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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-06
GHOST" IN LYNCHBURG.

As. was stated in the Gazette Sc.
,ral DAYS ago. Il ghost" Is terror
III. tire negroes of Lynchburg, sc
much so that il is said but few nae
rnc tcmcrity TO appear on the streets
after dark. The ghost is described aS
u great. tall. broad black man with
ar immense tail with an armorcd
head. 1t has gottcr to the point whetC
housewives are suffering because
negro women in service in mary
houses insist on "org tc. their homes
before nightfall and this leaves nc.
few homes to complete supper n.
~sn"cmcntS. for the cook is missing
wnca darkness begins to settle down.
The gacSi is alleged 70 have soae
lnto Que negro home without the re
lastly Of oryning a locked door. The
family fed from the supper taote,
s.rd wi,cr the ghoSe had disposed q
the meal. it. too. disappeared. Ar
rther time. according TO popular pc
l;2f among the blacks. the ghost was
a;:prrhendcd by the police and plaesd
- TIE 'y..;ytrQl'a wagon under lock an1
g.. BIT wien the police opened .ao
,.r ,c. remove the ghost i was gone.
.,,c;Gey negro shot at the ghost, ana
.,i.rus.rh - -" 'hn h"lln' 80 'N""1er
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-06
AMERICAN MISSION At fKONl
Colonel House And Colleagues Arc
Guests of Pershing.

Guests of Pershing.
Paris. Dec. 6.--Tnc following au-
thorizcd report was issued yesterday
Of the. visit to the American hear
quarters made by the American ms
SIGN to the Intcr-Aiiicu Conference:
Colonel House, accompanied D!
The other members Of the miSs:o!
and Lord Eorthcliifc. left Paris Tues
day morning for the general
hcadouartcrs Of the American cXpe-
dictionary forces. They spent the al
rcrnoon visiting the training quar-
tcrs and witnessing exercises. Cen
pcrsbinr conducted the party per
sonallv and showed the visitors ever
department of war preparations !
the field. including bayonct exercise
rife practi-c with targets represent
ing landscapes. grenade throwing
trench mortar practice, artillery prac'
tice with the cooperation of a'f-
plancs. automatic rifle practice ana
machine gun curtain fire.
THE mission returned with ine
mos; favorable impression OF 'ae
spirit of the officers and men ana
of the state Of their preparation. be
sides the remarkable esprit &c corps
in evidence in every branch OF =:
service. The mission noted with Spe-
cinl satisfaction details Of organ!za:
tion on somewhat original lines. with
n Young man full of energy ut SIC
head of each department.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-06
BR1BE MEXICAN PRESS.
Funds for Propaganda Given by Ger
man Government.

Ell paso, Tex.. Dec. 6.-inat N'ii
Eckhardt, German Minister. ana Inc
imperial legation has been furrisf-
ing money to influence certain N2Ii-
AN newspapers TO spread German
and central powers propaganda
throughout the southern republic i
the allegations made by FL Universal,
tho official Carranza newspaper OF
Mexico City. in its issue of NoH-
cmbor so. copies of which have been
received in FL Paso.
With a complete page OF atega :
t;:.,;& making these charges. FL UAi'
,cr.al alleges that Won Eckhardt anr
otter members OF the imperial ScI-
ornmcnt agents in Mexico have for
sc..,c time been furnishing money 10
certain newspaper publications. ri
Universal says that Won Eckiardt
supplied l01 rolls of news pape: to
FL Democrat. u newspaper published
by Rafael Martinez, who s con-
gresham Of the Mexican govern
nent.
According to, the allegations Of Ii
Universal, this paper, weighed 52.all
pounds and was valued at s7,l07Gi.
II Universal published what is pur-
ported TO be fact SMILES Of receipts;
from Won Erkhardt and rho impcri1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-06
CONTROLS ALL SHIPPING.
Secretary Of Treasury Given Na'
Powers by President.

Secretary Of Treasury Given Na'
Powers by President.
President Wilson yesterday Gatu
Secretary McAdoo absolute autaori
" over every vessel moving in -
ritoriai waters OF the United Stats.
In Il proclamation. the i'''cSId>E.
empowered the Secretary O! re
Treasury 10 control the movcmun,s
and anchorage Of any vessel. iur"is:"
81 domestic Customs officers or other
agents Of the Treasury may board
such vessel ut any time. search thea.
place guards OH them. or. when ncrc:
sary. take full possession ara rcnn't
the crews and others on board.
In this way, the Treasury Dcpari-
mcnt. on advice from secret s2rv.r@
men, or whenever the occas;o" ""r-
rants. may take any step ncGcs@@'".
20 protect vessel from damage =,
p!UttcrS. or prevent p!ottcrS 1r2."
using the vessel against this co"n."".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-06
OSTRACIZED GERMANY.
Baltimore Sum

There was was time when Germany.
that afterwards set up the hypocriti-
cal lament of being shut out from is
place in the sun, prided itself III what
ii termed its magnificent isolation.
j. was glad to stand aloof from
France ard from England and follow
s policy that kept the chcckcrboard
cf Europe always before the view Of
the world as disclosing game Of
subtle and devious intricac.es. Every
effort BY the other powers tin IN
derstanding or alliance with Gec-
many to have itsniakc clear its al.
titude failed. 1t would never 60
operate with France or England for
:, au:,ri.~ e ]. ""nt.urr, u -l"rifsI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-06
it's body, it did not prevent the gnoss

it's body, it did not prevent the snoS's'.
from disappearing.
, The above brings TO mind q or'ea
reign Of terror which existed in Alex
ardria shortly after the close OF the
c;~il war, or about the time pictures
Of members of the Ku klux k|an IT
their weird attire were being cif-
culated among negroes. Most OF the
latter who had flocked to the citles
were firm believers in conjuration'
voodoism. etc. and a report was or.
cnlated that Alexandria was lnfest-
cd with might doctors These fienas'
# was alleged. carried plasters az
night which they suddenly fixed %
the mouths of negroes. A COMPOSE
ton upon the plasters. it was DeileS-
cd. caused the subjects to s"oor
after which they were placed upon
dissccting boards in certain places
THE report caused considerable aias'f
,non the darkcys and kept the mass
of them within doors after DARK
Some white people also believed t'!'
! silly story.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-06
SEA RAIDER OFF TO JAIL
Captain Thierichens Taken to Ailan.
IA TO Serve Term.

Captain Thierichens Taken to Ailan.
ia to Serve Term.
Philadelphia, Dec. Captain Max
\. Thierichcns. former commander
Of the German sea raider Prinz Elt2.
Friedrich. was on Tuesday taken -
The Federal Penitentiary at Ati&hta
~ United States Deputy Marsha!
Matthew Kelley. TO serve IL" r.
rain,ler Of ii months sentence
ror violating the Mann white slave
act.
CAPTAIN Thierichcns was convicle"
IF bringing Marie Funk. young
German domestic, from Ithaca. =. l.
% this city for improper purposes
Judge Thompson sentenced nm .
4 months imprisonment from JuEs
%, leaving about eight months ans
Il days for the convicted German O.
licer yet q serve.
As long as the United States fe
mains q combatant in the big war
Captain Thicrichens will be a pFi"o"
,r of war. IF the war is still gong
an when he completes his senteE@'
or the white slave ofense. ne WI
20 taken into custody At The prison
,loors and interned az prisoner =
var al Fort O%lethOrpc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-06
FINDS FIIERS At sen.
Ship Supplies. Compass ana 90"
and Plane Flies for Port.

Ship Supplies. Compass and roo"
and Plane Flies for Port.
An Atlantic Port, Dec. Tive
American aviatorS who had 'o:;s
heir compass and their bearings ".r
mr. a flight in search OF submarines
rom :. station somewhere in Europ-
were encountered at sea 800 T'i"s
off the Irish coast by Stean's':'
which arrived Yesterday at an AN2"-
SIC Port. The nicrS started on !''
.ct,,ln tr.p TO their station AFTER Ne
ne supplied with provisions ana !
new compass.
The ship's lookout sighted strange
appearing craft on the sea. iIH''&
signals of distress. \ boat was SEM
to investigate. To their great s'@-
Prise the sailors learned The craft
vas a hydro-airplanc with .imcrit1n
airmcn on board. The arjatcrs Sa'G
hey dropped their compass alter
hey had lost sight of land ard =
thcy had no way in which t1ey can'.'
determine thc,r bearings they 3r-i,'-
ID to rest on the sea III 'i'r hon"
tha; some passing ship mj@n: Si@Ht
,hcm and render the necessary rs
sistancc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-06
AMERICAS WAR CARDS.
Way is Paved for Rulers of Germany
ia Respond to Charges.

Nay Is TdNtd AoA N~a
TO Respond TO Charges.
Americas cards are on the taple'
Il Germany is to escape oeihe
crashed she must as freely ard a
frankly state exactly what she Is
fipcting for as President Wilson out
lined the war aims Of the Unitee
States The way is open for the
German ruling powers to respond
explain to the German people ;".'
tic world-exactly what they arc
Fighting for Or admit Am7ricas m
.;ictmcnt, and fight it out. The tA2le
* likewise waiting for England
France and the other entente power:
t. put their cards upon t. as res
,;cnt Wilson displayed America s.
i This, it may be stated, is the %
f;c;al view of the Presidents cpocha
address before congre.ss. l. * 'h'
most powerful blow Of the pollt'ca:
81 enSlve against tcrih3is. ''"' "'''
VT been struck. It was addressed &c
tic German people as much rs to tht
o,;,cr people o. the world. The val
W. be considered won when a peace
based on justice--to @a"9'y ana
f..:errl alike-can be MID: aHd ..nar-
a~tccl by "spokcsmcn Of the German
r2oplc whose word we ca! believe
There is no mistaking :he meaning OF
President Wilson's out;in" Of Amen
can war aims.
American blood Is n! to = Shcd
ma American money Is 1T ~ DC
spent toward realization Of ""y ,"llish
aims
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-06

ALEXANDRIA'S STAR OF HOPE

!, The ppaicatio : sse Gazette yes
t.r3ay Of an article from The Wall
Street Journal stating that the
Ins;ted States Steamship Company,
which has contracted with the govern
nent TO f.,rn;sh fifty-four million
liars worth Of vessels, had pur-
chased property in Alexandria upon
,.h;ch to construct some OF these
vessels. sc,,t thrill 0, delight
through the entire community "hlie
% the mass Of our people TINS state
n.nt was as a brilliant and uncXpect-
"a meteor lowering over the old city,
# did not surprise a certain small
r,inority who had known for weeks
,h:; something was going on which
y;culd enthuse every reader of the
Gazette when the time should come
rc make known the result Of certain
NEGOTIATIONS which we knew were IN
n,9rrcss. The Gazette, however.
conld make no statement Until
ttia.s had crystalizcd But when
,,e saw that one Of the leading
financial publications of the country
il rot Of the world had printed the
secret. we realized that the time had
come TO let our people know what
was going on.
During the past summer I was
Known that the eyes of tue CONNER
ciaJ world had been tarnod TO Alex
andria and vicinity. Several months
AGO strangers were travcrSrg New
Alexandria and contiguous parts OF
FSffax county opposite our clEy OBJ
tanning options upon property, ana
il is known that over live i,tndrod
acres Of land have been secured with
n sight Of Alexandria for the pur-
pose of establishing an aero factory,
.w:ich primarily will he foE the pro
lection Of Washington. bot at which
acroplanes and other flying devices
VIII DC manufactured t0r prlrar"
parties. It may not be generally
known that the titles to every parcel
o. ground in New Alexandria has
been examined ut the courthouse at
Fairfax. II may also be stated that
Tic government during the past few
weeks has spent one thousand dol
lars in surveys in that vicinity. and
<>shat soundings for foundations have
.-bcsp made IN the reclaimed ground
opposite what WAS formerly Battery
Rogers. and that the foundations
nave been declared satisfactory III
very way.
Blue prints have been prepared BY
he Washington Southern Railway
Company for spur track from Inc
main stem Of that road ri Franconia
to the property secured in Fairfax
county adjoining Alexandria.
sThc Gazette, which has participated
IN he joys and disappointment Of
Alexandria for, over n century and i
laird. joins in the enthusiasm which
those announcements bavc produced.
AZ! will earnestly do It's part TO-
w,~,,s accelcrating the tidal wave
which seems coming this way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-06

legation, signed by Rafael Martina.
a. editor Of e. Democrat, who &C
ksowledged receipt Of the paper AM
Of large sums Of money ADVANCE
the publication by the German hi5
ister and German agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-06

The funeral of Col. Nathanjr!
Tslrr veteran o, Inc Civil War,
who Gica in Washington Tucsiay,
tool: place toda" In Rich
no"d. Col. Tyler wa for many
wears editor of the Richmond En-
orrc. He is survived by i've chi!i-
reH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-06

FOR RENT Tn &c large rooms
water and electric lights; SO per
month. Also furnished rooms 70;
rent ii reasonable prices. POS kl"I
street %! =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-12-06
SAW HER CHILD KILLED.
Little Boy Run Down by Trolley Car
as Mother Looked or.
Philadelphia. Dec with us
Classified Advertising

W.tNTED-Young man in Shipri..,
department Of wholesale :nc&...
Good wa""S and permanent .'ass-
ton FOR cTpahic person. Anp;T -
Shipping Clerk, Gazette Office.
2a0-3t.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-18
First Wife Helps
No. 2 Get Divorce

NEW YORK, Jan ls-Whcn
man has two wives, as two women
allegc in the case OF Capt Selwyn
Ioyco. a veteran OF the Boer war, he
is in danger 4 losing both as pro-
cecdings before Justice Glegerich in
the supreme court discloses, Accord
ing to the collective testimony Of the
two women Captain Joyce married the
second time without the formali,y Of
being divorced. When the second Mrs.
Joyce discovered that It was after she
made the remark TO her husband, IN
the course OF family argument, she
says, that he was not too good 10 have
another wife
But YOU can't prove it" he replied
according to her
The two women who say they have
been married to Captain Joyce believe
in cooperation The second one, who
was Miss Dorothy Sckoiield OF East
Orange, N. J., is now assisting Mrs,
Estelle Thebaud Joyce to get a di-
vorce When Miss Schofield soueh,
an annulment Of her marriage, Mrs.
Joyce assisted her.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-18
POPE APPEALS
FOR BElC|ANS
Appeals for Return Of OepOrt-
ed Civilians,

LONDON. Jan lS-With view to
preventing further Belgian deportation
and bringing about the repatriation OF
those already sent to Germany Pope
Benedict has made representations TO
the imperial government, according TO
a letter from Cardinal Gasparri, the
papal secretary, to Cardinal Mercicr,
primatc OF Belgium, which has been
given out here. The pontiif has also
directed Cardinal Mercier to do all in
his power to alleviate the SuilcrlngS
Of the Belgians and the cardinal has
instructed the priests TO defend the
interests of civilians and provide ma
terial comforts to the families OF the
deportcd men. Cardinal GaSparri
wrote as follows to Cardinal Mct-
cicr:
THE pon,iii whose ia,hcrly heart is
deeply moved by all the Suiferings OF
the well-beloved Belgian people. has
instructed me to inform Your cminence
that taking vivid interest in your
people who have been SO harshly put
on trial, he has already pleaded in
their favor with the imperial German
government, and that he will doEyety-
thing in his power in order an
end may be put to the depDTallonN
and ,ha, those who have already been
carried off far from their country may
soon be back amidst their mourning
families"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-18
'LO HIS own BOSS
IF Competent
Commission Coming to Okla
homa to Pass on Chey-
enneS and ArapahoeS,

WASHINGTON, d G., Jan. IS
A competency commission, consisting
of Inspector {. r. Trowhridge OF the
interior department. and Inspector O..
II Mcpherson OF the Indian office,
who will act IN conjunction with local
agents OF the Cheyenne and Arapaho
Indian reservation, has been detailed
to Oklahoma for the purpose OF releaS-
ing all competent Cheyenne and Arapa-
no Indians from guardianship at the
expiration of the present trust period
in MayToi this year.
Petitions urging that restrictions be
removed from all able ebodied male In
dians between the ages of q and so
years, sent to Washington by citizens
OF the tribe and whites, as well, have
been presented to Secretary Lane by
Congressman Scott Ferris
For more than twenty years the ter.
ri,ory embraced in the Cheyenne and
Arapaho Indian reservation has been
occupied by white people. from whom
the Indians have learned business meth.
ods, and It is believed the commission
will find many able-bodled male In.
dians who are competent and Suii,.
ciently acquainted with business al.
fairs to entitle them TO full Citizenship
| and exclusive control Of their owl
money and property. Doubtless III,
government will continue to exerclS,
guardianship over all Indian women
minors, aged males and detectives
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-18

Within ten minutes after an appli-
cation Of Danderine you can not find a
single trace Of dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch, bu, wha,
will please you most will be after a
few weeks use, when you see new hair,
fine and downy at firs,--yes-but really
new hair--growing all over the scalp
A little Danderine Immediately
doubles the beauty of your hair. No
difference how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy, Just moisten cloth with
Dandcrinc and c;;efully draw 4,
through your hair taking one small
strand a, a time, The effect is ama,-
ing your hair will be light, fluffy and
wavy, and have an appearance -ef
abundance an incompatible lus,re.
soi'ncsS and luxurianoe
Get a Is cent bottle Of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter, and prove that your hair
is as pretty and soft as any--,hat II
has been neglected or injured by care
less uea,men,-thats all--you surely
can have beautiful hair and lots Of Il
II you will Just try : little Danderine.
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-18

blood would come, and could not rest
II saw how Cu,icura Soap and Oint.
men, had healed so many people 20
sen, for a sample, | bough, more and
was healed. Now my skin is smooth and
soft" lSigned) Miss D. {. Trueb'cod.
32l Lee ST., Hampton, Va.
Cu,icura Soap daily and Cuiicura Oin''
ment occasionally prevent pimplles,
blaekheads or other euptions. Un.
slightly eomplexions are often . her to
social and business succees.
For Frss Ssmpls RaeA u ns(sss
Mail address poss-csrd: "CueIeusA
Dept. n. Boston" sold everywhere.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-18
Lincoln's Favorite
Waitress Is Dead

.DANNlLLE, Ill, Jan. IS. - Mrs
Mary Lord. favorite waitteSS Of
Abraham Lincoln, and who was called
upon to wal, on the great emancipation
when he visited this city on his circuit
riding tours, is dead. She had been a
residen, of Danvillc nearly all her life
She was married TO Charles Lord in
1853. One OF the greatest treasures of
Mrs. Lord was a small wedding gift
from Lincoln.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-18
Thirteenth Juror
in Mooney Trial

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l8. - The
twelfth man on the jury panel TO try
Thomas Mooney for murder was
sworn in here Wednesday. A thir-
teenth Juror to guard against any con-
tlngency OF illness will be selected after
which the prosecution will make its
opening address to the court.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-18
Crochet Cotton 79c Box
kayss sd 1Gd Italian Silk Underwear S spsea PGs @

from the world leading makers aad the
$3.50 For $500 Envelope Chemises =
These TEDDY Bears have hemsttched
band tops and are made OF extra heavy
silk.
Beautiful Suits to Match Made OF
dainty striped silk and consisting Of
vests. bloomers, union suits and envelope
chemiSes These garments have PLAIN
band top and are hemstitched finished
all beautifully made Prices per garment
$3.50 For $500 Vests.
$3.50 For $3.50 Bloomers.
$3.50 For $3.50 Union Suits.
$3.50 For $500 Teddy Bears"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-18
ANSWER TO NO, ~,

Together the two trains cover 20
feet in ; seconds. which makes the
average speed 3 seconds Going in
the same direction the fast train goes
20 feet farther in Is seconds than
the other. AT an average speed Of
20 feet in 3 seconds. each train
would go $50 feet in IS seconds, but
the ias, train has gone 20 feet more
than the other, which makes their
speeds W miles per hour Tor the
shor, train and 10 miles per hour for
the longer one.
tcopytlsht 1918. by Sam uoyal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-18
Lost Boys Found
by Roaring Fire

pLAlNVlEW, Texas, Ian. ls-Wil.
lard Warren, Rudolph Warren and
Harvey Lee Beauchamp, painyiew
boys thought lost IN the snows,orm
Sunday, were found last nigh, in a
canyon near Qui,oque, Btiscoc county.
where they had taken refuge The lads
had kept themselves comfortable with
a roaring fire they had built and had
found plenty Vi gams iot ivoL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-18
BRYAN TELLS POLITICIANS
TO WORK FOR DRY VOTE

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. lS--Wil-
liam Jennings Bryan in an address
before the Ohio dry convention, re-
peated his statement that it is time
for leaders OF political parties to be-
gin fighting for the dry, votes. He
appealed to dry leaders OF all parties
in Ohio to organize in the interest Of
nrOhihitiOn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-18
Better Menu
Contest

EDITORS NOTE-Prres OF t5 each
will be awarded for the hest menu for
days meals for q ,. 4. ., s. and
people submitted during this contest.
Fifty cents will be paid for every menu
considered good enough to publish Tho
best menu submitted each week will APP
pear In n special page In the Time son
Friday and will entitlo tho writer to ~
worth Of groceries
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-18
By Aletha Barr TAFT.

\ 7RS. REUEL HASKELL JR,
NW and Mrs. y. A Richardson en-
NI tertained forty guests at
VS most beautifully appointed
luncheon bridge Yesterday at
o'clock at the home OF Mrs. Richard
'n. The luncheon tables were attrac-
e with bowls of narcissus and pink
'nations as the central decoration OF
| |ch, with a charming color scheme OF
T. nix and blue being carried out IN the
ace cards. tallies and the other ap-
Sintmen,s OF the afternoon The tavorS
the afternoon were won hy Mrs
,arles w Gunter, first prlzc, and Mrs.
rank Midgley. the second. The conSo-
ton was presented to Mrs. a. J. Nc
ahan.
Mr.. and Mrs John II Fredericton,
r. and Mrs Samuel NJ Gloyd, Mr. and
)rs Richard T, lIarriSS, Mr.. and Mrs.
oy +. Finnerty and Mr and Mrs B.
rankin Gill were the hostcS and host
Sses of the evening when the Lotus
| ub gave its customary monthly dance
st night in Euclid hall The presence
a number OF new members OF the
/ ub and several invited guests made
he affair unusually enjoyable. The
ew members OF the club are Mr., and
lrs. Kent Shartcl, Mr.. and Mrs. J
red Myer. DR.. and Mrs. Edmund $
|erguson, DT. and Mrs Robcr, l.. Hull
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-18
TRIAL OF WOMAN SLAYER
POSTPONED INDEFINITELY

MACON. Ga, Jan. lS.-Trial OF
Mrs. Matte Stokes Adams, who shot
and killed Capt T. J Spratling, Fifth
regiment Georgia national guard.
when the Georgia troops were in camp
her last August, has been postponed
until an indefinite date.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-18
The Sale of White

Sale OF muslin underwear. corScts.
brasSierc'. hlouSrS, aprons, etc Fourth
Floor
The other White sale at muslin
undcrthlngs m the Basement
sale OF sheets, mu,llns, table lucns,
art embroldcrles, etc, on rust Floor