THE BIENVILLE DEMOCRATPUBLISHED E% E.!.Y lIIi'I SIAY

Advertising Rates on Application

'•.tered as econ(,ud :Cass M at'•r. \pril

11, 1912 at the pustoli'e at .1 aslits.

ia., under the .\,t of Ma:ilt.r I,7h).

S. A. (CfOi, MaIaging Editor andl

Busins's Manager

C. C. TR\V ...... \s.istanlt Editor

THE SC(IO()l 'r.1X.

.1-+ stati'l (elk(,whe're' in hi.' 1Ip-r :i

ill(] y ~ , w ,','t will lie helih at thi .Ar-

.ac hl .high sc'hool lItnilling nn .lIr ly

`2!ithI, tto lisill's thl(e votlingt i of a( l, i dl

i*,u' firl thi' t.nistrni'tion of 7l Inuill

ing t.' bet dellutl'l tli the il; i ,,ti iiiilfepiu rt m enln of th (, sch <oo lu r ,e. E ve ,ry

Ient H 're( itii-,t 'it i tt th it ( her . inL r

r~,lost(, nll l.nl(, Ilrrc llt ShouI d t it t tfl:

the inth') ing, antil hearr the lr,i)ioti'll

thrashed out.

Stmitl oter the tihohjit thlii at ni a,

is nrot the lpropelr tim, lto minl(' in-

proveieutl i tin lh, high .(hl it Il.erut(s

of the tax btur,-thll his l h li, in rug lic )1'by the people. ,iti'te tike issue thatadditional Ilvuon•)dali ns for Ifni raphi+

ly growing, schoil art nit I •Ifeid.

4OtIue state that. I)1 .o 'i llilo llt() ol d 111

except, at far lbelow par. I)oihtllel9

there will li(e ,iresetlit t lhii s ims.

Mreeti)g those whtanre' inforrmtd al,,nt-

the varitous lines •e( have ntItlititi.

and will lie alble to exithiia sirom

things whith are no it eeilr to all.

It it is true that soime (t flhe roioftis

In the presei t schoo)l Huiihliiig ire st

,rowhded as to endau ,ger the halteh lof

the students, fthen w' etd mliore r(tlmWhatever the ttih (litithis In, .lhe,

doubtless they will he epllinte, to thur

satisfaction of evenry itizern tllr tiax

payer in the town Who will at ten!lthe mass meeting. So let everyonte

who can, make it a point to Ih', lprs-ent. Let us i)e ol(,n to reason tllwithout lprejulie, ad11tt wait until thi'meeting is over to definilltoy imaki'-upour minds as to our course oi the( is-sue.

CLEAN-UP DAYAt a meeting of the ('hamher of

Commerce last Saturday evening, I

resolution was passed asking themayor to issue a protiaimaitin sett ,ingaside a day In the near future as"Clean-Up Day." i)r. W. L. Atkins.city health officer, was present anticalled the attention of the body ttthe necessity of such a day, 1iu whatit meant to the, health of tin town,and asked their co-<operation in mak-Ing the day a success.

Mayor Barnette has issued thi 'proclamatio, and states that nunlarouscomplaints have b,:n nade to him Ie-garding the sanitary condition of Ar-

cadia, and that lie wishes to imire.rsit upon the citizens that their pernis'smust be cleaned-up.

Really there shouldn't he any niies-uity in their mayor issuing IL proeala-

mation, the Chamber of Commere•passing a resolution or the health of-ricer being embarrassed by havinig toprefer charges agahist soneoime Ibe-cause their premises are not In a sani-tary condition, and we are sure that

it would be a gross infringement uponthe pride and dignity of every citi(nof Arcadia, for someone to accusethem of being untidy or not clenitabout their homes. Arcadia is OURHOME, and we are PROUD of it!In reality we are Just one big family,and my welfare is your welfare adlvice versa. Then we shouhld ie inter-

ested in more than that little pieceof ground 00x90 or 200x300) that our

house sets on-we shouhl have thewhole town at heart, aId no doubt theglret majority of our citizenis feelthis way. But conditions have recent-ly existed that have made it necessary

for most of us to devote our time ardthought to business affairs strictly.

and we attribute the lack of civic ac-tivity to this cause.

Now friends, a committee from theChawber of Commerce or some otherbody may call on you ani ask thattyou close your business on Wednes-day, July 7th, and get out ani helpclean-up the town, and if you resondyoul will be doing one of the mostpatriotic deeds of your life--you willbe ais ating in an effort to protectthle HEAL'rH OF YOUR FAMILY

GbW Mason i Cmm yere , In corpor-* aated

State of Louisiana, Parish of Bien-"flie.BE IT KNOWN, that on this the

11th day of July, A. D., 1921, before

ioe, W. Ut. Langford• Notary Public iiiand for Bienv Blenville Parite of

Louisiana, duly commissioned andsworn, personally came and appeared,the several persons whose names arethlereunto subscribed, who, in the pres-sa.of the undersigned witnesses, de-eltdthat availing themselves, as wellas such other persons, who may here-fg• become associated with them tofotm a corporation for charitable pur-

pIseI, Onder section (177 of the revis-

ed sItatutes of the State of Louisiana,and the laws amendatory thereof, withplower and for the purpose hereinafter

s:tated, and under the following arti-les•:

The name and title of this corpora-

+iIuswsasi and under the said'o lat name, it may sue and be., saud shlall enjoy succession for a'sifod of ninety-nIne years from the

Isheeo, unles sooner dissolved by~rotherwise and iti domiullte

obetad poeof the cor- i

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Oit•lo r of \.hlr\ise, lhe l ' u l lii i ili-rNrciors shall ill suh v1i('4yi thfir (lh

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(eirlatiol1 s 1hll11 hle iole li ld hoi setll c 'lert ii whe ii lvui b thes , l ibhilru of

ILir'(('os',, "lb4 F. & A. M,.1oge, Noi.

e1-, (If (inl ail , shi all lie olfl'eil lthefih'rst rivih'lel , (if l3ln3Chasili3 saidl Mlok,

dtl e('h year al its anb ial nletl•g, theh1o111' of liel(Ir si a 5111 11 1 ofer1 s 13 31(11srtolI sall' e i tll ( 1s5h l d l'c ..r (& A.. Luoel.red o. N ;I. as Chey are alt .

to 3y3, it Il(ei'i the ilitit il o1 f thl iartice tlie t all oIf the sitok If thisi

'orllllrti lll shall el'e ntitl llllt l o1y 3 i 111 (ilsalld. l l4dle. No1 . io-t1, F.& A. M. in tlhe li stl llesIy of' tJaultIla ry3 of lr.h r'lal'. the ll Ii'i l of I)irel,

thrs shilll (rd orw lly t for sll k to hil'solh the f(il1ll to ie lsg and tll' .(kl(older. whNos s(l .l is eso ih'awi shalllie col elled t o sil•I 44 his s5c1 k lit 1 ixJ ils it(rest lt rale olf thiue iI (lone-

half per ('eI ti i r lll' l nln3( fo11l i t Ihi,nlu l3fle', for he lse of s3ill (flihMhisoilie tNh, i. (. & I. L aM.,n shllre 1ic

shilarle lilke.

4 Article Vlll.This ('hirther 3i11ly lIe 3ii liell, alte'.-

ed or a3e31lnehd, ali3l sah1 ('eli at'lltiOliIll3y 1 e dissoilved with 11Ihci assent (iftibir''I fourths of thel, 1 liount (If thill'l1 it1l l 1 o(k prese3 I, . r(,l)'leS(led tQ l

31 geilerill lieet i tg ofilh sh1 tkh3(hldet.s('icvei'ed for tll' iln'l)ose, ifteir duoIlotiehe therellf shall have lleeii givelIlby )ubllhIi'ltion, 33s well as by ,writtel'(hti(e, thhlry it lty.s lirel'eeillng $1311

mne1etilg, il1id ihl ('ise si$h1 co'1'porithonis dissolved, its :(tTirs shal 3 lie hillflidat-

t'd liy three co11niinssioner's, elected atsu31h sit41'kholders nieetiing, and themlajority of tlhe stoc'khollers raily se-felt such (omniissihners to wiin3 u tilheaffairs of the corporation, in 'accord-ance with law.Thus donie, plssed and signed at my

otfhee in Bienville Parish, Louisiana, inthe Ilresellce of D. T. Prl)thro and R.C. Berry, legal and competelnt witness-es. who sign with said iilppeairers anidnie, Notary Public, eli the day, month1and year hirst above written.

Attest:D. T. PROTIIRO,R. C. BERRY.

W. C. LANG(FORD,(Seal) Notary Public.'l The snubscrihers and numller of

shares suhscribled for al1pe1'r 'Ielow:J. H. Pumphrey, 235 $ha res, $230.00.C. A. Berry, 10 shares, $100.(0).T. B. Morgan, 10 shares, $100.00.O. L. Kidd, 25 shares, $250.00.J. P. Nelson, 25 shares, $250.00.C. E. Crews, 10 shares, $100.00.,. L. Reell. 15 shares, $150.00.

H. W. Brown. 10 shares, $100.00.W. II. I)ay, 10 shares, $100.00.C. 1. Johnson, 5 shares, $30.00.IV. G. Khid, 10 shares. $100.00.IL. Cathey, 5 shares, $50.00.Mrs. M. L. Kidd by 0. L. Kldd, I

share, $10.00.Mrs. H1. S. Crews by C. E. Crews,

1 share, $10.00.Mrs. C. W. Nelson, lhy J. P. Nelson,

1 shoire, $1i.iJ .Mrs. L. N. Row, by J. P. Nelson, I

shiire, $10.00.W. L. Row, by J. '. Nelsoi, 10 shares

$100.00.E. W. Nelson, by J. P. Nelson, 5

shares, $30.00.Mi's. M. L. Tiihlti by II. W. Hrowni

I share, $10.00.Mrs. Lavada Browii by IT. W. Brown.

I share, $10.00.Mrs. Piiuline Berry iy C. A. Berry,

1 share, $10.00.

SThat's All

-but the most for the least moneythese days, It will pay you to fig-ure with us on any of your require-ments. Our stock is full and com-plete---we can save you money,

The Pop Ies Hardwar Co., Inc."Arcadia, Louisiana.

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tby ,t. il. lIn pl4phr,,y, 4,( shart'. <:. 0).90.l it 31.. ' , 1 I . 's$hare,.5 1l 0.)0.IA .1 . . 1 V. la lit. I share, $ 1'0.00.

SW. W. Io :1. 24 shares, 2'100.0 . ,11', \ . (',•Ii,.!'I, _'(1 sh;ll'e. 5, '1) 1,,1) ,I1 It.f l i. 4i'4!. 1 s hiare'. $ •0 .00

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,J. I i. 10 il'. . I share, •' 0.00.Mit. .. I. li.11,•.t. I share. $10.00... I . II:rriso,,. 10 shares, $1000.1)11. I'. Stall. 1i ln, ;ires, $100.00.

1;. l nu Ir r': lvwell, 1 share..s 141.1!1t,

1iss I(lad ly. I',r;el (well, 1 share.11)111

El" r .1Iiahmw. , share, $,50.00.1Mr<. 1:. 3lincle\. I share, $10.00.31 '. l1':rl ' unjllirey, 1 share.

.1111 ",Mrs. AlI:,e I art. I shtar, ."10.00.I,. I . \'ale. shl:iares, •,•0.00.M I. A. .\. Sh1'rmaul i by II. A. Shlier

lu;It, 1 '.la11re', 1U4.I)4..ls. .•T1:, .h ,n . I share, .$10.00.J. 1). 11 "l'l..4 , ,I'., 10 share•. $100.00l•li llIMst nu, 1 sha:re, $10.00.I1..\. st all, 1 share', $10.00.El',lil WVinihk. 2( sh ares, $200.00,II. E. SI:lipley, 111 shares, $100.00.I'l K1 ! ul:l 'Temlhe by J. 1I. Itow-

la l, 510 shares, $51110.0H).Nl, , si lt' : II , •0 sh res, $100.0 ,Mirs. I). Mlel)'rnlt :. 2 slhares, $:20.00.Mrs. ('. IIL .hllhn•S4 , 1 share, $10.01.L. .1. While. 5 shares, $051.11100.Mi's. M, ('. h . hins)i , by .1,I. II. 'ill

ihrey,, I sh:iare. $11).01(0.Mrs. 1llhi' Wade. 1 .shalre. $10.00.T. Ii. lhiri.vey, 1) shla:re, $1110.00.l.31rs. T. Ii. Il 'I .,.y, o11n' shai1' $11).(H01. L. S llid. II) sliart', $1l00).10.C'. S. ('oix,.. shalrles., $5, 110.,li

1'. T. MI.•hr'•i, I sha're, $10.1)b.3Irs. 'aijil lh1lnu etl, 1 sharel', $10.00..8. l. 14lh4i . 1e 0 h shares.' , $1100.)).I'. 31. lhi:tliw',ll, 10 shares, $100.010.8I. Ib'. l(llWell. 11) shares, $100.00.J.1. II. mhmoins b4y ('. .\. Berry, 1

shal're, $1011.00.W. P. Miller, by J. 11. Pnlmphrey,

!it sli res, ,• 0l,00,0.

."TT1I''ST": I hereby certify that thell1'e and1114 f;:log ni4l is a true a1nd Cor-

re'l coiy f the rigiinal elmchrter thisShliy 2i0 in 4y- ollihe, hearinig liteg.N.. :!21 II. this the 14th lday o(f July,11121. R. h AYS,

1). Cle'hrk I)istrict Court.

Record Air Flight.The lhng(,st comm(fercial pasaenger

flilght in Canada was accomplished re-cently when an airplane with pilot,passenger, and me'hanle, flew fromWlrnilpeg, Man., to The Pus, Sask.,a distance of 478 miles. The flyingtime for the trip was gix hours twelveiminutIs, says Popular Mechanics Meg-azine. The long flight was made withWout previous arrangements having beenmade for lanlding grounds, gasoline,etc. 'Tlhe landing at Hudson BayJunction had to be made In a "mus-keg," or swamp, there being no otherplace, and great difilculty was experi-enced In "taking off." This is thefirst machine to fly north of 53 de-

grees latitude in Saskatchewan, Mani-toha, and Ontario. On its ,arrival atThe Pas, tremendous excitement en-sued, and Indians from afar came bythe score to view the "Thunder Bird,"as one old Cree Indian appropriatolynamed the machine.

New Building Material.An all-mineral substitute for wood,

COmpi(pse4I of Portland cement, sandand ashestbs fiber, has been foundto serve excellently as a base for walls.flotrs, etc., as, heing cellular In struc-ture, it takes nails easily and holisthem firmly. The new material, saysIopmulahr Mlehanics Magazine, has theadvantages over \\'ond of being firea41d 4!Wil 'pprllof. This latter qualitymaikes it espeeially suitable for use asa subflnoring when comipositlion floorsare used, as crnl(kihg of the liter issaid to be elihinatel. As It has'thelriileI'ty (if lioldhig nalls wqel, Interiorwo4od trhiinling and shingles may benailed drirectly to the new hlase mate-rial. It is also said to pxessess gocdInsilating qualities. s

Not Surprising,There was recently erected in a

western town an orthopedic hospltal,tim architectural features of which be-('4ne the sul)Ject of di.,Cus5ioi be-t.we4en two mneinblerR of a club, the0444' i4 physician and the other anar'hitect.

"What do you think of it as a build.Inm?" asked the medico.

The architect smileh,. "Externaly,"he observed, "the design Is mohfrn,and Internally the treatment is some.what severe, as is usual in a ho.pnt.t"

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ls(1 BDthi11111: FROM 4111d :

-g aybe ifth,1 is the as1bada

yqou thtr Aoink. , .

Me'so Wiheork. Sthirtpat the arn.Sroy isewd with

stol seams ar arne exreel

Woo en will Faeieour r,.t,.ttione thoekin tid values ioluThey0 uil st all 11 r t e abuseyou+ an give; (th. Maei

srngof toughn but s(oftmaterials o Stitchedtso the seamsI't liI 44 .v 'redttne t ie . gh sh 11 1h,11t1 is' fu m~iIIIIII T the d ly u ee

tw tont ripercinfocd wthere tostr t his hgeatst ." h

Deciedlythen bes1 t v( 1111,alues in 'the o co thes to bei foun any-the Right Kion of Gro:cer i ies

anvesti Rihat prpices \h o

t acrcadia, is ) L.ufc Ii;uon is pacc ed isq tiThis all e don by--- inro m a dsfiin eIhr"t 11 11th ok i h ! u flt. '

.:'Vi' OVER UiAlJ (.Ari. O

iIab Pla,:au and Forest Will B6

Opened to Tourists Some TimeT his Summer.

The susp{'nsion bridge over thel ('ol'-

rai• s river in the (il'llll (eallyoti is lra,"

tically completed. Late this sunnuer it

will be pisss ile to ride from El Tovar

on the south rim of the stupendous

chasil, to the Kaibab plateau, on the

north rilt.The tbrilging of the Granite gorge

of the Colo•do oplelns up it new W'on-

derhand in the Grand Canyon National

park. From the Kalbab plshlesi,

which aver:ges 1,000 feet above the

better known south rim of the canyon,

new and amazing panoramas are pre-

sented.The completed bridge will he 4120

feet along the roadway, with a span

of 5(00) feet from center to center (of

the hearings. TIhe two main steel

cables are placed about ten feet apart

and anchored to the canyon walls 80

feet above the tlhor level by nieat•s

of sections of railroad iron set in therueck with concrete.

Ilhnging galvanized steel cables,

('Limped to the main lines above, carry

the wood floor of the bridge. A seven-

,foot wire meshing is strung along the

sides as a protection for animals and

l,'destriaas.The bridge is CtO feet above the river

in normall l)w andl 13 feet abhove the

hivlhest known water mark in Julne

lIhoo(l. This Is the only bridging of

the (',)hkr:! ro ahove Needles, (':l., 300

miles to thIe soutlh by river curve, as

you "s'lp it ()IoT"' on the mnap.-llarrilet

(.ihl iners A,\iins in National Geo-

g aphic Ala','iite.

('ONSTABLE'S SALE

I II. 1f. irguson Vs. Win. M1. aunks,No. 2(5, ii Se'i(nd .lustice 'Court,Ward 2, Parish of llienville, Stat?of Losuisiani.

I'Inder a:il lby vir itue of a Writ ofE. tilain• issued froll the above nani-('(I lhionorable' )Iluirt and to me direwt-(d(I. I have seized and will offer forsale ito the last and highest bidder for

nash, wit lIi to eulit of alppraisement.a1 lihe priniplal front, door of theSeionI .1ustlice of the Peace O)liee inthe tow in of ( iislail, Bienville Parish,La., wit lii legal satile hour's on

Saturday, August (6th, 1921(he following deserihed property, to-wit:

O)ie hay hoirse. nlie one-horse buggy

and harniess.

The'l aove (deherihe(d property seiz-ed as lbeloninu sto theli defenldat, Win.M. lanks, a•n, wNlil he sold to satisfy:sail Writ of Elxecutlion and all costs.

''This the 5th day of July, 1921.I'. C. BURNETT, Constable.

666Cures Malarf, Chills and Fever, Bil.ions Fever, Colds and LaGrippe, ormoney refunded. 10-6-20t.

Hoo-Doo

Runs 'Em Crazy

Kills 'Em Quick

What- ?

MosquitoesFlies, Roaches, A n t s,Bed Bugs, Mites, Body

Lice and all Insects

For sale by

Emerson Bros.Bienville, La.

n More Standrd,.a Standard Typewriteryears

ofSUPER-STANDARD more befittingly describes

Service this latest model here presented. Possessing everydesirable feature found in standard machines, themany new yet thoroughly tested improvecmcnts giveit title to the well deserved distinction, "Standardof Standards."

The three-unit system of construction--a methodpeculiarly to Woodstock manufacture, in which the

0 base, top-plate and carriage each carries its ownessential working prats-adds to the simplicity ofthe Woodstock, reducing to a minimum the likeli-hood of repairs and adjustments, and assuring longlife, economy and satisfaction to the user.

The improved method of regulating kc,-tcnsion tosuit the individual touch, the combination variableline-spacer and platen-release, the hingedl paper-fingers with auxiliary feed-rolls, the simplifiedautomatic ribbon-reverse, and the inbuilt card-and-Ask label-holder, are forward steps in mechanical re-finement and modern construction, all of whikh con-

for tribute toward making the Woodstock the Super-Standard Typew riter.

FOR SALE BYstration .The Bienville Democrat

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ed since Jan. 1, 1921REGISTER TODAY!

J. E. Reynoldsasks your vote for

SUPREME JUDGEBienville Parish has an opportunity to se-cure one of the highest offices in theState. Be loyal to your home parish.

REGISTER TODAY!

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