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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

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great corEupo" in ths Sa ar r
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
Horoscope


Tho stars incline but do not com.
pol
Jupiter and Mercury rule strongly
for evil this day. according to astrol-
ogy. Mars IA in bencfic aspect early
In the morning
Military men are today subject 10
good influences making for rewards
and honors hut there VIII he many
personal fcuds. II tho stars arc road
Alright owing to ambition
The summer quarter win he n time
Of prosperity. II is prognosticatcd. for
the ingrcss takes place In the twelfth
hour with Jupiter just above the
ascendant
While the stars forcshadow con
stantlv improving conditions in the
business and commercial world there
is a aign read as giving warning OF
nNity In morals
Warning is given that thorc may
be a slight depreciation - certain Sc
curities owing to the fear produced
hy subtle propaganda and foolish
gossip.
Persons whose birthdate II * may
have an unfortunate ycnr financially
They should guard against sIander
and he careful Of papers and writing.
Children born on this day may be
self -willed and inclined 10 sccpticism.
These subjects of Taurus We often
stubborn and difficult TO manage, but
they are likely to be bright and
gifted
copyright. 1919, hy the Mcclure
Newspaper syndicate
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
RHEUMATISM
SUFFERERS
w.
TRY PRESCRIPTION C-2223-'
IT HAS HELPED MANY
Costs Only a Trifle to Get
Rid Of Uric Acid, Bone
Pains, Swollen Joints.
Grand!

Any or our readers who slfr
from bone pains. swollen muscles or
Joints. backachcs, pains an over mo
body so you can hardly wax d'zA.
ness, lumbagu, or any Other form OF
rheumatism. no matter how deep
seated should ask any ot our N'We
prescription druggists Tor Iresc'G,
ton C-2223. It would cos, so'd
deal 10 consult a specialist nHi you
can get his Prescription '.-.-'
slight cost Take daily doses t@ .N
dicated on prescription pasted on 'Hs
bottle. II has helped hundred 81
cases. especially tho olt ,Ahb'h
kind one OF our doWu'0Nn 'rAs.
gists tells us that this prr'n' uN'n
keeps down and oNpoIs ur'" f'u
from the blood. at the sam" mo
purifying and enrichinF IN" blood So
that pure rich blood Is sen, .'.'
TO the Joints and skin surface $50
terrible aches and pains, q"
muscles, aching back and every .t'."
or rheumatism can hc "hsIN
trolled at home by foIlownS 'Ns
simple directions that 60 win '"'
famous Prescription C-2223
. NOTICE.
IL your own druggist can't "H7p,
you please send his name To '-.--'
Laboratories. Memphis. Tenn N1L
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
Daily Food

let not your heart bo troubled y. be
lisve In God, believe alAo in M. John
liil.
g.
Jesus hear our humble prayer
Tender Shepherd Of thy sheep
Let thv mercy and Thy care
All our souls In safety Keep
The Lord " hosts IL vith Us. the God OF
Jseob IL our refuge. rss td!li
There is talk OF old line jefferson
democrats holding a meeting some
where for the purpose OF trying "A
figure out where they are at" A
small hall will be sufficient.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

One advantage Colonel House has
over the average man In public lite
thinks the Little Rock Gazette, is
that when he has an attack or
hoarsencss he .aasen't have to call 10.
specialist 10 determine whether II
IL the result OF cold or voice
strain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

Tho opponents OF tho state roads
proposition seem 10 believe that we
can build good highways without any
cost to tho taxpayers. That is what
our forefathcrs thought and you
who aro old enough to look back
ward few years know what Kind OF
roads they built
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
OK ahoma Outbur,tj


The public did not know rcaI.y
hon. much I, ,,,,,.d .,,.o, ,.,
rae uhill q s'rlNe thrcw me iro"'NH
Postmaster CrutrhfIcld gays he
a, ne old stand even ira rival post.
..-,, -.
o''''' ~ ''"' ''' WI wv NV ~ '''''
one could pick M an Easter hat
most any corner Saturday II he war
o,,i,. .c,t,o c,,r,b
'"''
n
In order 10 show those who are
inclined TO oppose tho proposition
the comforts of good roads, MuHko-
NV"
II ia understood that I'd Hood Will
rot hesitate TO accept place ON
tho road com mission provided the
governor offers II to him with proper
guarantees
II docs not make any difference
10 Cam Russell II the other two
members Of the corporation commis-
SION do resign lie feels amply able
10 perform the duties the govern
.mcnt has loft the com mission 10 per
form
-
.,I.N- -, a.. n.,,d ,.or,,,
~ Hp'eN"nt y. ~, W., 20. ,,,,,, y,
N",yn u'H ~ "ns' |,u g"""s .",a 49,,
,,l ~, i" 'a', ~" % ''"' p' H"I w. b,s
r''" ,'' l''", ".,n '' WV
h''N I" w
Easter morn daWncd Just Ike an
Easter morn should ana n any one
did not feel the spirit Of new NE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

To make the sight guage ot a
stationary engine readable from a
distance German inventor has
equipped guage With an arrow, the
point Of which follows tho rise and
fall OF water in the glass tube.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

OF course not having seen any ~
the literature OF the commercial
club. or read any OF the prospec fuses
Of the real estate agents, We cannot
at this time determine just what
Induced the peace board to select
Geneva as The seat for, the league OF
nations
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma Wash,
April 20 Brig Gen Richard \.
WlNtchford. seventh ranking wiEs-
dicr in the United states regular
army and at present commander OF
the Panama canal zone has been as
signed az commanding general or
Camp Lewis. according TO war de-
partmcrt orders received today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

''II'Ih Ii'-' VINO "'I' Nhi t'NHIul ~ iNlHk 'H''
from lt But / fully understood and expected that
when tucr" was mo longer danger when IN" fear
had been forgotten. attack would b" made upon mo
aud a- matter ~ ft't after a year had elapsed
the attack wlH begun md ho. continued at intervals
ever rIu,c. my ordinary issaliint being some poll.
uctau of rather cheap type.
n I were on a SAL boat should not ordinarily
mcddlc with amy uf the gear but n u sudden tqudl
struDk us, ana The main sheet damned, 50 that the
hpnt threatened to CapHlzc. would unhcsitatingly
cut the main shHcr. even though we're that
the owner no matter how grateful to me At the
moment for having saved hH NE would few
week, later when he had forgotten his danger and
ha fear decide to sus me tor the value Of that cut
rope. But would fccl hearty contempt for the
owner who 80 acted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

TOIAI ntlendance ..|...--- b wv
This Is the largest attendance ever
recorded in the sunday schools oi
Tulsa There are few small schools
not reported Al school are asked'to
call 4. Ernsbergcr and get your
school on tho list
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

wind shields havo been inyented
that can he mounted on tao back Of
the front seat OF an auiom ohilo to
prevent she drafts caused BY the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21
TULSA SUNDAY SCHOOLS
SET ATTENDANCE RECORD

Attendance Of the Tulsa sunday
schools for Easter SUNDAY, April 20.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

one could pick up an Easter hat
without any identlf,calion marks on
most any corner Saturday II ne war
only active enough.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

Easter morn dawned just llE" an
Easter morn should. ana n any one
did not feel the spirit Of new M"
Coursing through their veins u was
because they are too grouchy 20 ap-
ptcciatc the beauties OF this old
world anyway.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

IN speaking NJ the wind storm
which blew all day, tho young man
on Norlh Main says saturday was no
time for u man with a bon ON his
neck To be down town.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

In order TO show those who are
inclined TO oppose tho proposition
the comforts of good roads MuHko-
geo ~ preparing to rcsuttacc her
down town streets,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-21

Postmaster Crutchficld Gays he
proposes 10 maintain popular prices
~ the old stand even II a rival post
office Is started on the north side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-09
PLANS FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH ON GEORGIA AVE.
Rev. J. o. Atkinson VIII Tell OF
New Building Tomorrow at
eO1 Allison Street.

Plans for the erection of the First
Christian Church. at Georgia avenue
and Buchanan street. are being ar
ranged. Rev. DR.. J. o. Atkinson. Sec
rotary Of home missions Of the south
srn Christian convention Of the Chris
tian Church, is to address q meeting
Of members Of the Christian denomi-
nation tomeProw afternoon at !. 4
e'cieciE-, ct. SOL Allison street on tbs
subject.F
Meetings have been held at the ALI
son street address by the congfega-
tion for the past four weeks. oMeefs
have been elected AZ follows: L. II.
Tow nesend president; Irving ",
LaWreacs, r. Lee Knapp and Mrs.
Bessie 8. Cheathan1. trustees; Miss
virginia Lawrence, president = OF
IChrfstian Endeay0r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-09
SCIENCE

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
THE oHgegHEs q saanEs seuESEm1.
First Church
Columbia Road and Euclid q.
Second Church
NE. Masonic Temple. sth and r Sta Nh
Third Church
Masonic Temple. 18th St. and N. Z. Ays. NV.
Fourth Church
The Arcade. 1lth and PARK Reed.
SUBJECT,
Spirit"
SERVICES:
Sunday. II An. and q Pm.
The Second and Fourth churches will held
No Sunday evening services during August.
SUNDAY SCHOOL-ll AN.
wEDN aSp Az EVENING MEETINGS
READING RO0As:
COLORADO BLDG. llth snS G sts.-
a asSrs Z e 1885, s. . IVES, 10 to 'nd sua
lsos ADAMS MILL ROAD N.W-
Hours. 10 to fexcept Wed. eye., sua.
days sgd holidsysI.
14S EAST CAPITOL STREET..
Hours. II to tszcspt SUNDAYS ssd ssa.
idays).
THE ARCADE, lzth saa Park rssA
(second Floefl-
10 to and to Q (except Wesfpesday
evening. Sundays and holidays).
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D. c. EPWOR1H LEAGUE
CONTROL BOARD MEETS
Twenty-Three Chapters Are Repre-
scented by ia Delegates at
August Session.

The August meeting OF the board Of
control OF the Washington district
Epworth League was held Wednesday
hight at Metropolitan Church. There
were 1l4 delegates, representing
twenty three chapters, in attendance.
The meeting opened with several Sc
lsctions. by Miss Geneva Wallaee.
pianist, and j. B. Wrightsman, violin-
ist Miss Edith Nash led the devo-
stional services. Reports were given
by district officers showing increased
activities in the chapters.
Mrs. Charles K. Hoover was elected
JRaior League superintendent Tor
Washington district. 1t was an
nsunced that North Capitol Chapter,
led by Frank Davis. will conduct an
open. air .evangelistic meeting THIS
eyeaing ut AZ street and Peunsyl.
.vaaia avenue, under the auspices OF
the Gospel Mission.
Following the business session Miss
Mildred Lowden entertained with q
novel athletic contest.
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CAMP MEETING IN WOODS
ON BLADENSBuRG ROAD
Rev. z. II. Sanders, District Elder.
In Charge, Assisted BY Other
* IS. Clergymen. =

: An y old-fashfoned Free Methodist
camp meeting is in progress In the
weeds N ISIS Biadensburg road, OPP
Iostts Mount oIivet cemetery. Rev.
E. N. Sanders, district elder of New
York and Philadelphia, is in charge
Of the meetings.
Rev. Mr. Sanders Is being assisted
by clergy1nen from various parts of
the United States. There are seventy
one tents Of worshipers, representing
churches in Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Maryland, Virginia and the District.
The meetings will be continuous
each day from am. until 10 pm. un-
til Sunday. August II. Rev. n. 2. Al
baueh Is In charge Of the singing.
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lETREAT TO BE CONDUCTED.
70 Take Place at Georgetown Uni
n. verify Aupust 1918.

7a The ffth annual retreat for catho-
lilo iaymen will open at Georgetown
uniyersityg Friday. August Is. at
pm, and" continue until Monday,
August IS, At 8 am. The accommo-
tfafions IT the college are limited, 30
that II will be necessary to apply at
once Tor reservation to the secre-
tary OF the local League for Retreats,
yoseph D. Sullivan. Southern build
: The retreat will be conducted by
dor. and the grounds Of the univer-
sity. It's chapel and well equipped
bulldfngA are ideal for the purpose
stThes fetreat is simply short time
spent In consideration Of the great
balSiness Of life, doing for ones soul
what every common sense man does
for his body. his home and h5s bust
ne1k % q
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CARDINAL GIBBONS EXPECTED
: x-ysSst" = --
WIN Preside at Laying Of Corner
- Stone of italian Church.

Cardinal Gibbons IL to preside at
the corner stone laying of the new
Italian Church Of the Holy Rosary,
Sd and F streets. Sunday. September z.
Various Catholic Organizations have
also arranged to participate in the
exercises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-09

Burmese women have absolute per-
sonal freedom, which Is not the case
in other Asiatic countries, and they
have sole control of their property.
BY law, religion and custom they are
in all respects equal to their hus-
bands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-09

During August and September will take children from the
alleys cutters ride day in the
try We need funds keep this splendid work going conn
TALLY.
ST will take children and provide
S. will take truck load of delighted kiddes
81 will provide milk for baby for week
81 will shelter motherless child for week.
Who will help this good work? Address Gospel Mission, ia
216 John Marshall Place H. KLINE Supt Phone Main 1891
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-09

Vermont Avenue S e. 50. ss G9s y 3,
Rey. EARLE WILRLHF, Ii. D.. Faster.
Bible school, 10 an: morning worship, IL,
with sermon BY the pastor. Evening service.
8. the pastor will speak. G. e. service, Z.
Mdweek service, Thursday, pm.
Il St. Christian "a Oh AMP II
PRESTON A. CAVE. Pastor.
Bible school, 10 an.
Chureh service, II s.n. and Pm.
Yeu will Be stranger here only once,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-09
CHRISTIAA.
= C<~..% CHRISTIAE CHURCH;
- StSe&t 6ll b Street Nefthwest.

freechisE. ii:1e IN. asd esq Pm.
Prayer meettng, WedRfsdsy, pm.
CHRIgTfAN CHBROH ORGANIZING.
Meeting at SOL Anfson. Sunday, Aug. 10, At 4
for the purpose Of srsapisinG Hhat wiz Ike.
~ be known as the FIRST christian Church
Of W9shfngton, D. g.
This movement has the full Endorsement
Of DR.. J. F. Burnett Of Dayton. Ohio, presi.
dent Of the American Christien Convention;
sions, Elon College, n. g., and Elr. o. s.
ton, Ohio.
ter member. -
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Emmanuel Baptist Church.
1sth street ,pa Columbia Rad,

18th Street :sa Geluneis Resa,
ran sA11oxALs i ssf e MEMORIAL.
Rev. Cove Griffith Johnson, DID,, Pastor.
Public worship At II am. and 8 PM. with
sermons BY Rev. Edward Babcock, d. D..
Bible school, $50 am. 7. p. 8. G. E.,
6:45 pm. Prayer meeting, Thursday, 8 pm.
CORDIAL WELCOME TO you.
Temple Baptist 10Th and \ '''. nv.
REV. ]. J.sMUIR, Pastor.
Preaching at II an. and 8 pm, By Rev.
II. L LENNON Subjects, .sThe Loneliness
$50 am. Christian Endeavor. z pm. A
eordtal Welcome to an the services.
Fifth Baptist Church ~ e; a ~.
S:ses r. a. Ford. snPt.-Prsshi 81
stfuetios.s f:4S p.r.. sshsu ths Rspussis
Live3 Ever seat fire.. Everybody reicoips,
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL tw.,,.,.

Was<o., M z s.d AND A STREETS
waugh WI e. NORTHEAST.
Rev. HOWARD r. DOWNS. Pastor.
.e3Q a.m.-Sp9day school. Organized classes.
Hoo a.m.-Br3ef address By the pastor and
Sacrament Of the Lofd's Supper.
ZOO p.m.-'THE KING FOR THE TINES"
Service on church lava. You are cor
daily Invited.
The pastor will be home during the month
and is ready 70 respond to any calls for
aseaed Rastosal service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-09
METHODIST EPISCOPAL fcslereA,.

Israel c. NJ e. s =. s.1 H.s sTs; s;w.
a.m.-eoMMUNF0N. Pastors subject,
''FJRES OF FAITH" Greatest
story Of human hearts.
sp.n.S"cREATI0N"
The Greatest Moving Picture Drama in the
World.
EACH SUNDAY NIGHT FROM AUG. 10
TO SEPT. Z.
Program:
tfs.oE eRiEATioN 70 THE RAINBOW"
"FSoI NOAH TO SAUL"
"FR0N BAvID TO CHRIST"
"aow 3Esstts LIVED AND DIED."
Fart Sept. 2.
"TRoN PESTEcosT TO PARADISE"
f sssf VI au + HILL off ss,ssss
Admission Free. Silver O1ering.
FOR ALL PEOPLE
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FOUNDRY CHURCH


FOUNDRY CHURCH
SIXTEENTH ST. NEAR NV.
Rev. Herbert r. Randolph, D. D., Minister.
OPEN ALL SUMMER. SEATS FREE.
Temorrev's services conducted by
Rev. George H. Buckley, ID. D., Of PhiladelDhia.
H:oo a.n,-.THE ,CHRIsTIAH's POSSES
1880 p.m.-"ENTHRoNING CHRIST"
$3.50 a.m.-Graded Sunday school. Classes
charge Of Rev. ". c. HosTnsn. recently Z.
N. c. A. secretary With the a. 3. r.
you WILL FIND wELGeAR HERE.
Hanline .sfH9Dlsdda FgRlSSSSeFA
T. s:ss . e. ef esss:a RD y p a.s
i Barssesars, u b:n:,, subject, "6ppettapity e
aeu esa y s.as
Social hour, Q pm. Public cordially inyftsl.
TIE EARI0nAL MEfhDDI1E CMOk IA."
Metropolitan Mean, M, =.
H: ~ p s:s:s.A sssss Is b. s. III
REV. D. e. RARicK, D. D.,
81. Portland, ore.
s s5opss s ssssss e "a s ass:,s.
aiass.: s.aas sasf !: ;''s' s.a a'' l. {
strangers weleene. Near ii dovntevn hotels.
Dumbaston Avenae Ma, ~. .,
WALTER @. MCNEIL. Minister
II a.n.-sermon by Rev. Page Milburn, D. D.
sp.m.-service il charge 81 Young Ledies'
..... .. .s:ss.s T. 's.,. -. :. ae'''''
sess.. .ses1 = zese. g ~ :. = = !.
Degsi as M nS ass : Nossa..:..
s .i',.s!, sss::..;
IS s ssms:; s s,:: z.i H.
s',. -, :. =
Trinity Methodist Episcopal.
penn. ave. and FIN At. .e.
..,o J. PsELrs HAN. HAND. Pastor.
HOO an, and TAG P:r..Pse'ehias y TIE
s.:=z 1s. s.,;.s: = :s;E :s;;:;
1--WE HAvsS iash ana a1efaea ~.
REV. b. 9. FRANCE. D. D., minister.
,s:$sp.-S9gTnaaSxx, ~ seh %n ;nppnrss ~ Gal.
500 Dn.-s e sl;i 4 Hs.ss:.
TI,.cs,
+ &nrnJn Road I'VE. - :. ~, Assss.'
K.7. .. 6: MsLEAs: 3: b. f.'sor:
ESQ s.m.1s9sdssy 1e ssn1Sa.. aunt
Hoo ..n.1Res. Beet Plctek.
ps - IT,: TEsFa And Ka4ass7
PFe9ktdMe sssssti Nesthee.t.
su. A.Fs ssSes,. 3 30 no " Minister
s''is!ss .s''a'D' - -. sa'.'s :. -.
Eyening EotsniR; Pr I. uniGn seFs'ee ~ tas
BrooalsSa RsPast SsgESsa;
Wesley Chapel M, +. Cht1rch
WIN. A. HAssERTE, n. b, Pssser.
sG .nMs9 4.Ss 'eso9!; Glasses asst ssr ~
II "a. Ia. :, INV. ,our > uaw..n..
D. D., Superintendent Of Wsshisgton Sistriet.
NO EVENING SERVICE hURIN6 AUGUST.
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P. GuStaVuS Rodgers

The stirring colored
lecturer, will speak at
the Big Gospel Tent,
Sherman Avenue and
Irving Street,
Sunday Night,
August 10. 8 PM.
Subject:
1.-THE Seal of God"
MonAay-AuSsse n
"Tke Pale Horse"
(Dastrated.)
Death in the Pot"
Wednesday
True Conversion"
Thurstay.-
(Which Day II the
Sabbath"
Friday
"The Mark of the Beast"
Old-time Preaching. =
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CLOVIS G. CHAPPELL, Pastor

Sunday School, $50 W. Milan. superintendent.
League 2 Thomas A. leader
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West Washington Baptist

II an. and p.R., preaching BY the Rev,
p. Rowland Wagner.
9.45 a.m.-Sunday school. Z, By. p. q.
1000 a,m.-Men's Bible class.
There il q welcome for ysu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-09

sPEGAI-Friday evening August u.s. at O'Clock SENATOR
church THE LEAGUE public
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-13
Brina Gifts to France.

|, A delegation from .Abyssinia bearing
fich gifts Of ivory and silks for the
announced purpose Of congratulating
France on her recent victory; appeared
1T the peace conference in Paris. sThis
is In strict accordance with the ancient
oriental procedure: The real purpose
Of AEvisit Is not disclosed until prelim-
inary. ceremonies are concluded. These
native MISUNDERSTANDING descent from
Solomon and the queen of Sheba-
wished. to be in on the carving up OF
the world, for they have interests
which are vital to them although little
known toathe rest Of the world. Seat
ed in that, natural bastion Of Africa,
the Abyssinians have lived in greater
orAess Aseeuritysfo for ruSknown centuries.
They are not negroes;Sbut mixture
Of aHamitic and Semitic races, with q
culture OF their: own and processing the
Christian religion being a branch OF
the Coptc church Of Egypt. Until re-
Gently they have been -unnholesteda save
by native tribes
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-13
0vERBL0 LOUISE HERE TO STAY
Fashion Forecasts Show the Garment
u 70 BE One Of the Popular NJ
> ~ ". Fall Adjuncts. @2,@f-@a -%.}

Y One type of garment that It seems
perfectly safe. to advise the average
woman to purchase now with the com
Portable assurance that it may be worn
when fall comes around is the long
or over:the-skirt blouse. These blouses
unfortunately arerather expensive just
now, and Mrs. Average Woman will
hesitate a little, before purchasing Q
garment about which there has been SO
much discussion and which has 50 long
struggled for general recognition, Il,
Blouse makers have announced that
they have confidence in the continued
vogue Of this type of, blouse, now that
American women have finally agreed
to give 1t real tryout, and because Of
this confidence they are bringing out,
or planning, to, bring, out, in the fall all
lines, long. .blouses that will be sold al
reasonable figures. :,;ssia 81 .ssffs 9a4
al Therefore the woman who does moi
care to wait until fall for her over-the'
skirt blouse may watch for special and
bargain sales and lay in as many as
she likes without fear that the fall will
find the garment laid on the shelf by
Dame Fashion. This inclination OF
blousemakers to stabilize what has uI
TO- the present season been a decided
novelty seems to- indicate clearly that
> the, long blouse has arrived and that II
= 10 here to stay.7ehDo9fsEt = =, IL