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ORIENTAL dit
turbunces hav?
ing dosed the
fgat\ fisheries, | i
are rii :dly.
Our lar-'.e ?tock of
Pearls allows na to
pUrptf OUI P :"
pgun] v
DREICERa< ?
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rifTrt ?VENUE?! FORT? SIXTH
MW VOM
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The Atm of 'Briggs
His work will never be
hung in museums for futur?*;
generations to study, but
who caree? Briggs doesn't
His aim is to make the i p ?
T.t s;r;ieration enjoy life
more to-dnv. Be yourself
one of those who are find?
ing the day brighter for his
morning cartoon?turn to
';.??? 14,
?Ehe ?Xribiwc
-? ? -i 1.nit- the Truth'
?f:tlitnrlal9?
\d\ ertisements
VIRTUE- STILL UNPOPULAR
1 ' -'i ; Prated Film trom
pointed Patrone.
trained
- '
ily's Thea
. I -. but the audience re
limilariy fet
? ? of the audio* ce aros?
? lined right oui
Yl their
i ell .mi check.
? ? man.
?
? reproof booth the oper
?us the picture to
. but half a dozen
idience ret-.
I L Th' int th? lobby and
? n of their money.
,. .,,.. ?.?lied for the man
?
. und. Then they
I
:Yirmaiice of "Virtue"
its giver. . k with fair sue?
ts?, and it
? ?
it looked as
? immi
?Virtue lest night by
?
?.??loner Bell
publicity An at
ho hud
?
not per
g act
-e Whltakar, of
?rnable
LONELY PRINCES!
m HOSPITAL C6
Mrs. Andrews Blames Ne
vous Wreck on Colleg
Boy Husband.
HER 7-YEAR-OLD SON
"MORE OF A MAI"
Denounces Every One, Hi
Is Cigarette and Resum?
"In Tunt' ? it h the Infinite."
? -in?! \?. ,-i?
to Auptria
? ? '
mor? thai care. Th< |
. to read sad mass on pi
?
'
?
.
a brea
bel av. ?r "f bet husband, tl
ii whs sloped with her la I
left ?. i la England three. ?
litter to rstura ' Clev
I Lad.
?"I am rot ?c..r.g very well." si
?aid. "I should have sailed I
my little son .n London, and hi
made arrangements for my p
purchased my
trank? 10 as 'o he in England f)
.'Christmas. But my dear little dorlil
will have to do without me this yea
jl am brokstt-hearted whsB I bsgrta I
ri Loi
\ don.
"Thi? is only a breakdown," ?he wsi
on. "1 couldn't itoad it any longe
The psrfld] .sband. He ha-r.
a scrap of manhood in him. My litt!
Il more of a man than my V .
? ver be. He i| ?J ?o?
under the protecting xxirg of hi? mam
papa after he ?pent $6,000 of m
money and left me stranded in Londoi
He left me penr.il??-."
"Hew d'il you get BCrOSS?"
"I sold my automobile and one o
my mares. He promised before h
sailed to send me the equivalent of th'
money he had 'borrowed' from me. Bu
I never got a cent. I did get lettrri
from him. In on? of them he asked mi
with him to some small piace ou
West, whera he wsnted to lettle down
The letter xvns signed by a witness an<
I didn't have to be told that it xvns f
legal trap."
"What dtd you answer."
Mrs. Andrews turned her great blu?
surprise on her que
"Why, what do you think I answered'
I toid him no! no! no! 1 couldn't thinl
, ot auch h preposterous thtng."
"Hot, you notified your husband ol
your illness?"
"Why should I?" a*?ked Mr?. Andrews
while a tear coursed down her cheek
She wiped it off hastily. "Why shoulii
1? He has acted like a brute. If il
hadn't been for him and hia plottin|
parents I should be with my little boj
and not in this hospital. He is s
brote! I hate bint! 1 hate him!"
Mrs. Andrexvs then denounced her
hnsboad'l parents in a burst of passion
lofl tier weak. A spot of color
1 burned in either cheek. Then ihs
? tailed.
"That's my little boy," she said, nod?
ding her hoad toward the frame?! piet
ure of a chubby faced ehild. "He m
?eren year? old and is attending
in London. I have to smile when I com
, pare my little lad, who ia a man in
spite of his age, with that husband of
mine.
"Why. do yon knoxv. when that man
'I married came to I'leasantville, N.V..
and lived at the home that I had pur
I I had to get him two extra
servants. I already had ilx. lie en?
ticed me into marrying him, yet made
me look ridiculous in the newspopen
? that I had run after him
?
??
DONALD
to commit suici'i"
?
? ?
"Wl '
"i don't 1
iro te.
' .
told n
lited me to-di
not to in'
child of mj
' Ufa? lit a go]
eigare s, bles a puff late
atmosphere and resumen hei
g of Trine'3 "In Tune with the
Infinite."
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PUZZLES OF P. S.
INQUIRY NEAR END
Thompson Committee Lxnects
To Be Ready to Prepare
Charges on Friday.
.\.ii i a day .
. nd sen ing . the
? ?
I ?
to obtain.
formal
.'.'.th liie award?
ing O .??
?
I
re-president o"
m Companj. of Roch
eater.
Mr. Johnson li?e? *? Rahway? V J
For th,? l.i.il few dayi he bas had a
lot of ft.n reeding about '.he trouble?
uf the lommittee, while he remained
..'. of the jurisdiction of the
committee, ?Y-nator Thompson, in a
effort. sei ; s telegram
oa on Monday night, aaking him
;.i in? good enou| ear. ine an?
received |esterday thai Mr
1l.m-i.ii would appear on Thursday
*T..'.rt.;tig, 10 the InveitigetON were
other witneaeei aleo have
promioed to appear.
In th? mean time Perley Morse, the
committee's accountant, ha? gone to
Rochester to examine the books of the
.1 Signal Company. By Friday
night tin expects to clear
up all myeteriea and get down to the
preparation of thar.-i s.
Frank .1. Delanoy. purchasing agent
of the Inttrborough, was questioned
?day about how hi- rume to own a
motor boat known as the Bobble Lee.
belenes --li'1. b? ??ought it for $800 from
a man named Moore.
'Who introduced you to Moore?"
' ? ' ? ?
"\ mr.n named King," I'elancy said.
"W!. ? name?**
'?Well, that's funny, don't you know;
I can't remember that, either," Ilelaney
? red.
The committee gave no indication as
to whether it had any intention of con
Wood with the
incident o? the 1
A new loan of 15*00 ?.. W. C. Hark?,
of the 'v W. Equipment Company, was
uncovered by Delanoy. Like th? |600
loan he obtained from F?hrer, also o*
tiie Interboroiifr'n purchasing depart?
? a? i eta i i
taper to show that he was responsible
for th? repayment ot the money. !>??
laaey said b? did not know Commis?
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Attractive Presents Can be Made of Any or All of the Following
Centemeri
Gloves
in
Christmas
Gift Boxes
Mousquetaire Glace?highest qualm
kid, elbow length?the neces- ?* 5Z A
futndalett*
sary style for evening wear
"The New port"?an entirely newsemi
mousquetaire, with tranchant *?} ??A
effect?for dress occasions - aJeaJxJ
Novelty Bandalette?white or gun
metal- tranchant effect in "*) ^P
band and trimmings - - ??????'
"The Alberta"? a dainty glove
for dress?comes in a dozen t a* C*
new colors - - ? X.\J%J
"The Iff"? (*.H-eeki light?
weight fine French kid in most
modern colors ...
"The Seville"? especially good for
women's sport wear or for use with tail?
ored suits heavy embroidery
and strong contrast;
?for Skating and Sports Use
"The Fielder"
t Noveltv kid m white, blsck, nsv\, monsoon and co-/eri.
< Arsbisn mo? ha? in ?overt,
Washable < ape
-rt, grey sii'J ?and.
-in bud, tan and o>?ter white
2.50
296 Fifth Ave.,
One Door
Below
31st Street
Special Values at the Bargain
Counter on the Second Floor
'OLIVEROSBORNE'
APPEAL ATTACKED
Papers in Plea of Convict?
ed Hotel Clerk Tampered
With, Is Charge.
COURT IS ASKED
TO DISMISS CASE
David Slade Denies Record Was
Changed - Safford, Silenced.
Still Ont nn Bau.
?
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:
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ta .. : ..rdtr from .
. ' x
lor. 1
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. perjury
I Hoagh to : . moi ' :
? .
A .?istar*.
'
? ?n and
.:'or?i WSI litrr relcaied on
pending a decision on his appeal.
' In asking Judge Lacombe to dismiss
the a] ' ? iorshsl
"On information ixrd belief I re
' .?'.'.y call the court's sttsntloB to
?' ?* folio*? lag f.i" tend to indi
?hn* ths bill of exeeptioni and
?f the record Bad? up from
of ? led in thli
cuurt, hsre he "
* . . ? 1 an.l
? -s M. Hough, who '?hi
tr;a! judf"'* ??*."
? ? . ? . r affi -
davi- Roger B. Wood, As-ist
iint i ? ;hat on
; lade by Abraham J.
house, a clerk in th ? ;
Slad? & Slade, to e ? ?1 thst the
ppcal papers ".veri* the same
i b] ! idgC Hough, he hi?::.''.i a
..-. pulation and allowed them to be
its th? Appellate < sort. Since
. ?!i Wood - diaeovsrsd
Interlineations written m lead pencil
recoriling exceptions and objections
and ralla*!? purported to ha-.-e boss
made bj ?a l?,'1, Boi ?.-t.. bat which do
not appear in the stenographer*! min
:' the trial, ar.il which, it is al
leged, were pruhr-.h!;. inserted to sup?
port the contention of the appeal that
error xmi? rommi*t?*il In the admissios
of l.i a: .i , t!W\ '. I --afford.
Two of the alleged ln'erlineatlons
eomploined of appear in the record of
the teatimon* of Mr?. Loila Van Wyek
Osborr.e, wife of James W. Iisborni?.
She testified concernirig the talk she
man Square Hotel on Man-h ||
when he "Oliver" voluntarily ?-ame
forward anil admitted be '.vas ?!:e man
who hHil accompaiir-ii Rar T?nzer to
?hi hotel at Plainfield. Anothi-r has
to do with the testimony of Kdw-.n \V.
WilleOX, a lawyer, who accomplir, led
"01 'i"" from Mr, ('?home's office to
-iierman Square Hotel on the sume
After the order to show cause had
been grai.-?- . .1 rgw'l 1
. who, ??'? 11 * h ? brothsi ?, Ben
end Ma*. ' ? ? rm
of Slade A . al 'he office
of Assistant lM?tr:ct Attornev
and declared thi.t the allocations that
?t the record hn,\ been tan.;N r? : '.?
were sbsord, main-ion? anl antros. Ho
ted that thi .?tions com
plained of had appeared la the type?
written copy which hsd been I
Lby J ' ? '" ?'?.
huwever, sold thsl Judge Hour'
? ?? rhneations were ?n
the copi he iigns<L
!.u<- Toasot is awaiting trial on n
ehsrgi ? the mails to dcfrood
XV Osbornt by bringing a
brooch of promise t,uit for $60,000, ?nd
hIhu cm a charge of periury. Two of
her sisters are . Indictment
?OT alleged perjury. I'avid and Max
well Siade are under indictment on a
charge of conspiring to influence the
testimony of a witness with int? nt to
defeat the administration of justice.
SON ARRESTED: LOFT TO SUE
(.and) Man Will Ask ?10.000 from Each
o)' Accused Policemen.
scntntiY? Georgs w. Loft took
itej terdoy to suc foi $10?
ea h Patrolmen Richard Griffen
and BenjaSlin King for the alleged
arrest of his son, (?eorge I.eon
OH November It. The candy man
? ;rer ?va- appointed guardian ad
? ?h for his son, who is only twenty
old.
Georg? Leon Loft, who live? with his
*> West Fifty-ninth Btreet,
rrested t Co imbai, Circle on a j
. large of using insulting and a'
? -i-^e anil interfering ?rith wobmb.
; .'rate Krotel, in the night court.
the young man for a hearing next
- tea Magistrate Oobb, xvho heard
diaord rlj conduct charge, dis?
charged Lofl
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3i4.100.000 OF SHOES
ORDERED FOR RUSSIANS
3ig Contract Revealed by
Agent's Suit for Commission.
\n srdei lot ihosa sad boots, which
. ? meas snothof Rusoiaa dries
? ?t the enemy, is r?"-eaied in a soit
D the Supreme Court
'. has beta p.aced w Ith
1 ompai.y, a Maine COI -
. .- ? - ...... pairs of footwear
? $11.
or 14.' ? - - . Basr
?l >??-?
' to'. ? r
, ? .1 bore srUl
.
.? being made by l>a
? - ? . with soother
il. obtaining th" r*|
?1er for the Taylor eompooy from the
Ml R .?Ky Union, repre?ent
C the P tregrod government, li
- ion for thi? tran?ac
? u? to he 'J per err.*., or J'J
id h is coir ".? talon.
Th? | a foreiyrn cor
?.ment
y of !?? property in thi?
Ction. ?' ed that a
' pn ixoo pur? sl
rrsi ilti** from BostOB yeetor?oy ?t l'i. ?
?in. Nor'h River. On thi?- information
fri?ri COOB Bel for the elaim?nt, the
deputy st.eritt? made Uie attachment.
A one-reel
"Carmen" pro?
duced at a cost
of $300 and a
"Carmen" which
starred Miss G?ral?
dine Farrar ata cost
?staggering even the
press agents!?These
were only a few years
apart, but between the
two lies the extraordi
n.iry story of "Filmland
as It Was and Is", that
Charles E, Van I.oan
tells in this week's
C
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oilier's
?HI RATIONAL ?*?-."?-. Y
DEATH INVADES
ORMEUTERAIBS
Sister Mary Firsl to Die
Since Order Came Here,
tight Years Ago.
i i
tn? -i Broeklyi
Blessed Tri
the seclusion o? prayer ai d
lai<?r, steinj; not or,.?
nr.|> to ?101 r I ?
sht? le- rat of the s
di? H.!.e r e*m? t.. B
I?
tl ??? ????n?
ice.
? have
ie wor
a
I
liB.nl, ,.? . kr:ess>
of a I..
hftjis, vo.ee
?
. remained
tnviol
'God ? .ienin
.
< r's <it-?ith. ' ? - infor?
mant.?. ?. n, except that ui?oii a
?
person and leading.
' ?
"Would yon like to nee the sisterf
nsK."l the vo.ee, . hile th? i
out the
Behind the bai th?
oatoi portion of the fron
the inner, the b i I in iny
upon a low hier, two
her head ami two at bei feet, her? in
habit of th? Ca :r,. ?? , . ? .. ?
of wax lilies of tl:. . ..i her
placid brow, still iii"
'. r Mary had 'n.r.Uy reined middle
aWO, The a;r was faint with th?
of the dyin-r, Hermuda lilie? :?tr***"?'ri
ov??r th? be |y, In the era wee
only a little hoy with a drawn face,
who sohhfd softly as h? preyed for
Sister Mary. When he moved within
1 h p ra v ? o f t., ? ' the)
showed that he was a hunchback. He
was the ore person seen at the. monas?
tery.
Hurial arranrements have not heen
made. The rule'? of the order provide
thBt nuns ?hall h<* baried
from i ? < ? ,t. but it is
.-.??..i thee? lived In the pn
ent instance, and that th? hunal will
probably b? In Holj Croat ? snetory,
Flatbosh, although tl .wire a
diapenaation from M il .ell.
MULL?GA? GUARDS REVEL
Three Hundred Will Sine Old llurri
fan and Hart I ii'.nriie- Tt?-ni_ht.
The Mulligan Ga? .wich
Villa.-.? lichtem
and fasted. sat un
belti break tl
Harrigan and Hart taeorit? of ? fen
beck.
itrong
will gather in e
Fi.thth Avenue wh .-1, on ?
tant t?t other d
hy the nain.- of Jol nni
loon for their annual revel. There
will be heer, beefsteak ai.d song in
ei?ual parts.
Kdward F. BwaaB, Distriel Attorney
elect, will ".. there, elong eith a lei
of other eelebntl i l ?parks, who
was th? loading lliah comedian with
tl i Harrigan end Hurt company when
those two funmakera had a monopoly
on New York'-? ia ighs, some thirty years
a(.-o, w ; || si I ti ' rop" can
old davs when he sir . Dinner
Pail." '
Jimmy Carroll and Jack ?.'olemar.,
hoth old friends of Ned Harrigai
his neighbors in the i , war?
Me, respectively, "The Little Old Pu
deen" and "Gossip Row," after which
Bathhoua? I ? ? ran of
the | ... ?e on "The
Hal Me Pother ?'? r? " Other singer?
will he Billis Gallagher, Berni? Doyle
and Praaki? Hess,
WHITMAN 1916 BOOM
LAUNCHED IN KINGS
Republican County Committee
Formally Indorses Him.
??overnor Charles S. Whi'man was
indorsed for President in Itld last
night by the Kinjs County Repu'
Comnittee. It is the county or
. or. record to tl
feet. This re?"! Il -.-educed by
Leader Jacob A. Liiiagsten, ?a? unan
in ou?: y * ,i ? d :
"Whereas. Th? peopls of th? nation
roeogniM that N ,,:' th?
rate ta ai place
a aal ional
? ? :
electora', vote hi .'"'-? Rep?blica*.
ni <i.
"Whereas, Th?
it]
New York ai I' 1 ? '
??W1 Whit?
man, who
the state hack .? - '.. h -
? ion of 191
?
litral cat? of in
? Republican Ai
?arel
?
i ,-. ihoa ? ? arg? R? |
?
I Kings I
(ou-.'v bollare? that In l
of Governor Whitman for
there can Lest be un.;';td "?he various |
Broadway
atJItli St.
Todsy, tomorrow and hi'ulay, Store will be open until f>.JO /'. 'f.
'Phone
Ore?los MM
We invite you to consider
the Christmas possibilities of
s
"ff ??
S,KS
I
r
Overcoats
at $17.50 to $65
For Men and Young Men
A ?rift of a Saks overcoat to a man will be a wel?
come departure from the inane custom of giving
him something he does not want and cannot us??.
?? We would not for the work, destroy any Christmas illusions,
hut we do know that a lot of men this Yuletide will contemplate
some useless gilt with the mental reserva ion that they would rather have
the money. We merely suggest i Saks overcoat as ?i pleasant SUI
prise. However, he that as it may, one thing we want to impress
upon you is the spectacular range of the Saks selections, at a time
when most overcoat stocks are thinning out like snowflakes in a
thaw. Ours would thin out, too, hut for our policy of replenish
tlt which keeps our stocks at high water mark right up to
ringing in the New Year and ringing out the Old I
Conservative coat:*., radica! coats, form-fitting double
breakers, single breasted fly-fronts and button-throughs,
kimono-sleeve coat3, great coats, storm coat.*?, warmth
without-weight-woolen coats, knitted coats-?co_.ts in
all models, in ail materials, and in a range of
shades as numerous M the shades of political opinion.
15 Styles at $17.50 20 Styles at $20 10 Styles at $21
l2_Sty!es at $2S 12 Styles a! $10
14 Styles at S3S 10 Styles at $10
30 Styles at $25
12 Styles at $35
12 Styles from $43 to $50 10 Styles from $55 to $65
Continuing toda) and tomorrow
the important Sale of
Men's Shoes at $3.95
All of this season's models;
ten different lace and button styles.
K The leathers are mahogany and
tan Russia calf, black kidskin and gun
metal calfskin of superior quality.
?a The workmanship is most excel?
lent. All have the famous Saks Elas?
tic Heel?an exclusive feature not
found in any other shoe. Sizes 3 to
1 I. Widths A to E.
?o'lai. ?i.i extraordinary of?crit: ?? ?<?
Men's Fur-Lined Coats
at $57.50
?J The opportunity afforded you in
this sale to avail yourself of one of
these beautiful coats, at such an ex?
tremely low figure, is very rara in?
deed. The shells are made of fine
black broadcloth and ali are finished
with large Beaver Collars. 1 land
somely lined with natural mu.-krat.
Remarkable value. eth floor.
elements of th? party throughout the
country, and believing that in this
? ..?., ?a Bggeeted, w?
his name to tl ?
? . state ar.,1 nation for
? iui consideration as to hi?
. . lity, and ouraeleea, Arm in the
belief m his ability. Integrity ano
tat? manel ip, request all Republ
to unite with us in all honorable means
to I.rin^- about his nomination."
B< nator Klon K. I'.rown, ot" Watcr
tOWn, addressed th? I I I p' "?"i; ? at the
Bg a-..! else urged the Whitman
loom.
SOCONY BOOSTS OIL PRICES
Kiport Petroleum Up 23 Point?
Prairie Ce?*? (rude Oil Jumped.
The Standard Oil Company of NY.-.?
York yesterday announced an adv_nc
pom's in re!':ned petroleum for
export, making rases 10.75 cents ? go
Ion, tanks 5 cents and standard
in barrels 8.C5 cents.
Tulsa. Okla., Dee. 14 Anoth?
vanee of 10 cer.'s in the price of t..
oil, making tne present quotation $1.
-tl, was announced to-day by th
I'ra.r.e Oil and Gas Company. T
an increase of 20 cents within tw ?
The new price is onlj -
lea? than the record pr.ee of 1002.
Only 9 mor_ shopping
Days before Christma ?,
Do your shopping now
and early in the day.
WANTS U, S TO IGNORE YUAN
Head of (hi?ese Republic Asno-Haden
Hit? at Monarchy.
Su Francisco, I'ec. M. An appeal to
Pre? lea! Wll 01 not to recopmize the
Chinese monarchy was mailed to Wash?
ington to-day by Tong King-chong,
: nt of the Chee-Kung Tong,
known as the Chinese Republic Associa?
tion, which is ?aid to have a member
ship of about ?",0,000 in the I'ni'ed
State? M ' " ' in North, < ' ?
an.' South America.
( Y ?.? ral H .van ??" c [Inistcr of
i War of th? I public, "? l! leave
I'ern . wl i recu
g from i ? is m
i soon a ? po lible, il ?? l ?d to?
day bf I ong King ? r re
.. from th? ??.'''*,
g?nerai . ? d he
? fur?
ther the movement oppoaiag the mon?
archy.
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FAVRILE LAMPS
IRIDESCENT GLASS IN DELICATE COLOR
INGS? FANCIFUL IN DESIGN. THE LIGHT
IS CONTAINED IN THE BODY OF THE
LAMP AND THROWS A TINTED REFLEC?
TION UPWARDS TO THE GLOBE. DIFFUS?
ING A SOFT RADIANCE.
DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLET. "SUGGESTIONS
FOR GIFTS.- ON REQUEST
TIFFANY(?)STVD!05i
347-353 MADISON A\tMvR45 ?*STNEWYORKCTTY
? r-*??- HIS? P. ?I.I ??