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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02
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HLOUPY ZERT.

Atlanta, Georgia, |. pros. -
Nejapny zert ztropil 81 nezna-
my ylipkar 2 mistopresidenta
Marshalla, ktery do tohoto me
sta zavital, ably tn recnil. Mar
shall stal pred shromazd6nim
n6kolika tisicu lidi mlstni
zbrojnici, kdyz V tom kdosi te-
lefonoVal, pral 81 S MIN mluvi-
ii ohlasil Sc jako urednik z.
Washingtonu. Oznamil, re pre-
sidenc Wilson nahle zemrel a
&c sc ma ihned vydati ma ceStu
do hlavniho mesta, ably Sc ulaI
vlady. Telefonni operator SIDE
Ill vzkaz ten Marshallovi, KITE
reho to velice rozcililo, ozna-
mil to posluchacum a odebral
Sc k telefonu,. ably sam zjiStil,
co jc ma tom pravdy. Tazal sc
" uradovn6 sdruzeneho tisku d
tam sc dovedel, ze jel nekdo
vyvedl aprilem. Vralil Sc tedy
znoVu do sine. Tam zatim by
10 veIike rozcileni a shroma-
zd6ni jaIo Sc zpivati pohrebni
hymnu Nearer my God to
Thee Marshall jim oznamil,
ze diky bohu to neni pravda a
| lpokracoval We svG reel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02

Newcastle Ind, |. prosince.
= Sto sedmdesat pet dollaru
denne vydelava jeden zdejsi
bystry clovek, ktery tu ma u
radovnu a ma nj napis: "Har-
ry Mays, l6citel." Mays jest
mlady muz hrmotne postavy,
bystrych oci a vysedlych kosti
" obliceji, ktery byval napfed
farmafem, potom pestnim "a
pasnikem, "a valky delnikem
" lodenici kdyz mu po skon
ceni valky vyschnul tento pra-
men prijmu, chopil Sc zazrac-
neho hojenl, ktere jest pro ne
no hotovym zlatodolem. Leci
tim zpusobem, ze Sc napred ma
lidi diva pronikavym zrakem
hledi je urknouti nebo uhra-
nout, jak Sc fika po cesku,
pax sklada ma pacienty ruce,
pc pTipade je macka ma hla-
We a konecne je prohlasi ia u
zdravene. A je tn fada lidi,
kteri chteji ma to prisahati, ze
jim pomohl. Jeho slava Sc roz-
siruje po celem okoli, ale mic Sc
proti n6mu nedela, nebot' ma
to nenl paragraph. Pri tom ne
mi Mays zadnym fanatikem a
jak pravi zpravodajove, ktefl
S MIN mluvili, diva Sc ma svoji
protest dosti lezern6 a po OBJ
chodnicku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02

Ss5 SPACE davenport $ ma
tract, pouze ieden mesic potre
boyany, da Sc ia $50. Haste
Sc V elsie 3317 Z. 118 ul. Vem-
tie Kinsman karu. I?
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$1,000 MA HOTOVOSTI kou

pi dyourodinny dunn Sesti
svetnicich dole i nahorc. Dive
vyhfcyni pece, Skopky ma pra-
dlo, garage Ma 2 automobilv,
bridlicova strecha, nalGza sc
blize tri pouliCnich drah, vsc-
elmo zvelebeni. Cena $4,000.
BlizSi Sc sd6li V uradovn6 J.
+. Nejedlik Co., 11015 Union
Ave. Tel Union 1861 X. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02

PRIME Sc jeden neb diva
pani ma byt sc stravou neb be-
ze straVy. Pokoj sam pro sebe
a koupeIna k pouziti. Adressa
sc sdell v adm. t. liStu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02

KOUPi Sc kuchynska ka-
nina Ma uhli a tez kamna Ma
vytap6ni. Haste Sc V els. 5337
DOiIoff Rd. We pTedu. 1876
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= Setrte uhlim! Nevytapej-
te svuj pribytek 6. prosince
a prijd'te Sc zapotit do Be
sidek ma "MikulaSskou" So
kola HavliGek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02
PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc byt 0 ety.
rech pokoiich koupelnou V
Corlett. Haste Sc V els. 1000
AngcluS Ave. 12-4
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ky, abychom predesli neprije-
mn6mu zmatku. Nahrdelniky
ty nikdy nesundaly.'
Emma stala, opirajic Sc chve
jici Sc rukou o kreslo.
"Draha matinko, bud sta
tecna V radosti, jak isl byla We
lika a udatna Y neSt6sti" do
mlouvala il Anuita lichotive.
Hodila klobouCek ma kfeslo,
objala matku a hladila a libala
j hork6 cello.
Uboha baronka, ktera nekle
sIa, kdyz vlozilo ma nj nestesti
krutou, ledovou ruku, vravora
la nyni pri myslence ma mozne
St6sti.
! "Ano, madame, utisJe se",
Iprosila neznama dutym hla-
sem. "Zda Sc, re Sc vSe shodu-
je."
90, madame, byla jsem pre-
SvedCena, kdyz jsem k vam
priSIa, rekla Emma, vzchopivSi
sc Il sebravSi veSkerou silu
F, SVou.
"Jak to-"
"Zminila jste Sc V listu o j.
ste podrobnosti - kdyz jsem
to Cetla, zmizela Il mne kazda
pochybnost."
"Jakou podrobnost mysli'
te?"
"Znamenko Ma ruce " pc
! dob6 male kapicky krve".
"Vskugku! Zapomnela jsen
ma to. Nuze?'
Ole toho znamenka roze
znala jsem sye dcery.'
eta, jiz iste ztratila, mels
, to ZnamGnko?"
"Ano - jako Anuita.'
20, pax :"
Anna m6la znamenko ma
hOre ma praVe ruce, kdezto A
: nuita ma ie ma levG ruce.'
, "Jak0 vSe ma Mich"
= "VSimla jSem 81 znamenka
> ponevadz bylo hezke a neoby
: Gejne," pravila ma to nezna
( ma.
= "Zapamatovala iste 81 dobr
jeho Ovar?" ptala Sc Anuita.
4 Velmi dobre. Kdybych NV
5. della podobnG, lined bych JIG
, poznala.'
j Emma pohledla Ma svoji dc
e ru.
: Pri chvatnem odjezdu S ma
e kou nepomyslila ma to, ably S
e preVlGkla Z domacich Satu, je
a byly volneho strihu a Sirokyc
l. rukaVu.
Rychlym pohybem yyhrnul
J. 81 Anuita rukav pon6kud mas
ne az nahoru k rameni.
e Bila obnazena ruka leskl
u Sc cerstvou svezeSti V temnu |
A. koje.
Anuita pristoupila k nezn
Ii me a ukazala ii male znamt
t. ko ma ruce, ktere sc lcSklo j
10 Cers,va kapiCka krVe.
H. Nastalo dlouhe mlceni.
j PAM Rivadarcosova taji
dech.
o. 'Okamzik byl rozhodny.
tA L odpovedi nezname me
lG |yjit ma jevo, zije-li druha d
a. "a Emma.
Mlceni netrvalo sice dlout
e ne baronce zdalo sc VecnoS
C Neznama DANA prolific
1ellce pozorne Hnamenko na
luitinG ruce.
&c konecnc zvedla hIavu a
e ! )ratila Sc k Emme.
# "Ncchci-li tvrditi nepravt
lie madame pravila muslin III
e jSem Sc neklamala. PRAY
"a sem, ze Jest snad MONA NJ
)yGejna tato podobnost, ale
10 | nySlila jSem, ze jest mono,
IL " podobnost Sla az do krajl
,e ii. III do napodobeni hrlG
vG Drlrody, nlZ jste Sc zmln
e niz jsem Sc prave pfesv'
II lila"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-02


leni'. zaGala Emma nedocka-
We. "Ukazala jste mi moznost,
re ziie snad jeste miloVana
mole dceruska, kterou jiz opla
kavam plnych IA let jako mr.
tvou nebo navzdy ztracenou.
Nedoufala jsem, re Sc III
snad iednoho dne shledam. Ne
nadala vase zv6st zpusobila
mi neivetsi radosl - muze-li
Sc totiz nazvati radostl cit a
pohnuti. iehoz hloubka a moe
most pusobi prvni chvill We
ru bolestne.'
"Tusila isem to-" pravila ne
mama, 81 vahala jsem dlou-
no, nez odhodlala jsem sc k
psani, pon6vadz nevedela
isem mic iisteho. Avsak uznala
isem, ze jest mou povinnostl,
abych vami promluvila, kdy
by ma slova mela pro vas V "a
pei trpkG zklamanl -.
"Budu YAM pfece vdecna'
madame.
"Ned6kujte mi, pokud nena-
idete svou dceru - naJdete-ll
il vubec -
90! coz o tom pochybujete?
zvolala baronka chv6jicim sc
hlasem.
"Ne, ne, madame, naopak'
"Co tedy minite?'
Toto -
Neznama zahled6la Sc "a
reel sve upren6 ma Anuitu.
"Hledim-li ma slecnu, my
slim, &c nam pred sebou div
ku Z Chiyilcoy.'
"Nuze, ia podobnost
"Podobnost presahuje vse
co 81 lie mysliti - elm wee
prohlizim 81 slecninu tvar, tim
napadnGii Sc mi tato podoba
levi. .Jsou 10 ma VlaS stejne ry-
sy, kterc jsou ostatne tax roz-
tomiIG, &c 81 ie Clovek dobre
zapamatuje. Jest to tyz obdel'
nv tVar obliteje, taz usta, ~
tGz oci zvlastni barVy ne
obyCeineho vyrazu. klobout
vSak skryva vlasy, nemohu tie
dy rici
lined no sundam", zVolal;
Anuita roztomilym usmevem
"Neosmelila isem Sc vas o t
prositi, sIecno", pravila domac
PAM. "Tesim Sc Velice, re chc'
tie to uGiniti, a to tim vice, ne
bot dostalo Sc mi pfi tom vas
ho usmeVu; krone V Americ
vaSi podobenky neVidel
jsem snad usmevu puvabnejS
no.
Anuta vstala snala klC
bouk.
"Krasny, bohaty zVlaSt
zbarveny jeji vlas byl troch
rozcuchan od rychleho posi
zovani spinani kloboucku.
"Podivejte sc, dobre sc poe
Vcjte.' SepJala rozCilena ma
lta, kteraz byla vstala.
Anuita Sc puyabne naklon
la, ably bylo dobre vid6t je
Vlas.
Tot prazvlastni vec,' ~
lala neznama. "Ano, jsou to
toz Vlasy, ktere mi byly napa
ny a jakych Sc zajiste men
ide, leda tam - Americe.
"Muj boze, mui bozei' S
rtaIa Emma, spinajic rue
Use sc tedy shoduje? -
AZ dosud ano, madame
nabyIa isem jiz pevnG presvt
ceni. kdyby Sc postayily '
die scbe, odeny stejny s.
mIade devce 4 Ameriky a s.
Cna -
"Anuita,' zvoIala divka, Z
ric radosti.
"Auuita - hczkG imcl
hodici Sc k vam. Myslim,
by je nikdo od sebe nero1
znal; jsou ma Was stejny,
vSem, ba mysIim, re mali j ST
ny hlas - pokud Sc pamat
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-23
HUN MINE OWNERS MAY
SHUT SlLESlAN SHAFTS

BERLIN, April 20. CBy the Asso.
ciated Press )-Following the recent de-
cision Of miners to depose the director
Of the King and Laura mines In SilesIa
under q new arrangement by which tho
employees would determine with tho
employers who shall be hired and who
discharged, the mine owners have Is
sued q statement refusing to depose the
director and forecasting the speedy
cloBtire Of tho mines.
A compilation showing the disastrous
results Of recent disorders In the Ruhr
district Is given. The Bochum Mine
company Ia, 1t Is said, struck TO death"
and probably will never be reopened
The Matthias SHINES mine has been
obliged to issue new funds In order to
continue. The Deutsche Kaiser mine
has lost 80, 900, 900 marks since the revo-
luton began last November, and Ia
near ruin, it is declared. The German
Luxembourg mines have lost 10. 000, 900
marks in the last three months, and
several mines which in November had
reserves amounting to 10, 1000, 900 marks,
now show n deficit Of 1000, 900 and
cannot get credit.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-23
SOCIALIST RAPS
ENTENTE PEACE TERMS

ARNHEIM, April 23.-"The leage Of
nations is q caricature and the en-
tente's enemies are simply being eco
nomically annihilated," said Pieter j.
Troelstra, Dutch socialist leader, in adj
dressing the congress Of the socialist
labor party here. Troelstra said the en-
teute had Increased the chance Of a
revolution in Western Europe by the
decisions Of the peace conference.
"A vigorous protest must be made
against the trickery Of the entente
powers" he continued. Their peace
of violence Is worse than II Germany
had won the war. A strong movement
must be started against them If peace
Is 70 be made on "A socialtstio basis"
The speaker absolutely rejected the
idea of Bolshevism in Holland. saying
II a revolution visited The Netherlands,
1t must come without the soldiers and
wOrkmen's council.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-23
DISTRICT IS
FIRST TO GO OVER TOP

ST. LOUIS, April 20. (spL-The
First district OF Arkansas, composed Of
Phillips, Lee, st. Francis and Monroe
counties, was the first district in the
United States to meet its Victory loan
quota,
All counties In the district had passed
their quotas last night. F.. NJ, Allen,
of Helena, Is district manager. Nine
Arkansas counties have subscribed their
full quotas. In addition to the first
district counties they are Poinsett,
Green, and the north naif Of Arkansas,
Cross and north half or Mississippi.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-23

The Orange Mound settlement In one
OF the most progressive OF the several
suburban negro nelghborhoods. Many Of
the families own their homes and they
business activities. They have their
drug store and physicians and a good
public school. They are also a peaoa.
able, lAw-abidinE people.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-23
Food Will BE High.

What he learned In Europe accentu-
ated ten-fold his conviction that the
South must feed itself this year and
shun an oyer-prodHction of cotton.
Food will be high" he said, the cot
ton states must feed themselves. The
on their cotton II they have to buy
food and feedstuffs to sustain them
selves and their animals. They must
feed themselves first and then grow
cotton. A TO- 900, 900 bale crop would
mean GOOD times to the South"
Mr.. Salsbury's foreign trip was for
the. purpose Of comforting with his as.
sociates In the Fine Cotton Spinners'
syndicate, of Manchester, England. This
occasioned a visit to Paris to see Sir
Herbert Dixon, the leader Of the Fine
Cotton Spinners and chairman of the
s%pinners' division of the British eco
nomic commission, attached to the
peace conference. 1t vas while In Paris
sitting around the green table with
these British business leaders that he
a able to get an intimate insight
Of the economic conditions In Europe.
Mr.. Salisbury and Frank May, of May
Bros. Hardwood Lumber company,
slipped out Of Paris to the battlefields
IN the central and eastern sections Of
Northern France. They viewed much
Ct the terrible devastation wrought by
the contending armies from scissors to
Rheims. They found the region a vast
desert OF barbed wire, trenches, broken
engines OF war, graves. shell holes and
shells. Some Of the region which they
viewed was so torn with shells and lit
tered with wal debris that It will prob
ably be impossible to ever again put
II under cultivation.
Mr.. Salisbury said he expected the
only profit France would get out Of
1t in the future was through the mil.
lions of tourists that are certain to rush
to the battlefields of the world war
as soon as the way Is opened to them
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-23
RAILROADS SUED FOR
MILLIONS IN BACK TAXES

JACKSON. Miss, April ga suit
involving back tax claims totaling sew.
eral million dollars is being argued he
fore the supreme court today on
Yalobusha county.
The suit was instituted by state
Revenue Agent Stoves Y. Robertson vs.
the Mississippi Valley company. an
auxiliary or holding corporation for the
illinois Central and Yagoo & Mississippi
Valley roads, and involves taxes al.
legged to he due on old stock issues Of
those corporations. II was decided
against the revenue agent in the lower
court.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-23

Liberty. it's privileges and limitations,
was discussed by the class OF county
and city teachers at Howe institute
Tuesday afternoon, Liberty should be
regulated by wholesome laws. and In
the exercise OF liberty due regard should
be had for the comfort and happiness
Of others" said the teacher.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-23

Rev. VIM. Collier, missionary for thu
Western division Of Tennessee, is In
the city and reports his work in ex-
cellent condition.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-23

At the Ministers alliance Tuesday
Rev. James A. Mitchell preached 4
strong sermon on sanctification. There
Rev. W. w. Whitton presided.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-23

When you have assisted in wedding
out vicious characters you have added
to the security OF human life and made
pmpnitv'' Il il 4. mistaken ,dss ~ dntv
as a citizen that causes one to eon-
ceal law breakers,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-23
BARS TAG DAYS.

NEW ORLEANS, April 23.-Mayor
Martin Behrman has issued a proc
lamatiou declaring hat permits would
not be issued after next Saturday for
Tag days" With the war over, he
declared, The people were entitled to
a rest" For the past six months ev-
cry Saturday has been tag day" here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-23
NOTED MUSICIAN DIES.

RICHMOND, Va, April 22.-1acob
Reinhardt, "a years old, noted musician,
and for SO years organist in historic
81. Pauls Episcopal church, where he
played funeral requIems for Jefferson
Davis and other distinguished men, is
dead at his home here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-23
Low GRADE COTTON
WILL Be NEEDED
Salisbury Says Teutons Must
Have It, But Warns Against
Big Crop This Year.

Upon the heels Of his return from
Europe, L. X. Salisbury. president OF
the Chamber Of Commerce, gave n
farewell luncheon to the board Of di-
rectors Of the Chamber at 1880 o'clock
Tuesday. Speaking OF the u months
connections which are about to be sew
cred, Mr.. Salisbury said that his SER
vice in the Chamber OF Commerce and
with the board OF directors had been
a very happy year, and n marred
by not one unpleasant incident He
talicitated the members Of the beard
On the excellent WORK they had done
and thanked them for the great sup
port given him, IT anything has been
done by the Chamber Of Commerce to
the advantage Of Memphis-and l be-
lieve there hast has been due to the
executive committee, To the secretary
to the industrial commissioner, the
membership secretary and the board Of
directors"
Mr.. Salisbury informed the directors
that he would make a report of his
years stewardship at the general meet
ing of the Chamber Thursday evening
when the nominees for the vice-presi-
denotes n directorate win be an
nounced. At a subsequent meeting
Monday he expects to be able to intro
duce his successor. who by that time
should be appointed by the new dlreo-
tnrQ
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-23
Big Crop Fatal.

The impressions and convictions oh.
tanned upon his six-weeks' trip abroad,
which terminated with his return Sat
urady, were briefly touched upon. One
statement, relative to Iow-grade cotton,
was calculated to be most encouraging
to the Southern people. There will
soon be opened in Europe a market for
low-grade cotton" said Mr.. Salisbury.
In order that Germany and Austria
may be saved from BOlshevism and put
In position to make reparation for the
damage they did in the war, II is go
ing to be necessary to let them have
raw materials. As soon as the peace
settlement is made, therefore, there
will be a market in Germany and Aus
tria for our low-grade cotton"
In this connection. however, Mr.. SAILS
bury warned against the expectation
Of extraordinary prices for cotton. I'VE
must not figure on As and 50-cent cot
ton" he said, W. must make up our
minds to be satisfied with rs and So
cent cotton. Those people In Europe
are impoverished by the awful expense
Of war and can not pay extraordinary
t,pfoac -
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-05-19

II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
The Easter
Glove Display

The fine stock Of kid and
silk Gloves now here and
ready for your selection
is the result Of orders
placed many months ago
and our policy in antlcl-
pating t h "A t long period
ahead is noW proving it
self to be good, for we
have "A splendid selection
Of Gloves for you, NIFTY
Of the styles being only
o btain IA b le here. The
Glove, particularly in con
ncrrlon with the new suit
styIos. ls most important syin
accessory. ana the uroaru'
stocks cupblc. you tu ho a# smart
as your fancy dlc'1tca The ~.
lowing are Some OF tho huFi
brands CnrIu1n'D Iuwnrs Cen
trmrrI and knyscr huuNl -nd
them I'm the new GluEr Section
Maiu Floor .-- at moderate
pricca
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
Dolmans and Capes
Fovored by all StyIists

Perhaps the smartest and most stylish
garment to wear over the suit or dress il
the Dolman or the Cape. AS in the sui
fashions, so in these garments the orig
nators set the seal of their favor upor
this particular typc-not to the eXcIu
sion Of all others, but certainly with
greater emphasis. The best design
crs and makers of Dolmans and
capcs are back Of the splendid Sc
lcctions which crowd our show
rooms, and because Of the promi-
ncnce Of this one style in the fash
ions for spring and summer, the fact
mentioned above insurcs complete
satisfaction to those who look to
this department for the right types.
The newest lines are in and will be
ready for your selection tomorrow
Third Floor. Prices range from
$3.50 up to SIPS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13

ment TO returned men and their
families, especially where pcws are
rented and the family has no rcgu-
lar sHtings The committee shou Id
always have some members esther
hS uShers or as "A special committee
at the door OF the church to wei
come these men
Arrange for "a memorial service
20 The men who have died In scrN o.
lr" and send urgent Invitations to
every man returned to be present
az tribute 20 the memory OF his
deceased comrades
Later on after tho mon are all
BACK, IL might he well to plan "a
service OF Thanksgiving, or me
moral service, when tablets or
"Hirr memorials may be unveiled,
appropriate addrc~s,ca made, etc.
IN" returned men should be
urged 10 look up and invite all OF
their unchurchcd comrades In the
community to- join with them and
lhry should be- welcomed and an
Guided IN the Same manner as
mos" whose names appVur on the
honor roll uf the church
Many men perhaps not baptized
consider your congregation thor
church hom" Seek them uuf In
Your community and add them to
your roll
Parishes near camps, posts. sta.
tons ana hospitals Of the regular
army or OF the navy. should plan
iur work among the mon
To each OF the congregation 8
boys sull in camps hospitals or
uy"mrnS, n letter SHOULD bee sent.
telling or the organization OF ms
committee. etc
lnt'rlnck. Don't Duplicate.
Tho committee should NOT dupl.-
cate WORK of secular urRtni2tt lous
or '"wpr'" win them. rather
shouId 10 cooperate with them sup
p'lhr strength ana leadership rhc
'nnm'llr" should also cooperate
with ana secure the assistance OF
all parish organizations and agou-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
Children's and Misses Hats
for Easter Wear

recent shipment, covering all OF the very latest
fances for the younger generation; made OF
fine braid with georgette and satin facings. Trim
mings OF flowers and fruit are In the majority Some
OF the colors rose tan. blue and black Taken
n whole the entire shipment radiates daIntincps.
nindspenSabo factor in making hat for the little
Miss to 16. Rco these modela priced from
81 90 TO sib. 90 on Second Floor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13

cscs of ne church, part guarly tho
women. Ia doEcIoplug i.s pam. as
well as with bureaus formed hy. or
through tho Belgium council uf the
churches OF Christ IN American. los
Beat Twenty second street. .NoW
York city.
Finally snr that every man and
his family without distinction ns tu
military service ur social relation
are welcomed IN a very personal
way and made 90 feel that h,
church wants them oud needs them
ana thal they need tho church
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
Merchandise at Vandevers

If there is one time above all others when YOU
should visit this store and make esurely tour Of
lt-cvcry floor of tt--that time iS right now when
the whole stocks have been changed from Winter
TO Spring and Summer.
Nowadays every classification of merchandise
more or less is affected by fashion. Not only in
outer garments but in all the accessories of the
wardrobe. In furnishing the home too, we find
that fashion enters into considerations each season
seeing many extraordinarily new ideas in dainty
curtains and drapcries introduced for the home in
Summer.
There are hundreds Of people who spend an hour
or two in the store merely inspecting, because
they receive many valuable suggestions for per
sonal dress and for making their home more at
tracve and comfortable for the Summer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
Womcn's Dres, Oxfords, $l2.OO

Patent and dull Kid; satin quarter; turn
sole; covered heel; J. & T. Cousins make.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13

SEW YORK. April l.. rrcsI-
David /. ru'tz has called n special
meeting Of the International Base
ball league to hc held In Newark
today 10 complete arrangements for
tho opening of tho season II IL OK
pcricd that the circuit OF eight clubs
viii bn announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13
Enter Millinery Just Out
The Colorful Silks
of Fashion

Captivating modes Of IA" momcnt-ceycry trimmed rokcs Tur
ba other becoming
ODD
There perfect galaxy Of these Easter
avn scleClon-Thrd Floor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-13

In the Art &cSdlework
department on the bal
cony there are IN a n Y
new things Of interest To-
deft fingered women.
Demonstration Of { h @
new Partisan Needle
work.