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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-08
Tho Singing Three

MANY have asked uF
whore We rot that m1r
velous trio of singing
cnnnries I'm our foyer
They were horn and
raised Ia Tho big pipe
organ chamber Which
explains their musical
lnrlinntions
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-08


'>''''' '' ''''' ,'''
.H%'h WIN secretary IN 'he P''N'
dents cabinet While edn'atton IL
SIM tuckoa away I'm A hurcau OF the
,,,..,... ,....,.,
- ''' W. ''' .''''''
inc national E''r'hW"n mas
hhn' Nberhl appropriate" foT ih'
promotion of special education. hnl
mas thI''h Z" 80 r'Eh' Z" 'h' h'h''
~ the subject and cncoutaF" 'h'
states IN th" training ana support "t
teachers and the promotion OF Ecn
rral education. Vocational cIuoA.
'ion Is important and should h' pro
wol"t. hui b. l- NOT -1 essential b" lh'
w"''ar" ~ me nation aS mat every
'h''d Hh'"'l nave '"' ''P'' ,'
',,,,,,, r, ,,,n,,..,,,,,u,, a.,
admit immigrants and the attempted
education Of adult WIIcIt'rs * very
necessary. nut the most 'tl',l'," W,
r',' ~, ,',r' 'ar,nnI
.rr,,,Irp,s ,r, ruar,ntcrh 'o every
child in America, lltcra'y Will soon
ulS'rp'h'
Education is so NithliN o'r'"nNal 10
the very Ntr of our nation ihA' pa
uiour considerations demand tha'
'he national government Nh'I 'l
courage and assist the states IN nus
promotion. tn" nation lh' STATE
and tho local rumwuulu, ShouId r1'h
hear luHl share ~ ia" necessary
"Np,usr. fnr each shares IN inc ''"'
~, derived I'm addition {" i'nn nh''a
ald, tho national government Sh"" ~
/ EiNc iu tn" states ana 7" 'h' I'''''
/ the h"n'fiis ~ rdu'au"nh ',N''' u"
nnd investigation. hu' NV '"'''"'
lruilou and control or 'h' h'H"'',
must hr l'fi io the states ana '''"'
communities Jho frd'''l E"N'' ~
mcA has mo- riEht under 'h" '"'''''
! tu'lNu - und"r'ak' inc h"P'' '',n
and control ~ 'dN'"N"" !" '''
states
Who f. Rnck of Their Movement
v,,..0 80 .,,,r,r,tnp ,hig movement
,..-,,.,,,,, 81 oduc,
/ 10 'S"'"'''" ''''' '''''
+ ton and grant fedcral "Ih 10 'h'
states In promoting education
.rhos. who ,htnL the promotion OF
a., ,,, -,
/ human "'"''' ~ Wv '''' '''S
the nation. Those who woDld prott
/ by the great lessons which, the war
( has taught, who believe that to Sc
cure the blessings of liberty 10 our
selves and our posteri,y America
must develop through education a
| cipsonship physically and intellectu-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-08
Cracker Jack Of a
Western Play Soon

ono ~ tho most ~
alistic, exciting and on
tcrtainiug western pic
lures seen here IN some
time viii he ~ tho Ma
icstic newt "Wednesday.
Unfortunately tn / n
splendid production, "Gu
Get Em Gnrringcr, 10
starring Louis HenniSnn,
viii be shown for but
one DAY our advice to
Won IN not to miss II,
We guarantee II to he
ono of the best you ever
Hnw.
For he pnst three
DAYS ~ the week we
viii present "Iicr Code
~ Honor" with Flor .
cnCc Reed. the very lat
cst offering of United
Thcntcrs. Inc. an or -
gnni2ntion nf 1000 mo-
| ton picture houses In
this country, ~ which
tho Majestic iE n mem
her. and heavy stock
| holder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-08

Tho Pres Inns recon-
mcndcd light beer and
wines. II they make
beer any lighter ihcy'I
have 10 get IA prop to
hold 10 up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-08

Congress took the air
NJ 2 y. IN. Monday
heres u bunch that can
sure take the air, too.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-08
Will Roger. says

The only difference
between congress u n Il
our n,intor- hoppIn' off
IN that we know CON
grcs- won't get my
where.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-08

Mu paul Gram residing =, olG Fourth
street Ni.wsuyr'. Wise. recently gave out
the following statement 'i had suffered
with Ftts ftruepsyl FOR over - years
Doctors and med riuo did me no good II
seemed that was beyond a. hop" - r,'Ief
Whcp at lsN secured preparation that
cured me- sound and Ws'l over lu wear,
have rAssei ard the Attacks have not r,-
TUNE! Ntsh every ore whc suf'ors from
ihit irrrih.c disease would write x T. y
l"rsn. llg Island Avenue NIvhutfa
Nisr.. and ash tUr bottle - ihr same
Wind ~ medicine which 30 paVo me ~
has generously uror..'i 10 ,rrd Il post
pNli, free - any ono ~ho writes hrm '#
Adv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-08
TEXAS OIL MILL
MAN IS GRATEFUL
McCracken' Couldn't Eat or
Sleep to do Any Good Be-
fore Taking Tanlac.

'-ranlas proved TO be tho very
thing | needed. for II soon put an
end 10 my troubles" said -. V. Nc
Cracken. 500 Second avenue, Dallas,
Texas. night superintendent OF the
Dallas on 4 Refining Co.
Il had been troubled with indiges-
tlon for over two years" no CON
tlnucd, "and was going down hul
FAST was constantly helChing mp
sour food. and didn't digest enough
10 keep mp my strength or do me any
good. and ! lived almost entirely on
cereals. My stomach felt like there
was "A knot in 1t, and hurt me all
the time, and was swollen up with
gas TIN my heart would Nuttcr. and
would get dizzy | could hardy
sleep when | went TO bed, and got
llltle rest a. all.
y had the best treatment money
could buy and kept getting worse
Az the time was induced by a
friend 20 Try TanlaC. and II fixed me
up So can eat and digest HnyihinI
| want and sleep fine AZ night
have no more gas on my stomach
no palpitations nor dizziness and
feel so grateful for what Tanlac hae
done for me that II Is "A pleasure Ia
iI3OrSc it,
Tanlnc is sold In Tulsa hy Quaker
Drug company Puritan Drug com
pauy and 10y thcolradiue druggists In
practically every civ. town and yll.
laEo In America ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-08

Coming the week Of
June .2---222
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-08

priImn! II coming
soon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-08
SCHEDULE bI
vi ~ NJ NIS
ron rus WEEK

Sun NOS, Jli4N.
~ NJ 40 10
Leah Dhird In
"Ns u Nnn Thinks"
WEDNESDAY,
JlNi. ~
Louis Iirnni-on IN
''t,O Irt I'm GnTrlngUr'
TIItitS. iIkl SNT.
NJ, I2-I1-it
Florence ItCCd IN
"iiCr ode of Honor"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-08
Ic1rS"nal IMPLICATION

Ely means ~ ,h,s nrnj"r,,o, no
u.ry .n'''na reaching ont toward
has REM. ," ~" American fighter who
ts,t 10 /, no. n'a TO his home. appealing
'''a interest In the story OF a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-08

Rut Mi POLK saNs, "lh"re IL ah
solutcly no indication that n delay
for TWO years Will result ia any such
savings Mir rolk uNlzzicaNy asks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
ANrl.sr,rr>G CAMPAIGN.

Tho splitting campaign ought
Ia have. and probably viii have. the
united support ~ all civic societies
hut sn,i-spl,tins laws no matter
how stringent ~ we have all seen
here and In other cities. arc not sur
ficient to prevent tho spread NJ dis.
ease caused by splitting on sidewalk =
and streets II In Impossible TO ah-
rolutely prevent public splitting, Tor
the reason that enough enforcement
Officers could not he employed tn
effectuplly do II. I, can. ~ course.
Ne considerably reduced. and all Of
forts ana means possible should he
adopted to accomplish the purpose
% anti.HpltllnE ordinspces
Unless some other measure II
brought to the aid ~ anti splitting
laws aud regulations tho ran bcr--
tits desired will not hc received
The cISlc clubs ana churches can
invoksa,hls nccdful aid to their Of
forty to prevent thc spread ~ tn
herculnsia aud other germ Diseases
II they viii, and unless they do the
anti splitting campaign will not he
fruitful Of tho results they are sock
ins
We refer to flushing and washing
the streets This has been suggested
before. and II ought not to take a
scicn,l-, to realize that this would.
IN fact. accomplish more than tho
most stringent antl-s sr,tiinE law
witch mlsht he devised The two
together would do all tho luhercu
losls society asks
\ policeman, or courN couh not
arrest man un,il nflcr hc had vio-
hicd the law rhc spittum is then
on the sidewalk or strct water &.
the only thing that Win rcmoyc tho
danger. sweep the germs aud rum
into the sewers. and lca,o the streets
and sidewalks with a clean hlll ~
health
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08

Nnu have done all these things Tor
me WILL make that million, dear
II have 80 Ave To- he n hundred '"
do a. And Ruth, dear, viii Nnu Tor
give m, for anything I over nave
dun" 'n make you unhappy ! thlnk
auwctimrH YOU were unhappy WIN
uui cause. hut I was too hurt ana
nruud 90 explain" Ruth knew he re.
f,rr,d iu Mnllie kins 80 nh" said
= WAS Jealous of Mollie hrinn
droidfully Jealous after you ""n'
oyrrscts and / knew she WAS hls"
o,,r.h,rr nht".-
"Mullio is going To marry Major
Williams nuth wns silly 10 innk"
yuu rNious ~ her. because M"illc
never cared Tor me, only was sorry
h,lu4r had su unapprecia,iNc
wlfe". Thrn As she thought
"Ns ,uu let her think, YOU mean
Eu,h was sorry the moment sh"
smoke That her words had gone
home. was ovlnced 10y iirinn,s blunh
r, make amends she added We
viii telephone Mollic 10 take dinner
with us tonight also. n che IL To
marry the major W. might nH well
let her see TINT We are having our
second honeymoon. What do you
Ys'
"lers ask her by all mrans'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
DOESN'T LOOK GOOD.

Senator Arhurpt has discovered
that his proposal To purchase I,owcr
California from Mexico does not
leave n good Impression on the pub.
lie mind, and u he IL wise he viii
drop the subject right now until
some more favorable time. Ito
could not have chosen a more inop.
potune time for such a proposal. nor
n time whsn II stood NO little chance
of favorable consideration. Not only
IL his proposal absolutely without
merit on the score " amelioratinp
border troubles for u could only
change the location and not the
character OF them. hut he has re-.
newcd To- some degree the suspicion
with which Latin American couu
tries so long have regarded us and
has awakened resentment In Mexico
against wha, they term the ovcrpow
erins arrogance ~ their strong
neighhor
II does not matter how Olean our
hands are, nor how dislntcrcst-d tho
motives that guide our actions We
nlavc rested under the suspicion Of
being n graspIne giant who purposrd
sooner or later to swallow the
whole American continent W.
have by various stages acquired vast
areas ~ territory and added them to
In a.. A
privcd Spain " her western colo
uic-. nocs n not look lkc We had
given some reason for the -uspi.
cion' " matters not ht' the Ash
urst proposition provides tor mon-
ey reward for tho transfer ~ rrbl
estate tho focllng viii be- omour M,N
teams aud their small ,uusiuv thui
We have prevailed through tear of
conquest aud thai our desire is 20
expand at their cost We bought
Alaska from Russia, but the ease
was quite different, We practically
made Russia n loan when she wa
xsrd up and camouflased the trans.
action hy taking n deed TO her Arctic
American possessions Hut any ii,n
ot buying part Of Mexico IL bound
to SIR up resentment and sirtru.,
Just now. when We are contend
ing Tor r-if-determination OF smnll
nations and protesting against con
quest. n would look Inconsistent f,r
us 20 ASK a small ncishhcr to sell "a
strip ot land Just because we THINK
,hs small neishbor is afraid To Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
Little Ben's Notebook

The easiest way 20 $50 dnfteni
pnris OF the Nerld IN hy travelling,
Nrny people who az" good ~ Joss
iffy ~ s.ool stay home all the rtHt
uf their ufr ana even forget war"
the dlffron' rivers go iuter lh'g
start. vie other people VINO yet phu
marks IN luggrifty travel al over th'
wrrld after they lccNc skool ana N'n
como bach and tell YOU the'r Np'r
Irn,rs. and all you can 10 = rihnu
there and lisHcu on account ~ h"N
having travelled cnuff 10 deny cuS
thing
The most populcr way to travel
hv wAtiir IH Iu a buat, the cheer uh
section h,!us that II you got sea SIGN
,uu don't feel Ike inJo>ing even the
mos. hrwtfll sites Most pe"pl" VINO
have never h.u on a boat hctor" don
ihink they viii get arb SICK, but 'hah
unV Wii they don't think
Tho ,horp"st way io travel u ""
NiNk. only by the time YOU got very
tur YOU would he too tired 10 hppf"
cato It. i'csldrH you're llbel To s,t
rlWi In the rain out III lhe country
some place ware there alhl cny s"-
Mugs
l. In safer to travel N u train than
In an hwtomohccl. hccause IN the
train brakes down YOU Cdn Jest SET
there vile sumhody clts fS"s II. hni
n the Awto tomuhrcl brakes down ana
you lest keep on settling ,hotr. thaH
all the forther you'll ~.
Wen YOU travel on train YOU ha'I
tn have u t.cket, the reason belns
that wen the train comes to IN. name
of the place on tho ticket you hatf 10
.rrt of II Won don't want the Conduc'
tor To ask YOU w not
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08

1u" ur'is 'sIu'o G'urg' Flsr..r.
N.crr,N Vho V,a tlrru.rd lu haze
hoou overwhelmed r. 90, vb.r uf
u1uurIem 'nI swept 90. ,nurib
fuUuVIur tho d,. u1tI"u of V'r I'
con dr,k arHiu Win o scheme foo p"r
p,'uutr G,rmnu Id'as puI G'utu
rrolIu'mH boo Nu'Ir.. 90. ,uIu1
~ puh.IHh th' uuN ppu' .np' can
h' depended 600 600 d,f'h 'u. Fuud
uuu, ~ Amen. G,iuuua lui
,ummi the fpuu ~ "tuuVuu'uug
Ism whI,h ,,uHi .lum'rT' G'fWuu
things hrI, $50 submit uuI tho
very mIur- which NI'..t uuru.os
tu do are tnr ,,p hiun- NAloh
should hr luri,d 100 "lN.uu. unihrr
than rpsh fee che .uppou ~ Vie
rorkr publication 'ur G'luuua ~
America vuulj Hp1o th'It own best
Interests hv ,"usigulng h.m and nlI
h' stands fui iu uhINiuu
Ir f hr Enntri that Duuupu
speaking pruplr lu America thuuld
hhv" InufuallHti, representation fpt
thov ctunui sn snuu h',umr Nm,ri
cnnUod b, = picsu that spcpta -
thom IA q litti' hnueu l"uspo. ,ct
n is evident rrnm Nlrrr.k.E i,,utI
thnt b" ls NOT % man ~ n' entrusted
Win su,l - mission Tur hnuost,
patriotic -Gorl,u4 of Am,Ii., are
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
Horoscope
SATURDAY. rrpl,uARY 3. 1910.

builders. lumhermen dealers IN
hardware and cement are subject To
a sway that indicates activity ana
profit.
As has been previously predicted
food will ag,iu become puhlic prob
lem. and Increased demands nom
abroad are pr,gnosi lcaled.
There IL ~,nr read M prrs,giny
new Oriental problem that comrli-
Gates eastern problems,
Hu~sia will continue u pr~rn,
critical questions. and tho situation
win hecume more serious than ever
within brief period. tho scers de-
clare
Warning a given that the hol.he-
Vik spirit VIII spread In The United
states owing to the machlna'ions OF
Amcfic0ns as welt 49, Foreigners
Persons whosc hirthdato u Is have
the augury ~ successful year.
change are likely 10 be unfortunate
The Young viii court ana marry
children born on this day are
likely 80 be clever aud Industrious
These subjects ~ Auuarius usually
have successful livea Girls have tho
forecast ~ happy marriage.
(Copyught. 1919. by the Mcclure
Newsplpc syndicate
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
Ok lahona Outbursts


On ns n.,U stgvr-frI iNt| pur..
dances tI lHl he on. Irt NIl "a
p,,i . ,htpO 100 oklahoma 'Iih.
rIr r.r. uu r.pth Main g',r- b I-
l' uu.uuu .u'f rppuIIf uf .p.JIi. ,
.. 'tth"mr '..t tIu H1u'' .iI 'h.
'rs'u''h
rHp latf|e. Btr EWruurr beHrtrs
chat r.u.r NJ. " Nlup htr u trpf,i
q retainer from Wu.Itr picture
,'u'"Iu Ir MI br aplr 90 pay his
rip''rY h.H
ru'rpu. pt rnc Mu-toKD, Foot
FIn-NU Iu''uihtu AZ" r,T-r'cr,uK
H.HfT u.i',' .olia tp the muIutmuIl
"ud ,"udH'.ur d'I,yiug thr COZ Nht,o
.hI iNap iu ,.Ous
Uy.l wum,p- vote tt The AZ
pTut N.nl .uud r,s tipu H rkpr.f,i
Iu Nu.'uaDv. IA atuttuey hts told
'ur N"u.u ihh' they mus' hr tLN
rtFrrs h't.r" tuoy aro Guv .lri 10
Nu.,
Ih' down town shnuiIup Thursday
tnYr'u % ,urHid"tHbI" I.uIof .p
.''. 'Nif ~ lNlNHNI.f e.. no M .ffl N"Nf
-Iuu l,lurir ana ih, hoisNt,Iki .,ui.
urr bti n''u hrpkpu l'ui tho uur.
puHr uf .rhuIflug Jhc % ouds ~ the
-luu i,iuria We ut, Etd In an.
nuuuU, mat iho utWIs.Ipu t sf'Il
DOING al % ~a- rs'",trd tu 10.
~" have heard the prudIrt.unH hy
ihy commercial rlur rrui 100" cHi
mate uut' o.. tho puh'iHnrrs ~ he
uiN dlI". lur,' 'pud the y.u,ms ~ fhr
Telephone company 49, tu Tils,s
population Ihis column rs Fnlug 20
iHt p prpphoy, nat the guvDrunieut'
spec ihl ''uhuH viii IA the population
~ 90 nhuul Gt.Uu0
Slr,r me girl duwrs'hlIs failed 'u
g"' Ht'u the aviation porNl.v she fr,is
'h" u"'d uf diversion. tud htH been
toad hS the palm readers che can
only fni n down Whrt, the MA.
uolihs bloom Sns admits ihif max.
n"ilnH are not 49, .ttlsfNInE 80 whi.e
i"st- ~ ll,ioa uf the valley hut tho
commands uf The s"rt'a must ho
ohryed
Muskugor m 'be r,ruu ~ -.
MAJ khhle is ifuuulnl rsaHuHic
soue few werkH hgu the announcer
m"ni ~ N" marriage ut 10 couple
Was announced ana few dave later
pruvc'i'nrs fut divorce we're fl-d.
praying fOr the Hnuulmout uf the
mar riage on the ground that tho
parties did not know What thrp were
doing when the ceremony was per
formed. one uf thrm at least, had
had previous experience
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08

onc of the difficulties Governor
Allen Ia up against In proving his
case II that the jury Ia packed
against him. II isa pre,,S hard job
10 convince the war department and
military sirateslsts that II Is pos
sible for them TO err.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08

~" 'rInE hhn 'HN summer r"Mu' ups W'I" ''p",''I.
rs fpt the branding ~ calves There much hard
work nui tuujr risk round up but also much fun
Tho meeting place appointed weeks beforehand nnd
al the ttu,hfuVu ~ the trTiury 10 D." covered 10y tho
round up sent their representatives Ther" were ~"
fences IN the West that knew and their place vas taken
by the ,nWbuf aul the branding iron The caft" wan.
dcrci ffo" Bach car was branded with the brand ~
tn" WUH following Sometimes IN winter thor" wts
What called uur riding that IN, csinh.
shrd and the nr riders Travelled definite beat n'r"HH
the dosul" wastes ~ snow to ami fru from camp
20 huothrr. T., prevent the cattle from durug Hui ts
% tuo nothing don" To- keep a." cattle In any one
place" In Olu Hpt.uE there whs general round ~ lu
each locality Each outtt took part "a itS avn round NJ
AMI n me ouinu ~ given region combined to Hrud
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-08
---Autobiography Of----
Theodore Roosevelt.

4
"un1 "ps ' ,s nav III, I'M u 49,. interesting ana oslung S"t
~'- nl rshaung work compared =. lnmh"ng mnirg or
saddle labor The ppni"H
lnshri had rNng ~
USED the
Ice u,"i for the three
a IInA In
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-15
Attractive and
Unusual Gifts in
Sterling SiIUer
JeWelry-
Rhinestone Set

Such little trinkets as these
are things girls and women
are delighted to receive-and'
here are some of those most
in fashion just now:
Bar pins, lacy and dainty,
in many shapes, set with
rhinestones and imitation sap
phires or pearls, 81 to 500.
Ribbon sautoirs, much liked
now to hold the lockets which
are the fad. Sterling silver
mounted, $2.75 to $40.
Sterling silver sautoirs, set
with imitation pearls or rhine
stones, $3.50 to $3.50.
Sautoir pendants of imita-
tion sapphires and rhinestones,
$3.50 to $14.
Flexible bracelets of silver,
set with rhinestones or imita-
tion sapphires, 81 to $24.
(JeweIry Store. Chestnut and
Thirteenth)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-15
Reed Floor
and Table Lamps

These the of
with silk, finishes
which pretty indeed, ivory. F7Ef
Table $3.50 to $25.
Floor Sizes $275O
people have been asking
we are particularly glad to that have
plain of pleasant which be
without decoration be decorated by the purchaser
finished with
Fourth FIoor,C Centra
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-15
American Lady COrsets

models for Spring include these
81. A coul with broad clasp and low bust.
pink broch for figures 1t has low bust
and a large hook below the front steel.
white couil heavily boned Large hooks and lacng
below steel Long skirt.
At $780, grde top with elastic insertion. This of
pink striped broche and has long skirt
At $780, A pink batiste with low top and free hip.
excellent model of pink cout topes with elasti
strongly boned hips in the back.
(Thrd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-15
"Daddy Pat of the
Marines"

is a new book, being the letters
of 1t. Col. Frank E. Evans, U.
S. M. c., to his little son. A great
many such letters were written
home during the Great War, but
we venture to say not many were
more charming than these, with
their big print and droll little
pictures and their strong and ten
der spirit. The story of the fight
ing isstold simply and vividly, so
that little boy simply couldn't
help understanding what it meant
for America to be in the war.
Price, $1.25.
Main Floor. Thirteenth)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-15
New Lace-Trimmed
Lunch Sets
S. and $6.75 a Set

Both kinds have plain linen CEN
ters and are trimmed with imita-
ton filet, but the sets at $6.75
have an additional lace insertion
in the centerpiece.
Six plate and six tumbler
doilies and one 24-inch centerpiece
comprised in each set. For the
garnishment of home or cottage
they have much to commend them.
n lFirst Floor, Chestnut)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-15
V0ile Waists Again

A style at $6.75, with tucks,
good pearl buttons and imitation
filet.
One at $10.75 with hand-em-
broidery, a narrow black ribbon
tie and wider tucks.
Two at $12.50-one with a good
deal of imitation Venise and a
square collar; and another entire
iy dependent upon it's self-tucks
and hemstitching for prettiness.
Third Floor, CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-15
Fashionable New
COlOred Umbrellas
For Any Kind of
Weather

For rainy weather, of course,
and pretty enough to carry when
the sun shines, too.
Very smart, very new and very
convenient to carry are these new
umbrellas, which are made with
wood shanks and finished with
short wood ferrule. The handles
are of the same wood, with a
twisted leather finish at the top
and a leather strap in color to
match.
There is the new deep brown,
green, purple, blue and taupe, as
we'll as black.
$3.50.
main Floor, Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-15
A Rainbow Wealth
of COlOrs in the SOC
Irish Handkerchiefs

Some are for women and ever
so many are for men-and all are
of fine and spotless flax.
Most of the handkerchiefs were
made in Ireland especially for us,
and the designs and colors are un-
usual and ones that you will not
find elsewhere.
Violets, greens, blues, pinks,
tans and grays are some of the
pretty hues, and there are many
shades of the different colors as. I.
we'll as many different designs.
SOC each.
(West Aisle)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-15
Boys Tweed Hats
in Alpine Shape 4

They have rather more style to
them than the customary rough
and-ready hat that boys get in
tweed. We introduced this style
only a short time ago and it has
been high in favor from the start.
Prices are So and 81, the 81
hats being of finest English
tweeds.
Many mep>who wear small hats
will like these.
(siain, rlocs. Msrket)