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Evening journal., 1920-08-26
SUFFRAGTSTS TO
FORM NEW LEAGUE

Members Of the Delaware Stale
Equal Suffrage Association are meet
ing today and tomorrow at Hotel Hen
lopen. Rehoboih. TO discuss plans for
organizing the Delaware League OF
Women Voters. The mee ting is large
ly in the nature OF a victory gather
ing. following ratification by the Ten
nessee Legislature. Mrs. Henry Ridgely
president OF the association. called
this assembly OF the suffragisis
throughout the Stale.
This afternoon a round table con-
ference will be held. An address on
citizenship" will be delivered by
Henry Rldgely, OF Dover, at This even
ing's meeting There will probably be
other speeches by prominent persons
Interested in The equal suffrage move
ment in This State.
The executive board will meet to-
morrow at i.30 o'clock. AZ this time
the League Of Women Voters and IA,
work necessiiated by the recent ac-
ton Of Tennessee WI be discussed.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
m, cAnI mi CRnAT

United Press Stan Correspondent
BERLIN. Aug. 26 United Press -
The Russians have 50 FAR refused 10
alter their armstice proposals To-
Poland. according TO an unofficial dis
patch received from Mlnsk today
The message said that. despite tho
extent of the Polish military victory,
the Bolshevik armlstice delegates stlll
assumed the air OF masters OF the sit
uaiiOn.
They were credited with declaring
they would not alter their position 20
long as French officers and munitions
aid Poland.
From seml-oflcial sources In East
Prussia 10 was learned that the Reds
have FAR fewer reserves than they
were generally credited with having
and that Il Is doubtful II they will DO
able 90 assume the offensive again.
despite the apparent wakness OF tho
| Poles.
Russian troops continue 10 pour
across the border into East Prussia.
10 was said The prisoners include
many Germans and Hung3rians Morg
than 6O00O prisoners have beer
counted
BERLIN. Aug 26. UNITED Press)~-
The Polish armies. while still driv>
Ing The Russians before them. are fac
Continued on PAGE Nine.)
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
HJlNCARLAN POLICE Ask
CITY COPS FOR CLOTHES

While palrolmen here are worrying
over the adoption Of an cighi-hOur
day the police OF Budapest. Hungary
are not only suffering from the lack
OF clothes but their families are In
dire need OF fOOdslufis This stale
mcnt was conveyed 90 Chief Of Police
Black today In a letter from the cap
tain Of the police precinct OF Buda-
pest stating that the ninciy-three men
in the department and their families
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
WOMEN HAD CONTENTION
OVER WHO SHOULD ATTEND

WASHINGTON Omitted PThe right of to the bal
lot o. United today
ratification the 18th amendment
the
the official certhca
hysNt state iy the
lei taken early today
had waited until late hour last night
hud
Department Colby They heered when told the last
stem to make the operative had been taken
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
RUSSIA BACKSDOWN:.
AGREES TO SOFTEN
ARINLSTTCE TERMS
agrees TO Modify Conditions for CiUH Mill
tia and Others That Allies Regarded As
Too Drastic For Polish Ndtion-Resent
French Aid TO Polish Forces
REDS RESERVES DEPLETED.
COUNTER DRIVE UNLIKELY

LONDON. Aug. 26 UNITED Pross.l-
Russia replied 10 the Anglo-llalian
ultimatum today offering 20 waive any
of the armlstioe terms proposed az
MInsk which were not contained In
the digest which Commissioner ka-
mene1 previously submitted TO Pre-
micr Lloyd George
The ROlshovikI note was concilla.ory
Ia tone T. waved The proposal FOR a
"ciVil militia" In Poland and backed
down on demands for Polish disarma-
ment but demanded that Poland make
an honest bid for peace and ceasc in
iorruptlOn OF the Mlnsk negotiations.
Great Britain and Italy particularly
objected 90 the proposal that Poland
replace her regular army with a civil
militia composed OF workers whom.
Russia declared, could be depended
upon not to attack The soviet govern
ment The Anglo Italian ultlmalum
was decided upon ai the resent con-
ference OF prcmicrs Lloyd George and
Gloliiii in Luccrne.
Immediately after receiving the Rus
sian reply kamenen who had prcpar-
ed 10 leave London. went into CON
| ference with Chairman Adamson OF
The Parliamentary Labor Committee
PARIS. Aug. 26 UNITED press) .-
Polish forces have entered Grodno
according TO a dispatch 10 the Matil
| today
GrOdno. $50 miles northeast OF War
saw, was last reported 90 be Bolshe
vik main headquarters. II Is In Rus
sian territory.
PARIS, Aug. 26 40 D. M, Unite
Press The B0lshevik have evacu
alcd wilma. and Lithuanian troop
have occupied the railway static
there, according 10 a Warsaw di'
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
PAY MORE NOW
ON RAILROADS
Pennsylvania Sold 5000
Commutation Tickets
in City Yesterday
ONE-FIFTH
ABOVE OLD RATES

Increased railroad fares went into
eject on an railroads today. Passen-
ger fares are increased 20 per cent
Return tickets, bought before yester-
day, will be- good without extra fare.
Announcement that Communication
tickets bought before the new fares
went into effect would be accepted
without The Increased fare being col
lected caused a rush OF Wilmington
ians 20 buy those tickets yesterday
The consolidated ticket oflice In ths
Continued on PAGE Twelve.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26

numbering 296 people were in want.
The police captain asks for food
and clothing. saying that such sup
plies can be sent 90 the American Red
Cross Association Budapest. Hum
gary
In an probability the piles Of dis
cardcd uniforms OF the local police
pest
Evening journal., 1920-08-26

While there has been no increase in
the number Of marriages in this city,
according 10 the files OF the Bureau or
Vital Statistics, over that Of last year,
there has been a tremendous increase
I'm the number Of divorces.
The MAY term OF Court OF General
Sessions, granted Nifty divorces, an in
crease ~ five over the corresponding
roriod for last year. but from present
indications the number Will be greatly
increased at the September term. as
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
COLLEGE BOYS
NENGINE ROOM
George B. McManus and R.
P. Fletcher, Jr, Return
From Ocean Voyage
FOUND Discomfort
THROUGH ENGLAND

George p. McManus and Robert p.
Fletcher. Jr.. OF this city. students al
Delaware College. have returned home
after two trips TO England in the
service Of the United States mcr-
chant marine. They were on the en-
gineer stan Of the American liner ST.
Paul and say their experiences at
sea provided the most instructive and
profitable kind Of a summer yaca-
tiOn.
The young men served two shifts
Continued on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
MORE DIVORCE CASES.;
MARRLAGES ON WANE

more than seventy applications for
divorce have already been filed with
The Prothonoiary and more likely TO
be filed before the week closes.
The slowing up In marriages and
increase in divorces Is thought Do be
largely due 90 the fact that many peo-
pie have learned 10 their sorrow that
two people cannot live together as
economically as they can separately,
under the present hieh rents and gen
cral high cost OF living.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
TUOMAS m. RIANkFN DTAD

Thomas II. Blanken, aged % years
OF West Chester. Pa died at his
home on Tuesday. He was a former
resident Of this city and was a mem-
Der OF Washington Lodge, No 4. A. +.
and A. NJ The funeral services viii
BE- held az The chapel house In kN-
erview cemc.ery tomorrow afternoon,
ai , O'Clock. lnierment Will De IN
the cemetery.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
WILMINGTON WEI, SEVEN
INCHES SOFAUGUSTRAM

There were more rainy days this
year during the month OF August,
than for the same period OF last year,
but the total rainfall for August OF
1919, exceeds that of this year, by rca-
son OF the d0Nnpour OF AUGUST 1913
OF last year. In which a total 0f 40
inches was recorded for the twenty
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
RODNEY 81. Rand CONFETTI

The last 0f a series Of band con-
under The auspices Of the MAYOR and
Community Service. will be given to-
night. owing 10 the lack OF funds
the Community Service is oblird
TO discontinue these concerts at that
paEk.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
POLICE URGE BAN
ON CITY CARNIVALS

Contendng that the holding Of
street carniyals is causing much an
nOyance and that it requires the
services OF the police at such per-
formances when they should be safe
guarding ihe homes OF citizens. Chief
OF Police Black today conferred with
Mayor Taylor relative 10 curiailing
such affairs hereafter Under the city
law the granting OF licenses 90 such
carniyals rests with the mayor on
the payment OF the usual license fee.
In the past such licenses have been
approved by the police before they
were Issued.
II was stated that a carnival an
nounced for the South side next week
will not be allowed at this time.
Certified MIX for 'Infants--Cloyer
Dairy CO.-AdV.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
NFW NAVY sFCRFTAnY

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26 United
Press.) - Appointment OF Gordon
Woodbury., Of New Hampshire. as as
sistant Secretary OF the Navy TO sue
ceed Franklin d. Roosevelt was an
nOunced today at the Navy Depart
ment The appointment was made by
President Wilson.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26

four hours. The total for the month.
according 20 records kept by Charles
Simmons. OF the Street and sewer De-
parimeni. was $50 inches. While for
this year 10 only reached $50 Inches-.
The heaviest fan OF rain ihis month
was on the night OF August 1911.
when there was a total OF PCS Inches
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
MRS MARY \. MORROW DEAD.

Mrs. Mary Frames Morrow. widow
OF Horny r. Morrow, died az her
home in Chester. Pa. on Tuesday.
Mrs Morrow was we'll known here.
being a daghter Of the la.e William
and Melvina Belt She was in her
S3d year Her funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon. with services at
her late home, 22i2 Crosby street.
Chester.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
BOGUS BOOZE IN
FANORTE BOTTLES

WASHINGTON. Aug. % United
PreSs) ).-BOOtleggers have stolen a
paqe from the book OF the un-
seriipulOus In antiques.
According 10 Prohibition Com
missioner kramer. mOOnShine and
home distilled whiskey j. now be-
ina colOred and put in bottles la
beled with the famous brands Of
a by-qOne day.
kramer Is looking for the man
who cOunlerfeiiS The labels. II
Is believed he Is New Yorker.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
FIpF CHIFTS no GET CiRs

The nfw Dodge and Ford touring
cars rrrenflv purchased for the use
of iho chief and assistant engine rs
OF the Wilmington Fire Departmey. !.
will be officially turned over by Cliy
Council tonight TO The department
heads.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
TURFT NFW pATROIlIFN

Having passed the. requirements or
the police department three men were
assigned 10 duty In The department.
today. The new peace guardians arc
George A. Tulley. James j. McNey
and Cornelius j. Huliburg
Evening journal., 1920-08-26

patch received by the French foreign
office today.
Wilma Is on the Nlemcn river on the
Russian side OF the tentative boundary
recently agreed 10 by The Russians
and Lithuanians. Dispatches last
week reported the Russians had NOV
ed their headquarters from Wilma 70
GrOdnO.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
GETS THANKs FROM SCOTLAND.

LnIeT Or FOIlco BIdck. Who rccenfIY
located a brother and sister OF Mrs.
NJ Campbell. OF s Green street Alva,
Scotland. today received a letter
from Mrs Campbell thanking him for
his kindness in her behalf.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
ELMHURsT has NEWSPAPER.

Another weekly newspaper mas
made lis appearance. % being The
Elmhrst News. pbl'shed by the Elm
hrst News COMPANY. The new weekly
is a four-page sheet containing news
Of interest 10 residents Of Emhrsl'
Richardson Park. Ashley. Bellemoor
and Newport. Residents OF the com
muniiies where D. is now being d.s-
tribled express satisfaction over its
establishment. the general opinion
being hat il Is a means Of great I'M
proVemeni TO the towns
Prevent bottle famine. Return emptles
rronnnf1v Glover nairv CO-AdV.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
TODAY'S TFMPERATURE.
SUN AND TIDE.
Head of ChrisIinnn.
LOST AND FODND.

7 OsT-PURsE. GREY. CONTAINING
IL money and r. IT, Co. key, on East
Fourth street. Reward II returned to
Evening Journal Once. aug26-1t.
CONTINUED from 2Aso Ten.l
Evening journal., 1920-08-26

IN JAIL FOR
IRISHCAUSE
MacSwiney, Lord Mayor of
Cork, Given "a Hours
More to Live
APPEAL TO KING FAILS
TO WIN MANS RELEASE

NEW YORK, Aug. 26 Omitted
PrcsS).-Pcter MacSwiney sent the
following message 10 his brother
Terence in BriNtOn prison.
Dear Trrry-No true lriShman
could take any other stand than
81 YOU have taken. The whole world,
particularly America, Is watching
and Is stirred by your noble fight.
We are all praying for you. and
hope God VIII sustain Muricl Cihe
Lord Mayors wife) in her great
trial. PETER"
Evening journal., 1920-08-26

LONDON, Aug. 96 UNITED Pressl-
Terence MasSwiney, Lord Mayor OF
Cork. was given but % hours 90 live by
physicians az Brixton prison today
Interest In the condition OF the
Irish official who is near death from
Continued on Page Twelve.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
PROCLAMATION GIVES BALLOT TO WOMEN:
DRIVE REDS FROM MAIN HEADQUARTERS
SECRETARY COLBY
SIGNS DOCUMENT
NHZS OWNHOINE

Suffrage Leaders Disappointed Because OPP
portunity For Public Signing and Cele-
bration Was Not CiUen Them BY Federal
Officials
Evening journal., 1920-08-26

Rims for an cars. Automobile Equip
ment Co., Third and French.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26
THE WEATHER

Generally fair weather and moder-
ate temperature tonight and Friday.
gentle north winds.
Evening journal., 1920-08-26

Certified Mix for Infanls--Cloyer
Dairy CO.-Adv.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-04-20

linen Envelopes, Reg. 15c.
Special, 3 pkgs 49,. .33c
Upjohn Syr. Hypophosphites
Co. Reg. 81. Special 79c
Turkish Bath Soap.
Reg. l5c. Special, 3 for 33c
Armand Face Powder.
Reg. 15c. Special. .36c
Necessary stamps to be added
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Donald called on relatives in Olym-
pia Tuesday
Mrs. A. X. Mccall visited with
Mrs. j. A. Andersen Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McCullum
left for Seattle Monday and from
there will leave for Spokane, where
they will stay several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Balmer and daugh-
ter Rose have moved to a small
house owned by Mrs. Hachmann. Mr..
Balmer milks a score of the thor
oughbred Holsteins on the Hachman
Koenig ranch.
Mrs. Daisy Koenig and children
called on Mrs. Mccall Sunday.
hurry Taylor of Dupont and did
some buhchering at the Andersen
ranch Wednesday evening.
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Special Prices for Fri. and Sat.

Armand Talcum Powder.
Reg. 25c. Special. :. .17c
Ivory Soap Flakes.
Reg. l5c. Special. .. lie
Oriental Bath Powder.
Reg. soc. Special. =. .36c
Toilet Paper. Reg. 15c roll.
Special. 3 for. .... .30e
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chased W. J. Davis farm. took pos
session Saturday. arriving with $50
White Leghorn chickens.
Mrs. John Gunstone and daughters
and Ivo Walters spent sunday after
noon at Brookside farm.
MIR. and Mrs. Elmo Brown and
Elmo Jr., of Day Island, spent Sun
day at the home of W. X. Ball,
Bud Bcrgh spent several days at
his home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w T, Schulze and
daughter arc visiting Mr.. Schulze's
parents for ii couple of weeks.
Frank Smith of Camp Lewis spent
Sunday at the home OF w. J. Abbott
The Misses Helen Leghorn and
Hazel LOOMS spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs Il. l.. Abbott.
George Mcdowell spent several
days fixing his fences.
p. b. Glasfor dwent fishing one day
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.,rnc,'icanization Day. May list.
PENINSULA

Mrs. Florence Hartshorn has re-
turned from Seattle. where she spent
a number of days visiting friends.
Mrs. William Porteous is helping
out" al the telephone office in Olym-
pia for few days.
a surprise was given Mr.. anw Mrs
Joseph Lavery and Earl Lavery last
Saturday evening by a number of
friends and neighbors. Refreshments
were served, consisting of sandwiches,
coffee. cake and pickles. A very good
time was enjoyed by all present. Mr..
and Mrs. Lavery have sold their
place and expect to move soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Modes and son
Vernon have moved from Seattle to
their ranch at Buffers Cove.
Mrs. Clyde and nephew. Frank
Clawson. drove to Shelton for ride
Sunday afternoon.
! Lawrence Mary is visiting ut the
/ home of his grandfather II. E. Dairs
this week.
Miss Jewell Johnston is new
pupil ct Buffers Cove school since
Monday.
J. r. Johnston has employment al
the county treasurer's Office now.
c. S. Turner has returned home
from several months visit with hi:
sons in Oregon. most of his time
being spent at Sumner Turner's a.
Monroe.
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). .. 8. 8: s. s. 9. 3: :. !. - 8. g s. e. 8: &. 81 fl
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sol TIL UNION

Mrs Arleta Hopkins and children
returned 10 their home after two
weeks at the home Of Mrs. Hopkins
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Randall.
Mrs. Lester A. Walker is at home
for couple Of weeks. She is much
better after an attack of flu.
Mrs John Randall Mrs. l.. A Ran
dali and Mrs. w. X. Ball spent Satur-
day in Olympia.
John Randall spent the weekend
at his home.
/. Mr. Cruger of Elma. who pur-
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.AmericanizatiOn Day, May 1st.
F.AIRvIEW

Emil Debels, who has been some
time at the Western Washington Hos
pital, returned home again last Sun
day quite recovered in health,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luedecker and sons
and Lester Benton were Olympia Wis
! itors Tuesday evening. e- 50 T..
Mrs Henry Berg called on Mrs, c.
v. Cooper and Mrs. Parsons Thurs
day afternoon.
DR.. Mustard of Olympia made a
friendly call at the Luedecker home
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Luedecker and son, Edwin.
evening.
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characterization Day, May list
EUREKA


Miss Winnifred Pohlman was a
weekend visitor with relatives in
Tenino.
Mrs. Roy Morris and children went
east Of the mountains last Monday
for few days visit
Miss Bess., Evans was a week end
visitor in Seattle.
Mr.. Pohlmans ,ao.her. who has
been visiting with him for a few days,
left last Friday for Bremerton,
where she will visit with another son
for while. She was accompanied by
with relatives in Seattle.
A number from this neighborhood
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-04-20

G. E. Conn has declared himself q
candidate for county superintendent
Of schools, as republican.
Mr.. Conn has resided in the county
eight years. and claims service Of
80 years in educational work. He
will be remembered as a candidate
for school superintendent on the non
partisan ticket four years ago.
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characterization DAY, May 1st
NISQUALLY VALLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hellander OF
Camp Lewis called at the Mccall
home Saturday.
Mrs. William Wallace and son
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visited Olympia on business last Mon
day.
Mrs Clark went to Tacoma Tues
day.
Mrs. Helen Clark of Tacoma was
visiting Sunday with her son Roy
Clark and other relatives.
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Approximation Day, May list.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-22
SWINE SHOW

The swine show at the State
Fair this year, September 49,
25, promises to be at least sew
enty-five per cent larger than
last year. Entries have been
made in the Futurity shows Of
the Duroc, Poland and Chester
White breeds. Chester White
is a hog that was never on the
State Fair grounds before, but
there will be lots of them this
year. Good special premiums
are offered for all of these
breeds also the Berkshires and
the Hampshires. The advanc-
ed sheets of the live stock de-
partment Of the premium list
are out, you should write for q
copy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-22

COUNTY EXHIBITS

Interest in the county exhib-
it's at the State Fair has taken
an early start for the 1920 Fair
which will be held September
1926. Logan county has writ
ten to Manager J. L. Beaman.
reserving the same space they
had last year. 1t shows that
they are planning on coming
stronger this year than ever be-
fore.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-22
DEF. NoRrE MOTHERS IRArE
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
OF COLORADO

TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE
OF COLORADO
A mothers name Is published in
the criminal columns OF the court. be-
Ing under peace bond. by the people
Of Colorado.
This mothers little six year old
Etrl was assaulted BY brute OF .
man. The mother being frantic with
grief over what she heard from her
innocent baby'a lips and there being
evidence very plain. she threatened
this mans life.
The man who represents the peo-
p,e Of Colorado has judged this fran
tic mother with committing a. great
crime az the brute who assaulted
her baby girl. The child not being
old enough to take an oath in court.
the brute was set free but not proven
innocent. The mother who tried to
defend her child has been disgraced
In the eyes Of the people Of the state
Of Colorado. II this Justice?
DEL NORTE MOTHERS.
Proprietor
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-22
The case of John Fiseh-
bach vs.. the City of Monte Wis
tn has been set for May 31st in
the district court.

The San Luis Valley Fedora
ton of Commercial Clubs will
meet in Center, Wednesday,
May 26th. There will proba-
bly, be about $50 visitors and
the meeting will be held in the
H. S. Auditorium, with a light
lunch served in the gymnasium
after the meeting.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-22
SILK DRESS SKIRTS

Never have the separate skirts been as At
tractivs a. during the present season. all OF the
lovely new ones are now assembled In our sktrt
section. Tricotine. Pussywillow. Baronet sTtin.
Crepe de chimes, Kumsi- -Kumsa. Fan-Ta-Si and
silk poplins and other light weight materials In
silks. We have these in White. Black. Navy
and Light Blue. Peach. Yellow. and Combina-
ton. The stock consists OF 53 skirts put into
six priced LOTS.
&76oS for choice of stock. former prices
a. high ~ $3.50
$is.es for second choice, former price
up to $Z7.oO
SASS for third choice, former price
3l1.sS for fourth choice, former price
up to 80. $3.50
8 o.0S for fifth choice. former price
up 10 $lS.0V
3 IT'S for choice Of remainder of stock.
former price up to 5000
WASH AND SPORT SKIRTS
Some are especially woven for this seasons
models. This year the Wash skirts are more
popular than ever before. because Of the unus-
uai weave and style ideas. Piques. Poirets Car
bardines, Serf Satins. Madras and Ducks. The
May prices range from sass 70 o.oS
WOOL and PALM BEACH SPORT SKIRTS
Plain plaid and stripe Palm beaches, plaid
and striped woods. May prices. .$3.sS 70 l7.sS
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-22

BLOUSES-
We are now showing blouses at May spec.
ial prices. Blouses made Of the finest Crepe de.
chine. Georgette Crspss, Drsssy waists and tail
ored styles. round and v neck. vestee effects and
the collarless models, they are plain tucked
braided. beaded and button trimmed. some mod.
els long Russian model. silk girdle at waist line
These come in White. Flesh, Peach. Blues, Tans,
Browns and Blacks, In long and short sleeves
SO waists put into nix lots-
SleeS for choice. former prices up to $1,000
lA.oS for q choice. former prices up to 1000
ll.sS for . choice. former prices up to 1850
ass for . choice. former prices up to 1880
e.ss for = choice. former prices up to 800
ass for q choice. former prices up to 80
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-22
SOLICITOR

The solicitor for livestock commission nice tnO'
He has to be- would do good his line Of business
However did think better service H
icitor caused The kind Of service which
terested which only class and
= AMERICAN maintain Ul
icitor because service
THE AMERICAN calls upon and asks M
the thai
Is just out for little get acquainted" trip
THE AMERICAN COMMISSION COMPANY
Unioa Stock Yards, Denver, Colorado
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-05-22

On account of the non-arriv-
al of the train today, Monte
Vista people did not receive
their Denver Post and are not
advised whether Carranza has
been captured again or not.