davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily times., 1921-08-03

Well. after having won yesterdays
game after it was seemingly lost
here's hoping Nat we have gotten
that start again. All we need is to
get over the hitting slump that we
have had recently, for the team is
now playing al right in the field.
Anyhow here's looking at them to-
day.
The daily times., 1921-08-03

The so-called Chicago Black Sox
were acquitted yesterday by the jury
and there was great demonstration
when the verdict was awarded. Even
the judge trying the case gave it as
his opinion that the jury had done
right.
The daily times., 1921-08-03

The game between WipstonSalem
and Greensboro yesterday was rath-
er a freakish one. Winston had a
ten-run lead in the fifth, and yet
Greensboro won the game. Each
team got 10 hits or a total of 2S,
there were II two baggers, and four
triples amongst the number.
The daily times., 1921-08-03

Woodhead pitching for Rocky
Mount against Norfolk in yesterdays
game let the hard hitting Tars down
without a single safe blow. In fact
but 29 men faced him during the
contest. Norfolk got but one man
as far as third, and this after two
were out.
The daily times., 1921-08-03
FARMVILLE HITS IN PINCHEs

Plymouth, Aug. 2.-Farmville won
by timely hitting yesterday afternoon
from Plymouth by a score of Sto 5.
Beal pitched wonderful ball for
Farmville and should not have been
scored on.
Batteries: Plymouth and
Green. Farmville-Beal and Faulk-
ner.
The daily times., 1921-08-03

Newport News comes here Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week for a three game stay. and we
have Tarboro here Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. Tarboro plays at
Norfolk Monday Tuesday and We'd
nesday, while Norfolk is at Ports
mouth Thursday, Friday and ,Satur-
day of next week.
The daily times., 1921-08-03

We scored two runs in the third
inning on hard hitting. Newpcrt
News came right back in their half
and went one better, making the
count three to two in their favor.
They scored again in the fifth, and
it looked as if another game ha
gone the wrong way.
The daily times., 1921-08-03

Zilenziger, formerly with Wilson,
came near being our Waterloo yes
terday. He was up five times and
secured four safeties, one of these
being for three bases. In addition
he had three put outs and five as
Sists. It's strange how players for
merly with US deliver in such man
ner as soon as they leave. Possibly
a change in atmosphere produces a
change in playing
The daily times., 1921-08-03
DIAMOND DUST

The Virginia League has no Or
pnan Club now. 1t is Tarboro, N. c.
one of the best towns in the State,
and composed of bunch of people
The daily times., 1921-08-03

Spencer's sensational catch of Yer
milyea's short fly to left prevented a
hit. Spencer is, accustomed to do
ing things .of this kiRd, however, as
was. shown in the last game here
The daily times., 1921-08-03

Already Tarboro has wired Man
ager Mcconnell that they are with
him, and that they will be willing
to add whatever strength is neces-
sary to make the team a contender.
The daily times., 1921-08-03

who will stick and will see that the
team is composed of players who will
make a showing.
The daily times., 1921-08-03
WHERE THEY PLAY.


Virginia League.
TarbOro at Richmond.
Portsmouth at Suffolk.
Wilson at Newport News.
Norfolk at Rocky Mount.
The daily times., 1921-08-03

Quinn pitched for Wilson yester-
day, and got by with win. He was
hardly up to his usual form, but
winning is the thing that determines
a mans value. He has been going
great of late, and is quickly devel-
oping into one of the very best pitch
ers in the circuit
The daily times., 1921-08-03

Newport News .003 010 OOO-4
Summary: Three base hits-Zilen-
ziger and Head. Two base hits-Eg-
an and Martin. Sacrifice hits-Dun-
bar and Smith. Double plays-Wal-
ker to Roth; Dunbar to zilenziger to
Mcmahon. Passed balIs-Lake and
Head. Hit by pitcher-Lake and
Whitcraft by Quinn; Martin and Mill
er by Ray. Wild pitch-Ray. Struck
out-by Ray 6; by Quinn 4. First
base on balls-off Ray 2; of, Quinn 3.
Left on bases-Wilson g.; Newport
News 6. Time-2:15. Umpires-
Blackburn and Riley.
The daily times., 1921-08-03
American League.

Cleveland at Washington.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
The daily times., 1921-08-03

Martin had another good day He
was at bat five times, was hit by
pitcher, had a base on balls, and Sc
cured three hits, one of these being
for two bases. He also had a per-
feet day in the field.
The daily times., 1921-08-03
National League.

Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
The daily times., 1921-08-03
American League.
RESULTS.
Virginia League.

virginia LeaSues
Newport News 4; Wilson z.
Richmond z; Tarboro 3.
Rocky Mount 3; Norfolk O..
Portsmouth 10; Suffolk 10.
The daily times., 1921-08-03

Tarboro has her first home game
Thursday with the Rocky Mount
Broncos A large crowd will very
likely be in attendance.
The daily times., 1921-08-03
ZEBULON DEFEATS
WENDELL CTITR Of

Wendell, Aug. 2. -Zebulon de-
feated Wendell today in loosely
played game by the score of to 1.
The game was protested by Wendell,
account of an umpire's decision in
the sixth inning
The daily times., 1921-08-03

Walters looks better at third ev-
every day. He accepted ten chances
yesterday without error, and several
of them were of the difficult variety
He secured three hits out of five at
tempts too.
The daily times., 1921-08-03
Piedmont League,

Durham at Raleigh.
Danville at Greensboro.
High Point at Winston-Salem.
The daily times., 1921-08-03

We had on our hitting clothes
yesterday. 1t is the first time in
quite-a while that we have secured
as many as eleven safeties.
The daily times., 1921-08-03
National League

National League.
Cincinnati 3; Brooklyn 4.
st. Louis 6; New York 4.
Others postponed, rain.
The daily times., 1921-08-03

Piedmont League.
Durham 8; Raleigh Z.
High Point 10; Danville 3.
Greensboro 13; Winston-Salem IL.
The daily times., 1921-08-03

American League.
Boston 5-2; st. Louis SIS.
Washington 5; Detroit 4.
Others postponed, rain.
The daily times., 1921-08-03

day. Miller was hit by pitched
ball, the ball glancing off him and
putting Umpire Blackburn out. Ray
has the peculiar distinction of put
ting two men out of the game on
one pitched ball. One thrown that
hard ought to be illegal.
The team is back home next week
for six games. The management
wants to thank the fans in Wilson for
their loyal support, and for the good
crowds that have been attending.
On the other hand the attendance
has fallen off somewhat, and a la.g-
er crowd is needed to make the
team financial success.
The team is a good one and de-
serves the very best of support. The
class of ball a town able to play is
determined by the kind of ball a
town will support, is Mike Sexton S
observation on the national pastime
Sextin made this statement at the
Norfolk meeting a week or so since
and he has sized the matter up eN
actly. He stated that if a town
gives enough attendance to have
Glass ball then that is the class
that they should have. On the 9th
er hand if the attendance justifes
Glass c or D then the class should
be in accordance with the support.
Heretofore Wilson has supported
The daily times., 1921-08-03

Heretofore Wilson has supported
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ra' r Ano, a kolik be TAX vzal?'
No, ia desitko sem z Krom6ri-
ia nepojede, ba meslim, ze pod
stovko sc nehne' ia uboh6 Clo-
v6k ;tolik penez "a dobytci dok
tor be nejel sem lacineji?' Hi
storka sc vypragi v j. k ne
male zlosti pantaty, kteremu
doktor pomohl cd rybiho jedu
"a 1000 X.
Polar v dome s5atku. OBJ
chodnice hudebnimi nastroii
Anna Klierova v Schonbachu
ia Chebu, provdala dne Is. m.
m. dceru. v dobe snatku as 0
II. hodin6 nocnl yypukl pozar
v prvem poschodi domu Klie-
dove. Svatebcan6 nev6d6li nj
echo, az teprve sousede je u
pozornii, re jim hoff mad hla-
YOU. Dim shorel do zakladd.
Prfcinu pozaru nebylo lie 2 po
catku ziistiti. Podezrelou byla
okolnost, re cd okamziku, kdy
vypukl pozar, zmizel milenec
druh6 dcery Amy Klierov6,
2e-letl Josef Hoyer. Pii pro.
hledavani spaleniSte nalezen /
pine zuhelnately trup a u nehc
!ezel revolver, z nehoz byla w
lpalena rama, kdezto ostatni pS
irony pfi pozaru vybuchly. I'd;
Sc, ze Hoyer zalozil pozar ;
ize Sc pax zastrelil. Co no pfi
melo k priSenemu cinu, men
| znamo.
Lidumil. Vidensk6 listy ozns
muji 2 Belehradu, re iedel
srbsky kupec odkazal v zav6t
] 100000 dinarG tomu srbske
mu ministru, ktery prvni zave
de V Jugoslavii n t6lesny trest
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ZVLASTE ZfTRA

naidete nescetne mnozstvi We
lezajimavych lacl v tricetiden-
MIN vyprodeji v stfiznfm OBJ
chode "u KoudelG", els. 4735
Broadway.
Jediny pohled do nasich W.
kladnich skrfni aneb uvnitr ma
seho kramu pfesvedci Vas lepn
nasfch vynikajicich lacich
nez jakykoliv slovnf vyklad.
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Bestialni vrazda Ceskeho u

RGStidill NESZGd CGSHGnO u
rednika zmarena. Liberecky
'Vorwaerts' oZnamuje: Kdy2 V
patek veGer 6. hodine sci do
zorce naklada Tyl re stanice
Friedlandu domG, zpozoroval
asi 400 metru "a stanici pfi
zablesknutf postavu mezi ko-
lcjemi. Kdyz prisel blize, spa
tfil, re tn lezi svazany tlovek
Jezto kazdym okamzikem
mohl pfijeti vlak, odvlekl Tyl
spoutaneho ma stranu a vyrozu-
mel 0 prihode hlidace z bulky
ac. 218. We spoutanem poznan
asistent Cerny 2 friedlandske
stanice. Ruce i nohy mel spou-
tany, roubfk V ustech hlavu
ovazanou satkem. Ryv zbaven
pout, udal, re byl prepaden tfe-
mi muzi, spoutan a hozen ma
koleje. Po tomto prohlaSeni u
padl op6t do mdlob. Zffzenci
iei odnesli ma nositkach do
friedlandsk6 nemocnice, lee a.
nj Y nemocnici nenabyl vedomi.
Cern6ho zna vsechen personal
iako dobromyslneho cloveka.
Zda ide o loupez ci snad po-
mstu (Cerny je Cech) Sc az do
sud nezjistilo. Kdyby no by
/ Tyl nenasel, byl by byval "a
chvili rozdrcen vlakem.
Drahe ryby. Venkovan, KITE
ry skudli ma vsem hire neil
zebrak, prisel, iak sd6luie Ha.
ma, do Kromerize onoho dne
/ kdy tam bylo plno leklych ryb
, 'Po Gem kilo?' = zvfda panta.
ia. 'Po dvou korunach, jak sta.
do bezf, povfda mu prodavac
'Korono padesat bech daP. 'Tc
ste z lacinyho kraia'. 'Korono
Sedesat, vem to nest. AZ ma
prsi a nebude mokro'. Ia Ia
koveto rozpravky domluvili sc
konecne ma korune sedmdesat
ia | ky ryb a pantata, rad, ze
lacino koupil, special domu, 8
dal 81 ryb up6ci hned celJ
plech. A jedi, az koutky pra.
skalv. Ale po chvili bylo ouz-
ko. Neco Sc delo v bfise. Par
tato We mate kolero' - povida
mu celedfn. 'Ba, OF vizo, re je
to takovy, co 81 ted pocno, il
ubohy hrfsnik'. eZavol6te doktC
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FINAkCNI SITUACE MEME.
CKA.
Rude studovana ma mists sa-
mem reparacni komisi.

Pariz, 9. listopadu. ClenovG
reparacni komise vydali sc ma
cestu do Berlfna, ably tam stu
dovali financnl stav Nemecka
zejmena zjistili, jake nasled-
ky k otazce valecne nahrady
muze miti hrozne klesnuti ce-
ny nemecke marky, jez byla
vcera ma bursach prodavana
10 kusG ia "a Gently.
Komise pry bude zejmena u
silovati, ably N6mecko snizilo'
svGj statni rozpocet, o n6mz
Francie tvrdi, ze jest sdelavan
pGvodne s 1myslem Sizeni spo-
jencG. Naproti tomu jest vsak
mnoho jinych pozorovatelG,
ktefi soudf, re klesani ceny
marky jest znamkou blizici Sc
pohromy melo by pry tedy
byti n6co ucineno ma Zachranu
N6mecka pred financni propa-
stf. Ia hlavni pricinu klesan1 ce
ny marky jest uvad6no neusta-
le zvysovanf obehu bankovek,
ieZ n9mecka banka neStaci SkO
ro tisknouti.
Roland Boyden, americky ne
uTednf Glen reparacni komise,
odebral sc do Nemecka o den
drive. Pravi Sc, re jel "a ice
lem samostatneho Zkoumani
rGznych narodohospodafskych
podminek Nemecka i stfedni K
vropy a poda o vysledcich sve-
no pozorovanf zvlaStni zpravu
americke Wade.
O ucelu, ktery ma vyslanl
reparaGni komise do N6mecka
Sc pravi, re studium jeji bude
dakladnejsi, nez vsechna ostat-
nj, dosud pred tim vedena a
vysledky budou pfedlozeny nej
vyssi rade Svazu narodd, coz
pry MONA bude miti "a nasle-
dek op6tne projednavani otaz-
ky valecne nahrady. To vSak
bylo by velice neprijemne Fran
eli, ktera Sc hodla pfidrzeti
rozhodnuti o valecn6 nahrade,
jak no bylo jiz jednou mama
hou ma N6mecku dosazeno
Protoze jest take znamo, re
Britanie strani Nemecku, zna-
menalo by to mozne snizeni
valeene nahrady, coz ovsem
by bylo ranou francouzske di-
plomacii jeste vice by zkali-
10 beztoho neprilis ruzove VITA
hy francouzsko-b -briticke.
Pricin rozlad6ni mezi Fran
Gil a Anglii jest vice. Jednak
Jest to otazka uzavreni smlou-
w mezi Francii a tureckou ma
cionalistickou vladou, k vGl
kteremu iiz Anglie poslala
francouzskemu zahranicnimu
ministerstVu ostre namitky. DC
hodou mezi Francii angor'
skou vladou bylo by oVsem ne.
vice ohrozeno Recko, ktere je
We SVEN tazenf V Male Asi
vlastne ien nastrojem Britanit
proti Turecku. To tureetl nacl
onalist6 velmi dobfe v6di
proto Sc obraci zady k britick(
diplomacii, ktera Sc take po
kousi S mimi uzavfiti smlouvu
Italie S tureckymi nacionalistJ
uzavrela smlouvu, tykaJici Sc
udalosti Adalii a prohledavS
nj italskych lodi Turky ma Ger
mem Mori. Obchodnl smlouvf
dosud neuzavfela, ackoliv dC
nj neni jiz daleko.
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Urazliva stedrost.

"Muzi, jdu do salonu pro pc
steni krasy, dejmi ma to diva
Get korun."
"Tu mas padesat!"
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Vstsi zlo.

'Porad ii lide straSi, re zas
bude valka'.
Go pax valka! Jen ably ne
rfiSly 1stfedny!
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Hlasi Sc.

"Poslouchej zenuSko, kdyz
81 obleknu ten novt odev, tax
Sc citim deset let mladsi."
"Tak? To budeS choditi ode
dneska V mem obleceny spat. "
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-11

Stole u podstavce pomniku
ma mist6, kde lord ~Cornwallis
vidal Sc George Washingtono-
vi pred 140 lety, president
Harding obklopen ctyrmi Gle
ny sveho kabinetu a skupinou
vynikajicich Americana, vyja-
drill nad6ji We spolupdsobeni
mezi narody sv6ta, 2 nichz kaa
dy venoval by Sc spolecnemu
dobru, pokroku a povzneseni
Glovecenstva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-11
POD STARYM SYRECKEM.

kladne prolezele syrecky? Pre-
deycirem jsem 81 koupil u jiste-
no libehskeho hokynafe vybor-
ny exemplar. Zabalil mi iej pc
olive do pekneho papiru, ably
Sc mi nerozlezl. Pochutnal
isem 81 znamenit6. Vyblraje
poslednl drobty, uzrel jsem
tklivou vzpominku. Peknym,
zfetelnym, klidnym tiskem Wy
tist6na, zlakala m6j zrak:
81 bojiste ma trIn."
Poznal jsem, re mann maku-
laturu valecn6ho slabikafe pro
|. tfidu obecnych Skol. Nase
hodn6 ditky tn citaly toto do
jennie tteni:
"Kdyz vypukla sv6tova val
ka, - vladl ieSt6 cisar Fran
tisek Josef I. Byl az staricky.
Sam nemohl tahnouti do boje
Sc svym statetnym vojskem.
Proto postal "a sebe mladeho
arcivevodu Karla, sv6ho ma
slednika trdnu, nyn6jsiho ma
Seho cisafe pana. Arciyeyod9
podaval cisari zpravy odevsad
kde nase vojska bojovala. Ca.
sto Sc odvazoyal ma ohroze-
ma mista, ably Sc pfesvedcil o
udatnosti nasich iunakG" :.
Zaslzel jsem ma techto mi
stech a nemohl cisti dale az po
chvili. Predstavil jsem 81, kte
rak cisar pan Frantisek Josef
|. chtel moci mermo tahnouti
do zakopG V cele sveho vojska,
iak chtel n6sti pusku ma rane-
ne, patrony a tele ma zadech q
le nemohl, nebot' uz byl staric-
ky.
Ztlumil jsem pohnuti a cetl
dale:
! "V iedn6 velk6 bitv6 byl ma
samem bojiSti (totiz cisar pan
KareD. Dival Sc, jal1 vote po-
stupuji, hovofil vojiny a s u
sm6vem prodleval ma mistech,
kan dopadaly nepratelske kou
lie i. :"
Jaky hrdina! rekl jsem 81
mole srdce usedalo: Povazte
Jednou byl ma samotnem bOji-
Sti - kdo to jakziv vid6l? Sam
ma samotn6m bojisti, kan do
! konce dopadaly koule!
"Hlavnf velitel, pan arcive
voda BedTich, bal Sc 0 jehC
zivot. Ale BGh no chranil." =
/ Oddechl isem 81 a trochu jser'
sc podivil strachu stareho Be
dricha, ktery, ackoli tedy We
| del, re BGh no chrani, pfect
ien Sc die sv6ho zpdsobu jist(
obt6zoval strachovat neh(
pri vsech tech velkych stare
stech s vrchnim velitelstvin.
A nejdojemneisl pasaz, JAKE
vzdy, byla ma konci:
"Arciv6voda Karel zrovn;
vyhanel nepfitele 2 Uher, kdy;
tn prisla smutna zprava, re cl
saf Frantisek Josef |. unlira
| Arciv6voda musil opustit sv;
vit6zna vojska. Special do vi
dne, ably pohfbil sveho pra
stryce ujal Sc pc mem Via
dy.'
Kdyz isem pfiSel domd, ne
ulozil jsem vzacn6ho doku
Imentu ma nalezit6 misto, i sta
/ 10 Sc, re jej snedl muj pes Vo
risek. Vcera mi posel.
/ Ami pes nesnesl, co musel.
snaset naSi skolackove a skola
ky "a svetove valky!
Muslin podotknout, re Vofi
SEX byl silnicni krizenec, slim
ikonstrukce, otuzily netrpel
mne po cely cas- republiky poo
: vyzivou!
Skoda pslkal
:
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- Vzacna prilezitost sezna-
ii, oc jde muffin, kdyz Sc re
hi a CO 81 zaslouzi, kdyz Sc
laskou trapi, naskyta Sc V ne
deli IS. listopadu V Ces. Mar.
SIM. 'Laska ST media porou-
cet". Vstupenky v predpro-
deli.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08
MOTO TAKATA

OF the Osaka Mainichi. one
of the leading Japanese
newspapers. will write week
ly of the effect of the deci-
sions of the conference upon
Japan. ....a ..
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08

All of the United Press Staff will the conference from
angle giving the benefit of their years along national and
international policies.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08

REAR ADML. BRADLEY A. FlSKE
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08
WILLIAM P. FLYTHE

Washington correspondent
for years, who covered the
White House during the
world war, and has kept
closely Informed on events
transpiring since.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08
HENRY WALES

Paris correspondent. who is
well known for his various ar
6eles dealing with the French
capital.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-08
Mil Cover the Arms Conference for
Q6e ma8hn>9tot& Aeralo

vh tngmgbp
could ~hdesg da THE
Dk made h of
one
so ouegno
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-03-17
Southern agriculture

Agriculture is t,c South's mainstay.
But agriculture .: one Kind only, cot
con, has been the South's drawback.
When cotton failed. either in crop or
price, the consequences were fa,
reaching, paralyzing industry and I'M
provishing the people.
But the South is the last section Of
the great United State; which should
be slave to one crop. The soil is the
mos. fertile and productive in the
world. If properly exploited, if tho
dairy and live stock industry is de-
veloped, there viii be new note Of
prosperity in the South.
Tho council of the leaders in indus-
try and agriculture should be accepted
by all farmers. 1t is advice which il
given for the cause Of all.
All the world needs cotton. All Tia
world will buy. Bat all buyers shout
pay fair price.
By cooperation the South will get
fair price, not only for cotton, but fcr
the many other pro iucts which South
ern soil will yield.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-03-17
Notice OF Lost Notes

Notice is herass e:..n that the nets
,-reia described have been lost or G.-
stroyed and cannot be found. and sasns
re the property CT a B Williams
Cnattel mortgage note made and cy-
scuted by Ab. Smith to his own or.i.'.
.nt ny him e:s:lorsad-in Blank, da
.)ece n3e: IA. 1916, due and payG..
).c IL. .:ii7. fo. SIC GO, 6T int. fte,a
late ati 81. pc, cent attorney fees
So. ot ;,..:., secured by chattel mo
gage as PC. Gha.tei Mortgage Bocs
'rlio iD3.
.Mnciga,. a,.a Of same party dra"-:
= Ills owi ofieg, % $4,000 lated D.
Il. la1j Dayah!e Dec IA, 1917, 8r:"
en. INT from date and ten per CT :
attorney fees in casesof suit, secure
" mortgage as par mortgage Of -,
ord in 5oo., ~ tu.io 4::3.
Roth OF said notes are due and I'll.
paid and this advertisement is made ~
he basis for suit on tne same.
Teb IT 3od A. B. WILLIAES.
NJ L Dismukes. Atty.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-03-17
g,r sd EGaas E-elp

! f,no', r2o',; neaa l:- scy cot -,
g ..o'.' "a! saE,:r p'.:,
10 ,hc c:s.,' ,;,an ~. cnuatry rr,-
duets. - j nleln 4 vastly ir~-
! proved social life to the far,:,.',
his family and his employees.
| They mran a general improv>-
ment in farm life both as H.,
i Iiy.y,eni: 9 ,;i abor anI The eni !.
! meat vi the batter things of ~,
bcc:1se they will be so much nc,
easily sttaiugb;e.
1t is estimated that more thaa
a D.ilio1 u,iars have been aprr,-
priated for good road programs.
Tnc nation. state and city govtrn-
ments, as we'll as township sections,
are going ahead with it. Some
thing like five hundred millions
will be available this coming sea.
son.
Tie cost of labor, material and
the ability of transportation sys-
TENS to make good will figure in
the ultimate outcome, but the
movement for good roads has q
momentum that only completion
the country oyer will stop.
The owners OF 1900, 900 passcn-
gar cars, of 900, 900 motor trucks,
of whom the owners Of $500, 900
cars and trucks are farmers, know
that in this day and age the mud
road is not for thcm.-Shreve-
port Times.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-03-17
Cleaned Up

The citizens arc rs>pon'iirg
suie. d';l y 10 .h;' { can u. ;s.i.ia
nation an, tie I'D city i! 4, !:
much b,;ter, cleaner conG'siun
practically than it has ever been.
An official house-to-house lnspec-
ton was made last week, not one
in any section, convenient or re-
mote, rich or poor, white or col
ored overlooked, aad where II "a>
fuuud necessary, olii:li no ::
given shat tic PREMISE ;n'.S .
in good cond.'! hy t;.e !;,>' ,'.'s
of the month, whsn t;,r M-s,:,''-'
visit would be made. nnl ,..,.
not up to the requirements, ac;i.,:i
would be taken. II is doubtful i;
this will be necessary in one single
instance, as our citizens rea'izr,
or should, that this ordinance was
for self protection even more than
for the protection Of pubic inter
ests and now that all Natchitoches
is so spfc and span and clear,
which our Mayor says it is going
to be, We can rest assured OF a
healthy city.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-03-17

Egypt is evidently having cot
ton troubles lika ours, judgin
from the recent organizing of
.yrslicate to hold two million ca !.
Lars--a cantar ranges from 100
$50 ..ounds ,f cotton ia the ho.
Of ra;s;n. the price of the coz.
mof'i.y.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-03-17
part to the llghtness Of trsfhe -dpon the
lower end Of said road. that ID 70 cay,

- SeS>e ~
between the town Of bienYtile IN the
Parish of Bienville And H. tcwn. q
|toches Wtic aid 81 - -
relieved BY IN incrGaae, a fateS. cur
tailment Of services or otherwise.
(c) That the aforesaid conditions
have heretofore deferred and - your
applicant believeswill continue 70 deter
all persons who might Be interested In
acquiring the property from becoming
the purchaser there ,f, and your petit
TONER AYERS as q fact that the said
railroad cannot be sold for an amount
sufficient to pay the Obligations of the
Recesver unless and until the portion
thereof herein5ef fore referred 70 is
4oaaiioned and operations thereon dis
..o.ls.aued.
Id Tnat the portion Of said line be-
tween the said town of Bieuvilie ard
The sail town Of Natchitoches, Louisl-
ana, is not productive of any substan-
nal income to said road, bat on the
e ,ntrary was operated ut loss and
las :1aen operate, at lass throughout
the period Of sail Receivefsai,.
{e) That tn. territory serseI by said
railroad hetHee.. the town OF 0ienville
and the town uf Natchitc mos is not
tHick!y settled; that very few. It any.
industries OF any consequence: are locat
ed IJon SAID p,rt,01 of ia: line and
that there is no indicatiol that said
portion of the railroad will ever pro-
duce an income efficient to justify the
operation Of tx.;;.,s thereon.
{f) That sci railroad as whole is
t,,,-, ]. n nA,a..t.ai :, .sd 0nAr0tt6 at n ll4s