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The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Railway Adjustment Boards.

Railroad managers throughout the
country have rejected the proposal put
forward by the four train employee
brotherhoods for the establishment OF
regional boards of adjustment as agen-
cies for the Interpretation of working
rules and the settlement of grievances
arising thcrefrom- Tho contention OF
rail officials from the outset has been
that boards OF labor adjustment II
established at all under the optional
provisions OF the transportation act
OF 1920 should be on the local or sys-
tenn basis as opposed 10 the national
boards originally advocated by the
unions. In the rejection by the man
aRers OF tho middle road compromise
offered by the regional idea, observers
see further step Of tho carriers toward
the absolute decentralization OF man
agement and negotiation which has
been the goal OF tho carriers In all
labor questions since the cessation Of
Federal control.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
California PetroIeum's Decline.

The break in California Petroleum
yesterday could not be said to be a part
of the general crack in the whole list
because 1t came hours before the real
general downward movement got under
way, Professional bears have felt for
considerable time that there has been a
stale long interest in the stock which
could be routed by persistent selling, but
the continued support has made 1t un-
healthy for them TO attempt anything
serious In the way of a raid on Cal.
Pet Tho sudden unloading Of 1000
shares by q house yesterday. however. so
unsettled the market that the shorts
were able at last 10 jump in and help
the downward swing along. The heavy
selling was said In responsible quarters
TO represent liquidation of weak mar
gin account recently taken over with
several other accounts Of wire house
by another and larger house.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
TOPICS OF WALL STREET.
Exchanges Recover.

Exchanges on European countries. ex-
cept Scandinavia, recovered in yester-
days late trading a substantial portion
of their declines OF Monday, and at the
closing francs were higher than they
were week ago. Demand sterling
gained Il cent and half; francs, nine
of cent; Belgian
francs. a hfth Of cent T: lire, eleven-hun-
dredths OF a cent, and forms. TWEEN
tieth Of a sent. Exchanges on Scandi-
navia, nevertheless, continued to decline,
Norway and Denmark showing a sharp
falling off. The virtual settlement OF
the Silesian troubles and the technical
situation were sufficient to account for
the recoveries.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

T. proeo outsd Of the 0 rang
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Fisher Body Ohio to Pay Dividend.

Announcement was made yesterday by
the directors OF the Fisher Body Ohio
Company that the dividend of So a share
on its preferred stock, due on April
but suspended, would be paid to stock
holders of record of May 81, being the
quarterly dividend for the first three
months of 1921. Payment of the divi-
dend was suspended unth II could be
determined whether the common stock
holders Of the company would accept
or reject the common Stock Exchange
proposal Of the parent company. the
Fisher Body Corporation. The plan for
exchange was declared operative on
May %
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
TUESDAY. MAY "a. 1921,

lJZl.
ear TO date. Observation-Disclosures. 70,926.02!
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Dem md for Cars Grows.

With material increases in tho demand
for gain cars. several leading railroads
report orders OF so TO 100 per cent
IN excess OF what they were few
days ago. rejecting heavy sales OF cash
grain by the country. On the Illinois
Central grain loadings are about 40 per
cent. larger than they we're a month
ago. coal Is IS per cent. larger and
general merchandise and freight about
even. The Rock Islands loadings are
about tho same as they were a month
ago, and those OF the Burlington and
tho Northwestern are slightly lower.
Practically all roads, however, continue
TO show reductions from last Years
level.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Two New High Marks.

After the smoke Of yesterdays secu-
rity holocaust had cleared away II
was noted with considerable surprise
that two stocks had made new high
records for 1921 during the course of the
days trading. They were Dawson
Chemical, which advanced three points
to a new high OF 35, and American
Snuff, which went UP Ave points to q
new top Of 112la. Those two issues
arc very inactive and the spread of their
market Is usually pretty wide and con-
sequently market orders to buy in either
Issue could easily put them to the new
tops,
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Loew,s Syndicate Ont.

Tho sharp break yesterday morning in
Loew's, Inc, shares is understood to
have been the selling by the syndicate
which several months ago underworld a
new issue of Loew's stock That stock
was sold to the public from the stages
Of Loew theatres and in other ways, as
well as by subscription to stockholders,
but the sale is said to have been less of
success than was expected, with the
result that the syndicate has had to
take considerable stock.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Money Ffrmer.

Call money In the New York Stock
Exchange renewed yesterday at s q per
cent but subsequently advanced to z
per cent, at which the banking pool suf-
fered substantial loss. The firmer tone
was due to the Governments with
drawals of deposits Of nearly S33.00o.-
600. The local Reserve Bank announced
for tomorrow Withdrawals of SCI, s00.-
900. The firm tone is likely to continue
through the week.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25

REMEMBER this fact. The Heraid's
QUALITY QUANTITY circulation ot mere
than 600 brings superior answers TO
those who uSs herald Want Ads.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
Stromberg Profits Decline.

The Stromberg Carburc.or Company
report for 1000 shows net PROFITS, after
charges and taxes, Of s340.1oi. or s4.53
a share earned on the outstanding capi-
tai stock. This compares with s5.3d in
1919 Gross profits were s1S7,44s and
selling, administrative and general ex
penses e372,3s2 ror Federal taxes
sT6 900 yas cot aside.
The New York herald., 1921-05-25
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.
PennsylyanIa Crude OH Market.

on CRY. May eat Credit balances,
1926: runs. 9i,7Si average, 60,f32
Shipmsoas- 7s,eesl average ts,is,<
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-21

handkerchiefs; Miss Emily Miller,
general consolation, a box of
candy, and the honoree, a box of
Azurea powder. Punch was
served thruout the evening and at
the conclusion of the game, deli
cious ice cream and cakes. Miss
Beth was assisted in receiving and
entertaining her young friends by
her gracious mother, sister. Eve
!yn, and brothers, K. B. and J. II.
The announcement of the en-
gagement and marriage on Aug
ust 3rd of Miss Lucy Gallon to
Mr.. X. g. Perkins in Washington
d. c., has been received by the
friends of the bride elect. Miss
Gallon is the third daughter of
DR.. L. T. Gallon, one of our
finest young women, a Normal
graduate who male record as a
fine teacher but 'uring the war
offered hc' service, to Uncle Sam
who accepted same and she has
been filling IA responsible govern
ment position at the Capitol ever
since, where she will continue to !
make her home as Mr.. Perkins
who is in the government employ !
has home. The Enterprise ex-
ends congratulations and best
wishes for happy and successful
future.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-21

| It will be noticed by the caro-
of Mr.. II. L. Hughes found else.
where that he has dissolved part
nership with Mr.. G. NJ. Cunning
( ham with whom he had been as
sociated since he began the Drac-
tice of his profession, now will
continue his practice by himself
and is established in the old En-
terprise building known as The
Hedges. Mr.. Hughes is one Of
our brightest young men, a grad
uate of Harvard, an ambitious,
conscientious and tireless worker
and guarantees to safeguard the
best interests of his clients when
entrusted with their affairs.
The members of Natchitoches
First Art Colony were: Misses
Marcel Peret, New Orleans. La,
Jessie Roane, New Orleans, La =,
Bernice ThraIl, Lake Charles, La, .,
Julia Chopin, Derry, La, Cora
Lee Henry, Shreveport, La,
Rosalind kalmbach, Shreveport, |!
La, Madaline Hakenyos, Alex
andria, La, Irma Sompayrac,
Natchitoches, La, Gladys Brea-
.eale, Natchitoches, La, Hope
laupt, Crowley, La, Mrs. Louise
Jordan Llddcll, Fl. Morgan, Mo-
bile, Ala.
Master Gaiennie Hyams cele-
,rated his eighth birthday with a
)arty, to which he invited Il num-
Der Of little friends, who had such
| good time with all kinds of
,ames that kiddies love most, but
on the donkey's tail was
he most fun. especially to Master,
Charles Cunningham who won the
,rize for getting Just the right
,lacc. OF course the ice cream
nd cake appealed as most best OF
II, to all, but the whole afternoon
vas one good thing after the other.
Mr.. Ernest Sers is the champion
orn grower of this vicinity, as
yas proven by the twelve-foot
talk tull of great big tender cars !.
1at he brought the editor as a
ample of the size, the generous ;
apply of roasting ears that he
resented her with, grew upon. (
lr. Sers has just small garden
lot that he cultivates with just a
De, upon, which he has fine
arden full of all kinds of vege- |
bles, and he will gather at least
veral barrels of fine corn for :
ed at the end Of the season.
Miss Beth Williams was the I
larming young hostess at a Bunco
lrty Saturday evening, in honor
her house guest, Miss Roeder,
Grand Bayou. when twenty II
ur players enjoyed a jolly game, .
which Miss Elizabeth Lawton n
IN first prize, a box of pretty n
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-21

Postmaster Charles DeBlieux
was summoned to Orlando Florl-
da, Monday night by news Of the
serious illness of his youngest son
who has dipthcria which the little
son of Mrs. Esther Hart also de-
yeloped later. News from the
where they are being
cared for is very encouraging.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-21

Only two days left :after today
IN which to register, which i'm
portant duty to themselves, our
men and women have been very
negligent in discharging.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-21

, Mrs. T. L. Weaver has returne'
, from Atlanta, Georgia, where sht
was summoned to her mother
bedside, whom she brought hom,
with her to convaleSc bel
brother, Mr.. }. Lauthridge, o1
Florida, accompanying them. bit
after a few days he continued or
to his home.
News of the very serious Illness
of Mr.. AdoIphe Simmons of New
Orleans was received Saturday by
the family. but the latest from his
brother sam, who left that night
for his bedside, is more encourage
ing.
Remember, we have an announce
ment to make that is of vital interest
to the Natchitoches buying public, and
store. when finished by Sept. lst,
that will be credit to the entire COM
munity.
---SEMMELMAN'S
HAT SALE Beginning Satur-
day, July 10th, | will offer my
entire stock of summer hats at
greatly reduced prices. Your
choice at Csc. sl.98, $2.9S, and
$3.98.
THICHEL MILLINERY.
The engagement of Miss Rosa
lie Goldberg to Mr.. Clarence
Lewis of San Francisco, Califor-
mia, has been announced, the |
wedding to take place ere the
wanes. The bride elect
is the attractive ard accomplished
daughter of Mrs. Sam Friedman
of Bayou Natchez.
Just received shipment of Glove
Silk Hosiery, PLAIN and lace; priced
most reasonably.
-SEMMELMAN'S
Little Katherine Brown cele-
orated her sixth birthday by in
,iting number OF her little
friends to a party w ednesday aft
,rnoon, when all kinds of games
we're played and the little folks
lad great time enjoying all
kinds of goodies too.
The name of Adolphe, instead of
Alphonse, should have appeared .
n announcing the death of Mr.. ,
;ompayrac, last week, the names ,
eing confused. The Enterprise
, happy to state that Mr.. AL !
honse Sompayrac is still hale and |
earty and hopes that be may 9
ontinue so for many years to t
ome. S
n
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-21
The Enterprise
WEEKLY
THURSDAY, JULY2l, 1921

~ Il OE ROhCCAo1. cui.
~, cool northerly winds; 22-23
warmer; "a. a storm will come
from lower Mississippi Valley
moving eastward; 1926, showers
II %, hot and sultry.
Mr.. Earl Freeman is at home
ron Shreveport for a visit.
Mr.. A. A. Lay was a business
fisitor to Mansfield during the
week.
Mrs. j. K. Bell is back from a
'isit, with her little son, to her
'arents at Jefferson, Texas.
Great and timely offers of sport
s<t4t and sweaters at
-Eiebers
Mrs. B. Rosenthal came up
rom Alexandria to spend the
'eek end with her mother.
Miss Kate Num- of Sherman
exas is the guest of Mr.. and
1rs. ii. Hughes.
We are proud of the confidence doc
rs. druggists, and the public have in
Is Chill and Fever Tonic.
Mrs. w. Randall of Shreveport
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
;eve Brown.
Master Hamlin Keyser has re-
rned from a visit to relatives in |
nreveport.
Mrs. j. l.. Baker and children
e visiting relatives in Shreve-
>rt.
Yours is here but you had better
me at once to get just the dress you
-Cieber'>
Miss Margaret Roeder of Grande
lyou has been the guest of Miss
eth Williams for the past week.
Mrs. Edna Katie left Tuesday
r Colorado where she will spend
next few weeks.
One dress after the other goes sail
out of our Summer Dress Sale at
ices that will astonish you. See our
-Cieber'$
Mr.. G. q. Sompayrac. and n
lighters. Miss Artemise and Mrs. T
Irnard. Breazeale of Clarence, I,
ire among the weeks visitors. il
Mr. and Mrs. Shively Of Saline
the guests of his sister and e.
sband, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Cas- m
ri. N
66 cures Malaria, Chills and Fever,
|ous Fever, Colds and LaGrippe, or tl'
hey refunded.
Miss Addic Tauzin spent Fri M
! in New Orleans on police NJ
" business 10 connection with ii,
Id district number nineteen. pa
SJ
Mrs. j. u. Tabor Of Shreveport
7lsiting her daughter and hus-
and Mrs. Woodward at their m;
ne IN East Natchitoches.< tn,
lie
Mss Caro- Williamson left last IN
elk to join her sister Sarah for we
visit to Mr.. and Mrs James
mining of Gadsden, Alabama.
Iome early SO as to get first choice yo
The beautiful summer dresses, skirts
] sweaters just received at
-Cieber$
Mines. Emma Perot and T. lis
rnold of Campti were the guests NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. Pressburg Thurs Ia
Y. til
Mrs. S. X. Harmanson, Sr., of u
,gionier visited her son, Mr.. III
Il. Harmanson. and his family.
st week. A
Miss Emily Miller has returned :,
her home at Natchez after =
sit to Misses Alice and Francis
cClung. Z,
The most attractive line of summer
esses and skirts ever offered. at
-CieberS m
Misses Lofts DeBlieuy and Lee
have been enjoying
visit to relatives in Shreveport :"
r the past week. :,
LfT. G. V. Porter, Jr.. of Baton lie
,uge spent Sunday in Natchito- te
es the guest of Mrs. Phillips tn
d family. q
DR.. B. l. Friedman is at home
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-21

child, born Tuesday morning.
For me to say that Church does Il
best kodak finishing means nothin
For patrons to say it means a who
lot. Ask the kodaker, he knows.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ j. Duran
left Sunday for a round of visi
to relatives in South Louisiar
after spending the past six weel
here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Harmanso
motored to Shreveport Monda
for the day accompanied by Mrs
Alex Smith and Mr.. Harmansou'
mother who stopped off at Gran
Cane to visit relatives.
Mrs. Jack Rambin, with he
sister-in-law, Miss Cecile Rambin
of Mansfield, returned home Sun
cay, after a weeks visit to he
mother, Mrs. 2. Fontenot.
Only few more days of The Re
modelling Sale. Better take advantag,
of the low prices while the sale lasts.
-SEMMELMAN'S
Miss Josephine Bryan reached
home Sunday from Washington,
d. G., where she spent the pas,
ten months, stopping over in Kan.
sas City to visit relatives.
Mrs. G. w. Jack came down
from Shreveport Thursday, SO
she could watch the work of the
Art Colony at its close while en-
joying a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
M. H. Carver.
Mrs. r. Mare who is making
her home at Camp Meade, Nd,
where her husband, a captain in
the regular army is stationed, was
The attractive guest of her bro
ther Mr.. F. tournet and wife last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. TT. Gallon Jr are
he proud parents of a lovely nine
Ind a half pound girl, their Sec
md daughter and fourth child
Who will be known as Sarah May.
Ladies glove silk hose, pointex heel,
'ood quality, black only. Special $2.45.
-SEMMELMAN'S |
After spending the past month
ere with her daughter-in- law and |
lothe, Mines. V. Winslow and
hilllps, Mrs. Sara Winslow left
,r her home in jackson Mississ-
,pi. Saturday.
Miss Maggie Voters has return
| from a visit to friends at Ber.
uda, where she accompanied
ISIS Amelie Cloutier to the home
her brother, Mr.. Irving Clou- s
n, and his family Tor a week.
Misses Addie and Ivy Tauzin 3
ooored to Mansfield Sunday with
r. Sidney ChaIer to visit rela-
es. Mr.. F. G. Kelley accom-
MED them and stopped over at
dus to see his little daughter
Miss Lise Metoyer who is now
king her home with her brQ.a
er Frank at his plantation on
d River is spending this week
town with MIR. and Mrs. Ed 1
.rd Metoyer.
Take advantage of our reduced prices
get trunk, bag or suit case for
lr summer vacation.
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. T. Runyon of McAllister
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
cEachin, (the conractors are
wing the sewerage) who leased
e Charles DeBlieux bungalow
Touline Street over the sum-
er.
Mr.. T. H. Bonner of Lineyille
labama, head of the Athletic
apartment of the Georgia Mill
ry College is the guest of his
Others p. and j. Bonner who
e in charge of the Jefferson
ighway.
Mems straw hats price, Semmel-
ans Remodeling Sale, J
Misses Mildred AMI Norma Hill :
ere joined by their aunt, Miss
lila Prudhomme, of Bermuda,
'ednesday and left for New Or
ans, where they will spend a
w dayS before going to one of
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-21
FOR SALE.

The following articles will be
sold for cash SATURDAY JULY
% inst, from 8 a. NJ, till 10 a.
m., at Red Cross Headquarters.
,, / Electric Oscillating fan
13 inch $22.5
I2 Chests 66X25x27, each 1900
l Table 48x9S 800
1 Table 1O4x52 800
l Table 34x72 1.5O
Table 29x72 100
! !. Piece heavy black oil q cloth 1.55 ! 55
:" =" 8 . g . 1925
l Pencil Sharpener so
l enameled bowl and pitcher 1.75
g Foot Tub $50
2 Ice Caps, each .75|
2 First Aid Red Cross Out
fits, each 500
) Pound Rolls Absorbent
Cotton. each 80
) Sets Wooden Handled
Knives and Forks,
six of each in a set
Each set .75
Sundry disinfectants 200
Knitting Wool lbs. each
pound .35
l Bandage Roller 1.0OI
500 Dennison Tags. per
hundred 20
3 Pair Scissors, earh .25
l Oliver Typewriter $500
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-21

Miss Beth Williams was the
charming young hostess at Bunco
party Saturday evening, in honor
OF her house guest, Miss Roeder,
OF Grand Bayou. when twenty
four players enjoyed a jolly game,
at which Miss Elizabeth Lawton
won first prize, a box of pretty
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-05
Executive opard 10 Meet

An important meeting oi the exc
eniisc board Of the Grady county
Rcd Cross ceiap,er will bc held this
evening. beginning at 1880 o'clock
tn tho chapter headquarters. City
Hall, Mrs. A. Il. Rlshcl. executive
secretary. announced this morning
Every member of the board IL
afEud 10 attend this meeting a. ncs.
cFal matters Of importance will
ho submitted TO the board" Mrs.
Rlnhci said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-05

Lecture on Christian Science BY
panl Stark acoly. G, =. u. of Port
land. ow. mcmber of the Board Of
l.eolnfcshlr of the Motaer Church.
tho flint Church ot christ. scl,a'
ilal. IN BOSTON. Masa. sags theatre
SUNDAY. December I. $3.50 .. m. A.
mission tree; no collection; public
cordially invited. -.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-05

Return from the East. 20
That an Immediate return Of bet.
Ter business conditions in the east
Is being predicted In that section Of
the United States. was the state
ment made this morning by J. w.
kayser. editor Of the chickasha Star.
and member OF the state board OF
public affairs. who returned yester-
day from a trip to Hartford. Conn.
Boston. Washington. d. C.. New
York and Chicago. He was accom-.
panied by Mrs. Kayser. They we're
gone two weeks during which time
MFR. Kayser purchased some equip.
ment for the State School for the
Blind at Muskogee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-05
u DEATH NEWS RECEIVED.

Mrs. Jane Middleton, Formerly OF
this city, died last night at her home
in Bonham. Tex, according to a
message received by j. S. Bosson,
71S Minnesota avenue, a son of the
deceased. Mrs. Middleton was 9S
years OF age at the time Of her
death. She lived here several years
ago. Two sons and two daughters
survive. In response to the death
message, Mr.. Bosson left this morn
ing for Bonham to attend the fun
eral service. eyl nee
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-05

J. = whitney. ~ Greeley. Colo.
Ia spcndlfs q faw days IN chlskashA
Gu business. lie vas formerly a rusi,
dent Il thls city. being eonnsciei
wllh the AFmoaF Packing Co. 10 tho
tFaneh houss that was located here.
Hil has been ~ years since loft
chickasha," Said Mr. whitney. ~Ths
changes that have taken place since
| lived here arc 90 Errat that I
could scarcely believe Il vas the
same levn when ! druto in."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-05
LAND|s WALL0Ps
SULTAN OF SWAT


" tHtf'H tF'AAl
Chicago. Dse. s.-iiaho Rnlh,
home run specials. and klnK siaE
ser was swaiied BY Judge ianals
today.
The baseball commissioner fined
Ruth hia share u the world series
money and suspended him until May
20. 1899, for playing exhibition bs'l
after participating IN seFies IN eio'
latlon of National Commission rules
and the judges orders
Tho American League seasons
open about May 1. Judge Iandls' De.
ciaion means that Ruth will bc ont
of the Yankees lineup IN several
early season tllia.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-05

On Decem or the 18th books will be open, our de-
livery running and will colicit all of our friends
business regular terms. want to take this oppor
tunity of thanking everyone for their kind words and
sympathy and would ask that my customers be
patient with me for few days until get my busi-
ness in shape to give you service.