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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03

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9abrbeit batte engIifde uno fran50ii-
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bineingetrieben 6nrb Bic tpeientlib
6emofratiib : rebolntiondre pnniln-
hpiitiibe Mgitation, tpelbe nie6er in
bieler &iniidt einen groben goffer-
betrug BARTLETT, rn6 StaIien n1if Die
brett bonn @roBorient bon StaIie1
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feit BEG freirraureriiden Stonopnnff-
tes r~iiber5eugtt" 1n6 51 pntriotifd :
national : bltmanitdterer n8egeiiter-
1tng" I'M Gimme 6es1elben yentflnmmt
m1r6e". (DasieIbe geidob, mie aube-
fnnnt in nnierem 2m6e.)
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alien ibren GreDeln, 10 1T audi Der
@eltfrieg NIT alien, fait 1tn~iiberiebba-
rem @ei6en un6 uebeln, meIhe er ni6t
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tpidelten 800Ifer, ion6ern fir sic gar1-
&c Menidbeit in allen BeItteiIen CUR
Solge bat, cine Sr1tdt ser a1tgeblib
Observation-Disclosures freimnureriib
6emofratiihen Mgitntion.
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ibon pieles erreibt, iebt ionte Elm
&aupti6lag gefnbrt peroen gegen Die
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|ltgion. Sin6 bie 3eitperbGltniile, Die
tpirtbidaftli6en polttiiden nno ioci-
allen pie6er giinitig o6er menigftens
mieoer better geregelt, 6roben nidt bie
8olidetpifi nn6 &omuni1ten, 6as
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miro Sic Mrbeit moglidit baI6 Begin
men. Sn Gent mar i9on 6reimol
6abon Die &e6e, am 2. Is, un6 81
|5eptember 1921. Dreimal mur6e
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&c cuffs 11el1e Sopet gebra6t imnrer
nit IN gerbin6nng nit Dem Mntrag,
cine @ommiiiion gu ernen11e11, tpeI6e
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@ommtiiion mur6e getpdbIt bie Sea-
men Ser Mitglie6er iin6 ober ME be-
fannt gegeben tpor6en. Sc miro az
10 audi 6a I'M @ebeimen, i'm 9ltnfeIr
qearbettet. @or manher, Ser bent
@olferbltn6 5ugeil1be1t, fir 6enieIben
gere6et agittrt 1tn6 geifimrh bot,
miro Damn nobI Stounen Mber 6ie
@orfdI6ge, tpen1t iie einmnI an 6os-
|Sngeslidt treten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-03

100000 11nteri6rifter our Mb6iffim
11,nng iiber 8ier nno Ieidte @eine
liinb in Sa1i1oig geiammelt tporoeu.
Sir 8olitifer, 0ie oes Bolfes mabre
Stm1nl,1g erforfden tpoe1n, Elm oeut
liher Gingeraeigl
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1922-02-16
Bermuda'S Social Club

The Social Clnb was delightful
Iy entertained by Miss Lisa Prud-
homme on the 18th inst. The
decorations recalled to mind that
St Valentines would soon be
here, hence little red hearts and
cupids peeped from among every
nook of the yellow jonquils; peep
ing cuplds - seemingly satisfied
that they we're enjoying the game
as we'll as the players.
Mrs. W. E. Alcoek won the first
prize. a beautiful table runner;
Mrs. Albert Voters, a round dolly;
Mrs. Hugh Miller. the BOBBY;
then the players were called to the
piano where hidden among the
music were little cupid hearts to
be drawn, Mrs. Desiree Breazeale
drawing the beautiful heart on
which was painted a little cupid,
emitting her to the consolation
prize, a laundry bag.
Delicious refreshments of chick
en- salad on lettuce with mayonaise
garnished with parsley, Russian
dressing, jelly, pickles, saltines,
hot chocolate followed by divinity
fudge we're served to the mem
bers and guests, Mines. E. Il.
Lawton, NJ &C Hyams, Desiree
Breazeale, Albert Voters, Fair
Hyams and Loutie Chaplin.
xxx
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aft .r their we'll being md comfort.

aft .r their well being md comfort
The Boy Scouts had grea,
lime Friday night when they in
vi.ed number of their cir! friend,
| and in great big truck, motored
to Grand Ecore where they lighted
great bonfire Oh the bIatf, around
y hich they PLAYED all kinds of
games, just stopping long enough
10 enjoy some fruit OF which there
Was a bountlfli supply. Scout
Master Fredericks and Miss May,
Elk Sout Master McCook an d
tiss Gerow and Mrs. Henry
chaperoned The crowd who had a
jolly lot of fun and hope to enjoy
another such outing in the near
future.
New Spring Dresses! These attrac-
tive styles are made up in taffeta.
crepe de chine, with combination of
color to give them new touch of
spring-prices very popular
-DEBLIEUX'S
- A very small number, barely
quorum. attended the meeting of
the League of Woman Voters,
Monday night, when only matters
of an executive nature were at
tended to, after which arrange
ments for the payment of the an.
nual dues and asses ment to the
State League, and also for the
of Mrs. j. d. Wilkinson
OF Shreveport, State head of the
National Woman's Party, who is
anxious to come to Natchitoches
when.it is hoped that every body
will come out to hear her upo.,
the date some time the latter part
Of the month. the exact day un-
certain at this writing. Owing to
the absence from town of Nh.
Breazeale, the speaker of the even
ing, the program was postponed
until next meeting.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Philip C!outier

:, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip C!OutieI
left last week for Bermuda where
they will make their home at the
beautiful old j. Aiilaud Prud-
honme place with its gracious
mistress, Mrs. Prudhon me. Mr.
| & outer will retain his POSITION as
assistant cashier at the Exchang
Bank, but 20 to and fro each day
As the weather permit; and wit.
the good roads, their friend hope
to nave Mr.. and Mrs CIOut.er III
town with them quite often.
Our Millinery section certainly shows
the New Hats off to an advantage. al
within sight Of the customer. Be sure
to call and see the new things in Mil
linery
-DEBLIEUX'S
Work on the new S65, 900 domi-
tory on Normal hill is under good
Roadway, under the direction of
Contractor Mcbride, and IS being
erected on what has been used as
one of the tennis courts. to the
northeast of the dining room build
ing. It. will be of reinforced con-
crete and brick some fifty rooms
and with its sleeping porches.
baths and every other modern
convenience of the latest device,
promises to be about the most AT
tractlve as we'll as convenient
building on the Campus.
The Smartest line of Ladies Hose,
all shades, at
-DEBLIEUX'S
About the only successful grow
er of japonicas in Natchitoches is
Mrs. John q. Lewis, who never
fails to remember the editor, and
her floral offering this year is
about the finest and most gorgeous
of any of thes: beautiful and very
typical southern flowers, known as |
as well as. japonicas, that
it has ever been our good fortune
to see, fer which she is most APP
preciative.
Sport Wear for Ladies! Beauty of
colors, new ideas in design, low prices |
lnteresting-Suits, Dresses, Skirts.
Waists, Blouses, all at
-DEBLIEUX'S
An unusually gay crowd enjoy
I'D the library benefit given under |
The auspices of the 500 Club,
thursday night, at the K. G. hall,
when AZ ladies' and gentlemen par |
;icipated in the game at which
Miss Carmen Breazeale and Mr..
Steve Brown won first prizes. a
luncheon set donated by Mrs. S.
g. johnson. and pongee handker-!
laie 70 I M
|econds : 6aconetse. Mrs. Pdlien
md Mr.. Morse the boobies.
New Spring Suits for Ladies and
smart styes-you will
ind them unusual at the prices we ask
-DEBLIEUX'S
Bishop Van de Ven and all Of
he priests of this, the north Lou
siana diocese. with few exceptions
we're the guests of Father Piegay,
yesterday when they came to at
end the ceremonies Of Investa-
ure Of the beloved Vicar General
S Domestic Prelate. The ladies
# the Altar Society took charge
# the entertainment Of these dis
inguished visitors which they did
With lavish hand sparing neither
ime, energy or expensei in lookingl
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!. from Shreveport to spend ill.,
week end at home, with her aunt
Mrs. Phillips, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holland (Loreel
Hargrove) of Salt Lake City
Utah reached here Wednesday fol
a visit to Mrs. Hargrove. and il
being cordially greeted by ole
friends.
A tailored pongee waist is what il
needed right now. See the new line
for s.. Is at
-Eieber$
Mrs. Phanor Breaz sale went to
New Orleans Saturday to join her
husband and daughter, Katherine,
who preceded her and expected
to be detained in the city another
week.
Chic. ready for use pongee waists
for 50. rs at
--EteberS
Mrs. j. Alphonse Prudhomme
and daughters, Miss Julia and
Mrs. L. A. Cock6eld, of Bermuda
are at their city residence for their
first visit to Natchitoches since be
fore the holidays.
Egg producers, prize winners, or
table fowls--SINGLE COMB BLACK
MINORCAS. Let me book your order
for eggs for Matching. You are re-
specially invited to inspect my poul-
try yard at the Natchitoches Compress.
Write Robt. J. PHILLIPS, City.
Mr.. d. Il. Page of Flora was an
appreciated caller at this Office
when in town last week, and says
not only the teachers and children
but every body is delighted with
the new school building which is
the pride of the neighborhood.
Satin back crepe, canton crepe, silk
ratine. taffeta. crepeback satin and
satin are some of the materials used in
the attractive line of spring dresses
-Ciebers
Rev. j. M. Owen, rector Of St.
Marks Episcopal church of Shreve
port, will conduct services at the
Episcopal church tomorrow, Fri.
lay, February 18th st 1880 p. N.
Special music. Public cordially
invited to be present.
Miss Kate Lea Trichel has taken
possession of the store right next
ioor, recently vacated by tn
Handy Kitchen, which has been
epaired and redecorated and made
ll,-to-date and attractive for her
aiiiiaeey sstabl shnsnt
II it, ! two-toned sport dress in the
ewest model vOu want, you can ind
in the large asseortment q
The roads are getting in pretty |
air shape once moro after the
ong continuous siege Of bad
1s inch Silk and Chamois Gloves, al
olOrs ct
-DEBLIEUx's
Mrs. Edna Katie reached home
from Kansas City where
he spent the past six months with
Ter sister and husband, Mr.. and
drs. Dave Hart. Mrs. B. Rosen-
hal MAY Kane) OF Alexandria,
Who joined her there right after
he holidays, returned With her
nd aftnr : evsa afau continued /
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The Enterprise
WEEKLY
THURSDAY, FEB. Is, 1922

THURSDAY, FEB. IL, 1922
DE VoE's FoREcAsT--F ebruar,
Eth, warmer followed by rain
casterly winds: 18Th, snow; 10Th
cold wave over the Missouri Val
ley, movit z southeasta ard; 2Oti
10 2lst, cold and squally; 22ud Il
23rd, warmer.
Taffeta Dresses, the first Spring
Styles. are being received daily at
-Eieber'$
Mr.. l. j. Rains of Marthaville
was among the weeks visitors.
Mr.. John Marston of Coushatta
was week end visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pollock OF
CloutierviIle spent Friday in town.
Mrs. E. Mills of Lafayette is
the attractive guest of Mrs. J. F.
Gallery.
Mr. j. H. Williams, .Jr. OF
Zimmerman spent Thursday in
Natchitoches.
Messr:. Mat Hertzog of Derry
and Anthony Prudhomme of Der
muda were visitors Wednesday.
Judge J. w. Jones, ,Jr. spent
last week in Coushatta holding the
regular criminal term of court.
FOR RENT-7O acres 2l-2 miles be.
low Natchitoches. Well improved.
It. DIR. ]. 5. STEP HENS.
Mr.. George Himel is in Shreve-
port this week where he was sum-
moned to serve on the federal jury.
WANTED-SEvERA HIGH GRADE
USED CARS; BEST PRICES PAID; UNITED
MOTOR SALES co., l0ll ST. CHARLES
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
Mr.. w. +. johnson of Saline
was here looking after his local
business interests, Friday.
Mr.. A. Semmelman has return
ed from q visit to Haynesville and
Vest Point. Miss.
WANTED Man with car to sell low
priced Ora HAM TIRES. $3.50. 90 per
week and commissions. GRAHAM !
Harbor, Mich.
Rev. E. X. Shuts went to
Delhi, Sunday night. where he
spent the week with his daughter,
Mrs. !. r. Chaplin spent Satnr-
day and Sunday with Mr.. and
Mn. Paul Kachal Of Bermuda.
BouiRant frocks will b the style this
spring = Ta6eta just SO the latest It
-EisberS
Miss Lucille SWEET, who was
called home b. the illness Of her
uothcr, has returned to her school,
dnt'ss u Shreveport
III. Z Friedman is at home
tkis weet 81, one Of his periodical
psoeessicnal visits and is in Office
wlth u. Reed.
ron RENT OR SALE-A modern
hunealoW q Second Street. Apply %
8. = q. KAFFIE.
NJ. ]. Leiber left Monday for
SbreveporE and will visit Haynes
yills md 81 Do "a who're return
sRl8A iGHT SkHAkY $500 per
T. nd oxpenees TO mAArQr woman
~ 11x4o go (1uce POUE1RY MIX
efg. Co.. East St.
4 y v 49, ~ III .5..,A -
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Mrs. Dave Hart. Mrs.. B. kosen-
thai MAY Kafle) OF Alsxandria,
who joined her there right after
the holidays, returned With her
and after : days stay. continued
on homo Wednesday night.
Cupid was rather busy. the
court records show during 1921
when there were 412 marriage
licenses filed, which Is y very. good
record for our Parish, whose Of
|6cisl records also show 49 divorces
during that Same period.
s. We are now showing the simpson
MILDLY Blouse" Ia regulation style,
prices $3.50 70 $50. Just for school
-DsBLlEUx,s.
Mr.. Toe Inter accompanied BY
his sister, Miss Suzstee, and Miss
Mia Csspari vent y ShreyepoFt
Sunday sfternoon, retn1pinf he,
next night. whsrs tho young ladies
enloyed thsir sisis While NJ On
ter ooubined business and pleasure.
Consa Il - - ~ 49, la1e a.
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6. O.P. CAUCUS
PLEDGES BONUS
BEFORE RECESS

A resolution stipulating that tn ?
soldiers bonus bill shall be passed by
the Senate Immediately after the
tariff bill is disposed Of was adopt.
ed today at a conference OF Republi.
The vote was "a to IL, a number
on the Republican side absenting
themselves from the conference.
The resolution was offered by
Chairman McCumber, of the Senate
Finance Committee, and was in.
tended to provide for the passage
OF both the tariff and bonus meas.
ures this session. a. -
: Sidetrack Motion Defeated.
Prior to the adoption of the reso.
luton a motion made by McCumber
that the tariff be sidetracked for
the bonus, and the latter be taken
up at once in the Senate, was de.
feated by a vote of 80 to 9.
The conference was marked by a
heated discussion Of the bonus aues-
ton, Sena 'ors oprosing the bonus
voting against the resolution be.
cause, they explained, they did not
wish to be committed to It's passage.
The text OF the resolution follows:
whereas, at a conference of
Republican members Of the SEN
ate held on the eighteenth day Of
April, 1929, II wss moved and car
ried that II In the sense Of the
conference that the Senate pro.
ceed without further delay with
the consideration OF the tariff bill,
and that n is the sense Of this
conference that the Senate should
at this session pass a soldiers
compensation bm ana that the
to report such bin within q rea-
sonable time; ana,
Whereas. the amended soldiers
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SOVIET REPORTS LENlN
. IMPROVING IN HEALTH

MOSCOW, June .1s.--An official
bulletin issued here today said that
the health of Nicolai LeIiin Ia I'M
proving.
Symptoms of internal troubles
which were prevalent during the
last ten days have disappeared" said
the bulletin, The Internal organs
are normal. Temperature and pulse
are normal. The blood pressure Is
going down. The patient In In bed
and feels well but complains that
idleness Is irksome." a
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AMERICAN PAYMASTER
KILLED NEAR TAMPlco

Warren ID. Harvey. an American
citizen, was murdered by bandits on
saturday five miles outside OF Tam
pico, Mexico, the American consul NJ
Tampico today notified the state
Department. Harvey was a pay.
master for an American oil company.
The usual representation have
been made 20 the government ~
Mexico City and the authorities have
promised an investigation.
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Col. MarceIlus n. Thompson
Accused Of Shipping Guns
to Ireland.
b, International New. Service.

by international news service.
TRENTON, N. j., June 19.-
Col. Marcellus H. Thompson, SON.
in-law of George Harvey, Ameri-
can Ambassador TO England, and
seven other men have been i'm
diSted tere by a Federal grand
jury for In alleged conspiracy to
ship machine guns into Ireland
for use by the Sim Fein, in vio-
lation of the neutrality laws, it
was revealed today.
Buried in Bunkers.
The indictment was returned sew.
eral months ago but was not per.
mitted to become public until to.
day.
Colonel Thompson is vice presi.
dent and active head of the Auto
Ordnance Company Of New York,
distributors Of arms.
In June, 1921. 1t is alleged, 4s5
machine guns were found buried
under the coal in the bunkers OF
the freight ship East Side, Of the
Cosmopolitan line. The discovery
was made while the freighter was
N. j., water front.
The guns were Of the type in.
vented by Colonel Thompson's ia
ther. Brig. Gen. John T. Thomp.
son.
It is alleged that the guns were
sold by the Auto Ordnance Com
pany. This accusation was made
following q long and intensive in
vestigation by agents Of the United
States Shipping Board and the De-
partment of Justice.
Those indicted along with Colonel
Thompson are:
Frank Williams, alias Lawrence
De Lacy, alias Lawrence Pierce.
who Is alleged to have paid for
the guns. and Fred Williams,
brother of Frank, alias Edward
Delacy. He is said to have been
implicated in the purchase Of the
arms.
George G. Rorlse, . salesman Of
Washington, ID. c., who lives ut the
Southbrook Curtis, and who Is sus.
pected Of having been one OF the
alleged chief conspiratOrs, and
who Is accused Of having placed
the order for most OF the guns.
Frank z. Merkling, secretary OF
the Auto Ordinance Company.
Frank b., Ocbsenreiter, Of New
York and Washington, ID. c., who
IL alleged to have placed the origi-
nal order for some Of the guns.
John Culhane, a New York city
truckman,. who Is charged with
having carted the guns from
station Of the American Express
Company to his storehouse In the
Bronx. ...
A ''Mr. Brophy''--first name un-
known to the Federal authorities
who is said to have transferred
the shipment of guns from the
CuIhane store to the ship at Ho-
boken. r.
In addition the Auto Ordinance
Company was indicted as a corpora
ton. 49,. #' g'
n Indicted In January.
The Indictment was returned by
the January Federal grand jury,
which concluded It's labors in April.
The secrecy surrounding the in
dictment, Il IL explained, was due to
the failure OF the Federal nuthorities
to locate some Of the men named In
the papers. ......
The indictment charges the defend
ants with conspiracy to set on foot
and provide the means for. military
enterprise TO be carried on against
the territory of foreign prince with
whom the United States was at
peace"
Section 81 OF the United States
Criminal Code. under which the In
dictment was found, says:
"Tf two or more persons conspire
either to commit In any manner or
for any purpose. and one or more
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WEATHER.

Generally cloudy to.
night and Tuesday; mod
crate temperature. Gentle
variable winds.
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short time send us a large amount
Of money In actual available immedi-
ate cash In bank,
Then the bonus bill can be passed
-yith the money for Il in sight, or
even in hand. And then the Presi-
Il can sign the bonus bin without
WAITING his promise never 70 sign Il
uI =. money for II was provided.
The money win have been provided
by Britain. The President vii! con-
scientiously sign the bill. The Re
publican Senators and Congressmen
who promised TO give the boys a
Continued on Page .. Column %
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j. 8. WILL USE
WAR DEBTS To
PAY VET BONUS
Administration Senators Pass
Out Word That Early CoIIec-
ton Will Be Asked.
BY WILLIAM HARD,
Cosmopolitan News Service.

What's the big idea behind post
poning the bonus to the tariff right
now? It's this:
We actually now are going to begin
collecting our war debts from Eu.
rope. Administration Senators have
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Secretary Weeks thinks pri-
maries, enabling voters to
choose and nominste their own
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passed that tip
around through
I h e Republican
Senatorial cloak.
room. We are
going to begin to
c ollect those
dehts--and not in
paper, ut in
money. Money
nice good spare
cash-is gong to
begin to come in.
The United King.
dom Of Grea I
Britain plus or
minus the Irish
Free State or Re
public win now
The Washington times., 1922-06-19

Human beings know, from
within, that the soul exists, and
that's an end Of that. Let any
h DIV in doubt read Wordsworth's
poern on immortality. He will
know that the spirit within
cometh from afar.