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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10

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tImef fsss yrurarf time. worry am
money! Itavt your iUrks closet rnd in.
come tAa reports pftpAt,d ~ qualified nee
tuunfnnts.
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the barrier trade. maisd ffrc Sch"Hi,i
systfm cf barber colleges roc v Dalh
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10

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WANTED Men ana ladies 20 learn tprbef
trade, special low Wln'r. InHi'lNNH
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10

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Ilr beet N frisfrnrss ~ uanhst bfanrh
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-10

fiHHr CLASS riliIrsfy makers vRrtsi
hIshfst saErs Ian lf' " I.iusHl.
Frames n. hstIton Iiti SHOP
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ONE mabussr, suit dmIns roam furniture
wiuou ruEs. o'hsf Household slHd,
AlauIN u"fl
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NANrEu-i iirtsruBn std trrrs room
and other uu nill mor. da1 ~Vrs H1l
tsp weeks run yct White ulru utl).
wheeler County Cotton ull Co, shan
rock. TesHs
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COUNTY DrsrRisuroas
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cEpTuIEp ruULl' ACCOUNTANT
Audus Systems, Get As,ouruuE.
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N0, NvFD--At once. nrsisciRss msrk,r
and assottst. 80 per week. five nnl
sns hRn DAYS zach week. Cooks Laundry.
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NOTICES

MtNONN mills snlrsnisn hiss an attractive
line " hnAs unhsresaT spfins and suu.
met Ihlhs Maple t9pt 0f SApls lisl.
Luke Gutfnu
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NOTITN
iTt,IlI Cf Nss
SOLICITORS

rcnsra paid This ias I've prop N'"n 70
thcso who have .nAg and vim o. 90 uhrsn.
Go9d chances far 'uiuts HaUf1ren'rt
Either call 80 person ~ mbka njpl alton
to ths Circulation MANAGE Oklahoma
Yar,icr-Siockman. OklahomAn IIIg, OK
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py msn ons year ,..ssststt .sL.',ts' " "
Nv mail orc year. with The h'N"N' ..
OkIAHDhAN sstsssstH. FtsfHf. ....' " "
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copy or aNe'a,.,,. ,,,y
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-03-18
Col. c. j. G. Puckette.

! Quite a few of the older Match
itochians who REGAL! Col. Charles
J. {. Puckette will learn with re-
greet of his death at his home in
Waco recently. The Colonel was
one Of the few remaining pioneers
in the ranks Of southern journalism
and for many year welded a
trenchant pen in Natchitoches, tax
ing an active part ia Louisiana's
politics during and after the Re-
construction period. Later he
was on the editorial staff Of the
Times Democrat and from there
Went to Washington where after
twenty years service in the Gov
eminent Printing office he, moved
to Waco where he was connected
with newspaper work until about
seven or eight years ago when his
health failed and he has been a
confirmed invalid confined to bed
until death released him few
weeks ago and during all this time
his daughter Miss Clara was in
faithful attendance upon her dis
5inguished father. The Colonel
was nearing his Goth year.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-03-18

About forty members and a
large number of guests enjoyed
an unusually good meeting on
Monday night, which had been
postponed from the week before
owing to the inclement weather.
Suffrage colors were everywhere
in evidence the decorations being
quite elaborate on pillars, win
dows, chandeliers and piano while
great vases and baskets full of
ionquils, daffodils, snowdrops and
hyacinths lent their lovely fra
GRANGE.
After the reading of the min
utes the membership list was dis
cussed, the election of delegates
to attend the district federation
meeting in Alexandria Tuesday
and the president empowered to
appoint a representative to attend
"a meeting of the State Board in
New Orleans to plan for work be-
sre the General Assembly, the
csir was turned to Mrs. c.
VPorter leader of the evening.
Ne program was given as pub
llsha last week, participated in
by Kisses Perkins. Dorman,
Brand Hall, Newell, Mr.. Allie
mand, RS. H. Sprowl and Mrs.
HoraceVughes sang very sweet
ly.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-03-18
NOTICE

At the regular monthly meeting of
the Natchitoches Chapter Uni d
Daughters of the Confederacy held on
Tuesday afternoon a resolution was
passed authorizing the sale of the Liber-
ty Bonds (Sl50.00) which the chapter
owns, the money to be used to pur-
chase set of Southern Literature"
and other books to form the nucleus of
a memorial library for the city of Nat
chitoches. The library will be men,
orial to our boys who served in the
World War. All citizens are asked to
help the library to grow by contribu-
ting standard books and modern maya
zines. While all contributions will be
greatly appreciated, stories of the war
between the states, historical sketches,
"reminiscences, stories, etc, will be of
inestimable value.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-03-18
Mr.Leon rujaque

After loneyweeks of suffering,
Mr.. Leon Teque died at the
Schnmpert Sanarium in Shreve-
port on Saturds morning, the
remains were bright home that
night and interre' in the family
burial plot in the ltbolic ceme-
terry, Sunday morniy at 1880
in the presence of my sympa-
thetic friends.
Though born on forei& shores,
Mr.. Tujaque came to Atchito-
ches many years ago, wire he
lived the years of his busy,Nseful
life. and, tho quiet and retinp.
he was of a kind charitable nsre
and proved himself . trien6i in
need To many . psssop Itaek.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-03-18

About the only modern means
OF transportation that the enum
orators have not used in taking
the years census. is the subma-
rine, as airplane, automobiles.
snowshoes. canoes, row and sail
boats, horses and mules have been
reQuisitioned for the purpose.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-03-18
Episcopal Church

Services are held the first and
third Sundays in the month.
Lenten Service. Friday, March
10Th, at four.
Services Sunday, March 21st.
Early Celebration of the Holy
Communion nc 1870.
Morning Prayer and Sermon at
eleven.
The public is cordially invited
to attend the services of this church
HENRY NJ. GREEN, Pastor.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-03-18

ing under a heavy burden, and his
deeds of charity were many.
He leaves widow and three
daughters and several grand child
ren, WHO have been sorely tried
Of late, this being the third death
in the immediate family within
a few weeks. first that of his SON.
in-law, Mr. Roy Schuman, the
grandchlld and last, Mr. Tujaque.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-03-18

Mrs. w. ID. Shaeifer and child
ren are enjoying few days with
relatives in Shreveport.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-03-18

Messrs. Duncan Buie, w. F.
Cooper, Fl. j. Bair, J. D. Fauntle-
roy, Rhodes and Bonner. all State
Highway officials made an official
tour over the Jefferson Highway
being built in this parish, last
week.
Mrs. K. S. Harmanson, after a
weeks visit to relatives, left with
her son Monday evening for Mem
phls to join her husband, who has
recently been appointed travelling
auditor of the Union Cotton Oil
Company.
Miss Charlotte Dreyfous and
Mr.. Joe Levy were called to the
Base Hospital at Beauregarde,
Wednesday night, to the bedside
Of Mr.. K. A. Levy. who was
operated on Thursday morning
aud they were both home by Tues
day night, leaving him convalesc-
ing most comfortably.
Mr.. A. J. Ridley, who has been
spending the past few weeks in
Baton Rouge Oh business connect i
ed with a local enterprise, came !
up Monday, accompanied by Mr..
Dud!y Webre, representative of
the Standard Oil Co., to look into
conditions for the launching of a
gas company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Burkhalder,
Of Shreveport, who were in faith
ful attendance upon their father,
Mr.. Leon Tujaque, during his
illness at the Schumpert, accom-
panied the remains home Satur-
lay night. Mr.. Burkhalder re-
turned to his duties on Monday.
out his wife remained with her
mother for a longer visit.
The Enterprise extends sympa-
by to Mr.. g. q. Sompayrac and .
amlly, Of Clarence, who were :
ecently bereaved by the death OF I
he wife and mother, after short
illness. Besides husband and
leyen sons and daughters, among a
'hom is Mrs. B. B. Bre azeale, "
f East Natchitoches, an aged q
1other nearing the century mile p
tone, six sisters and one brother
esides many other relatives sur
i've.
LOST-Gold Graduation Signet Ring
it'll HBC 1918 engraved outside, and tf
SC 1918 engraved inside. Liberal re- =
ard will be paid to the finder if same !
returned to the Enterprise. pr
The Home Service Department ~ =,
the Red Cross continues to rem .,
sr yeoman service, not only along a
few, but many lines and its ac- CT
yities increase as the Peace pro- OF
ram expands. Looking after the !"
elk and their needs are among its =;
lties, and not only the last hours, ii
ut long weeks were frightened g,
Y the the tender ministratlon and DC
lbstantial aid rendered two out ie
town invalids who recently
ed.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-03-18

If in need of seasonings for
soup, fish, meats or cooking of any
kind you can get the freshest
Spring onions. parsley, thyme
etc., from Mir. JOAN Noonan.
Sibi-y Street, between Fourth and
Fifth.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-03-18
The Enterprise
WEEKLY
THURSDAY, MAR. Is, 1920

23rd, warm and cloudy. On 24tf
storm will form over the Middle
West and move eastward: 18th.
cloudy followed by rain.
Mrs. w. ID. Shaeffer and child
ren are enjoying a few days with
relatives in Shreveport.
Mr.. Harold Smith left for
Shreveport last week to accept a
position with an electrical COM
pany.
Mrs. j. S. Stephens has been
spending the past few weeks in
New Orleans.
Mr.. A. +. Cloutier and daugh-
tiers. of Bermuda, were among the
visitors Friday.
Mr.. W. ID. Shaetfer has return
ed from a business visit to CaId-
well parish.
Mrs. Cora Sanderson, of Shreye-
port, is spending some time with
her sister, Mrs. E. o. Payne.
Don't wait until the day before Eas-
ter to buy your new dress suit or waist |
In our large assortment of all three
you will find what you want.
-LIEBER's
Mr.. John Abraham, of Cloutier-
vile, was business visitor, Satur-
day.
Miss Gladys Breazaale left Mon
day for New Orleans where she is
spending the week.
...r j. III. Peterman, of Alex
anuiia. was business visitor,
Saln,'ay. {
Mr.. Joseph DeVarga has re-
turned from visit of some length
to South La.
Mr.. w. H. Mullen, of New {
York, was the guest of Miss Lily ,
Ticker last week.
Mr.. E. G. Pruhomme and son, :,
Reginald, were among Mondays S
visitors. "
i:
Anew shipment of dresses has just
been received at
Nr. Edgar Levy is in New d
Orleans this week attending a a
druggists convention. Il
Miss Amelie Cloutier of Campti :
was the guest of MIR. and Mrs.
Tom Prudhomme Tuesday. !,
Messrs. r. w. Ayers, of St. b
Louis, and J. Block, of Memphis, S
were visitors to Natchitoches last 0
week. d
Mr.. Ernest Hertzog of St.
Louis spent the week end here
with his sister Mrs. Alice De-
BIieux and family.
Mrs. X. l., Childs and baby {
have returned I'd Shreveport after a
a couple of weeks visit to Mr.. y
and Mrs. L. L. Weaver. p
Messrs. Levin am Walter Nc
Cook of Shreveport Md James of Il
Arlington enjoyed q family re- =
union Sunday. .
DR.. and Mrs. J. G. ARMSTRONG !
Of Sodus spent a few days with q 9,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelly this
week. u
Just arrived-a complete lin of I,
Spring Suits at II
-LrEBER's q.
Mr.. Kreeger, of the NatchitoN a
ches Motor Co., was called TO Ne A
braska during the week by the
serious illness of his mother.
Mrs. T. P. Chaplin returned
from Shreveport Sunday night.
leaving her daughter. Miss 1nez,
with friends to grow a little
stronger before coming home.
.lndoe w. T. Cunningham mo-
tored to Coushatta with court
s,enographer, A. II. O'Quin, dur
ing the week, for short term of
district court.
Mr.. W. Williams, OF Colfax,
snent the beginning of the week
here with his brothers. Mr.. }. II.
and Or. w. 7. Williams and
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-03-18
VALENTINE SALAD"

* tablespoonful lemon juice, 4 tab
lespoons olive oil, large green pepper,
2 canned pimentas, u teaspoon paprl-
ka, ! teaspoon salt, a teaspoon sugar.
Wash the green pepper. remove
seeds and stem, then cut fine. Mix the
dressing well and thicken with pepper
saving the pimenta until the last. A
little chopped onion is good addition,
and improves the dressing. Have the
hearts of lettuce clean ard crisp and
serve with this dressing poured over it:
adding the pimentas out in small
hearts with Cookie cutter"
This salad is especially attractive
and the dressing is different.
GCme. Rambeau
COOKIE CUTTERS
We have cookie cutters in a variety
of shapes including the heart shape
mentioned in the above recipe. They
will assist in preparing numerous dain-
ty cookies, salad etc.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-12
MORE LIQUOR
 AT GREENWICH

TWO seizures of liquor took place in Greerw1ch yesterday. The first party caught was composed of Walter "nnsch, Providence, R. l., and -Mal-- coim Pease of 193 East avenue. Paw tucket Wunsch was driving an At teroury truck loaded with 100 cases ana 1T hye-gaHon cans of whiskey. The nlen were brought to this city 5v # Prohibition Officers welch and Gam tlihap. Their cases will be heard be- lore IT. S. Commissioner Hugh J. Law cry Late this afternoon.
 Yesferday afternoon a Packard car In Whlch Joseph Chener of 936 Grand street, New Haven, and Morris Sen luck of 709 Washington avenue. New Haven were riding was seized on the oufslarts of Greenwich. The Prohiti- uon officers found that the men were transporting two five-gallon cans of inoonsh1ne in the car. The New Ha- ven men were also brought to the city and VIII appear at the U s. Commis- S1onefS ofhce on August 90,
 Both the Providence men and tbe New Haven men are held under $500 bonds
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-12
.R0LLEYS STILL IN
 LEAD
Comments of the Voters Show That the Adher- ents of Both Sides Are Very Decided in Their Opinions.

The trol1eys made a big gain on the jitneys in the Times preference contest today. When the votes were counted the trolleys had 158 votes and the jitneys only 91. The remarks are still of the character that show there is a great deal of feeling on both sides.
 Come on in! Everybody is inter ested in knowing just what the peo- pie of Bridgeport think about the transportation system.
 Here are today's comments:
 In favor of the trolleys:
 "If some of the bored society peo- pie want a real new thrill let them take a ride in jitney."
 "Rid our city of that dirty band of jitney drivers who use their buses as a bed room at night and a. bus by day"
 Am using shanks mare since the trol1eys stopped and I am foot-sore and weary"
 .Trolleys for mine. Jitneysaare not safe to ride in-"
 Cleaner and safer- Put the troll 1eys back"
 "If a jitney ride is worth Sc, a tro1- ley ride is worth 10c-
 By all means. Did you ever ride through Greens Farms in a jitney? ] have once and thought my time was limited. Give us trolleys quick"
 "Jitney service to Fairfield very poor during rush hours. Had sea. once in two weeks"
 There was a bus turned into the traffic department for having bed bugs in it."
 ''I have long walk every day but I had rather walk than ride in the jitneys.'
 ''Jitneys are not fit to ride in, un- safe and dangerous
 ''I suggest that better tits have names or numbers on the front, sc that one can tell those fit to ride in same as the Roller Coasters
 With cent fare Keep the dirty jitneys off the streets"
 "Repairs cannot be made as quick ly, therefore loss of time"
 Filth isn't a strong enough word to use in describing the conditions or buses"
 'Trolleys or nothing"
 "Jitneys here are nothing but filthy, unsanitary hulks. Should be put off the streets
 '|Why is it the mayor is 50 keer for the .jitneys."
 t'Unreliable.''
 ''I am glad one paper sticks up fo, the !trolleys.'
 Known in police circles that jit neys have been used for immoral pur- poses-ask them"
 ''Do all you can to give us back the tro1leyS-"
 Give us back the tro1leys. Le our city fathers wake up and have those dissfpated articles taken off tn, streets"
 Mayor Wilson showed great slack ness in allowing the jitneys to remain on the streets"
 Respectable people do not care fol Continued on Page Three.)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-12
First Arrest
 By IhePolice InOyerloadi11g

The first arrest made by the local police in thls city for overcrowding of jitney buses was made this morn ing when Martin Van Orden of 33 Oak street, Milford, was taken into custody by Officer Booth. Van Or den was operating his bus on the and was arrested shortly after o'clock this morning. At the time of his arrest he had 5s passengers in the bus He will be arraigned in the City Court tomorrow morning and charged with violation of the state auto law.
 Two other arrests were made this morning for violation of the state auto laws. James Weary of 9s Arch tsreet, was arrested by Officer Supon- ski and is being held for the Fair field authorizes He was driving q truck for the Metropolitan Truck & which was overloaded and which was alleged to be damaging the public highway. When arrested he had no certificate of registration that is issued by the Secretary of State regarding the capacity of trucks. The charge against Neary dates back to a couple of months ago when he was fined in the Fairfield Town Court, hut never paid the fine imposed.
 Thomas T. Poole of s42 Pembroke street, was arrested at g o'clock this morning for operating a jitney with out a license and will be arraigned in the City Court tomorrow morning Officer Booth made the arrest.