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DRY BY ABOUT 10000.
Returns From Last Weeks Voting in
Missouri

St Louis. Nov 10.-Returns avail
able tonight from tast weeks elections
indicated that the referendum on the
statewide prohibition enforcement
act had won by approximately 10000
votes.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Probably rain on the coast and rain
or snow ia the interior tonight and
Friday. Colder Friday
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CAPTURE waANeEus FORTRESS
5olsheviki Secure Possession OF 18th.
mus Leading to Crmean Peninsula

London. Nov. ll-The fortified
works planted by Gen Wrangel, lead
er Of the South Russia forces on the
isthmus leading to the Crimean PENN
sula, have been occupied by Bolshevi-
HI, according to official adyices from
Moscow.
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ENDORSES WILSON'S STAND
American LEGION Adjutants Pleased
Over Attitude on Debs.

over Attitude on Debs.
indianapolis, Nov 10.-President
Wilson's refusal to pardon Eugene V,
Debs was endorsed by department ad.
jutants of the American Legion who
we're meeting here yesterday. The
Legion "views with heartfelt satisfac-
tion this vital caution in support OF
the fundamental dostrine OF the constt
tuition" says telegram to the Prest
dent.
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WANTED Position as domestic
nurse or housekeeper by refined
American woman. Best of references.
Address Y Y, Box $40. 53t6f
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TO RENT--farge furnished front
room ON ground floor, all modern i'm
ADplv at ll2 Adams St
or telephone lQg-W 53t6
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For SAl1--lal9 Bourbon Red Tom
turkey Price sue John Murphy No.
Bennington Vt r. f. d No 2 53t6
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shop work iu this vicinity. Laborers,
punch press operators. machine opera
tors, pressmeH and apprentices, Steady
Job. good wages open shop Reply
Immediately stating age and last three
employers Address "Machinist =. u.
Box li0. Bennington 53tG
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Really DIED OF STARVATION

Total .%... ......... ... 2l5i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
The Rhyming Optmist
by ALINB MsCHAELIs.

IL was not very long. ago :. nickel
was : piece OF dough quite MODEST. but
OF really useful size; most peop!e liked
tho friendly jill; wiki lots OF 'em it
made n h!t while they could sec II win
the naH"d eyes. II takes n migc.o-
scope today 20 see a nickel on display,
Tor IL Is shrinking like the melting
snow; and 10. J fear II won't be long
III il is number with the th-one OF
tN!nEs that iSured centuries ago. The
mumTics OF King Cheops' reign. the
H!noSaiir upon the plain won't have a
'hinS on, this once valued coin. With
crest ;!uii and with mastodon Ii Jolly
~ VIII soon be one. the vanished puf-
iaIo Twill shortly Din Ii used TO pay
my street car fare when was going
here and there: u used to buy a piece
OF apple pie; time was when IL would
get Il shine. and nickel soda-pop was
hne. but that's a time now passed for
ever By. Long since the kids would
ASH. Tor II and say: oh, can't / have
n liz: want to get the gang n little
treat" But nickels now have lost their
sway and little pitchers OF today don't
speak Of .jitncys when they want to
eat. Or ali the has beens range
through space. the nickel takes the
foremost place: ! don't know anything
that VIII do. In fact, Two sort OF
lost my hope and am a measiey mis-
:nthropc from watching jitneys as
they fade from View. There's but one
aspect or the case that puts q smile
upon my face and that is, as the iitney
disappears l peg along from day TO
DAY ia very much the same old way as
that / trod in former care-frec years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
Sleepy Hour Tales
rho Frog school.
Bl SUZANNE DI:I:TT.

EE;yyc,, ,,,SS SS[*: ri at q; $ s:a F,rs% 4 -: & ' ~
lily pads belonged II hin. II any
Stii"r tros 'ried to ST, on = iily PAD
81! loutiy: Don't DO IT, bon; do
NabeJA could yer FORGET wnero Mr..
his famous family.
sio.'"s. Eaby frogs who had iclt their
tttpoic kindergarten school, aad were
low in he primary class came down 10
the edge Of the Green FOOL and hid in
tAe -ccGs and rw.hc3 while SIR. Frog
taught them their first lesson. lie
Will, Io asked them questions.
What are Your eyes for he would
SNAKE before lc sees Us obey would
"Mhat arc your feet for"
To jump after crickets and grass
HoDper>.' they would reply.
What Is your tongue for"
re catch i!iGs and mcsquiioes.' they
U his tongue quickly and II any
cer;ain 70 he caugnt.
What else Is that tongue for?"
This was . new question and they
ali LOOKED al one another and could
not TANK of an answer.
v fspO va. NIXON IL MI.
Frog said II so loudly and so severely
that eEery frog felt ashamed and hid
mis- mead bccause he could not answer.
TO takn off your suit. said Mr.
tongue OF yours. YOU could never have
q new s;:t OF clothes"
But We don't want a new suit"
said one little frog III the end of tic
Just, wait until the weather gets
no, and there's been no rain and Your
skin begins TO feel dry. thea you'll
hard. TO peel off the old suit. You
should DC Very proud that YOU belong
10 such a smart family for no one who
lives near the Green Pool Knows so
There's Mr.: Snake who bites n sill, in
his. coat and then ~wriSgies through a
light place and leaves his coat behind
o. ones clothes said the fat old
kroS;. = could tell rol many queer
things abou: the world hu: | think II,
better for you 10 learn yourself.
afraid of anything"
AIR. Frog puffed o;it his checks and
stretched out his legs on the lily
lie looked straight -heaa Of him
the frogs pufed out their checks.
stretched out their legs and looked
i brave. Re brave. Mr.. Frog
something happened!
dos ,h ON the MoS han rs @ta w p BE-. n;s y ,,,'ls
parked loudly and away went bravo
Mr.. Frog into the water with such a
splash that the, frog school jumped
ahroush the reeds as fast as IL could
believed Mr.. Frog when he told them
he was never afraid OF anything.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
How to Use
Vick's VapoRub
To Prevent rlu
Flu Germs Are Breathed In. H.
tanned Air Passages Make
ideal Breeding Ground For
These Germs.
KEEP AIR PASSAGES OPEN
Welt II Little Nick's Vnpoiiub In a
spoon Night and Morning and inhnie
'nnors-tIsO Apply In tho NostriIs
several Times n Day. Especially just
Beforc Being exposed TU Crowds.
Flu This Year /. aliIdcr

While we know Very littio more
about the nu now thai VIC did last
ycar-the germ itself has ncvc, been
positively identificd-sjii most au-
,horities agree that the flu germs arc
breo in. II the system is in good
shape and the membrane or lining OF
the air PASSAGES is in healthy cordi-
tion-thcsc germs are thrown of.
y good plan is 20 melt Il little Eick's
' apofsub in a spoon night and morn
ing, and inhclc the vapors. also apply
II little up the nostriIs several times
q DAY, especially just before being OK
posed 10 crowds.
Treat Al Colds Promptly
Above all. keep free from colds, us
'oldS irritatc the lining OF the air pas
Z and make them real breeding
GROUNDS FOR germs. Prompt use OF
lex NapoI:ub aids in preventing
colds. For head colds. sore throat or
ii~oarsencss. rub Nick's well over the
throat and chest and cover with a
warm flannel cloth. For deem chest
coids, severe sore throat Or bronchitis.
not wet towels should first be applied
10 Inc throat. chest and back betwec,
INC shoulder blades to open the pores.
Then Vicks should be rubbed in oycr
inc parts until tic skin is rcd-sprcad
on thickly and covered with two thick
heSses OF hot flannel cloths. Leave tho
ciothlnS loose around the neck. so Tho
Vapors. released by the body i,ca [. may
Dc freely inhaled.
These vapors. Inhaled with jcocb
breath, carry the medication directly
TO the lungs and ai- passages. \, III.
Same time Nic!,s is absorbed through
and stimulates the skin. thus aiding 10
relieve the congestion. within.
Use OF EStcrnnI Treatment for Cold.
increasing
Weeks NapoRub is the discovery Of
z North Carolina druggist who found
how to combine in Salvc form. the
standard time tested remedies. Cam
phor--Mcnthol observation-disclosures,
etc.-so that when The salve is applied
TO tho body heat. these ingredients are
liberated in the form of 'vapor.
.yicks Is pa F~icularly
for chiidrrn,S Group or colds, since Il
liz externally applied and therefore can
be used freely and often without the
slightest harmful effects.
The best evidence Of tho value OF
Vicks is The steadily increasing num-
Der of people who have been ed
TO tho use of this "Cutside' treatment.
Beginning with the customers OF a
small retail drug store, the use of
uicks has ~grown--year by year-state
ny state-until now more than II mill
lion jars arc used annually. And
this In spite OF the fact that Vicks is a
new form OF treatment TO man folka
In the North and West. Vicks can be,
had at all druggists lin three Sizes
SOC, 60c or S1.20-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

ID. E.-Elsie ferguson was born in
New York.
" NJ. R.-Anne Little played oppo-
site WALLACE Reid In The {I'ircny of
him in "The Dub Warburton Gamble
played opposite Thcda Bara In Ia
Belle Russo Charles Bryant played
opposite NazImova in Tho Brat" and
Out OF the Fog" Robert Elliott
played opposite Dorothy Dalton in
"L'Apachc.'
Addresses Rcqucsted-Anlta stewart,
Picture Corporation. 2 West. Forty
lfth Street; New York City: Norma
1'ainadga Film Co.. 318, East Forty
eiSht Street New York city, IL. *.
Lincoln. ITO West Fortieth Street. New
York City: Louise. Hun. Iaotel Atyon-
Guin, New York City; Mollie King.
Hotel Ansonia. Now York iCity;APearl
1Mhitc. Bayside,I Long Island. Mario
Walcamp. Universal Films, Universal
CITY: CAL; Texas Guinan. II West
Eighth street. Now York City. Clara
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

y second theory is that orange bios
SONS came TO he worn by bride on
only scented but also were rare anu
costly = SO within the reach of only
the nob!e and rich. that Indicating the
pride TO. be OF high rank. y third Is
tttt orange bridal wrcaths had their
origin in Spain. where oranges nave
peen cultivated for centuries. Thence
The fashion passed 30 France, and by
means OF Ersnch millinery was. spread
20 other lauds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
Obicct,.

ANGELES who says never again"
when it comes to having his establish
ton. It's all the fault of Mark
Goidainc. directing Neal Burns. the
youthful star OF the Capitol Comedies.
While filming One Dollar Down" a
sign was placed over the door OF this
S~hop-kecpcr reading: Clothing Ono
Do!iar Down and One Dollar Per
week \ young nan read the Sign.
entered the store. selected clothes
costing 500 and tenderAd a dollar bill
as the initial paymcn;S Now there is
"a pure advertising" law IN California
and the s~lop-kccpcr had visions OF
having 10 live up to that sign over his
door. II TOOK him half an hour to
make the young man understand, even
with the camera ~crankinE away
outside. And he is not going to take
another chance, he says.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
Information Bureau.

q Inauiries regarding almost amy topic.
on legal and medical sut-
frrt.. arc answcred free. Az all In
s,ufrirr arr answered directly by per-
.aunni letter, n sei~f-addreshed unp
c~nSeiope IL required. Address The
:; Ines-Dispntch lnfOrmatton bureau.
l~ticbruOnJ, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

Ms. /. =. J.. FrankI-n.-BeIi INC
I'm. until no mo-c dust n!cs. Then
lay flat and cover thickly Win
powdered Fuller's Garth. Rub u on
mitn 81 brush rs II YOU we're securing
:, yl leave il for n wcek before brush
e.. and heaiinE !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
ma, N, tic panumu tnnni.

: j. Il. G, Clifton ForEc.-UN Nc IT,
.,.ntic side Of the Jana Canal t!da.
Z, not more than Two fc4i.
'yy,IIe on tnn Pacific ocean II !5 some
ti:nes az much as iw~.aty,one .Is'.
is mon; eight inches higher THAN the
mean sea .evcl Of III. Atlantic Side.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

Mrs. =. T.. VI. -.NI'a...d
q rs "a jewish Christian Or Jerusalem.
~ 30 with his wife, Sappnira. was
sIuck dead cor fraud and lying The
story OF AaaniaS and Sapphira may nc
FOUND IN the nftn chapter OF the Acis
,t tic -tDogt!cs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

Dwight Crittcndcn was once in The
forestry service in Northern Idaho. He
has recently supported Jack Pickford
IN The Little Shepherd Of Kingdom
Come"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

sydney Deane, who supports Will
Rogers in '"Thc Strange Boarder.' was
as one time conducting director Of the
Philharmonic and Musical Societies at
sydney. y. $. w. Australia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
SCREEN BREWlTIES

Hic Dunn, vino is playine tho po r,
ri EuSars sister In the Edgar" pic
lures, vas educated at a convent in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

Jack Cauit. publicity writer. once
had the honor of speaking TO the Ia1c
andre" carnegie. whcn he replied Yes,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

Ann Forrest, who plays a prominent
part in Dangerous Days. a Reginald
Mary Roberts, was born in Denmark
hnd has a Great Dane dog for a pet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
.E,cr,,yomnm. \. Charn,ipE.

Every wOmnn loves beaut.tuI go"aE
aud in "Evcrywonan." the film versioa
OF rho famous morality play. which is
at the Isis Thcater this week, a null
titude OF the fashionable mod!stes'
most modern creations arc shown. In
opening scenes OF the picture. be-
fore, II becomes a purely symbo!!cai
story OF life itself, q bazaar Is shown
4,hatfis declared to be a veritabic fash.
= ion show. The gowns arc exquisite
> rnd OF varying character. Evening
costumes OF tho finest of materials arc
features Of the gaming room. palace
AZ wealth and other ornate scenes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

n q. s.. ictcrsNur..-TMc .NHhta
tD,.:a. Ontu. railroad wreck occurred
GJ~jnS the night OF Dccctnbc: 80. 1876.
-! I bridge over = ravtne a. that place
shg,E. as the Pacific Express was
c-vnsirS Gur.r= u violent sac"storn.
ov.- eighty we're killed. moro than
half bclsE burned. and sixty were In
In rcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
The First of the Jonr,c..

Someone once estimated that there
were at least 173.5W people in the
United States named Jones. bu. no
doubt While he was compiling those
statistics. several hundred additional
Jones were added TO the number, So
this painstakiag work is all in vain,
nevertheless. Edythe Chapman is
proud of the fact that she is a d;rer,
descendant OF the first Mr.. and Mrs,
Jones to come to this country. They
came in 1888 and founded the town OF
Darlington. Aiass. Miss Chapman was
born in Rochester. y. ". and attended
the university there. She was Il we'll
known actress on the Legitimate stage
oeroro going into pictures. She has
peen supporting Jack Pickford in Tho
Little Shepherd OF Kingdom Come"
just finished.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
south Sen.

: Miss NJ. o.. Cape Cunrlcs.-Th
south sea - The name originally given
SOMETIMES still applied TO the
Pacific Ocean. In 1885 Balboa eros
acd the !sthmus and arrived on sep
TEMPER 20 at a mountain. from the
summit OF which. looking south. he
.bc!cid the cXpansc OF tho ocean
stretching out before him, while the
northern part was closed from Ticw.
lie named il, therefore. the South Sea.
south Sea Island groups are
groups Of Islands lying IN the South
.paciiic Ocean. Northampton Is pro-
enounced Northampton. With the a@-
'ccat on III. second syllable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
Gigantic. l,IAure.

/. In .Thc WHIP" ut tn. Victor Thcatcr
.,hia week the people Of this city have
tic ouportunity OF sccing tho greatest
ruotiun picture ii tho World. Staged
.ou a gigantic scale ami telling the
Iona OF people when il WAS presented
on the speaking stage. THE Whip" IS
the masterpiece ot the silent drama.
-lt marks III epoch n n'ot'oh Pic'nreS
Ind 10 one shoNll. m.sH. y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
When too WpesMeet

Secretly, every wife is fercely ambitious for her hus-
band-his success, appearance, strength-his stand
ing among his fellow men.
Be worthy Of that wife of yours. Keep healthy!
Strength, appearance. success depend on health.
Living habits today are largely artficial-indoor-
sedentary. To be healthy, we must regard Natures
laws. And one of the first of her laws is Avoid
Constipation. Keep the poisons Of intestinal matter
moving out of your body"
BY an entirely new principle Nujo will keep the
poisonous waste moving out Of the body. Every
other form of treatment either irritates or forces the
system. Nujol works on the waste matter. instcad
of On the system.
Nujol prevents constipation by keeping the food
waste soft, thus helping Nature establish easy, thor
ougn bowel evacuation at regular intervals-the
heathiest habit in the world. =
1t is absolutely harmless and pleasant to k try it.
Mr;oii N ;,d BY slld.asIis.. n .sslsd bestie. only heainsN uel trade mark.
New York. for boostt Thirty Fet Of Danger"
A Ne" Method of Troatins an Do Complaint 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
i,nn,ou, Plny Picturi,ed.

Another amous play appears on The
screen as Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS re
lease. Cecil Is. De Mile has adapted
: Sir James VI. Bar.ic's famous The al
,nirablc ~Crichton," and renamed X
"NIaie and Female" Said TO be ono of
the screens most lavish predictions
It will he shown at the Ddeon Thentci
again today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

Horton. toidwyn. 46a, I';fth Avenue.
New York City; Mary P;cktord CO..
zoo sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, cal.
Vivian Martin. Famous Players, Los
Angeles. Cal: Jack piciford. 53ti Mel
Luther. Authors Film Co, Los Angeles,
Cal; Alice Joyce. Ni~tagraph, Brooii-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

Real Dramatic entertainment.
The new Robert Warwick picture,
'lInc Tree OF knowledge" which Is
have that rare combination OF highly
dramatic and entertaining story. tai.
entcd star and fine supporting cast. and
UNUSUAL photoplay.
The mention of such players as
kathlyn Williams. Wanda IIawley. Tom
fishes tho cast as far above the ordin-
ary: The director was William C. De
Mile. who. aside from bcing a veteran
at screening motion pictures. Is The au-
thor OF "StronEhea-t." "1'hc Warrens OF
Virginia and other stage plays, as
vol as several film stories that were
produced by las brother, Cecil u. De
Mile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11

Charles Airing. who supports Paul-
inc FREDERICK in her forthcoming Tho
Woman in Room Thirteen deserted
the stage for the screen i'll 1919.
Clarencc Badger. who is directing
ADMIRAL Badger pnd other famous
fighters.
Wyndham Standing. one OF the many
Standings who have achieved fame be-
fore the footlights and on tho silver
sheet, Will be seen in the Goldwyn pic
ture. Earth Bound written by Basil
King.
Helen Ferguson possessed talent and
was determined to succeed in motion
pictures. Sho p1a yed mob scenes for
tWo years before getting u small part
IN "a costume. picture. SHE recently
came TO California from New York 90
pay IN Going some" written by Rex
WIN Rogers stood in front Of n
tncater whore one OF his pictures was
showing; a stranger came up TO him
Funny. chi. NY names Roger Will"
That so?" replied the star. "Pm
VIII Rogers and Water, Water Every.
where Is my latest picture"
Huh" replied the stranger. you
VIII Rogers; I'm Roger VIII. say!
po you hear the Same as mo? We'll.
then we need a drink. Como on,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
Orange blossoms.

Miss #. e. W., Observation-Disclosures
theories have been given regarding
tie use OF orange blossoms as BRIDAL
ornaments. The custom IL supposed
ITO have been brought to Europe BY
,.Saracen brides being accustomed to
Swaar, orange wreaths NJ their mar
TO this objection was raised
that although the ora lge tree was
Fit was long before there WAS any real
~sscultiyation OF 1t even in greenhouses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
Movie Calendar
Weeks Picture Shows
OFFERINGS Ar LOCAL HOUSES.

Bnsed ON Old Provcrb.
Set IL thief to catch Il thief" goes
cipal IL took a former Hun officer to
expose the evil hearts Of his kind.
Count Eric Won .Stroheim. who pro
n, the Bijou Theatcr. was at one time
an officer in the Austrian dragons. His
UNIVERSAL ,photodrama Is an unmask-
ing OK the Commissioned personnel OF
tho men who served under n TcutonIc
double eagle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
With the Film Folks
STORIES Of SCUEi:N aCTOi1s
mnrr, Lnuder.s Iu,al.

TOM NILS. Who Is directing Tom
Aloore's pict lrc "Duds.' is said by
members OF h!B pa TO DO a rival
.: Harry Lauder when II comes to
scotch songs and stories. OF course.
peins 4 native OF the land OF the
neatbcr, there Is no reason on earth
why he shouldn't have a burr in his
speech. White tho buds"
was on location ~ Balboa recently.
Ing. az they sat roun the ti-c. by
singing and telling stories.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
Answers to Film Fans
ny THE MOVIE EDITOR,

New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-11
MXrn Kelly.

. nv ,Mrs. A ii Ma G>x21nsaa'iN> Vas
an Amcr!can au1o- and educator. she
Vas born al D,f,liu. Iceland. came 10
ihe United states al an carly age, was
educated nt.the Horace ann School,
,'o!umbia university, IN 1892. As a
sac gathered material for very human
aud sympathetic sketches OF life
nong poor children. Originally pub
liailcd for the most part in magazines,
these sketches wc0' collected under
Tho titles: Little Citizens The Islc
,Iiasi,ah," Golden season, @:T.!tiie
Young LadyslipJ Miss Kelly married
Milan MacNaughton in 1905. she died
in 1919.
10 Rcploss Ink Stains From Primer.
SubsclIbcr, As~hland.-rwo solutions
from paper. The first consists OF a
q, per cent solution OF hypochloratc Of
sodium In distilled water. Tho see
-onJ solution consists OF a 5 per cent
solution OF hydrochloric acid In dis
Tiled water. Apply a drop OF tie
first solution toxtic stained spot and
allow il to sf0nd one minute, thcn
,bint.it. Next apply Il drop OF the sec
2ond solution to tic stain and allow
then blot 1t. Enough OF the solutions
should be applied TO cover the stained
spots. The process will not leave a
stain on the paper. but 1t Will, Of
course. leave the part treated withou;
the glaze. This method nay be APP
3pIiGdVt 10 remove. any ink stains except
'ihoae made, by india ink.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27
"Mirette," "Sportussah" and
"Sylvette." Yard, $4.95

Three of the sport silks now most in de-
mand.
SO and 40 inches wide; excellent all
pure silk.
There will be lively demand for this
silk Monday, for many people know how
good it is.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27
Silk Crepe Plisse. Yard, $4.39
Silk Brocade Crepe. Yard, $4.95
Brocaded Charmeuse. Yard, $5.95

Pink, navy, black and turquoise.
Soft, lustrous and exceedingly beautifl
of course, it's all pure silk.
Please note the price and shop early, f
we've only dress patterns in some coors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27
Veldette Silk. Yard, $6.75

Handsome plaids in all coors plain col
ors, as well as the plaids.
"A sport silk designed especially for
skirts.
Good weight and all silk; 40 inches wide.