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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-27


Fur and Gold Gallons.
and because of the suppleness of the
material 1t may be manufactured In q
variety of ways. Such wraps invaria.
bly, show a large fur collar and many
ways of introducing fur trimming.
Often the collar is so large that II
covers the shoulders like an enormous
fur cape. Again, there may be vel.
vet collar with wide fur band trim
ming. Another new and effective
model of velvet had a large fur hood
mantle. The lower part of the wrap
was banded by the fur.
All coIors In Vogue.
All the dark velvets are used for
afternoon coats. Black, of course, has
first place because of its adaptability;
but very dark browns, the dark
greens. grays, prune, dark blue. the
castor tones. amber and sulphur yell
lows and various shades of reds APP
pear in the display of afternoon coats.
All of these. without exception, are
fur trimmed-some In dark, long
haired fur like skunk or its cheaper
relatives. But any and every effec-
tive type of peltry from sable 10 bea-
yer is pressed into service.
Among the velvet coats much origi-
nality in sleeves, as well as In collars,
is possible. The dropped shoulder is
emphasized by lines of fur and the
sleeve wrinkles softly from elbow to
wrist. The collar may be of velvet
and banded by fur.
Cape arrangements are seen upon
some of the chic velvet coats, as well
as upon cloth models, and enter into
the scheme of beautiful evening coats.
But the evening coat Is another story.
Afternoon cape coats having wide
sleeves or just a wide encircling band
of fur sewn into the sides of the gar
ment are one of the smartest things
this season.
A charmingly picturesque cape
coat is of this type and made of blue
tClNCtECH. Inc dNSP JOhC
with several bands of fur. The lower
part of the wrap Is attached to the
shaped yoke with fullness. The arm
slips through wide fur-trimmed bands
at the sides.
An extremely smart coat and skirt
costume is made of brown velours
trimmed with dyed squirrel Of a dark
er tone The bodice of the coat Ia
rather snugly fitted. Fullness is In
troduced at the hips and trimming
consists Of bands of the squirrel. The
long shawl collar of fur fastens at the
waistline with large button.
Fur is introduced on frocks and
suits In all manner Of ways. 1t edges
openings. is inset in panels. and bor-
ders semi-htted long-waisted bodices
at the lower part and various other
decorative uses are made Of 1t.
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Decoration to Be Prominent Feature
of New Spring Wear DeveI-
oped by Designers.

Style designers are now busily en-
gagged in developing the spring lines in
children's clothes. and 1t is said that
the outstanding feature is the use of
sashes. They appear on dresses for
girls of all ages and are wider than
those usually seen, the fiaring bows CIV
ing quaint charm to these Trocks for
members of the younger generation.
Rather rich heavy colors IRE also
seen in spring frocks for children.
Purple will play an important Tart;
lark yellow, a sort Of marigold shade
seen so much last summer, is also in
evidence again. and the deep. rather
duh French blue is featured. some
times combined with the yellow, some
times as the one color. in d frock. A
smart little smock dress developed in
French blue chambra is shocked and
stitched in black. with sleeves and
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-27
CHAPTER vi. .s;j
An Old Enemy.

Charlie Websters laconic note was
naturally our chief topic over break
fast. Tobias escaped-just heard he
Is On your island. Watch out. VIII
follow in day or two" The liking"
read 1t out, when / handed him the
note across the table.
Your friend writes like a true man
of action" he added, like Caesar
and also the electric telegraph We
must send word to Sweeney to be on
the lookout for him. / will send SAM
son the Redoubtable with a message
to him this morning. Meanwhile we
VIII smoke and think
Then for the next hour the "king"
thought-aloud; while Calypso and
sat and listened, occasionally throw
ing In parenthesis of comment or
suggestion. 1t was evident, we all
agreed, that Calypso had been right.
1t had been Tobias and none other
whose evil eye had sent her so breath
less back to me, waiting in the shadow
of the woods; and 1t was the same
evil eye that had fallen vulture-like
on her golden doubloon exposed on
Sweeney's counter.
1t was clear that there were such
coins on the island In somebody's pos
session. Then, when he had watched
Calypso on her way homeland with
out any doubt been the spectator of
our meeting at the edge of the wood
though we had been unable to catch
sight of him-there would of course
be a suspicion In his mind that my
success, and that his ancestral mil
lions might be almost in my hands.
That there might be some other
| treasure on the island with which nei-
Their he nor his grandfather had any
concern would not occur to him, nor
would it be likely to trouble him If 1t
did. My presence was enough to
prove that the treasure was his-for
was 1t not his treasure that l was
after? Logic irrefutable! How was
he to know that all the treasure so
| far discovered was that modest hoard
-unearthed, as l heard, in the gar
den-the present whereabouts of
which was known only to Calypso. The
liking" had interrupted himself at this
point of argument.
"By the way, Calypso, where Is it?'
he asked Unexpectedly, to the sudden
confusion of both of us. isn't it time
you revealed your mysterious Alad-
din's cave"
At the word "cave" the submerged
rose in Calypsos cheeks almost came
| to the surface of their beautiful olive.
"Cave!" she countered manfully,
''who said it was a cave?'
ut was merely a figure of speech,
which-if / may say so, my dear
might apply with equal fitness. say
to a silk stocking"
And Calypso laughed through an
other tide of rose-color.
mo, dad, not that, either. Never
mind where it is. 1t is perfectly safe.
/ assure you"
"But are you sure, my deari
Wouldn't it be safer, after all, here in
the house? How can you be certain
that no one but yourself will acciden-
tally discover it?'
II am absolutely certain that no
one will" she answered, with an en-
pbasis on the last three words which
sent q thrill through me, for l knew
that II was meant for me. "Of course,
dad" she added. ''if you insist-you
shall have it. But seriously l think
II Is safer where 1t is, and Il were
70 fetch 1t, how can l be sure that no
one"-she paused. with meaning
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-27

by Richard lie Ga11ienne


twisting banks. we cautiously feeling
our way after him, for something like
quarter Of a mile; and then, COM
ing round sudden bend, the creek
opened out into a sort of basin. On
the left bank stood two large palmetto
shanties. Samson indicated that
there was our anchorage; and then,
us we We're almost alongside of them,
the CHEEKY halloos of a well-known
voice hailed US. 1t was the liking :"
ana as l answered his welcome the
morning suddenly sang for me-for
enere, too, was Calypso at his side.
The water ran so deep at the
creeks side that we were able to moor
the tlamingo right up against the
oank, and when / had jumped ashore
and greeted my friends, and the king
had executed a brief characteristic
fantasia on the manifest advantages
OF having a hidden pirates creek In
the family, he unfolded his plans, or
rather that portion of them that was
necessary at the moment.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-27

run dead aground. low down through
the floating mangrove branches we
caught sight of a narrow CLEAN start
ing inland, and in another moment or
two our decks were swept with foliage
as the Flamingo Yustled In. ike q
bird to cover, through an opening IN
the bushes barely twice her beam !;
and there before us, shaking through
the brush, was lane of water which
Immediately began to broaden between
palmetto-fringed banks, and was evil
IDENTIFY deep enough for a much larger
vessel.
PLENTY of water, sar," haliooed
Samson from the bank, grinning a
huge welcome. Keep a-going AFTER
me-" and he started trotting along the
creek side.
Samson went trottinV along fne
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every music publisher should keep
professional enunciator-some one
TO teach singers how to enunciate so
that persons in the fifth and sixth
rows, at least, may be able to under
stand what they are saying" So says
q musical critic, and re-enforces his adj
vice by this story: A well-known com
poser, on hearing singer of the I'M
ineligible type render one of his
songs, said II always think I'm in
the United States until hear woman
like that try to sing one Of my songs.
None of that stuff she's getting off was
In the lyric when l wrote the melody
for it,"-Outlook.
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which /, of course, understood-'To-
bias. for instance. would see we go
ing-and follow me-"
To be sure-to be sure" said the
king" what do you think, Friend
Ulysses?"
Il think It more than likely that
she might be followed" answered,
land / quite agree with Miss Calypso.
l certainly wouldn't advise her to visit
her treasure just now-with the woods
probably full of eyes. In fact"
added, smiling frankly at her. II
could scarcely answer for myself even
for l confess that she has filled me
with an overpowering curiosity"
$50 be 1t them" said the king y
'and now to consider what our friend
here graphically speaks of as those
eyes in the woods"
The king" then made a determined
descent into the practical. The woods,
most probably. were full of eyes. In
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.orrR lv-cOntlnued'

/ CHAPTER ~
4 -, 90 any farther" SAID
r. nseaD ITS the same :, all the the
9ins. 70 the mouth-all over
'I :. You y see, all I way lS:u right sa15
IS Wv .~bIte water as they cal,
. 90 ins /, four miles of shoal s sana
Is seleU.s a por'easter is liable TO
and s sar : week on end. Naturally rally
df' " rIace to find, and a nara
?. aa'r ct off!-and only two }, OF o.
. TO sss besides sweeney-all a., OF
pel'V ,-iands-know the way H.
our nav know Of it; but to know
= 81, a'D thing. to find it is another III r.
Que 'i copld hardly be sure OF II
f. - we're standing in from
In nothing but the long
Sea- .s, t sr,s coast line to go by
s ct ron see it, I brought you
- os'r rours, dear king" I larghed.
' 'an;d not explain what I 81 ggest
In
- do. You are interested IN
y Tobias obI is interested in you.
4 ,,terested in you both. And Ca :,
, nn5 | have q treasure to guard"
s a,p stlIl a treasure to SEEK" l
half to myself
law TO be practical We can as
tsst Tobias is on the watch. |
moan that he's around here just
q, before we left I spoke to
IN and Erebus and they will pass
No. 10 four men blacker tHan
<sslres. therefore we can assume
4 .bis sousre nile or so Is for the
NJ ~ ourselves But beyond
Fsnce you may rely that Tobias
H. myrmidons-is that the wordY
[to5 with 4 concession TO his nat
,,,hnose- "0rp there.
y he went on, II want you to go
10 your boat tomorrow morn
SAY goodby to the commandant.
brsop and the postmaster; to haul
bur sail and head for Nassau. Call
Sweeney on the way, buy an
boz Of cartridges, and say Dieu
h Droit'-lt is our password; he
understand, but, If he shouldn't,
In in your own way that you
from me. and that we rely upon
h look out for our interest. Then
straight for Nassau; but, about
o'clock, or anywhere around
HI. turn about and head-well,
map It out on the chart at
.anywhere up to eight miles
the coast till you come to a light
Down right on the edge Of the
As soon as you see 1t drop
then wait till morning-the
beg.nnIng Of dawn. As soon as
ban see land look out for Sam
Flhin 4 hundred yards of you
e land will look alike to you.
make the captain head straight
amson, and just as you think
re going 10 run ashore Well,
Fill see"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-27
Honors Were With Barnum

himself as "The Wizard of the North"
Anderson Iured Barnum to dinner
at which both were strangers, and
thinking to have a little fun, intro
duced Barnum TO the assemblage as
.Tbe Wizard of the North"
Not the least taken aback. Barnum
gracefully acknowledged the introduce
On, and. bowling to the assemblage
said:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-27

Theodore Roosevelt. who afterward, In
writing the history of the regiment.
said that for one reason or another the
public christened 1t the Rough Rid
ers." At first he and his men fought
against the use of the term, but to no
purpose, and when generals of divi-
sion and brigade commanders began to
write it so in formal communications
the regiment adopted the name also.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-27
Sashes to Be Worn by Girls

waist loosely banded with black rib
bon. For the very little girls, dresses
of the bishop type-little slips that
hang straight from the neck without
yoke-are to be very much an
proved next season.
Most mothers Of small children use
leisure hours In preparing the coming
summers wardrobe. Selecting mate
rails and deciding on styles Is a cues
ton that may very well be taken M
now in preparation for busy raonths
not so far ahead.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-27
silk and Wool Embro;d.rv

Silk and wool embroidery Is widely
featured in the new street models of
serge, gaberdine and tricotine. Sou
tache braid also Is called upon to as
sist in the elaboration of this en-
broidery. which usually is carried out
in a bold design that works I'D quick
ly and attracIiyely.
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Ladies and gentlemen, as you know,
The Wizard of the North gives his
first show Monday night and as you
are now all my friends, l would like to
have you accept passes to see the
opening performance. and he began
writing passes as fast as he could.
Anderson stood it as long as he
could, but finally, with visions of hav-
ing to do his first show to a deadhead
audience. he finally weakened and con-
fessed
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Costly Coat Is
in Great Favor

small round hat and round mum Of
the beaver accompany the coat.
Another coat, Of navy blue velours.
rich In texture and with a wonderful
bloom In Its soft surface Is trimmed
with opossum, which gives the effect
of chincilla and is also tremendously
effective In contrast with the soft
dark blue velvety tones Of the cloth.
The coat under discussion is made
on the simplest of lines and has q
large collar and large patch pockets
and cuffs of the opossum. There Is q
narrow girdle Of the material.
Velvet Wraps Are Lovely.
Velvet coats and capes Of this sea-
son are really lovely, and upon them
the designers have lavished their skill
and inspiration as well as the hand
soonest Of materials. There is great
variety of line displayed in these coats
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-27
Fellow Diner Who Thought TO nase
Joke on Snowman Found the
Tables Turned.

Turning the joke back on the other
fellow was a great, stunt for Barh''n'
the circus king, and recalls an episoue
Of his tour of England.
One day he met man named An,
Gerson who was magician and billed
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CHAPTER v.
Old Friends.

morning l did as the liking"
Dd NE to do. The whole pro-
was carried out just as he had
d it. | made my goodbys in
'ltIement, as We had arranged.
lrget'lng to say 'Dleu ct mon
to Sweeney, and watching with
humorous intent how he would
he took 1t quietly, as a man
Elgnal box takes a signal, with
as much emotion and with just
me necessary seriousness.
the boss" he said-of course
Pant the king" that we are
! after him. Nothlng'll slip
\ mere if We can help it. Good
went down to the boat-to old
Pnoe more, and the rest of our
Fle|. who had long since ex-
i 'Ae attractions of their life
and We're glad, as l was. to
1Op me John Il SofIu
4 10 my cabin l looked over
al mat had been waiting for
Ehe post Office. Amongst it was
4 -. Characteristic word rom
1 "eOsier-for whom the gun
IT, De mlghtier than the pen
Ilas escaped-just heard he is
Il Is'and-watch out. viii fol,
Il day or two" -
II out on deck about sunset.
running along with all our
/. '% :, Ike a dream. / looked
H.. we :, captain, proud and quiet
H. H. u'efe at the helm. and nod.
/ -.''5 10 hlm which he returned
L.. aa'l Of his teeth. He loved
r. ne asked notbjr, bo...
j. gn'ch her behaving Just as
aoIng And the other bows
H. aa let and happy too. lyine
4 os,s slaes Of the house, ready
4 'rp'l'ls order, but meanwhile
r., " ~, 'ooS up at the great sails
H.. again at the sea. =.
Ill., pa,.a a snip and a ships crew
H. Sa n'. with one another. ond
! o,S Sln misunderstanding aDC
Il una r.. Spraying through the wa
Ill., y , az fr-ends-sea ana sail,
\ ,ss together. 1 couldn't heir
H. a'a. a mo'iny would be hard
Fences. combination
vas sitting forward r,.,.,.
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>''NlTE IN SYRIA

I ] me ne. ordinary sense Of the
b beds &C. EXIST in Syria, but
| beds ~. .'''e organisms. The
b. a.. .,,sa has been worked !;
| and ''I H5..t. Of JezzInc. those
| This t +. to the east of
b. clos. . ". extensive but
| car.. ss..'. s.. ana BACK. G is
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-27

New Zealand is reforesting with
larch trees an extensive area that was
devastated by volcano quarter OF
a century ago.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-27

coat was built upon straight lines but
given the modish width at the hips
by shaped pockets of the beaver, which
extended from the waistline to the
coat hem. There was a large collar
and cuffs of the beaver. A youthful,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-01-27

Plan for a nice lawn next season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-16

For sale two cars 6&. 20-pound
new casing; one car 3-l6, l7-pound
new casing; immediate delivery. II.
y. Lowry. Phone Usage 2s21.-Adv,
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For sale-Drilling tools and cable
Phone Usage 4i32. .---Advt.
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For sale New Casing; / car - 1-2
30 10. / car 10 in. 40 lb. / car 6 b-o
20 10. / car 30 in. 35 10. car 10 in
32 b.. Phone Usage 3079. +. o, BOX
2S2 Tulsa, Okla.
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quarter VI the southeast quarter s
running ~ LIZ inch easing at 5Nu
feet. No. lS Is rigging up. This farm
Is now making ESQ TO 700 barrels
daily
Fox No in the southeast Of
northwest Of l3-ss-s is skidding ms.
No. 9 IN thc northwest quarter OF
northwest quarteN Is undcrrcamiug
six-inch at 1850 feet No ia south
east quarter of tho northwest quar-
tor Is drilling at IN feet No. b.
rigging up THE farm is now MAX
ing ftom 100 to lhO barrels daily.
ON tho MAIDEN farm, 40. o In the
northwest. Of southwest of la.2s-5
is rigging up This farm IL now proc
duciug between $50 and goo bar
rcli daily.
on the warner farm. Warner so.
IN tho southeast OF northwest of 20
2g-b is swabbiEg. This lease is now
producing 100 barrels daily
\, stick
II. r. Wilcox is moving In rig
for a test on the Reed tcc. located
in 24-l5-iO. This Is to be a wilcox
sand we'll No. . willie Stcpncv in
2i-i5 10, Is drilling at 2,72O. They
had very good showing In tho
i'Nlbh'I NhHu III NnlA lt0it lN mt u
produced several hundred barrels of
oil from it but as this ala not
hold up 1t was thought advisable to
go on down TO the Wilcox.
No. l on the l.. Bruncr f1rm in
| lS-ls-i0, is q completed rig They
are on top or the butcher sand on
| the Smith farm In 34-1G-1O. and OK
| pect to drill IN today H. +. Wilcox
/ has completed rig for test on the
| Stanford Keifer farm In 1i-lS-l0.
| This well Is 10 be located In the
| northeast corner Of the west halt of
/ the northeast quarter. No. l Jor-
| dan Rernott In 2i-lS-10, is drilling
/ At 800 feet Tho Selby OH a Gas
| 90. No. 2 ON the Nancy Tiger allot
| mont I'm the southwest OF the south
east OF i0-l5-10 is good for so bar
rcls in the 2,G5o.foot pay.
Jackson Il Wise have.two 20-bnr
| rel wells In their Nos. ] 2 and 10 on
| the NJ. Crow farm In the southwest
OF the northeast Of 5-17.l2.
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OIL AND GAS
Leases. Supplies. prodution. Bs.

Wanted, Casing head gas, have
plant on ready to move. Address
30s-E, care World.
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In the Osngc.

Tho Oklahoma Producing d Re
filming CO. No. IN the southeast OF
the northeast Of 19-22-l0 has been
shot and is estimated from so to 60
barrels. No. 3 on the same lease is
nearing completion,
The Tidal oil company No. 20 In
tho northeast Of l1-2O-12 has been
completed at depth Of .420 feet
and is making / 8 barrels after a 20
quart shot. Same company No l3
in the southeast OF tho southeast OF
20-2l-12 is good for 25 barrels at a
total depth OF f,3II.
The System oil company No. 10
In the center OF the north line OF the
northeast Of the northwest OF i4-24
II is making 100 barrels after a 100
quart shot in sand from 1870 To
1.7tS feet.
The Gypsy oil company Is fishing
for the bit at the top Of the sand,
with tho hole standing fun OF oil. In
their Bear Cat well No. /, located
in the southeast quarter OF 20-22-10 o.
The bit was broken and lost In the
hole while drilling at 1870.
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WIN the Oil Men

George Sclden Henry. general
manager OF the Chicago oil com
pany has Just returned from q two
wccks trip iH Montana M Henry
saws Indications for OIL In Montana
orc good up to the prcscW time
there has been two comp ouous. one
90 which is making $50 barrels. hut
as Yet there Is no equipment io han
die the supply
Announcement has iua been
mado ot the approaching marriage
uf Sol kuchncr, VINO H. associated
with the oklahoma Producing ~ W,-
iiu.ug Co. to Miss icou1 Ruth So-
low. which vii take place june 80,
After an extended honeymoon tru
to Atlantic city tho young couple
VIII be at home TO their many
friends In Tulsa
NJ 4. lsaacs. general manager OF
he solo on COMPANY, has hccn I'm
the wyoming oil fields for the past
week In The interest of his company
G. T.. Hane. vico president ~ the
Tidu oil COMPANY 'haH b,ru fpcnt.
ing few davs at Belln Vista. krlt
with his family Thcv will leave
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The Gypsy on company has com
plcted the second deep well I'm tho
Boston pool, their No. 90. located on
the north line OF the northwest Of
the northeast of 3h-23-7. being re-
ported yesterday as making 1900
barrels in the sandy lime encoun-
tered from 2,G31 to 2.sSs feet. This
company will start two moro tests
TO the north to offset.
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there shortly for the northern lake
resorts where they will rcmain for
the summer season.
VI ", Travis. president " the
Midco Petroleum company D. In
Chicago uu business
Jesse Funston. PRECEDENT of the
Midco Ot Sales corporation, " on u
t,u DAYS Ulp To- ia, Pacific coast
Sidney lsapcs or Fort worth. an
individual operator. was /. Tulsa vis-
itor tho early part Of the week