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New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
JOHN DALE

John Dale. one of the pioneers in
the manufacture of electrical fixtures.
died Friday afternoon IN the Mmeola
Hospital after an operation
Mr. Dale began as journeyman cleo
trlclan about thirty years ago. He de-
selcped a number OF original ideas in
the way of electrical fixtures for Offices
and private houses.
He is survived by his wife. Mrs. Mae
c. Dale. They had no children.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
DEATHS

KERR-On October .. 1920 Narv = -
widow Of Robert r. Kerr Flncfal serv-
zee at 10 East l27'h TT, on Tuesday
October L 1T l:sO p m Interment
Greenwood Cemetery.
LNG-on October 10 Mary beloved w,f.
or Slias Ling ana mother Of Thomas
william and Mrs. Nellie Donohue Fu,
neral from her late residence 3lo West
l-2d st. Wednesday. October -. r.
quiem mass al -. Jos'pl's Church 10
a. In Kindly omit flowers
NAME her residence 200 woodbine
ST. Brooklyn on Sunday. october IA
Louise Mainf widow Of mo Iat. pan,"i
Stewart Mairf. in her Csth year. Fu-
neral private.
MINTYEE Eaith THE F1-,,rp.r
CHURCH. B'way-esth ST. tuesday. :
MOTT-At Bayswater. Far Roc,eawav ~
T.. Louise johnson. wife OF Richard n.
In the 5sth year or her ago. I'unerai
services at her l.te residence. on-th~-
strand, Tuesday evening. October is At
o'clock internent IN Trinity Gene
terry. Hewlett, l.. |.
NICHOLsON-ln Bridgeport Conn Or
tober 8, 1920. the Rev. George W. Nichol-
son, aged II years II months ami ,
days. Funeral services from his late
Der IL. at o'clock.
NoBLE-On Sunday. October TO- iaeo
Harriet /. widow Of William l. Nobls
Sta Mnh,l mother Of Captain Raymond HON
neral services VIII b.. held az her lato
nome; r,; ~ Putnam ave. Brooklyn. on
Tuesday, October H. at p. lsi
PIATT-suddcnly at s7s chs~,,or ~
south Orange. y. J., oa October ~
lyzo Jessie II. Plat. wife OF CLAYTON
fiatt Funeral service az home. Af o
p m, october -. on arri al of tia
train leaving Hoboken. - T. & " a.
4l'-S a. m. STANDARD time.
RITCHyE-A; wooaclir Lakd \ 7 On
sunday october 10. 1920, andrew. hus-
nSd nSnu O Maty Y Richie. in his 7lth
1870, AZ ! p M. at the Woodiawn Gene
terry Chapel
sTiTT-on saturday. October 70. 1890. a.
beloved husband Of Mary Rot6crf5r'i
Ssl.' ,ta FuneTsi sers ices .w.l be hold at
near Grand av., BROOKLYN on Vednrs.
day, October 49, at p IN.
sLADE-At Morristown. n J.. on October
H. laura Laura II. slaae. wife Of Tho late
) Morgan Slade aud daughter of fho
late Mary II. ana James EM1nott'
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
sPiER-Eiise. in her 5ist year. beloved
wils VIE or Abraham and aesr mother OF
1luan Lissauer. jeanette nj sister II
SarTie Hirsc berg FIn.r.t frr -
late residence. 22 Lawrence 81 Yookers
uesaay' october -. p. n.
stoA rs Entered into rest in his 18th
James stokes and Caroline Phelns
Stokes and beloved husbanI u Li'y'n
Avenue Presbyterian Churrh' Aia' IN
aye. and 72a -. Wednesday. OCTOBER
WASHER Suddenly. on October q p.
Juha Wasmer. Funeral from her late
residence. 81 sTth aye. formerly CLIFTON
October Y. ? 9. N.
WEsToS-At Elizabeth. y j. Monday.
october II. 1920, Nary +. Weston s',l-
neral services a. l!5 West Grand St.
Elizabeth. y. j. Wednesday October ia
at y. IN. 80
WIN = uddenly. at the Hanncrnan Hos
pital, New York. October TO- Robert
sumner Winn. cf sydney. Australia IN
ms Us. year, formerly OF New Bruns-
wlcK; ~ funeral services az ne
Nor,n FresDyterian Church 5e5 Wext
4''1h st. Tuesday, October II. al II
a m lnterment private
WOODS-Annie. on Octoho~ :, 500.
Moodside, l. l.. at her late resldsnca
z. 3th st. Notice of funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
ALBERT STEIN

CHICAGO, Oct. 1l.-Albert Stein,
fiftyf9ur years old, founder and presi-
dent Of A. Stein & Co. manufacturers
IN Chicago, New York and Toronto. died
yes1erday Of pneumonia at French Lick.
Mr.. Stein was born in Germany in
1853. He came TO this country in 1884
and three years layer started business
in Chicago
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Anatole France Married
Cheered by Tours Crowd at
Wedding to Mile. La Prevotte

TUURS, France, Oct. n.-Anatole
France, the French author, was mar
ried to-day to MademoiseIle Emma La
Prevotte, his engagement to whom was
announced recently.
The people of Tours turned out in
large numbers in honor of the event
and the seventy y-six-year-old author
was cheered by great crowds when the
wedding party appeared.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Building Ceases in Boston

BOSTON, Oct. 11.-Although this city
is experiencing serious housing
shortage. the building commissioners
announced to-day that there had been
no permits issued for a dwelling house
of any kind in two weeks. A small
frame structure of FIVE rooms was the
only addition to the city's prospective
habitations in five weeks. In the same
period ten new garages were COM
menced.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Louis Bleier To Re Married

The engagement has been announced
of Miss Edna Frank, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Alfred Frank, of Hampstead,
L. l., to Louis B'eicr, of New York.
Mr. Bleier formerly was Deputy As
sistant District Attorney under Dis
trict Attorneys Whitman, Perkins and
Swami.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Aged French Astronomer Weds

PARIS, Oct. 11.-Camille Flam-
marion, the astronomer, announced to
his friends yesterday his marriage to
Miss Gabrielle Renaudot, who collab-
Grated in the writing Of many of the
astronomers best known works, ac-
cording to to-day's newspapers. M.
Flammarion is 7S years old.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Obituary
EDUARDO CVAD1g-

LUO-tfDO Z Nff1AaAIll
SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. IL Eudardo
ChNrme, member Of ne Chilean Sen
at, vice president Of The Council .of
State. and former Ministe. of the
Interior, died here to-day Of heart
disease.
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gone to Hot Springs, Va, to remain un-
til the end of the month.

gone to Hot Springs, Va, to remain un-
I'll the end of the month.
Mrs. Frederick Pearson and her
daughter, Mrs. Beverley Bogert, have
arrived In the city from Newport and
are at the Hotel st. Regis.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Phelps Bliss
nave closed Wendover, their country
Place in Bernardsville, N. j., and are
at the Plaza Hotel for a few days be-
fore taking possession of their house.
East Elghty-seventh Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Huhn jr have
closed their house at Islip, L. l., and
have gone to Hot Springs, Va, for the
remainder of the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul D. Cravath will give
a dinner this evening at :heir country
place at Locust Valley. Afterward they
will take their guests 90 dance at the
Piping Rock Country Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dara Gibson
gave q box party last night at the
Forty-fourth Street Thcater to see D..
W. Grifith's "Way Down East"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Russell Grace ar
rived in the city last evening from
are at the Hotel ST. Regis.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12

Birth Engagement Marriage Death Memoriam Notices
be 'cchoncd o TIE Tribune up 10 n1dngLf for
The days Telephone Beckman 5000
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12

Order when you come over, o1awrite fo
'RICES. PATTERNS & LF-MEASUREMEN7
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12

Mrs. Delaney Nicol will return to
her home, % East Thirty-ninth Street,
November l. from Ossining, N. Y,
where she passed the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Amory Haskell have
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12

Benjamin Welles, who spent the sum-
mer in France, has returned to New
York and is at the Hotel st. Regis.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12

NAiNf-At her residence 200 Woodbfne
ST. brooklyn. on sunday. October 10.
Stewart Mainf. in her Osth year IA
neral private.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-08
TRY THIS METHOD
OF CANNING TOMATOES
Economical Method Recommended
BY Louisiana State University
Specialists.

An economical method of canning
tomatoes is recommended by the can
ming specialists of the Extension Divi-
sion, Louisiana State University, as
| follows:
! Pack firm, whole fruits in jar and
tohai5 rs SoaGa Ast dha f2nsaasra,sa 1a
then provide whole tomatoes for sal.
! ads or baking and a tomato PURGE for
soups or sauces. The recipe is given
here.
Select firm, uniformly red, ripe to.
matoes of medium size. Put into trays
and lower into boiling water for onc
minute. Remove, plunge into cold
water, drain. and cut out the core with
& slender-pointed knife without cut.
ting into the seed cells. Peel prompt
ly and pack into jars. To each pint
add one level teaspoonful of a mixture
OF one-third salt and two-thirds sugar.
Fill the jars with thick tomato sauce
made by cooking the small or broken
tomatoes until tender. Remove the
seeeds and skins by straining the pulp
and concentrate it by boiling 70
about the consistency of ketchup. Ad.
Just the rubber cap, place the packed
jars on a false bottom in a versel a
water which reaches almost 10 ttc..
tops and i.ocD at boiling te:z,,,. ratu =.
Tor IS rliaGtoG. Ee-noTc Gho Jars fro b.,
the wator batl and tic,i,: n tie coye;s
Immediately.
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JAS. j. Copellar'S Platform
CANDIDATE FOR HOUSE OF REP
RESENTATIVES
Grapes Bluff, Louisiana.

| Grapes Bluff, Louisiana
January 6. 1920,
10 the Voters of Natchitoches Parish
l find that | will not be able to NEE.
each voter in person, and for that rea,
son am submitting herewith the plat
form upon which / will base my candi
dacy as a member Of the House OF
Representatives from Natchitoches
parish.
Ist. If elected to this office shall en-
deavor to bring about a reduction in
taxes. Under the present arrange
ment the valuation of property has
been increased without correspond
| ing decrease in the rate of taxes. To
relieve the people of this unnecessary
| burden is one of the reasons that
prompt me to announce my candidacy.
End. There should be rigid economy
in the administration OF the public af
fairs, and pledge myself, if elected,
to use my efforts towards securing
such economy.
3rd, Considerable interest is now be-
ing manifested in the leasing of oil
lands for oil and gas purposes, and
under the present law or ruling of the
taxing department Of our state the
owner OF lard is forced to bear the
entire increase of taxes due to en-
hancement Of value caused by the dis
covery of oil or gas.
4th. Under the present law all of
the railroad trains and other movable
property Of railroads are assessed to
such railroads at their domicie. |
fn fHrOn ant If of
least the rolling stock of said railroads
stock is used in it's proper proportion.
9th. The present dipping law should
be abolished or amended SO as to force
the parishes to pay the owners Of
stock killed thereby their fair market
value within Is days.
9Th. Provision should be made for
the support of widows and orphans who
are unable to support themselves and
whose property is worth less than five
hundred dollars. They are really wards
of the state and the public should as
sist them in providing for themselves.
7th. Better quarters, or at least
more spacious quarters, should be pro-
vided for the unfortunate insane of
the state, and arrangements should be
made by which they should not be held
in Jail but Immediately transported to
the Institution for their treatment.
8th. There should be a segregation
between the white and colored races in
places Of amusement and places OF re-
freshment, such as cold drink stands,
etc. This is matter of apparently
minor Importance, yet, in my estima-
tiOn, it prevents race conflicts.
9th. There should be established and
maintained at the expense of the state
an agricultural college.
In brief the ABOVE is the platform
upon which | base my candidacy for
Office of representative from this par
ism. II elected l saali do every thing
in my power>to carry out those pledges |
and to assist in building public roads
and maintaining public, schools. I am
a farmer and merchant and am now
Ward 8 of Natchitoches
parish as a member OF the School |
Board. l will appreciate your vote and |
support.
Yours very truly,
2 t. JAs..J 5CoPELLAR. |
- L i
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NOTICE

Soioman Eas!ey having this day
filed bis application to be appoint
Ell administrator OF the success Sion
OF E.E. Easley and wife both de-
ceased. all persons at interest are
hereby notified to show cause, if
any they have, within ten days
from date hereof why the said ap-
p!ica,ion should not be granted.
Witness my hand and seal OF
Courtthis January 7th. 1920.
Signed, d. j. Hyams, clerk.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-08

]. H. Weaver, F. G. Bandaris.
Clerks; j. D. Williams, A. L. Mes
sick.
Deputy Sheriff; T. G. Finley.
Precinct 2, Powhattan.
Commissioners E. &. Tanner
q. Fredieu, j. s. Dixon.
Clerks; Wyatt Marlborough. Ram
sey Poisset.
Deputy Sheriff; Edw. Fredieu.
Ward Four.
Precinct /, Camptl.
Commissioners: J. E. Cloutier
Robt. Hart Jr., j. H. Robleu.
Clerks; r. A. Cloutier, w. NJ
Hankins.
Deputy Sheriff; Numa Lestage.
Precinct 2, Clarence.
Commissioners; G. B. Davis, Lee
Dunckleman, r. f. Harrison.
Clerks; Andrew Desider, P. d
Spann.
deputy oherlH' l.. Z. Fialsance.
Ward Five
freclnct l, Marthayllle.
commissioners; W. =; Ralns'
COOK Wlnn, >, b. BarnhIll.
Oiefks' =. l: coats, i: y: Pullin.
Deputy onerln; l. ID. Ralns.
freclnct q beulah;
Eou,lu'1sioneis, l; W. Maiiett'
ris,i.a IauM 'a,' GG HG Hnas. Durr.
Gnt. Gl1,as' ~ =. "cear..ley IT, Joe
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-08
State Of Louisiana Executive
Department
BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA

BY virtue of, and in conformity with,
the provisions of Act No. 80 of the E.
S. of 1915, sealed bids will be received
a. my Office on or before the 26til day
OF January, 1920, at twelve O'Clock
n3on, for the lease OF the oil, gas and
mineral rights in and to the following
described land, situated in Natchi-
toches parish, Louisiana.
Lots Is, l6, II and lS, Sec. Z. M
and SEA of Sec. Is.
Lots Is and l6, or So of SW4
Lots II and Is. or Fracl. SCI Sec. Z.
N 4 Of Sec. IS.
Lots II, IS, Is and II, or fri. SE1144
Sec. Is. all in T. II N r. 6 W.. La.
Ner., and EI of Sec. 81, T. IL N. R..
Z W., La. Mer. Containing in all los l. SO
acres.
The right to rejec. any and all bids
is reserved.
-. G. nLEAsANT,
Gov, or OF the State of Louisiana.
Jan. 8, i, 2.
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BANDITS ATTACK HARBORO.
THINKING HIM ARMENIAN

Because he and members of his
party were mistaken for Armenians,
Maj. Gen. James G. Harbord, head Of
the American Mission to Armenia.
narrowly escaped death at the hands
Of band Of marauding bandits a few
miles from Mount Ararat. Majcr
General Harbord has just returned
to the United States and made Il re-
port to President Wilson on the dis
tressin5 conditions in the Near East,
where American charity. is saving
thousands cf lives through the .iear
East Relief.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-08
SOIL SAMPLES MUST
Be PROPERLY TAKEN
7NE ANALYSIS OF A SINGLE $50.
LATED SOIL SAMPLE IS OF
VERY LITTLE VALUE.
MUST BE representative
instructions Should Be Obtained
From Experiment Station Be-
=. fore Samples Are
Sent In.
There is a Widespread belief among

There is Widespread belief among
farmers that the chemical an"l'8+s of
a soil will show exactly tx II
amount of fertilizer it requires IN orGer
ence has shown, however, that this is
by no means true and ,hat, in fact the
analysis of single, isolated soil sam
pie is Of very little value indeed, ac-
cording to S. S. Walker, soil chemist,
Experiment Station, Louisiana State
University. Moreover, if the samples
are not SO taken as to represent tho
average soil of the field, the analysis
is likely to be misleading and there
fore worse than useless, he says.
Mr.. Walker suggests that much
more effective way to solve soil chem
ical problems is to make a systematic
study of the various soil types, supple
menting the chemical analyses with
actual field tests to determine which
fertilizers give the best results on each
type of soil. The Experiment Station
is now conducting careful survey o.
the soils of Louisiana in order to learn
the distribution and composition of the
different soil types. The work will be
followed up with field tests. !
1t may be that the general type to
which soil belongs has already been
analysed. On the other hand, an anal.
ysis of certain soil may make val
liable addition to the data already OBJ
tanned. AT any rate, s&s-,-a. a'
not be sent for analysis Ni...uc'
writing to the Station, giving q ..-
soripti0n Of the location ana chsrac-
ter of the land ana asking for irs1rJc
tions. Such letters should be addressed
to Soil Laboratory, Experiment Sta.
ton, Louisiana State University, Baton
Rouge.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-08
Election Officers
Democratic Primary
January 20 1920

In accordance with Sec. %, OF
Act 81 of 1916 and Amendments
thereto, the Parish Democratic
Executive Committee, with quo
rum present, met at the Court
House at II NJ. o'clock, this 3Oth.
day of December 1919. and select
ed the following Commissioners
and Clerks and appointed Deputy
Sheriifs to hold and conduct the
Democratic Primary Election to
be held on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 90, 1920
Is follows;
Ward One.
Precinct 1,-Grand Jury room
Commissioners; III. f. Crow, j. G
Keyser, Joe Inter.
Clerks; Ambrose Wallet, Harold
Kafiic.
Deputy Sheriff; Ira O'Quin.
Precinct 2,-Police Jury room
Commissioners; o. l.. Delmas, w.
"A. Barr, w. M. Walker.
CLERKS; CD. Green, Alex Simmons
D<psty Sheriff; Thos. +. Porter, /
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-08
NOTICE

Mrs Margaret Monroe having
this day filed her application to be
appointed administrative of the
.Saceessiop-of John &. Monroe, de-
-aa.-A4l---lA persp-----......4a.:las .ast--ara
hereby modified 10 -shnwcause Il
any they have within ten days from
date hereof why said application
should not be granted.
Witness my hand and seal of
Court this 9Th. day January 1920.
Signed, D. j. Hyams, Clerk.
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BOB JONES

Bob Jones. Did you ever hear of
Bob Jones? Well he is one OF the
greatest preachers in the South,
al evangelist OF National repr ia
ton and he is coming to Natchlto-
ches January 1lth.
Ihc services will be held in the
Methodist Church except as spe-
cal services will be announced for
other places.
Flrso pu0!l2 service viii be held
Sunday at eleven am Come
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-08

Monroe Roberts, 7. j. Beasley.
Clerks: IL. j. Jones, Geo. z. Leach
Deputy Sheriff; G. G. Parker.
Precinct 2, Provenca,.
Commissioners; w. H. Huffman
| l.. T. Hawthorn, L. A. Treadway
Clerks; Walter Stephens, Nj. c.
Key.
Deputy Sheriff; Henry Russell.
| Precinct 3, Vowell's Mill.
Commissioners; Lit Rhodes, E. Z
Dees, Geo. W. Copb.
Clerks; Asa Singletary, j. W.
Canady.
Deputy Sheriff; Marion Slaughter
Ward Eight
Precinct l, Kiratchie
/ Commissioners; j. j. Key, B. E.
Taylor, Eddie Kile.
Clerks; J. H. Rhodes, Mac Croft.
Deputy Sheriff; j, j. Ford
Fl eCsnct 2, Mora.
Commissioners: Monroe Marshall
L. C. Sweat. j. L. Martin.
Clerks; f. Ii. Bolton, Willie lies.
Deputy Sheriff; Frank Bolton Jr.
Precinct 3, Gorum.
Commissioners; Shelton Racial,
Bill Johnson, j. r. Cooley.
Clerks; j. d. Basco, Sam Basco.
Deputy Sheriff; G.. w. Maxey.
Ward Nine.
Precinct /, Natchez.
Commissioners; W. L. Lestage
Isadore Friedman, Nathan Kran-
son
Clerk; A. P. Cockfeld, Tom Vas
cOcu.
Deputy Sheriff; Willie Racial.
Precinct 2, Cypress.
Commissioners; |. B. Dowden.
Ernest Malecon, T. L. Weaver.
Clerk; Leo Malecon, John Clark.
Deputy Sheriff; w. w. Booty. r.
Precinct 3, Montrose.
Commissioners: j. Wood Sers,
John f. Russell. L. H. Hankins.
Clerks; Frank Cara, Paul Gallon
Deputy Sheriff; Mac Roy.
Ward Ten.
Precinct 1. Cloutierville.
Commissioners; w. II. Jones, E.
II. Hernandez, A. L. Brossett.
Clerks; j. L. Norris, j. g. Carn-
han.
Deputy Sheriff; William Russell.
Precinct 2, Chopin.
Commissioners; Adam Carnahan,
Lee Sharp, A. b. Owens.
Clerks, ,Alphonse Vercher, John
Spurgeon.
Deputy Sheriff; Adrian Rachal.
Precinct 3, Marco.
Commissioners; William Racial.
Frank Deem, A. A. Hargis.
Clerks: w. L. Wise, A. G. West
Deputy Sheriff; Albert Rachal.
The above is true and correct
copy of the proceedings of the
of the Parish Democratic
Executive. Committee and result
# the drawing Of Commissioners
md clerks for the Primary to be !
~ Inn,,frr = 2(l.a..----.4-a-a-4
The members Of the Committee
rom wards One, Four and Nine,
IN motion were appointed COM
nittee to tabulate, with the chair
nan and Secretary, the returns of
he primary.
The business of.the meeting hav
ng been concluded the Committed
to meet Saturday jan
lary Oath, 1920. to promulgate the
'esult of the Primary.
q. P. Breazeale,
Secretary
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-08

>SsSsAA - AsfesASsSOASs - Ns V0SAS0ks4 3
Geo. Walker. Will Joiner.
Clerks; Will Rigdon. John Coffee
Deputy Sheriff. 10th Ramsey.
Precinct 2, Goldonna.
Commissioners; E. M. Briant,
Frank Briehman, Ross Dabson.
Clerks; J.K. Chestnut. F. .Luckey
Deputy Sheriff: w. ID. Walker.
Precinct 3, Goldonna.
Commissioners; John Sullivan,
Will Terrell. Asa Bryant.
Clicks; f. w Bryant, Wa. GoldeE
Deputy Sheriff; K. P. Quarles.
Ward Three
Precinct 1, Messick.
Commissioners; j. d. Hammett.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-08
Natchitoches, La, Jan. S, 1920.

The Board of Directors of the Nat.
chitoches National Farm Loan Associ
alton met on the day of January ard
approved loans for twenty-one appli-
cants amounting to $1971O.OO. Several
applicants have not been able to get
their property appraised by the local
appraisers and it is hoped this can be
done before the II instant, so these
loans can be passed upon at that time.
Notice has been received that a 6
per cent dividend was declared for the
Natchitoches section on the Of jan
uary, 1920. which sounds good for the
first year. May there be many pros
rerous New Years.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-08

The annual meeting Of the Natchi-
toches National Farm Loan Associa-
ton will be held at the Court House
in Natchitoches,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 18TH, 1920.
at O'Clock P. NJ. to elect directors to
serve one year; and for such other
business as may PROPERLY come before
the meeting. We hope to have full
attendance.
J. J. Nixon, Sec. Treas.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-01-08

That The Mutual Aid hos one
or ITS very best friends in Mr.
Marcus, has recently again been
shown as he sent slip to the pres
ident showing that he bad derosit
ed $1,000 to its credit the amount
of $500 each having been paid by
himself. Messrs. S. & Fl Kaff;e. T.
f. Polenan. L. Levy,.J Lieber. ].
Sem nelnan, two ''.as|,' and | 90
oy Hr J.Levy and cash.
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ENPIRE"Dscassee," Ethel Barrymore drama
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