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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-21

Other cases of Typhoid Fever
having been reported to the Heath
Limit --;A-hoa--kee.>~-lao: A..-.,
posed to the disease free vaccina-
tion every Saturday morning at
the Health Unit Office in the Post
Office building. 1t is advisable
that all who come in contact with
cases of Typhoid Fever and all to
whom the disease may be carried
by flies, should take advantage of
the treatment.
Typhoid Fever, formerly the
scourge of all armies, has been
reduced to insignificant proper
ton by the use of vaccination and
by the destruction of the common
house fly. There is just the same
possibility for the eradication of
Typhoid Fever among the civilian
population. In fact, because of
the large number of vacc;nated
soldiers who have been returned
to civilian life, the total percent
age of cases of Typhoid Fever
reported from among our civil
population has already been great
ly reduced. Let everyone take
advantage of The vaccination and
we shall soon eliminate this
scourge from the parish.
MOSQUITOES
What are you doing to get rid
of mosquitoes in your neighbor-
hood! This is the Malaria season.
Write for our Mosquito Poster.
1t will tell you how and by work.
ing together with your neighbors
you can save that yearly bill which
you have been paying for the
cases of malaria in your family.
The destruction of mosquitoes
alone will not destroy malaria,
One must take quinine for at least
one month under a doctors direc-
tion to destroy all of the malarial
parasites in the body.
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The new voters are urged to
pay their 192O-21 poll tax, which
is requisite of the new constitu-
tion, if they would participate in
any election within the next two
years, and no telling when one in
which they may be particularly
interested, if not all, will occur in
which their vote will mean a
g, eat deal not only to the cause of
the election, but directly to them
selves. and if they fail to meet this
requirement they will be barred,
but find it out too late to permit
them to exercise their right of
suffrage.
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cAttention is called to the
fact that the books of the
Registrar of Voters close Sat
urday July 23, one month be-
fore the primary August %
instead of a month before the
election September Il h.,
which notice was sent in for
publication before the date
of the Primary was set by
the Committee, hence this
correction.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-21
Public Health Notes

Other cases of Typhoid Fever
having been reported to the Heath
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-21
We Have Reason to "Bra9
AbOOt It"

A few months before the completed
Panama Canal was thrown open to the
shipping of the world, in June, 1914, a
seasoned Scotch engineer who had
been shown over all parts of the work,
and had viewed it with the grim reti-
cence of his race. remarked dourly
when his inspection had ended: cat
last you Americans have done some-
thing that is worth Dragging aboot.''
He is a poor American who can
stand in the presence of this achieve.
ment of his fellow countrymen and not
feel a thrill of national pride, even
though he may not be disposed to
"brag aboot it. ."-Scribner.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-21

1t is not only a duty and priv.
ilege but moral obligation that
every man and woman owe them
selves as we'll as their God and
country, TO discharge theyduties OF
citizenship by registering and
paying their poll tax.
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LOST

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing certificate on The Peoples Bank
has been lost or misplaced: No. 63o of
date August II, 1920, in favor Of Mrs.
F. E. O'Quin for $500, due August
II, 1921. 6-23, god.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-21
(Carried.)

by MIR. Knott. seconded by MIR. Lacaze
.ursIGh sIGhat q a committee composed Of W. H
opening of bids by the State Highway
Department for the constructing CT
the Marthaville end of the Jefferson
Highway and the Clarence End of the
Jefferson Highway, Natchitoches Par
ish, La. Carried unanimously
Moved and seconded to adjourn until
next regular meeting subject to call
by the president
w. H. AIREY,
Pres. Police Jury.
ADDIE TAUZlN,
Secy. Police Jury,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-07-21

ish assessment Of 100 per cent of the
actual cash value of all property in
Road District No. Is. Ward 3, of said
parish, special tax of 5H mills is
hereby levied on the dollar for the yeal
1921 on all propety subject to taxation
in Road District No. Is, Ward 3.
Sec. 2. Be it further ordained. that
the assessor is hereby instructed te
extend said special tax of 81 mills or
his assessment rolls, and the tax col
lector Of the Parish of Natchitoches il
hereby instructed to collect same al
the same time and in the same manner
and under the same penalties pre-.
scribed by law for the collection OF
State taxes,
Carried unanimously
By DR.. Joyner, seconded by Mr.. Airey
Be it ordained by the Police Jury Of
the Parish of Natchitoches, La.
Sec. l. That in order to meet thu
maturing bonds and all interest due OF
the bonded Indebtedness of Road Dis
trict No. 26, Ward 2, of the Parish OF
Natchitoches, which falls due Feb. l,
1922, and upon the basis of the parish
assessment of 100 per cent of the
actual cash value Of all property in
Road District No. 26, Ward 2, of saiG
parish, q special tax of mills on the
dollar for the year 1921 is hereby leviet
on all property subject to taxation ir
said district No. rs of Ward 2,
Sec. 2. Be it further ordained, that
the assessor is hereby instructed tc
extend said special tax Of 8 mills or
his assessment rolls, and the tax col,
lector of the Parish of Natchitoches i.
hereby instructed to collect same al
the same time. in the same rhaaper AND
under the same penalties prescribed By
law for the collection Of State taxes.
Carried unanimously
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star route .......: miles Of project not
used :s either rural or star route ,.
length already improved, 0, length in
city limits of...........City, 0 miles.
6. Facts showing probability or
prospect that each portion of road not
used as mail route now will be 50
used after construction n................
7. Places on the project having
population of $500 or more as shown
by the latest Federal census, and mile
age in each, none.
8 Tolls collected on roads or bridges
on this project, if any, none.
9. Relation the project bears to the
road system of the State: Link of JEFF
ferson Highway.
10. Purpose to be served by project
...........,.......... .........................
II. Improved roads adjacent or con-
tigious and type of each: Connects at
Grand Ecore with Federal Aid Project
38 under construction from Grand
Ecore to Robeline.
II. Through traffic, approximate av-
erage daily number of (a) trucks.......;
(b) passenger motor vehicles ..,
and (c) horse-drawn vehicles ........
l3. Local traffic, approximate aver
age daily number of (a) trucks.........;
(b) passenger motor vehicles ...........,
and (c) horse-drawn vehicles ........
Ia. Description and present condition
OF travel way.
Is. Width of existing right-ofway...
16. Proposed width of surfacing, IA
II. Proposed type of construction,
gravel surface.
18. Location, nature and extent Of
deposits of local materials suitable for
use on this project, none.
10: Location and length of each
bridge to built or rebuilt requiring a
span OF more than 20 feet........ ...........
20. Parish's share of cost of con-
structlon to be provided by..................
in the following manner and amount:
2l. Funds for maintenance to b, pro-
vlded by; Maintenance to be taken care
OF by State Highway Department, in
the following manner: 800.
%. Official, officials, or depository
authorized by State law to receive
public funds of lthe parish designated
by the Parish Police Jury to receive
funds for this project ........ ...........
%. Additional remarks ..............
Assurance is given that the fore
going information concerning the pro-
ject herein described is known by the
Parish Police Jury to be correct
Respectfully submitted,
Police Jury Of of.......... Parish
Dy .........................P President.
NY .......... .............
Ny '''' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Be it further resolved: That the
President of the Police Jury of .......
Parish, be, and he is hereby authorized
and instructed to draw on the Parish
Treasurer and issue to the Engineer of
the State Highway Department, Board
Of State Engineers, making survey,
check for amount of weekly approved
pay-rolls, said amount being equal to
the number of miles applied for at
Thirty Dollars ($3OOW
per mile. and the amount required to
be on hand to cover estimated cost of
making the necessary surveys, maps,
plans, Investigations, reports, etc.
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The Hon. Police Jury mot pursuant
10 adjournment with President Airey
presiding and all members present ex-
cept Mr.. Lopellar.
By Mr.. Phillips, seconded by Mr.. Airey.
b il resolved by the Police Jury Of
tie Parish Of Natchitochss, a.
eaeaetion ], That in order 70 meet al
rovernment expenses and special taxes
2or all purposes Of the Parish Of Match
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
RUNAWAY TRUCK
BREAKS OFF FIRE PLUG AND
CRASHES INTO TELEPHONE
POLE
Driver Escapes Injury-John Noble Is
Slightly injured.


Tic large truck Of the Wheeling
Wholesale Grocery company OF North
Main street. driven by George StGal. be-
came uncomfortable about noon ycster-
day. while coming down the National
road into Wheeling. and collided with
Il telephone pole after breaking on
fire plug at Fifth street and National
road.
Tic telephone pole stopped the truck
from going further and doing moro
damage. Water came out Of the broken
Plug full force. flooding the street.
John Noble, travelling salesman.
who was also on the truck was told ny
Sigal TO jump. In doing so he skinned
he face considerably and injured his
5nec. lie was removed to the North
Wheeling hospital where his injuries
were dressed by Or. l.. S. B!ppus. Later
after recovering from the shock, he was
taken to his room at the ncLurc motel
where 1t a late hour Il was stated thal
he was resting as easily as could be en-
pcctcd and that ne would be able to DC
back out on the road In n few days.
S.gal. who was driving. stayed at his
rost in an cudeayor 10 stop the truck.
but .,l.ch Was impoSsibl" until tho hiG
machine hit the pole. The front OF inc
truck was badly damaged and had 10 be
takru 10 a local garage for repairs
S!=1l was frightened and shaken up
hy the exciting ride down the hill and
tho crash but he managed 10 escape
withou: being injured.
Tho city water works force was cc!!cd
out on the job and work was started at
once installing 4 new plug and making
other necessary repairs so that n case
Of fire it will be again be ready 10 DO
put To quick usage.
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ATTEMPT To ROB PAY CAR;
ATTACK WRONG AUTO MOb|LE

a resident OF Adena- O., near where
the attempted holdup was attempted
vas in the city.
According to the story g!vcH b. Mr..
Carothers, OF Adcna. the machine was
travelling at a moderate rate Of speed
between Dillonvale and Adena, when the
driver. Bert Herbert. Of Detroit. Mich
noticed n man walking in the road
Nate Holmes and Ray Moore OF Adena
were in the machine at the time.
AS the automobile approached the man
in tho road. he was noticed 10 have
lowell wrapped about his head. ana
dressed slouchily. AS the driver swung
the machine TO the side of thcroad to
pass him. the man turned and leveled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
FARM BUREAU
Directors Notified Of Monthly Meeting
Saturday Afternoon

Letters have been sent out from the
Office OF the Ohio County Farm bureau
announcing tho monthly meeting Of the
board OF directors. t. b" held Saturday
afternoon al | o'clock IN the assembly
room at the Market Auditorium.
T.. Fl. Orr. president. requests that 81
members OF the board be present. Sew
c7al important matters are 10 be taken
ur at this time pertaining 20 some OF
thc work which IS 10 be done n Ohio
county by the farmers during the year.
Several other matters Of 4 routine ma
ture will also be taken up. Reports Of
tho various committees will also be
made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
BACK TO PRISON

Aocr.cd Of violating his parole by
stealing whisky rom an Office in the
Ninson-T TIL omp#on building. Oscar SHIP
man, negro. Will he returned t" Mounds
Vile to serve the uncXrired Tour years
OF a six ycar sentence for stealing. fol-
lowing a police investia CATION Of the re-
ported theft.
According to the police, Shirnan re
turned to Huntington after being parolled
from tho rcnitrutiary and was given
clothing and q place to sleep by James
Hart, janitor at the VtnSon-ThompSon
building, in return for assistance he was
ia render with the janitur work.
Securing a key to some OF the Offices
Shipman is said to have helped himself
10 some rcd whiskcy with the result that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
ar" wnndertAR

BostOn.-Bo<t onians ar" wondeftaK
whether this ir really winter or not
Tnc I'uh. usually cold Nv January. -
witnessing In blooming Of panaies ard
ia rdclious or around which Il few days
ago was covered by light snow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
DIRECTORS MEETING
Chamber Of Commerce Board VIII
Have Important Session Today

The regular monthly business fffeet-
'2G OF the board OF directors OF the
Wheeling Chamber of Commerce will
be held this afternoon at the Fort
Henry club. following the regular noon
day lunCneon. =. c .Stifel. president,
requests that all members who possibly
can get 10 the meeting be present, az
number Of very important matters
are 10 be taken up.
Reports of the activities OF various
committees will be made Among the
committees that will report are the
traffic. membership. civic. and several
other committees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
FILE THREE APPEALS

Three appeals from the cour; Of JUS
ticc of the Peace Lee F. Dobbs. were
filed yesterday with Clcrg of Circuit
Court John L. Ilinghorn. all being cases
where the plaintiffs were awarded the
decisions.
On OF the appeals is titled Edward
s. Karr We. J. V. BOUCHER and Jacob
Peters. the outgrovth OF an nutomohi'"
accident The plaintiff was awarded
$l5f.74 damages in the ju justice court
Another IS tilted Jessie hul; VS.
Charles Zarnitz. whore the plaintiff was
awarded SPOOL. due on 4 contract.
The third case IS titled Theodore
Fink and company, as agents Tor W. r..
Ebberts, vs.. Martin and Frances EuEa-
bier. for the possession Of property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
$40 FOR SPEEDING

Police Judge John 5. E:;z handed
out another st!nr fine 70 vlolator Of the
speed ordinance, John S"ibr"Cht rccciv-
ing the limit Of so and costs. He was
arrested hy Officer Hanger. who claimed
he was far exceeding the limit on Zane
street. in front OF the Madiso school.
Vincent CaStrau and John Farrell
wr-c this mornings DRINKS. Vincent
wa> rir.u 81 and Co.'S. "u'. l.~-'l waa
given - r.. minute" - start Tor iroc"
Bottom where lie claims he is working.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
BANDIT ESCAPADE Is REPoRrEn
FROM ADENA,
OHIO.
PARTY OF THREE ESCAPE WITH
BULLETS FLYING AT
BELIEF THAT MACHINE WAS MIS-
TAKEN FOR COAL COM
PANYS AUTO.
Friday, Jan. %, 1921

What is now believed to have been
q deljbera;o attempt TO hold up the pay
car OF the Great Lakes Coat company.
operating in eastern Ohio. when the
driver OF Dodge touring car vas
ordered 70 stop and was shot at when
ne failed TO comply with the order,
came 70 light yesterday afternoon when
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
HE WILL TILL ANYBopY.

7 had a severe cold. Whites FOrrSt
Thomas. r. r. 5. Box -. 0Fallon. Mo.
Il thought was taking pneumonia Or
consumption. Nothing seemed 70 do me
any good. | was recommended to -
Foley's Honey and Tar. ] took two bot
ties and I feel perfectly we'll now. III
teIl ANYBODY FoIeyS Honey and Tar
can. be beat Tor colds and coughs and
ought TO be kept IN the house all the
time 1t pays to do so BE sure 10 got
the genuine Folcy's. Contains no or!-
atcs Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
cow TESTING MEETING.
Plans Will Bs Laid For . New Asso-
citation.

a meeting OF the COW testing assoc
citation Of Ohio county farmers will be
held Saturday afternoon At . o'clock
IN the assembly room at the Market
Auditorium. -. W. Cotfield. president
has S"nt letters out TO All the members
and from present indications the meet
ing will be largely attended.
At this time plans Will NC talked
over PERTAINING To the organization Of
another such association as the present
Orr IS too largo. II Is considered that
after tho equalization Of the new as
ISOLATION that Ohio county will have
one OF the largest in the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
NOLTE IMPROVES

Louis Y. Motto. councilman from tie
Eighth ward. who has been seriously
III for a short time at the North
Wheeling hospital. WAS reported 10 be
much better late last evening. Mr.
Soltr's cordl, Ia still cons dcrrd
SERIOUS ard II viii ho sometime brfor"
't.. ,,.'i ~. ah'H :" l"av" n Hospita.
IIi. r-.onds ,i,' b" glad 10 learn Of his
inp>s~sd condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
WHO LOST A FORD?

VINO in the Wheeling district mas
lost Ford ono ton truck. IS queS-
ton that Is puzzljng the police.
Last Saturday night some one Grove
Ford rebuilt truck To III" TOP Of the
hill at Twenty-ninth street and Tark' d
the machine where 1t has been stand
ing since
There are no signs Of who the owner
Ia. the license plates having been taken
of recently. Indicated b. the scratches.
II is thought tho u''"N.n" may ha'"
been stolen. and an c;.vc, = being mad"
10 locate Lbs owner.
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'evolvsr a. the driver, and ordered him

revolver a. the driver, and ordered him
to stop.
However. Herbert. started forward q:
Il great. speed, and tho man trsan
shooting One OF the bullet" passed
through the top OF the automobile. an
other hit the left rear wheel, and an
Other struck the left front door.
Tho man was soon los 70 sight. and
occupants Of thc automobiic were unable
TO get good description Of him. as h"
had the lowell covering the lower part
OF his face.
The machine is exactly the same as
the pay car OF the mining company.
which was du along the road that day.
but which was delayed for some UNI
known reason.
As soon a the machine reached
AGcna. word was sent broadcast and
posse started in search OF the holdup
man, but he was not found.
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ne was somewhat under the weather
when he was rounded up by the police.
Guards from the penitcntiary Wi! ar
rive for him this week. II was stated
Huntington HTald-Rspatch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-28
PROMOTION DAY
IN GRADE SCHOOL
over $50 Diplomas to Be Awarded-Pro-
grams Are Announced.

Al least ono hundred and fitty boys
and girls will graduate from the c'EhtI
.i9,dr IN seven Of the nine luca! pUbl'"
schools this afternoon and WI! receive
certificates permitting them 10 enter
high school. The annex schools, Jcticr,
son and Mckinley. d" not have c'Shih
! grade pupils, and Will not hold exercises
! although the following programs VIII ee
rendered in other schools.
/ Center School
, Prayer Rev. Tliny Brokaw Fcrr;>
Gh%rnI, Skating So InSS;r3sIy Van Tr @
orchestra
r,ayc,te. AUNT Martha on S"cie;,e@
: Aunt Martha .'.......::'', .N.''r ir"t
, Nj. howard ....... Margaret hctS"I
| blanche ......... Alice H,cNinn@ta"'l
! IIort"nSc ............. Helen Huffman
! iIa'e ............ Dorothy Van Tres
Rose OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sarah Nooi
| NE"Tnon ............... EHsar Mc"Fc
Artni" ...'''''''''''';..ts:ancc i AVID I1w"
! Dorothy Yam T-ess. Alice Hickinoothan,
Russell Book
riano 500. la raplliOn". Norma Lane
: Dialogue, The Way to WEndham
..............-...... Kar! Hartman
william FOrtHey
riano solo Flower SuuE". ..........
................. Margaret johnson
proEcrS l'arty ................. lass
rianu solo. "Valsc Blcue". Sarah Woo.
Voca! solo. "a Winter Lullabye", 49,.
................ Alice Htck.nooth"m
/ Chorus, The Brotherhood OF Man. 49,.
................... CIaSs
Music .......... '....' orchestr"
! Address and presentation OF Certificates
DR.. &. l.. Citizens
Prayer .............. Rev. p. j.. Ferris
Madison school Program
! Chorus. over the lErH"", ...Sth 6rano
Drowsydale
Violin SOLO "AnSe!is Srrenadc:, .,....,
Recitation. "NeiShbors" Mildred Coivm
G E0i5i t 2oIo gates OF FEAR.
..........,.,....;;........ Louise Evans Evan
Recitation. Luck ....... Harry Baker
Chorus. 'tome Join the Dance"
............ Girls Of Eighth CRAZE
Class History $500. Beatrice Denney
Class WIN ..........;, George Ed%ArdS
r.ass Knock $500. Mary Eliza Hoyra
Address ............ rrof. $. S Jacob
SouE. "uh. Italia Beloved" . S-A Class
Presentation Of Cert!h"atcs-rrof, |. +
Living.
Ritchio Program.
I horua-"RcvrI Of the Leaves" Class
I':a:o So!o-Tit'a"a 90. Helen Wiidnrct
'Ha$S VIII .............. Albert Arepe
Vocal Tr.n-'Trcay Time" ..........
, MurGarC; EI".dS:ng. Carl Bowers
|, a"d Florence knuth
! Chorus Stating Scotch SonGs'
................... .....:....'. CLASS
Nio,'" solo.-."FIowoT Song" ,..;:.-...,I.:..
c,,..' rr..r.,icsy ,.iitI!iam My yer
rtsro So!o--"t'rcam:ns q SprnGIi..
,,.,r.c,. ,;.; :'Fg'S i1o I,S1Do
! Presentation Of certificates; ;,,,..,:.;...,.
, Choir, -"Ni"rn.np ia~!;atton". C'ass
Accompanies -- Esther Honckcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-01
AKRON SOLDIER IS
DECORATED BY
GENERAL PERSHING

Coblcnz. Sept 30.--tirnrral Per$hing
today continued his review and inspec-
ton OF the Rhine occupation forces, but
made no srccCh 10 the troops. lie dec
GRATED Private Alexander Trutk". or
Akron. Ohio. with the Distinguished
Service cross for extraordinary hero
ism al scissors IN July, l"iE. TrUiko
at the time served WIKI the Eighteenth
infantry. and now IL Il member OF the
E.Ehth infantry.
Distinguished Service medals were
presrn;c cd by General PrrShinG I" Gen.
erals Edmund HeEnoCQn&, Camille MI
che, and Henri Schmidt and Colonies
George F'ril. Pierre Herring and Charles
PJcrrin oil OF the French army. and
"a Colonel August Dubois, Of the Bel
gan army.
General rcrshing left t"blrnz thiS
afternoon for Paris and Mas followed
shortly aftrrward hy IN" composite bat
talon Of American Snldiers which Will
take part in SUNDAYS ceremonies AZ the
placing Of the Medal Of Honor on the
tomb Of the uEknown solder OF France.
Major General Henry Y. Alten. conf
maudcr Of the American army or occu-
patton. will leav" f"r ln'i@ tomorrow.