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FINANCIAL SECRETARY

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~ ,02O 900 yesterday; thus far this week.
%. 900; same period last week. $780,
900.
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n Total sales. s3O. 900. compared with sie.-
DbO YESTERDAY; thus far this week. &33. 400;
same period last week. S5i 200.
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CHICAGO BUTTER AND EGGS
10. a3o tubs. Unchanged '''''
EGGs-Receipts, 1S,777 cases. I'm.
changed.
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I 1EECTOkY OF ACCOUNTANTS
QestlA.a Public Accountanta

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Philadelphia Stocks

no Total sales. 1901 shares. compared with
gS'O shnres yesterday; thus far this week.
IS,soI shares;' same period last wek, ?4.t3B
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-09-26
FAULT or THE PEOPLE.

The Shreveport Caucasian OF last
Saturday. in referring to a recent arti-
Gle in the Banner relative to the num-
Der of unnecessary Offices. in a vein of
satire, says:
Our friend, the BOssier Banner has
not realized that there is not suffi-
cheney OF offices to supply the demand.
The cry is always for more and more
and finally. the taxpayers are amena-
Bile for this condition. And why! Be-
cause the great majority of their num-
Der do not exercise their rights as citi-
zens. but are inactive in their public
duty.
For illustration: There was re-
Gently submitted to the city of Shreve-
port three propositions. One was to
reduce. the commission council from
five to three; the other was to not
change the present system, and the
third was to maintain the present Sys-
tenn with an Increased salary of $1,000
per annum The increase was approx
ed The increase could have been de-
feated. but the taxpayers let the cleo
ton 90 by default.
Politics is politics. and the improve
ments desired may come with the mil
lenium''
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-09-26

Bossier Banner. subscription for Police
Jury, $1.5O.
r.. f. Wyche merchandise for Court
House, $3.50.
NJ. L. Bath Co. merchandise for Court
House election, $S.77: road tax books, $6
II rolls adding machine paper, $1.91-
S16GS.
DIR. A. II. Bush, account MS Coroner. $40.
J. +. Edwards, Sheriff, refund on taxes
to Thomas Lee, $2.24; total, $37.95.
Justices Of Peace
+. $. Dortch, balance due on salary to
date, $40.
L. W. Hutchings, account and salary for
May, June. July and August, S35.5O.
Il. II. Allen, salary. July and August, -.
Raiford kilgore, SALARY for eight months,
$1O.67.
J. \. Edwards, salary for July and Au-
gust, $933.
Charles Smith. salary for May, June, July
and August. x1S.66.
=. L., Strayhan, salary for May, June,
July and August. 80.
l.. f. Collie salary, July and August, 81
J. w. Oneal, SALARY, July and August, SO.
Per Capita Tar 4ssess0rs-
II. N. Cornell, making assessment, Ward
One, 5000.
J. G. Holman, making assessment, Ward
Four. SIS.
i. :. Iloffpauir. making assessment, Ward
Five. SOLO
Raglan Nelson, making assessment, Ward
Six, $40 So.
Dipping Fat 4cc0Mnfs-
L. +. Elder. balance due on dipping vat,
$16.12.
w. l. Sears, cash for nails drayage, etc.
$1.65; cash for freight on soda, 81 cents
$2.62.
$. l.. Arnold, for filing vat three times,
$40; for filling vat twice. $G-x16.
n. w. Senteli, for lumber and nails.
$o3.10: for cash and filling vat, $9.0i-
S32.14.
nails, etc., $3.50.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-09-26
German Frlfhtfulness.

From the Shreveport Caucasian.l
Germany started the war of conquest
by impressing on the world it's hellish
plan of terrorism. There has been no
device too devilish. no design too fright
full which has escaped the satanic in
genuity of the heads of this nation.
who have received the approval of
their people. The sentimental view EN-
tertained by Americans for the Ger
man people has been dissipated since it
has been demonstrated that this feel
ing of kindly regard has been mis-
placed. 1t would seem that the Ger
mans of to-day have reached the plane
of Earbarism. In their vandalism. in
their frightfulness they have gone be-
yond the pale of recognition by the civ
iliZed world. There is nothing so mean
and contemplate they will not do.
They have wantOnly massacred chill
dren and defenselesS men and have
deSpoiled women, regardless of age and
condition, and have repeatedly ignored
every rule of war. Their ferocity has
no bound, and yet the Allies have been
very considerate of their German pris-
oners, who receive the attention sug-
gested by human civilization. while the
Allied prisoners in Germany have been
kept Oh scanty ratiOns aud subjected
not mentionable. From time to time
there have come reports of cruelties
which are blood-curdling. 1t will he
recalled that a short time. after the
breaking out of the war that captured
Canadian soldiers had been crucified
led the Canadians to VOW they would
retalitate by taking no German pris-
cners. This frightfulness has not
abated. According to the rental of
prelate who claims to have been a wit
ness to this atrocity. there was found
in a room close to Il battle line in the
sector reclaimed by the Allies the
bodies of four children crucified by the
Germans. and yet all these crimes
stand without parallel when con-
traSted with the torpedoing of the
Lusitania. the crime of crimes, fright
IuI LUZ WHICH,
the Germans should be made to pay.
not in dollars, but in men. the kaiser
and his associates in power and
atrocity.
In time this war will end. 1t is
progressing steadily to a fnality, but
there can he no peace until the kaiser
| shall be required to pay the penalty
| for the crimes for which he is re-
SpOnSible.
1t We're senseleSs and waste of
time to deal with the Germans with
benevolent consideration. Indeed, their
prisoners should be treated as are the
prisoners of the Allies who are being
held in Germany, and there should be
applied, in retaliation, the same course
of regime which has been and is
being experienced by the unfortunate
| prisoners Of the Allies who are in Ger
man prisons
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-09-26
SHOULD BE MADE TO FIGHT.

There was Il meeting of farmers of
Caddo. BosSier and other parishes last
Thursday ut the Office of the Shreve-
port Chamber of Commerce. The OBJ
iect was to discuss the labor situation,
and to arrive at an understanding with
reference to the drafting of farm labor
ers for military service. Speeches We're
made by several members of the Parish
Council of Defense and a lumber of
farmers.
Judge J. {. Pugh seemed to think
that all farmers should be exempted
from the Army. and finally said:
However. | really do not believe
that any man of the last draft will
ever be able to smell gunpowder in this
war. because the news we are now get
ting from over there indicates that our
boys will have the Huns licked to a
standstill before any more reinforce
emnts reach Them
But Mr.. w. II. Hodges, jr., an extern
sive planter of Elm Grove. took a
larger view of the situation. and spoke
in patriotic tone, as follows:
intend to fill out my QUESTIONABLE
and place myself as being eligible for
Class L. And | will do the same thing
by every man who works on my planta-
ton. if l make opt his questionable
and believe him to be good soldier ma
terial.
Our country is at war and it is our
duty to go. and to send every man
available for military service. There
are enough men who cannot fight to
raise the crops. and | do not believe
that my farm will produce any less by
reason of the absence of those of us
who go to the front and fight. Those
who are left will have to work harder,
that's ALL
Mr.. Hodges hit the point exactly.
Because i, man has large farming i'll
tereSts there is no reason why he
should he allowed to remain in the rear
and accumulate ii fortune while others
are at the front defending his fortune.
He has more at stake. financially, than
the poor mainland should be made to
fight.
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George Nattin. for account due Giles
Griggs for filling vat twice. 50.
]. ]. Edwards, cash paid for cleaning
vat, 81.
Henry Davis. for cement, hauling water,
and cleaning vat, 80.
Marshall Richardson filling vat Mt Dixie
Cross Roads. 81.
Il. E. Young, cash paid out on Crouch
vat, 81.
Foster 4 Glassell Co., ~ sacks Of cement,
$35.1S.
W. {. Hughes, cash paid for cleaning vat,
So: cash paid for filling vat. $3-xS.
r. ID. Wilmington. for filling vat five
times, SO: for cleaning vat, x5-x1j.
Ed Wart. for filling vat three times,
Il. 4. Erickson, for filling Pirkle vat
twice. "a.
J. A. Byrd. for filing vat four times. ST.
DOster X Johnson lumber for vat, $3.50.
W. q. Burt, for water and hauling same
to vat, SITS.
]. +. Young, cleaning dipping vat, 81 !:
building vat, hauling and freight $SoO4-
$S1.O4.
Haze Tippin. for filling vat, $3.50.
W. II. Johnston. for filing vat, x7.7i.
Archie Jockey, for work on vat and fill
ing vat three times, 5000.
T. J. Young. for cleaning and filling
vat. So.
T. ]. Tulilove. for ~ days work on
San Antonio vat. $22.3O.
ID. +. Sorrell, for filling vat, IS.
j. II. Burt, for filling vat three times, SIS.
ElstOn, Prince & McDatle, for u sacks of
cement and freight charges, $67 81.
]. H. Simmons. cleaning and cementing
vat, $11.JO.
J. NJ. Simmons, for draining, cleaning and
filing vat. $40.
u ~ N.,ls
l.. ID. Powell, for filing Benton vat, 81.
Jesse Williams, for filing Benton vat, Sd
>. Wfilcr 4 Son, can for vat, 80 cents.
n. G. Brownlee. for filing Alden Bridge
var six times. $1a.
Morris & Dickson Co, ten accounts
$162.OI.
1t was instructed that the following
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-09-26

4 congressman from Pennsylvania
rises up in his place and raises the
sectional war-cry of favoritiSm'' and
discrimination against the North in the
location of war industry plants. He
charges that the South is getting
more training camps and war plants
than the North does. and yet the North
pays more taxes and sends more sol
diers to the front than the South" As
the North has the greater population
and the greater wealth. it should do So
naturally. The quota of soldiers is
based on population. and taxes are
based on property. The North has the
greater wealth. Its industries have
been built UP and maintained mainly at
the expense of the South. For the first
part Of the last century the South was
oppressed by heavy revenue taxes to
protect" the manufacturers of the
North. who became richer as the
South became poorer. But. it is moth
ing new for the New England protec-
tionists to growl, for they have been
fattening upon the other sections of the
country ever since. the foundation of
the government.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-09-26
Respectfully submitted,
J. L. EDWARDS, Sheriff. etc.

J.. L. EDWARDS, Sheriff. etc.
J. f. Edwards, Sheriff and er-01fcio Tax
Collector for the Parish Of Bossier, Louis
lana, presented to the Police Jury his final
report on the tax roll for the year 1917,
accompanied by the delinquent list and
statement of showing In detail of charges.
collections, etc, which report was accepted
In full as settlement on tht roll of 1917,
and Il quietus granted on same.
On motion and second. the claim of Mr..
&. W. Durdin. for so, for Il calf claimed
to be killed from dipping. was not allowed.
The following Claims, as audited by the
Auditing Committee, We're allowed. and war
rants ordered drawn for the same, to-wit
W. Z. Connell, labor and nails, Flat River
bridge, S11.75.
Wards One and Two-
Builders Supply Co.. pipe purchased by
Mr. .Daigrc, $40.
Dickinson Sales and Garage Co.,
merchandise, x71.Sa.
Gibbs Implement and Vehicle Co., mcr-
chandise, $1,000.
Ward Four
The Lee Hardware Co., merchandise,
s13.95
Monarch Lumber Co., lumber, $3.50.
Ward Fire
Doster 4 Johnson, lumber for bridge,
x10.36.
W. G. Burt, repairs on road machine,
$40.
Jail Account
s. Willer Son, merchandise, $56.OJ.
Crawford, Jenkins & Booth, molasses,
$3.50
]. Ii. Montgomery, merchandise, $97 so.
Louisiana Oil Refining Corporation, gas
oline, $3.50.
Standard Oil Company, gasoline, sos.
General 4cc0unnfs-
Buckelew Hardware Co., automobile sup
plies tSheriffs Office carr, $74.65.
Castle Printing Co., printing and mer-
chandise for Assessor, 1888.
corrye L. Webster taking testimony
State rs. Henry Moore-$1O.
J. +. Currie, Sheriff, serving criminal
summons, $7.15.
\. II. Phillips, Sheriff, serving criminal
summons, xJ.S4.
I. NJ. Britain, Sheriff, serving criminal
summons, $:,.10
The Caucasian Printing Co.. printin. sup
plies for Court House election. $40
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-09-26
Beware of SWindIers.

From the Claiborne Guardian Journal
The Gudrdidn-JOHfndl feels that it is
it's duty to warn the people against
lot Of travelling vendors who are selling
stock in mines. oil lands, motor COM
ranies and various other concerns of a
speculative and uncertain stability.
1t has been going on in this parish
and throughout the country in some
form for several months.
We wrote some articles admOnisliny
the people against such concerns sew
eral months ago. but the oily-tongued
agents of these concerns are still plying
tEeir nefarious pursuits.
We called attention to the trio who
came to Homer last spring and stop
ped over for few days Their dupes
We're mainly negroes, whom they found
with plenty of money. and persuaded
to take worthless farm journal that
was punished as a supplement by some
Northern paper. They gave what they
called a premium. alleged to be worth
more than the paper.
press this fraudulent operation in
Homer. hut he was Interested in a
newspaper himself, and his influence
was to that extent impaired. Since
then those schemers have been ar
rested in another parish.
We well know that there are persons
in this town who have invested in some
of these blue sky, fabulous concerns
who will not take kindly to this arti-
Gle. Nevertheless. We make bold state
ments to warn YOU against buying
stock, or patronizing anything of the
kind.
We knew of several good men who
have separated themselves from sew
eral dollars surplus cash that might as
well have been cast into the fire.
These same men declined to put their
money i'll Liberty Bonds, either be-
cause the rate of interest was too
small, or they We're afraid Of their
government.
One had better sit in Il game of dice.
or poker. than give their money to
these fellows. And it makes no differ
ence whether You know the agent or
not. He may be Claiborne Parish
man. but take this suggestion, and let
these fellows alone. If they have a
sure-shot money making proposition,
let the company take all stock Ask the
agent why he does not take more.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-09-26

The Shrercport Caucasian and the
NcFS-lmcricdR are engaged in ii war
of words over the meaning of the word
Yankee" The Caucasian says the
term should not be applied to the
American soldiers in France. as it is
enc of deriSion and is applied only to
the people of New England. The NcWs-
american states that it is applicable to
"all Americans" The Caucasian is cor
rect. In the early settlement of the
colonies the word Yankee" was APP
piled to the settlers of New England
by the Dutch of New York. and it
meant sharp traders" No doubt the
Dutch had good reason for it. 1t is
purely local term. and does not apply
to any other section of this country.
for at that time the Amsterdam Dutch
men knew no other section of the
country.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-09-26

1t is the fad of number of con-
gressmen to 20 to France under the
pretense Of looking over the situa-
ton and having themselves photo
graphed in the position of hurting IL
hand-grenade. or with a gun on their
shoulders. The attempt to assume a
military position is humorous in the
eyes of the soldier. But. if these grand
stand patriots really want to do some
thing. there is room in the ranks. True.
the congressman have passed a law to
exempt themselves from military duty,
but there is no law to prevent them
from volunteering. and no one will hold
them lack. However, their photo
graphs will make them heroes in the
moving picture shows. for which they
are intended.
Join the army behind the Army-be
Il war saver.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-09-26
Announcements
EoR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE.

Mr.. S. T.. HERoID, of Caddo Parish has
authorized the Banner to announce him as
n candidate for the Democratic nomination
for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court
of Louisiana ut the primary election to be
held on September 10, 1918.
Judge BES c. DAwKISs, Of Ouachita Par
fish. has authorized the Banner to announce
him rs candidate for the Democratic nom-
ination for Associate Justice of the Sn-
preme Court of this state, subject to the
action OF the primary to be held Septem-
Der 10th next.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-09-26

Respectfully submitted.
j. L. EDWARDS, Sheriff, etc.
The following Sheriff's report was re-
ceiyed and ordered filed, to-wit:
To the Honorable President and Members
Of the Police Jury of Bossier Parish.
Gentlemen: Herewith is my report of
collections of taxes, etc, for the months Of
July and August, 1918, and pro rata sur
plus interest for 1918:
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-09-26

claims be paid upon their approval bv i, Il
Stewart, member of the Police Jnrv -.
Ward Four. and charged to the vat accorss.
l.. II. BoggS, for cleaning vat, S.
S. G.. Garrett, for filling vat. 81.
s. f. Nuckolls. for cleaning and ann,
vat. So.
4. r., Garrett, cash paid for filling IN. \
gov vat, 81.
G. w. Robertson. for filling Mays yat. VI Il
b. +. Zachary, filling Covington vat. 8 (
Jesse NJ. Bryant, for vat work, etc. ~ n
W. l. Mcclellan. for filing vat and haul.
ing, $3.50.
J. A. Lowe, for filling vat three tinr.::
$3.50. AL
j. +. Kilgore. for lumber for vat work
x1OSO.
The following claims for vat WORK. 4,
which warrants were drawn August IA
1913. bat were held awaiting the approval
of the accounts, were duly approved ut III,
meeting and ordered paid. by warrants s
follows:
No. 2O44-C. T. Floyd. for filling Il
81 30.
No. 2O45-W. l. Mcclellan, for aIlin
vat, $3.50.
No. 2O46-G. s. Mckenzie, lumber for vi
work. $i.45.
No. 2O43+W. I. Sears, for filling vt.
and other accounts, So.
Quarter SGIdries-
DIR. +. N. Keoun. salary as President x
the Board of Health, July and August
$1667.
Il. T. Stinson, salary as Parish Tress.
urcr, July and August. x66.67.
Bossier Banner, parish printing, Iuly
and August, $66.6I.
r. B. Hill, salary as Clerk for the Police
Jury, July and August, $S3.34.
Genevieve Orphanage. appropriation hi
July and August, 800.
Shreveport Girls Training School, appfos
priation for July and August, 500.
Per Diem and Mileage
]. 7. McDade. per diem and mileage, 80.
J. G. Logan, per diem and mileage. S4.9os
]. T. Manry, per diem and mileage, sA
N. w. Stewart. per diem and mileage,
ST.2O.
l.. NJ. Burks. per diem and mileage, $560;
committee work. SIS. one pillow point ~
freight, S3.32-$27.12.
J. G. McDade. per diem and mileage, 81.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-09-26
THE POLICE JURY
The Clerks Official Minutes Of the
Last Regular Meeting.
Parish Site Election Reconsideration
Ordered In North BOssier Levee
Dlstrict--Veterana Favored.

The Police Jury for Bossier Parish, Lou
isiana, met in Benton this day. Friday, Sep
TENDER IL. 1918, pursuant to call (the reg
ular meeting day being election day. said
meeting was postponed and called for this
day. with all members present ut roll call,
viz:
!. T. McDade. Ward One.
J. G. Logan presidentl, Ward Two.
J. T. Many, Ward Three.
n. W. Stewart. Ward Four.
l.. NJ. Burks. Ward Five.
J. &. McDade. Ward Six.
The minutes of the meetings had on July
9th and August II, 1913, were read in open
session and approved as read.
1t was moved, seconded and duly carried,
that the returns of the election had on Sep
TENDER 10, 1918. to ratify or refuse to rat
fly Act No. 127 of the General Assembly of
the State of Louisiana for the year 1918,
be compiled, tabulated and the result there
of declared, as shown by the returns fol-
lowing. tO-wit:
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-09-26

Labor and material are essential to
victory. Use both sparingly.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-09-26

Whcrcupon the Police Jury adjourned
sine die !. G. LGAN.
President Police Jury.
X. Il. HILL, Clerk Police Jury.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-09-26

There being less than two-thirds of the
qualified electors of the Parish of Bossier,
State of Louisiana, voting for the rttifica-
tion of said Act No. 127 of the General AS
sembly of the State of Louisiana for the
year 1913. the election, upon motion and
second, duly carried, was unanimously de-
clared lost
The following petition, asking for Il sur
vey Of the old Wire Road from Fillmore to
the Webster Parish line, was presented and,
upon motion, was duly tabled:
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-09-26

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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1918-09-26

On motion and second. duly carried, the
expenses of all bona fde Confederate veter-
ans, residents of Bossier Parish, to the re-
union at Tulsa, Okla. will be paid by the
Parish of Bossier upon the veteran apply
ing to the Police Juror of the ward in
which he resides, and procuring from said
Police Juror an order for same: and upon
the presentation of this order the Clerk for
the Police Jury will issue warrant for
the amount
The following petition. asking for IL poll
ing booth ut Mot was presented to the Po-
lice Jury, and, on motion and second the
request of same was not allowed: