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cuticura Comforts Baby,s Skin

When red, rough and itching with hot
baths of Cuticura Soap and touches of
Cuticura Ointment. Also make use
now and then of that exquisitely scent
ed busting powder, Cuticura Talcum,
one of the indispensable Cuticura
Toilet TriO.-Adv.
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Discrimination AGAINST Jews.

Berlin. = Minister of Education
Hainisch in an interview Sunday, de
plored the fact that eastern Jewish
students were being Disseminated
against in German universities.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-04-16
'sFor Example.

Hazel-.Aren't the profs around
here'itheeretieal?
Nut--Tll say so Professor Newitz
starts out every morning with, "Now,
class, suppose YOU had. II dollar
California Pelican.
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ssss y eealnnina at hi one..

This fpapfrs says that millions OF
childrsnYwiu starxe this winter in
EurqRe;%f 4,s4: i.ssasg,,
"Oh, that reminds me! / forgot to
feeds Ftdo his chop, and he must be
1ust;staryed"-7Life. ,1iss
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More Disarmament.

This would be better world II
everybody would take five-year hol-
iday from gossip.-Chicago Daily
News.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-04-16

IL you walk between two old women
IN the morning, you will have no luck
that day.
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bottle than to be brought down by
one.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-04-16

When you are out walking and
spiderweb strikes you on the face 1t
Is sign that you are going on a Jour-
ney.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-04-16

If you see bunch of wheat while
walking abroad, II Is sign of money.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-04-16

Education is only like good culture,
it changes the size but not the sort
II. w. Beecher.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-04-16

Prosperity smiles on the few and
gives the many the horse laugh.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-04-16

1t is said to be unlucky for two per-
sons not to go the same way, If they
start from the same place and mean
to meet at another place.
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ODD BELIEFS

Walking In the wheel-rut is sign
that you will never get married.
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COCKROACHES

What hypocrites we seem to be
whenever we talk of ourselves! Our
words sound so humble. while our
hearts are so proud.-Hare
Ignorance" says Ajax, rs pain
less evil" So | should think, is dirt,
considering the merry faces that go
along with it.-George Eliot.
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about It. I'm never going to leave the
hills again.'
.You don't mean that"
'sBut do" He tried to speak fur
ther, but he coughed instead. But !
couldn't II wanted to. That cough
tells you why, ] guess"
You mean TO say" Silas Lennox
turned In amazement. "You mean that
you're a-a goner? That you've given
up hope Of recoveringf
.sThat's the impression meant to
convey. I've got little over tour
months-though don't see that I'm
any weaker than was when the doc
tor said had six months. Those
four win take me all through the fail
and the early winter. And ! hope you
won't feel that you've been imposed
upon-to have dying man on your
hands"
at isn't that" Silas Lennox threw
his car into gear and started up the
long grade. And be drove clear to the
top of It and into another glen before
be spoke again. Then he pointed to
what looked to Dan like brown
streak that. melted into the thick
brush. 'aThat was a deer" he said
slowly. .Just glimpse, but your
grandfather could have got him be
tween the eyes. Most like as not.
though. he'd have let him 60. He
never killed except when he needed
meat. But that-as you say-aln't
the impression I'm trying to convey.
He seemed to be cropping for words
what is 1t. Mr.. LennoxT Dan
asked.
.Instead of being sorry, I'm mighty
glad you've come" Lennox told him
"It's not that expect you to be like
your grandfather. You haven't hae
his chance. But It's always the way
Of true men, the world over, to come
back to their own kind to die. Tha'
deer we just saw-he's your people
and so are all these ranchers tina
grub their lives out Of the forests
they are your people. too. And yo'
couldn't have pleased the old man,
old friends any better, or done NOR
for his memory, than to come bacl
to his own land for your last days.
The words were strange, yet Dal
intuitively understood. It was as
q prodigal son had returned at last
and although his birthright wa
suuandered and he came only to die
the people Of his home would give nil
kindness and forgiveness, even thong
they could not give him their respec
Conti.Mcd In merit iceek's Banner.
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sHERIFFsS SALE.

No. 1898 1921. In the Second Disfssst
coasf. Bossier Parish, L0aisisSs
John +. LOvc, ST., ct ais rs.s Jackso.
Allen ct al. ss5
By virtue Of writ Of feri faciaS 49,:
the Second Judicial District Court II
BOssier Parish, Louisiana. and IA -
directed. ] have seized and viii ael1 81
public auction. for cash, at the prilss. B
pal front door Of the Court House. fg
BOssier Parish, Louisiana, durinx ~
legal hours of sale, OH SATURDAY. Jim
4. 1927. the following described prol,s
erty. to-wit:
All the rights titles and interestx II
the defendants, j. +. Love and s. n
love, in the northwest quarter 81 H.
southeast quarter, less one acre 81
section 81, township II, range III \: lo1S
3 and Of fractional section &. toslns
ship 16, range 10.
Also, all the rights titles ard is
terests OF the above named ilefeiidanfx|
In the Judgements In suits Nos. can
1921. 5113, 1294 and 1293. on the doefet
of the Second District Court, iii an
for B0ssier Parish, Louisiana.
Said property to be sold as be}0ngin<
to ]. f. Love, ST.. ct al, and 8. Il. Luye.
to pay and satisfy the debt specified Is
the said writ. together with intereuf
and all costs Of this suit.
]. +. ADArx
Sheriff and er-o1ici0 A,ictioneer
April y. 1921. June q So
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road the mouDtaineer's expression. y
WAS ali too plain: an undeniable look
OF disappointment.
The-truth was that even In spite g
all the Chamber Of Commerce head nao
told him, Lennon had still hoped TO
And some image Of the elder Dan
Failing In the face and body OF ME-
grandson. Because Of the thick
glasses, Lennon could not see the
young mans eyes; but he didn't think
it likely they were at all like the eyes
with which the elder Failing saw his
way through the wilderness at night.
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AN ORDINANCES

Carrying into effect the will Of fha No.
erty taxpayers Of Road District +. ~
2, Bossier Parish. Louisiana 10 3. J
pressed at an election held III A,,.sss:
rs, 1921, levying a special road -
OF mills on the dollar Of tha 49,, 49, s
ed valuation OF all assessable nro.,.
erty in Road District No. q IN -
period OF I'VE years, beginning ussths
the year 1921 and ending with am So
including the year 1925, for tha n 49,
pose OF building. constructing 81.
repairing bridges and bnildin, \ y, U 1
pairing and maintaining puhlic -. . e
In Road District No. 2, Rossier i ~
isll, Louisiana. - 80 s : s.
Section /. Be it ordaineas Il.
Police Jury Of Rossier Parish fn, rig
lana. That, pursuant to al, elac sss...
held In Road District No. Rcsssaa
Parish, Louisiana, on Aprfl 81 10,
at which election a special TN 81 :
mills on the dollar of the assesseS ~. =. =
alton OF all assessable properly n R I....s
District No. 2, was voted BY the nr r.,,sa
erty taxl,aying voters, the mia . 49,
1al road tax Of mills Is hereby ,s 49,:
tor the year 1921 and for each sri, ~
seguent year to and including the yes.r
1925. C. 60 ssssl
Sec. 2. BE it further ordained ~
That the Tax Assessor of Booster r nss,,'
fsh. louisiana. be and he il here6~
ordered and instructed to extend ~.
his tax roll said special road IN "
8 mills for the year 1921 and each s,,Se
sequent year to and including the ysrr
1923. and that the Tax Collector 81
Bossier Parish will collect said nm
Adopted May 10, 1921.
G. I. MAYS, President
Police Jury, Bossier Parish
r. II. Hill, Clerk Police Jury.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

II. r. Edlrdrds Ds. st. N. james. No. 81.
III Third yMstice's Court, Parish Of
Booster, State of Louisiana.
NoTICE is hereby given that, by virtue
OF a writ OF fieri facias, issued by s. r.
Johnston. Justice of the Peace for the
Third Ward OF the Parish Of Bossies, in
favor Of ]. +. Edwards and against st.
NJ. James. and to me directed, will, at
Ii o'clock am. on Saturday, the 18th
day OF June, 1921, at the Office Of the
said Justice Of the Peace, In Plain Deal
ing, Third Ward in said parish. offer
for sale at public auction the following
described property t0-wit:
One bay horse mule.
One yellow mare.
Seized as the property Of st. NJ.
James, under said writ of feH fdciGs.
J. d. WAGGoNER, Constable.
May 20, 1921. Ijune 81
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Plain Dealing. Route One.

Dated: Monday. May 23d.
The farmers Of this community are
in need Of rain.
Mr.. G. G. Afatlock made business
trip to Haynesville one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Holman. of Phin
Dealing. spent the weekend very pleas
antly at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B.
Stampley.
Rev. H. n. Cantley filed his regular
appointment mt Union Grove yesterday.
Mr.. Marshall Mcclellan, OF Plain
Dealing, spent Saturday night and yes
terday with Mr.. S. G. Garrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. q. Stampley and
Mrs. Lille Oglesby and babies spent
Saturday in Spring Hill shopping.
Messrs. HUT Greene and Leonard
Dodson We're mingling with friends in
the Mot community yesterday. Some
thing very attractive must be some
fathers blue-eyed girls.
The young people OF the Mot COM
munity met at the Mot School House
for the purpose Of organizing to give a
dance every Saturday night at the
school house. Everybody be sure and
come.
Mr.. Austin Stampley made trip to
Bradley, Ark. yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. J. G. Jackson has been on the
puny list, but Is up now.
Several of the young people of this
community attended the commencement
exercises given to mark the closing 81
.. Plain Dealing High School last Thurs
/, day night,
Mr.. and Mrs. 8, D. May aud baby
spent Sunday with Mr.. aud Mrs. r. Il
i MatlOek. -BIUE EYES.
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Retrospective
IcoNT1NuED from PAGE rwol
npears on another page. It reads Al

npears on another page. It reads as
FLOWS: .
Dear Brother: We are still en-
amped ut this place. All the Grays
re in good health and fine spirits, very
nxious for fight with which I think
hey will be Accommodated within two
= three days. There are SO many war;
,us rumors In vogue every day that
m unable to give much reliable infor-
alton.
Companies are arriving In our camp
every train--from Alabama aud
eorgia. six hundred men arrived
ere yesterday evening from Alabama
I'd four hundred more are due here
day.
9 Two spies have been caught In town
lring the last week. Lance Corporal,
Y. b. benson, with four other Grays,
allanted one Of them to the Navy
ard ON Saturday. He will be court
sartialed.
!" Three vessels were sunk in the
hannel Of the bay one night recently,
n order to prevent vessels OF the bar
from coming In when the ball opens. It
Is reported this morning, and ! think
,eliably so, that 1t is the intention Of
ZEN. Bragg to sink the dry dock across
he main channel, which will 1,revent
he meIl-of-war from going over. The
locks will be sunk within three-qiar-
ers Of a mile Of the vessels, and within
aalf mile OF Fort Pickens when,
hink, in all probability, We will be fired
INTO. What win follow, you all can
guess for yourselves"
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= Correspondence :
Around Kineswood.
Dated: Tuesday. May oath

Dated Tuesday. May oath
Miss Estelle Dodson returned to her
home at Red Land last Thursday. after
spending several days with Mrs. b. A.
Dement,.
Mr.. O. NJ. Shelby and family spent
Sunday very pleasantly with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Dement,.
Mrs. Matte Barrett and little girl.
OF Battle Creek, Mich, are visiting
their cousin. Mrs. G. f. Peace, and the
writer has been told they are going to
make that place their home. Welcome
to our community, new friend.
Mrs. Oaks brother-in-law, Mr.. Nc
Crazy. and fiimily have also moved
into our community. We are all glad
to have this new family, too. as two
more new pupils will be thus added to
our fast growing school.
The correspondent regrets to report
that one of Mr.. Oaks little boys has
the humps at this writing.
Our school was closed last Friday
night. the GOTH. with a program gotten
UP by Miss Bubenzer, Red Cross nurse
of Shreveport. She. as well as the
children, deserve a great deal of praise
for the program In whole was vel
carried ont. There was a large crowd
present and all enjoyed the entertain
lnent very much.
| Mrs. G. II. Carter entertained las
Tuesday night with card party II
honor of Miss DOdson. Cake and no
chocolate were served as refresh
ment. All enjoyed themselves yer.
much. --DITSY.
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ivan Items.
,ated: Tuesday, May oath.

Dated: Tuesday, May oath.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Adatr spent Sun
day here with old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wv. Wilmington. Of
Benton, spent Saturday night and Sun
day visiting relatives at Ivan.
Mrs. Birdie Goodwin spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. T.. G. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Wilson spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Belve Cocker.
Mr.. Belve Coker spent two days of
last week in Shreveport on business
Mr.. Lee COker and family spent Sat-
ur(lay night and Sunday with Mrs.
Coker's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d.
Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Brandenhurg EN-
tertained for our boys now engaged in
oil field work. Games of the old style
were played then tempting refresh
ments were served. Every one reports
good time, and Mrs. Brandenburg an
admirable hostess.
Miss Afargorie Young. who has been
a student in Plain Dealing High School
is at home for the summer.
Miss Thelnla Wilson returned home
last Saturday, after having spent a
month in Benton attending school.
The young people enjoyed singing
given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
/ Young Sunday evening
The little son OF Mrs. Lillian FintOl
has been dangerously Ill, but is I'M
proving.
Mr.. J. r.. Oliver and family spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. JOIN
Fint0n.
Miss Bertha Peters was the pleasant
guest of Mrs. Wilmington two days
of last week.
Mr.. Jim Campbell. Of Webster Parish
visited his brother, Mr.. Webb Campbell
last week.
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EsrRAYEp before A. NJ. league, Justice
Of the Peace, Ward Five, B0ssier Par
ish, Louisiana, by "A. II. Montgomery,
Of Benton, q three-year-0ld HEIFER,
with erumple horn. marked swallow.
fork In right ear and under.hit In left
ear color, smooty and white spotted !:
no brands. Appraised MT $40.
ward, prove property. Jay charges and
take possession of said animal, or ahe
will be sold BY the undersigned, accord.
ing to law, at IL 0'claok an, on Sat
urday. May aS, 1871, at the Montgom-
cry place, two miles east of Linton.
J.. III. ScARB0RoUeH, Constable. 4
ApriI u. 1.f21. fnay 1R1
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~ co,,~sa ha wee tall 3u.t 90 fhA "a.
mons frontiarsmar had boon init
,rrs,a .ha aIaar watched a. hnndred
ana n,natv Wounds hona ora mnec,a
this NOR a,d rot .orcb 80 bundrod
and thirty Evidently tba YEARS had
hrorcht dscanaracv 70 H. ra,lirv clan
orrn~ uos a.soIs..a - tho thSr.ht
Ha ho,nad non itch hss -. :, ~.
4,a ,,,-r .,,t.,,..s,a 49, ..e,t.s ~.
s,S. -. 1870 Thsr 80 ,nto tha
, t,,a $500 -. sasts a. ,, 49, ,.tar
80. - -.,na =. a.. 1a,,r s,,.r.a
,osa that la !. -. n,r,aa
- n,,,.,.s 49, ~. 49, ~. 49,. 80.
,,.,ss,nss o,,ar az saa4h,,,s - s.o -.
- az "a .,.,,..~ S,,a. s- =. ..,,,.S
-. - .,sal 49,. go =. - s..S....a...ss
s.as 49, 49, 49,. ...o .- !. v '''
s aa,,. ,ar -. 49,. - s. 80 -
oIaact,vas NJ ts,r. -e~v s,v,,,,n "a
va-r .t-aic,,t "a 800, ts,a-. : - ,ors
.,,orcas hst,',ean hts -antar.ss vi
ha convavs h,s ,daas WITH .,,t;+a c,aar.
res.
nan ~oa,,xea a. onco +ha+ = he
Ian 1ea,l1su a. ouee t'at = ~. me
~ tha mon III. g. -. th.- hea h..r
he ro,,ld never shavo = faar ayoin the
~ Woula never nave g Ieaf AGAIN .ne
,oo. u .lsappoln''nent WIN wnlcn ny
mos. nau s.ee.eu Nun =. u,e seAu s
n,aca Ma had or,v--daath Ha traw
.ss. =. as I saa., why . Y. e $50 80.
rn,N ~ s .ss "as - 1850 49,
= 49, s.s..s - ...-s. - ' .as. :. 80
$3.50 = o.. . !. 80. go. A.. 80 !. 80 ~
sn..e,n+aa = W. ,aaa .ha. "as 80
,ra ~ 1870 h,,a = s,,,n,,sa 60 go,
nre,,i r nj sa,a .aa.a. g.. 1919 ssas
- = -. 80. AZ. 80, - ~, $3.50, N,
- $. r,ar,a ,ra,,,a s,ar g .,,e
1..., t..t M .o.,,. ,,,o,, -. aa,,,,.'
parh.n. - ,rn,,,a hovs haar hatte ,,.'. !.
h.ve ia,t th.n = th.i- t,.l,t,on~ q
=. "a - 49, - 80. -,
&C., - -. --sn.s.tha. s.s . - 10
: -. re- eha $500 a.. ~ ..,,as Nm ~,
ss..a.a : s4a.s s 80 =. ' = ~,
49, .a. .;,,,,,., ,,,,s 8. - !, $3.50,
- nnr,ars,,i t,rs,as. M uhy = :,
mora, ana rhrs,co, str, strs,etn III g t,st .,ss
seemingly seem DIV without limit nit Then. &
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OAK GROVE.

Dated: Monday, May 23d
A good seasonable rain IL badly
needed here at this time.
Mrs. M. II Johnton ID visiting rela-
tiyes iii Webster Parish this week.
Mr.. J. nj. Collie was q visitor IN this
community Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Vernon spent
yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. a.
johnson.
Mrs. G. NJ Johnson has been visiting
relatives residing IN Arkansas for the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Thomas, Of Sa-
repta, spent Saturday night and yeater-
day with Mr. and Mrs. A. J.. Logan.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim logan were Wis
itors In our community yesterday.
Mi. Charles H. Giles was u visitor
III these parts Saturday Inst III the In
terest OF his profession. GOOD EYE.
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Dated: Tuesday. May 9th. IL
Miss Glattys Peace, Of Dixie Cross
Roads, spent Saturday night and SUN
day with Miss Martha Bryan.
Misses Sadie and Florence I4ny spent
few days Of last week with their sis
ter and brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Bum
gslrdner, Of Bossier City.
Rev. e. G. Waller filled his regular
appointment Sunday and Sunday eve
Mug.
Mr.. Lewis Bundy. Of near Princeton.
spent a few days Of last week with his
home folks
Mr.. Willayn Dalrymple and sister,
Mrs John Love, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Bumgaydner and
family.
Those from this community who at.
tended the school picnic and hall game
ut Larkin's Crossing hast Saturday all
reported very interesting bali game
and lots Of good eats.
Mrx John Wilkins spent Saturday
night and SUNDAY very pleasantly with
Mira Willis Bundy.
Saturday evening Of last week Mr.
Willie Scarborough entertained num-
Der Of his young friends with dance
4 good time was reported.
Mn Ebei' Rail, aud Miss yirgie
Bundy, Mr.. Lewis Bundy and Mis-
Madeline Keith and Mrs. A. BurtoI
attended fhss Afe,sf0lic n1ootin1 NOS,
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sIIERIFFS SALE.

No. 1856. III Second Disfrlct Co4f
HQssicr Parish, L0MisiGxa. Freel
Edacaads vs. G. A. Waitss Il 4
BY virtue of q writ Ct fieri Jaclds. M
sued from the Second District Court
B0ssier Parish, Louisiana, and to
directed / have seized and win sell 81
public auction, for cash, and acc0rd
to law. at the principal front dook q
the Court House OF Bossier Paf5
during the legal hours Of sale 81 - a.
urday, May 2S, 1921, the foll0Ml
described property, t0-wit:
Four rocking chairs, 10 stra1e
chairs, dressers, & wash stands
ateads, s mattresses, Is conafcKl
quilts 3 bed sheets, / arnl0rs
board, bed springs, bowel ara r!oes
:er, 1 table (slnali), 5 pillows, ! kaee E
en- cabinet.
Said property to be sold IN helo9l
to the above named defendant, ~
and satisfy the debt specified = ~
writ, together with INTEREST M
COSTS Of this suit.
IN. ADAII
Sheriff and er-o1scio Auctip
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Philips I'M.
d: Tuesday, MAY oath.

--A-
Phillips Hin.
Dated: Tuesday, May oath.
We are having some warm, growing
weather at last.
Mrs. Maggie Rhodes went to Plain
Dealing Sunday to visit at the hsme
Of Mr.. $. r. Johnston for a few days.
Latest reports from Mrs. s. N. Morri-
son, still in Ell Paso, Texas, are to the
effect that she Is doing fine.
! Mr.. Lucian Burks took his sister,
Miss Berta, to Shreveport to-day for
medical examination. They were ac-
companied by DR.. ]. B. Hall and Mrs
Z. C. Burks.
Mrs. ]. L. Northcott accompanied
Mrs. Rhodes to Plain Dealing Sunday
and brought Miss Mary Johnston hack
with her. Mary will visit for d week
or two with Lucinda, Mrs. Northcott's
daughter.
Mr.. Leslie Booker, from Ell Dorado,
Ark, has been visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Booker, for several days.
He returned to his work yesterday.
Lucinda Northcott and Leslie Bounds
tended the ball game at Cotton Valley
last Saturday. Cotton Valley crossed
bats with Hortlnan. The game stood
0 to 8. in favor OF Cotton Valley.
The singing at Charlie Burks' SUN
day night was well attended. All re-
port pleasant time
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Thirty Years Age.

The Banner Of Nay 81, 18Di--Benton.
g Mr.. aud Mr.. J. H. Keyser and Miss
Corrie Connell left Bellevue last Mon
day morning for Dallas, Texax which
place they expect to make their future
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Keyser have hved
In Bellevue nearly twenty years, and
their many friends there regret to part
with them The banner wishes them
prosperity In their new plaee q resi-
dence.
Mr.. Keyser passed away IN Dallas
but his good wife (losinGly remembered
by NIL OF We Bellevue peorle) did not
die until 1893 while she was living ut
the home of her Hnsman, Col. J. A.
Snider. Her grave Is In the old Belle
rue Cemetery. Miss Council, who was
reared 81 the aked couple, becanse Mrn.
Eugene Hamiter. She and her husband
and two children now reside A Beacher,
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Learn To ~. 6 ~ your ID
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-05-26
STRAY SALE.

E. b. HERNDoN. Jr., Secretary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-22
BLAIR WATTS ON
SENATE LEADERS
By W. H. ATKINS

lsTAFF CORRESPONDENT |. Y. sERvIcEl
WASHINGTON. July 21.-Reyenue
Commissioner Blair today again ma0
the beer regulations at the tops OF his
desk calendar for decision. He await
ed word from senate leaders rs to
whether Immediate financial action up
on anti-beer legislation may be Elk
pected. If promise OF Immediate ac-
lion is not given at once. the beer
regulations are to be signed and pro-
mulgated.
Senate leaders were unable to assure
Commissioner Blair. without further
consultation OF the probable late OF
final action. a factor against early
action on the Wiilis-Campbell bill also
is the farmer relief legislation. which
has the right of way over beer legis-
lation. unless by unanimous consent 1t
is side-tracked.
Physicians probably will be allowed
TO prescribe not in excess OF rs gall
Ions upon a single prescription. an
equivalent OF about three cases OF
beer, as often as they see Mt.
A large number of breweries have
their applications on file to manu-
facture and sell high voltage beer.
Reports from the state directors to-
day indicated that the druggists de-
mand for medicinal beer has been very
large.