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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

ssough"--shs fIasAs1 a. sffsrt.eaats
Smils -se me--''te kAov what ~ 10
thiakisU. HUT she has kept the thiNgs
which ! give you my word are damnins
evidence on the face Of them. strictly
TO hsrvclf. despite suAlns Of consc,sncs
IN 10 her duty In the matter"
A ovssslen Olrsst.
The color had gradually faded from
the young attorneys face st tAians
words. - crushing 10 his Dpss OF his
fris0d'S vindicstioa. II vas only the
yailid mssk Of himsaif which he turned
toward her - she paused.
And yoA--do you shars"-- he began
and his voice betrayed ubmistakpbiy
t~o things. HE aantrinG recognition Of
J.inisn's judsrnsnt. his fear that she
misht also hAvs lVved an adverse
opinloa Of Kenasth Bt0ckbsidgs.
Llilian hesitAtsd oaly . moment
You win pArdc6 me. Mades. not tell
inr you this firstf she asked With that
gracious thought Tor ethsrs which never
deserts her.
"of COURSE" I MD warmly. end my
nerves thrilled With anticipation, ] had
30 fbtile,y wondered what hsr. ~
opinion was
Esther walters glowing cheeks Iost
some u their color. end ] heard . little
sasping breath nom her. knew that ~
youthful. dramatic Imagination ~as Be-
Ing thrilled to the utmost. Her, r,brothsv's
arms wers folded across his chest and
| I guessed that they held that posture
more 10 keep down any betrayal OF e.
citemeNt than for any other reason.
"Rsnsmher." LiliiM bcsan slowly. 81
cannot prc1ict the acqulttai q ysvI
fr,cnd. Indeed. myst tell you frantl,
that ieenlly - thiAsD stand nov hi'
chances look pretty bsd. especially u b,
some mischAace the thlnGs which Mrs.
Graham hserd should b. discovered.
she paused. a. n TO choose CAREFUL,
her next words f1t like scrsaa,lni
out 10 her to hurry, knew that Arthur
Walters and his sister shared my I'm
puls~. but none OF W uttered = sound
But you may rest sssursd." her eye
held thoss Of Mr. wshers steadily. "tha
your friend had nothing TO DO with tn
death OF hls wife. although he know
lhov II vas accomplished"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
DiRTn RATE IN PARIS
p IS STILL DECREASING

PARIS. Ian. fs.-Trahi'ions that the
birth rate Of \ country always m
cxases after var have proved rat
ielous In this city at least. Hats-
tics " the prefecture - police show
,hs rate V stiiI sinkiWg. The number
of birtha IN Paris In recent monshs
has been higher than evss. but this u
due 10 the fact that ths population
q: Paris has baen augqfenied by De, ,oeo
psrsonu during the haN year, The
number OF births per thousand Of popu :
ist.np, the vital tcst. 10 lower N pres-
eit man II was before the outbreak NJ
the wnr In 1913. In 1914 the, rate was
ssventfen per thousand.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
Nj y Heart
My Aus'b
- Assls osrfisap.


NJ. WoWoS@
7 BELIEVE YOU delivered a letter
/ from Mr. stockbvidss to Mrs Ora
ham upon your last visit. Mr. Walters. 4"
Lillian cut directly to ~ core Of the
subject with her first question. rather
an affirmation.
II did" Mt. Walters voice was crisp.
shiic his eyes watched my friend
wartly.
Lillian eyed him for q minute steadily.
then bent toward him. her ciosed hands
resting lightly on the table.
This 10 no good business" she an
nounccd. Wen never set Anywhses st
this rate for I cen see that you have
aiready condemned Mrs. OraAam's at-
iltude In this matter. Hut ! csn give
you my wdd Of honor that know all
the facts. and thst iFstsad oe keeping
back anything in Mr.. stockbridess u
favor, she 10 shielding bin 70 such DE-
Erec that I. for one. an alarmed ~ "a
the sdvissbility Of her doing 60"
Lillian Unmasks.
Mr, walters face held only po,itS In
crcdulity Liliian's hand shot upward
drew a little token from her bodice
~ I am not mistifken ~ 10 my rec.
ords this may mean something 10 you.
she said. 1T may convince You that N,
proffered word Of honor means sxactl,
what { say" she observed quietly.
The young attorney bent stiffiy fOr'
ward. scrutinised the token which LII
liam held In such fAshion Nhat oniv h'
| could see II. He gave . distincA start o.
surprised recognition. then over hi
hank. open face spread . brtck-rS
flush Of embarrassment.
"You--you-wil pardon me. ] hope,
no said manfully. but there was Aistinc
recognition Of 4 superior officer 10 hi
voice. III had no idea."
'Of course not" LILLIAN returne,
srscioutiy. and should not hsy'
shown this to you. sniy that though
Il was hest 10 clear things up at once
but nov plsass forget that you hav
! seen II. Il doep not suit me at oil u
b known - ths possessor of this"
VI uAderstand. and--y have not seel
H." ~. walters said srsvs'y. hls pots
recovered.
Thank you-snd nov We will 20 bael
10 my affirmation Of . few minutes age
From thints which Mr. Graham hear
oves the telephone on the day a Mn
stockbvtdes'a death. she has been TN
able 10 convince hsrseif Of hts limo
csnce, although she hes never breathe'
such q belief sven to me but hav
followed her mental procsssss eftsl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
||lllST
||||'E'sIkr N WAR
MEDAL INQUIRY
List Headed by Sims Given
10 Secretary Daniels,

WASHINGTON. Jan. iS---Fineen sd.
snlrAis hsmed ~ Chairman iis's of the
esasto naval sub COMMITTEES investiGst-
iAG naval tecoraiion awards. are among
skoss esceetary Daniels has been asked
70 summon a. Witnesses before the
committee 10 testify In TIE inyestiSa'
tioa. which begins tomorrow.
Tha list 10 headed ny Admiral sims.
VINO brought the controversy over naval
Awards Into the open by declining 10
accept a distinguished service medal
on the ground ,hst war honor' had not
been properly distributed In tho navy.
Hs will probsbly be the first witness
called.
After the admirsls have testified
romnandins officers Of naval vessels
sunk Of seriously damaged by subms'
rine sttack durinG the war probably
wnl he called heto-e. the committee.
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Auto Notes

Joe n. yunkey. formerly with tic
INilas Coffin and Ooskss company,
palAs rsxas, sAas accepted the man
sossaent q tks cabs. be4ies. and ac-
Aceseosy department foe the Butler
Wtllisms. wakefield Ne4se company
In thss department the Dueise- Williams
MahsftelA Metsr ceppaey wiu have
spseiAiiy dss,sas1 troea bs1tss tor oil
M, city trsnspertatbea and oil
bgnsches Of coWrmesclal wogk. spc.
ciailslMg on truck be1iss for rori
trucks.
r X. Baker Motor ssies company
10 taking over the retail Gales Of the
natiss. williams Wakefield Motor com
psny, Patriot truck distributors for
thls territory. placing ~ order for two
hundred trucks. fifteen Of which were
fae Immediate delivery. the remaindef
10 follow ~ per schedule.
Baker Motor Sales company reports
The delivsry Of a two and sas-hah-tor
Patriot truck 10 Ira Blair. Guthrie
anA 70 c. Fowler. . one and ons-half
ton Patriot
TAs niillara. Bryant Meter company
slste lielflbvtors To- ths Hoamsv, sni
~ q. n. c. Truck company Of OKLA
haunA CITY. after rebsuosy 70 Stn oc'
esDv Ne building q in-l0 West Thirt
j o1geet. sermsrly occuUos1 ~ ~ Nc.
ponssl Auts company. fhh euiAias
~ ~ suita0lS rsmodsisd 70 form sale'
\ seeno anl service stations Tor th'
e4svs cswpaaiss.
lAAa0ss q J. ssecse. u the q. y
G. fyueh oeapaay. - Oklahoma City
! nRnouaees shat NJ csMVaay siil alse
Glo6tlute wasssr tsaiIssU aad main
~ 3 bearing ssSvtes station In con
Ao1ltsn Vfth the nsotee trucks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
q Indigestion q
Papes Dhpepsin" Is the quickest surest relief for
a Sour, Acd. Classy Stomaeh-Distress vanishesl

,ion. dypepsia or . di,crdered aom-
ach. A few tablets Of Papes Diapeo,
sin neu,falise seidity and give relief
a. once--no waiting! Buy . box ol
.Pape., Diapepsin now! Don't stay
misHablei Try to regulate your
stomach 80 you can ess favorise food,
without causing distress. The cost !,
80 little. The benefits 10 great. You
too. win be . Dispepsin enthusias.
afsefvnyds.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

sYRAcUsE. n. T.. Jan, IA move
rnsnt hes bssn started 10 have Eng
l'sh the ssIy language ussA Il services
of ~ Msthe1isl Episcopal church
,hroushsst ~ United Ststss after this
year. The matter V sxpsctsd 10 be
voted % st ~ ssaArsaniai osafsr-
encs Of the dsasvniastioa nsnt May 81
Dee NoinesL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

Stomach aeidi,y causes Indigestion
Food sominG. gas. distress 1 Wonder
what upset your stomAch' Wei.
don, botherl The moment you eat a
tablet or two Of Pape's Dyspepsia all
the Jumps Of indigestion, pain. the
sosfness, heartburn and belehins Of
Gases, doe to aeidity. 'vanish--truly
wonderful
Millions Of people know that L Is
needless 70 be bothered with indiges-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
Print Can But

Specifications cond { nsed:
Eight cylinders: 70 Horsepower;
total veight 500 pounds.
Three beautiful BODY typeD
Touring; 1oaA King; IonIsouse.
Option a wirs, woed - dlse.
stod whsslA Five cerd bssgt
&xl - Every relinsm6nt of
equlpnsnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

II nssd to get bilious and constipated
rnd lad 10 take something. Pills and
other sirong medicines would only tear
my stomach up and lcavs me In
worse FIX than before taking. ] began
TO have sick headache,
".Ater learning Of Black. .Drausht I
took Il and vas cured Of sick head.
aches. One or tao doses q week. or
a pinch after meals. kept the bowels
open and tock away al bile, | have
good appetite. due to my use Of
Black -Draught."
II your liver 10 not acting properly
you may suffer from such symgsem~
as headache, biliousness. eonstipatl,n N.
Indigestion. etc. and unless relief 10
obtained seriops trouble may result.
In ~ 70 years Of successful use.
rhedtord's Black -DrauHht hes been
found TO relieve tksss ailments and
stimulate the liver 20 DO its work.
- oil dr'~.yists ADV. ,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

GENEVA. Jan. h--An enormous ~.
odus cf doVman subjects from swi,ser.
land TO thsls former homes. most si
them dsssrtsss from the 0srman army
duviAU the var. 10 noticeable here fol.
lowing hs recent enactment OF tie
amnesty lav n uennany.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
The Wonder-Car For $2,585!!
KING -

In every this Model King Eight BETTER than
abold assertion tits meant to be- Your judgnt upon i the
test seek The King Eight here today ready for yo1r c
cal inspection See and say you to match fe
anything like the price
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

sieksains on ~ ssasatAAs iiliA IN,
night take CsecsFsta go ~ ~ 4
the bowel end liver ,slsea WhleA \
hespiaG you miss1b.s aa6 sick cse'
sarsts eost little sad vost vhHs ~
s'ssp' SA1v.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

cAscars's ssd bn'or'nsss headache.
eo,ds, and coHsvlpssloo % gently you're
wsvsr svsa iaconvenlen'ed There is no
sviplas end noss Of u. sip'cslvs after.
effects o: eathariics iihe Cal~nAsi. nslts,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
Doe(ogS noooa1loa1
ooa.ople ios - Gol

nysilaas ~ ~ QpssloEete pse.
OeSibs 0en-opts = asoeo hs4c Ssmeoy
ID ths trsat9sat Of ~ tys1l! " ~ 70
stysne hen syseigAt ~ unoes meuey
ssfund guarantee b. all druggists
tAdvertissmerO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15
BITTER TASTE
SOUR STOMACH
Pills and Stroas Msdieiass
Mads The Lady's Trssb'ss
Worss. But Thsdferd's
Black. Drauyht lmprovsd
Her Appetite and Took
Away Her Bile.

Nancy. Ky--Mrs. Cora waddle. n
resident Of this place. gives out this
statement = have nken Black
Draught and found II TO be the hes,
liver medicine ever used. II has just
been fine for indigestion sour stomach
and q bitter tasto In the mouth.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

4, nsluisn sal Tsasss en- ths vssd-
IaHlA s1ssFs1 10 The HvitisA Is,ss fss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-15

You will appreciate ths supreme ysaraAeadnaas
Of the KING . you srap ths HUNDRED f0INTS
Of bstssrmsnt TIN Aagnidesnt car prsssuta IAy
cannot b mads paia hsrs; bit you win adnlss t&sn
as yOu % oysr.. - ear isss6. Gem - - = 4
only out Il nsss ezisaity. Il = ~ uGl1 ~
motor world nnge vlS wl(ls -iadCs - Yot
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-24

l.. NJ. Martin, treasurer. The members
OF the association have planned to
compliment the graduating class with
boat ride.
Among the new features planned for
the coming year is class in diatettcs,
with prizes for the greatest improve
ment among the under -nourished chill
dren in the school The members are
eagerly looking forward to an annex
for the school. as a result of the eff
forts of the committee including
Messrs. l.. NJ. Martin, Leslie Stratton,
| Joseph Hyde and r. b. Clinton, who
received much encouragement when
the matter was placed before the board
| of education.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-24

convention. The work for the coming
year win include helping the Cripple
Children's hospital. the Salvation Army
building fund and the Colored Children's
home.
The report OF the state convention
held in jackson was most interesting
including an account of the business
sessions and the many social functions,
special mention being made Of the read
ings by Mrs. c. b. Bryan, OF Memphis.
A music circle has been formed in
the chapter and hopes are entertained
for its complete success.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-24
q WmEmHHHnMHasaHzHHHEHHA W
SO ,.:'I''.'I,: L 81
CLUBDOM
Renaissance Music Circle.

The members Of the Renaissance Mu-
J circle will hold their annual celebra-
in of Presidents day on Wednesday
brning at 10:30 o'clock. For the oc-
sion Mrs. J. w. Canada has extended
hospitality of her lovely country
me on the Hollyford road.
The two special honor guests Of the
brning will be Mrs. Robert L. Brown.
firing president, and Mrs. w. C.
lrly, the president for 1920-1921. The
her new officers and the official &C.
mpanist, Mrs. G. B. Mccoy, will also
specially favored guests
Among those who will participate in
Presidents day program are: Mines.
inkley Snowden, Harry c. Wilson,
T. Carnes. L. T. Fitzhugh, r. l..
own, William Murrah, Lawson Will
lite; Miss Banks Jordan and Miss
lldys Coulter, with Messrs, angelo
Id Joseph Cortese
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-24
St. Agnes Alumnae.

The ST. Agnes Alumnae will hold
their annual entertainment on June /:
The commencement exercises will
take place on-the. same date at $50
O'Clock in the morning at the st. Agnes
auditorium.
Az the close of the exercises the
alumnae will hold a reception for the
graduates and members of the alumnae
at the st. Agnes conservatory, and fol-.
lowing this at 1890, luncheon will
be served.
reservations for the luncheon must
be made not later than Thursday.
Members have been asked to call Main
504S, or Hemlock 1914.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-24
Guthrie Association.

The final meeting of the F. M.
Ithrie Parent Teacher association was
Id on Wednesday afternoon and was
I'll attended.
Mrs. A. c. Sperry. president, asked
e chairmen of all standing commit
Miss Draine, city nurse. gave an in
resting talk concerning the underfed
d underweight children and of the
nefits derived from teachings along
ese lines. together with the help
1ich the set of scales have been, the
'lrent-Teacher association having as
tied in purchasing the scales for the
hool.
Those present were given two very
lightful surprises. the first being the
inouncement that Judge r. NJ.
lthrie will present to the school a
rye pennant, 70x42; and the second,
at the president. Mrs. A, c: sperry'
ad, will give .pennant Of same. di-
ensions. Both gifts will be very high
appreciated. The teacher having the
rgest percentage of mothers present
Is Miss Louise Van Horn, to whom a
lie was given.
Mrs. j.. B. Myrick, chairman of the
nchroom, announced that 700 free
inches had been served.
Mrs. Sperry appointed a committee OF
esdameS George NJ Robinson, Louis
use. Hatfield. George O'Connor and
c. Graves to make arrangements to
terrain the graduates as well as re-
TT to Miss Van Horn, their teacher.
lere are 20 boys and 10 girls in this
Lss.
The election of officers resulted in
unanimous reelection Of the presi-
mt, president and treasurer. Mrs,
lward, M. Robinson was elected sec
tary.
Mrs. John Aeschliman took charge
the entertainment feature which was
joyed by all very much and included
toe dance by little Miss Lucille Sill
rger. with Miss Chandler at the
ano; reading by little Miss Doris
Conner: a piano solo by little Miss
lie Drawer, and a reading by little
ISIS Eloise McAllister.
Following the program Mrs. Amy
eschliman took charge of the contest
lich was a unique study in geogra-
". Six contestants had to draw for
e prize, Miss Oakley. teacher, win
ng. In an oral contest, in which
rec had to cut for the prize, Mrs
iward M. Robinson won.
= Mrs. Sperry urged those present tc
axe a close inspection of the exhibits
domestic science and manual art
asses. and Mrs Myrick and her as
stants served delicious refreshments
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-24
Will Give Musicale

The members of st. Brigid's guild
will entertain on Wednesday afternoon
at 8 o'clock with a musicale beau
tiful musical and literary program has
been arranged by Mrs. J. T. Keiran
and the public has been invited
The guild is a new organization in
st, Brigid's church, which will help the
poor and needy and cooperate with
other organizations. rhe officers are:
Mrs. James J. Carrigan, president; Mrs,
George Schloeker, president, and
Mrs. Agnes O'Niell, secretary.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-24
Zionists Will Meet.

AN important meeting of the local
Zionist organization has been called for
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock in
the vestry room of the Baron Hirsch
synagogue. -,
Mr.. M. Jaffe, who has recently re-
turned from New York, after attend
ing the Extraordinary Zionist conVen-
ton, will make report.
Arrangements will also be made for
the seventh annual flower day OF the
national fund bureau, which fund re-
deems the soil of Palestine and pro-
vides work and bread for the inhabi-
tants of the land
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-24
Will Dedicate Hospital.

An invitation has been extended to
e public to visit the Hospital for
tppled Children on the afternoon of
ednesday, May 26, at $3.50 o'clock, to
rticipate in the dedication of the
Hiding. A bronze tablet, bearing the
tie Of the erection of the hospital and
her information, will be placed, with
table ceremonies and special dedi-
ton program will be rendered.
Those who have never Visited the
lspital on Lamar boulevard, cannot
VOW the beauty of the building where
crippled children are being cared
at is being done to bring sunshine
to tho lives of these little afflicted
les
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-24
Church School Commencement

Final exercises Of St. Mary's churcn
school, as the Sunday schools of the
Episcopal parishes are called, will be
held on Friday evening, May %, when
missionary fair in the crypt of St.
Mary's cathedral. There will be num-
Der of exhibits and the children will
take part in several little playlets.
On the following Sunday, at the hour
of the IL o'clock service, the COM
mencement exercises will be held, when
q number of the girls of the senior
classeA will receive their diplomas.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-24
JACKSON MAN HEADS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

JACKSON, Tenn. May "a. (spll--
A. L. Griffin. Jackson funeral director,
returned Saturday morning from Nash
vile where he attended the annual CON
Vention Of the Tennessee Funeral Di-
rectors' association and a meeting OF
the Tennessee State Board OF Embalm-
ers, Of which organiZat ton he was elect
ed president for the ensuing year
Mr. Griffin was also named as one
'of the two delegates to represent the
Tennessee State Board Of Emhamers
at the North American conference OF
embalming boards to be held In Spring
field, Mass on Sept. IS to II. Joe
Henry, Of Springfield. Tenn, was elect e.
ed as the other delegate to represent
the state board of embalmers at the
North American conference
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-24
Service League Baby Show.

Members Of the Service league of the
'cLemore Avenue Presbyterian church
ill entertain Friday afternoon from 3
} o'clock with baby show.
The affair will be given on the lawn
I the church, and all children under 5
ears of age are eligible.
Beautiful prizes will be awarded and
splendid orchestra will have charge
: the musical program. Refreshments
ill be served during the afternoon.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-24
Y. w. G. A. Calendar.

The Y. w. C. A. calendar for the week
is as follows:
MISUNDERSTANDING and embroidery
Miss Trezevant, teacher, IL to l pm.
baseball, Hodges, field. $50 to 1880 pm.
Millinery class miss Sa-
rah Hay, teacher), to pm; supper
served at 6 pm; tennis, Hodges field,
Thursday-Sarah Wright Dramatic
club cabaret, $3.50 pm; make reserva-
tons before Wednesday noon.
Friday-Crocheting and embroidery,
IL to 1 pm. Bell Peppers club, pm;
supper served at $50 pm.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-24

Muser School of Music, Woman
building. She will be assisted by Misses
Lyn Black, Annie Aitken, Mildred Por-
tbs and the following children from the
preparatory department: Mary Satter-
field, Alfred Lee Prescott, Anotnette
Anderson, Mary Fftzhugh, Carolyn
Richards, Frances owen, Ada Lee
Cooke, Neva Hussey and Hilda Ree
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-24
Madison Heights School.

The members of the Parent Teacher
association of the Madison Heights
school have elected the following Off
GERS for the coming year:
Mrs. e. l.. Mcclure. president; Mrs.
]. E. Hudson, first president;
Miss Ella Regain. second vice president;
Mrs. H. G. Anglin, secretary, and Mrs.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-24
rs to so Per Cent

Suit Sale at $25 Embracing values to $4,000.
A Dress Sale at $685. Embracing values to $500
Waist Sale at Embracing values to $1,000.
A Rug Sale at $46.50-Embracing values to $4,000
Hosiery Sale at ST. Embracing values to $3.50
Silk Shirt Sale at $795-Embracing values to $500
A Skirt Sale at $1495- Embracing values to $500.
A Silk Sale at Savings from SOC to $500 yard.
A Shoe Sale at $685. Embracing values to $3.50
Silk Underwear Sale at Embracing values to $1,000
A Corset Sale at $3.50 Embracing values to $3.50
Dinnerware Sale at $398-Embracing values to $780,
A Sale of Auminumware at $100-Values to $3.50
Petticoat Sale at $500 Embracing values to $1,000
Mems Suit Sale at 5000 Embracing values to $6000
White Goods Sale at full saving of so per cent.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-24
Gen. Cheatham Chapter.

At the meeting of the Gen. Cheatham
chapter. u. d. c., on Friday, Mrs Ern-
est Walworth, presiding. the work of
the past year was reviewed.
1t was voted to increase the pledges
and do double work before the next
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-24
Beethoven Club.

Marie Greenwood worden, chairman.
calls meeting of the board of the Bee
thoven club for Wednesday afternoon at
40 o'clock, to arrange for Presidents
day. A full attendance has been re
quested
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-24
We Are In Constant Touch With
the Present Market Conditions

And alert the public of Memphis and vicinity
every opportunity to share the savings made possible by price
leccsons For your information have had Is local store buy
in the market for the past six weeks and also maintain
offices of resident buyers in New York City throughout the
whose sole business is take the buying interests
of this store