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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
DISTRICT COURT HEARING
HIGGINS CASE At MEMPHIS

Special 10 The Nevs.
MEM mis-. Jan. District
court has been In session this
week ANA the case Of u. Higgins
is ON trial This IL a statutory
case and has created widespread
interest In the county. When th,
Officers went To arrest Higgins luHt
fall at his home near Estelino he
eluded them and chase Of three
days followed IN the bottoms OF
Red River lie was finally located
and surrounded IN corn field and
attempted TO cut his throat with q
pocket knife before the Officers
reached him, II is alleged lie
waived preliminary hearing aud
has since been In jail here. Tho
grand Jury found two bills against
him. The first case Is on trial. 4
very large crowd has filled the
court room during the entire case.
Higgins wife was buriod last June
at Memphis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
FEELING BLUE?
I LIVER LAZY?
TAKE A CAL0TAE
Wonderful HOY Young anc Encr.
Ec,ic You Feel Amer Taking This
Nauscaicsa Colonel Tablet.

n you have not tried Calotabs
you have delightful sprrise await.
Ing you. The wonderful livcr-clcans
ing aud system-purifying properties
of ralomel may now be enjoyed with.
nut the slightest unpleasantness A
Calotab at bcdtime with swallow
OF water,thal's all. No taste, no
salts. nor the slightest unpleasant,
effects. You wake up in the morn.
ing feeling ogOud that YOU want Ia
laugh about II. Your liver Is clean
you rsystcm Is purified, your appc-
lite hearty. Eat what YOU wish
no danger. The next time you feel
lazy, mean, nervous. blue or discour.
AGED give YOU liver a thorough
cleansing with e Calotah. They are
20 perfect that your druRgitt n auth
ori2cd to refund the price as guar.
antcc that you wall b. delighted.
Caloiahs are sold only In original
scaled packages. Price thlrty.fiyo
coats. Al all drugstoros.- (adv).
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING
COURSE NEW DEPARTMENT
At State UNIVERSITY

Special to Tho News
AUSTIN. Texas, Jan. q. \ 70.
entity organized department II the
iriNorsity of Texas b. the Frbiir
ll,alth Nursing course Mics Jane
Dpffy Ga director Of the course. Sc.
fore coming 10 the University Mias
Duiiy was In charge of public
health nursing In san Antonio.
Ten graduate nurses Of res,H
hove already registered for the
courses gnd there VIII probably go
man whore. The course viii lat
i've months the first three beln ,
rent in INSTRUCTION ~ The l'niyc.
.ly and ,hc latter two being De-, Of.
"a 10 field work In Houston Tho
.,lfscs are limited To twelve. cav
graduate nurses from accredited
choCls ere Eligible TO take his
course.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
FAIR PRICE COMMITTEE
HAS CHARGE OF PROGRAM
At ROTARY LUNCHEON

The program at Thursdays meet
ng OF the Rotary club was taken In
'harge by the self appointed Fair
Price" committee OF which G. T..
Maggard was chairman. percen-
ages Of profit to be made by GER
ain businesses IN the city were
outlined.
Guy W. Faller, president Of the
Rotary club. was ordered to stop
making any profit for the services
rendered by the City Light A.
Water Company Mr.. Faller
banked the committee very cor
Tally. saying that II he could he
assured of breaking even, his com-
iany would he doing far better
han Il had been In the past 4
rofit ~ 100 per cen, was decided
: "f'lr" for the piggly Wiggly
stores.
The public affairs committee re-
ported on the purposes Of tho
lions Club for q "Ciiy by Design"
committee In Amarillo The COM
mittee will-makc a final report
next week. The city by Design"
movement has been fostercd to make
= better city of AMARILLO and one
hat IL beautiful Its purpose as n
committee will be advisory only.
The guests ut the meeting were
&c Sattorwhiic reprcsentatiy Of
his district In the state legislature.
Garland smith, International Mag
lzine Company. George Pratt.
lold man, Gulf Refining Company;
r bye. plainvicw: Leslie Mobiles
'udcc HUFF NJ II, Cunningham.
Felix Franklin, Judge r. w. Hall,
=. T. Humphrey and II. l.. Grlsom
Fifty two members were present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
Don't Continue Co..:io4.5,

Don't lei 3nur tovts p'".,.
ycgr system. Make O. .m i..J'o'
regularly keep N" Luls C..Is'"'
Of wnSic matter N',h H. h..s''
New Life pins.
Eillousacss sick honiac'o. soYr
stomach, irdlrcsfipH. u.tt
furred tongue. hnd bica'. t.na
~ The cinharrasSmDg.s ava Nsrl"i
forts trucVahi" HuIh,itui IluH
easily They're rrt'.te' Ns IN" o""t
sionnl usr ~ pr Rags Sow si.
Pills. Move the bowels sun.'' is
hrt surely Try ~ ~ tnnl- ,L =
druggists 2ic. ns usu1l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
CENSUS Representative
PLEASED WITH WORK here

J, l.. Aston. special representa-
tive of the Bureau Of Census NJ
Washington, u, c., Is In Amarillo
ar few days Ia assist In the local
enumeration.
Mr., Aston Is very anxious that
lmorlln obtain q fair and accurate
Enumeration aud has requested that
N persons who have not been
Enumerated turn In their names 20
hat they may be counted. MIR.
Aston has offered his cooperation
10 the Board OF city Development
which organization has been prais-
"d by him for its efforts In assisting
the government onumcra,ors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
ONLY TWO RECEIVING
STATIONS FOR NAVAL
RECRUITS ARE open

u Illm Ion charge Of The local
laval ufncc.hns received Instructions
10 accept recruits 90 b. sent lo Gulf
port Miss. and Newport Il / only.
"a defs were rec, we'd u few days ago
To- cease sending recruits 10 lIamp-
ton Roads. Va So tar none have
been sent 10 any OF the Pacific coast
naval stations.
victory buttons have recently been
given 10 q VI Wisoman Homer
Floyd Grounds. = b Jarrad and Jor
W. GouthOrn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23
CLARK B. M'KENz|E
II DIES OF PARALYSIS

Clark Bn.-Se Mckenzie. aged 81,
until seccntly connected with sam
u Vaughn In the garage businc is
dicd al liiO yesterday afternoon -
the family residence iOi West
Ionth street. from paralysis.
MI Mckenzie was well known IN
Amarillo and the Panhandle II,
was an officer OF the local L. G. r
aSs5c1tion.
lie Is survived by his wife ana ong
DAUGHTER, Alga.
The body will b. shipped To Runge
near san Antonio, this afternoon ON
thc o'clock Denver train. All
travelling mon are requested to meet
at the lAkle undertaking establish.
mont VA march In body to the
train.
Pail bearers are. T. VI. King, 4
II. OBrion. W. u. netirassi. ". T.
Hopkins, A. u. Dozior and ]. n
prtchetl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23

Mr.. and Mrs, Harvey Cash, OF DIM
miti. Texas. are visiting IN the city
us the guests of Mrs. Mary Walden.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-23

Little Lewis Newton pitlman. Jr,
rs reported seriously 40 at his home,
1915 Van Buren, street
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-04-22

dance. Music for the occasion was
furnished by Il Shreveport band.
Mr.. John Adger. of Gillian. passed
this way last Thursday Oh his way to
Shreveport.
The Misses Love. of Shreveport. are
guests at the home of their uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. \. Nj. Gleason.
\ regular meeting Of the local Ma
sonic Lodge was held Tuesday night of
last week. Some degree work was done.
Mrs. Graham DIETER remembered as
Miss Katie Mai BirdwelD and her
sister are visitors ut the home of Mr..
and Mrs J. +. Adger.
The last weekend baseball game
in Which the local nine took part was
played in Shreveport. on the diamond
at st. Johns College. Our home boys
defeated the college team by a score
of II to 3.
Mr.. Lannie Dawson and Miss Alma
VaughaIl. both of this place. We're
united In marriage ut the First Metllo-
dist Church Of Shreveport. Wednesday
afternoon Of last week. the 18th. Rev.
j. NJ. Brown performing the ceremony.
The groom is Il popular young business
man who has been i'll the garage bust
| ness here for the past several years.
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and is to put down Il well within
ninety days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy Westbrook are
now located ut Fairbanks. Livingston
Parish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Deck and their
brother spent Saturday night and
Sunday in Shreveport.
Mr.. Lee BurkS. of near Red Land,
has two quite sick children. They have
pneumonia. following Influenza.
\ wedding that was celebrated in
Shreveport on the 18th will be an an
nouncement of interest to many resi-
dents of RoSSier Parish. On that date
Mrs. Sally Odom WAS united in mar
rage to Mr. Rudolph Tally. both we'll
known to many who will see this in
print. The ceremony was said Ey Rev.
Drake. of Noel Memorial Church. and
the place of the union was ut the home
Of Mr.. +. l.. Mcclenaghan. Robinson
Place. Following the ceremony the
couple left over the v. :. and l.. for IL
wedding trip and are now visiting in
Jackson. Miss. New Orleans and Bo-
yalus;,. Rudolph is Il BoSsier Parish
boy and was reared OH farm near
Hughes Spur. -FRECKLEs.
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MiIler's Bluff Dots.

Tuesday. April 2O.-Following the
continued warm days of the past week
the gardens are growing nicely.
Mrs. Woody and Mrs. W'inham were
guests Monday afternoon of Mrs. Seth
Arnold.
Mrs. Mary Morgan and Miss Sylvie
Cobb visited in HosSton Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crouch visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe COnatser one day
last week.
Mrs. Nora Arnold and Mrs. John
English. We're shopping in Plain deal
ing yesterday.
Mrs. Sallie Ryrham. of Ida. spent
last week ut the home Of her brother.
Mr.. Tom Gardner.
Little Doris IIillyer WAS Oh the sick
list last week and was absent from
school for Il couple of days.
Miss Annie Woody WAS Il weekend
visitor ut the home of her father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. +. \. Woody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Arnold We're Wis
itors Sunday ut the home of Mr..
.Arnold's brother. Mr.. W. ID. Arnold.
There will he all-day singing and
dinner on the ground ut the school
house the first Sunday III May. Don't
forget to come--;,nd bring Il basket.
The Wednesday night song service
has been suspended for the present
but every one is invited to meet OF
Saturday nights and take part In the
song service. beth.
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Plain Dealing Department

Miss Mary Pickett. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
curry came in for Il little while.
MIR. {. L. Floyd. who is now work
Ill: in Shreveport. spent Sunday here
with his family
Mrs. Allan BoggS and little son. of
Shreveport. are spending while with
DR.. and Mrs. Keoun.
Miss Lois Swindle. of Yellow Pine.
spent the weekend here with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Swintlle.
MIR and Mrs. .AyImer Wyche and
little son. of Benton. spent Sunday here
with Mrs. WSche'S father. Mrs. :. J.
CALDWELL
-Mp>>rS. AnSel and John stroud.
Roy .Adair and J. W. Wyche notore,l
over from Dixie Sunday in AnSel
Stroud'S car.
MIR. and Mrs. COrbie Allen returned
home last Friday from Il weeks visit
with Mrs. Aliens parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roach. of Mansfield.
Mrs. T.. l.. Harper land two chill
dren) Of Shreveport. motored up last
Thursday with her brother. Mr. Ram
sey. and spent the day
Mr.. J. +. !Adair returned Sunday
afternoon from Joplin. Mo-. where he
bad been for several weeks looking
after his mining interests.
MIR. T.. :. Fluitt came in Sunday
from Carroll. where he is working. for
IL visit with his family He returned
to his work Monday afternoon
MIR. Hunter has begun work on the
bone of Mr.. Archie Brown. of Benton
Mr.. Brown expects to move his family
here as soon as the residence is conf
pleted.
Sunday night Hon. II. Il. Laugh
baum. of Oklahoma. attorney for the
| .AntiS;llOOn League Of that state, spoke
most elouuently against an amendment
! to the 18th Observation-Disclosures. the
, sale of beer and wine. After his talk
Il generous contribution. spreading over
five years. was made to the anti>:llOol
campaign fund. In the flag contest. fol
bringing. the most hearers. the winners
! were the class of Mrs. J. Il. TURNKEY.
| Mrs w. +. Bell gave Il parlor dance
last Saturday night for Miss Haze
Swintlle. Those dancing We're Mis-.
Hazel Swintlle and Fred Cornish. Miss
Ruth Herndon and Sherburne Sentell
Miss Edna Winston and Henry James
Miss Eulu King and Alton KeouI. Miss
Nellie White and Edens Cheshire. Mis-,
Ethel Cornish and Paul NIc(;auglley
Miss Maggie Fenet and Carl Perry
Miss Abilene Cornish and Alvin Adair
! Abb Crawford and Mr.. and Mrs. Rol
Curry. During the evening straw
berries. ice cream and cakes were
served the dancers.
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Phillips Hill.

Tuesday. April oO.-We have had
lovely weather the past few days.
Guess April borrowed few days from
May-but this morning feels more like
March weather again.
Mrs. Maggie Coyle was very sick
Sunday. hut is now much better.
Pies Johnston and family were Wis
itorS Sunday ut the home Of Mrs. Iottie
BurkS.
Henry Coles baby was sick yester-
day and was taken to Dr. Hall for
treatment.
The saw mill put in very good time
last week. 1t was not being operated
yesterday on account Of the shortage
| Of labor.
W. u. Johnson and family went to
Plain Dealing last Saturday and spent
Sunday ut the home Of Senator and
Mrs. w. J. Johnston.
! Mrs. Molly RurkS had an attack OF
vertigo one day last week and fell to
the floor. She was put to bed and Dr.
Hall called to attend her. She is mucl
better ut this time.
| Mr.. John Jones. who moved up or
the river about Il month, ago. has beel
in our community for Il few days fol
the purpose of selling the timber OF
his homestead place. He made the sale
and returned home to-day.
The report is current that i. private
oil company is about to bring In Il wei
not far from HOFFMAN. Webster Parish
Another company has leased five acre:
| Of land from Sonny IIOrtman for 5000
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Arkana.

"Wednesday. April 21.-'i'he farmers
are busy planting. We hope for il good
crop this year.
Mrs. :. \. Gillum returned last week
from Gillian. where she visited her
friends.
Martha Burton returned to Benton
Sunday to he in the school concert
reliearS;ls.
Mrs. NewSom, of Marshal. Texas. is
visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. :. y. Gillum.
Miss Eula King of Plain Dealing,
was !, guest of her sister. Mrs. {. G.
Burton. last Saturday. -
Mr.. +. +. Imi,Son. after an illness of
about eight months. is able to he III,
again. and was guest of Mr.. Thomp-
son the first of this week.
Mrs. L. NJ. Burton and children
returned home last Saturday. after
spending several days in Benton with
relatives. -LA.-ARK.
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Pleasant Hill Happenlnfs.

Monday. April 19.-.At last spring
time weather is here. Sure does make
IL fellow feel lazy. doesn't it:
Cattle dipping hegins ut the Gleason
vat next Thursday.
Mr.. Il. l.. Hurks has two children
very i'll with pneumonia.
Irish potatoes are looking better than
was expected after the freeze.
Mr.. Madison Mckenzie spent Satur-
day night with Mr.. Jack Gleason.
Mr.. \. ]. DeAIoSS' hand is improving
slowly. but he cannot use 1t ut all.
Mr.. Emmett DeNIoSs was IL business
visitor in Shreveport last Wednesday.
Mr.. Marion Mckenzie made bust
hess trip to Shreveport last Saturday.
Miss Iona Gleason is spending Il few
days of this week with her brother,
Mr.. J. ID. Gleason.
Mrs. DeCalb Norris. of BosSier City,
is visiting her cousin. Miss Matte
DeAloS>. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. l.. DeAIOsS and Mrs
Caleb Mckinney We're shopping III Plain
Dealing last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mckenzie
visited relatives in Plain Dealin.
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harris. of Okla
bona. are visiting at the homes OF
MeSSrS. J. ID. and Il. +. (;leiOn and
X. l.. Harris.
The farmers are planning cotton
planting this week. Have not heard OF
any being planted around here yet
Seed are too scarce and high to riSE
losing any. ALT.
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Emma Items.

Monday. April 19.-Mr. J. s. Cozby
was over in Webster Parish Sunday
to see his hest girl.
Mr.. W. T.. Foster made II business
trip to Plain Dealing Saturday.
Mrs. :. &. cozby visited Mrs. Rosie
Crow. of Webster Parish. last Friday.
Mr.. w. T.. Foster and J. II. RomineS
made IL business trip to Sarepta last
Friday.
Miss Minnie CoZby spent last Thurs
day night ut Oak Grove with her sister.
Mrs. {. w. Rogers.
Mr.. John Cole and son. Torrance.
spent Friday night with Mr.. Coles
sister. Mrs. :. {. COZby.
Mrs. :. G. cozby and daughter. Miss
Minnie. visited ut the home Of Mr..
James Giles (near Oak Grove) Sunday.
Mr.. ]. Nj. Cole. who returned home
Saturday from StephenSville. Texas
where he spent Il week at the bedside
Of his brother. Mr.. W. l.. Collie. expects
to leave for that place to-day. His
brother Is said to he still critically ILL.,
There was quite fishing party on
Caney Creek last Saturday. Severa
members of the party We're from neal
Plain Dealing. No one seemed to have
gotten overloaded with fish. One 10:
across the creek seemed to have gottel
overloaded with about 1S:-lWunde1
and lodged IL certain young man:
foot. But the creek did not dodge him
1t is hoped that all who have rela
tiveS and friends buried in the Emnl;
Cemetery will meet Mr.. TObe Gile'
there the first Saturday in May. ant
come prepared to give the old buria
place IL good clean up. All unsightl.
grass. weeds and underground shoult
I've chopped up and removed. Also
there is one monument that IL storm
has blown down. and 1t should he reset
Come early. friends. and bring you
tools, with YOU. -CRAn APPLE.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Rocky Mount.

Monday. April 19.-This Is spring
time we;,ther--;lt last.
Miss Esther Black spent the week
end with home folks.
Mrs. J. f.. I.ockey spent sunday with
her mother Mrs. Hyde.
Mr.. Il. :. ShOckley. who has been
employed in Homer. has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. &. \. Bounds spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Bounds.
Little Miss Maryery Bounds spent
the week with her mother. Mrs. J. NJ
Bounds.
Rev. Futrell filled his regular al'-
rmintnent ut Concord Sunday and
Sunday night.
The farmers are behind with their
work. but maybe Il few fair days will
allow more work.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. Nj. Bounds were
guests ut the Il. +. Oslesby home
Sunday afternoon.
MeStlaneS G. NJ. Dennis. Marvin
! RurkS and Frank .\lretlge visited
MeS,l;meS Jockey.
Miss Sadie Ritter, IL student in Plain
Dealing High School. spent the week
end with her parents.
While playing ball Saturday after
noon Miss Bessie Fay Kelly stepped
upon Il snake and was bitten by 1t. The
snake was Il rattleSnake pilot and
measured three feet. Bessie Fay is
! getting along nicely.
; Miss Edith Zeigler. who has been
teaching ut Fay. Vim Parish. has
returned home. Her school closed last
Wednesday night. We are all glad to
have you home. Miss Edith.
Mr.. Charlie Garrett and family were
visitors ut the home of their mother
Mrs. Jane Garrett. Saturday night and
Sunday.
Those making certificates in spelling
in the Rocky Mount School were:
Third Grade-('Onnic DeMO>S and
Gertrude Futrell.
Fourth Grade-('yrlS Zeiyler. Wayne
Ford. TesSie Ogleshy. ID. :. Futrell ant
Melvin Ritter.
Sixth Grlde-Avrie S;lnhorl. Mag=i.
Belle Bounds Bessie Kelly. Florence
Bounds and Madye Zeigler.
Seventh Grade-EIliS Ritter ant
Esther Black.
Eigth Grade-Isuth O=lesby. canni,
DeAloss and Robert Zei:ler.
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julius Cesar and Caligula also con-
sidered the construction of Il waterway
Tut it WAS not until the time Of Nero
that the first actual attempt was made.
The difficulties proved far greater than
were expected. and ut Nero's death the
work was abandoned. During 1881 Il
French engineering company was
awarded il contract to complete the
work but it was not finished until 1888.
when Queen Olga. of ireeSe formally
opened the canal by cutting Il ribbon
with Il golden pair of scissors.
The canal is seventy feet wide with
IL minimum depth of twenty-six feet.
At one point the cut is :eS7 feet deep.
almost as deep as the Culehra Cut In
Panama. 1t is without locks. being /,
sea level canal throughout.
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American Navy in Greece

of Corinth and the SarOnic Gulf.
Though less than four miles in length.
it results in il saving of over 100 miles
in the journey from the .Adriatic to
collStantinople. 1t is reported that
Fernandez during GOO Il. {. first pro-
posed such IL canal. but his engineers
affirmed that one gulf was higher than
the other. and the priests assured him
that the anger of the two oceans at
bein. mingled would result in the
downfall of Corintl. As Il substitute
the DiOlkoS was built. flat stone road
over which small boats were carried
on wooden rollers The cargo WAS I'M
loaded and sent across in carts.
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All. Day Singing.

There will he an all-tlay singing ut
Red Land Church the first Sunday
in May. Everybody is invited to come
and bring Il basket. We especially i'll
vite singers and singing classes to he
present. Let everybody remember the
date. Come and help us make the day
one that every one will enjoy.
RED LAND SINGING COMMITTEES.
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The bride has for some time past been
the capable and popular assistant
cashier ut the First State Bank Of
Belcher. They will continue to make
their home here. Many old friends
have been lavish in their c0ngratula-
lions and well wishes.
\ dinner complimentary to Mrs.
Amanda North. Of Dixie. was given ut
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. +. 4.
Rabbi. the occasion being Mrs. Nortlis
18th birthday anniversary. Mrs. W. IL.
Stroud and Mrs. l. II. Martin. Of Dixie.
were also present ut the dinner.
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Owing tn the difference in heights Of
the tides on the opposite sides of the
Corintllian peninsula. the current
through the canal is usually very swift.
For this reason it is rather dangerous
for light craft. and therefore seldom
used by any. except narrow ships with
powerful engines.
This. photograph shows the L. =. :.
BARNEY going through cut. While
the ship was OH duty in these waters.
the men of the BARNEY had IN oplortu-
nifty to visit many Of the old Greek
ruins. including the Metropolis. as
shown in the smaller picture.
After leaving Greece. the BARNEY
continued her trip toward home via
Rome. Italy. Nice. France. Gibraltar
and the Azores.
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local AND PERSONAL.

Miss Carrie Nyclle was Il Slsreve-
.,+ visitor last Saturday.
Mfr. ]. T. Many attended the Pres
,,,ery in Minden last week.
,Iiss Henri Sentell spent the week
and in Shreveport with friends.
Alton Kcoun spent the week lend
.,me IIci> Il student in Centenary
college. Shreveport.
Mrs. J. $. Gray spent last Friday
!, shreveport as IL guest Of her sons
.a.un and Rob Curry.
Mrs. Morris EmmonS land three
,u,,ren) of Winfield. came up Friday
visit with her mother, Mrs. f.
7. Kirtley
-premrationS are being completed
,.,;n work on the new school build
'.,--setting stakes t" mark the site for
.,aa fo,,pdation and gettin. the level. etc
AIRS. G.. G. Woodbridge spent the
,rsekend here with Mrs. J. :. Gray.
She expects to leave this week for New
nrI.,,,s to spend the summer with her
brother.
AR and Mrs. Rob Curry and little
VIRGINIA.. who are now guests Of Glenn
,,rr, of creswell Street, Shreveport.
,.p,torpd ND last Saturday to be guetSS
= Mrs. J. :. Gray. returning to the
dty Sunday.
Mrs. W. +. Bell wa> hostess to the
p,,k club last Saturday. Miss Mary
sekett. cutting with Mr.. Gray and
Mrs. Bush. won the priZc-;. dainty bit
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