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The Round Table

Golden rod and golden glow in
great bronze and brown reed bas-
kets in one room where the tables
we're placed and pink roses and
ferns in the other were the artistic
and attractive decorations used by
Mrs. Lilly Ducournau when she
entertained her club and num-
Der of guests Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Wemp won the pretty first
prize. Mrs. L. Hughes second,
and Mrs. Himel consolation, all
lovely centerpieces, the handwork
of the hostess. Miss Nita Caspari
kept score, and Mrs. McCook as.
sisted Mrs. Ducournau and her
daughter. Miss Leila, in serving
the delicious luncheon of chicken
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Resolution of Respect

Death has again entered our dool
and removed from among us our Bro.
ther J. Henry Stephens. He wal
taken seriously i'll, Saturday August
9th and passed away Sunday evening
August 28th.
In the death of Brother Stephens we
have lost a true and faithful member
and Brother. His obligations were
sacred to him and he lived as he be-
lieveG, true to the end.
We hereby extel, to the family and
immediate friends our deepest and
most sincere sympathy: Their sorry
is ours also and we commend them to
Him whose Grace is sufficient for every
need.
1t is the will of the Lodge that a
copy of this act be sent the family,
one to each Of the local papers and
one be spread on our minutes.
PHOENIX LODGE NO. 38
F. & A. M.
E. X. SHUTS
d. c. SCARBOROUGH
SYDNEY KAFFIE
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Mr.. John Abraham has bought
the stock and fixtures of the late
j. H. Stephens in the Masonic
building on Second street and will
continue to run the business, a
grocery store, with Mr.. Mack
Abraham as manager. Fresh
stock of staple and fancy grocer
les at the best prices will be Of
fered the public whose patronage
is solicited.
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salad on lettuce hearts. asparagus
tips with mayonaise in bell pepper
rings, saltines, ice tea. brick cream
and good. old fashion, homemade
cakes to the members and guests:
Mines. Hughes, Himel, CHAPLIN,
Carr, Bishop and Hyams.
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Get your daughter ready for schoo
We can fit them in dresses, blouses an
hats.
"A. DEBLIEUX & SON
Secretary John H. Keyser spen
Tuesday in Shreveport on bushes
in connection with the Chambe
} of Commerce.
Misses Ivy Tauzin, Hanna|
Aaron, Maggie Voiers, I. and y
Peters were among the last teach
ers to leave for their schools.
Full line of Wilson Bros. Mem
Furnishings; nothing better.
>-SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. Annie Katie has returned
home after spending the time dur.
ing the absence of her son in the
West, in Alexandria with hel
daughter, Mrs. Rosenthal.
Mrs. E. &. Prudhonme of Ber-
muda, who came up to en'er her
daughter. Myrtle, at St. Mary's,
remained over with her sister,
Mrs. b. F. Dranguet, for a visit.
Our new fall dresses are very attrac-
tive. They ere seen in all the new
materials, and at prices to please.
"A. DeBLIEUX & SON
Mrs. Murray Russ of Albany,
Texas, with her attractive young
daughters spent a few days the
past week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul NJ. Potts, en- route
to New Orleans.
New line of Ladies Oxfords and
Pumps for Fall.
----SEMMELMAN'S
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Fowler left
during the week in their car for
Grand Cane, where they have
charge of one of the most success
ful schools in DeSoto Parish.
Miss Annie Burris left Friday
for Bristol, Virginia, where she
goes to resume her same position
as matron in the Intermont COL
lege, a we'll known institution, for
which she is SO we'll qualified.
We are now showing the new fall
millinery. Everything in "Sport
Hats" at popular prices.
"A. DEBLIEUX & SON
Mr.. b. b. BreazeaIe, Jr., of
Shreveport, accompanied by his
friend. Mr.. Charley Harrison.
,ams down .EEiday night 70 attend
he wedding 81 his sister and re-
NAMED over for > visit to his!
parents until Sunday night. !
We are proud Of the confidence doc
tors, druggists, and the public have. in |
;66 Chill and Fever Tonic.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. r. Harmanson
and children have gone to Legion
er where they will spend the next
Two mouths while Mr.. Hsrnsn-
son attends TO business for the,
comimny he represents in that
section Of the country.
Just received initial shipment Of
ladies' suits.
SEMMELMAN'S |
Miss E!izab..th Winslow reaches
home tonight from delightful
tour Of the Great Lakes and 81
visit to Chicago and indianapolis, ,,
where her grandmother, whom
she accompanied. will remain for
! longer visit to relatives.
TIE largest and most complete line |
Of fall dresses, blouses, skirts and |
suits ever receiyed. now on hand at
-6eeoe11
Mr.. Andrew Payne Of New
Crleans spent : few hours here
Tuesday, en- route 70 Oklahoma, |
when he was greeted by old
friends upon The occasion.of his |
lirst visit 70 Natchitoches 10 many
years.
FOR SALE One Jersey COW with
young calf, and one year old Jersey
hei1er.
D-l5. 2t ]. y. McCOOK.
Lieuts. Archie Breaseale and
Earl Prudhomme came mp from
Alexandria, whore they are attsnd-
ING the encAmpmert Of tbs Nation-
i Guards, 70 look after some
business for Company u, Thurs
day. returning the next DAY with
* members of the company Who
failed 70 materialise At frst.
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The Enterprise;
WEEKLY
THURSDAY, SEPT. Is, 1921

THURSDAY, SEPT. Is, 1921
De VoE's FoREcAsT--Septem
Der 1917 hot and suItry. 1871
showers, 20-2l cloudy, % a storm
from West Cult States will NOV
northeastward.
Mr.. !. Kranson of Natchez wa
am ong Mondays visitors,
Mrs. V. &. Hyams has returned
from q visit to New Orleans.
DR.. J. A. Sampite of Cloutler
vile was among Mondays visitors
Have your pictures framed at
PEOPLES HDw. & FURN. Co.
MIR. James McCook motored
d,yn from Harmon for a visit to
hoslefolks during the week.
Mr.. John Stephens of Coushatta
was among Tuesdays business
visitors.
Remodeling is over, we're ready for
business. Let's 60.
-SEMMELMAN'S ;.
Judge e. V. Porter spent last
week with his son, e. V. Porter,
Jr., of Baton Rouge.
Mrs. q. E. Hooper has returned
home after spending the past few
weeks with her father and sister
in Shreveport.
. Mr.. Whitfield Williams left
Tuesday for Shreveport where he
m4triculatel ut Centenary College
which opened yesterday.
We have just received an express
shipment of the new fall skirts and
blouses. Call and see them.
"A. DERLIEUX & SON
mr.. Ernest Hcrtzog OF st. Louis
spent a few DAYS with his sister,
Mrs. Alice Deblieux. during the
week.
Miss Retta Lambre has returned
to Natchitoches to continue her
studies. having matriculated at
the High School this Year.
Everything in ready-to wear for
ladies and girls staying home or going
school, at
Miss Sadie Barlow of Birmlng-
ham, Alabama, is visiting her
mother, MRS. Lilly Barlow. and
family.
Rabr sXiGm u 4 gnest peia killer.
8e1ieyee pa1 ~ 1Ao01lA-
In, Nsuralth, Sptalns, Etc.
Mr. Ferdinand Lawton has gone
Ia New Orleans, where he matric-
alaled As . student at Holy Cross
College.
Mr.. j. G. ShoptauQh of Mis-
sOuri has been the guest Of his /
sister and brother. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. I. Hedges, the past week.
LOST, 5 PRAYED or STOLEN --One
gray mare branded ssP" on hip. Noti- /
u CORNELIUS WASHINGr TON,
It Bermuda, Ia.
Nj. Lcopold Levy reached home |
Friday from Galveston, where he
spent sOme time wuh his son. Dr.
N. Levy, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. F. Himel and
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Carl Hen-y and
children motorcd 70 Alexandria
Tor tho day Sunday.
!. Sport Haesl Sport Hats! Sport Hats! !
lp all eolurs and styles Low prices.
"A. DsBLfEUx 4 SON
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. w. Winstead |
have returned from ! most enjoy
Al,ie automobile trip thru South |
i ,uisisha and Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. George William
son have returned after : most
enjoyable visit % relatives in Mis-. |
souri,. Alabama and Mississippl. !
.Jamper dresses' and blousss . -
~ "A. DeBLIEUx I SON
Judge and mrs. J. w. Jack and
sons of Shrtyeport were I + .
guests of Nj. snd Mira n. H.
Carer last week.
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Biliousness, Loss of Appetite .an
Headaches. due to Torpid Liver.
Mrs. Violet Winslow went t,
Shreveport Wednesday morning
to meet her daughter. Miss Eliza
beth, who has spent the past si1
weeks making a tour of the Grea
Likes and visiting relatives II
Chicago and Indianapolis, and viii
return with her tonight in time te
rseume her studies at the Normal
FOR SALE-Ford Sedan car. usec
six weeks. Five hundred and fifty
dollars.
SERVICE GARAGE.
Miss Marie Breazeale left Fri
day night for New Orleans, from
where, after couple of days, she
went to New York to join her
sisters, who have been in Canada
thru August, and will 20 to
Princeton, N. j., to visit Capt.
and Mrs. Waters before returning
home.
Convenient room, good location, very
reasonable. Ring 90. If
Mr.. Mayo Kcator of st. Louis,
who came to bring his daughter,
Lucille, to resume her. studies at
st. Nary's Academy, left for
home Wednesday night, after
visit to his brother, Dr.. j. h.
Keator Of Bermuda, and Charles
Keator and sisters. Mrs. E. w..
Breazeale and Miss Keator, of
Campti.
n PSefsrJ frsniisgI1 idons 1T
PEoPLE's HDw. q FuRN. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Reid Of Baton
Rouge, who.are members OF the
High School faculty, are comfort
ably domiciled in Miss Newell's
private apartments, which she
vacated when she left last week
for Missouri. Mr.. ard Mrs. Clark
are in the ones occupied by MIR.
and Mrs. Cou-tright, while Mr..
and Mrs. Maddox have taken pos
session again Of the same they had
last year, in the Convenient apart
ment house into which Miss New
ell has converted her home.
just received complete line Of
picture frame molding at.
PEOPLES How. & FURN. Co.
Quite an innovation, the first of
its kind in this section Of the
State, is the tea room that has
besn opened BY Miss Leols Levy
in the room recently vacated BY
the Western Union, in the Amusu
building, and judging from the
suspicious beginning and it's filing
I long felt wsnt. it promises to bo
! success.
Just received by express the latest
IN fall dresses. See them ct
-csebers
Natchitoches High School open
ed Monday in the same quarters
on Normal hill rs last year, with
the hopes Of being in the new
building the early part of next
year, With the following teachers:
Misses Mary Kelley, Lstin; Lou
Hollandsworth. English; Kate E.
Perkins, History; Mrs. A. j Reid,
French English; Mr.: A. j. Reid,
Science, n. G. Taylor, principal.
66e cures Malaria, Chills and Fever,
Bilious Fever, Colds and LeGrippe, or
monsy rsfnndsd.
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Lieuts. Archie Breaseale and
Earl Prudhomme came mp from
Alexandria, whore they are attend-
ing the encsmpmert Of ths Natioo-
II Guards, 70 look after some
business for Company D., Thurs
day. returning the next day with
six members Of the company who
failed 70 mateFialixe at frst.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Bell ot
Shreveport, DR.. &. 4. Edgerton
and daughther. Shirley. of Cou-
shatta, Mrs. Hunter McNeeley OF
CQIfax, and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Alcocke of Natchez were called
here last week by the death of
little David Pierson.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
Phone 204.
Miss May Breazeale came in
Tuesday from Browns Wells.
Miss, where she has spent a most
delightful summer, for a little
visit to homefolks before leaving
for mansfield where she will be
supervisor of primary grades the
next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Payne
have moved in from the Gillen
plantation where they have been
making their home for the past
number of months and for the
present are domiciled with Mr.. 4
and Mrs. j. j. johnson.
666 quickly relieves Constipation.
Biliousness, Loss of Appetite ..and
Headaches. due to Torpid Liver.
Mrs. Violet Winslow went to
Shreveport Wednesday morning
to meet her daughter. Miss Eliza
beth, who has spent the past six
weeks making tour of the Great
Lakes and visiting relatives 10
CHICAGO and Indianan0iiS. and will !
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Borough Of BrooisIyn-Sale or Rent.

HENRY s. MOTT CO., city. country real
estate, 387 Fulton St, Brooklyn. Main io6I.
IMMEDIATE possession: family gone to
California. owner will sell detached brick
house. garage. rooms, tiled bath. electric
light. steam heat. parquet floors. enclosed
porch, laundry, cold store room. instantare-
furnished. UP TO date; convenient TO Brock
lyn Rapid Transit subway; price $4,000:
price adjusted without furniture. can be sssn
any day, 70 p. NJ. NOE CO.. Sd av..
10Th ST.. BROOKLYN.
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IL THE AUCTION ROOM.
III vEsEy STREET.


I4TH ST. All L, > :, a63 Is as. 2aRlus.-.
story tenement Hna storss-t.'ix Won Ron
kendorff, exr, " Ray Nosrick q al Butler
Wyckof q Campbell. attys John Gruen-
berg, ref due. S25, ,s636i 70 John Dey-
IN. ...... ..,..... -......... So. 100
9TH Fl. l. VI. s, leo " OF Central Park
w. 20x1OD.5. story tenemeni-I-ous Nord-
lingcr ct Gl - Blackwood Realty Co Ct al !;
William Bondy. atty: john ~ Boyle, ref :
cue. S23, 3,3So.60; taxes, &c. $1,000; 70 Charles
II Faruolo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s25 500
By Joseph z. DnS.
HENRY 81. -. n :. AL Montgomery ST,
2I.fiSs2. 10S21 1 iSs4.d. story tenement
Katherine Chambers US Herman N Solomon
ct al; De Witt Lockuan s De Witt. ottys:
Sidney Newborg. ref due, s25, ,ae6. 81 taxes.
&c, sl,6oS.5o; to the plaintiff. .s25, 800
~. Samuel Marx.
GOERCN ST, 25. " s. 80 Bloome 81. 25x
20. story tenement and stores-Abrahan
4 OdeN. e1r. W Israel Cirinstaln et al:
Perry J Fulicr. atty. Louis II. Hahlo. ref I:
due. SIS, ,20e.5@ taxes. SC. S424: 70 tie
plstntin .....,.... .................s15eo BIS 900
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Above 5eth st.-5th Az. TO Eas, River.

GROUND floor store. studios above. 1pth
st., near Madison av., for sale only low
price Murray Hin s5i3. -
"a ii sisT ST s.ory Wicrican bascmen,
and three baths. large extension, hardwood
floors aud electric light, Immediate posses.
sion seen any day between and 3 price
sS2, 500. JOSEPH @. ABRAMSON, 10 w. 4oth.
rryant 40al.
is0-fS2 EAST 10TH sT.-ipxi02.s each. two
I story and basement, with story extern
sions; immediate possession. VIII sell to-
sether or separately; price $4,000 each !;
plans for American basement At our office.
JOSEPH q. ABRANsON, 20 W. 4Gth. Brs
ant ieA.
ta nd erfisemrut ~ nc Lost ana
Iorud columns a. THE NEW YORh
HERALD offers O real possibility o,
recovering popT iosa propcskss
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


BERLIN, 3ss3 bwaS Manage
ment, safes, loans.
Downtown Business Real Estate.
g. r. MOVES co.
IT'S wililam street. Phone 20o0 John.
THE QUEENspoRo coRPoRATfoN.
20 Eaet aga si.. cor. Madison nv.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Ahe,s Ifth - - ssth ~. iineiusssel.
issg River - North River.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above f4th II. to seth 81. Ineiusise).
East River to North River.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th Il. to 5sth 81. unciusiye).
East River TO North River.
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SPLENDID BARGAIN

s2.25o SECURES TITLE, balance of $500
on esss term mortgage. which can ne paid
off IN few years The houae has q fine
rooms, tiled bath hardwood floors electric
light and fixtures, shades, electric range.
steam heat and is completely decorated. TIE
grounds contain nearly 1-3 Of an acre: Tne
neighbnrhood Is refined and genteel: all oty
conveniences and country advantages for
comfortable living. Bathing and boatins
available. Splendid elevation. No mos1ui-
toes. Fine committing service TO N. Y. City.
IT Is WORTH INVESTIGATING NOW.
A. X ALEXANDER, 2i6 West Doth St.,
n. Y. city. Tel. 6236 Riverside.
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Above 18th Ct. 20 soth 20. unciusiye).
East River 90 North River.

bJTTI ST.. 80 East (Madison and Park avs).
-Four story aud basement. with four story
extension: possession arranged. JOSEPH q.
ABRAMSON 40 ~. 4gth. Bryant 4O9s.
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AP-
u 3 POINTED COUNTRY

SUBURBAN HOME FOR SNAIL FAMILl;
VERY LARGE ROOMS AND TILED
INCLUDED. LESS THAN ONE HOUR
FROM NEW YORK CITY, IN JERSEYS
ELEVATION; No MOSQUITOES; PRICE
slI 600; COMPLETE, READY TO LIVE IN;
a LITTLE CASH TAKES IT, BALANCE on
MORTGAGE. TT Is 4 REAL OPP0RTU-
NIFTY. DETAILS FROM II. g., BOX ~
HERALD, FULTON ST t206 BWAY. NEW
YORK CITY.
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From Battery 10 I'm ST.. Inclusive

377 Washington st., near Franhin.-Ftvc
story substantial warehouse, With elevator.
2JN7O, $40 oOJ; mortgage S22 500; possession
MAY ! CItAS. v. MOVES CO.. lis William
sf Phone Inhn 2n0n.
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Borough OF Bronx-ssle or Rent

afcLETsNOS BROS. REAL ESTATE
12s w. Fordham Road. Tel. 0o30 Ford.
NEAR West Bronx (Yonkers)-Lots $40:
tcrms building loans. BELDEN. 2i3 w
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

~~-~----~~>~-~~-~-~--~--
Above nth It. to J9th II. uncinsiye).
Fast River to North River.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. Go 59th ST. Inclusive.
East River Ia Nnrth River.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
BUILD
the home you have dreamed OF
NOW.
Long Island--saIe or Rent.
pIot I'd peschhnrst. Long Island

BUILD
the home you have dreamed OF
NOW.
Plot at Beschhurst. Long Island.
Financial and professional aid advanced.
municate with RALPH Il. CLARK. Arcii-
tect 3s5 Font Washngton av.
BRIGHTwATERS.--T Iots, 15op2I5. cor
ner Windsor place and East Concourse:
finest finest water t front iqSation IN nsignn9rhood.
dress owner. GEORGE r. WHITEHEAD. So
University place. New York city.
FOR sALE-Beautlful brick Colonial resi-
dence. completely furnished for housckasp-
ing ~ rooms, baths, decorations by proni-
nent New York firm; awnings, copper screens
throughout about iis acres Hicks nurseries
planted trees and shrubs, two car garage,
including new Ford station wagon; chacf-
feur's quarters completely furnished: SO MIC
reephone Manhassei $50. or write JoriN r.
BERplCH. secretary Brokers protected.
ron SALE at Bay shore, 2. =, room
horss' about s cultivated acres sissy ceg
poNEi.LAN, lao Nassau St, Manhattan.
ron suburban homes Onland or seasidel anJ
gentlemsn's country estates see o'CoNNCE
Phone 1907 Longacrs.
HOLLfs.-io rooms. bath, parpuet floors.
sas. eisctriei,y. ss,ssnm heat; fine resId.I-
or ,ion ''GsSs PRICE siscco' S' 1900 cash. Sasnss
Ias@ls'sS pSsas Madlsea SaSusaas ssaasT, sssS 3 ! '
MERkIIk, Il. Il.
~ rooms, : baths. corner property 1.or
2oo. very handsome trees: house Of best
construction and built just before war;
e,es walk to depot. one.hsif n,iie 10 pay;
$4,000. reasonable terms will be enter
fsired brokers protected. go Herald.
go broadway.
NORTH SHORE
LITTLE NECK
Electric service - minutes: very a..
tractive Colonial cir room new house.
tiled bath. Eas range, minutes sta
tion. Price $1,000
L'EcLusE, wAsHBuRN q co
20 East 4o,h Street, New York CITY.
Tel. Vanderbilt $3.50.
s 81 5oS @ 5000 5000 sssh. sa1 n cHss. M4HRMsSS.
Linden a.. Bc.saore. l.. l.
asr ACRES. 1000 feet from xedford station.
4. u. 5000. RASMUSSEN, ili =. i3,h 4.
w.stehes,x--ssle or Rent.
ATTRACTIVE homes for commuters our
specially. Box 2s5, Port Chester. ~. \.
CASH. very little, mortgage VERY much,
balance same as rent; price 5000. rf..-
a,ed al Harrison. y. y. 10 minutes from
station. plot Iaxise' : room house. ! psih
You cannot do better than this anywhere.
Tel Rye 80 for appointment 20 see this
prompt action necessaty.
IARCUMONT-Moder Colonial dwelling.
rooms. baths, large sleeping porch; dec
Grated: lighting fixtures beautiful location:
view Of Sound: half acre OF ground: min
utes from. station: easy terms: bargain.
ss 900 cash. Immediate possession. own
broker or owner, n. 4. HEATHER. IL Wttf
seth rs. y. y. city.
RryNhGD krArr. f.eai I;stasc,
40 Tugucnot 81 Tel. aaii Neu Ectheiis.
o,s.. ,sssi COINS Essx a i sa.s ass 8
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REAL ESTATE-0UT OF CITY.
es'sr-'--
Long IslanL-saIe o. Reftt
Meadow Brook Club Saction.

NrirAtn estate : acres. surrounded 81
screened ~ PINES and cedars rlrepToof
NIdCnce. flnTs, red tilo foofs 4 mas.
eFe foowlMs servants rooms. salon SO
tesi most perfect architectural gem on
Wished, readY fOF occupancy, Paradise
Tor bachelor. Price &gs ono. Could not
pe duplicated for ft01,pon rIIFFpnD
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above seth st.-0th Az. to North River.

FURNISHED apartment house. West sos
. year straight lease: rent 400: ~
sl5,ho0; profits $1,000 yearly. HINES. e
umbus Circle.
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Borough Of Observation-Disclosures

ARCHITECTS. Attention. - For country
homes. tapestry brick etucco exteriorr.
futurist piastering. living room. dens II
5000 CASH buys five story double fla
balance on mortgage easy terms. w
AIANSON nLEXAEpER bo3 5th av.
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,IEpRfCi,. T.. !

~ rooms. : baths. corner property; 1sor
zoo. very handsome trees house OF best
construction and built Just before war.
steam heat. waterproofed cellar. six min
utes walk 20 depot. one-haf ftiie 10 pay,
$4,000, reasonable terms Will be enter
Il ired brokers protected. G go Herald.
$50 broadway.
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SEVEN rooms ard bath, al Improvements,
sg5O0. 81 600 cash. CHAS. MoHRMASN.
Lindep -. ncl.saore. l. l.-. l.
2sr ACRES. 1000 feet from Medford station.
T.. n. 5000 RASMUSSEN, iii y. i3'h =.
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NORTH SHORE
LITTLE NECK

IA IL sF&1n
Electric service - minutes: very 81.
tractive Colonial six room new house.
Tiled bath, Eas range. minutes sta
tion. Price $4,000.
L'EcLUsE. wAsHBURN q co
- East 40,h Street, New York City.
Tel. Vanderbilt 1850.
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4 story and basement, west side 90x1o0 II .
all improvements: good bargain; S20, ,O00.
cash $4,000 COUGHLAN & CLISBY. 600
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-06
WILL FIGHT REDS
WITH OWN TRICKS
Defense League in Wisconsin Will
Use Soap Box oratory.
(Rx Associated Pressl

RACINE, Wis. Feb. 5.-Believing
that the only method of effectively
combating socialism, bolshevism, I.
| W. W.ism and the other revolutionary
groups is by meeting them on their
own grounds with ssoap-box versus
| soap-box' ana soap boxer versus
| soap -boxer,' the Constitutional De-
tense league, of Racine, has establish
| ed here the worlds first Soap-Box uni
Versity. Students are being trained to
! meet the revolutionary agitator with
| all of his own weapons, and il is
| planned to turn out an alumnae OF
| pgopagandists who will be able to
counter every move of socialits agi-
| tation by their knowledge of the So
cialist bag of tricks.
The university is the outgrowth OF
| the experience of a group of ex-service
men who formed the Constitutional
Defense league more than year ago
in order to vigorously fight socialism
in Wisconsin. They say they realized
| at the beginning that much of the
| propaganda that has been waged in
the past against socialism has been
wasted. For one thing. it hasn't reach
ed the audience that the socialists
talk to; it hasn't been founded upon
| knowledge of the psychology of the
radicals.
The Constitutional Defense league.
! under the leadership of Jack O'Brien.
of this city, decided to try a new the
DRY. They would initiate the social
lists methods. They would go out on
the streets as soap boxers, and give
Americanism to the crowds instead
of revolution. They would challenge
| the socialists to debates on all occa-
sions and hoist them before the pub
| lie on their own fallacies. Mr.. O'Brien
and his staff carried out the program
| In Racine, Sheboygan, Green Bay,
Manitowac, Wausau and other Wis
consin cities. he soon began to cap
ture socialist audiences.
But there was one difficulty which
was increasingly evident to the league.
And that was the lack of anti revo-
lutionary propagandists: the lack OF
men who understood the socialist phi
| losophy well enough to combat IT on
| the soap-box.
Out of this realization, grew the
| SoapBox university. The league de-
cided to train agitators for the Amer
| icanization cause In Racine, class
| sessions are held. For the benefit
of those outside of Racine, CORE
| spondence school is maintained. The
correspondence school is open to all
who wish to prepare themselves to
combat socialism either from the plat
form or individually And 1t is free,
Even the textbooks and the postage
are furnished free. Since the first an
nouncement was made, the league has
been flooded with applicants from all
over the country.