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A A i 12 jW TOE WASHINGftrfN POST SATURDAY rXECfilBER 16 1916 ak0Eflmpmtt a Pennsylvania Avenue Yj SeventJr Street Overcoats for gifts or personal comfort This Overcoat stock of ours is just as bi and varied as the demand which is only another way of saying we can fit every size suit every taste in model and pattern and deliver you quality for what you pay that will satisfy As a matter of fact better quality than you expect truly better quality than is offered at compete tive prices The squeeze of the woolen market has not reached us Our fore buying has protected you and us As a result the Saks standard as established has not been changed The roster of models is a long one Teaching from the most conservative to the most extreme and in these grades you can find exactly what you want with the Saks tailoring which is a Very important factor in continued satisfaction Our Overcoats do not merely look well they wear well as well as only skilled workmanship and honest woolens can In the light of prevailing prices youll find these three grades truly special 15 20 25 Styles Thi Pinch back Semi belted Full belted French Coats Form fitting Full back Ulsterettes Ulsters Single arid Double breasted with self or velvet collars lined or with satin yoke and sleeves In every size LAST DAYT0M CAR An Ideal Christmas Gift Pittsburgh Electric Iron 340 Guaranteed 5 Years by Manufacturer Muddiman 616 12th St 1204 St DEATHS EEPOETED Joseph Gormaa S3 yr Georgetown Belcber 28 yr Walter Seed George 1Tahlnt Hoct Van fiirn Ems Tbotmi Smith 44 yr tan UocS graoel Hodrttnt 74 yr Horoeo Hotp Sra Oookse 8T yr 802 i MOmnill 78 yr 905 CapVft John RabUtt rn 820 A rt Bebecra Oakker 89 yr UXt Georgia Thelma Perry 12 day 1611 RoJale at Aadrew 3 Hunter 4ft yra 716 10th at ne Jtmea Brirtt 88 yra 1S17 it Hush Rankin 2 mo 419 7th ae Mary Bechtel 86 yra Borneo Hp Joaephlne Martmry 22 yra 108 lit at ae Daniel Green R0 yra 1288 it ee Jnlia Baley 65 yra 1834 15th at Therman Leek 16 yra 1828 9th at nw EUaa Hark 68 yra 1203 at BettJe HUL 45 yra 1S41 Vermont are nw For Corns Korn Paint Relieves the pain Inatantly Re moves the corn In It hour Eaiy to apply Just paint It on 10 ODonneUs 904 St NECKWEAR 9 nr Manr heautlful pattern Approve Up prutely boxed 908 7th St Ltaea Laata Loafer Loeka Better In the Laundering of Shirts We Touch the Top Notch of Fastidious Expectations de Sales Hand Laundry 1 1 OU Ol Faroe Man 2538 JWji Bill head and letter head af raal Ala tinetien tad Individuality yen will far te find Bnt aat farther away mark yea than Adama I Byron Adams Printer Tie Service Shop It iltl St Fbene 8201 8 Wire SPECIAL TODAY 4 Bottles of Assorted Wines 100 1 SARI 1929 14th St neat TSorth 5412 Aato Delivery MAXWELL 595 Detroit Ht LBART JIU Distributer 1321 21 14th Street Tel North 4434 aaa 4433 EMERSON ORME Garage 1620 1626 St far hoth Gaeollae aa Electric can at aay make Pheae 8780 HUDSON PODGE FLXASTTRX CAM WILCOX VIM Til CAB Semmes Motor Company 1114 Oann Ava Ooarrwcbnal Oarara TeJ 4117 Tri at SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES THRIFT COMMERCIAL COLLEGE KENOIS BUM KW COB 11th nw Pltaasle Shorthand la three meatha Teach Typewrltlnr Bookkeeptnc doable entry Bar ltah Ac tndtrtdnai lnitmettoa Satlataetioa Mured Dictation claaaea FLORENCE ruciflNG NOTES 8CHOOT Of Rhythmic Expression GLEK1CA SttlTH nvimr PrliirfpL WaeilnftOB Branch 1121 Vermont era oeis sor OAR CHEST OPEN AIB SCHOOL Far Children From to 10 Yean 4606 11th St Waahlnrtoa XX KATIOXAU TB ARD 8TS It AUTO COLLEGE SEE IT Would you Ilk to actually SEE all the Important eventa place people and thlnea flj nrlnf la the oewa of the world each month Actual pbotorrapb of all erwnta place people aad thlafa ef Importance are ratberad moatfcly try a wortdwlda aerrlea aad reproduced the wonderfol new BotocraTura pro reaa In the payee of The Illustrated Review One of the moat remarkable fact In roncectlao with tkla remarkable Joor cnlatlon price la that Ita aubacrlptlon Ten Cents for Whole Year twelee laaoea The price of a dar or aoda will brtn thla Journal to four home erery month for a year THE JANTJABT 183 CE biaa a aeriea of reproductlona of the Kort BaaaUfal Wamaa la the Warld Thrllllnf pbotoa from an battle front Fboto from erery qnarter of the lot Bead your dim and aee It It will be refunded If you want It ILLUSTRATED REVIEW Dept 3 AUaeaero California 0 riatlron 1211 3 Hartford Bid Bid New Tork Chicago rlrtCAC nv1 1 1 i Jtti Christmas Club Race OCIockJWhight 75 EICH PHIZES AT STAE Leaders Are Ahead by Small Margins Only and Victory Is Certain to Go to Those Who Exert Themselves and Make Every Effort Count Final Straggle In Intense 90000000000000000000 Local Newsi Briefs The Posts Christmas Club race ieai a the goaL No longer Is victory a question of days but of hours Today on tne ehort stretch that remains will fought out the ownership of 75 prises fought out with a determination anfr spirit unparalleled in the cam paigrn You have until 11 oclock tonight not a moment longer The intervening hours ar your last opportunity to prove yourself to make good the promises you made when you began to fulfill the dreams of owning an automobile which you have entertained as 4 the days of the campaign passed No Tiin or Words This Js not a time for words but for deeds Tou need not be told how vital is this day Tou need not be told how rwy member of the club is pressing forward with grim determination with desperate energy The hour for explanations is past The hour for achievement has come Tour record of votes should be the one thing in your mind You should be thinking only how you can swell It until it will stand highest when the official count of votes is made when the moment to award the prises comes You should be winning subscriptions continuously winning them and sending them in to be added to those which have put you where you are Leaders Not Far Ahead Let no one satisfy yu with a email subscrlBtion The Poets offer of extra votes on new 6 months 12 months and 24 months subscriptions was mads to permit your advance by leaps toward the top You have benefited by It in the few days paat but rrore than ever must you benefit by it now This campaign is a fight of small margins thus far The leaders now are but a little way ahead The others are but a short distance behind But tonight when 11 oclock comes there will be a new order in the running The members who have set their heart on owning on of those five automobiles will have surged far ahead Ballot Box Is Waiting Be one of those leaders Gain your advance today if it requires every ounce of strength that Is Iti you This day Is one great opportunity concentrated into a few hours for you to capture the prize you most desire Do not relax for an Instant there is too much at stake The ballot box awaits you in the office of the Christmas Club Bring in your last subscriptions as soon as you get them The Judges of the count have been chosen Everything is in readiness for the final hour You have all day and this evening to swell your vote LEADING MEN TO JUDGE COUNT MAKE YOUR FORD STORM PROOF A Meeka Convertible All A either Glakaj Iaelal CQC Top will tmr the trick 9jO including one Han Top MEEKS SON 2S St If ALWAYS THE SAME Tharps Berkeley Rye 6X3 St If Phoae Matrn S77 Special Private Delivery LOANS HORNING Bale Va Sooth End of Elsbway Brtd rraa aatoaaefaO from Sth aad eta aw THE KIND THAT PAYS lila modern Prist Shop 1 equipped to turn Ma elaas Sooklata rotdera Circulars and Thla modern Prist oat anything elae yoo may want la Prlntltut Judd DetweUer Inc THE BIO rn EH0rSJ 422 ilth The Poet announces the Jada ea who have been caoaen to aapervlae the official vote count aad to award the prise ta the Carlstmaa Club campaign The character of these men la evidence of the spirit of fairness and Impartiality which has prevailed throoghont the campaign They arei Stiles secretary Commercial Clnfcu Thomas Graat Chamber of Com Charlea 4 Colombo secretary tafl Merchants Association A Berres secretary metal trades department A of it Barry Cnanlngham Secretary Board ot Trade The Peers Christmas Club campaign will coraxo a close at 11 oclock Saturday night December 1 Final preparation for the close have been made to Insure absolute fairness to evety member of the elnb A ballot box will be placed la the Carlatmaa Clnb Department Thla box will be locked and sealed and will not be opened until after the campaign 1 Hosed Members may seal their subscriptions with the money for the subscriptions In an envelope and deposit It la the ballot box thus assuring themselves that no one maft know the number of subscriptions turned in or the extent of the final vote cast Flaal votlas conatltntlag a sealed and secret ballot eliminates every possibility of any one be they candidate or connected with the campaign In nny way from determining the number of votes or subscriptions turned In by nny member thus preeludlag any possibility of determining the winners until they have been named aa arach by the Judges The In the office at 11 oclock Saturday night will be waited upon SubaterlpVlon sent la by mall must teach the office before 11 oclock Saturday night It would be a good Idea for caadldates out of the city to send In their last subscriptions by Special Delivery It Is expected that the votes will be eonnted cheeked nnd rechecked by next Wednesday or Thursday Ladies Auxiliary of the Army and Navy Vattrtn tt a nnm Pleted arrangement for the entertainment of George Washington post No et airoyiter cake and coffee supper on the night of January 2 at Pythian Temple The Installation of officers of the post and auxiliary will also take place on this occasion the national paymaster being present to perform this function The CranchrTyler Home and School Association at a special meeting yesterday afternoon at the Tyler School went on record as in favor of the proposed teachers pension bilL The meeting wWch was presided over by Mrs Allan Davis was called for the express purpose of considering reso ritS dTfaUli th PMW byjforthe Washington Asylum has been congress of the bilL Theae were in troduced by Mrs Margaret Lohr The street cleaning department sent out a small army 6f 350 white wings yesterday noon to battle with the slush and snow whleh covered the citys streets It Is the opinion of the department that no additional help will be needed as the present force is apparently adequate The Bahal Assembly of Washington announces as speaker for next Sunday evening in Studio Hall 1219 Connecticut avenue Prof Stanwood Cobb of the United States Naval Academy whose subject will be The Coming of the Kingd6m A resolution asking for better street car service In AnacostU adapted at a meeting of the Anacostla Citizens Association Wednesday night will be filed with the public utilities commission probably today Attached to the resolutions will be ef statement of time schedules obtaining with the lines serving that community The citizens claim they can show the commission that the headways of street cars in Anacostla is markedly inadequate The annual dinner in honor of the resident alumni by Kanpa Alpha fraternity of George Washington University will be held this evening at 8 JO oclock In the chapter bouse 2011 Columbia road Former Gov Folk of Missouri and Senator Sheppard of Texas will be the principal speakers The following were elected officers of the Ahavas Zlongoclety at Its meeting on Thursday at the headquarters Of the society 1205 Sixth street northwest Dr Grossman president If S-Cohen vice president Kramer recording secretary Ch Waranow oorre 1 spending secretary Miss Wolf flnan clal secretary Ch Sislen treasurer The annual meeting of the Biological Society of Washington will be held tonight at 8 oclock at the Cosmos Club Officers for the ensuing year will be elected A council meeting will be held In the council room 6f the club prior to the open meeting I The use of part of the reclaimed area of Anacostla flats aa a garden denied the Interior Department by the War Department The war Department declared Its plans called for an establishment of a park in the reclaimed area and no authority existed for turning It Into a farm The Interior Department which has Jurisdiction over the asylum desired to farm part of the tract as a means of reducing the cost of vegetables and produce needed at the asylum A beautifully embroidered sofa pll I low sent here by Margaret A Lee of oania jnrgueriia ni as a vontunai offering to President Wilson was taken to the White House yesterday by Cot John McElroy A letter of thanks to the President for hs efforts in securing the passage of the widows pension bill accompanied the pillow A bazaar for the benefit of St Martins Church will be given at Mrs Davis residence 48 Rhode Island avenue northwest on December 18 19 and 20 Tuesday from 2 to 5 will be childrens day The Trestleboard Clnb composed of master Masons employed In the government printing office will meet tonight In Old Masonic Temple and have as its guest the Fraternity Band which will furnish the entertainment for the evening Charles Bradlaugh the Great Kng llsh Freethinker is the subject of an address to be made by George A Warren at the meeting of the Washington Secular League at Pythian Temple Sunday afternoon A general discussion of the subject will follow and opportunity will be given any one attending the meeting to participate I At the memorial service to be held for Mrs Clara Bewick Colby tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 6 oclock at the chapel of the Unitarian Church Fourteenth and streets flve mlnute addresses will be made by Mrs Mary Lock wood for the Womans Press Association Mrs Carrie Kent for the Peoples Church Mrs Belva A LockwoodT for the peace societies Mrs Theodore Cole for the University of Wisconsin alumnae Mrs Florence Wlllard Day for the New Thought Alliance William Canfleld TjAer for thai T1hrfll ReHcfrma Union The friends of Mme Lydia von of the Unitarian Church John Mountford who enjoys an international Raker on Mrs Colbys congressional reputation as a Bible lecturer and work for woman suffrage Hyland authority on the manners and customs Kirk for the Secular League Rev of the Holy Land have been much dis Olympla Brown and Kepler Hoyt on tressed to know of the series of mis Mrs Colbys work for woman suffrage fortunes which have recently overtaken i her whereby she Is In actual financial When Policemen Jefferles and Ed want Mme Mountford who was born wards of the Eight precinct yesterday in Palestine has lectured for 25 years discovered a colored man In a vacant aiong nonsectarian lines in every part house at 1522 street northwest upon of the world and is recognized a one entering the building to arrest the or io most sxnoiariy ana cuiiurea man he two Bhotg at the polIc 1 men lumping from the bathroom win arrant nd a second floor landing safe friends ly an1 akn a WP before Members of the clergy who have be th mn eould get down stairs pom tw her lrriimtn and give ehase He mounted a bicycle making an effort to raise a fund to relieve her immediate needs and are OF CHRISTMAS CLUB BALLOTS Washington to respond to the call for assistance standing at the curb The man had en tered the building to strip it of lead pipe and brass fixtures Mrs Flora Martin S55 I street southwest reported to the police yesterday the loss of er pocketbook containing 28 in bills and two gold studs at Four Dismisses Gas Companies Appeals Appeals to the Supreme Court by West Virginia natural gas companies attacking the State public service commissions rate reduction Df 1914 were dismissed yesterday upon the companies request A settlement was reported CITY BULLETIN Xmaa Flowers Plant and Wreaths Should be ordered early Moderate prices Shaffer 900 14th M141 XT 18 Goulds Wonder Store 9th and I at French Xmas cards Richards1429 Paav Funeral services for Mrs Mamie Hllver wife of Andrew Hlllver trustee of Howard University who I and a half and I streets southwest riled Thursday at the residence 2352 I SIth street will be held today at 2 Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt president clock from the chapel at Howard I or the National American Woman Suf Universlty with Rev Brown frage Association has appointed Miss pastor of St Lukes Episcopal Church Nettie LoUvlsa White a member of the officiating interment will be In general finance committee of that asso Harmonv Cmetery She is survived i elation for the District of Columbia by a son Gale Htlyer of Mlnne The finance committee consists of State anolls Minn a daughter Kathleen members and member at large rep Hllver nd a olster Mrs a Wll llama wit of Bishop Williams of the African Methodist Church i committee Chairman TODAYS STJN AND TIDE TABLE A PM 7 00 I High tide 12 08 12 44 4 42 I Low tide 7 00 727 WEATHEB COITDITIONS TJ Pept of Agriculture Weather Bureau Washington Friday Dee IB 8 Toreeast Tor the Diatrlct of Columbia Harr land and Virginia fair colder Saturday Sunday fair not quite so mid moderate to freah northwest winds becoming variable Sunday The disturbance that waa orer outhwetern Alabama Thursday night msred rapidly north eastward hy way of the Carolina coast and Is central tonight as a severe term oret the Island of Nantucket It wa attended by galea along the Atlantic coast accompanied by quite Deary snows from Virginia northward and by rains In the south Atlantic and east gulf State The pressure is also below normal In the lake region and the Northwest with a rapid fall In the Utter section and there were local snows orer the Ohio and upper Mississippi raUeye the lake region and the Northwest It was much colder In the aouth Atlantic and east gulf State and temperature are from 10 to 25 legreea bekrw the eeasonal average from the Mississippi valley eaatward and In Texaa There will be anow Saturday la northern New England and Saturday night or 8nnday la th upper lake region Otherwise the weather will be generally fair Saturday and Sunday east of the Mississippi RItct It will be colder Ssturday In New England and the middle Atlantic State snd continue cold In the south Atlantic State In the interior tem perature will rise slowly Vfter Saturday morning and It wnl be generally warmer Sunday eaat of the Mississippi Hirer except in New England Storm warnings are displayed on the Atlantic coast from Atlantic City to Eaafport Lal Weather Report Temperature Midnight 80r2 a 81 4 a resenting the different States Mrs Henry Wade Rogers belngth general At last nlhti meeting of the Birth vunuui iMnau tui uio Aiainci oi Columbia at Perpetual Building Hall a bill relative to birth control was discussed and the executive committee was authorized to arrange for the introduction of such a bill as well as for a lecture by Mrs Margaret Sanger on birth control In January Dr Paul Papenoe editor of the Journal of Heredity participated in the discussion Dr McLaughlin of 103 Rhode Island avenue northwest who Is attached to the medical corps of the regular armx now on service at the Mexican border has returned home on a leave of absence of 28 days Dr McLaughlin has won the most cordial commendation for skill and efficiency during his stay on the border He is receiving a hearty welcome from his many friends here in the Capital where he has a host of acquaintances SANTA CLAUS OP VISITOR Will Drire to Party and Distribtue Gifts From Tree to Children Spalding Council Knights of Columbus will have a Christmas party for children of members In the hall on street Monday night at 8 oclock There will be an Immense Christmas tree with a festoon of red white and blue electric lights and a real Santa Claua will ride Into the auditorium on a sleigh drawn by two reindeer and will distribute from the tree a 0 a 82 8 a 28 10 a 80 12 gift to each kiddle The Rev Peter si noon 80 2 82 4 81 0 pm 28 8 27 10 24 Maximum si minimum 24 Relatlre humidity 8 a 86 79 8 58 Rainfall 8 to 8 0 22 Hour of sunshine 1 1 Per cent of possible aun ahlne 12 Temperature mme data last year1 Maximum 82 minimum 23 Temperarrarea in Other Cities Temperature and precipitation in other cities Friday for 24 hoars ended at 8 Lowest Highest last Rain today night 8 at fall AaherUle Atlanta Ga Atlsntlc City NJ Baltimore Md Bismarck Dak Boston UasS Buffalo NT Chicago 111 Cincinpetl Ohio SO Dr Goraoaa Subjects Is Christian Science a Religion will be the subject of a kindly and discriminating discourse by Dr Gordon on Sunday morning In the First Con grtgaiionsi inurcn mnur oi Tnln fheTenne WrO students of New Though aranvlted SlIlJo to be present Pew holders are re KSiJST iowa Quested to be In their seats it 1055 iPjLjt oclock This sermon will be followed rCHT inL bv two others bearlnsr on thV mm DulutK Mlnnv 80 82 82 3 88 8 82 22 by two others bearing on the same suDjeci At on Sunday Dr Oordon will preach on An Innocent Flirtation or The Tragedy of a Street Acquaintance lllllll lllllllliMSaf Jt tir9aaaaaal I fJF eot Gift Clllil Iff 0NEDQZEN Wi Ig32 Stter Qaarter5ceri I ja Ms IJaaaaaaaaPil 1 1 TiVrtA or AfarfevatA9 WOT CNN jive 9AfoneyJr tefflEMSN 12 80 52 12 Kl Paao Tex OalTeaton Tex 48 Helena Mont 40 Indianapolia Ind 18 Jackeonrllre Fla 8 Ksnsas City Mo 80 Little Rock Ark 22 2 Lob Asgaleav Cal Marquette Mich Memphis Ttnn Mimt IT New Orieana La New Tork Nerth Platte Nebr Omaha Nebr Philadelphia Pa Phoenix Arls Pittsburgh Pa Portland Me Portland Oreg Utah 12 80 80 20 82 70 24 20 88 10 24 28 18 1 80 I 18 2 8 28 2 Salt Lake City Otah 82 St Lonla Mo 28 8UPst Mian San Antonio Tex B2 San Prandaca Cat SO iprlBgneJd 111 18 Tampa fla 08 Toledo Ohio 12 Ylcksburx Miss 42 Waablsgtoa 82 River OolletlB Special to The Washington PoC Harpers Ferry WjTa Pec 15 Thr Potsnue and Shenandoah rlrca bota clear 10 50 12 Gullday of the Catholic University will deliver an address Motion picture comedies will be given and an orchestra will furnish music Grand Knight Maurice McAuliffe and Lecturer Thomas McHale head committees which are working out detailsdetails Mrs McAuliffe Is chairman and the following are members of the ladles board of managers Mrs Belt Mrs Tl Carleton Miss Theresa Fitzgerald Mrs Hunt Miss Catherine Harleston Miss Nora Kema Mra Jinn an I con Katherlne Leahy Mrs Mc 22 Auliffe Miss Nellie McHale Miss Cath erine uonarlty Misses Gertrude Katherlne and Mary Qulnn Miss Cora Sullivan and Mra Stead and Miss Cora Trodden 0 28 48 010 0 02 012 0 58 023 030 008 BLETHS EEP0BTED George and Margaret King boy Elmer 3 an4 Cecelia gJngr boy George aad Irene Cockrsll boy Arthur and Mary Iaaaca girl Jobs snd Era Jones boy George and France Allyn girt Robert and Mamie Stark boy Herman and Jennie Fetter bey Abraham and Tetta Sllrarstona boy Samael and Irene Hahbtrrcf girl James and Robbie Blggera boy Harry IX and Stephanie aU Turner boy Ellxl and Jenaette Pbifer boy Forrest and Mary Bearna girt Joseph and Roth Rlbertson girl Jamea and Florence Terry boy John and Sadie Benckett boy Benjamin 3 and Johanna Tberton girl William and Beast Qllea boy LICENSED T0MAKET Arthur Beanprer 88 and Susie A Neatler 45 The Ber Mulligan Abel Hesa 89 and Awtfe Brebown 37 both of Baltimore Md The Rev IV Clark Jamea Morrison 82 and Helen Hare 24 The Rev Goodwia Murray Dtnafaky 2t and Bertha Dinof aky 18 The Rev A Herwita Sydney Chlebaater 20 of Warrentou Vs and Beulah Held 20 of Qnantlco Ta The Rer Stetson James 54 afrlatuzff S3 and Leooa Fish 19 The Rev Stevenson Jeha Si PSager iri 20 and Myrtle Mar ua i id KeT iu WeacheL XmaS Presents or tkw Children Today GIFTS THAT WILL WIN Any Man You Know Especially when backed by the name and guarantee of HAHN The famous MHAHNM Shoe Leaders FL0RSHEIMS The very best 6 to 9 TRI WEARS Eor Service 5 BEND EESYS7r For Comfort 0 Challenge Specials for Economy 3 tO 4 The Biggest Vcaiety in Washington of SLIPPERS In Warm Felt 1 125r150 Leather Everett Slippers Special at 129 Better Grade Romeo Opera and Everett Slippers 150 2 250 3 Rubber Footwear and other wise Gifts Robber Boots 50 to 550 Warm Arctics 150 to 300 Storm Robbers 100 to 150 Storm Shoes 400 to 700 Warm Lined Shoes L50 Combination Felt Boots 20 Woririn Shoes 2J0 to 400 Lefrins 100to500 cor yt Itl4 IBLAVC 233MeWESX Consult our FOOT SPECIALIST if your Ittl trouble you Mens Hosiery Cotton Lisle or Wool Socks 18c 25c and 29c Silk Liile and Fibre Silk Half Hose 35c and 39c Fine Silk Hose in plain colors stripes clocks etc 50c to 1 Wffi3 Let Us Serve You for Xmas With the Liquors That Go With Holiday Jollity SILVER WEDDING 100he yHISKEY qt A Whiskey of Unblemished Fame fOCKTAILS Ready to Serve Manhattan Martini Bronx and Clover Club 06 the bottle Phone Us and Command Prompt Delirery 4 Colonial Wine Co 9th and Streets Phone Main 2188 It Quality Liquor We Hare It VE CREDIT 1 a Week Will Clothe the Entire Family ABRAMS0N Cor 7th and St AMUSEMENTS HATIOMJlL IOXOHT 820 MATINEE TODVIT SCO COUJUI UABRIS Preacat I COHAN REVUE I Today Buy Christmas Candy SPECIAL 5 lb BOXES of our 100 Pure Assorted Chocolates and Bon Bons 125 140 175 and 250 for five pound boxes CANDY CANES for the Kiddies All flavors pure and sweet the kind grandpa used to give 5C np We make a specialty of supplying CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES The finest candies at attractive low prices in quantities for their Christmas entertainments THE FINEST FRENCH PASTRY Baked on the Premises Order your cakes and piea for Christmas from us TRY JANES FAMOUS FRUIT CAKE Free Quick Delivery in the city Ladies should visit our Lunch Rooms when shopping or going to the movies JANES BROS Confectioners and Bakers 514 Ninth Street Phone Main 3274 AMUSEMENTS GAYETYS 8TONI3 aad PILLARD la Tae Raar Doll la Rjiglaad Next Wl Tbe Mld of Aneriea EXCURSIONS AMUSEMENTS TODAY LAST TIME GARDEN LOUISE GLAUM in VAMPIRES PREY 01dPoint Comfort Norfolk And AH Point South WKW TORK aad BOSTON BT SKA Dally roam Itk St Wharf 5 City Ticket Ofle Ufa St If VORFOLK WASHDIOTOH BOAT CO DANCING STUDIO DKDA fSE rfODKR DA1VCK9 Tb Art of til Joyous Spirit Mneton Ur ad lfr Harttov UA113 10tk St Pk Morta SIM STRAND EVART OVERTON TODAY LAST TIME THE ENEMY I Tdml WlFlMiWssi VbfiaU Ttmulm Zrlwapk The Woman He 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