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FARMERS BALK
AT HERRIN JURY
Admit Unwillingness te Sit In
Judgment en Mine Mas
sacre Case
PRIVILEGE, JUDGE AVERS
By a Staff Correspondent
of the Evening Public Ledger
M-rien, III., Ne.'. !2.-i. About eight
en venlr-mpn nre left for examination
today in th- llrrrr-n massacre trial, with
only four juror netunllv In tln Ik.t.
It in likely this number 'will net he.
xhauiiteil today. Arrangements will '
k made however, for the Minimenltiic
f another special vnlr for Mendny. '
Se far, -.'10 veniremen linve been1
Called, nctuiilly 1 .'!'' have bon or
mined. Drain, incempetency of one
ort or another, and sieKiiess cu-uscd
the ethers before they readied exam
ination. I
Yesterday' sessions were full of in
terest, though the jlelded no new
Jurer, after State broke a panel by
peremptorily ehnlleneing IWr.v Denten,
a farcer, whose son l a miner and
wt& has waited since early lnt week
M a tentative juror. State' Attorney
lmty examined veniremen. Four farm
ers were eteust-d in hert order for
heTing "rhe.1 opinions" ami then State
tendered a panel of four.
Hut defense broke this pntiel bv
perempterllj challenging Hrm-st I.itnl
ey. a farmer, and was forced te take
the lead In examination". Defense's
probing dtngB'd wenrilj.
J'rniiient questions a- te the -irnic-venireman':,
"prejudice" and hl
"opinion en tlie lawfulness or unlaw
fulness" of the rletln. at the Tester
litrip mine ln't .lune, were .inferred
till aft. miii ' ether less devastating
questions had beer, asked.
I'tiwIlllnR le Sit In .fur
Thermn (!riie. a young farmer, was
nlivleuslv net anxious te erve
V,"
jovial Uus Neely, eatnlnin; for the
flefense. retu.sed te give him r'i-
nrn!.ie?1K'ryV,nMh-VenmlV
nsellelted. tmallv mumbled he
nimiuii i- .t j.itwi.
..I--. .. .. j..-..-
iiiurvr -.,' Hiii'-iiiiif f in hi wi.tt inn
'trouble" grew ..in nf a 'aber dispute.
He did net quite undei stand the iur.-
tlen. but b" suid with unmistakable
emphasis. "V"., it grfw Vilt 0 vie-
lenee
Attorney N'eely ral..ed his hand
"1 don't vv.inr ynu te .-xpres, your
niiilen." Iim ejcnlniued. "I ineint.
fiave .veu any prejudice against or-
ganbeil labor'-"
With almost de.per.ite eonvietie't.
ririin cried. "N'e. Ne." Defense con-
tinued the pxnuiinati'in of Llri-n for
tr.nny mere minutes .mil in the enn
aid: "Yeu don't want te sit -u this
Jury, either, de euV"
"Ne. 1 want te get up and get out
of here." replied Urim. "I have an
opinion and I've expressed it."
ludgi- Hartwell Interrupted the
Jurers.
Jun- .senlre Is IrUlleee
ifui .ininr is iieirji-
"I want veu te remember Hi-.." ad -
menished he Judge he ebjeete.I te
the jurors anmrent desire te run avvuy
from jiirv service "If you had a farm
and It burned p. .m, would be m.ght.v
Sliifl te nc an- te irer a i rv i.teni or
one man te give veu your inFurenee.
ti it i in-iii- in.- " -ii-ni i itiii-
L-..
Brim.
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ui.p, niue.i ua. .neii ei'i.rt- u
"Listen here. Judge," cut in Brim.
I ve an opinion mii.1 I ve expr
It.'
cJa. rii?,:""1" an,i " br0Ul" U" al'y
Neel." ouVstlened this man three-
euarters of an hour without r.skn.g him
the one per.meiit one,,!,,,, about his
wl h ; ,:'b Mi,:
fCtt'StamSd,!;!,:1
vl...e ....ylK hetned I'.ilhr.e.fli i, In, If
teVwa'SHwln"
ihekinir I'rejuuu.u opinion en
the kill lie.
,-, V"1.?. I,,;""'. ' ""V-- !(J
Charles . Mlddlekauft. examining for
'Wens"; ntternejs th-n renfe-n-d for
i,r ..,, ,s if.-r ,h f..r
-.!! I V. 1...1 1
Atrnrnev Vee'li si'ilil nh .,,.!.,. ev '
pressed an opinion en that iere7
Ciillireath. uiismlllng. r.-ulied ele.irlr
ypt,"
"OueHS we'll haie te .-tense 0U.
Paid Neelj and that was ar l-l... one
beur ufl'-r be had begun with ulbrenth.
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TODAYS MARRIAGE LICENSES
llus-li i T ..i.j -". . !i'iwiii i t K.i-1
Mr t Vlr.Snli. RSt V O.I. ,1'I
rrl rv-his .urn - iieiii a net
Orm I' wf- .u N j
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Eir-rt vv . ,-r "V. .,".! ,r in? Iii!-'" ll
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Jimx hm Hi. ''T Iviuftuinn - -t I vv rr .
mJIOT. 'km,,,; &,","' Apr'-UneM ...
nil Mrurll I Sniiirt J31! - Tlii.i
JfUfph Shiirr (IH Jlit- - t aiil 'ii
trud I.H.ttuvt. .-..'.7 Hdrl.-rrv rit
Inn' K 1-Hi.iMi ".Til M-,lu hf
i. mi? ttufh. . it i'...ii' ,i ,t
Abmllltll A 'i -- N ' V. " . i j
MlllfiU. Kii. .''S. l-Mi-i-n .t.
Jehn Dnru.fl-y j- ' "I -ns .,
Mury Knlliii. Ii i. i: rinnm m
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F t.enc VV.ivti' l-rt
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.-Jl it iwaiii 1 ,. , ,iiKiri mi-
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niurl K Jupl' IH.T.l S 'mill, ri Hill
r.fien k Wt-iMiii -.-ai-i s- i'..r! k
"'JBrKdvil.. VV 'vv'e".' si?V""ihTillt i".
Se Upt 7.'s i r.irj me tid TII1U Flllr
.7.Vu 1i1I!I!J...!iv,s.t . , .-..
ni ii. iiiw.nl si: m 7n .,
Thd-l-u Nre.i
nH-u Si-mi in i nn.nier rt Knd
"rlt.e '.Ul'r "Vl".1 S "f.JlJ'i!, h c am!
vim . Illpke'v" '.-"1 - S..H...M i '
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Hurry i MeNm. I.Unrrii r.i . ami
At"MHeiiin""-i'j.,,'H. ..n-i
.-ur 1 rt 1740 N fbrr t
CV!., WjUXL'A .ilv,".'" k"' . H'"1
rridfrUk V "?li"..r". '.I9IV -ni' n! ,.
and K'l.i vr.-Vui I- sM'l rniiikfirl ai.
"ieu den t want te sit in tins ease. .,,,,.,,11 from the fore... n1.- "-tenh.v . gave the I lilted States spe- ij,,,, Whaiten. Virginia Bell and 'Jli' plan, and manner of tlie exeeutien
.K-n ! iir'ite" N".'; . "t.wp- .I- I...I8P.I nRaln.t them w.ih .tie advice as te what it could de t-wnnl Ileiitrlc.. Cengd-m. of Kn-W 'J' . '"' B" "" ,.e hSS;
-.?' HnehPl L dh e'e rl lVu V ,,", rhiI Sl,nk'" Vmmlssie before IK- unscrambling l'.urep-. He wants Amer- The (ileuces.er girls opened a gat.; :'' '' ",7, i t oe-ti rrefl .. t i .e-n?
eners laughed ieu.ll. (,enrce hite i , , . " ' , llM,i nllevveil Ma.ver Andersen, assists reports s.i.v iliac it e.iurred at i.i, -uara ,
assisting the defense. furtivel fro-, t.ed The men vve-e su-P-nded after eon- ' ' a te t,l5,, rart in -a, Near K,lvt C " ' Ma.v..i-el.-ct McNally. te .titer, and j ,l!,h "nrracks, ethers at l'orteselloi
the laughter et the live, defendants ,.,,,, ,,, . w,lllfc flfll, nce's..cl th,.m. terwicn at Lausanne, where this ceun- ,, . ,,.,.,! te the center of the lirldgp 1,lJf"cK;.l.,1 ,-v,.. .-, ....slilvpir !
i n e ii r 'rhy m"vt "' restored unless the Irv new has etil an observer. vv i.-ie in- met Mrcet tommis-ienei " v. "' '""'het 1 v 1 1 tir n- s.m
.Jrt . I" A,"" rJLF'ZX ''u.rg.s ,,r.. fnrthpemln.. within thirty Turkey K represented at Lausanne. Vil'f&.T!!'..!! " IC,,', Ll?An ' The" ,ev-3
nrci ii in.- -i- !-- "ii-'-ii-t "i uum i.lv IMrerter I erfe vmi 'n nuts that 1 . -i i i ii.ui. niiiui-ii, nu jiii-scu inruusil - ; ," ", ,, ,-..'
..!.. ... .iiir.r.,.,.. ,n i,i... .i.. .i... "." t'lriiinr loruijeii .humus ,n.u nn,i . Kitnciice.-iii anneare.l te be even .i ..i.i. ... .i.... f.i.i.. mn.i.w n stntPinpiit. bv tln Keiutblieiiti .
,V ii t i " ' . v "'". "" .enne.-e. m nh the W-m.-n'. M.-d-.e.il ,. " v ,'u. . r. " , . '
you, .said .he v.ndb Judge .,. re (. M il,T11()l , ,,. ,,.,. f.uns "..(me. ,, .e manv I ceu Id
an elder man than I am, if you ve a e, , rMtn'.-fl nm ii-i-nd--tit . IiiiIum -I '' all tn tune .l.-ing this, hi said.'
fixed opinion, it v-.a., ngjit for you te .; , . , ,,..,, , , A- te v hat In vv at- America te de.
tell us. V,u re eviiM-ii. ..'.,' . IMnl-i.le tihla tile lit-t st.-p wii. t --Mew that it stand.
, At .'i:l--. Defense Attorney Neely h-' , '" ; ", ! !.lr,;,i f,,r ,i.st -. Tranee and l.-.pland. Clemen, cm
began examining Kd rulbieath. a . TJl . iS ., , , ,rii eiMn ), te s - hrpt..f..r.. iSue until l.p up-
farmer who us.-d te be a union miner. "'"' "" '' : H ,,mmt'l..r. ' "' "' '-'? r-r,-ael ed the .-ihnct of the l.au.s r, ,L.
in .ii.i... .. . - . - -.....:...,....! - .- . , .....,,,.. .. .... .,.,... i... ,,... l i. i .
'"Sin" KK0Kei'j 'V7iftf'T'ishin".nS,; "rJ K" Klrl 1'r"'- "','"" t!li"' ""' llP r"" -I-inius Morgan, s. r , -he late . I ler
Chrlei ,t' iiuimV 3: v ':n'h i ,' invl plies 'It is all a part of tl .. general pout Morgan H. J! Morgan and Cem-
Jullii L'afaiilv :)7!li s'l.intun m
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An.ta !! VIIb ,..S,..I . 'll I. . h.i In H,
Luther Humlly i')H V Mnrvinn ... HtaJ
Furein;i ht.infnr.1, ge34 Mi lieliin nt
Wllu. P.th. IJSTJ 8.1. .t and Tim.
amurl Altwrnmi. i'OJli H Mmmid t, an'l
Itiry .' Mi-Coel aegl ,1. Nmwperl rt
Jrep Julinsen, -Jl S .'..Itli n uad A.MII
Wrluht ft.TI l'-rr i-Uie
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MHIll, mi ItlUWV H'
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Jalin Tlenipi-ii. S3 Hnydrr ve., nnd I.llll
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lord iron. 1139 Vvtrly it , and Dly
.rd ti. Hity. I08 H. icih it., and
M-pw. .p... .. 'it...v r. nil-, ,-ir.r- .,. .1 WinZ. O. I'V.-fl .1 Mill? .' ri.OIII 11
B-ir'Vviihi.-VT.V -SS'uV.. ., , leyw.;,,"..!. Tbe.v cilu go' I,, with T-rOtnVH, V V Nev W-Te
KM. "i.uruni I" I7V Vo.wuel M ' "", tll.lt and Hi Ml III.- rest when tl.ey get Hf- delld and a third is .vprrted te die
Jenli lln miHii. r.s.in Aiidi.ei. at . ami Umily , t,u iiniteiiiil " as III. "' '" "f tie Iil"Meii et Ihn
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l.md and Lady MetinthattcM, of Kitglnnri. will he en KriinUlln Field
today te see the Anny-Nn.v classic. Lady MeuntbaUen, who wm Miss
lAluina Ashley, and Lord Meunthattcti, who Is u cousin of King ticeise,
are hoiie.imneiilng In the I'nlled States
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NINETEEN ARE IDENTIFIED
'it v S-lIclter Smv th ill he ns-.n,l ,
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t- h,, ,.fWM ii"itlif f iiiiti will tint hi ! l.
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,., , rLter.-.l't . dtitv'
Hir..eter fort'e'vuu" ve.ter.li" .us-
., (,,!,,, iimpti!ci r-i-nie .pci'inl tii-
l..-i.ie.i mra-m.li iiirrii.,. se.-iiii .;i
tillm!in tf fl't- PPiidil -I'lil ( n'sl nn
st-H " st-iti..." Hi. s, .Ji.pns i.t. i!,'i . ih
st.ei'ts s.ltl..l. Jits sll.pl lsletl tii.li...H
n i,u,i,i, . , 1(,T, ,. ,..n i.. uKi..,
,..- .-.. n i ....
w.ire IVhv Ci-d.ille le.euli Itolleni
all,l .t,,,.,,!, S.ititen-, c.-nvii r.-.I .liue
sellers, vvij,. accus. ,i the ileti.nv.- and inlll. but hi. Ho.ten audience, ('hail.-si .
patrolman. '. 1-It't. A Li.wience Lewell, presi-
dent of Harvard, uud all the iutvllec- '
ww'a ri a ml- who could niuc.'xp Inte a liall
Hit iXtVCiVCtffCtnCC -eating IMuu iiejseiis were there, took'
! 4 ,, lfnu, ':''' unite ..rieus. as he phta.ed his
XJll A. I I iUUSCultl !!: for Aiiu-rii-an solicitude and gave,
- wi.if he .ai-l were tlie faet.s up-m which
. bn-,.,1 u. i
Continual from race One i Helding up Fever.nl (.mail hlipi 0f
i .f. .,"."'. I'"s-'".'-i. Ldueai'.ni.i. ."il ' r,ri:it.-(l iliiht. w hi-li he ..,1,1 is "net in-
'mM r,"'"r A",,;l,r"".1- "''' '' ,''" !;' tui-i-d for ou," he thu.s went back at i
(lp riM.,.,,t ..fv-.v of the ., I.ihiN, ..iildii,,. ;..rmns '
'that .lie... ".i.i. red tin- mi,., m-i a mat- -..Thev sav'i'iev don't fubrieite cisn '
;. f gr, . ,.,.,.,,.. te ,.,,.,,. ,,1h I J ,, JrV .',' ' ,, ". " . ,,'. I
.-Heueve-." ., centin "-peak- ; , . ,,( rl - m u r i, id "eel
inu. a, member of -i b.,ar-i that ha ' ",.,;' b , .f hev .Inn' t:.b.., te te i !
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pr,,ri:iti'..n f..r .'i-ldir'.et..,!' fin
III iieari. I -MM. Ill s.l II. a 11 file .10-
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rr ji I,,,,,,,, tin-Hi. aerltiel
Art .vi i.Puni in..i s wen irp ..I i n s
"rf ' '".'l'1 J1'," ,,1.' rpn 0Li;ht tn ,,,,n"
""ftr T'vr. of the Sta-c
if fun Is '
rhildren li. ivn.lvania d..p. nd. m en
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k'z.'' J?' ' n" "" w- . . , ,
"Then- ..re -m-ugh --f eth
linilUMl Ml Oil! Wilis. - i
.m te make a' t.v, the .... of
Wilkes. I-.arre The , I,.r. . ur ....
- Igeut !".-. dependent en I '. Mll'l
instauteti. in !l,e Si.-e w..!. ,.,,-
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Heading.
'Th..- eughr te be i...-n.,t..' Ine-d
,! bVfer" ,(1,.S s ;, ,.., ,.. art
I '"' "? ;U'K , 1 VlllTu I'f.'l
be put into sehoels that weii'd t.riiiich
Illl'l ' H IJ'I
"" '" educ'itlena! ti.-bs f.,r th' well
f-hlldren, if n t ihe .sick I'liliilreu "f
I I'UllHileipma.
With money rrv hard te get and
taxe vn-.v I ik'i. Pr I'etfr. wlie is a
ieiK.-. ... llti. !m lie I'.e.l-l! of tile
, vv , ,ri lir.'v .,....
,,, ,, v ,., , , , ,- ,t. , npi.re-
priii'H" i-ki- f-r .In- art pa'.v.
T,P .5. .-.nn.i mh inu-.um wit. .ev.-relj
i-ritleu'i, 'e ( 'i.uii.'ilmau "' mi IC
Hnrn '
"nrn.. ... ,, ,
"We are ,n t-.r this thing .nd ne
h'"" "" '" " " ',"""-11." '" '-"d-
"I"-' 1 r i i v ebj-'l te JU'iti'T
in uhieli tin- job i. l.-ltlg done.
"wi.. i ...int ... u .h.; f,,. .h
no one ,etn. te Kneu t. llti ' '!"- g.l.erv
. "f .';.;; M, v Tt'h7 ni!;;;" 'l.,: "Z
before I eum 11, I.MV ttie puitis e, n
'iibl" and t.ll i!-,it Hi ee.t will lie.
Then we can go ..I.pji.I ..ml i,Mre,;rln.e,
kll-iultlg !mt nil-t ..- -1 Ihe
ii 'll' I'l' i Id'-Il '-11111111' , '- . k . 1
-isxrwi.. ,,..
the whole thing Is a joke. Wi often
g P-i-l tl,- .it-, at Hi. end of ihe
rarkwav. .'inn we .. ok ii J' tne t,r-
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terlnj ' Th u w k ig'it.i. -rv .-ar. -
'"" l" lnllU" -"r" J""1 '"" UM' hturi"
1. leallv ill p!a e.
"' '""t "'' ,1,n '""Id t.ll Mi
what the tiling will ie.t nln tirn.li.nl
And what I. mere, let ti,.- t-. I i.,i this-
rl""' vur""- 'u"'d'"".n. n f
ihein. a if 'he best iin,'iin. nt ,t, t!,e
world for lieuip rule .V.i cue .!.
l'rk "mt.iissien Th-v I .hen .,
great ib'iil of the menev gi.i-n iii. .in,
''d tnsten.1 of putting it n te ihe Art
MufPlllli proper they have .pent mm h
t,C I, iiniiiev nnr the M:rp,iilili r, A .!.
. dIhii.' And there veu nr. What .an
.VOU
1 ion de?
"They say, concerning the st.el.wnrk '
i nnxiositlen that th.-i oaiinet n nln.f..l
' 7 V ",'J. ... .... 'I. .. U
. i I lt' " "M uu.H .in Hint' ill!
tie steel. New, I am n mil- liuierv man
l,,vl nn.l I knew nelf.el'v ....11 ll..f
m.vseir, aim I knew i lu i well that
' muterilll Is Htlindardl7.ei I l,ev e,u, nut
..... I .
Nn wonder 1.4-i.ter d Vyvter i 'ntistantl
rerrl'.l. ter did vr lrl tm tnur !. tut
than HltyT L-tr my tKc encuuretmnl
tia.u He a.U that "fulm t.ti.ri ner wen
.ndi'ar.'a.Vurid'ef amum.n iiJaTi
rin,...rM.,.,t ..t VAVIf.ir.. i.r.l former V "'" ''"'" "
ifuiU-il
liar Comle Ktctlti of. I
? eiaa immr wwtumi
&.
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U. S. CAN ASSURE
..... Aiiii-i'!.i'T Athletic As-ociatleii. Knlrvlew
niAnr PAlfOTinrn ,'Wl' V"1.,'"Vl'm.,.m Association, .ijt.
Km .r .Uf. -rit
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, i ens Bosten weignt at iau-
, ... . ,
sanne Conference Would
' End Europe's Menace
, tna turepe s menace
.
! KRUPPS MAKING CANNON
nsten. Nev. 2.-..-r.cerBC5i Clemen -
.. .."....,
' ' i.......v ....,.v
prim, in nil 'niiirr-s hi i rpinntir i einnie
-
a ere nppnhenslve about the Turks than
ab",lr li'nany. "Thy greatest mas-
'""''- "f People that has ever 1 :i
I -.tnl of." he s.iil. "Turkish harbar
;,."" ,, ";,.. . " . ,,r
t-m. ''vainu '--i,v, .ii--iiii iih.ikh,.
-th-.e niv our piebl.ms. 1 simplj t.ll
t . ,.
N"" ""'''e 'k nothing that can -top (hi.
I r".ent c.iliiblliatlell but I.
Lngland,
'''"' " and Ati.eric.i together."
Clemetu-enu may be tilting at wind-
, .,,, .,,.. ,,, 1 !,..,. ,,,.. ..a;
' ' "' .' -". '."-'.'
i-r. of the allied armies di. covered ."iO
,s f ft- ,
two ''en- H-r- .. fie l,st s,.w v.l."
J " "..., vvav.d the ,ner, but did
cnf.renee. He - ',.. kvd as he b,--au .
ohnned thI ln!i I-of.!' with h'sLJiVi
fr ' ' . lf ".n rl. . . -i . .HJ Tl 1
I u r, ... fe, - mi . a. 'l"- "'
1 - 14 tit'" l" pa'F i II l I II' 1 (I IH f.T Mill -t.
dar-d me. I an, nndv today in ll..e
- e a t ef.iril..;r 1 .11. no, w ,.,,
ti. de it. be.-au-e I did nut want te give
Aii,.n.,ins the Impre.-len that 1 I..tr-
f..r..,i ,n lhrjr own business, but h.nce
1 ...n asLed i0 .n, v hat I think. I g v
v"i n-t nnlv adw-e but te let e,. I.i.jV
wlnt I think. I will de it."
H " !''.S f!' ""'"'
ntm gesiur-d el.-lv with his -nm. lie
crowd laughed and dapped their 1 md-
(.l..,eni.iu .mtluiied :
I. Is tlie eii .ininlPrt thing in the
.,rl,l. Tlier ..it LiiiisMime a "-i it-
pe,. wjth Knglund nr.d I'ranee m'i, ,.
Li,nnr.i,l ... xii-n,- liifl. T . 'i 1 II ' 'i
,,.., nw, wi,h M,n. lllieu't' - l.-t
.,,. linUL ne ami i-a.v . . -1
gentlemen. Is there a hf-nt f r . ..
' he. will give ldm nn arinel i'-. Tl ev
are -tiM waiting for him N .i .
.,r ..,,,... I.m..i
ir 'im.iai'.-s li.-tt.-t.
(, the." and oil vv-il i-i.el '
Tmtern question which has lie, . i i-
,, ; trouble te ihe veilr f. r t'e la-f
-,,(-, r,,,.. ,) ,n will .' i -re Ve ,
ttI,, .,.... , ,;,.,.,. r ril., lt,
b.-.auke the preseuc- (' Al'T. i in
"'" "'"". iU '"'v! ,br ,,,rrn,,"s
..,., ,i.. ,. ee fnrt h.-r tlm- i erf nil
,.,,, ,., i,PPni is.- r.er-'...lf will
;,,;,,, ,lUl ,,,. N , ..., Bn
m.U,ril, f v.1,1,.1. . I. 1 I. ,r,s
. - ..,1,1 (. f ..
Swrfvsas-
,i-iiiii vr-i i i MP,..
UUttN-IUWN ICLL ntAMU
Officers of First U. S Nsval Cen-
,,-. ul D ..- li
tlngent, 1917, Meld Reunion Here
"H'eer. of the lir-t -,. . I ,r-e, . be
Mi,i te I Ji en-tow u i' ,.r ' 'J7, Ijelfl
.1 . r annual reunion Mm ,,,g!,t m th-
l;, )' u-i Stratford II '.
under the
au-pir.-H of lh' I in'-d S'.vps bn m Ii of
H,. (Jueenstevvn A n
Crretinss of the H. M.li hranrh f.f
(. associalie. u.r, .iin.e,j te the
Anerican brnn-1. Ii K n.-.-r Williams.
Til(. ijiii'i n.teun -ii .i givi ri m b-uier
of Adliilinl W. ! r- ,..
.'-peak.-rs null Rebert lumn.
I leiirefiiiiit ( e.iiiniind, r Hiiro K'i.l,.r
inanuer I.eiiIh .Nimui Captain A.
inuer i.e.iis .mmiii . apiain .. .
Jehnsen was tnn-'uiaster.
TWO DIE BY EXPLOSION
t Beiler of Freight Locomotive Burst
Near Aster's Estate
A. tot- t .nm 1 near lie... la.r til.'l.i
I'leces of the ..in;.m. bleu-n iiei.rlv
n . ,i ,., .1 V ' 11 Ueari
I a railCi "ft tire te liuildlti.l en the Aliter
U'Ktate. Telephone and tclegrupU wire.
r.-v: r"""rv .." ."".-." " ? "i
HOLD TWO PARADES
TO OPEN HIGHWAY
Gloucester and Fairview Dedi
cate New Read This
Afternoon
PRETTY GIRLS FORM "GATE"
ftleueester nnd Knlrvlew this after
noon celebrated the speeial opening of
rellings! read, the only highway leading
from (Slueeester te the former Uov-eminent-ewned
village which Is new
imrt of Camden. The celebration was
In charge of the (Jleueester Chamber of
Commerce assisted by the Civic Im
provement Association and ether or er or
gnnUatieni of Knlrvlew.
There were two parade before exer
cises at the center of the K.ssex etrect
bridge, which divides thp two places.
The Gloucester Cltv nmVinls n.
sembled at City Hall with fourteen
high s(lioel girls who were te form a
gate at the entrance et tlm Gloucester . "We hope te have further confer
side of the bridge. The decorated I en ees at which universal disarmament
automobiles of the I linmber of Cem- will be discussed. Hut If we expect te
mel'CP. LietW Clllll. business men Olid Imrn nnr InHneiien In tl.nun mnf.,,nd
"'e1 leruieii en .iionmeuin street. Hie w,. must have an adequate navv.
autetrucks floats, tire department and' "We hope we have removed tlie causes
.ether vehicles formed en Atlantic, for any war In the Immediate future:
.street. l he miiHm vn l. A. Stewart, hut war Is tee grave a matter te take
I assisted by valentine H, AJendt, .Ielin(ly chances with. The defense of our
IViiuety and llam Hambleton. , homes nnd of our children demands
" s ,
I he parade passed out Monmouth
1 " l '" ' " ''vuru ami men liertn
( te the bridge.
'1 he Kair lew parade, formed nt 1 t.'lO
clock at the lerkship Heiiare and
, .ioeee.ied te the Kalrviuw side of the
i ,,!"i' , v ' "- j-.it. i-iv "fit.- hip con--
V.",,,,,.i;.V;. ,.""'V.".L.l',:ll,,;
ihciel chllilren. Women's Club nf:
,. . t ., .. .a...
iirview. leurtwnth,Urd ltepubllean
uh. the Pemecriitu; Club, l-alryiew
i in; K.iiips in; y a n. i. t ner ei'RrtnizatlmH.
V1 ", .,,,:,.,,' V, ";' . , , ' ,
u-v and fourteen from (.leitcester who
1,"..,;i';1 l.l'Vn"!,..'0 ..f'lr0',,.. ,.,
""- "-' u
i,!lim.,,lir,i, iioreti.y tioedwin. An.ethst
Wiekham. Helen Mctienasle. .Mildred
I .,.1,1.... M., ,..!,.. 1.,...,ll (.1.. At
i:iMV;.n:v"Kiiierii; Them".;;.:
wmetiiy Adams. Klizubcth Tliccksten
.....i .,i.l Wllll.nns
' Aiming the Fairview girls were
i ellim von. Anna l.'nr.l.nii ..
- I-i-itii ic-rl-iin. Di-lln r.nii.u.in.
.; . ... . . . i v .. - -..: '
i.v-iMi i laniiieriain. Lie a t'anieieii
1 1M tail- wi (ijii1" nil inui bhiv,
! Th- I'airvievv p-trade then passed ev.-
'the bridge te (Jleueester and puradxl
, tlneuh ou. ester. Then the Cleu-
t.-r patad.' passed te Fairview and
, .., ....... ,V ,,", ; ., ..,.".
nun' i"M "vi mv riini'' i UlHi M r,
rellings read starts from tlie Ke-c
I i;,i .,, u , ,.,. ,...:...
Mp-et budge and runs through I-air-
view te West ('oliingsweod and con-
ne.-t. with ether reads leading te nearbv
, ,(,,W1
Christmas Cards
Jkutlrv
SlMTIt
Watches
Stationery
J ECaldwell & Ce.
CHESTNUT STREET BELOW BROAD
A Bit of Business Experience
Helps the Heme Girl Throughout Life
And extra money helps her tremendously at Christmas-gift-time!
Xumhers of refined, hensible girls n:ul women of an unusually
high t-pc can be placed here jubt new m holiday bellinp; positions.
The work simply consists of helping ether folks select and buy their
Christmas gifts, etc., as YOU would like te be berved in buying
eui.
The pay is geed, ,the surreundiiijr- exceptional, and the oppor
tunity te possibly found a business ciuecr is present. Likewise theie
is the special shopping privilege extended te all Wanamnkcr
empleyes.
Apply without delay te the Bureau of Employment
WANAMAKER'S
m
Help 5000
Veterans Families!
These families of world-war veterans soldiers, sailors,
marines in this neighborhood depend en YOU, through your
RED CROSS. Help them! They need your help!
Ne Heme Should Be Without a
Red Cress Flag en Thanksgiving Day
Fill in below :heck class of membership desired and return
te Rell Call Headquarters
S. E. corner 18th & Locust Sts., Phila.
with check, cash or money order. A receipt, button and
window flag will be forwarded immediately.
American National Red Cress 1 923
S. E. Pennsylvania Chapter
Name ..........
Street ....
Citv .........
11
A.NMAI.
CHKCK CJIJ8S OV
jll 2'iiu advertittment paid for by a friend II
ROOSEVELT URGES
FULL 'TREATY NAVY'
Tells Princeton Men Natien
...no ' j t
IVIUSt Be Prepared ter
Coming Wars
HERE AS MIDDY ROOTER
Theodere Roosevelt, Jr., AKslstant
Secretary of the Navy, who Is here te
attend the Artny-Xnvy game, makes a
strong plea that the Natien maintain
the navy te the full complement allowed
under the disarmament conference
treaty. He spoke at the annual Prince
ton Club bamiuet lust night nt the
Hltz-Carltnn.
"A let of soft-headed people are try
ing te persuade us that there will be
no mere wars," he said. "I would be
just a plain liar If I told you we would
have no mere wars. There will be wars.
and for that reason we must keep up
our armaments.
I "imn itiiii . ni -ii I It I it'll tr;jutlini
,,t we keep up a proper navy. Wc
,, ,10V(.r llKnin t,e caught uniirennrwl
ns wp wcrp ,n p pn(lti
"Let us keep our navy up fully te the
,"i-,ri-,'i ratio."
"The Administration Shipping Hill,"
Mr. iioeseveir said, "ia et vital mi
,,mtnnce le this country.
, enactment will help place
lts speedy
America te
the refrentina,, overwhelming peace
,i(.,. .1,.. f .i i.i
I tut..., .-. Hir . .n .., iim ,,utlll.
..An nde.piate merchant marine is a
I ,ipf,,nMlv ewpr te ,mti()I. vs t.
,.., of tlll. fljjhtlns nnvy decreases, the I
,il,ie ,)f ,he ,ncrclmnt nmr"lp lneri-'aM's-
Colonel Uoeevelt Is In lMilladelpliia
as the Ruest of Senater Pepper te at-
w,d tUe Army'SttVy ' tedw-
n-pe ..--. nt.Tu
CHILDERS MET DEATH
.. ... . ....
' BY BULLETS IN JAIL
Paper Says Irish Republican Was
Silent as Deem Approached
. itOiineii, -sm. . my .V. r.
f.. X- .Iff . a t
,:i
)IM
...... .. - --. -- - - . - ,
publicity department te the .-fleet that ,
f,"r t'ln'der-s had been told the ex.--I
eutinn was te take place he requested , r.
te hce a I'letestant clergyman whem'l
.... i,... ,,. 1W .. liev Tlw. miiilu.....
i'" uau- iwi"i - ..-,-. .. - .
was with him. the Btntemetit said, when
I... ...II,.,. ... l.Iu v..,.n.ln,i 11,. t,,!.,.
be walked te his execution
no words te his executioners.
, Women in fork iretest.-,l ngainst ir-
.'eculleii .it l Iiikipi-h.
Individually engraved, convey
ing your Personal Yuletide
Message.
Orders Should Be Placed Early
Kra
Ha
m
.,
Date
10 I I III
T
CONTIUIll TlVli
bPhT.I
MKMIIUKM IP TAKEN
II
DENTISTS TO HAVE SAINT
British Doubt Whether Patron Win
End Hln
Londen, Ner. '-'". KtiglUh dentists
ere te bnve n natren nalnt. The In
stallatien of St. Anollenla wilt take,
place next week, when a painting of
her will be unveiled by (he DucIicm or
"whether this will lead In the futurn i
I te an absence of nil pain In British .
dental chalra remaliw te be cen. but
history of t no patron saint is net tue
best augury.
FREE ALLEGED SMUGGLERS
Twe Acquitted en Charges of Con
spiracy te Impert Chlneee Inte U. 8.
I'ensacela, Ha., Nev. 25. Captain
Benjamin Kdmundsen, who operates u
fleet of motorboats out of Pensacola,
and Leuie Ying, alias Quan Yick, Chi
nese, et riiiladelphin, were acquitted
In Kedcral Court yesterday of a charge
of conspiracy te import Chinese nllcnn
Inte tills country from Cuba.
SPIFF-O
ANTl-FREEZE
Riditter Compound
E. k E. Laboratories. P.
NO WATER
Hand Sela
0. Bex et, Fhila.
Clear Baby's Skin
With Cuticura
Seap and Talcum
8p,Olntm.t,Ta1n)m,2Se tTnwhr Fsraa slot
addrMi: CiBtrUrUrlM.D.Z, -t!ta,4M.
Is fine
for
bathing
babies
Get Your Heme Wired for Xmti
INCLUDING FIXTURES
NOTHING TO PAY
UNTIL AFTER
THE NEW YEAH
Then Wm Giv
Yeu Up te
15 MONTHS
TO PAY
Whalen-Cresbv
"SSsf 140 N. nth ST. m
A. wai ?, ...a c- ... '"10
anrvBjq hwt .t. .. wmreay Alter-tee
Business and Advertising
ManaRcr wanted for live
American daily newspaper
published in Tokie. The first
qualification must be thnt
applicant is a .newspaper ad
vcrtisinR salesman. He must
be single. Should be about
37 years of ape. Must pos
sess executive ability nnd
Retieral newspaper training.
Must re out te stny nt leust
five years. Must be capable
of accepting big responsibili
ties. Salary entirely com
mensurate with qualifica
tions. Fer further details
apply Bex Ne. A 028, Pub
lie Ledger Office.
. l'INACIAI.
Tin: .tiii.i:tic amh iatien or
TIIK IMl HIIMTl Ol' I'llVNSYI..
.yni. riiANKi.ix rn:i.i iin.r
MeiiTCAiir. a rr.u r i:t srKii,
ri'Mi iiei.n iiems, nui: jasu-
ABY 1, 10 li.
I'lirsiiint te tonus nt tn utir.iee ilntM
t.uiiihry t. ll'Si! Ili-i llllll..r sned Iihiu-h
i.-ii.lrrrt of alie. I en.N f.-r h .1.- im .1.. ei
i.s of .liiniuiry 1, iliill, ut u urn nui ..e'."l-
IrB 102'i'J lini tlilcinsl, l, On eMCIlt of
Mli.TiOO, tl.e cum ii-jw nvHllub1- m tin. .sink
liih' l-'un.l.
SealeJ tetnlrrH stiitlnir nunilirr-, nf Immls
efferfd, HrtilP-nril In .llll.VllI, TIII'st com.
I'ANY, Truetee. s nklnit l-'ur I riie Atlileile
AhHni'latluii i-f I',.' rnlveiin f l'oiinl l'eiinl
iMtil.i 1'ranklln PI. I.I Titm m nt-.i.- mi
I t CVnt Mnklna I'uti.l .!, II- , N ll l.
iLel(.-l unlit I'.' M.. Ile.rnil.cr !.. ID.";.
OIBAIIO Ttll'MT I'OMriM, Truatee
"JIIOMAS .'. IIUI'KIS. "I ir iwiirer.
l'llllailHilltM, I'l N.iMmii..r "j 1H.-J,
IIAKI.mOH HltneKMOOli i OAli
( (i.viwnv fiii vi Mmrn. (.i; 0'
Pl'.lt CUM MNKIM. I I Ml I.OI.I) '
nOMI.x, Mfl". 1U2. ;
I'urm nit te term nf .- "i ,tn , te l .luiv I
I. lllll tlm Utlllcri-Utl' I II I leer, f
ii' -ii li.mi!n fer h'.le a- t - ., , f
J.ui.iurt I. 10i!l. Mt h i-r , . m..,.)u
li.'J'v Iier it'll! .iti'l UU.r. ' i .(. nt nf
MO 7b!i '-ii. It-' mini imii - i- .i,.r tlie I
tjliil.niK 1'unil. i
..ulrj tnnlerH, xtatlMi: ii.iti.li. r of Ik.ii.N '
. . - ..... .. ... .111. .!. . , ..7 V ,.H,,,',.,'
I'VS'V. Trustee. NnUii,.' Km i llailsiuh.
iiruokH.ie.1 rer,i . , i;;t",
l!"." ,"',.l...'r ,lL,-n' ' ' ' '- i.. ..
Jlir.ru, n ...irr--. ... -.... ... in en.
riiinrr i'i iw--(
i.iitAitn riiL'sr i empvm
'IIIU.MAS K. IUH'K.S
Vhllidelphiji v N.ii-n.i.
TruMre
Mir r
lli'.'Q
KKII SMOKKlKhJi C UAI. 1 .IV",SY
miit ...uniuiiur. e', iii ii i. f.i is
IIIISDM, , U,,LU
. , . i.. . Virt nil an ...
.e. r .-. ;';?.."'."..""." i-'iri-utint te
Tlia lurid., iliiwti ami rum
with all iimiiii.urerl cuui-nn, !, ,',, J!";,".
.n p-e-entI fur pamrnt at ll.. rti i, r ?k
l-emtnrr I.I Trim Ciiniliar.y. I u .0'r'.?;
Hall S.4ear. rhlladeluhla. en , ; j '
umy 1. IUJ3. wlwu all Intercut th. reen will
"nes 'J4. 77 8. 113 ".03. I1 :-st I
lleiids prevleu.il' druwn which neui,i k. I
te.-n i.re.t-nleJ July I. 1022 ou"1 b
Ne. r.7
CUMMKKUIAL TnUBT COMPa.Vv T,..
.IOIIN H. MASON iV-W''! ,
2cteW HI. in-.'2 ' ' ""dent.
rOCAIHIN r.s (OVSOI.IOATI.il (.,11,","
IKS imtl'WV IM'OHI'ORtTKItl'ii'r?1
.r.vi.i.,.,.vK,.,'7?;NT "" WW"
t .... . .
, reser.es llie rUllt te reje.t any nr ,.n
.tenders In whom nr In pari u"
Till: Ni:V YOlllv TKU&T fOMPANr
Trtis.ew
Ily A. ('. DOVWINij, Jr
Aliant fttruturv
Naw Yerlt. Vovember 5. lft:-2. wwy
Annuul Mfftlnaa
Sr'lUlK 40IirANNI.'AI.Jli:h'.S(i OF 1
-" the Tiireny llullnlnir mill Ixiun A.
iliillen will be held In Milaln lli-ll Jiiilldlm.-,
l.enKhnre and i:dmund Htieets. Tun.ni I
Hnnday. Nevenilier 27. I, . Hl.M I'. .M,J'
.1 11. Cl'Rllll-ll. S..relar I
nivld'ndi " "" I
tm"-. Mil. MAM MIAMI' A MISs .soil
NlOlllll L'n.l I.e....
..... unr.t i.t llltef.nrH at h ki,i l.i ...aa..
Inu held Uila lu ,1IIH "li-eliuel . iiiHrnrly
.1 vl find "' ' ,'" '"'r "". I".yble
IJMfi.il.Vr suih. 10S, t Hte. kh.ii.Jir. if
Tlia tranafer benka of tin i Company 'wlh ba ,
oleaad for tha purpeta P thla dividend from '
1 p. .. DecamUr Up, itSI. until 10 ,
e'm.!.' ' ,?"..Mr'E ." , m
ajC- UsiLrl
.late I Juh -1. H'nJ. Htjen (7i f ,'""'!'
tuinlj tK.li for ,1300. liyve i,, dram, fit
ridfiiiPtlen r,n January 1 1 !.- a, in ".ST
and H-ini.il Intercut le tlmt ,i , ttl "-m
Null..- In rier'.l.y given, imrmiu. , ,,, ,,,
trrnH f th Murium dated Ful 1st tliOT
I IllO . III', ifii'iri "t ,ny . ,ua,r. u 1 , , . ,
R-ali.l iin....s,lf in. le 2 V. VI if,' i!h
ilnv of Urrrmhrr. I1WS. fur ll... s,i !,, ., J,1
bends ,h iitiu... deacrllied, euffl I ,, ,'"
l ihe mini nf rtl.0'lK..10. Th ...I. 'Hl
STRAWBRIDGE
& CLOTHIER
f CLOVER DAY jfr
In the Lewer-Price
Basement Stere
Time new te think of Christmas Shopping, and when you can
think of It In terms of Clever Day Basement Stere prices it becomes
a two-fold pleasure. Shep here, Monday, and save much.
MISSES' NEW COATS
WORTH HALF MORE
$15
Tlir manufneturer
let u have a smnll
let of these Ceata
nt n retnarkiible
price conceFHlen,
nnd we took n few
from our e vv n
Blocks nnd reduced
tliem te HUM HPtl
clul price for Clever
Day. of heavy
(lelllilc-fnced cont cent
Inps, and polalre
cloth, lined throuuli threuuli throuuli
eut or In yoke. In
brown, tan, and
various mixtures.
Sizes 14, IC nnd 18
years $lB.nO.
Lewer-Price Hiicement Stere
GIRLS' DRESSES
EXTRA (9 OK
SPECIAL JiD&VO
StralRlit-Hne nnd blouse models
nf navy blue M-rjre. Knib-el.l-.-red,
brnl.Ud and applique, trim
itilnjTu, In sir.ea 7 te 14 years.
Werth one-third mere $2.35.
Lewer-Price. Hnnrmeiit Mtere
GIRLS' WINTER
COATS, STRIKING IN
VALUE, MONDAY
$9
Jlethers. ni well
ns .laughters, will
ilcllKlit In t li
vieartness ns well
ns the .nnillty of
tl.ef-e Coats, lleth
sports and dress
medi Is, of pol.ilre
f leth a n .1 lu-.ivy
re.itliiKs, in brown,
reindeer and Sor
rento blue. Sizes
T te 1 1 years. Th.i
. i-ei t of fe.it for
trhoel and general
wear, at a most
unusual v.tvitiK in
price 0.00.
Lewer-Prln- lu-ement Hlnre
CHILDREN'S
WOOL SCARFS
JS1.15
Des rable Searls f brushed
wool. B2 Inches lour;, with Knotted
filtiKO! 0 Inches wide. In navy
blue and blown vvlih bolder. Much
below rcKUlar price $1.13.
l.e. .r.Prl.-e tii-.,nieiit Stere
BOYS WASH 1 QZn
SUITS NOW OOl
Scores of these excellent Oliver
Twlf-t Suits of washable luvinelble
cloth at a vast i eductien In price.
Trimmed with In aid en .elliu- and
cuffs. In nr.'.y, green nnd tl.ul;
and Unlit blue. Sizes '.' te 0
years SCe.
Tnwi r-Prlre, Flu ki'iii, nt Slere
CHILDREN'S KNIT
SWEATER SETS
REMARKABLE AT
$4.50
Yes, en Clever
Hay, 'mothers
can Bet these
cute and ptuc
Ileal 3 -li loco
p 1 a I n Knit
Sweater Sets
for aa llttle as
i 1.30. Sets In
. lude C a p.
s w outer nnd
UgijlnHi, and
ceiiie In peacock
b I u c, b r e w n,
bulf and cnrdl
t.al h li ,i .1 e s.
SUes 1 te I years -l3e.
Lnui-r-t-rlie lli"tnnt Mure
MISCELLANEOUS pr A
GIRDLES, NOW i OlJL
Werth double and riiein th.m
double. Thu ..-olleutlen Ineliitt.-s
titrdle.', Hip C.infint-ra and Cor Cer
bkttci of pink biecadi.', ntln uud
open-ill. ah tabrlc. In styles in.
rently discontinued by tin. in.inu
fauluicii.. Ixjner.Prk.. lli-eiiint Stere
PRIWCESS SLIPS
EXCELLENT Q6T
VALUE ODC
Tallerrd meilels of black cotton
taffeta, with Hliuiilder straps, uud
jf.'itluiKd nt the hlp for added
fulliiciis. l-'inlblicd vvith lain
Lewer Prlie llin-ement Mnr-
100 SMART HATS
AT A LOW PRICE
$1.50
Small Ready-te-w.ar
Hals, chl'itly
..f . ..I. ... tr. ..I j, V
, ,. v-,i-., ... ,i.,
V and wantud telurii.
Many aie worth
ever one-half mere.
nnd suiim worth
limit- than double, An them are
but 100, it will In vil-,0 U. I'uiue
.is early aa ixisslble tur hist
clieiic.
txiuer-Priie P.u.iiuiit htere
BATH ROBES , ten ?
OF CORDUROY B-w.OD
In einbijsted cffti-t or wldy
w.ili luiiliuey, lne.ilif.iht le.iI or
iilaln i'.obi models in Cepeiihaif.ii
blue, en-lild, tuclisla and rese.
Ilnlhtii-d with self kIi dl... Women's
blzcH 30 te 44 under lilku $2 05,
Iiwer-Prliu llaeineut hlure
WOMEN'S QUILTED
JACKETS FOR 1. ftr
CLOVER DAY Vt)C
(if blink in.iteilal, lliu d witu
while, vvlih hi.iiiiH inui in,,, 1(JIIS
neatly hound. Siis :ii; U 11
Much Uirt lliau ti mil !ir.e
LoHcr-Prhe llukemmt Hture
In1j!
yfr)
Ml H
111
8
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K V .
N A
Tha 'ornerlene nt
llil I.ewrr - I'rlra
lliisement Htere
tlnnil Will.
flood Villi I another
nnme for nnr fnltl.
In Hlnuvlirl.ljte &
Clellilrr ymir fatlli
In Ihe .iwner.lilp,
n.nniiJteiiienl, I l e n I a
and mrri-linndlie of
Ihla bunlnesi.
Te ileaerve nnd pre.
aerve your fleu.I Will,
tlin Iitiwtr - Prlie
II u a e in e n t St.irn
.driven every day f
a e r v e you well
threujtli tiprlicht l.usl
nraa mellie.la, f n I r
prlrea, rellnhle ite.i.ls,
i-ottrteeiia anil cllk-lent
personnel.
Ill
WOMEN'S TOP COATS
WORTH HALF MORE
$9
P 1 e a s I n ply
flne u n d at
tractive Sports
Coats of nll nll nll
woel plaid
back tweed ami
lierrln Kbetm
.coatings. Styled
with Inverted
plait In bark,
Fet - In sleeves,
lelt nnd patch
pockets. In tun
nnd brown. Sizes
:t.: le 42. Only
r.O ntthlsspecl.il
Clever Price.
t,ewer.Prlcn lLmi-inent Mere
WOMEN'S DRESSES
VERY
UNUSUAI)
JS8.85
A f-avlnc of 'several dollars for
you, en these lovely Dresses. Slv
different, distinctive styles, of
rn lie .In ililne. trk-elette inui
Pelret twill. In navy blue, blown
and black, with some of worsted
jersey in various thades. Sizes
.'lb' te 14.
!., r-rrlcn ninenient Stere
SAVE ON WOMEN'S
BROWN CONEY
COATS, MONDAY
$29.50
A n e w let of
I-'ur Coats j.pe
t'lally purchased
for Clever Pay
and maiked at a
ivniatkably low
price.
They nr 10
IiicIicsj Ien k, of
In-own ceney and
may be vw.in
with or without
bell, as y e u
piefer. Sizes 34
te tl te statt
with, but don't
delay for tliere
are but 2a coats
in nil.
Irfmer-Prlm lliiM-inrnt Stere
WOMEN'S SKIRTS
UNDER "i (JQ 7K
PRICE DO.IJ
Attractive all-wool Skirts of
serife. plaited and plain, or
checked and striped material. In
1 .i ti. navy bluu and black; sizes
2C te 32.
I.wer.rrl.e Jl moment Mete
WOMEN'S SAMPLE
suits jJeiyD
I'itslly worth ever one - half
mere. 'awef,t lentr-llne models,
of eleur, ti-loetlne. Pelret twill
and ether wool fabrics, lined with
silk and interlined. Seni with
. ellnrs of nutila, ethers finbreln-.-ted
or plain tailored. In black,
n. ivy bluu and brown ; ilzca J'J te
42.
I.-wr Prl.e tliineinent Slew
WOMEN'S SWEATERS
WORTH ONE-
$1.50
THIRD MORE
Attractive nnd sporty loeklm?
slip-en model with round-neck and
Icinif sleeves. Mulshed at thj vvalit
with patent leather belt. In
brown, blud; aud white; bUis 3(1
te 44.
I.ner.Prl-f Ilmement Stere
FLANNELETTE , QK
NIGHT GOWNS Out
Then- value Is half MB.iln the
'lever price ! C'f he.ny flannel
.tie. in women's ilzis, with
ilouble eIc. front and back, V-m-i.lv
and neat bi.ud tiimmiiirT.
L-mi-rPrli-.. Ilni'iii.'iil htnre
1,000 PAIRS OF
HIGH AND LOW
SHOES, HALF PRICE
AND LESS
$1.50
TlireuKh fertu-
iialu ulreu in-
If cured a let ur
llnely made llisn
Sliees at a very
:i d v a n t a if eon
lirlce, concession.
Th.-hO .'.re Brnup
ed wllh 'fceveral
lets of I.e
S li e u s rciluied
from rerfular
uteik, maklnif '
wonderful Clever
U.ty Shoe Special
for Memmy.
HIbH Shoes, at
black kid, with Cuban mill mill
tiuv hi'ulw, all (Joedyear-welteil.
sU.n 2'. te h, widths A; hUcs .'j
te 7, widths U uud C.
I.ew Shoes, Oxford.! and Slr.H1
I'uiiips nf liliick and blown KM
and iiii.nl leather. In sl7es 2'j J"
8, wl.ltlm A A te It. Ihuiiuh nut hi
nil hl leh. .
Th. m. values .eitalul"' nil'""!1
rieiv.l DiIh shoe SeiHlen "illl
tin Uiy M..keis ufti-r oed Slief-
Ijiwi r-I'rlce llawuiant Blew
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