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The Monticellonian., 1919-03-28
No Rolsheulki

No Solshevlki.
 They had been married tbrae months and were having their fret quarrel-which shows that they were q remarkable couple.
 Evidently" she said iclly "you re. gret that you have married me Tho step IS not irrevocable, however. If you care to be released from vo,,r bonds" 'oui
 Now" he interrupted. lmpatlentlv m no ninety-day recruit. I enlisted for the term of the war She couldn't think of any retort q she maintained scornful s,lano
The Monticellonian., 1919-03-28
Put Character Into Your Work.

Those who reach the highest and best in any sphere of life must seek it. Whatever the work they have to perform, they must put earnestness and energy into it. Character eounts, and the individual who achieves the highest must put personality in his ef. forts.
 When asked to mention one thing above all others that had contributed to his success. leading merchant said
 Whether working for myself or for others, always took an interest in my work, and tried to put part of myself into tt.'-Girts Companion.
The Monticellonian., 1919-03-28

The Twenty The Seventy-seventh. q division. The
 
 Eghtynnh Thythfd 76 Fourth Eightieh Eghysecond S4 Nneyseeond 2l; EgRty-frs. Eshy-eighth.
The Monticellonian., 1919-03-28

What Every Boy Should Do Every oav l. Drink pint of hot water ana take dozen deep breaths before bFeakfaSt
 :. Say good morning" to at laos one-half dozen people.
 3, Smile.
 1. Walk at least two miles.
 3. Whistle at least a dozen tunes
 c. Do some helpful thing around home that you have not been told to do.
 :. Be prompt.
 s. Be as kind and helpfuI to vo,- own mother and sisters as to oth4t boys mothers and sisters.-The Chron- icle.
The Monticellonian., 1919-03-28

Don't start anything you can't lsh. and don't quit anything you cd leave alone.
The Monticellonian., 1919-03-28
Port of Missing Men, Finds "lost'' Soldiers

TT generals the of all of the
The Monticellonian., 1919-03-28

all classes of persons who lost track of their boys since they went to France, and are eager for any scrap of information. Some of them inclose photographs of soldiers, and some contain seiled envelopes that have carried letters to France and brought them hack again. because the men to whom they were addressed could not be found. In the surgeon generals office the letters are stripped of their main faets-the name of the missing man. his company and regiment and
The Monticellonian., 1919-03-28
Soldiers Keep Their Uniforms for Ceremonial Use

r oWARD protests against the return of
 by memorial from of Mona
The Monticellonian., 1919-03-28
Sometimes Laugh Is Heard Even in Conqress

FRATE in the house of representatives resome and In of the night of the o the
 Hedn of Aahama broke a.t
The Monticellonian., 1919-03-28
Boy Scouts Sell Millions of War Savings Stamps

 D Boy sold $i26 worth of l9ls The enrolled secured 2l5o5 e
The Monticellonian., 1919-03-28

Money talks. but to most of U speaks either in whisper or the dd and dumb language.
The Monticellonian., 1919-03-28
f,} WZASH HDNGTONf4} 4}| 1ea SIDELIGHTS ,sa1
Marines Lead U. s. Army With 664 D. s. 6. Awards

AsNGT9N-Gcn Peon C March gives these facts regarding dis
 " Ghsushed service distinguished service
 crosse. !. g.l.nry ,n a.I.n . .I ..n !...
The Monticellonian., 1919-03-28

A few cents buys a tiny bottle , the magic Freezone at any drug stors Apply a few drops of Freezone upon tender, aching corn or callus. In. stantly that troublesome corn or calm, stops hurting, then shortly you lift h out, root and all, without any pain soreness or irritation. These little bOt ties of Freezone contain just enough ,, rid the feet of every hard corn. soh corn, corn between the toes and tn. calluses on bottom of feet. So easv So simple. Why wait? No humbuaI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-04
S. p. F~ranciszek w.
Koraleski.

W rezydeDcyi swej pnr. 1884 E
Vergreen ave, zmsri onegdaj szero-
ko znany PolOnii chicagoskiej adwo-
kat, $ p. Franciszek w. KOraleski.
UrOdzii on sic dnia 7go stycEnia,
roku 1S74go, W mieScie Poughkeep-
sic, n. Y. Maiac lat try znslazl sic
Z swymi rodzicami W Chicago. Pc
ukohczeniu szkoly elementarnej u
czeszczal do West Division High
School, poczem wstapil do Chicago
College OF Law. Wnet Zaiai sic gor-
liwie polityka, W kt6rej wybitna graf
role. W roku 1908 Eostal wybrany
aldermapem 16-tej wardy, kt6ry to
urzad piaStoWa do roku 1911. Ma
stepnych lat pieG byi urzednikiem
podatkowym. Ostatnio zostal obrany
prezydentem firmly: Wholesale
Film CO., z kwstera pnr. II South
Wabash ave. Sprawami obchodza-
cymi polskie Wychod5two Interest,"
wal sic szczerze i do wielu nalezai
organiIscyt, gdzie ciesZyi sic wielKa
popularnoScia PoSlTbT1 on Irene Ka-
laci6ska, z kt6ra miai dwoje dzieci.
Franciszka i Marye. Cialo 1ostanie
pochoWane " grobie familijnym ma
cmentarZu Sw. Wojciecha. Geese
lego pamieci,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-04
nNOTATKIA


Jak jUz .donosilBmy, W niedalekiej
przysz8oSH dane beda diva prsedsta-
vienna dane przez grOno amAtOrow,
g~rajacych pod ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Red. X.
wachtla, ma rzecz / doch6d bDdowy
nowego koScio4a p. w. Sw. Jacka W pa
rarii pod tem4e ssmem wezwaniem. O.
degrana bedzie Swiptna komedya Mo-
Eera p. t. r.ChOry Z Urojenia" przy u
dzale r~sjlepszych si} naszej sceny anna
torsiej. o s8c1eg6bach przsistawieQta
tego donieSiemv jeszcze W swoim CA
sic. a dis zaznacamy tyko. re pier
wsze przedStswienie ,.Chorego z Uroje
MIA" od0edEe sic W sail p. W. Sw. ia
dwigi W niedzje1e. 1890 pai6ztenika,
ME iak ~pieTTotnie cSSoszOnO 1890 PAL
dziamiks; biIety Z dTvunastego b. m,
beta 6Ohre / wazne ma 1890 b. N. -
Drugie przedStawieuie ,,Ch0regO l.
rojenia7 dane bedze " ~niedziele. 26go
pazdzierptka, W sail Sw. Stanislawa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-04
Ze Skautiugu Polskiej
Rady Narodowej.

Oddziaiy biorace udziaf W wy
stepie do parafii p. W. sw. Walen-
tego w Grant Works, W niedzie-
lie 5go b. m, racza sic stawic do
tejze parafii o godz. 2:30 pc po-
ludniu. Zarazcm zawiadamia sic,
il W przysziy poniedziaiek 6go b.
m. o godz. pol do osmej vice.. W
sail Zjednoczenia odbedzie sic &c
branie naczelnikow poszczegol-
nvcn Oddziaiow. Obecnost wszy
stkich jest konieczna poniewaz So
wazne sprawy do zalatwienla.
A. ]. Piocinski,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-04

Dnia 24go wrzeSnia, 0 godzinie 10
rano, W koSciele g6rnym p. W. sw.
Stanisiawa Kostki, Auoowali p. Jan
GremSerkjewicz y PARMA Marya
HINT. Schema Msze sw. odprawit
rektor Kollegium Sw. Stanislawa X.
X. Wladys}aw ZapaIa W asystencyi
X. Walentego Swientka c, r. i X.
Pieczynskiego c. R. Solo odSpie wala
parma Stanislawa J6zefowicz, ma or
ganach przygrywaf p. Kwasigroch.
Podczas Mszy sw. 6piewaiy dzieci
szkolne. DruSbowali: p. Tomasz
Gremberkiewicz, brat pana mlodego,
q parma Bronislawa Kniat, oraz Te-
odor Szymanski, z parma malaysia
wa Adamczyk. Dana hororowa by
la parma Helena Gremberkiew1cz,
siostra pana m}odego. Cody vessel
ne odbyIy sic W domu rodzicow pa
nj mlodej, pnr. 1882 Julian ul., "
scfseem aronie famFtinym. Parma
Marya Hintz jest c6rka starych pa
rattan Stanisiawowa. pp. Jana | A.
gaty Hint2ow. Pan Jan Grember-
kiewicz jest synem zas'uzcnych pa
rattan Tr6jcowa. Pahstwo mfodzi Ia
miesgkali W Palmer Square, pnf.
1913 Palmer nj. - Model pare -
SZczeSt Boze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-04

sail Kosciuszki, pnr. 1925 S. 40
ave-, Cicero, Ill.
Poniewaz wiec ten mial odbyc
sic 2Sgo wrzeSnia ME odbyi sic,
a ME byi W pismach odw9lany, co
zrobi{o zaMod druhom, ktorzy
przyszyk1wdii sic ma 6w dzieh,
'przeto komitet wiecu przeprasza
w~szystkich druhow i druhny o.
kregu IIgo,i prosi o przybycie ma
nasz wiec w przyszla' niedziele o
godz. $50 pc poludniu. Program
bedzie ::urozma;cony.
Komitet:
Stefan Godlewski,
Antoni Stolarski,
Stefan Dembinski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-04

dwoma tygodniami wyswiecony ma
kapiana, mian0wany rostal asysten-
tenn parani N~iepokalanego Serca
Maryf, ktorej proboszczem jest x.
Raimund Applet W Irving Parku.
x. Antoni Socha, z Bowmanvlle,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-04

W szpitalu I. W. Sw. Lukasza. Nasty.
no kierowa! Walter Nelson, Ill Oak
Grove ave-, ktory 2ostaf przytrzymany
az do inkwestu.
Z S* q
W niedziele, tnia 1890 b. NJ, odbe
die sic W parafif p. ". Sw. Szczepa-
ma, kt6rej proboszczem jest X. Alex
sy Gorski, BieHmowanie, kt6rego
udzieli X. Arcybiskup jerry Mum
delein D. D., o godzinie $3.50 popo-
ludniu. Jutro zaS. bedzie przyiecio
do Bractva R64anca Sw., ma nieszpo-
rach, o godzinie 2ej popo3udniu.
= y d
Jutro, dnia 5go b. m, rozpoczyna
sic Misya Sw., W kcSciele p. W. MAJ
sfodsZego Serca Pana Jezusa, pod
Nercwnictwem 90. Misyonarzy, re
zgromadzenia Sw. Wincentego a
Paulo, z Erie, Pa. Misya potrNa
diva tygodnie. Ma zakohczenie Mi
syi. odbedzie sic doroczne c~zterdzie-
stogodzinne nabozenstwo.
q q
Przyjacioiki PAM Heleny Richter,
lam. pnr. 1854 Piston ave, urzadzi-
iy jej mia niespodziauke " jej nile
szkaniu, W kt6rej udzial wziely ma
stepnjace osoby: PAM Paulina ST.
mon, J6zefina Binkowska, Augusta
Simon. SkupniewnA, Brandt, Tillie
T~randell, Miechoff, parma E. Bartik,
PARMA J. Richter. oraz Marya Rich
ter. Bawjopo sic wySmienicie; pod
las teiie urzadzono 3kiadke, ktora
przyniosia kilka dolar6w, a kt6re z
kolei wystane zostana ma rece zarza-
du Domu Starc6w W Ayondale.
- - q
Jutro, " niedziele, dnia SGD b. m,
odbeda sic ~zareczyny .panny Moniki
Neuman. Fam. pnr. 1857 Bauwans
ul.. z panem FrancisEkiem Pfontko-
wskim, Fam. pnr. 1886 Dickson uL..
by+ym weteranem dyvizyi 33ej VOL
ska amerykahskiego, ktory przesZlo
diva lata spedzi} we Francyi i brat
udzial We wielu ~potyczkach. Stub ich
odbedIie sic W Srode. luia 22go pat
dsfernika b. r, W koSciele p. ". Sw.
Stanistawa Kostki.
q q u
Pafstwu Janowi I Zuzannie
PoiedEihskich, Fam. pnr. 139 - IA
ul., W North Chicago. ILL.,. przybyty
ua SWAT pociechy, W postad tHech
tegich / zdrowych synalk6w. z kto-
rych dztelny ojciec jest niezmiernie
uradowany. TAX matka, jak i chic
pieta Enajduja sic przy dobrem
Edrowiu. Matka I dEieemi opiekuje
sic DIR. J6zef F. Mieczy6ski.
q rozporzsdzenia w&adzy archidy-
ecezyalnej, X. Jan Kendziora przeo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-04
Nasza Gwarancya

LEON STABRowsK1 w Warsza-
wife jost naszym TrustyseTn 1 glow
nym przedstarwiSelem 4 tsko gwa-
n re wypeant wsserkfe za7a-
mia v1ia1 1Sdzfa2 W naszym intere-
ste "a $50, 10000.
RuCHAL J. PERA0wSd. nasz re-
p~reHerStannt 5eet W Polsce Sd7He $50
haScie za5Tfe sfe t~rarsoortem / Wa
szernd podecentarnd z Gdanska do
PokSki.
UNION LIBERTY co. najac war
toAci $50, 900 (siedrnset pieodziesiat
tysieoy) grwarantuje, re Vase
m6vien5a beda EForeczone, Tub pie
nhpdDe Vase beda VAN o6dane.
NASZ ZARZAD
CTrustysf).
EnS, Leon StnbrowrLd, Warsz1wa-
Sed1in J. r. ~Snw1cII, Cleveland, o.
Roman l.. Mo~draaSowsAd, New York.
DR.. ROu.an SadowSIxL Detroit Mich.
Knz8oiers zIcAlihKkS Chicago, III.
wnHtor Wfansz, Jersey Cfty, n. j.
DIT. b. T.. Smy3I0~shh, Bridgeport G.
Jak6b DembI~e. wilkes Barre, Pa
Hon. J.. c. KleoAn, KongreSmam
Mitwauk ee. Wis.
Wnelnw PerROwStd. Fr. NJ. PerhO~vsH
Wat. J. PerhoTvsh, Chicago, Ill.
st. RoezkOvvst1i, Ind. Harbor. End.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-04
SprawS okolich,
Dc Druzyny Okregu IIgo.

Gniazdo Mr.. 40 Z. s. Polls. W
Hawthorne, ILL.,, urzadza wiec So
koli w niedziele, 5go pazdizerni-
ka o godz. $50 pc poiudniu w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-04

przeznaczony zostal ma asystenfa do
parafii Wniebowziecia Najsw. Maryi
Fanny, gdzie p~roboszczem jest X.
Teodor Lsngfort, W West Pullman,
III.
Jutro, " parafii sw. Walentego,
kt6rej proboszczem jest x. Stani--
sfaw Radniecki, " dzielnicy Grant
Works, Cicero, odbedzie sic wspa-
Male powitanie zolnierzy i maryna-
rzy p~rzybyfych z Francyi / oboz0w
amerykanskich. o godzinie 2ej cd
beda sic uroczyste n~ies1pory i kaza-
ME okolicznoSciowe, kt6re wyglosi
X. Rektor W}adyslaw Zapala C. K.
o godzinie Gel ~odbedzie sic wymarez
pc ulicach dzielnicy tamtejszej, a
20 wymarszu bankiet Z doborowym
programem. Komitet dokiada wszel-
kich starah i wysilkow, ably wszyst-'
ko wypadlo jak najlepiej:
!. q =
DR.. B. F: Bona, znany dentysta z
Kazimierzowa, gdzie ~prcwadzil kan
celarye p. nj. 400 w. 22ga tulica,
powr6cif Francyi. 20 rocz--
nej slu5he W armii Stan6w zjedno-
c0onych. DR.. Bona miaf range po-
rucznika W korpusie denty1ycznym
6tej tywizyi, znanej jake Black
hawk Division. Przeszedi On szcze-
sliwie wszystkie bitvy, W ktorych
udziaA miaia jego dywizya, a pc "a
k~onczeniu wojny zWiedzif Gala Fran
eye, Anglie / czeS6 Niemiec. Obecnie
dr.. Bona otworzyl CABINET denty-
styczny " dzielnicy Town Of Lake,
pnr. 1742 W. 47ma ul. DR.. Bona jest
wychowankiem Kollegiam sw. Stani-
sfawa, kt6re ukonczy1 W roku 1911.
Jest on bardzo popularny W koaach
obyIatelskich I t~owarzyskich ma
Kazimierzowie | ma Town Of Lake.
4 90 +
W poniedziafek, o godzinie Eel
popoludniu ma cmentarzu 6w. Vol
ciecha W Niles, ILL.,, przeniesione
zostana zwIoki S. p. J6zefa Ciupih-
skiego / c6rki jego sp. Cecylii.
zwioki przeuiesione beda ma
parcele familijna. Ma ten smutny
obrzadek wybiera sic liczna familia
/ krewni zmaHych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-04

przeznaczony zostal ma asystenta do
parafii Wniebowziecia Najsw. ;Maryi
Fanny, gdzie proboszcZem jest X.
Teodor Lsngfort, W West Pullman,
III.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-04

q rozporzsdzenia w{adzy archtdy-
ecezyalnej, X. Jan Kendziora przeo
The Holly chieftain., 1919-06-12
EMBRYO BANDITS PUNGLE
AND ARE NOW IN JAIL
Attempted to Break Into Postoffce
and Store at Elder-Farmer
Shot in Arm.

An exciting bandit chase, during
verely wounded, came to an end
shortly after noon on Friday, when
the fugitives were surrounded in a
wheat field north of Two Buttes and
gave themselves up to Sheriff Down
ing and officers Hardin and Pike,
who were backed up by 20 members
of the Lamar rifle club with their
trusty Krage in working order. The
men were delivered to Sheriff Long
of Baca county at his request, but
on Sunday they were turned back
to Sheriff Downing and are now
lodged in the county jail awaiting
trial ut the June term of district
court
The embargo bandits are nice ap-
pearing young men about 22 years
Of age They gave the names of Jack
BOles and Joe Swindler when a.
rested, but Sheriff Downing soon
ascertained their identity. The one
claiming to be Boles is j. w. StOn-
brough of BoyerO, in Lincoln coun-
ty, and the other is w. B. Gentry of
Lawton, Okla. Both men saw army
service Scarborough enlisted at
Fort d. A. Russell and was discharg-
ed at Fort Douglass in 1918. Gentry
entered the service at Fort Sill in
1917 and was discharged last month.
Early on Friday morning the two
men attempted to break into the
general store and postoftice at Ed
Ter, settlement about 20 miles
southwest of Springfield. They
were frightened away before gain
ing an entrance and Immediately
started for Springfield in a Ford
which they had been driving. They
were pursued by Fred Bosley, a
young farmer of the neighborhood,
who notified Sheriff Long of the oc-
currence. The sheriff soon started
in pursuit of the fugitives who were
heading toward Lamar Finding
themselves closely pressed, Ston-
brough and Gentry turned east
the Dargie ranch and attempted to
ford Clay Creek, but their car stuck
in the sand. 1t was at this point
that the two men opened fire on
the sheriff and his posse, WOunding
Bosley, who had accompanied Sher-
if Long.
The bandits then made their way
to the Clay Creek bridge and held
up j. Martin Ford and his family,
who were on their way from Lamar
to their stock ranch in Oklahoma.
They took Fords car and started
south again while their pursuers
The Holly chieftain., 1919-06-12
Thieves Strip Car of Tools.

Last Friday afternoon while Ever
EFT Bland, son of S. NJ. Bland, was
out driving in his auto thieves
stripped his car of tools, tubes. etc,
to the amount of about S25. He was
out near NJ. Z. DeWald's farm and
left his ear standing by the roadside
for not to exceed 30 minutes when
some passers by in another car, ex-
changed cushions with him, took
new pump, two tubes, wrenches,
jack and Othe articles. As yet Mr..
Bland has no clue TO the thieves
though for while he thought he
had the parties grounded at Lamar
Sunday. Investigation. however,
proved that they were not guilty.
Phone Is for ice. B. A. Keith.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-06-12

were caring for BOsley. Doctors
Likes and knuckey hurried to the
Dargie ranch in response to tele-
phone call and brought BOsley to
the Lamar hospital after giving him
emergency treatment. His left fore
arm was shattered by Winchester
bullet, and he was also wounded in
the left shoulder His condition is
reported as very satisfactory.
Shelf Downing and officers Har-
din and Pike started in pursuit of
the bandits as soon as they received
news of the shooting. and they were
soon followed by a score of mem
bers from the Lamar rifle club, who
made hasty mobilization. The
stolen ear driven by the bandits
was put out of commission while
crossing ditch near Two Buttes
and the fugitives took refuge in a
wheat field, where they were finally
captured.
The bandits were armed with an
old Winchester rifle and a revolver.
The Ford which they were driving
contained a carton of cigarettes and
an old money sack, but only few
dollars were found in their pockets.
Had not the young men fired on the
officers and stolen FOrd's car it is
likely that they would have escaped
with a light Jail sentence AS it is,
they will probably have to do a
long stretch of time in Canon City.
Lamar Sparks.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-05-09

Miss Ora Gsrvin, 20 acres.
]. L. Mercer & Mrs. w. A. Holland,
1876 acres.
Miss Annie Winslow. l lot.
DISTRICT NO. 8
Mrs. Kenney. 48 acres.
j. H. Schrader Est, So acres.
DISTRICT NO. 10
DR.. B. l.. Branch. 2 shares Bank
Stock.
H. E. Clemmons. 1872 acres.
E. C. Coopwood. 2 shares Bank Stock.
Southern Oil Co., personal property.
Tennessee Oil Co.. personal property
Mrs. Nina d. Martin. personal prop
erty.
j. K. Loyal, 4 shares Bank Stock.
John Kirk, 80 acres.
Joe Hughes, personal property.
E. s. Stitt, lao acres,
DISTRICT NO. II
Mrs. Minnie Davis. 232 acres.
o. W. Shaw, Sc & 1870 acres.
7. X. Troupe. SO acres.
M. M. Troupe. so acres.
DISTRICT NO. IL
Jesse Rosser, Is acres.
DISTRICT NO. 10
d. P. Jenkins, 40 acres.
Shelby OIL Co., seed house.
Susie B. Norris. rs acres.
Southern Oil Co., lot.
Shelby OIL Co.. l lot.
DISTRICT NO. IA
Early Gather, 20 acres.
Richmond Cotton Oil Co., persona
property.
Tennessee Oil Co, personal property
and II said sale is not completed on tn
said first Monday in June the same Wi
continue from day TO day until com
pleted.
5-l6 j. T. JoRDoN
Trustee Of Fayette County
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-05-09
Delinquent Taxpayers Take Notice

On the first Monday in June next, at
the courthouse door In the town of
Somerville, Fayette County. Tennessee,
within legal hours, l will offer for pub
lie sale all the real estate belonging to
delinquent taxpayers for the year 1918.
The following IS a list of such delin-
quents, the district in which the prop
erty ia situated and the number of acres
In each tract, as follOws:-
DISTRICT NO. /
Memphis Telephone Co., personal
DISTRICT No..2
W. L. johnson. 65 acres.
DISTRICT NO. 8
Alkaline Boals, acres.
Stewart Heirs, 1 interest in $50 acres.
Mrs, NJ Sibon, so acres.
DISTRICT NO. a
F. G. Buford. It's acres.
Mrs. S. S. Chapman, $50 acres.
r. C. Maclin, 80 acres.
Dave Reames. 40 acres.
w. E. Thomas, ZIG acres.
Mrs. Flora I. Thorpe, 283 acres.
DISTRICT NO. s
Geo. Boyland, 40 acres.
F. M. Brodnax, 785 acres.
F. G. Buford. $50 acres.
DR.. r. S. Fields, 80 acres.
j. 7. Kearney, 400 acres.
Callie Mitchell, so acres.
Mary Tony. so acres.
Jerry Thompson, 10 acres.
William Taylor, l20 acres.
Mary Williamson, l57 acres.
Mrs. Annie Wright. rs acres.
Martin Williams, so & 60 acres.
DISTRICT NO. 6
w. A. Cothrsn. Is acres.
Frank Tourney, 81 acres.
Richard Gretn. Ga acres:
Eliza Harris Est, 100 acres.
T. E. Morris. Sc & 16 acres.
Roy Stinson. rs acres.
Geo. Woods Est, 4S acres.
Julia White, 20 acres.
DISTRICT NO. z
Louis Jones Est. 227 acres.
l.. r. Seward, $50 acres.
]. A. Shelton. 100 acres.
L. L. Smith 163 acres.
DISTRICT NO. 8
Frank Buford, LOT acres.
Peter Brown Est. 5 acres.
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From Red Land.

Monday. March 17.-What do YOU
know about this for Turning and gar
dening weather. Ell?
Mr.. y. w. Stewart was on bust
hess trip to BosSier City Saturday
Miss Nora NIatlock spent the week
end in Plain Dealing as a guest of
relatives.
Mr.. Cliff Lowe. of the Pleasant Hill
community. spent Saturday night and
yesterday with friends residing near
here.
Mrs. :. H. HoSS and children. of
HoSSton. have been spending few
days with Mrs. HosS' parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Robertson.
Miss Ada Keoun. who is teaching
near Doyline. came in Friday night for
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. h. Keoun. She returned Yesterday
to her school duties.
Quite bevy of charming school
girls from Plain Dealing spent the
weekend in this community with home
folks. All are glad to have the girls
come home for visits.
The w. {. of this place met in reg
ular session Saturday evening. with
only few members present. We
would like to have every member who
possibly can attend each meeting.
Quite Il crowd of farmers met Sat
urday afternoon in behalf of the pres
cnt cotton acreage reduction move
ment. Your correspondent has not
been informed as to who the speakers
We're.
Letters. from corpl. Lester l.. bod
son. who is with the American Expe-
dictionary Forces in France. written
February 10th, state that he doesn't
know when his command will start for
home. but soon. he hopes. owe" do.
too. IRISH ROSE,
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Buy Now to Help the
Army of Unemployed

New Orleans. March IT," Buy only
what you need. hut buy it now"
This Il tile message the Advertising
Club of New Orleans is sending to IA
triotic Louisiana at the request Of the
State Council Of National Defense.
The reason for the buy now move
ment is explained in the following
statement. signed hy the United States
Council Of National Defense members
who are members Of the Cabinet:
The unemployment of returning
soldiers. sailors and marines is the pa
triotic duty of the whole people.
industry cannot absorb these men
and take care of men already employ
cd. unless there is Il demand for indus
trial products.
All commerce rests finally upon the
individual purchases of the people.
When people buy, business is good !:
when people cease buying, industry
Slackens.
The nation is in Il period Of tran
Slt1On from il war to peace basis.
To make this transition quickly. it is
necessary that the people Of the United
states understand the necessity of
buying rhat they need nor.
boarding is dangerous: SO is
waste. Take the middle course Buy
now. hut buy carefully
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Worth Fighting For.

We quote below from Il recent letter
to MIR. Willis II. Dean, of North Bos-
Sier, from his son Mr.. ID. c. Dean. who
i'' still in the service, but has returned
frGm overseas and. ut the time the
letter was written. was stationed at Il
camp in New York
Referring to his accommodations of
the moment he says: Am using a
mess kit for a writing desk and Il can
Ole for light" But it may I've seen
that this does not in the least diScon-
cert him. for elsewhere he says: |
don't believe there is man in the
Army who has had better time out
of it than | have"
Also. it may he learned that he is Il
good patriot. for near the close Of his
short letter he takes occasion to say :
Am not il lit sorry of my trip. for
realize that America is certainly worth
fighting for And we add that it is
fortunate that there were in America
many sterling youths of his temporal
ment.