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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02

act whenever I'm In trouble and YOU
come anywhere near me"
Because II isn't IN human nature 10
face everything as bfavely and com.
posedly as you do | said quietly.
"You simply have 10 break some time,
and I'm very proud and thankful that
! am near enough TO YOU for you 10 be
willing TO come TO me for the lIt,le
comfort can give you"
"The little comfort" she repeated
scorniully. Child, you haven't any
idea oi what your loving comfort
means 10 me. And # anybody else but
you saw me making an lido, Of myself
this way-well-l think thered bc a
double job for the neares, undertaken.
But that's enough Of me-" she went
on brusgueIy. You're looking sort Of
Rroggy yourself What's the answer
that principals wife you told me
about ?"
! started with surprise. Ny fathers
affairs had 50 engrossed my mind tina,
for days ! had forgotten all about the
terror with which Milly S,ockbridge
had inspired me upon the night OF her
reception.
Il, isn't she that's troubling me-" I
answered quickly. though awkwafdly
Although shes raising Cam. a l.ttlc
more than usual" Lillian commented
shrewdly. We'll we'll dismiss her for
the present. and take her case up later.
What's the real 'roubIe2 | hope is
some trouble about which | can do
something think ! shall so sark,
staring mad il ! don't have something
to take my mind off things Work
doesn't help mr. a hit any more"
Is Lillian RiEht2
IF you canno, help me no one IN
the world can" answered and was
rewarded by seeing look oi interest
flash into her strained face
go ahead, and talk slowly" she re-.
piled, settling herself into an attitude
OF attentive listening
! began at my fathers enthusiasm
over our outing together, and reviewed
the whole series OF incidents which
had so impressed themselves upon my
mind Lillian didn't interrupt me with
a single question until ] had finished.
Then for several minute, later she sal,
mo,ionless, her chin in her oupped
hands Then she lifted her head, looked
at me steadily.
"A ghost from the past" she re-.
pea,ed "Madge. dear, pardon me for
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02
WENT ALMOST
ROUND WORLD
Spent Over Five THOUSAND
Dollars Seeking Health
Restored BY Tanlac.

Like the man who went TO Alaska
IN search OF gold. leaving a lump OF
the precious metal worth iolure
lying under his doorstcpS. thousands
tour the country annually seeking re-
lief from their many Ills The health
resorts arc thronged. the hospitals
filled, and millions oi dollars are spent
by those suffering from stomach trou-
he and the many complications result
iuq from It when, II they would only
believe il, relief often lies within
reach and at cost almost too small
10 mention.
The evidence regarding the value OF
Tanlac in the treatment OF all forms oi
stomach trouble is too conclusive 10
even admit OF doubt, In every city,
town and community throughout the
United States and Canada there are
many living, enthusiastic witnesses to
the merits of the Master Medicine.
One Of the most interesting of the
many statements recently received was
made by Mrs. w A. Southerland, re.
siding at so South Second street,
Springfield. III Mrs Souiherland Is
one of the best known and respected
women Of Springfield She said
"What, Tanlac has accomplished IN
my case has been the most complete
surprise of my life. can hardly find
words to express the gratitude ] really
feel over what II has done for me, ]
had been suffering from stomach ,rou-
Die and nervousness for eleven years
and have been treated by some OF the
best specialists, no, only in this coun.
Try. hut ako in Londop, England, and
Old Mexico. We have travelled almost
around the world and spent over five
thousand dollars trying TO get my
health restored bu, nothing ever
helped me. in fact, 7 kept getting
worse until began taking Tanlac. ]
suffered almost beyond words to ex-
press from cramps and pains in my
stomach after every meal ard was so
nervous that | just ,remblcd all the
time. I could not sleep and was right
~ wy. ID -, .orto,,,hI. n,.;,;on
eou,u wv" "' h,.d ,h,ohh.d ,nd
~ NS". I H., .aa;,,, ~. n;,,o..
'ee,"'u w ,,o,,;nn - ",m, t.,, y.
ana "n'" '"''"s ' WV "
"1".. ac # Al. ,n.o;,,;,,, ,,l,.d my
III a',". 80. ", n ;,d;,..,;on Anvw,v
Uoup,I n',,, ,,,, 49,, s.sr o., r;,t ,o,,, w,b'
.o". ,,,,.r;na ,rd to, ,o,g ,;w. ,
"u. So'.s, IT,, .s' .,,;,.,v or n;lr Wb.,
nN'o -, 80 ,o cn,;na,;s,J ,,. 40
W. .d ea". ' 0,d wrhs,,,.d ,h,, /
a',ou ~, 49, .,.,h,nd d.. "a. ,o 600
. YOU wy 1 ,ona.r ,h,, ,h,,s w,. no
lying a'y wy, '' hho,,, M ,h;s ,;,r.. hs,an
ne,I I;, WV ,.s,, m v o,hs,, % .,;d T T,ri,c S,d
I.au'Is , "h ,.sn, ,nJ J.s;dsd ~ ,,r !, n.
uot ,o' o,, .,e% W Ws,l IVY. .oo, W v" b,J
n'' -. ,e. NJ, 80 ! cou,d d;n.,,
roo1 ,,,,' Goa ~', ,rd nr s ,u,i,rinO ceased So
III horah, , more Tanlac and a few bo,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02

massacre OF the innocent victims oi
the pogroms in Poland, Rumana and
elsewhere Thousands were unable ~
gain admittance at Liberty hall owing
to the ,iie OF the great lhrpng that
came TO lend rs suppor, 20 the demand
that thc killing, be stopped By unau
nous vote a te,olu,lon was adopted
which was cabled to Pre,dcnt NlI'o.
and all members oi the America
peace conference
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02
TWO TURKISH LEADERS
ARE REPORTED MISSING

J LONDON. June 2-The where.
abous Of Envcr Pasha and 1alaat
Pa,ha, the leaders of the Turkish
government during the war are nm
known. but the British government is
taking steps TO bring them TO account
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02

rlklng mp unpleasant things, but you
told me once your mothers unhappy
history. Do you know whether that
woman Tor whom your father deserted
her IS living OF dead"
(Copyrlght)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02


curved Price 1880
Another fashionable shoe is this pump in rich
brown kid skin with long toe and French heels.
The price is $l2.S0.
And yet another in white gace kid-this time an
oxford with five eyeles and handturned soes, covered
Louis heels $l2.
Colonial pumps in white kid hand-turned soles,
French heels and large silver buckles Price $3.50.
Military oxfords in white kid, handmade Price
$ll.OO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02

Fond Mamma on look. papa.
how solid bah, iccb ,hr morning
catch hold oi hm. Papa Ye,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02
Captor of Many
Huns Decorated

WASHINGTON, June 2. Cap
ture Of ioriy-nlne Germans single
handed at tonscn'oyS, France, last
October brought Private Felix
Bird OF the l]2nd infantry whose
home IS in Chicago, a distinguished
service cross, the award OF which
was announced Yesterday by the
war department Private Bird ad-
yanced alone against dugout
captured the forty nine Germans
and killed a German officer who
attempted TO escape.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02

room. While not excessive in weight "a point for
emphass) it is built scientifically Of such wonder
full materials that it comes up smiling from hard
knocks much in the manner that Charlie Chaplin
sustains and survives the ferocious cudgeling of
the moving picture "simp stick"
However it is the conveniences and accommo-
datons of the Belber that are paramount to travel
ers-both men and women place for every thing
and everything in its place. So fixed in the begin
ming of the journey they remain until the end,
whether 1t be Chickasha or Chicago, Oklahoma or
Yokahama.
1t is. indeed the itinerant wardrobe preserving
your clothes unruffed, crease for crease fold and
peat for fold and pleat just If they in your
closet at home your wardrobe. $3.50 $40 SAT- so
and $6S-Fourth Floor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02

there certainly seem difference.
lie was all "holler" last night
tit Bits.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-02
.KERR'S
KERR'S
Arriving Saturday, PoSthaSte From the East
The New "Jada Pumps

This the latest from New York and the marte things footwear
Made beautiful dull kid
skin which pulls much like fitted with rubber the sides the
New-York tribune., 1919-03-08
Record of Stock and Bond Averages

Inc stock market developed yesterday on turn
over OF business appoXmatng million shares Industra
msceheou securities shared the general prices gains
the close 4 in the leading issues
Wall Street cheered by definite
nad e taken TO meet the financial pending
of the necessary bv CONGRESS- Gains in tb ro
department. averaged point. Union advanced 3-8
In the industrial list United common was leader
the upurn that issue touching new high for the current
movement 1t closed IA 2 Other ee were strong
preferred points ~ - ~
In the speciality department Electric Storage Battery gained points
International harvester Corporation International Cor
prauon o. continental Can 1S and National -S shares
were o strong We there active speculation the rail
way equipments with Baldwin at an advance Of
points ~ - 80
Inc recovery IN shipping stocks made notable progress
International Mercantile
the gain IN Atlantic Gulf & West Indies 5-S ~
Bonds active higher. unconyerted nor cont
loan issues va
the and second as
t themi nto Ids - '7 1'''Ni'
New-York tribune., 1919-03-08
S Liberty I'd AZ q

Total St,63O,OOO
S Liberty Sd 4l4s
1, II n o
New-York tribune., 1919-03-08
tNew York Stock Exchange Quotations)
(ntcrest To Be Added
FOREIGN HOWDS DEAF

Mexico Ext strl 81 Of '99-laio
do Ext Gold is of 'oi-l95l,.
Russ 1894 rente Is 900 RI den
New-York tribune., 1919-03-08
GENERAL CHEMICAL CoMPANYs-

Tho regular quarterly d3vidend Of one
and one-haf per cent. liz zes4 viii be paid
april j. 1912. 70 Preferred sock holders. of
record AT 90 Z y March Is. 1919
LANCASTER MORGAN. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-08
DIVIDEND NOTICES
American wooIen Company
(Massachusetts Corporation)
QUARTERLY DIXIDENpS

Notice Is hereby given tina, The regular
quarterly dividends of one Dollar and Sev-
eniy Five Cents tSl.75) per share on the
Prcrerred Stock and one Dollar and Twen-
l!-flNe Cents t>l25} per share on tho
common Stock Of mis- Cofnranv viii be
paid on April IS. 1919. to stockholders Of
record March H. 1919.
II business March II. 1913 ana 1vnl be
rreopened at the opening Of business April
WM. II DWELLY Treasurer
Boston, Mass March (. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-08
Consolidated Exchange

Unit of trade on this exchange. 10 sharesJ
iransacuons and prices yesterday for. the
more active shares follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-08
American woolen Company
Massachusetts Corporation)
EXTRA DIVIDEND on COMMON sTof

I-A I hA DIV IIJF-ND On COMMON STOCk.
Notice IS hereby given that an extra dsvi-
dcnd OF ten per cent. Co's} In Liberty
Bonds Of the Fourth issue. on the Common
Stock of this Company. viii be PAX on
April IS, 1919, or as soon thereafter sas
Dractlcaole, 70 Common stockholders f, of
record March II. 1913
VA. II DWELLY. Treasurer.
Boston. Mass. March J. 1918.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-08
Liberty Issues

Sales Of Liberty Bonds on the New Iorf
Stock Exchargc carry interest TO the dRtc OF
fnlc. and the seller receives this interest in
addition to the sale price
New-York tribune., 1919-03-08
Bid and A SIX ed
Quotations

The following table gives the closing
bld and asked quotations for stocks
listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
but not traded in yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-08
$7,800,0OO
Michigan Central Railroad
Equipment Trust of 1917 Certificates
March 1 and September 1

I a r !
turing h March fom19 1892
canceIe 100000
enomin& ion Coupo gsrabea
gNterd,$l O0and
New-York tribune., 1919-03-08
"Ex dividend.


Following is complete record Of al
transactions in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Yesterday:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-08
Yesterday Transactions i'm Listed Stocks

stocks quoted dollars share rate also in do
SHARE As based
Oised only on Transactions @ " 49, "'
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
TAKING CENSUS OF
THE ANTI SUFFS;
ANNAPOLIS LISTED

II the taking of the census ii Anna
polls OF the women who are opposel
ID suffrage. ii an example of the aeon
racy OF the poll IL Maryland. the re-
cent census of parts 81 the state can
not count for great deal, according
10 the opinion Oh leading suffragiss
In this county, where Il is said tllerS
are 73I opposed, s6 for and III neutral
women.
However, the Maryland Association
Opposed to Woman Suffrage has 4 big
majority Of the women of Maryland on
les side. Tor according to i recans cen
sns taken hy Joseph II. Bossong. witt
speciaiizes III that line, Of Baltimore
and some of She larger towns In tbs
State, there are more than 40 timex
ias many women against woman SUI
frage than for II, and small number
who are neutral
Baltimore, Iii this census, registers
81. 81 opposed. 1.4iO for and s37 neu
trail, which Is almost 20 To i co1nparis
son. III other towns tie census. IN the
order mentioned above. is Frederick
els, 81 and ia Annapolis, 7s1, s6 and
III; Belair, 507, 81 and 10: Centreville
iS0. Id and b Chestertown. 1T. 1s
and Cambridge, $40. sS and IL:
Esston. sos. 6s ana Is; Hagerstown
1906, 16s and 80. and Cumberland
2.A44, $50 and az This totals 70 49,
against, Z. z60 for and 40 nentrals
10 protest against the passage Of TIT
suffrage amendment BY Congress anG
I'd request q submission Of the ques-
Etion directly ID the people. the anti
Suffrage organization held meeting
last Friday and drew up petition
which, together with the census fig-
ures, they sent 10 Governor Harrlng-
ton.
I The petition Is signed M the follow
Ing members az the league Miss An
IA Blackwell Clark. hrs. q 81 wight.
mrs. ]. Frank Crouch, Mrs James "
Boyle, Mrs. Charles Parfs Hrs.
George wv. Slocum, Nile ~ Gourney,
Mrs. Bernard Giapln, mrs George W.
evans. Mrs. Wlllaaan Reed. Mrs. Her
bert +. TIFFANY. Mrs. John Murray
steele, Miss Isabel B0nd, Mra.
George Arnosd FrSci Mrs G. Edward
muller, Mrs. R0hers Garrett hrs Al
3. wild. aErs. francis Is Redwood.
Mrs. David 81 DscIntosh. JS.s Miss
Nary 6 Merton, Mis- Klla Holt Mrs..
Rufns III. Gibbs. Mira Resale Straaa,
AH4s faSa@x 1895 ENx@W m 4wsS 800 n ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
rsoNoRABIsY DIscH AZ 0ED
FROM THE U. s. NAVY

AZ Barnes Abbott, arrived home
Ms morning. having been hOaoxaoly
dischargcd from she United States
Navy Mr. Abbott was one Of n asy.
I anass 500. Who volunteered isameal-
ately upon the call Tor men soE she
nayy. He enlisted 1t this station and
TOOK the oath Oh tho Reina Increases
before Capt. Christy, y. n 81 iasl as
the moment when tho President vas
signing the declaration q war ~
Washington
He was On the Grst ship that trans.
norsad troops across seaa 70 France,
ana served Tor some months on the
collier Neptune. The Young man n
one 81 three brothers who served dur
ing the var. two of when were II the
navy and one Iii the army. re " .
son 81 Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles 2. Alb
bost Conduit street, this city
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
4 MOVING
FOX DISCHARGE or
MARYLANDsS aOeTH


Machinery Cor ihe anal discharxe
from tae army oE the AEary sanders in
the Eight Hundred I'D Eighsh Pioneer
Infantry was put Ia motsDa lhis morn
sng OGlcers HI charge said they are
satisfied with the medical examine
ffons 0f the men made after their ar
rival last Sunday AZ Camp alexander,
Va. and that the only work nov 70
tie done h the preparation os the dis
charge papers Thak work will BE
completed. they said. lesoFe Saturday
noon. ID That every anenal RI q the
0alfit viii again t q plain citizen and
home hefore Saturday evening.
i photographer Logan taking pic
lures az the various companies at the
scantonment this aaorning. The pie
tures will Ee kept lii the archives Of
the Maryland Historical Society
Lieut. Col. Charles b. Bankhead. sec
Ond til command os the Eight Hundred
and Eighth. said the coI0red soldiers
were delighted with their reception III
Baltimore yesterday. He saId that II
was pleasing 10 him and his stan that
Baltimore did for the coIored boys en-
aetIy what they had done for the white
soldiers who returned from overseas.
Hs said II sh0wed a observation-disclosures
not found IN many cities. and Il ID
keeping with stories he heard while
Iii France that Baltimore was one 81
the leading cities III the United States
Iii patriotism.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
" pATsAxE qyl W

sasaas gouHs Gu Pic,
aaFe win Sc shoun IL Khe palace The
asmf kosag ii 81 Il Ill III sissa al
TIE wuis Frnel gsaay u the
sase nansN ~ rlara9 Woia. laaac III
aer own esyza Sasssg Under tsse sitsectiall
81 Emile EsauEasa AMI szrtbused 81
SeaecE Plcgare
nanae de FseFnay gCEaxa KIN XII
Yosarg charming gIttIc oFpna.A
lives with lser uncle Tsrcfcas0~ Dc Fer.
ney I'd ward Kauslsal an old friend
81 TIC Marquee de asoneIars. xsiose
satato ii near the cottage e me Fer.
nsys During her simmer vacations
from the convent. Fasnanda sgeEis
nnch of slor fisssc III The CO. eau os
AeneIfss, where she Ia raga-ssel -
nc az Tho family II II three yeas is
;sace she his ccnn Roger Nigel rsssr.
en-. the ssnFaaisu son: AMI "a tie
syes 81 the simple coUnsry girl. Iae
apresents I'll that IS his and ncbsc
u ID her ideal. her Prince harnlin
white away from home. Roges ssas
sQnmnaewed his fortune and II ssown
10 his last penny He appeals 10 his
mother tor aid; she promises to help
him only on cOndifIcn thaf ne marry.
Fcrnanae. ii tho next room. 0verheass
tflis conversation and bursts into
tears The gIarQnise ands her and
also secs her sketch.bOok with nu-
uaroua drawings Of Roger. Putting
two and two together, the Marqnise
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
gEll0mg Yn Interest

More than $49O. 900 900 will be paid
% the American people before January
Ist, 1920. il Interest on their Liberty
Bonds. re will be of great value 10
the government. the United States
Treasury announces, to have d large
part Of this money reinvested Id gov
ernnent securities and the War Loan
Organization 0f the Fifth Federal RE-
serve District has sent the banks q
small sign calling attention To the
value Of investing the proceeds Of
Liberty Loan interest coupons III War
Savings Stamps, asking that they dis.
play them near the paying tellers' win
iows when the coupons are most ike
w ID be presented FOR payment.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
NATION SUFFERS ANNUAL.
Loss OF OVER 200, OOo, 900

According TO DIR. 3. B Andrews. Of
the Savings Division Of the United
States Treasury Department this
country III suffering an annual eco
Incnic loss of over 500 .0Oo. 600 IN the
Operation Of charitable institutions
nude nee saary By the lack OF thrift.
Thrift III the family" says DR.. An
drews, Is the sure basis 0f personal
happiness and Of national prosperity.
| America now II at the peculiar pass
where 1t il possible to graft Thrift
Unto the nations Characteristic habits.
..The word Thrift Is often used to
lconcern money alone, but 1t has 8 vital
meaning that relates to efficiency In
production dc wealth, watchfulneas 30
secure d fair share In IL division and
careful use Of what falls to ones lot.
The greatest possible national product
with the least possible call on human
energy and national resources ifdl-
Gates thrifty adjustment IN national
land Individual economy
Money thrift means first OF all get
ting as many dollars as possible for
making oneself Of the highest efil-
ciency and usefulness In the worlds
work. Next, thrift means wise spend
ing OF dollars received the planned use
lot money which takes into account the
needs Of the future as well as those
lof today.
Saving sanely Is the third rule Of
thrift save Hrst and spend after
wards. making saving the hrst bin to
meet out of the income, that sickness,
unemployment. old age, education Of
lchildren and their launching Ia life
may be provided for.
such thrift does not denote stingI-
mess OF Ineanness, but simply wise
Survey az the whole of life and q de-
termination 10 use money aa means
TO The fullest, happiest living on q long,
life plan. In community cf thrifty
individuals real wages are advancing,
business conditions are stable, mar
lkets are steadled and funds are avail
liable for business development.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
PROTEST AGAINST
MOTOR BOAT TAX

Al strong protest was filed yester
day with the Department oK Com
merce By Representa- Andrew
against the ruling Of the Bureau Of
Navigation regarding che federal tas
on motor boats. The law. which be
comes effective on July i. Ievies s
heavy tax on motor boats used fos
pleasure purposes. A S0.foot launch.
Tor instance. used for pleasure pur
poses il subject To tax On SO and ths
Bureau of Navigation has ruled thai
d boat Is subject 20 this tax Re II Il
used at any time for pleasure pur
poses
The effect III this. Mr.. Andrews
explained yesterday, SIS to impose {
severe hardship on the oyster dred
gers and fishermen Of the Eastern
Shore, wto use their boats six days !;
week as work craft, but Oh Sunday
attempt to take their families ont foa
II little outing. Government inspec
tors are constantly on the lookout
and once d man undertakes To use his
boat In this way. however brief such
use may be, he ii promptly hauled III
and compelled % pay the tax WheE
you consider that practically the onls
pleasure which the families or sornt
Of these oystermen get IS an occasion
al outing BIZ this sort II Ii easy tc
imagine the resentment stirred up. /
am hopeful that the definition will be
naodified Iii such 9 way as to exempt
such craft from the Tax. Z
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
R a
HA =

On beg aFIp Ii New Y0yk 1Efys aexe
san hms hean abGa xsstlg. aAp as
szgaasnia stopued Ass pogIh lnst
night AZ sass wharf og the T.pleasstsx
Com About three ysssrs $50 tsg1
Caglnanla wns boagllk bg Ksaltispprs
r0nccrn md c0nvertea Into AZ sxsssse-
sion beat liis ensafpFise wag nos
successful howeyeF. and as suspend
"a akseF the arsg summer FoF tie
pasK Esv0 years tha steaEaeg has heam
tied 10 ae Reedera wharf ID BaiEi-
more. Ii ii Understood mat her seFv~
lee III New York viii rs sirnElar %
thak TOR which ahe was brought 90
baltimore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
SALE or NAVY CLOTH
yrE Us EsTs AZ PROFIT

The Nary depa tEnenE has sold blue
flannel cloth III pgosls os nearly 1900
coo over the average cost price. It HIS
been announced The total quantity
offered for saie was 81. us yards. and
the amount realized was almost % PER
cent more than the original cost II
var tima prices. More than 400 bids
we're received and 1917 bidders attend
ID the sale ii peTaoH. The depa rtrnenf
nas large quantities og other textiles
which will Sc offered for sgis shortly.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

You are wise To make summer frOcks
IOf Bingham, but you are unwise Il you
make them without first shrinking the
Bingham. On second washing. even,
gingham shrinks i little, 40 make the
frocks little larger than you viii
need them, and then you Will not nave
TO cut them down for little daughter.
as has been the case with some women
who fashion their Bingham frocks of
unahrnnk fabric. Probably the
cheaper gingham shriakp more than
that Of better quality. ~ all shrinks
badly enough.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

Before the war 80 PEI cent. OE arti-
ficial dyes and colors were imported
i've or sir American concerns pro-
ducing 800 tons i year: nov there are
100 concerns. each making special coli
Ors. and 100 more making crudea and
Intermediates.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

Deusts ara rich d nstr0sem ard
heric aGid. and she xsEzssAaaE
ef urugnzy has apps lnssa 4 eea
kon n ascertain II ~ sets easslA0k
e utilised II faFs sBaRs 40
lubricants