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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
|DIPL OMATS FEAR ROYAL COUPLE
CRAVE, THE THRONE OF RUSSIA
Watch Honeymoon of King
Alexander and Queen Marie
Of Jugo-Slavia.
Is LOGICAL SUCCESSOR
Rumania Affords Opening to
Strike at the Ukraine
Region.

BELGRADE. June l7.-Diplomats
suspect the honeymoon OF King
Alexander and QUEEN Marie. OF Jugo-
Slavia. is out tho starting point Of
u now monarch!cal drive on Russia.
Its object, according TO his suspi-
c!on. is 10 Place the young couple
on tho throne on which the Roman
offs sat until the revolution.
While the King and his bride.
whose native country OF Rumania
lies letween Jugo- Siavia and the rich
Ukraine region OF Russia. arc honey
incoming in Eeed. Slovcnia. the pos
sibility of Alexander sitting on the
Russian throne is discussed in whis-
pcrs in court circles in several cap
itals.
II such plot exists and succeeds.
u VIII mean that Queen Marie. OF
Ruman!a. most famous royal match
maker OF Europe. has played the big
gcst card in her career.
IL will! mean that her daughter will
rule as royal cousort over the great
est empire under the sun.
King Makes Denial.
Reports OF this gossip evidently
reached King Alcxandcr's ears. for
he denied IL through implication in
public statement some time before
his marriage.
My TASK as King of Juso. SIavia,'
he said. will! he to organize my
country internally and cure it Of the
TaraSes ~ war. I and my people de-
sire nothing moro than peace"
But. despite this denial. some un-
disputed facts lend background to
the ossip OF intrigue. They are:
ir
'cal successor to the Russian throne.
being today the most powerful reign
Ing slavic monarch. He spent much
OF his youth and gained much OF his
education in Russia
:. Alexander has ben harborinE
near Belgrade thousands Of Russian
inonarchist troops, remnants OF Baron
Peter WranSels defeated anti Bol
.hevist army.
;. The only barrier between Alex
ander and Russia is Rumania. with
which Alexander has concluded a
compact through his marriage with
Princess Marie. And Ruman!a fears
Bolshcvist Russia
Kings Queer Conduct.
Coupled with all this is King Alex
andcr's strange conduct at Paris la st
summer.
In June. 1921. an attempt was made
to assassinate Alexander. then a
prince. in Belgrade. Wounded. he
went TO Paris to recover. His father,
King Peter. died
SINCE Prince George. Alcxander's
elder brother. had formally aban-
doned his claim to the throne. Alex
ander proclaimed himself King Bu,
he stayed in Paris and could not r.
| induced to return TO Belgrade.
lie was fraid OF anarchists ,nt
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Judge Opens His Mouth
and Puts His Foot in It
Especial Cable Dispatch. ]

LONDON. June 17.-An anus
ing story Is going the rounds OF
horse show Judge who opened
his mouth and put his foot in
1t. He was Judging at leading
agricultural show. and as usual.
the awards were made on the
numbers OF the animals. the
names OF owners being kept hid
den from the Judges. There was
one horse which was in rather
poor condition and one OF the
Judges remarked on this fact.
attcr the decisions had been
given the Judge walked up TO an
attendant and commented on the
condition OF the horse and OBJ
served rather bitterly: Oats
snort down your way" The
shocking answer was: "Hardly.
You SEQ tho owner is the Prince
OF Wales!" q SFts -.
&C., 1929, Pubic Ledger Coy
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Mc,s Jacket "Comr, uncI,.

MANILA l.. l., June 1.-THE
white mess jacket has been rein
auguraied as the proper dress for
United States Army officers at So
ctal Functions In the tropics. During
the war. 1t was generally releEated
TO the background. but the arrival
or Mator-General William NJ
Wright. commander Of tho Philippine
department. has brought the abbre-
waited garment back to it's pre-war
basis. While no order has been is
sued on tho subject, the fact tina,
General Wright appears Mt social
functions In the evening wearing a
mess jccket has b, al accepted by
other officers as authority to adop,
that sarb. The gold shoulder kno,
is worn with the jacket.
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Turkish women Takc n smart.

CONSTANTINOPLE. June ~
Turkish women are taking to modi-
fed athletics in an increasing de-
gree. Field games, indoor gym
nastica, and cross-couniry walking
are becoming favorite pastimes At
the annua! May sports here. two
Constaniinople girls completed a
cross-couniry walk OF thirty Eve
miles in nine hours. setting a record
for Turkey
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where Alexander formally took oath
as King. shortly aftcrward his COM
announced.
alexander didn't want To mount
the throne" say court Sossips. "Rut
Patchich dangled before his eyes the
throne of Russia and one of Europc's
most beautiful princcsses. And to
this temptation Alexander yielded"
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other malcontcnts, it was said. since
many attempts had been made on
his life ON October Il. Alexander
was reported as saying he never
would mount the Juro-Slav throne
Premier Patchich. OF JuGo- SIavia.
jcurncycd to Paris. lie held many
conferences with the young King.
And early In November Alexander
and Patchich left for Belgrade
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To Restrict chinese stn.,..

TOKYO, June l1.-With a view OF
setting limit to the burdens i'm
posed on school children. the Educa :
ZION Department has recommended
that the Chinese characters in com
mon use he restricted to 1000 words.
Al present tho ordinary school grade
OF six years contain about $500
characters higher grade $500. and
middle school about 5000 Besides
English or German is compulsory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
lf0nors Brahms,

The twenty-fifth anniversary Of the
death OF Brahms occurred recently.
The Brahms Society and tho Society
Of Musical Fancicrs. Of which Brahms
himself was an active member. ar
ranged series OF sixteen symphony
concerts. The municipality of Wen
ma laid wrcaths on tho Brahms mon
ument in the Karls Platz and upon
MS tomb and erected a marble me-
mortal III the house in the Karls-
GaSse, where I've died. In, the old
Hotourg. formerly the Imperial Pal
ace, great concert was held. at
tended by all the musical and social
celebrities OF Vienna, and in the big
concert house concerts are sim tax :
ing place.
&C.. 1922. Public Ledger Col
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RnssInns Shin Eur.

NLADlNOSTOk, June l7.-Scycral
heavy shipments Of valuable furs
have recently passed through Hardin
from Soviet Russia and the Far East
crn republic, for expectation. One
shipment consisted of three carloads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

"Thc Dangers of ScIf-Intercst"
Hrc discussed by Mrs. AsGuith In
her twelfth article, to appear in
The Times-DiSpatcl, on Sunday,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-03-02
Shop Talk.

Mr.. ]. A. Love, one OF the Banners
subscribers residing on route three out
Of Plain Dealing, sends us this written
message along with remittance: :. Let
the old ncirs boy come on We are
going to, Mr.. Love, and we note, with
pleasure, that you are only one of a
number of our subscribers who always
make 1t rule to pass along an agree
able note with each remittance.
Mrs. ]. H. johnson, residing on route
three out Of Plain Dealing, thus en-
courages MS on our way: Please send
me dollars worth of the dear old
Bossier Banner, ay ! can't do without
1t any longer" Thanks for your ne
mittance, Mrs. Johnson.
In q note addressed to the writer Mr.,
]. f. Young, Of Ivan, says: & Enclosed
find check for g. Please move my
date on your list up one more notch.
Money is a,rfal hard to get, but not as
hard to get as good paper like the
Bossier Banner. So please let 1t come
on Thanks, friend. Here's wishing
yOu 3O-cent cotton and unbOunded good
luck in other directions.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-03-02
Philips Hin.

Dated: Monday, Feb. 9th.
We have experienced some very dis-
agreeable weather the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Johnston visited
their brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. L. Johnston, Wednesday Of the past
week.
- Messrs. f. NJ. and Lueian Burks
made a business trip to Shreveport
Tuesday Of last week. While there
Lucian purchased a nice young mule at
a very reasonable price.
Mr.. r. l. Burks visited Mr.. T. G.
Burks yesterday afternoon.
Frank Burks a nd Marshall Coyle
visited Glenn. and Fred Johnston yes
terday afternoon.
The Parish Superintendent Of Public
Schools passed this way last Friday,
visiting the schools of this section.
Look out boys; you haven't caught
al the rabbits vet.
Remember, next Sunday Is preach-
ing day at Phillips Hin. Let every one
attend the services both Saturday night
and Sunday. GREEN PARsON.
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Loo al end
PERSON. a
!. News Of q Week ~ TsI1
~ BY the Banner Reporters

Miss Katie Wyche, Of Shreveport,
was among the visitors in Benton Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. ]. Fl. Scarborough, Of the Lin
ton community, while here on BUSINESS
Monday called around to see us.
Mrs. B. A. Kelly, jr-, and little
daughter. Dorothy, of Minden, were re-
ported here on a visit with relatives
the first Of the week.
DIR. ]. Ross Snider and Mr. Billy
Fairclotll, both Of Bellevue, while here
Monday on. business called. by to chat
the Banners Office force.
Messrs. s. w. Vance and ]. G. To-
gan, two old friends who reside near
Nanceville, called by to sit with US q
while Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Box Kimball, Of Paris, Texas,
accompanied by her two little sons
BOX, jr., and Caldwell-is here at pres
ent on a visit with her sister, Mrs.
A. NJ. Wyche.
Mr. Lucien Burks, of the Cotton
Valley section, while In Benton the lat
ter part of last week, took advantage
of the opportunity to renew his sub
scription to the Banner.
Mrs f. II. Webb. of Shreveport
Remembered here in Benton and In
Alden Bridge as Miss Dowelll, spent
Wednesday of last week here as a
guest of Miss Pauline Dawson.
Misses Alma Heifner and Audrey
Montgomery returned home Monday
morning from Plain Dealing, where
they spent last Saturday and Sunday
at the home Of Mrs. A. S. Brown, Miss
Alna's sister.
Miss WINNIE Brownlee spent the
past weekend in Shreveport as guest
Of friends. While in the city she at.
tended rock party given at the home
of Mrs. Gus Hoyer remembered IN
Benton as Miss Annie Johnston).
The first friend to call Monday
morning was Mr.. ]. T. Marlerry, Of
Bossier City, who said he was pleased
to renew his subscription to the Ban
ner. Mr.. Marberry is now in his SOS
but certainly does not leok 1t. He
learned to. drive his own automobile
August Of last year.
"A number Of readers Of the Banner
will be interested In the following par
agraph, clipped from to-day's issue
Of the Shreveport Times: /. Telegrams
have been received announcing the
marriage in New Orleans, ON Tuesday
February 18th, of Mr.. e. HI. Randolph
and Miss Loe Nixon. Mrs. Randolph il
the sister of Mrs. p. A. Turner, jr., OF
Adams Street The Randolphs many
years ago were residents OF BOssiel
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Bossier City
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

MIR. j. T.. Davis and Mr.. ]. T. Mar
berry were business visitors to Benton
Monday.
Miss Lois Eatman spent the past
weekend pleasantly with friends re
siding in Oil City.
MIR. and Mrs T. ]. Smith spent Sun
day in Shreveport with their sister,
Mrs. H. H. Lunsford. and family
MIR. and Mrs. r. T. Bridger and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gleason moved
into their new home, on Thompson
Street. last week.
Misses Oracle and Maggie Belle
Burt. 1T BentaH, spent Wednesday OF
last week here with Miss Valarie
league. During the afternoon the
young ladies attended a movie party
IN Shreveport
Friday Of last week Mrs. r. j.
Smith entertained Circle F0nr Of the
Woman's Federation OF the Christian
Church. An interesting talk on FEEDER.
alton Work was given by Mrs. Fred
Wright. Of Shreveport. A large num-
her were present, manifesfing the In
terest being shown In this work Fol-
lowing the business period, the hostess
served refreshments of sandwiches,
cake, tea and home made candy. The
next Federation meeting will be with
Mrs. E. e Bridgar, on the oath
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Parish, and Mr.. Randolph has in our
midst number Of friends and well
wishers.
Mr.. w. l. Mcclellan, residing near
Plain Dealing, was among the business
visitors in Benton Tuesday.
-Messrs. Sam Yarbrough and CIV.
Biggs, Of Shreveport, were business
callers at the Banner Office Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Il. Z. Denmon, for some time
past a Plain Dealing, route two, sub
scriber, has just ordered her paper for
warded to Sarepta.
MFR. John T. Hanks is now making
his rounds on rural mail route No. 2
in a new Ford car. We are pleased to
note your prosperity, Friend John.
-Middling cotton was quoted at 1878
cents a pound in Shreveport to-day.
Receipts for the day were SO bales, and
the total receipts mp to that time given
as 56, 790 bales.
-All good Southrons should have a
desire to contribute to the Lee Memo
rial Fund. II you can't give more than
dollar, then give that-and forward
it promptly to this Office.
MIR. H. C. Deputy, for some years
past one Of the Banners Haughton,
route one, subscribers, has furnished a
change In address. He now wants his
paper forwarded to Taylor, Ark.
Mr. John ]. Doles, cashier at the
First State Bank Of Plain Dealing, and
Mr. JENNA Wyche, one Of Plain Deal
ing's progressive merchants, were bust
ness callers ut the Banner Office Tues
day afternoon.
"A stated communication OF Cypress
Lodge will he held ut the lodges hall
In this place Thursday evening of next
week. At this meeting Of the lodge ii
is likely there will be work In the Eel.
lowcraft degree.
Miss Jeanette Hill, at present a
student in Sherman, Texas, college
spent the past weekend III Texarkana
Ark, as a guest of her aunt, Mrs, G. G.
Robertson. Also, she was met In the
Arkansas city by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B. Hill, of this places.
MIR. l. G. Snider. born and reared
in Bellevue. hut now a resident Of
Rockford, Ills, after an. absence Of
sixteen years, was visitor In the OLD
town and in Shreveport some days ago
It was, Of course, the discovery Of al
oil field near Bellevue that brought
him hack for visit.
Mr.. ]. r. Kent, jr., Of AIinden, who
recently became connected with tht
Bank of Webster, Of that city, at a
meeting Of the board Of directors Of
the institution held some days ago was
elected as its assistant cashier. The
young man is cousin Of Mr.. r. B
Hill, Of this place, and was q grand
nephew of the late B. A. Kelly, ST.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Alden Bridge.
!. TueS(lGy. Feb. 2Stll.

Dated: Tuesday, Feb. 18th.
Miss Annie Folly came home Thurs
day Of last week for few weeks visit
with her parents.
Beauford Huddleston was quite sick
from snake bite for few days the
past week. but is able to be up again.
February is early for snakes to be out
Mrs. J. B. Hall and Miss Greg mo-
tored to Alden Bridge Wednesday at
ternoon Of last week.
Miss Azalee Wilson spent the past
weekend at Haughton with her
parents
Mrs. 1. F. Elder had as guest from
last Friday until Sunday her sister,
Miss Annie Dubois. from Shreveport.
Mr.. Willie Sprutll was a business
visitor here last Saturday. Z
Mr.. JEFF Rivers was sick few days
of the past week.
Miss Emma Lou Perry and Mr.. Ho-
mer Atkins were visitors here Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. G. w. Nattin left yesterday for
Haynesyille, after spending a week at
home with his family.
Miss Walter Sellars and Miss Annie
Mae Nehlett were Shreveport visitors
yesterday.
Mrs. Arthur Durham and son, Ar
thur. jr., left yesterday for Bethany,
where they will visit for week at the
home of Mrs. Dunham's mother, Mrs.
Crenshaw.
Mrs. Joe Rivers condition is some
what improved, but she is still con-
fined to her bed Her many friends
hope she will soon recover.
Mr.. David Priestly and Mr. Bishop
were business visitors to Shreveport
Thursday of last week.
Mrs. John Foley is spending few
days in Texarkana, Ark, with her
sister.
Rev. T. J. Holiday filled his regular
appointment here Sunday afternoon
Though the weather was not inviting.
his sermeOn was enjoyed by a fair size
crowd
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Deep Water Wei esrnaieted.

The deep water well located ON Mr..
J. G. Curtis lots has been completed,
at the depth Of 246 feet. The driller
reports an abundance Of water, which
stands about 1;O feet In the piping, hut
Mr.. Curtis has not yet had the pump
connected and It is not known what
kind of water has been stE1lck. Mr..
Curtis has an electric motor ordered
and as soon as 1t arrives the test will
be made. As soon as Mr.. Bolt com
pleted the we'll he moved his rig to the
Bellevue oil field and Is now at work
ON prospect well near -Adner There
are other Bossier City residents who
contemplate putting In deep wells Us
soon as Mr.. Curtis can have the test Of
his well made
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-03-02

The condolences Of large circle OF
friends Is being extended the families
on the passing Of Mr.. Ed T. Johnston,
who died Sunday at his home In
Haynesville. The mother. Mrs. Lou
Johnston; brother and sister-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Johnston; sister,
Mrs. r. O. Eatman; a sister-in-law,
Mrs. f. I. Bridger, and brother-in
law. Mr.. ]. G.. Albums, all reside In Bos-
sier City. The interment, IN Haynes.
vile. was delayed until to-day. await
ing the arrival of son, Mr.. f. L.
Johnston. jr., from San Francisco, Cal,
where he is stationed lin the q. S.
Navy.
Both afr. and Nfs. 19l4st9n were
formerly residents Of RQssier RaFish
and have large family connection an
both sides OF the house and "a large
circle of friends who mourn the pass
ing 0f this splendid husband, father
and friend.
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Around Brushv.

Dated: Monday, Feb. 9th.
Miss Audrey Strayhan and sister,
Mrs. cavett Boggs tand little daugir-
teri spent the past weekend at home
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. R.
Strayhan.
Mrs. H. G. Spruill has been on the
sick list tor some days past, but is now
improving.
Miss Fannie Mea Nprniil WAS q guest
OF Miss Matte Love yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Moore and Mrs. J.aE.
Love and daughter were guests of Mrs.
H. G. spruill Wednesday of the pust
week. AZ
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-03-02
Teachers' Examiuatioa.

The next examination Of applicants
for teachers certificates will he held In
Benton April 18th, 18th and 18th (for
whites) and the Goth. 21st and 22d
flor negroesl. R Y. KERR.
Parish Superintendent Of Schools.
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Mules and Horses

We have for sale at the Williams a.
place Ton old Shed Road site} one Ille
east Of Bossier City and near tia H.
hebrew old store, Is mules and thsse
horses, varied in size; most Of them y
good condition Will sell cheap All
at the plantation.
CsAwfoRD, JENKINs & BoCTH
Shreveport, L.
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February 9th, from the Williams old
place, one mile east OF Bossier City, q
red-bay mare MULE. about IA hands
high. well propartiOned. brush tail
(cut broom style at the endl, reached
name. A reward Of S will be paid for
information leading to her recovery.
17-tfJ HORACE WHEY.
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Corn For Sale

! have for sale at present several hun
s sassa., 6ns,els ,s e seea and ESD corn
or apply to me here In BentnH.
15-tfl ~. g. Bp.E.
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For Sale

GOOD quality Native HAP, at 40 cents
per bale, OF $8s ner lob bales. Apply
dress ]. v. BaewH, RaHte Bax AZ
Haughten, "a. 4tN
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For Sale Or Trade

\ I. ~
Peach T,ees--Fapcy. twa year ODDS,
Elbert& and other kinds
Plxn Tfpes-lne wear old, aatsHna
and Burbank. s8s5
Grgpes-Oae year old, Lutte and
Siagr1a.
Figa, Ounces, shade Trees, Amaor
River Pr1vet
Pccaxs, Grated Two ina three
years old
Pccaps, seedlingsTwo and four
years old
Cabbage Pgants now ready to ship
20 cents per 100.
S,reee Potato Plants, for April and
NAY; send In orders.
Toneta PlqHts, fer early planting.
Cash must aeeNnlpaRy All orders.
Also postage, when sent by mail.
We guarantee satisfaction.
WERsTER PARISH NURaEsg
F. A. SHADOW. Owner, Minden, Ia.
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Mixed Hay

| have for sale at WILLOW HEEn Z 1
two miles west of Benton, two eNfl
mixed hay Of good quality, aANAt
per cent alfalfa. Also. Alfalfa Hag
tS-tfl ]. NJ. SENTE1I,
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81 The Zee Memorial Fund is for
washington and Lee University. lex
ington. Va. The contributions are, to
be solicited from the people Of the
South. A portion of the sum to be con-
tr1bnted Is to be known as the Gen.
Lee Memorial Endowment Fund -ifts
aim to enable the university to meet
It's enlarging opportunities and become
more and more worthy ct its great
names and lofty lineage. Send your
sentributiOn to this Office without della
contributions to this office ut once.
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The stork Corner,

Born. February asd. to Capt. and
Mrs. l. ]. blanchard, OF Camp Knox,
Ky. girl. who has been named E,age-
MIA for her maternal grandmother.
Mrs. blanchard will be remembered in
Benton as Miss Trueheart Cannon.
The Banners Plain Dealing. route
three correspondent reports this one ]:
" Born, Wednesday morning Of last
week, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Hardaway.
a sweet little girl. The writer has not
AZ yet learned the name Of the little
one. The mother viii be remembered
rs Miss Thelna Young" ST.
The Hammers Heifner correspondents
adds to this department: Born, Feb.
ruary 18th. to Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Tur.
ner. a fine boy
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Notice.

l have reopencd My law Offices
ut Plain Dealing. W. W. McDonA Ia.
Attorney at Law, T7-4p1
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WERsTEB PARISH NURsEsy
z. A. SHADOW. Owner, Mindea. Ia.