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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
Beautiful Dance at
Sunset Club

DR. and Mrs Jay L Durand were
hosts at a brilliant dancing party
last evening. in compliment to their
niece. Miss Elizabeth Boddow.
Tho drawing room. where the
guests were received by tho hosts
Mr.. William l.. Beddow and DR.. and
Mrs Richard w. Perry. was brtgh;
with gorgeous baskets OF Killarney
roses and larkspur.
A lovely combination Of pconics
and fuehslas. IN huss % roc. and
mauve. were effectively used thruou'
the dining room. which was cleared
guests enjoyed the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
Flag Day Celebration ut Fort
F1agler

The Seattle Post Club OF the
FlaEler, entertained members OF
Seattle Post. No. IS. and the Seattle
Post Auxiliary and their friends in
old army field day style on Flag
day. Monday. June IL.
Leaving Seattle at . a m. on the
Major Evans Thomas. the Seattle
Post party enjoyed a delightful trip
down the Sound. arriving at the
fort at noon. where they were met
by the members of the Seattle Post
club and the c. A. c. band from
Fort worden.
Upon landing at the dock Past
Commander Guy NJ. Parmeiee was
presented with n five-foot golden
keye by the Fort Flagler command.
ant, Capt. Wilson, who stated that
the visitors were TO use II to un.
lock anything in the post, including
the guard house.
The II. =. o. r.. No. si7. from
Port Townsend furnished the usual
Flag day exercises in the assembly
hall.
The balance of the day was taken
up by ball game between the Port
Townsend Cubs and American Le-
gion teams, sightseeing trips. NOV
ing picture shows, Boy Scout drills
and Camp Fire Girls drills and
dancing. the music being furnished
by the c. A. c. band.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19

st~rn Star 20 Have Open HOUSE
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Canadian Wonrn's Club 10 Give
MusiccIe

Louise Merrill-Cooper. Scattl e
mezzo soprano. with assisting artists,
will be heard in concert on Tues.
day evening. June 30. at sac O'Clock.
In the Fine Arts hail. under the
auspices OF tho Canadian Women's
club. The program will feature
arias from we'll known Operas ms
well as modern compositions. Gar.
den Memories" composed by Mrs.
Trafford Hutcson. will be an inter.
esting number on the program. A
large audience is anticipated as Miss
Cooper Is an artist OF unusual abll.
lily and charm. She II a pupil OF
Charles King Clark and other IA
nous masters and completed her
musical education in Paris. Miss
Cooper IL especially noted MS an In.
patrons and ratronesscs for the al.
fair are as follows: Mrs. C. +. Cor
man. Mrs Trafford Huteson. Mrs.
BERNARD Pclly. Mrs. u. NJ. Brogan.
Mrs William Campbell. Mrs. William
Flumerfelt Mrs. Gabriel Smart,
Mrs. Archibald Wilson. Mrs.
Burton Spencer. Mrs. A. r..
Ruser, Mrs. w. II. Mcleod.
Mrs. Eluric ID. Barnes. Mrs. Robert
NELL. Mrs. Thomas Grant, Mrs. w.
II. Donley. Mrs. S. l.. Spellman,
Mrs. J. r. Claguc. Mrs. r. bert
Hodge. Mrs. J. c. Gssnell. Mrs. w.
w. Greene. Mrs. George Duncan.
Mrs. John Inkster, Mrs. Archibald
Mclean. Mrs. u. clifford Reid. Mr.
John Foster. Mr. c.. II. Simpson,
Mr.. J. X. Lawson. MIR. III. r. Ieamy,
MIR. A. II. Maynard and Mr.. c. r.
German.
The young ladies' who viii act as
ushers for the evening are: The
Misses Edna McCreery. Lila
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
Gamma Phi Beta
Dinner and Dance

Tho Gamma Phi Bcta sorority en-.
tertained with a dinner OF fifty GOV
crs on Thursday evening at the
Yacht club In honor OF their runhecs
for the coming year. one hundred
and twenty-five, additional guests
joined in tho dance which followed
the dinner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19

Z, Little Katherine Louise iangdon.
- crisp organdic frock OF shell
~. carrying basket OF roses. led
~ bridal party. followed by Hubert
IAnk Martin az ring bearer. clad
- . smart white linen suit The
E11e's sister. Miss Frances Lura
hrtin. as maid Of honor. was pref
~ ROwncd IN orchid pink taffeta.
s10xTytng an arm bouquet OF Russell
1unon with sprays OF trailing ferns.
No bride entered on the arm OF her
n1Aer. her robe OF ivory satin fash
rDed simply, with embellishments OF
U13o<nl embrosdcry Her court train
UEnG from the shoulders. under her
ny ven OF tulie. which was bound
0Unontely TO her brow with strand
~ ogongc blossoms: her bouquet was
r. mvinh array of Ophelia roses, lilies
1horvnfley and white sweet peas
GNuWtng tho nuptial ceremony. n
GDDntfon was served from table
0nrned with roses and ferns. at
G1ch Mrs. Margaret Bushnell. Mrs.
< ~ +. Bushnell. Mrs Pearl Curtis,
m John ]. Lea. Mrs. William
nWn. Mrs J.. l.. fanEdon. Mrs.
zxAaSA Burnett. Mrs John L. Locke.
III Charicton Hall and Mrs. +. A.
Xrnst presided
Assisting Mrs Martin In hospi-
1n1ities were Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Del
hin. parents of the groom. Mrs. W.
III White. Mrs. Carol Coo, Mrs. w.
Il Thompson and Mrs George II.
Bixxs-
Tho punch bowl on the broad
veuAnda was In charge Of Mrs. How
ard Seabury. assisted by Miss Eliza
teth Hills. Miss Ellen Mccain. Miss
Cora Jessup. Miss Katharine Honey.
1gins Vienna Cochran. Miss Mary
Hills. Miss Emma Robertson. Miss
Durts Hendrickson and Miss Miriam
Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin bade farewell
- their friends and departed for
ebakf honeymoon. the bride travelling
- = street costume OF blue tricotinc.
with taffcta hat To match. The
yuong couple win BE- At horne to
tne1r friends q Hunts Point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
Amphion Society Concert

Seattle's big male chorus. the Am
phion society. was last evening heard
in concert under the able direction
Of Claude Madden. at the Ballard
Swedish Baptist church. There were
10 choral numbers. and solos by A.
A owen. tenor. Rev. Charles A..
Barry. elocuuonist gave several
readings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
Players Art Guild to
Present Plan

The Players Art Cuiii win pr~-
sent The Rnadhouse In Ardendy."
sity club on Friday evening nj 4
o'clock. Tho Eulld r. composed Of
pupils OF Prof Gorruch 81 tho univcr
alty faculty and promises mos,
entertaining evening TO members
ard their fflenda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
Thrift Shop Offerings
Thrift .SboD

Tho Thrift shop WIN hold their
usual so-cen, hat sale Monday. They
also offer for sale a supply % chill.
dren's wash dresses IN good ron
dltion and ono beautiful little lace
dress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
Faryo . I

~ L. ->------------ - x--J -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell and
daughter, Miss Dorothy Campbell.
departed Thursday for Lake Louise
10 spend "A fortnight
Mrs y. J. Simpson. formerly of
Seattle. and her sister. Mrs. law
renee chinn, Of San Francisco, are
guests at the Washington Annex
until July I. when they will leave
for Shelton To remain for the
summer.
Mrs Elizabeth Dover and Miss
Anita Vlrges Of Tacoma spent frt-
day In town. the guests Of Miss
Hazel Mcmillan.
Mr.. wendell Heighton. manager OF
the New York Symphony orchestra
In the house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard ~ Hildreth over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ballard have
AZ their house guest Mrs. Billiards.
mother, Mrs. r. W. Purdy. Of Bell
ingham. who IL en- route 20 her
home from the East Mrs. Purdy
was accompanied by her daughter.
Mrs. L. X Purcell. OF Louisiana,
who IL the guest OF Ar. and Mrs.
Lawrence Rees Ellis.
Miss AchEah Lou Powell. who II
a student at Smith college. In ex.
pected home the end OF the week
10 spend the summer with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. John IL
Powell.
Mr. Robert L. Grfrs, who has
been the guest Of his parents. Prot.
and Mrs Frank s. Griffis. at the
Hotel Sorrento. left yesterday for
Berkeley TO re-cnter college and
complete his course In mechanical
engineering.
Mr. and Mrs. w H. Boaze. OF
Washington. u. c.. who attended
the Traveller Protective Associa-
ton Maryland delegation In Port
land this week. are visiting at the
home OF Mr. and Mira. Otis L.
Inglis. 7i2 18th y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c. John
stone will leave Monday for Portland.
10 be gone until the end Of the week.
Or. and Mrs II. Logan Geary. o.
Portland. will have as their guests
during the next week Maj. and Wal
ter Burgess Beals.
Miss Lillian Carstens returned Fri
day from a three months sojourn in
California. and Is at the home OF her
sister. Mrs. X. J. Fisher.
Miss Ella Phenis departed yestrr-
day for Chicago. where. on June g.
she viii be married to Mr.. James L
Ward. OF Columbus. o.
Miss Luvia Ford. OF Vancouver. r.
C. is spending the weekend In the
city.
Professor and Mrs. Pierre J. rrcin
left Friday for California. where Pro
fessor Frein will occupy the French
chair at Stanford for the summer.
Mrs. r. p. Taylor, OF Aberdeen.
who has been the guest OF Mrs. Fred
c. Furth for several days. left today
for her home.
DR.. Mabel Seagrave and Mrs. Flor
ence Denny Helliker. who have been
East for several weeks. returned
Thursday night DR.. Seaxrave at
tended the clinic at Mayo's hospital
and also took a special course at
Johns Hopkins university.
Mr.. Bert Christiana has returned
from a four months trip TO South
America
Mrs. Mary Caps OF Honolulu AZ
rived Thursday evening 10 spend a
few days with Mrs. Albert J. Ten
nant at her home in East Seattle.
She will leave on Monday for Spo-
kane to make an extended visit with
her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. Kirk X Kutter.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Glenn Stibhs
, will leave Monday for Portland, to
| Qprpd fu-n ueake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
Miss Emily Sturtepdnt
Honor Guest

Miss Emily Sturtevant was com
pilmented this afternoon by a the
atrc party followed by tea at which
Miss Edith Ice. Miss Mary Small
and Miss Edna Mecreery were host
esses. Twelve guests were enter
tanned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
Luncheon for
Brides-to-Bc

In compliment TO Miss irene
Fisher and Miss Louise SheRrd.
whose engagements have been
recently announced. Miss Doris
Mitchell will bo hostess at a lunch.
con OF sixteen covers on Wednen.
day at the Seattle Yacht club. In.
Vltations have been confined 20
friends OF the honor guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
Musicdle-Ted for
Fort Lnmton Ladies

Mrs. r. o. Schmidt entertained
the ladies OF Fort iawton with n
delightful musioaie-tea at her home
on Friday afternoon. Miss Gwen.
dolyn Newiove assisted the hostess
about the rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
Miss Condor TO BE
Guest of Honor

Mrs, ] NJ, Elmer n to be hostess
az an Informal luncheon on Monday
at her residence IN compliment Go
Miss Dorothy Condor. who II 90
be bride OF June So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
Maratbor Entertainment Cluh

The Marathon Entertainment club
will meet for drill practice Monday
evening at s o'clock at the Transpor-
tation club room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
BEAUTIFUL WOODLAND WEDDING
|9OINS MISS MARTIN
AND MIR. DELkIN
BY REULAH MITCHELL COUTTS


0u1E MARRIAGE SERVICE
- Frederick iadd Dekn read
or
bowls OF
garden
gvins added charm TO tho rustic
improvsed
while
OF
ignaed the Rev. w Jo
Of
&1, .o,~o Dekp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
INT u S / G
GVS I'm Seattle
Conducted by
Conducted by
LOUISE ANNABLE
Miss Marie Gashweiler
Students in Recital


Miss Gashwciler Is taking great
pride In introducing to tho public
two unusually promihng pupils In a
Joint recital 90 be held IN tho odd
Fellows hail Tuesday evening. June
%. at sis o'clock. Maybeilo Darud.
tho i3.year old proteee. will bo heard
In group of selections chosen from
both classical and contemporary wri
tiers. She will present for the first
time In Seattle Cyril SCOTS 'Imprcs
aions from tho Jungle" Her inter
probation OF modern music is surely
indicative OF n receptive mind and go
peciaiiy interesting when one consid
~rs that IL In tho result OF ncant
two years Of training. The news
that Lorenxa Cole, the negro pianist,
will be heard with Miss Darud will be
gladly received. for she has already
won for herself place In the hearts
Of all those who have heard her. A
brilliant future Ii surely In store for
ono whose playing has the keen APP
peal OF Miss Coles. Last summer
she completed tour Of California.
where shc was warmly received. and
this concert will be tho last proceed
inR "A tour OF tho Eastern states 20
begin In September.
Tho program follows
1. Andants with Variations y Minor
.s.ss..ss.s.. Hdpdn
:. (a) Nox intima ......... Florida
fAA enTAa DIAftsftN
tc) Au Convent ........Horodin
Id EcoAsl,Irrr beethoven Busoni
! Impressions from the Jungle.
................ Cvra scott
Cd The Jungle
co Rlkki- Tlkki-Tavi and the
Snake
(3) Dance Of the Elephants
Maybeilc parud.
l. ta) Waldo araaHchsn ....... .LAssf
Cb) Bcroeuso .........L>sehetssky
tel Marcho-mtlitaire ..........
....... schabrvf-Tdar0
6. Negro Folk songs-trsnsrfhed
by.......S Colcrtdge- Taylor
Cd Didn't tho lord Deliver Dan
irlT-tns- Negro.
90 Sometimes rcri Like n
Motheriess Child-AnA Nc
90 namtouiA--Wrrs frdtc.
90 I'm Troubled In Mind --Ar
Negro.
e. raraphras~ on stranss' Beautiful
Hue Danube Waltz. ......
............. schals-Erier
LorenEa Jordan Cole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19

Boys and girls are learning many new
facts about seattle from the special
series Of articles running daily In the
seattle star, entitled The star seattle
Story Book"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
Rainier Post, No. 81

women's Auxiliary. Rainier Post.
No. n. American Legion. viii enter.
tain the ladies' auxiliary OF the Ell
msr J. Noble. Seattle. and Lloyd T.
Cochran posts and the commanders
and adjutants OF the three posts.
Thursday evening. June "a, at S
o'clock In the Veterans hall OF the
armory. Mr.. +. II. Klebba. state
superintendent of the posts. will be
the guest Of honor. A delightful
program has been arranged by Mrs.
w. IL Finck and Mrs. VIM. II. Mel.
son. with the following committees
In charge: Mrs. Maurice Thompson.
chairman OF the reception commit.
tee: Mrs. Cecil Bagley. chairman OF
the program committee. and Mrs.
Margaret Taylor. in charge OF the
dining room. The ladies I'm charge
Of the affair are looking forward
TO large attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
Lydia Temple. Portland, Entcrtains

Lydia Temple. Daughters of the
Nile. OF Portland. Or. will hold re-
ception In honor of all visiting
Daughters of the Nile in Pythian hall,
Portland. from until o'clock
Thursday, June "a. An members wei.
come.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
Seattle Audubon Society

The Seattle Audubon society will
go to Mercer island. East Seattle. to-
morrow for "A bird walk. leaving
Leschi park at a, IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
Seattle Council Of Minute
Women

Tho Seattle Council OF Minute
Women will meet in Assembly hall,
Chamber OF Commerce. Arctic build
ing. for their regular monthly meet
ing on Thursday. June "a. at ?;3o
p. IN. The officers of the Seattle
council are: Mrs. Fred w. Bert.
junior councillor; Mrs. II. d. Hurley.
secretary: Mrs. Raymond Frazier.
treasurer. and Miss Ruth Gazzam.
registrar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
CLUBS FOR MONDAY



Scighbors OF America. will give a
dance and card party at tho swcd
lsh club bail on Monday evening
June u. at O'Clock
SENATOR Conan 10 Sprak
Senator I'D r. Conan. candidate
for republican nominee for governor
will speak before the women's kins
County Republican club a, /.
o'clock Monday Juno Fl. At Moves
cafeteria. Second and Seneca. Ths
address TO be on state Issues. Madam
Thcsda Bslyeat will sing.
Eastern Star TO Entertain Shrmsrs
The Eastern Star club rooms
1890 Arcade building. VIII keep open
house Saturday. Sunday and Mon
day for all visiting Shriners. Free
check rooms. free telephones and
other convcnicnccs for visitin 6
guests
East~rn Star 20 Have Open House
The Eastern star club will be
open 10 visiting Shriners today. to
morrow and Sunday in their clut
rooms. 1920 Arcade building. Free
telephones. free check rooms and
other oonvenienccs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19

The Minnewatha Dancing club
will meet tonight at Christensen's
hail. Broadway and Madison. The
club IL planning TO meet twice a
week during the summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
WMpwu's Civic Club

Tho women's Civic club will hold
the last meeting OF the season at
tho homo Of the president, Mrs.
Carrie L. Miller. SOC 18th ave. N,
on Tuesday. June 90. at . y. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
knights Of Columbus Dance

The knights OF Columbus win en-
terrain their members and friends
with an informal dance on Thursday
evening. June -. at 2 p. m. In the
Lcsohi pavilion. Special music will
be featured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
Childs Conservation League

The Child's Conservation league
will meet at the home OF Mrs. y. w
McTaggart, COLL Eighth ave. y. Il.
on Thursday at I o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19

The Literary and Travel depart
ment OF tho Woman's Century club
will hold its annual picnic luncheon
on Wednesday. June %. At Medina,
with Mrs. w. c. Dawson and Miss
s. s. williams IA hostesses. New
members OF the department will be
welcomed and the program for the
coming year will be presented.
Mrs. o. +. Hutchinson. Mrs. s. J..
Stillwell and Mrs. Arthur Holt com
prise the committee on arrange
ments. Members will take the
10A5 or i1:45 boat ut Leschi park
wednesday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
Mrs. Maud Wood Park 70 BE Guest
Of Honor

Tho Washington League OF Women
Voters will entertain the representa-.
tives OF the National League OF
Women Voters with n luncheon on
Tuesday at l O'Clock at the Hotel
Sorrento. with Mrs. Maud Wood
Park. president OF the National
league. as honor guest. All col
legiate alumnae and members OF the
Women's University club are asked
to make reservations, which may
be arranged thru Mrs. Henry Bit.
man (North $50 and Mrs. w. +.
Hitchings West 443.Ml
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
:: WOMEN'S CLUBS ::

rTumerfeit- Roma Reid. Anna
ciaxue. AdeilA Saiter. lone Murton,
Mona Murton, winifrcd Grant.
Mabel Donicy and Helen Campbell.
Tickets may be obtained from Mrs.
Smart. North air.. or from the
following: Mrs william Fiumer
felt. Mrs. a. +. Hamill. Mrs. ]. r.
Primrose and Ars. G. +. German.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19
PNthlAn Sisierx Dance

The Pythian Sisters will give their
monthly dance at the Knights Of
py,hias hall on Saturday evening
June 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-19

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Glenn Stibhs
will leave Monday for Portland, to
spend two weeks.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-09-30

right to own property in slaves, and
they have right to take that property
wherever they can take any other spet-
cies of property. and be protected.
Each state has the right to deter
mine whether its property is being In
yaded. impaired in value or DESTROYED,
either by the general government. the
Northern States or any other power
whatever 1t has the right, also, OF
determining upon its own mode ana
measures of redress.
..The Southern States have the power
to stop this slavery agitation, and give
peace and quiet to our distracted coun-
fry. They can do so by acting boldly.
fearlessly and independently toward
tlR North.
whether the Union must he pre-
served or dissolved is not Il question for
the South to determine. That must he
settled by the North--the aggressGr ana
invader of our rigllts-the destroyer OF
our peace and happiness. The South Is
not able to preserve it, if she would.
She has not the power-the strength
the numbers. She is in the minority.
She can neither change the Constitu-
ton nor compel others to change 1T.
She can neither pass laws for the pro-
lection of her property nor compel
others to PASS them
The North can. She can change the
Constitution now. for the benefit OF the
South ii she will: she can, i'll Il Few
wears. change it to the injury OF the
South if She wishes. She has the nu-
neral power She can give peace ant'
quiet to the country. She can pass
laws satisfactory to the South without
detractin. from her glory. 1t is her
duty to do SO. 1t is m:lgnaniinols III
the majority to respect the rights and
| oninians of the minority. and It Is
| iusillanimoas in II minority to sit still
| and quietly submit to injustice and OBJ
| preston from tile majority. 1t Is III
/ foiid1 to Il large man to respect the
j condition and right of ;iAs;nlll man. Il
/ is tile boast OF Il fool to Cypress the
i small and weak because he is large
and strong. 1t is !. folly i'll the Weak t.
place themselves where they will II
compelled to submit to the SCOTS of tE'
i strong. The North feels that she i
strong and powerful. ana being a fool
she insults and SCOTS nj the South
| Many at the South. believing with tn
4 North. that we are small and veal
1 Sav .s,1i,,pit submit
/ THE South is not weak. She Is nos
strong. She is powerful in her strength,
The moral courage and chivairic srifi
/ Of her nellie SONS form bnlwi,rk ta;l
hurls defiance at all her enemies
The South is the pnre and patriot
freeman's home-the land of heaut
and cllivit'ry-the birthplace OF trn
courage and rllsullied honor. Let til
South cheer up and rejoice. for III
out of the Union, her destiny is to y
the greatest among the great OF tn
powers that be-
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-09-30
Fifty Year. Ago.

The Hammer of October J.. 1SI0-I.ellsvue.i
The war news this week is meagre.
We gather that the attack has been
made on Paris. the French government
has moved to Tours. Baz;sille not yet
surrendered. strous.. ourg still holding
,sut. and generally better hopes for tao
French Republic.
4 legal advertisement nu' lishea og.r
t',a signature Of r. y. Taylor. then
Clerk for THE Police Jury reads. i, part ::
.'fhe foilewin. presents I, list OF tue
sstinn,tfd expenses It tn" faiis't ~
TGssier sei the els,rAnt seiar: fnl isiis
Of jurors. $500: clerk u TENT. SO:
!'aris:, :.es.l,le... $40: S'c.i.f sF0:
nran.' t,is lso,ica Jury. ss.Wt: t'eroner.
s:;:te,s.. cost, IL cr.lriua' eases.
Incidental EXPENSES. s3tio: INK Col
fcctor. $500: roads ard ] rid:.es. S1,sW:
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