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The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
New Legion Post Will
Have Meeting Tonight

Stuart Walcott Post, No l. Of tn"
American Legion, recently organ
lied. will hold a meeting at Carroll
Hall tonight at 8 p. m. with Col.
E. Lester Jones. commander of Dis
trict of Columbia Department, and
Lieut. Howard S. Fisk. State adju-
tant, as speakers.
The post is composed OF veterans
now with the Bureau of War Risk
Insurance and United States Public
Health Service.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
HOME HAD NO CHARMS
(... FOR GIRL WAR WORKERS
Rent Hogs Compelled Them to Seek Recrea-
ton Elsewhere, Daniels Secretary
q g. Tells Committee

How yeomen 70. Marinettes and
other war working girls who lived
in WASHINGTON during the war period
were compelled to seek recreation
elsewhere than in their homes was
told to the Senate subcommittee yes
terday afternoon at . hearing on rent
prof1teering. Secretary Daniels sec
retary, Z. E. Britton. testified.
Park benches, cheap shows and
auto rides on the Speedway were some
OF the substitute recreations indulged
In by the girls with their suitors be-
cause they had no parlors In which
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26

to entertain them" he said.
"Parlors," Britton explained. were
being rented at fabulous prices by
rent hogs. while the girls were thrown
in rooms. ten and twenty together.
and were only too ANXIOUS to keep
away from them as long as possible. "
One of the witnesses told the sub
committee of a case where. in a house
on Eleventh street northwest. twenty
five gins were living on one floor
and all using the same bath, paying
rent at a rate of approximately SIS
each.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
Church Plans Picnic
AS Annual Festival

The New McKendree Church will
hold its annual festival at the grove
at T. b: Maryland. next Wednesday
August q.
The feature of the festival will be
an old-fashioned Southern dinner
which will be served TO all who at.
tend.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
Laud Nurses Action at Fire.

Congratulations are pouring in TO-
day upon the six nurses whose hero
ism and devotion to duty saved thir-
ty-eight patients at the Camp Hum
phreys Wa) Hospital on Sunday,
when two wings OF the hospital were
destroyed by fire. The nurses-Misses
Bitter, Franklin, Johnson. Hansen. ST.
bert and George-disregarding person
al danger. hurried the patients from
the threatened wards.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
Three Disorderlies Jailed.

John, Benjamin and William Med
ley, colored, were convicted of as
saulting Leonard Medley, a fourth
member of the family, because hc
protested their noisy entrance into
his home last Sunday. Judge Har-
olson in Police Court yesterday sent
the three to Jail for thirty days
each.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
Auto Smash Injuries Woman.

Mrs. c. p. Sturgis, 531 Second
street northeast. was slightly in
jured when an automobile in which
she was riding. owned and operated
by William A Graves, 1924 NJ street
northeast. collided with the ma
chine of F. E. Langdon. Of Brent
wood, Md. at Secosd and f streets
northeast, last night.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
Mrs. S. A. Talbot Buried.

The funeral services for Mrs. S. A
Talbot. widow of NJ. o. Talbot. were
held yesterday afternoon at 40
O'Clock in her home in the Roanoke
Apartments The services were prt-
vate and the interment will be In
Mount Olivet Cemetery today.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
Nero Held for Grand Jury.

Lawrence Hatton, colored. charged
with shooting Policeman Cox at Four
and-a-half and D streets southwest
several days ago. was held for the
grand jury by Judge HardisOn yes
terday on 5000 bonds. The wounded
policeman was in court and testified
against his assailant.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
Pullman Co. Awarded Contract.

Rail Director Hines has signed a
contract awarding the Pullman Com
pany 81, 1000 as one years rental
for their coaches. it was announced
YESTERDAY.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
British Cripple Red Fleet.

British battleships crippled the Boil
shcvik fleet in the Gulf of Finland
recently. Swedish press reports to the
State Department declared yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
LOCAL TENfPERArTRE.

Midnight 76: . am. 3; am. "a; am
%; 9 am. u; 70 Am. IS; q noon. 76; nm
7g: nm. -: pm. II: nm. -: 10 pm
20 Highest. 81 lowest 20
Relative hzlridity-s am. 3; : pm. a.: .
nm. g Rainfall Is pm. to 5 PM. trsne.
H1rs Of sunshine -. Ter ccpt cf pass!b'e
sunshine, 5
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
DErARTUR as.

Accumulated eNcrss of tcrrncrst7re sinoe JSnu-
ary l. 1919. las: deficiency of temperature since
August !, 1919 10: accumulated e16sS d pre-
ripitatioN sncc January l. 1919. -L75; deficiency
Of precipitation since August /, 1919. -042
temperature same date last yc2r-HiEhst, s.:
lowest, 10.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
FORECASTS FOR TODAY AND
wEDNESnAY

District nj Columbia, Maryland and Virgins
Generally fair todxs and WEDNESDAY: not much
change in temperature; moderate to fresh north
wort winds.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
THU Sun AND MOON.

Today-Sun rises go a ID; sun sets 50
p m.
Noon riscs 6zs a m. sets 7:52 p m
Autnmoble ku1ps to be lighted onehaf hour
after sunset
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
OTHER TEMPERATURES.
Lowest
TIDE TARLES

tConTnled By the United States Coast and
Geodctie Survey
Totlay-I0w tide, $50 a m. and 3SB p. m
Iich tide. 9:27 p m and s:E n NJ
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
Bad Sickness
7 Caused by
Aeid-Stomach

Ifpk 1ple only realized the health-destroyiHp
power II an aeid-stOnach-oft the many kinds
nf sickness and misery it causes-of the lives
il literally urecks-they would guard against
it Rs carefully as they do against Q deadly
plague. You know IN an instant the FIRST symp-
toms Of acid-stOn ach-paIns OF indigestion.
distressing. painful blost; sour. gassy stom-
ach: belching; tocd repe ating: heartburn, etc.
whenever your stomach feels this way you
should lose no time IN putting IL TO rights. II
you don't, serious consequences are almost
sure TO follow, such as intestinal fermentation,
Auto-insox xicaeon. I'm npairmeDs OF the entire
nervous system, headache, bliousnese, cir
rnoss Of the liver; sometimes even catarrh of
the stom sch and .Etestina al ulcers and cancer.
II you are not seiing right, see II IL isnt
acid stomach that is the cause OF your III
health. Take EATOSIC, the wonderful mod
ern stomach remedy. EArONIC Tablets
quickly and surely relieve the pain, bloat,
bslchng. and heartoorp that Indicate acid
stomach. Make the stomach strong. clea
and sweet. By keeping the stomach in be althy
condition so that you can get full strength
from your food, your general health steadily
Improves. Results are marveloQsly quick.
Just try EArONIC and you VIII be as enthu-
sisstic as the thousands who have used IL and
who say they never dreamed anything could
bring such narvsloua relief.
So get big 5ocent box Of EATOSIC from
your druggist today. II not satHfacsory re-
turn Il and he VIII refund your money.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
Whisky--Beer-

Cornracte formulas and instructions for making
at home rye uhiaky (any proof desredJ, real
beers, and choice wino. including making and
operating home still Prepared b, men formerly
in brewing and distiGins business Real goods
no substitutes; rDstDfice rules formulas may X
lawfully sent through uisils Seat receipt OF
soc-chsck. money order. cash Stamps Act
quick Bill in Congress to prohibit sac OF
hquor recipes
We offer a friendly waning sSai7st the queer
lnwhnlesonne, smetimes actually poisonous liquids
resulting from recipes prcpared by irresponsible
amateurs who occasionally take flyer in sd-
vertnng liquor recipes High grade liquors can
not be made in stow pan teakettlc at i0c
3 ssnon, as some would lead YOU TO btlieve.
We afe established. financially responsible
concevn have adwrtisoi in Washington and
elsewhere for months and ve honestly beieTe
oJr formulas and Instructions the best and
most yFscticsble for home use.
BALTIMORE FORMULA COMPANY,
1918 MI Royal, BALTIMORE, ND,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04
PRICE AND NEARBY

Thomas y lAmrh Ut Cleveland hnr
been hon"r1iN ditrharrrd from ihu
navy
claude ! Emro. took uu bI. dutir.
with tho noN Carbon bank nai rrrs
day iio b. right ai h"mu with fBr
work
t,cN iHlph e. Iuuos boz moved r.am
~" odd Methodist parsonage Zoo tr"
property recently vacated Do, luJp g..
y. Wood and Iai,h pur.hus.i Dos iI'
,huf,h
rriyHtra Jean Curnun and william
N sherman. both of Price. arrived boo
New York 1iiy hsi FRIDAY FROM over.
traH dutl The former Boz reported b
firk and wounded
t.sm.u Finch Warmer "i Helper tus
M.sH MHY MILLER OF uruEr.i.i. .uT'
married 700 Castle uuir 600 Friday of
last W.,r aud are nuw making fHr.r
home Bt tbr railroad tHvf
m, Mauu tempt, excursion I'o,r.
OrsuEytiIi' tor coo. sanprtr ut' o..
morrow. SATURDAY. the Route HriHE
hruugh sufHiEhf canyon N.WUrr .
SO ufiH see boo tNwU .H T..t.
rtNaia str,, UWetiI. or MHUTi.ul
gut batk Goo ihl. ,uuulr HHt SHH'Hs
from utrrrr,a outs with Hn,le F#W
tir landed Boo NrN York. uu that NH.r.
E-'un O. siuu1l pom uI So ul
Sc il,Urr stuNrII Yf ii"riHU ''r''h
neiFhIufhuud arrived boz Nra Nurh
cts hst Saturday from "Nrfr'H- dHt|
lIr will lr mustered uuf Hf l'ur' l.|"a
s,ll,wy"
iI..u... N,u. .rHrH n fHrN
clerk smith HHrIuH Enr Hrth q" IHW"
Fleming iluusHu Hui MARI l,HH.n7"n
- HELPER. ll,uu liHrUurH Hni NJ
Mltsuu. aud Goo Leonardo l.p.'f'N.
Iut NuuI. Irfrur. ul. "f ''I"lI 'fr'h
Tho impression iHHt tn' Hrr Tests
'hmr, repeated Ihr Ha providing 'nI
exclusively uidfurri wagons after 'h,
lint uf Iluuurh 1890, Is ALTOS ihr.
erroneous After lhr dH'' There rla'
be- nu more uHrruwtrrd Wagons 5000 '''
roads
/ prIr. Geo. and Storage rHu' 5000
pnuurrs SUNDAY drliNrr.rr of i- lf".
duct where nrdrrr are i"r 90 hHnNi' i
,nuuis and given before DO .I"
- thr muruiul Automobile dr'.fr.f
Ia. hsen Installed instead " irhw
Drawn WarHn-
! limf.et. King A s.nuilur arr Goo H.E'
ltt,Ir Price hU offices 100 NI' .",.
gruund nuur uf t1r Tavern hli'h'ht
Tbc room BE- l,uF ud with nrN N'
ana new mrmtHrr uuu nNiHrr '"
stalled throughout
Major g,urrr 80 Mile 500" N.
had charge uf che u,ld w.rk i i"'
san fake rIb l.r1 Gross 90 '...
.p,I,Irs since n-i october I7is"r'
y, At.rt.r Go resume HI- pruII." "'
I'D. Major miller wac formerly post
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04
WHAT CHIROPUACTG AID HAS DONE FOR NE

After suffering agony past yea-s even going
through finally bed for
m past three months hopeless
bad
e IN order to keep me alive and disease claim incuab
call chropracor
or the timely aid Of DR. B. Henderson chropcor Utah
would not
treatment and
time After weeks able and IL
weeks to
l stars unsted and which could do with little
As yet we'll and will be
w per cent well cured the future MY
suffering regardless Of how small aimen
Try everything else you doctor cali
Dr. Henderson chiroprao he
Will at least help he has when all others
Again gladly office in the
Golden Rule Hotel
in need Of doctor will take chropractor
rnc,ib Mrs uNUNt.N ttnL
Ewell Glenl.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

'ud ,uuudcu., Boo him v,r. rendered
i'm Ig enlisted m,u aud ufU,,r. uf
h" camp
IfI.. banks lrr closed t,dt, lud
tomorrow. giving employee three dy.4
.'.' boz lump Nu'i.u- Goo tnis ,fI. o
IRE posted uu iho duHr- uf each m.tI.
i1fiHr
More nu.r,. B.. r.ur doom. 900
Prize h fh. Denver and t,iH grruft
lt 'NIa uw' than Ht uu, Uk, r,riud
Freight .- rnIre from thi. .Ift 800
ever, direction tNat Goo 90, south being
hv1,,
jaime. = Froutfe. hs. been granted
a temporary permit Do, the stat, uiIi.
Ties commission a. operate 700 auto
mobile passenger line from Helper Goo
NeruW Ia the meantime hts urnru.
sit'uu Be- being looked into
Under % law passed hy the last i"Ei,.
iatur" court stcnugtuphcrs get two
hundred dollars month mlBt, aud
expenses transcripts and lik. WORK.
where done hy them. b. extra ,umpvus
ntipn O. " Alder be- Co. putllr Doc tb.
Seventh district
Inland Fuel company holdings Iu
linrdaDrnhhlc Canyon west 81 ii,lprt
were sold Ht shrrifrr sale 90 Price lust
Monday tp satisfy Judgments against
tho concern for labor and WltUri tla
Creditor tuuk th" pruporU boo fur o.
email consideration.
IN" Sun vna in error boz t recent o..
al, when It stated Judge B. o. Wuuds
vHs Goo move nir ufb." from tbr ~.
a
hu.uIuF 10 1900 Judge Wuuds Hud his
ftwIt tHH H,Ur taking apartments
there THr uYF. Boz siiil duIbE'HH.IrrsH
d.. o.. .'. stand 10 wore
Mr.iur.fI.a uf tho Mormon .Nu,n
VIII" Intended sailing tur uavHU New
Zealand .ui Australia uu IHh 9tb.
have I,ru advised that H HhuuTr Iu
sailing uHir. viii delay th.lT d,ptrs
tur, Present udtl.rs are that the
rhip Niagara uu which they Hrr 90
aiI NIIl uuf leave Vancouver hlfhur
until lui, iluh
sfsNrW MuimI Water rud Cana.
company UHH been incorporated with
ENru u. fIr principal place uf hus.
u,s john o. tluWIr, r president.
Frank Jerome secretary HuU MHf.
HNN' lHN.''' p" NfN.Hl'' N' ..I.....'
90 sixteen thousand dollar With three
classes " stock nud bel. wHuh ut'
ger share
Au Inventory of tnr ESTATE uf iIr
.Ir THuut krufu- shows hr held
considerable r.nI rsirtr here 100 carbon
.u.uut, mi j. mot ., grrrt,d fruw
other LISTING. so undivided hHIf.iu.
.t.r..t u it.uuu. cont COMPANY ntuI
u,rr SUNNI side D. laIurd ut seven
t....t.B IuIiHr. and -tuir ,.Eht, thuHs
...,T .H4r.. of Ir.uE. gYtI COMPANY
"a Ia tbuu..Iri IuIiu Tho whole ora
t.t. l...t ur s.us,teuEs
. JuN iih =. 10" hrl ''' 600 VINE.
,..,,,.,, ..f ..,,,r,t,.r t.,,.. iu
~. n., b., r,iu.t,t,I Alter that
49,. ,t.ir .b.r,.r. sr, autnm4fI. 900,
.g...,.,,..i 81. f,r a.. t,I- .t,t, /. ..r.
.r...t ,I..ut 81, hundred and uut
.,..,.,.,.. .r. .ff,.t,t Thor, rr.
,t,..,, .,.,,y.C,, rYrgr.I r.r.
800. d, 49,. .,.,t. ~ trr I.urtaru
$500, ,,., I.y. Mod tr.I1
,,..r.. .i,... -,,t.b..d ALnHt t,,r.y,
,t. 49,. .r,.i,s .ppIsIi.
IulH. George christensen udi"Nth-
.rI district court 200 lr.." lHsi SATURDAY,
afternoon and v1s this week Hi l''iR
hlW CTS sitting iH case Do NN''
Judge Justin Do can i- ai-luAll Ii'N
Judge NHII wHr 600 have come 2" ''.'.
.H-t NHuIHN Iut 100 ih' lH'i "'iN' "l
.nH- detained ur H NIin'Hr 100 ',-'''
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

g. Thompson. "a Logan contractor
and builder b. again here ibis week
figuring with the Officers 0f the state
Building ana Loan association Tor the
erection this summe ana mll in Pri a.
~ SONS Twelve tp twenty modern
dwellings, which. are a. bee Tor rent or
for sale after completion They are tu
be modern in every respect
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

CON Wagon and Machine sold TWO
t,..t.rI.p boy motor blowing ana
tbr,-nlng outfits last week FOR delivery
q, George Meade and Earll Halls n
Monticello. Just starter Tor lali
,r,rt,r business Anyone Interested
In "A tractor for AN around dependable
farm work should write or call for
nsrtirulsrs OF the Waterloo hoy
Adyt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

The Waterman boys have Just flush
ed putting up Their first crop OF has boz
record time through the use of Dali.
system rakes aGd stackcrs purchased
from the Con. Wagon and Machine
lately.-AdyL
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

insurance see EllertsOn a stayner.-
Adyt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

Sec EIlsrtson a stayner for big bar
.,ins Real estate and rentais.--Advt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04

That good printing, See The sun.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04
SOME CELEBRATION

Gsi, htri and most glorious Fourth
July celebration TINT Eastern Utah
Hr hsId
u Is going 20 be the best In the
as That's saying a good deal
We wH -ay the same thing about
= Hay, Umu, Flour, Etc. When
ne market remember where YOU
% The m"- and best for your money
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-07-04
It's Also DIFF
ferent Now

In Washingtons time a man
,ad 70 20 some 20 find q tailor
often travelling miles. and
Ehsn he got there the styles
rsfe limited-the patterns few.
You have Il on George. You
70, only can call here and leave
Tour measure after m oppor-
unity 20 inspect half a thou.
and styles and fabrics contrib.
TED b. mills from the whole
Fofld but can also be assured
4 garments whose ~ aud style
Hll mark you as different from
he resi-,
And n a saving. hocfuse our
,iad tailored clothes wear long
. and better. and always retain
heir good appearance.
F. l.. BUCKIO
Worth Stn1 St. Jus, OFF Main
Price, Utah.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-15

When an energetic. hard working
man feels unAuly tired, half sick,
blue" and discouraged he thinks he
is settin. lazy. 1t isn't iazineSS, the
trouble is in the stomach aud bowels
they are lisordcred. 10 restore Ell,
crgy, vim and activity the right rem,
ely is Prickly Ash BitterS. 1t is a
mans remedy for regulating the sys'
TEN. Price SIS per bottle City Drug
Co., Special Agents.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-15
TAKES OFF DANDRUFF,
HAIR STOPS FALLING
Save your Hair! Get a small bottle
Of Dandarine right Eow-Also
stops itching scalp.

Thin, brittle, colorlcS and Scraggy
hair is mute evidence Of neglected
scalp; of dandrulf-that awful scurf.
There is nothing so destructive to
the hair as Gandruff. It robs the hail
of its lustre, its strength and its very
life; eventually producing q feverish
ness and itching OF the scalp, which If
not remedied causes the hair roots to
shrink, loosen and die-then the hair
falls out fast. "A little Danderine to,
night-now--any time---will surely
save your hair.
Get small bottle Of Knowlton's
Danderine from ally drug store. You
surely can have beautiful hair and lots
Of it if you will try a little Dan
! derine Save your hair! Try it. Is
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-15
GIRLS! WRITTEN SKIN
WITH LEMON JUICE
Make a beauty lotion for a few cents
remove tan, frecll!es, sallowness

Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
you with three oupces of orchard white
for few cents. Squeeze the juice OF
two fresh lemons into a bottle, Their
nut in the orchard white and shake
well. This makes a quarter pine OF
the very best lemon skin whitener and
complexion beautifier known. Massage
this fragrant, creamy lotion daily into
the face, neck, arms and hands and
just see how freckles, tan, sallowness,
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-15

Mrs. W. T. Travis, and tlireey sons,
have recently moved here from Shreve-
port. They are at present in the home
Of her son, G. c. Travis
Mrs. T. RyTaylor spent Wednesday
i'll Shreveport representing Bienvilll
Parish Chapter. A. r. q, in a "home
service meeting.
Miss Addie Houston had as her
guests en- Sunday. her cousin, Mis-
George Houston, of Athens anf
Clarence Houston, Of Shreveport.
Mrs. w. NJ. West has received
a letter from her husband. Lieut..
West, announcing his arrival at CanlI
Gordon, Ca, from overseas.
Miss Libbie Lee was in town OH Fri
day bringing her mother, who Wen
over to Gibsland to visit her grand.
daughter, Miss Bobbie Kidd.
Corporal Wade, who is stationed at
Camp Mills, N. Y, is spending a 80
day furlough visiting friends in Ar.
Cadia.
Mr.. and Mrs Leo Daniel have vel
coined into their, home. a fine littl
daughter, their second child, who ar
rived on Wednesday Of last week.
Rev. ". II. Jordan's many friends
are delighted to see him looking
well on his return from Mineral Wells
Texas. "
Mr.. Lamar Baker. of Shreveport, ha'
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Williams. Mrs. Baker will also yisi'
her daughter. =.
Mrs. Geo. Shields is at home AGAR
after a visit to Mineral Wells, but
has been quite i'll since her return
which is a matter of much anxiety t.
her friends.
Miss Nettie Tanner received a let
ter from her brother. Bob, that h
had arrived in Philadelphia from
overseas. He will be sent to Cam
Dick, \, j.
Mr.. f. P. Woodman left Saturda,
for New Orleans where he is receiv
| Inc medical treatment. His man
friends are anxious that he return
soon, quite restored to health,
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-15

". {. Boone, attorney. who has jl#t
finished a law course in the State
University at Baton Rouge. was in
town Saturday meeting old acQuailt-
ances, and looking around prior to 10.
eating SEINE place. He stated that he
would no doubt locate In Arcadia as
he liked the town very much. havilG
worked here several years ago We
hope that Mr.. Boone decides to ma :.
this place his home and that he " 4
soon open an office here for the pur.
pose Of practicing his profession.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-15
Stranger 20 the Westsra WorId.

Stranger 20 the Westera WorId.
The Asiatic geological expedition
stnt into the South Chinese mountain.
province of Yunnan to investigate Its
range Of animal life, succeeded in Sc
curing several fine specimens Of tile
3erow, which is stranger to the
western world. The serow Is a noun
tain dweller, somewhat like the
cl,amois, says the New York World.
1t Is wary and fleet and takes 4 dizzy
and seemingly Impossible course
among its native crags.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-15

and Mrs. Moffett spent last Sun
Hin Homer.
IS Irene King has returned to
home in huston.
Jack Power. of Pennsylvania,
Sitting Mr.. and Mrs. Goldman.
brge and Robt. Goodwin, o.
eport, visited their mother on
lay.
!. and Mrs. Bobbie Daniel and baby
guests Of relatives here last
Is. D. NJ. Atkins, Of Ruston,' was
Welcome guest Of her friends here
week.
=. R. D. Sims has returned from
report Sanitarium, where he went
treatment.
Philip Brantley attended the
LIST State Sunday School Conven
*held in Minden recently.
Lewis, of New Orleans, was tn
Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. X. Taylor
Fday and Sunday.
Uses Vada Jones and LESSEE HOlo
returned to Simsboro this week
a visit to Mrs, Goldman.
IS. Ben Ferguson attended TT
meeting Of the o. Il. s., at Mon
ast Thursday.
IS. NJ. L. Goodwin enjoyed q visit
Saturday and Sunday from Mi
Mrs. Bridger Lucky, Of Castor
|sdames Tom Shehee, and Sherard
S, Of DeRidder, with their charm
babies, are guests of their parents
and Mrs. John Smith.
IS. Ira Klein, who has been til
of her sister, Mrs. Jos. Dawi
for some time, returned to Lii
Rock on Wednesday.
Claud Ferguson accompanies
r. d. Sims to Shreveport las
nesday where he went to tn
tarium. Mr.. Sims had the painfu
lent of having his foot injured b,
bil, which came near being yer.
Jus. Mrs. Sims also accompanied
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J. ". Best, from near Simsboro, Va
III Arcadia Monday buying some ~
plies, and attending to other husin "
He reports that oil leasing i'll the Sins
h0ro territory is becoming very br Il,
and that as high as $500 an acre Ia,
been offered in one or two Instance.
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LOST WATCH-21 jewel sor
Bend, open face, gentIemen's size, go'j
watch. Lost somewhere in or nen
Arcadia. Finder will receive 500
reward by returning same to
HENDERSON JORDAN,
1T. Arcadia, La.
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Printed Ceorgette Dresses

We have on hand at all times a
complete stock of high grade Bead
ed and Printed Georgette Dresses
in latest styles at reasonable
prices.
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REGISTERED JERSEYS FOR SALE

l have for sale several high bred
REGISTERED JERSEY mich cows,
which will soon be in milk. Prices
reasonable. J. p. NELSON, Gibslanl,
La. 4-4t-pd,
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Church memorials were held at The
Methodist Mill Creek cemetery anti al
Carolina Baptist cemetery near here
the past week.
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Mr.. Jim Nicholson, of Arcadia, anu
lIr. Davies, Of Shreveport, were j
town on business this week.
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fraternities He was buried with W
q. W. ceremonies. Rev. j: c. Coz
conducted the services at the grave.
Coincidence is extended the bereayeA
family.