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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
SUFFRAGE LIKELY
TO Be IGNORED
At DOVER TODAY
Liken Contest to a Baseball Game
With the Result Depending on
pinch Hitter"
WORKERS STILL ACTIVE

Special Dispatch From staff CORRESPONDENT
STATE HOUSE, DOVER. APRIL 3.
1t was indicated early this morning
that the Legislature would ignore the
woman suffrage question today. Most oil
the suffragettes were in Sussex county,
! attacking the Gibraltar of the "Antls :.
The few lobbyists who remained In Dover
devoted their time solely to watching
the legislators. ),
The equal suffrage advocates at the
Cabitol are not enthusiastic. They now
likcn the contest to three-inning game OF
baseball and fear it will be a succession
of goose eggs" Past play justif1es their
pessimism. VIII H. Hays, chairman OF
the Republican National Committee,
has been at bat and struck out; Coleman
du Pont. Delaware member of the Re
publican National committee has been at
bat and has struck out, and so have
United States Senator J.. Heisler Ball,
Former L. 5. Senator J. Frank Alice,
Congressman Caleb r. Layton, Governor
John G.. Townsend, Jr-, Ruby X. Vale,
and James A. Hirons. Scoring depends
entirely on Alfred | du Pont, the ninth
and last batsman, regarded IN baseball
parlance as a pinch hitter" but Sussex
rountians declare he will not reach first
base. Republican party eypediency now
is the cry of the equal suffrage "rooters,
but many persons believe the appeal Will
be futile.
M'NABs TAXING NO CHANCES.
While il has been the custom in each
house. as soon as the reading of the journal
is started each morning. for some member
to move that further reading be dispensed
with. and thus to have il discontinued by
unanimous consent-considered by many
a dangerous proceeding-this did not
happen today in the House.
In fact, Representative McNabb an
sisted on reading the journal OF last
Thursday afternoons session, when the
woman suffrage amendment ratifying
resolution was defeated by a vote of 26
to Mr. McNabb requested this reading
on the ground that n court decision makes
all legislative records valid whether right
or wrong He declared he had no inten-
tion of doubling the intentions or ability
of the clerk. and after the journal was
read. complimented Clerk Hirons on the
accuracy of the record.
SENATE MAY AMEND.
The Senate Joint resolution ratifying
the proposed amendment to the con-
stitution of the United States conferring
the right of suffrage on women viii prob
ably be changed to a concurrent resoiu-
: ton. for the purpose OF making it differ
! ent" from the House joint resolution de-
tested SlasA Thursday.
GoscxnF Townsend did not come TO
: Dovee.Aoday.
ALsSif.. Benson, former chairman of
the -fGnuBaicaIf State Central Committee,
who has 1nst returned from Florida, says
he sQsx par ticipant I'd the woman s
suffki ht
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
COLD WAVE STAYS TO-DAY
Mercury Dropped to "a Last Night
but Rose to SO by Noon
Today.

The cold wave predicted yesterday
arrived last night and overcoats were
gotten out again and the pressure added
TO the heater in the cellar. The mercury
went down TO "a last night, but rose rapid
ly today under the warmth Of the suns
rags There however, was light ice form
ed on still waters between sun down and
sun up.
The weather prediction for today is
continued cool weather continuing per-
haps over tomorrow.
This community is fortunate in escaping
the storm that was prophesied for today,
by as do so many uncomfortable weather
conditions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
HUN TROOPS SURRENDER AS
FRENCH ENTER FRANKFORT

Frankfort. April 6.-Frankfort was Oc-
cupied without incident by French troops
early today and with the cavalry IN the
lead, followed by the infantry and the
artillery, the occupying forces pressed
rapidly heyond the city They met with
no opposition BY 10 clock in the morn
ing the cavalry had reached ECkenheim
three miles north of Frankfort The
entire operation was expected TO be COM
pleted during the day
The occupation takes the form of an
extension of the French lines around the
bridgehead of Mayenoe, distance Of
about Is miles.
The only German troops encountered
in Frankfort by the French We're Sicher-
heitswehr, OF volunteers, who surrender
ed They probably viii be simply dis
armed and released.
The few people in the streets eontem-
plated the spectacle Of passing French
uniforms indifferenuy,
Soon after daylight the proclamation
issued by General Degoutte made its
appearance on the principal billboards Of
the city, around which gathered groups
of people on their way 20 their usual oc-
cupations.
German regular troops, the presence Of
III tiG i4tntttAt ANAit ALt0 DttlA AoA-
Grated by the allies, withdrew yesterday
afternoon and last evening
Occupation of the neutral zone between
Frankfort and Darmstadt was proceeding
quietly this morning, French troops oc-
cupied the station here az A. AS o'clock.
The French occupying force is estimated
10 number from $4,000 60 $4,000 men.
1t is composed largely of cavalry with
detachments OF infantry for occupation
of the various centers and artillery merely
as q precautionary measure. The neutral
zone occupied presents NO interest what
ever from the point Of view OF military
strategy and hence the force has been
limited 60 the number necessary for the
occupation alone
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
CONSTABLES ELECTED.
Apsley for White Clay and Downs for
Red Lion Hundred.

William r. Apsley was unanimously
elected constable for White Clay Creek
hundred to serve for one year, and War
rem H. Downs for Red Lion hundred, at
the meeting of Levy Court today.
The bonds of John b. Timmins, An
drew f. Cole, Charles T. Bowers, Ben
iamiu Fisher, Harry Poole and Lucius G.
Jones, elected constables at the last
meeting, were approved.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
LEVY COURT.
Will Hold Conference Saturday With
Members of ST. Georges Marsh Co.

A resolution to hold a conference at
1890 Saturday morning with members
of the st. Georges Marsh Company and
owners of property nearby, flooded by
the breaking of the river bank was passed
by Levy Court this morning.
The conference will be held in the Levy
Court Room, Public Building.
Proceedings against the bondsmen of
New Castle County Tax. Collectors for
amounts of back taxes outstanding pre-
vious to 1918 were directed TO be taken
by the attorney.
He is to report his findings to the first
meeting OF the Levy Court in May.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
TURKS RELEASE BRITONS.
Nationalists Free Two Control
Officers Under Threats From
London.
By Associated Press ~ Every Evening

Constantinople, April Captain
Forbes, British control officer at Amasia,
who was recently taken prisoner by
Turkish Nationalists, has been released
and has reached Samsoun enroute to
this city.
1t is also reported that British Colonel
Rawlinson, control officer at Erzerum,
who also has been a prisoner, has been
freed by the Nationalists Early reports
stated Captain Forbes had been taken to
Sivas but this proved to be exaggerated,
as he was taken to Sarnso,m under guard
of Nationalist troops
Reports in this city have stated that
the cabinet of Sail Pasha was forced to
resign because Of pressure brought
to bear by London upon the government
as result OF the capture OF these two
officers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
FRENCH TAKE GERMAN TOWNS
ACROSS THE Rhine WITHOUT
RESISTANCE FROM THE HUNS

General Foch Bravely Acts Without Allies in Repsa for
BerIins Violation Of Peace Treaty Sending Her Troops
Into Neutral Zone; Army Of Occupation Will Stay Until
Germany is Convinced Versailles Pact is Not "A Scrap
Of Paper; Frankort-on-Main, Darmstad, Offenbach,
Hocksad Koenigsten and Debmg Under State Of Siege
Cities Calm Under Control Of Worst Hated Of All Foes;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
ITALY MORALLY BACkS
FRENCH ON INVASION
Rx A..oeia.ea pre.s y s,er. E.eans

BY Associated Press to aver, EVcans
Rome. April 6-The Popolo Romano
SAYS TODAY that at cabinet mccuns
Monday the government decided g. rs-
tend % France ltaly's moral support n
the French occupation of Frankfort and
other German cities The cabinet agrccd
however. that under no circumstance
would Italy be a party 20 any miltar,
measures against Germany, the nuHs
paper states
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
N. I. SUFFS TO CELEBRATE.
Will Hold Victory Convention
IN Newark, April
% and "a.
By Associated Press TO Every Evening

DE [fsSoS1leI VcFI 4 Itss % II VI y N1l1IlE
Plainfeld, n. j., April Ga call to the
victory convention" of the New Jersey
Suffrage Association to be held April %
and "a at Newark has been sent out to
the suffragists of the State. The convention
will be the last official meeting of the group
of women who for half century have
carried on the work of the suffrage asso-
ciation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
CLOSING TIME FOR
DISPLAY ADVERTISING

Every Evening cannot guarantee
insertion of Display Advertising
unless copy is in the business Office
by noon the day before it is to be
printed Advertisers will kindly
bear this in mind and cooperate
accordingly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
Amusements Tonight.

Playhouse--"Fr Frivolities of 1920"
GarriclS Naudevilie.
Queen Dangerous Hours =
Ma jcstic Excuse My Dust"
Rialto-''rhe Corsican Brothers.
Savoy Respectable by Proxy"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
Weather Forecast.

BY Associated Press % Every kyeninS
washington. April 6.-Ncather sorcoAsi
for Delaware
Cloudy weather tonight and Wednesday
not much chAngc la tcmperalNrc frcsh al<
strOng west and southwest winds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06

Certified milk for infants. Clover
Dairy Co.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06

A safe spring tonic. Clover Dairy
milk. ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
FRENCH ACT UNAIDED
TO END HUNS DEFIANCE
Berlin Said 20 be Watching n
Allies Will Back France IN
Invasion.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evsc'rs
Paris, April . Marshal Foch hat
a conference this morning with Pre-
fnier Miilerand later the premier
received Hugh &. Wallace the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06
srrRRINa - - ArMarENrE

Stirring scenes a Mayenoe yesterday
are described by Henri Bid0u military
critic Of the Journal D~s Debate 10
telegram 10 his paper He gavs thsf
during the afternoon troop actIvItY began
and soon auto trucks and field kitchens
began moving eastward, accompanied By
Moroccan troops with machine ssIns
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-06

MY request having obJalned no
result up % this time, I have The honor %
informing YOU that the general COMMAND
ing IN chief the army Of the Rhine has
received orders "a occupy Immediately
the cities Of Frankfort, Homburg, Hanau
Darmstadt and Dieburg This occu.
patton will end A. soon a. the German
troops shall have completely evacuated
the neutral zone
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05

solsiy bseasO his nisl y - satsns o.
mailing tie n0ssy - buy W. more
lususise tAa1 ~ - ~ thsu0At for
anything ~. aas n dossn't svsa o.
cus 10 HIN that Ghs's cot hse nttls
shssne@sts sus asl sal 10 sshiag note
Of the warmth sf ME esssss. ana
brsakine her heart bscsusss she imasinss
that II Isn't quite - hot - Il was
yesterday.
In 90 mseh a. wemsa have sss up
the hias % test OF affection it's Great
PITY that ths1 40 not use II moro spar-
ingiy and realise that nobody 10 ever
10 10 top notch every day. The rsa q.
scu that the domestic kise becomes
flavorisss 10 because Il becomes . habit.
soms idiot originated the theory that Z
properly dsvotsd husbsnd ana wife
should kiss each otter svsry time essy
part. even fos q few hoars
That killed the romance and Knocked
the thrili out Of the coatsGai kiss.
because nobody feels In . continual
kissing mood. There are times when
ws ere busy. when ws ere worried.
when ~ are sick. whom the vsTy
thought Of kiss,nE anybody sivss ~ q
nausea. and that 10 Why va get II over
AZ quickly ~ We can. ana Why the
domestic kiss has dsgensratsd into Q
peck that has ~ much soai IN II - Q
clam on Ice.
The truth = Q M y saiy vNluahla
In proportion n ns sasity. and n ~
could abelish the 1uty kiss. aad havl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05
lnulY q
ALLOWED part
Of SIBERIA
Kolchak's Threat Not Re-
CeIved al Washington,

WASHINGTON. Jan. s-AAmirsi
Kolehsh's reported ssrnins to the
United mates that no will e~ds . part
Of liberia Ia Japan unIsss the sil'ss
send aid 10 the Russian white army.
had no, bssp received at the state a.
yArtmsns. II sas stated today.
The matter ~ sending fuv<hss aiitsd
sosr~s in,o siberia 10 under informal
1iscus6ieN ro~. II vas harpsd at tho
siats dspartmsns todsy
Offtclais stated that In their spinSea
ths alice would sot permit sRy hsgs
esoelcWs of 'ssv,tory 10 japan but they
1sciasel that some rights may b sl.
lsvs1 japan. II wss posNis1 sst thst
japan would b the nsersee nsighbes
- the hoishrvihs sAA tkst the allies
~ssld probably psrmlt japan 10 esWd
D sufficient fierce ints Siberia 10 -.
tabllsh Q considerable baSrise soas b.
swsss tho eo'shsviks 80 Jspssess
esgrltes,.
TIE matter of sending further AWsri.
can troops intp siberia not bssns
ssrioes,y considered. n was lsasssl 10.
6ay, hsesuss II the strong national
ssntsmsnt No further American tSosps
ere hhsIy 10 be ssat uniass the allied
ssuaeils SHOW thst th.s y absolutely
nsessnvy tss ne eafsty u ~ ves'A.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05

WAOHIN0foN. ~. 0-vSs0vls&)se
ef pAyssai staalAs4 - . OUloe ~
1octsss = Gnam1n,a0 ~ lseooo)a0
the sItsGD q sAii1ssa = AA1etU -
tks psinSloG1 sGDAe ~ 6lDonnIoso eeoey
~ ~ pesvnAASat ssuGnltteo ooDelaea1
Ea yvse . . rssS)e q ~ sAio ~
fSrs esasssoesse w ~ ~ SAe1eees
Nuresu, 1sSartmsat - labee. n = ne
purpsos q ths esunnAsesA unauy -
vAoa are sxpssts = talsstsssi
Aysjeas, h wss announced, - estss.
ma MAI esnseisuts ssunA h%slth -
pAyuDesi lltssos q boys sa1 ssre vNs
Save rsaehe1 the 49, ~ Whice sssy
0sy stsst vosh,
Nssiasm staalaels sAsp>s1 - ~
AN velfhre eoafsrs0eee provsese
sNae - eAsj1 SlsAii ~ - aHowed y
q y vssh uatu No has ~ . pAya..
81 ssaaiaatisa ~ . vsssse esnesl
shysIelsa q sthW aS1tcel sfsSess
sssssNiiy appointed ~ that vsrpsss
Sy ~ aesscy sharosl With M o.
1eersUsae q ths iav. sRA he's sese
Seus6 10 10 u nseuRai lssslopa'sNt fos
= cNlll sef his - ssl physseaiiy ~
1se IN wssh q wh'eA hs y " ~ en-
vlsys1." "a,
Y,sso Intervals ~ ssamissHs oil
wssh,nQ shlllssa sies vsrs recon-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05
+
Says a Kiss Is Valuable
Only in Proportion
TO It's Rarity,

-vssAr n Q kiA vssthf
wv TAs ttAB 1ay ~ oaiahsma
w ssAasl tsAsAes sasl , taakss
w h ~ tsva ~ ~ tAcusasA
Ial>oso ~ Q nlulsa hiaDea WAleA ~
elaj1osa that ~ 0uasisuAa ~ tahsa
fssn hss MA bst eastee1 q ns'ns
~ ~ theaeasa 1ellass ~ 3ssy only
aVsrasA kss tsa 1elleso ~ eest.
n RaOlasl eaethO yooAo WOMAN
- Z r&eA uuAno1Aetupes ~ oiet.eee
ese three hissss. TAAs y ees.eee PER
ssiuts saa vsts sssu,aG>sa \ ne isr-
VIZ elA0.
xisss Asav savayv ssns - Assh
thsusA, ~ h DFssAivn - actress has
juse eelleess1 o9s!Soo b ~ cash frcm
sN essA 0satissaa ~ tlsess that shs
eotsReasc vsus1 sstai sae bin'oa u
/ ~ ~ tsps - acessass aeeosss ss
~ uulnbse. 49,
n ~. sAesepss. - pesssivsd that
S1uou Savs - seehlllos1 Dsics. aaA
11sf VHsy ~ $50 Aooen16 spaa ~
SA91s. - Alss1A - - =
sqseGv = 8 : 60 q l.
o6D1. - ndna1o x y \ ~ -. ~
01s0H A. b e4dp ~ oe1vee -
voUin ~ . ~ ooDoo9 49, ~
80 h0Doo ~ ~ - ~ =
~ 80 - SsMna ~ psts . Wepe
~ q, ~ h1gsa III
- - Swssssly w.slag = esvs
eHelgI aO00 . aay eps1 ssksNs
vugnan wt(Ssus As0aN1lnG : WsNs-
iary ssaslessatssa. ysa Sever hses
AZ ! maa esiNs ~ 0.hAy isvs fcs M
kioss - heeoswsA upsa esr. er 'hss
~ isvelsas1 rim tate gsss~s her.
4, \ Susse the essat stress tMes
vsnSa Vat ~ kisseAg. anyway. -
o0o VNlne tksy mahe n M. anid -
n sffselIs~ Aisheseh they hRew ~
feetIy ven that h y cutie - oftsn
the eeot NsAinl vhleA tFsaeAssy h'1ss
| = II VA psess u lsva
Wheoesss 3 woman y 0eene u -.
ID laeous iats snslhes vsasa sne q.
VaSo eaIlD ~ ~AeAsss. ~ hssse9
- UnanS 10 - tnvss,seoy . ~ q
~ ~ vosuSn's eAsne nat svesz sshe'
veuna onGesaeslve9y VRepq6oo -
eAveA ~ ~ isAy wks ssee ovoa
No - ne)oa prAetIsa1 ~ NJ ~ -,
MISUNDERSTANDING ~ lFVvesW hnev'
IIoeN ~ szvsfss~es = ~ uaecllan.!ley
IL 49, @ Q oases q ~ otsece9ec.
IrVoVoa. ever Wtfs ueoo ~ toooo4u
S3onss = . ssst q bssanssee y -
SsnIas - tSuUecassfs = ~ - -
~ Ssas q Ne sAsss ~ hNagsA !.
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~ ~ hisse~ - II euseleeo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05

department. n eoQC0Gp4
foreign ssaAs ~ - ~ ~
msm '-sse to H. ~ ~ u1{l
and rvturscd ~ qGCo y v " y
New RsvvsRla y ~ M ~
siss In the wov0. ~
alluviaI valley d ~ unG98 y
fertilissr and ceN6De1Y
enough foodstuffs y ieeo ~
ieavs % pere~ut oe tAe ooe1l1
Tor srporL II has unllOleoQ
salt, vast forshs. sa0s@eTD g
enough sas 10 supply ell ~
using gas In the world. ~ -
ing q basis for credit uoeeeo
need 10 manufactures Uso4
INVESTORS. of which the oeeeo44
ped tho nailoh aln0et unse|4(
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05
AUSTRALIAN DEFENDS
ENGLISH SEA POLICY

SYDNEY, Australia ---sIr Joseph
Cook. minister of the nav. recently
declared In q speech before the MI.
lions club here that the freedom ~
the s~as. the strong clause In Presi.
dent Wilson'S fourteen polns. vss
never once mentioned dutnr the peace
conference, Sir Joseph vas Premier
william 81 Hughes colleague st the
pescs conference
President Wilson realized" slf
Joseph continued. that the navy IL
! The ssered srk Of the British covenant.
and that !, was not even dlseusahls.
Once let the British navy 60 and the
world would be poorer - we'll ~ tho
empire
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05
SUBSTITUTE Will KILL
AL ToPeaA, Wooe SAYS

AawvyiL2 n. c.-Soop WsQD -
- DGoAse ssust ~ seseoeoe - ~
q setely Y pelnDeesoo0 l1neMec
80 4 - bsi1svYp ~ eRonos lAsess'
~ ~ - - = 8 ~ yeee =
~, Woe0uo GaGnDe vo1ADnoo -
.as = 49, - - -
lhbsle vasAe1 ~ hevs - .s.s ~
q ~ OanG11s ~ - eons1n ~
0ae1l1A[ ~ = .. 4 Eesce@ ~ ~
Se1ep1n 80 ~ WegGe ~ svss hAe
esDssSoaosA aa1 - ~ tsseA syssy-
tkiag ksn ~ ~ - sDe1sssssd a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05

UslssS sutss; ~ nevs ominous s,in
y the feet thst sn1Vmsnis from Vie
sipia ere comIss almost daily 10 ports
~ Europs. Go,hsnbure. Dunklfs, Ant.
wsrp. Rotterdam. iast,ar Ionos snd
otbsr ports NJ Italy are resolving Amer
lean coal q, freight rates which only
their urgent needs can Justify Eyen 10
Port asli American Goals hsvs been
,ifippsd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05
RUMANlA IS GRANARy:
MANUFACTURES NEEDED

sT. LOUIS, Mo --TiAsic information
ron efnins ma New numanh and IA
frsde possibilities for American manu-
far'uf.rs was given BY I.Ouis II Vsn
Norman. q trade commissioner of tbs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05

ssiy the spsatsassss Kiss. hushsads
and wives wouIl stiii hiss sseh s,hsr
occasionally like lovers.
Copyright. 1880. by the wbsisr
Syndicate. Incl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05
PROFESSOR TO TEST
STRENGTH OF METALS

URBASA. III Thirty bOSsAnd dol.
lss has been givsn TO thu University
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05
Misses Drawers
Very Special 25c

The material b - sxesllsat maslin
with neat pin tueks and hsm1tiechsd
hens. The siseb ~ fem 3 b l4 years.
There b . lasss qualtity rspressntins .
special puSch6oo, and a& 3Sc pair We
believe TIE vsl1s = matehlss.
Misses' Drawers
on msslla = san6sie. Thess 10 vids variety Of
styles, maay d ~ ejnnsl noss dsiatik In Swiss
embroidery ssd eDuAts dArvad valencieaaea Sises
a Is ~ = TN psics sn a.sa. n,S. siSs nd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05

Last year when decided to sstablll
this lumber yard, had something -
in mind than to deal In lul.:bss. J
an IDEA. Because Of that idea nAn !,
this 4tf..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05

rVYssAT "A . hiA vssths
WI TAs Sshs 1ay ~ 0aiahsma
AZ ssAssl tsAsAss ~ . esaks.
n ~ ta2l le8 - tAoveA0l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05
Ctijdren's Drawers

a un0h GH1Gkol = emkeoidsfy o. lace. 1keFe
b y 0Seo = eAbsss isoa The prices ere
I 49, 80 q esu6sie, iisishsd In smsroid-
katAavAoR IsuesS Il esmArie, finished h
subsul1DU y ~ ~ lAtass lseqsensly fun with
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-05

q q .uih GglAsl huu!k = salrsitssy.
- aiS II ~ 60 - 80 fass
-. n';s : s =: . s -. : - 20 sss.fFss =,
g Saa = - - - ssd''Hsss -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-10
chatterer the Red Squirrel Is Saucy

manded. sharply. II thought you had
gone for good. It's a pity you
hadn't"
Billy Mink looked up ut Chatterer.
and there was n merry twinkle in
his eyes. You don't seem glad to
see me-" said he.
Glad. Clad OF couse I'm not
glad" scolded Chatterer. There
was some peace over here In the
Green Forest while you were away.
You're n robber. That's what you
area brown-coated robber. Nothing
Is safe while you are about
Now. this didn't sound we'll at all.
coming from Chattercr the Red
Squirrel. for. you know. Chatterer
himself is no better In this respect.
In the spring he robs the nests Of
birds Of their eggs. and sometimes. I
am sorry to say. Of the baby birds.
In winter he never misses n chance
to steal tho seeds and nuts which
others have stored up. He is q mis-
chievous little relocated scamp. and
there is no use denying Il. Bfly
Mink knew all this. Everybody
knows 1t. Billy made no reply. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-10
Rwbvoan smiled a rugdoU smile and said kindly, "Ther
4Osc to the council room, please"

Gomez And all the little teddy-bear
servants squeaked. welcome" Just
as the queen had done.
Then the magical mushroom stuck
its. head out again. Now. bow and
say Thank you then kneel and
kiss the queens hand" IL com
manded.
So Nick and Nancy bowed just
right. The green shoes helped them
do It very gracefully. And they said.
THANK you"
Then Ruby.Joan said. Would you
like a private audienceT"
"oh. yes. pleaser' cried Nick. be-
fore anyone could stop him. Were
very hungry
All the teddy-bear servants giggled
behind their paws. and Ruby-Joan
smiled a rag-doll smile, but she said
kindly. Then follow me 10 the coun-
ell room. please" For she knew that
Nancy would burst II she didn't
get chance to hug and kiss her
soon.
And I'm afraid so. tool
Copyright. 1890, n. r.. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-10

1lr4LY MINK was back home. and
Il was good TO be back. After
there Is no place like home. and
" has lived so long along the
nghing Brook that there Is no
hce In all the Great World quite
y IL to him. The day after his re-
Fn b. went up and down the whole
18th Of the Laughing Brook. from
1ere II begins. way up in the Green
craet, clear down TO the sailing
~. He peeped into every favorite
- and hiding place. Nothing ives
nonUed OF course not
& 1gow. one Of the first Of Billy
nh's old acquaintances to discover
nt Billy had returned was Chat
Ur the Red Squirrel. Chattrrer
~ taken II in his head early that
ming to visit . certain storehouse
4 NJ over near the Laughing Brook.
~ that 10 how he happened to see
NY. Now. Chatterer IL impudent
: Sometimes seems Ms II he can no
~ help being impudent than he
m help breathing. His tongue II
- most unruly tongue in all the
zen Forest. The minute he spicd
nv Mink. Chattercr's tongue began
q %.
what are you back for?~ he de-