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Phillips Hill.

Crowded out last week.
Dated: Monday, Oct. 10Th.
Mr.. Shows filed his regular appoint
ment at Phillips Hill Saturday night
and yesterday The attendance at the
services was good.
Mrs. d. w. Johnston was called last
Thursday to the bedside of her daugh-
ter Hazel, who has teen quite sick but
is reported much better at this writing.
Mr.. Joe Bounds has been suffering
with headache some days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Parker, of the Ivan
community, We're pleasant guests for
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Rurks
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bounds visited
their sister, Mrs. Harvey Spurrell, last
Sunday.
Mrs. jamie Chappell was on the sick
list some days last week.
Mrs. Frank Curry spent last Monday
very pleasantly with Mrs. n. G. Bounds.
A box supper was given at Phillips
Hill school house last Wednesday for
the benefit OF the church. good col
lection was made-ene hundred aud
evenly dollars Pretty geod for
Phillips Hill.
Mr.. w. d. Johnston made business
trip to Sarepta last Friday.
Marchel Coyle visited Guy Bounds
last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. w. L. Burks made d business
trip to Cotton Valley one day last week.
The small son OF Mr.. William Fair.
cloths was quite sick some days of last
week. GREEN PARSON.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Alden Bridge.
Received too late last week.l

Received too late last week.
Dated: Wednesday, October 18th.
A good many people from this neigh
borhood enjoyed the Bossier Parish
Fair.
The young people Of this place gave
IA dance last Friday night. There was
n nice crowd and every one reported
good time.
Mr.. J. A. Dunbar and Jordan Rhine
r3otored to Bethany last Sunday and
while there visited at the home of Mrs.
Crenshaw. Mrs. Dunbar and Arthur,
jr., returned home with them. Mrs.
Dunbar is very much improved after
her attack of dengue fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Rives and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Springs mot0red to
ConchwOod Sunday, to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. LOony.
Mrs. ]. L. Hoffpauir and Mrs. H. H.
StrayIan were visitors here Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. r. C. Strayhan and children
visited Mrs. Lula Guylean last Satur-
day.
Mr.. Doc Kingleton spent Saturday
night and Sunday here with friends.
Mrs. Walter. Sellers is sick with
dengue fever.
There was a Sunday School col
lection here last Sunday for the Metho-
dist Orphans. The amount was $42.02.
Mrs. A. G. Johnston and Miss Willie
Strayhan We're shopping here yester-
day.
Miss Matte Love and Miss Emma
Love Perry were visitors here Monday.
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cartervilIe.

Crowded out last week.
Dated: Tuesday. October 18th.
Mrs. J. i. Robertson is on the sick list.
MFR. and Mrs. G.. ". Robertson had as
their guests sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 3.
Matlock and family. =
Miss -dyrtie Ferrington spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Miss Attic
May.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Harrington had as
their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. S. ID.
May and son.
Sir. Robert Adams spent Saturday
night with Messrs. Allen and Aswell
FerringtDn.
Mr.. e. G. Holland had as his guest
Sunday Messrs. Allen and Aswell Fer
ringtOn. Robert Adams and Paul Roher-
son.
Misses Attic May and AIyrtiel Mat
lock spent the weekend with home
folks.
Miss Aaudie Pennington spent sun
day very pleasantly with Miss Altie
May.
Mrs. Glada May had as her guests
last Friday Mrs. w. Z. Holland and
children.
Mr.. r. H. Blanton and family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John Eyers.
SUNDAY evening Misses Maudie and
Myrtle FaErinstpn, Attic May and Mr..
David Mati0ek were out horseback
riding and Miss Attic jumped Off her
horse and sDrained her ankle, but
Your correspondents was told yesterday
she was able to sit up. Her many
friends hope her a speedy recovery.
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LOC al and
Persona al
- News of q Week as Told
~ by the Banner Reporters

Fine weather for camping and fish
Ing. amt it?
Born Sunday night, to Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. Neeson, a girl.
Mr.. L. f. Schools. of Rossier City,
was here on business to-day.
Mrs Theresa Ogilyie and Mrs. r. W..
Eggleston and daughter, Frances. are
i'll with dengue fever this week.
Hon. w. J. Johnston. of Plain Deal
ing. attended court and transacted
other business in Benton Monday.
Mr.. Arthur A. LeKoseI, of Shreve-
port, was at the Court House looking
after professional duties this forenoon.
Mr.. ]. S. Rodgers, representative
resident Of the Plain Dealing COM
munity, was among the business visit
ors in Benton yesterday.
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Mrs. I. f. Polemann. who was con-
fined to her home in Shreveport last
week with dengue fever, iss again able
to he at her Benton Office.
WOrkmen with tractor and graders
were at work on the streets of Bento.
several days the past week, smoothing
down the ruts and leaving the streets
in very much improved condition.
Miss Margeret Rowe, of Natchi
toches, and Mr.. Z. +. Malone. OF
Shreveport, secured license in BentOI
Sunday afternoon, and mOtored t.
B0ssier City, where they were married
by Rev. Parker Mr.. Malone is an eX
pert auto driver and is employed t.
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ar;ro for +ha sbrovenort Chief of the
W. Dan.rt,,on+
:
r. r. Duke daughter.
,t,ss pottio 0a;,yie is confined at
homo t,,;s woak with dengue fever.
now ,1onono favar natients reported
this waak
Iit+,a Ax1ner wvche ir is one of
tha little folks suffering from dengue
favar this w4ek.
haan confined at home the past week
With danpue fever
Attorney r r. Fletcher. of Bossier
c;ty was amoup the urofessional yisi-
tore In Ronton To-day
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Ao''''s - '''e p".in'
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was business visltor to-day--here II
connection with the pefIectlng OF uti'
to land owned by members OF MI
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The Friend Of sinners. Their scribes
and Pharisees murmured ayainst his
disciples, saying, Why do We eat and
drink with publicans and sinners: And
Jesus answering said unto them, They
that are whole need not physician
Int they that are sick came not to
cali tias righteous. but sinners to re-
Eelltance. Luke, 5;3O-32.
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Painting and Decorating

solicit Painting Contracts Of all
classes and Interior Decorating. Will
always make the price to your interest.
Haye just finished up two big jobs in
Benton. Leave calls Mt the Banner
Benton. Leave orders at the Banner
Office. r. B. BOwDEN, Shreveport:
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Hurry Your Cotton In

This is to give notice to all concerned
that the public gin in Benton will be
shut down October 2Sth. The gin will
he operated the 10Th. 10th. 21st, 26th,
9th and 2Sth. and then be closed for
the season. t42-2l A. NJ. WYcHE.
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able to accompany his mother t.
Shreveport Tuesday afternoon.

able to accompany his mother TO /
Shreveport Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Claud Hale, of Hosston, spent /
the past weekend with Mrs. w. D.
Ivey.
Messrs. A. NJ. Wyche and E. D. Tay-
lor are suffering from dengue fever
this week.
Rev. H. J. McGehee will preach in
the Benton Presbyterian church next
Sunday. October 10Th.
Mr.. A. c. Blackmore. of the BOssier
City Studio, was in Benton Monday
filling appointments for portrait work.
Cotton closed in the Shreveport
market yesterday one-half a cent up
% cents a pound. Receipts for the day,
1904 bales. Receipts to date. 47,264
bales.
Miss Lula Carlice Irving and Mr..
Morrison T. Hill, both of Shreveport,
motored up to Benton Monday evening
and were married by Squire ]. II.
Montgomery.
Mr.. G. NJ. Post has been in Benton
for several days the past week buying
cotton for Camden, Ark, firm and
has bought quite lot, at a price said
TO nave been pettef than shreveport
prices
MI. anu MIS-. ciaud HAZE Wen known
IN benfon, VINO nave beeh hvlns at
aIter ee iocated at shreveport, "iefe
ME- Hale mas positioh Win tiie
Standard oll company.
See the Banner of September 7th or
October 9TH If you wish to again read
the. four proposed amendments to the
privilege OF voting on these amend
ments Tuesday, November 1th.
-
Attention is called to the professional
card of DIR. n. G. Nasif, appearing in
| this issue of the Banner. DR.. Nasif
| who recently came to Benton from the
Oinces III the Bank or bent0n Du1iOlns.
-
| Mr.. f. b. Bowden, Of Shreveport,
who for some weeks past has had
| painting contracts in Benton, was d
business caller at the Banner office last
Friday afternoon and again Monday.
We have been nrinting some office
1 A large flock of wild geese passed
over Benton last FRIDAY afternoon. and
j ducks have been seen for several days.
This means not only that cold weather
is coming" hut that local sportslnen
4 will he cleaning and oiling their guns
and checking up their supply Of shells.
/
/ Ranton aud v;c;n;tv oxnar;apoaa. !.
decided drop in temperature Monday
afternoon and there was a light frost
Tuesday morning. with continued cold
weather since: Local physicians say
the cool spell will have tendency to
help check the spread of deng,le fever.
i
Mrs n II st;nson bec,ma s,aaa,,v
III Yesterday md To-day was takan tn
She was in such a weakened condition
that it was found necessary to have an
ambulance driven out from the city for
her. It is feared her condition is
critical
-
Miss Grace Martin and Mr.. John Fl.
Brooks, of Ivan, mot0red into Benton
Thursday afternoon Of last week and
We're married by Squire J. HI. Mont
gomery. The bride is the daughter of
AIR. and Mrs. John Martin. and the
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs w. j.
Brooks, and are a well-known young
couple Of their community.
Oranino dav nf tba S+ata Pat. a.
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II you have something oa Your farm yop
would like to convert into money, sell 1t 81
advertising It II the RANHm
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For Sale

Nine shoats, one or all Six months
old. Cali or phone line 100, two rings.
Plain Dealing, La. In the evening at
Garner old place. four miles south of
Plain Dealings. G. SEERING. Route g.
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

Miss Rebecca L. Michaels and Mrs.
Charles Moss as alternate; from st.
Paul, Miss Carolyn Goldman, Mrs.
Louis Frankel, Mrs. Joseph S. Simon
and Miss Julia Hess as alternate;
from Duluth, Miss Lillian M. Cook.
There will be other out-of-town dele
gates. The sessions are open to Sis
terhood members of the Twin Cities.
At the open meeting in honor of the
delegates on March 20, at the Temple,
DR.. Maurice Lefkovits will speak on
how the Sisterhood can assist the
congregation. The St. Paul Sister,
hood will give luncheon in honor of
the delegates on Thursday, March 80,
at Temple Mount Zion. Reservations
for the luncheon can be made. Rabbi
J. |. Meyerovitz will speak on "Our
Obligation and Your Opportunity"
Rabbi Alvin S. Luchs of Temple Eman-
uel, Duluth, will speak on "The Sis
terhood and the Sabbath School,"
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BANK SELLS SHARES

The delegation representing the
Palestine Arbeiter Bank, which was in
Minneapolis during last week address
ing series Of meetings, has left the
CITY after successful visit The
entertainment and mass meeting ar
ranged in it's honor at the Talmud
Torah, Monday evening, March goth,
was well attended. The program
included vocal selections by Miss
Sarah iShushansky, violin solos by
Miss Rosen, addresses by the visiting
delegates, Berril Katzenelenson and
H. Ehrenvich, and DR.. I. w. Marcus,
chairman. In all about 600 shares for
the Arbeiter Bank were sold. The
committee will endeavor to reach the
full quota of 1000 shares at $500
each.
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ZIONIST DISTRICT NOTES

The Minneapolis District z. O. A.
is in receipt OF a call TO send 1Us
representatives to an emergency con-
ference IN Philadelphia on Sunday,
Marcn 26. The delegates elected are
Louis Feigelman, president Of the
-DlsLfIct, ana ur. "A. IN. Bearman,
elected in recognition of his tne work
for the Keren Hayesod. Meanwhile
a vigorous campaign is to be waged
for members, Mr.. S. Louis Shore
having been appointed chairman of
the Membership and Propaganda
Committee. Dues to the district are
now Sc per annum, and each member
receives free weekly a copy of "The
New Palestine" (English) or "Dos
Yiddishe Folk" (Yiddish).
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FOR WEST SIDE PARENTS

A committee representing the moth
ers of the children attending the West
Side (Adath Yeshurun) Branch of
the Talmud Torah, which holds it's
sessions at Lagoon Hall, 2906 Henne-
pin avenue, will hold the organization
meeting of the Parents Association
of the West Side Talmud Torah on
Monday evening, March 27, at p. M,
at the Lagoon Hall. There will be an
Continued on page 12)
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DELEGATES ELECTED BY
JUNIOR COUNCIL

At the meeting of the Junior Aux
iliary of the Council of Jewish Wom-
en-, which was held Sunday, March 10,
in the Temple vestry rooms, the fol-
lowing delegates were elected to at
tend the annual convention which will
be held in Chicago this year: Miss
Tessie Osterman, president of the or
ganization; Miss Ann Litowitz and
Miss Jennie Feinberg. The enter
tainment of the afternoon given en-
tirely by children was most enjoyable
and many thanks are accorded Miss
Esther Woolpy, who arranged the
program.
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c. w. EXECUTIVE MEETING

The Executive Board of the Coun-
Gil of Jewish women will meet on
Friday, March 81, at 2:30 p. M, at
the home of Mrs. James Kantrowitz,
1925 Humboldt avenue south. The
change in date was made necessary
because it conficted with the meetings
of District 10 Of the National Fedora
ton of Temple Sisterhoods, on March
20 and 30.
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SISTERHOOD DISTRICT
CONFERENCE

The organization meeting of Dis
trict 10 of the Federation of Temple
Sisterhoods will be held March 20,
1920 a. M, at the Radisson Hotel.
Mrs. Lille R. Mikolas will act as
temporary chairman. The delegates
are: From Minneapolis, Mrs. Henry
Weiskopf, Mrs. Maurice Lefkovits,
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HAsKALAH CIRCLE ORGANIZED

AfAOAAAAA O1kSOLL ONOAN1LEO
A group of men and women inter-
ested IN JeWIsn sGuaies met recenCly
at the home of DIR. Geo. j. Gordon.
1t is to meet monthly TO hear papers
on jewish history and literature lead
by It's members with discussion to
follow. Inc executive committee IN
cludes DR.. Goraon, chairman; EllJan
AVN, secretary, and kaDol MAUI, and
Mr.. M. Helllcner. At the first meeting
held Saturday evening, March 1, &C
che nome or Alexander bernlan, Ill
EIwood avenue norm, the Iearure was
an able talk by DIR. Goroon, on a
BIRD s-eye View OF jewish HISTORY"
followed by discussion. Inc next
meeting will be held at the nome of
.Davld herman, llzo WasnDurn avenue
north. Rabbi Maui Will speak on Zine
Origin OF Christianity"
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number of citizens when the fun
eral took place Thursday evening
in the family plot in the Ameri-
can cemetery after services at the
Episcopal church.
The deceased was member Of
one of our oldest and most respect
ed families, man genial, kindly
nature, who served with honor all
thru the civil war.
He leaves one daughter, Mrs.
Dunckleman. grandchildren, sis
ter, Mrs. Helen Walmsley, and
many other relatives to whom the
Enterprise extends sympathy.
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DR. "A. r. Brown

After a long illness the death of
DR.. Brown occurred Sunday night
and the funeral took place Mon
day afternoon.
Tho not born here, the DR.. had
been citizen of Natchitoches for
a great many years, where he
practiced his profession, dentistry,
until his health forced him TO give
up all active work some few years
ago.
lie leaves a wife, daughter,
three sons, two sisters, Mrs. I(ar-
grove of Natchitoches, Mrs. V.
Garrett of Shreveport and many
other relatives, to whom the En-
extends sympathy.
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Watch our Windows for Ill the new
summer styles in dresses-a dress for
every occasion; weekly shipments from
the style Center Of America
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. Edna Macoomb was called
to New Orleans Friday to her
mother, Mrs. j. w. Cockerham
who is there under treatment and
whose many friends hope for her
speedy recovery.
New Chic Sport Dresses, light Sum.
mer Flannel just received at
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mr.. Will E.. Phillips, who, as
one of the head chemists with one
of the biggest corn products
works in the United States, has
been making his home It Clinton,
Iowa, arrived Monday to visit his
mother and family. the FIRST time
IN nearly two and : half years.
Miss Gussis Nslksu rsached
home Sunday night ifrom Baton
Rouge where she has spent the
past three weeks serving on Z
committee with State Superintend-
ent Harris deciding apon the. taxi
books that are to b selected 70
the public sohoois Of Lo0isiana.
Crepe knit, roehanara crepe, henan
silk. crepe de chine and r9tine arr
some Of the matssials used for the
smart spring skirts we've just opened
-1Doter'S
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-04

Political economy means spend
ing a dollar to save a dime. while
domestic economy means spending
dime to save dollar. 1t has
been suggested that the politicians
who assess and spend the peoples $
tax money should take a few dol
lars in domestic economy.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-05-04
Mr.. 4. +. Sompayrac

The death Of this old Confeder-
ate soldier occurred Wednesday
afternoon Of Lass week, after !
long attack Of the 40, from which
be would rally ct times encourag-
ing the family and frientls 70 hope
for his recovery, and the iast:ssd
resi- e1s we're PAID him -hy.a hras
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80" N~NSAUOA ~ OOuoS SkOue OoVu
day here accompanied by his twi
brother, Chris.
Before selecting your graduatio
= dresses look over the dainty mode
just received at
-Eieber'S
Mines. Sam and Isadore Fried
man were called to the bedside o
their mother Mrs. d. Stahl o
Gonzales Texas who died Mon
day.
Mr.. John Payne reached hom,
Tuesday from Wichita Falls Tex
as, where he spent the last twt
weeks making a TRY out" will
the Texas League.
We are exclusive agents for the Gel
ebrated Knox Straw hats-high grade,
stylish straws of the better kind
-SEMMELMAN'S
Messrs. Roe, Albert and Robert
Brown, who are teaching in diff,
ferent parts of Louisiana, were
! called home by the death OF their
father this week.
If all you out-of-town people will
send your old shoes to DIPAOLA, the
repairman to day, they will be returned
to you tomorrow by parcel post. like
new.
DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Cockfeld
and little daughter motored up
from Bermuda to attend the Drum
Major given at the Amusu last
week.
Many calls for white shoes have
all styles, the leaders being low heel,
sport models-in white, and black and
---SEMMELMAN'S
Miss Emily Johnson, who came
down from Mansfield College to
recuperate from a little illness, has
returned to her studies after a
stay with her aunt, Mrs. W. T.
Cunningham.
DR.. aud Mrs. Hankins, Misses
Aaron, Carroll, Messrs. Hart,
Prothro and Hankins, of Campti
mOtored down to attend the Drum
Major at the Amusu Wednesday
night.
Men and Young Men! We are pre-
pared to supply your wants in Sum-
ner clothing-all styles and materials,
It prices to suit your pocketbook
----SEMMELMAN'S
Mrs. V. Garrett of Shreye port!
vas called to Natchitoches BY the
|eath Of her brother DR.. Brown /
nd remained over, for q few days
isit to her sister Mrs. Hargrove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Greene,
r. and sons of Colfax motored
yer for few days visit to their
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
ireene, Saturday.
Drop in at DEBLrEUX'S and see the
lew Showing of Summer Millinery
Mrs. Paul Rachsl motored in
rom Natchez Monday evening
) give her report to Lesche of
he district meeting of the State
'ederation of Woman's Clubs.
nat she attended as q delegate. !
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OUR NEW POLICY

No raise in admission prices, except on
road shows, such as cover The Hill"
''The Queen of Sheba", "a Conn.
Yankee in King Arthur's Court" and
''The -Four Horsemen". Admission
price on Monday. Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Thursday, Matinee S and 2Oc
Night 10 and 25c Admission price on
Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Holi-
days, Matinee and Night 10 and 25c.
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is again heard in the land, to th
general satisfaction of all Natchi
tochians.
Strawberries and dewberrie'
have been very plentiful the pas
few weeks, being offered for sal,
by the house to house vendors, a.
we'll as by the wagon-loads and il
the stores.
The K. of G. will entertain at 8
euchre Monday night at I 80 p. m.
May 9Th. Members, their wives
and friends arc invited to attend.
The K. of 9. benefit euchres will
begin Monday night 1880 p. m.
May 18th, and each Monday there
after. Admission 25 cents.
The regular meeting of The
League of Woman Voters will be
held Monday evening at 6:15 at
the Elks, when a full attendance
urged to transact business of
Importance, election of officers,
etc.
Will all graduates of St. Mary's
Academy send in their names, as
soon as they read this, to Miss
Addie Tauzin, as Arrangements
are being perfected for the organ
izing Of an Alumnae Association
as soon as possible.
If you want to enjoy a good
class game and have lots of fun be
sure to attend the game of ball
this afternoon at 3 between the
Paul English Players and our
Home Team for the benefit OF the
Fire Department.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Police Jury, School Board and
Parish Board of Health, the Or
ganizing of Farmers Bureau and
4 good tcllt show, the Paul Eng
IGN players in repertoire, have
kept our streets pretty full of
visitors from every section of the
parish, all week.
rhe attention Of Leschlans is
:al'ed to an important meeting
Monday Nay 8 at D. M, at the
SiAs for the purpose of electing
'fficers and accepting the report
# the program committee for the
lext year. A full attendance. is
lrged to be promptly on hand 50
hat there need be no delay in
up all affairs before .ad-
until October.
President Airey and MIR. V. Il.
'hillips OF the Police Jury an d
ecretary Keyser and NJ. g. Cum
ingham, representing the Cham
er Of Commerce went to New
'rleans Monday night to go be-
ore the State Highway Commis-
oners in the interest of connect
,g the Powhatan stretch to the
ed River line so as to continue
,e good roads thru Caddo to
hreveport which would cut off r
sensy miles at least, between
atchitoches and that city.
One of the best and cleanest
mt shows that has ever struck
atchitoches is here this week
wing tightly performances with
anee of bill each night, and by
ason of their good performances
e Paul English Players are at
acting large audiences each end
cry performance. The band and
chestra are unusually good and
e daily concerts are much en-
yed.
The Country Boy opened the.
Tuesday night, The
oxen Rosary was given last
ght; tonight Within the Law
II be given; Friday, One Girls
Zperience; Saturday matinee.
all of the Lonesome Pine; Sat
day night, Polly of the Circus
d The Divorce Question will end
: weeks program. The price
admission is 25 and 40 cent in
ldinx war tax.
While q rose by any other name
'uld smell rs sweet, possessors
certain prize, varieties, not only
, sure theirs smell the sweetest
t are always keen that they
ould be called BY their right
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COMING FRIDAY May 10Th
Dumas "CAMILLE'' starring Nazi-
nova and Rudolph Valentino.
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I'HuRsDAY MAY 18th

THURSDAY MAY 11th
J. l.. Frothingham's production THE
TEN DOLLAR RAISE" with. an all
star cast and Johnny Hines in "TOR-
CHY'S DOUBLE TRIUMPH.