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The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-06-12
An Eight Year Paint Test
Mastic Paint Won Out Over All Other Paint in
Longest Endurance.

In order to determine which paint
would stand best the test Of time, the
Pacolet Mfg. Co.. Of Spartanburg. s.
e, painted some sixty houses for an
etgnt'yeer endurance test, using the
leading brands.
Here - their opinioo Of Mastic
Paint:
after eight years We ind that the
ten cottages covered With .MASTIC
PAINT are in better condition and
stood the test better than any of the
other paints we used. WIN say further
that the houses were an Of the same
architecture. weather. boarded with
leae yellow leaf pine Of The same grade,
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-06-12

three lots and land LEFT desc. bank OF
Cane river. being lots 3, and 4 of
partition Of Dunkleman Gongre, of
Campbell Place; taxes to date, $37.31
Cost of advertisement to be added.
Shrsdrick Collision, ward J., No. 1889.
House and lot in East Natchitoches:
bounded east by Braxton, west by
Pleasant; taxes to date. $4.75 Cost of
advertisement to be added.
EalIer Lewis. ward l, No. 1905
House and lots in city of Natchitoches;
taxes to date, $2.o7. Cost of adver-
tisement to be added.
Mrs. Roberta Rue, ward /, No 1917.
40 acres in NJ Of NEA, section 4,
TOR 8; taxes to date, $40. Cost
of advertisement to be added.
WARD TWO
Henry Bradley, wou 2. No. l707.
80 acres, west Y Of Sc section 50, 7
10. r z; taxes to date, SLIPS. Cost Of
advertisensnt to be added.
Mrs. J H. Brewton, ward No. 1722
200 acres VIZ of SWA section II,
NJ Of NWN section Is. T II, X.
s.: moveables; taxes to date, $24.55.
Leander Graham, Ward 2, No 1891.
lot block in Creston. taxes to
date. &. 10. Cost of advertisement to
be added.
J r Gunter, Ward 2, No l908s
40 acrse SEA Of SEA section q T II
r 6, and moveables, taxes to date,
s.. IS. Cost of advertisement to be
added.
TAFT Harper. Ward 2, No 1886.
20 acres M Of NE4 section is T Is
R s. taxes to date, $2.69. Cost OF adj
to be added.
E F. Harris, Ward z, No 1910.
Lot block 4 Tally addition to COL
donna, and moveables. taxes to date,
$3.50. Cost Of advertisement to be
added
Cost of advertisement to be added.
A. M. Bryant, ward 2. No. 1881
LA. to Tally addition. and 2 acres
in Tally's addition to Goldonna; taxes
to date, $3.50. Cost Of advertisement
to be added.
Ben L. Butler, ward 2. No. 274o
40 acres. acquired of Edward Afford;
taxes todate, $ll. Cost Of
adviser nent 10 be added.
P. NJ. Coffee, ward 2, No. 1850
IS acres: SW Of SW section 8 and
NE of Sc section 4, and Is acres on
a.uth G;de Of Sc of NE section H. T
q, r 2; movable; taxes to date,
1922. Cost Of advertisement to be
George w. Carney, ward 2, No. 1892
80 acres Sc of NV section, T IL, RI
md Sc Of SW section IA. T IL, r z.
novea 'bles; taxes to date. 1923. Cost
+ adv srtisomsnt to be added.
)r. NJ. billiard ward 2, No. 1916
.ot 10. taxes to date. $7,13. Cot Of
DIVER sisement to added.
oe } arley, ward 2, No. 1874
10 acres, NH of NEA and SEA of
VIZ. section 81 T II, r Z, and movea-
le; taxes to date. $500. Cost Of adj
sttteamsnt = ~ added.
I111urs - an "A. So,
1faerss, NeK q NEN. 7 = Rr.l
nd SWA II SWA. section q, 7 3. |
!, and moysablss; taxes to date. $lS.84
ost Of advsetisenent to be added. +
'ahagan Z Gahsgan. ward :, No. 1857
Lot I. blk ~. and two unimproved
IT. 50; taxes TO date. 81 IS. Cost Of
to be added.
n Harrif, Ward 2, No 1871.
125 acps q NE Of Sc, section and
Nv Of SW sssim !, and NE Of SW
'ss acrss ID Sc corner section ana ,
4 Of Sc Of Sc section T IL R7.
'oveables. taxes 70 date, ss.67. Cost
advertissm mt to be added.
Hayes Ward 2 No 1859.
80 acres M Of NE section T II r IS,
loveahiea, taxes % date $23 IL. Cost
advertisement to be added. L
lContiausd On page fourl -
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tive weather does not intArfsre
there will h seventy live Or moro
9irls q the C*nninx Club Short
Oour.e hers next week Tho Rsst
ncctlag will - held y alp Court
Hcsse . Il O'clock Monday morn
Inv. Parade Will start from ~
O'Shrt House u 2 O'clock. II
cour<s will RIM through Monday,
Tses ~ end Wednesday
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-06-12

0ernnAsy conplains that Presi.
~ lfilsssss fsastesn 1si1ssass,
nut tiaibos n the peaos sseaty.
1aybe =, bat = The St1Aes ~
sbes fesling then ~ right aad
doe,n't III ~ ssnsatiop.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-06-12
Proposed Improvement

The many plans that have been
under advisement and careful con-
si.lrration by the Mayor and Con.
missioners have taken definite form
amI the improvements 10 view will
he many and great according to
these plans.
4 contract was awarded x. A.
Krsen,ef. Z municipal consulting
engineer of Mississippi, last Fri
day. who will make Il survey Of the
City with respect 10 the proposed
installation Of Sanitary Sewerage
syMem. improvements Of the water
works and electric light system, the
paving or repEving Of streets and
loo ling and developing . greater
supply Of water. |
This survey will b made q once, |
fenuell - waiehl
fsf s55
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-06-12

Notice is hereby given that, BY vi r
| tue and in accordance with afinal
decree signed and entered by the Hon
|arAA1s6 1sas Ehik6sl1 s1aek unitnd
States Judgs IN and for the WS6tefn
District Of Louisiana, on May 3, 1919,
in the above numbered and entitled
cause, will offer for sale, 1T public
auction, # the front door of the Court
House. in the town Of Homer, Parish
of Claiborne. State of louisiana, on
Thursday, June 10, 1919,
beginning at the hour Of eleven o'clock,
q. m. III a. n.), all the prop erty, both
real and personal, belonging to- the
Louisiana and Northwest railroad Com
pany, which said property will be sold
insolido, and is more particularly de-
scribed as follows:
All and singular, the line of railroad
Of the louisiana and Northwest Rail
road Company, constructed and to he
constructed, now owned and hereafter
to be acquired. beginning at Magnolia,
in the county of Columbia, in the State
Of Arkansas, extending southwark
through said county Of Columbia to the
south boundary line of the State Of
Arkansas, and thence southerly thro Ugh
the parishes of Claiborne, Bienviiie
and Natchitoches, in the State of Lou.
isiana. to Natchitoches, in the said par.
ish Of Natchisoches, all telegraph and
telephone lines, including ell poles.
wires and instruments; all rights-of.
way, stations and depot grounds; oil
roadbeds, spurs, sidings double |
tracks, turnouts, switches and turn
tables; all superstructures, bridges,
'tringers, ties, rails and frogs, chairs,
'oIts, spices and other rsilroad appur.
oil station houses, ware.
houses, freight houses, engine houses,
ar houses, water stations, water tanks,
uel stations, machine shops and other
tructures; all engines, tenders, cars
nd other rolling stock and equipment;
II furniture, machinery, tools and i'm. I
liments, all materials and supplies; all Z
Eases, operating, trackage and traffic q
greements; and all other property. :
sal, personal and mixed. appurtenant
, said line Of railroad above described Z
nd all improvements and betterments \
hereof. and all additions thereto at G
nd between the termini aforesaid; ell 4
her railroads and Ill other property \
hich the railroad company may here. D
ter acquire and Ill additions thereto 4
I'd improv sments thereon and better ID
ents thereof, and Ill tolls, revenues, Il
innings. income rents, issues and pro- y
. of any property ct any time sub Il
ct to this inde0ture: 4
To gether with all and singular tene- e
ents, hereditsments and appurte- Of
lnces thereunto belonging, or in any p
ise appertaining, and the reversion g
ID reverslons, remainder and remain y
-, rents, issues and profits thereof; b
d slso Ill the estate, right, title, i'm q
rest property, possession, claim and
'mand whatsoever, as well in Law - d
equity. Of the Railroad Company, off, b
and to the shove described premises =
d property hereby mortgsged, and n
cry part and parcel thereof, with the e
purtenances, and the frenchisU of a
kailrosd Company appertsiuing to 10,
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1919-06-12

w. It. JOHNSON, Natchitoches Louisiana
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
DOCTORS FIND
HREMEDY FOR
COLDS AND FLU
Calotabs, the New Nausea
less Calomch Cuts Short
Colds and Prevents Flu by
Keeping Liver Active.

rhyaicinns have learned from ~
porience. during IN" epidemic ~ In
flu"nza. that one ~ tho most import
ant factors IN the prevention ~ flu
ana pneumonia ~ tp keep the liver
active sn that the digestiye organs
may hc in perfect working order ami
the system thereby enabled to throw
uff colds chcrk sore thTontH. and
tcHist serious complications For
this purpoHr they have found that
the new. nhusrhles- Calomol. called
taluhhH IN far more effective even
than the old rtbl" calomel which
was formerly the universal fnvorltr.
n- taluthhs DO not weaken nor ruli.
Nhio the patient MOI interfere with
the appetite and digestion
A. the fifHi Hisn ~ "a cold ~ sore
throat. doctors recommend one Ctlo.
tab at ted time with a swallow uf
water that's all No salts no nnu-
sen. nor the slirhtrrt Interference
win YOUR diet. pleasure. or work
NcNt morning you wake up feeling
unr your llNef iH ac'iv" ana your
appetite iH keen Tor good breakfast
Iur your protection Cslutahs are sold
only lu original sealed package.
price thiry i've cents All druggisia
recommend ana Runtnnira CnIoiihs
ltrm"Uhrt. your money hack N YOU
are not glad Vou houVht CHloinha
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04

tain aud island W,ir movod uui ~
lhrit places Aud The Kings ~ IA"
earth prf the great men ana the ri,h
men and th" thlrt captains ana the
mighty men huI every hOudtunu and
"Nrn freeman hld ih"W- Ives IN th"
iruH Hud uu,kN ~ the mountains,
\nd 7nid 'u ~" mountains ana ruchv
tan uu uH ara h.lr us from the face
ut lllm that sItiriu uu the thronr fur
! hc Etrui dN ut hs wrath iH 'ouc
~" 'Hii ls uu' q dream hut - neat tud
hud Whu lhnil hv uhlr to stand D." THIS
dr"Hdhu irhuN ~" announced thnt
next week Dud Wlllipp lNtnEtlist
rindtu Wuuld deal win the agony
nud rut'uw ~ 1ud Wrulh upon ,iu.
u"r. in ih" subject ~ the Seven Last
liiguU- l\dN
According lo l'r,urh phNu,tn
he fIwrs frnr aluminium fh,inti"H
rui uul, a., destructive iu Vrgcp.
uun hut the, also cause form ~
diabetes ip Wurkrr M thoW
An iodlur friuN in uflliSr the vast
supp.i's ~ sr,W'ri that grow iu th,t
vicinity has been planned iur Nhii.
NuHtuh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04


harvest In the end uf thr world and
the r'apetS ttr the angels"
with these two startling facts b..
for" u-. uurrN IA, ptt, head -
uur living ar,lru'v shall SOC 'h, ,,.
uIutug thr,s, md thn THIS coming
Viii end ~, h-u.N ~ the earth ,ud
the salvation of every soul NJ
'ufr u.n,I uirhi Wc not tn give s..
'luus 'huugh' 'u oul. dut, tr,prd tud
in iuduir, diligently .n- tu wht' tho
coming 80 ,hiis' a,mhll, /. It, uunt
ui Acts I piull. And when h, h,d
rpu' ru ih,sr thIug. Nh.lr th', hr
h,li hr Wts hk,u NJ tnd , ,lpud
''r"N"i him oui pf ,h,it agh' Ana
NhIlv the, looked tcndft.iN toward
heaven n- llr went up hrhrid. iva
men stood hs lu,m m whiir apprtr,
witch ul.u .tid this same Jesus
Nh,,h b. ttl,u up from Nnu into
heaven stall tu come ~ ikc wnuu"r
uS Nc h,N" srru him ~ into heaven
A." emphasized tho fnc' thnt 'his
a,u" l'sus vii rr'Yru mat men -,W
hlu So uriU ruNr|uprd In a ,luui
thui h" Wt.l comr again and ""Nru
~" shall see h.m not ne spiritual
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
GOVERNMENT OF BERLIN
IS MODELLING TROOPS

~ m. AssoaiatSd press
hEltlIN SUNDAY. Feb I'm the
Ncr ~ the clear intention ot tho es-
.tcmists in uppos" the meeting of
IA" national assembly. tho govern
mrnt ls thkinE strong military meas.
urrs. both IN lirnlin ANA Wcimsr.
Troops have been reinforced In the
newspaper quarter NJ Nerlin anS
heavily armured ears stand day snd
night before the feich~taE building
rrady To proceed TO any threatened
puint
The soldiers councils In tho large
owns near Wctfmar. including III
acnich Erfurt nnd botha, have pro
'rSird against the sending OF troop
- Nrltmar and have threatened op.
r,nsiiiun The independents have oc.
rupicd tho telegraph office at Else
mach nni are able to pnralyre large
part ~ the telegraph traffic with
NrlrWar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
As Spanish Influenza

IS an exaggerated form Of Grip GROVES TASTE
LESS chill TONIC should be taken In larger doses than
prescribed for ordinary Grip good plan Is not to
wait until you are sick, but
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
Highway Department.

We have maintained our HIGHWAY
department Tor the past year with
Nr r. lioc GuihreV ~ highway com.
missioner. with good results aud
think am well within the facts
when | fav that the Tulsa chamber
~ commerce l. now recognized
throughout tho states ~ Oklahoma
colorado Kansas and Arkansas ~
having ~" most workable and sue.
ccssful highway department - any
NJ the gfatpg uapt.d
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
WARS Wallops Fail to Stagger Tulsa,
Chamber of Commerce Gives Proof

vv,,. h,rd,st wallops failed 10
-, Tulsi. according 10 IA" an.
80 ,,pafi ~ President II NJ Nj.
r,,'., n fhr chamber ~ commerce.
,..,..,, ALI hnudicHps. the city con
.l advance by leaps nud
.rts nui with tho coming Of
,.,,e new eta of prosperity h.
Tt. r,pnrt showed that Tulsa led
.r.tn,r ,.iics of oklahoma In bank
'.s,f,r., aud building. As mattel
t.I nor rlraiingH were Larger
t,u man, ritic. twice her size
~. uf,slruts report gtNo Sec.
..t,N d, II Douglas the Hons shar"
u ttr ,friit Tor the great work "i
h. chamber and recommended 'hit
o.. ,,4r, Dee advanced 20 So GOO
rms l,.ummrndut!un already hdH
ba, been adopted.
H.. t,pur, follows
Va ,bo Officers ,yid Members Of IA"
T,I,, rhamhc' ~ Commerce nnd
The ,.ugpus Of Tulsa ANA vicinity
Gentlemen
ln closing ~, second year AZ pres
,dent ~ fnr Tulsa chamber ~ COM
nerre I desire to bring 10 YOUR at.
,.p,lou d Nrlcf record ~ what IN"
,,,r 1915 hes meant FOR Tulsa nul
.,meih.ng ~ the activities ~ IA"
ruls, chamber uf commerce, which
b,, for t'r srcond time honorcd mo
nih the position ~ president
Hnilding Permits,
The building permits of the year
ending January I. 1913. Amounted
total of ,isAi31O, which figure
,slab.shos new record Tor ciilcs ~
sompirtf,r syr M the cntir" United
STATE. dulng the Wlt period. Won
sre aware NJ the fact mat through
ant prt,l.rtlN the entire ~edr there
ras an embargo ON building material
and tha' under the work ur fight or
der of he government II WIS practi,-
aDy muo.sfhh IN SECURE Hu adequate
number of Wurkmen to carry out the
building PROJECTS In hand The
count, WtS involved In wrr. the
greatest u the worlds history. and
,he en-, mo the United states which
Kent even WITH rs ordinary building
program WIS the exception io tho
mic Tho financial vitality oNTuisn
vas dpmous'r rated In remarkable
lmanncr In the carving out ~
building program ~ shown above an.
foenrrd Distributed through tho
months building permits were issued
" Tulsa during the year as follows
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
Conventions.

During tn" past year Tulsa has on.
tertainrd number ~ county. district
and state and Interstate conventions
and during tho month ~ September
was hou to the Confederate Veter
ans or the United states II is need.
lesH 10 say that In all these affairs
the reputation ~ Tulsa for hospital
Nv and Tor doing the proper thing al,
me proper time was splcndldly main
tuiugI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
GET SlOAN'S FOR
YOUR PAIN RELIEF
You don't have TO rub IL in to
get quick, comforting
relief.

once you've tried n on that siN
JOINT sore UuS'lr. Scihtic pain, rh"u-
matte twingo lame bark. lou'll fnd
warm. soothing rrhet YOU never
thought u linim"nt couid pruduc"
Won, stain tho akin. leaves no
muss. warte- no time IN applying
sur" 10 giv" puick results \ large
hottl" means economy Your own ar
any other druggist, has u ,ict Il to-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04

lu'n- NlNnNn hIiiN'nhnul
TuIsa has secured splendid pub
liciiy during the past year IN various
trade, class ana standard puhiira-
'uns 10 my nothing ~ newspaper
publicity ana with l'H moro than 10
00O men In the government srrvic-
and each man a walking publicity
agent for his home town. has be.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
Prevent It

by taking GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC which
contains the wellknown tonic properties Of QUININE
and IRON. II Purifes and Enriches the Blood and
Pure, Rich, Red Blood Strengthens and Fortifes the
System against Colds Grip and influenza.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-04
Groves
/ aste|ess chill onic

is an exceptionally Good General Strengthening Tonic
for the Child for the Mother any of the Family young
or old. You can feel its Strengthening. lnvieor
ating Effect. II is acceptable TO the most delicate
stomach and does not nervousness ringing In
the head Price 60c.
a laxative ID enclosed with ssoh kotfls - -
used IN conosotSoD WITH GROVES TASTE1ESS oh0
TOMI0 In f~ssflsU osses Of SUsnLst ARfiseASn,
Evening journal., 1919-08-07
APPEAL TO CONGRESS
FOR JAILED EDITOR

WASHINGTON. Aug. T. United Press).
A congressional Investigation Of the
confinement Of Edward T. Leech, editor
of the Memphis Press, in Jail for al
legged contempt OF court because Of an
editorial in his paper, was asked in the
House by Representative Baer North
Dakota.
Baer asked the prob TO determine
whether the constitutional right Of a
free press has been infringed on by the
court
The resolution follows.
Whereas, a republican form Of SOW
'ernment without a free press. is a
mockery and cannot exist IN any Slate
II the courts or any branch Of the gov
ernmcnt usurp powers which deny or
infringe upon The rights Of citizens
= "And whereas, Edward T Leech, edi-
tor of The Memphis Press. has been con-
fined in Jail for ten days on charge
Of contempt OF court. the said charge
having grown out Of an editorial writ
len by Leech and printed 10 said news
papor. under circumstances which seem
10 deny tRel constitutional guarantee
cited above A..
therefore. he it resolved, That the
Judiciary committee be and Is hereby
authorized and directed 10 investigate
the facts Of this case and report to tne
House at the earliest opportunity
Evening journal., 1919-08-07
SOLVE MYSTERY
OF OXYGEN TANKS
Sixteen a Which Disappeared
ircm Harlan I Int Found
in Glrsge
1H2EE EMPLOYEES
CHARGED With THEFT

The arrest OF three Negroes
charged with the larceny or oxygen
tanks, The property of The Harlan
plant Of the Bethlehem Shipbuiiding
Corporation, by Detectives Riley and
kempski. 10 Is believed Will result i'm
the solving OF a mystery that has been
puzzling the officials Of The plant for
some time.
Two Of the men. Charles Johnson and
James Smith, who were arrested last
night, were arraigned In city Court this
morning. Hearings In the case were
continued until August 10. and bail
fixed al 5000 each by Deputy Judge
Finger The third man, Elmer Ray,
was taken into custody this morning
and viii be arraigned In court tomor-
row morning
Johnson, who owns a garage 10 40.
sol Wollasion street. where the tanks
were located, was foreman of the
truck drivers at The Harlan plant and
Smith and Ray were drivers under him.
They carried The tanks away from tho
yards, 10 is alleged. In the trucks and
stored them in the garage ON Wollaston
street The sixteen tanks at the police
station, which are loaded, are estimated
TO be worth $40 each
Evening journal., 1919-08-07
FIGHT AHEAD OVER
MILITARY TRAINING

WASHINGTON, aug I UNITED Press
Whether the United states shall nave
a standing army OF half a million ana
universal compulsory military train
ing was the question which Congress
began considering today when The SEN
ate military affairs committee met TO
take up the general stan bill outlining
this peace-lime program.
General pershing. General Leonard
Wood and other advocates Of universal
training VIII be called before the COM
mibtee.
Many senators are planning a bitter
nght on the War Department program.
n IS unoflcially estimated that it Will
cost from s5OO,O0OOOO 10 ss00O00OO a
wear. These Senator's declare that with
The high taxes resulting from the war
and the high cost Of living The coun-
try will refuse 10 carry this additional
expense.
Chief OF STAFF March was called by
the committee to explain why a stand
ing army OF $4,000 and universal train
ing Of all i9-year-old boys is asked for
IN the War Departments bill recently
introduced in Congress.
Evening journal., 1919-08-07
L.F. SANDERS TO GO WEST.

A party was given Lawrence T. San
ders by Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Haver-
breck at their home, No. 29i7 Tatnall
street. on Thursday evening. July 81.
Mr.. Sanders has accepted a position
with the Nevbrow Drug Company, Of
Butte. Montana. and viii take up his
new duties upon his arrival here, about
August 10.
The evening was snent IN dancing and
music. following which refreshments
were served.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
2. L. Rodgers. MIR. and Mrs Sheldon
Fairchnd. Mrs. A. Street Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Solomon. Mr. and Mrs W. r..
sanders Of Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs.
Nlmont Bsgg. Of Atlantic City; Mr. and
Mrs Charles a Haverbeck. Miss Gym
this C.. Reynolds. Miss Gertrude Solo
mon. Miss Anna Dale, Miss Ruth
street. Miss Ethel street. William Dean,
Joseph Hsverbeck. James Kunitzer.
Harry West. Master William Street.
Harold \. Donnelly, Francis a. Dolan,
Thomas :. Dunlap.
Music was furnished by the Haver-
beck string orchestra.
Evening journal., 1919-08-07
MISS HELEN L. COMsTOCK.

Special TO The Evening Journal
NEWARK. Aug. Miss Helen L Com
stock who has for the past year been
home demonstration agent in New cas-
tie county has recently been trans
ferred 70 a smuar position in Kent
county. taking up her dulles August j.,
Miss Comstock Is a graduate Of Cornell
University. receiving her y. :. degree IN
home economies in 1918 Following
graduation Miss Comstock accepted po-
sition IN Kent county. Maryland, In
home economies extension work where
she remained for two years. During
this time she organized clubs Of girls
aud of women with a membership or
several hundred
She left Maryland TO take up war
time activities in New York state from
which place she was persuaded 10 come
10 Delaware. first as special dairy
agent and then as home demonstration
agent in New Castle county.
Miss Comstock viii work IN Kent
county under the Joint direction of the
Kent County Farm Bureau and Della
ware College extension service. Her
headquarters will be at Dover in the
Farm Bureau ONCE in the post o1lce
building
One of the projects (which Miss Com
stock VIII carry on during the fall
months viii be the holding Of clothins
schools In various communities OF th'
county.