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HEW ARMS PARLEY
MEASURE PASSES
"Naval Bill ('alls on President
lo Negotiate for Second
Conference.
l'KKSONNKL rNCHAN(;r.l)
?House Notes S32r?.000.000
for America's First Line
of Defense.
it Associated Vr< ?s.]
WASHINGTON. T>ee. is?Til*
. t appropriation bill, c.trryinp :i
. t !? !i ? t 1"? i-sidcnt m (.'ull.i'f
' li!i foro!>:n p-sve.rs relative to
inning- const Ion of war ornft
? iif- 1 o, o ?"> t"lis. wa? pns>o 1 I :i t ?
? 1 iv V y the House.
? > i- r. which carries a total of
s i -fi/iop, *tood \i;> preclsi Is .i
: ratned by Chairman Kblley's sub
????? a; I provides f >r an <?
,j ? aval {??'? ?? ot ??<*. ??><> the s;t; '
;.(= Ilxid l.-t J i".
I tinininur ?>f Hill *?tnnrt*.
ssi< it f!nrr f talk ovir
* l ? pi V..M ? II 1- t WM ?*! th. I'rt-i
. int s aski 1 t > ni-s<"ll.ito \s.th
; r- >? H-:tain. Ja pa-:. 1'iauee tml
1 ;;t In the end an ? ff t t"
? ... la:ik'I iK" was .1 t<>i?j..-? 1.
? everwhidmiim <?;?.?? 1 -
a ? a;tcr.ition whatever
? . . rt to strike out the
^c-t . ??r< 1 I y Represent at Is.
1 it r?T' ? ?-r.it South ?'*s?rotlna.
v i ! .1 ? t ally Hepres- vt.i .
'. i? j . ? t Hopublt -an. < 'a 1 -
rt. ; ss-|thdi sv hi? amendment
.. l t It. >- t ? t he President the de
- rati, :ts i f entering Into further
? t .it -ns w t !> other powers as
.in he may doom it practicable."
>' ???..in I t'.-r. of the Naval
C -jur.ltt and Ilepr.-sentatlv< j
???s .- ith Carolina, ranli'.nit
? ?? ? fit ' ? Kelloy subeominli*
tf", ;,:m ?! ? ? IJntOuTiser j ? s ? ?; ? - -
al. Mr r.yj-ti. s declared there was
I: i; t u-' ? under tlio amend
m#'i:t t > placate the yntle
ii".' a ft "in < "alifor:-.la."
? I.et it ti tt-.i'ti t..? Kel ley ;iin. ?. "1
t!'.'p.:." Mr. l'.uth r shouted, ami it
I inthleum Drum I.aJiull.
T'.ore wn* laughter frotr, the ll?
t -ill' in side when It. |ires?'iilativ.
tivirii. I'u'Hii t rat, Maryland. pre
" ttti 1 ,tn amendment remn st:-lit Hie
P- . i-uli nt s to negotiate with f? ? r.
?< . :i nations ssiili a vlesv i . form
er an ns.<i"-:ation of nations It
s\ ?-? thrown ?-.\it on a point ot onl< i
' n..ulo by lleprosentatlvo Wlnpo.
l"moerat. Arkansas.
nepr?>sentatlve Mondoll, ^Itepuhli
?rn, Wyotiilnp. in support tn^ the
iMII'j provisions an t" lo-^ot t.itlo:
?clorlarert men wero uoini; ov.-i the
"rountry "trylngr to create the impres
sion thai ttio navy ssns l>eln? iu-k
' ftm! thut talk by tlios-e uri;
.tr.R preai naval expansion was i. ?
? pponMblo for Incorporating tho re
'iue.?t into the naval 1>lll.
Advocating a:.v inetlioij of ctiltlrcr
-down expenditures. Kepresuntat.ve
it->urke Cockr.in, I'ertn. rat. \< ss
.,Y"r!<. asserted the ' nly . onstra.
?to h? plarei upon the r<e?nt sp?. ch
f P'-v.ir l.asv, was that Great Hr.t
:i!n i. :i 11 o t pay the I' n 1:. <1 Stat en
??.1'ile. s Krnti'.* paid Great i. tain.
,r.d?!ii.tt r>..i! .t was a '?. ??nfi ti of
l.nnkruptcy."
Mum I'm Arrnv \rni*.
'We tnu-- p :? Visvay arms If Ihe
?I ? live " Mr. C.'i'Ura:. ?\
An amendment by ISepresentat i ve
' sef. of Alabama. Democrat : t
iiiotnher if tt.o .?uteonunlttee. pr ?
tint tii-- navy's balance from
'Cft.t.n ? 'lrees 1" held as a fund f r
? ? -v -I -strti was defeated, ovr
. c x'.r i that It would enroitrap
y. M? t.? i?? 1 . !n up' sit 4
? sal :t was like telling the r.avy
?? : ? ? e-> j ' ui d cake > ? u may
Pay Tribute fi? l\ ell fir.
: ? ? :'t*al paragraph
n 11 a' !.??!. the H .us. halted f r
! ? t p ,y tribute to
? ?? K-.'.y, who retires next
-c7'' '.'h?*.i w.-re made by Hep
? ??"? ' Kreneh. Ttepublican.
?i member of the aubcomihlt-'
" --IttM, Mr M
] -rr *? Mr. Oliver and Uept. ?.
'?? ? ?-??? Tr -.!:f;SSOe. till I ?? tno.
: r When M? i .?>.. a
? ; < very* y -on.? ' ;? :? - .
!. f r Mr K - i y
' d 1 a i r ; :. 1 i i
f-erv . ?. :? rV er ? y-ats (? ?
t 1 .V 1 ,|?
? ? 1 ? ! was ready 1 > t is
? P.. !:presort? a? i ve i . : ? ,,
rat. T>x.?s, r ijri.t to have
fi!? ? ??*; f r ? lie purpose f :?
? ?' i- b pr'iVH '.-i permit* f.u- ' ??
? of tit. e - men sur. k if ?t..s
t '?*. ' ': t It iv#' d? feat. 1 1
.0A\ 1MPOSSIHJ i;
!M M)1N(; \( (
w I'l l I I I!I [H I 11|;
clenrly show a desire to meet Its
obligation!) in the hope that l?y tho
f u 1 111 1 rij en t of those obllgutlons It
would re-establish Its credit as one
of tho commercial nations of tho
world."
4 D.I I STJIUNT MIST COMU
rilOM AI.I.IKD I'AI'IT.tl.S
I f.\ Associated Tress 1
\\ \S)1 INiJT' >N". ?>.<? 1^ Adjust
? ,.i tli- i ? pnr.it ions ill.s|?u:e be
tween I.?.ndon and I'aris is the cru\
(ii 11,? ? Hij ropeiiti tangle. In llie Amor
i. ;im viewpoint, as Mated ln*ri t'uJa.v
on competent authority. Talk of any
American loan lo Germany was <le?
crlln d as "idle ' until such an ad
just ni< "t had been made
]t was also m.ule clear t!t:i( Hie
qU'Jtloti of .illied war delits to 'In
fulled States H not viewed in Wash
ington as Involved iti the Anulo
French difference ui t" tho amount
t Jet many can pa> Di-yond this of
f- (ul spokesmen refusel t
outlining what the Washington
g .vet nmeiit bad In mind There was
i, . hint as t ? I ho purp?se? <.r pro
of informal ?l:si*ussi??ns with
allied leaders whb '? have 1 een In
dicated both here and abroad lo b.
under way. No answer was return- |
0(1 to tnquirloK as to whether tier- ;
tnativ h id again sought American
I,:'. i-'vetiHon m tin reparations dlf
II.-lilty.
Unties I'. *. I nn liilliieiiee Settlement.
With the Held of speculation thus
t : i w< 1. however. It was evident
u *i.. lilt la 1 talk today that admin
i s: r a t: < > n hopes that American ln
an aid In tin Kurop. an sltu
iitio- wet nult- gem-rally i>..lb v.-d
, I | on j*o.-slid 11 ties that may [
j,.. ,.f blinking f.rltlsh and
I-.,- ii tin ughl into harnioio as in i
i manv s present, economic plight
.1,1,1 , aj.ii ity In pay. Since litn
-Jn.-iv* f .: an> lengthy process of < \
amii.ation on that point before e\-|
pir.i'*; 'ii of the moratorium January
jthere was a tendency to 1 oil. ve ?
tii it the Washington government li.nl
some liopc <>f causing at least a do- 1
la v in d-lltllte atlon by France a ft?r
time. pending further light
? : in !??'. .cillZed . ' -It authoritief
In this connection. It if known
t] i:i sniiii1 diplomatic <iuaers
st, -ilon prevails that Ainerl
. i',.,r: cipatlon In some form
w o n ;h<" council of 1'remlers re
suiv.* > Iti sessions III Paris January j
? 1? i?. expected. Tho expecta
tion appears to he based on the con
clusion t hat the council meeting
would afford natural and logical op
pnriur.il> for a Viteincnt of Amcr
t. .ui views, pressure of which might.
, oti'-e 1 vahly tend to bring the ilrit
Ish and French to a better'uttdcr
st.tndii.B on i eparat Ions.
l.eroiaiiy Wants t. S. to I'nrtleipnIe.
1 ? t-. - tniably lierinany Is not only
v. .Ili u*. but a i\ i us, that the Wash
,1. -...i :. .verninont Join in the d:s
cut siohs "f reparations, It was also
j.,, -.ii i:i Paris and l/mJon t'a.s
ii'otith. before the vouncll of !':???
i . : tin t that an American r. pro
,t \.- to sit with the Premiers,
ii ? i.r unotllclally, would be
. i . This background and (
sM i add;t ."tial favorable attitn b as .
I. . t Washington "f? olers" I . tie
tw. i a pi t a Is may have dev.-loped i
pr.-sutna ? ? 1 v leave the road open I
American representation at l'.?r:s
after the year-end. If the Washing
ton pov.'-r:. nunt fee's that a::v ^ood
. in i.. Hi' on.pllshed in this wa;
So far as various proposal-, both
l':it:sh and French, foi cancellation
of t French w.ir debt t>> the l.'niled
States as a reparations adjustment
pf". imitiary Is ?oncerned. the alti
tude li> re Is that nothing can be
? done in that connection. e>-rta!n!v in
ad v.nice of a reparations agreement.
As with the question of a private
h an by American bankers to ??er
?ii.niy ail agreed basis ?? to what
t he present "i.rnian norni.- p.>si
t: ii is must underlie whatever <)?,
it may seeni advisable to toko t-.
ii.rrect t ii.it posit ion.
llliMt.-ieles I'r.iiu I'ranee.
Tin- natural reply "I I'ranee " ?
t.veitures fi in across tl." Atlantic.
? it i?as been pointed out. either would |
ie to a?k a favorable adjustin.nl
of t French ilebt to the l'nited
.<? ?. ? if not complete cancellation,
? . re,:-rate that, lacking tlie
? * i ma! - 'iv.ir. - s of < '? re a I I'.rita
1 t I ' 1. it ell States to co-j,.
Iier a.d : she wa* again atta.U.il
')' > i . ? .- n i s ? p. t.... e 11 no w*a rd
:i ;? o:. ? lion .is si i ins best lo lo
s'|. h oil -1aeles a- tiiis app.il -
? that must '.??? overcome Ii
at- i. .got iat ioi.s with 1'ren
i!s :? t),. Washington govern
? he lp clear up the re para -
t :i :i'- muddle.
'i'iier. Is 110 hint th.i4 the Wash
::- y IllPtlt Is contempla t It. g
i-11 * ? r li. ti' i ancellat Ion or ?? m
form of issurancis l<> France. Hoth
J.- ts v,-f ?:;?! require eongressioiial
approval ar.'l there l? t.o Indication
.1 be obtained more easily
a t.iiin heretofore. Hut America:.
? .' '? ? : n 1 -it as to French pr -
- s to enf r e reparations pay
:i;..-,t? 1-. I'ierniany might l-.avc ^r.,.'
w. y.,\ if presented b> the Wash
? . ' t: o v. r: m.-i.t. h 'i.e diploma 1 i.
In r. "*b. 1 i> ve 1: may b"
? it.a: way that ii is hoped to it. -
tirveno id bring about, through ?
? > ? ::i;i ? .? or otherw isi . a r?
? v i f <*.. Miiany's nituation , o
tilt 1 I |s|| '| it |. \m u\ in in t \ |.
? ?it i .1* \ it I :> 'i?i i o>ti. to i . s.
I it;. Associated IT-.- s )
I.' 'Nl " >N. I . 1 V -St a I i.-y 1 tab I
ve i , < iiii :;o,-l lor of the K\ he?|Uer,
! . : .. .otig tindieiice with the Kins
at i .. c! nil I'alii.e t la'. prior
t : a r g lii N'.-w York I >e. < n,! r "7.
ch.i rn . r w . i 1 be a- ? ? iMpii i.' ? I
??II ' li.l.-sion, which relates to the
!?" " -: i t to ill. fiiite.l States, by
I ? ? ?? ar.d daughter.
? i'. i ? mi: tint.iin of interest
p j -i.ility of America
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tin American ambassador, clt'orge
Harvey, being In Washington at
the same tlnu', but today the lirltisli
press seems rather reluctantly reulls
Int that the large hopes of American
Marti. It>atk?n In the reparations ques
tion am! the possibility of a loan to
Ocrmuny are little more than an lm
poslnu all castle built upon very
>l< -mlcr foundations. ami that specu
lation has traveled very far In ad
vance cf the facts.
Tliosi who have been largely re
sponsible for erecting this edlllce out
of tho activities of Ambassador
Child at l.aus.tnne, the meetings ??f
the American ambassadors in London,
ami. lastly. the annouueement of
? Vli'tiel Harvey's visit to the I'nltcO
States, are now encaged iii declaring
the situation Is really little changed
:iinl the American policy Is not alter
ed.
RUSSIA CONTINUES
TO FIGHT FREEDOM
OF Tl Kk STRAITS
< Continued I'rom First I'npc.)
? li*1 I'lack S?which is absolutely
opposed to the view of the Allies
.? nil tliu fnited States and even 'l'ur
Ke y.
It iihsla't \en Proposal.
Absolute coiitr.il of the Straits of
the J )a nla nelles and Mosphorus by
Turk- \ would i>e given under a plan
submitted this afternoon b> Foreign
Minister T.-liin hi : In "f Russia to the
commission of the Near Fast confer
? ne.. studying the status of the
straits.
'1 ! 1 i-? plan would bar all submarines
and milltar yaireiaft from the Hlack
i I i;t wouM permit Turkey to al
low \* .1 roraft not exceeding ti.000
tons to pass thtnuglt the straits In
< v . ptional . as. s. when not on inili
taiy missions
'I bis is wholly at variance with the
' : nte plan, which would not per
il.it thi ItlacU Sea to be controlled
absolutely by Turkey, ami tiie other
states oil its shores, the entente ;
viewing tho s-a as an international
b.-dy of water in which all nations
are interested, while the ltussian
plan takes a contrary view.
Lord Cursson and Delegate Barrere.
of France, both addressed the meet
ing of the straits commission this
at'.ernoon in support of the plan for
? iitral of the straits worked out by
tiie Inviting- powers.
Tho entente plan provides for Tur
key's absolute sovereignty over tho
demilitarized zones adjoining tho
straits and stipulates that the
ie.ilie of nations shall guarantee
Constantinople free from attack.
I. rd curzost said the fact that T ir
k- . was willing t-i enter the league
; uatt'.ns would greatly simplify
:!?? regulation of the regime cstab
. shed for tin straits.
? lirKlians I'rce to l.envr.
A N'1 iU|{ A, I tec. IS.?The Keiiiai. t
? rnnur.t has decided to lift the
? in ..-irgo on the departure of Chris -
? . from Anatolia, whn li became
? ff? ? t \ e after the expiration of the
t!. i ? limit. Christians are now free
to I'avo wItoii they ib sire
Th.- government's action was due
t.. pressure by the allies at Lau
sanne; tliev convinced Ismet Pasha
tli.it tin i 111h.irgo had caused a bail
impression against the Turks
throughout the whole Christian
u orld.
Itot/.e Addresncs Knights.
It. i: llot/.e, Jr.. president of the
It i.mond Advertising Club. ad
dressed the inenibrrn of the Knlgiits
ot Columbus last/ nlgiit on "The
i-'.\ oiut Ion of Advertising." lie
showed the benefits of constructivo
idvertisiug to churches and socie
ties as will as to mercantile and ta
il,. trial concerns.
Sent to Federal Jury,
Charged with the theft of 51 m
,ii eiirr.ncy from the United
a a I. l.'.Hl.er A i \aiider, colored, was
Mnt on t.. the Federal grand Jury
by 1'nited States Commissioner M>|.
\ a 1*1 ec? 111.? liner yesterday I'.til
was ti\e.| ,.t f.'.ooo and the pi -i>n< r
e as In nt r. ib fault of bond.
ADMIRAL RODMAN
BREAKS V. S. NAVY
SERVICE RECORD
Norfolk Yard Head Retires
After Forty-Seven Years'
Duty.
Illy Associated Press. J
\V ASl 11NHTON. lice. IS.?ttear-Ad
miruI t'lilllp Andrews, commandant
ft' tin- Norfolk Navy-Yard. It was
itiinotiiucd today. will succced Hcar
Adinlral Hugh II. Hodman as com
mandant of lite Norfolk Naval I?is
trlet. Admiral Hodman will retire
.launary t". from active service on ac
count ot an. .
Admiral Hodman will liave coin
I?lel? tl ttpon retirement more than
fort y-st veil years' d. y, of which
more tlian thlrty-on. '.ere spent at
sea, i stahlishing a minii for su> h
service which ? xt-nds far licynn !
that credited to any other ollleer of
tile navy.
Admlvul Hodman commanded the
Aineriran hat tlchip squadron which
was a11 ached to tin- Ltl'ltlsli grand
fleet during the war. and received
decorations of high orders from
t!reat Ltrltaln. France and Itelgium
for distinguished services rend. red
by his war ? .tumand. lie also was
the tlrst admiral to command the
American lie- t in the Paciilc and
personally < ?inippcd tile craft for
tloir vovaee from tlie Atlantic, eotn
111:1 tiding t lie in from the bridge as they
passcil through! tlie Golden tiate into
San Francisco I'^y, who re they w> re
reviewed us tlie' largest Vessels of
their type ever to enter those wat> i
YOTK I'KKLIMINAKY
MM) FOR S110CK0K
(Continued V'rom First Page.)
peto'.eil he t nil' tile \V:)rl; of sett-el'
construct ion could begin.
Oounvilmen McDowell, Piekerson.
Massie and Phillips i xpressed
amazement at any opposition t ? Ihe
movement, as any such oppos.ti in.
if it were strong enough. would
merely delay the correction of a
situation that had existed for many
years and which is growing more
serious month l>y month.
\ ?l|< Ik Fourteen In Tnn.
The vote was 14 to as follows.
Ayes?Atkinson. Diekerson, Jones,
I.old. Massie, McDowell, Miller,
Phillips, Price, Hobertson, Hodeti.
t'mlauf, Williams, Powell: noes?
II.! ehhorg, Sullivan.
The vote for tlie nppropt ..it ion of
$-!)?'? -1 -S for damages >I\i" to
Sliocko,. Creek overflow was unani
mous. after .Mr. Hirftchberg had been
excused.
I'pon the earnest pleas <? f Coun
ciitnen Hobertson and Jones, the
body adopted, under suspension of
rules, a resolution appropriating $*o?0
)... us.-d in "cindering" streets in
(i.ik drove. South Richmond. which,
it was declared, were "in such de
p' < ? I'a 1.1 e condition lis to prevent the
attendance upon sHionl of many
j children, and interfered with citi
zens In entering and leaving their
pla. ? <.f residence, and practically
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Distinguished Speakers to Ail
dross Mass-Meeting at John
Marshall High Tonight.
What promises to be :i litrKdy
attended mass-meeting of citizens
will lie held at John Marshall High
School auditorium tonight at S.l>"
o'clock. when distinguished i> peak era
will deliver addresses under the au
spices of the several .American
Legion I'osts in the city, and wom
an's auxiliaries of the various units.
The main obJe? t ot" the iiipi'IIhk is to
place before the public tlie position
of the lesion on a number of Im
portant public questions, aside from
its attitudf toward the proposed
boti us.
There are many public questions,
it is pointed out by leading members
of the organization, oti which the at
tention of the organization is cen
tered. and it Is upon these questions
'the public's Interest Is voHcHcd.
Among the matters of Importance 111
which the legion Is active is that of
helping tlie wounded ami indigent ]
soldiers, their widows, orphans and j
mothers. <'ouncll h;is recently. M--it:- \
nateil n beautiful plot ill Kiverview j
iVnietery to be used by the legion !
In the burial of soldiers of the World
War. whether members of the legion
? ?r not. it is also the desire of the |
legiVt to let the public Know that j
assistance is always ?xtond''l all
soldiers, when helji is needed.
M.iyor Ainslle and Governor Trln- I
kle have been Invited to attend the
meeting, which is 'open to the gen
eral public. I'rlor to the me--ling ?' !
concert will be given by the John
I Marshall Cadets' Rand. !
NEWPORT NEWS IN NEW
IMMIGRATION DIVISION
[ My Asscoelatcil Press.1
NEWI'OUT NKWS, VA.. Doc. 18.?
N'i'W divisions in lmmlRrat Ion dis
tricts t-11j1111-? > (lie boundaries of the
district in which litis city Is loiiilcil.
ucrtinlliiK to government uiinomiro
infill lii'ii' toilav. it states, how
ever. t li? ? will l?- no change In
the personnel. The Newport News
otllco will continue to he directed
through I lie Norfolk olllec.
The new Norfolk district Is hounded
on l lie north hv the thirty-eighth
parallel, which crosses VI r i; i ti I si at
the month of the I'otoinac River; on
tlio west l>v the eighty-second par
allel of lonpitude. which takes in
a small portion of Tennessee; on
the cast hy tho coast, and on th?
south 1>y the southern holder of
South Carolina.
I'lnnt Mlllly lllmk Will till ( *.
I.VNCHBURO. VA.. Dec. is. ?Itep
resenlatives of the Kedcral forest
reserve have recently planted in;
hushels of lil.?<jli walnuts in the Nat
ural Itridge area in Amherst i'ounty.
the work helng done under the su
pervision of S. II. Allen, for the rov
ernrnent. The nuts were planted
three feet deep and six feet apart.
XMAS
CARDS
Host ">c and 10c Line in City
ISut Sfkolnl Xritus Canh, i'?0c, 5ll?v
SI.OU, $I.Ml to M.tMl?^fiit prepaid
Southern Stump &
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A complete portable typewriter
that will be prized by anyone?be~
cause it is helpful, useful, practical
and valuable.
Has the complete standard key*
board and other big machine
features. Fits in case only four
inches high.
Price, complete with case, $60.
Remington Typewriter Co.
705 Fast Main Street*
Richmond, Ya.
Telephone
.Madison (>.*>71
(M.I) ant! sll\er ilrcs* neeri
fcnrii'H fur K?*lif Irinrii form
? n ImporInn? part of the wnnl
rolie of nell-KriMimril iu?ii.
Kolilrr'* uiniHiial I j larue ?!!??
|?ln> will mtim t- wry nttrne
? l%r fo mrn npprceinIi% ?? of
'he II nr.- drttilK of eorrrrf
flre^H?the rllNtiiiethenesN nn.l
quiet brant;/ of the- iiinn> il?*
hIkiih mill |?ti 11 erns o I loll
Inii'klr*?, eulT llnki, nenrf pin*.
aldcmn r ehalns, knixrs. prrt
rtlh. ete., rnrrh'M n particular
nppeal.
Ilrfnrr pti rrtinsl nn> of
these pleee\ n * I?it to l\oli
Irr*? will l?r of real litlercnt to
r\ rry man.
J. I". Kolilor A; Sun, Inc.
?tljl Miiht ^ ?Veweler*
VIroad Street Mure 1 Soil
cf J A
t/RalR Lm er^rofliGr'S
Broad Street Sixth and Seventh
One Hundred and Ten Dozen
Men's Pure Silk
Four-in-Hand Ties
at 50c and 65c ca.
FINE Ties are things a man cannot have too
many of?and these are really fine Ties, al
though the prices scarcely indicate it. Carefully
made and finished of heavy, durable Silk?beauti
ful brocades and quiet, solid tints, brilliant, regi
mental stripes and subdued Persian patterns??
designs to please men of every taste.
Men's Deportment?Main Floor
(tjerrg (fuustmas)m
"Say It With Levy
Greeting- C ards!
UNl'St.'AIj Christmas hi
Icai variety, ?? x<? ? ? itt-1 in ?-nrr?:ct
Mylc. Iniporti'l an<l rinnicKtlc??
quaint. ii iti'j vi ?> niwl uttrarilvo ?!?>?
HiB'i* ami s?xitin?i:!itM t.? mit cvrry
last'. In lioxis at 1'ir, Me and Si
Hie box.
L. P. LEVY CO.
Mtntlnnrry-I ;ii|grm rr*
(Ida Knot Itronil
Xniiioon r.-r.i.
"We Send Flowers by Wire
A nj where"
Say Merry
Christmas With
FLOWERS
Certain of Appreciation
Is the Christmas Gift
of Flowers
ROSES
All Colors to $12 T)oz.
CARNATIONS
White and Pink... $2 Doz.
CARNATIONS
Red W Do*.
Corsages of Roses, Violets,
billies of the Valley or
Sweet Peas, $5 and up.
Orchids, $12.50 and up.
Cut Poinsettias, $!1 to $12.
Gift Boxes
of Long-Stemmed Hoses
$5.00 Upwards
Gift Baskets
of Roses, Poinsettias, etc.
$7.50 Upwards
Cyclamen, Poinsettias, Narcissus
and Other Hlooming Plants
$2.00 Each Upwards
Decorated Hampers and Baskets
of Growing Plants
$5.00. $7.50 and $10.00 Upwards
Fancy Wreaths
$8.00 Upwards
Table Centerpieces, Home and
Ballroom Decorations
HAMMOND
109 North First Street
TEL. MAD. 680

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