' iW.VV.i U1 V ,,',''1' "" t - - t -1 TviJVT,Tr:..f "'-a1' -. UJ'l'1 TllWP-sr?1qiWaaalaaaaaaaaaHaaaaaaaaaMaM ".-w m 'i i -' "',v.7tkb? v"'SVT psWSS ITWWwl iSyS ST K '' w'Ci'w !'r"-,W:15' HwiS "M V I s EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20: 1923' l M . Xt v.. mi-7rzrxwtt iii ftaSSK MKJ iw IS i' fl;ru r i ft i a"' triTi. . J ,'": ?i V ffift 'it BH'tfitt ift&fH uimii O EX-PREMIER OF BELGIUM IS CHALLENGED TO DUEL debute en the question, tlie bill lieiiiu ndentdl br S" '-eics te 83. After the Chamber vetfd te make tlie tinUerMty yii-inl-jli (i vntail nn n nronesiil that the Cabinet Minister Incensed bv Al- i Institution should be bl-HniruBl. uslnrl ,.. . -,,,.,,. th French nnd Flemish languajes, bull tercatlen In Chamber I (hi, nfls rejected. ' Brasses, Dec. 20. (By A 1 ( Minister or. tue Colenic tram-lsi Norfolk Conditions Geed ffw Mnuvii,nu iUltuer N. J. PRISON BOARD WARRINGON'GRAFr I'mminr Pah I llymaiin te a duel. Mr. Franck sent lit; ecends te M. ltyniAtis yesterday wwr nuarp werna nan paused iietwceu ' In the Chamber or Deputies. The altereatien ceme In the course of a atemy period ut the aessien which tollewed pauege of a measure tanking Norfolk, Vs.. Dec. 'M Owm te the higher price of cotton nnd te the J Commissioner, Answering Ed fact that a large crop has been pre- I duced. the territory of which this city I Is the tr-idlne center is enjeylnu greater nresDerlty tuan a venr age. v-ouen wnids' Criticism of Secret In quiry, Premises Clean-Up JIIim TTU.,iUH - rMn.f.t. iM.tn..!.... -M-.H At a t .iBKeit Vnr'h Ha ml inn ttlfl- t Thf vote Is expected te bring n Cabiupt terinlly reduced the hnndirap ordinarily crUT .uirrnTinM at mm rrWii. m the Liberal Ministers recent. ; put upon them by the bell weevil, nnd NGHT INFECTION AT TOP .. I Al . , 1.. . .... I ..t.l. 1 .. .1 . .. .nflln. till I.NLllH ' unueuncuu aer enu rpieiveu id uuil iiu ivss iniii-rac nwiu i """ ihe Government If the bill ns ndepteu. hate preducd from 15 te 'M per cent Uiese eung marked the cna et tlie'tuore cotton man tney tuu a yenr uge, yikm Front-of-Stere Gift Shep Right Off Chestnut St. Weel-and-Lisle Hosiery Val. $1.25 95c Full length, well made, seam up the back; net a cheup stocking; two-thirds wool; in t?ray, black, tan. mode, brown, camel's-hair. etc , with clex or drop stitch Xmas Uexed in 3 Celers $2.8 Sweaters, $6 te $12 Scarfs, ST.eU te $12..W French Chemise Step-In Geicns, $2 Je te $7.50 Handkerchiefs Beys', Girls', Men's and Women's 12V2c te $1.50 Swiss, Irish and French Linens Boxed 3 in Bex 30c te $3.00 W. H. EMBICK & SONS 1618-20 Chestnut GLOOMY BIRTHDAY SH ADOPT t). . FMS In a areclal dUpatcn rrem Iautsim. Clarenr K. Htrlt IMtmatei that IMrk.y piay adnnt u. 8. plan te h-ly Levant minor miner IttM. ,The r- d-vetl te Fnnltn Newa nbeunaa In aneelal tllatwtchrK et thla flatura vary merntna In the Ptnue Livfiis. "Hike it a Habit." Adv. run rait btUKutiy- . ,.. ...I..M. I r I laaili aaaaaaaaaaaafc I i'll V 1 British King's Youngest Sen Undergoes Appendicitis Operation TO SPEND CHRISTMAS IN BED Trenten, Dec. 20. Inclusion of re porters from sessions of the State Heard of Control, which In Investigating con ditiens nt the Ktftte Prien, prompted Geerner Kdtvards yesterday te nsl: Hurdette O. Lewis, commissioner et the Department of Institutions and Agen cies, why the inquiry was a secret one. The Governer declared the Investiga tion should be open te the public. Because of the nature of the testi mony. Mr. Lewis told the Governer, he felt the beard vn" Justified in keeping newspapermen our. lie added, how ever, that he was net responsible for the notion of the State Heard. Many alleged irrepjlnritlcf, he said, existed previous te the present administration. He added that some of the testimony wai frnKmnntary, end if gien te the public piecemeal it might ve:k an in jii'licp te innocent persons. The suggestions of the Governer will be communicated te V.. 1. Knrlc, presi dent of the State Heard, b. Mr. Lewis. Purpose of Investigation The purK of the prison Investiga tion wus Rieu out by Mr. l.enli t ilay. as follews: ".SuiKical operation are never pleasant for the operators or for the patient. We nre cettintf ready te am putate, graft, corruption, brutitlity. crass btupidltj, rutils faverltitm, ymug ehns, tfihrespect of authority nnd de llbtrale deception of the pri.s nnd pub Ih' ut the New Jersey State Prison. The patient's body has been toned up. the physical aspects of modern reforma tory organisatien, which have been transplanted, are functioning vigorously there. The patienfw illness is new chiefly, though net entlrelv, psychologi cal. The press line ben deceived nleut the eaubes of the se-called riot last August, l'enches were a cleier subter fuge "The Slate Beard'w investigation hn revealed a splendid but improperly led lank nnd file of officer There are u fiv ery peer enei ut the tfp. They ere the r'eci nf infection. We are count ceunt iri upon the helpful eo-eperrtion of tin Heard of Manager, tli" principal 1 reper, lever of fair plaj nnd gned siei tb erj where te heln nut the 'ringers' e it of the game. Trie final report of the Merrow Pri-en inquiry ( Newton Freed, Heme for Holidays, described them, nnd the State'ri path, Helrf en Homicide Charee l-'imdule. lec 110. Heme from State Bptca W,rtUai t it natch. Coevrluhl Hit Londen, Dec. 20. Prince Georg the fifth and youngest living child of King Geerge, who expected te celebrate his twentieth birthday today hunt ing with his nals. instead is u natlent In n hospital, where yesterday he. was operated en for appendicitis. The members of llngland's royal family nrc net robust and the health et Uie young est Prince bus bnen unsatisfactory for some time. The nttiick of nppendleitis was net acute, hecer, and Prince Geerge was able te attend a dunee last week, ride horseback and yesterday walked in the paik, later going te the King Edward VII Hospital for Officers, where his appendix was remecd. The navy was selected as the rarcer for the youngest Prince of the Meed, nnd after passing through the lteynl Naval College nt Osborue he cruised in Atlantic, Hnltic nnd Mediterranean waters. He new is u midshipman at tached te the Queen Kllnbeth, from which he was granted leave te visit his parents, but the operation will pre vent him from joining the royal Christ mas celebration nt Sandriti?ham Heuse. Prince Geerge's royal rank opens no ntenuea of favoritism nor will It bar him from promotion if he makes geed ns u sailor. 'King Geerge, who ndeptcd the nay as n profession and worked his way te a captaincy, has let it be known he would dlHCeuntennnce favor itism te the Prince because of his rank. He wuntH his son te advance strictly en j kla indiWduul merits nnd nt the nd-I mlrnlty It weh said King Geerge wishes hae been strictly ndhercd te. Having se' early te sea, Prince Geerge's tastes and recreations are theivc of the sea, although he ploys some golf nnd likes te sheet with the Prince of Wales, He is extremely fend of music and is nn accomplished pianist. Very slight in build, he is Ihe tnllest member of the reval family and hears n strong resemblance te his elder brother, the Duke of i'erk. ler whom the orewd mintoek hiiu at n "rugger" match last week. COLLEGE STUDENT'S CAR , KILLS AGED PEDESTRIAN College fin tue holidays. ewten TYeed. twumv two jeurb old. of Neitli Wales, is under bail en a charge of, heir.l ide. DiiMiig his automobile, young Preed struck and killed ,1. Hunaul Mere, of Lanodtile, killing him in stantly. The accident eccutred sheitly' bclr.re 11 o'clock Monday night. j Th Moere iinine is en the l.ansiiai f due m lt report te tinvernr I'dge rnd the Legislature in 10lb as tollews.. i Stales Path of Duty J'dat the method of divip'.ne lr. f. iee until quite recently In the Mate Prison lu.s been marked by n general attitude of eerity toward the inmates and an indiflerence as te th endi- I tiens under which they have hi en re- I iiuired ti live, n condition resulting in Speedwav. just beyond the borough the iuflii'tlun of cruel inmHimenU nnd I jiml:. Moeni had met his wile at net infnjuent affrays: that the exact I trolley crehsing and was walking with Oigree of criminal impensilulity for the I lt,r , tnpjr home. Treed toys he was outcome of such affrays im enlv with I hiinded bv tie light of n pacing mu dilliculty be iiscertuiued m eiiniin.U pre- Phi,1M am ,i;d m,t see Mr. and Mis. reeding-; that lrrpeothe of whether I Moons until virtually en the?i. or net the arts of i:id.wdi.i l.teptr-f Knlleniug the crash, young Treed ii Mtlvfd jn siuh i.lir.i i m tl e pust hrn I emrjrtl tlie body inti the Moere hem ,. hTVi- n it ger Icynnd ihe prepet , una then liree into LniiMlnle and gev Umndij of M-'f-ibfcHi. as pumltted by 1 himself op te Mitglstiatc .1. Heward the l.iwij of tl.e Mu'e, ti.eri- ciui be l.e , Herse. The justice hrld him under ball doubt in tli- mind of any one wh- ha--i fui :i hearing Friday, "iiefully eMiniieed ihe nent 1 iteiy ' Yeung Prt-ed s fathei . Khlr.e Uuvsell of the prlen th.it man, of the Men Pre-d. has. n iesp,mlbb- position at wLe hae p.itMd ".cur-", f 'heir :ejth LxuteJ Stutes Mi'it in Philadelphia in i-ertri.Hing piis-eieiv i.udtr the :e-imi-sne eondit.etis tl.nl- hare iistd nt Trenten, fensuntly c nc.eiis of the JJ-US3f fe jit iill p Hi ' er-'lse el gTT'lri,tTllt'i I'iiTiyfTtPJJ "ni7TT8"r' "'"T'"""' " "' 'T i'- i f ! "t"nyt"Txr' T1 "ic ) -r- ra jy M' jm& w Ktl .aSataMMatataTta .aV Tf WJ7 m-m is Jy v M aPr is m Due te lack of space, we are cloning out Our Entire Stocks of Lingerie & Negligees At Cost and Less M.ny attractive Christmas GiitH at remarkably low prire;. These few are typical of the values that prevail throughout Philippine Underwear 1M2J95 "1 .95 lie.-esslt nt self -iKlensp ,.n l-r iR ( r u 'ithin whu-h tiiev wire ihem4ie; lie'ping te citate, nave hy tl.eii n trniiiin; become teinperiu:i:.ile mi- fcj utteil iu .nrve :n t.'je iiiiperi.i:t iapaci Sj i .. if u pll.-ell hn-per- ti.at i e: e of tSi t..t- first diil.t? of a ui-'i maiiiigeinent ?!!. t tli.i iiririii .i .'ii ..f nIK- ennuili i. ,h.( erbeini'l and by ,i iirepei n- f the preeedure nf the flwl t-eiviie law tn p-etide fm the dischnrgM e letiremtnt tlien wee are i.peu i' nmiiutieii found unlit fei t Ut per per fern.l.:iee of their ilut.es ' 'That no. withstanding rftmt :i worth Imprevenients. ttn State I'r n'i is st.ll r.ut eulDi lentN re.i.ru.u ! in cnaie'.ter. nnd that 'li" jir h i, . - wriwl sii- in the iity of Trent j . r.ni ti.e jr en builuings Mid t (;uipi..i lit -c m. y .'iaK"Utt te 'irm-h th" pr mi" er.rirt.i.nier.' mid facili'ie.i l,r .i n-fiii.-a'ery liistitutien DEATH CLAIM IS DENIED IN 0TRANT0 DISASTER P 3 NjSlttgOWIl of sl'.eci uatla'i , ueautifully cnibieulf red. Thty uerr up fe fS.SS Knvelepe Chemise, !- or embroidered in various designs. MVra e te S3. 9S I, at -11' Silk Underwear liejue top, ei-vllen; llee Silk Vests quality; flesh only Wr SI. OS. Bloemerb of katin and glove silk, P.fh btiit Bhudes, that wert .S3. 95, rtducad te Envelope Cltemine. in flesh, hitc am. pastel shadow, of crepe satin, crcpe de chine and TS'Jutni, that wtr up te $0.00, new 1 .35 "2.45 "3.45 I ORDER LICENSES FOR BUSES Eg Beard Rules Jitneys Muat Have Csr tifltate of Public Convenience f. Man'lsbnrc. He.- 'JO Ht.iain., ..' cO ' ih . opein'er) l ir.'. ii'.' iir ' gji ''n't. h.livnys and jiiie ni tite - .1. Jl k im -i.e iiwiin luiisf kI i n eir li- M. itr ' .' t-t.. Kill-eiltl.' . ,: - .1. q! ! .t- iii-ss, .'.cold. i -A !.. 1 . . ; '. 11- ;QI 1 '111.' S,elV!'' CeTOIIi!- 1 i I ' l ' ' lg enlerei'd bv tie S'.l.le j ,' . fi( Nevr c: the urobtle netieli , .'(, 1 n.stelduv 'luring u flgh" brv-ti j. ml '3 1 itln.iTi t. Hetnburg, I'.e-l-i ( .ji,. H '' -r t.jth' te convey psssengi r h i . kI bitVfOi th- lui-reait sf'.ii .r. t ,e 10s Milt Sitt ateriiun M A'eriiS ter the i'i I ntr..i. . S wmght a piifitpOTif tnei." winielH ri S u.-rrei.ient would le rtaih'd mid cuj. ?j ; s.rd thfit 'he ma! enimue te op- fea 'l6te 'ii-R'Wlli'.e. ji Tint will net h ipwnnitei -i ' 'S"' Liiitnlntr V', pitstilmg ut tile l.ej' - fe .r.r Ktute pe'ltemen nt ifqujrlug i,.. Ksj o;erater of buHe and hc! te hlm-i S' a lei-'1! S'i of ptlhln ion 'turve 01 S' M GptJbt.un " ig J ev. nf the final' !en ( eiuturii !,.. PI i nMi-e thst iIipv uie reiiuli'd te ln Test Case, Filed Toe Late, Is Out ' lawed by Orltlch Court , bunion, Dr.. "(' Itelntite. of t'le AinetUtui selditrs who lest tlur 'les i-l ihe Otr.Uite disa-ter lieiy ip' -t neihini; in iiif va ilam. ?i" n n il" 1 l!iitlli rte. inslup line if the d"i-l-.;,.i. 'if tle Hntii!i '",urt. yn-t piemi'lgated. rt.ir !-i. Tl.i .irt jre iiiiinly lad In M ' thrt tie I'ei.. ns ilar :mu Oriental Line, 1 ev" r of th Kjisinli. which lellided ' w'.in the Oirante. wii.i lmaLle ter up- ; runinti! Sii ''. Li-t M-i "' ' '.. ten Slati-s Giv erniie ut hreugh ai notion In tb Mill Hi teurt- '.-ii li-! 'ilf of Miuy r-ltn.x atniust tin I'eiiinsul.ir nnd Clih-ntal , L'.iw tnr dunng !! the !"" of hu ! i-eii .lulu -. 'i in i '"it i-iiltd thai tindtr th Waiiiiii" i',ii.,'niiei h Ail and 11m. 11m. iiitien of dfiTfi th 'ie hurl no utiiiid ii., in cunt, In 'hi.t i' v.ns flUd ti e hit. hit tl.i- .1 '' U illled "HbTtv of s.p!c 1 " ' LIFE TERM GIVEN MURDERER Easten Man Sentenced In Court nt Newton, N. J. I..ISIOII. l'.i .1'.. 'Jit .1 ". l.litei , w I.' p. .nleil ii i,'. of M.ir , i in i ( mini , ,) ul New li.'i .-if ti I rlis e .Ii'nsii i Milt 111 11 ,d" Sussex ;erdn v it iinpi isnniiieiit ey New .li-st'i State ti itrtilicau tj er llverymei. Many of 'h'ni s Suit Blouses WALLACE OPTIMISTIC Ste fdarked Improvement In rlcultural Conditions t liitagi). Dec W n me i A3 A Christmas Suggestion SAVE yen plunned nil your Christ mas gifts? A gift that is prac tical and welcome is u savings account. It has ene unusunl merit It grows in value day by day. Saving's accounts here earn 4 Interest! rf L AiTtingc These Presents Fer Yeu CAPITAL AND SURPLUS E $1,600,000.00 I All our Remaining Stock, including the n.ut dcmrnble colors and 6tyles, te be closed out in three groups They were up te $24.50 5.75, $8.75 & m.75 1 1 preeiaent in ngriiuluinil i "iidiln n of I the country during 1! 1 win preitnled !h Secret urr of Agrieult ire Iluiry i. Wull ai, m an address hire In-t n.gl.'. While HKricultural prb , rtm.-i lower relatively than the pre -s ui iher ih.ngH, the farmers of the N'n.. w11 get le m All Negligees Are New Marked At Less Than Half Fermer Prices All Purchases Billed February lit 3220-22-24 Walnut Street i :.',. d t'l 'lie .'u-t.-e Mietuin i ! ipiemr (. .r" lie win I'll'- ul lii.l ei n Hi' 'i ih.'ireil ' a .in being Impl'thti't) in the murder d Albeit K"Stei (ii rm Swamp, rie.il N'lwiuu, a y.u aim lull June fallow -mi; thi tlu-ft of li truik leaded with m- Tniiy Turku, mnwi-teil el mui -ilei in lie lirH ilegne kecml weeks nse n hi K' elid trial, was net seu t "., us im Ciiiiiineiivienlt'i d'-sdicr. H ne I nn nr, a witnes" against Jehn and Jiu-il Saho, of P.utten, also charged v rli n irdcr. GERMANY TO BOOST FARES . .Railva Pessensjer Rates Will Stilt Be Lewest In World IJerllu. Dei. -' --The Stale railway w..l ii tin i'e n-i piiMi-enger rnH: en .New u.r -, Dn, 'Hiiililiiu the tb'rd-e'liH- nir-- i.nd riipling the ilrti,liiss. The t, tin it h ie pl.iee the traflii: en n pa .-is hs I liue,r, in ihrniany, n'M'rllieless, I'tiuaiiis the i In apt st In the world, the tl'lrn-i lti'i fares cm responding te r Ai-erinii smek. r aii'oniniedatlonx I , bfiiig nl e it en. -eigluli of n cent pel I 101 I 'I i. .-!.' tv w ry class aeeeiuuiO' ; dnt.i.iis nn wiit- - La It cent ler mile. I't- t ni fim-H mi fu-t trains (ire from i0 te Mn p. r i nit Llghi-i depending en the1 ' liaiance 1 S:in IVamisie, 1 Jl).--(Jrganii'a- '-.nn of a S'JiI.ihiD OOii fiirpeiatlmi I knuv n im the ( eluuihla hleel Ctil'ieia- tien te oeiiv iiuiate tne piaiiin ei the ULUI "n nSM .I'M teeii one and ou -li.il iinj two billion dollars mure te'u. uumey 'or their crops this year than hint, he mUi "Perhaps the chief reason f ji the . prices the fiirmers bat lu-n rcium; .BIG NCW STEEL FIRM IN WEST if mat tnti iiavn ncen ever pnmuiKig " hi said. He addw that the Inrje nd-iiun-e lu cotton price? has ,.ut the H. ith n l.rfir iihriee than fm iniinx un?t ... ..... r . r, i,,.. ... ,..,,.11 illllltft, ,l 111! W'..l.... l ... Jc.,1 ....,,..,. I lllilulitirl'h. mm. nAft.r-n ...n.. ' u ' in lid ri'Ti i iiii'Iiiiiij ,11 ,".;-. GEORGIA BANKER INDICTED , frilif. n,m and Pertland1, M-e.. and the Albany, Ga., Ie -it - S c. i,. , I tub i en) nnd Cuke Company of I'tnh, ( turn, formerly (ireslilent ' m, j ,rft , wtr nnneuiieed yeeterdny. Vatienal Hank of ' "elcjti.tr. MiHec - - O.inty, Geeigia, and formerly Mayer SPROUL NAMES JUDGE i.ia.id .lurv in I m ., MjteH i t , ,lfc.ir. Mii.Siisbmj., mwJai huh U nr e thlrlv-twe f.mpis. iill.g, I,nied .n.ine Judge of Menree i l.f:;eiueui ui auma ui,innM uwrn c.imn i.v ),.. Cmenuii In a Mederatelu Priced Rings Acceptable Christmas Gifts s , . il. jt. lri. ii ! Yeu can rvc licr no greater pleaflure man the gift or a- pretty iinger-nng. Our Bteck argc, inciuaca everyiiuuB '""". "" p B"' mKucb uug m me elaborate A lew meueran.-iy jirivcu jiiuub him iiiuatrutcu, which la unusually large. jeweled ring of platinum, suffix 14-kt. green geld, tastefully pierced, two diamonds nnd supphire in platinum set tings 550. 14-kt. n-kt. green geld, pierce" design, three diamonds in octagonal platinum set tings $100. 14-kt. green geld, beauti fully pierced, two diamonds in square platinum set tings 5100. 14-kt, green geld, dainty design, two diamonds and sapphire in platinum sct-tings-?63. g geld, pierced 14-kt. green geld, beauti fully pierced, platinum top, diamond and sapphire 875. 14-kt. green geld, neat de Bign. three diamonds in platinum settings 585. 14-kt. irrcen treld, artistic 14-kt. green geld, new ue- an-nr. green geld, taste- design, amethyst of rich sign, .beautiful tourmaline luny pierced, line aqua, color 522. 530. marine 331. 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Intro. "Walking the Deg." Medley lrox-Tret. t'ranl; Weetphal and His Orchtstra. A-3743 7Cc I Found it Fd ir Leaf Clever. Prem ."Gcorke White's Scan dals." Time Will TelL Intro. "Oh, Hew I've Missed Yeu, Mary." Prem "Sally, Irene and Mary." Fox-Trets. 27ie Happy Six. A-3741 7Sc Sixty Seconds Ev'ry Minute (1 Think of Yeu). Intro. "Sweet heart Lane." Medley Fox Fex Fox Tret. The Columbian. Te-morrow Morning. Fox-Tret. .E'd'dtu 7;;i'rts' Orchestra. A -3715 75c Three o'Cieck iu the Morning. La Colendrina. Waltzes. 'ri7iec' Dance Orcltcvtm. Fate. A-372-t 7 Four o'Cieck Bluea. Hawaiian Blues. I'os-Treti. Johnny Jim:' Original Jazz 1 1 minds. A-C72D 75c POPULAR SONGS All for the Leve of Mike. Veu Can Have Him, 1 Don't Want Him, Didn't Love Hira Any how Bluet. Van and Scheml:. A-3735 75c Fox-Tret. Ted Lewis and His Band. A Dream of Remany. Fox-Tret Paul Spceht and Ili.i Or chestra. A-3738 75c Lest (A Wonderful Girl). Al Jolsen. If Yeu Don't Think Se, Yeu'ra Crazy. Prank Crumit. A-3741 75c Yeu Need Sema One, Seme One Needs Yeu. Frem "Qutcn e' Jlenrt3. Mammy's Carben Copy. Frem "Queim e' Hearts." Xera Dayet. A-3742 75c Mississippi Choe-Choo. 'V.y Down Yonder in Nrw Or. leans. OlesKihlSceley. A-3731 75c INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL SELECTIONS I or the Sake of Auld Lang Syne. My Buddy. Erfui'l Dale. A23734 7Cc OrienUle. (Cui) Simple Aven, Op. 25. Flute, 'cello, harp. Trie de Lutecc. ?727 75c Wuitern Slurs. Neapolitan Pelka. Accordion Soles, (luide Deiro. A-3728 75c Maui Girl. " Waltz. Meannlua Hula. UkeInle Soles. Franh Fcrera. A-3739 75c SYMPHONY AND CONCERT SELECTIONS Manen Lescaut, "Iu quelle trine morblde." (li. TliCMj Seft Silken Curtains ) (1'uccini) Jlesu Pensellc. 79071 $1.00 1 Knew I Have Anether Building. I Want te be Ready. Male Quar tet. Fish Ur.irer'lty Jubilen Sinycrs. A-3720 75c Yale Senx;s; Medley Ne. 1 -Yale Benla, Whoop It Up; Good Geod Goed nifc'ht Harvard; Ilinge Hll Yale; Down the Field. 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And among them are two you'll want at the very first whirl "All for the Leve of Mike" nnd "Yeu Can Have Him, I Don't Want Him, Didn't Leve Him Any how Blues." I3eth are by Van and Schenck singing in their happiest of happy harmonies. And they arc deliciously free from irritating scratch or scrape. Tear out the accompanying list, take it te a Columbia Dealer and listen te any or all of these New Precess Columbia Records. Nete the smoothness and full ness of tone. Nete the beauty of ex pression. Only in New Precess Columbia Records will you find this new and quiet surface. The process is patented. V 'I l?100,f0. Tseanrf. 1FTT -1- d m
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