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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-22

league invited state committees of
the democratic, republican, socialists,
farmer-labor and prohibition parties
to send their best speakers to the
mass meeting.
Because the order of appearance is
matter of preference, the league
officials announced the speakers will
draw lots. on the stage in front Of
the audience to determine the order
in which they speak.
The purpose of the meeting is to
inform women voters of their duty,
and give them a chance to hear from
each party. The chief object Isl to
get women to register =, tomorrow
Saturday, October %.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-22
UNIQUE MEETING AT
ST. PAUL THIS EVENING

= St. Paul, Oct. 22.-One of the most
unique political meetings in history
will be staged here tonight.
1t is made unique by woman suf-
frage.
The League of Women Voters
that fought for the ballots going
to try to stage an entirely impartial
and nonpartisan political mass meet
ing at the auditorium.
Speakers from each political party
represented in the campaign here
have been invited to appear. The
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-22
IT LlEE " az w. .
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
Inserted by and in his own behalf
for William Lennon, Amount to be
paid is 10 cents a line.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

49,, ANNOUNCEMENT.
have again been nominated as a
candidate for the reelection Of
County Commissioner from the
Fourth District. Ny past record
must speak for itself, and upon this
alone do l ask for the support of
the voters election day. :, =.
If what has been accomplished in
my district by way Of road construc-
ton and general advancement, war
rants my reelection, I will appreci-
ate your support. r. <.,>.
My earnest desire to serve you the
coming term will be fully demon
strated, should you see fit to again
elect me to this important office.
Suggestions from you at all times
will be most welcome and appreci-
ated, and my best efforts will be put
forth toward serving my district and
the county to the interests of all
concerned.
WILLIAM LENNON. :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

fusion that the gathered crowd was
waiting to lynch him. so he told
the officers. and only came down
after officers from the tops az build
inEs had talked with him and
promised protection. The crowd was
driven back as the man came down
the pole To the around. He was taken
10 the city prison.
Sanders is we'll known In the city
During The time that the Mobile
Theater burned TO the ground several
years ago and a falling wall buried
several men, he was lowered to the
ruins on Il rope and rescued all Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
OFFICER AND PASSENGER
HAVE ROUGH EXPERIENCE
Flight {" bedside OF Stricken brother
NcnrI. Results Ia Death OF
Scrrcnnt md His Pilot.

WASHINGTON. April Sergeant
Horny Frrosc. OF the Air Service
Mechanics school at Kelly Field.
Ten. received a telegram that his
brother Was at the point OF death
in Waco. Tex. Within haif-hour
Lieutenant Eurtis was plotting n DE
iaVilaud toward Waco, with Ser
gcant Frccsc as passenger.
Near Austin six cylinders of Abe
motor refused 10 function further.
Although Lieutenant Rurtis had been
flying De iiavlands off and on for
ten months, he had mover had
the next few seconds We're busy
Very busy. FINALLY the ship con
scented To stop in a pl"wed field
wherein a few tender shoots were
SHOW ing their heads. The high
speed jet IN ihc front carburctor was
relieved of picc" Of rubber big
enough I" clog cyiindcr The stick
WAS strapped back in the seat. tho
switch turned on. and pilot and pas
Senv.r crauk.d Finally il became
necessary to open the throttle fairly
wide. SO max" the Liberty take.
WHEN 10 did take both men rise to
a!lnourc" that il took nobly. Lieu
COCKPIT IN one kangaroo liz" jump
and succeeded in stopping the ship
before damage was done. They made
Waco In good time after they got
started
rhe neld ~ Waco is series OF
huun0VkS diversified by muh holes.
irrigation bitches, tasteful hillocks,
ON staE-s, ana occasionally other oh
siructiors. Tho net result was Il
blown tire which was much better
than AN urSidc-down landing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
BUILD CAR TO DRIVE
ACROSS CONTINENT
Hoskins Radio-SplicricaI Gear Will
he Main Feature of
Machine.
~ T.. ED. SPOONElt.

Therc is being built in Los Angeles
q car which VIII make u transcun-
tir"ntal drive within the next two
months George ]. lioskins. NJ. ]. NJ.
millionairc. is the inventor of tho
Hoskins radio spherical gear adapted
10 front drives for automobiles This
device Is being httcd to the car un-
der construction. Preliminary tests
viii be made with the new ear over
the California roads Rrior NO the
start for the East. Mr.. lIoskins gave
up his interests in Australia to his
brother to take up his home In Amer
lea. His sons. l.. i. Ioskins, a
lieutenant Of artillery in the Aus
tralian army during the late war. and
Il. j. floshins. who won the military
medal Tor bravery on the battle fields
IN reScuing wounded. are connected
with Mr.. Hoskins in the venture
The elder Mr.. llQskinS has been n
patcnice OF many Interesting devices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
J fo7'lH ROADS sUPERsEDE
RAILWAYS IN VENEZUELA
Steam Lines Being Rapidly Re.
placed by Regular Routes OF
Motor Vehicles.

There Is touch or wizardry in
tho results tha, have followed tho
inauguration by General Juan vi
ccrtc Gomez prcsident-clcct of Ncne-
the Woodworking % that republic with
:, series OF motor highways that arc
Designed literally to take the place
o. railroad expansion" writes Harry
Chan.- r,uv,ncr ARA ,hc March Erpr-
bcr "a G,A7-ica-A r-a;o.ist.
..A:a"p," wits atT wonderful lamp"
ssS.JS w. plun'n,"~. scarce could have
c"nfv~-S UP a Eenii OF more plan;
oral Gomez in his development of a
broad and sweeping means of COM
nuuiCation between iid"wa;er and the
nlosi> remote interior ana mountain
districtS--somc OF them historic span
ish colonies in the cordilleras Of tho
Andes that We're ilourishing long he
fore the landing of the Pilgrim
Fathers on plymouth Rock. and some
of them dense tropical areas.
About $500 miles az these high
ways. built 20 Withstand the heaviest
motor t-uck traffic. are now omen and
more are IN process % construction,
"onc has hut TO COntras; the pres
ont facilities and opportunities OF tho
Venezuelan travel withshc inpa So: bic
obstacles of only fcw wears ago 10
rcIijao what ma,ner of magic the
'RcErucratnr.' AS his reoulr are wont
To- cli' Governor Gomez. has wrouHh:
lands "
Nftcr discussing what these changed
conditions promise Cor american in
dustry AND commerce. Mr., RUNNER
concludes:
"By the creation Of the Venezuelan
motor road system a land of limitlcSS,
and FOR the most part. untouched,
natural resources, and 4 people o. dc
lirhtfully human qualities and fine
scusihtli,ios have been brought into
intimate contact with the avenues OF
marine traffic 10 ana from the United
states The resulting opportunities
foT the SDrcad OF American political,
social and commercial influence are
quite without restriction In ihc case
~ the Ncnrzuc.a.Ls OF every rank and
WALK in lie no BIAS nor prejudice
against Americans ar" needed to he
rirCUwVrntcd or overcome. Personal
and corporal" honesty and good faith
Wjll hc mot IN kind and true imcri-
cauism IN he t".T:!er, he lie tO@.!-.
or Manufacturer nEcnt, VIII 10
found to bc appreciated as nowhere
els. IN the Western hemisphere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

upon the market TOR II ip.riod or thirty
years. and for tho last fourteen years
has been a, WORK upon his radio
spherical gear. which Is self-ccntcrcd
and co-urdinatrl. II Is claimed for
this device that the car lifted with
II Is always under control, that IL
Will not skid under any circum-
stances. that Il serves 40 increase the
mileage per gallon OF gasoline. .hat
II increases the spccd obtained, that
IL gives greater mileage on tires. that
II is easier In the steering. and that
the car IL perfectly steady at any
speed.
These claims have all been thor
oughly justified b? many years O..
tests on an old English Standard ear
o. li.3 horse power. weighing more
than 3.S00 pounds, and which has been
driven :.s0n0 miles The tests were
made on this ear foT the purpose OF
gathering information Of tho wearing
qualities %: The gears. and now that
il has been determined that under
tho severe usage there Is practically
no wearing Of the important parts. q,
new ear IL being constructed which
will follow every modern line. and
include TIE remarkable invention OF
MIR. lloskins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
EIGHT NEGRO SOLDIERS
SENT TO FEDERAL PRISON
Convicted Of Outrage Against Young
White Woman, Their Death SEN
tcnceS Are CnnInuted,
Iny Associated, Press

CANT GRANT. ILL. April o4.-
Eight Camp Grant negro soldiers.
convicted OF criminal attack upon :,
young white woman at the camp in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

May, 1915, were transferred today
under heavy guard to the Federal
penitentiary at Atlanta, Ca, TO servo
life sentences
Tho majority of the men, it Is I'M
dcrs,ood. were given tho death pen
ally by tho general court-martial
which tried them. The sentence was
committed by President Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

ton u, the closing session of tn,
annual Convention here today. ArcI
Livingston. of Madison. was nam
V1ce-prcsiden,. and George dcSa,
sure. OF Jacksonville, WAS Te-clcc,
sccretary-treasurcr for the sixteen
Time. IL was agreed that Mia
would be the place for the next mo.
ing. Charles raircron. -,
was selected as heterogeneous. ,
Florida In the American I:.:-
ISOLATION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

III FV"IP'Hcht HnS Heer THrchnNed.
MooRtfSNlLLE, y. g.. April a.
The Moorcsville Cotton Mills Com
pany will this spring and summer
build considerable addition 10 its
dyehouse and bleachcry department.
The new building Is to be two stories.
l5Xl60 feet. and is to he Of re-en-
forced concrete construction. II will
be necessary also to enlarge the
boiler plant and 1900 horse power
will he added. All Of the equipment
has been purchased
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
Tnkc. Duty on xewsprint.

WASHINGTON April 2i.--The bill
designed TO relieve the print paper
shortage by making print paper un-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25
wnre Head. Florida nnnher,.

iIy i,S'ocii. ted Press
PENSACOLA. FLA. April 2i.-G. c.
Ware, of Iccsburg. was elected prcsl-
dent o. the Florida Rankcrs' Associa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

der cents free OF duty for two
years was signed today by Prcsiden,
Wilson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-25

them. He was given purse and his
bravery was publicly recognized at
the Tine.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Borden VIII Cui }5:lg<
Dnc Gent December [
conference Board Official Says
eihc: Distributors Are TX
rrcfnl, 10 1Enllc xSa,na. Sicn

on leaning yesterday Of the action
axiom fridaY nigA. by the Dairymcn's
IT,. coo - lowoa ne cog, Of milk, Pat
rick y. FOX, president of .hc Borden
ia..l Products Company, said his com
,,ar .o..d reduce ,nc nricc 20 the
cor ser7cr on both Grades a and
u..> ssc cent q quar-. Other dis
..y.. a.a expected 10 lal,e the same
.ea. j, was sad H.. an oflical Of the
,.cr. Yor. .diik Conference Board. the
die>ributor} organization.
The dairymcn voluntarily decided to
cat ,uo usicc of Ia.l, - t.c distrbu
tors from the Novombe. pIicc o; $3.50
and s395 70 S3@S and $3lS for milk
,e. ia1 respec..Ve!r, - and per cent
b.ttel 4at.
we are delighted 20 be able to re
non. II drop in tnc price Of milk,' said
hfr. FOX. owe have stcadfastlY stood
Tor lower price and have honestly
cndcavored = distribute milk to thc
consDncr a. minimum figure. We
naye stood out against any increase by
producers because economic conditions
DO not warrant il and because this is a
period Of general rcccssior.'
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
aa'l ineGl .5av Break
'hstF3n r. Companies
'',' III m .i'ir~ reported
HoTe Tim 5.DC0.oOG; Dia-
n.n1G ~ stolen

.yt
oNs4t l...u. .o.
~. ..c car
lcn'e. faet
, eeea lH,> in-
~ af.ros rom
-. f-lrra! in
,-->. '<.tr r.. tt- car The IN
H. -ef crw.ittcn
ernr. ~ f- Dosos
~. ra'rf when prints this
pr ha, 1s,a informed inc
r.;>fs at t1e au>3nt ~ l. bcrty
- nd -ec.rs ~ lD4t A tAe thcft
~ 'erDnl s,s9DDeo.
~. .. ~ t.oa 10 bonds and casn, the
,,,'f. fer rea = d. Dmeut Of dla-
- 'fDn .re .letel car. Io-AAy the
1ae srarcafug tlc rome Of
H. bar. Na ea seem. u raye been
fs,r1' 1e' neadouartrfs o. the
+sz s>-e- ttree valuable dJamond
<e ~ = correr ~ tac ~.tcncn in
sesfca IN We f,ssacr aqiator
'|a*ns aamfd ia tne confesion of
:, s>',fts ~ tae nnIa2 aplr,t and
II 1,e nao nm oacled 600, 800
se~ es and d.sappea red, is be
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Irish South Coast
Railway Closed to
Passenger Traffic
Road Announces Action Was
Taken Because So Many
Trains We're Being Held
Up by Military Forces

COP. fsA,. 1929. >:e.s Iolh Tribune Inc
FROM Ihe Trianse's Eu~operN Bureau
LONDON, Nov. 2O.-The South Coast
Railway between Cork and bandon has
been closed to passenger traffic. The
announcement issued by the road to-
day says the action was taken owing
to the frequent hold-ups through
trains being boarded by the military.
Plans for rationing the city Of Cork
when The railroad service ceases, which
were drawn UP by special food com
mittee in Dublin, were seized yester-
dey by the military authorities. The
committee was headed by the Lord
Mayer Of Dublin and backed by the
Dublin corporation The Cork corrc-
spondent Of The Evening Standard says
1t is understood that these plans will
be returned after examination with
the object of guarding against the
communicating Of foodstulfs.
Only one shooting affair Was reported
today. Jeremiah O'Connell, Of Cork,
a bootnaker, wa called to his door and
Shot by q masked man. The assailant
escaped. O'Connel is III critical
condition.
The Frecman's journal of Dublin
says the government has decided to
withdraw one Of the three charges
for wnich its publishers We're cited
= appear before a couYtmartia next
N edne day. This charge concerned
The publication Of statements cf wit
ncssos who charged the murder Of
youth under brutal circumstances by
Crown FORCES near Buttevant on Sep
tember %.
This apparently is a part Of the new
policy Of the authorities to avoid pub
lici.y IN connection with shootings. No
inquiry vas held into the killing of
1our men in police custody at Lillaloe
and an inquiry into the Dublin shoot
ngs appears doubtful.
Results Of inves.ig CATION Of The Cork
sho5'ings are contrary 10 the Dublin
Castle version. Eyewitresses agree
tAae the assallantS we're uniformed.
whi.c. despite Official deria!. X is
charged that nrns and bombing were
almost continuous during the night OF
the Killings
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Prague Mob Halls Opera
Being Given by Germans
'"Hcc Use Clubs. but Are With.
drawn When Opposition
Gains Frrrn

TNA' Ct' Czccho-S -Slovakia, Nov. 20.
80 mere mere WAS a continuation last night
OF the disorders growing out of The
oad telling between Czech and German m
eaSNSNtS here: A crowd tried to storm
Ine German Opera, where "Tosca" was
oeing sung, but WAS driven back hv tho
poNce, who used their clubs. In the
ace OF an increasing crowd the row
VrNment withdrew the police and
stopped the performance.
one person was killed and a score
woqnded IN a clash of Czech Soldiers
ana german lnhabitants of Asch, on
me bayaran border, Thursday night
Wmen the soldiers. disregardinc their
9'ncers, removed the monument of
Joseph Il and began firing at random
70 celebrate their act The .ocsin was
sounded and a crowd stoned the pre-
lecture. Reinforcements summoned by
,ne prefecture guard were attacked on
me way and fighting resulted
III Parilament tho Premier expressed
reSryt orer the incident and asked the
~eeh German deputies to use their in
uUeNCc to restore quiet
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
" ar Contractors Income
Tax Returns Under Fire
Congressman johnson Believes
:, Vas Lost Millions; Plans
Dopa~tneen;al Iruu;riee

on Tdo 1ribenes Wo8n'hotoa BpreG4
NASl{lNCTON, NOV 20.-Au appro-
Ie.a.ica o. 50 2.5eo0o0 for an invcstiga-
tion ilto war expenditures and income
tax re+slna e rar contractors Will be
an<cd ~ the snort session b. Congress-
,a4n Ro.a G. Johnson. oa South Dr-
no.,, Who returned to the Capitol to-
daT.
Mr Johnson wants the activities Of
par.ment and the Departnent Of JUS
tice inquired into By Congress. The
rrlt kind Of an investigation, he be
l'r. s, vii. uneartn plcntE Of scandal
and result in the government getting
'eck millions Of dollars paid out
t. rough fraud or not collected for thc
same :rason.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
1900 Cily Employees
In Chicago .i.aid OF
,lvdchaAer Corporation Dis
ciiargc : .JG0 Because Of
(~s-u.iol' n ssssviiaa
YI1.I


cillAGo Noe. 3D. Approximately
.s.a ,mC saf the street ,erair de-
,ai-ma0,. ar those in me -hree
t'~ rh4.r riaata n.ve oeen laid OF
le--gs- -c1 Of fund, Ii was an
-earsal .4' roreine bv Y lliam Bunk
a-, beI@'s Commissioner OF Pu0lic
"ol-.
a n-Nr Ind. Nov. %. Tom
u buying j. the rea-
14 ge.a ..e officials of The Stud j.
cur.ail ln.ent
ces rs discaargine
~ Three
n. tac Penn
t-..t il, .ops
r. D. Vie force,
-A- f.-6 Sereral
t.- iai oa to-day because
t.c
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Greeks to Vote
Next Sunday ON
Return <,{f King, 9,
French Envoy Tells Premier
Rhalli- Iha, Allies Will
Not Permit Constantine
TO Resume tlle Throne
British Call Conference
Situation III the Near Fast
Causes Alarsn. bui Eng
lish Will Move Slowly

ATHENS. Nov % By Thc Associ-
.,cd Press). rhe Greek people vii.
vo.e November : on the question Of
he return OF cx-Ning Constantine &c
ne throne The Cabinet decided to-
lay OH the p'oblseite.
Constantine has advised ,he govern
vent tina. he WI await the result of
ne pleb.sc,to before returning to
Greece. The French Minister, NJ. De
Billy. calling upon Premier Rhallis
rr.day. told him Sharply that il vas a
mistake to be'ieve re Allies would
1srmi, the rc.ura Of Constantine.
GENEVA. Nov. % An Athens tolo-
ram received at Lucerne announces
.aa. definite results of Sunday cleo
sons in Greece give the opponents of
-ormcr Premier Nenizeios 80 and the
ye.izelis: party $50.
f 7 ro1eca Buoat
g,sa. 1880. N.H No.N Tribune Iuc
LONDON. Nov. -. England is NOV
mr slowly in tie Near Eastern stu
auca despite tae Representations OF
Paul Cambor retiring Trench Am
bass - 10 .... Neen .a.t tie res
.ora,.9n of Constantine to the Greek
.er5re 7uld Mean 81 rupture o. diDlo-
-st.- a..oGs between France and
Greece. France is Not opposed to
,roca lr.rce Nea.-s j. tie n .0s cliv
4rots h'm. ]. is understood here.
There IS ralA OF TIE GreeA par,ia-
msrt apYealirc to tho League OF Ma
gon, H. after Il p ebisc.,e iuyor~oie
10 Constantine. the Allies oppose his
return.
Premier Leygues IS coming to Lon
Ion soon tor conference with Pre-
miei Lloyd Gcosre, it is reported The
entire situation ia the Near East and
especially IN Greece viii oe discussed
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
'ore lity Kcformatory Disorder
After State Boards Inquiry

.s...' .,.f'' HffiID%, EDY. ~ DisDr-
- ''' 1'a,e ~n,et aaqe occDfrcd at
.,s" I>'< rlfy K~fornatofy s.pcc
.. ff.ton rpmfn zzion cDncludcd
41'-fy tnfe mere. DcluY ,nvcnti
-, ~ 1f.1@y b Najrr elaney ". Bfem-
.f pofnrhceni.
s4,'1t'' tfetefef sasd mat Yccpcf
ts@.f ~ md MT laoclrH 1pwn
w .a tir b4A< muse h.
u ''''' mn nj .deo an .fnpty hot
.ss,.. - <ffpefs. ~ 4aid. - daJ cDl
NH. ,ae<etfDI ~ hunt wcnpou1.
tesssa tess.''tX se1erai ojaclJ4cla, wnlca il
gttss,'s gtsss Nao zeeretHd inside the wire IN
HI. We're not snrpri~d," said
~. bfeHgter. nm suvegtigation al
is ,isssssaas nss q disturbing effect IN penal
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Former Empress l. Worse
Temperature Of Patient al Doorn
Rises TO 1922 Degrees

DOORS, holland, NoV 20 OBJ The
Aseocia,cd Press. FORMER Empress
Arguata Victoria of Germany, whose
conaition mas for scvc,al days given
alarfo 70 her relatives, was somewhat
,gor4c this morning. according TO in
formation received from Doorn Castle.
Her temperature was SAID 10 be lO22
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Reds Organize in Wilma
Millions of Soviet Nublcs, Jewels
and nIn.iNcs Kcnuricd Found

VU.EA. IjtbUau'N. NoY. ~ Nom
bofa o} the taft of General Iell2ouski,
j>oIrn jnnorYoDt haVc Uncovered Il
wcnty miljon S,Y,ot rab!c1, four
nullon reb'oa # th' old Ruas'ar IN
DrrlaI voqcrnmrut, q number Of pearls
nm diam1uaa and ciQnry pounds Of
ezvIosj9ra nave been found in the
fouc NJ tWo younX women.
.
In your spnrr time take up cDuTs~ OF
tnstrurtIDn in SONS pfDfltabir profespion
or ,rAde Consult the Help Wanted Female
sn1 HsIe tnstfDetion Column In to-dny'n
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
!ir,t Turkey Lands
a ia House Coon
is fron .s~@, asd Souii,
- b'~ ie Z Sending =

t7 ff,5i .s'-.~, ana south
b'~ i.s Z ro..siira =
~~ H'nA
et1e p ,op
roE M ~ = ..i~sc-
.l. & t
H. ,.at annual
!. Hos - WAS received
H-t.-ra1cr of t.e other
p1e.e j - .ow VS.
aarae4o1s scsos ~
vc Office. n .@eH
o.,r- ri -et.-y yard
r.. ta- ilecati1'e
-ae 80. Of .ac
ft-r1. IoX.
..eet cDCa - 0e
..e House nom
A.a..eey, former
pr ertat.Ecs,
aoreI o. the
nee M. Wilson
lt,lsn.
ar 1.ar has decide /
,el'afe Of SOM
-.rfl.-1 giving Day
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Won2er1's s Dresses

SECOND FLOOR
About O0 Odd Dresses ............a 80 Il
Formerly $500 to $500
Light colors in chiffon georgete, taffeta novelty ST
and net for daytime and dance wear.
Formerly 1850 to 5000
Georgette in light coors, satin frocks also dance fro
in net, lace and taffeta
About IS Odd Dresses. 75,a
Formerly l25;O0 to 1850
Satin daytime frocks, light colored afternoon din
and sen1ievening frocks in georgette lace taft
Women's Evening Gowns ........... -. &
Formerly up 20 2450O
About twelve distinctive gowns in metal brocades me
lace and black jet
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Wor22e.1a's S Suits
SECOND FLOOR

Wor,cns Fur Trimmed; Suits ... OS.Vs
Formerly $3.50 o $500
Of duvet de laine and velour with mole nutra or
plain Styles stitched effects nbrodered pockets
Women's Plain & FUR Trimmed Suits 50. .OU
Formerly jlO.O0 TO I35.OO
Of veldyne velour. c!uvet de lane trimmed with
nutria. Also plain tailored rnodcls
Women's Plain Fur Trimmed Suils H5DsOU
Formerly 1850 TO 250.OO
OF duvetyn, veldyne and duvet dc lane trimmed with
nutria MOLE beaver squirrel. Also tailored types
Women's Two & Three Piece Suits 80 .UD
Formerly 2IO0O to 395.OO
Costume suits of duveyn, marvella and veldye trim
med with MOLE Hudson seal, squirrel, beaver nutra.
Women's Two & Three Piece Suits 10000
Formerly $1,000 to 1850
Costume suits Of duvetyn vedyne, enriched with squir
REL fitch, mole, seal, wolf, beaver.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-07

II II rather surprising that tho
Tammany tiger got Though the
campaign without being called a
blind tiger. Dallas News