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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-31

The Tuesday Auction club met this
week with Mrs G. NJ. Noble as
hostess az her apartments in the
Alabama building Luncheon was
SERVED az ! clock followed by SOW
crel games At three tables Mrs L.
Is FitzhuEh. Mrs n. n. Johnson and
Mrs. Collins WClch Of Tulsa were
guests of the club High score was
reached by Mrs Louis Dawson Mrs.
VI. E. Downs viii he hostess IN two
weeks
Mrs. John Broome entertained the
Figure Eight club Tuesday after
noon Mrs. May and Mrs Durham
were club guests. A light refresh
ment course was served The next
meeting VIII be held in two weeks
with Mrs. c. T. I1ser.
Mrs 6. \. Bayless returned homo
| Thursday morning from Slick, Okla
whore she was tho guest ot her
daughter Mrs. Il. ~ LoVctt
Miss lizzie Thrift and Miss VII
m)lth rrtchett left Thursday for
Tahloquah, whore they will enter a
summer school
Mrs W T. stone and Mrs. II s.
White have returned homo from
oklahoma CITY where thcv wcrc the
guests Of Mrs Horace Wilson.
Miss sylvia Jones left Thursday
night for Fort worth. Texas, where
thc viii ho the. guest OF her cousin,
| Miss Rern.co Ntblett
Miss Rachael Hartman ~ Broken
Arrow arrived Thursday evening TO
/ to tho weekend house guest ~ Miss
| lone Summers
Mrs Louis Dawson entertained
Wednesday with "a o'clock lunch
con complimentary to Miss Rather
! Inc Allen OF Kansas City Covers
were laid for Misses Carthcl and
| Archie purnett. Dorothy Taylor,
| virginia Cobb Ncsdamcs v j.
| Hauck Wright Rakor Of OkmulEce.
/ Bert DoLozicr. n T. Wilson G. l.
| McCalum. and Misses 1renc ana
Katherine Lawson
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SAPIIp\ SOCIETY

Nj ana Mrs r. g.. ito..,nl.r al 4
Or and Mrs G H. McCalIum at
tended the Shriner's dante in Tulsa
Monday night
Miss Louise Eklins Of Tulsa spont
The Wcok-ond here as the guest OF
Mrs W c Elliott
Mrs Floyd Robertson and Miss
Helen Murphy spent saturday in
Tulsa.
II VI. Lawlcr ~ Ranger Texas
came In saturday for a several davs
visit with his parents. MIR. and Mrs
IT. g. Iawlcr.
Mr ana Mrs. j. =. Murphy went
10 Tulsa sunday to attend the
funeral Of Wade shepherd. uttIo son
of Mr.. and Mrs W X. Shepherd.
former Sapulpans
Or and Mrs. II. 3. Justice and
twin daughter Of Tulsa were the
guests Of Or and Mrs. II. S. Garland
over sunday.
Ralph Blake and Misses opal and
Ollie Knowles of Ponca city spent
tho weekend here as the guests Of
the formers pareuts, Mr. and Mrs
Vernon Plakc.
Mrs r G. Burnett and two daugh-
ters, Carthen and Archie have rc-
turned home from New York city.
I
Dr. and Mrs q. c. erosion will
| leaave SUNDAY night for Chicago.
whore the former will take -four
| weeks post graduto course.
Mrs. c. F. Hopkins entertained
Friday with luncheon compli-
mentary to Mosdames Bert DeLo
! zier I. + Fit2hugh. t. u t'nSer, J
| n Kerry, Louis Dawson and c. G.
TAYLOR Of Sapulpa.
Misses Mary Redd and Helen ray
| lor arrived home Friday morning
from Loretta college At 81. Louis
Misses Maude Nerdin and Esther
Wilkonson attended the Shriner &
! dance I'm Tulsa Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. \. pcloC OF Oilton
and Mr.. and Mrs. u. W. Shaffer OF
Tulsa were the week end guests oi
| Mr. and Mrs. n. l.. Knhppenbcrger
| Mr. and Mrs G. a PopkiH were
hosts and hostess to the Monday
| Night Auction club this week. Mrs
| Blanche Davis was the only guests
Scores were reached by Mrs Il. V
| Rule. Dr, 6, c. erosion and c. T
Jennings
Miss Mary Means was hostess r.
| tho Ekhtsc club Monday nieht. Five
games Of auction we're PLAYED and
! high scores were reached bv Misses
! Florence Crutchfield and Mrs
| Claude c Taylor In addition 10 the
! club members tho guests were Mrs
! G C. Taylor Misses Katherine Law.
son, Margaret Rowell, Mary Eincaid
/ Hazel Wickham and Havergal Wick
/ ham Tho next meeting will he hold
/ IN two weeks with Miss Mayme
| Jones
Mrs paul Warren Reed of still
water IS tho guest Of Mr. and Mrs
/ r T.. Reed Of South oak street.
Miss Helen Richardson of Kansas
. CITY was the house guest Of Misses
. CarthoU and Archie Rurnett Tues
dav
Dr. George Jacobs Of Partlesyille
visited friends here Tuesday.
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These dealers selected Sammes Super Oil to SELL be-
cause they recognize it as a SERVICE to motorists
not merely ubrcatng oil. They are always on the
alert for better merchandise for their customers.
They know that Sammies Super Oil does more than
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common engine troubles caused by poor h,bricating
oil-eXcessve carbon formations, burnt out bearings
scored cylinders, worn gears foued spark plugs etc.
There's grade of Sammes Super Oil for every lubr-
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Dustin, Okla.--Brold Motor CO.
Dustin. Midway Garage.
Duncan, Okla--N J Fusua.
Eufauls, Ecklekamp Rros.
Hdw. co.
Eufaula. Okla.--z. G saveI Hdw.
co.
El Reno, Okla.-Owen IIwd. CO.
FL Reno, Ronebrake Hdw.
CO.
~ Reno Okla Il. Is Rutts
Edmond Okia.--Frank T.. Huel
Lumber CO.
III Reno, Okla r. J. Johnson.
Foss. Okla. Foss on co.
Granite, Okla Ozark Motor car co
Gcary, Okla.---W ". Morrison Hwd.
Gcary Okla Peoples Garage a
sales co.
Geary. MIllgan & Griffin
Gotabo, 0kia,--W T.. Romany
Homiry Okla.-- Modern Garage.
Hobart Okla Bob Allen OH co.
Hoideuvllc. CordelD ON CO.
Heuyotia. Okla Brooks on GO.
Harshoruo. Ohla--Jm Fric1ones
GHr1Ec.
Hominy Okla Modern Garage.
Hunter, OkIa.---Huntor Garage.
Haskell, Okla.--Ccntral Garage.
Hydro, Okla.--W. T McElhinoy
Idabel, Okla.--The Paramount Gar.
ldahel, Okla.--Gus Rowland Hwd.
Co.
ldsbel, Okla.---N Roberts
jerks, Okla.--H. l.. Mitchell
Jennings. Okla Kizer a kizer.
KrcIs. Okla l[rehs Motor Co.
kon8wa. OkiH -.Jouoa Motor co.
Eaw CITY. EaEle Garage.
knRfsheg, Louis j. Holtmelr
Keystone, Okla Il. T. Coms'ock
transfer
Lchlgh. Okla Carter & Scott.
Lone Wolf Okla Ford Service sta.
lexington. Okla Burioit Garage.
Lamont Okla Smith q son.
Mangum Okla -- Hamilton Hwd Co
Muskogoo, OKLA. .-- Eastern Oklahoma
Motor co
Marietta, Okla Martin & Mays
Garage.
Mt. view. Okla Acme Welding s
NulcIGHinG CO.
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shower for the recent bride. Mrs
Harry Stoaks nee Miss Audetl
Clcppcr \ pleasant afternoon was
socishlN spent and rctreshmcnts
we're served 90 some 10 Euests
Mrs S'oaks was tho recipient OF
many pretty and useful git's.
MIR and Mrs j >. Chambers W
Quapaw spent Friday evening in
Clarcmorc The guests Of friends
Mrs William Nalklcy went io
Tulsa saturday afternoon Tor u short
visit she was accompanied hv
Miss Belle spencer, who Will remain
for longer visit
Mrs j H. Fnppln and daughters,
Mrs Frank Reed. Ruth ana lteb'c.
ca tuppiu. went to Tulsa Monday
tn attend the shrine meeting
Mrs g. It, Bc.tio went to Tulsa
saturday afternoon for a short
visit with her son Fred, who IL 800
the Sand springs hospital
Mi and Mrs Tom IT knight, Mr..
and Mrs Ira Fowler, Nh and Mrs.
" II RHolsnd and Sam Smith at.
tended the 32d degree club banquet
at Chelsea Saturday night
Miss Georgia Watson left Monday
for purapt where she will spend
,he summer with relatives and
TRENDS.
Miss Ruth Flippin returned Sat
urdnv from Underwood college, 81
Charles Mo. where she finished
after three years of work.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Davis spent
Sunday iu SarcoXic. Mo. with
friends and viewing tho pcony fields
Mrs Is. u Bornurd and Miss
OowaIs Bushyhead spent FRIDAY IN
Tulsa doing somc shopping
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Calming ~ NJ
Vernon, Mo, spent sunday In the
city with Mr.. and Mrs. bourkc IL
BaNloss
Mrs Vera Austin won't 20 Tulsa
Monday Tor short visit with
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! Anadarko, Okla Meeting Hdw co
! Atoks. Okla-C o. n
AltuC, Okla r.. G. Holt oil co,
! Antlers. Okla G. Finley
| Antlers, Okla.--Antlers Hdw Co
Ada. okla r. A Ford garage.
! Asher, Okla.--Scrvice Garage
Alino. Okla. Roy Lee Oh co.
Avant. Okla.--Rcx Petroleum co.
o Boley Okla Ozark Garage.
Bokchito. Okla.--CiDy Garage.
Bycrs. Okia.--E. X, Harrison, Ford
Agent.
Boynton. Okla Clark Hdw. Co
Bennington. bennington No
tor CO,
Rcgrs Okla. Rex Petroleum GO,
Britton. Okla -- Service Garage.
Boswell, Okla .-- Boswell Iidw CO.
Boswell, Okla.--Yoe Brothers
cleveland, Okla.---G. a j. Garage.
ConlEatc. Okla.-Carson 4 FART
mond
Calumet OlNa.--Caum"t Garage,
Claremorc. Okla --Rummago on co.
b = hUuIfIf UNA - W H'b'n
Clarcmorc, Okla.--ClarcmOrc Ma
chine Works.
Chickssha, Okla.--Bowie & Wallace.
Cement. Okla --Nickols Bros.
Caddo, Okla -- Boydston Garage
Caddo, Okla. .--Craghesd Bros. Gar.
Clinton, okla Halifax Garage.
Chandler, okla Clyde Crane Co.
Gushing. Okla Gushing Tire 6
Repair Co.
Chickasha Okla Arch NJ Brown.
Coylc Okla.--H Gophart
CoalRate. OKLA The Swcigcl Co.
Coweta. Okla w -. Bunch
Chocots Okia.--ChoCotah Mill &
Elevator Co.
Chocotah okla Central Garage.
Canton, Okla Nansaut 4 Rogers.
Chickasha. Okla--R II. Grant
Cement, Okla.--Joe Ross
DumriRht, -Lowrey's Filling
Station.
Dewey, Okla Halfway & Granner.
Durant. Okla.---The Durant Motor
Co
DepeV, Okla--P a. II Hdw Co
Durant Okla.-Thompson Motor CO.
| Dustin, Okla.--Psrker Bros, Hdw
! Co.
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1890 south Robinson.
r. h Courtney.
r. A Benedict
Twenty third and Lincoln
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Sammies Super Oil
Dealers in Oklahoma

Minco. Okla.--City Garage.
Mannford. Okla.--Palace Garage.
Morrison, Okla Munyon Rros.
Mill creek, okla barnes Hdw. Co,
MI View, OKLA Pnrncll Hdw. Co.
Mlnnford, Okla Mannford Hwd.
co.
Mu,hHll, okla.--J. I. lsrrick
Mangum, Okla,-C. H. Rutter
McCuriain, Okln.--Tucker a sons.
Noble. Okla.-R, O. Cox.
OanEe. Okla C q. Byers
okccno, okla .-. cobb a Son.
Okemah, okla Liberty on co.
Outon, Drlnkwater Bros Gar.
Oilton, Okla -- Barlow Motor co.
Forum, okla. finklea Is Bros.
ponoa CITY Okla. Ponca Lum. Co.
Porter, Okla -- Bower q Brown Hdw.
Prague Prague OH Co
rauis valley Okla -- Highway Gar.
Pauls valley, Okla Reed Motor Go.
Purcell okla Slcad Motor co.
purcell, okla " - nhReman.
purum, OKLA 4. l., TurleS.
lbl'tut OklA. tuHn MOTOR Co.
Porum, Okla.--Childs Drug Store,
Pcrsh.ug. Okla.--Rex Petroleum co.
PaWhuaka, Okla. Rex Petrol. Co.
Porum. Okla Armstrong a. Vaun.
Quiuton, Okla william Bros. Gar
Rocky. Okla Highway Garage
Ravla, Okla Ravia Garage
Red FORK OKLA -- Motor Service Gar.
stroud, Okla, Carpenter 4 Fonsbe
Bros.
Sparks, Okla sparks Garage,
stroud, Okla Hines & Son.
SIElkwd, Okla -F Ford Garage,
shamrock, Okla Churchil Hdw.
co.
stroud Okla Carpenter & FonBhe.
S'ratford, Okla Strntford Garage.
Sopcr. Okla Motor Inn.
Slllwater OklG -- Motor Service co.
sasakwa, Okla Browns Cash store.
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PORTRAir isO
siOAiTURt ON
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Shamrock, okls.--P. q n. Hdw.
skiatook, Okla.--Parshsll Hdw. Co.
Shawnee, Okla.--T NJ. Stevens.
soper Okla.--C. l.. Harris
stigler. okla.--St!aler Hwd. Co.
Strhtford, Okla.--Qulck Service Gar.
sulphur. Okla. u. Kerby.
Shawnee, Okla.--Stied a Watson
Garage.
shawnee. okla.--One Idea Service
station.
shawnee, Okla.--Norton Motor Sales
stroud, Okla. NJ w. Lynch,
Shawnee, Okla -- Banner OH Co.
Terlton, Okla.--Terlton Garage.
Tishominso. okla--Geo. W. Dudley.
Tslihina. Okla a.--McGowan Motor Co
Tulsa, Okla.--Biery on Co.
Upton. Okla Benton Hdw. Co.
Tupelcb, Okla--Auto Service.
recumsch, okla.--Rows Garage.
Thomas. Okla. w. Mulchany.
valiant, Okla--J. u. Harris Garage.
Valiant, Okia.--Valliant Motor Co.
WHtOnga. Okla, --Boefke Motor Co.
Wapaupcka. oklA.--T. II. Holt Gar.
Weloetka, Okla. .--ililderbrandt a.
Davis
Wellston, Okla Ford Garage.
Wynnewood, Okla.--Harrison Gar.
Wynnewood. Okla.---Shirley Motor
co.
Watonga, Okla. Ed Hockaday.
Walters. Okla, - Lugendykle A.
Davidson.
Wagner, Okla Todd Hdw. Co.
Warner, Okla. .---Ciount Bros
Nynona, Okla. Rex Petroleum 90.
Welis,on. Okla --Wellstor oil co.
Waynctte Okla, -- Waynette oil a
supply Co.
Yukon. Okla--Circle OIL & Grease
Yale, Okla M r. williams.
Little Rock, ,--Pattison Harness
co.
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friends
Mrs u T. sanford and u'ue
daughter Helen W Tulsa were tho
the guest. of Nr and Mrs W. T.
johnson saturday
Mrs James : SeSsc and NO chil
dren ~ Taylor Texas. are tn tho
city on u Visit TO relatives and
friends
Mrs Is. j. Rogers and faui'v loft
SATURDAY for Florence. Kan. to
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Little Rock, Ark,--Pa Pattison Harness
Co.
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Mo. Monday 10 wslt relatives and
friends for few DAYS
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OKLAHOMA CITY STATIONS

Tenth and Broadway
Eighth and hudson
500 West Main
Fourth and Harrison.
Twenty. fourth and Claasen.
, 1920-07-09
KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STA ION

London, JdIy 5tn.-Phe Bolshevlki
have br0ken the enemy's resistance on
the 1rinean front, according to an 9th
cial Soviet statement received 10y wire
less.
Spa. July 5,h. there was a brisf
meeting today Of the Allied and German
Delegates, who during the next few days
will discuss matters relating to the peace
treaty. The German delegates, Chan
cellor ~Fehrenbach, DR., Walter Simmons,
the Foreign Minister, Herr Wirlh, Min
jssar Of Finance. were seated 1t the let
Of the horseshoe table next to the Japa-
nese There were no introductions or
shaking OF hands The president Of the
conference. M. De La Cfoix, the b..
ojan Premier, arose and Immediately
0rpn4d what is considered to be the most
important international event since the
armis5icn by announcing the order OF
business, which included disarmament,
reparations, coal supply, the trial OF Ger
mans accused OF atrocities, and the SIT
nation IT Danzig, M. De La Crolx IN
CURED Of Heir Fehrenback II he desired
to make any observations. Inc Chan-
cellor speaking in German when was
translated y an official interpreter, SAID:
Say in behalf OF the Govt. OF the Ter
man people that we have come mere TO
take part loyalty in the discussion OF how
the treaty of peace a be executed
Mr.. sLloyd George, as senior premier,
thpreupon expressed The qualification OF
the Allied delegates and Herr f~ehrenoach
continued: Il note that the pituitary
questions are TO be first lscussed. we
were Informed of this last evening and
tried to telegraph the German Minister
~ War but It reached him 100 late for
h;psto leave until today He will ar
, 1920-07-09


rive | think ornorrow afternoon. Pre-
miers De La CroiX, Lloyd George and
Miilerand then conferred and agreed to
postpone the discussions until tomorrow
at an hour TO be fixed later. Il should
like TO have Or. Heinza. Minister of Jus
tice. when we take up the question Of
trials, said Herr F~ehrenbacn. Ene
three premiers again conferred private
". :, few minutes.lata VI, De La Crolx
announced thac the Lord Chancellor of
ENGLAND and the Fsench Minister of JUS
ticp would also attend on Thursday for
participation in the discussion. The con
ference recessed until called together by
N. De la Croix tomorrow. .Fne pro
ceeding5 today lasted just 45 minutes.
DR.. ~inmons remarked afterwards that
the atmosphere of the conference was
cool out correct He believed that a
good deal could b accomplished, Mr.,
Lloyd George and n. Mi!lorand exDress
ed themselves as satisfied with the for
nal beginning
London, July 9th. Sugar in stock on
the Bird inst. was 143, 900 tons. Last year
22l, 600 tons.
Dominica. July 6th.--H. E. Sir E. M.
Merewether, K. G. M, G., K. C. V. O.,
Governor in Chief Of the teeward Is
lands, arrived mere yesterday by the
Chaleur.
Paris July STU The Chamber Of
Deputies has voted an additional indenl-
nifty of 20, 00G francs a year for cabinet
ministers and 5000 francs for secre-
taries If state in recognition Of the in
creased cost d living.
Berlin july 5r1.-The new5pp s
Yesterday published a despato
Sofa saying tha6 tae Ode theatre al
PGillpropoIis, Bulgaria, 1as bio No up
by a bomb. aud that about $50 bodies
were buried under the debris.
San Francisco, july 9th. james NJ,
Cox. Governor 81 Ohio, was nominated
candidate for presidency Of the United
States in the Oenocratics National Con
vention at 40 this morning. lIhe
nomination came at the conclusion u
a IA balloG struggle, in which ne had
steadily beaten down the forces Of Van.
G.. McAdoo. When the ba!jotlng Oh
the 44th vote had got t. a point where
Cox had 702 votes, and was rapidly
APPROACHING the necessary tWo-rbirds
Of 729. Sam B. 4midon Of Kansas, man
ager Of the Nc Adao forces and Vice
President Of thq democratic National
Committee. took Ne sjatfo~u, and NOV
ed that the nonipation # GoVer"2T
Cox be made unanimous. Attorney
General Palmer bad withdrawn EARL
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-06
p v.
g.

It was ten days since the reward
Tor Fitzhugh's capture had been of.
Tered, and though detectives. city,
amateur, and private, as well as the
police, had kept hot an unremitting
search. not a trace of the fugitive
could they find. "Clues," they had by
scores, but they led nowhere. This
tenth day fell on q Thursday In April
"A cold, dark day Of incessant rain.
Nikolay invariably called upon Esther
every Friday, but on this particular
Thursday night, happening to be In
her neighborhood. he decided to take
advantage Of the opportunity. and
drop In on her for q pot Of hot tea and
a word Of good cheer.
He was about to pass under the
wooden staircase. and so to her door,
when suddenly. just opposite the win
dow he stopped still and stood as
though hewed from stone.
What he saw was this: In the CEN
ter Of the room, her back toward him.
stood Esther; arms held out, her head
back, she had the u~nmistakable pos
ture OF n woman waiting only for the
One Man. The next instant n very tall
man, young-looking despite the short.
untrlmmed beard on his lean face,
stepped from some point outside Niko-
lays range of vision, and took her In
his arms and kissed her.
His pimply face livid with fury, vel.
low hair seeming TO stand on end,
Nikolay burst into the room.
Fftzhugh sprang from his place and
vaulted the table, bringing 1t between
himself and the door. "Get out,
Esther" he ordered quietly, rolling up
his shirtsleeves. I'm going to slaugh-
ter this beast"
She made no move to 60. however,
but drew to n side, and with hands
pressed to her cheeks. watched me
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-06

A IL the fair procession of youth,
Il leading Off with young girls who
go to make their first communion, fol-
lowed by innumerable graduates and
finishing with brides I'm stately we'd
ding garments, go clad I'm tilmy white.
In graduation frocks, organizes. voiles
and nets respond to the vogue for airy
fabrics and wherever schools do not
prescribe the fashion OF the costume
to he worn, these materials are sure
TO be representative the exclusion
of heavier OneS-on the sweet girl
graduates. Mothers and daughters
may consider the merits Of these and
make n choice, with the certain knowl-
edge that they can not do better so
far as material Is concerned.
Organdy is easy to work with and
very practical. At the same time moth
Ing Is daintler or gives better service
than this Old-time favorite; so that n
pretty graduation frock made Of II
will continue to be useful after its
first triumph, when the great day Is In
the past. 1t makes a less formal dress
than net or g%eOrgette and Is equally
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-06

dainty, being In the same class with
wolfe In this respect. It's crispness Is
nm item to be reckOned with. In this
respect II differs from otner materials
and makes possible certain trimming
effects that cannot be copied in other
cotton goods, as the outstanding plait-
ed frills In the frock pictured will
show.
The dress shown above has a
straight skirt with n three-inch hem
finished at the top with a frill made Of
the organdy laid in fine side plaits.
Above this there Is a group of fine
tucks headed with a narrow band of
insertion and a frill, and bands Of
tucks with lace and frills above them
extend about the skirt until the hip
line Is reached. Then there Is n wide
belt and eton jacket with a collar to
correspond. Organizes already tucked
and befrilled sell by the yard In the
stores, so that the work Of making a
frOck Is reduced by more than half. A
narrow ribbon sash Is tied on over the
belt and may add a little touch Of COL
or to the otherwise all-white costume.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-06
1mM~ RM1wA
Care Of Buttons.

When ironing a blouse or other gar
ment with buttons on you can iron the
hem under the buttons II you fold n
Turkish towel and lay the garment on
this with the buttons against the
towel. The buttons will sink into the
soft fabric and you can easily iron
over the backs and get the hens per-
fectly smooth. This Is better than
running the iron between the buttons
and taking a chance on forcing them
of.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-06
Prayed for Cure
Finds it After 10 Years
Food Would Sour and Boil
Teeth Like Chalk
Teeth Like Chalk

Mr.. Herbert NJ. Gessner writes from his
home in Berlin, N. H.:
! had stomach trouble over ten years;
kept getting worse. / tried everything for
relief but it came back worse than ever.
Last fall l got awfully bad; could only eat
light loaf bread and tea. In January I got
so bad that what l would eat would sour
and boil; my teeth would be like chalk.
l suffered terribly. / prayed every day for
something to cure me. One day i read
about EATONIC and told my wife to get
me a boz at the drug store as | was going
to work at 4 p. IN. l took one.third of it
and began to feel relief; when it was
three,fourths gone, l felt fine and when it
was used up ! had no pains. Wife got mo
another box but l have felt the pain but
twice. / used five tablets out of the new
box and / have no more stomach trouble.
Now / write to tell you how thankful I
am that l heard of EATONIC. l feel like
a new man; l eat what ] like, drink plenty
of water, and it never hurts me at all.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-06
From diShWaSher to-
GRO BE CONTINUED
Bird Deadly Enemy Of Flies.

The Wilson warbler is the champion
ny-catcher Of the United States. His
method Of getting most of his food Is
to dash out from the limb Of IA tree
and snatch passing insects on the
wing. He catches other insects which
are fitting about or sitting on the
foliage or blossoms of the trees. You
will often find these little birds 10
apple trees when In bloom. Their olive
green and yellow plumage harmonlzes
with the green leaves of the trees.
The male bird has a black crown patch
on the top of Its head, while on the
female this cap is greenish like the
back. This bird Is found throughout
the eastern United States, but win.
tiers In Central America.
The Red Cloud chief., 1920-05-06
$1,000
Copyright By BrovneA Co.

floor and stared thoughtfully at the
ceiling, crushing his cigarette slowly
between his fingers. Suddenly he
jumped up and began pacing the floor
restlpSSly.
"Pshaw she'll get away all right
Yes, yes, she'll get away all right"
On his way to work next morning
he called at the post office and found,
us he expected, a letter from Esther.
II was written on a scrap of wrapping
paper with "A lead pencil. and began
without preface:
II I'VE sinned II was because I loved
you so. | did II for your sake. I attn
praying God that your desire for wealth
may be granted you. Even though your
ambition Is one of which ! do not entire
ly approve, | would willingly die that you
might achieve It. That Is how | love you.
1t may be a long while before you hear
from me again, because ! am going IA,
away. Destroy this letter.
Your adoring
ESTHER.
lie burned the letter I'm the kitchen
range and knuckled down to his on.
probrious toll as OF the previous day.
Fltzhugh had a clearly defined rea.
son for doing scullery work in a res.
taurant. 1t provided u steady, IL
small, income; 1t facilitated economy.
and, above all, 1t afforded him u secure
hiding place during the day. He iW
tended to stay there six weeks. by
that time his beard would be sufti