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Christian Workers Entertained.

Last Thursday afternoon. from three
to five o'clock, Mrs. L. J. Smith enter
famed the Christian WOman's Fedora
ton at her home. The meeting was in
the nature of a pre-revival meeting and
plans were laid for the Rally Day ser
vice of last Sunday. Mrs. c. L.
Wheeler. of Shreveport. gave the talk
for the afternoon and much inspiration
and enthusiasm was aroused. There
were eighteen ladies to enjoy this
splendid address, and eleven accepted
Mrs. Wheeler's Invitation and attended
services at the Central Christian
Church Sunday. Also. the names of
two new members were placed on the
missionary roll.
After the devotional program the
hostess served delightful fruit salad,
waters and hot chocolate. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. W. II. De
mess Oh November oath.
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Scouts Doing Good Work.

Wednesday night of last week an
interesting Boy Scout meeting was
held ut the Baptist church. Troop No
10. of Shreveport. with Mr.. Ivan Dali
rymple as scout master. came over and
gave some splendid demonstrations of
What Il scout really means. Mr.. Dali
rymple icing Bossier boy all his
early years, lent an especial interest
to the meeting. He gave splendid
talk on the work.
Scout Master r. w. Smith and
Assistant G. II. Wallace find the Bos-
sier Scouts more enthusiastic over
their work and making greater effort
to increase the efficiency of our team
This troop has only been operating the
past three months and has a wonder
full record for that length of time.
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SUCCESSION SALE.
No. gag. IN the Second Judicial District
Court OF Louisiana. Parish of Rossicr.

No. G3 IN the Second Judicial District
Court OF Louisiana. Parish of Rossicr.
Succession OF IFilliam x. Bua,s. Deceased.
By virtue OF a commission to me directed
from the Honorable Second Judicial Dis
trict Court Of B0ssier Parish. Louisiana, in
the above numbered and entitled cause,
will sell at public auction for cash accord
ing to law to pay debts on the premises at
the late residence of the late deceased, VIM.
h. Byars, in Bossier City, La, in said Par
ish Of Bossier, during the legal hours of
sales on Saturday, November 18th, 1922
the personal property belonging to said
succession, as follows:
Seventy -four cans Pet milk $3.54: 13
cans peaches, $500: VI dozen 2. A. toma-
SLTs; A cans ported hap, $1.1f;s noli9ds
Browns Mule tobacco, $3.35 IN pounds
King Pin tobacco. x2.3 rs pounds Star
tobacco, $500: pound w. n. r. tobacco,
50 cents; ~ gross Penny matches, 81 .:,a !;
81 boxes snuff, $3.O5: IL Star blueing, 81,
cents; 1 " dozen B. d. tobacco, $1.69; 48
Arm and Hammer soda, $500; Is dozen
pork and beans, $1.53 ~ dozen Calumet
baking powder, x1.29: l package Camel
cigarettes, II cents; q black pepper. 30
cents: 2-3 dozen salt, 80 cents; / carton
Beech MT tobacco, S1.90::l dozen matches,
30 cents: "a boxes saidines, $1.bs: Is l.
pound soda crackers, $l .S3 IS small sod,
eraekers, 81 IA: u dozen ten. 81 cents: :
BOTTLES pickles. 50 cents; AZ dozen cigarette
papers, "a cents: a=8 dnaea AFga starch.
S1.3O; II packages Argo starch. So cents
1! pounds sugar, S1.OS; packages gum.
II cents; Is bushels oats, $3.50; 43 T.
pound axle grease, 81. !: dozen 3-pound
pals axle grease, $500: 8 boxes snuff. 3y
cents 40 wciner sausages, $3.50; 4S cans
salmon, $500: 10 boxes rsisins. 81 80; 3
boffies extrart. cents: II r. j. X. to-
bacco. SS cents; 8 boxes Polo cigarettes, 90
cents; Is boxes snuff, $5.55-:'3 DOZEN oaI-
meal, $3.50: IL cans tomatoes, x1.:s0: f's
cans corn. 81 go: dime milk, so cents; II
quarts Vinegar, 81 20; Coz. macaroni. S.
cents y 2iRo4Ad Cream meal $14O: s
l2-pouHd Cream meat. 81 % 12-ponnd
Hour ~ SIS; 90 bars soap, S3.65: 5 dozen
gold dust, 1925; 10 pounds meat, $2.75:
dozen soap powders, 100; 3 small cans
lard. $40; o Velya syrup, 4. cents IA non
corn, 90 cents; packages raisins. 60 cents
Z " pounds cakes, 35 cents: 2 cake cans
LOO: brooms. IS cents baskets. 10
cents; AZ bushels peanuts, $675: beer
cases, 500: bottles beer 60 cents kep
pickles, $500; pigs feet. $3.50 pair scales
~ ~ ] tobacco cutter, $500: 15S pounds
hAy. $3.50: 2 pounds Irvine. SO cents
sales pools, paper bags, etc., LOO: refrig-
orator, $500: rocking chair sd cents
hogs, S4h-og; 1 yearlIag calf, $500: / lot
Accounts receivable, $G4,15; household
furniture. $500. Total. $S44,33,
This sale to be made upon the following
terms Z: For cash according to law.
EMMA LOUISE BYARs, Administrative.
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SUCCESSION SALE.

succession OF Daniel Vaughn, ST., Deceased.
No. 2c9- In Second Disfrict Court, Bossier
Parish, L0Misiand.-
Bf viFfpe Of commission issued to me
from the Second DisJricI court. Of Bossier
Parish, Louisiana, in the above ;entithd sue
cession. will offer for sale, on terms here
matter stated, and according to law, nj
public auction, TO the last and highest bid
der. Mt the front door OF the Court House
IN the town Of benton La. during the legal
hours Of sale, on Saturday, Deeeuber 9th.
to-,rit: s-''e'ss'
Ar undivided one-hal interest In and TO !:
The wesf half of northeast quarter and east
half OF northwest qaarter Of section %.
township %, north, range 49, west, contain
Ing 100 acres, situated in the Parish Of Bes-
sier, Louisiana, and the onc-half interest
herein containing 50 acres, more Or less,
Terms Of 6aIe--For cash, II the appraise.
menf OF twO-thirds thereof be bid, else o., q
credit, according to law 81
]. r.. ADAIR,
sheriff and er-0Dfci0 Auctioneer for Bos-
sier Parish, Louisiana.
October ~. 1922. ldec IA
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School, Board Proceedings.

The BOssier Parish School Board
net in Benton, La, its regular meet
Ing place, in special session, on this,
the Sth OF AaYember. 1922, with the
following members present, tO-rit::
w. E. Connell. President, Wayd One.
G. Fl. Irion, Ward Two.
y. W. Sentell, Ward Three.
r. L. Burks, Ward Four.
L. r. Bumgardner, Ward Five.
l.. c. Biggs, Ward Six.
After roll call the board resolved
itself into a committee of the whole
and proceeded to open the ballot boxes
used In the special school election in
School District No. {, Bossier Parish,
Louisiana. and did prepare and pro-
mulgate the following process verbal:
Be 1t known and remembered, That
ON this the Sth day of November. 1922,
at - o'clock IN, in accordance with
Ordinance Ns.l OF the Parish School
Board of Rossier Parish, Louisiana,
enacted on the It'll day of September,
1922, notice Of which was issued and
published according to law, the under
signed members Of the Parish School
Board of BOssier Parish, being quo
rum, thereof, met in public session ut
the office of said board, in said parish.
and. according to law. opened the bal
lot boxes used in and which were re-
ceived from the commissioners Of the
election held on November Z. 1922, In
accordance with said ordinance, and
there proceeded to cea,.t the ballots.
both in number and amount, for and
against. to determine the. proposition
To Incur debt and issue bonds of the
said School District No. 8. Bossier
Parish, Louisiana, 10 the amount Of
$4,000, to run for period If twenty
Years. bearing interest at the rate of
. per cent per annum, payable semi
annually, the funds thus derived to be
used for the purpose of purchasing
site, erecting and equipping d school
building In School District No. s of
said parish.
The result of said count ut Vance
vile WAS ballots and $S740 in favor
of said proposition, and ballots and
SI.59O against said proposition: at
Benton, Il ballots and x154,431 in ia
vor of said proposition, and ballot
and $3.50 against said proposition;
and, therefore, the majority i'll both
number and amount cast by the prop
erty taxpayers of the said School Dis
trict No. s. In the Parish of Bossier. In
said election being In favor thereof;
and,
At the same time and place We did
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Barn and Hay Burned.

Thursday morning Of last week
al out three O'Clock Mr. G. H. Andrews
had the misfortune to lose by fire one
of his barns OH the Buckhall planta
ton. The barn was filled to overflow
ing with bales of alfalfa hay of the
hest quality. Mr.. Andrews resides i'll
Shreveport. but spends each day on
the farm and personally superintends
the closing of all barns each afternoon
before leaving the plantation.
Another large barn is just across
the road from the one in which the hay
was stored and in it is stored IL large
quantity of corn and hay. The live
stock is also housed there. When the
fire was discovered trusty negro
broke in the doors and drove the stock
to safety. Friends on adjoining planta-
tiClls telephoned Mr.. Andrews, but
when he reached the place the barn
was falling in.
No cause of the fire can be learned.
A favorable breeze famed the flames
from the stock and corn barn and thus
it was saved. The loss is estimated at
between $1,000 and $4,000 with only
$1,000 insurance.
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boards Of both the missionary society
and federation. There were lao guests
at the banquet.
Mr. J. 4. Marberry has sold his plan
tation. near Allendale, to Mr.. Durham.
Possession will be given Immediately.
Dr. Bush has been shut-in with a
severe case of dengue fever. but is
again able to be out short while each
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Harrington. of
Magnolia, Ark. arrived Thursday of
last week to spend a while with their
children, Mr. and Mrs B. j. Coffee.
Mr.. T. Nj. Marlborough has purchased
the dairy herd of Mr.. S. Il. Smith and
is enlarging his dairy. Mr.. Var
borough is one of Boosters oldest dali
rymen.
Mr.. G. Fl. Andrews. jr, has sold
that portion Of Buckhall plantation
lying east Of the gravel road to Mr..
Brooks, Of CaddO Parish. 1t is under
stood the tract will be planted to
alfalfa.
The many friends of Mrs. Bob Eat
man are delighted to hear of her con-
tinued improvement in Colorado, She
is now able to be out visiting and is
spending a very pleasant time, but
misses the folks at home as much as
we miss her.
The children of town enjoyed Hal
lowe'en by dressing in costumes suit
ing the different characters and parad-
ing the streets for several hours. The
Witch "Will O the Wisp." Pump
kim or Mother Hubbard" was met ut
every corner.
On Tuesday night of last week Hal
lowe'en was fittingly observed in sew
eral homes. Mrs. Edith O'Neal threw
open her home for entertaining the
girls and boys auxiliaries of the Rap-
fist Church. The house was fittingly
decorated with pumpkins and the col
ors for such an occasion. The guests
were attired In fitting costumes. The
leaders of these circles led the games
Mr.. and Mrs. George Robertson threw
open their home to the young people
for Il Halloween party. The entire
house was fittingly arrayed in yellow
and black, with witches. bats. pump
kins, etc.. reeping from every corner. A
large number enjoyed the music and
games until the signal for .'spook-
dooms" to return to their lair for an
other year. Delicious refreshments
We're served.
Mrs. Bob Miller and Miss Ida Miller
left last week tospend month with
relatives residing I'm Alabama. They
went first to Huntsville. to visit Mrs.
Miller's brother. Mr.. G. c. NJ. Tanning.
and sister. Mrs Stene. Later they will
20 to New Martin, to visit the other
sister. AIRS. league. Mrs. Miller and
Miss Ida assured the correspondent
they Will return home for Christmas.
She trusts they may have an ENJOYABLE
visit and safe return home
Monday afternoon Mr.. Leon Whit
tington purchased two acres of the
billiard place. in the northeast part of
town. and viii build a residence in the
near future Mr.. Whittington's planta-
ton is a short distance from the city
limits, but in his new home he will
have Il voice in our city government,
to the delight Of the residents of our
town. It is always good boost when
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Miss Mamie FairclOth is now III
for Mrs. H. w. Morris tnee Hazel Luns-
ford). Miss Faircloth will perhaps
spend the winter in Shreveport.
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Mrs II. c. Nelson was quite sick last
week from All attack of dengue fever.
She had been so thoroughly worked
down at the fair dinning room it made
her fever harder to control. She is
now improving.
Mrs. Donna Undertake left LAST
week to spend the winter in New York
with her son and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Timherlake. The leaving Of
Mrs. Undertake was somewhat has
tened by illness in the home of her son.
1t Is hoped she found them improving.
According to report, Mr.. s. E. Smith
is having made map of his place. in
which the entire farm is to lie sub
divided into five and ten-acre lots. to
lie converted into truck gardens. The
admirable location and adaptability of
the soil makes this an ideal location
for such a project.
The many friends Of Mrs. w. H.
-CoSt0n will regret to learn that she has
another severe attack of high blood
pressure, with complications, and
grave fears are expressed by those at
her ledside. Mrs. Coston is widely
known and loved i'm both Rossier and
Caddo parishes. especially in Bossier
City and Shreveport.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Smith and Mr.. w.
II. HemOss attended the banquet at
Central Christian Church (of Shreve-
port) Monday night. This banquet was
rendered by the Christian Woman's
Federation for the official board Of the
church, the officers and teachers of
the Sunday school, the officers of all
church societies and workers confer
ence. to meet DIR. George L. CuthreH,
of Sherman, Texas. preacher. and Mr..
Edward Podmore. Of Fort Worth,
Texas. singer. who are now In charge
OF the revival. Mr.. Demoss and Mr..
Smith are each members Of the official
foard and Mrs. Smith is an assistant
teacher and member of the executive
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HOMESTEAD ENTRY No. oos2a.

HOMESTEAD ENTRY NO. OD323.
department of the Interior,
z. >. Land Office at Baton Rouge, La.
October I. 1872.
NoTrcE is hereby given that Willie Shefs
man HUTCHINSON, of Ivan, La, who, on No
ycmbcr 10, 1919, made Homestead Entry,
NO. 0.s'223. for lots 5, and Of section "a
township 20, north, range ii, west LlAiisss
lana Meridian, has filed notice Of inteifioh
to make eommufation proof, to establisi
claim to the land above described, Aefare
the Clerk Of Court, at BeRtOn, La, on the
sd day Of November, 1929,
Claimant names as witnesses. Mose
Marshall, Henry Collins. Lige Washington
and VIII Douglass, all of Ivan, La.
GEORGE j. REILEY, Register.
October II, 1922. [nov 16I
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Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Smith and
children spent Sunday III Queensbo-
rough with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
&. w. Dalrymple.
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Attest:

Wv. WHITTINGToN.
J. Il. ADAIR
And the canvass of the returns Of
said election having been made the re
suit thereof was ascertained and de-
clared to be as follows:
For said propOsition-Num Of
ballots. 43; amount of property, $685.
III.
Against said Observation-Disclosures Of
ballots, s: amount Of property. &14, OaO
Majority in favor OF said proposition
Number of ballots. 50: amount of
property, $109.151.
And the result Of said election was
declared to be in favor Of said propo-
sition.
Thereupon. on motion OF Mr.. Riggs,
seconded by Mr.. Burks. the following
ordinance was adopted:
ORDINANCE OF PRoMULGATIoN.
Whereas. on the It'll day OF NOven-
her, 1922. an election was held In
School District No. S, in the Parish OF
Rossier, Louisiana, to determine the
Proposition to incur debt and issue
bonds Of the said School District No.
S, in the Parish Of Bossier, Louisiana.
to the amount of $4,000, to run for a
period of twenty years, bearing inter-
est at the rate Of 5 per cent per annum.
semiannually. the funds thus
derived to be used for the
purose Of purchasing site. erecting
and equibping school house in School
i,istrict no. >. III tne Paflsh OF Bossler,
LOUISIANA a,, ana.
whereas s,'ld eiecfion was held ana
the returns -1hefeoI We're canvassed by
tne iarish board OF Schooi directors
% Tue iafisn OF bossler. according 10
law ana notlce, on the sth Gay OF No
vemnef, i922. ana the result OF said
eieu,ioh was ueeiared 10 De
Iiiat u nayority III nulnDef ana
amount OF me laxpasers nI sald School
district NO. ., IN the faflsh ar bassier,
l1ouisiaha, foteu III !aFof OF saln PFC
POSITION now, therefore:
section l. be It ordained by the
Ia, ans, noaiu .. scnooi Iirectors OF
..;n aa lsn VI IN, mussit 81 ~ ia"iui sen
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notice IL hereby pivp, that Il, Tnosd,v
Tho -th day of yoyan,bar 1os,., j !. 49,,
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Bossier City
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Miss Joyce Lunsford, of Shreveport,
was dinner guest Sunday Of her uncle
and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. 7. J. Smith.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gleason, OF Dixie,
spent Sunday with their brother and
sister, MIR. and Mrs. Jim Gleason, at
their plantation home on the Shaw
place.
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an enterprising citizen expresses a
wish to have vote in city govern
mental affairs.
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DIR. Bush has been a shut-in with
severe case of dengue fever. but is
again able to be out a short while each
day.
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examine and canvass the returns as
Evidenced by The duplicate tally sheets
and duplicate compiled statement, the
correctness of both being sworn to by
the commissioners, according to law,
and finding also that the returns indi-
Gated majority, both in number and
amount of property, in favor of said
proposition.
Therefore, we declare that the result
Of the said election is in favor of the
e Proposition to incur debt and issue
bonds of the said School District No
s, in the Parish Of Bossier, Louisiana,
to the amount of $4,000, to run for a
period of twenty years. bearing interest
at the rate Of 5 per cent per annum,
payable seIniannually, the funds thus
derived to be used for the
Purpose of purchasing site, erecting
and equipping a school building in said
School District No. s.
And, in accordance with law, a pro-
mitigation Of the aforesaid result was
repaired. and the Secretary of the Par
ish School Board was ordered to have
Il copy of the same signed by the Presi-
dent, and ublished in one issue Of the
official journal.
And likewise we did order that one
copy Of this process verbal be sent to
the Secretary of State, to be recorded
in the archives of the State of Louisi-
ana that one copy be sent to the Clerk
Of the District Court of the Parish Of
Bossier. to be recorded in the mortgage
records, and that one copy be kept in
the records of the said School Board.
Thus done and signed in the pres
ence Of v. " Wilmington and j. F.
Adair, competent witnesses and cleo
tors. on this. the Sth day Of Novem-
her, 1922. at the office Of the Parish
School Board Of Bossier Parish, by the
undersigned members Of the School
Board Of said parish, present and par
ticipating in the canvass of the said
election. r. T. BURKs.
l.. C. BIGGs.
4. r. BUMGARDNER.
C. II. IRON.
n. w. SENTEII.
Attest. w. E. CoNNELL.
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APPLICATION TO PURCHASE. Y
Department of the interior,
g. s. Land Office at Baton Rouge, Ii.

department OF the inter10fs
g. s. Land Office at Baton Rouge, La.
September -, 1922.
NOTICE is hereby given that Daniel n. Cor
iHgton, WHOSE Rostofice address Is Faih
Dealing. La, did, on the 10th day 9f Fe6.E
ruary, 1929, file IN this Office Sworn STATE
ment and Application, No. 010l6T, to ppf.
chase the east half Of northeast quarter q
section 10, township %, north, range III
west, Louisiana Meridian, and the timber
thereon, under the provisions of the act o.
June 3. 1873. and acts amendatory, known
as the Timber and Stone Law at such
value as might be fixed by appraisement,
and that, pursuant to such application, thes
land and timber thereon have been apprais
ed, S412.51, the timber estimated $1,000
board feet at 81 per thousand and 4s.08Q
board feet at 81 per thousand, and the LAID
Ss4.57 that said applicant will Offer dna4l
prpef in support of his apnlicatiqH Aha
sworn statement on the 2sth day af Maven
Der. 1922, before the Clerk OF Court, ~
Benton, La. 5
Any person is at liberty to protest this
purchase before entry, or initiate contest
at any time before patent issues, by filing Al
corroborated affidavit in this Office, alleging
facts which would defeat the entry.
GEORGE J. RILEY. Register.
September e, 1922. [nov 2$l
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Mr.. J. L. Marberly has sold his plan
tation, near Allendale, to Mr.. Durham.
Possession will be given immediately.
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Mr.. Hogan while on a ladder attend
ing to defect in the roof, recently
had a very severe fall, breaking his
lower limb near the hip. The ladder
was considered safe. but for some rea-
son gave way and Mr.. Hogan fell some
distance. He is now improving, the
correspondent is pleased to report.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 4. NJ. league. accom-
panied by their three smaller children.
spent few days of this week at Mid
way with relatives and attending to
business.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Harrington. of
Magnolia, Ark. arrived Thursday of
last week to spend a while with their
children, Mr.. and Mrs. b. J. Coffee.
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HpAEsTEAp ENTRY No. Qs15s.

lFparfmeNI o. Ihc Infefttfs
Z, 3. Land afaee at Baton Rouge, ID
stcfober 4, 1922
NOTIcE is hereby given that Lizzie Fisher.
OF Ivan, La, who, on November %, 1915,
made Homestead Entry, No. OS159, for the
south half of southwest quarter, or lots Ii
and IA, of section Il, township 20, north,
range II west, Louisiana Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention to make threc-year
proof, TO establish claim to the land above
descsibed, before the u. s. Commissioner,
at Shreveport, Laa., on The 18Th day q
Claimant names as witnesses ]. G.
Graham and zed Knighton, Of Benton, "a,
4. /: p. No. 3, and Nose Marshall and VIII
Douglass Of Ivan, La.
GHeRGH ]. RElLEY, Register.
October IL, 1922. [aov o.
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Mr.. 7. NJ. Marlborough has purchased
the dairy herd of Mr.. S. Il. Smith and
is enlarging his dairy. Mr.. Var
borough is one Of Bossier's oldest dali
rymen.
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boards of both the missionary society
and federation. There were lao guests
at the banquet.