davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-11

North Bend. Schuyler and other
places and large amounts of silks
and other valuable goods have been
taken. Sheriff Condit is satisfied
that the robbers cash the goods in
Omaha or Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-11
Well Known Salesman Is
Injured at Fremont, Neb.

Fremont, Ncb., Jan. l0.-(Special.)
George B. Slocum of Chicago, we'll
known shoe salesman, met with an
accident in Chicago in which he
lost an arm and was otherwise bad
ly bruised up. His sister was also
injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-11
Beach Files as Delegate.

Lincoln, Jan. 10.-(Speaial.) )-E. D.
Beach. state fire commissioner, filed
petitions with the secretary of state
as candidate for delegate at large
to the national republican conven-
ion. The petitions had more than
1000 names attached.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-11

Lincoln, Beatrice, Fairbury, Hasti
ings, Grand Island, Columbus, Nor
folk and York.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-11
White
Outing
Flannel

H e w quality,
with long, warm
fleecy nap; 36
inches wide. very
special for Ion
lay, at, yd., 3Oc
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-11

OF highly mer-
cerized yarns;
permanent lus-
trous finish; a
very heavy fab
ric, per yd., CSC
Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-11

These are the mer-
oerized Dam a 8 k
quality, h e m m e d,
ready for use. They
come in a range of
pretty patter IS;
each, 1A11C
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

seaf tssh~F a gxaasass kssd kss Aasa N
sasss q waansaishmsmt sn kssn ~ wSaaa
~ IN frsa psssshaa.-
10 NC coaad saay hase FaaATssA ~
rested "A
~MAas geass mesald that 6es n hs's
guilty Ne wsMlsns tain. Asa n bio
II hasdshg year father ssssA@sSsrv tn
Vie Bills " N9aia aaay BE- sxrvI0s no
ssce that ne sesv e~ssieg wsrsa Ma
f'm sas . sfiil hnat, LIT Esss ride
arpsad and Hasss ais taastasFs h shss
sss@l Wen kesp aa ere % Ain oil
right
Maybe you're rsghf.~ Kass sauN,ses
~tsh q sssh-
sheriff Bat tkaagA u politician.
vas az hnaess gssn. N tFeaAisd assa
thar culiisoa's fYsegAs believed hin 10
he partisan In taatteF ~ ihis sort,
Far wAieh r~asne Ne aet ssoFw tran
haR ~ms Carls'S avertares fawns
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aSsffrTrLaN,

fmAhhay No inssatassNk MI As*xFacA
/ Ii ases~ wasseig knsxa sAaa nNsses
i*erVw's IasslaAS' Eassss II RazstA
n. \. AssiMssgA esaasaasAea Mssay sssfs
Aga u is te~say a sA@les@ ,ssassess~ass
h&yhsr all INV istess iasaaita~x Tor TIA
r@rrwst aaaglssaas af Diseases are th~ss
ssrvN~snl fsSsaavas tAreagh HseAlsaae
os sarg~ry.
" ws,s I'M fTsg~M nv fsaaeeE,
whe svsw W ywars eco xsve w shs
s0ssa ghsf wossarsfai ssesaAch soaas
ard blood prrsnSk. ~tseA,ea Mssatcas
Discovery sass sAas tsMssus fsNa,
siceAslac neAssam@ sas wssAssa. ~i's
sSFsse fsm~Fsnsto@."
hs hsx eassy professional career. nr
fierre realised thar esery tAaatys bat
especially shoss VITO tive feHaegs tfvsn
physician. ssseaia hAsw M baaA an
Instructive hSsok that ~eald tessA sAesa
somethsag neeas fsras Aid risgsl'
eiasS, Anasamy, Hygseaes hew ~ re>
agmaaa aifEewat Diseases. how IL eafe
foe iAe sles. what 10 Al In case at ~
stssent ~ ssaia~a sickness. etc. - hs
Published that great hsek. the ~Msslsal
Advises an aps@dms~' easssaa M
which can he procured by sensisag 10
ewnss tc nceser riesce'a Inssisas'
licssi In isnfHAe, NJ Y.
Later, Dr. rterre added snoshsr iiaA
10 his chain at wssd works by cssah
issAlag A aarsan IF enttvsssadepes u
which any ene can write tn ibeitcsi
adsiea, wishaat any expense whatever.
and II necessary. naed,eiMes especially
prepared In n~aesas l1aFcss LahoFaivf.
will he sent by parcel peat ~ express
for uNe al hense. nj reasonable cosI
Thus these Who have symptcsns ef die
ease need net suffer mental agaay fear
tns that they bare saas @ertcas all
insns. hut can have 4 diagnosis INSIDE
free hy physician of hixh rrufr.
sianai ssanding. Write to nr. iirFc.
relating yaar symrtoas II ynn sanet
usedieal advice for any chfaase disease
All LETTERS regarded ~ eaasldensial
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

story Sttk b. maSt asas hp sss W,
gAe srosanl At the 'ttae 4 ,he 6osd-
m, ~ he nsst have arewa ;l4e rss,-
bery vas gu,nx to T. ke place
Sy5g's Sarrwt eyva NARROWED 20 q
>p ~ -seu prove to a@ shst ts%s
Rat you. fathers RIA, before tas h,s.d
ST. sad ri ;aks some s-q.A In me
stasr~
sAnd n the meantime syssg@stef'
Carly
~fn keep rixhi 90 tosesla< far LocS
,'ussl>eo. BAT III keep IA eys On Cass
FeaArfc6 tte,
Ksse t~ok ~ the chslgen-e CENT
5putty ~Fll p~sse se sad he Ses ---
81 least RET try 70 y.re;ty hard. Us
'se truth. ara II ne& slsae pgi saHss~
how
After Ne hsf lsft hsr 81 he a.stst
curly ws Ass5 The str~sts wtya sAava
evv ~ eat ,,nsiirs Ms siy~~t he kagt
bret rs LIE anaaas nea. Ss3 ae
srsw Little ahs'&t wssssn aud ttsrgs
~ays, Bat e.s tHaag Rstsaa ssin~y'
riss.ly Gg.ac tbs sdla, darn sssi wstsa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
CHAPTER iiI,--Contlrued.
..a To-

"So, I'll go dawn 10 the courthouse
n be ; there "
Al the office ~ the sheriff Kate eur
/ TO essentials as suan as the ln,ru,lue.
1 ttous werr over.
/ "iln yoa think nay father sohh,s, the
" 4 n Express company. AIR i,oEt r.
che asked
( Her plIinnrss embarrassed the on
! Ger
lets ieok At the tatgs, Miss Cut
lt*"n be- began amiahly Then yau
tell roe what YOU woillt think In mt
place Your father nrgslsa Bouey
mighty bad There's un Doubt AZ All
| about that Here's an envelope oa
which he had written a Hist ~ his
debts Yeu'll Notice they ran 20 luSt
little more than twenty thousand |
found this 10 hts bedroom the day he
disappeared Turn ihat envetcpe over
Miss ,'ult,son. Notice how he ha,
written there bali a dozen times IN
row 'SA'st and Just b-lnw II twice,
w 4 y, TX Cos Finally, the ope
wsrrd "rrhtgitt*T
She read II Ell. read II with n heart
heavy as teHi aud Saep thar there he
hAd 'e,t In his own >rnpg. bold hand.
writing conNlnriax evidence against
hiipSeg SI.il, ~hr ,ld not doubt him
la thr least but ih,re could he no
question Bow thA, he knew NJ the ,n-
'nutItl shipnwht. that absent ~ lntledtt
b. hah lolted dawn this data while hs
eas th3ukipg ahou; h IN connection
"ifh MS cwu DEBTS
The sheriff went ON Tightening the
chain II fyEsletpv Ia yo}gt th#t, sur
all Is Kindness, seemed IN hrf r.,
tiiorSc'eSs as fsss "it 'urus oiu that
Nit Jordan W The t'arlleinsas Nation.
nj tenA neatEanta Tbs shipment "a
s"ar father thai Hernns Nj tul
As9r Was tcy3ac 10 fujSv toaryS snnm
hla, hut ne couldn't let rita, have it
Every bank ,u thy city ftga~rl Aye a
S"p Yet nvyf nrn'f. h. f4ad az
1--WE Thousand deg|yrS ay a0 vi froa,
poker game
''lte eust have tasrows>l ire p>nnr,
tram sanle ems, she said Wes 'iy
'That iaones hc paia In twsufg uol.
lar h0l> rhc stp5ro express pegsa.r
aaS IN fwvajso~, Naa Nnos ,enr.e.f
tha, thg~ X a gj3 younery lN@s asut
sn ptyHtjfus"
Thy xiH's hsui wc0t to her eeart
Faith 10 her father MAS 3 nSeA 80, ia
be WASHES sway. by any ssaosut a
e,Ed,rc,' What asalie her winte va.
ne aatonat of cirtHa~,artla| te>Fl-
apy fsliias lrto Place 81 lne1aeai
aga psi hln, !
is 'hst AIT size ASA WI Aesg1sitiuSly
II VISA Il WERE. Miss s'ulA~sa. Bet !
~ not A alar ranls vvapd ,re tN,ynsF
. a,. sAeg a. ,hR rp'Ytyr a. ~ was es
r,"ssS lis h4s ge'j ~. Here Il Is
- ks,e tos>k rbe IA, Syae'Asns
s~~aai ~ t-A1eF svoand hcr hsert. II |
~ p>N,i "a Der ts,h.r isIs personal. |
i'y "Ss ,sHmFod al over IL. She even |
r"rss>a grti cnsrt. Stain VA tae ASHER |
8 A. ~ IN" hT'm There @sS 80 aea |
4 'hr 81 asls l. & 80 tsji her w,g,,>s IL /
hsd hsvs A wave NJ despair swrp, |
ever hery 8 ASsjr >'e aas on Ire verge /
* breaking ,A'~r hay c,,asp@Sst ae4> /
SET as wsyh ttSat carb,
teB say ;ss sebeer Asd ~ Ats Aat /
ard tb&t seeA~hsctv sh,a 8; hiul. WAa
ever L wss ,naSy kaoW ihs m4a WIS.,
sstAes- /
t;4a'tv sRshf tV'sS this lsst pcar .sncn /
Ner apgs4 ~l's Is slaaoss sars lie gass
s&s lesr fata9-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

| A spark Ut steei came haze aer darn
eyes. "Wha Is sh9 HiaflT"
Ellis name Ii ftnHFscx.~
"cass fsnsis!Sky' she whipped the
werd al hiFE. lesning torwarVt Ia b@s
chair siglaiy with bar hsasis esehcAnd
tn tAA srtms af II. 0as eoald have
guessed that Tie soand Of the naaas
bad unleash~,i a darsngns ftrueisy Ia
her.
"Yes. knee he aad yonF fatAef
aren', friends. They have had sagsie
trouble. For that reasen he WAS yesy
reluctant 10 give your fathers maats,
Tbs gtri famed Reluctant paat
500 s,eiieye NJ lie hatss father lke
poison" A fash Of inspiration cams
to her. 't'aSs FenGFiek " she asu yesl
want. aad he IL the man | want fir
robbed ths express company. and he
has killed nay father or abducted hina.
| kpow now. Arrest him tonight"
II have to have evidence, lolf said
quietly
Il cap give yea motive Listen.
Father expected tu prove ap yesterday
90 his ~, Gro cialm II he had aoae
10 Cass tendrteks sheep would have
hesn cas off from the water FstLsy
had 10 be- got col n the way as't 'ns~s
than Wednesday. or that msn would
have heea put ou, Of business u'1was
very bitter about 1t. lie had nlads
threats
III sould take more than threats
10 get rid ~ The best t'gSting anna N
Arizona. right tn the tatdals ~ the
day, in the heart 81 the town, Without
a .aa; knowing H.
"iIs was trAu,ei somehow, %
course Curly cat H.. For hr was
SUITE That ia Hn otta, eay could Luck
CuIilSen hase brsa overcome.
III y,nl ouiy tell me bow, Fian,
arau." Boll returned
~ dent know ho~. but veil hnd
our"
u hone so"
Kate felt bis dsUbt. ara II was HE
Il spark 10 powder
YEN ought 'n ktow father cHik'n'r
have tionr this There Ia such = thins
IA character, Laek Gullisoa simply
Couldn't he thlrt
MsckeHsiss faith h&d heen strength
eHyd hy the tusss'eBt hSRity " h"
gIfl That's right Nle& Lot plt teli
eon sa,oethgug else, Fendrtek kne"
Lack aHs going 70 pn,yr up Thursday
lie heard him tel us NJ the Round
l'p elub Tuesday morning"
The sheriff summed nr You've
proved lass had interests that would
w. helped II Mr. t,liileoa werr re-
maye,t Fiat yea haven't shaken The
evidence against Luck"
We've proved tass Frntirick bad
~ get father cent NJ the way an i'1e
very day he disappeared. nne day
later would have been too tate We've
shown hts cumHy Any evidence mar
rests Oh his word il 10 gt~Si The
truth tsn; IN the man,
"Masbe net. tus be- altin't make tbs
evidence
Hats had another insplrat'onaI dash
He diJ st'Ne ~ H. SomsaoN ae
g'' f,t'i.l NJ lashrF's hal astd hs Glatta
featured starry aaaat shooting Il tr'nt
he rt,i,'str's head tiut 10 rake hts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

the sne isyes tAaIs seaaa ast hasa taas
DER aaa sereesoa& a4sA tA@ kask at
ssssnAased dvascsey ard ssFengsa tn
ey~ry lime Of hwr.
@AiHN shs tire gaasaess iifsfs thor
aaghhresf syvry' be chIRklssi To hsas.
ssif. -sssaads ta@ arid every crack.
Thsnk at hvr stnneiiEx pat 10 sssEe :
ttsss Ike she aAa for nss that nlght
COST ut ih~ rwarh. Saae's shs hest arga.
@a@Sl Lagk has got
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
HEALS RUNhINC SORES

y feel " rny essy ~ write yrs Z ,@sss,
NJ naaE* f~r Sesr vest#efms Fsss+xnss a
unns~nt hss . r~asink srg. ca my
lssi lsx fv- sss yssf. | t~rsA ~ syss
sef#sSrsss 6ysfFt vxsx M three vsxis A.. ass
now 4 IN A@ss~d ~-~A~ c. sssahrafn. hi
Esea ~. Evt@ Pa
Fes t&ars | have bern s~fssns .arp.sxg,
6-vErsws e large tsss NJ rrTEEAsyss1s
IMMINENT ~ v eents. TEE ts~atssx
r~rsr ~ shts 1ezst=ye.s IA rr.asxrss,%ss
fsstfss fnss IN rev AHys tss se-.s
s~ss vr laks mage: yssss tfsas eSseAy rssns.
e@e 80 msN s~s~ 10 evwe .ssssxs s-s
sF'~~SaT ruH4sss~sA fTwpsss ssa nsssv
asaeshsads dsst ryeAx ss w~~k sn< ~
Nsa s-A~-s sii~s Tstsvssrr sJsmtsssns -
f.@ rs-Ssss ~ ~'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

DON'T let Feur bowels isalldnse yaur
sym;~gnl Make shern fcnetisst regularly
keep The body ctes ns~d N @sste
matter with In. kinSs New Life Pills.
Bsilouxr~mx. w'ek headarte. sour
stomach, indigestion. dlxxiaesa fnrr~d
tsngne. had br~ath-~thiHa ~ the egrs.
ts~rrassnemss ard ti&coussosfs traee.
stsis 10 esesssiys~ttoa Hgw easily
taey4rs ree+ifs~e by the DrTnssaasl usa
III Dr. Klag'* Nsw life Fitis Nerve
the Scwess sspeothsy kgt surrsy. Try
them sonigiai Ali fH1eEtxsA ~Z5c. ~
+-sst
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
BAD COLD GOT You? =
FEELING. GRIPPY?
Dr.. King's New Discovery
soon starts you On The road
10 recovery

NN(sE tried. always uscd. That's
trite expression, hat ore nryct
more applicable than II In 10
Dr. Kings Nww Discovery.
You wlli like tho prompt. huMlnew#
IKE way II lssn~ens the ItalsgfnsonKast,
@si chest, soefh~s The tortured throat.
relieves M cd al = Hew euid, grippe.
eungh, group
TIE ksssjse1 cen take II III pesTect
safety, tau. y. bad after effects,
STANDARD half s@asary. tsE snj
$50 4 bottle. At your druggist.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
TWO MATS ON A RACK.


Hynegats -~Aasea taRa1s ane rseks
Lass, raats$s than eFiuainai ASA an
cited Nv iiaaar, Curry F1aaassa AnA
bls sbsn, sfAe, Both practically
mere aays. es19Hss insaSyed IN
here -stsA!isx adventure. Dsasxss'
Tag Of tins stgien stvcx in tins tvTa
VI saga&sils. Aria. sha h@a4 ssFa-
rass@ Ma ~ sl,ies Nv o p@ss~ ANS
Curly taksn captive, after ~ has
ssst ore and hlsrssif SSsa wounded,
Ths m4ka shot ID E,aeA GuEiksea. Q
former agAsiAg sheriff gaiisans
frsshas astsrniAs To lynch Carly
AZ an sAsmpl@ 10 pattls thseses
wEh the fops agoaai bic nsca as
10 saved BY Tho tnI@rs nm tlea sf katr
Esiisson. i.atss aasshlas, Lask
questions tina boy concerning = ass.
tsrieas eatlas. soapy stone. real
leader Of ihx rastlsF1 RsAIsdraa
learns thai saapy stone IL Gailt'
sons eitEss sn~eay and esess hsgs a
halsfll lutiaenes Syss tho as amer
irs san S@m. who hAs apatrsasd
with his father CV'iisgn gees s@i
ter Curly Curly ssseass aospy
s,oss fsam a hsar trap Al Ost
t>ontsn gaHEs hs discovers {hAt ihs
oeti2w 10 BAN tui'isons rival for
Laura ianaon hand tHAadysa.
Waiting hs4ta'~s taaeA, - ecgElntsd
train rgbaerS Ia hetas planned
sam iss.pa the rasch fur SasuAehs
Curly aceumpaats. htm Easss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
Every little helps.
10 Rg r,1yTtsUED1


Silver MaaatAiza. ssssse n f&atsss tss ..
lng camp ~ hasha. IN s~w DESCRIBED
Thirty sssrs asa a syaSs6ss~ dssssi~d
ffse rtare stad a wnzsaerfsI fstHts.
Mfe,sy vAs lesrr~i lnsn tss~ ~rs~rTwas~
TAs fHiil raj t,ass iea Days Ths ''alsa~'
ExSN est.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
WHEN NEURALGIA
ATTACKS NERVES
Sloan's Liniment scatters
the congestion and
relieves pain

A ltte, applied t,s'hosi ,abS'Hg. ~ill
bswetrass immediately and rest and
scothe the nerves
Sioan's I.inlmcn, Is very effective 10
allaying external pains, strains, bruises
aches, stiff joints, sote muscles. luniba'
40, neurilis, sciatica. rheumatic i~mges.
Keep a big bottle always on hand
Tor family use. Druggist, everywhere.
3Ss, Uc, Sl.A
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
'HEARTs ARE TRUNKS"
WHEN IN isurHT PLAY TRIUMPH"
~rl.AY TRUMPS NOW

There aas nniy the ore lifs IN ~as|h
message. atsd sA Ut them pere piaih3y
10 TIE same hard He tsouid spare ous
aiily ane ibinE, thu, someone asS 'rr.
sux In give the sheriff Informative In
ggarsls~i way,
~. MSS stili pe,iinG orsr ,a@ thing
vlsea fsdy came wiia sTs7e.AI t3ssis.
cry letler soy the sheriff Eeyit sfanrcd
a, Il AID hand.i tie nose 10 Garry.
~Anoilfes billy doc frva my saxseus
friend
This time .ss sender had Aesn IA
ipa tnpch n hurry 10 pint sas
verbs. They we're written Ia q .ss1
hand by apFsae ,fn~siHeNi~d r%rsaa.
''THF JACK nv TgCMrs. TsHAr,.
Mind II I Aecp taes%r Curly
asked
TAKE 'srn ss0ag-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

rsnsAr - figure esi t1s snS N
svse~szse nAss ~ made IA sursscs y
large fss4iir sr~srrxiiS kbss srsxi
oeSs msssr~ xa@xi srstAneiSe EAss ~,
do about kssAAs nxEsrA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

tiAndfau sas in the ossicp of The sheF>
IN \ seai deaf. t.ecAasss he wsat~i 10
keep Informed ~ any new ti~selaa.
ments In the W q \, robbery case.
1. was on aae af these ar~wsiens
that Bolt TOSSED across ~ him irts
ter he bad just apenei
~fve been gettlng letters frnrn The
village entup ~ f.om Some csank. |
don't know sh;ch Here's sample
The envelope. addressed evidently in
a Disguised hand, ts,aialaed ONE sbnes
of pepper, cioa this was lstter~'i
roughly,
PLAY TIE iA.K or HEARTS"
f'laHarnn iosssea VIZ with sassrs.
ton II eagrrness IN bis eyes,
"Nshat 80 you reckon l, fneansY no
asksst.
Scarf, me Like ~ not n cent
iweaN n 'fhtns The ssssseTs ssc Fn~s
as much seuse M this, pte. chuche,i
them into the wanea,'apssr basket. One
came by shs morning mail yesterday
and ono by tfe afternoon. INA ~
mlnti reader, and I've got no ssn~ 10
gu,s@x food puzzles"
Curly enrtiesl the kesket on The
fnor ard wsni over its contenfs csr~
fully. He found three communications
from the unknnvn writer Fab IT
them was printed hy hand an shsst
% chevy ltns'd paper '.srn fs,asa =
scratch pad He smfwHessd ,hem Qua
snd put tham sscls by aide on ,he taila
Tbs aas whai ~. read
The Washington herald., 1920-04-11

DIANNING the summer wardrobe il
= now a task that confronts US all, for,
with Easter over, spring dress needs
sre usually complete or nearly so, and
We must turn to the preparation, the
selection of clothes for summer. Summer
clothes are always of particular inter-
est to young women, TO the school aud
college girls, for this is their great period
Of recreation, and pretty clothes, you
know, 60 long way toward helping
girls to have a good time. ,
There are arguments in favor of an
almost entirely white outfit and also in
q highly colorful one. White is so cool
and dainty looking, SO dignifed. elegant
and yet simple, . 49, '.z'.
White is economical, too, IL one
chooses clothing that can be readily
laundered. On the other hand, there is
a'distinct charm and a compelling at.
traction in color. =,
The appreciation and love of color
Is primitive sense that all our ciyili-
ration. all our education has failed to
suppress. And this is as it should be,
for color is an expression Of happiness,
Of joy, Of life itself II you question
this assertion, let me present. the eyi-
dence to substantiate my assertion. It
is all around you at the moment in this
wonderful month of April, expressed
By no less a power than nature itself.
Trees, shrubs and flowers, skies by night
and By day attest. / believe. to this color
The Washington herald., 1920-04-11

thought, this theory, If. you would call
it that, of color being an all-impoftant
factor In life. &
, Have you ever travelled through sec.
tons Of our own United States, where
the blast Of furnace fires and other &C:
tivities Of industry have blighted the
trees and killed the grass and flowers
with which nature had endowed the
grounda Have you seen the sections of
some Of our busy industrial centers,
where even lovingly tended window
box fails to produce anything more than
a sickly geranium or stunted pansy?
II you haye seen these things as L
have you will recall that many of the
homes Of tho workers are painted in
bright colors, In colors that may seem
sidiculous to us for these humble homes !;
bright green's. pinks and blues are mos
The Washington herald., 1920-04-11
) IN WHITE AND COLORS- Edlth M. Burt
PLANNING SUMNER WARDRO ODE IN VIII

unusual: that is, they were intended
to Be bright, but the elements and the
furnace fires soon dim the brilliapcy
Of the paint. You win note, too, that
the inhabitants Of these busy centers
Affect brilliant colors in their clothing.
True It is that many Of these folks are
Of foreign birth, and II has been. sug-
sested that this II the reason for their
love Of color In clothing. But I contend
that human nature ID the same the world
over and that the most precise and most
sedately dressed woman, with several
sensrations Of American foreflthers Of
Puritan character back Of her, would,
II forced to live in these surroundings,
soon discard her simple frocks Of brown
and gray and black for colors brighter
and more cheerful.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-11
The Modes---A Peep Into The Future

copyrisht. 1870. By Public Lsdssr ca.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-22
]. S. ARMY To SELL
MORE CANNED MEAT
Government To Dispose of War
Surplus Through Retail and
Wholesale Firms of
Nation

Washington, July 22-In an ~.
fort to combat the high cost Of iiN .
ing the war department soon is to
place millions OF dollars worth or
canned meat on the market at prices
below even pFe-war quotations. said
an announcement today from the
office or the division OF sales
The meats which will be offered for
domestic consumption exclusively are
stored in every section Of tue country
and viii be disposed of through
Wholesale aud retail stores from ooe
end Of the country to the other
Included In the meats ara canned
corn beef. corned beef hash. roast
beef and bacon.
Every dealer from the largest
wholesaler To the smallest retailer. ls
being given an opportunity to make
purchases at prices which are -on-
sierably below the prevailing vaT-
ket, said the announcement.
The canned meats are the best
that the American packers could pre-
pare Their quality Is the highest.
They were packed under government
supervision and the war department
Is standing back of every can sent
from any army supply depot"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-22
L|NCOLN's SPIRIT
SEES COX VICTORY
Message From dead Received
Week Before the Democrats
Met In Convention At
Frisco. Made Public

Trenton. N. Al July % Govercor
Cox viii be thsnext President OF tse
United States. SO. at least. Malsn
A. Fogg. Of the Firs, splriiuailat
Church here. insists. He vas so tn
formed by W A. Roberts. of Wash.
ington. who got II straight frcm
Abraham Lincoln
The message IN question puraous
70. have been received a week before
the Democratic convention began Il
indicates that. though Lincoln may
have risen 10 higher planes Of en-.
deavor, he has sunk 10 lower levels
OF English Here lis the prediction.
taken down as dictated by Roberts
"Comrade Roberts My opinion "
the political situation is that q Demo
cat will be elected, and possibly Coy.
ernor Cox or Edwards OF New Jersey
Will be the nominee That is 80 FAR
as can forecast the matter. bat ~
II hard 10 say for some black horse
may come along and get It. II is
as hard 10 forecast an election ~ u
ls TO forecast crop OF corn How.
ever. | thank you for your courtesy
in asking me the question. was
some interested in politics in my
time, but now have other matters
on my hands and pay little attention
TO politics
Your for the truth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-22
HE WII.IED HIS WAR
I\SU RANCE TO A HORSI,

Buffalo. ~ ". July 17--Knipi1w
q 10 years old stallion. was the bcne-
ficisry named In the $4,000 war 10.
,surance policy carried by Harry Il
Thurman. OF Memphis. Tenn. and hif
aunt Mrs Mary Mitchell. OF Buffa'o,
IL complying with the terms u the
solicy Thurman died IN action
overseas
The facts IN the case came on.
when Mrs. Mitchell sought 10 have
Kniplow placed among The mounts OF
Troop |. state guard In the armory
here She said Thurman was much
attached 10 the horse and having no
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-07-22

near relatives who would suffer
through bis death. he decided to prp.
vids hor the aaimals care Ia case he
did not return The Surplus above
the cost OF the horses keep goes 70
Nrs Mitchell
kniplow IL suffering from a spg ain
ed tendon but is recovering and is
expected soon 70 become a part az
Troop rs outfit where he is a rreAt
favorite