Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1920 — Page 7

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SAYS SIELCKEN WAS

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Girl Scouts' Christmas Sale

■ In an effort to make up the deficit by the Girts Scouts of Indianapolis in their drire for US.OdO a few weeks ago. a Christmas food and candy sale will be held by the girls and officials at market stand No. 432. and in a on ths ground floor of the Denison hotel December 23 and 24. It was announced by Mrs. Alfred Lauter. chairman of the committee in charge **»- Christmas candy orders may be placed •ft* with Mr*. It. G. Hosier, Irvington 4t5«.

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g coart train I CUr * Sicken, widow of Herman It was the! Sieleken, wealthy coffee merchant, mother, who was testifying Wednesday at the trial of

Dr. Edward A. Romely. charged with concealing ths alleged German ownership of the New York Evening Mail during part of ths war, said her husband was “absolutely loyal'* to the United States throughout tfia con-

flict.

Mr. Sielcken as an American cirisen is said by the defense to have advanced the money used by Dr. Romely in buying the Evening Mail although he was living in Germany

at the time.

Mrs. Sielcken was recalled to the stand today as a government witnesa and related couditioas under which she lived with her husband at BadenBaden. Germany, from 1314 until Itl*. when he died. She said she was with her hu*bancl almost constantly and knew with whom he had communication. She said that up to the time of hi* death Mr. Sieicken's sympathies were with America in controversies

with the German government.

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GIVE PICTURES There is a proud steadfastness of affection told by a gift of pictures that survives the holiday season and extends its message over the years to come, not as a memory, but as a real and living presence. HERMAN’S ART STORE Across From Keith *s On Second Floor 120 North Pennsylvania Street Bargains in Cameras and Photo Supplies

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Suggestions From STEWAR

’ Stationery, Desk Sets, Book Ends, Candles, Eversharp Pencils, Books, Fountain Pens, Christmas Greeting Carols

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STATIONERY In Attractive Gift Boxes Woodhaven Lawn, combination boxes, correspondence cards and stationery; blue, pink and buff, $1.00. Ward’s Royal Irish Linen, gold beveled and white bordered, $1.75. Crane’s and Hurd’s writing papers in beautiful gift boxes, admired by all who see them; $1.50 to $15.00, in wooden boxes. DESK SETS In all shades of cretonne, brush brass, mahogany, bronze, plain and decorated with sterling silver, $7.50 to $50.00.

XMAS Greeting Cards A large assortment already engraved with appropriate thoughts that will appeal to you as “just the thing,” 5c to $1.50. CANDLES Plain and hand-decorated, large sizes for the polychrome candlesticks. ■ '• ' : ' - - V 5 'V •

Gifts of Leather

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Bill folds

cases,

books, line-a-dfcy, diaries. PRACTICAL GIFTS

For Men

Pencil sharpeners, $1.50 to $2.00. 1921 Diaries, 50c to $5.00. Ink wells, plain and cut glass, $1.25 to $32.50. Loose leaf memos, $1.95 to $2.35. Rockwell reminders, 50c to $2.00.

NARCISSUS BULBS AND BOWLS, $1.00 to $3.00. Combination matched sets of fountain pen hand-illuminated parchments.

Silk Covered Telephone Screens and Book Covers. mottoes,

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Inexpensive or the most costly—It will be good if it’s from Stewarts

W. K. Stewart Co. 44 East Washington Street Indianapolis, Indiana

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