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“firmnh-‘W was the opinion exprestied
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‘WE‘D‘N
W... ,. DAY. oncnui
LABOR DEPT. l
. not.
York convonubofland the measures
of the Southl are ready to go solid
A... 2,1923... ‘
Al Smith nominated. it would mean
a split in tho heretofore solid demo-
cratic voto or the Booth
over, boosting otttho Kim's effort to
raise a roltltous tune in the New
for smith. he added.
Dr. Cinynool pointed to Mayor. Dr.
olect Walker's invitation to visit At- voution.
lu- fluid was the
Now. ‘how-
tiludo of democrats below the Itin-|
son and Dixon llnc.
HAD INCOME 0F ,, . W
NEARLY $5,000,00tl.
Gets Big Receipts fr'oml
Immigration and N a-l
turalization Bureaud
Report Shows .
Not (ill of the expenses of Govl '
ll'l‘lillOlll i'Oillt' from general tuxair
lion. in the Department of Labor.
S-‘crttnry lla\ls, according to hilt
Annual liuport recently made pub
he. shows that while the cxpondi
1111'”: of the Department amounted
Vclurinu‘ tho llscui your 1925 to $7,-
973,457.33, tho Department collect,
The chief sourcah
of income to tho department of La,-
hor are the ilureau of Inimigrntio
and tho liurt'au of Nuturulizntlot‘i'.
The total receipts from -tho Bur-em
of immigration amounted to 88l-
904,339.10, and from tho Bureau olt
Naturalization. $1.018.92b‘.50. ,
’l‘ho g-xpc-iuiiturvs ot‘ the Bureuh.
ul' immigration during the yealr
\rt-t‘o $5,035,555.54. The not cost tlf
tliii‘rnlluli of that Service on,
thew-lore, $1,671,546.44. It is lili-
trresting to note the sources from
which th-i liurcau or lmmigrutldn
swat-ml its rt'\'t‘nuu. ilcad taxes at-
muntcd tor 33.039.974; lines asses -
Ill and collector], $611,386.50; bontls
tovl‘vitvd, $101!,350. A new sourte
of rovonue was created by tho I F-
iniizration Act of 1924 in that sec-
tion “'llll'l‘l provided for the instit-
aut-n of permits to those who r -
(lilt'l‘ the l'niit-d Status utter a. teifi-
porary rcsidenro abroad. This sourtpc
providtd $199,157.35. Fines referr d
‘10 are chieily those imposed upiin
:lrnmshin companies who ha 0
brought aliens to the United Stat a
who were not admissible under co -
lain provisions-of the itmnigratitn
laws. in many cases the lines {Pr
a':t(‘h individual alien brought‘is
$1,000.
tines assist vt-ry materially in
ininlstt-ring
lmcauso it tends to make sicumsth
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Needless to say these heaj‘y
the immigration ,l.w
owners more careful in furnishi g
transportation to prospective imiii-
grants.
SAYS ' AL SMITH
- WILL BE PlCKEll.
As ‘CANDlDAT
Hartford Anti Salodn
Leader Declarels
South Is Turning to
New York Governor
HARTFORD, Dec. 1‘.-——That ‘Ai
Smith. governor of New York alnd
iuvoriu: son of Tammany. will be
the. next. democratic presidentlial
1y Ernest, V. (,‘lnypool. superintcifd.
League, who returned roce ‘lly
from the national convention of‘ihe
Anti-Saloon League of America in
Chicago. l
Dr. (‘laypooi based his helicf‘ou
the enthusiasm .cvideuccd amting
southern delegates to the convin‘
lion. who seemed unanimously fris-
posed in favor of . the New Ylln‘k
governor's nomination. Dr. Cl 3'-
pool said that it was the opiri. on
among these southern nnti-saipon
men that the nomination of .Al
Smith will result as a reaction l of
the South from Ku Kiux Klanlstn.
South for Smith ‘
He. said that at the last democlra-
tic convention. it feared that. more ,
K 1.3,,
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KOLB BUILDING ca
250 W. 57th Street . Nchork
‘FALL COATS ”Edit
SCHOOL CHILDREiv
‘ For comfort and smut-tries:
these coats. Willi appeali‘l to ii
youngsters and likewise l to
parents for their sorviceallili-
ty. Fur collar and cuffs tiim
many models.
$5.98 and mor
JACOBY”
10.12 Not-rum s .
. South sumo: l
' , > {under this price range. For “her” there are lovely scarfs,
Our Pertpnsl Shopper
will find what your friend
wants-and find the gift
t‘laypool at. tho Chicago (‘Oll'
retellnx | ludu of courts throughout the room ‘ ‘
try has changed to surh a degree: l)r. t'laypool added. "ttl‘n irons-ting ot‘.Hot-r1-tai-y oi tin.
ti 1 the inwhra-aher can no longer thu fact that their cities and ntatr‘niand ticiwrul ,\i|t]i'i-\'. .,
Hamlio not off «any should he lm , are cleaning up
An increasing slrirtnr-ss in l lino."
and unneusinlg:
luntu, ostensibly for tho parnouo ot' prevalent among prohibition lead-
"selling Al Smith" to the South. as on: that u more rigid enforcement
indicative of this change in 1116' nl- . of tho liquor laws in twin: innin-
llililt‘tl throughout the l'nited Stall-u : caught.
Ho said that the entire. country is
securing conviction
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Gifts lndiVidual, Charming, Practical
HE ,GlFl‘ chosen carefully carries with it a special message of thoughtfulness for the needs and prefer-
ences of the recipient. And here in vast assortm ents special merchandise has been assembled offering
opportunity to choose gifts that are suitable for every age and every taste. There are novelties from
abroad—charming and useful articles made in workshops and studios here, wearing apparel. and furnishing
for the home. Prices, too, are most inclusive, so that practically every plan for Christmas expenditure may be
met. Shop early and assure a satisfctory choice.
it’s surprising how wide a range these
prices cover when selection is made from
the varied assortments heref Neckwcar,
hosiery, purses, handkerchiefs, perfumes
and lingerie for mother, sister or sweetheart.
For dad, brother or for “him” there
are bill folds, cigarette cases, mufi‘lers,
shirts. cull links, belts and even sweaters.
Priced according to article from $1 to $5
V - Some of'tlie most attractive gift merchandise comes
lingerie, costume jewelry, sweater coats, llovsn" silk
cud leather handbags and toilet articles. For “hi. .ierc
are articles of fine leather—toilet cases, portfolios, desk
sets, fauniain pens, silver pencils. These are priced a’c- '
cording to article from $7.50 to $10.
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For her there are smart
sweater c o 3 ts, beaded
bags, exquisite lingerie
and graceful negligees.
Gifts for men include
sweater coats, bathrobes.
and dressing gowns, golf
bags and sticks, fine books
and in sets, cuff links and
many other gifts priced from $5 to 315
Articles .of fine silver
Gifts of silverware _often solve the problem of
“gifts for the home.” Here are some particularly fine
pieces, candlesticks, bonkbon dishes, cake plates, sugar
and cream pitcher sets, flower baskets. bread trays and
many other attractive articles. Priced
ing to the article.
$2 to $10, accord-
Floor‘ and table lamps .
Artistic lamps’whose cheerful glow beams a happy
reminder of _a Christmas gift well chosen. There are
junior floor lamps—the base of wrought iron—lovely
shades of silk or parchment effects. Table lamps with
metal bases have attractive painted shades or shades of;
rich silks. Prices range from $8.95 to $34.50
' jewelry. For men there are tine watches
andtovercoats. According to the gill
When a larger sum has been
decided upon for Expenditure
for some particular lovely gift a
wide field opens up for selection
here. For women there are fine
table linens, graceful toilet ar-
ticles, wrist watches, really
beautiful negligecs. For men
there are overcoats, glove sets,
traveling cases, luggage of vari-
ous sorts. Priced accordingly $25
to $35. .
An Orthophonic Victrola
Here is a gift that brings giztdncss for weeks and
months to come and for the whole family—for this?” .
wonder of the year gives the voice and the expression
of the artists—as most folks say when they hear it
“That’s‘music.” '
Best part of it all is you can put on any sort of a
program at any time you wish. Three good models $85,
$150, $275. Club payments if you wish. Order now for
future delivery.
‘ Oriental rugs
Ciftsia this group include small
Oriental rugs, fine luggage, dishes and
glassware..For women there are neck-
pieces, exquisite pieces of novelty
$1950.10 $45 ' -
Gifts of luggage
Filled suit cases for women have separate trays
with toilet articles in amber or ivory finish. Bags for
men are of cowhide and are very superior workmanship.
These are but a suggestion of many articles that may be
chosen from $10 to $25
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