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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-05

The negro farmers around Fort
Valley are arranging for a cured
meat show to be held March Is. Pig
Club Downing will he there and every
man CT public interest will make an
effort to stir greater enthusiasm
among the negro farmers for mea
producing The colored farmers OF
Crisp ought to be given all opportun
ity to hold such a show somewhere
right soon What they are already do
ing might surprise some of the large
meat producers.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-05
COLD WAVE SCHEDULED FOR
ENTIRE SOUTHEAST TO-DAY

Washington, Feb 28.-A cold
wave will be felt tomorrow in Ten
nessee and the East Gulf states and
tomorrow night in the Middle Allan
tic states, the Carolinas and Georgia
the weather bureau announced to-
night. Heavy frost is probable Sun
day morning in northern and central
Florida.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-05

More dipping watts have blown up
in Lowndes county. There have been
quite number of Bolsheviki engaged
in the destruction Of dipping watts in
south Georgia for some two or three
years past. These users of dynamite
will get hooked" some of these days
and then it will be the day and the
opportunity of another crowd,
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-05

News reports say that the Flint
River has flooded the Dixie Highway
between Albany and Camilla, all
along the line so that the road itself
looks much like the river. We want
to be sure that this is the Dixie
not the National. Up Atlanta way this
news item will he changed so as to
involve the National before it is over
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-05

One thing that cannot be done: No
automobile can negotiate railroad
crossing at the same time train is
making it. The attempt sometimes
causes deepest trouble and disaster
tragedy and sorrow Automobile driv.
ers ought to remember that there is
no hope of escape in front of a fast
moving train
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-05

In the house of representatives all
sides vote resolution thanking
Speaking Champ Clark for his i'm
partial conduct of the business of the
session just closing. He babe his col
leagues good-by, assuring them that
no other two sessions had passed so
much important business.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-05
OFFICIAL ORGAN CRISP COUNTY

At the last term Of court here
negro got away on a plea involving
the unwritten law A jury of very
good citizens gave him his release.
Mayor Land of the local bar made his
defense at the trial.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-05
Storm warnings are displayed on
the Atlantic coast from Delaware
breakwater to Eastport
FARM LOANS

We are prepared to negotiate loans
on desirable Cordele City property,
both resident and business houses.
Our rates are reasonable. We are
headquarters for Farm Loans.
DORRIS & BROWN
cordele, Georgia.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-05
Member, Of Associated Press.

The Associated Press Is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication
Of all news dispatches credited to 1t
or not otherwise credited in this pa
per and also the local news published
herein.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-05

Communications on all topics pub
lished when not too long and accompa-
MED by full names and address. Not
responsible for views Of contributors.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-17

Brown fox Sets now s49.75. $3.50, $40
and Sis.
Taupe fox Sets now s5e.75, 500, SIS,
Ss5, sos and s135
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-17

BLACK dyed fox Sets now S32.25, $49.5O.
SOS and $3.50.
Rcd fox sets now S3975, S51, $40 and
1aupc wolf Set, now S74.50.
S97 SO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-17
Very Fine Dress and Storm Overcoats
for Large Boys, March Out at $3.50

Some sold for halt as plusl l sEa5u
Double breasted models belt ha,k.
lined F,1clv tailarri ~cr,..e4h'c
$3.50 Tor bows OvercoatS Isl 'an
hNckcrS lrtvth p model I. ages ta
$3.50 for hovs Norfolk Suits NJ
Rockers Trcroh model Iaf s4eS K
G,rhc', Thlalc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-17
Mems Hats Specials

Iaruary speedy cleanup
Mems al
n at S1--haf and less
Mems boys' Caps, 81 $50.
-t5inabeIs. Philadelphia. First floor, Ninth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-17
200 Turkish ToLUels at
f2l2c TO soc each

First quality philadelphla
made Towels: white and fancy
borders; all hemmed AZ ends.
Priced various!y according 70
style, size and qua'ity Savings
arc large being based on 30
days cotton market. Specially
priced az 12Lc TO soc each.
Ciimbels. Philadelphia.
subway Store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-17

rlack-dycd lynx Sets now s55 and
s87 SO
Brown wolf Sets now s745o
-Gimbcls. Philadelphia.
Fur Salons. Third floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-17

Practical Coats for girls Of to ID 1hoce OF
fancy mixtures The picture shows Of the attract
largely
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

cape from prison In May last. lie
had been confined In the prison wAfh
at Bellevue hospital. certified by ths
phyzIri,nB 10 bo II helpless paraiyNc,
wen he made sudden and Henha-
,iOnal flight
Snorily after disappearing. win
charac cterttic nudhclty he sent
letter to the police informing thsm
that he had been carried by mo-
tor car TO u waiting ai'plans. IN
which he at once flew 10 Mexico.
The American detectives working
on tho case thought thia letter was
pure biuft, and spent most OF their
time hunting TOT the fugitive In Ne"
York
They have since admitted, how
over. that they were "i0uble crossed
Ay Duquesne, who they now consider
must have told the truth In his re-
mRrkhblr letter.
The American authorities are de-
iermined 10 effect his capture, and u
~ believed that secret service ot'-
Gers have tracked him to remote
part of Mexico, and entertain hops
mat they VIII shortly bring him to
took
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
WOMAN'S FAITH
HELPS HUSBAND

IL owe my good health 10 my wife
who had faith In newspaper hd
she saw OF Mnyr's Wonderful
Remedy. was down 80 badly with
stomach and liver trouble after is
years OF suffering and trying every
known remedy that had no faith
In anything. This medicine has Ger
tainly been IA 'Godsend' 10 me- II
h simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the Intestinal tract and allays
the inflammation which causes prac-
,ically all stomach. liver and in,esti-
nal ailments, including appendicitis
one dose win convince or money re-
funded At AL druggists. --Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Captain Dpqucsne Escapes
from Custody and Flees
by Plane to Mexico.
HE DESTROYED MANY SHIPS
Long List of Crimes Charged
Against Hun Agent Dur
ing the Late War.

LONDON, Hpv British ana
hot on The trail Of capt. Fritz J Du-
nncSnc, who is wnhtcd for murder
ana arson and j. suspccted Of IA Se-
fics Of cschpudcs almost too srnfa
tipual FOR belief
owing TO the veil of secrecy .
hind which the secret service worku
litlo iS known hy the BRUSH ana
American public ~ the remarkable
career Of mn international nd'en-
urcr and convicted swindlor
Thr authorities htN" y cd reason
80 believe that he IL ot- of the ~ st
daring and successful spies ever en-
played by Germany, ana lhat he was
responsible Tor some OF the m 81
dastardly outIAgce Of tho war
Duqucsna is wanted hy tho nri'ish
government en- n charge of murder.
aud arrangements have been made
whereby, should he he caught IN
America, where detectives are now
searching for him, he Will be extra
ditcd TO England
A mass OF Information haa been
objected hy the British secret nert-
Ice which leads them to believe that
buquesne operated during the war IN
head Of u desperate EarR OF German
agents In SOU America
Their principal eSplolta were con
tered around attempts to destroy al.
led shipping During the time they
were nt work the following oulrase'
occurred
Steamship Salvador destroyed by
fire.
Steamship Nauban barely escaped
complete destruction.
Coaling station at Bahia burned,
The brokeshire destroyed In
the Atlantic.
Boilers OF the rSner Liger burst.
through dynamite being mixed wi h
coal
Steamship Tennyson dynnmlted.
Illicit wirelos station ertc,ei
north Of Pernambuco
Four ships whicn left South Amer.
lean ports never heard OF again.
"Sink without u Trace
There In no doubt that many u
brave British seaman lost HIS life aS
q result OF tho underhand plots OF
this gang, which were invariab y
characterized by extreme yuthleis-
ness and total disregard OF the Gus
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
.BEGGARS NUMEROUS
IN BERLIN TODAY
Gambling Hard io Break Up; Unrest
In Germany Causes Much
Idlcne,~.

BERLIN. Nov. IA legged
man with the face OF criminal,
dirty 10 the last degree, with IA rough,
unkenpt beard. seems 10 have no
difficulty with the police. as he hob
blcs up and down Inter den Linden,
positively insulting pasrersby. cspe-
cinlly women. lie fastens on them,
often holds them by tho srms, and
demands, not bcgs, aims Countless
policemen pass up and down, but the
man IL always there,
Tn" police no sooner pu, down one
gambling club or street gambler
than the passion breaks out else
where Thus recently, In lieu OF
some cheap clubs. round table is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

widely used as a race'rack for six
Tiny automobiles.
No One Ilkcs Work Now.
The letter Of business man OF
Berlin telling ~ his experience when
trying 20 get some repairs made on
his house IL commented on here as
typicnl OF the spirit OF dislike OF work
that prevails IN Germany since the
revolution. lie writes
II Intended to have my house re
paired and therefore sought work 70
man who before tho war had done
little things for me. ! did not lind
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

him at his house, Only his 7-year-
old boy was there.
where IL your father " asked.
HE Is selling cigarettes on the
rotsdamer plaz. the youngster re-
piled.
And your mother"
She Is selling soap at the An
halter railroad station.
We'll. In no one else here?
'No-,my big brother has gone 10
collect he workles support for
father
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
q ~
&>fk

! saw table lamps that will har-
monize with the most exquisite sur
roundings and enhance the bea ~
OF any room at the s. J. McGee Co.
23 West Third
As usual. tho Longchamp fashion,
show sounded the fInai note In the
winters styles and nn Obscrvcr tells
us that the skirts were nine inches
from the ground and that the sleeves
vnricd from the very short 70 the
long tight fitted ones.
Maybe you know It already but I
Just want TO tell you. anyway, that
the fancy pastries, cakes and sweets
sou get from Mrs. Orr. sos south
Boulder, are absolutely distinctive
and are always made 10 the individ-
ual order.
"Duvci" h the name OF fascinat-
ing new tniHcur fabric combining
duvctyn and velvet.
They have such nice variety in
winter underwear for children OF all
ages at the Mary Jane Children's
Shop. is East Fifth,
Since the theft of rare Jewels has
become so frequent. many Amertcsn
soctcty women have put their real
jewels In safety deposit boHcv and
arc WEARING only scmi- precious
s'o'"~.
Some women are apt TO think they
can go through the winter season
without suit, but In this cllma' o
there are times and OCCASIONS when
the tailored suit seems Indispensable
and It Ia with pleasure I tell you
about the exquisite suits Of duvetyn.
llame cloth. tnseltone and the we'll
loved silvertone | saw at the Demo
rest Ladies' shop. South Main.
Among the almost infinite variety
ot coaH sre moss ior Nrcht' motor
1' si'or"oo"' evening ana uuhty
~enr'
We must have tho home cheerful
for winter and the first thinCs we
think OF are the draperies and cur
tains Even for the small home this
VA. Lr,w ,,., "a, ~" 49,, @ "a
/, /. smoh a hsIp n have IN. Home
nocora,,nu 20 81, sou,h uns,n,
make them for they have such
splendid variety or imported and DO
mestic materials to select from and
they are always glad TO give YOU the
benefit OF their artistic ideas and
expert Workmanship
A strnirht-Ijnc Afternoon dress
which I .aw In n lrcnI sht,p is OF
n"c rISfeUe win the coiorfui
'"'Ncy "hhmih3'
Don't forget tho smart blou,,.
nesls'es ana drop skirts Mrs, Nell
EWES MAKES NJ soI Ault build ng'
stage clothes ,r, .rt,,r~ n~-v
from the extremes and cSngrcrnuons
which were characteristic In the past
ana foli"wing In the regular practical
styles In vogue nj the moment
rb. sv.r,oppI,r r.s Cu, Inn 4,
,,ns, c.,,atrty ,ba re,a.yvo,,. FOR
TuIa, ,,5iss Tbay ,t,d &, charm
ingly hospitahle for luncheon. after
noon tea or for the dinner parry. In
other words, II Is an ideal piace TO
entertain.
Some Of the most beautiful buttons
are formed OF dciicntciy carved fruit
pits.
,. .,,,o ., - ,,,,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

LOUISVILLE. KY. Nov. i--Claim-
ing that numerous cigar makers
strikes throughout the country have
materially advanced the cost, local
tobacco dealers have again raised
the prices OF cigars one cent II Ia
said to be the seventh increase In
three years. or is cents now for a
cigar that sold three years ago for S
centA -lIA0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

| Nothing delights womans soul
more than having exquisite under
garments, and or course, 1t was a.
Miss Jacksons Exclusive shop In the
| Sinclair Building | found the mos
! unusual ones in large and desirable
variety OF materials. some were trim
med with the mOstr adorable real
lace with touch OF hand work
which keeps them In a class by them
selves.
We read from Helen Mack's re-
port of important style notes from
Paris that the skirts In both suits
and dresses continue to he short,
while the fuilnc~s seems to be C,n-
fined to the front and sides, leaving
= fiat back.
The instructive feminine sense for
beauty OF line, attractiveness OF color
com binations and exquisite taste OF
adornment just naturally draws
women to Miss Lehighs Smart Vogue
shop In the New Wright Build
ing.
The straight line continues tn be
featured and another note thnt
stands out In the richncss OF the fab
ricr usNd In The dev clopmcnt OF eve
'""
II has always been the privilege
OF Mrs. Coyle, who represents the
noted Van Dyke Furs, 80 serve very
distinguished clientele and her un-
uann ,ar ahI,,,v ~ Sec ana under.
stand iniividunlities and she Jus,
seems to know the klnd or fhr ana
lines suited TO each personally
which liz the secret OF ones turs ne
ing charmingly becoming MRS.
Coyle's exhibit II al Miss Jhcks,h
Exclusive shop IN the olhcla"
Building.
p.r,s ,.n,r thar Pan,
.,a 80, ~ Ea.h,on
DANCES which arc n,,.etinx with great
,nrv~n A recent one showed the
enr,,cu filled with shepherds and
.hc,,hc,dc,.s,- I'm n,rturc hats and
,r,SLs tossing bundle. OF real hay
ana huri,ns ward. of colorcd tivSue
pnpcr making u most striking and
wonderful picture.
,.,,,it,u Ala.
Az 'ne ".''u ~, a., ,o,, cnn
non"' nu. 'am 49, tn,k.rat
go ho,d NV breath AMI asked
IN. nr,,s 10, We have one in Tulssl
,rd I, ,a. nnly IS 600 Where Is ~
why at Heilhrons Jswelry store,
South Main, OF course.
Inc o"k Sc w , u % % .
hc'u w mhhs .nIrI"a"7 VI
ch"nuiS from h"r"""'
Dropped into Miss Herolds lovely
Millinery shop, 2l West Third, me
other day and found Miss NalloS
back from her eastern trip She
brought with her the very 'aS' Wur'
In charming creations Tor 'hc WIN
ter season. Especially attrnctNe ave
the transparent brims ana the or,
theft ~ models which farr ana
New York are WILD ahout tlsht now
IL IL true that winter IL ALMOST
upon N, and Il stilI rcmains To he
gwen AZ the American women, like
their parts sisters. CONSIDER style first
Of all. for we know short sleeves ARE
really not comfortable In cold ell
mate.
A splendid assortment ~ gloves In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
SlNN FEM UNDERTAKE "
TO SETTLE DISPUTE

DUBLIN. Nov. 1.-The Irish re-
publican parliament has set up a
Central Conciiiatlo board for the
settlement OF all disputes between
employers and employees on Ques :
lions involving wages and houSs and
conditions OF employment invita-
tions have been issued to all or
ganized trade bodies and employers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
HIS NAME SCOTT, APPEALS
TO SCOTS FOR ELECTION

BAN FRANCISCO. Nov. IA new
political wrinkle bias made It's ap-
pearance here In The municipal ele
tlon,
william 3, Scott. can ndidate for su.
pervisor. has addressed a letter 10
all tho Scots In the voting dlstrtt
seeking support to honor the greAt
American name OF Scott"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Daring German Spy Eluding
Allied Secret Sevrice Men

toms OF warfare hetSccn civilized
nations.
Their favorltc device was 70 Sc
crete Rn Internal machine ia tho hold
OF the ship. timed 10 explode "hon
the ve'a.l was far from land ana Uut
of tho track ~ other nicatuefH toe
idea being 'hN. the ship would ho
sunk without trace n vii b" re-
mem bercd lhDl orders 10 ms effect
were. Also givrn t. German aubiuar
rinr commanders
That the execution 0f thlH ru'hl"t~
policy would rntail q lotrihl" ih'" TOR
the crew WAS II mn'ior uf no concern
for them. and 1t is IN connection WIN
the LullnR ~ three uiilprs N ms
vay that the British authorities are
determined To Try puqucsno on "A
charge II murder
Eve mon ms hRO It E"cmei certain
thl, he would be brought 20 jnstr".
for rr was arrested IN Sew YORK by
Tia. American police and cOuy!ciol n
attempted fraud AGAINST an in'"r-
nnCr company lu' while ava. INK
etiraditlon 20 England Duquosn"
made "A sensational escape from ~ y
on and has slnre bA'flcd the i" &C.
tlNcs who attempted t. lrrc" him
Tho NE story of ms fugitive from
Jus Ice 4. not fully known. h It, lit"
most other ndvcn'urcr- ~ hls type.
he hns naedu"fnd"l under several
aliases. having been know u ai VAR.
aus times NJ "Trrdorirk FrcirrickF'
and "Capt. claude StouBhtpu
when arrested In New YORK he
was wearing IN" uniform ~ cap
tain In tho Australian light hpr'e,
with the ribbons ~ the South Atri
can, Maiabolc and long servi med
ais.
Captain In pocr Army
A letter was found on him refer
ring to the arrest, at the time OF the
Roer war. OF "A COrre pondenl OF
Brussels paper who had been en-
Taged In hos'ilities asnlnst England
This man escaped frJm Bermuda,
wharc he had been sent NJ n pr SON
or of war. and II IL believed t1at he
was later employed bv ths German
department,
A letter from nm Austrian vac"
conaul vas also found IN Duaue"ne's
and seems TO Indicate
that be and the escaped prisoner arc
one and the same person. This let
ter ran ar follows:
ct In a pleasure to me To recon-
mend In tho heartlcst manner Chp'
tain ------ OF the engineers IN thu
Iloer army, who on many occasions
rem dered notable service to our good
German cause"
The last link in the chain OF evi-
dence which pointed 10 the quit OF
uquefne was obtained upon the di'-
that ha haA A., ,1naAnasInn
when arrested u photograph OF the
original bill Of receipt for the cas'
in which tho bomb was hidden, and
also n long account OF the misdeeds
,seuts known To be mt work In Soutl
Am erica,
Not the least drsmBtH Of Du-
,uesne's many escapades was his e.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

The stunning styles OF their eve-
ing gowns and the advance smart
ness OF their afternoon and dinner
dresses ani thoroughbred lines OF
their street frocks have won "A won
derful clientele for the Demorest
Ladies' Shop. South Main. from
women who demand Individuality OF
style
- The blousc In ms old IA history and
Oldest Of all In the tunic blouse, first
called the tunica of the Greeks. To-
day II In curiousiy alluded TO as the
Russian tunic or ovcr-blOusc.
Not only are they infinitely be-
coming, but there is an unparalleled
smartneSs and elegance about the
furs MIR. Oberlander is showing In
his wonderful collection OF exclusive
models at the Demorest La iies' shop.
South Main. -
Small cclluioid rings In black,
linked twO-by two. are applied OVER
the entire surfnre OF n navy scrgc
frock In q recent French collection.
on with the dance! And ge: your
lance records from the Pathe Shop,
8 West Fifth. for their new Broad
wav dance hits are as catchy as they
come.
,,,h,,,s, 4. . ran
80 rS T., 90, n,c.,, ,hc spd NJ The
fabric IN the can In continued into
n .rarf which v,rnps nb,ut the throat.
She was tired-worn out with
nnoppt sh.1 :, ava .bs had
n.r, what Ala she
u''' ny, 80 i,., w.nt around TO
w >ny III % aaa,,v parIorr Is
W Uo p,n,.,h tn the old world
hrtia,,s ana when she arrived at
H. dinnsr marty nil exclaimed: How
ch.|mins Won iook.'
..> ~ .o,Ld .>r,,,htvc
nnr,s. hn" a r.rro,. .kirt siiahtIy
1900 -, tho H-,tto,u sifies n low
,.oI,T.e and n long bnck panel end
,nr In n .runrc train.
c,.var ,rncks tor IN. club dance.
,ho 20 hnur or for the informal
d,n,er are in Neyidence at Miss Le-
htyhs. Smart Vogue Shop In the
Naw Wright building.
49,, r,o, van, ~ II Ia
"hn',e - s,o,c WI, m nHl
10 Ye soI" u, ,s,, n, Tho Tulsa
certainty can IN rtt.,
BOOK sto'e' - ,
y" " , ..'n,I IA f,n,.hed
snu whc ~,
VIZ" "'
Some people imagine that the 'c'-
bron Je"eiry store pays ,',raI sucn
enormous rent "nlsh Nouiu -,
" make their goods very hsn'
I heard Mr.. Heiipron zen Hhn .ha,
he had a elk years tease on ma
store for 1870 per mohth whlch
abled him 10 give the very best soous
at q reasonable price,
Vownu sasih~s and ribbons and
Or,cn,nI touches in cnlnrei bcTds and
cubrotdcrtc. are seen on many dark
cn,orcd dre~s~.
- 49,. ..,,,,. ,,;," thu, ar. so
AZ 'ne '1 h, 80 sssn in
naru w uu D,,,,,. pr,.n,,i
g,ee' Na,.ey ..u,,
ohop' j" ei"'"'' hu''e
Orange blossoms trim ioNcfy SCI
Of lingerie for the bride.
| found the deGueldre- Rivkin
Studio. 22is West Fourth very
busy place and you would he sur
prised TO know how many people are
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Stowies Tn Again.

associations to take advantage OF itf
services free OF charge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Elizabeth Ann Looks About T0Wn
and she SAYS

Season, When
We spend
So much time
Indoors.
Gracious, 1t
Quite BeDiiders
Me. Trying
To tell you
About all of
NV faUOrite
Shops and
Suggest that
You clip the
Items of
Interest
To you and
Put them In
Your purse.
You lriH find
This pery
Convenient
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

II may
Seem strange
But eUen this
Long rainy spell
Has not seemed
To affect
The crOUds
In the shops.
But then it's
No DOnder
For the things
Are too tempting
Right nOU,
When thoughts
OF UOnien
More than lightly
Turn to
Pretty clothes.
And getting
The home
Attractive for
The Uinter %
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

The handbag rs n costume M
dental hs- interest for itself ana I
find the metal mesh, the beirV, -
the velvet, moircs and sntin nag a
ample variety to please the NV
fastidious.