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VETERANS MEET Here


Safnriaav fn,enonn ~ last we.k
meettrs 81 I.ondcn sRrtlav r,a mn
81. q. y. IN ! held ! tho nanner ofI,ra
The four n,rinlers e. tl,a - 81, nrssa,,t
were Sc Cant I 81 H Nattin 'r,o,rmardsr.
xsr. 8 sAl,eon A,iiatan+ !. M 81 q
Smith and 1fr. ]. s. Overcash.
{ The first thing in order was the elec-
tiQn Of officers for the ensuing year.
Mr.. 0vercash moved that the pr@sent
officers be reelected The motion was
put and carried
Delegates to the next reunion we're
named as follows: Messrs Alison and
Smith, with Altssrs. 0vercash and Nat
tin as alterlates
ANIMAL daes In the amount Of 81
we're paid one dollar each from the
following nfrInfd members OF the camp:
Messrs. u A. Ford. i. @. Nuckolls. III. T.
Wheeler. L sss OveicAsh. q. III Nattin,
NJ. n. Smith and ]. s. Alison. Mr..
Overcast tlten Subscribed 90 cents ad-
1itional SO as to make the total $50.
| the sum necessary to remit to general
lheadauarters to entifle the camp to
Itwn delegates.
"A matron 1T honor and maids of
homer to the general reunion are vet
to be named
ADJOURNMENT was until the next call
meeting -
nfaot,rs. - tha - mn ora ,ot hold
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Rocky Mount.
Monday, May S0th.

uated: Monday. May S0th.
ynox summer days are here. My
~, bot the past week has been.
~ I4 M. Burks was a business Wis
4 - "a Cotton Valley Friday Of last
N1eks
Ml., Linda Morrison left Saturday
Z ~ ~ home near Westdale. Red Riv-
s., .narish. She took Margaret and
a.ek Morrison with her.
on ]. b. Kirklin and mother. Mrs.
- a,eit last Thursday afternoon
III Mn. John Bounds.
s III, Marshall. Of Shreveport, Is
dinc q few days here with her
asS3E. Or. ]. B. Hall.
Ia Ayrie Sanborn was a guest OF
Ruth Ogelsby last Friday.
ma Marjorie Young and MFR. Carter
l,egfuney visited our Sunday school
8 TullHy. Come again, both OF you.
isi Ma Jessie Mae Hall, student In
ijjl.neifor High School. has returned
q 80 Tor the summer vacation. HeI
Miss Alma Bland. Is spending
2 ~ days with her.
MA Lois Mckinney spent Yesterday
n zesljoon with Miss Madge Zeigler.
MI raxson Zeigler came home last
9gkt He will he at home few days
jIU ne delight Of some blue eyes1.
NM Mattie Heath spent last week
Shreveport with relatives.
N ! Mnrff Bounds spent Satnrda.
yesterday with his sister, Mrs
Il Stewart. who resides near Hoss
&. and Mrs. Archie Lockey tame
cf Bossier City. spent Saturday
y and yesterday here with rel
x Belle Parkers0n spent las
Il Nth Miss Edith Zeigler.
See Edith Zeigler and Belle Par
u and Mr.. 4. M. Burks motoret
1fyia, via Shreveport yesterday
a Sl,ent the day with Miss Whisell
a sf that place. DIXIE.
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Governor Indorses Pig Club Shipment

| B - 2. Press Bulletin.l
n trainload shipment of hogs to !,
ai market during the fall. which
@ Re made by the members of the
~ and girls pig clubs in Louisiana.
aty indorsed by Governor John
xafker. who believes that through
YORK Louisiana will be made one
e greatest agricultural states tn
Union.
axernor Parker's personal message
follows:
nave Just been told that there are
|zS of You boys and girls doing agri-
work in an organized way in
@te. there being more than 1000
pig club alone. You little realize
Proud am to hear that, for not
mink of YOU as you are to-day
my minds eye can see You a
81 more years hence. You have
mpieted your education at the
g AGRICULTURAL College: you have
al that conld he taught you In
second to none in the Tunited
81 y0u are going out into the
se hight life's BATTLES. and to helr
Duisi;.na one of the creates,
tNrai states in the Union.
ever. that is looking rather fill
q future and while that Is yer,
"a thing to do, we have before Il.
ftaking that Is going to meal
pellars and cents in yonr pocket,
great boost Tor your state. al
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BANKS BEING FLEECED


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Levee Board Proceedings.

a regular meeting of tlia Board Of
Commissioners Of file RoSsier Levee
District was held this day at the offices,
af the Board
The following named members, con
ssfituting Il quorum for the transaction
Of business. were present President
A. Curtis. Il. r. Kirby. J. III. Mercer
and H. II !. Skanfal Messrs w. III.
Hodges. jr.. +. w w. Stinsen and j. 4.
Thomas being absent.
1t was moved by Mr. Skannal and
duly seconded by Mr. Mercer. that the
Tux ordinance adopted April %, 1921.
for the year 1921, be rescinded and set
aside and that the following tax or
dinance be adopted for the year 1921 :
TAX ORDINANCE
As adopted bU the Board 0f Commits.
si0ners Of the R0ssier Lcpec Dis
tsicf for the Year 1884,
An ordinance leyying 6-nill tax on
all property in the B0ssier Levee
District subject to taxation for leyee
purposes for the year 1921.
Be it ordained by the Rmird OF Com
missioners of the Bossier Levee Dis
trict. in regular session convened, That
a district leyee tax OF 6-nlills on the
the same is hereby levied ON all prop
erty situated in the Bossier Levee Dis
trict for the year 1921.
| Which motion. being duly put. it wa.
Il
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Oak Grove.

Dated Tuesday, May 31st.
As yesterday was a holiday, the cor
respondent could not get his news let
ter OF In the usual time.
Drilling for oil has been resumed
near the old we'll -DenmoIl No. !. YOur
correspondent has learned that the new
location Is Just q few feet from the old
well, which was abandoned because Of
bad hole. Also, he is Informed that
q well Is to be started immediately
Just west OF Sarepta.
The picnic given at the close d
school at Emma was enjoyed by al
present.
Miss Jack Anderson Is on the sicf
list ut this writing.
Mr.. II. +. Giles Is IN bad health JUS
now.. He made trip to TAYLOR. Ark.
for treatment one day last week. Hi
friends here hope Kim Al, early re
corery. GeoD EyE.
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| Correspondence =


Dated: Wednesday, Tune 1st.
As have found my pencil, will try
to- give you a few.)
Rev. J. q. Sloane, Of Pelican. visited
his daughter, Mrs L & Hays. Satalr-
day and sunday and while here
preached ut the Methodist Church Sum
day.
Mrs. +. L Prince, of this place. and
Mrs. d. b. Doyle, Of DoyIine. left yes
tertiay for visit Of several days with
Mrs. John 4. Calhoun. Of Rnyyille
The local school hoard, recently elect
ed, Is comprised Of three men and two
womef, G. NJ. Tucker. President; j. G.
McIladle. Secretary e. w. Smith, Mrs.
J. X. Sheppard and Mrs. &. ID. SAN
didge. They. in turn, have elected the
following faculty for Haughton High
School for next term: Mr.. j.. vansant.
OF West Monroe, Frineipal Misses
Hattie Chance, and Margery Ogden
thigh schoal}, Misses Elmira Wilson.
Eanra Lee HOLIDAY, Marjorie Tucker
and Lena May Hickpan (grades).
last night DIR. G. n. Tucker took
Miss Eva Allen. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Il. T. Allen. to a Shreveport sani-
tariunl. where she was mediately
operated on for appendicitis. She Is
resting well this morning
My old friend, Mr.. G. b. Normap,
continues on the sick list. at present
being confined to his he'd all the time.
But his many friends hope to have him
with us for long, time as yet.
The propriet0rs Of the Clantin-c cun-
ntnglMm Lumber Company recently
purchased the A. G. Chadick saw mill
near here The mill Is now under op-
GRAFTON and will he with ms for several
years This makes three mills now
shipping lumber from Haughton.
Misses AzlIee Wilson and Mary
Smith, who have been In school II
| Meridian, Miss. have returned home
| for the SIMMER
| G. G. Sandidge has returned home
from Louisialm College, at Pineville
Lynn Tucker, Rudolph Lee and Mis-
Ella Mae Reauchamp students III the
same school. are daily expected home.
Miss Dollie Raiiles, from Texas. i
here visiting relatives.
Mr., c. ID. MurE and family, who hass
been residents OF onr town for the pas
1 eighteen months. have again moved II
their country home Oakland.
Miss Marjorie Tucker spent the pas
weekend ait Greenwood as guest O
Miss Hattie Ruth Vaughn.
i Mr.. r. Y. Kerr has just returned
home from Tennessee. where he Wen
on both business and pleasure. He an,
Mrs. Kerr will III few days remov'
to Benton. where. on July 1st, he vii
assume his duties as Parish Superin
tendent Of Schools The residents o
our town regret to see them 20, bu
can assure the good people of Bentol
that in Bob and Nettie they are gettin
more than they deserve.
There will be a special cOinlnuni
cation of Haughton Lodge No. -. 4.
and A. NJ, Saturday. June 4th. at eigh
o'clock pm: There will be work In til
Fellowcraft degree.
Mr.. j. W. Watson and Misses Lilli
Vie Beauchamp and Emma Walker
Mito have taught away from home tlii
term, have all returned home for tn
| Summer
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Around Mot.

g MA. Monday. May 30th.
"a Ifs and Mrs. Bounds, Of Rocky
IT. rixited their daughter. Mrs
K Asen. saturday
ana Mrs. Frank Allnnlsl spent
4 NV with Mr.. and MRS. A. Cason
tday.
~. and Mrs. s. E. Mays had as
v " 10 yesterday Mr.. and Mrs.. Bass,
M Bhreyeport.
~ and Mrs. J. f. Kilgore had as
~ yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
5E @ NJ And Mrs. G. Albums We're guests
rday and yesterday Of their par
slS III. and Mrs. J. Il. Keoun. Of Red
Grover Matlock has been at
\ few days from El Dorado. Ark.
3hnrsiay Of last week Mr.. NJ. A. An
snn and son, Alsie. and Mr.. Austin
tAptey m0tored to Haynesville
Nnefe they expect to work Il while.
Res. C. Caraway filled his regular
0intnlent here yesterday.
lsees Seawillow Kilgore and Della
osa0n and Mr.. r. r. Kilgore mo-
MI p Plain Dealing Saturday.
Vmte a crowd from here attended
IL ehiIdren's Day services held al
xnlctllea yesterday. All reported 9
- time.
-
AK ]. h. Keom visited Mrs. II. c
Ssntley yesterday.
Aend helping hand by attendin.
3ss IA Nunday school at Union Grow,
Sunday afternoon at thret
aSehek.
had with us last night Rev
en- I'M He delivered fine sermon
g WIS enjoyed by a large crowd.
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Dated Monday. May both.
Still hot and dry up this way.
The farmers are just about up with
their work, until it rains.
Mr.. and Mrs j. d. Gleason were
pleasant visitors at the home Of Mr..
r. +. Harris yesterday.
Mr.. Allie De3Ioss. carrier on Route
Three out Of Plain Dealing. spent the
holiday today with his father, Mr..
A. j. DeMoss.
Mrs. j. d Gleason visited her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Regger Rance. Saturday
Mr.. Jack Gleason visited Mr.. En-
nett DeMoss yesterday.
Mr.. B. f. Gleason. Of Alden Bridge
spent yesterday with his fnmilv
Mr.. and Mrs. @. f. Boyd, jr.. visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Strong Of Antrim
yesterday
Messrs. A. j. and Emniette DeAloss
together with their families spent las
Thursday on caney fishing Thee
Icaug1t plenty Of fish for dinner ant
supper, but they bit slowly -AIT.
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collinsburg.

Dated: Tuesday. May 31st
Miss Gladys Ward has been on the
sick list. Friends are glad she is able
to be up and going again.
Mr.. ]. A. Mitchell and Miss Rosa
Rodgers were quietly married last
Thursday at the brides home, near
here, only near relatives and close
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and Nj. Rayford cantIey. Miss Brute
and Myrtle Rodgers and Mr.. Leonard
Dodson Miss Eiie Hilhorn and Mr..
0rland 0'Daniel. All reported d nice
time and plenty of dinner.
Mrs Ola Holland and children spent
Wednesday OF last week inShreveport.
Mr. AswelI Harrington Ind as
guest Saturday hight and sunday Mr..
Daniel Matlock
Messrs. Allen harrington and Paul
Robertson we're business visitors to
Hosstan last Friday, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mn Ola Holland and children spent
SUNDAY with Mr. and Mrs. NJ. "A. Far
ringabn. 81
Idftle afford and Theresa Earring
ton a1e reported on the sick list.
MA ]. e Holman had as guests
Saturday evening Mrs. j. G. Matlock
and children and Mrs. J. G. Ffarity.
Miss Fannie Helman spent SATURDAY,
night very pleasantly with Miss lIyr-
/ tice Matl0ek.
Mr. = HI Bl,tnton spent Sunday
evening With Mr.. William Holland.
Mrs J. ]. Robertson and SON Paul.
spent Wednesday OF last week in
Shreveport. sNooKs. .
Around Linton.
Dated: Tuesday. May 31st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Bumgarlner OF
Bossier City. are spending few days
with relatives Of this community.
Mrs Rodger Smith and children. of
Bossier City, are spending while with
Mrs. Smiths sister and brother, Mr..
md Mrs. .. +. Merritt.
Missees Nora Reed Of Hanghton. and
Matte Fay Norman. Of Homer, spent
last Friday night and Saturday morn.
ing with Misses Lucille Bundy and
Tura Lay.
Mrs 6 ". Jenes and son and daugh-
ter. Milton and Mildred, spent Sunday
with their grandmother, Mrs. Willis
Rundy
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Wilkerson and
children spent Sunday very pleasant,
with Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Jordan alld
family.
Mr.. Frank Norman Of Homer. ac
coHlpanied his sister, Mrs. T. p. Bundy
home from Fillmore last Friday night
| They had been there to visit theil
father. Mr.. G. R Norman. then quit,
i'll, but who is reported much better d
| present.
Miss Aline Merritt has returAet
hong from Shreveport. where she hal
heen attending school. Her old friend,
We're very glad to see her.
Mr.. Lijah Bnildy is spending few
daysat home after finishing his busi
ness course at Tyler Texas. j.
Miss Lucille Bundy has been on th
sick list for the past few days. but i
improving fast. ToUcHMENoT.
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friends being present. Rev. r. I. Holla-
day. OF Plain Dealing. officiatefl.
Mr., George Nattin and family. of
Alden Bridge. were. welcome e,,esfs a.
their parents. Cant. and Mrs. II.
Natin Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. ". III. Martin and little
daughter. Jean. motoretl down from
plain Dealing Sunday<afternoon. call-
ing ON Mr.. and Mrs. IL. NJ. Ward.
Mrs. Paul Davis faecommnied by
her handsome little sanA returned fn
her home ia huston lnst Friday. after
!, delightful visit here with her father.
Mr.. i. n. SentelI
Miss Dena Sherburrle was shopping
In Shreyefprt last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. r.. d,,rkland and
Mr.. and Mrs. &. G. Wimbisl and ,ittle
son nnotored up from Shreveport last
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Red Land.

Dated: Monday, May 30th
Rain is needed buddy By all farmers
of this section.
Messrs. Thomas r. Johnson Sanders
Goodwin and Floyd Denmon attended
the commencement exercises ait Spring
Hill last Friday night.
Quite crowd OF young folks Went
to Timothea yesterday. They report
a nice time.
Mr.. Orland DotIsthl. Of Hosston,
spent several days Of last week here
with home folks,
Miss Mande Farl.ington who has
been attending school at Hosston. is
again with home folks.
Mr.. Sanders Goodwin and Miss Car
rie johnson attended services at Union
| Grove Church last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Boggs and family
| of Heifner. were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. ]. Barnett Yesterday.
| Misses Carrie johnson, Vivian Nor.
ris and Estelle Dodson expect to leave
this weekend for Natchitoches to enter
the Louisiana State Normal School
Those who enjoyed a pleasant eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. s
Dodson yesterday evening We're Misses
Vera King. Brute Rodgers. Maudit
Harrington, Myrtice Boggs and Bertict
Chamlee, Luther Barnett. Herman ant
Elgin Beggs>
Mr.. Nj. A. Harrington was a busines.
visitor to Plain Dealing last Thursday
/ Don't forget that next Saturday .lnt
Sunday are regular service days her,
lat the Baptist Church. Show YOU
interest by attending. PAT.
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Phillips Hill.

Dated: Tuesday, May 31st.
Several members of Mr.. Joe Bounds
family have been sick the past week.
The many friends of Miss Rerta
Burks will regret that 1t is considered
necessary for her to spend Il few
months at FL Paso. Texas, for her
health. Her brother, Lucian. accom-
panied her on her journey. They left
to-day.
Mrs. S. n. Morrison writes that she
Is feeling much better, sleeps well and
eats all she can get. She has for some
time past beella patient at an El Paso,
Texas, sanitarinm.
Mrs. T. S. Young is quite sick at
this writing. DIR. Hall was called In
to treat her. E
Lucian- Burks spent two or three
days Of last week in Benton.
Lucinda Northcoft and Mary john
son spent last Thursday night In Cot
ton Valley. They returned home Fri
day afternoon, accompanied by Miss
| Ethel coyle.
Mrs. J. Z. Northcott was in Benton
| last Saturday. She took the little
Fafrcloth children to see their dady.
Quite a number of the 1leighbors
were fishing on Bodcau Saturday.
Mr.. Irwin Watts and Mr.. and Mrs.
Shaver and children. from Concord
were fishing on Bodcau to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II Demond and
4 Percy Northcott. Of Shreveport. were
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Mil!er's Bluff.

5N
Dated Monday. May 30th.
We are having some dry weather. a
rain would he appreciated just now.
Mrs. r. Winham and daughter.
Doris, visited Mrs. j. Ward Saturday.
Mrs. p. pittman was a guest Of Mrs.
j. English Saturday night.
Mrs. ]. R. Arnold had as guests Sun
day Mr. and Mrs Stiles and family
Master Robert Arnold and Hillery
Womack and Miss Millie Womack. OF
Oil City. were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Arnold and family Saturday
night and yesterday.
Mrs. j. d. Wilson and children were
guests of Mrs. j. w. English yesterday.
Mrs. w. Arnold was a guest OF Mrs
B. Winham Wednesday of last week
Mr.. j. D. Wilson was guest of Mr.,
Smith. of the Alabama settlement
yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hale were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. White Friday Of last
week.
Mrs. Slack fand childrenl is il
Shreveport visiting her sister. Mrs
Cook.
Mr.. w. r. Arnold made a business
trip to Hosston last Friday.
| Mrs johnson was a guest of Mrs
| Charlie Arnold yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. Brown visited his sister. neal
Shreveport. yesterday.
/ Mr.. Wilson Arnold. of Hosston, wa.
mingling with friends of this com
munity yesterday -HoNEYsUcKLE.
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SHADYS|DE
blacksmith Wedding.

On Tuesday evening Miss Helen
Smith. daughter Of Mrs. Andrew Nig"tt
%"f West Thtrty-ninth street, and Mr.:
Dale also of West Thirty ninth street.
were united in marriage. The ceremony
was followed 10y wedding supper and
reception at the nome OF the groom's
parents The br!d" is 4 very modest
and attractive young woman held in
high esteem by all who know her. The
groom IS employed by r." Cambria
Collieries Company and widely known
lex cai ability. Air. and Mrs, Dale viii
reside IN Shadysidc and they have the
CONGRATULATIONS and good Wishes of
many friends on this happy event.
Surprise Party.
The Misses EIaZcl and Ri!la White,
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.. William V.
White Of North Lincoln avenue. were
hOs;cSScs Monday evening 10 Il party
Of young people celebrating tn" seven
t'rnIh birthday anniversary OF their
sister. Miss Daisy. With various games
and music the guests mad" merry until
ii o'clock when dainty lunch was
served. Those present were the Misses
Alma Schramm: Carrie I.anikrohn.
Edna Monahan. Matilda NOSt, Rch"Cca
Morgan, Ruth Schramm. Dor, crow.
Rose Schramm and Nellie Stcrritt of
Shadysidc and Miss Rita Mason Of Bel
laire; Messrs. Dorsey Jones. Frank
Har,sook clyde Imh0ft. Norman Mich
OLSON, '.NSSUt lElupiI lI'Il.
krohn. Walter Furkhart. Nile Schramm,
Lawrence Imhoff. william LaudkrOhn,
Lester Crow and Wilbur I.andkrohn.
Notes and Personals.
Revival services hre In progress IN
the Methodist Church and VIII be con-
tinucd for several wee Ks.
Friends here of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ].
Bryan OF Canton have received cards
couple on Monday The happy parents
formerly resided here. They have two
daughters.
This evening the Endeavor Society OF
the Presbyterian Church viii hold n
business meeting and social hour in
tho parlors OF the church.
Mr. William Myers OF East Thirty
eighth street has returned from Mar
ictta 10 which city he WAS called on
Monday because Of tn" death OF his
only sister. Mrs. Myers has been quite
III in the Bcllairc Hospital but IS now
steadily improving:
Mrs Jasper Davis OF Lincoln avenue
Is visiting for few days IN aneS-
Vile ON Tuesday she accompanied her
sister. who had been her" through the
holidays. to the latt"r'S home.
Master Robert Carnah?n. son Of Mt.
and Mrs. Waldo carnahan. has been
cold which settled IN the glands Of
his thrnat.
Mr. and Mrs. Williaf Fry Of Lincoln
avenue on Tuesday evening entertainer
with a six o'clock dinner IN Comnlt-
mcnt TO Mr. and Mrs. ArthuS Fitch
who left the following day for their
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Ends Stubborn Coughs
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all the air passages. II promptly lJUscna
Il drv. tight cough, and sonn YOU will
notice the phlC-w th.n out and then
disappear altogether. \ DAYS Use VIII
usually break up all ordinary throat or
chest cold, and il is also splendid fur
bronchitis, Group. hoarseness, aud brUu-
Chal asthma.
PincN i most valuable concentrated
compound OF genuine Norway pine cX-
tract. the most reliable remedy for
throat and chest ailments.
TO avoid disappointment ask YOUR
druggist for "2lg ounces of Piurx" with
directions, and don't accept Uuythin"
else Guaranteed to give absolute salts
faction or money refunded, The Pinex
Co.. TT. Wayne, Ind