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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
LEHIGH BOYS AT BUDAPEST.
American Pilgrims Get Solemn Wei
come Mt Hungary's Capital.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Budapest. Aug. 4.-Forty Students
headed by Professor Miller, of Lehigh
DIVERSITY. arrived here yesterday on
a pilgrimage of friendship and were
solemnly received at the Academy OF
Sciences
Archduke Joseph, Count Apponyi
the Buvgomaster of Budapest, Ameri-
can minister Brentano and numerous
deputies participated in the welcome
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
DOG SAVES DROWNING
CAT; GETS DECORATION

Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Long Beach. Cal. Aug. 5..-
Spot, n dog, Is being decorated
today for bravery by the Long
Beach Humane Society The
dog is credited with having
jumped from the municipal pier
July 13 and rescued a cat which
was struggling in the sea.
Spot is owned by William
Wrigby, chef on the steamer
Bergland. Wrigby also owns the
cat Spot saved. The animals
are the Bergland's mascots.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
REED 1000 AHEAD,
LONG SEES VICTORY.
Says Officia! Count Will Give
Him the Missouri Senatorial
Nomination.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
st. Louis. Aug. flames a. Reed,
United States senator, maintained a
lead of nearly 1000 votes over Breck-
enridge Long for the Democratic nom
lnation for that office today and Mr.
Long based his hope for success on
the official count. being made today
In 3,269 precincts Of s.s4S in Mis-
souri,. the vote stood: Reed, 1se.32l
Long. lS2,43a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
Lord Northcllfre,s Condition Worse.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
London, Aug. 4.--Great anxiety was
felt today over the condition OF Wis
count Northcliffe, There was some in
crease in the heart weakness previous
ly noted, and he was in state OF
general exhaustion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
Cunningham Must be Good.

Alleged TO have gene TO the home
Of his sister-in law. Carrie Cunning
ham, at 909 Coleman street. in an in
toxicated condition and to have started
a disturbance, Barnard Cunningham
was placed under 5000 bond for his
future good conduct in City Court
this morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
$1,000 For Marshallton Church.

OF the $4,000 needed for the new
Methodist Episcopal Church at Mar
shallton. 6.700 has been raised At
the supper held last Saturday the
LADIES' Aid realized profit Of over
5000. The church will be worth more
than the $4,000 when completed, as
the old church is being remodeled. mad
with the large new addition is being
concerted into a fine large church
plant.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
Support Case in General Sessions.

Pending the disposition of an ap-
peal taken by the defendant from the
decision of the Municipal Court, Judge
Rodney. in the Court of General Ses-
sions, today, placed temporary
order Of 50 a week against Marcel
Kozvikowski for the support Of his
wife.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
REGISTER TOMORROW.

Tomorrow will be registration
day.
All persons-men and women
who are otherwise qualified to
vote, but who are not registered.
should attend TO this important
duty tomorrow.
The registration places, ms
heretofore announced in Every
Evening, VIII be open from s to
IL o'clock In the morning and
from to Z p. M. standard time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
ERIE SHORT OF FUEL;
TO CANCEL 90 TRAINS

Hornel. y. Y. Aug. THE Erie
railroad VIII cancel approximately %
trains IN this region August >. L was
officially announced today. The can
collation. Is due 20 the shortage OF
coal, the officials declared.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
Court Seeks Work for Mclaughlin.

Judge Lynn this morning continued
the case of William Mclaughlin.
charged with failure 10 meet the
courts support order, until next Fri
day and asked Court officer Oliver TO
try TO find the man work. McLaugh-
lin is 81 years old.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
Lank Relents, wIngate Goes Free.

Norris Wingste. arralgned IN city
Court this morning on a charge oe
assault and battery. was dismissed
when David Lank OF 1919 Bennett
street, the prosecuting witness, with
drew the charges.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
Telephone Tribute to Bell.

As a tribute 20 Alexander Graham
Bell. telephone service VIII be discon-
tlnued for one, minute at the hour
when the great inventor is buried this
afternoon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
Tindau Son. Contractors. Phone
Amnsements TonIgnt.

GarricS-"Fr the Thirteenth"
Arcadia" Suspicious Wives"
Queen--"Our Leading Citizen"
Savoy-"The Love Expert"
Nalestic-"The Man Wi.h Two
Mothers"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04
Weather FORECAST.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Washington. Aug. Weather forecast
for Delaware
Fair tonight and Saturday. moderate
temperature; gent.e west and northwest
winds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04

A big buy at small cost~-<n Every
Evening want ad.--Ady,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04

Mundy Bros. sells furniture. Phone
i290.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-04

For Glover Dairy Safe Milk phone
l540-154l--Adv,
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Old Bossierite Writes Us.

Dear Ab: 1 thought when I came
here would contribute some news TO
the Banner, but soon after got here ]
was taken down with lumbago, or rlleu-
matism in my hack, which put me in
bed for four months and ever since I
have been helpless and suffering. am
well cared for and get all the loving
attention that a daughter can bestow
upon a father, but with all her sweet
indulgence she cannot relieve my suf-
fering, and fear that my days of
pleasure have passed.
Little Rock is a good big place and
has some good people in It, but there
is no day or. night but some one Is
arrested, and often for killing or
kindred crime. Nor is there day but
some one is hurt by an automobile.
There are many fine looking men and
pretty girls to look at. only see those
who are boarding here and those who
pass. for have been out but very little
Send ME the Banner.
With regards to y0nr readers,
am, sincerely,
r. H. ALLEH.
31S Spring Street,
Little Rock, Ark. Jan. 18th.
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y Correspondence a
Rocky Mount.

Dated: Monday. Jan. 23d.
Well, it looks as If we are yet going
to have some snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Young, OF the
Ivan community, were visiting rel
atives In this community the latter
part Of last week.
Miss Doll Wells, Of Longstreet, is
spending few days here with her
sister, Mrs. J. B. Hall.
Mrs. Scott, principal Of the Rocky
Mount School, spent the past weekend
in Shreveport
Mr.. Howard Bounds. Of Shreveport,
was seen In our community Saturday.
Glad to see You back, Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Lunday spent
yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. III.
Reames.
Mr.. Harry Sanborn, Of Haynesyille,
Is spending a few days with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Garrett will
move next week to their new home,
near Ivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bounds enter
tained the young people Of this commn-
nifty with rook party Wednesday
night OF last week. All who attended
the party report an enjoyable time.
Rev. and Mrs. II. j. McGehee, OF
Plain Dealing, spent Saturday and yes
terday with Rev. and Mrs. w. A.
Zeigler. Mr.. McGehee filed his reg
ular appointment at the Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning. -FRENcHY.
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Carteryille.

Dated: Tuesday, Jan. Oath.
News Is rather scarce, as the cores
pendent is staying by the fire.
!: Mr.. John Dodson was sick several
Gays last week.
Mra Glada May had the pleasure OF
having her mother and father with her
Nnnday and yesterday.
n Mr.. J. ]. Robertson recently spent
Mreral days In Benton and Shreveport
Mrs. Joe Gamer spent two weeks Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Holman and
family.
Mr.. Paul Robertson was business
ylsifor to Plain Dealing Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. q. Matlock and fam
~ spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mn Sam May.
MrA Austin Stampley spent the
Neekend with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b.
stAmpley And family.
n MlM Altle Nay spent the weekend
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Ny. The weather remains SO dis.
ss1eeable that she is still at their
i aofne sNO0Ks.
H. J. E
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Two Negroes Shot and Killed.

q = . sa
Friday afternoon Of last week there
was double tragedy on the Scott
plantation, near Allendale, several
miles east Of Bossier City, and two
negro men are dead and three others
are in jail as result. Elder McIain
was killed by Harry Gates, who was
then shot and killed by others, presum-
ably Abe Mitchell, Harrison Cox and
Willie Nelson. Anyway, Deputy
Sheriff Job Wilson arrested and jailed
these three negroes Sunday afternoon.
McLafn was shot only once and with
a shotgun. He was the first man to
shoot and the first to get killed. Gates
was shot three times With shotgun
and twice with pistol. Some Of the
shots are said to have been fired into
his body after he fell. According to
report, the trouble grew ont sof jeal-
ousy. McLain claimed that his wife
was receiving too much attention al
the hands OF Gates.
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past weekend with home folks near
Milier's Bluff.
Master Greed Hall and sister, Miss
Jimmie .. Hall, spent Saturday night
and yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs.
wilkins.
Mr.. ard Mrs. H. P. Lester and little
daughter were guests Of Mrs. Vaughn
tMrs. testers mother) Of Bradley,
Ark. Saturday and yesterday.
Mr. w. NJ. Malone was a business
visitor to Plain Dealing last Saturday
Messrs. Clifford, Of Texarkana, Ark.
drew the casing and overhauled the
Burton Lumber Company's deep well
last week. The well Is again in good
working order.
Mr.. John Williams, after being con.
fined to his room with a severe cold
was able to he out again last Friday
The correspondent is told that Mr.
Wright, from I.ongview, Texas, was
here last week and purchased lot OF
hardwood lumber from the Burton
Lumber Company. -LA.-ARK. :.
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From sarepta.
Dated: Monday, Jan. 23d.

I -
MI. ]. Fl. c. Coyle made business
trip to Minden Friday.
Mrs. Sallie Vaughn, of Stamps, Ark,
was here Friday to visit her sister,
Mrs. w. d. Bossier.
Mr.. w. /. Sears, of Plain Dealing.
sas over this way to-day, after his
amt, Mrs. Pelt, who has heretofore
made her home with Mr.. JEFF Chan
cellor, another nephew. Mrs. Pelt will
stop In Plain Dealing few days and
70 on to Camden, Ark, where she will
reside with her daughter.
Mr.. Earl Bossier and family, OF Col
donna. came in Friday evening to be
With their mother, Mrs. w. D. Bossier,
who was badly burned on the evening
of the 18th. While burning the old
nests and rubbish in her fowl house her
clothing caught fire and, although she
Is almost helpless from cripple shoul-
der, she grabbed some clothes from her
elofles line to smother the flames and
then,began to roll on the ground. Mr..
Bosder, having heard her screams,
ran to the house and partially sinOth-
cred the flames with his coat, but not
until She was dangerously burned.
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tarium. She has undergone the OPP
Grafton and is improving rapidly.
Quite an interesting musical pro-
gram was rendered at the High School
Auditorium Saturday night by the
Taylor singing class, under the direc-
tion Of DIR. Oslin, from Mena. Ark, who
has been instructor of the eighteen
day normal, which has just closed at
Taylor.
Rev, Love and family expect to leave
this week for Garland City, Ark, their
future home.
Tuesday night Of next week is the
date of our next lyceum number.
The Death Angel visited our midst
Tuesday OF last week and carried
away Mrs. Napkins, an aged lady.
She is mourned by a widower and sew
eral children.
Mr.. ]. I. Harvey had as weekend
guests DIR. Oslin, from Mena, Ark. !;
Messrs. Smith and Rogers, from Tay-
lor. Ark, and his two brothers, from
Haynesville.
Mrs. Lillian Rlanton and Miss Alice
Hortman spent the weekend at their
home at Hortman.
There is quite lot of sickness here
at present.
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Around kingswood.

Dated: Tuesday, Jan. oath.
Mrs. Carter spent Sunday evening
very pleasantly with Mrs. Loper and
Mrs. Harris
Mrs. Busbey spent Wednesday of last
week with Mrs. Farmer, having been
called there by the serious Illness OF
little Corrie Belle Farmer. However,
she is much improved at this writing.
Little Bonnie Lee Harris has been
quite sick, although is better now.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Dement, have
moved into Mr.. Jim Tidwell's house
for 9 short while until B. A. can build
a house.
Mrs. r. O. Busbey spent Sunday very
pleasantly with Mrs. Sapp' and Mrs
Dement,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oaks are happy over
the arrival Of a fine 12-pound boy.
MI. and Mrs Wilson Dement, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Oaks--to
welcome Mrs. Dement'S new nephew.
Watch! look and listen! friends, ais
You turn bend In the road In our com
nlunity. B. A. Dement, has purchased
himself a Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Beard spent Sun.
days after services, with Mr. and Mrs
20. N. Shelby. -D4TsY.
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We Want News Only.

] = resident OF North Rossier has writ
ten to this Office to make complaint
that too personal reference is made by
a correspondent In reporting one Of
his recent visits In a late issue Of the
Banner. We will have to admit that
his view of the matter is well taken.
Many times in editing the correspond
ence that comes in we have run line
through a paragraph reading about
like this one. Mr.. Jimmy J. Is reg
ular visitor at Mr.. SIS home Wonder
what is the attraction?" And we
always feel an inclination to do 50.
1t is presumed that about all res
idents of community know who re-
presents the Banner as correspondent
in that particular section. Also, it is
reasoned here in the Banner Office that
the correspondent engages In friendly
banter only toward those who are well
known and who are intimates--those
who will stand for the joke, with d
grin, because OF tie tie of friendship.
The Banners correspondents are un-
paid, which is the rule of the country
newspaper Office, and have nothing to
lose by quitting. We have learned
through experience that some will quit
If their contributions are edited too
closely. That is the reason why an
occasional item that has its objec-
tional points, If picked to pieces, finds
its way into print
We here once again say for the
benefit Of all correspondents that we
are running a ncrspaper and what we
want for publication is ne,rs. II you
just must make occasional comment, do
! 80, but be sure 1t has not a double
meaning, or a half-hidden meaning, OF
| that it must be read twice to be under.
stood. We do not want for publication
any items like the one given IN the
first paragraph hereof. The young
lady we have in mind will please be
more guarded in the future.
To all correspondents we say once
again. please date your news-letters
7 and be sure YOU sign your name. We
insist upon knowing who writes for the
Banner.
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phillip. Hin.

Dated: Monday. Jan. 23d.
Some bad weather sleetfng and
raining Guess winter time has just
begun.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G. Burks visited
Mr.. Burks' father and mother. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chesley Burks, Of Cotton Valley,
yesterday.
Mrs. n. G. Bounds spent Wednesday
night of last week very pleasantly with
her good friend. Mrs. Frank Curry.
Messrs. w. J. Bounds and E. NJ.
Burks made business trip to Cotton
Valley one day last week.
Mr.. Boss Chappel Is very busy build
ing his new dwelling.
Mrs. J. B. Booker, accompanied by
her daughter and Miss Gladys Hyde,
visited friends and, relatives in Cotton
Valley yesterday evening.
Mr.. w. L. Burks went duck hunting
Saturday. Not much game was re-
ported.
Mrs W. Il. Burks is on the sick list
this week. GREEN PARsON.
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Around Arkana.

Dated: Monday, Jan. 23d.
Mr.. JEFF Williams came in last
Thursday to spend a few days with his
parents.
fr. and Mrs. +. H. Wheeler were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Gillian
Wednesday Of last week.
Messrs. Allen and Jesse Cason
brought in some fine fish last Saturday.
Misses Lucy and Zula Malone were
pleasant callers at the home Of your
correspondent Yesterday evening.
Mr.. Pete johnson, sawyer for the
Burton Lumher Company, spent the
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Spring Fiji.
Monday, Jan. 23d.

Dated: Monday, Jan. 23d
There were quite q number Of out-of-
town guests here the past weekend
Among them were Miss Fora White.
head, from Taylor, Ark, and Miss
Matte Faye Stevens, from Magnolia
Ark. whos visited Mr.. and Mrs. A. G,
Sanders and Miss Evie Fields, from
Taylor, who visited her sister, Mrs
p. r. Petty.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Smith, Friday of last week, d pretty
eight pound gtrl. She has been named
Lavinia Ellen.
Mr.. Haile. from Shreveport, was
here yesterday. He Is interested IL
the Giles No. well.
Mention was made In last weeks
Banner Of Mrs. r. E. Kaufman leaving
for treatment at a Shreveport sani
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Now Down 4o4s Feet.

a Marshall, Texas, dispatch Of the
18th. appearing In the Shreveport
Journal of that date, reads:
Col. w. r. Halle. Of New York. who
owns the oil well being drilled Ia the
northeastern part OF this city, Is here
looking after his interests. He says
the well Is now 4045 feet deep, in what
is known as the Trinity sands, and he
seems satisfied with the results % far.
They will drill 45O0 feet before stop
ping II oil is not found before they
get that deep"
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Alden Bridge.

Dated: Wednesday, Jan. 25th.
Mr.. $. r. Strayhan was an Alden
Bridge visitor Wednesday of the past
week
Mr.. Moses and daughter, Miss Mar
tina Moses, visited in Plain Dealing
Wednesday Of last week. Miss Martha
remained over that night as guest Of
Miss Fannie Mae Spruill.
Mr.. Doc Knighton visited here few
days the latter part Of last week.
Miss Martha Moses visited Miss
Gladys Peace Cat Benton) Thursday
afternoon OF the past week
Nj ssrs. Ben Winham, Harvey Dal-
rylnple and Clifford Spruill were So
cial visitors here Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Strayhan, jr., mo-
toTed to Alden Bridge Sunday after
noon.
Rev. T. J. Holiday filled his regular
appointment here Sunday afternoon.
Mrs.. Joe Rivers has heen sick in bed
for several days.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
is improving, after an illness OF several
days.
Mr.. George Nattin was called home
on account OF the Illness OF his two
little children, George Leon a n d
Melba. George Leon is improving.
Melba is very Ill from an attack OF
pneumonia.
Mr.. David Foley spent the past
weekend here with home folks.
Mr.. Bob Campbell was a business
visitor here yesterday.
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Income Tax in Nut Shell.
Who, Single persons who had net
Snn,,.,r ,f cannfA -. ,,,x.,.x,sx,v :, sv,.<,s..

ssAsltstS wiz ihuu tASh
income of $1,000 or more. or gross
income of 5000 or more.
Married couples who had net in
me OF $4,000 or more or gross
income OF 5000 or more.
When, March Is, 1922, is final date
for filing returns and making
first payments
Wheree Collector of internal rev.
enue for the district In. which the
person lives, or has his principal
place Of business.
Hoe. Full directions on Form
1040A and Form 1910; also the
law and regulations.
u Whdfs Four per cent normal tax
on taxable income up to $1,000 in
excess Of exemption. Eight per
cent normal tax on balance OF
taxable income. Sur-tax from
per cent to ti5 per cent on net
incomes over 5000 for the year
1921.
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SEVEN PRODUCING WELLS
In Bellevue Field. But Some Are fd
Be Drilled Deeper.


Be Drilled Deeper.
II the dots on the map here in the
Banner office are correct land we have
every reason to believe they are) there.
are now seven producing wells In the
new Bellevue Oil field. The location Of
the. majority OF these wells, their pro-
duction, etc, have already been given
in the Banner, but If You keep map
Of the locations and wish to have the
benefit of check against what data
we can give, the privilege shall be
yours.
The location Of the discovery well Is
In the northeast corner Of northwest
quarter Of northeast quarter OF section
D-19-11. 1t was brought in by the
r. %. Roy Company Monday morning.
November 14th last. It's depth is 397
feet and 10 inches and its estimated
daily production 5000 barrels of 2O5
gravity oil.
The second well in the new field
was also brought in by the Roy Com
pany--Scanland No. 1. Its depth is
364 feet and its yield is said to be
possibly 500 barrels. It was brought
in Saturday, December oath last Its
location is in the northeast corner Of
southeast quarter of northeast quar-
ter of section 15-10-11
The location OF the third well,
brought in January 9TH by the Ma
tional OIL Company, is In the south
west corner of southeast quarter OF
southeast quarter OF section 1O+19-11.
| 1t is the Elston MOL. It's depth is
457 feet and Its yield Is said to be %
barrels per day.
For the location Of the fourth well
in the new field place Your dot ia the
southeast corner Of southeast quarter
/ of southeast quarter Of section 9-19-11
the Roy Company's Railroad Lands
Company No. s. It,was brought iii on
the 18th. as 5O-barrel producer, with
the sand drilled into to only shallow
depth.
| The four wells above mentioned were
brought in in the, numerical order as
given. and those given below. we think,
are also in the order In which brought
4, Arr,., 49, uoX,a.,.7 ,,,., : Ii, -.
~ f;sti, ,,-,,,,c,. 8, IL ~.
Oil and Refining Corporations No. 1.
It's location is In the southwest corner
OF northeast quarter Of northeast quar-
ter of section 1891. It's depth is
sra ,,at 3, ,nsarn,as - 1 - :
Tha s,~t,, ,,,a,1 no =, ~ ~.
star,lard Al ro,n,,anv ,last e,,., sat,,rdsr y
{ fta,noo,, Il .ho do,.th e orc -t..,t
with an estimated yield Of 100 barrels
per day. This well is known as the
Standard Coinpany's Wyche No. 4 and
its location is In the northwest corner
Of northwest quarter Of northwest
quarter of section 14-19-11. It is to be
drilled deeper. according to report.
Also, the Standard Company has made
a location from 15O to 200 feet east OF
it for deep test.
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