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Only q few weeks old, and thou
sands Of them older than he died
every year! Fear in another form
had come to Rachael now-ife seem
I'd all fear.
"Oh. Warren, is he very ill?"
Pretty sick, dear little chap!"
But. Warren, you don't thing"
My darling, I don't know"
She turned desperately to George
Valentine when that good friend
five o'clock.
George, there's been 4 change
I'm sure OF it. Look at him!"
You ought to AXE better care OF
your wife, Greg" was Doctor Valen.
tines quiet almost smiling answer t.
this: You'll have her sick next"
How is he?" Rachael whispered,
as the newcomer bent over the baby
There was a silence
entine. as he Strengthened himself
Il behave this little chap has decided
to remain with US a little while. Very
-much-better!"
Rachael tried to smile. but burst
out crying instead, and chung to he,
husbands shoulder.
Let him have his sleep out, Miss
Snow" said the doctor, land then
sponge him off and try him with
food"
"oh-yes-es-yes!" the baby.
mother said eagerly, drying her eyes
and you'll be back later. George"
Not unless you telephone me, and
don't think you'll have to-" George
Valentine said. RacAaels face grew
radiant with joy.
"Oh, George, then he is better!'
She was breathing like = runner.
Better! L think he'll be himself
Rachael. with the thought that you'll
go through this 9 hundred times with
every one of your children!'
"oh. what a world!" Rachael said
half laughing and half signing. Blu,
later she sstd to Warren. yet isn't Il
deliciously worth whtle!''
He had persuaded her to have
some supper, and then they had come
back to the nursery. to zee IL tn.
awakened. and had had his bath, ant
was cryiug again, but, al Racaae
eagerly said. it was a healthy cry
Trembling and smiling. she took tn.
little creature in her arms. aud whay
the busy little lips found her breast
Rachael felt as il she could hardl,
bear the exquisite incoming rush o
joy again.
smiled. too. But before she g4v,
herself up to the luxury OF p~ossessio.
the mothers tears fell hot on TIL
baby's d1licate gown and tiny faoa
and from that hour Rachael loved hel
con With the pasainoAtAs and intooal
devotion she felt for hi father.
9sass .laser, locking e the picture,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-11

Hachael ~Breckenrtdge's husband.
Clarence Breckenridge. is q drunkard.
He neElects and abuses Rachael, all Of
his Affection being reserved for his
daughter Carol. nicknamed Billy. RAch.
st~epdauEhter.
In her loneliness Rachael appeals to
DR.. Warren Gregory, q wealthy and
successful. physician for sympathy, and
q = result the two discover that they
eve each other. Rachael. against the
advtco OF her relatives and friends fin
ally determines OF a divorce, and leav-
ing Clarence goes to a small summer
reeort by the sea. "
The morning after q terrible storm
Gregory comes to her there.
The divorce is obtained and Rachael
and Gregory married. Gregory's moth.
er. who Is strongly opposed to divorce,
OBJECTS, however. and this casts a shad.
ow on Rachael's happiness.
This shadow is deepened when, after
hsr marriage to Gregory, Carol, her
former husbands daughter by a. former
wife. elopes, and Clarence then kill,
She and Gregory have a child how.
ever which adds to her happiness.
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Naturally the British mine strikers rstuss 70 lst tAs
mines b. pumped out. what's the uGs 81 having . s44ks
II the suesny Is permitted to protect his properly from
Ssssuehspf
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Evenings Herald.

Athens-The Greek Losses IN Asia
Minor are estimated at 600 killed and
3,400 wounded.
New ~York-Twenty Americans STU
dents were given scholarships in uni
versities of Denmark, Sweden and
Norway.
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The Herald has just received a letter on 1.-THE
Whisksy Traffic" which IL evidently intended for publ
cation. The letter is not objectionable in any way. The
only thing that stands in the way Of its publication is
that the editor does not know who wrote it. II the writer
will supply this information the letter will be published.
1t is usually desirable that when a communicated
be published With 1t. Such a letter is an expression OF
individual sentiment. Readers like not only to consider
statements Of fact and expressions Of opinion. but to
know their origin. hence the unsigned letter usually
misses some part of its mission.
However. the publication Of names II not always In
sisted on. There are sometimes excellent reasons why
the writer does not wish to disclose his identity to the
public. Sometimes that would divert attention from the
merits Of the case under consideration to the personality
of the wrttsr. Hence newspapers usually grant to their
correspondents the privilege Of Withholding thalr sigma
lures from eomnunications otherwise acceptable. But
tho editor invariably insists On hving> nanss supplied
tor his own tntor,aatiop. II not tor publication.
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These are the days when the moving picture can4sa
comes u handy IN . heIbup. Even the bapdljns Of
rsxistersd mail L. F9hordtnatsd TO the picture game,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-04-11

Tho statement has often been made that the French
It's desire 70 protect the French boudholders who have In,
vested In Russian securities. It happens that Z large
proportion of the French bondholders are French peas
ants and small business people who have become fore
handed by the practice Of thrift and economy. and who
investAA their SAVINGS whore They supposed thsy would Be
secure tor them and heapful to those to whom they were
their money-every cent Of 1t.
The New York herald., 1921-11-27
GIFT-SHOP
Features
Bohemian
Glass Vases
Special, .95 Pair

Other vases of Bohemian glass
priced to $3.50 pr.
Norelties displayed in the GIFT
Shop lUere chosen pith a dis
elimination so perfect, taste
so sure, that every article
there has an individuality
an air of being n eU, charming,
unique. They are so admir-
ably displayed in the long.
spacious room prepared for
then, in our nep building,
and, most of all, prices are
much i0Uer than they lrOuld
be elsewhere.
Foreign Potterfes, Paris ian
Jelcei Nouelties, Candiesticks
and Lamps, Hand Decorated
Wares, Colonial Candles, Books
and Candles, and Many Other
Attractive Things.
The Bossier banner., 1921-01-20

birthday dinner Of her father, Mr..
r. E. Haniter.
Mr.. Il Il. Parker, of Gillian, was
here yesterday.
The work on the church at Chaly-
beate Is progressing fine. The building
will soon be completed
Mr.. Jones, former employee Of the
Burton Lumber Company, of this place,
moved to Long Prairie Monday.
Mrs. G. G. Burton has returned to
her school duties after an absence OF
several days, spent In Plain Dealin.
Mr. II +. Haniter, better known as
Uncle Bob. celebrated his seventy
eighth birthday anniversary Sunday.
Five Of bis daughters gave him a nice
dinner They all met at the home Of
Mrs. T. r Inpson for the dinner. May
he live to celebrate many more is the
wish of the writer. -LA.-ARK-
The Bossier banner., 1921-01-20

i ~Tuesduy. Jan. 1S.--Mrs. w G. Glenn
ent Is improving after many weeks Of
Illness.
\ Colgate Dennig, Of Linton, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Dennig.
Mrs. ]. 4. Merritt is recovering, after
a long illness, which will be good news
to her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Lewis spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5.
Dalrymple, Of Midway.
Rev. G. G. Walker will preach ut Lin
ton ut three o'clock next Saturday, also
Sunday morning at eleven Every one
come.
Mr.. w. S. Dalrymple, who has been
confined to his room for some weeks
with rheumatism, is reported to be I'M
proving.
Quite number of the boys Of the
Midway and Linton communities at
tended the dance given in Benton Sat
urday night of last week.
The young people Of the Midway
community enjoyed a rook social givel
it the home Of Mrs. Clement. Those
present were: Messrs Willie, Walter
and Delton Scarborough, James Shack
| elford, Neu Dalrymple, Arthur Rave
| league and Wilbur D,llrynple; Misses
| Martha and Theresa Bryan, Valeri,
league, Gretchen league and Sadi'
\ Ilemoss. -EaDAs.
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IS 1t Rieht?.

Chnstian l5thI
living world tremendous contrasts. perhaps
history that every
the fullest consecated
extent. Rs8Esss S@#
How about these questions? IS
When 40OO0OO beings China face with
actual starvation when $500 600 children in Central Europe
die lack Of food time before spring unless
people who have food send it to them when OF Vienna
Armenia Palestine other countries sufficient
food to sustain life %S 5ssA Asz
Is it right here spend large
banque of the most Of them for the sole purpose
Of social pleasure?
millens people the world are
the elementary things that make life barely
comfortable when fuel In of the world
that tearing down parts Of their houses to keep from
sfreezing--
right United States If have
the spend large OF money In buying uxuries
magnificent cities ayerises that when
completed it will sell exclusively only the expensive silk
expensive But Is it right It
when millions Of human beings dying for lack Of common
food? is it right? I'M #S
When agony and misery of suffering humanity is
before known In the worlds history when dollar
keep child dying when the that rises to
vail that the dance music Of the
frivolous the ascivious is it right that people calling itself
nomiay Christian spend round billion dollars
the people OF America did last YEAR, is
right! right people have amusement and spend
money But il it right to do when the hearts
mons fathers mothers breaking the suffering
Of their children? gs
There are certain conditions in this ought
human conduct What be right at some times in
history he t other times Ask yourself the qe
s Il worlds history woman to
tine in thing: II would not hurt the
people without Mnquets for while No
m for cut in two
without things But 1t cannot live With
have food itrfght for spend
money on things do not need? Is It Right?
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Rocky Mount.

Monday, Jan. Ia. Such beautiful,
spring-like days We are having. Makes
one want to plant a garden.
Mr.. Paxton Zeigler was business
visitor to Plain Dealing Saturday.
Miss Madge Zeigler spent yesterday
pleasantly with Miss Cannie Denloss.
Mrs. GIN. Dennis was pleasant
guest Of Mrs. Hall yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Ford spent yester-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. George Bonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. clifford Heath visited
their aunts. Miss Matte Heath and
Mrs. Niccun, yesterday afternoon.
The drilling rig which has been in
use-here for some months past will be
shipped tomorrow to Eldorado, Ark.
Mrs. Futrell and children will leave
"Wednesday for Easkin, Franklin Par
isll, where Rev. Futrell has been as
signed to preach this year. Dixie. M
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cORRESPO ONDENcE
hauei,ton.

Tuesday, Jam 1S.-After an absence
of two or three weeks, here / am
again.
Mrs. ]. B. Hall. sr, has been quite
sick. but is now up.
Mr.. Job Wilson. field deputy in the
Sheriff's Office, was here Monday on
business connected with his Office. I
The handsome new home of Mr.. CIV.
Smith is now completed and is quite
an addition to the north side OF town.
DIR. ]. K. Sheppard is in Eldorado.
Ark, this week looking after land
owned by him near the new oil field
there.
James Howard is the name Of the
fine little boy who arrived at the home
of Mr.. and AIRS. Il. 4. Mc4inn, jr,
Thursday Of last week, the 18th.
The remains of Mr.. Ev Raines, a
former resident of Rossier Parish who
died In Houston, Texas, We're buried
one day last week In the old Fillmore
Cemetery.
Mrs. T. NJ Elst0n and her two chill
Idren have returned from Shreveport,
where they have been for the past sew
eral weeks. both children having had
dipltheria while there.
Dr.. C. NJ Tucker, Parish Health Of
ficer, spent several days of the past
week or two looking after the small
pOx situation on plantations between
| Benton and Bossier City.
School is in full progress again, all
| teachers In their places, and with IN
increased attendance. Midterm exam
nations were on last week and the
teachers are well pleased with results
Mr.. and Mrs. Shipp. from Shreve
/ port, are now living at the Lowry farm
about one mile west of town, and Mr.
Green and family, from Doyline, a
the n. Il. McDade old place, just cas-
4 Of town.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly. of Doyline. ART
now occupying the home recently va
j Gated by Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Collins
i who have gone TO Dixie to Ipake thei
1 home; and, while all regree to los
| our good friends; Mr.. and Mrs. Collins
| We extend to Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly ant
family d cordial welcome.
Il Speaking Of schools, Prof. Z.
Kerr, ear PRINCIPAL. hsls l4sn etecte'
Superintendent for Bossier Parish TO
the next four years. We who knos
. him hest know that we have = goot
live one, and expect much OF him; aiit
while we regret to lose him as primo
pal OF our csllool, we congratulate bot
: him and the people on his election.
The Bossier banner., 1921-01-20
Around Kineswood.

Il
Tuesday. Jan. lS.-Mr. Emmons and
family spent Sunday AFTERNOON ut the
home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Canon.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. r.. @. Busbey and Mr..
Ronnsarall were Shreveport visitors
Saturday. 4
AIesd,anes wutzke. Shelby and Ca
mon were visitors yesterday afternoon
ut the home of Mrs. r Q. Busbey.
Mr.. and Mrs. WEIGH and sister, Mrs.
Farmer. spent sunday very pleasantly
ut the home of Mrs. Charles Carter.
Mrs. O. NJ. Shelby has been on the
sick list, but, the correspondent is
pleased to say, is improving at this
writing. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers and mother,
Mrs. Hutton, Of Bossier City. We're CALI
ers Sunday afternoon at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. DeAfent.
Services We're conducted Sunday
morning ut the Kingswood school house
| by Rev. ]. A. knight, of Shreveport
All enjoyed Ills sermon very much. He
is to preach for us every second Sup
day at eleven o'clock. DITsY.
- = n
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Phillips Hin.

Monday. Jan. 17.-Born yesterday, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Rurks. fine boy.
This Is their third boy and fifth child.
Mrs. Lettie Burks was sick yester-
day and last night.
Miss Berta Bufks was sick two or
three days of last week.
Every one is taking advantage of the
few pretty days-trying to plow and
fix fences.
Miss Eva Johnston spent the week
end wifh Mrs Rhodes. at the home Of
Mrs. Northcott.
Mr.. and Mrs. w %. Johnston's baby
was sick yesterday, but was reported
better this morning.
Charlie Burks and family attended
preaching at Ivan last night. They re-
port good preaching.
Lucian Burks and Dave Johnston
are hnuling ties to Plain Dealing. The
roads afe imd in places on account OF
SO much water.
The rains of last week made the
woods quite hoggy. During the sixty
hours about three inches OF rain fell,
but it fell 30 slow it all soaked in the
ground. -FREcKLEs.
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roaa ssstenl alid fs,a'a lnllfosehent
r.ss s,'... s. l'ss' .ea =
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Il. ~ 49, 81, Il nan ss
Ine Eonee Jury Woulu al'iA'lh. Z com.
me- Y. tNs'. q, 'sA snu no'
.,.as - M s .,',,.. ~. sD
49, O. ~, fo, m,
- 81 tha o...s,,s,,s ,f a,,;,,
III, - tl,e residents of his ward 81 Il 4
revision nf tho road system ef the
ne al, ~ tha e,,f stl,at Rossier Parish.
viii constitute one road district one
road system. either through a parrish
wide bond issue or otherwise: and. In
fact, it il the wish and desire that this
committee gather together all infor-
.lnation possible in tie interest Of an
improved and enh,rgetl road system for
fsoesier Parish. with the assistance of
the other members of the Police Jury,
President Mays then appointed the
following named persons. residents OF
Bossier Parish, as members Of said
committee
Ward One-lA.S Curtis, of Curtis, and
II. 4. sknnnal OF Sligo.
ward Two-Dr e. HI Irion. OF Rem
tom and I. H sMotlawell of Bossier
CITY. s.
Ward Three--Dr. g. G Lyon and
n. w. Senten, Of Plain Dealing.
Ward Four. s. Dodson and j. j.
Roberson. of Plain Dealing.
Ward Five-I, Il. Rumgardner. Of
Ranton and Dr. ISB. Hail. Of Rocky
\ Mount
ward sSix-M II Ffnuf Of Adner.
and Dr. q, III Tucker .of Haughton.
| r was supyested flat this committee
maka A Immediate canvass of their
resnectiye ~ wards Il is desired that
tha commitfee meet III the Court House
IN Renton on January oath next, at
i tpn O'Clock aud organize and formulate
sone definite ,lan OF action. and for
tha f,,rtner nurDose of organization
and such other business as may prop
erly touch this work.
auno,nts two members Of the Parish
The Bossier banner., 1921-01-20
From Arkana.

Wednesday. Jan 10 somek nj G g
weather for the PAST few days.
Mrs. Ed Percy, Of H0sston, was q
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Bud Turner,
last Friday night.
Miss Leila Halniter cslme In last Sat
ursiay from Shreveport, where she IS
taking a nurses course, to be at the
The Bossier banner., 1921-01-20
Oak nln.

Tuesday, Jan. 1S. Miss Myrtis Ham
tier returned to Shreveport Sunday.
Mr.. Joe Seward made a business trip
to Plain Dealing yesterday.
Ed Finley, the little son Of Mrs 4.
Seward, has been very Ill with pneu-
n,enia, but is reported better at this
writing.
. Mrs. w. +. Percy, of Hosston. and
Miss Leila Hanliter. Of Shreveport. Wis
tied relatives residing in this comnu-
nifty few days last week.
Mr.. Bob Hamiter celebrated his 18th
birthday anniversary Sunday By visit
Ing his daughter, Mrs. ". +. lmnson'
Anpng those present for dinner which
was a fine onel We're Mr.. and Mrs
Luther Hendrick, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur ghrner, Mrs. W. =. Percy and
Miss Leila HaMiter. FRITz.
The Bossier banner., 1921-01-20

1t will only cost you So to have the
Banner pailed u whole year to that abb
sent relative. Through It's columns he
would hear from you occasionally and
many of his other old B0ssier friends
The Bossier banner., 1921-01-20
Hereford Bull

Sc now offering for sale fine Here
sa2xQ Bull. weight about 1850 pounds !;
Il $SSlso twenty-five to fifty fresh cows and
4 sl'zilgers Phone. S7777-M-nights. Ad-
Benton. Ia, Route 2.
1'tI L. A. TIDwELL.
The Bossier banner., 1921-01-20
Police Jury Proceedings

3
The Police Jury Of Rossier Parish
met in Benton this day, Tuesday, Jan
uary IL, 1921, In regular session, with
all members present viz: G. Mays,
President; r. Il. McDade, w. b. VIII
bourn, +. NJ. Coyle, r. =. Wilmington
and j. g. McDade.
The minutes of the meetings Of Mo-
velnber 9th nnd December 10Th we're
read in open session and approved as
read
On motion and second, duly carried,
the account for rental and insurance
on, four Federal trucks, for $i55, was
not allowed, and the Clerk Of the Po-
flice Jury was instructed to notify the
Louisiana State Highway Department
that the parish no longer desires the
use Of the trucks and that the same
are subject t6 their orders.
The annual report Of Il. s. Burt.
Farm Demonstration Agent. was re
ceived mud ordered filed, to-wit:
To the Police Jury Of Bossicr Parish.
| l have travelled $50 miles, paid
go visits to corn club boys. have
written 50 letters. and distributed
324 bulletins
During the past year have vacci-
mated 80 cattle for blackleg and 100
for clarbon, I3Q horses and mules
for charboll, and 1924 hogs for chol-
era. pruned and sprayed 1000 fruit
trees this past season.
i Il hare assisted In plac;...s NUM-
her Of purebret cattle, hogs and
sheep among my TURNER'S. have
also assisted. IA number Of farmers III
i gathering clover seed and have got
ten it started in several communities.
lave. had 30 per cent more velvet
beans planted for winter pasture and
soil improvement than ever before.
Made tny parish win second ljaace
at the State Fair for parish exhibit
and took more premiums on corn and
hay than any other parish in the
state.
We stood third in the state on
boss' aud girls club work. Also took
third premium on corn at the Inter-
national Live Stock. Hay and Grain
Show, held ut Chicago.
Yours respectfully,
f.. S. Burr,
Farm Demonstration Agent
On motion and second. duly carried
the sum Of $40 was appropriated on
of which to pay salary of Farm Den
/. onstration Agent, as per budget prt
| yiously adopted
Mr. WitherspOon, representing tn
Louisiana Oil Refining Cooperation, al
i peared before the Police jury. reqnes
: ling the passage OF ,a resolution gran
i ing to his company certain concession
. Lin respect to the use Of the Trlff
Bridge across Red River at Shrevepor
but action on same was postpone'
fpending d joint meeting Of the Polit
Jury Of Bossier Parish ard the Cit
Commission OF the City of Shreyepor
said bridge being under the joint co
s troll Of the Police Jury Of BOssier Pa
i lish and the City Commissioners Of Il
!. City Of Shreveport. es
The Bossier banner., 1921-01-20

Secure us three new subscribers, re-
NIT the SO. and We'll mail you the
Banner free for twelve months
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-06-09

urday, attending a dance while there.
Mrs. G. Smith OF Vale Is visiting
ut the home OF ]. =. Smith. She
expects to stay here for n month on
account OF so much whooping cough
at Vale.
Mrs c. d. Houser OF Richland, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G. Elms. She expects to leave
for Unity Sunday where she will
visit relatives there before return
ing 10 her home. Mrs. II. q. Elms
will return home with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd White and W.
l.. Thompson came from Unity Sun
day to attend the ball game.
Mr.. Alexander came In from NAL
heur river Monday.
Ed Rose and Sumner Smith are
smoothing the roads after the heavy
rains.
Monte Crews has taken n contract
TO build several miles OF fence for
s. NJ. Molthan and Son.
Fred Lawrence and Arthur Beam
went TO Flog 10 do some fencing on
Mr.. Lawrence's homestead.
Mrs. y. J. Beam went TO Vale the
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-06-09

first OF the week to have some dem
tai work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Lotion took
Mr.. Lotions mother to Payette
Tuesday on land business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Williams we're
guests at the home OF w. X. Lof-
tons from Unity.
Mr.. Means made business trip
through Ironside from Vale Tues
day. going TO Malheur River.
Ralph Harvey went to Brogan
this week to ride after his cattle.
Orville Nichols will drive stage dur
Ing his absence.
Zelda and Elmer Rose from Baker
have returned TO their home here
after spending the winter In Baker
at school.
Mrs. Edith Robinson OF Malheur
was In Ironside on business Friday.
Ralph Beam attended the dance
at Bridgeport Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lawrence went
To Caldwell Friday.
oryille Nichols went TO Vale Fri
day for n load OF freight for his
father, A. u. Nichols.