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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-02-05

or European invention is "A metal
hot water bottle, so hinged at the
center MS ii fit human curves with
a dgree of comfort.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-02-05

An English city is experimenting
with electric street cars as travelling
kitchens ON which meals are cooked
enroute and sold to the public
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-02-05

The bottom of a new coal nod is
perforated to serve as an ash sitter
the fine ashes passing through into
a pan which can be fastened beneath
the hod ~.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-02-05

A whistle that can be strapped to
wrist watch is the invention of a
California policeman.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-02-05

To aid in shooting at night an cleo
trio flash light which can be attach
ed to the under side of an automatic
pistol has been patented.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-02-05

TNDTSTTNCT PRINT
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-02-05

~~. esca.s 81 ,E
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-14
A Splendid Testimonial

A very handsome compliment
was paid Mr.. G.. G. Whisenhunt
Wednesday night, when the regu-
lar meeting of the Masons was
turned into perfect love-feast.
At the end of the routine Mr.. l..
E. HUDSON arose and in very
happy little address in which he
made emblematic application, pre-
sented MIR. " hisenhunt with a
handsome gold watch in token of
the esteem in which he was held
and appreciation of his services as
member OF the lodge. Mr., W his
enhunt was SO taken by surprise
and overwhelmed at the handsome
compliment that it was difficult for
him to express himself, and then
as member after member arose
and expressed their regret at his
leaving and wished him good luck
in his new field of labor, he was
really overcome.
The watch is beautiful gift,
bearing on one side the Masonic
square and compasses,
and on the reverse was engraved:
10 9. 9. Whisenhunt, from Phoe-
nix Lodge No.. 3S, Natchitoches,
Louisiana, July 1912"
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-14
A Chance to Be an Angel

For many a long day, people
have awaited the realization of the
dream of flying from one point
to another, either on duty or Oh
pleasure bent, and it came to pass
as far as Natchitochcs is locally
concerned. on Friday, when a Cur
It's airplanc landed and delivered
goods to Mayor W. +. johnson
and the NJ. & VI. Electric Shop
from a Shreveport firm.
The trip was made in one hour
in Curtis machine with Capt.
B. w. Warner at the wheel, ac-
companied by w. f. Antony,
whose object was to demonstrate
the practicability of air service
and interest our business people
in taking stock in the National
Airplane CORPORATION so that
Natchitoches can get on the air
map and secure a service station.
Later the proposition as a prac-
tical business enterprise will be
put before our people, so even if
you are not ready for crown
upon your forehead and a harp
within your hand,'' you will be
ready to fly, especially if you don't
need to sprout your own wings,
but can use somebody eIse's.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-14

Miss Josephine Bryan has re.
turned home after spending the
spring in Washington with Miss
AswelI and then visiting the East,
winding up with stay with
friends in Virginia.
Mines. II. H. Turpin. children
aud mother, Mrs. NJ. Pierson, left
Sunday for DeRdder, and after a
visit to relatives there, will go to
Waterproof, Shrevep ort and Cou-
shatta before returning home.
Mr.. 0. d. Lindsey left during
the week for St Francisville to
join his wife and family, who
have been visiting relatives for
the past few weeks.
Miss Virginia Dorman left Sun
day morning for Baton Rouge
with a bevy of canning club girls,
who are attending the Boys and
Girls Short Course. The girls
who have been selected as winners
Of this splendid trip are Angie
Sanders and Cecil Hart of Hage-
wood, Jewell Martin of Union
Grove, Ola Lee Of Bellwood and
Ella Bates of Provencal. These
girls were selected for excellence
of work, regardless of place, and
will do credit to Natchitoches
Parish. o. H. Box. Jr., of Robe
line and Edwin Davis of Natchi-
toches were the poultry club
members selected to represent the
parish, but both found it impossi-
BILE to go at the last minute; one
on account of illness, the other on
account of business.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-14

other places debris and trash are
flying around loose, which Mars
the appearance of our, for the
most part, cleanly city. Then,
trimming of trees that overhang
the streets and give a daily sprink-
ling or busting to-eYery pedestrian
whether he or she ENCOURAGES the
familiarity or not, would not only
be Il good idea, but IS an urgent
necessity, SO, Alr Street Commls-
sioner, please give orders.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-14
Notice

Proclamation calling the election in
Road Districts Nos. Is and Y Of the
Parish of Natchitoches, bearing date of
August 16. should read September 16,
1919. ADDIE TAUzIN,
Secretary Police Jury.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-14


Mrs. Gaiennie Hyams and chill
dren have returned from a visit of
some length to relatives near
Natchez, Miss.
The waists we are offering at
CSC, it will pay you to buy your
next Summers supply at this
ridiculously low price. See our
windows.
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mr.. Lloyd Porter came up from
New Iberia for a few days last
week to join his wife and children
who are the guests of his parents.
Mr.. Charles Deblieux left on
Saturday for Missouri to join his
wife and sons who have been
spending the summer in the
Ozarks.
Messrs. K. j. Phillips, Brignon
Tauzin and Numa Moreau left on
Sunday on a motoring trip with
Mineral Wells for their destina-
ton.
Our Sale of Waists at CSC was
such success that we have con-
cluded to offer a few more $3.50
values at CSC. Better come early.
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. S. r. Harmanson and lit.
tie son of Bunkie came uD Sunday
night for a visit to relatives and
are the guests of Mrs. Joanna
Phillips.
Mines. A. O'Quin and Julie
Glover left Tuesday for a weeks
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bertrand at their plantation home
near CloutierviIle.
Mr.. Melpoldor and Miss Brown
lee, officials of the Home Service
department of the Gulf Division,
are spending this week in Natchi-
toches.
We will continue to offer all
mems straw hats at price. See
our windows.
-SEMMELMAN'S !,
Messrs. Buck" Ford, l.. Gibbs
md John Payne took three insane
men, who have been confined in
all awaiting room in the asylum,
0 Pineville Thursday.
Captain L. r. Smith of Okla f,
oma, recently returned from 8
verseas, is visiting his brother /
nd wife, DR.. and Mrs. r. L.
mith.
Misses Julia Chopin of Derry
nd NJ. Keator of Bermuda came
p to attend the dance Friday !
ight, while Misses Marvel and e
'oris Cloutier came from CamDti. a
Mrs. G. w. Leery and daugh-
rs, Miss Lurline and Mrs. Van !
sgar, motored in from Many for l
le day Tuesday. i
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Cook and
,ildren, Edwin and Leslie, will :
ave on Monday in their car for 4
atchitoches, where they will visit v
[rs. Cooks parents, MIR. and Mrs. +
,usca. Mrs. Cook and her daugh-
n will remain in Natchitoches for
month, but MIR. Cook will re- s
lain only few days and then 90 '
q for his annual visit in Hot '
prinas. Edwin Cook expects to $
isit his aunt on a plantation
! Bienville parish. Shreveport I
lines. j
A special notice has been re- &
eived by Assessor Hyams from
he State Board of Affairs direct
lg him to proceed at once writing d
p his books, which evidently v
'ere found in fine shape when v
inspected. \ (
Mrs. Lilly Ducournau's friends :
re rejoicing with her upon hay !
lg received a message announcing )
he safe arrival from overseas of :
er son, Lieut.. Adolph Ducour- !
au, who has been enjoying a tour :
+ France and Italy since he finish :
d course at - French University. :
The weather tempered the at /
1osphere most delightfully."- for j
he purpose Friday night, when t
dance was given at the Williams a
and while the crowd p
7as not nearly as large as usual b
be good time was as great and Q
very body enjoyed the occasion. a
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-14

1t wouldn't bc BAD idea il
general street -ciean-up day was
ordered, as the weeds have about
taken certain neighborhoods; III
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-14
The Enterprise
THURSDAY. AUGUST IA, 1919
WEEKLY

DE VoE's FORECAST = Angus
10Th clearing and cooler. 16tl
pleasant. On the 18th a storm
will form over the South Atlantic
States and move northeastward
18th to 10th rains near the Allan
tic coast. goth to 21st cooler.
Mr.. H. w. Stopher of Bator
Rouge spent Thursday here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sandlin ol
Natchez spent Friday in town.
Fall suits for men in the latest
approved styles at
-LIEBER BROS.
Miss Sadie May Smith has re.
turned from a visit to Shreveport.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. L. Roy mo.
tored up to Shreveport Saturday.
Mr.. p. l. Cloutier of Cane
River was a business visitor Fri
day.
DR.. j. w. McCook has returned
from a trip to Shreveport and
Arlington.
Straw hats! Our entire stock,
all shapes and sizes. price.
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Salter of
Cypress motored in during the
week.
Mr.. Carl Henry came down
from Gahagan to spend the week
end at home.
We invite you to call and ex-
anime our stock of new fall suits
for men; styles to suit every body.
-LIEBER BROS.
Mr.. John Abraham of Galbraith
was business visitor to Natchi-
toches last week.
Miss Mildred johnson of Boyce
was the week end guest Of Misses
Joyce and Pearl Weaver.
Mrs. Cammie Henry and sons
motored up from Melrose for the
day Friday.
Our stock of $3.50 waists that
we are Offering at CSC is very lin
tied. First come, first served.
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. L. g. McVoy left Friday
for Missouri to spend her vacation
with relatives.
Miss Ethel Fredericks of New
Orleans is the guest of Miss Luz
cile Pierson.
MIR. Clarence Deblieux was a
business visitor to New Orleans
IA eerly part Of the week. i
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-08-14
a well dressed man IS known BY
the clothes be wears. and that
man can find those clothes at
-LIEBER BROS.

"
the clothes be wears. and that
man can find those clothes at
-LIEBER BROS.
Mr.. Arthur O'Quin Jr. came
down from Shreveport to spend
Sunday with has parents.
Mr.. Leo Fayrot, State High
School Inspector, was among the
visitors the beginning of the week.
AS usual, orr special offering of
waists will be on display in our
window Thursday morning. And
some values at CSC.
Mrs. J. Couvillion of Marksville
has been the guest of MIR. and
Mrs. V. L. Roy the past week.
Messrs. A. w. Watson and d.
G. Scarborough spent Monday in
New Orleans.
100 per cent increase in clothing
is the prophecy for fall. Our new
stock in mems clothing is already
here, SO if you want the benefit of
good prices before the increase see
+. -LIEBER Bros.
L.t
Mrs. F. Rashrlan and baby of
Minden are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dey.
MIR. 5. K. Heard, MANAGER of
the New City Drug Co., is spend
ing this week in New Orleans.
Be sure aud attend Semmelman's 8
CSC Shirt Waist Sale. The biggest
value of the season.
Misses Emily Jane Dominique
and May Weaver are enjoying .
visit to friends in Alexandria.
Miss Caroline Dorman has re-
turned from ! visit to North
Louisiana.
A window full of Straw Hats
priced at 76c and up. AndetwO
months 10 which to wear them:
--SEMAdELMAN'S
Mrs. E. w. Fassman came up
from Gulfp0rt during the week
+ for 4 visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. E. Phelps.
Miss Grace O'Qnin spent few
days last week with Miss Marie
O'Qnin It her home near Bayou
Natchez.
M. Flowers Hin hss been ap'
pai'ntad to direct The taking Of the
1890 census ii NatchitOches and
viii shortly beein the work.
&I.5O waists. while they last,
only CSC. Your last chance thi,
season for such ! yslnee, !. g !. . =,
M. Albert Harrington Of Min
az, Il tbe quest of his aunt Mrs
81. a. 6oek, whiie enjoying = visi'
Il a his Az hoe)v 7.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-04
FOX JOINS STAFF OF
ADVERTISING COMPANY

Horace 81. FOX. advertising mana
ger of the George Wynan 4 co.
store. has resigned his connection
with that concern TO join the staff
of the Lamport-McDonald Co ad-
vertisiug agents.
Mr. Fox has directed the adver-
Using for the Wyman store during
the past five and one-half years. go
iug there from the News-Tines,
where he was assistant advertising
manager. Prior To this ne attended
Indiana university. where ne stu
died advertising and publicity.
Through his retail and newspaper
experience ne is thus exceptionally
we'll prepared i'm the advertising line
from the dealer standpoint
AS member of the service de
partment of the Lamport- MacDon-
aid agency Mr. Fox Will assume his
new duties beginning next week For
the present the Lamport- Mac Don
AID company viii have charge Of the
Wvman store advertising Mr.. Fox
BEING iu charge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-04
REVIVAL CAMPAIGN is
TO START SUNDAY AT
UNITED BRETHREN

& revival campaign beginnins
sunday night and continuing
throughout the week until Satur-
day night viii be conducted by
Rev. Chester Birch of Kansas CITY.
No.. at the United Brethren church.
SOS S 81 Joseph ST. Rev Birch
has served three years with the e..
= military band was a successful
evangelist for TO years. travelled for
he past two summers with chau-
.auqua as a. cornetist. and during
the last several months served ef-
dciently as y 81. C. A. secretary
10 Camp Custer
An especially attractive feature OF
the meetings viii Doe h- coruet
numbers. one. BLASTS rrom seven
Wars" having received nation wide
comment. a large chorus choir viii
ne directed by him duriug the meet
ngs
The foU4wing examinations have
been invited 20 attend fin body on
+he respective evenine sunday. the
fratcrual orders. Tuesday. the de-
aartment stores Wednesday. the
Wilson Bros shirt factory and Lees
TnionaU corporation, Thursday. the
Stephenson underwear mills and
south Bend Watch CO.. Friday the
department stores Saturday the
Stephenson Manufactures co. other
examinations VIII Doe invited as The
meetings progress
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-04
HERE'S PROGRAM FOR
JOINT RECITAL SUNDAY

What promises to be one Of the
finest programs yet presented at the
popular concerts given every Sun
day afternoon at o'clock in the
First Presbyterian church will be
rendered tomorrow afternoon when
Mrs. Robert Holverscheid. soprano.
and Miss Josephine Decker, con
tralto. will appear. Neither singer
needs Introduction to "a South Bend
audience for both are well known
personally and artistically. and are
always most cordially received. The
city is exceptionally fortunate i'm the
opportunity 10 hear these artists in
free concert. and il is expected that
the attendance at tomorrow's recital
will exceed that OF any former meet
ing. inclement weather notwith-
standing. The program in its entirety
follows
Flower Duet from Madame But
teriiy) ......-...-..... Puccini
Mrs. Holverscheid and Miss Decker.
The Magic of Your Voice .......
.................. MacDermid
Robin. Robin. Sing Me a Song g..
..-...--...--.- .--..----.. SprOH
Mrs. Holverscheid.
Noci Di Donna (from LaGiocan-
DAD ...-.--....--... POnchielli
Miss Decker
Organ number, Scherzo Guilmant
Mrs. James Cover.
Song Cycle, Day in Already ....
....... Harriet Ware
A Spring Morning
The Seas at Noon.
Goodnight
Mrs. iIolverscheid and Hiss Deck9r.
The Blackbird's Song ...... Scott
Sing. Smile and Slumber 49,. Gounod
Miss Decker with flute obligato
by Fred Elbel
Five minute message .....
..-.......-.-- DR.. Lippincott
BY the Waters of Minnetonka.
.....-....-..... -.-.-.. Lieurance
Mrs. Holverscheid with violin OBJ
lisato by Mrs I. X Parks.
April Morn -.--.---....... Batten
Mrs. Holverscheid and Miss Decker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-04
PERSONALS
y -

Miss Jessie Kuss OF Detroit. who
has been the guest Of Miss Kath-
crime McGirr. 231 S. Michigan ST.,
has left for Baltimore and other
eastern cities where she viii visit he
fore returning 10 her home.
mr.. and Mrs Frank Kemeriy OF
Arlington. o.. arrived Friday even
ing in this city where they will be
the guest of Mrs. y. +. Kemerly and
family 7o1 y. Michigan IT.
Miss Ruth Kuss and Miss Gladys
Jaquith have returned 10 Jackson
Vile. H.. where they are attending
the Illinois Women's college. after
spending the holidays with their
parents i'm this city.
Mervin Wise has been discharged
from army service at Austin. Tex.
and is at home with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. David NJ. Wise. 1899 e
Bowman ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-04
An "hLaw Problem
BY Winifred Black
Don't let them do it

Don't let them do it,
Move away, get into another
neighborhood, make new friends.
forget all about them-and be
happy.
You were perfectly happy before
you knew there were any such per
sons IN the world, and as for your
husband. he'll be better off away
from them.
Don't talk about them 70 him at
all; don't think about them your
self.
Think about him and your new
little home, and the window box
you're starting in the kitchen, and
what TO name the canary. and
whether a yellow lamp shade would
be prettier than red one-and why.
Think about food and how 10 buy
il and how 10 cook it and how 10
serve IL. Love is a beautiful thing,
and a sacred thing, and it must be
ministered 10 in the right spirit.
Make your home so charming and
so cheerful and so full OF happiness
and laughter and singing and inno-
cent little jokes that not all the in
laws in the world can take him away
from IL a minute-even in his
imagination
Because "A man Is born into a fam
lily is no reason why that family
should have any claim upon him at
all-unless there is mutual love and
mutual sacrifice which binds them
together
Love. kindness. generosity-these
are the only relations that amount to
anything in the world.
Mother-in~law jealousy sister-in-
law envy, brother-in-law dictation-
put them right out of the house,
and don't ever let them enter il
again.
No. ] wouldn't have a row about
il; don't give them the chance for
a hght-that's what they're looking
for Smile and smile, COO and purr
and move away-aTfd never see
them any more.
Manage It Yourself.
/ know a woman who was in in
the hospital and her husbands fam
/ lily took advantage of this chance 20
I try and turn her husband against
/ her
Some one was kind enough 10 tell
the young wife what was going on at
! home-and what did she do?
Go into Mysteries. call his people
names nag, argue, weep?
Not she. She smiled and was
sweeter than honey TO him and to
his relatives And husband, noting
the difference and being "A man Of
some little sense-though the density
Of the male human being in such af-
fairs as this is something 10 be mar
yelled at-saw the point and kept
his allegiance where IL belonged.
with the woman who had sense
enough 70 make him happy and
comfortable
Don't drag your husband into this
men are hopeless in such an af-
fair Manage it yourself. and peace
and common sense be with you.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-04
Dear winifred Black:

Dear Winifred Black:
am a young woman OF p. and
am married 10 man eight years
my senior We love each other so
much that there is nothing in this
world we would not sacrifice to one
another
Ny husband has a mother, a sis
ter and four brothers. His sister,
being married, is living separate.
When ] married, three years ago.
lived with them about six months;
not being able 10 live all together
any longer, we separated.
THE separation was taken very
seriously by my mother-in-law and
all the other members OF my hus-
bands family. Ny mother in law,
who is so selfish, demands every
one and everything must be sacri-
feed for her own comfort. Since our
separation they have been and acted
against me and my husband.
They are trying 10 upset our hap
piness, the love and respect we have
and hold for each other, by writing
us insulting letters. These letters do
affect me. ! worry. and I am be-
coming a nervous wreck.
often think how happy 1 would
have been if | had not married. al
though I love my husband so dearly
and am willing TO sacrifice my own
life for him.
Now. dear Winifred Black. tell
me. please, what I should do Have
they the right 10 act so disa greeable
to US, when we really did the just
thing and the logical thing?
WORRIED.
Would YOU believe that letter was
true if you hadn't read IL?
Here's a woman worried to death
because her husbands family are
mad" because she and her husband
do not 20 and live with the family,
and quarrel and fight and have hys-
terics, and pinch and save, and hate
each other. day by day and hour by
hour. until the whole world turns
green and black and purple like a
( bruise.
A nervous wreck-weU. what would
you be if you lived with them, pray
teHe
Persons who will write letters like
that are certainly not ones to choose
for pleasant, gay companions.
Insulting letters-why in the
world do you read them
You know what they're going to
I be before You open them.
You and Your husband love each
other snC that's all that's necessary.
It's nobody's business where you
live or how you live or how much
money he makes, or what proper
ton OF IL you save.
II he wants TO pay a cheap rent
ana buy an utomobile-tha.s your
affair. If YOU want 20 pay big
rent and walk-thats your bust
ness. too.
Forget Such Things.
Your husbands family are acting
like a family of Manufacturing to
keen you in the asylum along with
tocm
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-04
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The committee OF the Zygmunt
Balich Falcons, nest No. 1, an
nounces that arrangements for
literary evening in connection with
the awarding OF diplomas TO Two Of
its honorary members. John = Roz-
plochOwski and Louis NJ. Mucha,
have been completed. The affair will
take place sunday evening at Z
o'clock in 4. Balicki hall, W. Divi-
sion ST., concluded with a banquet
at which covers viii be laid for more
than hundred members and in-
vited guests. Banquet tables viii be
profusely decorated with cut fiow-
ers and the hall in color schemes
connected with the tables. The hon
orary places at the table viii be oc-
cupied by Louis NJ. Mucha and John
p. Rozplochowski and wife.
The literary program Will consist
of recitations. special musical selec-
tons and suitable TO the occasion
speeches delivered 10y prominent
members OF the nest, and brought TO
a conclusion by the awarding OF the
diplomas. The awarding OF the
diplomas mark the 23rd anniversary
of the founding Of the independent
Falcons society under the name OF
Zygmunt Balicki. nest No. 1. 10y the
two above named and Clements
Goraczewski. who recently died
Mrs Ladislaus Kruk, 426 W. wal
bur ST., charmingly entertained with
a New Years party as a courtesy to
Mr.. l. Trunneu Of Minneapolis.
Mimi. Sergt. r. r. Kruk Of De-
troit. Mich, and his wife. Violet
The occasion also being as sur
prise party on Mrs r. Is. Kruk.
whose birthday it was. The time
was spent socially with both in
strUmental and vocal music Al
midnight the guests were invited to
the dining room, where an elaborate
supper was served at prettily APP
pointed table, centered with pOu-
quet Of cut flowers and decorations
suggestive OF the Christmas season.
A large cake bearing p lighted
candled was included In the table
decorations The honored guest rec
ceived many pretty gifts.
The ST. Sanislaus' Kostka society
Of ST Hedwige's parish viii hold it,
meeting Sunday afternoon az .
o'clock in the school building
The meeting OF the Polish Fal-
cons. 4. Balicki No. 1. viii be held
Sunday afternoon at 1:2O O'Clock at
their own hall. ". Division st.
The St. John Cantius' Literary So
ciety Of 81 Hedwige's parish viii
hold It's meeting Sunday evening al
the parish library pariors.
The singing rehearsal OF the ST.
Hedwige's choir viii be held Tues
day evening az the St. He'd Uige s.
school building
The Young Women's Holy Rosary
society OF -. Casimfr's parish VIII
hold its meeting Sunday afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock ia ST. Caslmlrs
school building
The military band Of Falcons T.
Baiicki No. j. viii hold its rehearsal
Wednesday evening ar 100 O'Clock