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WHAT THE WORLDSDO|NC

At the time ~ writing. the great
British coal strike appears to he with
in sight Of settlement. Sympathetic
strikes 10y the railroad and transport
workers. have been halted pending ne.
gotiationS. Whatever the result NAV
be-, the miners are bound To win con.
ceSSionS that will give them greater
voice in the management Of the mines.
II is said that Lord French Is about
to resign a. Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
on account of III health. ireland Is not
healthy place for Englishmcn at the
present time.
King Alexander Of Greece Is i'll
through being bitten 10y monkey This
is indeed AN unusual occurrence. A
king and monkey are 81 different In
tastes. mode Of life and physical APP
pearance. that it * hard to understand
how they could associate with each
other Nevertheless, kings resemble
monkeys in that both are pets for the
amusement ~ the people and both are
supported 10y the donations Of the pub
lie The King is in critical condition
due Ia the infection from the bite an
it is feared he may kick the bucket
What an ignominious death for king
10 die by the bite Of monkey. Kings
in history have died from various
causes. Nero jumped on his sword.
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may introduce variations and fresh
requirements which may drive the in
Surance companies out of the state al
tagether."
The people of this nation are paying
the bill for 81 varieties Of regulation
which hampers industry. The prin-
ciple beneficinries are an army OF Of
flee holders who are constantly seek
Ing to extend their field OF activity and
add new burdens ON the tax payer.
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CWhatS all this talk about GunpUQ2

isTEN, Lester, and you shall hear:
y =, There are three ways to roll
cigarette-wet it with your
tongue, use paste, or crimP it.
But Spur is the only cigarette
note that word only-that has the
crimped seam. No moisture as when
you roll cigarette-no paste as used
b, other makers.
Crimping makes Spur draw easier,
burn slower, taste better. Looking at
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-11-02

,o,.ss -. f.,,,aa and von, Into h,s
,or,cs mo. Tho s,,,n,est ,ra,ax, M,
~. ,n,,,,arv ,vno :, .o.,o,v a. ,a,,.
.,,,.,,..,, a.. en-, ,,an.,-;., a., -
Ion "a ran,,,v taxing bar nlaca "a man.
o,,r.l ana comno,,,or
Five woman cand;da,as An, ,ha rr q
Son.,a ,no,,,,,,, a ,r,,,.h,,;o., ..na,
d.tes a r.rm Jahor c.na,da,. nm, an
Ind.nona.,t aov., uou.o ar. c.n
Id,d.,.s FOR IN. uo,sa NJ penres.,t.-
tivcs. The Prince Of Wales on his re-
cent visit TO the u. s. once said 10 me.
professor don't YOU think that WON
en- going into business and politics will
tend To make them masculine in their
manners and attirer' replied.
Wales. old boy, you can set your mind
Mt ease. As long ms woman continues
to be woman she will like to he admir-
ed by the men and considered beauti-
full And rs long as man continues to
be man, he'will prefer the pretty. fem
mime kind OF girl who doesn't give
continental for politics and who IL
too shy and modest to get up and CAB
at the public. This feminist movement
is only passing phase. IL viii do
some good but eventually nature VIII
restore order and the political woman
who wears collar and tie, waves
flag and rears with rancuous voice at
the convention assembled VIII become
as extinct as the Great Aux
The first Catholic Daily paper has
been established ut Dubuque, Ia. II is
the Daily American Tribune.
Edison is reported to have invented |
an apparatus for communicating with
the dead. Camille Flammarion. the
French Astronomer In commenting on
Edison's claims. says that we already
have I'm orr brains the organ which
will enable communication with the
dead but do not vet know how IN use n
There IL nothinp Theoretically i'm.
possible in such an invention as rh.
son claims IN bove mode ~ sn,,5ts
while II IL alive IN ,be hodv con No,
nm matter nv means NJ nervos and INNS.
rles might NOT tho d,scorno,e sn,r,, be
mile IN affect mot,er IN soma UNIV Or
Oliver Iodgo and o,hay snir,,nons,.
claim that tho sn,rits communicates hy
controII,ng ,nnorot,s On
sensitive thnt tho spirits couId .e,o.t
i without tho intervention ~ mnsc,ss
ar nerves ~ n me,ium whe,hor som
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Charles the First got in the way OF tn,
execu;ioner's axe and lost his head
Louis XIII was guillotined But for q
king to die through being bitten by q
monkey would be something new In bis
tory. Shall il b. said that the great
King Alexander. the ruler Of 40 mil
lions Of his faithful subjects. was
brought down off his throne, toted out
Of his palace and planted in the sub
strata, all ON account Of the bite OF n
monkey;
In an interview with the Breeze's
special reporter. the King stated that
he was walking along the Rue de Di-
donk when he saw coming towards
him. what he thought was Baron Koki-
mo. the Japanese Ambassador. He
stretched out his hand and said. My
dear Baron. how are YOU and then
found he had made mistake. He
apologized and started to retrace his
steps when the monkey made u jump
and bit big chunk off the royal anat-
omy Either the monkey was put on
the job by Ex-King Constantine, who
wants To get back on the throne again.
or else he WAS radical monkey with
strong anti-Royalist views Darwin
said that we all sprang from monkeys,
hut the king evidently didn't spring
from that one quick enough The king
eats his dinner off the mnntel shelf
and saws that he is through monkey
ing with monkeys. II the king should
suffer n relapse and he gathered Ia
his ancestors. suggest that the fol
lowing epitaph be- placed on his tomb
stranger pause and drop a tear
Your noble king lies buried here
"A monkey bit him in the rear"
Tammany Hall finds II difficult 10
control the women voters. They find
HAT women are less willing than men
h follows leadership ~ the bosses" |
The women will not take orders. Also /
It political meetings the women are
more concerned in having their say
han In getting their suggestions
ldOpted
Miss Fannie Wolfs0n. secretary Of
he WomenS Chamber Of Commerce.
declared that when Congress meets. II
will be- asked to pass hill establishing
Government Matrimonial Bureau.
Ne already have sort Of Government
Bureau at Fort Bayard.
Though the Government did not In.
end It for that purpose. Every week
here are one or two TT. Bayard
onples embarking ON the sea Of mat
imony.
Henri Bordeaux. Of the French Acad-
my says that New Woman" Is to
rise from the wars aftermath. and
hat ne has received hundreds of let
PRS from men obJecting to the habit
( independence acquired by women
ince the war The old system where
y women was economically and legal
= dependent upon man, Is bound to
ass away and women will become
lore independent as time goes on. The
ependence Of women is really a survi-
al of the military type of civilization
'hich flourished during the last two I
when war and soldering d
ere regarded as the nohlest profcs- !
ions for man. woman was considered Q
, he weak creature needing protec. {
on. and no young lady was refined I
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>crimped, not pasted

a Spur will give you the idea-and
smoking one will give you the result.
And of course everybody knows
that Spurs are blended from choice
Turkish, fine Burley and other home
grown tobaccos. That's where Spurs
good old tobacco taste comes from.
There's a Let more to be said-but
write it yourself after you've enjoyed
twenty Spurs from the neat(looking
brown and silver package.
LIoGErT e MYERS TOBACCO Co.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-22
CORRESPONDENCE
Miller'S Bluff.

Monday. Jan. 19.-This Beautiful
weather of the past three days makes
one think of spring.
Mrs. Dora Young is confined to her
home with, III grippe. :.
Miss Thelma and Nettie Lee Young
were guests of Mrs. Brad Winham last
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. \. Woody We're
guests Sunday afternoon ut the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Winham.
Mrs. jeff Morgan and son. Walter.
were attending to business in Plain
Dealing Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. Will Arnold is moving his family
near Spring Hill. Here is wishing you
good luck i'll your new home. Mr..
Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. John English. who
about Il year ago removed from their
home here to Red Land. are again res.
idents of our community. Glad to have
You back. Mr.. English.
Mr.. Bolding. while in Plain Dealing
last Wednesday afternoon, stumbled
and fell, breaking the hone Of his right
limb just below the hip joint. Mr.
Bolding is nearing sixty years, of age
and though his injury il serious. he /.
resting nicely. BETH.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-22
Oak Hill.

Tuesday. Jan. 2O.-Tlle weather Is
quite warm at present-but the roads
are very. very bad.
Mrs. Lee Ward Is spending the week
end with relatives residing in Plain
Dealing. #
Mrs. Allen Cason and family spent
Sunday very pleasantly with Mrs. Ca
sons parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Seward enjoyed
Il visit ut th& home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Atkinson Sunday.
Miss Seleter Shipp spent Sunday
night very pleasantly with her friend,
Miss I.easy Seward.
Miss Seleter Ship is Il pleasant guest
of Misses Lydia Mae and Bernie Ward,
of Plain Dealing, this week
Mrs. Belle Seward. spent yesterday
with her step-daughter. Mrs. l.. Il. Ray.
on account of her baby being very i'll.
Miss Minnie IyleS was pleased to ell
terrain Miss Mary Smith ut her home
Sunday. after spending the night with
Miss Mary.
Mr.. Ray has been very sick. but is
better ut present. BEAUTY SPOT.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-22
Pleasant Hill.

Monday. Jan. 19.-The sunshine to-
day is very pleasant. after Il week of
rainy weather. Most like spring time.
isn't it!
Mr.. l. \. Gleason was a pleasant Wis
itor to Shreveport last Friday.
Mrs. r. f. Gleason was IL pleasant
guest of Mrs. Emmett DeMoss to-day.
Where are the stalk cutter and iron
wedge? are general questions now-a-
days. .... -
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Mckenzie are
shopping In Plain Dealing thissa
noon. -.
Mrs. Beulah Dennis Is spending this
week with her daughter. Mrs. l.; A.
Gleason. ~..
Mr.. Il. +. Gleason. Of Shreveport
spent last Thursday and Friday with
his family.
Miss Matte DeNIoss was Il pleasant
guest Of Mrs. Bessie DeMoss. Of Plain
Dealing last Saturday.
MIR. Tom Ford. ST.. of Rocky Mount
is having lumber hauled from the Nc
Kenzie saw mill with which to build q
new residence. ALT.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-22
Col. Stubs Spoke.

Col. Frank l.. Stubbs and party ar
rived in Plain Dealing Monday after
noon in Il special car attached to the
northbOund local. For nearly al hour
and il half he spoke ut the Electric
Theater to il full house. and made a
good impression upon those present.
Senator W. J. Johnston acted as
chairman of the meeting. and Rev. I. J.
Holiday introduced the candidate for
Governor as one whom he knew Us Il
clean man and whom he was proud to
say was worthy of the support Of the
MASSES.
Col. Stubbs made in Plain Dealing
what men of all shades Of opinion
might agree upon as I'll good speech.
1t is not here reproduced Or quoted he
cause the campaign is over and no pur-
pose would lie served in doing 50. 1t il
sufficient to say. to his great honor and
lasting credit. that he pledged his sup
port in advance to the winner in Tues.
days primary election.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-22
LOCAL AND Personal.

Mrs. J. ID. Fenet was Il visitor TO
Shreveport last Saturday.
Mr.. X. Il. Hill. Of Benton, spent
Tues,lay morning and afternoon in
Plain Dealing.
Miss Mary Pickett spent tn e
greater part of last week in Shreve-
mort visiting her sisters.
Miss IIa Bee barnett. Miss Carrie
Barnett and Mrs. Matte Barnett spent
last Saturday in Shreveport.
Miss Mary Sue Logan. of Benton.
came in last Friday and was IL guest
until Monday of Miss Maggie Fenet.
Mrs. w. w. Blocker. of Shreveport
Is here on IL visit with her grandmother.
Mrs. NJ. +. Caldwell. and expects to re-
main for il month.
MIR. and Mrs. Pierce Adams, of
bradley Ark. came in last Friday af-
terpoor and spent the evening as
,uests of Mrs. J. NJ. Cornish.
Mr.. r. \. Keaton. of Shreveport,
rpDresenting his own interest in the oil
usineSS. waS looking over the Plain
healing PROSPECT field this week. .-s
MFR. I.yleS Wyche visited Dixie
lcaddo PariSh) Tuesday to cast his
vote. Mr. Harry Wyche went to Bel
cher where he was registered to vote
that day.
Mrs. Il. +. PinSon. Of TeXarkana.
Ark, who had for Il month been visit
IL. her son. Mr. {. Furnan TinSon. of
shreveport. came in last Friday night
m srend the week END with her nephew.
pr ". +. Bell. While in Shreveport
she was happy in Il reunion with her
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-22
Plain Dealing Department

four boys. three of whom We're lately
discharged from the Army.
Mr.. Luther Smith. of Benton. spent
election day in Plain Dealing.
POSTMASTER J. II. Allen was rather
Ill for some days this week. hut is now
much better
Born last Friday night. to Mr. and
Mrs. \. X. Gardner. of the Mot COM
munity, Il girl.
Mr.. John J. DOleS. who had been
here Oh Il visit with relatives. left for
Baton Rouge Tuesday morning.
Miss Ruth Smith. of Benton. came
in last Friday and was for several
days guest of Miss Maurine Garrett.
Misses Ruth DAVIS and Ella Lee
New. who are teachers in the school at
Linton. spent the weekend with home
folks.
MIR. and Mrs. &. \. Hudson went
to Shreveport last Friday to visit rela-
tives. They returned home Sunday
evening.
MIR. and Mrs. w. Il. Eogys. ST.. left
the first of the week for Grand Cane
to spend Il couple of weeks with their
daughter. Mrs. Lamar Hogue.
Mr.. Alvin Kcoun. Of Centenary
College. Shreveport. came in last Fri
day night to spend the weekend with
his parents. DR.. and Mrs. Il. y. KeOull.
MIR. G. &. Allen left Monday for
Sarepta to visit ut the bedside Of his
old friend, Mr.. Dave DenmOn-in res
pollSe to telephone message Of the
! day previous.
-tity Marshal Tom Crawford was
putting in Il crossing last Saturday at
the East Side junction of Palmetto
Avenue and the railroad rightofway
1t is a popular public Improvement.
Mr.. 4. J. Newlin. of Robinson. Ills.
representing himself in the oil bust
ness. is registered ut the Gray House
| and is getting together bunch OF
! leases in the Plain Dealing prospect
, field.
Col Frank L. StubbS waS accom-
panied to Plain Dealing Monday by Mr.
/ Il. Il. Wyche. of Shreveport: Mr.. w. H
Hodges. of Elm Grove: MeSsrs. W. l
Gayle and \. N. Wyche. of Benton. and
Mr.. J. H. Honeycutt. Of this place. The
party came up on Il special car at
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-22
Election Day.

The election passed off quietly in
fla in Dealing and in all North BOssier.
80 far AZ the Banners representative
is informed. The usual full vote was
pdlled and the interest was intense ut
most of the voting places.
The contest for Governor, however,
absorbed the greater interest and about
all Of the excitement. The friction en-
gendered over the contest for Governor
in RoSsier Parish disappeared for the
most part. we think. with the rising Of
the sun yesterday morning. II any
feeling is left it will soon go the same
way. becaus about every white man Is
Democrat and all Democrats are
going to support the nominee with
clean hands and clear cOnsciences.
As for the contest for parish nonnil,a
items. every one agrees that 1t was the
cleanest race that has occurred In ROS-
sier Parish for many years. pervadet
throughout by the most friendly feel.
ing between the Candidates and their
respective supporters.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-22
Mr.. Kids Graphophones.

Mr. NJ. Il. Kidd does not make graph
opliones ut his Jewelry Store in Plain
Dealing: he merely keeps Il number Of
Columbia Grapllophones to sell and has
the records that 90 with that machine.
and also Emerson Records Also. Mr..
Kidd keeps needles and springs and all
kinds of materials for repairs always
on hand-;lnd he knows what to do
with them. That IL. he cam fix your
machine just AZ nicely as he can fix Il
watch.
While we have your attention 1t
might he well for those Of YOU who
own graphophones) to know that You
cain get on his mailing list by dropping
him Il card with your name and adj
dress written OH it-;lnd then he will
send -frcc-every month cata-
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-22
Baptist Church News.

The regular services Of the Baptist
Church Sunday were attended by the
largest congregations for some months
past, especially the evening service.
The church has granted to Rev. l.. 4.
Materne. the pastor, IL months leave Of
absence to attend the Baptist Semi
nary at New Orleans-the entire month
Of February. Mr.. Materne will there
take a special course in theology. He
will resume his duties with the church
here and ut other points - namely,
Bradley. Ark. and Ivan = March LIST.
The Plain Dealing Church has also
voted for full time" which means
that some time In the near future Mr..
Materne will fill the pulpit here every
Sunday. if contemplated plans mate
rialiHe.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-22
It Was D Good Show.

The local Chautauqua Committee de-
the good selections they have made Of
shows for this season. Not /; bad show
have they caused to come to Plain
Dealin: during the course to date. and
only one show yet remains on the list
for the season.
= The Royal Hawaiians last Thursday
night We're especially good. and they
pleased Il very fair audience. After the
show the musicians showed their good
nature by playing for the young people
to dance. They can always get Il warm
welcome here in Plain Dealing.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-22
A Walking Party.

\ number Of young people took
Sunday walk and kolaking trip to An
trim. The walking Oh the sOuthbOund
lap of the voyage was all that, the
party desired--sO the return was made
ON the northbound passenger during
the early evening. 2 ..-..
- Some nice snapshots we're taken anu
1t was altogether a delightful after
noon outing. .>.> ..'....
Those of the party were: Misses
Margene Arnold. Ethel Cornish. Eula
King. Ruth Herndon. Hazel Swindle,
Edna Winston. Sadie Winston and May
Lusk: Messrs. Paul McGaughey, Fred
Cornish. JENNA Wyche and Alvin
.Ad;iir; Miss Madge Wyche. chaperOne.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-22
Swlndle Old Residence Sold.

The old two-stOry house opposite the
j. :. Gray Store. on East Palmetto Av-
enue. known as the Swindle place. was
some time ago sold by the Swindle
heirs to Mr.. Pete johnson, of the Mil
ler's Bluff neighlOrhOOd. Mr.. Johnson
is now having the house torn down and
will haul the material out to his farm.
where he will use it in building resi-
dence.
The house is one among the Oldest in
Plain Dealing. 1t had grown some
what dilapidated in appearance and its
removal will he a public improvement
even If the lot is left vacant for the
time being.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-22

rtached to the local and was MET at the
station by a large number Of Stubbs
supporters.
Key. r. ]. Holiday will preach ut
the Plain Dealing Methodist Church
next Sunday.
MIR. John Rumgardner. Of Shreve-
port. visited friends here Tuesday night
and yesterday.
MIR. W. NJ. Ieyton. Of Bossier City.
was visitor in Plain Dealing Tues
day. He came to cast his vote.
Miss Madge Wyche has been assist
ant clerk ut the pOStoffice this week on
account of the illness Of Postmaster
Allen.
Mrs. Margery Clark. we are very
sorry to learn. is again confined to her
bed after several months of better
health.
Mrs. NJ. :. BOlinger. OF Shreveport.
was for some days this week visitor
with the family of her son, Mr.. {. +.
Bolinyer.
Mr.. r. w. Eggle>tOn. Principal of
Benton High School. was among those
who were here Tuesday expressly to
vote in the primary election.
DIR. and Mrs. II. T.. Doles and baby.
Of blanchard. came in last Saturday
afternoon to visit their father. MIR.
X. :. DoleS. returning home Monday
morning.
Miss Ethel Harrington. Of Mira.
returned last Saturday from Carter
Vile. where she visited relatives for
! two weeks. She is now, spending some
time here with her brother, Mr.. j. G..
| Holman.
Mrs +. Il. Mading and daughter.
Miss Abilene Mading. of Shreveport.
came in last Friday evening to visit
with Mrs. Mading's daughter. Mrs.
Tom Caldwell, and her sister. Mrs.
w. Il. Swindle.
born Monday. to Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. II. Henry. of Texarkana. Ark. ii
boy-a nephew of DIR. W. +. Bell. of
this place. The mother was known i'll
Plain Dealing during years gone by as
! Miss Sadie Bell.
MIR. {. \. Harrison. Of the Harri-
Son-lurccll Company. left yesterday
morning for Shreveport to buy il line
of shoes. This firm has lately put In
Il line of dry goods recently received,
and is all handsome new stock.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. e. King and little
daughter. of Lake Charles. came in last
Saturday night to lie guests of rela'
tives residing here. Mr.. King returned
home Monday. and Mrs. King expects
to leave tomorrow to join him.
MIR. w. T.. Swindle. who has been
working in the Homer oil fields with
the Sinclair OIL Company since last
November, came home the first Of this
week to see his folks" and cast his
vote. returning to his work Tuesday.
Tuesday morning Mr.. 4. II. Craw
ford killed the last Walker fox hOunt
of his pack that was bitten by II sup
i posed mad dog during the recent cpl
denic. He has killed all together SIX
of his dogs for this cause and now has
only five left.
i Rev. l.. 4. Materne will fill his up
pointnent at the Rocky Mount Raptis
Church tomorrow (Friday) evenin:
at seven O'Clock. Subject: "'Ie are TIL
Salt of the Earth Also. he will preacl
ut Burks' Mission Saturday evening a
seven o'clock. Subject: 4" Come Int
Me-" He will preach ut Ivan next, Sun
day morning and evening. Subject a
morning service: The World PRO
grant," At the evening service: TIL
. Freedom of Salvation"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-22
Hints to Advertisers.

The Star. published at Lyttol. Iowa.
prints this one:
Every advertiser in this newspaper
should take every opportunity lie can
to add names to the subscription list
of this paper. Every one lie puts on
the list helps him. helps the town and
boosts the paper. When you run across
customer who does not take the
paper. make an effort to have him sub
scribe. then you c;ln talk to him
through your advertising. Every one
counts: but it may he the means Of
your selling several hundred dollars
best side of tile proposition. Think
about it little and then get busy
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-22
A City Drainage System.

The city government Of Plain Deal
ing has decided to survey drainage
system. with the view of cutting the
bitches at an early date (if pOsSible)
that will make this more sanitary
town.
The work. it is thought, may be done
without the issue Of bonds. the normal
city taxes being sufficient to cover all
the expenses.
Mayor Stroud says the survey will
be made ut once and the work begun
the Mayor says. will most likely make
the survey.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-22
Mldterm Examinations.

The Plain Dealing High School fac
ulty has been exceptionally busy Of late
with the midterm examinations and
reorganization for the second term.
which began Monday. The Banner
learned that the examinations revealed
good progress and the attendance is
also reported as good. ..
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-01-22
Drilling In Whltesldes Well,

The drill-Stem for the rig ut the
Wlitesides well. OH the J. ID. Fenet
place. came last Friday and Monday
was hauled out to the site Of the well
SOME six miles southwest Of town. 1t
was for the want of this piece of ma
cllinery that has caused the drilling to
lie suspended for a couple Of weeks or
sU-until this week.
The we'll had been drilled to depth
Of $50 feet when the work was sus.
pended.