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filling Sraftatens HatiItatiuu.
80 Neierpattoner.

Otter meger Strio os 9iepl bar
Senatets aomite for uoenrigife ag.
llesenber enbelis operienbt Senatet
i'm Snoitiaiue al Den meuem be Sor.
enebe Stater % Gentralmasterne
SpfIonb og giterriee afilutteoe
Srebstraftat meo IubefaIing al
tens Hatififation. apmiteen bar
lmioIertio pebtaset TO Heierpationer
iom 9etiueeIie for &atiiifationen, al
ypilfe ben enc begr9nier H~r9iioen-
tens Wpnoisbeb til at uon9pne
Weolemmer at De / Sraftoten n9pn.
te commissioned, mebens Den anoen
n9rmere ~flareisr Inlerifanernes
Rettiebeoer I'll &riesifaoeserlta.-
ming.
SaapeI Yrpiioent Surbing ION
GtatsmjniIter Susbes bapbe beIii
feet, at Der life por bIepet peotagct
noeen &eierpation aneaaenoe 0elta'
aeIlen | be | BEN tpit-amerifanif,
Sraftat bibeboISte commissioner,
ibet Sc amer bet for nsbucnStgt I'll
@clfpt.eIie al amerifm'fe SntereS'
fer officielt at bore reprpfenteret
toa bisie commissioner, iiar poa
neutrality-suspicious.; men ei'
fer of &eierpationen bar bIepet til
itemt al apmiteen, bar baaoe Ira'
iibenten % Statsminiitcren tiltien'
reeipet, at De life agter at eisre no.
gen Snopenbinser imob ben.
Ga Den enbeliee 9otering oner
S~nbitiuineen fanbt Steb, par Sc
r,utor @orab, Ser tilbsrer De faa'
falote "~uforionlige" fines of bora
Ell froniif SbitruftiouiIt, Bet enelte
al 9omiteens Meblemmer, Tom item.
te MOB ben. San bapbe oertet, al
fenne bans Solbrin5 piloe bli til
Ilemlt al bans Scamp. % @eninss'
felle, Senator Sobnlon fra Galifor'
nia, men beri err ban blepet "'fnffet,
ioct Senotor Solution bar erfIpret
at De p~eStasne Reierpaticner efte;
hans Ienine f%ierner De pigtigIt'
Snopenbinaer moo Sraftaten, % a
I,on berfor biz itenne for Snbitiain'
gen / Sen al apmiteen peotasni
Sorm.
SfsIae 3eIerpotionen aneaoeno
Sc Sorenebe Staters officiene &e'
Srnicntation paa be ansiPIoeno'
commissioner fo~rbebolbes oct 8on
presIen at nfsisre bette Spsrgs'
maaI, 5. b. T., at for Greiioenter
fon ubn9pnc ct amerifanif Weblen
Of noaen al be ! Scriaiuestraftater
cprettebe commissioned, maa ban
ierIt inobente &oneresicns Siua'
feIie bertil.
Sa ben aIminbeliee Menins / or
fcicne 9rebie / Waibington ipneS o.
bore bcn, at en- laaoan SiaaSelit
piloe bIi panifelig at erboloc, eael
ialfalo life uoen nle9en Strio pf
&iepl.
Ee ieneIte gftcrretninser frt
@aibinaton gaar ~forreitcn no pad
of 3omiteinbitiling pil msbe pai
iterf Wobitmb, raar ben fommer
fore / Scnatet. npientlig fra bemo'
fratiif Sibe. Get pooituaes, at mel
lem Is % tS bemofratiife Senato'
rer ifal hare bcgipct Jig pau arigS.
iticn MOB Snbitiaineen / bens fore.
IiggelDe Sorr. &c fleite al Dem
iigeS at pGre ELIGIBLE al erpr9li'
bent @il'cr OF | Saosr al en- n9r'
mere SeItaacIic | eliropGiife afiG'
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punftieheo.

Gen rs gar saiirle Senotor Gar
ron SmaIep Tagerfr fro 8ernlont, Der
paa 9rut,b al i'm BunftIisbeo blanet
fine 9oueser off unber 3aunet "oct
menneifelige llbr", ffaI, berettes Der
fra 8aibiueton, babe beIlitttet at
treble tilbaee peS llolsbet al lin Ser'
min | 1928.
Senator Sage bar | De 10 Iar,
Ion bar pRret Weolem al Senatet,
pGret oen inrperionifieerebe Tunft'
I,gbeb. Yr9cis 1 Winut for IL, ben
officieue Mpbetio inbfonbt ban Jig
Senats'alen og paa Slaset IL inc.
tog ban lit SGoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27
Oraitiif RusIeieIop,

sra guenos gires, Ireentina,
teIesraferes, of HraiiOent Sroeupen
bar u~nSertesnet os tunoeiort Den
,,pe 2op, Der tiliister at forbinore
SusIeieprofiterins. 2oueu furbpoer
nemIig unber ftreng Straf % for ct
9ibsrum af TO aar OF forbeie 9eien
oper, boob Der betaItes for ben lite
Se,onlar 1920.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27
Sen. 9urium ~sienpaIet

Sra Albuquerque, Seem Wericc.
nelbes ben 21be september:
Solm 8. guriun, &epublifarer.
EIeo palet til SorbunSsierator pco
BET ipecieIe 8aIs isaar, iislse Sp.
gaper oper ubfalbet | baaSe republi.
tanife og bemofratiife Counter,
Sans Elnralitet bill BIZ omfring
5000, og ban bar en- rem Raioritet
al mere enb 5000 cper DC andre ire
Ganoibater. Opmmera y. 0orrp
Gamma, Iemofrnt iabte / 1T ea,t
Gountp gernaliQo, meS oper 200
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27
UY Qpiationshef

Syra @aibineton melbes, at SberIi
Neoion W. Iatricf Of 8~reiioeni
:Saroins er blepet iibn9ont til Gbet
for oen militare Sittieneite mes
Slang al @eneralmaior.
Sberit 9atrief. Tom aflsier Gen.
Nenober Iom I~piationsfef, tiente
unber arieen Tom Gbef for BEN aine'
rifanife 2uititprfe / Sranfria. san
or fsot / @eit 8ireinia os uberami.
nerebes fra arissifoIen / @eit Tuini
: 1856.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27
~"Sepiathan"
ifal repareres,

Sislee ct Telegram fra @albin9.
ton bar be Sorenebe Staters SID.
f~artsfommisiion beiIitttet at foreta'
se Be icrnsbre &eparationer poa
G~1pmpebamperen "9epiatban" (oen
tibIigere tpife Camper "8ater-
lamb, iaa ben otter fan iGttes ino
/ Den transotlantiife Basiaeerfart.
&c neonenbiee &eparationer og
Smrebntnser aniloaes til ct Softer.
Sc al benimpo $10,O00,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27
Gieret oe fjeret.

Sra Sbermai,, Ser, berettes Den
23bc September: Sreo y. 3iegler,
en- al SoteI Sbermars Seitprere,
meIbte ioas iii 9olitiet. of ban III.
ieuen forlb bar blepet tirret o9 fiG.
ret al en- Slot maiferebe Gcrioner.
9iesIer bapbe for Here Ofaaneoer
',oen p9ret ct Of @ionerne for Sor.
iparsiiben / Saaen MOB en- / Sotel-
let oniat Iceersut, Der par aufla.
get for Sperfalb poa en- bpib auin-
40
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27

Stemmer. Set er treble Gang San.
ra lioer Neoerlag. San bIep nomi.
neret / 1918 til Ssieiteretsbommer
% | 1920 til @pernpr. &appeitri.
Den bar oaft noeen national Sr.
tcresie. glirium, iom blep rlbn9ont
til Senator. ba Senator Saa traao-
te ino / &abinettet, er bit frafti5
unoeritsttet al Saroinss aomini.
~Itrotion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27

9rsnbeu bleb boret for 81 sar Il.
ZEN, % fiben ben sit tsr, bar 2ui..
1trsumen pebnaret uufbruot % roen
8ariation | Stprfe. George Gun.
senbaher, Sngeuisr / Retporf 8anS.
Separtement, bar u~noerisgt 9rsr.
BEN, men er uoe at Stanb til at eipc
rosen Sortlaring paa SGnomenet.
Gen er 70 Sob opb % probucerebe
5e fsrite ii Gar ubmerfet Banb,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27
6en. Dooosu onopneIie

Hr9iioent Sarbine bar, beretteS
ira @oibington, ben 22be bs. oper.
ienbt Senatet General 2eonaro
@oobs ubnGoneIie til 8enerulsu.
rertsr pao SiIippinerne.
8eneralen artaseS at bile tiltr9.
Be Stilineeu inareit mulie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-09-27
Tornaoo.

Sfslae ct Telegram ira Games
rifle, Ohio, biemisstes Spen forri9,
llae al Ell Sornaoo, lom anretteos
flor Sfnbc, iiGr / SorretninJsltrS'
get. Saapiot pioes, git intet Ner'
nelfeIiu tabt, men mango Eerloner
Elep mere eaer minbre aluorlig ia.
bebe al omfIppenbe Sragitumper.
Der in6traf to Storme paa lant-
me Sio. al bpilfe ben enc fom ira
0oro oe Den arben ira Belt. De
msoteS n9iten ref oper gpen tneo
Den Sslae, at Sagene bIeu reoet a.
q tort antal 9pgriuger % Ilpnget
1ieb | @aoerne, ripenoe meo Jig De
cleftriIfe Sporboans. % Selefon.
Iebnineer. gn al Be paa 8aoen
Iacenbe Mutomobiler blep iuloitrn'
zig sSelast af en- rcbitprtenbe Siel'
re. Sornaooen e~iterfulgteS al ct
Stprtrcsn, iom pareoe en- balp Ii
mes Sio oe fpIote De tasleIe Sps'
itineer meo Sano.
Sfpbrub % TlOm.
Samme Sag inbtrai ct SfnbruO
(; 9nrbeben al Spen Corning, Sbio,
ter braete Sunbap Greet I'll at ouer.
ilomme fine 9reoSer. Slcurmer op.
iico iaa burtist, at Solf longs SGf'
fens greober aIene peS Ell bcpco'
fmloS SIilat rebbeoe 9ioet.
) Smeencn al 9ellaire, >, blec
mango Mtaisaere ifpaeoe bort, Suie
iat unSer Ianb % CT tort gftaI
] Greatltrer brufnet, y,
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norge$.brep

Gfonpmif Sorbolb. - Srastmarfe.
Oct. - Si~iferierne. - Nrbeibslss-
beSen. - Sernbancplancrne. -
Nanien % Nsoen ! &uslanb. -
&uulo N%nannbien. - SSrrt. -
"Mtarfcns 8rBbe". - Nnrueien.
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Wnorc We0oeIeIjer.
Speiniitcrnc.

CSrd "SecorabzS piten~s
Horsessa orreippnbenf
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er 9Sars
70 Il
Spb Soro.
r $3.50.
q. ser
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let. COB
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ben duort'-
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Sp'tlanb bar nh aabent % iiben
Smtioeb onerfienot ben rusiiife Go.
bret. Hegiering, ibet set bar i~nitaIleret
en- oiplomaiiif HeprGientant | Wo.
ltpn. Den npc @cianbt or 0rofesicr
SSicoenfelbt, og han opcrraftc | Tor.
rl9e uee fine SuIouaaatcr til Sopiet.
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gOrtisttes paa eios I.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01
Toughey Ramser Tries to
Equal Famous Comeback
Staged by George CLANCY

George Clancy, knocked out by Johnny
Kilbane in 1916. began Il sensational!
comeback last fall and has knocked out
nearly q dozen men in 4 row. Hoping TO
follow Chaney's example. TOugheY Ram
ser, q wildcat battler until Benny Leon
ard Knocked him out a couple Of Years
20. has spent months getting ready for
similar comeback. Under the tn elage
Of Reddie Blanchard. Ramser is winding
W q long training period at Battle Creek
and this month plans to try his come
back.
Ramser rightly earned the sobriQuet Of
"Toughey" when he began his career
few years ago in his home town of Lo-
rain. Ohio. He took on all the hard boys
and his terrific punching powers and his
willingness to bore in earned him fame.
Then he grew a bit too ambitious. He
sought and got match with Benny
Leonard lightweight champion We give
TOughev credit tie gave Leonard and
Leonard knocked him out in the seventh
round.
The K. o. was a tough blow mentally
as well as physically TO Toughey. He
lost heart For while he broke away
from the game But this winter he heard
the call again. The aforementioned come
back Of CLANCY spurred Ramser on. so
he hIked himself to Battle Creek fo-
long training period.
Ramser's manager is an Interesting
char He started out to become a fighter
The going was tough and seemed hone
less. so he decided to become I manSJer
He's Just p. but his youth doesn't bother
him He's a Lorain lad, too and knew
Toughey. When the battler decided to
come back, he arranged with RedGie 10
pilot him.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01

Q. Kallusch-A. Schieman. Rochester 1914
G. NorJon-S Knoche, Madison. Wis. POI
w. PieperA. BroeIi, Milwaukee. l.-9l
!. B.0uin-P Wolf Chicago ......... 1871
J. Xotel H. Carrel. Cincinnati ...... 80
A Pape F. Stowell Chicago. 1267
J. Mitchell-W. Metcaf, St PAUL.. .256
NJ Helm-W. Prey. NuWaukee....... 1888
L. Weigand-B Pauison. Erie Pa ....1 .a
5. KelyT. O'MaIley, Schenectady. 1,245
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01
Only One Vet in Indoor
Singles Semi-Final Play

NEW YORK, April The national
indoor tennis singles tourney reached
the semi final stag e today with three
youngsters and one veteran player left
in the running. The Anderson Brothers.
Frank and Fred. of Brooklyn, and Vim
cent Richards. the Yonkers flash. gained
the semi-finaI breaches, as did Arthur
s Craigin. veteran New York Tecquet
star. Richards was scheduled to meet
Fred Anderson. whose brother Frank
was paired with Cragin.
The doubles also advanced 20 the semi
final stage with Richards and Noehell,
Croesbeck and Garbe. Fred Anderson
Aa71 Lets'n. and Werner and Herudon.
&c. Pr ton cOIlegians, in the running
Y = = I.oaIle.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01
Y Tickets Sunday

IN fans who want to get their
II day seats early and have their
over with. may slip out To-
sytOn park Sunday morning and
lie purchase. Secretary Bill
4 has announced that the tickets
Hand he viii be ready to let them
he bushels Sunday morning.
r. has been swdmped with re-
for opening day seats for the
wv weeks and he SAYS that the
L has been much heavier than
time any other season.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April The date
for the first meet at Chicago Of the
National intercollegiate Association re
Gently ORGANIZED 10 decide national track
and field championships, has been set for
June is, according to advices received
here by Coach Frank Kanaly Of the Mas
saehusetts Institute Of Technology track
team.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01
BOWLING
We Got Ours

BUFFALO, n. Y. April 1.-While In
dianapous bowlers did not establish any
records at the American Bowling Con
gress which has just closed here. they
succeeded IN taking back TO the Hoosier
capital a certain portion Of the prize
money S1.013.55 to be exact The prize
winners in each event, together with their
places, scores and amounts won, fol-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01
SINGLES EVENT.
AII.-ENENTs
A. b. c. PROGRESS.

BUFFALO, April THE 1921 cham
pionships of the American Bowling Con-
gress WAS brought to a close here late
yesterday after a months steady fire
On the naples.
The official scores Of the first ten ia
the individual event. twO-man event ana
all-events. were announced as follows:
TWO-NAN Event
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01
,
ll9ur SOlOns Sure Have a
r Lot Of Things to Learn

JEFFERSON. City, No. April l.
Governor Arthur " Hyde. It was an
| nOunced today. has signed the Van
fdeveuter bill making it a felony to offer
or accept a bride to throw a baseball
game.
Heavy penalties viii be inflicted for
violations.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01

. IN all br
IER. s1s p
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01

Our three indianapolis stores are now con-
solidated with our Semi-Ready Shop 237-
239 Massachusetts Ave. When alterations
are completed we will occupy the entire
lower floor and basement OF the Taggart
block 233-235-237-239 Massachusetts Ave.
Opening announcements will be made in due
time.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01
bs ogrI' TOURNEY
gse SATURDAY

- Ond city tournament Of the
Fars eeis Women's Bowling Associa-
'enty-h open Saturday evening at
n ar will continue until late sun
II sering. The event viii be held at
bye five women teams, twenty
0ubles aud forty eight single
- have entered the meet 1t is eX-
that some high scores viii be
~ up. as there are some excellent
s among the w0men's teams.
- first team will take the alleys
- saturday evening, the second
S4 oman team following at o'clock
first double team viii take the
81 at , o'clock sunday afternoon, TIE
4&Dg running through until the last
5 team takes the floor at 10 10
.f2sF,~onnday night.
- NOND, Ind, April THE Maher
ticud Wilson Cleaners will represent
te at the Indiana State bowling
- blieent to be held at Indianapolis,
~ TO May s.
- Iaher team viii take its regular
which is Maher. AlercUriO. Ray.
- Zeyen. Way viii make the trip
" h man. The men wiz pair of in
ROLES as follows: Mailer and Nick,
eSOa 10 and Ray Zeyen and Way.
gRAYiisOn Ciea ners viii use their reg
apolie up in the fve-man event. which
e Co. Of SherreT- Miller. Smith. Ben
King Hill viii he the extra
The men will pair of as follows
we doubles: SheTrer ana Bennett,
and Smith, King and Hill
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01
let TIE JELLY REAN.

here the boys have a new name
+ lounge lizard and cake eater.
y. .Sosn On drslv bean.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-01

AZ ENENTS.

A. Schiemsn. Rochester ........... l ,9i
Fred Smith, Detroit ............... :,
o. Kallusch. Rochester ............ -
+. Schoeulaub, Marion, 0. ......... Is
J. kliugman, Dayton ............-. is
g. Schiller, Saudusky .............. 81
NJ Lindsey, New Haven ........... -
". Pieper. Milwaukee .............. ] -
J. J. Eidabl, Denver ............... s
+. Moore. Detroit Observation-Disclosures. Is
J. Reilly, Chicago ................. 81
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-17
Cathedral Repair Fund Benefit

Beginning Monday, November
21, lunch will be served every dag
during the Grand Jury term, by
the Catholic ladies for the Cathe-
dral Repair fund; so if you want
meat pies that can't be beat, 1--WE
know whereof we speak, sand
wiches and hot coffee, just go
around in the neighborhood of
the court house at lunch time and
you will get the best eyer.
Then on December 9-1O, the
Street Fair that was referred to in
these columns some few issues
back, will be given and some of
the best attractions ever shown at
any place of amusement will take
place, and during the week all the
delicacies of the season will be
served at dinner for the same
worthy benefit every day.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-17

News of the death of DR.. Arm
strong. of Sodus on Sunday was
learned with keen regret in Nat
chitoches where he was frequent
visitor and had many friends and
acqnaintances who held him in
high esteem. The deceased was II
member of one Of the oldest and
most prominent families in North
Louisiana, 4 successful physician
and a citizen who ranked high in
his Community by reason Of his
genial nature. progressive spirit
and good comradeship.
A widow, little grand dau yhter
and other relatives survive, to
lzilopa -tha Eusernrixe.-axte
sympathy.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-17
Les Jeunnes Femmes.

Mrs. j. L. Prudhomme threw
open her pretty new home for ths
6rst time since The family took
possession when she entertained
her club Wednesday afternoon
and chrysanthemums and ferns
we're used most effectively thru.
out the house.
Mrs. q. Voters won the pretty
first prize two handembroidered
tray cloths, one like them for se c.
ond prize, won by Mrs. L. De
Blieux, while the guests won BY
Mrs. Emma Prudhomme was 4
pretty mayonaises set and Mrs.
! H. Hughes won the consolation, q
sandwich tray,
A delicious luncheon Of turkey
dressing. jelly. celery, pineapple
and cheese salad on lettuce, tes
and homemade candies was dainti-
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-17

Miss Addie Tauzin, who has been fol
the past ten days the guest of Miss
Mercedes Richards, has returned to
her home in Natchitoches. after very
delightful visit.
On Wednesday afternoon Miss Mer-
cedes Richards entertained very hap
PLY with bridge party in honor of
her popular guest, Miss Addie Tauzin
of Natchitoches.
Miss Richards was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Richards, and her sister,
Miss Anime. in her pie asant hostess
duties. The house was attractively
decorated with fall flowers, and the
Halloween effects were used in the
score cards, and favors for the delicious
luncheon, in which the yellow tone was
carried out,
10 her honor guest Miss Richards
gave pair of silk hose, and for the
interesting bridge game the gifts were
boxes of stationery, Mrs. Charles Doll
winning the one for highest score, and
Mrs. L. c. Butler cutting the consola-
ton. Shreveport Times.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-17
The beautiful bunch of. chry-

I! The beautiful bunch of. chry-
santhemumsthat adorns the editors
desk and attracts attention from
everybody passing by, is an ap-
preciated attention from Mrs. E.
LG. Lawton, whose garden is most
attractive with these Japan.sy
flowers.
The champion pecan grower of
the parish is Mr.. p. E. Tauzin
who has harvested fine crop this
season of magnificent paper she'll
nuts full of fine rich meat, which
are commanding good price.
Mr.. Tauzin brought the editor a
very generous sample of his Pc
cans and she will testify to their
rich sweet flavor, and that they
are well worth the price he asks
for them.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-17
Les Petites Follies

The entertainment given at the
Amusu Tuesday night of last week
for the benefit of the Cathedral
Repair fund. was a brilliant sue
cess in every way; singing, dane
ing. stage setting, costumes, ETC.,
and as the result of that perform.
ance and the one at the Normal, q
night or two later, when a nominal
fee of only is was charged, $l75.-
90 were realized.
Miss Mildred Hill assisted by
Misses Josephine Bryan and Thel-
ma Zalenka, planned and carried
out the program in a manner
which would have reflected credit
upon experienced directors,
whereas it was the first attempt
upon the part of these young
ladies. who are loud in their ex-
pressions of appreciation to many
whose encouragement and assist
ance along different lines, were
of incalcuable help.
The performers excelled in their
singing and dancing, Misses Alma
KiIe, ssJosephine Bryan Mildred
Hill, Mrs. Steve Browne, Messrs.
Geo. Poleman and Scriven SWEET
singing the solos. and Misses Cam
lille Deblieux, Doris Henry. Thel-.
ma Zalenka, Jeannie .Pierson and
Coralie Hill dancing them, while
Misses Ruth Shuts. Nita Caspari,
Sadie Smith. Mildred Hill, Messrs.
Caspari, Smith, Young, Suddath,
Pierson, Carver. j. and E. Payne
Traber and Porter. sang and
danced in the choruses of ITS =
Windy Day on the Battery, Alice
Blue Gown, Second Hand Rose,
0 Little Ball, When You and l
Were Young Maggie, Jump jim
Grow, Sweetheart Blues, He Will
Understand. Love Moon, and
Goodbye Girls Pm Through
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-17

The possibility of having gas
piped into Natchitoches was pre-.
sented to Natchitochians, at a
meeting Tuesday afternoon, when
the promoters, who have secured
the Conshatta franchise, propose
to continue it to Natchitoches If
our people will secure them the
right of way, the required num-
Der of patrons and buy q certain
amount of bonds, necessary to
finance the proposition. A Com
mittee from the Chamber of Com
merce was appointed to look into
the matter and report back.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-17
Golden Wedding Anniversary

Few couples are ever granted
the privilege of celebrating their
goideE wedding anniversary, as
was to Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Keyser
Tuesday, November 18th, who IN
the early morning lett the same
home in which they have lived the
fifty short years of perfect happi-
ness to go to the same Cathedral
where they We're married, and &C.
cording to their faith, have their
marriage blessed at the same altar
by the vicar-general of this
diocese.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keyser are held
in the highest esteem not only in
the immediate but in the whole
outlying community, and are
among our worthiest citizens with
a large circle Of close friends who
called to offer congratulations
during the happy day which end
ed with q family reunion at the
home of their daughter where .
splendid supper was served.
The Enterprise in extending
best wishes, hopes Mr.. and Mrs.
Keyser will celebrate their 18th
anniversary surrounded by their
best beloved ones.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-17

Audrey, the bright little daugh-
ter of MIR. and Mrs. Walter Brea-
zeale of Bermuda, who has not
yet reached her ninth year, won
the handsome pair of Winchester
Skates offered by that progressive
firm, the Peoples Hardware and
Furniture Co., to the boy or girl
who could coin the greatest mum.
Der of words out of Winchester.
and her list totalled 423.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-17

Iy served at the conclusion of the
g,me to the guests who besides
members were: Nmes. S. M.
Hyams, Porter, A. Voters, Nor.
ris, L. p. and + Cloutier, L'Her-
isson, 4. and w. Prudhomme,
and Misses NJ. DeBlieux and M,
Sompayrac.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1921-11-17
EUcHRE

The Knights of Columbus benefit
games will begin Monday night Nov
ember 21st at 7:3u P. NJ, sharp. From
then on there will be two games each
month, on the first and third Mondays
-7:3Q -.R.4-M---Tw0. .prixAA for the
ladies and one prize for the men. Ad.
mission to each game 25c.