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MORGAN BETTER;
GUARDS DOUBLED
Financier Receives Win
istcr. While Sou Go?s
to Office.
PATIENT ( HEI RFl U
VISITOR REPORTS
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iX^Vj^W jt \ Skins, iron, lowest to high
\ est grades, is more corn?
il \ plete than ever, and at
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i *j ing buyers.
j I wo Skins constitute .i
V Set?and can be had from
$75 up.
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jaeetoi?fy
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384 Fifth Avenue,
H? i ista .'in?i .'J<?tii Sti
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Ml,s SHKPARD AWARDS DIPLOMA?S.
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eption at Lyndhurrt to motiiert of her wwing school children.
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had planned to take her newly adopted
ion with h?-r to introduce him to the
mothers, bul v/aa dissuaded by a
teacher, win. feared a crank might be
i : ent After the giving el di|
aere folk .land's sad refresh?
merits.
SYRACUSE GREETS
"BILLY" SUNDAY
'Whife-Livered Sinners'
Quake in Anticipation of
To-day's '.' >f Shots.
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SEEK CONFESSION
IN BOM PLOT
Federal Offirials Expecl
Daeche to Turn State's
Evidence.
Thai Paul d do ibly
of th< ? Gen held bj tl..- I ed
I .ment on ? f con
roy munition I
??:.:'.. :.. turn
.-tate'a ev. ii, nee ,-... -.i . d
in the "bomb pi it" ; ? I sec >i?I
ernmeat oficial?.
: i:i, hoar-long eo ifsreaee
An isl /? ?gner, att nty foi
?-, ?.iiti Joiiii C. Knex, I
United it? District A orney, In
at the I'l'l
eral Building, it ?.. - araed that
? ng Dai ehe righti in
Jci .i leraT coart tl
??iii_ht into this jurirdiction for
other Nur :.:
? d. From a government ?
the all? aras
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? ne;, Z gner, I ,????.
?. denied tl st hi el ent had
t the other i
'1 he i ; e, according to Mr. Knox, has
completed agaiasl the five mea,
the information '.\;i! h>* i-r
. and jury on Wedi i day. Indict?
he return ? ? I
1 baric Warren, Assistant Attoraey
' cneral, who arrived h.-re ye-terday
from Washington to taha charge of the
: nation a id i j !.>'. ia bu half of
.:;;,, intimated that the govern?
meat would next show it- hand In Bos?
ton. Mr. Warren started for that city
Bfteraoea,
Meen while, government eAeiala are
working on new evidence, which, it ia
ti nda to .- how that Robert Fay
e re .-.-. o ved In a plol * i
l low up Britiafa erulaera on- Sandy
i ? ? ng the aea for the
.if German linen ti?td up at
? n.
? | ? .??! r'>:? ? '?-;*? : I y the
..i Loi don, ac
rices re?
: hat I- > ? B a hsrmle eharae?
. Bgaged in the lals ol ? m< Ming
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d -'?;,'i-'..
want to America In September, 1913
after a few month a1 atay In
"con?
? . !. i.. 11 Fey, i ha ? ier
tter, .vr? I -ir Devriea
u merehsnt, of 42 Han. I . Nut
. i . ? ;. rday told ;;>-cr.
be Bad 1
f'.r ;: long
? ? ? . be of unsound mind
"I knew Fay anil hi- family la Ger?
many ten years ago," Mr. Devriea said.
"He cams ta nu- in May sad I >ld me
? , beea discharged from ths Ger?
rmy after bsviag been w?
:i".l bad com? t.. Americ i I i recapcrate.
i not tell m ? anything about his
re! misiion ia tl-..- e?
In fact. 1 believ? that l.e wa? a? '-er si?
fieisllj charged with 8By secret misaion
because I happen to know l. antece?
Hia mother died la aa insane
m in Meelheim, en the Rhnie. and
Kay himself has besa ??? i ? rrstic
??ver ainee his early aehool days. "
Fsdsral sgeata said last night that
Devries'a statement is not takea ssri?
oasly.
CASTS $1.512 IN RIVER; HELD
Woman, Whose UstM) Junkman Saved,
Is in Observation Ward.
Mia. Mane Anderson, who ?rrivrl
her?- Friday SB trie K i i.-i lanlefjor .1
from Bergea, Norway, and ????;,.. threw
a package eaataining 1400 krenss
i $l.f>1l! into tin- wuter while th ?
iteaattr aras deth.Bg la Bieehlyi
i^Kiii to the ebeervat?aa ward at Cilia
lalaad yeatarday, Medical, authorities
are puzzled over her cate.
The package of money, rOMrversd b]
a junkman in a rowhoat. is at the
Detective Bureau la Brooklyn. Notii
lag il kaaWB ahout Mrs. Anderson ex
cept that her destination . SBSBSahSIt
|| the Wt st.
U. S. Envoy Introduced to Sofia.
Beta, Ott M Loarla B?satela, the
? sa? ? rea Miaister accredit
|s te Balearte, proseatod hs en loi
? day.
The "short ballot" ??ill help le ?un
???iitr.iic re<?i>onsibilit> ?m the Gavertsai
for the ?u?;<e?? of hi? policies. It ??ill
abolish "invifaihlc foicrnment." Vote.
for it in the new constitution. I
'Store Open All Day Tuesday, t:lection Day
?.-. ? rr, ? ..-?
"Progress"?The Spirit of the GIMBLL Store
"I'rnt'rcss"
GIMBELS-Auhority
on Correct Dr?ss
for the Horse Show
^ O plat - m Nmv York is thrrr a more
magnificent colic ?ion of coetum?ea
fr?r this vorv occasion. Antn.?paring
this big evrnt. w?~ are liavint; a apecial
display ir. mir ? I,ird Moor I ?Veas Sstlone
of coetuinea that ?are have speeiall? sr
lretrcl for their appi opriitrnrs?. Amonij
thrrii are many o? mir
P?t/|| (Iriuin.-il Mmlcl Suit*..
S ion t<> Si to.
Pari? <>r?(tin it Hodel Dresses
Sinn to $2i)u.
\mcrtinn H odd Dresses tram the
International Faahton Shut*.
$100 m $250.
Aaterlcaa Hodel Salts tram the
laternatleaal Fanblon Shoar,
$123 u> $273.
Beside* these we have < opici and
adaptations oi ir.anv t>i the < hoirest
o? our imports that are priced at $35
to $57.50.
We cordiall*. Invite voar irisrjt*<rUe*i of these
gorgeoui Horse Show Lestuinrs.
I hircl Floor.
THANKSGIVING TOUR
TO WASHINGTON
Leave New York, midnight Nov. 25
3 Days?all expenses included?$20
Arrive in Nrw York on return,
Sunday. Nov. 28th. 10 P. M Other
Tours to Bermuda, California, Flor?
ida; leaving any day.
GIMB?.1. Information and Travel
Burcaw' Third Floor
"I'rt.'n ess"
Real Eccn?my to
Buy Furs Now
D LV before the present sto? '?s is
? that! >.-'d. .is the ii ' ." I 6
dent'"! demand for luri hfjfl ,i I
?ran 'i prices, '.vhi' Ii ?trill affect all
Future orders,
Tishcr Set, $125.
Siher Fox Set, $500.
Naturel Bisse Fox Set, $29$.
Hat i les hip (j ray Fox (wMt?
or dyed i, $100*
\ attirai !?> cd Fox Set.
$44,50.
Saturai Cross Fox Set, $75.
Taupe Fox Set. $47M.
U hite Fox Set. $>t2.
lilac k Fox Set, ?27.50.
Specially Priced Fur Coats
Hudson Ser.l (<l\ed musk
rat) Coats, $6$ to $295.
Arctic Seal (dsed coney)
Coats, $55 to $155.
Muskrat Automobile Coats,
$55 to $125.
Hamster Coals, $45 to $150.
I'ony Skin Coats, S25 to
$12.50.
NOTE?We have a very large as?
sortment o? novelty Fur Coats of I h:d
son Seal (dyed muskrat). Caracul.
Mole Skin and iVr>ian Lamb.
Third Floor
"I'rtiiiress"
Exquiriie Lace Blouses
Of Cobweb Fineness
At
$5
THE gauzy, filmy lace is of exr?ui ite
fie rign, and whr*n combin d with
hern .titi lud P.r h pink crepe chiffon to
form the wide veste?, revert; and culis it
is almost ethereal in its daintiness.
Shimmerini, through this transparent
loveliness is delicately tinted pink satin
ribbon that en? ir? h s low-r part of Blouse.
The high back <'f>l!.ir of lace and crepe
chiffon rolls soft from the face and would
enhance the beauty of any woman. A
masterstroke for an effective finish are
the dainty pearl buttons at front of Blouse.
This Blouse is one of the real Creations"
c>{ the season. Thiid Floor
OTHING more forcefully illustrates "Progress'1 than
tlie rapid growth ut' tin- GIMBEL Stun* in N??w
York.
In five years this Store has solidly entrenched
itself in the public's confident??? end builded s busi?
ness millions ?if dollttTS in excess of that annu.ill v
done by stures founded generations ago in the
m? rtropolis,
"Progress" nt every step symbolises the grovrth of th? GIMBEL
Store a st?ire of ideas, (dealt and ACTION!
Fron the firs! hour that this GIMBEL Store was planned, "Prog?
ress" has been constantly ass elated trith it.
"Progress" was one of the foundations of the first GIMBEL stir?
morc than se* en decedea ago. Ami no GIMBEL enterprise has ever
been ,i:..., ... rj fron that teord of spirit of endeavor and action.
As one of Hie founders of the New York GIMBEL Store recently
s-ll(l el i electing attended by other members of the firm and executive
In ads:
"November is to be distinguished by a sale for PROGRESS.
It is not to '>e the style of sale for the purpose of bci.tr? able
to annou ice your having a sale, out because it ?3 based on
merits wort1 y o? special attei.l.on on the part of the public."
And there you have one of Hi?' fundsnentel reasons for t!i ? inecess
of the GIMBEL Store "based on merit."
What else but ''Progress,'' energy, rndeevor, "based on m? rit." could
rear mh!i s magnificent store, stock it ?rUli $6,000,000 ?rorth of near'm? r
cltandite, and conunand such a vast and steadily increasing patronage?
"Progress" In every thought ami set!
Thoroughly modi rn In even the tmellest detail, as thoroughly efficient
as human < ad ?vor, constant and sincere, can make it: wholly r? prest nt;i
tivc in Its mcrchsndise, and employing a system of pricing that makes it
profitable for people to parchase here, it is not larprising that the
GIMBEL Store should make such resistless headway In a field that pre?
sented seemingly itouniiounteble obetaclea.
Out of the Bmasing activitiea <>f October, the month of GIMBEL
"Fifth Birthday'' Sales, Into November, s month brilliant trith the protnise
of still greater achievements, ?till brooder nr.?l more ambitious sai. s plans,
justifies, ?r believe, the GIMBEL claim that "Progrett' Is Um spirit
of the Store.
Welcome, November at GIMBELS.
'Pnoreasf
Designed by Maria Guy
Copied by Our Milliners
rT* HIS charntia 11 . "< eejoette" <?f
glitt? inn-; si quins anil jet !?-. .ids with
wind "skirt" \n\ edged with tiny j?'t
I?. ,ib i- h ' onlj .?.'' nctly n<taj but ft ry
i liic ai .I i . ..i. coning, '.->". a i11 a its
little I?VI ;? ,i . , I tip nod In-.' - lUCil?
fron tii'- front. Tbit is only ?m?- of
Hundreds o? New Hate Sow
Display eu in Our Trench Salons
a: $15 to $28
I'.mtv one is a copy or adaptation of
French Model Ihr?
P.rio CaLLs?Lavish L'?e of Fur o?~
Mil.in? ry
< ? I V MM S. is always apte?- wit1
Paris, ?-:'- w nts
Jet, Geld <<?"./ Silver Hats ?rinsted -.nth
,.. ms kind? tf Far, l>* ? j .V..,.'
f'elvet Untt trimmed with maline. i.ntire
Hot? of .' > hat? trimmed -..it'*
Kolintlta. White Hats trimmed i.itli Er?
mine,
New Tailleur Ha?s, $5, $6.75 and
$7.50
In fteady-to-Wear Seeta?on <>n Third
Floor, I2d St. Side.
Third Floor
?||||||;!|||||i||!!ir.!!t||!'|||||l!!ll^
"Progressa
$9.50 to $18.50 Imported
Novelty Velvets, $6 Yd.
r> H II brocaded sod rtrlprd raVcti ran taffrta, latin, en y ?? ("Inn?
V and .-hii?..ii grountls, AU the Biost desirable caler rorobtBAtkata.
$6 to $7 Imported Double-Width Colored
Chiffon Velvet, yard, $4.95
In Mire desirable ihadn is old i"--?-. blue tafeBlqae, lilac, gold, glycine,
light blur, e.iriim .1. midnight blue, era??raid, nsosa grecs), feie tr? a, <-t.-.
$6 Black Chiffon Velvet, yard, $3.95
Imported Has .1 rich, deep pile sad 1- ii?tabje t.>r dresses, .-..its,
suitings, etc.
$3 Bhck Chiffon Velveteen, $2.15
Irajported; width 3'J inch?;?. Has ,1 vvniidcrful pile surt'invi very lns
tr.Miv
$1.50 Corduroy Velvet, Yard, $1.15
Import? <l. und "noUow" ei.t; v.idll '_".' ineli. s [g ?II tll^ Wiling
?hade?.
Chiffon Velveteen, a Yard, $5.50
\ ^pieid in 1 ]>? 'rt itimi. \tri..iii limwn, dirk phUB und ?I.irk myrtle.
\ rnaenlneent ouitlity, Sascond Floor
"Propre***?
Pure L:nen Satin D?imask
.Se4? Under-Prc
QET on-i,is of i el? Hi sa I IS
?v? upUqa. Several beautlfal bi a
i\ ira) mid sfrij..- ?tTi els.
V ?:) cloth, " 1x6 i In.$5
With cloth, - IxSl In.$5.50
With cloth, '> i\'"' In.56
Extra Heavy All-Linen Full
Blenched Hemstitched Damask
Dinner Set*.
W th doth rOt 70 in. ,. .Sio.50
With :loth, "<". ^< in... $11 ro
With cloth, 70x106 in. , . $12.50
Satin D?mn;k Breakfast
Cloths, $2.
tienstitched, full bletched aid -.i
neat '?oral designs
Heavy Double Satn Damask
Table Cloths.
?sue 72% ~Z la... ?3 *.o $4.50
Sitt 7iX ?" in... .$3.75 to $5.75
Siu 72X101 in . . . $4.50 to $fi 75
SU? 72X126 In. . . .$5.25 to $7.75
Slat 72X144 in. . . .$6 to $9
Lin?-?! Section Second Floor.
"I'rtiftress"
$400 Black Enameled Hand-decorated
Bedroom Suites? $245 *$
? *? 1 Iff
?-SL??&r rt*el**tSa I ? ? 3 z*~22\\Lm?*SM*
.... ,^m
NSI'IIU I) l.\ i suite deaigned for ? atosl eselasire Net? York hotel by i aretaaind?rcoratorof ?ntrr
national fame. Sine pie?rea, includine t\?in
??5
"Prot/ress"
$75 Theo. Haviland 100 Piece
Dinror Service at $42.50
|?Vy|AT gold handles. N?eat conventional l>or?|.-r. All pfeces
bate gold "n eeuee, N'v.s! lrin.ii shape.
$95 Theo. Hav.iand Dinner Sets, $50
Of 106 and 108 pieces. Three-color border. Neat fold
i n il ?, ( lioiee uf :i designs.
$55 Open Stock "Elite" Dinner Sets, $35
108 pieces I nil, neat gold handlea. Pink or y? How bevoVr
design. Sets include sauce tureen.
$100 Bavarian China Dinner Sets, $67.50
108 pieces. Magnificent cream border decoratioa on a splen?
did whit?- body. Greek key border. All nandlea full, mat coin
gold. Sit Includet breed end butt r plat - and ?'! steal ditty!.
$40 Aust.-hn China Dinner Sets, $27.50
Open stock, with five-color border decorations in flower
detigns. Seat coin ;r. Id bandies. Complete, trith plates in four
si/.^ and I m ,-it dis'i? s.
$25 English Porc(:rin Dinner Sets. $15
Meal pink convenUend border, gold-traced Inimll? s. pteej
English shapes.
Extra Special! $17.50 American Porcelain 100-Piece Dinner
Sets, $10
ThC finest set we h.ive iMT slinMu fot tile money. N,.,(.
border deeoritions. Br sd and btitter plates Included.
$12 Domestic Porcelain Dinner Sets, $8.75
Neat spray design. All pieces cesaplctt fur || perseaas.
Our Glass
?arej
$410 Mahogany Bedroom Suites, $270
Seven parees. Shrral.Bodrl, iMBdsoiaeij inl.dd
Ttria bed?
?Ails I loral decorBtibos in robdoed ce?lees.
$250 Colonial Bedroom Suites, $198.50
PhrtKjMst Bs?dei MasBttjaay, Daiatpracd rrjaetrui
tim Twin li.ilv 5?tventh Floor.
$1.75 Six-Inch Cut Crystal"Flower Vases, $1
Many d<rsigns and several shapes Pineal quality.
12-Inch Cut Crystal Vases at $3.50
Splendid for Thsj?tsgiving fotr?rs. Several -ittraitiv?
shapes, and l- dinTcrcnl designs.
11 ft It Hour.
"Protfress"
$36.50 All Steel, Porcelain
Top Kitchen Cabinets,
Ni.u .m?! tyjdeal ??i "pfearrcat'' La the kit.h.n reeet, uith i.trfr?- tt.mr
hin aas. .iM.iehrd vifti-r mid lar? B^ass Mii/ar totxahaet. AlMintdaisce
??i riH.m iar^pets ?nil aesa, lir. ?Vd and ethm i>.?x. ate
$1.25 li| null i Mii.n. ana d $3 4S B,M Bird Mm. .-^
$30
?In.|asai ?t'a had, ?t 9S<
$i.7S Fircprooi Csitr? -In. 8-inrh
?i???. BtsjssalSS m re. It ? ! pitied trtme.
st S Mr.
%\2S SerTi?. Tr?yi, SB kal bIsSBS?
12 n. i. si/', tl $1.
$2 Ptrcoliti?j| Cols? Pot?. ?sicStl
plated, iix-cuj. i.re, $1.4S.
mounted \i ? nn kel ?Itied Irwiie;
mtde l<> ImlJ Kot ??ter. al $2.55.
$2.35 B'ue Birtl V?|*tsM? Dskci.
aastJtj BJBMSBBbJ in nukeli.Uted tri?te.
m?de lo Md hot vattei. at $1.95.
It til? H.M.r

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