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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-03
NainsOOk, Flannels
and Long Cloth

Many women appreciate a
piece of fine lingerie cloth, and
for the tiny baby the Cream
Flannes are lovely.
Original Twelve-yard Pieces of
Fine NainsOok-S4.75.
Twelve-yard Pieces of Fine
NainsOok, nicely bOxed-$5.75.
TweIve-yard Pieces Fine-spun
Long Cloth-$3.50 and $4.25.
Silk-embrOidered Edge-S2.5O a
yard. strawbridge & clothler-
Aisle 1S. Centr,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-03

l And now are here in
full and plenty!
q New colors and color
tones!
G New double-facefab-
rics!
VI New models giving
the latest lines and
srnartest style interpre-
tations!
" What do you think
of a deep old rose col
ored cloth, with a GRIM
son back, cut in a tight
fitting double-breasted
Town Ulster?
" It's a ten-strike for a
Young Fellow!
u The waist lines are
high; it has a thick all
around belt, a deep col
lar and deep lapels.
a Just one of many
novelties.
g Of wider appeal are
these big, f1eecy listers
in gray, in brown, in
olive green, in russet, in
darkest Oxford, in her
ringbone weaves.
Belted in the back or
unbelted.
g Conservative Ches-
terield model Over
coats in plentiful num-
bers.
g Leather and cloth re-
versible coats.
q Sheeplined Jackets
and long coats.
az
hol
cold
bras,-
Price.9Fur collar and fur
u.efof 9Gps \. Overcoats.
if they \
decorated 0
to $3.50.
FIRELESSE
something thaoS
can well app
make, in single-con,
at $500 and $l6S -
compartments, $500 n
with three compartmf
strawbridge 4 ClotlA ~~~
NTuTED MAt M,G
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-03
For a Gift at $500
a Smart Umbrella

OF piece-dyed Union Taffeta
(silk and cotton, fitted with
smart-looking handles of carved
wood, or with bakelite top-of
course, a wrist cord. A woman
likes to carry just such cookbook
ing Umbrellas and-these are
an unusually good value-$5.00.
Strawbridge Clothler-
Aisle Z, Market Street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-03

Employment figures in the shipyards
Of the United States. bank officials
declare, show that $4,000 men are
employed in the Delaware river district
out of total of 100000 men for the
country as n whole.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-03

Goes merrily on, Nrs AWAll
wise men choosing from< ,s1SRX$
sons newest and smartest' sd
Hats-and paying less than halt
the price the Hats were made to
sell for. Still good assortments
on hand - but they're going
quickly. strawbridge B CIothler-
Second Floor, Market Street. East
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23
LOS DEPURATIVOS

Hay infnidad de personals que
tienen que tomar medicinas para
puri6car la Sangre. Este trata.
miento Suele debilitar grandemen-
te y en- tales casos es muy necesa-
rio tomar despues por una tempo
rada de un buen reconstituyente.
l'ara este uso recomiendaSe alta
mente la EMULSION DE SCOTT,
de puro aceite de hfgado de ba-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23

llacc POGO, Il su regrcso &c Le-
v;mte, Ricardo cl duque dc Port
land, ell joyen lerd va ctlebre Ell
toda Inglaterra por sus ;:estas
nocturnas, sus triunfos en- las ca
rreras; 81 ciencia de boxeadOrs
sus caccrias del lobO; sus casti-
Hos; su fabul0sa fortuna; sus
yiajes ayentu,'eros V sus aniorcs...
desapareci0 bruscamente.
/ Una sola vcz, una tarde, sc lla-
bla yistO su secular carroza dora
da. gtravesar a cortinas bajas, a
todo galope, rOdeada de caballe-
ros con antorchas. el Hyde Park.
Despues-reclusi0n tan ircspe-
rada como eXtrana-el duquc sc
habia rctirado a su residencia dc
familia ;se habia hecho un solitario
residente de aquella impJnente
mansion, constluida en- la a,ttigtie
dad, entire sombrios jardines Y
cspesos bosques, sobrc cl cabo de
Portland.
Toda la vccindad Sc reducia
ALI, a I'LL resplandor rojo, sicmpre
lucientc, al traves de la bruma ;
i los pcsados buques de yapor ba-
Ilanccandose Y confundiendo sus
columlas de humo Ell el horizon
tie.
Una cspecic dc sendero, en-
pendiente hacia> la mar, sinuosO.
ilabrado entire dos masas de roca,
iy bordeado en- toda su lOngitud
Ipor pinos silvestres, abre, abajo,
sus rcjas doradas sobre la arena
inisma de la playa inudada er la
pleamar.
! Baio cl reinado de Enrique VI
sc multiplication las leyendas so
bre este eastillo-fOrtaleza, cuvO
, interior a 10 que sc veia pan los
cristales, rcsplandecia de lique-
zas fcudales.
Sobre la plataforma que conser
va las siete torres. velan atn. en-
tire cada abertura, agui un GrupO
dc arqueros, ALA un caballcro de
picdra, csculpidos Ell tienprs dc
las crllzadas, Ell actitud de com
bate.
Por la nOchG estas estatUas-
cuyas tiguras, va dcsbaratadas
IpOr las liuvias Y la nicve lie CEN
tenarcs de inviernos, son expresio
nes mil veccs combinadas por los
retoques del relampago-ofrecen
Jun aspectO vago, que Sc ;.resta
a la superstition. Y-cuando. le-
vantadas ell masa pOr la tcnpes-
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calao con hipofosfitos, que siendo
alimento concentrate, d la vez
que medicina, es de podcrosa ayu-
da para fortalecer al ORGANISING.
Ademas el aceite de higado de ba-
calao de Noruega, que es el COM
ponente principal de la EMUL-
SION DE SCOTT, tiene de por 81
propiedades depurativas que con-
tribuyen al reSultado que Sc re-
quiere. Adyt. 8.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23

tad, las olas sc estrellan Ell In
obscuridad contra las r0cas de
Portland. la imagination del via
jerp perdido, que CORE hacia H.
gar seguro-ayudado sobre todo
por los rayos de la luna sohre es-
Etas sGmbras granificas- lncde
forjarsc. frente ese castillo, I'M
! sempitcrno asalto sGsten;Io por
una guarnici0n de soldados fam
tasnlas contra una legion de es-
piritus malisnos.
SQue aignificaba el aisla'aiento
del insociable senor ingles? csu-
fria alsii;i ataque de esplin: El,
alegre de nacimiento. lihposi-
BILE: GQue mistica Influenza ha-
bia tlaido de Oricnte? Pudiera
ser. En- la Corte sc inquietaban
por su desaparici6n, La Reina
habia acabado por dirigir un men
safe al invisible Lord.
Apoyada dc codos ccrca dc un
candeiabrC, la reina Victoria ha-
bia tenido audiencia hasta muy
tardc. A su lado, en- un taburc-
te de marfil, estaba sentada una
jovcn lcctora, la sc1orita Helena
H..
LEGO proccdente dc Portland,
una misiya respuesta, scllada de
negro.
La doncclla, abriendo cl plicgo
fducal, rccOrri0 con sus azules
iojos, pedazos sonrientes de cielo,
las pocas llneas que coutcnla.
Inmediatamente, sin decir una pa
labra, con los parpados caidts, 10
present0 a Su Majestad. \
La Reina lcy0 asimismO, ell ST.
lencio.
Desde las primeras palabras,
su rfisonomia habitualmente i'm
ipaSiblc, tom0 una expression de
Itristeza; Sc afect0; despues, STEM
pre- muda, acerco ell papel Il la
llama de una bujia... dcjando
Icaer lugeo sobre el payimeEto la
icarta que sc consjln1a.
-Milores-dijo a los parcs que
iestaban presentes-no yolver9is a
rer nuestrO querido dulue de
Portland. No debe sentarse mas
Ien ell Parlamento. Es un privi-
|legio necesario que lie conce;!amos.
Que Sc guarde su secretO. No os
IlnquIetelS por Su persona. Que
Inadie sc atreva janas a dirigirlc
la palabra.
Despu6s Sc volvio al vicio CO.
Irrco del castillo:
-Referid al duque de Portland
10 que habGis visto y'oidoz-y echo
una mirada las ncgras conizas
dc la carta.
Tras estas paIabras mistcriosas
Su Majestad Sc levant6 para reti-
rarSe sus aposentos. AL yer a
i'll lectOra que permanecia iEm0,
VII V como alctargada, con l.
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aromas de las flores eX0ticas, las
carcaiadas, los besos. cl chOcar
de las copas. las canciOnes ener-
Yantes. la mlisica.
| pero 81 aquella hora ale1lno de
los conyidados Sc lubicse ),Nanta
do de Ia mesa. V para resplrar Ia
blisa marina, Sc huhieSe aventura
do afucra, en- la obscuri;lad. s0brc
los arrecifes. entire las rafagaS de
Iyiento dcsolador. puede que hubie
ia visto un espectaculo capaz de
turbar su buen humor, por 10 me
nos para todo ell re$to de Ia no
che.
Con frecuencia, eli efccto. pol
esta misma hora. en- las rey!icltaS
del camino, que bajaba hucia eI
iUceanO, un caballero envueito en-
una capa, cubiertO cl rostrG pOr
run antifaz negro al que Sc adap-
taba una capucha circular que
ocultaba toda la cabcza, Sc enca-
Iminaba con un cigarrO encendid0
ell la cnguantada mano, hlcia la
playa. Como por una fantasma-
goria de pasadOs tiempOS. dos
Iscryidores de blancos cabell0s pre-
Icedjan; otros dos le segulan a al
gunOs pasOs, sOSteniendO en- alto
gl1ndes hachoncs humeanteS.
Delantc de ellos iba TN mEcha-
chO tambiGn con una librra de
luto, pale que Il cada instantc So
naba una campanilla para ayisar
Il los q. sc encontraban ell cl ca
mino. lIl aspecto de este pcgue-
Ito cortejo hacia la impression que
ell de un c0ndenado.
Delante de este hombre sc abria
la reja de la orilla; la escolta 10
dejaba solo, y Gl Sc adelantaba
hasta las olas. ALI, como abs
traidO en- un pensamiento ,iesespe
Irante, y penetrandose de la Gesola
ci0n del espaciO, permanecla ta-
citlrno, semeiante los espectrOs
de picdra de la plataforma, bal
el vientO, la lluvia y los rellmpa-
gos, ante los mugidos del mar.
Una hOra despues, ell fatldito per
sonaje, siempre acompahado de
las luccs v precedido del toque de
la campanilla, tomaba de Euevo
el senderO hacia el castillo.
A veces Sc detenia a descansar
contra las asperas rocas.
La maIana que habia precedido
Il csta fiesta Otolal, la joven Ice
tora de la Reina, siempre de gran
luto desuc aquel mcnsajc, oraba
Ell la capilla real, cuando recibi0
TN billete escrito por unO de los
secretarios del Duque.
Solo contenia dos palabraS que
icy0 temblandO - "ESta nOche".
Por este fuG que, hacia las do
ce, una de las embarcacioneS rca-
les habia arribadO Portland.
Una fOrma femenina juvenil, en-
cubierta, habla deScendidO sOla.
La vision, despuGs de haberse
orientado sObre la playa, Sc diri-
gi0 precipitadamente hacia las
a'ntorchas guiada por el sOni1o de
Ia campanilla, que cOnducia cl
vicnto.
SObrc la arena, recOStadC en-
una piedra, Y agitado, de ven en
cuando pOr una sacudida mortal,
Eyacla el enmascaradO miSterioso,
tcndido sobre su capa.
=; Oh, desventurado.- @emla
con un sollozo v cscondicntlo Sl
faz entire las manOs, la joven apa-
rici0n, asi que, descubierta la ca
beza, lego junto Il 6l.
i iAdi0s, adi0s .-respondi0.
Sc veian 10 lejoS los ca1tos Y
las risas, venidos de subterraneo
de la feudal residencia, cuya ilu-
I---- -----
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|mihaci6n refleiaba ondulosamente
ell las oias.
=, Quedas fibre .-prosiguio el,
deAndo cacr ia cabeza scbre la
'ie'oa;
Ia blanca recitnyenida clrNando
una peGueha cruz de oro hacia los
ciel0s taeIIonaAos de cStrellJS, ali
te la mirada de que habia U"jado
de hablar.
DeSpues de IN gran Si!cncio,
como ella pelnanecicse asi ante
eI, ccrrados los oj0s inm0lil.
:; IIasta la VISA Helena =
suspir0 el caido,
TranScurrida ana hora de cspe-
IA la seryi0HMbre sc acercG. OBJ
seryando Il Ii joyen de rodiilas so
brc Ia arena Y rdgando por su
amO.
y, ,,.,,.o 10 po,,I,n1 l.,
Imuerto.-dijo ella, y, apoyaGa ell
el nombro de ltno de los yiejos
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Los CuGltOS CTuD|GS del Condo Vi||GIS
dc / 'b|G-A
Traduccion de Ismael Clark
Ell Duque de Portland
Traduccion de Ismael Clark

Imejiila apoyada en- ell blanco bra
70 infantil, sobre la mesa, la Rel
lla, todayla soyprendida, murmu-
70 dulcemente:
-Seguidmc. Helena.
La joven, continue en- su acti.
tud; aeudieron a ella.
Sin. palidez alguna que denun,
clara su cmoci0n-c como podrla
paiitleccr un lirio--, Sc dp,may0
Tn ano despUts de las paI.ihras
pronnnciadas por Su Ma;cstad
durantc una tempcstuosa noche
de Otoiio, los navi0s de trlnsitC
"a alsunas leguas de Portland, vie
ron ia mansion iluminada.
iOh. No era esta la primera iies
ta noCtllrna ofrecida. en- cada es.
taci0n, per cl Lord ''ausente",
y sc hablaba dc que llcyando
su eXccntlicidad sombria 10 fan
t;lsticO, el Duque no Sc prescnta-
ba.
No ST hacian las lecepciones cn
los departamentos del castillo
lord Ricardo que habitaba, soli-
tariamente, la tciraza misma, pa
rccia baberl0s clvidado.
a su rcgreso habla hecho "ecu-
brir dc inmensas Glunas de We
neci;io las murallas V las b0yedas
de los vastos subterrancoS. Sc
habla pavimentado el suc!o con
marm0les V ricos mO8aicOs. Las
marayill0sas salas estaban sepa
radas solo por valiosos tapices
entreabiertos, colgando de los
arquitrabes; iluminadO pOr mag
nificos brazos de ORC aparecla un
juego de mucblcs orientales, con
preciOsos arabescOs ,bordadOs, Ell
medic de plantas trOpicales, flo
recidas; de chorros de aguas de
olor .sobre TasOs de p0rtido Y be
Has estatuas.
ALI, la invitaci0n amistosa
del capellan de Portland, "pese
a la ausencia persistence, sc for
maba una reunion brillante, de
10 mas valioso de la juventlld de
Inglaterra, las mas seductOraS
artistas o las mas bellas despreo-
cupadas de la gentry.
Lord Ricardo estaba represen-
tado por uno de sus amigos de
"otros dias". Sc daba comicnzo
. una nochc Observation-Disclosures
libIr.
Sola Ell cl lugar lie honor dc fes
Tin ia siIla del joven senior queda-
ba yacia; y ell escudo ducal que
coronado cI dosel permanecla
siemprc con gran ycIo negf0.
Los ojos, aniInados puntos por
Ia cmbriagucz o ell placer, busca-
ban aSuntOS mas encantadUreS.
ASl, Il media noche, resOnaban,
bajo TERRA, en Portland, ell las yo
salas, ell medic de los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23
l'SeG 6i,HG'cRid0 a EtslROTe,
CGbGileyo". Shakespeare.
HAMLET.

Escuchadmc: No taitU'5 q mi
-1,dtUbru: yd me rcnRir6 c0nti-
90 cH oStd scpultu,u.
L'ENEQUE HEj-L.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-23

La Joven, continue ell 81 acti.
tud; acudierOn ella.
Sin. palidez alguna que denun,
clara su cmoci0r-c como podrla
paiideccr un lirio--, Sc de.may0
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GRlSIING THE NETTLE.

There is ILL pending in Congress
to lar general immigration for four
years from the date OF the signing of
the peace treaty. 1t is claimed that
this will protect American labor from
unfair competition and also prevent
the entry of the RolSheviki-
Well. ours became Il great nation
while we had liberal immigration laws.
During more than one hundred years
all healthy people who were willing to
work and not known to be criminals
were admitted freely to these shores.
Some very bad people came. and did
us Sc.ne HARM hut great many more
coed people came and helped to make
our country rich and strong. When
the war came upon US we found that
some of the aliens were dangerous. but
we took care of them easy enough. The
Allied nations all had fully as much
trC,llle It's we had. No population is
100 Fer cent lOlal
America will Go wrong to reverse her
immigration policy. AS to the Bolshe-
Wiki. they are the product of illiheral-
ism in government The best way to
kill radicalism is to give the radicals Il
chance TO make Il living.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Phillips Hill News.

Monday. Jan. "a little daughter
arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Cole Il few days ago. This
makes the fourth girl and one boy in
this family.
Mrs. Madge Morrison spent to-day at
the home of Mr.. Joe Bounds.
Miss NaShti Rurks is home on sick
leave from near Farmerville, where she
has been teaching school
Mr. Bud Collie, just home from Il
training camp, has made arrangements
to farm on the lakes again this season.
Mr. Dave Johnson made Il trip to
Plain Dealing to-day. He had crate
of chickens and some pork to sell. 1t
is said that good price is paid for all
farm produce in that place.
Mr. Sam Morrison went to DIR. Hall
to-day TO have finger treated. He got
Il thorn in the joint of the middle
finger on his right hand and has had
to have it opened the second time.
Miss Rerta Burks returned home yes
tertlay from Il Shreveport Sanitarium.
where she was under treatment for
several days. The weather being very
Indictment. she stopped Il few days with
Dr. and Mrs. J. Il. Hall. Of Rocky
Mount. to rest before proceeding home.
Friends trust Miss BurkS will soon be
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TO FIGHT fNFLCENZl.

Congressman J. Il. Watkins has ill.,
troduced hill in the lower house ask
ing for an appropriation of S1W.OOO to
he used by the United States Public
Health Service i'll the investigation of
the cause and best method of combat
tin. Spanish Influenza i'll cooperation
with the state health boards.
Now. il it not Il wonder some one
has not thought of that before! 1t
seems that one may have this Spanish
brand of influenza many times and
there Is. therefore. no end of the plague
in sight. SO far as any one knows. The
cause of the disease must therefore he
found in order that ii preventative may
he discovered and the world given a
rest from it.
For a great many years the cause OF
yellow fever was unknown. and 1t was
never successfully combatted until the
MOSQUITO was found to be the cause OF
it's transmission. Some cause just as
simple and easy to fight will doubtless
I've found in the matter of Influenza.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SuERIEErs SALE

'iiiNAA y h'-hI@i-.
8. =. Hunter rersss u. J. Kolan. 10. 7517.
In Sec0Hd District Court, Bossier Parish,
Louisiana.
BY virtue of il writ of feri facids. issued
In the above entitled suit, and to me d-
rec ted, l have seized. and will proceed to
sell at public auction. to the last and high
est bidder ut the front door Of the Court
House, In the town of Benton. La, on Sat
urday, March 1. 1919 the following de-
scribed property. to-wit:
. The southeast quarter of section %
northeast quarter of section ~ and west
half Of southeast quarter of section ~. all
in township IS, north. range IL. west. Bos-
sier Parish. Louisiana.
Terms Of Sale - For cash, without the
benefit of appraiscmcnt. to pay and satisfy
the sum of $6OS6. with . per cent per an
mum interest on $506.6G thereof from Feb.
ruary %, 1913, subject to Il credit of $50,
January Is. 1915 and like interest on S1260
thereof from December Is, 1916, and like
interest on S11ss thereof from December IS.
1916. and like interest on S1116 thereof
from December Is. 1917, and like interest
on $1044 thereof from December IS. 1918,
and like interest on $972 thereof from De
ccmber |. 1919 together with 10 per cent
on said capital and interest attorney i
fees.
Also, the east half of northwest quarter
Of section 70, township Is. range II, con
tanning so acres, more or less, and situated
in Bossier Parish. Louisiana.
Terms of Sale ~ For cash, without the
benefit of appraisemcnt to pay and satisfy
the sum of $1,000, with s per cent per an
mum interest thereon from January -,
1913. together with 10 per cent on said
capital and interest attorneys fees.
j. L. EDWARDS.
Sheriff Bossier Parish, Louisiana.
Benton, La. Jan. %, 1919. [feb 81
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fully recovered from her illness, caused
by Overwork.
1t was reported yesterday that four
of Mr.. Lee Burks' children We're down
with influenza.
Mr.. Turner Burks was trying to cut
stalks last week, but did not do much.
The ground was too soft.
There are no cases of influenza in
this neighborhood that the writer is
aware of, and it is hoped there will not
be any.
Alvin Northcott motored to Plain
Dealing Saturday. lie said the roads
were very good. except for two or three
holes--but the rain of Saturday night
has put them in bad shape again.
Miss Lucinda Northcott returned to-
day to her school ut Cotton Valley.
She is in the seventh grade, and likes
her school very much. She did not
have to 30 back Il grade, nor has she
had the d" flu
Alvin Northcott. who served more
than four months in the L. $. training
camps. has some experiences to relate.
He says Uucle Sam provides well for
his boys. but they do not always get
what is coming to them. He expects
soon to return to the oil fields
4 letter received last week from the
family of Mr.. Dave Morrison. who are
spending the winter ut Westdale with
their son and brother, Mr. Cy Morrison
say they like their new home very
much. MIR. Morrison may decide to
make that place his permanent home
SO that he may be near his son.
Mrs. Kate Mccall had letter a few
days ago from her son. Private Johr
Mccall. now in France. This was the
first letter received from John since
the signing of the arnistice. and. as HI
was well. it was good news. But III
said that he had no idea when HI
could come home.
Mrs. Maggie Rhodes has returned
from Taylor. Ark. where she has beel
taking care of influenza patients il
the family of Mr.. Dickson. At thai
home Mr. and Mrs. Dickson and fiv.
children were all a-bed with the dis
ease ut one time. and no one to wal,
on them save Mrs. Rhodes, who is II
her sixty-eiyhth year. Two deaths re
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sulted-that of Mr.. Dickson and Mrs.
Dickson's father. Mr.. Himer.

sulted-that of Mr.. Dickson and Mrs.
Dickson's father, Mr.. Himer.
The grounding did not get to see his
shawow in this neighborhood. so he
will no doubt remain out.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave COyle have moved
to the Chesley Burks place, which Mr..
coyle will farm this year.
Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison enter
tanned January 31st with Il rock party.
Those present We're Miss Ruby and
Josh Bounds. Miss Katie and J. ID.
Campbell. Mr.. Alvin and Percy North
colt and Hobson Bass. \ good time
was reported by all. Refreshments
We're served.
Arnold Northcott il Bossier Parish
10y now in Shreveport, will be found
in charge of the electric welding ma
chine ut big plant in that city. He
invites his old friends to come around
and see him. NEWS GATHERER.
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The sun was very near the setting
when he finally sent IL few pale rays
horizontally across Bossier Parish OH
CandemaS Day-otherwise known as
Grounding Day. If the grounding
saw his shadow he must have doubted,
because it couldn't have been much of
IL shadow. Besides. the redhirdS have
been seen about and bluebirds are re-
ported even in the North. We are eX-
pecting an early spring but there is no
bury about changing to spring under
wear for Il few weeks yet.