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The Modern Dance.

The situation revealed by re-
cent attacks and comments on the
modern dance elected telling
editorial from the Times Picayune
which we reproduce below. Many
of our readers have already en-
joyed the article but we consider
it so timely and sound that we
are glad to help carry the mes
sage farther on and are hopeful
that it may win the influence it
30 deserves, in helping to right
one of the greatest evils of the
day.
"QUEsTIoNABLE DANCING. "
The trouble with questionable
dancing is that there is nothing
questionable about tit is quite
unquestionably bad! In the great
up and down of the dance from the
very beginning of history, each
periodic dip has reached some re-
voting level of vulgarity that has
forced a revulsion of feeling and
blue laws!
So now, at the very outset OF
our comments, let US warn those
who may seek to excuse the pres.
ent.day spasm of dance depravity
that unless there is a quick and
we'll ordered betterment of condi-
tions, inaugurated from within
the ranks, there is sure to be a
radical and mandatory change
coming from outside the dancing
fold, that, for a generation at
least, will place an undiscriminat.
ing ban upon all such social en-.
j,yments.
We are the last to advocate
such prohibition for we are not
blind to the infinite beauties of
the rhythmic step and expressive
ness of posture and motion. But
neither are our eyes closed to the
lessons of history wherein, with
the regularity of clock-work, we
see taboo placed on the dance
when its charms have been per-
verted to gross ends.
Such convulsions as that re-
corded on the social seismograph
in Baton Rouge are, we regret to
say, not unique but typical, not
accidental but the logical and un :
avoidable ultimate of dance con.
ditions that have been develop.
ing IN this and other states for
months and even years. There
The Era-leader., 1919-06-12
Sheriff Sale-No. 1924.
Dixie K. Varnado
We
7. D. Kerr.

Notice is hereby given that BY
tue of an order of seizure and say
sued out of the 26th. Judicial Din
Court of Louisiana, in and for WI ~
ington Parish, in the above emu
cause, and to me directed, Will
ceed to sci! at public auction 10
last and highest bidder, on
Saturday, June "A, 1917
at the principalfront door OF the "
house at Franklinton, La, Detss
the legal sale hours for judicial ~
the following described properVbJ
ing and situated in Washington :
ish, La, to-wit:
All the timber on the following
scribed land situated in the PaiDn
Washington, State of Loulslans,
wit: Northwest quarter of the hos
Simmons headlight Nos. 40 and y
Townships 2 and 8, south, Rang
east. St. Helena Meridian, con'0
l5o acres, more or less.
Terms of sale.-Cash with OeD'
of appraisement.
= This the 9Th day OF May =
1919. a,e.I
j.E. B,tsnsa, eae
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In the District Court of the United
States in the Eastern District
of Louisiana.

States in the Eastern District
of Louisiana.
In the matter of M. r. Bates,
Bankrupt.
No. 1862 in Bankruptcy.
All the creditors of M, r. Bates,
of Bogalusa, La, adjudged bank
rupt on the 2Sth day of May,
1919; on his petition in the District
Court of the United States for the
Eastern District of Louisiana, are
hereby notified that the first meeting
of the creditors of the said bankrupt
will be held before the undersigned
Referee at his Office Room 3O1 Nola
Building, 4O7 CarondeleS St., New
Orleans, La, on the 18th day of
June, 1919, at the hour of ten o'clock
a. m.
Whereat said creditors shall pre-
sent and prove their claims, elect a
Trustee. and fix the amount of his
bond; shall determine in what manner
and at what time the property of the
Bankrupt's estate shall be sold, and
shall take such other steps as are per-
tinent and necessary for the promo
.tion of the best interest of the said
estate, and ST all do such other things
as the law m..y require and as may be
brought before them.
4, BELL, Reisgss,
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Republican congressional COM
mittee determined upon radical
cuts in the appropriations asked
for the army, navy and air ser.
vice.
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Sheriff Sale.-No. 1888.
The Babington Store. Inc,

Sheriff Sale.-No. 1898.
The Babington Store. Inc,
vs..
Will Harris.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue
of a writ OF fieri facias, issued out
of the 26th Judicial District Court CT
Louisiana, in and for Washington
Parish, in the above entitled cause,
and to me directed. / will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday, June %, 1919
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
legal sale hours for judicial sales, the
following described property, being
and situated in Washington Parish,
La, to-wit:
1 COW
l heifer.
double wagon and tie chain.
l set double harness.
1 old saddle.
/ bride.
2 bedsteads and springs.
2 stoves.
l old piano.
/ refrigerator.
2hogs.
1 old brown mare.
1 pair mules.
70 cords wood, more or less, on
Leatherbury & White lands
1 coal pit.
4 cords wood, more or less.
l lot coal.
300 sap cross ties, more or less,
scattered on Hampton lands.
700 heart cross ties, more or less, at
old Higgins station.
Terms of sale: Cash with benefit
of appraisement.
This the 1lth day Of June, 1919.
j. E. Bateman, Sheriff.
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Sawyers Wanted.

Wanted, hardwood log sawyers.
Pay 1.50 per thousand. y
Apply to
Richard P. Baer & Co.,
. Bogalusa, La.
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I hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is,a true and cor
rect list of jurors drawn for SER
vice at the special jury term be-
ginning June 23rd, 1919.
Franklinton, La., this May %,
1919.
M. A. THIGPEN,
Clerk of Court.
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O. g. !
! UNITED UNIT!
sl.50 Pc
VOLUM' /
Police Ju
Franklintd
The Police
Parish of "
louisiana m
at the court f
j Frsuklinton
] With the folio
/ cut: R. H. S
D. Foil, G
/ Cassidy, }.
| Green, J. G.
| s. s. Thomas
| The meeti1
| der by Presid
| the minutes 9
! read and sto3
/ A report OF
the sale OF 70
! made by R. + H
| Of the oldest
| for the sum 9
| Motion ma
Is,conded by
Board donal
/ Washington
/ alton, being
/ to the donate
|1918. Carried
Motion mao
seconded by
carried, the + |
POLICE Jul
TON PAR]
| Ordinance
8Ordinance N
/ 4th day of o.
! izing the inc
| the issuing
/ annual, inter
| bonds for the
ton, Road Di
sum of $50
such indebted
| Whereas:
October, 1911
No
.ncurring of
Rnd sale of
enual, intere
EDOEdS OF the
ton, Road Di
tof S50O,OO0.0
Indebtedness
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New Orleans Cre|
Northern R. R.
DAILY SERVICE
Franklinton, La.
New Orleans, La,
Bogalusa, La.
Jackson, Miss.
Columbia, Miss.
Ty]ertown, Miss.
Folsom, La.
PASSENGER SCHEDULE
Mouth Round SOnfh B0u

North Bound South Bon
Daily except Sunday
No, 32-1O:55 a. m. No. 31-2:9rl
Daily
No. 34-8:05 p. m. No. 33-5:Sa
Sunday Only
No. 36 11:25 a. m. No. $3.50 p
For further information apply
Ticket Agent, or
M. ]. MCMAHON, Traffic Manages
Hattiesburg, Miss
G. B. AUBURTIN, A. G. P. A.
New Orleans, H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24

ilen OF ihe pabiie % no fac' thai hs
Dans ear ana ihls combination can
mak. more ta- thaa wooden isseed
man having 3 fli ~ fia roof
.safaris1 fhr on5afs ragbed ne
te4klus poni ~fh he 2orce aud
bns.u. began 70 p.gk a. van them.
lauis Bsilari s Sweet. iohn l..har.
O-ah Miller n nowney sand, Va.
lau- Rossel s.aman Ross Dsolr
ff N Harmed frsd Hlrrel Jr. fs
fesi Hope ans Melvin p.aro1k were
fai n,d 10 apnear Is police losfl ihs
charge agalnsf each and every on.
~ ihsm being drs.ns car aith ogsn
nsfter Thef appeared They uisc
enisrei plea 90 sulty Then ne
honor Nayof Hartman rcsd ihe fof
ao - ne bunch
rAis nuisance mus - ahattd
faa 'ha ms.or ana While { am uot
re'ne fo mHa e any fu,s ihls iin'
AS no. appear aeain before mf On fhIs
0aarrt ior g Won do. ana you arr
fo,ea EurfN son all rcsref lt a.
iaIs noise is ufflefs ans 8 Is np 10
foa. and oihen eho hav. been guilt,
q violating ihe ord|naner covering
hs afisnsf io cat g our
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24
TORTURED TEXAS
WOMAN WRITES
Standing On Her Feet Torture 10
This Lady. Had 10 Ride
Everywhere She Went,
Until Cardui Brought
Relief.

Mckinney Texas Mrs A - $40.
fan. 81 ihls place. vrfss some
M ago wss ia a critical condition
We oriy nsed iuo squares from iopn
ftf wasn't shie % wais ihe tvr
.qaarss
= lad io ride essyuhers I wsu'
afa suffered q iha'. bu' nor 90 mues
o. shsn tried 20 walk sianding
pn ms ieef uas torture
rNy greatest suffering was IN M
a. fide d 49, % sors and f.1i
g sisafzd dewn o. larred myself
m leasi bii : ooaid not stand h.
.o llsf WALKED mostly tipfos Thls
foss 40 until ! sas Just about dis
e ararsd and decided { hsd best ~,
sDmefhlns else
Somconr told M ~ Cafdui ana
riere o. had benefited cases simiIs-
fc mirs feIt a. least IL would no,
'lrf 70 give ii a trial
Aifef uy first boftle feif better
fksrf uas isss pain ana soreneas IN
~ SIDE
-Afier fas third bottle % csraui :
sss ssn ans have ben ever since -
Cards. MAJ b sssi shat sss ned
IT. o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24
IOWTH[R APPOINTED
COUNTY REGISTRAR
Books Will Be opened Soon For
Registration Of Women Voters.
Awaiting Instructions Prom
State Officials

Is s Lovfher has be.H appointed
county rsr trar Y0e Cra~ens. 49,
hss removed from iae naarIf the 2
f..nimst sfi,care ihs morning
O~ nr .o fhe nci iha fhr-f hlt
been 70 eounfy rssisrar faf ne pasf
meath. na Instruction. have been ssni
ton ths state election tasff rs fn.s
tcans rrrarilnr fhs maf'er ~ slio~
lnr auren .a rsrf ser far ffn sumla
nar lps rs.msri election heF
frar Ll~fhaf hss ias,n fhe nafisr
waa p. pfs ~ a4ftl-iffs. anr
n siran .cns sl a. .rf af tucs con-
crsrr fh's rc crf
A. sfcn az lna ~ ilsns arr receive z
g summary - tAem 49, be printed.
"a fh.f alfh D. asfrfss IS ~ ars.-
cinci raj rars - thaf az entitled -
rots may h1re ~ olporur|iI - rfg-
itfs-ing
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FRIDAY


pnf " T. Howard a. George wash
lnfion rp.sisa ihe quests Al the re-
oeltlon Fissu Al the CarrsEe hbnr
on Saturia, evening hy ihe War
Mothers association 81 Loxan county
for ne rsinrned soldiers and saiiors
ranY 81 she moihers were attractive
Is gosnsd Ia hrocsd.d -aiin4 AMI
beautiful dr.~ses. made after ihe 60.
lonIal style An Informal program ~
readings musical selecaorf and an
'aceiisnf address was eiNea hy p y
MCGUIRE and oihsrs on ihe program
uere ; n Fairfieid D. Msr ElsanU
nj hobby Meren. Ruby N1oH Alma
Hoaghiou ami Prot ~ 3 Howard Tn
larse reception rooms Ner. maeuif
oeuiiY aee0fafst with fiaE ~ the M
ration and nuuch and waters w,re
served during the entire evening
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MYSTERIOUS sUR0LAR
AGAIN ~ EVIDENCE

proved. tr' ne man aise f.farc4 in
thr d4rknfss anf s. sHN a. arse
sheriff ~ Robertson aas noiifl,a
ana sisfts.i STA Under sheriff Scoit
81 sboai o'cl.ak ms mornpf bot
his Rsnrs iook header .a'e mud
ho.e. and b sHi a b. hoie K1bsr
son ans Sooli foof.a "a lnfo seward.
aai tbs t.rf had Gown
sheriff Ro5ertson asks fis' 81 any
ore see. or knows ~ aryoa HAVING
rs head i.ea ap ~ sha9lnr wound
ln ihs facs or head 20 muedIsisif
isisi hout ~ iae 'o hls office Cor ln-
NtsffEat
Prom ere isser on sIvt BY Nf
Corn RI harfiaT cts n.o fhe o.
seriMInn cf ihe fobb.r wao worked
Aulhan Pleasant Naliel "a oshsr
ar ~ ~ ooaniy fhls vIr'ef
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6 D j c H %
THREE MONTHS
Relief IN - Hours Simple
Home Medicine Did

~ y e Hrpf ehIsf orHraiaf q e
y & hFmaFhpm. AIa Hr fsf
"a iffri SOAR Nfffhu f.aafrf f0r 3
celeh an1 rfI e Ihe : friar mssi
cine fof ihsf aiimaIf had cough
'of tafss uuniha sud Hssif Ea q sIfsp
81 to.f MtafNo- iasara anf epf ser
nfsnfni nfliff ir tWeaff ferr helra
str
Msufho Iaxnne 81 a fifale eanrrn E
trafsd mIxfu-e ~ ala ffvrfF Tolls.
Grn3sIa. Neafhof Aunon .sa fhlof
DE-. Caseafa. ee suId by e,.t drug
gists in "a -oanse bottles Nired a.
home s8fh fimpf syrup .f faakfn =
fnil plui a wonderful mes s.rire. ugn-
dsrfuliy safat aus SUMMARIZED most
effective faf reiis. eoashr ratarrh.
hoarseness. difficult breathing. etc
Adv.
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A CHILD csfrIc

TIE ism0us - Pznkhursf szid in :
BrOosirr address,,
One rezson ~hy p~o7i. sons 70 %
eAnrcA = n duilne<s q fha .ernoss
Il sd one sun1sy 10 hsiie boz
r srnday schoof
Way o. David frsfer 70 be >
ooo--s --seeTeT IN ire hcs q re Lors p
Because' fhe ID ansxereo
irunpfiy. ~ couH rsfk ~ I'D down
oufs.1e ihen uhls@ The sermon wes
bsng preached + - D-fros. Fre~
Pres
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24

fha se'e has been shls IS create /,
t.nala fmaaiAf uf lhe uhiosely
D0fs0nafe 1ae Ia ta unisrsfandnz
80 ihe InAsr.nf sfsknfss salfh makss
hHNsn hs|ua h.eumr tImher a
fne haafhes
Nhsn uHtff Mnnars senis rs
0feanrHoH 81 nIlhsfi Walton rallys
Nf.H snl sfnl stheiie picture ia ths
llaea.4n isnH.is f0 the Naihalr thea
fef Frh ga. iarsf Hlaffe.fs wit
tafn SCI ~ orisaiif - fpnfastfnx
ftf sInkus ainefenfe hstNeen tha
nais - Hfa a ihe kauaka aud th~
American ftsIafnf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24
OPEN MUfFLER FIENDs
ARE GRABBED BY POLICE
Long Suffering Public l. Given
Relief Prom Nerve Destroy
ing Nuisance Al Last. Cut
Out Psrt To Be Curbed

a io-r sutfe-nz p1bac rfi vei-
cone he rrws thsf The o.en m4fan
psrforutrs base q aFe- ioif -
f.e police z11 iol3 rhsfe 70 b.ad in
- Gives . eoas.s ei qssrfs of Eas-
oline. tIn - % Nhesis. and q dris
- - rashes Is s-rsn fhe sfren-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24

YESTERDAY Tie Pleasant VALLEY sar
day school loeafed IN sprinser toer
ship contributed $3.50 20 the ~
benlsn snd sfrlan relief fand an1
turned over 70 Mayor iIoriman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24

Az Phils3eilhls. where fhe r.sefn-
mfnf i melting more tssn So mliiioa
coiisrr wUrsh q gold aas silver coins
- redact them % bullion. rsr.pirlnE
rasn are sh0yeiing shenf SEQ q FIRE
g1xi a. II hey we're 20 nsch coal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24

Tho kslsers al run trle % form
Al Iowa Klser dect ifafed ~ wife
ia.s week a9d fhen srrrprrisfrly
hanred himref - . rsffar - ~
tzrn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24

hau eni eIfh nst.iiseofk dsluN
uireshmsnis Wefs sefssi ASA fhe
reAf meslinE slil take p'acr 'n t~e
weeks a. en- huins uf NH ~ . fNts
.N n
Nfs RalHh 1roa ~ fidoradn has
arif.d to spend ~esh piih rrla
iIa,s and TRENDS and ~ inan NlN
come the latter par ~ ih week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24

The Nsihealsl Minute Mon unAof
ihs direction 81 - Nlt U.s. hsa
charge ~ ihe morning sefNlfes hi iht
Me.t N B. shar,h go saflns ana q
proved mosl lntcresiifr ahr euu
gfsraflon pr sengs STA fa fu iht
returned soldiers and sailors and fhef
presented lhen io De- NiHamsD q
sad Chafes riburfa On sladas Es.
80 evening fhls Nsst az fa ihi
minister q Quinn All pfeach
,kaue,lsfIc sermons AMI nseNnf.
wlll also he heA reers afternoon a.
So Al ihe church ana "a nuns 9.
requested fo bring h.bits
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24

hi"H Anna y hlhr tfitf AiNfl HN'
m. neifa Gamma club ana vIs. May
rlr-chl ~ luncheon 81 ons O'Clock ou
saturday A game a. cari followed
ihe luncheon and ~ club rrIse was
AWARDED 10 Mr. Ransom Hamn
- "
Miss Rernice Pierce and Miss I..iha
nsrie returned 70 Oklahoma CITY. az
~ speeding ths wrek end with Nra
y Barde and Mr. Tuftle
= = y
sooslane Party
Honor. ng Miss Eihsi Horn 81 FOR
worth Texas and Miss Euni,s Coiiins
af Ohiahoma Cifs. fbs eucsss - Ms,
Esther Buster and former siaden's
a. o - T. number - their Ole
ffiend enjoyed IN afternoon ~ motor
~ and kodakina Tho.e srcs.nf
we're Misses Mildred H,rriaon a.
cushing Hcien Newman. Nargar.i
Face Vera lnries. Elnsl Dourisss
H FtHAtN AAA ArAtN AWN tNHftiN
= = =
Mr. Eiloi Lyon % Okish Jma Clf,
sni ths members % fhe o . . eipb
sere ENTERTAINED af dinner on sar
afday erenlng a. ihe hnine - NJ
sfd Mr. FranE L Bropn fnsr ~
iiunfr 3 game ~ auction vs. enjoyed
and lr,es for hlrh and low scores
awarded 10 Mr. fsoa.a y onsos sna
Carl FalrTlsid
= =
VI ard Ms Ions u Bronson spsni
sunday IN Oklahoma CRY a. the
guests - Nr snd Nh Ken saareil
" = =
Dinner cgYb On rossosy.
Nrs ] " Bssaut vlli b. horess ~
no wetrssday Dsnnrr clab On Tue
DAY evening"
soys' Meeting.
A boys mesfirg was nr'f - fha
wesi y y charch On saiar.ay after
nnon and after he lesson : spresa
was sntoyed Sexf Saturday = ren
e-si meeflng for al chnd-en % ihe
Wet SIDE. bsfween ihe ages 81 elghi
sDd f0urf~en years viII b. heId. Tbeas
nees iuFs are f0r he b~nefi' ~ mo
sherles and fafherssss chlldren ana
shouii b. vel affrr1ed yrr & :
ouinn has chsrze of The lcs.ous and
Mrs. J 4 Nissley - saperinf. ndenf.
= = =
seTr.s cfot.
The Kesrmis club. ness'r orgsn-
a 4 sss.nz cab. me- o. Friday 8
~ hom@ % Mr. c w Brsc. and the
oaly sDeeisl enef p4s sfiFs Doi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24

ON THURSDAY nlrhi iht AIFh srhoel
students wln Fiy. .laa si ne Ouh
rls ihsafef fof ihe hsn,fi af ihs An.
isiic association The fo8H Master
Is CLEVER nfis thres ae' HlaN aul
an ,Aceiisni 1asi has befn ehosln snl
H ls being ilreefrd by Mf lfesne of
no hlgh school iaculi, mo urteis
era nov on sole and fattnHilon
ma, b. made AZ the Cofnrf phar
macy. beginning fussias morning
- "
CT ceieman ~ i.onr Reach CAT s
expected 20 arrive iom hi sof an sk.
Z. nded ,isif wrh h.s daughter Mm
30 walton
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hrsr ~ lhaf ihof aus tsai th.
government hanesus o. WasaInF f
Ia shHFsilnf uui iha dfHHf.
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waist Dime, clvt

NJ and Mrs Ea Walton vcre hosH
fo ihe Whist cinb on Saturday oven
Itg 4 delicious dnn'r sas served af
2 o'ciock and Mr ana Nrs rsii va
Ton Nr : a neiart and Md ilol
man were sesied With the fnsss A.
iAe game 80 auction whiea followed
the dinner lfIz's cor h'rh scores etfr
awarded 90 NJ llsland and ~ Mal-
ION rhe fes msei|nf place ls un
decided
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cAILs ou c At.

A das Ter ieil an hcef fW sf.sFf
iai sof frlsnd s Aie loo thorf
EmerS1n
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q } Adinf of fha r.fk received %
m-@ ar- yssfrriaY from wf,0s Afs
telling or fhe d'sih - rs mnihef Nfa
J Adllur sh. had been .n vtf
bad health far $50 srd p half years
and owing i8 ihs distance q va Inn
possible fof NJ Aiding AZ arrive 20
time for farfrai services
Rev ~ nfni.y pastor ~ fhr
United Presbyterian church. Intends
30 deliver some very nferssilug asf-
mons fhis vefk af ihe str1e IffIf
church cofnfr ~ An snf Cleveland
You AM ynuf friends ars Infn.d
EtF TH
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WEDNESDAY,


Amis.fa Cluh Nr 4 nauuNrg
Rotary Niah l.unehvon dome Hotel
rsuRspAN
tArf Parry Al A % q ~ ,laN Mrs
y a knshel ana Mrs Geore, rpton
Aeorn ciah Mr. a d Neeman
ouenokA Cinb Nrs 4 ilr~s
Missionary Society Rap'is' ,hurch
n. Toaein,aeiet Nuihrls thea
Ter
Auxiliary No Miss Nslue Anavr
son
rainnus Ciub narnsf school
FRIDAY
Five oNlnek Tea club Nfs
lasmaksr
Msns pInnsr riuh n = ohnr.h
Friends club nr Charies sud ~
Pauline harkev
domestic Science Clab Nrs Gsora
fnrer
War Molhsr Carnegie library
SATURDAY.
Chldnn Meeiing Mes Meiho.
d.si churrh a. o'clock
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24

Mr. Gala uuichrf i.ung pf Okia
homa Ciiy was b. week rnf r4fef
of Mrs Catherine S Haia0n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24

Camnf age CYah safneeif hhrary
TUESDAY
sN hanarst Nlah Mrs. q 4 Ches
nee
"Wednesday Dinner Ciah Mrs "a
nslana
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24

The KesrHfs ciub. = nsx.v organ-
q 4 ssslnz cab. me- o. Friday g.
lAe home q Mr. G w Brsc. and tbe
oaly special Nse p4s sfiss Do
9 laoo q Lafayette. Ind Affer ar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24

Amitfa Cluh Nfs 4 neurtrg
Rotary Nlah iuuohvun luna iioirl
Vs4t4gGnaN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-02-24

Miss Alma watkins entertained ne
m neiia Canma club ana Ns, Asf
Nlrsch ~ luncheon 81 one O'Clock ou
saturday a game ~ ari followed
ihe luncheon and ~ club rr.le pas
AWARDED 10 Nrs Ransom HamlN
The Washington times., 1919-11-23

-Silyertones, douvet de laines,
broadcloths, satin finished ker-
Seys; collars of seal, nutria,
beaver or self material-the
wanted colors. -
The Washington times., 1919-11-23

-Velours, Julliard kerseys,
corde de laines, mixtures.
some with seal others with
plush collars,
The Washington times., 1919-11-23

Short Sport Goats and reg
ular styles. Materials are
suede velour, Bolivia cloth,
tinSeltone. Collars of seal and
ringtail opossum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-04
FREE MRS. LUNDGREN
OF MURDER CHARGE
Bay State Jurors Acquit
Nurse in Gay Case.

LAWRENCE, Mass. July 3.-Mrs, Bes-
sic NJ Lundgren. charged with having
murdered Miss Florence w. Gay OF An
dover In December, 1917. while acting
as her nurse. was found not guilty by
fury here tonight
Mrs. Lundgren became weak while
waiting almost nine hours for the jury TO
report and was attended by her physi-
clan. She was pale when brought into
the court room to hear the verdict. which
was announced by Foreman Perry A.
Newhall at 9:32 o'clock. The jury had
been out eight hours and forty-four min
utes.
Judge Thayer cautioned the fifty spec
tators against making a demonstration,
but there was applause when tho fore
man said Not guilty" The court
thanked the jury and Mrs. Lundgren was
discharged.
She was accompanied from the court
house by her nurse. Mrs Margaret
Hooper, and her brothers, Mark and
william Wilkins of Bayonne, n. ].