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In all our Stores
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Porcelain
Electrio
Lamp
LAMPS
ELIGHTFUL lamps,
supremely appropriate
ter gifts of unuaual charm
and distinction, are new dis
'played in our galleries.
Boudoir lamps, Hall lamps,
massive antique Cathedral
standards and lanterns,
dainty wrought bronzes of
the 17th and 18th Centuries,
Chinese porcelains and many
artistic modern productions
will b found in this unusu
ally complete collection,
pricfd at surprisingly low
figures or such artistic
aWa . l . i
mttit ana intrinsic wertn.
Camus gelectett new will
te reierved until required
frieta Rang Frem $35
Upward
The Rosenbach
Galleries
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SCHNEIDER ON TRIAL TODAY
I7 a Sfaj(f rerrtiaanaViit
New Brunswick, Dec. 5. Henry 8te
ben, brother of Mrs. Frances Stevens
Hall, left today for n hunting trip at
Oreensbore. N. .C. Before his departure
he expressed disgust at the manner In
which the authorities hnd investigated
the Hall-Mills murder, and said the in
vrstignters appeared te be mere nnxleus
te And a "goat" in the case than te
get the real munlerer.
The departure of Stevens for the
Seuth and the trial today of Raymond
Schneider, who discovered the bodies
of the Rev. Edward Wheeler Hall and
Mrs. Klcaner Mills, revived interest in
the case here.
Mrs. Gibsen's "Buhy. Haired Man"
"I certainly de net want the Inves
tigation te be dropped. Naturally, I
knew that I am under suspicion, and
I suppose thnt I nra looked upon by
Mmc an l"P DUBiiy-iHiimu ir-
ferred te by Mrs. Gibsen. I want the
Investigation te be pusneti te tne limit
and the guilty parties brought te jus
tice. But I don't believe the authori
ties are very anxious te push the In
vestigation. "It leeks te me as If they simply
wanted n goat, and the first person who
came along who looked as if he mignt
be drawn Inte It wns the gent. They
simply tried te bend their evidence te
building up n ene against me. Ihey
were net renlly looking for the facts
iu the case.." ... . , . .
Asked hew lie felt when lie heard
that the Grand Jury hnd failed te re
turn nn indictment, Stevens said :
"Nnturnlly, we were very much
pleased that the Grand Jury did net
indict rav sister, Mrs. Hall. Net thnt
we had the slightest apprehension in
regard te her or myself.
"But we were under n great strain,
of course, because, the return of nn In
dictment even though unjustified,
would have rnrrled with It a most dis
agreeable publicity and ether uupleas
ant circumstances.
Will Net Ge Abroad
"However. I'm net nt all pleased
that the case appears te have come te
a standstill. I want te see the guilty
nnrtieH lirnnfflit tn illstlce. I am leav
ing today for a brief sheeting trip in
Nertti Carolina, 'inis is nn annual ni-
fair. I have been .making this trln
with a number et menus ter me past
twentv-five senrs. I will be away
about two weeks and the authorities
will hi aide te reach me at any time.
"However, I have given up my plans
for going abroad this year, and de net
want te appear te en running awny irem
the authorities. Since the case Is likely
te be brought up again, I will remain
lirrr. nn thnt thev ran reach me at au.v
time. I will probably remain in New
Yerk this winter, although my wife and
I may tnke a brief run down te Seuth
America in .Maren xer tee uraziuan
epositien."
Schneider is charged with perjury as
a rcwlt of his accusation ngninst Clif Clif
eord Hayes. After nsserting thnt he
paw Hayes commit the murder,
Schneider subsequently confessed there
was no truth in this charge and no
basis for it. As nn excuse for his
strange action Schneider said he wns
browbeaten and given the third tlegree
by the detecthes in the case.
SANTA TO GET MONEY
MEANT FOR BOOTLEGGERS
Magistrate's Appeal te Christmas
Spirit Touches Prisoners
WL. cli...,Mnu trttwi nnl nn mlmnnf
tien from Magistrate I.lndell today
made plelge signers et several "uruiiKH
brought te tbe Germantewu police sta
tion. , ,
twenty-five men have been brought te
the station charged with drunkenness.
This morning Magistrate I.lndell looked
at the men rnngeii in irent 01 mm, anu
asked one prisoner hew much he paid
for a drink.
"Fifty cents," replied the mnn.
"Fifty rents," repented the magis
trate. "Don't you think you could
spend Heur meney te better advantage
than that?
"Its almost Christmas time," he
said, "and think of the hnppiness you
could bring te some little girl who has
always wanted a dell, or the comfort
j ou could give some ley who has no
gloves te wear and whose bands are
chapned and raw from the cold.
"There are children starving and
cold, who have no shoes te wear, and
jet, with liquor at BO cents a drink,
j en go out nnu get arunK.
Setrral of the men's hands slipped
Inte their pockets as they fingered the
money they hnd left, and the clink of
the coins sounded faintly like the tinkle
of Christmas bells.
The magistrate's appeal mnde a deep
impression en them, for they signed tin
pledge literally ns well ns figuratively,
with the added memorandum that they
would contribute te some of the Christ
mas projects the magistrate had sug
gested. THREE DIE IN CAMDEN
FROM AUTO ACCIDENTS
Weman and Man Hit by Speeding
Cars Driver Pinned Under Wheel
Three persons died today in Camden
hespltnls from the effects of injuries
sustained in automobile accidents yes
terday. Valentine Kuhlcn, thirty-one years
old, 0450 Glenmere avenue, Philadel
phia, died this morning In the Homco Hemco Homce
fnthlc Hospital from a broken back,
le wiihj Injured yesterday when the
machine he was driving collided with a
motorbus, overturning and pinning him
beneath the steering wheel. Ne arrests
have been made, Camden detectives
liming ascertained that the collision
was due te reckless driving en the part
of Kuhlen.
Mrs. Bridget Anslcy, sixty years old,
died in Cooper Hospital from Internal
injuries. She was struck by nn autome.
bile en White Herse Pike, near her
home in Kirkwood, N. J., last night.
The car did net step.
The third victim was William No Ne
vllle, forty-seven years old, of Somer Semer
dale, N. J., who was bit by nn auto
mobile en White Herse Pike yesterday.
The driver of the machine was arrested
and is under bail.
Canal te la Clestd Until Dc. 13
The Chesapeake and Delaware Canal,
between St. Geerges and Back Creek,
will be closed te navigation from neon
tomorrow te December 1H. This was
announced today by the United States
Engineer's Office.
A rVTfUS EXISTENCE ,
"Mr. Db hn been Utfyliwr th law sine
1804. but It deB'J item te t him ny
where..' ,Jy B. Heuee whlmdcally com
menu in "On Second Themrht1' that If "we
liMit mvntmtn that nrnnueed tin h,ti ...nn.
we'd dlicard It." Ik ad thla column dally
In the Visue LSDdliM. "laaks It a Habit."
BE MURDER
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EVENING PUBLIC
i killed, a hum- miLAsr
turn Ovan txpUtfatrln Plant at
Yerk, Pa.
. effc, Pa Dec. 8. (By A. P.)
Levi Ream, seventy-two-years eld, of
Spring Greve, was killed and eight
?ther men were Injured, two probably
atalW, when a steam ilrylnr ereg. of
the lerk Cerrugatlnf Oeayaari west
Yerk, exploded today. ' "
The explosion waa caused .by a de
fective steara vnlve ,
Dougherty's
Faultless Bedding
1632 CHESTNUT STREET
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Petitions Btieninterrti enter new; day ar nijafc
B!S!lN'iS . hillad. dar night cUims.
Phllii. Bunnell Collete. 1710 Market St
Yepnr Men and Itere
T HOME STUDY
Ih Trr - day
Tain of Law
Tralnlnc la bail-
nen, IU personal
power ana social
ndvantarei. are tha almpte az az
planatlen far the atream of
buoy men, bankers, labor
leaden, clerke and etliera readlnv Law.
Purket lertures ere used and upar time
methods emplejed. Teaching la by the
PROBLEM METHOD
eiperlcncee, Incidents and raeee. Dearie
of I.L. D. conferred. Htudents' presreai
ahewn In the potltlena they held. Band
for boeks: "Law Oulde" und "ETldenea,"
for whleh no clinrge la made.
Write, Call or Phene law Stpartmiat
La Salle Extension Unirertit
. PhlUdilphla Oflea
1SS1 Wilnnt St. Telephone Spraea 1411
Open ETinlas
WINTKB RESORTS
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AMEUICAN PLAN
Bet and Celd H lit Water Ilathi
RATES STRAIGHT BY DAY
Itunnlni Witrr. 13.00 per pcrenn
Uitli, 16 00 und 17.00 pir jpenea
Ocean Cornet Itoeu and Oath
tue peraemi. 114.00 per day
Phene Atlantic city 14U Orcheitra
ATLANTIC CITY.N. J.
DIvMilv an ka Ommmn Frent
Tha American Plan Hetel par-eaeellenee
of th Atlantic tTeaii. .
Brick Gtrf en WALTER J. JIUZBY.
betel property Owaer and Huqu
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Werida Greatest Hetel Success
LAKBWOOP. N. J.
LAuazL.rit.THi.rntra,
in. N. J. ebeerrance of dletarv
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MEDITERRANEAN
The 1923 Grand Cruise De Luxe 14,000
milea by the specially chartered
new White Star Liner
"HOMERIC"
the largest, most modem, and most re
plete steamer ever chartered for a cruise.
Sailing January 20 Returning March 28
A complete change; new countries; enchant
ing scenery ; different people. Sixty-seven
glorious days with a long stay in Egypt.
Cruise Limited te 500 Guests.
' Full information and literature en request
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Smart crinkly Bed Spreads
plain cream and in 'most at
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Street
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8 o'clock from the Reading
Terminal every morning, the
Wall Street Special pulls out
lirect te down-town New Yerk without
change of cars. An all-steel train,
pulled by our newest type, powerful
engine, with diner, Pullman and club
car attached. Leaves en the hour
arrives en the minute, this Wall Street
Special bids fair te be our most popular
two-hour train.
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Reading Railway Ce.
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Afternoon and Evening Dresses
Afternoon Dresses
The individuality and distinctiveness that
is a striking feature of "Sleeker" modes
stands forth most prominently in this collection-of
Fall and Winter fashions. And
there is such a splendid diversity of models,
colors and fabrics that satisfactory cheesing
is net difficult. The valuea at these prices
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Canten and satin-back crepes, Peiret twills, matelasse. and ether of the
fabrics in a splendidly varied shewincr of models (or street and business
offer a remarkable opportunity te select distinctive, stylish frocks at
They Were $25.00 te $49.50, Reduced te
$10.50 y $19M09 22-w $2750,
Coats, Wraps and Capes
Plain Tailored
The most distinctive and unusual
styles shown anywhere this season,
in a splendid variety of handsome
fabrics and in all colors. All silk
lined and interlined.
They were $5960 te $125
New
$3950t $55
75:te $95
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Evening Gowns
Every model, every color and every
fabric for formal dress: dance frocks, dinner
dresses or the most elaborate of evening
gowns. Handsome creations from the fore
most American designers, and a number .of
original models from Paris, imported di
rectly by us, and limited te one of a style.
They are included at these reduced prices t
They Were $39.50 te $195
$2950, $37M
$54 te $125
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somely trimmed with fur cellars
and cuffs, making most attractive
ed ,lurJeui winter garments.
Stecker modes in every detail of
quality and workmanship.
They were $85 te $225
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$49.50 f $65
$75 te $1495e
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