davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
TAPER ROLLERS IN
N FLOATING AXLE

In theoretically perfect pail or
roller bearing the only advantage
of a lubricant would be to prevent
rust. This Is so because in such a
bearing there is, or would be, no
sliding friction. The parts would
roll one on another and there would
be no movement between points in
contact with each other. As a
matter of actual practice. however,
since 1t is deemed desirable in
most cases to provide means for
keeping the balls or rollers from
touching one another. there is a
slight amount of rubbing between
the balls or rollers and the sepa-
rators which means that lubrica-
tion is needed IL the small amount
of friction so set up is to be mimi
mized.
In automobiles there are. con-
sidering what may be called the
average car. approximately forty
bearings of one type or another,
counting only those where there is
a complete rotary motion. There
are the plain bearings of the crankr
shaft, cam-shaft and other parts OF
the motor, with the anti-frictioh
bearings. usually of the ball type,
in the fan. generator and starting
motors There are the anti-friction
bearings, either roller or ball. in
the gear-box and in the clutch to
take the thrust when it is dam
aged. There are the bearings. ball
or roller. on the driving pinion
shaft of the rear axle, at the diff
ferential and at the outer ends OF
the axle housing. And there are
the worked bearings of the lot
those in the front wheel hubs.
Count them all up and you will find
not far from forty.
The bearings used in automobiles
are of six. general types:
| plain Bearings fused in the
crank-shaft and cam-shaft of the
| engine. in the water pump and
oil pump and in the clutch).
2-Cup and Cone Ball Bearings
fused in the front wheel hubs of
some cars and sometimes in fan
pulleys. A modified form with
| some features of the annular ball
bearings Is used for nearly all
purposes).
| i3-Annular Ball Bearings (used in
fan pulleys, motors, generators,
gear-boxes. rear axles and kubs).
| 4-Straight Roller Bearings (used
In the places mentioned imme-
diately above with, the exception
of front wheel hubs).
| t5--Tapera Roller Bearings FUSED
| everywhere except In the engine
and its components).
6-Bail Thrust Bearings FUSED In
The Washington herald., 1920-03-28
TAPER ROLLERS
, IN FRONT HUB

do not get proper fabrication and
therefore wear quickly. with the
results which have just been men
toned.
At reasonable intervals. We'll say
and mean at any rate once a year
yet how many of us do it-all
anti-friction bearings should be
thoroughly cleaned in gasoline and
provided with fresh lubricant.
Through continued use the old Iub-
ricant becomes impregnated with
abrasive matter which rapidly ac-
CELEBRATES wear. If we would really
do this our cars would last longer
and run more smoothly.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
LISTY POiSKIE NA POtZCIE.

"o1 Adler Juliet. JO2 Austo va
~Franc.sZka. 5O5 Barkowski p. G..
Dos Eurucki G. 5O7 Bclcki ADAM.
800 Berens Aug. 5l2 Buckarski f.
5l5 Bylnowski Pawel. III Chmie.e-
wska Marya. 523 D-mogalski Antu-
RI. 524 D~opkowshi Julian. 525 D?a-
bot Jan. so Duda Karol. 529 FonN
J6zef. $50 Grish J6zef. 54S Jaku-
Lee Jan. so Janulik Anna. 55l Jc
linck Katar2yna. 552 Kaczmarski
J6zef. 5J5 Kcska AntOni. $50 Kin
die Ant. SCI Kowalski b. 5G2 KO-
walski Fraaciszek. 5GS ~Chrzanowski
Jan. 500 Kusera J6zef c. p. $40 Ku
likowski Waclaw. oil KuratkOwSk;.
576 Lippa Charles. 81 Malicki St.
! fan. $40 Ma2ur Ant. Isl MiChal.k
Jak6b. 5S2 MichaIak Wlad. 5SG Mis-
b. Mrs. SIS MOrawesek J6zef. $50
Myska FIR. $50 Nasticki Jan. 591 No
wakowski Stanislaw. 593 Ondra-
GEEK J6zef. 596 Pawlik Katarzyaa.
597 Pcrcak Anna. 59S PetrcwSEi
Ant. 500 Poproch Stan. 600 Pod
horny Tomasz. COZ Rauch Anna.
G1S Szupkowska w. G22 Sipka A.
dam. 624 Skoraczewski Jozcf. gu
Spiwak I. G31 Stanczak Stan. 63"
s~ton;owicz NJ. 633 Stock Stan. OBS
Tordy J6zef. G36 Trawihski Wal. 637
Trusihski George. 643 Wick Jan.
G4G Wasilewski P. J6zef. GAS Wa
wrzyDiak Adam. esq WilewihSk!
Woic;ech. 65S Wijenis KlemeAs. 655
Woiniak Kazimierz, 657 WawrzyAlec
Yak. G5S ZaIewski Jan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
u NEW YORK, n. Y.

Do ksiedza Antoniego Witkowsk!e
go W Elmhurst, n. Y. zglosn sig la
kis m}ody a sprytcy oszust | namC-
viii 20 do kupienia his wojny
swiatowej W SOO-tu torlach, ma co
l.zyskal jake zadatek 1928. Sprytny
ten handlarz .,n.storyi wojny sWi@-
towel W 3OO-tu tomach' dostai sic
luz "a kratki w~iezienne. Jest to Lud-
wik Nowak, lat 27, wys}uzony zof-
nierz. Nowak ma tez w5cflnika, kto-
ry nam6wi} go do rrzeprowadzenia
tel tranzakcyi z ks'od&am Witkow-
skim, "a CO, jak rowiad1, podziel1i
sic MIN zdobyfymi ~r!ar'ei:n'!.
- Prokurator sta 1owr ,.niosl D.
skarzenie przeciw oszukahczej kcm-
panii okretowej, kt6rej ~prezydent !
skarbnik znajduja sic pod karcya
$4,000 kaidy. Oszusci CT ogiaszal'
ae kompania ich przewozi ludzi d.
Polski. Rumunii i do innych KRAKOW
europejskich. okazaio sic jednak, zs
ME posiada ona zadnych okret6w, a
jednak "a karty okretowe zebra 10
$4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
NIEDOLA W CENTRALNEJ i
WSCHODNIEJ ECR0PIE.

Washington -. c. -
Nfedota W Centrahej i WSchOdui"j
Europe jest tax wiclEa. ze nowo mar"
dzcne dzieci So owijaue " stare Sazcty
a mezczyzni i kobiety chodzl ~literalnic
be- hielizny. aby wiec tel ME Oii Chico
troche ulzyc Ameryka6Ski Czcrwony
Krzyz apeluje do SwOich pracOwnik6w
wSzyStkich oddzia}6w W Stanach Hjcdno
czonych ably ponowili wytwarzanie bic
liZny i ubran.
OStatnte raporty 2 KRAKOW Europci-
Skich dotknietych Stodem i chOrUhami
wykazuja. ze CzcrwOny Krzyz ME b.
die w m~o1@USci dOpOmGdz tym marc
dem do p~OwrGcrnia do normalnyCh Wa
rrnkGw. jezeli tutejSzc oddzia}y ME Pc
dwoja Swej prodUkcyi i W imic ludzko-
sci ME ~zaapcluja do wSzystkich ludzi
Scrca O za0fiarOwanie Swej piracy i Zhic
ranie tax materya}u jak j zwykicj bic
lizny i ubrah.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
p. II. p.
GRUPY ZWIAZKU NARODO
WEGO POLSKIEGO POPIE--
RAJA ~POzYCZKE.

Biuro Gl0wne otrzymalo telc-
gram cd Grupy l920 L. n. ?. W
Daisytown, Pa. Z wiadomoSciq,
&c Grupa zakupila bond6w pol
skich "a $1,000.
Widzimy I prasy, re juz wiclc
Grup Zwiqzku N. P. zakupilo
bond6w polskich "a rome sunny
Cd parusct dolar6w do pare ty-
siecy.
Gdyby wszystkic Grupy zwiqz
XII n. p, Zjcdnoczcnia i innych
organizacyi .polskich posz}y "a
tym dobrym przykladcm, WICK
sza czcSj pozyczki byHaby pokry-
ia wylQcznie groSzcm zbiorowym,
nalciqcym do zrzcszCh. Me wic-
lchy ~pozostaio do zrobicnia oso-
bonn prywatnym.
Nanny nadzicje, Ic w ostatnich
dniach Rampant. wszystkic to-
warzystwa, grupy, gniazda i Cd
dzialy polskich organizacyi sprf
MIA bcz wviqtku >woj ohowiQzck
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
z Polskiego Biura Anne
rican Red Cross.
Bureau Of FOreigniLanguage
Information Service Polish 1
Section.
1907 Broadway, New'YOrk City.
DzIEIO HERBERTA ROOVERA. i.
1907 Broadway, New'YOrk City.
DzIEIO HERBERTA ROOVERA.
Washington, II. &.

Washington, u. G.
Bardzo wielu Pola&6w ME vie jeSz-
cze o tenn. re W nadzwyczaj TAM. pew
ny i prelki SpOS0b mole przesfac Z ~
meryki zywnoSc rcdzinOm SwOim zamte
szlalym W Polsce II pOmoc2 Irzeka-
z6w zywuoSciowych Food draft.
Munipulavyi przesyzania zywnoSci do
Polski data poczatcE Administrators "
meryka6skiej Ponocy, IA czele kt6rej
stOi p. Herbert Hoover. Poczatkowo ~
whose posyHana hyla tylko ola rzadGw
EurupcjSkich, ktGre takOwa ~SDrZedawa-
Is pod swojq k~ontrcIa. lecz z tel zywno-
Sci k~c-zystaIi przewaznie mieSz%ancy
wieIkich miast w Polsce, pOdcZas Sdy
mieszka6cy m.asteczek, OSad i wSi pT-
bawieui, byli tel wiclkiej korzySci- Dca
lose 0 ~uaiubozSza lUEloc Pols&i a gI6-
wuie o rodziny tych, kt0rych mezowie
otcOwie znajduja sic w Ameryce. sEto-
nily p. HoOver'a do porOzumienia sic
z Rzadem POlSkim i wprOwadzenia W u
zyCie swegO planu przesy&ania zywnO-
Sci pOlega on ma tenn, re Admin
straCya PomOcy nabywa W Ameryce oil
brzymie iIo5ci. towar6w i wysy&a
te do Gda6Ska. skqd pOciagi dowozQ
ten tOwar do SHADOW DOOrwieranych W
rpZmaitych cznGnionh pnlsti. 70 StIa,t"vr
tych wydawane 81 tym tylkO, kt6rzy D
trzygnaja z Ameryki tax Zwane prZeEa-
" zywnOSciowe GOOD Drafts. Pro
cedura PREY tenn jest n~aStepujaca haZ-
dy Polak. z~amieSzka}y W Stanach lie.
duncZonych. moe nahyC prZekaz zEw-
nOSciOwy W mie&Cie giZie mieSzEa. zStO
siwszy sic do amecTkaGskiCSr Banku,
gdzie powiniep z~al9daL, American Re
lief Administration + yOd Draft. " ban
ku ralezy pOdaG dOkfadnA SwOje imie,
nazwiskO i adres. iak rGwniez adreS
osoby, ktGrej sic przekaz pOSyla. Ably
uniknac wSzelkich omyiCk W naZwiSku
I adrpsie odbiorcy W kraju. najlCpiej
~przynie$C do banku wypiSaEy maSzyna
lub wydrukOwany ma kawafku papIeru
adreS. Pc OtrzymauiU przaElzG. male.
~ go pOS{aC W ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
(registeredl li&ciP. uihjcrcg W Eraju,
ktGry po O~trzymaniu przekazu ma sic
zgloSic oSobiScie. lu5 przez u~ppwazniO-
NJ oSobe, do ma j~blizSzego miaSta glzie
1najduje sic Skiad American Relief
Warehouse" a tam Otrzyma TAXA ilOSc
zywnu$ci ma iaka opicwa przehaz. G ly-
by oSoba. do kt6rcj przckaz ~zywno$ciC-
wy zoSta} wyS}any ME m0S4a z nicgO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
Il ORANGE, y. \.

W Orange, y. Y. patryotyczni tam
tcjsi Pclacy, chcac pOprzec Pois-
Pozyczke Rzadowa, urzadzili vice
ma kt6rym zorganizOwanO sic w ~.
mitct Pozyczki Rad" p~1-'tiego. w
sklad KOmitetu wchodza: Prezes =.
w. Grzymski; w]iceprezes X. Paw;o-
wski; | sekretarz A. Grohski; . Sc
kretarz l.. Lipski; opiekunowle.
Czcslaw Otto. f. Godlewski, Jan jan
kowski, A. PypeG. T. Jasko, l.. Jasie-
nierki i p. A~rciszewski. Pc wybOrze
KOmitetu zadeklarowali obecni ma
wiecu ma PozyCzke Rad PolskieGt
sumo $500 a zebrano zaraz z tel 81
my gCt6wka $3.50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16

s~korzystac to pOwinna ten prZekaz OLE
skac do Ameryki a tUtaj krpuiqcy otrzy
ma W tym banku, gdzie przekaz kupo-
wal caIkowita wrAacona sumo z powro
ten. Przekaz jest wazny IA 90 dni cd
dnia wyStawienia.
Skiady towar0w Amerykahskich -
gdzie II przeSazami MONA Otrzymac
2ywnoSc znajduja sic W uastepujqcych
misStach: Warszawie, Krakowie, Lwo-
vic. kdIzi, KOwtu- Brzescu LitewSkim,
Ella !ygnstoku, SoSnoHcu, Che{mie i Min
sku. Wtych skAadach tOSEary SO rnz-
dzielane i wydarfane posiadacZom pre-
kaz6w.
porrya III P-zeSaz ID =, arowy Wy
nosi II j pol funta Ha&i psZHrcj. 10
:. 1asoH. IS :. slcniny ! S puszek mEcka-
NJ bon %. LcLE-Oxy - 10 { maxi, 30
Z. f~sol;, rs (. sto2iuy i sLrzynie as pu-
Sci, rfska zgeszc,cncSo-
CS.e 10 rrzedSte5t1rcwO Irowadzoae
jest pod konrroL4 RzTdu StanGw lie
~Gnoeacuyeh L doch6d NG rrzyu"~i o
bzc:ry znEtaje II dOzywiauie EfOd-
rych dzicci PClskich Z czego obecrie
hGrzFSSr 10000 Uch maEehtw, TO tel
hnzly Fotak tupujGc prDeknz =ywno-
seicS7y rietyfko ka-urf swoja rOdzine-
ale przyczynta sic jesDc2c do nSkarmie-
ri7 betuych gIoduych sierot pOSkich
Nrdrrieniamy przytem, re tel &ywnGSci
ufe mona " t-afu kUp[c n 2adnc pie
ri7dze 4 tylko wyIGGzuie otrzymac "a
Ipo-aocl Food Draft" przysianeso z Il
I-neryH-
Z2dajacy bIsxzych rad i ~ohjaSuich tel
lab W iunych sprawach- MECH sic Zglo.
sSza Hstownie ~ adreS.
AMERICAN RED CROSS
F. l. /. s.
Polish Section.
I107 Broadway, New York
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
RAPPORT o SYTUACYI ZDRO.
T w POLSCE.
~aSZYnTtOn. y. {.

WaszynCton. d. {.
Ma picrwszcm posicdzcniu Ra-
Gy Zarzqdzajqcej. Ligi iowa
rzystw Czcrwoncgo Krzyia, Cd
bytcm ostatnio w Gcncwic, cd
czytany zostaI rapport 0 d~zialalno-
sci tych towarzystw we wschod-
uicj Europic i Polscc.
O dzialaInoSci T~owarzystw
Czcrwoncgo krzyza w Polsce "a
port Podaje nastepuigcc szczcg6-
y: W maju u6ieg!cCo rohu 10
stala wys}anq do Po!s'li Komisva
lekarska. rapport kt6rcj otrzymano
VIC wrzcSniu 1919 :. PoniCwaz va
runki zdrowo:nc W POlscc ONa--
zaly sic wprost strasznc. pr2cto
Liga zaapclowaia o pomoc CO
wszystkich TowarzyStw Czcrwo-
ucgo krzyza. w odpowi"dzi ma
ten APPEL otrzymano natychmiastn-
va ponce tax W gotdwcc jak i W
.~uaturze. Suma jak2 Angicl.hi
Czcrwony krzyz przcznaczyl IA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16

pudow- w hiezacym roku wyw6z
tych naslcr bedzie znacznie wick
sly DO przeszforoczne zbiory cze-
.Sciowe zostafy zniszczone przcz
mrozy-
Pc specyaIuych naradach w mi
nisterstwie Rolnictwa postano-
wiono wpIywaG II zwiekszenie IT,
pCawy cukrowych burak6w a da-
lie statystyczne w~ykazuja, &c w
roku biezaCym plantacye burakow
mogq bye zwiekszonc 0 25,OOC
morg6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
u OSSINING, n. Y.

Leon Jankowski / W1adyslaw Le-
wandowski, skazani pierwotnie la
dozywotne wiezienie, zginell niedaw-
no W krzeSle elektrycznem "a zamor-
dowanie straznika wieziennego, kto-
ry i'm chcial przeszkodzic W uciecz2e
= Wiezienia. Katem LewandowskteSo
byl lego dawny znajomy, z ktoryci
zauim zostaI katem, ~pracowal " IA
bryce. Lewandowski przywftawszy
sic z MIN powied7ial, ably swoja To-
hote dobrze w~ykcnal. w k~ilkanasc'e
minut potem Lewandowskf juA Gfo
iyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
Il DETROIT, MICH.

- C~ztcroletni Robert Baranski,
chcqc uwiesic sic u przejezdzajacego
samochodu c~iezarowego. dostal sic
pod jego kola i W kilka chwil poter1
skonal ma rekach swego OLGA, kt6ry
byl Swiadkiem tego wypadku. Kieru-
jacego samochodem sedzia stawii
pod kaucya w sumie $4,000.
,,Ludowiec", organ niedawro
zaloaonej partyi ludowc6w, oglasza,
re do Ameryki przybedzie niebawem
Witos posei do Sejmu Polskiego
przew6dca partyi ludowej W Sejmte.
Wraz z MIN p~rzyjezdza.ia poslowie
Bryl i MaSlanka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
z P%ITTSTON, PA.

J6zof Cebula, lat II, podczas prl-
CIV w kopalni firmy Pennsylvania
Coal Co. ulogt nieszczeSliwemu W:
padkowi, wskutek kt6rego strae
aycie. Cebule porwal pas transmtsYj
nv tax SLIME uderzyi MIN O sklepie-
ME koHalni, re zostal en- ma mic
sou be- aycia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
Il NANTICOkE, PA.

Michal Sadowski, wiaSciciel hote!u
PREY Market ul., umari nHgle wskI-
TEX wady serca. Sadowski siuzyi pr y
wcjsku " czasic wojny SwiatOwej
tam zatruty gazami nigdy zdrowid
zupelnie ME n%dZyskai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
POLACY w AMERYCE.
z MILWAUKEE,, WIS.

Pan w Pawlak z Buffalo, Pola6
%urodzony W Stanach Zjednoczonyth
otrzyma{ nCminacye ma wicekonsuia
ameryka6skiego W Warsz&wie. On.
1870 czerwca pan Pawlak odplywa
do Polski. w czasie wojny p. Paw
lax peinii sfuzbe W departamencle
wojny, gdzie sic znakom:cie odzna-
cyl. Jest to pierwszy Polak amery-
kahski, kt6ryl zajmie tax wybitae
s~tanowisko, jake przedstawlciel rzl-
du Stan6W Zjednoczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
Observation-Disclosures BANK "
WARSZAWIE.,
Washington, D. G.

Washington D. G..
W plu p0lnEesienia handlCwych sto
GuukGw pCmiedzy Stanami ZicdnCcZo-
aem 4 PClska 2osta{ obecnic otworzouy
W Warsza vie poIsko-Amcryka6SGi
Bank pod firing CeItratuy Bank ola
handful Przcmys{u i ROluicwa, Biura
tego Banku mieSzcza sic PREY ultcy
ZgOda NJ. 0.
StoS0wnic do rapOrtu DCpart;rncntu
lIandlu- Bank ten III bye podStawa ruz
woiu przemyStu W PCIScc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16

SCI, z~amieszkania chorego, pouiewaz
dalsza podr0z zawsze uiemnie wptywa
M chOrcgo, Z tego tez powOdu do SIT
natoryum W Fort Bayard przyjmowa-
nj bedl pacyenct z pofudniowo zacho-
dnich miejScowo&ci kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
II RIVERSIDE, \. Y.

W dzich ..Wienczcnia Grob6w" "a
bylo Sc p~oSwieconie nowego koscio!I
Sw. Kazimierza W Riverside. y. }.
P~oSwieceHia dokOnat biskup 7. J..
Walsh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
Il ERIE, PA.

Studenci z ~kolegium sw. Jana. kt1
rzy nalcla do koll e~sperant6w. W.
daiq piscmko W tym iezyku pod IT,
tulem La S]tudcnto". PiscmkO %
odb;jano jest ma m~ultigrafie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
u FILADELFII, PA.

Ma piecioletnia Anne MackowlaH,
bawiaca sic pred domem rodzicow,
najechai samoch6d %ciezarowy 1 zaDi}
ia ma miejscu. Szofera ar~esztowalo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-16
DIR. S. r. PIETROWICZ

SPECfALISTA
chor0b wcwnctrznych / ncrwowych
Offs; Prospect Dudynek, 1152 y. Ashland
Ave, r0g DivioiOn VI.
Tel. EdCcwatcr IOS. God. l. . i Cd 6 do 8 wiecz
M;CSzkanic; 1854 Sheridan Road.
Offs: The Marshall Field Co. Annex Budy-
mex. p. 4. mar. Washington | Wabash AYES.
Godziny: 80 do i-tej. pO pOiudniu. PCkoj llOI.
TelefOn Randolph iiii.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-07
"eSun,e II! Sunday Forums
nun Music at Y.M.C.A

has baa, sunday forum for men. which
mer IN suspended during the sum
y months will be resumed az the
contin,C e A. Sunday Afternoon and
speata' each week thereafter. The
Harn,, Tor this occasion ia Rev.
Csn,on'u g. Cooke, pastor OF the
cb"Senary Memorial Methodist
chnroL Ills subject will be "The
Nufeh's Challenge To the whoie
ths The meeting will be held in
tn. tn Ioooy, beginning al 4 o'clock
sra nere viii be good music. All men
are cordially invited.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-07
29!c
'Quadrica" Percales

Reduced to ~ LSc
Considered the best percale on
the market.
None reserved; light and dark
colors; in an endless variety.
Daisy" Bleached Muslin ,. .l9c
36-inch unbleached Muslin. =. Ice
Berkeley Cambria, now 39c
Good White Outing .........29 29c
Bleached Canton Flannel ..... 29e
All Widths "Pequo" Pillow Tubing
Reduced to ............, .59c
SO, 40, AZ and 45-inch widths.
Indian Head
36-inch reduced to 39c
44-inch reduced to ....,....4 49c
54-inch reduced to ....,...,,. 59e
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-07

ened mn band OF steel with a sharp.
th,m, END TO be slipped around a
Vented. " '"'ead mas been IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-07
Reduced Prices on Wash Goods
and DOn1eSfCS

Purchased During the Recent Wholesalers' Sale at
st. Louis
Fancy Cinghsm On
Reduced to Observation-Disclosures. AJC
-27 and 32-nch gngham in a good medium quality.
Light and dark colOrs both plain and fancy.
William Anderson" Gnghams co.
.
Fine quality zephyr ginghams in plain and plads;
all colors; 32 inches wide.
Pequot Pillow Cases
Plain and Hemstitched
36X42-inch reduced TO Observation-Disclosures .65c
36x45nch reduced to Observation-Disclosures. 75c
Household Sheets
72x90nch reduced/to ....................$1
Blx90-nch reduced TO ....................,.S $500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-07
Monday the
Mirty-frSf day
of the
reduction of
2O%
on these lines |

2O3o off on all Silks,
WOOLens, Innings, Cling
hams and PercaIes, Out
ings and all Wash Goods,
Blankets, Comforts, Bags,
HOsiery-eUery kind,
WOmen's Suits, WOmen's
Coats, Furs, Silk Under
pear, Shoes for Women
and Children's, Outing
GOWns, ChiIdren's Cling
ham Dresses and WOmen's
House Dresses and Aprons
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-07
NelU and Unusually Attractive SWeaters

AS a result of the popular
demand for sweaters this sea-
son we offer for your inspec-
ton and selection a complete
new stock which just arrived.
Most Of them from Bradley"
and "Keetch"-makers of the
better class sweaters.
-Women's Tuxedo Sweaters
ranging from $500 to $4,000.
-Children's Sweaters from
5000 to $500.
-Women's Brushed Wool
Scarfs from $500 to $500.
Sweater Section, Second Floor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-07

Fortunate, indeed those who anticipate owning
one or more separate skirts-for purchased
for quick sale wonderful collection of awoo skirts
the popular peated effects in paids and STRIPES VVid
color combinations well as conservative
These are skirts that bear the unmistakable marx
of quality both in fit and style.
For they come from maker who has a reputation,
and guards that reputation most carefully.
Every size and color in the lot, them too, we oter
your unrestricted choice of any wool skirt in our reg
ular stock including plain colorsal at the very 10"
price of $19.75.
This, indeed is mighty sale.
section, Third Floor
The Washington times., 1920-01-08

for ordinary use. Put one into the
range and burn IL. 1t will clear
the SCOT from the pipes and fluc.
A Handy stove Hint.
An ordinary school blackboard
eraser moistened with kerosene and
kept near the kitchen range may be
used to wipe off all the dust and
grease from II. This will not soil
the hands. II you have hot air
registers, use the eraser to clean
them.
Fer Dainty Sandwiches.
One pound baking powder cans
make good bread pans. Butter
the inside well and I'LL only half
full of dough, so that in rising 1t
will not run over. This will make
little round loaf that makes very
dainty sandwiches.
An inexpensive Table Cloth.
A very handy and inexpensive
cover to use for spreading over a
table that has been set for the
next meal can be made from four
-four sacks. Trim them evenly and
put a narrow hem around each sack.
Put together to form n square with
hairpin lace or a narrow crocheted
insertion OF any design. Flour sacks
fixed in this way also make good
everyday table cloths.
The Washington times., 1920-01-08
HOn1e-Made
Clothes
BY Rita Stuyvesant.

THESE days when women are
busy at making clothes at
home. especially for the grow
ing children, IL is well TO know OF
the many helps offered for the home
sewers. The notion departments of
the large shops are brimming with
clever, ingenious, ready-to-use ar
ticles that save so much time and
worry, and give that professional
touch that we all admire in a fin
Tshed garment
For IS there is an excellent little
machine that does hemstitching,
and, as a time saver, will save its
cost many times over. For the
seams of that new georgette over
blouse there is nothing so lovely
as hemstitching, or, IL you want
a pioot edge on a sheer fabric, you
can make II In a minute by cutting
through a row of hemstitching.
Your skirt hem troubles will van
ish like magic II you use chalk
skirt marker. Many people are Ia
miliar with these from seeing the
tailor mark a skirt, but they DO
not know the skirt marker may be
purchased from any dressmakers
supply shop. No longer need you
DC aunOyto With a ooe iae
even hem. To use II, you slip your
skirt on and fasten IL at the belt
Then you adjust the marker the de-
sired number of inches from the
floor-eeven inches being the pres
ent style for adults. The bottom
is then chaIked at short intervals,
and when the skirt Is taken Off, the
hem may be accurately turned.
How often does the runle OF your
best silk petticoat wear out while
the top remains perfectly good!
Instead OF cutting and tucktng a
new one, you can purchase hounce
ready made just to sew on to your
underskirt These are shown In
great choice of colors and mate
rials. and the prices vary accord
inEly.
II the hooks and eyes pull of
your brassiere you can buy q new
strip Of tape with hooks and eyes
firmly riveted to place. A row or
two OF stitchins> will hold the tape
on.
When you plan n finely tucked
net frock for your small daughters
dancing school dress, do not at
tempt to baste in all the little tucks
yourself. For a small sum you can
purchase net already tucked In all
qualities, meshes and widths OF
tucks. This net is also excellent
for guimpee, blouses and vestees.