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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16

" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y. Handy
j. the scnator-janiior. Ne was
clcrtcd 90 the delaware state -rn-
ate ia 1918 aud his term expires In
1879. lii- health fniitd him aud
he left Dover. Delaware. ilis llomc.
aud ann to his city. q farmer
by VACATION lte drcidesl the broom
was the second cousin OF the rake
aud the mop an uncle OF The ct,lti-
Nator. Hence lie hccante chief
%ianitnr ~ the capital building. He's
going to at u leave OF alrrnre,
froIa the lanltoif job 10 work at
the enatOr JON aud east his vote
apninst the snHrarr a-nendntcnt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16

KILN BRAND POWDERED MILK
Cutnts To N0u ~ pure, fresh milk. All
- dn H. % add water. aud YOU have
fresh liquid milf. PHONE 49, or
CALI tO2 Mi,ST CENTRAL AVE-
NII, SOJ THMESTIIiN kim COM
rNNN. DIARY John~nn's place.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16

In ten generations The descendants
uf q single COW would number ola
million.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16
RIsIITS.
american League.

Ncw YORK. A. Philadelphia l..
Washington O.; Boston e.
National League.
Cincinnati A. Chicago q
BOSTON !. New York q.
Philadelphia s.; B%roollyu T.
81 Louis 9 plttshurg 2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16

ON account OF prevalence OF scarlet
fever. the community school at Pleas
ant iiill. la eastern Curry county, has
been compelled to suspend. The
term has been closed Tor this school
year, and the commencement cNer-
cises have been dispensed with. J. H.
Wagner. state superintendent OF pub
lie instruction, had been Invited to
deliver the address 10 the graduating
class.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-16
Daylight saving Plan.

4 large number Of sanm Re bust
ness house, have signed an agreement
to keep their places ~ business open
from 1850 a m, until .. m, during
the summer months. The exception
il that on Saturdays The closing hour
Is To- be 3 y. m. The board OF alder
men OF the city viii be asked 10 pass
an ordinance ordering clocks turned
W onc hour, effective from May 1 to
September l..
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-23

from lies MONIES Monday to visit
over New Years with her mother,
Mrs. Dick Simpkins and other rel
latives.
| VIM Schmidt Of Adair spent
few days last week in Extra with
relatives.
Misses Helen and Vera Wissler
are home spending the holidays with
their parents. The former is teach
ing at Toledo and the latter is
attending Cedar Falls College.
Mrs. Hans Hansen and son, Ar
thur, Mr.. Andrew Miller, MIR. and
Mrs. Alfred Miller autoed to Bay
ard, Sunday, and spent the day at
the Alfred Miller home.
Miss Esther Jensen, the teacher
of the Advent school, is unable to
be on duty this week on account of
sickness, Miss Bessie Bailey is fill
ing her position.
The Country Club held It's regu-
lar meeting yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. George Rogers.
| Mr.. Charles Klever, who resides
in the heights, is reported to be very
poorly these days.
M. D. Grow and John Grow, both
of whom reside in Carrollton spent
Sunday in Extra with their sister,
Mrs w. j. Lancelot and family.
Hans Petersen of the Petersen
store celebrated his birthday last
Wednesday and it was ittingly OBJ
served by crowd of friends calling
at his home to spend the evening.
A good time was reported.
Gerald May was on the sick list
the latter part Of last week with
lagrippc.
! Mrs Margaret Gibson, who has
been here the past few weeks help
ing care for her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Ed Northup, departed last week for
her home. Mrs. Northup is able to
be around little now. She has
been sick with rheumatism.
Earl Law and wife of Kansas City
arrived here Monday evening for a
holiday visit with her mo Their, Mrs
John Hicks ST..
oSCdI 4NclSOIl dilO 1NClS NldUSSl
are home from their studies at Iowa
City University spending the holt
days with their parents. They came
Saturday.
George Gill Jr came home Tues
day from Kimball, Nebraska, and
will visit over Nmas at his parental
home
Hugh Price left today for an over
Christmas visit with his parents re-
siding at Melch.r, Iowa
Mrs. Fred Wilkins and daughter
Martha Belle, came Saturday from
York, Nebraska, and will visit over
Christmas with relatives at the
John |. Hensley home.
W. %l>on1, wee, CO.. x,o,~
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-23

Hans Petersen of the Petersen
store celebrated his birthday last
Wednesday and it was ittingly OBJ
served by crowd of friends calling
at his home to spend the evening.
A good time was reported.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-23

Misses Helen and Vera Wissler
are home spending the holidays with
their parents. The former is teach
ing at Toledo and the latter is
attending Cedar Falls College.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-23
AUDUBON COUNTY JOURNAL.

Mrs. Will voss and sons, came
from Des Moines Monday to visit
over New Years with her mother,
Mrs. Dick Simpkins and other rel
latives.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-23

VIM Schmidt of Adair spent a
few days last week in Extra with
relatives.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-23

M. D. Grow and John Grow, both
of whom reside in Carrollton spent
Sunday in Extra with their sister,
Mrs. w. j. Lancelot and family.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-23

Mrs. Margaret Gibson, who has
been here the past few weeks help
ing care for her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Ed Northup, departed last week for
her home. Mrs. Northup is able to
be around little now. She has
been sick with rheumatism.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-23

Mrs. Hans Hansen and son, Ar
thur, Mr.. Andrew Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Miller autoed to Bay
ard, Sunday, and spent the day at
the Alfred Miller home.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-23

Gerald May was on the sick list
the latter part Of last week with
lagrippc.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-23

Earl Law and wife of Kansas City
arrived here Monday evening for a
holiday visit with her mo Their, Mrs
John Hicks ST..
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-23

Mr.. Charles Klever, who resides
in the heights, is reported to be very
poorly these days.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-23

Miss Esther Jensen, the teacher
Of the Advent school, is unable to
be on duty this week on account of
sickness, Miss Bessie Bailey is fill
Ii ing her position.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-23

Oscar Nelson and Nels Madsen
are home from their studies at Iowa
City University spending the holi-
days with their parents. They came
Saturday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-23

George Gill Jr. came home Tues
day from Kimball, Nebraska, and
will visit over Nmas at his parental
home.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-23

The Country Club held Its regu-
lar meeting yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. George Rogers.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-23

Mrs. Fred Wilkins and daughter,
Marvha Belle, came Saturday from
York, Nebraska, and will visit over
Christmas with relatives at the
John |. Hensley home.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-12-23

Hugh Price left today for an over
Christmas visit with his parents re-
siding at Melch,r, Iowa
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-02-19
Merrien-D ryansuet

Mr.. Henry, Breda accompanied
his sister, Mrs. Edmee Dranguet
to New Orleans last week where
she was married to Mr.. K. E..
Merrien of Shreveport, and after
the ceremony, left for the north
where they will spend the next
few months, then return to Shreve-
port where Mr.. Merrien has many
oil interests.
Mrs. Merrien, who is the young
est daughter of the late Judge j.
E. Breda and Elsie Hertzog, is a
splendid young woman. who has
devoted the past few years of her
busy life to trained nursing, has
been ministering angel, ranking
high in her profession, and has
found mate full worthy of her,
IN every way.
The Enterprise extends congrat-
llations.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-02-19

supplemented by one young hero
who was monarch of all he survey
ed as his supporter fed the seen,
early in the action and left him a
lone in his glory.
Dancing was the principal form
of amusement and some fancy dan.
ces given by some of the most ad.
vanced members of Mrs. Wins
lows class, were raptuously en-
cored and graciously responded to.
The violet encircled birthday
cake with its IA tiny tapers blown
out with wishes. furnished lots of
fun as all eagerly cut for the en-
blems, ring, dime. thimble and four
leaf clover, then eaten with the
homemade candies and punch.
Miss Retta received number
Of pretty gifts as souvenirs of the
occasion:
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-02-19

j Mrs. Edgar Levy's lovely home
in East Natchitoches was the
scene of the largest and mos,
elaborate Entertainment given in
social circles since before the war.
| This artistic home is ideal tor
entertaining and, the artistic ar.
rangement of japanese honey
suckle, spirea and narcissus made
an attractive background for the
handsomely gowned guests. Mrs.
{. E. Hope, the charming young
wife of the popular Secretary of
our Chamber of Commerce who
has recently come from Virginia
to make Natchitoches their home,
was the honoree and stood with
the hostess to receive the guests
while Mrs. Edward Payne escort
ed them to the drassing room to
remove wraps. . After greetings
were exchanged and a while spent
in social intercourse, the game
was called, five tables of progress
slve bridge and one of euchre,
Mrs. Porter winning the bridge
prize, Mrs. Horace Hughes, |
uchr4 beautiful needlework.
while . souvenir in crepe de chine
underwear was presented the hon.
Gree, and an embroidered table
cover as a I'arting gift to Mrs.
who will leave soon
for her old home in St. Louis.
A delicious luncheon of oyster
patties, chicken salad, saltines,
tea, Neapolltan cream, cakes and
home made candies was served at
he conclusion of the game to- the
nests, q number OF whom came
D to join the cardplsyers at tea,
| I'd those who enjoyed Mrs. Levy's
ha rming party were, Mines. Hope
d Payne, Lester and Horace
lug hes. A. E. Bath, POLICEMAN,
row ne, Henry, Phillips. Porter,
ell, Z. and P. Potts. Baumgart-
er, L. :stan, Clarence and Charles |
eBlie,1x, Winslow, G. L. Brea-
ale. (.sockerham, Shaffer, Gan
IN, Hicks, g. H. Pierson, Ort-
eyer, Misses Bertha and Eta
evy, S. Merritt, Katherine Breaz-
ale and, Nita Caspari.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-02-19


A lovely party marked the 18th
milestone in the spring tide of the
life OF Miss Retta, the only daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. u, Lahore of
Bermuda, who attends St. Mary's
Academy. Monday afternoon,
when she entertained I large num-
Der of her young friends ct IT,
home of Mrs. T. p. Chaplin
" hat is more attractive thu a a
crowd of lovely young girls ,xttir.
ed in their best bibs and fuckers.
and rarely has lovelier cot gath
sred together than on this OCCASION
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-02-19

Match 'itoches is to have its first
apartmt snt house IN the near future
and tina + the. property owner who
is con templating the remodeling
of her big roomy place into one,
Prov = how progressive a woman
she j s, for looking ahead and con-
side ring the housing problem for
the future.
rhe demand for residences in
n ltchitoches is SO heavy and the
81 lpp!y SO limited, that such an in
' estmert can be reQardsd as gilt
'.dee, as q partments bring proper
locally better rentals than houses
and the demand for them greater
@ mo doubt Others are sure to fol-
loH.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-02-19
Les Jeunes' Femlnes

A very delight evening was en-.
joyed by the members of tina,
popular club and many other
guests on Wednesday afternoon,
when Mrs. L. H. Hughes enter
tanned at her pretty bungalow on
Fourth st. and the Valentine
motif was carried out in decora-
tons, tally cards and refresh
ments. Mrs. Fair Hyams won
the handsome first prize; Mrs
Lucas, the guests; Mrs. JEFF De-
Blieux the second prize and Miss
Julie Prudhomme the BOBBY.
Roast goose, dressing, jelly, salad
and tea, followed by gelatine.
heart shape in design and crimson
in color, with whipped cream and
delicious cake were served By the
gracious hostess assisted by Mines
Henry and Horace Hughes, Steve
Browne and Miss Julie Prndhom-
me. The guests who enjoyed the
party with the members were
Mines. JEFF DeBlieux. Lucas,
Brown, E. Levy. John Carr, Pole
nan. Misses Carmen .Breazeale, |
MYRTLE Sompayrac, Julie Prud-
lomme Marble DeBlieux and Eta
levy.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-02-19
Wantad-Anv lind of hoh,

\
clothes for the layettes needed b,
!: the Red Cross for the emerqenc,
cases to which the public Health
nurse is constantly summoned. All
second handed garments lin good
condition. will be gratefully receiv.
ed at Red Cross Headquarters.
Separate skirts will be uncon-
monty fashionable this spring and
every beautiful effect and style can
be found at
-LIEBER'S.
Ash Wednesday was ushered in
a grey dull day, solemn mass at
the Cathedral and services at
Trinity, marking its religious OBJ
servance.
The family and friends are very
proud of the honor that was given
Miss Elizabeth WiLslow in being
made valedictorian of the high
school class that will graduate
from the Normal on March 9Th. |
This fair lassie. the daughter of
MIS-. Violet Winslow made an un-
usually brilliant record since she
10 the summer term, lead
ing her classes and making the
high standard that won for her
The honor which her teachers say
she SO richly deserves and predict
or her an unusual future.
AS is her regular custom, very {
nuch appreciated, each year, the
'ood wife of the editor of the $
'lum Line, John G. Lewis pre- {
ented a great bunch of lovely I
lponicas to the editor Saturday, /
nd several people from the,East h
nd North, who had never seen f
lis beautiful flower before, was il
charmed and delighted as was
lie recipient. !,
A moonlight boat ride was en-
yed by some thirty or, more of
e young people. on Friday night
hen the girls we're the hostesses
the evening. The school boat il
IS chartered and the jolly cou- Sc
IS and cnsperons assembled ell
omptly aboard st<he appointed SC
ur when the run was made up
i down Cane River Lake only Ell
piping long enough to enjoy the "a
'dwiches aud pop and marsh su
How roast on the bank around ar
onfire. hs
e.
he B. 7. p. U. celebrated VAL ";
inc Eve With . most enjoyable on
" Ct the homo Of Rev. and Mrs. ha
ltz on Friday evening. A elev- TO
title contest illustrative Of the ",
It furnished much amusement th,
Miss 0. Pharis proved most wi
't SO was awarded the prize, a ed
q of music, while Mr.. Alexan- 70,
was the most agile Cupid in wo
ling hearts and was presented in
a box of candy. ~.
elicious sandwiches, hot choc- s,v
and whipped cream we're SER M
at she close of q most enjoy m;
evening. on
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-02-19

More than likely The Martians
nave beaten US at the game of
halling thru space, as Marconi is
acknowledging for the frs; time
hat Some force outside the earth
las been fooling with our wireless
APPARATUS for the past four or five
years. interruptin9 the service
With mysterious signals that have
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-02-19

r. city modish new dresses6 Taffe.
t., .Georgette and all the wondroua
ailk@ fabrics Of spring 1870, at
%IEBzR's
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-02-19
The Enterprise
WEEKLY
THURSDAY, FEB. 10, 1920

De VoE's FoREcAsr-Februar
2oth, cold wave will form owe,
the Missouri Valley and NOV,
eastward; 2lst to 22nd, cold ano
squaIIy; 2STd' t. Oath, pleasant
10Th, storm will form over the
East Gulf States; Goth, cold and
squally.
Mr.. K. J. Phillips spent a couple
of days in Shreveport last week.
.,.: Inc correct and latest styles in
-LIEBER's..
Miss Virginia Nautilus left for
New Orleans Thursday to ep;ov
Carnival.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. Lambre Of
Bermuda were among the visitors
on Thursday.
Distinctive and original STYLES in
dresses and skirts at
-LIEBER'S
Dr. NV. Hankin of Campti was
among Sundays visitors.
Miss Edith Porter came down
from Shreveport Sunday night to
recuperate at home from an attack
Of flu.
Miss Joyce Weaver came in from
PFovencal where she teaches TO
si'end the week end at home,
Mrs. Tom Raggio OF Monroe a
spent last week with her husbands a
parents, Mr.. and Mr.. F. P. Rag t
gio. a
Messrs W. Airey and L. E. P,ai- u
sance of Clarence were visitors
Monday.
Mr.. Warren Raggio and son q
Warren Jr. of DE Ridder were "
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Rag Of
rio. W
Fashion has stamped her appro- D,
val on every Spring dress at +,
-LIEBER'S. u.
Mr.. Fairfax Noble of Shreve. -
port spent Thursday and Friday ~,
'cre in the interest of the oil -.
he represents. -
Mrs. Will Nelson of Shreveport
'ss the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
}. Hicks the early part of the -.
l0e4S. ---a----------- a- ~
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-02-19

defied deciding and our SCENT, +,
are trying to locate the sigma,
or whatever it may be. SO "a
exchange of greetings between T.,
planets is a likelihood of this g.
tury, any thing being posi- :
now.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1920-02-19
An accurate and expert typist can
lie secured to do quick and satisfactory
work BY phoning 465.

"oAA W PuOuIu8 800.
Mrs. B. Rosenthal of Alexandria
came up Saturday night to spend
q few days with her mother, Mrs.
A. Katie and family.
Capt. A. Waters returned to
New Orleans last Thursday to
visit his mother until next week
when he will come back to Nat
chitoches to claim his bride.
Mr.. D. w. Breazeale went to
New Orleans Thursday night on
business, his wife and niece, Miss
Katherine. accompanying to do
some shopping.
Rev. H. w. McGehee has re-
turned from Monroe where he
went to attend the Red. River
Presbytery that convened there
las: week.
Fetching creations for street and
party wear in Taffeta, Crepe de
Chine and Georgette at
-LIEBER'S
Mines. F. Barnes of New Or
leans, Steward and Mrs. Annette i
Nash ct Texas and Miss Ida Nash |
of Alexandria were called to their
mothers bedside Sunday. whose
condition is still very serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Weaver
reached home Sunday night from
Florida where Mr.. Weaver went
on business after paying the last
sad respects to his father to whose
death bed be was summoned to
Georgia three weeks before.
We have heard that the local
American Legion is to entertain
Elk President Taft when he speaks
in Natchitoches next month, when
Legion men only will be admitted.
T5is is just q sample of the pegs"
t.,is local post is beginning to
>!;ov
Mis- Evalina Trichel has gone !,
t. atchitoches for . visit OF q
y eek to her grandmother. Miss !
ricfel expects to resume her /
! 10 At L. S. u. which were !.
ih:' fapted BY her recent illness !
Wit he Spring term. going tol !
Baton Rouge about the middle
March. Shreveport Times. 6,
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms q
b modern conveniences, in desirable a
shborhood Phone 23S. er
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27
ELAD0

egy legjobb allapotban levo Ford
touring car. Csak 4 honapig volt
hasznalva. Van rata selfstarter,
demountable rim-ek, OF tire es
kilonfele extrak. Ara 5000. Lat
hat6 mindennap 9-6-ig. A Gin
megtudhato a Magyar Hirlap XII
adohivatalaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-05-27

Oh ripvet ait talalhaunk elege Pedaul
jelezn ogjuk ne hogy menjenek utnkb6l Mve ha
k akkor lent esznek tunak MAID mozdun Ez erdekes
lesz Bizonyara lesz egynehany osszeutkozes
'sDe a tengeri szokasok elen?
annak hogy vagyok tengeresz mindg ait haot-
hogy mozgasban ev6 ha6 tarozk ken az ao haJo eo
udtam hogy g6zhaj6 tartozk vitorlasnak kernl
vassilefsky ekaromkoda magat
emit tor5lnk mi nger zokaokkal2 a bizonyitasra ke
inkabb hmn gy rnnda halasznak
az en- savannah
Latsz6lag tees megeegedeseget De smerve
jeemet mey zere tulzast es hencegest remeem
hogy apany maid ango za aatt haad6 haiokat
ango parok kozeeben eUlyeszeni Tarsagsunka hreenu
lGgyu0ves
Ag hangzo ell loves dordtse gy fatal tiszt roant
ia kabnba.
s'valami ktszl eentette parancsnokanak engernagy
na j6r6l ieleznek.'
vassilefsky parancsnoki hdra sietett. lvl koveem
Balt oa nagyszei tvayt mutatott Az osszes maj6k is
m6ee ngenagy ezse G6zbarkak rohantak de es ova Min
enfe 6tnkseg Is nagy mogs aat6 hajkon es kkot6
zen.
ielz3 szt hangosan Roznstvenszi admral paan
oa elndu ibauba ds oman keletre horgonyok
laben szedend6k fel Ez a ear parancsa
Augustus munkaia tehat vtget 6rt
VassiefsSv henceg6 meg mndg fmbe esengtek es
hogy meg utos6 ksfretet ke ennm hogy fota
:ndulasat megakadayozzam
hir kenyszerit hogy azonna vlszanazzak Peter
vrra nondottam kaptanynak Kerem, tttessen azonnal
lartra.'
Egy nehany masodpercg muszka valaszo Kvancsan
eapanotam Area hrtelenl hosapadt lett TasJai reszket
elk A megremHt ember teknteteve bamut ram
"a iapanok!" kialtott fel remeg6 akakka
Karonragadtam
's0n talan etet sugam fUlebe
Nem!" sAzok ordogOk keszlnek vala-
nre Az tudia Senk hsz, hogy mi valaha
neclathassuk Port Arhur'
Szrakozottan komoya zam partra es az eso gyorvo
Natal vzautazam Peervaa Mar kes6 este volt amkor San
o rakparton fekv6 frtem hi Anta komoy arcal
fogadott.
'Mariska lit van, jeentette.
"Mariska?'
"Igen hr hozott
ttVezesd hozzam.''
Aonna dogoz6 szobamba siettem, ahova omorna mnden
v1rakozas n6kl kovee LATHAM anyon, hogy zgato pedg
ezt mem Observation-Disclosures
M De gy6zze lie nyugtalansaga Tudom, hosy
hHen @agalt.
"Asszonyom elbocsatott
EFT regen vartam
"Mert?'
"Nem ado mas oko mint att hogy elutazik
Kezdtem jobban figyen.
"Megmonda hogy hova uazlkg
tIgen AIT mondta hogy falusi birtokara megy
sRiztosan hazulott. Vaoznileg gyanuba vette magat
At6 tartok m6ta On emenekHit gyanakodott ram
tMectudta, hogy tenyleg eutazot-e?
(tolyatasa k0vetkezk)