More Than $2,500 Raised to Buy j Shoes for Poor Contributions Continue to Pour in Even After Omaiia Bee Fund Is Closed. j Though the Free Shoe fund was of filially closed yesterday these con tributions were received last night: PrriioiiKly ai-know ledged *'2,409.47 For the Kiddie* Friend 5.00 Guarantee Laundry Co. 15.09 Billy Harr. Jr 5.00 I a*h 2.00 4. Vo** 1.00 No Name 5.00 l’, S. Grant 5.00 5. M. Fraud* 1.00 I. tilt** E. Itaker . 10.00 4. P. II 1.00 C. M. Ilelnzeliuan, Teuton. Ne4» 1.00 A. B. II. and II. K. II.. Nlekrr »oii, Nel» 6.00 Mr*. \. Hitter. Talmuge, Net* 1.00 Ca*Ji. Randolph, NeU. 5.00 Mr*. P. M. OHtiome 1.00 Mr*. \Vadllim». . 5.00 B. X. 1.00 Mr*. II. C. Itoeacker 5.00 Primary llept. First « ongrega tional diurdi, Norfolk, Neb 7.'If* H I ridlund. < rafg. Neb 5.00 Sunny llldge School Hist. No. 0, Thornton, Neb 2,00 Minnie K. \ilam*. TVolbadi. Neb 2.00 Mr*. K. I.eoimrd. Gibbon, Neb.. 1.00 Ftelyn and Melviu RiitmfUMien, Genoa. Neb . .. 5.00 % T. A. O. t lub. .North Coup, Nel». 5.00 Stanton Auction i a.. Stanton, la. 10.00 Mr*. .1. TV. Onmteud. 5.00 Willard G\ Slalmugh 5.50 l.etu*re Hdtwriik . 5.00 Omaiia Seymour t amp No. 16. 5.00 %. G. .1. 5.00 J. C. Murphy 5.00 William »len*en. Beii*on, Route I 5.00 < In^N No. I, Congregational Sun day Nchool. Silyer ( reek, Nel* 1.00 M. M. II. 1.00 Fifth and Sixth Grude*, Hamp ton (»h. I ehoola.. 5.25 Benjamin A. Baker. 5.00 Boy Scouts of Troop No. 47. 1.00 Total . $5,542.58 judge to Decide Creamery Action _•>_ Creditors Trying to Force Waterloo Co. Into Bank ruptcy in Federal Court. A group of creditors are endeavor ing to throw the Waterloo Creamery company into bankruptcy through an action started in Council Bluffs by Attorney P. A. Mulfinger and trans ferred to the federal court in Omaha. Tho trial started yesterday. The Waterloo company asked for a jury, but n short time after the empancll* g of one started, withdrew the request, and asked that Judge Woodrough j hear the case. Judge Woodrough dismissed the en tire body of petit jurymen until the day after Christmas. Tho jury, a short time before, had presented Judge Woodrough and United States Marshal Cronin with largo bunches of flowers. Fatty Arbuckle Films May Be Shown in Omaha Mayor Dahlman probably will take no steps to prohibit the screening of “Patty" Arbuckle films here, accord ing to his announcement yesterday to “let the public decide.” As mayor, he is head of the city welfare board. “Everyone Is entitled to a fighting chance to eo come back," said \\ al lace Wilson, superintendent of the welfare board. That 1 he ban of Arbuekle's films j hail In-ell released too early was the opinion by Dr. Jennie Cnllfas, member elect of tlie board of education. "I believe in forgiving and helping where the individual has tried to do better, tmt I do not think Mr. Arbuckle has , had enough punishment." Musicians Civc Program at H an scorn Park School Harry Silverman. director of the Strand theater orchestra, and mem bera from the Omaha Musicians’ as sociation, delighted the children of llanscom Park grade school with a holiday musical program Tuesday. \ •special program was given for children In the kindergarten and lower grades. The mast popular se lection In the latter program was "Bali's Opera in Popular Nursery Hhymes.” by O. W. Bing It in cluded "Jack and Gill," "Little Boy Blue." "Ilumpty Dumpty” and a number of other nursery rhymes. Pair Draw Year in Jail for Thefts From Box Cars lid McKenna and Frank O’Neill < pi, a,led guilty of stealing from boxcars and were sentenced to a year and I » day in jail by Federal Judge Wood- j rough yesterday afternoon. lid Onrruthers and Albert Wayne | pleaded guilty lo stealing an automo- | bile In Wyoming and bringing it to Omaha, where they sold it, and were - given six-month sentences in the 1'odge county jail. Smelter Foreman Struck bv Auto and His Arm Broken R. J. Jones, foreman at the smelter at Seventh and Douglas streets, who resides at 2730 Avenue E, Council Bluffs, suffered a fractige In the bone of his left leg yesterday afternoon, when he was knocked down by a Ford coupe, driven by an unidentified motorist who did not stop after the accident, according to' the police re port. Jones was taken to the Metho dist hospital. Christmas Marriage Plans Wrecked by Federal Judge "I evas goint^ to he married on < luistmas day,” pleaded Joseph Grat ia. 1120 North Sixteenth street, when ai raigned before Federad Judge Wood rough yesterday, for selling intoxicat ing liquor. "Then you'll have to be married In jail,” retored the judge. "I sentence you to SO days In jail and fine you j?r, o.” Kyesight Returning Grankie Brennan, whose frantic ahiiek, "I'm blind. I'm blind.” at cen tral police headquarters Wednesday led officers to report she had been blinded by bootleg whisky, was re ported slowly regaining her sight at the county hospital yesterday. At tending physicians say she may have been temporary blinded by denatured alcohol. Gift Certificates If you can’t think of a single thing to give, or if you want to give something that should be fitted, we suggest a merchandise certificate, redeemable in any department in the house at any time. Evening Dinner--75c Tea Room, 5:30 to 7:30 From December 16 to 23 we will serve Table d’ Hote dinner in the tea room, with change of menu daily. Tea Room—Seventh Floor Last Minute Delivery Although this year’s volume of business has been the great est the Burgess-Nash Store has ever knowh, we will render the usual satisfactory service. Even the very last purchase made Saturday evening will be delivered the same night. Christmas Flowers Blooming plants, cut flowers, wreaths, greens, and artificial decorations in a wide assortment that means satisfactory choice. Carefully packed and delivered. Flower Mi op—Mezzanine Floor Most Important Sale of Gloves for Christmas Imported Chateau Kid Gauntlets Very special values in black, brown, beaver, gray, white and mode. $3.75 and $5.50 The finest quality of imported French kid gloves, all at special sale prices. Make this a glove Christmas. 2-Clasp Kid Gloves Fine French kid in black and colors. Sale priced— Pair, $1.39 16-Button Black Kid Seldom indeed are elbow length kid gloves priced at Pair, $4.95 Imported Chamoisette Gauntlets Attractive styles in very desirable colors. 89c to ,$2.25 Burgess-Naah Glove Shop—Main Floor 12-Button Kid Gloves Desirable length in white, black, tan, beaver. Pair, $3.95 Chateau French Kid Gloves Novelty styles in 2-clasp gauntlet and long gloves. $2.50 to $8.00 Cape Leather Gauntlets Dark brown and tan. Exceptional at— Pair, $2.95 ,1483 Pairs Slippers A special purchase enables us to offer these felt slippers at a srreatly reduced price. Many colors and styles from which to choose. Not all sizes in every style but every size included from 2% to 8. For Women and Misses Reduced $1 00 to Pair * I But gess-Nash Downstairs Store Gifts of \Hosiery For last-m inute gifts, select hosiery. It it always acceptable, and need not be expen sive. The following items may help you in your selection. Full Fashioned Hose An excellent quality thread silk hose. Those are full fashioned, all sizes i n black and brown. Pair, $1.75 Sheer Chiffon Hose A most acceptable gift for any woman. These are very clear and will give satisfac tion. Pair, $2.50 _ Bvirgau-Naih Hosiery bnop——iviain rioor The Ideal Gift Silk Umbrellas *495 .nd $750 Perhaps you' have someone for whom you have not been able to find just the right gift. May we suggest a silk um brella? We offer two styles at greatly reduced prices. Our stocks are complete with a wide as sortment of colors and designs from which to choose. 1 Priced $10 to $25 Burg aai-Naah Umbra 1U Shaft—Main FI oar Candy: Nuts Very Special Our Candy Shop is prepared to fill your Christmas needs. Here you will find gift candies beautifully boxed. Park and Tilford’a boxed randy specially packed for Christinas. Maillard’a delicious chocolates and bonbons in boxes. Prineatt Chocolatea packed in attractive boxes. Cynthia Sweet* heavy coated chocolates in 1 or 2-pound boxes. Gorham’s Candies in large assortments, nicely boxed. Gordon Ralnalter candies in bulk or by the box. Marzipan Candies make favors and decora tions that are different. Bur(«SS-Nath Candy Shop—Mezzanine Floor Downstairs Specials Choice Mixed Nuts Greatly Reduced—Pound, 21c Columbia Mixed Candy Pound, 19c Brazil Nuts, medium size, lb.17c Brazil Nuts, large size, lb.19c Filberts, lb.19c English Walnuts, large, lb. . •.29c Drake Almonds, lb.21c I. X L. Almonds, lb.33c Pecans, long, lb. 29c Ribbon Mixed Candy, lb.29c Crystal Mixed Candy, lb.23c Champion Mixed Candy, lb.23c Old Time Mixed Candy, lb.23c Peanut Brittle, lb.23c Peerless Chocolates, lb.24c Assorted Jelly Beans, lb.23c American Creams, lb.24c Trilby Cups, lb.29c Fairy Pillows, lb.29c Burzoza-Naah Downstair* Store Silk Shirts^ $£95 These make a gift that is appre ciated by any man or young man. Made of finest quality jersey, crepe or broadcloth silks. All sizes. Each, $5.95 Bur|Mi'N«ih Men’* Shop—Main Floor LLMP Toy Specials Gilbert toy books, each, 25c. Wooden automobiles, each, 39c. Mechanical toys priced up from 50c. Drawing Master priced up from 50c. Games priced up from 25c. Miller rubber balls priced up from 10c. Dump carts, each, 69c. Stencil arts priced up from 25c. Doll chairs priced up from 50c. Bell toys priced up from 25c. Toy pianos priced up from $1.25. Doll cradles, each, $1.50. Dressers priced up from $1.50. Drums priced up from 25c. Toy typewriters priced up from $1.50. Tinker toys priced up from 50c. Soldering Outfit* Fire Engine* Automobile* Aeroplane* Game* Cedar Cheit* Rocking Hone*, Aluminum Aluminum Cooking Sets Building Block* Puzzle Outfit* | Burgoss-Nash Toy town—Downstairs Store Christmas Sale of Sheffield and Sterling Silverware Sheffield silver sugar and cream seta... Sheffield silver Vege- $J95 table dishes. ** Sheffield silver meat platters, each. Sheffield silver bread trays.. Hammered silver bread trays with handles. Sheffield silver trivets ..... Sterling silver picture frames. Sterling silver lemon 3ets . Individual salt and peppers, pair . Sterling silver marmalade sets . Dutch silver ash trays, $150 each . * Dutch silver flower $1J40 baskets, up from . *** Dutch silver salt and pepper $050 sets. “ Dutch silver bud vases, *675 st .. Sterling Silver Toilet Sets for Women Comb, brush and mirror hand engraved and with engine turned design. $35 to $42.50 For Small Children An excellent assortment of silver gifts that will be kept and remembered. $1.00 to $27.50 Burfeae-Nash Silvar Shop—Main Floor Sterling Silver Toilet Sets for Men Military brushes and conibs in hand-hammered and engraved designs. Sale-priced $21.50 to $42.50 ■■■ 1 ■" I Continuing Our Great Christmas Sale of Rainbow Silk Lingerie At Less ThaiJ fee Cost of Silk Camisoles—Envelope Chemise—Gowns In Six Grgal Groups < 95c *1.45 *2.95 $3.95 One Group Cotton Lingerie Special—1,000 Pieces of^rjkm Lingerie Consisting of: Gowns, Chemise, Bloomers, Vests anqf Step-ins —made of batiste, crepe and satinette in white and colors— Burr«»»-N»»K Ship 8>rw< Flair Imported Perfumes A Delightful Gift Bourjois Vida Perfume. Priced a bottle, $4.00. Volnay Fleurs Vives Perfume, priced, a bottle, $7.50. Caron’s N’aimez que Moi Per fume, priced, a bottle, $9.50. Caron’s Narciss Noir Perfume, bottle, $10. Rigaud’s Un Air Embaume Perfume, bottle, $3.50 and $5.50. Rigaud’s Un Air Embaume Toilet Water, bottle, $7.50. Guerlain Champs Elysees Per fume, bottle $10.50. Lile D’Amour Perfume, Galle hand-painted vase, in satin lined gift box, priced $25. Atomizer, blue with gold dec oration, netted bulb, $12.50 Bradley , Rose , Maid Toilet J Water, , priced t at, bottle,! $1.50. I Bradley Trailing Arbutus Tol*l let Water, bottle $1.00. | Melba Fleurs, 4-piece sef^ ' priced at $5.00. Djer Kiss, 3-piece set, pried! at $2.75. _L d Tuskeloid Ivory \/ pRICE Manicure oets /Z Seven-piece manicure set, black inlay, attractively boxed, $9.50. Six-piece manicure set, black inlay, attractively boxed, $9. Seven-piece manicure set, all) white, attractively boxedf, $10.00. Ivory mirrors, Dubarry pattern —specially priced at $2.29i Burgesa*Nash Drug Department—Main Floor One Is Always Sure that Handkerchiefs Are the Right Gift 0 Women’s white and colored linen handkerchiefs. Each, £t\J C Women’s white or colored Swiss em- Qf broidered handkerchiefs. J/OC Women’s Swiss and lawn hand- QC - kerchiefs, colored designs, 3 1/OC Women’s linen handkerchiefs. Em broidered corners. gn aa Box of 3, Women's embroidered linen d*o nn handkerchiefs. Box of 8 w«*vU Women’s initialed linen (h 1 aa handkerchiefs. Each, V * «UU Women’s embroidered linen OP handkerchiefs. Each, "3C Women’s linen footing trimmed PA handkerchiefs. Each, OUC Women's hand embroidered _ linen handkerchiefs. Each, wUC Women’s lawn handkerchiefs. AP_ 3ox of 8, We Children's Handkerchiefs Swiss lawn or silk QC _ handkerchiefs. 2 for Embroidered handkerchiefs, white QC* only. 4 for AOC f ' For Men Menfr Initialed linen hand- CA kerchiefs. Each, OvC Men’s fine qnality silk hand- OP. kerchiefs. Each, ■OC Men’s initialed handkercheifs. 7C Box of 8 f iJC Men’s real linen handkerchiefs, OP fine quality. Each Aa/C Men's cotton handkerchiefs PA _ necked 6 in e box. *JUC Men’s fine linen handker- d* 1 OP chiefs. Bor of 6 1 «OiJ Oen’s plain white linen hand- OP. kerchiefs. Each Aa>C For Boys Boy’s pure linen handker- d» * AA chiefs. Box of 3, V * wU Boy’s Swiss lawn or silk hand- AP kerchiefs. 2 for 45 3 C Boy’s colored border hand- pa kerchiefs. Box of 3 3UC Boy’s colored initialed hand kerchiefs. Box of 3 v4w»vJU Boy’s fine quality silk hand- OP kerchiefs. Each 453C Burffoea-Naah Handkerchief Shop—Main Floor Christmas Sale of Corduroy Robes $295 Of wide wale corduroy in coat or robe effect, with either roll or Byron collar, patch pockets, and turn-back cuff. Tailor trimmed in vivid new colors. Sizes 34 to 44. Negligees Half Price Our Entire Stock of Discontinued Negligees Sacques Robes Smocks Boudoir Coats Chinese Robes Mandarin Coats You may choose from velvet, silk cordu roy, Zennana, crepe de chine, satin, taf feta, imported crepe, in exquisite boudoir shades, or in serviceable, dark colors. All are elaborately trimmed. Qurgesft'Naah Lingerie Shop—Second Floor Second Dtty Sale of Art Needlework Models For gift pieces, or fcr/roe’s own use, these attractive pieces at bovrfat a Price reduction, are a timely offering. T hey are exquisitely em boidered on lineup silk art cloth, batiste, satinette. 95c to $25.00 Embroidered Bed SpreJl. Embroidered Luncheon Sets. Embroidered Cental, Embroidered Scar? Embroidered Pillows. Embroidered Buffet S«L Embroidered Vanity Set*. Embroidered Card Table Cover*. Embroidered Towel*. p04lffdered Pillow Slip*. 'Embroidered Children’* !>re*se*. Bur*., -Nu* j#c»nj Floor Gift Jewelry Richelieu Pearl Necklaces These are the finest copy of real pearls known to manufacturers. The beautiful luster of Richelieu Pearls and wonderful wearing qualities make them the most de sirable pearls for Christmas. Various grades and sizes; each neck lace beautifully boxed. $75° t0 $7850 Baricii-Nuh Jmlry Shop—Main Floor Gift Linens Always Welcome Madeira handkerchief and napkin cases, hand scalloped, •7A at .|5JC Turkish towel sets, consisting of towel and two wash $100 cloths . 1 'Madeira lunch sets, 12 $£50 doilies and centerpiece. .. . U Boudoir pillows trimmed with filet lace, $J50 to $J00 Bath towels with colored AA stripes and borders.0%/C Lace-trimmed pillow cases, $100 size 45x36 inches, pair.... I Linen towels with hemstitched ends and damask borders. $100 Each .V1 Linen Pullman cloth with $150 hemstitched ends. Each.. 1 Beautiful blanket sin attrac- $C50 tive colors and designs.... 0 Pillow cases, hemstitched and beau tifully embroidered. $025 Pair . L Burgess-Nash Linen Shop—Second Floor Christmas Special Hand Made Blouses At $2®® Jhere is no gift more appropriate for Mothers, Sisters and Daughters and there is none that they will appreciate more. Of sheer batiste, daintily made, with every stitch taken by hand and elaborately trimmed with hand drawn work, tiny tucks and real lace—a delight to any woman on Christmas morning. Sizes 34 to 46. Blou»o Shop—Third Floor For Individual Gifts Our Gift Shop Offers Most Satisfying Choice A Picture Frames What would you rather re ceive than a framed photo graph? The gift of your photo is equally desired, and may be attractively framed at small cost. Frames— $1.00 to $3.50 Christmas Candles One of the most beautiful customs of Christmastide— i a candle in the window on Christmas Eve to light the Christ Child on his way. We have all manner of candles, priced from— 5c to 60c # French Hand-Carved 8-Day Clocks Beautiful pieces that we have just added. Reasonably priced, Each $18.50 For Men: Smoking Stands Of metal and wood finished in Ma hogany, white enamel, brass and nickel. Serviceable pieces of convenient height, height. $2.65 to $7.50 Gift Table 1—50c to $1.00 Candlesticks, ash trays, picture frames, framed pic tures, sewing baskets, fruit and flower bowls, smoking trays, Timber Tot dolls, flower holders. Gift Table 2 $2 to $3 Cologne bottles, three styles; candle sticks, vases, cigarette boxes, ) ash trays, picture frames, humidors, nut sets, boubachacs, Chinese trays, vanity boxes, letter sealing sets, door knockers, frogs for flower bowls, smoking stands. Gift Table 3 $3.50 to $5 Wall flower baskets, candlesticks, serving trays, ginger jars, vanity boxes, ash trays, humidors, alcohol burners, boudoir lamps, mirror and picture cords, smoking stands, vases, bread boards, cheese boards, lacquer boxes. Burcm-Nuh Gift Shop—Fourth Floor Entire Stock of Imported Dolls J Our entire stock of imported dolls, con sisting of full jointed, character babies, Kidlyn, real kid, novelty and fancy dressed, large assortment at regular price far be low the market value today. Friday all V3 off regular price. Burfess-Nash Toytown—Downstairs Store China Novelties Very Special Hand painted bon-bon dishes, trays, small dishes and many other pieces that will make O E attractive gifts. Each Chocolate Sets The pot and 6 cups and saucers — deco rated. Set, $3.75 Cups and Saucers Odd lots of cups and saucers of thin china. Set, 25c Table and Boudoir Novelties Powder boxes, hair receivers, trays, creamers and sugars, and plates all are O j- to v omen s non clamp” shoe skates, I nickel-plated. $3.00 an*i $3.50 Men’s skates are priced as low as, Pail $1.00 Boys’ and girls’ ice skates, nickel-plated, Pair $2.75 Burgess-Nash Sporting Goods Section—Fourth Floor State Completes Evidence in Mine Massacre Trial Events Which Led Up to Slay ings Traced by Prosecution —Defense Will Open Today. Marlon, 111., Deo. 21—(By A. P.l After eight days spent In the Intro duction of Ita evidence, the proaccu tlon rested today at the trial of fl\e tnen charged with murder In connec tion with the slaying of 20 nonunion miners during the Herrin rlota Inst June. The defense will open Friday morning. In the testimony of its last few wit nesses. tho state completed Ita rela tion of the events from the tlmo three mine guards were shot while driving in a truck from Carliondale to the Lester mine on the morning of June 21, to the attack on the mlno that afternoon when three union miners were killed, the surrender under a white Hag the next morning of 48 nonunion men in the pit and the slaying of 20 of the prisoner*. All Hve defendants have been l>olut ed out In court ns having been seen with guns during the riots and aev ernbof them have been named as hav ing shot down some of the victims. The cross-examination by the de fense lias been brief and apparently designed to bear out ita contention that tho nonunion men in the niiix and their employers had Incited the riots for the purpose of having state troops called out to'protect tho pits, that the guards in the mine were armed and that they disregarded warnings that tho operation of the mine would result In outbreaks. A. W. Kerr, chief counsel for the defense, said ho expected to prove that the "guards or gunmen" were tho aggressors In the riots and brought on any attack that was made upon them by their acts of provoca tion and challenge. Cencordians Hold Christmas Party Salvation Army Gels Packages for Poor ami Daugherty Limberger Cheese. The annual Christmas party of the Omaha Concord club was held In the Hotel I-'ontenelle yesterday noon, the Concordlans filling file room with presents for the poor, much good cheer and Christmas splrli. Ed Daugherty, chairman of the meeting*, occupied most of the time In presenting several prizes as Christ mas gifts. Judge Robert W. Patrick received a cake of soap. He promised to use it on Concordians who were ar rested for speeding. William Mickel, president of the club, received a deck of marked playing cards and in re turn presented Ed Daugherty with the grand prize, a pound of limburgcr cheese. Every member brought a package to be given to the Salvation army for distribution among the poor. The De cember group of the club had a prize for each member. No speeches were | scheduled, but President Mickel man aged to make a short speech before ; he was stopped. li C. of C. and Aero Club Deny Pulitzer Race Invitation Neither the Chamber of Commerce 1 nor the Aero club issued the invita tion offering Omaha as a site for the next Pulitzer air race, according to officials of those organizations. Dis patches from Washington, where the National Aeronautic association is meeting, stated that Omaha was one of seven cities bidding for the annual air classic. H. C. Clniborn, Aero club president, said: "Wo did not Issue the invitation, but of course we should stand behind anyone who did, as we all would be pleased to see it here .again." Harley Conant, chairmun of the aviation committee of the Chamber of Commerce, disclaimed any part in the action. “If such a bid was made I'm sorry to hear it,” he declared. "It was not made by the Chamber of Commerce. If the rag* were held here it would cost the city $25,000 and wouldn't bring 600 persons to Omaha." Man Who Reports Wife's Rings Stolen Arrested Three rings, r. wonian"s gold wed ding x-ing. a woman's ring with a yel low set and a silver ring with two chip diamonds wero stolen from the room of James H. Waller, Lfcxpiet hotel, he reported to central police headquarters. The rings belonged to his wife, who is visiting in Fremont, Nob., his re port stated. Yesterday morning Detectives Franks and Aughe arrested Waller in a pawnshop. They allege he was attempting to pawn a woman’s gold wedding ring and a woman's ring with a yellow set. He denies they are the rings that were stolen from his room. Motherless Children to Have Real Christniaa Five children will gather around the Christmas tree at the home of •Miss Mary Freeman, 4202 Cass street, all unmindful that thetr mother, Mrs. B. Jenlcke, 2812 Leavenworth, has been taken away from them. Mrs. Jenlcke was killed when struck by a taxicab driven by Frank Williams, 820 South , Twenty-sixth street, who was exonerated of any criminal action by a coroner's Jury yesterday because of Insufficient evi dence. Past President of Omaha Woman’s Relief Corps Dies Mrs. Mary Week*. 78, resident of Omaha for &3 years and a pust presi dent of the Woman's Relief corps, died Wednesday night at her home, 2704 North Forty-eighth street. She is survived by three sons nri(j fotll. daughter*. Funeral services wdl im In charge of the Atman's Relief corp* and the Grand Winy of the Re public at the Hoffmann chapel.