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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-01-30

REJORK-Tn this CITY January 25.
JOHN RFJ0PK. beloved husband
Of Martha n and brother Of o. G.
Beiork. age 81 years. Body at
private reception room. Butter
worth & Sons. Member Of 7. o. o
T. Funeral announcement later
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-01-30

There IS talk Of a new bank being
organized 70 start business in Lcav-
enwo1th
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-01-30
Thrift Stamp Sales.

Total amount of Thrift Stamps sold
IN the several rooms TO date:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
PLAN IS OFFERED
WHEREBY AMERICA
W|LLsAlD ARMENIA
QUESTION or MANDATE DRAWS
FIRE FROM ROTH PARTIES
IN SENATE.
y Ny Associated Press.

Hy Associated irtra'
WASHINGTON. May 90 President
Wilson'S request that congress author
izc a mandate fof Armenia came under
fire from democrats and republicans
toslay when the resolution to deny such
an authorization was brought up In the
senate.
From the democratic side. however.
came proposal To soften the rcsolu'
tion by adding u provision cNtcndin;
American aid IN the economic ur''ui;'''
ing ~ the new republic. The plan was
taken under adViscmcnt by republicans
no that senators might study u, AZ
agreement was made to defer until Mon
day any attempt to set a date for a
vote.
Under the suggested provision. pre-
sented hy senator Hitchcock of NJ
hrasxa joint commission of Americans
and Armcnians would be- authorized tn
yuperyisa the sale here uf S50.OO0.0ol
in Armenian bonds The proceeds
would ro tn huy railroad and agricu''
tural materials and similar equipment
and o. the establishment of an Armcii
ian banking system.
Senator Hitchcock raid h. felt That
the resolution NJ reported would have
the effect of "discouraging the ~
menIan people. senator Lodge. repuh'
llcan leader. replied that proposals {"
aid Armenia would be- received witn
much sympathy on his side. but addei
that there were many ways In which
aid could be extended
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
COMMITTEE ENDS
BOIL WORM PROBE
RECOMMRD iTIO>S VIII. BE M,DE
MONDAY Rf6NRDi>G
l.EGISl lTlON.

AUSTIN. Msy % Investigation hy
O. lrififllti,c conmiitrr e the sl.callo,i
pink bill worm inirstatiun In southeast
Texas which has hccn in prurress this
wes'k was concluded late to-day aud tho
committee meets Monday To maze It's
RECOMMENDATION - the icritaiur,.
The cummi;tcc has virtually decided a.
rccnmme'd hill propo~lng the ,siah.
lirhment ~ regulated zones In the IN
frrisd ARA inrtsad ~ q nun-cutton zone
az urEtd Nv Secretary ~ Agriculture
=. T Mcr,iith in a letter to thc COVER.
nor.
fallure q the iegifi,iurc - declnre
fgr n"nco't0n yauc viii likely result In
the sfiahtfhmsnt ~ % fo'T1l qurran.
tine agalrs' the lasslcd arCa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
DOCUMENT IS PRESENTED
BY CAMPAIGN SECRETARY
SHOWING EXPENDITURES
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON May 2-Senae investigation today of pre.
convention expenditures dealt largely with financing Of Major Gen.
e Leonard Woods campaign and the Republican
primary fight in California with further attempts to get on the
trail Of the McAdoo boom.
Holding its first night session and sitting in all eleven hours.
today and night the committee heard evidence that national
pasn fund Of $O2o had been raised for General Wood and
that the national campaign fund for Senator johnson appropriated
100000 Charges that Hoover supporters California spent
the lowest estimate $3Oo00 in the primary fight against Senator
Johnson also made.
A. A. Sprague of Chicago identified himself Of the
Leonard Wood national campaign committee and presented
financial statement which also showed expenditures Of si-
sl0ls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
DETAILED PROGRAM
FOR c. c. MEETING
HAS BEEN PREPARED
NOTHING OVERLOOKED FOR EN.
TERTAiNMEST or VISITORS.
SAYS JAMESON.

The detailed program for the ban.
quct Of the directors OF the Panhandle
Plains Chamber of Commerce TO be held
at the Amarillo Hotel Thursday night
at \ o'clock was announced yesterday
by Secretary. Manager y. II. Jamison.
who said that nothing had been over.
looked for the entertainment OF the
visitors. The program follows:
ToaHtmaster-A. \. stinnett.
Invocation-Dr. II. r. Brooks.
Grcctings-Judge Ray C. johnson.
Making Things Happen--w. II. Fu-
qua.
Value Of concentration-Hilt n.
Greer.
View OF the Press--Dr. J. T.. Mum.
Educational-Dr. =. A. Hill.
The Heart of the situation--Dr. A.
!. Caldwell.
Vocal Solo-Mlss Fellce Stinnett.
Reading-Mrs. Floyd Fletcher.
Vocal--Amotex Quartet. Mrs. Doolev.
Mrs. Davies. Mrs. Flamsa. Mrs. Kiser.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
New Plan To Handle
Disputed Oil District
Before Supreme Court

DALLAS. May - ATTORNEY Ger
cral \. Mitchell Palmer has wired \
~. Watkins. chairman ~ the state dent
ocraiir convention. that an alternative
plan for operation of property involved
IN the Red River boundary dispute has
b.rn nubmittcl to the rlpr,mc court.
II viii Il ready for suWrinsion early
MI Palmer. will eliminate those fra'
lures objectionable to interested citi
zrns of this state.
The telegram WAS IN response to an
inquiry scnt the attorney general 10y
the democratic state convention In SOS
sion here Tuesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
THREE ROLL CALLS
AND HOT DEBATES
PRECEDE PASSAGE
MEist RE GOES OVER By VOTE or
ssD 70 o. AND N SENT TO
SENATE.
CARRIES SUSPENSION PLAN
Opponents oT Act Dcnounce Move ~
Political Trick 90 Win Soldier
voie and Commerciallse
Patriotism.


Nv Associated Press.
WASHISGTON, Mny 80 The soldier
relief bill was passed by the hous, today
gss 10 .. and sent tn the senate.
While only the direct vote was POI
sible under the suspension program. u
was preceded by three test votes which
showed supporters OF the measure grad
ually gaining.
Three Test Votes.
The first vote of is2 10 lS9. coming
on n parliamentary question indicatri !
advocates were short by sixtyfour votes
~ the two.thlrds majority. while the
aecond by which the suspension pro
gram was adopted 200 10 l63. showed
they lacked only 81 votes.
The third test was on applying the
suspension program To the hill. which
was carried ii5 10 9i. or two less than
the required number for passage. be-
tween roll calls debate was heated
Democrats. aided by q minority Of TIL
republicans. attacked the gag rule" of
the majority
Wear Down Opposition.
Advocates u the suspension program
declared n vote against II vas q vote
against the bill itself. and gradually
they wore down the opposition. the final
vote recording forty republicans and 50
democrats In opposition.
Supporters Of the measure declared
the debate was just 10 the ex-service
men for losses In the war, but It's op'
ponents denounced u as a political
trick" to win the soldier vote through
an attempt To "commercializc patriot
ISM"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
,.ur.t af usXican Officers

DOUGLAS. MAY - Major Gcneral
lame T Dvkcman. commander ~ the
nputhrrn military department who ar
rived tn.lly on an inspection trip. w1s
th, guest of Mexican army officers and
civilian ofnCials ~ Aqua rricia. acruss
the line from here. this Afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
BIg Time vaudeville.

Not only viii mgh grade moving pie.
lures be- shown but u h planned 90
present hig time vaudeville. With both
yaihic, NE and pictures. u b. believed
that large crowds will attend the shows
Reports which are practically author.
itativc. are that Carl H. sullivan. for
m,r manager uf the Dclndi thoater. has
b-,n employed az manager q the new
thcat.r Mr. sullivan was IN the shoS
huslners IN Amarillo Tor ~ years. and
bic fri, uds declare that be knows the
ioral u,ii unusually well Because of
knowing the tastes of the Amarillo
public. Il b. said that he will b. able
to f-l-ci bath the moving pictures and
vaudeville circuit that viii please AM
afiildans
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
TENTATIVE DRAFT
ALMOST COMPLETE
REPUBLICAN, LEADERS WILL.
HAVE PLATFORM FOR SuBMIS.
Sion EARLY NENT WEEK.

" Afseftafsn trrfA
WASH NGrON. May es.--A tcnta.
tive draft Il the republican natiun1.
platform has about been completed hy
party kadrrs In conference here.
u will b. ready for submission early
rexi week 10 prospective members %
the resolution committee
piankn en- Mcxico and the league of
nations arv omitted u was sad toily
that the paitys stand would have O.
~ worked oIt ~ the Chicago cunvcn.
tinn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
Wide search Made.
PANIC SEIZED CARRiNZA
ESCORr. GtRC1A EXPLAINS

~ PASo. Man 29.-panic scized the
escort Il President Carranza on
May ~ wien rebels attempted tho
rresiavniiai escort as the party was
leaving the failroad 10 ularch overland
10 Vera. Cruz from Rinconada. accord-
Ing a. Andres q. Garcia, former post
martcr general. under carranza. who
his chief on bis flight from
Mesico City.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
Negro Indicted.

Nv Associated Preaa.
DALLAS. May .29.--James Brown.
negro. charged with assault on n white
woman So years old. at her homo four
miles west of Dallas. Friday. was IN.
dictcd by the Dallas county grand jury
In special session this morning and his
trial set for June l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
All LEGAL Men.

Al ~ the persons IN the enterprise
are local business mrn. including some
bankers as we'll. u II reported. Tn"
building viii cost $4,000 and viii scat
. 0eo parsons. hy far much larger than
any other auditorium IN Amarillo.
Hccaus.' IT the choice locaiion that
has been secured. u will be- necessary
for large store Co secure anothr build
ing. II II planned 90 begin actual con.
s,ruction work within the next sixty
dayu. and a. complete the iheaicr ~
rccord time or by November !. u II j.
IA an tfaeIftlD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30

NEW YORK May s9--A strike ~
oolr,wisc 'm'rshursinen whirh took
with u other strikes. hss crippled
freight movements Ia this part o. a
SERIOUS extent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
LOCAL CITIZENS
WILL ERECT LARGE
THEATRE BUILDING
IIOtsE Will COST SEQ. .0oe-COR.
PORtTION WITH s;5.e00 car.
ITtL ORGANIZED.

Announcement was made late
yesterday that u t7500 corporation
had been formed by Amarillo busi.
ness men for the erection 81 a
thcatcr. Al the capital stock has
been paid In and organization de-
tails have been almost completed
Brcausc of certain business terms
not quite completed. u was impos.
sihlo yesterday to give out the
names II the persons In the corpur'
alton 90 to give the location which
viii he used. The location. how.
ever. Il H. said. II one of the choice
buFincss blocks IN Amarillo. facing
sO feet on Polk street and extending
bngk tf0 feet tu the alley
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
Wear Down Opposition.
May Adjourn Saturday.

~ Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. My s'-Plans for an
adjournment of congress saturday weie
announced in the house today by Rep
rcsentative Mondell republican leader
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
SLAYER Of JA|LER
KILLED BY P0sSEE
ESCAPED PRISONER FROM OKLA.
ii0MA JAIL SHOT N RUNNING
RATTLE ~ ARKANSAS.

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
MANY DELEGATES
REACH CHICAGO
FOR CONVENTION

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO May 9a-Dclegatcs To the
republican national convention flocked
into Chicago today. Many early arriv'
ais were from southern states and a
large proportion of thcs" men were
negroes Cuntestlng fur seats from states
where the race question has been an
issue In the pariy's organization.
The national committees hearing oi
i37 contests will start Monday and az.
rivals hu;tunhol,d members of the par.
TVS governing body O. present advance
arguments Tor their claims.
Pcrfectlng Plans.
Campaign managers were pcrfecting
their plans Cor the actual work In the
convention. shortly after Wood head.
quarters announced that Governor
Henry T. Allen of Kansas had been se'
lccted to make the principal nominating
speech Tor Major General Leonard
Wood. II was announced that Gcorg
II Walker II Seattle had been chosen
to perform a similar officc for senator
Niles Poindcxtcr ~ Washington.
These announcements ctmpietod thu
list of the principal candidates except
l.owdcR and Hoover.
Clarence u. Miller. acting secretary
of the national committee. was busy
t~,lay arranging the rooms and offices
uf IN. committee az the coliseum annex
IN anticipation of their active use Mon.
day.
Hayes due To-day.
he also was concerned M Soeing that
the business II the committee was In
shape Ter VIII H. Hayes. chairman.
who will arrive tomorrow
Mr. Hayes n.st official act viii d,
to entertain newrpapcr correspondents
~ luncheon. Then he viii discuIs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
~ ;er ol Pope Plus y Dcad.

ROME. Nav 2s.-Tcrcsa Ssrio. sist r
of the late Pops Plus y. died al her
home here today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30

MIR spragGe's testimony disclorod that
the financing of General Woods cam
paign had been done largely by three
men. Colonel william Cooper Proctor Of
Cincinnati. A. y Monel 0f New York.
aud AIR. Sprague.
Colonel Proctor. he said. advanced
tb2l .OO0 and Mr. Mcneil 100000 In ad.
dition To- "a contribution Of $4,000. Two
hundred thousand dollars we're borrow.
I'd from the Chicago banks on notes
endorsed by Colonel Proctor.
Mr.. Spragae said he was "a joint en.
dorser OF the note aud expected Ia pay
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
REPUTABLE Cni,en.

lie declared his informant was q
reputable Cei:,rnh eiilzer" ard
rrrrcd o. consult ham ~ to furnishing
hts name
Later Whom Ssrator Mos appeared
before the committee ne sid
4 s;ill decline o. give the mans
name ~ lnst until I have an opportu.
nliv tu speak 20 him. he slid
T " Miller q Dclawur". aiso was
puertiDnei NJ fc oNpenscs Tor General
W"d lIr sid the w.. c-eanizatian
~ the start was 'ompo@su mostly of
amat"urs ard % was ncccssary o. huiii
up organizations
N Games n Atlanta. slid ~ rcp.
rcr 'nisvi Henry Lincoln Johnson. whom
b. r'iHsei as tho sirorr,.st negro poll.
tiri1n in IN s'uih. and - per cent ~
the Registered republican voters IN Ccor.
ria nre cuiured"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
PLAN FOR RETURN
Of SOLDIER DEAD.
IS AGREED UPON
AGREEMENT ~ REACHED WITH
FRENCH GOVERNMENT
Nv ER DETAILS.
WILL BEGIN IN September
Inquiries sent ~ Relatives Show ~
fer Cent flVoring bringing Bod.
irs of War Veterans Hack
To q. y.
lly Associated Pnss.

ny Associated Pr,ss
WASHINGTON. May 29.--Undcr an
agreement reached with 4, the French
gusrinn ,nt. the return OF the AHp.i.
can soldier dead from the military zone
~ France viii bcgin after Septe.,i5rr
10.
Ralph Hayes. assistant Ia Secrets y
i,aKer. recently returned from :.,,s.
ai,n TO France tU complete arrange.
.. ,nis. has reported that French Obs.
tons finally were waived In April. tc.
u uyals 10 be- limited To those bodi'
Tor the returns of which relatives had
800, cilically asked
Mr. hayes reaifiri.cG the IolicS of
% e war dcpartmer; t. defer 10 wishes
-. relatives comp,etcly. Return; f,1n
INQUIRIES sent out show that o" per cent
Of those who replied asked that the bod.
les be brought home.
Those which remain In France will
be "fittlngly and tcnderly'' cared for
by the government In fields Ol honor
purchased for that purpose.
The report deals at length with ar.
rangcmcnts of acquisition. location and
preparation of these.
Refers To Charges.
The report refers to charges that
the motive behind the proposal for
return ~ the soldier dead. "was the pro
paganda uf the undertakcrE and coffin
makers" and the further charges that
action In the movement to keep the
bodies abroad was the hope Of the
French to make their presence a source
of constant and substantial financial
revenue.
Specific and sufficient data" says
the report. has not yet been adduced
to Indicate that either fear Is borne
cut In fact"
II adds that while some undertakors
conducted n movement Tor the return
II the bodies they were rcpudiated "ly
the recognized association of reputable
funeral directors" and that 1t u not
true that there now exists In France
and generally prevalent effort to cap.
itnllzc financially. American burial
places
Permanent Ficlds.
Mr.. HAYES recommended that tho per-
mancnt fields NJ honor be- located at
Romagnc. I,cilel aud Surcsnes IN
France. tho dead 10 sleep there with
cut aggregation into distinctive locn'
,lonr nn the basis Of rank"
Head stoncs and 'iaik'rs should be
uniform and erected by the government
cn advance q war nemofials council 10
be Composed of representatives of all
interested veterans anl other organizl.
iions Arrangements should hc made
rimilarly. he reported for erection of
husicss houses "a accommodate relatives
ut the dead who visit the plots.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
RIIL PR0yIDISG
~ n.Er AnOPTEn


WASHINGTON. May % With I
out rccurd vote the house adopt.
) cl TO-DAY the conferonce report on /.
the Mccormick Coed hill pruvid I
} ing for a federal budget system. I
) Tho hlii now rocs to the president.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30

Tn" liuuv,r headquarters toul, ON
added acti,iiy with IN. arrival of work
-ts from New Nurk. Ther" was =
H',ndy stream of callers at Harding
henluuartrrs
The first headquarters f.r vice
prefitlentinl candidate were opened to.
daN.
u VIII De- dc,oiol o. tho Interests ~
SAMUEL Adams uf Virginia Mayor
Thompson tniiy nppu. '"d commit.
lee Z" wrlruu, the republican national
convention dol,gai b u was announced
that eo.ooo automobiles aud sl' bands
had he,u placed at the use of a., cor.
mitter Ten thousand dollars has Decn
appropriated o. entertain the visiting
dgl'gairs and to decorate the principal
streets uf Chicago.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
Regarding ,Icsdoo


Wilbur O. Marsh. treasurer ~ Tho
d,mocratic national committee was ~.
terrngated ar g. campaign from ~
William O. dcAdoo. He said that pub.
lshed reports that the democratic M.
iiunnl executive committee had becn as.
surcd lest fall that n $40 o0o.0 fund
Aould be- raised II Mr. McAdoo was nom.
mated was IAN ahsurdity"
Mr. Marsh dcnird that u NJ. Haruch
had promised to raise such fund and
aid that Mr. Raruch was M the Attain.
tic meeting IT the committ." In ques.
u,n hc,aus. the problem = raising
So 600 or 5.0o0 fur party hcadquart.
ers expenses was under discussion
THE people vii be- asked tn finance
the 1890 campaign. Mr Marsh said ad
ding ~ vas Tho democratic committees
plan o. gct contributions from 1oo sub
irribrIs nud h. advocated 81 900 iim.
it,
Chairman Kcnun todd Senaior Spen.
c,r his question constituted charge
and the Missouri senator said hc would
furnish the Information of his inform.
rnt sn hc might b. summoned
senator Moses republican. New
Hampshire. q Wood manager. testified
b. had tuli ~ large sum withdrawn
from tho CTuker Hank on The eve of
the California prifuary" -"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30

llo placed total contributions al
ta5s. .76S with John -. Il0cAs fcller. Jr..
of New York. the largest with s2b. 900.
MIR Spragie said Colonel Proctor ex.
pcctcd Ia get back his advances but
the witness expressed grave doubts
that he would"
Denying that that there was an un'
derrianding with an group OF rich men
that the deficiency Il ts2i. 900. repre-.
Scnting the difference between the total
expenses and receipts. was to be r..
paid.
NJ. liprague'E report showed that IN
Ohio waere charges of excessive cxpen.
ditures la the WOod Harding primary
contest had been made before the con-.
miticc Se0.Ooo was spent on unstato o..
ganiling' $4,000 on newspaper advef.
tiSlng and $4,000 on postage. 80 al
ers. travelling expenses circularl.lng.
.efg'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30

with those members of The committee
who may be- here the scl,,tiun ~ u
permanent chairman for the convcn.
tion.
Not all committee members VIII be
here for the opening of the contest
hearingn one # the knotty problems
which confronts the committee II thc
reducing of diversified delegations Ia y
size which viii p'rmt their being seat.
ed In the space reserved for delegates.
This has placed several delegations In
a quandary.
Statements were issued from the
headquarters uf all presidential candi.
dates summing up the gains reported q
have been made here during the week.
lndiminishcd confidence was reflect.
cd IN the announcements from the Low.
den. Wood and Johnson managers The
l.owden camp emphasized an announc 81.
mcnt by Jacob liaman ~ oklahoma
that the delegates from that state would
vote snlidly fur the Illinois governor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-30
Itemizcd Account.

In Weat Virginia the item state or.
ganizauOn' showed $1,000: newspaper
advertising" $500. postage. speaker
travelling expenses. circularizing. bill
bo1rds telephone and telegraph sl5. 500
Mr. sprnguc testified that the money
was paid out from an order from Col.
pncl Proctor 10 W B Burtt"
Did General wood know anything
about this" asked Senator Reed. dem.
ocrai. Missouri He did not"
"Dd he know Colonel Proctor had ad.
yanccsi over $500 0eOg"
Il don't think he knew anything
about Ii
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-01

Gibson, Moore, sibley, Bender and
Moore; Messrs. Bennett, Quick, Pr
gOtt, Bender, Sibley and Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ?. Bruner assist
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Moorfe in entertain
ing the young folks.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-01
NEW YEARS PARTY

All senior members of the Y. W.
G. A. and their friends are invited
to a New Years party, to be given
next Thursday night at the Y. w.
C. A., at o'clock. Come and help
make the first party Of the New
Year a glowing success.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-01
cHRrsTMAs PARTY

Leroy Moore, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. A. Moore, entertained a few
young friends to a party on Christ
mas night, which was a most delight
eeuf af1asr. Games of various kinds
were played, after which refresh
ments were served. Among those in
attendance were the Misses Mackie,
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-01
ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE,

Joe Hall, a well known young man
of Bogalusa, and Miss Mildred Boyd
Of the Gill dental parlors, announced
last week that hey had been married
since last October.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-01
NEW W. ORLEANS cprs-
ERN RAIlRoAn
STocKHoLDEP

~
Notice is hereb
annual meeting y
Of the New orless
Railroad companv sssas
the eOmpany's offis
Monday, January 3 ~
election of a Board !, 4
serve for the snsuins &,
the consideration a. q.
such other corporate bs.is
properly be brought y,
meeting.
FRED A. LEHR
Dated Decembsr 27tb M.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-01

(. !. Bean and Vie r..
days last week ninr - ]
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