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,V, . .. : THE MORXIXG OREGOXIAX. WEDNESDAY, DECE3IBER 23, 1920
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fff TERRORIZES TDLEDD Qf 'g Regnarlmble p
:if-: keeper$60-. in Christmas
m ETHER HELPS L00TERS n r " 1; ? ( or i"
TToraai Bound and Gauged b, BegMlS 3 DayS II Ml ' " f 7rX2
Ma!-tcd Pair-'Many Honses Todav Onlv s L" "fF I
. i t Bobbed, Pedestrians Held Cp. JAO.J VAiajr - ,M II llll - ...l ,
3 . ' 111 1:;.V7 t, OMEN'S NECKWEAR Men's Gloves
-'" tinued to terrorize Toledo citizens to- M jsspS- Mil - at RedlirPfi Priri
. V . day. following- a 116,500 robbery last ' f V 6 . ai.wcum.ru irn.cs
SS ri fnn . At last this international stag sue- $ 0 1500 Men's $2.50 Ties ' V
19-a were 0derPuherhdt br sLx cess is of fered as a photoplay. 17 C' I f ' D
SfSfSn - It created an epoch in theatrical 'KMM' si ' Xtfa PCCial W- Mefl S FajaHiaS (V
Baldwin, bookkeeper for the Ohio. history and is even better enter- I II I ' 1000 Men's $1.50 Ties at Reduced Prices ? ''
- " Dairy company, and took him to the 4. 4Ss? w' B II I ...v i
-;. - outskirts of the city where they threw tainment on the screen. 44 -v llllll j n mr' ' -
' ..: him from their car after robbing him - ' Z I I ti VlTil SnPPIfll MSf
bein.oyercome with .the, A story of EngKsh nobiKty. 1'' ' aPeCial C Trjivplifiir Rqito ' '
H eT'fw-o" and of narrow tradition J.mhf I . 1 raveling 15agS . ....
v.-.:, dS,JVs7rto?. against the unconyention Jjf ,Uah I lTNTTl?n QU V TII7C - Aflrf Suit Piqpq i
VXIVX of modern love. . . fi , KJN11 ltU MlA lltS aHO Ult L.aSeS L'-
wies were reports to the ponce Beautifufly presented. .' " , liMMl Regularly $4 and $5 $13 Bags now only $11.85
toa.y. Wonderfully acted. n . $20 Bags now only $15.85
SHARPSHOOTERS SOOCR CVXX Faaltle,sly directed. f ' I EXtT3 SpCCial 2.95 $25 B..S W Only $19.85
:.- .;:?. shoot A.i suspect, uno Try to exceptionally appropriate fAV I ' ' " $30 Bags now on y $24.85 f
Escape, Xew York Order. I . - vluAn VlA-'-''i I 3 $o0 Bags HOW only $39.8a f
new york, Dea 2i. Armed with . noiiaay ojjertng k f 'k'UMV Mjt I 2 Men's Woven Color Madras and Russian Cord l.
''' repeating rifles. 20 picked sharp- I . , , - ... .. ' . I rVs& x I S ' ' . .
.--.. .hooter of the New York police force Added Attraction , v 4 . " VL " P i I k O T T T "H O fnnV Dnf K D Ko
v,:; ;nrhuurntfrbana,automo- ot the Maiec Then , v MW I S H I K I S Men sBauiRobes ;.
- .S"; Kissrr8181 ' r 'XM V OllllV 1 O . $ 80 Bath Robes $ 6.40
XtZu Pathe News' ' J! I for which you have paid $5 $12.50 Bath Robes $ 9.40
'r-rf to escape them. ' ' TUSJ, - r "t i f ' ff , H ' YTfifll PA $13.00 Bath Robes $11.95
;;:fvi Kror. - - XyM& 1 :MmPM0MM f Half Price, .$2.50 $20.00 Bath Rob $15.00 .
rnVpouT.a1 III! ; SW$f - ' "lifftd I ' $30.00 Bath Robes $22.50
v '. " -I Judges. -. V J Vfs.C v j,vV I llll i '
'."",''': Removal of Police Commissioner , V - -T VVKi":-' I I . . w ,,- ?
,--.V.." Enright was proposed In a resolution , fejf - J&$&A&ty?k I MCXT'C QUIT Q UfP TQ ' ffi
! Introduced at a meeting of the board I K' ' f ''5:?? $ iVltiN U OlLiV UllllV 1 O MllfflprC
of aldermen. The resolution was grat fc 1 ii '' X -Xl-V & llll -...' iTlUlllCia '
- tabled, however. Similar action was fM ' ' ' 1 -tftJ ?WfflllrChW. WU I
-;. taken on a resolution to appoint a T5 TTf m "-JT . ' '1 f' 3 $10 and $1250 Silk Shirts M Ofl Mofflm BOW "? I
- committee to investigate- the police lUcL hg II II ' T Comedy ' - ' hCdliM 'ilWW - w, , - , MUlIlerS nOW .o
department and report to Governor- JO 11 11- Jl J Thp N.VW llSP. ''''-t Wlfl I F Y tffl SflPPlJll Q $ 5.00 Mufflers BOW $3.75
V.: r.. m the pone force of dirTct hiftemartble rlnL flV' - ' '''-Wj ' PeC131 $ 7.30 Mufflers now $5.65
menwasauthor. by Aboard CONCERT P2f ' V , V ' Three for $20 $12.50 Mufflers now $9.40
:;-! lTrr..Z ORCHESTRA MU't -'''mM AM. ,D , tj T) r f
::y'- .4 in brilliant anient afd Iter- M' A Most Remarkable Bargain in Boys Overcoats 1
--.wben he d. their oau win be mission concert number. A5--v"v Boys' Afl-Wool Overcoats in AU Sizes 6 to 18 Ycars-
tZ7J?.rAVr& I llll 1 1 tWWM Regularly Priced $16.50 the Garment
-.! bery In MHltown. the chloroforming 'llll , V1 i t'"'" " - ' ' I k " ik'tft L V llll
and robbing of a girl, and two hold- bbb. LJLLJ ' X I tfl f t g C '
."-'.) tiofnd ferries In Jersey "city be -J "VTfO -C-T "I CI I K
. kept under guard to prevent the in- ; - . . ' - JV Li X, 3 YJM,CL. Vl S JJ
. .-.j flux of criminals driven from New j V fZ l i llll ' J-r ' .w-. "V
-V'.J T speedy justice was meted outj to L! j fuxh rNl h ICT (TV The best values you have seen since the war
n. j. within 12 hours after their A frSl TSl In Al Ipvv t W llll - snob here in covifort
'j capture by a posse they were under j II V V i I yf yyAC II llll ' "
.f oregon city, Dec 2i. (special.) West Pax K max WashincCtoii Direction Jensen &Vov IiERBERG r JT1 Lirl ilil IIVT clothier
: f The trial of Charles Howard , . llll " ' ' 5 "
'. y.rt Thomas, accused of shooting sheep In llll , .
".J the Scotts Mills district, will take mmlmmmeamwmmma W - -
.... -1 place in Justice court here December BnUXBRttRXanBMmKKt .
' V -'8. He was allowed his liberty on . J .." "
''" umoeYthaTr'TheriThomas Sam according to a ruling made chance W wa9"evldent in the tick- I ; T : -I t. S "!
. will have a large delegation from his Monday by Judge Bean In the United et-dispensing machine for which ijSV ' k
neighborhood to testify in his behalf. State, district- court. The decision Dwyer wanted the sanction of the . A
j J . was announced in the case of Joseph government was held against him In fi , A . mm
' '- T)pvlo Held Gambling Machine F. Dwyer against the Holsman com- the Judge's decision, which stated ji'C .1 A III h i I T "
: j eTlce aela amDling Jiacmne. pany L Holsman Paui Harbaugh. that the principal element of valu ri JUtlI7 .1 I - ' i J ' Ji,IL "' " ) iT JbTf,f-M f -K7Sr- f
- '". Lottery and gamfting devices are Ben Levin, the General Novelty com- that was claimed for the contrivanc J ; y fc t2?SS?yraiBZyi'P3 r Jfr3S-T" I ' .'
T - not looked upon with favor by Uncle pany and others. The element of was Its' gambling ability. - S5?l?,fcA Here, the official PKj-y? .iiwrfwii J???'5I?I. r
or P "CURTAIN" M your ChristmasY 1 ) Mi
?M C!)riitmaSl s.,: . m stockings will aU .f$ ) :
' ;'l lrH!5 I SDent Night Schumann-Heink ft)J "tTfl-., .-.,. D6 ciS y V fc'Jt'
lllKTPrJ I c . --t. ,i . tx- - cn. . , z Cl ELABORATE MACK SENNETTS JrJWj . & , A l fA ,
--"J I Ml I Saute Clans Tells About His Toy Shop.... Guard UA CHRISTMAS 'HIS YOUTHFUL FOLLY' fiVi T. A tM " tWi r-.;
' i IklJifcVlS?! Santa Claus Gives Away His Toys Girard fS PROLOGUE . -. . Two Reels of Fun iiffl JJltCrWOVCIl f. iSfe'.'Si' ) VV'Jl '
; '' - lyHsTiJrl ' Barbiere Una Voce Poco Fa (A Little Voice I Hear) ' . - lwmar-m-'-"ir ' IJkVj ' 1-1 i' iWJ ' i'"
I Dreams of Long Ago. ...Caruso KA "" OC-KS pfifa
C.l I PlioSyQ I Pagtiocci Vesti La Guibbo (On. With the Play) ...Caruso - SSwgaarJ fill ' .itlTf0 '"" fK.W . r',-4::"
V'j I Arl Elegie (Song of Morning)...... Gluck and Zimbalist ! L 1 . ? 'M ft!r -
I jcS??lVI When You and I Were Young, Maggie. . .John McCormack fit '
M0iM JwS-eSnd Man p"1 WhltmBn's Oixhe.tts f& ' - M ' f il 1 (ji'
I I'd t Fall Asleep and Wake Up in My Mammy's (,"Vl- ' 'TJ '
Hrra 1nAra today. - y- . m. '.'toe and heel . r m '-,
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