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The evening world., 1916-09-28

dun headache in the morning and
GGS;SS the day,
NNU arr arScAN,y bilious Take eS-
cruises and pVPe- eAre ~ ~ nNes'
! 10 nc, ,h,as the asils IS causing
;As AcA&achA
$1,000 Fooos-Irene II asks;
~N'eASN mention SNrae foods that
uNse elOSi. Al>S So1a that are fat
teataS-
Craps and s-aTe !usee. raw cess
Aa3 milk sTsaAcN. S,S1s = green
Vegetables ccGiNGs water tv'nksas'
sAlr-N~ Eraa ". ASKS; Is Il
true ,Aa, sal, Is harmful l cat 50
much y. y. AaI MAS Ceen;,y advised
~ a dNctOr - eat less As ! crSNN
., ~ though, l would ask Soa- ad-
V.sS a,>N~
TN a,lcA sal, = certainly No, SoNa
scv ~~y one NCa Wall SN>G learn -
yAt ,vSs -: u WA make u a habit,
ny USrS ,eSs Salt yNa will r,,seNe
the kSCVNS ~ SN1Ne STRAIN And oegn
~ NOHr ;SSue less rapidly.
AINES-NArry T. X writes VIVA;
causes AsVv> and What Will eurH
,hvMr I suffer cN1tsSuA'ly trosa ;Aen
AMI am sure there - a c0C.
HNCS an usually the rSsu, ~ sNcne
l :cru - yV~Ni y~NsSO0;ns Sometimes
certain kinds ~ rsA, s~,rawSryr'es ant
, olae- to%Nis cause them. and when
NNu have decided which cN>i - eSus'
,ns the trouble YOU should avoid "
I ES,htuS ,NN hives IN water IN wNtcN
SscArNnAas n. SNiA Is melted VII
/ make ,Acu itch less
pNOSSAEA-NS Grace r asks
MY gains NleCi Qus;e frequently AMI
aC ScN prrsss, SAYS have HyorrNeS
NN ,sc;N Nue Il s0Ni condition. WhA'
shan I do
NN,N me teeth sc-Upulc9s,y clean
ART NaNV the iSn;lsi ;-eNt your gums
A. home Ss a mouth wash. use ,Nre'
.r,rS - rGt3 SN,r2e; - ip->Se IN
AA,f StASs u. water
ygSNIN ~ RAIH-NRS FRAME
L. ASKS ~wtN Ncu please tel me nov
- remove NNrnnsU from = cNilt
N.,r- NA1 yNHr directions AMI lbs
,N,w. !, - hand - KEEP ~
>Ntlrs Nai- clean when ~ = vlsy
sas IN the S,re~s. FSeAs give 4
HARMLESS rSuSsty. as tire n;ue one
Nsir - NeaU,'cal~
SN.un,e ,Ne eN,,a'> NAr And ais
ne scalH with .,nc;1~ lS-ssrar, Ii
, ur n a towel overnight and - ~
r,N-u,rs CIV a SNNi CASTLE ma
SNSmpNNN H,r~Nt . r~NessAry IN
tcw isNS THIS = harmless and en-
,svV,y CNCc'NC
COCOA eurrES MASSAGE
AIRS - ~s.sss' ! an sAAinS ON
The evening world., 1916-09-28

new and healthy material ~ he wVn-
iertul machinery y; the human SNiy.
Nany - the tiny evils cNN eu' a
tNN hours, and SNraS medical author
lilies SAY tia, in the course - AsoU;
ave years practicSlIy every pAv; ~ ;sS
Sriy has completely cAa1sNI oa,y
through prNpSr and nO0r.Sas0s tNsAS
san healthy o1,,l.as material ~ sINen
the body NTH NAsch ~ yVSlAcS che
Old ~Vga-CUS tissues 2oi cS,lS with
nvN and ae0lthN material foV SsV Up-
NTep - the system MNulSa mus
,SIru - understand y ASNu, tIJ
value - OySS0,Eci cSeOt.cIl S,valvUy>
IN to,stS, and tG~ Amounts ~ ;A~is
~uVcV>>Ary - sustain a NVi NsAncSi.
p~ertv~t,N pvOpOrttNOSl lie u they N$N
- retAsn yNU;A. hs1l,a and UNvaal
HxurN
The evening world., 1916-09-28

ip,Si,tNc0, cStsos
1ni aysteni> ,IV-
.as ~srnesal,y, Al
?Nlu1s lie Aai
retain youth
The millions -
lt;;,e cells =:
Nht>A the NNiy :
coaoNSei are
constant
ms, Ce;0S pA$et
Nut y. ;As system
rs waste matter
and rebuilt VITA
The evening world., 1916-09-28
The Fifth Episode Of
THE CRIMSON STAIN MYSTERY
VIII Re Published THURSDAY, Oct.

and l have received some testimonials
as 90 It's merits Have the druggist
mix u for you and take two soup
spoons before meals three ;,mes each
Say: Fluid extract gpatsrus, 10
grams: lac;oHhospha,e of lime, 10
grams; tincture tennel. 10 grams;
simple syrup enough 20 make twelve
ounces
The evening world., 1916-09-28
Letters Prom. HsodeN.
SMELLING OF EESr-NH :

l. writes; Mia; Will ve.,eNN swelling
~ the testr I have c<Sn y several
doctors but get NO -Nlssc Please tell
NV the cause Oc Tits Ard - cause ~
the less swelling rrOSu the kne~s
downward
That's condition ~ - sue - pNry
circu, Ittcn. sNOVral fatigue, ivcVsy o.
ARENA. Mach veSt, deep NrV1;N,Os
NNt stretching cNeVc.SSs - stimulate
,hr circulation Noj heavy -nS>>SSs
~ ths 'rS> 49, V-VNtolN o~,uS vNsVt
DULL FEELING N SSAo-yH "a.
beth L. ASKS Us ur..N lJ-Ufu,N
arllA SA ~ - Al have . sSassAn,
The evening world., 1916-09-28
THE CRIMSON STAIN MYSTERY N"a*S$$ % y MsES ICY xy; q

Clayton sought to speak. Hut he was
dumb. lie tried tn move. Hut his body
would not respond. All he could see was
u pair III the stranaest eyes he ever had
bchcld eyes that were boring deep into
his soul which seemed to flare
with u crimson glow.
The evening world., 1916-09-28

Captain Collnxs made a study o, him
slt. o: his eOntition-ani at last he vas
rewsraed by the findiRs OF tho method
thst - quickly made him . we'll. strsAS.
skoyoas and happy mAa.
Any one can use the came method: tts
simple, easy, ss:s and inexpensive. Every
rGplpred person In the world should have
tar Captain Ceilings boon. telling all about
ae~ he cured himselt. ana hos any one
may fNllo~ the same treatment In their
e~n home without any trouble. The book
AMI medicine are FREE, They vIn b ssnt
prepaid TO any rupture sufferer who viii
I'm gu; TIRE below coupon. But sand Il
light EXPERIMENTATION yea pat Down
'N,s paper
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Your
Rupture Like
Cured Mine''

H,s Remedy ana Book Sent Fra

Nts Remedy ana Book sent IRE
cApt.ia Csinags sailed the ssas ter many
seaS. then he Sustained . bAa double rNp-
tere that soon forced him TO net only
ASHORE, but kept Aim esdriddsn toe
years He tried doctor after doctor AaI
,rass after truss No rssultsl Finally. he
ASSURED that he must either submit to
. dangerous and aNhorrsnt operation or die.
eti r~issev. He cured himself instead.
The evening world., 1916-09-28
1heE Uening Worlds Beauty
and Health Column
Conducted By Pauline Furlong
Through This Column Miss FsVtons VII Reply to Women
Readers Questions Regarding Exercise. Diet ani OthA
Means Of PreserrtnS GOOD Health and Good Looks.

CSr-Ses isfe - "a r-~s NSSNzx -
To >-s N~ Es~o-s wSrtN
(Head special srrcu,eswent ~
new diet ard exercise series ard 500
prss contest % second Magazine
page to-day,
raose who cultivate ;Ae haS;; y:
cheertalnesS avO,t WORT and AL ex-
cvSSe and noa-,sA the eNiy ,arusa
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DEVELOP MARCY {

asss; "Nll ycu please repeat the
formula for developing the bust I
mean she tonic
FRS; % all. practice chest raising
al least rfty times each day and
make deep NreA,Alns a habit, other
wise no tonic will help you The Vau-
cSire bus; developing tonic - a gen
e-al one and improves the Mood n
Is .Aid 20 eu,Arge the breast slightly.
The evening world., 1916-09-28

II tslrss uF rHr insI tssftIAfsls
~ 49,, "a nH4 o. . Ne. 80 tH ss- r - sa % HaHH a =
-. = u nau. o. - st o 10 I"trHtt . $1,000 a. rtHe.s ia-
~~..k A., Ia. s.sa. o. =. traaa So us.r IsHH@ aHt.sh eve 49, saa y"
.G . a. a. "a b. Uun- ts.f - sus.s 90 ua s= Il ssHfa- rHs
= M 49, 49, - go pfabt sH ua s @ Hu a go isrbs T- F-rs'
= - &c.,. "a . -abtU af cot f@f sssH tsHF a 1853 80 uu ss
sr.A .-u. ra.I s.ua s-t.f t@e = hH Co. ssf o.. 'Hs - -
=. ma naur- Ace 10 49,. a. " Hn - taH useit iaF De- "a"s@ f@
90. a, 49,. o. . h tr~uH 70 100 arhp e. h.ti '~-n g. ut $50
..-L-. u. - aa 10 t4ama .sf H be nua. 90 rts e snss " "'s""
.. -, 4. D.. ts a tl a ma uHaH Lee srs"1 49, = nd o. 49,
s.-. 80. n, - o. ~ ta 800 Al s. si 10 -u' 4. 90 = - tEsJ
-. n -. 4. - - 49, zee Ha@aHs A. NJ, -F ust -- . ss"~ 10
aoip STANLEY two lays hhrr vas about 4" cave his ONE"
a. a. afternoon. whom FLORENCE Monitos's card was brought
"a him. At -nt 81 her ,ustav,d name ha pulse beat more"
oorhty And vaguely. he wondered WY i"r De di bt Yet
,..l,. Una Florence az anything more To him han tho we'll
lov~s MAJ. play eIow - ~hodday years Tho SUI eau ih bringing viii
w. - .,,.r. s,mo.phere o, youth and loVcness that sccncd to iHumine
the dnsy little workaday office
-r,. been shopping" so told STANLEY as be hurried forward =" wei.
-. ..,a ~. stmped h. fr a SECOND, on my way uptown, to scc "
,n,,. i. N la. to tho explosion al the lent house or TO poor od WI
-. ...,h u. all taken suh a strange hold q ~ met ! can walt Tot
-....u ,.o., On read about IT, Il there anything newt"
The evening world., 1916-09-28
pousle CHIN EXERCISES
MAR ON EAce-Nr, p a ask.

Can YOU give me . harmless remedy
for hair - face
TAsN Nr;um su,rh,de one part and
rrHared chalk two parts Mix 20 a
PASTE w.th wase- Aad spply - the
hairs TWO minutes Then wash OF.
This Is no, = permanent remedy for
saEereucus Nair. Only the electric
needle Will reaove 4, permanently,
The evening world., 1916-09-28
FOuRTIi EPISODE
The MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE


o. ~.,p o-.a,.s - oa. u'
The evening world., 1916-09-28

% the exercises for developing. es-
Tec-Alv the chest raising. Which I
End very goo1. I am also using
oocoA butter A. a massage aat notice
nae hairs appearing. nceS the COCOA
butter cause this
CAcss raising Is hes: for you. Cocoa
butter may cause a cae growth of
down 10 appear Il used too often
And too ss-eaucGSly. Some persons
Who have !; = tendency 20 super
Sooas hair may rot notice this
growth. however. wAea this con.
t::'cn exists 4 Is hes, 20 avoid a.,
greasy ingredients as a massage.
pouele CHIN EXERCISES
MRS C. r. writes; In doing the
NeSt bending exercise for double
cha Is /; necessary 20 bead the head
far down on tho cAes; every time 1,
: heat hackwSCt- This seems 20
ne - eNASsera;e the condition"
The head should be thrown as far
hack as possible and then allowed 10
3-cr On the cAes; In dead weight
This STRETCHES and develops the neck
muscles which have become so., ard
sSAhy. Use alum solution on ne
sAhey cAla. Use two taNlespconeuls
powdered alum and one p,at cot Wa
ter, After ;~enty-tour hours strain
and use the clear part very cold,
Just eano IL on the chin and l~, 1;
dry In.
The evening world., 1916-09-28

dun headache IN ;Ae morning and
during tAe day
You arr a-OcSe,y bilious Take eS-
eUctSvS and HcrT- carr cf the aver,
! 10 d; ;h,as the ailk IS eAusins
;Ae ASA&achS
The evening world., 1916-09-28

aT.nA 49, ~ - Ast hANs = ssHssAn;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30

como nunca antes; en- todo e! mundO
existe el poderoso pensamiento que
eSta tiene que ser Ia Ultima guerra
grande. mo Sc han r~esuelto muchoS
hombres en- ~nuestras t]riMcheras i lu-
char hasta 81 final hasta MORN, con
tai de que por 10 menos sus hijos :
sus nietos no vaan otra guerra? Eii0s
cstan hacienda el trabaio de dos. Y
-vivoS O muertos-son los grandeS
heroes de IN humanidad. Pero. el fin
de csta guerra no scra ct fin de toda
guerra, 4 no ser que comencenoS
Una verdadera civilization. Esa yer
dadera civilization solo nueGe venir
cuando no haya guerra lie ningun3
clase. nj en- las trinchcras nj en- los
tallcres. nj en- las choZ2S misera-
bIe@. nj cn los arrabaleS. Nosotros
como teosofiStas tcncmoS Il senalar
la2 causas v~erdadcru- de toda guerra.
' cStaS son todos los pensamicntoa.
sentimientos Y accioncS que dircct;l
o iAdircctamenje nIeguen II Frdtcr-
niGad del Hombtc. Tcnemo& que t"a
b.iar para a~cmostrar 10 Qdc os Il v2T
G2dcr& civilization; como mienU@s
exiSta I'm hoMbrc o u muicr cE
cuaiuUier esJado dc noh'e2a. degrade
ci5n q ~ignorancia. ALI AS causas dc
IL @uerras n~a"iOnalcs estaH traba-
,iando: Y como. en- dondc los hom-
hres son i]mnorantes IRE In Vida e
pirituai. de l. Ciencia del Alma. ALI
comieH2an las rivaIidadeS. las ambi-
clones. los odioS. .anto individual CO
MO nacional Que finalmcnte acahan
en- una guerra. Nuestra especialmcn
te, cs Ia tarea dc predirar contra Ia
pobreza del cSpiritu, eSa pobreza que
50 manifesto en- 81 fanaiiSmo. en- Ia
~intoleranci;,. en- 81 orgullo dc raZa =
dc seko Y en- la ~dOmiraci0n V cl
egoismO de toda clase. Tcuemos que
dcmoStrar que es possible vivir una
vida de Fraternidad. que n nacion
puede desarrOllar IA fraternidad en-
todos Il detallcs en- Ii vida poliii
90 V cconomica Y scr ademaS una
naciUn iriunfanIe. TenemoS Ia Sa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30
NJESTRA VIDA COMMERCIAL

Mirad tambi@n 4 nue7rra vida &C.
1~c:ciaI. Is Il viGa dc ! competca-
Gin y de - supecyivencia del mas
sucsy2. Fl comcreio ticne G"c cN,en
d,ra>; hay qie con>truir 'a~lIcres; Il
matters" prima tieuc quo scr Ir"id&
dc ticr@as ~lcjanaS. Por 10 tanto -
formun com?ahias, Sc cxplotan MI
mas. Sc ccmSrruycn f~e-rocarrilcs; y
con todo CSC vicnen Ia cspeculaciCa
In bon2s. c. a"mau,o ce Ii codicj"
dc los c~apiya!;stas dc ro!"n,ao aebi!.
Y los Sracaso@ y n ruina. L.rcnloS g
tas cosas. pero nos .!egar a coraz6n:
nusstra ~ci,i!izaci6n eoalinia ha5!an-
10 de idc@yes m.cntras que nuestro
r,yino Si@uc >icudo II .-:j:ma ue IA
cEniotaciun.
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e. I do Il rllniIIo eexiste 81 ~9oderoso pe1san1ieElo
de- Que eesstta sera Ia Ultima gran guerra
information supIea ensaria del c~onfl'cso etrope0

s,.s nodcres y para Geleitarse en- 81
b@,ilera. Psro =! venir = IA c~Xistencia
g, alr2a individual cn L gran FRA
.aafdad lie aims hun2@nas; y 10 ma
iar2o-.aute gac cgaa ain" Iiene que
c,mnvcrd,: C. ell hr@ho de cue g!
der@l.o ay rata aas, @epende Dc IL
.a.;y;5@- Sc .a,Ias.
n.cc,samaart por a e1r7ncia del co
nc.u:oa,g L. @,te hac2o Important
s;slo il . F.a:erniGaG - POI o que
loGas iaa &risc. ias surgeon PARA 81 il
aivfduo : -. 70 h@manidsd. - gic
rra g ma &c ez,os medios De su-
s~r:mirr,7; pero crrarlos ii crecmoS
que Il guerra los r-&e: io> ~SutriHle"-
20 san .oe que traen e stie.-a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30
Ell ELEMENTO DETESTABLE DE
NUEST2AS CIVILiZACiONES

SIN embargo. que 10 h& hecho e.
{" Guerra Va po- F"ancia? No So
han tornado los ojos del munio hac.;
L n.ararI.la dc 81 regeneration. nc
In anaaido Ella Il corona MS 4 So
macaoS lav-eles dc GLORIA? HAY aga
80 I'll E-&ccia algIr campesino que
pv. hum..de GIc SEA 20 - .ieH.c con
mas tigiui5ad mas fre-se. m"s esp
r.-u de sacrifice en- otruS pal2brss
csc no 81 sienra mas csniricual, = seq
m.z 2'2a ' mcnoS cucrPo Z c0aSe-
curnc!a lie 10 cue csJa Guerra le Ia
cxicido ha.er: iPor Que il guerra.
que es e. elemeato mds GeteScablc dS
nuestraS civiliz2ciones, encierra en- s.
una gran bendici6n?
No=otros .oS teoSofiSJas tenemoS
e. debe- de comprenGer eStoS probe
MA Y lie c~xplicarlos = los que buscan
/. aruda : n luz. In idea p-incip&.
uue nos gui2ri h&ci& y va-i&d 4
Ia realization lie cue 81 hombre e
una cntidad eSpiTirual Ell TN cUerpo.
V Iue eS IN alma que no puede SCI
d-naGa Tor a mUc-te. Para guien !;
vida ' Ia nue-te son co.ao a Luz )
IA yomb=&. que e ar'ls1a usa a crea,
IN cuadro; que es 1T fcasmento in
mortal de DioS; que de 81 cora2a!
H. venido 4 Il existencia para mira,
! 81 Universe, para poner = prueb;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30

brutalidad de la guerra: perc hay las
b~rrtalidades de Ia paz contra las cua
les ~nuestras concienciaS no nan ha-
blado aun. Ganariamos mucho 81 IN
mcha del c~apitalista y del obrero, y
.otras guerras c~iviles, deSperiaran tam
bian h concicncia del mrdo. hasJA
que finalr,ente TO haya un hombre
o n mujer que no este listo para
tomar las armas no solo contr" In
opresi6n militar lie los arMamnntos.
sino contra Ia OPPRESSION del capital.
del NAL. de Ia ignorancia y de la po-
hreza de espiritu.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30
ESTAMGS cN e. PERtCoC D. -
eARBARIE

Pc. Que. r.,aais &C. toio. 70 s.
rvasr~. c~.vlEizrc!5a .5&al.s ha.:::r:-
c-2 :. v..taI aus ~ rr@t"rlc. i
mgr, lis. car no / .otamoy a.
.i.r-.w.e,e = dcpi! po- scr ~aasa.ros
+,.s.t.e. no., no Inv :~4ses;oato. =,
nos nc ...ri1,ss one ~cralg,,jer CO.
So, material Extanda-
NO. -r.o-~ p, ,.is., hacia rraS,ros =.
.,,. v.rcmo. .lii9 Ar.s
.,.. r,sc,.:na one g mas irga,ia,a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30
Las GUERRAS QUE Sc AVECI,
NAN

Cuando cs:a guerra d" los caro-
na+ terninc hahra otras %HerraS :
h prin.era scri' Ia guerra civil entire
q c~apiy"lizta y e. obcrro. :Caaaio-
h]oyrorcs tra"ri' ;QGiiu 10 sabc aho.
~ Conoc"moS Ia miseri"s que son
nryitablrs On lbs hucl-,aS. p"ro Ia
mis,viaS futuras. temo que Srr;n ma
yorcs to!avia. Y ticnc que hahcr
tambicr otra guerra. In dc las muic-
re- dc toGos los PASSES por IA igt"IdaG
ante II !ey. de In muicr Y q homjre;
m!entras que subsistan la ~presentc5
desiguaIdadcS mucha injusticia social
: economical ticnc que ncr&istir.
Psro TO tcmamoS i Il guerra. l.
guerra dc los cahones IN deSr"rr"do
Ia concicncia del mundo contra q
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30
IL QUE 2RovoCA LA GUERRA

y como 10 hay dos munios. uno
,sr:ri,.~, : ORC r7atc~iai. c! MAJ uuc
81, 1,cc o. g. r,ur5c cnr,rd." g.
.,o r,a.ra ora mi. .arto .rot.r:.!i
mo o.ri,i-:.l La nc5rrz1 G.i ANA
e.. -; nj c:.iritual o. nues:-a no.
DIM ~civil;zaci6r, Y IL nobraa%. nj
-c~;a, dc ~r;llnncs & q ka.ma do
rnrs..-, orrsso r2~feri: a~n;i-fra-
-o.r,, F,s+o re 10 one nrovoca !. ,r;,
,,., - - Inc anniciones de los nohc.
,~,o,+9s. l., amb:ciGn lie los nohnr
r--tas O. e! rcs,raGo di-acto de l2s
.,r,cLlcGns vie;h,os p 1n~vieib;cs T.
-rcseras ciyi.iyar;ouc.. n1estras fan !
ca4 n,ast-.a4 c2s2s dc cor,hio de di-
rrro :. II a~cc:orrs nros+~os talIr-
ros cr do~de 50 jm7c1c IN tr2ba;a
,,,,s;v, n.r. nocn formal vi,,I;rs,
r..os,~o s;aso, r,,}yados IL ox,a-
!, .o,o-;.... do al; - ~.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-30
LOS BENEFICIOS DE LA GUERRA

Amigos, sintamonos hoy agradeci.
dos por esta Guerra. Ella nos ha he
cho -conocer los horrores de Ia lucha
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1916-09-14
DAIRY CATTLE AT
1916 STATE FAIR.

AS the time for the opening or the
1916 Louisiana State Fair approaches,
interest in the dairy cattle section
steadily increases and indications
point to a record breaking dairy show.
For these breeds Of cattle exhibited,
premiums amounting to $1,000 are
offered.
For the past several years the cay
tie industry has gone forward with
great strides in Louisiana, and th2
dairy business has enjoyed core
spending Improvement. Much OF the
stimulation for this progress has been
created by exhibits and demonstra-
tioas at the State Fair, at which there
are lectures by experts and sales Of
fine blooded cattle for circulation on
the farms of the state, thereby I'M
proving the general stock situation
Results OF this development will be
reflected in the dairy cattle display
this year, when many head OF Jer-
sevs and Holstein will be exhibited.
1ney will be accommodated in fine
barns and there will be no danger OF
ticks or other pests.
c. H. Staples, agent in dairying and
livestock, extension service, l.. S. w.,
Baton Rouge, will again be superin'
tendent, and H. G. Van Pelt, of Wa
terloo, Iowa, will again judge the
dairy breeds.
Write TO Secretary l.. N. Bruegger'
hoff, Shreveport, for catalog, etc.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1916-09-14
FOOTBALL TEAMS
MEET NOVEMBER 4.

TWO football games will feature tFa
sport during the celebration of Schcnl
and College Day at the Louisia1
State Fair, November 4. ThousauC5
Of collegians and school folks, inch l.
ing pupils, teachers, parents ana
friends will be in attendance roofing
for their favOrite teams, and a livery
demonstration is assured.
The first game will be played in the
afternoon at 1870 o'clock between
the Louisiana State Normal School
and the Louisiana Industrial Institute,
OF Natchitoches and RustOn, respGc-
lively. These institutions are great
rivals In athletics and the spectators
are certain to witness a hard fought
game.
The annual struggle between the
Arkansas State University and tha
Louisiana State University will be
played in the afternoon of School and
College Day. Judging by former at
tendance, the grandstand will be
packed to overflowlng and seats on
the field of battle will be in demand.
This will be the fourth annual contest
at the Louisiana Safe Fair between
these two universities.
Apply to Secretary L. N. Bruegger-
hoff, Shreveport. for catalog, etc.
Dates Of Fair. November l to 6.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1916-09-14

Section 2 Be it further resolved,
etc, that this proposed amendment
9Eall be submitted to the qualified elec'
tors of the State for adoption or rejec-
ton at the Congressional election to be
held on Tuesday. November Z, 1916.
Section 3. Be- it further resolved,
etc, that on the official ballots to be
used at said election there shall be
placed the words: For the proposed
amendment to Article 11S of the Con-
5titutton of Louisiana" and the words,
Against the proposed amendment to
Article 11S of the Constitution of Lou
isiana," and each elector shall indicate
as provided in the general election
laws OF this State, for which of the
propositions he votes.
HEWITT B0UANCHATD,
Speaker of the House of Representa-
tiVes.
ETHELRED NJ, STAFFORD,
President PRO rempore of the Senate.
Approved: June Is. 1919,
r. G. PLEASANT,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana.
a t-Te copy:
ia j. BAILEY,
,cretary of State.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1916-09-14
THRILLING RACES
BY AUTOS AT FAIR.

Persons who enjoy thrilling auto
mobile races will have their appetites
satisfied at the Louisiana State Fair
this year, for the directors have again
arranged with ]. Alex Sloan, the peer
less speed demon manager, to bring
bunch of daredevil drivers to the
Shreveport track for two days Of rae
ing and exhibition strunts. About
dozen Of the worlds greatest speed
way performers with at least a dozen
of the most famous racing cars will
be seen in action, Wednesday, Novem-
Der l and again on Sunday, Novem-
Der 5.
The program being arranged pro-
vides for some lengthy races in which
several contestants will participate,
being on the track at the same time.
1t also calls for sensational mile races
and handicap events. Change of tires
during contests will be among the
feature stunts.
Sloan has promised to bring some
of the most celebrated speed demons
on earth to Shreveport, and this
means that he will bring them. Sloan
has made similar promises before and
always kept his word. The induce
ments have been made large enough
to attract these thrilling performers,
and State Fair visitors are assured
q hair-raising automobile program
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1916-09-14
BOYS CORN CLUB
EXHIBIT AT FAIR. .

Every section of Louisiana will be
represented in a mammoth exhibit at
the State Fair, November l to 6 in
elusive, by the Boys Corn Clubs. The
DISPLAY will occupy one OF the main
divisions of the Agricultural Building,
Where special shelves and other ac-
commodations for advantageously
showing the grain have been pro-
vided.
members of Boys Corn Clubs. The
movement has spread all over the
State. So effective has been the work
that many boys are producing hotter
corn than their fathers, and evidences
of this progress will be seen on Ill
hands in the Boys Corn Club booths.
To help the boys get their corn TO
the fair, the association has arranged
to furnish special cartons for ship.
ming their exhibits. Ten thousand
members can be taken care Of
!. L. HERS, assistant in charge Of
Rows Corn Clubs, Extension Depart
ment, Louisiana State Unfye' sity,
Baton Rouge, will be in charge Of this
division at the fair.
For cataIog, showing the hundreds
Of dollars, scholarships and other in
ducements offered, apply to l.. N
BrueggeThoff, secretary, Louisiana
State Fair Association, Shreveport.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1916-09-14
A,tNo. 13

House Bill No. 5. BY Mr.. Heintz
JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposiu9 an amendment to Article 11S
OF the Constitution of the State Of
Louisiana on the subject of Juvenile
Courts.
section /. Be 1t ne9oIved b. the
General Assembly Ct tie Stete of I.Ju-
isiana, two-thirds ef al ths tle.ub.is
efceeed tc Ct.el3 House con n9,lt. H.. li.+, :
the nsth sectioa Of Article - e. s;e
Constitution of the State of Louisiana
%. aud the same II hsEsey repeated,
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1916-09-14
FIREWORKS AT FAIR
GROUNDS AT NIGHT.

Pyrotechnical displays will be
among the brilliant sights for Louis
lana State Fair visitors this year.
They will be furnished by the George
Newton Fireworks Company, one Of
the worlds foremost fireworks pro-
ducers.
The free program is being arranged
for the fireworks to entertain the Wis
itors each night from the grandstand.
There will also be pyrotechnical offer
ings in the afternoons.
Various designs and portrayals OF
present day characters. and Gurrenk
events viii be among the features Of
the fireworks program.
For catalogue, etc. apply to Secre.
tary L. n Bruaggarhof, Shreveport.
Don't forget the dates of the fair---s
November l to 3.
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