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TN addition to the White House New
Year reception on Monday, the Sec
retary OF State and Mrs. Hughes
will give the breakfast to the diplo-
mats at the Pan-American Union build
in at 12 O'Clock. and other members of
the cabinet who. with their wives, will
receive. are the Secretary of War and
Mrs. Weeks. the Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. DENLY. the Secretary of Agri-
culture and Mrs. Wallace. the Secretary
Of Commerce and Mrs Hoover and the
Secretary of Labor and Mrs. Davis.
The Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs
Wallace will be Joined Monday morning
by their daughter, Mrs. Angus MacLay
Of Detroit. who will assist her mother
and sisters during their afternoon re-
ception.
The Secretary and Mrs. Wallace will
entertain officials from Iowa at buffet
supper in their apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel tomorrow night.
The third secretary of the Italian
embassy, Mobile Tominaso Assereto
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days. Presiding at the tea table were
Mrs. Simon Michelet, Mrs George F.
Authier, Mrs. William Harr and Mrs.
James Furse, who were assisted by. a
Mrs. Michelet will give a dance at her
home. 1884 Belmont road, entertain
ing the same set of young people in
honor Of her two sons, Cadet Paul
Michelet of West Point and Midship-
man William Michelet of Annapolis.
Maj. J. G. Winter of the War Trade
Board will celebrate the passing of
1921 with a dinner this evening at
Wardman Park Hotel.
Mr.. Richard Moore who went to Gin
cinnati for the interment of the late
Mrs. Moore, in Spring Grove ceme-
to visit his father, DR.. w. T. Moore.
and Mrs. Moore, who make their win
ter home there. Mr.. Paul Moore ac-
companied his brother to Cincinnati
and to Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Stewart have re-
turned to Washington from New York
a time before starting on a prolonged
southern cruise on their yacht.
Mr.. Eugene Waggaman will enter
tain dinner party at Wardman Park
Hotel tonight.
Mrs. Arthur Keith has returned
from Athens, Ohio. where she was
called by the death of her mother,
Mrs. Charles r. Kinkade.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. w. scheresckewsky
announce the marriage of their
daughter. Dorothy Duncan to Mr..
Frederick Thomas Oliver on Thurs
day, December 29, in Washington.
Lieut. Col A. ]. Dougherty will be
host at dinner at Ward1nan Park
Hotel this evening. Mr. c. w. Hillyer
of Wardman Park Hotel will also be
host at dinner there this evening.
The staff of Emergency Hospital
gave dance last evening in the ball
room of the Powhatan. The decora- =
tions were palms and smilax, and
fifty couples were present.
Representative Frederick G. Hicks
of New York. member of committee
on naval affairs is acting as host to
a distinguished party of French Off
cialS attending the conference, on a
trip to the battlefield of Yorktown.
The party left Washington and
will spend today at Yorktown and
visiting the naval training station
at Norfolk. They will return to the
capital tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs W. II. Thornton. who
recently sold their house on S street
and located at 1871 California street,
will entertain at dinner this even
ing in honor of their sister, Mrs. J.
Elyans Mayfield.
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DIED.

BELL. The members Of n Eureka Icdge. No; NJ:
funeraI Of Brother RALEIGH BELL. Mon
dav January 9, 1922. at o'clock. from st.
paymii,s a NJ e, Church. sth st. between
and p sts. sw. JOSEPH BOOKER. N. q.
ROBT. DYSON. p. S.
BUCHANAN. Suddenly. December 80. 1921
GEORGE CLYDE BUCHANAN. aged q.
Burial notice later.
pANaERFHLD. Passed away Wednesday.
December Is, 1921. LOUISA HODGES DAN
GERFIELD. She leaves to mourn their loss
husband, two brothers. sister and step
father. Funeral from Zion Baptist Church
sunday, January 1, 1922. at O'Clock pm.
EvARD. Friday: December e.; 80; ;o,S 1921; at II
sUsiib BvARp, wife Of Charlie: 4. Eyard
and mother Of Edward P. and julian n. A; 4;
Evsnd. Remains at Birch's chapel, 3OS4 M
q. NV. Notice Of funeral hereafter. Il
CANT. All members Of Columbia Lodge: si, No; =:
and q sts. NV, Sunday, January l, 1922, at
p.m., for the purpose OF attending me me
funerai Of our later brother. GEORGE
CANT. Morning star Lodge, No. 40. and
Forest Temple. No. 9. invited: n..,
WALTER T. DIXON. Exalted Ruler:
Attest: WILLIAM H. TOLlVEh, sec-
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Mrs. James E. Alexander entertain
ed party at the supper-dance at
Wardman Park Hotel last evening for
her daughter. Miss Carolyne Living
ston Alexander. when her guests in
cluded Miss Mary =. HoXton. Miss
Gertrude Boyle. Miss Mary Jane Har-
ban, Miss Helen Richardson, Miss Eir-
sinia Richardson, Mr.. Tracy Ansell
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Society
The President and Members of Cabinet
to Keep Open House on Monday
in Celebration of New Year.

entertained at luncheon today at the
Montgomery Country Club, when his
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Garrett, the secretary of the
Italian embassy and Signora Geisser
Celesia and the secretary's mother,
Signora Geisser: Miss Lloveras. Miss
Hannah, Miss Story, Signor Leonardo
Albertini and the second secretary of
the Spanish embassy. Senior Amoedo.
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MARRIED.

MccARTY-BRooKs. In st. Patrick's Roman
Catholic Church. Washington. D. O.. We'd
nssday, DECEMBER 81. 1919. at .n:. pm: BY as the
ALICE LORETTA BROOKS and Mr.. DAVID
JOSEPH MCCARTHY. both Of Washington.
ID. @.
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Miss Cline to Entertain
Other RlldS Mt Tea Dance.

Miss. Florence Elizabeth Cline.
daughter of Major and Mrs. Walter
Cline, will entertain group OF
Young people this afternoon in honor
of Miss Jeanette Echfeldt, the house
| guest of Mrs. William J. Kyle. taking
the party to the tea dance at Ward
man Park Hotel
Mrs. BENZ. F.. Smith gave tea
dance yesterday afternoon for her
schoolgirl daughter Miss Margaret
Ludlow Smith entertaining about
thirty young people who are at home
from school and college for the holi-
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Lieut. Commander and Mrs h. d.
Stanley entertained a company 1t din
ner last evening.
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Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. G.. L. Mirick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Syme, Mr.. and
Mrs Carter keene, Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Taliaferro. DIR. and Mrs. Ben jamin
fden. Capt. Maurice Holmes. Miss
Katherine Costello, Mr.. and Mrs. Bev-
erly Price Evans. Capt and Mrs. w.
w. Smith. DR. and Mrs. H. A. Fowler.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Thurman. Mr.. and
Mrs oliver 2. Newman. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. L. Stock and number of others.
The party danced later in the evening.
Col. and Mrs. joan Temple Graves
celebrated their thirtieth wedding ami
versary last evening. giving a dinner TO
a number of their oldest and most inti-
mate friends Those present We're Mrs.
T. De Witt TaimadEe. Mrs DelOS BlOd-
gett. Mrs. Charles Matthews. Mrs. Laura
Cochran. Mrs. Charles Cochran of New
York. house guest of COL and Mrs
Graves: ex-senator Iiokc Smith. Sen
ator Claude A. Swanson of Virginia.
Senator Kenneth Mckellar of Tennessee,
Judge Martin A. Knapp. Mr.. John Tenn
pie Graves, jr.. and Mr.. Cochran Graves.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph f. Davies enter
tanned n small company informally at
dinner last evening for their daughter,
Miss Eleanor Davies.
Mrs Merritte W. Ireland. Mrs. Will
liam S. Peirce and Mrs. Lorenzo -.
Gasser will receive the guests at the
New Year eve dance which will be given
| this evening by the Marne Unit of the
American Womau's Legion i'll the ball
room of g40O 10th street.
Mrs. William !. Kyle entertained at
luncheon today in honor of her daugh-
i ter. Miss Emily Kyle. and the laftcr's
| schoolgirl guest, Miss Jeanette Ech-
| feldt of Bethlehem. Pa. who is with
them for the holidays. Miss Kyle and
; Miss Echfeldt will return to the Mary
Baldwin School. in Staunton, Va. on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. y. S. White of Ward
man Park Hotel will give dinner
there this evening.
Capt. and Mrs. J. J. Chcatham en-
tertained a small company at dinner
last evening for their daughter, Miss
| Catherine Cheatham, taking their
guests later to the dance at the navy
yard.
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. h. D.
Stanley entertained a company at din
ner last evening.
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Mrs. John Allen Daugherty left to-
day for Harrisburg. Pa, where she
will be the guest of Gov. and Mrs.
William c. Sproul over the New Year.
returning to Washington about the
middle of next week.
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Mrs. Victor Kaufman entertained
a company of ten at luncheon today
at the Shoreham.
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Senator and Mrs. King of Utah en-
tertained at a large reception. with
dancing. at the New Willard last
evening in honor of the Vice Presi
dent and Mrs. Coolidge, the guests.
who included diplomats, officials and
resident society folk. numbering
nearly thousand. The Vice Pres
dent and Mrs. Coolidge received with
Senator and Mrs. King. Mrs. Coolidge
wearing IA gown of kings blue vel
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Capt and Mrs. J. J. Chcatham en-
tertained a small company at dinner
last evening for their daughter, Miss
Catherine Cheatham. taking their
guests later to the dance at the navy
ward
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Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh will give
small informal dance this evening.
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4 Ambassador of Peru and
Nine. de Pezet Honor Guests.
The ambassador of Peru and Nine.
Pezet will be members of the dinner
party which Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Trent will give this evening at Ward
man Park Hotel.
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Mrs. Delos a. Rlodgett. her sister.
Mrs. Charles G. Matthews. and Capt:
and Mrs. Erwin, son-in-laW and
daughter of Mrs. Blodgett. and her
niece and nephew, May and Walsh.
will be at home Monday afternoon
from to O'clock.
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Mr. and Mrs. d. S. White of Ward
man Park Hotel will give dinner
there this evening.
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Maj. J. G. Winter of the War Trade
Board will celebrate the passing of
1921 with a dinner this evening at
Wardman Park Hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs Glen Stewart have re-
turned to Washington from New York
and are staying at the Shoreham for
time before starting on prolonged
southern cruise on their yacht.
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Mr.. Eugene Waggaman will enter
tain dinner party at Wardman Park
Hotel tonight.
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DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Scheresckewsky y
announce the marriage Of their
daughter. Dorothy Duncan to Mr..
Frederick Thomas Oliver on Thurs
day, December 29, in Washington.
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Mrs. Arthur Keith has returned
from Athens. Ohio. where she was
called by the death of her mother,
Mrs. Charles r. Kinkade.
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Lieut.. Col. A. j. Dougherty will be
host at dinner at Wardman Park
Hotel this evening. Mr.. c. w. Hillyer
of Wardman Park Hotel will also be
host at dinner there this evening.
Evening star., 1921-12-31

The third secretary of the Italian
embassy, Mobile TommaSo Assereto,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-02-17
An Interesting Document

A most Interesting and valuable
document was brought the edito,
the other day; interesting becaus,
of its antiquity, being almost 15(
years old, and valuable because ol
its being the last will and tesla,
ment of one of our oll and most
respected citizens. of date, Febru.
ary 9TH, 1775.
1t was written with a quill on
still clearly watermarked Wander
Ley paper, the waterrnark of
quality in those days and times,
and the beautiful chiro.raphy is
as clear and legible as if just from
the quill Of the writer.
2oOf course it is inscribed in
French, in the quaint phraseIogy
of that day. AMI the family history
it disclosed, that even he who runs
might read-if he knows the lam
guage-makes il worthy of pre-
servation asa unique antiquity.
The e'litor is indebted to Mr..
Alex Simmons who knows her
penchant for ancient history, fo,
bringing her this valuable dccu
ment, and will be pleased to show
to any one who is interested in
seeing it.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-02-17

and west by 7th st.
Vacant lot east side of 9Th street be-
ing lot No near Jewish Cemetery,
share capital stock Pan American
Life Insurance Co. Par value $1,000.
220 acres more or less with all build
ings and improvements thereon situated
on the right bank of Bayou Deroanne
in section 4S, I 6, N R 6 w bounded
above by lands formerly belonging to
Isadore Vercher and below by lands
formerly. belonging 70 J B Gallisn, in
the rear by lanes formerly belonging
to Joseph Vercher acquired by Leopold
Caspari from Iohn II Henry al per
deed recorded in b 1O4 F lO7 and from
Samuel Levy as per Iced recorded in
3 104 F 677.
A certain lot of ground on the east
side OF Third Street with bQi.dinga and
improvements thereon bounded north
by |. H johnson, south by l. II johnson.
east by property Of Mrs. bertha Cas-
pari and west by Third Street.
The same to b, sold to eff ,ct a par
tltion as decreed in said judgment.
Teens of sale: Cash for what it will
bring.
}. w.epAYNE,
Sheriff Parish Natchitoch,s, La.
Fet-16
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Notice of Lost Notes

Notice is hereby given that the note,
herein described have been lost or de-
| stroyed and cannot be found. and same
are the property of A B Williams:-
Chattel mortgage note made and ex.
ecuted by Alb. Smith to his own orde,
i ard by him endorsed in Blank. dated
December IA, 1916. due and payable
Dec. Ii, 1917, for $4,000. S% int. from
date and ten per cent attorney fees in
case of suit, secured by chattel mort
gage as per Chattel Mortgage Book !
folio 108.
Mortgage note of same party drawn
to his own order, for $27O. 90 dated Dec.
IA, 1916 PAYABLE Dec IA, 1917 8 per
cent int. from date and ten per cent
attorney fees in case of suit, secured
by mortgage as per mortgage of re-
cord in Book l27 folio 493.
Roth Of said notes are due and un-
paid and this advertisement is made as
the basis for suit on the same,
Feb-17 sod. A. Il. WILLIAMS.
M L Dismukes, Atty.
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L.eSche

| A large number OF imc:c.tee
members enjoyed ~ unusually
good program Mon lay night On.
der the leadership OF Mrs. Roy,
with Mrs. Cunningham as musical
DIRECTOR
There Was practically no busi-
ness, old or new, to be disposed of
and after answering roll call by
quotations little Margie Picrson
sang very sw'etly The Cue koo"
accompanied by Kathleen Levy
while Ava Pierson played the vio-
lin obligato an unusually good
musical number for three litt!S
girls.
Mrs, Roy gave Henry Timrod's
life after which Mrs. Cunningham
gave a musical memory test, play
ing a number of old and familiar
airs, which she asked to be named
and given in the order played.
Mrs. G. L. Rreazeale sketched
Irwin Russell's life and gave Sc
lection from one of his works:
Mrs. Cunningham read criticism
Of Father Ryan's life and works, |
then she and Miss BordeIon sang |
, duet; Miss Bordel,n read from |
some Of the current poets and
Mrs. Roy read also, a very beau
;iful selection which ended the
program.
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The Social Club

Roses violets and .jonouiIs j,
Baskets, formed the pretty and
fragrant decoration when Mrs. +.
I. Rageio entertained her CIuI,
most delightfully."- on Tuesday Of
last week, when Mrs. L. P. Con.
''er Won the first prize, a pair Of
beautiful card table covers. Mrs.
L'~t", the second, pretty COL
lar AMI cuff set, Mrs. Cockfe|d
the guests, a lovely tray cover.
all the exquisite hand-work of the
hostess, and Mrs. Porter, the boc-
oy, pretty Dresden china BASKET
of flowers.
When the service trays were
brought in. there were many OK.
CARNATIONS of admiration as they
were truly things of beauty and
works OF art, with centerpieces of
lighted candles in crystal chandc.
'ebras tied with pink and white
tulle. surrounded by artistic tas-
kets of pink and white frinred
silk, handles tied with big pink
and white tulle bows, which held
the lace dolly covered plates with
chicken on toast. creamed potatoes.
asparagus tips on sliced tomatoes
and lettuce the pyramid of mayo
na'se tipped with pimolas, hot tea.
and beaten biscuits, a delicious
confection Of whipped cream and
pineapple and nuts in crystal
glasses with nabiseoes and fruit
cake.
The guests who enjoyed this
lovely party with the members
were Mines. L. A. Cocktield oil
Bermuda, Phillips, Porter, G. l..
Breazeale and Miss Carmen Brea-
zeale, while Miss Mildred Hill as
sisted the hostess thruout tire
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-02-17
Junior Home Gardens

! The Normal and the Normal
Training School we're fortunate in
having present last Thursday A.
NJ, Mr.. Henry G. Smith, garden
specialist. from Louisiana State
University. lie first addressed
the Normal Botany class Oh the
suoject of diseas es of truck crops,
bringing out many interesting and
important facts. Later he spoke
to the 9th grade on the planning
of window boxes and yard deco
ratiOns. He addressed the Train
lng School AS emily on Home
Gardens, and also gave specific in-
structions to the Junior GardsJ
Club Members as to the prepara-
tions of the seed bed, selecting ,;:-
rieties aud buying seeds.
Ills talks were all most instruc-
tive aud were enthusiastically re-
ceived.
Some of his ADVISE is as follows:
l. Plow garden at least 10 incl.e,
deep.
2. Fertllize soil with ='ell rotttd
stable manure.
3. Pulverize soil thoroughly.
4. Plant cold weather cre;,.
Irish potatoes, English
peas, lettuce, etc.
5. Buy only from reliable see!
firms.
6 Choose disease resistant va
rieties.
Z. Test seeds before planting.
s. Plant seeds about + time;
heir diameter in depth.
8. Plant comparison crops--as
radishes between cabbage, etc.
~, Plan for a succession Of
'rops to keep the garden growing
ii the year.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-02-17

CONSTABLE SALE
l. H johnson vs. w H Barker

BY virtue of writ of Fl Fa, in the
above entitled and number suit. have
seized ana taken into possession, the
following described property to-wit:
one, two and three quarter double
Thornhill wagon. the property of the
defendant, w H Baker, which will
offer for sale at the principal front
door of Court House at IL M on
SATURDAY, MARCH 15Tfi, 1921
Terms Of sale: Cash subject to ap-
praisemept.
: Wagon can be inspected at my place.
c. M. PEROT,
Constable First Justice court
Feb-17-3 Ward One.
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\ :
Lines s,.Su18estes by the Death
fAGy Oh DeerDoS Much

I On 4 certain night in August,
1859, 9,~duriae tho continuance of a
very severe and protracted spell
fsickness, this very faithful old
animal in some way succeeded in
entering my sick room and on the
following morning was found dead
under the bed on which / was Ian
spishing and suffering almost un-
70 death.
When the poor old fellow was
brought forth from his self selected
death bed,. and my eyes fell. upon
him for the last time, | summoned
strength enough to dicate the fol-
lowing lines to my sister. who
enned and preserved them.
VIM. H. J@k.
No moro again, when gently beams
the morn,
Wilt thou be summoned BY the
mellow horn,
70 chase the bounding deer;
No more in wildwood, on the dub
ious trsil.
Will / behold thee scent the balmy
gale,
o. raise the listening ear.
The woods, no more, will echo to
the sound.
That lured. % oft, the hunter to
bis hound,
10 brighter days Of yore.
His unused gun will rust upon the
rick.
The timid dear again win wander
back,
70 leave bis baunts no more.
Poor dor. still true. even in the
hour of death,
Dids't thou thus come, TO spend
nv lstest breath
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-02-17
CONDENSED
CLASSICS
~
WESTWARD HO!
~
By CHARLES KINGSLEY
Condensation by
James 3. Connolly

Charles KinEsley
was born ON the
18th Of June, 1919,
at HOlne vicarage,
under the brow OF
DartmooF, In Dew
Onshire, England.
He left HI Oln
when six weeks
old, and never saw
his birthplace un-
til he was q man
Of thirty; yet Dew
Onshire scenes and
associations had
always 4 mysterl-
Gus charm for
him.
kingsley " q .
said to have been
m instance Of the
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-02-17
PARTITION SALE
Sam Caspari ct ais
Charles Caspari, Absentee represen
ted by Curator Ad Hoe
llth D. Z. No. 1854

BY virtue of judgement renderc
by the Honorable 18th District Cour
in the above case of date February IL
1921 and a commission Hereunder t.
me directed and to that effect l, J. W
Payne, Sheriff of the Parish OF Match
itochcs, La. will sell at public auctio'
at the front door. of the Court House
in the city of Natchitoches, La. at l.
o'clock A. M.
SATURDAY, MARCH 18th. 1921,
the following described property stu
ated in the parish of Natchitoches,
La. to-wlt:
E15 SEA S IA, r. z, R9
Acquired B 62-l83 80 A.
nv NEH S 80, 7,R9
Acquired 3 65-322 so A.
NW14 NEA S Is, TT,
Acquired B 7l-161 40 A.
VIZ NEH. SEA NE4; NWA SEA;
sEA SEA, VIZ NWA; VIZ NEA of
SEI S 81, T9. RS
Acq. Il 104-262 B s3-765 800 A.
NE4 NW4 and NW4 NE4 S 10 Te Il 8
Acquired B 85-21 80 A.
sW4 SW4; NW4 NE4 S 80, TsR8
Acquired B 104-364 8)A.
SEA S 33, TO. RS
Acquired B 1Q4-364 100 A.
81 NWH S Is, T. 10, R 10
Acquired b 1O4-740 80 A.
Lots 3 and 4 Sutherline Claim
Acquired RI04-74j
House and Lot on east side of Jeffer-
son St city of Natchitoches, La. bound
ed north by property Of Fontenot;
south by Bayou Amulet; east by Cane
River and west by Jefferson St.
Vacans lot on west side of 5th St.
city Of Natchitoches, La. bounded
north by property of Laplace; south
by property OF N. T. Smith; east by
5th St and west by Chaplin.
8 3vacant lots, city of Natchitoches,
La. between 7sh and 9th sts, bounded
10. tn by Morgan; south by Smith; east
west by.
House and lot. city of Natchitoches,
La. on east side of 7th street bounded
lorth by Cunningham: south by Caspa-
i, east by Chaplin. west by 7th street
House and lot on northwest corner of |
rrudea and 4th streets.
Lots los. 1O6, 1O3 and 10y and ITO of !
'pringville addition city of Natchi- |
oches
Six lots St bounded !
lorth by Prudhomme; south by public !
Dad; east by Hill aud Henry and west
'y-----
vacant lots between Church and
'rudeau streets being Lots No. Z, 8, 9
nd 10. bounded north by property l. !;
NJ " RR. 9I
Vacant lot On east side of 7th street
ounded north by Nelken; south by
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-02-17

Beneath my fevered bed!
But thine. a deep and never end
ing sleep,
While / am left to suffer and te
weep,
And look beyond and dread.
Those aged limbs, now stiff and
sisrk and still,
We're ever ready to obey my will
While yet you fingered here.
You've reached the rugged jour.
ney's end.
! But since in thee I've lost a friend,
I'll not restrain the tear.
1t is no treacherous tear, such a.
is often shed
When human friends are number
ed with the dead.
Whose names we soon forget;
Bu: one uprising from the heart,
lmpelled by nature, not by art,
An emblem Of regret.
'Tis true, thou vert . dog, SO call
ed, so marked BY name.
But why should not your virtues
Jay . claim,
10 those who love the goodl
The poor dogs taito i stronger,
truer far,
To those he loves, than tickle
humans bear
Their master and their God.
The above was clipped from the
Homer Guardian Journal, to whose
editor it was sent BY Judge e. w.
Jack, son of the poet, on his re-
turn home after participating ia !
hunting trip in that vicinity when
dogs and dog stories were the
center OF attraction, not only dur
ing the successful hunt, but around
the camp 6re q night. The late
Hon. W. H. Jack has many old
friends who reoall his cIe!isr pan
and for this reason ths above IS
rspscdnesd.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-02-17

For over four teousand years
the Chinese have DEVOTED them
selves to the artificial propagation
Of fish, sheIl-6sh, pearls and
sponges.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-02-17

The vote in Poland is universal,
without restrictions for sex or re-
ligion, equal, secret and proper
tional. Seven women now hold
seats in the Polish Diet.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-02-17

In France. a bankrupt is de-
prived of all his rights of citizen
ship which are not restored to
him until he has paid his debts IN
full.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-02-17
Japan has appropriated s., ,00O,-
100000 for the construction Of
railroad lines.

The highest railroad bridge in
the world is over the Victoria
falls, near Carlo, Egypt, standing
over 400 feet above the rushing
waters in the gorge below.