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Evening journal., 1907-07-08
IS DEAD IN THE
EYES OF THE LAW
Brothers Of II. ". Davies
Awarded Ills Share Of
Fa.heT'S Estate

Nrtrally recommending that Harry w
Dawes Who disappeared from this city
fifteen years ago. be declared legally dead
and that an inheritance which was held
for him by the Clerk Of the chancdy
Court be turned over to his four surviv-
ing brothers. John ~. Jamos S. Frank H.
and william W. Davies, Philip J.. Garrett,
special master, this morning filed re-
port with Chancellor n cholson Ia which
the story Of Dawes disappc was
told and obtained the order FOR the dis
tribution OF his share OF his LAKE fathers
estato among his surviving brothers
Davies loft wilmington 1892 for the col
orado gold fields. He left a wife behind
who heard from hor husband regularly for
one year. Then MS letters ceased TO ar-
rive. Mrs. Davies later learned that her
husband had lost his llfo while prospects
ing ana la.er she, too. died. For several
years after Davies rcpon.ed death his
brothers here made every effort TO re-
clvcr the body. but were unsuccessful.
Then they abandoned the search.
james Davies. father of the missing
man. died intcstate on November 2S 1900,
leaving tho 1--WE sons as his legal heirs
Distribution Of four-nfths Of the inheri-
tanco was made 20 John r.. james S,
Frank H. and William W. Davies, and
the remaining one-nfih. belonging 70
Harry W. Davies was dCptsiied In tho
Farmers Bank until such time as his
actual Death was estahl She'd This was
done in afddavits nled by The four surviv-
ing brothers and the chancellor this morn
dng ordered that the Inheritance of their
missing brother be distributed equally
among lds surviving brothers.
Harry +. Joslyn appeared Tor the petit
TONERS.
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
CITY EMPLOYS
MORE Men
Street and Sewer Department
Now Getting Ready to Do
Considerable Paving
MAY NOT LET OUT WORK

Two new foremen ana twenty extra
men were put on BY the Street and
Swer Department to-day and for three
or four days viii be worked with old
employees of tho department to learn
the nature of the work they will be
compelled to perform The new fore
men are Nevan c. Clowney and George
Mekelyey. Both win De employed on
sewer work. the idea Of the directors
of the department hcing TO go over
all strets listed for new paving and
make all the necessary excavations re-
quired in the laying Of water pipe by
the Water Department ana thee xten-
sio nof branch pipes from the sewer TO
the curb.
Department Now Has Money
The department now has on hand
the S24o625. the proceeds Of the sale of
a recent bond issue for improvements
70 streets and the sewer system. In
consequence. work on the contemplated
improvements can now begin It is
not expected. however. that any real
stret paving will be done for perhaps
three months. as it will take all OF this
time 10 properly go over an the streets
and get them in readiness for the
PAYERS.
May Do Own Paving.
The first street 10 be paved will be
Elizabeth street, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets. a small thoroughfare
between French and Walnut streets.
and the material to be used is the re-
suit Of ideas Of members Of the Street
and Sewer Department II will be of
stone dust. crushed stone. cement and
cinders and it win be laid purely as an
experiment. A similar pavement used
In number of cities recently visited
by the members of the Street and
Sewer Directors has given excellent
results. and as this materi.d can be
laid for about S1.15 a square yard.
with the price of asphalt and
bitulithic which ranges from sl.75 to
more than 81, it win De. well worth
trying.
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
NEW PROSECUTOR
TAKES OATH
Assistant City Solicitor Sat-
terthwaite To-day Began
Ills Official DuiisS

Reuben Satterthwaite, Jr. who was
appointed by City Solicitor Townsend
as his assistant. was sworn into Office
by Deputy Judge Joslyn in City Court
today, in the absence Of Judge Coch-
ran who is visiting the jamestown Ex-
position. The deputy Immediately took
up his new duties and with the excep-
tion Of one or two cases which Mr..
Townsend prosecuted he appeared for
the State.
Too Much Noise at Party.
The most important case heard to-
day was that of Toney Zokawizc, who
was accused Of conducting a disorder
ly house at No. 1149 Peach street yes
terday. 1t was testified that there was
a christening celebration going on at
the house all day and there was a con-
tinuous uproar
Next door a neighbors child lay
dead and there was also a sick woman
In the house but this made no differ
ence TO the merrymakers and as a re-
suit Zmkawizc was arrested. One of
the guests at the party. Stanislaus
Washley, was also taken 10 the City
Hall A fine of 20 and costs was i'm
posed on each
For creating a disturbance on a
Peoples Railway car on Saturday
night Richard Joyce was fined SIS and
costs. He used bad language on a
crowded car in the presence of many
women passengers.
Luther Hamilton, colored. was fined
$40 and costs for assault and battery
and the cases Of John Laws colored,
and Williad Real. charged with lar
ceny. We're continued until July and
July 10 respectively.
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
r An
ON MAhh
Displayed in Window
mingtOR City EM
Company
CONCERN SPENDS Az

To-day's local story OF TN
journal trade-at-homo dolll
has been campaigning throtl
city for the past several week
the people Of Wilmington col
ize the advantages Of nome
brsmful Of interest to those
lieyc in getting up AMI doing r
the dollar get lost, and this "a
likely, The Evening journal Is sai
that Il has exomplihed the theor,
proved the fact that a dollar earn
q Wilmington workman. as was
little coin, and spent by that wor
with a Wilmington merchant.
spent in turn by the Wilmington
chant with another local business
would, as a natural consequence
main In this city, giving each ~
every one who received the dollar n
full face value. The ultimate end d
this campaign, which has been successl
ful beyond all doubt and which still
promises 70 be of further interest. wnE
70 foster home buying. That the CAM
paign has gained some new business
for The Evening Journal Is evident;
for many Of the stores in the city Is
that IL has gained some new customers
consistent with the remarks made by
the merchants. who aver that thos,
noted as Philadelphia shoppers haVt
condescendingly come into the lor
stores and looked around. a few mail
ing some purchases. This was
that some Of the merchants aske a.
just look in-thats all.
The Wilmington City Electric Com.
pany has taken more than a double in,
terest in the little scheme which The
Evening Journal fostered. H. J. Cox
the general agent of the company, who
is noted for his clever ADVERTISING
schemes, says that The Evenins
Journal trade-at-home dollar is about
the best agent for advertising purpose.
he has ever seen. This opinion is also
shared by maay others in the city 81
much interest has the electric com
pany taken in the little tagged mes.
senger that its handsome office show
window in its new headquarters at so;
Market street. shows a large placard
which has been placed on view to all
passers by. II reads: THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL TRADE-DOLLAR.
THIS DOLLAR AND ONE-HALF OF
EVERY OTHER DOLLAR TAKEN
IN BY THIS COMPANY WILL BIZ
SPENT IN WILMINGTON. WITH
WHOM WILL WE SPEND TIM
DOLLAR. A SQUARE DEAL FOR
EVERYBODY AND ELEcTRICITY
FOR US ALL"
Those who run may read. Reports
from the office of the electric company
this morning had 1t that many were
after the dollar. but 1t had not as yet
passed out in its usual course. but
some one viii get It, That's sure
WATCH FOR THE DOLLAR AND
PUSH IT ALONG.
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
PARK BOARD
WANTS THE ROAD
Plan TO Secure Connecting
Link Between North Side
Drive and JesSup Read

County Engineer Wilson, Park Eng. .neer
Mack and Samuel II. Baynard. of the
Park Commission, are in North Brandy
wine Park to-day inspecting "a section Of
county road there which the Park Com
mission desires TO use as a connecting
link between the new north side drive
and Jessup road, that the new drive may
be extended further up the creek. 1t is
understood that County Engineer Wilson
will recommend TO the Levy Court that
the city be allowed the use of the county
road desired. when this permission is
granted the Park Commission win hurry
the work Of connecting the roads.
At present work Is being rushed on that
SECTION Of the north drive between West
and Market streets and it is probable
that the road will be open TO travel in
three weeks.
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
BIDS OPENED FOR
FORT SUPPLIES

Bids for furnishing Fort Dupont
with supplies have been opened at the
Office of the United States Engineer in
this city with following results:
For 1900 bricks-Wilmingto Brick
Company, $i3 per 1000 for one kind
and 81 for another
Broken stone-Delaware Granite &
Mining Co.
sand and lime-Charles Warner Co.
Twisted steel-Harold S. Roberts, Of
New York.
cement-s00 sacks. Walter n. Hare.
As cents a sack, with a rebate OF Z 1-2
cents for the return Of the sacks
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
MERCURY STOOD
AT OS DEGREES

This is one OF the hottest days Of
the summer the thermometer mount
ing up TO 93 degrees in the shade by
noon From the way humanity felt
everybody evidently thought the mer-
curry was still climbing. The official
thermometer In the shaded doorway
at Belts drug store recorded 93 de-
grees at 12 o'clock, but In some places
whore the sun struck the mercury
hovcred around 100 degrees.
No heat prostrations had ben re-
ported at either hospital up to early
this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
State Deputy Installed Offices.

State Deputy John w. Wetherll in
stalled the following officers Of Will
mington Association. No. /, of Della
ware, Stationary Engineers. on Satur-
day night: President, John Murry:
vice. president. Patrick Flood: record
ing secretary. w. ]. Knotts; financial
secretary, John w. Russell; treasurer,
Miller w. Crowl; conductor David
Edwards; conductor. Edward Young.
Following the installation, addresses
were made by Edward Morris, John
w. Wetherill. John w. Knots and
John McElwein. The subject OF each
address was THE Better Educating OF
the Members in the Professor Of Steam
Engineering"
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
HOSPITAL INNATE
! HEIR TO A FORTUNE
IT s. Voice, Now at Farnhurst, Will Receive
Snug Sum as a Result of the Death of
Brother in Brooklyn

Voice win leave the hospital to-mor-
row and go to Philadelphia where he
wiz meet his brother and sign the pa
pers necessary TO close the estate. OF
DIR Voice. The three viii receive a
good big sum each. and while Voice
mourns the death of his brother, he is
elated at the prospects Of getting
enough money to buy a home.
The brothers have not met for many
years. Voice has worked with farm
ers near Wilmington. and of late years
was employed on one Of the DUPONT
farms About a year ago he was af-
fected by tho sun and was sent TO the
County Hospital His wife is employ
ed as cook by one of the duPonts.
Mrs. Voice has been notified Of the
request for her husband to go TO Phil
adelphia and she viii accompany him
there tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
Car Thirteen Safe.

"Car No. 13 hit by lightning bolt"
said General Manager Crook. OF the
Peoples Line this morning. in response
10 an inquiry regarding a story TO that
effect published. why No. 1S is the
lucliest car and one Of the oldest we
have on our line. Thirteen could run
through a shower Of lightning bolts,
and come out uninjured. IL has never
met with an accident, which is more
than can be said Of some OF the rest
Of them. Ride on 10 II you want to
feel safe"
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
prianner raken To Dover.

wilbur Carter a young coiored man,
VINO was arrested In Philadelphia on SAT-
urday night by State objective ellis on
the charge Of shooting Richard Plummer'
also coiored. down the State on May ?
last. was taken TO Dover to-day by a
constable Of that place to answer for his
crime. Plummer was badly wounded dn
the head, but is recovering.
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
ont.dor Plava TonInht.

Tho plays "Kittie Cllve" and shades
Of Night" are 10 be presented Tonight
In the grove in the rear Of the homes
Of Joseph Bancroft and John b. Bird.
at Rockford. The plays are not to be
given on the lawn Of Samuel Bancroft
Jr's residence. AS the plays are for
the benefit Of the Home for Incurables
a large attendance is expected.
Evening journal., 1907-07-08

Ap5vert S. Voice. who for about a
'.Nef has been an inmate of the New
5. A1le County Hospital at Farnhurst,
hout to inherit a snug fortune
brother. DR.. Voice, died last
oS in Brooklyn, n. y, leaving con
p. sable property, and the first Voice
~ of the death was Yesterday when
Svas called over tho telephone from
--'oklyn by another brother, a
c5minent business man Of Chicago.
"a. V. L. George. one of the Trustees
Iv the Poor. was at the almshouse at
tae time the telephone rang. He was
given the information that the Chicago
brother was in Massachusetts when
notified Of his brothers death. For
the past four days he and his sister,
a resident of New York. had been
trying to locate the brother in the
County Hospital.
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
Paid Costs and Mere Freed.

Accused Of trespass and disorderIy
conduct in Brandywine Springs Park.
Isaac Gross and George Sullovitch
We're arraigned before Magistrate Bro
man to-day but the charge against
them was dismissed on the payment
Of costs. The arrest was made BY
Bernard J. McVey.
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
Trolley Ride to Chester.

Antietam Camp. order Of United
Amerisons. will take a trolley ride to
Chester on Wednesday evening, leav-
ing Eighth and Market streets
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
COUNTY GETS BACK TAXES

Judge Bradford. in the United states
Court. on Saturday afternoon signed a
petition ordering the sum Of $3.50 to
be paid TO the county treasurer. this
sum representing delinquent taxes due
the county for the years 1905 and 1906
by the Diamond state Steel Company
There is still a claim before the
court for S1.212.75. which the concern
owes the county la taxes for tbs year
1900
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
Dozen Families on Camp orounc

At least one dozen families are now
occupying cottages at Brandywine SUM
NIT Camp. Among the recent tenters are
Mrs T. C.. Moore. Mrs. A. w. Brerlely
and Edward NJ. sargeant. s i. Painter,
who has the store privilege at the camp
grounds viii open the store in few
davs.
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
Forestera 70 Have Picnic.

Court Brandywine. Foresters OF
America. will have a picnic at Ba-
rarian Park on Saturday night Will
lam s Prettyman is secretary and
Howard S. Hayes is treasurer Of the
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
M Davett Irnrovino.

The condition of oJhn W. Dayett, Of
Cooch's Bridge. is somewhat improv-
ed today. In fact Mr.. Dayett was
abe to leave his bed this morning. He
was stricken with heart disease while
i'm this city ON saturday.
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
HUNGRY RATS !
INVADE PAR
Rodents by N
From TrdI
Banks Of

Hordes OF hung HI
OF the wilminstoil
wine Park each ev
are unable to sat !
eating the scraps o
cages ahey ATTACK 81
the place.
While the rotes ha
the ZOO was cstahlishl
thar they have invade
and swarm around in
visitors to the place
ters that are more pI
plato.
Each evening. short,
are fed by the keeper.
htc rodents appcar q
cages and seize scraps
which they devour vor
of rats are in the arm
under three roots bctv
rocks and from their
banks Of tho fish pond
They are OF a snocl
which originally made
Ga obanks OF the fish
they have taken un
roots Of trros and betty
the cages and IN teh =
Is scarcely atree nea I
not house many Of ID (
Rarely do they app
swarm out by tho scor'
evening a party Of
cl.untered the rats and
the ZOO. Several plseo
been killed by the rod
attacked none OF the O.
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
Died After Time Had Expired

William Pinkson, colored. died in the
county workhouse on Saturday OF pneu-
monia. He was serving a two years sem
tence for attempted murder and his time
expired on Wednesday last but he was
too III 70 leave tho institution. Coroner
c=nzwAx took charge q tia hoax.
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
M. ciIIis ouits Farr,i,c

Paul ellis, a former sheriff OF New
Castle county. has retired from farming
and has moved with his family to No.
2i1 West Nineteenth street.
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
Trolley Ride BY Church Society.

The Macedonian Cinle. Kings
Daughters. of West Iresbyterian
Church will give a trolley &de to Ris-
ing Sun and Brandywine &prings to-
morrow evening A delis tful outing
ia anticipated
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
LIGHTNING KILLS
TWO Men
Struck Barns in Which Victims
We're S,eep.ng and They
We're Burned to Death

During the severe storm late on Sat
n urday night a large barn on the farm
rgf Robert Morrow near Newark was
rlTuck by lightning and two men were
.o~ ed by the fiery bolt The structure
ches. destroyed by fire together with a
days, ,euantity of feed and two calves.
'ost ason were Isaac Dolores, white,
10 a. IN. Pm Davis. colored, who were
leavS7 "a o5 .n,yed on the farm and slept
SUNDAY,
Ielphia AZ body Of one Of the men
1r%9,l'ins renngi he ruins yesterday. but
,av 15c. hat of Dolores or the
Sod on q. it is impossible to
pund tr
klphia o.nted by Frank p.
\,lndl !, ,oreraf UP q the place Mr..
was unawardA Pat the men were in the
burning structure at the time. think
ing they had gone to Newark, as was
their custom. When they did not re-
turn by the early hours Of the morn
ing. he became alarmed. but then It
was too late.
The loss will reach about 5000.
The remains of the second victim Of
the fire. a few handsful Of bones, were
found to-day. From the formation OF
the skull It IS believed that the man
found yesterday was the white farm
hand.
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
Bows Won Two.

.ltar Boys won n double
iurday by defeating the
Dy the score OF II to 13
ng the Iceland Hills by
n to 4. The feature Of
me was the pitching Of
|PaIl's, he having fifteen
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
EXCURSIONS BOOKED
TO BRANDYWINE SPRINGS

These excursions to Brandywine Springs
Park are booked for the balance Of the
season Of 1907:
Tuesday, Madison Street M. E. and ST..
Pauls p. E.. Of Chester Pa. via b. and
o. r. r., estimated. 1000 persons; Wednes-
day Ridley Park Presbyterian. Ridley
Park Baptist, Ridley Park NJ e., Ridley
Park p f., Sharon Hin NJ. E. Norwood
NJ f., Darby Presbyterian and Darby
NJ. E., estimated, 1900; Wednesday, July
H. Evangelical Lutheran Church, Of Ches-
ter; Glenolden Presbyterian Church. Pros
Get NJ. e., Of Moores; ST. Lukes p. E.. OF
Ster and the Union NJ. E. Church. Of
laSfsrd; estimated 800; Tuesday Juy
OF Kingsessing p f.. OF
ted, 1000; Friday. July
Rape Evangel Pres
pyteran Of Pha-
lesday July 2s
18th St NJ T.
and Nc
Aestimated
avenue
ghia,
o.
4 d - 4 y !: =! Z
g; / q g : Y
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
Miss kane NoM chinf Nurse-

Miss Katherine v. Kane a graduate os
the University Of Pennsylvania trainine
school for nurses, Philadelphia. class %
90, has Just receivei notice o. -
pointment as chief nurse az The
Hospital. Philadelpiaa rsis 4
largest insututior
kane viii as 5fz3
| soplanhna s. - e II
Evening journal., 1907-07-08
WEATHER.

Generally fair tonight and Tuesday.
nght to fresh west to southwest winds
p''i azure 80 degrees
Evening journal., 1907-07-08

y zz|z = M " 81
Evening journal., 1907-07-08

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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-20
Fresh Oysters! Fresh
Oysters!! Fresh Oysters!!!
l1Odel Grocery.

The cheapest ever: Only $500
. % Kansas City and return via the
NJ. S. See their "ad.">
Fountain Pens-all styles and
prices, also Fountain Pen Ink at
me Journal Book Store.
Mrs. Pearl Eaton of Jennings,
.aae over Monday to visit relatives
g Welsh for a short time.
Fresh Oysters! Fresh
VystersI! Fresh Oysters!l!
Model Grocery.
!. Prof. A. E. Philips, principal of
me DeRidder schools, w9s greeting
Trends in Welsh Friday afternoon.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-20
Furnished Cottage to Rent.

Mrs. Jos. Ladd desires to announce
that she will rent her home cottage on
South Adams Street. The same is
partially furnished and would be a
suitable location for parties wishing
to move into town in order to send
their children to school here. She
also has barn room and pasture to
rent to pupils riding into town to at
tend school. For further particulars
'phone No 81 or INQUIRE al the toUrn-
al Office.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-20
Health I'm the Canal Zone.

The high wages paid make II a
mighty temptation to our Young artl-
sans to join the force OF skilled work
men needed to construct the Panama
canal. Many are restrained however,
by the fear of fevers and malaria IL
is the knowing Ones--thOSe who nave
used Electric Bitters, who 90 there
without this fear, well knowing theY
are safe from malariOuS influence with
Electric Bitters on hand. Cures blood
poison too, billiOusnesS, weakness,
and all stomach, liver and kidney
troubles. Guaranteed JOS ell drug
gistS SOC.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-20
Sugar, Is lbs for ST. Fri
day and Saturday.
Model Grocery.

The Priests of Pallas Parade,
the greatest attraction of the North,
at Kansas City. Round trip from
Lake Charles via. X. C. S. Ry. only
$500.
Do you want a good organ cheap?
Call and see the one Rev. H, NJ.
Grain has for sale. Will sell for
cash or will trade for Milk COW or
good, gentle pony.
The young ladies of the Catholic
church will give an ice cream social
Thursday evening, September 10Th
in the A. E. Bell building. Every
body cordially invited,
Leo Unkel, the youngest son Of
P. J. Unkel, left Sunday for Austin,
Texas, where he will enter a bust,
ness college. Leo is bright boy
and has a hoste of friends here who
wish him pleasant years work il
school.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-20
White navy beans rs lbs
tor 81. Model Grocery.

II you want your horse to trave,
easily, have Dan Eeeley to shoe hin
at Jos. Villien's shop.
Little Miss Josephine Bourgeois
returned Saturday from a visit OF
several days with friends lin Beau,
mont.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Martin drove
to Jennings Sunday to WISH Mrs
Martins brother, recently returned
from Texas.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-20
New crop tomatoes
cans for 25C.
FlOdei Grocery.

Cinderella Slippers, the latest thing
out in the way of Leather Post Cards;
atthe Journal Book Store.
Miss Hattie Smith, who went ov-
er to DeRidder for visit a short
time ago, is now teaching in q mis-
sion school there.
Henry Day and family of the
Clark plant, drove to Fenton Thurs
day to visit old friends and neigh
bors in that section.
For SALE-At a bargain, a good
driving team. Call on or address
r. NJ. Gray, Welsh, La.
The Welsh Machine Shops manu-
tacture the best pump or heavy du-
ty pulley on the market. Call and
see us.
}. ", Chapman, representing the
Simmons Hardware Co., of St.
Louis, was calling on trade in Welsh
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Abel left Sat
urday for Kentucky in response to
a telegram stating that Mr.. AbelPs
sister was seriously i'll.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-09-20
Irish potatoes SIPS per
bushel Friday and ',Satur-
day. rlodeI Grocery.

l.. +. Robinson and family re-
turned Friday evening from an ex-
tended visit in the north and east.
They report delightful trip.
| am prepared to do any and all
kinds of blacksmthing and wagon
WORK promptly and satisfactory. Give
ME "a call. JOS Villien.
Mrs. f. A. Frank came over from
Lake Charles Thursday to make a
protracted visit with her parents,
Mr.; and Mrs. E. NJ. Plumb.
Why do you scratch? Royaline
letter Ointment will stop that Itching
OR YOUR money back. 80 cents. For
sale by Cooper Drug Co., and Cres-
cent Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Welty Of
Lake Charles, came over Sunday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Welty's
grandmother Mrs. Elizabeth Brown
Miss Grace Hoffman, who has
been the guest of Miss Leah Cooper
for the past two weeks, left for her
home in Loreanville, La. Sunday.
We have an expert cake baker,
who will supply the citizens of
Welsh with fresh cakes daily.
Welsh Bakery.
R H. Comeau, representing VIM.
r. Warner Pharmaceutical COM
pany of Philadelphia, was calling
upon the trade in Welsh Thursday.
$500 pays for round trip pass
age from Lake Charles to Kansas
City over the Kansas City Southern
railroad. See their "ad" in this is
sue.