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THEz EsT zResIaa

81. after a asit OF a WEEK VIII
THE fornerss sisters. aIfs. ancts
Il Nichols ana Ms il. q ION Al;
Their homes IN FairpeYt assaMe. 4
and Mrs HaroId Ridgsiys
Miss kathleen Ford and James
Ford have returaed from an ante
mobile trip TO Baltimore, New s ork
and other eastern cities. la Bait
more. they were guests OF Mrs
Phillip kerns and family in AeW
York they visited i'm albotts
formerly of Monongah.
The Rev Aaron Hayhr-st and
Daughter, Miss Lee, and sisters,
Mrs. Della Elliott, Mrs GHaFies
Baker, and Mrs. Luther Sanders %
Terra Haute Ind, have arriEea
here, having been called by TIE SER
oHs Illness of their sister Mrs.
John Price DIR. J. @: HayRurst, 2
brother Of Mrs. Price Of North pa;
kota, arrived here several days ago
from New York, called by her efies-
cal Illness. Is
A nine pound baby girl was born
yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. w. e:
Bossermal at their home in Locust
avenue.
MIR. and Mrs Thomas J. Little
and daughter Betty Jane have gone
to Deer Park, Md, to visit Mrs:
Little's parents, Nj. and Mrs ABEL
Dewitt.
The Misses Doris jenkins and
Ruth Johnson are in Morsantown
for commencement.
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SECRET INVESTIGATION OF
BECK MURDER CONTINUED

OKLAHOMA CITY, June L
Secret investigation of the slaying
here on the night of April 4 OF
Lieut.. Colonel Paul Ward Beck
upon which will be based a report
to the war department, was con-
tinued today by q special army
board composed of army officers
Testimony of two principals In
the tragedy, Jean P Day, wealthy
lawyer and oil man, and his wire.
was obtained Yesterday by the
board.
dr. Beck was slain by Day in
the latter's home here. boara
members would not reveal stAel1
exact program for today.
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JUDGE MI.
IlDS FIRST ] !
Local Jurist Expected to An
neunce Candidacy to Sue
coed Himself.

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Jane -
The recent adjournment 81 ing
state Supreme Court Of Appeals
marked The close Of the first sesr
sion in the term of Judge James a
Meredith Of Fairmont, WHO vas aP-
pointed early in the year TO sue
eeed the yeneFab BILE Judge GAafles
W. Lynch, who resigned because OF
i'll health aRd his adyaneingly years.
The attorneys who apReaisd pc
fore the court or who observed ITS
deliberations during the term were
impressed with the manner IN
which Judge Meredith disposed OF
the matters requiring his sttentaon.
He is comparatively q young man
and through his energy. the eour.
was enabled to pass upan practi-
caIly every matter before II Ri1a-
out unusual delay
Judge Meredith has gone TO ms
home at Fairmont. During 1he
term of the states highest tribunal,
he and Mrs Meredith made then
home at Hotel Ruffner.
Friends of the Judge expect him
to make the announcement OF MS
candidacy for the Republican nom
ination TO succeed himself OF the
bench within three weeks, or pos
sibly less. Judge Meredith has new
er indicated publicly that he VIII
seek reelection but his friends are
OF the opinion he will.
Judge H. a Ritz, justice Of the
Supreme Court, has gone to Chi
cago to deliver series Of lectures
in the law college of Northwestern
University, he having been henored
with the invitation in the summer
of 1920. The other judges OF the
court will remain in Charleston fof
the summer vacation.
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BE held At 4. ID. n the sehepl
anditeriuH.
Tl,e loueen Esther Circle ef the
Diamond Street ethedIs t Eds
eapai Church si III NEE AZ 80 zsp.s
"a IN the home Of Mrs NJ ~ III
eaS in M areha Z street
Mrs n. Black vii enter aia
the JHemaH's Home and Fersfgn!
Missionary Society of the First
Presbyterian gshureh at $50 p r l1
ia her home in Hlierest Mrs
Harry EHgie's group viii be s II
charge OF the meeting
Sunday.
The annual reunion of the VA
cent family viii be held IN fhe
Leyeile Church.
Monday
T The weekly bridge tournament
viii be held in the Country CLUB at
S.15 p. N.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. u. N. Wetzei and little,
son, Louis, of Littleton were re-
cent visitors in this city.
Miss Ella Pollock, who is con-
nected with West Virginia Gniver-
sity, was a visitor here today en-
route from Wheeling to Morgan
town. a..
Mr. and Mrs, r.. Salade. the
former with the Parent Advertis-
ing System. have moved lnto me
l.. n. Wetzei residence at 5lS
Benoni3 avenue.
Judge and Mrs E. NJ. Showal-
ter and their nephew, Dean Sno-
walter. left today for San Fran,
cisco, Cal. where they will spend
some time and from where they
will tour other western territory.
Mrs. a. NJ. Gilmer and sou
Billy of Brooklyn and Mrs. A f:
Gflmer Of Hundred we're week eng
guests of the latter's san, M "a.
Gilmer at his home'on Mckinney
Albert B. Knight, WHO attends
Ohio State University at Columbus
Ohio, arrived here Monday 70
spend the holidays with his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
MI. and Mrs. NJ. L. Brown AMI
daughter, Miss nellie Brown, nave
returned from MorganteNp, where
thew attended the commencement
at west Virginia University, from
which their son, Ross BroWn' was
graduated.
Miss Virginia Peddicord has re-
turned from HollidaysburS, "a:
where she is a student at Highland
Hall. to spend the summer Yin heT
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George PED.
dicord, at their home on Benonl
avenue.
Harry Chadduck, formerly Ct TINS
city. now a resident of Pitt sfufsh'
is a visitor here today. en- route 70
his home from Washington. D. =.
Miss Klara Reyst, teacher ~ tne
Iorgantown public schools, VINO IS
receiving treatment at Cock Hos
pitai is recovering nicely at this
time.
Mrs. Harvey Shain and daughter,
Mrs. Harry Heiptzeiman, ana lhe
lattar's son have returned from a
visit of a few days to wheeling.
Wayne Batteiger, who Is stu
dent at the military college at
Bedford, Va, and Glenn BatteIger,
who attends the optometry college
at Chicago, will arrive here the
latter part Of the week to spend
the vacation with their parents,
MI. and Mrs. Fred Batteiger, at
tn cir home on Maple avenue.
The Misses Halle and Annie
Martin will go to Philippi in the
where they will attend
at Broaddus Col
Iege, from which their niece, MISS
Gail, will be graduated.
The Rev w. J. Eddy will go
to Philipp tomorrow, where he
will attend commencement at
Broaddus College and attend
of the board of trustees
of that institution. He Will be
home by his daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Eddy, who IS q
student there.
James Frame, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. C. Frame of Main street. Is
a patient at the Church IeHe In
Urinary at Baltimore. Mr. Frame
him there few days
ago. He is doing nicely
Mrs. John Gordon Snlyth and
niece, Miss Phyllis Lott. a.e return
ing today to their home at Jenkins,
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Social Calendar
"Wednesday

"Wednesday
A called meeting of the genera
Ladies Aid Society of the Bna,
n,oad Street Methodist Episcopal
Church will be held at SID p. N.
in the church.
Thursday
The annual flower mission Prcs
,atam of the w. c.. T. o. will pc
held at 2 p M. in the Diano4q
Street Methodist Ep1scepa.
Church
"The Betty Wales Girls and MT.
Kidd senior class play OF the
Fairment State Normal Schooit
will be presented at ST. 5 P. M. 10
the school auditorium.
Division No. ! of the Ladies Afa
Society of the Diamond Street
Methodist Episcopal Church VII
meet at 2 p. m. in the home OF MFs'
3. G. Huston in MARYLAND avenue:
Miss irene Davis Bible Glass 81
the Central Christian Church will
entertain Miss Susan. Smith, Blste
Glass at 1880 p. ~. in the church
Tne HeintZe1man post auxiliary
Of The American Legion will meet
this evening at S e'eleek at Lesion
headquarters.
FL weekly golf tournament for
the women of the Country Club
will start at 10 a. NJ. LUNCHEON viii
be served at 1 p. N.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Grace Lutheran Church will meet
At s D. m. in the church in Castor
avenue and Third street:
ST. Marys Aid Society Of St:
Peters Catholic church viii haid
a due social from s to 10 p. IA. IN
the basement hall of the church.
A lawn fete will be held in the
evening on the lawn Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. jenkins home. 726 Fair:
mont avenue, by division No. 4 Of
the Ladies Auxiliary of the First
Baptist Church:
Friday
Mrs. NJ. Earle Morgan and dRfugas
ter. Miss Ruth, will entertain at,
tea from 3 to s pm, in their home
in High, street, honering Miss
Brantley Hartwell Carter, their
house guest.
Mrs. Clarence Morgan will en-
eeTtaip the Priscilla Sewing CLUB
:. Ii e5eys 4tnEia asF lspRe ia Wal-
lut avcnu
Commencement exercises oil Tbs
State Normal Seheettwiil
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MEMBER OF STATE BOARD
OF CONTROL HERE TODAY

James B. Lakin, member OF the
State Board of Control, was Fl;i-
IT in this city TO-DAY. AIT ! ahin
attended commencement at Nsest
virginia University aud is en- route
m wheeling to attend commence
mcnt at the West L.bert;- Normal
School.
Mr.. Lakin stopped off here to
visit the Fair1:l ant State NorElal
school and f.-1= Fairment state
Hospital and e, route 10 Wheeling
will visit The penitcntlarY at
Moundsyi1le. liz also paid a visit
this week to the Boys Industrial
School at p -anty=own arh the
Girls Industrial! scho"l at Saaela'n.
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LOCAL FIRM GETS ROAD
WORK IN HAMPSHIRE co.

Announcement has been made
from Charleston that a local con-
Germ, the Monongahela Constrnc-
ton Co, will receive the award for
the three miles OF grading, drain
ing and paving Of the Northwest
TIrnpike in Hamshire onnty. The
local concern was the lowest bid
der at S4s,637. Several other con-
tract bids were in from FaiFmont
for various projects now BEFORE
State Road Commission.
There are no taxes Of any kind
in the island of Attorney
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Miss White Hostess.

\. MI Miss Harriet White was hostess
last evening at the home of her
sparents: Mr.. and Mrs. Kemble
white on Benoni avenue, at a
dance of attractive appointments
to honor her guest, Miss Huldah
Tay1or Of Pittsburgh. The lawn
surrounding the White home was
tastefully illuminated wi t b
Chinese lanterns, while garden
flowers were used with pretty eff
feet throughout the house. About
thirty young men and women were
entertained in a delightful man
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LOC Sol e.

sgeeitey have been asked To paE|
Gers and division hairfaen M be-
Shostesses on this occasion.
Lawn Fete.
Eyerything is fn readiness fo .Ii
the lawn fete to be held on the
lakn of the residence of c. H,
Jenkins on Bairment avenue to-
morrow evening. The affair Is In
charge OF division No. 4 Of the
Ladies Auxiliary. and the general
PUBLIC has been invited to attend
ries and cream, cake and lemon
ade will be served.
Gives Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Keener en-
tertained last evening at theiF home
in Wabash avenue COMPLIMENTARY
to their daughter, Miss Lucille
Pearl, and in celebration of the an
niversary OF her birth. The inter-
ior of the house was layishIy de co.
rated in roses, Reogies and ferns,
and music and games featured the
evenings entertainment. la coz
test held during the evening, a
bcoby prize was awarded to Harold
shaffer. Refreshments were served.
The guests Included thu Misses
Bartholow, Lena Ford, Mary Glen,
Neya, shaekelford, Edna Shaffer,
Ethel Henderson, Pauline CHATTER,
Margaret Reeves, Alma Kelley,
Belma Kelley, Edna Hedges, Fran!
ces Google, Florence WFiels, Jessie
Radford, Lillian Peple, Margaret
sAuttleworth, Lucille Pearl Seener
and MessFs. Ralph Keenef, Robert
Miller, Harrell Radford, Harold
Shaffer, John Reeves, Elmer Stea-
ley, Denver Peppers, Albert Bun
ner, James Meredith, Mr.. and Mrs:
Quincy Cleayenger and Mf. AID
Mrs. William Keener.
Announcements Issued.
Mrs. Ora Harden RodeheaEer has
announced the marriage Of Der
daughter Minna and Erwin Robert
Prickett. which was soiemnized
wednesday, May II, at Catawba.
Cards ann euncing the marriage
were issued yesterday.
Big Attendance.
A large number Of society young
people were out last evening for the
dance of the Par Mar Club held at
the Masonic Temple Crafts Or
chester of Punxsutawney, Pa, fur
nished splendid music.
At HiIicrest.
Mrs. ". T. Black will be hostess
Friday afternoon at her home at
fIilicrest to the Weman's Home
and Foreign Missionary Society Of
the Presbyterian Church: Mrs
TT - 1opr- n .
charge of the program.
Friday Tea
Mrs. M. Earle Morgan and daugh !
ter, Miss Ruth Frances Morgan.
have issued Invitations for tea to
be held at their home on. High |
street Friday afternoon from 3 to
S o'clock to honor Miss Brantley
Hartwell Carter, of Chatham. Va. !
who is their guest. Miss Morgan |
arrived here yesterday to spend
the summer vacation, from Chat |
ham, where she attends Chatham
Episcopal School, and was accom-
panied here by Miss Carter, whose
guest she had been for q week, ]
since the closing of sehaol.
Society Will Meet
The Ladies aid SocletS OF Ing
Grace Lutheran Church. will meet
ats o'clock tomeFFow evening at
the church. This will be the an
nuai dollar social, and all mem
bers have been asked to be pres;
ent. Refreshments will pc served
at the conclusion Of the BUSINESS
session.
Golf Tourney
The weekly golf tourney for
women will be held at the Country
Club golf links tomorrow morning,
beginning at 10 O'Clock. Luncheon
will be served at 1 o'clock.
$500 4
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To ClarESburS.

I'm Mrs. John B. Crane and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry J. Hartley, and
the iattef's daughter. Miss Mary
crane Hartley. went to Clarksburg
today where they. are guests at a
birthday party given by Mt. and
Mrs. Harry r. Crane, the former
a son of Mrs. James B. Crane, to
celebrate the tenth birthday an
niyeFsaFy Of their daughter, Miss
Christine Crane Mrs. Hartley
and Miss Mary Crane. will return
this evening, but Mrs. Crane will
remain there for a visit.
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Golf Tourney

The weekly golf tourney tef
women will be held at the Country
club golf links tomorrow morning,
beginning at 10 o'clock. Luncheon
will be served at 1 O'Clock.
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Leaving Today.

Miss Pauline Kirk, teacher ef nau-
sic in the Fairmont High School, is
leaving today for her home at
7kirksvills, Mo, where she will
sERenl the summer with her par,I
eats.
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At Country Club

Mrs. Hugh H. Carr was hostess
yesterday afternoon at the Fair
mont Country Club to the mem
\ bers5of the Tuesday Bridge Club.
SIX tables were used in playing,
and the club house was Etastefuliy
decorated for the occasion In gar
I'd en- flowers. This will be the last
meeting of the club for the sum
ssaer, but dinner viii be held at
the club in the near future, at
which tue husbands of the. mem
bers will be guests.
Due Social
due social will be held to-
narraW afternoon by St. 2tarTss
IA eSesfety Of ST. Peters Cat!!oiie
sGtiineh IN the basement or tbs
church The hours will be from
Isl to 81 o. clock. TENDERS Of the
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Rel.turnina Tomorroyy.

RebeFt MOTHS, WHO aiteH4s
culver Military Academy az Enl-
yer, Ind, will arrive home IN the
morning to spend the summer
Nth his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
sFusca Morris, at their home on
Fairmont avenue. Next week
Robert will leave for Lake Geneva,
Wis, where he will attend the in
$ternational meeting Of the T. N.
ID: A. having been chosen AS one
of the delegates to represent Gull
Yer there There will be soc
delegates present at the confer
5ence which will last for week.
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Mrs. ". T. Black will be hostess
Friday afternoon at her home at
Hilicrest to the Weman's Home
the Presbyterian Church. Mrs
Harry Engle's group Will have
charge of the program.
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Big Attendance.

A large number Of society young
people were out last evening for tbs
dance of the Par Mar Club held al
the Masonic Temple. Crafts Or
chester of Puuxsntawney, Pa, fur,
nisbed splendid music.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Issued.

Mrs. Ora Harden Rodeheayer has
announced the marriage Of her
daughter Minna and Erwin Robert
Prickett. which was solemnized
wednesday, May II, at Catawba.
Cards ann auncing the marriage
were issued Yesterday.
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The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Grace Lutheran Church. will meet
ats o'clock tomerrow evening at
the church. This will be the an
nual dollar social. and all mem
bers have been asked to be pres.
ent. Refreshments will be served
at the conclusion of the business
session
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Miss Peggy Arkwright will re-
turn here on Friday from GfesAs S
burg, Pa. where she - stuas q. :
at Seton Hill College, to spend the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Arkwright, at their
home on Ogden avenue Tne
commencement exercises at Seton
Hall will be held tomorrow.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-05-11
May Day Festival
Held Tuesday Evening

The May Day Festival by the jun
Tor and intermediate classes of the
Y. w. G. A., which was to have been
held on last Friday evening but was
postponed on account of rain, took
place Tuesday evening on the lawn
at the Y. W. c. A. Despite the
change in date a large crowd was
present to witness Springs Awaken
ing" as interpreted by cast of about
eighty. The evenings entertainment
was pronounced the best ever given
by the ~" physical department. To
Miss Glenn McGahey, physical direc-
tor, and Miss Marjory Beall the plan
list, great credit is due.
Frances johnson was May Queen
and was charming character. 1t is
regretted that space and time will not
permit the mention which each of the
large cast individually deserves.
1t is hoped the event will be given
again at an early date, in order that
everyone in Bogalusa may have an
opportunity of witnessing Springs
Awakening"
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-05-11
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES

All services of the church were we'll
attended last Sunday, the Sunday
School having the largest attendance
for many months. Next Sunday
night, Mothers Day." exercises will
be held, with an appropriate sermon
by the pastor and special music by
the choir. All mothers are invited to
GENE and bring all the family. Every
body will be expected to wear a flow
er (white) for mother departed, and
colored for mother living.
The Sunday following we shall OBJ
serve Fathers Day." when the pas
tor will preach a special sermon for
men, and the mems choir will have
charge of the music.
This church is alive and growing
and proves it by doing, in a quiet
way, something for the good of 9th
ers.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-05-11
OWN A DOG? BETTER
PAY LICENSE, QUICK!

If you own a dog, you will find it
to your (also the dog's) advantage
to go to City Clerk Bean and pay IL
cense on him at once. Licenses for
dogs are past due and dogs without
a license tag cannot run at large. If
they do, according to a city ordinance,
they must go to the city pound, where
they can only be held for few days.
The quicker you pay your dog IL
cense, that much easier it will be on
you, not to mention what might hap
pen to the dog once he land in the
city pound and is unclaimed.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-05-11
Remarkable Pictures of
Ford Plant Shown Here

A few business men were given a
treat last Thursday by H. E. Roster,
the enterprising Ford representative,
at the Magic City Theater when mo-
ton pictures of the building of the
FOrdsOn tractor was shown in four
parts.
The gigantic operations necessary
to produce Fordson tractors and the
efficiency of the machinery and en-
plOyes shown in pictures tells the
story Of how the Ford plant is able
to build such machine at a remark
ably low price.
The spectator first sees the ore,
then the foundry, and through each
part of the plant until the car is
placed in freight car for shipment.
Those who were so fortunate as to
see the picture enjoyed it greatly.
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IN SERVICE FOR
y { WAR VETERANS

loo for ex-service men
!hsir : id Rid Cross Chapters. 1t IS
sson q every chapter to MAINTAIN
iuty .e q for giving inform Ii
sssd tlliaa a and assistance available
adslS' ev.service meme and their
sr ,sts q and it is the chapters
,slde 1ia;tv to be on the lookout for
s1sigli 4bsir families needing ad-
~ . .rfst of various kinds,
90 ,. asT this work thoroughly,
M most remote cases may
'. herk falls into five main d.
=, namely: +boir d.
hsit u secure awards of COM
I'm and insurance. F.
~ Securing disqualification for
Z as min, men secure vocational
;.Linu Investigations regard
7 I necessity for discharge fur
v.r0isbing neighborly care and
a;d TO families of service
y. ..r Vic men, particularly dur
80 absence from home.
" = ex-servicc man wishes to
LAIN u for compensation, he
..asIte a form, 526, together
'l certified copy of discharge.
;ns affidavits must be sub
\ wv 4 ssccordance with outline on
~ = II form 526. That is, if
N N certified copy of marriage
100 must be forwarded; if adj
y. IN snount is claimed on account
sli' M certified copies of birth
ss..tss must be included, and if
.ss.si compensation is desired for
.isrt PARENTS, proof of relation
IA dependency in the form Of
~ must accompany the claim.
.is4ionsl medical evidence is re-
\ n practically all cases now.
iore. affidavits should be Sc
from physicians.
w. Z. SELDNER.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-05-11
CLUB HOLDS
INTERESTING MEETING

The Ingleside Literary Club of
Northeast Bogalusa met last Wednes-
day afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. S. T. HOugh, the president, on
Mississippi avenue.
A very interesting program was
rendered, subject under discussing
being the Life and Writings of John
Burrough," noted essayist and natur-
alist.
Mrs. J. X. Johnson and Mrs. H. N.
Lester gave very interesting and in
structive talks on the subject, both
papers showing careful and intelligent
preparation.
Music was furnished by Miss Edna
Jones.
After the program a delightful
salad course was served by the hostess
which completed the enjoyment Of the
afternoon.
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CARD OF THANKS

a, sincere and heartfelt thanks
,asnded to our many friends and
- for their kindness and ex-
IND Of sympathy upon the death
{, dear wife and our daughter
iiaer. Mrs. E. Dunlap (nee Annie
n 4 Avenue D. We thank them
n the many beautiful floral
sr. Special thanks are extend
fsyerend Father Maur for his
and words of consolation; DR..
ser and nurses for their kind
q Mayor W. H. Sullivan, Mr..
In ]. H. Cassidy, Mrs. w. M.
Il NJ. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eolwe,, Mr.. w. C. Flanders,
Tin AlfOrtsh, Great Southern
a Company and sawyers of the
lsr the beautiful floral offerings.
FAMILY.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-05-11

tonight at the home of his brother,
]. H. Lipscomb, by Rev. w. H. Giles,
pastor of the Methodist Church, six
white-rObed and masked men ap-
peared and after standing beside the
coffin for five minutes, one of them
handed the accident victims widow
an envelope containing 500, after
which the hooded visitors drove away
in an automobile. The body was
shipped to Albany, Ala, for burial.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-05-11
MOTHER ABSOLVES
FIRE CHIEF OF FAULT
Bogalusa, La, May 4, 1922.

bOgdIusa, Id, Way y L5AA'
was an eyewitness Of the acct
dent when my son was run down by
the fire chiefs car while he was re-
spending to an alarm of fire on May
End. The accident was absolutely I'M
avoidable, as far as Mr.. Sherman was
concerned, as my son ran out from
behind car, not more than Is or IS
feet in front the chiefs car. He
made every effort to avoid striking
him and stopped his car very quickly.
(Signed) MRS. V. B. HOGAN.