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The New York herald., 1921-03-24
THE LISTENING POST
WALTER TRuMeULL

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PORT.SIDERS
Thc rooeeT calls e southpoao
ne says thai there Is nothing hts hairs
And pet sohc~ LcfthandeTs q any
He's apt to fesc scith
How for instance would like wirng staff entirely
could following pitchers
prime; Lady Baldwin Toad Ramsey Mat Ky Theodore Breiensten
ube Wadde Doc White Nap Rucker Wse and Eddie Plank?
Or you could take them all at their best could cOnde
Bile distance with handers
height Of their efficiency collection sal schupp
Marquard Ruth Sise
Vaughn would a distance flag.
TENNIS.
few didn't take add
righthanders
cradle Norman Bookes hold effectively
Among the Kumasae
fork hand regarded by tho best picking
The New York herald., 1921-03-24
THE rURNsTILEs WOULD BE BUSY.


of
handed bas with ghthanded pitchers could
Young Speaker
opposition
Jacobson Hendyx
Adams
HoTke Fsch.
strength
OF " -
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About
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In tact. they
But times haze changed champ
An thought Of tiohstn0
UnIess they guarantee
WA be million bucks
thing that will pugfisrc
IN
might Islander
eunder shakand
initials with
Perhaps Tex wouldn't
that If shark tried to bite 'em would
Judging suite
also would have been fine place
But the thing bouts for N,
mermaid championship - ~ -
There's lot
the police - - e -
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
Many to Hear Wilson's
Address Next Saturday

What promises to be one of the
most interesting agricultural meet
ings held in this parish in many
months will be next. Saturday aC the
City Hall. when Commissioner of
Agriculture Harry D. Wilson will adj
dress the farmers and business men
at 1880 a. m. The meeting will be
held under the auspices of the Cham
Der of Commerce and every farmer
and business man is urged to attend.
The object of the meeting will be
to get Mr.. Wilson's view and sugges-
tions on how to make this great
strawberry raising section. Mr.. Viii
son is one of the bebst posted men
in the state on what the soil will pro-
duce and being from Amite City, the
heart of the great strawberry district,
he is especially well posted on the
raising of strawberries.
Mr.. Wilson has a large number OF
warm friends in all parts Of the par
ish who will likely be here for his
address Saturday morning.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
Raise Funds to
Entertain Ladies

Within a short time Bogalusa will
entertain a hundred or more ladies
when the state convention of the Bus
mess and Professional Women's Clubs
of Louisiana will hold its annual meet
here This will be the first time in
the city's history that we have enter
tanned ladies exclusively and Boga-
lusa wants to entertain the guests in
a typical Bogalusa ray.
The business women of BOgalusa,
however, are going to raise the money
with which to entertain the guests,
instead of accepting and soliciting
donations. Il will take around $1,000
for the Bogalusa ladies to carry cut
the entertainment and other expenses
necessary for such :, meeting.
One of the ways in which they are
going to earn their money will GER
tanly appea4 to every reader of this
article. The Enterprise has made
them a most attractive proposition to
solicit subscriptions. If you are not
taking The Enterprise we, of course,
think you are missing a bargain.
These young ladies will convince
you that you should be a reader of
4 ne ENTERPRISE So you may dS wen
get ready to take it and pay up your
arrears. Do not pay it to this office,
but give it to one OF the young ladies
or mail to Miss Ruby Moak or Mrs.
Jack Lee.
Anyone who knows what it costs
to print newspaper will tell you
that a paper the size of the Enter
prise cannot be printed for $ls50 a
year, so you will get your moneys
worth of paper and ink, not to count
the local news.
The subscription price will not be
advanced and out of each paid sub
scription The Enterprise is going to
gives the ladies so cents for each
subscriber. They expect to have The
Enterprise in every home and office
in, Bogalusa and Washington parish
within the next thirty days.
If you are not taking The Enter
prise regularly, give your subscrip-
ton to any of the members, or if you
owe The Enterprise for subscription,
pay it to any of the members.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
Motion Pictures of
Dedication Friday

The motion pictures taken in Boga-
lusa on the day the new. High School
was dedicated and IN which practi-
cally every child in the city appeared,
will be shown in BogaIusa tomorrow
friday, free of charge, at both the
Garden, and Magic City Theaters. The
first show viii be at the Garden The
alter at 2 o'clock, to which all citizens
of North and Northwest Bogalusa are
invited. Other pictures taken in Be-
galusa will likely be shown.
The same pictures will be shown at
the Magic City Theater at 3 p. N.
and all citizens pf South Bogalusa
and Pleasant Hill are invited, as well
as from every section on the South
Side.
On Friday night the picture will
also be shown in connection with the
first show at the Magic City Theater
and the second show at the Garden
Theater. An effort will be made to
show the picture at zach of the ward
schools. A try-out will be made one
evening this week and if successful,
announcements will be made in the
schools of the city the day the pic
lures will be shown in each section.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
Bogalusa Entertalns
Methodist Ministers

The New Orleans District Confer
ence of the Methodist Church ad-
journed at the First Methodist Church
last Friday afternoon after one of the
best sessions ever reported. The
delegation was large, business was
transacted with despatch and reports
were up to high-water marks. The
sermons were preached by Rev. E.
N. Evans, the minister who built the
First Methodist Church in Bogalusa
and served as its first pastor; Rev. R.
H. Harper, pastor of the First Meth
odist Church of New Orleans, and
DR.. w. L. Duran, pastor of the Rayne
Memorial Church of New Orleans.
All three sermons were highly in
structive and interesting.
The entertainment was handled in
a manner satisfactory to the dele
gates and both the pastor and the
women of the local church were
highly complimented in resolutions
passed by the conference. Slidell was
selected as the next place of meeting.
There were twenty preachers pres
ent and other delegates bring the to-
tai number of visitors up to about
sixty.
A most interesting missionary
meeting was held at the Y w. C. A.
in connection with the conference,
and three dinners were served to all
the delegates. at the Y. w. C A., the
Methodist women being in charge of
the affairs. On Thursday night there
was music program rendered by the
Mems Bible Glass.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
State Convention
Here Next June

prsiness and Professional
Ins = Club are making extensive
gontefs the entertainment of their
paIs ~ daring the state convention,
rsss M he held here on June and
she, ,mr W.. all the conventions
hVe De oDce have they been held in
rsge Ode cities. Last year Shreve-
lay o 80 hard for the Convention,
pr .s srlg the influence Of the b.
~ .iC oiTIs. the leading business
aus If the state will be brought
V' pssarsinsa for two days, the first
z IN ~ and Saturday in June.
i ~ Local club will give a benefit
~ chow at the Garden Theater
Fs.at Saturday, evening, April 16, and
Hs.s 4 tbe most popular and thrill
oas 1JElotonlavs seen here this season,
l y, 1--we. !" will be shown. This
]. ~ 1ew Victor Kraemer production,
\ $50 Nine. Lima Cavalier and her
ssa-.bsnd Lucien Muratore. The story
2 als nc Of love, jealousy and near
.... ~ with the eternal triangle,
WA assumes a new angle, constant
n II evidence.
lannon's opera singer, so that all
AZ ZEE the picture will be able to
~ two Of the most celebrated
,asratic figures in the world.
real castle in Spain is shown,
N he views of this castle are only
VA If the remarkable scenes pre-
sssted in this unusual phOtoplay.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
ELKS MEET FRIDAY
AND YOU'RE WANTED

If you are a member of the local
lodge of Elks, or if you are an Elk
and in BOgalusa tomorrow friday
night, go to the Elks' Home at s
o'clock, for there will be one of those
interesting meetings like the days of
old, when there was something doing
all the time. 1t will be the first
meeting with the new officers in
charge, and if the members will give
their cooperation by attending, they
will not only help the organization
and the city, but enjoy themselves.
Those having any suggestion to Of
fer the new officers will be given a
hearty welcome.
Bring and Elk and be on hand
promptly at O'Clock FRIDAY night, /"
said Exalted Ruler Jess Johnson.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
American League Baseball
Season Opened Yesterday

Bogalusa baseball fans and many
citizens who do not even know the
game will watch the returns of the
ball games in the American League,
which opened it's 1921 season yester-
day, due DO the fact that the St.
Louis Browns trained here, and there
is hardly a citizen who is not we'll ac-
quainted with one or more of the
players.
The Browns opened in st. ILouis,
playing against Cleveland, worlds
champions of 1920. Shocker was
slated to pitch the game. The score
could not be secured as The Enter
prise went to press Wednesday aft
ernoon, but fans who desire to know
the result Wednesday night, or be-
fore the daily papers reach Bogalusa,
can get the score by phoning Ill.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
g0CALUSA CHILDREN
EXCELLENT SPELLERS

Tke following students of Central
c6ool made 100 per cent in The
rsling test given by the State De-
arsment of Education last week:
Fourth Grade-Elmer McNeese,
MA Pace, Nell Scruggs, Ward Hama
rH Norman Sellers, Newman War
m Andie Adams, Hamlet May
i,lie Stewart, Mamie Bridges, Ellis
NsVfield, Mildred Dunn, Victor
larry, Frances Leinhardt, Ruth Dan
VI Thomas Leaverett, Bertha Mae
Eat, Julia Mae Mason, Marion
Strain.
Fifth B-Clide Mitchell, Theodore
Haik, Henry Nelson, Myrtle Corkern,
Wilma May, John Sutton Flora Stew
mson, Velma Nolan, Gertrude Stew
II. Fannie Lou May, Billie An
drgWs, Marie Crull, Adeline Thorn
iii, Luke Chaisson, Catherine Werck-
Icy, Wesley Rushing, Elvin Winning
ham, Elsie Gibson, Hilda Murray.
Fifth A-Reeva Mckinley.
Sixth B-Ella VAIL, Margie Grain,
Robert Jennings, Sylvia Rayman, Ce-
sste Knight, Mary Bell Huff.
Sixth A-Marie Nolan, Alice Mac
he Roy May, Pearl Daily, Fred Nor
d John Leguay, Gladys Byrd, Neva
hlell, 0na Lee Harrel, Alex Holli-
tlE Estelle Smith, Kathryn Cross,
Bertha Story, Gladies Grass, Eliza
Stewart, J. R. King, Roy Mizell, Bev-
efly Boyd, Myrtle Johnston, Arnold
Fels
Seyenth-Patra Andrew, Mildred
Davis, Marie Lea, Charlie Mitchell,
lnaz Newell, Mary Scruggs, Lillian
S1sppaTd, Helen Sheppard, Grace
Vail, Clement darlington Isabel SUIT
isl, Gladys Burdette, Ruby Boone,
EloEeree Bannister, Clara Crull, AL
ls hannagriff, Wyatt Davis, Frances
Jones, Dora Sue King, Doris Matte
si' Thelma Purvis, Alice Porche,
sHy Pridgen, Louise Mckinley,
sIlnees Frederick, Herbert Thorn
D Beatrice Giles, Leroy Keaton.
" the 229 Central School chill.
asn va OtOOk the test, "a scored 100
PEI cent
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
FIRST OF SISLER
ARTICLES APPEAR

In this issue of The Enterprise APP
pears the first of a series of letters
that George Sisler. acknowledged the
best ball player in the world, will
write. Mr.. Sisler is well known to a
large number of Bogalusa citizens
who will, we are certain, look for
ward to these letters each week He
is a college graduate and a capable
writer. All of his writing will not be
about baseball but, on the contrary,
will cover all kinds of sport, includ-
ing golf.
These articles are copyrighted and
appear in many Of the leading daily
papers of the country.
In his article this week, Mr.. Sisler
puts in a good paragraph for Boga-
Iusa, for which the citizens Of Boga-
lusa thank him.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
LADIES' CLUB
NOW OPEN DAILY

Ladies of Bogalusa, whose hus-
bands, fathers or brothers are Elks,
you have a club room which is open
every afternoon and evening for you,
where you can play cards, sip tea and
gossip.
The room to the south of the lodge
room has been especially arranged
for the ladies, being provided with a
grafo1ola, electric fans, card tables
and comfortable chairs. An electric
bell has been installed that the stew
ard of the club can be at the service
of the ladies. Lunches will be served
at any hour.
The new feature promises to be
one of the best the Elks have added
in many months.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
ICE WAGONS MUST
NOW CARRY SCALES

If you think that you are not get
ting your moneys worth Of ice, it
will be your fault if you do not get
it, for Mayor Sullivan, upon the sug-
gestion Of DR.. J. H. Slaughter, owner
of the local ice plant, instructed
Chief of Police Magee to see that
every ice wagon in the city carry
scales and that in the event that any
purchaser of ice requested their ice
be weighed, and was not, to arrest
the driver and bring him into court.
The local ordinance, it was an
nounced, would be rigidly enforced.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
BROWNS WIN FINAL.
GAME IN ST. LOUIS

The final game between the st.
Louis Browns and Cardinals was
played m St. Louis Sunday with a f.
to-5 victory for the Browns. Davis
and Shocker worked in the game and
were given perfect support.
A series of games are played each
year and for the past several years
the Browns have been winning, but
luck appeared to be against them dur
ing the first few games this season
and it was necessary to play the
seven games, each having won three,
games until Sunday. The score was:
Browns, American League, 5 runs,
z hits and no errors.
Cardinals, National League, 4 runs,
8 hits and no errors.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
FOLICE ON LOOKOUT
FOR SPEED DEMONS

citizens residing on Superior ave-
Wele before the Commission.
easneil Tuesday evening to ask that
.s De taken against the drivers
-. J. automobiles who speed along that
~. 80 At all hours Of the day and
4 .aFents Of school children stated
- me fast driving makes it dan
s s tor school children to cross the
~. aae police department has already
s.es aftldavits against some of the
!, urlyers and expect to get a score
4. llOfe between now and next Mon
" morning. In the event that the
sgets 90 not use more precaution,
IS, t \. bumps" will be placed
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
Plan to Give Dance
On Saturday Evening

Plans ape being made to give a
dance at the Armory on Saturday
evening, under the auspices of Troop
A No definite announcement can
be made, owing to the fact that a
member is in New Orleans trying to
secure one of the best jazz bands of
that city and no contract had been
made when The Enterprise went to
press last evening
Rather than disappoint the crowd
with poor music, we would prefer to
postpone the dance until a later date,
said a member of the committee on
arrangements.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
Did Your Cow Come
Home Sunday Evening

If you own cow and it did not come
home Saturday evening or strolled
about town Saturday night and land
ed in the pound, it was just one of
the eighteen, and you owe some one
your thanks for Old Bess turning up
Sunday afternoon.
The poundkeeper did brisk bust
ness Saturday night and landed 10
cows. They were put in the pound
and Sunday afternoon someone broke
the pound and turned all the cows
loose. Now the police are looking for
the party who liberated the bossies.
1t is predicted that hereafter it will
not be easy to repeat the act as the
poundkeeper will be around waiting
for the philanthrOpist.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
OGDEN CHILD HAS
SERIOUS OPERATION

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ogden, of Vir-
ginia avenue, are spending several
Gays in New Orleans, where they took
their little son, Billie, for an opera
ton of serious nature as the result
of the little fellow drinking a guam
tity of paint remover several weeks
ago, which came very near causing
his death.
His THROAT was so badly injured
that he can take nothing but liquid
food It is hoped that an operation
will retore the organs to perfect con-
dition.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
LoYD-LeBLANC

6 49, ttie Lloyd, an employee of
sss ogalusa Stores for several years
yss, oae Of the city's best known
sassss,l aales, was united in marriage
seSsl sy morning to Fred Leblanc of
leBlssa' brother Of Jules and Paul
ia es aS, ana associated with them in
iurss marriage ceremony was per-
esiiass g the Church of the Annun-
ss q Avenue B by Rev. Father
Reap, only intimate friends were
asb ~ so9ng couple left on the early
nens u tennessee, where they will
s.eg ia; MI honeymoon. after which
~ return to Bogalusa to reside.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
Fast Ball Team
Coming Sunday

BogaIusa fans can expect to see an
exciting game of ball next Sunday
afternoon at theCity Athletic Park
when the locals will play the Crossett
team Of New Orleans, which is one of
the fastest amateur teams of the
Crescent City.
The locals are showing great i'm
provement in form end will continue
to practice daily for several weeks.
Several changes were made in the
lineup and further improvements
are likely.
The game Sunday will be called at
$3.50, owing to the fact that the New
Orleans team desires to return on the
afternoon train.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
Electric Fire Alarm System
Will Be Installed Here

The installation of an electric fire
alarm system will be installed in Bo-
galusa within the next sixty days. All
of the equipment has arrived and just
as soon as the construction crew, who
are working on another contract IN
the state, complete the job, they will
begin work on the system here. An
nouncement to this effect was made
at the meeting of the Commission
Council Tuesday evening.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
i ,I. EARLY TO OIL
NEW GRAVEL STREETS

s. .as new roads in the city have been
5,;s .illg an immense amount of dust
$50; me past few Gays and at the
7sss5.g OF the Commission Council
- v. evening Mayor Sullivan
v.. NV aSSlty Engineer Willis of the ad-
II Swl !iyy. Of Oiling the streets now.
n WINS stated that the roads had
egi,ES asSeq sufficiently to apply oil,
is /. might Interfere with the pack
now placed on the streets.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
OFFICER FLOURNOY HAS
CROP OF NEW POTATOES

Officer Charles Flournoy, of the
police department, has been enioviag
new potatoes for some time 1t is
believed he was the first citizen of
Bogalusa to enjoE-new potatoes this
year. To be exact he had his first
new potatoes on March Is.
It NAV be added, however, that
neither Chief Magee nor The Enter
prise received any evidence of the
unusually early crop.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
To Give Cake Sale at
Commissary Saturday

If you enjoy delicious homemade
cakes and candies, there is a treat
in store for you next Saturday when
the Altar Society of the Church of
the Annunciation will hold sale at
the Bogalusa Stores. Every kind of
cake will be offered at attractive
prices and your patronage is solic-
tied by the members of the society.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
JITNEYS AND STOCK
GET NO ATTENTION

At the meeting of the Commission
Council on Tuesday evening the reg
ulating of jitney rares in the City Of
Bogalusa and the daylight stock or
dinance did not come up for action,
as was expected.
Only one complaint was made to
the council of the night stock ordi-
nance and the case is being investi-
gated by Police Commissioner Linds-
ley.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14
MUSICALE TONIGHT

The Music Club will holu its third
musicale tonight at the Y w. C. A.
at $3.50 o'clock. These recitals have
become very popular and it is the ann
of the club to make each one better
than the preceding one.
You are cordially invited to attend
and are assured a real treat.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-04-14

ATTENDS FATHERS FUNERAL
L NJ. Morninveg, proprietor of the
Bogalusa Art Studio, was called to
Opelousas Thursday to attend the
funeral of his father, who died We'd
nesday night.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-03-24
1902

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cutter feed grinder And will find
uses for YOUR Samson when you have it.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20

ypfrird fnr numh.r ~ wears O.
mnc. The exact location Of the build
ng. h. added has no; yet been dccid'
4 upon.
business conditions In our terri.
tory" said Mr. Fisk. when asked re-
garding them. ARE excellent. We can.
not deny that there was NATIONWIDE
depression through the months of Ma.
vcmhcr. December and January, and
hat the Panhandle and Plains coun'
try felt IL o. uOmc extent, even though
~ lesser degree than almost amy 9th.
~ ftc,lon Of the country. The Pan.
handle. never In serious trouble. Is NJ.
ready recovering rapidly and rognining
Il feeling 1T confidence In the future
which | think ~ more than justified.
our collections have been good. very
good The hard luck stories which We
have to listen To- are very few and Far
between. and nearly every note which
hrs fell due In our territory recently.
has been paid. on the nail. We have our
own collection force az this branch.
There are only thirteen branches among
the total ~ ninety?two. which the
company headquarters permits 10 nt'
end to ~ own collections. and Amaril
10 u one NJ the thirteen. principally. I
believe, hDcadse our patrons pay ~
rirht an On" dot and give us no trouble.
Company headquarters has commented
very fnvurnhly on business conditions
IN Amarillo and the prospects Tor a big
year are bright, not only In our line
but in all others"
The executive staff 81 the Amarillo
branch is composed of: w A. Fisk.
manager; =. q. Nollsch. assistant man.
ager; W. T. Richie. chief accountant
and superintendent of collections. and
]. T.. York. advertising manager.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-20
LUBBOCK Says BUSINESS
CONDITIONS ARE NORMAL

LUBBOCK. Feb. i9.-Thc Lubbocl,
Inn, opened IN Lubbock the first Of Sep.
tcmhor. with the exception 81 Christmas
week when the travelling men were
homo for the holidays. has reported
only two beds vacant for one night each
during this time. and an average az
eight men are turned away each night
This Ii news item In that Il not
only shows the quality and standing OF
the Lubbock Inn In this section. hut re-.
fleets the steady business conditions
that continue to prevail in spite Of the
financial stringency throughout the ma.
ton.
The Merrill Hotel has recently
changed management. the service has
hcon improved and II reports growing
business each week. Conditions. while
glow Throughout: the section. are return.
INK "a prc.war normal basis and al
though no wild buying sprees are being
INDUCED In the merchants are stocking
up with complete lines.