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IN THE JEFFERSON PROBATE
 COURT-NOTICE.

In the matter of the Estate of Hugh Watson, deceased. Notice is hereby given that I, Sally Watson, guardian of Frank Watson and Louis Watson, minor heirs of Hugh Wat son, deceased, will, on the 27th day of September, 1920, make application to the Jefferson Probate court for an order authorizing me as guardi- an, to sell all interest, right and title of the said Frank Watson and Louis Watson, minors, in and to the N 1-2 of Section "A, and the B 1-2 of the NE IA Section 23, all in Township 3 South, Range 9 west. for the sup port and education of said minors.
 (Signed)-MRS. SALLIE WATSON, Guardian of Frank and Louis Wat
 son. 9-3-10-17
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E. ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis, H., Sept. 8.-Cattle 6,000; steady; top steers 15; bulk 10 a 12; ycarlng steers and hcfersl steady; canncr cows steady at $50; bulls steady, calves 25 cents higher; good and choice vcalers 1875 GN IT; feeder steers steady; bulk 7.50 Mt 900.
 Hogs 5000; ten to twenty cents lower. Top 16.40; bulk light and medium weights l610 d 1G.40; bulk heavies 1925 c. 1875.
 Sheep l500; generally 50 cents higher; top lambs 1900; bulk 11.50 (a 1900; top ewes GEO. bulk $50 G 6.50
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COTTONSEED OIL.

New York, Sept. 8. Covering of December contracts and the firmncss in other commodity markets promoted small gains in cottonsccd oil today but the advance was lost later under hedging sales which made their ap- pcarance for the first time. Closing bids were five points higher to five lower; sales 17,9O0 barrels; tend CTS GOO barrels; prime crude nomi- nal; prime summer yellow spot 1900 M 1850; September closed at 1900; December 1925; January 1330; March 1899.
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tamcly received, finally started a strong buying movement. The de- mand gradually increased and the buying movement received further impetus from the bullish tone of the weekly crop reports which stated that the weather over the belt had been ly losses were recovered and the market sent 5 to SS points over the level of yesterdays cose but in the late trading there were sags and realizing by carly buyers and short covering ceased.
 The cotton market closed steady
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, Sept. 8.Rough rice no sales; receipts 28,775 sacks; mil lers receipts 5,964; clean rice steady; sales Honduras 2,655 pockets 3 to 10; blue rose $500 pockets 1-2 e 5 1-4; Carolina 3,100 pockets 3 1-4 01 9 3-4; bran and polish no sales, re- ceipts 2,501
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INVESTIGATE RATE FUSS

Washington, Sept. 8.-Investigation was ordered today by the Interstate Commerce Commission into the req condolences of the order recently is- sued by the New York public service commission declining permission to railroads in that state to increase intrastate rates in conformity with the recent increase in interstate rates.
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NEW ORLEANS SPOT.

New Orleans, Sept. 8.-Spot cotton steady fifty points higher.
 Sales on the spot 406 bales; to ar rive none
 Low middling 20.75; middling 29.25; good middling 32.50.
 Receipts 1,426.
 Stock 197,935.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WARNING ORDER.
Case No. 8,OO4.

Case No. 8,004.
 Isom Bozeman, plaintiff, Vs. o. c. Bozeman, defendant.-In the Chan cery Court of Jefferson County, Ar kansas.
 The defendant O. c. Bozeman is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of plaintiff Isom Bozeman. Given under my hand and the Seal of Said Court this 1st day of Sep tember, A. D., 1920.
 S. F. VAULX, Clerk. (SEALO 9-2-9-16-23-30
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LIBERTY BOND MARKET.

New York, Sept. 8,-Libcrty bonds closed: 3 1-2s 5000; first 4s 85.50; second As $500; first 1-4s 85.60; second 4 lis S5.O6; third S8.58; fourth 1 Ids S526; Victory 3 3-4s 95.31; Victory 4 3-4s 95.32.
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

NJ
 New York, Sept. 8.-The feature in the local raw sugar market was the sale to a refiner of 1,200 tons of Pc rus in port at 9 1-2 cents eff. equiv- alent to 1078 for Cubas duty paid, compared with 12.o4, which was the previous price paid by refiners some weeks ago.
 Refined sugar was dull, without a change.
 Sugar futures were inactive with prices five points net lower to ten higher, near months showing the most steadiness.
 Get fresh Eastman films from Duke, 211 1-2 Main St. 8-26-6t
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DIES WHERE HE SHOT MAN

Kansas Cityl, Sept. 8-Michael Nc Donald dropped dead of heart disease on a street corner here today within a few feet of the spot where seven years ago, in self-defense he shot and killed Michael Cigich.
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sian Soviet forces, aided by German and Hungarian war prisoners, have recaptured Omsk, where, as in other towns of Western Siberia, the peas ants recently overthrow the Soviets.
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PAGE SEVEN

Receipts 100 bales, all American. Futures closed quiet.
 September 1861; October 1851; January 1869; May 1793; July 17.5o.
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trademark. If it be worthy it immediately leaps into confidence and popularity. If it be unworthy it fails. Buy advertised products. Read the advertisements to choose what you will buy.
 You can be certain that every consistently adver- tised product is good.
 The test of a million searchlights has proved it. The trademark is your warrant of true quality. Read the advertisements Buy advertised products.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, Sept. 8.-Cotton spot more inquiry; prices firm. Good mid ding 24.97.
 Sales 6,OO0, including 5,400 Ameri-
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NEW YORK SPOT.

New York, Sept. s.-Spot cotton quiet; middling 31.75.
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OF MONEY CON- taining two 5-dollar bills and eight 1-dollar bills; lost Saturday between
 311 Olive and American Excelsior laundry. Please return to w. G.. Raley at American Excelsior laun- dry. 9-5-6t
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kS CITY SOLICITOR; ble, steady, ambitious work his way up; per !. Address with ref S77, Pine Bluff, Ark.
 9-3 12t
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LOST-AT MEMORIAL PARK NEAR dance hall, ladies' gold wrist watch;
 Swiss movement; reward to finder. c. L. Burks at B. Gottliebs. 9-8-6t
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LOST-A -?-?- PIN WITH THE initials H. B. N. on an onyx back ground and encircled with pearls;
 initials A. B. E. on back of pin. Please phone 513. Annie B. EzeH.
 Q-4-6t
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terms. Wilson Motor company, 114 West Barraque street, phone s46.
 9-1-tf
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FIVE ROOM HOUSE ON SOUTH side of Second avenue, near Cotton Belt shops; easy terms. A. G. Rus sell. Home Insurance Agency. 8-25-1m
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" MILL MEN AND hply Norton Wheeler Citizens bank buildF
 9-1-tf
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EO DELIVERY BOYS;
 school age; one to other to ride a wheel. arket,, So3 West Eff 18O4. 9-5-6t
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The Olden Knights
 Wore Shields

with certain family devices painted thereon.
 To protect the fair fame of these escutch- eons they fought hard and we'll and dealt squarely and openly.
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LOST

LOST-ONE SORREL HORSE, branded 3xM, on shoulder on trump
 2. Return to Dalby Bros, and re- ceive reward. 9 -O-4t
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LOST-DIAMOND SET BETWEEN
 Orpheo theater and Berbig's drug store on on East Second street car. Finder please return to Mrs. T. F.. Rowland, IA Ohio or phone 266S.
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FIVE ROOM HOUSE, CORNER lot; lights, water and gas; easy terms. West of Main. See A. G. Russell, Home Insurance Agency, phone 480-2496. S-3O-lHl
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ENOGRAPHER AND either lady of gen ! experience, education tenographer," care of
 9-4-Gt
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RIJY-sECOND HAND lust be in good con-
 onable price. Address tphic. 9-o-ot
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STOP paying rent,
 LOOK at this bunch of bargains,
 LISTEN to the voice of opportun- ity!
 Seven one story cottages and one vacant lot in that part of Pine Bluff just north from the railway shops. will sell separately or all together. Here ahey are: On East Barraque, 1913 and 1915, and vacant lot adjoin- ing 1915; on East Pullen, 1907, 1913, 1915, 1877 and 1919.
 Let us tell you about price or terms on any one of these. R. H. M. Mills and Sons, 3rd floor Citizens bank, Pine Bluff, Ark, phone 29. Night phone 682.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-FIVE ROOM HOUSE on corner lot, immediate possession See A. G. Russell, Home 1nsurance
 n,,.ny 117 Main street. 9-9-Gt
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1905 WEST SEVENTH - FOUR room house, gas, etc, full size lot;
 $860.00 cash; balance 2zo'oo per month without interest. flrst-class repairs; best bargain out. McNew Realty company, 200 w. Barraque. Phone 971. S-o-ot
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Knaves without device lived fairly or unfairly as their humor suited. They had no names to protect. Today the knights of in- dustry have devices the advertised trademarks of their products. It is even more necessary for them to preserve a bright and spOtless trademark than it was for an Olden knight to keep his shield clean and fair.
 Advertising focuses a mil lion searchlights on a
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FOR SALE-ONE DWELLINGS; NINE rooms and bath; large lot; south and east front; fine lawn; shade trees and hedge; near car line, and in good neighborhood; real bargain. One dwelling; four rooms and bath; near car line; on easy terms. Three beau- tiful lots; terraced and well located;
 near car line in fine neighborhood. For information and terms see or phone Hollis Real Estate Co.,, Phones and 112. 7-25-tf
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FIRST CLASS ookkeeper to take po- htrv: must be quick, cures-man only. Ap-
 ord Son. 9-5-6t
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Er HtJsTLING SALES Insas territory; plenty 1 Avancement. Ably "A"
 9-8-6t
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M WITH HORSE AND !. |ts to increase his in
 rsonal l,s efforts. Apply ' manager, Graphic.
 lh ' 9-8-6t
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rE OF POPULAR Ean+ stores offers ex- ! +o men 25 to 30 years .alify, sJ you will be glv- i of intensive training
 aosition. General mer-
 bnartment store exper- < Write. State age' Lerience, present occu- con1loeh- ah Fc, W. K., care Graph o' 9-8-6t
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FOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED rooms for couple; water, lights, gas and bath; sink in kitchen; reason able rent. Apply 408 East Sixth 9-26t
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OWN YOUR HOME-LOOK AT these: Five-room modern home, near 18th and Cherry; 4-room, modern, large lot, near 9th avenue car line and First Ward school; 2-story mod ern home, west of Main; 5-room mod ern home, Rutherford Park; two choice lots in Rutheford Park; two choice lots on Laurel street; one lot, one blockk from 18th and Cherry. See A. G. Russell Home Insurance Agen- cy. 123 Main street.
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! SHIPPING CLERK. permanent position.
 ! qualifications and "L. A." sare Graphic. 9-5-6t
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-FARM OF 50 ACRES to small family; good terms. Ad- dress o. K., care Graphic. 9-9-et
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FOR SALE

FARM FOR SALE-4O ACRES, 8 miles. west of Camden road; 8 room
 house, we'll, good barn and other improvements. Will sell with this two horses, one COW, one hog, one wagon, farm implements, one dozen chickens, two stoves and some furn-
 iture; has good crop on now; all goes with land; best proposition out. Price for land $1,550, $1,O50 cash, assume $500 at 6 per cent. Will sell stock and crop for $250. McNew Realty company, 200 West Barraque street, phone 971. 9-9-3t
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM AT 7o4 Main street; modern conven-
 fences: gentlemen preferred. Phone 1cr1 & 9-4-6t
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PUNISHABLE

POSITION BY A assistant s bookkeeper;
 y Of references. Cali ~ 9-8-6t
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FAN TO WEIGH cor
 manager. Apply D. raphic.
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FOR LEASE-NEW BRICK COR- ner store, 219 East Second avenue;
 two blocks from heart of city; mod ern conveniences; size P 1-2 by
 100; good location; now ready for occupancy. c. G. Gillepsie, PIT East Second Ave. 9-9-6t
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IN PER- 24O5 West Second,
 ght watchman, Ft.
 Syrup Co. 9-4-6t
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ALE HELP.

b1rNG MAN WITH
 Ints to make $50 or Seo 4 still be able to go t' 1 ci'' 9-8-6t
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ED TO BUY.

LIGHT HORSE ess' Apply: "T. M, |" E 9-8-6t
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1 "oMAN DESIRES
 sae,h,eeper for widow
 Auofess B. F., care .~,o 9-S-6t
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pD COOK; PERMA- Apply 1412 Linden, or
 9-5-6t
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ELF P

DD COOK; none but
 ed apploy. Call 102 hue at Eighteenth and 9-7-6t
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FO. RSALE-19O5 WEST SEVENTH. Foul room, light, gas, etc; full sized
 lot; $860 cash, balance $25 per month without interest; first class repair; best bargain out. McNew Realty company, 200 West Barraque, phone 971, 9-5-6t
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SCHOOL CHILDREN-GET YOUR books at Connersly's. We have all the intermediate and grade books
 1000 Olive street. 9-7-6t
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FOR SALE-ONE SECOND HAND high priced piano, at bargain
 Phone 228S, 9-8-6t
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YOUNG LADY TO
 press. Apply up- Printing company. 9-5-6t
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|df|EQADVEML}ENENIS

TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS Reference required. Phone 1916.
 9-4-1m
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fG0OD COOK AT apply 1412 Linden.
 9-5-6t
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LADY sTENoGRA- W al''on' Address Mrs. baa, Court street, City,
 ~ 9-9-6t
Arizona republican., 1920-11-10

THE DOG AND POULTRY SHOWS are attracting a great deal of favorable comment, being almost twice as large as in former years, and having some wonderful speci mems to show. This is the last day of the dog show.
 TRACTOR AND FARM NIPPLE MENT EXPOSITION-An exhibi- tion of all new automotive farm ap- pliances, both still and moving, un- der the direction of the Arizona Trac- tor and Implement association.
 THE CATTLE EXHIBIT is an unusually fine one, showing several herds in fine show condition, and some fine individual specimens. To- day will be Hereford day, and cat tlemen from all parts of the state are making special efforts to get that breed of cattle to Phoenix for the day.
 Housewives will be given a great treat in the showings that will be made by the Domestic Science and Art departments, and farmers will be equally pleased with the show ings in the Agricultural and Horti- cultural departments.
 EXHIBITS-Fresh and interest ing in every department, especially the Domestic Science, Cotton, Horti- cultural, Agricultural, Dairy, Flori- cultural and Americanization.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-10
Today's Program At the Fair Grounds

HORSE RACES-Both harness and running races, one of best rae ing programs of week. Beginning shortly after noon.
 AVIATION STUNTS in the aft ernoon. There will be thrilling avia- tion stunts daily, featuring Burt Barr's Flying Circus, the perform CTS of which do the most hair-raising, death-defying stunts without mo- ment's hesitation. There will be the Human Cannonbalp' act in which a man is used for a cartridge and shot into the air from a balloon at a height of 1,500 feet, saving himself by means of parachute. Other aerial feats are performed by skilled aviators and a premier balloonist. Miss Stella Yeager, who makes null tiple leaps from balloon, changing parachutes several times in the air during her 5,000-foot drop.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-10
Al the ThedferS 5

ELKS-"Follies of 1920" STRAND-'Let's Be Fashion able"
 COLUMBIA-"The Devils Pass Keyo
 THE HIP = Harry Carey in Overland Red"
 RAMONA - Sanchez's Musical BLUE BIRD Dancing every night.
 AMERICAN = Dancing every night.
 TOFTS-Dancing every night.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-04-29
at keeth'S-
Of course
The Test Of Ability.
ans Christian .tdrOcdfc,1

New Orleans Christian .tdrocdtc.1
The real test of mans ability Is
not in his doing well what somebody
else has done or can do. hut in his
doing that thing just little better
than anybody else has ever done it.
The dead level of mediOcrity" il
crowded with men who are dol II Z
things just as other people do them
10 better. no worSe-while the SUBMITS
of the mountains Of achievement are
occupied by the men who were big
enough and strong enough to break
away from the commonplace. \ little
job becomes Il great undertaking when
the right man gets hold Of 1t. \ small
country circuit is as fine ii field for the
development Of real ability an in the
great city church. We have an idea
that the day is not far distant when it
will he recognized that our strongest
men are those who can take Il little
field and see Il great opportunity in it.
No man ever got rich by looking for
the pot Of gold ut the end of the rain
bow--but many IL farmer has achieved
substantial success by filling the acres
around him. Hard work is the alcle-
nlist's charm that turns baser metals
into gold. Difficulties are simply the
whetStones that sharpen the edge Of
determination. The man who Wills Is
the man who may.
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A Birthday Party.

Mrs. Barton Purcell entertained on
the evening of the 10Th in honor of the
sixteenth birthday Of her sister. Miss
Hazel Swindle. Many beautiful pres
entS were received by the hOnoree.
Rock and other games We're enjoyed
10y the merry party. after which Il
dainty luncheon Of pineapple salad.
stuffed eggs. pimento sandwiches. Wa
ferS and iced tea waS served.
The guests included Miss Hazel
Swindle and Fred Cornish. Miss Ethel
Cornish and Paul Mct;aughey. Miss
Abilene Cornish and JENNA Wycle.
Miss Edna Winston and I.yleS Wyche.
Miss Bernice Stroud and Sherburne
Sente!l Miss Nellie White and E,lenS
Cheshire. Miss Mae I.uSk and G. T..
Mays. Miss Ruth Herndon and George
Kelly. Miss Maurine Garrett and Alvin
.Adair. Miss Lois Swindle and Mr.. {. J.
Richardson. Miss Bernice Bush and
Mrs. W. +. Bell. Mrs. w. f.. Swimdle
and Katherine Swindle. Miss Maggie
Fenet and Carl Perry.
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A School FrOlic.

Some days ago during the noon re-
cess Il number of the local school girls
of the ninth and tenth grades went
into the woods for Il picnic. After Il
most SumptuouS lunch. the girls i'll
obliged in the usual frolicS. such as
wading. hunting. etc. Marjorie Young
was heroically rescued from Il snake
(Which she had disturbed while climb
ing bank by Lena Rogers. Carrie
Barnett and Ver(a Lou Mcclellan. The
only game they found was nest of
waslS. which Esther BoggS. Maurine
Carrot and Rernice Bush miStoOk for
IL rare kind of plant and We're Snatched
from the peril of it by Della Anderson
and Ethel Cornish. Eula King all hut
drowned while wading. being saved
after much effort by Maggie Fenet and
Jessie Ray Cheshire. May Lusk and
Edna Winston were the in>tigatorS of
the frOlic.
They We're most ably ch,peroned by
the seniors Misses Winnie Keoun. Car
RE Barnett and Lillian McI.eiSh. and
Il member Of the party not above men,
toned was Gladys Ward.
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Plain Dealing Department

sent and take baskets for the general
spread
MIR. Elmer Walker went to Ste.
Elens. Ark. last Friday.
Mr.. Sloane. Cotton Belt engineer
spent Sunday and Sunday night here.
horn. to Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
-Ad;lir. Saturday. Il sirl-their first
child.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Brown. of
Benton. were here last Saturday look
ing after their home now being built
here
Mr. J. II. James spent few DAYS
of this week in Ellorado, Ark. on
business.
Mrs. Collins (and little SOM of
Bradley, Ark, came in last Saturday
for Il visit with her mother. Mrs.
Brock
MIR. Allan Brock, Il member of the
police force of Shreveport. spent few
days OF last week here with his mother.
He Is recuperating from Il spell of
sickness.
MIR. Linton Perry, who is now loc:l
ted in Shreveport. having employment
with Armour Il Company. came in
Saturday night of last week for Il short
visit with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
J. Perry
Mrs. Burt Evans. of Alabama, ac-
comEanied by her four children. is here
for IL visit of month with relatives.
She will he remembered as IL former
resident of Bolinser. and Il sister of
MeSSrs. Il. {. and Il. ]. Purcell and Mrs.
J. J. Flowers. all'of this place
Miss Myrtle Malone and Mr..
Rodney Barnett. of Mot, were quietly
united in marriage on the afternoon of
the 18th ut the home of the brides
grandfather. Mr.. &. \. Malone. Rev
Materne performing the ceremony
They will reside for the present in the
Chalybeate Springs community.
The recent hard rains have done
great damage to gardens. and have
packed the ground SO it is feared that
cotton will not come up. Also. the
III pldS0S VII tHc JlSN
Arkansas Highway. where the culvertS
would not carry the water. is said to
have been considerably washed.
Mrs. Mollie s. Keeth. whose acct
dent of some weeks ago and absence
at Il Shreveport sanitarium have been
previously mentioned. was brought
bone Wednesday of last week. Her
condition is much improved. and she
has repeatedly assured old friends of
her delight over again being ut home.
quite number of the residents
of Plain Dealing attended the school
exercises ut Red Land last Friday
nigh Mr.. Nj. Il. Kidd had in his car
Misses Maggie Fenet. Hernice Stroud.
Maurine (;arret and Margine> Arnold.
In the road truck were Miss Ruth
Herndon and EdenS Cheshire. Miss
Hazel Swindle and Fred Cornish. Miss
Abilene Cornish and Carl Perry. Miss
Ethel Cornish and Paul Mct;aughey.
Miss Edna Winston and George Kelly,
Miss Mae I.usk and Schumpert. Bixler.
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Around Brushy.

Monday. April 2G.- Miss Winnie
Moore spent the weekend with Miss
Matte Love.
MIR. :. X. Straylan is very busy get.
ing the watts ready to begin dipping.
Mrs. Herman l'ullen has returned to
Homer. after visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. II. {. Spruill.
Mrs. George Nattin. of Collillshury
spent last week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. :. II. Straylan.
Mr. Clarence Spruill. Of Homer. Wis.
tied his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.
Spruill. one day last week.
Mr.. Iocheil Winham. of Shreveport
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
his sister. Mrs. :. X. Strayll;n.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Everette Rodgers and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gazette Boggs spent las,
Sunday with Mrs. lsacc Hofflmuir
Mr.. and Mrs. Fielding Love. of Los
Angeles. Calf. are visiting at the
home of Mr.. Frank Greenhaw, of neal
Cottage Grove.
Mr.. Clifford Spruill and Mr.. John
and Miss Matte Love attended the
dance given ut Miss Annie Neblett'>
last Friday night