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Patents

PATENTS PROCURED 0. H. Brad dock Patent Lawyer, formerly mem Der examining corps U. s. Patent Of- fee, Security Bldg. Bar. esoo- ofhce hours to 6 or by appointment L2s.!l' PATENTS developed and manufactured. ing their models and the manufactur, ing and designing of all tool and small St '19L25alI
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STLTE OF CONNECTICUT, District
 of Bridgepsor!ss !s,, ss, Probate Court
 vIe<e nf Michele D'Elia late of the Town of Briigeport, in said District. de- Tpe Court of Probate for the District of Eridgeport hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for Cre5itors of said Estate to exhibit their c1a5Tos for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts ProperiS at, . racovery All persons indebted to said SSs+ete are requested to make immediate pay - PAUL P. DELLA, Administrators.
 Address, es5 Washington Ave. T6s'
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Bowling.
ROWIING
Cleaners and Dyers


 SCHUTzE'S CLEANERS, DYEaRS o4-Aee' Works, 775 Wood Avenue Dveins. and Cleaning of all kinds: Gloves Cleaned Oc Pair. Phone B. DIV. TT0NoNTY FLEMING & PRESSING CO.-Suits steam pressed 35c OrqeTs called for and delivered 963 East Malr St Bar. 2301-3. el -
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Restaurant

RESTAURANT-Want the best dinner in town for 40c? Try the Swedish Restaurant, 155 Colorado Ave-; eor.
 RESTAURANT
 GARDEN OF CASERTA, Italian American Restaurant. Daily Lunch 46c from I:30 to 2:30. Dinner i5c, to 5 Special Chicken Sunday Dinner loo 15iO Main St.. next to Armory. Nop!e WINDSOR RESTA URANT. 601 Howard Ave-, near Sta-e St. Regular dinner s5c. Home cooking. All foods in first class condition. RZSall"
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Auto Painting
Art Goods.

BATLEY'S ART SHOP ROT Stratford Ave, near Eas1 TTIet TInga,-ie BebT Dresses and Sets. Pillow ,,n9p T9ps, Senfer Pieces. Doy1ies and Scarfs, tiaTos tnIo~ Cases etc. Hand made ~ crocLe1ee9 = -zz
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Truckiag and Storage

Trucking and storage
 A phone 6 HAdRo NobIe Sss E9ulpped fS9 S10 Po mov:
 anything. anywhere. Trip translans 1asn.
 HE and general trucking. Local and
 l2ng aisea dis5shee Ta stratford erdrs M contracts
 Au@ tanes TRSGNFh neyihs Phone 5sa nar ana sS ess ARNOLD BROS.-Motor transportation.
 local and long distanse 5sgs Tseeks rsssa a by
 Tel Bar 455s-14. P14aII. CALL BARNUM 1o55-4 when you want
 prompt and careful trucking .sta: service:
 1tags a1to xpress pr Is Wood IS Ave Rasa CENTRAL TRUCKING CO., Lighs
 sfss sffsafofd asivsTsa STe saF sa1y 4Ss uaoas TKUcKS KuNNING fFeg1sR,tdIy YTaT,dynte se E4T %iI swift Rros: Express Co. Bar. zS7S RiS.,. EAAS5HF5NS MI00ToIRR PIs[t5 TKUGKEENG Ef DsjIa sna
 Pbia, Springfield and Worcester. F1.PF Rh9ps HIVE YOUR PIANO MOVED by A. D; years. years Phone Bar. 6sss- Office e4s New HANSON TRUCKING co.
 Movers. Three Trucks, running. Guaran-  house Ave, corner Main. Barnum 345l- ! JOSEPH T. BIECHELE. general truck. i ing and express delivery. Prices 10
 suit. 241 osss Alex St. Bridgeport t7ss S0nn- 1Ia LIGHT TRUy KING and express deliv- cries city and suburban: prompt ser | vice, reasonable rates; factory con, tracts solicited For quick service can | Barnum 2562. t1l2all~ L. CAPOzzELLO,- local and long dis tance Furniture Moving and Trlcklng- Also dealer in sweet cider. ss1 LeXlng- Lex
 ton Ave. Noble 1348 Hl2as' TRUCKING-Local long distance truck
 ing and moving. Also furnituTs pack
 ,I1 RrSeT Wintge sf si NoBie 7os WILSON LOCAL and LONG DISTANCE
 TRUCKING. Also wood for sale. Sat
 isfaction guaranteed 1179 North Aye
 Call all hours Barnum 5672 AGall. MOVINGEFurniture. freight. macninery. sPringieid, Hartford: New saeiadon. Lendon: ton guaranteed; P. Becker. ofiee z ztoa Barnum Ave. Tel. stratford sl. Hl9a P
 P. J. MURPHY, MOVING Trucking, local and long distance; furni. , ture and piano moving. Satis1astion yoas . P. E. TURNER. 680 Lindley St; loca and long distance trucking and nov . ing. Saatisfaction guaranteed. tI9da1is PnHn' :. TRUCKING OF ALL KINDS = Good:
 moved ,on short notice, both local aS anS
 removed promptly. Factory trucking,
 speciality. Excavation work done D!
 contract Prompt attention given t! all orders & whsther large 9r PTS smae ns4ar @ %. 'S 945 Main St., Rooms 2e4 and zoS, te ,ss m 2342 BarnuIn- Bisall-
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Auto Radiators

EPECIAL-Nov. P to q. Ford ;Iu,lt FendeT7 d 5o s14E0 set Hoods $4.5O. Headlights S4.9o: Ronevcomb Radiators S15-00. Don let this opportunity pass by. Conn. >5afIe aGto Rad. Co., 69 Crescent Ave- COT -INSoIie
 STAR AUTO MACHINE co.
 s-11RRAN RADIATORS for Fo-ds- VIII not boil; undamaged by freezing sor sale here. S73 HouSatonlc AVe; ,Eofis
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Real Estate Wanted

IF TT IS REAL ESTATE or business opportunities you want to buy or sell. Inquire David Apstein, 373 Sttilman St. Tel. Bar. 70S8. UIaii- STEPHENS BUSINESS EXCHANGE. All kinds of Insurance. We can sell your business. If your house is TOT sale or rent see Clients waiting. 305 Liberty Bldg. Bar. 1039. 29atl'
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THE AIYON
REPAIRING
TVREfNkS

in Bridgeport and sold to the public at wholesale prices. Every trunk guaranteed New ork iF"i' shop and Store. 490 East Main s.
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Auto Accessories
AUTO TOPS

AUTO TOPS
 sliD Covers, Rugs, Curtains and Keo Kaes DDaiHr;np huto Leather Goods Co.,. EIo linden Ave Phone Stratford "A UT Stratford 922. Prices reasonable .,o.u.
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Services Offered

DRESSES REMODELED Summer Dresses any style s2.5U. Try me or l will call. Address 2is William St., DreSSmaker. bi0-A S@
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Insurance
Lost

L0ST-Bank book No. H195. Return to Mechanics & Farmers Savings Bank
 H30s*p3-3-3 LOST-Passbook No. 1TTTS1. Return to Mechanics & Farmers Savings Hank
 H30s*p3-3-3
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Awnings

AwNTNGs- CANVAS Goops, Flags
 waternroof covers. Tents for sale or to rent Prices reasonable George l. Wenes. i1 Carver St. NooIe Zoz.:
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Auctioneer

AUCTION Keane, s0 cs Saase St. will buy your furniture, Seds store stocks fixtures. war rehcsr; ss
 mum 1852. tAos-
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Florist

CHAIIES A DOEBELI, the. North Bridgeport Florist, 2G Reservoir Ave ave. Great assortment of Ferns. Cut fioW- ers etc Floral Designs for all occa- sions. Tel Noble 1917. o2alI~ BROOKLAWN CONSERVATORIE RI ES Julius Reck, Prop tIofai hS7tsns' Phone BarnIn1 1SJo- lSf ifdil-
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Animals

A0TTATIC PLANTS, FISH FOODS. Canary, sunfiower Seeds. Graue5 aar Sing- ETideeport Modern Pet Shop, SIsS Sroaa ana Elm StS. H-.!!
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Ar,to Tire Vulcanizing

VTLCANIZING of all kinds. whoIesa!,s tTar,e and retail Reasonable prices; "0a "oaA l491 State St. Hrs c. ", BALL = Tire Vulcanizing ol ai- kinds. All work guaranteed. fSSTa,sTtIa able prices. Harrison Ave- -SM1sI se
 Beach, Milford Conn., Ptox
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Monuments
Optician

F-IYMAN & SON, OptrometIists. 12s State St. Eye examinations Watches; Clocks Jewelry. Repair work of all kinds Bar l60S 1ei24da.
 OPTICIAN
 P. c. GILLETT, 2o Post ODte Arcade
 Upstairs A4ah
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Poultry and Supplies

X FULL LINE of Park & Pollard's and W Worthmcre poultry feeds always in stock Standard Feed Co.,, 1884 Main St. Barnum 92O.
 NY .PERFECT EGG MASH will pro duce more eggs, keep your fowls healthier and give better all around results than any other feed. Ten yeara with poultry in large focks taught . me me from S235 up. Ingersoll. Phone Strat- ford s19 Gta s- CHOICE EGGS, Barred and White Rocks R. c. Brown Leghorns, Speckied Suesex Golden Wyandottes. S15o set ting. prepaid s1.75. Schanzel Howe.' Hillside Ave Bar. 593o-3. Oloa s
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Lots For Sale

EAKGE LOTS. 50 x 15o feet. sloo up. Pav down S10 and B per month James Tisdaie TrumbuIl, near post office
 R2s;As"p EIMORE FARM LOTS, near Trurn, bIJT Station; g fruit trees on each: $lO down and S1 per month. Mrs. Smith on far1n will show you. P1-u iIT -F7VyII-D, E mile north of Beardsley Park Lots 50 x 15o, sI5 up, easy pay ments. Hawley, 3301 Main St. R2Sa*s"
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ALTO TRIMMING

AUTO JRIMN MNINu TOPS. CUSHIONS, CURTAINS and d SIInc0vers canvas work, coverings ana SaPs G. Loseno. lO4 French St,
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-03-10
BROWNS AND BOGALUSA

EVERYONE IN BOGALUSA is MIGHTY GLAD TO
have the Browns with us and the citizens Of Bogausa
will be interested knowing that the Browns are mighty
glad to be here. From Lee Foil down to the rockies
there is nothing but the highest praise for Bogausa and
they are not keeping it secret
Martin J. Haley of the st. Louis Globe-Democrat and
who by the way giving Bogausa the greatest publicity
of any writer in the cts history has been with bali teams
at training camp for the past several years and he
states that in all his experience that Bogausa is the only
cythat has lived up to its promises and gone cOnd
erably further by doing more than was promised
The accommodations which were provided by the
Great Southern Lumber Company ideal and the boys
have nothing but the highest praise for the services they
are receiving at the Pine Tree Inn W. S. Gardiner on
the lob every minute of the day. and most Of the night to
see that their wants are Immediately supplied.
when we ask for anything at the hotel" said one
of the best known players in the American League 1--WE
are not told that it will be looked into but within
shorter time than would expect In the best hotel IN
in all my le they simply go out OF their way in Bogasa
to make it enjoyable for and know there is not mem
Der of the team who will not leave Bogausa with regret
when we finish training, and also know that it was
left to the members of the team to where would
train next spring. that would be Bogalusa by 100 per
cent"
Manager Coleman of the Terre Haute Ind, team of
the Central League and former manager of the Mobile
club said that the club house built here for the Browns
was by far better than any club house the American
League circuit and that it surpassed DerO which had
the best in the league The grounds said Mr. Coleman
are great and by next year they be made good
any in the country"
Every citizen of Bogalusa going to watch the record
of the Browns during the coming and is already
predicted that the Browns to win the pennant We
sincerely trust they get it in walk but we want to notify
Lee Foil right here thathen he gets possession of the
flag Bogalusa is going to rob him of little of the credit
and claim that BOgalusa somewhat responsible for
the success of the Browns.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-03-10
Great Opportunities
for Strawberry Raisers

At the Chamber Of Commerce
meeting Saturday afternoon, J. P.
Starns impressed upon the business
men and the farmers present that
this vicinity was overlooking one of
the greatest of opportunities in not
raising and abundance Of strawber-
ries here. The soil is especially
adapted to the raising of strawber-
ries and Mr.. Starns suggested that
the Chamber of Commerce try and
induce the famers to begin planting
on small scale and later to increase
the acreage. He suggested that the
Chamber of Commerce purchase
plants enough to start the crop and
that by next fall there would be
enough plants to give every farmer
in this section enough to plant one
acre. He went into details as to the
amount of profit that could be made
if the berries were raised in large
enough quantities and properly mar
keted.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-03-10
CREAMERY WILL BUY
ALL LOCAL MILK

Bogalusa stands a fair chance Of
having one Of the most active cream
cries In this section Of the South, and
if the present men who conduct the
dairies. even on small scale, will
all agree to sell their milk to the Bo-
galusa Creamery, DR.. J. H. Slaughter
announces he will serve the citizens
of Bogalusa with pasteurized milk,
establish milk routes all over the city
and give Bogalusa dairy and cream
cry business that will compare favor
ably with any city its sizes In the
country.
The plan should work to the ad-
vantage of both the present dairy
men and the citizens of BOgalusa. By
buying the output of every dairy IN
Bogalusa it is believed the dairymen
will make more money than before,
because they will not have to spend
several hours a day delivery milk,
collecting, washing and buying bot
ties, and other details connected with
with the dairy business. The public
win receive pasteurized milk at the
same price they are now paying for
milk that is not pasteurized.
DR.. Slaughter has announced that
he will not attempt the plan unless it
meets with the approval of every man
who is now actively engaged in the
dairy business.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-03-10
SO AUTOS WAIT TO
CROSS FERRY HERE

There ought to be at least 100
more boosters for a bridge across
Pearl River at Bogalusa as a result
of the delay these visitors were given
when they Started home after the ball
game Sunday. One of Bogalusa's
leading citizens happened to be mo-
toring near the river and saw the
bridge lined with cars and went to
investigate the trouble and, by actual
count, found SO automobiles waiting
to be taken across in the ferry. AS
a result, those with cars in the rear
were compelled to wait almost two
hours before the could cross the river
in the present primitive manner.
Every citizen in Washington parish
as well as Pearl River county will be
pleased to learn that it is expected
bids will be advertised for the build
ing of bridge within the next thirty
days, according to j. H. Cassidy, who
for the past two years has devoted
much time toward securing the
bridge.
The delay in advertising for bids
was due to sounding the bottom of
the river in order to get details re-
garding the foundation for the
bridge. Mr.. Cassidy believes the
work will be well under way this
year. The building.of bridge across
Pearl River here will be one of the
greatest things in the history of the
city. Money for building the bridge
is already available.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-03-10
Underwood Shares
Honors With Sisler

Don't think, though, that George
Sisler was the only star performer
of the afternoon, for he was not. One
Virgil Underwood, Pelican recruit
and native of BOgalusa, took occa-
sion Of the Pelican's visit to the IA
nous sawmill town to impress his
fellow townsmen with the fact that
it is going to take mighty good man
to keep him from breaking into the
Birds lineup, especially if he con-
tinues to play the brand of ball which
he demonstrated yesterday in the
game between st. Louis and New Or
leans.
Underwood's work at the short
field for the Pels was splendid and
the many fans and supporters of the
Dobbers had visions of another Joe
Sewell when they saw the Bogalusa
lad in action during the contest.
Underwood may be seen over any
part of the field, he plays his posi-
ton on the edge of the diamond and
say he has) to cover the short field
and some second base territory. For
instance, "Baby Doll" jacobson sent
a hot grounder down on the right side
of second base which is on the oppo-
site side which Virgil plays, the ball
took a bad bounce and went over
Cotton" Knaupp's head, but Under
wood was right behind him and threw
Jacobson out. The Bogalusa rookie
also made many other beautiful
catches and splendid stops of hot
balls smacked in his direction.-The'
Times-Picayune.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-03-10
UNDERWOOD ALMOST
WON BERTH SUNDAl

Decidedly the treat for New
leans and Bogalusa ball fans n \
spring seasons curtain-raiser owe,
the lumber metropolis SUNDAY
the playing of Virgil Underwoos
native of Bogalusa and a find Il /.
New Orleans club. Underwood pisrs
short and he did it in a manner Il
left no yearnings in the hearts h a
leanians for either Joe Sewell or n
Raider. It is a, bit premature "a 4
that in one game Underwood Won
berth on the Pelican team, but y.
though his performance Sus5
proved only brillioht flash
would still predict for Underwood
place in fast company before Is
long.
Underwood is of the same Issv
as Sewell, and if there is anysb
lacking in either his fielding 81
ting it was not to be observed
day. He is remarkably fast On
feet, has a strong and sure tha
and he pulled at least one play
showed him to be a quick thinker
a dandy little ground coverer.
Hamilton, Sporting Editor New &
leans Item.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-03-10
PAPER MILL WILL NOT
START UNTIL APRIL /

The resumption of work at the
plant Of the Bogalusa Paper Com
pany, which had been announced for
March Is, has been postponed owing
to the fact that during the past few
days the market has shown a sudden
decline. Shortly after the first Of
the year there was an increase in de-
mand for products of the paper com
pany and about thirty days run of
paper was sold and it was planned to
reopen the plant next week, with the
hope that the market would improve
enough to keep the plant running.
Mr.. Sullivan is optimistic over the
situation, however, and believes that
within a short time the market will
have reached a point where the plant
can be operated without loss. He ex-
poets conditions to improve within
the next two weeks so that the plant
can begin operation about April 1st.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-03-10
OGDEN CHILD is IN
MYTHICAL CONDITION

Billie, the year-and-a-half-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Ogden of Vir-
ginia avenue, who drank a quantity
of paint remover at noon Tuesday, is
getting along nicely and every indi-
cation points to his recovery. He
Was resting well when the Enterprise
went to press Wednesday evening.
Just how much of the liquid the
child drank is not known, but it is
very strong caustic. The condition
of the child is stils serious, but at
tending physicians say he has an ex-
cellent chance for recovery.
Mr.. Ogden is one of the city's most
popular and best known citizens and
is the resident salesman for Albert
Mackie Company Of New Orleans.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-03-10
OIL STREETS AND HIGHWAY

NOW THAT BOGALUSA AND WASHINGTON PAR
N h are completing several miles of modern roads, they
should at once provide means of maintaining these roads,
and The Enterprise believes that just the streets
are placed in condition that they should be oiled This
will not only eliminate the dust but will save great deal
of the roads and have great and good effect
upon the drainage.
In communities where they have the best highways
the roads are oiled and this was done even during the
when crude oil was at the highest price in the history of
the oil inustry the streets oiled this spring
and again in midsummer there would not be particle of
devoted so much time and work to good road building
should investigate the approximate saving it would
to the roads We believe that the city and parish do
not have the money, they would find it good investment
to borrow the money in order to do this work.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-03-10
JESS JOHNSON NEW
RULER OF THE ELKS

Jess Johnson was elected exalted
ruler of the local lodge of Elks on
Friday evening and plans are being
made to have public installation of
the officers the early part of April.
Mr.. Johnson is expected to resign
his position at New Orleans in the
near future and return to Bogalusa
to resume his practice of law.
P. o. Leblanc was elected leading
knight; Joseph Cohen, loyal knight,
and P. W. Lindsey, lecturing knight /;
c. L. Black, secretary, and o. J..
Richard, treasurer; w. H. Sullivan,
trustee. The other offices are ap-
pointive and will be announced by
Mr.. Johnson on assuming the chair.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-03-10
GREATEST HITTERS
FACE BEST PITcHrs

The greatest hitting tes,
ArErican League last seaso. e &
the team carrying the graa sn iae'
Of pitchers next week when Il IS
Louis Browns clash with ~ NJ
lyn Dodgers at the Colore5 . oi91
Park Tuesday and Wednesds..s
The baseball fans Of FMS
for many miles around wbo sssea
pecting to witness these osn - 8
have an opportunity of seias
hurlers as Burleigh Grimes ~ saa
spit-ballef, who is credited u,; MI
victories than any other a sI na
the National League last ~
Leo Galore, who pitched 4 90
tie against the Boston Braves es.'l "a
rod Smith, G. E. Mitchell, and NJ sa
of Uncle Wilbert's great sta.s
out their bag of tricks againss 4
sterling sons of swat, Georos So y.
"Baby DolP jacobson, To5;n y
liams and Davis.
Last seasons the Browns j.
tied with being the Creates ~.
club in both leagues with 4 tasr.
erage of 1903. However. the NJ Z
will also have few sluggers Il = Il
team, including Hy Myers, Wbo n
all other hitters in three-base w NJ
last session.
It is figured the feature i
games will be the fact that fha = =. !
est hitting team will oppose the s =
est pitching staff, with the re-.
having slightly the edge on tbs;s
ponents in fielding because u 4
early start in training. The prs,s.
exhibition games Of this seasor Y
be played in Bogalusa.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-03-10
BOGALUSA MOVIES
ABOUT COMPLETED

The motion pictures which were
taken in Bogalusa on the day the
new 100000 High School was dedi-
Gated and which was attended by sew
eral distinguished citizens of the
state, are nearing completion and will
be ready for delivery within the next
two weeks.
On Sunday evening the pictures
were exhibited to Mayor Sullivan and
party and Mr.. Sullivan pronuROces
the wonderful The arrangement of
the film was decided upon as well
as suitable titles for the various
scenes.
Announcement as to when and
where the pictures will be shown will
likely be announced next week.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-03-10
PARKING OF CARS


ROGALUSA is BADLY IN NEED OF SOME AR
rangement for parking cars, was demonstrated at
the baseball game Sunday, when possible 300 were
placed the ball park in about the manner in
which bunch of blackbirdswould light in field. How
the cans got out without accident remains mys
terry. With enough to conveniently park thou
sand cars regulations be made so that cars can be
parked and moved with the minimum possibility of an
accident and at the convenience of the driver any time
All that would be necessary would be for the police to
make the drivers line their cars up with enough open
space at front and back for the to drive out If this
put into practice for Sunday or two the citizens
would readily adopt the habit.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-03-10
'Dry World" Lecture
This Evening at 7:45

DR.. G. A. Henry, noted Anti-Saloon
League lecturer and for many
months was an associate with pussy
Foot" johnson in the British Isles,
will deliver a lecture this evening at
7:45 at the First M. E. Church,.
DR.. Henry has made addresses in
the leading cities of England, SCOT
land and Wales and the United
States. The subject of the address
will be 'tAmerica as Leader in the
Campaign for a Dry World"
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-03-10
DAYLIGHT STOCK LAW
TO COME BEFORE COUNCIL

At the next regular meeting of the
Commission Council an ordinance viii,
be introduced to keep The stock from
running at large in certain sections
of the city during the day, a night
ordinance having already been
passed.
It Is the intention to frame the
law in such manner as not to work a
hardship ony any stock owner.
The Great Southern Lumber Co.
announced, through Mayor Sullivan,
that they will allow any of their va
cant land to be used by owners of
stock WHO wish to fence same for a
pasture.