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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-15
THE WHITE DEATH
ey A. p. JOHNSON Publisher OF the Grand Rapids News

When. along with war, the world
has rid itself of tuberculosis, we Sill
near the millennium. We viii theN
have eliminated more than hall oi als
the suffering that exists. II is sale 10
say that when We stamp out Wbcrco
1osis we will free mans mind oi many
or the abnormalities that make for
war. for poverty, for social and eco.
nomic depression.
4 shall not go into figures They are
too staggering. Let il suffice that only
a few a very few. go through rie
without SCARED lungs. Only a few es.
leape at least a. touch OF the germ .at
1sraIds the. white death So UNI
ytsrsal is this disorder that within tWo
generatiohs Of nearly every family H
Gains one or q number. tuberculosis
IL mans bittecest. opponent. his most
.uncompromising antagonist. lis dead-
lest foe. l,~
Tuberculosis is distinctly a product
or civilization II does not inhere in
the natural organic life. It's q coward.
~ disease that attacks the oppressed.
the depressed, the weak, the unsus-
,uecting, II follows usually 81 tho patA
or other disorders brought about by
exposure or carelessness. The carriou
waits for its prey 20 die other calni-
v6rous animals, in proportion 80 their
strength and bravery. or as they may
.ba pressed 10y hunger. meet their prey
10 struggle. Not so with tuberculosis.
Ii seeks its victim after the struggle
from which the sufferer may hav,
survived.
Nothing Yields with creator rcadt
ness TO any form Of opposition than
cSwardice. That is enc reason Why
tuberculosis can be exterminated. III
" the great human disorder that We
Ihnow can be stopped Tuberculosis
tears the air, the sunlight n shuns
blindness. care and attention Like The
creeping, crawling things that dwell
under stones and scrubs and retcl in
dark, dauk places, il scurries oH and
burrows itself elsewhere whom iha
stone is turned and the suns bright
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-15

rays penetrate The gloom. TO be cured
OF tuberculosis requires less medicine
than us necessary 20 Danish the sim
piest stomach ache. What is required
is air sunlight and rest Knowing
this what would YOU not do TO prOyid"
THESE rich gifts in their utmost album
dance for those upon whose cheek is
stamped the shadow OF the white
death
And suppose that effort consisted
mostly of buying ii stamp such az you
place upon a letter. Suppose YOU were
assured that the letters yoa send out
around Christmas time carrying good
VIII 10 men could also for the price ~
% stamp. be the means OF CARRYING lite
10 those who are threatened by. or
afflicted with this plague now long
would IL take You 20 provide yourself
with & sufficient number OF such
stamps 10 cover your spondenco?
BE assured OF the truth OF this. II
you can afford to pay only for a day
OF sunlight, care and rest, for IL tuber.
culnus ex-service man, you are not
only patriot and humanitarian but
yea arc living Up 10 the fullest exein.
plincation OF the service rendered by
me gentle Nazdreno.
Look Tor the Christmas seals Don't
wait Tor any one 20 ask you 20 buy
them. The soldiers and sailors. sick
and dying who WIN, among others.
benefit by the sale Of these seals. did
not wait 10 go into action when YOU
Were IN danger Yes. YOU did yours.
We 40 did ours. when the romance
and fever OF war stirred our blood and
melted our hearts. But there yet re-
m0in among lis many OF those who
Dcar he scars OF war And they are
not all scars They are open, bleed
ing wounds, gasfilled lungs that make
fertile field for tuberculosis. If
thristnas has ever meant anything To
yun. iet il be the means OF remember
ns tilese men--all men and women
heltne The white death.
Come quick and come clean for the
Christmas seals
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-12-15

The kind you ought 10 use, when you
ought TO have it. that is when you real
~ need il. We have contracted the
habit of satisfying all our customers.
Our work as business gettcr Is of the
highest quality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
DAUGHTER IDENTIFIES
VICTIM OF APOPLEXY
Mrs. \. ". Fleming Drops Dead ut
Mrs. Cooks Cafctcria-Nlisscd
I!Inm Smnncr NahlE.

Til. Ncil Of mystery surrounding
thc sudden dc ,th of wcli-drCSscd
woman from ap"plcNy III tcuk's cafe
terra yesterday afternoon. was li:lcd
last night when Mrs. -. 4. Phillips.
~ - Floyd Avenue. identified the body
rs ,hat az her mother. Mrs v w
Fleming.
/; MAS not until time ror the even
I'M, meal At The Philips residence
mat The nhScnc" of Mrs. Fleming.
Who WAS a widow and lived with
lee: daughter. gay" concern Ne
rprdiuc 10 Mrs rhMlips. her mother
is ia the habit OF taking the mid
day meal a, the cafeteria. When her
al.scuCc Was noted last u-hr Mrs
rhiliins called on the telephone at
tie cafeteria TO $50" II ruNou" AN
s'vcrin. her rNOthc,S icScriuliou sad
been there durir: the day
II WAS through this dissertation that
the pr"prictcrS OF the cafeteria were
able 1" inform Mrs rhiliipS of the
woman who mad dropped dead there
in the afternoon. Tho body mad hocn
taken {" Su'hn"land's uniertakiu.
establishments lioj West Main street.
where she identified her mother.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
Hy Harry Tucker.


lie is the Friend OF the House
wives League. The boy Scouts the
kindcrgartcn and that Great crowd
of Small Boys. For he is Keen on
seeing that the Riddle gets a Cents
Worth Tor a Cent. aud Pound Of
Lard must hc Il Pound according t."
the Latest standard
Ii he had to hc Elected 10y III.
People he would rry - stand in
with the League Of Women Voters
but Alas. he is Appointed ana can
Grin ana Hear B, with the Voters T..
" has however. a Gooaly Follow
ina. ana can swing at l..aS, StA
sot-s Ills Way.
The subject o' this grafton is Very
Proud of his collection 81 Easy
MUrNs said Eusy MARKS bcsup
Pi'ys ana Piles of Elrm Weights ANA
Phony Scales. lie has Ia his Coli,c-
'lou a Wooden Measure purpor'in; 20
be quart cup. aMUy quarts" II
sweet p,,ato"s ana 'Turnips had occn
Sold TIA" vmsUspccting HoUsew fe.
Before Inspector rom placed his Nil
I pom Il The man who Used o, aria
AN Assessment - Jusiic. II the ro-
ON Exhibition
Tnc Main Soy IN the I.iCo Of thu
Inspector Is WORRYING his a.drS-d.-
camp H.! has Tnrc. of Them ano
as they WorA EiGht Hours per Diem
Nc G'tS After on" OF them al Any
a'd Al Times He has Very Liza.
Go 10 Himself. and when He re,ites.
it s Booked that The JOB will Go
w.th Him Noh"dy Eise Could -"
), anyhow. Wha, ~ has 10 do is "a
Issue Orders al his Hclp Keep
S!oop,os> Nights Worrying wha; b.,
Will order NoN'.
As Il CouuuisSeur 80 Fine Art. In
spegtor Thomas rs \ No. ou" MI
over his orderly DESK there are PIC
rnr"s OF Beautiful sunsets Bahb'iur
Brooks and M"onshiuc. Inside MS
/ h"s; No one Knows What lie Keeps
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
VEGETABLES PLENTIFUL,
UNTIL SLIGHT PRICE DROP
Retail Market Affords Large sup
ply of Fresh Garden Supplies
for SUNDAY Dinner

Tho housewives. and other good poo
pi" who <" forth this morning in
search "r the Srr.n% sunday dinner
vii. find The rctyil market abundant
lH sup?.icd With good things t" cat.
aud some of them at prices nightly
marked down from last week. hr
uruS
Large shipments of Vegetables from
tn" Far South bJN" brought about a
mild Weakening !u some "f 'hc quo
tdiionS. tor Instance. snaps :ii! lot
taco are a l!t'io on from last w""k'.
figures, aud straw h-rriy, have also
hit 10" tohurc.,n English poa,' head
the last this w',k ~ nov things.
rHcy arc not overly plentiful yet,
hat th"r" w!u prubah.y he enough
I" NICE, tia. demand ,.is morning "a,
j" cents for Two quartz"
Tn" spring chickens arc still
scarce. not enough to meet tho urgent
demand Therefore. IN" birds arc etil.
. high. GoiuS 81 goo cents to 81 por
pound. EgGt ar" coins at - cents
|" 20 c"NtS peg dozen
t.Ntrailarre supplies HAY" weakened
tn" prices of fish and shnd. rock.
perch. croal>ors and tho other favor
ties are 4 Iittl" lower than th"y w"r"
Il week a@r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
FOUR ARE CONVICTED
IN COURT OF HENRlCO

Eighteen months in jail and 4 $50
nm was ~. argrc.at" sent. nee i'm
nvS np9n Henry Davis. ucGru. IN th"
circuit Court 81 HcuiiCo county ,.s-
t"rdd% Davis Was found cu!ity ON
~" clarE"%. one 81 pctit larceny ANA
ne "ih"r of violating the pruuihlliou
Mary Ice. negro. also found guilty.
ol p,tll !hr'"ny. w"s sentenced to
mend SIN months IN jail Execution
"i inc sentence was tcmporariIy .us.
the woman.
TWO youths We're found EuiIj- an
nHIrEtS of attempted entry of houses
VITA intent 10 commit larceny Son
INC tuniStuu, one Of these. was -, M
:" Worh on the roads for Il term of
Twelve, months. Preston Eastman th.
other boy. gol - sentence of fI,.. ~.
months IN Jail. However. th, sn.
irVrc was SUSPENDED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
CITY PRISONERS ATTEND
MONUMENTAL CHURCH

Through the kindness Of the Judge
.: liUStiurS Court ana chief of TO
lie" sherry. seventeen men from the
city Jail wcr" given the opportunity
day nrht AT the Monumental church.
IS far as is know this was the iirSt
t.mc that amy such service has ever
bc.n held in Hichmuud.
chief sherry personally avnu'uua-
Mod tn" mon and It is doubtful +;
many members OF the congregation
knew that the inmates were present.
Rev. br. George T.. Mayo AND Rev l..
cary M"ntagG" conducted IN, scrV-
ices llr. Mayo hopes tina, tho Serv-
ice VIII ho = precedent b. which IL
may become Il tiN"d custom Of Mcnu-
mental Church To carry on Directly
work for ;lc spiritual upl.f, %. the
t.en ana women VIII oar, confined In
The city Jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
In Hotel Lobbies

kn"r'r'> II. l.. roythress. %or;h car
,''n'' Harry NJ. rincr. Bristol. Va. ". =
i''"S"nElhh Columbia. :. &. Mr. ana Mrs
Wilson. Ewi'hw"nM W :. n'IInrd.
i,is'i: l,,!nns YAK, Nj ana Mrs. /, *. n"ri>.
! Il iinll. Wof RISiinns't e, kT,Sw s 81
MyH"Srd >St"nGt"T Va. Z. Il. Iodsins Nor-
u y; Ashhy. NoriclH Va. !. n 'Ii 'i,,i
kHiUsh. :. e. u. L.. t'upuuy. Durham
' !, :,p. anH Mr; wrrh = nnisy.
H,,N>i"rE y g: Miss II. Han. ox,ori. y. .:
, M;sS Fran ~, l.eM4"m oxford. y &. Z. ".
S'umni'> T. Cray. nlsehstonc. Va
rsS9 W %5sSf etn1 V. n E Z. lrf r Wssi
ro.mt. ". !. ". Mood West ri.oini VA.
Eowa"; yiTEinLs Esri isqvsn ttirsintn.
m iIS% E AS lohP + +, v GSrs"9 ri NJ
Gilmore. farnlsi!c Va. l.. \ Lurrll. bur
. <.6'eT, i STHSm'Sr Durham
ii'hm"nd--lI. NJ Lane. yirs.uit, =. :.
S.y'y and Wiz. Partnerships. ". Va. {. ".
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Na MEs. l. mopkins, kal,iFh. !. o.;
E,h.vsne $ J Mr.. "ni Mrs. Y. i:
l., nrhbu-r' Va: 100 Carpcuiar raVi"fs.
Mle: VA q. /. Kelly and wife, lA!u.'on
il-e ii suot;s' s',agm,on Va y
. Roanoke.
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tolA. Va VI. y G.azcbrook. CRY: u Mont
fiiiS &%", I iSy@'a Eant~. ruia. Ya
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Mo.,o ca '!yir T., fi'"G.iS ,nGGicr, yirsiait
J. X Nrthnr Jr, E.dt"ra' NJ" Arg
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W"si r".u'. Va 1harl"s : HeNgr. BOY
Hraoknsa VA ii L. Webb. lihy wood.
[ Va. " y. Wallace lNncheu-g. y" Mr.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09

Clerk Walter Christian YESTERDAY
issued marriage licenses TO Wilkio
~ Stcll and Elizabeth T. FuuuIrcau,
Lohu J.. Tillcr and Nrucy j: THROWN.
Robert ~. y knutcl, and I'm. Y
Morris
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
ViRGINlA'S DEATH RATE
LOWER THAN LAST YEAR

Daring The FRS, two months Of
l'2l there Yer, "lc more births and
l7-a loss deaths IA Virginia than
aH..aG the corresponding period OF
ego according Gro figures compiled
Ill; ,hr Bureau 90 vital statistics.
i'i i''l there Mere - iotai o.; 9.S"G
lrihs. IS compared with H.22c for
l!n corresponding" period al 1920.
Mil" deaths Grg.'as"d-from G.ij3 To-
This arEc decrease in the dcnth
lHi" q attributed to IN" fact that
there was no epidemic 81 Influenza
'uring this year as there WAS in
'.o The number Of births is ncly
ord. the previous on" being that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
I ebay and Tonight
In Richmond

'aN, city Han. = \. NJ 10 ~ NJ
Dedication Scottish iii:c c.thcd-
r"i' L. Nj. I" $50 and $50
:, Nhateur baseball. Byrd rark.
:, Food Show. Grays' Ar,nory. (. l..
=, wants Convention. jefferson
toi"l, " y. NJ. to /. L. NJ.
Niw.nis business meeting. Won
For plays. see 'Thcatcr Gallon
dhr.' ON editorial page.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09

l2,2 pairs OF Chidrcn's Novelty
Colorcd Socks, in a wide range Of pat
terms some with white feet and col
orcd tops some with solid cGlored feet
and novelty tops sizes 6la to 10. On
sale. saturday at zoe pair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
FORM NEW MILITIA
COMPANY AT BLAND

organization az new company %
"'Ht'H a. Bland. Va - now gGiu.
on, '".'oM ins 10" r"rvjpt 81 "a 'citrr
requesting THAT authority be given Ia
d" 50 Captain William ! Gone,
mas charge of tn" organization.
Word ha- also been received ~ IN.
office uf General 10 Lane
~ P"r' mouth is being -cor-aui2ca.
and now has about 30 per cent ~ thu
-cGNir"I rumh-r pf mon
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-03
Route Of Parade

Farming II T. q r. Depot. up
Jefferson and Front Streets to
- Denis, vest to Secon.l, south
e Touline, east to Front, north
- bridge, across bridge to Base
ball Pkrk.
1900 2:02 Pause in compli-
aacs with President Harding's
sa9gestion for silent meditation.
1909 1890 Community sing-
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-03
The Red Cross

No nobler, farther-reachlng or
broader scope organization ever
existed than the Red Cross, whose
mission takes it from the battle
6eld to storm or fire swept region,
the humblest home of soldier,
sailor or any non-descript sufferer
who needs help.
While the local chapter, which
ranked so high during the. war
and did such wonderful recon-
struction work after is apparently
not active. there is scarcely q day
that it is, not called upon and
responds far beyond what anyone
would think. So for that reason,
while it, has not mapped out a
campaign for the Red Cross Call
that has gone forth and will not
make q house to house canvass to
solicit them. it will receive the
regular subscriptions and be
grateful for any free will dona-
tion for the Greatest Mother of
them all, who is ever watchful of
the needs Of her children.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-03
Les Petites Follies

Coming Tuesday. November 8,
1921, the prettiest and most grace
full aggregation OF singers and
dancers ever assembled on the
stage of the Amusu.
All the latest songs and dances
IRON the 1922 Follies, interpreted
by our best vo.ces and most grace
full dancers, trained to a finish,
while the best tenor in town, the
voice everybody loves, will sing
some we'll known old. fashion
songs.
This entertainment will be given
to help the fund needed to make,
the necessary repairs at Cathedral. !.
a worthy benefit, and the public
should turn out IN full force for
the double purpose of enjoying a
good program and helping a
worthy cause. The admittance
for adults is soc and children 25c.
Tuesday, Nov. 9th, at 8 p. m.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-03

just q veek from tomorrow ouI
gates will be thrswn open wide
and every citizen in the parish
will be welcomed at wha. prom.
ises to be the greatest celebration
iD t6is section of the State.
As will be seen by the program
published elsewhere, from. the pa
rsde that will start promptly at Il
Z n. onG. great frolic will crowd
- other all thru tho day, com.
A!nnnity sing, barbecue, football
came, dance and picture show,
which everybody, homefolks as
we'll as visitors, will enjoy free as
guests Of Natchitoches.
Ample provisions are being
nade for che entertainment Of al,
pleuty 70 eat and drink, feasts Of
reason and fow' Of soul Is we'll,
md II everybody does not have
the best time Of their lives it will
= their own fault. As the Com
nittees are responding faithfully
= their duty, leaving no stones
unturned TO make NoYembsr llth
ono Of the greatest and most sdc-
ceosful days ia the annals Of the
history Of old Natchitoches.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-03
More improvements


The bungalow being built by
Miss Aimee Hertzog upon the
site of the old Hertzog home on
Washington Street that was re-
Gently torn down for that purpose
is under good headway and will be
a great improvement to the neigh
borhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hester Hughes
have about decided upon the plans
for their handsome new home
which they will build at once upon
their lot on jefferson Street neyt
TO the P. S. Prudhomme residence.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-03
Feeble Blood
Works Havoc
Guides Pepto-M Mangan Makes
Red Blood; Liquid and
= Tablet Form

When blood becomes thin and weak
it is due to falling off IN the number
of red blood cells. 1t is easily recoe
nized by paid skin or blemished
complexion, loss of appetite or un-
natural irritability and sensation of
weakness. It's net das gerous ct first.
In fact. many pt .pia scarcely notice it
and 60 on for ds.ss, thinking they will
be better the s,eaI day.
I The great Gaager isin the possibility.
offs'.s Hs.s.:.. seriously i'll from Edisease
m lzQth haXoc.1p body that
lacks The endurance and resistance IN
rich, red blood.
Taken in time and steadily, few
bottles Of Guides Pepto- Mangan are
great help. It improves the quality Of
the blood by adding red blood cells,
They check tho weakness, improve the
appetite, and clear the conplexion.
You can get Guides Pepto- Alangan
in liquid and tablet form at your drug
gist's. Get the genuine with the name
Guides Pepto- Mangan" on the pack
age. Advertisement.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-03
A Splendid Opportunity
GRAY-LHEVINNE

Natchitochians are to have the
privilege of hearing two of the
finest artists of the day on Friday,
November 11th, Armistice Day,
when Gray. violin star, and
Lhevinne. piano star, will give a
story music concert as the opening
number in the I.yceum course at
the Normal
These artists rank among the
first in the land, have An interna-
tional reputation Of making great
music human" and no ore can
afford to miss hearing them.
Their being here on Armistice
Day, incidentally, makes their
concert a fitting climax for the
great celebration and all music
lovers should secure their tickets
and be promptly on hand at tho
Normal Auditorium Friday, Nov.
11th. at 1880 p. m.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-03
.Sheriff'S Sale
11th Judicial District Court, Parish of
Natchitoches, Louisiana.
No. 278O2
City National Bank of FL Paso
VS..
L. T. Bales

BY virtue of a writ of Seizure and
Sale issued out of the First District
Court of date the 29th day of August,
1921. of the parish of Caddo, in the
above numbered and entitled suit and
to me directed l, J.-W. Payne, Sheriff
of the parish of Natchitoches, did seize
and take into my possession and will
sell at sheriff's sale at the front door
Of the Court House in the city of
Natchitoches. ct Ii O'Clock a m. on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, s, 1921
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-03

WARD
G. R. Murphy /
II. P. Gatlin l
C ] Pullin 2
M J Weaver 2
Tom Truly 3
A G Marlborough 8
Johh H Cockerham 4
Foster Smith 4
D z Coats 5
y Winn S
Jake Lambert 6
Louis Greer 6
J w Canady z
Edwin Sanders Z
w J Key 8
NJ M Craft 8
E DeLacerda 10
F A Charleville 10
F L Cara 9
Albert Prudhomme 9
List Of Petit Jurors drawn to serve
for first week commencing December
s, 1921:
WARD
J B Covington l
G A Hart !
E B Fleming 3
w Il Norris 10
J M Parker Z
j B Smith 8
/ " " Whit Wilmington 10 10
Z E Collins 6
w r. Huddleston /
e C O'Quinn 9
Joe ByIes /
Ralphe Osborne l
G w H Berry 5
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-03


In pursuance to an order of the
Honorable JAS. w. Jones, Jr., the Jury
Commission in and for the Parish of
Natchitoches met at the Court House,
Clerks Office, Saturday. October %,
1921. at 10 O'Clock a. m. for the purpose
of drawing a Grand Jury and two Petit
Juries. said Grand Jury to be empan-
neled Monday, November 2l, 1921, and
Petit Jury No. to be called Monday,
December S, 1927, Petit Jury No.
to be called Monday. December II.
1921. The following members of said
Jury Commission were present: D. H.
Veal, H. R. Hawthorne, Albert A.
Winbarg end B. S. SWEET.
Grand Jury drawn by the Jury Com
mission to serve at the fall term,
beginning Monday, Nov: 21. 1921:
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-03
LeSch1e

Attention of the members is
called to the regular meeting of
I1esche Monday, November Z,
6:15 p. m, at the home of Mrs.
D. G. Scarborough who is leader
for the evening, when Distinguish
ed Modern Women, Mrs. Winter,
President N tiona Federation,
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, of the
Equal Suffrage and Mrs. A. F..
Storm Of the Louisiana Federation
wilt be the subjects discussed by
Mrs. Clark, and Misses Varnado
and Carm Breazeale.
"A full attendance is urged and
those who cannot attend are re-
quested to notify the hostess in
due time.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-03
the following property to.wit:


l carriage. l three-saw edper. two
saw trlmmers. wire cables 28O feet
long. LA inch belt 25 feet more or less.
l:lO inch belt Is feet more or less. /
circular saw. bull wheel complete. /
saw frame complete friction feed, /
saw GUNNER, Atlas Engine. Slab
CHAIN. boiler with all pipe connec-
tlons, peerless Truck, 3 cant hooks
! pair grabs, 2 parts Of barrels of oil
8 edger saws, LILO inch belt 30 feet
ore or less, lis inch belt 80 feet mare
or less. liz inch belt IS feet moro or
less' p'aner machine, lumber truck.
5000 feet more or less 2xS. lumber
5OOO feet more or less 2x12 lumhcr
100 feet more or less lx4 lumbar !
1O-toot smoke stack, heading mill
complete "'"'
Lots 4, 5, 6, Z, 8, 9, 10, and II in
block So in Marthaville. Lots 13. ID
ard Is in block IS in Marthaville.
appraisement.
j. w. PAYNE,
Sheriff of Natchitoches Parish.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-03

Natchltochas is Sending her full
quota of visitors to the State Fair
this year, d great many having
been gong and coming since the
opening a week ago. while a great
many more will go up to Shreve-
port for the week end.