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Golf Bags for the
Sportsman

White Elk Leather Golf Bag trimmed
with genuine seal. A bag that will
lend atmosphere" to his game. $3.50
One of Japanese Hemp, $3.50.
Canvas Golf Bags, that golfers will
be proud to own and gift-givers proud
to present. ....... So TO ~lo
Golf Sets. consisting of three irons,
one wood club and 3-stay canvas
bag ............ .SiO
Silver King Golf Balls; set of six in
Christmas box. SO
Box of one dozen, $12.
U. S. Royal Golf Balls, in Humidor
box which can be used for cigars. Six
box size .................. $3.50
Twelve-box size, $3.50.
SPORTING GooDs, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Gifts Of Leather
In Many Varieties

Gig ar Case of ostrich
leather, holds six cigars, So.
Other cases, $3.50 to So.
Tobacco Pouches for the
"pipe lover" Of soft calf
skin. with rubber lining,
$3.50. OF h er Pouches,
$3.50 to So.
Armchair Ash Tray-im.
ported, metal cup and f1ex-
ible leather holder, $3.50.
Embossed Leather T ie
Cases make fine travelling
companions. Two brass
racks accommodate many
ties, $3.50. Other Tie
Cases, $12 to SIS.
LEATHER Goops, FIRST FLOOR.
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Handkerchief Cases; a gift
for the man who travels;
made of goatskin, So. Other
Cases from So to SIS.
Leather Keytainers save
wear on pockets. Style
sketched has six key hooks,
Csc. Other Keytainers, Soc
to 81.
Pin Seal Leather Billfolds,
three-fofd style, with iden-
tihcation case, small change
section and card case. 81.
Other Billfolds, ST to SIS.
Cigarette Case of seal
leather, holds full-size pack
of cigarettes. So. Other
Cases, So to SO.
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Ronson Delight
Lighters, $4'a5
a smokers delight"

A recipient of one of these lighters
will always remember your thought
fulness with each flicker of light that
springs UP when he lights his cigar
cite. Covered in red, green, blue, black
or tan leatherette with monogram
shield.
Other styles illustrated, 81 and $3.50
SMOKING ACCESSORIES, FIRST FLOOR
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Other Gift Suggestions
From the Mems SfOre-SecOnd FIOO

From the Mems Sfore-Sec0nd Floor
Light Tan Buckskn Gloves dark brown leather edged and
trimmed with stitching, S. Other Gloves, So to SO.
initiated Buckle and Watch Chain Sets sterling silver S.
Other Sets, 81 to SO.
Intersection Novelty Belts of genuine alligator in light tan %
Other Belts 81 to SIS.
Silk Lounging Paamas with military collar, $18.
Other Paamas $3.50 to SIS.
Fancy Coored Shirts neckband style with collar match So.
Other Shirts, 81 to So
roRES SEco FLOOR. I.
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Mems Brocaded Rayon Gowns, SIS

he does not have dressing gown here is gift that will win
his approval because during his leisure hours he will find that
is real necessity beautiful gown of brocaded matelasse
(rayon) with satin collar and cuffs and silk lined throughout
Striped Flannel Dressing Gowns weight
You will find the congs very
Others, $40 o $25
Blanket Robes in soft heecy finishes Checked
striped patterns in bright subdued $10
Imported Flannel Gowns of medium flannel good
rety of exclusive patterns $50 Others to SIS.
FLOOR
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Mems French Silk SQUARE Scarfs, SO
MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.

For those who do not know what give him for ChrstmasNew
Imported Silk Square Scarfs from France in subdued ar
monous coorng These carfs the for who
discriminating in their tastes.
NEN'ss SECOND
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Mems Pure Wool Sweaters, IS

Nothing will please outdoor thoroughly than
of these pure wool For the who hunts hikes
camps neck style the but for the
who plays golf demand In
plain coors fancy patterns many color combinations.
Heavy Shaker Knit Coat Sweaters; plain colors, $0
Other Sweaters from SIS to SIS.
NEENsS SECOND FLOOR
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Luggage for the
Traveller

Gladstone Bag of top grain cowhide,
in russet and brown. Sizes p, "a and
26 inches. An ideal gift for a
man ................... $3.50
Others $3.50 to SOS.
Travelling Bags of top grain cowhide,
with double handle Strong and sturdy.
Of size every man needs for a
short trip. ................ $3.50
Others $50 to $45.
Fitted Rolls or Dressing Cases of
beautiful feathers. Convenient
size $3.50
Others $3.50 to $50.
Overnite Brief Bags, in brief case
shape, with compartment for toilet
articles and overnite things. Light
weight and small, but very man
nish $3.50
LUGGAGE, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Mems New Fancy Hose, 81

Really hose-of silk and Isle silk and ayo-in quality
that unusually good The patterns in vertical stripes
pads and clocks be chosen Several pairs Of these will make
any appreciated gift.
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Mems Silk Four-in-Hand Ties, $3.50

No has many tieseven if his rack full
watch how his light Christmas time when he
tie Here ties both bright and ubded stripes and patterns
Other Ties from ST. $o Bow Ties, ST. $3.50
SEco
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"Te1emac" Trench Raincoats, SITS
Specially Priced

Due to advantageous purchase and the fact that these would
make very appreciated gift any man. offering just Is
of the English Teemac Rancoas this low price for
rows selling Doubebreaed Trench model with leather but
belt buckle Fully guaranteed for two years of service
All sizes "a to A.
N STORE,
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Mems Wool House Coats, $3.50

gift that almost every would choose for himself The
skeched plain gray with black and white plaid collar cuffs
lining
Bocaded House Coat silk lined cuffs $2
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Imported Wool, and Silk-and-Woo1
Hose. 81 and $3.50

In time for Christmas giving these New Imported Hose in pat
sold exclusively here change from the pronounced
patterns of former finds smaller and
coorings subdued.
Other Wool Wool-Mixed Hose, ST. and
Other Pure Wool Hose So. So. so and So.
Mems Imported Wool Golf Hose $40 pair
Other Golf Hose So to $40.
MEMS sSroRESE Floor
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Mems 7 an Kid House S1ippers, 81

To make comfortable is the easiest way please him.
gift of these Opera Everett Slippers will always bring back
memories of the gver Full kid lining leather soe and rubber
heels.
Tan and Black Kid Opera Slippers with leather soes and heels S.
Daniel Green Leather Comfy Slippers blue calf felt
lined $375.
MENsS sSroRESE Floor
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Gifts Of Formal Haberdashery
From the MEMS Nf0re-Hec0nd Floor

Black Silk Dress Ties plain MORE effects ST. $50 and ST.
Complete Sets of Dress Jewelry, $3.50 to SIS.
Stiff Bosom Dress Shirts, twosud style, $3.50.
Others $3.50, So and SIS.
Black Silk Hose, with embroidered clocks, So.
Other Hose $t.50
Gray Mocha Gloves, smart fitting, $3.50 and $4.5O
Patent Colt Oxford plain toe lightweight leather sole and heel
SO.
Dull Calf Oxord plain toe lightweight flexible leather sole
heel $40.
Patent Leather Pumps lightweight leather sole and heel ST.
MEMS sSroRESE SEcoNp pF1ooR
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A Store Wide Selection of Useful Gifts for Men
Cuff Links
are lasting remembrances

are lasting remembrances
They are not only acceptable, but ex-
tremely welcome to the man of taste.
A pair Of cuff links selected from the
list below will be greatly appreciated
by any man.
Mems AK White Gold Cuff Links,
$2S, $50, $32.
Mems AK. Enamel and Gold Cuff
Links, $16, $40.
Mems AK. White and Green Gold
Cuff Links, $40, $12.
Mems AK. Green and White Gold
Cuff Links, SIS.
Mems 10-k. Gold Cuff Links, $3.50, SIS.
Mems Sterling Silver Cuff Links, ST.
FINE JEwELRY, FIRST FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
PREDICTS HOOVER
| WILL SWEEP MAINE
Gov. Baxter Says State Will
Show 10000 Majority
September 10.

~ tbs Associated Press,
SPARKS. New. August Gov
fercivsl r. Baxter of Maine today pre-
6icted that his state would roll up q
aiority Of more than 10000 votes for
Hoover and Curtis IN its general elec-
ton on September 10.
The governor. EN- raiote 10 Palo Alto
for Hoover'S formal notification. de-
eiared Maine would continue 10 serve
As = political barometer for the Nation,
hn6 would demonstrate that the East
would remain Stanclily Republican,
In A statement issued on the west
bound train. he said;
Maine is the one state 10 hold a
September election. On September 10
VI elect a United States Senator. four
REPRESENTATIVES and a governor.
The relative condition Of both
parties in the state is normal and the
test would be a fair one. The Demo-
Gratis are engaged in their most active
ans best financed campaign in IS years.
A 10000 Republican majority in
Maine will be sure sign that the Fast
Is for Hoover and Curtis, and that
Democratic argument and Smith pic
tureSoueneSS make no appeal TO Re-
puhlicsnS Of New England
,Iourneying westward on the same
train was Senator Moses Of New Harnp-
shire. permanent chairman Of the Re-
publican convention at Kansas City.
who will formally advise Mr.. Hoover OF
his selection as the standard bearer.
Senator Moses expressed confidence
that the outcome Of the campaign
would demonstrate the peoples desire
for a continuance Of the Republican
regime. and said that campaign plans
already were far advanced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
SMITH TO Be OPPOSED
BY SOUTHERN w. c. T. U.
Vigorous Campaign in support Of
Prohibition Announced at
Chattanooga Meeting.

n IRE Associated Press
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. August g.
a vigorous campaign in support OF the
principles Of prohibition and for the
election Of dry nominees for all ofiees
In the November elections was recon-
naended yesterday by Southern presi-
dents Of the Woman's Christian Tenn
peranee Union In session here.
Tbs action was taken in adopting
khe report of ths findings COMMITTEES.
We believe that with Alfred Z.
Smith as President there would be an
immediate mobilization for repeal OF
zrrchihition. the findings said. I'VE
Believe the campaign tactics Of the wet
leadership Of the Democratic party Is
nov directed toward reconciling the
dry South 70 a modification or multi
ncation Of prohibition. This is appar-
ent in the appointment as campaign
manager Of John j Raskob. one OF
the leaders OF the Association Against
the Prohibition Amendment who has
upeniv stated, Il see an opportunity
q performing some constructive serv-
See bv helping relieve the country OF
che damnable sfhicticn Of prohibition :"
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leader. who In recent years had been
one OF Smiths stanchest supporters.
SIMPLE RITES PLANNED.
Family Requests Flowers he Omitted;
Intinates Are PalIbcsrcrs.

Family Requests Flowers he Omitted:
Intinnates Are Palibcsrcrs.
~ the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. August 9.--Severely simple
funeral services. the kind George r.
Brennan himself might have arranged,
will be conducted tomorrow for the
man upon whom Illinois Democrats
had pinned their hopes for leadership
In the present State and National cam
paign.
A private service at the home and
services at church have been planned.
The family requested that there be
no floral tributes.
rallbearers have been chosen from
among the men with whom Mr.. Brep-
nan was closely associated by ties OF
friendship. politics and business. Two
of the pallbearers will be police cap
tains-Daniel Gilbert and Richard p.
Gill who we're close friends OF Mr..
Brennan. Two others. George Fitzger-
aid and John Scullans are cousins.
Michael Igoe and Fred C, Hatchel, the
other palsbearers. we're closely allied
with MIR. Brennan in politics and bust
ness, respectively
It is Igoe whose name has been
most frequently suggested in all discus
sions concerning a successor To the
leadership of Illinois Democrats. Bren-
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FLORIDA DRY GROUP
PLANS ANTl.SMlTH DRIVE
Clubs TO Oppose Governor in Every
Precinct Urged After Bishop
Cannon Speaks.

~ the Associated Press.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. August q
The Anti-Saloon League and the
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Of Florida will carry on an anti-Smith
campaign in the State, according TO
resolution adopted at meeting here
yesterday of opponents of the Democratic
presidential nominee.
Organization Of anti-Smith clubs in
every voting precinct in the State is
proposed in the resolution, with those
participating being urged to support
Herbert Hoover. the Republican noni-
nee.
More than 800 persons attending the
meeting heard Bishop James Cannon of
the Methodist Episcopal Church South
attack the wet, straight Democratic
newspapers" and urge organization OF
the dry forces TO defeat Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
SMITH TO ATTEND
BRENNAN FUNERAL
Governor Suspends Work on
Acceptance Speech to Hon.
or Dead Supporter.
nr the Associated Press

~ INV NNHbNEANeN PFeSS,
ALBANY, N. Y, August Gov.
Smith has decided to 80 to Chicago to
attend the funeral Of George E. Bren-
nan.
II is the intention Of the Democratic
presidential nominee to leave for the
West this evening on the Twentieth
Century Limited, which would put him
In Chicago at 9:4S am. Central time>
tomorrow He plans to return to Al
banv tomorrow night.
The governor decided to drop work on
his acceptance speech to be present at
the funeral OF the Illinois Democratic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
YOUNG DEMOCRATS
UNITE IN GEORGIA
Pledge Support of Ticket without
eservation"--Hear Po-
litical Speeches.

az the Associated Press.
ATLANTA. August Support with
out reservation" Of the Democratic
nominees for President and Vice Presi-
dent was pledged last night in resolu-
tons adopted at the organization meet
ing of the Young Mems Democratic
League OF Georgia, which was ad-
dressed by number Of party leaders
Among the speakers were former
Senator Smith. last living member of
President Cleveland'S cabinet; former
Gov. Thomas Hardwick. Clark Howell,
Sr.. editor and publisher OF the Atlanta
Constitution; Mai, John S. Cohen, edi-
tor of the Atlanta Journal and national
committeeman from Georgia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
Teatherwood Victory Seen.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, August .
tPr. Representative Elmer o. feather
wood was virtually assured the Re-
publican nomination to succeed him.
self when his slate of delegates was
elected in the second congressional
district to the State congressional con-
vention last night His delegation was
chosen over delegates favorable to
Mayor John L. Booth of American
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
Completes DR.. Barrett Canvas.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. August g.
Mrs Olaf Saugstad. an artist, living In
Fairfax County, has completed a life
size portrait Of the late DR.. Kate Waller
Barrett. which she will present TO the
Daughters of the American Revolution
to be placed In the library at william
and Mary College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
DEMOCRATS INVADE WEST

DENVER. Cole. August 0 Up
westerr, region headquarters Of the
Democratic national committee win be
opened In Salt Lake City Monday.
FRED W. johnson Of Rock Springs.
Swyo.. Western regional manager OF the
Enith- Robinson campaign, announced
here yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
GEORGETOWN TO SING.
Second Program of Season to BE
Held in Park Tonight.

Georgetowns second community sing
ing evening will be held at o'clock
tonight In Montrose Park. Thirty-nrst
and r streets. More than 300 attended
the first sing Friday. July 81.
William r. pierson will lead the group
singing and these soloists will be heard :;
Bill and Christie. radio performers
Yeomans and Mcclure ukulele and song
entertainers. and Miss Janet Coon,
novelty whistler.
This Is the fifth year Of this series.
which is arranged by small group OF
Georgetown citizens
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nan Is said to have expressed q wish
that Igoe succeed him.
There was some sentiment favoring
a plan by which the destinies Of the
party In Illinois would be directed by
a group rather than an individual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-09
MRS. ROSS IN NEW YORK.
wormer Wyoming Governor Ready
te Begin Work for Democrats.

NEW YORK. August 9, tP.-Mrs.
Nellie Tayioer Ross. fcrTnef Governor
q wyoming. arrived here today TO
besin her work IS vice chairman OF
tins Democratic national committee.
declaring she had naver felt more
earguine' as to the outcome OF Q pc-
Iitteal situation.
Mrs. Ross said she would work from
che Democratic national headquarters
&n whatever assignment the committee
gives her
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-25
Automobiles for Sale

We have the most complete line
of used cars in town. Prices were
never lower. Terms or trade.
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Suburban for Sale
Reol Estate Wanted
Farms Wanted

OWNER-Small single or double. Must
be bargain. Box G 891, Times
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We will pay the best price. Oh. 1892.
KITCHEN cabinet, dresser and rugs. VIII
pay cash. Must be in good condition.
Call Riley 2772.
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Radio Equipment
Barter and Swop
Money to. Loan

PLAYER PIANO-Slightly used. Take any
thing Of value or S. down, balance pay
ment. Ia. 1921.
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wonderfully good tires. This car has
not been used much in the past year as
the owner has been in the hospital. This
will make some one a wonderful buy.
Small down payment. balance payments
direct to us. MARION CHEVROLET
COMPANY, 1040 N: Meridian st. Ii. 1851.
Open evenings and Sundays
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FOR SALE OR TRAp 81 County
properties. Write or phone A. w. REY-
NOLDS. Fishers. Ind.
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lock wheel, new paint, good condition;
good reason for selling. A bargain. Can
arrange terms Call Ra 1892
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coupe; new duco fin
ish. oversize balloon tires, looks and runs
fine: real bargain and on easy terms.
HARE CHEVROLET CO. 525 E. Wash.
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CHEVROLET-1925 touring balloon tires,
good finish, looks and runs good. real
bargain. Eas yterms. HARE CHEVRO-
LET CO., SIS E. Washington.
1927 CHEVROLET LANDAU sEDAN-spe-
cial Duco Job, bumpers. snubbers, spare
tire. road light. Has been driven about
5000 miles Small down payment, ball
ance payments direct to US. MARION
CHEVROLET COMPANY, 1040 N. Merid-
ian st. Lii. 1851. Open evenings and
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Houses for Sale
A REAL BUY"
$3.35O.OO
CAN YOU BEAT THIS?
500 DOWN PAYMENT

Tive-room modern bungalow with side
drive. to double garage. house newly pa
oS e eoanPP a%es va Eas Desirable 2a ca
j. A. DIDWAY Ma 0792
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Miscellaneous Wanted

HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus clothing
furniture, magazines. papert will help
US to help others. Salvation Army Indus
127 w. Georgia
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-17
DRUG TRAFFIC
BY DR.. Frank Crane

TNOOTLEGGNG is that is applied traffic any
IN illicit material The mostly connection with
the unlawful sale of liquor since the Eighteenth Amendment
1t large and nourishing business however, before
the prohibition of alcoholic liquors. and is still considerable
There certain things that people to that
injurious to their health and dangerous society Appealing
personal liberty they claim they have perfect right to do these
things There such thing absolute liberty
orderly society Civilization rests the that
certain personal liberties for the good.
People think that they have perfect right lotteries
but the Government properly prohibits them from doing this
the net result of lottery is loss and misery
think they have right opium heroin and
desire and it nobodys business But enlightened Govern
men that the effect of procuring these drugs aud using them
freely is deplorable in the extreme.
There annual of about sixteen thousand tons Of
while three hundred and fifty
for medical and scientific purposes.
Many attempts made this nefarious traffic.
but the greed of those who make tremendous profits in it
stronger than government
China declaring determination of
the from which proued within The
Republic of China 1918 made $360OO0O0 bonfire of all the
opium could get hold Of but the greed of too strong
too much money to be made in opium smuggling.
United States withdrew the last international confer
Genoa because there world limiting
the traffic of narcotic drugs
the growth of the poppy
Hence recent writer h blooms freely and
its domain especially China Turkey Persia and
India and the plant, originally native South America,
spreading its roots in the soil of Ceylon, Japan
out of derivatives"
So long business is profitable
utterly regardless of human wreckage
Copyright Mcclure
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John Coolidge and His Secret
Service Companion

ToHN COOLIDGE. white collar worker Tor the
New Haven railroad enjoys the distinction of being the
only employee in the country to nave tne
nf 4 secret service operative
further unique thing that john red blooded young
ser doesn't want this protection although he on good
tes with his secret service companon Johns father doesn't
relish the proposition the criticisms which it aronses
and Congress has disposed to object but doen do it.
The whole responsibility for the assignment Of secret
service detective to John Coodges protection assumed
BY head Of the secret service bureau who has told his
gupeOrs and influential congressman that he has good and
sufficient reasons" for his action
Appropriation acts under which the secret service bureau
functions limit the bureaus activities to the countereiting
field Treasury matters to the protection Of the mmedi
family of the President and to the protection OF the
Presidentelect.
So long the chief Of the secret service believes he is
justified in keeping operative with John, the Of the
President will have to bear up under the infliction
The Government detective isn't going to interfere with
John Cooldges courtship Of fine Connecticut girl and
John always remember that President Of the United
States courted and married his egmable and beloved wife,
although dscreety raled by secret service ct all times