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New Britain herald., 1919-06-28

The Chinese delegation tp the so it has announced. The Shantung concessions, originally leased to Ger many captured by Japan, and now returned to China, nor is there any promise made in the document that the return will be made. The Tsing Tao to Tsin Auru railroad. the con trol of the port at kiao Chau are in Japanese hands. Unless there is some definite assurance made by the League of Nations that China will re-
 gain these possessions she is uunill- ing to join it. Unofficially, she has
New Britain herald., 1919-06-28

The chairman Of the Republican National Committee has aroused the ire Of certain Republican Senators opposed 10 the League by his pres encc in Washington. They are pretty far gone when they have to take it out on the leader ot their own party. The League of Nations is progrc~3iny nicely, thank you.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-28
FACTS AND FA.NCIES.

We presume the child who used to hang around in front of the saloon warblinS f@ther 10 come home will now raise uI his voice in front of the old homestead and tly to lure the pa ternal ancestor out 10 inc Young Mems Christian aSsoriatiCn corner temperance Cafc.--Springtield News.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-28
and 'Seelcy met in the finals

and .Seelcy met in the finals
 Connecticut State Champion lpVgolf match today We have not 1eard who won. The match was 8 good one, that is a safe bet. -IIoVey has the admjra,jon of all local fol- lowers of the game. His a>eadincso Nand consistent playing won it for him. feeley is not as well known in this bart of the state, but is doubtless just as popular about BridgcpOr..
New Britain herald., 1919-06-28

In the matter of GermanN,s rescr- vatiOns it would seem that she first asked for lower berth and was will ing to accept an upper bert h. and con Cuded by sitting ur all night in the smOkc".-NtW York Evening Post.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-28

Senator Knox says that the league covenant will compel US to reduce ar maments danoerously , and Senator Johnson says we shall have to nLrcaSe them immensely; which reminds Us thai they make guns in FennsNlvania and they don't in California.--';N ;Nra- CuSC IOSt- Standard.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-28

According to Secretary Lanc Of the dcpa rtmcnt oC tho interior, there are 1000, 000 persons 10 years of age or older in this coulHry who can neither read nor Wri'e English. Here's Gonc- thing to be 1onc.--Boston Globe.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-28

President Wilson SOOr will he com ing home loaded with free speech, nicely polish cd.--TolCdO Blade.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-28

If is time for the cart oonst to stop drawing Inc farmer as @ iay and be gin ricturjng hinns with crown and Sccptcr. If he isn't this nations ruler, who Buffalo IInpUil CT.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-28

The senate only beat the rest of inc world to woman suffrage by Il marrow margin. Ahort the oniN priv ilcSc left for women to strive for now iS h' privilege of growing WhiSi CTS. -- Seattle Io5t-IntclliScrccr
New Britain herald., 1919-06-28

One of the new prOnlems now loom irg up is inc affluent gentleman who has stored up a cellar full of forbid den fuids.-Wa shinGton Star.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-28

sthHt the affairs will be lIe insists on being y1not blame China for e railroad is a highly with @ great deal of 3 development of inte- Ae port means control Is. Her hands are we'll ban decides to take aC- er. The adjustment of 4uestion wilt be one of IS of the Lea sue.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-28

ty has been signed. Now eng pull together that will e League succeed.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-28
ING COMPANY.

8xEnnday excepted) at 4:lo
 &5hrald Building, 67 Church St.
 &S4ffee Months.
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 TELEPHONE CALLS ltOrial Rooms ........ s1o only profitable advertising medium In the city Circulation books and press room always open to advertisers. Member of tho Associated Press. Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news credited to 1t or not otherwise credited Tn this paper and also local news published herein.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-28

Tn is no denying that Jews have dicdyfn Poland. They have died un- derJ conditions which are vastly differ ent than have been painted. Every ono of us in this country has to accept inc stories sent from all countries which are storm -CCntCr& in post war adjustments. But il is better that we keep our heads and do not believe the highly colored first reports which reach us, but reserve our decision Un- til the truth has become known. It is right that q race should spring tD the defense of it's blood and cndCavor to alleviate the troubles of it's kins- men. In this instance it is quite evi- dent that the Jc&s and Poles are get ting along together much better than we were led to suppose. The tempeSt generated by first reports was thor OuShly unWarranted. The feeling of both Jew and Pole was unnecessary. That is our belief.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-28
TELEPHONE CALLS

M at the Post Office at New Britain
 Has Second Class Mail Matter.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-28

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New-York tribune., 1919-04-27
Easter Holiday Prolonged
BY Many at Spring Resorts
Lakewood. Atlantic City and Other Favorite Places
Are Well Filled by acation VisitorsAir Nee,
A, New Jersey Show Place To Be Big Feature

All the spring resorts continue &c
attrac. 'are Groves. ard tho Easter
exodus has not been fe,. "a much as
had been exrec;od. fpl' n " o,i'fta : nrc
appearing daily. Atlantic City. Lake
wood. White Sulparr Springs. Brar-
With prominent i"cinot j., y. s.c.cty
and there is much entertaining b.
night. while ,hc de.s arc spent III
goliing. riding or tennis.
The much talked of Pan Amoricap
Areonautical Congress- which vi.l be
held at Atlantic City al Though the
month Of May. will make that popular
place more attractive than ever. The
first shore goiEiournanent viii begin
May and viii attract some Of the
lcaiiDg players OF the country. Prep
arations already arc being made for
an early opening Of The ba.hipg season
at the resort and guards 60 inLo train
ing this wcch.
me tnrce-uav nrrnc tournament AT
Lakewood held Thursday. Friday and
yesterday. brought out large number
OF players The sports at Lakewood
VIII wind up with trap shooting con
test on The ast three days OF May.
Briarcliif Lodge. which opened its
aenscn II veen 400 "a alro rs com
fertably hlled. feature there this
ycar is the new golf course. the first
tee being directly IN front OF the
hotel.
trepara:iorS .nre bcin" made soi the
opening Of the summer rcaorts along
the New Jersey coast and o,hcr sec
tions noar New York. Already many
oi the Gotta es are oceu up,en, ana within
the nest four weeks mos. OF The large
hotels Will have opened.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27
PoloistS Prepare to
Resume ACt'Uifies on
Garden CITY Fields

GARDEN CITY. l.. T.. April 26.-
Golfers polosts and those interested
in outdoor life have returned here, and
the golf season, which has begun in
earnest, promises to be the most sue
ces'iul o. years. The same is true of
polo. which was discontinue d on the
Long Island fields during the war
OWING to the war activities OF the
former players. Many have aow re-
turned and polo ponies, Which have
been turned out to pasture for year
OF more will be placed in, training.
Al the Gardch CITY lf'otcl are Wis
ltors from ali sections Of the country
who have come to meet members OF
u, Rainbow Division who received
'her training here before going over.
seas.
Among the arrivals at the Garden
t'ty Hotel are Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Rich
srdaon Miss Elizabeth Babcock. Mr.
hnd Mrs William Shields. Mr.. and Mrs.
t' ClarNson Seward. Mr.. and Mrs. N,
{. f'nk' Mrs. DaviJ Provost, h. A. Pro.
vcst, d. |. Provost Reginald Roome
Mr. and Mrs f. Wyldc and Mrs. II. r.
Norris.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27

moving along rapidly, and within a
few weeks the solicitation of funds
for this Handsome memorial TO the
boys who went to war from Spring
Lake Beach will be started. The com
murity house, which will provide al
auditorium. meeting rooms OF various
kind, q library, recreational halls
and other community needs, will. cost
about S25Q.O09. Already large amounts
have been subscribed.
The Spring Lake Beach Borough I'm :
rrovement Association, which Is made
up of the summer cottagers. will have
many subjects to interest them when
they meet for the first time in the
near future. The revival OF the an
nua flower show, abandoned during the
war; the improvement Of variou
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27
E"rly Season Opens
Al BriarcliG Lodge;
New Workers. There

90" n 2 IRE oordcs,a
""'""NLiFf LODGE. Briarcrir
""nor' April Co. BrarcIn Lodge
opened last sSiusd,y for It's eighteenth
season. and although this il three
weeks ~ advance Of former years
20 sssy found the hotel comfortably
liied.
mrs. j. Stuart White and Mas Marie
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27

handsome home here and spend sev.~.,
days each week at Spring Lake ".
Hemphlil will sail for Europe within :.
short time. but will return early in -.
summer. 80. =" tue
Judge Huston Dixon and family of
trenton, have opened their COTTAGE y.
First and Tuttle avenues. al
Mrs. yelling G. Sickles and 60.
Harrington. who spent the win..ss son
Lakewood, have opened their cottsss d.
First and Jersey avenues. a'
George H. Fletcher and family =.
New York, prominent in the act;y;'.;oI VI
OF the resort, are among the earlv ,sss' sse
son arrivals. sea-
Mrs: L: f. Wells and daughter NJ.
John D. Berkey. of Danville Pow, "rs
occupying their Lake Shore cotta,,a aa, are
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27

I in Baltimore Row during shN spring
and met with an accident last
week, has returned 70 %ew York. to-
sethcr with Mr.. Topping.
Mr.. and Mrs. George DUPONT Pratt,
of Glen Covc, l.. I.,,'ave come here to
spend several weeks.
Mrs. Ftholbcrt Lev. Of New York.
is hern Wit Mr.. Laws m,tnar. Mrs.
francis l.. lIine AID Mr. uine.
Majo. A. VI. Hurdett. L. S. A.. and
Mrs. Burde;t. are spending, their
honeymoon at the Grcenbricr.
Others amonr the mnnv er~ivas
rom New York include Mr. and Mrs.
Richard DAWSON. Mr.. and 'lrs. Il. &.
Parsons. Mra. a. e. Thomps. \. f..
Weaver. Mr. and Mrs. 4. NJ Clark. Mr..
ard Mrs A. J. Marcuua. Mrs. iTsroert
n. Worth. ar. ard Mrs. Edward T..
Alley, Edward Alley. jr" Eoger b..
Alley. l.. y. iio'brool. letss r. A..
Refill. Gaston i. Bal'nc, M. a1d Mr..
Felix Warbtrp. Mrs II. y. Miller, Mrs.
Charles II. Roberts and Irving r.
Roberts.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27
Spring Lake Beach Is
Preparing for Record
Breaking Season

UPec'O! COryespOnHeNcc
SPRING LAKE BEACH, April 2G.-
With many sumner visitors already in
their homes here, Spring Lake Beach
is astr with numerous activities.
While the social season is get too
young TO present any elaborate affairs
the many plans for civic bettcrment Of
the resort are keeping the cottagers
occupied during the hours not given
over TO recreation in the open.
The community house project is
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27


parks and other pubic lands, TIE beau
tifying OF the beach front ard similar
movements W. be given attention.
That the recentlv reorgariaed Chan-
Der o. Commerce IS alive to the in
t'rest OF the suraner guests is evi-
denced in The fact that its efforts
have been rewarded III tho securing
of reduced rates for tourists coming
to Spring Lake Beach. Special rates
rave been made from the large nearby
cities.
again ths year for trss.s~ 1s iUt torn nTre
ament. The course Of the Spring Lake
Golf and Country Club is admittedly
It goood one, and the national leaders
who played it in the tournament IL
few years ago viii find it much more
difficult eighteen holes than then. Al
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27
s.! NEWS AND NOTES FROM THE LEADING RESORTS

Young arrived Friday. Mrs. John F.
Duncan gave luncheon Saturday
Mrs. Duncan has the-distinction Of bay-
ing attended the opening luncheon.
each season for egb teen years.
Arrivals include Mrs. Henry Sanford
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mercer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles p. Logan. NJ. and Mrs.
B: +. Bnrchardi Mr.. and Mrs. c. +.
Weston. MIR. and Mrs. Frank s. Jones.
NJ and Mrs Frederick A. Taylor the
Misses Ds!and, Mr.: and. Mrs. A. w.
Brunner. Mr.. and Mrs. Heinrich Mevn.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Abbey. Mr.. end
Mrs: NJ. b. Kaeschc, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
B. Knesche. Jr., Mrs. A. s. Richardson
and Mrs. Winifrcd Richa rdson, Mr.. and
Nrs. William Kennedy, al Of New
York.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27


I ready the beautiful new. clubhouse is
the mecca for the fashionable set
committee is planning an elaborate
patriotic celebration for Memorial
Day.
Albert Marburg and family. of Balti-
more, have opened their cottage on the
lake drive
Captain Benjamin Leigh. who served
with the Ordnance Department OF the
army, has returned to his Pitney Ave-
nue. cottage.
Mrs. J. II. HiIlman, Of Pittsburgh and
New York. has arrived for the season.
Dr.. NJ. Frank Kirkbride and family.
OF Phi i'adelphia. are in their First Ave
nue. cottage.
Alexander Julian Hemphil ard fam
lily, of New York, have opened their
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27
VERNON.
COUNTRY noAEn

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N' inr' "Vnl one ft Ma ail
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s"'h'' ANt 'a's' ON a,ute roAu, a.np
rv"ti oar -. H.. sag. CNtsl4ili .t..n, 4.
90" i''iNs.ts. Irccn Np-aiA. Ncw Nefk
Rvs SrIiA, IN Care &c nva.i.a sn .,o.
Ar,y beautiful loontina sai n n ,ot.-
W"%i "nHi...,..,,, .on .e,s sls up Meeyy. r.one
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-17
CHARTER
state Of Louisia,a,
Parish of Natchitoches.

state Of Louisata,
Parish of Natchitoches.
Be II KNOWN:
That the parties named in article
hereof hereby form corporation with
the following as both the charter and
original subscription list thereof.
Article lit name shall be: II. A.
COOK LAND COMPANY, Inc.
Its domicile shall be Natchiloehes,
Louisiana, Natchtoches Parish, La.
1t shall exist fer q pcric5; OF ffty
years, unless sooner dissolved
1t shall begin business Immediately.
Legal processes shall be served Oh its
President, or in his absence on the Sec
retary.
Article Its purpose shallbe to buy,
own and sell land and mineral rights;
hypothecate and lease the same and co
and periorn all other things and mat
GERS incident thereto.
Article 3-Its capital steel, shall be
Fifteen Thousand Dollars, divided into
$50 shares, Of One Hundred Dollars
par value. 1t shall Lave tho right to
increase the capital stock To the sum
Of THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS as
a maximum capital. Stock subscriptions
shall, be payable in Natchitches, La,
within ten days from date OF sUbscrlp-
ton.
Article Ats affairs shall be man.
aged by and its corporate powers vested
in a Board of Directors. consisting Of
! three members, to be elected by the
stockholders, at a meeting to be held
on The second Monday in May {. each
year, beginning in 1920, or when that is
a legal holiday, then on the following
day.
In all election for directors each share
of stock will be entitled to one tD vote.
The first Board of Directors shall be
composed of H. A. Cook, who shall he
president, S. Nelken, who shall be
vice president, and Samuel Levy, who
shall be secretary-treasurer, all Of
| Natchitoches postof1ice, louisiana, and
they shall hold their office until their
successors are elected.
fostoffice address Of all said subsclib-
ers, except G. D. Seay, is Natchito-
ches, Louisiana, his being Shreveport,
Louisiana.
Done and signed in Natchitoches, La,
in the presence of the undersigned wit
nesses, and me Notary, this Goth day
of May, 1919.
Attest:
M. E. Breazeale,
Phillip Miller.
U. P. BREAzEALE, Notary Public.
Thereby certify that that the above
is E. true and correct copy OF the orlgi-
nal charter that was file FOX record in
nv Office on this the 10th day Of June,
1919, and recorded in Book One, Folio
ia.
5 Witness my hand and seal of Office
this June 10th, 1919.
A. II. LECOMTE,
Deputy Clerk 18th D G., La.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-17
Mrs. Sophie Winter
VS..

Charley Gillen.
No-----I1th .. c., La Parish OF Nat
chitoches, LII.
By virtue OF & writ OF seizure and
sale issued in the above numbered aGG
entitled cause, by the lith %. G., Par
ish Of Natchitochas, La, 10 me directed.
I, j. W. Payne, Sheriff Of the Parish Of
Natchitoches, La, did seize and take
into my possession and will offer, for
sale, on the hereafter mentioned terms,
at principal front door Of the Court
House, in the city and Parish of Nat,
chitoches. La at II O'Clock A. Ill. OIL
SATURDAY. july 18TH, 1919
to pay and satisfy said writ the follow
ing described property. toUit:
The SEA Of the SEA section 36, /
II N, r. ", containing forty acres.
more Of less, with all improvements
thereon.
Terms Of sale: Cash to meet the
matured debt, SZ33 .33b, and on terms
of credit. to meet the u.matured por-
ton Of. the debt, toWit: Note for
S23333 .33k due December 18th, 1919 and
note for $233 33A due Dec Is 1920, with
50 per annum interest and l0af addition
al as attorney fees on the whole debt
ard all costs of the suit and seizure.
j. w. PAYNE,
Sheriff.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-17
For Sale

For sale, 105 acrAs choice land.
On Bayou Derbonne, one mile ives.
from Montroso. known as the Col
son place. Seventy-tivo acres in
cultivation, three cabins and good
residence, fine orchard, good
woven wire fence all around the
place: plenty Of good wood, near
Il. r. Track Of Frost johnson
Lumber Co. Apply at once or
write PAUL j. pUPRE,
Il +. D.. NatcheZ. Ia.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-17
Notice Of Sale


Ey virtue OF the authority
ve1icI IN ne ao@ N pursuance "I
th2 t;ea,ijn .iu:i III lhls parish by
au,horltX.of L. GHndiyilie audltoroi
the State and TO me dlrectcd, l..
Robert }. Phillips, Treasurer ct
the parish Of >atchltoch@S VIII
Offer 10" sale af pubic &AcH"A ot-
fore the nourt house N the city OF
Natchitoch2s on
SATURDAY. jULY 2G, 1919
- tho b;oh..f bidder un..,-r Sec
t;ons " l ,5i1 orI 12lG of me- r.
,';,[I s4,t.,t|s ~ th;s ~..to IL
>N,',;t:sa',f ~" H. ,,,t ,,.e t,,,, tn .orn-
y a""' aaua l',.a v +hn, tcn an.es e,,h,oct
80 Embellishments &c rcouirpd hv
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-17
CHARTER
State OF Louisiana,
Parish of Natchitoches.

State OF Louisiana,
Parish of Natchitoches.
Be it known and remembered: That
this day personally came and appeared
| the several persons whose names are
hereunto subscribed. who declare that
they unite to form a corporation with
the following as the charter, and with
the original subscription list annexed.
Article 1.-The name of this cor
poration shall he 1.-The NatchitCches
Sanitarium, Inc.
Article 1.-THE purpose for which
the corporation is formed is to estab,,
lisb, equip, own, control, operate ara
conduct q modern sanitarium for the
treatment of the sick and afflicted. 1t
shall have the authority to purchase or
lease land and buildings suitable to its
needs, to purchase equipment and sup
plies, enter into contracts and 90 all
!h!ngs pertinent to the operation OF
its business.
Article IlI-The capital stock sh;-ll lie
l,iig.n thousand dcilars, d'3lGed lrto
ihr.e hundred shares of fifty. d;li"rs
eacn, Lut it may tie increased to any
am. INT up to fifty thousand Coz. i.hls by
a vote OF two-thills of al! stock 1T
ST ok holders meeting he'd l"r t.ae
purpose after notice accord.ng to law.
it snail begin business wien Ftock to
he amount Of ten thousand collars has
been subscribed for and fifty Ter cent
lhci eff Eeid in cash.
Article " Its affairs shall be nan.
aged by, and it's corporate EcNet. Nts-
TED in a Board of Directors con. sting
.ot sescn stockholders to lie t!ec:td ~
he stockholders at nee arg Il be
held for that purpose On Ike Inst hien.
day OF June OF each wear bcelniHg IN
i.zG, CT, yhen that Gay is . hoi.;' !, On
TIE lext succeeding cay. tn III, .lec-
ton CT officers, CT oilcct,iF, stctk-
holders shall have the right CT cua.rla-
tive voting. u,
cemposed IF Samuel Aaron, Dr j
Pratt, Samuel Levy, " JohAss u, b.
l. Roy. ? NJ Potts and sidiley kline,
all of Natchitoches, La, with samuel
Aaron. president; w + Johnson, inst
vice president; DR. Pratt. second
vice president; and Samuel Levy, sec
retary- treasurer.
Article V-This corroratltn shai! eX-
ist fer a period of fifty years, u'i'ss
sccner dissolved. Legal piceeSs ST.: II lie
served on the president or in his ABB
strcc, on its secretary-treGsuFer.
Article VI-Thus dore AID s;Pnto IN
lie presence of the attestirs Nitn' sses
ard me, Notary, OH his the cay OF
June A D 1919 by the several Elecito- e
rators who affix their sien@triea Le-tto.
Attest:
Carmen L Breazeale II
Copnnn
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-17
For sale

80. acres Of hill land all pine
ti'imf'hef. about five miles southeast
dii town: F's'saM; cheap.
For further ,nfOfna!ion write
's. - sg,: sst~rpr.ry
=. 80 Many, La.
!. : JIM gSsh PM g
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-17

On said day will sell sach portion of
such property as each debtor will point
out and in case said debtor does not
point out sufficient property, will at
once and without further delay sell the
least quantity of said property which
any biber will buy for the amount Of
taxes. interest ard cost due by said
debtor. The sale will cash in legal ten
der money Of the United States and
shall be redeemable at any time for the
space of one year by paying price given
With. 20 per cent and cost and penalties
added. Il
~. J.W. PAYNE, !;
Sheriff and Ex-Officio Tax Collector.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-17
NOTICE

To mortgage creditors of the Parish
Of Natchiteches, State of LOUISIANA, in
conformity With Section 6s Ct act -
of 1883 as the law as in such eases PRO.
vided, notice ~ given to; az parties
holding ;mortgag6s on real estate lo-;
Gated -in$he-. Parrish, of .,NatcSitochesl
ard State Of Louisiana, which taxes for
the ysar 1gl8 >have not been paisk. that
l viii bfg4 the sale Of same st the
SATURDAY, JULY1944S:9,
at il o'clock 4, N, end that number
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-07-17
Sheriff Sale

June 26, 1919.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
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the prize beauties will be selected.
Any one can enter this contest
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models. If you know of some girl
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her photograph. Mark her name.
address and occupation. No names
,uiZl be published. You need not
fear undue publicity.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23

You are merely asked to send or
bring in the photograph. Any pho
tograph will do. The judges will
review them. A large number of
nominees will be selected. These
girls will then be photographed
at our expense by one of New
York's most noted photographers.
From these standard photographs
New-York tribune., 1919-06-23
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