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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-28
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LOT DEPARTMENT
Phone Walnut 81 7Ost W. Main st
li-ROoM roomng house for sale, best
location In city full all the time;
price tf.lo0i reason for selling. leaving
&. city r Inquire i'' s. Broadway for VIII
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-28

WANTED Few shares Sorth Ameri.
cnu OIL and Refining stock from own.
er. r. l.. Maxwell, iooi Fast 7th ~
WONDERFUL stock bargain. have COO
shares ot United on aud Refining
stock; must sacrifice at once at 30c. will
not sell less than entire 1000 shares
Okahoman
wANTED-Any pprt 500 Caldwell on
at $500; 1900 United on n Ref al
% cents; subject prior purchase Heni
A. nonl EnAI 81 lnnlA ~
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$500

Buys good nve-ro0m bungalow with
all hult-n features. has large garage;
nice shade trees and fruit trees, beau
tIful lawn. reasonable terms CHn he
gotten on this one. Located on West
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-28
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

s-room residence, all
modern convenience. fine location
blocks from high school. for sale by
owner Call Walnut 1906.
$1,000
good brick slN-room and sleeping
p.tchi good lawn and shade trees; two
noty btick garage ard drive. You can
nuy this one and beat rent. II you
Mani y real buy call me at Walnut i76.
hoh sALE-Good homes in all part,
M cliy' from 1000 U $50. 90: also
business and farm property.
w. r. JOHNSON.
| m. The Real Estate Man
'VE-So' scott Thompson Bldg.
Maple 1850.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-28

F0K sAIE-pool hall outfit complete
or any part. DrunswIck club, sham.
rock Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-28
O. I. T.
Investment Co~0rarv
glj Colcord uNlill,ng
NAlnhnmn LIiN- hAll-

NJ, CnIyOrI IIIII-n-.
oklahoma CITY, okla
Oh, MAPS state mans showlny g.glor.
ir1i fnrmation. Disr,r, mans 'sn,D-
ING st,t,iurc large .,,lc MN. ,,,ir,
Districts rourtV mans ,ll,b,r,,
T.Np4 New N.yiro Nfk,ra,s Torn-
ruph.cal sheets. geologic fola, Wr,e
f1r I.,i IindsIy N,ap 60 lrlI, 'r,r',r,
Bldg. oklahoma CITY Okla.
r-:.,o 7 80. D..
I--AS LeASG DA khlILS
10 ACRES ~ WALTERS FIELD
I'm order To hold balance or u.~,4g,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-28
Production Wanted

WIN consider purchase of production
over - barrels per day with acreage
for further drilling | Goa 10 1000 foot
sa nd Okmulgee and Tulsa counties pre-
ferred. Prices must be rirht. To re-
ceive attention. replies should cover
titles, exact locRtiO lease forms, etc.
A. j.. Oklaboman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-28
C5R sIT-E-66IV dTv cleaning plant:

FOR SALE-Only dry clcaning plant;
town $500; n No | business. II not
cleaner would teuch business 10 buyer;
reason for selling. health; two Hoffman
presses. two cleaning machines and eh-
tractors, motor. clothes case and othcT
equipment necessary for work. Would
consider trade ON improved small farm,
Price 81 500 Art Cleaners. Perry. Okla
FINE brick garage for sale hv non
resident: Second and Walker. so
foot front: building In fine shape, Sl5,'
600. values in this location must ad-
vance rapidly. WoodcOCk, RINcnwu0d,
louisiana,
FOR SAl.E-Pool hnll outfit comnete
or any part. Brunswick club, sham
Iogk. Okla,
WANTED - Controlling interest In
State bank country town. l.. NJ. Bow
man. Byars. Okla
WANTEp-ro rent or lease barber
shop not less than four chairs had
rather have ten chairs. must be 1--we
shop. | have money 10 back II up. j.
w Ostan Cherokee. Okla.
FOR SALE -Onc-story bhck. 25SSO.
small. stock uf furniture and hard
ware; reason for selling no trades con-
handle. T. c. White. Gushing, Okh.
rUR SALE at h,rslu, good business
e. "a thriving u.l town ~ 1000 popu
hilton; must act GuI.h. l.. l.. Foster
" co. Duncan OKLA Phone 2O3
DENTIST WANTED Town 1000 needs
dentist. monthly earnings tiUl to 5000
hy former dentist Good offices can
on for particulars lewar state Bank,
pewar, Okr.
ONLY store building MT established
trading point near Calvin IN thckly
settled community and good Groom
dwelling and IS acres land adjoining, 30
Of which Is In cultivation sales last
year $4,000. Price $4,000. Write or
call w. H. Bennett. Calvin. Qk!a.
FOR SALE-Groccry stock and fixtures.
about s. 900. good location, fine bust
ness Reason for selling. sickness. q,
y VIM. Lawton, Okla
FOR SALE Nulcanizing plant. doing
good business. good county seat town,
Davies tuicanizinr Co. Modhl. okla.
1r1E BEST BUY
Nice stock Of groceries corner lot
cixliu. Concrete store building @bNNo,
valued nj SO 600 ON IN good OIL town 20
mauiug 60 f.. can Doe leased for 5000
monthly
Southwestern
Oh. & Realty Co.
&ol-2-a ON Exchange B!dg.
Maple 1850.
lOE SNll. by owner. good rcstnu-
rant heart of coming oil field bar
Ci."; might consider car Hs part pay
mcut: rent reasonable reason for sell
ing. poor health. \ V, ONahoman
DRUG STORE FOR SALE on TRADE
Only drug store In good oil town ana
railroad division, money maker;
prrctioing medicine and cannot take
care if II. a good deal Tor some one.
Address Usage Drag co.. Usage, Oka.
/ HAVE tho following drug stocks
,l.25o 50 apo and $4,000 tor sale or
trade for gilt edge property W. l..
George. 9l1 Oh Exchange Edg, Wal
nut PSI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-28

NOTICE Ia all renlcs,at" men; my pro-
pcrty e2S East 18Th Is on the market
n y Tyler
FOR SALE ny OWNER--j-room Calf-
forn.a bungalow, garage. cement
drive; near Chssen. Walnut 1871.
FOR SNLE-Lots 30 and -. block ;,
parrrlrs second addition. Address
Hox .17l Tulsa. Okla,
FOR SALE-Two pair OF lots In the
heart of Brilion. nice level ground |
pnir strictly modern; viii sell both pair
for t2C0 on 1uIck sale. party leaving
city. can Maple 3o6s
PROPERTY for sale. owner in city FOR
few DAYS Cnll at 320 West avenue
II. CAPITOL nm.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-28

Auhymc O. y c.. RAuola. beaver Val
lrt. American Glass rashet, Ca-Vell
lyauhoc Pet gIl. Shirt Sleeve on &c..
Mlrand Refining National on h c.,
Gloho OH Of h. c.. Glcnrose o.. Quad
rengle Pet. $50 offer above stocks at
yuul lowest price
submit your bids
PHONE Maple 1853.
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$1,000

VIII buy beautiful sevcn-room
AcrOpl1uc huugnlow with nll built-ln
features. large garage. cement drive
located In very good neighborhood.
q ~ (DPM
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-28
G2NN CASH

and SO per month buys 5-room house
two blocks from ear aud pavement. not
tar OUT. hurry u you want this. See
Mtrh,u. OnnUoWr Co.. 500 BlltmuyC
Bldg Maple 1913
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-28

4 new bungalow six rooms and
breakfast room. All bullt-in features. all
oak floors, very good nelghborhood.
Located on East Park
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ODUOv1rswi1v

y yUUl NLlIIlNy
Want fifteen partics To take n sion
interest .nr three parties to take a s,uO
interest each In l0O.aCre lease In
MrDulough county. Texas. between
'Wn drilling wells Tnion on comuany
Of California drilling deep tcr 'o cast
money IN TO dril 10 the west These
are deep tests and this lease viii
IT. le IN value IN less than thirty days
Cui'k action required. Title perfect
papers ready. Those who want an I'm.
tuost In this leas, write NJ once Ad
dress R-s32, core Oklahpman.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-01
NEWS FROM HOPE

Miss Maggie, Frye was a visitor t,
Jamestown Wednesday.
Mr.. NJ. P. Graham made flyin.
trip to>Jamestown Saturday.
Mrs, 3. 0. Gary, Of Shreveport, has
been visiting homefolks this week
end. 4
Mrs Rushing, Of Madden, Spent Sat
urday afternoon with Mrs. NJ. p. era
ham.
Mrs ]. ]. Wall is the weekend CUES
OF her daughter, Mrs. C. P. Tucker, at
Heflin.
Messrs. Charlie Wedgworth and Ed
Jacks maze business trip to Heflil
Saturday.
Mr.. Arrealous Fields is sufferin,
from broken arm, caused by a base
ball hitting him.
Mr.. NJ. ?. Graham and grand daugh.
ter' Gertrude, made business trip to
bryceland Monday,
Mrs. Alvin Harrison has been spend.
lng few weeks with her mothpr.in
law, Mrs. N. T. Harrison.
Private Jeanne Stewart, one OF our
boys that has been overseas, is enjoy.
Ing Il furlough with homefolks.
Misses Madden, Chandler and Brow,
and Messrs. Pew and 0. D. Madden
motored to Minden Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Graham and
children, Of Ringgold, were the honor.
ed guest Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Marion Graham, Sunday.
Misses Fannie Mae Taylor and Ada
Smith spent the time between trains
at Heflin Saturday with their aunt
Mrs. G. 7. Tucker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Poland, of
Coushatta, have been spending a few
days with their aunt, Mrs. G. T.
Reeves.
A buggy in which Misses Salena
Ward and Ollie B. Smith and Mr..
Robt. Tooke were riding was over.
turned Saturday afternoon. No one
was injured, but the buggy was slight.
ly damaged.
Quite q crowd attended the ball games
between Hope and Castor, played here
Saturday. The game played in morn.
ing resulted IN victory for the Castor
team, but Hope was victorious in the
afternoon.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-01
EVERY PERSON SHOULD OWN
A VICTORY LIBERTY BOND

There follow two recent statements
by Frank NJ. Smith, Federal Director
Of War Loans, which are well worthy
Of attention:
LET no one imagine that because thu
Victory Liberty Loan eventually viii
90 over that therefore they need not do
their part. When America entered this
war we knew that we were going to
win it but we only knew this because
we were absolutely certain that every
American soldier would act as a hero,
that every working man would put his
shoulder to the wheel and produce the
supplies needed and last but not least
that every true American would pledg,
his past and future earnings in loans
to the Government. It was because VIC
did these things and only because We
did these things that the war ended
as it did. 1t is nothing but a repeti
ton of these methods and a continue
ton Of this spirit that will put over the
Victory Liberty Loan. call upon
every man, woman. and even child tc
do his or her part and do it promptly.
Another aspect Of the matter" said
Mr.; Smith, (which l want to bring very
clearly before the public is this-saor,
term Liberty Notes are not likely t.
be subject TO the fluctuation which
long term bonds have suffered from
1t was with this idea In mind that Sc
curitfes should never sell at less tina,
par that the Treasury Department de
eided to put out these notes instead
of bonds. 1t il my personal opinion.
IN which ! am supported by a good
many financial people, that these bonds
Will maintain their value from the very
start"
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-01

liams and others have deposited
$4,000 in 81 bank at Minden as a bonus
for a well to be drilled in section
3-17.1S, Webster parish, and the loca
ton has been made for the well ant
the derrick Is being erected,
Fl, H. Pardue and others have made
la location in section 12.16.S. eight
miles southwest of Gibsland in Bien
vile parish, and drilling will be Ii
progress on this location before thu
end Of the present week.
1t was stated that the .Ardmore OF
and Gas Company is composed Of mil
lionaire oil operators who have made
fortunes in the Healdton field, anf
other capitalists Of wide reputation
and they have invested In holdings In
an entirely new section of ,Nortl
Louisiana with the view of opening
up q new oil and gas field. They havr
been induced to select the lands Ii
Bienville and Webster parishes as tn
result Of negotiations and surveys made
by biologists Of unquestioned repute
and 1t is declared that the develop
ment Of the new field is a question Of
only few weeks at most.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-01
RE OIL DEVELOPMENT IN
BIENVILLE PARISH

be following article was taken from
sday's issue Of Shreveport Journal
gives report Oh some OF the
fati0ns In this territory:
The next oil excitement is due tC
Flop In the northern portion Of
hville parish and the southeastern
OF Webster PARISH is the declara
made Monday afternoon by
known oil operator who Is inter
with a company having exten
holdings In that section.
With no flourish Of trumpets ant
bout consulting anybody excepI
liable biologists said the Jour
informant, ''the Ardmore Oil an(
u Company has secured leases OF
fortunately $4,000 acres of land 10
d in townships 16 and II ali
hes 8 and 0, in Webster parish, and
township 10, range s, In Bienvillt
sh.
Fhe Midway Oil and Gas Company
her organization backed by heavy
tal has leased over $500 acres ii
same vicinity, principally In Bien
parish, and active development,
be inaugurated within a short
all Of this new territory Is soutf
he Y. s.. 4 r railroad. and lie,
N the towns Of Sibley and Gibs
proof of the assertion that this
on, will be developed at once, Il
stated that the Midway Oil and
Company has a derrick up on tht
Beast quarter of section 2i-17-D il
ster parish, and will begin drilling
pom MS the rig can be set UP.
Is also stated that Gilbert vii
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-01
LIBERTY HILL LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. Earl Parker aud Mr.. Ray Maj
tin paid a visit to Bienville Saturday.
Mr.. Ed Il. I.oe. Of Bienville. trans
acted business here one day last week.
Mr.. W. J. Loe and daughter. Mis-
LESSEE, attended church at Union Sun
day.
Prof. and Mrs Corley visited in tn
home Of Mr.. ]. II. Roden Sunday after
noon.
Miss Nellie Shively. who is attend
ing school at ArcatIia, spent the week
end with hOmefOlks.
NJ. and Mrs. Boyd Smitherman Wis
tied Mrs. Smitherman's mother a
Quitman Sunday. h
Mrs. Matte Grigg and daughte,
Miss Lillian, and Miss Ollie Kicks. Wis
tied III the home Of Mr.. Pink Grigg, O
Union, Saturday.
The Sunday. School at the Baptis
Church under the leadership Of Sup.
II. F, Brown. appears to be CROWN,
IN both interest and attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Harrison carrie,
their little son, ". G., Jr., to Jones
boro Friday to DR.. Simonton for
slight operation.
Mr.. W. H. Whitley, mechanic a
Browns Garage, is about the bushes
man in all our community. He is work
Ing overtime almost every day, an
yet the work comes faster than he ca,
dispose of it.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-01
NORTH LOUISIANA BAPTIST
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
Minden To Entertain The Baptist OF
North Louisiana In A Three
Days Convention

Beginning Monday, May and con-
tinuing for three days, Mindcn will en-
terrain the North Louisiana Baptis'
Sunday School Convention. This will
be a noted occasion among the Baptist
and large number from the northern
portion of the State is expected to at.
tend.
There are several prominent men
and women from all over the State on
the program, aud it will no doubt be a
very enjoyable as we'll as profitable
meeting.
There will be provided free enter.
tainment for the delegates, and there
are many musical numbers OH the pro-
gram of the meeting that will be well
worth hearing.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-01
Prominent Citizens Have Dificulty

A difficulty which occurred betwc,a
$. ". Anders and Will Howell here
shortly before noon Tuesday morning.
resulted in the latter receiving a knife
cut in the left side, which though qu.ge
severe. should not necessarily proye
serious.
AS nearly as can be ascertained. the
trouble began at the compress, whe.p
MIR. Anders was employed as weigher.
1t seems that Mr.. Howell had sent q
bale OF cotton to be weighed and stor ID
and that some of the cotton was slight.
~ damaged and in accordance with the
rules Of the compress the damaged ctt-
ton had to be picked from the rest Of
the bale before weighing.
1t seems that the two men failed to
agree over some point In regard to the
charges or settlement for the damag, !
cotton, and personal encounter follow
ed, In which Mr.. Howell used an az
handle and Mr.. Anders a pocket knit
for a weapon.
Both are prominent citizens. and tn
affair Is regretted by their many friends
here.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-01
RINGG0LD TERRITORY WILL
GET ANOTHER TEST WELL

1t is reported that in the immediate
future a test we'll will be drilled BY
Mrs. jim Bell and 7. X. Giddeus, Jr
on their acreage southwest of Ring.
gold. This location is a few miles
south and slightly west Of the location
to be drilled by the Ringgo!d Oil and
Gas Go.
Much interest is conferred in this fer
ritory. since it is proven gas field, {;
very strong Gas pressure having been
found in the Butler well drilled near
these locations. The Ringgoll Oil 4
Gas Co. practically has the required
amount Of stock sold to begin opera
tlons, and have already purchased some
OF the material necessary.
1t is also reported that the par(lee
Company will drill on their holdings in
the vicinity of Ringgold at an early
date.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-01
GIBSLAND LOCALS
Mr.. L. NJ. Phillips was a visitor t
Shreveport Saturday.

Mr.. L. NJ. Phillips was a visitor t
Shreveport Saturday.
Many Of our citizens had the pleas
ure of attending the "Home-C Coming"
service at Mt. LebaOn Sunday.
Mrs. P. G. Taylor is the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. Paul Hammett, and
other relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben ToOke, Of Ring
gold were the guests of their sister,
Mrs. Howard Parnell, this week
Mr.. J. II. Houck represented thu
Columbian Wo0dman here, at the con
yeDtion in Shreveport last week.
Little Miss Pauline Jones spent the
weekend with her grand parents, Mr..
! and Mrs. a. J. Colbert, III Mt. Lebanon.
Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Walker have
had the pleasure of visit from thei)
son, Mr.. Henry Walker. Of Abilene,
Texas and their sister, Mrs. Green, G
Lincoln Parish.
Dr. Henry, presiding elder Of the
Ruston district, NJ. f. Church South
conducted quarterly meeting at Bear
Greek Sunday Rev. Il, l.. Cargill and
quite a number from the Methodist
Church here attended.
AT the home Of the gr0om's parents
here, the marriage of Mr.. kerlin Walk
er and Miss Carrie Dell Dawson. of
Lisbon was solemnized Saturday even.
ing. Only relatives and few intimat
friends were present to witness the
CEREMONY which was performed by Rer
Grover Dennis, of Simsboro. We wish
for this happy couple much happiness
through the journey of life.
Mr.. W. J. BrOadwell, our fellow
ltownsnlal, was a delegate to the T. ?
4. convention In Alexandria Friday, the
25th. Mr.. BrOadwell is one Of the old
est members of the travelling mems
association in North Louisiana, having
been member for 80 years. Hi
daughter. Miss Trina Broadwell joined
him at DeRidder. at which place shf
is one Of the faculty of the DeRidder
High School.
Friday was a great day in Gibsland,
and the honor given the returned sol.
diers will long be remembered. Many
teachers from different parts of the
parish came for the day. The beautiful
new school building, the pride Of the
town, was ready for inspection. A very
interesting program was given at tn
auditorium in the afternoon and among
the prominent speakers were Supt.
Fuller Of Webster Parish and Supt
E, H. Fisher.
A large audience gathered early for
the night program which was indeed
fine. DR.. Dodd thrilled his hearers b,
relating his experiences OIL the battle
front. He is an eloquent speaker and
a rare treat was enjoyed.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-01
ARCADIA AND WARD | "OVER
THE TOP" IN VICTORY LOAN

Arcadia and Ward l, of Bienville
Parish. have more than subscribed
their quota in the Victory Loan drive.
In fact practically half of the quota
allotted to the entire parish being sub.
scribed in Ward I. As yet nothing
definite has been heard as to the pro.
gress that has been made by other
wards of the parish in raising their
quota,
DR.. W. B. Albums. chairman for
Ward +. stated Saturday that he en-
tertained no doubt but that his ward
would easily subscribe it's quota.
Mr.. Jno. Harrison, Of Bienyille, has
agreed to act as chairman for Ward 3,
and says that he does not anticipate
any difficulty in raising the amount
allotted to that ward.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-01
THE YOUNG MAN'S-YOUNG
LADY'S OPPORTCNITl
Largest And Most Successful Cotto
Chasing School in America


There is a greater demand toda.
than ever before for those who tho
oughly understand the cotton business.
Such as, CHASING, Stapling, Averaging,
Buying, Selling, Shipping, EXPORTING
Keeping of Gin Records, Merchant
Cotton Records. Warehouse Record
Cotton Office Stock Books and othc
concerns, as well as the merchant
aud warehouse managers, have highl
endorsed our course of instruction.
They say we are meeting a long fe'
want. Bonded warehouses alone r,
quire hundreds. The Commission @
the Markets and Warehouse Depart
ment has appointed a board Of e:
aminers whose duty is to examine al
lplicants for license as Public Cotto
Classers. Any one passing this eA
animation will"be issued a license t
engage in the business Of Public Co
ton CHASING at any place in the Stat
Of Texas and charge for bis or be
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-01

ervices. These examinations are Opel
0 both men and women. Every town
nd village where cotton is produced
md sold will likely employ the services
f one of these Cotton Classers. We
AVE expert instructors with practica
experience in every detail of the bust
ess and have installed in this depart
ent a cotton exchange board will
elegraph Instruments attached. Here
ur students are taught to read price
quotations as they come in from Liver
oool. New Orleans, and New York
larketS. They are also given the gin
ers and Government reports on pro-
.uction and probable effect OH prices
,othing is left undone to make our
tudents efficient in the work. The
)st of the above course complete is
% for tuition and $500 for books and
Material. Time for completing is from
our to six weeks. Students may ell
Ill at any time. There is such a
reat demand for work Of this kind
hat we have large and enthusiastic
asses throughout the year. BY Ell
ling with us now you can take adj.
antage of these wonderful opportuni-
les. You may take bookkeeping and
,usiness Training, Shorthand, Type.
writing or Telegraphy along with Cot.
on Chasing if you like. Fill in slip
nd mail today.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-01
SERVICES AT UNION CHURCH
i SUNDAY, MAY 3 AND 4

7 There will be services at !, rnior
Church Danyille, La, on Saturday
night at $3.50 Z. 3. time, and Sunday
11:00 a. M, and Sunday night at :3(
p. m, Mays and 4, 1910.
. Remember the services will com
mence on time by Uncle Sans time
Everybody invited to come and wor
ship with US. COME!
REV. a. E. LAME, Pastor.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-01
POTATO CURING PLANT PRO.
JECT POSTPONED FOR PRESENT

Thos. H. Ewton, president Of the
Great Southern Preserving Co., was it
Arcadia Tuesday in the interest Of d
potato curing plant for this place. As
has been previously stated by the Demo
crat, the Great Southern Preserving
Company ownes the Farmers Union
Warehouse building, which was pur
chased for the purpose of converting II
into a curing and storage plant. Mr.
Ewton stated that since viewing the
situation personally III this territory,
nothing further will be done here 70,
the promotion of the project for the
present.