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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

issse report ~coIdlng ~seryon~ down
the tine sxcrps the profh-~rsnx FEEDER.
Al government The Department -
iabor ~ili issae r~fors jv~-sfysn~
'hs sx<.sston for higher wages on she
xfosnd that sbo~s and boots havs
zone W In pssce-ssying no<hsnr.
soreyer. about the governments nysr
tn profitss-ins Tue alto hey ssp.
ersrs osfIes VIII snBosBce ~ lnqsiry
irfo tn shoe trade with . visw 90
: ro<~csf,on. rnzkinx no mention os ANY
posssb'e jsiiinx of soyernm>nfsl pro-
f5t<sx
Sov along The curve q th,s v1czu~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
MERIDIAN
BANK IS
ROBBED

Masked su,o bandits held
up ard robbed the State Rank
81 Meridian this afternoon
ncrsr amer one O'Clock
They ese2oed but are hesns
hosly pursned bv sheriff I'd
Robertson end posse Of
farmsr II II not know how
much the robbers secured.
81 far 70 word has been
heard frcm TIE pursuit but
u is known sAs, the robbers
beaded easswsrds after the
robbery.
Sheriff Robertson and four
deputies lcft Guthrie In fas,
cara within ten minutes after
the robbery. Answersns a call
from = ~ Heath. cashier Of
the robbed hank.
ris s the frs, bank rob.
berry TO be staged in Lcgsn
county.
In = phone talk 10 A 4
Eeyer. vice president Of the
Meridian bank. J n Heath.
the osshier said the robbers
took all money In the bank
with the exception Of a $50
bill that Was overlooked.
The amount will exceed
5000. The robbers locked
Heath and his heloerx in the
vault.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

circle. there wiil BE- no intsm ionsI IN
sincerity. hspoerssy or crookedn~.s. Il
Il the duty - government employs
l@ekifiy wise irswc,ios srorr ~lrcs
lors. 70 do she be- thy can for unels
Sam in disposins Of he goods. rbe
nufsc'srrFs and merchants must
profit or srrlth y ss no provsnoe Of
The fsdeFsi trade commisslDn 20 20
pfosiins into the activities q other
BRANCHES cf the rrsnmsns. The "a
''or des~rsmenf ms< repos On sh.nxs
y they ere. not - fhe, ms<hf have
,<ve bcss n snofbsr bnsnch Of ss<
tContinued o. Pare .. Col ii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
FEMALE STRIKE LEADER
KILLED ~ RIOT

Pittsburgh, Ia. Aug 37-~one wo
man. Mrs Fannie seiilns. 4 unitss
states mine Worker organizer. and
90 unidentified man. were killed In a
riot late yesterday afternoon al the
Allagheny Steel company mine al
Tarentum. near here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
Ba,ARtN ARMY Is
OFT or BUSINESS TO-DAY

Nunscn. An- .sss--The Bavzrsan arusy
of3cizsiy c~asss 70 exist fod4y. II
SecoEnss s'arT Of thc imperial defense
zrns. Prt~idens Eeers and Minister
- Dsf+rse Nceke wsrc present * the
k@F4eia sss strongly opposed 20
k&sax y array and hesd 20 il 70 iAe
5a'ssr rad sgssnss we rest q Ger
lssany-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
STATE TROOPS HAVE
CHARGE ~ CHARLOTTE

Charlotte. " G. aug sf--wis<s
troops sad srms.i citizens he'd shs
city under eonsAi today Afssr sa~
fI9sInx az xAztsadaH .ss4ys iss* nf1ht.
when sttsmpi ~as made {. spsrsts
street cars wlth non n.anioa msu.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
FIRE DESTROYS MASONIC
TEMPLE; LOSS $3.50, ,OUU

Little Rock. Ark- -Alz- ~ ss4s----ss4trp r,t
undetermined origin early this morn :
Ing destroyed the old Masonic Tsm
pie. Fiiih and Main streets, occupied
BY the Exchange National bank. aud
two adjoining buildings. re loss l.
approximately $685. 900
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
NATIONAL -eAo os RI
sEN coRRgeYs SrArtNfN'

Lea Angeles. Ass z-s 2 Nsn,-
ss~sry. -sssensi wee r~sssss.s ~ ~.
srssseresee % lsee-sslss Ersirssrs
ceeis-ee tsssy tat nls carrier state
-s~ss seess ressrpsion ~ won
hss ices rrs0,eerssees s-c .ns, 4
-ssrs sse rsss-psssr here ssesy b,
ssssr resc r,er.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
ANOTHER MEXICAN
BANDIT - DEAD

Mratep CITY, Ang ~ Tho dssth Ut
Hliyeriu soto. bandit lsadsr Via
has been operating sor 40ms ,hns In
shs state uf sinaloA. ~ repori~f IN !
Communication 10 ths var fspsstmsns
ny Lieut. Ansonio ralasuslos, ~.
sFai army officer la that state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
PRESIDENTS DECISION WILL
soBEa rrE Ne

lss ko7eAes, Ca Aas 2--lesoers
~ see r.rssi1s trsinrer sad meet
- ~'susc - neis sns rnosns-c &c se
ssr-s-e ~nst action .ssvss e~ ,sler
- ~ Src~s's iss-p~sse~s. L. L san.
ss~s. representative ~ the engineers
sase sse -eesice-ss Telegram ar,ovot
&c ssrsssi'y 70 - sroer ARD fhst ne
~as certain -the ~n<sss ~ovic be
sufn'~s se@cve reor seoay-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
sGN ORDERS 70 CO
9AcA TO ENclNeS

Les Aresies Cal. Ave z7-Aep~s-
s-~ssssvvs ~ tns ssv~ rsssrsss e~osh
e~Nesss here sss~ received sss,nsse
sssss-s-Ass trssUesse~s sro- Warren
5 stSee. r-~sscsrs ~ ire s>esAerAeoc
~ loSs-csise en7srsss. 70 r~.srn
'e ~svs srsreessseiy. Ths announce
-ert vas rsss early sccsy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
|NTlIN IS N F[ln
I Or AMENDMENT
ADMINISTRATION LEADERS,
SAY FIGHT On PE.NlN,li,
WOULD mtl-p u0oE rNGS-
oOENu. tICtr ~
tlOON n I<ESrr-
AMI

wsshla<'os. Ass s.-A ssssvss
sllsmps 10 forc- jsesn 20 pssliss -
ssF.sm-e' ss~r~sy M enssss.s.
,hs sisi@sss return u sAssssns 70
.tin~ 10 believed lsk~iy so<lss - =
rs-al' ~ ~ s.aAls sisssthsa orsens
c.' ~ ne sm~nam~os cf - iols|au
reiAs,va- eommsts~s
rhls ssr~emsrf ~nil. v~vssl ssss.
faf A. shs records ~ the peace evs.
fsrsnce sFe coacsfnsd. - In ssstsns~
In vfiilns
rhs J&pans~s. ho~~v~s h>v~ h~Fp
srfoe~ eoo<ls,.n,iy r~fv I'd "a p>rnn
it- publication An stssmp, 70 oossis
tho 'rslsa-s" a the actual sost,n<~
cf thls agreement sss msAs eDms
'we mosfhs sxo IN Paris 0se
ro~srs az Foashsd the iapsne-e %
In suhiect. ba' -rh M sacrrs Iist
NJ s'scrR eoussaas sily sse aeee
'sfssa e ffiats l1 sln b la lha ssn,
~
Nhlt 4ilnHnsilH t4 set.slafs afe
'onfdaa, " beating the shsrtaux
ssr~rnssns on the fioof. sh.y rr,srg
Ma that the fIxhs ma~t he made Or
hs pfiScipis that Ia order ~ ss~sve
'~fiy restoration ~ E~se. ths ss~~<y
t~vff " r-fss~a wssksrss ewarf
n.nt or reservations
Y v kaewn that many dlplowaas
cnn~gsd WITH thu pssaa conference
Confined On paes q. Col
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
eEsuLrs or ELEcrIos
N MISSISSIPPI

Jack~on. Ntss. Aug .---fncoua. ssse
resynz srOu sbe gab*rnascrial pri
rszry y-ssertzy show Oscar g Jyhn :
'sssn n c1zrts1sge. vish sea1 o.
ass1s Sxso soie* oser bis Opponent.
LE~s< csTerntr Leo X Rs. ..~s' The
fra' rrsssf $ efpressd 70 b. e;os~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

Szn Bernardo. Asr z7-Cfflclzss Of
tks k,esi lodges o. tie Big -Four
Bs< 
Tbo<>lz I'D todzy hey had re-
eetrs< 10 ORDERS TO ressrn 70 rerx.
Issls>szi striksrs declared they
vozls sisrsgzrs aay orders from in
te-.zti>sxi o<fiesss 70 rezzzs rorx.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
WILSON'S TEIEGRlM IS
VIRTUALLY An ORDER
~Wuft1,> III RL ltN\l\t.
AGAIN M NIGHT SAYS
llEND ~ lSNONlOrINI
ENGINEERS: CON
ftlCTl\6 WL-
FONTS


ssr Frsssisss. Ass s'-ss
trs-sis ssnsr sesr ssssrssa slss.
sfss trans . r,s~rs sss 81 oa..
ises -sls. s,s ser~srss - ths
sssthern arc ~ssssrr eaSihe sns
ss-ss Fs rsli-ssss. sss,s,ss - TIE
s>ssherr P&1isie s-rsSc><s ssss,.
q ~ss sspsStss ,rs s4ssrssr
,rsfsss ~eele eer,srss srir,sr.
nspsss. rrass--se - sns ssssra
Tsiirsses ssis ~srs yesterday. IN
sy-css.y ~ssr tns Lee Asselss
srxsr-e~-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
R0TlRANs ENJOY O[I|GHT-
Full LUNCH; TALK BUSINESS
New Members Initiated. All Are
Orators and Show Much
Ersdenee Of Having Good
Supply Of Pep

Tie &stsiy iC@ncAe4sn at tie Ro
tsry CIsp rzs sste1dss fcSsy b,
sho.s 81 lan sera. Prxssaess Barton
ezgress@s h1s cesExA; AZ tie snteresi
sAo~a and s1se< saat - was soss
shsH yasxs~s TAs ,ssse~ans men had
scea siersea 10 nsenss@r< - snd a.
sss1ess sAe 1@zeAeoz for tie ssras slaae
sssaay.
EsrteY Smsfh. Dr e II Barker.
z a 2 1 - ~ - : r TTTTT- W III
Bason sn4 Lesx fIsi~eEL Each
ss~ -snD-r Ssx ezlies gpoE to make
ssor szsx and az respozn.s: il
great ossto-sczl exySA. We are sorry
sass se esnso< psbissS sone u these
saort talks sss thea pcrhaps !: wossa
~ 100 Sa<sesie
Toe sbecia4 ssesss ~ere fr Davis
ot stixser z.z xr wIlsou- xr vii
ssn hsz rerently nere1 TO Cufhrs~
sDs = 0xzer q fks Opera Hoss< and
Ros~s HeseE property IN be zik
- she isnehs,s so5sr - sox of nss
Disns to iupsose shis property A.
new n<x sss1 - psf &C. tie -ntlr~
bslssisx r~zoyss<f zn< re5ecorzsea
aas fss rSsra 4osse vlTI - pzt IL
s1~xs class e1.s1it<4-
cka< 0.sex. psexs1<ne u TIE csz
fc51sissea = Fs~e 4 Cez-5
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27
VILLA lis FIELD MARSHAL
ANO army IS CROWNS
WNN W 1tll PlOrIFR~
Mh\>t tsbNtMNut.>i
WE'RE CART MN sOu.-
LOWING ENpispSrO<
on ATTEMPT 10
OVERTHROW Tur
CtnltA<zA RuIE
sulluriN

a. pass. Ave 2'--ssners Car.
r's- A'snfs. ire nss,sss ~yean %
Arch % sad 70 be lsss're . larps
parry ef Mexican esrsas All
bandit 'sesisrs IA Mexico. 10 the
report. have joined a. orc srssr
her banner. ~ssA villa a. the nsla
marshal. She sssspel from pussn
recently.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

YHG WGArHeR-
Ssv ors>szs. 40 17-TosseHs zs1
Tzxss1zF. E<ae<zz;y fzzx.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-27

Cont 'inued On paTe 4, coL II
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-24
For Sale By Leading Druggists in This City

Archbishop Higgs called attention
70 "a wave of fanaticiSm that is
sweeping over the country. in nanny
places in the name Of Christianity
and said the Chur.h Of Christ would
always be found on the side Of hu-
MN happiness. He deplored what he
termed the attempt of certain mis-
guided and uniformed persons to
make the world good by legislation
ana 20 compel church attendance by
blue laws
Archbishop Riggs :aid he doubts
The wisdcm Of the so-ca!led prchbi-
ton laws that do not prohibit, but
will CONVEX. many American homes
into stills and hrewcrics and create
thousands Of Iawbreakcrs engaged
in Illicit traffic in strong drink" The
archbishop viii tart on an extended
trip Wednesday to introduce ''th~
creed Of happiness in many States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-24
II You Will Call

in and let us explain, we can SHOW.
you where wireless operator in the
merchant marine. employed 81 4 sal
AIRY Of 1925 q month with living eX
penses, has the opportunity CT earn
ing doup!e that sum or more each
month if he has any business a. al in
his makeup. We have been telling
you in our advertisements tia. meE-
chant marine operators receive Sli0
Il month and up, with living expenses,
but there are many other y2od th:Gps
we have not ted you. Ycu may PCS
SHY be earning $200'a month in your
rreser. position. A course in wireless
biography will net Only pay ecu more
but a thorough knowledge Of radio
will furnish you with a stock in
trade" which viii be of !ncS.imaDic
value 10 you, for you will always be
in demand. Our course requires about
two hours of ycur time. either day or
night, for fourteen weeks; the tuition
fee is small; our instructors arc all
expert radio men; the school July
equipped with apparatus ard the !arg-
est Of its kind in America. Drop IN
ard have a little talk about the mater
We are quite sure it will interest you.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-24
ROBINS AROUND RICHMOND
Under Protection of Laws They Have
Multiplied Greatly

Richmond, FEB. 2l.-For the last
week the fields around this city have
been swarming with robins, the har-
5ingers of spring. They are to be seen
by the thousands just north Of the
city, and they allow persons v,ao
s.ro!. across the country to get with
IN short distance of them.
The laws Of the state have prevent.
cd their killing for the last two or
tirea years, and these birds haze
multiplied by the thousands The re-
ports Of the presence of these birds
n a.! paFts Of the country surround
ln& Richmond are coming in. Thew
are feeding in the fields Of clover
&Ha other crops. Hollywood cemetery
on the southwestern side of the city.
: filled with robins, but no one IS
allowed to n.olest them in any way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-24

The home of satisfaction. The place
Of guarantee. Let US do your cleaning
pressing and repairing. We haye the
best tailors in town and will make
your old suit over Are you in the
market for new suit? We have the
largest line Of woolens ever shown in
small city, we have over thousand
patterns to select from, wear our tailor,
made clothes, they make you look
good. feel good and will help YOU to
win the girl. WeS.Ersake the old look
young, our clothes will put new pep
in your bones. We will givetyo amy
style you desire, and guarantee to fl
any human, We fit Mutt and Jeff. and !
help TO bring up father, we are 7eav-
ing the Jones in the rear.rCon!eSon
boys to 903 King street and let US take
your measure.
HOME TAILORING co.
Phone 100. J. N. Niece, proprietor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-24
CRIME IL PROHIBITION?
Archbishop Riggs Says II Will "Con-
vert Many Homes into Stills"

"Thc colored MAJ with his losc Of
mi, Ii and music is true. cXpon@".
Of happiness Archbishop Joseph J,
H;mgs declared Il meeting Of hi"h.
ops Of thc Church af Christ, colo:".''
Yesterday in The chlpel, 222S Georgia
avenue northwest, Washington. Ills
brad grin and ro!lich;ng laughter are
exhibits Of ioy. IN the mast desperate
charges made through No Mans
lard. The coicred soldiers advanced
wish smiling faces and hilarious y
carnations, l am informed b. return
al officers. To them fighting was a
form Of vicious fun. L is no wonder
the,Boche was afraid 10 meet our dar!;
sl;iipreG fighters il hpnd 10 hand en-
co1nter."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-24
ENGINE CRUSHES LOCAL TRAIN
Are Hurled CIT CT Win
dcws Amid Nrcc6age OF
Three CGach...


Pitts ourgh. Pa, Feb. 2i.-Twc!ve
persons are believed to have been kill
ed and about seven:y-Gve others in
iured Saturday night, w!2en Il double
header engine, turning light on th>
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad here.
wcni through az open switch and
was struck By passenger train No.
l66, known Us the Versailles local
The accident occurred Ncar Swin-
hurn street, CT Second ATtnue, the
tracks at this point being elevated!
above The suGia.a Of the avenue. The
two locomotives, running light. wen.
through the op5n switch or to the
main Inc. The engineer saw the pas
seuger train approaching and tried
TO back cut. out before 70 could do
this the pass2Eec. train crashed into
the engines, scattering wrockagc for
many yards. much Ct he debris fall
ing ovar The retaining walls.
Three Of the passenger coaches
we're ripped from The remainder OF the
train, but they ,ha3d the rails. PAS
sengcrs were !gslea from their seats
through windc"i s is a'aay instances.
.A,nbulances from all parts Of the
city rushed TO the scene Immediately,
and il was no. long before the body
II = man was taken from the wreck
age. l. was /5ad;T crushed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-24
MINISTER SHOT

Herr Auer, Bavarian minister of
the interior, has. been shot. The
shooting took rlace during a session
OF the iandtag, while Aucr was al
l1ding to the assassination Of Kurt
Aisner, the Bavarian premier. Auer
1el!. "ounGed in the left side. and
deputy 0sel was killed and two other
oiac"Is were seriously wounded. The
shcts were fred from the public
gallery and caused panic among
the deputies. The diet BIZ; ding now
IS Being guarded by the military.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-24
liCTILATED EY REDS
Princess Nina Galitzinc Of Russia
MARRIED by BoiShcrisfS for At
tempted Escape

London, Feb. 24.-Thc Daily EX
pres qHc':as a lc.:orlrecoiyed By Lady
buchanan. wife Of the forrfcr British
in Pe:rograd declaring
that TIE BclSheyis.s cut off the ears
ard fingers and otherwise bcfouled the
body Of Nina Galitzine, the most beau
tiful of the former Russian princesscS
because she attempted 70 escape over
the RuSso-F Finnish fr3ntier.
: Princess Nina. the letter states. WIS
caught by Boishevist soldiers while
he was attempting to escape.
The Express also reports the ar
rest Of the alleged British Bo!shC-
visit leader Marx ard predicts fur;hlr
arrests.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-24
MARINES CRUCIFIED
First american to Capture Hun W0-
men Reaches Baltimore.

After seeing action for 10 months
during which time he went Cover
the top" 81 times and f2:;ght on six
different sectors Of the western
front, Private Harry L. Lewis, One
Hundred and Ninth Infantry, named
by the French "Pcnnsyrania's Iron
GIcn," has arrived ut Baltimore from
New York, whore he larded seyera!
days ago among the casuais.
Lewis has tie distinction OF being
the first American soldier to capture
German women on the battlefield,
which, he admits, was no easy task.
In fact, he laUded them for their
bravery and declared they made
better showing than the former Ka;-
ser's crack Prussian Guards, with
whom he also engaged in several bat
ties.
Lewis witnessed what he says vas
the most gruesomc scene Of al h:s
EXPERIENCES when he entered wood il
the Cantigny sector to tind six ma
rincs OF The Fifth Division hanging
to trees with their trench knives
thrust through their bodies One Of
them was still alive and pleaded 10
be shot.
Lewis last fought IN the battle ut
Chatcau-Thicrry. when he was gasscd
while on observation duty. While
in tn:s city re is stopping with his
sister. Mrs. Sarah Friend. G04 South
Faca street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-24
RhGt EST DECLINED,

50 many German officers have ap-
P-jcd Tor commissions in the Amer-
can army that a circular letter has
been prepared BY the Americans in
cooienz. which informs the appl;-
cs"tF that their request can not be
granted for three reasons. i. The
war IS not Over. p The applicants
must ba u&tgraIi@ed. 3. The Amer
lean @1ntE never has beer defeated
and does MT want officers fror an
army that has been.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-24
DISCHARGE BUTTONS

The 'honoraoIe disctag &c" en-
5iem &c be issued by the Wac De
paFtment 10 soldiers leaving the
army viii be & bronze iapel button
somewhat similar tc that of the
Grand Amy Of the Republic. 1t was
announced yesterday tha. q design
mad beer selected from Is models
submitted by american artists and
sculptors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-24
NL.ST Ply N ri-LI

Tie plan Of the "R:g Five" is to
make peace with Germany first. That
cone they will turn TO Bulgaria.
VINO must accept without delay the
terms given. The Germans. of course,
must he made to realize that Ger
many lost the war and must pay in
Luli cor the injury Wrought on Bel
GUM md Northern France.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-24
SUCCESS ~ RUSSIA

American and allied troop IL
Northern Russia have gained notable
the british War Office an
noQnccd late yesterday. G'hcy have
reached Segoi2 on the Thurman Rail
way. Their o%n casualties were very
slight while nc Bolshev.Ei forces
lest fifty killed and eighty prisoners.
Much material ard rol!in,e, stock and
considerable number Of rifles and
machine guns we've captured.
Fighting took place n Severe wealth
cr. I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-24
8. Bopp6opsCo%
BusYcoRNER" pENNA AvEAT 8 TH.sT
OPEN s15 Am. to s PM
New Things for NeedleWorkers

To Have Ready to Work on During
Lenten Days.
New Centerpieces, stamped on q
fine quality of linen, in latest designs
1S-in. size; special at SOC.
27-in. Centerpieces, stamped on
pure Linen, in new designs. at 81. 0OI:
13-piece Luncheon Sets, stamped for
French and eyelet embroidery work;
special at $500
All-linen Dresser Searfs, stamped
f5r French and eyelet embroidery
Wo.k; special at $1.75.
1tot Roll Covers, stamped on linen;
ecial at 39c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-02-24
FOR SALE

FOR Sale-Fori rar with dG2,"'sr..
able rims. Ccod cosi'i.tloh.. Mist
sci, at cnce. Bargain for Quick ,a,2.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-12-02

entertained guests at their home Sun
day: Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Coowin
ana family. Of Dayton; E. B.. Creager
and family. Eden Gruber and family
ana Howard Siler and family. "A
banquet was given Thursday evening
at the Junior Hall to the members of
the j. O. U. A. NJ. and D. of A.. and
their families. One hundred and flfty
were present to enjoy the evening. The
company were entertained by the Bill
ger orchestra. Miss Ola TRUMP. Of
Miami University, was the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Lurenna Trump from
Thursday until Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
waiter Trump and family and Mr.. and
mrs. James Petry were Sunday guests,
Miss Ola Brock, of Greenville, was an
afternoon visitor.
Anderson Gauch. Charles House
Charles Wagner, Mrs. Laura Parks
and their families, Mrs. Jacob Gauch
H. c. Gauch and Robert Swihart were
entertained at dinner Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gauch..
Raymond c. Gauch, who is teaching
economics and agriculture this winter
at Ohio State university at Columbus
Ohio, spent the Thanksgiving vaca
tion here with his parents and other
relatives in this locality. Miss Lucina
Brown returned Monday from a short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hodge
at Dayton. Ohio, and attended the
| wedding Of their son, Byram, which
| was sOlemnized on Wednesday at the
home of the bride in Dayton. . . Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Brown were guests Of
/ his mother, Mrs. Eliza Brown, on Sun
day.. Mrs. Mary Medlin and Charles
Locke returned home Monday after {
short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Locke. -. Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Jeffrie!
are visiting relatives in Greenvillt
and vicinity this week . Mr.. ant
Mrs. c. D. Locke and family of Eaton
visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. ant
Mrs. Walter Peden and family.
The woman's Bible class of the Chris
| tian church will hold the regular bust
ness meeting Thursday evening at tn
home of Mrs. Jacob Wehrley. Elec
ton of officers will be held and
complete attendance of members i
desired. .. Stanley Waldren and Ear
Mckee were Richmond visitors Sur
day evening. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Gauch and Miss Ola Trump spen
Thursday with Mrs. Lurenna Trumr
Robert Protzman was a dinner CUES
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles on Sunday
.Vergil and Will limerick of Daytor
visited Sunday with their parents