kl
w mm- prognm and to v
. . l 'o till 3 induce cordial r5335»; crvcmnon
.«on in A time: little Wmc a
.llfm uh f u! it now member ntierrf‘Jzkxag'ng:
..xmml the- appalling coiling-p program. nfl'
_ ,, ,.. mini "it taken a woman wlth a nitrous;
r lug ‘ bark and 3 Weak end. I am sorry
,, "Mg! haven't the I um! I am glad I
”mm. l hoven't the men , so I consider my-
,” 3mm 1.9M! oxompt.” M
‘ .,_,_.‘..,,m. r! lint all Inch remarks nro met by
r ,1, by ; rebukes from. tho wives of member:
v {or congressional standing. "You
‘ should make your calls" is their ul-
lilmntum. “Your hut-band‘s political
future may bu largely intluonced by
1%.” ”W gyour observance or the social pro-
‘it th-- ‘ pr‘””"' "
$ v.2 m“... Hut evontl rcpenlodl y show 39-
,1i«!vlous collars that it roally doesn’t
Thw matttr poll tally. Howevnr. otter
”up . "n" Reta owe the feeling 0! being a.
. il “n.” porrh- cllmbor and acquires the habit
r . 5:...“ 0' dashlnx from door to door dis-
. lrihuting \lsiting cards uke handbills
the exercise becomes rather lusci-
Um
Question 0! mm
The question of prflcmlflnce is vital
n \V’ nshjnglon society. For instance.
fa. sonatnr outmnks a cabinet mem-
'lwr. 'hocansu the Senate
_ . rabinvt appointment!
‘ . Hi" lumir:
' sh. (‘npttnl Thurs in oven 3 senior-
. l'v or a: :mm as to time or a-lmiulon
T‘n n lhw lnlon Tho new congreg—
4 lull. ll hrru’V-ss 513mm! run/I with pray-
‘ “or and fasting. "How in Shim- in So-
“ 4‘lt‘l). Will) it [{vy to Social Proced-
tnm-J' At hum-2 thv» now congress-
mun'u Wif-i
"l-r rich? hand and the doctor at
" , hvr 3-4: HI la slump 3m! Koala) and
m‘zws 'hnir rvspvcliw wlw-n in aimi-
.vr pus-itinnn at the orhvr and of the
‘JI/l" "ax? to ill-e lwad of the home,
< Mm lilo lnwyvr, tho, lmnknr and tho.
minor and their wivns shuffled on
S IIHU
33mm 11
91~'hl0rily
ml Hut
It'll
V r wwh side of the labltr-~and all is
" w. 1:.
w'yf‘I‘ffl iIn W'ashington the social expert.
_7 Yxnnlnl Mr. (‘nok of the State Doparfmvnt.
‘IL ‘ . .
. .. I” when”! be consulted if sevvral "hit—
wmq" aro on the gunst list. The
I‘LL-'9 Justice 0! the: Suprnme Court
'nu'rnnks the Vice Prnsidenf.
Snmke‘r of the House of Representa-
tnns ranks no)“ to The Vice Prenio
door. If
Mining: :1? dinner the
_ i would ink” prom-«lance own" all am-
‘fimnmlurs present. and. View vcrsa.
fir” lhn- (‘h’wf Justice is host the am—
l newmlors haw the hizlwr scat
t: um. 1) H10 “thus of 1“ official: share;
vlu ir rank
Th‘! ellqvlf‘lfc nf drnsx
nrnv" positron-oils to
.,~ zrnssmnn‘s wlfu. She was sure. when
».-h~ luft, home that her wardrobe was
llw last cry in lhincs sartorial. but
’dlth is not so confident nfhtr :1 few
vaks in \Vashinmon. Hv-r garments
? :iru cnml and vrartical—lmt are they
. 'm- \02W"? She is \‘3:u-~ about the
2., x'ruzvpg
. " 'l'h
”.15..
fl 3:3. .._
»‘~~l3
rn may be ronrt vlrnss for (or-
. l mul fill’lf'tifln In W'anhinnlon. but for
11w ultrrnoon untn-rtrtin’mvnts :i gun-3t
' 4 mm; «our anything from n Strictly
minor-mm!» outfit in velvet and sad-
Thv bum r-lfog; at the Main
* llrnrrmnkflr jar-atlas the Faculty
without. {war or favor.
Ms.
Sirnv
mmlvl
The Railroads.
'.:.i:; Among the factors constituting
bus-:5 (or continued prosperity
mmn is more fundamental than ada-
milrond service. states the
.:< currvnt issue at the Guaranty Sur-
published by the Guaranty
Trust Company or New York.
railroads have attain-hi now
I: " I’lfivzlc'ncy this year. in recent
months they have moved an un're-
‘« rv-lunrml volume or commoditins
" and. instvxui or emborgous and a
allor'ane n! equipment. the-rt: his
mum. at the peak of the fail
rnm'umvnz. a surplus of availab'o
'ur rum.
"u'u‘ ll'lél‘c'
\v'I,
uvr‘l‘.
. n... p
l‘.ILan'
ro-svntn-i by tho: prompt movement
at this record traffic was made pos-
ilhle by recent heavy expenditures
.tm' rncairs and {or expansion of
runway facilities. in anticipation of
*lm growth in the country's trans-~
portation requiremnms. This extra-
nr-iinary outlay has been made in
amtordunce with a comprehensive
. 1- - p‘un formulated early in the year ty
-=‘.’ "xecutivvs oi’ the railway companies
'1‘“qu who lorr-znw the larzu traffic de-
nnw worlds of the, summer and (all.
l‘mspxtc thiacrecnrd of increasing
‘5‘!" ’ ufiiciemzy on the one hand. and con—
,l‘mux’ng inadequate carninnson the
~mrhvr. the agitation for rmiuction ‘n
.mtw-a ponisls. especially in rates on
firm pronlnm3
“-fl( . S FRIEND QUI’I‘S-_fl~
\. \ llNi. DAISIES T0 PEDDLE 'EM
confirm-
in;
principle or social life at:
placvs tho rlrt-tu‘har at"
The.
The high dugree of efficiency rep-A
information Reaches
'twg companie- operate in the ter-
?
!
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an ambassador in enter-l House Appropriations
Chief Justice:
gross to the
Washington That
Ahhnmamefll'h-y
fol-Project
WASHINGTON, Dec. 21—Hour;
Ford will have opponitton when his
new bid for Muscle ,3}: is is .rub-
mitted to the War De em and
Congress. it was revuled here to-
any.
Information has reached Wxsh-
Ington that a joint. bid for the big
Tenneaee River power project
will be submitted by the Alabama
Power Company and the Tennessee
ritory of Alabama. and Tennessee
that would be served directly by the
Muscle Shoals development.
They 33:0 hnva physical connec-‘
tions with the Georgia. Railway &
Poirer Company and through it witn x
the Southern Power Company, oper- l
sting in Georgia 3nd the Carolinas.
The Alabama company. Which rc-I
cently purchased the Gorgas steam:
plant and transmlesion lines. which
Ford sought in his original bid. was
a. bidder for Muscle Shoals last year
atter Ford had submitted his often;
The Tennessee company l3 3 new:
(actor in bidding for Muscle Shoals.=
One of the strongabjections raised
to the Alabama. company by memy
her: of Congreu has been that it to?
controlled by British capital through 1
Canadian bondholders. in this new'
plan to submit a point bid with the .
Tennessee company a move is seen
partially to get round this foreign
ownership objection. — _
Should the Alabnma and ”'“l,nfiS—:
nee companies obtain Muscle Shoals. ‘-
i: would create a. virtual power
monopoly throughout the lnri'~v‘m1
section at the Southeast. in the
opinion of many members or Cm-
grass.
Representative Byrns. of
see. ranking Democrat
Tcnnes— =
on ' ie
Committee. :
raised his objection in the last C‘om.
Alabama. comnnny's
. proposzus.
311-,
ijilgely to.
the now conoz
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rim 3
levels .‘
. Would Sen Power.
'Senator Shields. of Tenhcsstle.
_tather of the present Federal rower é
Commlnion legislation. «as . pro- .
vocal that any lease of Muscle;
Shoals require that 3' my WT“!
over that required
lacture of nitrates or
sold for power and
poses throughout the
Tennessm: territory.
Ecompanies controlling 11;.)
gtinz systems in thosn
“.
under the Shields prnprsnu
less or whether til-5y or Furl
2 Muscle Shoals.
Can you imagine anything more ‘marka : low closinfi’.
uxnrious or lumen”. if you
1‘
‘he left of this illnstrnt'ion. A tut-l
An unusual and stunning eve-
nluse, than the neghgee shown on ning wrap is shown on the right.
It is made at my 5’06““! “”1 3 are of squirrel w th 3 band of 2:31
,in red fox.
A most cl-arm'ng little hat ant
matching neck scarf are pictured
in the insert in the center Th
r-a
quota. blue sntin brocade is nsei lining of tangerine silk velvet. The This is centered with purple ribbon
and it is trimmed with wide hem- :shn'ring of the lower part is the flowers on gnld lace.
stitching. A tiny bunch of _fl_ow_ers moot unique feature.
for the ‘
{3rtiixpr
lghhnz
Alabama
'211- Exports of the now»:-
bn are now making careful
Mi?- 0:’ the volume, or" pow»:-
an-l,pc—ssx‘olo to rf-‘vefop an}
Irrom )lvzsrtle Sim-{12.5.
30.31;;
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n
Truss-550‘:
«.i‘ frtlwl—
t’vs. 1hr;
“With the Alabama an ——-————-~-----
, .1 Song for l-Si'olutionlsie.
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One» in the NIlv'n‘rl‘ic;
and ages aztzv.
Smiljfe wwnz. flour: '- .thu' Elixrzz'flh
from {he luv: and the snow.
(mid gvt the benefit of this nonex-
Ham‘riL
: ”.4 -
Jig, u
Eli-‘3
estimafma 3
x
be 3 Vi hm you
They are de-
It. is collared signed for afternoon wear
gYou war» :1 ihiliIl‘
war» 3 Pants-r
. .ipv.
‘ {I :33:
and i an mpmd 3r:
pin: at noun;
or an.
iti-r 23:0
.and vanilla.
:‘(Ff‘ '3’
"wasted Mn nuts:
m): »r kr- .c
0 r 4:1“;— :30.
A ‘ a .
3n antraropoxd ape.-
14‘ mantfim and I
young zorill3.’
.5 in the dawning: ;
awning: f
moon:
and
at 5:3; young germs.
i
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Tlie Sale of Coats
You Have Been I flaking For!
Um I 3.. ulfAi
ture of the season will go on sale at
$57 .50
14 Fur Trimmed (loam—beautiful. lustrous ma.-
tcrials, brown, tanpg, navy orblack. Collars and often
cnfl's of American opomum, iatka. squirrel, fox,
beaver and natal-d squirrel. No two models alike.
12 Coats of rich. elegant material, silk lined and
interlined. Collars of the material.
2 For collared sport models.
7 Sport Coats in most fashionable widé plaids,
stripes and plain colors. Season’ 3 most fashionable ma.-
tax-falls-
An early sélection win insure mfisfacfiom—always
the cream goes first.
Second floor.
Sale of ModeI Hats
m mtninaalargennmbefof
ournostexdnsive hats will go on sale at greatly
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Manyofthenemmifiadfienchimpmfions.
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reduced”.
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Snfins, PameVelveiz,
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‘Jmnbo' Buckwheat
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$503. rear forthcrestd
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Norwalk.
See This’ BIower in
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Woman’s High Shoes
With the coming of colder wmter wrath?
you’ll appreciate the snug protection of our h3g5;
boots. "
We are showing net. m
brown kid and calfskin, $5. {)0 to 311.00.
SPATS FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
MILTON ELVVOOD
“THE Rain”: or (:00!) 5:20! 5" ~ .
122 mama“). ST. SOUTH 303:“
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3 1.33m 50 PER CENT. REDUCTI
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4.9 WALL STREET -
OPEN EVERY EVENING
TWA
The Norwalk Goal 6? S 33331)! (1cm
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