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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-02-02
BoGALUSA coLORS FORM
DECORATION AT WEDDING

Green and white, the colors of
Bogalusa, were the decorationsgat
the Mayors wedding.
The emerald and diamOndJaen-
gagement ring of the bride, .sthe
green lace and silver cloth gown
of the maid of honor, Miss Hazel
Martin of SlidelI, and dresses tOf
other participants made IAN at
traetive display of the Magic City's
cOlors.
Gala lilies in tall white baskets
boFdered the Nwhite-ribboned side
lines through which the wedding
party advanced to the altar.
A noticeable departure from the
color scheme was the sapphire and
diamond bar pin, which was Mayor
Sullivan's wedding gift to miss
Ella Rose"
Pearl-embroidered white chiffon
over cloth of silver, with a court
train of pearl-embroidered silver
hanging from the shoulders, made
the brides costume. She carried
a bouquet of white orchids. Her
veil was silk net with a wreath of
orange blossoms. She refused to
wear something old, something
new, something borrow, something
blue" according to the time-hon-
ored custom of brides, declaring
she was not superstitious.
Mrs. Betty Sullivan-Frith, May
or Sullivan's daughter, and matron
of honor, was gowned in silver
cloth trimmed with crystal beads.
Mrs. Firth and Miss Martin were
the brides only attendants, carry
ing sheaves of Gala lilies. J. H.
Cassidy of Bogalusa and Fed Sal
men of New Orleans were the
groOmsmen.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-02-02
GREENBERG TO BUILD
NEW BRICK BUILDING

H. Greenberg, one of the pioneer
merchants of Bogalusa, located at
Fourth and Columbia streets, has an
nounced that at any early date he
will start work on a brick business
block which will be located on the
present site of his store building.
Yesterday he inaugurated a great
close-out sale, which will continue
until everything has been disposed of.
Attention is called to his adver-
tisement, which appears in this issue
of The Enterprise.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-02-02
ELKS TO GIVE DANCE
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II

On Saturday evening, February II,
the local lodge of Elks will inaugu-
rate a series of dances which will be
held at their home on Austin street.
While the dance will not be con-
fined to members, it will be strictly
an invitation affair. Blanchard's Or
ehestra has been secured to furnish
music for the occasion and Exalted
Ruler Jules Leblanc expects to revive
interest in the dances at the Elks'
Home which will surpass that of a
few years ago.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-02-02
oh Bowl A Whisky Welt

Some people are born lucky and
Others merely live in Knoxville, Tenn.
The prohibition enforcement officers
in their search around that city
found a "well" of whiskey in a resi-
dental section. The "well'' was a
copper cOntainer, which held three
hundred to four hundred gallons of
whiskey, and was buried ten feet
under ground A pump brought it
to the surface and the owner of the
well supplied his customers at all
hours with as large a quantity of
mOOnshine as they wished. The out
fit was confiscated and many would
be purchasers Of whiskey we're forced
to explain the object of their visit
to the premises before the news Of
the confiscation became public prop
aerty.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-02-02
PECULIAR CONFIDENT
RECEIVERS PEARCE CAR

Mr.. Pearce attributes the recovery
of his Ford to the fact that he is a
subscriber to The Enterprise and
recommends it to car owners. He
stated that when the police at Ham
gnond found the car, they lifted the
seat of the car and found copy of
The Enterprise under the seat with
his name and postoffice box, and i'm
znediately communicated with him.
Mr.. Pearce described the car he had
lost to the Hammond officials and it
tailed with the one they held, so
Mr.. Pearce is again in possession Of
his Ford.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-02-02
Home Brew, HOOtch
and Moonshine
For the Wife and Kids"

"'The wife and kiddies" plea has
Erept into the courts trying bootleg
gers. The excuse offered by boot
logger in a New York court, when he
was answering the charge of having
violated the law by disposing of alcO-
hol, was that he could not find work.
AS his wife was sick and his young
sters needed food he turned to liquor
dispensing as an easy and quick way
of securing money. The judge be-
fore whom he was tried withdrew the
fine that had been imposed and Of
fered his services in finding a legiti-
mate Job.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-02-02
CONSTABLE s11r

In the City Court, BOealu.,
1ngton Parish, Louisians
Whereas, D. E. Sheridsr &.
peared before Hon. C. FlEa NJ =,
OF the above named court. ~
made affidavit, according i ny Y.
on one certain unmarked, psle -
ling had strayed on his prs. Y
mixed with his cattle; that 4. /.
deavored to find the owna Il Z
yearling, without avail. M
therefore, to have said vas W.
trayed and sold, aceordino s Y.
Now, therefore, YOU 9riI II &
take notice that in pursuans.
order of the said honorsbIa 81.
will proceed to sell said vaa.E.
the last and highest bidder. e.
on Saturday, the 18th day a ~
airy, 1922, at 10 a. M. Al #.
dence of the said D. E. Sberiss. !
galusa, La.
R. H. LAMBRICHT
This End day of February. lss
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-02-02
JUNIOR C. NEWS

The North Side Christian Endeavor
Society meets every Sunday after
noon at 2:3O o'clock, upstairs in the
Masonic Temple. This society trains
children in Christian work.
A definite program is planned for
every Sunday and ways of keeping
the smaller children interested are
provided. All children from 6 to 10
are invited to attend this society.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-02-02
FINE MARKET oPRNe
WITH CHOICES,

Laying claim to hayin, !
up-to-date market n
Pleasant Hill last uaa y5pefata
market adjOins the LeSon, g
one of the popular stor soGA @
ton of the city. q g
The City Market win
and Western meats, veeet Az :
country produce, pickles'
solicits the business Of n
citizens. They will fsatS q @
delivery and guarantss ''se eli
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-02-02
TROOP ) ORGANIZED

Troop No. 8, Boy Scouts, was or
gained Saturday night at the Supe-
rior Avenue school. L. Borden is
SCoutmaster and Linwood CesariO
and George Gibson are patrol lead
ers. About twenty members were
present.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-02-02
MR.. HALL ARRIVES

Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett w. Hall are
the proud parents of a fine baby son
who arrived Friday at their home in
North Bogalusa. Mother and young
man are resting nicely and Mr.. Hall
has decided to give up his hunting
trips for the next several days.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-02-02
What judge Would Do

When Judge King Of Boston re-
fused to find James c. Mclean
guilty of keeping and exposing liquor
for sale, although a still was discov-
cred in his barn, he explained that
he was not dischRrging the prisoner
10 encourage the making Of moon
shine. The judge further said: "In
Boston are many men, some of whom
are wealthy, who are assisted by their
wives in the manufacture of moon
shine. venture to say that some Of
our prominent citizens, who have
their own little stills, might be hiding
an the bushes when the police arrive
TO seize the illegal apparatus. If /
had one, should probably have done
The same"
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-02-02

Passengers and others killed in
French railway accidents during 1920
numbered 1872.
Periscopes are to be tried expert
mentally by British police to increase
their range of vision.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-02-02
MUFFLERS

N'The modern girls muffles and
hides her ears in her hair" says
Uncle Jed, "but from my Observa-
ton she still contrives to hear when
a man proposes to her."
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-02-02
After Booze Clubs"

A special drive has begun against
'''booze clubs" that have sprung up
in many cities since prohibition.
These clubs are organized to make
an oasis in the desert of business.
The business men drop into them on
their way home at night to have a
friendly drink before dinner.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-02-02

"COugh as silently as you can, gar
gle as much as you like, and always
smile when you sniff" says Sir James
Dundss Grant, the famous specialist.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-02-02

This End day of February. IA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-07
GANADEROS
Acaban de llegar por el Vapor 'sGONTOSO'"
so Vacas de las razas "HOLSTEIN," "JER-
SEY'' ss1JJENSEY." MI

son grandes productoras de leche debido
proceder de Estados calidos estan aclinlata-
das en- este pals. Una vista al establo lie con-
vencera Vd. y seguramente aprovechaga. Ia
oportunidad de hacerse de un buen ganado.
Este ganado Sc encuentra en- la parada IA pOr
la carretera Nueva allado Oeste de la escuela
Rafael Cordero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-07
PUEBL OS PlGMEOS

Que los pigmeos habitarOn la Euro
pa en- 0tras edades, 10 demuestra Ell
idescubrimieIlto de esGudletos humar
nos de nequenfsima estatura en- una
grnta cercana al principado de MO
naco FL primer historiador que ha-
bio de los piglneos, fuc Herodoto, el
cual habfa recogido los datOs refe-
rentes a esfa raza, de b0ca de los
saccrdotes egipciOs, que decfan que en-
los lugares del nacimiento del Milo
existfa una raza de hombres tan pc
quefios, que tenfan que desfenderse de
las, cigiieiias con verdaderos combates,
en- los que siempre llevaban la peor
partes eEste acerto hiperbolieo del
padre de la histeria' ha sido COAST
dorado muchos siglos como una fabula
hasta cue Stanley, en- 1890, trajo la
-noticia de que existfa en- el Alto
Congo, una raZa de negrOs enaiiOs.
POGO despu6s, un yiajero italiano coIn-
pro en- ma tribu de negros de tama-
no corriente, dos esclavos pigmeos Y
los .llev6 consigo Egipto; pero mn-
rieron antes de llegar al Milo nave
gable. Finalmente, ell ingles Jones
ton, entrc en- relaciones con los pig
meos dc los bosqucs de Itouri y estu-
di6 detenidamente sus costumbres. En-
1905 un explorad'or llev6 seis pigmeos
Londres. La altura maxima de es-
tos negros en- los hombros es de 1.27
metros, Y en- las mujeres de 1.1O.
Los pigmeos son muy hien proporcio-
nados, muscalosos, ell color de su piel
de un tinte marr6n, siendo 10 mas
notable de ellos su extremada agili-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-07

jandro Ramirez, trat6 de fomentar ell
ahorrO por medic de sus propagandas,
~ fund6 en- San Juan una Gaia de
Ahorros, con ramificaciOnes en- algu-
ma que otra localidad importante del
interior, Y cre6 algunos premios para
estimular el habito de ahorrar entire
las multitudes; pero la aficion al jue-
go, por una parte, y la direction de-
fectuosa veces de .esos establecimien-
tos, determinaron al fin su decadencia.
Mayor fortuna tnvieron desde ,el III
timo terclo del sigIo anterior el Banco
Popular de Economics " Pr9stamos;
de San Juan, y el del Cr6dito-y Ahorro
P6ncefiO, que dieron en- fpne los pri-
meros pasos, acreditando el sistema
de libretas de atiorro, con intereses a
favor de los impOsitores. Los Bancos
estableeidos en- el pals despu6s del
/. cambio de SOberanfa, .establecier0n
desde luego el sistema de ahorro per-
feccionado por ell genio norteamerica-
no. Y adquirieron y adquieren va pro-
porciones muy consoladoras las canti-
dades que Sc ahorran en- ell pals por
tales pr6cedfmientos. % 9
,Pero era .aecesario fomentar tdesde
la infancia este precioso habitos no
niepdo sus benefcios al alcance de los
lniios de. escnelas v hep9s Yisto. .ya
con satisfaction los ingeniosos apara-
Itas establecitlds en- Ia Escnstas sRaid6-
I.rioty de Castro. por el actual Comisio-
nado de Instruction y uno de los Ban
cos mas acredstau6s de esta ciudads-
Son cajitas aelegantes con apar4en-
cias de jnguetes-; tienen una ranura
en- Ia parte superior, por Id qne' los nj
| nos intfoducen una, monedaiIe escaso
valor, de esas que Sc desper1ician con
cualqnier motive. y por otra ranura
/ que hay en- La alparte baja sale inmetlia-
| tamente un seIlo de timbre Official, de
l.igual vaIor al la moneda depositada.
sEsos sellos Sc van epeganio en- uiies
papeles de collection que Sc obtienen
gratis, en- lostque Sc va aumentando de
este modo el capital ahorrado. Estos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-07
Nuevas fornas de ahorros

papeles despu6s de llenos Sc llevan al
Banco, Y allf proven gratis al nifio de
una libreta de ahOrrO, en- la que sc van
abonando, como valores Electives, to-
dos los pliegos de sellos obtenidos de
aquel modo, y sus intereses. Asf Sc lie
ga insensiblemente h un ahorro consi-
yderable, con 10 que de otro modo Sc
gastaFfa sin provecho, y quizas con pc
.Iigro de alguna Indigestion.
+ Sc hacen, va gestiOnes activas para
tiOtar a tOdas las escuelas de fomen-
tar entire los niiiOs ell habitO del aho-
FRO, con sus fayorables consecuencias.
La Ultima nota triunfal para fomen-
tar ell ahorro en- los hogares de todo el
pals, y que adaptaran en- breve todos
los Bancos y establecimientos de aho-
rro aquf establecidos, consiste en- una
ingeniosa alcancfa de acefo que facili-
taran esos Bancos contra un dep6sito
de un dollar y so centavos, que deven-
CARA intereses Y sera devuelto al re-
cibir de nuevo La alcancfa en- buen es-
tado. Esta sc recibe cerrada; tiene en-
su interior mecanismos para retener
los valores allorrados, contra la ten
taei6n del mismo duefIo. Pueden echar-
Sc en- ella todHs las monedas corrien-
tes Y tambi6n silletes de Banco. Guam
do el dueho deSee capitalizar los valo-
res ahorradosI lleya la alcancfa al
Bancpss sdcniesl Ia abren a la vista del
interesado,- y proven este de una Ii
breta de ahorro, en- la que Sc anota-
ran sucesivamente los productos de La
alcancfa, que deyengaran intereses, v
pueden ser extrafdos' a voluntad, que
dando aquella sieInpre en- poder de La
persona O. famiIias 1ahorradora, para
nueVas9 imposiciones. Asf pueden 6stas
realizafse con toda seguridad, en- cual-
quiera parte de la isla, a donde lie
garan. sin Iholestia talguna, pudiendo
fomentar y arraigar con toda perfec-
ci6n la gran virtud del ahorro.
/ Debese esta importante e ingeniosa
innovation Il la casa de Corbin, de
Nueva York.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-07

Despu6s de la instruction popular
Y ,el trabaio, no hay NADIA como ell
ahorro discreto y perseverance, que es
una de las mas practicas formas de la
economic social. La instruction liberia
el espfritu, el trabajo. liberia al indivi
duo fortalece eI caraeter, Ell ahorro
bien entendido ahuyenta los vicios, au-
menta el decoro personal, mantiene el
credito econ6mico asegura los medi0s
honrados de subsistencia. Son los
tres medios mas seguros de lograr "
mantener el bienestar zen la vida de
relaci6n, y constituyen, Complement
tandose,. nm verdadero sistema de eAu-
caci0n. Pueblo en- donde falte cuales-
quiefa de estas virtudes, tendra siem-
pre- en- 81 algo de abyecci0n 0 de escla-
,vitud.
Por ESQ los buenos educadores mo
dernos pugnan plausiblemente por au-
mar en- un sistema conjunto el desarro-
llo intellectual el corporal con mar
cada predilecci6n hacia el trabajO it'll,
Y el habito del ahorro como sosten ne
cesario Y permanente de ambas activi-
dades redentoras. x
En- Puerto Rico habfa, desde los pri-
meros tiempos de la conquista, pro
pension a la vida del entehdimientO;
y Sc fu6 tlesarrollandd progresivameh-
te, con ayuda de la necesidad, el amor
al trabajo; pero Sc, retaEd6, muoho :7el
ahorro met6dico v racional.
La Sociedad Economical de Amigos
del Pals, influfda por sabios' previsp1
res como su fnndador aquf, sdon Ale!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-07

dad. Gala pareia tiene su cabafia y
cada ni1o, apenas destetadO, tiene Ia
suya. Los pueblos vecinoasde aoa pig
meos acusan a estos dc ser canfbales
Ell tempo de carestfa y de robarse
los hijos unos a otrosI para devoFar-
los. Estes negros saben preparar con
jugos de plantas un potente yeneno
con Ell cnal mojan la punta de lAs ae-
chas Y que produce la muerte casi ins
tantdnea. Recnrren al mismO yeneno
para bafar con el los largos piachos
que plantan en- torno sus cabaiias
que cnbren, con hojas para hayerlos
invisibles. En- toca ell Africa ecuato-
rial exisrep aproximadamente unos
treinta mil individlos de esta raza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-07
Diez y nueve causas de 10 PERU
diciaI de Ia prohlbicion en-
Estados Unldos

,16.-Ha aumentado la tasaci6n.
17.-Ha trafdo en- el tren toda clase
de petty grafting''
1SHa trafdo la destruction de la
vida humana.
49, Ha debilitado la verdadera ba-
Sc dR nnestro Gobierno.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-07


El valienfe candiIIo del ej6reitO
imperial aIemin, MARISCAL YON
-HINDENBURG, vestidC cor la,ro-
pa del simple cindadanO, una yezl
terminada SUI briIlante csmpafa du-
rante Ia Gran Guerra MundiaI. El
MariseaI, va retirado de Ia vida mi
Iitar, dedic6 sus horas mas apaci-
bles en- Ia quietud de su hogar, q
escribir 81 famoso libro MEMO
RTAS DE MI VIDA, en- que he
descrito con admirable maestria,
las campafas mas sorprendentes en-
que fn6 q parte principalisima. Es-
ta obra, que ha sido acogiid con
una gran sensaei6ne en todo el mum
do. esta Ia yenta en las Libferfas
De los sres. Canteros Fernfndez &.
CO.. a modesto pEeeio de 60 etYs.
tomo. Ii5Ee De franq1eo'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-07
:OS SENTIS SOLOS?
HoMBRES, MUJERES, NINAS, SOL
TERAs, vIUDAs.

Unase nuestro Club de Correspon-
dencia y hara muchos amigos intere-
santes Obtenga conocimientos en- to-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-07

Ell "cORNELIA" LEGO AN0CHE
Anoche l1eg6 este puerto, proceden-
te de New York, con earga general. a
vapor "Cornelia'', de La Bull Ihsular
Line.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-07
PREPARANDo Ell TRABAJO

Los sehores que component Ia ma
yorfa del Concejo Asanblea NUM-
cipal de San Juan, estan preparando
los asuntos que han de ser presenta-
dos Y discutidos en- las sesiones que
comenzaran mediados del corriente
mes. Presupuesto y otros asuntos de
principal urgencia estan a terminar v
Sc estudia Ell mejor reajuste, de acuer-
do con las necesidades de la con1uni-
dad del estado de crisis en- los me-
gocios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-03-07

do .el mundo por medic de nuestra me.
dium. Casese con un rico, sea feliz.
Cientos de pretendientes ricos, atracti
vos y buenos, desean casarse. Foto-
graffas gratis. Envfe 30 centayos por
una subscription de cuatro meses. s10O
por un ;.fio.
Florence Beltdire,
200 Montague ST. Brooklyn. N. Y.
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MAcHINISTs. car repairmen. blacksmiths.
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J 1921 NASH 7-passcuger sedan; fine rnechan-
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acuNs or inactive interest offered: full in
igrmation furnished on request. p. o. Boz
n76: Philadelphia
fIRST-CLASS Walnut st. shop handling
tufs and ladies' apparel. wishes to sublet
Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-27

iccr1NTocK. AT Northheld. N. j.. on
,sts Mary A. Waterman. Relatives and
IA, also employees of John Wanamaker
siry Store ere invited 70 funeral. at her
residence, Northfeld. n: j.. on Thurs.
DEains in the North Cedar Hill Gem. on
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-27

25. LOUISE. beloved wife
William Mock and daughter Of the late
hliam and Cecilia Kuntz. Relatives and
Isnds invited to funeral. Fri, $50 A.. NJ.
VI late residence. 2555 y. I'd at. Solemn
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-29
UNIVERSITY OF OHIO
TO AWARD DEGREES
TO 1909 STUDENTS
tBy Associated Press

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 29.-De-
grees will be awarded the largest class
in history by Ohio State University at
the commencement scheduled for Juno
49, The 1922 senior class enroIls 1909
students, nearly one-third of them wo-
men. Addition Of 101 graduates who
completed their work at midyear raises
the total membership of the class of
1922 to 1910, a number exceeding the
figure for last year by approximately
200.
The college of arts, philosophy and
science leads in the number of degrees
it will confer, with 2S2 senior enrolled.
The college of engineering is second in
numerical order, with 176 seniors,
seeking degrees in architectural, me-
tallurgical, chemical, mechanical, civil,
electrical, mining, ceramic and general
engineering.
The graduate school will confer 16S
higher degrees. Two other colleges
have senior enrollments exceeding 100.
They are agriculture, with 153, and
education, with 112. The colleges of
commerce, and Journalism, law, phar-
macy, medicine. veterinary medicine,
dentistry, and homeopathic medicine
will graduate fewer than 100 seniors.
Commencement week will be usher
ed in Saturday. June 10, with alumni