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The Semi-weekly leader., 1920-12-11
Summit Mayor Renamed
For Another Term

Summit. Miss. Dec. THE election
of municipal officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows:- Mayor, J. T.
Hutehison. reelected. no opponent.
Judge ]. H. Jones, reelected; e. e.
Blount, marshal for the past eleven
years. reelected over w. T. Bickham and
H. w. Wolbrecht; Aldermen-R. W. Ev-
ans succeeded NJ. C. McGehee; T. L.
Gotten elected over E. A. Thiac; w. A.
Tynes and J. L. Jackson reelected. no
opponent. F. ]. Martens reelected sec
retary no opponent.
The Rev. A. S. Oliver. pastor OF the
Methodist congregation for the past
year, with his family had narrow es-
cape from serious injury while motor
ing to Brookhaven Saturday to attend
the annual conference ia session there.
The car skidded turned over. demol-
ished the top and other parts. threw
all occupants out although they escap-
ed with severe bruises and a general
shakeup.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1920-12-11

Our showing of Felt Bedroom Slipper
for the whole family is worthy o
your inspection. They are beautiful
The Semi-weekly leader., 1920-12-11
Domestic Science Glass Eonors Public

The Junior Domestic Science class of
the Public School gave a dinner party
for Miss Franklin yesterday evening at
six-thirty. Six courses were beautifully
served.
Following the dinner there was a
toast program, with Mr.. s. M. Byrd as
toastmaster Mr.. Ward addressed very
sloquently The Leap Year Bride; Miss
L.und spoke for The Groom; Mr.. Simp-
son, Cupid; Miss sasser Home Seekers
Paradise; Miss Jones, Somewhere in the
West; Miss Franklin responded in a very
pleasing manner
Decorations abounded in holly and
mistletoe and Cupids and the guests
who were the teachers Of Pearlhaven
md Of Brookhaven enjoyed the lovely
Environment the delightful dinner and
ehe pleasant association.
4rcokhaven friends who have greatly
The Semi-weekly leader., 1920-12-11
miss Hazel Barge Entertains members
OF High school Glass.

Miss Hazel Barge charmingly enter
tanned classmates and neighbors at hel
home last Friday evening, the company
enjoying the hours unusually well. The
original contest Miss Hazel instituted
was so localized and so personal that II
met with delightful response. 1t was
"A Trip Around the World" which en-
braced the names Of the large class and
vas enjoyed by everybody present as
they sailed out on the ocean for "Hol-
land" on the Barge and even wher
affrighted they returned to "Sumrall'
"Prentiss" etc, The gifted young host.
ees' plan of the play may be readily
seen by this brief mention. Rook was
also enjoyed.
Delicious refreshments were served
and the most cordial hospitality extend
ed BY older members Of the famiIy.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1920-12-11
Accidents Annually Claim $4,000 Chill
dren In U. s.

official records showing that no few
er than $4,000 children were killed by
accidents in the United States in the
year 1919 emphasizes the need of more
strenuous campaigning along the lines
Of public safety. Most of all is educa-
tional work among the children them
selves a prime necessity as too many Of
them, through heedlessness invite the
accidents of which they are victims.
Playing in roadways where motor
car traffic is heavy is one prolific source
of such accidents, and crossing the
highways without looking to the right
or left to see If the way is clear is
another Parents and school teachers
could do much to lessen the number
Of accidents due to these causes by con-
stantly impressing on the minds Of their
children the danger Of such practices.
Springfield Union.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1920-12-11
Mr.. and mrs. win obsrsChmidt cOmpli-
mented by Friends.

About three dozen of their young
friends rendered Mr.. and Mrs Will Ober-
schmidt house-warming at the Kra-
mer home Thursday evening. They
were cordially received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Kramer and were later delightfully."- en-
tertained with hot chocolate and chick
'en sandwiches.
Beautiful gifts were conveyed by the
young people in a "push-mobile" that
elected expressions Of appreciation from
the newly-wedded who We're taken en-
tirely by surprise.
Mr.. Kramer assisted in charmingly
entertaining the company and inaugu-
rated a guessing contest in which Mrs.
Troy McGehee won the prize.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1920-12-11

admired the fair bride-to-be throughshe her
more than two years residence here will
be interested to know that the gentle
man who has. yielded to the lure Of her
many charms is Mr.. Eris Jamison, of
California. The wedding viii take place
next month
The Semi-weekly leader., 1920-12-11

A modern discovery for the rapid
healing Of flesh wounds, cuts. burns,
bruises, sores. and scalds is Liquid Bo-
rozone. It is q clear colorless liquid
possessing marvellous healing power
Price. soc, SOC, and s1.2O. Sold by
Brookhaven Drug Co... and Price Drug
ca.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1920-12-11

The Mississippi Conference that has
just closed its annual session in Brook
haven is allotted s1.25o.O0O in the cam
paign Of Education. DR.. J. M. Morse
Is director Of the canvass. whftworth
College is expected to be beneitted by
an appropriation.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1920-12-11

Use the Leaders columns when
you have anything to sell or want to
buy something,
The Semi-weekly leader., 1920-12-11

The tighter money gets the louder II
talks,
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26
wANTED-sITUArloN. FEMALE 20

YOUNG lady, experienced in clerical work desires position; local references. Box 92C, Republican. dp
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26

Cor. Second and Adams Sts., Phone 14S0; office, hotel and restaur-nt help, laborers, mechanics, cotton pickers, free to employers. If
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26

TWO room apartment and garage. 15SO W. Madison. dn
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26
FOR RENr-APARrMENra i

FOR RENT-$40 per month. half of double rooms and bath, unfurnished. Phone 1795. dp
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26
WANTED HELP-MALE
Guarantee
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE

Guarantee
 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Cor. Second and Adams Sts., Phone 4S0; office hotel and restaur-nt help, mechanics, cotton pickers, | 'ree to employers. If
 PHONE-BRADMAN PHOENIX EMPLOYMENT OFFICE RELIABLE HELP FURNISHED ON NOTICE. III s. 1st St. If IF YOU want cotton pickers or any other reliable help, call
 CENTRAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
 15 WALL ST. PHONE 466s If BOOKKEEPER-A man capable of taking charge of small set of books for dry goods store near Phoenix; must be accurate; good easy position for right party. Box SD, Republican. dp sARGENT'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
 F. H. SARGENT
 Skilled and unskilled labor on short notice. 2s s. First St. Phone 4243. If LONGS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Ship any part of state. Phone SEA. l1 Wall St Cor Jefferson St. If LIVE WIRE EMPLOYMENT AGCY. 3 Cactus Way. Phone 693
 Competent EeIp sent to any place in the state on short notice.
 If RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT OF- FICE. 233 $. Central. Phone 1773 Good cotton pickers furnished. any number.
 BUSY BEE
 EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 237 N. CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 10s5. 12dd WANTED = First class carpenters. Apply Ford garage and ask for Theo. Sten. Contractor dp YOUNG man 20 to 20 for soliciting and clerical work, one who Is willing to start on small salary and earn promotion; partial knowledge of bookkeeping help ful; one living with parents preferred. Reply in own hand writing. Box 93C, Republican dm WANTED-A number of men with automobiles or motorcycles to travel the southwest taking subscriptions among farmers. Good money to hustlers. Liberal commissions. Steady work Field untouched. Call or write Successful Cotton Growing, 32 South Central Ave. Phoenix. dn WANTED-Several men unable to do hard labor or inside work to travel the southwest taking subscriptions among farmers. Good money. Liberal commissions. Steady work. Call ol write Successful Cotton Growing, Si South Central Ave. Phoenix. dr
 WANTED-HELP. FEMALE ?; WANTED-A chocolate dipper al Kennedy's Candy Kitchen, SIS W. Var Buren. dI WANTED-Middle-a woman tt | do general housework in small family Phone S776. dI l WANTED = Two chambermaids a Phoenix Sanatorium. Phone 4159 dI l : WANTED-A girl to wait on ta ble, board and room if preferred. Phon' 3161 or call 373 N. Second avenue. dn WANTED-A chambermaid. Appl. Jefferson hotel. dl WANTED-Experience chambermaid Majestic Hotel 24 F. Washington. dn
 WANTED-Young woman as mai for elderly lady. Box 72C, Repub | lican. dn I WANTED = Competent cook an, | housekeeper. s11 E. McDowen. dn
 WANTED-Several women drivins automobiles and having spare time to take subscriptions in the southwes among farmers. Work on your owl time. Good money to be made. Lib eral commissions, steady employment field untouched. Call or write Sue | cessful Cotton Growing. 32 Soul Central Ave. Phoenix. al | WANTED-Lady to assist in house work and care of children; light worl Applicant must be in good health. Ad dress R. A. Cook. Ray. Arizona. q
 WANTEp--HELp, MALE AND
 
 WANTED-Restaurant or any sma business: have cash buyers. Guarar tee Employment Office, Second $ and Adams. Phone 14S0. MONEY TO LOAN
 ! i%
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26
FOR RENT-FuRNIsHEp ROOMS

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room, connected with bath. Near Cap itoL Gentleman preferred. 1918 w. Washington St dm
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26

WANTED-Wide awake man with small amount of money to invest in a good legimate business; be your own boss; experience not essential. Phone calls not accepted. Inquire 6o21a W. Van Buren, Apt. 8. dp
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26

FIVE ROOM house for rent. Call Recorder's Office dm
 FIVE-ROOM HOUSE TO RENT ON CAR LINE AND PAVED STREET. 12 w. VAN BUREN, BOLIN REALTY co dm
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26

NO ROOM trouble if you call Uni versal Tourist Community. Modern, delightful, nicer than ordinary room. These are tent houses. accommodation for from l to 6 persons in each tent house; no tuberculars. Phone 3S2S.
 Qh
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26
wANrEp-slruArIoN MALE is
EX- SERVICE MEN SEEK JOBS

When you want help give the first chance to ex-service men. number ol men who have served their country nov are looking for positions here Phone American Legion II quarters 4s3S, snd we may be able to ill your needs If
Arizona republican., 1920-11-26
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-SmaI valise containing agents supplies. Return to Singer Sewing Mach. Co, J. E. Dudley. dm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
THOUSAND TRAINED WORKERS
REMAIN IN BATTLE ZONE
Red Cross Agents Are Fighting Dis
cnS" and starvation in Siany SIS

WASiiINC;TO&. March Althogh
Nm'erican itcd Cross RELIEF work over
seas is diminishing rs rapidiy rs con
manity. moro than .00g trained work :
erS remain III the field. lighting; disease
and starvation in areas as yes uuabls
TO help themselves.
Officially summarizing the situation
Lieutenant Colonel Robert Il. oIds. lied
Gross Commissioner for Europe re-
ported today 10 national Headquarters
here HAT aggressive and comtfnuin..
relief measures still were cem;inocd
by widcSnreAd suffering in Poland. the
Battle states and south Russia. He
expressed conviction that from no,y
most vital one All energy is beint
used 10 get relief supplies to sntIs-
factory bases IN the Baltic ana Bia.,;
Seas regions, while the unit assigned
10 the Baltic states is being Increased
IN personnel from hfty-four TO seventy
steps also are being taken nj Con-
stantinopie TO organize further relisr
measures in behalf Of the refugees OF
south Russia
OF the total American personnel =,
Iarse number are stationed in Fraucc
pr!nripai!y IN connection with relic:
SUPPLIES and their trans portation Tnc
personnel attached 10 the various COM
missions operating under direction
~: Abania, "a; Czecho- SiOvalSia B..
Greece. .: Italy, 30; Montenegro. 80:
leland III Roumania, %; serbia. s6-
Nest Russia: "a: South Russia. ~
England, 3: Vienna u
An outline ufEhow the Americans, IGcd
Cross is fnliliins tS mission tJs
: ven by COLONEL Oids as follows:
The character OF the work Ia the
falkans is changing from oin.vgeuc.
relief TO medical service ana assist
ing those peoples in erecting their
terrible crisis that has dcvelopcd Ia
Vienna 'Sh20o,oOD worth OF vcliof sun
plies has already sbceu given In ltlly
ne work is confined to Red Gross
Home service in behalf OF the famil .S
Of men who served with the American
army and Americans who. served IN
Tile italian army who are trying 10
return to this country.
The most extensive present work
IS that in Poland where. III co-opp...-
ton with the League Of ltcu cross so
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

world looks to no particular class for
these men. the road to success is not
u path for privileged travellers.
Success open to All.
II is open TO al. rhe RICH, men. viii
lind IL. But, as say, the training OF
these men * not Keeping pace with
business developments
e. think tho practice In many under
takiugs OF putting Il man into par
tieular post ana kerpinG him there Is
rcstriets'a good man. narrows his OUT
look and makes him. in Z small way,
an expert.
In The training a men they ought
TO get greater variety of experiences.
Tho Psychology OF the individual
should be studied, and his capacity
tested in various directions. Their"
ohgh; to he more elasticity.
EXPERTS Vista Limited.
II is often said that inns is the day
OF the expert. hut IN the business
world the vista al the expert is VERY
limited. Ey being a so-called expert,
YOU coniinc your ideas to one JOB.
whereas the big men now wanted are
those Of broad views. general expert
ence and large grip of affairs.
men. We ltnow what happened dur
ing the war--men formerly leading
obscure lives in obscure posts sud-
denly lcaOed into commanding posi-
tons. leaders of men. because theN
=, w the instant need Of action. of init
utivc and of clear brains took me
p.ungc hol1l yand won through
I;ut the biE business man must have
.ioiu:u. If lc is 10 win he must I'M
dcrstaud hiG job, he able 70 eXplor"
it through and through aud rake the
big risks of the game.
TIL. Drake OF today * the man who
seeks adventure in business That IS
his world discovery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

'cleties. The .American Rei Cross IS
strtflns 20 check the spread Of tSphus
"hd caro- for the pcnnucss refugees
,ntt are pourlnW hack into tlIcir home
iaHd. To C@ccho S!OyaRia nurses are
IaslGncd 70 peln Stt2hitsh n n.,tioual
nurse NnipinS system and the Czccho.
.SioNnif ISd Cross Is Being assisted Ia
.s.uStrihuting 100 cnriUnds OF relief, sup
pies sent IN by the American society
sun e%tvuSivc. hut dininishinr.'
IN addition TO this major projects
Ihefe are Heail& y score OF activities
conducted ~ behalf OF the war " orr
ehildrcn az rulupeon countries bv FIX.
junior Fcd Gross, supported Oy III.
"a, cUo.ON0 American school ciiia,.,,
that are ncuIDers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
TO PROTECT INDUSTRIES
England Advised That Germans Arc
Prepared Ia suppl! N"riu
NTH DycS.

LONDON. Mar. Ia The need for COY
eminent protection Of icadsng British
key Industries was emrhnsizsd bN sew
erai experts at a meeting OF thc sotl-
ETY. ol chemical industry,
One speaker VINO had visited the
German chemical works OF the khlhe
WALES. described them as ON" mug"
and chly efficient organization tenn
porIriN paralyHed but capable OF
SUPPLYING 81 per cent OF the world :
needs OF dyes, with the nrccssar: raw
materials and Labor.
Ills point WAS ma, Win such an or
guniZItion III existence, immediate
steps should be taken 10y the British
government to ensure some FORM OF
protection - BritLsh Industries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
LAND FILLED WITH CRiPPLES
london Surgeon Returns From Serbia
Asserts Coalitions Arc
Pitcous.

LONDON. March 13-Sir John Lynn
Thomas. the widely known orthopedic
surgeon of CardilI, who returned re-
Gently rom Serbia sass the land is
nued with eripples, many OF whom
orthoprdiC methods were available.
The state OF the wounded and dis-
abled soldiers of Serbia Is said TO bt.
piteous. These men arc without the
simplest appliances and tn. country
lacks surgeons With the requisite
know ledge of new methods The Ser
bian REQ Cross Society in oireat Brit
ain invited Serbian surgeons To come
10 England and study English or;ho-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
DOES PRACTICAL WORK
Travelling Division OF Industrial Court
settles Many EmEii.h Labor
DISPUTES

LIVERPOOL Mar. ia travelling d.
vision of tile Industrial court. appoint
ed for the purpose Of dealing with diff
ferenccs between employers and en-
ployces. l. reported TO he doing good
woris. One day II was at Crcwe, the
following day at sheffield, the next day
az Liverpool, Who're disputes were fuzzy
considered ana promptly settled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
OPPOSE EMERGENCY ACT
German Hap'sesS nraft lIcn,o-tai AN,
~cn>i :: az National
=

BERLIN. iIar IA uniou Of ,ha ht,.
hHnkers ana private bankers oil lcI'ifE
Has r'%tted aud forwarded. to the Nj
'.'I5 49, ii"iN z m"noriah IN which
enc lin;F Hi.-l1s make n renewed protc Z
against The adoption or The natiouas
Sn'erSeileN levy RrppoSed br Matthias
EiIbeE2er, Minister Of c'inGncr
The lan!ar; sa> ne lew win de-
priv Use utti ~ 0f capital ureISd IL.
larry on protnoUon. seriously impair
The i"a-viduab credits needed 20 con
duot Legitimate enterprises and thns
ihere lS Jah&er tAbt GCrmlny's' enemies
IuaN sci:n the noccsds OF the levy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
PAINTED FOR DINNERS
Fnmous I'rruci. IinnrcH.ioris,. ,y
ilr'nG% iiiGh Price on uay
- s.iS :sC.Ih

PAklS, August Renoir ,ne
l2inoHs treuHh impression died II
sai, nSs rs NoSi on the day chat his
nytu'c % tie Pant Neur fe,chnd 100
vyu tIalcs at an trt sale IN his 'vo,,fl,
ne .ofsen pad for his dinner with a
neuntr was one of thu nrst OF Inc
inprc SIpl,Sts ~ Worked to rho Ina
:nnd died with his palette in nix hand.
go iinm lust pgE!nping TO lSnuw
oyer 70 ''' "a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

LONDON. March I3.-pIcmicr LLOYD
George is very musical ana the pos
SCISSOR OF iue tenor voice says the
Church Family Newspaper lie has
several favnrlte hymns. the chief Of
which is Iabe2" lie is very fond
of The Welsh mining hymn "C.wnt
Ehondda.' Also 'Moriah," 'DwyfoI."
and "Rrynhy:ryd' which ~. sings in
Welsh when attending the Welsh
places o worship
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14
LESS DRUNKARDS NOW
English Figures show Prison List Tia.
Siruni< tu 1870


LONDON. March -Englands army
OF drunkards IS disappearing. About
nttccn years ago 1o.on0 persons We're
annually committed 20 prison for
drunkenness and the average for n few
years before the war was about 10000.
fhc comm! toner's of prisons in their
annual report say that the numbers
committed To prison last year were. 80
males and aga females
Reports from all the prisons testify
10 the b.neuccnt effects OF restriction
on thc SnltS Of iMinN lnarLM.. LLnMnr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

'You haven't oNpianea ncyy van
happened to. have these chickens in
YOUR posse Ssiun sad .iEagistrate
StCrntN 10 tie prisoner. Is trlirf- 10
thinks. 10y WORSHIP. Give mo f-pn,.'
Eepl'ed the prisoner. Il wifi, -Four
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

ConductVr-This transfer expirctl
some time ago, madam
Passenger ,snappilyl-No wonder.
with not a single Vcntilutor opcn In tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-14

Tootilache Earaclc Neuralgia irnIbago Rheu-
natism NcuEtis. fo;nt Pains. and Pain generally.
Remember Bayer means gonuinei Say
"Bayer" Handy tin boxes OF twelve tablets cost.
but q lew cents. 9rpggists also sell larger pack
ages. Aspirin is the trade mark OF I}aycr Nanu-
iactrre of Observation-Disclosures Of Salioy!icacid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-15
SECRETARIES ARE CITED.
Colby. Baker and Daniels Figure
in Western Union Case.

Justice Stafford of the District SUI
preme Court, today cited Secretary OF
state Colby, Secretary of War Bal
and Secretary of the Navy Daniels to
SHOW cause January 4 why H man
damus should not be issued TO pre-
vent their Interference with the
Western Union Telegraph Company in
connecting its cable from Key West
TO Cuba with the barbados cable.
Inc company claims Secretary Colby
has made threats. which the company
lnterprets To mean that it's Key Vest
cuba cables may be torn up by gov
eminent order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-15

The A iscontess Rhondda. the active
manager Of several OF the largest
corporations in the United Kingdom.
has decided to test the Question of
her right as a peefess to u seat in
her Succession to the title two years
ago the question was raised, but she
did not press her claims. Now she
has sent petition to the king, asking
that "A writ may be issued summon
ing her to the house of lords:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-15
SOCIETY TO MAKE GIFTS.
Many to Be Remembered by Visit
ing Nurse Organization.

Santa claus has been deputized by
the Instructive Visiting Nurse Society
TO visit - families and EOS children
in the District this Christmas.
The society has prepared list of
both adults and children it wishes to
remember. and Santa has been asked
to FIJI an order fer fruit. candies and
simple gifts.
According Ia its report for Novem-
Der the society visited 63e patients. of
whom 22s were new. Nursing visits
numbered 1.+5s. and instructive visits
555.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-15
DEFENDS POST CLERKS.
Gompers Denies They Ever Struck
or Threatened To.

Samuel Gompers. president OF the
American Federation OF Labor. last
night issued statement Declaring
that The postal employees affiliated
with the federation had never gone
On strike or tlire "a strike. az as
serted In tin. annual repoi. o. POST
EI2 ster General Rurleson
I'M his argument against postal
employees organization the state
ment said. '-Nr. BurIcsou makes u
glarinr nliss;atanent of fact He says
Postal employees have become bold
because of this affffation. aud have
within recent years threatened to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-15

strike, and in one case actually did
so by rendering their designations
and leaving the service in body.
l challenge Mr.. Burleson to specify n
single Instance where an affiliated
organization OF postal employees has
threatened to strike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-15

Women are the promoters and active
managers of children's bookshops nov
to be found in New York. Chicago.
Boston, Washington and several other
large cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-15

Office in the state capitol in Topeka,
is in favor of prohibiting the use of
tobacco IN the capitol, and has given
notice OF her intention to advise
the executive council
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-15

, Miss Loryaine. E Wooster. state SUI
permit endeht OF Stblfc instruction in
Kansas, is not one OF the women who
: >ok with tolerant eye on Ny Lady
Nicotine. Miss wooster who has her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-15

Velours, Suedine and Serviceab1e Co
silk lined, big fur collars; embroidered cal
lars. Coats made to sell up to $500 in ii
usual lot. Large variety of colors and styl