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The Washington herald., 1915-12-09

Children's Fancy Boxed
Papers. 1Oc, l5c and :Jc box.
Children's Correspondence
Cards, with envelopes, iOe
boz.
Pencil Boxes. fitted with
pencils, pen wipers, erasers
and pencil sharpeners: 25c to
~ 90 each.
School Bags, of canvas.
leather. velvet and craven
cite. .:Jc to $500 enrh.
Crayons, boxes with as
sorted colors. Sc and iOc box.
Colored Pencils. six in fancy
box :1Oc box.
Blackboard Erasers. 1Oc
each.
Dennison's Doll Outfits.
with colored papers to make
dolly all manner of pretty
clothes: soc each.
Dennison's Transparency
Outfits. picture building with
inlaid tissue PAPERS. soc set.
Scrap Books. 3Sc to S2.OO
each. =
Kewpie Invitations for
Children's Parties, x5e box.
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Fans and
Beaded Bags.

Imitation Ivory Fans, decor
ated in attractive designs, a5c
to S1.oo each.
Small Feather Fans, OF os-
trich feathers or marabou; in
blue, pink and white, asc to
$I.oo each.
Gauzc Fans, decorated with
spangles and hand painted in
attractive designs, SOC and 75c
each.
Beaded Purses, in several
good shapes and pretty colors.
soc 10 $I.2S each.
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children's Skates. with steel
rollers: 3Sc aad 5Oc pair.
Ball-Bearing Roller Skates;
SI.OO to S1.50 psir.
Golf Sets. SI.0O and $500 set.
Foot Balls. sI.oO to s6.o0
each.
Basket Balls. s2.oe to s7.so
eseh.
Punching Bags. sI.so to $500
each.
Baseballs. &c to S1-3S each.
Baseball Bats. 1Oc TO S1.o0
each.
Tennis Rackets. SOC and 7se
each.
Boxing Gloves. sI.so to ss.oo
pair.
School Pennants. 2Se t. sI.oe
each.
Indian Clubs and Dumb
Bells. Soc to Sc pair.
Trapezes. 900 each.
Boy Scout Canteens, Sl.O0
and S1.16 each.
Boy Scout Leggins. s1.OO
pair.
Boy Scout Knspsacks. $50
each.
Boy Scout Cook Kits. 5Sc
each.
Brownie Cameras. Sl.OO to
o4.O0 each.
Folding Brownies. $500 to
S13.oo each.
Exercisers. S1.O0 to $500
each.
Air Rifles. 7Sc to 600 each.
Baseball Suits. e1.0e to 600
each.
Athletic Jerseys. R1LJO to
oz.25 each.
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From the Book
Department.

Books for Little Ones, Ioc to
7sc.
Books for Tiny Tots. asc to
$I.oo each.
Books for Young Readers,
a5c to $I.oo each.
Books for boys about schools,
a5c and soc each.
Books for boys about Army
Life, soc, $1.oo and $I.as each.
Books for girls. school and
home lHe, 25c, soc and $I.oo
each.
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Children's Tan p. X. N.
Walking Gloves. sI.o0 and
si.Jo pair.
Boys Gray Mocha p. Y. NJ.
Gloves. S1.5O psir.
Fleece Lined Kid Gloves.
S1.oO, SI.33, ssd SILJO pair.
p. X. NJ. Walking Gloves. in
white. Sl.OO pair.
Fleece-lined Mittens, in tan
and white; 41.00 pair.
Boys Gauntlets. fleece lined;
in tan only: Soc pair.
Boys Teddy Bear Gaunt.
lets in black and tan; 75c and
500 pair.
woolen Gloves. in blue.
brown. gray. white. and red;
Soc pair.
Woolen Gloves. in red. gray.
blue: &c pair.
Chamoisette Gloves. in white
and natural: soc pair.
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Lovely Silk
Hosiery for
Children s Gifts

Silk Hosiery, for young girls
Tin misses sizes) in black,
white and pink, $I.oo and $I.5o
pair.
Silk Hosiery for small chill
dren, in white, blue and pink.
sizes up to 5 years, 67 hc pair,
for size 4, 75c pair.
Children's Silk Socks, in blue,
pink and white; sizes a to 81;
priced according to size from
S1.oo to $I.4o pair.
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Gold filled Bracelets. plain
and engraved. s1.OO and Si.JO
each.
Necklaces. pearl and fancy,
5Je each.
Gold Filled Chains. &1!o0
each.
Baby pins. gold filled: sets
of two pins: 35r to aI.0O set,
set of three joined with
chains. o1.OO set.
Enameled Pins for children.
si.2s pair.
Silver Mesh Purses. soc
esrh.
Gold Filled Rings, 5Oc esrh.
Sterling Silver Rings. 25c
each.
Sterling Silver Thimbles.
35e and Soc each.
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Pretty Hair and
Sash Ribbons

Hair Ribbons, in plain colors,
fancy effects. plaids, stripes and
checked patterns. I5c to 6oc
yard.
Hair Ribbon Sets, of three
ribbons in box, each one in
pretty coloring; lengths from
one yard to one and one-quar-
ter yard, $I.oo to $a.So box.
Sash Ribbons, in all colors
and pretty color combinations;
dainty patterns; age to $I.a5
yard.
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From the
Handkerchief
Department

Children's Plain and initiated
Handkerchiefs, 3 in box, aSc
and 3Sc box; E in box, 7sc box.
Childrcn's Picture Handkcr-
chiefs, in number of pretty
designs, Ia1ze each.
Main hooT-Cmtcr.
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Sterling Siluerware
for Children.

Childrcn's Sets, knife, fork
and spoon; $500 to $3.50 set.
Separate Spoons, with flat or
curved handles, $I.oo and $I.75
each.
Napkin Rings. plain and en-
graved, 3I.oo to $500 each.
Porridge Bowls in plain
styles, without plate, $1,000
each; with plate, $I1.oo each.
Mugs, plain or engraved,
$3.50 to $500 each.
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For the
Young
Traveller

Small Suit Cases made
splendid gifts for children; we
have them OF genuine cowhide
leather, with good lock and
strong handle; linen lined and
with inside straps, $500 to
$500 each.
Travelling Goods Dept.-F0urth hoor.
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From the Notion,
Department

Work Boxes, of imitation
leather, fitted with sewing ar
ticles, asc to $1.as each.
Needle Books, with imitation
leather covers; fitted with
needles in various sizes, 75c to
$I.5o each.
Fittings for work boxes of
all kinds, Sc to a5c each.
Fancy Carriers for children,
fashioned of fancy rubbers in
pink. blue and white, a5c and
soc pair.
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Children s Furs
and SUeaters.

Childrcn's Wool Sweaters,
3I.e5 to $500 each.
Sweater Sets, consisting of
cap and scarf, $1.o5 to $3.50 set.
Wool Caps, in good styles,
S5c and SI.5o each.
Childrcn's Fur Muffs, SI.o5 to
$7.o5 each.
Children's Fur Sets, of an
CORA, tibet, Iceland fox, natural
muskrat, ooney, beaver, tiger
ceney, natural racoon and i'm
itation ermine, $1.a5 to SCOOP
set. I
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A Dainty
Dress Pattern
Makes a Pretty Gift

These Of lawns are in lovely
patterns, and will make beauti-
ful dresses for the little girls.
There are any number Of dainty
floral designs in many color
ings, the width of the material
is 20 inches, and the price, I21zc
yard.
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Children's Gloria Cmbrel-
las. Is to 24-inch sizes: Soc
each.
Silk Gloria Umbrellas. for
children, 1S to 24-inch sizes.
with silver trimmed or ami
NAL head handles, s1.00, S1.5O
and o7.OO each.
All-Si1k Umbrellas. for chill
dren. &2.j0 and $500 each.
Youths Umbrellas. with p.
". and Opera Handles. "a
inch size. $500 each.
Misses Umbrellas, of silk
gloria. with carved wood
handles, 500 each.
Walking Canes, for the lit
tie boys. Soc, S5c and S1.OO
each.
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Gifts for
theBaby
$3.50

Toilet Sets,
Blankets,
Knitted Saequcs,
Baby Yoke Dresses,
Hand-embroidered Towels.
Baskets,
Bibs,
Knitted Sweaters.
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Gifts for
the Baby
At $1.OO

Hair Pillows.
Down Pillows,
Large Balls on Ring,
Coat Hangers,
Toilet Sets,
Water Bags with Crocheted
Covers.
Silk Mittcns.
Silk Pillow Cases,
Lawn Pillow Cases.
Baby Yoke Dresses,
Crochet Sacques,
Bathrobes,
Pink and Blue Blankets.
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Babys
Warm
Blankets

The Blanket Department Of
fers a splendid display of
blankets for the baby's crib.
fashioned from the best Of fab
RIGS and in colors which arc
most suitable for baby's use.
Priced from SI.oo to $500 pair.
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To Make
The Pretty
Whit Erocks

Nainsooks. aoc to soc yard.
Batistes. 3oc to $I.oo yard.
Lawns, soc to $I.oo yard.
Piques, 371ze to $1.oo yard.
Poplins. ase to 37Ize yard
Gabardines, 37Izc and soc yd.
Fine Dimities, 3oc and SOC yd.
SeoUnd fioor-Elsteuth t.
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What child will not be de-
lighted with q watch-within
n few weeks after Santa
brings one they will be tell
ing some one the time every
few minutes in the day.
Inse rsoil Watches are well
made. keep perfect time. with
nickel backs. and both boys
and girls will be happy with
one. Some are In bracelet
style.
Frices. e1.OO, e1.5o, $780,
$3.50, and $500 each.
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From, the
Department of
Desk Furnishings.

Childrcn's Portfolios. SOC to
S2.oo each.
Pencil Stands, with crasers,
75c each.
Pen WipCrs. soc each.
Desk Sets, $3.50 each.
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Useful Gifts From,
the Furniture
Department.

White Enameled Chiffoniers
and Drcsscrs. $500 to $3a.so
each.
Utility Boxes, for children,
$7.oo to $3.50 each.
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Children's Challis Dresses.
in pretty styles: a special val
ue: s3.s5 each.
Serge Dresses, in many pret-
ty effects: $500 to 5000 esrh.
Gingham Dresses for school
and play: S1.S0 to es.7S eaeh.
Bestyette Rain Capes for
little girls;' In red and blue;
eSeo escb.
Rain Coats. in tan and blue;
regulation styles: eS.oJ each.
Bestyette Rain Coats, In tan
and blue: with tam % -shanter
cap: aS.SO each.
MILDLY Blouses. Si.oo ..d
e1.50 each
White Dresses for children.
In dainty styles: e7.sS 10 ae.73
each.
Warm Coats. Of zibelines,
mixtures, chinchillas, and
corduroys: $500 to S10.0o each.
Juniors Suits. In corduroys
and mixtures: sizes IS. II, and
Is years: 914.7S each.
Mar-Hof Dresses-the finest
MILDLY dress made: Of dark
blue serge: sizes 8 to IA years;
ss.7S - el3.7B each.
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Practical
Gifts IN
Clothes for
Small Girls
IN the
Misses
Section.
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Candy Novelties
and Dainties.
Christmas Trees, with orna-
ments OF milk chocolate in
fancy tinsel papers, z5c to $a.so
each.
Christmas novelties-all sorts
of toys filled with candy, 1oc to
asc each.
Silver Covered Chocolate
Santa Clauses, LOG, Isc and 7sc
each
Kewpie Handles, absolutely
pure, Ioc box.
Chocolate Cigars and Cigar
cites in box, for small young
men, Isc, 25c. 3se and soc box.
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From the
Jewehy
Department.

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Gifts for
the Baby
At SOC

Knitted Bootecs,
Armlets with Roscttcs,
Teething Rings.
Rattles with Ring,
Knitted Caps,
Baby Records.
Crocheted Sacques.
Rag Books.
Coat Hangers.
Angora Scarfs.
Wool Mittcns,
Ribbon Roscttes.
Silk Caps,
Pillows,
Pillow Cases,
Kid Shoes.
Kid Moccasins.
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Boys Dancing Pumps. s3.0O
sRd S7.jo pair.


snd s1.Jo pair.
Boys Waterproof storm
Shoes. e8s0O and s4.O0 psir.
Boys and Youths Semi
Dress Shoes. s1.So to S4.00 pair.
Boys' and Youths Tan Kid
skin House Slippers. Sl.5O pair.
Boys Felt Romeos. Sl.JO
pair.
Girls Comfy Felt Moccasins,
oI.0O to eI.7S pair.
Girls Red Felt Juliets, 1I.O0
and Sl.1S pair.
Girls Indian Elkskin Moe
casins. 3l.0O and S1.7S pair.
Infants Soft-sole Shoes,
Moccasins. and Ankle Ties. soc
pair.
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Gifts for
the Baby


Crochet Sacques,
Carriage Straps,
Silk Bootees,
Knitted Leggins,
Knitted Scarfs,
Silk Caps,
Baby Dresses,
Bibs.
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From, the Leather
Goods Department.
Leather Bags in plentiful AS
sortmcnts to delight children
OF all ages, soc to $1.oo each.
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rs FOR B
Colgate 8 Dainty
\ Christmas Boxes
Boxes of Extracts, with FIVE
bottles in miniature sizes, a5c
box.
Boxes containing four small
bottles OF toilet waters, 25c
box.
Boxes with two small bottles
of toilet water and cake of soap,
asc box.
Extracts. in the Colgate per-
les md fumes, half ounce and ounce
sizes in attractive boxes, asc
From and soc box.
Main hour-G
pc y.A'a and s''so SOC From the Notion,
Department
the smaller
ree-cornered Work Boxes, of imitation
square ties; leather, fitted with sewing ar
H. '0e' 'i'' ticles, asc to $1.as each.
Il Needle Books, with imitation
!, % ,'sI leather covers; fitted with
..ti needles in various sizes, 75c to
'..' Lo-Sss. $3.50 each.
so each Fittings for work boxes of
all kinds. Sc to a5c each.
Fancy Carriers for children,
fashioned of fancy rubbers in
pink, blue and white, a5c and
soc pair.
). Main hour-G
ans, decor
lesigns, a5c
ans. of os- From, the
ite, sse to Handkerchief
-,, ,., ,,..,, Department
painted in ChiIdren's Plain and initiated
" anu 7se Handkerchiefs, in box, 2Sc
and CSC box; in box, 75c box
III 'e'''"' Childrcn's Picture Handker-
wy >o'' chiefs, in a number of pretty
designs, I7hc each.
Nam hOor-Cente.
Pretty Hair and
lings. ooS'' N'o'''''
49, T.. Hair Ribbons, in plain colors,
fancy effects plads, stripes and
checked patterns. I5c to 6oc
III erasers, yard.
Hair Ribbon Sets, of three
~" ribbons in box each one in
pretty cooring; lengths from
yard to and one-quar-
ter yard, $1.oo to $a.5o box.
Sash Ribbons, in all colors
,fbo- and pretty color combinations;
dainty patterns; age to $1.a5
tment. yard.
lcntIful
t children
90 each.
Lovely Silk
IRIS Hosiery for
l.. Children s Gifts
Sweaters Silk Hosiery, for young girls
Tin misses szes) in black,
sistinp of white and pink, $I.oo and $I.5o
, sa. GO set. pair.
cd styles, Silk Hosiery for small chill
dren, in white, blue and pink,
IS. Sr.os to sizes up to 5 years, 6aAc pair,
for size 4, 75c pair.
IS oil an Children's Silk Socks, in blue,
'N' natural pink and white; sizes 4 to 81;
Ver, tiger priced according to size from
and i'm $I.oo to $1.4o pair.
to SCOOP Main ho0r-o St.
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Chidren's
inexpensive
Jeweky.

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GIFTS FOR BABIES; GIFTS FOR BOYS; GIFTS

IS FOX
Baby's
Warn,
Blankets
The Blanket Department Of
fers splendid display of
blankets for the baby's crib.
fashioned from the best of fab
RIGS and in colors which arc
most suitable for baby's use.
Priced from SI.oo to $500 pair.
Second foor-F 1t.
A Dainty
Dress Pattern
Makes a Pretty Gift
These of lawns are in lovely
patterns, and will make beauti-
full dresses for the little girls.
There are any number Of dainty
floral designs in many color
ings, the width of the material
is 20 inches, and the price, Ia1zc
yard.
Second hoof-G st.
To Make
The Pretty
Whit Frocks
Nainsooks, aoc to soc yard.
Batistes. 3oe to $I.oo yard.
Lawns, soc to $I.oo yard.
Piques, 37He to $1.oo yard.
Poplins, asc to 37Ae yard.
Gabardines, 371zc and soc yd.
Fine Dimities, 3oc and soc yd.
seoond aoor-Elereuth 4.
For the
Young
Traveller
Small Suit Cases made
splendid gifts for children; we
have them OF genuine cowhide.
leather, with good lock and
strong handle; linen lined and
with inside straps, $500 to
$500 each.
Travelling Goods Dera.-FOurth Door.
Gifts for
the Baby
At Csc
Bootccs,
Rattles,
Teething Rings.
Armlets.
Bed Clothes Fasteners.
Rag Books,
Wool Mittens.
Gifts for
the Baby
At SOC
Knitted Bootecs,
Armlets with Rosettcs,
Teething Rings,
Rattles with Ring,
Knitted Caps,
Baby Records.
Crocheted Sacqucs.
Rag Books,
Coat Hangers.
Angora Scarfs.
Wool Mittcns.
Ribbon Roscttes.
Silk Caps.
Pillows,
Pillow Cases.
Kid Shoes.
Kid Moccasins.
Gifts for
the Baby
| AT $1.OO
Hair Pillows.
Down Pillows,
Large Balls on Ring,
Coat Hangers,
Toilet Sets,
Water Bags with Crocheted
| Covers.
Silk MittcnS.
Silk Pillow Cases,
Lawn Pillow Cases.
Baby Yoke Dresses,
Crochet Sacques,
Bathrobes,
Pink and Blue Blankets.
Gifts for
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Colgate 5 Dainty
Christmas Boxes

Boxes of Extracts, with FIVE
bottles in miniature sizes, a5c
box.
Boxes containing four small
bottles OF toilet waters. a5c
box.
e Boxes with two small bottles
OF toilet water and cake of soap,
a5c box.
Extracts. in the Colgate per-
fumes, half ounce and ounce
sizes in attractive boxes, aSc
and soc box.
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Attractive
Willow Fur
niture for
the Play
Room or
Nursery.
From the
Baby Store.

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From the
Boys
Store.

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X GIRLS.
$ crib E7WJT
of fab Ck6D
ich
Is use
20 pair
lovely
bcau-
dainty s Candy Novelties
color
Material and Dainties.
Christmas Trees. with
of milk chocolate in
fancy tinsel papers, s5e to $aso
each
Christmas novelties-al
of toys filled with candy,
75c each
80 Silver Covered Chocolate
I'd. Santa Clauses, Isc and 75c
yard. each
soc yd. Kewpe Handles. absolutely
soc yo- pure Ioc box.
Chocolate Cigars Cigar
box, small young
men, 1se ase. 3se and soc box
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K R"h'Si a1i Useful Gifts From
90 to the Furniture i,
H. Department.
Ensmeed Chifoners
and Dressers, $I5.oo to $3sso
each
Utility Boxes, children
$7oo to $3.50 each
st.
Sterling Siluerware
for Children.
Chidren's Sets knife. fork
and spoon; $500 to $3.50 set
Separate Spoons with flat or
curved handles $Ioo and $Is5
each.
graved ST. to s. 90 each
Porrdge Bowls plain
styles, without plate, $1,000
each; with plate, $IIoo each.
Mugs plain engraved,
$3.50 to $500 each.
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From the Book
Department.
Books Little Ones,
~ Books for Tiny Tots. asc
$I.oo each.
Books for Young Readers,
a5c to S1.oo each.
Books for boys about schools.
a5c and soc each.
Books for boys about Army
Life, 5oc $1oo and $1.as each
Books for girls. school and
home ~, a5c, soc and $Ioo
each.
scundn nccr-F
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Here are
things for
the Chil-
dren's Play
Time, from
the Outing
Goods
Section.
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Gifts for
the Baby
At Csc

Bootccs,
Rattles.
Teething Rings.
Armlets,
Bed Clothes Fasteners.
Rag Books,
Wool Mittcns.
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Pretty and
Practical
Things
from the
Stationery
Store.

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For the
Children's
Rainy
Day. :"

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Dainty
Things from
the Art
Embroidery
Section.

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WHAT RED CROSS SEALS DO.

Every Red Cross Christmas seal that is sold is real bullet in the fight against tuberculosis. These seals las, year helped to support thousands of needy tuberculosis patients and to give them chance for life. They provided for many visiting nurses, whose hundreds of thousands of visits brought instruction and cheer to num- erous patients. They helped maintain dispensaries in scores of cities from
 the Atlantic to the Pacific, where thousands of consumptive patients re- ceived free treatment. aid and advice. They provided the means to purchase millions of copies of circulars, pamphlets and other literature with which the public has been educated about tuberculosis. They have estab- lished and helped to maintain more than 800 open air schools for children who need open air. treatment. These are just few of, the ways in which
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-24
HaWiey Memorial Church.

The following program has been arranged for the Christmas tree and celebration to be held at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon by the primary department of the Sunday school at the Hawley Memorial church:
 Song, "Joy to the World" by the primary department.
 Prayer, by the pastor.
 Gree',ing recitation, N. A. Ander- son.
 scng Merry Christmas" by f,ur tiny tots, Aline Austin, Carter Curry, Ruby Koon and N. A. Anderson.
 Recitation, Gussie Mae Curry.
 Recitation, "Four Cannibals." Rob- ert owe.
 Song, "In the Name of the Christ Child Calling" Evelyn Austin and Grace LipDard |
 Recitation, by the Pansies.
 Recitation, "Chriisltmas Bellsy" by the Sinners.
 Recitation, My Dclly," Gertrude Gray.
 Carcl song, by the primary depart nent. isH 44t ,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-24
100000 GERMANS,
 300,000 TURKS INVADE EGYPT
Operations of Expedition Being Directed from
 Constantinople.

Rome, Dec. 22.-A Turco-G G arman expedition against Egypt has already been initiated, according to informa- tion received by the Tribuna from neutral sources. Vanguard actions al- ready have occurred. The opera tions are being directed from Con stantinople.
 The strength of the Egyptian expe dition is estimated at 100000 Of these, 30OOOO are Turks and 100000 are Germans.
 War material is already beins sent daily to Asia Minor. It includes numerous German heavy guns.
 It is reported that Turkish forces have already crossed into Egyp1 south of Fl Arish. They have been en- gagged by British outposts. The in- vaders evidently proposed to follow the caravan route, which strikes the Suez canal near Isaailia. The Brit ish have constructed strong fortifica- tions to bar this route.
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THE WOLF AGAIN ESCAPES.

Of course. the Cincinnati woman who strangled to death her erring daughter will Ae prosecuted for mur- der; she will be condemned by the public as inhuman. But was she? Where is the mother who would not prefer to see her daughter dead than in, a house of bondage? The differ ence between the Cincinnati mother and the majority of them is that she was more primitive She acted where others turn back.
 Horror cannot be repressed when the deed is considered. but this is be- cause woman has made such place for herself that the mind revolts at the thought of woman doing anything sa brutal. But we are franl, to say, that from the information at hand, the Cincinnati mother would not be convicted if we sat on the jury that will try her. She has already sui fered. and will suffer more. If she was lax in the upbringing of her child-and that would be the real crime-she must settle with Higher Power than that wielded by any earthly court.
 It is unfortunate and a matter Of regret, however, that the wolf who betrayed the lamb has escaped, as all such hyenas usually do
 Considered in one way, Mrs. Schnitz' crime was no greater, if as areaf, than that hf the father Or rother who drives her erring child iEto living hell.
 In this case, the lamp is dead-her Iifsxtaken by the human agency who gaveNit. The wolf ,rsams free, at liberty to bounce upon his next vic- tim; to tear to shreds another mothers heart; to shreud another family in disgrace; to send another girl to death-or wcrse than death.
 Society itself is to blaine fer this
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condition. If the wolf found the doors closed to him, he would mend Lis ways. But society, in its assumed righteous wrath, will turn cut the lamb to the mercy of beasts and well come the wolf.
 Let's not condemn this poor Cincin- natl mother until we do our duty, and make war on the wolf. For, be it rem embered, nc place, no soul is inn mune from attack by this species not even Pine Bluff, not even your own lamb.