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^ty" Moore
^LosesRuin
|0Dry Raiders
?aa^eiT^^ ifL^T
?Sa?, Cafe Last Week,
?Tre The> Can Prove
^ChargeThia Time
^ General Uptown
-|Y Matinee CrtsW*
ttenvision? After'U.S.
*^andP0lH?^r
l^l-Watir ??k .?en dTtec
^tar?!lUerBo?.r,'. ?taff had
*? ^?T?.rth ?f ii?uor ln hif
r^*** frasea Brsadesy crowd
M^4**- -1? ws? s?*?- K*,,!'
* "** ri the thsatriea? ??triet ?
?er. t*?1* ,n S' j-M.
garlaf *'*7?t .!.*>'-? l..t|
???k that ??JV? w/sre the pass- ;
farseas! ***V?^mi, bet detectives |
aga sf tas ^^?fj?*'? Invasion of
whs t"**!?ir~?t ??8 *'??? Forty
I 'tSosff t!\!j? they n?d evidence
sot? ??"TtTtter believed would
ai? t*^^JiTt or the soundnes? cf
????f/f?fr.ry Idea!" said Mr. Moore
' taVVaBBeat for the suspicions of
[1?Ma*iTi** P?lico forc?' LNcver a
T.^Tii^ who did not have my
?.?2ft*?1 support and sympathy.
of ?mJbad ?o get my biff private
2LV?fli?Bors back for the holidays.
}? goes v" '???'>* "?7>np"
UP) C?ie on Agent?' Results
-a? raid b .ran nt 1:80 o'clock, just
_?? ?roadway was arsembl.n?: for
Z^Lgirier- performance*. It proved
?rtiaf drawing card and furnished
"JltT- for all who happened
j3i patrol wagon? backed up to the
^Uitkment. Two thousand spec
SiBilbowed and milled in the street
"Tjil detectives executed a concerteJ
jjiafT movement toward the base
?aisf ' D.tty's" dining place. They
Zmb4 carrying interesting lookinK
?ans7iug> ?nd miscellaneoua con
S2?; These they loaded into the
StBg wagons, which clanged away
rbi. tk? crowd looked on.
Tn? Moore raid fcnci others on caba
reu asd restaurants of lers promi
~1m wert s result, It was ??id, of ?
LTies-f Yellowley,
faswtaiior'r Kr.right, at which it wa?
wraad'that ther? v*ss to be close co
?asfatlea and much harmony between
?Jt?o enforcement forcer. The
."??missUmcr agreed to furnish th?
?tatter and hi? men with a list of
' ?alftltlan law violation arrests made
??M,?af?rtm?nt.
Jkjltly Bsid? Are Eipected
tack w**k from now on. it was said,
i ??atrj lilt of such arrests will be
______-_^??????????
famished. When the poli?? fail to I
convict alleged offender? in the magi?- !
trates' court?, the Federal officers will
proceed against the ?am? persona in ;
the Fedtral court?, it was hint..I
"We are going to get after th? caba
r?t and the alp-pocket fia?k toter In
real e?rnc?t? and with the help of the
we will get results," ?aid Mr.
Vellowle). "I ara not bluffing. Every
we i'ipect to drop" in on mid?
night gatherings where liquor is flow?
ing; freely."
?er ('anfiele!, head o? the pro?
hibition unit legal department, aald
there were l.'-'OO injunction suit? pend?
ing against restaurant? and cabarets,
and that the raid? yesterday on ?mall
restaurants in the Korties* ultimately
would add to this number. Th? large?
placis where violations ?re charged,
ne said, already are being sued under
the injunction, or "common nuisance,"
provision of the Volstead act.
Kx-I'ogiliat Beaten at star
While servir* summonses in ti
loon of Anthony Magrino, ?H West
Thirty-first Street, proh'hition agenta
Peter Rrager and William McCu)
assaulted and beuten, it is charged.
Reagcr is a former pugilist and has
taken care of himself in many a ?crlm
mage since he became a prohibition
agent, but yesterday, it is said, he had
no chance to defend himself.
Me was standing at the bar when
some one struck him from behind over
the head with a bottle. He fell to the
floor. MrCay tried to help kin and
was kicked in the stomach. Three men
were arre ?ted in the place charger*
with assault. The owner was charged
with violating the Volstead lav*.
franklin Simon a Co.
Fifth Avente
Tomorrow
! for ^Madame
and ^ttademoiselk
Sheer Ingrain
Parfait First
Quality Silk
STOCKINGS
?Ji t4.2S ?ift for
I 2.95
first Quality Wack
(?ilk from Top to 'Toe
Feminine Hosiery Shop
?street Floor
franklin Simon & Co,
Fifth Aven ve
Tomorrow
??ve df?r a
"Distinctive ?ift
Silk Umbrellas
With Imported
Carved Wood
Handles
7.50
ALL SILK
In black and
smart colors
Feminine Umbrella Shop
Street Floor
Jtankl?n Simon & Co.
<J? Store of Individual Shofs
FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS.
fn The zJXCetis (?hops (Connecting
I With The (?fifth ^Avenue ??hops
Give Him The Gift He
Would Select For Himself
Since a Man Buys For
Himself Only What He
Can Uses it is Best to
Follow His Cxample and
?ive Him a Useful ?ift
<And These *Are The Things Our "Regular
Jiten "Patrons Select ?for Themselves
G?t?oor-London -- M
AllWool Robes . 25.00
Sported Silk Quilted ? ^
Dressing Gowns . . ??.w
imported Silk Quilted - M
Smoking Jackets. . 15.
Double Face Cloth Q ^
Smoking Jackets . . o.w
C?moor?London t , cn
Golf Jackets . . ? 16.50
Carmoor-London t ~ ?n
Golf Jackets . . . i3.50
Carnioor-London - c-n
Golf Jackets . . ? 7.50
Imponed French Scajrfs 4.00
?niportedMogadorScarfs 3.50
Carmoor-LondonHand ^ %
Loomed Repp Scarfs 2.
Crocheted Carmoor- tr.cr.
London Silk Mufflers 18.50
Carmoor-London Silk 1/ncA
Mufflers.12.50
Silk Pajamas .... 12.00
Pure Thread Silk Socks l.65
Cape GlovesaWool Lined 4.50
Mocha Gloves . . . 3.
Linen Handkerchiefs 6for 3.00
Velvet Bath Mules . . 2.50
Opera Slippers ... 3.
Calfskin Slippers ' . . - 5.
Steamer Rugs 13.50 to 25.00
IM
Never a Divorce for Physical
Training Alumni?, Says Rodgers
r ??
MM) Savage [School Graduate* Wilne** Mock Wedding
and Wooden Shower by Pair Who Kxhibit kPer
feet' KugenicChild; Advi?e Health for Happine?*
Eugenics came in for th? ??si
marked testimonial at its career yea
terriay, when 400 alumni- mostly n?ar
Sf th? Ravage School for Physical
?ion, 308 West Fifty ninth "
gathered to state the ease for the mak?
ing of the physically fit.
"Physical training for both husband
and wife is the rock on which success?
ful marriages ara built." said Martin
Rodgers, president of th? almuni as?
sociation and a supervisor in th? New
York public schools. "We know of no
graduate of this school vho has been
divor?-.
Mr and Mrs. Francis Brer.nan, of
Manhattan Beach, graduates in the
class of Sited In a
physical culture mock wedding a? ex?
amples of tr-e way in which tugenic
marriages turn out. They have l.een
married for five yeara, and after the
oeremonv were ;-iven a wooden shower.
The ceremony took p!ace in the school
>??um. and th?/ w?r? ?tt? r.Jsd by
. girl student?, in ?thletic cot
. vrno mad? a Une overhead with
i w?nd? throitii which Usa brida! party
SSeee?. John Wendelkln, ?chool regi?
?rsr. s.te.j ? clergymen
| Brennen is a physical ?raining teaeher i
at Commercial High Sel ici in Hroo?
Me i? also coach of th? baseball
| and basketball teams th?r?. ftfl I of th?
liege basketball -
Ijiat summer he was a calisthenics in
i ?tractor at Brighton Peach
Two of th? younger alumni. Frank
I-?
-,
Brook? and JosepMn? Conn?Uy. ??St?
morad by th? spirit of th? ?eeaslon to
malt? public ?nnonne?m*nt of th?lr
engagement. A hundred f?llow grad?
u?t?? formed a procession behind th?
prospective cogvnlc mate? ?nd marched
? round th? gymnasium.
TS? Brennens ftrought along their
daughter. Barbara, three and a hall
old. proclaimed by expert? a p?r
hild physically, a? further SS>
eraplifle?tlon of the ?lit?S o'
g?nies. Krsncis jr., said als? to be par?
's?* left at home, a? h? i* only
months old. At I???t a dosen
oih. r children ?fr? pr- arty,
eroct and rauic.
'There 1? no doubt about it.'1 Mr
Brennen t?stiri>>l "When tw<- p*i.plr
know hrw to keen them*e!?c? physi
rail) ITS bound to have a
happier :n?rH?d life They ?r.
i ful ?r.H natur?'.'
ate "
Hr
potty to s union aas ? ? <? '< ?'
? int ihr phv.iral pr. ?
?i dsnger of qusrrel?.
,-r.ts at the JUvsje School ?re
?turht ho? tS
Mr?. Brepnau ?greed s??h him.
I-?
Wed Rival by Contract,
Wife Charges; Divorced
1. Howiini Morton, Arti?t. and
Mafrnatr'n Widow Had *Ai<rrr
ment,' I mirt la Told
???vint Iti?pvlrl, t? The Tnssiit?
CHU Ai.h. U.c. 9. Kvideice of a
"contract marriage" between W. I
ard Morton, New York artist, and
. Kanchcn B. Cook, widow of .?.
oil magnate, supported '.>y ?cores of
? arder.t letters, won a divorce for Mr?
; Mary Morton to-day. The alleged
? ontrs<-t between Howard and Fan
chon reads as follows:
"The party of the first part agree?
that the party of the ?econd part shall
do as she nJemeva. The petty of th? s?c
: art agrees that the party al
part snail do as he please? i pro
a ?ho approves i. Dutch lunches
?nd beau? permissible: coffee esseii
tlal; waffles indispensable."
I'nder the name "Penelope-' Mrs.
?vho lives in New York ?nd h?s
a summer home at IftOl Bolton Street.
Baitimor?, r?f?r? te an apartmant In
?go, furni?h?d by Morton, in
which th? coupl? bad "?ought relief
from the maddening throng orer oys
Urs and coffee prepared by Peneiop?."
In one of her letters -P?n?lop?" re
te the "goba of goo" in Morton's
?pistles to h?r. Sh? laments the odor
of moth balls on the rl?th?i of all ?M
people ?h? meets in Haltliaore and all
th? faces "wear th? 'damn-it al!
ter has come again' look" ?en th?
Baltimore hsr?
that '?hiver my timber?' look.'*
her mi??ive closes:
pe you can com? to m? her?
and let me entertain you in my own
home. We ran arrangs thinga aa
clandestinely a? you wish. I love you
10 piece?.
Ruis roan's Sanity Doubted
MIS'SKAPOLI.S. Minn, 0?c. S.?
Claud? Rossman, former first baseman
?f the Detroit American League, to-day
is held in s hospital h?r? for nientsl
observation. A policeman ?ho took
him in custody early to-day reported
finding him in a ?emi-dalirous (?edi?
tion and acting q??rly.
1 Killed, Many Iiijurrd
In Powder Mill Bin?!
President'? Son Is Vktim
Disaster in I'ldrp? ndi ni
riant Nrar Dupont
SCRANTON. Pi Tour nef.
sans are known to he dead and ?avara.
were injure?) to-day In an explosion
which destroyed th? glaslng sail) ?f
the Black Diamond Powder Company.
near Dupont, P?, ?boat eight asile?
south of Hcranton. The ?????oslon was
felt ?t Carbon?-?!*, Pa. tw?aty-n>?
miles ?way.
Th? four d?ad were Raymond Staue?,
of Ringland. Pa . Frank Oarren, of
Wilkes Barre, Pa.; William Wrlgkt. of
Suieon, Pa., and Ralph Brumm, of
Pittston, Pa.
Rrumm ?as a son af C. B. Brumm, ?f
?na
g?r of the Black Diamond company, an
| Independent concern manufacturing
Maas powder chief!? used in th? an
thr?eit? mining rfgfon._
H
N SIMON ?X0C#
A Store of Individual Shops
Fifth avenue, 37th and 38th Streets? New York
New Ways Of Giving
The Useful Gift
Only "By Using ?ood Judgment Can One Truly Express ?ood Will
The Gift That Most Truly Expresses the Christmas
Spirit Is the Gift That Is Carefully Selected, For
While One May Select Carelessly For Oneself,
One Can Do No Less Than Demand For a Friend .
The Finest in QualityThatOne's Resources Will Buy. % \
Strap JVrist Gloves
Mocha in all cor?
rect shades. - 4.50
? Imported Long Glace
French Kidskin Gloves
16-buttonin white,
black or colors. 4.9S
Parfait Sil{ Stockings
Silkfromtoptotoe.
black and all smart
shades. 1.95
Parfait Openwork
Clox Stockings
Silkfromtoptotoe,
blackand all smart
shades. 2.85
Short Fur fachet s
In black, beige or
coffee caracul;
nutria or raccoon. 195.00
Pump Buckles
Imported cut steel
or bronze. 6.00
Cfor -Madame and ?Mademoiselle
?v
Imported Linen
Handkerchiefs
White orsmart colors,
also novelties .50
Paisley Chiffon
Glove Kerchiefs. .75
Silk Deauville
Scarf Kerchiefs
Paisley and all
smart colorings. 3.95
JFool Leather
Boudoir Slippers
Lined and topped
with wool fur. 3.50
Satin Boudoir Slipper s
All boudoir
shades. 4.50
Crepe Satin
Nightgowns
Copy of Gabrielle
model. 7.95
Imported Quilted
Robes
Hand-quilted
satin robes, silk
lined . . . 12.75
Cr?pe de Chine
Negligees
WithflowingGeorgettt*
draperies, lace
sleeves and top. 15.75
Cloky Changeable
Satin Negligees
Wool albatross
lined. 19.75
Glove Silk Fests
Six different
models. 1.95
Glove Silk Knicket i
Six models. 2.95
GlovcSilk Nightgowns
Tailored or empire
models. 5.95
Glove Silk Vests
With two-tone
Paris point edging. 2.75
Glove Silk Pant te s
Two-tone Paris
point model. 3.95
Cr?pe Satin Vests
Copy of Gabrielle
model. 3.95
Crepe Satin Step-In
Drawers
Copy of Gabrielle
model. 3.95
i
Cr?pe Satin Step-In
Combinations
Copy of Gabrielle
model. 5.00
J
f ranfelin Simon & Co.
Tblsfhons 6900 Frrz Roy
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