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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-28
National.

Headquarters of various candidates for
nomination by the republican party were
opened in Chicago and the stage was set
for national conventions. A man giving
the name Adolph de Leeuw. said to be
native of Holland. was arrested in New
York. city charged with revealing the
contents of government documents and
Offering them for sale: he was accused
naval attache of the British embassy
contents Of letters bearing the seal Of
the German embassy in this city Lieut.
Richards commander of the United States
destroyer Tanning, was killed by an
electric shock at Sag Harbor. l. l.. power
station. Trial Of DR.. Arthur w Waite in
New York city. charged with murder
the testimony given by the accused. Dr.
Cary Grayson, White House physician. wa
married in New York to Miss Alice Ger
trude Gordon, The General Federation of
Womens Clubs held its annual meeting
in New York city. Telephone wire-tap-
ping investigation was held at New York
In connection with the probe into the
conduct Of certain charitable institutions
Twenty people were killed and many in
tured as result of storm at Kemp. Okla
Attorney General Wescott of New Jer-
sey was definitely selected to make the
nominating speech at the democratic ma
tional convention
Foreign.
Many women injured in food riot at
Frankfort-on-the-Ma Various fac
tions in British house of Commons
united in an effort to achieve lasting
settlement of Irish question Grand
jury in London Returned true bills
against Sir Roger Easement, leader of
the Sim Fem revolt Advices from
Berlin announce that the imperial
chancellor has been authorized to es-
tabiish a board which will handle the
entire food problem of the nation
Ambassador Page cabIed that the
sentence of jeremiah G. Lynch. an
american citizen charged with having
participated in the Irish rebellion. has
been committed to ten years imprison-
ment. The first member of the Amer
lean Arctic Croker Land expedition
Prof. NJ. c. Tenauary of Chicago. ar
rived in Copenhagen from Greenland
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Riders in District appropriate bill
aboiishing the half -and-half plan of
the organic act Of 1873 and providing a
tax. on vault space under sidewalks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-18

los an opportunity ~ ret-itinE his
Ola l'.r. whore h. has -oul,. Of tho
WaTr.r-' friendships aud admirers
0N'i' Zines THESE N'~tt are purely at "a
~pc;fl nature. but just a. frequentI,
on business. rs he sin retains an his
Old investments here iu banking and
lhuu- trial establishments ~. il as
proud li heir prosperity a. he o. over
M success OF his Washington ven
iilIrS. which j. me exhibition OF
loyalty 20 rhe "Old town"
II wtS his public spirit when living
mere lhd' was an inspiration 10 those
VINO founded the old Wheeling mo-.
pi'dl. and whose liberal coutribution.
10 'dc magnificent new building thar
succeeded it. the Ohio Valley General
nos illdi thsi largely aided IN it- cor.
S'IucIlon. He has since aided 10 fn "a
most material manner Ther. arc
oIhtI heneiacfion- ne contributed TO
Whil" resident OF Wheeling thai ar.
AWAY sure 70 profit by hi- visits and
winch have been remembered hV
tHt'N Mh'n % was impossible To be-
mere m person Not only thai but
-lhct MS departure from Wheeling
many OF his yearly charity charges
nav" b"rn substantially Increa~ such
e man o. hard 10 lose a. % citizen but
y most gracious To be- retained as "a
senator Scott D., enjoy ing good health
al present and looking more robust
and youthful than during ms ia.t
Visit he D. the same bluff hearty
,omudnluudhlc man as Of wore In a
brlri talk with an Iutolligonccr repre-
sentative YESTERDAY he express -.d his
great interest IN Altenheim and Maid
hiEh tribute To The founder of that
institution. Mr. Anton Revmanu 4
consider IT, said the Senator. zone of
nc most practical henefuctiOu~ estab-
ll~hed by any man. and an institutiou
That has conferred untold blessings on
ih" community Wheeling should turn
our tomorrow Thursday and give NJ
ting testimony OF its gratitude 10 "A
modest man win big heart. he
founder of AltcnhcIm"
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O, cndowmcnts which have bcon made
within the twenty-five year. laye ,s-
tabli~hed 10 upon self supporting
basis
That The women VINO nave iabo.od
untirhgly In the interests Of others.
specially the teachers. 81 hose salaries
were small. might spend their d,cEn-
ms years IN comfort. The home vas
established hy NJ Reymann The
FIRST board OF trustees 20 whom he
presentation was made ON May I'm.
1891. included Hon. nathan o. scott
Re- Dr z. r. SwOp, Dr. \ +. Stifel.
Louis T. Stitei. and Henry Birberson.
The board of lady managers who we're
pI"sen' on the day OF its reception
Franznnim. Mrs.. y b. scott. Mrs "a.
J. Beh.sus. and Miss Desterllug
Present inmates.
Every comfort of the home Is To- be
found ar AI'cuhcim. Nothing i~ le''
undon. 'ha' would add 20 the bett.:-
meu' 0! 'A, conditions surrouuduE
The women. The matron in charge OF
DO" home at present DIS Miss ,to-e
Fofney. and b" D. assisted 10y Miss
Amelia kur'Dr. and Miss keat- Tie
first WafTOu was Mrs Amelia Huber.
TAu-, who aIr enjoying the comforts
OF A.t'uh,lm af present arc.
Mrs : g. kurncr
Miss Anna Junkius
Mrs Christine Campbell
Mrs. j. b. RogeTsou
Mrs Mary Louise Luptou.
Mrs. W SaItcr
Mrs WIh,lmena Dobsun
Miss Rose Warren
Mrs Anna Gibson
Miss Gertrude Stewart.
Mrs. Mary 4 Richardson.
Mrs. j. r Weed
Mrs r.. Wc!S-y.b.r.
Mrs Grace Woods Mitchell
Miss Anna We~twOOd
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Branch House.

The Scott Lumber company Ie TlHu-
nlug Go erect new hu1iuiuE between
~Nf.'ufh and Seventeenth streets. Co.. Do,
used as t storage room. OFFICE. and
hardware store. J b. BsfrHr. who has
charge 90 fh' yard h.-.. WIII bt fI. man
nE'r OF This new -fur, Groom Much OF
ih' lumber i- being moved from near
ih' tool works Goo fr" now grounds. when
few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-18

Nj John Murphy ha- recently rur-
chased material and complete equipment
uu Eichlaud aN.ru. and Nineteenth
street Ar Murphy states that tho d.-
inand for boxes 300 this NfDInit. IS Iu-
'r'1~lnE rapidly. owing - 90" MANY new
enterprise That az" coming here 10 th,
near future. thus making this industry
ON" that viii steadily grow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-18

T. = Er.ru. who mas been ,uII.t sd
hN Oh. P"nn-N lvauia Railroad Company
her. as assistant station agent FOR fu.
past year. has been promoted Geo cash
clerk st W'llSburE ~, will begin his
rev duties at the freight station ~
N'il-hurE to-day.
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WELCOME VISITOR
IS SENATOR SCOTT
WHO IS HERE ATTENDING MEET.
ING OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF HOME FOR THE
AGED"

He Still Retains His Interest IN
Wheeling Institutions and Wei
fare Of the Community
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necessary to pull 'h. rods and pIs., nov,
valve cups every Few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-18
AlTENHEIM WAS
ESTABLISHED BY
ANTON REyMANN
DINNER PARTY HELD LAST NIGHT
FOR LADY MANAGERS AND
BOARD or TRUSTEES

Hon. Nathan 8. Scott. President OF
Home. and D.. r. e. Swope First
President. Attending Celebration.
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Don't Miss This:

I'm i'Aio' 49,
Sc
m t5ieys Honey
' ~ ~ N-.--"e I'.---. 3 {
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THEY LET HIM SLEEP

'Since taking Foley Kidney Pills 4
bcheUs ! ON entirely cured and 4
sleep soundiy al night. "
H. T. Strayns.
Take two of Foley Kidney
Pills with a glass of pure
water after each meal and at
bedtime. A quick and easy
way 20 put a stop to your
getting up time after time
during the night.
Foley Kidney Pills also stop
pain in back and sides. head
ache. stomach troubles. dis
turbed heart action, stiff and
aching joints and rheumatic
pains due 20 kidney and
bladder ailments.
GAINESVILLE. ca. 2. r. No. y Mr.
". ]. Htayusc says 'FHr zen ,-a-s I've
ben . ..- t' .ers a.i night without r-tt.ar
F..1e % re. % have o. act ur. and 80
everything heard r| f#r frr trouble -
Y-ar tired Foley Kidney Pills a-d afet
iat .1e bottle be- eve o am eu,rsiy
cared aa- f.ec. s-and'y 30 night
ce 90 try Foley & Co.'S family remedies.
b.. 2s35 Sheffield Ave. Chicago. 90 this
written clearly. and they vIl mol you
Iury aud Tar GomlJuud Foley D. .an-y
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-06-15
Resolutions Of Respect.

Where's, IN irs infinite isdbn,
God has seen tit to lay the COX
hand Of death o. our brother
Adolphe KafE and remove him
from this earthly sphere to the
land from which no traveller evor
returns"
And. whereas, by the death of
Bro. Katie who was. a Master
Mason, for many years and served
his time as Master OF Phoenix
Lodge No. SO F. and A. NJ. of
Natchitoches, La, the Masonic
fraternity has suffered a great
loss, the country and business
fraternity. an honorable man and
citizen and his family a devoted
husband and father;
Be it therefore resolved by
Phoenix Lodge No. 50, +. and
A, M. and its members here as
sembled, That while We deeply
deplore the loss of so good a man
and brother, that we can console
ourselves and his family, by the
fact, that he had lived life's life
as a man, a citizen, as a friend, a
father, husband and a Mason, and
thus lived, justly and true
"a but commend his eternal
spirit to u Father above, as He
does all things we'll;
Be it further resolved: That a
copy of these resolutions be spread
on the minutes of this Lodge, a
copy be sent to his bereaved family
and copies be sent to the news
papers in the city of Natchitoches
publication and that the usual
of mourning be worn by
he members of the Lodge for
days.
L. E. HUDSON,
j. L. IGELHART,
NORWOOD T. SMITH.
Committee.
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RAYNE A. LOWE,
Do.Ern~+
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON

WESTERN DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA, IS
On this 5th day of June A. D. 1916.
on reading the foregoing petition, it is
Ordered by the Court that a hearing
be had upon the same on the 9th day OF
July A. d. before Honorable r. A.
Grain, Referee and Special Master, at
Shreveport, La, in said District, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon; and that notice
thereof be published in Natchituches
Enterprise, a newspaper printed in said
District, and that all known creditors
and other persons in interest may ar-
pear at the said time and place and
show cause, if any they have, why the
prayer of the said petitioner should not
be granted.
And it is further ordered by the
Court, that the clerk shall send by mail
to all known creditors copies of said
petition and this order, addressed to
them at their places of residence as
stated.
Witness the Honorable Aleck Boar.
man, Judge of the said Court, and the
seal thereof, at Shreveport in said Dis
trict, on the 5th day of Jure A. D, 1916.
Attest: LEROY B. GULoTTA, Clerk.
By E. C. Jackson, Deputy Clerk,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-06-15
Automobile Rights.

|. A prominent citizen who runs
his own car, has asked US to call
the attention of other automobile
owners to the sharing of the road
and to whom we call attention to
the wholesome law upon which
democracy is founded, which APP
plies wonderfully to the matter in
question Equal rights to all.
special privileges to nome" Nine
out of ten drivers keep the middle
of the road and those are the ones
who do the most kicking about
others not turning off and giving
a Dart.if not half of the right of
way.
So as a right of law as well as
road curtesy, the attention of all
drivers is call to this, with the re-
quest that it be observed in the
future.
And another request that comes
from not one out numerous quar-
tiers, is that attention OF the
authorities be called to the con-
slant and prolonged blowing of
noisy sirens and horns, not as a
signal when passing a corner but
just for the fun, and the noisy
cut off" which is unnecessary
and against the law in all cities.
This was disagreeable enough
when there were only a few cars
but now when there are so very
many that dash by not every few
minutes, but constantly, these
noises have become a nuisance and
should be stopped.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-06-15
NOTICE.

Under the authority of the Ordinance
of the City Council of Natchitoches,
La. passed and adopted on the---th,
day of--191-, relative the pay
ment and redemption of Water and
Light Bonds issued of date July the
End, 1900, all of which bonds are due
in forty years but redeemable on call.
Notice is hereby given that on the First
day of July 1916, the City will call in
and redeem Bonds Nos. 8, 4, and s.,
Serial Numbers of said bond issue, and
payable at the Chase National Bank
of New York, and the said Three Bonds
are hereby called for payment and
cancellation at said Bank on said date,
and the owner or holder notified to pre-
sent the same, with the interest Cou-
pons at said Bank at said date, for pay
ment, redemption and cancellation as
per the terms of redemption stipulated
on faces of Bonds.
By order of the Commission Council
of Natchitoches, La. this June 18th,
1916.
JNO. H. KEYSER,
Secty. Treas. city of Natchitochas, La.
6-l5 st.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-06-15

Even standing room was at a
premium, Sunday night at the
beautiful new Methodist Church,
when the annual sacred concert
was given to an immense crowd
that thoroughly enjoyed an IN
usually good program arranged
by Mrs, W. t. Cunningham.
After a hymn by all the congre-
CATION. solos we're sung by Mrs.
Guardia, Misses Seessel Breazeale,
Abbott of Grand Rapides. Zeigler
of Jennings and Messrs. Winstead,
Chaplin and johnson of Jennings;
duet by Miss Carver and Mr..
Winstead and two trios by Misses
Porter. Carver and Breazeale.
Master Joe Henry Baynard Of
Alexandris who is visiting his
aunt and uncle Mr.. and Mrs.
Himel, reached his fifth milestone
90 Sunday. which they celebrated
with a lovely party that just the
little friends in the neighbor-
hood were invited to enjoy with
him. The lawn at the pretty
home made a splendid playground
for all the games dear to littIe
folks who froliced to their hearts
content but stopped long enough
to enjoy the delicious ice cream
and cakes and each little one ia
helping to cut the big birthday
cake, made q dandy wish as >
candle was blown out. Misses
Joyce Weaver, Addie and Ivy
Tauzin assisted Mrs Himei n
entertaining at this delightful
birthday party.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-06-15

Eeo.oA j. STATE &5yer4mrnt
Is aITayo necessary Constant
Hrc1fui1'>s pgejns, wt5tn j.
always most desirable. Is at
economy, says The American
Press, as a remedy for a serious
financial defect and as an excuse
for refusing proper support to
needed industrial or elemosynary
institutions, IS enough to excite
derision. What has the tax
dodger done for the State or any
community within its boundaries,
that we should sacrifice the chances
of our children in after years in
order to save a few dollars a year
for him.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-06-15
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, WESTERN
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA, SIS.

C4Nl4Eb O1AIEoO vi AMENICAJ Eo Inn
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA, SIS.
In the United States District Court in
and for said District.
Shreveport Division.
In matter of Rayne A. Lowe, Bankrupt
No 1871 in Bankruptcy.
PETITION FOR DISCHARGE.
To the Honorable Aleck Boarman,
Judge of the District Court of the
United States for the Western Dis
trict of Louisiana:
Rayne A Lowe, of Grapes Bluff, in
the Parish of Natchitoches and State
of Louisiana, in said District, respect
fully represents that on the 7th day
of October, 1915 last past, he was duly
adjudged bankrupt under the Acts of
Congress relating to bankruptcy; that
he has duly surrendered all his property
and lights of property, and has fully
complied with all the requirements of
said acts and of the orders OF. the court
touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore He Prays that he may be
decreed by the court to have a full dis
charge from ali debts provable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts, ex-
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 18th dry of April A. D.
1916.
.RAYNE A. LOWE,
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Card O. Thanks.

W. ~.~l,'r"At oGr xtie
ful aD rrcIatIon - the many
fri nd, wh) pa 4 such deyoed
attention through the illness of
our husband and father,
r',n;~ ~e'~n",thy, kindly offices
AM oAautrlm .ioN-r5 sent, viii
anyHr b. for o'tnn ty.
Mrs.. A@o'nrc XII ard family.
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PERSONAL
AND
OTHERWISE

ward. 18th to 21st cooler. 2.
cloudy with showers.
Miss Zoe Hicks Of Hannah il
TIE guest Of Mr.. anl Mrs. o.
Hicks.
nj
Mason Economy Queen Frui
Jars at Katie's.
Senator Cunningham and Rep.
retenative Breazeale came up from
Baton Rouge for the week end.
Mrs. T. Blocker left for hel
home in Texas after a very pleas
ant visit to DR.. and Mrs. Reed
Miss lone Zeigler of Jennings
is the attractive guest Of Miss
Henri ID. Williams.
Jelly Glasses, 25c dozen at
Kafie's.
Mrs. Sam Scruggs and children
of Cloutierville are the guests of
Judge and Mrs. s. j. Henry.
Mr.. Oliver Ortneyer who is
now making his home in Little
Rock, is spending his vacation
with his parents.
DR.. and Mrs. Katie and children
of Corpus Christi, Texas are on
one of their periodical visits to
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Katie.
Mr.. and Mrs. 2. I. Gallon, Jr.
of Lake End were the guests of
DR.. and Mrs. u. T. Gallon the
early part of the week.
Porch Swings So. so to S.. so at
Kafie's.
Mrs. McCook and sons and
their guest Miss Pierson motored
to Arlington for the day on Sun
day bringing back them, Mrs. j.
q. O'Quin.
Mrs. P. j. Gibson who now
makes her home in Shreveport
spent several days in Natchitoches
last week ia the interest of the
firm she represents.
Mr.. Malcolm Katie has reached
home from Chicago where he has
bsen attending the University,
taking a course in dentistry.
Rev. and Mrs. Brown and Mrs.
r. w. Winstead attended a dis
trict church meeting held in Alex
andria last week.
36 in. Taffetta and Georgette
Crepe S1.50 at Kafie's
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Z. Guardia,
Misses May Guardia and Lucille
Pearson left yesterday for Chicago
where Mr.. Guardia and Miss
Pearson will take a course at the
University.
DR.. and Mrs. j. ). Stephens
and guest Mrs. Parker of Monroe
spent Friday at the plantation
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bertrand near Cloutierville.
Mr.. Phanor Breazeale accom-
panied BY his wife, cleft on Sunday
for St Louis where he went to
participate in the National Demo-
cratic Convention as one of the
delegates from Louisiana.
Mr.. s. K. johnson Of Jennings
came up to spend Sunday with his
wife and babies who have been
here for the past two weeks with
relatives and will remain some
time longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. g. Platt of
Grand Cane and Mr.. and Mrs.
Adger of Montrose we're among
the guests who came to attend the
Hagood-S Scarborough wedding last
Wednesday night.
Messrs. w. w. Page. Numa
Derbanne, r. j. w. Knott, j. R.
SaIter and r. n. Russell we're
business visitors Monday when a
special meeting Of the Police Jury
was held.
Mr.. B. X. Boydstun has re-
turned from Mansfield where lie
went TO attend the commencement
exercises Of the Mansfield College
where his daughter, Miss Maggie,
graduated with honors. Miss
Boydstun remained over to enjoy
the Chatauqua but is expected
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-06-15

Messrs. 5. VI. eagle and S. R
Thomas of Coushatta we're among
the visiting attorneys who hac
business before this court last
week.
Mr.. Leopold Levy went to New
] Orleans Saturday night where bis
daughter Miss Elite and son DIR.
NJ. Levy of Galveston prec, led
him to the bedside OF Mrs. L:yy,
and all returned home Tuesday.
Miss July Breazeale leaves to-
night for New Orleans from where
she will sail for New York on
Saturday with number of friends
where they go to attend the
national meeting of X. X. G..
Miss Jean Brown of Paris, Hi
nois, who will be recalled as the
charming guest of Mrs. G. H.
Pierson, when a member of
her bridal party, arrived Satur-
day night to spend a few weeks
with her.
Mrs. |. Lucas went to Alex
andria on Saturday to join her
brother Mr.. A. E. Simon who she
will accompany to New York
where they will spend the next
few weeks.
Mr.. Edwin Lafargue of Marks
vile came up Wednesday night to
escort home his little daughter
who had been the guest of Miss
Leila Ducournau for the past
week.
Misses Lucy Gallon, Ida Nash,
Maggie and Emma Voters, Bette
and Barbara Porter and Messrs.
R. E. Chaplin, and Earl Freeman
are about the last of the Natclri-
toches teachers to return home
I
for vacation.
Work on the new opera house
is progressing very satisfactorily
though naturally at this stage, it
doesn't make much show for the
amount Of labor put upon it.
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Aaron have
taken possession of their pretty
new home on Amulet Street and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alf Ortmeyer have
moved into the little cottage on
Jefferson Street vacated by the
.aron's
Henry and Gunter recently
bought the Scarborough & Carver
interest in the Desmukes' build I
ng on Second Street and have
thoroughly renovated and re-
modelled it and are now comfort
IDLY settled in their new law Office.
DR.. T. D. Boaz. specialist in
disease of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat of Shreveport. will be in ],
Natchitoches on Saturday, June !,
and will spend the forenoon at
DR.. Joseph Baths Office, the
being given over to
work at the Normal. /,
Sheriff PAYNE went to Baton
on Tuesday with the :
biggest batch of prisoners that he
las ever had to take to the peni- |
entry, having in charge three |
ghite men, one of whom is sem 8
enced for life for murder, one for
! years for manslaughter, one for
me year for horse stealing and a /
legro for three years for stealing 1
attic. ,
The late ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the .
Of the first cotton bloom, !,
N Wednesday June 7th, is due to J
he fact that it was sent in during
he editors absence from the Office !
nd the forms were made up ready !
or press when learned. But it is
lot too late to state that it is the !
arliest bloom of any heard of net T
My in this parish, but those adj !
burning and it was from the I
otton crop Of Mr.. j. B. Landrum !
d the Nelken place below town.
The trial of Newton and John I
stewart. father and son, for the a
murder of Albert Brewton al
some few months Z
20 was about the most importanC !