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Pleasant Hill.

Dated Monday, March 18th.
Farm operations are backward. AS
yet there Il nothing planted except
oats and the gardens.
Nearly every one is losing cows.
They're not worth much on the mar
ket, but everybody is sorry to nee them
dying and 1t Is not starvation, either.
Some say the death are attributable to
the cows eating acorns last fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. A. Gleason were
pleasant guests yesterday at the home
Of Mr.. Sebe Mays.
Mr.. Allie DeMoss spent yesterday
with his cousin, Mr.. Claude Gleason.
Mesdames Mckinney, OF the Concord
community, were pleasant guests OF
Mrs. s. L. DeMoss this afternoon.
Mrs. A. e. Mckenzie left Saturday
for Kingston, where she viii spend sew
eral weeks with her son, Mr.. Dalton
Mckenzie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmette DeMoss were
shopping In Plain Dealing Saturday.
Mrs. J. D. Gleason is on the puny list
at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Gleason gave q
singing Saturday night. It was very
much enjoyed BY those present
Mrs. Marvin DeMoss, OF Plain Deal
ing, visited her sister, Mrs. o. F. Boyd,
ST., yesterday. ALT.
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sHERIFwS SALE


Felir Weller rersus A. j., y. r.. and &. r.
Chslders. No. $3.50. IN Second District
Court, Bossier Parish, LoMisiana.
BIZ virtue Of d writ Of seizure ana sale.
issued from the Second District Court, Of
B0sster Parish, Louisiana, and to me direct
ed, have seized, and win sell at public
auction, for cash, and according to law, at
the principal front door Of the Court House
Of Bossier Parish, Louisiana, during the
legal hours Of sale, ON Saturday, April %.
1922, the following described property,
t0-scit = =
The east fractional one-haH Of the south
west fractional one-quarter Of section ii !:
also, beginning 81 chains and % links from
the point where the line between the east
and west one-half Of section touches Red
River land mp the river therefrom) and run
thence north 16 degrees east to north line
OF sHfd section 8. thence west along said
north line Of said section 8 "a chains.
thence south % degrees west to Red River.
thence along the Red River TO place Of be-
ginning, all the property herein described
continuing 262 acres, more or LEGS, and
situatcd in Bossier Parish, Louisiana, to-
gethef with all buildings and improvements
thereon. II
Said property to be sold as belonging to
the above named defendants, to pny the
debt specified in said writ. as weil as all
cost Of suit. j.. i. ApArR.
Sherif ana es-oDtcio Auctioneer.
March is, 1922. [apr 2Ol
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ployment in 81 Dorado, Ark, but will
leave tomorrow for Bloomburg, Texas,
near which place his crew has moved
to put down prospect oil well. ],
Messrs. w. 81 Coyle and Elwood
Green, Mr.. Waites and Misses Lydia
and Gertrude Coyle, vestal Glasgow
and Allie Oglee have all been In bed
the past week from attacks OF influ-
enza.
An old-fashion log rolling was given
by Mr.. Glasgow Wednesday Of last
week. He has q 15-acre new ground
field with great many logs on It and,
on account OF so much Ill health In the
community, failed to get them oil piled
that day. @
Mr.. Miles, Of Rocky Mount, and Miss
Styles, of Spring Hill, were guests yes
ter1ay Of Miss Tollie Anderson.
The Giles No. gas well was visited
last week by oil men from B0ssier.
On account Of his fathers present
poor health, Mr.. Jewel league has re-
turned home from Spring HILL where
he was attending school. HU4DY.
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Cotton Valley, Route One.

Dated: Monday, March 18th.
The weather Is warmer at this writ
ing than for several days past.
Mrs. Fannie Collie and son, Martin,
and granddaughter, Fannie Martin,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. b. Marsh, OF Min
den, Saturday and yesterday. Mrs.
Cole found her daughter and children
quite III from attacks Of influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Burks n d
children visited at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 81. r. Johnston Saturday night
and returned home yesterday morning.
Mr.. G. WI Rodgers and father visited
the Giles No. 2 gas well yesterday, and
state they are now hauling lumber for
q new derrick at the site, as the old
derrick is caving into the excavation
made by the escaping gas.
A report Is to the effect that the
Gleason well, near Skies Ferry, ID on
fire and has been for nearly week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cole and chill
dren visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. p. John
ston yesterday.
Miss Ellen Williams visited Mrs.
II F. Johnston yesterday.
Mr. 81. Z. Giles and son, Edgar, made
a business trip to Plain Dealing Sat
urday.
Mrs. Ernest Collie had a fine mess 81
radishes on the dinner table Saturday.
The seed were planted Christmas Day.
Mr.. Raymond Cole visited at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Johnston
yesterday. HOOKING Bind.
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AN ORDINANCE

To levy, collect and enforce payment of an
annual license tax on all persons, assoc
Citations Of persons, firms and corpora
lions pursuing In Bossier Parish, Louis
lana, any trade, profession, vocation,
calling or business. In pursuance Of Act
pa Of the year 1920 and Article 229 of
the Constitution Of 1898, and articles
amendatory thereto as repeated and re-
adopted In the Constitution Of 1913, and
in Section 8 Of Article 10 Of the Consti-
tuition Of 1921; prescribing the mode
and method In which all persons subject
to license shall make report Of their
business; providing remedies to enforce
compliance Herewith; prescribing pen
alties for making false statements or
afddavits In relation thereto, and to re-
peal all prior ordinances In conflict
herewith.
Section 1. Be 1t ordained by the Police
jury Of Bossier Parish, Louisiana, That
there is hereby levied for the year 1922,
and each subsequent year, an annual license
tax in and for said parish equal in amount
to the license tax imposed for the State of
Louisiana by the terms Of Act 233 Of the
General Assembly Of 1920 and graduated
in accordance with said act, upon each per-
son, firm, association Of persons or corpo-
ration pursuing any trade, profession, vo-
cation, calling or business subject to license
under Article 22R OF the Constitution OF
1893, and articles amendatory thereof, as
repeated and readopted In Article 900 Of
the Constitution Of 1913 and Section of
Article 10, Constitution Of 1921.
Sec. 2. Be 1t further ordained, ETC., That
on the % day Of January, 1922, and Of
each subsequent year, the Tax Collector in
and for the Parish Of Bossier shall begin
to collect, and shall collect as fast as pos
stble, from each Of the persons or business
firms, associations Of persons and corpora
lions pursuing within Bossier Parish, Lou
isiana, any trade, profession, vocation, call
ing or business license tax for the parish
equal in amount to the license tax imposed
for the State by said Act 233 of 1920, and
graduated in accordance with the terms
and provisions of said act.
s Sec. B. Be 1t further ordained etc, That
all OF the terms and provisions Of said Act
233 Of the General Assembly Of Louisiana
for the year 1920 relative to the mode and
method In which all persons, firms, associa-
lions OF persons and corporations subject
to license shall make report Of their busi-
ness providing remedies for the enforce
ment Of compliance herewith, and prescrib-
Ing penalties for making false statements
or af1davfts In relation thereto are hereby
adopted in full and made part OF this
ordinance as fully as II Incorporated herein.
Sec. 4. Be 1t further ordained, etc., That
all prior ordinances In conflict herewith are
hereby repealed, reserving to the Tax Col
iecfor or any party In interest any and all
rights heretofore accruing under any SINH
lar ordinance heretofore in effect.
Thus done and passed In open and reg
ular session ON this, the 14th day of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1922. G.. T. MAYS,
President Police Jury, Bossier Parish,
Louisiana.
r. B. HILL, Clerk Police Jury,
Bossier Parish, Louisiana.
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Phillips Hin.
d: Monday, March 18th.

Dated: Monday, March 18th.
The Industrious farmer dislikes to
see the weather SO unsettled.
Mrs. Joe Bounds was reported on the
sick list yesterday.
Mr.. Sam Young is now at home to
remain for q while.
Messrs. Lucian and T. C. Burks made
q business trip to Shreveport Saturday.
Miss Ruby Johnston spent Saturday
night with Miss Leeta Booker.
Miss BERTHE Burks was again able to
visit her brother and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. N. Burks, yesterday.
Mrs. ]. B. Booker visited her aunt,
Mrs. N. c. Bounds, Saturday evening.
Mr.. Joe Bounds made business trip
to Cotton Valley Saturday.
Mr.. Sam Burks went to Johnson's
mill on business trip Saturday.
Mr.. w. D. Johnston and Sam Wood
row made business trip to Sarepta
Saturday.
Misses Audrey and Nellie Chapel
visited their grandmother, Mrs. N. c.
Bounds, yesterday.
Quite a number Of both young and
old people gathered at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. L. Burks last night and en-
J0yed singing. GREEN PARsoN.
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Plain Dealing
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. T. B. Bixler is one of the
shut-ins this week.
mfr. Edwin Dickson, Of Lewisville,
5Ark.. was visitor here Monday.
On account of the continued rains,
arm work has been considerably de-
slayed in this section.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Dudney have
covered from more than q weeks
nell Of the prevailing sickness.
Miss Lillian Brock has returned
fnam Ell Dorado, Ark.-from pleasant
s,,st with her sister, Mrs. A. d. Seay.
Miss Mary K. Bixler, Registrar Of
voters, was able to fill her dates at
BENTON Monday and Tuesday, after
weeks Illness.
Mr. w. H. Martin, of this place,
nnrchased the first Ford car ever own
"a ID Bossier Parish, now nearly thir-l
i teen years ago, and it is still in run
ming condition.
--~F T60, LIE youAS SoA VI NAIs anu
s Mrs Calvin Edens, of the Plain Deal
ing Telephone Company, had rather
.erere accident befall him last Satur-
day. He ran into a barb wire fence.
REV. and Mrs. H. J. McGehee and
heir little son were visitors to Bel
cher the past week. Mrs. McGehee
vas taken i'll while in Belcher, remain
ing there Mr.. McGehee managed to
mach Mr.. Sentell's residence, at Col
linsburg, and has since been iii. They
are both expected home soon.
Just when the Atlantic Oil Refin-
ing Company will drill in its wells
10th located near Plain Dealing) has
ut been divulged. Leases are still be-
Ing bought up by individuals, hand
some prices being paid for close-in
acreage. There is hardly the shadow
Of doubt that one Tor BOTH OF the
prospects will prove producer.
Mr.. Ben Keith is now dreaming
dreams. One Of them is to the effect
hat the projected well to be put down
u section 20-22-12 by Messrs. Hall and.
Hicks, Of Shreveport, will come In at
22o6 feet, making 200 barrels and bet
tel. He no doubt, has method In his
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In Men1orians.

Our community was grieved beyond
expression March 9Th by the death of
Sister Mary Alice King, widow Of the
late w. III. King.
She literally gave her life for others.
as she tried to initiate the Master by
going about dOin good. She was ever
ready to comfort the bereaved, visit the
sick, help the needy and minister to
the unfortunate. She was true help
mate, a gentle, patient. loving mother.
a devoted. faithful friend and an earn
est, conSecrated Christian. She was a
diligent student Of the Bible and her
delight was In the laws OF the Lord.
We who knew her best loved her
most, as 1t was In her home and among
her friends that her virtues shown
with brighter luster, but all who met
her We're helped by her sweet, Chris
tfan influence.
Sister King was the mother Of ten
children, nine of whom survive her
l. A. King. H. L. King. Mrs. A. w.
Heifner md Miss Eula King, or Plain
Dealing =. @. King, l. G. King and
Willard King, OF Shreveport Mrs. G. G..
Burton, of Arkana, and w. w. King,
OF Ardm0re, Okla. Also, there are If
teen grandchildren q nd two great
grandchild ren.
Sister King had been d widow for
fifteen years and during that time she
filled the place Of both father and
mother to her younger children, all
OF whom rise up and call her blessed.
She gave her heart to God In her
youth and had been conscientious
Christian for forty three, years. The
world is better by her having lived and
heaven is richer by her going.
Inasmuch as God, In His infinite
wisdom, has removed from our midst
our sister and our friend, therefore,
Be 1t res0lDed, That In the passing Of
Sister King our church has lost faith
full member, our missionary society
cOnsecrated worker, our community
helpful friend and her family a loving.
self-sacrificing, patient mother.
Rcs0lred further. That while we bow
in humble submission to His holy will.
we commend her sOrr0wing relatives
to Him who takes note Of even d fallen
sparrow and will heal the broken
hearts Of His children and will not
leave them cOmfOrtless.
Be it resolved further, That copy
of these resolutions be placed on our
church records, a copy sent to the
Hammer and Message for publication
and a copy sent to the family.
Mrs. S. II. Cochran, Chairman.
Mrs. G. G. ALLEN.
Rev. i. 4. MATERNE, Pastor.
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madness, having lot OF leases near
the site selected for the well.
Mrs. J. D. Fenet is still confined to
her room from a slight illness.
Miss yey Oglesby is reported as
fast improving from her recent illness.
Mrs. viii Startling, Of Walnut Hill.
Ark, Is here on visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John H. Allen.
Miss Holtom, the domestic science
teacher In the local school, is at pres
ent confined to her room from a slight
Illness.
Rev. L. w. Martin, Of Gibsland.
VIII preach at the Baptist Church at
eleven o'clock on the third Sunday
the 10Th.
MIR. r. c. Purcell has begun the
construction OF dwelling (adjoining
Mr.. John Dexter's) for Messrs. Doug
and Bill Mcclellan.
Mrs. Lena Baird, former resi-
dent of Plain Dealing but now resfd-
Ing IN Shreveport, came up Monday to
look after her property interests here.
She returned to the city Tuesday.
Rev. I. A. Materne, pastor Of the
Plain Dealing Baptist Church, will
preach his farewell sermon here at the
night service on the third Sunday. The
retiring pastor and his estimable fam
lily will leave here with the love and
confidence Of the entire community.
Friday and Saturday Of last week
10 bales Of cotton were sold here
to an Arkansas buyer being shipped
to Camden, that state, for compression.
The final destination Of this cotton will
be China. It looks as though the buy
ers OF Shreveport could at least, in a
measure, compete for this trade.
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pleased to learn yesterday, when Mrs.
Foley returned, that the two children
We're much improved.
Mr.. John Dunn came up on the mo-
tor yesterday morning-to spend va
cation of q few days in his old home
town.
Miss Willie Strayhan returned to
her home tout near the river) yester-
day, after spending several weeks in
OIL City with her sister, Mrs. Buck
Graham, and Mrs. Henry Hawyler.
Mrs. Graham and little daughter, Joy.
accompanied Miss Strayhan to her
home for a visit.
Mr.. David Foley and Master John
Reuben Nattin spent the past weekend
at home with their parents.
There are just two more weeks OF
the Alden Bridge School. There should
be three more months. There are
enough children here to justify nine
month school, and our people should
get together in an effort to secure it.
Mr.. Connie Moses left yesterday for
Lake End, where he expects to secure
position.
The Ladies' Bible Study Class did
not meet last Friday, on account OF
Mrs. ]. Foley being called away. The
class will meet this Friday with Mrs.
Foley, at $50 o'clock,
Mrs. Roy Springs spent to-day at the
home Of DIR. and Mrs. ]. B. Hall, OF
Rocky Mount.
Mrs. ]. B. Hall and Miss Madge Zeig-
Ter, OF Rocky Mount, motored to Alden
Bridge yesterday.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Around Heifner.

1 =
We are certainly experiencing some
pretty weather.
Master Dixon Barnett, who has been
Ill for some time, is now again able to
attend school.
Mr.. John Booker and family. who
moved to the Alabama settlement some
time ago, recently moved to some place
near Plain Dealing.
Miss Thelma Pockrus spent Wednes-
day evening of last week with Miss
Leola Hendricks.
A party was given at Mr.. Ed Smiths
Wednesday night Of last week. All who
attended report nice time.
Miss Lula Morgan spent Saturday
night and yesterday very pleasantly
with Miss Thelma Pockrus
A few Of the residents Of this Sec
ton are having their hogs vaccihated,
as SO many Of them are dying from
diseases
Miss Myrtice Hamiter, OF the Oak
Hill community. spent few days with
her aunt, Mrs. Gage Malone.
Mrs. John Norris and Mrs. Elma
Barnett We're shopping in Plain Deal
ing Wednesday Of last week.
Miss Mamie Morgan spent Saturday
night and yesterday with her aunt,
Mrs. Robert Malone.
Parish Superintendent Of Schools
R. v. Kerr, of Benton, visited our
school Wednesday Of last week.
Mrs. John Norris and little daughter,
Alma, spent from last Thursday until
yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. O. C.
CasOn.
Misses Mary Johnston, Esther Boggs
and Gladys Malone were visiting rela-
tives and friends In this community
yesterday. Glad to see you, ladies.
Come again.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Z. Malone had as
guests yesterday Mr.. A. r. Smith and
Family, Mr.. Elwood Morgan and fam
lily. Mr.. Sam Malone and family and
Mrs. I. q. Malone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Johnston visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Barnett yesterday.
Mr.. Hartwell Smith was a visitor
yesterday at the home OF Mr.. Lee
POckrus.
Misses Vera King and Bertice Cham
lee, teachers Of the Heifner School,
spent the past weekend with home
folks.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

". A. Habfv rersns r. L. and e. A. Klos-.
No. 77S7. III Second District Court. hos
sier PGrtsh, L0aisfdna
BIZ virtue Of writ Of 1crt fdcids, from
the Honorable Second District Court of
Bossier Parish, Louisiana, III the above
numbered and entitled cause, have sefesd
and will sell at public auction, for cash,
ana according to law, at the principal front
door Of the Court House Ut Bossier Parish.
Louisiana, during the legal hours Of sale,
on saturday, March 20. 1922, the following
described property, to-trit:
The west half of section IS, township IL,
range Ii, lying east Of the Il. r. and n.
Railway rightofway, with all buildings and
improvements thereon, containing 30 acres,
more or less
Also. one five-passcnger Page automobile.
Said property to be sold AZ belonging to
above defendant, to pay and satisfy the
debt specified In said writ, together with
interest and cost. j. r.. ADArR.
Sheriff and es-0Dscto Auctioneer.
February 18, 1922. [mar 23ls
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Alden Bridge.

Dated: Tuesday, March 14th.
Mr.. s. r. Strayhan was among the
business visitors here Wednesday Of
the past week. IS
Measrs. G. 7. Mays, r., and Alb Craw-
ford, OF Plain Dealing, were social Wis
itors here Tuesday evening OF last
week.
Miss Barbara Huddleston entertain
ed a few Of her friends with rock
party Tuesday evening Of last week.
Those enjoying the evening were Mr..
Jordan Rhine and Miss Annie Foley,
Mr.. Buster Dotye and Miss Lottie Fol-
ley, Mr.. Lee Huddleston and Miss EN-
ma Lou Perry.
Messrs. Jeff Rivers, Bob Huddleston,
Roy Springs and Bill Dotey were busi-
ness visitors to Shreveport Wednesday
of last week.
Mr.. Homer Atkins was social Wis
itor here Wednesday evening Of the
past week.
Thursday afternoon Of last week
Mrs. I. r. Elders yard was indeed in
viting to look upon, with all kinds OF
bulb plants in flower. On the afternoon
named Mrs. Elder entertained NUM-
Der of her friends with flower party.
On account OF the rain, those invited
from points outside OF Alden Bridge
could not be present to enjoy the party.
a salad course and three kinds OF cake
were served to Mesdames JEFF Rivers,
Arthur Durham, George Nattin, Bill
Miller, Walter Sellars, Roy Springs,
Lula Graham, Lon Neblett, Ned Rob-
erts and Walter Brown; Misses Azalee
Wilson, Martha Moses and Lena Riv-
ers, and Mr.. Bishop. All we're then In
vited into the yard to gather bouquet
to take home. The guests reported q
delightful time.
Mr.. Carl Strayhan, Mr.. Almer John
ston and Willie Spruill were business
visitors In Alden Bridge Wednesday Of
the past week.
Messrs. Walter. and Willie Scarbor-
ough and Ned Dalryrnple were social
visitors here Saturday night.
Rev. III. =. McGehee, OF Plain Deal
ing, will fill his regular appointment
here next Sunday evening at 100
O'Clock nothing Unforeseen happening
to prevent.
Mr.. JEFF Rivers made a business trip
to Shreveport yesterday.
Mrs. John Foley was called Thurs
day Of last week to Haslenl, Texas, on
account Of the illness OF her son and
little girl. Her many friends here were
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Around Kinxswood.

= Dated Tuesday, March 14th.
The writer has been quite sick from
an attack Of influenza, but is able this
week to send In a brief newsletter.
Mr.. and Mrs Win Hutton and sister,
Of Bossier City, were guests Sunday Of
Mesdames Lopez and Harris.
Mrs. w. n. Farmer was q guest Sun
day at the home OF her father, Mr..
Rounsavall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby and Mr.. Roun-
savaH spent while Sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs. n. Clark.
Services were conducted Sunday at
eleven o'clock by Rev. Luther Grounds,
Of Shreveport.
Mr.. L. r. Sapp, Of Koran, spent last
night in this community with his chill
dren, Eva and Youree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Busbey were visitors
this morning at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Wutzke.
~ Mr. D. w. Childers, Of the Cross
Roads community, is quite sick from
an attack Of influenza DR.. G. M. Tuck
er, OF Haughton, is visiting him every
day at present.
Mrs. III. Clark has been real sick for
some time. She is still no better, and
now Mr.. Clark Is sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Dement, took fish
supper with Mr.. and Mrs. Busbey
Thursday evening OF last week.
Mr.. w L. Johnson left Sunday for
some point In Texas to visit his moth
er, whom he has not seen In fifteen
years. ---prsY.
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STRAY SALE.

EsTaAYED before ]. FL. Montgomery. Justice
OF the Peace, Ward Two, Bossier Parish,
Louisiana, BY 4. Z. Adger, residing three
miles northwest Of Benton, La, y: d-sided
and white-backed STEER, about three years
old. weighing about 40 pounds marked
crop on left ear; no brands; has been on
or around his place about two years.
The owner Is requested to come forward.
prove property and pay charges and take
possession Of said steer, or he will be sold
By the undersigned. according to law, at IL
O'Clock am, on Saturday. April 10, 1922
A. Fl. MONTGOMERY, Constable.
March o, 1922. Iapr 1871