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Games. THURSDAY-MORNING; DECEMBER 2, 1920. PART I. 3 Eos Sngcleir knife on ma and I didn't want any iG.O.P. TO HOLD and Means Committee, la expects! Saturday when decision will be 'MaleTlXia Aasical Cfcris.n'dJ "Music is tlie Spirit of Chrislmat" bullets.

We went as far as Htllsboro. All tha time she had reached whether to hold hearfnaa After Shopping the two pistols in her lap. One PURSE STRINGS. this winter on revenue legislation to was a Colt .32, the other a Colt .3. ba taken up by the new Congress.

Representative Mondell though this would be done. House Leaders Prepare to Complete Reorganization. bers to thirty-five, and placing; ail i appropriation measures In Its hands. The fuurteen additional members will be selected by the committee on committees, Friday. Representative Mondell.

Wyoming, majority floor leader; Representative Mann, Illinois, chairman of the committee on- committees; Representative Madden, Illinois, a member of the Republican ateering committee, and Representative Butler, Pennsylvania, chairman of tha Naval Affairs Committee, conferred today In connection with the rnatler. Later. Mr. Mondell Mid that in his opinion, the House probably would not have consolidated all appropriations under one committee, hart it known that President Wilson woman Jumped Inside" my cab and beckoned to me. "Is there an aviation field anywhere around? she esked.

fche spoke in a sort of excited whif per. She was very nervoua and jumpy, and' kept looking around over her shoulder. She pulled down a heavy black veil ahe wore until I couldn't even aee her face." ASKS FOR AVIATION FIELD. Ha says Mrs. Hamon inquired If there was an aviation field In town.

Ho took her out to the end of Gas-ton avenue. The, woman tried to engage an airplane to take her to San Antonio, but there was no aviator available. Thn ahe arranged to ba driven In Pallia's taxi to Kan Antonio. "There was not much talking done between Dallas and Waxahachic." WOMAN ADMITS HAMON MURDER To Have Thirty-five Members on Appropriations Body. (Continued from First Page.) 'Listen, you, she said.

once. Mf anything runs up behind us you kick that car; and you better kick it fast. I'm not going to get And when she looked down at those gats I knew she meant it. STRUGGLE UP CLOSE. "On a lonesome ghostly stretch of road she ahuggled close to me.

We were the only persona apparently in that part of the territory and it was getting late a', night. I asked why she was so uneasy. Tell me something," she asked. 'What's the best kind of a gun to shoot a man with, an old gun or a new 'Why. an old I said.

'Wish I'd known ahe said, kind of musing. 'My gun was a new I asked. '1 11 tell ahe said. 'I shot ft" 4 i mr like olden bandits in a dingy warrens of a Mexican town. It tells of confession without remorse and without regret save that she did not kill her victim quicker Ladies, you will enjoy the incomparable lunch.

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And disguised say, I don't think; that I would recognize the woman without her disguise. "When we pulled up at Wsxaha-ehie shs told me to stop at a restaurant: that she had been traveling Previous Resolution Increased 5sc Committee. 1 tsr p. kicht wuus.i pec 1. Repub-ilran leaders in the House are preparing; to complete reorganization of the Committee on Appropriations in conformity with the resolution adopted last -session, increasing tin mem- a man In Ardmore, but 1 used a new gun." 'Who was he 7 'I won't tell you.

If you read the newspapers you will know in night and day and wanted a cup of twenty-four hours 'Why did you shoot TELLS OF 1 The was going to veto the executive budget measure, to which this step was supplemental. Without the budget, he oh Id. he believed it would take longer to act on the appropriation measures through one committee than if the old system was still In vogue. Mr. Mondell added, however, that he favored carrying out the Intent of the House resolution.

The Republican Poor leader thought very little could be done at this, short sesplon outside of passing the" appropriation measures, although he added that no one could say at this time what the lesiala-tive program would be. The Republican caucus rule, leaders aaid, prevented membership on more than one of the primary committees. Tn making up the additional membership for the Appropriation Committee, It was added, they would also have to decide the relative rank of. the members. The seven committees which formerly made up appropriations are alt ft i "'He lied to me.

We quarreled during the afternoon and he lied to me. Then he came in drunk and I Victor Records Sure' Relief and more painfully. And it tells of the rrlme In a calm voice, of swift changes of purpose and destination, of fear of the law's, pursuit and many other things. FINDS CHAUFFEUR. Sallls was found by The Times correspondent after Clara Smith Hamon had been trailed from Ardmore, where the crime was committed, November 21, to Durant, Okla, The first flight was by automobile.

From Durant, another machine, driven by George Miller, a Durant liveryman, took her to Denl-son, Tex. From there, E. C. Daniels, an Independent taxi man took her to Dallas. According to Daniels's story, he left the woman at the entrance of the Union Depot.

She went inside, purchased a ticket for San Antonio, and started for the second floor en-trace of the train shed. Barring her path, she saw a sergeant of police. She turned and fled outside. Sallls. a driver for the Dallas Transfer Company, was standing by his machine.

She walked up to him. The rest is story: "It was the morning of November 2S. between 7 and 8 o'clock. The tried to make me do things a brute cu or worse lower down than a brute wouldn't do. Vou see, I've been fall la with him ever since I was 7.

He's married but he and his wife were for December Are Here! coffee. "She asked me in. too. When we went inside she took off her fur coat and lifted up her veil. She ordered a bowl of soup.

"Just then the Sheriff or a policeman or a marshal of some kind with a big shiny star came in and sat down right back of us. He kept watching the woman. She noticed it and drank the soup hurriedly. Then she said to me: 'I'm going out in the car. Tou pay the check and I'll settle, with you She went out.

I finished my meal and went out. When I climbed in the car she had two automatic pistols in her lap. Her fingers were on the triggers. 'Get out of hers and get out she hissed at ime. "I speeded up, I only had a pen- IfiDlGlSVOM.

vomS separated. They just got recon v. and she intimated that this man had promised to get a di vorce and marry her. 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief primary committees gnd If any of 'How many times did you shoot 4 their members are given, places on A Mflttylno walght raduellM mWi Mia, plaajjt. brugt UMditHa, battar 1 itb ud Upaincaa, Cat a i.ll box Ksrnln (pronounced at tha driifcrurfs.

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Broeimra bm4 Ktnta C. StaUaa flaw Verts the Appropriations Committee they him? I asked. 'Just once. I aimed at his mid "-'Do you think he will die? LL-AE3S will have to resign from member ship on the other committees. Representative Foroney, Mleht FOR INDIGESTION 'I most certainly do.

hope so. gan, chairman of the House 'Does anyone else know this 'No. There isn't but us two that know it And no one else will ever know it. If he lives he'll never tell it and If ho dies he'll never tell It. I know I won't tell it cither.

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but it she said, and the tJ JJtytf Lvci tears rolled down her cheeks. 'He's worth lots of money. And some of the men who he thought were his friends helped me get away. I left my jewels there and my diamonds. They were worth several thousand.

BlADVVAY 'NEAR NINTH GRAND OPENING TODAY I gave them to a friend in Ardmore to keep for me. 'Three of ths men packed my trunks and shipped them -to Kansas City on a ticket. I didn't even see It done. And all my nice fur coats it fi EH were there. Yet that the way I outwitted them and got away.

I know an aviator down at San Antonio. He used to be In the Army. He's a "great friend of my brother's. If I' could get to him I'd be safe. You know, my brother Is driving my car down this way and I'm going to meet him.

When I get that car I can go anywhere. the t.st place for me to go where they can't bring I said, 'they would get you in Canada. I guess Mexico is the only TO CROSS BORDER. 'Well, I am going' to cross ths border. When I get there I'm eafa.

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I went right up to the station. Just as we came in she asked me If I'd buy a railroad ticket for her aa she was afraid. She gave me a $50 bill. I went In and got a ticket to El Paso on the train that left about 3:60 a.m. "Then she paid me 950 more for the trip and gave me a $100 tip.

She wrote down my name on a slip ot paper, and I think she registerrd under that name at the hotel in Cisco. The last I saw of her was through the hotel window. She had a pencil and was writing In tha register. "I drove away and came back home. Then I read of the Hamon case and I knew right away who she was." Sallls will be one of the principal State's witnesses in lhaaw4nt of the girl's capture.

Ho has told his story under seal of confidence to Prosecutor Russell Brown at Ardmore. i mli PROGRAMME ARDMORE (Okla.) Dec. 1. Slt-Isfied that he has convincing proof that Jake L. Hamon, wealthy oil operator and former Republic an national committeeman from Oklahoma, who died here on last Friday morning from a gunshot wound Inflicted at a hotel in Ardmore, nn November 21, was shot by his former stenographer and intimate companion, Mrs.

Clara Smith Hamon. I I Orchestra Concert Mission Sympnonlats II International News Weekly Ths Wo -H In Review Jesse Crawford At the Wonder Organ IV Mission Bathing Biutiet who is the wife of one of Hamon'a nenhpws. end convinced that the woman herself confessed "her guilt to the chauffeur who drove her from A Novel and Att-attive Presentation III Dallas. to Cisco, Inst Tuesday nnd Wednesday, Russell H. FUTURE PRICES NOW (r s' lyf Scenic Bia itlful Selected for Mission VI Or.

Carlos Mandll Violin Virtuoso VII "A Bit ot OH Spain" Atmsspnerli; Sp.niisn Number VIII DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in Tha Mark of Zorro" Brown, County Attorney of Caller county, who has conducted the Investigation practically unaided by local authorities and opposed by certain powerful influences in county. State nnd nation, was redoubling his efforts tonight to apprehend the fugitive "woman In the case." either In the United States or Mexico, rind carefully weighing evidence he lias regarding the advice, aid and cooperation given her by influential persons close to Hamon socially hnd linancally so as to determine whether not warrants should bo Issued for their arrest on the charge of being accessories after the faii. Rrown learned today that a tfle-eram was sent from Ardmore today to Fort Worth, the content of which indicate that Clara Smith Hamon has not yet left the vicinity of Cisco, a town in In or near Coleman, a in the mldwestern section of the State. This telegram is as" follows: "WillfHt Sidmoie. Will Call.

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These judgments stamp him as a towering genius in the realm of music. Hotel, Durant. on the night of No (A vember iS. It Is surmised that the "Wllletf Skldmore" In the telesram Theater "in" premiere presentations a 437-413-SfksKorth of mav 1i the brother of Mrs. Clara Smith Hamon, whose car was lntpr-oeptt'd, but not arrested near Fort OUTFITT-R3 OF DEPENDABILITY Worth early lust wei-k, a car that frame it is of elegance and luxurious re finement wherein to hang the loftiest conceptions of the masters of the world's newest art, the Motion Picture.

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