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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
Iannish Laundry <. <. E9neil AEe Said to
 be Best N World

'4drid, Oct. 2.-The lauf1rywomen ssladrid are probably the Npsst of
 S profession in the world. No- Fe else does the linen come home z slelightfully clean and it is all ac- a&plished in cold water. Within
 k of the window of Kind Alfon-
 Ipalace, any day of the week. ln- Inr Sundays, may be seen acre sS ire of snow-white linen spread sX vdry along the banks of the 1ares. In the turbulent waters creek. for it is nothing more } of its sonorods name, virtu-
 Mthe washing for the millions .E 8Shahitants of Madrid is done.
 & Ter corporation than that of N Arid washerwomen can scarce IN, : @ceived. Some of those work
 ~ Nave been in the profession '; A years, not always as past X Nor they have to serve ! x sssssaS ship lasting many years =. are permitted to under AN their own account. A AH sA ion meets any newcomer A "a bundle of linen to
 Ia of insults are hurled D s M erulars; her linen dis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03

Governor James M Cox, of Ohio, Democratic presidential nominee, is. a lover of good music, particularly orchestra music, although, in his own words, he does not "know a thing about it" except that he knows what he likes"
 Although unacquainted with the technique of music Governor Cox has thorough appreciation of it's value in the homes and the commun- lity. His newspapers have always given full publicity to musical mat ters, and the maintenance of a pro- gressive musical department in them has been one of the things upon which he has insisted.
 In this way he has been able to give particularly practical assistance to the music movement in his home city of Dayton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
A Sale of Diinin| Room Suites Next Week Will Be Dining Roo
 Week at KnoX-Walker'S

9-piece Jacobean Oak Suite, William and Mary period; 52-in. buffet, 54-in. table, side chairs and 1 arm chair and china cabinet.
 3342.50 value less 20 per cent -----
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
GRAPHIC

cember the total attendance 158,842 and that for June being 88,178. De- liveryof S1,oOo,ooO of liberty bonds bought by men while in the service elso affected through the Red Cross during the year, there being 15,OOO bonds distributed by it for the gov ernment. In 263,539 cases of allot- ment and allowance of war risk in- surance, the Red Cross was instru- mental in securing settlements fol the veterans families. It also pros ecuted 50,000 compensation and in
 surance claims.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03

in his first public appe..
 An extra large chorus W
 ed Nhis year and "Buddy schein of You'd be Surprh Ralph Mitchell, Roy Kenny win, Al Wilson, Waltel Claude Williams, Harold < thai, John Sorrells, Clyde Q others will take part.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03

Elk and has always had warm spot in his heart for Pine Bluff, many of the Fields performers having been initiated in the Pine Bluff lodge dur ing he days when Fields made an- nual visits to the Elks theatre here. Robinson, who is brother of Nal colm Robinson, has been in business
 since he left the vaudeville stage,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03

a successful season with the OBflen some months ago. Flournoy, after minstrels, is now with an auto hrm at Little Rock and will come down for all performances here. In ad
 dition to these it is probable that the Elks minstrels will introduce an other Pine Bluff singer-a youngster
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03

666 has more limitations than any other Chill and Fever Tonic on the market, but no one wants limitations. They are dangerous things in the medicine line. Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
OA{fE EO.s---------s- EgNI ggkEiAN'ss IS 10 A|||I EREASE SALARIES
Working Out Plan to Impose Occupation Tax to Ges
 More Funds

The city council at the meeting Monday night will be faced with the problem of devising a plan for rais- ! ing additional city revenues to be ap- piled to the salaries of the members of the fire department. Yesterday five mmebers of the fire depart ment, which has personnel of thir- teen men, turned in their badges to Fire Chief A. c. Breiner, stating they could no longer continue on the force at the salary being paid them. May Tor Hollis was summoned and together vhe and Chief Breiner urged the men Ito remain on the force until after the meeting of the council Monday night when it is hoped scheme for rais- ing the revenues needed to inchease
 the fire fighters salaries will be
 worked out.
 The present salary of the hosemen
 knd drivers is $9O and $100 a month
 Bremen must buy their own uni
 forms and are on duty 24 hours z
 lay. Many of them have been mem
 hsrs EsS te fire department for { h.-'es f'leV2a years. Members of tho ITS. Bfea, have had but one in " forFa1/ ASince the war began. cranleW Occupation Tax
 idephf dBught that the situation rk. Has et Monday night by the pre-
 EH .y4 of an ordinance providing N0fG Aeupation tax for Pine Bluff ell Hollis and City Clerk w. A sA have been working for several et 1pnths on an ordinance providing afzlh an occupation tax, taking as their < lpdel, the several ordinances worked Esllt by the city councils of Birming- 4 I'm, Little Rock, Fort Smith, Hot
 tings, and other cities which have
 lgurated this tax. The schedules
 stated have been placed as low possible, with the expectation of sss 9ng about $15,OOO by the system, y |iae tfx upon individual firms, it is Enif, VIII in this way be so low that fc il be no complaint.
 rumor yesterday that the fire @p.I had gone on strike was de- RgK The men stated that they " " couldn't live on thesMsiIt Ks |an lwere getting: and that theysde- M. med to resign and secure better EsysaA ions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03

{ f11 asl.s, j
 If you metissure aiis ; returns in happikessar satis- faction, your investment in a Kimball Piano or Player Piano will pay large dividends.
 Music has proved a ben eficial influence in all our lives during recent months. It has cheered; has soothed tired nerves; has inspired the weary. We have never fully realized it's place in our homes.
 It will pay you to invest in the Kimball because of it's durability. It stands the test of time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03


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The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-01-31

Gentlemen:
beg to submit the following re-
port of general conditions in the Dis
trict:
have been unable to make an in
spection of the entire district re-
Gently owing to the weather con-
ditions. Very little has been accom-
plished since our last meeting, in
levea construction, or repairs, owing
to the stage OF the river and almost
constant rains.
In East Carroll Parish the new
levee machine at the state line has
been in place for some time and
ready for work, when conditions per-
nit.
The large machine above Lake Pro-
violence has been unable to do any
thing.
Wilton Enlargement has been ex-
tended to another year and funds are
being used to build emergency loops
at Omega, Morancy and Harris Field.
Omega is covered by two good out
fits and can be completed in forty
working days.
Morancy is covered by very good
force but nothing has been accom-
plished on account of seipage water
and rain. Work on the long line at
Morancy has been suspended for the
present and fear it will be several
months before they can resame work.
Miliken's Bend and Cabin Teele levee
have been completed. A short loop
at Harris Field has been staked
out and advertised.
The Government Levee Machine at
Diamond Island, has been idle for
some time.
The, Government Machine station
ed between the Burn and Ashwood
has been laid up for some time also.
We had quite slide or substitution
Of the enlargement at Hard Times
Dixie that caused considerable I'M
easiness, I think we ara prepared to
meet any emergency there.
There is also a Government levee
machine at Kemp that has accom-
plised very little recently.
We have force on Bourgers Levee
cutting and restoring some slides that
has accomplished very little.
The caving banks at Morancy,
Omega and Harris Field have done
very little caying during the last ten
days, or since the water has receded. |
Respectfully submitted,
T. P. KELL, President.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-01-31


On motion Of Commissioner Young
seconded by Commissioner Hamley,
the following resolution was adopted:
Be it resolved, that the President
of this Board, be authorized and di-
rected to warrant on the Bank of St.
Joseph, Of ST. Joseph, La, for the
sum of Fifty Thousand (50,000)
Dollars, said funds to be delivered to
the st. Peter Drainage District Of
Tensas Parish and by them used
under the direction of the State
Board of Engineers for the purpose
of drainage of the Kemp Levee
swamp and adjacent to and Adult
ing thereon.
On motion Of Commissioner Schnei-
der seconded by Commissioner Gold
man, the following bills were allowed:
Mrs. T. S. Siton, rent on lot in
Lake Providence, used by U. s.
Government as camp. site, $4,000; O.
NJ. Fowler, Engineer, making survey
and map of lot 3. Sec. 4, T. IL, R.
IL, Tensas Parish, the sum Of 1910.
On motion Of Commissioner Gold
man seconded by Commissioner Ham
ley, the following resolution was
adopted:
Whereas, The Tensas Lumber Co.,
has offered this Board in settlement
Of claims of certain tract of land
in Concordia parish aggregating
about $50 acres Of land, by paying
the said Board Of Commissioners for
the Fifth Louisiana Levee District
the sum Of (Si2.5O) twelve dollars
and fifty cents per acre, in full
settlement, and upon advice Of its
attorney in said matter, G. P. Bulls,
it does hereby accept same in settle
ment, the land being described as
follows: ,f&a
There being no further business,
the board upon motion duly seconded,
adjourned sine die.
T. P. KELL, President.
o. W. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-01-31

said Act and pursuant to resolutions
and proceedings of the Board of Com
missioners of the Fifth Louisiana
Levee District duly taken for that
purpose.
For a full statement of the rights
of the holders of this bond and the
nature and extent of the security
hereof, reference is hereby made to
the said Act No. 141 of 1916 all of
the provisions of which constitute a
contract between the holder of this
bond, the State of Louisiana and the
Board of Commissioners for the Fifth
Louisiana Levee District.
In Witness Whereof This bond has
been, signed by the President and
attested by the Secretary of said
Board of Commissioners for the Fifth
Louisiana Levee District and the seal
of the said Board has been hereto
affixed, and each Of the coupons here
to attached has been signed with the
engraved or Autographed facsimile
signature of said President and Secre-
tary, and this bond has been dated
August 5th, 1919.
Attest:
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-01-31

II Herbert Hoover had been
prominent in politics in Cleve-
lands DAYS he would have been
known as a Mugwump, a term
which seems to have gone out of
use.
Last August, Mr.. Hoover was
much mentioned for the Repub-
Iican nomination for the Presi-
dency. Since the Democratic
National Convention chose San
Francisco for a meeting place
he has doomed prominently for
the Democratic nomination, and
the New York World, one Of the
Wilson administration, has de-
cIared for him, whether he is
chosen by the Republican or
Democratic convention OF runs as
an lndedendent.
Originally. Mr.. Hoover was a
Republican. born in Iowa and
educated in California, and later
a resident Of New York, Some
one the other day dug up the fact
that for years he was a member
Of the Republican Club in the
latter city. In 1912 he turned
Progressive to support Roose-
welt. In 1916he voted for Wilson.
Evidently therefore he had no
binding ties. and. if he had any
aspirations to be President,
would as readily stand on the
Democratic as on the Republi-
can platform.
If he is nominated, at least he
will not have to be introduced
to the American people. Few
heard Of him before the great
war but among civilians prob
ably no American was more
widely advertised afterit began.
With the Democrats meeting
in San Francisco and California
probably strongly for Hoover.
his nomination while improbable
is by no means an impossibility.
lfhe IS chosen as the Democratic
standard-bearer it win be the
first time that party has given its
nomination to a man who previ-
ously affiliated with another
party.
In these changing times any
thing may happen in politics.
Here In Louisiana the Demo-
cratic party by a decisive major
ity has just selected as its nomi-
nee for Governor a man who
led the opposition to it four years
ago. IN. O. States.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-01-31
.Secretary's Financial Report.

Report has been filed with the State
Auditor, as required by Act No. ITS
of 1904, and will appear in the next
issues of the Official Journals of the
District.
In accordance with Act No. 100,
of 1918 on January 14th, / have for
warded to the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts, our entire record of business
including Vouchers and Sub-Vouchers
for his audit and approval.
o. w. CAMPBELL, Secretary
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-01-31

We have been requested to
remind the business men of VI
dalia that their privilege licenses
due the town Of Vidalia are now
due. and must be paid immedi-
ataIy. to avoid much inconveni-
ence. Do not put it off, go
to the Town Hall and pay up at
once. before penalties are added.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-01-31

Office Board of Commissioners,
Fifth Louisiana Levee District.
Tallulah, La, Jan. 14th, 1920.
Honorable Board of commissioners,
Fifth Louisiana Levee District.
Gentlemen:
] have the honor to submit here
with the financial status of this Board
showing outstanding Certificates of
Indebtedness, cash balance to Janu-
airy LIST, 1920.
/ will state that our Semi-Annual