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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27
REVIVAL IS IS-P0PULAR
DR., Abel Delivers Strong sermons
Nighuy-Nipe Converted
Last Night.

intores. in the revival meetings at
the First Methodist church contin-
ues undated. The church was
practically filled last night.
Dr. J. w. Abel delivered power
iul address based upon the heroic
stand taken by Joshua whom he de-
clared before lhe assembled. "As
for me and my house. we will serve
the Lord" It was clearly proven
that the logical position OF the heads
Of families is to take strong stand
'or the Christian religion which has
fadc the American home what II
Dr. Abel was vigorous In his plea
that the laboring man of today has
every reason to be loyal to Jesus
Christ whose teachings and example
have liberated the workingman
from actual abject slavery.
Fathers and mothers were urged
10 make their home Christian in
act as well as in name in order
hat the children Of tho home may
bp surrounded with the best influ-
snces.
At the close % the sermon nine
persons came 90 the altar as seek
ers or In renewal Of christian
vows
This afternoon at 2:3O O'Clock
Mrs, Ed G.. Phillips. wife of the slug
| ing evangelist assisting DR.. Abel, will
conduct the afternoon service TO
which everyone is invited.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27
.FLKS ARE GIVEN
ORIGINAL DEED
Site of Elks Home Cost
R. r. Epperson $117.50
in 1892.
aONOR PAST RULERS
life Memberships Conferred
l'pon Hawley, Strouvella
Wells and Baker.

tuesday night honor was paid in
vlks lodge circles to- the past ox-
,red rulers through whose pains
..tine efforts the local organization
,,s been built UP to It's present high
5serce OF efficiency. 1t was past
waited rulers night Life member
.hlps were conferred upon Dr. $. ID.
uaulev. Strouvclle, l.. L. Wells and
g q. Baker, the four men upon
rhosc shoulders, rested largely the
.esnonsbility for the construction Of
,be Elks Home.
feature of the Tuesday night
meeting was the presentation, to The
,odro Of the original deed under
wbich Y. u. Epperson became I'm
500 the owner of the site OF the
sme on payment to the Creek ma
.ion OF $ll750. Mr.. Epperson had
attended presenting the deed to the
iodge upon the occasion Of the an
niyersary meeting but it did not ar
i've here In time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27

Fee evidently dsranged. left her
husband, who is an oil field drill
er,N Fee communicated with tle
Burns agency and an offer of 800
reward for tho rreurn of his wife
was made.
Mrs. Fees maiden name was
Gertrude Stevens She was born
near Chelsea, Okla and Is 22
years old. she was married when
only ID, Her mother, Mrs. y. IL.
Smith, lives near Chelsea and Mrs.
Fee has always lived in this sec
don of Oklahoma. although hav-
ing been to Fort worth. Cisco,
German, III Paso. East,and and
Ranger, Texas At the time OF her
disappearance she wore almost
fdentically the clothing described
In uhe messages from Topeka
Efforts to locate tho husband
were unavailirg mp to a late hour
last night although he is known
TO be near Tulsa, probably in the
oil fields, Burns said last night. :
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27
Mother p, Who Deserted 3
Children, Believed Found

Topeka police have under sur
violence a girl whose past is
blank. In her talks she mem
tioned Tom Fee. Yesterday Fos,,
ter y. Burns, local detective, re-
ceNed the following telegram
from g. ., Tresner. Topeka detec-
tive chief;
Have under surveillance a lady
answering description of Mrs.
Gertrude Fee. demcntcd. wears
real skin flush coat with grayish
collar and cuffs. black satin dress,
FUR cap, sl1nes number 4 gray top
black bottom coat, linedN with rose
color. She remembers nothing
Recalls Tom Fee, Brown hair,
brown eyes"
Mrs. Gertrude Fee. wife Of
Charles Fee, formerly resided In
Tulsa Shortly before Christmas.
the family moved to Desdemona,
Texas They have three children.
the oldest and the youngest only
eight months. On January 6 Mrs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27
TULSA OIL WORKER
.ISOVER HIS TROUBLES
Orgatonc Brings Him Relief From
Months of Run Down Condition,
He Says.

Delma Penn, better known among
oil worker for the Pulaski oil COM
pany and is a young man of high
sanding and many friends, residing
on rural route eight. Tulsa, Okla,
While in Roy r. Getmans Drug
Note a few days ago, said:
have never had Anything to do
ne the good Orgatone has. Since
aA'Hg II feel strong ana fun Of
Energy and in fact, never felt bet
VT IN my life than | do now.
wasn't what .-ou call sick man,
gut felt tired and worn-out all the
Ine Nv liver was sluggish, I had
gaclcally no appetite and was Her-
w, and restless. This run down
gHalllon enabled me to catch fire.
turnl colds and was prevalent to
WY epidemic that tamc along. My
Uu dld me absolutely no good and
Il hVer seemed constantly out ot
TEL ! was So nervous and restless
HNuld hardly sleep at all. ana |
SSsys igIt tired and good for moth
s IN The mornings | can hardly
ssrhe ~, but | had a sluggish. de
@'rd feeling, my strength ana M
w were getting less all tho timo
Iuy '''
am glad tried Orgatone, for
am sure il has saved me many a
iba uay was getting worse I'll
An, unle and until | began using It
M, nave been getting better siucc
Gdy started taking It. first
du after taking /: two or three
pros V'hi my appetite began to iC-
& my stomach felt better and
~ no uncomfortable feelings after
Ne I have q great big appe',tc
'S ana can eat anything without
az n NlS me In the least. | sleep
hlt,ulha as any one, and just feel
srgy lg over with new life and en-
ar mas saved mo many dol
NV hInd best of ALL 1t has saved me
W. mdllh and built me up so that
Ia, prk IS pleasure again. Every
'at' ought TO know about a medi-
~ w treatment like this and ! am
m TO endorse it"
e,s'oie ., rs not a So-called patent
tNs,r,t, remedy, but A new scientific
NIL absolutely free from alcQ
Y D. any form and is sold in Tux
III arns,H K, Gctman's Rexall Store
nssNtlF, under the personal di-
s,,St, ~ a special OrgAtone repre-
.gst,n 80 Ounnr agents are the
1ssns SStorel-Wcst Tulsi, Wood
h,5 r. Drug store. Sapulpa and the
Ga ross Drug store. Okmulgee. 49,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27
BEGINNING SUNDAY

tho photoplay fans Of America m
Irresistible story, cmb"llishcd lavish b.
ly and produced with that certain
cxactness that makes the Paramount
ArtcrafS presentations solely in
dlvualized. During its season cN-
tending from August Of one year 10
August of another year, Paramount
Aircraft produces approximately 1870
picture plays. OF this number there
are but IL super specials issued So
far they have made The Miracle
Man" "Malc and Female, Every
woman" and "On with the Dance -
This denotes just how careful this
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27

con with the Dance" super
special production issued by Para b
mount Aircraft. will have its first
Tulsa showing at the Majestic the
ater starting sunday In making
this announcement tho management
OF the Majestic theater Is aware that
many fine and lavish productions
have been shown here. and to make
the statement that "On with the
Dance" is one OF the very rare In
motion picture plays IL to place a
warranty on its perfection. How
ever, Ii can be most truthfully said
that Paramount Aircraft has given
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27
DROPSY TREATED FREE
BY DR.. Miles. thS Great Specialist. who
Sends . 1915 Trial Treatment Free.
Many Report Cured After Doctors Failed.

At frat no disease is apparently more
Harmless than dropsy; q little swelling OF
the eyelids. hands feet. ankles or abdomen
Finally great Shostncss Of breath, cough.
faint spells. sometimes nausea and yomit-
ing and lingering and wrotched death
II the dropSy is not cured
Dr Miles has been known as leading
specialist In these diseases for 80 years
His liberal offer OF y s3.T5 Treatment free
to all sufferers Is certainly worthy Of scri.
ous consideration. You may never have such
an opportunity again.
The Grand Dropsy Treatment consists
of four dropsy remedies in one also Tonic
Tablets and Pura.Laxa for removing tho
water This treatment is specislly prescribed
for each patient and Is three times as sue.
cessfu as that Of most physicians. II usual
ly relieves tho first day, .and removes swell.
ing in six days in most cases. Delay is
dangerous
Send for Remarkable Reports of Cures.
All afflicted readers may have Book,
Examination Chart, Opinion. Advice and
Two Pound. Trial Treatment free. Write
at once. Describe your case. Address Dr
Franklin Miles Dept DA. 2li to 225
Franklin ST. Elkhart Tnd--Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27

whore wheat and other small grains
are the principal crops the young
men have gone hack to the farms
aim ost unanimously,
Regions about IND cities arc more
lacking in young fatmcrs than those
farther from the centers OF popula-
don. Reports Indicate that many
who wore discontcntcd on returning
from the army and have tried city
life are returning to the farms.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27

believed TO he the most successful
aborigine in thc,nation today who is
raising registered hoes WIN today
auction off about so head at the
Tulsa county fairgrounds The sale
will start at o'clock this afternoon.
Childcrs IS raising Duroc Jersey
hogs aud his farm is the mecca for
breeders from all over the state. aC-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27

company is in labelling any produc-
ton. "supor-special.' con WIth the
Dance is It human story yet told
In that clever attentive manner that
makes true artistry II is - tale ui
wondcrmout, for it's every situation
* tense. and the cross currents
tina meet aud counter IA the un.
folding of the play reaches tho
heart
Tho cast presents Mae Murray
David Powell and other excellent
plnyere At the Majestic. STARTING
Sunday AdyL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27
LIGHTS
ARE CONDEMNED
The Labor Commissioner
Learns Why Boys Are
Leaving Farms.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. 26.--
Upon the proximity OF bright
lights" and the kind Of crops raised
depend whether farmer boys remain
on the farm or forsake it for ;he city,
answers to questionnaires sent out
by Cauee Connally. state labor com
missioner, received TO date indicate.
In the cotton growing communities
young men who served in the army
have not been contented TO go bach
to farm work as much as in other
places. the answers indicate, only 20
per cent of those VITO left such farms
returning. In sections of the state
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27
TO SELL FINE HOGS

James 4. Childers, Indian Swine
Breeder, to Dispose Of Big Herd
Today.
James a. Childers. an Indian. and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27
Judge Warren Has Nine Cases,

Only nine cases we're docketed In
police court yesterday out of which
two were dismissed and two others
continued. leaving five with penal
ties r, c. Miller is being held for
rial March !. under $500 bond on
state vagrancy charge. w. T..
| Moore caught a $40 and costs fine
after a stiff argument for violation
Of parking ordinance. j.. g. Key
Soy Of West Tulsa was let off with
rs and costs upon a charge Of dis
charging firearms within the city
limits,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27
Millinery

Millinery. Dress and Street Hats
for ladies, misses and children.
Friday and Saturday we put on
sale and priced extra specially
low all Hats, Shapes, etc. to
make these two days the biggest
event of the season. Priced $2.98,
1895. t4.98 and . G1E
up 10 .,..',,'.''.s. I'D Ac
Infants Embroidery Caps, priced
for two days. soc to $i.50 each.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27
uannis OwicnIr--Ndvt.

Watch section Nine. Tulsa Auto
mobile SHOW, March 10 G.--AdN {
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27

cording to John 8. Malone, county
agent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27

Uannis Opiical?-Nd,t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27
Spring Coats

Lot Ladies' ana Misses Sport
Coats In plalds. checks, stripes
or plain colors. Materials cordu-
rows, botomy cloth, French
flannel. etc. These coats were
made for an eastern jobbcr, but
came too late 80 we purchased
them for quick disposal for two
days only, CD OS
choice ...s..,...,..., pcsoo
Newest showing In Spring Goats.
sI9.75, S2i.b0, cox mn
$3.50 and .,,,.,. eDDcsOV
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27
Spring Waists

$3.50 quality GoorEctto Waists,
all coiors and sizes. Extra spc-
Cial for two days, CD uh
choice ,,..t.,..'', epeJscC
,IBOO Ladies' and Misses
Sweaters Slipovers $3.50 values
in turquoise. rose, navy SKY
mink, tan, brown, black. etc, Tor
two days, VE NS
choice .,,...,.'.,.t'' OOsSo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-27

Hannis Opiicai?-td,t.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-04-22

Martin Golfer and Mrs. Bert
Roger of Wiley were in town
Thursday on their way to Holly.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Durham NOV
ed into the residence recently va
Gated by j. r. GOrdOn's last week.
Miss Anna Hagenbuch, sister of
Mrs. Osterman, left for her home
in Omaha Saturday after two
weeks visit her with the Osterman
family.
Last Monday Sadie Adamson
purchased the residence property
of w. A. Decker in the north part
of town and as soon as Mr.. Decker
can find a suitable location she
will occupy her new home.
The Denver University Glee Club
entertainment at the u. p. church
last Tuesday night was well at
tended, every seat in the house be-
ing filled and the singing was en-
joyed by all. Mr.. HOPPER gave
three good readings also.
Among those who attended the
Dairy Day celebration from here
were Russell Harrison, Claude
Lewis. Carl Burmmett, C. T. Stock
ton, Ernest Linder, L. B. Boiling.
w. H. and Mr.. and Mrs. Orley
Straney and Elmer Mitchell.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-04-22
s.e. Bankers Band.

The bankers of Baca county nave
decided to band themselves t0geth-
er in a friendly organization. A
preliminary meeting was held at
Springfield some time ago and at
their second meeting, held at the
First State Bank in Springfield
last Friday night, an organization
was started. Sam Holt OF the FIRST
State was elected chairman and n.
X. BickfOrd of the Farmers state
secretary. The next meeting is TO
be held at the Bank OF Baca Coun-
ty in Two Buttes In May. The pui-
pose of the organization, say the
bankers, is for mutual benefit In Q
business and social way. in order
that they may the better serve
their patrons in their respective
fields.-TWo Butes Sentinel
The Holly chieftain., 1920-04-22
> BRISTOL BREvITIEs.
Z Z Z Z : 4xx4xHH 4x4 Z
Special to The Chieftain.

Special to The Chieftain.
0. f. Wood was a Hartman visit
or Wednesday.
Ernest Linder transacted bust
ness in Lamar Friday.
Russell Harrison is taking two
weeks vacation from his store dut-
les.
Quite a crowd from Hartman at
tended the Glee Club entertain,
ment here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orley Straney trans
acted business in kornman and La.
mar Saturday.
w. HI. Straney and Ernest Linder
autOed to Lamar Saturday to take
in the auto auction sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Brase from
Buffalo district attended the dairy
show in Holly Thursday.
C. s. Searles returned Friday from
q ten day business trip in the
northern part of the state.
L. B. Boiling has resigned his po.
sitiOn with the FlavO Flour Mill
and will leave in few days.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-04-22

The wind storm Saturday night
did considerable damage around
town. blowing over several small
buildings, completely demolishing
Geo. Osterman's garage. blew over
and smashed up II or Is hay racks
and the top off the water tower at
the d. A. NJ, e. P. Co. mill.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-15
Mayor Urges
Var Upon Rats

Mayor Boone yesterday ns.,o ~
in ihc Pcople ~ cofnn. ,p..,
..,,.'...',. i,.i''i,d rat in thn oitv tpn,ts
s,,o ,,,',lu' Nne oaac uf huhoniD ri' /.
fh',-''' '..n. vi,7sier tu this CITY rb.,.,.
.,NA mifhi hppvu They Gan bN,,
nnn ~" Wan until thoy d. INK.
The cli9 authorities with tbo .,
'.ln,' ri the BOY couts INC, i.
Ntth il d fiic rifU uf ,nu
i',lt thia Dec done ANA ,,
ilA''hoie and business in,n i,'
.,.,, ".iyw tlc Han suggested Is, n.
.''l.lll', ono tho SCOUTS t,.t ,,,
t 'l" '.c lhe poison prasrrtL.1 ~,
butterflies '"' ii'Hlih
,''N NpW mrr|isrr psp,,, r
NhH debris and roi M ,f AZ
'''h 'nd breeding places
chl ieeiiv REQUEST iI. lrst..,
iT'lHi iN thl. work ..'.,. ''.i
'Niti fp 500 tho down t.,,,
XXX XXX cog ail this mlshuy rnh.
,l,ii,,. htNt which make id..,l
WE WE ".n breeding puooa roi r,ts
cannot afford OBJ rH aus r.l
"til' slime and HtUo rnf,,.
'''Nn 1hlt la thr husy ..,..,n tn
'rolesencas fN' 'N
". GUS nrihortica and M, Ia,
Yi. il, do'ug thoir pant I.r. ,i
'''- ''t'inr trd clean un
Gordon Boone. Af,,of
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-15
GINGHAMS

The beautiful Cirghams are indeed
eye-openers; you won't find the like
elsewhere within % per cent Of these
prices .... 2sc, 35c, eos, 7Sc, Csc
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W. Ashny Of tL,r..
ihn citA scsfprd,, Yliil't
business WIN Si,,. n'..ut
Nli Benton superintendent
4h' school teacher b,s,.
i.l.,1 '''ii public man1r. "
otor...,, rIup'n}'a office ANA ,o..i
pcrtrr,l,,, utter WIS 600 Tho I'D.
hNiH"i these dirnlffrs ,,"" iN VINO
~ nouns here ON I,is.,,,.
f,, h"fhud. piaccnat, o,
fi.. 't'iil nortd rororntni
'iufntlor. wac
pic- s,,,,,,tl"rda} on plucni bn.i,.
Miss Boriha iinn. vho ra h,en ,n 1
gnrod siX yc9rs aa trmnr lng lh
Bon Ton millnfrN has ciUu'I
Miss Mabel Smith dnughfDr of NlN /
and Mrs " j smith. has rDtun'1 /
rou Houston aud Richmond wr
she pcnt threo weeks.
Nlis. Mary Woods b. the rtc ni
Mr. Court Duukerlcy prnr DiHh
wood
Mrs Dollir Boyd aud her daurhfer
Miss OliNia BOYD OF san Antonio nfc
Hutsts of the formers sister Mrs
H. Curry. ON South Carriao street
Mr aud Mrs % - pouena OF
Houston are occupying the W"i 'e
1cnce ON south Second street
Misa T.. NJ l'arr al BeunNidcs s.
q
tho glest of Mrs ~ A. saunders JOY
Success HAY iieiehts
AIlH Iatr oft BeuaNldo Be-
etioei nt th, NuccoH Hotel
pr and Atu charles tNln uN
Nrkadclnhia Nrk win arrive Ris
AFTERNOON Ca hr ruoste "f MI ad
Mrf y o. Bluctnall
Mre Iee nulsw Glptcr uf FNlur
rlu. arrived Nt.tcIdaf tu 'lHl 900
dHurhfrr Miss olivia t.loFtf
Ar ANA Mr. ~ O. SirNHft 1nN
SON Nltrl of MrNllDu 1' rNN
of Nr aud Mrs NJ 70 lnrN "''
M,s iiaus Archer j. m sau \
tonic to visit her pArrnit
Air. 49, " DnVis
Mis- Ouidn pod4on of Houston Hf
rived here Yesterday Go hc lh' Fu'
nf Nfr ana Mrs iu " McrlmAh "'
Nuccrs BAY Heights
Nh and Mrs Robert NdtmN ave- p"
tho city from th"it tnn'h h"'
hnlne guests uf their dnuehtor MiH ~
d. Colina of NuccoH iihN ii'lhNN
Mas carrie chapman Catt Wad f
% drhhtc on divorces
rren MANY marriages u' Nho l'H
nf vnuug Mrs lushlnglon'
HAr Mrs Washington inas'u To ''"'
o., ene night the clock struck 'hio'
ana Tho vuicc of little chld AM
pinmtivoiy nom crib
Mamma II said
"Yos. love"
Mamma. can't rl'en Won
,,, .,lraso ton mo tut' Stony ,u Y
ma dear.
aWait. my love-" sold Nh n-h
,,..ton .your father viii soon Toe noun
now ana he viii tell us both one
detroit Frec ircss,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-15
ELASTIC SEAM DRAWERS

These high grade materials, made up
into these Drawers are worth about
S5c per yard; we are Offering %
dozen at the low price of . s5c
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-15
LADIES' SUITS

Ladies Wool Poplin and Serge Suits
worth S45 and $50, as a special S25.OO
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MEMS SHIRTS

You can buy Fine Shirt here for lit
tie money. See the two lots we are
offering at .... SASS and $e.SS
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Zo,cnZRle6i!'''I,.

Mr.. Tankersloy Of Orange Grove, IS
NI.itit.n lis daughter MIr a T. tINto
lnnd who is spending ihn summer in
rnfbus rhHsu Mn CleNclnld ts an Il
instructor 300 nio south 1,Naa Nwmnl \
Tho American Bottlina works has
begun tho construction of "a large
warehouse on site opposite nnd Goo
the Wcst ut ihc sap passenger tiAilpA
L. r. Peden. general superintendent
of tho ouit lithuhthiD pninpauN VINO
hts been here several dusH iHspo' tns
the Worll don, hN 1853 company uu iho
highways iu this vicinity aud consul
tn4 wien Superintendent lranciH tnI
thc Commissioners court about imth.
A.o... viii return to his hcaduuIrtefs
BOO llouston lodaN
Fifteen gins arc operating 10 San Pa
UtrlO county hnttN ulNH lN NiilNhi
lrum @iuton. fhr Total SHINING nl
tn, county could uut hu learn'd
Z s,ufou. hUt tho pann thor, pun hra
% urva stors lfldN rNsnWs m (which
/ 30 Wa. stated tnt nNr obi sac tin
/ hu0 handled 10000 tir
The rainfall yesterday orto0dod boo
Hhuii distance uut Oi lhc city ih ihe
/ dU, .Dcn uI I.hrtuwu hul DNtcudDd
pn-t Aln tlau io tnr south uHhine
go, roaue NtDueI' hs.N HN hld
,p sDt trro.e ucorhHa o Hii sub
prt,ud .vhu critunOl .t,fdNt Nnm
nrmns un nru ll1w iluit
W.. Evcrhard,, c NJ orasmuek
and a. AZ Ashhl. trustees ut Aberdeen
school district hrt4 % mecune h'rr
Yyaicrday Boz ihD o'licp Uf DnW
superintendent Nat iruton nd vlrc
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SILK DRESSES

Several pretty Silk Dresses all marked
at special prices for this
sale ......,,... %l5.UO to SI5.O'
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On account o. the absence from tine
cit, of Miss MHr Womi-
the home service section OF tpe k'n
fnHM. WIA NNt N N'
.rtI IrIt.f
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-08-15

The most beautiful assortment of
all the wanted siiaues, rpco'"' '-r--
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-06

Wilt remain IN -Meirose, until after the
holidays. Later Mr.. sSwiguin NH 90
TO Excelsior Springs to take the
baths.
Is While the: Methodist folk We're ems
/, 1ny'fIng q church. tea last. night 1t was
discovered that the chimney Of the
building was on fire. An alarm was
turned In, and the fire quickly ex-
tinguished with chemicals. No dam
age to the church property resulted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. owston enter<
tanned at dinner Wednesday evening,
complimentary to Miss. Nell Kibbee,
who will leave soon for Santa Rosa,
CAL. to Join her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
4. w. Ktbbee. Pink carnations made
a graceful centerpiece for the table.
The ten guests were members of Miss
Kibbee's family circle and intimate
friends.
Mrs. George Becker. who came to
Acton in the early days, is seriously
i'll with heart trouble at her home in
Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrs. Becker's
health has been precarious ever since
the death Of her 9 Richard. who
died at sea while eff route to France
in 1918 from spinal meningitis. Henry
Schumacher. a brother Of Mrs. Beck
er's, left for Grand Rapids last night.
James E. Dinnie, who has the gen
pitol. was here from Grand Forks to-
construction.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. j.. Haussanaen
gave q dinner to ten friends with