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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01

Your favorite newspaper IS now
engaged in printing the famous nov
Ell If Winter Comes" Very appro-
PIRATE. Our editor seems 10 be not
only a great editor. but also a great
dopester OF the weather judging
from the way II IS showing as this
is being written.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01
MINERS STRIKE.

h million miners are strike today-and
- on Of coal Is probably reduced TO the
he output - negligible.
l. possibly 1000 a the most. coal
so strike, for they have permit
with a hundred and twenty mil
pending upon officials for some
- ashington was not unexpected
k.ae strongest friends OF the
- abinet IS weakest In the
longest
the hands or a
with labor Is the fact
- on card. and used 1t
that day 49, g up fraternal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01

on moving day, II the landlord doesn't move to
roduce The rent. t. The tenant-s move.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01

Man says the world is 100000 years old. That's
how many times the peach CROP has been killed.
The Keota news., 1922-06-30

'Dube3e eAAsDae aaA thoe ths 6vysgo
o6epe eods that thay VIII not osgisee
tAsls dut3ss u Obtaining juae3ee -.
eeues q ~ Inability a thoss eeskinO
couasal 70 pay he psaes-la oeAW
words 70 81 . ths lav = . lsxusy ooly
eos Q pstvilsgs6 eiasA
TIE eomDitsss he'd hsastnSs IN
Waahingtou IN March and another -
Fies IN Chicago In April. u went 10
the Illinois STATE prison u Joliet. where
psisooees were tntsgstswed. Asostu0
sss 10 b coatinsed u Nsw Yoek city.
Among thoss who have sppsassd -
g1vs testimony. IN sddiuoo 10 ne psis-
ooess. have bsse Judges oe criminal
courts. supssiolsodsnis of sSfos0sto-
Esss. cstminoaogassa. iAwysss and wss.
dsns-
le 10 The opanSoa os the eonmittse
that while The was wss In . large part
ssspoosibls foe The crime wave shsss
sss oshss seosnoa fos . growing COO
tempt foe ths taw. chief of witch u
isx sasorrsmsos and the ioos rosss tho
criminal has 90 lssvs, Ssum ths sims
Of commitsing . crime until ~ " psn.
isnsd.
In the op,asea of iawysss sssdytas
the slsuatioo. oos oe The ehisf fartoso
responsible fos lhs crime wave hss
bssa snsmpaoy0sos. Il 10 fne lhls ~.
500 the ssssssSua 10 made thss ID sll
probability ghs pssk ce The cStDs wsvs
has psnDsd-
Ths cemmissss bstasvss visasoas ~
forms sss ssouisvd Y there u 10 -
Q esssasssioe of essoscs fos the tsv.
The Keota news., 1922-06-30
Idea of Killing
Opponents Old

of the oppoe1sioa u sesy sacssas. &C.
eoedins 10 atp6sss rsssss. The learned
psofssaoe of kGJpso,osy si uaivsssaty
euajsgs hssV. IN sn tliussssssd lecture
ss The college sscsasiy Prufsssoe r.
sSts 6esrsSbed The latest s1esssssoso
ss Abydas sed sass~hese 10 Esyps.
Aasss~s Tenn GssssssA-
He described the diseusesy Of snsas
soaphs Of she liase af The tsss pyasssy.
Theee ~ssv made In suwB spspe 800
fsrt toas sud were euvssed By sl1 fees
of sand sad sub6iah. vssy little ssooe
~osk wss fooad. owing to The p,oades.
ins that hsd kuos oa Ia The past. but
Q osmese of Que slsbssses jsss wsse
snsasshed. Thew we're slsp found %
o. 70 sksassoos and % skuija. II most
easss The body he'd bssa bsssed WITH
The kneee drawn up TO thc chest. end
In the grave shsse had beea placed
small nm csasaiaias ssains Of wheat
for she sssteosace a the dad.
Asnoas The royal tomhe. said The Ne.
turss. theee was Evidence shat many
eoussisu had beso killed al st aoe
tine 90 The death os the kia9. This
wss IN s1rv,ieat system Of psvvsnttne
unstable government. for By making
sure Of the safety of the king states.
mea made SURE Of their o~u. The
result was that the kinss had very
loas rvlens indeed. The courtisss vito
were killed or were stunned BY blow
from Q ssndbas and then buried. One
or two Of the victims. u appeared. had
not been ~ery dexterousiy dealt with.
for the position Of their unearshed
skeletons stroosiy suxxested that they
had struggled to get out Of their graves
sfter burial.
osms PlNsiy.csrve6 lieNA
Among other discoveries were some
nneay.carved ivory lions used ~ pieces
In q game played On . circular board.
comb Of ivory. many copper tools.
Including the earliest form Of Q saw
Il knife with . roughly .knotched edse)
and many flint implements. In oos
grave was found . quantity Of skeie-
tons Of cats.
A photograph Of great intereet was
that Of q hermit's dwelling in . cave
at the head Of q assure In q stony
valley. The external view Of the place
exactly represented the entrance to .
due.out In Q froot.llne trench.
The Keota news., 1922-06-30
Peak of Crime
Wave Reached

justice may be more rapid. and .
change ia the laws 70 that criminals
may not take refuge bshtnd tseAoieei.
itiss - indiesnsals-
lossiluuoa of some method whereby
the potsoStsi criminal may b. sa0Fo-
sstsd. through the aaacAiassy oe The
criminal courts. vAieh themselves are
10 nssd Of co-oedinaSioa.
Vigorous reform u ths jail s1oea0.
primarily TO prsvsos asss eesadess
from falling h v1th hardened essoj-
mails. % that nils vtii aos bs - 0seA
bessdins place fos essms.
speedy sose1msas q . fedagsl iaw
TO make tbs advocacy a ssvolvtinssy
overthrow Of sAs Ueilsd States sovesn,
meat . estms. shis isssodsd psaaassly
to pat . stop 10 The psooss4nda bsaos
spsssd By Shoss q foesasn baFsh ~ q
sossisa parsossss-
osAss Nsses~s As1ss1-
In sddiSSao 10 shsas eAisf secom0sa.
dsssoos Il 10 sxVsessd shss The eum@ii.
sss ~ill advise that The seasss provide
fos The psymsas of esaniasis fus shses
labor In psasooA 20 iAai tAsis families
may b held tossshss and sos bseaos
The Keota news., 1922-06-30
American Bar Association Com.
M)(tee Expects Steady Drop
b Unlawful Ooeds.
8oolls ME RECOMMENDED
ooeoese - lsW ohsss ,nssssss vthsa
la6ooesy pseAss Oo-osswtaO Cen.
soaa0s ~ ~ Law Nss lsi1
- ~ W0s Al0NA

WaaAiaSsoa--Ths pssk In tbs world
Wt0s crime wave thss followed tbs
wss Aas bsso reached. aud from this
et0s thsrs oay b. expected . drop In
- oo0hss u murders. ha,dups snd
a0llAs oosyasss. In the op,aina of liss
OocAal eeoo,sSss spposalsd BY the
A0as1eaa bas ssporssSioo 10 sSsdy the
eoaspes for lhs issssains of psbiie ~
Os1 fos lhs isw.
~ she aa0s Sl0s Shs cussmjtfss b..
o0Veo ~ crime sasualsoa. particularly
y ~ Ualesd States. II seeA ~ 10 war
nas saeogns that would aid In The
eADlaisessliae Ut justice. Ts this snA
~ cu00lttss IL foemuisstas . pro
0a0 vstA . sts~ a seeu&sspsndias u
q ~ eat snsusi msssiax uf The
A0ssseos hsf saspesatioa ss Asa Fran
asep u Aasuss. Thsss II sli psubs-
e1Day v1il b ths saseattsi seeoensnsobs'
e100O:
Ts opee oU0osssse~A
Csi,srsSes hy iAs fedsssi sosssposes
e ess0s ssastsgjen. - that The sxisas
q lav1ssnosaa 0ay ~ fsliy known.
WAjeA = oos eos the case. whSe The
sAnaaisgsusjoa of police tsus u sosisS
y y ~ euessu, u she states sad their
0uodDv>e1oaa.
oa0eysessd satss a. segutnesSe pas-
ssaa. ustA vhseA ths ssss sssjosssy Of
ess0ss ase cussmittsd. lheis sssaufsc.
euse sad dissssbutioa 10 ~ largely ua.
~ ~ cuassu, os Tbs wss dstsssmSos.
A. A.. A.
sse01oally ieeilesd
9AosUoeA fsstssoa al The srsad jury
OOeG0, - that The sdsuialsesstioo Of
The Keota news., 1922-06-30
CREATION G DEMOCRATIC ~.
pUOLic ogAAMogo IN Nge-
OAog 70 CHANCELLOR.
DEN0UNCE MONARCHY
O00a1AN NonANcMlOv 0lAo 10
CALLED oYANoAAo OF
MVRoGRgRo.

H-riia.-A 1o0Sosesouoo In fs,or
Of The sspshaie II ne Lsssssstsa MAS
ssssoAsd By 3Da0oo Dssssaa II sss
este orderly.
Tbs chairman Of lAs majority -
casllse ed loAspsodSos 0ortalls< par
s1ss and Q ssaAss e sss1s saDoas ssos
Q message 10 CAsoesllos Wlssh. sr'
ceedlag 70 . casssi dispsleA. demand
laS uaooauuoa of The RssehsgsS snd
ssw slsesioss. With sAs following peo
gssa:
vssss- a as0oesss1e espsb,ie.
observation-disclosures sf shs
1sisrAvsihs asA po,ies iato trust
wossAy sspeb,icsa foscess
TAjs6-Dlssplssioa - ~ rsssuos'
~ ssUoaasauooA
TIE 0oeOoa o0eooao1of oS Wash
iaSsoe. u. Osas Wls6sefsI0g. 10 nss-
ueasA - ne possible sseesssps Ut
AssAssss - foessgs saiaissss.
In Ass spsseA ~ sAs ksschssss
CAssceiles wiFsA ssvsssay dseessesi
sAs sSasasssos ssd vsssessssioss u
Pa. .0seosae. ~AieA hs1 created ~
ssossDAsse q ooe1ss II 0ssWsay.
"a safe q ps,issesi bessisiiU psv-
vsiis.- sal1 sAs ehsses,ies. Il sssd
saly oeos1ea poss rssu ksshssvss.
wAoss Ausoaa1 waa mss6ssvd saa
vAs - euassaasly esessvias isssess -.
sosersas The lotsosioe 10 6se,is ~
AusAss1s srsve.
is IL ssspssssas shsa that sisp 20
caaved Letters yesterday. hssae1 'Os
tAs asy Of Rathsaas's eservsiea' ssd
dsrisssas: 'YoU osa q fulfIlimsas
eaais have not iissseed to The voices
- sAess Who have tried to 1sssssde
Joe fross . osd policy. Lei hssd fate
sAssefose take iss eossss. - that the
fashssiss1 nsy peosess.'
That coosioued ~ coaoce,los.
~ . aysss@ of po,isieal ouross. ssA
~ nsss oil ~oek ss,iass this Ut.
0osphssv.
1T was Q spectre Ut the Lusssastsa
Demonstration. its psocses1losS wsso
osdssiy. calm and disrip,iasd. Bet.
gsstisnea of the right. do eo< deceive
yourselves. Below this disciplies aud
c,lss there ltss . volcano. the ssuptioo
OF WHICH. oo0VsQ " OCVUt. WousO tS0cu
Joe Q osvsfo lesson.
The allied eavesumeats during the
past year have ,ailicted On tho Ger.
oaa euvesameot alusoet cootinusl hu.
niiiatio~s. recall Cppxr Siiesia. the
suffsrines Of the Sasfe popuiatsoo ssd
the soerUws Of the Rhineland. II u
impossible for Q nation Of oD.0u0.oo0 to
live under the rule of cpmtnissioee.
aad Il 10 impossible to keep demo.
cratic Germany alive under ssch cuo-
6itioas.'
CsviaS tAs sbolitioa of the atmos-
phere Of murder. ~ asserted:
"Our eas0iee are those who pour
poison ,sto Tie natIoa's wounds. These
enemies are On The right
The Socialist deputy. Otto Wells. de.
clarsd that the monarchist Nag. which,
once was locked up to By thousands.
now was the standard Of nsurtssrsrs.
He veAemently attacked Helffesich.
who rscsatly In the House had DE-
nssscsd Rathsaau and the govern
neat add declared that the only serv.
Ice nsafsUelch could Do bis country
would be to withdraw frUm public
NE.
The Keota news., 1922-06-30

airc. cloud ny'ns when the or
Vnlted
Of r. ey and Lyman Bsss Ins nsume
~
d. controlled BY the pilot at the oafI
premium snnoJ "
iosoph
The Keota news., 1922-06-30
Governments Woro Maintained h
That Manner h Ane1ont
Times, Says Professor.
Gsssvssssas n 00yps oseesees os~s
iassrsssiNO iefee~ssssa 0sOesosaO
ne 0ysss~ - ossss~asHs -
gOypsisNA

taedea-Tns idsa es nasslateias
eosseumsos b. tillios q The neOosss
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-02
May Receive Re.
fund On Cost OF
Model Roads

The State Highway Department is
extending the financial assistance
promised in the completion OF the
Dixie highway. The amount which,
has been expended out Of the bond
issue fund has reached approximate
" $4,000 which is estimated as be-
inc half the cost Of the highway when
completed. The State Highway Com.
mission has already expended a total
Of Ss9,269.0O on the completion OF thus
project, Of which $7,274.N was tor
gravel, $7,397.2O for freight, and
S44.577.4o for construction work. They
Will continue to carry on the work
until the road is completed or until
an amount equal to the amount al
ready expended by the parish has
been supplied by the highway com.
mission. II the road IS completed io'
less than estimated cost, the parish
will receive a refund Of all above 81
per cent Of the actual cost OF con-
struction.
The figures were supplied by J. $
Williams, secretary OF the pol'c'
jury.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-02
SHERIFF SALE

R Lee Day v. VIM. /. Tilley, No. (l2S,
Third Judicial District Court, Parish OF Bien'
Vile. State Of Louisiana.
Under and by virtue Of : Writ Of Seizure
and Sale issued from the above, named Honor
abe Court, and to me directed, l have seiz.
ed and vii oder for sale 10 the last and highest
biddss, ia what il will bring. At the principal
front door Of the courthouse. At Arcadia, B'en'
vile vile psrish. La, within legal sale hours on
SATURDAY, NOV. 18th, 1922
the following described property to-wt:.
NV II Of NE "a. and " IL Of SW - o.
Ne il, Sec. IS. Tp, II N. R. 8 ". in Blen'
The Above described property seized as BE-
lonrins 70 The defendant Vim. L. 1il!ey, ard hsv
mi Sen advertised and offered fN sale, 10
eash. subject 10 appfaisement, and having ta'let
70 ,eli. ior two-shirds Of TIE appeaisement sam
: fe.sdvTtbed and will Be sold, fx what !
Win bsing on twelve norris credit, purchaser Y
rive personal security fox the purchase pl'c
and = vendors lien on The property, which lan'
s being sold to satisfy said wit Of Seizure an
ssle and oil costs. .n..
This The 7nd day Of November, 1871: ;.
J. E. CURRE. Sheriff.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-02
Arcadia Soon To
Have New Nov.
ing Picture House

According to MI. Press, local man"
aqer Of the Brownie picture shows,
Arcadia is soon to have one OF the
most modern movie theatres in this
mart Of The state. It will be located
in the Jack Davis building t5i next 9
Dawidoff & Co.'S store. The front an9
interior is now being remode!ed, ana
when this work is completed when
will be around the first Of December
the first program will be given: The
screen will be the best obtainable, and
the theatre will be equipped with COM
Portable folding theatre seats: The
management has signed up for the
yerv best first run pictures, and prom
Uses Arcadia people the best pro.
grams that have ever been presented
here.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-02
Pound Keepers
Fees Raised BY
Town Council

The notice which appears below IS
of special interest to every owner OF
cattle, horses or hogs in Arcadia: Those
whose fences are in bad repair may
not welcome the action Of the council
in passing these stringent measures
to prevent stock from running at large
over the town, but those who DO not
own stock of any kind will rejoice be-
cause no little damage has been done
to LAVISH, shrubberyy, etc, by horses,
cows and hogs, besides the annoyance
to the public in general when COW
or horse disputes their right to the
sidewalk or street, which has been ire
quently the case Of late.
The Democrat commends the council
for this action and hopes the annoy
ing conditions mentioned will be i'm,
proved. Read the following oH'eia
| notice:
Notice To Public
For the last month so much com
plant has been made about stock run
ming at large in the town Arcadia It ha
compelled the town council to rs's
the pound fee from 50 cents to sly
for horses and cattle, and from 2
cents to 50 cents for hogs. MI. s: v
Anders has been appo;nted o&ci,
pound keeper, for the town Of Al
cadia, from this date on, and It stoe
Of any description bother you. day q
night, call Mr.. Anders at phone s. an
he will gladly attend to same.
l. W. BODDIE, Marshal.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-02
Scouts Ask Aid
OF Citizens In
Cleanup Move

Next Tuesday, the 9TH, has been
agreed upon by the Scouts as the
day on which they will conduct their
cleanup campaign. They have asked
the Democrat to give notice OF this
fact and solicit assistance from the
business men and citizens of the town.
Now, this is indeed a noble work these
boys are undertaking, and We as citi-
zens should show our appreciation BY
cooperating with them in every way
possible.
That the town needs cleaning up IS
not doubted by anyone. You don't
have to hunt the alleys or the out
of.way places to find It out, you can
get a full view Of the rubbish from
our main streets.
We have invited 10000 people to
Arcadia on Armistice Day. Now lets
clean house for the big reception.
You'll help, won't you?
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-02
Revival At Bap.
list Church Makes
Good Roadway

The revival meeting in progress at
the Baptist church here, which is be-
ing conducted by pastor J. {. Cox,
!. making good Roadway. and much
interest IS being manifested in the
services by church workers Of the
different denominations. There have
been a number OF additions, and it is
hoped there will be many others be-
fore the close, which will probably
be on Sunday night, unless announc-
ed to the contrary later. The song
service, which is being conducted BY
Mr.. Byron Cox, is a feature Of the
meeting that is being much enjoyed
as he IS an able singer and able choir
director. His special solos have been
especially enjoyed.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-02
Local News From
Jamestown And
Com m unity

Misses Jewel and Vida Began
spent the weekend with ho'''eto'ks
at Castor.
Quite large number attended the
convention at. Ringgold Saturday and
Sunday from this place.
The Center, Texas quartet rendered
Us a program at the school house last
Friday night, which was enjoyed BY
all present.
Miss Vera McGraw from Lawhon,
was the guest Of Miss Vera, Evans
last week.
Mr.. F. l.. Snead and daughters
Flora and neice, Irna OF Coushatta'
were guests in the home OF W. A.
Evans and family. :.
Mr.. W. T. Cook is on the sick LIST
this week.
Mr.. H. L. Mobiles was business Wis
itor to Ruston Saturday.
The gin has closed down this
week for repairs:
Miss Beatrice Harper Of Helm, wa
the guest Of Miss Vice Todd thu
week. AZ.
We are clad to report that Mis-
Ruth Mcdowell is improving after
serious illness. 80.
Miss Lola Bryan from Castor visit
ed relatives here last week.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-02
Verdict OF Not
Guilty Returnd
In Crawford Case

Omar Crawford, prominent young
business man Of Bienville, La, who
was tried last week for murder in con.
nection with the killing of his cousin,
DR.. G. G. Crawford, at Bienville last
April, was acquitted by the jury, which
returned a verdict Of not guilty at
l0:45 Saturday night. The jury reach.
ed its verdict after consideration Of
the case for about one and a half
hours. /
Omar Crawford has rested in jail
here since April Path, when the tragedy
occurred. His trial began Friday
morning, continuing through Satur-
day. The final argument closed at
about $50 Saturday night, when the
Jury was given the general charge,
after which it retired for considera-
ton OF the case.
Only seven jurors were accepted BE-
fore the venire was exhausted. Sixty
talismen were then summoned, and
of this number three were accepted,
and 40 more talismen summoned, from
which the remaining two jurors nec-
! essary to make the required twelve
| wer eaccepted. The jury consisted
of l.. NJ. Tooke, foreman and, W. {.
Thomas, w. H. Hall, Wallace Strong,
A. D. Williams, Lee Began, S. f.
Lester, c. w. Williams, Kelley Jami-
son, Clint Baker, w. G. Pullig and
Frank Began.
In no case that has been tried here
for many years has more interest
been manifested, due to the promi.
nence and popularity Of the defend
and and Of DR.. Crawford who was
killed. The court room was crowded
to capacity throughout the trial by
friends of both families, who were
persent from every part Of the par
ish.
Many cheered when the verdict was
announced while others remained
| silent.
i The attorneys for the defense were
Hon. B. F. Barnette, W. c. Barnette
and B. F. Roberts Of Shreveport, dis
trict attorney w. D. Coff was assist:
ed in the prosecution by Hon. J
Rush Wimberly.
The testimony Of all the witnesses
was substantially the same, there be-
!. ing no eye witnesses to the actua
shooting, though one or more witness
. es testified to having seen Dr.. Craw
. ford just as the shots were fired whicl
ended his life.
Self defense was the plea of tn
y defendant.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-02
SHERIFF SALE

Ed Winkler vs. H. W. Adah. No. ...:., Third
Judicial District Court. State OF Louisiana,
Parish Of Bienville. J.,
Under and BY virtue Of = Writ Of Seizure and
Sale issued from the above named Honorable
Court and to ne directed, ! have seized and
I'M Offer fox sale to the last and highest bid
Der ior cash without the benefit Of appraise'
1neut. At tie principal front door Of the court
house It Arcadia, Bienville parish, La, within
leqal sale hours on
SATURDAY. NOV. 18th, 1922
One "a Ford Truck, Model x'1o; Ton
He above described property seized Is b.
olnaius to the defendant, H. W. Adair, and VII
be sod to satisfy said Writ Of Seizure and Sal
and al costs. .
This the Ind day Of November, 1922.
J. E. CURRIE, Sheriff.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-02
Sheriff Captures Z
Whisky Stills And
One Operator

Sheriff Currie, accompanied by
deputy Albert Austin mad Charlie Cox 29;;;
Of this place, and deputy Marvin Hill
Of Ringgold, captured two moonshlne
stills located near Lake Bistinc a.
southwest Of Ringgold Tuesday. ne
also captured one prisoner, charged
with the illicit manufacture, mad sale
of LIQUOR.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-02
FARM FOR SALE

100 acres Of good farm land, IS acres
in cultivation, good : room house. Z
tenant houses, fairly good barns.
Located within IL miles Of two
GOOD schools. | Ia miles Of 4 good
church. viii sell on reasonable terms.
For particulars, write or see
T. e. MADDEN,
(lt.pd) Cibsland, La.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-02
LOST

One dark bay horse mule. weight
1000 pounds, about Is hands h,gh'
shod in front, split in one ear. Sup,
posed to be in Ringgold neighborhood.
please phone or write If found to
c. T. BUTLER,
(ll.lt) Liberty Hill, La.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-02
4. Simpson Dies
n Home North
OF Arcadia

VIM. Simpson, prominent
*, living S miles north OF Ar.
died suddenly Saturday at about
O'Clock, The end came uriex-
nm as he was apparently enjoy
'acod health Friday night. re
hard to make a slight noise Sat
y morning, but when Mrs. Slmp-
ind his son reached him he was :
He had worked hard up until
y night, having gathered a good
II cotton, corn potatoes, etc, and
'd to be happy over good years
The record in his diary which
= kept since first coming to TINS
IN, was complete up until FIJI
b simpson was born in Lancaster,
hhire, England, July 18th, 1851
Y early days he had much ex-
ne with flowers and orchards
X enlisted in the lst Battalion,
nadier Guards. He won cross
and swords on each sleeve as
hit shot and swordsman in his
Ia. He attracted so much at.
\ as a shot and swordsman that
ia, Prince OF Wales at that time
nted him instructor for his two
George and the Duke o.
lnee. George is the present klnl
giand. He was a member Of thu
ybody guard to the late Queer
IRA of England, for a number Q
He had travelled extensivel,
MAS read and well posted on man,
ects.
/. and Mrs. Simpson were marrie'
agland IS years ago. In 1880 the,
Tor Canada, and in 1882 moved I
mama, and have been living in thi
Of the state since that time. H
erviyed by his wife and eight chi
all Of whom were present 500
+ the death Of their father OF
Etssd. His children are, Messr
~ Fred and Henry Simpson, Mi.
essie Simpson, Mrs. Susie Roger
d Mrs. w. R. Rich OF near Arcadi
g Joe Simpson Of near Ruston, ar
Eots Arthur Simpson Of Lake Charlie
Ar, Simpson has been engaged
gnlne since coming to this countr
has been very successful. He h
q especially successful with flowe
orchards.
IS sudden death was a shock
family and his friends, and
y sorely missed in the COZ
~ remains were laid to rest in I
aeseonia cemetery Sunday afterno
w Many beautiful floral {
marked his last resting pla
,ttested his popularity as a ci
~ I man.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-11-02
POSTED NOTICE

The public is hereby warned not
10 hunt on the lands Of J. M. Wig
gins, NJ. B. Virgins estate, and H
A. Virgins, located in Bienville par
ish, La, same having been duly post
ed according to law.
This the 24th day Of Oct, 1872.
J. M. WlGGlNS,
N. B. WICCINS Estate,
H. A. WICGlNS,
(ll-W-6t-pd) Jamestown La
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