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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-28
WtnneIota.
3uperne iifret mpb SBrii

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perne bar man netop fulofsrt lin ire.
Die grsnb, bporfra gpens 8anbip.
item fortunes. 8anoforipninsen er
III iaa rigelig, at gpen er iifret moo
Ssrit for mango Iar fremooer.
Gliding brGbt i &jsrenlDffe. Ole
8. Sauaen, so Iar gammel 90 en- Of
Wontepibeos Gionerer, blep forleben
br9bt peb Ell aisreulpffe ioet bans
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boet | Wontepioeo | De iioite As Iar.
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Sartman, Sarmer n9r Stem Warfet,
10 Wil fra Sarmington, blep Osoelig
fp9ltet peb en- Spnamiterploiion ba
ban ifulbe ipr9nge enbel Itore Stene
paa lin Sarm. San bar 81 aar gam.
mel og efterlaoer fig ipp Ssrn.
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bar i~noebr9nbt beb at blipe afifaaren
uogangen fra ct 89reIie, blep iaa
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al 2eeen,et, at bun bs6e paa Scipi.
toilet nosle faa Elmer ienere. Suiet
brrnbte meb alt lit Snbbo, beriblanot
ct Sernifrin, bpcri opbeuarebes enbel
@Grbipaptrer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-28

Oscar Sarp., San aisr Sprbrina
paa $4,000, iom er set meIte ser fan
11obetales iom iaaban @ootaierelie.
Statens Sob paabpber, at Staten ifaL
betole en- Wtan0 nretferoig f9noiIet
en- Gum at life ODER 800 pr. Star
euer ialt life mere emo $4,000. 9iet,
bar nnoer Ell iioite Waneag bolot vi.
bsring for @llperner og goarb Of
Control afgioet ben Grflering, at
ban bar llifploig / ben Sorbrp6eIie,
for bnilfen ban ienotes til Spngid
for Sibstio. Soorttl iaa fommer, OF
@llpernsr Blaine ne6 fin 9enoobninQ
al Siet5 ifal babe ubtalt, at Ser life
bar llogen 8r,,nb til Sbil ON, of ban
life bapoe brpbt S6rp.
ganfrbperi, iom life inStraf. Man.
Dag Ueorgen rpgteoes set / Superior,
at>ganfen / Eoplar piloe bIibe rppct
SCI. 11.3O Den iamme Sag. Ser Jpn.
tes life at bore nogen Spil ON oct
fo%reltaaenbe Infalb, 90 ser tom e..
lefonbuoifab ira Bolitiet / IiblonS,
at mani Der baooe opbaget glo1cr,
men oeSpGrre for tent til at Itonie
fem til Spnoerne bGbnebe &ebere,
'om bar oragne no berfra. Ser og'
lpltes bioere, at set bar to unge
Mpno ! Iiblanb, iom bapbe aober'
baret, bpab ifrlbe tie. elsie unge
Wt9m babe nemlig lopet at beierge
IlttonlobillfpbS for &eoerne, men !
lioite Sieblif faaet SampittigbeSSnng
og a%abenbaret oct belle. Ser bier !
Sllperior foretaget en- baItig Huit'
ming, og 10 al 8pens melt for lagne
Eolitimpno UNDER Inferiel al Che
riff Buchanan fisrte al. 10 Sormio'
Dag ino / Eoplar og bar1ebe gan'
tens GmbeosmGno og 9etiente on,
at ct &sneri bar n9r foreitaaen6c
og at De mnaife life banoe lang SID
tilbuge at leoe. Neoens 9perts Sro'
bpggere meo itabig itigenbe Sorballs
ielie iagttog bpab foregif og Der !
@anfen bar en- Sorpirring, ionl min
oeoe ON en- foritprret Wpretle, poItc'
reoe Sberiff Buchanan fine WGrO
paa De melt f~oroelagtiee Steber | gp'
en-, og mart bar Der fra mango tor'
ifieIige Steoer rettet ale Slags Jar.
liae Sfpbepaaben MOS Snogangen til
9anfen. &loffen blep 11.30, men
noaen Rspere tom Ser life. Ser blcp
| al AStilbeo eipet Srbre ON, at man
tit forbolbe iig roliae 90 perte, "a
&eperne 10 funbe bore blepet foriin'
febe iinoerbeis. De ii pGbneoe WfGrlo
% beres gnfsrer pentebe % penteoe,
altio fGrbige til at FIRE, men % oct
beepnbte at ffitntre ON Iftenen bleo
bette @agtholo noget ensformigt, %
Sberiif 9ilcbanan beororebe line
19nS iii at paffe inmmen. Se rei'tc
fort efter tilbaae til hyperion, ga Oct
pIiieielig bar eaaet op for Dem, at
roaeit maaife banoe eiorf Dem III
@ienitanb for en- g%robfornet Spc9.
Goplar, Ser bar omfring 100 Sno'
bpssere, Iigser 90 @il ipositenior
Siiperior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-28
Wpntatta.
Isiife SISebranSe prffer sGnt

Wigitttfe Noebran0e O9ffer Wng.
ftelie. Sarmere % Rancbers / Gel.
man Siitrift peb Wiles Gitp err | no.
gen Sib boIot / en- itabis angit peo en-
&Gffe mpitiife Sloebranbe. Straa.
itaffe, Sr9ifemaifiner % 9aapebps.
ninger er pllbielig opbaeeSe at itaa
| lps Cue uoen of nosen rimelig @ar.
lag oertil fan paapeges. Ser paa.
ltaaes enbog, at Eelefonleoninger or
afifaarne lige fsr enbel al biSie 81.
bebranbe opitob.
Spbsm fan foite 2ipet. 5. s. gar.
menter. @rubeineofer / Suite, er
en- frttiif 5oriatnins inblast | ct So.
ipital iom Sslae al en- Spsa, en- SEQ.
merat mente at ipiIe BAN. parmen.
ter bar iiqrb meb at bsrite al fla en-.
Del Saeflis, ba aameraten Ieenbe CT.
tlpreoe, at ban not ifuloe beisrae
bette, bpcrpaa ban tos en- al be elan.
Ger, bporisiennem ian,menpresiet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-28
&iSconfn.
GiDet Ipnnen6e.

Gibet Ipnnnbe. 80 W9no, ser
iom gefororingsmiboeI brtste en-
Wotorcpfle meo Sibepogn, plpn6re.
De forleoen Observation-Disclosures /
Saircbilo % 4rguita, bporpaa be
gobt % bel ,nblap meo fit 9ptte.
llobpttet / be to Stationer beIpb lig
BOG til fun 500.
1t%bnGnnelie. 2ncius 81. Sarreu at
Darlington, | otte 9lar GBefinipefter
for Snbuitrifpmmisiionen, err al 8rl-
perner Blaine ilbn9pnt iom Meolem
at benne, efterfslgenbe Sbomas s..
&onop, iom forleOen reiienerte. Ger.
minen rolsber 30te Sunni 1923, oa
Stiuingen aflsnnes meo $4,000 pr.
Iar.
Stsbte paa tire 8enrab. timber us.
granning for 8runomllr til en- np
8pgning | &acine er man | en- Spb6e
at fire SOB itsot paa ire MEME felige
9enrab. en- gammeI Stalobpgning
bar | mango Iar itaaet Der, bpor oct
ubpggeliee Srno giorbes, % set belle
bar l1oieenbe at, at en- fGl Sorbrp-
belle Der er blenen ifillt. Wanee
Iar par BOG bengaaet, iiben be ire
Sig blep begrapet, % Bolitiet bapbe
fun libet Saab ON at faite noget Gus
ODER bette Wpiterilim.
IuSer % SIN frisipme. Rrs.
Wartin 2emberger % Ssnnen MIois,
iom UNDER ben opiigtso9ffen6e Saa /
Waoiion angaaenOe 9enaaonina al
Sobn ". (Sogifin) Sobnion blep an
flageoe for Weneo, er frigipne af
Sommer Soppmann. Som set bill
erinores blep Der eiort Sen 9aaItano,
at Martrn 2emberger baboe mprbet
lin lille Satter, for bpilfet Ioro
ooenn9pnte Sobnion for flere gar
tilbage iosmtes lipSpariat Seuaiel.
Set forelsbige Sorber moo Iartin
Semberaer, iom altiaa frembeles err
UNDER gnflage for bette Worb, bill
Fnoe Sfeo 1191te uee. .
8nbernbren beurbrer ltnberisaelie.
@lipernsr Blaine Bar oen 256e 6s.
beororet Ittornep General Moraan
til at iperfiptte en- ltnoerisaelie al
Wisconiin Cooperative Societp, set.
ties Gtrfiombeb inben Cooperative
Societp Of Imerica iamt al be for.
ifieuige Observation-Disclosures, iom bar
opereret inben Staten.S Oct er SIT.
tornep Generals Seniist of ubpppne
Ell ipeciel Snipefter / benne Saa pa
tomme belt Thumbs / oisie Selifa.
bers IifGrer, ba ser af 8isconIins
gorgere or anbraet Suiinoer af Dol.
lars oeri. Der oplpies, of 8upernsr
glat,te oisfiiterebe Stilingen meo
Statens 0epartement for WarfeSs.
tsring, Tor ban b~eororeSe ltnberIsaeI.
len.
Diets fOrlanser 8oSssiprelie. -
Sobn Siets, blot og brebt fienbt iom
Observation-Disclosures Soriparera oa
l1pltg benaabet af 8upernsr Blaine,
bar armooet @iipernsr OF Statens
poaro Of Control ON @obteisrelie
Ior ben Eio ban tilbraete | Stats.
fansilet efter Of ban / 1910 blep
] nsrnt Tor Srabet paa Deputy Sberiii
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-28
sfanboIIaa | Sairmont. mrs. gt.

Sfanbalfag | Tairmunt. Wrs. 81.
ola 2tmbiirg af Sairmont bar an-
luat Gag mob Stutsienutor ". 8.
Warb, eisrenbe arab pau $4,000
fem Sfabeseritotning fer at Senato-
rem efter berlSes ltoiogn ffitIse babe
p9ret itttllabeIte ngrsauenbe moo
benhe, UT. Wars itgef, at bet belle
er cit liinttf A1fan fpr at presic Wtttse
af batit. Der bar I aIagttt life ttupttt
itseei, itertttere Stnftutotgbebtr,
ireii be! bat baft fisr cpfigt, at bstt
sarrIe % seItiens.p puttttfer taafe.
Ses CT btepett ubiat for Stanbale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-28

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rem q
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-28

2uft fsres, og iatte 9%uftItremmen
moo bam. 9enne Strsm bar iaa teri,
of Wanoens Snonoloe braetes no al
fin Stiuing, % ~fraresnet De pploiom.
Smerter bar Der alporlig Sare
for bans 2ib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-10-28

"poiten" foiter NJ, bare $500 30.
ret - tiblipere pris bar $3.50.
Wenligit furtel 9eres Mabo bet.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-14
THIS PARISH IN MIDST
OF EDUCATIONAL BOOM

Doubtless but few of our citizens
realize what is being accomplished
along educational lines right in their
own parish AS education is the
fundamental basis for the proper de-
vclopnlent along any line. it is in
deed gratifying to know that we can
boast of one of the best educational
system of any parish in the State. The
following statement shows some of the
work that has recently been complet-
ed and is being done at the present
with some to be voted on in the neal
future:
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-14
REYNOLDS CLUB ORGANIZED
AT MASS MEETING OF LADIES
Candidacy of j. f. Reynolds for AS
sOciate Justice of Supreme Court
Endorsed by Ladies

On Tuesday afternoon a large crowd
of ladies held mass meeting at the
courthouse in order to organize them
selves into a more efficient aid to the
campaign of our candidate. Judge j.
Il. Reynolds. The meetings was call
ed to order by Mrs. J. K. Wlmherly.
Miss Jewel McGuire was elected chair
man and Miss lnez Deas secretary
The chairman explained the object OF
the meeting and an open discussion Of
p]ans followed. 4 committee, with
Mrs. J. p. Wagner as chairman, was
APPOINTED to see that all the ladies OF
Precinct No. had an opportunity to
register. SO that they might vote in
the primary on August %. Miss Luda
Reynolds was appointed chairman OF
a committee to cooperate with the
ladies of the other towns in the par
ish. and thereby get the whole parish
to work for the same purpose. othef
plans were formulated and they hope
to gain great benefit by the organized
efforts of the ladies of the parish.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-14
LARGE CROP OF WATER
MELONS RAISED THIS YEAR

The demand for early WatermelOnS
has not been too great for the avail
able crop this year, as it seems that
practically every farmer in the country
has raised a few for the market, and
we have never seen larger ones. The
price has held up very good consid-
ering the large crop. Some of the
first melons sold on the streets here
for as high as $1.25. Saturday the
prices ranged from 25c up to lac, and
there was several loads in town. We
are indeed glad to see the farmers
receiving a good price for their melon
crop, and trust that they will receive
more than enough to pay them, for
their time spent in cultivation.
We also note with pleasure that
many farmers have something be-
sides melons to SELL you can almost
buy any kind of vegetable that is
seasonable this time of year. A lit
tie Investigation will 60 a long way
towards placing the farmers of the
vicinity surrounding Arcadia on a
more substantial and Independent
basis. There is nearly always mark
ct for most any kind of fruit or
vegetable, poultry, eggs, butter, etc.,
and the demand has most always been
greater than the supply.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-14
rtTy HEALTH OFFICER SAYS
TOWN MUST BE CLEANED.UP

DR.. W. L. Atkins called at the Demo
crat office this (Thqrsday) morning
and requested that an announcement
he carried to the effect that the town
must be ceaned-up, weeds cut ana
such other steps taken as will put
Arcadia in a better sanitary condl-
ton. He stated that he would
designate "Clean-Up Day. within
the next few days, date Of (which Will
appear in next weeks Democrat. his
reason for not setting date now, is
that he has not found out what date
the Methodist revival will close, but
lust as soon as he is in possession OF
this information the announcement will
be made.
We heartily commend DR.. Atkins fol
his actions in this matter, and sin
cerely hope that the people will give
him their cooperation.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-14
BRUTAL CRIME FOLLOWS
DEAL IN CORN LIQUOE

4 transaction in "moOnshne" whisky
is believed to have been the cause CT
what is considered one Of the most
brutal murders in the annals Of Clai-
borne parish.
As a rSult of the "moonshine' esca-
padc George Peoples is dead Of pistol
wounds, and Floyd Tucker, also known
as "Blondie,' and a man named Sib7
ley, his ALLEGED slayers, are at large
with a price on their heads.
Although this crime was committed
in Claiborne parish, Peoples only lived
about ) miles northwest Of Arcadia on
the Athens road. and did most of his
trading here, and had been consider
ed a very peaceful citizen, and so far
as we have been able to learn no one
had ever suspicioned that he was max
ing or selling "moonshine' liquor. tie
was on the streets Of Arcadia Satur-
day and was shot on Monday, and
died in the hospital at Homer.
According to meager details, gather
ed by the authorities, Peoples quiet
" confeded to Tucker and Sibley that
| he had some corn liquor secreted in
the woods about two miles from HON.
or He offered to sell it to the men
and they assented.
Tucker and Sibley are said to have
| engaged a jitney and drivn to the 10
cation designated by Peoples. They
found Peoples and two other men on
the location, loaded the liquor into the
car, preparatory to taking it to Homer.
An alteration arose over payment for
the illicit liquor. Sibley, the authorl-
ties charge, covered Peoples with a
pistol. Tucker is alleged to have STEP
ned behind Peoples, drawn a gun ana
shot him in the back.
Tucker and Sibley then are sald TO
have forced the driver to take them
back to Homer and threatened him
with death if he revealed anything
about the alleged crime. They left the
car on the outskirts Of Homer.
At the time of this writing the
mur,lerers have not been caught, but
the authorities believe that they Will
be caught.
PEOPLES is survived by his wife and
several children.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-14
DISPUTE ENDS IN DEATH OF
YOUNG MAN NEAR BlENNILIE

\ young white man named Bowen,
aged about Is was killed Wednesday
morning at Harrison 4 lIutfS saw
mill, two miles south Of Hionvil}c hy
Buffalo ll0gS. another white man. tn"
trouble leading to the killing ori-inaI
cd with a dispute between youn"
Bowen and Il young man named Brown.
who were on the plancr shed platform.
From The mcAypr details available. it
seems that the dispute was of little
consequence until Buffalo lIogg tool:
sides with Brown. His interference
WAS not appreciated by Bowen, and
after a few words between the two,
lIogy picked up a six foot piece of tive
by four and struck Bowen q blow on
the back of his head, resulting in the
lt(tt'l > NNbl IL a Sll'l lilin alt'l w Ill US.
Sheriff J. E. Curric accompanied hy
Deputy Sheriff Henderson Jordan left
for Bipnvllr as soon as notified Of
the killing. and instituted a thorough
investigation. No arrests were made
at that time as Hogg had disappear
cd Immediately after striking the
fatal blow. and could not be located.
His parents stated to the sheriff tia
they would exert their influence to
induce him to surrender as soon as
his whcrcahout became known, and
at an early hour this morning called
up Sheriff Curric and notified him that
Buffalo was ready to surrender.
Curric left Immediately for Bicnvillc
to take him into custody The charge
will most likely be manSlaughtcr.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-14
Identification,

identification.
AS q means Of identification a Euro.
Dean scientist has combined X-ray
photographs Of persons fingers with
their finger prints.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-14
GIBSLAND HIGH SCHOOL
FACULTY IS SELECTED
| Special to Democrat.

Special to Democrat, =.
Gibsland, July 14.-The faculty Of
the high school for the 1922 term
has been completed for the coming
session: Superintendent, Prof L. NJ.
Phillips; Miss Fay HoIstm and Mrs.
Harrison, assistants; Mrs. Cooper,
domestic science: Mrs. ]. H. Humphrey.
music. The grammar school faculty
will be composed Of Miss Harville,
sixth, seventh and fourth and fifth
grades: Miss Bobby Kidd. second and
third grades and Miss Roby Bmleigh.
primary.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-14
j. r. BUTLER MAKES I'M.
PROVEMENTS IN GROCERY

Workmen are busy this week in
stalling new refrigerator in the J
K. Butler grocery and market, and are
making other improvements that will
add to the convenience of the store
This progressive grocery concern be-
lieves in keeping up with the times,
and this Improvement is merely in
keeping with their policy Of giving
their patrons the best possible serv-
icp.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-14
Turtles on tho Amazon.

Seventy years ago Bates predicted
the rapid extinction Of the turtles on
the Amazon, but William Ray Allen
who returned recently from an expe'
dition to the upper reaches Of that
river, reports to Science that In spite
Of an enormous consumption Of tur'
ties and eggs that has continued from
that day to this, they are still very
abundant. Petroleum has replaced
turtle oil since that time, but turtle
eggs, meat and vlscera continue to be
favorite articles Of food.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-14

The arrival in their home on Wpdnrs-
day Of fine boy, their first child was
the occasion Of great rejoicing on the
part Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ Oden, Of
Gibsland. He is a manly little fell
low and Mr.. and Mrs. Odens friends
extend congratulations. Mr.. Oden is
cashier of the recently organized Bank
Of Commerce, which will open its doors
for business about the first of August.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-14
Not His Honor.

A county court Judge fell down a
flight Of stairs, recording Dis passage
BY bump on every step until ne
reached the bottom. A servant ran to
his assistance and said: II hope your
honor Is not hurt?" NO." said the
fudge, my honor is not hurt, but my
head Is.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-14
LOOKING FOR THE
LAW AND HE FINDS IT

han giving his name as Shannon
In from Haynesville Monday
d alicker," stepped in the City
Store ordered a drink, drank part
and slung the remaining por-
On the wall. Being rather
"a looking character, about
md some inches tall, bystanders
h wonder what would be the
RI when he turned around and
Bert Davis, proprietor of the
apte II he was the cop. Bert
= him that he was not. He then
4 you are the law, then | just
70 tell you, that you nor any
= In this town could arrest me !;
lre not the cop, just bring him
EVER he is,' or words to that
Marshal ]. W. BOddie was
only a few feet away and
tenfng to the big mans boast,
d to him that he was not sure
could not be arrested. Shan
Alright suppose you try it,"
Ade Tor the marshal. Not know
neither or not Shannon was arm
lfshal Boddie drew his gun and
% man to stop. The gun had
Get whatever, in fact it appear.
i be was In the habit Of eating
tnlags for breakfast, he was so
boiled" It began to look as if
ncef would be forced to shoot in
aelease, Or be knocked over the
With bis own gun, as the fellow
MIN about 2 for 1 in size and he
! no snow otherwise. Just at this
lug moment deputy sheriff Hender-
Rfuanand Clint Rogers, who were
: nearby, grabbed Shannon and
~ struggle ensueu, and the cigar
~ shattered, and for awhile it
I Jordan and Rogers would
oWered. Finally a right to the
~ rogers limbered up the big
!. and another punch decided him
~ was not a bad man at all, but
Vas looking for a nice hard
saefif Currie's hotel, which he
arraigned before Mayor
8 Y city court he next morn.
Nead guilty on two charges.
med 5000 and cost fol- dis
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-14

he completed this year. which will be
a record for improvement of this kind
for the same period Of time. We be-
licve this is the best record for any
country parish in the State. With the
creation of three more high schools,
two of which are to voted, the parish
will have a total of ten high schools.
This another achievement to be proud
Of, and our school officials as well
as our citizens are to be commended
for their work and support of the educa-
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-14

turbing the peace, and $4,000 and cost
for resisting an officer, and 80 days on
the streets on each charge in default of
payment Of fines; He paid his fine
and was released. After Mayor Bar
nette passed sentence, Shannon offered
apologies for his actions, and thanked
the court for letting him off so light.
His fines and damages to furniture in
the drug store cost him about $4,000
with a real black eye as a souvenir
Of his party"
Shannon states that he is an cleo
trician for the Standard Oil Co., and
is married. His wife resides in
Shreveport.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-14
First Oriental Ruas.

Rugs In the Orient are mentioned
BY classical writer's Of a very early
period. There are some rare speci-
mems in the museum at Cairo, Egypt,
which date from at least 1880 3. G.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-07-14

tional system. There is no doubt as to
Che valuable benefits derived from the
proper education of our young people,
and it is a fact to be proud Of, that
Bienville has public school system
better than Il great majority of the
parishes in the state.
The New York herald., 1921-09-07
Miss Cecil Leitch to Tour
America With Miss Stirling
Woman Golf Champions Plan
to Play for Charity.

Special Despatch to TIE NEW yoHx HEnlLp.
MONTREAL, Quebec. Sept 6.--Members
OF the Mount Bruno Golf and Country
Club and their friends were given a
treat this afternoon when Miss Cecil
Lcitch, woman golf champion Of Great
Britain and France. played in an ex-
hibition foursome. She was paired with
Miss Doris Chambers. and they played
against Norman Scott and Charles Greer.
the latter the former champion Of the
Dominion. Miss Leitch was not at her
best. owing to heavy cod contracted
on shipboard. but she made the course
in "a. The course is new and is not a
remarkable one.
Miss Leitch will play In the Canada 4
Women's National Championship at OF
tawa September Is to % and in the Amer
lean Women's National Championship at
Deal. N. j.. October 3 to s. After tina I
event Miss Leitch and Miss Alexa Stir
ling. the American champion, plan to
tour the United States In series eof
exhibition matches for charity.