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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-05-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Tenth judicial District Court NJ
the state Of Nevada, in and for the
County Of Lincoln. '"e
IN the Matter Of the Estate of Eliza
Cviverwell. sometimes known as and
S called Mrs. E. A. cuivorweii. De-
Notice 10 hereby given that the
HSn ..ssis was on the 24th day Of
qualified BY tho s6ove-ept,tied Gang and
A. the Executor Of the Last Will and
ersstement OF Eliza Culverwell, some
Hmss known as and called Mrs. 81
SSs1n,vsTswell. late Of said County. de-
-. ~ creditors having claims against
sSme' s witt rs are required to file the
GEssyy, atftdayits attached, with the
months Of the first publication of this
Dated March "a, 1919.
CHAS. CULVERwELI.
=. r. NcNAMEE. u''r'
Attorney for Executor.
1873. ''~''o"' march ~.
Fate Of last publication. April 25.
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"ettce OF Chamge Of Location of Prin-
elpal once and Name OF Residcnt
AAGent OF Nevada-Volcano Mines
Notice is hereby given. that pursu-
Ant TO the action Of the Board Of Di-
rectore OF Nevada Volcano Mines Com
Rany, taken at a meeting of the sa
ncard held at Phoebe, Nevada, on the
!tth DAY OF April, 1915, the location OF
the principal office Of said COMPANY
,wnas changed. % that from and after
tne nth day of April, 1918, the ioca.
ton OF such principal office will be at
tnc conin situated on the Dupont No.
Iode mining claim. owned by said cor
poration and situated in the Ely Min
inE District, Lincoln County, State OF
Nevada, and situated about 'one and
one,half miles in a southeasterly d.
rection from said Town Of Phoebe: and
y Said meeting Thomas Harvey. OF
fiocns. Nevada. was appointed as res
taent agent OF said corporation. 10
haye charge Of said principal ONCE.
DATED at Phoebe. Nevada, this 18th
oay or April. 1919.
p...,.. :. THOMAS HARVEY,
Company. "es
Attest:
ED w. CLARK,
SSSaD Secretary.
First publication, May 2. 1919
Last publication. May 80, 1919
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Clocks. watches at the Drug Store.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF DELINouENr
STOCK.
ranaca Irrigation Company. Princi-
pa place OF business. Panaca, Lincoln
County, Nevada.
. NOTlCE-There are DELINQUENT upon
tne following described stock on &C.
count Of an assessment Of $3.50 per
snare. levied March 81, 1918, the sew
q the respective stockholders, as FOL.
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others pledged further financial SUP
port All did the helpful e~crs which
caused the ladies' in the Quiet h51r
following the dance 10 voice a prayer
3Gi thankfulness for the good folks az
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M REWARD.
wards 1sndersigned will pay the following re.
and conv NJ information leading to the arrest
h as crime Of grand larceny for Stealing the
anv avn ma nsned stock in Nevada and owned By
to.wit. e"S snoo Of the undersigned Associaton
400 s1oo' az ior stealing cattle.
;r reward to be paid upon conyics,on ,pd
'mRRssi.s I in State Prison.
dsr, ias reward rsvoeable At any time BY un.
lie pIsees ~ posting notice In three la) pub.
sCIIrs ed; February 8, 1919.
Isan NEVADA CATTLE OWNERS
: ASSOCIATION. GoldAsld, Nsvada.
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AID - aceordance With law and with
An order Of the Board Of Directors,
81 each Parcel. 81 Stock " =: may :Sar Sc
necessary viii be sold It public auc-
.t!on at the once Of the Secretary. in
~ N. TSwn A. q 4! P, ,n,S LinSoln County.
1T o'clock p. M. to pay the delinquent
aeeesement thereon. together with the
costs Of advsrtis!nk And expenses Of
sale. QUINCY KEELE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Date Of nrst pub. May ls. 1919: last
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-03-06
L0kepOrt.

Monday. March 3.-The ground is
about right for blowing now-if we
don't have some more rain soon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Gore were Wis
itors to Ida yesterday.
Mr.. Bud Jones is now among us,
having just arrived from France.
There was Il singing last night at
the home of Miss Doshie Brockman.
Miss Sylvia Cobb spent Saturday
night and yesterday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cobb.
Quite number Of the Lakeport boys
and girls made kodaking trip over to
the Arkansas hills yesterday, leaving
Immediately after Sunday school and
returning just at shutdown.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Perdue entertained
with a pound supper last Friday night.
Those attending We're: Misses Ger
trude Gore. Hattie Markham. Lola
Patterson. Doshie Brockman. Vera
Silkwood and Minnie, Ola and Ida
Owens: AIessrs Ode Lee Gore. Amos
Barker. Bud Jones. John and Archie
Pierson, Dayton Gore, John Williams.
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Pleasant Hill.

Monday. March 3.-Mr. |. A Gleason
is a business visitor to Shreveport to-
day.
Mrs Robert Harris visited Mrs. X. +.
Gleason last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Bette Barnett and granddaugh-
ter. Georgia Miller. were pleasant
guests yesterday Of Mrs. Emmette De-
Moss.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther BurkS. jr.. were
weekend visitors at the home of Mrs.
HurkS' parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID.
Gleason.
Farmers are taking advantage of
this pretty weather by preparing land
and fixing fences. Every one is late
for the season.
First class private, Allie DeMoSS.
came home last Wednesday. He was
honorably discharged from Camp Tray
is. Texas. hut spent Il week in Fort
Worth Chat State) visiting relatives
before returning home.
The little week-old infant of Mr.. anG
Mrs. Robert Strong was laid to rest i'll
Pleasant Hill Cemetery last Wednes
day. Mrs Strong will be remembered
as Miss Minnie Gleason. They have
! the sympathy of many friends in thu
| loss of this little one. ALT.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-03-06
Annual Schoo! Luncheon.

Contributed.I
On Thursday. February 9th. it was
the good fortune of the writer to at
tend the annual luncheon given by the
domestic science girls of the BoSsier
City High School in honor Of the local
trustees and faculty of the school. The
spread prepared by these fine young
ladies under the supervision of their
charming teacher. Miss Mabel Blake
more. would have done credit to the
best cafe in our larger cities The
tables. two in number. We're immacu-
late: the display charming. and prep
aration was faultleSs.
The first course consisted of chicken,
| dressing. rice, gravy. peas in pastry
baskets. oyster pie biscuits and coffee.
Second course: Salmon. with daisy
decoration. potatoes, cheese and crack
erS
Third course: Fruit salad. in TRAN
gle pastry boxes tied with red ribbon.
Fourth course: Chocolate. bread
pudding and whipped cream. and salt
ed almonds. in individual baskets of
red and white. tied with blue ribbons
The invited guests were Supt. w. A
FortSon Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Wallace
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. colquitt. MIR. and
Mrs X. {. Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
DeMoSs. Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Fullilove
and Mr. and Mrs. w. Nj. Mccall.
School Faculty-I'rof. {. c. Kennedy
Mrs. \. c. Wilmington. Mrs. Dora Il
Thompson. Misses Pearl Harris GLADYS
Durham. Annie. r. Harris. Lyde Nc
Cranie and Zuma Barnett and Mrs
Tom Hickman.
HoStesS-MiSS Mabel Rlakemore.
The occasion was one long to he re
membered by all present. And. aside
from its social feature. it gave all pres
ent an opportunity to inspect at CLOS
range the actual work being done b.
the Home Economics Department il
the RosSier City School, which, as tn
writer sees it, is all that any one coul'
demand. VISITOR
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-03-06
RETROSPECTIVE
Fifty Years Ago.


The Banner of March 6, lS69-Bcllcvue.l
The oldest sovereign in Europe is
the POpe-Seventy- siX. The average
age Of the forty eight monarchs now
on European thrones is forty-tive. The
youngest is Twenty-Five"
There are not so many now. Last
year and this year have been hard
years on monarchs.
4 professional card read: Kich'd
La. Will practice i'll the Parishes Of
Bossier. Caddo and DeSoto. All bust
ness intruSted to him will receive
prompt and energetic attention"
Judge Turner came to Bellevue from
Georgia before the Civil War. He re-
turned from the army as Colonel, be
came District Judge and died on his
farm near Bellevue. from pneumonia.
during 1888. He was considered Il very
able lawyer and judge.
Mr. J. r. Davis requests us to in
form the citizens of Bellevue and Vi
cinity that he will make Il short stay
| in this place for the purpose of exc
cutting photographs ambrotypes, etc.
Those wishing pictures taken in the
highest styles of the art will do well
to give him an early call. He takes
10th colored and plain pictures"
The ambrotype was after the da,
guerreotype development i'll photog
raphy. 1t was cclored by retouchina
by hand. Doubtless there are some old
amlrotypes in ROSSier Parish which
were made by Mr.. Davis fifty years
| ago.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-03-06

Benjamin Harrison was inauSu-
rated President of the United States
Monday. The President sent to the
Senate the following nominations.
which were confirmed: Secretary of
State. James G. Blaine. of Maine. etc"
There was an allusion to il remark;l-
bic machine on exhibition in New York
an invention that would do away
with movable type i'll printing. 1t led
to the invention shortly after of the
typesetting machine. but movable types
are still in use in many offices and for
many classes of work. This paragraph
is put in type on the present day slug
casting machine. commonly referred to
as Il type-setting machine but i'll most
Offices as in this office. nearly all black
lines are set by hand from the old
fashioned cases of movable types. The
machine for such uses as this tStraisht
reading natter) is becoming in more
general use with the passing Of each
year. and more and more of them will
in after years he found in even the
country" shops. However. their price
still remains to some extent prOhibi-
tive The inventor of the Linotype
machine tsuch as is here in use) was
a German by the name of Mergen
thaler He died consumptive some
| years ago while in New Mexico for the
| benefit of his health. His widow. re
| silinp in some Eastern CITY receive,
as a royalty $500 of the purchase price
of every machine sold. The Linotype
| machine was the first on the market
that was Il success. There are now I
number of others. many OF them reall!
patterned after the Linotype machine
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Ten Years Ago.

The Banner Of March 1, 1aO9-Brnton.
I'VE were told last Saturday by
Mrs. j. nj. Sentell that her mother. Mrs.
Nj. f. Cade. had up to that time had
seven orders for chickens as il result
of her advertising i'll the Banner"
\ little ad in the Banner will sell
the old "clucks'' any time.
The following items are from the
Haughton correspondence: The Gulf
Coast Oil people have promised to
locate the site of thir first well this
week. The band boys are busy prac-
ticing this week. They are to play for
the drama to he given by the high
school pupils Friday night Of this
week"
I'VE are reliably informed that with
in the next forty days work will he
legun on Il test well for oil and gas to
lie located ut some point between this
point and Alden Bridge
About that time two wells were
lored, located about four miles north
Of Benton. The drillers reported them
to he dry holes.
THE Bridge Committee of the 20
lice Jury Of this parish will hold Il
| Joint conference with the Bridge Com
mittee Of the City Council Of Shreve
port in that place next Tuesday to dis
| Il rpI.1 five II
the construction Of a new traffic bridge
across Red River at Shreveport.
The bridge is now there. and it Is I
fine one. but it has several times beel
threatened by caving banks of thu
river. and no doubt will continue to be
The total toll collections at this bridS'
last year were $.6O31.:I,. of which sun
ST. 1865 was collected on the Bessie
side.
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Emma Dots.

Monday. March 3.-Have you plant
ed that spring garden yet?
Mr.. w. Il. McDutfie is busy making
croSStieS.
Mr.. \. J. Logan was visitor to
MindeA Friday.
Mr. ]. H. Collie was Il business Wis
itor to Plain Dealing Saturday.
Mr.. Claude Rodgers was visiting yes
terday evening around Strouds Bridge.
Miss Lille Mullins spent Saturday
and yesterday in Webster Parish with
relatives.
Mrs. Roy Cook spent Saturday night
and yesterday with her mother. Mrs.
Florence Farmer.
MesSrs. ]. C. Thomas and John
Farmer spent Friday and Saturday i'll
AIinden attending court.
Several social entertainments have
been reported in the community within
the last few days. All have been favor
ed with good attendance.
| Mr. Isaac Cole visited the reporter
yesterday. He says that farming op
erations are going to begin in earnest
| Oh his place in very short time.
Mr.. Nj. V. Boyd entertained the boy:
with Il log rolling Friday Of last week
All present enjoyed the sport. and es
pecially the delicious dinner. Who vii
be next to give such an entertainment
Rev cantley will preach at Emma
the third Sunday in this month Il
eleven O'Clock. Everybody come on
| and hear him. GOOD EYE.
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Around Adner.

Monday, March 3.-Such pretty
spring day. 1t prompts the farmers to
get busy blowing and planting and the
women folks to gardening aud looking
after the old setting hens.
Miss Matte Hayes spent the week
end in BosSier City with her parents.
Our Sunday School is improving all
the time. Every one now seems to be
greatly interested.
Mr. and Mrs. +. Il WutZke were Wis
itorS yesterday afternoon at the home
Of Mr.. RounSavall.
Mr.. Ben DeNIent and his sister-in-
law. Mrs Alice DeMent. We're business
visitors to Shreveport to-day.
Horseback riding is becoming the
paStime of the hour. Miss Annie Lou
Arnold. of Patty. and Mr.. Erickson. OF
Adner. were out yesterday afternoon.
Little Muriel Davis has been quite il
| the past week 1t was feared she was
| taking pneumonia. but she seems to bt
| improving now. -JACKo.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-03-06
CORRESPONDENCE
From Atkins.

Monday, March 3.-The sunshine of
the past few days is very welcome. and
corn planting is the order of the day.
Mrs. X. II. Poole. who has for several
weeks been Il patient at Il Shreveport
sanitarium. is expected home soon.
Mr.. Robert Bledsoe. the genial and
accommodating depot agent, went to
Hau.hton yesterday to visit relatives
Mr.. James Hickman. who has had an
attack of chillS. is spending few days
at his home in Hauglton to recuperate.
Mr.. b. Il. HledSoe is still in Ell liSo.
Texas, with his brother Tom, who. the
| writer regrets to report, is said to be
worse
Miss Mercer Fletcher. of CouShatta.
was Il guest yesterday of Mrs. Cora
Britton. at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. T. Poole. Several of the neighhor-
hood young people were afternoon
| callers.
Several cars of crushed rock have re-
Gently been put on the gravel road to
| fill the holes. and it is hoped that ii
will soon lie put in such good condition
that travelling will once more be Il
pleasure.
School girls who spent the weekend
at home We're Misses CapliS. Katie
Prince. Florence Hamiter and Thelm;
Horton. Tae latter was accompanied
| by two friends from -MiSSe:
Moss and Madden.
The many friends of Julia May Cor
nell regret to know that she is in il
health. She came up from CouShatt;
last Friday night accompanied by he
parents and went to Il Shreveport san
itarium for treatment
Mr.. Hugh Van HooSe returned re
Gently from New Orleans. without un
der.oing an operation. His friend
hope to hear of his Improvement. Mrs
Van HOSES father. Mr. Case. has bee
with her during the absence of MI
Van HooSe.
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James SilkwOod. Garrett Brown and
Henry Stanley: Mr.. and Mrs. Silk
wood and Mr.. and Mrs. b. l.itton.
Mr.. Ode Lee Gore, Miss Lola Par
kerson and Miss Juanita Gore made Il
business trip to Plain Dealing last Sat
urday.
There will he dinner on the ground
at the Lakeport School House the
fourth Sunday in this month. Every
body is invited. Come.
Misses Hattie Markham and Ger
trude Gore. two Ida High School stud
entS. came home Friday afternoon and
returned to Ida yesterday.
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For Sale

zoe huShs Is or good. heavy. sound Ear
tDrN-StntriiS Waite Hent-S2 per busAcl
nj crib So per hushe for Seed Corn -
selected shrIlcti and sacked.
enr registered. cholera immune III loI
BOAR two years old. weight about iol
pounds. Price. $!Ho.
Also, one small. sound MULE. eight years
ol,t GOOD ,alalrr and will work anywhere
Price. 500. ~
W e. MCtLENM;HAN. Gillian, La.
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Cattle Should Be Vaccinated.

Mr.. f. :. Burt. DEMONSTRATION Agent
for BosSier Parish. stated Tuesday that
vaccination of cattle ut this time is in
order and should he done before the
middle of the mouth. Mr.. Burt reports
several cattle as having died lately Oh
the plantation of Mr.. w. J. Fullilove,
three or four miles south of Bossier
City. but he doubts if they died OF
charlton. as some fear is the case. He
rather thinks that tick fever was the
cause. as the cattle were only recently
brought in from Texas.
Anyway. Mr.. Burt is urging vaccina
ton Of cattle at this time as pre-
ventive Of Charlton. As there was last
season an outbreak Of the disease III
this immediate section. all hereahouts
would no doubt do well to follow out
the suggestion.
Il sy...vs
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For Rent

4 iire-roem house with two closets and
lglntry seated in the residence district OF
Evntan: in good condition: good barn
underground cistern and well: good store
room and chicken house: two acres OF TIL
able land. and fine garden. newly fenced.
Address. Ecnton. La. Route ;.
lS-3-pl !. ii. pELcHEE.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-03-06
Thirty Years Ago.

The Banner of March 4, 1SS9-Bellevue.
Died. in Haughton. on Sunday, the
Sd, Moise-H.. son of Henry and Cora
Rodenheimer; aged six years
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-03-06

After you have read your copy Of the
Banner mail it to one Of your relatives
who has removed from the parish.
Help us to get him in the habit Of
| looking for it and wanting it.
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SIS Rewsfd

VIII hr i.;.id IL The rctph to me at Benton
OF Il WALKER EoN brNn. four or tir,
years old. markN Win black, white and
red spots waHriAE CELLAR showing the
name -, G. Horton. Last seen running
in Il y of chase soma miles north of Benton.
tio-ttI VI. G. IvEY. Bentqn. Lii.
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Wanted-One more good subscriber.
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Wanted-One more good subscriber
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Rev q. q. Woodbridge. of Plain
Dealing. filled his regular first Sunday
appointment ut the Benton Ireshyte-
rian Church. Both morning and even
iny services were held. Two new menl-
EerS were taken into the church.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-03-06

Mr.. ii. ID. Bounds. of Rocky Mount.
came 10 Benton on the Southhound
motor this afternoon to see Mr. Joan
n, Smith on legal matter. He re-
turned north on the passenger train.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-03-06

MesSrS. w. A. FurtSon and j. Nj.
Henderson returned this afternoon
from Il trip to Shreveport.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Wallace. of Tex
arkana, Ark. spent the weekend at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Wal
lace. who reside near VAUDEVILLE.
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Mrs. Margaret Caldwell. of Plain
Dealing. is spending this week in Ben
ton as Il guest Of her daughter. Mrs.
j. T.. .Adger. ST.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-31

at left tackle. Officials have not beer named.
 Coach Bassett sent his first and second teams to the showers after a short workout yesterday afternoon. A short signal practice was held, after which there was practice in re- ceiving the kickoff and breaking up forward passes. After the practice, Coach Bassett assembled the squad and briefly announced his expecta- tions for today. An unusual interest in the game is being manifested by the students. A rally was held at the school yesterday morning, and last night about ' o'clock, nearly a hundred students formed for snake dance along Main street.
 These demonstrations are but fore runners of the spirit which is ex- pected during the remainder of the season.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-31
DRILLING FOR OIL
 AND GAS WILL START
 SOON NEAR REDF|ELD
Arkansas Oil and Refining Company Begins Opera
 tiOnS.

Drilling on oil and gas leases near Redfield will be started in the near future. The Arkansas Oil and Re- lining company has already ordered rig irons and the cutting of timber for a derrick to drill on one of it's leases iii North Jefferson, according to Greer Farson of Farson, Halcomb and company. investment brokers, who made the announcement last night upon receipt of a letter from 1T. L. Cox, vice president of the Ar kansas company. MT. Cox stated that announcement of the definite date on which drilling is to be start ed will be made by November l. The Arkansas Oil and Gas company whose president is George B. Sands owns leases on about 1000 acres in the vicinity of Redfield, as well as acreage in Franklin, Van Buren and other counties of Arkansas. A re- port from Geologist Tatum, who To- cated fields in Texas and Oklahoma 1 is very encouraging. He holds that underlying the Redfield section is the same stratum of oil which is pro ducing such big gushers in the i Homer (Louisiana) field.
 This bears out the conclusions o1 geologist, who, several years ago sketched map showing the flow o1 the oil stream. This map, made ori ginally for the New Orleans Times Picayune. was reprinted in The Ora phic. It showed that the oil strats underly a great territory, and that the same supply the fields of Penn sylvania, Kansas, Louisiana ant Southeast Texas. This geologist re ported his belief that the strata ex
 tended southeast from Kansas an( Oklahoma as far east as North Cen
 tral Jefferson. then extend south west on line thru Cleveland, Qua chita and Columbia counties, on thrl
 Caddo parish, and thence south to thu gulf. splitting into two streams, iron which developed the Beaumont, Sou
 Lake and other fields in Texas, ant the Vinton and Jennings fields 1T
 Louisiana. At the time of the pub Ilication of this geoloeical map. thu
 Homer and some other Louisian; fields were unknown.
 The finding of oil at those points as indicated by the eeologists, is tn
 cause of the confidence that th
 strata extend thru North Jeffersol
 and that producing wells will be drill
 ed near Redfield.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-10-31
Bernhardt to Speak
 at Boys Bean Supper

Jack Bernhardt, assistant to Presi- dent J. E. Boyce, of the Cotton Belt bank, and president of the Pine Bluff
 Ad. club, will speak at the boys bean supper to be held at the Y. M. c. A. tonight. MT. Bernhardt will take as his subject, Our Boys-Our Future Citizens" The high school orchestra, directed by J. H. Hoff- nagle, will furnish musical pro- gram. Members of the orchestra in- clude Misses Willie Mae Toney, Owen R. Blackwell, Minnie Atkin- son, Alleen Sanders. and Messrs. Hugo Dreyfus and Aaron Bain. The dinner will be served by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Y. M. c. A.