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Evening journal., 1918-12-20

Of the Postofflce Department this d.
rect question:
Is 1t true that every letter sent out
OF this country is being opened and
read by the PostofIlce Department CEN
sors?"
The answer / got was:
ut is true that ell mail matter is
still being censored as it was before
the armlstlce was signed"
That cablegrams are being censored
any business house dealing with for
e'gn countries knows. IL is admitted
by the censorship office.
Senator Lawrence Y Sherman, OF IL
linois, discussing the censorship with
me today denounced II as an auto
cratic usurption OF the personal rights
or American citizens.
"The time is here" said Senator
Sherman, ito repeal that part OF the
espionage law and the trading with
Evening journal., 1918-12-20

Save
Purple Stamps
Xmas Shirt Specials
designs that will appeal to the well dress.


in qualities that you will recognize as splendid
values at the prices. Shirts that will make well
come gifts.
All sizes in several good patterns that cannot
now be bought to sell for 165 are marked Spe-
cial for tomorrow at 81 25 each.
Another, and better quality, with stiff cuffs,
is special for S1.75. Others in fine madras
(and shirting madras is not only double the or
dinary price but almost impossible to secure)
are $500, $3.50 and up to $375 each.
Elegant Silk Shirts from $50 to $1,000
each, with particular stress on those 100 silk
Shirts of ours.
Neckwear, designed for gentlemen of good
taste, is OF unusual quality for 65c 75c, S1.00
and up to $500 apiece.
Warm Sweaters, in the popular styles for
cold weather wear, $3.50 to $1,000 each.
Splendid Bath Robes, generously full and
neatly made of regular Bath Robe Blankets,
are SO, 50 and $40 each
Mefs Underwear, both separate garments
and union suits of dependable quality comfort
able fit and necessary warmth.
1St Floor, Market ST. Entrance
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
Ry UAROLD z. BECHTOL.

LONDON. Dec. 20.-Marshal Foch
rave the German armistice delegates
vine OF the vintage of 1870" to drink
With their meals in France, according
% the inside story OF what went ON at
The conference which has just reach
I'd London.
The story is given me by a high ON
cial. in detail, and he assures me that
u is already part Of the record. Of
he war.
Here is the story:
When the German delegates entered
Foch stood stifily and inquired:
"Well. gentlemen, why am l thus
honored?"
1--WE have come to see about the
The armlstice," replied German.
Foch look astonished. His eyebrows
raised.
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
BELGIAN HERO TO
ADDRESS CHEMISTS

The regular meeting Of the Chemica
Society VIII be held tonight. This viii
be- the first anniversary meeting. Chair
man Lammot DUPONT will entertain Ind
Society at dinner at Hotel dupont al
$50 O'Clock.
Dr. Alexander knops Of the duPon,
experimental station will talk on ere
construction"
DR.. knops comes from Belgium and
was engaged in the service in the earlJ
part OF The war, but was severely
wounded. He Is planning to return N
Belgium and help in the reconstruction
work OF that country. Or. Knops will
have some interesting facts to tell thi|
evening.
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
"ARMISTICE?" SAID FOCH,
THEN HE MADE HUNS BEG

"Armistlce7 Armistice? / know moth
ing Of an armistice"
Which flustered the Germans for a
moment, then the spokesman said
"Why-we have accepted President
Wilson's Fourteen Points and we un-
derstood that an armistice would fol-
low"
II have no armistice Offer" insisted
Foch
but we must have an armisticer y
insisted the delegates.
"Oh-hl You come to beg for an ar
mistice?" Foch replied.
"Well, err began the Germans and
Foch repeated firmly:
do you come to beg for an armis-
tice?"
"well, yes. We beg for an armls-
tice."
And then the business started.
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
Christmas Aprons Dainty Little
Practical Gifts

that will be eagerly welcomed and most appro-
pirate for grandma, auntie, mother and big sis
ter Sue. These are neatly made, of fine lawns
and SwisseS, prettly trimmed with lace and
embroidery and ribbons 29c, 35c, 39c, SOC,
75c, 81 and $1.25.
Cooking school apron outfits, apron, over
sleeves and cap, all in the approved style are
only 81 set
Red Cross coverall aprons of strong white
muslin, we'll made, $1.75.
White GoodS-First Floor
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
S5O,OO0.OOO For Christmas Joy
Record New York is Setting

made by Americans.
The most expensive Christmas pres
ent could find was at Wanamaker's, a
set Of tapestry priced at $4,000, II was
woven in Paris and depicts the birth OF
Diana and Apollo.
Population OF New York, 6,0O0,O0O.
This is 1000 600 families.
Estimated 100000 spend an aver
age OF ,S25 and 100000 families 500
each for Christmas presents.
Out-oI-town visitors spend S5,000,-
600.
This totals s5O00O.O00.
daily average of S2,777,000 for
three weeks preceding Christmas.
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
CENSORSHIP Still
GRIPS COUNTRY
BY A. e. GELDHOE.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 20.-Peace has
not ended the tyranny OF the censor
ship.
Every letter and every cablegram
you send abroad and every letter and
caDlegiam you receive from abroad is
being censored by Uncle Sam.
Through the recent announcement
by the government that all censorship
OF press dispatches had been lifted. the
impression was created that all CEN
sorship has been lifted. This is far
from the fact. The spying eyes Of the
governments postal censors stlll
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
LAW MAKERS VISIT
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL

Accompanied by members OF the
board OF managers of the Ferris Indus
lriai School, a delegation OF members
elect OF the General Assembly visited
The schol yesterday afternoon. The wish
tors were shown over the plant by the
managers, who explained what they
had In mind relative 10 asking the Log
islature to take over the institution for
the state at the session next month.
The lawmakers seemed favorably i'm
pressed with the work that is being
done there. Notwithstanding the fast
that the r/iagers have been handi
capped for years by insufficient funls.
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
RY ]. HERBERT DucKWORIn.

N II. n OIIII NVII ." "I7VlI7'V1IV'
! NEW YORK, Dec. 20 New York to-
day Is in an orgy OF Christmas spend
ing that eclipses anything previous.
Fifty million dollars Is going for gifts.
War contracts and war wages nave
given all classes money to burn"
This years new-rich are buying Louis
XIV chandeliers and important loaded
glass windows for their garages.
In Fifth avenue shops tapestries val
ued at hundreds Of thousands jostle
iewelry OF fabulous worth.
Toy departments, minus toys from
Nuremburg, are stacked with things
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
"yAccUsEy AUTHOR
ASKS IMMUNITY

NE. A. Special to The Evening Journal
PARIS, Dec. 20.-The author Of the
book "JAccuse" which caused a great
sensation all over the world a few
years age, has revealed himself. His
name is Richard Crelling and he has
telegraphed the German Government
that proceedings against him be with
drawn. the warrant for his arrest an
nuled and his conflscated voluInnes re-
turned. "J'AccuscH was an attack upon
the military caste OF Germany and its
atuhor was obliged to flee TO Switzer-
land after its publication.
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
WEEKLY TOPIC
and
SOCIETY ITEMS
% De
CITY AND STATE UNIONS

OF the liquor traffic, and to the infu-
encc OF Christian ethics we must give
the credit for having revolutionlsed in.
ternational ideals OF business practice
For many reasons the world can truly
rejoice this Christmas season, and es-
pecially II we have escaped personal
Sacrifices In war, and having survived
the horrors Of the recent pesiilence are
permitted to live on in tho dawn OF q
new day.
Ring out false pride In place and blood,
The civic slander and The suite;
Ring In the love OF truth and right,
Ring in the common love OF good.
Peace on earth IS earnestly and sim
cercly prayed for this Christmas and the
Christmas carols have a deeper mean
ing for all this year. God has been
good TO us as a nation and we shall ever
keep our eyes on Jesus for there Is
nothing else that could have kept us
from falling. The stars In our flag are
TO the nations what the star In the East
was to the Wise Men years and years
ago-both being symbols OF peace on
Earth"
Endeavorers, we must have faith In
God, we must learn 70 know about His
gift TO us, our Saviour, and try 10 pat
ter our lives after His.
Let us also remember In our pray
ers those who sit at the peace table.
asking God to grant them wisdom and
particularly should we pray Gods
blessing upon those fho represent our
own country, AMERlCA-GOOD OLD
U. S. A.
II we would bring about the peace
In our country that we would have, we
must drive out the many evils which
are in our lands. Particularly, let us
try 10 bring about our g. e. Slogan "A
Saloonless Nation In 1920 Many have
said this could not be, but with Gods
help II will be.
There is a plan under way now to
unite In one all the Christian denomi-
nations. thus drawing US all closer to-
gether. The c. r. heartily endorses such
an act as they have been striving Tor
such a movement for some time. May
God bless such a union OF His people,
one that may result In greater work
being done for Him.
Our Watch Night Service will be at
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church. This
church Is centrally located and as the
cars run little later New Years Eve,
the people should have no difficulty In
getting SAome after the service. Come
anyway. even II you have to walk. be-
cause a little walk will never hurt any
one. Our friends at Delaware Avenue
are planning TO have social hour after
our business meeting, which we are
bound TO enjoy. But do not forget
that the important feature OF the meet
ing will be- the spiritual part OF the
DR.. Boehner will be the
spiritual part OF the meeting. DR.. Boeh-
ner will be the speaker and as the Old
Year dies and the New Year dawns,
silent prayers will be made TO God.
Come. Endeavorers, come everybody
and enjoy this service with us.
ST. Pauis had big meeting last Sun
lay evening, Il being in army style and
over the top" they went. They cap |
.ured 63. not prisoners, but new mem
,ers and the City Union now looks for
ward TO their renewed activity in the |
lity Union workfl. Come on, st. Paul.
The Executive Committee Of the c.
D. Union extends to all Christmas
Greetings.
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
PHILIPPINES BuiED
TRADE IN FNRR0InEnY

N. e. A. Special to The Evening Journal
MANILA, Dec. 20-Hand embroidery
has come to provide a principal indus
try for the Philippines, though started
a few years ago as spare moment
filler. For the year 1914 the output
amounted to 100000. For the year 1917
1T reached nearly s2.000,0C0. In Manila
ie firms market the work of 60,006 per-
sons In and about the city. Most OF
the women doing this work engage on
IL at home.
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
This Store Will be Open Saturday Eve.

For the convenience of those of patrons who have
been unable to take advantage of unusually complete ho
day stocks to finish their Christmas shopping the day me
we will be open tomorrow Saturday evening
VIII you be kind enough to help delivery problems
by carrying all your small packages with you
On Monday and Tuesday of week this store will be
closed at p M give salespeople opportunity to get
ready for Xmas Open at 9 A. M
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
"Parisian' Ivory Picture Frames
great variety at SEC to $I.5O

This always welcome Toilet Table Ware is
scarce and hard to get in the good qualities
this year. You will find first rate assortments
here now, but do not delay longer Clocks
from $500 to $3.50 each; Hair Brushes $125
70 $500; Nail Bluffs, soc, $1.00 and $1.50;
Manicure Sets, $125; Files, Shoe Horns and
the little single articles that are so welcome
are here, too. Toilet Goods-1st Floor
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
The Smith Zollinger Co.. hsr1tt sI"i's ses s9..
Save
Purple Stamps
The Sweetest Little Handkerchiefs

INV SNSStSCk LtttsS
Another big case of these has just been re-
ceived and unpacked. You'll be delighted with
their daintness and fine quality. The delay in
transportation means that the later shoppers
will have a splendid selection from which TO
choose. For instance:
Womens Corner Embroidered Handker-
chiefs in all white and with colored embroidery
are from 25c to $1.75 each in linen. Initials
are from 1212c and 19c to 29c each.
A new effect, specially fine for 19c has cord
ed edge in color to match the color note of the
embroidered corner. One with French grey is
particularly dainty. There are also wide solid
borders that are most effective.
Issue, the cob-webby weave from England,
in all white and white with colored borders that
absolutely will not fade are the same old high
quality and the same old popular price, 35c
each.
Mems Linen Handkerchiefs are 31c and 35c.
The initials are from 39c to 65c each.
Boy Scout Printed Handkerchiefs of good
quality are 121sc each.
Ch;ldren's Cute Little Figured Handkerchiefs
in Mother Goose and other characters are 29c
for box of three
Chidren'S Colored Boarders are two in
box for 20c
Chldren's Initials are three in box for 29c.
Handkerchiefs, the busy dept, 1st floor.
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
CECIL COMING TO UNITED sTATEs.

LONDON, Dec. 20.--Lord Robert Cecil,
who resigned as assistant foreign Sec
retary, over the Welsh discstablishment
question. fssss so TO tire United States
shortly to remain until the peace con-
gress is over as special representative
of the British Government.
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
Overseas Writing Paper
In fancy boxes, SOC.

In fancy boxes, 5Uc.
Lots of other good styles in boxed writ
ing paper from 35c to $500 box.
Vanity Bags, with puff included, 25c
and soc. Fine gifts for Xmas remem-
branceS.
Powder Puffs, of the better kinds, from
10c to 35c EACH
Perfumery, from the reputable chemists
who know Just how to catch the subtle
fragrance of the sweetest flowers. In at
tractive bottles at SOC to $1.50.
Toilet Waters, from the same good
makers, at soc to $1.75 bottle.
Perfumery-1st Floor.
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
Black Goods Of Quality
for Mother or Grandma's Xmas Gift

Elegant fabrics that make up into those rich fash
ionable garments that becoming to midde-aged
women and that wear so well, too. From the best mills
silk and wool Crepes at 50 SO to $400 Chiffon Broad
cloths at S45O these silk and wool Henrettas at S275
and $3.50 yard. Tussahs at $3.50. SergeS; Sl25
to $500 Poplins 1925. Chameuse, $3.50 and $500
Cashmere Elite, $500 and $3.50 yard Many hand
some novelties in Prestiys fancy only $3.50
to $3.50. Black silk and wool LanSdown is in again at
$500 yard. Black Dress Goods First Floor.
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
Me.canO, The construction
Toy for your boy

There is no limit to the exercise of in
genuity, to the real fun, and to the i'm
provement of mind that this best of
construction toys gives to the boy who
is in the least mechanically inclined,
S1.00 to $500 set
Sleds and Games and Forts; Cannons
and Submarines; Horses and Carts and
Iron Toys of all kinds and description
are here today-but they are going out
faster than ever, so don't leave it any
later.
Dolls, Stoves, Doll Beds, Kitchen
Cabinets, Embroidery Sets and plenty
of other toys for the girls, make the
right selection easy, now. Do it today.
Christmas tree Tinsel Ornaments still
in good variety. Basement
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
Special Xmas Reductions on Sweet
Grass Baskets and Japanese
Bamboo Novelties

On the first floor at the Notion Department
you will find interesting reductions on the bal
ance of the stock of Sweet Grass Baskets, nov
elites and Japanese Wicker and Bamboo,
Fruit Baskets, Vases, CandlestickS.
First Floor.
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
Holiday Selection of Blonses
A collection of prettiness ranging in style
from the neat and simple to the most
Elaborately FriIIed

NO more suitable article could be selected to
please the womenfolk than one of these blouses
FineneSs of workmanship, sheer perfection of
material, and beauty of design combine to
make each one delight to the eye and a pleas
ure to wear Most reasonably priced from
$1.95 to $1,000 each.
Second Floor-take elevator
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
These Charming Silks and Saiius Make Welcome Gifts

Buy dress waist pattern and have put in Xmax box.
Send to mother daughter sweetheart and you'll be certain Of
their sincere appreciation of oughfness and good taste
Satin de in the fashionable olors and supreme quality
$500 to $3.50 yard.
Crepe de chimes in delicate n for the fashionable and
vceabe underwear and for street evening always
acceptable Your womenfok will recognize the worth of those you
buy here and at S225 these show real economy Sks1s Floor
Like Furs are these elegant Pushes for Goats, StOeS
trimmings sca SO $40 yard in the correct shades
of the
Costume vevets also very stylish and popular These
only $3.50 yard. Silks-Fir Floor
One Of These Handsome Rugs Makes an Acceptable Gift
the pleasure of which lasts for long time Utility and beauty join
with economy real economy in these splendid gift rugs
wide selection of sizes the different qualities makes the
right choosing easy pleasant and quick And the prices will
find than generally asked for equal qualities.
the 18 inch by SO inch TO the twelve by fifteen
foot sizes; the prices from S225 to $100.
Velvet rugs 27x54 inches at $3.50 today regularly So.
Administer rugs in this size $3.50 and SAL Today they
regularly S50 each.
Administer rugs, 27x6O inches special at $500 each.
Administer and rugs 36x72 inches Sc $3.50 SO
and SO in many patterns
which the 9x12 foot the most popular
in wide range of price, quality and design
RAG IUGS from S125 5000 EACH Especially good
these inch $780, the 30x60 inch $225 and the 36x72
inch at $500
Third -Foor-take elevator.
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
Special in Inlaid Linolenm
worth TODAY So. SO. S1.75 square ward

There several rolls of thS all in The PATTERN that very
desirable little blue and white block that satisfactory for bath
room hail. pantry vesibule or kitchen
Other designs from S1.75 to $225 square yard.
Third Floor-Take Elevator
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
In the HOusefurnishing Basement

you'll find the practical gift that will delight Mother
Good Aluminium, bright and shiny as silver, in va
rey of shapes and sizes that will make cooking easier and
ing meals she knows so we'll how to get up. Prices from
75c to $3.50 apiece
Sparkling Cut Glass much of in the new flight
cut" that's pretty yet not nearly SO expensive the old
kind This cut glass intended for every day. not Just
for company days. You'll like it yourself
Framed Pictures well made, neat frames and attrac
tive subjects that will make excellent gifts soc to $500
"Pyrex," the glass dishes that serve two purposes
cook in them and serve in them, zoe to $500
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
The Useful Umtrella

An ideal Xmas gift-a serviceabe umbrella strong
ly made, with firm durable cover and selection Of
handles to suit every asteat prices that please ST.
to $3.50
Travelling Bags, good strong ones that carry nicely and
hold lot The correct shapes and feathers from de-
pendable factories $500 to $4,000
Leather Pocket Books and Hand Bags-MoSt wo-
men always need a new pockebook. They wear them
out quickly because they have to carry many things
them One of these will surely please, they right in
every way, $1.00 to $3.50. First Floor.
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
DRAPERY DEPARTMENT

Very handsome cretonnes from 35c to S1.5O
yard.
Curtain scrirls, Marquisettes, voieS, in plain
and plaid and stripe weaves, are loc TO QUO yard
Rich effects, in double face Terry cloths are
only $1.25 yard.
Couch covers in linene and tapestry, from
$125 to ST. 80 each.
Heavy curtains add warmth and charm to your
entrance $3.50 to $18 pair
Cedar chests, good looking and very handy
places to put things SIS to $50, make Xmas gifts
that are practical and handsome, too.
Lace curtains, madras curtains, voile curtains
Marouisette curtains all ready to hang are in many
styles and prices.
Third Floor-take elevator.
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
Pretty Little Furs for little TOTS Xmas

Mothers will just be tckled to pieces if you give
her Jane Mary set of these and the little one win
look cunning be. Just received $3.50 to $3.50
And lot more new coats and capes for the young
sters up to eight years old received by todays ex
press just in time for practical Xmas gifts that will please
the whole family $3.50 up to $3.50 EACH
Infants Wear-Fourh ST. Store.
Evening journal., 1918-12-20
Exquisite Silk Hosiery
NOTIONS YOU'LL NEED FOR YOUR SEWING

Special black darnng cotton, regular for &c
for tomorrow only 1c.
Snap fasteners, 10c card
Hooks and eyes, 10c card.
Needles, most all sizes, 10c pkg.
Sewing machine needles, 12c tube.
Sewing machine straps, 35c each.
Sewing machine oil, 10c and 25c bottle.
Mercerzee darning cotton all shades, DC
White Tape, 10c piece and up.
Inside skirt betting, 15c to 28c yard.
Round white elastic, &c yard.
Flat white or black elastic, Ia inch to IL
inches wide, &c TO 35c
Notions & Button Dept-1st Floor.
Evening journal., 1918-12-20

Black and White Checks for Children's
School Dresses for Christmas Gifts
sl.25 to $3.50 a yard
YouTke the fine quality of these; they wear well,
too, and many of the girls wearing them.
Navy blue serge for college girls dresses; that good
alwoo serge that looks well and $165 to $3.50
a yard.
48-inch a-wool plaids in very rich color combina-
tons, makes a splendid gift in neat Christmas box.
While they last there's extra charge for the box.
Dress Goods-Frst Floor.
Evening journal., 1918-12-20

Endeavorers. we must have faith In
God, we must learn TO know about His
gift TO us, our Saviour, and try TO pat
ter our lives after His.
Evening journal., 1918-12-20

Let us also remember in our pray
ers those who sit at the peace table.
asking God to grant them wisdom and
should we pray Gods
upon those fho represent our
own country, AMERlCA-GOOD OLD
U. S. A.
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