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Evening journal., 1921-10-14
TRAPSHOOTERS
START SATURDAY
Target League Will Start
Tomorrow With Eight
Club Circuit
WILMINGTON AWAY
ON FIRST DAY

The Philadelphia Trapshooteys
League will open its season tomor-
row afternoon. This seasons sched-
ule calls for an eight-club league.
consisting OF Quaker City. Pennsyl-
vania Railroad and Meadaw Spring.
an Of Philadelphia; Chester. Camden.
West Chester. Lansdale and Will
/ mington, OF those named cities.
The opening shoots will he staged
F. as follows. Wilmington at Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, Lsnsdaie at Quaker
CRY. Camden at Meadow Spring
/. and West Chester at Chester.
The second shoot Of the season
|. will be held on October %. the
ennsylvania Railroad club Shooting
at Meadow Spring, West Chester at
! Lansdale. Chester at Camden and
Quaker City at Wilmington.
December II the Lansdale club
Twill shoot at Camden. Meadow
Spring at Quaker City, Wilmington
\ az West Chester and Pennsylvania
Railroad at Chester.
January Z. the Lansdale club will
( shoot at Meadow Spring. Camden a.
Quaker City. West Chester at Penn
tNlNdNlh iAhllfnhu anu 0hNotfA a.
Wilmington.
February II. Quaker City will be
at Chester. Wilmington at Lansdale,
Meadow Spring at West Chester ana
Camden at Pennsylvania Railroad.
March 4. Quaker City competes at
West Chester. Wilmington at Cam
den, Pennsylvania Railroad at Lans-
dale and Chester at Meadow Spring.
The final shoot OF the season. on
April ]. will be staged as follows;
Quaker City at Pennsylvania Rail-
road. Lansdale at Chester. Meadow
Spring az wilmington and West
Chester at Camden.
Two clubs dropped out Of the
league this year. Glen Willow and
Clearview. both OF Philadelphia and
both members Of the league for a
number OF years.
Trophies for the league shoots will
he distributed by the Lewis class
system. At each match shoot OF the
season there will be three or more
trophies 20 he contested for. Trophie
10 be NJ equal value.
a special trophy valued at $40. 70,
the championship Of tho Phiiadel-
Dhia Trapshooters' League. will b'
offered. The hest FIVE scores "a
count For tho champion club, the
one finishing in first place az the
end Of the season. a pennant valued
At SIS will be given. Tho Quaker
City Gun Club won that pennant las
season
The league will offer a solid goit
watch fob TO the member breaking
ifty targets straight in the league
contests. members may win but on
fob during the season, and member
who won fohs from 1918 on will no
be eligible 10 win another durini
1 he coming season.
There will be two teams OF ter
Evening journal., 1921-10-14

men each from each club TO score,
the winning team two points. the
losers one point. The league viii
contribute a trophy TO the team
finishing high over all in points. This
applies to the second club champion
ship.
A mid-winter trapshooters handi-
cap shoot will be staged over The
Meadow Spring traps on January 2s,
with a program OF one hundred
targets. A post series shoot OF the
league will be held on the Whining
ton club grounds on April 22 with
a program OF one hundred targets
Evening journal., 1921-10-14

The girls OF the freshman and
sophomore clasps are being subject
cd this week TO a physical and medi-
cal examination. DR.. Armstrong is
the physician In charge. The medi-
cal examination will determine the
girls fitness for gymnastic work as
we'll as detect any physical defect
which should be referred TO the care
OF a physician. The data compiled
through the medical examination.
and from the cards concerning the
personal history Of the individual. to-
gether with the physical examination
given by the instructors. will bring
the instructors into closer knowl-
edge OF the pupils. and thus enable
her to better judge the individual
need OF her class.
The hockey equipment has arrived
at last. Most OF the high school girls
know little about the game as IL IS
new sport in the high school this
year. However, a great deal OF en-
thusiasm Is being created Il is a
real sport and woll-worth while from
the viewpoint OF both health and
recreation. There Is a chance for
every girl to enjoy IL. A meeting
has been held Of those interested In
the sport, preliminary to outdoor
practice. The girls are required 10
have permission from home before
taking any part in the games. Glass
teams will be organized and a series
OF class games played. The teams
will be coached by Miss Dorothy
Hay. the new instructor in the ply
sical training department. Miss
Hay has had A great deal Of exper-
ience on the hockey team at Sar-
gent School OF Physical Education
and is a star player. The girls can.
not help but imbibe her enthusiasm
though it will require a little time I,
perfect the sport. The field a.
Evening journal., 1921-10-14
nEIAEyr rrRE INcENpIARY.

CHESTER, Pa. oct. 14.--Damage
estimated at $1,000 resulted yester-
day morning from supposed incen-
diary blaze at the home OF Ernest
Medley, 2l7 Edwards street. Twice
before Medley has discovered the
kitchen OF his home ahre. He at
tributes the latest FIRE TO an enemy.
Medley. awakened by smoke. single
handed fought the blaze until the
arrival Of the iromen.
Evening journal., 1921-10-14
LAST LONGER.

A woman who wears her silk
stockings longer than most OF us
says that she always washes them
in cold water and that she never
uses any soap.
Evening journal., 1921-10-14
GARNIsIIING.

Try garnishing the veal or pork
with fried apples rings OF steamed
prunes slightly spiced.
Evening journal., 1921-10-14
Wilmington High School Affairs

Eighteenth and Van Buren streets
will be used for the games and prac-
tice.
Evening journal., 1921-10-14
ADD CHEESE

Add a bit Of cheese to the stuffed
tomato. II gives body and adds a
lusciousness TO the taste.
Evening journal., 1921-10-14
Use SLOAN'S TO
EASE LAME BACKS

NOO can't DO your best when
your back and every muscle
aches with fatigue.
Apply Sloan's Liniment freely, trifB-
out rubbing, and enjoy a penetrative
glow of warmth and comfort.
Good for rheumatism, neuralgia,
sprains and strains, aches and pains,
sciatica, sore muscles, stiff joints and
the after effects Of weather exposure.
! For forty years pains enemy. Ask
your neighbor. Keep Sloon's handy.
; At all druggists-5sc, zoe, $40.
S1O011;S
LinifnentCiRSssi%%99
-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08
Weak. Weary Women,
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taa thrm

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08
SHAMROCK BOOSTERS
TO MAKE AUTO TRIP
Ssclai@ ~ N.w.

>tsctal ~ w. NV
SHAMROCK. Twas. sept. : 80 Tho
Annual ruCoun,N iair u To lc held al
ShamNvk IN September -. - and "a.
and u laviniscS L. lsc thu host this war
hat has cVcT e,cn held ThCrc Viii ~
vNhihi,s " agricultural pr,siUc,s and
i've stogk ir,m CollingsNwth. MhvclCT
and GRAY c,suntlcs, aud IN acco0nt ~
The rSSnt rains the Vr,l,s In this ss''
oon arr oNCsSSlngly gVssl IN fact the
armciS SaN their CrVrs arV better than
last war when thcrc was a heavy Yield.
Z. h. CNlVrtOn, sc~cUtNry u The Fair
sS-scia,ioa. j. planning b0ss,cT urn
OYER The oSs;vrn ISs,icn 81 tho Fan
handle which Is srhc,ialcd tcF ScpScm-
,sr "a and AZ Already - cars arc sign.
III az rg this trip and cNTsSt L. have
f, haas lNnd a. WIN a. several floats
ami a,,Nsatcd ears Ia make thc tria,
y hllc thc s,hc<lulc u towns u nv, DIT.
/, nl,vly artanssSi TINY vXIsNt ~ visit
MvlltngiVa. iicsdlcy. CiSrcndan, lcgs'
I'M. Alsnrssd, Mci.raa i.cf'ass. Fam
~. Mnml Canadian. Molseetic and
NhVtaCi.
rkc ns-C,Nnty fair association owns
a us,, u land adtoinins thc Ci,y a
SsamNsk With l-guanvnt esllthnss
shtch arV NslUc,i al Slew
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08
CHAPTER ri.N STAR MADE
MEMBER Ot StOtN NATION

William nunvan, the famous motion
pltuV actOf, has bccn admitted into
lhc mvmb,l shlp at the Sioux Nativn,
an hunor a,coUlcd To only a handful
1t white men In the long history IL
,ha, dNing ncc, During the Timing II
lhe thirteenth episode 1t Fighting
Fate" the latest \ilagraph chapter
llay, Ia whNh Duncan apprars with
E'llth johnson, he Was shown IN full
ch,yfly tapnlnEs q the Sioux.
Tho gralcSt living chlcis were In
Ntivd L. private showing, They
Watched IN silcnv,'. hut at the end
stated th,lr dcshc To- rclay Duncan fer
mwT,allsing the customs ut their racc
lhroueh the "hVing piciuVs." Duncan.
with pleasure. accepted an invitation
Ia the ncN, annual council and pow.
WOw, The thirteenth vmsslc viii hc
shown al the Liberty Tor last time to.
tiaN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08
Philpott Ordered
ToOklahoma CITY

rhilpoit who has been starring with
the Amarillo Gmys during the pas, few
weeks received telegram yesterday
To r,lor, to the Oklahoma City Indians.
September 10. rhllpott has been play.
inr righ, field tor tho 0rays and has
lsc,n had off man,
lie has had unusual success In get.
tug To ms, tasc by clean hitting. walk.
ina and otherwise and has been a val.
uablc member OF the Gray team.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08
Potter County May
Have to Hire Speed
Cop for New Roads

With the completion rapidly uf M"
new Potter County highway system,
viii 1, hc NECESSARY To employ u county
traffic cops That is the question that
IL hclng discussed privately by county
commissioners sincc ropwls ATE pour
INK In a. them 1T the unusually large
amoun, of speeding on the new paved
pads.
n l. expected that thu commissioners
viii officially take M the suhicc,
shortly and find uut lust what Il should
do, u II understood that the court vau
employ u traffic cop with CERTAIN rcgu
n,ions and should Il do 81. Il viii hc
the death knvn a. driving over 90
milcs an hour ga the lavvd highways.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08

snas'.o>, acSyrAine u = vrOst made
YESTERDAY ~ AsSis,an, ros;nsssier q
a., rSl,F Hcccipts fcr July tc,allca sra.
ssts> R,sauSc ~ Amarillo tcing a
irrsc a'slF'lgting cyntcr. rgS,otncc Of
c,asls ssS Nv hal olSicc has twice the
easlpvSs a many IN TEXAS looascd In
iits lstgsr thsn Amarsl,N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08

Nc,kly lunchcoa TODAY az the Amarillo
ia,,c When J ". Collins and c. +,
Srsh wsn furnish the program. W, q,
~ VII b. ,hc ch,cf SPEAKER. accord
rs o. nv NsSGly ISSUE q Wheels
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08

a''y callcd \ non salt and dismissed
sss,culsy. Thc tsial eogAn Tuesday,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-09-08

We wo,v luo, Nuuuute household g,ot hop safes cabinet
sltyN ovy Nule NU TRUNK n ciy, youg trunk TO depot MA
ShbcN Nv Wo,v t,vNthug,
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1921-04-14
a Happy Birthday

\ Ec-. pleasant surprise was
pl4uu .3r Miss Dorothy Law
tou'= lrs lily last Wednesday
event, len her parents. DR..
aud Nr@. T q. Lawton INVITED a
number Of her friends to drop in,
who arrived in a body and took
her b. surprise.
Dancing and music made the
hours fly, Interpreted by the serv-
ing Of punch, homemade cakes
and candies.
The guests who enjoyed the
evening were Misses T.. Shuts,
NJ. Hill, |. Sompayrac, Lis e
Prudh0mme, Hanna Aaron, Marie
Breazeale and Alice Kile, Messrs.
Melnotte smith. Alphonse Prud-
homme, p \. Ducournau, Geo.
EllmeI, 0. TRADER, S. Hill, E. L..
McCIun9. \. ". Watson, P. A.
Miller and DR.. McCook.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1921-04-14
SEALED PROPOSALS,
Natchitoches, La.
April 7th 1921

April 7th 1921
Sealed proposals will be received by
Parish School Board of Natchitoches
La, until May 10th 1921, for the fur.
nishlng of materials and performing
labor necessary to erect High School
Building at Nat ch.toches, La accord
ing to plans and specifications prepared
by j. W. Smith, Architect, Monroe,
Louisiana.
tlans and specifications are on file at
the office of the Architect and at the
office Of the Superintendent of Educa-
ton OF the Natchitoches Parish School
Board OF Natchitoches, La. A deposit
of Twenty-Five (s25.OU Dollars will
be required for each set of plans and
specifications. Said Twenty Five
(S25.00) Dollars will be returned or re-
funded to depositor on the return of
plans and specifications. Plans may
be had upon application to the Archi-
tect. A certified check of two per
cent OF the amount of the bid must
accompany each proposal as a guaran-
tee OF its good faith. The building to
be erected Is about 80 feet wide by 16O
feet IN length, with two stories and
basement. For further information
address Supt. c. E. Hooper of the
Natchltoches Parish School Board.
Natchitoches, La, or J. w. Smith,
Architect Of Monroe, La.
Bids closed May 10TH, 1921 at uoon.
tSignedj C. E. HOOPER,
Superintendent.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1921-04-14
Tie Social Club

Ms. l. lie Bishop was the frs
hos,es- b. .lsr club Tor the mectins
latter LEM, when she entertained
| lue.dsN afternoon of last week
anu u"r pretty cottage home look.
/ ed most attractive with red lilies
and crimson roses massed on the
nantes, and bowls of lovely pan
sizes IN er4ry corner of the room
where ta tabIe, were placed.
Ifs. DiIsere Breazeale won the
flr \ plz., i handsome salad bowl.
Nj Jo9. Ca5pari, second, a pref
ty embroidered guest towel, Mrs.
Rag4Io, the guests, a lovely en-
brolucr.J table cover, and Mrs.
Carr, ,Aa BOBBY.
Nils |. Ina Breazeale assisted in
serving luncheon of delicious
chicken salad, asparagus tips with
mayonaise, stuffed olives, saltines,
ice ia followed by peaches and
whipped cream topped with ma
rlsch.aO cherries and layer cakes,
a cor9l-e 3oquet of beautiful pan
sizes decorating each plate.
The tests who enjoved Mrs.
Bishop armIny hospitality we're
Nine. alice DeBieux, Raggio.
l.. Ilugha-, ). Browne, w. Prud-
honlla, Iournet, J. H. Williams,
&. H. II azaaic and Miss Carmen
Bra4z a.o
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1921-04-14

Mr.. Steve Brown reached home
Tuesday night from Vaudeville.
where he had gone to visit his
parents, when he was summoned
to the bedside of his wife who
was suddenly stricken with appen-
dicitis and was operated on Mon
day night at the Sanitarium.
Mrs Browns friends are interest
ed in learning that she is getting
along as we'll as can be expected,
and trust that she soon will ba re.
stored to good health.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1921-04-14

! Two Ij4lt and one heavy rain
accamaaa'e / ~ tightening, thun-
AM 4a ".ui changed last week 5
~uua.c a-ttner to winter. which
grH" ea.ar sunday, and Monday
heavy iro-t did serious damage
to tender vegetation, young cot
ton in HaaIcuIar. suffering much.
1t began - moderate by Tuesday
AM 4".uHn spring weather is pre-
EaL..aE "A present. with crisp
tAa &. IL ar thar IS lnyiyorat-
nc.
! ',,r ~a-e YOU are assured of high
qnaat- ,s.3c'ries- always fresh, hon
est " e-Elt. flir measure.
-No.EI- 4 living CASH GROCERY
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1921-04-14

Delegates &. NJ. Cunningham.
+. =, Payne and 5. f. Tobin came
~ from Baton Rouge, Friday. t.
Took after affairs at home during
the week end.
Miss Gussie Nelken and Mr. j.
+. GuardIa were among the repre-
sentative from the Normal who
attended the annual meeting of the
Louisiana Teachers Association III
Alexandria last week.
BE fair to your dollar and the man
who earned it-trade at our Store and
GET about 20 cents more in value than
,JI get elsewhere.
NORRIS 4 EWING CASH GROCERY
Hrs. +. W. Hagood. with her
children. left for her home in Ala
au!t Thursday, after spending
the past few weeks with her par
eurs. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. &. ScarUor-
ou4u.
The very largest variety OF
strapped pumps to be found
an, Whcrc---We have what YOU
want. Come in and inspect
our line
-SENIMELMAN'S |
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Casparl have /
taken possession of their new
home. the bungalow built for the ,
ll'e Iamentcd Mrs. Julie Glover.
on Jefferson St.. whlcl they re ,
Gently bou.ht and will reno tel
later.
Mr.. Crawford, who as the cour-
ous agent of L. n. & W., has
N lie Natchitoches his home for a
NUMB of years left for Blenvile,
MDnlly, where he has been trans
terrel. AMI his wife and children
VIII folio later.
! Dung men, we are now
showing our new line of sum-
mer neck Wear---the season :
newest novelties
-SEMMELMAN'S I
Mss Helen Freeman has resign- !.
d her position, owing to Illness. :
Hiss Freeman is i'll at her home :,
4 Natchitochcs. We are sorry to
ear that Miss Helen is not coming :
ack to teach school. Houma vii
Mss her pleasant smiles as we'll as
er superior teaching ability. = +
Iouma Times.
Z. .---Practical front lace /
orsets will give you that b
ON blnation of comfort plus I
lyle that you have always
ganted and never found Z
-SEMMELMAN'S !
Mr.. II. P. Payne, of Mansfield, "
As taken oyer the sales and ser II
Ice department of the Motor Inn
lc.. and as he employees no help .
s, but all first class mechanics, he r
, doubt, will get the good patron, "
&c of the public that he is en- l.
lied to. ~
The boy who wants new base b
IL glove will be particularly in
rested in reading the Peoples
ardware Co.'S. ad. this week.
Mr.. |. Sammelman went to
)natL JnviIe Sunday, to join his y.
lie, who has been visiting her to
other since their return from ey
sw York, and went on to New a.
rleans to select their household !,
PODS, as they will live in the
ECKER house recently occupied VI
: Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Weaver, he
hen they return.
he
There are many reasons in
by ?. IMPRACTICAL Front an
ace Corsets are different
ON others.--so many that ev
e will ask you to stop in NJ
I'd let us show you p
---SEMMELMAN'S 81
NJ
5. V. Bo-delon, of BordelonvilIe, ho
e new manager of the Natchito- \, \,
es Base Ball Assn, arrived n
onday and has his team busiIy
work in preparation for the
ening game of the season which
II be played with Alexandria on
)ril oath. MIR. Bordelon is an
pert catcher and will fill this
sition on the field in addition to {
5 duties as manager. Pa
La
We have received the agen- MS
and have lust received the Ru
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1921-04-14

Our Groceries are the best tne mar
keI al .rds our price, price: are rign1-"
''i''i' y l. Y i>' oA7.i "''o0H''l
;,
WIS. l.. l.. Iial>aliCe- u Gar
cnca sunnt Thursday in town
FOR S\LE-Ona Iaro. .ars An
DIV to Police jury,
was Il blsine,s visitor during IL.
week.
~, ava -. o,,,. r..b c....... !;
Natchitoches. Every tnlng in our store
go wrong: ~ ,,.,..,,..,
"
Mr.. K. ). ltarnonson was a
Business visitor to Bllon Rouge,
Miss Alice Mae Readheimer. of
Alexandria. is eni,vIny a visit 70
her sister, Mrs B. ;. SWEET
I ,arI, VIII II you 'Faue Win Us resu-
NORRIS & EWING CASH GROCERY
c+ 1,l..
=,
veation IN Alexandria,
n ~ u;,
- IVY WV :, -
'"'u 'l,'s 'e'''o,' oi'en WIZ" ''et
Miss Addle lauzin'
4 comn1ota line of tr,,,1y,
i no., and c,,;+ ,,,cas Ear v,,,r
simmer v,c,+;on
-SENINIEINIAN,S
~,
Mrs. ". VI. hliler, WIN ner
little dauyhter. of TerrilI Taxas
'''''o 49,
to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ieddllc.
Mic poo,, K.G;o b,c rot,,rrod
homo .ftor oIe.sant I'LL, u bor
sls'ef' WITS oe'sS u 1i"'''oi'' VINO
returned WIN ne''
Straw hats for the whole {
6, H. TIA ,.;nh+ e+-ra, e.. |
ia,,'n y ~ a
-SEMMLLMAN' >
,, w ,sy
Ir. W. Money, DIVISION SUPP.
secretary spent "Wednesday here |
on business in connection with
their road
~. ..... W.
can save on your grocery bill il YOU y
NORRIS q EWING lash GROCERY }
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vention last week. "
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noon " ENJOY oelns a. noun "'I'e
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The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1921-04-14
W. II. AlREY

President Police Jury Parish OF
NatchItoches, Louisiana