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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-20

The following Salem school chill
dren are awarded diplomas for pen
manship. as the result of scrutiny by
the Palmer Institute of writing in
Portland. that has just made known
its decision:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-18

Miller has more sense and more abili-
ty than most women
didn't interrupt my husband. 1
simply hated the girl worse than ever.
In the estimation Of all women she
was o fool. But meneyen my Bob
found her clever because she was such
stunning beauty ] bit my lips while
Bob went on:
aDid you never suspect that Rather
inc had iaudable motive for that trip
to Mexico?p
Il shrugged my shoulders.
Jane, see here! Katherine Miller
was in the government secret service
for months!"
sWhati, l exclaimed. "she doesn't
know enough"
Bob frightened his arm around me.
felt like bad child held In tight
grip while medicine was poured down
its throat.
sShe is discharged now. so can
tell you. OF course knew about It for
months, but / wasn't at liberty to in
form you or anybody. Before we went
to Mexico, i had to see her frequently
because we were working on the same
case. That spy, Berghoff, was one of
her big discoveries. He thought he
was deceiying his employer, on the
contrary he was betraying the master
mind OF magnificent German plot
to get control OF all the mines and oil
wells in Mexico
"1t's too much for me to grasp, all at
once, Bob"
Il want you to get this, though.
Katherine Miller and had thsn dis
charged from the government service
before we went to Mexico. Dad want.
ed lot of Information about the band.
its who are everlastinly raiding his
property down there. He knew OF
Katherine's record as a detective, so
he asked her to go, when,I went, and
to get what dope she could. And she
did. And 1t was perfectly beautiful
game, toop
81 should say it was!" said sarcast-
ically. katherine Miller used her
beauty to make men love her, Just SO
that she could get the secret informa-
ton she was after?"
Exactly! Don Manuel was her tool.
You must admit that she knew how to
take care Of herself very well!"
$50. did Delilahl And a lot Of others
l could name. But won't! - replied.
Bob set me down on my feet impa.
tiently and pretended that he was
reaching for good cigaret, but knew
well enough that he was annoyed with
me.
Bob, you and l have something on
her which makes me hard and will
nrAa tx.ar -
you think. Katherine Miller is the
mother of Benjie's baby and she will
never, never adopt the darling. How
can trust mother who disowns her
oAa chi1d?"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-18
COME ssIONs
OF A BRIDE
Learn Katherine Miller Was In the
U. S. Secret Service.
(Copyright, N. q. 81

/ 81. I ~ D.
The exquisite and distinguished hand
writing of katherine Miller startled
me when 1 turned over my morning
mail. picked the note from the 9TH
ss:s and regarded 1t with mixed feel.
lngs. If had been written by the only
Suman being I had ever permitted my
self to hate. Was hate boomerang
which came back to harm the thrower?
] wondered as I.opened the lovely gray
envelope whether 1t might not be the
first bit of ammunition in the attack
OF that sinister distiny" which Chrys
had prophesied.
"My dearest Jane'-ran the letter.
81 am in bed with turned ankle. Have
just heard that You and Chrystobel
are home and ! am so anxious to have
you come over and tell me what hap
pened in Mexico after we separated,
Come to tea-this afternoon-can't
you? What grand news about the re.
scue OF your father-in-law! We all re-
joice with all your family. My love
as ever.-K. NJ"
I whats the matter with that girl?"
asked Bob, when he came in. "She
knows perfectly well that do not like
her."
Bob read the note and then drew me
dow. upon his knee.
Jane, are you not little unjust in
your Judgment Of Katherine?" he
asked. The considerable tone of his
voice angered me- The feeling wasn't
for me at all, it was for the tawny-
hairad ffUar.v{r1s fa1f eurn
Maybe do jump to conclusions
about people," admitted. Maybe it's
bad habit, but I want you to know,
Bob, that I'm going to keep right on
trusting my intuitions about Miss NIL
ler!"
my dear, there's one thing about
her you never were told and now's the
time for you to know it. Katherine
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-18
BY CORA MOORE
lew -York,s Fashion AuthorIty

NSSN y 0TN . F.siSNtOH tNILloTlLys
NEW YORK, March 1S.-Among a
number Of pleasant surprises Fashion
has in store FOR the new spring and
summer is the use of figured materials
for evening frocks. Flowered muslins
and printed georgetts were worn last
year, but pretty figured silks are now
being made up with tulle and moussel,
inc into dance frocks that are extreme.
ly likable.
Here is one in pussy willow. It's
rose and black with smashing wing
bow Of yieux rose tu1le from which fan
two wide lengths that are worn thrown
over the arms. The dress itself is
rather like directoire coat with its
full length side sections terminating
In points over a skirt which also Is
cut deliberately to a point both in
front and back. A corselet Of black
satin extends an inch or two below the
waist and provides the note of EN-.
phasis.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-18
Out of Trouble.

Down TIC ostrhs throat SID
ana they could zee well IKE
naa supposed when the os he
was soTnsob pipe BUNCH Of heel
eaten Also as they discovered later
lowed That why they could % we'll
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-18

went on. From beneath its dropping
brim her flushed, happy face looked
like delicate flower. "oh, dear Miss
Honor" cried the girl, II ought not to
have told you. / ought"
STUFF and nonsense" shifted Miss
Honor briefly.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-18

out when he thet why there got you
too! Looks like
I'VE came to find you'll exclaime d Nancy.
my wits together get all out Of I'm not
be
80 -
he
the ostrich will get to hating himself
Well
81
hoped right out Of Mr. otrichs mouth sunlight
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-18
UNIT AWAY GRAY
OR FADED hair
The Safe, Harmless Method By
Which Thousands Of Women
Keep ooking Young.

TRIAL PACKAGE SENT FnEn,
There are many hair 'dyes', anR
eo:called "restorers,s but there ~
only one "Brownatone. Hair Tint
safe, harmless, instant in results.
easy to apply and preferred by eVerv.
woman who has Tried &c.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-18

Nan This Coupon Now,
The Kenton Pharmacal Co..
% S9ppin Sldg covtngton, Ky.
postage. packing and war taxl
for Trial Package OF Brownatone.
5000. Light to Medium Brown or
...... Dark Brown to Black.
Marx ,ytthEx shade wanted ind mail with
your full nnmo and address . = ~ -.
The independent-reporter., 1920-05-20

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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-09

Dear Santa Claus: / am going to
write you a few lines SO you will
not forget me. I want a bicycle, a
ball and bat, some fruit. And
bring all the girls a doll and some
fruit. hope they will thank you. J
P. Crutchfield.
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Santa, | want you to bring me some
fruit and doll and doll carriage.
will close for this time Mary Ella
Crutchfield.
Dear Santa Claus: What are you
doing this cold day? Are you get
ting ready for Christmas? My teach
er's name is Miss Ruth Chappell.
want you to bring her a ten-cent
handkerchief. Bring me a bicycle,
a wagon. drum and /. bag of choco-
late candy. Claud Moore.
Dear Santa Claus: I am little
girl IL years old. I am in the 4th
grade. Please bring m some hand
kerchiefs, doll and a ball and all
kinds of fruit. Be sure the other
children something. l am happy and
| want to be still happier Christmas
morning. Be sure and hitch your
reindeer good so you can get to my
house. Don't get too srlutty coming
down the chimney. Mildred We'll
Ions
Dear Santa Claus: | am a little
girl, II years old 1 go to Shiloh
school every day and my teachers
name is Miss Ruth Chappeu. I am
in the fourth grade. / am going to
hang my stocking by the mantel. l
want a box of handkerchiefs and a
fountain pen, and some fruit; also,
and please bring my teacher a nice
present, and don't forget my little
sisters and brothers. Mary Annie
Short.
Dear Sarta Claus: Please bring
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fountain pen and lots of fruit and
candies. Please bring Miss Chappell,
our teacher all Christmas tidings
and please bring all the rest of the
children lots of things, too. Mary
Ada Halstead.
Dear Santa: l am hoping that
I'll have some toys from you Christ
mas morning when | wake up. | am
looking for bicycle. some fruits and
nuts. Joe Halstead
Dear Santa; / am a little girl IL
years old, and am in the fourth
grade. Nv teachers name is Miss
Ruth Channell and I like her fine. I
go = Shiloh school. I want a doll
and doll bed, bicycle and lots of
fruit and nuts. | live near Myrtle
Springs. Maud Young.
Dear Santa Claus: / am a little
girl 13-.years old. | am in the fifth
grade. / go to Shiloh school I want
a bicycle and a fountain pen and a
box of handkerchiefs. Ada Young.
Dear Santa Claus: guess you are
busy packing your sack for Christ
mas. | am not going to ask for too
much. Will you please bring me a
bicycle and fountain pen and some
fruits and nuts. Don't forget the
other children. Sarah Barnes.
Dear Santa Claus: I am a little
girl 10 years old and l go to Shiloh
school. NY teachers name of Miss
Ruth Chappell and I am in the fourth
grade. live near Myrtle Springs
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me doll. rubber ball, teaset.
sparklers, all kinds of fruit. nuts and
come tn see all the other children,
too. Please do not disappoint me.
Bobbie Pitcher.
Dear Santa Claus: l am a little
girl IL years old and in 9Th grade.
gong to sch oil at Shiloh and nv
teachers name is Miss Ruth Chap
pell, and like her fine. Please bring
me a teaset bicvcle, fireworks and
kinds of fruits and nuts. But
come to see my little brothers and
sisters, and all of the school child
rem. Fora Sieg
Dea Santa Claus: Please bring
me a bicycle and a fountain pen,
some nuts and fruit. Please don't
forget my brothers and nv sister.
and want YOU to bring Harold d
tricycle. and bring Miss Chappell a
box of candy and bring the rest of
the school children what thew want
and don't forget to bring me some
hrecrac.ers. John Paul Jones.
Dear Good Old Santa: Can hard
ly wait for you. You will find n
tree out in the hall this time and
front door viii be unlocked. SO
come right in. Please bring me
car, grafanola, tool chest and flash
l0ht and heaps of goodies. and
don't forget Lamar. Wexford
Hines. P. S. Please find enclosed
25c for other little children.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me wheel and a cowboy suit and a
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pistol am six years old and
have gotten on the honor roll at
school both months that | have been.
want some candy and fruits, too,
please, sir. Eliza Sheppard.
Dear Santa Claus: / want a knife
and cowboy suit and cap pistol
with caps and an Irish Mail and a
horn and some good things to eat. |
am s years old and am in the third
grade at school, Fred Shipp Shep-
par.
Dear Santa Claus: l am a little
girl s years old. Will you please
bring me doll and doll carriage
and a teaset and a writing desk
and some chack and an eraser and
don't forget my three little nieces.
They will be up here Christmas. viii
you bring me some fruit. Camille
Cottrell. Find dime for the Empty
Stocking Fund.
Dear Santa: Please bring me a
wheel and desk and dollar stock
ing and nuts and fireworks and spar
klers an fruit Don't forget my lit
tie sister and brother Love. Mil
dred Morgan.
Dear Santa: I am little girl 4
years old. Please bring me a doll
and bath robe and slippers and a lit
tie rocking chair. Please don't for
get my little sister, Doris. Bring
US some candy and fruits. Helen
Sheppard.
Boston has policewomen whose
duty it is TO natroI Roston Commons
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too You were so good to me last
wear, will be glad to see you. Smith
Moore.
Dear Santa: l am going to school
now and my teachers name is Miss
Ruth Chappell and / am in the 4th
grade, and l am learning very fast. l
want you to bring me an air rifle
and shot, and some fruit and nuts.
And don't forget my little cousins.
Marvin an Alvin. Horace Barnes.
Dear Santa Claus: l want you to
bring all of the little children a heap
of presents; to all of theSgirls
doll and the boys a wagon, harness
and goat I want an air rife and
some fruit and bicycle and drum
and some frecrackers. Clarence
Shores.
Dear Santa Claus: / am going to
write you few lines SO you will
not forget me. / want a bicycle, a
ball and bat, some fruit. And
bring all the girls a doll and some
fruit hope they will thank you. J
P. Crutchfeld.
Dear Santa Claus: / am a little
girl IL years old and I live near
Shiloh school, Please bring me
wheel, a fountain pen, some fire.
crackers, sparklers and all kinds of
fruits and nuts. And remember all
other children. Mildred Daniel.
Dear Santa Claus: Please bring
me doll that has curly hair and is a
inches high and doll bed and tea
set, and ring that has my initials,
up. L. H." Also bring me a brace
let and a little doll chair. Santa, |
will get some presents off of our
Christmas tree. for we are going to
have one. Louise Halstead
Hello Santa: Please bring me a
story book, some caps for my toy
pistol, some fruit and nuts. will
not ask for much, as / want all the
rest of the little children to have
too. Bring my teacher,
Miss Ruth E. Chappell, something
nice also. Myra Taylor.
Dear Santa: / am hoping that |
shall have some presents from you
Christmas when / wake up. Please
bring me bicycle, some firecrackers.
Roman candles, candy, nuts and some
fruit, want you to bring II the
other little children some nice things,
too. We are going to have a Christ
mas tree at Shiloh school. Albert
Sieg.
Hello Santa: Guess you will have
a very cold ride Xmas night, but l
will ask you to stop by and leave me
a doll bed. a dress. rubber ball,
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Dear Santa Claus: / am a littl,
girl IL years old and I live neal
Shiloh school. Please bring me ;
wheel, a fountain pen, some fire
crackers, sparklers and all kinds o.
fruits and nuts. And remember al
other children. Mildred Daniel.
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NOW is THE TIME
To Buy
Business Insurance

Business Insurance
$4,000, age IS, $40. As; age
limit, 10 to IS. Insurance in
force 300 million; 20 million in
Georgia; 300 thousand in Sumter
county.
Emmett. Cook
General Agent, Missouri State Life
ms. Co., Plains, Ga.
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New Jersey pine forests have been
found good for growing fruit.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-12-09
LETTERS
TO
SANTA

Well, youngsters, this is a fine
bunch of letters to Santa Claus for
the real starter. The first announce
ment that we were ready for them
brought a deluge, hardly half of
which could be put in type in time
TO rprlnting today. Others will fol-
low in the order received. Shiloh
school was in with a bundle of letters
from all the pupils yesterday. An
desonvlile school registered 100 per
cent this morning. And there were
dozens that came individually.
Let us remind you again, make
your letters brief so that there will
be space for all. and write on onlv
one side of the paper. And when
you can, don't forget to enclose
something for the poorer children's
Christmas.
SANTA CLAUS EDITOR.
Dear Santa Claus: Tam a little
girl, IL years old, and my home is
near Shiloh church. As everything
is high I'm not going to ask for
much. Please bring me a fountain
pen "a wheel and some fruit. Wish
you a merry Chritmas. Susie Jor-
dan.
Dear Santa: How are you get
ting along this Christmas? Fine.
hope. l want you to bring me BIZ
cycle and some apples and oranges.
some Roman candles and bunch of
firecrackers. Miss ChappelI says
bring her sack of big red apples.
Russell Jordan.
Dear Santa Claus: I am going to
write you what I want for Christmas
l am sure you will bring me a bicy-
Gle and some fruit, Be sure to bring
other boys and girls something good.
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Queen Mary of England is an ex-
pert milliner.
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National councils of women have
been formed in % countries.
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too You were so good to me last
wear, | will be glad to see you. Smith
Moore.
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Boston has policewomen whose
duty it is to patrol Boston Commons.
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Hello Santa: Guess you will have
a very cold ride Xmas night, but l
will ask you to stop by and leave me
a doll bed. a dress, rubber ball,
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Santa, want you to bring me some
fruit and a doll and doll carriage. l
viii close for this time Mary Ella
Crutchfeld.