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FURNISHED ROOMs5

FURNISHED ROOMs-104 Bank St. centrally located: single bs,ds. dou- ble and single rooms: light house. keeping. rooms: transients accom- modated. EnQuire Stevenson.
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ACCOUNTING-AUDTrING
Accounting Auditing

CERTIFIED Balance Sheets. Profit and Loss Statements, Monthly Aud It's. Special attention given to small concerns. Anthony E. Manning x Go, Inc. 1115 Main St. Security Building). Phone Barnum 67OO.
 R1tfs
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CORSET STORE

CONSULT US as to your corset needa. We carry corsets to fit all forms. . -compIetes1ine. all leading makes and
 stylca 1se Fairfield Ave- Alajls
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AMBULASCEe

u.ANCES-Invalid cars and linn
 cuisines. Charges reasonable. JhH-
 IT. Rourke, 1295 Main st. PnonS Barnum 5409. DLas.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

MAPLEWOOD AVE, ,Beechwood Ave. Hancock Ave.a and Garden St; good 2-family houses with improvements, S4,5OO; small payment down, bal Engstrand, 363 Ridgefeld Ave. Barnum 4959-2 R22dsA
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BUNGALOW. SITEI20 acres,10 tilla- ble, on state road, high elevation. room house, barns. hen house, fine shade fire place in house. pond for DoaunG, trout stream. Price $Z,9OO, cash $1,200 Clark & Son, 1924 Main St.
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AUTO PAINTING

WANT YOUR AUTO painted in first class shape call on us. Work guaS anteed- Bridgeport Auto Painting Co, SPA Charles St. Barnum 4939.
 l9R22all<
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FOR SALE-Second hand lumber. doors and sash. Inquire Connecti- cut Wrecking Co.,, 21 Harrison St.
 D4aSs
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AUTO ACCESSORIES
Wm. Van Wagoner

AUTOMOBILE TIRES with reputa- stock or left-overs Tire repairing. vulssnizing and retreading of the same high grade quality. Racine, Fisk, Hood, Kelly Springfield. 135 John St. near Broad St. Phone Barnun 63GG '19R6ds"
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soNwIN vULCANIZING CO.-vul-
 canizing all kinds; also dealer in new and second hand tires. Know1ton St. Barnum 2355-23.
 Brdgeport- Oball
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION

MANDOLIN. Guitar, banjo-mandolin and violin. private lessons given by Prof. Louis Conso1i, 96c Main St.
 Phone Barnum 921-12. -'19L3alls :
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GEORGE o. HORTON. rssida,,.
 property, high class buildInr Io-. III deslrab able locations in Bridgenor, faT1leld and Stratford, l,iberai nnrl terms, hs35 356 Anson St. Tele Bar
 Il7aIls
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WE BUY mems second hand clothing Call at 94 Congress St. Drop postal or phone. We call. David Geist Barnum 9S4-4. R15all~
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BOWLING

BANQUET HALL AND GROUNDS IBOOKLAWN VILLA-Banquets for lodges societies churches clubs, etc. Accommodation for 300 or more people. Orchestra rnusic for and everything in season. Large grounds for picnic parties. Brook lawn Ave, near Suburban Avenue. Ph9ne Barnum 2751 Pl3als
 AENOUNCEMEN new Arion Hall. S57 East Main St, now ready for renting to lodges, parties or dancing, offices and club rooms. Inquire at the hall Tuesday even inRs. B. Tel. 1650-3 U30ss~
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HARDWARE STORE.

WE HAVE PURCHASED the store known as Coester Bros, at Bul4s
 Head. We handle one of the finest
 stocks of hardware, and enamel ware in Bridgeport Wan. M. Stuart, 1644-1660 Main Street BarnUu 3S6S-3. S2a!Is
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

VIM. F. BOWLING, mason contractor. Jobbing a specially; boilers, con crete work, etc. Estimates cheer fully given PIT Coleman St. Drop a postal. 19U11dS%
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RUBBER STAMPS
ROOMS TO RENT

ALPINE HOTEL offers an attractive rate by the week or month Tele phone and elevator service, running not and cold water, sl,oHsr bathS Barnum 5619 or 2527 79 Gold St FOUR rooms to rent: also furnished rooms for light housekeepinv
 OsV1d Apstein, 37o Sull,nan St., real estate ana rents H7 ais
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THE NOBLE REPAIR SHOP-Auto repairing and tire vulcanizing; car- N bon burning while waiting; Hudson 6 Studebaker work a speciality. 261 Noble Ave. U22al~
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PIANO rNsTRucTIoN-0 meth- 6d- Three monthly. course. Classt,
 CT popular mye 1kA dults. even
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acetyiene welding. welders. brazers of all metals, scored cylinders re- paired without reborfng. Auto and machine parts speciality. 126 Nich- e1s St. U16alIs
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CONFECTTONER

A. ZEIS, Athens confectioner-Ice cream, soda, home made fresh Can- rfes. Orders received and delivered.
 1250 State St. opp. West End Theatre
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pARNUM SERVICE GARAGE-Gen- HraI repairs on all makes of cars, storage, accessoaes, springs repair- ed, etc. Our service means service 1900 Barnum Av. Tel. Noble. 1OS9. Bridgeport, Conn. U2bdS'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS PROPERTY, Stratford Ave. corner Reed St., six stores; 1fain St., sig locations. Charles J.
 Berger. Tel Rarnum 2527 or 3S6l:
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RAIR DRESSING

HAIR DRESSING+Hair goods, Ma rinello CteaIns and Powders Sham- pooinE, etc. Sarah Rayeroft, SS
 Fairfield Ave. 206 Warner Bldg. Phone Bar. 953. HS0alis
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WE HAVE a large stock of open and closed Ford delivery bodies for Ford cars ready to mount on chassis. Met ropolitan Auto & Carriage Co, 434 Grand St. Phone. Barnurn 8862.
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PRINTING

WHO'S YOUR PRINTER? Let us do it. Business cards, circulars. invi- tations, etc. National Printing Go, Bar. 2506-4. PTS State St.
 POSIT1ON-Linotype compost tion for the trade. Catalogue, book let and job printing. Intertype Ptg. Co., 300 State St. Phone B. 1017-13
 '19B21alls
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MEAT MARKETS.

FRESH MEATS and groceries, vege- tables in season. Green and mov- ing picture stampe. Michael Rob-
 stock, 1924 Seay:sw Ave-, J"hn Meyer. MRr
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AUTO TIRE vULCANIzISG

AUTO TIRE and tuhe vulcanizins. Expert workmanship. Used tires Aureho NAnzi, 1892 Main St., Bulls Head A22ailF
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BICYCLES

BICYCLES and bicycle supplies. auto tires and sundries, auto tires vUl- Voccola Cycle Co.,Ss2 East Main St
 Noble 1OO7-2 '19B15ds+
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PARTY will sell a $5,ooO home in Stratford for $4,000 if sold at once. Inquire Arthur Dennison. 670 War ren St. R3s0
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AUTO RADIATHSS
AUTO REPAIRING

WE SOLICIT your Ford repair work all workmanship guaranteed; noth-
 ing but authorized Ford parts used
 Madison Garage. 1oeo Madison Ave Noble $50. '19R1 5aI-
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REAL ESTATE FOR, SALE

ttOChR6 f;o STORE and gasolene sta non, S3, SO0; grocery store ana
 puIcher market, $3,OOO; ice crean,
 Parlor In good location, s2, 200: bar bar Sea a Snop Tn sood location, s700.
 Ave, Room POI. B. 67s3-3 ni.,s
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CENTRAL-Howard Ave.,S room cot- tage; Fairfield Ave, ? family house: Stcte St., brick block; corner Broad and Gilbert St.. brick blocA. Charles
 Berger. Tel. Barnum 2527 or 3S61 GOTTA GE-6 rooms, Stratford Ave-.
 section of Stratford; price S2,7o0; terms easy. Inquire Arthur Dem nison, All State St. RSsu
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Washington. 3. C..

An additional credit of $17.WO.OOU
to Italy was announced by the [. $.
Treasury Department last week. max
ing Il total of S1.61S,975.94J loaned by
this country to Italy on account Of the
war. and total Of S9.64S.272,I67 to all
the Allies.
A Washington dispatch from govern
ment sources of information declare
that the high cost Of living is receding
The Federal Reserve Board says the
prices already are lower and forecasts
still further immediate declines. Busi
ness conditions are also said to he good
Disclosures in the Senate inquiries
into the peace negotiations at Paris
showed last Saturday that President
Wilson had declined to take UP the
cause of Ireland for self-determinatiOn
at the peace conference because Frank
+. Walsh and Governor Dunno, Of III
iilois. had rendered such u course i'll
advisable by their '.inteluperate ora.
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tory" in Ireland-Englisl public senti-
ment being aroused by such action Oh
the part of prominent American cit
iZellS
Representative Newton. of Missouri,
introduced into the House last week Il
bill appropriating $4,000 to defray the
expenses of anti treaty Senators who
wish to follow and speak against the
President.
Only 13s.y93 bales Of cotton had been
ginned prior to the LIST. according to
reports just issued from the Agricul-
tural Department at Washington. The
crop Is very late, except where boil
Weevils are prevalent.
The Senate's prohibition enforcement
bill was passed last Friday, without Il
record vote. 1t provides that all bever-
ages containing more than one-half of
/ per cent alcohol shall he deemed in
toXicating under the law.
The Foreign Relations Committee Of
the Senate, on last Thursday. finally
voted to report the peace treaty to the
Senate, with four reservations on the
League of Nations and forty amend
mentS to the treaty proper. The re-
servatiOns I'm the acceptance Of the
League of Nations claim the right of
this country. to the exclusive inter-
MetatiOn Of the Monroe Doctrine. the
right to withdraw from the league un-
conditionally. refusal Of this country
to assume any foreign territory guarali-
tees or mandatories without action by
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Miscellany.

Gen Pershing landed in New York
from overseas Monday.
The Minnesota House Of Represen-
tatives ratified the woman's suffrage
amendment Monday.
The daughter of former Vicepres-
ident Fairbanks. of Indiana, has filed
suit in Indianapolis to set aside the
will of her father Oh the ground that
he was of unsound mind.
\ dozen men were arrested in Chica-
go last Saturday by agents of the Ill
inois States Attorney in connection
with an alleged plot to flood the coun.
try with worthless securities to the
face value of $1,OOO,OOO.
Mississippi is organizing a movement
for the return of negro families to the
cotton country by establishing agencies
III st. Louis, Chicago and other cities
of the North. Labor to gather the cot
ton crop is said to be very short.
\ New York contractor. Joseph
Paterno. reports the taking by bur
glar of 10000 worth of jewelry from
his summer home near Asbury Park
\. J. The stolen jewels include d
diamond Chain and plaque Of 13t
diamonds worth $4,000.
In declaration Of principles by tllt
Radical Socialists. i'll convention il
Chicago last week. the soviet gov
ernment of Russia was approved ant
the League of Nations was condemed
International Socialism was advocated
as substitute for the League ol
Nations.
A letter from Brindish. Italy, of re
cent date tells of the discovery ther,
by those eNcavating for the foundation
of new dock Of terra Gotta seEul
cher of the date q Il. &. (consulshil
of Marcus vespasanius Asrippa) il
the time of Augustus Caesar. tn,
sepulcher contained, besides the bone.
! of Il Roman soldier, many coins ant
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Here Is the Truth:

TO all that me that owe me- I want
you to call at office in the little Brick
street; the number is DO Either call
check to because
unable to settle, then call and proper
rangelnents for me to
SOME MORE TRUTH do ANY bills past
due. but ready to settle bill whether
SOME MORE INFORMATIONI offering those that have
the money for the following
and remember deal direct
and Travis Streets; 50 feet Travis
Market street Ito the aley).
O Street Three resi-
dences on this property Plenty put
The New shop building Of Spring and Fanin
Streets This building is BRAND NEW
Building twostory Size 50 Spring
street Leased for one year-pad in advance
Two 4Ooot lots together making
feet deep
story Just completed short time Full
ent Size so feet Travis by deep
building buyer Bringing profit
The TREESTORY Building Spring
and Travis Streets Size 10
One New Residence,
Belle
me-21O Fannn Street Shreveport
w. K. HENDERSON
Shreveport, Louisiana
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Foreign.

The Italian Chamber of Deputies,
on the 4th, adopted the bill giving
woman the right to vote.
Admiral Baron .Baresford died of
apOpleXy while OH visit to the Duke
of Portland, IN Scotland, Sunday night.
A Paris dispatch says that Marshal
Foch has doubled the area of the
German territory ON the Rhine to be
held by the American Army.
An Austrian dispatch, by way Of
Berne, Switzerland. forecasts the ac-
ceptance by the Austrian Government
of the revised treaty with the Allies.
A Paris dispatch of the Sth says that
the supreme council of the peace con-
ference has informed Roumanfa that
she must sign the peace treaty with
Austria without reservations. or re-
frain from signing it altogether.
A Paris dispatch of the Associated
Press gives the status of the French
Chamber Of Deputies for and against
the ratification Of the peace treaty and
League of Nations as $50 for the treaty
and not more than 100 members in op'
position.
Communists and Sparticans are
again attempting to overthrow the gov
ernment in Bavaria, according t.
| Geneva dispatches, of rather delayed
character arriving last week. Govern
ment troops, however. seemed to be
well prepared to handle the situation
| A Mexico City dispatch says that the
Mexican Government has issued orders
| 70 l,n inf fiAl1 n
| border to flash red, white and greer
signals to American aviators as IA warn
ing to keep OH their own side of tht
border-inStead of shooting ut them
as heretofore.
/ The Mexican authorities in the Tam
pico oil district have captured foul
more bandits who they accuse Of com
plicity in the murder of the American
John W. Correll, of Ida, Okla. The
State Department at Washington ha:
been asked to send Correll's wife an(
son to Tampico to identify the alleged
murderers.
London records the receipt of wire
less message from Bolsheviki source,
claiming the capture Of TobOlsk. capita
of West Siberia. Four thousand pris
| OIl6IS anu lllul1t CdlIllOu ttS ttISo Sti1u ~
have been taken. Tile capture o.
Aktiubinsk in the province of Lurga
is further reported by the Bolshevik
Governments.
Toxic correspondence of the Associat
ed Press says the editions of thirt.
newspapers in japan have been sup
pressed because of their attacks on th'
government, brought about by the higl
cost of rice. One newspaper charact
erized the suppressions as an act Of op
preston of the right of free speach.
i 4 Belfast. Ireland. dispatch Of Sun
day records the attack by revolutiOnist
upon eighteen British soldiers VIII
were returning from church, in whicl
one sholdier was killed, many wounded
and all overpowered by about twent,
of the attackers, armed with revOlvers
The rifles were taken from the soldier
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Construction work has been begun
OH the West Monroe Methodist church
building which when completed will
have cost $4,000.
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Shreveport.

The Shreveport City Council this
week continued its work on the prep
aratiOnS for an election to authorize
$4,000 worth Of waterwOrks bonds
for that city.
A $4,000 one-story and basement
brick building at 614-16 Market Street
and $4,000 three-story brick building
on lots next to the city hall. Shreve-
port. are to he erected this fall.
Public Safety Commissioner String
fellow has issued Il warming to Shreve-
Port merchants to keep their alleys
clear Of rubbish which forms fire dan
ger. As Il last resort offenders will be
prosecuted, he says
New Orleans market reports of Mon
day record a jump Of 100 points in the
cotton market on account of news from
Florida that the West Indies storm
was sweeping over Florida and the
southeastern cotton belts.
Shreveport is to pay the same price
for school books this year as last year,
according to news story in the Times.
The fall term Of the Shreveport schools
begins OH the I'D. There is no short
age of teachers in Caddo Parish
Announcement was made in Shreve-
port last Saturday night Of the COM
pletiOn Of 4OOO-barrel oil guSher in
the Bull Bayou field by the g. w.
Strange Oil Refining Company. The
well is located on the Nelson tract, in
section $. township Il, range II, Red
River Parish.
The First Methodist Church of
Shreveport is to have religious re-
vival series of meetings. beginning the
first Sunday in October. Rev. Clovis
Chappel, of Washington City. pastor Of
| the representative church in Washing
ton. will assist DIR. Sexton in conduct
| ing the revival
Announcement was made in Slerve-
| port Monday morning Of the sale Of a
40-acre lease in the Homer oil field for
a consideration Of $125OOO. The lease
is situated in section %. and was trans
ferred by John Eastman and assOci-
ates to the Republic Oil and Refining
Company and ]. L. Evans.
! w. X. Henderson last week sold the
main building Of Henderson's Garage.
of Shreveport, to Percival Stern. pres
ident Of the Interstate Electric Com
Ierany, of New Orleans. The consider
alton was $4,000. Mr.. Stern announc-
| ed that his firm would establish a
branch in Shreveport, carrying stock
of S2OO.OOO.
| \ letter received last week by Col
Woods. engaged in securing employ
ment in Shreveport for discharged sol
diers, from Secretary of War Baker
urges the Colonel to guard againts the
commercializatiOn of the United States
military uniform. The letter recites
instances Of numerous swindlings Of
discharged soldiers.
The Shreveport Chamber Of Com
merce is calling attention to the ar.
rangement with the Louisiana and Ar
kansas Railroad between that city and
NIinden and points intermediate for Il
shopping day" schedule for forward
ing less than car load merchandise, a>
a blow at the high cost of living-out
side of Shreveport.
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5rinkets, some of which relate to TIN
consulship aforesaid.

5rinkets, some of which relate to the
consnlship aforesaid.
Admirers Of Gen. Pershing in vir-
ginia have sent to New York fine
Virginia horse to be presented to him
upon his landing i'm America
congressnan-elect Victor l.. Berger.
Of Milwaukee. Wis. has resigned his
membership in the national executive
committee Of the Socialist party and
announced that he would not he a can
lidate for reelection.
According to information disclosed
last week In New York by former
nited States secret service agent, be-
tween $17,OOO,OOO and $2O.OOO,OOO worth
II goods are Smuggled into Mexico
yearly, about One-fourth of the total
aeihg arms and ammunition for Villa
md carranZa partizans.
Will H. Hays, chairman of the Re
.;uhlican National Committee. In a
statement given out In Chicago for pub
iication In the Monday papers, said
,hat the treaty would he ratified by the
Senate "bnt with reservations, etc.
absolutely safeguarding, etc. indepen-
lence, etc. and freedom. etc, Of the
,epublic.' and so forth.
At the Presbyterian new era con-
ference ut Lake Geneva. Wis, last
week it was disclosed that 5000 Of the
10000 Presbyterian pulpits are now
acant and it was proposed and de-
eermined that photographic records Of
sermons by ordained Presbyterian min
iSterS be used in vacant pulpits where
agreeable to the cOnyratiOnS.
Tai Chi Quo technical delegate OH
the Chinese delegation to the peace
conference, said in New York. inter-
view last week that China recognizes
the fact that the American delegation
ut Versailles did it's best to secure
Justice for China in the Shantung ques-
ton and that she looks to the League
# Nations with confidence that 1t will
i've her the justice that was not hers
at Versailles.
Chief Justice Charles w. Hoffman OF
the Court of Domestic Relations ut
Cincinnati. Ohio. in an address before
A great assembly OF distinguished law
yers and court functiOnaries at Boston
last week. said, in advocacy Of the
establishment of family courts to re-
duce the number of divorces in Amer
Ca There will be more than 100000
divorce cases filed before the courts of
the land this year. and something must
he done to save our family life. the
greatest civilizing force we have. The
family court should be an extension of
the principal upon which juvenile
| courts are founded"
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Construction work has been begun
OH the West Monroe Methodist church
building which when completed will
have cost $4,000.
J. Y. Fauntleroy. collector of inter-
nal revenue at New Orleans, has is
sued Il warming to manufacturers that
ignorance of the laws regulating the
manufacture Of goods containing alco-
hOlics Is no excuse for the violation Of
them.
Monroe contractors estimate the
building permits to be issued in that
city during the coming year ut $1,000,
600. The permits for August amount
to $4,000. The program for the COM
ing year includes Il hotel and three
new school buildings.
RumOrs circulated at Monroe. that
there We're several hundred cases of
Spanish influenza in that city, are dis
proved by statements from the Off
cials and physicians of the city. who
say that no such cases at all have come
to their knowledge.
Cecil {. McCrory. Adjutant General
of Louisiana, last week rendered his
resignation to Governor Pleasant in
order that he might be free to take
over the management of the campaign
of Col. Stubbs. Of Monroe. who is to re-
| cefve his support for the Democratic
nomination for governor.
Considerable excitement was caused
at AIinden last Friday by the announc-
ment that Il good showing of oil was
had OH the previous night in Crichton
No. well. drilling at 210O feet in Sec
ton 22-2U9. SiX-inch casing was be-
ing set and after this work is complet-
ed the drillerS expect to bring the well
ill.,
\ mass meeting of the citizens Of
COlfaX and Grant Parish was held at
Colfax last Saturday. at which it was
| decided to have Il great homecoming
barbecue and picnic and speaking and
celebration in honor of the returned
soldiers. Date and details were left to
the committee OH arrangements.
\ great oil well has been brought
in near Homer. at u depth of 2O46 feet.
The dispatches credit it with 10000
barrels per day. 1t was originally
brought in more than Il month ago at
Il depth of nos feet as Il pumped well
and yielded fifty barrels per day. 1t
Is located in section 30. township p,
range I. The Rowe Oil Corporation
brought in the producer
Representatives Of all the railroad
labor organizations Of Alexandria con-
vened in that city last week and ap-
| pointed committee to go before the
city's chamber OF commerce and solicit
aid in fighting the high cost of living
| and waginS war against Rapides
Parish profiteers. The committee is
| also to continue to meet and devise
ways and means to carry on the wal
until relief is attained.
More than seventy Louisiana dairy
men and others, including Governor
| Pleasant, have notified Prof. Staples
of the State University. of their inten
| ton to join the Louisiana Dairy Far
mers' Observation Tour. which will i'll
clude IL visit Of three days to the Nat
tional Dairy Show at Chicago and tive
days to the leading dairy sections OF
| Wisconsin. Governor Pleasant will
speak at the National Dairy Show on
October Stll