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Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
MRS. WILLIAMS MARRIEs IN PASAnENA. CALIFORNIA

pr. and Mrs. John Walter Frizzell have announced the marriage of their son, Rex Russell, and Mrs. Hazel Adele
 Hewitt Williams. Thursday, the Soth of June, 1921, in Pasadena. Cal. The ~"at
 home" cards are after September l, at 1894 East Villa street, Pasadena.
 Mrs. Frizzell who Is the daughter of George Henr,- Hewitt of Lebanon, was a resident of Norwich. for many years prior to locating in California, to which place she returned last November, fol-
 lowing several weeks stay here.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
Meeklv HeaIth Renort.

The cases in eastern Connecticut towns were given in the weekly report of com municable diseases by the state health department:
 Whooping -stonington g. State total 62 last week es.
 Measles-Stafford 2, Wilimantic 10 State total fl; last week 72.
 Scarlet fever-Groton. borough. | Willimantic 2. State total IS; last week s2
 Diphtheria-Montville 1, Waterford 2 Union 1. State total 2e, last week 47.
 Typhoid fever-Colchester 1, Pomfrei i. State total ', last week 12.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
JOHNSTON FOUND WAY
 TO SOVIET RUSSIA BARRED

Kew York, July 1o.-William H. John- Eton, president of the International As sociation of -Machinists, arrived today sboard the steamship Lapland from Riga aftsr a. cain attternpt to penetrate so- viet Russia.
 Mr. Jo'nson. who went to Europe in behah of his organization said that at Riga he found the way barred and after waiting from May 2S. to June Il, he final ly went to Berlin, where he received the following message from Litvinoff. chief of the soviet legations abroad:
 We cannot talk of trade as American government continues to follow Russian policy that takes away from both sides the most elementary guarantees upon which the success of trade relations is ss dependent"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
CENTRAL BAPTIST RECOGNITION
 SERVICE FOR NEW PASTOR

The Thursday evening service this week at the Central Baptist church will be in the nature of a recognition service for Rev. Dr. David A. Pitt, the new pas tor. who assumed the Rastorate on the first of June.
 Rev. Clarence M Gallup, D. D., Of Providence is to preach the sermon. Rev. P. c. Wright. D. D. of New York. a former pastor of the church. viii give the charge to the candidate and Rev. wli- liam T. C. Hanna, D. D., Is 10 take part | in the services.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
LONDON TIMES COMMENTS
 oE DfsARs1AAEEST

London, July 1i.-In An editorial tAis morning on the dlsar1nament question The London Times says there can be no doubt that President Harcings confer ence proposal '>vili be gladly and promptly accepted by the British govern ment wth the full concurrence of the dominions. in the came spirit in which 1t has been made"
 The paper urged caution In Ghe reparation of the AEenda for the conf ference and In the preliminary nego- tiations of agreed solutions to every principal point on the agenda- declar- snE:
 "only when such solutions have Oeen found. should . conference be formally eonvoked otherwise t may tAfl-and it's failure niKht well be the prelude to disAster7
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
suit Over MOner Settled.

The case of R. Grille of Groton against Rosario Grille of the same place was settled in the court of com mon pleas in New London Saturday morning. The case was down for trial but settlement was reached. The suit was to recover Seoo for money loaned while the defense was that e partner ship existed between the plaintiff and s25A3S for the partnership. Attorney Morris Lubchansky appeared for the plaintiff and Attorney Perry J. Hol- landersky was counsel for the defend ant
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
NORWICH FIRE LOSS IN
 PAST YEAR WAS 4isa ass1s

Norwich suffered large fire loss dur- lnS the past year ending June soth, the total loss amounting to s1b0,ss517, ac- cordlng to the yearly report of Fire Chief Howard l.. Stanton. The reuor+. which was presented to the court of common council on Friday evening shows that there were 167 alarms of fire during the year ending June 90, 1921, Ss more than reported one year ago. Of the above number 32 were bell alarms, 13o were telephone alarms and , were oral alarms
 The largest fire was at the Kolb Car ton Company plant, better known as the Thamesville' Paper Go. This ire occurred April '23, 1921. at s.35 ?. mi. and resulted in loss of s115.OOO. the plant being valued at s1,5oo, ,ooO with an insurance of S1,365,o00. ', The second largest fire was at the gs- rage of the A. c Swan O.. August 3. 1920, at 2.5s p. n1.. with loss on build ings and contents including automobiles 1 Of about s15,00o. The next largest fire occurred May 25, 1921, at s.5s a. m. in a store house owned by the J. B. Mar tin Co. and leased to the Max Gordon < Son Co. which was filled with cotton. the loss. being about ss0oo. mostly on the cotton. Of the.sbove number of alarms 10 were for flies out of the c,tv limits.
 The fire at the paper company April 23rd, is not included in the out of the city fires attended by this department although 1t could be so decided as only s small part of the plant is in the city limits, and on which city tax Is paid. The greatest distance travelled out oi the city was eight and one-haif miles tt the fire in a house at Yantie, Januaty 2s, 1921. at SPA a. m, Only a part o the building was burned.
 1 Summary.
 Bell alarms S2, telephone alarms 1so oral alarms 5, second alarms none, to tai 167.
 Total number of extinguished tank,
 discharged z22.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
Will nraM 1nrx List

When the jnry commissioners meet today (MondayJ at the office of the clerk of the ss2erior court to draw the list of jurors for the superior court, the work will be done by Jucge George E. Par sons and N. Douglass Sevih. Major Wal ter Fitzmaurice of New London, the third jury commissi,nef, will be unable to at tend as he has been confined to his home by serious iiiness for several months past.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
Naval Reserre Crulse

The members of the naval reserve force of the state received orders to re- port Saturday for a 15 day cruise on board the Eagle No. 27 and two sub chasers. The fotilla will cruise to Prov ineetown and off the Maine coast for ac- tive training. This is the second of the five cruises scheduled for this purpose.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
Divers crass at ocean Beach

Leo Kronig of this city and another man doing pyramid dive from the dol- pAin at Ocean Beach Saturday missed by a fraction crashing their heads together as they were flying through the air. As it was Mir. Kronig's head hit the oth- CT man in the rlip. badly bruising him and raising a big bunch on his hip.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
Sang ,t rnir.rsaIl.t Church.

Miss Charlotte Harris of MineViile. Y. Y, who is hee visiting her brother. Rollo H Harris of Church street, was heard with great pleasure in an admirably rendered solo at the Sunday morning service at the Church of the Good Shepl herd.
 The Sunday school session was the last until the school reopens in the fall
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
ELDERLY WOMAN SWEPT
 AWAY BY RISING TIDE

New York, Ju!7 1o.-Mrs. MarEaret Hazelton, ss years of age, of Palisade. \. J.. met an odd death at Coney Island today when she fell asleep or was over come by the heat on the beach and was swept away by the rising tide. A passer- by saw her struggling in less than three feet of water and dragged her ashore. She cie9 a short time later.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
Care of the Hair

A New York woman says; T have used Parisian sage two weeks. and my hair has wonderfully increased in beauty, seems much heavier, ana is entirely free of dandruff." Lee ( os- good Co. guarantees it :.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
DIED
l94th DIVIDEND
Ome0 of tho
Norwich Saving Society,

Norwich Saving Society,
 Norwich, Conn, June ii, 1921. THE DIRECTORS OF THIS SOCIETY HAVE DECLARED OUT OF THE EARNINGS OF THE CURRENT SIX MONTHS, A sEMl-ANNUAL DfvI- DEND AT THE RATE OF FOUR PER CENT. PER ANNuM, PAYABLE TO pEPoslToRS ENTITLED THERETO ON AND AFTER JULY 18th, 1921.
 COSTELLO LlPPITT, Treasurer. June ii, 1921.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
NAMED FRENCH EXCHANGE
 PROFESSOR AT COLUMBIA

New York, July 10.-Professor J. M Carre, head of the Faculty Of Letters at the University ef Lyons, has been desig- mated French Nxchange professor at Columbia university for the next year, it was announced today.
 NJ J. Cavalier. professor of Hentallurgy
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11

at the University of Touious and e widely known authority On retaliurEy chemistry also viii be at Columbia for the month of October. Later ne viii pkss similar periods at rsle Harvard, Ger nell. Johns Ho1kihs. MassachusettA h. sttute of Technology and the Univsrsity of Pennsylvania
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11

The department now has two unoccu- pied stations. The one at ThamesYille can be repaired and should be equipped with apparatus. The one at the Falls. recently vacated, should be sold as it Is not in the right location or worth re- pairing for a station. The Greenevflle station needs ren5 s and painting, also the roof needs repairs. The other stations are In very fair condition except the hoor at headuuar- ters station. The repairs to same have been put off in hopes of having a motor driven aerial truck, thus displacing their calks-
 | Apparatus.
 The automobile apparatus in service remains as reported one year ago as follows:
 Automobile Apparatus in Service. One Seagrave triple combination, pump Icapacity 75o gallons.
 One Pope-Hartford combination chem. ical and hose, 40 gallon tank. One Cadillac combination chemical and hose, double 25 gallon tanks. One Rec six cylinder runabout used by the chief
 One Buick six cylinder runabout used by the deputy chief.
 Horse Drawn Apparatus in Service.
 One Dedrick aerial truck, 65 foot ex tension ladder.
 One Seagrave light city size truck, 4; foot extension ladder
 One third size Metropolitan engine 500 gallon capacity
 One fourth size Metropolitan engine 500 gallon capacity.
 Two combination chemica land host l iFrT1rr -fr rar1a
 Two exercise wagons
 Twenty-Five three gallon fire extin gufshers.
 Only three horses remain in the de partment and they are too old for thu work required of them. The horse draw apparatus in Greeneville often renain in the station without horses as no re sponse Is maQe by the owners iron from the department expects service Motor apparatus should displace this in efficient way of attempting to do fr' duty in such an important district. . Fire Alarm Telegraph. !, The fire alarm system was improves the past year by the installation of fou new boxes, three public and one pri vate, located as follows: 115 at corne of West Main and Forest streets, 21 at corner of Broad and Warren street; 22S at Boswell avenue and Fourteent streets and 235, private. at the work of the City Gas and Electric plant. Fire Marshal. All buile b gs in the business distric , are regularly inspected. Three hundre new inspections were since Jan. 1. Follo' up inspections are constantly made D . the chief and deputy chief in all part of the city. Datink the year IA permit
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11

Chester.-Mrs Mae Brooks recently entertained about 100 guests at her shore cottage at westbrook. Mrs. Brooks ex- meets to start on a trip to Alaska soon
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

TO RENr-Tenement at l5 Kashing- ton St Inquire at s4 Washington st.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
DecIines Roa1poirtmert.

Dr. Charles L. Cotton of Hartford has notified Cattle Commissioner James NJ. Whittlesey that he does not desire to be reappointed deputy commissioner. MT. Whittlesey regrets the dec z on of Dr. Cotton to retire from the deputyship, and says that pr. Coltcn has rendered valu- able service to the state during the time he has been deputy commissioner.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
MARRIED.
ERIZZEI.

wILLIAAIs-In Pasadena. Cal. June 1s, 1921. Rev. Russell Friz- zAII of Pasadena and Mrs. Hazel Adele Hewitt Williams. formerly of Norwicn- NuRPHY sTILLMAN In Norwich, July g. 1921. by Rev. C. H, Ricketts, Thomas R. Murphy of Snslton ana Miss Beatrice L. Stillman of this city.
 DIED
 sHIPPIE-In Plainfie,d. July 10, 1921, Nora A. Shippie. Wile of Joseph IL Shippie, aged 5S years.
 a7uneral services at her late home at Plainfeld Tuesday afternoon at I o'clock Burial in Oneco cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
consisting

UnionvilIe-A committee consisting of T s. Rourke, F. J. Broadbent, George F. Hanrshan, and, Rev. W. s. Burgess, has been formed to make Ar- engagements whereby some of the poor children in New York will be given two weeks vacation in. the country. The eeople of Uniohvi1le have been asked 70 open their homes to one or more of ,hese children for two weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11
ROy DROWNED WHEN
 INPROVIsED BOAT UPSET

Springfield, Mass, July 1O.-Frank Allsop, aged eight, was drowned in Har- mon pond, in Plum Tree road early this morning while racing with his brother in an improvised boat made of crates to pick pond lilies for a girl The two boy had been padding about in sepa- rate boats when gh on the bank ask ed them to get her some lilies. Both started in a race. Frank turned aroun to see where 3is brother was and the crafu capsized. The body was recovered.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11

Don't thing floating debt is neces- sarily light one.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11

All buile gs Tn the business district are regularly inspected. Three hundred new inspections were since Jan. 1. Follow up inspections are constantly made by the chief and deputy chief in all parts of the city. Dsakink the year IA permits
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-08-04

10000 fl. on yards. Total assess
mpnt $4,000. Taxes, Interest and
cost NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....$221 SO
II. S. LANDS - Of NV, NJ Of
SW. NV Of Sc. Sec. 24-l1-G, y cabins.
Total assessment 100000, Taxes, in
tereSt and cost ....,....--......--...-.-..H0S.N'
GERTRUDE 7. LAND.~-SW Of Sc
and all land W Of r. L. in Sc Of ~
Sec. lG-1T-5. Res. Total asSe>Smcn'
$3.S5o.00. Taxes, interest and COS
................... -............. ........$lOt2O
LEWIS & REYNOLDS.-W - of
SW, Sec. i, W L. Of NV of NV
See. -. 50 acres off $, side OF $,
of NE, and that part of L Il Of 81,
L of Mt. Lebanon and Sparta road.
Sec. 1911, less one acre in See 30 22 >
4. on which Mr.. l.nngford lives. cabin
Total assessment S22.22500O. Taxes. in
tereSt and cost $685.
7. J. KERLIN.-ReS. and 3 acre lo
known as c. H. ptman in Bryccluud
Total assessment $4,000. Taxes. in
tereSt and cost SIG.GI
b. 0. KETlILEY.-RcS. and ) aCr,
lot in BrycelanI. Total aSeSSSmpn
I,35j0O. Taxes, interest a.-d cost
WILLIE kEY.-NW OF NE, See. 10
III. cabin. Total assessment 10000,
Taxes, Interest and .........$j4SI
ELLIS JENKlNS.-NW Of NE, NJ
of NV, See. g. -. Sc Of NE. Sec. 29-iS-t
Less acres. une cabin. Total assess
ment $l,900.0O. Taxes, interest and
cost $1G.SO.
CLIP JOHNSON.--N u Of SW, See.
1916 Residence. Total assessment
$1,3500O. Taxes, interest and cost
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ................ $3.50.
{. l.. JOlINSON.-E u Of SW. W
~ Of Sc, Sec. 33-lS-7. Residence
Total assessment $2,6O0O0. Taxes, in
tercSt and 40
, }. Il. HOOD EST. NJ. &. Walker,
Ast.-9 A. in NV Of NE, See, 2l-l7-G.
Res. Total assessment $4,000. Tax
cs, interest and cost........ S229.SO
J. n. HUMPHREY.-W T. Of SW,
Sec. 1J-17-G. Total assessment $4,000,
Taxes, interest and cost $3.50
JUNE HARDY.-SE Of Sc, Sec 80
1856 Total assessment $1,l5O.OO, Tax
es, interest and $}'4.91,
JOE ElLL.-W - Of NV, Sec. 81
1885, Cabin. Total assessment $1,000.
Taxes, interest and cost $39.25.
ED. HENDERSON.--House and lots
q and 90, block 3 in Gibsland. Total
assessment 100000. Taxes, intcreS
and cost
NJ. r. HAYS, EFT AL.-SW of NV.
Sec. 1856, lot in the old town Of
Arcadia, known as Copeland place
Total assessment $1,45O00 Taxes, in
terest and cost .......,..........".......S4S.7'
JOHN HILL.-SW of NE, Sec. 30
1856 cabin. Total assessment S1,060
; Taxes, interest and cost................$33.S0
, ARTHUR HEART.-SW of Sc, Sec.
1916. Cabin. Total assessment
,, $4,000 Taxes, interest and cost
Notwithstanding ................... .$29.25.
EARL c.. GAMBLE.-HOuse and .
acre lot in Taylor. Total Assessment
$S5O.00. Taxes, interest and cost
... ............ 5000
WILLIAM FELDER.-W II Of
SW, Sec. p L - of Sc, Sec. g. All
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-08-04

we're illness and it was indeed a pleas
ure to meet her again Several musical
selections were rendered throughout
! the afternoon at the close Of which a
most tempting plate luncheon was
served, consisting of chicken salad,
olives, sliced tomatoes, crackers, sand
witches and iced tea. Mrs. O. B.
Lewis, Of Monroe, who has been Mrs.
Harrell's guest for some time, assist
! ed the hostess in the cOurteSies to her
! guests, who were Mrs. J. G. Andrews.
Mrs. ]. $. Andrews, Mrs. Bert Davis,
Mrs. Will Deas, Mrs. 7. D. Stuart, Mrs
B. A. Brewer, Mrs. J. B. Herring,
Mrs. D. E. Brown.
The Baptist Womans Missionary
Society met last Thursday at the home
of Mrs. w. NJ. Deas and were enter
tanned in the delightfully."- cool and
shady pecan grove where they enjoyed
the pleasant breezes instead of the
electric fan. A large basket Of beau
tiful summer flowers adorned table
in the center of the space giving g
festive air. Mrs. Davis conducted the
devotional and business exercises If
her usual impressive way. A free
will offering was made to present to
Miss Georgia Barnette. in lieu of the
Shower which was discussed on ac-
count Of her recent loss. The free
will Offering was made Independent
Of the five dollars pledged by some Of
the society. Mrs. Brewer then pre-
sented the lesson from the Mission
Book, Making America Christian"
Those assisting in the program were
Mrs. Bert Davis, Miss Addie HOus-
ton. Mrs. W. D. Golf, Mrs. D. E. Brown
and Mrs. Wilson Williams. The chap
ter discussed was perennial Evangel,
ISM" and the many phases Of the sub
ject were Interestingly presented. Wei
come guests Of the society were Mrs.
Will Head, Of Shreveport, who was 3
guest of Mrs. Harrell and Miss Myrta
Daniel, Of Houston, a guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Daniel, and
Miss Mary Helen Key. Delightful re-
freshments were served.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-08-04

I
| NE. Sec ., y. Of NIt Lebanon and
Sn0rto road, less cemetery, III. Cab
! ms. Total assessment 81 10000 TAX
pS interest and cost S12495
WAITER FRIEKSUN.-Bakcr )ot
in G;bSl3Nd Total assessment 500 90
! Taxes, interest and cost IS 10
paw on, ,t,I.nr WIND p "
v,;r.;,..', ,"...I :, ' Ivy, ,s ~, ~
''> I,,-r a. - It, ." , "t ,, va
r,,., i,.,r,t ','' , '',St t F CO. 90
~ E., -, ~ T,1 T,,S va, "i'' o r,,-n IN N
rax,s ,n',ro,, ,"I " 'nst N 2 ,IS'go'
VI. t. NNA$.-G acre lot in Ne
cor cf ~ Of SW. See 6-11-G. Total
assessment %OO0O. Taxes. interest
and cost .............................SIIGO.
! u rII,pu\V-r - If 10 Of
~ Sr,. >.f1E pnsilonro Tot,, asses
,nrnt Mi-nm Vovo. infornSt and coyt
SoGno
, ,,,,,,,,,, -. 6
49, w. ,',t NV , %!,' =. - ''''es y" %
SIZE u ~ ~ W. /" acres Oh ~. U.
~ - 49,,
.,,,n,, ,,,''', ~ y. 'o''.'
N>>'''''' "'''''''' ''N'S' 'n'''cs se, co..
o'>'
l. L, hAlEHhN,--l residence aAd lot'
Total assessment T','''o.2o' Taxes, III
tereSt aud cost --,...,...,,...,..........S}S.Io.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-08-04

i Ills Bish Koch, Of Baton Rouge,
= visiting friends in Arcadia.
@rk j. B. Kendall, Of Ruston, was a
Idly visitor.
RNis Mary Louis FoOke visited in
yvepOrt Saturday.
#1Ils Reggie Hightower, of Homer,
~ K the weekend at home.
/ MIS- Flora Glen Watkins, of Minden,
Slhe guest of her aunt, Mrs. Jos. An
vWs and Mr.. Andrews.
kxn Glen Hightower and children,
y Homer, have been recent guests 0
La Hightower and family.
~ Louise O'Quin, Of Mobile, Ala,
e guest of her aunt, Mrs. >. A.
q and family.
Cecil Thompson and little
liter, are guests Of their grand
", Mrs. s. L. Houston.
= Lesta Beard had as guests las,
J Misses Virgie and Blanche Will
Of Ringg0ld.
ID Annie Laurie Cook, Of Ring.
WAS the guest on Monday Of her
~. Mr.. s. A. Cook and Mrs. Cook
NJ. and Mrs. ROnd0 and baby
Intesse, Of Shreveport, are guests OF
and Mrs. i. NJ. ToOke. Theil
pther, Mr.. Brit, was also over.
N. and Mrs. Joe Jordan and baby
Benville, have been recent guests
their sister, Mrs. Lawrence Daniel,
tamily.
M Shade Sutton and little Joy, her
ve1! weeks old daughter, who is a
Rtw specimen of babyhood, were
tuWn last week.
IKE Robert Allen who recently ar
hed from Columbus, Ohio, where he
4 1 veterinary course, has gone to
inner to accept a position. Mr.. Geo
|dllen has also gone to Homer to work.
u. and Mrs. Leo Daniel and daugh
|elsh Elizabeth and Mabel have re-
fned from most delightful trip to
DeerOit and many other places OF In
~. including Niagra Falls.
Nh Kenneth Graham, Of Lake End
onpanied their sister, Mrs. Pollard
Hams home and paid her a short
They drove through in their
ndsome car.
and Mrs. Ted Lucky, and chill
of Caspiana, were guests Of theil
~, Mr.. Balm Felts and Mrs
last week. Clyde Lucky remain
~ several days.
! and Mrs. Ray Oden and little
1fef, Frances, DR.. and Mrs. Fish
M Shreveport, were weekend
q o. Mrs. +. 7. Taylor and fami
Wilkes Barrow, miss Inc,
OF Homer, was a guest of he
Aesdames Taylor and Aycock
g time en- route to Baton Rouge
she goes on business,
and Mrs. s. A. HOnaker are leay
salS week to spend about a mont
lnggOld, before moving to Able
"A South Louisiana. Thei
- regret to see them leave.
e and Mrs. Wesley Saunders, 0
g, and Miss Willie Conger, ar
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Congo
Iamily. They made the tri
= the country in their car.
~ and Mrs. s. A. Cook returne
week from business trip t
aatta, Cricllton, Ringgold an
81 points. While in Ringg0ld the
y sne guests of Mr.. Cooks pa
- y N. Byrd returned last wee
4 pleasant visit to Dubach an
e relatives. She was accOmpal
olne BY Mr.. D. A. Pollock an
ller, Berta. of Bernice and Mi.
Fuller, Of Dubach.
les Amis girls met last Frida
noon, informally with Miss Bess
Some matters Of interest
esuD were discussed, after whit
laee luncheon was served, whit
~ Of chicken salad, t0matoe
sandwiches and iced tea.
"A Mrs. P. H. Michael Al
~ have been visiting the
81. and Mrs. T. W. Cask
and Rev. n. N. Aicha
for some time have J
their home IN HaSlan y
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-08-04
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE


Succession of Reuben Arnold Manning,
deceased, No. S47, Third Judicia
District Court, Parish Of Bienville,
State of Louisiana.
Notice is hereby given that John s.
Manning has this day filed applica-
ton to be appointed Administrator in
said succession, and unless opposition
be made thereto within the time speci-
fed by law the same will be duly
homologated as prayed for.
Witness the Honorable ]. E. Reyn-
olds, Judge Of said Court, this the
18th day Of July, 1921,
w. ]. MURPHY,
Clerk Of said Court.