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Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
lexican Probe Committee
Holds Executive Session

San Antonio, Tex, Jan. 1.-THE
Innate subcommittee which is con-
)ucting an investigation Of the Mex
IAN situation here held executive
|essions today. No inkling of the
Eroceedings was allowed to become
tnblic.
Members of the committee were
hid to be especially interested in
lress dispatches from Mexico City
Iuotink Hilario Medina, in charge
{ the Mexican foreign Office, as
Earning Mexican residents of the
pnited States against testifying be-
|bre the committee under threat of
Icing charged with treason. There
fas no comment forthcoming, how
her.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
ficers Are REFLECTED
By American State Bank

IL M. Swindler was reelected
resident of the American State
Ink at the annual meeting of the
kockholders held yesterday. D.
n Geiselnan was chosen again as
Zee president and r. E. Karls and
NC. Geiselman were selected to
Erve again as cashier and assistant
sshier, respectively. L. NJ. Swind-
6. d. w. Geiselman, NJ. F. Shafer,
4 A. De Agny, w. E. Shafer, c.
(heodore Krogh and S. Jasinaky
ne elected directors. s
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Sioux City Live stock.

Sioux City. Ia. Jan. 17.-Cattle-Re-
steers, choice fed. $16.00@1s.25; short fed,
3l3.00@14.b0: warmed up, $11.75@ @12.5O;
fair beef steers. $7.oo@s.25: fat cows and
heifers. ,&8.75@1s. 90; Gamers. $5.0o@7.oO;
calves. $6.5o@s.25; stockers. $7.0o@s5O;
feeders. $s.oo@1L7S; feeding cows and
heifers. $5.509S25.
025c lower; light. $l4.oo@1460; mixed,
si425@l4:7o: heavy. s1L4091As6: bulk
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1000 head;
market steady.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Kansas City Live stock.

Kansas City. Mo. Jan. 17.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 500 head: market for week: steers
mostly 2515oo lower; butcher stock
steady; calves, 800 higher: feeders, mostly
$50 higher.
Hoss-Receipts. 1900 head; market nm.
even, ssnerally 5000 lower; bulk, S1l7S
0i6o0: hsavies, e1%.So@iB.oo; mediums,
e1A7b@is.io; lights, S1Lso@ibIo; pack
ing sows. 113.7s0itSo.
Sheep and Lambs-Rsceipts, 500 head:
market for week: Lambs, 75c D 81
higher; sheep. 7bc @s1.25 higher; feeders
and breeders, B0@75o higher,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
market nominal: lambs. 3l6.oo9ls.so;
ewes, S7.5o9l1.25
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Jan. Notwithstanding that
announcement of resumption Of trade
with Russia aroused much more interest
on the exchange today than any other
subject. the event had little. II any. ef-
feet on prices Fluctuations were or an
ordinary weekend sort, with the close
in the corn market firm. &c to Sc net
higher--May, $f327s @1.33; July. $l.S1&
Q1.31a. oats finished unchanged to 7ac
up and provisions varying from 35c de-
cline to a raise Of 2-cents
At first, small orders to sell kept COM
ing into the corn crowd with some per-
sistence and there was disposition In
various quarters to ascribe them to the
Russian news. This theory, however, had
no good evidence to back 1t up and was
not borne out by the later course OF the
market The early weakness was more
generally associated with a continuation
OF recent bearish sentiment and with
fresh breaks in the value Of hogs AS
usual on Saturday, a rally which took
place In the last hour appeared to be
due chiefly to routine adjustment of open
trades.
Oats were ruled by the changes in corn.
Business was almost entirely local.
Provisions sympathized with hog mar
ket depressions. Besides. cash demand
was slow, and warehouse stocks increas-
ing.
Chicago markets by Eanderslice-Lynds
company.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
bdl in Refinery Of
Sinclair Oil Company
Explodes in Chicago

Chicago, Jan. l7.-Four men were
hlled. nine probably fatally injured
Ia several others severely burned
II daming crude oil today, when q
|6u 1T the Sinclair Oil company's
|efnery in East Chicago exploded.
The four killed were working
round the still. Their bodies were
turned to a crisp.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
OMAHA GRAIN MOVEMENT. GEARS.
OMAHA GRAIN INSPECTION

The number Of cars Of grain Of the sew
eral grades Inspected 'in" here during the
last "a hours follows:
No. 8 hard. IA: No. 4 hard. .: No. hard,
81: sample hard. 8; No. mixed, 8 No. 9
mixed, 2; No. mixed, / No. spring, [;
No. spring, /: No. spring, 4; sample
spring, i. Total, 54
Corn-No. s white. 4: No. 1 yellow, o;
No; yellow, Is; No. s yellow, 6; sample
yellow. l; No. mixed. l.; No. 5 mixed, !;
mixed. S. Total, CO.
Oats-No. 2 white, I; No. s white. Il:
No. white, D. Total. is. -
Total. 15. -' -
Barley-Rejected. I. Total, l.
PRIMARY REcEIpTs AMI s111p,1n,.rs
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, Jan. 17.--Cattle-Receipts,
1000 head; compared with week ago:
estimated Monday. $4,000 head; beef
steers under 1900 pounds. mostly
to 81 lower; best grades Of she stock 60
to 75c lower; other steady ;sveal calves,
!Sc higher; stockers and feeders, strong
to 25o higher.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000 head; market ac-
tive. Is to 25c lower; estimated Monday,
5000 head; bulk Of sales, 314.sO015.10:
top, $15.15: heavy. $1f75@15.o5; medium,
light, $1A5o@16.oo: heavy packing sows,
smooth, tt0o@145o: packing sows,
rough, 1s.50@l4.00; pigs, $13.60@14.50.
Sheep--Receipts, 1000; compared with a
week ago; estimated Monday. 10000
head; best grades of fat lambs year.
!ings and sheep, strong to 25c higher:
others mostly steady,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
New York Coffee.

New York, Ian. 1T.-There wa. further
recovery In the market for coffee futures
today owing to reports of higher Brazilian
pean conditions and the improved tone of
the stock and cotton market. There we're
also reports Of better spot demand, and
after opening at an advance of IA to Is
points, prices sold 13 to 20 points net
higher, with May touching 1633c, or 63
points above the low level Of the week.
The advance was checked at this level by
realizing and there were slight reactions.
but last prices were 3 to 81 points net
higher.
Closing bids: January. 1880: March.
1s.o5c; May, 25c; July, 1s.45c; septem-
Spot coffee firm; Rio rs, 1910; Santos
Is, 26h @26c. .s...
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
New York Money.

New York. Jan. 17.--Mercantile Paper
Unchanged ,..
sterling-Demand. s3.SSA; cables
s3.6sis.
Francs--Demand, 1852; cables. 1850.
Guilders-Demand. 81 s-18; cables
81 T-16.
Lire-Demand, 1870: cables, 1870
Marks-Demand. 1.79c: cables, 1.Si,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Influenza Is Reported
From Various Points

Des Moincs, Ia, Jan. l7.-(Spe-
cial Telegram.)-- few cases OF in
fuenza from various parts Of the
state are being reported to the state
board of health. No epidemic pre-
walls. however. Influenza is now a
quarantinable disease in Iowa.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

South st. Paul. MINI, Jan. iT.-cattis--
Receipts. 500 head; market steady. steers
yyss'ssee0i7;1s: cows .. z, and hsifsrs. $1,000
HoEB-Receipts. $500 head; market
lower: range. 314.So814so: bulk. &14.s6o
Sheep and Lambs-R.c.ipts, 500 head;
market steady; lambs, j7.ooois.25;
wethers. ts.oo31i2s: ewes, e6.0o@lo.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

New York. Jan. 17-Butter-F1rm;
creamery. higher than extras, 62% Q63c;
extras. 62c; frsts. 5s961hc.
Eggs-Unssttled: fresh-gathersd extras
71072c: fresh-gathered extra firsts. 60 O
zoe: fresh h-gathered flrsts, 67GSsc.
Z Cheese-Unchanged
Poultry--Alive. unquoted. Dressed,
steady and unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
New York General.

New York Jan. 17.-Wheat-Spot quiet: :
No red. 1855. nominal, I. o. b. steamer.
Corn-Easy. spot, No. ? yellow. s1.es.
and No. Q mixed, $1.65, c. 1. T. New York,
Today shipment.
Oats--Spot barely steady; No. white,
eco nominal.
Lard-Easy. Middle west, $24.so924.so.
other articles unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Local Stocks and Bonds
Quotations furnished by Burns. Br,nksr
STOCKS.
Burgess Nash ptd. Z pct. 1885

STOCKS.
BURGESS Nash pfd. Z pct. 1888
ls.2 ,..:....::........,. ssx 100
Cndahy Packing pfd. d.........l00 .
Douglas Motors Com. ....... 60 =.
edge-Reynolds Co. Z pet.
:, pfd. fd...:.........::........ ssn 100
Fsirmont Cream pfd. ....... s7I5 100
Gooch Food Prod. Co, pfd.
Gooch NJ. & r. I pct. pid. B.. So 100 100
Harding Cream pct. pfd. =. 30 l0ota
Hydraulic Press Brick pfd.. 62 SO
HYDRAULIC Press Brick COM. 9 an
Lincoln r. & T. com. pct.... 30 =.
Lion b. & S. Co, omaha....175 :.
Nicholas OH pfd. w. bonus. rs :,
Q. & c. b. st. Ry. pfd :. 81
Omaha Flour Mills pct. pfd :. 81
Omaha Flour Mills corn...... s5 :.
NJ. c. Peters Mil pct pfd.. 9s 100
NJ. f. Smith pct. pfd. 10lh
Standard OIL Of N. J..........77o $50
Thomp.- Belden Co. pct. pfd 9sa 1901,
Union Stock Yards. Omaha. ssia 1e01a
BONDS.
Blackstone Hotel I'd NJ. 6s.... =. s6
City of Fairmont 5hs, 1882. :. 4s0
Col. 1t HIT. & P. SIS, 192$..... :. 96A
Cont. G. & NJ 6s, l027..... :. 81
French Cities 6s, 1s34,...... slia e2Ia
Neb. Power Co. IS, l94s..... SAN SSla
Omaha Athletic 6s, ls32...... 9s 100
Omaha Sch. Dist, AIS. 1s46.. 40
o. & c. p. St. Ry. SIS, 1928. IS :.
Union Stock Nds., Omaha. LIST
IS, 1881. S1.....,............, 20 rs
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

New York. Jan. 17.-cotton--Future,
opened steady; January. Ss.15c; May
34.25c; July, 3270c.
Cotton futures closed steady; January
1880: March, s6.35c; May, 34.7oc; July
33.15c; October, 30.42c.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Dry Goods,

New York, Jan. 17.--Dry goods markets
continued firm today with a rising ten
dency in silks. wool goods. cottons and jute
products. Demands for smaller quantities
were very broad. .
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

g. Joseph. Mo-. Jan. I7.-Cattls-Rs-
eeipts. 500 k'ead: market nominal: steers,
$40. so 1850; COWS and heifers, $500
14.00: calves, $7001l5.5o.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000 head: market
lower; top. $3.50: bulk Of sales, el4.90T
1905.
Sheep and Lambs-Reoeipts. 500 head
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits.
New York, Jan. 17.--Eyaporated Apples
Dull.
Prunes-Barely steady.
Apricots-Quiet. ..
Peaches-Firm.
RaisIns-StfonR,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

Chicago. Jan. 17.-Butter-Firm: cream
cry. sloslhc: eggs, higher; rec:ipts.
firsts, so66oc; At mark. cases included,
5S@elc.
Poultry-Alive. UNCHANGED.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Turpentine and Rosin.

svannah. Ca, Jan. 17.-Turpentine-
Market dull s1.s6h; sales. blank; re-
csipts, rs bbls.: shipments, 2S bbls. :
stock, ll,5t7 bbls.
receipts, sos casks; shipmsnts. ! eask;
stock <&.67k casks,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

Kansas City. Mo-, Jan. 17.-Buttar and
Poultry-Unchanged.
Eggs-1c lower; firsts SIC; seconds. 42c.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
LIVE STOCK
Omaha Live Stock.
RECEIPTS-CARS.
Omaha, Jan.

at the Union Stock Yards. Omaha, Neb..
for "a hours ending 3 o'clock p. m. AIN
uary II, 1920:
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis, MINI, Jan. 17.-Flour un
changed; barley, s1.2041.50.
, Rye-No. 2, si.74@1.75; bran, &43.tt.
Corn-$1.38@141.
Oats-s1 0slhc.
Flax-S510m515
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
ChicaRo Potatoet

chieaeo, Jan. l7-Potatoes-F1rm; ar
rivals 81 cars; northern whites, $500
A65; kings. e430@+4o; Idaho russets.
jobbing, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Kansas City Grain.


-.
Kansas City, Mo, Jan. l7.--Corn-Janu-
ary, H:43A: May, s1.34h: July, s1.a1ss
September. s1.27T.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

New York, Jan. 17.--Bar silver--$t.sIs
Mexican Dollars-99hc.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Market and Industrial News of the Day
Short Term Notes

Quotations furnished by Burns. Brinksr
& Co.:
STOCKS.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

New York. Jan. 17--Cotton-spot. quiet:
middling, S9.25c.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

First Trust Company
United States Trust Company
Omaha Trust Company
Peters Trust Company
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

zoEoE
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18

. Bid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
WEST POINT
>necla, tr.:..,e Ti.nes-pispatch. !

Wet "T'i r,olSt. St :o jan ' ). Kite Al,er
Very tul! Week az Eocia! functions. sun
day school entertainments, weddings.
family and other reunions. the Christ
mas weei; closed with watch night ser
vices IN the Methods; Church with z
6rc Attendance.
Tho wedding on Tuesday. december
80, OF Richard Bernard Field and Miss
Marion Weston Lewis. both % West
FONT. was the event OF the season.
The marriage vas solcinnized in ST.
Johns Episcopal Church Rev. Nelson
!asc Dame. OF Richmond. officiating,
Tn. bride Is The daughter Of Mr.. and
Ms. II |. Lewis. OF West Point,
rendered the bride. among them
I-at 'r1N-: = iJitchcn shower h* Mrs.
~ . Davis md her d7uchirr. Mrs.
Jos rn i.tiioy. and a dinner party in
,q,.v" ~ ,hc Bridal party Is Mrs J. ".
-Ia IA, o. ;Ac evening before :he wed :
cn Monday evening peccmper 80
ihrTn 49, 'h" nuAu&i Christmas dance
al lie Terniu.A Ho:". attended w.
.0uHg pcopl .cin tho adjoining coum.
ties. i;iohRpu. uad williamsburg
he cause OF tho Armenian and Syrian
Refer Fund in both THO Methodist and
Baptist churches was remembered amid
thcir festivities and resulted in Splcr.
did COLLECTIONS taken
Miss Lucil. bland u studcnt of the
J:a nIiOl9n- Macon Wnrau's College q;
I.yncnbrr-. entertained on Wednesday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
DON'T PAMPER
YOUR STOMACH
Fear ~ Dyspepsia Hobs the Entire
System OF Necessary Nutrincnt.
Eat 4 Diversified Meal AMI
With Stunrt'S Dyspepsia Tab.
lets lOu VIII Avoid the
Distress of lnliccStiOn

lust because the stomach Su,iIs wit1
sg.ssincss. heartbtVn. water brash and
such aiEtrcSs.g attcr catgG. ru' g.
good reason for dcpfiv!nG tia. system
Of noUrishnrnt
Instead OF .mdiEcstihie and in,,utyt-
tio'ia bran and skim mill -, the bet
ter plan O: eating visa, you IKE and
follow your meals with Stusris bys-
pnps'a Tablets. They digcs, food they
assist the stomach to sccrcte iuic,a
that keep Tho stomach sweet active
and VIII. the alkaline erect just ~
when tho stomach is in perfect health
Nor Is II necessary 10 G!scrr.na t..
You may cat freely OF onions. sausage,
m.ncc PIC and baked beans. OF oti,.r
dishes. such AS the avrrag" dyspcpiic
views with horror ana suffer no dis
trc3s If YOU follow with Stu&rt's Dya.
lopsia Tablets. There is thus no need
TO fear any Kind OF food nj any time
or place. for with thcsc tablets. YOU
may prevent thosc distycsacs that for
merry made YOU psmpcr your stomach
as II " were q tender infant; You can
get s'uarta pyhpepsa Tablets m anv
drug s,oTc at 30 cents q box--Ady..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

many Of them like tho stencil Two
made made Of a tablet on which pu, the
"IIar q too ak n ,he battles in which any
DOCS the operation take long and
y very PAINFUL | asked.
Monid have taken all day. when I
49,, ~ only hand needle. but by uso OF
uch jobs in AN hour. 1t doesm't hurt
,""h and T a customer is, willing to
'<now." "S "''"' you
DISPLAYED on tho wall was a pro
irons may make selection. "rht Rose
o. No Mans Land'---hcud or n i;.d
" ross nurse in the heart OF u crimson
Hover ranks next in popularity to The
battle list tablet. with returned SOL
dicrs. was told. Six dollars covers
The cost OF This wrist decoration. FOR
age: III" price would have been c.Iy
hi'l as much. Yes. tho cost OF tat
looins like that Of everything, clso
has s"urcd. y little bracelet" wnich
used % hc done for 80 cents now ccs,a
Sl.eo. My friend, the Tatoocr b1aiucs
II all on the higher price OF India
Mk ana dyes. lie can't very wei add
employs no assistants.
~ ~ almost nppallmg to think ,chat
IN" cost OF "rhc Tattoocd Man" could
ever turn out ono Of those freaks for
u circus ar Il muscum?" ! asked.
on wculdn't want me 10 bctr:v nro.
i"ssion1l secrets, would you, Miss: ~ he
neatly rctogtcd nv
II seems hardly belicvabic. l.r,
among this Tattooer's designs for
when hc says there is constant do
hhnu, are copicS Of som. Of ,n, most
popular cartoons Of tho daily ana sun
DAY ncW"pnrcrs. Some OF them arc so
iarg' they can he used only as "rl..t
pieces This certainly does not III.
sure :, very general pubic inspection
ana admiration Tor a picture obtained
~ such cost Of money and ;-ritatfo,,
nut perhaps u man yionts over Tho
khoWltuGc o. the sensation hv could
produce ny merely stripping To tho
waist. y handmade chest niece Nv
IN" way. used 10 cost from $50 TO slG0
pnt IL now procurabtc through .br spy.
crnl pointed needle, at from SO 10
Portuguese ana South American sail.
ors maintain Il rather steady deiulrI
Was tpid, for ;;,ttoccd ornamruti,,jn,'
~ III" form Of II crucinX upon IND
Masonic and secret society ombj.n,s
on tn" back OF ;hc hand or ON ,hc
.orearin arc continually called f"r. tic
Trttk >ltNG r.ialns her popul.rtty:
IA. double heart" and. true. jovrr.s
hnot are SIN in demand. and IL ~ i
ule"San; fact 10 record that the ,J;.oo
n.3iGn. called In Memory of Mntbo.."
" men SHOWS q sailor resting Ills clho,y.
urpn !. tombstone III = country grave
yard is Still! II vogue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

seemed 10 be dcviatcd about 10 tho
ms matter is too complicated 20 he
gon' into here. bu. this is enough to
Other explanations OF The supposed
Sn1'tiaE oHcr themselves which do not
require an unScttns % fundamental
p"ricncc rests. II is quite probable
nat there are corrections which need
20 De applied to the Ncwtoniau cXpia-
'ation Of tn" physical univcrac, but
mere is no reason to bclicVe thtt that
"Npltnttion ia not practically as close
u" the real truth as tho hunau mind.
Nhic acting through material agency.
can got. There is no danger of New
toh'tn' astronomy bcnE displaced by
an "EinStciniUn' substitute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
IN THE STUDIO OF
A MODERN TATTOOER
tf You Imagine His Art Ducx Not
Keep Abreast of Times, Nnu
Are Mistaken.
nY ,IAD,;E Ai,TiI,;u.

NEW YORK. Jan. 3.-Dcwn on
south street. quito across which, I am
told, the howsprits sc great sailing
vessels used 10 stretch. is the work
shop. or studio. OF Il rLttoocr. Recent
y read OF an English girl. who. hear
craft one evening, asked her naval cs-
&ort what il was
TAttnn." ne replied.
Really" she said II knew lots ,r
sailors had it done. hut dido', know.
mere was reGu!ar time FOR doing
trus, am not quite SO ohtrnsc &C
TINS English cousin of ours. but con
!csS 10 having been haZy as to inst
"i"w - person desiring 70 he ,attoed.
went about the business. Here now,
before my eyes rs ] Sluntcrcd through
me nautical nurlicuS of the great ci,y,
Wns sign announcing that q TattooSr
u"clt WITHIN. I timiuiy entered
Let Us draw :, curtain over the bricf
a. lStreSSinc period during which the
ratient, and get at tho facts CLEANED
when 1t last he accented mo ,ncrai,.
IS an interviewer.
IT., ", M"s a man ,, Of mildle;nge. and he
human beings with Pictorial designs
n india INK has been his colo occupa-
! ION thronEh NJ" lie learned the art"
n J"ran whittier he had gone rs a
Stowa"nJ. WHOM hoy. and rcccive,l
MS diploma ia .radicablr lines upon
his. riSnt forearm. Just abov. his left
wrist is ths SAGE Of a pretty girl.
That, sa.d he, -. the :siri once
Np.cted 10 marry
end did you | asked.
- the time. Eut can't lose her
WHICH sometimes make my wife sore
Mad how about tho business"
'$N@u Are as many sailors tnttcood,
More 6uslness than ever" 10 re-
nlicd. and nor all sailors. by long
shot. have lots o: soldiers \ good
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

Inc following makes a nice suppo-
uiSh: l'oil one pound to one and one
r@It mounds OF make. cod. or fresh had
."cl'. !cmoV" sr In and bones. flake the
'ts!,. * to2ctEe" some bread crumbs
'nd chopped parsley. Grease a puddin,.
nas:n nd iiN with alternate layers OF
NSh ana bread crumbs. pnt email
pieces -? margarine between each Law
80. season with pepper. salt and mix
81 dried herbs. When the howl is
met pea: up one egg. add 4 drop OF
":tcr ana pour over the fish Place a
small piece OF marga rine on top cover
with creased paper. and bake for
twenty minutes III a moderate oven.
served hot with parsley sauce, or cold
with salad. or better still. with mayon-
naiEc sauce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
Shumber Robes
Latest in Fashion
Very Different Are Thcy
From Outline
Nightgoacn.
II, RITA sruyyESANr.

Slumbcr robes pght and slumhcr
robes dan is fashions progra:., :or the
present season. Very different. indeed.
from IN" old-tiuic nightyowu arc the
now robes for slce ping hours. From
BLACK - white, with All the coiorS he
tween is tnc Widc variety cf cclorS one
has % select from. Zine lingerie
nns;isic. trcnch wolfe. crepe de chine.
washable satin. Georget;c. ch!Noa and
cicpc dc meteor are among the ma
icria!" one finds Tor bedtime wear.
dainty n!ghtic tnaL is simple vet
rHeci!VH. comes IN white French voilc.
i"uolv-Nro5Scd with rose. L; j. Il sleeve
.eSS mode. shaped 70 Il point on either
shoulder; and cd;:cd with tnc iil.t cdr-
ING. The bottom is also shaped ana is
eut W $iighiiy ~ tsr sides ]; is fin
ih"d wi;1 Tho G!ct. and SLOWS hits OF
old blue ribbon both nn Tho Shoulders
Aad hot'"in re dei'nc am cmpile waist
i.I' th"Cr Is row 1r beading VII =
old blue ribbon Drawn through.
nus hHiiS 1iiul model also comes in
wh'tS voilc with, SQUARES marked In
,rttnc1 Sr~en and trimmed with pale
i1Nehdar ribbons. Or YOU may choose,
squares o. o:cnii on u white back
E' ;;iznrr wit .,in riFh. '-rGHsn r!bhons.
GHor%eitr crepe Tor their material and
NM chhntAlE or Venetian lace for :hci,,
4"c"rhtion. One Interesting "n;5h,ie''
iaN"rS deep yoke of the lace. ana
accorlion Meats ,hc lower section. 4
hl; OF Chinese yellow cord lends an a; =
i;hc'iNe color not that gives tone 70
For toe winter bride there was re-.
Gently dcSiEmcd u night dress Of pea,-,
c"l3red chiffon. hnu lace and pale blue
unions that WAS cN0uiaitclv dainty.
S,:Aight ana graceful it hung from lace
shoulder straps. The ribbon Was turned
into tiny forge. -m,-nots .nd i,iG
across the s'r"1st. Instead OF the usual
hem a. thr bottom. th"ca rows OF lace
gd;tle' itself liz true l,c:tlcoat s:yie.
"a ai.:, W"meil prefer The tailored type
mantle ana FOR those there o-o
smart robes II white or icsr crrpc ,,c
chtno hematii Chcd attrnc,ivalv
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tow-n who mad been away al Schoni an
Otherwise during the session. and ihr
i low b. hridcs.!rs. reyton Coles Leigh,
and Mrs. Bernard Field
IN rTiI.y Mrs crosby THOMPSON. OF
'Nrido"E, Euclid Heights. entertained
m m h,, mom"r 81 her sis,er. Mrs: Fred
olc Thitnblc Club" 10 which Airs. Fred
thompson belonged whon sh. Uvc,i
hc-e several years ago.
George Tricc aud wife. OF IIamrtop.
spent Christmas With friends horr
Anon; January 10 they will Ieavc rn,.
Miami. Fla. where they Will stay until
Mr.; and Mrs. Robert l.. Savage and
family. OF Washington. spent the holi-
days in town.
,o 4 {: Garden and family sren, .hc
IN washington, where they enjoyed a
Or. Alvin Eagby. OF New YORK.; met
his mother. Mrs Fannie Barhy, or TIN
pahannock, here and spent some dars
family. W anu
MisseS Marsoret Palmer 1reno Gary.
have been engaged in war WORK in
WASHINGTON for Il year or more. svont
N L,i.. ma, here: and with them came
III the Library OF Congress. Her home
Is in oklahoma
ny; ana Mrs. Horny shepherd and
t@miiy; MIR. and Mrs. Henry nenmcad.
o. Eichinond and MIR. ana Mrs. Ernest
W iliiS' 81 Now Bern, y. G. spent tho
nn"hdaEH with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Dcnmcad.
Mr.. ana Mrs. james Dcnmca1. OF Ear
iiAorr, spent Christmas with tl!cir nar
EMS. MI. and Mrs. lanes Dcnmcad. Sr.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Nance ana chill.
Grcn arc spending 4 few days Il, Charles
CITY =" ~''''' ''S
Misses Cardio Sunnally and Atkinson.
-! i'Icnmohd, were the guests OF Miss
G'Nr" Thrift and attended tho Christ
mas dance a the Terminal Hotel on
Among chose attending the Fcild-
Wei of Wilmington. Del: Mrs. Scaton
lihSl"y Of Philadelphia: Burnett Lewis,
OF concord. y. G.. and John Marsha !;
lewis ana family. of Gloucester