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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 19, 1924 · page 16

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Boolidge Names Hull
To Be 'Judge Advocate

'WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.—-—Colonel
in Adley Hull was nominated by
"resident Coolidge yesterday to be
udge Advocate General of the Ar-
‘my with rank of Major General to:
é~period or four years dating from
Via-5t November 16. He will succeed
Major General Bethe}, who has been
iétired.

Other army promotions sent to
the Senate included the following:
Brigadier Generals to be Major
Genei'als‘.

' CWilliam Ruthven Smith. William
Weigel, Douglas McArthur. \Villlam
H. Johnston and Charles Henry
. Martin.

1. Colonels to be Brigadier Generals
. Were named as follows:

‘ ’ Leroy Eltings. Campbell King.
" Edgar T. Collins, Thomas Q. Don-

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To Gilly-811mm

PARIS. Dec. 19.——-Ceptein Polle-
tier Dolly. French twister who made
the famous Paris to Tokio flight last
summer. will nttempt a. non-stop
flight. from Paris to Lake Chad.
Central Africa. January 2.

aldson, Ewing E. Booth. William
W. Harts. George. 8. Sunonds and
Alfred W. Bjornstad.

Reed Wants Honest
Prohibition Agents

WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.—-—Ns.tion-
a! prohibition as it now exists was
placed on the grill today by Senator
Reed, Democrat, Missouri ,at 9. Ben-
ate committee hearing on the Cram-
ton bill to make the prohibition unit
a separate treasury bueau.

Questioning a succession ot’ wit
nesses, including officials of the pro-
hibition torces, Mr. Reed asked
what Congress could do to maloe
prohibition agents "honest." paid his
respects to drug store whiskey, and
suggcstcd that the authorized addi-
tion or poison to industrial alcohol.
to prevent its use in liquor manufac-
ture. was “approaching murder.”

 

 

 

The dis-
tance is 2.600 miles. The plans pro-
vide for the covering of the distance
in twenty hours. .

A machine similar to that used in

and this,will be accompanied by a.
second airplane bearing fuel with
the intention of effecting a. transler
o fpetrol to Polleiier Dolly's machine
during the flight over Algeria.

 

The British Board of Trade has
approved a. portable device tor the
use of liquid air in place of oxygen
in mine rescue work.

 

 

Useful Christmas Gifts "

 

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House Slippers Basketball Shoes

. , - Hosiery Slippers

E. - Gaiters Arctics

- , Arctics - e Gaiters

. Dr\ss Pumps Patent Oxfords
Rubbers ‘ . Dress Shoe.|_

 

BOYS’ and GIRLS’

the Paris-Takio tlizht will be used ‘

 

This trio of nationally known socialists was snapped outside
their hotel in New‘Yorl: recently whilecottcnding the semi-annual
conference of the national executive cannittee oi’ the Socialist
party. They are Victor Berger, left, Bertha Hole White and Eugene
The latter is as active as ever in Socialist aficirs’do
spite the illness which followed his release from priion months ago.

V. Debs.

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"Eugene”Debs‘ cs Active as Ever ’
Party Activities

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TOOK POISON BY MISTAKE

ANSONIA. Dec. Ill—Mrs. Edward
Tyler. a‘bride o! a tow months, is
in a, serious condition at the Grlmn
Hospital as a. result of swallowing
in mistake tor medicine
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Neil who arrived to a hurry caul v. i7 -— 22.} M
from the Tyler home “'ednesdax l ‘ .,-. '1?
evening. was taken in at the Grimh i..- _ L
”Hospital where he took Mrs. TH... . '

and was reported today as being m, -
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WE TAKE
THIS OPPORTUNITY
TO EXPRESS

HOLIDAY GREEmGs ;

TO OUR

PATRONS
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P. R. GREGORY

DODGE BROS. MOTOR vaultiux
GRAHAM BROS. TRUCKS

14 WEST, AVE. IVORW.A LK

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

High 'Shoes,.Arctics, Rubbers, House Slippers, Dress Shoes
Shoes for the Whole Family

STORE EOPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHR'ISTMAS

Conneally and Bracken

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Saying Merry Christmas Electrically —
‘ Practical Xma 8 Gifts

Electrical gifts are treasured gifts. They are beautiful,
useful and convenient. They are more than gifts, for they mean
hours saved from drudgery '

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Electric Heating Pads
Electric Heaters ‘
Electric Irons

Electric Percolators
Electric Cookers l
Electric Boudoir Lamps
Electric Table Lamps ‘

I Electric Curling Irons
Electric Vibrators
Electric Toasters _
Electric Table Stovias
Electric Waffle Irons

Electric Xmas. Tree Set/and
Bulbs

Electric Lionel Trains

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Universal Vacuum Cleaners and Savage Washers, I are
sold on easy terms with a small payment down, a year topay ‘
the balance. ' . ' ’

. We carry a complete line of radio parts and sets, includ-
mg DeForest D12, Garod and Lafayette .Neutrodynes, A ’ aters
Kent 5-tube, Freshman Masterpiece 5-tube,’ Radiola line oom—

' plete, Manhattan~Jr. Speakers, Radiola- Speakers, Thompson
Magnaphone, Jewett Superspeaker, and the‘new Western Elec-4

tric Loud Speaker. ‘ I . . A ,

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Radio sets sold on easy terms if desired. ‘ ' z

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honest-to-goodness thrill is to make yours a. gift. for the home.
gifts that will tell her for better thanwords of your love and thoughtful-
zwss——for they give a generation of useful service. and are far more appreciat-
ed than a whole collection of; the ordinary “small gifts” that are here today'
and forgotten tomorrow. Here are some spggestions that. her heart willreally

respond to:

Walnut finished Windsor chairs. spe-
cinl at . . . .‘ ........ $9.95 to $85.00

Cabinet desks in rich mahogany. , a
masterpiece. only $20.00 to 3150.00

Very decorative chair to match the
desk. special at ,. ... $8.00 to $18.00

Sewing cabinet in mahogany—for

early buyers the price is only*
$18.50 to $85.00

’Houdsome Coder Chest.
‘.only' ......'... . so.” to 315.00
Comfortable rocker. with leather

seat. walnut or mahogany finish-we
rare value at $12.50 total»

mohair. roll {This . 8.8.00 to 8100.007
Luxurious arm chair. ‘upholstered’ in

a?! AY your “Merry Christmas”
feminine heart because it
Mother or \Vifc is the real homemaker—and the way to give her an
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with the kind of gift that is nearest
bettcrs the home!

Bridge lamp. mahogany finish base.
silk fringe silk shade $2.95 to $50.00

Rich mahogany finished tea wagon.
rubber tired wheels $18.95 to 855.00

Attractive “occasional table" neatly
designed. finished in walnut or ma-

hogany ........... $15.00 to $75.00
Artistic mirror. for early Christmas
buyers ........‘.... $0.00 ii) “5.00

Ultra-comfortable davenport. velour
upholsterlng... removable spring cush-
ion» Queen Anne style $75 to $150

Console table done in mahogany—a
very‘deoorative piece ....... $15.00

Full vanity jd’i'essing table, delight-
fully finished in walnut $45 to $125

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is entirely at your service in helping you make
Wtins Christmas a- happier-one.» Buy now—pay

after Christmas!

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