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HAND-ZIP!
$n,ooo GONE
Black Bavi? Chock Full of
Diiimonds. Vanishes in
Wall Street.
PUZZLE HAS $19,000
INSURANCE CLAUSE
Stranger from Coast Tells Weird
Story to Police. Who Cry
?Marvellous!"
iterdoy's
Me-,ir.c V?? -" ' ***** ?': ?*?? Clutching
.. ; !icd from Benjamin
y0.fr. i'1 ' atnond broker, oi
he] said to contain
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MAILS ALMOST SWAMPED
Holiday ?Xunh Coos? Cry to Keep
Empty Sack? M?.vin(-.
Washinpto-,, Nov. 87. rrnoo?
quantities of tni.,1 moving throughout
the countr>. which the Postoffice De?
partment Bt1 -he progress ef
the business revival M well a? the ap- '
prooehlog holiday season, have .
OS seal to all post?
master.'.
"Owing to the great revival of bus
says en official announcement ,
published '? volume of mail |
has increased to inch on extent an to ?
embarras* the department seriously in,
supplying mail sBcks. It is necesiary
sackl and pouehe? be
gathered a* the depositories vvith a
to meeting die extraordioarily
demand for empty mail bags that
'will be made by the service ftoni now'
until after ?he holiday .season. The!
emergency which confornts u? require? ?
that ever;, tack must be put to work
ur.d kept working until the close of the
year.''
DETECTIVE BEATEN
IN RIOT ON TRAIN
Attacked as Thief by Passengers
When He Tries to Arrest
Pickpocket Suspect.
While Broadway, Brooklyn, "I.'
? wing 'he WHliomsburg
? he rush hour last nigh!
n mie of th.- eoi
tton, >T thi
I pic',
pocket undei arrest, va., mistaken ?"
..;:-, beat?n.
Patten end in-- partner, O'Connell.
had ' ? th* Army and
ill rr:>tin- '-" pick un iumwi:
incki ocket . i'-"' - wen
dreeeod in old clothes, blae -huts an-1 ;
Unable to detect any ero*
-?-.i.ic. they boarded a Broadway
..'i i. i. Wille
Avenue.
The ?? ded ? the train
loop .11 'i P
? cor ?md ' i'COnnell another.
. . th?- incline of th?
bridgi ? " ? '.o'.'t ' .i ? we!!
::. v. itii a raincoat act..
nr.n. i.. i- B, WOB jostling pOi
-, i ; ? . ! - j - he sow ' I
o1 " ? of th*
? grabbed the
placed him under
Hardly had he laid hii h?
? n tii.. man .'hunted:
"11-"-- trying to rob me.'
could move, ??
? i.il.- throwing ' ????
?. Re
;' en again grabbed
his pri'oi ? ; inching and Kick
mi.- ni' r sin ro-.iiiiie t
Women screen ? | lit for the
i door-. The guai the motor
?:,Tht on the train,
The : *nt th* train apead at
full -, ? '?? neu '.'ne riot ? histl*
' ii ennell had worked hi?
the ear. Pinning on hii
ceman,
no avail, dreu hii
the crowd. The
Mercy \
?-.i realised
?
.'uui d O'Connell
th thi lu.pei . .??..-?.;..:.. ??'
i ' . bli ? ding from .,
: nd heed, wo? <>n th?
floo?.-. The patro ear*
and in a wet.'.
on, carrying the ?uspect handcuffed.
v the "th Braneh Bureau the man
said he wa Si nuel Berating, thirty-two
eh owner of
Wirm He -aid he
? i lends m Brownsville
when ! : rai held es s
conduct,
WOMAN HEADS TEACHERS
of Her Sex To lie President of
Middle States tsaoctotloo.
- . n* i
Advocate
ion for women
?
rorta; ' here te
' ?? bi d Pre]
? ?' ? Middle Stati
? ?
a- presii
twenty-nii ? ? ear of
?
? K. Puncheon, princi?
pal of the <;-rls' High School in this
chosen
National Education A?
tion, which embraces all th* largei
? ? ?ions in 'he country, saw in Mi-?
Pune1-- ? '-n victor) tor women
n the Dr A if Mere
? . nspector of high schools m New
'.'i-rk State, wa ?? on* of the
s-pn
Professor Adam I. Jones, of Colum
inoouneed that experl
?it Welleeley, Hounl Holyoke.
^i.-lith and \ assar showed that Indent?
who entered b) > mad* bet
?*t record? than -hose admitted on pre
?y and high school certificates.
WIFE HAS RIGHT TO DANCE
Husliand Wouldn't Let Her?She Hale-s
Him to Court.
Mrs. Kimer ?isborne, of Mohegan, a
suburb of I'eekskill, took her husband
to couit v. ti rday to ?earn whether h
right to dance. After :i*
I a ball in Mount Ki"co, her
' her, ?he allege
when she pleaded privilege, slapped
- . I him to court, \- t ? ? ??
irned . be could dance. Then .?he
i.int of assault Ogoiuet
her husba- d. He was found guilty ain*
put upon probation for the next ?ix
month?.
"I'll done* when I like now," ex?
claimed Mr- Osborne, triumphantly, ai
? ft court.
?WALTER LIPPMANN'S?
STORING ?NEW BOOK
THE STAKES of DIPLOMACY
ft* Ike \utht,< m ?Drift und WHster\,' etc. $1.23 net.
R LIPPWANN maltes a serious, constructive proposal in this
hook which mi|*ht do aw*?/ with the prime cause of interna
lational friction
-i? . ?, , T.,,. ,?,, v.hi?-ii s.ii ??f iiv art nan rather
.?.?i ?i,, m?tame ejtwpp?ie. By t?r Ms most
- .-.I. r-ii?. Itesl r'.s,?i??i i?????k." /'s-r-r/ri Treneeroji
Y,U I ll'J'MANN S INTERVIEW IN III!. MAOA/IV.
-*i<_ii'?* sivi s ?SOME ili! a Ol Till. INTEREST AND
IMI'OHANCI. Ol rtllS I'OOK.
HENRY HOLT AND COMPANY S?&S!
CONFUSED BAGS ?HIT
WEDDING PERMIT QUEST
Fiance. 64. Gets Woman's Glad?
stone on Quitting Train.
Philadelphia. Nov. 27. A in<->?i<TH
"Comedy of Errors," with two Glad?
stone bags as the twin Dromios, To-diiy
almost prevented Klwin S. Piper, of
Brooklyn, from obtaining a license to
wad MiSS Lillian B. RiggB, of 1H1 <;..'?>?
Avenue, Brooklyn. Mr. Piper nlij-hted
a* tlir* Broad Streit terminal. ..
Mr?. Cecil (?riffln, of Ntw Yor';. Both
Owned Gladstone ban? of the same pro?
portions ami i? poaranco, and the Pull?
man porter obligingly handed Mrs.
Griffin Mr. Piper's. ShS hurrie,! with it
to the Bellenjt*8tratford. where -.he
beheld military bmshei and other se*
? essories ? ' be mere handy '
to o otan thai in.
Th-? I called. H*
found in -h
Mr. Piper, which intimated ?'
about *o seek a maiiiage lieon ?
he rushed te the bureau, but found that
I o Mr. Piper h.-i
He hail beei
*? cwp did -."7 li
He h n riel 6 "Mr.
Piper, Mr. Piper," h.
ni'-nt latei there eomi
Kigg? and i er : at.ct
identified, the ! CI .nd it
is to be hoped they will .
i ver after.
Mr. Pipei . a former pres.i.
the Eagle Saving? and Loan A-socia
t on. of Brooklyn. Re : ilsty-foor
year? old. Hie Urs] *|
1914. M;-5- Rigg
dry good
TRIAL WILL NOT STOP
h?SS FLYNN'S TALKS
!. W. \\. Leader Faces Jury for
the Second Time To-morrow.
tter wkel Paterson SSltkOT*
.?? decide about the I. W, W.
in ?re..oral, and herse!*" in partic-iiar,
.1 ' rial, m hich is scheiluled
..-.i. to-morrow, Kiizabeth Gurley
will keep right on tall Bf. if
? ..? tted ? ? -:'
a*
Skoal i tks jorj *ensl ?u-r to
jail th?* ?p.- nave to be post
? . ? for .f i: ; ? ? st
? : Bf ?" chai ?
'e? inine leader of the I. W. W. at
her home, 511 Eait 134th Street, y*s
terd*y. "1 think I'M get ? fair trial
.-'.esa they try to 'railroad' me But
it won't make any difference wh*t they
do. I ?hall keep right on with my
work."
Influential friends of Mi?? Flynn
hope that they may obtain a postpone?
ment of her tria'.. Mrs. J. Sergeant
i ram announced '-hat if it could be ad?
journed W. Bourke i'oekran would help
to defend her. If the case i? called to?
morrow ?he will be repreier.ted by
Henry M?relh, of Paterson.
A fund of $500 to defray the cost of
the trial was ra;?ed at a ma?s meeting
n Paterson Friday, and the L W w
leader? are planning to hold a similar
?.-athering here Thursday. Wealthy
friend?- have sent check- and laborers
have contributed their d me? for her
?????.'enee. Miss Flvnn --ai?1 with pride
lay.
MYSTERY PHONE VOICE
MALLORYS, SAY POLICE
Wife at Newark Joins Effort to
Trace Calls.
Relative? of Dwight Farlow Mallory,
the Baltimore clubman reported
drowned a week ago, continued to
search for him yesterday in Jersey
City and Newark. They were aided by
the police, who are satistied that the
man who telephoned to Charles J.
Symington, a business partner at Short
Hills, from the Holland House m New
ark Friday nipht was Maliory
Beyond tracing t\?o ts'\phone calls
made from the Newark hotel, inclu.iing
the one to Mr. Bymlaftea's kOMO, ths.
Newark police were un.ibl? to g*t trace
"of the movemert? of the man who mad*
I the call? The second call ws? to Bait!?
'. more to William G. Bofmaaa, treasurer
of the T. H. Syaaiogtoa Company, deal?
er? in r?;In .-, ai 30 Church
Street. New York
No one at the Holland Hou?e ?aw
! any man BOSeretiog Mai'ory'? deserip
: tion. The message to Mr. Hofmann
?was that a "Dr. Smith" was ?peaking
and had Ma'lory in his charge. It
[ht Mrs Mollory, her sister and
! some friend? to Newark yesterday.
: They took rooms at th? Continental
Hotel to await word from the misiing
[ man. Inquiry at the tee.phone cum
' pany office in Newark. however, ?howed
that the stronger, In cil Ing Baltimore,
told the operator ht- wat "Dr, Mailory"
? .t "Dr. Smith."
Thirty-fourth Street
S. Altem Se dn.
FEFTIil AVENUE-MADISON AVENUE, NEW YORK.
TELEPHONE 7000 MURRAY HILL
Th.rtv ffr'tr. Street
u
perb Collection of Furs
the superb collection of rare Pox Fu sai . eluded Natural Blue Pox,
iiral Silver Fox,NaturalCros?Fox_nMi .-..ate
wear; as well as a choice assc truer: of Pe ... or _n.civ__,ua. selection.
. ; Seal Coats, Kara <\ Coats
i Coats in the t
_efl are ?f ?prone, tine
tion in the ?isp-ay; i "
ts of l\
cren's Fr?rs anc Fur Trimmi iff!
very unusua >urc
lined Overci b
Robes, an?
Rugs are also of notable interest.
In ih-? J ?welry Srcti vn
; lite go..-. :.'
is dis_>laye< ... .
8* Altman & Co. ?.ludet are
-. ants. also rings, wit !" P r*ra"
pearls, :.r. _:v:. _a . ?; :
with diamonds?
y set i im.
Si?ver\vare
s season, ;r. diversity of
? gr s ite rling dive ?
0 "v Ware af.r I
t
:; ecti on co itaining rnanj e .<
sive patterns o? mix
. o a -. Jic br-:' . ol t '
periods. The art:-; . ?Dut
- er are aliso most inter?s
. a ?te '; anc the enti ?: . . ...
? loteworthy for Its richnesi i
care in selection?
Ar. Exceptional! Offering r;:
?ay win inc.::(:
?. Mmatt & C?.
announce the purchase of the collection
of Ciovyn* and Wraps o? the
Paris Couturiers
C ALLOT, JENNY, DOUCET
recently exhubited at the Ritz-Car.ton Hotel,
under the auspices of Le Syndicat de Defense
de ia Grande Couture Fran?aise.
Reservations for Originals, or Copies, may be
tnaue commencing lo-morrow (??onday)
B. Altm-nn & Co, are a.so displaying a M.d-season
Collection o.
PARIS GOWNS
-'"'? ece? m other eminent French Couturiers,
DntoCallotandJenny,Costumesfrom
? :?_. ?. Cie., Rondeau & Cie., Bernard & Ci?.,
'.?layer, Brte, Worth, Weeks, etc.; also French
iers off distinguished modistes.
?f Ingerje from the Philippines
Recent shipments from the Philippines inc.ude bei "v '>r.!gne_
arc exquisite.y hand-embroidered Nightrobes, Chemises and B.oom
e~s ^ashioned of crepe ce Chine, the SI ~erwear from Man:.a be?
lly new feature off the
'...seasc. em
'-?; ce-*
.owers
B The care ?be=
stowed g out the small?
est petal gives an unsurpassed
daintiness t ..:n_ent.
Broadcloth
( lnchesw.de) sponged, in ilack
anc the desirable winter shi
at the special; price of
per yai .... $_.5G
The vogue of this materia- fc -
smart winter suit was never m
pronounced.
A Sale of Silk Hosiery
FC- ." :? AND WOMB1
wi.3 be he?d on Wednesda
!ce?m_>e:
THE SHOPPING LIST
Sett\mmmdtUa,wwaMaa? . $M0 Vtitwt Hock Beeai w*fc r-ii.ln._i I IMtsIss.$500
aslope B_f Of p_*.t lM*Sf. ? r-t -n s.?*rl,ng ?Iver . . 14JO Silk Brocadr Dssk Ssl . . 6.75
6 00 Fanrv Comb of rhineMones 6.00 Writing Paprr ?nd Envelope? (in
?orocco; nttir.y? " m -?r r
Child, Bai,.??! leather . ? 0.50 Fancy Party Bag .... 3.50 cabinet)
,, ?,. . i 7S Ye?! Set (four pieces) let 6.75 Leather Calendar .... 0.45
Leather M B_ ( a?e. of seal . ? I?" ?
... OQS Cuff Links of Mother of Pearl, 14 kt. Sterling Silver Pencil Sel
( m Tro* pans '.t popem ? mvn
. . , , , ,, ,i I SO ??*l?- Mounting? .... 3.50 Diarv
M-n? J?*v.el Case of !-alher l~" K B
., , .si i !_.. Stud? of Mother of Pearl. 14 kt. Fountain Pen
Tobacco Pouch of IsUMT, IBMS?
' 00 Bold mountings .... 3.H) Double Inkwell
lined ...???*"
... 100 Tie Clasp ?f 14 kt. gold, green Hailv Line Pad
Ke. ? ISC. ol leather -?
. . s n L i i L _??( f"?-.?h.5.00 Desk Lamp
L-athrr bound Desk (lock, *?'"?
?..ill Ven . Sra ?un-, Jacket
4 f*,, mam'* Bath Robe
Men's Muffler of knitted silk
, alendar
1 r.?\?*lint* Ba>(. russet or black
j||||?M| Sihrtf Candleitick?. per
Merl.n? S'Ker Mower Va?e
Merl.ng-"tlver Cigarette lase
Merling SWtl PksW* I
Stirling Silver VsnHv I SSS
7.SO Men'? Lounging Robe
7_? Men ? Silk Suipender.
8.75 Men? S Ik Half-hcie
J.7? Men? Houie Slip?per?
9.0U talking Sbcfc
1.00
0.45
0.90
9.50
0.85
2.75
0.95
1.65
2.00
_ 1.75
.1.50 sM^ogwy Clock .... 6.50
1.00 Indian Head Book end? of Art
3.00 Brome.4.00
3.00 V?ate? Pitcher, Hith t.x glasses 3.00
8.50 F.ngraved Glass Candlestick .
5.00 Folding Card Table of mahogany
9.00 Mahogany Smoking Stand
12.50 Mahogany Candlesticks, per pair
tal 'oirrv
The lai ge menit off imnorted
anc domes -essive
of the most i ruh-.
...... p ..- _.
. - ? .
d corre. :re_
.-nan _. Co.
as kuxurious cesk
,.-."?
a id New Yea
me.. . requirements off those
g to sene aipproipriate
gs.
A*i Extraordinary Sale of
vv ome:rsTaIlor-n adeSults
for to = morrow ?ay), will
t off twe ? 6 styles
in Bn
_ P'ain Moceis of
/
super:*)? m_:V.":a.c anc wo;'_cman
-, . ?:?.?' ' ;;
;:_'..
Women's
Knitted Underw nr
t?:^ latest ? e n?w '
played In -J?. ta rttea far evening
occasions, ?f ?et wear; a.so in
Bio? ' - 9f ve "?:?'.. o
a?_? '*':
c.aliy for skat:
?"??. _.__r . .
X"!_'; ;_ ". -
:.zz::r.- ? ?. ?_ . -,: . . :
tiens ! va ?;. ;
Sleeveless Vesta of wcc'. ani cot?
ton; '.ow neck.(55c#
Tights ? . - . cotton, white,
'-'- i:''':" -' ? ;:-'' SL35
Combination Suits of wool and
cotton:, :?;...' : ar.k'.e
or knee ?length . ? . S 1.85
This wiii afffforc ar. :
':v.ase Hosie*-'
quality, appropriate ''?.
gifts, at much .ess --:
regular prices. I_ ^^^______________________________________
, ma_n?ficent collections of merchandise, suitable for V_.et.de gifts. An Frustrated
Hi. every sect.on o . . 'itore will oe ?jIMQ magn?iw??- --^
J P?n - s Special Articles will be mailed upon request.
Attention is directe __ ?nmodiou; Madison Avenue Entrance to the Store.

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