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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04
Smuler.
AT G. B. C..

Hyilken forunderlig Forandring
i ct Tidsl6b af ca. "a Aar. bet
var / 1896 - ON like min HUI
kommelse slaar fell - at Pastor
H. Hansen i Forbindelse med en-
Kreds af Venner og Landso-
gere rejste her OPP til Diet hole
Nord med def Formal at dan
ne en- Koloni for wore Lands
m@nd, eller dame code jordi-
ske og ~aandelige HEN. Over
for dette Foretagende rinder mig
dette Ord i HUI: ,,Dette err sket
at Herren og er underligt for
yore Dine"
Samme Efteraar, 1896, var ieg
en- Tur efter Anmodning a& min
h9jagtede Broder og Medarbej-
der Pastor Hansen oppe at bese
Diet nye Territorium, der nh alt
a besluttet skulde udg9re Diet
nye forjettede Land, hvor Tusin-
der af danske Mend og. Kvin-
der skulde dame sig HEM.
Da jeg saa havde overset den
hele Situation. saa tenkte leg
i nit stille Sind: Ak, du store
Verdenl Hvad mon dette dog
skal blive til? Mon like Diet
vii bliye en- stor Skuffelse? Lam
def saa den Gang nd SON Ell
Taringspatient. Soo-Banens Sta
tion we'd Kenmare var en- gam
mel Jernbanevogn og Berger
mesteren boede enc i ct falde-
ferdigt Hus. Han kunde, hvad
Byens Bedste angaar, sette alt
igennem enstemmigt. Selv MATTE
han fremsette sine Forslag og
han a Mand for at gennem-
fore dem uden at nogen loftede
sin Stemme derimod.
Men saa midi i al min Skep-
tik saa fortaller Pastor Hansen
mig en- Scene, der foregik fire
Mil ude fra Kenmare -ganske
nar, hvor Trinitatis Menigheds
Kirke nu ligger. Stille uden
Bran forteller Pastor Hansen
mig: Der ude paa dette Sted
bojede en- lille Flok Kn@ for
Herren, takkende ham og ned
bad Guds Velsignelse over den
nye Koloni, og derefter orga-
niserede de Trinitatis Menighed.
Da jeg h9rte dette, holdt jeg
min Twill hos mig selv, 0g en-
Stemme sagde holt til mig:
Dette var en- Trosakt af disse
Br6dre, Diet var i Sandhed at
sette sit Haab til Herren. Og
der lod SON ct velsignet Amen
i min Sjel.
DE, som haabe paa Herren,
skal like blive til Skamme."
Til Skamme er Vennerne he'll
Ter like bleven. / Dag er Ken
mare EN- By paa "a. 2000 Ind.
byggere, en- pan By, en- up-to-
date By, ia en- Art af Jernbane
Centrum i alt Fald for 500
Banen. Fra Kenmare gaar der
Sidebaner nd baade 0st og Vest.
Hvilken Forandringl [ Kenmare
BY err en- ret sk9n og virksom
Menighed. To Landmenigheder
h9rer sammen med Menigheden
i Byen og udg9r eft falles Kald.
Pastor A. Hofgaard er Prest
i dette Kald.
Montana. Pastor l.. IL.
Kj9ller og undertegnede er /
Fellesskab ude paa ,,Korstog'
med Hovedformaal .Sj@lenes
Frelse", men ellers med hver
sin sarlige Opgave. Pastor Kjpl-
Ter err az N. Oak. Distriktet
valgt til at tale / ale Menigs.
hederne Kredsens Indremissions
.Opgave, undertegnede taller for
den forenede danske Kirkes
|Opgaver. Derfor var vi selv-
felgelig ogsaa ude i Landmenig-
hederne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-08-04

k|irkegaard ligger Stovet af min
kere Medarbejeder, Pastor NJ. c.
H. Robe, der ~menneskelig talt
gay Stodet til, at undertegnede
kom her til Amerika. Jeg pluk-
kede ct Blad af ct lille Tre
paa hans GRAY. Til dette Blad
knytter der sig EN- Kreds af
sk0nne Broderminder. O, du vel
signede Haab - du skonne Fa-
ne, der Under os stadig ON OPP
standelsens Morgen, ola ale vore
salige Trossoskende skal opstaa,
og vi / Fallesskab skal staa
for Tronen og Lammet.
Hjertelig TAX til ale Ven
'nerne i Kenmare-Kaldet.
9. Ungdomsmpdet i Trinitatis
Menighed.
Dette Mode var stort baade
i Antal og Yelsignelse. Fra
Daneville var like mindre end
10 Autos med unge Mennesker
og ellers mango fra de omlig-
gende Menigheder. Vejret var
.ypperligt, ct rent Festyejr, og
Diet hele Arrangement udfort for
trinsvis af de unge i Trinitatis
Menighed, var -fortrinligt.
Ungdomspodet aabnedes ON
Fredagen af Undertegnede med
en- Prediken. Emmett var: Eft
.Skonhedsbillede af Jesus Kristus.
- Et SkonhedSbillede af Her
rens unge Mandskab. = Eft Sk9n-
hedsbillede af Guds Rige og ct
Sk0nhedsbillede af Herrens Ger
ming i Verden.
Om Eftermiddagen droftedes
Emmett: Ungdommen og Bibelen.
Efter en- %ypperlig Indledning af
Pastor T.. r. Andersen fulgte
EN- meget i%nteressant, vakkende
og belerende Samtale.
Med Styrke blew Diet p%aavist
we'd kTare Ord og Eksempler at
dette, at vende Herrens Ord
Ryggen, det er som oftest For
bandelse allerede her i Livet, og
allerverst at Diet tilsidst ender
med Fortabelse.
Men Diet bley ogsaa paayist,
at Diet for unge Mennesker, at
give Gud deres Hjerte, kan aldrig
ske for tidlig. Sangeren har pc
get herpaa we'd denne skpnne
Strofe:
bet dejligste Syn mine Ojne
saa, err unge paa Kn@ for Gud.
Mango deltog i Dr6ftelsen baa'
de unge og eldre. Uden Twill
var denne Samtale til megen
Velsignelse.
Med Kraft bley Diet fremholdt,
at skal Diet gaa Ungdommen
vel, da maa Bibelen v@re deres
Veileder og Lys igennem Yer
den efter def Skriftens Ord:
,.Hvorved skal en- ung holde sin
Sti rem, derived at han holder
sig otter dit Ord"
| Sandhed, wore unge trenger
ogsaa til at merke sig dette
Ord: ,,Verden tranger til Skirt
tens Kristusbillede og solide BIZ
belkristne.o
Fadre og M6dre, S6ndagssko-
lelarere og Embedsbrodre: lad
Diet vare os en- Livssag at fore
wore Born og unge Folk ind /
Bibelens Helligdom, dette her
hge Tempel, der langt oyergaar
Salomons i al sin Herlighed.
Skrifternes Kristusbillede, o
hvilken Velsignelse ON wore un-
ge Mennesker i den forenede
danske Kirke for ramme Alvor
faar dette Billede paatrykt /
deres Hjerter.
Den forenede danske Kirke
vii da blive mere levedygtig
baade hjemme og ude.
S9ndagen under Ungdomsm9-
do+ WOW eom cmdvau1iot den
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-04

gether and mix with seasonings.
Form into q fat cake one inch thick
and place on hot. creased broileri
and broil only one side Meantime.
heat the plank hot and rub with
fat Place the brOiled side Of the
meat-cake on the plank. and sur
round IL with vegetables. Put all in
hot oven and cook until the meat
is done and the potatoes Drowned.
If mashed potatoes are used, they
should first be beaten creamy with
the yolk of an egg. II forced through
pastry tube, they are shaped TIC
form a pleasing garnish TO the dish
Serve this dish with few bits of
parsley or radishes placed AZ in
tervals about it.
Planl<ed Steak
\ sirlcin is the most commonly
preferred steak for planking. Place
on a hot grea sed broiler Broil on
one side only, placing that side on
the. hot creased plank. Put into a
very hot oven and broil for seven
minutes. Then place the border Of
hot, mashed potatoes beaten with
egg, turnips peas. asparagus or any
other cooked vegetable desired. and
leave in the oven only long enough
TO brown the potatoes
PIankCd Fish
Large fish. like maCkerel shad
whitefish or fresh salmon. may be
planked whole or in large FLEETS if
you wish.
Clean the FISH. and. n q whole one
- used. split il down the back ard
spread open. fiat. Place skin side
down on a hot. creased pan under
the broiler, and when the fish is well
scared place il skin side UP on the
hot. creased plank. Sprinkle with
salt and pepper spread with melted
butter. then replace il in the oven.
\ large fish viii need about 20
minutes in a hot oven Smaller fish
can be cooked in less time. When
tender, spread the border OF mashed
potatoes, stuffed tomatoes. stuffed
peppers. asparagus, peas or whatever
vegetable IL used and heat in the
oven until the potatoes are light
brown.
\ dainty garnish Of vegetables for
q planked dish Is made rs SCOOP ing
out the inside Of small. cooked tur-
nipS and filling these turnips wiki
peas, tomatoes and bread crumbs o.
any other vegetable stuffing Away
garnish the fish on the plank With a
few slices OF lemon
If a particularly dry fsh IL used
serve with "a dressing Of lemon juice
ana melted butter rr7 iai togtthe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-04

will be held. the place to be an
nounced later.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society Of the Grace NJ f. church
will meet in the church. Mrs. BroG
beck will be in charge of the pro-
gram.
Misses Ruth and Helen Price. 743
Blaine av.. Will act as hostesses TO
the Priscilla Sewing circle.
Mrs. Alice r. Dickens will enter
tain the Circle of Mercy.
Members Of the Nonpariel club
will meet at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Cronk, 1908 Van Buren, st.
Friday. Oct. 8.
The Lincoln Mothers club will
meet at the school building
Members Of the Womans society
Of the First Baptist church viii
hold a meeting.
Mrs. Wesley Miller. SO +. Broad
way will be hostess at a meeting of
the Frances Willard w G. T. L.
There Will he an all daN meeting
OF the Past Chiefs Association of
the Pythian sisters held with Mrs.
W. -. Williams. 61O y. Michigan
ST.
The Worth While circle OF the
First NJ T. church will meet.
There will be q meeting Of the
Norman Eddy sewing circle neld at
the X. p hall.
Mrs. William Mathews 1915
sherman av.. will entertain the
Ladies' Aid society of the Holy
Trinity English Lutheran church.
saturday. oct. 9.
The Girl Reserves of the y. ". G.
\. will be entertained at the cOun-
try home of Mr. and Mrs. r. T..
Rupel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-04
Announcements

The nrs' thimhle OF Inc winter
season viii ne given ny members %
the Auteu ". =. o.. No. Il. Tuesday
afternoon in the old court house.
The hostesses include Mrs Fred
Sack. chairman, Mrs. :. - Moran.
Mrs. William Newman Mrs Cora
Myc-s Mrs Donald Alien. Airs.
Frank WOofter. Mrs Collier. AIRS
Clara Huffman Mrs EsSie Tritt.
Mrs Minnie Frank MNIrs. Gaines
Mrs Mary l. Garner and Mrs
Rerrard J. Rrehner
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-04

nant 10 him. Yet his common sense
and his loyalty 10 his friend tri-
umphed over his sCruples
OF course. l am II your COM
and IN all things" ne said quickly
efter "a perceptible pause.
T hank you, Lillian said heart
lily, and know what ID cists
you she added after a moment s
scrutiny of his flushed face.
The next minute she had changed
her voice and manner completely.
was Unre more the dominant driv-
ing figure of our conference.
Now 10 business she said brisk
ly. Il am not going 10 repeat t.
YOU what Mr.. Stockbridge said in
his letter 10 Mrs. Graham for IL
concerns something 50 vitality per
sonal 10 your friend that ! know he
wishes no one 10 know OF IL If pos
sible Mrs. Graham only stumbled
upon IL by accident. hence his con-
fidence i'm her. But this thing YOU
must know Mr. Stock bridges pri-
vate desk is still in his former office
in the Bayview school II is vital
that this desk ne brought here to
Mrs. Graham's house and kept here
until after the trial Of youI
friend"
Arthur Walters permitted him
self start Of surprise.
DO YOU mean the SINAI. one?'
ne asked. then rushed on without
waiting for an answer. Il was with
the detectives from the state at
torneys office the day they went
over the schoolhouse with a fine
tooth comb for clews. They search
ed both desks thoroughly and found
no scrap Of anything but school pa
pers i'm either Of them
gave A little gasp Of relief So
the secret drawer was still a secret!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-04
Kitchen Economies

Plankng adds both attractiNeness
and flavor either TO fish or meat. and
il II no more difficult 70 Trepare
food I'm this way than TO roast. sep
arately the meat and its accompany
ing vegetables. \ good oak plank is
necessary, for epiCures believe that
the tang of the wood contributes a
delicious flavor TO the meat cooked
upon it,
The general rule for planking is 10
broil first on one side. the meat or
fish, then place the broiled side on
the plank. and finish the cooking in
the oven.
Planking Hamburg Steak
pounds OF beef Hank
tablespoonfuls OF suet
teaspoonful Of salt.
Pepper. paprika
Chop. hnely. The meat and suet to-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-04

Every pound OF candy in the
house Al greatly reduced IriCes for
week oct. 6-7-S-9.
9223-5
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-18
Cuts, Burns
Hamlin's Wizard Oil Safe First Aid
 Treatment.


 How often lockjaw, blood poisoning, loss of an arm or leg, ar sometimes even life itself, results from the ne glect of a burn or little cut! Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a safe and effective first aid treatment. It is a powerful artiseptiC and promptly apphed to wounds of this kind will lesson tne danger of blood poisoning. Keep it handy.
 Wizard Oil is good dependable prep aration to have in the medicine chest for first aid when the doctor may be far away. It is soothing and healing and quickly drives out pain and in flammation in cases of sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and stipgs. Just as reliable too for stiff neck, sore feet, cold sores, canker sores, earache and tooth ache.
 Generous size bottle 35c.
 If you are troubled with constipa- tion or sick headache try Hamlin's Wizard Liver Whips. Just pleasant little pink pills at druggists for BOG. Guaranteed.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-18
EUROPE STILL NEEDS HELP SAYS RED CROSS CHAIRMAN
 JUST BACK FROM ABROAD

Red Cross will expect to carry its share of the work in response to the appeal of the League of Red Cross so- cieties which has called upon the Red Cross of the world for aid"
 'It is evident" said Dr. Farrand, that the American Red Cross cannot at this time withdraw from Europe as it had expected, but must remain to help save the children and fight disease to whatever extent the re- sources placed at it's disposal by the American people make possible"
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-18
HUNGARIAN OFFICERS
 IN RAGS AND FATHERS

HONOLULU, Oct. IS (by Associat- ed Press. )-Rags and tatters are the hall mark of 174 Hungarian officers and men, captured by the Russians early in the great war and now on their way home aboard the United States transport Heffron, which called here on her way to Trieste, via the Panama canal. Besides the Hun garians there are 300 Czecho-Slovak troops aboard. the second contingent of these noted fighters to pass through Honolulu The Czech uni forms are in good condition compared with the nondescript attire of the prisoners of war.
 Lieut. Col Ferdinand Krool, clad in a shirt of doubtful age and a pair of trousers of certain antiquity, is the senior officer of the Hungarians. many of whom are said to have be- longed to prominent Vienna and Buda- pest families before the war
 Red Cross officials here issued an appeal for clothes for the needy pris. oners and for some of the Russian "war brides ot the Czechs who also had sadly depleted wardrobes. As q result, the scantily yclad aboard the Heffron went away much better SUD- piled than when they arrived.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-10-18
PLANTING ROSE TREES
 ON OREGON HIGHWAYS

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. Is (by As scciated Press.) - Approximately 15,- 900 rose slips are to be set out here soon to provide bushes for a rose way" Portland is planning to lay out along the Sandy boulevard powered with roses. A nursery is to be es- tablished by the city at Mount Tabor park for the slips. Catherine Test out and Dorothy Perkins roses will be used
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-21
CRIME IN NEW YORK AND K. c

Confined from rage IS
the safe were secured from stern 4
pockets and the thieves proceeded 10
rifle the safe and show window.
Stern sustained a concussion Of ths
brain and broken right arm.
Two men held mp The grocery store
of Louis Osadchey at 2lst ana oels
at T o'clock this mornine. They toax
1853 from Osadchey's pockets apa IS
from the cash register after pointias
revolver at him ana ordering
"milk'.
At g o'clock this afternoon ano.ae
suburban grocery store wa4 roshea
by four masked mea who fnreea 1--WE
clerks 10 the rear of tia Mace ene
rifled the cash rep stssr ANA rms
clerks 1 pockets for \ total "a si-r
All the rohhsrs mart; ;na,inp i,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-21
WHATl AMOS IN
TREASON PLOT

The ugly Tulsa World has the
following "The esteemed ok
mulgce Times takes seriously tile
report that the governor and
Amos Ewing. Republican have
reached an accommodation
whereby Ewing is to be am
pointed to the corporation CONF
mission To succeed Art Walker.
giving the Republicans control of
that commission. The Times
then dcnounces the trad as
treason 70 the state and Repub-
lican PARTY. Which il would he
The World has never taken this
report seriously Nor docs Il
NOW. Amos Ewing i not going
to have much influence with the
Republicans Of the legislature N
those Republicans really have THE
best interests Of their party and
state IN view We say this much
III the sincere hope that hy say
ng il we will be saeea the Heces
si'y of speaking more Al length
and directly - the point
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-21
DEFEAT or WIDOW HAMoN
pLEASEs FAITHFUL HER.

ttontUAtu ifom fdbe ~
the selection Of Harris Dyke, while
non-committal. rather leans toward
the Mcdonald view Mrs. Halnon
was placed IN nomination BY Roy
johnson. Ardmore, while " II His,
Enid, strong Hamon supporter.
paced Harris in nomination.
Logan county Republicans express
themselves As highly pleased Nth the
action Of the state committee
Now we are done with Hamonisn
forever" said one Republican ln
Guthrie today '-The Hamon hoos-
ters here may as we'll duck thelr
heads and amhle Oft
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-21

wagon carried the whole party 10
the police station. where the negroes
whom McGInnis identified as actual
III doing the robbing. were held IN
default OF $1,000 bonds each. The
others were released
McGinnis was offered a place On
the Kansas City police force as soon
as his enlistment expires, which he
fald officers. would be in two years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-21
GIRLS MAKE GOOD RECORDS

Speaking Of good school records
Marshall has two girls. Emma and
Laura Barnes, both of whom wen;
thru the primary. grade and high
schools without being absent or tardy
a single day Emma Is now teach
ing school herself and Laura il IN
store Marshall, roted for It's higl
school and big wheat crops. has SUP
Piled 81 schools In ana around that
lncality with as many teachers from
Its graduating classes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-21

There are only p uusoIvcd
murders hanging over III New
York, which the police commits
sioncr considers a flaftering
record for the finest force in the
world.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-21

So far as the naked eye can see
the high speed Of air machines
hasn / made any difference IN
mail deliveries
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-21

One dealer boldly predicts
cheaper Christmas turkeys. That
or fewer Christmas turkeys.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-21

Evidently several other things
rqust be banished before war il
abolished
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-21
Phone 1850
"HIGHLAND"
TODAY

VIA
That whlric girie chow the sno"
WITH the goods.
"FOLLiES OF BROADWAY
Musical Comedy Worth While
"a PEOPLE "a
Everything fine and dandy music
dances. songs, nsrmony trio. Jazz
orchestra
Honestly a crackerjaek show will
you laugns Bet ycu are afraid %
take a chance.
On The Screen
William Fox Feature Photoray
DASHiNG BUCK JONES
in
"JUST PALS"
The most pleasing picture, we
have played for many, many days.
II is clean and good Full Of strap
and action see the two Iitte boys
in this one. They are all tNe
candy.
Prices Just 20 and 40 cents
About one dciar worth Of actual
value.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-21

Leader clas fled Ads CO Results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-21
z
THEAT
Ask ABOUT the showf.

0L4l<A1No
TODAY.
Select Pictures Present
WILLIAM COLLIER
THE SERVANT QUESTION"
rare picture and this great
stage star Will please, have you
seen him In pictures.
Also
PATAE NEWS
sNuB POLLARD COMEDY
LITERARY DIGEST
pATHE REVIEW
Big double header show edura-
tionai. fascinating, entertaining.
cor'el Only 10 2oc
Nothing like il anywhere in Okla
homa at the same price.
~-~~--~~.---~~~ ~--~~~~~-~~~>~~~~~~~.~
WEDNESDAY,
Metro Pictures Present
ALICE LAKE
BODY AND SOUL"
She's cute little scamp and will
make a h,t with you.
Picture just little spicy but can
stand for that it is only IN the
picture.
also TWO REEL COMEDY
MAD CAP AMBROSE"
Certainly worth the money
Ten and Twenty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-21
He DAILY LEADER
By LESLIE @. SIsI.AcK.

published from The Daily Leader bnild-
iur, 1o7 West Harrison avenue. and entered
In the Guthrie postoffice as second class
matter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-21

Absorbed tate Capital. March $. 1911 {;
odscIal +. scr CONSTITUTIONS Convention;
Official City and Comfy rapeE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-21

sew York ot1lee \. n. Sheffield. spec.ai
Lgency.
Chicago office: n. NJ Sheffield Agency.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21

the other of old blue georgette, both trimmed with lace dyed to match their materials. Either of these is entirely suitable for wear with a tailored coat and skirt, and, therefore, appropriate for wear in the hotel tea-room as well as at home.
 There is rather a fancy for tea blouses of bright colors. though not the harsher ones. Blues and reds. yell lows, greens and all their tones and shades that are softened with a hint of brown in them are sure to be effec- tive under daylight or electric light, and they are almost equally becoming to blond and brunei. .
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21
Why Politics Affects Your Home
 BY MAUD WOOD PARK Chairman National League of Women Votsrs)
HE WILL BE YOUR PRESIDENT

Che home the family than president United He has Intimate
 
 The president office of chief executive or the nation power Congress and which has that Is his as the O his
 without depends Of commander chief O the United States
 president much ao with of living The president of the United provide adequate distribution oodsuf n to t that wise legislation tending husband Of the nation and the nations is
 Of clothing
  efficient president president homd
 indicates policies he will after he an we'll in Ing ( t0 your
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21
Bart01
A MARVELOUS CURE

Meadow School in he had all O in roose on top he a leaning 
  the o be
 
  Aiarkie fromth chew gum
   of he way he was
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21

pricy
 
  his dreadful stuck
  
  ike this "chewum situm sicEum DOnum telum lckum" Then ne his ire up he up gasp he the awfully'
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21
TYPE OF SHERATON CHAIR

TYPE UF SHEHA UN CHHfh
 Like Hepplewhite and Adam. Thomas Sheraton followed classic lines. His work was severe and what little carv- ing he used was dainty and conven- tional
 His chair backs are full of individ uality. The majority Of them are. rect angular in form with slightly curved or broken toprails. The straight legs are square, tapered and fluted.
 Many experts consider Sheraton the foremost designer of the 18th century. Mahogany and satinwood were the ] principal woods used by him.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21

New York has more school children than North Dakota has total popula- tion.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21

There are more than 12,oo0 varie- ties of orchids.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21

Viennese women are wearing pictures of their sweethearts attached to the front of their slippers.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21

The cost of Columbus expedition that led to the discovery of America was STOOD
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21

Chairs are being made of paper, twisted and reinforced with steel rods.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21

In removing sap from eocoanut palms, Filipinos use bamboo pipes to drain the sap into barrels.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-21
You Can Buy in Any Quantity

Don't think that we are wholesale only-we serve the retail trade as well as the wholesale Our fruits and vegetables are suitable for all oc- casions We will deliver