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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-06-24
Brother Williams Sentiments

81 makes no doubt but what d,
WORTH come ter a end some time 81
other" said Brother Williams, "but
amt one ter pray fer it. | has never
yit took fiyin' lessons down here, an
anyhow, | never wuz In favor Of fyin'
too high. "-Exchange.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-06-24
Omen Bribery.

Jane had just commenced school,
and the teacher asked her question
in numbers which she was unable to
answer She walked up to the teach
or and said in a low voice: IF you
won't ask me that I'll give you some
of my animal crackers"
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-06-24
Could She Carry, Them7

While l was putting my hat and
coat on my little boy asked me where
| was going and | told him that I was
going to get seats for the circus. He
said, Mamma, can you carry themr'-
Exchange.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-06-24
ESTRAY NOTICE

H.. iakeh up at my place in Arcadia,
4iaay, June Is, 1920, one boar sboat
!, nelslllhg about 100 pounds and about
o"her is hereby notified to call an,
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1920-12-24
SULPHUR CLEARS
ROUGH RED SKIN
poco. Neck and Arms Easily Made
Smooth, Says Specialist

ANY breaking out of the sKin' eVea
eorv itching eczema, can be quickly
overcome by applying little Men
tbo-sulphur, declares a noted skin
specialist. Because of its germ de-
gtroying properties. this sulphur prep
aration begins at once to soothe irri-
totod skin and heal eruptions such as
rash pimples and ring worm.
It seldom fails to remove the tor
r,ent and Disagreement and you do
NOT have to wait for relief from EN-
barrassment. Improvement quickly
shows. Sufferers from skin trouble
should obtain small jar Of Mentho-
sulphur from any good druggist and
use If ike cold cream.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
Uncle Sam to Sell
825 Gallons Cider

II the sale In held on q hot day. no
doubt II will be n succ.sa.
IL ought not 10 be n failure In any
kind OF weather.
For the STUFF has kick that has
been accommodating for several weeks.
and u was a pretty good klek To be.
Sin with.
Cider hard cider--s,s gallons Of
extra hard cider. are to be sold by
Donald A. Mcdonald. state ptohlbi.
ton director. under order of Federal
Judge Frank H. Rudkin.
Tho cider once ieot its Fragrance.
10 grace the premises of NJ. Masu.
hara but tho alcoholic content OF
the breeze from that direction
brought federal prohibition aleuths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14

arunninE. MaruharA was arrested.
fined and set free. Tho elder, alas.
was confiHcated. no far as masuhara
wns concerned. and has since remain.
ed In the custody OF the government
Tuesday afternoon Judge Rudkin
signed an order for its Aale- Yes.
there's "a string attached.
While ths cider is perrnirufbie for
mo In tho manufacture OF vinegar. ="
IN. order reeite-. ut must be sold
only 70 some properly authenticated
person for medical. mechanical or
scientific purposos.-
Details OF tho aaie arc 20 BE- ar
ranged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
French Observing
Bastile Day Here

Forty members OF Scattie's French
colony will. celebrate nsntliis day.
July H. nj a banquet to be held IN
hlsne's cafe. 800 Third ave. start,
Ing at o'clock Marcel Daily. act.
ing French consul. will preside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
Snaps John Dee"
on Mount Rainier

PARADISE VALLEY. Mount Raj
MIR. July if-John u. Rockefeller.
Jr.. dressed In kits and hob nailed
bsots. appears as central ngure in a
o>e>~~ OF snow field picture. being
1svsiopet hero today by Frank ia
opea offielai national park photog,
SaDher. Jacobs accompanied the
Rsrksfeiler party on hike TO Mis-
Qunlly glacier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
BULLETS ANNOY;
- MOVES HOUSE

KANSAS CITY. Mo- July it.--Be-
cause he felt nervous with mysteri.
out rife bullets dipping about his
premises. W c. Mayt-rry. truck
farmer near Kansas city. Kan. tore
down his house. hauled away the
lumber. and moved family. live stock
and everything but his roni estate
several mica away To tho homo Of "a
friend.
siayberry told tho sheriff that he
had trouble recently with some
negroes about crossing hts land.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
Washington Counties
Gain in Population

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE fol.
lowing 1890 census nsures were an.
rounccd toiay; Baker county. orc.
gon. 1892 decrease since 1910. Is7
or e.s per cent? Asotin county.
Washington. s.s3s increase since
1910. Tes or i..i per cent?: Lewis
county. Washington. 1910 increase
since 1910. Asia or IA per cent?.
Mason county. Washington. 4sis tde-
crease since 1910. :1T or 4.s per cent?:
Nfodoc county. Washington. s.s.s tie-
crease since 1910. les or ia per
cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
First Mail Plane
Crosses Cascades

YAKIMA. July it.-Carryfng the
FIRST mail ever sent across the Cas-
cAdes BY ssrpIane. r. I. Ehriichman.
f1ying a fast standard. arrived here
~ sac o'clock yesterday evening.
making the trip In iss minutes fly
Ing time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14

RAY BAkI.ii. director OF the Unit.
ed States mint. II scheduled TO ar.
rive in Seattle at .. m. Friday on
the q. ~. railroad lie win leave for
". G. the same night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
noe WAS CITED
TOR BRAVERY

Finally gessed in the engagement
IN which Pirate Hall was literally
shot TO pieces but not killed. Pun
kins was cited for bravery by the
French and was discharged with
Hall at the Preside. September IS.
1918. Hall Is with him here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
DOG HERO OF.
WORLD WAR
in SEATTLE
Veterans Show Free Exhibit
Of, Trophies From
Battle Zones

THREE thousand world war tro-
phies brought back by the Yanks are
on exhibtt at free exposition at soi
Second ave, under tho auspices of
Roosevelt post Veterans OF Foreign
Wars
Among them Is a German machine
run Of tho pattern OF 1915, the fast.
est shooting rifle In the world. oapa'
biz ~ firing $50 shots a minute. II
was with this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
that the enemy did deadly execution
on the Western front iust before the
Yanks smashed their lines.
German death clubs" saw tooth
cayonsts. liquid fire. and other bar
barous weapons are included in the
exhibit,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
DOG MASCOT
WITH EXHIBIT

scrgt. NJ. G.. Bradley. who Lost his
ieft hand and most OF his aun In the
srcond drive at Chateau Thierry. is
demonstrating the A. r. r one
FOUNDER. the "light.heavyweight" OF
Pershins's forces.
With the exhibit IL Punkins. the
dog mascot Of Company c. s7th en-
gineers. who went over the top with
Private W. II. Hall three times in tho
Argonne. at Chateau Thiorry and 81
Ashl.l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

NEWARK. " j.. Feb. Six mon
"ere found dead of gas poisoning in
q small hotel here today. All OF them
on one bed. two on another ana the
SIXTH on a cot. Or. !. Grauu, a Span
lard. owner OF the hotel. was arrested
TOMBSTONE, NRIZ.. Feb. a.Ninc
Jurors had been accepted tentatively
when court adjourned on this. the
opening day OF the trial OF Harry i;
Wooten. hardware merchant Of Risbnr,
charged. along with more thau 100
o,hers' with kidnapping in connection
Win "" deportation OF striking miu-
1917 ".@"e' :"
NASHVILLE TENN. Feb. "a
CONTEST quarrel following his return
oGch the cause Of Tho killing OF his
vile and nor sister, Mrs. Ola bennett
by Charley Tibbs. At Water VaIiev'
near tuiton' Nv. ihis afternoon I'm
SHrt himself.
LONDON. Feb. 3.-1he question
MMStner Poland should conciude peace
w W., we ho!snev!sts has been ;he sub
itIi %. recent conversations between
roland and the allies. While the cy-
49, position OF the allies remains
SIG3sHiswhat obscure, Il is asserted in
east have raised no objections TO such
= course. 1NN''
MoNTl1sANG, WASH, Feb s-rbe
st"W process of selecting. a jury 20 ,-v
.le'ci' alleged Industrial Workers OF
ne W orld for the murder OF War.
~ 'Tlmn a. Ccn;ralia last Ar.nlstice
HaE' nrAsged on here today SIXTY
t!SNeN were IN he jury box when ,nuii
""JC"''ri Ih!s vas the eighth Gay
CHICAGO. Fea. 8. - Co,op,a,n,s
%s"inst conditions III the United STAT
..,''. lica!;h Service Hospital were
iia'H '%G na 10 be without Justification.
ii"it'nlt,te Of the american Legion nf
,I;i.n"'s and the Veterans OF Foreign
NEW YORK. Feb. $.-Be.isf tina,
!edocra 81 organized labor pIan "a
use me Plumb Plan League in an al.
~ 90 force naturalization no; only
81 fM.roads. but public utilities and
oaS!c Industries, was exprrsse6h ~. n IL.
vDFoSt hiat.Nc iicrhcr; Z. Pc.I. Of Nnw
i"rk' l'cmocrat. IN q letter to Officers
,tnr .prr railroad brothcrhooIs made
NNWp6RT NiI:!IWSs. VA. rob -. r.,
allan Dark giuseppe DALI. which
mas 6","n aground of tho CaroIinn
,oaH'; mas necn iloatcd and j. being
iisoNvu i"i" Hampton Roads by The tug
tGSsu' according to INFLAMMATION re,
cc!E.i herc this morning.
!nS L: Feb. 3.-Gabriele dan
,-t ;,,r! i,@.!an insurscnt leader ~
',r ruii,,f' ma. MS seized the torpcdo-boat
IONA! .Vgfna, bound from .Ancona to pola
r"iin munitions and foodstuTs for the
.'"IIan naval forces. The vessels
"TNA n,Scgisni into 'iume yesterday.
a fresh revolutionary outbreak in
honduras. according 10 3dviccs re.
cSiNed today. The rcvoiu;!Gnists.
are %.til 10 be headed By Don Alberto
;TI.,Mnnr"mo' former Vice President OF
FORT WORTH TENAS. Feb. 3-.Dr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
BREWERS LAWYER ASSAILS
EIGHTEENTH AMENDMENT
Arguments Made Attacking consti,u
tiunniity OF National Prohibition
'rrentOn
LNy NssOclntch PIeas. |

liy Associated Press.
TRENTON. y. j.. Feb. 3.-ArEumcu,s
that the prohi bition amendment ia un :
ecnat!tutional were made before Judge
tcilsta6 ia the Federal court here
today, IN behalf of Christian Feixen-
span. Il Newark brewing corporation,
which is seeking 20 prevent enforce
ment OF the Noistcad act in New .Jcr-
ScS.
VIII lam -. Guthrie. who is ASSOCIATE
cd with Eiinu Root us the Cunplain-
ants counsel. said that the constitu-
iiuual "m"ndincnt YVES really lcgisla-
ton in that II laid down no rules OF
government, but governed tho cunduct
OF Individuals.
The New Jersey Anti-Saloon League
asked permission to Tile Il brief, and
tho plaintiT objected on the ground
that II was unnecessary and would re-
tard the ease. The court took the re-
quest under considerations
Mr.. Guthrie argued that the eight
ccnth amendment was void because
both Houses of Congress had no, de-
termined 10y 4 two-thirts vote that PRO
tibi;ion was necessity rs required by
Article Y. OF the Constitutions but had
left The matter to state legislatures
The amendment had resulted in the
con.iscat!on of nonintoXica;inS bccr
owned by the plnintin to the value OF
Sl.IO0."0p. he said. and the same pro-
cccdinC might be applied to soda wa
ter or hny ether commodity that a ma
j"riiy OF the states might single out
for destruction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
: .SHlPWRECK VICTIMS LAND
Members If Mielcro Crew Say rv,
LfchoatS Went Over at
Time
BALTIMORE, Feb =.

h.tI- iMOltI.. Feb. with eighteen
members OF the Shipwrcckcd crew Of
ne tank steamship Mi.icro on board
INC sister ship. Sucrosa, arrived ncre
According 10 the report mace by tn.
4nsn OF the Nlclvro 10 the hoar9in.:
"ihccr OF the Immigration bureau. tnG
Two l!icboAtS Went over til. side ~
me same time on Monday. January %
Ihcy Kept together FOR 4 time hut
Were later separated. Tht. boats again
came together on tho second day ;urift
and after one OF them had been sun.
piled with oil By the other they were
again separated.
There was a terrible storm that night.
ana II was stated that If the boat
occupied by Captain Harold Simmons
ana II family ana the other ninctc
members OF the crew had lived through
the storm tina. they had possibly been
picked up by passing vessel. For
iou" nours tho Wind blew u hurricane
and the seas ran high. The boat whic',
WAS picked w mad Ch;cf officer l.. II
cr"nary. II Maine three engineers
wireless orcT&!sr "pd othr- mem oc's
o: thc. crew. LOIS ling eighteen IN num-
bar Nothing has been heard from the
captain b% the local agents here OF The
lost ship.
AIRS. Simmons and INC two children.
4 boy, aged s. and a G!"i uf years.
Joined tho CAPTAIN on the trim when
the Niclcrc loft Baltimore. January IA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
DOLLARS FAIL TO TEMPT
CuEMENCEAU TO WRITE
Declares lie * Going to Egypt Uccausc
lie l. Intensely Interested
i'm Muninics.
iby Universal SorYlccl

l'ARlS. Feb . Mooney * nothing TO
me: II would not have tempted mo {
YOU had made your offer in dollors.'
Thus eN-i'rcmier Clcmcnecau dis
missed q las; minute ofrer cub,ed to
him by an American publisher OF one
million frances for the Hrs; half of his
memoirs.
Il am sick 10 death OF public affairs
and publicity and wouldn't write a
lire for worlds. his. refusal goes oil;
II am going :" EGYPT solely because
am not known there and am able to
travel comfortably .uCoEnlto as an
English Lord
To avoid recognition. have asked
Tor a surgeon to cut up my face and
render il unrecoEnizahle but | couldn't
ind Z practitlon.r. willing - do 1t.
II have chosen E.ypI because | am
Tired or human beings and am in
;ensoiy Interested IN inumm!es. / won
der what remains Within the 'nulnmi-
ncd brains o: Pharaoh and what
dreams, VIVA; souvenirs. lie behind his
closed cycliGS|
Whatever inspiration derive from
contemplation % til" dead Will form
The subject Of NY literary activity la
Ter. Certainly do not intend writing
on current events. Judgment on which
belongs % DoStority.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
day ani comes forward With demands
Tor more tomOL:OM and on :he neAt

day anG comes forward with demands
day.
+ The Carranza Earr!sons., knox said.
were a menace rather than protcc-
Ssa.derly and ran away when bandits APP
,se3:orernor of chihuahua. went into tho
sCarranza army a Pennies pcon, he
= said. and nov was reputcd 10 be worth
.ttdhany millions.
1.-THE policy of the Americas gov
eminent said the witness. has &c
sstroyed all prestige for Americans in
tho eyes or the McNicans. The Mex
ican now calls the Americans white
A Cinnamon. meaning they are white
ttNercd towards.
Knox said he was smucSicd ont Of
Mexico in hoE car in 1917, after the
Cnitcd States went 10 war with Ger
many. ana escaped only because his
Mexican protectors represented 10 OF
details along the limo that he was u
German engineer
Rcfuting charges that American
+. mining interests We're exploiting Mex
leo. Niles o. BaEgc. another American
mining. engineer. said tho Americans
had been able 10 get only the skim
med milk" of mining properties. he
cause the natives had taken the best
for themselves. Carranza army chiefs
BaEEc said would lose their graft
ii villa were captured. because thcy
depended on Villa 10 furnish an OK
ciSc for an army ana on the army 20
keep them supplied with loot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
Mother Charges
Babies Exchanged
Georgia Judge Must as
sume Role Of King
Solomon.

ATLANTA. CA. Feb. a.--Ju,isc EeIt
OF the fulton County Superior Cour:
VIII assume The role of Solomon in an
cnort To decide which Of two baby
bLriS porn at Grady Hospital is the
chiiu OF AIRS. John &. Garner
N,'orne!S Tor Mrs. Garner to.la Y
filed \ habc3s corpus petition. s,ri,in..
20 gam posscsSion for Mrs. Garner OF
,prro|m,eyed Louise Madeline. now AT
'"I nome OF Mrs. Daniel Iittman
Judge Bell will set th,. o,tr or ,b.
hearing, when Mrs. Pittman will APP
pear TO answer the charge of Illegally
OBTAINING the baby
Mrs. Garner now jus /, li.,,. LIuc
SEtu girl named Mary Elizabeth in
ner nome. but she charges "a mistake
was made at Grady Hospital last May
NJ .c' me- pabicS We're born. and that
hTS. llttlnan now has her ,hiId
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
POLISH DIET WILL ACCEPT
TERMS OFFERED BY SOVIETS
Hut Must lie Given Guarantee >ruiu,,
Sprcnd OF DoI,herist


>, -NSttlNHiTON. Feb. 3.--Thc Polish
uitt VIII sign the peace treat prof
Tered by the Russian Soviet GOVERN
ineni II guarantees are given that
mfopiSanda viii not bc carried on in
io!ahd and other European countries.
was said today by Prince casiinir
,,::uouin!rSki Polish Minister to the
The Sovict pcScc proposal. the min
is,"r said IS proof that the Polish
pollry OF maintaining 4 strategic milf
,aFy frontier against the Bolshevists
mas oecn the right one. The Poles
nave al al! times been on the dcfen-
sir". ana nave no !nperialis;ic iniea-
POLAND will DC clad now" tho
pilncc added. TO serve as a peaceful
ana moral buiwark against Holshc-
Nl*m. Just as il has been until now he
mi!lta ~. Dniwark. But to this pur-
posy : oiahd must get enough tocd 10
tnahie IN" dcnob!iiZad army and labor
H,,s.eS 10 work cuerGct!calIy ana
.nuS' nave raw material. such as cot
portunity TO work ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
EXPRESS COMBINATION
WILL NOT BIZ DISSOLVED
Will Continue After Rclinquishment OF
Government Control an
March 1.
tHy Associated Press.

MEM YORK. Feb. 3.-Thc American
Railway Empress Company. "a Volun-
t,ry organization Of the BIG express
companies OF the United states for
war operation under the railroad adj
cination under private operation after
r"llnquishment OF government control
March |. I was announced today d.!
George &. Taylor Ihe president.
Consideration Of application TO the
Interstate Commerce Commission FOR
taken mp as soon AS congressional ac-
ton railroad Legislation is taken.
but whcather the increase TO he asked
WI be large or small can not be
for"told now. he said
The companies making Up the rail-
way uNu..Ss never have been directly
under government control. Mr.. Taylor
said. They are tho Adams. American.
Southern Wells Fargo. Great North
crn. Northern and Western Express
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
BORAH VIGOROUSLY
ATTACKS NEW POI ICY
Asserts That Lloyd George Has Been Advised That Reser
vatons Would Be Worthless and Will Not
Prevent America Participating

ninS 10 ol I9ns a 1S Sa. he did no, de-
presidcn AFTER I'm, an Hnor; TO reach the
which failed. and af,e. ful, Stu,iv
ana AFTER consultation with the great.
, si iawxers OF London and some in.
reservations construed by a political
body from whose construction there
Was no appeal would hc whoily WORTH
So Lloyd George cab!ei. Lodge
rTSSeervations satisfactory: we want the
!1nited states to cutter the league
n One me INTO mt, my parlor." said the spider
IN ADVISING you how to get out"
senator Borah declared tina; the
reservations would he just ~ cmcctivc
POINTS at Versailles. They will not
serve TO keep the United States from
,meiits drawn into every controversy
said. w. "'
After, quoting from viscoun, Grey's
tstter the statenicn, ,h"t the weak
some apprch.nd from the American
reservations would not bc felt in prac.
tee: Senator Horlh, i'll his statement.
Thus viscount Grey disposcs Of nil
reservations and renounces them as
T Woula moi ne nr fat and wor;hlsss
term TO use concerning reservations
which have been SYSTEMATICALLY adj
yertiscd as sufficiently strong and Ct
iectlNc to protect our independence
and the sovereignty OF our govern
ment. The sad part OF it is that he
is entirely correct: NV
These proposed reservations do no,
proicc; our Independence They do
not protect America a; al. 'rhav arc
%'inp!y The tiimsy excuse Tor falling
patriotic men 20 do. They sro ,r,r
answer of party politics to the do
inand BY foreign governments to sur.
.enIcr our indcpcndencr. Instead OF
saNns plainly and unmistakab,v ~.
no such surrender Will! br made W.
MAKE the surrender and profess no.
10, oE covering our retreat with rcscr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
Johnson DECLARES GREY'S
i, STATEMENT Is ASTOUNDING
sHyS II britain Docs not object IN
EHualiying Vote. Who Can
object.
| u NssocL..toN Nr..s.l

-,-h ANSAS CITY. MO. Fen 3-Senator
Hiram johnson, OF California. today
characterized as "asicund.n-" tho
statement in letter Of Niscount Grey.
i;,i,n,dy made publi., TIA; .Grea,
States having al equal vote IN the
league OF nations
Tho Senator VAS :, luncheon guest
o! the city club
"It Great britain has 10 objection.
now who does added the senator,
We seem 10 have some Americans who
senator Johnson predicted tho ncaco
treaty would be Amcricanizcd 10 n
degree At least" referring 10 = state
H.tnt by President Wilson that a
reservation to Article y. would cut
Johnson said:
We in the Senate say If tina; would
cut the heart out o. tho treaty. then
VIC WIZ cut The hCArt ont Of IL"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-04
ABOUT RHEUMAT. SIN
"hht thousands Have Found Give.
Relief From This Painful Trouble,

rheumatism is a constitutional cI.
ease manifesting itself in local aches
ana pains. infiamcd joints and stir,
muscles. II cannot be cured by local
or external applications II mus, nav,
constitutional treatment
Take course of the great blood
purifying and tonic medicine Hoods
SarSaparilla. which corrccts the acid
condition OF the blood on which rhcu-
matiSn depends. and gives permanent
relief This medicine combines with
excellent Alternatives and tonics, what
is generally conceded TO be the most cf-
fcct:ve agent in the treatment OF this
disease.
If n cathavtic or laxative is needed
take Hoods Pills. Purely vegetable
Adv.