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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-07

Woodlawn, La, June 4, 1917.
Ed. Rice Belt Journal:
From late issue of the Journal we
learn that Rev. Father Rombouts was
called to New Orleans by the Arch
Bishop to organize and push the work
IF the "Militia of Christ" an organ
ization of Catholics to be used against
the movement of Socialism.
n g words "militia, " "battle, " etc,
suggest the military-the return TO
brute force, to barbarism, and has no
place in a controversy ofthe twentieth
century.
That Socialism threatens MODERN
society is true, and Socialists are
hard at work to bring about better
state of affairs. We do not want a
society in which the Spectator, the
landlord and Iendlord and shirker OF
useful labor revels in luxury while the
really useful laborer Of brain and
Drawn tolls six days in week and
worries on the seventh, all for mere
animal existence.
If the struggle of the future is to be
between the Catholic church and
Socialism then the church will be.the
aggressor. Socialism is not con-
cerned about religion but considers
is eoeryone's private affair. The
burning question Of the future is not
heaven or hell, but "bread": in other
words. how to make a living.
Many people predict the coming OF
Socialism, and are unaware that,
partly, it is already here. We al
ready have public roads, public
schools and public school houses,
parks, the post Office system, fire and
health departments, all institutions of
public service, and in line with So
cialism.
Only few nights ago at great
gathering of people at the Auditorium
in Welsh, it was seen that the spirit of
Socialismis abroad in the land. The
happy eagerfaces that seemed to saw
''We are proud of our public SCHOOL,"
and the plaudits received by one Of the
graduates who boldly proclaimed So
cialism in his GRAFTON, proved that
the audience was composed Of men
and women who are ALREADY Socialists
at heart
Socialism is the hope of the world.
The future looms up before me like q
beautiful vision. Want and the fear
of want will be banished from the
earth, The war-crY and drum-beat
will be hushed forever.
Having nearly reached three score
and ten the writer may not see Social
ism in its full glory but expect to live
long enough to see the dawn Of a
brighter day.
e. Il. DOESCHER.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-07

fused to do it; you have neglected the
great salvation; you have grieved the
holy spirit. YOU have trampled under
foot of Indifference the blood of the
atOnement. The condemnation Of
Gods broken law hangs over your
head. You cannot fight against God.
There is only one hope left for you,
and that is not to lag behind: not to
lag behind; not to wait until your
many sins put the halter about YOUR
neck and drag you to Judgment, but
come frankly, openly, promptly, and
throwing Yourself on your face at the
mercy seat surrender Yourself uncon-
ditionalIy to God and beg pardon
through Jesus Christ. He is the
Kings ferry boat: it has been prepar-
ed at great expense for his household,
and it will carry YOU safe to the other
side. 1t is large enough and strong
enough to carry every poor sinner on
earth that will come aboard. All
things are now ready. COME.
"There is stream that we all must
cross,
The river of human years:
Now laying calm in the summer light,
Now splashed with the rain of tears. /"
But why should | faint or falter?
Why are these doubts and fears?
| shall go and speak to the Captain,
AS | cross the river of years"
VIII you take Christ as your Cap
tain, to carry you over. or will YOU
try it without Him?
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-07
FurniSS-WiIIiamS.

At quiet wedding at the brides
home in this city the marriage or Kew
y, J. Furniss and Miss Cecil Williams
was solemnized at five O'Clock, Tues
day evening, Rev. W. A. Gill, OF Nc
Comb City, Mississippi, performing
the ceremony. Only immediate men,
bers of the family and a very few
intimate friends were present. Short
after the ceremony the newly welded
couple departed on passenger train
No. 9 for their home in Fullerton,
La, where Mr.. Furniss is the pastor
of the Baptist church.
The bride is a most highly accom-.
educated, christian lady, who, having
been one of the teachers in the Welsh
schools for several years past, has q
broad circle of friends who wish her
happiness in her new home.
The groom, Rev. II, J. Furniss, is
we'll known to a large circle OF friends
in Welsh, having faithfully served
the Baptist church of this city as its
pastor for about a year, during which
time he won the respect of all as a
man of undaunted courage, and a
diligent worker in the field to which
he was called. Rev. and Mrs. Furniss
leave here with the esteem and good
wishes of the entire community.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-07
Don't Wait Until the Fall.

We are of the opinion that If you
are expecting to attend our school you
cannot give reasonable excuse for
postpOning entering until Fall. We
can present sufficient proof to convince
YOU that the earlier YOU start IN to
obtain a practical education, the bet
ter it will be for you. We have now
almost as large an attendance in the
Summer as in the Winter. We offer
every inducemeEt in the Summer that
we offer in the Winter. Out past
records show that students attending
school in June, July and August make
as good progress as those attending
any other three months in the wear.
This is due to the fact that our school
rooms are cool and pleasant. and that
our teachers put forth the same energy
in the Summer months as in the
Winter. He who enters now will
finish in time for a good position dur
ing the busy Fall season.
If you have what you think would
be a reasonable excuse for not at
tending school before Fall, let US have
it, and we will give you our side of
the question. If we can show YOU that
you can start into 1913 with more
money and a practical education be-
sides, than you could to continue as
you are until Fall and then attend
school, will we not have done you
favor? 1t has been our life work
solving just such problems as yours,
and qualifying Young men and women
to earn three dollars where they
could not have earned one.
Write US by return mail: tell Us con-
fdentailly what is hindering you from
enterin before Fall. TYLER Com
mercial College, Tyler, Texas.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-07

Miss Lassje Estis, of Crowley,
who has been visiting her brother,
Clarence Estis and wife for the
past two weeks, returned to her
home the latter part of this week.
She was accompanied by Miss
Wilder, who has also been visiting
Mrs, Estis.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-07

Mrs. Williams, who has been
spending the winter here with her
daughter. Miss CeciIe and her sister
Miss Dora Gibson, expects to go to
Crowley Saturday for an extended
visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. w. L. Trimble.
Mr.. Redhead, of the agricultural
department of the parish schools
was in Welsh Thursday looking
after conditions here Thursday.
Miss Sue Wilder, of Crowley,
came to Welsh last Saturday and
is spending the week visiting her
friend, Mrs. Clarence Estis.
Elmer Goodreau, who has been
spending several months attending
the Tyler Business College of Tyler
Texas returned home the latter
part OF last week,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-07
The PubIic's Ved

That the public is oven.
in favor OF PrintYpe is irs
shown bv the fact: AlfesiI
per cent Of our entire outDa
Typewriters are "Prin!yM
The public is demauiig
in preference to the old.stIt1
Within a year, Ct the ps
30 per cent. of our total id
"Printypes."
Thus The Oliver Tipens
first successfully intrOiaa
writing, is again to the ia
other Revolutionary iups
Printype, the type tina! ptiit
TO Corporations
The Oliver TYpewri!er i
tensiyelv by great concerns
tions of the world.
Our "I7-Cents. aDaTa ID
signed to help that largs
typewriter BUYERS who Faa
typewriter that serves thega
ratioDs, but prefer the EASY
purchase.
The masses want The OH
writer because 1t stands iRi
largest corporations.
Meet "Printype"-Y You'll
looks.
Ask for specimen letter 50.
a-DaY" Plan.
Make the acquaintance O
the reigning favorite Of \
dom. Ask for q letter VIII
Printype Oliver TfpeErs
will introduce YOU to lGh
new type. We will also q
forward the "lT-Cents-a.1
on REQUEST.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-07
I9rintype :
LIVE
u. T:ypeS>.
The r! e. Only lily writiD, !,
in + the World T ,I's Y Y
fully TypEwRIHf1ss;,
--I7 Cents Al

n, The Printvpe Olive, l
which has crowded t., u
~r'ser progress into d.
n. months is now Offered @ ,o 4
TO the public at Il cent, "
Offered at the ssn'
ordinary typewriterN .s'a'
MES, paR&
p. / ne commanding ino.|
PrIn'ipe is everywhere co,,'
For who does not See ~
to make the worlds wy 'af
Iype"rItten matter as II.
DO DOCKS and magazines! NJ
Oliver Typewriter is en-.
beautiful Book Type, sr',
on the worlds printing ~,
Printype is distinguish
Gus claerness and beam,
away with all strain 90 EN-
the old-stYIe outline t,,s
PrlntYpe puts life s,5
character into tyDevraa
pondence' 1t makes e.,
every mineral, every cha.
plain as print"
The complete story ofP.,|
never before been told. n
The Real Story Of NJ
The idea from3 witt.
sprung resulted from h. i
type experts in equippirg II
used in our offices to vrisq]
IyDe|riter"in our fauou, \
type just as the name anna,
outside of the machine >,
Oliver publicity.
The beautiful appears,. |
marvellous clearness Of h, i
ton OF our ebony" trades,
disclosed the possibilitie, n
ing The Oliver Typerris.p
entire English LANGUAGE /.
letters.
We worked for years q |
and iually succeeded in d
for exclusive use on The OE,|
writer, the wonderful sb,ls
and numerals known to j.
'Printype."
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1912-06-07

Miss Dora Gibson left Wednes-
day for Baton Rouge to take up
work in the summer school.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28
Auto Sleds Attract Nebraska Inventors

For the first time since the automobile
has become a familiar article OF daily LIE
Nebraska has had enough snow this win
ter to provide good sleighing. and this
has had the effect Of stimulating the in
ventors Of the state Almost at the same
time in two different towns the gasoline
motor Of the auto and the propeller OF
the aeroplane have been hitched together
for the purpose of driving the sled, and
In each instance the inventors have
claimed originality for the idea. Messrs
Harrison and Reid Of Grand Island built
sled and on II mounted an engine to drive
a propeller. and a newspaper account OF
the machine says 1t has attained a speed
approximatins fifty miles an hour along
the streets Of that city. At Randolph
Messrs. Thorndike and Hamblin have ac-
complished some satisfactory results with
sled similarly equipped. Hin climbing
has not yet been mastered by the wind
driven sled. but the Investors hope to
overcome this. and when the result has
been achieved It Is proposed that the in
vention shall be taken to Alaska and
there put to use to dlsplace the dogs that
now give service to transportation.
The Harrison g. Reid sled, built at
Grand Island, Is thus described b. the
builders:
''In order to make the sled as light as
possible an oak frame was built sup
ported by truss rods. and Ford axles were
used, upon which the runners are
mounted. On this oak frame a thirty
horse power Apperson motor was installed
to drive the propeller shaft. which YVES
mounted on a subframe directly above
the flywheel of the engine. This propeller
shaft run on roller bearings and was
driven by belt from the flywheel and
was geared up so as to obtain a very high
rate Of speed.
The propeller constructed by the Harri-
son 4 Reid Automobile company was
made from a solid piece of hickory and
shaped from a diagram OF an aerupiane
propeller. This propeller can be run al
the rate Of 2,ooo revolutions per minute,
and speed Of sixty miles an hour can
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28
A Practical Comparison

TNVERY man likes to make every dollar
he spends 10 as far rs possible. He
won't exchange it for seventy-6ve cents
worth of merchandise, from one man, il another
offers him an even dollars worth for dollar.
Ten cent soap is worth ten cents-not fifteen.
Any automobile manufacturer can talk to
you in general way about the unheard of value
his car represents. But general statements do
not count for very much. They are meaning.
less. They prove nothing. 4
While most of the advertising writers are
trying to Get your attention by fiat, general, mis-
leading statements in an effort to cover up the
high prices on their cars, we want to talk to
you on the sane and practical comparative basis
Of facts and figures.
When we make the claim that our big forty.
Eve horsepower fve-passenser touring car at
$500 is the equal Of any $4,000 car on the mar
ket, we can prove this to be m actual fact The
better you are acquainted with automobile con-
ditons, cars prices, specifications, etc.; in fact,
the more you know about the automobile indus.
try the more you will realize this to be true.
Whist do cars Of this type usually sell for
You find them for sl700, sl7s0, $500 and $1,000
and some higher. But why should you pay the
higher priceP You will find these higher priced
cars are no better-no larger-no more power
ful-no more comfortable, than this car for
$3.50. So why pay more ? You viii find the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28

with Bosch magnetic. Body is of dark Brew.
ster green, ivory striped. All Of the bright
parts are heavily nickel plated. Lamps are
finished in black enamel and nickel. II you
wish, we will equip this car with self.startins
system for only $50 additional. Our starter is
the simplest and safest on the market. II starts
the car ninety.nine times out Of hundred and
q child can work ii.
This brief synopsis of the specifications
gives you the main facts covering this $500 car.
A car of any other make, with like speci6ca-
tons, cannot be found for less than S20C0
Right now the Overland is outselline any
other similar car in the world. Would this be
possible if we did not give more car, and bet.
ter car, for less money than any other maker in
the industry?
By all means see this car before you buy.
1t surely should not take much to convince you
that the purchase of car for $500 which Gen.
orally sells for $1,000 is good business. And we
can prove by point for point comparison that
our $500 car is the part for part equal Of any
$1,000 car in America. 1t will give you the COM
fort, speed, power, seating capacity, service
and wear.
Write us, or ask our dealer, for big free
catalogue, which gives you all the facts and
specifications of not only this car, but the entire
Overland line. You can see this car at once at
the address below.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28
Equipped wifh SeB-Sfartsr On!y $50 Ezra

motor no iarser-the seating capacity no greater
the finish and appointments no finer. So, If
you get no more, why on earth should you pay
any more?
How can you make car of this size and
power to sell for $500 when other makers get
$1,000, and more, for cars that are almost iden-
teal p"-you ask.
II is possible for the very practical reason
that we are the largest automobile pro-
ducers in the business. We make 5000 cars
where the average standard maker produces
but 5000 and less. Having FIVE times the man.
ufacturing facilities, we are actually able to pro-
duce an automobile at from twenty to thirty
per cent. less cost. And this difference is found
in our price to you.
k So much for figures. Now, let's get down
to the specifications, for the specifications repre-.
sent the real intrinsic value of any automobile.
This car has powerful forty-6ve horsepower
motor; the wheel base is one hundred and if-
teen inches, the transmissionNis selective, three
speeds and reverse, fitted with the F & annu-
lar bearings, which are used on the most expen-
sve cars in the world. The gear and crank
castings are Of pure aluminium. The control is
in the center. The front axle is drop forged
I.section fitted with the finest Timken bearings.
The rear axle is full floating also fitted with
Timkens. The frame is OF pressed steel with
double drop. Tires are Ax4. tits equipped
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28

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painless nature Of this great remedy
and start you well on the way toward
perfect cure.
Then you can get full-sized box
from any druggist for so cents. and
often one box cures.
Insist on having what you call for.
Just send your name and address to
Pyramid Drug Co. 434 Pyramid Build
ing, Marshall, Mich. and receive free.
by return mail, the trial package in q
plain wrapper.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28


Thousands Of people have learned So
wen how sure and dependable stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets ara for all stomach
Ills that they are never without q pack
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any Indication that the stomach Ia a
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after each meal for few Gays until the
digestive organs get rested I'D again.
This is = splendid plan to follow ana
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Through the proper digestion Of your
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AL Drug stores sell STARTS Dyspepsl.
Tablets. The price Is 50 cents per box.
Physicians use and recommend them. II
you wish to try them before purchasing.
address T. A. Stuart Co. $50 Stuart
Bldg. Marshall Mich. and trial pack
age will be sent you fires.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28

lake regions wind-sleds. saii-sfeds and
other sorts Of oonveyances operated by
wind. but never before set OF runners
operated by an aeroplsne propeller"
The ThorndIke & Hamblin sled was
built along lines similar to that Of the
Harrison 4 Reid device. but the engine
used is q twe-cylinder affair.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28
That Tishtnsss
Of tho Stomach

Trial ysckags xr,s.

When you feel a. II your stomach was
being tightly ehoked-when the pain Ia
intense and you break out in cold and
olammy Precipitation and there is lump
In your throat and you are weak and
nauseated-all you need 10 . stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablet to clear away the
wreckage Of undigested food left In the
stomach and intestinss and restore you
to your normal self again. And this
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28

Hupmobile So while there.
In discussing the twelfth annual auto
mobile show recently held in New York,
II. E Frodrickson, who Just returned
from two weeks visit to this and the
Commercial Vehicle show. says that the
educational features of these exhibitions
were OF value to the man who wanted
TO learn and were better than he had ever
seen. Notwithstanding the fact. that he
has attended every annual show since
opportunity TO discuss intimately the fu-
ture trend OF construction that interests
not only the best automobile authorities
in America, but with number Of for
eign engineers and states there is no
question about the universal adoption
Of the following features: Engines with
from 90 to 10 per cent longer stroke than
bore zoo: speed forward transmlssions
on al cars In the touring class, 6-cyiinder
motors except In small touring cars and
runabouts and 8 number of these will
ultimately use 6-cylinder notors There
Is tendency on the part OF msnufac-
tuners to give the wire wheel, which
has been so successful in Europe, a trial
and no doubt 1913 models in the limited
number will be produced with this type
OF wheel. The worm gear which has also
been used quite extensively abroad will be
adopted by American manufacturers for
1915. particularly with truck builders
where large gear reduction is necessary.
There is q universal opinion as to the
necessity Of holding the horsepower down
to moderate development and there will,
no doubt. be a number OF Instances with
reduced horsepower shown at the next
annual show.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28
Piles Cured
at Home

Quick Relief--Trial Package Mailed
Free to All--in Plain Wrapper.
Piles is a fearful disease, but can be
cured if you go at it right
An operation with the knife is dan
gsrous, humiliating and rarely per-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28

manent success
There is just
one other way
TO be cured -
painless, sa Z 2
and In the priv
aey of your own
home II Is
Pyramid Pill
Remedy.
We mail a trial
package free to
all who write.
II will give
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28
ASTHMA

II you suffer. call or write me al once
and earn Of something you VIII be CRATE
fal for the rest Of year life. J. O. Ne
Bride, University Place. lincoln, Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28
Gossip
Along the
| Automobile Row

The Interstate Automobile company
win exhibit cream snamsied chassis Of
thu new model rsg' at the auto show.
trhis car Is being exhibited at the Chi
'csgo 1how and vii be brought here when
the show elosses.
TIE R. r. Kimball company received n
Carload Of Reos the Filth last week
a shipment Of steyen-Duryess also ar
rived.
Miss Boyee, secretary of r r. Kim
bah. WI leave Tuesday for the Chicago
Auto show. She WIN be gone week.
T. v. Graves. manager Of the Goodyear
TIRE and Rubber company. win leave
Tuesday for Chicago. where he will visit
the auto show.
The MeIntyre Auto company report the
tsis Of an Oakland -fer last week.
- Two five passenger RICH cars were
Aecsived las, week by the Mcintyre Auto
-7nobiie company. T:ley will be exhibited
81 the auto show next month.
=
: The Mitchell Motor company win have
on exhibition at the coming automobTe
show one Of the Baby Six Roadster. S
TO 6 horsepower. This viii be the rexu-
lar Baby SIX chassis with the two pas
senger torpedo body. This viii be the ideal
car for the man who wants . powerful
roadster IN the ax-cyIinder type. A
polished chassis Of one Of the nav MT
eheh models VIII also be on hand during
the show.
II. n. Scott Of the Scott Automobile
company Of Pialnview. Neo.. was q vissto,
at the Powell Supply company's store Iast
week
The Powell Supply company has taker
On the agency for Otto gasoline engines
The company Is going AFTER this line Of
business hard as Il opens VI q new fSeIc
which has never before been covered b.
On Omaha supply house.
The international Tank and Pump com.
lpaHy. one Of the biggest tank raznufAc
turers h Illinois. viii advertise at ths
Omaha shoW. through the Powell Sup.
ply COMPANY.
w. L Huffman and VIII n. Heller
leave ionight for Chicago TO spend III.
week 1t the automobile show. Thcy
have appointments with several dealers
30 ms<t them At the shSw, and expec,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28

experience OF Shipping along at rate OF
speed approximateing fifty miles an hour
is a thrilling and exhilarating one The
run to the sugar factory and back was
made almost as quickly as a brisk pedes-
irian could walk around a block. This
sled is the first one Of its kind heard Of
in Nebraska. There have been In the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-28

THE OMAHA BEE
prints clean news and clean ad-
vertising. Z r.-.