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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-01-02

nepirty ShsrsE Persia wASss
rambling the streets sf 0.asSsS
azst Fssa&y snVestSSStsez ne
rebAery 81 saa sss4eaosS SsNee.
pscSed up a strsNSsr wAS AsS
arrived there a short tSrae h.
fore hy take from lnssaeaaeacA,
nsysng the take driver $14Ne
for the svsp, He hSS asseSsSes
his hat on arrival ana eessgAt q
cap at one ei the stores, TAlS
hooked suspicious to TIE SAsgS:s.
50 he took him in tow SnS
searched laira, He found SO IN
cash Snd a quantity Of diAHsassS
He brought the man 10 IseNSNS-
ton and communicated with TIE
chief Of police in Kansas CITY,
At first 10 man answering Ae
description of The prisoner wNS
wanted, but later came the wNs1
10 hold hIm, as he was prSNaNN
The man who had robbed y hotel
insn in Kansas CITY Of 500 SNa
some diamonds Sheriff EorsAS
took his prisoner to Kansas City
Saturday morning,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-01-02
HNekley.GhSsCNk.

Mn Harry GlaSseOek oS New
LoNa0N Ne, and Miss NsE@o
HSeSleN daughter of MSsENNS
MIS-, GeOvye W, HSekley eS@>
verN, Me-, were united IN mar.
glagS at noon, Wednesday. Oee-
emhsr 81, 1919, at the hone Of
the hideS pareNts, nE Paul II,
l.mM president Of Central Col
leg@ ESyette, Ma WAS thNNt,
6VlNtjng mlniSteE nv, Ri(
The bride ia wNN known In tAis
city, and is a yrNsastN &c CIV.
trial College, She later attesNie,i
Central CoNege at Fayette Fey
the past tive wears she hesn
teaching in the high school At
New loNGoN, ~
The graom is 4 pgNSperous
yeNNg gSImer ef New I.oudon,
No. whore they will pDSke their
home
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-01-02

csessss EsSwNaterS APeeaatea
Hs@ \, Ma7xsn. seeegVlSCr q
eSeses Ser tAe IN CenScSSSlNr-
Il pSSsrSt, hsS @Sse tAS fOllow'
SeG SceelNsasesS ef es0e,ege
tvs SeS l&S&yetss eoGRSyS
Esascssst EasvSeSs, Mell0SeOa
Ess3 W 0sAesaA 0C'sSsS
TNeS E ftswiS NlSSaaSviAs
G J. RsSwSs6 HlxxSaSVs0e>
NeSSSe = W'Swea, HlSxlNsvIlls
lsS> G WSrrea RlgxsnsvIllN
\, A. HSsgeN&y, AlgxSpSville
], r. ElSSA CeNser>
Roy L. pAalGpS AGlNille
MoSSe AuSes, ASllyaDA
CAS&, Il, swift LsNhAXsoM
EaxSr \, RlAln Lexington,
NJ \, EaStesA Lexington,
GeerxS VenSAlA Lexington,
MIX G. Ne0NS, Lexington,
CASs}eS Mayer IeNl%taN,
0SeSr HogStMSM Alma,
Victor s Dean WaverN>
HSa G 0SNosaN 0aeesA
Il r. Pickett MAYHEM,
Riley e. Smith, Msyvlew,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-01-02
lsNae.Kemner.

y Me- ChaS, u, y JeUde and Miss
Selma louise KemneE both OF
this city, we've married WedneS.
day afternoon December 81,
N9t9, ats o'cloek at the homo of
the BRIDES parents, Mr. and Mrs
Hugo KemneN Rev ], c, Bier
baum paStor OF the Trinity
EvaageliCal olWuN'h performed
the ceremony, The groom "a wei
known in this community nv
he has maGN MS hoINs with thg
Hemner family fGr some time
They win make their home At
the Kemner garM,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-01-02

The big Mid.Winter Opening
occurs at the Chillicothe Busi-
ness College next Monday, Jan
uary 9th, A better time to be-
gin a business, telegraph or civ
Il service course could not be
selected as new classes will be
organized and many win enter,
Adv.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-01-02
1919 Hunting Licenses.

During the year 1919 there has
been issued from the County
ClOrk's Office 1920 county hunt.
ing licenses, 81 state licenses,
and al fishing licenses. The
county hunting and fishing H.
censes are Sl.0O each. and the
state license which permits
both hunting and fishing in any
part of The state is $3.50.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-01-02

Miss Vera Mae Campbell, who
has been spending the holidays
here with her parents, MIR, and
Mrs, Il, B, Campbell, left this
morning for Chicago to resume
her studies at the University Of
Chicago, Mrs, Campbell accom-.
panied her as far as Kansas City,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-01-02
lie Was AnnOyed.

Perfect English is seldom us
ed, Here is an example of unemo-
tional English;
a native of Egypt, who had
been taught English, overstayed
his leave of absence, and he
wrote his chief in this wise:
MY absence is impossible,
Someone has removed my wife,
My God, | am annoyed."-Ex,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-01-02
isiS Marriage Licenses,

w T. WernwNS County Re,
ceyNley reports that diving 1919
he issued S6S marriage liSenses,
OF this numhM az couples were
married by Judge y, N, Wilson
81 by Matice OF the Peace Clyde
Wrighti = by Rev RaNter Wat,
ems 10 by Rev ], H. Aexander'
6 by Rev, Roht L. Cowan, q
by hstice Of the Peace Thos, A,
MAlkeN
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-01-02
Christian Science Lecture.

\ NEE lecture on Christian
Science will be glven hy Dr.
John NJ Tut c, s, b. Of Kan,
Sas CITY, Mo, memher OF the
Christian Science BEARD Of lee.
ureS OF the First Church Of
Christ SeentiSt Of RostoN, Mess,
Sunday January a, at 3 O'clock
p nv at the Grand, Lexington,
Mo. All are cordially invited,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-01-02

Some business men send out a
calendar or some blotters once.
a year~-and then viii tell you
that they have tried advertis-
i6g~ and L doesn't pay-Ex.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-01-02
A Change A Expreaa Ohlce,

Il Il, RidNewOy who haa hem
IN 0hargN OF The local exprest
Office aimee Mr. Van Hook LETT
70 pccoming travelling ANAnt, was
chvrked out WednoaEay prior
20 turning the oAlce ovAr 70 Mr.,
EdNaNlp OF SE LeuiA Mr. Nm.
Hook hAa phee taken chArre Of
theNIlIee AZ cAsthOge. Mc. s-
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-01-02

Mr. and Mrs, G, L. Wilson and
two daughters, who have been
visiting friends and relatives in
this city, left Sunday evening
tor SAClr home IN Orange, Cal,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-01-02

Daniel RueheL who has con.
dUctcd q barber Nhop IN llexiNg.
ton Cor the paSt twenty .hye
years. and who lecently sNAmS
eda stroke OF neralyalN has sold
hm chop on EOst Main "a r. N
NASwell roaNesplon win MO giv.
.eN imnwdiatelN
Mr. Ruepels condition IA very
much imprVvod,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-01-02
wAvERLY ITEMS

-
with their psISNtS, Mr., and Mrs,
William RGrNette,
W, I, Maddox and son Of
Rlae&N,rM attended the funeral
.M Mat llmwid6e Tuesday
morNms
Mrs, Green F0lkerSon and son,
et 0ak Grove are the guests of
her mather Mrs, Glovia Slush-
eE
MhS, John tarkin and children
0Vm NesW CpNier spent Thurs
day and Friday with her par
eNts, Mr. and Mrs, William Bur
Nette.
Miss lSla Belle nnwiddie of
ST, louis, WIS called here Mon
Say TO attend the funeral Of her
NrNtheE Matt nMwiSdie,
Mrs. LNa Lewis Of Lathr0pe
Snd Miss Roberta l.andrum of
Kansas CITY, spent the holidays
with SN@l mother Mrs, laura
Saeslrum
MiS' EStelle and Mamie
MY Ngswaten who are
seSShb Z school, spent the holi-
DAYS at tone with their par
eNtsl Mr. and Mrs, James
sRWdgevNt,Nm
Several hundred hunters en-.
gaged in the annual wolf drive
saturday, Che roundup took
place on Salt Fork Greek and
three wolww were captured,
I Mat ninNiCdie, son of the late
Robert s, aail Margaret Dinwid-
/ die, was ber, in Waverly, Mo,
September }, lSas, and died in
Versailles, Mo- December 2S,
1914 He was the oldest Of five
children,
I In 1874 ID was married, his
wife dying the following year.
IN his eark youth he united
With the Methodist church. bu,
later with lNs wife, Joined the
Baptist chun,h.
lie hSd l,aen in very poor
health for a number Of years
and recently had a very severe
illness at his home in Decatur.
7 lille, No, His hrothers.in-law,
James BddgwatoE and Clay
ton Landtpm were called TO his
bedside and ne was returning
with them to thiS city, when he
hoeSme worse, dying at a hotel
IN Versailles e,rly Sunday morn.
Ing
The remainN We're brought to
the home OF his sister, Mrs,
james RrldgeeateE Sunday af.
terNoon, The funeral services
conducted by Rev Pickett, tool,
place at the Methodist church
Tuesday Noting, lnterment
was "a tAe WAerly cemetery
\ The four suffers who survive
lhlm are Mrs, Laura landrum
laNd Mira, lams Bridgewater of
this city, Mrs, Charles Ward, Of
Darlington, LOW. and Miss ELLA
Aelle nmwiddle Of So, Louis
~w - --
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-01-02

MElsna Mrpl tlSA, fAwAn ana
MIA NareAlot JonsN Of lSanaNa
NllSgNfpnt Nav YsNga h0rA WITH
! Mn AhkNNIIA. W. " AhINn.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-01-02

Mrs, John E, Johnson, who
with her scn and daughter Cor
don and Miss Mwvia, loft here
November iS,h for a three
wcels ceat END visit In the
Ozark region, has been dotain-
cd 6y the lNles ld her son who
deyeloped typNoit fever on No
venlbee lNth, The young man Is
now begipNiiN, o veuperatc,
" will be rensSnh wed that Mrs,
johnson nursd both Of her
daughtera thr uglO typhoid last
eprinS The bw Saa the only
member Of the family who was
Not vActmeteSl Mira, Johnson
experte 70 rotuIh tie latter part
OF NanuAly. NV
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-01-02

J Y, n Aatea and lrom Walker
Nest sdlcdOy MEht Tor BartelS.
sileJoSlAe altetN INV days vis-
thtivNsltA homeilN
WN pay aaN caA Tor gCner.
al MERCHANDISE alod not over 4
~ B lheslnalld dollsrp. CaIl at
VIZ MaIn ISNExIi Alon. AIO.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-01-02
BAILEY Stone Not one Of mem


BAILEY Stone who was arrest.
ei IN Colorado last week and
brought 70 Kansas City by Dep.
uty Sheriff William r, Kelley
suspected az being one Of the
murders OF Sheriff Talbot and
bis two deputies, was given the
once-over Saturday by Marshal
Maddox of Marshall Mo, and
iNleased In so Car as that mur.
der is cenccrned, Marshal Mad.
dox says he is not one Of them,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-01-02

FOrner keslucnt Buried Here,
The body of ms, Kathryn
Grady who died in Kansas City
Saturday, was brought to Lex
ineton Tuesday morning for bp.
siel The efancrsl .waS held At
the Catholic church at $3.50 O..
clock.
The deceased is survived by
one son, James Grady, Of Kan
sas City,
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1920-01-02
MariasN lANNse.

A NsSGTiSgN license hSS heeN
ISSUED to Ae felewo,gS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
FINANCIAL
on INNns Nm IrNsrs IT.


FOR SALE lao acre uu aud ges lease
IN Cuatcr county VOL located price ll'
pcr acre. N0N SEQ Thomas 'tlH
FOR SNII Thrcr strings W standard
dttliinE tools. with drilling contract. two
automobiles and camping OUTFIT Ih"ug N'
vr address NoN Nsi Iawhuakh, OKLA. J J..
crawford
FOR SALE Venezuela Ou ,onccssiour
from los. ooo 10 g25,ooo actcH For in.
formation address Pan. American pcygl.
opmcut co. y @ lloS $50 2'l, Joplin NJ"
DRILLING contract wanted 1000 acres
leased for pu and Taa iu southWcstcru
pnrt ~ Whshtugtcn county Ark Doe the
hughes stilwcli, Okls.
NEW MENtCO OH land win makr good
propnaitton to reliable parties who VIII
sessmcut wotk Tor an Interest tn same
t.Htrc tract- In quay and pfcru counties
Hurley Lana Lcaso SHsooisiiou. hurley
y MrV
mack from Louisiana uclda aud want
proven acreage to drtl for oil. depth
not to exceed / 600 foot. submit fun dc.
tails by letter Adircss carc iti.r World
WANTED small producing royalties iu
oklahoma or Kansas, address American
Royalties Corporation. l.. I Grossly,
Supt '0t National RANK NJ Commerce.
tNdE TULSA rhone Usage 3ool
TIE NEST LEASE bus on tho market ta
rcNhs state OH permit whore tito
is from state We have several O.arro
lease permits from . 90 to 81 90 per acre
whore rcotogiHts predict wells up TO- goo
OOO barrels Three In ono LcaHc Co, 7.
q. HoS is'f tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17

CHECK WRITER service snd sales ageno,
lnLm.. al mNknn NaAgr LaN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
PERSONAL PROPERTY
CnrCKwHirrns

tnEtkNKiTEk~ eta
v E CHECK writer's, a f-year SO 900
bond with each machine. demonstrau0n
Dstup tIe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17

WE BuT. SELL ana repair furniture and
Fiji nhnnn Oaagn llOd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
EMPLOYMENT


YOUNG men women. % upward dcsirinE
railway mail cletkshirr $40. month.
june i6 j. Leonard Oormct government
examined i225 Equitable uidg. Wash
ington. u. &.
pbtLLER with attiug ot tools wanted for
highest wages RoN 1i7,u World
WANTED Architectural draftsmtn Coz
principally residence work in city vf
Tuls Address 500 " World
.ONERAILs' oVEHALLs rlcny of
,ssc. Size from a. 't to ," IS waist % iacots
Mercantile co.. eet y First
~ DEFECTIVE Esceilcnt uppor.
Iudwie, $50 wc'to,et Hids. Kanaas CITY,
IolN rnr ARMY Recruiting offices At oSl,sou,
CITY Tulsa. Mussxee. ChldkNha Ndmlre ,ni
tnd
plsHw.ASHFR WANTED . rar,aiau
poughnut co. o. " eth
WANTED YounE man, cNperIoncrd
stenogrsphcr and oftcc clerk prcfor one
having Oh matkcunE experience Ei.c .'r".
experience and salary expected Address
WANTED Experienced helper and heater
Tor oil country blacksmith shop. lhnnt
1890. T. g. Irvine. Burns Tooi Co. nkmul-
i'' 'Nia -.............
WANTED first class tailor iN's "
Fourth St
Man wANTED-M Must be acquainted with
city, call llt u. Ninth.
FIRST. CLASS accountant to- audit set of
books Address i3l.p world.
uEiP wNNruD-rEMNit 10
DOUBLE your salary and chanCcg Tor
promotion by attending the Tulsa Rusi.
ness college bay ana evening school Tor
your convenience. Phone, Usage li2H Tor
Information ot an appointment
MANTED-.Good girl for general house.
work, also cooking good home good
wages Phone, Oaagc b6tN Go2 T.. III
wood
WANTED StcnoErspher prefer one fa-
mtiar with u1 ucld supplies Advise
SALARY wanted aud experience BoN lis-D,
caro- World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
PURELY PERSONAL
SPECIAL, NOTICES

SCHOOL DISTRICT No 81 Morrison, Okla
viii sell serial bonds IN the amount OF
ie5ooo t25 thousand dollars at y. m.
Thursday, May 90 1920 A. g. Newell. clerk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS

PARTY WHO TOOK ladys purse on 30
morning interurban car was seen Keen
money and return purse to Security
state bank and no questions VIII be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
wANTED-RoOMs or BOARD
BUSINESS SERVICE

FOR GUARANTEED cement work call
g O Brady, bonded cement contractor.
Phone Usage 4Nl2-
WANTED--Manuscript or typing work
quick, expert service reasonable sOS
Daniel BIDS, -.-----
ARMS enameIed, furniture reflnished and
general painting, mail fhone' mum
her l2T-D, world
CNRpENTER work wanted. repair work
speciality. Call j. J. Tanning. Usage
sllS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
EMPLOYMENT
SirI NrioNS wNNrrp-rEMN q

''' N'''NN w 'i'-i wv wv w
WANTED lN pcWritiuE or rtcnuEraphtc
worn 90 du after ~ evenings hy -.
ucNeucei Htcnographer. references. tet-p,
World
POSITION WANTED Stcnogtaphcr. 10
NcffH experience, bcHt reference Cedar
to2t
LADY COLLEGE graduate guud appear
unro. industrious. energetic desires poe
uuoh e. tra,ciing companion RoN tot. II.
rlrr World
WANTED Nt NpuuE woman with {"
years hospital traiuinE. position g.
travel cam n41rs Ng4s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17

BOKHARA Kernsnshah s.rouk and
Navajo rugs Victoria XVI and i0t Vic
tor records Tiffany library lamp, Rook
wood and Korean brass vases, etc; good
pictures and books, two trunks, can he
seen at 1907 S. Main. Phone Usage so7S
for appointment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17

BOST-Biack leather handbag on road be
tween Tulsa and Sapulpa. containing
lady's and small Child's clothes. Drown
velvet purse containing between $40 and
90 Finder please phone Usage 1850
can for Jewel Phillips Receive reward
or call at iO2 North Maybcll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
GIRLS

WANTED At ONCE--Girls In hand iron
Ing. finishing and tat work depart
ments. Model Laundry,
ROXiE HtLL please call Usage 1851.
MAN AND WIFE or a woman to cook on
bridge gang, white or oolored. Phone
Osagc 1865
GOOD GIRL for general houscwork. 2i3
". ninth. Usage eiss.
WANTED Girl TO do house work phone
cedar. l5Gs
.WANTED-A colorcd girl 90 wait tables,
servsnts room. Gil $. Boston, Usage.
3ei
WOMAN--intellRen white or colorcd !;
home work. good wages. give churcH
and present occupation. Box hid. caro-
World.
GIRL FOR general homework. three In
family, phone oHare 62s2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-17
FINANCIAL
NJ sI>Fss OproRri >ir,rs

nj si>Ess OprORrl >iritS ~
sEC.G1NP " let Auto r,p,lr .hop f9r
w'iv business Ussfe ss'2
CARS nice location, cheap rent. good
business rticr 81 500, uumc tcrma
cedar soS.
fuR RENT-rWo.Ncar lease IN garage
building boNtto teri. two offices salcs.
room. parts room and storage and repair
shop, located ciunc in just OF \. Main
~ Nul sou improvements and nhturcs
qua transfer loas. gr rent all Phone Mr
kcHer at Usage igaG.
AUTO TIRE REPAIR sHOr-Lct us
start you In q very profitable business
n" experience necessary, We teach Nou the
pay purchasers S. q day while they learn.
Very small Investment tall or wtito Tor
PARTICULARS NndetAon steam Nulcanlsct
GO. $500 e.. Grand Az, Kansas cay, Mo,
AUTO REPAIR shop for sale one year
tease, tools and equipment, paying
business Usage SBb2.
DoUGHNur sHur AND LUNCHROOM
Nn opportunity for some one with I'm
uod capital, win bear close tnVesttgauon .
excellent location. long lease, correspond
once or Interview invited. present owner
leaving city, Lor further ,ntormauon.
nhnnc tsar' aiOt, ur stop at ie W. bth
foh SALE \ small grocery, going a good
business, has good. clean stock. located
" the residence district, nXturcs and stock
Paine. Usage 5b39 or cedar $50.
ron SALE Royal Clcnnora. 10 s. Main
Phone cedar III
.CoNFECTlONERY In new modern build.
ms ltklo0 feet, good location In good
oil town Address 8oN aSa CARRIER, OKLA.
HAVE OPPORTuNtTY't buy good lease
IN shallow field with - barrels settled
production earning 600 net monthly,
want 20 meet individual or broker who
VIII finance during time purchase money
y being raised hy sale Of e. monthly diyi-
dend stock of 500 900 oklahoma company.
Nddress llN ~ world.
.LnnEIFDN ANh NttrAT MAnI.Isr. I'm.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-27

still having a ball game.
What's the matter" asked Mr..
Longears.
"Oh, they say my claws are so
big that | can't catch the ball,
answered Neddie. Il muffed it
and Jackie Bow Wow made home
run and they said l was butter
paws so / came away, | wish |
didn't have such long, clumsy
claws" went on the boy bear, look =
ing at his paws, dissatisfied like.
Never wish anything like that.
said Uncle Wiggily. you were
made with long claws, and they
must be of some use, else you
wouldn't have them"
81 don't see what good they are"
grumbled Neddie. IF | could meet
a scissors to- grind elephant I'd
have him snip off my claws"
Nonsense laughed Uncle Wig
gily. Come and take walk with
me, and perhaps we may have an
adventure in which your claws will
prove very useful" and the bunny
gentleman twinkled his pink nose
like the wheel of an automobile.
well, If we happen to meet the
Pipsisewah or the SkeeziCks maybe
I could scratch one of them, but I
don't see what else my claws are
good for" sighed Neddie.
''Hush!" exclaimed Uncle Wig
gily. Don't mention the Pip or
Skee! I've seen enough of them"
Uncle Wiggily and Neddie walk
ed along together for some time
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-27
TIE REMOVAL OF OLD STAINS,

81 am ashamed to admit it, bu'
laid away two of my white cottor
dresses, last fall before removing
from them some mildew stains
so they have lain all winter with
these stains in them. Is there any
chance of removing them now p
writes a reader friend.
Believing that many other WON.
en- have found neglected old stains
in their last years clothing when
taking them out for use this sum
mer, / am publishing the following
directions for the removal of va
rions kinds Of stain, to help them
| shall begin with the subject of
mildew stains, TO answer the above
quoted letter.
TO Remove Old Mildew Stains
From White COttOn.-Dissoly /
teaspoon of potassium permangan-
ate crystals in | pint of water and
apply a little of this solution to the
mildew portion of the garment
with a medicine dropper; allow
this to remain in the garment for
five minutes, then remove any pink
er brown stains left by the potas-
SUM permanganate by applying Il
little hydrogen peroxide. Rinse
thoroughly in clear water. One or
more repetitions of this treatment
may be necessary. This exact treat
ment is also successful on most
colored Cottons, but should be tried
first on an uncxposed part of the
goods to discover It's effect on the
JNo ffE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-27
FLOOD MONEY EXPENDITURES.

In another column is very interesting commu-
nication from Mr. a. Il. Stroup, in which he criti-
cizes us for asking Don j. Rankin to say whether
the flood money has been wisely expended during
the past ten years.
Our confidence in the high character of Mr..
Stroup is such that We confident the purpose
of his protest to protect anyone who has done
wrong, but only to keep faces turned toward the
future. In this quite agree. If any suspicious
of crimnality to be aired we do not wish to
father the movement.
However the mistakes of the past should not be
repeated. To avoid their repetition we must needs
know what those mistakes were. Whether they
were mistakes of the head of the heart is en-
tirely aside from the question.
Mr.. Rankin should be asked to state what those
mistakes were. An enlightened community will
then attempt to that they are not repeated
1t seems certain that the flood money has not
been wisely expended in the past 1t is not diff
cult nor expensive task to it that Albuquerque
is amply protected against flood waters. The public
expects such protection.
Mr.. Stroup seized the opportunity to be slightly
grandiose at expense, but to this we do not
object,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-27
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