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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-04

4doyarie o vtsledku prayoty
pr pisanf tejto zprayy este nem3-
Seme vediet'. Vysledok je pochy-
bny lebo aekol 'vek syedSenia
ysetkych svedkov nasyedcujii to-
mn, ze Scott doptist al .sa pre-
chnatov. q ze yyciciayal- zylaste
c,idzincov, spri tom ysetkom s on
hiazevnate popiera kazde. tyrde-
ME a bude to zalezat Cd dsudkl
poroty, jestly dostane, zaskizenys
trest, lebo ME. Podrobnosti .
tejto pravoty pripravili majora Q
mnehych podporoxatel y 'ov { 0
mnoho hlasov. ktore by boil dostal.
ked' liz pre- inc ME, len; X voli
tomu, ;ze dl'a tradicif' republican
skej strany, vzdy podporujid svo-
iich kandidatov, -.ked : sa oni nchii-
dzajn % drad poznovu, M. pre- to,
ze pocas ich lradovania, ked'' ono
nebolo sprikladne, nadobudli 81
zkdisenostf, ktore dlovek ktoFyy
pred tym podobny 1rad nezasta-
val nema ami nemoze mat. Ma
ior Warnock i zakliadal svoju
~t. . -. y
yelebnd kampan ma tom zaklade,
se ieho dvoj rocne zk1senosti umo
znia mu .poskytnlt' mestu lepsiu
administrator, .neE ono malo pred
tym. Nuz jestly by nemal slubo-.
vat ami tol'ko, tax BY budlca
administraeial svyzerala biedne..
Najmocnejsim bodomv programu
Warnokovho pri predoslych VOL.
bach bolo zreorganisovanie poll
caineho oddelenia q prisne wynn
coyapie zakona. a pr6ve tomuto
hlavnemu sl'nbu tWarnockova ad-
mlnlstracia nedOstala. To. pri-
znava republikanska stFans jeho
priatslia: Ked BY pebolo tel
otasky iestly sdperovia maiors
War1ocka bnd1 nam moct po.-.
skytntit lepSip administrator,
tak BY repub] k6nska strana W.
zerala slabo. Warnock pocas jje-
ho administraeie hlayne p,rraieoval 1 I
lla \ uspokojeni prohibiSiakoy''
Administrators skonala ySetko mo.
zns na potlaeenf obchodu q liz,
hovjmi napo jami. hi ton sls
saasdPalS y estatne sttStj
co:ss ~ blab ohytp oRyv'3tel:I
stva \ Il konecle dplf liteiJ Jie..jsGi T
rs 'ofolnpt 's,iestlY niektos$. xll:
yet si yypije trochn !, msipeh 4
atofl 0bsxhUj6 vyss pot peSs
esI ~ slfoESl|n. Una tori iaa.
~ .s7 Nv ssss 's s.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-04

St 'asthe violent nstol 10, zc ME lei
loai utsstili rcputaciu ale boli han
kou dslei stranH ktor& pfacpval,
na yynneoyAni suehsho zakona
NpA III sl veci, ktofS j. obyyatel''
stvs xyl4Ste cudsineom nasho me.
|sta zhnnsily. Ny ich zazlievame
hlayne i teAO davodu. Se cudzinci
|tfpelf rajyiacej nesvedomitost 'ou
broh ibiEiaetych dradnfkov. fch
Ipak kfa1 1eyapis hslp poAorsiliys. v
nAloh geh pFipadcch nesakonits.
Tiets yeei mnsf major Warnock
.,laprsyits ked' cAce, aby jeho ad-
Miristrsei4 bola popularnejSou.
% sprsyealnos}i vol nemu nl,lsi.
ne paznanshaf, ae Z celsho po-
ieduaYania niG taktho nevyslo ma
iaYo, ec Az cbvihovalo iiasho ma
jofa.
ssss John ~ Kuhns, demokrat;ckf
'lllidk dktsa Iaaioss, -bsyal V
oAagstowne 10 yei'mi dihy cas-
/ noafya t1obre; nt,v4st; Ieho
4kasenpsti Y spravovanf yerej-
ayell s$l43 3itnAtf slf lenxie. nez bO-
Iys n6shb Saa v ;;1,A e u i . .rnaaeka kpd
on a. nast |, 81 6nH Y; ,ness. ,;r,d n,,.
Hahps .hol totis airratoro,n hez.
ne5G6sti NM !, ,,oxas i;raas~an;a mn ;;ora
nravenrSs i I ktorf 1;rad n xastsv val -
,s1s4 r0Ey .Ieho ;ftatioyanie tiez
ns6oIo 4 kaSden 4 ohl,ade taks.
iako IA IL sa bnlo a,da,o osaksvat,.
.Skyrnou m ;eho rel<orae i i
,I;l M s xe bald sto poSas ;eho
tiradoyanla { "a & y dirsk d 81 kfora beznes.
Tostf Isl . sif e = ~. 6eFns s5r 2 yesT.
ers'; bola zatyorena stdisnTm;
-tiradnikmi. Je on poctiyym alo.
Syekom, m ale iako, ukazal poeas . ie-
he predoslsho iiradovania. podlie-
.ha,l,achko yliyom i ,udf ieho stran-
III: .niie Ii ie saost' razntm ! ener-
pickyrn. j
N i. ! 4 =
Oles::posal kandidovat ma ne. e
eavislom. .listku. "a a i matiiora, i "a, len TAX
70 spasu. Poyedal, lE' ze on !, nepriime
.ziadep plat, ked,,, on bnde majo-
fen' 1ne nakoi d 'ko :I je sloyekom, dost
e eoaa,yn .,a . ale g nan a''snaty. y '''l,y
s;e 49, !. -, - 80 a.a. ~ ~ .,Do
.ailministraei;. ! cbce zreorsan;ao.
ssat' s polieaint oddelen,ie a zrusit
aaneyh skalu, ktora .bola v, ma
SON som meste tohoto roku zavedend.
Nesaylsly $ kanqldat oles nema
s ~ 1Ausenus.' - sele!-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-04

o par dni volisia nesta Youpss
towna yyberi lplny meatskJ
trad ma diva rocnti dohu, posina-
JUG prvyn januarom 1922. roku,
Volebny saujem tohoto roku Do -
dnbne jako to hSvalo poslsdn< 70
ky, sdstredneny i na osobe Mavr
'naho 'vykonneho dradnfka d 'mesta,
to jest ma jora. Tohoto roku si-
t,,acia je neoby4aine komplikoya-
nd. Mieste dvojstrann6ho boja,
jaky obyeajne byva, to jest kan,
did&tmi republikanskej q demo,
kratickej stFany, maine troch mo-
znO poyAdAt s vaknych saperov.
leh str&nky 81 tax pribliEne Jed.
make, Se t'aSko napred .pos6dif,,
lebo poyedat Is istotou, kto. buje
nasim nast6vajdcim majorom. Ns
poSiatku ah&jeHia .volebnei kan.
pane, zdalo 50, ze repnblik SnskI
kandidat terajsf major Warnoek
bade moctn hrave yyhrat 8 pfoh
ieho demokrati aticksmu l,esdvHles-
mn slperoyi. zahaienim prapaty
lRr0ti byvalemu direk kt6foyis bes.,
pecnosti Scottovi 50 okolnosti
snaSne zmfnily Nfmozpp povc,
dat e major .Warrock ~ Dol
sol oyedny q skntEy pririseva, |,
ne Sccttoyi, predsa ostava il sku.
taSpost ze direktor bezpe esaesfi
bot 4 yas :aAajprom, ktorS. hol
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-04

They point to the fact that Mr.. Warnoc',
defeated Gus A. Doeright for the Re.
publican nomination two to one, in face OF
the fact that Scott had already been in
dicted on many counts. and that Doerigh,
received the support of a certain fact0,.
in the Republican ranks.
Throughout the trial of Mr.. Scott, no
scintilla of evidence was introduced. Or
even limited at which in any way involved
the mayor. The chief fault which can
be- found with him is that he placed too
much confidence in his safety director.
Mayor Warnock tried to befriend hi,
appointecs and they betrayed the conf.
dence which he. reposed in them.
There is no gainsaying the statemer.
rhat Mfr. Warnack nhks as The strong,
, est Of the contenders for the mayoralttt
Nothing has developed in the past two
weeks to reflect upon his character or in,
tegrity in any way.
1t is believed that the mayor has been
prompted at all times by sincere motive
in his desire to have the laws Of the city
obeyed, illegal liquor selling wiped ou.
and other irregular practices stopped.
If he has been weak, his weakness ha.
been in reposing too much confidence in
the men whom he appointed to assist him
in this program With strong man a,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-04
HI.AlpoMoR ' RusKU TRvA

Situacia v uralskom obvode je
katasrofalna. Nenie tam jedineho
k1ska chleba Cele dediny sa sta
hujn do Ukrajiny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-04
BELIEVE WARNOCK HAS EDGE
AS CONTEST FOR MAYORALTY
COMES TO DRAMATIC finish
His Personal Integrity Will Overcome Handi-
caps Imposed By Revelations in Scott
Trial, Declare His Friends -Oles and
Kuhns Take Advantage Of Situation Gre
ated by Safety Directors Conviction.

Despite revelations the trial of Safety Director David Scott
bribery charge Mayor Fred Warnoc has retained the
friends predict that he
the which precped and be reelected
.by d comfortable majority
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-04
|fovAzUJE sA, g WARNooK
IA DoBRY vYHL'AD < w
HRArIU

ss s#
Jeho osobna inteerita vyvaM 10
GO zapricinilo pojednavanie. sen
'sacnej prayoty prott seottoyi. yc.
ho priatelia sd . tom presvedscni.s
Qles Kuhns vyrzitknjl tejto:pfi-.
lezitosti rozumie sa jak rlajlcrsif
'rn6zu svoj prospech. Vxtlor
ysetkym tym svedcctvAm lstnre
boly podane poSas Scottovei prn-1
yoty, major Fred. Warno,k po-G
ilrzal iictu j naklonnost syoj{ch
pocetnSch priatel 'ov, ktori pred
povedajd, ze on bravo pteidc we
tky tie prekasky 4 bude kaovu-'
zvolenym 81 velkou vacssinou.
Oni poukazujjl ma ten fakt, zc.
major Warnock porazil Gus. A.
Doerighta pri republikanskcj no
minacii, yzdor tomn, ze Y tom en-.
Sc Scott. uz Dol obzaloyany mnn-,
fhych bodov a vzfforstomu, ze Doe
right mai podporu istei fakcie
republik kdnskej strany.
Poeas eeltho pojrdnayania
Scotia, neholo .podanaho 'svedect-
va, ktore by robbie jaklkal'vek
djmu ma dobrom meme maioln.
jedina yee, ktofd je moSno zazlie-
vat, je ia okolnost lie Ma tol 'ko
d6verovaT syojmps difdktofoyi 'bez-
|peenosti a syojom tajonnfkevi
John r. Dahksoyi. ktory bol tiez
obzaiovanyi.
!. a sAesff'
|ujat', ale oni zneuzili jeho dove
~.
Nemozno sice mic ziskat' tym
osvedceEim ktore robi republican
ska strana;- ze major Warnock je
najmocnejsim kandidatom ma ma
jorstvo. Ale je ono praydive. Mic
So neyyskytlo v poslednych dvoch
tyzdhoch, 60 by vrhalo tien ma
jeho statocnost' a dobre memo.
!. Je iste, ze majer vzdy NAL do
bry imysel j pokiisal sa "a to, ably
zakony. boly vynucovane ably ne
zakonite predavanie opojnych ma
pojov prestalo.
Ked' on Dol slabym, ieho sla-
bost' pozostavala hlavne toho,
ze on pri vel'mi doveroval svo-
Jim podriadenym, ktori mu mali
pomahat' uskutocneni jeho pro-
grammu. 2 muzom pevneho cha-
rakteru ma cele direktorstva bez-
pecnosti, jakym je novo menova-
ny James A. Green, statny posla-
nee, ie pravdepodobne, ze major
Warnock bude v stave lepsie spl-
nit svoj programm.
Je pol 'utovania hodnym co sa
;tyka Mr.. Warnocka a celeho me-
sta, ze on Dol klamany l'ud mi,
ktorych dyveru 81 zaiste ze "a
sluhoval,
Major osobne ma eisty rekord.
Jeho statocnost schopnost' sii
dok6zane.. N
Nikto ne pochybuje d tom, ze
on je "a vynucovanie zakenu q po-
riadok. On sa zaiste mnoho ma
neil poslednych dvoch tyzdHpch
20 sddneho poiednavania to ma
bude dobrou lekciou pri jeho bu-
ddcei administrator. Obaia kandii-
DAFT John w. Kuhns, demokrotic-
ky kandidat, a George Oles, neod-
visly kandidat, zakonsujl lsynju
kampan tJm. ze zenuzivajd pol III
tovania hodnych ddalosti posled-7
|nych tlFdnov svoj prospech
Jestly ktorykol'vek nich b,,de
" stave zvit'azit.., pris vsetkyehne-'
snadEiach, ktoressa postayily wee
(stn n&sbo majora Warnocka sa
PQehy ybqje y dobre informovanvcb
rnAbsss bss| \ (.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-11-04

the head Of the Safety Department such
as James A. Green, slate representative.
should prove to be. it is altogether likely
that Mayor Warnork will be able 10 carry
forward this program to still greater
extent.
1t is unfortunate both for Mr.. Warnock
and for the city of Youngstown that the
former has been victimized by men who
should have rewarded him with loyal and
honest service.
The mayor has clean record personal
ly; his honesty of purpose is unquestioned;
no one doubts where he stands upon the
subject of law and order; he has un,
doubtedly learned a lesson iron the de-
,yelaaae Of the past twoss weeks which
will mean much for the city - sssciiase.
during the next two years. if he is re-
elected.
Both John w. Kuhns. the Democratic
candidate, and Georges Oles, independent,
are making warm finish Of the cam
paign and are taking advantage OF the
situation Of the present administration
during the present crisis. Whether either
will be able to win. in spite, Of Mr.. War
nock's handicap. is doubted in we'll
informed political quarters, where the
mayors strength is fully known.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-05-05
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN ARE
IN DEMAND IN BUSINESS

A country wide investigation of en-
ployment conditions to get information
as TO the type Of help in greatest de-
mand showed the following results ::
1898 Of 2445 advertisements for help
specified a business training, and o.
of the remaining 1907 advertisements
were for positions that Office assistants
grow into. No other profession can
claim mc-ffth as great a demand. II
fact this proves that there is great
er demand for business training than
for all other trades and professions tn
average income of a lawyer is $500
of doctor $500, others in proportion
while the average income Of a buSincS
man is $4,000 a year. There can be n
question but that the business world
offers the biggest opportunities to Tho
young man or woman.
You can be sure of success if yO'
enter the world Of commerce properly
trained and with a reasonable amount
of energy and ambition. You must b
prepared. This is an age Of specialized
ton. The trained man gets the big jol
and the big salary. You must know
how to do some one thing well, tia
the bushes man will pay you for dc
ing. Let us train you in Bookkeeping
Shorthand, Telegraphy, Cotton Class,
ING. Typewriting, Craftsmanship and We
viii secure you a position at a good
salary that viii also serve as a stepping
stone to higher things.
We have started thousands Of Othc'
young people on the road to success
and can help you. Some Of our grad
mates are now drawing salaries O
twenty to twenty five thousand dollar;
a year; you can get the same thorough
complete and practical training tina!
eve them their start. in a few months
time and at a small cost. The far
that we are the largest business train
ing institution in America, with an en-
rollment last year Of 44S3, is indisput
able evidence as to the merit Of our
courses, for no inferior school could
ever build up and hold a large pat
ronage.
You are not going to pass up a Bus
ness Training and its wonderful Oppor.
tunities to become day laborer.
house maid, department store clerk
telephone operator, factory hand or
live on the back end of someone else's
farm. You can't afford it when you
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-05-05

There is no salad so we'll liked as a
crisp green lettuce with a good high
T.. ro,cn,oI o,iod lr.GS-
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-05-05
ARCADIA HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

While Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner cannot
see much change in their boy, they are
still hoping for the restoration tt
health of their little Paul Thompson
Their many friends feel deeply 70,
them in these days and nights of anx.
iOus watching and hope for the best.
We wish to make the following an
nouncements in regard to the closing
exercises for this school year:
On Thursday evening, May 10, there
will be a program given by Mrs. How
ellis music class.
On Friday evening there will be Al
entertainment given by the school. Th'
will be varied program, one feature
of which will be play, the cast o.
Which will be taken from the students
There will be other short numbers
making the program quite interesting
Sunday morning at II 100 o'clock thu
commencement sermon will be preach
ed at the school auditorium by Rev
Weathersby, Dean of the College OF
Literary Arts in Pineville College
Pineville, La.
On Monday evening there will be the
girls essay contest, and on Tuesday
morning, the boys oratorical contest.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-05-05

Tuesday evening will be the regula'
graduating exercises The speaker 70
the evening will be Mr.. J, r. Keeny, 0
L. l. l., Ruston, La.
The writing contest was quite a sue
cess in the school. The results Were
indeed gratifying from every grade il
school. This work will continue in tn,
school till the close Of the session. Thi
results Of this contest show what re-
maTkable results that can be obtain
ed in such a short time.
On Friday evening is the reception
given by the Juniors to the Senior.
and the Faculty at the home Of Mis-:
lMda Reynolds. This promises to l.
quite an enjoyable occasion
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-05-05

Pear Sa!a9.-Take halves Of canned
pears arrange on head lettuce and
garniSh with balls Of cream cheese sea.
soncd with chopped piInentoes. Make
a dressing of the pear juice, a good
oil and a seasoning Of vinegar, salt
and pinch Of sugar.
A salad which may be used on po-
t0to, lettuce, or in fact almost any
salad mixture Is Thousand Isle dress.
Ing, using any chopped vegetable In
a mayOnnaise dressing.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-05-05
AS Short as Il Is Violent"

"Woman's grief is like a summer
storm, short as it IS Violent" The
foregoing quotation is credited to
Joanna EHillip. a Scotch Alramatist and
poet. She wrote "plays on the Pas
sions," in which she 0elineates the
principal passions Of the mind, each
passion being made the subject of a
tragedy and q comedy. She died in
1851.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-05-05

The Baptist W. NJ. 8. had a very
pleasant and profitable meeting at tn,
church last Thursday afternoon, and
an interesting program on the subject
Of "Tithing' was presented by Mrs
Bert Davis who also led the devotion
al exercises. The various phases of
the subject We're discussed by
Mesdames J. N. Jones, Howell Jones
Leo Daniel and B. A. Brewer The
Methodist W. NJ. $. members were
! guests and Mrs. H. N. Brown, Mrs.
Nance, Mrs. Pipes and others, joined
in the round table discussion, and
some fine thoughts were ably present.
ed. The hostesses On this special oc
casion were Mesdames Aycock, Ad.
cock, Deas and Miss Roberta Stuart.
The church was beautifully decorated
with cut flowers and ferns.
On last Thursday evening Miss Alys
Bond entertained the Les Amis Club,
with Five Hundred party, at the
home of Mrs. Wilson Williams
Dorothy Perkins roses were used in
the greatest profusion, throughout the
house, and were beautiful in effect
In the game, the method of selecting
partners was original, there being pic
lures of certain charming actresses
pinned to the curtains. Each gentle
man selected picture and by the nun
bers found his partner. At the closr
Of the spirited game, Miss Jessie Brown
had the highest score for the girls
and DR.. Curtis Williams the highest
score for the boys. Miss Brown WOE
the prize, a lovely bottle of toilet
water. The closing feature Of this dc
lightful party was the delicious re
freshments, consisting Of sandwiches
and iced tea served by the hostess, as
sisted by Miss Gladys Conger.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-05-05
was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs
Sam Knott and children.

was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs
Sam Knott and children.
Mesdames Bert Davis, J. P. Harrell
and y. +. Brown attended the mar
rage of Miss Virginia DOrman, at the
First Baptist church, Shreveport, On
Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. Edwin Brown who has been in
West Texas for the past nine months
farming. arrived at home last Thurs
day to spend few days with home
folks.
Mr.. Leo Daniel returned home on
Sunday morning from Mineral Wells.
Texas, where he has been spending the
past few weeks in the interest OF his
health and his friends are glad to see
him looking os much improved.
Mrs. B. B. Robinson spent last Sun
day at Haynesville with relatives. She
! reports everything lively and stirring,
| and everybody happy in that thriving
little oil center. Says. there are so
many Arcadia people there one feels
quite at home.
Mrs Geo. Howell and daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Howell, arrived last week
from sweetwater, Texas, to be with
Mr.. W. G. Howell, who is still in a
very weak condition. Mr.. Geo. Howell
has been with his father for the past
month.
| Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Thomas went to
Saline last Saturday, and accompanied
bv their daughter, Mrs. Doyle Frey,
Mr., Frey and baby, they spent Sun
dav at Natchitoches with their daugh-
ter, Miss Ezelle, who is student al
the Normal, and is progressing nlce'y
in her work, and is quite well anu
happy.
Mrs. Lawrence Daniel and children
Earl and little Ethel Lucille, returned
on Monday from Liberty Hill where
she spent week with her mother, MIS-
Jim Jordan, and her brother and wire
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jordan. This was
tho first visit little Ethel Lucille has
made her grandmother and needless tc
say, a warm welcome awaited ner'
DR.. Billy James and Mrs. James
stopped in Arcadia short time last
Saturday with their sister, Mrs Bill
Grigsby, en- route from Sales, where
they visited their parents MI anu
Mrs. Fl. J. James. They brought III
tie Sarah Grigsby home from Sales
where she stayed with her grandpar'
ents
Those from Arcadia, who enjoyed
the delightful "Home, Coming at MI
Lebanon Baptist Church, Sunday, were
Mrs, Jos. Fuller and son, Wilbur; Mrs
W, Lee; Mr.. and Mrs. Y. NJ. Lyons
Miss Mary Helen Key; Mr.. and Mrs
G. G. Travis, and little daughter, Beu
lah Catherine; Miss Norma Duty; MT
and Mrs. L. NJ. Tooke and daughters
| Misses Mary Louis and Lou ANNE
Mrs, D. E. Brown; Mr.. s. A. Conger
| Mr.. B. A. Brewer and son, George
| Mr. ", D. Golf and daughters, Misses
Louise and Mildred; Mr.. and Mrs. 5
A. Cook; Misses Annie Lesba Gloel
and Mary Lee Ozley; Esther Belle
| Mosely, Edwin Woodman, Curtis Lyons
u ar~r n p Shohoo
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dressing: One-half cupful each OF
vinegar and sugar, one egg beaten we'll,
teasponnful of mustard mixed with
onc-half teaspoonlul Of salt and a. few
dashes of cayenne; mix and cook TO-
gcthcr until thick.
Banana Delight Sa'ad.-Take one
half pound box Of marshmall0WS, one
cupfnI Of whipping cream, five bana'
mas. Whip the cream. add the bananas
sliced and the marsllllaIloWS cut in
quarters: few tablcsp0oDtulS OF
diced pineapple is an Improvement and
If the marShmAllOWs are soaked for
an hour in pineapple juice the flavor
is greatly improved. This salad may
be served on head lettuce sarnShed
with a cherry.
Egyptian SaIad.-Cut firm, ripe to-
mators in halves. having rs many as
there are people to serve. Remove
the pulp and put into mixing bowl
with equal parts Of chopped cahfage
and 0ne~half the amount Of chopped
celery. Season with salt pepper and
sugar. Mix the ingredients and fill
the halves of the tomatoes, after mix
ing well with a good may0nnaiSe.
Serve on lettuce.
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His 3. V. D. Dress.

Mother sent her hye-year.old son
upstairs to get clean dress for his
little baby brother He returned
shortly with & cross barred dImlty
one, saying: Heres his E. Y. D. dress;
Is this all right, mother"
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Arthur ]. Neyman Heirs, Of shreve.
port. Monuments and Iron Fences.
Represented by J. W. Braselton, Al.
berta, La. (G-16-10t-pd.)
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g the f-Nlce front room, fac.
the Phone GS.W.
t OF Nimberly has been q
70 u = to Shreveport.
CrowsOn came up from
,,, u.o u saturday to sepnd the
~ rHh bis homefloks.
no' Dreyer went to Monroe
~ to attend the funeral
Il, Mrs, Masure.
g a tx& I. NJ. Byrd and family
pies. n recent guests, Mr.. D. A
'nts' tBernice, and Rev. Dennard,
nas
ing. tuse In Arcadia for RENT
on Int Apply to
anu MRS. E. J. LESLIE,
I'M, La.
~ Louis Tooke left on Mon.
IRA. ~ friends in Shreveport, in
IRA. >xlnsas City, Mo. They will
'ra. mt ten days.
,es Il &loe who has been with
70. Il Mansfield and Shreveport
hne, arrived last week tc
VILE with her daughter, Mrs
honas and family.
Eu' Pessie Brown returned this
an y Mansfield where she visited
l |. She attended the marriage
- Virginia Dorman in Shreve.
Asdaesday, en- route home.
nds Of Mrs. Elmer Davies
- "a visiting in Pine Bluff,
"a ne a long time, are delight
" las returned home. She
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ing.
Kidney Bean sa'2d.--
Cut one bunch Of celery
into small pieces, add one
large onion, also cut line,
ten small sweet pickles
cut in small pieces and
one can of kidney beans.
Serve with the following