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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16

uutpeit Ser ct. Sobn'S nniperIttat
auf elmer .Sarm rieoer, gtah Dem
Eo0e ieiner @atttn. Die ibm Dor ied1s
ssabren in sic gnigfeit poranging,
mobnte er bel ieiner Gohter, 11eb'lt
melder ben Gob hes gnten, tets I'M
[Oos 8obI Ser ieinigen iebr beiorgt
gepeIenen 8aters nod folge1loe 4111-
Ser b%etra1ern: bie ebrtp. S6lpeltert1
Mmaliba, s.. g. g., unb Gres5entia,
.. g. s., bonn ct. MleriltS Sospttal
in Bismard, g. g, Sic Srouen ST
mon gruti9,M y. Muidel bon College
bile, Mei9. 2utgen BON Cob spring
|1,nb 6rauces Gid bon @olegebiue, vi
bert un6 Mlois Gid bon &idmono nno
Mupert Cid bon gollegepiQe. Nad
einem am Samltagmorgen TN Der
st. Sobns Stride an gouegeDiQe bonn
bodm. p. Mtbanaiins, 3. g. g., nn-
ter Ml1i1tens ser bo6m. PIP. Solepb,
%. g.. s., uno 8onifa5i1s, .. e: s.,
selebrierten &eqniem, nah melfem
ser bodpm. P. Soieph %. s., Hsfar-
rer ser @emeinbe bie 2eidenreoe belt
fono Sic 8eeroignng 1tatt. SoAm.iter
Serr Mbt Beter gngel, %. s., le1-
tete in feierlider 8eiie Die 3eremo-
MEN Ser Mblolution unb Der 8eero1.
aunq auf Dem Srieobofe. p. Soiepb,
8. g.. s., unb p. 8onifa5, .. e. g.,
a1Iiltierten benz Germ Mbt als gb-
renbiofone. Sic gan5e 8emetroe r11o
5ublreide Sreun0e bon anstparts mob
men an ser Erauerfeier tell. Eeter
Sid, spar Ser lebte ueberlebenoe Der
1iebaebn MGnner, sic Dor ge11au %
Sesabren Die @emeinoe GoGegepiae
griinoen balfen. M0ge er ruben IN
Grie6et! .... 4
Die 6rauer bon Midael un6 5rar5
|Duuinaer mobten ser Samtlie Moan1
@benet in Mlbanp ei1en m%sbrtagigen
@ei u6. A. ,,,al,
Ser ct. 8eneoifts : MGauerDer=
Elm bate am @onntag 8e1lntenmaN.
@emablt murben 6ran5 9inlsl, Nra=
iioent; 8ernbar6 Meper, &icaprdlt=
bent; MIois Smuer, protofoQierenoer
|5efretdr; 5. 80. @iliber, 6inansie>
irefar; @imor Meper, S6abmeilter
&upert u11o Mlpbons &etl;nger> Sab
nentrdger; @eba1tian Meper, Dear
ldon nno Matb. 8fluger, 8tbliotbe'
far. !.
Sofepb Biiringer reiite Samitao
mad ct. SAUL gum 8eiud ieiner
}6ra11, Die Dor 5Dei 8oden li6 IN ei.
nem 6ortigen 9ospital elmer Opera.
|tion unter5og, er geoerft, Die 5rau
beim5ubrtngen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
80 @ddJaltes Mais &c. @rbing'
Miible, ct. Glo1tb.
far1mino.

Sran5 8iqenbring, mel9er pdb=
reno Der leBten Sabre bier einem @e=
i6dfte nit gutem grfolge portland,
bnt basielbe an @ebriioer Matbias
unb Beter gDans bon ct. gloub fdnf=
li9 a%bgetreten, bic nod Dor 8eib-
ra6ter, nnbbem bas Snbentar ge>
rommen, 0asielbe antreter mer6en.
6an1ilie 3ilenbring mir6 ibr Seim
mad Nibmon6 berlegen.
9ermor11 &arnler urt6 @attin pa=
rem ont Mttt1po9 in @ei9dften nod
Der @ountD-& auptitaot. n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
!. GanbeAStSfe bei 8eders*
Jacobs prairie.

@tepbnn 5n1er, tpelber iing1t oas
|unqInf botte, einen Mr1nbrnd gu err
|Iei6en, mndt auf Dem 8ege Der sc.
neinng 3ufrie0enite1enoen 6orti6ritt
.un6 miro bnl6 pieber imItanoe lem,
ieinen Mntagspfli6ten nadgeben gu
.f0nner.
Mid). s.: Sobr Der bier tpobne1z
Sen 9amilie Nid. Seller, tD1roe leb<
tie ISOLDE nod &i6mon6 ing Sospis
tal aebradt, no. er,einey 8linoaarm.
alterations gliidlia uberifano uro f1
5ur 6renoe leiner Gltern, Sic at Beib=
na6ten i'm 5u Sauie al griiben &C.
6enfen, auf benz beiten Wege CUR pol=
len @ene1urg befinbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
Mor6en 8uder BEL Mtmoo6s
ithrnono.

8rou @u1t Corr bon @6en 2afe
m1r0e 9tenltag lebter 8o6e I'M bic
iigen @ospitnl tpegen @auenltetn ope:
riert. Sic Speration berlief in 5ufrie.
beniteuenoer 8eiie.
Glan6ius CITIZEN bon ct. 8aul ge
MOB bier ouf 5tpei Sage Die @aitfreuni
idnft ser Gamilie Sobn @tben.
SRI. 5urab @eber 1T bon St.Gloui
no tie lire 5teue in Der 5boemafe1
&alle %oufgegeben fat, na@ Sauie 5n
riidgefebrt; 6as @lei@e bat SRI. STA
bella Miebans, nabbem iie sic STEELE
ser @boemafer 9ane aufgegeber
bat, getan.
Clinton 5. 8ades bon gosbp, g
9, lit nab mebrere Gage langem 8e
inde BET bieiigen @erpan6ten nod
&anie 51rudfgefebn.
Srau 8eter guer, tpel9e fi9 mebre
re Iage bier in 80. 81. 8uiiens SAINT
lie beiudsmeiie aufbielt, 1T na6 if.
rem @eim in @reentpalo, Minn., 51:
rMfgefebrt.
SRI. &oia Gngelbar6 bat ibre Steqe
ais @%ausbGlterin i'm &i@mon6er sos:
pitaI a11fgegeben unb bat in Sri. Wea:
ria Eben bon Slice eine Ma9folgerir
erbalten. \
Matb. gutala> Dr. 6innegan, Bil.
beIm Monirtg nrb @abmor16 Denne1
baben iid IN Ben ct. glou6er Column.
bus &itterbun6 als Mitglie6er auf.
nebmen laiien.
&odpm. p. @regor, 3. 8. g., so,
9. 8uiien, &alDor @oolleD ur6 SRI.
Mnria 8eprens eritatteten anfangs
lebte ISOLDE in Sreeport miufommene
8efnde. {
2ucas 8reer bon Guthrie, Minn.,
traf Witte letter ISOLDE gu ldcngerem
8efu6e BEL bieiigen gerpunoten l1nb
Srenn6en Elm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
&organge
im G0untD
Qlbdry.

fsrau geter 5dnapps bon 2aitrup
erireutc ibre bier mobnenoe @ertpa11o-
ten uno Sreunbe NIT 8eiub.
9pam. P. AnOreas, 3. 8. g., Soup
Ian Des nit Dem ct. SoiepbS ,Mltett=
beim su ct. glou0 pe%rbnnbenen
&ranfenbaules, eritattete I'M bielige1t
Eiurrboi eiuen frernoi9aftlihen BE
ludl.
Rubert 2uderotb mar mebrere So-
ae anaenebmer 8ei1der ieines IN
Sort &iplep p%obnenoen Tetters Hobt.
2uderotb.
9eter 8elte belt iid anfangs pers
%eangener ISOLDE @ei6afte balber IN
ser aapitolita0t auf.
Nead adt Sage tangent 8eiude I'M
bieIieen glternbaa1ie lit SRI. Mlma
@inter Mitte LETTER @o6e 5u ibrer
Mrbeit inn g. Soiepbs Sospital gu
81. SAUL auridgefebrt.
Nidolas Sboll bon Sort Walbtng-
ton, isis, lit bier gum ueberpintern
bel 1einen S0dter1l, oen Sraren u.
8. @elter uno Sran5 0bmann etrge=
troffen.
Sic neutrality-suspicious. an Der
hieiigen Sol5fabrif, melde bon elmer
unternebmungspolen @eielfd)attt
fdufIid errporben mur6e, iin6 ID mett
aebieben. SAP man ertpartet, ben BE
trieb ser 6obrif nod Neniabr onf=
nebn,en su fonnen.@ egen $4,000 muir
SEN an Sic Musbei1er11ng oes Sobrtf=
aebauoes pe%rtpen6et, in meldem gum
Nnfang gegen fiinf5ebn Mann bout
ernoe uno Iobnenoe 8eidaftigung fi11=
Sen 1ollen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
-: @efd,altea Mfais &c. Grbtus
Mhible, ct. Glo1tb.
.Rodpiue.

Die Modpine Granite Company bat
bon ser Greet Mortbern 8abngeiea=
ldaft 6as &e9t ertpirft, eip 3meig=
babngelei1e nod ibrem 5teinbrnh gu
legen.
8ilb. @idboff bat eine 5dubma=
hertperfitdtte in unlerer @taot er-
.1ffnet.
Sic Mrbeit an Der Mnlage, mel6e
sic @ofDiqe Granite Company in
|Gol6 Spring einridten ldBt, gebt Der.
art rnfd 6em gn6e entgegen, bob mon
ser 1ideren Mnii9t lit, nod 6em l.
Sa1tuar Sen 8etrieb in 6enfelben aaf=
nebmen at fonner.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
- Geidaltes Mais &c. Grbits
Miible, St. Climb.
Goueocpile.

esn Sanie feiner Eodter, Der 5rau
Maria Sal1er I'M Comm goGegebiae,
bot Setter Gid am Mittpodnahmit-
faa LETTER ISOLDE int nuBergeip6bnlib
boben glitter bon 81 Sabren bas 3eit-
Iide aefegnet. Ser geritorbene mlir-
Sc in Denti6Ior1b geborer, BON 100 er
i'm Sitter BON atp0lf Sabren IN bieieess
2an6 fam. Nad6em er int 3iDilfriegea
feinem Mooptipboterlnnbe sic belter.
Dienife ge1eiitet nno mad 6riebers--#
5djIuB BEG Dienites entlniien mat, tam
er mad gtearns golttrtD utb lieB tdd1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
8ir fteben al, ser Spite IN
rieorigen Breiien, nubt in sgeringeret1
S6ubiorten. @oniun1erg 5boe SO.
freeport.

Clinton ,aIeoe. u1lD @(atiin u11D ISM.
uno @nttmi Wobnten iii Difinn,
Soma, Dem gegrdbnig oes Daters Ser
@ritge1ta1nten Bel. &. III. d 4. s=ss /.
&eirribb WidneIDerfiar0te 9ienitng
leBter Wohe cine gifenbabntpagentln-
6ung l~ebenotges gieb nod South ct.
Hal1I. s.I.s. 5sls8 .s sssa.s y 5sz4
&arpeD 9odert reiif Mffiittte Deergar1-
gerer Mode nod gsIreno p11b ottote-
rem Drtfdufftten ii Sflaborta nb IN
Der Nbiidt, Ell Blalkdien 5u ffiinoen,
no ct iiid fir Bic Wiinrtearn1o,tate ME
~beraulaifen gebenft. ..55
Ben BIln11e BON bbiier n Stene
als getriebsleiter I'M Wtafhiir1en {
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
|Geilnabme auf benz bieiigen @ottes-

Geilnabme nuf benz b5ieiigen @ottes-
.ader itatt. E#s.5
5 g. SortlA, pelber III Der bieii.
gen Bntterfabrif aIs 8uttermaber
.mabreno beg lebten Sabres angelteat
mar l,l bat oieie SteIe a1lfgegeben uno
|lth Dpnneritag letter 8oAe mad 90.
|banD begeben, no er Die 2eit1tng BET
Butterfabrif ubernommen bat; bage,
gen Bat Soba 5hreiber bon Mlbanp
Sic 5tene ms Blttterfabrifanten II
Ser bieiigen- Creamery iibernomme1t
urb iid bereits nit Gamilie bier baus
lih nieoergela1ien.
esobn No9 unbs Gra1 bon 3un1bro-
ia, Minr1., toareu bier in Der Samilie
Mnton Eembreun nnb BET anoereH
Dertpm6ten 5u @nite.
Soiepb S. Sartnann, tDel9er iih
In Minneapolis nls 8arbier beran=
bil6ete, lit rad bier 5urudgefebrt.
Ser Samilie Gran5 Mtri6ter muir
Sc Elm geiun6es Sobnben geboren, Elm
greignis, bas bielieitige @riidpuni9e
nod ii6 5og.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
- nnIer eiige1es Tabrifat bpa ser<
Ibrodenem1 geata9ta5taetn Ga1bp. @ut
1t1lo gei11nb Eel 8eders.
Nem u1unih.

Die. Mrbeit an Dem 80 SUB boben
i%tdbIernen Enrme unb 6em @ailerbe=
bqlter lit nabe5n Douen6et nno ar1
|Samitag peranftalteten Ole BET bleier
Mrbeit Bei9aftigten in GEM 10000
|@ouoner enlightenment 8%alerbebal-
ter cine l1nterbaltung, Die in einem
nm 8 ubr i%erpierten 5renoesmbl
nro einem Gang beitano.
Beter @lapperi9 bielt it6 mebrere
Sage @ei9afte balber in Der Gonntp-
&aupt1ta6t OUT.
b Gron @ermoln MaBmann BON 81.
|iian, Soma, mel9e fi9 mebrere Gage
bier BEL ibren 50bnen &einrid l1no
Mnto1 MaBman11 au 8eiu6 alfbieH,
|erbieIt Die betriibenoe Na6ri6t, oaB.
lire Mutter, Jyrau Margaretba &lepe
|geltorben LEI, oarob tie tire &Mdreiie
In Begleitl1ng BET 6rau Sobn Sub
mannbpn bier 1tab Siiian beidlen<
nigte.
St1 elmer iiingit gebaltenen ipe5iel=
len B%eriammlnng Der Direftorenbe-
b0r6e Ser Seem Mnni6 Burmers So.
mer6e Sen. 8lnrne BON Sreeport als
Manager 6es Maidinen : Departe=
ments elngagiirt nnb Gbeo6or 5ba1lte
bon bier. m1roe nit Der 8etriebslei=
|tnnq 6eS glebator 3epartements
hetra11t. 8ei6e tper0en. 6te ibnen 5n=.
geteilten @tennngen anfangs 6es neu
EN- Sabres antreten.
3iirdJer berfa1tft S1tmelen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
- @ednungsumi@ldge fir Man-
11er BEL Mtmoo6's.
SAFE BERRY

@ie 2afe @enrD cooperative Grea<
merD COMPANY belt borlebten Wton<
taq cine Berianmll1ug 5tpeds gStez
oererpGblung nnieres 8uttermader1s
1rno Bernusgabung beS &ontrafteS
furs gismadde11 fir Die 8utterfabrif,
tpelde ,Mrbeit ben @ebrii0err 3irbes
tDmr6e. Die reue Wobn11tg
'bess 8Mtterntn6ers lit Dolenoet, nno
er miro 6teielbe Mitte 0ieier 8o9e
nit 6amilie be5ieben.
Mi9. @arbing, nel9er in frilbe=
rem Sabren ii9 tn 6ieier 8egeno Der
2anbpirtidaft miomete, lit nod Gong
.8ea9, @al., nmge5ogen, no er 1td)
6os @igentum elmer Garage %ertporben
bat.
Das iingIt .berbeiratete @bepaar
Sen SGger uno @attin bot lebte $50
de lire Sarm be5ogen, qnf Der ibm
BENT @nni9 ieiner 6rel1n0e ger1taB
MIR Slid erbIiibe11 m0ge.
Sran Soiepb Studs mnroe nod
YnDnesbiue ms Sospitm gebrabf,
no iie pegen 8~lin6bnrment5I1toung
|operiert tpurbe, 1111b no fie ebt ben
|umit6n6en gem1B iib pobI fiblt.
ssSobn Studs, pelcber auf Der Bbite
Garth @eierbation m6ibrer6 Der Cont
merr1o11nte Mrbeit bntte, 1T nn9 bier
|iir1',gs eIterlihe 6al1s 3lrudgefebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
Colo 5prin9.

8in5ens @uggenberger nn0 Seo
4eaner febrten bon einem mebrta=
eiaen 8eiu9e BEL SEQ Sunoelbed IN
9rade, g. g., einem S6mager Des
Serrn @ugsenberger, auriid.
Der Sc. @eburtstag bon Bapa
Sobn 5hreifels tpuroe ONT 8. Deaem=
Der auf oas 8elte gefetert, tpo5u ii@
i6rumtli9e @inber eingefunoen bot
ten. Sogor Srau Soiepb Boiling
BON ct. CLOUD 1tn6 Mfid. Sbeis, Der
mieoer munter unb geiuno, nit Sc
mablin pnren an1peieno.
8enn Geo. grger feline neue 8eli=
Sens fertig fat, fam er eine aate
0arin tot iagen, benn oa5u fino Die
3immer groB genug. 9as Sans bat
cine r0brenloie 9eiinng unb 1T nit
aaen an6eren mooernen @inrtbtun=
gen perieben. SIN 6rlbiabr miro es
nit St1cce befleibet, un6 miro Damn
crit oos Mer1bere our @eltung font
men,.
Der @odpiue Granite GonnponD 1T
bon Der greet Nortbern 8abngeieu-
f9aft SOS &edt gum 2egen. zines
3meigbabngeleiies nod ibren bier er>.
ridteten S9uppen %5uerfannt rporoen.
8aufontraftor Mntb. Sen 1T nit
ser grridtung elmer 11elten &eiioen5
in ser ne,1en Waurtns Suboipifton
beiddftigt, Die er ndbren6 Der Win=
termonate fertig gu iteuen gebenft.
1ie 6armers 2ipe Stod Company
perianote Dienitag lebter ISOLDE etne
neutrality-suspicious. SdtDeine nno
cine l~peitere 2aoung gentibtes gteb
nod South ct. Saul.
s. IS. MItboff nno Gra1 bon 8i=
ona iprafen al1f ibrer &iidreiie bon
Sbief Miper Sails, 100 tie Dem Be-
grabnilie ser Ebereita Mltboff BET
mobnten bier in Der Samilie Sran5
Mltboff Dor.
Greet Rortbern 8riidenarbeiter ia
ben i'm 8erlauf Der IeBten 8o6e bte
Great Nortbern 5auf &iper Bride
nit neuert Blanfen belegt.
Sobn Biaenbring, mel6er fpdbrero
Der lebten amet Sabre Ole iogenannte
Brauerei=Sarm, n0r0li6 bonn 8iaag
bepobnte unb bearbeitete, bat 6ieiel=
be gegen ste Gblangens Reiioen5 uno
ELM @ei6dtsgebdl1be, folio aus 8ad-
fteinen, i'm 8iuage &ihmon6 nebit
elmer beoeutenben @eloiunme Dere
ta1i1t. Ser @ert Der bertani9tetl
Garm m1rbe auf ettpa 5000 Sen Mder
abgei9dbt. Sanilie 8iuenbring bat
ibr neues Seim in Nidmo16 bereits
besogen, mdbrenb Die 5hlangen So
Mile ftd bier bduslid eingeridtet
Fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
- Beidjdlteg Mais &c. Grbius
Mnble, ct. Glplto.
l11eIro1e.

Die Central Minne1ota Wil6man-
ner uno Butterma6er MIioctation
miro ibre 3p0lfte idbrlide &onbentiou
am /. nnb 2. Gebruar na9iten Sob
res. I'M Menen Ebeater balten. Die
&onpention miro nit einem 8al ar1t
Mittmo9ubenb 5nm Mbihlub fomme1r
Gin aus benz Yrq1ioenten Geo. Bal-
tes, SEM 5efretGr 8. 80. Sacobs nno
bem 5daBmei]ter $. g.. 0tte bette
ben6es Romitee 1T NIT ben Borberei=
tunayen fir Sen &onbent betraut.
@e1dmilter Marta un6 Mgatbn
Erau11 bon minneapolis bielten Ii9
bier fir cine 8ode beiu9smeiie in
Ser Camille Der Sro1 6. S6nltenober
anf.
@en1 sic bodjflaFige 8eibnadts.
tuare1, pp1 Rupalitdt faufen muQe1s
11ub s>uar git pee,r1nlnin1ffttigen 8reifen,
ban1 ipreden sic in 3mrders Mpp-
hefe bDr.
&odm. p. Bonabentura 8. g. s.,
mel9er. binnen &ur5em it'd fir DIE
Bobama Snieln berobi6ie6en miro,
no er uabreno Der 8intermonate Dem
bo6m. p. @brpitomus, 90. s., Nns
bilfe Iei1ten miro, mar Montag lebter
ISOLDE bier in Der Samilie 8tlb. Wta11S
gu @aite.
8ernbaro 8eiiel pur6e bon ieiner
@attin nit einem munteren Sobnher
|6eidenft, mo5n nnlern @liidnnni9
Meinulf Ote trat DienItog lebte1
8o9e cine &etie nod 8ortlano, Ore:
gon, an, mo- er li6 auf Die 9arer Ell:
neg Monates BEL @erman6ten onf5n:
|balten geoenft.
SRI. Cora Buttpeiler perobidieoe:
tie iid) porlebten 8reitag fit Sarge
Sc. 9, mo tie in Dienit getreten 1T
&odm. P., @erbarb, %. s., boz
Seem Mnnib, erfreute ben bodm'iter
|Msgr. 6. &ibter nit einem frennos
li6aftIiden 8eil1fe.
SRI. Mbles bon @a1bun %erltattet'
|ibren bieiigen Berpanoten einen adj:
|Eoge Iongen 8eiu6.
j3mrd)er berfanft Standardization
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16

- sic nebmen beiier SEN Sortetl
l,nIeres merfmiirbigen @infaufs pabr
&aufen Sic eino Soar Ser Gomonos
MdnnerI6nbe (meniger als ~ BET
Ser Gonlltmers Sboe @ompanD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16
-211artY.

Sobn S. Sold, melber beim 8ieb-
anflaoen urldngit ben 8ruh zines
9dli1ielbeines erlitt, ntabt alf oem
@ege Der @eneiang berartigen Sort
i6ritt, oaB Ct 1i1 augenibeinlib 51r
Weiibnadten Ben Eagesfreltben oils
geneiener Ma1ln miro btngeben fon-
men. 8S
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-16

go SRPn1nben Moccaiins inD febr
lniiinIIdyeugnerte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gel SET gptiu1ners56o ~ 81 SO
:n11o $$2.48:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16
Wash Fabrics
Summer
at Special Prices

Beautiful VOiIes--Widths from 36 to 40
inches; excellent variety of designs in
dark and light colors-Regularly 75c-
Special, yard Soc.
New VoiIes in a fine array of designs and
all colors-40 inches wide-Regularly
$l.19-Spccial, yard CSC
A Special Lot of Fancy Voiles in very at
tractive colors and many new designs,
stripes and plaids-40 inches wide--Reg-
ularly $1.50-Special, yard $1.29.
Silk Stripe Madras-Very superior quail
ity--Plain colors only, 36 inch---Regu-
larly $2.O0-Special, yard $1.59.
'Non.Crush" Pure Linen-Good serv-
iccable grade-all the new colors-36
inches wide-Yard $1.95
Lincne Suiting--A very good imitation
linen-Evcry plain color, 36 inches wide
Special, yard Csc.
Fancy Gingham in pretty plaids and
stripes-27 inches wide-Special, yard
&c.
Wash Goods Section. Main Floor
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16
Monday Silk Specials

Good Grade of Wash Satin, 36
inches wide-FleSh and pink
Regularly S295-Special, yard
$2.19.
Radium and Radium Moire-
Some self color satin stripe, others
in full MORE effect-Brown,
black, navy and white-Wonder-
fully soft lustrous silk, 40 inches
wide-Special, yard S4.95.
Silk Pongee Special-Three quail
S2.19 and $2.49.
silk section
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16
Fine Selection of
Silk Hosiery

TO be served well with ones hosiery is a source
of much satisfaction, for prices are not as low as
they used to be.
That is why we are very particular indeed, to Sc
cure for the benefit of patrons lines OF hosiery
that we know will give them fullest satisfaction.
One special for Monday selling
WOmen's All-Pure Silk Hose with Isle heel and
all szes-Black, white and brown--Regulary S
$3.50.
Hosiery Main Floor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16

The suits will wear on warm summer day. that WILDE
prominent and popular with those that elect follow the
lead by the New York mode ready for your
lection. NYf
There the distinguished style lines and the M
splendid tailoring technique that have learned to rely
upon.
-Pongee and Linen such we'll chosen fabrics, combined
with cOor andcever style motifs in many novel forms
that there will be unusual stir of buying interest. ~
Priced from $30tO$65
n~ Third Floor Il
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16
FTOckS-

Paris has made these sport styles THE Fashions for Smart
Women
The manifold yp-some times very feminine and sometimes with
than suggestion active swinging
lnes-render the sport styles of universal attraction
For the smartest line the most original color contrasts; for
models that lead the styles the select New York studios visit the dis
of the sports styles which be made
FrOCk Section, Third Floor.
Prices from $45 to s95.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16
"Dorothy Day"

lis person gifted with that most humane
wish ito be OF service"
And that is the reason she was selected 10
FIJI important position at the Vandever
store. She personally attends to every mail
order.
She shops. she sends you samples she
makes purchases for you.
Write Dorothy Day" in care OF Vandevers-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16
Monday
Shoe Specials

Women's Patent Dull Kid and Spat
Pumps, turn soles, slender covered heels,
long vamp, not all sizes Regularly
$l275-Special, pair $lO.45.
WOmen's Baby Louis Pumps, patent, dull
kid, white canvas and black satinLreg-
ularly to $1275-Special, pair $9.45.
WOmens Black Buck OxfOrds, very fine
quality, turn sole, slender covered heel
regularly $l6.50-Special, pair $11.75.
WOmen's Black or Brown Kid OxfOrds,
turn sole, slender covered seel--Regu-
larly $l50O-Special, pair $9.95.
Women's Fine Black Kid Walking Ok
fords- Medium vamp, y inch heel
Regularly $12.5O-Special, pair 1925.
In addition to these extra specials, all
Children's Shoes at 10 per cent Off
Shoe Section, Second Floor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16

Rich Foulards, made by Cheney;
many beautiful and charming de-
signs and colors-40 inches wide
Regularly $5.00-Special, yard
1895.
Fifty Pieces of Silk Shirting, in
Guiding Broadclolh and La Jerze,
every piece of different design
30 and 33 inch-RegularIy TO
$4.50-SpeciaI, yard $3.50.
Nc oil updorpriced Word c1 70
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-23
The Theatres
WASHINGTON.

All the natural wit and humor
possessed by happy-go-lucky Owen
Moore and the added ingenuity OF
screen craftsmanship is solidly inject
ed into "Piccadilly jim Moore's first
picture under the Selznick banner
which opens at the Washington today
Owen Moore as "Piccadilly JIM" the
houses famous Saturday Evening Post
story OF the same name, returns to his
American public with a freshness and
determination that is as conspicuous
as it is entertaining.
Director Wesley Ruggles and
Cameraman George Peters have made
sure that "Piccadilly Jim" will sur
1'lise and delight the most critical OF
picture patrons, and to make their eff
forts all the most convincing, many
unusual and noteworthy angles in set
tlngs and Photography have been eff
fected, including many ingenious
takes" on New York's elevated trains
and some short and long "shots" OF
New York's Great White Way at the
mystic hour of midnight.
MURRAY
Blonde Bessie Barriascale is
blonde no longer!
The reason for this is Her Pur
chase Price," at the Murray theatre
today, the captivating stars lates
production in which she plays al
Arabian girl.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-23
why the part of the world they repre-
60

, why the part of the world they repre-
sent needs Christ.
Keith Falconer, a young man of
brilliant attachments. rich and influ-
entail, the son of a British peer, said:
What is a call? A call is a need, a
! need made known, and the power to
meet that need
"a need made known" That is the
object of this meeting - to make
known to us, to bring home to us, the
need of the world for Christ. There
is no longer any excuse for ignorance
about the appalling condition of the
world; for we can read, and the world
is full of books telling the dreadful
story
The newspapers alone should con-
vince us. The wickedness is abundant
in all parts of the globe. 1t is not
only the heather world that needs
Christ. but the civilized world as we'll
Germany needs Christ; England, Am
erica, France. And the individual
citizens of these and other nations
need Christ.
Capitalists need Christ to show
them how to be just and fair and
even generous. Profiteers need Christ
to make them stop robbing the poor
Labor needs Christ to make it fair
and honest. We all need Christ in
every relation of life AS a sick man,
sorely wounded, needs a physician,
so does the world need Jesus. Haw
can it be made to realize it's need?
How can we bring Christ to a needy
, world?
For Answer in the Meeting.
Why does the world need Christ?
Why does our community need
, Christ?
Why does America need Christ?
Why docs Africa need Christ? (Give
to the Endeavorers similar questions
| using the names of different countries
In many cases the same question may
be given to several members.
What has Christ already done for
the world
| morally?
What can Christ do far the world S
civilization?
What can Christ do for the world
spiritually?
What can Christ do for the world
physically?
What is the church's responsibility
to bring Christ to the world?
What is the Christians RESPONSE
bility to bring Christ to the world?
What is the church doing to take
Christ to the world?
How can we bring home to our
hearts the worlds great need?
What is the value of missionary
board?
Bible References.
A lost world-Romans $40; Eph
2:1-2; As.
A world of SIM Chron. 1914;