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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-12-25

all business is conducted, here is the
registration desk and the general post
office.
The buildings are long, low, dark
gray stucco, three stories high. They
are in groups of three, forming US,
the central building of each group hav-
ing a recessed entrance porch framed
by five arches, and fianked by tall CO.
lOnial windows, with a small white
cupOla on top. These central buildings
contain reception rooms and writing
rooms for the use Of the girls. These
rooms are spacious and airy, and on
entering one is impressed with the gen.
eral atmosphere of refinement and COM
fort that prevails. The furniture Is
wicker and mahogany. A phonograph
has been furnished each building by
the government and the girls supply
the records. Some Of the dormitories
have pianos. These were purchased by
the girls themselves. a collection hav-
ing been taken up among them to raise
the money.
There are two dining rooms. one in
each group Of dormitories. located in
the administration buildings. These
dining halls are large and attractive,
having something of the air Of a sum-
mer resort, with a seating capacity of
600. There are 100 tables in each room
with six seats at every table. The
guests are served by mattresses, and a
sufficient number has been provided in
order that every waitress shall have
only two tables to wait upon.
The bedrooms are comfortable and
sanitary in every respect. Each Of the
single rooms is furnished with a bed,
writing table. cedar chest, which fits
under the bed; closet with separate
compartments above for hats, rugs,
and lavatory with hot and cold running
water. A few of the rooms are double, /
in case two girls wish to live together.
These are provided with two beds, two
dresSers, two closets. two cedar chests |
in fact, two everything. All the bed !
linen and towels are furnished By the /,
government, as is a reasonable amount !
Of maid service In each corridor a |
telephone has been placed, and in every /
room there is call bell. A signal sys-
TEN has been arranged and posted, and /
each room can be communicated with
in this manner. Some of the signals
are: One bell. rise; two bells, come to
office; three bells, caller waiting; four
bells, answer phone in hall A bath
room containing one large tub and four
shower baths Is in every corridor.
One of the most thoughtful things
Uncle Sam did when he erected these
was to provide washroom
in the basement of each building. where
the girls can launder small things and
press their clothes. These rooms are
fitted with wash basins having hot and
cold running water, the latest patented
ironing boards and electric irons. An
up-to-date laundry. however, Is main
tanned and run by the government
where they launder at cost for the
girls. Each building has trunk room
N the basement to avoid the necessity
If keeping trunks in bedrooms.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-12-25

possibilities of transferring the Junk
OF war into the utensils of peace.
Never before has war provided such
opportunities for beating swords into
ploughshares. The most destructive
OF all wars may in fact have the op-
posite distinction also Of furnishing
more material than any other for rec.
Iamation and conversion into objects
Of use and sentiment.-NeW York
World.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-12-25

Driven by an aerial propeller, a
French automobile has made q speed
Of more than so miles an hour over
the Sahara desert sands.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-12-25

Canadian railways now In operation
extend over 5000 miles.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1919-12-25

Aboat 12,404. COO tons. or oae-foRrsA
Of the worlds shipping. now lies =
the bottom Of the sea.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27

think Of for present. and Nancy's luncheon was ready
Nancy was quite disappointed for she had expected to
have luncheon with mother at the big table, instead Of
eating alone at little table So she felt much
like crying while Harriet washed her face and hands and
tied on her bib The crosssch rabbits did not interest
her they usually did
Harriet was just lifting Nancy into her chair when
"Honk honl" the horn of the jitney that always
brought mother the station. Away away she
to meet mother but Harriet had locked the door
and it took a long time to have it opened and when
was open already running up the steps,
in jffy she had Nancy in her and it quite
long time before Nancy thought of asking what she had
brought. Then mother laughed and said Why. there
your present"
Instead Of opening her bag look fer the present.
Nancy thought she might mother waving her hand
at some down the path. Nancy looked, and there,
coming from behind the peonies-was-a wonderful
grandfather
"Ths is Nancy" said mother, "and know she will
give grandfather big kiss"
Grandfather was bending low and holding out his
hand with Jolly smile in his eyes. Nancy, looking
shyy at him. approved Of his twinkling eyes under his
broad brmmed hat and Of his curly white mustache
little pointed goatee So she took her hands out Of her
pockets and put up her arms and grandfather picked her
up and put her his broad shoulder, and said: "We
honey, how do you like your PRESENT."
If you are my present, granfadder, like you very
much" said Nancy
Glow much?" asked grandfather--"two and a half?"
"No," said Nancy" like you six and n half
(Nert week Grandfather nd Nancy go to markst.)
New-York tribune., 1919-04-27

Nancy could not read mothers writing, but father
told her what in the letter 1t said II shall be back
with you and Nancy darling morning. and at
the end she had sent Nancy kiss and said she
would have something very nice for her.
So Nancy had good many to make her
wake early in the morning She kept running out into
the kitchen every little while to ask Harriet what time
and what she thought her mother would bring her.
and Harriet would always tell her the time and say she
that mother would bring something very lovely
MAYBE DOLL" Harriet said The next time she
was asked she thought might be little pail and Shovel
and again she fancied it might be wheelbarrow
At last it IL o'clock and mother hadn't come
Harriet had guessed everything anybody could possibly
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
Seor?d Nar Atlas.

Qi.c oYd maps will nave 20 De qoYae
eN w an,I laid ava! 10 studying
world conditions as they now are
RAND. McNalls L &c. have published
a World War Atlas with soecla. sds-
ton foe the ". X. Henderson iron
Works and supply Co. which Mr.
Henderson is kindly sending Qua to
his friends anS patrons.
0t first page gives PRESIDENT
Wilson's address 20 Congress. April
:, 1915. calling for action. We must
fight FOR justice and for rights.
pictures follow Of the q. :. Supers
dreadnaughts. an6 the blue jackets
in lass drill az New York. Other
pictorial pages of interest. then
come the maps showing the wonder
fuq changes that mark the sreas
world events: battle fronts, fighting
strength and resources of contend
ing nations. area and population
Principal events. With dates. are
given. ending with the memorable
collapse OF Germany. Nosembes ~
1918
Schools. anf ~omen's an6 meme
clubs will find Chi. Np-eo-dSte
World War Atlas Invaluable iD stu<
dying world conditions and Vhe NeW
map which Nilq soon ~ made @her
soermSns gessores 8hso eeaSe2 eeSr6<
eorso
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
Married.

Niss MiilYret Grace ana Sergeant
Howard O.. Gasols. ot Mars, Yexas
were married tuesday afternoon a,
The nome OF shc brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. D. ]. geffries, BY The Rev
). z. ksndries. pass"r oG Park0iew
6aptist CHURCH.
Spring flowers decorated Che Ge.
csptiON rooms. and q hint Of the
lovely spring season was in the glo-
siOus sunshine. which seemed to
come after = Wintry spell as . trib-
ute 90 The bridal ceremony.
The bride wore . stylish coae sui(
ci blue with rose Ma1ine Aa?. She
CARRIE. . t,uu.u-i oil bride roses
There We're no attendants. Recent
bereavement in :he family confined
the guests 20 relatives and few
near friends.
Sergeant Eason is az Aoqne on fur
lough and will return 20 his eamk
to await his discharge from military
service. In the meantime Mr.. and
Mrs. Eason will be with the bride,
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. yeffries.
! The wedding gifts we're numerous
embracing silver, cut glass and per
SOnal gifts to the bride.
| Members of Che brides famil,
| present We're her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. J. L. Jeffries, her sister. Mrs
Prince u. Gaskill. eS Mooringsport
her brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene yeffries, and lser sister, Mis-
Leila yeffries. She happiess con
gratulatione are extended Sro on,
Mrs. Easone
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
Federation ot parfGo Teachers
Associations.

~ d aaeeeins called IS o.les SUE
6srinscndrn9 "s schools. \. ~ e-AIH<
e>clq in 9lec office "g superintendent
O.. o.. Gsra. % qe,.sratsoN ot shreses
o.ore parcne -vcacieeSs AssoclStl"H
wa. qormc1. only 1r..i3ant. OF Che
yariou. organizations asto delegates
@sre present
Mr.. Vhomas. secretary OF o.haii0-
Der "t Commerce. appeared and
asked 70, ee-cveration dn % plan t"i
% swimming pool which was o"e
.lorsc1 by those prssens.
schools represented Hs eeelesaSes
were:
Allanda4e-N -Ne.,'amcs MantSe0. d'are
&er ant Miss Pear! Peiser.
NeS,famesN easee. .y."le
S"i. an,i Grals(ois
Garres- Nt.dansos " Yiao.co So'SN
anN Roberts.
Zine Avenue - Wes!ames Eos'es
s.omegss and kimball.
parksiew-Mesdam Gu1.on and
HucLabs.
Oueensboro : Nesiames e:r,l9bs
and Davies.
High school Mesdamee d e0re
EitchensSein and earQentero
The following officers We're eSna'
Nimou.lS elected:
President. Mrs. q. VI. o.onesss
first sice-Qresiden9. Mrs clarence
Ellerhe: second Slce-0re.ldent. Mrs
2. ~. Woodward: recording. .scfet
ears. Mrs. ". r. e.asete: corresponds
ing secretary. Mrs. John e. &lmbalY
Treasurer. Mrs. ". .. 0rowder. il.
Tbe committee en- constitution
composed os she presidents of Sh'
circle. esita Mrs 2. g. Henry. ehairs
mar. will mees on saturday OF eh'
mepzanine fasrr Of Che Toures 30
o'c1ocke
The nest enae3ins will see Oh tht
shir5 Tuesias in Harahe , G'clocs
s.es GalI.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
SI,s'i,s.S.

SHas change dies sisstaee tase'slos
sNceo.
ani Seacieod oo. oislsi.s ~ Qns S..o.
And CLOUD Shas wears 90 glorious
hemc
2his doy.ls ~.l's5. Che sliId.o ahe,
sWar0-
sheS all Ioelo Srosii as Of oHr Lord
Gut yesterday Dad finished theme.
-9ean inscioIS.
0u.9 across Clio way % loosely laWlo
siSes q vision of spring. 81 ss GleSer
suo until seed sinsc has Qassc! and
qhe harvest sONn 9or anotheS Ssare
What 6f tSc weeds grow. and Ole
Stead OF dllc close cut SelSetS city
loWn. you sec, % bic OF woodland Qase
ture. Sou will SEQ millions ant
millions oS eins Slow.lets another
spring chat Will Make elo. AearS
1eSe W6ts joy.
Shakespeare loved mature. ana else
free growth of natures gardens. His
sonnets and even mis- Nlaes aboun,o
with tributes 60 nature and IN. seae
sons. ~ hat more 0eautsfuS ehan
these dimes Srom 0oSe'. Labor Lose:
when .laisies pied. ant sioless blue
And IadS smocks. al4 silyee white.
And cuckoo birds ~ yellow nue.
y" paine eb, meadows with ose1She.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
doD0's:osi %.

seord i; sallar. O. @ssrrN'0 0eIt.
son OF sflo sinta g . l. L. HaN.r Ss,
eeceivcd notice 80 hIs appointment
10 the Me~t Point HiJtars scad ms
entrance cssniHatiou 10 ec held 70
s'arch Is. 40 announced, - the ssar
department..
Shreveport ss> aon! roas'au T. ~
0"cud of shs appointment. 30 sh
soGns student. NhUsn eoanding ranks
a. shc eop. eas QeHe.r attended, I
school o.lI.eide of shleNepolo VI
vas Yr"paIes' 9oo ehe. High schcto
in ohp GaI,I 9ek % school ans his
agediee ore slf'Scisne - eselnpt hin
from 9hc qurlnel examination.
Sdr. and Mrs. ~ H. Nern"r afe II
receipt % recent o!cNs ot Sh 81 so
Sergeant Win. u " "Inor. Y.aln ehe'
he is on islictlnise qurlough 81
France. fqis address. G2n1 Come
pany. Transportation Corps. q3sh is<
vision. Advance 5. Y, g.. Srnncro
yhe Yaoest from Henry osuig4o
States thar Ne is ~ stauil. ooei-
many. N.han tr' sntnlels lle ssilt
Near eoUl. s"ryic" atripn>. % NeSlcan
border striSn as Sound s9rIpe. o3nd
. q 90 $. q. distinguished Service
Gross
Slr. sa,a e9rs. 8e0mss q.alne9e oioec
ret orlo., from teleil sa,e 0llesio; o.
8o0npoa. & soe Nil.elr ooley ATTENDS aot
oto, ollolo.lo o. Nj. a,ornfotes $ leloe!els
@hso i.oece os soi.oS e.aocaseso solne
Jig 90 iNCours. haG, joss % s.lls!oo,les
elolo.o' e.ile ans oo,o oislah9Hro
s2re. Mrish0 Siorlo'I ag,e sio.ls'
Slaughter :,lo Sositong Mrs. 0ouHcaH
sllpn Gr.Un.
Mr. asnto Mrs. g.. o.ongrr HeSo zoe
qiNai of 9elnil' eon. Sergeant Glsner
o,ongrr. frOne overseas. 9Ye oe YoW
ae Camp YerSite awaiting disc slarge
t er"fn service
Sergeant o.ongcr aqllsliss o9 0ie sasl
officers el'ainlns eamp in France.
Commissions &ero, elOe Sssueol after
Clio. aermisoicr was signed. hu9 ehe
Young soldier will BE s.lloIe6 O.
Tear ohc officers insignia.
Nr. and SIrs. o. 70. Cutler. Or. aOi
sodus are %"Iconoc ncss sesodenSe
in shreveport.
Mr. and Mrs. qsussef' Welsh are
glessantls SoceteC: in Oh. selb"s
Spartnno,qes. o0i Marshal! s9reee.
eYr. and Nrs. 3. Y. Rougon arc with
Nr. aNe Mrs. O.. o.. Keen. ON Sor1an
ssr.oo
Miss Ye9c goicacee. w',o. aes sNene
ahc winter @itIA her aunV, Nrs. u.
o. pickett. 2ei9 .iuring the week G"'
n.y distant home on Alberta. Jane
aia. Miss io.he''e will >soc sn Brine
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09

Mrs. W. &. Mallaco. chairman of
research wors, 9nat!e al interesting
reco,Q. Others who oontrSbuee.! g.
THIS w'r.o Sre. O.. o.. BulhYeS. @h"
roae o sro,e.oiosl 90 'tarSS 0raalss OF
eadu6o.
Nrs. gJooelaas aoicGesoes gaso' . Sletse
sSeees OIL sol.o s,s;e N;se.or Ieo9lee Oh
Shreveport Sre. Naeei' O.. Mosl-
ions ssool.se ooe tle'e eosrls elass ans %
Ssnos sScSaie, sresi'eealS o. sh'
Shreveport s"@Neisilo o.oolnpalso 8h''
township s,lae shen Vas bounded ny
silver V.akeo o.commsn. o.eD3o9 sntl
Commerce sorceeeo Trs. Williams
ua9nee tIs. gere9 tioro'o QnaNore oi
shresr0or'. John %. seHeaIt. ~onio \
Howell. 0. % Beali
Smouns sn honS. Nrs 3 :. - ea-h
chairman. eor Ge-cticllrnins Cd
6'rarcr. s21.3Se
Iselcsaecs 80 60 instructed 20 shC
state 30. s. u. convention at SleN<
andria We're Oh regent. Hrs. -. II
strubr. asnG Mrs. II. i. Snll. Drs d"ls
esatts
Delicious oefrcshm:V soerJ
scrbed in slc dining room. Sluc hs>
acintils. and thaa loSeliess spring
harbinger. Che bridal wreath. 6llleu
bowls and Vases.
aputSilc Wcre borders HVup Will
hyacinths ami chat lovely little flo
Wer tho. star of 8ethlchem. = Yef'
low iesSamine vino about % i.urs'
inso bloom made % Saetics across Sht
gallery.
Mrs Mco.uYl"u2H's gsm.o Gas aht
sweet "A ali of Che former glory
OF Southern aomcs. o,,olonial' sine
Ulicity and beauty iN she 9urnislo-
ings, oson sfo Glover garden ioears
oolc SAM mark. gor 7hers are eoo-
rniao fIovsors tr asolorrs arnun,o oito
ioIler
"Rpunoai9l si.S. 90 Qotis,o eloes<
o.rins Qro.. Wae alY in Feather. e'10oni
ollto rod 6olius. Uliln an,o o'jts'l' elelS
roe"0rts Qh" ol;eb &as soora 90 as;lt
ShO goloo,elos oisGlsiletuS
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
PARTIAL IIS7

&c. FOH
l. Fevers. co1gestions Inaammatioas
2. Worms, Worm Fever
3. Collie. Crying, Wakefulness of 4nfonto
q. Diarrhea of Children and adultS
2. Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis
8. Toothache, Faceache Neuralgia
9. He adache. Sick Headache. Vertigo
10. Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Weak StomocH
13. Group, Hoarse Cough. Laryngitis
Ia. Eczema. Eruptions.
Is. rheumatism, Lumbage
Is. Fever and Asue. MalariD
II. Piles, Blind, Bleeding internal ystosnql
- Cetarrh, Influenza. Cold in Hea4
20. Whoopi1s Cou9h
1. Asthma, Oppressed Difficult B1es.hinD
~. Disorders of the Kidnexs
so. Urinary fnecntinence
81. Sore Throat. Clumsy
II. Grip Grippe In Grippe
For sale by Gcr,:--2e:.S everywhere.
HUNPHRFvrs. 7,7ro. MEDICINE CO.
Gomez WILL - St;se.s. Np,. xorx
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
pe7isa0 GAapeee. Cd. Q. e.

The 6ebruors meeting was aeSl
Tuesday ofternooN ct the nome of
Mre. gAs. Mc0u1ousho oA HIGHLAND
ase0uee Uith eo-h0seesses. @ese
DANES D. u. Cunningham 81. g. Doll
Dan Rerndon. Q. q. smitA q. q
Bulkles Anb Nattie Williams. Yhe
officer. present were: SIr.. g. 81
Strube. regent; Mrs. ). &. Baker, sec
retary: Mrs. H. T. Doll. yr.. sreasu-
rer: Mrs. L. c. Bulhley. registrar.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
Notes and neW$
ct Interest
.s.sS.s 8V m. j. ". es-s.s.s

troiss aeeeroleooes Silc a.eliss Wei
fafoo o.ssnenetteoo aoi o.lSs'ote.0l Rue
rnaoIS heIS ol5 interesting sntoeSlHs az
Ei0eeo hourooo S'uSl 9spCol9 sSas Made
bv delegates 80 STATE tederaoiOn ot
Nomens e,luoe oeceHtlS &eld >en
New eorIean.. hreo o. q. YONete lerto-
sidedo oether officers present vert
Nlfe 4. NJ. aOme9ys. vlre chairman
antS Mrs. a.oita Er0Nn Ualtlo0. secle'
tarS.
Sntrrestine report was made 90 Sht
,WOra .f eh,e o.hildren,s Bureau oScre
,eas. ia ehn interest OF rsconsSruc<
ton work sDr the children. as soI
be- Mrs. e.ristor. federal adviser OIL
child welfare 80 Che cOnScn7lOgl OIL
New Orleans.
Miss Kate Gordon Sas OH the pre-
gram anil spoke ON tuberculosis, it,
prosecution and cure. referring witt
appreriation to the splendid Worl
done 10 t.addo's sanitariunn. "Ils'
Pines.
Airs. 2. IL. Wilkinson. chairman q
industrial work eA the Federation
spoke along 6ndustrlat 0nb soc6a
lines. as did Mrs. Owen Kildare.
Mrs. Mrtha o. Robinson. STATE
chairman. Child Nelfalse and Mis-
Ralley. secretary. We're Interesting
speakers.
Qhe matter OF organizing a system
of public healtla nursing Mas giSel
due consideration.
'9rs. g.. lo Williams anG Siiss Pear
aeisor. oc 6omts health SuSunteer,
eonlnoiote,'o oaesse al osceaIend report
of otorS eoc!!oo aiuSons Gts antau.aZs
apll!enloeo
Mrs. W obila'ns sSas ap"oonteS =,
|oojcno 0ie nese Gnresing OF Shc O. ed.
e.ratiolo cf Parent aac loers ssSoc9
atiOel. DO osll for ete-opcraSlOn anG
homo visiting through aisc ass"cia.
ton.
Mrs. bailie called attention 60 Oh,
Boy scouts !nosemcnt. asking Sol
endorsement of she organization
which Wos readily ai<cH.
Mrs. :. D.. smith. formerls "f New
Orleans. noW Of Shreveport. wa,
cOrdiaIls HclcOmete
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
Fruits and Nuts

AppLES-Per box 34.25.
CALIFORNIA ORANGEs-NedlUm
to small size. box, s3.25aS6.0O.
LEMONS-per box $500 to $3.50.
ALMONDS-Per pound soc.
WALNUTS-Per lb. 34a35c.
pEANUTS-RaW hand picked pei
pound, IA l-2c; roasted, 1Sc.
COCOANUTS-Per 100 $1,000.
BRAZIL NUTS-Per lb. 29e,
PECANS-peY lb. !8a35c.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
o Good G.ieiaeaD G.up,spo

Tho death of Mr. 0has. s. 8'eaes
WhlcR occurred UbursdaS az W6ne
eroY WEES .Besas. vas o sh"s'a q
eho oommunitS Whele he Aa,o !lSod
since boshoo6 oonlS o eeW 9qiends
knew % 9he eericue condition ei
'his health when ne wens 20 Che ges-
as health resort. bue hie olevoteC
family We're most anxious about bin,
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
q Esve Public asesuses

SIR PAUL stara seeleeo O. s.. OF
Portland. Oregon. member og Che
Board of Yectureship of Che Mother
Church. Boston, Mass, will lecture
at Che City Hall auditorium, Cues
dag. March ~. . o'clocse The public
is oordiallo insiteS.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
N.pasia Meeting Psasads"naGo

On ssmpathS foe p 6ereaved MEM
Der, slreo O.. s. Beard, che March
meeting Of Hypotia which was %
be held ssurdas with slrs ". s
Wilkinson. @as poseponeS. Sn-
nounc~mene of meeting ssill lse made
lotoro
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
ushsa. 5la.. fr ds 3sse sI~i9 60 rco


ushsaa sIa. f.aas 3is'e sj~i9 e. rco
s,eives.
I.j~ute,.e,tD 81 gassl ] gse1i.e .
~t@l vitnN'2 .tes s2e4ieH da.parte
nenf 5.a1ol.o'"rso 3 O.. 8 .Sn p. o.,
g. YraHre. ~ soaosre.e9or canli1s
sao9ne sp0p.
w.. aod ssts. sS I'eam 90 a-q
sNE"ctod home COLES fro9se oss ore
leans.
slr. ana sgrs. ~. 81, G.'es. aDq
Mise Serns g.neso" savo. "et~,e8
9rona Mansfield.
/ slrs. SO &innosor,oss e.1,3 c9.ifi.a
Nhe have b,enqs agusao oil $40 81
lmprosHge
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
SioMcss sos Che Chart. Hospital.

IoyelS ana most shoushtfuo was
the sending OF the flowers that dece
orate's tie ballrone and the dining
room of Hotel Source. 90 She Char.
its hospital, by Mr.. and Mrs. soseplo
lang and NJ. an6 Mrs. Patrick Suse
tin White. whose beautiful receQe
lions Monday and Vuesdas evenings
were most elegant ono elaborate,
and willy long be remembered. ghe
fine thought Was expressed in sende
ing dho. flowers 90 q Nsissicn 90 the
sic@e
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
Poultry snd EgSsI

CHICKENS -Iryers $500: broiSs
srs sl.OOas..5O: fenss 25c peg loo
TURKEYS-per pound 25c.
COCKS. guineas and cuils 1890.
DUCKS-Per dozen St.5e.
EGGS-per dozen Soc.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
q a.itQle 0DaasgS.Gei,o o

d.ongrasulations ar extended s.
Nr. ssnd Nrs. R.yenonS Bryan sarn-
lion epn the arrival - a oosely lie-
tloo daughter. @ho nae been named
Nsrtle Virsiaie. Dbie 10 ehe second
srandchila 90 Mo ans Sreo - o.
HsanAAttsna
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
Asoa9oeo Gits0te gpassg?.Seeo

Catherine Eloie. % che eweeo 'ol'eo
faehione,s aame siSen @ Che little
dauehtee ehst olas arrioe! on ehe
home of e9r. onS Hrs. S.eslite HiOyd.
CONCENTRATIONS ana best Wiehee for
parcnto-aDd oabeo
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.

We take pleasure in advising Che
public that we have formed q part.
nership for the practice Of law un-
der the firm name Of Wilkinson s
Lewis, with offices on the 10th floor
of the Commercial National Bank
Building.
:. y. WILKINSON.
G. H. LEWIS,
w. S. WILKINSON.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
HUMPHREYS

Tbs full list Of Dr. Humphrey Remedies 10
internal and external use, meets the needs of
families for nearly every ailment from Infancy
e sd age-describsd n DR.. HurnShreys' Mouua5
mailed Irea.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
Dairy PRODUCTS

EUTTER-Country goo0 90 choice
25c: fancy creamers 6Oce cne-qou3d
bricks 60c.
CHEESE sb. 3Jeo
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
ESculentS.

CABBAGE-Per lb. 3 i-is.
ONIONS-Per H., ; SIC.
POTATOES-per !b. 2 i-2co
LIMA BEANS-Per ID. f3c.
NAVY BEANS-per lb. &c.
BLACk-ElED PEAS-S Age.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
Coffee.

.OEyfg- Per 10. faie. $50 sSeae
!um, s3ce hotter grade aea:o
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09

alns y 90 sausa SIS she So snd llas
proved.
~. Beard stoo,e - jeso fl'3us osf S'ls
sOuns business mHn III shreveport.
sffni,lr. ohli2ins snti splendldls ga
Dahae .Nis sarfrr Naa marked 80
success. which was .teall!y grtsN-
ing. 3!ut the 8eaNs hand of sickness
fell upon elim lmpall'ins HE useltt-
noss, and ene aonged-for improve
gnone in lols health .ii,1 9o9 come.
\ deeply GeleaSeh family Nourns
Ylie loss. 8iis iescted WSto'. Mrs sal
lie steer.o Geard. AMI 9hrec Soung
Iausllsers. Misses gohnetee. sarah
and E.lIs o.. au,s do'so"ta sieto''
Miss ella Beard.
Funeral services we're te!,A a9 Sh2
Nome OH Brio Street. south Hlsls-
lands. Saturday atqernoosl conduct
o1 by Rev. Casper o.. smith. pe Che
First Presbyterian o.hurcis. oil Which
Mr.. Beard WAS % '5esoted 9nem0cX
B,r. ~. g.. 0.odS. of Che first Hapeis'
Church. assisted in she serslces
! Friends gathered 9n Che griese
stricken nome. anIS accompanied sIie
9alN!ly 20 oorren\eue'i com Fey
@her.o Sloe dnecrmeslt Goods soac"e
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09

lheo eaonil. Of }Sre W. 90 t.llio''
SaSr q6o 10 10 sympathy "' sri'9ltts
9lo their orlo'o<aili,one. eEO' ,e"stI !. oot ds
oseS;eo.u on.othcr ans eist.or
Sirs. 8liiojt's S'oNe ;s!ld 1lso'f'lo w..
N:.e e!.rnS III slll..o!enr, Uti"eo' @h"
elaeo kno.ne srr shl.ousio esl"e,. Years
at;,jolociatto oha sorcusto a'lY sno,oe
ness OF oicr 9l.oulo. o. htor sonlo'. o.!
9h. ehtec4i. ;ents e. 70 orloNte asn.! 5000
olai.hboor. she QaS el.or own slacre
Vnoreo.tI e,e unscifielS serSlce 4n'l
oinilinpSs. Months 0t oil health iS's
Se.rn borne UaeentlS and she wa.
,eaGy 20 go. 6he' sons eisl: o' sl.i
sic!e-..ons Nas shared i.S slo'r o!o;s oe
SaL fomils.
Stmersl services ~.rr olel'' s' Che
oaruiIS homo sunuas. otnduceeY 10y
HcS. .'asVcr u. smith. Sn:e'dn'nS ia
Oakland ccmeocrso
Floral tributes % er2aet S'oau'S
cOSereI the oasAes.
Mrs Elliott D. survived ~ 70 dee
voted daughter. %rs. fselyn zoe
oraffonraid. 9hree sons. Aessfe
6ohn. sidney Il. AMI Percy Glllote.
% sister. Mrs. =. g.. Harsroeo. don'' q
brother. vi. O.. H. e'ordnere
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
THECAUCASlAN
PROVISION MARkEco
0psgasissns Carefully ReseseG ant
Corrected
Efoa pTOducess

GgGs1- tors asst Ssiss ;sso is ea''
olases eSco
HsMs-Ioer sIg. 80 90 s9co
8aRio-PeS b.: Viesce eosa9 oUHo
81 i-9c: eure lard 30eo
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09

AIOuP and Meae.
IGSUR-High Datent. s'2.S5o
MEAY-s standard so-lbo eacle $50
cream meal, Si.05o
GRlIs-per barrel oiO.2co