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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-12-28

tho stocks advanced to tho hlEhcN lev al
"f the week. Mining atovlIr. although Hc-
i've. ~ no, ady.nIc matI,lally N m'"e
800 Aetna EAploalvrs. ~ my. tlon 'h~N-
rolci Motor. MHaJ: 500 MaAim Munitions,
",D .: 800 United Motors. i;t.u l,'s: Ola
,'Hs n on .i.nS: 500 Ie1eral on, :i,n =.
tr"icum. ',m2,i6: i!.o'o utiahoms UIl. COM
mon. las. tS Victoria OF. new. 5'.nS'.
l.hnn Rig Ledge. l',Wit. $50 Noston md
Montana %sMn. $50 "a nmc, AMI Jerome,
Ninisslns. SgGss,: 100 SUES ""e $1io: 3s%
T"n"pah Eat. i',Hi3-iG 10 Am Writing
Papcr l,W"'S: 90 North American Putin
aud parer, l'.m:'S: io.coo M,dwc.t on oia,
70: 400 pl,lahmma 4 aud 1t GLpss.. 500
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BUILDING. PERMITS.

Charles II. Phillips, to erect brick
apartment on north line OF Grove Ave-
nue.. between Lombardy and Vine
Streets. to cost $4,000.
Charles III. Phillips. to erect brick
apartment on west line of i.ombardy
between Grove and Hanover Avenue, to
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On the Curb.

NEN EoEN. peCc.nher .,.-..s -.-g.; q.
nc ~nneunc, 2neni hat the government; vas
70 assume Con;-c! OF ;he railroad situation
:n--c w-s gca-r-! better tone - ";6cit
r-iccS on The cEro to-day. -" .~,-ca ~
>ecurlty markets Motor. s;"cAs vo-c :hn
strong feature. Chevrolet Mo'o-s :...;-.-
this r-oiT. us Gain a,!ns the la.scs, CO..
70 3o'd!0> strength was shown in No -
4sCcn.cut oil stocks. ard prices q: . --~ o,
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CHICAGO 1--WE STOCK A,nKry

= AZ >ioT. bulk SIS 30 81 ~: fii,h, sis
9 Si:n; rnise6. $3.50 ti7lo: h.syy. SIS -
:; :i:!S, rough. S!ty' *!5.6S. rIEs $3.50
,-Ncul. rcee'rts ci.no. u.-H; native steers
S..N' y VIZ, s'CcEc-s and feeders s. Soc
;lG%' .?ws and hcitcrs. Sd.2 Z t!!:o: c.!Vc:
sheer rcceio,. 500 ,,esdy: v.,her.
50 ~ n SlG..i, laIrhs = a.. 80
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HENRlCO TRANSFERS.

T. Nshh" Nickham ct ais. 10 James
l. shepherd. 6SN.S54 acres in t;oochl,nd
ana iicn-ico Counties 'Evcatcr part in
Tuckahuc hiSirir; Of Iicnrico Countv)
tcC"mhor !, 1917: $4,000.
" w. pahncy Ct AIS. TO Louise l..
i\cck and Lille y. Braucr. Ia, Is. block
:: blooming dale November IT. IaI7.
tAN, 81 Ncnts. Slo.
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HusTlNGs RELEASE DEEDS.

=. \. Green and T. Lorraine RUM.
iTE.;ees 10 J.. :. Freeman. L.; 6 and
Heights. july "a. 1917; .l.4laa6.
John Sloan. trustee. TO j. e Free
-, N. LOT . nd Of 10. Mln.l. q
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CuICAno GRAIN M>rkrr.

CHICAGO, December 90 Grain ir.cos
nycrsecd lower tn-,!-, chicHy :, :. --sulf
% arHouucomcnt thai ;hc soyc-rnl-n: w6uid
'.Nc possession 81 the railroads Corn
S"S'j "icadS Jenu-ry -r.,1i.-6'.. ,uo
WAY l.-,. = l..ft N"i;h tho uHf~h =. . whole
Nsr2..OE from '.6I cent decline to =, tcui
"1'nn'c, compared with tw,nty-tou- hour,
nctCt" C-is UDGcrWcu; setback ~: 3,
70 y cents net. and provisions %; 10 -
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NV NoKk rnon,Ck M\Ek1r

~ NVNN. NcCcfoH-5 :.--It~v sue.--
'.c"oa o t~ntrtfuEe. tUy-s 0lo.a>Scs. uN-ls-
~ So. 'NH' h,es q cuban and lsht
..Fe 81 l''r,N hycn. ,Ncnnea. >;c~a, inc
s.c"@ SPOT ,ofee steady! 10 g. ;
,uruwuo6 demand c-or3 shorts $40 ---
E''. 'Nn"ic. iur'her srNe-gt IN cotton
a.. HOGAN 't'rIrGS "rrr
~ ~. 'MASh crude '.tH-ytou pccc0grc-
-. NIlE" SOLO as % .sr.. "a1 J-nL,r, 90
81. 10. bios sEy'Nr- 1rf -SE.~ 20; So.
-' H' u.- Sale u..'f sSr.t- -u:.. pc
.cu,v,. .tn.rts !, 50 .a-I.. .-,-s. ,-.,.-
80. .. .'.rcW!.rr 1854. JANUARY. IS IS a.
Nt"r. p 81 a.. MAY. l.a~h I.,- s.t-s p t.r
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RICHMOND HAY MAKHrT.
Mholcx nle Onntaflnns IN I,.L


y =" YORK. Dcc-rihc- -: re.y.4 No
'--G'nS - .'cs steady. yeats. .l,rh q 81, -
ShocH md lambs. irroSu..-. lambs. Sos
= 'I1.5. Shc-p. no, Quoted
Hog. no trading
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

!. y. ricnor. Of l1rurico County. yes
t"r'laN Ned Il petition OF bankruptcy
WITH III" clerk OF Tia" United States
bl.tr,ct Court lie declared that his
liabilities AFRO SI5i aud tina, he has no
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HUSTtNGS TRANSFER.

man, lot and part OF lot $. hlo,. .
Woodland Heights. Scptcnbc. II. 1917:
tan, IS. SO.
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,'r-n "a; sales. -. c-si;s: rcccir:s. So,
Ens,n I'm, *, SO. 800
-..i3;s 80 barrels SHIPMENTS. 500 ,. -rcls
/. iccN $50 barrels: quote: y. l. /. l. O.
Il so: / al: X. so: NJ. s,s: y 5S5:
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
DEFY GOODS

pET GOODS.
MN ToEE. December :.-Co,to7 good,
md r--Hs We're very 'irrn. Mras vc.! "
-ciNc. raw HilA was unchanged p-e
GOODS merchants anticipate ccrtr. ct!oi.
o: rontssenu~l rrcduc; to como on, q :Ae
soNcrE:ncE: control O. transportation
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
To and from " aah ton and beyond Daily.
oeaOoard Ar Line kaIway COMPANY

Tine Progressive railway OF the SOUTH"
.t4!u= !yatv GI!.!. ; 3. VI, HorL!ua !ycai
J. .sJ =. NJ, S!tcptrs .hNiant, ana JaCksUu-
''I.e 49, =. NJ. sIcepcrs JachsOnv!!!c. -.
t.cIcFspLf5. to!uH.l!h. coaches. lv..O l.. NJ,
..LtAnta. iS!t!!4!Ls Aa..I Special. !-.t- A. ~.
s..osvIa kaDn,!.te. .s!.p.l Trains srr!SS
".-v y NJ 80 =. AZ. 49, - -, so
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active enough a. suer-at shat the advances
49, httnr'uE out Increased spot GREETINGS.
"touud ihe ring that tho technical voSe,on
lu fUturr9 h-d Weakened. NJ ANY rate.
thor" Wa cNusiiCr- No realizing -nd also
lVv-l selling Cot reaction Ia tho IA
it~iirs tlC:!0. "fIccs wCGC - Vr-CtIrsllN
ihc love-; ~ the day. Cotton futures
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RAILROAD STOCKS SOAR
ON PRESIDENTS ACTION
Market Had Most tremendous Open
ing Ever Recorded in
Walt Street.
ST. PAUL GOES Up ,s,. POINTS
Other Increases Range From 81 for
Pennsylvania to tS's for 81. Paul.
Safety OF Rail Securities Assures
All Other Industries.
ny nI,otDiN WALL.

ny DUOtDNN WALL.
NEW YORK. december -, Tho
stock market had tho mos; tremendous
opening to-day in the history of Wall
street. The market has at times show =
cd collapse 90 ton points over night
but mover before were such gains seen
is were recorded i'm the railroad stocks
a. result OF fros'don, Wilson nr"r
lamatiOn takiU& over the management
a. all tho Transportation lines OF the
country aud aCrFctur I" iinan'" them
aud ruarautc" earnings for the r"ti"h
Of the war. l'riC" advances ranged all
N" way Crnw - - points III f"u''-
sylvaui., to- is l." ia st raui preferred.
delaware and hudson WAS M II points.
Baltimore and ohio u =. st PAUL
l"5-S .N:chis"u 10. Northwestern ia
viNc att, and other, moro or less IN
accordance" with the t"ttulr"i I"nHi-
lions prevailing iu uGrticul8r stocks.
Tho upcuiuc prices w"r" not "urnriS-
IN: ConSidCr!u& the Importance of the
Presidents action, nut i; MAS sur
pris,ns tina, tho reactions trOm TIN" car
il level. wcvc so moderate hrCliucS
or two " three Nonta tooh r'''"c. h"i
most stocks retained tn" greater part
OF their advance t" the rl@e" "t TIC
market Some oven mproN"d tho carly
figures GrHat NoIth"ru. which showed
Ar opening Ealu at 3" i' points. tn
creased tina; gam i'm tn" sc""ud hour
and show Cd an advance az :" points
from tho prcviouS close.
railroads absorbed AL the streets
attention at FIRST and ,ndustrisls wcr"
neglected. Gctorc midday. howcN or.
tho financial world realized that tho
SQUARE deal received by tho r.tlro.ds
could only mean prosperity Tor
nccordiugiy awollcd UPWARD until i;
showed . gain OF moro than points.
Industrial Alcohol gained ). tho rart-
cus railroad equipment stocks an ave.
III, issue on tho list w ic@a than :
points
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MN ORLEANS, hcCC0GC- The I-iCc
% cotton Nrrc ~ lifted t. U-v high record
Levels ~ - "n noin, spots -ud ,U,urc. ny
thN 'NNrNmrNt 'i SCN crrHErbt control
., INC railroads q tho Ccurtr. -ud Tho
continued STRONG 9Th - ih- .yn' situation.
~, hr.ia..,' 'gyl'nr W. .wnSh p ey,dcngT
dni,rne. "M,,h lnm r'ge iGuna dt.culiN IN
both so1c'"s ,nori ."i long u.' en;cr.nE
III" 'N-rNri. tVc"'us II ihC -cN-0rc INC
market -'on w"uni'd 10 levi = to -
r"sNtS oNnr Yesterday close. us tho -,
tornoon r-,.~~ s-ccrd under fc.l...us from
ho,ac,a 90 Ions ,DuiT~'ts. -Nd i-,c IL 'lto
d-' thr easiest months 'vrrc . L. ,o!ut.
under YESTERDAYS iuol usurcs Tho close
w. rviut- Up as . yNiuts down. not 10.
will, '1 The mor"inc ;n" mar,c; -
q o-d'us = ti-o-i srrur'lcs Scpor;S from
ihn SrNi department were nothing short 90
',..';lN - hC'ns 10 INC oHcoi IN Buyers
W-rc s''0rN'rE -, tories .TrUie tables Of
~ oTCr'ns ~: N. Hrt;cr e5s5-s withou;
G-ScuuS ovor thc Iricc These REPORTS
"rrc, iN >oE0N measure horne out u M.
official Quot. uoHs SHOW !0c Use a.. *
lNtnt,, "hioh nut wiGdlius 10 $50, ;h-
h shcs' sUct UrI.c iH vNe- t,st, Wears \.
tfr hiLhs-i =! r'N DAY SO thr rC-t-as: r..
hot Js0u-y sold y, as, ;Ar hiehcs, ia
'uro uu"'H'iNu over uos!cd iu tra i0.r-c,
S"v' cotton ur0' tE voi1is &C. S,los on
&c rOo' 80 - cs. So .-r.Nc, s. bales
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Southern Railway System

't...t.- .,.'', !.irHiyii. ----.aln -. s;at!oi..
1tutdGit hSurcs not -uar.Itr.a. i'oE tGs
sgG.n--DatS so \. III, Dusery a,!Un Pa
!o:. Naic Car. 100 !. ~. oIcypc. 10 Atlauta:
lI.!~ 4. NJ, s.ct pCrs 10 Dau..!!s 80! tamc-
VIZ. opcw 500 NJ. $3.50 y. ~, local ~.
hc!s'i!!e chase cay sn- O-!o!l-weeS
orh rive. L!ac-3.:5 :. II. and al,
T. ~ daily !ocal to West Point. $40 r. 81
daiiy, except SUNDAY. Steamer Tram con.
UcrtIus !oE baltimore.
..g5 q. Nj; !.@1 !. NJ. $50 i. r.. deily:
FONT. $50 ~ NJ ana Ill. +. ~. dijy
St.ai"c: Train s.S =. y. dauy. czCep, AiV1-
Nt,irc GOI d. Main 81 rhnnn Mndi.ar ~
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Stock.
Ea les
o Auis- Chalmers

zoe A,iis-ChalmcrS ........
Nils chalmers. pfd e.
Nm. Nur. Chem. com.
eco Nm. Root Sugar. CON.
5000 American can ......
loo American can. pfd.
iHuo .Nm car aud Foundry.
i,3"r american cotton oil.
sou hui. Hide aud Lear. pfd
.\m. liuSc"d oil. prd.
G.iGo AMERICAN Loco. ......
300 American loco. pfd.
.@"n AMERICAN Smelling go.
Am SNUFF com ........
'an American Sugar ..
500 Am. Tel and Tel Co.
l.to0 Am. Tobacco. com. ....
loo Nn Tobacco, pfd. .
Am. Writing Paper. pfd
'oo American zine ........
"t.loo Anaconda Corrcr 800.
lI.ihn NtchiSnu .... ..
| @oo Atlantic Coast Line.
\. 4. l.. Of It tHalto.)
- zoo Baltimore" aud Ohio
% 500 kcth'm St""l, com. t..
poo Hcih'm steel. pil. y u. 4.
ii.,o0 Baldwin Loco. .
500 Erooklyn Rapid Transit
$500 Central Leather. com.
S.9n0 Canadian Pacific ...
California Petroleum e.
lG.tno thCSaNCal," and ohio.
.Oo Chicago Great Western
loo chi. Great West. ptd.
@9.ooo CHI. Mil. Hul 81 raul.
1900 IruCihl" steel COR. com
-" CruCirlc steel. rfd. co..
ITO" Colorado Fuel AMI Iron
snN Colorado and southern.
500" Corn Products. con-. -.
tHon pistill"rS .,.....
sou Dome Mines .......
lt.oor l.rir ........ ........
1900 Eric. lSt utl. .......
1000 Genera Motor; .
t.loN GCu"ral llcrtriC ...
sac 'n"drjrh cont ...,...
! G,.uH Great Northern. ufd...
"'r cur stat" steel .......
1900 GREAT North. orc cts.
Loco Illinois C"utral .
'.aen Inspiration copper See.
!.ip" lUtcrhovo touS.. pid. e..
5",oon Int Nor. Mar, come.
$500 Int. MGR. Mar. pfd...
zoo Int. Paper. com ..
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s-s-. t.o-4-. S-,t- -,
.'..s crLs "a. =.
80 .aa-n .' 100
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-10-11

II YOU have something on your farm
You would like to CONVEX tinto money
advertise it III the Banner.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-10-11
From Comp Pike.

Dear Friends: l find pleasure in
writing you frcm Camp Pike and shall
address you through the Banner, read
every week by so many Of you.
This is a pleasant Sabbath day here,
and all are preparing to attend the
meeting of the Young Mems Christian
Association. The meeting is to be held
this afternoon. All are taking a big in
terest in it. We have u fine Sunday
school, too.
The boys all look well this morning
and seem to be feeling WELL
There was quite Il lot Of mail for
the members Of Company l this morn
ing. Most everybody got letter from
home folks or their sweethearts.
Am pleased to report to you our re-
cent good luck. Our company won
fifteen points in the athletic contest
and as reward got a holiday.
One of the members Of Company l
has gone home on Il furlough, granted
because Of the serious illness Of some
member Of his family. He will return
in ten days.
The training for military service is
fine for anybody, but there are 50 many
here who have families at home who
are in need OF their daily presence that
it seems more than regrettable. 1t is
quite sad to listen to some Of them tell
of these home conditions and surround
ings. So hope and pray for us and for
the welfare Of those we have left at
hcnle. JOSH MATLOCK.
Camp Pike, Ark, Oct. Z, 1917.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-10-11
CORRESPONDENCE
Emma Dots.

Monday, Oct. S.-The weather at
present shows some indication of win
ter. but as the fall thus far has been
so agreeable land cotton such splen-
did price, we should not worry.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Rogers.
boy.
Are you preparing to attend the big
State Fair this year?
Mr.. Atwood Stroud was a visitor in
this community yesterday.
Miss Susie May Farmer spent yes
terday with Mrs. Arthur Thomas
Messrs Leggett and Thomas are out
on IL vacation of a day or picking
cotton, of course.
Mrs. Ada Giles family is on the sick
list this week. Their friends hope to
see them up and out again soon.
Your reporter is informed that Mr..
J. q. Lennard, an old friend. was in
these parts hunting few days ago.
Mr.. w. +. Allen, a Sarepta merchant,
WAS seen passing through in his big
new car Yesterday afternoon. He was
probably viewing the oil prospects Of
the community.
The ladies' of this. community are
getting ready to attend the registration
OH the 18th, which is Wednesday Of
next week. 1t is believed that all will
attend. II. they do not, it is only fair
and just that a penalty should be I'M
posed when the attendance is willful
and without cause. GOOD EYE.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-10-11
Ten Years Ago.

The Banner of Oct. 10, 19O7-Benton.
Things We're warming up politically
about that time. The announcements
of nineteen local candidates appeared
in print, seven of them being new that
week.
Hon. J. L. Many, of Plain Dealing,
was then Secretary for the Parish
Fair Association. and wrote the Ban
ner from Shreveport to say that Bos-
sier's exhibit had again won the blue
ribbon ut the State Fair SO you will
see that we acquired the habit some
years ago.
The agitation of the building of
good roads was then attracting cOnsid-
cradle attention. A well written three
quarter column article on the subject
appeared over the signature of Mr..
l.. c. Buckley. then residing in the par
ish, and Mr.. &. L. Mays, writing from
Red Land. said: Am pleased to note
Mr.. ]. w. Elston's views Oh the road
question. This is the most perplexing
problem now confronting the Police
Jurors of our parish. On January LIST
of this year would no doubt have been
the oppOrtune time to have made the
tie-up proposed by Mr.. Elston. Mules
at that time We're selling at fancy
prices, and they would have brought
more than will be offered again soon.
Something must be done to reduce ex-
penses, or soon our great parish, of
which we are all proud, must 90 into
bankruptcy. \ great deal might be
said Oh this subject. but the writer be-
lieves in action and little talk" Some
thing was done. Road districts We're
created and special road taxes voted,
and the parish now boasts long stretch
es of of hard-surface roads, with more
soon to be constructed.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-10-11
Thirty Years Ago.

The Banner of Oct. Is, 1SS7-Bellevue.
Died. in Webster Parish. near Tim
othea, Gu the 9Th. Mr.. ]. r. Baker. aged
sixty years.
The Banner Of this date showed the
proceedings Of several meetings of the
members Of NICHOLS Clubs throughput
the parish. Gen. Francis T. Nichols
was then making his second race for
the Governorship. He was nominated
and elected to that Office by oyer-
whelming majorities. His Den,oeratte
opponent was Governor McEnery. then
seeking the nomination to 4 third term
in the Office
We note from the Police Jury pro.
ceedings appearing in the Banner of
that date that SO was paid out for
wolf scalps. A petition from Wards
Two and Three, asking that an election
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-10-11
Pleasant Hill.

Tuesday. Oct. 9.-Mrs. s. l.. DeNiOSs
has been sick a-bed the past week.
Mr.. Carl andrews preached at Mil
lar's Bluff the past Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. J. DeMOss and
family were pleasant visitors Sunday
at the home of Mr.. DeAIoss' father, Mr..
\. J. DeMOsS.
MIR. Dalton Mckenzie of FOrtsOn
(this state) came in Sunday night for
Il short visit with his mother, Mrs.
NJ. Il. Mckenzie, and other relatives.
Miss Matte DeNIoss expects to leave
this week for TT. Worth, Texas. to
visit her uncle. Mr.. A. Gleason. and
other relatives and also to attend the
Dallas Fair. -DOss.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-10-11
Pledge Card Campaifn.

| have been appointed by Hon. John
M. Parker. Food Administrator for
Louisiana. as Chairman Of the Pledge
Card Campaign Committee for BOs-
sier Parish. | will appoint commit
tee to be present ut each registration
booth OH the 18th to have these cards
signed, the same to he then mailed to
me ut Benton. The cards are self-ex-
planatory
This Is important, so do not neglect
it. When you appear to register ask
about these cards. Il. s RuRT
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-10-11
be ordered to take the sense Of the res

be ordered to take the sense Of the res
idents of those wards on the PROPOSE
ton for or against prohibition was laid
over, the necessary time not having
expired for another election in Ward
Three" In response to like petition,
such an election was ordered held in
Ward Six.
died, at his residence near Red
Land, on the 9th, DR.. &. A. Wyche, in
his seventy fifth year" [Dr. Wyche at
that time had been practicing physi-
clan for about fifty years, and had for
Il number Of years been a resident Of
Bossier Parish. He was an uncle of
the lamented Maj. r. f. Wyche. There
is, we think, still one son residing in
the parish-Mr. Claude Wyche. of the
Plain Dealing community. Mrs. Ida
Cochran. now residing ut some South
Arkansas point, is surviving daugh-
teri
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-10-11
Naturalization
Causes Death

Do you know why you have sick
headache, diabetes, neuralgia, rheu-
matism and liver or kidney troubles i?
It's because you are being poisoned
ty products Of your own body. Your
organs Of elimination are not work.
ing properly. Waste material that
should be thrown out is being retained
G, GO poison and intoxicate your system.
That could not happen If the bowels
were kept open with Granger Liver
Regulator. This splendid preparation
Is purely vegetable and non-alcoholic.
Demand Granger Liver Regulator at
your drug store-25c box-and take
no ether. There is nothing "just Is
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-10-11
Sunday School Work.

Contributcd.l
Mr.. Reuben L. Glassell. of BelcIer.
VINO Is Chairman of the Sunday School
committee of the Red River Presby-
terry. has promised to be at Cottage
Grove Church next Sunday, and pre-
sent. In an address, some very import.
ant features of this work. Services
begin at eleven O'Clock. and all are in
vited to be present
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hereby acknowledges RECEIPT of the fol.
lowing subscrintions n.iI dur;u. ~.
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officer. for Women Registration.

There has been furnished the Ban
ner for publication a list Of the officers
who will. on the 18th, have charge of
the registration of women in BOssier
Parish. The parish officers Of the or
ganizatiOn gone into to achieve that
end are: Mrs. c. o. Gayle. Of Benton.
Chairman; Mrs. w. f. Bell, Of Plain
Dealing. vicechairman; Mrs. j. X.
Sheppard, Of Haughton, Second Vice
chairman, and Miss Jessie Wyche. Of
Benton, Secretary.
Those who will conduct the registra-
ton at the sveral polling precincts Of
the Parish are:
WARD ONE.
Atkins-Mrs. g. W. Martin. Mrs. II. n
Cornell and Mrs. X. T.. McDade, commits
sioners: Mrs. I. NJ. Gatlin and Mrs. Il. T..
l'oole, clerks.
Curtis-Nrs. John Stacey, Mrs. 4. W.
Prince and Mrs. r. F.. Black, commission
ers Mrs. William Smith and Miss Iauncc
Butler, clerks.
Taylortown--Mrs. james Mercer, Miss
Mary Hodges and Miss Garland Gullcy, COM
missioners: Miss Marguerite Caplis and
Mrs. l.. q. Gulley. clerks.
WARD TWO.
Bcnton-Mrs. Mary Vance. Mrs. Belle
Wise and Miss Eola Irion, commissioners ::
Mrs Il. +. Stinson and Mrs. \. NJ Wyche
clerks.
vanceville-Mrs. J. {. Logan, Mrs. Sal
lie Smisson and Mrs. Lou Arnold commits
sioners: Mrs. J. =. Alison and Mrs. W. NJ.
Mccall. clerks.
Bossicr city-Mrs. ". r. colquitt, Mrs.
u. J. Coffee and Mrs. Tom Hickman, CON-
missioners; Mrs. Il. &. Nelson and Miss
4. .. Norris. clerks.
WARD THREE.
Plain Dcaling-Mrs J. $. Gray, Mrs.
Berta Wyche and Mrs. Barton PURCELL COM
missioncrs: Mrs. W. Taylor and Mrs. w.
T.. Bell, clerks.
Alden Eridge-AIrs I. +. Elder, Mrs.
John Swindle and Mrs Bertha Farthing.
commissioners: Miss Virginia Elder and
Mr.. l. Il. Elder. clerks.
WARD FOUR
Carterville-Mrs. Rayford Cheshire. Mrs.
n. W. Stewart and Mrs. G. q. Allen. COM
missiOncrs: Miss Thclma Hudson and Miss
\. Godsleaux, clerks.
Mot-Mrs. Lynn. Mrs. Tom Cason and
Mrs. Charles Floyd, commissioners Mrs.
kilgore and Mrs. Silver, clerks
WARD FIVE.
Rocky .Mount-Mrs. j. j. Mckinney. Mrs.
W. A. Zeigler and Mrs. NJ. Smith, commits
sioncrs: Mrs. Isaac Hoffpauir and Miss
Edith Zeiglcr. clerks.
Linton-Mrs. W. r. Dennig, Miss Ethel
Dalrymple and Mrs. W. {. r. Furniss,
commissioners: Mrs. 4. II. Montgomery
and Mrs. w. II. Smith, clerks.
Ivan-AIrs. Il. u. Wilmington, Miss Mat
tic Morrison and Miss Jennie Lee Young.
commissioners: Mrs Z. {. Brandenburg
and Mrs. ]. {. Morrison. clerks.
WARD SIX.
Beilevue-Alrs. +. +. vickers. Mrs H. e,
Dcputy and Mrs. ]. Brown, commissioners;
Mr.. Ford Biggs, CLERK
llaughton--alrs. q. W. Smith, AIRS. J. g.
Mcl'ade and AIRS. J. W: Prince, commission
crs; Mrs. r. II: I4awrrnce ana Mrs. Lewis
l'adgctt. clerks.
koran-Mrs. l.. Adom, Mrs. l.. Il. sapp
and Mrs. y. Stewart, commissioners Mrs.
VIII sanp and Mrs. Sam Love, clerks.
Adner-Aiss Henrietta Mc.AlIister, Mrs.
Frank Wntzke and Mrs: Wimherly, commits
sioners Mrs. Robert Bpsby and Mrs. Jim
Freeman. clerks.
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Cemetery Work.

All who are interested IN Rocky
Mount Cemetery are requested to meet
ut the cemetery OH Saturday, the 9th
OF this month. to see about building Il
fence and cleaning off the grounds.
This notice is published by request.
A. HoFFPAUIR.
Hughes Spur. La, Oct. Z, 1917.