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'farire City, Dec. l.-FeIl P
iJS ?. . badly battered muntclpa
EuZ, today white the city counted
cinnlim of n pltcnw dbkw
finS P0M nnd a tneb which at
5i .r.irm the building last
E The .loath lint an n result of the
VtBI ..u.Hi.mi nnrlv tnnnv.
fleMIni steed ni '' ,-' '
ffiuTelfhteen nwens nrc known te
SfhS Srieir injured and thirty.
dlihtly hurt. " wee thought
JTa closet check might reveal further
jBftt of e.elcse seriously in-
,r demonstration before the
2J.n nf Alonse Romere, president
IStte City Council, clnMiieu wun
!Lntl police, who fired several N
SSndg fight Injured persons were H
S!!?';-i th Romere home for treat- I
p' " -
'nt- .... lli n wIM .
ttnent, "found lt mnln phun befere
Si municipal building a shambles of
fmktn las. t mncrs ana siene-cyi
'22. of the anger of the mob which
ffE.. . the nelice rifles had taken
B "'"" - " '
-J?Elati time S,r yeun men " women te
SJSL?ine28, JCem te Gimbeli new ample
opportunity te demonstrate ability and "abil
lty means permanence of position.
7 Eighty Years of Faithful Service
Gimbel Brethers
' MARKET CHESTNUT " EIGHTH NINTH
X.I. .All
IBVir w' ,,
Xue ireuuie
which lasted for mere
rt.n six hour, stnrtctl when a crowd
5M te the City Hall te pretest
SjMt the Aldermen who are held re re
2enible for conditions leading te the
SSer famine. The demonstration was
SS'ars i
Val iwerai nunarea pku ia.u
If Cwntewn streets before proceeding te
tit hall te eice weir uaTerc kdu
. l- Ia iiUv vnttArnm.nf
These pretcstanU were re-enforcwlBlen
the route and when the Municipal
jr.ftji H .. Aitt.l 41ia fpnn'fl nnm
fillmK nun n-m-i;. " .w.. ..H
red mere tlinn 2000 persons.
Meb Hurls Stones
Telling Invectives against thc Alder-
.1.. M1.h niii'it ntiitilinula In irn
words bv hurllnc stones nnd ether mis
diet. Vlien one Ifnder stiggpsted that
the hall be entered, the demonstrators
made a concerted rush forward. The
police guards met their advnricc by
Iring tlielr rifles ever thc head of thc
erewd which, however, did net check
flta course. When It became apparent
that the mob would enter the building
.f -It it. . .W.A ii. IhIAam nli Arl
aetpilU me liemr, ire inner uimi'ii
their rifles point blank .Hid tired with
deadly effect.
Ktnffpprcil liv the ImllftR till! ilmen-
straters retired, rnrring with them
their (li'ml nnd injured.
Rut in half nil hour they returned
aurl LAinnl rtf lltrttt ntimhet iSiAtitr(na
jiu eviLitii it im'ii iiiuiui.i 1'ivunniaj
Window, entered the hall and began
te set fire te llH contents. Valuable
decumenta, home 01 union uatcu dbck
i ami j ntititpt14. H ern fnatin1 (mIa tKak
Itreeta nnd the city records were given
te me wnu.
Ilv thin tlme the Federal troena hnil
rrlveii, hut the intruders were net
ejected before the building hed been
fired in luuin nlmes mm the furniture
wrecked. A line of heye, which thtj
flpii .lennrtmnnt unu iiIiIa m tipltif tnln I
pmy, ueypne me water tiuertagc, was
auccessful in holding back the crowds
Outside.
Corden of Soldiers
K.rnrnl finnrnitlp ntternnta tk mh.
-rlnue the demonstration were made In
me succeeding neurs, mil wncn tne
deraenstnints returneil te the attack
they found a rurdun of neveral hundred
soldiers about the building and con
tented themselves with jeering and
looting efTu'lnln in general, including
some of the members of the Federal
Government.
Thun baffled in their nttemptn te re
Miter the hall several small groups of
dtliens ma-ched through the Mreets
committing miner depredations They
called en ail the newspaper offices anil
hooted ,iinl jilleil before the residences
of the city eIKcialN.
The Chamber of DeputleH adjourned
woee h reeeiveu news et tne na.n
gulnary encounter in thc main plnrn
and a heavy guard was thrown around
ine emiunig. jiie residences of nil
ildermen were uIhe under the protec
tion of Federal troops throughout the
list.
It was said today that the city elec
tion. schecMed for next Sunday, would
Be postponed in view of last nlght'H ,
occurrence, and the MiggcHtien was '
.' . ra8ny nunrters that the Fed-
Mralniitratlen temporarily.
BANDITS BURN AND ROB
Twe Cauflht After Posteffica Theft
at Brewnfleld, Tex.
Fert Werth, Tex., Dec. 1. (lly A.
J..7T. rV svtln "re te the business
p5!' hv'llH robbed the posteffice
JLL. 0,n,ieI,l. Terry County, of eur
SS!5?' h,lvei. nml m,""Ih Tlmnkbglving
Sere'tmluv g ,0 ,nform"tlen received
aKih fir( h,,rcn(1 tlus bandits
imaffl I ldr W i,,t0 ,he Postoffice.
UctkLw'T c",'lrner nnd then fled
In.pi , a,yvmMl te fight the flames.
and earn Jr;0 ou;,,,v,1 the bandits
"bu captured two of them Much of
the money WUH recovered; " M K" el
Which the Je.,.0.,"e0n;? "J11" recPnt,-v 1"
ffl I been i' "- ',iN.,ril,t of he town
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KILLED PLAYING 'WILDWEST'
Accidental Sheeting Cause. Death
Cen, BVl C0rn,n' N- Y-
of Ai.stfn. ! p" ' "' ,ul'l,0 '"'"wn,
mhtiL ,n , rT!u;r hifh he
wger. ' t ri,ii ::u,:,I nmI, Pll tt
'EbsS1? $iAti. ",e bey'H
w "hi , ;',;;r" ,'dnn and then
! IiKiiies i ,I,H. I'ellce. After
Klsi of rt'TI"c,,,d bv C ,e, et
reledG"",eriiller'' 1'- "b"rt
ppeTaudameRICA
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ludeeta n. fi!"1" "Pen rcce vin. t.
Mflressed them n Vi r . n. H'te and
lv Day. uu 0n tU topic of Thanks-
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Sale of the Luxurious Sorts
of Women's
Coats and
W rapS Priced $97.50 e $lil5
Tomorrow at
$68
W yfap? Jf lhe ,efte,t of ett beliviat
"belivla de luxel"
, Wraps of Redier'a own wonderful mate-
laaeei French as Paris herself I
Wraps of black silk velour du nerd-
the French velour du nerd.
And still ethers of English raye fabric
fur soft and warm as fur.
Gorgeous Fur Trimming!
Gelden beaver. Blue-gray squirrel. Black fox.
Black wolf. Taupe wolf.
And Twe Thousand Wonderfully
Smart New Fur-Trimmed Coats
at $25, $39, $48 and $59
Mostly beliviss. Mostly dressy models very
dressy models. v
OiaMa, Saleaa of Otmi, Tllrt tan.
Phttadtlphia, Friday, DitmW 1, It 22
The store of a million gifts is big and con
venient and' comfortable comfortable te your
purse, tee. -
Fer
Saturday
Santa Claus b Delivering
"Ne End" of
Dell Dishes-
from Glmbela
or
quaint Japanese figures.
Tea sets for two at 65e and $1.25.
Larger sets at $2 and $8.60.
Soup sets at $3.
"Can't find
such pretty
ones any
where
else," says
the Jelly
Geed Fairy.
Dainty
Imported
china with
rose gar
lands or
geld border
500 Baby Dells, $1.95
in knit cap, Jacket, "panties" and shoes.
Pretty hair and sleeping eyes. Special.
-OlmMi, a tb Wsrta, rrartk law.
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Particularly Choice Grouping of Forty-Four
Wemerrs
$200 Fur Coats at $150
Fine French seal (dyed ceney) coats full 40 inches long, with
huge long rolling ehawl-cellars and big fluffy cuffs of natural skunk.
Belted style. Richly silk-lined.
Children's Fur Sets Cute, Smart,
and "Special"
Taupe ceney matched sets at $3.95.
Beaver-dyed Ceney sets at $6.95.
White Thibet sets at $5.95.
Natural nutria sets at $12.95. '
Natural Patagonia fox sets at $25.
These matched sets come in ages 2 te 14 years.
Otmsela, Fur Baleni, third fleer.
9
300 Girls' $19.75 te $35
Dresses
at $12.75
"Originals" and "Fews-ef-a-Klnd"
Frem a high-class maker who makes only
girls' fine dresses.
Mostly velveteens with silk or wool
crepes or epenge. Most beautifully hand
embroidered.
Each one mere lovely than the ether!
Sizes, 8 te 16 years.
-01mb!i, 'ws of Btms, JWrt fleer.
Impressively Large and Complete
Stocks of the Most Desirable Styles in
Men's and Yeung Men's
&0tittp Praitb and Kuppenheimer
Suits. Overcoats and Great Coats
$35 $40 $45
te $85
Crembies beat overceatings made in
England ; Worumbe beat overceating
made in Amerirnr flHnwn in ai-r mnrlla in
Overcoats; finest of making and trimming; special
at $65.
Kuppenheimer "Klavicle" and "Klavicle, Jr.,"
and Society Brand "Knight" are wonderfully
popular overcoat models with well-dressed men
and young men $33 te $65.
t- $45
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Overcoats
And Up te $85
Just received a belated shipment of these Great
Coats.
Gimbel Special djC"
Suits and Overcoats ip&Zi
And Up te $45
Twe-Trousers
Suits
Extra Treusera at $5.50 additional.
$23.50
Special 600 Ulsters and Plaid-backs
$50 Town Ulsters at $25
Olmbeli , Soeead fleer, Ninth Streot.
Hemstitched Irish
Linen Handterchief s
The Kind te Give a Man
25c, 50c and 75c Each
With a woven border added, 55c and
$1 each.'
With a colored woven border added
lavender, blue or tan 55c each.
Chriitma8 Boxed? Yes, Indeed!
Olmbeli, Handkerchief Btert, ririt fleer.
Tomorrow
Women's $3.50 te $5
Stockings
at $1.95
Because one of America's
really great makers a maker
with plants en both sides of the
Atlantic had tee big a stock en
hand.
Thread Silk. Glore Silk.
English Weel. American Weel.
Silk and Weel.
And surely all colors!
Olmbelt, rint fleer.
Octagonal Vanity
Bexes at $1.95
i
I Umbrellas Thinking of Gifts
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Gifts for girl or woman,
of shiny black patent
leatherette with a neat
little flap that snaps shut.
Brass studs add te its at
tractive appearance.
There is a little change
purse inside; neatly ar
ranged brass fittings and
a lid mirror.
Otmetla, Tint fleer.
iVffllfpr mfssurf flfa mnn.lnve Avrprif hf ttiA Avtr anall Tine U...M.J .! ..-.1... . m
gifts. Loek! ' ,W,H "iB u,ue OI urnDr0Iia
&E QC for splendid Silk Umbrellas regular I d1 OE for union taffeta Umbrellas with silk
0.D $6.60 te $10 values. Men's and Wern- fel.OOcase. Men's and Women's Ged I time
ens- I te buy large numbers for giving.
d0 for union taffeta Umbrellas with silk case.
V Men's and Women's. -eimbu. pint fleer.
3-lb. Candy Combination, $1
art P Mb" As'ert0ad,HV,rJrt.r.a31 w.ffi Pfafn wd' vanilla :
A.!5; . "? a Hard an A l lied Olei. cdUg, the three peundB for SI
at fl0elbI"l.M! Chocolate Cerdlal tteflH, different frem'the usual cherrl.s;
OJmbeli, Cheitnut Streot Annti tad flaewty Stere.
t.
Men's $7 and $8 Velour
Hats at $4.95
Jfl Art in th Gilt Clan let Mtn
,i?;?rfct Bhads 'or thU winter and a ine.
dally low price at 14.0s. ,pe
StlB Hats In black; Seft Han In n
shades and shapi each e S7
at JS2.QJ
Otatelj. Tint fleer," Ninth Streot
Gloves
That Please the
Particular Man
Men's Fleece - lined Gray
Suede Gloves at $1.50.
Men's Lamb's wool Lined
Aute Gauntlets, very special at
$5.50. Mighty acceptable if he
drives his own car!
Weel Gloves for the "outdoor
man," at 83c te $2.50. Grays
and heathers.
Olmbeli. Flrit fleer.
A4 Seldom Such Pretty Colonial Pumps We".n
sW at $4.65
We're sharing the maker's concessions a tribute te Gimbel shoe-leadership I
Plenty of Patent Celt and Dull Calf
New Cuban heels. New three-pointed tongues often made "two-tone" with
Alse 1080 Pairs Smart Tan Calf Walking and
Brogue Oxfords Regularly $7 a pair
$3.50
Olmbeli, Second fleer,
r
Men's "Superspun"
$10 Silk Shirts at $5.95
for gifts!
Best silk put into men's
shirts. Up-te-date styles.
SUBWAY
STORE
Men's Silk Handkerchiefs
MANUFACTURERS' SAMPLES
!!Zf3Cv Fine
smr'lxl
iS31b
uBsaif
$5.95 instead of $10,
because of a bit of oppor
tune buying.
Beys' Overcoats
(g? 9f Pt1 evercats belt all
Fer Beys of 3 te 12
$7.50, $9.85,
$12.50, $15
Fer Beys of 12 te 18
$15, $20,
$25
Crompton water-proofed corduroy Norfolk Suits for
boys of 7 te 18, at $6.95. With extra pair of trousers, at
$8.95.
Olmbeli.
Tint fleer, Ninth Streot
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Olmbeli, Third fleer.
SUBWAY STORE
75c te $1.50 Values, 38c
In a larcra varietv of fine silk, nlain whltn with
colored borders, also some solid colors and all
white.
Women's Fancy Handkerchiefs
50c a Bex of Three
In all-white lawn, colored embroidered corners,
ethers in solid colors, packed 3 in a fancy box, for
50c,
Men's Initial Handkerchiefs
75c a Bex of Six
White hemstitched handkerchiefs, full size with
white or colored initials. Six in a fancy box at
75c.
Women's Handkerchiefs
12y2c, 15c and 18c
. Made of fine lawn with neat embroidered cor
ners, in a large variety of nrettv nattern.
Otrebeb, lukwir
Stere.
A Special Let of
Net Bertha Cellars at $1
Values $U0 and $145
Very
' IQri fff i IrPjTn e3l
TfeJl b iir
smart this
-season. About 20
styles te cheese
from, all lace-trimmed;
many widths.
Anether atvle beside
the one pictured is
a square front and
back canel effect.
Any at $1. Werth
$1.60 and $1.96.
-Oiabeb, war Stere.
Men s and Women's fci a
Umbrellas at $lvO
Very Glfty ter Christmas
Of closely woven taffeta (cotton), tape edge and
silk case. Various handles in newest effects. $U5.
$4 Umbrellas at $2.95
Union Taffeta (cotton). A fine selection of
smart handles.
Children's Umbrellas ' $1
W? nd girl needs an umbrella. Why net
n gift! Made of cotton material with tape edge;
in-iM, .,g ur biik cera xernanaia in girls' and
I creek or opera handles for boys. $1.
iff l?2,Stt el Savr' tk AK Specially
Plated Flatware J0.40 d.:j
Wm. RncAra. tnnt mmnU. i hj , n
rri,.u ' ' "" unce, dex nne xer
Set COnn(l.tl fit fl Wnlvaa a .1. b i.u
teaspoons, 1 sugar shell and 1 butter knife, $8.45.
85c
Geld-FiUed
Pencils
Were $1. Engine
turned pattern.
$10 I n d e s tructible
Pearl Bead Necklaces
guaranteed net te peel;
graduated 24-in. SO.95
jength, at L
--Qlreb.lt, Bubw.y Stere.
Sl-Pc. Dinner Sets
$ft QS Aciual
One of the
daintiest and
most charming.
open-siecK pat
terns pictured
attractive ban.
ket of flowers and
colored line along
cage and en nan-
dies. Sneclal nt
-OtabeU, Maw? lUre. $8.05.
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Women's Matinee Bags Special at SI. 65 lrbway
ru',t,. - ...-- ,..,. store
ChriFtmilS SUirCrpStl'nna in Inatlin rrnnAs
Ieathensfi1"015 baR3 f bl"Ck P"tent Ie'alhtrctte ani1 bltic " 1 brown cobra-grain
Women's Hand Bags
at SZ.95 x
ah ., wc5c " . Made
W" .rJ 'F ' '
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Traveling Bags, $5.95 i Brief Cases, $3.95
mil.-. !
colors
and
shapes
Appre
printe
ir
Christ.
Specially priced.
rieties el r7',r
18-inch size;
I hegany.
line
crnwie
f
nther
and
1( ather
Imud;
black and ma-
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Sizes
MM. j and
' 1 x 1 C ;
'print;
jck: well
e(J and
come in
Ijlack and
cerdman.
Olmbeli, Bubway Store.
ICATHtN PUU 3TBAP4 BACK iTV l
3ibew
LEATHER
tOUNTtRPOCKtt
Several Thousand Pairs of Men's Sturdy Werk
eHUES te en
Bargains at pftJ
This let of atrenc. Viafi. n-i. i
Endlcett Jehnsen-a nam. A- " :r;2"BLr.0..m!?.?, l!y leiiiiaiHia
foetwrar. .. u, Muauiy in ceuntirs
ter hnrJSPjy Uh P,CtUre tnes 1M nre built
for hard and rough usage and the price hardly covers
the cost of the expert workmanship.
Tomorrow at $2.20. All sizes-especially large sizes.
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