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eral years ago.
He settled in America. and is al-
leged to have amassed a fortune 0!
$500,000 by blackmail.
mssinated in New York a few weeks
back. and his body brought back to
Italy by his wife.
. attended by thousands of Neapolitans. '
’ The body was borne on the elaboratel
hearse which is reserved only for not-
ables among them of recent memory.
Enrico Caruso.
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'SPLENRIR FUNERAL,
NAPLES. Sept. 16.—A “funeral de.
luxe" is the way the Naples newspa-
pers described the burial 0: Alberto
Alterio. reputed to have been one of
the chiefs of the Camorra. in Ameri-j
ca. He was formerly a (‘nmorrlt lead— '
but lied from here sev-
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Alterio's tuners! was an event. ,The
religious service in the :church was
marked with all the possible pomp
and ceremony attendant on funerals
givento high dignitaries or church
and state. An orchestra. oi: almost
100 pieces accompnnied the mass.
which was still augmented in impres-
siveness by a. large choir. The chruch,
St. James of the Spanish Nobles. was
lvlaborutely hung in mooring. folds of:
tapestry being suspended about the
Wall and ceiling. Quite a. number
of pr ests officiated at the ceremony.
The funeral procession was of great
moment. In it. marched practically
all of Alterio's associates in his pro-
fession. A dozen or more men
shouldered. a. large floral onering.
which was carried in the procession.
The design on' it was that or a..clock.
which registered the hour or half past
twelve. The cost or this has been an-
nounced as 2,000 lire.
The cofiln also attracted much at-
tention. It has been chronicled that
it came from America, cost $5 000.
and was engraved in silver. The
crowd which followed the body to the
Steve was a. veritable “unending
stream of people."
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He Will 8.8- France.
The funeral was
New YorE. who
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NEW YORK! Sept.
ments are being made to hold in Paris
next spring an exhibition of all Ameri-
can art activity, including not only the
line arts. such as paintings and sculp-
ture. but also the arts as applied to
industry and the decorative arts. such
as furnishings and architecture.
‘ It is understood that this will be the
first time in which such a. comprehen- I
sive demonstration of the work 011
American artists designers and archi-
tects will be given to the people of
All IlllNRSRF
AMERICAN All“‘h::i‘:.§::1............ m...
[or the exhibition next spring has
been organized with the
members:
:Boston; Paul Cret. Philadelphia: and
‘Charles Butler and Mr. Levi of New
J 6.-—-Arran go-
The project is to be undertaken at
the request of the French Ministry of
Foreign Adair: and the announcement
is made by Julian Clarence Levi. of
recently returned
here alter a. conference with the
French suthoritieson that subject. ,
Mr. Levi was for a. long time in Paris
» ~ that King Christian. of Denmark. is
Shortly to pay an omclal visit to the
United States are unfaunded.
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" ha sn'agent or the Red Cros-
the French-American Union for Open
‘ Air Schools. He Was secretary of. the
committee which arranged the recent
exhibit
York. It is Intended to hold the ex- valuable lid in seams. back Danish
hibit in rooms of the museum of the walk tram. Germany. swim
Louvre. The space to be given 50d 1‘ (W.
and the dates have not yet been e- "
termined. but Mr. Levi said that when EA: FM WOOSTER
this had been done the committee ATTORNEY AT LAW k {
would call upon American artists to
submit the exhibits from all over the
country so that the exhibition may be
truly national.
terested in obtaining a. better know-
ledge or artistic extort in America and
this exhibition is intended to fulfill
that need. ‘
The rumors probsbly arose from
the tact that many influential Dunes
and Americans living at present here
were or the opinion that an ofiicial
visit to America. by the King and
Queen would be likely to further
strengthen the natural bonds or
friendship between the two nations.
{They also thought that it was desira-
ble the King should go as his own am-
bassador and express Denmark's
gratitude toward America. for her
of American architecture at
following
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* Ich colors in
SpeCIal shirts—$9.56.
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. New models hang;i
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shades.
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Of extra value-4n every way
- Second floor
Soft curtain fabrics
. of extra interest.
Their delightful soft weave makes them impart .111
air of ease to room.
Excellent quality makes them give long service.
Patterns and effects insure content; for they offer
much variety and bring harmony to the Window- clothes
of the home.
23c-
Mercerizcd voile in stripes and checks
and figure
45c
Completed cllriuiils of mar (Hrizcd swim with lace.
edge in Cluny effectmpau‘ - $1 50
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Cream madras, imported, border and vine
designs——
; Third floor
Newest sweeters/
are line plaids.
‘ Upon their snowy white
marked'off by lines 111 color.
’ Those colors are green and tomato and black—and
very fine contrast do they make.
Slipon style with pockets;-
cosily warm—-
ground appear open plaids?"
long sleeves, light $21111 ,- '
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”" J"Are clothes lewer tliflil
they were last year”_‘i
, 5’. Men ask this almost every
fig,- but usually of each other.
’55 We can give the answm , ..n
'ofificial answer,
'{I‘hey are lower—just about
a—third lower,
It Is true of practically all
clothes for men. It is cspccmlly true of Kuppcnlici 11111
1 lollies.
Kuppenheimer clothes were always a good i1]\tst~
maul. They are today. . . -
Loweringr prices was not followed by .1111 lowering 121
quality.
Same excellent fabrics, thorough tailoring; same do<
IN illldlllt' lllIlOI‘ materials.
More are. ready now than before this season.
In suits, the new 4—button model is already a hit.
Likelblc 3-button sacks and double-breasted stych
too. .- ' 3
Pencil
Quiet beauties are the new subdued (ll(‘( ks.
stripes have (2.1 life that many men cnjOy.
, $40 t0 $50 ~
0\ hlli‘OATS will be glad to meet men who know
the \\ lSIlonl and satisfaction6 Of c lloosiilg early.
Main floor. roar '
New taffeta-cloth
draperies—50c
Handsome plain- llued drapery stuffs that blillII: 1i« l1
note of color refurnishing of home for the indoor son 80?)
Close weave, with a tasteful small figure in llrm :1 lo
effect.
Rich in both color and effect—and in
putty rose mulberry blue brown and tan.
A yard wide, extra value—
these
(’Ult 11V;
53c
Tl'lrd floor
Brown is “big”
hat color, Men.
Not just browns—but A brown.
Several new shades. Rich and really beautiful.
Soft hats, of course. Different in contour and air of
size! Seem to bring out the strength and indhidualiiy
of a man’s face to a greater degree and In new llld‘lillC‘l.
STETSON S are. finest; and finest made, $7 and ‘58
Good worthwhile hats from other makers—$3 and $4..
. Second noog" '. I *‘
Main floor, rear
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