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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-02-05
The Enterprise
WEEKLY
THURSDAY, FEB. 5, 1920

De EoE's FoREcAsr-Februar,
9Th, storm will form over TN.
lower Mississippi and move north.
eastward; 9TH to 9Th, cold and
cloudy; 9th, a storm will form
over the middIewest and move
northcastward; 10th to 18th. cold
and squally; 10Th, warm.
Mrs. Maggie Pierson left Sun.
day for Coushatta to visit relatives
Mrs. L. P. Chaplin spent the
past week with relatives at Ber-
muda.
II you want first choice of our beau
fiful spring dresses, better come at
once to
-LIEBER's
MIR. Hugh McInnis of Sh reve-
port visited friends here during
the week,en route to New Orleans.
MIR. ]. E. Cannon is spending
this week IN New Orleans with
his mother.
Mr.. r. j. w. Knott of Ward
5 spent several days in town dur
ing the week.
Mr.. T. Fairfax Noble, repre-
scnting The Texas Oil Co., spent
several days here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pollock and
daughters of CloltiervilIe were
were among Mondays visitors.
Miss Camille DeBlIeux is at
Vile Platte where she has accept
Cd position in the high school.
Pretty modish new dresses in Taffe-
ia, Georgette and all the wondrous
siken fabrics of spring 1920, at
-LIEBER's Il
Mr.. }. L. Bryan and daughter,
Miss Josephine, have returned
from visit to New Orleans and
Baton Rouge.
Mrs. VIM. Hollingsworth of
Shreveport has been the guest of !
b + sister, Mrs. P. NJ. Potts, the
past week.
Miss Marie Breazeale went to O
New Orleans, Saturday night, to
jim her sisters for a few days :
shopping.
Mis- Measie Breazeale is en-
joying little round of visits to 0
Morganza, Vile Platte and Alex 2
andria. =
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Weaver G
were called to Georgia last week
by the serious illness of Mr.. Wea- +
ver's father. |,
MIR. G. Hone, Sec'y of the +
Chamber of Commerce, Was q
business visitor to New Orleans 8,
last week. a
Mrs. French Lake left for New n
j ork, Saturday night. from where tt
she will sail for Germany to join D
1cr husband, who is with tie
Army of Occupation. "
LOST-A mans overcoat with a,
Stephens, the New Orleans clothier's =,
:rade mark between Beardsley's Cross -
ny and Postoffice. Suitable reward if e, e.
eturned to this office. =
DR.. Z. T. Gallon returned from " :.
Shreveport Tuesday night with st
lis daughter, Miss Myra, who N
las been quite ill and has come re
lou,e to recuDerate. al
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-02-05

to reject any or all bids.
We are again asking for bids f.
two story brick building at Carr.,.i,
La. on the same date and under ae
same conditions as the above.
j. ". SMITH, Architect.
Jan. 18th st.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-02-05

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Tdrmen og Bdven.
Rtbiaeret af IN praffiff farmer.

ito, iao lanet Splaget refer, err H.,
alpngellge for cllbuer, Der onltcr ilG
Dem til Ienot; men al Ell eQcr unotn
8rit1o er oct nltfor oftc gaact Zig.
of De, lolr beolt tlllbc ha trGllgt AZ
ltlloere 0islc Tltllctlner % lGrc no
get al Dem, ingcn @uletincr lit iat /
Saee, er Sen, at Igcrbrll9aoeparte.
mcrtet % Staterne5 Experiment.
Stationcr ion Gcgcl icll0er Sulcti
ner bare til Dem, iom bcoer berom.
Som Ell, Der bar nlargc gors gr.
farin9 baaoe ion "Erooucer" og
"grperimenter", bar Wtr. Saccfcr
npoaget, at Der melcm De 70 Ger
tiers" er ct luGlgenoe Ipb, ifriuer
ha1t. Settc itploes fanbGnbe ocn ito.
re Sunifeligbeo, iom msoer Mplro
fIcIt, mar DC forIeger paa at iaa
"aipoct" lto al en- a%lminbelig @ul
letill. Seq lfal oerior prspc at fife
no nogle Saftn og 5al al1gaacuSc
%sfononlilf @eef.Nrobucerlng. Dit
Sorieg ifal bare gao no paa at pie
% ilaa iait GGroien al Gniila9e Tor
Troouccring al Beef.
Soma Experiment Citation bar
nplie ielot no en- Bulletin, bpori 81.
neS Splpsning ON et "Seeoing Or
pertinent" / 1918 % 1919 for at
finoe no, ellten en- itor eller en- lioen
Station W~aiscniiloge beoit ipareoe
til Seniigten. Gen itore Station
W~oiseniilaae piite $23.11 pr. Stlto
: Erofit, mems ben minore Station p;-
tie en- Trofit al FIN 1888 pr. Stuo.
Hutnrligpis trGngtes Der minore
8rsn Ianlnlen meo oen itore Station
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

unopTrc uocn al 'aa anorc | Steoct
ri foor ooate os, loa pi fife al lutter
fu'tcr no Barnet l1tco
&altcpauoct,
@ettuce. Nccts. Rooiihe1. Ees
@lIcroo Nnriuju2 Rrpe % "%Intooth"
Grter cr Slu9, iom fou BIT plantcoc.
inoInart Oct gaar al, at orbetoe Tor'
Den, o9 hercr I'll he iaotalote "tolo
icnion GulurlCr. Srsct a. "Darnl
ieaion Hulinlcr pilbc let ronnuc cucr
81. blcp bct pIoutct ior tioltat
Sprco life @lsoiel pao Nnuc.
itptfct Tor tlolllt. Get plIoe ho!oe
Gclcu / &orocu Tor lrrge
~ Nnurc % Nul ianuncn alpcr cit
itnrrc 9lulluR emo ON bare Ell Al ol3ic
aoruiortcr ioncH. 'triucr eli antcrt
tunit ARrouom. ga, % oct otoltc ~
ioo bore uor'tc 6oriGorc, hporlor &c
apIcoc "Nlaioforu".
Wicrocitolpcr ituloe fife bll liz
lcuoc &o0rtu OF Somiucrcu uoopcr
/ Nortcn 81 nWuc. &uorior life al.
burtc 90 hpT2ic Dem mi Tor ncu
traplc SmctlO uTrn1cr iil2
Nc3 lrumoilcrc Snatornct III
blir rcnIct utA NiUlp al Banning
Wtiu", ol2 bc0rc "Stouo", Solo "a
apalitct nil iom Rclrl NciuItatct bll.
MuOrior ulunic N}uiH, man bare
tror nil Qro2 Nan ituloc pinc oct.
0crinr uroo hp,r Snlbr prrucS
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9ioyQc, icuote5 oeu luOe St5ruuy oJo
Rrorer. noiam,tI gco Nonltctu Ears
Z onmre z ! Slriou % Z. u. Sers5.
"a hgorioy 5srccN tltte5 % :c,t;eres.
~siora8sueer Ill Su,o er is.ltuoe Se..
lepGrlUger
&llheIm &auIiou &erst So; "a.
uuIeI Xou,i0u Beige So; Cls &ou.'ou
gcrge SO; STAT @ouIi0u Seyse SO,
II. !. 1amre $40; Clai YouIioU $40;
du,ou 9ra3e SO; cars +. pamrc SO;
& !. yariou SO; Stcsr u. SsrSe $40;
) Y. grpit 50; Seosr !. &0IotitHo So
Setter u. 0dntre 50; \. G%ar3en'ou 50;
Rrs. Sei,ic Sohuuu 81; 9lrs. J :.
S6~ouusieu SO. Renter iloeu Sno'Hm-
lingeu ~begpnoEe 8. SnNiam!eI III IA
10 iisl0e o~peuitadeuot. $4,000.
SuoiamIirgtu iortirt,es 'rcnloeles %
ale Rruo % Npmoer ira Selle curoe
2rre meN. Seuo SioraS eHtcu cireiIe
biem eaer I'll Cars =. 6amre seu'on,
gliuu. Neo 6l.ieu ii! ale Samopg
oiuser. Gerss :, u Sers.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Gnilaae for Seef Yruonftipn

Gnboer er interesierct / sfonomiil
Troouftion at Beef, lfriuer q. s..
&accfer "Soipa &onleiteaO". @adoe
Eroouccntcn % S%orbrugeren oil lpt.
te opiuerfiomt, bpis on bar noget at
iortplle angaaenbe Trooucering al
biliecre 9cei. Zen Sib, SornfpG.
act Zig @sifcleu itreiieoe rllilot pan
@iobcrne aloeles irit % ilbinbret,
par BET Spsrgsmaal bporlcoes mall
ifuloe proollcere biuigt 3iso, al H..
Den 9ctponing; men MI ulOer oisie
hsic Hriler paa aft mullat % Dag.
ligt itisenOe 2onopriier % Sanbleie
blir man nsot til at iorIsge paa at
iinoe no ben biuigite, melt sfonomiitc
Woaoe. bpcrpaa @eei fan produce.
res UNDER De forifieaige Sorboloe.
Vi fan life Longer giere Gegning
paa biaie @eef eler nogct Slaes
biaiat 8iso for oen Gags Sfplo. 81
mao torbereoe os paa at betale rllne
Zig sooe Eriier, % Yrobucc,lten pil
bli moot til at BRUCE DC melt tiosmns.
iisc efonomiife Metooer for of funne
%probucere aiso, iaa bet iparer &eg'
ming for bam.
Bore Experiments tationer bar
MI / mango Iar UNDER lin Stats
;oapcl Iom llnber Dor 3egierines Sc.
bclie % Ststtc foretoset grperimen.
fer al forifiellige Slass for at finbe
no Wetober % SremgangSnlaaoer,
bporpco Troouftionen ful,be eges OF
Vrilcrne minoifes. Heiultuterlle al
bisie llnoerisgelier er blet befienbt.
siorbe eiennem 8l1aetiner, iom al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26

Gn'ilage. llnoer 6~orIcgeuc fom mnlt
III Oct HeIllltat, OF paa ell aIlmirocli9
Sopa'6arm meo Ell olmlnhcIig
WtalsauIirg 9lort I'll guliIogc fuuoa
eli aInrltofIia Soma Normcr reaIi
ierc $500 pr. Ncrc Tor lin Wsnla 10
orct til Stllbe cIlcr "Steera iom
Gniiloac.
Ct @iacon'in Experiment iom y a
rcbc bare TO Sage, o. ion1 git M
paa at Bicrc SanmcnIi9nin9 me!
lem Ell itor % Ell Iiocu Natiou Mtui5
cniiIoGc, boubc St RciuItdt, al out
itorc Ration 3uu Ell Ero'it Al S25.32
pr. SttO % ocn mtn0rc Ratlou Ell,
Eroiit pr. Stto al tim Sl9.36.
Wiiaiouri iorrto9 ct llQnrnoc Or.
pertinent, Der uorC0c / So Sage. Zen
itorc Hniiou prooucercoc 100 Nuu>
Snio Tor $10.69, mems Set toitcoc
$685. At proOuccrc l0O ~. Stu1,
naar man gau Cprcuc 0cn mjllort
Station GniiIolc. Nare 'or Nroou
ccring al 100 N0. Icpcn0c Nc3t
ticntc man oltiou 500 poo al BRIT
&c itor Station GuliIu9C.
aonioa gioroc Gori0g mco Ell M
ton llocu no8cn GnltlaQc Sanmcns
lighting mco Ell Gation, Ser / itor 10.
itrUfning beitoh al GniiIogc. ll0cH
GuiiIogc foitcoc BET $2i4S at pro.
nuccrc l00 ~. IcuCloc &cgt % mes
GuiiIagc S12.31.
%nblana mar fdnltC TorctugGt baa-
DC iIcrc og mer qrlmOlgc Grpcrimcn,
ter enc no1Cu uuocu Stnt Tor al fnu
iitfcr Hcoc paa, bullfcn N%ctDonlnl
Wtaiscnlllo1c har, llndr Oct or ON
at gierc at fruunc %proouccrc @C9f
pao en- efouontiit Wtaooc. GrpCrl.
lllelt Statiuncn llmmCrcbc MI npiiJ
~ nttc Mars NrbCtoc | r%elgcnoc CrO'
lag: "%co @rugen al Clio pnn tSnr.
men ulocr BET SorctoNenoe at iebe
% Stlloe trGngca Der Ell Sreolc0c.
minbrc SanO for at opnoa CT utIt 5te.
lllltat nueo Clio, emo Der piloe trpii-
aeS for at oproa set iolnme Helllltut
ubcn Clio; on fon meb andre Orb
uco grllg al Clio iparc en- Srcbicoei
al ben Gopltnl, or maattc luttc mo
@uro Tor at non oct famine HCIltltot
ionl on uoCu Silo tlln0c nao op til.
Ser piicr iig Ell itsrre Troiit ".
Stlto, buor Siln unocr aQc Trpuce
blcp brllgt, % ocnnc Eroiit uariercr
ira 50 til So pr. Sulo".
Bore Experiment. Stotioner bar
giort mcget mer / NctnlnA al at
prppe %GrOlen AZ Gniilagc Tor Ero.
oucering al @Ccf cno ior e%fonontlf
Grooucering al Ntclf % Smor. Gcttc
tommer terlt % trelnIt 0crat, at nort
Weieriiarmere ior mango Mar til.
bage opoageoe, at Siloen Tor ocnl
par en- Acknowledged for efonomlIt
Brobuftion al Wtelf, % OF oct frGOe.
oc en- bel Gel Denomination ior a,
funlle ~operbepiIe tSolf ON, at Silocr
bar al ligeioa itor 9etponing for Tro.
oltccring al Seef.
81 bar ui5ielig iooet iiffcrt @cpts III
oq bar life Longer @ionc@bpro bcboO.
2Slltet furbc BIZ mer %iulofommen.
emo oc Trepcr, Iom er blet iorctag-
ne pco pore Experiment. Stationcr
Sc iioItc ioo Iar. Tltblifum pil
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26
Kaplob / Sutton.

Ger arbCiora MI gua Elaucr III
cn inter collegiate &u't Jlcgutta, ion
irrfc3 niboIot iuuor. Sra NrU
Uort bcrcttc5. al gtclu Dorf l%lnl0cr.
iltn pll uGrc mco. OF at man Der CT
lori9 lIprb mco IamcIic al en- Slr
uccIub. Ger or blonot StuocntcrrC
motc9rct oper ct 5uca 'orhcnuTrcrl
&c Ulcolemrer Al El1ucforyict a
hoiIfc Here uar meo | arrgeu oJ mo.
lugoc iig 9crsnmcIie htuitOes Nauct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-26


pellte, at De- lem 9rooucercr, "eef
QIer ~ Aiptte a. Re beo'te o1 mc1t
otonoInl'te @fcfoocr "a han, lom be.
nntter 'ia AZ ol@'1 4}c'oocr, MI 1icre
6rell9all3.
DIR. Nncctcr hor Ncrult forte ar.
tifoI ior'parct en- 400 S,n8 Qoot
Npor Snnoct CT S0rt. or Sllocn en-
!teouenol5Nto Tor ut tltllllc proou'
eerc 9fcIt ~ %ce' meo 6oroc!. Men
VI ndo nlTrtc o> at Nt Der onhono.
Ie0c Erepcr o9 Grp,rrmcntcr bIco
ltorerie poo Ell IN, IA Erlicn pno
%ccf pnr nalnll"o,.l8 hot, o9 at Oct
Ict fan hrnoc, ct Nrllcn paa %cc' %
andre Nnrnipr'o1'ier ON Ell 30
tltp lducrc clloaa emo DC M cr. Set.
&c oil life 9lorc ~..otn mnlore, men
tpcrtom mere h'ooHHorb 'or %roou.
ccrln8 a. Welt o3 Nleo. Ter Dir
The evening world., 1920-09-23

centre. The region In the vicinity Of
Sacramento shows more friendliness
70 Cox and they talk Of carrying CALI
fOrnia for Cox
Indeed, much moro optimism about
CoX's chances In California IL 10 be
found IN Sacramento. where he made
q splendid impression when he spoke
lost week, than anywhere else In the
state.
or course, Sacramento has wet in
clinatlOns and many OF the vets are
planning to support Gov. Con.
The League OF Nations has been
stanchly defended by the Sacra-
mento Union and vigorously opposed
by the Sacramento Bee. SO opinion
may at least be divided on that CUES
ton. The majority Of the San Fran
Disco newspapers cover Northern
California. but the southern end Of
the state ls this time stronger for the
League Of Nations than the North SO
anything may happen In California In
the next few weeks Though II the
election we're held tomorrow, tho
state would 60 for Harding.
The evening world., 1920-09-23

people but have failed. Woodrow
Wilson gave a pledge In his nrst
message 90 Congress that he would
try To- secure the end of the conven-
ton system. Indeed. it was his be-
lief thut The question Of ono or two
terms could be Uost handled by the
people in a Presidential preference
primary rather than at national con-
ven ons.
His suggestion was that conven-
lions should meot merely TO ratity
the choice Of the people IN the prima-
ries and TO write the party platform.
Eothing came Of the plan a. the
Congressional Committees, before
whom an attempt was made 70
frame leg station, insisted that such
a law would be unconstitutional as
the Constitution gives the several
states the right 20 determine the
methods by which their preferences
shall be expressed.
Senator johnson, however will not
let the academic objection Of oonsti-
tutional difficulties dissuade him. Tho
usual answer that a constitutional
amendment Is needed brings no re-
lief. for It takes a generation to get a
constitutional amendment adopted
Mr.. johnson has sized up the Cali
fornla sentiment very accurately
when he decides to tackle at once tho
question OF choosing the Presidential
nominee. There is no roticence among
the people in discussing Harding and
Cox.
While the McAdoo Democrats are
working tooth and nail for Cox, and
while the johnson Republicans are
being urged by their leader TO sup
mort the Republican standard bearer
| because OF hts expressed opposition
! To the League Of Nations, fundamen-
tally there is disappointment over the
| selections made at Chicago and San
Francisco. No more opportune time
could have been chosen 20 make an
| Igsue against the convention system,
ond Hiram Johnson proposes TO start
right In when he gets back 10 WASH
| inFton In December.
The DEMOCRATS TALK ABOUT
CARRYING CALIFORNIA.
Northern California presents a per-
picking situation politically. San
Francisco leans toward Harding-it
lis normally a strong Democratic
The evening world., 1920-09-23
TURN
TABLES ON ROBBER

DENVER. sept 29.--Passongers on
Santa re Train No. were robbed
early this morning BY single masked
bandit between Las Anlmas ana Ia
Junta. Col. and then captured the rob
Der and delivered him 10 police ~ Ia
Junta. after recovering nearly al their
.yaiua.blos. according to reports received
here
The evening world., 1920-09-23
JAPAN TO FIGHT
LAW IN u. S. COURT
win Enter Suit Against Cali
fonia Legislature II II Passes
Restrictive Acts.

TOXIC. Sept. % ASSOCIATED Press .--
Tho Washington Government will be
asked TO appoint commission 10 u.
feet solution on japanese American
problems. and IN the event Of the pas
sage OF the California anti-Japanese
legislation the japanese Government
The evening world., 1920-09-23
BROOKLYN BODY
BIDS FOR SHIPPING
Manufacturers Council Seeks
CoaStviSe Terminals and In
duStridl Betlement.

The Manufacturer Council OF the
Brooklyn Chamber OF Commerce. just
organized BY leading members Of the
Chamber to represent all the mauufac-
turing interests Of Brooitlyn has elected
Herman H. Doehlcr Chairman and VI.
Is. Sloan Vice Chairman.
The Council has adopted q broad plan
OF campaign TO stimulate Industrial Inn
provements. and one Of its arst EFFORTS
will be 10 induce coastwise steamship
lines to establish terminals In Brook
Ign.
industries have been dlylded into
The evening world., 1920-09-23
By DaUid Laurence.
Especial Correspondent Of The Eve
ming Worldly

SACRAMENTO, Cal, sept 20
ltCopyrlght. 1900 Senator Hiram
johnson may be out stumping Tor
Che Harding Coolidge ticket but he
has not forgotten what happened at
the Republican National Convention
IN Chicago last June and just as soon
as this campaign Is over tho Colifor-
mia Senator means to lead the fight
Tor a revision OF the methods by
which cand. dateB for tho Presidency
are chosen.
Hiram johnson has the notion that
the people ought TO have something
10 do with the nomination for the
Presidency so that the public shall
not be confronted with a choice be-
tween inferior men. he thinks that
The evening world., 1920-09-23

seventeen groups. with representatlsss
Of TIM Council for each group 10 serve
unit. next year
The clyde and Mallory steamship
lines have been asked TO establish one
or more freight terminals on the Brook
1yn waterfront
The evening world., 1920-09-23

VIII arrange Tor lawsuit against ths
California Legislatur on tho ground
that the bill ls unconstitutional and a
violation OF the treaty rights Of tho
japanese. according 20 the leading nows.
papers to-day.
The newspapers say the above pro-
gramme was dchnfd a. meetings of the
Cabinet aud the Diplomatic Advisory
Council
The evening world., 1920-09-23
SOME SECRETS THAT JOHNSON
MIGHT REVEAL.

The California Senator might tell
an Interesting story about what took
place at Chicago n he we're disposed
70 DO so. He could. for instance, re-
veal the absolute pledge given him by
other leaders 40 the Chicago Con
vention that when tho recess was
taken on Saturday afternoon 10 was
with the understanding that on op-
portunity would be given for all con-
cerned to agree upon a man that the
progressive wing OF the Republican
Party could support wholeheartedly
But except in so far as you might
emphasize the point now and then
the controversies Of the last conven-
ton will not be revived senator
Johnson's aim Ia to get a law passed
by Congress that will establish Pres
ldentlal preference primaries a. some
thing more substantial than they are
to-day
The spectacle Of both parties nom
mating men who hardly. figured In
the primaries, while the expressed
wishes OF the people In several states
we're completely disregarded will
leave johnson a background for his
appeal And when he, goes cam
paigning for Harding in Oregon
Washington, Montana and In the
Eastern states he will take occasion
to call by name some OF the indi-
viduais who were elected in the pri-
marIes and failed to carry out theiI
Instructions az the Republican Ma
tional Convention.
WILSON TRIED TO HAVE NoMl.
MATING METHODS CHANGED.
Public men have tried before "a
bring about the choice OF Presideh-
tial candidates by direct vote OF the
The evening world., 1920-09-23
Will GO
FOR REVENGE
AFTER ELECTION
Hasn't Forgotten What Hap
I. pened at Chicago, Though
Stamping for Harding.
WANTS CURB ON BOSSES
Could Reveal Methods by
Which the Nomination Went
10 Senator Harding.

l1his Is tho tt0olfth Of the
series OF articles on The EUcnino ,
Worlds Specioi Correspondent On
me political situation In me
lRrNlern Nfntca
The evening world., 1920-09-23

the primary system is both logical
and democratic, And, while he Is ex-
pressing no opinion about the persons
nominated In the last conventions Of
the big political parties, he ia inclined
to the belief that the public would
not be much worse of, and perhaps
better on, II they tried the primary
system instead OF the convention
method.
The Daytona daily news., 1920-12-07
FICHTk AGAINST DGEAD.
TUBERCULOSIS IS NOW
INTERNATIONAL FEnT

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The Daytona daily news., 1920-12-07

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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-25
REAL EAP-YEAR BRIDE
PAYS ALL THE EXPENSES

COTTONWOOD FALLS, Kan,
Aug. rs. real Leap Year bride APP
peared ut the office Of Probate Judge
T. G. Allen Tuesday. She was Miss
Bessie NJ. Weeks, 20 years old, Of
White City, Kans., and the groom was
e. G. Davidson Of the same city.
After purchasing their marriage
license from Judge Allen, the bride
then had that official perform the
ceremony for them. and following
this stepped forward and paid the
bill. She explained her action by
saying that this was Leap Year and
chat as she had wooed and won the
groom, she felt that she should fill
the rest Of her obligations for paying
Tor the marriage expenses.
Upon leaving the Probate Judges
office the bride remarked that she
was paying for their trip here and
would stand all expenses connected
with their wedding. The young cou-
pie viii make their future home at
White City.