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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-12-02
Jnn,1a11hrinur11.
So Amerifanere af norif SerfOmit
anbefaler bifrrufning al Snb.
banbringen til be Tor. Stater.
Ole Sanfen bil babe fnl6itenbig 6ors
bno. aDHsresntaub &nntion bill
babe bare Sorbnrbeibere.

Netp Dorf, 27be Sob. Otter al
bape unoeripgt Tilitanoene pna gllis
Sslanbs sSnopanbringsita ub=
talte aongresma11o &orolb 4nution
at Mnneiota, Der er Me6lem at gu.
tets Snopan6rinasfo at Som
gresfen unoer tafte Sesfion fanb.
ipnliepis biloe tfeffe Soranitaltnin.
ger for at forbiI1bre fren1meoe Ste.
gieringer at uot tpre iine unrisIpfteoe
og misfornbieoe Soft" til Mnerita.
sssnbban6rings sltationen bleb beieet
saf &oneresmRn6ene anutfon % @i.
leD 5. Milion G&ouiiiona) % Sing
@tpope(a (aentuefp), Der ogiaa er Meo.
lenner al SSropanorinesfoari
iarnt &ongresmar,o Balter s. SEEM.
ton of Minneapolis.
@ongresmano anutfon erflereoe
ienere, at Snbbanorerne mi lite Tan
naale iig meo benz Der TOM forrige
Marbunoreoe, % ct rmange al Dem
er ! enboer Seniee11oe usnifperoiee. "
Slere 9roouee11ter og lite flere 6or.
brugere trpnges, erflprebe ban. SSnb'
banbringen iDntes ban buroe Dc
fdgenoe fire MarI inottr9nfes til Dem.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-12-02
An1frtkaa kra11.
8ritiffe Mabe ibues forbaniet uber
Gulbbs 9fpte angaae1be Dtiefel.
tet Me}upptantie1.

2on6orL 276e 9eob. Mngaaenoe
6en annerifanife gfote til storbritan.
MEN flyer u@eftmtnfter @a5ette"
ibag, at Set betragter BET fon1 af Be-
tD6ning for international Greo, at
DE allierebe 2anbe lite opretter efo.
nomiffe Monopoler peb 9bertogel-
fen at itore 5trefninger fra fine tio.
ligere Sienber.
ugi Tan life oeiton1ir,ore, /" ftger8la.
bet, life bare os for at file, at en-
mere uobiflet Cans for BET burnori.
ftife biI6e babe gibet ben a1nerifanffe
Note nngaae,be bet 111eiopota1niife
DIiefelt en- oroen Gone."
8Iaoet paupeger, at De Goreneoe
Stater lite bar ratificeret Greostrof-
taten eller Mationf nforbunbspagten %
bar npgtet at puatage itg MnfDaret
- ss5 ~ -
fon1 Manoatar nogeniteos, og flyer
bt6ere::-
uDe fontrolerer felb en- 1neget itor
Del Of geroens 0liefil6er, aIIigeDel
inobenoer l16enrtgs1ninifter golbg
MOB 8dranitaltninger for at u6nptte
,neiopotan1iif Die al ben @runb, at
BET uoeisr ct 8r11o paa Monontar.
principet."
uStanoaro" timber, at Grfnrtn.
gen fra @afbington er at flor SSnter.
este, og at Mmerifas Gorbrtng pan
fan1ue Nettigbe eoer fon Storbritan.
1lien ! Meiopotamien er af ftor Be.
tD6ning.
s@aabiot beftenot, : ttlfpter a8Blla.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-12-02
4ut1DrrH11unr11 tOht1tu
Menbene foriaber @ungerbiitriftet.
apimber og 8brn lite iitanb til at
11bbolbe 5lngten.

8efing ben 266e Wob. Msiociatco
Breis' <@orreipon6ent, fom 1tetop CT
fon1nen tilbage fra &nnger6iltriftet
mpote lange Eog 1ne6 Menneifer
meo en- Bplt 4le6er ipngt ober
5fuloeren banorenbe Ben 800 Mtl
lange Strpf11ing til Tten-ttn eller
@efing i &aab ON Der at finoe @r.
beioe eller @armbiertigbe6. apin.
ser og 8brn er blenet igien biemme
af Ben @run6, at De neppe bill bore
i1tano til at u6boloe 8nn6ringen
gie11nem ct Strgg, bbor bet biloe be.
re frAgtesleit at tigge.
get baIm Duiin 2an1sbper langs
ben .itore @anal bar onttrer1t nj al
,bber ii 86noer iolQt lin SSorb for fra
en- Eienoepart til en- Gen,tepart at
Sen 11orn1nle 9eroi. 0fige Jorret-
11ingsmnn6 figes at bobe opfibbt bet
rnefte al Sorbe,t pan benne Maaoe.
s -2anbsbpen @bin-S -Smnn faaes Ell
Mab nnge Mlmetrner ribbet for fine
8labe, ion Solicit bab6e ipiit.s 8brn
1 benne 2onosbp bar fultet libel.
5alg of afnber er. 2anos sbbens fors
1temite Snouftri. N9eb faa Cages
Neeuen1ru1l1 gaor .e,, mano til
gebcbotp, treoipe MiI borte, neo go.
rer, fom ban faIger for fire eller fem
GoniIier, og for BET lille, ban faar
for SET, bringer ban tilbnge Hatiot1er
for nogle Gage
2onosbpen SbiaJgbung iaa
4orrefpo,1oe1ttet1 SpRbbern me6 Mn-
iigt fom ct ganmelt Menneife 8gr.
meme futoe man tnlle gfibbenene pna.
Mlle, fon1 bar iftano til at gan, bar
flpgtet, og bare be allereIen6igite bar
igierl.
On gdmmd Man6 I en- 2nn6gbD
NOR @D Gb'eng baD6e bnret I Mnr.
febsbDen og foIgt to 6rnHer % en-.
1el Stebler. llobbttet bar ban { en-
@atrb fer Bu110 Girfeqrps, fom
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gurHkunHhptaling.

Baa @rlno af Den: rperoroentlige
labe Nris paa minneapolis Gioenoe
maa bi itrengt bolbe paa ben &egel,
at 8labet betales Gorifnb. Moresfe.
lappen piier oltib, til bpilfen Sag
8labd "er betalt> og bpis oerfor Gor'
npelien af Mbonnementet lite er nroo-
taget inben Maaneoens ll6gang Bit
Der beofommen6e Mbonnent itreget.
Genne @egel bliber Frengt operbolot
Iige oberfor alle Mbonnenter nben
Gorifiel.
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Sen tprfilf.ermeniIfe aria ppbbrt,

9en tprfif.armeniife aris ppb6rt,
@on1, 28oe Mop. 0fficielle Mappor.
ter fra Eiflis befrefter, at Qrige1
n1e1lem be tDrfiife Mationaliiter og
Mrnenierne ct opbbrt. Sreosun6er.
banolingerne iful6e begpn6e igaar
paa 8aiis af en- 8aabenihlitano, Der
bleb Tuttet aIlereoe 19oe Mob:, bbor.
oe6 Mrmenien bill blipe in6lfrRnfet
til be beb Brett 2itobf- -&9raftaten fait>
fatte @renfer.
MerifanF amIfreif enbt. eagle
Bais, Ser, 25be Mob. 4ulgrubear.
beioernes Streif / Staten Goabuila
en6te ioag. ba @treiferne gienoptog
Mrbeioet paa ben n1erifanffe @egie.
rings 8etingelier.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-12-02
Yn115t .1dt11t.
v@nibel gaifer -@ea alioneren 8os
ton erhrrer fis hlbig. 9bmt
til fem Aars Grngfel.

Boston ben 30te 0op. Charles
9on5i, uBuibel Baffet" illione.
rem, fotn giennem fine Spefulatio.
=ner beorog Sunoreoer of Menneifer
:erflereoe Jig ioag ffbldg ien Mn.
Hage for at bobe benpttet Hoften Ill
georageri. SON blen 6bmt til fen,
Marg s5pngieI.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-12-02
kr1ftigr Orr.
Sc 6orenebe S.ater fp1langer af
Storbritamnien nnrmere 8effeb
ON be nbbelte Wanbater.
3ruteften sirlber ierlig ben franf'
brittle Dbereusfumf ON Meio.
potamiens Dliefelter.

Mafbington, 26be 9eob. Den nt11e.
rifonife @egiering bar beflig, men
beften1t lnberrettet Gtorbritannien
ON, at Sen life agter at Iabe fig noe.
lutte fra Deltagelie / Mettigbeber og
Bripilegier itfret UNDER Manbater
oprettet beb Greostraftater.
De Soreneoe 5taters &olbnin9 er
flargiort en- 9aote fra 116enrigsn1i-
nilter Golbp til Sarlen af Gur3on,
BEN brittle l1oenrigsminiiter, og set
spgrgsmaal, iom iarlig fremboloes,
gielber BET mesfopotamiffe Betro-
lenmsfelt.
gtorbritnnnien bol6er Man6atet
ober Mesiopotamien.
Sc Gorene6e Stoters 9eote er
egentlig en- @roteit moo ben Dber.
ensfomit, iom blep ruttet / San Ste.
mo 1nellem Storbritannien og granf.
rige angaaenoe Deling af Meiopota-
miens Olieforraao.
Sc Sorenebe Stater bnbber / geo.
ten, at BET er af 6en }tbr1te 8etp6,
ming for 8er6ens fren1ti6ige Gre6> at
alt fremmeb Omranbe, Der nber6rn-
ges til andre iom Gblge af arigen
meb Gentrolmagterne, bliber o6n1i,1i-
itreret iaa6an, at Zig 8eban6ltng be.
trpgges ollie 9eattoners &anbel %
8orgere. Set bar 1neo ben 5oritao.
elie, at NrRii6ent Milfon UNDER
Sreosfonferenien frembolot, at 6et
bil6e tiene 8eroens ssSnteresfer bebit,
at Onrraabe erobret of Be fetrrige
Wngter bleb erbpernet unber man.
batter.
Storbritannien lohebe / en- tibli.
gere Mote til ben arneritonife Megie.
ring, at Meiopotamiens Moturberlig.
beoer ifuIoe 1ifres @eiopotamiens
Soft og Sen fremti6ige nrabiffe @tat,
foms Der ffl1lbe oprettes, % ot=oet boz
ben brittle Negierings 9eniigt lite
alene at fifre oisfe SieIpefiIoer for
Sen 1neiopotomilfe Stat, men og1aa
at gibe ben &anolefrtbe6, og at Oct
par langtfra Man6atmagtens Sen.
iigt at oprette nogetilags Monopol.
De 6orene6e Stater = itges set
l16enrigsminiiter @olbbs Mote-fi>,.
Der 6et bdhffe1igt at faa bette 2gfte
til at femme me6 San @emo.O Ober,
ensfomiten.
Moten opfor6rer @torbritannie,l
til at forelagge for 6e Gorene6e 5ta-
ter Be Manoater, fom mi ubarbeioes
for Meiopotanien og Baleittna al
8ritterne, inoen De forelegges fo1
Nationforbnnbsraao og at l16faite.
ne for 6isie Man1ater offentlig.
gieres.
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Oct, ufoiteoe life meiopotaniens CT
obring ct eneite qmerifnnif 2iD eller
en- eneite an,erifanif Dollar. On.
foitningerne bar 'alle brittle, og II
ben arigen bar. bi .anbragt flere
uaillioner boertI alor j eanoet.
9et er muIigt. at be Gorene6e 5tater
bar en- rimelig 9pg; men oet er gn.
ifeligt, at gagenI IbIiper uofbriig for.
Haret."
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Bun8kah fra Aat1Bpt1.
Zen norife Holarfurifer ieu6rr 1t
8Ibifab til Treiibent @ilfon on1
0}atiunfurbuuoet. !,

-
8nbington, 26oe gsop. st 9ele-
gram fra Dr. Griotiof 9eanien, Ben
norife @oIarforfer, til Yraiioent
8nfon bleb ioag nobtaget BET 6bi<
6e &uS. Sn6bol6et pentes ienpre at
billie blipe-offentliggiort.
Set forlpoer, at 8u6ffabet roier
8rpiioent Wilian for bans 8eitrp-
belier for at oprette geationernes Gor-
bun6 og erflerer, at Nationforbun-
bet er en- permanent Se5nititution.
Nanien bar taget en- lebenbe Gel /
Gorbnnblingerne beb Relegatforfan1.
lingens Mebei @enf.
r&rrie"s 6urlis. seattle, 3Ote
geob. Jun6et af to Sig at 8eiatnin.
gen paa Yran1nten r8: S. 8irrie"
Der bar baret iabnet iiben 5reong,
fant Dpoogelien at to Meno, ioet
6e 6rep ilanb ubmatte6e, men en6-
MI ilibe, beo Cape Sobniton, table.
1te6e i6ag belnis ben 9lntagelie, at
uYirrie" bar gaaet unber.
Mnn bar enbnu life Nebe poo 13
Mano af 8e1ptningen famt Raptei-
mems Sultru. Mrs. 81. L. Senien.
2igene af De to Men6, Ser bar bre-
bet i1ano> Meb gienfienot iom aap,
tein SSenien % 9tprman6 g. So
man ife!ge gfterretninger nootaget
ber. 2igene bleb funbet al. Snoia.
mere -11pr @IaIla1n, @ab.
@bab 9ampasuen for 8biubeitem.
1neret bar foitet. @aibington, 28be
geon. Set nationole 4binbeparti bar
/ fin &au1pagne for noeifemneret
/ 6e fiblte ipb Mar brugt ialt $664>.
2O8 ifglge ct rebi6eret @egnifab Of
.fentliggiort ioag. Den 1tbrite Boit
bor $96, 6,2O2 for Drganifationsarbei-
oe. nogifterne / ire rationale 8alg
belgb fig til $67, 1877. l16gifterne for
8lofa6ebagt runbt BET &bi6e Sus %
@ongres{en 1917 % 1918 bas ST.
.491, mebens $t2,639 bar opfert for
ct Megilter oper 2obeibere, Der babbe
Qiort fig berrnrfet nnoer 4ampagaen.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-13

citizen, and Immediately began to
wonder if there was any way in
which she might aid in its develop
ment
All children loved her and saw at
once that she understood them. They
flOcked to her without hesitation.
Each spring she planted her flower
garden with the one idea of having
as many cut flowers as possible for
the special pleasure Of the children
of the city. Each day one might see
troops Of little girls coming out of
her gate, each with a little nosegay
of her own choosing and picking.
Unless you worked wit Mrs. Sulli-
van, you will never know what she
did for the teen" age. The period
in boys and girls lives when only
their mother and God see any prom
Use in them.
With the coming of the Y, NJ, c.,
A. Mrs. Sullivan's burden was light
ened with reference to the boys, so
she Immediately directed her ener-
gies toward securing a Y. w, C. A.
for women and girls.
Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. Frank Good
year gratified her wish with the
erection of a splendid building.
Mrs. Sullivan guided the policies
and work of the association to full
realization of its motto: ''Not by
might, nor by power, but by my
Spirit sayeth the Lord" It now re-
mains for the women of the city to
proceed with the work guided by the
reflected lights of the beautiful star
of her example.
We have not lost the first presi-
dent of our association. For such
as she, there is no death. She is
holding out to US lifting hand in the
person of her daughter, our Betty, in
principle and ideal, is the reincarna-
ton Of Mrs. Sullivan.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-13
FERRY ACROSS RIVER
TO BE READY JUNE ]

Hundreds of citizens of Washing
ton parish and Pearl River county,
Miss, who have been Inconvenience
by the sinking Of the ferry at Louisi-
ana avenue, as well as the many
tourists, will be glad to learn that
money has been raised, a contract
let and work will start at once on the
building Of a ferry which will be
completed and ready for operation by
June /.
The contract for the work was let
to 7. j. Moody.
Credit for the building Of the ferry
as well as the raising Of funds is due
to H. j. Cowgirl and other citizens,
who realize the inconvenience to
traffic and loss to merchants by not
having this, the principal crossing
point between Louisiana and Missis-
sippi, in condition. It is also stated
that ]. R. Leslie, president Of the
Police Jury, has notified the citizens
that he will make repairs on the
bridge leading to the river and the
approach on both sides of the river
banks win be improved and all dan
ger eliminated. The new ferry will
be 14x56 feet and viii loffer 24-hour
service.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-13
PERSONAL MENTION

Misses Ida Hitchcock, Thelma Me-
Donald and Mildred Connolly and
Vic Pico, Floyd Manning Grundy De
Philips, Rex and d. G. Hitchcock and
Dan Taylor, all from New Orleans,
spent Saturday and Sunday in 30,
galusa, coming up Saturday morning
to attend the picnic given in honor
of Bill" Morrison, who is leaving
Bogalusa for other fields.
Oscar Laird, Hillary Quinn and
Waiter Miller motored to Mandevllle
Saturday to attend a dance there.
returning in the wee sma' hours Of
sunday morning, having nad a most
enjoyable time.
A. D. Laney, chief pharmacists
mate, U. S. NJ, Algiers Navy Yard,
spent Mothers Day in Bogalusa with
his mother, Mrs. w. D. Laney, who
is stopping at the home of her SON
in-law, D. v. Blayney, general secre-
tary Y. M. C. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w May have re-
turned to their home in Vicksburg,
Miss, after a few weeks visit with
their daughter, Mrs. E. P. Bruner.
Among the new arrivals in Boga-
lusa this week is listed the name of
L. Toller, wife and little daughter.
mr.. Toller is the new druggist for
Starns' drug store in Northwest Bo-
galusa, and is at present stopping
on Michigan avenue.
Dr. Slaughter has gone to New Or
leans for few days business trip.
Miss Matte Hale Of the Bosalusa
Hospital will go to New Orleans
about the middle Of June to take
the State Board examination.
Mrs. Oliver Brent is a patient in
the bogalusa Hospital
Little Katherine Werckley, daugh-
ter of the master mechanic, George
Werckley, Of the Great Southern
Lumber Company, is slowly recover
ing from an attack of fever.
Mrs. S. ]. Welsh of Monticello has
been advised by DR.. Slaughter to
take her baby boy to the coast to re-
cuperate.
Hines Williams and Claude Ball,
well known Bogalusa boys, paid a
visit to Claude's mother in Tyler
town, Miss, Sunday and filled up on
acknowledged chicken.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-13
MRS. LAFFERTY
PAYS TRIBUTE TO
MRS. SULLIVAN
CONTINUED from Page OneI

by a prejudiced gentleman upon the
subject Of equal rights for women.
He asked if she thought it proper Tor
women to attempt to attend TO the
affairs of the world. She answered
Internationally yes. Since men
claim that the world was lost through
woman, surely it is only fair to let
her save il"
Mrs. Sullivan believed that it is a
great thing for man to see me
through the spiritual spectacles OF
woman, and an equally great thing
for a woman to view the world
through the spectacles of reason ana
logic of man.
Mrs. Sullivan was truly woman s
friend. She held that every woman
was sacred, and never undervalued
character, though it wore the mantle
Of poverty and ignorance. She hon
ored virtue wherever found and be-
lieved that good, strong, pure women
are the main actors in developing
the race; for with great-brained
mothers behind them and with noble
women for sisters and wives and
friends, men can face our social
problems better prepared and not
alone.
Wherever several women are
grouped together, whether at card
party, a religious gathering, Y. w.
social, or in some sick room, CONVEX
sation is sure to wend its way into
rehearsal and exchange of memo
ries of our beloved Mrs. Sullivan.
She shared alike our problems, our
joys and our sorrows.
No brides joy in her new home
was quite complete until Mrs. SuliI-
van had been shown through from
living room to kitchen. She would
seem to drink from the same cup OF
happiness as the little bride and find
pleasure in looking over smallest bit
of linen or the brides proudest pos
session.
Nor new baby had quite fulfilled
its mission until Mrs. Sullivan had
taken it to her breast and caressed il
as only she could do. What pleasure
and satisfaction the little mothers
found in displaying for her approval
each tiny garment of the layette. And
she was never in too much of hurry
to compliment and call attention to
each dainty little stitch.
All 6O4AOWS VIC WGAG SUN Va AAS4
sympathy. In trouble, sure Of hel
assistance.
Just the other day one of our ven
cradle grandmothers celebrated the
golden anniversary Of her wedding
We asked if she had had a happy day
She said: eyes, with one exception
Mrs. Sullivan was not here. If she
were living, she would have been sure
to have driven down and cOngratu
lated me-"
Mrs. Sullivan's love for children
was beyond the conception of thc
, average mind. We all find pleasurt
in .twiddling a beautifully pink anC
white baby; but she loved them all
No matter how dirty, how snaggle
tooth or how much their noses drip
ped, or with what disease they were
infected, she saw only the beautiful
pure child soul, and future potentis
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-13
Sundays Ball Game
Genuine Swat Fest

No one will dispute the fact that
pine is the peer of ali materials for
building houses and dwellings, al
though the team of the r. P. Baer
Company demonstrated the superior
ity of hardwood over pine in build
ing baseball teams in the fast eight
inning game at the league park Sun
day afternoon when their clinched
their hold on first place by a score
of 9 to 2 over the G.. S. L.-but from
the looks of the last four innings we
rather imagine that pine may come
to the front on the next meeting.
Virgil Underwood, ex-B. H. S. all
around champ" although playing
on the losing team, was easily the
star Of the game. Admittedly the
fastest man in the league on the
bases, INDY went into the box in the
fourth inning and demonstrated his
hurting ability by nine strike-outs,
tanning every man on the opposing
team with the exception Of Ross. AS
the third man up in the first inning,
Underwood broke the first bat for
the new league on a clean single
over second base, and then stole sec
ond and third before the following
batter was struck out. His two-saek-
er in the sixth brought Zackery home
for the first G. S. L. run, and by
swiping third and running like a
streak made home on Kennedy's hit
to right field.
Dixon, hurting for the "Bears, +"
played his usual game, striking out
ten men, made two of the hits and
one score. Jolly, his battery-mate,
is easily the best catcher Of the
league and his playing is a matter OF
course. The entire team PLAYED great
ball, and they are still ranked
the best supporting team in the
bunch.
Second-sacker Black kept up his
lucky streak and scored three of the
nine runs made by the Bears" He
is beyond doubt the best base-getter
on the four teams, out of ten times
up in the last two games he has first
on eight occasions and stole second
and third about as efficiently as I'm
derwood. In the three games played
Black has scored eight Of the twenty.
five runs the Baer crowd have to.
tailed against their opponents.
A crowd of three hundred or SO
witnessed the affair and much en-
thusiasm was evidenced after the
fourth inning, in fact it sounded like
miniature worlds series when
Zackery scored in the sixth.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-13
rIassifed Column
WANTED

WANTED
v GIRLS FOR WORK IN
,ay KITcHEN. APPLY
lsogeALUsA STORES co.
eTRAYED OR STOLEN
I0sl, - ,, Gov cow. with short horns
}, s {. sSysIlow in color. Reward to
ligas Us 1, Cross, SOB Ave. B.
10 pTtTIiT--Room for one or
FoB I'm y men; references required.
,ll5 SS;n TO BUY-A bicycle in
gAs .dlnSdition. Apply Enterprise
ss sALE-Two 5-roOm houses
coz = S' and modern conveniences;
b ~ y Huron avenue, near the
liisd u .bops. Address Box 7O3,
oad sIop'' 6-3
s .9s iF7aRiAYED OR STOLEN
IOSI3u brown COW, about a years
snan5 s 40 on right hip, brand is
'ns and unreadable. Strayed
1'd Mace on Columbia Road
w ~ Jaws ago. Cow was pur-
ai ~ s.o nj Mr.. Corkern of jew
a y nm fornd deliver or notify w.
5snlsp and receive hOeFai re-
to,vEp-From camp on the
slbh - -I-1;,+on Highway. one
~ mule, weighing about
pl sr1ds Reward if returned,
.ymstion given as to where
v animal to w. H. Thomas,
..s,s y On BOgalusa-Franklinton
ssD ys;ALE-15 head of horses
" ~ wagons and 8 sets of
~ 10 me barn and two lots on
"a. syenue. Will sell whole or
". " total value $4,000, part cash,
~ easv terms. Big hauling con-
\. u with equipment. Stock and
-5srt in good condition. For
-y information apply W. Coop
~ 9S7. Bogalusa, La. ct
IP6SeHT-Glasses, between Bogalusa
~ and Little Buffalo. Re-
4 returned to Mrs. Dickey,
n 292. -
4 Nv .sT tbree-room house; all under
y. On very easy payments; 215
srom Bogalusa pOstoffice. Adj
We. Seldner, Box IA.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-13

Mrs. Lorcheim, manager of the
Handy Kitchen, who has been laid up
with influenza for the past two
weeks, was back on the lob last
Thursday and states that with the ex-
ception Of few broken soda glasses,
everything went fine under the mani
agement Of her assistant, Miss Clyde
Gibson.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-13

Darby Gilmer, formerly connected
with the engineering department Of
the N. 0. G. ~, spent Sunday in
Bogalusa.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-13

II you don't, you expect TO some
day, don't you? Then you must
practice thrift, and unless you
CARRY INSURANCE
on your household goods, then your
are not practicing thrift, because
A FIRE MAY COME ANY TIME
AND DESTROY EVERYTHING
Come in and let us show you how
cheap it is to be protected from fire
by insurance.
TAKE OUT INSURANCE
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-05-13

Summary-Two-base hits, Under
wood, Jacobs, Stollenwerck;; struck
out, by Jacobs none, by Underwood
8, by Dixon 10. Umpires, Compton,
and Francis. Scorer, Purvis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-10
Gets Five-Year Contract;
To Haul Garbage ~ Miles

Henry Pollack, who was awarded
hve-year garbage contract by the
city council recently, states that he
will begin Saturday to haul garbage
to a 200-acre hog-feeding yard 10
Gated on the Burlington railroad, be-
tween Cedar Creek and Cullom and
en- the boundary lines Of Sarpy and
Cass counties.
eve are going to haul this gar
bage % miles on railroad cars, and
don't believe that Omahans will
complain of the odor," he said.
Persons who have complaints to
make may advise the city health de-
partmcnt