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Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13
SoVIETS PREPARE FOR DRIVE.
Skeleton Government Ready to Take
 Roumania and Poland.

London, Jan. 12.-The Bolshevists are making extensive preparations for their drive into Roumania and Poland, according to Moscow papers received here, and are anticipating success.
 Skeleton governments have been prepared for the two countries to be invaded, so that the soviet govern ments can begin to function as soon as their armies are successful.
 Not So, Says Soviets.
 New York, Jan. 12.--Russia is not preparing to make big spring drive on Roumania and Poland, Russia, Minister Tchitcherin declared in message given out at Soviet head quarters here today.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13
CROSS ROADS

Rev. Colson filled his regular ap- pointment here Sunday.
 Miss Leona Grain is attending school at Kingsland.
 Miss Maude Hall, who is teaching the Como school spent the week end with Mrs. Deveny.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Armstrong of Hope are here visiting relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Lisenby have returned to their home at Dumas af- ter an extended visit with relatives here.
 MT. and R. N Massey received g message last week stating the deatf of his brother, Auston Massey at Rowell, N. M.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13

and actual work will soon be started
 Mrs. Marvin Reed will have the job of appointing stage committee.
 The ninth and tenth grades of the Center school will entertain the school with debate Friday after noon.
 The condition of Mrs. John Rob eIts lis reported somewhat better af- ter an illness of several weeks.
 Everybody is especially invited to Sunday School Sunday. A better school is the motto. Plans for Chil- dren's Day in March will be placed before the pastor soon.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13

Miss Ruth Williams, who is teach ing in Redland township arrived here Wednesday to spend the holidays with home folks.
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 MT. and Mrs. F. D. Pattor of Tarry and Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Pat ton of Ladd returned to their home Thursday after visit with MT. E. B. Henderson and family. < x x ' Mrs. J. ". Scales of Pine Bluff and Mrs. Lucy Taliaferro-Breat waite spent several days with friends here this week. x :: < Miss Antoinette Ahlschier, Rec Cross nurse, who has just completed the course of instructions at New Edinburg, made a short visit to Mrs ]. B. Searcy and other friends here Wednesday before leaving for her 1 home in Dallas, Texas. Miss Ahlschier has made many warm friends during her stay in this county.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13
ROGERS.REED

Miss Edan Reed and Mr. Lee Rog- CTS were married here Friday after noon at the home of Mrs. Cannon, the Rev, F. c. Cannon saying the cer- emony.
 The bride is the daughter of E.. H. Reed of Calmer and the groom is the son of the Rev. Buck Rogers and has made his home here greater part of his life. Both have many friends here. They will make their home at the C. A. Foster place near Rison.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13
WARNING ORDER

Henry Frederick, Plaintiff, ! Vs. l Osie Frederick, Defendant.
 The Defendant, Osie Frederick is warned to appear in this Court with in thirty days, and answer the com plaint of the Plaintiff, Henry Fred erick.
 Jan. 9th, 1921.
 E. L. McLENDON, Clerk J. M. McMurtrey, Atty for Plaintiff J. s. Thomas, Atty ad litum for non resident Defendant.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13

Everybody who has read the bYight paragraphs and editorials of MiRe Connolly. the veteran Memphis jour nalist, will be sorry to learn of his death. He was brilliant writer and a prince among men.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13
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LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF

 a s& % < % *% J. w. Frey and son, Luther of Ma son spent Sunday with friends here. Born. to Mr. and Mrs. John Reed, Tuesday. December 21st, girl. Brswner Mosley was business visitor to Pine Bluff Wednesday.
 < # x
 ROOMS FOR RENT at Tugwell Hotel Mrs. R. L. Thomasson. 1t.
 x < *
 ". T. Jacks was here from Row. @n Saturday.
 .john Cash was a business visitor here from Draughon Saturday.
 4 k *
 Misses Lois and Sallie Culpepper visited in Pine Bluff Saturday.
 < x
 Doc Barker was business visitor here from Kingsland last week.
 ss x X
 J. k Norton was here from Cnlmer Saturday
 w. h. Austin of Randall was business visitor here Saturday,
 & x x l. F. Moore had business in Pine Bluff yesterday.
  Henry Trammell and Lee Bur. Yough were here from Lee township !, Sunday,
 J. c. Rogers of Malvern was called : here this week by the serious illness and death of his brother
 < x x Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nor ais at Texarkana, Saturday, January sSth girl
 x x < Misses Vivian and Eva Moore vis- lted their sister, Mrs. W. E. Clark at Strong this week.
 < x x Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Clark have moved from South Bend to their home at Sunnyside
 < * Miss Mary Holmes returned Satur- siay from an extended visit with rel ssatives at Graywood.
 Misses Rachel Fore and Margue- aite McMurtrey arrived here Tuesday 1 from Ouachita College < < * FOR SALE-~Oil and gas leases on ! few forties near Elliott We'll No l. l Address Owner, care Hereald. 4t
 EM Mr and Mrs H. J. Lively of ! Elias, Texas visited E. B. Tender ! son and other relatives here last week | Mrs. Sullenberger returned to her l home in Texarkana after visit with ! her daughter. Mrs Ari Powers here Saturday.
 X * *
 Mrs. Geo. Richardson returned to Her home in Pine Bluff Saturday af- ter visit with her sister, Mrs. Wood aon Mosley.
 < *
 Zcll Smith left Saturday for Little Rock where he will work in the Bank E4rs. Smith will join him there in about two weeks.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13

It will not be the dancers who pay the fiddler at the inauguration. but the people
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13

If some of theose departments haven't any money to run on it will mot be necessary to abolish them.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13

State of Arkansas. County of Cleveland, ss. We. E. NJ. Atwood President and E. T.. Atwood, Cashier, of the above named Bank. do solenny swear that hte above statement is true to the best of our knowledge and belief.
 E. NJ ATWOOD, E. T. ATWOOD,
 President Cashier. Attest --E. T. ATWOOD,
 F. M. ATWOOD.
 C. B. ATWOOD. Directors. Subscribed and sworn to before this sth day of Jan. 1921. (SeaD H. G. ATWOOD.
 Notary Public. My Commission expires June. is2l.
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13
Report of the Condition of BANK OF NEW EDINB URC

New Edinburg. Cleveland County. Ark. at the Close of Business Dec. 29. 1920 1 RECOIIQTEc
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13
Report of the Condition of CLEVELAND COUNTY BANK

Kingsand, Cleveland Counyt Arkansas, at the Close of Rusinnss Dec 29, 1920
 RESOURCES
Cleveland County herald., 1921-01-13
Report of the Condition of BANK OF BISON

Rison, Cleveland County. Ark, at the Close of Business Dec. 29 1920
 PEcOIIRCES
The Bossier banner., 1921-07-14
Be Sure You Regi<ter.

The date Of the primary election to
nominate an Associate Justice Of the
Supreme Court from the new district
including BOssier Parish has been fixed
as August 23d. Tint means that the
voters Of the parish now not f1gistered
will have until {and including) Sature
day Of next week TO register. As there
are eighteen voting precincts in the
parish it is to be seen that there is not
time fdf the Clerk Of Court to adver-
tise and make round OF the parish to
register it's voters. Nor would there
have been time to do this had the date
Of the primary been known.a a week ago.
Also, no provision has been made for
new registration.
The women voters OF the parish are
again here reminded that they must
not only register on or before the 2sd.
but must pay their 1920 poll taxes.
Unless you register and pay your poll
tax you cannot vote.
The date of the election to follow the
primary is September 2Sth.
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No. Ss77. In Seepnd DiefsIct Court, Bossier
Pasieh. LoulsiGpG. Bank Of MtDdeN ps.
E. y. TeN ArsdeI, u
BY virtue Of writ of seiznre and sale,
issued from the Second District Court Of
Bossier Parish, Louisiana. and to me direc.
ted, i haye seized and viii se.f At public
auction, for cash. and ACCORDING to law, at
the principal frdnt door Of the Court House
Of Hossier Parish. Ilotiialhna, during the
legal hours Of sale, oR sntarday, August
20, 1921. the folIossiAg described property.
torwit:
The west iisM OF northwest quarter,
southeast quarter of northwest quarter.
northeast quarter Of southwest quarter and
north half Of southeast quarter OF south
west quarter Of section 18. township. 1a,
range IL, containing $50 acres, fl Bessier
Parish. Louisiana ss II s,SA
Said property to- be sold Al belonging To
the above defendant, to pay the debt spec.
lied In said writ, as well as all costs ol
suit.
Sheriff and er-o1acfo Auctionees.l
July {. 1921. [aug 1sl
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somery will also visit New Orleans 70
spend few days with former scnooi-
mates.
Mr.. R. w. Rance, formerly OF Plain
Healing. has ordered the Banner mailed
to Edgemont, Ark.
Miss Jeannette Hill spent last
week in Shreveport as a guest OF
Misses Caro- and Clarise Gayle.
Little Miss Imogene Montgomery
spent last week in Shreveport as
guest of her grandmother, Mrs. J. K.
Pegues.
There will he regular meeting OF
Cypress Lodge this evening. The hour
for gathering is announced as o.5O
O'Clock.
The Linton boys were here yester-
day afternoon to play game OF base
bali and J" mopped up with the home
boys to the tune of 10 to s.
Mrs. Albert Dupuy returned last
Friday to her home in Sibley. after
spending some days here as guest at
the home of. her cousin. Mrs, Il. B. Hill.
Police Juror R.D. Wilmington, Of
ivan, called by Tuesday to leave a
crate Of tomatoes and another OF Ell
berta peaches. They were fine, sir,
Thanks. Is
Issia-Mr. Gil!um Wyche joined Mrs
Wyche at, Liberty Hlil. and they re
turned home together yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Wyche has relatives resid
ing in the Bienyille town.
Mrs. d. l.. Gibson and daughter
Miss Myrtle. accompanied by Mrs. Ca
Gibson and daughter, all OF Vivian, ar
spending several days here with theil
lrelatixes, Mn and Mrs. S. T. Taylor AM
Mrs, r, =. Wyche.
I'D Bryson. and his brother-in-law
Willie Bryan, both young white men
residing near Midway, were arreste'
Tuesday of last week-Bryson Il
Caddo and Bryan in Bossier City. The
are charged with entering a store i
Waskom Texas.
4 Mrs. Thomas H. Orertoa, Of Alex
Eandria, came in Tuesday for 4 visit Q
some days at the home of her ,cousi
4 Dr.. e. ii. Irion,1 Some readers of To
afBanner wifi reinenlbar AIRS. Overton q
3xhe mothl of John II. Otertps prom
q inent member saf HE sRapides Paris
bar, and Judge Winston Oyerton, n
4 Gently electesk without Opposition, q
an Associate Justice OF the supreIn
Court.
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SIS Reward

VIII be paid for the return to me at
Princeton, or information leading to
the recovery OF a brown mare MULE,
now estrayed some months Weight,
about 1000 pounds think she has small
white spot on hip. Address Haugh-
ton, La, Route 1. II. e. BURRAGE
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Lost

On June 26th, In Shreveport, or on the
public road leading from Shreveport to
my home three miles east Of Benton, q
cement suck containing six chains. Re
ward will be paid for their recovery.
Leave at Banner Office or deliver to me.
[264-pl II. d. SourHERs.
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Ie4Cnef2 EX1mm1IIOM D6IeS. IS
The next examination Of applicants
for teachers certificates and certif-
icates Of reading course credit will be
held In Benton on the following dates ]:
For White Applicants Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, July 9th, 2Sth
and Goth. s
Negro Applicants Thursday, FRI
day and Saturday, August 18th, 18th
and 18th.
Reading Course Exalnination-Sat-
urday, July Dth.
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LOc al end
Personal
:. News Of q Week - Told
~ by the Banner Reporters

Miss Pauline Dawson is spending
a few days In Shreveport with friends.
Miss Bessie Alison, of Shreveport.
is here this week visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Sidney Adger.
Miss Audrey Montgomery spent the
past weekend in Bossier City as
guest of Mrs. Leon Wilmington.
Mrs. Almer Wyche returned home
Tuesday from Paris. Texas, where she
visited her sister, Mrs. Box Kimball.
Miss Evelyn and Ruby Silinpoch
left one day last week for Union
County, Arkansas. to spend several
weeks with relatives. III
Misses yirgie and Linda and Mr..
Iasfer Bundy. of the Linton commu-
nifty. passed through Benton Tuesday
on their way to Shreveport g.
MFR. and Mrs. Charlie Norris, now
Of Shreveport. left for home Monday,
after spending several days here as
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. ShinpOch.
Some late correspondence is omit
ted from this Issue. but we are using
all copy that came In prior to yester'
day mt noon. which shauld be consid'
cred pretty good record any week. j
Mr.. +. r. Chandler. now residing
in 4Rosxier City,called by Monday e
leave with us HIS 1870 LoudoH Rutie1
Camp dues. We are are always
pleased toseerve the sboys' Of the COS
We are again remindeie to an
nounce that. a revival meeting will bt
begun ut the Rocky Mount Presby
terrain Church On the fourth Snndss
(the. 24th1 and that dlhref yta b
served on the ground thatIl s
The won,en residents d parisi
who wislEte vate ut the 20 1y elec
ton to be held Tuesday, Augh4 223d
should 1T once pay. their 1920 poll tas
ana register. The last date ON whicl
this may be done Is Saturday, the eSd
which date Is thirty days prior to th
primary election date.
a North Bossfer reader has writtel
to cay that he IL interested In tn
article run in the banner Of two week
ago under the heAding Fall Garde1
Week. and wants to know. the afldres
OF the garden specialist .named-M'
III. 8. Smith. He should be addressed
care Extension Division. Louisian
State University. Baton Rouge.
-During our absence from the offic
snie day the latter part Of last Wee
some friend (who exhibits good. har
horse sense) called by and kft us a
extra fine cabbage head. We would b
pleased to mention his name herein
we knew who he was. but maybe h
will he satisfied when we say his cal
bage well filled a want on the tabl
across the way.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. G. Logan. though
ful and generous neighbors that the
always are, have Mrs. Scanland
thanks for some fine vegetables left
the house. We are also instructed I
acknowledge some cantaloupes sent
by Misses Mary and Rosa Smith an
cantaloupes and apples from the HON
OF Mr., and Mrs. ]. H. Simmons, OF tn
Caney School community.
Misses Grace Larkin, Ruby an
Jennie Mae Montgomery expect
leave Tuesday OF next week to Join
party Of tourist who will visit Wasl
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New Hay For Sale

Alfalfa, Johnson grass and alfalfa and
johnson grass mixed take Your choice.
Also, about 500 bales Of old johnson
grass hay ut Is cents q bale. Apply at
Willow Bend Farm, near Benton.
(16-tfl ]. NJ. SrrTELLs Jr.
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Hereford Bull

Am now Offering for sale a fine Here
ford Bull, weight about 125O pounds;
also, twenty five to fifty fresh cows and
springers. Phone. S77-M-nights Ad-
dress-B Benton, La, Route q
T2tfl r. A. TIDwELL-
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GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT1t
PRACTICE.
INCOME TAx--CLAIMs TOR RETUAg
AND ARATEMENT. II

Retiring from Congress after ~ n. 3
years service, wish to ann0unce
opening of my Washington 0mes
the handling of Income Tax - 49,: a.:
and the presentation OF que q
arising before the various Govefn
/ Departments.
have the services Of higll-ciae y ssI e.
perts in Income Tax matters
All business will receive my pee .s..:s
attention and be kept In abs0lute
fidence. Most respectfully, IS
]. T. WAJkl E
Eighth Floor, Home Life BuiidIn
18th and G. Streets, n. VA :SS,
Washington. p. 9. n 12|
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BuShel Baskets

With lids, for sale. We have on hand
q car load Of these baskets and can
make right prices. Address s. III.
BoLInGEB & Co, Plain Dealing, La
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For Sale

A Howard Piano, with mandolin att
tachment. In good condition, and
cheap at the price $3.50 Apply to
Mrs. w. II. CosTON, BOssier City, La.
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CHART E R
B. AND L. OIL COMPANY, Inc.

q AM r. OF, COMPANY. Inc, |
=. AND -..--.---
,,..,.d s,ote. of Americo-State Of Loais-
o...sa 1pn,.ish ot Cadd0.
'o". =,
BE 1T KNOWN, Tnat On TINS, otn oay q
July, in the year Of our Lord One Thousand
Nine Hundred Iwenty.une liSzis. Deiore
me. the UNDERSIGNED Notary faDne, 1.a. ao,y
appointed, commissioned and qualified IN
and for caddo Parish, Louisiana, and in the
presence OF the witnesses nerean nameo. ana
personally came ana appeared
the several persons whose names are nerelo
subscribed. wno sevelany ue.laleu snat,
avallng themselves OF the provlslous y. 1he
laws OF this stare reiauve 70 corporations,
ana partlcuiany AEt no. <oe VI u, .ne yen
eral Assembly OF Louisiana loF tle year
1914. and Its amendments. they nave formed
md organiesd. ana Dy tnese presents 90
form ana organize -tnemseives INTO COT
porauon ana Oo0y PoiA1lc ~ law ~. tne
objects ana purposes nereinaiIer SET Iofth,
and to that end fney nereDy Iormuiate ana
adopt the following Ar!ic!es ef sacel-
poration:
ARTICLE I.
The name and title OF this corporation
hereby formed shall be the B. and L. OH
COMPANY, Incorporated, and it's domicile
Is hereby fixed In Bossier City Bossier Par.
.ish. Louisiana where all meetings OF the
stockholders must be held, provided, that,
with the written consent Of all directors,
valid meetings Of the Board Of Directors
may be held elsewhere than at its domicile.
ARTICLE n.
rs ...o... 81 ,,,-,,o.as "a .h,s .<..o,,.,.
s .Nss aa1 ia esea seosao A. t1 n.,a ,,,,r-
cnase c"u sn imnrove : alienate sell nledre. mort
.a 80 h.,sa.,,oaat - =, a. -. go $500
age ana nypOtntcdte III llS SViVOfHte Aslnie,
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Pea Green Alfalfa

For sale, I. o. b. VanceviHe. For prices
phone 1020-M Any quantity !; this years
cutting l277tfJ ]. B. A1HOID.
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to perform such duties and give such bonds
as the stockholders may require.
ARTICLE <.
E There shah BE no preferred stock, but an
stock shall be Of the Same class, equal in
ap respects, including its voting power.
ARTICLE xI.
It is hereby declared that each member
Of the Board OF Directors hereinabove
named is the owner In his own name and
right fully paid for and unencumbered, Of
at least one share of'capital stock Of this
corporation, and hereafter each director
elected shall possess like qualifications.
ARTICLE XII.
The subscribers to these nrtacles OF incor-
poration, their respective postoface ad-
dresses, and the statement Of the number
Of sharea ot stock each agrees to take in
this corporation, are as follows:
Name. Address. Eh6res
Charles G. Laskey Shreveport, ,I.a t2s
George Belchic Shreveport, La, I25
J. G. Pugh, Jr. Shreveport In. 10
ARTICLE XIII "a
No stockholder Of, this corporation shan
ever be held liable for the contracts OF
faults OF this corporation in any, further
sum than the unpaid balance due tle cor
poration on the shares Of stock issurds 80
and owned by HIM except In snch cnses
where the law makes them liable foF violat-
ing certain provisions thereof.
~ testimony schcreof the parties have
signed this instrument, in the preseace Of
the undersigned competent wtfnesses. and
me, Notary Public. on the day and date FIRST
above mentioned, as the date hereof.
CHAs. G. L1sKEY.
GEO. BELcHIc
by CHAs. q. I4AsKEy.
w,+raseas ]. G. PuGH, JFs |. ses. j.
NJ. d. HAYEs. sgs
0. J, nyKKa.
ABE GOODMAN, Notary Public.
| Endorsed Filed for record July II, 1921
Mt three O'Clock pm. II
/ Jas. M. HENDERSON,
Clerk and. er-O0sci0 Recorder.
Endorsed Recorded July II 1921, ii
Charter Book Of MortknRes Volume w
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Endorsed Recorded July IL 1921, in
Charter Book Of Mort4aRess;S Volume W,
page 30. T.s s1s~unr,ss,.ox y S.
Clerk and e4 Fte Recorder.
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Endorsed Filed for. record July IL, 1921,
ut three O'Clock pm.
Jas. NJ. HENDERSON.
Clerk and er-o0sci0 Recorder
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CONCTABLEs SALE,

June Is, 1921. ljuly esl
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sHERIFFs SALE.

July IL 1921. laug 1sl
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sHERTFrs SALE.

June es. 1921. ljuly 2sl
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-02-19
Thoughts Of Today
Indiscretion

Really somebody will have to talk
to General Dawes. 81 am an Amer
ican," he said, land / am not ashamed
to praise the British. 1t seems to
have become questionable to say
anything favorable about them. But
I say it." Now what is the use of
doing everything in our power to give
those British dogs bad names in order
to hang them and then have some
body come along and spill the beans
like that? Here we have been going
along hammer and tongs to discredit
whatever good they may have done in
Shaving off the gentleman who was
mot going to take any nonsense from
the United States" and to put them
down below the level of our hyphens
and then some one like General Dawes
blurts out. the truth, though expressly
cautioned.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-02-19

sible for him to meet so untimely an
end here at home and right in the
bosom of his family under his own
roof, and in his own room. Few
stranger things happen than this bit
ter tragedy. Walter Flack was a
young boy scarcely out of his teens,
just beyond the point when boyhood
passes into manhood, when by mys-
FERROUS decree his promising young life
was crushed out like the snuffing of a
candle There need be no recrimina-
lions in reviewing the circumstances
leading up to his death, but there
could be much said about it's being
utterly unnecessary from the view
point of common caution. Carrying
firearms is never permissible, because
the law says that without a permit
it is Illegal. And had this spirit of
the law been observed with any sort
of fidelity, Walter Flack would to-
day be alive. TO say all that need
be said, he was a victim to condi-
ton that is all too often possible. The
lesson is plain to parents who have
boys. If necessity should exist for
their carrying guns, see to it that the
law is not violated. in that rests at
least a measure of safety from TRACE
dies that wreck a household like the
Flack killing.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-02-19
Cleanse, Not Destroy

Why should we abandon the Stars
and Stripes and hang out mean
ingless red cloth stolen from the auc-
tioneers? Suppose we have an Amer
lean flag in our house that has been
hung out on various anniversaries so
that it has become dingy and washed
out by rain? Do we throw it away
and hang out flag with a new de-
sign? No, we procure brand new
flag with brilliant colors of red, blue
and white and fling it proudly to the
breeze. And what glorious sight it
is to see new banner raised for the
first time. 1t makes dingy old house
in need of repairs and paint look
ancient and respectable. No, friends,
no red table cloth for us. Let us re-
move the dirty stains and dust that
have accumulated in the course of
years, but no change of design.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-02-19
ONE AND iNsEPARABLE

The zone and inseparable" thought
of Abraham Lincoln in reference to
the American Union and the flag was
beautifully-most beautifully, one is
almost tempted to say-exemplified in
the New York American February II
through line drawing of the great
war president. On the flag itself, just
touching the blue field of stars and
covering the stripes, is the likeness
head of the martyred President, the
expression being appealing to the
point of pathos. The picture is one of
the most interesting ever made of Il
public man and is worthy of being
preserved as distinct production of
high merit.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-02-19
Weak Arguments

Mr.. H. G. Wells comes back at
Winston Churchill in very lively fash
ion because Mr.. Churchill is defending
our present systems of government,
as opposed to the Bolshevist system
of Russia. Now, our forms of gov
ernmental administration are about as
perfect as human intelligence can
make them. No one could criticize as
inefficient the physical powers of our
army and navy, for instance. We
may have red tape here and there, bat
for general all-round effectiveness it
is hard to see how they can be i'm
proved upon. 1t is our economic sys-
and must be amended if we are to