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|STOCKS CONTINUE
UNSTEADY TREND
|Tbe Acute Unsettlement
Makes More Progress,
Many Prices Breaking

z,- ,. - D.,...
NEW lOfh' June necen'
acute unseitlement IN Ine seooh n,ar
Eel made turther prosress touay,
rices a.. many specuIa.iVe ISSUES
|san breaking sharpIy siter an ear
In period IN which tne IlSl was ols-
tosed t5 MAKE up SOME Vi It's ios'
|ronnd ,. -, .,,
Liquidation uiilereu from that OF
|y@ier1ny ana tne cary pe,'ou VI
he woeH ~ tnat ~ was ulrec.eu
|m0re eelet'Ily asalhs' Wy Iow
l 1ced rails a HalorIty Oh sie ZOO
ypec.alties, minor MOI anu scNetai
h ne u7il order anu cnaIn store is-
unrs IrNas - iaeiiic vas tho main
n IT. .A.!ing Almost IoGr points on
y stng OF offerings wn!cn incIuqeu
L drop ot one poIIt pe,"eem SUES
Is L0u'' southwest ptu', Wneel'hs
Il Lake ERE piu,, IdHe ERIE "
|Wester Rock isIanu' eIe war
|cac'te, Atlantic coast LINE anu sew
|erab OF ihe prominent uahsContl-
|renals we're lower py 10 l-E
points
Elsewhere the reversal Which was
Ist IT, height at mIduay erected gross
|teciines or 10 points chemlcals'
jSec0ndaiy eiuiPhiehts' coppeTs' TEX
Piles ana tobhtcos ehsihs as STOP
o"' orders we're uncoVereu' Almost
I,he one constructive STOCK OF the
|day was MeNican fetroIum whlch
knate net gam or i-l points 10 me
Ihgh record oi 80 - the greater
|part OF its rise Deihg accompllshed IN
Iihe last houI' ihe ouoyancy OF th's
fock went lar 70 restore confidence
~ tne reneTal Ilst' LOSSES III num-
Per pt instances peihE Hlaterlaiiy re-
Ffef al ne close safes amounted
~ lV,2VVV shaIes
1 continental ease or eau money
Eates was a nesa'lVe influence, belng
1aseu nanny on tne lgnt inquiry.
Ihe openius ra'e ol o - per cent
|yas shaded TO per cent In the
fary afternoon out no reiaNation was
Eaown IN t!ne lunds, such accommo-
fauons holding urn IN expectation
~ HholHer eApahsion Oh clearlns
fclse loahs'
roIelsh eNchange with exception
iected more CIearIy tne unsettled
tale OF ec9nohic cohultlons abroad.
ftrdhs ieI l i-- cents aIlied re-
Nhhtea Iost 10 ~ points, heu-
pas were loWer py 8 10 ~ points
hl tne austrian rate deVeloped fur-
nrr wPaKhess on caples whlch or
s'ea niue nope Oh an early ioan
that country.
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Tribal Usage Oil Leases at
Public Auction, June 2S,
1922, by u. S. Govern.
nnent.

june gS tBg2, at rawhusha, Okahof W
about A. nuh a.r"a will he offered fVr on
'rut,s ip quarter section tpc's. N'is
witt bs Tor bonus IN addition tu tuNa fifs
20 pet cent payable ON dnv or hule, h'l
nuo. ln three annual iuHtAlmCnth. win
Hrrtutabfo security. WITHIN u1vcrtlrtt
urea there are about hUU OH wells proc
du,iug from ono barrel 90 ftt"en htn
drrI UatTcIs each the tutat daily ptndu'-
ttuu fur Ann 19s!. haluH about Nh 600
b1trrlp. MISC. there are about SNN wells
driIUuR AN lands are now lons'd sep
prate.V tOr gas. niue print maps OF
area advertised showing tracts offered TO-
irthcr with tracts lcnsed e'Ho showing
ttHcts producing oii OF rHs can he hHd
fnf Z ry cents each. also iugs ut pro-
duCirE '--"s for twenty-five CeutH each
welt write q 3. Superintendent, Usage
Arrurv puwhuska. Dkln huinr. iuf mat.
logs NJ further Information
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Ihjcngo livestock.

CHICAGO June iC-Receipts 1000
Gamers steady; bulls. in between grades
she stock. st0ckers and veal calves weak
to loweri quality. plain, TOP beef steers
mostly $3.50 I26. CAnners and cutters
largely I3oOU4Oo, veal calves $3.50 q
90
Hogs-Reccipts $4,000; active. mostly
5aloc higher. top 1850. bulk 3lO,lOa
1915, pigs slow, weak packing sows
strang To higher, mostly te2tn 10 o0.
killing pigs 29GOQlO.1O.
shcep--Receipts 1900, steady to weak.
top lambs 1850, bulk desirable natives
Si2,O0ql226. culls dun. mostly Sc or
100, best light ewes $3.50
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NO HAMON RECEIVER
Judge Williams Holds Evidence In
sufficient ON Charges of kctch
NisnInnngCmCnt.

by the Associated Press state wire.
HUKO, June ia petition Of a
St. Louis bank asking the appoint
ment Of a receiver for the estate OF
the late Jake llamon of Ardmore
republican national committeeman
from oklahoma. was denied I'm fed
cral district court here today by
Judge X. l.. Williams
The petition alleged that Frank J..
Ketch, administrator. had misman-
aged the Hamon estate. Judge VIII
llams held that the evidence pre-
sented was insufficient
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NEW ORLEANS. June l6.--Cotton-
spot steady, IL higher. sales on the spo
Si8, to arrive l42. Low Middling 2O.2J
naddling 2l.75. good mddling 22.75, re
ceipts 2.239, stock l6l,S67,
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20 cars. total u. $. shipments SSS,
Louisiana, Arknnsas. OkIahuma and
Mississippi sacked bliss Trlumphs No, /
S275mS.25 cwt; Alabama sacked Bliss
Trumphs t2,75QS.25 owt., Alabama
sacked spaulding Rose No. l t2.2bW2.50
cwt. Alabama sacked round whites, poor
ly graded s225 cwt, North Carolina
stave barrels Irish cobhlers No l $500
05.35, poorer Grades IS756s.50, east
ern Bhore Virginia Irish robblers stave
barrels No. / SG.7b; old stock steady
Wisconsin, Michigan sacked round whites
il.S5G2.00 cwt.
Poultry--Alive lower; fowls 21'ko,
brOilers 32c, roosters lac.
Butter-- Higher; creamery extras S5xc,
standards 35Ac.
EgEs-steady 1887 cases; firsts 7?c
miscellaneous 81 n n NC, storage packed
eXtrla 23Hc.
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~NEW YORK, June lG--Urgent demand
from shorts. prompted by the bullish
census report. and late hulges 10 cotton
advance in cottonseed oil. final bids be
ing near top and i5 20 80 points net
hiRher. Sales 1900 barrels. The cen.
isi 600 barrels refined oil In May Prime
crude nominal. prime summer yellow SPOT
nominai; July 1lb6c. September ll,6Gc,
December 96Ge. all bid,
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company from disposing OF any ~ its
assetg pending hearing In MuskoEcc
September ! Of rcceivcrship suit
instituted against the company 10y
the Fort Dearborn Trust 4 Savings
Co OF Chicago.
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WON'T WORTH, juno l6.--CatUe.-Re
celpts a5, hceves t3.50mSOe, bulls $500
gp4.OO, calves 32.0ON 7.T5.
Hogs--Reccipts 500 Hight sl01b 0lO.3O
heavy S5.75@lOl5. pigs S4.00dy.25
stocker sheep So OOg $50. feeder lamb'
81 90 u 500.
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NEW YORK June l6.-Liberty bonds
closed: S4s lUUlu. first ~ yy.e.pid. see,
ond 4s $3.50. first AIS loO.!O. second
44s 9s.9s. third AIS loO.o6 fourth -
100 .O6. victory ANS l0056.
NOTE. Victory 3As Will not be quoted
hereafter, having been retired.
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NEW YORK, June 1G.--call money
Easier nigh 3h, low 8, tuhng rate S,2'
closing bid 3, offered ", last loan g.
Call Loans--Again~ acceptances ga.
Time Loans--steady, 60 days, and 80
days g. 6 months ~.
Mercantile Paper Prime a84A.
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KANSAS CITY, June is-Eggs-tin.
changed. first 20c
Butter Unchanged; cres smeFy s9o,
Poultry Unchanged; broers s7c. hens
lgc. roosteTs lie.
Potatoes unehangedi new i2,75aSto
old i250d2.75
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NEW YORK, june IL Foreign TX
chang Weak.
Great Btitaip- Demand 4tt&. cables
itG ro-day oils ON banks iA8A
France Demand t.T4s, rahlra SIS.
ltnIy--pcmund 4.9I ". cables 4Ps
Germany 8tt4. cables 8lN.
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ktCHiTA. KAN june l6.--Itogs
cclpis SEQ, steady top tlo25, bulk tiOlE
UlO.l5.
.Cattc- Receipts 200 generally ueady.
nd quotations.
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KANSAS CITY June 16.--Wheat-Cash
30 hard s1.Os0I2G, No. red Sl0
Corn-No. 2 white So 56isc. No. vel
low 5BVbshc.
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NEW YORK. June =Te4d-Spot.
steady f5f5d6OO
Ziuc--Quict East 81. Louis spot ana
near by t5.t0H542.
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Knn.n. or, Il,rsiork

KANSAS CITY. june lG--Csttle- Re
ceipss i.7Ooi gow better beef stce-s
around lOc higher top ~ 50. other grades
weaker. calves. she stock and Ncariiugs
steady to weak. sOVs SAb0n 80. good
ycarIing hclfers itT5. practical top on
Voalcts $500. common kind s. UG4l s So.
other classes steady. Gamers largely
around o. 10. cutters tS.SON4CO
Hogs Receipts 300, steady, tor
tiOt0. bulk slO 900 10 30. stock Wigs csc
sheep Receipts 900. breeding owes
and native lambs steady. tor sil.7S, utlls
$3.50, Texas coats Si00.
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MERIDIAN IS RESTRAINED
Federal Judge Williams Ilaiis Ac-
tion of Oil Firm 10 Sell Assets.

HUGO. June IA temporary re-
| straining order WINS granted in fed
eral district court here today, pro-
hibiting the Meridian Petroleum
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NEW yOHK, june lf"Cotton- sp,
steady midllnE 22.Ao.
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ATTENTION. PROPERTY OWNERS
rll 10 anything 10 get your unslness eH-
cept mIsrrprtteut 1900.
Usage 2hs3
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OKLAHOMA CITY, june i6 Cattle
Receipts zoo. steady, early top IS
bulk steers $500 aud up. butchers stsady.
heifers $3.50. cows $3.50. bulk butchvfs
81 ,5u4i5, cenners and cutters I2OU9
3.Ao CAVES slow.
Hogs Receipts 200: steady, COP
tl0iO. bulk sgg5 and higher.
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LODGES AND SOCIETIES

LODGES AND SOCIETIES
TULSA LODGE No II. A =. 3 a. NJ
m meets every Thursday; first
M Thursday r. &. second @ burr
>ESA. day. business. third Thursday
NN<E Next meeting Juns 22 E. A.
" degree, commencing at y. M
PETER bEItHMAN, ". NJ.
lOS DHOUOI. Secretary
! Delta LODGE I26 moets IN Special
~ Communication Saturday June
M II. work I'm NJ. NJ. Degree
Al commencing at a. m. only
~nS candidates notified need ap-
NN JUGiiiN p. AYREs w.M
" ARTHUR BAkER, Secretary,
PETROLEUM LODGE NO. 7t, a. y. A
"a cept second. Next Communi-
IN cation Friday June ia. work
RESTo IN H. a. Degreo oomnencins
EXSl0 80 .. m. All Mesons 'nv't-
wv mpENRY W. RAcKus. W. NJ.
il. Is, HANNA. Secretary.
TULSA CHAPTER. NO. SO. q. A. NJ.
Meets let Hnd ard Monday
.-a.m. nights ot each month. Next
plJ,5fyNSssi. meeting Monday, June 10, 7'3o
Gttf.PW y. m. work In the Royal
W{ys4sf arch Degreei retreshmenta.
NNE;GD This VIII close the ehepter
E,SG work fuf the SUMMER,
Y ~ Visitors cordially invited.
FRANK {. DAWSON, II. y.
NJ A. SNYDER secretary.
TEINI-Y coMMANDERY NO. 20.
~. koSt meeting June ~, In
hssss, Masonic han st p m. wors
k;fsSEyt meeting Of the summer, Al
tSAtA1g. s0iourninR sit knights COS.
ss.yytf{eIss dlaliy. invited, Rsf[eshmsnts y.
FRANK q, sEAMAN. rec,
TULSA CHAPTER o =. s.. 1919, WIN
.eexy, meet ~ Masonic Hall fret and
Ek ~ third Wednesday, 73O .. ~.
R .asytgy First meeting. business sec
$780, ond. initiation ana social
NO MRS. NELLIE q. GREEN.
MRS. EMMA FAST, Secretary.
TULSA STAR CLuB meets second ana
fourth Wednesday afternoon 2:5O, Masonic
hall, slar club meets Wednesday.
MRS. J. L. ROSE, Pres
ARDAR TEMPLE a. A. o. " NJ n
NeNt regular meeting SEP
c:.-,s< ,e'nbeI o,,,I at p M n; .Vet,ai wa,1h
HstFA announcements.
KID ROBERT q. '"NN1' a'o,.o,p,.
c. j.. HuoNKER, Recorder,
EARnA COURT LADIES SHRINE will
meet AZ Masonic hhl the
h fourth Wednesday uf each
N~& month NJ 1880 p. m, Csrs.
Ekt RI mOnialS on ann0uncema ant
4A,-& Osngs 27:L hrs. O. r Daw
~ son, HiGh pgiestcss Usage
q ~ a1s5, Mrs. uy. walter tie
.rn,Nk rIUH or AABA CouHr meots
frst Wcduesday afternoon ut 2.50 nj Ha
sonic hall
MRS j. Il. BARTLETT.
Osago 1926. President
SABA GHOTTO shirt Sleeve" ccre
80 "a W0rl8l Masonic nan
() ... Il: ::. 2. .... :... Il. 4.
NM n N SatItduy. June II iBZE
N D D<-S~N " Leave fpr Huck island
n MlsE-Stl W june 2iih. Picnic sand
y M %@cU m springs Park, Friday,
n H~' "a III sIiy 2lst,
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Announcements


TAMPA uhILN TIMES lamps Fla,
want 1ds ! cent PEI wutd. tlotida's
greatest dsly classified medium write
We tot complete tate card.
NFEp..To R1out baby from two
weeks to month Old. pOt E, sixth.
tcdtr Ao1i
W IIH. IiN ,u.Itl" wHu this summer
To- drNo tnr any one desiring overland
t.U fn Iu||'HUUil. Nn.iHWstuuo, otto
tuur.iert petfr t"tF HIcr 8 -. m.
STECitL NOTICES .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-17

BARGAINS IN USED CANS
Matmon Roadster.
Stutz buHdutet.
REQ NoadHtor.
Oakland Touring,
ChRi,'Itt Dispatch.
1IuCso1 STepdster,
cole -" uur-pHSEenger,
Nolie Touring
ElFin Touring.
Aud 20 others to choose from.
All cars viii demonstrate 10 your 50 iisv
fhotion.
"rouR CREDIT ~ GOOD"
iO5 W. Second ST. Cedar 1850
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rrnEIN rEns0NAL

4
YESTERDAY WIN WEIRD UNABLE
10 wait upon all that attended
our 81 slipper and pump sale, so
II those who were unable 10 get
waited upon come In tomorrow
our bargain department will be
crowded.
over 600 pairs we're put on sale
hnd tH1as that bought received
wonderful bargains
on shle only IN our bargain ds-
pafrmeut OF our az 8 Main
store,
Turk Bros.
Tulsn's Largest Shoe Distributors
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Automobiles


AtTOMuIiit~ tuh SALE 70
tuRD ROADSTER PARGNGN4-- We nave
several Ford ropdstsrs in very good c0n-
dltiuu without starters ranging IN
price ftom sos 90 ttib terms Ford
Gao Exchange. 5lS l. second st. OsRss
1Oug
FOR SNLI-By owner. one Eco t1grIrs.
ono Why's overland. one % tndfiIat,
cars iu good condition. terms 10 feHnon-
sibIe parties Omrp ad9e
FiFIEEN USED CARS st q great bar
sam. colt on CITY garage a2o N Main.
Usage G6bS.
HAVE 1921 FORD coupe in fret cttss
condition, want 70 trade IN on l'Il
Dodge touring car. CAL Osage SOS ,.
Ir YOU HAVE Buics Dodge or t1rG
fpr salc, We viii pay YOU the cash Tor
NEW MD UsED CARS
VERY EASY TERMS
guNIn. Nplhuhw ana Patterson Fars.
Ifcmorar Motors Co. io2 W. Sccond.
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!, ,lONhON london Metals.
", iaturts Iune ls,- Lead.-Spot LA IT,
L1' i's, Cd, futures LAT Iys.
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Mti,i, Al
Automobiles

AUTOMOBILES ron SALE 10
AUTOMOBILE CLEARING HOUSE OF
OF TULSA INC.
Opcn evenings ana Sunday, Eleventh
and g. Main streets Usage t007.
4 DODGE touring car Al condition, 20
model all now tires ana battery used
one month; price 1850. tlG ". Gymeron.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-07-06

association bulls are Of better quality
than the ordinary run of slres private
" owned, and their daughters are APT
to be better-produclng COWS.
Even this does not tell the whoie
story. After an individually owned
sire has been used for about two years
# IS usually necessary to get ne"
one In eight years, therefore, these
Pennsylvania farmers, II they owned
their bulls separately, would have to
nroyide themselves with four times
296 bulls, or 1,1S4; whereas in the Dull
associations at the end of two years
they simply move each bull to another
herd The original SO bulls, if they
all live and do well, can be used for
the whole eight years. There is quite
difference between the cost of IS
bulls and that of 1854. to say nothing
Of the difference in their usefulness,
The members of bull associations
sometimes pay less and always re-
cejye more for their money than COW
owners who 60 it alone.
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DAIRY
POINTS
GOOD OF BULL ASSOCIATIONS
Animals Are of Better Quality lh3n
Ordinary Run OF Sires Pr'.
vately Owned.

prepared by the United States DEPART
ment of Agricultural
A survey recently made in c"Nhrr-
ton with the "hcller Slre>-leitrr
stock" campaign carried "h by 'h'
United States Department Of ASricllI.
lure shows a general ratio OF bull
TO every 1879 cows. Experience, how
ever. in Pennsylvania, the state which
leads in the number of bull as>oc!a'
tons, shows that 93 butts are sltti.
cient for the l6O4 COWS belonging to
members of the bull associations, or
an average Of about bull for ever!
10 COWS. These figures are taken from
the bul.-as>ociation directory recently
issued by the dairy division. United
States Department of Agriculture.
II the members Of these associations
owned their bulls individually, at the
usual ratio of bull for every 1873
COWS, they would need 296 bulls in
stead of SO. Yet the SO bulls give the
required service as effectively as 29t
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SHERIFF SALE

D. E. Brown vs.. Kitty Taylor, No.
$3.50, Third judicial District Court
State Of Louisiana. Parish of Bien.
vile.
Under and by virtue Of a Writ Of
of Execution issued from the above
named Honorable Court and to me
directed, | have seized and will offer
for sale to the last and highest bidder
for cash, with the benefit of appraise
ment, at the principal front door Of
the courthouse at Arcadia, Bieuyillc
Parish, La within legal sale hours on
Saturday, July Stn, 1922
the following described property, to,
wit:
An undivided - interest in and to
the SW of NV, See, g. TIP. IS n, T.
6 W.
| The above described property seized
as belonging to the defendant hlll!
/ Taylor, and will be sold 70 satisfy salt
Writ of Execution and all costs.
This the oath day Of May, 1922.
J. L. CURRIE, Sheriff"
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-07-06
PROMINENT CITIZEN PASSES
AWAY AT BEAR CREEK

The death of Mr. r. c. Calhoun
prominent citizen of the Bear Greek
community is the source of much
grief to a large circle of friends and
relatives throughout the parish. Mr..
Calhoun departed this life Tuesday
July 4th, and leaves a devoted wife
four sons and four daughters and a
number Of grandchildren. His remains
We're laid to rest in the Bear Creek
cemetery Thursday morning with flu.
neral service by Rev. W. II. Strain.
assisted by Rev. ]. G. Shows.
Mr.. Calhoun was a little past 20
years Of age, and moved to this parish
from Alabama about d years ago His
honesty, integrity and interest in the
welfare Of his neighbors and the com.
munity gained for him the love and
respect of all. He was often referred
to as the most useful man in the
neighborhOOd, and lived without the
dread of an enemy. He was a mem.
der Of the Baptist church and those
with whom he was intimately &C.
quainted state that he lived his religion
every day.
The high esteem in which Mr.. Cal.
houn was held was manifested by the
large crowd who gathered at the ce,
metery to pay their last respects to
him. who had been a friend and neigh.
Dor.
The Democrat extends coincidence tc
rhe bereayed relatives and friends.
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STOP THAT ITCHING.

If You suffer from any form Of skin
diseases, such as Itch, Eczema. letter.
Cracked hands, Ringworm, Old Sores.
or Sores on Children, We will sell YOU
a jar Of Blue Star Remedy on a guar
antee that i you are not satisfied
we will refund you your money. II
will not stain your clothes.-City
Drug Store. 1917
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A rare program Of rare fun rarely
well done is the "MICROBE OF
LOVE"
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Bible Thoughts for
This Week
Sunday.

HE REDEEMS AND CROWNS:
Bless the Lord, O my soul, ana
forget not all his benefits: VINO
redepmeth thy life from destruc-
ton: who crOwnpth thee with low
ing kindness and tender mercles.--
Psalm 1903: |, I.
Monday.
A MORNING PRAYER: -Create
In me clean heart, o God, and
renew a right spirit within NE
Psalm 81: 10.
Tuesday.
THE LORD IS GOOD:-O taste
and see that the Lord Is good:
blessed is the man that truSteth
In him.-Psalm "a: 8.
Wednesday.
THE GOLDEN RULE:-Whatso-
ever We would that men should do
to you, do ye even so TO them: for
this is the law and the prophets
! Matthew 7; 70,
Thursday.
SAFEGUARDED He shall give
his angels charge over thee, to keep
! thee In all thy ways.--Psalm 81: IL.
! Friday.
! RICHES HAVE WINGS
! bOur not to be rich: cease from
I thine own wisdom. For riches GER
! tainly makes themselves wings;
| they fly away.--Proyerbs %: 4, 3.
I Saturday.
! BETTER THAN RUBIES:-
! Search the Scriptures; for in them
! We think ye have eternal life; anG
] the" are they which testify of me.
! John 5: 80.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-07-06
THE LEGISLATURE AD,JOURNS

The legislature will adjourn to-mor
row. Thursday.
For thirty-fivc years we have watch
cd the course and kept up with the
proceedings. Of the legislature We
had the honor of serving is one OF
Claibornes representatives when /,
young man. And was Secretary of the
antl-lottcry caucus over which the
peerless Foster presided. But in al
these we Ito not recall a session wher
so little was accomplished in bchal
Of the people.
This last session of the Parker al
ministration will 90 down in history
as one that notably refused to responC
to the taxpayers wants and demands
Homer Guardian Journal
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-07-06

Way 70 improve.
One way Of improving yourself ID to
become disgusted with yourself NOW
ond then. Atchison 0loho.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-07-06

Flemming, and Miss Blanche Elem
ming. A good woman and true friend
is now reaping her reward. Heart
felt sympathy is extended the boreav'
eh.
Mr., ]. ]. HarriSu and little daughter
Vera, are visiting relatives in the
southern part of the state. ana Will
make trip to the gulf while away.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hammer and children, OF
Bradley, Ark, are visiting relative;
here.