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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
STEUBENVILLE
COUNTY
DEMOCRAT BOSS GETS
WUKEL|C'S FREEDOM
President Wilson Commutes Sentence
OF Serbian Moonshiner.

Special D,staptch to Til" lnlrliG"n"'r.
Struhcnvillr.' Ohio. oct. "9.-';""rgr
Wukrli%. local Serbian VIII" had ;""h
serving L five months Sentence in the
! Jefferson count Jail here for noon
| shining. WAS released from custody to-
! day on receipt al AN order from Fitted
| states Marshal pcvanncy. Of CINCINNATI.
! and anuIhcr from Attorney General
| Palmer at Washington. both orders all
! nounclnG that PRESIDENT Wilson had
! r"n,rui"d his %cnt"nC" and had also re-
, mitlv,i his FIN. uc SjuU which WAS i'm
! posed NJ III" time lie was sentenced In
| United States Court II Columbus.
/ The telegram from ATTORNEY General
| Palmer "cnd:
"i'r"Sidrnt HIS c0,nmut"d sentence Of
;;""rE" WukcI!" aud RENTED hls me
! and Ms release should be forthwith
! Til" telegram received by Sheriff w.
! r BAKER from United States Marsha!
, y. ,rmilaIlr wnrdCd
| Wuk"iic's release WIS hrpurht about.
! Is was said in official circl" hero
| through the efforts OF John J.. Nolan.
| DcmocratIc MOSS q Jefferson ounty. VINO
| has been active since Wukclic was con-
| Ni,rri to secure executive ClemcnCy.
| N'ukclic WAS Tho first man in Jctf"r-
| son Couply 20 ru" afnul or Nv" prnhIbi-
! tior enforcement Laws. Federal officers
made 4 rad on y" Nuk"lir tarn' west
or th,. city shortly after the law became
! effective. captured lhrcc stills ard n
| l,rr,. quantity Of Illicit liduor. WukeliC
was arrested bound To TN" Federal grand
| Jury. indicted Tor violating the prohibit
! lion laws tried and convicted in l.. =.
court IT Columbus ard sentenced 70 fiv"
| months in the county jail hero and fined
! $500 and costs by Judge John Slat"r.
! H.. WAS brought 10 the county Jail h"r"
, on June l1th TO begin his sentence. lie
| had only eleven more days 10 Serve.
To Surrender Nov. /.
! " vas learned from reliable sources
I here t"|1y that George Myers. wealthy
/ sewer pipe and brick manufacturer 90
! Toronto. Ohio. who was tried and con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
BOY SUCCUMBS
TO INJURIES
James GILES Dies at Hospital-was
Hit by Pennsylvania Flyer.

James Gi'lcS. nne-ycar-"id son Of
Nr. and MrE. Robert Giles. north If
the CRY. died yesterday afternoon at ;
o'clock at al" North Wheeling ho%pi'al
FROM rolruuInd fracture Of tn" sI;u,!
received with nc was hit by 4 pa>Sra-
ger flyer Il the Pennsylvania r";l.uLl
company yesterday afternoon about =
O'Clock.
The child, whose home Is near Tie
tracks. was playing about som" of the
cars on Il siding. He stepped from ti"
switch and was going around one Ur thu,
cars when tn" flyer approached.
He was rushed to the hospital ana
tire, physicians did everything in thr!-
power in hopes Of saving the ChsG :
lif". The body WAS removed to an ur
dertaking parlOr where II Will be pre-
pared for burial.
The mother of the dead child is re-
ported to be in n serious condition AT
her home rs Sh" saw the horrible aCC!-
dent. 1t WAS learned that shortly h"-
fore she had warned the child about
going on the main track.
In addition To his parents he * sur
vivcd by several brothers and sisters.
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OBITUARY (
MRS, J. R. MURRAY DIES
At PITTSBURGH HOME
Well Known Pike Resident Succpnibs to
Long Llnoss While visiting
Daughter.

Mrs. Dcltt Crisis Murray. we'll known
resident Of the pike section. and widow
Of IN" late johnson Il. Murr;s%. Former
local business man. passed away N"ster'
day afternoon at 1 O'Clock II The l"mC
1f h"r drugnter. Mss. K. T. RosscN of
Pittsburgh
H.r death came 2s n shock I" her
many friends. Although she had ben
IN for several months Of coinplicatt"n:
her death was not expected. She had
been making h-r home with her dauSh-
ter for some t':nc.
The d"r"n-ed VAS born IA the Wheel
Ing district SlNty-nine years aro ana
had lived here al her life. She wtS
the daughter Of Mrs. Anna Crisis OF
Fourteenth street.
Besides her aged mother. Mrs. Murray
is survived by one daughter. Mrs. RoS-
sell 81 Pittsburgh, three sons. Burns H..
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Watch Your
Health With
Fever
Thermometers

victrd in Federal court at Cleveland i'll
March 1918 for white slavery. and who
has sine" been fighting tor now tria!
or a pardon, will surrender himself to
the Federal authorities at Cleveland on
November LIST. for TRANSFORMATION to ten
prison nj Atlantic. Ga. 10 begin his i've
year sentence imposed hy Judge killcts
IN the fall Of 1915.
Myers was convicted Of transporting
Miss CamiilN liarrCtt from Pittsburgh
to MaSSillun. ohio. In addition to the
riy, year sentence Judge killcts i'm
posed fin" &c $1,000. Myers was re-
leased on heavy bail pending appeal and
since that ilInc has secured several
STAYS of execution, ono az which was
granted bv President Wilson. His las;
stay was Cor sixty lays which expires
tho first Of the month. Tho /. S. Court
of Appca : refused TO review his casa
and cfror 3 TO secure an executive par
don 1Dlcd
Lees Sentenced.
Tony Lees. YUrl;villn R"umaniar. VINO
was recently convicted Of shooting with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
FUNERAL TOMORROW
FOR MRS, R. DOANE

Mrs Rachael Doanc. one of III" oldest
and most highly raspe"tcd residents OF
the South Side. died yesterday morning
al . O'Clock, at the family home. No:
a6tS Jacob street. She was 50 years OF
axe and had conducted 4 confectionery
a the above address for the past thirty
four wears. She was devoted mem
her OF the Third Presbyterian church
and belonged TO the l'ythian Sisters OF
McMechen.
She Is survived by ono son. Charl W;
OF Detroit, and one brother samuel
MeconigalIn who resided with her.
Funeral services Will be held SUNDAY
afternoon at o'clock from the
Tnird PRESBYTERIAN church with Rev. J.
= LpYenhergcr in charge. lntermGnt
will be made In McMechcn cemetery.
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na~a rlnaral

Funeral services for the late Isaac
w. Davis. aged and prominent resident
Of Elm Grove. whose Death occurred NJ
the Ohio Valley General hoSritei ear!
Thursday rrorning. will be held tomor-
row afternoon at ! o'clock at the home
Of his son. Harry Davis 62i: MARSHALL
street. Elan Grove. ROY. II: \; Riddle.
pastor Of the Elm Grove NJ E. church
sand Hal NJ, T.. church will conduct tn"
services. At o'clock services viii be
held at the Sand llill NJ. Il. church. with
interment In Sand Hill cemetery.
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while do not intend to be the con-
Ersss, do intend to be the president. I
shall never attempt to invade the prov
ince or uEurp tho powers of any other
prom1Sa you just as emphaticauy that
shall not permit rny other departmen mt
instr0nentRlity, intrvtduAl or group of
individuals to uEurp or control the pow
or that viii be uline under tho constttu-
ton OF the United StAtes."-warren g.
Harding
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CUTTING 5CRAPE
ON SOUTH SIDE
PETER BrAZIo HELD IN CITY JAIL
sAULTIN0 MAX BEIGE
Wounded Man Not Seriously Injured
Began over Argument In
BHces Store

Peter EI2io. well kr"wll character o.
thu south side j.; in IL" city 'Jall hclu
GA :, ,''Gtrg" Of f,l"njuu$ly assault ny
with intent ~ Kill. Max Brlcc, grocer oil
IN south sid.
IT.. was arrested last evening at "
c,'rIurk 10y lIrtrCliIr .Ior llum"a ana
Henry Na!krr. and taken 10 IT," Cen
trail polio" station, where lie Is hcI"
wi,hOu, BAH until given II hearing.
Rrirc is confined TO his home at 10y
Mark; street. suffering from several
bad cuts on his back They are not SER
iuu$. and Viii not prove fatal.
Tine cutting fray began when fil"Io
is alleged to have entered Brlc'S store
and started IN argument, whercupoh ihe
manager ordered him out. The cul'hS
followed. =, .
, BitziO refused to talk when taken 10
tho city building. and a search VIII DC
made this morning to lind the weapon
with which the wounds were lnlIlclcu'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30
Horoa Funaral

This morning At 9 o'clock at The FAM
ily home at Howards Place; at PlcaSant
the late John r lIorcs. aged r"Sid"nt
who died ut the North Wheeling hospi-
iaI Wednesday evening. HcQucim high
mass will b" offered ~ ST. Michael
rnurch at t.dGingtou Lane ut s:@V
o'clock and iutcrmcnt will be made In
Mount Calvary cemetery
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Funeral services Oil he held ms
morning 4; $50 o'clock ~ the family
home. No. 5l0i2 Market street. for The
late BERNARD J. Moran. aged 20 years.
VIII" died S#idc1r!y Wednesday evening.
Reuucim high mass will be "frrrcd ut
ST. JoSeph'S cathedral at 9 o'clock and
interment will be made in Mount Calv-
AIRY cemetery
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Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Clara Barnes. wife OF Clyde barnes.
North Wheeling hospital. will be hold
Monday morning at $50 o'clock at he
late home, No $40 Monroe street; Bell
aire. Q. Requiem high mass Will be or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-30

Milton and ". G. all &C this city. anu
TWO brothers. Wilson and George.
TIL" body vii! arrive here today. Al
though M arranGcmeutS have been mace
for thu, funeral services. th"y Will prop
ably be- conducted by Rev. W. H. Fic!dS.
pastor Of thu First Christian rhur"h' "t
which tho deceased was u member. m
,crrcnE Will be in tn" family bur.;l ioI
in Greenwood cemetery.
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VIC, MEETING

! The shop meeting held yesterday D!
Supl. Cory OF the Mission proved To- De
interesting. Rev. Frllrrs spoke and MISS
Eva Eg"ri"r sang.
Last "vruin:; Il tn" Mission Chapc'
The services Us again largely attrnh"u.
Mr.. Alfred lHu!l. Teacher Of the Men
Riblr class led in prayer, and Mrs; i.
II. Ryder sang solo. I)r. ir!."rS
hruugn: ia" message. AMI ECv. Or. rot
ter closed with the Il ,n"rii"ttun.
Tonight Surt. Cory VII co""ucl Il
praiS" aud Testimony Scrr!"". and Kew.
Fr.l"r% Will hvinE tn" inr&Sa%r. MISS
Hazel Sramuu Will h" IN" S"l"if.
u. +. Merritt will conduct tn" lilh!e
class in the chapel - seven "''I""k on
sunday evening. Sunday morning az
lO:f5 Rev. Frllers will preach N the
First Christian church; ~ VIII Ei"MnN
at the jail S"rvir" ut so. and ~ ~"
r. G. q. Y. NJ. &. \. at I o'clock. and his
concluding service Will l." At the Mis-
sion chapel at eight uClOck.
$1,000 Pants free with every suit and
oYcrCOat order.
NATIONAL WOODEN MI HIS.
o-3U-y l223 Markc; 81.
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at shall not submit o treaty 70 the
senate with tho arrogant demand that
they shall take It or leave 1t. I shall
ask their advice and conSent."-Warrer
G. Hadtng.
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Norm Funeral

tercd at o'clock at 81. LOANS church.,
and intermcnt will b" made in Mount
Calvary cemetery.
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Used Ratchet.

Draga Chacich WAS bound over to
the grand jury today under $1,000 bond.
charged with assault with intent to kill
Max MoXsiinivich. local Serbian. 1t ~
alleged that Cacich and another man
attacked Max and that the prisoner used
a Ratchet ,inflictjnRa serious wound N
Naxs head. The other assailant 90.
capped.
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TahAn TO Wheeling.

Robert Bruce. "ulCrcd. OF this city
was tukcn to Wheeling last night to
answer TO q charge Of stealing an au-
tomobiie from citizen Of that place.
The auto. n dodge touring. which was
stolen at Wheeling on October 18th. was
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intent to wound Attorney John u. Card
ncr of this city. with whom he had
dispute over the settlement OF q law
suit. WIS today s"ut.rrrd Ia one 10
twenty years in the Ohio penltentinry
bv Judge t'arl Smith. Motion was for
new trial by counsel fo" Lees was over
ruled He will be transferred Ia the
prnitcnliary 1T Columbus next week.
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found on the street, near tho city build
Ing here yesterday. minus r license tass
Police took charge Of II and when tho
car was claimed by Bruce. who had
been under suspicion OF the Wheeling
theft he HaN arrested.
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Tony Lccs. YUrl;rilla Roumaniar. who
was recently convicted Of shooting with
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-10-14
Citizenship Club

Thru some misunderstanding Of
The hour. the last meeting of the
Equal Suffrage Club was not as
large as expected, only Is men,
bers being present, several who
arrived early, after waiting some
time, believing there would be no
meeting. left, while few meet
ing the belated ones on their way
home, returned.
The final reports of the differ
cnt committees were made, last
business disposed of and very
gracious little address made bv
the president, thanking the men,
bers for their cordial support and
cooperation which had made the
club accomplish such good work,
and As the purpose for organiza-
ton had been reached, according
to the constitution it now goes out
of existence. Phoenix-like, the
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-10-14

Charl,S DeH'i>llx IL second, .
lovely centerp:ece: Mrs. G. l..
BreaZeae the guests, al elegant
luncheon set, and Mrs. Leslan
Dei'lieux a tray cloth, al! exqui-
ste necdlework.
A sumptuous luncheon of tur-
key, dressing, guava jelly. petit
pois in patty shells, asparagus
on lettuce with mayonalse, hot
rolls and butter, tea. gelatine
whipped cream. homemade cakes
and candy was beautifully served
by the gracious hostess, assisted
BY Mis5>s Mia Cisrari, who kept
the score, and NarIle DeHiieux,
and the guests who enjoyed this
lovely party with the club were
Mines. Hoicomle of New Orleans,
J. DeBlicux, Cockerham, Chalfe.
Wemp, D. w. and {. l.. Brca-
zpale and Miss Marie Noise.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-10-14
THURSDAY. OCT. IA. 1920
Armistice Day

In response to the call of Chair
iran p. A. Ducournsu, who was
appointed by the Chamber of
Commerce to act upon the sug-
gcstion offered by the Enterprise.
that parish-wide celebration of
.Armistice Day be given on Nov.
cpoer 18th, a numbsr Of men and
women, representative every or
ganization, lodge, club, ETC.. in
town, met Tuesday night at the
Office of the G. of G. and took the
matter under advise nent.
1t was unanimously decided
that there would be IL big ce'ebra.
ton to honor our Buys in the way
of a big parade, participated in
by every town and ward of the
parish; the Allied Nations to be
represented, decorated automo-
biles floats etc. AT .cr wards sports
contests and games of all kinds
aad fireworks on the lake front
to wind up the days festivities.
Different committees will work
out the plans which they will be
ready to report to the Steering or
Central Committee Monday night
and everybody in town is not only
invited cordially To participate
but urged to help make Novem-
Der 18th the bigges' day of joliili-
cation, to honor our boys, that
Natchitoches has ever known.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-10-14
A Rera.-,,. We n 2.:Ti1S

We have before us a compila-
ton by the executive committee
of the Eighth Congressional Dis
trict of the vote by parishes and
precincts in the late congressional
election.
Mr.. Aswell's majority is 1866.
There were a few precincts from
which the committee received no
returns, and these would probably
have incr eased Aswell's majority
to something above 1000.
But the remarkable feature
about the contest is the fact that
outside of MIR. Porterirs home
parish OF AvoyelIes, Aswe;l car
ried lis out of 131 precincts, Icav-
ing only - precincts to Mr.
Porterie in the six parishes.
In the home parishes of the
candidates, Aswei: has the best OF
it tor while each candidate lost
two precincts to his opponent; AS
wells proportion of the total vote
was considerably larger in Mr..
Porteric'S parish than was Mr..
Porterie's proportion In Natchi'
toches parish.
The result shows a strikingly
even distribution of Aswell's
friends throughout the six of the
seven parishes of the district.
In view of the fact that Mr.
Porjerie IS a gentleman of culture
iof high personal character, ,
cha rming personality and a read,
and fluent speaker, Mr.. Aswcl!'.
victory T-'as all the more Il Potable
one. and marks him rs man tt
I've reckoncd with in the future
political history of Louisiana.
The vote by parish was as fol
lows:
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Professional Be86in6

Natchitoches has been -overrur
with professional be 1yars recently
aud while many kin hearted peo-
ple gave generously they felt that
it was more or less OF an ilnposi-
ton and something ought to bc
done to put an end t. it.
The Red Cross knew of these
late cases and being in a position
to know what impositions they
were, has asked that The Enter
prise request the citizens of Match.
itoches to desist from giving When
approached; to send the begyar
with his petition straight to head
quarterf where all the aid ncc,s-
siry would be given.
With the special work along
these lines being done by the Home
Service, they want to investigate
and prevent our people from be.
ing duped by unworthy PEOPLE,
which recent examples proved
they were, and IS the Red Cross
stands ready at all times to give
relief and there is danger of dupli
cation if individuals give it, too,
the citizens of the parish are par.
ticularly urged to refer all pro-
fessional beggars to headquarters.
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Goldonna Wins Flag

When the Committee began thu
campaign for registration of tht
women of Nat.hitoches parish, q
Hay was offered for the precinc,
that got the largest number, based
upon the percentage of male reg
i,,trants. The returns have finally
been compiled and calculations
show that Goldonna is entitled to
the prize, which our Congressman
asked to be permitted to present,
and which he said would be the
best to be secured in Washington
d. &. The figures prove that
Goldonna made 81 2-5 per cent, the
number of male registrants being
1876. female 90; Provencal making
4 close second at 40 1-5l per cent;
male 254, female 100.
So Mr.. Aswell will be notified
of the result, aud the Committee
is planning to present the flag
personally with appropriate ccre-
mony.
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FIRE ORGANIZATION.

The fire alarm startled our citi.
zens out of their sleep Thursda
night, or rather Friday morning
about l o'clock, WREN the stable
used for stock and sales room on
Church street. between the Le-
comtc Hotel and Bishopric burned.
4 great quantity # hay and Chief
0f-s'0lice Anderson's obile
were in the building and Of course
went up in smoke. and it took
heroic work on the part of the fire.
fighters to keep it from spreading.
But not even the fences between
scorched, but the narrowaess of
escape from a serious confiagra-
ton stimulated action on the part
of our citizens, who held meet
ing Monday night and formed a
permanent organization with Mr..
ALT. Oftmeyer as president, John
{. keyscr, secretary. and Ed.
Dezcndorf, fire chief.
The town has been divided ito
three fire districts, and the CLIFF
will appoint captains in each who
can be depended upon to do their
duty at the first -ounl of Tie
alarm. Our people are always
responsive and willing to do their
part and even more whenever
needed, but system is what is
needed, organized system to do
ire6ghtin9 right, and at last
Natchitoches is to have genuine
bona.lidc lire company that will
be properly equipped.
A committee appointed at the
splendid meeting held Monday
night presented a resolution to |
the City Commissioners last night
the plans and purposes
If tie organization, asking that
IN ordinance be adopted covering
t, and just as soon as possible to
for the chemical nppara.
US and engine that is the impera.
i've need of every town and city,
'ut while at our hour of going to
'ress it is impossible to publish
he results, it goes without saying
hat our city officials will do all
q their power to further this i'm.
0rtant mOve--the organization of |
lire company.
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PHILIP A. MILLER,
SECRETARY
Natchitoches, La.
Attorney-at-Law
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-10-14

Nat. hitoches is very much
pleased to have one of her citi-
zens honored by being the first
woman in Louisiana to b. ap.
pointed as a member of q board
of Supervisors Of Election in the
State, which honor fell to Miss
Roberta Newell last week who
received her commission from
Governor Parker. Miss Newell
has been president of the Equal
Suffrage Club ever since it was
organized; in fact, was d prime
factor in its organization, and
thru her CAPABLE leadership helped
- make it one of the leading
clubs in tue State. Mr.. f. q.
Payne was appointed by Governor
PARSE. rs president Of the Aoard.
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Les JeuneS FemmeS

One of the most delightful OF
the many delightful entertainments
given by the Young Matrons
Club was the one OF "Wednesday
afternoon. when Mrs j. &. De-
I,licux was hostess.
Autumn leaves and roses were
used for decoration thruout the
hall, parIor and bedrooms and
were unusually beautiful.
Mrs. lison won the handsome
first prize, a luncheon set; Mrs.
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Episcopal Church

Services the first and third Sun
days in the month.
Services Sunday, October 18th.
Morning prayer and sermon at
eleven.
The public is cordially inyited
to attend the services at this
church.
Costa Rican women have. been
granted the right to vote and
privilege of holding state, munich
pal and congressional Office.
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Citizenship Club a:osc: ihe. "rr
pose beng 70 meet once a month
and have instruction given inform
ally on the duties of citizenship
by the male members, and the
same officers who guided the
destinies of the Equal Suffrage
we're elected by reclamation to
preside over the new club.
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It is Z matter of note in the
animal kingdom that the noun
tain lion of California is the only
wild animal that has increased in
numbers while civilization ad
y.acel IL its own country.
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Natchitoches Sanitarium
NATCHITOCHES, LOUISIANA
CLINICAL AND X-RAY LABORATORY

Dear Doctor
In order the increasing demand for clinical and Xay
diagnosis and that these tests be
made in hospital
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1920-10-14

H. A. COOK, PRESIDENT,
Natchitoches. La.
Genera! Manager, Crystal
Ice & Bottling Co., Presi-
dent, The Ranch Inc.
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l.. E. HUDSON.
TREASURER


NatcWtOcheS, La.
Superintendent. Natcbito
ches Parish School Board
PRESIDENT, Natchitocte
Sweet Potato Co.
Sec'y-Treas., Hedges, Inc.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-05
General Gorgas.


Ma. Ger" WhIiam {. "orEaS was per
haps more truly a citizen OF the world
than any other ~ his fines ia wss
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mainly everywhere. ana d" did as
much for the health Of Cuba and Erua
aor ana Same If ,ho p,,+., ,,,lo,,cs
a. ba did for hfs own south f. has
heen said that Gor,as WAS tb, h.s,
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,,,bo Ala more than arv otttr =, brirv
+ha rorvbI,cs ~ au tho ,,,,-,.,e into
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III. 80 IL, t.,.s, ,,.,,-. =.
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