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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-29

A Newspaper Covering
the Entire Northeast Sec
ton of Vermont State
Every Working Day.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-29
The Weather

Cloudy and warmer to-
night and Thursday pro-
badly snow tonight in
northern portions of Vt.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-29
st. JOhnsbury Stores
Close New Years Day

The. merchants of st. Johnsbuly
viii quite generally observe the holi-
dav Saturday and most of the stores
will be closed for the day.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-29
Labor Commission Reports "Most
Serious Indictment Against
British Methods"
(By the Associated Press)

LONDON, Dec. pa movement calculated by it's
organizers to place the full weight of British organized
labor in support of the Irish Selfdeemination claims
Eegan with specially convened conference of the Par
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-17

Advertise IN The TInics and ad
vertise again. Results come w
constant effort.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-07
KURS cESKOSL. KORUNY

| Gsl. koruna je "a c1.36-1.38
| mem. marka c1.5O-1.6O
/ rak. koruna c0.43-0.44
! jihosl. koruna c0.85-0.87
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-07
UNIE VOZKU SBfRA DVOU
MILLIONOVY FOND.

Ably bylo utinneji teleno
hnuti Zamestnavatelu pro o.
tevrene dilny, zvysilo Mezina-
rodni bratrstvo vozku a Sofe-
ri ma siezdu clenske prispev-
ky z 15 ma 30 centu. Organisa-
ce eta ma 100000 udu a IVY
Seni vynese uctyhodny obnos
$2,00O,000 k hotovosti, male
zajici Sc jiz nyni V pokladne
We vySi 100000.
Dnesni Sized kona sc v ne
obvyklych rozmerech "a uca-
sti 400 delegatu, kteri Sc shro-
mazd'uji k poradam V Associa-
tion Hall, ma vych. q. ul. po-
Llize Prospect Ave. Znovuna.
vrzeni ufednici budou patrnf
bez vyZnacnejSi oposice poZno-
va dosaZeni cele pfedsedou
Tobinem, jenz jest soucasnt
pokladnikem Amer. Federace
Prace.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-07
DNESNl RECISTRACNl
REKORD.

Pocasi liz "a Gasneho rama
nasvedcovalo, re bude dnes
po cely den pekne a re Sc pa
trne splni pronesena predpo-
ved', re dnesni druhy registra-
chi den svym poctem zapsa-
nych volicn a volicek predci
den prvnf, kdy bylo ma zava-
du pocasi skutecn6 nepfijem-
ne. Volebni bulky otevreny
jsou po cely den i vecer vyjma
odpolednich hodin Cd 3 do 5.
Novinkou bude letos agitace
demokraticke a republican
ske strany, z jeiichz hlavnich
stand vyslany budou 8. hod.
ranni cele skadrony agitaGnfch
aut. z nichz bude pusobeno
ma zenske volice. Agitovano
bude Cd domu k domu a take
V zavodech, V nichz isou "a
mestnany zeny. Kde bude ma
leZena dosud nezapsana volic-
ka, bude "a nj yykonana nutna
dOmaci prace, ably tato mohla
" budce ueiniti sve obtanske
povinnosti zadost.
Klerk volebni rady Hirstius
pripomina zenam, ably pred
pfichodem ma registratni mi
sta zjistily, jak dlouho v statu
Ohio bydli, ktere udaje Ia po-
slednf registrace nemalo pra-
ci uredniku zdrzovaly. Po-
dobne odporucuje, ably zeny
zamestnavajici Sc jen donna
elm hospodarstvim pouzily
hlavn6 DOLBY cd 9 do 3 hod. a
ostatni dobu ponechaly pro vo-
lice a volicky, jimz zamestna-
nj nedovoluje tohoto casu pou-
ziti. Zbvvaji sice jest6 diva re-
gistracni dny, patek a sobota
dne Is. a 16. fijna, ale voleb-
nj rada odporutuje, aby tax
kazdy ucinil radeji drive ne2
pozdeii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-07
ZfTREJSf PREDNASKA o
PRlSTlM PARKOVNfM
PASMU.

Clevelandsky plan metro
politniho parkovniho systemu
bude thema zaiimave prednas-
ky okresniho inzenyra w. A.
Stinchcomba, jez konana bu-
de v broadwayske verejne kni-
hovne u vych. 55. ul. v patek,
8. fijna O 8 hod. vecerni. Move
parkovni zamery mali zajiste
mnoho pratel zejmena mezi mi
lovniky Zdraveho vzduchu,
iehoz zejmena malo uzije oko-
il naseho sousedstvi, jemu2
dnesni zapach zive pripomina
7aSle dolby, kdy rokle podel
Broadway skutecne byla jeste
krasnou. Move hnuti chce u
tvofiti Tetez sadu, kan by 81
mohl Cleveland an vyleteti, a.
by osvezil ponekud svoje emo.
zene plfce. Pfednaska inz
Stinchcomba, o n6mz jde po.
vest, ze jest velice poutavyn
fetnikem, doprovozena bude
sv9telnymi obrazky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-07
TRNITA APOSTOLSKA
CESTA.

Londyn, 6. fijna. William f.
(Pussyfoot) Johnson, ameri-
cky temperament apostol, mel
co delati, ably Sc zachranil pred
hnevivym davem, jenz rozbil
jednu z jeho schulz vtera We
Ger Reading a pokousel Sc
vylomiti dvere, aby Sc ma neho
dostal, die depese k Evening
News, dnes. Dav rovnez vrhal
bomby, obsahujfci odporne
pachnouci lucebniny po nena-
videnem prohibicnfku. Policie
musela byti povolana, ably Sc
zabranilo vazne vytrznosti a
Johnson prchl zadnfm vcho-
dem re sine a hrbitovem ku au-
todrozce, V niz Sc zachranil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-07
MESTSTl INSPEKTORI PRO-
I'll FRIVOLNlM TANCUM..

Cerna listina ZakaZanych
tanci jest hotova a meststi in
spektofi verejnych tanciren
mali dbati, ably zakazu bylo
ma plesich nastavajici sezony
take dbano. Zakazana jest
hlucna hudba, ktere Sc dostava
nazvu jazz, tanec shimmy (pfl
nemz Sc tancici otrasaji jako
re studene vody vytazeny pud-
lik), tanec kocici a mnohe jine
vynalezy tohoto druhu, pfi
kterych jest die nazoru in
spektord verejna moralka V
nebezpeci. Do klatby jest da-
no mackati Sc prilis k tanecni-
ci neb i opacne, tanciti pfi-
tisknutymi obliceji i jine ne
zpIsoby tancicich parku. Tan
cici Sc take pri kolovani nesml
draeti kolem krku, aniz davati
jinak podobne neznosti ma je-
vo.
Miss Marie Wilson, supervi-
sorka verejnych stfedisk wee
ra Sc vyslovila, ze jiste me-
slusne tance Sc obycejne
objevuji ma pocatku plesovych
sezon a to vzdy jen ojedinele
a nikdy takovem rozsahu, a
by Sc mohlo mluviti upadku
vseobecne mravnosti. Pfestup-
nici byli napomenuti a take l.
hned vsech podobnych dive.
kych pokusG zanechali. Mno-
hou napravu zde ziednaly
mestske tancirny, kde Sc mia
dym lidem davaii patricne po-
kyny a kterych take jest temito
idbano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-07
SPISOVATEL WELLS v
RUSkU.

Londyn, 6. rijna. = H. G..
Wells, znamy anglicky spisova-
tel (ienz take vCeskosloven-
sku pozfva velmi dobre pove-
sti), pribyl do Petrohradu a
die moskevske bezdratne depe-
Sc byl uvitan delegaci ruskych
spisovatel1 Maximem Cor
kym V tele. We sve odpovedi
ma uvitaci feci Wells pravil.
re neni pochybnosti o tom, ze
Rusko Jest ma ceste k velke bu-
doucnosti, avsak rusky an
glicky karakter Sc velice r1zni
a ze tyto diva narody nemohou
sveho cile dosahnouti stejnymi
methodami. "Vase cesta", pra-
vii Wells, "vede ke komuni-
smu, nase ke kolektivismu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-07
KULA PROPUSTEN NASLED-
KEN POROTNiHO VYROKU
OBzALOBY.

Pro vrazdu bordynkare Jo-
sefa Kundry obzalovany josef
Kula osvobozen byl vGera W.
rokem poroty soudce Maurice
Bernona. Soudci lidu radili Sc
necelou hodinu a priklonili sc
k nazoru obhajce st. M. Youn-
ga, Jenz tvrdil, ze Kula spa
chal Ia vinu mu kladeny Gin V
sebeobrane pri hajeni sveho
bytu pred vetrelcem. Behem
dvou tydnd jest to druhe spro-
steni re Zlocinu vrazdy prveho
stupne. Prvne osvobozena byla
Matte Colemanova, jez "a
hAdky zabila sveho souseda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-07
UCTE Sc ANCLItINE.
Rozsireny program vecernich
skol.

v Clevelande ma zajiste
kazdy, kdo ma dobre vile, pri-
lezitost nauciti Sc anglicine,
jejiz znalost sc kazdemu oby-
vateli stava nanejvys nutnou.
Take v sousedstvi nasich osad
nachazime dostatecny vyber
skol, kde Sc bezplatn6 vyucuje
anglickemu jazyku obcan-
skym vedomostem. Utebni O.
snowy techto vecernich tfld
neomezuji sc vsak pouze jen
ma jazyk a obcanska prava, a.
lie rozsiri Sc ma jine ,vedy,
iichz znalost kazdemu poslu-
chaci niue ien zlepsiti ext
stencil. Vyucovanf dele Sc no.
dinach vecernich cd pondelka
do patku a nemdzeme iinak,
nez opetn6 zdurazniti nase
stale upozorhovani ma dule-
zitost techto skol a plynoucich
z nj vyhodv. Kazdy z krajan6
zajiste najde We SVEN soused.
stvi skoly. kde vyucovani jest
udileno uplne bezplatne a X
tomu ma posluchat i pfistup k
zabavnim vecerGm obcas uci-
telskymi sbory poradanym.
Jak nam pri osobni navst6ve
sdelil pan J. A. Sharon, Glen
divise pro lidovou vychovu, by
10 jiz zahajeno vyueovani v
v nasledovnich skolach lezicich
V sousedstvi, neb We stredu
ceskych osad: skolni budovy
ma Fowler (kde Sc pfihlasil ne
dostatecny pocet zactva) Har-
ward, Warren, Union, Huck
Fullerton Miles Park.
Promeskal-li n6kdo zapis
mGze tax uciniti dodatecne, a.
lie bude dobre, ably 81 pospisil
a tax byl 1Gasten celeho behu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-07
STRELBA v KESTAURAN.
TU.
Jeden z hostI zastrelen.

V jidelne 1885 Central Ave.
doSlo We ctvrtek casn6 rano k
strelb6, "a ktere zabit byl me-
zjisteny dosud cernoch a jiny
host smrtelne poranen. Diva zri
zenci restaurantu byli policii
pfidrzeni k zodpovednosti. X
tinu doslo, kdyz sc oba prvnej-
81 zdrahali zaplatiti "a diva
sandwice. Mattel jidelny Elias
Salin nebyl V ddbe strelby de-
sud V zavode. Die vypovedl
zatccnych zamestnanc1 byli IL
to napadeni cernochy predem
a ohrozovani nozi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-07
USMRCENI AUTOMOBILY.

57-lety Jan Cankovic, 4034
st. Clair Ave. srazen byl IL
terry vecer automobilem ma st.
Clair Ave. vych. 40. ul. k ze-
mi dopraven s rozbitou leb-
kou do Lakeside nemocnice
kde vGera zraneni podlehl.
3lety hoch Felix Andresky,
1906 Ridgewood Ave. byl po-
dobnym zpisobem zabit pri
prebihani pres ulici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-07

chlete ditky Francie! Napo-
leon a jeho statecne vojsko je
porazeno. Den zkazy pro ce-
lou francouzskou armadu ma
stava! Franeouzove! Pama-
tujte ma omen den! u Sedanu
bojovali jsme pouZe my, a
pouze vami. A CO jste ude-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-07

lali Wy? Me! A den sedansky
rzejde znova, my Ease obsa-
dime Pafiz stejne podmin-
KY. ktere wy iste ulozili nam,
budou yaam bray snad uloze-
nv Mani. Nase pomsta stihne
Erancii! At zije Nemecko
- yhvre Francie Polsko!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-07

iak nruskS duch nasili a zpup-
roSti nehvl vvmfcen ami nynf,
'vaseinuie "Matin" plakat,
[tert bvl dne 2. zafi (vyro6i
'4''r Sndanu) nalepen We
Vel. Strelici ma vsech rozich.
Tento plakat byl francouzsky,
aby mu okupacni vojsko take
opravdu roZumelo, a Znel:
"Pamatujte ma 2. zari! Tru-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-07
PRED PUL STOLETlM.

Francouzska kolonie V jiho-
vychodnim Kansasu vyrobila
po tovarnicku prvni samet v
Americe.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-03-05
PASTORS OF OKLAHOMA
IN GREAT MOVEMENT
Big Interchurch World Campaign to he
Discussed In Conference nt OkIuhO-
ma City Next Week.

All pastors of Protestant churches
in this county have received invita-
tions urging them to attend the state
wide conference of ministers to he held
in Oklahoma City at the First Pres
byteriar church on March s. {? and 10.
The Loco Protestant pastors of Ok
lahoma have all been included in the
list of delegates and acceptances are
pouring in upon DR. y. +. Patterson
of Oklahoma city. who is in charge Of
ARRANGEMENTS pr Patterson is field
secretary of the Interchurch World
Movement. which has called the gath
ering. To insure Il full att. ndance. the
more than 20 denominations associated
in the Movement have agreed that the
railroad fare and Pullman charges Of
the ministers WHO attend shall be paid
from the Intcrchurch funds.
Tho world program of the moveme Mt
win hc presented to the pastors by
outstanding national leaders Of III.
various denominations. illustrating
their addresses with colored slides
maps and charts. The gigantic tasks
confronting Christianity following the
war will be outlined. and the part OK
lahoma can play will be presented.
b.nonina;ional conferences to b.
/ held on March 10 will he Il feature of
: the gathering. The session will he
| open at > p. m. on Monday March s.
and will close with the afternoon meet
| ing the following Wednesday.
| Women leaders in religious. civic
! l'hilanthropic. club and grange work
! will hold a parallel conference on
| March and AT St Luke's NJ. T.
church. south The purpose is TO en-
! list the cooperation of church women
! from different parts of the state and
train them for leadership in the county
| conferences and other meetings that
will be held later. They will see tina,
The program of the Interchurch World
Movement embodying plans by which
the church may meet the present -da )
world needs is thoroughly and intel.
| .!Esrtly presented
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-03-05

'tontrartion of bank credits was not
however. Eenrral throughout the coun-
try. hu' the reduction reported in the
Ne" >"rh dlSlrlct VAS partially offset
hy AN increase elsewhere. \ dcclin. in
bank deposits. both in financial crntrrs
ana else" here, has occurred, "a part be
ms du' % III" withdrawal of Govern
m'nt funds Very great difficulty in
placing both commercial and rous.rva-
iiN" Investment securities in satisfar-
tory quantities Is reported hy dealers 4"
'i"u"'a prospects at the close of Feb
iu'r! W"i" Tor an active and prosper
"us spring season in all lines the
statement $ sdid Agricultural prusprcts
W"r" Declared 1" Ice "rcassuring' and
"ur'tlm"nt in "Np"rts. due to Tie ,N-
'haug" situation. undoubtedly begin
ming to make Itself felt. were believed
by many OF the hinkinE authorities
soon /" b" II benefit TO the consumer
here rather than an injury
General manufacturing VAS reported
vc'N active al over the country
Wholesale trade conditions were said
to be prosperous almost throughout the
country. In reporting individual lines
the statement remarked that the de
mand for good grades of shoes. regard
| less of price, seems to continue. and
shoe pric" lists FOR the new season
ar" higher than ever.
Some Improvement was noted in gen.
"rai labor conditions. There was an
| "unfavorablc aspect" however a ten.
dcncy reported from various districts
| toward restriction OF output
/ The most serious situation in tn,
| labor field is that of farm workers
\ genuine scarcity is noted which
the board feared, might result in a re,
duction in farm acreage That wa.
| said to be particularly true of IN,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-03-05
DEMPSEY is NDICI5
FOR EVASION ON
Champion And His Manager
(hnrged With COnspirae! J
Dempsey In The t'aS

William Harrison Jackl
heavyweight champion OF
and his manager, Jack hen
been indicted by the FedtI'
jury at San Francisco on vi
they conspired to have pemY
the selective draft. y se'Vs
ment against Dempsey cNd's
evasion of the draft. j
The indictments cam' aS II
revelations to the jury N
Dempsey. divorced wife oil I
list. to he effected that sn
Demps.y's claim for cNe"p,
cause she was compelled 70 ".
affidavit withdrawing .N
which WAS sworn to by ME
before Il notary public mere \
considered by the jury
nounced by Colonel {. W '.1
sistant United States llis't.,
who was handling the '"st '"
fidavit did not affect wv -,
ment's investigation in am :,
Frank Spellman, r'pfrs'e.-r.. %.
the Los Angeles Motion i"I "A
pany. in which DEMPSEY ,,,'i, a",
are interestcd; draft o''ns. y.
handled Dempsey's case "-'
sporting characters who "'. WI.
to have knowledge OF the "'
spiracy were question: !!
The maximum penali' u" :,
spiracy charge is two !@n an
penitentiary and fine OF 80 ~,
the evasion conviction oha'F
in prison.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-03-05
CADDO ROAD MAY
BE MADE I4-FT.
MOVE on FOOT TO HAVE STATE;
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT CHANGE;
PLANS AND MAKE STATE ROAD
TO CADDO WIDER.

After securing legislation necessary
TO secure the reapproprIation of funds
to complete the State road from Du-
rant to Caddo, Representatives. ]. Il.
Smith, Porter Newman and others in
terest"d, have sought to impress the
state Highway authorities with the
inaGequacy of the Aft. road contem-
plated in the original contract. and
a part OF whica las been laid. Dr.
Smith who has been wheel horse
at tins work. says that he is reason
ably sur" the Highway Department
will make any reasonable change in
specifications desired by the citizens
OF TINS section when Il new contract is
let for the completion uf the highway.
Ever since the road "a nine foot
concrete oue) was started there has
been much dissatisfaction as to its
width, but as it is "A State project
and the county is putting up nothing,
there seemed no way Of getting things
changed to suit. Now. however. that
the matter has to be- gone into again
by the State Highway Department,
specifications mad" and new con-
tract let. Dr. Smith thinks 1t may rea-
sonably be expected that the Depart
ment will take some cognizance of the
wishes of the people.
As committee OF one from the Lions
Club. the Doctor has been invited to
appear before the Rotarians and ex-
plain things. Then there will be n
meeting with the Commercial Asso-
citation, and later one with a deiega-
tion of citizens from Csddo. II will
be decided by consensus of opinion
at these gatherings what the State De-
partment will be asked to do. Dr.
Smith believes that an ls-foot gravel
road can he built for the same money
as the formerly contemplated 9-foot
! concrete road. and he vastly more SER
viceable. II this is so. and the High
way Department can be made TO see
| the matter In the same light II /.
more than likely that the road from
here 10 Caddo will be a good ls-foot
gravel highway.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-03-05
PLAIN LANGUAGE
USED BY LANE
RETIRING SECRETARY OF INTER-
ION SAYS GOVERNMENT NEEDS
FEWER MEN. MT OF LARGER
ABILITY.


official Washington, "a combination
of political caucus, drawing room and
civil service bureaus" containing
statesmen who ar" politicians and
politicians wh" ar" not statesmen" is
poorly orEdnizcd for its task which
fewer men Of larger CaIucity would
do better" Such is an .pi,ome of the
views of Franklin * Lame retiring
Secretary Of the Interior. expressed in
characteristics parting rcuort to the
President on the occasion Of leaving
public llf" Sunday after more than
twenty yclrs' service IT, last seven
in the cabinet.
"Washing;on." SAY. ~" rc'jrinE Sci
rotary. IL rich in brains and characters
II - homes beyond any commercial
standard. 1t wishes to do cIrrythinE
that viii promote the public good. But
/ ii is poorly orE'niz"j for the task that
belongs to il. Fewer m"i OF larger ca
ra"ity would do the TASK tr,cr. Ability
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-03-05
keSey1:e Board Predicts Busy Spring
and Says agricultural Prospects Good

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't7 I t''n'r, lid. "th"r" runs plainly
:. f'C"thii'"7 "t III" "\isi"hc" of an
y-Te'' Hiraih"d condition of credit and
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-03-05
RESOLUTIONS or sNAPS

Whereas. the Reaper VA I'D
is Death has gathered ioi .n
ing into the heavenly sH'rs
earth's most beautiful i'oSSn
person of little Lucille COZ. ~ AL
Therefore. be 1t resolNeu r,J
tend to the parents an" ,sy
s!ncerest heartfelt syiAI',,'ry.,
the saddest hour of their ", IN,
And that we pray Goo ; rsj
TO send comfort to their .s,,
and to lead them 10 see s,
bereavement His way - ,ss,.
BE il further resolved 10
Of these resolutions be Nt"' ~,
lily. and a copy sent 10 y.
Weekly News for pubH'""
(Signed)
q. P. BEANE.
NAOMI CATE
ERA BEATy.. "A
GLADYS RAN1ss' R.S1s
MRS. RuM1A y "
Colbert. Oklahoma. feo'
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-03-05
SO-aAILED "STEEI. TRUST'
UPHELD HI SUPREME COURT

The Supreme Court of the United
States Monday. by a vote Of four to
three, refused 10 dissolve the United
States Steel Corporation and its num-
erous subsidiaries comprising the So
called "steel trust. The Government
has long fought for dissolution of the
Iron and steel trade combination for
alleged violation of the Sherman anti
trust law. but with the dismissal Of the
charges the corporation is ph.D,tcd
from all charges
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-03-05
PALMER Us CANDIDATE

Attorney General Palmer has formal
ly announced his candidacy for the
Democratic presidential nomin ltion,
and in message to the Georgia State
Democratic Committee said: III the
Democrats of Georgia see fit TO select
me as their choice ! shall receive the
honor with deep appreciation"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-03-05

Read the News and keep posted.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-03-05
Dainty Spring Blouses

Never could you picture such bewitching
models as are shown here.
The Overblousc and Pcplum effects fav-
pr Gcorgcttcs and Brocades in wonderful
refined Spring hues with hand-embroidery
and Oriental braid trim.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-03-05

1t IL stated that the city of Durant
is to get one of the Government mo.
tor trucks 10 he used by the street
department
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-03-05
Neu Spring Suits

A striking note is sounded in the two hun
dred Tailleurs Just received that are like
all other Herndon ready-to-wear, so truly
smart The new Eton Suit, the chic belted
models and the youthful ripple Coat Suits.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-03-05

SIX issues. 7"C-Over fifty of the newest color
cont A:.t!ona !e shown in this line. In woven
stripes and plaids, 32 inches wide These It's
sues "e cNceli'nt values at ............... 75c
.TH I.phyr G.ng!,anas 5Oc-Thcse fine import
ai Gnghana q c in exceptionally neat and dain-
~ patterns, 81 inches in width In over 100 diff
F'rri' styles. Priced the yard ..... SOC
leDhyy Gtnght WS,3jc-A wonderfully complete
showing is to be found in this line. Plenty of
small ,Lrck5 ! u the little folks; Reasonably
priced, the "a d - 35c
DRESS Gingho us, BIC and 1Oc-Two complete
lines II very p. ,tty patterns. Plaids checks and
strip in all le new colorings. Exceptionally
good values al the yard 35c and ........... 4Oc
One Dig lot If Ginghams for less than we can
repl;t them . todays prices. We have them in
checks, Plaids md Stripes, for the yard w 25c
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-03-05
Spring Wraps and Goats

Among these-variety reigns. One goes
from the piquant sports coat, brilliant. vivid
in colo. to the new spring models in EvoraS
and other new fabrics.