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KLINE touring. 6-pns.enser: rood ms
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FAIR GROuNDS-Iunch stand SCI.
brown. opposite dance hall each after
L""n
RESPONSIBLE NURSE offers her home
and care 10 lnvaiids and pcrsoas waiting
Tor and COHvEictclaE FROM hospital
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Iairs a.! H!uds Of watches ana JeMelry.
s;"asnnao.e
FINE watch. clock and Jcweiry repairing
f'hfoaG Work speciality Moderate
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Randolph %55-W.
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the public that am 10: Responsible for
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rust on my properly In Prince GearS.
COUNTY These notes purpor, TO be
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sept. -. 1872.
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Lost and Found

SD3 Lost. peacock LIIe on!.ds SuE
coat. on Main Street car or AZ Reservoir
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ONE hiHh-oven gas range at $40. W L,
Smith. 20. East Marshall Street
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
The Insanity Plea---By Fred w. schaefer

ALIENIST-The insanity plea.
THE GIRL (t0dgging her fnger al
him rOguiShIy)-The disorderei
mind is not responsible.
ALIENIST (0roptng)-You mean
you'll persist in this-fixed idea
unit you can take me unawares:
THE GIRL (crypticdlly)-You're a
frightfully smart man - make
what you can Of 1t.
tiOn)-Well, this has got to end.
fRDuSCs himself to reach for pen.)
must make my finding. (AS he
,Ciites.) However, next time yon
play insane, making 1t convincing.
THE GIRL (her attention on l0dtci-
ing him tDrite e)-How?
ALIEN IST-Deny that you are.
THE GIRL lin SuSpenSe)-You're
setting me down-as what?
ALIENIST fdryIy) - Never mind.
(Blots and fOlds up report NTH
an ar of fndlity The girl, as II
In detedt. turns dtody t0ith her
hands to her face. Then suddenly
she stdgDerS.)
THE GIRL-l-I feel faint.
ALIENIST (cdrelessly) Well,
what OF 1t? Go into that ante
room and splash your face with
water. (The girl reels, falls ami
lies mOtiOnleSS. After an in
Stants skeptiodl regard Of her.
the dlieniSt rises and stands Ouer
the giri)
ALIENIST fmutteringJ-Confound
1t; I'll bring her out of this.
(The dlienist takes q glass of has
desk and prOcceds lCith IL into u
tCdShrOOm lCith gldsed door at
one side. The moment the door
closes Jehind the dHenist the giIi
comes To. she springs 10 the
d,SE. opens the drdtOr and Sc.
cures the pistol Then Wih cat
like speed and ncrUcd With pur-
pose the girl fOHOUS into the
rdshrOOn. Immediately shat
is heard from the udShrOom. At
the noise the cOurt officer and u
uniformed policeman are brought
busting in thrOHgh the door at
the rear. ThcU hdH. surprised 70
find the diienistS rOOm Udcdnt.
While heU StW stand the girl
oDmeS tiptOeing tOtH SprinCb
step from the dnterOOn. She secs
th6m.)
THE GIRL (,Citb m mir Of b'nCro.
lent mVsterB)-Sh-h-you'll wake
the baby! (The policeman ruSh"s
nj her and Spi.cS her
POLICEMAN fDldncing into Odsh-
room Holy cats, She's muir
dered i'm! Is she CraZyI
COURT OFF ICER - Wait
(Snntchcs mp report from desk;
rcdds,) He finds her insane,
dangerous and violent"
THE GIRL (rcrg plcdsdHtIgJ-M
what Il fib, I'm perfectly sane!
CURTAIN.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
THE ALIENIST
A GIRL
A COURT OFFICER
A POLICEMAN

SCENE.-Ihe chambers attached
10 q courtroom.
An alieniSt a CeH DrOOmed,
yOungish, unsympathetic tBpe is
seated in a St0iUel chair by his desk.
A LIENIST (pOinting a pencil at
~ the girD-Let me now put
4 d this to you: If you spilled a
handful of carpet tacks on the
floor of your kitchen, what would
you do?
THE GIRL (ShdrplU - I'd pick
them up.
ALIENIST-Well, but how?
THE GIRL - With a broom and
dustpan, of course.
ALIENIST-What made you think
of that?
THE GIRL~The broom and dust
pan would he there at hand.
UOuldn't they? Any child would
think of that.
ALIENIST-Quite 80; any bright
child. Now III ask you to an
swer this: If you were crossing
a street and found yourself sud-
denly in front of an approaching
automobile, which would he the
worst thing for YOU to do-leap
forward or leap back?
THE GIRL (oitheringlU - That's
fine thing for an alienist, a
mental expert. to ask.
ALIENIST-The choice is simple.
Would you jump forward ar back I:
THE GIRL-FOrward
ALIENIST-Oh, you would? Why?
THE GIRL (rdpidiy)-Because |
could go ahead faster than re-
verse myself. Besides, the driver
in trying to avoid me would in
stinctively turn in behind me.
ALIENIST - You plot we'll III
give you another proposition: |
am at home, ready to 20 to a
nearby theatre. have put in a
long-distance call on the tele-
phone. When I have just time
to make the theatre. exchange
tells me | won't get my reply
before forty minutes.
THE GIRL~You have either To
miss the call or miss the theatre?
ALIENIST-Yes. The problem is.
should ! give up the call or give
up the theatre?
THE GIRL (tciH a toss Of her
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
Hou Ii Works

The scientific name of this
new elemen is Terrader-
malax. 1t is blended into a
soft plastic clay Of exquisite
smoothness. Place it on the
face like a poultice. No expert
masSeuSe s fingers ever felt so
soothing, for you feel this laXa-
tive working on every inch
of skin. In half an hour wipe
off with a towel-and with it
every blackhead, pimple-point,
Spcck and spot of dirt. That's
all. For a week or two it is
we'll to move the skin every
other day. Then once a week
SuffjceS. In the end the skin is
trained to function without aid.
TcrradcrmalaX is a scientific
achievement, not a cosmetic or
cream. 1t is harmless, hygicnic
and helpful to the skin. Women
on whom Mr.. MCGOWAN expert
mcnted daily for months show
skins and cOmpleXionS of strik.
ing health and beauty. Texture
Of one s Skin-cOarSc or fine
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
,BY WILLIAM Is. DURGIN

XXIoMEN, give thanks to Mr.
" McGowan-an EngliS h
scientist scarce out of his twen-
ties. His discovery means that
a beautiful skin is now mere
matter of personal cleanliness;
that 2 skin can be made beauti-
iul while YOU wait!
After five years of experiment;
an element has been found that
physics ones skin. It's action is
gentle, but positive. Its use Is
delightful, not diStaSteful, for 1t
is applied outSide. Put it on;
slip into your easy chair to
dream or dozc; in less than an
hour the skin pores more.
Impurities clogging your facial
pores come out as if squeezed
from tube. This flushing of
the pores makes them tingle with
relief and relaxation. The new
bloom of color and velvety tex
ture of skin are simply marvel
Gus. Such is the magic of mod
ern chemistry. It always works,
because it is Nature.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
Makes teeth dingy

Modern science traces most
tooth troubles to a film-to that
viscous film you feel. 1t clings to
teeth, enters crevices and stays.
1t absorbs stains, making the
teeth look dingy. Film is the basis
of tartar. 1t holds food substance
which ferments and forms acid. 1t
holds the acid in contact with the
teeth to cause decay.
Germs breed by millions in it.
Pyorrhea, and many other serious
troubles, are chiefly caused by
those germs and by tartar.
Dental ycience has for years been
seeking a way to daily combat that
film. 1t is the teeths great enemy.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
Watch the added beauty

Send the coupon for a ten-day
test. Note how clean the teeth fee
after using. Mark the absence OF
the viscous film. See how teeth
whiten as the film-coats disappear.
The lasting benefits appear more
slowly. But all who love clean.
glistening teeth will see effects at
once. And the book we send ex-
plains the reasons for them. Cut
out the coupon now.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

Pepsodent is largely for the COM
ing generation. 1t brings to adults
whittier teeth, new protection. But
TO children it means new dental
era.
Your teeth. perhaps, have always
been film-coated, save right after
dental cleaning. The lustre has
been dimmed by film. Film has
caused decay, no doubt, despite
your daily brushing.
Now dental authorities urge you
to fight film. Above all, have your
children fight it daily in this scien-
tific way.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
Also starch deposits

Starch deposits also attack teeth.
In fermenting they form acids.
Nature puts a starch digestant in
the saliva. 1t puts alkalies there tc
neutralize the acids.
Pepsodent muitiplies that starch
digestant, also the alkalinity. Thus
Natures teeth-protecting forces are
multiplied.
Thus twice a day, in all these
ways, Pepsodent combats the en-
cmies of teeth.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
as YOU did from film on teeth

have subjected them to many care
full tests. Dental science now ap-
proves them, and leading dentists,
here and abroad, urge their daily
use.
A new-day tooth paste has been
perfected, complying with modern
requirements. 1t is called Pepso-
dent. And these two film-combat-
ing methods are embodied in it.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
Not On Sale

Unfortunately, Terradermalax
cannot be stocked by druggists.
The active ingredient that
looSens the pores must be fresh.
The laboratory seals each can
and oates every label. On store
shelves, this laxative element
would lose its force, and then the
application would have no moro
effect than the massage mudS"
now so common. SO the labora-
tory supplies the users direct.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
Scientist Discovers a
Skin Laxative
Euacuates the Pores and Purges the Skin of
Euerv In1purity in an Hour

makes no difference in the re-
suit. In fact it is equally bene-
fetal to men.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
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The Washington times., 1922-04-23
Airing Feather Pillows.

LEATHER pillows should never
1 be hung in the sun This draws
out the oil and creates rancid
odor. To make them fresh and
fluffy hang in cool, shady place
on windy day.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
HoU to Obtain a Supply

Making this new material is
slow work. But the labora-
tory fills requests for single
cans 1.-TWO months supply in
the order of receipt. With it
come McGowan's own direc-
tions. Send no money, but pay
the postman just $3.50 when
delivered. McGowan says
"Any woman whose skin and
complexion do not receive in
Stantaneous and perfectly aston
ishing benefits that she can feel
and see, may have this small
laboratory fee back without
question" If you expect to be
out when the postman calls you
may as safely send check or
money order for So. so with your
application, as the same guar
antee holds.
Sallow, oily or muddy skin
will soon be looked on not as
misfortune, but evidence Of
neglect. SO if You desire a skin
of perfect purity, softness and
coloring, here is your opportu-
nifty. just fill out this applica-
tiOn and mail il at once.
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

(Copyright by the Author and Play Must
Not he Produced without His
Written PermissiOn.)
The Washington times., 1922-04-23
Two ways now found

Two effective film combatsnts
have been found. Able authorities
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

pdHT htShd'i H'ffb at school or college. at
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The Washington times., 1922-04-23

DcrmatologiCai Laboratories,
800 Plymouth Court, Chicago:
Please send two months supply of
freshly compounded Terradermalax
soon as made. l will pay postman
$3.50 for everything. My money to
be refunded If asked. 600
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

that ! was dead broke.
'Onus OF SEQ | am now the head Of
another s25.000.0O corporation am SOing
The Washington times., 1922-04-23

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The Washington times., 1922-04-23

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03
Little Benru's S
Notebook
BY Lee Pope

The reports was gavc out in skool
today, mine being exter bum, and after
suppir was wondering how to brake
tho news gentle to pop on account of
me being Supposed to give him all my
reports to sine, and I watched him
looking at the joaks in the paper till
he started to look as 10 it wouldent
OF took mutch more to make him smile,
and then sed. Hay pop, our reports
was gave out in skool today.
Yes! sed pop. Mecning was they,
and sed, Yes sir, got mine, too.
How is it? sed pop.
Me thinking, Heck. And sed, Its
about the same rs Pude Simlipses and
Sam Crosses.
That duzzent tell me a hole lot, scd
pop. Mcening how did he know how
theirs was. and scd, Well, for that
matter it was better than skinny Mar
tins report, for that matter.
That's all very we'll. as far as that
matter goes, but wat I'm trying 10 ar
rive at In my patient but so far un-
successful way IL weather your report
is good one, sed pop.
o, well, It could be verse, It could
be mutch verse, ] scd.
That's Encouraging, scd pop, let's hnve
n look at 1t.
Slr les sir. seq Nnd l hnndcd
II to him and he looked at it saying,
We'll, wen You remark that It could he
verse there may be something in wat
you say, but wen YOU say II could be
mutch verse ! am inclined to think you
ore ixaggcrating,
! And he signed It with his fountain
pen and made me 30 TO bEd q hour too
erly and told me not 20 ask for euy
.sesees Nancy the rest ef tAe week. "A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03

lin tomorrow's chapter Jack and
Janet learn what the bears new job
Is, and they find It most surprising.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03
|EIrs. Wilson Sets Down Persian Ideas
on Making of Good Conserues and Jams
strawberries May Be Combined With Tart Currans Viii
Raisins or With Dried Apricoss-Therc's Delicious
Turkish Pourri, Too

in a boiling sirup made Of one half
cup Of sugar
Three tablespoons Of Wster.
Stir to dissolve the sugar and cook
for three minutes, and then dip the
paper in the sirup while IL Is boiling
hot and place on the conserve.
Do not cover tho conservcs until cold !;
the Persian housewife always places
these conserves in a sunny window for
one hour before sealing, then seals &c I.
curely. II you do not have metal covers
for the tops Of the glasses or Jars, then
tie securely with heavy white paper
and dip. nfter tying on the glasses, In
hot melted parafin. This will provide an
alright top covering. Store where mice
or rats cannot attack,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03

Substantial savings every Of these suts-and
tworouser suit gives almost much service two suits
The materials closely herrngbones in rich
mixed colors of the type usually found only much higher
priced suits. Fine mixed cloths of we-known kind are
here, too.
Altogether, these materials we'll out of the ord-
maryland the tailoring lives up to the materials.
Gallery
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-03
CHAPTER III
Tho Maxician's Charm

ino MaS1cian's ChArm
TACK was in the grip Of Cold Nose.
q the bear. The bir animal hu,r.I
him close; bis face was buried in war;,
Jack remembered what h. ono. had
his Bite: that he could crack 1Y %0,Se nan'a ansn q
ribs rs easily as a boy cracks an Eastsr
egg. Jack wonrered Il Cold Nose % would
squeeze would do II '"' A"iuef
Janet wasn't soinr "a ,st J.ct \.
hugged to death ~ she conld hcin q
| She seized Jacks waist and tr;.d tn Mi III
him away from the bear. She mieht
just as we'll have tried 70 null a hocf.
steak away from a BULLDOG ~" q Oe''
Tn above the birds were circ,;p. 4,
| great excitement. A'
Don't hurt Jsck 20 tbev scroeroa y.
the bear. "He is YOUR friend Uc is
| trying to break the smell ~ Tho cr,oi
magician who hss medo ro,, II, w,
These words seemed 70 mt RI" be. =
In fury.
roared 6ercely. "I.m % FIX ae him bipeN. ~ he he
can't!'
Jack felt the bears hup t,pbten rh.
breath was snueezed omt of him. his
ribs hurt. He couldn't u stand and that ,t
smothering crushing another minute.
Things began to grow dark,
Then suddenly a sharp voice rane
out; .o,-v, S ''
ner - ~''
| That cry had an instant .6.c& una,
the bear. His hug ioosened: he i.t
Jack 20, and turned with an esesr
whine RI tho don. 80 A..
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-05-11
CHAPTER VIII.
INTO THE FARTHER WEST.

INTO THE FAkIHhk WEST.
DURING the drive honleward Harris.
thoughts persistently turned to the
share his wife had had In Reulah's de-
parture, and his feeling toward Mary
grew more and more hostile He re-
solved. however, that there should he
no open breach between them: he
would neither scold nor question her,
but would impress her with his dis
pleasure by adopting q cold, matter-of-
fact, speak-when-y ou're-spoken-to Atti-
tude toward her.
Under the circumstances 1t was not
remarkable that Harris work began TO
loom larger than ever in his life. The
space left vacant by his daughter he
filled with extra energy driving the
great plows through the mellow sum
mer-fallow. A new tank-man was en-
gagged and the rumble of the engine
was heard up and down the fields from
early morning until dark. From his
wife he held alOOf, speaking with
strained courtesy when speech was
necessary. Size. in turn, scIooled for
years In self-effacement, hid her sor-
row In her heart, and went about her
work with resignation which he mis-
took for cheerfulness, and which con-
firmefl him IN his opinion that she
knew more of Renlah.s Intentions than
,l,o had oarod ~ AMT nnly With
Ala, M ra,at,ons ,.,,,s;nnI ~
chahseu' lhueed, the attacnmeht De-
twen the TWO grew deeper than ever.
The young man avoided any reference
TO Reulah what he felt in his own
heart ia kent ~ ,,in,salf INT tl,n e. flor
shraw.dlr guessed that ~ la;d +ha
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-05-11
STATE TAX SALES
IMMovABLE PROPERTY
The State of L0aisiaa0 rs. Delinquent Tia
Debtors, Perish OF Bossiey.

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By VIRTUE of the authority vested In me BY
the Constitution and laws Of the State Of
Louisiana, will sell, Mt the principal front
door Of the Court House in which the Civil
District Court Of said parish Is held, within
the legal hours for judicial sales, beginning
at IL o'clock am, on Saturday, the 10th
day of June, 1922, and continuing on each
succeeding day until said sales are COM
pleted, all immovable property on which
taxes are now due to the State of Louisiana,
Bossier Parish. and all special taxes, to
enforce collection of taxes assessed during
the year 1921, together with interest there
on from the 31st day Of December, 1921, at
the rate Of 10 per cent per annrm until
paid, and all costs.
The names Of said delinquent taxpayers,
the amount of taxes due by each on the
assessment Of said year, and the immovable
property assessed to each to be offered for
sale are as follows. to-trit::