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The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
Notes and News
of Interest
.A.s.A.S Bg m. 3. ". $500

eY.oor cotro the comp. 6hc court
tho grace: for soec o. Heovesl, ant
Heaven 6osc.-Sto sings ohe 0-ord
Wcdnrsdoy, sn oloe oope ot 'ae
brides Serents, NJ. ans Slre ". y
,Kerley. oheir dfsng,etero Miss Sniia
in the presence aOt dsle M
me0laoe family eoanections anS 9
few c9osn SrienSs. f,e sloe @ee. Sos-
por O.. smith. eas9or GDf oloc sissV
Presbyterian church.
che oridc. eSlro is Pho "fciresV e0'
the @air. wore hendsrme toilores
suit Of b9le tricotineo ool!or e'f Sroy
squirrel and d9uo oelyee ho9 cor
sage apuau,2 os gHk Nillore %
1roses.
enc occcs2an 1uaorvs Gee OeHlo-
pliful9s ,Secaatee VETO outurun roy
al flooers. Che eHrysenthoNulG on
rich aed pastel shadee
9 delicious BUFFET suEpce ~as
served. AMI @ socieS Sour. aop9y
with congratulations and gooo
wishes enjoyed Mr.. and Mrs u IL
son loft tho same evening on o llt-
tie wedding trip 70 Dallas ana
Houston IN Dallas they viii WISH
Mr. Wilson'S relatSes.
On their oeturn they Will he VIII
the brides 8srents. sIr. end Mrs
j kerle@.
| MANY wedding git9S @ere re
cpiyrdE in silver. CRYSTAL and CHINA
that will find place III Che home
which. in tine. Che ~oung Deopi'
will establish.
The bride is charming IN hei
! fresh loyliness. being o debutant'
of the past season. She IS muc'
/ admired and has hosts OF frlend
who wish her happiness. Slr. VII
son is a highly esteemed youn'
business man. worthy OF the prlz
4 he has won.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
For Justice Of the Peace.

The Caucasian has been author
lied to announce that C. c. Alexan-
der is a candidate for reelection
to The office of Justice Of the Peace
FOR the Fifth Ward, Greenwood,
Gaddo Parish, subject to the action
Of The Democratic primary which
is to be held in January, 1920,
The Caucasian has been author
ICED to announce that w. Il. Camp.
hell is a candidate for the office oil
Justice of the Peace for the Fifth
Nalgl-GreeImood = Caddo Parish
subject to the action of the Demo-
rea' primary which IS to he helt
III January, 1920.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
RoO Nep%sto-Dlo,aTp 8.

con ohe memorial Neveiol0oeo VI
ehe Nd OluIo ce6eierateoi toe olenIne
to9 tole armistico @it3 tee Hoo ecoute
porticileooing. 9 brilliant 'eIoleoIA
wa. given Dt Che ooliseoim. "emer-
lea the central figure. reoresen'ef
bv Miss Mabel Lee Welsh. received
the Ieove of Peace. with ares ex-
tended and open palms she stooo
10 receive the peace ct The U1rYa
represented by the white dow.
Scout John Robert Ieter tho bu-
gler. stood at her left TO announce
to the world the dawn Of peace
Scout Julian Haas on her right L1l'
high the stars ans stripes. SmerIc'
giving support 10 peace and demo
c1af
I'll. 'abIeaux was adnirahl. pre-
sented. and America. the queen 0
The congress Of nations. could no
have been more nobiy and patriot
icalIy represented.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16

comfort.l.iv ~',l,',.S' aseiaeatQ o9
.iclss
sor 70. 81 go.o.. ~f ossD.fga. %
"a Dotina9 % atireseo"r$ @'seissrroaSs
>,ors son. g.. @qn. Toas % 500 q
tyrtiou- sre uqlqlrins.
o.. Es,iie o,eglto5'laa1 60 esQIp@o8
q.ara8ystS. Qodlowierg fosrs o!Tueoso
trirnds cot @r. Otf,s ais. Goo 100
Shrcgrpogg ~harus qlarjr @'w0 as O.
aetvo
%. 6 > sssoip$9 qaT efoMe 90
ecnaa,s she s.at9,sl Siev oas0Hfo
8s.n to- past @0eh.
Mrs. 8. . a'ul9f @sld sliae @o55r
Hogers wib lea>o &s1sssa Go . %
ast1cap, Gnd sr~H, oiiors SIP -9O
i,ur s,otou anq shegcr d.s @@lceoa o
aseet Qhcir >uaf orG oiaelghte~, 9dseo0
Grnanf So'pu sSoecrs 0tss No. So
gore, GPurft dPo20rs.
eqgs. .. O.. anotdo sos oasfs@ 90
So aeioeo1e IlproS> GOV ore e4,e cog
noss 90 qnr oIeafIo Of erer d9aoo
qo,stsr oeo2ileQ NO.. G,artda ~. GSia
tcs. % aeIq ks,s@fq aq,S qas$'oS@sG 600
qaaSp a,g Scw QnP.anS.
MSss Sras aIncgubG 6sasa@9 %
agighlane Sanipartgu. coo, itoau . Q @
ms unticipacra aa3 she0 is @oe phi@
90 siP laIs ah,& hc>s 5R5Ieo e%~ike qral9
gric4ds.
Glrs. ls u. gno,qrq qas @it@ 80
lpr sIse vtntcr sSiss 0,q@ Bertceno
Raphaet. receaPIv Cot'rrwd f.ono
/ no months oversees @urslng o.
9ce. Rrs En,stor's Daughters. Piio-
scs Rulia and arraIR GApstcg o. stjqb
in Washington in g'eH@rament o.
vice. Gheir addl@se o. &3s1 ftEg 0
sSrep'P y. W, Washington. % o..
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
81 ws,pet 10y

ssln faIe,l "t icugE Nt~eos a'fi-
est OIL ii ST. asuI sPr~ sqIen Do
Norres. hssr aile s9mpa'hN 90
,frleqte> 70 QNe ~tear,eW- al 'ais Ye@'il
which occurred during HE @rsh o
I4ot aprsOee. ST. s,ap9 &"rols sfs'
r,l curing ifl wer ssv"lS"a5e vi
vo, eN@rely @ou9des an9 case s
the serious effect, a0f vSoic9 o.
suited @ his death
On rcccjrQ oy th" @eNe~ gaP 900
erriousc ondtlou, his @1otinr. sGoS
Glen % Morris. a9e9 no, so9N Oh
eefo,. ltiq e one ts,r Hot ~urjoG~
but Qpr 0nd ha,5 came Ul0H %
oosins Nerf Drought Co. shreyea@o@'
ococ4ne eecee 6rlttov Delocro' st@
Oicoe oasnt0ucqfas o. iVe'b. DosiS"r "
Smiol nvre 9lcl,S III ahe SaoIls @esl-
,oenrc qpl gordau sGrnce SqlaaSy.
g.. oo,. 0neeroron2 90 aale aaallqY w.
ao o0olIentQ oslnetrss.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16

anS groom entered Nnatcende9 and
the solemn sweet service tha.
bound shes,o eogether on 9sole veS-
lock Was Impressive.
vhe bride Nooe o handsome Qrae'-
Cling sulo of ser,own oauryecqe 0ntS
ho' of brown oclveo.
s9lc osrroe6 oil orloo es'olSueo o,e
bride o,scs ono SeIos ohoo OTTO os
to 20 yloceo OIL eelc sro0a
of olco ooCother.
Che asride o. Che aooughoee' col SQq
and Mrs 8: o.. Nsoee, o psominenq
old fomily, aa9 is o. chormins 4
person es s9,c 10 omiahle and eNUet
10 choroctcr. o
zee gro1'no eocootdo rSturt@d
from overseas service. i o young
business snon o'e onorllee obilito. the
0nYy son oo tho 'ote cS,cemes cioi-
zeIa 1oenrs Binders. 0nd oere oleDr
10, Toe loving he0re OF olis enoth0r
aqrs. Henre- GInaSrso aS,o eeioises
Il. Ncecomo o.ha0ghoer 90 her 0ooe
COZ DccCounQ 90 oeoono 500 dDe
reeveonenoe OH ACotqI oemiOlcs. ehe
marriage eae Ouie'0a oeYeUoote0
Ssr. np,o Nrs. e,Qdore 9eft olos
some evening ore lit6o @edeae
9rip 60 NcG eorleans. oen their re
turn 'hcg will o. wil6l tGeig nns
ther. Mrs. MenIS Gndcrs. in DER
hong. 10. Gopcka sere9.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
For District Judge.

y The Caucasian has been author
ized to announce that i. ?. Mills
is candidate for the office OF
Judge of the First Judicial District
Court, Caddo, Parish, Louisiana, for
the unexpired term, created by the
resignation Of Judge / T. Bell, SUD
iect to the action Of the Democratic
voters, at the special election whose
date will be fixed from the procla-
nation Of the Governor OF Louis
lana.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16

~ and Mrs Louis Titus. dircc@
from Washington Oily. @cre l@
Shreveport during the week -
route TO California, their home. Wr
4itus was called 10 the national
capital. a,v President Wilson TO
serve on the board in the 9ahor
question. Having extensive oil IN
tercsts in Louisiana. Mr.. and Mrs.
Titus stopped in shreveport o few
davs and were entertained at din
ner by Mr. aud Wrs. o.. ". Yars-
ton.
slrs Aohn 10 wilkinson Mrs.
9ohn shuttIeworth. ond 0lss Sell
Qyons all on the program atte9de'l
tho ennual convention of oee sote
o'cdSratnn of @'omen's olufe
which oneo ~ 9enoinse. 60. 9he
pact ocek.
4 ssrs ss'il9io osuoQeo olae o euc~s
! from her loome te,ws, i'l Sc 9ocl>
70eynos. OF 0renton. Denel
@re. VhOmos s. O.ocksood eles
aonp o. SO soro to oisio eer
donghtar, 9ors. erchie o. Sooeeyeol +
e.. ond eIrs sheldon Hardt
have returned from oeW York.
0r. and e1rs J. D. eonngb!ooc
and little sons left during the weeE
! for o'crt Worth. oexas. whore 90
/ Younghiood % bn engaged in th'
manufacture candy. looking af
ter e.is large we'll established o'usl
! ness. Mr.. oounghIood Dad eon'
.ahfod of elis family. purchased
home, and az once hey we're 0er
msnentIy settled. She sleoarturf
Of Mr.. and Mrs. souuehIood IS 1
idislncs loss to shreveport busIneS
friends wish them success and hap
{ piness il their new nome ~
| Youngblo0d and family mode 81
trip 20 Fort Worth in their hand
some neg touring car and arriV"
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
Fer City Judge.

The Caucasian has been author
izcd TO announce that John T. Phil
lips is a candidate for the office OF
Judge of the City Court, subject to
the action of the Democratic pri-
mary which is to be held in Janu-
AIRY, 1920.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
Fruits and Nuts.

AppT FAS-peg box S345.
CALIFORNIA 0RANGES-M edium
0 small size. boz 5000 to $3.50.
LEMONS Per box $500.
AIMONDS-Per lib 341ac.
WALNTTS-Per lb 81 to 3Sc.
. PEANUTS-Raw hand picked pei
pound i5e. roasted i8c.
COCOANUTS-Per 100 $1,000.
BRAZIL NUTS--per Id 3o1ac.
pECANS-per ib i8 to SOC.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
rer gaa asscssoo, Aa8do Parish.

The Caucasian has been author-,
ized to announce that John ". y
Jeter is a candidate for reelection
to the office of Tax Assessor, for
Caddo Parish, subject to the action
Of the Democratic primary, which
is to be held in January, 1920.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16

nv automobile % Hinden and theme
20 Shreveport an6 Ssa iee on tN'li
.,eile wedding Grip.
gSt' wedding 0sesen'& Sc o ~
ea,eroIe emo seolloitul. snl gne t%'1
wos % handsome cIoech Prom ~
anS SrS s. ~ Johnson aGO! o 'o'0il
SAND dollor 6berIv 0ond % chess %
silsco From Pr. @nd s9rs. seshlt Sn,
eothcr eoinss CO. use Dn,s heNuts.
S9r. ono YrS. Scsbit, Or sN',l o.
vils 8r. end Hrs. :. 70. oohnso@l OF
their oeturn. 90 sesbit is @lt'} th'
soNo, COL o.. @pero0ing il s6lc s,io'
borne Qiele. o.ongr@luqo'on ons vor.
I@Nicndr@ tI9c GappN couple.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
Pretty Church Wedding

The marriage Of Miss Minnie Wy
che and Mr.. Egbert E. Enders was
celebrated "Wednesday evening al
the First Methodist Church. Sr
George s, Sexton. the pastor. Off
Giaied.
The altar was prettily but simply
decorated with flowers.
From the vestry room che Nri6e
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
FOR Constable. Ward Five.

The Caucasian has been author
;zed 10 announce that J. L. Oeter :
a candidate for the office et n
stable, Fifth Ward Of Galdo Parish
Greenwood subject to tie acton
of the Democratic primary which Is
to be held in January. 1920.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
For Representative.

The Caucasian has been author
izcd to announce that J. S. Doug
las is candidate for reelection
for Representative Of Caddo Parish
III the next general assembly OF
Louisiana, subject to the action OF
the Democratic Primary which is
to be held in January, 1920.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
Russsces Vyons~'s eunsh 1soOm.

0ridas. at noon. in the parlors ol
che G'irst Gaptist ehurco, The luncf
rooms were O9eneS Cor che 3uslqesS
worneN 90 shreyepolQ. Qloe soup
vegetaNlcs. dessert saeldWicAes ono
coffee @cro eer0o6 10 GolOlnD
Wricee
\. 0cc,0 ooo 0. sQasle OIL Cine 1'
@ercaaNts e,ose or .Dns other ouncf
eorHter when Soou can zoe ecrSef
eeosopaleqs ono 0ronptle 20 QHt
Nusi~css sboonen's Ounce roaOlne.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
l'cQreaQaup,p G,pps9tuus ueuo 90 G'8ouu.

Uhc S.ouisiaua tedoraflon Un-
oiowment gIan /, Is being success
fully prcso&ted 90 tle Federated
clubs of Shreveport ay 0rs Sm
o.. Henderson, whose pleasure "
was to Telegraph to NrS. s. 10
storms. state federation president
ohat 9Iothcrs Club. ehc TwcnIletl
century. Aad given Sl0n and aske'
20 be QlSccd OIL Che founders roll
eIvpatra. leading % oSu@l, WaS eh'
elrsq name oel Qhe qoolnders' r"al o
Pile ahrcsep@rl federated cluloS
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
Miles, sScicg, New g.reA aus dsseetae

Siles ~ eIcIp fAe eoob cooking
star who 9S5 appeared i%l many
notable films qor Retro @nd @nce,
h@s been engaged 20 support BESSIE
t;arriscae on '8eckoning Roads, -
her big production 90 sean Hud-
sons famous Scd Book story. Mr..
ss elch is young. but os @lready, rec
o,gnized as o lending 0nalq ~Ai oiistnG-
ton.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
SNod0ine 90 eeonsg.

VII event OF deep lntereSV o. Sh@
citizens Of Homer. our prosperous
n@ghboring town. and Shrcvepor9,
was the marriaes. Soe. o. OF Miss
Sunshine Tohnson. she oldest
daughter OF Sir. and Mrs. \. q.
Johnson. of Homer. and a'ammoU
Gregg Ncsbtt. .Sr. which wos be0u-
tifully celebrated ap tlae First Rap-
fist Church. the lsev. .. o.. Collins
of the Presbyterian Churcs offici-
ating. Mrs. NoreIsnd Meadows
gave the wedding music. Che love-
lv voice OF Mrs. soegrl Sherwood
McCranic shrilled the audicnce
when she sang. 90 Gair, sweet anS
Holy
(, The church wos @eeutilullS dec
Grated by the 9evo9ed young friends
of the bride. most effectual III the
profusion of ferns and Outumn
! flowers arraycd i'll tall white wick
er baskets. with al4istic grange
ment of table.
The brides ettendants @,ere Miss
Lcola Dorman of Homer. and Miss
| Nell colbert. of Shreveport. eh1
ushers of groomsmen were Vessrs
claude White. O.. 70. oiOrrct ker-
bert Moore. on3 Qutreo Gonhans
Mr. serin Neolisl of Nopole'q. W1s 6est
mon.
90 Sorpins eQ oohNgcNne @e0-
ding mDrcA Ioe 0ride ~os accom-
0onieN Do Ner 6atsseo. Nv. 8. "
Guhnson. who gove 9ler @woS. sh'
!, wolo o sesqislo ono oeco7oIns eoa'
slloI faNn aolored. erimmet0 90 seal
hao with plumes. Gloves and shoe
! to notch. 2l,o carried as oriee le'el.
|oiueo of 6rioe rtosee ANt6 ssaSe'o aool
ferns
. Uhe oino 0earvr svos qittle Mis-
|, Morv 04an@ tAs oouna el1uehscr- I"
Mr.. ond Mrs. Uhos. o. 6.anN, Wh'
, carried 0he onAgic wedding olng II
the shalce OF Q eo>ts oily. Slo
wore a pretty eoilette of tonO ono
| hroidered organdy.
The bridesmaids we're 9ovelN
Miss Dorman in Pink chiffon an
Miss Colbert in blue chiffon. BOT
wore plumed picture hats and car
ried arm bouquets of pink chrysan
themums.
} In the reserved white rlbbol
seats were Mrs. Q. r. Johnson an
daughter Misses Julia. Sckie an
Pearl Johnson. Mr.. Nash johnson
who came from Tulane to atten
/; his sisters wedding, Mr.. aud er
r G.. G. Nesbit. DR.. and Mrs. I.
SerpeIl. Mr.. and Mrs. o. v. Van
Mrs. Drew Ferguson, and other rt
latives and close friends.
= The bride is exceedingly popula
and altogether lovely Her MAJ
riage is the happy consummatio
of a pre-War romance. the grhcl
: having served on the border az
n France, came back TO claim h
bride
Congratulations were extended
the church, and the vo' ng cocp
: liurried away to escape the shat
q. rice in readiness for them, goli
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
For e9erk OF the Disteec@ gOaU@o
1,add0 Parish

The @,oIcasian has been 0uthor-
lied to announce thas S 20. VILE
IAMS is @ candidete for Se-electlon
to the office Of Clerk Of the District
Court of sIaddo Sarish. subjecs to
the action OF the Democratic pro
mary which 10 to be Sel1 iB JenN-
ary, 1920
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Boo Sheriff of Caddo Parish.

The o,oucasien has been author
lied to announce that Thomas g.
Hughes is a candidate eor re-elec-
ton to the office Of Sheriff of CAD
do Parish. subject to the action OF
the Democratic primary, (Which d
to be hols in January, q92co
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
Poultry and Eggs.

CHIGkENS-Fryers $3.50; broll
ers 81 to $3.50, hens 30c per 10.
TURkEYS-Per Id 27c.
EGGS-per dozen SIC.
COCKS. guineas and culls $50.
DJCkS-per dozen $3.50.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
ESculent0.

CABBAGE lb 8 Sac.
ONIONS-Yellow per lb. 3-Sc.
POTATOES -GalifolOiSOhis 4eS
ID 8 Sac.
LIMA BEANs-per fb e5s2c.
NAVY BEANs-Per lb S3-4e!
BLACkEYED PEAe-per No e1ac
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
% e,sse,oa,so.

\ ono,s o9clightful celebration OF
Armisticc 6)ao was given at Gas
Diana az phe Ylantation home oil
,hc qIutchnsens, where abundance
is seen on overy hand and prosper
i9v. Hutchinson &ros. e,atrlotlcall>
celebrated tlo' day 9y aTo onvlta-
ton TO their employees to take oi'n-
ncr at Casplana.
Theg racious hostess. Wrs. duS-
Crimson and her daughter. Shss
Margaret Hutchinson give cordla
welcome. & hlg i0oIh'iful 0en'I
| all
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
Wolio oGslop~c, MO.

60e following handsomely Oh
eooSod cords hove been ree"I\9'd:
"sQr pnt9 Rrs. GlIIam sddlsof
0ser9es dn0nuece oic onDrrago COY
their eioueHeco DulIo 90 NJ. o'le'd'
Uaocelti,oe WiQse,q,. ooe 81 ctdlsesdao
No,veeDIoao oiec 0wo'Qfoh, olIneoc"9
bpadre9 unG olop.eeree. saDfoOe9'9tt t
2oeleiana
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
&li.i;lo.

S9rs. 9. b. Nurff entcrt DineN Wee
nesday for her daughter, Mrs. An
drew Jackson Murff. Jr al an al
ternoon tea. The spacious recep-
ton rooms were lavishly adorned
with autumn flowers. 3 throng OF
guests came and went from 90
8 O'Clock.
q trio of lovely girls poured tea
Misses Claudia sentell. Helen GRAY
and Margarr! Schroeder. At the
punch table was another charming
trio of lovely girls Misses clara
Rogers. Beth and Clara Gayle
Little maidens = Helen vatzko
and Elizabeth &ohler-fair and
sweet. in dainty frocks and pink
ribbons. received the guests cards
The gracious hostess wore an ele-
CANT gown of black lace and jettet
oct over blue satin, corsage bouquet
of Columbia roses. Her daughter
Mrs. q. ,. Murff. 9r.. core gown OF
! white satin and carried an Srn
| bouquet Of Columbia roses.
+ The tea was very enjoyable ant
| brilliant affair. and brought eogc
ther ehreveN0rt's lovely 0omen II
one Of the nosi hospoable ael'o s0c
lieetfuS homes in enc cts
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16

The Caucasian has been author
lied to announce that P. P. Keith is
a candidate for reelection for Rep
resentative Of Caddo Parish in the
next General Assembly of Loulsi-
ana, subject to the action Of the
Democratic primary which is to be
held in January 1920.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16

The Caucasian has been author
lied 10 announce that w. Scott Will
kinson is a candidate for Represent
atise Of Caddo Parish in the next
General Assembly of the State of
Louisiana, subject to the action o6
the Democratic primary, which is
10 be held in January, 1920.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16

The Caucasian has been author
lied to announce that w. M. Phillips
is candidate for Representative Of
Gaddo Parish in the next General
Assembly of the State of Louisiana,
subject to the action OF the Demo-
cratic primary which is to be held
in January, 1920.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16

The Caucasian has been author
ized TO announce that J. L. Tanner
Is a candidate for Representative OF
Caddo Parish, in the next General
Assembly Of the State of Louisiana,
subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic primary, which is to be hell
in January, 1920.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
Ans.paafl Como rnQ.

Tnsoe1l of the regul1r sefNw we dOt
lhe Grst Mcthodiss e,hurcN Qh'S
evening. % sacred concert VIII be
given tsv Che eh,ojr, Rr. o'owl"f
Qntor in charge. Siss Eeasley
who STUDIED she past summer III
Dew kork i'll the Noted o.ullmon
schoog. will Ioc ae the organ.
1he public is cordially invited %
att@nd. vhe eoncel@ &ll Negln
promptly at o;3o O'Clock.
Co. Sexton. Qhe 0ast'or o. a'tend-
ing Qho Goofcrencc in &uSton, Oh
there &ilI o. Wo l@t6lcr service.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
Sugar snd Nolassss

SUGAR-Scarce, i5hc.
MOLASSES-.p gal: Choice 95c,
prime 90c; common Sc; pure sugar
house $i.i0.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
Dairy Products.

RUTTER--Gountry good to choice
soc; fancy creamery CSC; one-pound
bricks Csc.
f'HEESE--Per ID 37hc.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
ruiovc ans~a.sspeas~nQ.

Rrs. Abbe RarSton slc2c&lsnd
announces Qhe lNarri@ge @i scr
daughter. Rati!de. 60 o.. 'SenrS
Raymond Hogaboom. OIL e'rldas. She
18th @f @ovember. 81 Gerk"'ee
Califol niD.
Qt homie offer the 2sst oos 90
W,eccmbcr. 1860 O.ucId Dvenu@.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
1io,.e a.,A Mea2

FlOUR-High patent 1898: seee
mi patent Sil.s5, straight $1,000
hEAL-standarde 6bS $50; SreaA
iueal. bbl 1925.
GRITS-per bbl $3.50
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
FeedStuffO.

CORN-per hushel S2.25.
CHOPS-Per sack 1915.
BRAN-per sack $3.50.
SHORTS-per sack S3.2o.
HAY-per ton: Arkansas 5000
timothy hay $1,000; Mexican alfalfa
s3a. 90: native alfalfa $1,000.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
pevsOna0.

Mrs Willard Holcomh of 0iolum-
bus. Hiss. has joined Mr.. Holcomh
in Shreveport for the winter. o.
Cir. Holcomb's oil interests %ilI
keep him here several @aonths.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16

An ssent sf such significance %
eho arnis'iCe sos ta0et &Vspq o6eTl :
al pey oeIebrotoo'
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
Coffee.

COFFEE lb. fair soc. med
ium 20: better grade 34e.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
SICK STOCK

BOOK on treatment OF Horses, Cows,
Sheep, Dogs and other animals, sent
rec. Humphrey Homeopathic Vet
Urinary Medicines, 1sS William ST., NJ. Y.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
1si0 s;q0eVs G,ooleviNuev.

l'ndcr the leadership Of the Ole
voted friends Of tho training school
for girls Mrs. Nathan McNcrs. Vhe
9sig te1ers. Aavc Wadc substan-
tla9 contributions for Qhe comfort
of the girlS-37 now enrolled. Gle
amount in @loney raised by the
Gig Sisters is $4,000. which does
not include the coin shower on
Wednesday. Rany 0reded things
hv this generosity will be added Il
the comfort Of the young girls.
Che subscriptions making up tho
sum above named $i35. were as
follows: G'iftv dollars each iron
0. o.. McI@de Of McDade station
Mr.. and Mrs. o.. 3. e'rost: 1ntonl'
Curtis. OF Curtis. Ga: e25 each from
Allen Nendall. O.. o. Nhiied OH
Neorne cory Goods Go, Ohlgpen 4
ReroYd 90. tEckinsoO, Mrs. Wars
o. Seffries, s. D. ieicke. o.. N. Ran
oolph. GairH Co. 0. o.. 0oste0: 81
oaclo 0roIO Gooth Gurniiuro eio- U
o Wursshauglo. u. Go Oovos. 50 6S'o'e
slol Soraies.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
PROVISION MARKER.
Carefully 0esiseS 00e
Corrected.
COrFecte4.
Mog 1roducoa

MEAI-Dry salt oibe s3eses SrJ
salt plates 23c.
HAMS-per 4b 36c.
. NARIs-PeS lb.e 0iGrcQ eOm0ODGa 9
27hc: Uure lard 33c.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16

When you want better job work,
send it to the Caucasian.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
eeIsu Mev'eisl0.

Ohe @-omen's MIssioo SocoeVs o't
tho Sees sIemorol Nethosls9 churcla
vils 6lavo aa opep oneefins SUNDAY
oeht. o:30 o'clock. y special pro
grnm is Aeielg orrangeS. and 1t IS
0opfs 90 mako che otcesiNs . WHY
aWDko Off0ir.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-03-29
HE SAW BROCK DO
THE K. 0. TO MARS

Chicago with its wind st. Louis with
its Yelled Prophets, Kansas City with
it's Priests of Pallas, New Orleans with
its Mard Gras and Hot Springs, Ark.
with its bubbling springs and running
brooks are all good enough in their way
but Great Falls. with its Big Stack and
Welcome Sign at the foot of the avenue
suits George w. Hagcnson better than
any place he saw between the time he
left here on January /, and his return
on Thursday, according to statement
he made yesterday. Mr.. Hagenson was
accompanied to Chicago by Mrs. Hagen
son who went there to visit with re-
latives for several weeks. Going south
from there. George saw races at
Memphis, New Orleans and other points.
He saw some good boxing matches. in
cluding the one between Brock and Mars
which went Is rounds to knockout by
Brock He also saw the famous bangtail.
Eternal, owned by Major Ross of
Canada. in pretty burst of speed.
Some of the best races witnessed were
at Hot Springs. Mr.. Hagenson says
there are some places where hog and
hominy" beat the porterhouse smothered
in Bermudas most any other place in
the world. and one of those places is
Great Falls.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-03-29
CHURCH LEAGUE
GAMES TONIGHT
Fast Basketball Scheduled on
Y.M.C.A. Gym Floor
This Evening.

Three fast games are scheduled to be
played on the Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium
floor tonight when teams of the Church
Basketball league will oppose each other
Contests commence at 7:15. s and S:iJ
o'clock, the general public being cordially
invited to attend. There is no admission
fee.
The games this evening are not ex-
Iected to change the positions of the va
rious teams in the percentage column.
The Christians will meet the Presbyte-
rian As. This game promises to be the
snappiest of the evening" as the quints
are fairly well matched. However. nei-
ther team is one of the first two posi-
tions, and both the Baptists ard Metho-
dist AS should have easy victories to-
night. The Baptists play the PRESBYTERIAN
BIS and the Methodist As play the Meth
odist Bs. The Methodist As still lead
the percentage column by one game. the
Methodist Bs being the tail-end aggrega
ton. and the Baptists being in second
place.
The addition of Watson and Holkesvig,
the latter star center of the Great Falls
High School five. has materially
strengthened the Methodist As and has
made them unusually strong bidders for
the league championship. The Baptists
continue maintaining their splendid team
work, and this s responsible for their
good showing to date.
large crowd of fans is expected to
witness the games tonight.