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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

NEW YORK Sania'H pack viii
be- we'll fillcd this Christmas, despite
present uuemuioy meut and business
depression, according TO managers uf
the big department stores here. This
Optimistic prediction is the result OF
a careful watch of buying tendcn-
cics ana y comparison with sales OF
other years.
Tho gradual hut certain upward
swing Of tho business cycle IS clearly
evidenced In the constant Increase iu
the number Of daily purchases by
the publican evidence that both
men and women are profitng by the
merchants advice TO do their Christ
mas shopping early
\ few short months ago mer-
chants were complaining that the
public was buying strictly IN ac-
cprdance with its immediate needs
and continlng purchases 10 necessi.
ties. LuXuries became a drug on the
market and could hardly be sold at
any price. Now. however, those
same merchants are the first TO tell
the world that good times are re-
turning.
Big Sales Now.
with the beginning OF cold
weather came a strong demand for
clothing, underwear, furs and Shoes
Canned food, coal. meats and rugs
were also In heavy demand. Heating
appliances, particularly electrical de
vices. find Il ready sale whereas
there has been q very small turn
over Of these products during the
last month.
Department stores gauging their
Christmas sales 10y present indica-
tipns, have begun to hire additional
clerks aud l." f-pienish th-ir stu, |, &,
/ in, anticipation OF the holiday husi-
/ ness. which, they believe. will sur
/ pass that Of any prewar years. This
contributed toward relief OF the un-
employment situation. Increased
/ business In many lines has provided
work for thousands who have been
/ walking the streets for many
munthH. As these workers are en-
| ahled to draw their salaries again
they become potential buyers. thus
4 aid.nR the universal movement to-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

the streets and dumping the aust on
the parlur rugs at home. And go the
short-skirt movement was born.
Mrs A. VI. Palmer, president ~
the club fur the last 20 years, said
the little group Of serious thinker
decided 10 wear skirts four inches
above the ground. Wherever W.
appeared we were iccred ut and
hootrd." she said "MCu would make
sly remaJka upon our appearance ,
women in carriages looked scoru-
ruliy down on NJ aud drew their
own drapcd, trailing skirts more
closely about them. We were
looked upon ~ freaks. when We
entered the tenement districts on
charitable missions we wcrc stoned
by small boys II was n dangerous
and humiliating experience. Soon
We ihd new members and a new
club room.
NOdistcs Take Up Idea.
~ can't say Just when the mo-
d st,s started taking mp the idea We
had launched but II was about two
years after We had begun wearing
shorter skirts. Finally society wOm
on who had looked askanCc from
their carriages. came down to the
ground and saw first hand what our
movement was doing. a few OF them
copied our style, and then the mo-
distcs got busy.
we had marshalled statistics
proving that the sweeping skirts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

tHtNtll OF TIE EAIANlNt NEsa
TulFs ggl1 south rhoeuiN. y " John
npn pastor. is2I South Tronton. sunday
school et 10. preaching - ~ and t'tu.
young peog,s a. 90 W'dno.A41y P,s.yssi,
cimRcH or COP r,nh ead Madison
" H hhlpWHu. rsf,1r sunday school a'
CRY MISSION gIs East First ssr
yiecs today st 80 by ucy. A, lichtcr'
stein. also evening services At f.aO on
tuesday. rhursday and saturday
CHURCH or CttHiST Now meeting In
court ho.c, SiSh aud Nouidrr SUNDAY
,,h9ol 49,, a, lo' Pggae"n,Ss n. at ana %
Church ~ Iesus Chrisu Tenth and
DAY DAY s{hooi o,5. preaching At ii and 1
prayer WsstluE ~ ., m, "wednesday
r'l,Fio ssr,, N r.,,kld'y,iiop r,,,, an,
pouria, sunday school and hlble road
ing 81 lo Devotional and S@s,orsl service ,S,'
NORTH TULSA CpMMuNirY u0t"t"-.
nomtnAtionaD Cincinnati aud Oklahoma
Northmorrland addition. Sunday school y
Prayer meetine Ncancs9ay evening. hie''
sBvENTn DAY ADVENTIST -- slsti
/ pastor. Saturday service, Sabbath schoo
/ tti5, missionary volunteers az a. preach
! SCIENCE rRuTh CENTER Evor
! wednesday 1T q and y y m. ~ home %
/ Mlas Alice keslcr SIS West Third street
Al Interested are welcome.
TtIEA UNITY CLASH meets each sun
day aud Thursday night iu judge Hunt
court room, In courthouse for the stud
uf practical Christianity or lfe accord
ing 10 the Jesus Christ standard, w
invite YOU to join us on the road u
health happiness ami prosperity. Psn
spialberEer, teacher UiIity Suudn'
school .ls each sunday morning az SAINT
plare,
lodge Theoaophicni headquarters. roou
1o9 Lortun building, COP Fourth hctNe"
Main and B0uidotD Members meeting
wednesday NIGHTS, public lectures Frids,
nights. Subject Tor this We"t "ocCult
isrn as u Factor iu CIVILIZATION by Re
teoca L.. Finch. claude T.. watson. ma
uuual lecturer. will lecture A. tn" rouW
sunday. Monday and Tuesday nights De-
y. un tho following subjects "in TN
/ shadow of the troHr,' Man, Master %
His destiny and "VctuCaruutlon, o
Special creation. Public invited,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
Short Skirt
Was Reform

NEW YORK. Tho secret Ia out
short skirts are reform movement
But the original rcformers ncv
DECLARE their idea was carried too
far.
the Rainy Day club has Just been
celebrated here. and n was disclosed
that tho club was organized IN the
uinctios to do away with the long
trailing dresses worn 10y women ou
the theory that they were uusanitary
Five or elk business women wanted
to abolish the fashion ~ swocpiuu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

nothing 90 the girl OF woman of to-
day. I am positive that short skirts
are here to stay. only hope. In the
interest. Of decency. that We can
come to a cosnpromise on the length
which will at least partially cover
the exposures now in vogue
And In the meantime the latest
fashion edict from Paris is that snort
skirts will be worn no longer. That
Ia to say. that. while remaining rela-
lively short, the short skirt Will no
longer be worn, or at least--weil,
ANYWAY"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
Gcttlnr Accumulated.

y no hun wa s-lrIing n Iho Widst
OF torrent % rain, when the CON
ductNr put his head inside and in
Quircd'
WIN any gentleman got outside 10
ahliRe n lndy7"
"Shc can come inside and ait on
my knee n shc likes said ii pas
scnEcr joculnriy
To his great surprise, huNou
woman bounced I'm aod accepted his
offer. NUcr time the man got into
conversation with his fair burden
and asked whCro she was going,
on hearing her destination lac oN
claimed.
BLESS my soul, that Is my house"
Yes said the fair one, blushng
I'm the new cook ''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
SECTION B.

the fellow that makes tho su,ou-
biles, we had 10 men who ala -
ing but carry pals ~ .ais, =.
moisten the stamps wita'
That was nothing compared ,.,,
the time J worked FOR puHwar ~
Chicago" said his friend "Ey.,l
New Years he had 20 blk .ruct. :.
take away the balance ON ,t.
bookr." ''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

FIRST ,HUKtH Or 'HUISr ECtEN-
TtN1 Eleventh auf Boulder Euuiav
services 81 % and 4. subject fur to-day.
&, soul snd Body WeducAdny evening
NHtIuunIal meeting ct 500 u.ClurW.
Public ts invited 10 ail services and ~
use ~ rradinE rooms 8Gl sts MAYO INdr .
open week dNys from 30 TO and sun
INV md hmIIlnLa 2 10 D.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
BEN NEWsOME

iuro of this lesson ia Paul's confi-
dcnCc. no was not one Of those, ~
hobo I am a Christian" sort ~ fel-
lows Ho said. II know him whom I
have believed, aud am persuaded
that IIc ls able to guard that which
! have committed unto Him"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

cheyenne CUBs - tat1 raubi. tcsldsncs
Cedar 1922, study t'd4f 1913 Schrdu."
Nr Hs'k. sunday. $50, high hhu"I
department ,IHHu DO r.. n.. Temple
ufuthsrhuUd class. Tuesday, NIsiafhuud
bridge parry uI truu.n social room, FRI.
utF. 81. r.. Sabbath evening iIvIu.
lIFIlua srnuuI.
p.NAi EstuyAH 90 south Cheyenne
MtHIa Teller fsNHI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
similar

whats become OF Bu'horshyi.
Hes gone where fhc vicks,
cease from troubling and the wea,'
are at rest"
"Dead?"
mo, indeed. He's DOING umo fl,
model penit enitary"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

devotional t.tt Wprshlp nt 10 arl 100.
Ns.U.Hr HuHIrff .Iue arHtg OF GlHIuE
..lIIUE THHutIIIIrsFa.
UUArE LUTHERAN Missouri 6ynuil
TuFfttrII nut quincy Inra uuiIuinFI.
kau tI,as. ua7for Hunday school at lo.
s.r. Itfa HI o.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

TIRar aplRIruNI...K of T. hail a o..
M. Rev Mrs ! a. Flrmm,nE, pastor
Irar,, lrcturr by Mrs. Moody A.ssaEru
uy Mines. Mhltby Aldrioh LINDSAY and
biiuw. Adult study claAs q 90. Mes
sHgu circle az close ~ service.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

AII Souls DIuRutt. Nibs1bl Cty
tIIFurium of % o. 700 tIrsauE Horstce
H.I.uu ty nru uHIIept mlnlHtuf rev
IaIu.s "A. t,uu.I.. subject fJhuuHH.
giving H.ry,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20
Children!
Ask Daddy for Piano With Pedals
You Can Reach

equipped with the Junior Unfolding Two
Level Pedal.
This Junior Pedal looks just like the ordinary
pedal But it opens out to a higher level.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

The Swede was on visit to his
native land. said he: They talk
about Americans Dragging all the
time. but when I worked with Ford,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

What's the matter with Jack,
hasn't he the sand TO prpose 90
"Oh, yes, but hu hasn't the rocks
TO set married
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

Show him how little pleasure you get from
playing. If he plays-or if Mother does-ask
HIM TO make this test:
Block up the pedals Of the piano with books.
so they cannot be used. Then let him try to
play. What monotonous strummingi Might
almost as well beat on a wooden block. Prob
ably he will quickly stop in disgust.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

There you can
easily reach it. In
q short time you
can learh to play
the piano properly
with the pedals.
You can play the
imaginative pieces
you like so much.
Practicing will be-
come a JOY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

FIRST LUTHERAN r1fth aud Eiwood
r, +. kaufman, pastor. Biele school al
atb. Luthcr league social session bsib
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

FIRsT cHRisriAN Ninth and HoN.
der. Meade nutt pastor. bHaEc shAs
study phone Osaso san. uibie school
80 $40. Preaching a. "a "a ana 3o.
Morning subject, .it0W Bnu NnurCn sue
cVedpd,' evening. 'fhc lr Man Ut the
House
CFNTRAL CHRISTIAN Glen~ocd
Home Gardens section. Thomas y, NuHsell
pasteE Sunday school y as, Endcavo'
sso, preaching n and 30.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-20

FEIfON OkNENUEk
EVERY child sho,lhi
begin 20 use the pedal
- so-on - IL begins TO
play. Your Junior
Pedal should b. used
universafiy."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-23


eritane elm Bib Dor ibrem @eiift-
Sic fab einen Warl, Der IN Der
2aube oes 5orItergnrtens dbnlide,
pielle;dt gar oieieIben Worte elmer
6rau 3uraunte, uuo oieie 5rar
mar ibre eigene Wutter.
Sic rib lire &nno los. Qeine
tauien6mnl nein. Ytodte lire Nei~
gling an iid nod 10 rein uno idulo-
log iein, Die 8flidt mics ie einen
anoern Beg.
er fob iie beitiir5t an.
,Bas babeu Sic nur gegen mid,
Toie? gertraueu sic mir ntdt?"
% bod, aber es itebt etuas 5lpi.
Iben ms"
.Rift mo9lih."
&aerIei 0eoanfen an Stanoes-
porurteile uno 4ebnli6es flogen
ibm onrh ben Sinn.
.@en gebt es an, ipenn mir uns
Iieb boben. 8dS fonnte 3miihen
inns iteben?"
8er3peifelt idIng iie Die Sdt,oe
Dor @eiift. ltngeitimer Sommer
lag in Der @efpegung.
SD fonn's Sbnen niht iagen,"
itammeIte lie, pdbrer6 ounfIe Hote
ibr Stirn unb Raden fdrbte. n2af-
len Sic mid iett - ib neroe SD
men ihreiben - o bite flebte
Tie, in Dem 8erlangen, Denigitens
einen 4ufidub 5u geuiuneu.
4ber er 5og lore 6ano auf iei'
men 4rm uno belt iie On felt.
,3iftS ga. SD mlB es eleib
ieet piiien. Mit oieier llngewiB.
belt PLACE ib mid nift cine Stun.
De LANCER" iaete err NIT ongenom.
mener @eiterfeit, inoem er longiam
meiter ging.
llno ltodeno nabreno oas
Ser8flopfen ibr fat Die @orte ser.
rib, cr5GbIte iie ibm, ipas er mii-
fen puBte. Die alte 8eIhihte BON
llntreue n1o 2eiftiinn. @s moren
MIR tpenige Sdee uno iie pdbIte if.
re Gusoriide 10 idoneno, pie es
ibr in Der Iufregung mogIid mar,
aber fie fielen oof mie mudtige
aetlenidIdge in ibr iungouffeimen.
oes Slid.
llno Damn mar iie enolih nor-
iiber = Die Sein oes 9efenntniiies,
ober nod INNER ihritten iie me.
6aniif Arm in Arm peiter.
r9egreifen Sic nun tDartm
-"
9eim Slang Der 5itternoen Slim.
me parlote er ibr bas @eiift 3u.
@r mar 9on3 blaB, feline Stirn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-23
eotfssOh geasasin fur saus. unS aonSDit5i4aft.

gieoeitabl beben, I'M lid in iflapi.
ifer 8euuuoerung iolange ooOOr,
in Den Stoub 81 perien, Bis
nun, bis chen Ole Saniion ibr ia.
tiirIites @roe erreiht bat.
60 etpas lag niht in Roies art.
Sir @~obenbil0er mar iie nidt 81
hoben, aber &ano in 9nno nit eli.
nerrt Iieben Gomerdoen bon friihent
Neien uno traftnouer 3n6tigfeit
mutig oen 2ebenstpeg 81 9eben,
ourd Stiirnle nidJt erifredt, ourd
Regenidauer nidt beritimmt, irob
Der Come ~pertroueno, Die ia ME.
Der 6urf Die @olfen breden mubte
- oos pdre ibr Soeol gerpeieu.
llno oieie &ano - Die ein5ige,
ole iie bate ergreifen mogen, bot
iid ibt uno iie ourite - ourfte iie
nift ergreifen. Sab es cine grau.
fomere Sronie?
ltno oo3u oieier 8lid, Der in if.
rem @eiitt forifte, als moIte er
in ibrer Seele tiefiten 8riIno orin.
gen. Sic merfte, pie Selbitbeberr.
idung uno flare 9eiinrung iie per-
IieBen. SIN 9ciuuBtiein ibrer
@ebrlofi9feit fam ibr elm iamner'
boaes 8erlan9en, in Trdnen au35u.
bref)en.
~2oiieu Sic mid, bite" iagte iic
NIT bebenoer Stimme. ,@o3u all
Dies aufriibren? SD fam oo5 nift
msbalten!"
aber er blieb an ibrer Scite.
gr oadte nidlt ooron, 81 gehen, "a
ibre @ermirrung 10 oeutl.tp reoetc.
@ie nit eiuem Shlage fam ibm
eine @rleudtung.
DSobalo sic mir SIREN @ruuo
ooer eiuen Sbrer @riinoe nenien,
beIfeioe id mid mo quale Sic
nift peiter," iogte er felt. Sbm
mar ouf einmnI 10 merfmiir6ig I'll.
big itn0 iiberlegen 81 Sinn; or
meinte oen Sieg ifon III ser Sono
gu boben.
sd bin 10 Teit oapon iiber3eugt,
onB mir beioe ME fiir rinnu0er &c.
idoffen limo, oaB i'd Sbre 8eige.
rurg ,,if)t 10 obne peiteres binncb.
men faun. 6rdulein Ytarbolt, ih
babe - oer3ciben Sic oas @ort =
Den glnorud, ooB Sic nid)t gang
nufriojtig bonoeln, enttpeoer eegen
mid otter gegen ii6 ielbit."
Sic fubr hernm; ibre augei
blisten i'm ali.
r3eitl, rperoen Sic niht b0ie. Sd
fam nift glnuben, DOB Sic 10 folt
iino. ME Sic iih Jest itelen, SD
babe Sic fennen eeIernt III elmer
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-09-23


8ooen inter Den JuBcu meg.
sic Edtten unuroglif 10 idrei.
ben fonncn, penn nid,t 9eri0nlihes
nit biueinipiclte. Sd bate Den
unIuitteIbaren Ginorud, 6ab Sic oa
Elm Stiid eigeneu @mpfin0ens ga.
ben"
r9n8 lit cine gang unerb6rte
JoIgermg!" itieB iie bernor.
nGas iiu6e i'd nidt. Gins aaer.
oings nore mogIih - ia. eS
tonnte ieit, onB Elm nnoerer mir gu.
Uorgefommen mare. Bie2~
Roie fdmpfte NIT elmer barton
8eriudJung. Sett iii Elm 6eia.
benoes aopfnifen uno oieie gon8e
peinIife Undertaking. mar gu @n.
De; 10 noute lie n~enigitens User.
ner gegeuiiber Elm mnuerlestes sc.
miiien bebolten.
lln0 nun bieB cs ben idneren
aampi bis ouis Ieete ausfedten.
yAein nein. Mber Ielblt,
tuenn Sic reft bGtten - nit S5b-
rer onoeren Nebauptung meiue id)
-, 10 ginge eS ooh nift," itam.
nielte iie nit i~liegenoen Atem.
Gr I1t)eIte. 8ie iie rei5eno tpor
III oieier mdohenbaiten &erpir.
ritng. Sir ieoeS Der un3uIommen.
bdrgenoen 8orte bate err tie fiji.
fen m0gcu. Yferfte iie oenn gar
nid,t, wie piel iie ihon 5rgeitanoen
bate?
aber pcIdc8 fonnte 6as eebeim.
nispoae &inocrni8 fem? Seiue Sc
eonten flogen bIisitneG bin uno
her. 6irdtete Tie fir ibren idrift.
iteIleriiteu Hlibm? 60 mar ia
E~eut3utage ales 0enfbar. Iber
Der 4nbItd oeS idmer5lid) Suden.
Den @eiift8 mad)te ibm Die Ser
mltung mieoer unpo6riheinIid).
@ie ein mooerneS 8eib, oos irgeno
eirem pcrmeintlifen ooer ouSgcfIii.
gelten @eruf 3uIiebe oeu ratiirIiben
opfert, iab iie nift aus.
Snate bemdftigte er ii6 ibrer
San0.
Sic BADEN mid Iieb, &oie," Jag.
te er rlibig. ober lit eii1em Son Der
ieOen @ioeriprud) auSidIoB.
Sic ~itreifte i'm nit biIfloiem
9Iid. 9os 8eitdnonis ibrer ret.
tllngSloS ifminoenoen Strait lag
BARN.
n@arum poQcn Sic oIio nidt.
ia iagen? Gas 2eben lit 10 fllr3,
Inn aud MIR cine Stunoe oes
Slides gu opfern, uno ih meme,
mir miiroen iebr eIiidlid 5uiammen
ici, Rofn ~
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-02-17

A French writer says that girl
is a person We stop kissing at II
and begin to kiss again after she
is 20,-Boston Transcript.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-02-17
Class Entertainment.

Miss Nallie Samuel of the
High School faculty, entertained
Saturday evening at a brilliant
valentine Festival" in honor of
the Class of '2l and her Sunday
School class.
The reception room was beau.
tiful in it's decorations sugges.
tive of the popular fete while
numerous games and contests
appropriate to the day we're su
pervi>ed BY the various hos tesscs
and entered into joyous|y by the
q appreciatve guests, Progress
sive Six Hundred then filled the
remainder of the evening until g
call to the dining room for re-
freshments revealed a table res
plendent in favors, flowers and
flights, the rose and heart idea
prevailing turnout, even the
cakes and ices conforming il
form and color.
Toasts.and music closed the
program and the classes of 2.
unanimously voted their hostess
and the delightful entertainment,
at the head of the seasons so
Gals.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-02-17

66ei.a prescription for Colds, Fever
and L.Grippe. It. the most speedy
remedy we Observation-Disclosures,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-02-17

Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Chester
spent the week END in New Or
leans.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-02-17
Eggs For Sale

Pure bred Barred Rock eggs
for hatching-s1 90 per setting
of 10. !.
Franklinton, La.
Asst Route Box 54a,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-02-17

Misses Copenhaver, Keithley
and Richardson visited Bogalusa
Saturday.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-02-17
The Era-Leader.
s,,,sIinton, La, Feb. II, 1921.

pbas, Darlington of Tylertown,
.,i,pd Franklinton friends Fri
Day.
II. Person is convalescing
,asrpa critical illness thru the
week end.
Bpilding material~Iime, brick,
CEMENT doors and sash
C. S. E. Burlington.
\ Mrs. l. L, hampton of Magno-
/, spent several days of last
week with her mother Mrs, Ellen
Rbiaston-
Mrs j. Ira Warren and Miss
Freddie Warren of Hackley,
vere dinner guests Sunday of
Hrs. ]. Vol Brock.
| ForSale-About 1000 stalks of
iced cane for sale. For paftic
VARS apply to
D. L. Bateman.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Fontaine Poole
4 ind Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Simmons
i d Bogalusa weie Sunday guests
1 d Mr, and Mrs. c., G. Sim.
4 mons,
/ Miss Elsner Wilson, Poultry
4 laab Agent from Baton Rouge,
spent Wednesday and Thursday
here With Miss Grouse, local
4 gent and together they visited
sFeral sections of the parish.
Il Is
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-02-17

Visitor Ito Johnnie who has up
set q bottle of ink over the new
carpet. Tut, tut, my boy; it's no
USE crying over split milk.
Johnnie-Of course not. All
YOU have to do is to call the cat
to lick it up. But this happens
to be ink, so mother does the
licking.
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Notice.

|, the undersigned, convicted
of grand larceny at the Decem'
Der term, 1911, in the criminal
court of Washington Parish, La.
and sentenced to serve five to
seven years in the state peniten'
tiary, am applying for pardon.
A6.St Frank Williams,
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Chester
spent the weekend in New Or
leans.
Misses Copenhaver, Keithley
and Richardson visited Bogalusa
Saturday.
Mesdames H. B. Magee and
A. G. Smith are spending this
week in New Orleans.
A full stock of all kinds of
fence wire at right prices.
G. s. E. Darlington.
Mrs. D. B, Walker enjoyed a
visit of several days last week
from her brother, E. Applewhite
of Bogalusa.
MIR. and Mrs. Zeke Warren
and infant of Hackley, spent Sun,
day with Mrs. Warren's mother,
Mrs. G. G. Fortinberry.
See me before YOU buy tina,
wagon CT buggy as I can save
you money,
G. S, E. Darlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. F. Monk,
Burt Brock and Miss Hazel
Spring motored to Bogalusa Sat.
urday and spent the afternoon.
Senator Lowry Love of Hatties.
burg, and brother, r. D. Love,
lumberman of Poplarville, spent
several days this week in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Love.
L. W. Wilkinson, District Man.
ager of Farm Demonstration,
with j. V. Rabb, spent Thurs.
day Friday and Saturday in do.
ing organization work among the
farmers over the parish.
Rev. Spurgeon Wingo, of Sill.
dell, will preach at the Baptist
church next Sunday morning
and evening. Rev. Wingo will
arrive Friday and will speak Fri
day night. His messages viii
! be helpful A cordial welcome is
| extended to alt.
II. II. RettuS, FaSG0r.
St. Valentines Day was vari
ously celebrated by the schoo
boys and girls on Saturday since
they have.no week day entertain
ments. The Home Science clas.
was entertained at the home O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chess Jones; one
patrol of the Girl Scouts at tn,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. w
OFT and another patrol at Mr.. ant
Mrs. j. Vol Brooks while th,
Junior B. Y. p. U. was entertain
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Bate
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go 10 Sunday School Day.

The Methodist Sunday School
will observe Go to Sunday
School Sunday" February 20,
and every member of the church
is requested to be present with
your family and help make a
great day of it. Make the at
tendance at least 200.
J. l. Covington, Supt.
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School Sends Relief Fund.

Teachers and pupils of the
Franklinton High School contri-
buted $500 to the European Re.
lief Fund, the amount being for
warded several weeks in advance
Of the amounts contributed by
individuals and various organiza.
tions of the town.
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ESTHER" questioned the teach.
or of member of the juvenile
class, "what is the difference be.
tween electricity and lightning9".
"You don't have to pay MOTH
ing for lightning" came the
prompt reply -~Everybody's Mag
azine.
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Strayed.

To my premises about three
miles south of Sunny Hill, five
months ago, one brown mare
mule colt, about two years old.
Owner may get same by proving
ownership and paying all costs.
G.. F. Bankston,
4e.4t Sunny Hill, La.