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The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
POLES DECORATE
DC. HERO OF AIR
Lieut.. RorisOn of Kosciusko
Squadron Formerly In
structOr Here.

First Lieutenant Harmon C. Rori-
son, mentioned in recent news dis
patches from Lemberg as among the
members of the Kosciusko air
squadron who received the highest
military honors that Poland can
convey, was, until a few days ago,
a lecturer and instructor for the
aviation section OF the U. S. army
stationed in Washington.
Lieut. Rorison was a law student
at the University of Virginia in
1915 and enlisted at the outbreak of
the war. He Joined the 22d Aero
Squadron. serving with the Second
Pursuit Group from January 1918
until April, 1919. His D. S. c. cita-
tion on December 10, 1918, gives evil
dence of extreme courage and hero
ism.
Following his discharge in 1913,
Lieut.. Rorison Joined the Kosctusko
Squadron and was frequently men
TONED in cable dispatches for his
daring. He returned to this country
two months ago for a short series
Of lectures with the aviation Sec
ton of the army.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
IRISH EX-SERVICE
GROUP IS LAUDED
Representative O'Connor Con-
fident Nation Will
Triumph.

Representative James o'Connor.
OF Louisiana, addressing members
of the Washington Branch of the
American Association for the Rec
ognition of the Irish Republic last
night warmly advocated the organi-
zation's plans to establish a sepa
rate branch for ex-service men.
O'Connor was confident that Irish
liberty would be secured. Power
full interests have always threat
ened the attempts in America to
bring about Ireland's liberty" he
said. but that liberty Is only a
short while away"
At the meeting of the Friends
of Irish Freedom in Typographical
Temple, 423 G street northwest, last
night, a resolution was passed call
ing upon Congress to express op-
position to the league of nations
or any alliance with any nation en-
gagged in depressing a people who
seek liberty and the right of self
determination.
Copies OF the resolution will be
sent to the members of the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee. the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs
and Secretary of State Colby.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
Canadian Farmers Expanding.

Some idea Of the financial magni-
tude of the Western Canadian
farmers commercial organizations
the United Grain Growers Linn
ited-may be CLEANED from the fact
that the shareholders have just
authorized the directors to increase
the capital from s1z.00o.000 to Sl5.-
100000, says a recent dispatch from
Calgary, Alberta. The company
owns 21S country elevators, one
great terminal elevator. 233 -four
warehouses, a big lumber mill and
accompanying timber limits, and los
coal sheds. 1t also leases 12s eleva-
tors from the Manitoba govern
ment o..
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
fire DESTROYS
MEMS QUARTERS
Public Service, Hospital At
tendants Also Lose Effects.
One Hurt.

George Teroge, civilian employe OF
the U. S. Public Health Service Hos
pital, $3.50 Wisconsin avenue north
west, was burned about the head,
and attendants of the hospital lost
most of their personal effects in a
$500 blaze which wrecked the
building early yesterday morning.
The fire, caused by a gas radiator,
was discovered shortly before
o'clock and Engine No. responded
to a telephone summons. A later
alarm brought three additional COM
panies.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
DC. Duck on Long Flight.

In october last a hunter at Cam
rose shot a pin-tail duck and no.
ticed around one of its legs an
aluminium band on which was a
number and a request to notify the
Biological Survey at Washington.
d. C. These instructions were care
fully followed and the hunter, L.
Jensen, has been notified that the
bird had been released at the head
of Cayuga Lake in March, 1918,
says a dispatch from Calgary, AL
berta. Camrose is $500 miles north
west of Cayuga Lake.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
More Women
Join Labor
Each Year

There are IS per cent more
women In industry now than
there were before the war, and
their positions, by their proved
efficiency, appear to be perma-
nent, according to statistics COM.
piled By the woman's bureau of
the Department Of Labor. These
figures are being emphasized by
the National Women's Trade
Union League as indicating
women's increased Importance I'm
the labor movement.
Women in the ratio of about I
to every men are now employed
In the Industries formerly en-
ploying, chiefly or exclusively,
men About $4,000 women are
employed by 1,324 big Arms I'm
Mon, steel. and other metal indus
tries.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
Tribute Paid to Wilson
In Secular League Talk

Prof. Henry Oldys paid tribute to
President Wilson in a paper en-
titled Americas Ingratitude." read
before the Washington Secular
League yesterday afternoon.
Supporting Wilson's advocacy OF
the league of nations. Prof. oldys
read from Gov. Coolidge's speech of
welcome upon the Presidents re-
turn from Paris, in which the Vice
President-elect praised Wilson and
his objects. President Eckloff and
Secretary John D. Bradley. OF the
Secular League, supported the treaty
of Versailles and Wilson's part in
its development.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
Announce Hospital Craft Sale.

An exhibition and sale of baskets,
rugs. and toys made by the patients
of st. Elizabeth's Hospital will start
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at
the Trinity Community House, Third
and C streets northwest. The sale
will be continued Wednesday and
Thursday afternoon from 1 until 6
o'clock. Funds derived from the
sale of articles, which include 1000
fancy baskets, will be given to the
patients.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-20
THE IDEAL
CHRISTMAS GIFT

Whether for relative, friend or en-
plOye, our First Mortgage Notes
make practical and long-remembered
Christmas gifts. The holder Of these
Notes receives the interest on the
day II Is due. Unlike cash bonuses
or gifts, which. at least, create an
artificial and temporary condition Of
luxury, our First Mortgage Notes
artificial and temporary condition Of
principal BY the recipient.
For convenience these Notes are
offered in denominations Of 500 and
upwards. Our facilities. acquired
during over hfty-one years OF serv-
ice. are at your disposal.
SWARTZELL, RHEEM &
HENSEY co.
TT Fifteenth Street N. W.
Washington, D. c.
The Nations Home Town.
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We Want to Buy

All the EGGS, Chickens. Turkeys,
Ducks, Geese, Hides, Tailow, Fur,
Wool and Beesxnx we can get. We
:. have been In this business twelve
years. and know where we can get
the best prices. That enables us 70
olfer you top prices. 20 sec % BE-
d fore you sell.
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Tsbercalosls on the Rua.

Louisiana. from the Arkansas border
to the gulf line. is selling tuberculosis
crosses, seals and automobile signs
In the tuberculosis campaign. which.
among other things. will start the
nucleus Of II state hospital.
With cadtlo's splendid contribution
in n hospital way and New Orleans
under Il slogan Of New Orleans Great
est Need raM adraRccd Stage fMlcr-
eaigsis hospital the money to
care for at least three hundred beds,
It Ii suitable to adopt .s our state
slogan. !. Tuberculosis on the Rum.
All the possible ways to stamp out
tuberculosis are included In the fol
| lowing items:
| Here il what the campaign against
tuberculosis dees-;lnd Will Keep doing
till 1t gets :. tuberculosis on tile run
VIII seek to provide enough more
s.anitorinm and hospital heds to nc
commMlate every colisunptive needing
such care.
VIII ciHleavor to establish oPen-air
schools or fresh-air classes and pre-
ventoriums for all children needing
such special care.
Will continue to urge the Importance
of ii thorough physical examination Of
all school children for tuberculosis and
other defects.
VIII aim to educate all communities
lhy literature. exhibits. lectures and
publicity regarding the nature, treat
ment and prevention Of tuberculosis
Will seek. In cooperation with the
school authorities. to train all school
children III correct health habits.
VIII further organize community eff
.. fort to control tuberculosis by securing
adequate legislation and NIL other pro-
vision needed.
VIII seek to follow UP c;lses dis
charged from, ss,nitoria to prevent re
lapses and provide suitable OCCUPATION
{ for arrested cases.
will provide where possible slisINn
e sarics and consulting experts to asSisl
physicians In file discovery Of earl.
: aud suspected cases Of tuberculosis.
viii entle..vof IL persuade employer
OF labor aud working men and woinel
Of the economic value of periodic iilstl
fcai examination as Il mems OF healtl
y conservation.
le Will ain, to provide public heilfl
nurses with Il knowledge OF ttii'erc,
Is losis iii every community to give proi'c
y home care and instruction to NIL Cause
ns-esiing It
t. After reading them. will i '9 l'o'
d. sihle for any adult Ut the state not
enlist himself iis M active worker bot
n, through membership and contribution
.. KATE NJ. G0GD0N.
State Campaign Ifrecto
I. New Orleans Ia. Dec. II. Er1O.
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world change fro1ll OH nionafciiles u
fluid lleinocraeles.
Our abiest thinkers are asking this
question. Are we the pattern which
the freed peoples emulate or are we
absorbing their theories and copying:
thcir methods?
While seventeen wars are still FRET
ting EurOl.. we arr. receiving and assiln-
Hating daily thousands of immigrants
who are fleeing from that nlaelstroilt.
Matthew Wayn,an tells. as none other
can. tae manifestations Of iseisl,evisni.
| Socialism. syntlicllisln. non Partisan
IAasueis,., and their Kindred schemes
as they are operating In the. Middle
Western States. and even In your sec
| ton.
Elmer M. Avery says: thank. ted
that my people heard that nlesssa ;.e.'
i Another authority says: There are
I many laughs. ii few sobs. 4 life 81
thought and Il citizens edneation N
any. IT Mr.. Wayman's lectures, but
hest of all | Ike this nlessslge Of old
i world strifes iii our midst.
i Mr.. Waynnan. nov. with the White \
MYERS Lyceunl Bureau. will appear 81
4 the lecture platform In Plain Deliint
i on the .:..l You will want to hear him
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road should be- although It is called
the road,
Mr.. j. II. Collie and son. Isaac, of
tpak Grove. visited MIR. COLES sister.
Mrs. S. G. Goxby. one day last week.
Mrs. r. Marsh and children, Of Min
den. arr. spending several weeks ut the
home Of Mrs. Marsl's father, Mr.. u. II.
(iOle.
The writer extends best wishes to
the correspondent land wifel ut Oak
Grove. wishing them a long and Happy
weI;lssl life.
1t seems Saturday night Is resnlisr
vale night. and Judging from the
| amount ut shooting and yelling. !. good
| business Is lst.ing done.
/ 4 new monument was set In place In
] the Enlnni Cemetery one dizzy last week.
/ IN memory If Mrs. Martin. daughter 81
Mr.. ana Mrs. H. II. Collie.
Tile panther scare IL on again. zinc
made W. II. Harris trot In last Thurs.
day night. lie said he is thirty+i:slit
Years old and never trotted lefore
hut .alu. 'ei,l mp last Thursday night
4 hunt is planned for Tonight to sex
il the Zig cat can be put out ct thu
section or killed. CRAB APPLE.
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plain Dealing, Rosie I've.

Monday, dec. 13.-The correspond
ent regrets to report that Mrs. Della
johnson has not improved much.
Miss Vera King. one OF the Heifner
teachers. spent Saturday and Sunday
with home folks.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. y. X. Smith We're re-
cent visitors Mt the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jeff Malone.
Little Travis Malone. son of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. jeff Malone. got his arm broken
ut school one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hol,son Lester. Of Ark
ana. were visitors Mt the home of MIR.
aud Mrs. e. G. Barnett yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John tirigss and fam
liz. OF Miller's Fluff. spent few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. n Il. smith the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Burnett and Mr.
Isarnett's sister. Miss Treble Rarnett
spent yesterday ut the home "f MT
and Mrs. Afford Eosgs. Of near l'lai'
Dealing.
Mr.. and, Mrs. w. NJ. Malone, OF Ark
/ ana. slA,nt one night Of last week witt
/ Mr.. Malone's father. who has been i
4 he'd for some time. Hope he will 500
he UP again. -sisow ME.
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Oak Grove.

Monday. bee. l:s.--.All the young poo
pie are getting ready for Santa ei;''ls.
Mrs. Iet t'asoll spent Yesterday with
Mrs. J. S. TILES.
Mr.. Joiln Thomas made Il business
trip to Shreveport Friday.
Everybody come to the Christmas
trp. ut the Emma School House OH
tile .,:sd.
Mr.. Arthur Thomas is moving hack
to this community. Oid friends are
| glad TO have him with us again.
Mr.. Charley Giles. for MANY years
| friend of the reporter, Is expected to
begin housekeeping at an early date.
Omly recently he received handsome.
ei:inlelcsl teapot as "A present.
4 The reporter Is informed that MI.
! Harry Cody Is probably in Galveston.
Texas. now. and is expected home ~
4 Christmas. GOOD EYE
ivsn Items.
i Nlonti,ly. dec. 1:s.-Aiisses Ju;lnit;'
anu i"n I, s''1. - .,,s...-.a s,
School. spent S'''uf''''s :" ','''s.''''''
shopping.
a brother y. =. i'eilhis. u is.to''. W
preach here next summary. Every o'''
Is corsilitfv iilsitee''
Messrs. 4 =. Mhitfinsteh anu =. .
Young spent last illhfs''as anu 'i''''
iii Shreveport OH business.
Mr.. ana MIS-. shariie iA'Ae.'
carthage. Texas, are guests a ~
home Of Mr. i'arker's psreAts'
t MIR. ana Mrs =. Mo.rison -
j leave this week TOT VEST isA,,s' =, ).
: tue -setae1t " NIT NV ''se'' :
: Mr.. e. =. Perkins. Of the Hf'n :
huntington Il Perkins. contemplate
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PLAIN DEALING
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. w. r. Swindle AM. Miss Hazel
.,s,,t 10 shreveport Monday on . shop
Ling tour.
Mrs. I.ulie Long and Miss Rnlph
ss,lnk spent last Thursday In Tcxark-
j mi Ark. shopping: and visiting.
Miss Zu,n., I,lrnetf went to Shrevc-
..,rt last Friday afternoon. remaining.
s.,.r for the Isossier Parish Teachers
/ s..fitnte. held IN Shreveport Saturday.
Mrs. G. i. Allen was sick last
4snrs.lay and Friday and her work
& 81 the high school department OF our
4 sshoel was taken over for the time NY
SSIhs Madse Wyche.
sl.ittle Misses f.loise Sanders and
= / ,.s,ise Nuckolls went to Shreveport
ssxf Friday afternoon tn see Mrs. Ken
u ssstthews. They returned home Sum
Es1ny evening and relNrt Il most delight
S5dl visit.
Mrs. n. j. Evans, who ;sccoml,a-
I'D MIR. Tom Perkins To Ills hollle III
s 7;oI,, -,,ll,s. t:;l.. after his recent visit
s7Ssr,.. Is ill there. and the date VI hel
Ssfurn is uncertain. Columbus Ii Mrs
s 7ys,ns' Old home.
Mrs. T. q. Ward and daughter
) 1xslia May. have returned from Shreve
j. 5rt. where they visited relatives. Mrs
iclcnlsrser accompanied tin.in il0,l,,
II visit with Mrs. Ward and llel
4 Hugliter. Mrs. J. Il. Scripthre.
! MIR. Joe Simmons, II scout Of tn,
puston Oil Company. Of Texas, sIxsli
few days IF hast week here lookni'
3 kcr the oil prospects fur llis company
N his recently visited seven states Il
Sresti.,ltin; different prospects.
-Dr. and Mrs. q. &. Lyon and chi
Y3Irrn went to Ai.N.rin.slWrt last Fri
! z1kay. is.ins called there l.y the sad new
tn The death IF the hroaler-in-law q
& Mrs.. Lyon. Mr.. Harry Stexeils. The
nturnetl home Sunday afternoon.
MIR. ]. Il. Honeycutt left Sundn
i Tor shreveport to enter u sanitariul
aor treatment He was accompanie
Dy lsr. He'll. his daughter. Miss Nett
ioneycutt, Of Shreveport. and Mr.
!: Sanders. Il sister-in-laW. Of Texarkan
Ark. who had lseen here for 4 fe
days iii attendance OH him.
Mrs. W. T.. He'll was hostess to Il
Rock Club last Saturday. The cls
prize. Il box If stationery. was won
Mrs. J. Il. Purcell and the guest la'fs
i.undkcrchiefs. was cut by Miss Mai
q A:ilnser. x plate iuncat0n Of cream'
chicken IMtties. cheese and pepls
rings. stuffed figs. w,tfers aud Russi;
ten was served. Those present We
Mines. Frank collins. j. :. Gray.
taffrey. T. &. t;arritv. ]. I. Roslgel
Il. z. Claami,lin. w. II. Martin. J.
Walker and II. ]. Purcell: Misses lie
Sterhnrne. Mary t:ilnler. Mary Pick
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Tuesday evening alta meeting OF the
Sumgtown Educational SOciety. Miss
Mae SIimhsltt read an article On Ter
sonal neyils.' Seventeen were present.
Charles Ewell went to Iattie Isock
Saturday with a ear Of hogs. Several
OF the neighlNrs helped to make mp
tile car.
Judge Rentz. OF Isull Frog township,
reports that they are 80 dry out there
they hive to pin, their isastage stamps
~, their letters .lrkansGs ThOntds Cut.
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and Mattie Sesltell. Who. ,assistsl lii
the serving.
.Mr. lee \. Bush went to Shrevt.-
port last saturday to attend the teach
sers' institute.
Mrs. J. II. dexter spent Welaes-
day Ut ltst week with her daughter.
Mrs. RrH,ks Van Horn. 1T Shreveport.
Misses Tad and Virginia Frame.
Of I4ewixville. Ark. spent last weekend
here with their aunt. Mrs. ]. u. Heril-
don.
Mrs. G. Z. champliii, Of Little
Rock. Ark. Is n guest of Mr.. Il. $.
holes. and Mrs. Charlie Wimhish. Of
SltrerelMrt. c,ln,e mp last Saturday for
il little visit with them.
The ladies' Of the congregation Of
| the l6al Methodist Church will con-
duct Il cake and pie haN,ar Saturday
! ftlie 18th In front 0f the Plain heal
/ Ing Mercantile tsoillMny's hMilding.
/ AIR. and Mrs. Dixon. who have
] teen milking their home with Mr.. aud
/ Mrs. Luther iso:gs. left Yesterday for
] Houston. Texas Mr.. Dixen was, con-
nectel Will, the. Clarity TIL Company.
Mrs. Harper +. Willis arrived last
Friday from New Orleans. where she
{ ls,s lsen with Mr.. Willis. who Is Il
student ut Tulane She will slend tie
& holidays with her father. MIR. jaime.
Rodgers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence R,lillgel
and children. and Misses Sadie nnf
Edna Winston went to MNorinsSlDr
to lM with their sister. Mrs. il:irr,
stevens, whose husband was killed has
Thursday.
The Clarity well has been aban
slomesl and the crew h pulling the cas-
. ing. 1t Is not yet xilown whether. the,
+ will put down any more. wells In thi
|. section or n0k MIR. and Mrs. t;arrit.
have left for shreveport. where the
1 will le ut home ut the Yonree ilots
Tor the present.
MIR. lIartwell Doty left last wee
: for Nnnler To work In thu. oil field:
s Until recently he has been carrier q
+ one If the rural mail routes ont 9
) Plain Dealing. hut desired to make
change. ais he had been on the roslt
!. for two years. His route will prOMlt,l
|, liz taken by Mr.. GEORGE nena'ss.
al The Presbyterian Sunday Scio'
e will have Il Christmas tree Thursaa;l
i. night before Christmas. Each scllois
i, was given the privilege OF inviting u
i guest for the occasion. There will
short program rendered before Il
! gifts are distributed. They also exl'e
l, to have choral service Christmas eS
! to lie participated In by the differel
j. Sunday schools.
y The Methodist Missionary Sacit'
Il met Monday with Mrs. W. II. Martl
II \ plan discussed and agreed upon
III this meeting Is soon to furnish
re agreeable Surprise to some workers
"a their church. Members of the socie
4. present were Me4sslan,es Cally. Rlotl'
r. NJ. 4. Wright. Clifford Wright. IN
M Wright. Fnlmk Collins and ]. II. jam
1T and Miss Marx Gillner. h.
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Estrayed or Stolen

4 black Or brown horse MILE COLT.
about ~ years old. about ii hands
high: no marks or blemishes rcmem-
berefl. been gone for five or six weeks.
Pint him up or notify me where ne =.
and receive reward. Address = ram
Dealing, LA. lI3-tfl J. =. DoDsoN.
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ssme Here.

:. In sonle parts Of Africa q man
doesn't know his wife until utter he
has married her. said Mrs. t;nbh. rs
she looked M from the newspaper She
was reading.
Huh replied t;abb. :. why mem
ton Africa speciality" - Cincinnati
EHaMircr.
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CORRESPOND
Pleasant Hin.

Mnlniay. lIec. Is; Tile weather seems
very unsettled at present :.
Tie hacking and hauling are the
general occupations nowadays.
Howard. the little son VI Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. 4. t:ie:lsol,. is having chills.
Mr., Clark IleAioss has hcen in with
pneumonia. hut IL settin:. along nicely
>lluw.
Miss Matte DeAIoss was II pleasant
guest of Mrs. Emlnette neAioss yeSter-l
day afternoon.
Mrs. Ennrttc DcAloss visited Mes
DANES Il. +. and /. \. Gleason Satnr-
day afternoon.
The roads are very lad. Guess the
:. tin I.ixzies will have to 80 In the
| lock-,il,s Il while HOW.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Gleason We're
| pleasant guests sunday of their .lan.i-
ter. Mrs. Luther Turks. Of Ivan.
| Mrs. Fannie Finton returned to her
/ home mt i:ossier City saturday. after
spending a week with her niece. Mrs.
/ lseulah Dennis.
Mr. Madison Mckenzie writes from
the T.. 81 Naval Training Station ut
san Francisc0. Calf. that he likes his
surroundings better every day. Int has
not t,.s,n on the water yet lie. Will 20
alM:,rxl ship January 9TH for the cruise
around the world. lie added In his
! letter: !. Tell everybody hello for me-
Nlessrs. Il. 4. Gleason, and Emmett,
IeAioss. to nll appearances. started ou
lighting HlM,n last Saturday nnrliin.
Anyway. both of them had some plough
ing -.ettin. ready for anothc
year. Well. that Is one way to chats
i gioom. alt.
plain Dealing. Route Three.
Monday. bed 13.-Mr. John Elgiisl
Is able to be UP and out again.
ri Mrs. Exile Arnold was shopping i
| Ilain Dealing tO-lay.
Mr.. John Grisss and Mr.. Jack Whit
made business trip to Shiloh las
week.
i MIR. Seth Arnold. of HOsstOn. wa
j nhngiiny with friends and rtnltives {
r this section to-day.
e Mrs. ]. w. Griggs and jamie spent
Z few ENJOYABLE minutes with Mrs. Ere
9 Houston last Friday afternoon.
: Mr.. Joe stiles and Mr.. Charlie Dale
!. we're among those who attended Il
: singing ut Timothy the first Sunday.
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Oak nm.

Monday. Ipec. 1..--Mrs. Il. =. Wise
visited Mrs. Joe Sewird last Thursday.
Airs. i. Seward visited home folks
one day last week.
Mrs. Maule Smith spent last Thurs 4
day with Mrs. Mary Shipr.
Mr.. Joe Seward Nude a business
trip to i'ilill Dealing Friday.
Mrs. Mary Seward spent Friday night
aud saturday with her daughter. Mrs.
l.. Seward.
Mrs. Newton and Mrs. Rerta Lee
spent yesterday afternoon WITH Mrs.
Bessie Newton.
| The friends Of Mr.. Jessie Jason are
sorry to hear Of his illness and hope
him II speedy retsUery.
,rhe many friends Of Mr.. w. &. Shipp
are glad tD know he Is much iiilproveti,
after an attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Luther Hendricks, of the .Ala-
i ID, mn, settlement. spent 4 few days OF
4 last week with her father and mother.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Bul, H,lniter.
Mr.. j. %. lngs.on was visitor yes
i terslay III the home of Mr.. aud MES
II. Randolph. fktIA. Y
Emaa Dots.
Monday. dec. Is. News Is rithel
!. scarce ut this writing.
Miss M. n. Williams visited Mt l'iail
a.slins lnirt Of the past Week.
! Mr.. II. II. Ioile nmtle business tril
:. rs Mr.. +. =. t'0zl,ys one day hast Week
Everybody knows We are having
lot Of rain. and plenty If mud Their
IS one Eusll1ale ca. ssl.sre the publ
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They have found q cure for weed
alcohol poisoning. Int we doubt II even
that will be able to make the stun u
r,e,,1lar brverayss 'iIieiaaaa EHgaii'er.
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4 Rock Party.

Miss bella Anderson spent the week
end at home. She entertained q num-
her OF young people at rock Saturday
night. Those present We're Miss Hazel
MAYS. Misses Rruie and Reatrice Roag-
ers. Messrs. Clyde and Edgir Albums.
Mr.. Leonard Dodson, MIR. Thurman
stroud tof Dixie}, MIR. Atwood STROUD
and Mr.. Euris CassOn. Miss DELHI re-
turned to Plain Dealing Sunday even
| I'M. accompanied by Misses Bruie and
Beatrice Rodgers. Mr.. Thurman STROUD
and Mr.. Edgar Albums.
Mot. La. lec. II, 1920.