davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-25

punft poa De aaierebes ansrebS-
front enbnu. Sout pu tres bienl
Spao iaa - Sao os l9tte, at
gcgipeubeoerne fortl9tter benne lin
Gang / De Gnierebes Saosr 90 meo
ncgenIimoe Ianme Sart iom Iiben
grouSiiIof's Irme iatte fis / Rarb
peitooer BEN Ace Sirni; lao os l9tte,
at oenue oplioeoe Stor-Sffenliu fan
bcIoes gaaenoe enbuu De Tar Wtaa.
neoer, Iugtit og September, lom
Som1erfrigen fan bare, og IGrlIg
oltiaa, of HrISIerne epner Of boloe
nogenlltnoe lamme itramme Tempo
iom btbtiI, - bnab iaaP Se frantic
@biIer beepnber urber bisie Scrub
IGtniuger of tuIe ON ct forrelsbig
&eiuftut of &rigen: SIterriges~ef-
fonbrement~ 9~obbeltmorurfiets
SamenItprtning, - BEN siterrtgif'
ungorife Seer lat no at SpiAet.
Selo ON Sprfiet ifllIbe funne for
MAJ of ienbe fin ~betrnngte Gliere'
DC ertbel Siplp - Sropper, = booo
Der ifslge ofiiciele Ingipeller ale.
rebe er fleet / minbre Wooleitof
(to Sipiiioner), - oil bette neppe
fimoe forbebre ben eiterrigIfsungar'
- 1850.
ife Sers Sti1ing, og Spergsmoa-
let ON ell Separatfreo menem Sins
lamb og giterrige pil oerpeo fomme
life olene inben Wtuli9beoens, men
iroen SunbipnIigbebens @rGnler.
Sprfiet, 8ulgarien % Spiflano bill
imiolertib uforanbret, og tiloels
meb egebe, frigiorte &elerper, FORT
lGtte &eu.
Sau fommer Spergsmoolet ON
Gum9niens Snbgriben. Segipenbe'
oerne Ipnes of belize mere og mere
/ &etning at en- inarlig rlim9nlt
Snogriben = og % Ielufelgelig paa
Dc IaiereoeS SIDE. Seq bar fra
en- / Acknowledged pelunoerrettet
Slide bort poaitoa, at Der oaerebe
/ nogcn Sib bar foreligeet en- bin
6en0e Grflpring fra &umpniens
Si6e %ligeoperfor @ntente- Ntagterne
ON / etbpert Silf9lbe at gaa meo
&rigen paa beres SIDE. Oct eneite
urisie bar Spsresmaalet ON EtoS'
prnftet for ben rlImenife Sno9ri'
ben. Sanoets pfonomiIfe @pne iaa-
bel lom bets militpre uorultring
tiaaoer BET life at fore 8rigen mere
END ct pift begrpniet Intal Wtoa'
neoer, og ba gieloer Oct naturltgpis
at teie l9ngit mulig no meo oenne
Snbgriben % fsrit Lobe ben tie
BET plpfoloeiif rigtige Sieblif. Ser
til fommer, at Hum9nienS rige If,
grebe (recoIte) fsrit maa pert
braet iiffert / SuS, til @apn fol
Sanoet ielp og bets (epentuele eney
~alerebe) forbunbne. Ssr benimof
Iioten eaer Slutningen at Sep
TENDER bill Snbbpitninsen life o9r;
tilenbebragt. S Sftober ifuloe iaa
Iebes ben rumenife Si9lp flunnt
blipe effeftip for De Iaiereoe.
!. Sor Ropember-9 December ffuloC
man iaoleoeS m1ligens furrne pertC
oe afgisrenbe Segipenbeber of
Sienbtlisbebernes epentlelle Spbel
!. paa ale Sronter, - bpao Der lelo
feIgelig life faloer iammen mel
SreosI lutningen, Sg ianot of fig
er Ser Der / Sranfrige ct flor:
"@urti", en- betpoelig Gel at Se
{ fclfninger, iom pirfelig er al Der
Spfatning. Ge mener oprigtig, a
for SSSltl pil &rigen pGre Clint, ot
noaet mt Sinterfelttog - Iom fol
t bcnne Gel al Sronten ialfalo iff'
begpnber for no / Sanitar Wfaaneo
l. bill Ser life blipe Spsrgsmaa
I ON.
Set er bGbet pber al Spil, at Be,
. init MI rnn1er Of medet init on Oh
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-25

timiltiIf Spn poa &ri9en I 6rartrt'
&c, inben ale Seire. S9 man mn
Der Silb9ueere al ben FRO, at
Sienbtligbeoerne ifal p9re Slut /
Rooember. December inoen que Slas'
fer al gcfolfuineen. Seq funoe
nRpne en- beputeret, iom for nogle
Gage iiben fortalte, of alt gift "mer'
peiueuiemeut" bra, % Of Sfpontn'
gen piIoe pore SIIt inben IRE
Wfaaneoer. Men ierlig er oct tan'
tie tnben De i~epnere gefc.fa;s9Slag,
at benne Spfotnine bar fGItet Jig
euer er if9ro meo of fIoa Goo. 90
= ieg noterer oct uoen aommentar
- / toIrige 9reoe fra Sronteu faur
man Sn6trpf al, at ben iumme Sro
bcrifer beruoe. 5 et 8reo itob bet
enoog, at Il Sftober pil pi p9re
tiIbage"l Suo SmaoreItourauter.
ne boor leg lpiicr - leg fan gioe
mig / 4rat meo mine tilf9loige
gorofGler og ioba, fer Sui er bet
Slutl 6or bier Sang ieg touumer
neo pao 9iernet for at beute BET
go6e &ommumife hos @piSfonen,
lpereer bun, ON ieg enonu life err
piaig I'll at oobe benbes 8pooemaal
ON, OF Der fol bore 8aabenitilitano
for December Maoneo. 0fin 8apir.
ball6Ier bar Ell Sen pe0 Sronten,
= ban er eloiteIop life iaoret
enbnu, oe ga faar ieg bam bel til
boge fsr Sui. Oct er rent re'
renbe OF bere = life beune Seirs-
f%orpisning, tbi ben er og bar pGrct
boS ale TO @ar, men oenne Sul,
Ipiertro paa, of Seiren er iao rmio-
oelbart foreitoaeltoe.
Sor oct er oen MI bel - trooS
oft - nnigeoel fife. 9et er Ell
belt p~erionIig Weniug, lom leg Der
letter neo, % jeg oiloe minoit al
aft bore nogen "Sortefugl". Wteit
ieg foritoor fife attoet enc at pi MI,
paa Serifelen inc til &rigenS treble
Mar, foar beie Sopebet og erfienbc.
of &rigen nof oil fr9oe ogIaa Iin
treble @tnter, og belle Sintereu iii.
enbe. st Iaooont "conopIe" for
gentralmogterne fan mulieens ino-
tcRoe, at De or nebt til of 9ipe op,
for 8interen er oper, men ianoIDn'
Tia er oct life. Sous TONNES
maintenant FUR Ia pente fouorn5le
Sc laguerre", iaeoe ben fronIfe 0tt'
niiter Iainlepe | en- flor Sale igaar.
"Si err III, fommet oper paa Den
girnitige S%fraanine at Srigen". So,
lttpilIomt. 90 Slutmaalet tegner
itq tpbeligere pg tpoeli9ere, Ielp fol
Be melt Ifeptiife og bantrp. Wfer
ielp poa ben ~"faborable" Sfraoning
er 9ebet enonu lanet og msiiom'
meligt.
Ser Itob ct telegram fra 2onbor
/ Sc frantic Ipiier ieaar. Oct for
talte, of bet Serrpn, Iom gnglGn'
berne bar punoet tilbage omfrinq
Somme paa bisie fire Tiger, ubgigr
omtrent 60 &paoratfilometer
Sranifmpnoenes Stlboge-@robrin
ger er 10 no9et %iterre, till um'
men fanbpnoe ct balpanoet Slrn
breoe acknowledgements 2oo mic
n9bne ct Tar andre Sal. Set a
Spiferne belatte Smraaoe / 9tor0
og Nprboeitfranfrige omfatter belt
eller belpiS 10 (af SanoetS sc,
Separtementer og uogier tiliamnler
benoeo 10000 9ilometer. 8elgier
er omtrent 29,450 Sem. fort; De.
"gaanb", iom ben belgiife Irm,
enomi boIoer beIat ipbpaa uo moi
Saoet, er ca. 40 Sem. fort; Geiter
err / Spifernes SGnoer. Sisij
Gal bor noturligoiS life fort a
: itge. De fan penbes op og neo poo
meget bllrtig - naar BeoG
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-28
I'm ingenjerO carrancista va
hacer puertOs en- Ia COS.
IA occidental
No Sc toma en- serio su dicho, pues
Ell gobiernO de facto no puede en-
frentarse con IN proyecto de esos

Corrr>pondcnc!a Especial para Ia rRENsA
Ell PASO, Texas, Mayo 25.-Se
encuentra en- esta ciudad en- canine
para Mazatlan y Guaymas el inge-
micro Manuel Rodriguez Gutierrez,
que atravesar por una barra algo pi-
depucsto por orden exprcsa dc Ohre-
E0n.
F. ~ingeniero declare a Ia prcnsa
que va a Guaymas y de alli a Maza-
tlan. comisionado por cl gobierno ca
rrancista para que emprenda las
ohras de mejoramiento de puertos en-
la costa del Oeste.
"Yo me encargarc. dijo Cutie
lrrcz. de corstruir eli puerto dc Ma
zatlan. pues 10 que ahora eXistc no
puede llamarse nj. siquIera descmbar-
cadero. Los buques Sc anclan a tres
o cuatro millas mar a~fuera, y los
p~asajcros y pangos de carga tieucn
que atravcsar por una barra aIgo pi-
oo4o c,o los mona an naIirro 1yuaI
w ~, ca, pIos Tonic do,do
rouo.o ,,,,,o 90 - .ror
-. om:n,raI. ;nf;n;dad do or,L,-
o.mJ,.;orIo ~.
":.oS,
- obr.. ouc riorso ~emnra,dc,.
., ;mno,ioro Cn+;6rroz son DO crormo
u,ns;,,d :. ~ - croo nos;bIo oue
a.Lior.! nohra orodo .ic,ioro -
+, ..,.oua
l. ~.-.m,n.;s, ,,oI ,.or,o
n,:,I l.. Mamo.L.n nro.on,.d. ~,
:. ano,, modor;.,, f,c 10 cora do
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-28

two del Memorial Day" el ui,lmo
de, prcscntc mes.
E.sc dia sera ~aprovcchaGo para o.
ganIzar ura Gran Parada de Auto
m6viIes, en- la que tomaran par'o
ma, dc 500 carros del Vale. Sc
cree que Ia cooperation del Ejtrci'o
,c dara gran importancia al acto.
pucs nay bast2ntc, autos mili'arcs
en- cl vale; ' probabIementc eI
/ dc Infantcria forme con III banda
de musica en- Ia manifestation.
PaSa Il Ia Pag. Sa. Col. Ja.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-28
tauIm0aiJ.

e. GIa - oel actua: c~ontra1eron
natrimonso ell Hermosi..o, Sonora. =!
joo.,n Enrique CUoiIlas y IA SeHo-
rita Elena Gonzalez. ambos percene-
-ieatss . u~lstiagullas tamj!ias lei
E-radv de Sonora.
u ala siguienUe ue eteccua,io 81
matr,m-lIo. hicieron Ell viaje a esta
:s1ad, 4ctmpanseQS de Ia sonora
n. svluaa de Gonzalez. y del
sea9t g. ks ,Es- aIaate y esaosa.
! {
aJc1o Z
....
Sc encuenrra en- es1a csudad & 50
nor professor Gerardo Sisniega. n1ier.
TO- - ~--oof~ - nsr~ar+ar-es a-ln-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-28

Para Iihrn> en- r>pdnol d~iriiH~r u
IG\ltIO T.. LOLlNO.
so DOlOrO>a II. ..~Hn iutuuiu I"E.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-28
SabeR las autOridades de
Brownsville, sxas, que
Sc prePaTa In nueV0
moVimieHt0
I'm periodico americana dice que
existe resentimie1fo en- MatamO-
ros, por las ejecuciones de Nj.
Chapa y J. Buenrostro
Currr>pond"nria E>pcriai para ~ PEEN~N
BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Navo -.

Currr>roudenria Especial para IN PEEN>N
BROWNSVILLE. Texas, Mayo -.
I'm ~period.co americana que 50
puDlica en- eSta IocaIidad. die au,
las autoridades del Condalo de c.
meron estan ocra yez soDrc avi-o.
con motive de los rumores g.e han
circu.ado en- es,os dias. dc que -
pretende renoyar los movimira,"~
del ano pa>ado.
Sc ascgura que las a"utorloaay-
americanas han relibido iH.osmr-
de que I'm grupo de mcXj.onn- re.-
denies en- e. lado mcXicaHu. ro--..-
den reanudar e. movjmienJo .r.i..e
20 que taatos per:uicioa rav-o a.
esta region e. ano anterior, y ha-.a
sc mencionan los nombre, lie a.g--
nos que encabezaran dicho mo.-
mionto. EsoS rombreS son los ae
Jose Benavide~. Evaristo Ramos
Alberto Mejiu, inCIvIduos que -y
encuencraH actua-mente en- Ma,am.-
roS : que sc cree son los princin@.r-
organizadores de Ia r~cvoluciun. =
dice que 81 esos individuos ,legaa
cruzar "a Inca diviSoria ' sc .e- Sc
en- te~rrjtorio americana. serar r-~-
henfiGos irremisjblemente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-28
e. fuerte Brown cooPerara ell Il
gran parada de los AUTOMOBILES.

Las autoridades miiitareS de
Brownsville han ofrecido 81 c"ope-
raci6n 4 Ia Camara de Concrete y
2 Ia Comision del DesarrolIo Y Pro-
grcso de Ia ciudad. para tomar partc
Ell las f;estas orgunizaGas con mo-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-28

CPasa ? Il So. plaza. eel a.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-28
TOURISTS REACH B0GAlusA
AFTER TRIP Of 1851 MILES

A party Of tourists, representing
the Hupmobile American Tour,
reached Bogalusa last Thursday
coming here from New Orleans and
eproute to Jackson, Miss. They
came via of Baton Rouge which
was the 4Oth state capital they
have visited on their tour. They
left Washington D. c. on August ~
and when they reached Bogalusa
they had covered 1881 miles
When asked about the roads in this
section C. E. Salisbury and Geo
Lipe, who are doing the driving
stated they had crossed much
worse roads than from New Orleans
to Boealusa. The car was in fin'
condition and did not show any
signs Of trouble after so long q trip
The party left Bogalusa at noon 70
jackson.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-28
1'C0|II;|sF El
NC|T COURT
EOf Wholesale Arrests On
Fo. i We're Found d
Not Guilty

Fines aegregatins almost $2OOO,OO|
we're assessed by Judge Oft in the
city court at the session Friday
and which continued until Saturday
and incidently all records for busis
ness III the City Court Of Bogalusa
we're smashed. OF the convicted
TWO were white women. five white
men. one being found guilty Of two
charges three negro women and
seven negro men. The fines RANGED
from $50 and costs and in default
80 days ii Jail 10 5000 and costs
and III default 4 months in Jail. All
were charged with selling liquor
without retail license, OF the fines
assessed ii is believed that sever
or eight will pay their fines whilt
Others will be compelled to lay on
/ the sentence.
/ The many convictions was a re
suit Of the wholesale arrests Of I
week ago when q arrests wer
made.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-28
OPEN BIDS TOR FIRE
APPARATUS 1T meeting

A special meeting Of the Commits.
sion council is in session this after.
noon to open bids on the fire
apparatus, Two triple combination
bumpers, chemical and hose motor
cars and $500 feet Of 2 IL inch fire
hose are wanted. 1t is likely the
purchase will be made TODAY as
delivery could not be made for 81
Ito 80 days and the fire commission
thought it best to place the orde1
now so that when the fire stations
are completed there will be no De
Hay in securing the equipment. Al
soon as the equipment arrives ant
lis placed in working condition it j
expected there will be a big reduc
ton in fire insurance rates.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-28
vi MEN ARRESTED CHARGED
WITH R0BB|AG STORES

The Bogalusa police department
came in for more credit last week
when they arrested two men whom
thew believe to have been the par
lies operating in Hackley, Mt Her
mon and Wilmer. Stores have been
,obbed in those towns and the rob-
hers succeeded in making their
escape until they headed towards
Boealusa. Local police were adj
vised to be on the lookout ard al
lei finding that two white men
we're working this way, selling goods
tonesroes they waited for them to
arrive in Bogalusa. Monday night
two men came in on a freight train
and went to a rooming house in
Northwest Bogalusa and Wednes'
day night the local police arrested
them. They gave their names as
Chester Roberts and Gill. They also
slaimed that they were from tht
Nd Herman vicinity and were in
nocent Of the charge. However thu
police and Parish officials are con
ident they have the right parties
They were turned over to the Par
lsh officials and are being held a
he Franklinton Jail.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-28
INDOOR Baseball. MEN TO
BANQUET TOMORROW NIGHT

On tomorrow, Friday, night, Dec.
%, at $50 o'clock the men who
played in the Y. M. g. A. Auto In.
door Baseball League will have their
First Annual Indoor Baseball ban
quet. All the boys are looking
forward to the time and telling how
they can eat etc. AT this time the
cup will be presented to the winners
Of the League, the cup is now on
exhibition in the Bogalusa Stores
Co. show window and should be
seen to be appreciated, and pros
poets will be discussed for a baske'
ball league.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-28
OPEN HOUSE On
MONDAY NIGHT
---
Interesting Events Arrans-
| ed And Refreshments
Will Be Served

When it comes to doing the right
thing at the right time Secretary
Hoppen Of the Y. N. G.. "A. has no
equal in this section Of the South
and on next Monday night he an
nounces an Open House to which
the public is invited, And he has
a program arranged that will be OF
interest to every man and boy in
Boealusa and not uninteresting to
1.-THE ladies, Basket ball games be
tween the married and single men,
match game Of checks, billiards.
bowling, chess, special prosramme
'|by the boys department and music
! by the band are just a few OF the
amusements for the evening, Re
freshments will be served in the
sllobby and every man and boy in
Boealusa is extended an invitation
: to be present.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-28
BUSINESS men SHOULD
lTTEAl-N[[T|AG TU[sDA|

Every business and professional
man in Boealusa should attend the
regular monthly meeting Of the
Commission council next Tuesday
afternoon at 8 o'clock for at this
meeting first steps will be discussed
towards securing a central enerey
telephone system or better known
as the "Aashlight system There
will be only a slight advance in the
rates to secure such a system and
the Commission council does mol
care to take any steps without hay
| ind a majority Of business mer
present to state their views.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-28

Never ID the history Of lana
where there are low swaInps was
such an opportunity offered 70 con-
vert il into q biz profit as . offered
the farmers and land owners Of
Washington. St Tammany and ad'
joining parishes. Land which has
never been able to produce VIII
hereafter paw a big profit as the
new million dollar paper mill IN
Bogalusa will afford a good market
for timber which can be grown on
such lands with little or no trouble.
THAT every owner Of swampy land
will take advantage of this goes
without saying. If there is no
growth Of either gum or old field.
loblolly, short leaf. or long leaf pine
it can be easily cultivated. In twelve
years these trees will grow to 9
size suitable for the manufacture
Of paper. In twelve years there
will most likely be a half dozen OF
, more big paper mills in Boealuss
and the farmer who has swami
LANDS now can spare the timber il
lit and cultivate more and at tina
time sell the timber for big price
w. H. Sullivan, General Manage
!, Of the Great Southern Lumber ca
and who has spent much tim
studying paper making states tina
the paper mills in Bogalusa, ate
the saw mills have cut out, in 2
: years or more, will be in the ma
!. ker for this small second growt
:. timber. Every farmer ought
: encourage the growth Of it, sal
: Mr.. Sullivan and i he sees
!, - neiehbor cutting trees down, ougl
: to tell him how valuable they W
: be within a few years It there
J a low place on the farm and q
trees do not grow properly q
owner ought to look for some pla
= where he could die out q few tre
!. and set them out. This secol
: growth timber cultivation wou
! furnish labor for the farmer hi
self and his sons during the whit
when not working the crops, and
a few years they would reap a nl
harvest"
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-28
Had Open House

The home Of D. Bienn, on Column
bia street, was the scene Of one OF
the happiest homes in Bosalusa
Christmas day, Mr. Bienn had an
open House" and besides the large
number Of friends who called there
were many here from New Orleans.
Eating, drinking, dancing were 9
few Of the pastimes and EVERYONE
had such a good time that tn
merry making continued from early
in the morning until late at night
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-28
Act Quickly

Ifyou have not paid your poll tax
for 1916 you had better do so In q
hurry. You cannot pay this tax
after Saturday and If not paid then
you will not be permitted to vote
at any Of the elections next year or
the year following. Many import.
ant elections will be held. By pay
| ine your poll tax you will assist
Boealusa the schools Of the city.
Parish and State. Payments can be-
made at the First State Bank or the
| Washington Bank and Trust Go,
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-28
Drunks Get Limit

L there are any citizens who 90
70 New Orleans on the Sunday ex-
cIrsiOns and return with a prize
package' they had better be mighty
careful in the future. The same is
sfue Of any one else that gets off
stae train in Bogalusa on Sunday
Nenine in a drunken condition.
Police have been instructed to ar
lsss every drunken man and Judge
ou mas warned the public that all
SundaY DRINKS on trains will eei
'As hnit--s2S and costs or 80 days
y jail.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-28
PRESENTS TlR
l50O CHILDREN
At Y. M. G. IA, and Santa
Gives Presents to 5000
Negro Children

Santa Claus never had such q
crowd to supply Christmas presents
to in the history Of Bogalusa as ne |
did last Sunday afternoon, Long
before the hour announced for the |
starting of giving out the gifts lt|
was necessary to begin distribution
and long after it was expected that
the work would be completed the.
committee were still busy. Had It
not been for the fact that Dr.. J. H.
Slaughter and his committee sue.
ceeded in raising several hundred
dollars more than at any previous
Christmas some of the little folks
would perhaps have been dlsap.
pointed. The large crowd was due
to the fact that the Christmas tree
was held on Sunday afternoon
which afforded every child and their
parents an opportunity Of attending
the event. Every foot Of the 7. M
C. A. was packed with men, women
and children, a crowd Of two OF
three hundred were on the outside
and people kept coming from ever!
direction. Considering the unex
pected large crowd the situation
was handled in a most creditabl
manner.
]. Those who subscribed to the fun
and those who devoted much tim
and hard work to the 1915 Christ
mas tree have just reasons to iet
proud over the success OF the even
Twenty five hundred white childre
received presents and each chill
I was given several articles. In
Christmas tree for the negro chi
dren was attended byover 500. D
J. spite the fact that over 5000 wei
0 given presents there was enough +
|. each child and not a single one vi
If disappointed.
nj On Sunday afternoon the Mot
& er's Honor Commission sent out q
" baskets filled with provisions
le families in and around Bogalusa
IS THAT there was not a family in /
N galusa that did not have a Mer
IS Christmas.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-28
SUNDAY LID TO B[
GlANPE0 1T CONVICTION ! | l
District Attorney Brock
Says Sunday Law To
BE Enforced

If you lave been driving down
to Covington, Vaudeville and other
St. Tammany towns on Sunday for
the purpose Of quenching your
thirst and laying in a supply OF
liquid refreshments YOU may as
well save your gasoline for probably
before now every saloon keeper in
St. Tammany Parish has received a
letter from Mr.. Brock stating that
the laws, including Sunday closing,
will hereafter be enforced.
According to an interview given
out by Mr.. Brock the action came
as the result Of frequent complaints
Of automobile parties going to Gov.
ington from prohibition districts
and at times these cars were driven
recklessly, the occupants noisy
it unsafe and unpleasant for othel
cars on the road, especially wheI
there were ladies in the party.
/ 1t is stated that recently Cover
nor Bilbo wrote Governor Pleasant
complaining Of the violation OF tn
Sunday law in a St. Tammany Par
ish town. Governor Pleasant sen
the letter to Judge Carter whicl
came to the notice Of District Al
torney Brock, \
District Attorney Brock expect
the cooperation of st. Tamman
Parish in enforcing the Sunday Law
If he receives their cooperation 5
i Tammany will be as dry on Sunda
as any town in Mississippi.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-28
Xmas In Bosalusa

The weather man tried to make
Christmas day a gloomy one Tor
Boealusa citizens for at daybreak
there were heavy clouds towering
over the city and at 10 o'clock a
rain began to fall which continued
through the day. It required more
than clouds and heavy rains to mai
the Christmas jov in BoGalusa fol
the festivities continued at every
home. Many faced the rain t
make their usual Christmas call
and many Christmas dinners wer'
served.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-28

Officers Elected

ROYAL Arch Masons have selected
their officers for the ensuing year
and the following are the elective
officers. j. Addison Wadsworth.
High Priest, W. M. Darlington, kins,
Leo Taylor, Scribe, W. ]. Jennings.
Capt. Of Host, C. Ellis OFT, Treas.
Tx. |. Bean, Secy. Mr.. Wadsworth
has not announced the appointive
officers.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-28
Auto For Christmas

-
Miss Elizabeth. daughter OF May
or and Mrs, Sullivan was presented
with an automobile as a Christmas
gift The car was one Of the fiae
Overlands. 4 cylinder and 5 passen'
ger and the delivery was made Sat.
|urday; Miss Elizabeth preferred !
the Overland to any other car and
being an experienced driver ths
local AGENTS, Messrs. Cassidy ant
Leblanc are exceedingly proud Q
the sale.
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-28
Want Fine Turkey?

For your New Years dinner. The
kind that are tender and fat and
dressed by an expert. Then phone
your order now to 81. You can also
Get everything to 10 with the turkey
at Green and Pickard's fine mxrke6
Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1916-12-28
Work On Y. VIC. A.

Work on Bogalusa's $4,000
Young Woman's Christian Associa-
ton Is well under way. An abund'
ance Of material was placed on the
site last week and xorkmen are
now busy and will rush the WORK
to an early completion.