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MiIler's Bluff.
ed: Monday. May 10th.

Dated: Monday. May 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stone were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. English yesterday.
The farmers of this community are
very busy with their crops at present.
Mrs. Mack Slack was guest Of Mrs.
Duke Iitman yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Haynes spent
the weekend with Mrs. Haynes
mother, Mrs. Mary Morgan.
Mrs. J. Alsabrook was a guest Of
Mrs. C. Arnold yesterday
Mrs. John Ward had as guest yes
terday Mrs. Annah 1klenburger, of
Shreveport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allen spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Griggs.
Miss Melissa Arnold spent Saturday
night and yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs
j. d. Wilson.
Mrs. Seth Arnold fand little daugh.
ter. Agnes) was visiting relatives OF
this community last week.
Mr.. Charley Crowley made busi
! ness trip to Hosston one day last week
Mrs. f. Stone was guest Of Mrs
Tom Gardner one day last week.
Mrs. Will Arnold visited Mrs FREQ
! Grayham Monday of last week.
Mr.. Brad Winham made business
trip to Shreveport one day last week
Little D. w. Arnold was on the sicl
list last week, but is much better now
The ice cream supper at Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer stones was very much enjoyed
| by all present. HONEY sUCKLE.
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Concord Dots.

Dated: Monday, May 10th.
Somewhat cool on the farmers crops
this morning.
Mrs. r. p Rodgers is on the sick list
this week.
Rev. III. c. Cantley filled his regular
appointment at Concord yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. ]. w. Bass had as
guests yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A.
Mckinney, and also Brother Cantley.
Mrs. Mary Lunday had as a guest
yesterday Mrs. ]. j. Mckinney.
Mr. Josh Matlock was mingling with
friends here yesterday.
Miss Edna Mckinney was guest
Of Miss Ivy Fletcher yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Cason spent Sat
urday night and yesterdays with Mrs.
Cason's mother. Mrs. III. D. Bounds.
Mrs. Clara Mckinney was visitor
at the home of Mr.. d Mrs. r. p.
Rodgers yesterday.
1 saw In the Banner about three
weeks ago where Miss Belle Parkerson
had finished teaching her school at
Rocky Mount and was going to leave
and that the people at Rocky Mount
regretted to see her leave'-but Miss
Belle is still with. us vet and will re
main here. BRIGHT EYES.
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tended to all his loved ones in their
hour of grief.
Mr. and Mrs. jeff Rivers and chill
dren motored to Shreveport last Sat
urday.
Mr. Moses returned home last Fri
day, after week spent very pleas
antly with his son.
Mr.. Ashley Rivers and family have
moved to this place
Mr.. John Campbell and son, Emery,
from Dixie Cross Roads, We're here on
business Monday.
Miss Martha Moses and Master John
Ruben Nattin returned to Plain Deal
ing Monday for their last week Of
school for this term.
Miss Abilene Cornish spent the week
end at her home in Plain Dealing.
Mr.. and Mrs. C0nnley were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. r. Elder Sunday after
| noon.
Mrs. Gill, from Shreveport, Is here
on visit with her granddaughter
Mrs. Roy Springs.
Mr. Charley Rodgers and Mr.. Atkins
were here on business last Saturday.
Mrs. Carl Stravhan and childreI
spent last Saturday with Mrs. Ro.
Springs.
! Mrs. JEFF Rivers and Mrs. Georg'
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Nattin attended the rock club meeting
out at the home of Miss Willie Stray
han last Thursday.
Mrs. H. c. Spruill and daughter, Fan
ME May, were visitors here last Sat
urday.
Mr.. Goode. the sales manager for the
Weaver Company, was here on bust
ness Thursday Of last week.
Mrs. Carl Strayhan and Mrs. John
Swindle were visitors In Alden Bridge
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Jeff Rivers will entertain the
Rook Club Thursday, the 26th, at 2.15
o'clock.
DR.. J.. B. Hall and MIR. s. r. Stray
han were business visitors in Alden
Bridge Wednesday Of last week.
| Quite crowd attended the school
exercises In Plain Dealing last night.
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Oak Grove.

Dated: Monday, May 10th.
Prospects seem splendid for good
fruit crop i'll this community.
The dinner and singing at Sarepta
was well attended by Bossier people.
All report good time.
Mr.. Jim Giles has returned home
after a weeks absence In Webster
Parish. where he had employment at
a saw mill.
Mrs. Belle Etheridge spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. ]. w. Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Rogers, of the
Emma community. spent yesterday at
the home of Mr.. John Collie.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Farmer spent a
day or so of last week with relatives
residing in Webster Parish.
Mr.. A. J. Logan made a business trip
to Sarepta last Friday. GOOD EYE.
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Oak Hill.
Dated: Monday, May 10Th.

Dated: Monday, May 18th.
Messrs. j. 0. Impson and w. Gray
are chopping their cotton this week.
Mrs. J. O. Impson visited Mrs. Obe
Hamiter yesterday.
Mrs. Ed Hamiter visited Mrs. T.. Sew
ard yesterday.
Mrs. r. b. Wise was visitor last
Wednesday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Seward.
Mrs. W. A. Turner, of Arkana. was
visitor in our community yesterday.
Mrs. w. Shipp visited Mrs. George
Lee last Thursday.
Mrs. ]. Norris is visiting at the home
of her sister, Mrs George Lee
Visitors yesterday at the home OF
Mrs. Ida Gray were Mesdames Lucy
Ehipp, E. A. Seward. Allen Cason and
W. Shipp Messrs B. Crabtree, @. Ham
tier, Allen Cason and Dave Hamiter.
Mr.. Dave Hamiter, Of Homer. is Wis
iting friends and relatives of this com
munity this week. BLUE EYES.
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wanted-one more good subscriber
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BENTON BossIER LOUISIANA,
: Correspondence y
Phillips Hill.
Dated: Tuesday, May 18th.

Dated: Tuesday, May 18th.
Little Edna Bounds was quite sick
two or three days of last week.
s. n. Morrison worked for Mrs. J. l..
Northcott four days last week
Mrs. Joe Bounds was confined to her
bed two or three days of last week.
A good many people were fishing last
Saturday. All report good catches.
Eugene Faircloth caught twenty
three catfish last Saturday. They
weighted II pounds.
Mr.. s. N. Morrison ploughed up his
pea patch last Saturday. He will put
in a patch for hay.
Lucinda Northcott is at home from
school. She and her mother transacted
business at Hughes Spur yesterday.
The few warm days that have come
sure made the corn look good. The
cold nights are rough on the cotton.
S. N. Morrison was showing big
roll Of green backs few days ago. He
said that was what he had taken in the
past few days-from the sale of corn.
Who said there was no ready money
in corn? Sam sold his last 25 bushels
last Saturday. He got from $1.25 to
$50 per bushel for it.
Miss Lucinda Morrison visited in this
community several days last week.
Sunday she returned to Mr.. Lee Burks'
home, near Pleasant Hill. In another
week she will return to her home ut
Grand RayOu She will he accom-
panied by Jack and Margarete Nor
rison.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Demond, Arnold
Northcott and young lady whose
name the correspondent did not learn
all of Shreveport, were callers for a
few minutes Sunday night at Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L. NorthcOtt's. -FRECKLEs.
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C0llinsburf.
Dated: Tuesday. May 18th.

Dated: Tuesday, May 18th.
Mr.. n. W. Sentell was business
visitor to Shreveport yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Wimbish and
little son, Charles. accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. c. r. Markland, motored up
Sunday from Shreveport, spending the
day very delightfully."- with their sister,
Miss Mary Pickett.
Mr.. Jim Rodgers, jr.. spent last Sat
urday night with his friend, Mr.. Will
Hedge.
Messrs. r. s. Doles, John Doles.
Allie Taylor and J. T. Rodgers were
business visitors to Shreveport last
Saturday.
Mr.. John Mercer Sentell spent Sun
day very pleasantly with his uncle, Mr..
n. w. Sentell.
Mr.. ]. A. Mitchell was a business
visitor to Shreveport yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Martin, their
little daughter. Jean. Mrs. Fenet and
her two little girls, Mary and Lila,
spent Sunday evening very pleasantly
with Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. NJ. Ward.
Prior 70 the meeting which begins
net Sunday at the Presbyterian Church
in Plain Dealing. we are having a cot
tage prayer meeting every afternoon
led by Miss Sherburne.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nattin and fam
lily motored up. from Alden Bridge Sun
day, spending the day very pleasantly
with their parenss, Capt. and Mrs. J. Fl
Nattin.
Mr.. r. $. Doles is visiting his friend
MIR. Henry I.enoir, of HosstoE.
Mrs. p. M. Davis {and little SOM
of Ruston. arrived Tuesday night fol
a visit with her father, Mr.. n. W. Sen
tell. and family.
Mr.. J. T. Rodgers. jr., was business
visitor to Benton yesterday.
MIR and Mrs. Will Hedge, accom-
| panied by their two little girls, Mar!
and Dorothy, spent Saturday in Alder
Bridge very pleasantly as guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. George Nattin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Taylor and son
We're guests of their mother, Mrs. Ra.
Bailey. of Plain Dealing. Sunday.
Mesdaines =. 7. and Charley Rodger
are guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Rodg
ers. They will remain for the closin.
exercises of Plain Dealing High School
Mr.. Turner Heron was guest 0
Capt. Nattin Sunday afternoon.
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Cotton Valley, Route One.

Dated: Monday, May 18th.
Crops seem to be growing at this
writing
Mr.. H. L. Giles spent last night at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Collie.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Collie, Mr.. Martin
Collie and Miss Fannie Martin spent the
latter part of last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Giles. of near Shongaloo.
Mr. III. l.. Giles made a business trip
to Sarepta one day last week.
Rev. F0rtiham filled his regular ap-
pointment here yesterday
Mr.. G. III. Giles has just finished his
course in medicine, and is known no..
as = Doctor" -MocKING BIRD.
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tion of interior
Number 20.

ished with the exception of interior
decorations).
Mr.. Frank Hanks is reported I'LL from
an attack Of typhoid fever.
MIR. and Mrs Earl Anderson have
just moved into their new bungalow.
Rev. J. NJ. Hickson filled his regular
appointment at Cotton Valley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Horton, Of Fill
more, were weekend guests of their
sister, Mrs. J. B. O'Neal.
The young folks have enjoyed sew
eral dances on the platform built ut
the Fair Grounds for the celebration
of freeing the Traffic Bridge May I'd.
Mr.. Clarence Shockley, who was en-
ployed by Mr.. Shaw, on the Gray place,
will move his family to Haynesville
about June 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Woods. who have
been the guests Of their sister, Mrs.
v. A. Thompson. left Monday for their
home in Denver, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ryan are cozily
domiciled in their own home, modern
little bungalow. Mrs. Ryan (nce Miss
Ethel Dalrymple) has begun house
Keeping in earnest.
Mr.. w. T. .Lovelady, at one time
resident OF Plain Dealing, and until
few weeks ago In the employ of the
Liddell Candy Company, Of Shreveport,
has opened restaurant near the ap-
proach to the Traffic Bridge.
Those attending the Southern Rap
tist Convention at Chattanooga, Tenn.
from this place were Rev. and Mrs.
f. ]. Tennin. Mrs. Tom Hickman. Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Wilkerson and Misses
Octavia Colquitt and Carrie Morris.
On the 18th the Rook Club spent a
very pleasant evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Bell. Those enjoying the
hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Bell were !:
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Marlborough, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Shaver, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Reed. Mr.. and Mrs. Dell
Southerland. and Mesdames Earl An
derson and Raymond Jones.
The picture show given at the school
house last Friday night, for the benefit
of the School Library. was poorly ut
| tended, probably due to the lack Of adj
vertising or, to the fact that the Will
liam s. Hart type of riding, shooting.
drinking scenes are not instructive and
are questionable, to say the least, to be
shown TO our school children.
i
/ There is at present quite lot Of
'scussin'' and discussion Of the con-
dition Of the roads leading through the
town. Some are urging the council
men-elect to attempt to segregate, or
gain exclusive control over all roads
within the confines Of the city: thereby
diverting the tax from the parish to
/ the town treasury-in hope Of getting
something done in the way of repairs.
Through courtesy of the Mayor. the
reporter was permitted to copy from
Exhibit A, as compiled by Mr.. ]. G.
Lynch, who recently finished auditing
the city's books. For the tw0-year pc
riod beginning July /. 1919. to May 6
1921, there Ii shown net income OF
$13. .S4g.62, against $7347.54 for Tho
eleUen yedrs prior thereto, or an In.
crease Of 65 per cent. Exhibit No. :
shows Cash on hand in bank-gen
eral fund. $2365.16; water works fund
$40, ,563.32; total, So, 2,92S.4S.
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Bossier City
LOCAL AND Personal.


Mr.. Metz Eatman and bride are Wis
iting relatives here.
Mrs. Durham. of Kingston. is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. r. G. Nelson.
Mrs. Emmett Shumate, of Doyline,
was a visitor here Monday afternoon.
Mrs. H. H. Chichester, Of Mooring-
sport. visited her sister, Mrs. Dell
Switzerland, last week.
The growth of our little city is
steady. There is not a vacant house
in town, and more are being built
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Leverette and
children, of Victoria, Natchitoches Par
ish, are visiting their sister, Mrs. L. M.
Mosely. #
Mr.. w. B. woodward was sick sew
eral days last week, but is up and able
to resume his duties at the oil min in
Shreveport.
Messrs. Carlton Wallace and Virgil
McCranie have openec garage on
Cain Street, which is the fourth bust
ness Of this kind in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Thompson and
family and Mr. land. Mrs. Norman
House and family were Sunday Wis
itors with their mother, Mrs. C. G.
House.
The Hutchings Building, ON Cain
Avenue, is nearing completion. This
is Il large apartment house and will
have more floor space than any house
In town.
| Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Gamble (nee
Frances Furniss) have purchased the
little cottage from Mr.. and Mrs. Parott.
Mr.. and Mrs. P;lrott have moved to
the Homer oil field
The new City Council is preparing
/ for the usual spring cleaning" same
having been delayed by the heavy rains
An extensive drainage system. besides
cutting weeds and hauling away cans
CARRIAGES. etc., is needed just now.
The election held last Saturday, for
the purpose Of voting q 1-mill tax, to
enlarge and improve the Bossier City
High School building was very quiet
affair. The vote was small, but was
in favor of the tax by nice majority.
The hearts of the school girls and
boys are glad, as this is closing week
of Bossier City High School. A splen
did baccalaureate sermon was deliv
cred Sunday at the Ardis Memoria
Church by Rev. j. NJ. Owens, of Shreve
port.
Among those attending the rally Of
the Young Peoples Missionary Societ,
of the first Methodist Church in Shreve
port were Mrs. Dell Switzerland ant
children. Mrs. j. A. Edgar and daugh
ter. Ethel, and little Miss Naoms
Aston.
i At special meeting of Martin Nc
Clanahan Lodge, +. ands A. NJ, he'll
Monday night, eight or ten petitions
were voted on. Tive candidates wer
given the Entered Apprentice degree
This lodge when dedicated was next t
the youngest in the state. its numbe
being 3S4. The meetings are now he'll
in the lodges new hall, recently fin
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Spring Hill.

Dated: Monday, May 10TH
Miss Emily Petty is on the sick list.
Miss Edna Kaufman, from Fordyce.
Ark, is visiting her brother, Mr.. Robert
Kaufman.
Quite large crowd from here at
tended the singing near Sarepta yes
terday. All report excellent singing
and plenty of good dinner.
Mr. Arthur Petty made business
trip to Shreveport Wednesday of last
week.
Sunday morning, the 22d, Rev. T. j.
Holiday. of Plain Dealing, will preach
the commencement sermon in the audi
torium of the school building.
Mrs. James Kennedy, resident of
this place, died Wednesday of last
week. Interment was held at Spring
Branch Cemetery.
Mrs. Roy Tapscott made a business
trip to AIinden Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Strong is very ill from
an attack of small pox.
day morning for Shreveport and other
points. Due to his absence there We're
no services at the Methodist Church
yesterday.
Mr.. Tom Smith, from Stamps. Ark,
visited his sister, Mrs. Tom Blount
yesterday.
The closing exercises of Spring Hill
High School will begin Tuesday night
of next week. The grades will have
two nights for their programs, the
music class one night. and the grad
uating exercises will be held Friday
night, the 9th. -PANsY.
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Alden Bridge.

Dated: Wednesday, May 18th.
Mrs. Roy Springs father, Mr.. Jake
Seabaugh, and brother, Roy, are here
on visit. Many old friends are glad
to see Mr.. Seabaugh back again.
The remains of Mr.. ]. w. Holmes
were laid to rest in the Cottage Grove
Cemetery Monday Coincidence is ex-
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Attentlon. Veterans.

The Banner IL requested to state that
the members of Loudon Butler Camp.
II. C. II. are called to meet on the 2Sth
Saturday Of next week. The note
at hand also states that important
business will come before the meeting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-30
LIQUOR SEEPS
INTO HOUSTON
ON ALL SIDES

Houston. Tex. Dec. 30 Houston.
termed By some as ne Bootleg
Center of TIE Southwest" is In.
hablied by scores OF wholesale and
retail dealers and eaiesmcn.
The man termed the "whlskcy
King Of Houston" IS outwardly
known aa n quiet. law abiding citl-
zen. owning and operating a rospec-
table restaurant. This man Is O.
wholesaler.
The liquor received and sent out
from here varies from packages con.
tanning one bottle 10 ship and train
car loads. These shipments are dis
guised as medicine or toilet waters
for the smaller conslgnments anil
cars OF lumber for the larger Some
ships coming into the port here for
cargoes Of oil and cotton bring in
quantities Of bonded stuff for dis
,ributi0n.
Liquor. from the poorest gradel
Of corn 10 any brand OF bonde l
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streams of refugees oonilnas 10
arrive IN enilFsly aaespeslsa vol
ams aud ars sarCumhlhs 10 The cold
pFlsalioa q huassf
Afisr leaving naFanosisss. ihef
80 90 villages IN devastated reslons
uhsFr there afe ~ efurs aud 10
hahAsilons The cnndlilons thsf flni
sfe ns had ~ lhose lhsy heiletei
ihey have escaped fFum IN linssla.
More ,han ;o,e'e refugees have
coms thruaKh nsFanoviese In 'hs
rasl monf1. according 10 American
Rsllsf Administration authorities.
ana their death rate from tho time
lhas arrive 81 tho ftonilsf anili ihef
leave ulli am@ant to sFsai numbers
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laad u bonded seoas thWaEh here
for Dallas fFum oas~aFd appear
ances the car was loaded ~llh lan'
l.sF unly Meas u the shlpmens uas
fscsised too late foF Interference
and from last seooanls shs .lnnhsF
BAD besn disposed Il aad principals
Involved had disappeared.
Arrests Cor The tlnisiloa II The
eighteenth amendment hsFe are fes
umpaFed wlti osheF cliirs ~ cut'
rrspuHdlas sise officials record
sho~. rhis l. = concentration point
lof inland shipments Resides The
waterway. ihsw are seventeen rail-
foads enlsFlns here Win q larEs
iFanslcnt population. oifleials are an
alls 10 Keep tab on ali psfsoas o.
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goods and imported wines. are per.
manClily on sale here. Wholesale or
m small qnautli.ct Prices range
from s. a gallon for tec poorer
"con" to gigg aud so quart for
well known brands Of bonded whIs.
key.
The direct basis OF supply for
Houston wholesalers and retailers In
The business IL agreed To be- cuba
aud the West Indies. Some consign.
menls come from Mexico and others
from European countries.
The largest foreign shipment rec
entity wus received some two months
ago when ship from European
country. coming here for cargo
OF cotton. brought quantity Of
cognac. with retail sales small wine
glasses. with the coat OF arms Of a
European nation cut In the sides.
were given away as souvenirs. .~.
sides the famous inland ship channel
l.ere. as basis OF liquor supplies,
quantities have been known to b.
brought in by train.
4 story told at police headqnar-
ters relates how lumberman.boot-
logger in Louislan shipped n ear
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You Buy q Site;
City Builds House
(By The United Press.

Buenos Aires, Dec. 30.--Action
has been taken by the municipal
council OF Buenos Aires to build a
home for any person who can ac-
quire plot of ground on which to
place It. Various efforts have been
made to solve the housing problems
which is one of the most difficult in
the world, houses being so scarce
that about SO per cent of the fam-
lies of workmen are forced to con-
fine their lives within the four walls
of single room in "conventillo'
or tenement.
The latest plan calls for aid on
the part of the city, which expects
to invest fifty million pesos in con-
structing cheaply good homes for
persons who acquire building sites
Another effort in the same direc
ton is being made by private or
ganization called the Argentine
Catholic Union, which has laid the
cornerstone on the first building Of
a group which eventually will num-
ber III apartment houses, where
families will be able to secure COM
Portable quarters at low price.
This group has been designed in ac-
cordance with the most modern
ideas and will include maternity
home, first aid station where
medicines and treatment can be Sc
cured, ample Fairgrounds for the
children, and location for a CO.
operative store to supply the needs
of the hundreds of families living
in this section.
The work already under way in
cludes 64 houses. The first group
will be ready for tenants within six
months, 1t is expected.