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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-01

thing to get medical edvice. B. S.-There is nothing that will make straight hair become perma- nently curly. There are fluids which draw the hair up into waves, but have no formula for any of them be- cause I do not believe in coating the hair with any sort of lotion. The hair as we'll as the body must breathe. Mrs. Frank R.-As a general thing olive oil does promote the growth of hair, so I never advise it a mas sage in any case where there is a de- cided tendency towards hair on the face Your skin seems to need noth- treatment. This you can give it by using hot water, the Blackhead Cleansing Powder for the large pores a cold cream massage to overcome all, a massage with a piece of ice This is the best astringent you can use.
 Errna WI am so glad that by following my directions you have succeeded in curing your skin of pim- pies. Do not be discouraged about the little marks that still show on the face. These scars are frequently left by pimples and they will disappear of themselves if you keep the skin clear and il you give your face a, daily stimulating treatment.
 A Wishing Boy.-To cure pimp1es you will have to live a, healthy diet with plenty of fresh fruit and veg etables and not too many indigestib1e sweets. To cure the blackheads, use my BIackhead Cleansing Powder, the formula of which is frequently pub lished in this space. This will also close up those coarse pores. Betty Jane.-Massaging the face with cold cream will not do it any harm if the cream is pure and good. Most people need a cream as a cleans ing agent, and people with a rough, dry skin need different sorts of creams to nourish the skin. But cold cream by itself will not cure pimp1es. As you weigh too much. I would ad- else you to go on a light diet for a month. This will probably not only cure the pimples, but also the red nose you complain about.
 T. L. M.-HoHows and dark circles under the eyes are the result of poor health. Build yourself up by good not think that you will have any fur ther trouble.
 Dolores Ellis.-The tiny Jumps un- der the skin are very much like piIn- pies and can be cured by treating them in the same way pimples are treated.
 neck and bony back, it is likely that you arc very much run down and that you are too thin. You probably need a general building up. I would advice you to see your doctor, who will tell you whether you need a tonic.
 All inquiries addressed to Miss Forbes in care of the Beauty Chats department will be answered in these columns in their turn. This requires considerable time, however, owing to the great number received. So if a personal or quicker reply is desired,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-01

THE MONTGOMERY SOCIETY met this afternoon in the Olivet church parlors with Mrs. S. $. Staples and Mrs. Charles Ambler acting as hostess. The leader of the meeting was Mrs John Johnston assisted by Miss Inez Smith.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-01

'I stay my hate, I make delays,
 For what avails this eager pace?
 I stand amid the eternal ways
 And what is mine shall know my
 fate,'' carols the poet
 Which is all very well for those who can afford the leisure. But I've noticed that though we stand amid the "eternal ways we also stand amid a plenteouS multitude of crooks, grafters, ! slackers, confidence men and other horse thieves, and if you don't look sharp and step lively I'd just like to know where you'M land.
 Not that I'm denying that the ulti- mate success is always achieved by the Big Power in the background. But som chow it seems to me that He gave me the brain and a. set of limbs as a. gentle hint to go out and do a little of the hustling myself. And all though it's doubtless true that "by our own unaided strength we can ac- complish nothing,' it's sometimes a great comfort to prevent the other fellow from accomplishing it.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-01

All inquiries addressed to Miss Forbes in care of the Beauty Chats department will be answered in these columns in their turn. This requires considerable time, however, owing to the great number received. So if a personal or quicker reply is desired,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-01

MISS NATALIE MIDDLEBROOK of Fairfield returned home yesterday after a weeks visit with friends in Torrington and Waterbury, Conn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-01

Dolores Ellis-The tiny Jumps un- der the skin are very much like pim- pies and can be cured by treating them in the same way pimples are treated.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-01

F. F. Elf you have a hollow neck and bony back, it is likely that you arc very much run down and that you are too thin. You probably need a general building up. would advice you to see your doctor, who vii! tell you whether you need a tonic.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-01
BEAUTY CHATS
FROM MY MAIL BAG.
By EDNA KENT FORBES.

Mrs. CT would certainly advise you to see a doctor about the condi- tion of your breast. Never neglect any physical condition that might prove serious. It is always the wisest thing to get medical edvice.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-01
A REAL PLATFORM

A REAL PLATFORM "I had queer dream last night.r Me, too; thought that George Washington was running fer Presi. dent again, on cherry tree plat. -fo=rta-"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-01

EDWARD IVES who attends Loomis school, in Windsor has re- sumed his studies after visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Harry Ives of North avenue over the week end.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-01

a stamped and self-addressed envelope must be enclosed with the question: The Editor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-01

T. L. M.-HoEIows and dark circles under the eyes are the result of poor health. Build yourself up by good food, fresh air and exercise, and I do not think that you will have any fur ther trouble.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-01

Tomorrow-The Five Orange Pips,
 concluded.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-01

B. S.-There is nothing that will nently curly. There are fluids which draw the hair up into waves, but l have no formula for any of them be- cause I do not believe in coating the hair with any sort of lotion. The hair as we'll as the body must breathe.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-01

A Wishing Boy.-To cure pimp1es you will have to live on a, healthy diet with plenty of fresh fruit and veg etabIes and not too many indigestib1e sweets. To cure the b1ackheads, use my BIackhead Cleansing Powder, the formula of which is frequently pub lished in this space. This will also close up those coarse pores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-15
LITERARY CLUB RAIDED.

ClarkShurg, ". Va. Dec. l%.-N"r"S
ui literature We're STRANGELY m'SS'"h
when a small army OF state conStaHH-
AIRY. depu'y shcr!Ns and local polIN'
paid an unexpected FiS.; last m'dniEn'
At The headquarters Of the Glen FAX
Literary club on North F"uTth street
OFFICERS say the twenty -H!u" members
arrested were reading I.aylug cards III
stead Of The classics. AIN were hcId -:
trials shortly ui'"rwagd IA" office &c
visited the sam" hu.d,0g and arr"S,"H
fourteen negroes IN rh1'S" &! Eaih"-
Uar. The Glen Elk l!terNCy club MAS re-
Gently chartered by the state FOR Ih'
purpose Of dirCusIrS knowledge among
its members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-15

HON. on First street after visiting
friends In McMechen.
Mrs William hudson Is III at her
homo On Second street
sr,',h ancrt Yesterday in Wheeling.
Mrs. Louise Meyer and daughters,
Mss Emma. OF Columbus. and Mrs. WILL
liam Rurkhart. OF Warren. O.. are tho
quests Of Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Henne. OF
Second street.
pobart Busby and daughter Bessie. Of
raIl. a.. arc spending a few days with
Mrs. Clara Busby. of Fourth street.
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r,cnh I,nIrert Ritea

Funeral services for the Iate Jacob
Inikert a. who passed away NJ his
home 2o2S NcCol'och street. Tuesday
Afternoon. will he held a, tho at" resi-
deHco is afternoon a. go o'clock.
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MOUNDSVILLE
CHIEF WILSON
QU|TS;BRY50N
TAKES PLACE
SMALL BLAZE IN SCHwoB CRADLE
FACTORY AT MoUNDSvILLE
John Simmons injured In Auto Crash
Legion Membership Drive On

AZ special m""'!"G "t council '2s'
n.rNt tho city fathers appointed Charles
Tryson as chief OF police "t Mounds
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Phillips Hill.

Dated: Monday, Dec 10Th.
Christmas will soon be here. Wonder
II Santa Claus will remember us little
folks?
Mr.. Tom Young made a business
trip to Benton Wednesday Of last week.
Frank Burks spent last Friday night
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ]. Johnston, of Plain Dealing.
Mr.. I. G. Burks made a business
trip to Cotton Valley Saturday evening.
Misses Leeta Booker, Gladys Hyde
and Ruby Johnston spent yesterday
at Rock Mount with Miss Bessie
Johnston.
Messrs Joe Bounds and Sam Young
went to Benton on business one day
last week.
Mrs. N. G. Bounds spent Monday
night OF last week with Mrs. r. Z.
Burks, jr. GREEN PARsoN.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. w. F. Bell was Shreveport
yisitor last Saturday.
Mr.. J. T. Adger spent the past
gweek END here with home folks.
considerable moving is under way,
Mostly among the farming population.
PAY your poll tax before the 31st
I II December, If you expect to partici-
pate in elections held during 1922.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sentell, of
nike, together with their two little
boys, are guests Of their father, Mr..
m W. Sentell, Of Collinsburg.
Mrs. Hirschell Demoss has re-
fnrned home from Ell Dorado, Ark,
rhere she visited her brother and
dster, Mr.. and Mrs. Jer Hudson.
Friends Of Mr.. p. E. Holloway
xill regret to learn sof his serious Ill
ness. Last reports were that he was
not doing very well. His son, Mr.. p. e.
Holloway, jr., came in yesterday.
From letter from Mr.. Charlie
Herndon (recently received by Plain
Dealing relatives) we learn that this
yonng man is now engaged as demon
strator for an automobile concern
heated in San Antonio, Texas. .s
Mr.. Hugh Goodman will soon have
lis new residence completed It is
located just to the rear Of his present
home and directly In front OF Mr..
w. w. Oglesby's residence, and will
adj greatly to the appearance Of that
sectiOn Of town when completed
DR.. w. r. Bell and Messrs. J. e.
walker and Z. r. Crawford arrived
hone last Saturday night from Con-
euFdia Parish, where they enjoyed a
two weeks hunt with other sportsnen
of Cadd0 and Bossier parishes.
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Miller's Blsn.

Dated Tuesday, Dec. Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Arnold were
guests Sunday of Mrs. L. J. Chandler.
It is again quite cool, after a few
days Of warm weather last week.
Mrs. John English was q guest Of
Mrs. John Arnold Sunday Of last week.
Miss Rubye Arnold was a guest Of
Miss Bessie Wilson Sunday.
Mr.. Houston Wallace was q visitor
with Mr.. John Crouch last Friday
night.
Mr.. John Arnold was shopping in
Plain Dealing last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Griggs and fam
lily visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allen
last week.
Mr.. Dave Wilson and Mr.. Wilson
Arnold made a business trip to Plain
Dealing last Saturday.
Brother J. E.. Tidwell, Of Haughton,
filed his regular appointment here
Saturday night and Sunday. He was
accompanied by his father.
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Around Brushy.
Monday Dee 18th.

Dated: Monday, Dec 10Th.
Christmas win soon be here. Better
be on the lookout for old Santa Claus.
Rev. +. A. Materne accompanied by
Rev. H. j. McGehee) filed his regular
appointment here yesterday afternoon.
Quite crowd was present to enjoy
his sermon.
Mrs. Jessie Grant (and children) Is
now at home with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. a. b. Winham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Reed, OF Hoss-
ton, are ut home with Mrs. Reeds
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Winham-
to spend the Christmas holidays.
/ Miss Emma Lou Perry spent Friday
Of last week in Shreveport.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Dunn and chill
dren, Of this community, left last week
for Chandler, Texas, where they will
spend the Christmas holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Dunn.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Alma Johnston, Mrs.
Frank StrayhaIl ST., and Miss Willie
Strayhan were guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Spruill yesterday
afternoon.
Mr.. Edgar Peterson, of the Cottage
Grove community, was visitor at the
Brushy Church yesterday afternoon.
Here's wishing you all Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year.
nose.
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I Rocky Mesnt.

Dated: Tuesday, Dee 10th.
Wedding bells are ringing Guess
who?
Mrs. B. L. Demoss, Of Ranger, Texas,
is visiting friends and relatives here.
Mrs. Scott spent the weekend in
Shreveport with relatives.
Misses Sadie Ritter and Alberta
Wilcox are expected home Friday to
spend the holidays.
Mrs. j. M. Bounds and daughter,
Marjorie, spent the past weekend at
home.
Miss Linda Morrison has returned
to Grand Bayou. inter 4 pleasant visit
with friends and relatives residing In
this community.
Miss Ruth Oglesby, Of Plain Dealing,
spent the past weekend at home
II Rev. H. J. McGehee will I'll his ap-
pointment here Sunday. Let's all go
out and hear his sermon.
Mr.. Wilmer Young was social
visitor In our community Saturday.
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Plain Dealing Department.

Some vension was brought back by the
local hunters.
Miss lila B. Barnett spent last
Saturday In Shreveport.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Fenet spent
Tuesday afternoon In Alden Bridge.
Miss Beatrice Odom spent the past
weekend in Shreveport as guest Of
her sister, Mrs. R. Talley.
MIR. J. G. D0les was some days ago
raised to the degree Of a Master Mason
In Plain Dealing Lodge No. 237.
Some Of Plain Dealings sportsmen
claim they own dog that will bark
only when there are two squirrels In
the tree.
Mrs. Lula Denmon was a guest OF
friends In Shreveport several days Of
last week and Monday was Joined by
her sister, Miss Annie Woody.
Another truck load of hogs, the
property Of Messrs. Barnett and Boggs,
and consisting Of eighteen fine ones,
was taken to Shreveport Monday.
The new residence Of Mr.. John j.
Doles, cashier at the First State Bank
Of Plain Dealing, Is fast taking shape.
1t Is located between the residences OF
Mr.. +. r. Garrett and Mrs. Berta NJ.
Wyche. II
The Alexandria correspondent Of
the Sunday Shreveport Times claims
that Alexandria was the first place to
name lady as registrar Of voters.
They We're only couple Of days behind
Bossier, and not ahead, as claimed
MIR. Willie Sentell, of MeadviIle
Pa, and his bride Of q few months, who
before their marriage was Miss
Blanche VanHorn, Of that place, ar.
Rived Monday evening to spend the
holidays with their father, Mr.. N. w
Sentell.
lin the selection. Of Miss Mary K
Bfxler for Registrar Of Votefs, at the
meeting Of the Police Jury held Tues
day Of last week, her friends believe
there has been no mistake made BY
that body and that the young lady will
fulfill her duties acceptably.
"A community Christmas tree viii
be given In the Auditorium Of Plair
Dealing High School tomorrow (Fri
day. evening. Committees represent
Ing the congregations Of the different
churches will be present during the
afternoon to receive the presents, and
| = -
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days with his sisters, Mrs. Lee Gelet
and Mrs. Eugene Young. He spent
Friday night Of last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. Lynn.
Mrs. w. B. Lynn and family spent
yesterday evening with Miss Mamie
Lynn.
Mr.. Josh Bounds and Miss Josie
Brown were guests Of Miss Mamie
Lynn last Friday night. Don't know
what attracted Josh's attention.
blue-eyed girl, though. think.
Mr.. Seymore Garrett spent Friday
night OF last week with Mr.. ]. B.
Lynn. -. A. II.
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Buy from the Banners advertiserA
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Oficers For Is77 Elected.

At an election held in Plain Dealing
Lodge No. 237, r.. and A. NJ, the follow
ing officers were elected:
j. A.. Chamlee, Worshipful Master.
JENNA Wyche, Senior Warden.
r. E. Wyche, jr., Junior Warden.
W. ]. Johnston, Treasurer.
! John J. DOles, Secretary.
$. J. Caldwell, jr., Senior Deacon.
Leon Lusk, Junior Deacon.
]. f. Nuck0lls, Tyler.
M R. Bolinger, Master OF Cere.
monies.
7. J. Caldwell and A. w. Heifner,
Stewards.
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Around Mot.

y Dated: Monday, Dec. 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Lynn entertained
the young folks with a pound supper
and play party Friday Of last week
All report nice time.
Mr.. Algie Anderson and Mr.. Clarence
Lynn spent Saturday night in Plain
Dealing.
Miss Mamie Lynn had as guest
yesterday Miss Nora Moore.
Mr.. Joe Lynn and Mr.. Jim Bounds
spent yesterday evening with their
grandfather, Mr.. ]. B. Lynn.
Mr.. Josh Matlock has just returned
from Minden, where he spent q few
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CORRESPONDENCE
Alden Bridge.

+ +
Dated: Tuesday, Dec. Goth.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jeff Rivers and Mrs
Joe Rivers were shopping In Shreve-
port Wednesday Of the past week.
Miss Emma Lou Perry spent
Wednesday Of last week as guest OF
Mrs. George Nattin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Neblett, Mr.. Doc
Knighton and Miss Annie Mae Neblett
motored to Shreveport Thursday OF
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. 4. Hoffpauir, Miss
Audrey Strayhan and Miss Emma Lou
Perry were waiting here last Saturday
| afternoon.
Mrs r. c. Strayhan was welcome
guest OF her mother, Mrs. Lula Gray
ham, Thursday afternoon Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. n. Strayhan and
Mrs. /. L. Hoffpauir motored to Alden
Bridge Wednesday afternoon Of the
past week.
:. Mrs. A. G. Johnston and son, Frank,
and Miss Willie Strayhan motored to
Alden Bridge last Saturday afternoon.
/ Mrs. s. r. Strayhan visited here last
Saturday.
Mr.. Dave Foley and John Reuben
Nattin spent the weekend here with
their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Looney, from Couch
wood, spent Sunday very pleasantly
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Rivers.
/ Mr.. e. A. Prestridge, from Shreye-
port, was attending to business matters
here several days of this week.
1 Messrs. Lee Huddleston and Bishop
and Misses Martha and Dehatta Moses
and Miss Lena Rivers motored to
Shreveport Sunday afternoon.
i Mr.. G. w. Nattin was a business
visitor to Shreveport Wednesday Of
last week.
Mrs. Maude L. Dunn and little son.
Ransom, left yesterday afternoon for
Blanchard. where they will spend the
Christmas holidays with home folks.
i Rev. n. j.. Mc(iehee Of Plain Deal
ing, preached here Sunday night He
will continue to preach for us every
third Sunday night. II
Mrs. Moses has been sick for several
days. Her many friends hope she will
be out again real s0on..
Mr.. Doc Knighton left to-day for
Alinden to spend Christmas with nome
folks.
Mr.. Larkin Gould and Miss Louise
Gould were guests yesterday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Huddleston
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Foley and chill
dren and Miss Annie Foley were here
Sunday AFTERNOON to visit theil
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Durham and
little son, Arthur, jr., were Shreveport
visitors Thursday Of last week.
Miss Azalee Wilson went to Haugh
ton last Friday afternoon to spend the
weekend and became iii and was un
able to. return to her school here this
week. As next week Is Christmas
week, the children will have ayacatior
Of two weeks. However, the CORES
pondent hopes Miss Wilson will soor
be up and enjoying the holidays.
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officers Of the lodge, for 1922, will be
installed on that date.

officers Of the lodge, for 1922, will be
installed on that date.
Mrs. r. e. Wyche and little son,
Bobby. spent Tuesday In Shreveport.
MIR. Chester Lowe, who has been
employed for some months near Mexia,
Texas, in an oil field, is now at home
for the Christmas holidays.
MFRS. II. O. Wyche came home last
Saturday night from Shreveport,
where she spent several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. c. Z. FAINT.
MIR. J.. B. Herndon, formerly Of
Lewisville, Ark, but now employed in
Shreveport, spent Sunday here with
his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D.
Herndon.
The reporter has been asked to
announce that big dance will be
given In Plain Dealing Wednesday
evening of next week-the 18th. A
Shreveport band will furnish music for
the occasion.
MIR. Tom Young, who resides with
his mother, Mrs. r. w. Young, near
|. Cotton Valley, happened to a consider
able shake-up by the running away OF
the team which he was driving In re-
turning from Cotton Valley Saturday
night. x 1
Another gala occasion is expected
at the high school tomorrow friday
afternoon, when. the boys and girls
basket ball teams of Bradley, Ark.
clash with the local boys and girls
teams. The Bradley boys have played
here once before, but this will be the
first appearance of their girl team. OF
course you viii 60 out to see your
favOrites win.
The Senior Class Of Plain Dealing
High School, and the boys first basket
ball team. wore entertained by Prof
and Mrs. Emmons last Friday evening
with rock party. The following
young people were present: Misses
Lena Rodgers, Maurine Garrett Euls
King, Mae Lusk, Bernice Bush, Ber
nice Stroud, Ethel Cornish, Mabe
Demoss, Verdye Lou Mcclellan, Maggi,
Fenet, Edna Winston, Emma Hill
Esther Boggs, Mary Johnston, Paulin,
Bounds and Carrie Lou Mays, ant
Messrs William Meares, Edens Ches
hire, Howard Wheeler, G. T. Mays
Dave Foley, Sherburn Sentell, Georg
Kelly, Paul McGaughey, Willie Dennis
and Doyle Sanders. Delicious home
made bOn.hOnS were. served after I'll
games.
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plain Dealing, Route Three.

Dated: Monday, Dec. 18th.
"A beautiful December morning, and
AL nature seems to be praising God.
Mr.. John Arnold was a business WIS.,
itor at Mr.. .. Young's Tuesday after
noon Of last week. II
Mr.. Harry Walker was business
visitor with Mr.. Jimmie Arnold
Wednesday Afternoon Of last week.
Mr.. John Walker was q social visitor
to Gillian to-day.
Mrs. G. o. Walker was visitor yes,
terday at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. ID. Young.
Misses Sallie and Eva Striplfi1 were
visitors at the Walker School House
Wednesday afternoon Of last week.
Mrs. p. Young was reported very
sick Saturday night
Mrs. Sarah Highlander entertained
q number Of the young people Of this
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Mineral Lease

Am Offering for sale the mineral lease
ON the north half of southwest quarter
Of northwest quarter of section 26-22-
ID. Also, 40 acres located in the north
west quarter of section 921-13. Adj
dress-p Plain Dealing. La.
I4Ntfl ]. B. KEITH.
Richmond planet., 1921-10-01
ROAD CLOSED

Ne took 4 road that was closed for
|.irS and We douhlcd back to C;iar-
ESVillc and came around winl-
but goud road. Wo were running
|igh speed now. Robinson was max
up time. We were now at the f. t
|hc Ion" climb Of The Alton Noun.
or the mountain at Alton. We
|Ncd to rcfrosh ourselves and to
up and then we wont on our way.
view Wa& To"nificont. The Pied
t Valley in III" distance lay before
Ike 4 panorama and we voiced our
|lratlon. The course was winding
dangerous. hut the car went up at
lratc Of % miles per hour and was