Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1924, Page 21

INTHAFOLLETT OFFIALS NAVED Coolidge Wisconsin Selec- | tions Seen as Move to Or- | ganize Regulars. With the sending of 40 nominations | in Wisconsin lay afternoon by the still further indication w t the Republican to the |y MEXICAN WOMAN PASSES HER 116TH BIRTH DATE Celebrates Anniversary December 183—Possesses Normal Faculties, But Is Unable to Walk. BY HARR ICHOLLS. By Cable to The Star and Chicago D MEXICO CITY, December 18. mar ible old woman, Senora Guada- iupe Ramirez, has just celebrated her 116th birthday at Tulancingo, in the State of Hidalgo. Despite her y ears she possesses all of her normal facul- tles excy ept that she cannot walk. Senora Ramirez was born on De- cember intend to | g; go through with their efiorts to bring | ; Republican organ- | in that te.. All of these )ns were made without con- with Senator La Foilette or the insurgen tgroup of Representatives in the House. The power of Federal | being exerted to br Hollstisfioreaniastine | about a “regular” izatio! 1 in Wis- 1 through R Club of |4 e Republican organi- alled was in the hand 13, 1808, rears old. and was married She had seven a smafl army -grandchildren aughter of t, 1924, by Chicago Daily News 70" Co.) RESISTS BANDIT; SHOT. Druggist Gets Two Bullets Head and Gunman Flees. DETROIT, Mich., F. Cimini, December 1 druggist, in 9.— 23 years shot and probably wounded st night by a gunman, who ently intended to rob his’'store. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, AVERICAN BLAVED WRONGLY N THEFT Famous Wernher Gem Col- lection Never Left England, Says Scotland Yard. BY HAL O'FLAHERTY. By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News. LONDON, December Yard's most experienced began today investigation_of the cir- cumstances and return. of the famous Wernher collection of jewels. High officials of clare the sensational story about' a Chigago or Detroit ing Involved in the case without surrounding - the “the Yard" millionaire foundation, as left England the and were 19.—Scotland detectives s utterly turned within six weeks after the theft ‘to solicitors representing the owner. The Yard's jcb now is centered upontracing the original thief, who dealt with the solicitors through two intermediaries and secured a share of the $30,000 reward. It is apparent that Scotland Yard resents bitterly the action of the Ludlow solicjtors in securing the return of the famous collection and paying the thieves a huge reward without giving the authoritles a chance of tracing them: In view of the public . interest aroused, doubt exists whether the solicitors acted within the law. Un- doubtedly their first duty was to protect the interests of their clients, but at the same time the Yard feels they should have made every effort to turn the thieves over to the law after the jewels again were in safe- keeping. The explanation of the amazing yarn connecting an American million- aire with the theft, given by one newspaper, is that the authorities could not conceive of local yeggs be- ing clever enough to do such a spec- tacular job; therefore, they worked on the theory that American in- Jewels genuity must have bee (Copyright, 1024, by Chicago Daily Ne o vl 2> K ' %0 o Pe% %" % " K3 X0 RS QX e X a0 e %' K3 K o o50-4§ * s’ N’ * * 0 o% XEXTX O 0 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1924, BALTIMORE, MD. * > OPENING of Washington’s Newest and Finest Store Devoted Exclusively to Women’s High-Grade Footwear ot NEW YORK, N. 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To match vests and step- Gift Suggestions “FOR HIM” A Suit or Overcoat $21.50 to $65.00 A Sheep Lined Coat $12.50 to $15.00 A New Hat $2.98 to $5.98 A Boy's Suit or Overcoat $6.95 to $15.00 A New Bath Robe $5.50 to $12.50 Men’s and Boys’ Sweaters $3.98 to $10.00 A Silk Shirt $3.88 to $7.88 FREE! — An Attractive cktie With Every Pur. chase of $10 or Over. Y, ER0; 7S Children’s Boxed HANDK'FS, 25¢ Colored embroldered cor- ners, hemstitched edges; 3 in @ fancy box. Rayon (Fiber Silk) VESTS, 85¢ Zz Qe 2, $6.98 to $8.98 Fur or Cloth Collar aHSd N 7Y T8V ATY i @YY TRYAT ) -, -, ,.’:c = Zs. = 7 silk, satin or trimmed; and & wonder bargain for 77 AVl 78X i7eY $39.75 Reg. & Ex. Size Coats, $24.75 High luster Bolivias, beautifully made, some with collars and cuffs of fur, silk_crepe lined; in all sizes, 16 to 52. Rayon (Fiber Silk) STEP-INS, $1.39 To match vests and bloomers; neatly finished, with strong elastic waist] full made. . $L50 Lace CURTAINS, 89c¢ * White orlecru, fresh, new and pertect, n Dutch style only. All-wool coat- ings, dependably lined; opossum, coney or fur col- lars; neatly trim- med; many styles. Sizes 2 to 14 years. .98 check velours and silks in not all sizes in each lot, but all a9\ $5 to $10 Rayon Fillette Dresses, $2-38 A bunched lot of black, brown or Next- to- Hub ¥urniture Co.. Wool Suits COATS, %6 i COATS, 9. Coats, $12.98 Dresses,*] 87 Black and Tan English Tace Shoss. Sizes 11 to % and 243 to 6. 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