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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-13
Army Relief Masquerade
Ball at Shafter.


Martha Washingtens, Queens of
Sheba, Hula Maids and Yama-Yamas
gathered at Fort Shafter last night TO
frolic together until the cheerful voice
CT the barnyard fowl reminded them
that Maui, the sun-god, is ever on
time.
At the terminus of a fern-and flower
bedecked canopy the guests were met
by a happy clown and ushered into
the ball room, Many beautiful and
unique costumes were displayed and
during the evening the yillage-cut-up
and the clown afforded amusement.
After the unmasking supper was
served under a long. canopy on the
lawn. The End and 18th Infantry
bands provided excellent music for
the several hundred people present,
helping to make the affair a brilliant
success. " .z...
A more extended account of the ball
will appear in the SQlety Coz on
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Pinkham's 'Vegeta-
BILE Compound they
would enjoy better
health. / suffered
from a female trou-
bic, and the doctors
decided l had a
humorous grow til
and would have to
be operated upon,
bet / refused as l d.
not believe in opera
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Been too long on the train? Too
much jar and noise-give you a throb-
bling headache? Instant relief with
one wafer of Shac. Simple and eff
ve.-advertisement.
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WOMAN REFUSES
OPERATION
Tells How She Was Saved
by Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Louisville. Ky" think II mere suf-
ferinR women would take lydia Z.
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!: !: !: !: !.
months az
fly Hyde nS sml Fen s,n y Incentive Hidve
her arrival IN San Francis fran Ho-
ncluIu. Miss Marion zGle c6npli,
mented her at luncheon at the Fran
cisco Club Saturday aftepHoon. Cow
erS were aEEpnGeo9or eight, and after
wan 49, and he1guestsI
joyed Die matinee at the Colunf
Among those who accepted MISS
Zeile's HOSPITALITY were: Mesdamss
Charles TeIfpIeton Crocker, Horace
Hill, ]. Cheever COwdon, Arthur
Cheesebrough, Miss Marion Croker
Miss Marion Croker entertained
the same evening at dinner in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dillingham;, at
her home on I4aguna street The oc-
casiCn offered an opportunity to sew
eral close friends hidden to the en-
ICyable affair to accord their usual
warm welcome to this popular society
matron. ~. rs E--..
"Jrc IIora m -II;lI ~ 49,, a -.
Tuesday afternoon in her honor at the
St Francis hotel. Duchess roses and
maidenhair fern adorned the table.
The guests were Mesdames Rudolph
Schfliing, J. Cheever Cowdon, Misses
Marion Zeile and Marion Newhall.'
.-.- y = q -. - .
Capt. and Mrs. Carpenter on Coast.
Capt, and Mrs. Edward Carpenter,
who left Honolulu several weeks ago
to be stationed in San Francisco, are
to take a prominent part in the. mid
winter affairs. The following is from
the San Francisco Chronicle: 49,.
Capt. and Mrs. Edward Carpenter,
who arrived this week from Honolulu
and who have taken the place in af-
fairs Of the exposition that formerly
Vas occupied by Maj and Mrs, Sidney
Cloman. are occupying an apartment
CT Jackson street Innumerable So
cial compliments are being planned
for them by members Of the exclusive
set on both sides of the bay liz
- ~ - ..#
Miss Clemence Clifford was hostess
at a dance at her home in Manoa for
some of the Academy students last
Saturday night Some among the
guests were, Miss Charlotte Blake,
Miss Gertrude Blake, Miss Inez Glib
son, Miss Mildred Chaplin. Miss Lou
Use Girvin, Miss Margaret Hawk, Miss
Dorothy Hawk, Miss Mildred Brom-
well, Miss Margaret Young, Frank
Winter, Messrs Ernest Mott-Smith, Al
vim keech. Frederick Carter, Sam Car
ter, Stafford Austin. Stanley Mott
Smith, George Lindley, Leroy Bush,
Albert Bush and John O'Dowda.
- y -
Farewell Party at Country Club.
Allan Davis was host at a delight
fully informal dance on Wednesday
night at the Country Club in honor of
Miss Clara Mcneil, who left for her
home in Portland, Oregon, in the
transport Thomas on Thursday, ana
Miss Margaret Mcneil, who arrived
in the transport Thomas from the
Philippines to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
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Inc san FRANCISCO paper says: ..
with asfully Illuminated miniature
of the transport Sherman twiItling
on a silver sea before them, the CHESTS
at the dinner party at the home OF
Capt. and Mrs Louis Chappelear en-,
tertained themselves with many inter.
esting accounts of voyages taken over
| the world in the ship which formed
the decoration of the dinner table
The miniature was cleverly construct
ed by one of the. officers of the post,
whose modesty precludes the mention
of his name. --...~ - T..
THE ship was about four feet in
length and was perfect replica of
the real thing. A land and seascaps
effect CT the entrance to the harbor
of Honolulu, where Gen. john P. Wis.
ser is to he stationed for the coming
year or two, formed a picturesque
background for the ship. The dinner
was a farewell courtesy to Gen. and
Mrs. Wiser. who are leaving soon for
Honolulu after a sojourn here of the
! past three years or over. -.~s
The other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. William T. Sesnon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gaillard Stoney, Lieut. and Mrs. Hal
sey Dunwoody, Mrs. Clay Brown, Maj
Lawrence Brown and Capt. Roland
Triton. -. - 80,
The Wissers have been very much
the life Of army society since they
came here few years ago and have
been just as active in participating in
society in town, so naturally their per,
manent going-away is regretted in
many circles Their home has been
center CT hospitality, Gen. and Mrs.
Wiser possessing that rare gift OF
making friends CT their acquaintances
They have been entertained. a great
deal in the past few weeks by their
various friends in army and civilian
Societv.H -.. 49,"
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Gen. and Mrs. Wis
A recent CaUol
account of a nee
the many enter
honor of Gen. and
! ser prior to their
lulu. They arrived
! port sherman and
their arrival tlNs
of friends.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23

Don Der mnrqipeu @}atince an bic,
tet 0as beliebte goHctg ieiuen 9efn.
dlern etpas gon3 Observation-Disclosures :
gillp arlington nit ietner a@ol6et
Groot" 3rappe. arlington lit ciHer
Der eriolgreiditen 9aritellcr I'M Der
mltitfaliid)cu 8nrlesgue un0 miro
ibms oa Dies felt 2 5diiolls oos
critic 4uitreten bier it, Gin Aer5lider
Gmpfaug ieitens ietner bieLeu Der,
ebrer iifer lem. anber ibnt. Der
beion0ars ais er5entriider @uqo6un.
ben Oariteler ieine 3rirmphe feier.
te, meroett IGN BET Der auffHbrtrng
Der 3tpeiaftigen nluiitaliideu ReDlle
g5rom ai6es to Rags@ nod Babe
Ga 1mtr, Die ertrabagante 5ou6rette
- 5ranf 9ebien, Elm GhQratteroar.
teller un6 eleanor COCHRAN uit0 oas
Bean grurlnel 5rio, Singer BON
aloiie, 5nr seite iteben. Bon M1ou-
tag an miro aud ipieoer tdgli6 cine
8umet. 1tne Wtdtinee itaitfin0en.
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Sleiue staStnenigfeiteu.

- Selttc Mtorgen I'M 6 llbr 3eig,
tc 0os thermometer Z 8rao unter
9hta. 8citere aalte ioa in Nus.
iidjt iteben.
Die Dor einiget 8oten IN
aanias Gin gegriinoete arbeitsnnh.
lueis 8ereinigung iiir 5armer miro
lire erite aonbention i'm 5ebruar
bier in omaha nbhalten,
- Seit Der 4nfiiuoiaung Der ie-
tigen Gtaotfontmiiiarc, oaB iie. itf
UNI Mic0erfpaHL befperbeil iin0 bic
poIitiihen areiie etnos tb1tiger qe.
iuoroeu. Inter ben Beqenfunbioaten
lueroct genount: Senator Charles
6 Saun0ers. 5arrb 3imman, @arrp
G~reeabldtt, Qels 2unogren, 3ames
9le1onalo. Qatban gernitein Char.
les adrbdh artbltr @iI0inger, Geo.
$. Barter. 5obn Grerel, aeprGien.
tant 9tels 4n0erion uno Grerel geo.
ford.
- Sette q6cno 6dlt Cscar Qme-
ringer ATS N2Ilpaufce. 8ise., cine
gniprade I'M 2abor Ienple.
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prnisLatnr a. nn0fnhff.

2incoln, %. Gan. IN beiocn
5dulcru Der 5taatstegtsfutlr mur.
ocn gctern @eidlaiie auqelommeu,
oie Die 8cr0ienite oes 9eritorbeneu
Gberrjhters Conrad 9ouenbed an
erfeuneu un6 Der Grauer nm iein
tribes Siuideiben ausorut Der.
Ieiben. 3nr GbeiInabme an Der
8earbig1lng mnrom foIgenoe Dit.
glieoer Der aegislat1r 1ele9icrt: Sc
ndtoren @iIioH BON 9oogesGouutp,
4eal, 6ooglm0. MtaIer0 ur0 6cnrn,
iotpie bic Hepr1ientanten Gidmouo,
9fidols, Barrier. Sicners uu0 5teb
bins. Die g~ecr6iaung miro om
5onntog giahniittag Rom Irauer
houie aus it%ottfin0ea. Reb. 4. Or.
5tiion non Der eriten gtetbo0iten.
fir6e miro amtiren.
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gn[aers 3ifoen.3irfus.

5n ser NIT Dem "a. 5onltar BE.
.giuucuben ISOLDE miro 8ulger's
BIGGER. 3irflis Bpeimot tdalih TIM
.4uoitorium auftreten. @eut3utage
lit 0tcs eine Ser beiten ainoerbeIu.
.ittgungen.
So lit idmerer, cine 3iege gum
auftreten at brethren ais cine 6lie.
.ge ltrto es gibt MIR meuige 0reiiirte
5Iiegen in Amerifa. Ahlr Der nun.
.berofle er8entrtide NuIqer bot geritg
@eoul0 gebobt, cine groBe 3abl Bic.
gen 81 oreFiteren uuo nieielben in
..botlenoete 3irfus 3ieaen 8u herman.
.0eln.
9idcffid lit oies eine Der an.
ai%ebeloiten @oriteaungen, Die man
.iid, beionoer$ fir 5duIfinoer, Den.
fen fam un0 ioaten bic Gltern
Gma6a's Den Qciuh oieier 8or.
.itetungen NIT ibren ainDern ms
.auge foiien.
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Aat Angrifr
abgtI1lagen!
Die 7futidIen uringes i'm Aeitrn
iItine GrfOlar atO erbentsu
cine aulaBl Beidabe.

Berlin, 23. 5au. Fundamentally
Gcs oeutide @sHeraItab bat
6rute folarnocs befaaut gemaht:
rfauoltdt 5iiesrr luurien aeitrrH
9ombcu auf Silent aHb 3rrbriagr
lgelaicn), ridteten aber tfiHeu Sdln'
ben an.
Ter 5cinS nnteruahm eiHen lus
.erifi ami nnierr StellnHaen 5uiideR
Suuain uno %l'erthts, u0rolih on
.6baluuS; Srrielbr brad inter nnie'
rem Teutr 5uilmmrH.
i'm AraoHnemual6 meitlidl non
6outnin Ia Mlitcr critHrmteH %uuirre
5rnppen eiHr feiu6lihc StelluHg,
nnbmcu 3 Eifisirre uHS 245 @taRH
..aefanaeH nnO erubCrtcu A NlaihiHrH'
..gcptHre.
Rurbmtitlid BON gout'u.R uniiun
nurSen Biuci frnufahihc Anaritfs alb.
.qtihlageH; Der ftin0 erlitt idlprre
Gcrluite. 2ir am u. Sannar ms
.nbgeHummeueH Sdilteuardbcn luur'
Den pUn inns wicoer erubcrt. 8Gbei
crubcrtcn mir Z 9auonen unb ) Niu.
ifltneugeluegre.
uulueit @ieirn6nd luHrOeu ~frnn50.
hide Alpeuidger bon ms in bic
6ludt grihlagru, Tsinblidc Nini'
icunngriffr bel Sartmanusg S eilerfOpf
prallteH an Der 3abc auierer Srup'
pen nb.
9ic Sdlndlt bci 6roir DC Gar.
mps, unbc &uHtsas@puIon Oaaert
fort. AOroIif BON Srnubeim i'm
eIiaF ba6cR mir bic 65hen aritarmt
unO 1870 BefaugeHe gemadjt.4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-01-23

@ic6er cinmal brinat 6ns a(lbc.
fantte Grpbctlm In einem ein5tgeu
8rogramm natitc Mode 5mei
ShIaaer sur auiiiibruna. Gieie
I2iebIinae aus Der mlIifaliihen So.
mooie Sobn $pnms ui0 Celia NC
Sntrpe itclleu iid in cine @cibe nit
Soiepb SrfferiUn. Gas bctanutr
Stilf nEbe Guafcreb" ben 9erbert
.@ua @initou miro bon ibHen Sur
4uffilbrung oebrnht. llnteritilbt
bon Blonde @euaer un0 ibrer CSC.
icGihaft bringt Scifcrion ole SARGE
4onr Oh Stint" bon &iliom Is.
.1cgiiac sur 4uffiibrmg. Iicicr i'll
Der Sobn oes beriibmten SoiepB
Sefierior bciien a8iips ban 0intle@
.tlaiiiih actporoen lit. Heprdientdn
ten 0es ndtionuleu Sports, Miife
GoHlin bon Den gtelp 9orf @ionts
un0 Ntartn W2c8ole bon Den gutfees
iperoen cine 9u3iebungstrnft fir
8dleh0llurbailger bIloen. 1le brllls
gen Dor Slight Oil tie gnt. 4Is.
muiitaIiihe a~n5iebung tritt Ser
Ebeooore genoir nit ietnen Spm
pHonie 4Iapers ouf. 5bn begleiten
artbur 2ifiteim gioIin. Solit. Sec
5ads. Geaiit, unO 6reoerid 5anotG
5fpeiter 8iotiuiit. Glpore. g. gldd
8tuei geger 9oriteder uuo Glauoe
@ol0en. Elm aortenfHnitlcr meroen
aud oo8 ibrige 3ur gr1eiteurng Der
3uihaucr beitrogen. Sis StraBen
i1iqer treten Die Statiener Qoriao
& Grobite altf. Gen 5hluB biI6en
Die beliebtcn Heiie.@ auoelbiloer.
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Sin trrnrs 6cr,.

SER &. 3. 5abrig aus Can't
.bria. @po, ianote inns ~ioIgenben
.8rief:
Die 4oitfnrtcn nit Dem 0eutiden
@}idet uno Den ihoncn Gntenber fir
1915 babe ih erbolten unb io8e met.
men beiten 1onf 6nfiir.
SD mil alth 8oI0 un6 StIber
fir Giien geben mo ien0e oesbalb
cine Sdmpftabotsooic Bic i'd fir
SLIDER faufte. mo 4 goloene Riuge.
Gs iplIte mid iebr ~irereuJ lpenn je-
mono 6nnit gutgetban miiroe. Gies
lift Elm ifrperer arieg mt0 3eutih-
.lan0 mill uno muB gerpinner. Sd
bin NIT Ser Gribiine iebr gut 5ufrie.
ocn uno bin id. 10 @ott min, &C.,
funb. 70 fpmnte ih aud gum San.
.gcrfet nod 0mnba.
9elten @ruB
e. 8. Sabrig.
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sab.cmohn.

@eitgrn meiltc bier Ser Carl
.2ue0te ans Greiton, 3a., 3n 8efuf1.
Cine groBc an5dbl Mldnner ift
inter Der geitlng oes 1traBanfom,
miiiars 1enea an Der arbejt, ben
Sfnee bon ben @eiddftsitraBen Bit
e~ntierlleft.
Seute abeno haIten Die eagles III
ihrer aaae. 23. uno q etraBe Elm
Tan8frdu3de ab.
u. Snpoer, til Ioro %.
5trnBe. elmer Der alteiten arbeiter
III ben Hieii9en 0ie6bofen ltorb
heitte wdbren0 Der arbeit pl0Btid
am 6cr3i6Ioge CT mar 65 Sabre
aft NIB miro Don 5rnll INTO einem
Spbn itberlebt.
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Nlabamn iulrb irpdtn.

Wontgomern. ala %. San, ~
9ldbama miro am /. 3lli FROZEN
.merbcL Orm peuiae Stmoen, nafl
Dem @ounerneur Senoerion 0nS @e.
icB nit ieiuem Npto beleat bate imo
Doradhlagen bate, cine @oIfSab'
oariiber nbilbaltrn mur.
Do 0aiieIbe non bei0en Sdiiieru Der
Q~eaislntur init acknowledgement
Webrbeit uicoer nnGeuommen Mie.
Ser Elm Stoot Dem Jtliin aitsaciebt- J
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Nan8 gloIer bon 1tnfdIanb snriid.

Ser 6Qns gi0icr. Der I'M lebtcn
5ommer, als Scr tiefte 5rieoe
.herridtc nat IcltidInHO aing 1nO
Bart ourb ben 0eItfrieg ilberraiht
.murbe, lit aeitcru gberO mieoer in
Cmabo ei~ngetroiicn. gr lit ont 2.
,,nnuur IN GrutidIano %abgcrciit
Serr Roier mar betanntIif hier
Der 9orreiponnent oes oelltid,eu
aoniulats in Chicago. Seiue
Trcumoc iin0 aeipannt bon ibm iiber
Die arie9slngc 5u horeu. Dor allen
Gingcn iei er miafommcu gebeiBen.
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ealianeril anf Gaulirdltn.

gun0ou, q. s5an = Dbaleih 0ie
1lelounaen bon cincm guftanariif
AMI gonoon iali6 marfL madt iih
.oodl cine arobe Ibdtigteit Der ocllt.
.iden gnittloite alti ben aoHtiuente
bcmerfbar. 9ct Dem auartif emf
Iimfirhen iptr0eH ieds Ioote nno
20 @erpnnbete erjielt
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9pu6ebe Der blrfsn BON
Rrdnfen, no cole 9rsans, ME Quns
6er3, Ge6irn uIp. srtrantt finD.
aur nit gr6berer Borlidt gsnommen
nerben, unb aud anoeEe, @efunDe
ID gut fpie aranfe, folten nift ben
gopF uno ben geib Der 9oahe aus
ieben. Die 9pu6ebdber linb bod
9idtig our ardftiguna BEL Beiuns
zen unb 3ur 5erporbringlna Der
Rronffeit5triiis mad Ghpibbdoern.
51pibpadungen unD 5Onnenbds
bern, bod bebente mau 6ierhei. bah
oiefe llhIe ManerantpenOuns eilen
setpdltTanen Gturm in bet 3irtuIas
ton bes glutes sntFsfelt unp bes.
boIb nur iebr fur3 gsnOmreH rDers
Den lam, meiH nur 1 bis 2 Miuus
ten. Der GsnuB bet 9Oudebdber
III Elm hrrtider, absr f4acenbriH'
GENDER Bel nebertrsibnnaen.
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9e6rnsfacr guItmriiter.

@aibmaton % San. Der
9cuat teitdhgtc Heuig Bic ~foIgeuoeH
Grneuuttugen ]ml 8oltmeiiter TN
5taote 9tcbrasta: VI. $. @aritif,
8eit goiut, e. S. 8ibop Central
Sin ut6 u. e. Campbell, SnperiaI.
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4meriIaner nn6 rniiiide 4rinsehin.

&etrogrob, %. San. Gfner
Der init Der 9eitung oe5 amerita.
niihen 3otlen areu5.6 uipitals III
Stem beauitrngteu aer5tc, 81. Rti.
lipp 9ieIpton perbcirat5ete iih bier
NIT Der rldiiidcn 4riuseiiin @eIcne
Sha6ofsfapa bic ais ireimillige
aranfcHpflegeriu BEL Dem Soipital
eiHgetrcten mar.
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Mbonnirt auf Bic 9dglide Iribiiue
$500 oas 5aDr Ourd bic gOit.
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Qgcnten flr Elm iebr tp~ertbpoaes
unb Ieidt perfdufIthes eugIiides
Bud meroen LIBERAL geiudt utlo an.
geiteIt. Outer ger0lenit mo iteti.
ge Qrbeif fir 8e0en Der etpns tbun
min. Inn fpeitere @u5fllnft aOrei.
fire: q. %. Bog 335. Omaha, Reb.
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Wrnrh 1intfrittb0pi.

gonocn. %. San 49, Nus Sam.
burg miro acmel0et, baB cin oeut.
ides ltu~teriee6oot ueiieitru Ipp5 CT.
.ioIgreiA Die 9EJ5efa9rleR bcilaRoeA
bot.
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reittrrridiide arieasnnLei6r.

8ien, %. Son. Gle 0iterreis
diide ariegsnaleibe Fat oas GeiuI
tat ron $670,000,0 900 aejabt. ltns
aarn trug 1921, 100000 oa5u Bel.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-10-21
STATE NOMAL BAND
ENGAGED BY FAIR.

Music at the Louisiana State Fair
this year will be furnished by the
crack band of the State Normal School
Of Natchitoches, La, which consists
of about forty pieces. The members
are well trained and under. the direc-
ton of an able leader. They are all
talented and are enthused over the en-,
gagement to entertain the visitors to
the fair.
There will be concerts each day in
the grandstand, and the band will also
furnish the music at other parts Of
the grounds, and for various occasions
BY engaging this band the fair as.
ISOLATION is encouraging home talent
and aiding home institutions and al
the same time promising the visitors
to the fair something good
For catalogue of the fair, which
opens November and runs six da! 5,
apply to Secretary l.. N. BrueggerhOlf f,
Shreveport.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-10-21
LOUISIANA SWINE
BREEDERS DISPLAY

Plans are splendidly developing for
a large display of Louisiana raised
hogs at the State Fair at Shreveport
this year. There will be liberal prizes
awarded, and the competition promises
to be unusually keen owing to the
spirit of rivalry that has been created
among the swine breeders of the state
e. L. Jordan, as superintendent Of
the Louisiana Swine Breeders De-
partment, will be in charge Of all these
exhibits, giving personal attention to
hogs whose owners are not on hand.
The owners are invited to ship their
exhibit swine to. him, and under his
direction the animals will be unloaded,
penned, fed, sheltered, handled dur.
ing the fair and then loaded and
shipped back, all this service being at
a cost of 5nly $3.50 per head.
For catalogue and premium list ap-
ply to Louis N Brueggerhoff, secre
tary OF the State Fair, Shreveport. Re
member the dates Of the fair, Novem-
Der 3-s.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-10-21
PREMIUMS FOR
CORN EXHIBITS.

Premiums aggregating $500 have
been set aside for general corn ex-
hibits to be made at this years State
Fair of Louisiana, November 3-8. The
corn industry has become one of the
leading agricultural industries of the
state, and 1t is planned by the fair
association to have its Importance
demonstrated through exhibits, lee
lures and other state fair features.
The crop this year is the best in many
seasons, and some extraordinarily
good specimens will be shown.
The display will be made in the az
ricultural hall. and will be in charge
of Prof. A. F. Kidder, as superintend-
emit. Prof. Kidder is agronomist at the
Louisiana University.
This exhibit does not include the
corn of the boys clubs.
For catalogue apply to Louis N.
Brueggerhoff, secretary, Shreveport
La
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-10-21

By virtue of writ of Fl. Fa. issued
Sheriff, did seize and take into my
possession and will offer for sale at
public auction at the front door of the
Court House in the City of Natchlto-
ches, at IL o'clock a. m.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1915
the following described property,
situated in the Parish OF Natchitoches.
La, with all buildings and improve
ments thereon, viz:
That certain track of land on right
bank of Little River descending, bound
ed above by lands formerly of Apoli-
nair DeRousseau, below by lands for.
merly belonging to L. J.. Racial, now
belonging to Desidere Lacour, in the
rear by lands formerly belonging to L..
D, RACIAL and in front of Little River.
Said tract being more accurately des-
cribed on a map made by Gaiennie
Hyams August 1918, and embraces all
the land marked on said map as fol-
lows:
Commencing at point on the bank
of Little River marked on said map;
running thence N. 4lo w. SO chains to
point J thence N. ago E. Is chains to
point K; thence So. $50 w. 23.11 chains
to point D; thence N. ITO w. 20.8O
chains to point E; thence N. $40 W. II
chains to point F; thence N. AGO E.
1925 chains to point G; thence N. 41O
w. 46 Is chains to point H; thence
down said Little River to point | on
said map, the place of beginning.
Containing One Hundred and eighty
eight acres.
Terms of sale, cash subject to ap-
praisement.
J. w. PAYNE,
GIG Sheriff.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-10-21
DOES YOUR CHURCH NEED
MONEY?

We have a new plan for raising
for churches, wonen's clubs, and
other organizations. No invest
ment is required. If your church
needs money, or if you are inter
asted in raising money for any
other purpose, write US direct. or
hand this advertisement to the
president OF your Ladies Aid
or the Chairman of your
Guild, or TO your Pastor. BY
merely asking for our church
plan" full particulars will be i'm,
mediately sent. Address.
FUND DEPARTMENT,
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING MAGAZINE,
l19 West 41st st.
New York City.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-10-21
For Sale.

Cheap for cash, q visable Oliver
Typewriter. Apply to
$50 The BARGAIN STORE.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-10-21

SHERIFF SALE.
18th D. C. No. 1858.
Desidere Lacour
VS.
w. H Dyson ct ais,
Carroll Real Estate Co.
and Mrs. Louise Tho
mas Warrantors.
Execution of Judgment of
w. H. Dyson ct ais,
VS.
Carroll Real Estate Co..
and Mrs. Louise Thomas Warrantors.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-10-21

BOY 231, ALEXANDRIA LOUISIANA.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-03-26
TRINITY CHURCH.
Holy Week Services.

1
In addition to the regular daily ser
vices hcre Will be these special SER
vices Trinity Church during Holy
Week
Wednesday evening at 500 p in.
.'rhe Story of the Cross" will be-
sang and a sermon preached by the
Rev. r. d. Winter
Maundy Thursday at 900 m.
ChoTal Eucharist and Sermon by the
Rector The choir will he present at
! Good, Friday: lem. to 200 p M
~Thr Service of the Three Hours.
This service will be conducted by the
Rev. NJ. Boyer Steward of Nashotah
Theological Seminary.
! 400 p. ma service for childr, n
will be held in commemoration of the
Crueifxion. All children are invited
/ to come to this service.
| 500 p. m.-Egenng Prayer and Adj
dress.
Holy Saturday: 500 p. m.-Festival
Evensong 2nd Administration of the
Sacrament Of Holy Baptism.
A cordial invitation is extended 10
all people to attend these services in
cominemoration of the most vital
events in the history of the world.
notice win be published next week
announcing the services at this Church
on Easter Day.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-03-26
Special Services at the First Congrega
tional Church.

The special meetings at the Con.
gregationaI Church will continue next
week as follows:
Tuesday, March 30-Mr Thos
Gardner of St. Paul Methodist Church
Milwaukee speaks on-"Gods great
gift.
Wednesday. March 3l-secretary
Willis of the Y. NJ. {. a. will give his
thought and experience in scripture
quotations.
Thursday, Aprl DIR. C. II Beale
Of the Grand Avenue Congregational
Church win speak on--"The great
invitation"
The choir will render the cautata,
"Paschal Victor" by Matthews at 5
o'clock on Easter Sunday.