davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-06

The time-tested heft, the splendid
temper and shape of the razor
Lincoln used-but it won't cut your
face. Furthermore, it's the longest,
strongest, keenest, best-tempered
blade on earth, with more shaving
mileage than any other razor, And
when this two-edged bladehas dulled,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-06

oANNtb Atoft lipihiii6 uIubIc lldL Hclp
me to win. was advised Of the great value
of Nuxated Iron for building up the blood,
Strengthening the nerves and aiding in keep
ing the body fit, and am firmly convinced
that its use has helped to wonderfully in
crease my stamina and endurance Nuxatcd
Iron put added power behind my punch and
helped me to accomplish what | did at
Toledo. From the results in my own case
where the possession of super endurance is
necessary, feel that | am in position to
strongly recommend Nuxated Iron to every
man and woman who wants to build greater
strength, energy and power.''
In connection with the foregoing state
rnent made by Jack Dempsey, DR.. James
Bellevue Hospital Outdoor Dept). New
York, and the Wcstchester County Hospital,
said; "The methods Of training adopted by
Willard and Dempsey may have had great
zeal to do with the outcome Of this fight.
Sold nv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-06

a surprising number of persons who suffer
from iron deficiency. Many a capable man
or woman falls just short Of winning because
they don't back up their mentality with the
physical strength and energy which comes
from having plenty Of iron in the blood.
Lack of iron in the blood not only makes a
man a physical and mental weakling, nerv.
Gus, irritable, easily fatigued, but it utterly
robs him Of that virile force, that stamina
and strength of will which are so necessary
to success and power in every walk of life.
1t may also transform beautiful, sweet
tempered woman into one who is cross,
nervous and irritable. To help make strong,
keen, red-blooded Americans there is nothing
in my. experience which have found so
valuable as organic iron-Nuxated Iron"
Or. John ]. Van Horne, formerly Medical
Inspector and Clinical Physician on the
Board Of Health of the City of New York,
says: Strength and vitality of body and
e. A. browns Drug Store and all othe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-08-06

and do not Know It. To supply this lack
Of iron and help build stronger, healthier
men and women, better able physically to
meet the problems of everyday life, be-
lieve that physicians should, at every OPP
portunity, prescribe organic iron-Nuxated
Iron-for in my experience it is one of the
best tonic and red blood builders known to
medical science"
HAruYAoruITKs NorE NuIAsd Iron which has been used
by Jack Dempsey and which Is prescribed and
nended above by physicians s not secret remedy but
which ID well known 70 druggists everywhere Unlike the
elder inorganic iron products IL Is easily Assmated and
does nurs the teeth, make them black upset ths
stomach rhs manufacturers guarantee successful and
entirely satisfactory results purchaser they win
refund your money. II is dilpsr"d By ali EOoa
druggists.
Druggists.
The Caucasian., 1919-02-23
CONFESSED 10 MURDER.

NioYpls Williams o oYca9 Mu0,o
asca 20 years. Is in iai9. Ne CON
fcsse0 90 sheriff hughes chat on
6ucsdas he shot Fleming Bailey. a
nogrN aged ). years % farmer whose
Nome WAS 0ear BickhAno GanSins
oD Gross lake. Williams was are
rested "Wednesday nishe az his homo
w tapuSS sheriff o.url'io. near
NooringsporQ. Williams sas'o sese
eraS versions for his crime. ono be
ing thai he shoe Fleming because
he WSs beating his horses and ar
other chat Bailey Aad ssoiew al6
in money from his mother several
months ago Williams is probably
insane.
The Caucasian., 1919-02-23
SHREVEPORT PROVDENH ASSO.
go. CATION

Ae their luncheon 4riday az Che
Hotel Youree, Che ROtarians were
entertained by o.. O.. Bulkley, VINO
discussed interestingly the subject
Business of Charity 1t wss in the
winter of l9I4-s5 thae . few public
spirited citizens organized the Prov
ideIf Association % N1eee the de-
mands pressing oD mans OeopYe
who We're not in Che sense of beg
ears, hue whose relief. owing 20
conditions, 6ceon1 their control. no
to be NEE.
The relief Aispensca ~ ehc
Shreveport providen3 association
is always eimaly an6 practical. She
funds are obtaincA from personal
contributions. Yhe idlers. elsc
tramps ana the hobo con have no
countenancc With shis association
The association has progressed in
its good work Withoue an appeal for
funds. but. there may coon he insug-
iurated a campaign for membership
To be enrolled on tho recor1 Of ehis
organization is considereH aD honor
and therefore when Oh, call is sis
en- the citizens of Shreveport slsslllN
responA withou9 hcsitaeion
The Caucasian., 1919-02-23
HISTORY OF SUFFRAGE,
(NatchitOches Enterprise. J

(NatcnltOcneS Enterprise.
American women first demanded
to be included in government at
the time of the revolution. John
Adams wife told him if they were
not there would be another revo-
luton
In 1913 the first big suffrage de-
monstration was held at Seneca
Falls. N. Y. 1t was the woman'S
rights convention"
Between 1913 and the civil war
Susan B. Anthony became a leader
in the movement. The amendment
before the senate today bears her
name.
At the close of the civil war
women sought to obtain an inter-
probation Of the fourteenth and
fifteenth amendments to the con-
stitution that would allow them to
vote. but failed.
in 1872 Miss Anthony decided 90
test her right to vote. She went
to the polls and was arrested. She
refused to pay her fine. but was
not sent to jail
Tt was thrae years later that Miss
Anthony drafted the amendment
up today. and in 1878 Senator Sar-
geant of Colorado, introduced it in
the senate. 1t has been introduce4
three times in all. and the senate
has three times refused to approve
it.
On January I. 1918. She house ap-
proved the amendment. twenty
three states giving it their unani-
nous votoo
On October /. 1918. the senate
rejected the amendment. Since that
time number Of changes have oc-
Cured in senate personnel.
While continuing their efforts to
Obtain federal action. suffrage
workers have won the right of vote
i'm number of States. In some Of
these they are permitted to vote
presidential electors as well as for
local and state officials.
Federal suffrage stands for jus
tice and principle, and in spite of
misguided zealots and militants, it
will eventually win. the lack of one
vote last week. just delaying. not
defeating it. It is just. and what
is just must eventually govern the
actions and thoughts of men.
The Caucasian., 1919-02-23
LOl1SIANA 10 GET BIG SLICE ~
&OID pIEo

SO oo9cans etaeeso POLO 90 90. Sho
'S.ouisiana Highway 9sepalsmene .
in lerciIe9 of . tclegrano flenS Com
'gressman 9. s. Sanders oIvisiHg
'thaS QhH Mcasl6re opSro0rla9onS %
per ccns OF Che ncs earnings of ehe
'parccQ pose moe"r truca sSrNicsD for
roa8 building HaS juee hcop pass el
Gha nHW Gil0 appropriasing
s9e0. .Olp. 600 qor roa9s throughout
the 1'niseN stoqes. 0n0 pho spp,or-
tionmcnQ 20 o.ouisian3 is s.. 12-o
1883. SO ~. eNpon9c,0 over 70 QIoro'c
scar Ucroo0. gbHys os ma,2c omnoe-
diatcIS available SoS Vhe isscaQ year
1919. $3.50. 1e9a3. an0 ah. balance
'Nil0 NecolNs available Sbs0 0iscaS
wears 1920 an0 1929.
thp QNcasur.o passc0 "Wednesday
wilS greatly advance Goa0 sonstrue'-
tiol, oU shis state. which Nas beer
greatly Nam0ereO by war conditions
whicQo oalsle ~ oimc Whclo oHuis-
lana was making its first real Stride
iD roaO building. Constructions of
onis Shos;o projects dirsctIs oSscp-
,tiaQ Qo winning S..o sSaro G.ellb hc
prosecuted.
The Caucasian., 1919-02-23
MILITARY COURTS v'NAIR

The Caucasian is noting vstYa saa
isfaction that number of the met
gopolitan newspapers are criticlslnS
the trials of soldier. by military
courts in the United states, which
in many cases have smVoseA peB-
alties which are beyond bellies 9or
infractions which ee0rsmanA
would be all-sufficiens.
The Caucasian is fortunate On
having no kin or relatives who
have and are suffering FROM che
seventies of these courtmartials,
but if it had it would figuratively
move heaven and earth to obtain
redress justifiable in such cases.
In preceding articles on this issue
the Caucasian has cited from re
ports which bear the stamp os be
ing officiak several eases Of shis
military injustice, one being . SOY
dier. a mere boy, who has been sen
fenced to 20 years for having re-
fused to peel potatoes and there =
an extreme case of recent report OF
a private being sentenced to ID
years Imprisonment for having re.
fused to give up package of ci-
garettes to a second lieutenant.
How long will the American peo.
pie remain silent and inactive over
the severity of these findings.
Think of the boys who have been
subjected to such outrageous treat
ment
There should be instituted with
out delay congressional inquiry
to the end that the severity of
these courtmartials may be revised
and nullified and that each pris-
cner. whose offense would not eX-
ceed a misdemeanor in a civil court.
may be liberated and returned to
his home with his citizenship res
tored.
If this should not be sufficient,
the president could issue an amnesty
that would liberate each soldier
held in prison under the decree of
these military courts. Such action
would receive the plaudits of all
the people. The abuse Of power by
these military courts should be cor
rected.
The Caucasian., 1919-02-23
NEBRASKA SlEERAGlSIS WIN.
50 9.ouis Pose-Dispeacio.9

So 9ouis Pose-DispQacb.'
9 Secens Nebraska supreme Court
decision has practically enHe1 ehe
fighs 70 render imperative che suf-
fraee Jaws passed ip ehae state ewo
years ago The suie. which kept
the women FROM voting as sssera3
elections. was Rasea upon eeferen-
duns petitions, which were Soun8
To contain many forged and ficti-
ltious Names.
The suie was Sesun Ny Che SUI
fragisSs - stop the referen8un0 ana
after che character of che petitions
was established she scsretars Of
sate withdrew. geavsng Che suis %
be carried oD by aw ant9-suffrag
association composed oS Che wives
of business men ana politicians
Shis organization torce0 Yeng ana
expensive hearings iIs every county
where che petition was Sttacke1.
ana che coulS costs amount 10 more
than 5000. mostly due ss the char
acter OF the NppOsitioR. Now Che
State supreme s,ouIS ORDERS that the
'anti-suffrage association. which en-
tareS the suit ~ inservenors, shalS
pay half of this soss thes piled up.
The state must pay the rese. Sew
!eral times during the taking % Che
levidence the suffragists were hard
pressed for money. but their oppon-
ents always had . wel$-filled purse.
Now the suffragists can vote, Out
the ants must keep on payins.
The Caucasian., 1919-02-23

AZ abous 6 o'clock saturday mvrne
ing che Market street section of
Stoner Hill experiences a scnsa-
tiob shrilling iR the extreme. Hss-
ing heeR disturbed by q 9raane,
Matthews Harris. @ nesre ages 3o
years. and demcntcG. startet from
his home with % shotgun. 8he first
person ha NEE was an ol6 negro,
Misc Nct.cmorc. whom no shoe in
tho neck ant breast. slcgcmore
fcp ae if Read bue was mortalls
woundeS. She police headquarters
on heins advised of ehe trascds
dispatchea patrolmen Harry See
manska ana Bishop 20 the scene
Hsrrie on eeeing the officers. bsazet
awas With his shotsuD, Che dis
charge consisting % smal1 slsoe,
PatroImam semansk0 irD the face
anf one sse. fortunately while
scvcrals ~ounNea. hs wilq recover
speedily. Gle ~as conveyed 90 Che
SortIs aousians aanitariuns. where
he ie rsceisine the Dass Of care an6
attention She resistance of srreSe
hsving S~aN sc1orte6 20 police
Headquarters, O ChieS of Police Razer,
with Sergeant Iucsr anS o detacle-
|mens % patrolmcn Slastene8 20 shs
scene. Harris was aocate1 ola o
knolg oIo tho nile.
es soole 10 Qh~ Officers apgpc are1
he oeese8 fire ols shono There 10Y
aoWe8 o 6r6e6 aachans@ os eh0se
wheU Harris was killed. Che lsody
ives eonveye8 60 =. y. @il4iomes une
slertSkee.
Gro in9iile ~ Clio cormalss Surs
'disclose3 ehe 0ace ehas Harrie hasq
been kille4 wheH resisting arrese.
Che police responder promqtYg
to ohie emergency. ghie os an
lother case aYerso demente1. eu9-
poee8 90 be 9laI0less. developed INFO
insanisg Nielo Nura1rs'le anaSona-
Sione.
The Caucasian., 1919-02-23
AMERICA EOR AMERICANS.

At Pie risk Of seeming inhospit-
abla we muss put ule the bare both
aoainSs the crack-brsincQ Solshev-
isis and the rrussian junker. VI we
have not jobs enough % so sround
among ourselves, Wo ShouYY Ger
tainlv noe .hare theno Witlo Nalig-
nants who Sra sestly % rolo us of
our propers. an6 our sibertS a0 oIAc
same webster sienag.
Ne shouls maintaip ehe s0srls
which, es embracc1 iro "smerica for
smcricsns.' Uhera should aoe 30
room ip sny psrQ % Vhc SmceicSn
contsnene gor ebp BOiSheVise. 9ne
prussialo ionkee cor any "qIee9 which
IS d;ermanipcG VS.rS RoscAeSisS.
cverv plelssiolo oplnkeG Uo Nn,croca
ie o 0eenacv o. peoco on3 "rNee. Of
10 were possible che prussiAlo JUNK
ere anA RoY.lsesosos oro che UHised
states SHOULD Dc Acporee0. Che
home seekers NisconnecQc0 with
prussianisno, Ro9cheeasno an0 other
isme may De accorded % welcome
hue We slsoui1 ever lec impressed
wt7s the 9ocsriDos esNser6ca Cor
.sMSrac ans"
The Caucasian., 1919-02-23
40 8ECR 10 WORK."
rTno american Pssue.l

The No-bees no-Work movement
Is NOV GkeYy ." result in labor
stifer o. nationas proportions.
No beds, nc work is a catchy slo-
San for . .aicon But, work is not a
ruling passion sith him anyway,
ana che slogan 4or a while may even
Gind favor with certain industrious
wOrkers ~ho arc for the time be-
eng. resensfus ef what they perhaps
honestly believe % be an infringe
mens "s shesr personal liberty, So
called. Rus Go eiss serious thought
&c ehe possi6iiity sP the rank and
file ~ taboo coins on strike as
protest against Che Constitution of
Che UNise3 states comes perilously
Gesr constituting oil insult to labor.
The representative working man
oS this nasion 10 6irss of all a pa
srsoe. ~. ~ili Nsssr consent to re-
sefe seSinss ehe Constitution of the
gnieed STATES. o Socument whicn
every aisesS sseksng citizenship in
ehis country nsuss swear to uphold.
Bus aside GssAs patriotic and
NoraS Woeisee which would deter
sa6or Sveaa ang ssHb foolish action,
90 onoshsr confederation. No work
WOULD asean Ro gay. Would the IL
qlsos enearssts sesf che strikers and
she strikers saNi9ies while they
we're Sighting eoC Che beer keg?
dhey wouat aos, and nobody knows
shls bctssr share che sallow who has
oee1e slse 5000 pasron of the brewer.
The Wlso3e proposition is about
shs el"se osssntns scheme yet launch
eS 6S slse h"oye interests and is
worthy of consideration chiefly in
shas % shows 60 what extent the
oooe" oasdcss @ill GO to perpetuate
esels s'.'ssnsss. even Co exciting re-
GsdttoaD against she government.
The Caucasian., 1919-02-23
PRISONERS SENTENCES,

~ tho setting ooa ehe Nieeric
Court Sridsy. prisoners gee NtGH
trie,$ Sn3 cOnsjoeeS. Nese sen9eHc-
ed 200 eh,o sta0o S,eolitsn'iass hs
Fudge o. O.. S'elo. aas follosSss
i,ohw Golden. snur,'oeo killing hS,
sifc. 0elia Golden. Sif,o sSrvdquSr.
c,su2e NcS.nlsooeo enansIaUceocq',
fIlteee years.
a,lirtis 9cnksns. glaIs'arsY'or
ohlec 20 siSo soors.
Wal.og o,aW0ntr. souooqeeo Ii9eo sHs6
6tutI'oo
0."m Nonto"o. osnS'"dss"an"na. aNo
20 0lerc" Yc0rs.
,Oino GSawtor,a. OaIsenyo o. Go O.
MelotIos.
The Caucasian., 1919-02-23
gDDS INSSTED.

seSYsS peepcsaPs will be receiv ii
os Vlso Police gury sf saddo Parish,
Aoulslan0, olo oV before 10 am,
Nsreh o. G9!%. for ehe construction
|os 0pHrosimaSeis 25,0Oo square
yarSs Ns asphaltic eoncrete pave
NenS an2 ss.0A sinaaI feet of con-
creSe Ses2es, as us ehc &rkansa5
Zinc roaR.
8 eeIsifiosQ ehecR Cor per cer;.
"Y Che hi'S. sna3e payable to the
ParIs1o treasurer will be REQUIRED.
She succeesfu? si,Ller will be re-
Gulre0 so sise' ooqf qor 30 per cent
% 6i'S
speci9ieasi.,sle qosm % proposal,
consroco emo siaas sns file in office
e'f Ssrisf0 Easinesro
Bho eighe os ceearvea 90 IY.iecp
ens dr asl0 o,iSs.
w. @. CRAWFORD.
{. President Police Jury.
a. T' asaMER. p.rish Engineer.
eesucssisD, esIs. %, 1919.
-WSs-
We esoufo like 60 print you some
stationery right aow Phone 1000.
The Caucasian., 1919-02-23
EN-PREsIDE<U JAFG.
Webster SisnaQ. J

Webster signaQ.)
S-YOrnsidcnS Taft SAYS no Is sYaN
Shat President Wilson wcn9 90 paris
o. attrn0 the peace conferences. antY
that ne has No confidence ne the
senator's who are seeking 20 smbar-
rass th;o president. OF wp are 90
have as cur NcNs president % Re
puhlicap, William Howard TafV is
Our choice % the whole Nuncle. On
many ways and op many occasions
he has shown himself % eru- Ya-
trioe, ant man bigger THAN his
NartS. We Take our Gap off TO hine
The Caucasian., 1919-02-23
PROFESSOR D. y. HlORSo

GaQow N"el.oo G'rQo. :,0-O'rog.ss.Og
0. s. 1iorS. WHO - NoW on Qh. army
vile VrsurIo 20 qh- Louisiana state
. nia"rsi's 0.avy scfloos NrN9 year 2"
fill ph. Sacolre 20 l.. .auset by Che
resignation "i a0r,of..stsr O.. O.. Whsa-
top che 0at9.r has accepted 70 sfaol
ilo Qh'o 9 00isorSiIs o' e,9ncdsna'6o
The Caucasian., 1919-02-23
PLEDGES VOTES T,s WOMEN

Ottawa, Feb. 2i-The Duke of
Devonshire. governor general of
Canada. declared in an address at
the opening Of the Canadian parlia-
ment that bill enabling women to
vote and comforting upon them the
privilege of sitting in parliament,
would be introduced during the
coming session.
The Caucasian., 1919-02-23
STATE PARISH FAIRS SlCET
MARCH tSo

Gaeoio Rouge. S'cIo :'q.-UHo anpIo-
az meeting OF sh. state association
Oq parish fairs wili De held March
20 iN Sle,. offices "f fIsc commissions
cr "g agriculture 90 Ra'nlo Houep.
?his statement Was mat,o ON WarrS
10. WILSON. oDel.l61I>slon"S "i aer6-
The Caucasian., 1919-02-23
MsRR1.GEs.

O.. O.. alo,e one 0iee Some g..
DARE.
O.. 4. ssriecp sn2 seiss Uirydo 20.
Floy1.
p. g. srn.e ans Wiss t,uscnis
BrHns.
) y. gerine an9 Mise soecDhine
Monsour.
Frank RasoN enc ssiee oalslie
Mott.
o. q. NAieo enc s'ies Ratsie
Brooks.
r. p. snderson ans seiss SO s.
Sheridan.
o.. Kelly ans Misc =. .. ssvie.
p. .. Miller ana Mise soShie
Shorter.
H. R. Hors ana Ms. e2no. G..
Patton.
R. L. Burton an9 Miss Erminc q.
Attaway.
The Caucasian., 1919-02-23
q NEGRO DEMENTED.

Isilled ny Policeman After He Had
Shot One of His Race and Had
Shot PatrOlman Semansky, Cor.
tunateIy Not FatalIy-The Jury'S
Verdict, '3Ailled When Resisting
ArresSse
The Caucasian., 1919-02-23
NOTES AND NEWS.
aC"nsi nned SroNs eighth pageD

News was roeelScN ssIlsig2 che
week hs eehY,'. oS ehp srrtvaY w
eranc'o "S Miss Mary Belle MchcY-
lar. Her parents. Mr.. snA Mrs. r.
\. HcSell@r or. anticipating hel'
iirsS letter Wi''o lNucIs pleasure
Miss Nchellar 10 !hr special eor-
respon6one oS eh,o SeWs-.smcricap
0ne hcg grophio descriptions OS
conditions o,s"r sloerc, wil3 G.o en.sf
NaYuablo 20 Hrr readers
Siss Mcqscllar ana Miss Zoos Ban
sser @eqrescOe S.oloSiana ilo Scco,e-
soructioia Worh tor sick an,s .sisaIyle,g
soldiers.
ghc LATEST address oe CorporaI
10. ". Blanchard es 90. o.. ois supplv
sralO. americap y o., 9OS a. T.. 4.
Capt. scote Wilkinson is expected
home Today from Sew 6ork.
Mrs. Re" Elphane is proYoaging
her visit 20 relatives in Memphis.
Hhe marriage of Mrs. Dove Wad-
yey Rand to Mr.. VIM. &. armstrony
OF Los LSneeles. cal. is recent news
OF deep interest 20 her many de-
eosea friends ito Shresepors. sIrs.
4srmstrons's Happs eirlhoo1 nome.
vhe happiess wishes are extended
MIR. ana Mrs. Armstrong.
Mrs. samuel Webb smitle aeft
during The week qor Washington.
~ g. ." make Q little visit 90 her
daughters, Misses, Eugenis ana sa-
rah Smith. who are students is Miss
summers school.
clio accoune % tho illness oQ one
OF Nrs. O.. ". Crowns home guests.
invitations for dance ae her home
Saturday cseGins were Withdrawn.
sergeant 0lin 10. s,deA has arrise1
home. coming direce srons e.amp
VlN, hasins received honorable dis
charsn from military duty.
Licue Esbels Enders arrived FAST
"Wednesday srone t'rsnce, 90 Che
great comfort of his devoted moth
sr, Mrs. Henry Enders, so soreiy
b2reavea ils she past swc weeks.
Her spletdis young sono who ha.
been ITO Sranc,o srons the beginning
of Che war - now at home 20 take
his place az nee side.
Nor. an0 Nrs. Guido pigeoss nave
returned ee shreveport qrons Hous-
ton ana are witls sheir srandpsrenss
Mr.. ana Mrs. 10. v. Nsrburs's.
~. q. Taylor, Sr.. has received
honorable discharge flOnD Che nasy
an0 is az nome.
Mrs. SuAee Orcs9uss Ass gone 90
Oallas 90 Ses6e Ir. ant0 Mrs. tsu9eYDlo
g.ielsmas.
Mrs. lq'fr.s0 2eis9ee, @'p aas Ga,9
a Yong. Aapps Sisie 90 Aeq datloee,
Mr.. gohqp susSe8, 90 2Ioe Aones oof
neg ersn3moshero Mrs. 0. O.. Aus
teH. Nas roVurneG 90 &ee 2boaote 90
New oorleanso
SSss g.eafs go9es. oq shreveport,
who ds q s9u,sene as Che STATE Soo-
mal. waa eomp3imensed by being Sc
6ectea 20 delegate "s ehe s. W. O..
s. % 0hsa nationa2 eo0aeaoion 90
Chicago.
sErs. .. Ss. asasene rs 99easa anels
established 6o tho 2oene 09 Nre.
Yart9a geXbetter ON yacOsos s9Seeoe
g.nsIbse Party.
8iot0o SYise Henrietta ss9e eaad a
goodbse parss % Her 9itsle friends
saturday afternoon ao sIo9e8 6ouree
frono 3 90 $50 o'clock. 8 charm
ins child With friende az sveS Gown.
her departure for hie neW nome in
ehe beautiful Crescent Giey. @il1 Se
o rea2 Qose 90 ehe children of Ser
wide circle of friende. Henr6etsa
loves shreveport snd ie ss hoped
thaS che enc her mother willy come
back on freVueno Sieite 90 oe1at5oee
lan4 fSiendso
The Caucasian., 1919-02-23

"a, so.. o. eisarsttes. this time he
,eoea,.e Che usual stunt and the
hoye A,Q onougle smokes to last
tbono Cox e.s.raJ days. Ray por-
tr, % qarno Uos- character named
8Iysscs $. oorsne. Doris Lee, one of
tho. .nuso charming and dalntlest OF
sears aQass opposite fhe lnce Won
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