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1856 COLUMBIA RD-Large front room.
windows: electricity. >cmi-private bath, also
room.
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1901 COLUMBIA ROAD-Two rooms, includ
ing housekeeping furnishings. $50; three. $50.
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900 3rd ST. N.W.-Neatly furnished rooms,
All couvenieuces. reasonable: also large. airy
rnoms with private baths; continuous hot
To-
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UNFURNISHED-COntinued.

SEVERAL CHOICE HOUSEKEEPING APTs.
rooms and bath; new building; ready about
Col. I'd. and 18th NV. MOORE A HILL
Inc, f4co-22 q ct. NV.
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III KENTUCKY AVE. AT LINCOLN PARK-
Large porch and room, completely and at
;ractivelv furnished for one lady; electricity
h.w.h. phone. li'
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Io3I JACKSON ST. NE, BRoOKLAND, d.
C-Front room next TO bath. twin beds, $50
mo: large room. sc. exposure, SO. Both
pircIv furnished.
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APARTMENTS TO LET
FURNIsHED-Continued

BEVERLY COURT, 1885 COLUMBIA ROAD
rhree rooms and bath. Key with janitor. S75
o Oct Longer lease IL desired.
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12Os EUCLID STREET N.W.-Two gentle
men for large front room: cool; ami: see
ond floor l5'
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aaI TUE ALABAMA, t1th AND y Nv
Largo cool. we'll furnished rooms, gle or
double: privileges; ladies'; transients accom-
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THE TAVERN,

A quiet. restful. old colonial hotel. thor
ouEhly renovated. under new management:
SO per week; Sunday chicken dinners. 81.
On car line; 10 miles over die Ydad. 9. l.
zoL4. Asr, Fairfax. W. Dox - IT
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FURNISHED APT, ROOMS. KITCHEN
md bath; electricity and telephone: near 18th
and SITS. NV. Phone North SO after pm.
lac
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roo4 Z; n w large, clean. nicely furnished
rooms suitable for two or three girls; kitchen
and laundry privileges; use of parior and
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C0UNTRY BOARD

SUMMER BOARD at beautiful Oak Lodge:
private baths and sleeping porches, dance hall,
pooiroom; best country board and home privi-
leges; $40 per week. Always cool and quiet
An ideal spot to spend the summer months.
can at any time. Oak Lodge. Ammendale.
Md. Phone Berwyn 4D-F-8
RIVER CREST ON THE BEAUTIFUL MILLS
river: modern conveniences: good table; water
sports: rates. $l2 and SIS per week. Mrs. b.
B. Todd Easton, Nd
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RENTAL BUREAU.
Continued,

PERSONALLY INSPECTED" rooms in all
sections: all prices. Investigate. Washington
Service Bureau. III Dist. Nat Bank bldg l5'
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COUNTRY BOARD

TRAINED NURSE will board ana care for
elderly patients: also chronic
cases Address Maple Mood Farm. silver
Spring. Md Telephone Sandy Spring ~ 3F2l -
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APT. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED:
or 4 rooms ktchenetie and hath: by five quic
and refined gentlemen. 10y March 10 or IL
must ne clean good location and reasona bls
,.,a,,rSs linA iloI. Star office.
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FOR RENT-FLO0R SPACE.

ABOUT /. 900 so FT., 2nd FLOOR. MODEt
bldg near l4th and n. y. ave-; elevator ser
WALTER A. BROWN. 400 ST. NV.
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SPACE FOR = LARGE CARS IN A BRICK
garage in rear Of 734 9th ST. NV.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
ONE GARAGE AT THE NORTHUMBERLAND.
New Hampshire ave. and V. SIS per MONTH
phnne North 1850.
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WANTED BY REFINED COUPLE, OR
unfurnished rooms or apartment. for Ink,
within : blocks of 36th and NJ SITS Georg.
town: must be reasonable. VANNAMAN. s
Que ST. NV. y"
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WANTED-APARTMENTS

BY TWO LApIES-oNE OR TWO ROOMS
kitchenette aud bath. furn isled unfurn ISL
ed in NV: price reasonable. Address Boz
llB-I. Star ufti,- t.
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WANTED-RO0MS
Continued

YOUNG LADY who Is willing Ia share her
room with another young lady. Address Hox
66-L, Star office.
REFINED COUPLE desire room with private
bath; garage. Address Box 233-k, Star Of
fee.
YOUNG WOMAN desires room and roommate
vicinity Thomas circle. Address Box l2u l.,
Star office.
WANTED Room near 18th and Newton Sis.
not over SD a month"; ami: sos Eye st. .
.AI.F ED X L A L / Y co
Listed roorlS INSPECTED. Golden Eule service
3l2 District National Bank bldg,
1906 & st. NV. Phone Franklin 1850.
WANTEiI-RGOM WITH Bo.HD.
WANTED by school. whirA Is constantly
bringing weil-paying students 4" Washington
for training, board AMI room, room without
board and board on;y for ycunE men, at rra
snnaAle prices. Wat have you: Address
Pa, l33-L. Star otiirr.
TABLE BOARD.
OLYMPIA CAFE,
14th and Euclid st. NV.
Breakfast, TO $50. 2ac. SOC, 4ac.
Dinner, > 10 &. DOC; Sunday. ioc.
Semi mOEihly- Sli.:5- -
1873 KAINRAMA RD.-Sleciai Sunday sup
wi.hes also weekly meals at reasonable
rates. .
EXCEPTIONAL TABLE BOARD at reason
FAIRMoNT INN,
14th AND FAii;MnNT SIS. NV.
Under New Management.
Unsurpassed meals Cuisine par excellence.
Club breakfast To q a.m
Table d'hote dinner, $50 to T:3U pm. .
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WASTED-PARTLY FURNISHED APART
meat, rooms and ktchenetie; children; ra
sonahle Address Bon 50-L. Star office.
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SEE WHAT CASH WILL Dn FOR YoU.
Golden oak extension tahlr. o4-in. top rN-
tend III IT. lous: cost S12a: soil $50. maa
range, iburner, side oven: c"st sio' sen S"''
n 4 i \
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WANTED-R0oMs

"NN &&&-1SVV00
YOUNG DIPLOMAT, single, connected with
European legation-iu Washington, desires one
or two furnished rooms with refined and con-
genial private family. Please state all par
ticulars. Address Box 141-k, Star Office. 20
WE CAN fill your rooms promptly. Write or
call for information. Northwest Realty Co.
1919 + St NV. Phones Main .t51 and Main
2C52. and 18th and Col. rd. Phones Col. 93i0
and Col. 1914.
GENTLEMAN desires furnished room and ga
rage, or garage space on premises nearby;
reasonable; northwest section: state price
phone and full details. Address Box Ss-I,
Star Office. s.
PHYSICIAN desires use Of suitable Office
room 3 or 4 hours daily; residence apt. I;
central northwest Address Box 53-L, Star
. MODERATE priced, housekeeping. furnished
rooms In quiet. clean house, BY two ladies';
state price; no suburb. Address Box 12'-I-
Star office.
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| COUPLE WANTS THREE OR MORE ROO,
! rpartment, furnished unfurnished, April
until October: state price. full particulars an
:, where il may be seen. Address Box 26-I., Sts
,,Hca -
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l7ul Eye 81. MilN
:To6 EYE ST NW.-SPACE FOR 1 LARGE
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FIVE ROOMS AND BATH; STEAM HEAT,
electricity. gas; reasonable rent. Inquire store
~ NJ 80 "
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| NEAR WALTER REEIb-ONE-CAR GARAGE,
| 81 per month. 9TH and Noodley. twocar ga
rage. S23 per month. Near 14fh and Hamil-
| ton. twO-car garage, s25 per month.
| MckEEVER 4 GOSS,
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= fN D.NN ND,
61S 10Th ST. NV. Main -ool.

DRESSER. oak. franklin 1881 Nv. No dealers. :
BEDS. = white iron, springs and mattress su
each, complete. 1HS3 !. ST. NV.
ITOJSTtI0J-D furniture. bo,ks and silver;
cheap: leaving city. 3d.9 10th st. NV. "
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1853 NEWTON NV
S50--Second- floor front lied sitting room.
MISUNDERSTANDING room, bath; range; elec-
tricity. Owners home.
SECOND FLOOR FRONT IN 4 MODERN
freproof apartment: bright sunny rooms.
beautifully furnished and an elegantly equipped
bath: unexcelled service. Key with janitor at
the Leonmar Apt. 2lO0 y st. NV. Particu-
Iars can be- had at the Lee Tire Sales Co. 1900
1ath st. nv. N0sxA 9S6b. Il
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sacrifice for xsi5 Call after pm. or any time
Sunday. Phone Col. y0:7-W- 4i02 Illinois
".
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BRASS BED double; box springs: nne coh,i
ron: xa5 CaI Satur,iay after q: Sunday until
pm. 1884 Harvard ST. nv. APT. 40.
SIDEBOARD. qIartcred oak. and dinln: room @
table, with two extra leaves: also whi,e ,ro'
double bed. complete. No dealers. App! Sn, a.,,
day, or after u pm daily. T.. Il. Taylor. a's'
X St H. ".
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WALLPAPERS-40c soc Coc papers now 20c.
2Ie, Snc: large assortment VI bedroom papers
l0c, 12iac and iJc. Reduction in paperiiang-
ing. You save money here. II. I. Hacker.
1915 1Ih ST. n.w. rhOne North AIS. as
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! TWO ROOMS, KiTCnENETrE. BATH. q,

/ ,.i,.haro.,a. possessiun wanted March Is: re.
sonab,e: permanent Address Box l3-L. 81
50. g
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sTTTZ roadster. new. 1922 model; prize
SO sOO. New 1892 model Stuts coupe; price.
s. 8O0 Phone North 1870. 1890 lst st. n.w.
Demonstration ON app0tAtment. -
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
GRAVEL TO BE LAID ON
DIXIE HIGHWAY.

Most Of the section Of the Dixie
Highway which traverses Bienvllle
parish is in readiness for placing the
gravel, and it is reported that the con
tractors will begin this work within
a few days. Certain sections of the
highway between Arcadia and GlDs
land will have to have additional grad
ing before the gravel can be applied
1t is very probable that grading will
be started on the north and south hlgh
way leading from Arcadia to Bienvllle
some time during the earlier part OF
next week. The right of way has been
cleared and several miles have been
cross sectioncd ready for the grading
crews.
Grading is also likely t" be started
next week on the road north OF Ar
calia which makes connection with
Claiborne parish north and south
highway. Piles have already been
driven for all the bridges and culyertS
are being put in.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
pERRITT-HARMON

A wedding Of interest to the man'
friends of the bride and groom was SOL
emnized at the Arcadia Baptist churcn
Sunday afternoon, when in the pres
ence Of a few friends, Miss Eva Har'
mon was married to Mr.. J. Z. Perrlt''
Rev. J. G. Cox officiating.
Both the bride and groom are popu
lar young people, and members OF
nrominent families. The Democrat
ioins their many friends In onerlhe
congratulations and best wishes FOR
long life of happiness and prosperity
This wedding was the first to tak'
Mace in the new Baptist church oullo
ing.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
ARCADIA GROCERY CO., GET
GOOD ADVERTISING STUNT

AS a result of the demonstration
of Heinz products which was given oy
representatives of the Heinz Co., on
Friday and Saturday OF last week
the Arcadia Grocery Company reallZ
ed a most gratifying business Ihe
event had been we'll advertised
through the Democrat and by clrcu
lars, and many people took advantage
of the opportunity to learn the many
appetizing ways in which the 81 varle
ties of Heinz products may be served
TO demonstrate the excellent quaIlt!
Of Heinz foods which are handled pS
the Arcadia Grocery Co., resulting II
many immediate sales.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
MEMORIAL TEMPLE TO
WASHINGTON is BEGUN

Washington, June Is, Capital News
Seryice) The first spadeful of earth
has been turned on Shooters Hill, just
outside of Alexandria, Va, where
will be located the beautiful memorial
to George Washington, the Mason be-
ing erected by the Masonic fraternity
of the United States.
Washington, as Master of what Is
now known as Washington Alexandria
Lodge. F. 4. A. NJ, left many relics
of the most important historic interest
These, now in the possession Of the
lodge in the old Virginia city, will be
suitably housed in the beautiful fire
proof temple to be erected on a com
manding elevation between Alexandra
and Washington D. c.
The building is to cost two and
half million dollors, and is to com
memorate the Masonic activities OF tht
Father of His COutry, who carried
| Masonic teachings into his every ottl
| cial act, and who gave an impetus tt
the Masonic activities Of the United
States which is still a guiding force
The turning Of the first earth wa
done by Louis A. Watres, of Scranton
Pa, who is president Of the Georg'
Washington Masonic Memorial Asso
citation. The invocation was made D.
the Rev. DR.. Martin, chaplain Of tn
association.
1t is the plan Of the association t
erect a building which will be a Niece
for Masons throughout the world an
one which will compare favorably i
beauty with the Lincoln Memorial rt
Gently dedicated in Washington an
tbe house of the Temple, magnit
cent home Of the Supreme Council g
the Scottish Rite for the Souther
Jurisdiction, which has brought
Washington, D. G., the boast Of havin
the most beautiful fraternal temple
the entire world.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
EWELL ROBERTSON PURCHASES
RETAIL FILLING STATION

Elsewhere in this paper appears the
half page announcement by Mr.. EW,
ell Robertson Of his recent purchase OF
the retail filling station formerly own
ed by the Arcadia Motor Co.. Mr.
Robcrson states that he will continue
to operate the station at the present
location for the time being. He states
that he has arranged to build hand
some two way drive-in filling station
on the corner south Of the Baptist
church building and east of the Area
dia Motor Co.. This would seem to DC
very choice location, considering its
convenience to the garage, and that
it is a point where the north and south
highway joins the Dixie highway.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
JUDGES OF CADDO TO
HELP JUDGE REYNOLDS

New Orleans, June, 1O.-The su.
preme court today made some changes
the result of which will be the light
ening of the duties Of Judge J. b.
Reynolds, presiding judge Of Claiborne
Bienville, Webster and Bossier par
ishes, whose court had become cen
jested. The district court Of Bossier
parish will be presided over by Judges
E. P. Mills, J. H. Stephens, and Il. f.
Bell, all Of Caddo parish. Judge Rey'
nolds will continue to hear cases In
Claiborne and Bienville parishes, his
original jurisdiction, and also the
cases in Webster parish while thu
three Caddo parish judges will neal
the Bossier parish cases.-Shrevepor'
Times. ~..
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express through the
columns of the Democrat our sincere
appreciation and heart felt thanks
to our many kind friends for their
many thoughtful deeds during the
long illness of our beloved little son
and for the many expressions Of sym
nathv since his death, also for the
many and beautiful floral offerings
We shall never forget these kindly
deeds which were rendered at time
when our hearts and our minds Wer'
benumbed with sadness, and 1t IS ou'
hone that when the hour Of bereave
meut comes in your lives, you ma!
find lust such noble friends as yo'
have been to Us.
Sincerely,
HERMON HENRY,
LOU ANNA HENRY.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
SNJTHERMAN EFT AL TO
START DRILLING SOON.

The location for the first we'll to be
drilled in Bienville parish by Smither'
man and associates has been made and
a crew of rig builders is expected to
start to work Thursday (today) build
inc the derrick. The first we'll will
he drilled on the w. L. White lease
about two and half miles southeast
Of Arcadia, in 29-1S-5.
The same thorOughness OF detail
which has characterized all of the ac'
tivities of Mr.. Smitherman and his as
sociatcs in the Hayneville area, is
manifest in their activities here. Moth
iny is being done half way, and moth
ing which can be made sure of is lett
to chance. In making the first loca'
ton, surveys are being made as II
This were a proven field and other
wells to be drilled at specified dist
anccs on each 10 acres.
1t is understood that all preliminar'
les in the way Of clearing up titles
and other legal fOrmalities have been
completed and that nothing remains
TO he done before actual drilling will
begin.
Certain interesting data on the pre-
vious tests made in this territory
which has come into the possession OF
the Smitherman interets makes the
present venture all the more nterst
| inc.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
Meter 10 4 Measure.

The meter is the unit Of length ~
scientific work. Almost oil the coun'
tries Of the world, with the exception
Of the British empire and the United
States, have adopted this unit along
with the rest Of the metric system q
which it Is a part. The meter Is W'N
inches or 1928 feet, an absolute unit'
while the foot is arbitrary. The me-
ter Is the ten.millioDth part OF some
quarter Of a terrestrial meridian, tnat
Is of a degree Of longitude. 1t II,
accordingly, based on an lnvar'ao's
distance and can be checked at any
time.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
PROF. G. A. HALL OF RING
GOLD, WEDS SINSBORO GIRL

Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the Baptist Parsonage, Dr. ]. G. Rob
inson Joined in holy bonds of wedlock
Miss Carrie Fay Davidson, of Sims
boro, and Prof G.. A. Hall, of Ringgold
La.
The bride is a sister of Mrs. Sam
May Of this city, and has many friends
and acquaintances here.
Immediately following the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Hall left for Austin, Tex.
as, where Mr.. Hall will be a student
at the Texas university.-Ruston
Leader.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
Gipsles In History.

The original gipsies appeared IN
Europe at about the beginning OF the
Sixteenth century. 1t is probable that
they were OF Hindu origin and were
either exiled because Of their religious
beliefs or ran away from the persecu'
ton of Tamerlane, or Mmur. the great
Tartar conqueror who Invaded India.
AS their origin was a mystery to Eu'
rope when they appeared on Its East
ern plains, some German savant d.
creed that they were Egyptians. The
popular corruption Of the WORD
"Egyptian' Is the name by which theJ
are now known the world over.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
WHO'S TO BLAME?

A few weeks ago there appeared in
the daily press Of the state a report
by State Auditor Mcfarland mention
ing various bond issues sold by the var
iOuS governing bodies of the state, in
which he indicated that the tax pay
ers were made to lose heavily by the
bonds having been sold at less than
par value. He cited a number of in
stances of this kind, 50 many in fact
that it appears to have been a general
practice throughout the state.
While we have nver approved of
selling bonds at less than their &C.
tual value. we do not feel disposed tC
criticise the various police juries and
school boards and municipal bodies too
harshly for these bond sales, due tC
the fact that in most cases the tax
payers themselves have been largely
responsible, due to impatience, caus.
ing them to urge their representatives
on thes governing bodies to sell the
bonds for what they would bring and
begin the improvements for which the
bonds were voted. There have been
times during the past three years when
! there was no demand for bonds, especi'
| tally those bearing only per cent, and
the only way to>sell them at all was
I at a heavy discout, because those who
could buy would not unless they were
made sufficiently attractive.
This was also borne out by the fact
that the recent Constitutional Conven.
tion passed a law raising the interest
rate on bonds from five per cent tc
six per cent, SO that bonds might be
more attractive to those who gave the
money to invest in such securities.
We have seen no comment in the
state press on Mr.. McFarland's sen
sational revelation, and in the light
we now nee the matter, there is lit
tie occasion for such. It appears tt
be a proposition that is governed b!
the financial situation at large, ant
not by any individual Or set Of indi
| yiduals.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
SALINE HIGH SCHOOL

Saline High School closed with one
Of the most successful years that mas
ever been known here. The nrst
night Of the commencement exercises
was given on Friday May 26th, by the
grades from the first to the seventh;
the second night by the seventh anu
eighth grades. On Thursday night the
juniors and seniors gave program for
The benefit Of the school, which was
enjoyed by all. .r
On Wednesday evening the juniors
entertained the seniors in the hospit'
able home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Doyle Frye
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with the class colors, pink and green
Flowers Of various kinds were used IN
profusion throughout the house. Many
games were played, and were very
much enjoyed. Mrs. Frye, assisted by
the juniors served delicious sand
wiches, tea ice cream and cake with
fruit punch. This was one OF the
most enjoyed social functions with
which the class has been honored.
On Friday evening the graduating
exercises were attended by a large
crowd. The stage was beautifully an'
artistically decorated with ferns ant
sweet meas, The sweet girl graduat
were dressed in white and each car
rled an arm bouquet Of sweet peas an
fern. The boys were handsome y
their new suits.
8 A very interesting program was ie''
dered by the class:
~ valedictorian address, Mr.. syane
Evans; salutatorian address, M
Hansford Eevans; Class History MIS-
LILLIAN Woods; Glass Poem, Mr. y
lie pullin: Glass Prophecy, Miss Len
shively; Glass win, Miss Ruth Evan
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
cIRsIAND MOTOR CAR CO.,
EXPECTING ARRIVAL OF CAkS

A car load of Baby Overlands auto
mobiles are expected to arrive IN 'lps'
land most any day, consigned to the
Gibsland Motor Car Co., a GlDslaho
firm composed Messrs. W. Lans1oro
and Steve Oden, two Of Gioslands most
popular citizens. The Overland Co., Is
TO be congratulated upon being so aolS
represented as both Of these young
men are live wires, and have proven
their ability to put things over
Tn addition to the popular priced Ba
bv Overland they will sell the lux
nrons Willis Knight. A number o.
these cars have been in use IN thl'
part of the country and have proven
great success.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
"THE KID" ATTRACTS
LARGE CROWDS,

The Victory Theatre has shown sew
eral good programs during the last
week. One that was particularly en-
loved by the young folks was given on
Wednesday night, when Charlie Chap
lin featured in 1.-THE Kid" Differing
from the usual Chaplin program, "The
Kid" presented few scenes where In
stead Of provoking laughter, one was
inclined to tears. A good crowd was
attracted.
Several other good features arr
promised for the near future.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
RAPID PROGRESS BEING MADE
ON NEW BUSINESS BUILDINGS

The two brick store buildings under
construction for J. r. Butler and j,
S. Andrews are rapidly taking shape
and within another week at the pres.
ent rate Of progress the walls will
have been completed. Already this
section is beginning to present a very
business like appearance, and with the
completion Of these modern business
homes, this will likely become one
Of the most popular business sections
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
EnioyIno Other Mems Minds.

EnJuy1Hy Vs'e'
dedicate no inconsIderable portion
Of nv time to other peoples thoughts
I dream away my life in others specu'
,st,ons. l"loye to lose myself In other
me,,'s minds When am not walking:
I an reading; ! cannot sit and think.
Books think for me.-Lhmb.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
Mioht Say "human Nature"

When we read Thackeray's remark
In his note on happiness: "And If Eve
had been perfectly happy would she
have listened to the tempter?" we be-
gin to doubt lis understanding Of the
feminine nature.-BOston Transcript.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
Task Before America.

America, too, will have to strain Its
energies, crack its sinews and all but
break Its heart, as the rest Of US have
had to do, before 1t can become habi.
tation for the gods.-Thomas Carlyle.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
Some Appetite.

Toronto Paper-Lady, living pri'
,atcly would like a gentleman TOR
breakfast and dinner.-Boston Trans
fipt.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
Then Cupid Gets Busy.

Then Cupid Gets Busy.
"He talked to her about his mlsuh.
derstood self-the infallible sign that
q woman has found favor with man."
From "The Ghost Girl,' by Mary
Narlowe. .
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15

When you think Of Drugs, Cold
Drinks, Cigars or Toilet Articles, think
Of Giyens Drug Co., on the BUSY
Corner"
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15

Certified Nancy Hall sweet potssoe
,lps $s.ss pr thousand delivered
Cssssett Produce Company, CrosseH
All
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15

FOR SALE-Lot in Arcadia, N. W.
corner of NV IA of SW IA, Sec. lS
Tp, 1S, r. 5, 17Ox15O feet. Commun
icate with F. s. Crowson, Jonesboro
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
CROSS TIES

MATTED 81 the right-of-way OF the
/ I1uislasa / Arkansas Ry, Red OaK
1 White Oak and Post Oak Iles'
8 3 ngicss write Burton Brothers
tVille Ark. (62S4tt.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-06-15
No Camera fiends Then.

Auc:h,r thing In favor of Pharaohs
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