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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-28
Les JeuneS FemmeS

The screened porch at the
Hughes home made delightful
drawing room Wednesday after
noon, when Mrs. Steve Browne.
entertained her CLUB and number
of guests. Mrs Winslow won
the very seasonable first prize, a
Polar Bear fan; Mrs. Voters, Sec
ond, a pretty camisole; Mrs. I(ar-
old Katie, guests, a dainty negli-
gee, and handworked fans were
given at each table tor consolation.
The luncheon of fruit salad,
sandwiches, olives, waters, ice tea
and cream puffs was daintily
served at the end of the game to
the members and guests. Mrs.
Randall of Shreveport, Miss Nun
of Texas, Mrs. Katie and Misses
Julie Prudomme. Chaplin and
Henry.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-28

was served upon the arrival of the
guests and promptly at 4;;30 O'Clock
the game began. For the lucky
winners, a folding table as the
first prize was won by Mrs. En-
ma Prudhome; the second, a hand
worked table cover. by Miss Inez
Chaplin; the BOBBY, a dainty
apron, by Mrs. Lawrence Prud-
homme. The gentleman's first
prize, a gold-mounted fountain
pen, by Mr.. Felix Prudhomme;
the second, pair of silk socks
and tie, by Mr.. Phonsie Prud-
homme; the BOBBY, handkerch iefs,
by Mr.. Emile Cloutier; the gener-
al consolation. a box of stationery,
by Mr.. Thomas Prudhomme.
Dainty aprons were presented to
the Misses Lisa and Adel Prud-
homme, Rose ard Media Keator,
Ivy Miller and Thelma Cloutier,
who assisted Mrs. Cloutier in
serving bounteously delicious fruit
punch, homemade cakes and can
dies.
Mrs. Cloutier was assisted by
her sisters, Mrs. B. +. Dranguet,
Phillip Cloutier, and Ed. Prud-
homme, in receiving. Those in
attendance we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
b. +. Dranguet. and daughter,
Julie; Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Clou-
tier, Mines. Loutie Chaplin, E. &.
Lawton, Albert Voters, Emma
Prudhomme, Desiree Breazeale;
Misses 1nez Chaplin, Vera Prud-
home, Emma Voiers; Mr.. and
Mrs. D. w. Breazeale, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Prudhomme and Mr. |
Wood Breazeale from Natchi-
toches; Misses Marceline and Lu-
clle Estorge from New Iberia;
Messrs. and Mmes., Paul RachaI, |
Hugh Miller, Mrs. Ado Miller,
Miss Ivy Miller from Natchez;
Messrs. and Mines. j. Lawrence
Prudhomme, Irving Cloutier,
Emile Cloutier. Clifford Cloutier,
Walter Breaz sale, Ed. G. Prud-
lomme, Reginald Prudhomme, !
ohanor Prudhonme. Ursin Lam !
're; DR.. and Mrs. Il. A. Cock
ield; Misses Lisa and AdeI Prud-
lomme, Angela Lambre. Rose
md Media Keator, Messrs. z. E.
orudhomme, Felix Prqdhomme.
'honsie Prudhomme, Joseph Clou-
ier, Alex and Guy Cloutier. MUIR
'hy Sandlin and DR.. j. I. Keator.
The characteristic hospitality
# the host and hostess added so
nuch to the merriment of the
'leasant evening that in one &C.
ord, we are ever ready for an
ther invite.
NUMBER NINE
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-28
Mr.. James caffery

The friends of the family deep.
" symplthize with Mrs. James
Caffery and her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy, who have been so sore
" distressed for the past number
of weeks, when frs. little Mary
Katherine Ceffery lowered between
life and death and just as she
passed the danger line. her father,
Mr.. James Caffery, was suddenly
stricken with appendicitis. oper-
sted on Monday night Of last week
and died Monday afternoon Of this
week. Besides his young wife
and two children, mother, father,
and one sister, other relatives are
left to mourn the demise Of q
young man taken of just on the
threshold Of his promising young
life.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-28

Banks are the machinery of
business. Most banks would
ratssor hovc -inuuy snnalf customers
than just a few large ones, for in
the latter case the bank has more
friends. Every depositor is a
friend of the bank and the bank is
his friend, There grows up a re-
Iationship which is mutually bene-
licial. 1t will increase your stand
ing in your community, will be
safer, more convenient and also
increase your own self-respect if
you become acquainted with your
banker and pay by check. Use
the banks in times of plenty and
you will have the use of them in
times of stress.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-28
Mrs. c. E. ClOutier EntertainS

The beautiful old ante bellum
home of MIR. and Mrs. G. E. Clou-
tier was the scene of a merry card
party on Sunday. July Oath.
The spacious galleries, where
fourteen tables were placed, were
beautifully decorated with ferns
and zennias. Cooling lemonade
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-28

More than one billion dollars
interest is owed to the United
States by foreign rations.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-28

Mr., and Mrs. D. w. Breazeale,
son, Henry, and niece, Miss
Gladys. spent several days in
Shreveport last week.
Messrs. l. Raphiel. e. P. Read
heimer. and A. and E. Cloutier of
Campti were among the business
visitors during the week.
Mrs. B. Rosenthal lett for her
home in Alexandria Sunday night
after a ten days. visit to her
mother, Mrs. Annie Katie.
For me to say that Church does the
best kodak finishing means nothing.
For patrons to say it means y whole
lot. Ask the Kodaker, he knows.
Mr.. V. l.. Roy was summoned
to Lafayette Saturday night to
the bedside of his son-in- -law, Mr..
James Caffery. who died Monday.
Miss Joanna Lachs Cunning of
Shreveport came down last night
for a little visit to her old home
and is the guest of Mrs. Joanna
Phillips.
Miss Lucy johnson motored
down from Shreveport Saturday
with her brother, Burros, and {
Mr.. L. Hamilton for the week l
end.
FOR SALE-A practically new re- t
frigerator. cheap for cash. Apply to
Mr.. Bonnefoey of Shreveport q
spent last week here, the guest of s
Miss Coralie Henry at the home b
of her sister and brother, Mr.. and y
Mrs. O. F. Himel. h
Miss Irma Sompayrac left dur q
ng the week for Battle Greek,
Michigan, where she will spend :,
he next few weeks taking a rest n u
ure. VI
leN
Mrs. Charles Conner of Little ii
sock spent Tuesday and Wednes- til
ay with her sister, Mrs. Scar th
orough. pl
Mrs. Pierce Pierso6 and Pierce,
r.. of New Orleans. have been
le guests of Mrs. A. H. Pierson n,
le past week. 10
Mrs. j. b. Aswell arrived Tues ln
" from Washington, D. G., and W
i'll spend a week or two here "
ith Mines. Winstead and Chaffe. l!,' =.
News of the birth of q son to
ldge and Mrs. j. H. Stephens =
dna Williams) of Shreveport o.s
been received with joy BY the -.
nily and friends. un'
thr
Mrs. e. Sanderson of Shreve. q I
rt was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. SUI
0: Payne at their beautiful the
antatlon home on Red River viii
Gently. son
Co
Mr.. H. A. Ho vcott has return Bo;
to his home in New Orleans, ab!
,er spending a couple of weeks do
the parish looking after his two
siness interests. vii
Dr.. NJ. Blacksher of New Or Se'e
ns. who is visiting his parents
their home near Robeline, was pro
guest of DR.. Jos. Bath for ior
'eral days last week. Sta
The firm of Norris & Ewing .
dissolved, j. M. Norris pur. -
lsing the share of GrevilIe Ew- -
who will devote himself to 80
Ter pursuits. 20.
gre
Nessrs. E.. G.. and f. A. (!lor. ions
:, E. G.. Phanor and Reginald HIM n
and l. P. Cloutier Eou S1
re among the Bermuda visitors fnr,
ing tne week. fow
~. new
AZ" "coAS an
. with relatives and friends, mer
IS Mathilde Greneaux lett Fri q iii
for . couple of weeks visit to resi-
1 s' = 1aoln VI Msns MeI
L. pill,
)r. Robert Bernhard OF New
cans accompanied his friend,
Blacksher, upon bis visit here Re
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-28
DIR. W.. II. Williams with his

}, DR.. w. T. Williams with hi
S son, Whitfield, Joined his brother
D Judge j. A. Williams, son an
Mr.. J. NJ. Wardlow of Colfa
when they came thru here las
week en- route to Arkansas. wller
they will visit Hot Springs AM
che Ozarks the next few weeks.
666 has more limitations than an
other Fever Tonic on the market, bu
no one wants limitations.
Mr.. Joe Walker, Secretary O
the Shreveport Chamber of Com
rnerce, for many years a T. & P
official, spent several days here
last week enjoying fishing in Cane
River Lake, when he was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H,
Keyser.
! DR.. and Mrs. James Warren OF
Houma came up IN their car Sun
day for visit to Mrs. Warren's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Por-
ter. Mrs. Schrote, who will be
recalled as Emma Kent, an old
Normal'te of Thibodaux, also
Mary and Barbara Elizabeth Por-
ter, the attractive little daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Porter of
New Iberia, accompanied them.
Mrs. James Caffery, who has
been in attendance upon her little
daughter who was opereted on for
appendicitis about seven weeks
ang and has been so desperately
sick, but is now regaining her
her strength very satisfactorily,
was summoned to the bedside of
her husband in Lafayette who
died Monday has returned.
The Boy Scouts entertained the
Rosebuds at the, incest dance Fri
day night that these young folks
ever enjoyed, at the Comus, while
the older set had just as good |
Time at the skating rink where !
The regular weekly dance took
place.
The ENTERPRISE is in receipt of
letter from Mr.. T. B. Sellers.
PRESIDENT of the School Board, in
lefense Of the Board and in the
interest Of the 3-mill tax. Owing
b the late hour it reached US. its
'reat length, and rush of official
natter, it cannot be published un.
il our next issue.
Instead of three as originally |
lanned, the State Board of Health :
Ill establish five parish. health. G
nits because Of the interest shown
lruout the state and also establish 8
Bureau of Rural Sanitation to
lpervise and direct the work OF =
le five health units, all of which
i'll be under the temporary per- i
NAL supervision of Dr.. 2. w. !
ovington of the International \
oard. who is so we'll and favor
'!y known in Natchitoches. Cad =,
and Bsaurcyard arc the next -
70 parishes ip which the work
i'll be organized, the fifth to be
lected later. u
q ii
Make the best, better" is the n
oppressive battle-cry of the jun
r Clubs thruout the Unit ID +,
ates. They are constantly on b
Q lookout for more efficient and al
'-to-date methods, and are will
z to try new schemes. That is
ny the Junior Club member
ually develops into the pro-
essive, thrifty adult, with WIS.,
ns Of Improvement ever before 4.
n. The Boys and Girls Short Il
'urse, to be held at the State
primal August II to 18, will
rnish opportunity for club fel-
wshiD, for getting and giving
" ideas, and above all, to get
inspiration which will not
rely be temporary, but will last
ife time. The cost of a weeks
;idence on the Normal grounds
only six dollars, each Club
smber Bringing two sheets and
lowcases with him.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-28
THURSDAY, JULY %. 1921

THURSDAY, JULY %. 1921
DE VoE's FoREcAsr--Jul
~ 30, pleasant; 81, showers; Aug
ust storm will form over tn
Missouri Valley and move south
eastward; 1-3, thunder storms: 4,
pleasant.
Mr.. j. b. Tucker spent Mon
day in Shreveport.
Miss Carrie Dormon was a visi.
tor to Natchitoches during the
week.
Mr.. Giles Millspaugh has re-
turned from an enjoyable house
party in Shreveport.
Miss Beth Williams is visiting
Mr.. anu Mrs. T. H. McNeeley of
Colfax.
45,inch permanent finish white or
CANDY.
S. & H. Kaffie
Mr.. Robert j. Phillips was
business visitor to Alexandria
Tuesday.
Mrs T. z. Raggio has returned
from visit to her son, Mr.. Tom
Raggio, and his family of Monroe.
Mr.. Fred Phillips of Shreveport
spent Friday in Natchitoches with
friends.
Miss Claudia Sentell of Bunkie
was the guest of Miss Elizabeth
Winslow the past week.
We are proud of the confidence doc
tors, druggists, and the public have in
666 Chill and Fever Tonic.
Mr.. j. E. Sers left Friday for
q couple of weeks visit to relatives
in Mansfield.
Mrs. Kelsoe and daughter, Miss
Sadie of Boyce are the guests of
MIR. and Mrs. HoroId Katie 1t
DIR. M. E. Katie came down
from Shreveport to enjoy Sunday
at his old home. 4
Imported 45-inch colored organdy. v
finish, all shades. y
S. s II. Kaffie.
Mr. Charles Hertzog of New J
Mexico is the guest of his sister, Il
Mrs. Alice Deblieux. En-
Mr.. md Mrs. George English 4
md children motored in from
kobeitne Friday for visit.
Mrs. T. P. Chaplin and daugh- E
;er, Miss Inez, are spending the p
week at Bermuda. RI
666 cures Malaria, Chills and Fever,
Bilious Fever, Colds and LaGrippe, or
money refunded. 81
Miss Joan Chaffe of New Or in
ears is on her regular summer b,
,isit to relatives here.
Mr.. Robert Phillips lett Mon Ie
lay night for Colorado. where he at
will spend the next few weeks. tn
Mrs. Phillip Cloutier and chill
|ren have returned from visit
o relatives at Bermuda. ma
Gu
! Just received one case Of New Fall :
'ingham, in solids and small plaids. -
IS. s 81. Kaffie OF
Messrs. James Dey, Mat. Hert-
og, E. P. Readhelmer and son - :,
vere among tae weeks visitors.
Miss Mildred Hill reached home ou
'unday night from . most enjoy
BILE visit to New Orleans and he
'kreveport. I'M
Messrs. l., $. and L. Friedman, ~ ~
and N. Kranson, H. Miller and g g
}. Rachal were in from Natchez ~
u.ing the week.
Judge J. E. Reynolds, candi- y,
alto tor the Supreme Bench. spent las
thursday here circulating among 6el
hc voters. -.
86-inch embroidered organdy, white va
rounds, colored dots.
s.. Z II. KAffie.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-28
The Final Result

Results are what count. Why does
80 per cent Of the film finishing 20 to
Chureh's Studio? There's a reason.
Figure it out.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-28

A delicious luncheon of chicken
salad, olives, sandwiches, ice tea,
crystalized watermelon rind, and
chocolate fudge was served to the
members and guests, Mines. Chap
lin, Henry, L. Deblieux, Winslow,
d. and D. W. Breazeale, and Miss
Marlie Deblieux.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-28
The Round Table

Mrs. Phanor Breazeale enter
tained her club and a number of
guests Thursday afternoon, when
the terrible weather made the
cheer within the brighter. Mrs.
Bath won first prize, a set of
handsome cut glass sherbet glasses;
Mrs. Desire Breazca'e, the guests,
a handsome Bohemian glass cream
bowl, and Mrs. Alice Deblieux,
consolation, a dainty Madeira
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-28

IlolO.
| DR.. Robert Bernhard OF New
Orleans accompanied his friend,
Dr.. BIacksher, upon bis visit here
last week, when besides enjoying
fishing in Cane River Lake, he
was taken upon two fox hunts
which furnished successful sport.
Mr.. L. McEschin went to Little
Rock for the week end, taking
back bis little son who has been
enjoying visit Of several weeks
here where his father and uncle
arc busy with the sewerage work.
Mr.. Conrad Lscoq. : we'll known
man Of Point Coupae,
who is now State Fire Marshal,
spent Saturday in Natchitoches,
when be personally inspected the
lire district.
Miss Sudie Stephens spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Smell Of
Minden and on her return brought
back her little nephew. Hugh, son
= = =
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-28

Mr.. Will Payne went to Shreve.
port and Homer on official bust
ness for his father during the
week, bringing back the prisoners
he went after.
Su.,t. q. E. Hooper has return
"a from Z visit to New Orleans,
where be won't on business about
school bonds.
Mcssrs. 4. and H. Rogers Of
Shreveport came. down for ! visit
4, their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. 9. Rogers, last week.
Mrs. @. G. Prudhomme and
sis:cr. Miss Clarisse Deblieux, are
fnioying : visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
=. aloInnis Of Shreveport.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE OF MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY Of the District Of Columbia,
Corner 18th Street and New York Ave, De-
cember IA. 1921. Policy holders are notified
that policies expire at noon on the last Mon
day in December t26th instant), and the
rate of renewal. for 1922 il / per centum on
the premium notes. The Manager have or
dered paid to the policy holders q Return
Of Savings according to the value Of each
policy on the thirty-hrst day Of last Decem-
Der. POLICIES MUST BE PRESENTED for
endorsement Of the payments, except where
held In connection with loans in which case
they should be brought In later to have
duplicate payments entered. The last Mon
day being \ legal holiday this year. the Of
fee will be closed that day PLEASE AT
TEND EARLY AND AVOID THE CROWD.
L. PIERCE BOTELER, SECRETARY. ass
The Washington herald., 1921-12-20
GARAGES.
FINANCIAL.

MONEY FOR I'd TRUST LoANs on o. O.
property. @. b. LiKENS. lS<< @ st. 50.
Nain 5O57 lls9
FIRST TRUST REAL ESTATE NoTEs. rs.
secured on modern residences In the Dis
trict Of Columbts; depcmips tons 500 aud
upward LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 1907 y.
Y. ave. nw.. estsbhshed 1875. Main llee
FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, PLATE GLASS. Buzz
glary insurance. LOUIS r. sHoEhAKER.
loot n. ]. ave. ~. Main ilea iasuirs
fss NJ. Duet
The Washington herald., 1921-12-20

FORT WEIGHT APARTNENTs;
ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS; MODERN
FIREPRooF BUILDING; REAUrf-
Full AND SPACIOUS LOBBY:
MOST EXCLUSIVE LOCATIONS:
GROSS INCOME. e37.o50; NET IN
COME. $4,000: PRICED. 10000;
BELOW REAL VALUE. GATE
WOOD e. BENNETT. 800 CONT.
III. BLDG. MAIN b594.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-03-09

[By Evening News correspondent.1
NEWARK, March 9.-John j.
Stamler. counsel for Frank Gold.
Inc, of Perth Amboy, served notice
on Director of Prohibition for New
Jersey George w. Van Note and
Group Head George A. Demo today.
that on Monday he will make ap-
plication to the federal court di-
recting them to return the liquor
taken from Gold. and which is now
held by the government at the La
Bricque warehouse in Newark.
This action on the part of the
counsel for Frank Gold. Inc. follows
the refusal of the director of prohibi-
tion to allow the liquor to be moved
from the warehouse until told to do
by the prohibition department
in Washington. The director of pro-
hibition took this stand following a
decision rendered by United States
Commissioner John A. Matthews, of
Newark. who ordered the liquor re-
turned on the ground that the search
warrant upon which the liquor was
seized had not been properly drawn.
The liquor is valued at $4,000
and consists of 962 cases of whiskey.
ninety-three barrels of whiskey and
twenty-five barrels of alcohol. Sig
mund Spitzer and Frank Gold.
mem bers of the firm, were held un-
der $4,000 bail at the time the raid
was made, by United States Com
missioner John A. Delaney in this
city.
Gold when recently arraigned in
Trenton pleaded guilty to selling ESQ
cases of whiskey to Trenton people.
The raid on the warehouse here took
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-03-09
CARS DAMAGED IN THREE
AUTO ACCIDENTS HERE

Three automobile accidents were
reported to the police yesterday and
today. Several vehicles were dam
aged but no injuries resulted.
Patrolman Frank Tonghini re-
ceived a report of a collision at the
corner of Davidson avenue and
Smith street late yesterday after
noon between A car driven by John
Olsen and a delivery car owned by
solomon Shamulinsky. The latter
car was badly damaged.
Another report was received by
Patrolman Frank Tonghini of an
accident at the corner Of Smith and
Elm streets last night. An automo-
bile driven by Thomas Hendrickson
crashed into a milk wagon belonging
TO Max Jaffe of 327 Prospect street,
and driven by Joseph Lescieski. The
automobile was damaged.
An automobile driven by Louis +.
Horner. of 3O3 Washington street,
was run into by a bicycle driven by
John Andreas, of Goodwin street. at
= corner of Johnstone street and
Washington street about O'Clock
this morning. according to a report
made by the automobile driver to
Lieutenant Andrew Jensen this
morning. The bicycle was damaged.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-03-09
WORK ON STATE SOLDIERS
BONUS TO START SOON

Work on the state bonus will be-
gin in this district Immediately and
will be in charge of County Com
mander Raymond P. White. of the
American Legion. who has the dis
tri which includes Middlesex,
Monmouth and Ocean counties un-
der his supervision. Perth Amboy
has been selected by Commander
White as his headquarters and all
bonus activities for these three
counties will be carried on here.
The state bonus is being distributed
by the government only through the
American Legion and all applica-
tions for the bonus must come
through this source. Mr.. Whites
territory has in it approximately
10, 600 men who are eligible to the
bonus. all of whom win be taken
care of through the Perth Amboy
office.
The offer of the American Legion
of the state to assist with the dis
tribution was readily accepted by
the authorities and eliminates the
extra expenditure by the state OF
several thousands of dollars.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-03-09
RQRRF rs GET
$500 IN BONDS
From $40 to $50 in Cash
Also Taken From Rippen
Cigar Company Plant.

Six hundred dollars in liberty
bonds and from $40 to $50 in cash
were taken by thieves from Office of
the II. R!ppen CompaHy's cigar
plant in the old Hartman hotel
building on Front street some time
last night or early this morning.
Entrance to the building was gained
by forcing a skylight over back
door.
six tubs of sweet butter were
stolen from an automobile truck be-
longing to Hmielski Bros. in the
Rubright garage on Maple street
some time last night or early this
morning. The butter belonged to
the Wagner and Wurtzel Company
Lieutenant Detective Lawrence A.
Long Investigated the cigar plant
job. and is working on some import
ant information received. Desks IN
the Office were ransacked. the bonds
taken and the cash taken from a
petty cash box. Lieutenant Detec-
tive John Huff is working on the
butter theft
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-03-09
HARDING SE ms
MESSAGE TODAY
Urges Early Ratification of
Long Pending Treaty With
Colombia. Text Kept Secret
[Bv rhe Assoclated Press.

WASHINGTON. March 9-Ratifi-
cation of the long pending treaty
with Colombia is urged by President
Harding in his first formal message
to the senate Immediately on re-
ceipt of the document the senate
went into executive session.
The text of the message was not
made public at the White House,
officials holding that it was execu-
tive business.
Three assistant treasurersS S. Par
ker Gilbert. Jr.. of Bloomfield. n. j..
Ewing Laporte. of st. Louis. and
Nicholas Kelley. of New York. were
renominated today by President
Harding. Mr.. Gilbert is assistant
secretary in charge of fiscal offices.
The nomination of DIR. c. E. Saw
yer. of Marion. o.. the Harding
family physician to be a brigadier
general in the medical reserve corps
was sent to the senate today by
President Harding. DIR. Sawyer has
been selected for White House ply
sicisn and will be called into active
service.
ID. r. Crissinger. Marion. o..
lawyer. is understood to be under
consideration for appointment as
comptroller of the currency.
Some years ago he was Democratic
nominee for congress in the Marion
district. but in the same campaign
was a supporter of the Republican
national ticket.
Members of the supreme court.
headed by Chief Justice White, were
received by President and Mrs. Hard
ing in the Blue Room. The call was
in accordance with long established
1t Tt.e .rsf1
their respects to each new chief ex-
ecutive.
Thomas w. Lamont. one of the
financial advisers to the peace COM
mission at Versailles. conferred with
President Harding. He said his call
was primarily in the interest of Chin
ese famine relief.