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depressed in a moderate way almost from
the opening. Cables were better than due
and on the hrst call prices were 2 TO !
points up. From thin there was n gradual
decline until the active niolthr were e. to
81 >oinis under the close NJ Yesterday. De-
cenbcr being the iYoa trit month. Late In
thu, day, early sellers turned rronta takers
and their demand raus.L small recos,ilts.
80 that last prices =howed net deciin's OF
but 10 10 2t points.
Not only was the weather over thu teit
dry. but the forecAs: eatie2 for con;inuan
dry. weather. accntnps 1icd ny somewhat
higher tsmperatures orsrinss were In
creaScd by the unfayur1h!a f1rcig.i po-
litical news and also by the early slump
in che rate Of sterling .%1chanve. Crop
accounts were somewhat more favorable
and ,eieEram. from Texas toid OF sessions
In the central portion OF INC State being
ready to plant by tbs ena of .he week.
In some sections Of the lower half If Texas
farmers appeared 10 be holding of frrm
planting because tn. weather wAs 100 cool.
LIVERPOOL. March D.-Cotton. spo,
duii: prices easier: good midd;ing. 3y.ei:
fully m!ddiing. D.0i: mi.ldiin.;. Ssoi: low
middiinE. All good ordinary. 7l;.i: erdi-
nary. D.5l. Salea. 9.H bales. Including
LOO American. Rcca.o.I. $1,000 taics. In.
Guiding 4.m American. Futures closed
steady.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
COFFEE

NEW YORK, S.re6 n.-senou. 80,
Santos shippers were accepting lower Biz
t tSs s saaIss r ,nI early ~ ,s,! ss,s nsnss VIII
seemed to account for 's an nsar, s'e a.slins
n the market for coffee. futures today.
.ower. but active months soon sold ITO II
Points under last nirhts closing atures.
lt@, There was some trade 4 bTy,n pee en per
G iss.r on n fosw1ssysr, and the market rallied
holidays. Nay sold up to ane ,.' spp aos ing
esmeer 10 it.@ with the market Closing
March. 'aH,ss! AZ: Nag hasa0 i..s s. J 5ulgs oi1 Is lo ssn:
,smeer. 1885,; October. issiG;' Doc: Ssp,
Spot coffee quiet: Rio rs. Is: santos a.
aSaM. Il was reported that Brazil had
Sef'S Meg-I S,as s Of 20 Sents for Santos /,
e.edi,s A sale OF Victoria "a and " ss was
offers mentlonsd today were Sac sant Snly fresh
o al q ~ London credits. 80
OF e re os'f In the eaG his mel Tsp9,.ed an advance
change on London 5-isd aixherh' n so sas
snS,s s 1sTs 1 l% a quo but santos futures
receipts. 1900: Jundlahy t1eeinsa naen pSrt
fetal cables announced tha, he 40 s;sso a, or,
'aoor troubles had been settled.
SUGAR.
49," iO1h. warren S0-The local market
vanced Into new high ground for the move.
ment' OWING 10 the good demand for re-.
fned and the unfarorable crop drve,an-
n msn's e., i issd! sYs az crop expert redussd bis
with nG:mai weather conditions. Th sSns
we're sales OF about 5000 bags of c,bas
TO- operators for April shipment al liz 10
i2sc & o. b: Cuba. and while no cost and
t!eisnt business was reported there were
bids IN the market at IKE, with hoIders
askmg lshc. The market ciosed Arm a,
l2k TO l24s for Cubas cost and freiobatt
No changes wcro reported in reaneo
prices: although soma adjustment 4. cri
pected at any time. with nne gran,iia ~
quoted from II to lsc by local refners. Tbss
deliveries are said to be improving. but
there Is an active inQuiryl and lie IL Ic.
ported that quite a large toll business bs,
been lone reeSntsy at i2iS cents for fine
and continued strength in the spot MAKES narse
led to renewed buying In sugar futures
and c.osinG prices were 20 TO IS. points net
higher for active positions, with business,
a little more active total sales for the day
aggregating 100 tons
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y SALE.

oorE frank Fsayser to Marie II. Ensiew. 40,
inches east Rowland cast 20 feet s., inches
T. T. aiisgS: lien. 3hea, March y. 1897: tax
Y. K. Andrews TO William J. Eitel. Mel.
y. u. Eitcl twtfcl. No. 81. south lice
Wcstha mpton. lbs feet ~ inches east Hell
mont east = fest "a inches by 10 feet.
Marve!yn can.ey to H.. J Moore. No. 100
Streets. i3xss feet . inches. 20 Interest.
80 10 north line Jackson. :'hsxis5 !eet.
Il: s. waiieSstcln, Clara e; tw!tel. to
ls feet , inches south Leigh south 57x,J5
;est Z Inches: lien. $500. March q. 1850:
Charles Semi Meveish. ALICE An,tlic
sss,i9n ?, Say $50; end n i, as q r.. SSsis' ,se,.
Albert. a. Tennant. Leila T.. Tenant
sw!fsl 70 ", J Gilman south llne Char.
%iiarvic. February :. isn. tax 81. SO !"
W. J. Gilman. Dora NJ. twifc1 to Alpcr,
y. cnnant. east iinc Sixth street 2Ss Tcet
e 2 inches Sa ,. south Leigh south :%.fcei : inches
>. 1870: tax IS. $40. lien. 1880 t
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oil Company Pay. Dividend.

tors Of the Continental OH COMPANY
nave decided to pay a stock dividend
OF 2oO per cent. each stockhoider to
now held. 1t Was announced today
Books close against the disbursement
aprii 10; and payment will be made
Continental oil Company. which to-
day declared a 200 per cent stock d.
vldend In Denver, ig.one OF the segre-
OF Now Jersey.
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No pcvo,utIonnry Talk.

PARIS. March 3o.-The second
days meeting of the General Fedora
ton OF Labor today was as free from
revolutionary talk as was the session
OF the Chamber of Deputies yestcr-
day. Leonard J%ouhauS. Vice -presi-
dent OF the international. Trades
Union Federation, delivered a long
address. which In its n followed
closely expressions which Minister OF
Finance Francois .Marsal has used
frequently of late.
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RELEASES.

B. C. wherry. trustee. To r. T.. Goode.
Mamie D. Goode. west line Laurel. 30 feet
a ) Chewing. F.. NJ. sBoxIcy. trustee.
to j. Henry Crutchicid. No. 1914 south
east corner Fourth and Dural. 0x0 feet.
March IS. 1920: $3.50.
east line Third Avenue. 10 feet south Burns
south 70x141j feet. March Is. 1920: $3.50.
II. I. Walker. trustee. to William II.
Harris. ct TX. No. Sib south line Baker
Street west st. Peter. 25Sl2 feet. January
II. Seldom TAYLOR. trustee. to w. J.. GIL
man. cast line Sixth. 356 feet 3 inches south
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pro,cst Marriage of Child.

NEW YORK. March 20.-Anna Lee
Nong. the 1~l-ycar-oid Chinese girl,
marriage III BinEhamton,
". y. on November 81 last. to David
Lee Kong, aroused members of sew
eral child welfare organizations. WAS
the plaintiff in an action started to-
day in,thc Supreme Court IN have
her marriage ~annulled. The grounds
upon which the action was based
were her agc-seven years under Ii
age of conscn$-and tho claim that
she had not lived with the defendant
voluntarily.
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NEW YORK CItRn N.pErD

NEW fORR, March 3U.-A resumption of
activity and ! IA better outside demand
a hrm tone on the curb market dur
Pront.takins sales In some issues caused
reeessions from time TO time. but as a
rule the advances were we'll maintained.
Ihe Standard OIL shares were moro &C
tive. There was an excellent demand 10.
the New York stock. which was strong,
reacted on realizing sales. Ohio Oil was
bid up for odd lotnt Midwest Refining, on
inc ojher hand. was In supply and re-
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CHICAGO. March 3.-very little Inter
~ y Vas displayed In corn today. The
isiH, q new high mark on the crop for
~ seasoT: The close was - lsi. when
ure, The general range was from = To w
offnt us hishsr than the previous close. sisst
dealings. Oats closed Y 10 Is hieh.r Rre
closed 4 to u higher and barley Was III
Provisions closed Irregular. utt., ae,,v:.,
being shown In the general feeling Pori
ana 'srd were easier and ribs nrmer.
WHEAT-FutureK moi nnntsa ~
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Report Jan, Arc Fighting.

SIN FRANCISCO, n c n. 5U.-
Fighting between Japanese II Rus
SLAMS In Sikolaevsk was reported In
a cable gram from Tokyo received by
Japanese newspaper. ~ g W
World" here today. The
said the Japanese consulate in Niko-
lacvsk had been burned and that
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.Alrscd Muracrer Rslen.ea ON bond

corpus proceedings In the
the murder of Ale Majors. a farmer.
near Water Valley. several weeks
ago. resulted in his release on 5000
bond today. Mrs. Alex Majors. wife
Of the murdered man. who l5 also
charged with tho killing. was re-
leased on bond at the preliminary
hearing. but McCrory was refused
bond by tho examining magistrate.
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u,..,s-InnI7R.ocnc, High stage.

MEMPHIS. TENN, March 30.-The
Mississippi River at Memphis today
reached a stage of 3T.3 feet and was
said to be rising about half a foot Il
day with a crest OF about forty feet
predicted. Lowlands outside the
levcees were inundated, but property
behind the embankments were said
10 be in no danger.
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NASHVILLE. TENN. March 30
OF the 10000 Americans who were
rendered exceptionally unfit for their
former trades or h~i-tRaSScS by injur-
les received in battle during the war,
1000 or 10 per cent were. men from
Tennessee. according To a Statement
by II. a.. Gr!gg. field officer of the
Federal Vocational Training Board,
who was in Nashville today.
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MEMPHIS. TENN, iM9rph a1srpss
spite pleas OF iilness. Fay II. lsHAgetit
charged with numbering Bon sHthne;
in a pullman car insthet Union StAfton@
here In September 1a17. was plAte9s
on trial in criminal court fherA stoHnys
for the third time. sSHsSS,4s
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WASHINGTON, March a0.-GencraIs
an inspection trip OF Camp Bcnning.
Ga. and Camp Bragg. M c. Hst fs.
due to reach Camp Behning stonighti
and Camp Bragg about Friday noon.
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Georsinn Named at Princeton.
PRINCETON. n. ]. March 30.A-0.a
G. j. Carpenter. of Augusta, Ga.,aStoS
day was elected head Of next yeats!
Princeton wrestling team.
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DURHAM. y. G.. MarSh 3os--An In
vitation to women OF ssthe countysf6s
attend the county Denf3cratic ppns
vcntion tn be held next SaturdayfSSas
issued officially today bytS.SC.sBra~-
Icy, chairman OF the DurhamSC County
DemoGratic executive committee.llI2ffS
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. March 1.-co,top goods TO-.
oay were nrm. With trading OF moderate
Sniume. Mercerizcd combed yarns were
easier. while other yarns wero nrm. Bur
laps were nrmer. Raw silk was unchanged
anu reported hrm at recent advances.
Dress goods OF a rne character were bs.nS
purchased for fan In a conservative way
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Scw pnclnc cotton E.chnnEe.

Now pncIHc Cotton shrhnnEc.
LOS ANGELES. CAL, March 30
Pacific Cotton Exchange, and the
first for California and Arizona cot
or was organized here last night. 1t
will deal exclusively In Pima cotton.
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Leigh south 9! feet 3 inches by. l0 feet
II taSsSes; 10 81; March .; 1so; st.s9S
Harris wiiiian Harris thusbandl. west
@AiH feet: No. SIC. March u. 1870. i..iOs.s1
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..aCORk. March sO.-At n Especial
meeting Of the Cork Corporation to-
night. .Aliermau Terence MacSweney
was elected Lord Mayor. He is Il
Sim Fcin leader and several times
has been dcportcd or imprisoned.
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DEAL. ENGLAND. March 30.--LikS-s
boats were hurriedly called out gto-5
day to the relief of a.large steamers
believed 20 be an American. stranded,
on Soodwin Sands. seven miles on the
coast. y. ~ .a@xE ~ - s&3Nss
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cIosed 50 to % points net lower. Ssi.s
49, barrels. prime crude 100 asked
sf.me smn''ner yellow spot. is..d 10 IS
Nay. i'Ss: July. 1914: September. 10 20
Irlnie winter yellow and summer white
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS

. NAVAL STORES.
SAVANNAH, Ga, March 50-Turn,n,i,.
stock. 600 p'S' -
hosin firm and unchanged sales. 20; re-
ceipts. ID l.l3; stock, rs. sT5
Suote; q l6.0li d. +. f. G. 1870: H. /.
i,SS; X: 800: NJ. 1875: ". 1850; VIC. 1900:
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Coffee Exchange to Close.
NEW YORK. March 30.-Memhers
OF the New York Coffee and Sugar
Exchange today voted tn suspend
trading next Friday and Saturday.
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JACKSONVILLE. March 0-Turpentine
strong. I'm: sales. 80: receipts. A: shin
ments. IS: stock. i.s9ti. ""p
RoSin steady: sales none; rcceyn,, m.
shipme nts. t.G75: stock. $3.50. -
quote: r.. lslo; l.. 11.HGiIS: X. 1901.
W. a1sIsn"S; y. lS7o0l61s: VIC. 1900:
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RICE

NJ" March 3o.-Roush rice.
saiea: receipts. lbs sacks: ini!lers' re-
Goipts. y.a' clean Rice stEonE. Sales: Hon
nuras. fti pockets. ia: Blue Rose. 40
pockets. II; receipts. 4,lsT; bran and polish
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No Liv Stock Market.
CHICAGO, March S0.-Thcrc was no
live stock market today owing TO
strike OF stock yard employees.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond Union Stock Yards

Richmond. Va. March 30. 1870.
temarks-Iherc was a very fair run OF
cattle here this week. Market active and
prices higher. Prospects look favorable for
next Friday and Saturday.
Strictly good steers. LOO lbs.
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FINANCIAL
InSDoN ~,

LONDON, March 50.-Bar silver qua ns
ouncef. money. "A per cent Discount rate
snort bills. ga per cent: threc.months bill
bh per cent.
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NASHVILLE. TENN, March 30
The rcsiS nation of George G. Draper,
state pure food and drug commits
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S,5a5: New Orleans.
Louis. 3.9fT; Hous-

Port movement:
New York.Middling. A.eo exports. 4a
bales. sales. 100 balcs: stock. AIT bales.
Minor ports-xtoek. 7.t07 fhales.
Total today-Reeelpts; 2s:sIS bales; ex-
Total for week-+Receipts. "a. SO bales: ex-
ports. IS!c0f bales 49,
Total for season-Receipts. s.1ae.o45 bales:
exports. 6,1ls,s72 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. March Sp.-weather
conditions were tho main consideration in
Tho cotton market today. and they were
favorable. sDSugh "a cause a fairly Iarga
vulurne OF sefing. under which prices were
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sMiphG pra Tas am ssssns
as agent In charge OF narcotic NefAS
forcement In Tennessee. MSAE%SsH

STASDREwS. FLA, March. 30~lsA@S
ireaktsh lightning bolt during q sttfIxs5
here this aftern0on--eafged thesTiHTH
hts plarn.
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coTToNsEED or.

: COTTONSEED OIL. y
NEW YORK. March 3.-Cottonsoed oil
was lower under scattered liquidation,
prompted by the 'bearish showing in cot,
ton and lard and continued stagnation in
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Richmond, Va. AIanc, N ,a,,
Wholesale Quotations on iChaS!'-o .
WHEAT.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Wholesale Quotations by, woodson. CraiS.
Inc. ,2iS East Cary st. Madison t8.J.
Richmond. Va. March 30. 1920.
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CHICAGO GRAIS MAnKrT

Top sprinE lambs. IS centR. Fresh cows
ana calves. $50 to SIS. according 10 ousiItr
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RICHMOND GRAIN NARKEr

~ SALES.
UNIVERSAL Leaf Tobacco pfd. al 1otu
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-09-16
ID A 7 S N A P
KILLS RATS

and mice and never leaves a smell. A
trial proves this. RAT-SNAP comes in
cakes-no bait or mixing required.
Results Guaranteed.
25c size Il cake) enough for Pantry.
Kitchen or Cellar.
SOC size e cakes) for Chicken House.
coops, or small buildings.
$l.N sze Is cakes) enough for all
farm and out building, storage building
or factory buildings.
Sold and guaranteed by Levy Drug
Co.. and Peoples Hardware and Furni.
ture Co.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-09-16
The Enterprise
WEEKLY
THURSDAY, SEPT. 16, 1920

LEV OE rORECAST-Septem Der
17'h cold wave will form over
the Missouri Valley and travel
Southeastward; 18th to 10Th rain
followed by cold wave; 2Oth to
2lst pleasant; 22nd to 23rd cooler.
MIR. ID. w. Breazeale was a bus
mess visitor to Shreveport Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. L. Ii. johnson
have returned from a visit to
Shreveport.
Mrs. Emily Watson is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. w. Mccormick
Of Shreveport.
Oar splendid line of new fall models,
otricolette blouses, isbeing offered
to first comers for $500 at
-LTEBER'S
Mr.. Raoul Levy came up from
Bcauregard to spend the week end
ut home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Levy left
Sunday for New Orleans to enjoy
couple of weeks visit.
Mr. A. j. Fohs of Shreveport
paid a very important week end I
visit to Natchitoches. K
Mrs. J. H. WALES and daughter,
Cleora, have returned from visit t
to relatives in South Louisiana.
The latest autumn modes in ladies'
skirts and dresses just received ut
--LIEBER'S
Mr.. J. H. Williams, Jr., of
Zimmerman was business visitor
Tuesday.
MIR. Lynn Barlow left Tuesday =
night for Hammond for an inter-
esting and important visit.
Messrs. U. L. BreazeaIe and |,
Victor Prudhomme left Tuesday =,
night for New Orleans where they :,
are spending few days. -
Mr.. H. E. Breazeale of New
Orleans spent a few days here last . =
week en- route to and from Shreve- H.
port. u,
Mrs. G. B. johnson of Hammond sp
arrived Friday night to visit her su
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. 4
Phelps. lat,
by
Two-fold quality and prices stand Yo
'ut in the new line Of suits and dresses
ust received at
-LIEBER'S.
Messrs. Alfred Ducournau and Jul
Robert Browne left for their re- ca'
pectiye schools at Reeves and on
)eRidder Saturday. SUI
ren
Mr.. Harry Suddath left We'd ret
esday for Shreveport to matric- .
late at Centenary for the coming
essiop. ~
the
Mr.. James Chambers of Alex- Me
ndria spent several days last week to
'i,h his mother, Mrs. 4. T. wit
ialliop. liar
6S6 quickly relieves Constipat ion, Bill .
usness, Loss Of Appetite and Head
:llcs, due to Torpid Liver Mr.
Coz
MISS Josephine Bryan reached Ala
Dme Saturday night after spend PRO
z the past few weeks at Biloxi d.v
I'd other gulf coast resorts
M,
Misses Irene and Daisire Clou. ner
cr Of Bermuda have been spend and
z some time in town, the guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Cloutier. N
Mr., and Mrs. w. w. Tison and uau'
iltlrcn reached home Thursday WIS
yht after enjoying a visit to ue"
lativcs in South Louisiana. NC"
ii s
lew Serge MILDLY suits; the ideal after
'ment for general wear.
-SEMMELMAN'S. Nj
Mss Bette Porter returned ~ !.
m a visit to South Louisiana -:
t week in time to spend q while Me Ne
home before resuming her -
ool duties in Shreveport. .n1
|lessrs. J. ID. Webb, general benei
mt of the I. &. r., and }. @. A.:
/ - S,. ~: r-;J from
: ~ - hrs;nsss ing,
: her g
lr. ]. H. Stephens, represent. payrs
the n. y. States and the Sund'
cveport Times spent Thursday Al.
2, having come to report the and =
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-09-16

; vSsSO NV0V0bVSNlu
very comfortably at the Schum,
ert after an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B. Courtriet
reached Natchitoches Tuesday al
ter enjoying their vacation in tn
West and are comfortably domi
clled in their same apartment a
Miss Newel's.
Miss Claire Wambsgans has re
turned to her home in New Or
leans after spending some tim,
here with her uncle, who succeed
ed her father rs owner of tn,
Standard Bakery.
MIR Henry Breazeale left Sun.
day night for Virginia to enter
that famous old college, Washing.
ton and Lee, to begin his law
studies.
Semmelman's new Fall Ready to-
Wear is arriving daily. We invite
your inspection of the seasons latest
models in Suits, Coats, Dresses and
Waists.
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mr.. Verne Breazeale, who was
detained in San Antonio by an
accident while in swimming and
lid not return with Mr.. Watson
IS expected, reached home Mon.
lay night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truly Pullin are
he very proud parents of a fine
10Y, born Sunday morning. The
enterprise in extending congratu-
atoms is satisfied that he will
'ruIy be Sunday child, full of |
race.
666 cures Malaria, Ch,lls and Fever
ilious Fever. Colds and LaGrippe. 1t
ills the parasite that causes the fever.
1t is splendid laxative and general
onic.
Mrs. Lestan DeBlieux. daugh-
r, Miss Lofts, and son, Lestan, q
r., reached home in time for the l
,ening of the Normal after a t
ost enjoyable visit to relatives c
Shreveport. t
Mrs. 0. F. Himel went 20 Alex
dria Monday to take home her
tie nephews, Ludlow and Joe :, .
,nry Baynard, who had been :.
ending some time with their
ut and uncle.
nj
! large selection of the seasons r.
.st models in Cost Suits Just bought
our Mr.. Semmelman IN the New
* market.
--SEMMELMAN'S
Nrs. Maude Crossett has re- nj
ned from most enjoyable va at
ion and Mrs. &. Hardwicke of bs
reveport, who substituted as oc
'erintendent during her absence,
,ained over for q week before
arning home. oe
)r. and Mrs. j. +. Keator came me
from Bermpda Sunday to enter 10 10
ir daughters, Misses Rosa and !"
da, at the Normal aud arranged
ocate them most delightfully."- 4.
h Mr., and Mrs, George Will. ah
asOu. ~.
Irs. H. H. Turpin and mother, 'e
J. Pierson. motored up to 70
shatta with their guests, Mrs. 'a'
x Hill and daughter of Lake eo
videnee, Sunday to spend the oo'
with relatives. A
ms and young mems Hart. Schaff- s.'' ~.
and Marx suits--the new styles 1.s' w
,.+t.-,. :. att
-SEMMELMAN'S ~
r. and Mrs. Raphiel and !
Ihters, Miss Lou Audrey and wit
McGullus OF Marshal, James ent
ius and Mrs. L. A. Harris of eve
York m0tored in from Camp gay
unday night and Monday to lno
I'd services at the synagogue. u"''
thai
rs. Gaiennie Hyams, accom- ing
I'd BY her sister, Mrs. Cosper BILE
onroe, who bad been spend roll,
ONE time with her, went to rou,
Orleans last week with her by |
to consult . throat specialist in e
lss returned with them much and
'ted' care
ss Hilds Breszeale came in Nc
Clarence, whore she is teach. Kew
o spend the week end at home, viii
randfatheF, MF: g. q. Som: lsat!
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-09-16
School Board Candidates

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing persons have announced their
candidacy and filed as members of the
Parish Board OF School Directors for
Wards One, Two and Eight as follows:
Ward One-Z. T. Gallon, Jr., Jas.
B. Tucker.
Ward Two-E. 7. Walker, j. O.
Williams.
Ward Eight-Benjamin Martin, J. J.
Rachal.
p. v. B. PRuDHOMME,
Secretary.