The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1917-11-08
LESCHE.

, OH MOnQaN night dhu U'AOHu AZ
tending to little pres Ing hu
ness and appointing tie delegates
mines Scarborough Porter and
South for the State Federation
meeting that will be held m
Shreveport on 10 and 10Th, The
regular routine was postponed %
give The ume TO Mrs. Z. u Ran
dali OF New York, who has been
sent from Washington as mem
Der of tho iralnIng Camps ActNl
ties and Ant! Vice Commissions
to make a tour of the cIies and
towns adjacent 10 the Canto Ament
and officers training camps IN the
interest OF this very Important
work. Mr.. Randall modestly
stated at the beginning of his talk
that he was not speech maker
or orator but he held the wra pit
attention of his hearers because or
the many vital points he made
Eclear with such earnestness and
he recounted a number of person
al incidents that impressed them
with the urgent need of giving all
the help needed in furthering this
very great cause to which be is
devoting his time. Mr.. Randall
was dellghJedly surprising and
took occasion to compliment the
club upon the initiative taken at
its last meeting 10 regard to the
vice against which the whole union
is waging such fight and stated
that he had learned how timely it
was, as Natchitoches was filled
each week end with soldiers more
or less intoxicated who came up
from the CaDtonment where they
are safeg uarded by the Y. NJ Z. A.
K G and by Y. NJ H. A. and this
proved the necessity of safeguard
ing them when away from their
splendid influences, Some few
qvestions were asked by invitation
of The speaker who explained how
the problem was being handled
and he was assured of the cooper
alton of Lesche. The regular pro
gram followed at the close of Mr.,
Randall's speech, who hurried a.
way to eaten the evening train and
opened with a splendid talk on tile
Immigration Bill by Mr.. Pnanor
Breazeale. who cited number OF
incidents that came under his own
observation while in Congress;
The Blood of the Nation. Mrs.
Chaplin; The Development OF
the American Indians, Miss Feltus
and the Emlgrant, Miss Haupt.
Judge and Mrs. w. T. Gun
ningham of New Orleans and Mr.
and Mrs. l.. II. johnson and
children motored up to Shreveport
to attend the Fair,
The friends of the family were
very much distressed for number
OF days last week because of the
serious illness of Master K. B.
Williams vino hcyered between
life and death from an attack of
acute indigestion from green pc
cans, The manly little fellow for
tunately has strong constitution
and with skilled physicians and the
devoted care of the loving family
he was able to Withstand not only
the first attack but two relapses
and is now convalescing very sat-
isfactorily,
Master Lestan Deblieux ceIehra-
ted his fifth and Miss Sadie
Smith her eleventh birthday with
Halloween parties on Saturday af
ternoon of last week, when both
the tiny tots and the rosebuds had
a lovely time with all the frolics of |
that occasion, the decorations and
souvenirs also being symbolic.
All kinds of goodies dear to lit.
tie folks were bountifully served.
j. w. Scott, DIR. j. j. Katie.
L: Tuyaque, }, Ackel, A. Mitchal
w. w. 1lson, j. j. Conant and
L. kirkland were among the Lib
erty Bond subscribers at the Peo-
plies Bank, who's names were added
after the list was handed in for
publication last week.
MINES. McCook and Montgom-
cry Went up to Hannah on Thurs
day for a visit to Slr. and Mrs.
John OQuin and from there mot
pred on to Shreveport with their
hosts TO attend the Fair on Satur-
Jay.