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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-26
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New York, 25. cervence. i
Dva nemectf dustojnici, kteri
prozradili plany svych kama
radu stabu generala Pershinga
tax dopomohli k urychleni po:-
razky nemeck6, pribyli V pom
deli do Spoj. Statu ma transpor
tn Agamemnon jako dobro-
volnl veznove por. r. H. Oywe-
ma z 5. divise a oddeleni pat
nacti vojind. Tito byli spise je-
jich ochranci nez vezniteli. O.
ba N6mci rychle po SVEN prize
Zdu odtezeni byli do Washing
tonu.
Byli sem privezeni proto, pc
nevada Sc obavali, re kamkoli
by Sc ukryli V Europe, kamara
di jejich by je vypatrali a IT,
smrtili. Vrchnl veleni americke
| oXpedicni armady, jez jest pre-
Isvedceno, re vdeci Jim zachra-
neni mnoha tislcG americkych
zivotG, zachovavalo bedlive v
tajnostoi plany S jich dopravou
do Spoj. StatG z Francie. Lee
plany ty byly poskozeny tim,
re klerk, jenz do Mich nebyl "a
svecen, automaticky Zanesl je
jich jmena do seznamu pasa-
zeru Agamemnonu.
Jeden re zradcu je Alfred
Scholz, dustojnik pechoty, jenz
byl zajat blize St. Mihiel 2.
zarl 1913 a Alvin Grothe, avia
tor, ktery sestrelen byl V Argon
skem regionu 1S. fijna 1918
Jake dustojen3Jvi zastavali, he
nj udano.
Oba dustojnici povazuji Sc
"a "vlastenecke zradce". Pra.
vi, re poznali, re postavani Ne.
mecka bylo beznadejne a zt
inevyhnutelne musilo by byt
/ porazeno. Proto pry pokladal
"a V pravde patriotickou wee
kdyz zjevenim vSeho co vede.
| Ii dopomohou ku zkraceni val
ky a snfzeni poctu nemeckych
ztrat. Ze vedeli mnoho cenne-
| no a zjevili to uplne a spray
! ne jest dokazano neobyceinym
| 5 mimi zachazenim cd velitelG
americke armady. Ma Sc "a to
ze prodli nejaky cas- V nekter6
! pevnosti jako valecnl zaiatci
ovsem jen die jmena, a pax
| re jim dovoleno bude prchnou
ii nekam, kde by mohli zaclti
ma novo zivot svuj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-26
kozich mad titul knizeci.

SldV dSeuLuT.
[WSSl [ff] LWSSl
kczich mad titul knizeci.
Pavel, car rusky, tazal Sc
kdysi hrabete Rostopcina !:
"Proc nejste knizetem?"
'Pon6vadz muj otec, kdyz 0
pustil Tatarsko, ably Sc do Ru
ska odstehoval, v zine do Pc
trohradu prisel," odvetil Roz-
topcin.
"V jakem jest to ale spojenl
s vasi hodnosti?" tazal Sc car.
Roztopcin odpovedeI: "Me-
mu otci bylo tenkrate dano ma
vuli, vyvoliti 81 kozich, aneb ii
tul knizete. Ponevadz tehdaz
dukladne mrzlo, dial muj otec
kozichu prednost."
"Drazi panove," pravil Pa
vel ku pritomnym knizatum,
"mohu vam tedy blahoprati, re
vaSi pani predkoye V ZINE dc
Ruska neprisli."
fWSS] [%E] IWSS
Sof,sedskv diSnut
"Poslouchejte, ia byt vami
tohle bych 81 u zeny zapove
dep
"a co pak?"
"Aby ona kazdemu Tikala
re ona teprve z Vas udelals
cloveka. To r,:ne mole star;
by nesme,a Tici."
"Ne - ale slysel j3em il po
vidat, re Sc 0 to namahala, c,
jen mohla."
IWSsl [fI] IWSSI
Dana: "Iady Sc pOdlveJte
pane dohtore, a blahopreit'
mi. Tohohle zajice jsem sam:
Zastfclila.'
i DoIStor (kousave): "Velko
lep6 cd vas, milo3tiva, jen jes
i tohoto zaiice dovedete tax
upGci."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-26
GENERAL NEMUZE EYTI
PRESIDENTEM.

Washington. - Zadny vojak
nemdze byti zvolen presiden-
tenn Spoj. Statu "a pritomneho
stavu americke politiky. Stou-
penci generala Leonardo Woo
da, apostolic militarismu, vseo-
becne branne povinnosti, usi-
lovneho zbrojeni a branne in
tervence v Mexiku, jsou 81 to-
no vedomi a nasledkem toho u
pusti Cd dalsi kampane. X PRIV
nimu uzaverku dospeli mnozi
zkuseni politikari We Washing
tone. Pravi Sc, re stoupeneci
Woodovi chteji pfenesti svou
podporu ma senatora M. c..
Poindextera. Formalni ozname
nj jeho kandidatury obsazeno
jest pamfletu, jenz bude roz
Siren pc cele zemi tohoto ty-
dne. Presvedceni, ze vojak ne
ma dnes zadnych vyhlidek ma
zvoleni, jest We Washingtone
vseobecne a republican, i de-
mokrati udavaji pro to mhohe
duvody. V celku dali Sc shrnou
ii tyio argumenty We vetu: "Vo
jaci nebudou hlasovati pro
ddstojniky." Mistopresident
Marshall, jenz Sc nedavno vra
til fecnicke cesty po Severni
a Jizni Karoline, drzf Sc de-
finitivne tohoto nazoru a poda-
va pro nej urcite duvody.
"Shledal jsem tam, re sestnact
municipalnich voleb bylo pra-
We konano," pravil. ave vsech
pflpadech byl to kontest mezi
armadnim dGstojnikem a civil
listou We vsech pripadech byl
zvolen civilista. TO vyvolalo
mou .Zvedavost a tazal jsem Sc
vOjakG Sc kterymi jsem Sc Sc
Sci, 5ak to vysvetlujf. Temef
pokazde prohlasili, re jejich
dustojnici nezaslouzi 81 zadnG
politicke odmeny. Nekolik yo-
jaku bylo ma mem vlaku ma
zpatecnl ceste. Pfedlozil jsem
Jim otazku. "Well," Tekl jeden
mich, "nebudu nikdy hlasova-
ii pro nekoho vyssiho nezli ser
zanta." "My take, pfihlasili
Sc nekteri JIM "Je to tax, =
pravil prvni. TITO dIstojnici
jsou tehoz masa jake my.
Prodelali totez jako my, nekte
ii Mich. Dostali komise do
stall i dustojenstvi a jejich po-
city. Proc bychom NELL pro ne
delati ieste vice? A slyste: ia
jsem demokrat, stejne jako wy,
pane mlstopresidente a nejlep
81 vec, ktera Sc nam muze sta
ii jest, ably republican, nomi-
novalo generala Pershinga ne
bO generala WoOda."
WSS] [tE] IWSS]
URODA CUKRU.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-26

dvou jinych podobnych podni-
XII. Slavkujici pozaduji zejme-
ma osmihodinnou dobu pracov
nj a zvyseni mzdy, ale tovarnl
ci jim naprosto nechtejl neja-
kych ustupk2 uCiniti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-26

jsou hlldany, protoze namornI
ci jsou rozllceni objevem, re
techto mist jest uzlvano jako
stavkokazeckych agentur.
fWSS7 Ttt1 fWSS1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-24

Because go per cent Of the worlds
'lply oi rinrnona bark. from which
4lln.te ls derived Is grown In Java,
hHush government scientists are
F4fehlng Tor other sources OF sup
pl IN Gro1, Brilain's colonies
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-24
NodlvoStok Hortoor
Bose OF Can adien
GIitoY Expedition

siberia is the greatest undcvel-
opcd portion Of the globe In respect
to unoccupied agricultural areas and
uudcvelopcd timber and mineral re-
sources There VIII be an kinds of
openings for Industrial and trans
portatlon enterprises al, over Rus
STA when any stable form OF govern
ment is established" says Col j. s..
Dennis, chairman OF the Canadian
trade commission, who has Just re
turned from Siberia.
Cafnnel Dennis went TO Nladi-
yostok with the Canadian military
expedition as director Of trUnsporta-
ton and intelligence us well as chair
man OF the trade commission. lie
says: Although the Canadian trade
commission has made no formal re-
port ~ Yet, can say that conditions
In Siberia are much better than in
eastern Russia, but there Is little
opportunity Tor American or Cana
dian trade over there at the present
time. Financial Conditions are
chaotic. transportation conditions
completely upset and the ruble al
most valueless
Politics Is always a delicate sub
ject. particularly there now, hut i
would like to call attention to the
time L took the French to settle
down after their revolution and how
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-24

ne mon, shot through The head.
were fuunl ou the lIhrrn ranch
The sltNlug, sheriff - T. Adam
son ~ TuuIr. county believes was
the outcome of a frud of long stand
luF between the lln.rlA family and
kour Mrs Harris and her dhugh-
lrr uro sand Go have been going
armed fur months
dispute over cattle from the
kuuo ranch. which Mrs Harris iS
alleged tu have impuundcd. Is be-
uoyci To- have caused the fcud.
W~inrsinN'r Marrlngc Rc,Ord
Marriage lCCusrs wrtr issued 10
the following Wednesday by the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-24
TIL SA BANKERS AFTER
FEDERAL BANK TODAY
, uro,ch ~ Wccrvc should be
WV ',,,.bcd la Magic city VIII
~. rold IN kanroS CiI,'
OTHER TOWNS HELP TULSA
.,,...,-,,,l uooldct shows Vast l'e-
- trrc. distribute copies
,mong Missouri Banks

..,.fgrt tHat they will present
..,.. ,t hc hearing before the
,,,,I .,f directors Of federal reserve
s.as vo 40 az kansas CiHI the
..,,,, nr Tulsa tn such a manner
n,, bI, ei, wul bee assured Of the
,r. branch NJ the federal reserve
.,..... come io oklahoma, dele
1., If Tulsa bankers and bust
mon left fur kansas city Tues
dp night
rt. bankers took spccial car to
-. ..t 40 the hearing today
'...... cities that believe they
ns,, ra.m 90 "a branch VIII present
their rl...
r,s,r. lrr confident that they
Ill ',.m. aNpN from Kansas Ciy
I'm mo federal reserve brhnCh
',..,t .Ia. away. For months
r'rs,r. rI.r been working quietly
-, ,g. .r.pr.Iuun aud have amhsHed
,",.rp.ItI.m which they Will pre-
,.., q. rnu federal reserve officials
I, b. t.nr N1f % VIII pro'ido con
'',r,rr evidence Il TulSa's right 20
fdr urlr.H
y Il graham special representa-.
.,, ~ mtI bank has worked
,, Vart Irrulriug an elaborate
trsf boz rlr form ~ bound and
.H'sfy,.,I book ~ no mean Size.
,o, comic. uf which were taken 60
r.n.,. ,f, for distribution. The
nc.t purrlys every phase of in
..f. tr tu.fpYu OK lHnDmu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-24
OFF TO HELP TULSA
GET RESERVE BANK
spcciul to The World

NOWATA. okla. July 23.--R. @.
Dowell, Z. S. Powell, sam f. WIKI
inson and George -. Schwabe left
last night for Kansas City. where
they go as the Nbwata county dele
CATION to assist Tulsa in securing
ne branch OF the federal reserve
bank. which Is 10 be located soon.
on account OF a large amount of
business done In the Tenth Federal
Reserve district i was necessary to
open branch office for oklahoma.
Both Tulsa and oklahoma city are
candidates for the location OF the
branch office and the NOwata men
believe u would be to The advan.
tage OF this section 10 have the
branch bank located at Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-24

many years were required for The
American nation 10 become IA com
pact and harmonious mass. People
here do not realize the size Of Rus
STAT. It's population nor the sudden
shin from deepest dcspotism to per
sonal license.
Some day the mighty slum ber-
Ing pcasantry Of Russia will arise in
wrath Then will come some sort OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-24
CALOMEL IS NOW
DELIGHTFU UL
No Taste, No Nausea, No
Gripping, No Salts-Nau-
sealess Tablet Called Cal
otabs."

ono Ca'otab on the tongue ~ hcdtlms
With a swallow ot water that's aU 80
taste no nausea, no rriplaF no salts. You
wake up In the morning feeling fine your
liver Sctiys your system thoroughly ruu
Ned and with a hearty appeiits for break.
fast. Eut what yon please---no isUrer.
hnu Feel bright cheerful. clear hea l.d.
energetic and strong
}1H ran ugv 'ato your ch'oms ihopt
tHs slightest f-,r OF uur.ca'ant1suA .Hr.
JaIolals retain an Of the liver cleansing
and system uariy.0y a ilI'irs Of The OIL.
tgI, .,omr without ibc obie.tionai',
qualities Sold oal in original, sealed
package, rr. thirty five cents Your
brr..r has authority 70 refund the prize
H' o. suau.lra o' 5orr perfect salaiaeIios.
'f.t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-24

clerk Of the district court. Hugh Il.
Hodges, 80. Carthage. Tenn. and
Mable queen. q. Perry. walter Coy,
20, Tulsa, ana Maud Lane. 30, Enid.
charles J. Clark, ~ Tulsa, and Alya
BIdweil, 20. Springfield, Colo,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-24

Petitions for divorce were filed In
district court Wednesday by tho
following Martha Slaughter against
Ike Slaughter. Myrtle Newton
against George ~ Newton. Decree
pf divorce was granted 10 Frances
], Roberta against X. W. Roberts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-24
ASKS BIG DAMAGES
IN SUIT ON LEASE

sp,,al 20 The World
MusKOGEE. Okla, July 20, -
Damages " 100000 are asked by
David Oyorton IN each OF two oil
lease suits filed In United States dis
,rct cour, today A Creek freed
man. Oyerton saws that the Creek
rounly property In dispute rightly
belongs 10 him though II has been
sold leased and used by others for
the past few years.
Three counts, each with $3.50. 900,
are alleged In each suit. OVerton
also asks receiver for the pro-
perties. and that an accounting be
had OF all transactions since The time
he s said TO have acquired right to
The land
The GYPSY on company. defend
an, In the first suit has taken oil
from the land for number OF
ysan under leases from either par
Ties q is charged. Willie +. and
Bsrha =. Johnson and George and
John OyertOn are said TO have been
among those who are accused OF
Illegally giving leases and deeds to
he land
Defendants In The second suit are
named ts James y. Harrod, J. A.
Hun. the GIf Pipe Line company
The Gypsy on company, A. y, Reese
ana 'he Regent on company Al
legation are the same In both suits
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-24

constitutional government adnptad
10 their temperament. ideals and ma
tlonal destiny. Already one can feel
the first tremors OF their awakening
The next three months are full OF
possibilities
Colonel Dennis IL returning 10 TAX q
up his duties as CHIEF comm missioner
~ colonization and development OF
the Canadian Pacific railway.
The sun., 1919-09-07
FANCY PRINTED
SATEEN
Wilton rugs

The fabric is beautifully
woven and designed in col
ors. Copies from the
Chinese and Persian, imita-
tions of the Kirmanshah,
Tabriz and Ispahan, make
the rugs attractive. Tans
and blues predominant this
season. We also have a
quantity of rose colOred
rugs. They are all adapt
able for living rooms,
libraries, dining rooms and
bedrooms.
The sun., 1919-09-07
Fall
petticOats

Silk Jersey top with pleated
messaline .flounce trimmed
with hemstitching, $4.6s
All taffeta flounce trimmed
with pin tucks and a seal
loped ruffle. In all new
colors. $4.69
Extra sizes made of heavy
quality satin, scalloped
flounce finished with pleated
ruffle. In black and new
colors. 1854
NINews-Third Floor. Centre, Rear.
The sun., 1919-09-07
New Autumn
dress goods

Winter calls for practical
materials, - materials that
will last throughout the sea-
son. Velveteens always
make a practical "dressy"
dress. Serges may be made
up for all occasions.
velveteens
SO inch fast pile cloth in black and
street shades at 1918 yd.
A ines fast pile cloth in black,
gray, myrtle, seal and golden
brown, $3.96 yd.
serges
Al inch navy blue fine twill
at $1.98 yd.
43 inch French twill sergeat
$2.49 yd.
NNeya--second Floor. a5th St.,
hN~VS Front.
The sun., 1919-09-07
4 fur-trimmed coat
for a miss

is made of silvertone-
the collar is banded in
Hudson Seal dyed
muskrat), the narrow
belt laces through but
ton trimmed panels.
The lining is of pat
termed silk.
The sun., 1919-09-07

The Paris
letter

Being a digest Of a
letter from our Paris
representatives.
1T is impossible to describe
L the modes and do them
justice. Here are just sug-
gestive facts for the magma
ton. The wider, short
draped or panier skirt and
barrel skirt are again popu-
lar. Much of the charm and
richness is in the exquisite
colorings. In silks "Fluide"
resembling the color of water
in rivers or the ocean, is a
new effect.
There are three shades of
bluevarying to lead. Pruneau,
raisin and "Foxtrot" are
three favorite shades of green
For the hat
which is a Partisan triumph,
there are novelty trimmings.
A large sized ivy leaf of tan
or brick leather is veined and
outlined with silver thread
or fine cord. They are APP
piled flat all round the brim
of large hats. Flowers in
beige velvet and silver tissue
iris, small sized peoples of
pink cotton flannel are
unique trimmings.
Then there is delicate air Of dis
tinction in the new gold en-
broidered wells. The mesh is dark
brown or black, hexagon or filet.
For the children
More Partisan art is expended on
Cbildren's Millinery. A small close
bbJllik lldI vi DVlBC q VOOA -
trimmed with Scotch plaid ribbon.
A soft taupe satin with red polka
dots on the crown is trimmed with
bias fold of red velvet
Little novelty aprons are great
favorite with 'les petites enfantes,"
one of red toiie de Jouy trimmed
with bias fold of blue linen and
an application Of colored linen has
adesign Of dolls heads at the front.
Leather work
is a1tistically treated.
Boudoir mules of gray kid are
painted with a dainty rose bud
design. A case for playing cards
is pointed with a conventionalized
design. A cigarette case with
Egyptian figure in the middle is
effective when carried with frock
Of the same color as the case.
The sun., 1919-09-07
4 polo cloth coat
for q qUOnaan

a swagger sports model
with ra G a II sleeves,
mannish straps on the
cuffs, and large patch
pockets. In the fash
ionable camel's hair
tone or in other shades
of brown.
The sun., 1919-09-07
A tricotine trock
for a miss

shows that the longest
way round a skirt is
the shortest way to chic,
for it places a stand-out
pocket at one side, and
then sews rows of braid
diagonally across the
skirt and pocket. The
braid is repeated on the
sleeve and sash. The
tiny dickie is of leather
colored duvetyn.
NAlGy8 Third Floor.
The sun., 1919-09-07
Il smart Satit
tOr q lCOnldn

The convertible collar
is a practical feature for
it may be worn with
e quail becomingness,
high or low. The mar
row belt crosses over
and buttons at the
sides. The bottom of
the coat is trimmed
with tucks and rows of
buttons.
The sun., 1919-09-07
A s,lit for a mass

is made of the fashion
able silvertone an d
makes a double appeal
to favor, for it has the
straight, slim front that
is so popular, and the
bloused back that rivals
it in popularity. Tucks
and button trimming
smartly used complete
it.
MDevS Third Floor.
The sun., 1919-09-07

In plain and figured effects, pat
terms are suitable for halls,
stairs and rooms. Velvet, Will
ton velvet and Wilton carpets.
$3.50 to $4.24 per yard.
MSeyS Fourth Floor. Front.
The sun., 1919-09-07
New Innings
BROCADED SATIN

BROCADED SATIN
with satin face and cotton
back. Excellent designs in a
variety of effective two tone
combinations. Blue and
gold, orange and green,
Copenhagen and gray,
wistaria and green, Jasper
gray, Copenhagen blue
and rose, cerise and Copen-
hagen, silver and green
and plain white. SO inches
in width. Special at $1.89
a yard.
FANCY PRINTED
SATEEN
"a durable lining for coats
and capes. Printed effects
on grounds of pearl, taupe,
tan, brown and black. &c
inches wide. Special at
SAC a yard.
NesyS Dept. Second Floor.
The sun., 1919-09-07
Special saleOf
black dress
silks, $l.98 yd.

Silks of good weight and
quality at reductions from
regular prices. Satin Ouch
esse, Peau de Cygne and
Taffetas-35 and So inches
wide.
Mssys Second Floor. sSth st.
The sun., 1919-09-07

These are not the only garments we have
at S69.75-they are merely representative
of satisfying collection.
The sun., 1919-09-07
This store
will be closed
Wednesday

To give our co-workers an
opportunity, to join in the
city's welcome to General
Pershing and to see the
parade of the Fighting
First Division,
The sun., 1919-09-07
A SitUertOne suit
for q aU0mdR

Made of excellent quail
ity silvertone with a
graceful long collar to
accentuate slimness of
line. The narrow belt
laces under two pleats
in the back. The double
row of stitching on both
sides of the front leaves
openings for pockets.
The sun., 1919-09-07
4 iooSe-back coat
for a aComdn

has a deep cape collar
that may be buttoned
up close around the
throat. The back flares
smartly and the front
is belted. In silvertone
the wanted colorings.
The sun., 1919-09-07
Tricolette and satin
make a frock for a miss


Note the deft draping
of the skirt, the blouse
of unusual cut with
its gilet of tricolette en-
broidered with simple
: flower forms. The color
S C h e m e is lovely
mauve satin, beige trio
olette, green and purple
and blue flowers.
The sun., 1919-09-07
4 far trimmed coat for a poman

has generous collar and deep cuffs of Hudson Seal
dyed muskrat) 1t is made of velour-a simple,
well cut model that will be becoming to most
women. Moeva-rhld Floor
The sun., 1919-09-07
CHE
GbatSWortb

MADE with a simplicity
A'A that is grace itself,
these Sheffield reproductions
have met public favor. In
making them all extra heavy
quality of silver plate on
copper has been used, which
results in a rich, highly pol
ished surface. Though the
appearance rivals solid sill
verware-the cost is much
less.
The sun., 1919-09-07
Hats off
FLAGS flying for
General Pershing

The welcome home with
flying colors shows that
spirits are as bright as the
colors.
The sun., 1919-09-07
Under
nuslins

nnuslins
Dainty and essentially femi-
nine-these undertnuslins
demand attention. No ward
robe is complete without an
abundant supply. Here is a
variety of desirable styles,
we'll made and very attract
lively priced.
NIGHTGoWNS
Of white nainsook, embroid-
cry trimmed, also a tailored
model trimmed with feather
stitching, 94c
White nainsook gowns
trimmed with lace or en-
broidery, some tailored pink
batiste models are hand en-
broidered, $1.39
Niphtpowns of white Main
sock in embroidery or lace
trimmed styles; also models
in pink batiste, $1.79
Gowns of finer material in
white nainsook and flesh
batiste, lace and tailored
models, as illustrated, SITS
High and V neck gowns of
light and medium weight
cambria trimmed with tucks
and neat embroidery around
the neck and sleeves,
$1.39, $1.79, $2.79
Envelope chemises
Lace and embroid cry
trimmed, 94c
Many styles with lace and
embroidery trimming.
With machine embroidery,
$1.39
Corset covers
With Val. lace edges, some
with embroidery medallions
and lace insertions, sc
Nainsook corset covers trim
med with imported embroid-
cries and Val. lace. 94c
Finer qualities of covers in a
variety of dainty designs,
$1.39, $1.79, SPA to 1919
Boomers
Of flesh batiste in a tailored
model, SAC
Flesh color sateen, cotton
crepe and flesh batiste
boomers in several styles,
94c
|. Finer qualities of sateen,
flesh batiste and dotted silk
MULE boomers for $1.79
MNgyS Floor. Rear.
The sun., 1919-09-07
Wool Wilton rugs
Administer rugs

Both scanned and seamless AK
minister Rugs mean splendid
service. They are designed in
Chinese and Persian effects.
In combinations of blue, rose,
tan, brown, green, ecru and
grey.
The sun., 1919-09-07

Store hour. to $3.50 Store open Saturdays all day
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19
HOW This
NERVOUS WOMAN
GOT WELL
Told by Herself, Her Sim
cerity Should Con-
vince Others.

Christopher, lll,-"For four years !
suffered from irregularities. weakness,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19
PREMIER GEORGE
BACK IN LONDON

LONDON, Sept l9--Premier
Lloyd George on his return TO Lon
don from Paris. is reported forth.
with to have plunged into problems
Of re,renchment The premier pre-
sided today at council OF all the
available ministers to discuss the sit
uation and afterwards received re-
ports from the heads of all the spend
ing departments.
The financial difficulties and the
consequent disturbance to commerce
and trade arising front the con
tnued depreciation Of European cur
rency. is beginning 10 cause alarm in
all the European capitals, the news
papers OF which are discussing the
urgency for some system OF CO.
operation among the allies aiming
at the Nabliring Of exchange.