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Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-19
CARE oE HA1cHINe EGGS

It is best to have the eggs as fresh
as possible for use in the incubator or
under the hens. Sometimes it will take
about a couple of weeks to obtain a
number sufficient for a large incuba-
tor if a small flock is depended upon.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-19

ton will comprise exhibits by the boys
and girls clubs in Connecticut and
neighboring states. Eight fife and
drum corps are to compete for prizes
ranging from SO to $50.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-19
cELVEe NEED
THE Proper ATTENTION

: In well established diaries calves
are raised with SKINNED milk and
milk substitutes, as it is altogether
too expensive to feed whole milk ex
cept TO very young calves or those
having exceptional value. 1t Is impos-
eihle 10 secure good, productive cows
frcnn half-starved, undernourished
calves. To secure a normal develop
ment Of bone and muscle it is neces-
eary to feed sufficient nourishing food
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-19
1918 WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
NOT

Postmaster John P. N".rphy finds that
Through some misunderstanding mary
people who are holders OF 1918 war cav
ings stamps think they must be cashed
this year. Such, however, Is not the
case.
The expiration Of term for that is-
sue is January. 1928. They " men
be redeemed for IS as this MONTH, they
are only worth $3.50 and it would be
of much benefit to the government II
they were not presented for payment IN
til the time of maturity. The postmas-
ter stated Wednesday that no doubt the
matter of cashing these stamps at this
time came from the announcement. that
there would be none sold this year,
as the government has substituted treas
uary certificates of various denonlina-
tons to suit the purchasers, and OF
which there has been large deman
for this month.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-19

Guilford.-Miss Katherine Mullen Of
Guilford, who was active during the suf-
frage campaign as one of the legislative
agents. is now in San Francisco, where
she has taken UP newspaper work.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-12

lily patents, quoted at $40 to s.25 a
barrel. in 3S-pound cotton sacks.
Shipments 49,66S barrels; bran
an ia ~ n @%sY.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-12
FLOUR.

Minneapolis, May l2.---Flopr 10 to,
rs cents higher; in carload lots. fam
The New York herald., 1922-10-03
BANKERS CONSIDER
FINANCE PROBLEMS
Continued From First Page.

and the opponents of branch banking
an issue which threatens TO split the
national organization of bankers into
hostile camps before the end of the
convention.
Late i'm the afternoon the State
bank division adopted a resolution
without a dissenting vote condemning
unqualifiedly branch banking as preju-
dicial to the best interests Of the coun-
try and as tending TO the excessively
centralized control Of capital. When
r. S. Hecht. president of the division,
who is president also of the Hibernia
Bank and Trust Company of New
Orleans, and one of the South's young
est bankers. announced the unanimous
adoption of the resolution. such vol
ley of applause rang through the ball
room that bankers came pouring in
from the Hobbies to see what had hap
pened.
The principal speakers of the after
noon were Eugene Meyer Jr., man
aging director of the War Finance
Corporation, whose theme was "Fi-
nancing Agriculture" and Marshall
Cousins, Wisconsin Commissioner of
Banking. who spoke on Practical
Problems of State Banking"
Mr.. Meyer urged that the keynote
of our national policy should be the
development of the usefulness of the
Federal Reserve system to the maxi
mum and that agricultural financing
offered a great field for its develop
ment.
Mr.. Cousins described country banks
as powerful. Indispensable links in
! the American financial chain, saying:
The latest statistics showed 30,499
banks reporting to the Comptroller OF
| the Currency and the State Banking
| Departments. OF the banks so re-
porting, S.917 were national banks
and 22,302 were banks chartered by
the various States. or private institu-
tions under supervision of the State
Banking Departments.
| "The total deposits carried by the
| State banking institutions were $685.
510,S7707, and by the national banks
| $500, 900. The total resources OF
the State banking institutions ex-
ceeded the total resources of the ma
tional banks by $S,95S, 151, ,357.S4.
THE compilation shows total re-
| sources OIL ILL DdHhS Oh mdICu lV
I 1922. to have been s4s.65S, ,955,357S4.
The Federal Reserve system was
not organized for the especial benefit
of the national banks. Its purpose
was to serve the country, and the
State banks should feel that the sys-
tenn is for them as we'll as for the in
sttutions chartered by the Federal
! Government"
The first general session Of the con-
vention, as distinguished from meet
ings of its sections and divisions, will
take place this morning. Addresses
will be made by Thomas B. McAdams,
president of the association and vice.
president of the Merchants National
Bank of Richmond. Va, and by
| Thomas w. Lamont of the banking
house of J. p. Morgan G. Co.
The registration of 10000 last night
was said by the association officers
to be 5,400 higher than the previous
convention attendance record, made at
Chicago in 1909, and approximately
three times the average attendance
for. the last thirteen years. of about
3,100.
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Campbell : Glasgow.
,ntributed by 3 reader. ]

Contributed BY feader.l
While wedding bells were softly
ringing on the breezes, the marriage
OF Miss Clifford Glasgow and Mr.. Rob-
ert Campbell was quietly solemnized
last Saturday, In the parlor OF the Inn
Hotel. Shreveport, Rev Fl. J. McGehee,
Of Plain Dealing, pronouncfng the I'M
pressive service.
The bride Ii daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. f. Glasgow, OF near Spring
Hill, where she Is well known and has
d host OF friends. She possesses that
enviable trait Of acquiring friends
everywhere. She was g0wned in a
lovely spring suit of navy blue trico-
tine, with shoes, hat, etc, to match.
Mr.. Campbell Ii son OF Mr. and
Mrs. j. b. Campbell, OF near Alden
Bridge, where he has many friends.
He Is d progressive farmer and Is well
known over the parish. He wore a
suit Of navy blue serge.
After spending u few hours In
Shreveport. the happy couple motored
to the home Of Mr.. Campbell's parents,
where they win reside this year.
They have best wishes for q long
happy, prosperous life from all Their
friends, aud may their sea OF matri
nOny ever he calm, peaceful anc
sweet Ii the wish Of the writer,
"A FRIEND.
Monday, April II, 1922.
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Pleasant Hill.

Dated: MOnday, April 18th.
The farmers have about finished
planting corn. except new grounds.
Tile derrick for that long-talked-of
well was erected the past week. The
rig is expected in few days.
Mrs Emmett DeMoss and Miss Mat
tie DeMoss were shopping in Plain
Dealing Monday of last week.
Messrs. O. F. Boyd and families were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin DeMoss
yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Areledge and Miss Mat
tie Ruth DeAiOss were shopping in
Plain Dealing Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Mckinney were
pleasant guests yesterday Of Mrs. Nc
Kinney's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. s. l..
|'eMOss.
Mr.. George Dennis and family, Mr..
B /. NJ. DeMOss. Mrs. Frank Arledge and
Mrs. Beulah Dennis were pleasant WIS.,
itors at the home Of Mr.. |. A. Glea-
son yesterday. Also, Mr.. r. l. Harris
and family.
Madison Me Kenzie writes from Key
West. Fla, that be was due to sail
for Panama on the 18th. and heard
that he now has only three months
and fifteen days to serve in the Navy
as he had less than year to serve.
The writer has been requested tt
announce that Brother Tidwell will
hold services at Pleasant Hill the fiftf
Sunday In this month. All are cor
daily invited to. come out and b
with MS. -ATL.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Plain Dealing. Louisiana

In the District Court Of the United States,
for the Western District OF Louisiana.
In the Matter Of s. E. Sniith, bankrupt.
No. 1929. In Bankruptcu.
BY order Of the Honorable Court, / hereby
give notice that / will offer for sale, at
public auction, free Of all liens and encum-
brances, ut the home of the bankrupt on the
gravel road leading by Curtis La, In Bos-
sier Parish, 2h miles from Shreveport, La,
on Monday, April "a. 1922, at II o'clock
noon, the effects of the bankrupt, consist
ing OF and appraised as follows:
acres of land and improvements, $3.50.
One Hudson Super-Six Automobile, good,
$3.50
One gasoline engine and pump, $25.
One Level separator, $50.
One ice box, So.
14O milk bottles, more or less, $3.50. 8
Two 10-gallon and two 5-gallon milk
cans, $12.
Milk pals, stones jars, cooler, milk crates
and tinware, $18.25.
One small wagon, $40.
One horse, on range, $65.
One Ford truck, $50.
| One Jumbo grist MILL $3.50.
Totaling, $99O7.75.
Said property to be sold for cash, or sub
| ject to mortgages, the trustee reserving the
right to demand cash for cost. Sales to be
made subject to confirmation of the Court.
/ [16-1I w. T. LEARY, Trustee.
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Miller's Bluff.
I: Monday. April 18th.

Dated: Monday, April 18th.
We are still having plenty Of rain.
Brother j. E. Tidwell, of Haughton,
filled his regular appointment here Sat
urday night and yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Gardner, of B0lin-
ger, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. T..
Gardner Saturday night and yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Morgan We're
guests of Mrs. +. Chandler yesterday.
Mrs. s. Arnold was a visitor with
Mrs. John English Monday Of last
week.
MIR. T. Griffin. Of Spring ELL, was a
guest Of Mrs. ID. Wilson Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Pittnan and chill
dren were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
.Arnold Saturday night and yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bailey spent
yesterday very pleasantly with Mr.. and
Mrs. John English.
Miss Maudie Morgan, Of Plain Deal
ing, spent the past weekend with Miss
Rubye Arnold.
Mrs. Mary Morgan was shopping il
Plain Dealing Saturday.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

BIZ virture Of the authority vested In me
as Chairman Of the Bossier Parish Demo
cratic Executive Committee, State of Louis
lam, and the further authority delegated
to me ut meeting Of the Democratic Elk
ecutive Committee for Bossier Parish,
Louisiana, held and convened on March
IA, 1922, authorizing and instructing me to
declare the result of the primary election
to be held in the Village Of Plain Dealing,
La, ordered to be held on April IL, 1872,
by this Committee, and also tnstructtng me
to declare the nominees, who were unop-
posed, as the nominees of the Democratic
party, l hereby make the following dec
laration:
Whereas the following duly qualified cleo
tors have declared their intention, In the
manner prescribed by law, to become can
didates for nomination for the following
Offices, riS:
For Mayor-Gilford Wright.
For Marshal-S. c. Boggs.
For Councilman--Jemma Wyche.
For Councilman-C. A Harrison.
For Councilman.J. B. TURNKEY.
For ouncilman-A. w. Heifner.
For Councilman-W. H. Stroud.
For Village Executive Committee-M. N.
Winget, j. d. Fenet, s. FL. Cochran, W. J.
Johnston and W. c. Meares.
And, whereas, the foregoing named can
didates are the sole and unopposed can
OludCeS IOr SsllO OFFICES, Dy uOWluullOu "
the Democratic party Of the Village Of
Plain Dealing, La, I hereby declare as
follows:
First. That the following named per.
| sons are declared to be the nominees OF
| the Democratic party Of the said village
| for the Offices set opposite their respcc
| tive names
| For Mayor-Gilford Wright
/ For Marshal--S. C. BOggs.
i For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wyche.
For Councilman--C. A Harrison.
For councilman. B. TURNKEY.
i For COuncilman--A. W. Heifner.
For Councilman-W. HI. Stroud.
And the Secretary of State is hereby au
thorizcd and directed to cause the name
| Of the said candidates to be printed OF
the official ballot to be used at the gen
eral election to be held on Tuesday mex
following the second Monday in June, 1922
Second. That the following named pei
sons, having qualified as candidates TO
the Office of Village Executive Committed
men Of the Village of Plain Dealing, La
and they being the sole and unopposed al
plicants for said Offices. hereby declar
them to be duly elected to said Office
| to-irif:
For Village Executive Committee-M.
Winget. ]. D. Fenet, s. Fl. Cochran, w.
Johnston and w. c. Meares.
Done and signed officially on this, tt
18th day Of April, A. d. 1922.
A. CURTIS,
Chairman Bcssier Parish Democratic T.
ecutive Committee.
Attest
r. B. HILL, Secretary.
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CORRESPONDENCE
plain Dealing, Route Three.
,atefl. Monday. April nth.

Dated: Monday. April 18th.
Mrs. Myrtle Gilmer and charming
little daughter, Nellie Louise, are
guests OF Mrs. Gilmer's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. f. Young.
Mr., Arthur Chandler made bust
hess trip to Shreveport Saturday.
MIR. C. c. Crowley was visiting in
the Miller's Bluff section one day last
week
Mr.. w. A. Scarborough, Of the An
trim section, spent Saturday in this
community with friends and relatives.
Little Crosby Lnson. baby Of Mrs.
i. l.. Linson, was reported on the sick
list last week, but is better at present.
Mr.. Oscar Orr made business trip
to Plain Dealing last Friday afternoon.
Little William Ray Young is report
ed OH the sick list ut this writing.
Master Gerome Linson spent yester-
day with Lawrence Young, jr.
Mrs. c. ]. Hardaway and sweet lit
| tie daughter, Madye, were guests yes
lterday Of Mrs. Hardaway's mother
Mrs. D. Young.
| Addie Lois Walker spent Saturday
.sith her aunt. Miss Eddie Lee Young
Mr. Harry Walker and Mr.. G. c. Rob
ison spent yesterday in this sector
with friends.
Mr.. Will Smith and Mr.. Wilson Ar
mold spent yesterday afternoon a
guests OF Mr.. d. Young.
i Little Glenn Young spent yesterda.
with Andrew and George Highlander
Let's all not forget there will b,
church services at Walkers Schoo
louise the first Saturday night ant
4 Sunday in May.
i Mr.. G. c. Crowley and Mr.. Short.
Brown were visitors in this commu
nifty one day last week.
I Mr.. Gid Carnley was visiting in on
section Wednesday Of last week.
/ Ernest and Edgar Robson spent Sal
urday with Mr.. Harry Walker.
Mr.. Earl Young made a business tri
to Collinsburg Saturday
Mr.. Albert Orr was a visitor to til
Antrim community Wednesday Of las
week and again to-day. PALS.
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Plain Dealing
neal AND PERSONAL.

Miss Carrilou Mays was Shreve-
~ visitor last Friday.
Mr. Egan Gleason was social Wis
50. hore Thursday of last week.
Miss Berdina Stronge spent the
- weekend very pleasantly in Mag
nolia, Ark.
- Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Holmes, Of Dali
:. Texas. were guests at the Gray
uotel last week.
Nesdames A. Kelly and w. III.
uartin were shopping in Shreveport
anp day last week.
THE Misses Burt, of Benton. and
IL Billy Butler were visitors IN
pain Dealing last Friday.
Rev. H. J. McGehee delivered two
..,rr impressive sermons at the Pres
,.rterian Church yesterday.
Mrs ]. d. Herndon went to Lew
..,,ile Ark, Monday to attend the
r,npral Of Mrs. John Herndon.
Mrs. Clarence FAINT land little
a.rchter. jean spent last week here
I'm I'm her father, Mr.. H. G. Wyche.
Miss Henrie Sentell returned home
sunday evening from Ruston, where
sne visited her sister, Mrs. Davis.
Miss lola keorn, a teacher in Wv
lam High School, spent Easter Sum
dar here with her parents, DR.. and
& Mrs. z. n. Keoun.
MIR. T. J. Caldwell is building a
8 anaint little bungalow at Leila, Evan
saline Parish. His wife will join him
Acre as soon as it Is completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Casey, OF
shreveport, spent the latter part Of
4 An week very pleasantly with Mrs
rasey,s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e
Swindle.
Misses Mary Adger and Annie Dix
~ II Relcher, and Misses Alma ant
lncx Heifner, of Benton, We're week
nd visitors with their many PlaiI
Dealing friends.
Mrs. J. Z. Adgers gave quite Al
interesting Easter egg hunt for tn
littie folks last Friday afternoon. Mas
IN Mike Taylor was the lucky one y
finding the golden egg and was award
"A the chicken. Delightful refresh
nacnts were served to the little guests
Plain Dealing suffered anothe
keen disappointment when the BoliI
ri. Broom No. / came in salt water
But the two wells have not been abal
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Mrs. Gray Entertains.

Mrs. j. s. Gray entertained the Rock
Club last Saturday afternoon. Easter
flowers, Br'er Rabbit . score cards
and painted egg fayors all carried out
the Easter scheme very artistically.
After the games a delicious salad
course and Strawberries and cake We're
served to the guests.
Mrs. w. F. Bell, cutting with Mrs.
]. T. Adger, won a beautiful metal belt,
and Mrs. j. j. Doles won the guest
prize, Il lovely string Of heads. Others
who enjoyed the afternoon We're Mes.
danes a. s. Brown, Il. Il. Collins, J.
M. Emmons, ]. d. Rodgers, Aylledell
Straton, j. u. Walker and r. 4. Wyche
and Misses Mary Pickett. Nettie Hon
eycutt and Carlton Mays.
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=
doned. They are to be drilled deeper
in the hope of striking the oil sand.
MIR. r.. S. Doles. visited his son,
DIR. H. T. Doles, Of Mooringsport, last
week.
MIR. J. T. Manay, who is now work
ing In Bossier City, was visitor at his,
home yesterday.
MIR. John l.. Sharpe, of Mornings
port, was a guest yesterday Of DR.. and
Mrs. G. G. Lyon.
Messsrs. I.yles and j.. w. Wyche
and Henry Smiley visited at the home
Of Mr.. II. G. Wyche yesterday.
Miss Nettie Honeycutt, now of
Shreveport, was a guest of Mrs. J. S.
Gray last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss yern Haltom spent the past
weekend very pleasantly at Collins
burg with Miss Annie Lou Sentell.
Miss Margaret Meares spent the
past weekend in Shreveport as a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Meares
MFR. Alton Keonn. of Centenary
College. spent the past weekend here
with his parents, Hr. and Mrs. I. n.
Keen.
NlES. II. Il. NORTHUMBERLAND, uON Ol
Shreveport. spent few days Of last
! week here with her sister, Mrs. r. 6.
Purcell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve Love and Miss
Nettie Honeyciltt, Of Shreveport, mo-
/ tored up last Friday to join the many
spectators at the Rolinger- Broom No
1 l well.
Mrs. Alton Foster land children)
! Of Texarkana, Ark. is n guest Of hei
/ parents. Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ, Carstar
! phen. She found her mother greatly
improved.
At the time this paragraph is writ
ten work is under way ON the derrick
ut the site selected for the Hicks ant
/ Hall prospect well. five miles to til,
southeast OF Plain Dealing.
1 Quite an interesting reading. Ell
4 titled Polly Of the Circus was givel
at the Plain Dealing Eigh School Au
ditorium "Wednesday night Of last weel
by Mrs. w. G. Chiffon, Of Oxford, Miss
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sHERIFFs SALE.


J.. g. Hays versus Wesley Bailey. No. 1858.
III Second District Court, Booster Par
ish, Louisidna.
By virtue Of a writ of seizure and sale.
issued from the Second District Court, OF
Bossier Parish, Louisiana, and to me d.
rected, have seized and will sell Mt public
auction, for cash, without the benefit of APP
praisement, 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. May p, 1922,
the following described property, to-teff
y, The north half of southwest quarter of
section II, township Is, range II, contain
ing so acres, more or less. and situated In
Bossier Parish, Louisiana.
Said property to be sold as belonging to
the above named defendant, to pay the debt
specified in said writ, as well as all cost OF
suit. J. F. ADAIR,
Sheriff and er-o1icio Auctioneer.
April 20, 1922. Imay %
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given the general public.
TINT will be at Rocky Mount on the 26th
Iof April, at Ivan on the 27th and at Linton
on the 28th, for the purpose Of registering
all voters of Ward Five not at this time reg
istered, and those OF any other section OF
the parish who may apply. An election is
to be held In Ward Five June 9Th next. at
which time the proposal to vote special
5-mill road tax for period Of i've years II
to he submitted to those qualified to vote at
that time. NJ. X. BIxLER,
Registrar for Bossier Parish.
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Ivan Items.

Dated: Monday, April 18th.
Messrs.i w. M. Mccall and Ivan
Wilmington were here last week -look-
ing after dipping watts.
The children Of this community en-
joyed all Easter egg hunt yesterday
afternoon on the lawn at Mr.. and Mrs
Belye Coker's home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim BACKYARD visited
relatives ut Linton Saturday and yes-
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Martin, their
daughter, Jean, and Francis Purcell,
all OF Plain Dealing. spent yesterday
pleasantly at the Wilmington home.
Mr.. s. A. Phillips and family were
weekend guests Of Mrs. Phillips par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Young.
Mr.. Emmett Goodwin. who has beer
very Ill. Is conyalescillg.
Mrs. j. O. Foster, Mr., and Mrs. Jos
Tfllnan and children visited their ia
ther, Mr.. J. d. Campbell, the pas
| weekend.
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coIlinsburg.
Dated; Tuesday. April 18th.

DateOs lOeSddy, April lCIH.
MT. II. s. Doies returned home last
Saturday, after spending several days
very PLEASANTLY with his son, DIR.
Doles, and family. Of Mooringsp0rt.
Mr.. n. W. Sentell was q business Wis
itor to Shreveport yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nj. Ward had as q
guest the past weekend their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Louis Wright. of Shreveport.
Mr.. Wright came up Sunday ffor the
day. and accompanied Mrs. Wright
home.
Mr.. Jim Pickett and family. Of
shreveport, motored up a few days
ago, making a short but pleasant visit
with his sister, Miss Mary Pickett.
Miss Henri Sentell spent the past
weekend very delightfully."- with her
sister, Mrs. Paul Davis. Of RustOn.
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sHERIFFS SALE.

/. s. Stokes, agent, rersMs Jack Forrest
No 1855. IN Second District Court, Boz
sier Parrish, L0aisi1na.
BIZ virtue of writ Of feri Jacias, from the
Honorable Second District Court, Of Bos-
sier Parish, louisiana, in the above num-
bered and entitled cause, ! have seized and
will sell at public auction, for cash, and ac-
cording to law. at the principal front door
OF the Court House Of Bossier Parish, Lou
isiana, during the legal hours Of sale, on
Saturday, May 6, 1922. the following de-
scribed property, to-tCit:
Two bales OF cotton, In bales one bay
mare, and two mule colts.
Said property to be sold as belonging to
the above named defendant, to pay the debt
specified in said writ, ms well as all cost OF
suit. J. r. 4ADAIR,
Sheriff and es-o1acio .Auctioneer.
April 20, 1922. Imay Al
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For Rent

My residence in Plain Dealing. Apply
at once. at Zodiag's Store, Shreveport
f13-4p1 LENA BAIRD.
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POSTED PROPERTY.

THE general public Is hereby warned that
Clear Lake. located one mile vest OF Ben
ton, La, Bossier Parish, is surrounded by
our plantations and is not open to hunting,
fishing, fishing parties, etc. The property II
legally posted and the law otherwise com
piled with, and trespassers win In future
be prosecuted. SrISs0N 8 SESTELL-