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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
Gn SDb / Sppefammeret.

+. 6orle6en Seat bar cit oriitig Epp
'oflagt Ell @rosierer / @ientofte Ell
narmelot @tfit i bans @opefommer,
bbor BON ielb og bans 6rue 1ob Met.
'faroigbe6ens trpgge Ssbn og intet
aneoe ON ben fie6elige Gpr, fom irne-
6ens itia1 LOO &roner no al @ros=
1ererers CONNER.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07

|8arnepligtige fra 1. Gone bill for
trinsbis b1ipe in6fal6t til oisie 8per.
Miniitere,ts @eiie malot oog f1,r
oen ~forelebige 0rbui1g.
Naar @ienforeningen engat1g bar
fnnoet Ste6,. bill Snofaloelierne fra
Spnoeripllano life bore tilitrpffeli-
&c, ielp ON Der life bliper lao mango
@ar1lilonsbDer, % set bill bore MOO
penoigt at forlpgge / alt 6alo ct 8ar
lat DC mtpereaoe fongerigife 8atail-
Homer til Sen6eripllanb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
9aniferne i @uslanb.

S &enbolo til sen mellcm oct oar=
ife l~t6enriesminilterium % ST.. Git
pinoff 1ll1tte0e Sperensfomit ct set
fgrite @olo 6anlfe &rigsfonger, SO
Ser oner, pasieret ODER SEN franlfe
@rGnie. Set CT Sc fbrlte 11el1trale
l1noeriaatter, ser bar forlaot &us=
1ano i Sc iioite IL Maane6er. Glere
Solo bill felge efter. Set 61nlfe
1l6enrigsminiiterium bar itillet Sc
fornpone @engemi6ler til &aooigbe6
til beres @iberetranspprt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
Mprif ~6usmanbsbejba.

De rorife &nSmanoSforeninger
bill til CONNER aflpg9e 8eieg San,
mart. @aite Mar bill 6anffe &ns,
mer6 gien9ial6e 8ei6get. Sc 11or1fe
&nsmen6 anfommer til 6reoerifs.
|babn en- at De fbrite Sage / Suli %
bill 6crefter beie en- 6anif &usman6s=
itole og bel6repne &usmanbsbrug
, MoroiDuano, Spnoeripllano, pao
lSiellano % Gpn. Sen 9. Suit fam.
Lies De 11orife @initer me6 6e 6anlfe
'&uSmen6 be6 ct itort @tabne pao
l6DnS Stifts &usmanosifole, bber
Miniiter s. g. &ansIen bill tale.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
@arniion ! sbnberibuaub.

Miniiter $. s.. &ansie1 opbolo1
Zig iioit / Marts i sgnoeripnano
bbor ban forban6Ieoe meo ben inter,
rationale &ommisfior ON Oprettel.
len al banif @arniiom / 8perne i /.
Bone. Y
Set ifal bore &eniigte1t at lpgge
|@arniion ! &aoersleb, Mabenraa.
'Senoerborg % Ep1oer,og Be .1,1ge
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
8loibepism1e paa 2ollanb.

Slp1beDtStte pda GDllar0.
S &pobp TOM set 2Gr6ag Sen 3bie
Mpril / Mnleoning al @enerolitrei=
fen til llroligbebcr. On Del Mrbeiz
6ere fra &p6bp &apn % Sfibsperft
brog til 2iole % tpang Sen itsrite
Sci al @ooseier Moesgaaro=&iel6=
iens Mrbeioere, 6eriblan6t Go6erme=
1teren, til at ne6legge Mrbeibet. Ser
fra 6rog Sc beo 2-9i6en til &e6bp
90 trauete ino bos f1ere Gorretnings=
mtrno % folteoe bisles. &ontori1ter
p1a @aoen. Gn6bioere afbreo 6e set
eleftriife 2ps % 1l1ffeoe for 8anbet.
ltroligbeoerne gientog fig ON ST.
termiboage1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
9a gable 9if.

9a gable 9if.
@n Mfife6siere11aoe, iom 80. g."
bringer til Miniitertet 3able> en6c,
me0 fplgen6e Bers:
Sc lfal ba' Eaf, 1rl1 90 6e gaar.
Eli &o 6e NOT tan trenge.
De iao ser / balpipb'n6e Star,
oct bar Sc 6 for lGnge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
9anif Sernbaneforbnnb

bar ifplee "Nott." anmooet Stats=
minilter Sis ON at ne6l9tte cit &om=
n1isiton for at unoeripge, / bbilfen
@ra6 Ser fan gipes Mrbeioerne Mer=
i%noflDoelle paa Statsin1titutionernes
8eoriftsle6el1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
Mo6ermprberen benaabes lite.

Mo6ermurberen benaabes lite.
Slegtninge al Mo6ermor6eren Mr=
thur S%ergenien bar in6gtbet ct sl1=
orage16e ON, at ban maa blibe be.
noaoet | M%nleontng al @ienforenin-
gen. &berfen ~Suititsminiiteriet eller
Observation-Disclosures bar 6og bill.
let gao me6 til 8enaaoni11ge1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
st MfimbesmGrfe.

ut Mtn0eSmGrfe.
@aa &aitelsbol6en / &iebenbabn
'reiies for Gi6en ct @ranitn1om1me11t
for SC nor6iife fripilli9e fra 6e Ies=
bigife &rige. Set CT 8ille6bugger
+, 8l1nogaar0, Ser bar mo6elleret Mo-
nllme1rtet, CIT Damn arfsftg,>r, ser
bogter Ell @empebei. Monun1entet,
Scr CT reilt; paa Snitiotip al Dar=
ntarfslamfun6et, bi1 blibe ofllpret
paa 6re6ericia6agen Sen 6. S11li.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
@ieslie Safe:

&isslis &affe:
@iennem- @rosiereriocietetets SEQ:
mite foreligger 6er enOpgierelie bpe1
Sc iamle6e &affebebol6ninger / &ie:
benbabn pr. 81 Marts. S Maa1c:
6enS 2pb er Der u6fert CT. 1890
,Seffe moo ca. 1900 Seffe Ben 70:
,regaaen6e Maa1e6. 8eboloningcrnf
ct ialt ca. LOO Gpffe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
MiIlipnIoanet til &p1n1t,t1terne.

Millipn1aanet til &o1m1n,11erne.
De 80 Millioner &roner, Ser bleb
I%offentlig 1,6bu6t at 8anfernes Milr
|lionloon til &ommunerne, ct blebet
obertegne6e paa en- eneite Sag. Me1t
set er 10 heller lite belt biIlige @en-
ge for Sc &ommuner, ser er meo til
|2aanet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07

.9gbsfalb.
&ontreoomiro1 81. 81. @a6 CT 900
letter to Cages Spgoom, 70 @or 81.
,9en Mf6g6e> ser ia16til /. glpril iaar
bar @bef for /. l16Ifribningsfre6s
bar &omma116pr af'Dbg. % Dno. oq
6eforeret me6 cit &effc u6enlanofe
!Sroener.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
800 ibnberipffe &pinber paa 8elbg.

300 ipnoeripife &ninber paa 8eibg.
800 Ien6eripife- @pinoer er al
Danife apinoers @attonalraa6 inc
bnot til ct 8eiegi Mnleoning af@ien-
foreningen, og blan6t bem, Der MP.
Der, ct ser flere, iom 6eltog / set be.
rpmte "Spnoeripife 8ieers 8elpg" |
1884.
8eigget bill forme fig iom EFT Ditto
riff 8egtpe1beo, % 6er ut1 bltpe al
bol6t ltore Geitligbe6er, 81. L.. i @igs=
6aget1, set f9l. Scatter og peo ser
ilesuiolfe Sten / D%prebapen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
Meieriernes @abe til Mien.

Gu &reos al M~n6elsmeierier 2an=
oct oper bar giernem 6e 6anife Meie=
riforcntngers 6nllesorganiiation
|ifiGnfet ct 8eleb poo ca. 10000 &r.
til 6en ne6lt6en6e 8efolfning / @ier.
@engcne pil blibe arbe116t til SS>ofieb
al git % 9ermplf, lom bill blipe
ie116t til @ien giennem &g6e &ors.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
@n Mil1iunbanbel.

Gooseierne, 8reore11e @n,,o ,og
8alentiner 9anien bar 1o1gt Pbierg-
gaoro pr. 211nobp meo tilbpren6e 600
Sor. 2ano, 6eraf 80 Gor. 2uno @fop,
til neutrality-suspicious. 8rabef @en=
oeriteo beo &olbnf. @iebeiumme,1
er efter 6orlp6enoe 100000 @ros
11er. 0berta9elien iter itrofs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
IKE I NOGEN ANDEN
MELODISAMLING.

Heftet indeholder:
Geo. Dupont Hansen: Fantasi
over "Dejlig er Jorden".
O. A. M. Andersen: Derovre bag
Golfens Str@mme. "a. Dolleris)
Kr 0stergaard: vi er 81 Rebel
Ter. (Kr. 0stergaard).
C. C. Christensen: Hvis jeI
kommer hjem til Danmark.
q. c.. Bay).
]. Nellemann: vi er. Fastere.
(Kr. 0stergaard).
Heftet koster kun... r
portofrit tilsendt. &oV
c. RASMUSSEN, P
2 -722 So. 4th Street,
Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
&enli9beb-

&enli9beo-.
S &eliingpr og oct CT biit itte
noget 6Gnomen = folter &omml&ne:
ifolernes Strengthening 1,l1 10000 ST.
ON Maret, 8. b. /. 100 ST. ON Dage1t
ISfattepoerne iperger befpmret / 8p:
ems Mpis, ONT oct birfelig og1ao e1
%np6pen6igt at bobe iao opre @engip:
ringsfoner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07

Spiritisme.
S fioite Sumner al "@anobe6et",
|Stosifrift for Sanobeo og friltelig
Spiritisme, finoes ct Digt II SSnge<
nrarrl, ne6ifrebet al Me6iet Mltri6.
|@amle Sngemann 6ieter iaameno
pent efter fit 9s6, me,1 ct alligcpel
faloen Ell Del afepoa sen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
+++++++++i++++++4
Guds.SmiI
JULIUS MAGNUSSEN.

bet danske Bogmarkeds stsrste
literare Sensation. 10. Tusinde OPP
lag er udkOmmet. ~s
Eft v@gtigt Indl@g for Spirits
mems Sag, den Sag, der for Tiden
oliver lidenskabeligt diskuteret saa-
vel i Pressen som i Boyer.
Forfatteren meddeler i Bogen, at
han pludselig gjennem sin afdgde
Fader har modtaget en- R@kke Bud
skaber, der med ct Stag har foran-
dret hele hans Liv og hele hans
Liv~sanskuelse. Gjennem hans egen
Hand, der i B%egyndelsen var nae
stem modstrabende, har- Faderen
skrevet en- Raekke Breve ON Livet
efter OGDEN, ON Aanderne og ON
Gud - Breve, der bmres oppe af
Skj@nhed og en- Inderlighed, der tx
Ike kan andet end virke sRlsomt be-
tagende paa Lseserne.
vi har i disse Dage lige m0dtaget
ct begranset Oplag at. denne op-
sigtsv8kkende Bog, som er smukt
udstyret.
PRIS $500
frit tilsendt overall.
Send Ordren idag.
c. RASMUSSEN COMPANY,
72O-22 S. 18th St., Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07

Hetrplenm paa @anet.
Sitter Spren 2ptb, &irtsbals, bor
ct StDffc tilIeS bierget Ell @etrole=
l1mstonf me6 ca. 10000 2iter 8ctro=
1eum. 5anfen, Ser bar foripnet meo
2eo11i11ger og 2nftrpr, menes at bis
rprc fra cit ie11fet l1noerpanosbaa0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
Sdefonarbejoerne

Se1efonarbejberne.
2emningsraa6et bar mi truffet
Mfgierelier ongaaen6e Eelefonfunf=
t%toaGreraeS 2e1ninger. 9is1e bliber
iom .Statens, me1 oa Sc it16tg bar
bapt mere, faar oe. ct efltra Eillag
paa 200 &r. Gelefon6amer,1e begpn=
Ser me6 2,841 &r. og itiger / IL Mar
til 1884 &r.,. efter Is Mars 6orleb
.%forfortes @rbci6sti6en n1e6 3 elmer
l1gcntltg, efter is Star meo p6erligere
3 elmer, iaa 6e faar 6 elmer 6aglig.
Ser trGffesMrrangement ne6 @enipn
til 2ennen for iGrlige Mrter of Mr-
bei6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
meb bill 1taa op paa ct Sn6bpggeror-
tai paa $4,000. ~Snolemmeliesplo-
,ter,te bill mart fo,n1ne til 8ebano-,
ling i 8Droabet.
9ammarfs 6eitebeitanb.

9onmarf bar $4,000 @eite for
mango berbiemne, flyer 8roprieter
Nieli n-Sfensbeo til "&ipbenbobn",
ogv Sc foiter 100000 ST. oaglig at
.foore. &bis Sc bIiber efsporteret
biloe Sc. tltobrtnge oper so Mil1. ST..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07

ct itsrre Dbenie.
0oenie orngaas / ben11e Sis ne6
Nlaner ON at in6lemme ct. &ans
|2a1oiog11 % nogle andre 2ano6iitrif.
ter llnoer D6enie &iebitao, ser her.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
HrGitem6nebmel1e.

NIttFtlIUWtRuHtITt+
STU. Yreit / 6en 6a,ife ebangeltlt=
|Iutberife &irfe / Sc Gorene6e Stater
Is. Mabt1 er u6n9bnt til SogneprpIt
flor Ganling og Muutng Mentgbeoer /
MarDns 5ttft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07
Maa6bmiet / Belle.

Otter Sen itore, in6re OmbDgning
er @aaobuiet / 8eile in6biet % taget
8rug.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-05-07

Mar Diet g@lder Diet
gamle ,ksere Danfnark,
saa saelger vi nu Billetter til nedsat
.Pris til eller fra ale Steder i Ameri-
ka. Garanteret Pengeforsendelse /
smaa og store ,Bel6b. Paalidelig On
derretning. Landsmend hjmlpes TIL
rette. Plads i smaakahytter reser-
veres.
Mortensen & Crook,
Diet 38-aarige danske Passaeer
Agentur for ale LINER,
1918 North Ave. Chicago. N.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
Hg0-SlQD8 Are
ftaIy's Friends
Nitti Declares

- aiE, March 29.-Premier Nittf de-
esaIea N the chamber Of deputies to-
sa9 lnat he had never REGARDED the
sglgo-slaVs as enemies but had. on the
eohlIary, regarded them as friends. He
expressed the hone that they would
soon partake OF Italian econon,ic and
cultural advantages. and deplored what
ne described as a Dangerous prpss
campaign which Is calculated TO foster
dlstrgst among the Jugo- Slays"
While anxious 70 bring about a
friendly understanding with the Jugo-
Slavs" he declared. there Is another
soiution-to demand the enforcement
pf the pact of London France and
treat Britain have stated that Italy
desired the application of the pact they
would not refuse as they hold them
selves bound by It. II Italy is COM
PEELED to demand the carrying out OF
the convention. it viii be necessary to
ask its complete enforcement without
5including Fiume"
Nitti condemned that section of the
press demanding the pact and also
Fiume and said he had told the SUI
Italy requested the enforcement of the
treaty, she would concede autonomy of
'Dalmatia. He added this had created
good impression
If no agreement can be reached" he
continued, "a third solution of the
Adriatic question may be TO accept. with
suitable notifications. proposals form
ulated by Great Britain and France
This solution is desired still less by
Jugo-Slavia than by Italy. but never
theless II is necessary to keep it in
mind while continuing our efforts to
reach an adjustment by an amicable
understanding with the Jugo- Slavs."
The premier was applauded by the
whole chamber with the exception of
the socialists. and asked for a clear and
unmistakable vote of confidence. With
Z his address the debate was adjourned
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29


"TGffetG!" the "dernier cri' of Fash
ion-and the rustic of silk is heard
through the land.
The wonderful taffetas in the silk sec
ton have quite an understanding of
they way in which taffeta-all puffed
out at the hips, barrel effect-can
fashion itself into springs loveliest
frocks, Picturesque and enchanting is
the slender woman who dons such
frock. However, her stouter sister
may be equally as charming, when at
tired in taffeta designed on straight
er lines, pleated panels or narrow
bands flowing from the waistline and
caught again under the hem. Indeed
there is style for every type IN those
bolts of taffeta of highest quality and
decidedly low of price.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29

The body 81 s. NJ Russell Harrisburg
ILL.,, business man. recovered frnra tht
Mississippi river and identified sun
DAY as one Of the party Of hunters
whose launch Captised above Memphis
five months ego was Forwarded home
Monday for burial Despite the fact
that the body had been In the water for
such length of time Il was fairly wei
preserved. ard made Identification pos
sible by ]. II. pierson, one Of the sur
yivors, who came to Memphis sun
day
RusselTs body was recovered floating
near BauXppi, Ark, Friday by Deputy
Sheriff r. J. Jacks Russelrs body Is
the only one Of seven victims who were
drowned when the launch struck a pro-
truding tree, and sank In 50 feet OF
water, q miles above Memphis, recOv-
cred Three of The hunters, who num-
bered II in all. were trapped In the
launch's hold. Four others whea were
, drowned, escaped from the launcn, but
We're overwhelmed by the strong cur
rent
Rewards of $50 each were offered by
relatives Of the victims, but despite
many efforts made to raise the sunken
| launch, the vessel disappeared into tile
channel of the river and was lost. Until
Friday no trace of any of the victims
had been discovered
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
RAILROAD MAN DEAD.

WICHITA, Kan. March 29.-Nichola
J. O'Brien general manager of the
Texas lines of the Orient railroad with
headquarters in San Angelo, Tex,
dropped dead here yesterday while at
tending mass at st. Mary's cathedral
~ Mr.. O'Brien has been general man
ager of the Orient lines since the or
ganization of the road IS years ago,
He was attending meeting of Orient
managers here at the time of his death.
i Mr.. 0'Brien was Formerly connected
with the Union Pacific with headQuar-
ters in Omaha and WASHINGTON. A
sister and a brother living in Omaha
survive him
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
Mems Bible Glass
Elects Officers

The Galluwegian Mems Bible class 81
tlR Galloway Memorial Methodist
church. held lis. annual election OF or
Ulcers Sunday, electing T. L. Jamison,
president; J, T. McCaski1, vice presi
dent; r. r. Young. secretary. C. a.
Floyd treasurer. Albert Traylor. chair
man OF the membership committee: Han
Jones chairman Of the social COM
mitpee; and A. +. Fur. chairman OF
the devotional committee
The class Is fortunate IN securing the
services OF r. l.. Taylor in the capacity
OF teacher, as he has had considerable
experience in Sunday school work He
3 teacher Of business science and is
tne Memphis representative Of the Shell
don school
Z. l.. Jamison, the president OF the
class, is a member OF the Sunday
school executive committee Of the
Memphis district of the NJ E. church,
South. being superintendent of the Wes-
ley Bible classes
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
TO OPEN OFFICE HERE.

The Simmons company, of Kenosha.
Wis, manufacturers of beds and
sprlngs, will open a branch office in
Memphis as soon as a modern fire.
proof building can be completed at
North Front street and Henry avenue,
The Memphis office will be a distrib-
uting center for Southern territory and
will employ 25 persons Louis RugR,
former Birmingham representative OF
the company, has moved to Memphis
and will take charge of the new plant
rs soon as, it is completed. The build
ing will be- 150x200 feet in size.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
SWOLLen Rivers
Menace Property

q BOSTON. March 29.-Swolen rivers
caused by the thaw in the northern
hin districts continued to menace
bridges and river front properties in
many cities and towns in New England
today. Points along the Merrimac and
Connecticut rivers and their tributaries
reported that the water had reached
the highest mark in many years
A steel bridge 200 feet long which
spanned the Connecticut between Brat
tieboro and an island was swept away
yesterday, carrying one of the resi-
dents of the island with II
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
NEW PLANE USED.

Visitors to Driving park Sunday had
their first opportunity of riding in the
new Oriole, the newest and most lux
curious creation in aircraft. While the
0riole on a number of cross country
flights Sunday was the first time it
was used for short jaunts over the
city.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29

Is neither Chinese nor Greek to any
maiden or matron.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29

An inspiration from the Fifth
Floor
Serve tea
For three
Or four
Or more
With a bit of gossip rare,
Some meats
OF SWeetS,
tray,
Rose ray,
And this dainty ctinaware.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
SURPRISES FOR LIONS.

Surprises are in store for members
OF the Lions club who attend the weekly
luncheon Tuesday at 1880 o'clock, noon,
at the Hotel Gayoso. A usual program
has been arranged.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29
Interesting Luggage
Bags
Wardrobe Trunks

$4,000 Mendcl- Drucker " ardrobe Trunks, $50.
$500 Oshkosh Wardrobe Trunks .... S67.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-29

Unlike the hierOgLyphics at the top of
this column, those lovely wearable
flowers, lately arrived, are easily de-
ciphered, for in simplest flowery Ian
guage they spell Beauty, and might
charm the beast if worn at the proper
angle on new spring attire. One will
find here the correct boutonniere for
the tailleur-the effective large rose
to blossom in the afternoon and exact
ly the spray needed on ones spring
time dancing frock. Or imagine one
of those enormous picturesque flow
ers in ones favorite hue carelessly
tossed, as it were, on a spreading hat
Of leghorn or hair braid. Oh, such
witchery lies in the use of these sur
prising touches of color!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-20
Pots and Kettles

There is no change on earth,
alack! Old customs with us
linger; the pot still calls the ket-
tie black. and points a scorntul
finger. This metaphor, OF
course. is wrong. for pots can
do no pointing: but let the
purists come along. avaunting
and arointing But men can
point, and point they do. with
righteous Indignation, at all the
profteering crew, OF high or
humble station. The grocer
buys a Sunday suit, and when
,he's made the payment. he says
the government should shoot
1.-THE maker of that raiment. The
sailor to the grocer Wends. to
buy a few molasses, and then
HIS treasured beard he rendS:
- he price all reason passes!"
'Ehe butcher stands beside his
b tack. and butehes with a cleav-
ere' he bought some capsules
fr,Sm the doc to cure his chllls
ann fever. And now he says. ut
way shame. the way that saw
bon ts,taxed me he played a low
down. sinful game; he soaked
me And he waxed me-. The
doctoa to the butcher goes. to
buy ~ pound OF mutton; and
says, a. leaving, Heaven knows
this maat man is glutton! My
father used to buy a sheep for
what this fragment cost me;
this butchers charges. fierce
and steeA'. confound me and ex-
haustmc! !" The pots about the
kettles vi. il the kettles get ex-
cited. anoA say the pots would be
in Jail III public wrongs were
righted. WALT MASON.
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ONE k|[LED,<3 HURT
l'NDAYSACC;|'DENTS..
Boy Attempting 10 StealsRide
on Truck Meets +.
Z Death. l

One person was killed and three wen
IT, jured in traffic accidents reported
by the police yesterday. Slight dam :
age To autorpobiles resulted from
several other traffic, accidents.
Charles Neal coiuged. ten years on.
II2T F'usssH court was he victim
Of tie fatal accident. lie attempted
to board Il moving motor truck dfiEo
en- by Arthur H Lee. colored. MS
RUSSELL court, in front OF ala fthh-
syIvania avenue. He fell and i rear
wheel of the vehicle passed over
nia chest. killing him almost IN
stantly.
The boy was hurried 10 Emersfncy
Hospital in an effort To save ms t'ile'
but he died before reaching tnre
Lee was arrested by the poi'ce VI tue
third precinct and detained ~,
y coroner's jury ut an inquest Il, 't'
irorsuc today be-, The death To have
been accidental. .-s. yea,
Mary Pesce. four years old. %4oi
Georgia avenue. sustained Il lrat VI -,
at her skull last nit hit about Con
when knocked down by Il taNlrap
driven by William \. topSeN- twenty
years old, iS9 fenusy wanna
AT Georgia avenue and Park ROAD.
The child was taken TO GU
Hospital. where physIclans sai" NC
condition was serious SopSts
arrested by police of the tenth pre-
ClNCt. charged WIKI ASA ~ u
tanned t9 await the result OF 'he III
jury the child sustained.
Miss Hilda King, twtntN-one yea
old ~ Seaton pace was hho'
down by an automobile at fehhSHi
va Mia avenue and nth street E"stel
day afternoon and her right Shouiuel
t,urt. Sh. faintcl as result vi
shyck and was taken t" E"e'se"'S
Hospital. ,..--:.,.,,
\ collision between u SiSh'SetliS
ear and a hnr:s' and wagon o" heu
bv steven p ley. 2il9 Duhpat 'oi,
avenue. occurred III front Oh 500 "
street yesterday afternoon both
vehicles were damaged.
Charles Fisher, 1T1i I'll street: j
passenger in car ll9 OF the tap''a'
aar,ction linr received slight in
iury to his, head last night as a re
suit of a collision between the ear
In which h.. was riding ana anotneI
ear at Pennsylvania avenue AND 'th
street. He was treated at Emergency
Hospital.
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ADOPTS NEW BYLAWS.

St vincent's auxiliary held a meet
ing at the asylum in EdSewood sun
,1ay afternoon. and after a speech by
Rev c. F. Thomas. Rev Francis \.
Cavanagh presented the constitution
and bylaws of the newly formed or
ganization, which We're adopted.
The following officers were elected
for the coming year: Rev. Father
Cavanagh was unanimously elected
president. Miss May Boland vice
president, Miss Helen L. Cavanaush
secretary, Miss Ursula iFlagel assist
ant secretary. and Miss Agnes NJ.
Downev treasurer. The directors
chosen were Miss Marie r. Nohe. Mrs.
A. King. Mrs. NJ. Towberman. Mrs.
James c. simpson and Mrs. Frank +.
Cunning.
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MRS. DEAL IS SOLOIsT.

The finance service of the War De-
partment of which Gen. H. NJ Lord is
chief. had for the soloist at its sing
yesterday afternoon Mrs. w. w. Deal,
soprano at the Calvary Methodist
Church
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SUES FOR MAINTENANCE.

Mrs. Stella A. Waltermeyer has filed
suit for maintenance against Frank X.
Waltermeyer. an employe OF the Post
Office Department. She charges deser-
ton, cruelty and non-support. They
were married in Baltimore. March 10.
1907 and have one child.