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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
Farmers Problems
Will Be Discussed

Problems confronting tho farmer
- TO-DAY vill b. STUDIED 40 the three.
day short cours. ~ D. conducted ~ the
Tirlstnn Agricultural college here
from p,c 30 o. January The farm
',rs course viii "a. conducted 90 ih"
time regular students are away for
the holidays
cotton. Boo view - NJ slump IN
prices forms On" principal topic set
f1r discussion On tho opening day u
The course. according O. tho program
issued. Tho farmers Wl'l seek o. de.
ierminc what percentage - their
lands should h. planted boz TIA, staple.
and viii debate the matter % acreage
~ other crops
Livestock distribution vii form the
them" o; e lecture ou a., s"cUrd day.
a. viii also such ,uh'c,s rs cropping
systems and the relation ~ livestock
breeding 90 general farming business
Fc"iing and management ~ livestock
and the maintenance q poultry farms
viii also D. taken up b. the rural
students
Tn. third and las, day q the course
vii. D. devoted o. attempts hy the
farmers o. solve th, question - a prof.
table crup fur neat year An agi0m0-
bile trip 90 the co.i'g, farm or a study
u conservation and soil enrichment
wi. L. tho closing feature u the third
day
Al farmers interested 10 better az.
riculigal conditions are invited 60 at.
tend the classes. a. also are ,heir
wives. Free lodging IN college durmi.
tories viii ~ rendered the visitors.
while citizens q the city have under.
lakn 90 So TIA; meals are served 10
farmrs and their wives AZ exact cost.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
ELKS LODGE HOLDS
INITIATION FOR 70
LOCAL ORDER Will M OFT on
DEBT ny APRIL. 1891. SAYS
GREEN

Amarillo Lodrp 80 ss3. a. =. q. Elks
held the largest and best get together
meeting IN many months 40 the home
last night nj which time % candidates
were Initiated into the mysteries - the
order In addition a number ~ tabs
were made. orchestra music was fur
nlshed and refreshments were sct,ci.
II Earl Fuqua. exalted ruler, prcs.l
ed at the ceremonies Rev. R0k Ruth.
erford. pastor ~ the FIRST Christian
Church and an Elk. made q tllk tn tn
new members upon th, principles 20
the order. strcssing charity. iusiic,
broiherly loyc and friendship
IA Green. past exalted ruler told ~
some u the problems which the ANA.
rlllo Ledge had und'rrun, since ~
organisation 10 years aEu. The lodge
vas burned out once and among %,
meeting places have hc,n the Num-
Building. BiVins Building and Eaklc
Building.
Mr.. Green said that by the tim, tn
term 81 Exalted Ruler Fuqua expires
IN April. IN, Amarillo lodge would b.
out 81 debt and have property valued
at tiOo. OOo he praised the Elss ~
Amarillo for thc spirit - co operation
that has hrough, about these spl'riil
accomplishments.
Tom Barnes and his old time Orrh's.
IRA made a hit With their snsppy pieces
~ music. The u, Luxe urcr'sif1 also
Mayed AMI Won hearty applauS' from
the 200 Elks present
T. G Ward. esteemed leading knight
gave two rcadlnEs one - which ind.
Fectly referred 90 the Elks.
n. q. Hamrick was chairman q tho
commi,ie" that arranged for the pro.
gram and refreshments
Candidates initiated were :. l..
rodea. u. = Hcaly. II =. Gau, q. W
bryant r.. l.. sessions. u J. Venerable.
r. NJ. Lyon. c. Coleman. u l. Shaner.
n ". Nslly. a. u Daily. J, \ Cover.
r T Watson. A W Smith. ? = Quaii-.
r.. 81 Blackburn. u ~ Miller. l. ,
Smith and J. o. whittngion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21

FAMILY REUNITED.

) Through the combined efforts
D ~ the salvation Army and The
D Amarillo Dn'ly News one more
, nmll, has hr,n hlpfiIy reunited
> and can fpr ih, first tim" BOO srF.
; cral years spend Christmas az
, home
) ON December 9TH there ap.
) prsrrd iu the News 1n article 90
} ati,r o. the whereabouts ~ MI. :
} ! ". williams who was being
} sought hy BIER daughter 900 NIcks
} burg Miss. and 'oit'r written
} that date Us captain llu.uroUk Dl
} ~, salvation Army, 20 tho par
} ties at Ni,kshurs stating that
} tho missing party hll been o.
} Gated and now the family is to
} H. reunited tri their celebration
} uf Christmas viii b. un' of the
hsppi,st in the .ntif, country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
COW HIDES SELLING FOR THIRTY
FIVE CENTS, BUT FARMERS MUST
PAY 4OCENTSFOR HANDSPRING

action or Do. laIa lass and d.t,r.
mined That ur. lflr OF cotton would
furnish material Or --, suits o' such
underwear which w""H cost 'iiiii0
and y..,j a prof, OF S'o,'a> on '1ch
l1lo manufactured into underwear.
IN. aEsr,s nl.at. 'Ert B, would take
= hts n' ,..'un 90 bus o.. under.
wear mod. frrm "ro hale.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21
4. :. DRAWS MORSE STUDENTS.

Though Germany vas formerly pa,
popular frishire ground Cos w,f,.
DO Norwegian students tts fU fine.
= great number q th.m enrolled Dbl.
American un.Seysi'i.s Ytl. Harvard
Princeton. aHd "a. ';asstcuus-',s L..
siiiute - TecLnD.ugl each htt. ar .r
usually larg" QgOs. IHf 'H. Tr4.
atty ~ Wisconsin ATTRACTS u.r. tt.n
ary rf them
n Madison. VIE fh. NurvsrItr
s'Hcrr's have c.lb q their ,wu. IN
eurporI'"1 under 'te l1vs - 'h. s,,,.
snd . % their uumhsr nov live IN th..
Tub hHus". when" 'h'y ..riag fh. Srtr
iinaynn ,o.tirs 90 which they ar. l.
-us'0mei They irr asaduol. dstu,..s
z Norwegian sports especially ..l,.rs
20 which o." rigorous climate 90 "
cousin readily I,It- ffs.f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-21

Acc riding ' rH eminent .r.'iT.ar
For ever COO. g typhoid fever some
'."rs1T 90 rumrIri'y Is erIminaily 70.
sponstle ard should D. lisquate's
punished could 'ais ciirt always D.
elrri'd oY,. tvrhu.d fewer would s1--
disappear from civilized g9mmuul,l-s o.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-31
BvET''

reho savneho eesk5ch den tam fekli "odpust
me ST. sme ST."
konala 1891 Ma tu uz i've pamauj Nedavno pax
vypravel mi jeden vddch
IS temi vypravami to uz nak nejde vezmi enom tn
nasi vpravu Matien vsak pamatuies Tehy isme
vypsa konkurs kera poecnost nam da ty neps vyhody
a yrchnl agent jedne mich 81 mne zavolal povida
my Yam dame ep vyhody nez kterakoli jina spolec-
most Ga take da nam edna enom zskanf eeskeho OBJ
chodu V budoucnosi, mmo to vam pofadateldm dame
kazdeho vyletnfka pet doard To se jest poctiye phi
kolika stech vSletnkd mate tu pekny kaptalek'.
ia tim prisel neboztfku M vyprave dale prte
mdj exvdce vyprav, jenz byl pfedsedou vyboru povi
dam to- M. vsak ve rukou svych bujnJch
vasu vsak Wis., jak to mva zvyk prohasi kaegoricky
'Toho bohda nebude, ably j. v. M. bral dpatky. Ne
"Nevzalo Sc tedy nic' pokracova dale mil prtel ia
kms pootruchivym smevem "ale myslis ze to bylo
patn6? My sme obetova svd cas- ba penze staral sme
sv6dome poodlf vyetnik, piece nam zlode-
u chteli mas dokonce vhodit do vody..."
Zas tady do vody! Prozuka voda Kdyz nasi lde chte
nekoho nehroznej potresa hrozf vhozenfm do vody
Nasedujicf dive vtpravy, Narodopisnou v5stavu
pfedesly sokolsky set odbyy poud pamauji
hadce Snad proto, 81 uz na d6 zvykH ma ch obchodn
nku Teprve neposednejs vtprava rozcera vlny
vefeneho mnenf zdal y vlny neroz6efi az
vJletnci vrat, vedf bozi vyletnc
N6kteff pand vyletnkd pouzii charaktersovani W.
pravy formy az drastcke
Mole vlastenecka duse ze rpea kdyz toto predozeno
bylo veejnosti jsem rozene tasopse dopise
noho vyetniku
90 represented eeske Amerly We spojeni vypravou
nemaze Fc mic neho, velce pokulhavaa ne
kerych pripadech pocfna pax p 81 nektef kraane
lta, americt CeSi Praze liz "a mus -
styd6 Sama resauraci "U zate husy' pri mych PRIZE
ztosech vysecha mnoho mnoho stiznos poadajici W.
bor Vim, re nekterym melo dostati Praze bti.."
Anebo: ".Dnes bych rad pravou miru uved RUNE
lie, kere snaz naadu d6at mas tam y kte tax
podivn6 pri nejmensfm receno zahra krajanskou dd-
verou sapa skoro d6kou radost kerou sne jizdsE
Dustonos ele vypravy pohb hned pocatcich Proto pre-
vak nenf dops mG obzalobou Je en vycenim ak pro
prpad az znf de budou snaz ocukrovava vefene mi
n6nf hazet idu nasemu do oci psek TO- sme proz
nam Nam je divat nynl jen pred PoCatky upenf
byly liz uveTeneny Byy vSak sokrat
nez jak mich 6eke y pa DGsonost eeskeho cloveka,
dGastnka vgpravy byla pokofena Zdao mi jako-
by to bya vyprava upakn TAX take bylo mas vsude
pohfzeno.."
i WelI we'll welto jest zaise vem drastcke tax mn6
neco rka re o prave" tou vypravon teprve pride
ec posednasi budou horst prvn9sich nebo jak to bib
sanO
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ale chcerne byti sokoly, chce-
me iiti "a ideanli Tyrsovymi,
tu pax jest tr9ba trochu obet'
Mdlo mas, ale ne pfec TAX
mdlo, abychom nemohli nase-
mu obecenstvu v malem pred
vest, jak vypadala prostna
cviceni 10000 muzn ma plani
letenske, sokolky nase, divky
vetSinou zd6 rozene, ukazi zas
proSna zen t6z re sletu Pra-
hy. Cviceni jsou jiz nacvicena
a my doufame, zs obecenstvo
usppkojime-
Bude cVicit i zactvo, diVenlky
ty sc naucily iejich cviceni do
bre budou cvicit We vetSim
poCtu nez hoSi, ty 'kluky' tezko
O prazdninach do telocvicny do
stat a ma uzde ie drzet. Pocet
zactva neni take jakI by mel
byt, chybou je, ze slet koname
prav6 Y dobe sllolnlch prazd-
min.
Nedelni slavnost zahaJena
bude prllvodem Sokolu a So
l,olek zactva od Mar. Sine z
Broadway /. !1od. odpoledne,
Sokolky pujdou krojich So
| kolskych a selsKych; clenstvc
! je zadano, by co MONA nej-
v6tSlm poctu dostavilo Sc '
kroji sokolskem, pfali hychom
81. by vymluvy tentokrate byly
stranou.
Nasi pratele Vedi, proc oble-
kane na seba tento kroj Pre-
1 Ameriku TAX "divoky'. Tyrso
vo sokolstvi, krasny ideal lep
siho cesstvi, ziti a lidstvi, ne
naleza dosud prime AMI ode
vsech tam "a morem rozenych
Mnozi pax krajane, jimz nei
finance jsou idealem pri te dfi
ne. nepodpofili by vec nasi
kdybychom, nez ma svoJi do
brou praci We prospech narods
ukzovaG. Jdem ma ne bub
nenl q krojenl, &C SAM vine
! re, nehodl Sc sem na arnerlckol
ulci, kde sc tlesla tomu, kdt
pochoduie "rytifsky" neb ''ka
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S O K OILS K A
Hid A.
ZUPNI SLET.

Jiz jen tyden mas deli od ma
seho sletu, ci spise jan "sletic-
ku", iak Sc nam IDA po cteni
zprav O velikych slavnostech
sletovych Praze. Vine, ze
mas slet bude valice maly, slet
sokoln az V Americe, a pax jen
zupni. totiz jenom jednot mist
mich a re statu Ohio. pax jed
noty sokolske Pittsburghu a
Detroit.
Nevymlouvame Sc ,iz ma
valku, bratri zdravi i raneni
sa vratili. Vzpomlname vSak
tech nekolika mrtvych bratri ;
skoda jich, hochu V zemi Init,
mista jellch dosud jseu Seilo-
lie prazdna, stejne jake jsou
prazdna mista Lech,. co &c So
kola pro nedodrzeni slova byli
vylouceni
Vice .iak polovina naseho
clenstva isou pax lide starsi,
nemohou cvicit, iedni vsak Sc
uplat1auji We vyborech zabav-
Mich, staraii Sc, ably phi nyneI
sim suchu jednota mela pri,
.iem, by zas jinym potfebnej.
Sim mohla pomo2t. Druzi. zas
nc sve kapsv podpori iednotr
casem fihantne. eel JIM zas
hodi ten gro5 Sokolu pod no
/ lhy, cili za 81 musime prispevky
sami vybirat, Glen takovy mems
cas- ncbo jednota mu nestoji z;
to, dojit Sc jednou ma bratry
podivat, ba ami pax slet mem;
na takove dcinku.
| z te druhe poloviny lid
mladsich cvici mas pax ami nj
| tretina, svadime vinu ma to, &,
isns delnici. ze neni nam mcz
| no pc celodenni dfine Sc il
drit zas do sokolovny, vim,
kazdy, re je to svata pravda
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Ceske Cbce SokoIskc neni

vice. Valny Sized c.. O. S. znle-
nil jmepo ustredni organisace
sokolske spojene dele nez 80
let veSkerym podnikanin So
kolstva ma Ceskoslovenska c.
bee Sokoiska, ably tim dodal dii
razu jcdnotnosti veSkereho So
kolstva V nasi republice. Tato
zmena stanov byla jiz oznanle-
ma prislusn1m urad1m, schva-
leni ocekava Sc V dohledne do
be. take lze jiz nyni. zadatl,
ably sokolskemu ustredl bylo
naddle dopisov5no tollko IA d
drasuI Ceskoslovensk5 Obac
Sokolska, Praha L., Prlkopy
II.
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detsky' s nejakou rezatou
lsavli neb puskou. Americana,
kdyby znali ucel sokolskych
jednot, nenadckli by Sc pro ne,
Jim Sc libi jen neco americke-
ho, lesknouci Sc jake pozlat-
ko, tfeba by mic neznamenalo!
Poradame slet pro mas krou-
EEK ceskych emigrantu a test
me Sc ma cetnou navstevu. Sill
lbujeme "a ten "pulak" pekny
program V Rausove zahrad6, a
Ii zabava tam bude, kdyz vSich-
hi budem chtit. Ami vytezek,
bude-li jaky, neprijde ma ne
prave misto. Zupa nase pujcila
co mela ia potraviny, ma slet
do Prahy a pax pomoci dvema
Icvicencjrm, kteri Zastupovali
Cleveland ma slete, vydala Sc q
posledniho centu. Chceme v So
kole udrzet dorost, jinlz i pod
pirne spolky by pax ziskaly
a MY ma tuto praci nemame cen
tu. Drzte pax dorost Sokole,
|kdyz pro nejf 1feudelate to, co
mohou t6locvicnach NEST
lskych, Y. M. G.. A. neb jinych
sekt nabozenskych. Dosavadni
praee bylo jen cviceni zactva
lido Ia let, malo mas to stalo, ne-
starali jsme Sc pax doTost
Inic a vysledek jest, re sotva
Ijedno procanto pax re sta ho-
chll naidem v Solkole jako Gle
mi. Spolky podpurne mely by
lpak V teto veci pracovati sc
ISokolem ruku V ruce, a vysle-
Idek by byl lepsl.
X clenum Sokola a Sokol-
kan volame dnes: "Kazdy ma
lsve misto!" Cvicenci bud'te V
cas- Ma mistech, iak V sobotu,
T. ma zAvodech, tax s. V ned6li,
ma verejne cviceni. Clenove a
fclenky pax dostavte sc ma cas-,
by prGvod vySel l hod. z
Broadway. Wy pax bratrl Sc
stry ze zabavniho vyboru 10
Glenu a 8 clenek q kazde jed
|noty) bud'te tez V cas- ma vyka-
zanych mistech. Hled'me na-
vstevniky co nejl6pe obslouzit,
by prizea jejich jsme naztrati-
Ii.
TeSme Sc, &c slet Sc vydari
co nejlepe ku spokojenosti ma
81 a nasich .prdtel, kterl jiste
vsichni Sc dostavi ma slet mas.
Ma shledanou V Rausove "a
6hrade ned6i, s. srpna !"
II Nazdar. b.
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Cherokee Bill', misenec in
dianskeho plemene cernos-
skym, jenz ma sve farne V
Grand Junction, Colo. slayil
svoje 123. narozeniny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-01-18

on beige shade. 1t is girdled with
deep, rich brown velvet ribbon, the
ends being allowed to stand straight
out.
The dress is Of chemise type,
drawn in tightly at the waist by
the dark brown belt. A few inches
below the waistline are set two knife
pleated tunics, one on either side.
Another youthful idea is carried out
IN the use of white organdie and
net guimpe, like the guimpe of a
title girls frock. It shows above
the neckline of the silk dress, which
is gathered, and its little under
sleeves peek from beneath very short
sleeves of silk. Attached to the
guimpe is harem collar of organdie
and net. This collar may be consid-
cred by some as an extreme feature,
and for that reason it is made so
that it may be easily detached.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-01-18
Crepe de Chine,
Especially Brown

THE exodus to Southern resorts
always sees a great many crepe
de chine dresses brought out, but
this year they have new signifi-
canoe, for they are not only in the
lighter colors but in dark shades for
street wear. This, no doubt, is due
to the fact that Paris has featured
crepe de chine frocks very largely
during the late winter and spring.
Particularly pretty are those of
brown. We do not, as a rule. think
of brown as spring color, but this
season will see great deal of it. not
only in these lighter silk fabrics. but
in brocades from which are fashioned
more formal frocks. One is amazed
at the beauty of these new brown
tones; they are a real achievement
in dyes.
Brown crepe de chine is used to
develop the frock sketched at the
lower right of the page. 1t has ever
so many new and interesting fea-
lures apart from the coloring of it's
fabric, which is light in tone--almost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-01-18

front, buttons q white lingerie w.s
extending below the waistllpe =.
apron effect. This is an elsocf.
vest, being completely covered WV
hand embroidery and drawnwo'ss &
Itsis the only trimming on the ffO n
other than a tiny sash Of the ~" 81
terial. This, instead Of being mso
double, as such sashes usually a a
is Of a single piece of the organc'
bound on either side with . O
piece Of the fabric, A strip OF -" a
terial treated in the same way
used for little bows and tied sne ",
the sleeves, which are SO short Y l
they are little. more than sSlssul
caps. 3
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Straight Back and
Bloused Front

fEHE crepe de chine frock at the
left Of the one just described il
slate blue in color. It's interesting
feature is the straight, loose hanging
back combined with bloused front,
The latter is gathered in at nor
nal waistline and permitted to
blouse, the lower part, to which the
pleated skirt ia set, being attached to
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wearer, but permit her to take part
in games with ease and at the same
time to be very smartly dressed.
Replacing the quieter plaids, such
hues as orange, brick color and
bright lavender striped cloths will
make gay splashes Of color on our
tennis courts and golf courses this
spring. Stockinette in plain tones.
as well as rough cancels haircloth,
will feature in the coming suits. A
new idea In the stockinette suits is
the addition Of corduroy collars and
cuffs.
Fabric Hats for
Many Uses
WITH the turning Of our thoughts
toward spring and summer
clothes there comes the question of
hats for this season; what will they
be like? Already we have a very
good idea of what will be offered.
hut what will be accepted is another
matter. The indications are that
the fabric hat will not only be pop
ular for street wear, but will be
equally in demand for sports.
A new material used for hats il
cire voile, which is nothing more
than highly glazed wolfe. For the
spring it will be combined with
straw. Later, it will be used for a
more summary type Of hat. AS it
comes in dark as we'll as light colors
it will serve for both town and
country wear.
Goat hair, as trimming for
straw hats. is q fashion Of French
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-01-18
Dots That Blend
With White

DOTTED crepe de chine also PLAYS
a prominent part in our new
clothes. While a frock made en-
tirely of this material would be
monotonous, it is most effective
when combined with plain fabrics.
1t is frequently used in combination
with plain white wolfe.
This summers organizes are in
beautiful shades; browns as we'll as
bright coral being among them. EN-
Droldering organdie with worsted is
new idea in trimming. Loosely
twisted yarn is selected and the
stitch worked in such a way as to
give the appearance Of the wool be-
ing split. Skirts Of organdie frocks
are entirely covered with this wool
embroidery.
A bright coral organdie dress has
the waist made in the form of a tiny
shawl, to which, at either side Of the
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it in peplum form. The sash Of the
material does not go across the front,
but starts at the under arm seam.
The front of the skirt is plain, the
box pleats being in the back only
and the pleated section attached to
the waist portion with hand fagot-
ing. The sleeves, too, which are
novel and pretty, are set in with the
fagoting.
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origin. It has, upon first considera-
ton, the appearance of a freaky
fashion, but it is actually very
pretty. On one Paris model, which
is straight leghorn shape, the fur,
which has its edges tipped with
black, is laid about the brim to OBJ
tain an unusually pleasing effect.
Haircloth hats are not new-we had
many of them last spring. This
year, however, haircloth is combined
with satin to make it softer and in
finitely more becoming.
1t seems impossible for milliners
to give up the use Of duvetyn, the
French modistes appearing to have
q particular liking for it. Some of
the very newest models that have
recently come over are Of this fabric.
One is treated in way to give the
appearance of being notified all over.
Most of the duvetyn hats are faced
with straw.
Practical and
Dainty Both
THE clothes prepared for those
going South are noteworthy for
the practical element that has been
combined with the daintiness that is
characteristic Of summer apparel.
There are no extreme effects; all the
dresses are Of designs suitable to the
we'll dressed woman's suN1mer ward
robe. Sports clothes show some
change of design and considerable
change in color, for they are much
brighter than those of past seasons,
One is impressed with the fact that
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years such new things as we had in
sports toys came from the Paris
market, and consequently there was
considerable change in this type of
dress. Directly the war was over,
as well as during it, our designers
got their inspiration from the more
fussy type Of so-called French
sports clothes. Now the London
dressmakers have regained their
prestige in this line.
Jacket Suits for
Sports Wear
MOST noteworthy in these new
clothes are the bright colored
woolens woven in bold patterns.
These are especially attractive in the
striped materials, which form short.
separate skirts, as we'll as complete
costumes, consisting Of short skirt,
either plain or pleated, and a
straight, full jacket, which is un-
belted and rather of the wrappy
type, cut with kimono sleeves. These
Jacket suits, which are very young.
looking, are ideal for sports wear,
BECAUSE they are comfortable and do
not hamper the movements Of thu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-01-18
Smart Sports Toys
From London
4 T THIS time Of the year we
. begin to buy our sports
clothes, not only for wear

"A begin to buy our sports
clothes, not only for wear
in the South, but also for
che country this summer. This is a
part Of our wardrobe which can be
attended TO early in the season, as
styles In sports clothes are fairly
web capitalized now.
Our American importers have
turned 10 London for their models
this spring, because the English
designers and manufacturers are Of
1rt1ng an unusually smart collec-
ton. Not since pre~war days have
We seen such striking English
sports clothes. although before the
vsr England was looked TO for the
~ h this linz. During the war
\
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they are not distinctly mid-seasor
clothes, but designed for summer.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1920-02-27
Membership Campaign
Continued One Week
FLU" INTERFERES WITH CAMPAING RESULTS
so FAR VERY ENCOURAGING.

The campaign for the Board of Trade membership
hardly begun before alarming epidemic of the "lu
from organizing However some of the work was started
and the initial of the workers surpassed all
pectations Almost everyone who asked, joined
the street secured fifty day. Others have reported
equally good results All state that the spirit displayed
everywhere is unexceled Everyone appreciates the i'm
willing to help If the "u had not upset the work. the
campaign would be 1t has been extended
week. and before it closes the membership will be
eral times larger than it before.
Yes it's honor to belong to the Board of Trade But
is than hOnor it is investment that is sure
to bring big returns The who jon the greater the
obligation of the Board of Trade to make good and the
greater the opportunities to do Certain it is that if
results not secured the public will never again be
asked to join this organization The Board of Trade says
"Do or Die" If you don't 'Do it easy to guess the
suit
One thousand members needed If you have not
done so, then hurry and join