davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Crepe Kimonos. S2.95

Crepe kimonos, $2.95
Were 81 Box-loom Crepe
kimonos, slip-over and XII
mono styles: daintily hand
embroidered or lace trim
med; pink, blue and laven-
der
9 Cotton Crepe Kimonos;
kimono style: trimmed with
ribbon and fancy stitching:
flesh, blue, rose and orchid:
regular and extra
sizes. Were So each; C OK
now
4 Slip-over Corduroy Negli-
gees, lace trimmed; orchid
and green. Were e. or
s1o.50 each: now. pOs/S
Albatros Negligee. roll COL
lar; belted; light &E or
blue. Was 50; now. pS>/S
/ Negligee, OF turquoise blue
pleated crepe de chine, with
overdrapery of lace and
ss5: ss1rEstse, naw'. W $ $12.95
Segligee Section, Third floor,
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Annual January Selling Of Samples
Lily of France and Madam Lyra
Gird1es and Corsets, 1926 and $4.95

Values unsurpassed for this sale. They are
samples-one or two of kind-offered at
the merest fraction of their regular prices
or real value.
Girdles of handsome silk brocades and silk
elastic, mercerzed brooches with knitted
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Wornen's Vests, 78c

Were 81 and $1.15. 60, heavy
cotton and medium weight,
high neck, short or long
sleeves; Dutch neck, elbow
sleeves; sizes 5, Z, s and
8: broken sizes and styles.
Is Silk-and-wool Vests and
Pants: vests with high neck,
long sleeves; pants in knee
or ankle length; sizes 6,
and 8. but not all sizes in all
styles. Were 1926 d az
and $3.50 each: now P[sSS
10 Combination Suits, Of silk
and wool; imported Swiss
rib: high neck, long sleeves,
ankle length, also low neck,
no sleeves, knee or ankle
length; sizes 8. Z, 8; broken
sizes and styles. Were SO,
80. 1915 and $10.75 e or
each: now. po.7o
Knit Underwear Section, Third noor.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Home Frocks, $3.e5

Were Sc and $3.50. % Linen
and Chambray Home Frocks;
hemstitched and button
trimmed; round and V necks,
also some with vestees, !,
canary. green. brown, blue;
sizes 40, AZ, A., 46, As, so and
So. Remarkable values.
9 Fancy White Serving
Aprons. without bibs; plain
hemstitched and insertion
trimmed. Were 81 LS
each; now ....-.. Wv
9 Nurses Aprons; round bib;
fitted; good quality cot
ton ton. Were 81 each' CSC
now
Heme Frock Section, Third noor.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Silk Slips. 1895

Were $3.50. 10 Silk Slips,
bodice tops with deep hens;
flesh, white and gray.
8 pairs SILK Boomers; knee
length; narrow cuff; flesh
and orchid. Were d or
IS pair; now ..... p~>/~
6 pairs Silk Boomers; step
in models; peach
color. Were $3.95 &f or
pair; now ........ &></~
z Tub Silk Slips. embroid-
cred and with picoted
fiounce; green, navy, brick.
Were $2.95 each; &f OK
now .....-..... P>*/~
s Sateen Petticoats, with
embroidered fiounces in two
tone effects; black and blue,
embroidered in contrasting
colors. Were 81 Ct 0E
each; now ........ 4l.Lo
Petticoat Section, Third noor.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Ci1dren's Hose
25c to $3.50

Were much more. 100 pairs, odds
and ends of socks and stock kings in
silk, Isle and wool.
i6 Pairs Girls Pants, heavy-veizht
wool, in ankle length; sizes 5 to IA
years. Were $3.50 and much CT
more pair; now. w........... pb
IA Pairs Girls Pants. medium
weight, knee length, rib cotton;
siEes s,o II and IA years. Were 7Sc
Children's Hosiery and Underwear
Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-01

8S Infants Shirts. silk and wool; but
ton-up-front style; high neck, long
sleeves; sizes 8 months to years
.s Were sl.'o and 81 ach; 95c
% Infants Nainsook Petticoats, hand
and machine made; Gertrude style, bot
tom of skirts finished with hand en-
broidery or hemstitchng; embroidery or
lace edge: sizes 8 months to years
vnH %sre $3.50 and $3.50 each; $1.95
IL Infants Petticoats; Gertrude style,
finished with embroidery edge; sizes to
4 years. Were $3.50 and $1.95 OK.
each: now /~S
Infants Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-01

nI OF Idp-OVer Styles; nigh neck,
ars.
18 Infants Nainsook and Bstiste
Dresses; gathered from neck, finished
with sheering and shocking: neck and
sleeves finished with lace edge; sizes 6
months to years; mussed from
noRdiins: ho% o%a..:..'.le.s Were $3.50 each; $3.50
SO Infants Petticoats, Gertrude style:
ruffle finished with fine tucks and hem
stitching; sizes 2 to years. En.
Were 81 each: now ......... OOC
IL Infants Nainsook Dresses, gathered
from neck; skirts finished with deep
hem. neck and sleeves finished with lace
edge; sizes 8 months to 1 year. En-
Were 81 each: now..... wv
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elastic sections, step-ins of all elastic or with
fiat back section, laced-back models in high
grade corsets.
A full size range in the lot but the number
is limited, so better come early.
Corset Section. floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Deodorizer, 15c Pkg.

Special. 36 packages Egyp-
tian Deodorizer. a burning
pastil; pleasantly fragrant.
China Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
St.15 and S1.45
Fur Scarfs, $3.50

Were $50, SIS and $50. 1
beige fox, 2 Hudson seal
(dyed muskrat) Scarfs.
1 Viatka Squirrel
choker. Was SIS; x7.50
now ......-........ w NV
l Wolf Choker. %f2 60
Was $3.50: now. P>S<0O
1 Mink Choker. Spe- EfE
cldl
1 Brown Caracul Jacquette,
with viatka squir-
rel collar. Was Cfnn
$50; now. PbW
Fur Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Tomorrow Extraordinary Sale ass Finest Administer Rugs

place sale 400 of the finest quality and best known
Seamless Administer Rugs made priced remarkably low because
slightly imperfect because they slight
impression skipped uft minor weaving mpeecon that
hard detect and will affect the wearing quality
They have been accumulated for the maker and include all
the and desirable patterns and coo comprising plain
Chinese and Persian Designs blue mulberry sand
gray and tan.
On sale Friday only.
Rg
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Women's Coats. $3.50

Were $3.50. 5 coats: 2
English sports in tan plaid.
mannish models; sizes 3S
and AZ. l in rust mixture,
tailored model. size 3S;
plain pile fabric coats, navy
with gray crepe de chine
Innings, size 3S.
I Sports Check Coat, in
brown. full satin lined;
size 3S. Was $25; &fL E0
now ............ pbOs0O
2 Sports Coats; l with cape
effect and tan crepe lining,
size SO; l plaid tweed, full
crepe lining, size SO.
Were '26 each; $3.50
now ...........-
3 Tan Coats, in Teddy Bear
cloth with red wool trim
mings for little women;
sizes 81 and 35.
We. Were '75 each; $3.50
now
l Black Twill Coat. with
gray brocade lining; size
35. Radically re- CO
yduced Wv
Women's Coat Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Chi1dren's Shoes, $t.75

Radically reduced because Of bro
ken sizes. 81 pairs infants high
and low shoes; patent leather,
patent with white tops, patent
with black kid tops. tan calfskin.
Sizes 3. 51a. s. els. b; 21s. 3,
II pairs Boys Shoes; high and
low; black and tan calfskin; sizes
in lot: 21a. 3 A: az. 3.
II; 4 Al D. Greatly Tf TX
reduced, Psir;.::.a Y'%~
Shoes; patent leather and black
and tan calfskin: sizes llia. 12 B;
i:5s:.5 i:;s; j: +: III p. Greatly SITS
. pairs Children's High white
Lace Shoes: sizes s12. o,
91a, 10la B. Reduced, T1 *
z pairs Growing Girls High
Shoes; black. tan and patent
leather with white tops; sizes in
combined lot: Al. 3. 5i5, s. "A:
s.: e :; e. ;. 3 3; S;,t 81 81 and Sis
is pairs Misses High White
Buckskin Shoes: sizes in lot: -.
13. !. 2 A; 111a. l2. i3, 13n. III
B: 1lla, IS c. Radically Ct TX
TStYd 5sdnsed; pair; stos s.ction ~ ronrtS
floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Mems Oxfords. $8.75

Greatly reduced. Al pairs finest
English o1fords. in tan Scotch
grain and a few pairs tan calf
skin Sizes In combined lot: 8,
o, 9h, 10 b: Z, 8, 0, sl2. 10 I;
6i7, IA, s, sla. Q, a1a, 10 d.
81 pairs Black Calfskln English
O1fords greatly reduced: sizes in
lot: $, Sl3. 10 b; 8, SS-75
SI2. Z, S1a. l0la c. Pair. YS"~
IL pairs Pinehurst Golf OIfords;
sizes / b: Sta c; 6, 61s, Z. 7lg.
&. 10 ID; 7i2 f. Greatly CS TX
reduced. pair. ........
High Shoes; sizes ~. So A; s.
6Is. I, s1a. II b: s. 6h, :. 8. 0.
II c; 8 d. Greatly re- T9 *
duced. pair. rSes~
Mems Shoe Section. Second floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Belgian Chemise, $t.95

AnCIIHSC, pb.10
Were SO and $3.50. II I'm
ported Chemise, camisole
top: daintily embroidered in
Point TurQue and hand
hemstitching; finished with
French fold; sizes 3S, 20 and
a..
s French Envelope Chemise,
OF fine nainsook: strap top;
dafntily hand-embroidered in
rose and orchid and en-
broidery and applicate; sizes
3S, 40 and AZ. Wore g or
81 each; now. ...... %%>/~
Silk Costume Slips, OF satin
and tub silk; camisole style;
tailored; navy and brown;
sizes 36, 40. 40 and
a.. Were SIS and Sc &2 or
each; now ........ T~$< ~
Costume Slips. OF crepe de
chine and satin; tailored;
finished with hemstitching;
camisole top; black and
navy; sizes 36, 40,
~. Were 80 each: cE or
now
Fine Underwear Section, Third foor,
Evening star., 1925-01-01
SPORTS Dresses. $3.50

Half Price. IL Kashmere
Flannel sports Dresses,
straightline. button trim
med: with long sleeves and
V neck; tan, brown and
green.
6 Sports Flannel Blouses:
slip-over models; button
trimmed; tan, brown, cram
berry and rust.
Were SIS each; Go TX
3 2-piece Knitted Suits; slip
over and straight coat
styles: plain and two-tone
colors; tan, gray, green,
orchid and black.
We're $3.50 each; S9.75
no"
7 Knitted Frocks; one
piece, straightline styles;
long or short sleeves; rose,
tan and gray.
Were $29.5O each; G1L E0
Sportswear Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Wo1nen's Underthings

Were 81 and $3.50. 100
Gowns Pajamas, Boomers,
Envelope Chemise, Shirts
and Step-in Drawers; tai
lored or lace and embroidery
trimmed; nainsook, wolfe, ba-
tiste, sateen and muslin, in
flesh, white and peach.
Cotton Underwear Section, Third
floor
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Tomorrow, First Remnant Day Of the New Year
Tee Shirts, S3.95


Were 1915. IL Lightweight,
Brushed Wool Tee Shirts, in
white and black, gray and
blue, blue and white. gray
and black plaid fronts; also
white with black foulard
fronts; / size SO; 2, 3S; 4, 40;
I, ~.
White Sleeveless Sweaters;
I ice wool, 5 rayon; slightly
soiied. Were 1915
no1 noS $3.50 each: $3.95
Tee Shirts; soft, light
weight, brushed wool, in
black and navy; sizes 36 to
46 in the group; ideal for
school and ONCE.
Were 1915 each; S395
now ............ |~s/
Sweater Section Third noor.
Evening star., 1925-01-01

OverbIouses and Tunics

- ~~~~~
$2.95
Were $5.75 and much more.
40 Silk Overblouses and
Tunics, black, tan, maize;
navy wool jersey, striped
silk and white crepe de
chine. Trimmed in contrast
ing shades of rickrack. All
sizes in combined lot; only
one or two of each kind.
IL Extra Size Pongee
Blouses, Tuxedo neck, tuck
front; sizes 48 to
SO. Were 1895 each; &f OK
now .............. Pb.I0
23 Linen Blouses, in orchid,
with white collar, v neck;
and in bleached linen. V
neck. Sizes: 1, "a; 2, Sc; 1,
38; 1, 40; 5, AZ; Z, "A; 6. As.
Were 1895 and x105
more each; now YS~/~
Blouse Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Boys Wash Suits, S1.25

Were 81 so. So Wash Suits, MILDLY
and button-on styles; mostly dark
colors; sizes to 10 years only.
16 pairs Straight Knee Pants;
tweed mixtures; sizes and S
years. We're So. so pair, Ct 1E
now p>.Z0
5S Blouses: mostly white; sizes
z, s, 0, 13 and Il years. Slightly
unused from display. Were 81. so
and 81 each; now
$1.15 and $1.45
% pairs Small Boys Wash Pants;
all are suit pants made of high
grade materials; sizes 2L Ak
TO 10 years. Special. pair, ~S
Boys Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-01

This wonderful opportunity for saving because practically
rug manufacturers have recently made prices yet
despite this secured these rugs great concession are
marking them accordingly.
This sale allows you these famous rugs any in
your home They suitable aso Offices clubs hotels hos
pitals and schools.
IT, looking ahead you the rug them
this year, do not fail to attend this sale
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Very Special Tomorrow
Apiece Glass Console Sets, 81

Several very attractive artistic shapes in decorated glass
variety of colors The best value have
seen at this price Set consists of bowl base and
candesticks Black dark blue, turquoise and light green.
Glassware Section
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Porcelain Egg Cups, SOC

Special. II Decorated Porcelain
Egg Cups.
1S Soup Plates. Were soc 30c
20 Oatmeal Dishes. Were an
60c each; now. WV
81. ! Bu,,er now Dish. Was $3.50
co. now
IL Bread and Butter Plates. *
Were 40c each; now. 80. NV
/ Open Vegetable Dish Was Ct
S1.T5; now. w............... W
1 Meat Dish, s-inch- Was TX
2 Covered Dishes. Were 81 c.
each; now. ............... W.
8 Decorated Tea Tiles,
nickel frame. Special, E0-
cacn wv
1 Canton China Sugar and TE
Cream Set. Special. ....... w
Hand-decorated Fruit
Bowl and Stand. Was CT IN
Sl0i now. TS
3 Decorated China Fruit
Bowls. Were $1.95 each; cf
o Decorated China Mayonnaise
Bowls and Plates. Were o5r
China Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Mems Cashmere
Socks, 75c

DOCKS, /0C
Were 81. 5s pairs fine, medium
weight cashmere socks brown
heather with self and contra sting
colored clocks; sizes 10, 10h, IL
and 11ls.
80 pairs snk an0 Wool Socks:
fancy; full fashioned; size Ct
1o1a. Were $1.50 pair; now pl
16 pairs Mems Wool Golf Hose.
medium weight; brown and green
heather. fancy tops; size OK
Io1s '.........-.-.-... ~
Mems Collar Bags. Ct QE
Were 50 each; now. Wv
IL suits Madras Pajamas; plain
colored lavender and tan; small
size. Were $3.50 each; SfdS
now
% Soft Felt Hats: brown, green
and tan; sizes 61s 10 -. CT 2E
Radically reduced, each. p>sO)
54 Silk Four-in-hand Ties; good
assortment of tterns. En-
Very special. each ... wv
Is pieces Underwear; m edium
weight, natural wool and cotton
mixed. Shirts with long sleeves;
sizes "a. 46, 4s. so: drawers, sizes
30. 32. SO, 3s 40. AZ and
~. Were $3.50 each; cox
now
Mems Furnishings Section,
First floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Infants Shirts, SOC: Were ST

81 cotton and WOOL ap-over styles
long sleeves; sizes months to years
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Girls Slips, $3.50

~~A1 - A>AAk/St Y><|o
Greatly reduced. Is White
Batiste Slips, trimmed with
French embroidery: built-up
shoulder; sizes IL and 16
years.
II pairs Handmade Drawers;
knicker style, with embroid-
cred ruffies; sizes 10 and 12
years. Were $3.50 OK
pair; now ........ ~
pairs Handmade Drawers;
knicker style, embroidery
trimmed; sizes 10 and l2
years. Were 75c pair; az.
8 Girls Sweaters; all wool or
wool and silk; slip-on or
open down front models;
sizes s, IL and 16
years. Greatly re- OK
duced, each h.......... Nv
brio Combinations;
knicker style, embroidered
trimmed; size years. OK
Were s1-50 each: now ~
Girls Furnishings Section, Fourth
floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Cups and Saucers
Special. 15c

90 Dozen Decorated Imported Tea
cups and Saucers OF thin china in
the popular ovide shape.
China Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-01
Toilet Tissue, 85c Doz.

Special. 800 rolls good quail
ity Toilet Tissue, 1.000-sheet
rolls.
Housewares Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1925-01-01

Marquisette Curtains
81 Pair
Very special. 100 pairs
Ruf1ed Marquisette Curtains,
in neat checked pattern;
white; tie-backs included;
"a yards long.
Cretonnes. r a y on, Nets.
Voiles and other drapery and
upholstery fabrics, IN short
lengths, suitable for many
uses. Now
1Is to II Less
Curtain Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15
COTTON FUTURES
HOLD FIRM TODAY
Better Demand Develops in
Market-Changes in Quo
tations Small.
By thu Annotated Press.

By thu Associated Press.
NEW YORK, December 15,-Cotton
futures opened steady. January,
1881; March, 1878; May, 1855: July,
1925; October, 1888. The market
opened steady today. with prices rang
ing 8 points lower to 8 points higher.
Near months were relatively easy
under overnight selling orders from
the South and some further commits
sion house liquidation. Demand devel-
oped as the call progressed however,
and the general market was steady
after the initial offerings had been
absorbed. January advanced to 1857
and March to 1887, or about 8 to II
points net higher.
Covering by recent sellers, together
with sympathetic fixing for the trade
and commission house buying, contin-
ued to hold the market firm, and
prices were within 3 or points of
the best at the end OF the first half
hour. Private reports pointed to gin
nings to 14,740,000 bales to Deem
Der ID. which were considered fully
up to expectations. based on the last
Government estimate OF the crop.
New Orleans Quotations.
NEW ORLEANS. December IS
Cotton futures opened steady. De-
cember. 1858; January. 1855; March,
1919; May, 1894; July, 1916; Oc-
tober. 1920. The market opened
steady due largely to rainy weather
and Liverpool cables proving about
as due. A rumor and prominent
Southern authority estimating the GIN
nings to December 13 at 14.72o 900
bales, or $4,000 bales for the last
period. checked the advancing tend
ency Of values and prices eased off a
few points from the highs. Prospects
for better weather in the West also
helped the tone.
Cotton Values at Noon.
NEW YORK. December Is CP.-
Cotton futures. 11:45 am, bids steady.
January. 1888; March, 1903; May,
1885; July. 1853: October, 1903
NEW ORLEANS, December IS
CP).-Cotton futures, noon bids, steady.
December, 1898; January. 1898;
March, 1916; May. 1922: July. 1894;
October. l7.42
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15
Have You Been Stung YETI

Some men have to get stung good
and hard before they learn to be eau
tious in making investments. Before
you invest-investigate,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office

fecting the excellent earnings of the
company and the possibility of large
distributions to shareholders. Imperial
Oil of Canada came in for attention,
and the demand for South American
issues. notably both classes of Lago.
Columbia and Mexican Panuco. showed
no signs of abatement.
In view of the demoralized condition
of the raw sugar market, the strength
in Faiardo Sugar was noteworthy. 1t
changed hands at IA, compared with
the previous final of 1879.
The action of radio stocks was most
disappointing to those who have been
holding on with the hope that the
market would respond to reports that
the industry had recovered from the
depression resulting from the period Of
price competition. Ware, Music Mas
ter. Freshman, Jones and Thermoidyne
were all offered freely around their
lows of all time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15
Washington Stock Exchange

Potomac Elec. Pow. Is '41-s1 900 at
Car;tal Traction Colo at 1902.
Potomac Elec Pow: rfd"o3 at 1o4%,
s2I,' 10 at sP' 72f5 ia at 7as.. 10 at. a.
. al - 10 az 73S. 10 at - y 10 al
S3H 100 at "a.
Lanston, Monotype-4 at 81. 10 at s4E.
10 at S41.
Merchants Transfer Storage Colo at
Mergenthaler Iinotype-1o at 1872
National Mtee. & Invest pfd.-3O at sK
30 at 9h.
AFTER GALL.
Mergenthaler Linotype-1o at 1872. 10 At
1921 10 at 1921
Capital C. atsns Tpaoi ton 6Fsb 900 at esa "a
20 at 90.
Washington Gas Iight-15 at "a 10 at
~. at "a 80 at "a. 10 at "a 10 at "a.
Potomac Efec: cons. $50 900 at 100.
Washington Gas 5s-S300 at 9sA
Noney-Call loans 5 and per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15
BANKERS RUSHING new
ISSUES ONTO MARKET

NEW YORK, December Is R-
Looking forward to the reinvestment
demand which normally asserts itself
around the first of the year, bankers
are pushing a large number of at
tractive new bond issues on the mar
ket. The volume of offerings Is ex-
pected to continue heavy for the rest
of December, with the prospect that
dealers shelves will hold an assert
ment Of wares to replace January ma
TURTLES and absorb large dividend and
interest payments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15
BY WILLIAM F.. HEFFERNAN,

NEW YORK, December 15.--In the
absence of any constructive develop
ments in the outside news, the general
body of stocks on the Curb Exchange
today moved over narrow range
but with the upward tendency still
predominant Several specialties
among the oils. however. in which
important developments are pending
rose rather sharply, but these were
exceptions.
Rumors were persistent that the
Standard Oil of New Jersey would
make an offer to Humble stockholders
for the purchase of Humble Oil. But
it was generally felt that an offer OF
two Standard Of New Jersey for one
of Humble would not be accepted.
Humble went into new high ground
with the demand greater than at any
other time. Vacuum Oil continued a
feature. the buying at new highs re-
NEW YORK. December 15.-Fol-
lowing is an official list of bonds and
stocks traded in on the New York
Curb Market today:
Sales In BONDS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15
BUSINESS TOPICS.

McCOMB. Miss, December Is fSpe-
ciaD.-The Atlas Educational Film
Corporation has purchased 10000
acres of cut-over pine lands In Wal
thall and Marion Counties. near here
from the Enochs family, and Will di-
vide the land into small farms for
colonization purposes.
DELAWARE, Ohio, December Is
SpeciaD.-Because of the heavy in
crease in its freight business, the Big
Four Railroad is engaged in rela wing
it's tracks with 90-pound rails between
Springfield and Delaware.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15
LEAD STOCKS INCREASE.

NEW YORK. December Is R.-
Stocks of antimony and refined lead
as reported by United States and Mex
lean members Of the American Blu
reau Of Metal Statistics on December
/, totaled 1880 tons. against 1909
tons on November l.
Evening star., 1925-11-11

the front destined become the Social Capital
OF the South
Golf Courses for round pay-private Beaches-Waer
and the Open Sea for year-round yachting-Ten-
mis- Courts-a Polo and Flying Fied-w unite with
the rest to make this an all year sportsland.
Homes house gem Of beauty Natures favored
ting-wi make this the Southern homeland 90
There's office you where full information may be OBJ
tanned and reservations made in this pre- development
period which favors most men and women of vision
who seek opportunity for investment of choice of
Evening star., 1925-11-11

Here the Golden Sands of Foridas East stretch
broken for more than two miles High above the strand
the oveest stretch of unduatng terrain in all Florida
reaches back across crystal lakes and winding
ways, to furnish site ideal for such city.
Wide and beautiful bouevars from 90 to 2lO feet
wide are taking their paces-pam arcEed and flower
bordered-to cradle the canals which shall bring to
BOCA RATION the charm of old Venice
The CLOSTER is nearing completion and like gem of
beauty from Andausia in a New World setting, the
ClOlSTER will soon receive its first guests. magnih-
cent RITZ-CARLTON HOTEL will then arise
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-02
Amateur Radio Keeps
BOWdOin i'm Home Touch
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Especial to Kennebec JournaD
Hartford, Conn, July 1.-Amateur
radio is already fulfilling its mission
as the only link between the Navy
Macmillan expedition to the far
north and the homeland. Member
stations of the American Radio Re-
lay League in Alabama, Illinois,
New. York and Pennsylvania have
already communicated with WNP,
radio station of the Bowdoin, flag
ship of the expedition, and the val
liable data on reception which Is
sent back through the air to John l..
Reinartz, operator of the station, is
expected to help clear up the diff
culties which beset the last Macmil-
Ian expedition.
AS soon as the observation work
of the expedition gets under way the
dispatches of Donald B. Macmillan
to the National Geographic Society
are to be sent regularly to member
stations of the American Radio Re-
lay Leagues in accordance with the
plans perfected between Mr.. Rein
artz and the officials of the League
in this city. These dispatches, 1t is
hoped. will be handled by a large
number of stations from coast to
coast, and the problems Of reception
at this end will be largely cleared up
! by the constant tests now under way.
The present work of WNP is be-
ing handled at about 40 meters and
it is the intention of Mr.. Reinartz to
I shade downward until he reaches a
! wavelength that gives the greatest
! satisfaction in the continual daylight
which the expedition will soon en-
7 counter. Reports from U. s. ANA
teurs have been received at League
| headquarters here.