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STRANGE WINDS OF CHANCE
Mixed Up in Romance of tho Manquesan Islands.

In one of the New York art gal leries there is now on view a primitive ly-fashioned door decorated with the figure of Tahitian belle. This door has been brought from the far-away lands of the southern Pacific.
 And thereby hangs a tale"-a tale that leads to one of the far Marques an islands where Paul Gaugin "madly painted his very llfe's blood into a series of astounding canvases, prac- tically living on narcotics at the end because he felt that he must, at any cost, give his message to the world" W. Somerset Vaughan, In his endless search for the endless succession cf plots for his novels and plays. dug up the story of Paul Gaugin's trail hot foot from Paris to Tahiti, and even carried off a door from his cabin. Thus was written "The Moon and Six pence"
 Gaugin died in his adopted home. his passing noted only by few ar lists. Then the playwright's visit to the island, then the book-and imme- diately there is a general gathering of artists, writers, photographers, etc.,
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restaurant and fll me up."-Phradei- phia Record.
charIemsone Relic to Relms,

The Reims treasure, so severely fm- periled during the German lombard ment, has been enriched by a precious jewel of the ninth, or maybe the eighth century, a generous gift of the Elm press Eugenie. says Le Moniteur de Ia Bijouterie in an article by the Jew eler's Circular" The matter in ques- tion Is the reliquary of Chariemagne, a round capsule of gold cncircled with precious stones, in the middle of which, made out of two hollowed out sapphires, piece of the true cross is inclosed.
 It was found on the neck of the great emperor and the clergy of Aix-la- Chapelle (where Charlemagne died and was buried in 814) gave it in 1894 to Napoleon I. What is less we'll known is that Napoleon III. preserved this magic talisman, which assured he said, the empire to Its holder, in his bed chamber at the Tuileries, at the head of his bed.
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EVER READY TOsHELP BLIND
Americans Noted Everywhere for Their Generosity-Humorous LIt-
 tie Happening in Philadelphia.

In every nook and corner or the globe one visits, the natives do not fail to tell you of the generosity or the American. The native will give beggar two centavo or two-centlne piece. while an American will probably give 90 centavos or centimes. Ano Americans are not only generous, but ready to do a kind act.
 Right In the city of Philadelphia a person often sees man or woman helping blind person across the street Probably you would have done the helping if the other person haa not been a few steps in front of you'
 The other day a gentleman saw blind man walking in a circle and felt sorry for him.
 Walking promptly up the good Sa- maritan said 'Is there any way ID which l can help youf"
 Stopping in his tracks, the blind man
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DenUer Lady SdUed
 Daughters Life

Mrs. L. K. Williams, Denver, Col, has written Nash Brothers, the man. utacturing druggists, telling of the wonderful results accomplished by the use of Nash's Group & Pneu- monia Salve in her home.
 She says: ''One of our little grls had pneumonia and, as you know, the fatalities from pneumo- ma In this high altitude are enor- nous nous, The doctors gave her up. We used Nash's salve and her life was spared. You may rest assured We will always praise the value of your wonderful remedy"
 Nash's Salve is the NEW treat
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American agricultural methods. as portrayed in motion pictures, are in great demand in all parts of the world, according to the Department of Agriculture. Recently the Ko- rean government purchased six cop ies of film poultry production.
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ment for bad colds, influenza, croup pneumonia and other dangerous ills. Applied EXTERNALLY it acts both externally and internally. Exter- nally it is absorbed; internally it is inhaled, causing the immediate loos- ening of head and chest.
 Containing no harmful drugs it can be used freely. Breaks up a bad cold almost instantly. Gives immediate relief also to catarrh, asthma, bronchitis, etc. At lead ing druggists everywhere, 30 cents bottle; and in 60 cent bottles that contains 2 1-2 times as much.
 Sold by P. R. Turner Drug Go. *
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Excellent Artificial Milk.

In Japan there is said to be very satisfactory substitute for milk, just as the nut magazines are a substi- ute for butter. Cows are very scarce fin Japan and the people are using an artificial milk derived from the soy bean. The bean Is first soaked and then boiled until the liquid turns white, when sugar and phosphate of potash are added. The boiling is re- sumed until the liquid has the ap- pearance of ordinary condensed milk. When water Is added soy milk is hard ly to be distinguished from fresh cows milk. :,
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New Bakery Is Now Open

Marianna now has firstclass bakery, just installed in the building formerly occupied by the Bynn Yam Grocery. The equipment is new, modern and absolute y sanitary. We know the baking business from long years of experience We want the people of Marianna to try breads rolls and other baking products and they measure up to the high standard you expect We sincerely hope you will bestow your patronage up on the home bakery and help build up home nsttu- uon We invite your inspection of our plant You Will find everything clean and sanitary Give us trial order
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Ships and cargoes valued at eight billion dollars were sunk during the war. Hundreds of these ships may be salvaged and made fit for serv- ica
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A 'N rs st -. .sAgy Not He.

AW Not He. '-s.isssEeif
 Mir. J. came home from work to find Mrs. J. in an unusually gooo humor. "Oh, Jack" she began in her most honeyed tones, q went shop ping today and I found perfect duck of . hat for only S37.5O"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-24
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AKADEMIE v MT. PLEA
SAINT.

Sokol J. A. Komensky uspo-
rada Ultra " s{ni ma vych. 131
ul. v Mt. Pleasant velkou aka
demii, jejiz program bude me-
ien pfilehavy uslechtily, ny
brz i pestry, bohaty. Basen "a
haji zitrejsi tn akademii a 90
recintaci teze cviceni, zpevy,
koncertnf cisla, solove vystupy
a zive obrazy budou nasledo-
vat. Pocatek akademie bude O
tfetf hodine odpoledni a po
vyfizeni programu Piles "a L.
einkovani sokolske kapely bu-
de nasledovat. Jest zadoucno.
aby sokolsky podnik V Mt. Plea
SAINT nalezl cetne pfiznivcn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-24
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JINY LEKARNfK OLOUPEN

Specialitou nekterych bandl
til je prepadavani lekarniku a
vcera V noci diva podobni w
tecnici vnikli do zavodu lekar'
nika J. F.. Reicha, 5803 Quin-
by Ave, jemuz odcizili z po-
kladny $50 a z registru da-
Sich $50. Reich prav6 telefono-
val, kdyz lupici do lekarny
vstoupili a namlrenym revol-
verem mu "radili' aby telefo-
novani nechal a kasu otevrel
Reich mel podobne zkusenosti
S bandity A. listopadu a prot2
vcerejSi vyzvy upos echl a Va
odpor Sc nestavel.
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UZAVRENf VYSTAVY
AUTOMOBILE.

Ones noci jedenacte no
dine bude skoncena devatena-
eta vyrocni vystava automobi-
III We Wigmore koliseu ma W.
chodnf 13. ul. blize Euclid A
We. LetoSni vystava aut preko-
nala vsechny toho druhu W.
stavky pTedchazejici nejen do
poctu vystavenych strojd, ny
brz i co Sc tyee prodeje. DneS-
nj den zasv6cen jest autoistGm
pionyrum, jakousi schGzkou
Cleveland ami vlastnicich au-
ia jiz pred rokem 1900. Prv-
MIN zdejsim autoistou byl Po-
lax Leo Melandowski, ienz
svuj automobil privezl Fran
Gle pred +. 1900, kdy automo-
bilova industrie v Parizi Sc
rozsirovala. V pondeli budou
stroje Wigmore kolisea posi-
lany svym maiitelGm a pfistf
vystava bude konana opet v
lednu.
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"MA ROZTOMILA
BARUSkA."

Pod vyse uvedenym nazvem
sehraje Ultra V Ce3. SIM Sokol
ma zap. strane tamejsi "Ochot-
nictvo" tuto povedenou frasku.
coz slibuje byti zvlaStnosti le-
tosni divadelni sezony. Hra lie
novlnkou, p.na rozmarnych pri
Dhod a komickych zapletek, ja-
ko stvorena pro obdobi maso-
pustni, kdy chceme Sc cd srd-
ce uprimne zasmat. Nacviceni
novinky svefeno opet p. Mu-
chow, ktery Sc postaral by
"Roztomila BaruSka" skutecn6
sehrana byla "roztomile"! We
skere role obsadil dobrymi ST.
lami i zp6vni vlozky nachazf
Sc v rukou povolanych, takze
pravem m1zeme Sc teSiti ma
priJemny vecer. V meziaktf i
po divad,e k plesu vyhravati
bude kapela sokolska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-24
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RUZENA SVOBODOVA
MRTVA.

Prave ma Novy Rok zemfela
znamenita ceska spisovatelka
Ruzena Svobodova, NAME .ka
spisovatele F. X. Svobody. Cd
chodem autorky "Milenek"
"Zamotanych vlaken', "Ztro-
skotano" a j. utrpela nase do
maci literature nenahraditelnG
ztraty. Byla pohrbena ma vySe-
hradskem Slavine.
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kovych latek V hodnote $4,000.
Kufr nalezel obchodnlmu ce-
stujicimu A. Marksovi New
Yorku, jenz opustil vlak rano
O Z hodine a svuj kufr postal
do hotelu autodrozkarem Kdyz
povoznik ten prijel ma ST. Clair
Ave. nejaky autoista mu cestu
zatara3il nez Sc opet vyhnul,
iiny muz svefeny kufr mu ne
pozorovane ukradl.
Jina kradez udala Sc ma dne-
SEX odevnim obchode M. Kra
mera, 4102 Lorain Ave-, z ne
hoz "a $1,000 kabatu a kalhot
bylo vyvleGeno.
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UMRTf POVESTNEHO
UNOSCE DfTETE.

V pennsylvanske Riverside
kaznici podlehl vcera zanetu
Pile Jimmy Boyle, stavsi Sc
povestnym unosem 8leteho syn
ka pravnika a millionaire "Bil-
ly" Whitla re Sharon, Pa, KITE
ryzto unos udal Sc +. 1909.
Boyle spolecne Sc svou man
zelkou privezl tenkrat ukrade-
neho hocha do Clevelandu, kde
skryval jej V kterems cinzov-
MIN dome ma Prospect Ave. Di
te unesl ma zaklade vyderac-
stvi a otec uloupeneho hocha
vyplatil unoscum $4,000 V
Hollenden hotelu. Brzy ma to
Boyle zena jeho byli zde
zatceni a do Pittsburgh k pro-
cesovani odvezeni. Boylovi ma
diktovan soudcem dozivotni
zalaf, kdezto zena jeho posla-
ma do kaznice ma 20 let a po-
zd6ji omilostnena. Pani Helena
Boylova zije nyni u bratra V
Chicagu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-24
DOUFAJf " ZRUSENf
PROHIBICE.

Ceska pivovarni spolecnost
Atlas Bewing Co. V Chicago,
rozesila obezniky nasledujici-
no zneni: "Osmnacty dodatek
cini fundamentalni zmenu ce
lem nasem vlalnim systemu.
Porusuje zasady mistni samo-
spravy, ktere isou zakladem
nasi repub.iky G lneni funkce
federalni vlady IA ntraty a pra
Vomoc statnich vlad a sice do
takove miry, re to must neod-
vratne vesti k centralisaci mo-
ci We federalai autokracii. Ci-
nj o radikainf odchyleni Cd
pdvodnich pojmd a federalni
autorit6. ktere, budou-li uzna
ny "a platne, budou prvnim
krokem k zrusenf svrchovano-
sti stat6. z tohe duvodu oce-
kavame, ze vrchni soud pro-
h!asi osmnacty dodatek "a ne
ustavni a narodni prohibicni
zakon, jenz narizuje provadG-
nj osmnacteho dcdatku, bude
rovnez prohlaSen "a neplatny
Tato otazka bude V kratkosti
projednavana pred distriktnim
soudem Spojenych StatG V New
Jersey v pfipadu Christiana
Genspana bude pax neod.
kladne pfedlozena vrchnimu
SOudu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-24
CTENEMU CESKEMU
ORECENSTVU.

Ultra 0 pul desate rano
bude Biblicka Hodina V no
vem evangelickem kostele
ma Broadway, proti Magnet
ulici, poblize E. 55. ulice. po
ukonceni bude ceske kazanl.
Odpoledne We tri hodiny
bude ceske kazan1 V mistro-
sti pfednl ma predmet Ma
bozenstvi a spolecenske pro-
blemy."
Kazdy jest srdecne zvan
d vltan!
VACL. ]. LOUZECkY,
kazatel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-24
PROTIvA.
PTeds.aveni dram. sboru Tyl.

Ultra v nedGli o 5 hod. odp.
provedena bude Tylem po dru-
he zp6vnimi vlozkami velice
vhodn6 zpestrena hra re zivo-
ia posumavskeho lidu We 3 jed
nanich pod nazvem Protiva,
jez Sc jako posledni predstave
nj minule sezony tolik
naSemu obecenstvu zamlouvala
ZvlaSt6 pro hru ma slova V.
Khopa p. E. Krejsou ochotnC
komponovana cfsla, terceto s..
Manakove, pi. Vokounove a p.
Kratochvila 90 ia hlava zla'
a horacke duetto PIP. B. Sixty
a V. Dlouheho "Hory krasne,
hory ceske" buddy minulem
predstaveni jistou pozorno3t,
tax re zejmena Hory Sc staly
jiz repertoirnfm cislem. Slecna
Manakova zapeje dv6 so.ovt
pisn6 "Hubicky", taktez cd p,
Krejsy a dale duetto S pi. Vo-
kounovou "Mlada la3ka" a s p
Sixtou smes z narodnich pisni
P. AL. Klimes pax zpiva pi
Vokounovou krasnou pisef
IS bohem bud'." Take zertol
ny "strasidelny' kuplet pi Rie.
dlove, Sixty a Dlouh6ho mem;
10 prispeje k pobaveni. Sbol
pax obohati zitrejSi vecer tre
mi cisly. V nedeli dne 20. uno
IA sehraje Tyl obraz re zivots
span6lskeho lidu Carmen, kr
kteremu Sc jiz po delSi domr
konaji pilne zkousky.
lIITC C1IITC CIVIC G
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PROC NEZkUSITI TOTEZ.

Pan Jiri Secun pise nam z
Leduc Alta, Kanada: "27. pro
since 1919. My farmari z Rele-
thil a okoli dekujeme vam co
nejsrdecn6ji "a vas vyborny
lex. Trinerovo Lecive HorkG
Vino Pomohlo mnohym farma-
rum, jejichz zaludeGni potize
nabyiy razu tax obtizneho, re
pobyt nemocnici a operace
zdaly Sc byti neodvratnymi." "
Trpite-li Spatnym zazivanim,
zacpou, bolenim hlavy, nervo-
sou, nespavosti neb jinymi po-
tizemi, souvisicimi porucha-
mi zaludku, proc sc nerozhod-
nete nasledovati prikladu ka-
nadskych farmaru a uzivati Tri
nerovo Lecive HoTke Vino? A
tamze, kde koupite 81 tento
lex, muzete dostati take Trine
ruv Liniment, pomahajici rych-
lie pri reumatismu a neuralgia,
Trinerdv Mirnitel kasle, nej-
lepsi lex prot nastuzeni ka-
Sli, a ostatnf vyborne Trinero-
Wy pfipravky. = Joseph Triner
Company, 1333-43 S. Ashland
Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
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VEREJNE CVICENI SOKOLA
"NOVA VAST.

Ultra odpoledne presne We
dive hodiny zahajeno bude evil
ceni teto jednoty We hlavni
dvorane Sine Sokol ma Clark
ulici. Jako pfedchazejicim We
rejnym cvicenim tax tomuto
cvicitelsky sbor venoval vSe-
moznou peel, by zdarne prove
demo bylo. Sdcastneny budou
ctyri tfidy zactva obeho po-
h.avi, Sokolice a Sokolove. Ii
to posledni pon6kud V mensim
poetu nezli jindy, ale "a to
zdatnosti nicim pozadu. Svobo
domyslne verejnosti zapadni
strany naskytuje Sc velmi
vhodna prilezitost telocvicnou
skolu Sokoa Nova Vlast spa
trit a pritomnosti svoji ku dal-
81 cinnosti povzbudit. Vstup ie
vo.ny a ma odchod upozornl
br. starosta. Cviceni .fidi br. ma
celnik JOS. Ulman, kdezto hu-
debni dOprovod obstara sokol-
ska hudba. Jezto po pate hodi-
ne nasleduje patronatni diva
dlo, cviteni must byti skonce-
no yeas a proto nutno V cas- "a
cit. TeSime Sc blahou nadeif,
re prizeh nasi verejnosti nam
tentokrate bude venovana.
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VYUZITkOVALI BLOKADY
u SQUARU.

V dolennim meste doSlo dnes
rano k move blockade ma trakc-
mich liniich, kterouzto okol-
most vyuzitkovali nejaci umel-
ci k loupezi ma st. Clair Ave-,
kde z automobilu jisteho po-
voznika byl ukraden kufr vzor
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-24

- Duetto "Nest'astne louceni"
zpiva p. PSnek a 81. Lhotova "
"Roztonile BaruSce" " nedsli
dne 25. ledna v Ces. SIM Sokol
ma Clark Ave.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-15
Catholic Priest Is
Given Big Surprise


Rev. Father Mauer, rector Of the
Church of the Annunciation on Ave
nue. B, was given one of the greatest
surprises of his life last Saturday aft
ernoon by the ladies of his church.
The rectory, which has just received
the finishing touches, was completely
furnished by the work of the ladies.
Father Mauer was out of the city
and returned Saturday. At o'clock
the ladies met at the Magic City The
alter, where they were met with the
loaded trucks and all proceeded to
the rectory where the rugs were laid,
curtains hung and every piece of fur
niture properly placed. The four
rooms were furnished complete. Be
fore the ladies were through with
their work Father Mauer arrived on
the scene and was given such an
agreeable surprise that words could
not describe his feelings.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-15
Tag Day Coming
Tuesday, Jan. 10th

"May I tag your, sir?" and "Have
you been tagged, MADAME" may be
familiar questions to many of us, but
when, on next Tuesday, January 20,
we are confronted on every side by
squads of smiling, eager lassies,
wearing the attractive insignia of
their order, the question may sud-
denly acquire a new charm and in
spire you with a keen desire to dig
deep down into your jeans or explore
the most secret compartment of our
purses in order to help our girls to
help themselves. To do this they
need money, and it's up to all to see
that they get it.
They are planning, too, to sell
sandwiches, peanuts and candy in the
highway and the byways in order to
fill the Golfers full. Bogalusa is
Weakening. daily to the fact that Girl
Reserves is an organization bidding
for a bets Ter and more efficient WON
anhood F,an our country has yet
known, therefore the girls are look
ing forwYrd to a ready and willing
response to their plea for financial
aid.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-15
TWO REMARKABLE
RECOVERIES HERE

When H. Dennis of Marsden Camps
and Mrs. H. o. Sheridan left tho
Bogalusa Hospital this week. two Of
the most remarkable cures had been
effected in the history Of Bogalusa
or IN any other hospital.
Mr.. Denis entered the hospital
with a crushed knee cap, while Mrs.
Sheridan suffered an ailment in
which many complications entered.
AT one time all who waited on her
said that Mrs. Sheridan would die at
almost any minute. Her recovery is
complete and she is now a well
woman.
Mr. Dennis has been mentioned as
the man who went through the whole
world war, never being out of the
sound of German guns, and then
came from England, his native land.
to the camps at Marsden to meet Sc
we're trouble with a big pine log.
When he came to the hospital it an
peared that he would either lose his
leg or be laid up for eight months,
but the skill of what Bogalusa has
in nurses and surgeons has sent him
back to his work in sixty days. Mr..
Dennis left Tuesday and Mrs. Sheri-
dan on Wednesday.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-15
State and Parish /
Primary Tuesday

Next Tuesday is the big day
throughout the state of Louisiana,
and while heretofore Bogalusa has
taken but little interest in politics,
the city is now making up for lost
time and every voter is now discuss
ing the merits of the candidates and,
their chances Of being nominated.
The race between Colonel Frank
Stubs and John NJ. Parker for gov
ernor is interesting in Washington
parish, and while both sides are
claiming it, there is no disputing the
fact that there has been big change
in sentiment m Washington parish in
favor Of Mr.. Parker. Stubs claims
the parish by 400 and the Parker fol-
lowers are claiming that Washington
viii go in their column by between
$50 and 400.
Were it not for the fact that there
are six candidates for clerk Of court
there would be a possibility Of there
being no second primary, as this Of
flee, with the exception of the sher-
ifs race, is the only one which has
more than two seeking the job.
The race for representative is be-
tween Thomas Bennett, the present
member Of the House, and Murphy
Sylvest, while the assessors race is
between S. E. Morris, the present as
SCISSOR, and G. w. Magee, former as
SCISSOR.
For sheriff, J. E. Bateman, the
present official; Thomas ]. Simmons.
ex-sheriff, and L. L. Shillings are the
candidates, and all are reported to
have big following.
For coroner, DR.. J. E, Brock, the
present incumbent, and DIR. w. w.
Jones of Frankinton are the candi-
dates.
All candidates for clerk of court
are confident they will be in the sec
ond race. In Bogalusa the votes are
well divided.
Hon. Delos R. Johnson, candidate
for the state senate, viii be returned
without opposition.
The voting precincts in the Fourth
Ward (BogaIusa) will be as follows:
City Hall; Mills building in North
west Boga1usa; new fire station on
Columbia street; old fire station on
Fourth street.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-15
MISSISSIPPI AVENUE
BLOCK IS OPENED

The block between the Masonic
Temple and the park facing the de-
pot, on Mississippi avenue, has been
opened and will be ready for traffic
at an early date. The two neces-
sary culverts have already been in
stalled and the street can be made
one Of the prettiest in the city. Lead
ing direct from the depot to the Boz
galusa Country Club, it is one Of the
most used streets in the city and the
opening of the block is important.
This street should be placed in
good condition when the improve
ment of the streets begins.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-15
MRS. o. C. STRATTMAN
DIED LAST SATURDAY

Mrs. o. C. Strattman, widow Of
the late o. C. Strattman, and mother
Of Ed and Will Strattman and Miss
Estelle Strattman, died at her home
on Avenue C Saturday evening at 10
o'clock, after an illness Of but a few
hours. She was stricken with pa
ralysis at $50 and was never able
to speak another word until her
death. A third son, Charles Strait
man, who lives in Oklahoma, was not
able to reach home, but the other
members Of the family were present
when the end came.
The funeral was held from the
First Methodist Church, of which
Mrs. Strattman was a charter mem
Der and faithful worker, at 9 a. m.
Monday, and the body was taken to
the Waldheim Cemetery, six miles
from Covington.
The funeral was conducted by the
pastor, Rev. A. j. Gearheard, and
at the grave he was assisted by Rev.
A. /. Townsley, formerly pastor in
Bogalusa.
The ceased was one of the first
settlers in Bogalusa and the Strait
man family has been identified with
the public progress of the city since
its beginning.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-15
gsvt Week Known
IS Thrift Week

vasl Is to be known through
q. United States as Thrift
and one in which every city
..mmunity in the United States
.etsd to accomplish something
III viu Indicate more thrift.
$500, January 20, is the day
80 for "Own-a-Home Day, "
-vsrv person who possibly can
10 does not own his or her
urged to make the start on
rgs.oWning is recognized as the
.ns most important thing to
thrift No better step could be
u Bogalusa citizens who do
1 their home than to purchase
start q savings account with
a,oalusa Building and Loan As
tiop. or either Of the banks,
viii result in homecoming in
r future.
you ever stop to think that
ralord IS making money off the
"a are paying him? Then, if
him money, why should you
putting the profit he is max
If you into home for your
ana children. Then, besides,
could have the home just as you
and with a few dollars down
few dollars each month it is
s for you to own your home
ay It out just the same as rent
h the Bogalusa Building and
it,h Association.