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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-11-25

When it comes to citizens who are
willing to help in every cause for a
better city, and give both time and
money, G. Sinopoli, who conducts
one of the best known stores on Co.
lumbia street, will be found in the
van.
Besides being a good business man,
he is a genial citizen, and each year
his business has grown until this year
he has employed G. Bosco to manage
the store. The stock now includes a
good display of toys and line Of
dry goods and shoes.
G. Sinopoli came to Bogalusa
about fourteen years ago. He has
worked in the city for good many
years and four years ago or more
started in business for himself at his
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-11-25
C. SinopoH's Business Has Grown
andNow Has New Manager G. Bosco

present location. Starting in small
way with only limited capital, the
future of the business seemed uncer-
tain, but by persistent efforts and
close attention to business he has
built up a splendid patronage which
is growing all the time. Mr.. Shop
oil is a wide-awake and progressive
man, which is reflected by the splen-
id business he has today.
The store is we'll stocked with
facnv and staple groceries, tobaccos
of all kinds, fresh fruit, vegetables
and cured meats. A line of dry
goods and shoes has recently been
added. The stock represents the
best in quality an is sold at reason
able prices.
Mr., Sinopoli is an active member
Of the Chamber of Commerce.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-11-25

~ Davidson has pronounced
h 7. The best town in all the
galns@ 1d BogaIusa has stamped Mr..
Y, an as one of the real builders
ldsOh . an efficient druggist and
BE e, ei5' Gentleman. Few men who
ll ~ fbgsiness that Mr. Davidson
ps tle {. Onroprieto- of the Williams
co = would find time to
g CC art;ve part n movements for
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-11-25
Cassidy &LeBlanc Have the Goods"
Also Good VIII Of BogaIusa Citizens

years ago and are numbered among
Bogalusa's best citizens.
Z. R. Cassidy, the other member
of the firm, is one of the city's lead
ing and most successful business
men.
LeBlanc's Garage is located on
Austin street, just opposite the
freight depot, where they will be
glad to supply any of your automo-
pie neeCs. 1t is needless to add that
tbs progressive firm is a member of
the DogaIusa Chamber Of Commerce.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-11-25
One Of BogaIusa's Busiest Stores Has
Genial Proprietor in c. W. Davidson

office at the store : I'd assists greatly
during the rush hours. With four
registered pharmacists, it looks like
they would be able to fill every pre-
scr'ption in the city, but they are
kept busy from morning until late at
night.
Every patron is shown the greatest
consideration, no matter how small
the purchase may be, and everyone s
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-11-25

The Tonsorial and Beauty Parlors,
recently opened in C1e former office
of the Employment Bureau on Fourth
street, are the most modern and up
to-date in this section of the state.
The proprietors of the parlors are
both well known in this city. John
(Dad) Leguay having been in the
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-11-25
LEGION CARNIVAL SHOW
WILL REMAIN TO SATURDAY

The Dave Ried Carnival Company,
y hich has been showing in Goodyear
Park for the past week and half
under the auspices of the American
Legion, packed their tents and re-
moved themselves to Columbia Road,
where they will remain until Satur-
day of this week. 1t has not been es-
timated to date how much the Lee
gion's portion of the receipts will
amount to, but, judging from the
crowds, it should be a neat little
sum.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-11-25

ern plumbing, supplying hot and cold
water, electric clippers and massag-
ing machine. Hot and cold showers
are ct the disposal of their patrons
at all times.
In the rear of the barber shop is
well equipped beauty parlor-the
only one in Bogalusa-where ladies
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-11-25

"The Skywayman," at Magic City
Theater tonight, is the story of a
man who knew no fear; a story of
life and thrills above the clouds, fea-
turing a performer of stunts which
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-11-25

barber business more than twenty
years, and Phil Apffel, the junior
partner, conducted the Colonial Bar
Der Shop for a number of years and
has many friends and acquaintance
in the city.
The shop from top to bottom is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09
LODGE CRITICizES
LETTER OF WILSON

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termed an unfair and unfortunate ~.
fl&c,!on on France In the presIdents
lssest letter to Senator Hilchcock on
the treaty was severely criticised ih
the senate this afternoon bS Senator
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tufe Invasion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09
llkIY BATTLES
TO WAGE ABOUT
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09
GOVERNOR TO SPEAK
BEFORE ASSOCIATION

Governor Robertson hBs accented IN
Invitation To- spc O. At banquet Of the
anti Tuberculosis assucia'ion ~ Tulsa
ou March -, according to mn announce
mcnt made az his office Tuesday morn
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-09

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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-31
LOCAL SWIMMERS
IN PENTATHLON
-
Y. M, @. A. Paddlers Planning
to Compete in International
Meet April $3.50.

Memphis swimmers are planning to
compete in the international pentath-
lon, from April 26 to 30, according to
plans made at a meeting Of the Y. NJ,
Tuesday night at the local "Y." There
Is an abundance of good swimming tall
ent in Memphis, and r. w. Tapp, ply
steal director Is already lining up the
best of the lot, and lis going to get
together fast team for the interna-
tional meet.
The events that local paddlers will
compete In are as follows: 75-yard dash ;
220-yard swim; 50-yard towing race !;
baCkstroke.
At the Tuesday night meeting Robt
Wood was elected secretary and treas
urer. A president will be elected next
Tuesday night at the regular meeting
OF the club. Practice will be held on
Tuesday and Thursday nights in the
"Y" pool
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-31
M. A. A. BASEBALL
DIVISION STRIKES
SNAG At MEETING
Saturday and Sunday League
Teams Are Out After the
Fastest Players Possible
for the Year.

Things in a baseball way are prsc-
tically at a standstil from an amateur
standpoint Judging from the reports
heard AZ Tuesday nights meeting OF the
baseball division Of the Memphis Assoc
Clated amateurs
The Gas and pdIarine teams have
thrown their hats IN the ring for an
unrestricted Saturday afternoon league
and can find no other two firms who
are willing 10 cast their lot with them.
II was rumored that at least one and
possibly two firms agreed 10 back clubs
to compete againt these clubs II fast
players could be corncred, and II ia
possible that this can he done, The
same situation confronts the Plough
Chemical and knights OF Columbus
teams. The knights have set aside a
fund Of $500 this season TO put out a
t-class club and hope 10 have a
winner yet the two teams are unable
to get third and fourth team TO so
In with them because they are in such
fast company.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-31
JACKSON TO CLOSE
FOR BIG BALL GAME
Giants and Red Sox To Be
Given Big Reception
Thursday.

JACKSON. Tenn, March 81. tSpl)-
Announcement Is made by the Associa-
ton Of Commerce that the stores and
banks OF jackson will be closed be-
tween the hours of 2;30 and 4.S0 Thurs
day afternoon in order to allow the
merchants and clerks an opportunity 10
attend the inter -league baseball game
to be played at the fairgrounds between
tho New York Giants and the Boston
Red Sox. The postoftice will neces-
sarily remain open az usual, Post
master oliver Benton announces.
Repeated assurance is being given to
the directors of the Association of Com
merce that one of the largest crowds
ever assembled in jackson will attend
the bali game. Tickets are being sold
rapidly and the general expression
among citizens OF jackson and sur
rounding towns points to a greater rush
in the sales Wednesday and Thursday.
Ii is understood that special train
will be run from Milan in order to ac-
commodato tho visitors to jackson on
this occasion.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-31
There's no joy in the
glad season to
those who can
hardly breathe.

Just as the happy spring
time is about to bud forth with
all its joyful message of ma
lures wonderful changes,
there comes a discordant note
to those afflicted with Ca
tarrh, for just at this season
while the system is undergo
ing a thorough renovation, any
physical infirmity becomes
more aggravated and pro-
nounced.
Hence those who are vic
Tins of Catarrh-that most
troublesome and tenacious of
disorders-find that with the
approach of spring there is
a decided tendency for the air
passages to clog up, the throat
and nostrils become sore. and
inflamed so that their breath
ing apparatus operates only
with the greatest pain and diff
ficulty.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-31
CLEVER BOXER,

Bramer is a clever boxer, exceeding
~ fast and shifty, and clean punch
er. After being knocked down himself
he came back In startling fashion and
applied a like wallop to Wolfe, who
promptly went down himself,
Against Moore, Bramer will be per-
mitted a different style OF attack from
the one employed against Wolfe. The
latter was strong and aggressive, r
class A member in good standing OF
the Rushing colony, and was on top
of Harry from the start. In the clinches
he kept Bramer tied up and throughout
eXerted too much strength for the well
fare Of the Western entry
Moore, however, Is boxer rather
than fighter, and prefers to work in
the open, where he uses both hands
with damaging effect.
Harry believes that under such con-
ditions he will be able to make far
better showing than before, and is as
confident of coping the honey as any
bee that ever buzzed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-31
EIGHT SURVIVORS WIN
PLACES IN TOURNEY

NEW YORK, March Slight sur
vivors in the national indoor tennis
championship tournament won places
yesterday in the round before the semi
finals Vincent Richards the young
title holder, won easily by the speed
of his volley from w. Rowe, OF Boston,
6-1, 6-l. An of the other stars, William
r. Tilden II, S. Howard Voshel and
Samuel Hardy, former California cham
pion, won. The light was good and
the play fast
In the start Of the doubles Tilden and
Richards, champions, easily outplayed
the former title holders, f. b. Alexan-
der and Or. William Rosenbaum, 6-3,
Ga Scores of other important matches
follow:
Singles Fourth round: George Carl
ton Shafer defeated James d. Ewing,
10-S, Ga: Willard Bostford defeated
stephen V Brubans. GA 60; William
II. Tilden II defeated Benjamin NJ Let
son, 6-3 6-l; Percy l., Kynaston de-
feated William NJ, Fischer. 6-S SO,
6-&. s Howard Voshell defeated Fred
erick c, Anderson, GA, rs, SO, Samuel
Hardy defeated J, Brookes Fenno, 63,
6-3.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-31
SOCCER
ELEVENS BATTLE
HERE SATURDAY
FIoydS, Memphis Champions,
to Take on LeoS, of st.
Louis, at Hodges to Decide
Championship.

Soccer. the newest branch Of sport in
the NJ A. A.. has made such a hit that
the officials have decided to do some
thing for that branch Of sport which
has not been done for any other en-
deavor of the organization Memphians
viii be given the opportunity OF seeing
the best that there is In the kicking
game on Hodges field next Sunday and
possibly Saturday II the board of d.
rectors OF the NJ. A. A. can see their
way to approve Of the decision OF the
governing hoard OF soccer Both games
will be played by the Floyds, the Mem
phis champions, and the Leos, the
champions of st. Louis.
There Is no doubt that the quality
OF soccer as played in St Louis is the
equal II not the best in the world. An
all-American born team selected from
the players OF the up-river professionals
easily defeated the worlds champions
OF last year. The u. $. A. F. A. is
now selecting a team from their ranks
to represent the United States in a
tnur NJ the world
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-31
Tom MarSha|I'S
Question Box

Have YOU seen the male and female
quail setting on two nests that eggs
had been laid by the same she quail? A
friend told me they would do that, hut
] never believed II at all We read your
stuff every week, and will take your
answer, SAMUEL MARTIN.
Birmingham. Ala
WIN answer your query by quoting
from MIR. NJ. D. Mowser, state game
and fish warden OF Tennessee, who in
a recent Rntice tells about a pair OF
quail domiciled near the state tubercu-
lar hospital. Early in May the moth
er bird laid clutch Of 95 eggs. A day
or two after she Aad 9iHished Ner task
it was noticed Shas SAe SoSk bird wac
sitting on the eggs and that the hen
had built another nest nearby. Thy
mother quail laid another clutch Of 10
eggs, which she inCuhated In due
time the cock bird Matched tho first
setting and proceeded TO brood the
young quail and care for them until
the hen came off with her brood, at
which time the families were united
and both coveys reared together each
OF the parents taking equal interest in
caring for them" This | consider a
very unusual incident but commend this
species OF quail as excellent. breeders
or 9roducerW. TIE Heathere@ parenSe
are to be congratulated upon having
torn up their union cards" and get
ing down TO long hours and productive
work.
-
Please tell me where | can get a
manual on trapshogting, giving rules
and information that would be good
reading for beginners | am interested
In this line OF sport, since my return
from overseas. where Uncle Sam taught
me TO shoot and handle gun
F. II. L.
Omaha Neb.
Write the American Trapshooters' as q.
ISOLATION. AGO Fourth avenue, New York
city. The rules have recently been re-
ylsed TO fit changed conditions.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-31
UNION MEETS I. M.
TEAM WEDNESDAY

sACKsoN, Tenn, March 81. (spl)-
Recovering from a dual defeat admin
istered by "ole Miss" at Oxford. Miss.
last Friday and Saturday afternoons,
the Union university baseball team de-
feated the Tupelo Military institute on
the lstter's diamond yesterday after
noon by score of is to IS. The Car
dinals are again battling with the T.
M. /. team this afternoon, confident OF
Whining another victory today
The Union club is now on the initlsl
tour OF the season. the engagenAef f.
with "Ole Miss being the first gam D
played by the recently organized teafTE
Although playing against odds, the To-
calls held "Ole Miss" to a very Close
score in each OF the games. Having
bEushed off the rough edges" and
made adjustments which are believed
to improve the team work of the club,
the Cardinals are determined to estab-
fish one of the most enviable records
among the collegiate teams Of this Sec
ton.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-31
Ex.s. L, PLAYERS ALONG.

There are four ex-Southern league
ball players along with the two teams.
Benny Karr. right-handed pitcher with
the Little Rock Travellers last season,
Is a member OF the Red Sox, and stands
q good chance TO make good. Waite
Hoyt, another right -hander, who pitched
for tho Memphis Chicks and Nashville
Volunteers In seasons gone by. Ia an
other OF Manager Barrow's youngsters
whom he believes viii become a regu-
lar under the big top,
Then there is Tim Hendryx, an out
fielder formerly with the New orleans
Pelicans, who Is sure TO be one of Bar
rows regular meadowmen this season.
Tim only recently Joined the Red Sox,
having been delayed In New orleans
on account Of the death OF his wife. Tim
was devoted to Mrs. HendryN, who was
member OF a prominent New orleans
fRraily and social fav6rite, Tim is
left with a small son, Timothy, Jr.
Ruhe Benton. ieft-handed pitcher of
the New York Giants, is an ex-South-
ern Lacquer, having gotten his start in
baseball with the Chattanooga Look
outs several years back. The Rube is
one Of the leading portsde pitchers of
the National league today
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-31
ARRIVE ON TIME.

The Giants and Red Sox, travelling in
special train, arrived In Memphis
early wednesday, after spending Tues
day In Greenyille, Miss. where they
were entertained on an elaborate scale
by the Greenvillians.
The Giants and Red Sox met In n
game of ball. with the Giants over
whelming the Hose Of Huhland by the
score of 10 ., which leaves the Sc
ries s 10 in favor Of the New York
ers, Manager John j. McGrRw, OF tho
Giants. Is anxious to prove that the
National league Is stronger than the
American and is making a strong ef-
fort to win the series over the SoN,
Manager Edward Grant Barrow, OF the
Boston club. believes that before the
series has ended. the Sox win be on
the long end OF the count. and Is going
TO make strong effort during the next
three days TO overhaul the Giants.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-31
" HM EFF

you, in all your experience
and observation, ever seer
anything more than tempo
rary relief result from the
use of sprays, atomizers, jel-
lies, lotions, salves and other
locally applied treatment?
Take your own case, for in
stance. Doubtless\ you have
faithfully tried all of the local
remedies ever recommended.
Outside of possibly unstop-
ping, for the time being, the
clogged-up air passages, and
affording a little temporary
relief from difficult breath
ing, what real benefit have
you received from remedies,
locally applied?
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-31
FLOOR TO CoNNoRs.

His dapper manager, Bert Connors,
doesn't like to talk (when asleep but
has stepped forth with this brief pre-
dction: II was surprised when Wolfe
beat Bramer, but / fully acknowledge
the defeat. Wolfe was too big. But
when Harry goes against Moore, you
will see an entirely different finish.
have seen Moore on too many oc-
casions, and am fully acquainted with
his peculiar habits. I don't call it a
style, because he has no set style,
The main thing is that know enough
about Moore to figure he can be beat
en- and Bramer is the one to turn the
trick"
Having relieved himself of this i'm
portant declaration, Connors imme-
diately switched a long, black cigar to
the other side Of his face and sat down
with a sigh
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-31
M'LEoD WINS TOURNEY,

PTNEHURST, n. c., March 3l.-Fred
Mcleod Of the Columbia Country club
Washington, won the North and the
South open golf championship here yes
terday with-a leading total OF l46-l4T-
293 for the 70 holes. Walter Hagen
missed l5-foot putt for the title and
then missed 90-inch putt for tie
and finished up by splitting second
money with Clarence Hackney at 294
Hagen had four for a win and a
five for tie on the last hole and took
a six Jim Barnes finished seven
strokes behind Hagen at SOL. Barnes
won the title last year with EOS for the
70 holes.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-31

Bramer arrived Monday and entered
training Immediately. He seems to
be In fine shape already and viii hard
ly indulge In anything approaching
strenuous schedule
His only other appearance in Mem
phis was against Kid Wolfe, OF Cleve-
land, and while he lost the verdict TO
this sturdy and powerful performer,
his impression was both instantaneous
and lasting. 1t was his, first setback
in 50z starts. y
Wolfe entered the ring looking more
like we'll developed feathsrweight
than bantam, and superior strength
soon began to tell Bramer stood toe
to toe with the Cleveland wonder and
traded punches, but finished second in
the bargain. At the same time he dis
PEELED all doubt concerning his ability
to absorb as much punishment as the
law allows
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-31
MOORE DUE SATURDAY.

Moore will arrive Saturday. accom-
panied by Nate Lewis, one OF his nus
merous managers. He will work out
twice before the fans.
incidentally this will be the first time
that Moore has been in Memphis since
he left IN December, to take on Charles
Bedoux, bantamweight champion Of
France, in London. Ledoux hurt his
hand in training and Eugene Criqui
substituting for Ledoux quit in the
14th round, after claiming that he had
been fouled The claim was not al
lowed, however, and for his trouble
Moore received $500 in the coin OF
the realm. Is it necessary to say that
he will get less than that amount for
tackling Bramer?
Ringside seats are disappearing with
alarming rapidity. and a packed house
is expected to sit in at the show.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-31
Played Here Fodr Years.

The game has been played there for
about so years while it has been played
tunate in having a large colony of Eng
lsh. Scottish and Welsh to select from.
The Floyds is made up Of a team COM
posed of players who have made repu-
tation on fields where the game is at
least 1000 years old. Ii win therefore
be no surprise II Memphis win bring
home the amateur championship Of the
United States.
The reason for playing the game on
Saturday is to give all chance to see
the game as many will be otherwise
occupied on Sunday.
Ladies and children will be admitted
free to these games and a charge Of rs
cents will be made to men in order to
help defray the expense of bringing the
team here.