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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-30
AND ONLY THEN

We'll. professor" inquired the young
musician, "how do my compositions please
your"
why, l think responded the older
map. that they may perhaps be played
when Mozart. Haydn. Mendelssohn and
Meyerbeer have been forgotten
Really" exclaimed the young muai-
clan in ecstasy.
Certainly. but not till then" remarked
the other--New York Globe.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-30
WATERBURY CENTER

Dr. Il. J. Foster returned Sunday night
from indianapolis. Ind. where he at
tended the National G.. A. r. encamp-
lnent.-Vernon Green is working for
Warner Woodland and has moved his
family to the Woodland camp on Kicker
Mountain.-Mr. and Mrs. Ernest New
comb spent Sunday and Monday In St.
Albans-Mrs. Luthera Stearns, who has
been with relatives in Brushton. N. Y.
for several weeks. returned home Friday.
Mrs. Nellie Simonds, who has been
working at Charles Ricker's, has return
ed to her home here.-Hazel Decell re-
turned to Mortified Monday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-30
GET A FRESH DECK.

1t was midwatch when the recruit took
the wheel for the first time. The officer
of the watch pointed out start and in
structed him to lay his course by 1t.
Some time later he returned.
JONES'" he asked. are you still on
your course?"
PLEASE. SIR" asked the recruit plain
lively, can ] have a new star? pass
ed the other one long ago. The Amer.
ican Legion Weekly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-30

Nj tended the community fair at North
t'raftsbury Friday afternoon.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-09-30
WATERBURY

The reception OF the community Nei-
fare club given in honor of the teachers
Friday evening was pleasant affair and
gave many a chance TO meet and greet
those who have charge of the young
people in the schools. The reception COM
mttee consisted of Miss Lena wallace,
Miss Julia Hayes and Mrs. Houston and
introduced to the teachers in line.
After all had assembled c. C. Graves as
president of the club extended hearty
welcome and assured the teachers OF
support. Musical numbers consisted OF
numbers by the girls chorus. vocal solos
by Miss Kathleen LeBaron and Miss
Stella Griffith. Mrs. Roy Gale and Mrs.
u. w. Cooley accompanist Mrs, White
played a piano solo, while Miss LeBaron
rendered a reading. Refreshments were
served. the Misses Ruth Stanley, Cath
crime Callahan. Ruth Moody and Kathryn
Hayes pouring The hall was beautifully
decorated with autumn leaves. wild asters
and hydrangeas.-Mrs. r. j. KNOWLES
has not been as well and has been con-
fined to the bed.--Georgc Thorndyke is
at the Fanny Allen hospital for observa-
ton pending an operation.-Carl Gray,
who is in wireless work. Is at the Pan
ANA Canal.-The burial of Mrs. Julia
O'Clair Doherty. mother OF the late
[. l.. OClair. TOOK place III the oClair
lot In HOLY cross cemetery FRIDAY AFTER
noon. The deceased had MADE her nome
nuch IN town ana was well known by
many. Julia Baldis was born in Canada
63 years ago. She married Cleothas
OClair, who died in 1910. Later she mar
ried Michael Doherty, who survives her.
She also leaves two brothers. Napoleon
and William Baldis; and sister. Mrs.
rs. IA av1I
Emma McMiiia OF Whlteheiu' ~ H. anu
another sister, Mrs George Amen Oh
Waterloo, can; also one daughter. MIS-.
charles bellsle or PROVIDENCE H. L., anu
-FOUR sons. C1frles Oh California 1oWaro
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
aapsssaaNls's Sale

So. &c. On One SEQ Wars gusaicf
a~u!eo e. s. @teeaf Vse Nsee u. q
Worsoss.
J,g sslsaso az @ weie O9 sieeo 9aeies
6ssVSe3 20 a2lso ofoosp eHeatfea ant
nuglscees SAG by abe Hon. II. 3
goas9s. gueeieao a.q slup peace Sn and
gtop ene etYa " agob, Ga1'ao PARISH
goo,sisi ava. dag.s go md' directed.
Hasdo esiaet dagt WiY0 oseY8 az public
auction aaQ ssse 2losa dttoos COZ oAe
iussacse office 6el Cedar onroSdo Gay9e
a'0rsel. 1suasian Soe9Weasa Che 10
sac sloslrs ges sales aogV
500 aQosS. JsSGSBG So 1890
oeso 80 VluenIesar SsS. Secasc1 On aloo
soeS oe Gs'2ae ooroed'. oIoY1o Pare
ISL, go1ieaaa. Clio SIDose property
alas becN seizc,3 as belonging 20 Che
Defendant alps wild DO sod 30 Qay
tho anpuss 90 s!a5aso ana dn'eSesl
ono rososo
FERNS ae saYe CASH. wsYs a,enesie
cai aaplsraiea le2GSo
O.. 70 ZONES.
Acting Constable
Caucasian. goeeo 81, a919s
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
For Justice Of the Peace.

The Caucasian has been author
lied to announce that C. C. Alexan-
der is a candidate for reelection
to the office of Justice of the Peace
for the Fifth Wards Greenwood
Caddo Parish, subject to the action
of the Democratic primary which
is to be held in January. 1920.
The Caucasian has been author
lied to announce that w. Il. Camp.
bell is a candidate for the office Of
Justice of the Peace for the Fifth
Ward-GreenWood - Caddo Parish,
subject to the action~of the Demo-
cratic primary which is to be held
in January, 1920.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
I'os District Sudgee

The Caucasian has been aufhoFe
lied 60 announce that e. e. Mills
is Q candidate Sos Che office of
Judge OF the First judicial District
Court, Cadds PARISH, Louisiana. for
the unexpjsed term, created by the
resignation o. Judge Z. T. Bell. subs
ject 10 Che action Of che Democratic
voters, at the special election ~hose
date vii. be fixed sCoEa Che procla.
nation Of the Gosegnos Of Louise
ian@
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11

affaIrs hay" brought her in clos
touch N1'lo community life and she
has heen IN iPrlio Dng inspiration g.,
: many.
7 OF Che 'o.ang Gos t4y gifts was !.
6'call'I'aIg hirthday o.akr made G,y,
| her friend Mrs. IS. g.. Foster n
Was HandSomrlg ssnhuss",l IN win.
snN secan'atot5 wiqo vrIIow daft
oils. Sccoqnpanoing the raka WAS
! 8 uoSe @j!Ho atso' gstllossing birthday
J dolessase
'G-oec avs 3o"eo Visf4"s fsr o,..
osror Gri"VI'a. Wrs. soreto .ssPlef.. g.
Shes Time sess 700 candlrs Or .g.~
Sar y"afs SOL aIa,o areqi. cut QIry
eneah % QIIs' 0'olo asooI sav shes o.
S9'e' GsSIosNoy coz soosr aEolgt s.ay
s:orolsio tel"ao ycars.
Dllo NqIto' oel obta eek. aignitfr.
Who a'e0ues ono soDol,ite. OF Soar chap-
0ctel, ond De 500 opportunities,
S''tl YiaNo sr9sqeI son,6 .lee.l Yor :hr
ol@H0 ln"ss OF O,tio"rs .qas d.ni snare
So'Io ''0r onsno dools' sco"s 20 svept
dtssocI0tIoq os the eDi~ls 90 gnl1r
lrlen'Ss signed Mrs. slalqin Nir,rL
Mrs. Herenan G.oeb. Mrs. sam Wien
or, Mrs. Geopol9 Welt. Nrs. Sid
Neg o.. HeroY5 Mrs. Bette Never
Mise e'saszie sVolqG. Nrs. Herman
eSer.le
Nrs. sesosnos O.. N-ciq. ohio s,n,@
come 90 Be ~itbs sser qnother on her
Birthday. esas eecalled 90 &lexaI,-
'9rla hS e9.c sod news Of hereave-
ment-asle death o'S sler trether-in.-
lew.
Nag ahc tsGesseHness ghal Gene,
0rom the dose of her devoted fam
lle Gro many Hesoted friends always
BE % eomfolG anA GOV g. our dear
Mrs. .SsGeC.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
eoarAaS Direcaoss Saees.

AZ The meeting ~ Che Soar6 o
directors Of che Voman'e See0alq-
meme Club presided esep By Che
chairman o. Che 4oar3. 3rs. W. 9
French, olectioN o9 beads OF ole
partmente Cook plsce 40 0ollowe
Mrs. y. W. RasstoN, yr.. Housee
wife's Departments siise Selle s9ar-
tin, political economy: head of ort
department to be selected qateQ. left
in the hands of Mmes. Selson, Her
old and Taylor.
One dollar monthly was appfo-
priated to the Travellers Cooper
alive Protection Association.
Mrs. Clarence Ellerbe for the lit
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
Fruits and Nuts.

APPLES-Per box 1915.
CALIFORNIA ORANGES-Medium
70 small size, box $3.50 to $500.
LEMONS-Per box $3.50.
ALMONDS-Per lib 34kc.
WALNUTS-Per lb 81 to 38c.
PEANUTS-Per h., 15c.
COCOANUTS-Per 100 $1,000.
BRAZIL NUTS-Per lb 3Ohc.
PECANS-Per lb IS to Soc.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
Personal Mention.

News of the marriage ofNlr Per-
cy Wallace. of Los Angeles Sal
formerly of Shreveport, was re-
oeived by friends with much in
terest. Mr.. Wallace's bride was
Miss Nina Chadwick Of Los An
geles, a handsome. accomplished
young woman and former teacher.
The Wallace family have a
strong hold on the affection of the
friends they left behind in
Shreveport.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
Notes and News
| II Interest
$685. b. III. +. H. .AAsa,
Old-FasQnia,ar6 Flowers
1888 ~ III +. w. $3.50

} EV Isrealse gbas5.
! aoSsesassldone,a gIo@ ors. glsss mas
: d'r"ssles taos 90 sisiogls
] Use agals Sheoagls tieasa nlagt
spriNstinpee
20 a9a % ahiS3 in o aeeaa.. esga!s gar,lsp2,
8!as SedsoM goees qeeaa g. aa,do gn,osSs,,
SNes
'0tIa' fairy aas''w,ss.s gsisssor wiah Ala.
monds:
glae ~iat villa % aca,gls ass Aca,aias
0ielc.
g.itas loo 3azs f"s ss,osp 2nae s,alapi.
Sasdn.
-snS o ship iq0 Ono gsltsorqngs swings
's"ulst wisia 'ts Gia'e.
= %
ool's . Fashioned flowers. GYoap years
have Ssen 9oneiy:
Cealc0 20 ene, who ela,1 yoss Gor oo,poee
panione.
fhls enlan,g eisg o. sortoi,q anG algly
My soug cries Que goe aMe @hite
sails cleaning.
the sale 90 che sea. an,9 olsp wheel
lng seagult.
QS weeds grow on qNg gar9cqD aowo
tlowers OF ems Aealq. taere os no
returning.
0 Gurn away 0 malsa pass yoaD Us.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
For Police Juror.

The Caucasian has been author
lied to announce that C. E. Dunson
is a candidate for the office of Po-
lice Juror for Ward Two, Caddo
Parish, subject to the action Of tie
Democratic primary which is to be
held in January, 1920.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
q SOsaDle Anniseszasy.

the a3r,S bir9h2as o9 shresee
porte ao0orutS citizen. SSre. aaroe.
5. AsYeq. game aea Tleueedaso 9aN
q. and @se eeYebqa9e,8 ise ohe slosne.
of Ner o'ausSseeo Yre. gse3ore 88sS-
Lame, OF hogan esreeo.
E'rien8s eome during ere 2ss eAd
made &a9Iey 6ietlo Sieite 90 Mre.
asher. who vac unfortunately cone
fiAe2 90 hee bed. Que sreese8 her
visitors with Ser Usual cheerful
nes.. Mrs. asher eeprezents in her
Well-spent life all that is best and
devoted in womanhood, as wife,
mother. friend and citizen: her
breadth Of thought and interest in
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
For Constable, Ward Five.

The Caucasian has been author
lied to announce that J. E. Oden is
a candidate for the office of Con-
stable, Fifth Ward of Caddo Parish
Greenwood subject to the action
of the Democratic primary which is
to be held in January, 1920.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
basSa 0Daesaoargs A. ool1ae0,o;on

: u Toe o oss OIL Mrs. Q O.. loostol.
@elO @'o9l IN as!r aseeoiarce oo,gl
] tese. @"lo entertained So i6,o. N,ssa,
Uausllicrs olas, OIL f9oa 9orso Meth
o'ole9 oleuerl, ID. sios. qoonuo ooo 49,
o.. O.. &ooo'lss
slSIS-flse StoIe s,ies"qe % Wllag.,
% beautiful dned o.e0c ooels oopo~i
eos scrSc'S. sdias o3alo Gerlos
eaNe Qdor aoIloee 90 Wr0c,ono 1901
WAS 0or 0oseov eoa,9nnisorcss 10 s.n
oi0p9S occasion. oolorqca Staples
memhco o'6 Wl. G'os9e0's GLOSS. Te5
poNded 90 toe asQress of welcome.
-Sn inspiring ono onos0 0n'cioseipa
oletde talk, giving ohc elstory o,q enc
o~o glasses. was onaHe es Nrs Cos
Ger. Or. Sexton ma,qe t.ap6,S 0aIll
20 ohe gouAs people.
VAe Pong Hanquce eah2. wos a,
VrodorintelS an'e Ioeau9ifulle decor
oted with pink tuds an5 rose acayes.
plnk eapels in crystal eandestichs
tleN with pink tullc gave a aoselv
etfsce. Mrs. 8. o. Nelsop Drought
Oh" General decoration. Father Cline
an0 mis- book of Che agee.
Bhe occasion @as moSG Gn9os-
aSIe and che Nospitalite of Mr.. and
Wrs. Roberts charming anG coediaq.
sPecis! guests @ere 0sr. an6 MRS.
o0e'D s. Session aDG Wrs. eosaee.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
gog Cess os enc DfsQsScg COURT
Ga86O Parish

Sb@ Seucassag tas been sUSAo9e
ICED 20 Sn0oHace sdas 5 %. SSN2.e
FANS ie o csN8iSaee Sog seee1eetioD
60 che offoce Of sslere OF ehe OaseSica
GoulS CO aeddD Seorashp subject 60
@he sctioRs oS ehe 8semocrsSie prize
2nary wh6cs is 80 Se &eS3 1n Saaue
grXo 1920
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
Meeting POStn0nea

Owing to the illness of Mrs o
E. Howe, the meeting of the Caddo
Child Welfare Association announc-
ed for Thursday was postponed
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
For CITY Judae.

The Caucasian has been author
led to announce that John F. Phil
lips is candidate for the office of
Judge of the City Court, subject to
the action of the Democratic pri-
mary which is to be held in Janu-
airy, 1920.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
THEcAUcASIAN
sesDsso SsNs ssgs 80 $780,
p0lgJugaae sSSO1NafS1ENIss
F,og SS.seiss Of GsaSo gesis@e

Tho Guucasiaa Ssae been aushcee
Ae9 90 anDou9ce eAae Thomas r.
augbee 90 Q candidate 3oP seeeteee
Gola 90 ehs office 0S saesis2 OF Gs3e
DO psr6sls, subject 60 ehe aet4o1 OF
Chs 2saNoerseis pSssaaqse ssaiese is
60 30 3seS6 dss Sanuesyo $780,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
HUMPHREYS
WITCH HAZEL OINTMENT
(COMPOUND)

(COMPOUND)
For Piles or Henaorrhoids
External or Internal, Blind or
seeding, Itching or Burnino.
one application brings relief
at all druggists
send Free Sample Of Ointment "a
'''.....-.... 4. .-.......
numphreys' Homeo. Madeleine
ioO William Street. New York
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
PROVISION MARIlE1.

Quotations Carefully Resjsee md
Corrected.
hog Products
NIEsT- DRY sslk abs 23co dry esla
plates, zoe.
HaMs-Peg 3lD. $50.
eARla-Pes h.: Tiesce eompOun3
CSC: pure Sar3 $50.
BACON Wsappe5 aS-
q-2c: to avesage 2Scp
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
SICK STOCK

- bOON on treatment Of Horses. Cow
?neep' Dogs and other animals. sent
rec. humphrey Homeopathic Vet
sE1naFy Medicines, 156 William St. N. Y.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
Daily Products

fUTTER-Country good to chdfco
DOC; fancy creamery 70cs one-pound
bricks Zoe.
CHEESE-Per lb. SIC.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
Poo Tas Assessose Caddo pas2sa,s

3he Gaucssian Gas Been authore
aze6 Go sHnouace ehae John w. A.
getep is o candidate SoS ee.esectionl
Go The office of Gas ASSESSOR SofS
Ladd0 PARISH, subjece 20 Che sctionS
Of the Democratic primary which
Is 90 30 Ael4 On January $780, <
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11

eraturs department: MR.. w. 4
FRENCH. seacher, reported all en-
rollment St ~ ~ she qirse meeting
Vlse a"6do a3l>9"rs ~ tele Drama
wild esn6oiar,s earliest S,oees 90 thn
dralna O. tlIe Grestg,t o'Ss. Hhc
class Wild 1892 weekly udn'dG 3tqnc
Qst.
USse ooas''S o,ss Go'Se 1'upe,eay WiII
'Oe aolo.qofn",a oooss oog agS g.,o,o,c,, on
tda co.'s Interested 90 aaaso g!oosse-
wives stel.esea,n.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
Bereavement.

sseUaeQe9 ehis tfe Tuesday. fan.
.. 1920 Mes. Nebena Siblev Flour
NOo.
SUCH was tIsc New Years sorrow
euO message a bereaved family
mourning the boss OF q beloved mo-
ther.
q Gries eI1ness,. serious from the
beginning. aroused the deepest soil
6ude Of der family and called from
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
Reaspt6'suD Co Or. anq0 Slrs. Bodies,
heesnee.

0lsasna's.
EeIHay afternoon Heoleqiqu0 &c
csOPooD was given 90 Dr. anN Mrs.
y. " Bodenloeimer al Botel 6ouree.
by Che Prize Babies .slumni and
Parents AuhiQiars. Go which all
physicians ono eheie wives ond
Gelrses were Gor1ially Invited.
DE. BoaeQheamer'e worb On enc
rugenic contests OF she fair grounds
was unsuitable. end the ladies de-
sired 20 honor him in this partic-
utar way, and to have the pleasure
OF extending O cordial welcome from
shresepore to Mrs. Bodenheimer.
Mrs. q. T.. Wheeler presented DIR.
and Mrs. Bodenheimer 60 the as
eembled company. & charming lit
Gle program was carried out, which
Che presentation of gifts
60 the Beloved physician of Che
Prize Babies alumni. Mrs. S. 4.
Dickson extended welcome in the
name Of the Associations of which |
she Is the hca1. Or. Bodenheimer's
response Nas appreciative of the
compliment conferred upon him. |
and he expressed his foith in the
splendid work done for the present |
and future generations.
Fol q,
Blacl1man Gil nehalf of the physi-
clans. and bg Secretary ". d.
HirSh oDf the Stale gair .sssocis
'ion, anH Sir. Cleo. Greeman. Or
presdena OIL che association eonse
Q. DR.. g'odenheimer. J
@r. Freeman vreseNseS o basket
rs Sovelg gs,sss an0 spring flowers
% Sere. Bo9eNsei~see frons Ne.
Iiirsch aAt9 eiqnseSG. 4
Wrs. 0. Q. Bo"tass coating. ''ToucA.
rs Shoulders was % special COM
pliuoea0 Go Dor. Rodenheilaeo. cone
'inue'S nSpYousc ane 9Ire. 9'oo9h
AYigiQgly save TRY Smiling.'
s happy selrDrise came On Che
bS % Srize babs. Brice
ichinsov aow sturdy big boy. %
saYae se9 olo silver Grom ehe Prize
'abico' Gsunsno ans Parents Susie
arg.
Wre Gdit7o Brgwn Gailie. whose
york iI the eugenic contests has {
een second 90 Gone. made a grace
ue anG appreciated tittae closing
ak.
Gruia cunciS Sgas secved and O De 4
ghtfuV social hour enjoyed
Che Drizr boys present Uere Brice
dickinson anb Wm. Mayo Black s
ian, Che splendid 1ittle sons of Mrs
)ickson enc G'r. and Mrs. @. 60.
'lackman. Sho were efficient in
CRYING Che guests. q DouqueQ of
)velg Geo roses was presented Mrs.
by Mrs. Dickson. 4
Che beautiful and elaborate floral
ecoratio0s in The dining room were :
he artistic arrangement oS Nre. 6.
galgh ono MRS. RalpIo Sah1. &
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
Eeedstun6

eedstuiY6
GOaS- Per bushel s22s.
GHOPS-Per sack 1918,
BRAN-Pey sack $3.50.
sHORTS-Per sack 1895.
HAY-per Con: Arkansas 1ia00
timothy hay $1,000; Mexican alfalfa
$500: native alfalfa $780,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
SUGAR and MOlassoO

sUGAR-Granulated 1000; 3. G.
1910.
MOLASSES-,Per gal: Choice csc
prime 9Oc; common 85cs pure sugar
house $40.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
Neathss Forecast

g"r Shreveport ana sacina'g: sun
DAY qair.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
Social.

Miss Mary GILLESPIE. Che lovelg
young daughter of asr. an3 Mrs.
George Edwin Gillespie, entertained
Saturday morning grom 1880 90
1890 in compliment % che Vito"
movie star, Hiss Slarg McAlister.
which gracious courtesy on Qhe
part of Mrs. Gillespie anG Ger
daughter was q Uare ono appre-
ciated opportunity 20 meet Attle
Miss Mary NcAlister enc enjog .
personal acquaintance.
Mrs. Gillespie's goung daughter
is herself rapidly acquiring fame
in classic dancing, SO che occasion
was NOSE happp in Bringing Zoe
gether Che souns srtiste WttI. sheir
mans sdmirsrs
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
Euf 0epresenaa1lxea

The Caucasian has been ousnOrs
lied 10 announce chat .. s. Douge
lss is . candidate Cos re-electioa
Tor Representative Of Gaddo Parish
in the next general assembls Of
Louisiana, subject Co. Che action OF
The democratic Primary which 10
10 be held in January 1920
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
g1o,,s ona Meal

61Olle one MeaI
GfOGJRs- Aigh patent sqA50; Sec
and patent elAO0: straighg $3.50.
SEAL Standard Dbl $685. cream
neag, bbg 1925.
asRtIsePer bh2 $780,
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
Poultry and EQss.

Poultry and Egsss
CHICKENS - Fryers $780, brpil<
efs 5000: hens SOC per ls.
TURkEYS-Per lib. SOC.
EGGS-Fresb. CSC: storage Sc &c
soc.
COCKS. guineas ana cults $780,
DUCkS-Per dozen S4.5G
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
Coffee.

COFFEE-Pel lib. fair s2cs nede
lum 27c: better grade 800
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11

The Caucasian has been author
lied to announce that P. P. Keith is
a candidate for reelection for Rep
resentatiye Of Caddo Parish in the
next General Assembly of Louisi-
ana, subject to the action Of the
Democratic primary which is to DO
held in January 1920.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11

fhe Caucasian has been authors
azed to announce that w. NJ. Phillips
is candidate for Representative Of
EaddO Parish in the next General
Assembly of the State OF Louisiana,
subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic primary which is to be held
in January, 1920.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11

The Caucasian has been author
lied to announce that J. T. Tanner
Is candidate for Representative of
Caddo Parish in the next General
Assembly of the State Of Louisiana.
subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic primary, which is to be held
in January, 1920.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11

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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11

The Caucasian has been author
lied to announce that W. Scott Viii
kinson is candidate for Represent
alive of Caddo Parish in the next
General Assembly of the State of
Louisiana, subject to the action of
the Democratic primary, which is
to be held in January, 1920.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
GSculen@

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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-11
10 Fipsa BAPTIST Church

|
\ QslH wednesday afternoon. 40 SO
oclocb. Firsa BaptisQ Church mis-
aDlennle koonc~ anG MI. GAarle
Crank Crane @ers marrie,1 hy Oh.
pastor. g'r. 20. o.. 9soeo on enc pses.
enece OF relatives apa1 1laQilnae,
friends.
Tlss bride 6s q charming youlu<
woman. coming Go Shreveport Gros
Siberia Ia 0Ae groom os q youns
la@ger, forging 90 ohc arene. alreads
promine0a alHong oane younses
memhers 90 alae Shreveport har.
Mo. and Wrs. Crane 0eqa Cog Wew
|orleane cine same afternoon. wAere
they will spend q Fortnight ae tlae
airuneWald. On tlteir return ahes
will 50 OF once 90 their pretty new
'home co Ease College street.
Mrs. Crane wore q handsome GRAY
cling suit of blue cloth with becom-
ing spring ha8. She Yves attended
by her another.
Che groom Was accompanied hy
his brother, Mr. Earle Crane.
Congratulations are extended Che
happs couple.
Married
The following annouN emt1Q ds
OF deep interest to tho many friends
% Che bride, whose girlhoGt tsMne
wac IN Shreveport:
''Ml@ Martha hobsosg Cleo an
nounca the marriage % her daugll-
ter, Martha Louise. Go Res. william
frederick Hamnes. on thursday,
January 0. 1920 Dallas, Texas As
home offer 5apualg 80 phare. Iea-
as"
Mr.. y. O.. Fugtm wens 90 qealsas
70 attend Che marriage of ree sis-
Ger, which was celebrated az alac
nome OF Mrs o. ~. Smith (anHia
May gler) 0y ahe Rev. Co. Emory
haWk, presiding etdcr of elpe Bieaa-
vile DissricG.
the bride gsNlv o handsome Gro
r"tine. ssitss eorsasr boue'ec9 eG COS
70 ond sweet Qeas.
Or. an0 sare HanneG asfC ggse
same 0sy on shsir wed0ing turney
20 Sev Orleens and Dlorida 4
Among the Mang wedding gif9s
received vas Q handsome cute grom
'lr. Hammer to his bri3e. 4
Mrs. Hammer belongs TO Shreve-i
port. It is her native city. and
vas her home until few vears |
ago, when she became identified
With the public schools of Texas.
where she has taught with marked
success.
Her gentle refined nature will in
ure happiness in the home oser
which she will preside.
The groom is the highly esteem
d pastor of the Methodist Church
It Phaer, Texas.
In the near future it is Aercd
dr. and Mrs. Hammer will Sisit
shreveport, where they will be c.r-
Tally welcomed by relatives and
ripndS
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-03-06
WOMEN TO CONVERGE ON SPAIN
Delegates from IL Nations to Attend
Suffrage Congress at Madrid.

MADRID, Feb. 18.-Delegates from
at least IL nations are expected to at
tend the congress of the International
Woman Suffrage alliance to be held
here early in May. These nations are
the United States, Great Britain, India,
France, Switzerland, Portugal, Sweden,
Finland, Iceland, Germany, Rumania,
and Serbia.
Since the last congress was held at
Budapest, seven years ago, Is coun-
tries have extended the franchise to
women and thus, for the first time
the congress will have behind it the
| authority and weight of large bodies
of enfranchised women Spain, how
ever, remains unconverted. Mrs. Sara
JIM Niadu, poet and orator, is expected
to be among the delegates from India