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PAYS $1,000 TO WITNESS
BIG WRESTLING MATCH

NEW YORK, April 25.-The cham
pionship wrestling match between
stranger" Lewis and Stanislau.
zbyszko, to be held in the Twenty
second Regiment Armory. Friday
evening. May 9, promises to be So
cfety as well as a sporting event. The
bout is being promoted For the relief
fund of ireland. and already many
sons OF the Emerald Isle have rallied
to the cause.
Thomas Mccarthy, chairman of tho
Committee on Relief in ireland. an
nounced yesterday that Marcus DAILY
has paid $1,000 for asringside box.
Similar subscriptions were also prom
ised from George Loft, Charles Stone
ham. Harry Payne Whitney and
others. So much for the gallery end
of the match.
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Eastern A. c. Winner.

Eastern A. c.. with Clark pitching
h'gh-class ball, set down tho Rcd
Cross team of st .Elizabeths Hos
rital yesterday. score 10 4. Mani ger
Rastin, Of Eastern. 1ils Pcnnsyl-
vsnia avenue southeast. ~ loosing
for games with is AHA i7-yesr- old
teams.
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BY JOHN MEDBURY.

Have you eaten bowl of alpha
bet broth, the kind with little mac
aroni letters in it?
This is known as A B c soup.
It's nothing but dishwater with a
college education.
But. you've gut to go through
school before you can drink il
This letter liquid is eaten in all
languages.
You can 20 into q restaurant and
hear Il en- most any tongue.
I It's written in soup bowl instead
Iof on a blackboard. and you use a
spoon for an eraser.
This is the ideal broth for people
who like to eat and read at the
same time.
OF course It's hard to under stand
the man across the table from you
because he's liable to swallow his
words.
If the chef in the restaurant
knows you he can send YOU a. bowl
of soup with your name and address
in the bottom Of it.
1t might save the busy man a lot
of time by having the news. of the
day written in the bottom of his
bouillon cup. ~ sgss ~
But to get all the latest news
you'd have to order three or four
editions of soup.
A romantic couple could have 4
fine time with two dishes of this
university ch0wder. They could
wf4fe love notes in the bottom Of
the bowl and then exchange soap.
Can you imagine a guy writing
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LOOKING 'EM OVER
fBy LOUIS A. DOUGHER
New Blood Entering Big Leagues

YORK, April 25-Glanng the first
pitching the
the fact that blood
major itself mistakabe
greater
rivals injecting players into the regular neup
pitchers
the old circuit only crossed the Rubcon the
Eight lads the wd Tmbuckoo
themselves 800 hter beneath the
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Leviathans Lose.

= Leviathan A. c., of this city, lost TO
the Destroyers of Alexandria yester-
day. 10 Z, but blamed the umpires
for the licking. The Leviathans would
like to hear from teams averaging
II or rs years
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HeCht Nine Starts Well.

The Hecht Co. ball team won it's
first game of the season by defeating
Woodward & Lothrop yesterday, 3 to.
?. Hecht & Co. plays Park a. c. next
sunday on the Monument Lot.
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BIG RALLY GIVES GAME
TO SILVER SPRING TEAM

Silver Spring scored six runs In the
sixth inning of it's game with the
Mayfiower nine yesterday and won 8
to >. The sailors put over their two
in the second. The game was a pitch-
crs-battle between schrieder for Sill
yer Spring and 1-ice for the Msyfiower
club, each team getting six hits.
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Grace A. c. Wins.

Grace A. c. won it's first game OF
the season from Randall A. G. yester-
day, II to 10. Teams desiring games
with the Grace nine. address Peck"
Goodrich. SO Park avenue. Cherry
dale, Va.
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POTOMAC GETS 20 RUNS
DEFEATING WASHINGTON

Potomac Council played rings
around Washington Council in the
knights of Columbus League yester-
day and won 20 to I. OF the six
teen hits made by Potomac, Plunket'
got four and King three
Washington scored all its runs in
the first three innings and looked at
the start like a winner. The larg-
est crowd of the Casey season saw
the game. ..
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TOUR IN CQe American League.
There can be but one end to such a
situation. The old league, cutting
away, its dead wood. is about, to pass
rs rival. Unless the Johnsonian clubs
pay more attention to planning for
The future. the National League will
get the jump on the big Ave and the
little three.
ACCESSION OF PLAYERS.
One immediate effect OF the Chicago
scandal il the accession of new play
ers in the White Sox lineup, with old
names like Herzog, Kauff. Gedeon and
Paulette passing away. With a cham
pionship team literally smashed to
pieces. Charlie Comiskey has every
reason for obtaining so many new
players before the season starts AMI
for using them the moment the bell
rings. The Cincinnati Reds, facing
wholesale holding out on the part of
veteran stars, has been compelled to
use young blood in rather large
quantities. Other clubs have simply
filled places vacated by weaklings or
those who have served their time
under the big tent. But the point
remains not to be eluded that there
are more new players making good
in the Heydler circuit than the
Johnsonian.
The 1921 Griffs are a fair sample
Of the American League. Frank
ORourke-not child, either, by the
way-is tho one new player in the
line-up, though the team finished in
sixth place last season. A shifting
Of veterans, like Lewis and Mog-
ridge, spells their upbuilding for the
year
The Yankees are overloaded with
old players. The Red Sox have too
many. so have the Tigers and the
Cleveland Indians. Neither SewelI nor
stephenson would be playing regu-
iarly today but for Chapman's death
and Wamby's injury.
TEAMS MORE PREsENTABLE.
The st. Louis Browns and tie
Eackmen are more presentable, from
''iis angle. than any Of the remaining
clubs In the American League. They
should improve and remain intact for
i've or six years. Five years Is long
in the majors. Who would wager that
in 1925 the Washington Club would
bave more than Judge, Harris, Rice
and Zachary, of the present squad
Picinich might be with the club, so
might Erickson. But who would
gamble on it, Who would wager that
onIv nIav.rs iaSt a., .S ~. DC he
,hrss ye.r. go. ,.nm yas' Even
Nc Ia, go. @"a"ses IN 'he
Todov 80. ,.. WITT
.rson S.w.m 49,. ps,, o,epn
-,u. Fat sh..,', nr,,,,a Weicn'
ana o,Pon,,,. n,a,,,, i-a",p
tho Smsr;con $500 IN
Mackmen' one a Civ two Tnd,.ns
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Score Fifteen Runs.

Congress Heights Yankee Juniors
piled up fifteen runs against six .or
the Pioneer A. c. yesterday. The win
ners want games with. sixteen and
sevcntoen-y ear-old teams. Robert -.
Cowan. 1923 Eighth street. southea II,
is manager
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Shamr0cks Trim Woodmen.

Shamrock A. c. trimmed the Wood
men of the World yesterday. to 2.
despite the excellent pitching of
Humphrey for the choppers. White
played faultless ball for the Wood =
men. Next Monday the shamrocks
will play Zone 8 of the Navy Yard
League. ....
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New York %. q q q q b-1
Washington. o 0 % Ks
Runs-Peckinpaugh, Judge, Rice. shsnks
Errors-Fewster (2D, Peckinpaugh, Piercy.a
Judge, Harris, ORourke (2). Three-bsse
hit--O'Rourke. Sacrifice h.s-Lewis,
Zachary. stolen bsses-Gharrity, Rice.
Left on base--W Washington. 10; New York
g. Struck eut-By Zachary, ?. by Piercy.
T. Base on balls-On Zachary. 2; Oh
Piercy, T. Double plays-Percy to Pipp
to Schang; Fewster to Peck to Pipp. I'm
pires-Moriarty and Connolly. Time Of
game-2:0o.
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BI0ominudaIe Cops.

Bloomingdale A. g. Defeated Col
umbia y. g. ycEterduy. s to 4. Tho
" inners seek opponents. William
HARRINGTON, phone North f5s-J ~
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ELKS TO HOLD PRACTICE
FOR GAME With MASONS

John Blierer, captain OF the Ellcs'
nine, requests all members of the
team to report at Union League Park
Thursday and Saturday at 5 y. m. to
practice for the game next Monday
Masons.
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NATIONAL.
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati
Boston at Philadelphia .' =
New York at Brooklyn
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York. /; Philadelphia, o.
Brooklyn, IL; Boston, g. 80
Cincinnati, % Pittsburgh, Z.
Chicago, 8: st. Louis. 4,
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HIGH AND Low
SCORES OF WEEK

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays high and low score:
High-Detroit. Z.
Low-New York, I,
Weeks high score:
Washington. IL.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays high and low score; b
High--Brooklyn, 12.
observation-disclosures. o.
Weeks high score:
Pittsburgh, u.
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Park A. c. Wins Easily.

Park A. G. easily won from Speed
way A. c. yesterday. - to 2. Elicit
holding tho Speedways to two hits.
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y.AD

1s,731h bottles of pop, some Cracker
Jack and few cigars.
Outside of that.
Nothing happened
EYcept this.
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Arlington Beats Miami.

Arlington A.. e.. scored a to 2
victory over the Miami 4. c. yes
terdsy.
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Midgets Take 4 Straight.
Linwood Midgets made il four
straight by defeating Trinity Mid
gets. to . yesterday.
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STANDINGS
AMERICAN.

GAMES TODAY.
Washington at New York.
81. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Boston.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Washington, J. New York. |.
Cleveland, 6; st. Louis S.
Detroit, Z; Chics 60, 3.
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Can you imagine a guy writing
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-25

But to get all the latest new,
you'd have to order three or foul
editions Of soup.
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1t might save the busy man lot
of time by having the news. Of the
day written in the bottom of his
bouillon cup. ~ ISL -
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-05-26


State and Federal engineers than to
simply leave the matter npto Mr.. WI,
son and get in the same situation that
we understand Jackson parish got lnt
by following the dictates and super
vision Of Mr. Wilson. We judge from
the injunction suit filed here that
plaintiffs in that suit think as we 90
and at least We all think that the
Police Jury should carry out It's prom
isc to the people to have the fun'
spent and the roads built under the
supervision of the highway depart
mcnt and thereby get all Of the STATE
and Federal aid possible Don t you
think 50 Mr.. ThUrmond:
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-05-26
ORDINANCE

Whereas; In order to maintain tne
public roads and bridges in Blenvllle
parrish. and in order to get additional
money for this purpose, the lollce
Jury of said parish has decided TO lm-
pose and levy an annual license tax
upon all vehicles, automobiles, trucks
and motorcycles for the year l92l, III
order that such additional revenues
NAV be obtained to keep up said roads
and bridges,
Therefore Be 1t Ordained; by the
Police Jury Of Bienville parish, State
of Louisiana, in legal session conVeh-
ed: That there shall be and is here
by imposed and levied an annual IL
ccnse tax for the year 1921, upon all
vehicles automobiles, trucks and mo
torcycles of said parish and State, and
used for locomotion over public roads
of said parish of Bienville, State OF
Louisiana, which license tax shall be
graduated as follows, to-wit:
Upon one-horse vehicles, a tax Of
one dollar $4,000; two-horse We
hicles, a tax Of one dollar ($l.W)
upon all log wagons, a tax of five dol
lars $4,000 upon all automobiles, a
tax Of five dollars ($5OO); upon all
one-ton trucks, a tax Of ten dollars
($1O00); upon all trucks over one
ton, the tax shall be twenty dollars
($200O) upon all tractors, tax of
twenty-five dollars ($250O); upon all
motorcycles, a tax Of two and half
dollars ($2.5O).
Be 1t Further ordained, etc.; That
if any person shall fall or refuse to pay
said license tax as specified above, OF
OF before November LIST, 1921, he shall
be deemed delinquent and the Sheriff
and Tax Collector of the Parish o.
Bienyille, Louisiana, is hereby author
lied to proceed before any court O.
competent jurisdiction to sue and col
lect the same together with all cost o.
the proceedings,
Be 1t Further Ordained, etc.; Tha
the Sheriff and Tax Collector OF Bien
vile Parish, Louisiana, will collect al
license tax as specified and turn sam
over to the Parish Treasurer as prOvid
ed by law, same to be kept separate a
to respective wards from which tn
license tax is collected,
Be It Further Ordained; That tn
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1921-05-26

very successful session Monday e'en'
inc Prof. A. L. Phillips, of the H.
| l. delivered very able ana l"'ci
pStipy address to a large ana appSe'';" a..
tive audience. Supt. Z. II. flSDel .;, Nj
his usual manner gave an intereS S;'5
Ialk on the school situation OF D' thn
Who parish. ami then delivered llIF
Diplomas to Il class OF I seventeen o ,
seven boys and ten girls. lh It, Inn-
talks were made by Hon. j; f. ,,, 3'l.r>
and ]. II. IIouck, Mr.. L. NJ r ,i' ~
onr GOOD principal, expreSsc" hlS s',, ap.
nro Of the cooperation Whlcl
hes been given him BY the patrons u,o ~,
thn school. The entire program was
success from start to hhlSh'
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Tax Assessor Of the Parish OF BlenVlll'
be and he is hereby authorized and re
uuircd to list and assess upon his rolls
for the year 1921 all vehicles, automo
biIes, trucks and motorcycles, as above
mentioned and specified in resolution,
subject to the license tax for the year
1921,
BE It Further Ordained, etc.; That
all laws and ordinances In conflict
herewith are hereby repealed and that
this ordinance take effect from and
after due and legal PRONUNCIATION.
On roll call the above ordinance was
adopted by teh following vote Of the
members:
Yeas-Bert Davis, J. H. Thurmond
J. T. Albums, W. H. Began, A. G. Whit
low and J. II. King.
Nayes-None; Absent-None.
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LETTER NO. 3 FROM MIR.
THURMOND--MORE LIGHT
ON GOOD ROADS
Continued from front page

matter, We don't know who ne
represented, nor do we know who the
ct ais referred to are. Mr.. Thurmond
Is as careful not to call the names
Of these people as he was to withhold
the name of his attorney.
4th. He asks "Why keep harplng
on IS miles," Simply because the
contract under which Mr.. Thurmond
wishes to pay Mr.. Wilson $52,500V0
calls for the surveying and building of
that many miles Of road.
6th "Why did ct ais take such In
terests, even to compiling statements
showing how much each ward was
entitled to when the funds were
segregated?" We do not know, but
think that they (who ever he refers
to) take an interest because they are
taxpayers and have an interest. VIZ
also think they have right to take
an interest in the extravagant ex-
penditure Of their money. Don't yor
think 80. Mr.. Thurmond?
9Th. He asks DO you think they
are so patriotic as to donate the bal
ance Of Ward two's funds after tn
east and west road is built? We d.
not know how patriotic they are, bu
we do believe their hearts are in tn
right place and their minds clea
when they think that II our road
are built under the supervision Of tn
State Highway Department, instead Q
Of under the supervision Of Mr.. Gee
r. Wilson, and 0ne-half Of the cos
Of the roads, or even part OF thel
paid for by the Highway Department
that we will get just that much NOR
mileage and that We will get bette
roads than II Mr.. Wilson and M
ThurmOnd proceed under their plan
We believe that the more none
We get from the State and FEEDERS
governments to supplement what "
have. the more roads We can get, ar
that It Is better to build the rOa(
where they can be supervised by Il
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G!BSLAND ITEMS.

Mis-, lcona Whitley is at home from
Iudliugt0n, where she has been lcach
ins.
John IIouck, Jr. left Monday on a
business trip to New Orleans,
The Bank Of Commerce was organ
lied recently with a capital stock OF
S500OO.00. and will soon begin Ousl
ness. Mr.. f. WinIock was elected
president; T. II. Brown, LIST wee
president: {. Il. knight0n, ma vice
president; S. NJ Oden. secretary
; treasurer and cashier.
| Mrs. c. A. Berry and sou, Koy'
leave this week for Savannah, Ga.
where they will join Mr.. Berry, VINO
has been there several weeks. Before
they return they will visit other
places Of interest.
The Methodist revival services are
in progress this week. Rev. Cargill is
assisted in the meeting By his brother
from Italy, Texas.
Mrs Adam Clark aud granddaugh
ter, Mary Coruclia Clark, Of Arkadel
phia, Ark, are guests in the home OF
! Mrs Clark'S sister, Mrs. }. W. Lang
ford.
Prof. J.. VI. Phillips was called t
Shreveport last week by the serious i'll
ness Of his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton PembIe have re
turned from Shreveport where the!
spent several months while Mrs. Penn
bic was being treated by specialist.
Miss GuSSie Brown has returned
from a pleasant visit to friends a
Junction City, Ark.
Last Thursday afternoon, the hall
Of the domestic science department
were thrown open and everybody in
vited to come and see the beautiful
work done by the girls during tn
session. The decorations were YER
artistic and the display fine, whic
reflected much credit upon our accom-
plished domestic science teacher, Mis-
Mary Drago.
! The little son of Mr.. and Mrs Nj
| Neil, Of LaFeria, Texas, died recen
| ly. Mrs. Mcneil, lovingly remember
ed as Dora COlvin, was a GibSlan
girl and has many friends here VIII
deeply sympathiZe with her at th
sad time.
Rev. Martin and family are visitin
relatives and frindS at Liberty Hill
Miss Gladys Patterson has return
ed from Meridian, Miss, where 81
has been student in the Woman
College.
, Mrs, L. M. Phillips is enjoying
visit from her mother, Mrs. DawsO
= and niece, Miss Rela Key, of Bernie
The ladies Of the Baptist Woman
o Missionary Society are preparing fl
r a bazaar which will be given Jul
= 18th.
p Miss Marion Campbell, Of Chicago
, the guest Of Miss Elizabeth Care
-, in the home of Mrs. W. G. Burleigh.
o Miss Ruby Burleigh is visiting h
f sister Mrs. John T. Garrett, in Mi
, den.
# MIR, W. L. Baker has returned fro
n Hot Springs, after spending sever
II weeks very pleasantly there. Nj
. Baker will remain in Hot Sprin
n awhile longer
r Miss Ruth Minis left Sunday
her home at Crowley, Miss Ma
" Harper went to her home at Rust(
n Tuesday, and Miss Mary Drago b
yf returned to New Orleans The
ID charming young lady teachers ha
Is many frinds here who will miss the
le / The Gibsland High School closed
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SHERIFF'S SALE

O. G. Thomas Co., VS.. James Fields. NO.
5JJ7S. Third judicial District Court
State of Louisiana, Parish of Blen
vile.
Under and by virtue Of Writ OF
Execution issued from the above nam
ed Honorable Court and to me direct
ed. | have seized and will offer fol
sale to the last and highest bidder
for cash, with the benefit of appraise
ment, at the principal front door Of
, the Courthouse at Arcadia, Bienvill
Parish, La, within legal sale hour
SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1921
the following described property, to
wit;
E ~ of NE IA, Sec. 80, Up. 16, n
r. 8 W.
The above described property sei2
ed as belonging to the defendant
James Fields, and will be sold to sat
isfy said Writ Of Execution and al
costs.
This the oath day of May, 1921.
j. Z. CURRIE, Sheriff.
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NOTICE

Arcadia, La, May 10. 1921.
Notice is hereby given that on Tues
day, July 9TH, 1921, at 1900 O'Clock
a. m.. at their office in the Town OF
Arcadia. La, the Bienyille Parish
School Board will select fiscal aSen|
for said Board for the two year period
July 1921 to July, 1923.
2. F. WHITE,
President Bienville Parish Schoo
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SHERIFF'S SALE

l. Bear Company, Ltd, vs.. J. NJ. vii
liams, No. 544O, Third Judicial Dis
trict Court. State Of Louisiana, Par
iSh of Bienville.
Under and by virtue of Writ OF
Execution issued from the above nam
ed Honorable Court and to me direct
ed, | have seized and will offer fol-
sale to the last and highest bidder
for cash, with the benefit Of appraise
ment, at the principal front door o.
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the Courthouse at Arcadia, blehVlll'
r1rj n. La. within legal sale hours
SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1921

SATURDAY, JUNE H. l''l
the following described property To-
wit:
One | - h. p. engine and fixtures
ice cream freezer, etc, one candy case
one cigar case, one dry goods case
one ice box. one knife case one pan
of scales, three display Jars, four
chairs, one stove and pipe, one cheese
cutter, one gas lamp, - cans tripe
81 cans Jockey Club Coffee, ; buckets
French Opera Coffee, 3 barrels OF
flour, > cases Of lard, u cases Of Coca
Cola, , cadys of Brown Mule tobacco
one case of matches, one case of LenO!
Soap, one gross Of Prince Alber
Tobacco. s cases fruit jars. 3 cartoon.
Camel Cigarettes, one box Of chew
Ing gum, Is large cans Jockey Clul
coffee, E Southwest Coffee, - can
small French Opera Coffee.
The above described property sei2
ed as belonging to the defendant
j. NJ. Williams, and will be sold sat
isfy said Writ of Execution and al
costs.
This the 10Th day of May, 1921.
]. E. CURRlE, Sheriff.
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ESTRAX SALE

Taken up at my farm . l. 'n''eS >
,,+nr,oct Of Arcadia, La, on or ABOUT
,n,n oo,n the following described
..,o. Hack cow about or . years
alb. brand on side; black co" apoo'
, or : wears old without horns, brand,
,, an side with figure 49,; l red bulS
vcorline about years old without
marks or brands; bull yearllns about
ono year old. of blush color, without
marks or brands, One red and white
,nottcd bun about = years DID, owner
is hereby notified to call ana prove
ownership, pay keepers fees ana al
other costs and take cattle away, o.
same will be sold at public auction t
the last and highest bidder for cash
subject to apprasement, within lesa
sale hours at my farm on
SATURDAY, June 18th, 1921
in accordance with the provisions 0
thp stock laws Of Ward One, Bienylll
Parish, Louisiana. For further in
formation see W. II. Williams, Arcad
i This the 18th day Of May, 1921.
ANTHONY ADAMS, Arcadia, La
ia, La.
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NOTICE

TO all cx-service men. As Sunday
is Decoration Day, every eX-Servlce
man is invited to attend services at
the First Methodist Church.
w. L. ATKINS, Post Com.