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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03
TnE NEWS To GIVE IT'S PATRONS
SUPERB CONVENTION SERVICE

The attention Of the public Ia the
which will be furnished to its sub
scribers
have been made subscribers aud those
Of will he practically
night. until nomination has been made.
In addition
Abe Martin Iubbardl will write a series Of humorous
stories the Of which will be published
Sundays News
Feature Of The Associated
Press gathering organization the world will be
on The all the time
Kagsdale for four years the staff q the Dallas
special Of this and give special
aenTon convention.
Remember sketches Of Demo
Republican the editorial
OF he
Of leaders both Democratic and
Republican will the column Of The News and
The Panhandle during their sessions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03
MEMPHIS MAN FOUND
HANGING IN GARAGE

spec a in Th News
MEMPHIS. TcNa'. June s.-rhr had,
81 ". q. Carson. ~ wears oi age. Wa
found hanging bS trace chain in y
garage at his homr here to-day. w
health l. declared responsible Tor his
taking of his own lite \ wife AMI
three children survive him.
The act had been carefully planned
u l. said. ~ the garage door was found
nailed up from the inside.
He had recently bought a home aud
MAYED o. Memphis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03

m.urr. chairman 81 the democratic a.
iiousi committee Mr Cummings Sil
ned CD, hearing roum where be- lr''aua
tho center 81 r. rood naiurrd reception
which llmusi drowned ont the proceed
ms o. vaa photographed with u
p4iI.,su chairman HAYES and luuk q
over %, coliseum Gov idcas io take o.
san Francisco On lbs davis work co.
tho contest. tho committee threw out
both ~ Of dolcrnt,s which asked seats
fr ths nuh congressional district of
~ ruuu. the Kansas city district q
nrrrr and heated ruutroy,rry was a,.
corded in long hearing
johnson Forces Win.
Deciding the first ease affecting tn
.irrusih uf IN, Johnson furccs be the
convention. the committee on ru'l
aI voted Co scat the dclcgstrs from
On, tIth Minnesota district who ar
uriugru,icd bot counted as favorable
tr fhe candidacy ~ the California sen.
rfrr The defeated delegation was
pledged e. thu candidacy ~ General
Wud
90 the Mississippi contests the com.
r'ittcc decided % seat the delegates n,
lsfre hesdsd by National COMMITTEE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03
HOT VERBAL TILT
ENL|vENS Sc n At {
CAMPAIGN PROBE
ATTORNEY GENERAL AND WIT.
NESS MAKE SHARP STATE.
MENTS BEFORE HEARING.
PALMER ANSWERS CHARGES
Presidential Candidate Replies To Ac.
cutatioHs Made by Political Enemy
of Long Standing.
By Associated Press

ny Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. June A fiery
cross table verbal battle between AZ.
tUrncv General Palmer and Eugene &.
Ionniwcll. Philadelphia, bristling with
direct charges OF misuse of federal pow
crs 10 let down the liquor bars, the
PENNSYLVANIA presidential primaries on
the one hand. and ~ attempted. char.
octcr assassination" In the other, mar
Led senate investigation today In the
pre.conyention campaign expenditures.
Appears Unexpectedly.
The attorney general appeared uncx.
pectedly In the committee room after
Mr.. Bonnioll had launched "A broadsidc
~ charges including sweeping asscr'
ton that the whole Palmer campaign
IN Pennsylvania had been n "ghas,ly
and dcbasing degradation ~ law"
Mr.. Palmer. the first candidate for
n presidential nomination 10 appear In
the inquiry. took seat across the
table from the witness. who. u was
brought out. was political enemy of
long standing.
Crowd FILLS Roam.
News of the impending verbal clash
spread rapidly and the hearing room
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03
House Committee
Votes Against Bill
To Permit Boxing

If f.sHrii ned frsf
AUSTIN. june 2--House committee
,1 state affairs ttlay reported un-
fiv,aHhls b. a vote 10 ? 20 the houne
hii Whirh would psrmit boxing In
Toyls Proponents Il tho hlll gave
notire of O. favorable minority rcpurt
4 hii' vas introduced In the legislature
t,slfy PROPOSING an extension Of time
ior o. deveiornont It permits Ia pros.
l.eci for oil and gas issued by the state
n TeNas IN land involved IN he Tcxas.
Oklahoma boundary dispute.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03

III has reached proportions affecting
the business interests aud material wei.
fare IL Texas aud the property rights
81 citizens 10 such an extent that . feel
II my duty 90 advise you that unless
police protection l. given and the peace
laws ~ the state cnforncd by local an.
thoriiles insuring the Tree aud uninicr
rnrtcd movement ~ freight and the al'.
.olute safety 81 ANY and al workers en-.
played in ilc leading. uiiloadlng. transfer
ar tran poriaiion IL same. shalt IN.
der the constitution aud thr laws ~
Texas. assume control.
"tf therefore. the prrsrni condition
continues. . shall deem u necessary a.
cNcrcisr the authority rcposcd In me by
the iaws ~ the state and take charge
~ The situation mt later than nine
o'clcck saturday morning. June live"
This uliimnttm was the result of an
appeal made today tn the governor by u
committee representing m" Texas chnm'
her IT commerce aud the city ~ Gal.
weston
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03
Good WIN Necessary.

Good viii inside the plant IL more
vital than all machinery To- date Tor
rctllcmcnt of disputes between labor
and capital. the report asserted. Thls
cannot bc directly developed 10y lcsis'
laiion. hut sympathetic attitude 10y
the government would help to mako
conditions favorable Tor It's develop
ment. u was added.
The subcommittee an certain prob
icms declared itself In favor of the fc'l.
eral child labor tax law az. II this were
held unconstitutional, added that the
constitution rhnuld hc amended "
necessary To enable congress Ia rcgd'
late aud control child labor.
The committee regulated It's Il as al.
vocating that the wartime woman
bureau ~ the department of labor j."
continued In service under a woman
chief: federal and state cooperation to
combat the mortality M infants AMI
COLLABORATING women. and the maintr'
nance of the wartime federal employ
mcnt service under the department II
labor working through advisory boards
IN other states,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03
CHANGE ~ TIME FOR
PANHANDLE DENIED

Iy Associated Press
WASHINGTON. June g-rcti.
tions asking that the Texas Pan
handle be- removed from the cen
trail mountain time zone and I
placed In the standard central I
time zone were dismiss"d today
by the Interstate Commerce Com. :
misfiun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03
PLATFORM " D III D
FORBID WALKOUT
PUBLIC EMPLOYEES
COMMITTEE on REPUBLICAN
POLICIES SUBMITS RECON-.
MtNDtTIONS.
JUST TRIBUNALS FAVORED
In Case 81 Private Employment Impair.
tial Commission To Hear Com.
plants of Both Sides ia.
yOred by Majority.
by Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June 2.-Strlkcs may
he legally forbidden In the government
service. according to the report made
public tonight by subcommittee ON
industrial relations ~ the advisory
committee and policies and platform ~
the republican national committee. This
situation. however. is declared Ia be
contingent upon provision that impair
iial tribunals be- established to protect
the rights Il the employees In arhitra.
ton of their disputes with the govern.
mont
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03


CHICAGO. june .-l'rrruu,'niiun
atmosphere got u. nrs' rr,i siir tn'i'l
from developments BOO the republican
national ,oumii,. and movement
among forces rljhrrug fur the contest
most wpek
Tcsumon, h'frr ihc senate cuWmii.
tee investigations rfmptigu expenses
thet sums ~ mu,y bad h"on paid two
delegate bon Miss uri counted as sup.
purtrrs n Guv,rum tuvden. held th'
center 81 attention fnr while and then
talk - knus johnson candidacy De-.
camc thc topic IT th" DAY Sumr oi tb'
guvi.n connected John u King nation %
committeeman. Connecticut. AMI co.
merry General Wuud- manager Wit
the Knox Johnson movement. hut "
King DECLINED o. riv ANYTHING fut pun
LEGATION Johns n hr,iuuart,rs u'rri,
pointed out ihr California svnalnr has
rircrd him r On rcrnnl as rciuslng l
fsrand p'rsn un any ticket.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03
Dock Workers Out

Union dock workers have been on
strike Tor several weeks ai Galveston
and uon.union workers have been en-.
plovcd o. on thoir places.
No serious clashes between the men
have occurred
Under instructions from Governor
" bbv. Adiuiput General W y Cope.
win leave Friday niehi for Galveston
in ur,lcr Ia o. an the scene in The event
ironns are rcnt there, h. said tonight.
Following the decision II the governor
io take charge 81 The situation In Tho
event ~ ~ deemed necessary Cover y
C,pc this evening wired trnop cnmmnn.
d-rv ~ hold their commands IN read
n,.s tomorrow for cntrainmcnt 90 Col
weston. n " understood there will o.
twenty truut,s sent to Galveston.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03
|ULTlNATUM IS DELIVERED
by GOVERNOR FOLLOWING
COMPLAINTS OVER STATE
FREIGHT CONGESTION AT PORT HURTING BUSINESS AND
AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS OF TExAS-MAR-
TIAL LAW MAY BE DECLARED
NY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

WACO June Troop A, Texas Cavalry has been
dercd assembled here Friday morning Captain W. p Stew
art Of the troop has not been advised Of the purpose Of the
aSsembage but il is generally understood that the order
which was issued by Governor Hobby through Bnsader
General VOTERS has direct connection with the Calves
ton strike situation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03
HOUSE COMMITTEE
BLAMEs PALMER
FOR HIGH SUGAR
ATTORNEY GENERAL USED Ills
POWER To FIN MINIMUM
PRICES FINDINGS N.i.EGE
SAYS ACTIONS UNLAWFUL
Mere In Violation of Ills Own Consiruc
ilon 81 The Official DUTY and With.
out Authority Commission
Declares.

D. Associated PISS.
WASHINGTON. June. s.-iiiorncy
General Palmer ~ the nations chief
pro- ecutlng officer used his power 'tor
the purpose IL fixing maximum selling
prices 81 sugar in Louisiana and IN NJ
dping acted wholly without authority
of law aud in violation of his own con.
''ruction ~ the official duty. according
a. majority report submitted o. the
house today by it, sugar investigating
committee.
There were eight Findings In the ma
iOrity report, the resolution introduced
b, representative Tinkham, republican
Massachusetts,, calling for AN in,cstiga'
tlon, confirming the committee inquiry
Ia Louisiana transactions.
The majority findings In part follow
Report Follows.
The attorney general ON November
\. 1919. gave his official approval to '
tentative arrangement mad" hy United
states Attorney Henry MuUncy with q
committee representing III" sugar
planters OF Louisiana, hv which WIS
established maximum price uf y
cents pound Tor primo yellow clar''
fled sugar and n cents per pound iu'
clear granulltcd sugar. net an plani'.
tions.
The above stated prices we're fixed b'
sali arrangement Tor the cuiit" l"ut
lana iaislago sugar crop.
Tho attorney general fixed SAL
urlrcs when h. considered them 'ratF.
cr hirh': had iu,t been advised hy his
representative IN Louisiana, United
Ln-ua-uu.-I IN Innn Al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03

AUSTIN June Local authorities at Galveston notified
W. p Hobby late today that sunless police protection
given laws enforced by local authorities nsurng free
and freight veston he will take
charge situation later than o'clock Saturday morning.
June S.
The congestion in movement Of through the
port preventing the receipt OF goods by Texas mer
the outward shipment OF Texas crops resoy
for market" said the governor in the ultmatum.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03
Negro ATTACKS Gin.

tif Assnftst.d frHs
WNCo Iunr a. iiycar.old white
-iI wHs aiia,.od to-day by an is-yoar.
nid u,rfu huN while an her way %
81. hs.f who tur" uiost u her clothing
um h,r body The girl however.
iuurh' hrrs,ii free aud cssaped
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03
WIN Hold Banquet Tonight.


WIN Hold Banquet Tonight.
\ banquet for the visitors will he
he'd at the Amarillo hotel tonight NJ
O'Clock The opportunity To met
with the live representatives ~ tn
Panhandle country. cultivate their nc
uuaintancc and make them feel nj holn"
is privilege open To Amarllloans See.
Rotary Iamison said yesterday. and he
expressed the hope that every citizen
who has an hour of will attend the
meetings and banquet
\ sp,cial invitation has been extend
rd a. all the directors of the Board ~
cav Development ~ attend the han
pu-i
Tonighi's Program.
Following h. the program tina, viii l."
carried ont al the banquet;
Tuartmpstsr--A. :. Stinn"tt
Inyncation-Dr. ~ D. BROOKS
Grcctings-Judgc Ray e. Johnson.
Making Things Ilappcn-w. II. fu-
qua
Value 81 ConcCn,rataion-lIilton u.
Greer
View ~ the Prcss--Dr = y Num-.
Educational Or ! A. Hill.
Tho Heart ~ the /iuation--Dr. a
! Caldwell
vocal solo Miss Fclicc Siinnett
Roaing-Mrs Floyd Fletcher
Vocal -AmoioN Quartet. Mrs Doolcy.
Mrs Davies Mrs F!amm. Mrs. Kiscr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03
t'sntry Canvassed.

After c,nvassing the country gcncr-
ally IN questionnuiIcs, the subcommit.
tee reports It's findings which included
Insofar ~ publ" utilities are cor ~.
rcr. there appears a. be- no divis\n n
opinion ~ Ia whcth"r strikes shou,h D.
made illcl,L. and th q" islous oi ,"in'
missions or tribunals hc made legally
hindirg. az whether provision should b"
made for thorough Inquiry 10y boards
ar commlsr ems and the i1~cc ~ public
oi,nion l.. .cl,d ON H. enforce their
decisions. strikes being forbidden until
after the Il, 'isiuns have hneL rendered
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03
TENTATIVE DRAFT
c. D. P.PLATFORM
IS NOW PREPARED
WATSON WILL LEAVE FOR Gil.
CAGO To CONFER WITH
COMMITTEE.

o. Associstsd Press.
WASH NGTON. June 1.-The tenta-
tive draft ~ the republican national
platform was given lbs finishing touch
- nj conferences here today and Sem
atnr Watson. Indiann. In charge OF the
task. viii Leave for Chicago tomorrow
to confer with prospective members OF
the conventions resolutions committees.
The plank on Mexico was added Ia the
draft today. n was written by Sena.
tor Fall. New Mexico. head % the sub
committee on Mexican affairs. and iater
was revised In minor respects at a con-
ference attended by Senator Watson.
Senator Lodge. Massachusetts, republi.
can leader ~ the senate and a number
~ other prominent republicans. IL "
Understood 10 follow In general the
recommendation madc by senator Fail
In his report to the senate declaring
that unless conditions In Mexico are
improved the Tinted States should In
trTycne.
Pro Question Omitted.
~ mention OF prohibition u omittesi
from the tentative draft and u was
undcrrtood that those who conferred
here would recommend against any
declaration on the subject. That issue.
Il was suggested. should he regarded NJ
settled The tentative draft contains a
declaration. however, urging PROMPT
ratification IL the woman suffrage
amendment.
Another declaration missing from the
Platform o. that relating 10 the soldier
bonus Leaders here said they were
unprcparcd to make any recommend"'
ti0n On the subject under present cor
ditipns and that plank On the sub
jet would boz worked out at Chicago.
M Decision an League.
Nu attempt was made 10 reach final
d.oisiun on q plank relating Ia the
league ~ nations. Several tentative
declarations have been drafted. how
ever, aud will BE- laid before the party
ounfcrccs ~ Chicago
in ts work the conference had be-
fnrc " tho platform adopted by the
Virginia democrats and recently given
the approval - President Wilson. ~
vac uii that every effort was male
s1 1s ~ phrase the republican draft
fhri DO would make the issues as clear
and direct nr possible
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03
Labor TRIBUNAL.

"!-slf,r rs private cmploymonis are
cnr' crncd. while many hold that ther
IT, no need for government action. the
majority favor thee roaiion IL som"
town nf tribunal or commission com.
pus,Sl VI representatives. employees ana
employees aud the public, to whom dis
putcs may h. voluntarily referred
who.e decisions. unless unanimous
would not be binding or carry weight.
save lnrufar NJ they enlisted the force
~ hubble opinion"
The general principle ot the Kansas
indus trial relations court. IN It's apph.
cation to government employment ana
public utilities Is favored 10y a iarg"
majority of persons canvasscd by tn
subcommittee throughout the country
the rcpor, said. adding that opposition
Ia the Kan'as project mainly was from
outside thrt state. The majority Is op'
por ii to application az the Kansas pan
To- private employment, the suh'comnh'
tee stated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03
Cummings Pays Visit

The republican national committee
upcuinr h.arngr 81 contests Wa en-.
lvenod hy some hotiy debated eases
and alsu by n visit rroin Homes : cum.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03
Protection Promised.

GALVESTON. Son" o Police prt
lection equal 90 thBi ~ any nih"r
city" war prumirt.i Governor ilulihy b
night hv Mayor u - Srrping'nn. 'n
rrplv a. tho governors telegram ".
rurding the water front situation her.
Nlavm Sippnctuu. who returned H''
tonight from Houston would no' cou'
mrrt con- thr ratt"r saving his t'l
gram contained all De- had Co. s,y ou IA
subject
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03

a lecturer with the I,cdpath Lycoum
and q humorist Of wide reputation. ~
expected M u guest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-03
D|RECT0RsOF PANHANDLE PLAINS
CHAMBEROF COMMERCE WILL HOLD
FIRST ANNUAL CONVENTION TODAY

The first annual convention ~ III,
directors If the Ianhandlc.I'la
Chamber If Commerce viii open this
morning a, 10 o'clock with a business
rcnsion In the rooms of the Board Il
city Development at the city hall. The
address OF welcome to the visitors will
bc delivered by Il II Nichols and Will
be- followed bv response 10y II. r Cor.
roll. President \ y. Stinnett will de-
liver his annual address. after whi ~
the socretary's report Tor the year will
be- read hy y. Ia Ihmisnn. secretary
manager The erection ~ offircrs viii
take place In the afternoon and a num-
bcr OF addresses "a topics of interest a.
The Panhandle viii Dee delivered.
Attendance ~ Ilc Large.
Mr. lamieou has received word from
many ~ the live wires ~ ihv Pan
handle country that they viii ho IN
Attendance upon the meeting. County
Judges frum q number ~ tho - coun
ticr ~ IN. Panhandle have written the,
win De here and snme are bringing
rirung delegations with them \ mum
h-r of public spirited citizens from out
a.dr the Panhandle country will b,
among those present
Greer Ia BE- speaker.
Hilton Il Greer. assistant editor 81
the Illlss Evening Journal furmor,y
managing editor ~ the Amarillo naily
Nrwr. who arrived over the Denver
Yesterday az n"pn. will ho among tn
rp.,kcrs. \ Nath,rs Hiihurn. form'i
The Bossier banner., 1920-09-02
Plain Dealing Department
from two to FIVE of the little pests
hiding In one cotton blossom.

from two to FIVE of the little pests
hiding In one cotton blossom.
Sarall Brane, of Lewisville, Ark.
Is a guest Of Mary Helen Herndon.
Mrs. w. H. Martin and daughter,
Jean. spent Yesterday in Shreveport.
Miss Beverly Roach. Of Mansfield.
Is a guest of her sister, Mrs. G. l.. Allen
Mrs. Harry Nattin and children are
guests of Capt. and Mrs. J. III. Nattin.
of Collinsburg.
Misses Virginia Brame and Love
l)ubose. of Lewisville Ark, are guests
OF Miss Ruth Herndon.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Il. Boggs, jr.. and
children, of Shreveport, spent Sunday
here as guests of Mrs. j. S. Gray.
Mrs. J. w. Walker has returned
home, after Il weeks visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Wheeler, of Trees City.
The young people of the town en-
joyed. a dance here last night. Music
was furnished by a Shreveport band.
Misses Annie Larkin and Louise
Gould returned home last week from
Minden. where they visited relatives
and friends.
Mrs. q. S. Gould and little daugh-
ter. Clara Mae, have returned home
from weeks visit with MFR. G. S.
Gould, of I1eesville.
Miss Madge Wyche won the bottle
OF perfume given by Walker Brothers
In the voting contest for the most pop
ular young lady of the town
The Bossier banner., 1920-09-02
LOCAL AMI PERSONAL.

Seven weeks. then the Parish Fair.
Mrs. ]. d. Herndon spent Tuesday
N Iewisville. Ark.
Miss Jennie Brock is visiting in
shreveport this week.
MFR. Clifford Wright was a Shreye-
mrt visitor last Saturday.
Mrs. X. Il. Nyche and son, Bobby.
aer,t last Saturday in Shreveport.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Swindle spent
Saturday and Sunday in Shreveport.
Miss Lois Swindle left Sunday for
sarepta. She will teach there this term.
Mrs. Roach. of Mansfield. spent the
mast weekend here with her daughter.
Mrs. Corbie Allen.
Miss Marteal Winston spent FRI
sday and Saturday in Mooringsport with
her sister. Mrs. Stevens.
The first cotton of the season for
this section was ginned in Plain Deal
ing Saturday of last week.
II MIR. and Mrs. Roy Mhoon. of Hous-
ton. Texas. are guests of Mrs. Ray
Bailey. Mrs. Mhoon's mother.
Misses Carrie Lou and Fannie b.
Nays have returned home, after visit
with relatives residing in Montrose.
Miss Ruth Herndon has returned
home. after months visit with her
sister, Mrs. Tom Adger, of Gillian.
Miss Majorie Wyclle. who has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. A. +. Butler, of
Blecler, returned home last Saturday.
Mrs. Nellie Ogs and daughter, Ibrey
MAY. of Alexandria, and Miss Margene
. Arnold. of Shreveport. spent the week
end here as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
u. b. Kidd.
Mr. J. \. Lowe. Il successful farm
II residing five miles east OF Plain
Dealing, said while here lnst Saturday
that this season the veild from Ills cot
ton crop will not be more than 30 per
cent Of that of last season. The farm
,erx out his way are reporting only fl
fspcr cent Of a full CROP Boil weeyils
are worse in the cotton than for years
past. Half grown bolts are being ,l.lnc-
tnretl, and 1t is not uncommon to find
The Bossier banner., 1920-09-02
DUDNEY q TURNKEY BROTHERS
Plain Dealing. Louisiana

S3OO0g: interest. 400. annual in.
stallment nava,le e. 00O. total nav.
ment. m. 5lf). serial numbers Or bonds
maturing. "a to ~. inclusive.
fenrnary M = is5s-princlpai outstanMng,
staAMent payapf. Ts'UV, totai pay
ment, Ss.l.m' seriai numbers OF Donds
~ 1iaturIns' a.t 70 o.. Inclusive.
reu. a"ay ~ :, i',-1 a..l.. .anSip"i oueseanuans'
elo.uV. interest, " nouo @ annuai lnstail-
$500: serial numbers of bonds mn.
turing, So to %, inclusive.
February 1. 194O-Principal outstanding
The Bossier banner., 1920-09-02

Of the holder. at the First National Bank,
New York City. n Y.
Sec 3. BE it further ordained, etc, That
the said bonds shall be in substantially the
following form. to-wit:
United States Of america, State of Loa-
isidna, Parish of Bossier
Bond OF Bossier Parish School Dis
trict No. g.
The Bossier banner., 1920-09-02
An Honor Party.

Miss Nellie White entertained with
roOk party, in honor of Miss Helen
Rolinger, Of Silas, Ala.
There were three tables of players.
Mr.. Ben James and Miss Helen Bolinger
won the prize, a box of candy. After
the games the hostess served deli
cious salad course.
Those enjoying the party were: Miss
Ethel Cornish and Ben james, Miss
Athlene Cornish and George Kelly,
Miss Hazel Swindle and Carl Perry,
Miss Eula King and Leon L,lsk, Miss
Helen Rolinger and Paul McGaughey.
and Leonard AIcEaughey.
The Bossier banner., 1920-09-02
Estrayed

A liberal reward will be paid for informa-
tion leading to the recovery of dark sor-
rel mare MULE that recently estrayed from
Plain Dealing. She Is about 10 years old,
II to Is hands high, has large blaze in face,
knot on right foot from wire cut and split
in left ear. Was last heard from near Jud
Logan's plfce, and from there likely headed
toward Minden or Shongaloo Put her up
and notify the undersigned at Plain Dealing
I27-tfl HARRISON -PURcELL Co.
The Bossier banner., 1920-09-02

august %. 1920. lscpt 3Ol