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-- M WfUi .woman believed; slayer of wealthy, AUTOMOBILE DEALER Xiong Mat of Aaaociatea to De Qnea-tlon- ed Concerning Death of \ILnnilaomc Joe\ I.nnua. CHICAGO. Nov. 27. Tho mystery-surroundin- tho murder of \Handsome Jea\ Lahus, wealthy automobile deal er, lias not been dtapbileil by tlm uCtlV-ltf- cs of a scoro of policemen. Afl per- rons Questioned proved they know noth- ing about It. Stlss Allco McArdle, Btcnoerapher for Sir. Lanus, told of so many affairs Tilth ' promen that tho theory that a woman a directly or 'ndlrcctly rosponslbls for tho murder Is believed. Sho has been asked to furnish a list of \com- munity women'' who worked for him on commission In stlmulatlnc sales of automobiles. Many of Itieso women had bought ars from him. Ills plan called for the purchaser to glvo him tho nnma of an- other \prospect and If a Bale was mada tho lerson who fitinlshod tho nsmo would receive u commission. Slany women worked for him who had not purchased cars, but Induced others to buy. KATE RYAN, VETERAN STOCIC ACTRESS, DEAD In IloBton Cumnnnlra Kitty Tesri nod Took I.endlHK Part tn , SnRroKe Worlt. BROOKL.INE; Mass., Nov. 27. Kato Ryan, for. fifty jenra a. character actress jvlth Boston rftock companies, died hero to-d- ufter un Illness of several weeks. Miss Itynn began her staue life, at sixteen and for twenty years wagha member of tho old Boston .Museum stock company. Tho creator part of her stage work was. performed In Bos- ton with stock companies, but sho mado occasional appearances In Now JTork nnd other parts of tho country. Sho toured tllo country for tho Suf- frage causo, and was tho founder of tho Professional Women's Club of Bos- - tpn. uvopNts j. n. daii.i.kdouzu. Funeral services will bo held y for Kugene J. Q. Dalllcilfllize. sixty-flv- c, known s tlm \Carnation Kins.\ who died Saturday at his home. Lenox Road and Troy Avenue, Brooklyn. Burial will bo In Evergreen Cemetery. Ho was a pioneer florist In Brooklyn \nd con ducted ono of tho most cxtrnslvo tlorlst and nursery establishments In tliu W1XM.IM X1NDSKV. BOSTON, Nov 27. William Llndsey. seventy-fou- r, author and playwright, died hero yesterday. He was born In Even WILL OUT We Aro Need, Tapestry Brutirlt fV.OO Rui, 9x12 Zf SMITH'S WOOL BRUSSELS RUGS. Value $16.00. .65 T -- . $40 Smitk't Scamleti Vtlret Rugs, 9x12.. $50 Sroilh'i Axminiler Ruin. 9x12.... $45 Smith's Axminiler Roil, . . .$70 Artloom Wilton Rap, 9x12. . Any Subway Canal St. aOnef light utf Near Canal St; Kooni prine $20 6x9 to 24-5- 0 22-5- 0 34\ k Cross, Sick nnd it Never to When constipated, lUUees, or full of cold, your little one Reeds a tcaspoonful of \California Fig Syrup\ to fjuickly start liver uwl bowel action. In a few hours you cim tet for how UiorotiRlily It worltf the sour bile anil undigested food right out and you hnvc n well, playful child, o AJl River. At tho beginning of the JEosf Yar Llndsijr efctalntd the ftdop- - Ucm by thd Uritlfh War omce or pat- ented equipment forcarrylne ammynl-tlo- n nntl established factories In Great Drttaln, Franco and 1'. O. NIF.1UIINOHACS. ST. LOUIS. Nov, !7 Frederick a. Nledrlnkhaus. clEhty-nv- c. fanner Con gressman, founder ot Grnnlt XTlty, lit.. and retired tlnwaro manuraj Irer, died here yesterday. Goodman's Noodles combine in the most Appetizing form the full rood value of se- - U eggs and wheat, YN maKe inem a part ot your winter diet. GOODMAN'S PURE EOG NOODLES Pine3)ar Honey HE at iMonru- - a a When ths famona bllrcird of '\88 \ caused so much ira (Taring, Dr. Bell's Pine-T- ar Honey brought rallaf to thaaanSa. Today, It U thaaumacaaalna lunciar irmp, corapoanaeo irom me ce- - renilabta prtaeriptlra cfan old family phr etrlan. Thla rcllabla ayrao ateea eoush. aoothea IrTUated tlaauea and rellevca coo- - settlon. Chtldreo take It raadll? bacaata of Ha pleasant taata. At alldrua eloree. At Less Than Cost WHOLESALE CARPETanrJ RUG HOUSE CLOSE ENTIRE LINE OF SHOWROOM AND SALESMEN'S ROAD SAMPLES ToLIng n on Bar. Hue W Htil o He ror iiur new un. 18'5U bilious, ajjalij. lected SJxIO.6 SMITH WOOL BRU3- - SELS RUGS Value $25.00. To doie out \3 O.40 at JLi 7.6x9 SMITH'S VELVET RUGS. Value $28. 1 yj.10 To cloie out at, .. 'JL VELVET HALL AND ' STAIR. , CARPETS--Valu- e tiff-y- j. To cl6e.ut'af. 1.75 INLAID LINOLEUM lo dote out, per Cf OC tcj. yd OO aajTOH iMaaaawaiaMaai Broadwavi cars pass ourdoors Onetliqhtui Near Canal St 447 Broadway.N ew Yo r C ity Fails Irritable, yoursrlf Germany. Don't leLshild.stay uiiious, constipated GIVE \CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP\ CHILD'S. HARMLESS LAXATIVE Bilious, Children Love its Taste Empty Little Bowels Millions of mothers Uerp \Cali- fornia 1'iR Syrup\ li;mdy. Thcv know n teaspoonful y saves n sick child It never cramps or over- acts. Ask your druRfjist for genuine \California FIjr Syrup\ which has directions for babies and children of all 'apes printed on bottle. Mother! You must say \California\ or you may cet an Imitation fl fyr,1D-.i- Ju III THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1922., . Telephone Fife Rou 611HL Store Hour 8 9' to 5.30 W B A F 400 Meter Wore. Length HEAR SANTA TO-NIGH- T! If you have a Radio receiving set the children can hear him tell the story of \Santa's Christmas- - Tree\ at 8:05 to-nig- WONDERLAND' Offers Excellent Values in Clever Wooden Toys For Little Girls or Boys Tlie strong, kind that will withstand all manner of rigorous treatment gallantly and that thc youngsterswill adore because they arc so gaily colored and cleverly designed. Motor Trucks, 79c A splendid toy for tthe little fellow built just like a regular truck. Other automobiles in coupe, victoria', landaulet, sedan and roadster models, 51.39 to Just too are these animals to pull the Cows, dogs, ducks move down when Sale of 125 r Smart Winter Coats for girls and girls $28.75 Model A Of fine quality broadcloth in the full f&re back model ro becoming to the young girl. Tlm,caUar is of and the buckle in the front 1c most patterned. In reindeer, Copenhagen nd Model B A clever affair of jaunty sport mixfiire fabric in a full Model C- - loose effect that makes it serviceable for knockabout wear. Generous pockets. Especially warm. Gray mixtures and brown mixtures. coat, in reindeer, brown, henna and Pehin blue. In youthful bioused effect, with rich beaver nd band around cuff nnd ud front of coat. Tvo rows of buttons Jrim the bock. Two silk lined and inter- lined. Sizes Q'to 12 'SJiSjTJTJ Third floor, 35tu Mrttt. Collars Trimmings aid economy by low price and offer variety at the same time 'Our assortment embraces furs practically i . t. f,trw-t- hr rnllnrn In thr f I Ull me wtui.wu effects that arc being worn the trimmings in the widths that in demand. All al lowest-in-thc-ci- ty Nutria, in. to o in., Beaver, 1 in. to 4 in., Squirrel, 1 in. to 6 in,, Caracul, 4 in. to 8 in., . (Black, tan and gray) Moufflon. 4 in. to 8 in., Coney, 1 in. to 8 in., (Black, white and brown) Monkey Fur, M in. to 4 in., Mole, 1 in. to 12 in., Belgian Hare, 1 in. to 8 in., 1 in. to 8 in., (Dyed rabbit) v Ermine, 1 in. to 4 in., Raccoon, 1 in, to 4 in., Skunk, 1 in. to 4 in., Wolf, 2 in. andM in., HERALD SQUARE t&no Animals, 94c $1.19 cute for words little along floor. pigs, elephants, bun- nies, or chickens) and they up and pulled! junior beaver, ipMvctively brownSg- - -- Broadcloth collur models; warmly Fur and unusually of are Bcavcrette,4 Collars Slynx, Rabbit (black, brown and gray;, Persian Lamb, .Krimmer I'EU YAH1I $2.19 to $23.74 1.45 to 19.74 1.49 to 9.74 to 5.24 to 79c to 1.88 to 2.89 to 2.29 to 94c to f.74 to 5.84 to 5.24 to 8.84 and Kront, 34.75 19.74 10.44 8.89 29.75 39.75 14.74 13.84 20.74 24.74 26,75 16.74 i:cir 11.74 11.74 19.74 19.74 .V I. . . ' - . t , t r - : : ?f-- i jPm NEW YORK Sale of Women's Jersey Dresses aAn Interesting Aitay of Smart New Styles At Very Moderate Price ; Navy--Bla- ck Gray Rust Beaver Brown ' ' ' to Good-lookin- g and .practical, wool Jersey keeps' its place in popular favor, lending to attractive new dresses the most wanted 6tyles the season. A WiUi its long V neckline and slim panels held ,by cleverly embroidered motifs, this frock commends Itself to the woman of mature figure. B An originaljusc of pin tucking and'narrow side pleat-in- g gives an engagingly youthful air to this attractive dress. C A of the coat frock .especially desirable for sport wear. The front may be unbuttoned to give greater freedom, of movement, and the buttoned patch pockets arc a practical feature. ; , . \\ 412 ffjgx&B Sec 7 M' :.,yl i Tuo proitui concentenl reach the. Second and Floori. a Sizes 36 44 itself in of version D A embroidered monogram of inspira- - I tion how smart simple dress may be. It slender youthful grace on whicii fashion insists.. H E The wide embroidered the sjnart ft\ i F Again hip-ban- d japd jacket-blous- e play role, and embroidered motif decorates with quaint Dresses in the Assortment Third 3h Str, Hear. 4 .... jf m , i t urr wa nvnts, irvw kja \.- rjm 1 .. i a uay b has an Sale of Woman's Winter Coats CONTINUES TOMORROW Our Most Remarkable Values of the Winter Season The Result of a Special Purchase $67.75 Every garrpent included in the sale is trimmed with choicest furs, and materials, styles and linings are identical with those sold recently for'much higher prices. Such an offering at this time, when every woman needs a fur-trimm- ed garment, should compel your immediate attention. Sines 34 to 44. The Materials the softest Furs Black, Fox, Taupe Fox, Colors Black, Navy, Renee, of .ustrous pO. fabrics and fa,. SVSata8 Mot, Kii K- - S- -ted B'. n a a a ...... ported wool matelasse. . Fox, Nutria. rut fox uray, tiawauan, j 22 For Other Macy Advertising Page 2252 acalafas Third large Chinese shows the hip-ban- d gives fJSrsw-- popular Hoar, the the .WjM.T