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The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-12-27
HERRror GOVERNMENT put IN MINORITY

PARIS. Dec. 81. (AP)-Premier Herriots Gov
eminent was put in the minority when the French
Senate voted 14s to 15s to maintain stand against
making the refrigeration of railroad strikers COM
pulsory upon railroad companies. The question Of
confidence was not put, and an unexpected defeat
does not involve the resignation of the ministry
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-12-27
PRoHI OFFICIAL
FRISKS OFFICES IN
c0UNTY-cITY BLDG,

SEATTLE Dec. 81 (AP)--Specal-A Hazetne.
Pacific Northwest Prohibition Director has raided
the County Building and found nine whiskey bot
ties in the paint room. The employees told him
the bottles were used for turpentine He searched
the Jantors room in the building also. but found
nothing there. Justice Dalton refused to issue
warrant to Hazetine to search the telephone opera
tors room. The superintendent of the building
declared that if the policemen raid he would
complain to Washington. Hazene then hurried
away to spend Christmas at his old home.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-12-27
AIR MAIL AND RADIO OUT ORDER FROM COLD

WILLIAPA HARBoR, Dec. 27, (AP)-Special-
The temperature at Elko is fortysix below zero.
and so cold that the radio at the station here
has frozen putting the radio out of commission
we'll the air mail service.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-12-27
SEATTLE SEES coLDEsT CHRlsflHAs
OF LAST THIRTY-FIvE YEARS

SEATTLE. Dec 20. (AP)--The Mercury stood
at rs above Christmas morning the coolest ever
recorded here in the thirty-fve years during which
the government records have been kept The
coolest previous check on the 25th of December
% above in 1891 and 30 in 1918
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-12-27
TROOPS
CAPTURE SERBS
AND SOME ARMS

SOFIA, Dec. 81, (AP)-According to statement
issued by the Albanian consulate here, Albanian
government troops have recaptured the OF
Krouma in the Kossovo district and have captured
detachment of Serbian regular troops together
with field and machine guns from the Serbian ar.
senal.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-12-27
HIGHT AND MRS. swEEr1N SENTENCED

MACON. ILL.,. Dec. 2s. (AP)-The jury convicted
Hight and Mrs. sweetin Of murder, fixing life i'm
prisonment upon Hight and thirty-fve years upon
the woman after celebrating for eleven hours
The jurors agreed from the first that both we're
guilty but voted for the death sentence The
defendants received the jurys verdict silently and
calmly.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-12-27

SEATTLE, Dec. 81. (AP)--special--During the
recent cold wave which swept the Middle States
the records for forty back broken in
many parts of the country by extreme low tempera-
lures
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-12-27

WASHINGTON, Dec 26, (AP)-Stone today an
nounced that an investigation showed that funds
had been sent to the capitol for use in behalf of
the Postal Pay Increase Bill and that it had not
yet been determined how the money was used
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-12-27

SEATTLE. Dec 81. (AP)-Specal-Judge Gil
man has denied John Souda's Writ of Mandamus to
require Justice of the Peace Dalton accept five
thousand property bond for his bail Justice Dial
ton declared that the securities were insufficient
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-12-27
10000 LOOT IN
!. XMAS ROBBERY
CHICAGO HOTEL

CHICAGO, Dec. 49, (AP)--Two youths held up
the employees and guests of the Parkway Hotel
and rifed the boxes in the SAFE escaping with over
hundred thousand dollars according to a hurried
check
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-12-27

NEW V'HINIsSF! GOVERNMENT RESPECT TREATY
PEKING, Dec. ~ tAP)-The new Chinese Gov
eminent today declared its intention of respecting
all existing treaties. while expressing the hope
the execution q the resolutions agreed to the
Washington Conference would not be long delayed
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-12-27

BRISTOL, Va Dec. 26, (AP)-Five
drowned and great damage done to property
near Parmartown Virginia. when dam the
north fork Of the Solston river broke according to
telephone advices News of the flood heralded
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-12-27

lg WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S, (AP)-The Depart
ment of Justice has begun investigation upon
the legality Of the recently completed $4,000 900
merger of banking companies.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-12-27

MENICO CITY, Dec 26. (AP)-Fifty bandits
Yesterday wrecked train bound for Mexico City
at Ell Cobre, killing woman passenger and the
guard of six soldiers who fought desperately over
the wrecked express car Several of the other
passengers were wounded
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-12-27
CONVINCED CHlEF
WATSON INNOCENT
NANIAMo ROBBERY

SEATTLE. Dec. 26, (AP)-Chief of Police
Severynes ANNOUNCED Wednesday that former city
detective Watson had been identified a parti-
cipant in the Ndnamo bank robbery. Later, how
ever Captain Cfas. Tenant, who had kept silence
stated that Watson had established a thorough
alabi and convinced them that he innocent.
severyns stated that Mrs. Watson different police
men and taxicab inspector said that they had
seen Watson in Seattle the day of the robbery,
witnesses Of the hold-up identified him par
tcipant in the robbery and Tenant said that Wat
son proved that he had been in Bellingham
business.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-12-27

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 26, (AP)-The Knicker-
booker Special on the Big Four line hit an auto
mobile at crossing here and killed one mem
Der of the family of Mrs. Kenneth Clark, aged IS,
and hurt two. Mrs. Clark caught by the pilot
"cow-catcher' and given a wild ride for twelve
miles where it dropped her in a ditch. When she
was found she unconscious but injured only
by the cold.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-12-27

down the shores of the river by courier and tele-
phone the operators abandoning their switchboar ds
the torrents approached.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-12-27

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 26. (AP)-The bodies
of four children found on the lower Saltville,
making the known dead from the flood thirteen
and the missing seven.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-12-27

HOBARK, Okla. Dec 20, (AP)Thirty-six
burned death when fire starting from a candle
on a Christmas destroyed country school
house miles south during a Christmas
tertainment. The school crowded to
capacity and all tried to escape through the
lone exit the front of the building
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-12-27

STANFORD Texas Dec. 20, (AP)-Two chill
dren known to be burned to death and
eral others feared to be lost result of a
fire at the Stanford Inn. noted Panhandle hotel.
which also completely destroyed the building with
loss of $4,000 t--.,.9 sg' I
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1924-12-27

SUBSCRIBE FOR ATHE NOME WEEKLY NUGGET
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21
Monday
THREE WEEKS" WINS
PRAISE Al BLUE MOUSE

A SURPRISINGLY Eood picture
"a has been made 81 Eiinor Gyms
Three Wockh which began its
Northwest premier AZ tho Blue
Mouse saturday.
'rhrco Wcoks g. decidedly Hu
pcrior 90 any previous films IA
which this English author has had
a hand, In tho main. this adyan
tage rc7ta IN the performance %
Ailesn PrinEio az tho Slavic queen.
ana Gibbons striking artistry
Tho q haiuo tiger skin has been
hauled out 81 moth balls and placed
on a Lounge, is claws Hlightly
clipped Tor cenaorisl scrutiny.
Those vulgar folk. a million OF
two. who giEsled nt Madame ulyn's
explanation that she Intended mero
IS spiritual significance Ia tho royal
amour of Three Weeks win as
booHshly miE the point In ltA
screen version.
Ailcen Pnngle, recently recruited
10 the films from san Pranelsco'a
social roster. Is arresung IN tho role
OF queen. With disciplined emotions
she adroitly combines dignity and
fcrvor in a singular technique which
makes her love passages with Con.
rad NaEel aA Paul" lmpollnE.
The picture emphasizes the queen
rather than the man. contrary 10
The stress of the book. which had
lla primary appeal TO women
An artistic achievement h Cedric
Gibbons dress Of the sc,s 20 that
the queen ever IN her romantic
visits 10 Switzerland aud Italy, Ia
always surrounded with tho royal
regaln. thus preserving her august
Identity mot only as monarch but
also as slav and a woman" Tho
backgrounds arc no, geographic
but symbolic.
Manager John Hamrick gives his
patrons another elaborate prologue
IN conjunction with tnie ;sim show.
Ing. James ~isherwo0d. noted Cana
dian baritone. y tho leading singer.
He Is featured In two special mum.
bcr 10 wen as with four other
singers. Bluo Mouse patrons will
want 10 see more ot I~uherwood.
J. j.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21

carefully selected each player. and
consequently the oast IA perfect.
Situations. whether humorous or
dramatic, are natural aud unforccd.
and the background OF Vienna no.
clety is well depleted. Tho picture
In longer than the usual run Of
films but LubitEch keeps the action
10 intensely interesting that not for
n moment does tho plot drag.
Marie Provost does the first real
acting % her screen career as the
pretty little nirtatious wife. Flor
enco Vldor. Monte Blue ana Crcigh.
ton Hale are Eplendidly cast. and
too much cannot DO said in praise
OF Adolphe Mcnjou Tho the cast
IN small. II il perfect.
n you miss The Marriage Cir.
Gle" sou are going 10 miss one OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21
Mother Helps Son
Win Success

10 "a not often that a mother paves
the way for her sons screen earosr.
More often. TIE proud parents, who
imagine the studies are fun Of
temptation. Do On "a thelr power 10
keep their children % home.
This however. wbs not the eass q
Rita Harlan. mother Of Kenneth
Harlan, who plays The part OF the
hero 90 many ph0topays.
"2iy mother pioneered n Holly.
wood long before I came West said
Harlan. While 7 was atm learning
something about acting IN an East
ern stock company. mother came
West and applied for work Al the
studios. II wasn't Ions before her
ability a. an actress was recognized
among directors and ! attribute my
own success 20 the start she gave
me"
Harlan was once cast as the father
Or his own mother and later he ap.
peared al her husband. both Eliua.
lions anording the son and mother
a vast amount 81 amusement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21
MAN AND WIFE
WINTER GARDEN FILM

Man and Wife" tho photoplay
which Is showing at the Winter
Garden. boasts an unusually dra.
matte plot. II Is the story Of a mod.
ern Enoch Arden. In this case the
man Is a noted surgeon. sho mar.
rIca for tho second time, believing
his first wife dead. Later he learns
that no has been grossly deceived
by n nan he trusted as he would
his brother. His first vito Is still
alive, tho h~opelcssoly insane. and his
present wife Is her sister.
This Is the dramatic plot which
tho author olevcrly works out to tho
satisfaction OF his audience.
The story IL handled by a cast OF
popular players. every one OF whom
deserves praise. Gladys Leslie,
Maurice Costello. Robert Elliott and
Norma shearer arc most important.
only n Husband" In the comedy
feature. and the Fox News unfoids
interesting current events.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21
MARRIAGE CIRCLE"
SCORES AT

Not IN many. many months has
Seattle had a photoplay as docld.
eddy different" a. the new Ernst
Lubltsch production. The Marriage
Circle" which Is the attraction NJ
tho Columbia tis week. Tho bril-.
animated manner OF Ernst
Lnblsoh's Styh. coupled with a
pleasing tings Of whimsicaii,y and
wit, makes this new offering quite
tho most humorous and entertain.
Ing domestic tangle that has
reached tho screen.
There aro five people mixed up
in lifos whirlpool Of romanes and
neartRgcdy. Two young married
and a faithful" friend.
Tie action rovoivcs entirely around
these five characters. Lubltsch has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21

Remember the popular 1T
tie UaHderiile team, Tempest
and Sanshine?" Sure you do.
Wen, this cute bit of fem.
iHiHity pictured here is Flor
ence Tempest. Funny name
for such a happy looking
girl. Wen, onf1cdB Florence
is one Of the Macy players
toho iriH take fart in the Dig
Vaudeville Cabaret, TO be
staged at the Chanticler
Thursday night.
Incidentally, Florence is
appearing al the Moore this
iCeek lCith Homer Dickinson
IN a comedy, song, dance and
pdtter act.
Everything "a In readiness for the
big vaudeville cabaret which Il TO
Be- given Thurslay night at the
chanuoleer. Tho affair promises
to DO even better than tho show
staged last year. II is 20 be
given as a part OF National vauds.
vils Artists week and tho entire
proceeds Of the entertainment are
to 20 10 the y. V. a. benefit fund.
which Is used 20 help needy ar
lists in the profession.
Vaudeville players are the blgses;
hearted people in the world when
It comes TO helping tho other fel.
low. Whenever a subscription Lat
Of any kind to help tho needy Is
beng raised you VIII always find
the theatrical people doing their
share-worklng overtime. giving
their personal services and con
tnbuting money from their own
Rary-they are always on hand to
help,
In order that the Cabaret may be
a big success. every artist ia the
city this week win be on hand
and a series OF special stunts has
been arranged by the committee
under the direction OF Manager Carl
Rciier OF the orpheum and Mana
ger Duncan Inyerarity OF the Pan.
tages.
The public viii be offered an or
portunity 20 meet the members OF
the profession and a big Jolllfica.
ilon dance win follow tho fun.
In the words Of Carl Rclter." who
has charge OF the sale OF tickets.
Everyone win have one grand
time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21
HEIIlG SHOWING
FRONTIER STORY

II Is probable that no more faith.
ul depletion ot things and people. as
they were IN the days OF tho Amer.
can Indian war;. has been made. than
"a "ont Of tho Dust. the photoplny
attraction AZ the Hellg thia week.
which Is said 70 have been Inspired
BY tho paintings OF Frederick Rem.
lngton.
And Tor the very reason that Il
does pleturlzo the real frontier folks
and happenings as authorities say
they existed. the play Ia n BIZ slow IN
action and spends moro time over It's
mothers and fathers and children
than II does oyor It's gunner and In.
dams.
The play has It's good points. how.
ever, Il Is simply an example OF what
too much realism can DO To make a
play rather embarrassing. Russell
simpson Is quito good In the leading
male role and Robert McKim IL some
what less excellent al the bad man
OF tho piece.
Little Pat Moore. no OF the big
brown eyes. IA the one member OF
the east who viii be remembered for
Is minutes BY the spectator. Pat
gives promise Of becoming a mighty
good child trsgedlonne. something
that "a badly needed and mostly lack.
lng on both the stage and the screen.
There Ia a comedy on the HallE
bin this week that Is the clevorcst OF
tho kind tho writer has ever seen. A
score OF monkcyB. a dog. n cat and a
duck make up the cast and their
antics are really exceptional. True. a
great many Of thia typo Of comedies
arc made. but this one Is above tho
average and deserves mention.
Buster Lorenzo makes a Frea, hit
with his singing OF sally" ~. V.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21
OH, WHERE ARE THE
"l0NG-HORNED STEERS

Where are The long.horncd steers7
John Considine. general manager
OF Joseph 81. schenek productions,
would like 10 know.
Considlno searched far and wide
within a radius OF 500 mlleH OF Los
Angeles without finding the proper
kind ~ critters. Word finally was
received from Mexico. however. tina,
1000 long.horns could be had down
there, 20 tho Norma Tnlmadge com.
pany which was making Secrets"
took n jaunt down below the border
In order 10 get their cow sequence .
Cattlemen are not raising as many
long horn steers as OF yore, the bald.
face variety being moro In favor 10.
day than they were 30 years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21
Fables OfI924
Big Feature of
0rpheumSho

colorfll. spiked with laughs. tune.
nl music ana exceptionally clever
dancing. tho 'Fabies Of 1894. a
George Choos musical eEtmyaganza.
II Just about dc whole show % the
Ophoum this week
The zig H1ucs. Turning The
PAGES o. Time aud - Southern
Gardens are fmtune1 The former
Is o0lorcd with the beautiful wedding
ana wedding anniversary gowns Of
TIE 'royiand Etappem and the lat.
ter has iumln0us lighting that o.
effective.
Jack Henry and EtIyths Maye pro.
duoe the comedy Of the piece in two
clever Ecsnes. one "a series o. bug.
house Fables' and the other The
Bird o. Truth. IN which q trick bird
WHISTLES each time a lie is told Need.
les 20 Say. there is plenty Of
val Ting
Mildred Burns. Bob Sargent and
Danny Dau furnish tho dancing
numbers.
Agnes Mellon Is the prima donna
OF the company.
Florence Tempest ana Homer Dick.
inEon, two real big loaguers" In en-.
%tertaining ability scored a trcmcn.
dous hit Sunday IN their tong.and.
patier act. They sing ~pleasingly and
Dickinson knows how 20 put over
his laughs. George HHrFiss Is ~ the
piano.
Juan Reyes a talented pianist who
was here some time ago. returns
again. and was well received sun.
day.
Roy Rice and Mary Werner In n
buriesquo blackfaco act win their
share OF laughs IN their comedy on
a painters scaifold.
Tho Ray-o-Lites. a novelty mum,
Der, and the Ktaroe. d~oxtcrouA Jap,
nnenc eniertainerA complete the bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21
SHOWING
BROKE"

broadway Broke" n picture dc.
plctlng all that tho title implies.
will DO the next attraction Mt tho
Colonial beginning Tuesday. whero
1t will remain for d two days. en-.
gagcment.
II is a story OF the theatrical life
OF New York's Broadway. showing
how q star OF tho first magnitude
OF bygone days stages n comeback
after everyone close to her has
dubbed her n "has.been."
Mary Carr has the leading role
and IL supported by n very impreg.
slye cast, which includes Percy
Marmont, Maclyn Arbuckle, Macy
Harlan. Doro Davidson, Billy Qulrk.
Gladys Leslie, Henrietta Croaman
and sally Crute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21
Try Her Way
The way millions now employ to fight
film on teeth

Science has in late years found
effective film eombatants. One dis.
integrates the film at all stages OF
formation. One removes II with
out harrafrl securing.
Able authorities have proved
these methods effective. A new.
type tooth paste has been created
to apply them daily. The name Il
Pepsodent
Leading dentists the world over
began to urge this method Now
careful people of some so nations
employ 1t in their homes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21
Play
Opens at Met

mkperny Wires. a dramatiza
.. tho saturday Evening Post
T. b Henry Leverage. opens AZ
|. vsippoliinn tonight. This Is the
stne the much.heulded mystery
I'd las toured the West
Vaisrering Wire which ran
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21

Tor a year in New York city. Is a
detective story. and. according 20 al.
vuncc notices u Is wellscasoned With
every ingredient that goes 20 make
up a thrilling play.
The MeSsrs. shubcrt sponsor the
production and the east IA a notable
one Including Ben johnson and 9th.
CTS who appeared in the New York
production.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21
Wy teeth decay and di,color

100 feel on teeth a viscous film
g Of It clings and stays. No
ary tooth paste can effectively
lood stains, etc, discolor II, so
s-.'ns dingy coats. That is why
r&ny teeth are clouded.
ssn also holds food substance
- ierments and forms acid II
the acid in contact with the
70 cause decay. Germs breed
.Anofs in IL They, with tartar,
ne chief cause Of pyorrhea.
~ few escaped these troubles
Old ways Of tooth brushing.
because they did not combat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21

Cyril Chadwick, whose screen in.
Corporations OF suave "heavics" have
made him a much.sought-aftor play.
er. has been selected to deal out
"deviltry'' In "Tho Man Who camo
Back" now being made Mt tho VIII.
liam Fox West Coast studios.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21

the most entertaining light com.
edydramas Of tho year.
Fast Stoppers." the first OF the
new Gerald Beaumont series star.
ring Billy sullivan as 'tho inforrna.
ton Kid" is an additional feature.
ID II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21
No one can doubt the result,

The results are quick and con-
vineing. And they are necessary.
Pepsodent multiplies the alkalinity
Of the saliva. That Is there to net
tralize mouth acids. II muitiplics
the ptyalin in saliva That Is there
to digest starch deposits on teeth.
These combined results bring
n quickly a new conception OF
what clean teeth mean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21

Send the coupon for a To-Day
Tube. Note how clean the teeth
feel after using. Mark the absence
OF the viscous film. See how teeth
become whittier az the hlm-coats
disappear.
Then decide IL your home should
adopt this modern method. Cut
out coupon now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21

~ the method which Is bring
ne prettier teeth you see.
ny the modern method OF teeth
aains. Millions now employ it
results are seen in every circle,
-noss whittier, cleaner teeth.
aneans new beauty, new clean
- new charm. Let this test
s's that to you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21
Designing Frocks

Men designers OF womci's fash.
ions are more widely recognized
than women artists, according to
Agnes Ayrcs, who dclved into tho
subject in preparing for her role
In Bluff"
Men," she found, have q wild
or scope In designing than WON
on. For women unconscionsly dc.
sign for their own particular type
OF beauty. Thus they have lini'
tntions which nro passed by a
mans greater versatility.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21
Description of the
Dan Patch"
A Coaster Wagon Of Class,
Speed. Strength and Beauty


BED-Selected white ash. Detach-
able bed held in place by four
thumb nuts.
FlNISH-In natural color and trim
med in red. with a high gloss
varnish finish.
BOLSTERS-All metal construction.
Enameled in black.
KING BOLT -one-pioce king bolt
and brace. Positive set adjust
meiN. Cannot como loose. No nut
to lose.
BRAKE-Spocial design roller
brake.
WHEELS-10-inch single disc. auto
top, cnameled in rcd with black
stripe.
TIRES-Rubbor tires. balloon type.
BEARINGS-Special designed, ma
ohinod, single unit. two-raoo ball
bearings.
S1ZE-l6x36-inch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-21

coaster liz now on display at
The Star circulation depart.
ment. You know a good
wagon when you sec one.
Call and look the "Dan
Patch over. You be the
judge.
1t is easy to get subscrip.
lions for The Star because IL
It "Washington's Most Popu.
lar Newspaper" and has the
greatest daily circulation in
the state.
Remember, all subscriptions
must be now-that IA, people
who are not now having The
Star delivered 10 their homes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-10-19
The Store for the Home With Plenty of Values Prove It.
Ne,UStan,pedG00ds
Clever Fingers May Embroider
For Christmas Gifts

No gift has more significance
for the person who receives it
than something you have made
yourself, and here is a lovely
collection of pieces that one
may embroider in the leisure
hours between now and the
holiday season.