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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-11-04
Are you helping build Maine through patriotism or because

Are you helping to build Maine through patriotism or because
pays?
Have you given thought to what the development Of Maine
means to you personally?
Do you realize how your pocket book benefited Maine
prospers?
Some few people exist in Maine whom the prosperity
means itte---but they are mostly in the poor house.
To the rest of U.s. who make decent living the Pine Tree
State it means much have lower work plentiful
and prosperity rampant
You can help bring prosperity Maine and hence your
SELF by helping Central Maine Power Company develop the
water power that should bring industries and greater pros
penty to your home state and your home town.
You can do by the purchase of Central Maine Power Com
pany 10 Preferred Stock whchs being sold to finance the
building of dams and power houses
Think this matter from your ownIpersonal, selfish de
then send the coupon
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Allowances by County Court

of April, May and June 1920 (Apri TermD
 Road District O $}03S5
 Road District No S7225
 Road District No. April May and June, 1920 231367
 Road District Mo- 4. Expenses months of April May Jun 1920 377Sl2
 Road District Mo- 5. Expenses April May June 1S12O2
 District April May and June, 1920 4729
 District '. of April June 1920 30o393
 Fun April 1G352I
 Lcyyine Court Fund April, 900
  April 1S395o
 Juvenile Expenses April
 Jail Fund the months of April May and June 1920 12656
 Contingent Fund. the months of April May June, 55s46
 Pauper of April, Coroner and Post Fund.-. April
 Circuit Court Fund. the months of April May June,
 Justice of Fund the April May Bridge Fund.- of andJ June,1 Legal Publication Fund.- Expenses the months of April May and
 Court Fund Expenses the months of April May and June 1920 sOO
 Detention Home Fund. the of and Junc1
 General Road Fund. months of April May ne
 Farm April
 Public Library Fund.-
 
 State of Arkansas-County of
 L. T. salee  allowances of the Jefferson County Court for the April Term, 1920
 Witness hand and seal July 9th, 1920
 sAII.EE Clerk A. M BARROW, D. C.
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MEAT INJURIOUS
 TO THE KIDNEYS
Take Tablespoonful of Salts il Back Hurts or Bladder
 BOthers.

We are nation of meat eaters and our blood is filled with uric acid says well-known authority, who warns us to be constantly on guard against kidney trouble.
 The kidneys do their utmost to free the blood of this irritating acid, but become weak fro mthe overwork :; they get sluggish; the eliminative issues clog and thu sthe waste is re- tained in the bloodr to poison the en- tire system.
 When your kidneys ache and feel like Jumps of lead, and you have stinging pains in the back or tho urine is cloudy, full of sediment, or the bladder is irritable, obliging you to seek relief during the night; when you have severe headaches, nervous and dizzy spells, sleeplessness, acid stomach or rheumatism in bad weather, get from your pharmacist about four ounces of lad Salts; take tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast each morning and in a few days your kidneys will act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys, to neutralize the acids in urine so it is no longer source of irritation, thus ending urinary and bladder disorders.
 lad Salts is inexpensive and cannot injure; makes delightful efferves- cent lithia- water drink, and nobody can make a mistake by taking a lit- tie occasionally, to keep the kidneys clean an dactive. Adv.
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Villa Would Make Chihuahua the
 Safest State

Mexico City, July 9.-Francisco Villa, in his peace proposals to the government, guarantees that if his conditions are accepted he will make Chichuahua the safest place in the republic, and promises to help to crush uprisings in other states, ac- cording to Ell Universal today.
 Villas terms, the newspaper says, include retention by him of the rank of divisional general, which ,hs. you'd use in policing Chihuahua, the allot- ment of tract in Chihuahua for the use of his soldiers and the retention of 500 men under his command. Villa promises allegiance to the government of President De La Huerta and Gene ral Obregon and agrees not to take the punishment of his enemies into his own hands, besides offering to retire from political life except as a private citizen.
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Negro is Hanged
 for Criminally
 Assaulting Woman

Dallas, Tex, July 9.-Green Hun ter, alias James Brown, negro, was hanged here today for .criminally at tacking a white woman at Hale Sta tion Friday, May 2S. He confessed and yesterday admitted that he was guilty of another attack on young white girl for which Ben Perry, ne gro, is serving the eighth year of a life term imprisonment sentence.
 Hunter was captured by posse a few hours after the attack and turned over to Dallas county authorities with demand for quick justice. One week later, Friday, June 4, he was placed. on trial, confessed and sem tenced to die today. As he entered the death cell on June 4, Hunter re- marked that he was born on Friday and that "Friday always has been my hoodoo. Criminal courts building was under guard today as precaution against possible disorders. Recently several court officials received anon ymous letters declaring an effort would be made to prevent the execu- tion. No trouble occurred.
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REPORT PROGRESS IN CAMPAIGN FOR
 THEATRE BONUS
Chamber Trustees to Meet the School Directors on We'd
 nesday

At a meeting of the trustees of the Chamber of Commerce at the Hotel Pines yesterday, it was de- cided to discontinue the regular weekly meetings of the trustees dur ing the summer. The meetings will be called by the manager only on urgent business.
 T. F. Gadberry reported that much progress had been made in the theater bonus drive, several thou sand dollars having been raised the past week. Authority was given MT. Gadberry and E. B. Bloom to contin- ue the drive as they see fit. MT. Gadberry stated his belief that the entire amount could be subscribed in short while.
 Much enthusiasm was shown by the trustees over the sale of the Arkansas, Louisiana and Midland railroad by the Federal Court at Shreveport to the Frost-J ohnson in terests. It is believed that meeting will be called in few days to dis cuss the plans for the extension of IHlS Iodu rom MOntlcellO tO TlHe Bluff, thereby giving Pine Bluff a direct route to Monticello and short ening the shipping distance to Mon roe by 20 miles.
 It was decided to entertain the white county school directors that meet here Wednesday with a buffet luncheon at noon.
 w. N. Trulock made short talk outlining the Associated Charities drive. He urged the trustees to as- sist in putting the drive over.
 J. B. Resch of the Portland Cement company of St. Louis explained the reason for the shortage of cement for building purposes as being the difficulty in getting the cars. MT Resch was the guest of Garland Brewster.
 K. A. Baird, travelling man of St. Louis, and we'll known in this part of the state, was a guest.
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New Postal Air !.
 Routes Planned

Washington, July 9.-Bids were asked by the postoffice department today covering operation of additional routes of the air mail service. The new routes which, the announcement desired as supplementing the trans continental air mail service between New York and San Francisco, include the following:
 Cleveland to Detroit; Pittsburgh to St. Louis; New York to Chicago; New York to Atlanta, Ga., by way of Wash ington, D. C., Raleigh, N. O., and Co., lumbia, s. c.
 The contracts cal flor at least 3O6 round trips over each route per an- mum, 1,5OO pounds of mail being the trip load in practically every case.
 Operation of the new routes is ex- pected to begin about November b.
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Today Last Day
 for Assessments

Those who do not wish to pay an additional 25 per cent had better as- sess today as this is the last day for assessing. Under the new law those late in assessing are liable to an ad- dition of 25 per cent and those mak- ing assessments will have to make an affidavit that they have not under valued their taxable property. As sessor Gould points out the fact that the assessor or his deputies have the authority to, ask any questions that may aid them in determining the val
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MADE A CHANGE IN HER.

Mrs. L. Gibson, 18th. and Edison streets, LaJunta, Col, writes; "My kidneys were giving me great deal of trouble. I took Foley Kidney Pills and they made such a change in me l feel fine." Foley Kidney Pills promptly relieve backachc, rhcu- matic pains, sore, swollen or stiff muscles and joints. Mann's Pharm- acy. Adv
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uation of property which is being as sessed and that the assessor may call for insurance policies or any other pa pers which might aid in determining the value of the property being as- sessed.
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EIGHT WORKMEN KILLED.

New Orleans, July 9.-Eight work men at the Industrial canal here were killed today when lightning struck pile driver under which they had taken refuge from storm.
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Blancett, convicted of the murder of was hanged in the jail yard here this morning The case has been in all state courts. A plea for executive clemency was refused the mans mother
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'Gassed,' Man Tries
 to Kill His Wife

Philadelphia, July 9.-Cries of murder" attracted policemen to the city hall plaza early today. They found woman in an altercation with man she said was her husband, Jack Welch, of New York. She de, nounced him as the murderer of man in the New York subway. The police pf that city confirmed the wc-
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INCREASE FOR MATTERS.

Orange, N. J., July 9.-Five hundred hat makers were granted 25 per cent increase on piece work rates to- day after conference of manufactu-
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mans story and asked that the man be held.
 The woman, who says she is an actress, said her husband had been acting queerly for some months, and she is afraid he will kill her. She told the police Welch, who served 12 months over sea as sergeant in the American army, shot an officer in France and also shot a negro in the south. She, said he was gassed and shell shocked. '
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rers and labor leaders. The increase will bring the pay up to approximately S10 a day.
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WHO IS BEHIND

Who's behind the service you are getting? Our Real Estate and Rent al Departments are working all the
 time. Our service is the BEST. We
 have first, last and all the time.
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LAST NOTICE.

All Dogs found after July 20th without Tag on same will be killed.
 J. F. STEWART,
 7-S-6t Chief of Police
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EXECUTE BLANCETT.

Santa Fe, N. M., July 9.-Albert w.
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WASHINGTON, D. C.-Mrs Olive Ross, formerly of Louisville Ky, has been made director O welfare service, U. S. War Depart ment. She is now engaged in find ing employment for the War De pertinent employees who are be ing dropped from the payroll tt curtail exnensea-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03
tC0rncr SIKH and Silvor.)

tIOrnOr SINIh Hnd SITNol.1
Arthur NJ. Knudscn, pastor.
sunday school at 9:l5 n. m. We
have classes for all. a. w. Kracmer,
superintendent.
Morning worship at II u. m. Tho
pastor will speak on "a Christian
Walk" Solo by Miss Esther Timms.
20 May My Walk BE Close With
Gud" (%JuhnsOn).
Evening services ut s p. m. Tho
Endca, or session will be ied by Irwin
Danlclson. Topic, our Duty to Our
Country" The pastor will speak on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-03

ming service. II you desire to hear
the best Instrumental music In the
city on Sunday evening, come TO the
First Baptist church.
A welcome to all.
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Corner coal and South Broadway.)
Harold :. Davidson. Ih. u" min
ister. residence. GIG South Walter.
SUNDAY school at a:i5 a. M.
Morning worship at ~ O'Clock.
Subject of sermon, our Natal Day"
Mrs. !. $. flanders and Mr.. Il. S.
Snyder will sing. Reception OF mem
hers and celebration OF Lords sup
per.
Evening service. under the auspices
Of the G. r.. society AT 1880 o'clock.
Subject. My Country and l." The
pastor will lead. A bright, inspiring
lprvico for young and old.
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The pastor will begin n series Of
sermons on Sunday morning on the
general theme of Loyalty" WHICH
Will continue for seven Sundays.
Our orchestra will play at the eve
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Baptist Church tspanish.)

(3O9 West Iron aNcnuc.)
j. G.. Sanchez, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 "A. m.
Preaching AT II q. m. Theme,
Christ the Living Cod
Evening services at 1880 y. m.
Theme. The Great separation"
Everybody is cordially Invited. All
preaching IN Spanish.
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Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
Church.

Corner Gold avenue and Arno strect)
carl Schmid. pastor; residence 200
South Arno street; phone 231G j..
No services will be held ON TINS
Sunday. The pastor will he In OPP
timo. N. NJ, for the installation of
a pastor.
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Orifth and Silvcr.)
Hugh a. Cooper and John $. Burns,
ministers.
Bible school at 0:45 "a. M. Mems
class al 1910 "a. M.
Worship ut ~ II. m. with sermon
by Rev. MIR. Ross. missionary from
Old Mexico.
Young Peoples Christian cndcavor
at 7 y. M.
Worship at S y. M.
Mid-wcpk service Wednesday at
7:i5 u, IN.
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Christian Science services are held
in the Womnn's Club building, Gc'd
avenue aud seventh street nt II n. m.
Sunday school at 9:ia Il. m.
ing at s y. M.
Reading room, Don .. fl2A West
Central VENUE Is open daily. except
SUNDAYS and holidays from 2:3O to
$3.50 .. m.
Tho public is cordially invited to
attend our services and To visit our
reading room.
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North l'ourth Street Gospcl Hall.

SUNDAY school and Bible class ~
g:4b a. IN. Spend an hour over the
Wnrd Of God with us. II makes al
good beginning for the week
~ a. M. breaking OF bread In re-
memhtnncc OF the lord. Acts 2O:1.
7:i5 y. IN. Preaching OF the COS
pci hy Cart Amending. Subject; rs
Tho World Getting Better
An are cordially invited.
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Tho broadway Christian Church.
Corner South Broadway and Gold
avcnuc.)
Bible school al 9:45. one hour for
the study Of tho Word. A place Tor
everyone. Come.
/. II a. IN. Observance Of the LORDS
supper. Sermon by Brother Homer
+. Cook. If you have not heard him.
a spiritual treat Is In store for you.
Bring some one.
u. m. intermediate Christian
cndcaVor with Miss Emma Woodmnn
as superintendent. Meet In choir
room.
\. Il. $. c. r. at 7 y. M.
S u. m. Live sermon by Brothri
Homer T.. Cook. Song service by
volunteer choir. Attend this service
aud have something uplifting for
your thoughts during the week.
our minister, Brother w. II. Guy
from Columbus, Ohio, will begin work
with us July is. In the meantime
let us each remain faithful To our
pust aud pcount Il all joy to he ~
the service OF the Master.
Wednesday evening prayer ana
praise service led by Mrs. sicNert'
Subject, The Best Sermon ! Ever
] Heard
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tCorncr Aruo 81. and Tiicrus Avc)
T.. T.. Gaines. pastor, residence
SO2M South Arno street.
SUNDAY school. 9ii5 n. M: +. q. Nc
Cahc. superintendent.
Preaching at IL q. IN. II s y. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday, S y. ~.
\ cordial welcome to all.
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a. l.. Bowman. pastor; Miss Annie
Price. pastor assistant.
0;45, sunday school. j. II. Major,
superintendent.
II a. M, worship.
$50 y. m, intermediate league.
Z y. M, Senior league.
y y. m, scrmun
Special music for all services under
direction of Misses Powers and kcich.
A welcome FOR all.
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TIfr coNGREGATIoNAn e. u.

The Christian Endeavor society of
the Congregational church doesn't let
the grass grow under It's feet when It
comes TO having and providing It's
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Fourth of July Celebration
Dance at Armory. Saturday,
July 3.
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g. Il. SOCIAL Ar
BARTON'S NEXT TUESDAY.

The Christian Endeavor society OF
the Presbyterian church Is to hold a
regular monthly social at the home of
Harold Barton. at the Indian school,
on next Tuesday. No plans have yet
been given out, but the usual lively
crowd win provide u lively program OF
aufarfatnmenf
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Preaching both morning and even
ing by $. Alonzo Bright, -. ID.
Special music ut these services un-
dor the direction OF Mrs. Ralph
Smith.
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(Ncst Central avcnuc-Old Town
Opposite Court Housed
+. Ogilvie, pastor: j. II. Madrid,
local preacher.
Sunday school at 10 "a. M. Miss a.
NJ. Osmond superintendent.
Preaching by the pastor at II a. M.
Sermon by the Rev. -. Bassctt at
S y. m. Administration Of the Lords
supper.
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immaculate Conception Church.
tWcst Copper ven and SIXTH
Sunday services.
Mass at Z Il. m. Monthly COM
munion of the married ladies sodality.
$3.50 IA. m. Mass for the children
of the parish,
10 a. M. Mass.
1880 y. m. Rosary. short %instruc-
tion n bcncdiction of the blessed
sacrament.
Until further notice there will be
but one mass on week days at : a.. m.
First baptist Church.
Corner Broadway and Lead %avcnuo)
Thomas +. Harvey, pastor; resi-
dcncc l42Q East Gold avenue; phone
1925 NJ.
Bible school at $3.50 "a. IN. r. w.
Lamkin, superintendent.
Junior and Senior unions at Z y. m.
Public worship at IL II. ms. and &
y. m. Morning theme, Loyalty to
Patriotic Principles Evening theme,
Seven Hateful Things
Special music under the direction
Of Mrs. Blanche Underwood. Anthems
America for Me" (Gabricl) and
"Itaise the Flag (Wilson). Morning
urcrtory, "Recessionpl." will be sung
by Miss Mildred Spencer. Evening
omcrtory, Just Az | Am" (BartletO
will he sung by MIR. Byrnc.
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CBnrelas Road, Barclns, Ncar Bridge
n. 'Ogilvie, pastor: j.. II. Madrid,
local preacher.
Sunday school at 10 A.. M. MIR,
NJ. Is. Bacu, superintendent.
Preaching at II "a. M. by Rev. -,
Blssctl. Administration OF the Lords
supper.
An welcome. All IN Spanish.
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own good times Last night, the boys
and girls, In a spirit OF excellent team
work (%nithouEh they didn't do the
actual %pulling) hired n great big hay
wagon, bought a great big freezer Of
ice cream. and hicd themselves out on
the mesa for "A moonlight picnic. The
girls got the wagon and the bOrB the
Ice cream. There wns a crowd Of
about so, and the ride ON the load OF
hay across the mesa. bright as day In
the light OF the full moon, was a
nevcr-to-bc-forgutten. experience.
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MIR. Sol Weller aud children Nj
Florence, Dave and Bryon, and N
julius Mandell + going up on 4
Pecos Sunday morning.
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personal MiNfI6N.

Bf.ttSON M MIN iION'
MIR. Sol Weller aud children Miss
Florence, Dave and Bryon, II MIR.
Julius AIandell ARE going up on the
Pecos Sunday morning.
Miss Mildred Harris left the middle
OF the week for Las Vegas for II visit
with Mrs. Dauzinger OF hat city.
The crew Of 4. $. Naval Academy
midshipmcn whO are cruising from
Annapolis to Hawaii, among whom Is
William Long Of this city. is due To
reach the port OF Honolulu today.
Mrs. Charles Warrington has moved
from her old home at 200 West Roma,
and is now located ON the 500 block
Of Roma. b
MIR. and Mrs. T.. $. Donnell and
daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth Clark Hes
selden, left sunday for Santa Fc 10
spend the summer. Mrs. nonnclls sis
ter, Miss Alice Gleason IA teacher II
violin in Smith college, and a resident
Of Boston, has come to Santa Re TO be
their guest for the summer.
Mrs. Lottle Szymanski, formerly Of
this city, now OF Santa Monica, Calf,
is here FOR a visit OF Il week or so, ON
business. She has been II guest at
the Arrowhead motel IN sun beIlhl-
dino. for the past month, where her
son. Richard. Is employed as book
keeper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Connell left
yesterday morning on the limited for
a summer In California.
Tomorrow evening, Misses Wilma
and Margaret Kloinworth. Miss Irene
Mailer and Miss Stella Stnehlin are go-
ing to Whitcomb Springs for a cnmp-
ing trim OF ten or twelve days.
Mrs. s. 4. Rosenwaid will leave next
wednesday for Springer whore she
will visit for q time with relatives.
From there she will 20 up TO the Jar
itas ranch, and spend the rest OF the
summer months.
Miss Mary Golden aud Miss Char
lotte Rpwd, guests for the past week
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Miss Mary Golden aud Miss Char
lotte Rpwd, guests for the past week
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MIR. and Mrs. Walter Connell left
yesterday morning on the limited for
a summer In California.
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Tomorrow evening. Misses Wilmn
and Margaret kloinworth. Miss Irene
Mailer and Miss Stella Staehlin are go-
ing TO Whitcomb Springs for a camp
ing trip OF ten or twelve days
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ut the homo of Mrs. }. II. Toulouse.
ieu Thursday morning for CaiifornEa,
where they are going Tor the summcr
ts...ttNhs
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Mrs. Charles Warrington mas move
from her old home at 200 West Rom,
and is now located ON the 500 bloc
Of Roma.
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Mrs. FciiN Mnndcil. OF Clovis, Is
visiting Mrs. Mike MHndcll for some
time She arrived In the city We'd
ucHdur.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-19

New evening coats are fashioned
VI such exquisite materials that
even to add fur to some of them
would seem a dissertation. Their
creators, therefore, make them up
with draped collars OF self fabric
and whatever is used in the way
Of trimming is nicely calculated
not to interfere with the simple
lines that exploit the pattern to
best advantage. The model is of
fuchsia brocade with heavy, dull
gold and fuchsia-toned cord and
taSsels draped over II.