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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-06
ADDITIONAL PERSONALS
CONTINUED from page four)

Ernest Wisebaum has disposed of
his farm in Brunswick and will come
to Medina, where he has purchased a
home.
Ex-sheriff r. L. Gehman and Geo.
Simmerman, with their wives, enjoyed
motor trip to Elsie and Pompei,
Mich, last week. Geo. carried his
fishing tackle. and now for the big
catch tales.
Mrs. Norman Clark and son Duane
are spending the week with Mr.. Clark
in Akron. All will visit over the
weekend with Mrs. E. B. Fluent Of
Cleveland.
Mrs. j. Lentz and daughter Eliza
beth, will leave Sunday for a visit
with friends in New York state.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-06
NOTED FAMILY TO REUNE

The sixteenth annual reunion of the
Wolcott family will be held at Hotel
Astor, New York City, August 10, H.,
and IL. All descendants of Henry
Wolcott, a founder of Windsor
Conn.,, in 1886, and all others of VOL
colt descent are cordially invited. The
officers of the society are Judson E..
Wolcott, Cleveland, president; Mary
Wolcott Green, Englewood, Fla, sec
retary and treasurer; Chandler VOL
colt, Rochester, N. Y, historian.
Those wishing hotel reservations wire
Edmund Wolcott, AL Pearl street, N.
Y. City.
Miss Winifred Wolcott of Medina
is member of this well known fam
-ilY.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-06

Davey's voting record in Congress stands unchal-
lenged.
His efforts to the larger interests of the dis
trict have won the hearty commendation Of all ac- i
quainted with the facts.
The quality and volume of personal service which
he has rendered to individuals who needed help has
earned the gratitude Of thousands of people all the
district
He is entitled to his first denomination without op-
position in his party according to all political
ethics.
The loyalty Of the Democrats Of this district, and
their eminent sense of fair play will renomnate Davey
by an overwhelming and unmistakable majority.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-08-06

he Warner Ken1Ineter Co
The Quality Store
August Clearance Sale
Perhaps you have noticed that the War
ner-Hemmeter store keeps growing in the
confidence of everyone who has occasion to
visit it.
People come here to look and buy and
they find such desirable merchandise that
their words of conmendation to friends
are veritable advertisements for our store.
Just at this time you will find more than the
usual array of interesting offerings for
our AUGUST CLEARANCE SALE pre-
sents the following bids for your favor:
WOMEN'S TAILORED SUITS-We have marked the remain
ing have special prices buy and be ready
popular fabrics you need eryeabls suit that
DaTgans-One
s'%rB %4G1ST a $f45Ia GIE2RSSeE se5s PRICE ID to - off
WOMENS COATS-Medium weight-just right and
early aHGTsT a TsefAfs EARASe& sef3ef fRcr rs off
CHILDREN'S COASTAL have left at
WOMEN's DRESS SKIRTs-We have arranged
4Rs ny itziE tsa and sss
WOOL DRESSES-Of beautiful quality of fine wool Jersey
ksGESA's Of the
SILK GOWNS Satin, taffeta georgetteo the best linens
5SS ST
many left, for you bargain
GEORGETTE BLOUSEs-Some extra numbers that were $875
4SsTs% i? s!y;SH eGEARANcE cGT PRICE
BdoUsEs-of georgette fancy silks and san formerly $3.50
4 $asE TE$s ,,.
SSHEG ERcn ..s and .,e.nse that :ss
'fp9 AUGUST s1jSS { cfE&RANcE ffy1 PRICE sls5
SHIRT WAIsT-One table of kinds trifle
OTHER BGoUsEs-So included the above
SgS%$T S;S%SE c4E4RANcE IL = @ PRICE ~ - ,, - , off
'A;S @sFrsi5 2SE5ss;S PRICE Is Of
''s55 sEs'siES yard wide
~s
18th IN s5g PLAIN taas and
GeusE f5s RsZ sXG 1ST rRcE Fl future needs IS off
FIGURED VOILE-Of esquisite designs coorngseyery
piece will beautiful gown you select the correct ye
AUGUST CLEARANCE PRICE 69c
FIGURED VOILES-Double fd-good range Of colors and
designs. Formerly priced at 60c to 75c-now at 12
i AUGUST CLEARANCE PRICE ACC
OTHER VOILES-Your choice we have in stock at
AUGUST CLEARANCE PRICE is off
REMNANTS
Short lengths of Calico percae medium wooen goods silks
curtain materials, etc, all at -
AUGUST CLEARANCE PRICE f Ia to 10 off
BOOST" cHAUTAUQUA ORCHESTRA CONCERT
THURSDAY 3 F. M IN PARK 81
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-11
SPANIEL VIII be
Heard Monday in
Trial for Murder

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heHa Ns morning Testimony o. the
clfoet fnnf SHnnell wnH newer 'n
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New-York tribune., 1920-09-05

FyRaT Run PHOTO PLAYS, BILL
CHANGES DAILY, STAGE SUR
PA1SES EVERY NIGHT, PERFORM
ASCEB CONT. 2 To S T.. NJ, 7 TO ii
r. M. NO RESEKSED SEATS.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05

EDDIE LEONARD O. CO., 4 MARX
BROS, MARGARET YOUNG. MOR-
RIS e. CAMPBELL, JESSIE BROWN
& EDDIE WESTON. KEEGAN a. ED
WARDS. EDDIE BORDEN q CO.,
TCSCANO BROS., MARTIN g.
MOORE. TOPICS OF THE DAY.
JEFFERSON NEWS PICTORIAL.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05

IN COURSE OP CONSTRUCTION
WILL OPEN sN OCTOBER. WITH
KEITH VAUDEVILLE AND FIRST
HGN PHOTO PE.AYs.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-05

MAGNIFICENT NEW HOUSE. SEAT.
ING $500, wILE. OPEN ON SEPT.
20. WITH KEITH VAUDEVILLE
AND FTRHT RUS PHOTO PLAYS.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-09-23

cne-third or more of the property ia,
payers qualified to vote in said ward ir
the election herein prayed for unde,
the constitution and laws of the State
OF Loulsisna. We respectfully ask anC
petition your Hon. Body to order a
specla! election in and Cor The said
ward nv i5) Of Natchitoches Parish
state OF Louisiana, eligible and quail
tled to vote in such snocial election
uhaer the constitution anG laws of sai.:
parish and state: The question and
proposition OF levying and asse.3inp
and collecting annually for period Of
nve years, commencing and inciudiup
the years 1921 1922 -1923-l92l and 1925,
special five mill tax upon all the tax,
able property situated in said ward
/ five (5) subject to state and parish
taxation for the purpose of building
and constructing, repairing and main
tanning all public roads and bridges
less the Jefferson Highway Road. that
poriion which runs through ward :.
nat said election be ordered and held
under The provision Of Article (2gD of
the constitution of Of the State of
i-cuiSlana, amendatory thereof and re-
latlng thereto. after all formalties
necessary in the premises has been
fully complied with. for which we Drav.
And in the event the levy Is made
created and collected by a note of the
property tax payers of said ward 5)
parish Of Natchitoches. La, we ask
that all special tax together with all
other ROAD tax, including maintaining
roaus and bridges in said ward ) Nat
chltoches parish be revoked and non
collectable. Respectfully submitted
by the undersigned tax payers of the
fifth ward of the parish Of Natchito-
ches, State of Louisiana
Carried unanimously
BY Mr.. Knott, seconded by Mr.. Fri.d-
man.
Be it ordained by the Police jury of
the parish of Natchitoches, La.
Sec, l. That in accordance with ~
tition of citizens of Ward 5, of the
parish of Natchitoches La. an election
is hereby ordered to be held in War.i ;
on Saturday the 9th day of Oct. 1920
for the purpose of taking the sense Of
the property tax payers of ward as
to whether or not a special tax of five
mills on the dollar be imposed for a
period of 5 years beginning with The
year 1921 and ending with and includ
ing the year 1925 upon all property ;a,;
payers qualified to vote at such cleo
Lion under the law the following pre-
position.
To levy special 5 mill OF the dollar
on all assessah!e property in said ward
} Of the parish of \atchitoches. Said
tax to be run fer period of five ears
beginning with the year 1921 and end
ng, with and including the year 1925,
and to be devoted to the construction
,n' maintenance of reads and bridges
n ward >, less the Jefferson Highway
'oad that runs through ward 5.
Sec. 2. That the Secretary of the !
jolice jury of the parish of Natchito- /
:hes is hereby instructed to have pre- i
Jared for use at the said special cleo |
lon sufficient number of ballots on !
ZACH of which shall be printed the pro- |
position set forth in section | of this +,
ordinance in the following form:
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-09-23
BIG DOUBLE CIRCUS
COMING THIS MAJ
T. ncrr'ing Bros. aad Barnum 6. Bale,
''pmtned ;. "nnince Exhibitions
At Early Date

This locality has entertained many
circuSes but never anything to COM
pare with the gigantic double shows
billed as Ringing Brothers and Barnum
& Bailey Combined which will exhibit
afternoon and night at
SHREVEPORT, MONDAY, OCT.
The merging OF these mammoth in
stitutions in one circus of colossal size,
constitutes tn. amusement surprise of
the century. %o' hing TO approach ;h;s
gigantic, new cii rs has ever DeiUrc
toured America. X has been !ormcu
by merging the pi> X and cream of all
that was bigg st an best in the two
famous shows. It would be folly to
attempt to erumeraLe its many won
dcrs. Some idea OF the enormous scale
upon which features are presented
may be had ,FDen it is stated that q
quarter of a million pounds of elephants
take part in single act. In other
words-six times as many of the big
cared giants than have ever before
been seen in one main.tent exhibition.
All else to be seen is in proportion.
The arenic stars embrace all tn.
worlds foremost circus performers.
There. are three hours OF novelties anU
big sensational acts. The menagerie
is far and away the most colossal ever
travelled. For instance a herd O1
eight giraffes are exhibited in plac. of
the two or three shown IN the past.
The great tournament which opens the
main-tent program is the most mag
nifcent thing i'll pagentry yet produced
in America. Hundreds upon hundreds
of gorgeously cOstumed characters an1
beautiful horses take part in it. The
morning street parade is the longest
and most brilliant ever given anywhere
and offers something entirely new and
novel in professional display. 1t is q
double. circus that battles
description.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-09-23
Club Organization

TIE week of October 40 will IL
known as Boys and Girls Club orga-
pization and enrolment week in Match.
itoches Parish. The county agent and
home demonstration agent, acc ompa.
MED by a number of the State Exten-
sion force, will perfect organized Boys
and Girls Agricultural Clubs in the
various communities of the parish.
koys and girls who mean business will
be asked to join the clubs by taking up
one or two phases OF club work being
done in Louisiana. The phases offered
Include Corn ClaD, Fig Club. Cotton
E!ubs Poultry Club, DAIRY. Club, Gar:
.iea Club, Daley Calf Club. Sweet Po.
tato Club, Sheep Club. Bee Club, and
Orchard Club work.
When as many as ten boys and girls
in community decide to take up club
work they select their own officers and
are presented with charter from the
Junior Extension Department OF the
louisiana State University.
The objects of these clubs are:
l. To teach the boys the funda.
mental principles of agricultural and
livestock growing.
2. To teach the girls the funda.
mental principles Of memaklng. in.
cluding gardening, poultry raising ard
dairy work, and the conversation and
Utilization of the products from these
activities.
3. To teach the advantages of or9a.
nization and cooperation in production,
marketing and in recreation.
4. To teach the rules of parliament
ary practice. the methods of organizing |
and conducting meetings ~
S. To build up the community and
make it the best place in which to live.
Our farm boys and girls cannot be
expected to remain on the farm unless
farm life is made profitable and pleas.
ant. Since this is strictly an agricul.
tural parish and its prosperity depends
entirely upon the prosperity OF It's
farm people, it behoovcs all our people.
whether farmers or not, to encourage
and assist these young people in their
club work.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-09-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
State Land Office

Baton Rouge, La, Sept. 10th. 1920.
Notice is hereby given, That Mrs.
W. G. Martin, widow of W. C. Martin,
of Goldonna, Louisiana, who on Feb
ruary 18th, 1914. made homestead
entry, No. 1906, for North Half Of
Southeast Quarter, Southwest Quarter
Of Southeast Quarter and Southeast
Quarter of Northeast Quarter (NL of
SEA. SW4 of SEA and SEA of
NE4). Section 20, Township II N,
Range S w, Louisiana Meridian. has
filed notice of intention TO make final
proof. to establish claim to the land
above described, uefo:e Clerk of Court
at Navchitoches, Oh the 9th day of
October, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
w. NJ. Lowery, Go!donna, La.
Eliga Franka of Goldonna, La.
j. L. FrautOn CT Goldunna, La.
N. Rice of Goldonna, La.
FRED J. GRACE,
Register, State Land Ui!ice. |
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-09-23
RED CROSS NEWS.

Mr.. James Casserly, The Louis
lana Roll Call Manager for the
American Red Cross visited the
Nafchi'rchts Parish chapter to
talk over ac i've plarS for the ro:i
call with chapter off cials last
week.
Mr.. Casserly is one of the very
active leaders of the Alvin Calen-
der post of the American Legion
in New Orleans and a member Of
Louisiana State Department Leg
ION Executive Committee HnI lie
8 going to make II strong rii't
to -; t!!,r Lemon sud u! cX->.'l--
vice men strongly behind the RrG
Cross in this peace time program.
One CT HE strongcst appeals Of
the Red Cross this year to the
peo:'le Of the country IS that AL
funds other than II part Of nrm-
brrship fees remains with the
chl:lcr for its peace time actiyl-
ties acc, riding to Mr.. Casscr',y
"i'lierc will be 10 call for the na'
ional treasury to be used purely
for foreign work." he saES.
The big opportunity OF the
Red Cross now he stated, in IN
interview, is to turn its funds
aud lis personnel toward making
not only health, but harry Am
'rica.'
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-09-23

| Section 8. That the Secretary of
the Police Jury is hereby instructed TO
have prepared for use at said special
election all necessary ballot boxes,
tally sheets, list of voters, assessed
; valuation of property and complied
statements of voters in number and
amount
Section 1. That SAID election shall
be held in accordance with the laws of
the State of Louisiana and at polling
place, Natchez. of the Parish Of Match.
itoches, La; the following are appoint.
ed commissioners and clerk to serve at
said special election: Ado Miller, Z
G. Murphy and Nathan Kranson. com
missioners; Paul Rachal, clerk of said
election.
Section S In event said election is
carried the following are appointed
commissioners to serve for term of
years unless removed by ordinance
of the Police Jury. Viz: B. H. Sand
lin, H c. Prudhomme and Leon Fried.
man.
Section 6. That the President Of the
Police Jury is hereby instructed to
issue his proclamation giving notice of
this special election herein ordered and
to announce that at 10 o'clock a. n..
Monday, th. llth day of October 1920,
This police jury win meet at the court
house in the city of Natchitocles, La.
and open the ballot boxes end count
he ballots both in number and amount
and declare the result Of the election.
Yeas: Sandlin. Joyner, Airey, Knott,
Page. Dowden, Friedman and Lacaze.
Nays. None. Absent: Copellar and
Phillips. Carried } i
BY MIR. Knott, seconded by Mr.. Page:
That the following petition of ci:i-
ems of ward 5 be accepted:
o the Hon. Police Jury of Natchi-
toches Parish, Louisiana:
We, the undersigned tax payers Of
ae fifth ward of the parish of Natch-
'rhhe7, Ia. constituting and being
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-09-23

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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-09-23
TX ILLS RATS

and nice that's RAT T-SNAP, the Cd
reliable rodent destroyer. Comes in
cakes-no mixing with other food.
I our money back if it fails.
'~;3'5c size Il cake) enough for PantrY,
Kitchen, or Cellar.
Csc size e cakes) for Chicken hoGse,
coops, or small buildings.
$l.25 size Is cakes) enough for al
farm and out buildings. storage bult!
ings, or factory buildings, or factory
buildings.
Sold and guaranteed by Levy Drug
Co., and Peoples Hardware and Furni-
turc Co.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-09-23

The attention Of the menu bers
OF the U. ID. &. is called to the
meeting Tuesday evening. Sept.
cmber 2Sth, at Miss Addic Tau.
Gins office, when full attendance
is urged, as matters Of Importance
must be attended to.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-09-23
Police Jury Proceedings


Ordinance creating Road District No.
81, ward Z, of the parish of Match
itoches, La
Tho following ordinance was offered
by Mr.. Airey, seconded by Mr.. Sandlin:
',e it ordained by the Police Jury of
Natchitoches, La That road district
be and is hereby created under the
terms and conditions of Act 80 of the
Extra Session of the General Assembly
of the State of Louisiana for the year
1917, to comprise all of the territory
hereinafter set forth, the said road
district to be known as Road District
No. 81. of the parish of Natchitoches.
Be it further ordained, that the
boundaries of the said Road District
No. 81, of the parish of Natchitoches,
shall be co-existent with the tounda-
ries of ward Z Of the parish Of Natchi-
,ot.,~s. 3 i .,a 3,3.rSScc,, sI1f r:r!
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-09-23
BALLOT

Proposition to levy a
a special 5 mill tax on
the dollar on all assess
able property in ward
5 of the parish of Nat
chitoches for a period
of 5 years beginning
with and including the
year 1921 and ending
with and including the
year 1925. Said tax to
be devoted to the con
struction and mainten-
ance of roads and brid-
ges il ward 5, less the
Jefferson Highway road
through ward 5, all of
the parish of Natch;to-
ches, La.
'aluation of Property S..
signature of Voter
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-09-23
Valuation of Property S..
Signature of Voter

Notice to Voters-To vote in favor
of said proposition place x mark in
the square below the word Yes, TO
vote against said proposition place a
similar mark in the square below the
word "No."
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-09-23

Notice to Voters-To vote IN favor
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-10-10

! can be filled with air to make it buoy
ant and to insure the exclusion of water.
English experiments have shown that
artificial silk makes more durable and
elastic incandescent gas NANTES than
those made of the materials generally
used.
A new shipping case for small quaint
| ties of eggs holds them in such positions
| that all can be examined for freshness
| by holding the device in strong light.
| TO act as travelling teachers Bra
lillian state will employ American ex-
perts in cotton, fruit, grain and tobacco
| culture, veterinarian and dairy ex
pert.
On the vacuum bottle principle Is a
| fountain for watering poultry that keeps
its contents from freezing in cold wealth
| err and from becoming overheated in
| warm.
The French government has adopted
for use in one of its textile plants a
process invented in that country for
printing on silk by Photographic color
process.
Overshoes sufficiently large to cover
skates have been invented by a New
York man to enable skaters to put on
their skates at home and walk to the
nearest ice.
Successful tests have been made in
ing automobiles with a view to solving
the problem of finding cheap British
made fuel for power.
An Alabama inventor has obtained a
patent for babys cradle that is rocked
by clockwork motor from which it is
suspended, frame that can be screened
supporting the motor.
An English architect has designed q
onestory cottage with a glass enclosed
nd ha S,41 .a1, hon
pipes are led to enable vegetables to be
raised in cold weather
The states of Pennsylvania and New
Jersey have Joined forces to erect over
the Delaware river ut Philadelphia u
bridge which is planned to have the long
est single span in the world.
A radio station that has been opened
in Norway to serve that country Swe>
den and Denmark communicates with
two stations in the United States and
can exchange messages with two others.
To make traffic policemen more con-
spicuous. especially at night, Boston
man has designed dry battery fed mean
descent lamps to be worn on their Shout
ders and caps and elbow length light
colored gloves
Having succeeded in introducing ball
bearings in railroad rolling stock. Swe-
dish manufacturers of bearings are ex-
perimenting with them in steamship en-
gines, notably in connection with pro-
peller shafting.
To save labor for statesmen display
rack has been invented for rugs which
elevates them from floor and, BY oper-
alton of a lever, restores them to a pile
after they have been turned over one
end Of the device
To stimulate the construction Of by
droelectric plants and the use Of cleo
tricty in Italy the government will sub
sidize all plants which were begun last
year or within the last four years and
not yet completed
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-10-10
AUTO MEN PROFIT
by FAIRS; EXHIBIT
MOST INTERESTING
State and County Fairs Have
Gradually Developed Into
Educatiye Feature.

Automobile manufacturers are unani-
nous in their agreement that the state
and county fairs which are now being
held in every section of the United
States are of specific value to the auto
mobile industry, especially from the
viewpoint of the local automobile dealer
The idea of the state and county fair,
although considerably older than the au-
tomobile industry, has prospered and OK
banded into a really vital American in
stitution since the first mechanically
successful automobile, driven by Ewood
Haynes. chugged its way along a coun-
try road in 1893. Having its inception.
for the most part, in week of fun and
merrymaking, the state and county fair
has gradually developed into an eIuca-
tive feature, where the products of the
particular state or county are exhibited
and explained to the thousands of visit
ors. Hogs, sheep, cattle. horses, poul-
try, farm implements and the factory
products of the district are given their
place in the fair
With the advent of the automobile.
new attraction was added. and today
finds the automobile exhibition one of
the strongest and most interesting of the
features Of every fair. Local dealers and
the factories contribute their efforts and
money to the maintaining Of high grade
exhibits where the latest models are on
display. Each dealer is careful to see
that his cars are placed to the best pos
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-10-10

standing of the mutual problems of in
dustry and the college and to keep
perpetual inventory Of the educational
needs OF industry and Of the ability OF
the colleges to meet these neels," has
opened temporary offices in the Drexel
building, Philadelphia, until headquarters
are furnished in Washington.
An annual appropriation Of $100,000
entirely borne by American industry,
has been made to carry on, its work,
which has been divided into two classes:
First, to determine the field of service
which each college can cover, and
second, to provide the college with all
industrial data which may be utilized In
forming undergraduates courses for
men contemplating entering industry and
in reaching the management men already
in industry through extension courses.
All of the courses and scholastic re
commentators, it was said, viii be
passed upon jointly by the council of
management education ard the Ameri-
can council on educatiori before being
forwarded to the institu lions of learn
ing Within one year, it is estimated,
100 colleges will have included the ex-
tension industrial eourstls and all will
be provided with the Industrial material
upon which to base undergraduate work
The council, according to DIR. Godfrey,
is the only war organization which has
carried operations into time of peace
Nearly all of the educators back of the