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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-06-03
AN ORDINANCE

An ordinance authorizing the Presi.
dent of the Police Jury of the Parish
of Natchitoches to borrow funds and
to pledge bonds of Road District No.
26 Of the Parish of Natch!toches, for
the purpose of the Immediate construc-
tion of such roads as are deemed neces-
sary within the limits Of Road District
No. Is AM :, ,av such obligations as
have been incurred and may be incur
red by the said road district.
BE- it ordained by the Police Jury of
the Parish of Natchitoches, that the
/ President Of the Police Jury Of The
Parish of Natchitoches, be and he is
hereby authorized and empowered to
borrow such funds as may be deemed
necessary for the immediate constluc-
ton of roads within Road District No
26 of the Parish of Natchitoches, and
for the payment of such obligations as
have been incurred Or may be, incurred
by the said road district, and that the
president be and he is hereby author
lied to do all things necessary to liqui-
date the obligations CT said road district
and to pledge such bonds as may be
necessary to carry out the purpose of
this ordinance.
The ordinance eaving been submitted
to q vote, the vote thereon was as
follows:
Yeas: Salter, Ford, Page, Tauzin.
Phillips, Charleyille, Raphiel, Furlow.
Nays: None.
And the ordinance was declared
adopted.
Proceedings of the Police Jury of the
Parish of Natchitoches, taken at a
special meeting of the said Police
Jury held at Natchitoches, Louisiana,
on Monday. the 17th day of May,
1920, acting as the governing author
ity of Road District No. II of the
Parish of Natchitoches.
AN ORDINANCE
The following ordinance was offered
by Mr.. Charleville and seconded by Mr..
Furlow:
An ordinance authorizing the Presi-
dent Of the Police Jury of the Parish of
to borrow funds and to
pledge bonds of Road District No. II
of the Parish of NatcLitoches for the
purpose of constructing Immediately
.uch roads as may be deemed necessary,
ind for the purpose of paying such |
obligations as haye been incurred and /
nay be incurred dy the said road district
BE it ordained by the Police Jury OF |
be Parish Of Nstchitoches, that the
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-06-03

Diamonds were known and worn
us jewels in India 5000 years ago
and used as cutters and gravers
3O0O years ago.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-06-03

Congress has twice censured the
president of the United States
jackson in 1884 and Tyler in 1S4S
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-06-03

The mummy of the celebrated
Egyptian king, Ksmeses II, re-
poses IN the Egyptian museum at
Cairo.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-06-03

Someone wants to know what
has become of that old-fool-cx-
preston TOO much sugar for q
cent"
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-06-03

The average consumption of salt
by each person in the United
States IS 100 pounds year.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-06-03

The study of japanese language
is compulsory in the high schools
of Australia.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-06-03

, Paris latch.strings are hanging
out for those American toGrists
whose purse strings are in SINH
lar position.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-06-03

Earometers were invented in the
l1lE century and were at once
used for measuring al1tdde.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-06-03

The earliest invention of the
motion picture projecting machine
was patented in 1867.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-06-03

Plans for highway construction
III tile United States are said to
approximate $1,000, 900, 900.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-06-03

Communications are sollclteo, put
We will not be held responsible for any
views contained therein.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-06-03

President of this Police Jury, be and
he is hereby authorized and empowered
to borrow such funds as may be deemed
necessary for the immediate coDstruc-
ton Of roads within Road District No.
27 of the Parish OF Natchitoches, and
for the payment of such obligations as
have been incurred or may be incurred
by the said road district, and that the
said president is authorized to do all
things necessary to liquidate the obli-
cations of said road district, to pledge
such bonds as may be necessary to
fully carry out the purpose OF this or
dinance.
This ordinance having been submitted
to a vote, the vote thereon was as fol
lows:
Yeas: Salter. Ford Page, Tauzin.
Phillips, Charleville, Raphiel, Furlow
Nays: None.
And the ordinance was declared
adopted.
Proceedings Of the Police jury OF the
Parish Of Natchitoches, taken at the
Special meeting of the said Police
Jury, held st Natchitoches, Louisiana.
on Monday, the 18th day Of May
1920, acting as the governing author
ity of Road District No 70 OF the
Parish Of Natchitoches.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22
THAT'S ARIZONA

When water won't cure thirst, but the juice in your mouth turns to slime, caking in Jumps on your lips, when the skin dries up because there's no more sweat, when your eyes ache and your brain mills round-thats Arizona.
 The air shakes in waves like a mist of cobwebs, and through that quiver the landscape goes all slIeweye, for some of the mountains float up clear of the land, and some turn upside down standing on rows of pillars along the skyline. Then the hollows of the land fill with blue mist-blue lakes and cactus bushes change into waving palm trees by the waterside.
 How can man keep his head when the world goes raving crazy all around him? You have just to keep on remem- boring that your eyes have quit being irresponsible, that your nose is liar, that your ears are fooled, then keep a taut rein on yourself for fear your wits stampede, and your legs go chasing visions down the trail to deaih.- "Chalkeye" in Curly, a Tale of the Arizona Desert" by Roger Pocock.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22
SMILE oN, eIRLs. RuT-

A very interesting law suit is being tried in New York city. It is between a notion -f-kcture producer and a we'll known woman star whom he is suing for breach of contract. With reference to the charge of general obstreperous- ness made against the defendant, the judge took occasion to make this re- mark: The court takes cognizance of the fact that from time immemorial such have been the troubles of the i'm 1resario with the prima donna"
 And that is why we hear men say 1. that they do not want to do business with women. For there is no doubt that ell Of us are poorer in the respect of the business world on account of the antics of such prima donnas and some women Tn business who act as though they think they were such prima don- mas.
 Now a prima donna may be unbusi- resslike. may bring coquettry into hel business dealings and get away with it But she does not benefit by these tao. ties. on the contrary she gets by 1T spite of them, and only because ther, are so few real prima donnas. Ant even impressarios will eventually throw up their contracts.
 IL has not been of any lasting bene. fit to any girl to bring her sex into he job or her business. But 1t has re suited in lost positions as we'll as los respect and other humiliating exper fences.
 On the other hand the girl who | strictly business" who puts hersel on an equal footing with her male as sociates. who does not expect or seel
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

wasn't feeling so well this morning"
 He stepped to the phone, and I smiled in spite of myself. Daddy Lori mer was placing a tremendous value on dear mothers feelings, now that he and she were nearly 75 years old! I wondered if Martha and I would have to wait that long to get the same con- sideration from our menl
 Mothers better-only anxious about Bob, like the rest of us. She's a won- der, now isn't she. girls?"
 We assented enthusiastically
 Gosh, if all women were like you two and like her, some men wouldn't do So much lyingi"
 I gasped. How I hated the ugly word he had used! I hated to have Martha reminded of Ewart's fault.
 We had always regarded Ewart as the soul of honor. If he could lie ther Bob could! We had held Ewart in higf esteem and great regard and I could not recover from the shock of learning that he was a rascal
 He had always been. according t, Chrys, fairly soaked in respectabil
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

Who won't let you?"
 But Chester went back into silence.
 Has Society the Right?
 And his laughing gas test, followed by the arrival of Mrs. Chester. has raised the question:
 Has society the right to paraIyze a human will by anestheties in order to force a suspected criminal to answer questions? Or
 Has the man with a will strong enough to be able to keep silent so long as he is conscious. the right to defy soeiety's effort to find out whether or not he committed crime7
 It's camouflaged Prussianism," says Mrs. Chester. Its worse than vivi- section!"
 And police are satisfied that Chester can talk if he wants to, but that ht either hypnotizeds himself or refuses tc talk because he fears he will comics: the crime.
 All of which leaves unanswered the question: Did Denzel Chester murdel Florence Barton?
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22
LAUGHING GAS" ON YoUTHMoTHER PROTESTS USE OF

"You don't have to talk unless you want to, Donnie desr," she told him. Mamma won't let them make you talk"
 And with eyes flaming and small, worn hands clenched, she just dared physicians and police to come near.
 Calls Them Devils, Not Men "Tll bring all the federal and state laws in the country to keep you away from him." she cried. You shan't tor ture my boy. You are devils, not men!''
 When the laughing gas test was made, previous to his mothers arrival, Chester slid into inconsistencies and spoke.
 "oh, God.' he cried hoarsely. "let me talk!"
 T never did it: I never did it!"
 Didn't do .what?" he was asked. Didn't kill anybody"
 twill you talk new. Chester?" they asked.
 "Yes, if they'll let me. They won't | let me-
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22
Only If Martha Plays Up to Her
 Husband Do They Get Along

Only If Martha Plays Up to Her
 Husband Do They Get Along
 Few human beings will face the truth by themselves! You know that, Mir. Lorimer. Of course I can talk to you just as plainly as I talk to Jane. You've guessed that I have an errant husband, but frankly, you know well that Ewart wouldn't understand a word of the real truth about his conduct, even if you were to put it to him! Why, you couldn't possibly make him see that I. his wife, have any right to know a single thing about what he does.'
 The right to ones individuality that seems to be a popular theory" put in bitterly. "It's the defense of those who assume that a man can be happy with anybody except the one woman he has himself chosen for his wife"
 "Who wrote that7"
 "Chesterson."
 | T guess Ewart has plenty of company. Anyway, no matter what he does, I am to accept him, and play up to him as the perfect husband! If I do, wet get along all rightl But only-if dol" Martha spoke as gently as imper- sonally, as if she were arguing a land case. She had her tears, and her fa- | claf expression, ana her emotions in control at last. I envied her. Would ever be able to initiate her? It would be worth while to copy her because, as 1 Daddy remarked concerning her poise:
 "Marte, you're a corl1ing good sport And let me tell you that if you want to win out-want to make things come your way, no matter what Ewart has l been up to, you'll do it in your present spirit of sweetness and calmness rather than by spasms of hysteria which women usually pull off on such | occasions"
 Pm not so sure about that" Martha replied. You see Ewart never pays any attention to me when he is lure1 by another girls charm. Why, he doesn't see me at all, Nor his son either! Preoccupation is the first symp- tom he shows of a new romance in his lifel He never guesses how I suffer | how I miss him. And he never per
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22
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ceives that am feeling badly-unless I weep,"
 Daddy Lorimer looked up suddenly as if he had caught. for the first time, the full significance of hysteria.
 T see! I see!" he said. Marte, be- lieve you've hit big idea. Men hate hysteria-they don't want to be moved and women don't have mysteries for the fun of it, nor to relieve their feel ings! Men force women to the wall right into these fits of weeping which they hate. because men don't see and won't see how a woman suffers-unti she cries!" Daddy looked at his watch "Goshi" I must call up mother! She
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

kniVes with pearl or ivory handles sheoic never be put into hot water. hot water causes the handles to crack end turn dark.
 Wash the handles with warm water sro put the knives into a pitcher or oeep bowl to rinse the blades. " the ivory handles are rubbed with cloth dampened in alcohol once in every few weeks the ivory will keep from oiseolorins.
 Menu for Tomorrow BREAkFAS AST-Stewed dried apri- cots. French toast. sirup, coffee. LUNCHEON-Xea timbales. canned peas, hot rolls. orange marmalade, tea. DINNER-Neal steak, gravy, twice baked potatoes, parsnip fritter, pump kin pie. coffee.
 My Own Recipes Veal steak may be cooked in such a way as to make it almost as delicious ss chicken. Roll the meat in flour and brown quickly in a hot irving pan. Add more fat "drippings" are excel lent, sprinkle over more flour, add boil Ing water to cover cover closely and cook in a slow oven for an hour. The steak must be very carefully trimmed before rolling in flour.
 VEAL TIMBALES
 tablespoons butter.
 bz cup stale bread crumbs
 cup milk
 cup chopped cooked veal
 tablespoon minced parsley
 drops onion juice
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22
THROUGH A WOMAWs EYES
BY JEAN NEWTON

10 get anything on any other basis. who IS ready to give and take equally and equ1tably with them Is sure to get the added respect that comes of being con sldered rarity.
 This does not mean. of course. that we must resort to such extremes as a pretty little girl I knew. In her desire 70 pc strictly business she thought she must LOOK old and plain, and she did this very effectually with goggles and ridiculous coiffurel
 It does not mean that girls should withhold the unaffected smiles and tho youthful cheer that bring sunshine to an offlce as to every other place nor | mat they should seek to fnhibit inc charm that comes of youth and beauty
 We near much about men in business being more willing to do things for . young girl with a pretty face. Ot course they are-and so is everybody eise- 90 smile on, girls-BUT:
 Don try to substitute a smile for the goods you are supposed to deliI CT. Remember that no matter how s,s. ceptible man may be to feminine charms he does not want them ana very rarely will permit them to inter- Iere with his business; that if he had dinner engagement with you and VOL kept him waiting to get that perfect wave in your hair he might feel com. pensated-but never if you kept hin waiting at the office. Remember tha- when there is work to be done he want. you to go shoulder to shoulder. and tha no matter how beautiful your eyes may be he does rot want them raised to hin when they should be on your work. Re member, too, that while a pretty pou may do wonders with a sweetheart O with a husband, it is out of place witt a "bocc." That would be bringing ser into your job instead of the dignity tha makes a businesslike mlen.
 Remember, too, girls, that even tn, wrong kind of man may not act 1ik the right kind of man with the gir who works for him or with him. Bu If she by ever so little injects her SC, into her business she is laying hersel open to humiliation.
 So, smile on, girls. But, as woman to woman, do your job and transac your business as man to mani
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

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Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

President Woodrow Wilson was rec ently created a field marshal of the Brazilian army sharing the distinc ton with King Albert of Belgium, with King George of Great Britain and witt, Marshal Foch of France
 During the past year tobacco smok- CTS paid in taxes $295, ,S09, 900.
 The decline of the beaver in Canada has resulted in the establishment of many beaver farms in that country from which the owners derive immense Drofits
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22
BY MABEL ABBCTT, I V- I

N. E. A. Staff Correspondents
 KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec. 1S- Mammals come, Donnie! Oh, my boy, my baby boy! Mammals come! She won't let them hurt you again"
 Mrs. Lillian Chester sat beside her |27-year-old "baby boy" in the City hos pital. Denzel is the boys name and he is accused of the murder of Florence Barton, young Kansas City society girl, last October.
 Thrilling Career
 During the past few weeks Denzers career has included his arrest at Great Falls, Mont, a month ago; his escape from detectives. through two plateglass windows of Pullman car; manhunt over the Nebraska sand hills; his re- capture by a young horse doctor and a deputy sheriff; along period of silence and helplessness, and finally, the au- thorities' attempt to make him talk by giving him laughing gas. Then Mamma Chester canie-au the way from Los Angeles
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

German residents and interests in Milwaukee have sent eighty million marks to Berlin to alleviate the dis tress in Germany and Austria The practice of sending gifts to these countries was resumed when the war ended.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22
Could his be a dual personality?

lIy!
 Could his be dual personality? Was he a Jekyll- Hyde combination Had Martha ever thought of him so We'll. if he was, Martha would not have much chance of making him over. because when two standards conflict in an individual, the lower one, which Is the racial, or elemental one. and the baser one, too often prevails.
 Knowing this, my heart ached for Martha Palmer
 (To Be Continued)
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

The military forces of the league of nations destined for the occupation of Wilma will be made up of Danish, Dutch, Belgian, British, French. Norwegian, spanish and Swedish contingents.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

The man without a country" has become a legion in Switzerland, wLere thousands of outcasts have been cut off from national affiliations as a result of the World War
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

There are in the White House more than ITO miles of wires, providing for 5000 incandescent lights. bell system and private telephone system.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22
ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS H Olive Rohests Bsrscs1.
HE END OF MEADOW GROVE SCHOOL

MEADOW GROVE SCHOOL 
 
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Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

teaspoon salt
 4 teaspoon pepper
 2 eggs
 Melt butter. add bread crumbs and cook. stirring constantly, till thick and smooth. Add meat and seasonings and eggs slightly beaten. Turn into but tered individual molds and rut into a pan of hot water. Cover with buttered paper and bake in a moderate oven for 25 minutes. Serve on a chop plate sur rounded by peas.
 PUMPKIN PIE
 1H2 cups pumpkin
 Ia cup sugar
 3 eggs (yolks)
 1 tablespoon butter
 4 tablespoons milk
 L2 teaspoon ginger
 s teaspoon salt Beat yolks thoroughly. Add other ingredients and cook, stirring to keep from burning, until thick. Pour into a baked pie she'll When cool cover with meringue made of the white of the eggs and tablespoons granulated sugar Put in hot oven to brown. The watched pot never boiIs-neither does it burn.
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Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

St Kilda, tlee lonely island wit6 d population of only 80, has suffered an outbreak of influenza.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

The Mexican sugar crop Of 1921, it is estimated. will be 100. 900 tons.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-22

In the kitchen of her home Sister Mary cooks daily for family of four adults. She brought to her kitchen understanding of the chemistry of cooking gained from study of domestic science in state univer sity Consequently the advice she offers is a happy
 hinaon of theory and practice. Every recipe gives her first tried out and served at her family table
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-08
|NOTATN OSOBISTE.

Oh. Ignacy Szymahski nabyi "
tych dniach realnoSG pnr. ~27l5-17-
21-23 i 25 North ave. i Fairfield ave.
ma poludniowo-wschodnim naro5niku
"a sumo $4,000. Transakcye pr4e-
prowadzil OBJ. Franciszek Pochroh,
pnr. 1901 n. Oakley av. Oh. Szyman-
skiego rep-ezentowal adwokat Chas.
Koephe.
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w tych dniach do Chicago z Pol
ski zjeadaa p. Klemens Iarembski,
kt6ry z wiosna wysiany zostal W spra
vie banku Depositors State and Sa-
ings Bank ma Town Of Lake.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-08
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Wstazki

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cyalny zapas wstazek kt6re zaku-
pilfsmy cd pewnego fabrykanta W
Chicago kt6iry miai zapas nadwyzio
wy a sprzedai nam je chOciaz z
wielka strata
Eleganckie wstazki stosowne
do %ozdobnych rob6tek igielko-
wych na podsrek gwiazdkowY
Wiseznie So pielme kwieclste,
paskowate, atlasowe taffeta
wstaiki, W jasnych i ciemnych
kOlOrach. p.
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do rob0tek ozdobnych, camisoles, re
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-08

SOkOIl OTtd DioAS6O'
6S1 0 2 0 K II
Ruby s. s.. A.:
OOi0S 3 l. Z
S~kradzione mety: SDczuka .; Ia
lewski 2; Kaplanski 2.
Uderzenia ma 2 mety: Szczuka' IA
planski, Zalewshi, Wilczewski, ha-
nat.
Wymachanych: przez Wi!czew--
skiego 16; przez Rubena 3.
Wolne mety ma pi}ki: cd Ruben 4.
Gas cry: 200. Widow: 49,
sedziowie CRY: Talaska i W'eceN'
Klab lekkiej wagi pod nazwa lilo
meos" pokonai ubiegiej niedziell silny
klSb D. n. Bingoes Bullets, W gre W PIT
Ike ma wewnatrz, kt6ra sic odbyfa w par
LII Holstein ma Jadwigowie. Amatorzy
teco sportu chcacy sic zmierzyc z klu-
hem Romeos niechaj sic zSfosza ka@de-
90 poniedzia}ku wieczorem do parku Pu
,askieSo, PREY Noble i Blackhawk Ill.,
do manazera tego klubu Harry'ego Dom
hrowskiego. Rezultat CRY byi nastepu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-08

urzednikow prohibicyjnych W wy
sEynku Powia Kaselosa, Lltwina,
lam. pnr. 4757 Latin ul., ma Town
Of Lake.
o -
w d~rewnianym domu pnr. 2l66 FL
ston sv. Znajduje sic polska rodzl-
ma Olesinskich W ostatecznej nedzy,
be- centa PREY duszy. Rodzina Ia
sklada sic : Franciszka Olesihskiego
/ tony lego, o-az szeSciorga drobnych
dziatek, a mianowicie: Marty lat
IL, Elb5iety lat 10, Franciszka lat
s, Walentego lat 6, Amy lat 4 /
Marry lat 2. Olesinski przez d}uzsly
Gas juz jest be- piracy, iona jego
ley w }65ku zlozona choroba raka
W stanie beznadziejnym, a gromad-
ka dziatek VIOLA o chleb, DO gl6d "a
glada i'm W oczy. Mozeby takie iowa
rzystwo dobroczynne zajelo sic ia
rodzina / w tel krytycznet ola niej
chwili wspomagaiO j przynajmniej
podczas zimowej poSy.
. !: q
w Eypadku automobilowym od-
niosla wczoraj ciezkie pckaleczenia
Franciszka Horecka, lam. pnr.
1896 Avenue l.. W South Chicago.
Znajdute sic ona domu pod opieka
lekarska.
Sp6fka NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
,.Orla'i ma MIod1iankowie, 2 dniem
jutrzejszym otwiera 5Gcia serge do
kt6rej MONA sic zapisaG jutro W
czwartek, dnia Ago b. m. w lokaiu
D. J6zefa Ruszkiewicza, pnr. 1886
w. Chicago ave.