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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-20

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y. Senlen uon rplano, 9hbr., er,Ghlt
iiber elm Invertebrates @reigniB. oas lhm
beaegnete. als er ON Babnbof in Up.
lano cine pom ibm beitellte 9iite SsOrs
Mrs AlpsnfrGuter abbolte. @r ihreibt !:
Sbr alpentrGuter tbut bier piel @utes
uno ltebt in grocer Jiadfrage beim
Bublifum. Wis id Die leste Ssnoun9
srhlelt, murhe ih uOn Slnoeu am 8ahn.
hOfe abeslauert uno muBte fiinf Sla'
ihen bsrsebeu. UNI iie su befrieoisen.
Sle ollie iasen. Der aIpsnfrduter 1T Der
einSlss ar,t. bsiien iie benOtbiSsn.
Der Alpenfrduter rettete bier ben
fleiuen Sobn oes 2errn Z. u. Senleu.
Die Aer3te mollten ibn uah benz Oo'
lpitaI nebmen. nm ibn ju operiren. @r
III isst isds Sabre alt uno seiuno uno
muHter.@
Dag 5orni'S alpenfIduter iif elmer
sroBsren Bsliebtbsit erfreut. als tr9sno
cine anoere Dieol3in, 1T unbeitritten.
Sr III bus eine Oeilmittel. 3u DeIhem
Die Seute Eertrauen babsn. Die Sranf'
belt, mo 5Olnl's Alpsufrduter feline
quite 99irtuus ueriagt, wiro cine iebr
islteue fem. @r iit feline apoibefer-
WteoiSin, ionoeru Elm einiahes, Seiter'
probtes Rrduter, Deilmittel. metfes oi.
reit pom yaboratOrium 9elIefert Dirb.
Dtan ihreibe an: Or. Yeter 5abrueg
& Sons &c., l9 -25 90. Sogue Aues
nue., @bica9o. 81.
Ssornl's Nlpenfrduter Glutbeleber lift
~ babeu bel Senrq Dalter, 1O11 @eoar
Nuenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-20
0Du oer Snbfeite.

Die @heleute Charles Shunf BON
@eonr Nusnue iino ourh Die anfunft
eines Stammbalters be9liidt woroen.
Charles 9renner pon @eoar Npenus
uno Bird StraBe If uou einem ShIa9'
anfan betrofftn wOroen. Sbihou ieiu
3uituno Elm gefdhrliher lit, miro feline
@eneiun9 ermartet.
Durh einen hberhei,ten Rauhfan9.
nelter oas Oah in Brano isste. wurs
De am Sonnta9 Jiahmitiu9 ous Dfihael
Rsiup @ebduoe an DtoOiic StraBe sun
SetIa9 uOn mebreren bunoert OOllars
belbdol9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-20
Bon 9eter6bura.

- @eorse 9. Srdmsr uno 5rdulsin
Sliue VI. 9id9eli pon 9ibiou Stra6e
Durbsn uorlssIen WiittwOd, ourf 30.
flor 6. s. tslsd 3u einem slidtibsn
Sbepaar usrbunoen.
- Sn ieinsr Wobnune on SiorS Sr.
uins ausnue 1T am Sonntas nah oil.
haltshoer 3rdnflihfsit Serr NidOlaus
Danitein seftorben. melher Dor n Sab
rem in DeuIihlano ssborsn muros, absr
idOn lauge Sabre Elm Bur9sr bieiee
Staottbeiles mar. Die Beiiesung er.
iolste seitern i'm Dunmore 5risbbof.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-20
Ser ,,Globe''
0anSamSriifnn9S
Nerfauf iebt
tlcue StanOarOS
TIT gSert1gcbt1l

50 mottt nidts aus. mas b.r Brets
sslu mSse, obsr wts bsosutenO bic per
abissuns. jsOsr artifsl in Sisism 6sb'
ruar Serfauf pon Suusausriiitnn9en
lift san,h6 auusrlaiiis unO sorunttrt'
aufrisosnlislsnoen Dlenit su gsben.
Quolitat 1T Der 8inOitsin oisiss @r'
sianiliss bic @ripurniiis iinO Oas Jfs'
tultut uOn uOriiatissm @intaufen unt
fad,mduni6er auspubI, Sin ntsort
asr Yrsts Ubue Quulitdt 1T niat Spar'
{amteit - ous bDdite in belOsn 1T Oa'
Miotto oieleS SaoenS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-20
@apne Gountp.

Sonesbale = Der ,iemlih ullbefaun,
te @lusihleifer Sames Sfellp. 33 Sabre
alt. nnroe am ssreitag Abeno. ais er
lid anf BEN VEG sau alFdse bsfunbs
DON einem @ebirnidiaa beiaIIen unO
itiirSte to6t nleoer. Seire EN- paar
Dtinuten ipdter lbm folsenOe Sbwases
rim fano Die Seihe aut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-20
Suumpre.

- Ri6tsr 9tsmcomb bat Die Srois
nan3 Sur BFaiterun9 uon Sefferion
auenue unO DtariOn StruBe fir un
shltis erflGrt. meil iie porihrsibt. bab
Die Bombs auf feds anitatt uuf fiiui
Sabre lauten iollen. Der 9r66te 2beil
Der Yfaiteruns 1T i6On uOllsnOet NOR
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-20
SilOerTOne,
2eitenDer Splitter.
Seit 1885 In oer Staot Scranton
etablirt.

gDir nsroen umiithen BON unierem
alten gtae uah 623 Sadawauna Aue'
uue. auf Dem BOosn1ur. am II. Ssbs
ruar 1918. NIT elmer pollen yiuie pom
optiihen Wnnren uno ben allerneueiten
Snltrnmsuten ,ur Prtifuus Der augsn.
Infer WtOtto mar INNER: mShnelle
Ssrtdufe uno fleiue PrOftte.A lSir iino
INNER bereit. 3buen strpas @elo 81 rr'
iparen. Sine 9loBe SenOun9 pom fiiuits
liheu gugen ioeben erbaltsn. SerSeHet
Hi6t ben Rlat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-20
SQDunnirle @aarcn

81 35 fHuf,is giuuO SrUBs Msblbe
bdltsr, 9S @ents.
81 75 bunosrt giunO @rOBs MsbI'
bebdlter. $l,25.
12 @ents brei unb sinbulb Pfuno
@rDss Suderbebdltsr, 10 Ssnts.
Is @snts isbsn Pfuno SrOBs 3ud
erbsh1lter. IL @ents.
20 @ents sebn Pfuno @r6Fs 3udsrs
bsbdlter, IL @ents.
30 Gents flsine brauns Sapun SrOb'
iiitsn, 80 @snts.
65 Gents miitlere braunt Sapan
BrUbfiltrn. 40 @ents.
75 @suts srOse branne Sapnn Sroo'
iiitsn. SO Gents.
SO @ents tleine psiBe email 8rOofl'
ften. 55 @ents.
70 @ents miltlere weiss @mail BrOo'
lilten, 65 Gents.
80 Gents DrOSe wsibe email SrOoti'
iten. rs Gents.
Sunorite Gbnlihe artifef, inmmtlit
I'm Yreis rsoujlrt. tDnnen isst uou
sSbnen erlangt werben, uno mir ratbsu
elm frhbSsitises @iufuufsn.
@rOssiao6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-20
6 NrD5ent SDpDtbefett-
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&ealeisentbnm 3n berfaufea.

VS'UN"S1"" D" Stt*uWIsSe
5 2sO0 faufen einen Gder 1ano In or
Staot ieoer Gus eben uno feta
fir @emiiisanbau. @utes iets
Gunner 9aus, Slhnerbaus uuh
flsiner Sbeune; Srubt. yiag
20 Utinuten pom @eribtshausA
DieieS iitrin iebr isltener @riifI
Spredet In Der Office Dor uHh
idumet nt9t.
700 Sieben 3immsr Saus, @larfe
Summif. febr 9rOBe 1ot, nake
bel StraBsnbabn, Sir9e unh
Shule.
4500 Prudtpoles 6aus, aile BerbsEe
erun9en. nabe Der o.. Y. & u
uno NORTHERN @leetrie, Glarlss
@Hmmii.
1876 Mdi 3ihfiifr 0aus, slf aGex
yanb, Stsnne, gtn,abl T.nGts
bdume. iebr uahe Der anbalts-
ftatiOn oerStrubenbabn, DallOR.
5000 Ssbr sutss ists 3immer Saus,
gutter Ssllfr. 9toBe Da6fammer,
alle 8erbeiierungen. uotle Sot,
9ioro Sinc0ln ausnue.
200O Sieben 3inmer Saus unb pier
Cots. Wtarion Strabe.
2350 9teuu 3immer Saus. quite Vet,
Sru6t. 9Onesoale StraBe.
2700 3wei Samllien Saus. grose Vet,
Haum fiir einen soppelten 8lo6
porue, gtew StraBe.
$500 Ssbr biibiass Saus. ishs 3iuss
rner, grobe DaAfammer, pp9e
Sot, gloaTs Nuenue, DnnmOus-
1900 @iaentbum auf Der Siioieitry
Wlietbe bstrdst $S5 ben DiOHat-
2100 adt 3immsr 9aus. pOlie 3st,
8Opte Strabe, Dunmore.
$500 Doppsltes 6aus. adt 3immT
bic Seits. ale BerbeGeruuseu,
electric SiraBe.
1000 Doppsltss 6nus, feinss gus-
ieben. alle VerbsierungeH, Glts=
trio StraBf.
1900 Sshs !3immsr Saus, Got 1DO
SUP In Sront. Wtonlep ausnus.
22O0 Doppsltes Saus, quite Gage an
8on StOr4 Nuenus.
$500 9abeu unb Bobnuug. Got 13O
bel 140. isbr quite @slegeubsif
fur siuen anfsewedteu WtauH-
23OO Saus. feds 3immsr auf osm
erfien StOd. pier auf BEN Dpeip
ten, Yot 60 bel 100, on gbefiuut
StruBe.
5000 @ntes DoppelbaHs on Strak-
forb auenue. IL 3immer. 9rss
Der Dadlraum, BerbeHeruugeu-
@dtot, 30 bel 167 fSub. @s
lobnt fih. msnn sic uns meon
oieies @isentbums iebtn.
$500 Seines pier Snmilien Sans, fnHn
OILS oOppeltes Saus btnnst pers
ben. @rO6s Xot unb SbeuneS
nabe Der PrOuibenee Roao unk
bem @irfusgrunoe. Sermisthd
fir 1884 bas Sahr. Sin Sarv
gain, fpenn thnell 9enommen-
gu Dermiietben.
9aben I'm 100 9lod. 5ranflin apsnHe
2aoen 20 bet so ON Stebenter Straea
@infads unb bOppelte 8obnhauiz
Inb Stats tn allen Gbeilen Der Staot.
Bir fnufen. usrfaufen, permiethen
Inb ueriihern @isenthum In alien Ghek
en- Der Staoi unS bee @ounties. %
uirb Sie besablsn. baB Sie uus fODs
ehe sic elm gbfommsn trsfsa.
sac GCmneQ 0ebdmbe.
Rsues SOC. altes aces.
Cffen SamffaS abenb
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-10-03
Romer0-LaT0ur.

The elimination of a very interest.
ing event took place Monday evening
in the marriage of Mr.. Ferdinand
Romero and Mrs. Aline LaTour (nee)
Miss Aline Hebert. This interesting
marriage took place at the Catholic
church at 5 O'Clock Monday evening in
the presence of witnesses, the i'm.
preSsive ring ceremony being per,
formed by Rev. Father Ferret.
The bride and groom both are well
known in Welsh and have very large
circle of close friends and acquaintan.
ceS.
Mr.. Romero has lived in Welsh for
20 years and has been a valued EN-.
ployee of the Southern Mercantile
Company for number of years.
Mrs. Romero is the daughter of Mrs.
Placide Hebert and for several years
has conducted a popular millinery in
Welsh. She is very popular and enjoys
large circle OF friends and acquaint.
anceS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romero are now at
home on North Polk Street.
The Journal extends its most cordial
wishes for a realization of their fondest
anticipations in life.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-10-03
New Restaurant For Welsh

Last Saturday Mr.. Fred Reynolds of
Lake Charles. opened up first class
restaurant in Mr.. j. C. Kiplingers
old shoe shop, just east of Mr.. A. B.
Halls Pool Room.
Mr.. Reynolds will be remembered by
many friends as he was here about
seven or eight years ago, during the
oil boom. He has had several years of
experience as a restaurant man, and
his place Of business is up to date, and
one can find all lines of every thing
good to eat in season.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-10-03
Old Students Reunion, Tyler Com
nerciaI College Day at Dallas
Eojr

More than 10000 students have en-.
rolled in the Tyler Commercial College
since it .opened in 1900. Now comes
great reunion from this throng of stu.
dents Oct. 18th and 18th, reduced rates
on all railroads, two days program
that will prove a treat to all students
and their friends who are cordially in.
vited to attend. Oct. 18th will be Tyler
Commercial College day at the big
East Texas Fair held at Tyler and it is
planned that in the afternoon and even.
ing the reunion will be held at the fair
grounds. Saturday, Nov. 1st will be
Tyler Commercial College day at the
State Fair of Texas at Dallas. This is
the first time a commercial school has
been accorded the honor Of place on
our State Fair program. Arrange.
ments are about completed for having
the Tyler Commercial College students
reunion made in moving pictures.
This event is going to be one Of the
greatest of its kind ever held in Texas.
No former student can afford to miss
it. They should not only come them
selves but bring their friends. They
will ali be welcome. The reunion de.
partment at the College is receiving
many letters from different states from
former students stating they are COM
ing. Those interested should write the
Reunion Department, Tyler CONNER.
cial College, Tyler, Texas, for full
particulars.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-10-03
Women Who Get Dizzy

Every woman who is troubled with
fainting and dizzy spells, backache,
headache, weakness, debility, constipa.
ton or kidney troubles should use
Electric Bitters. They give relief when
nothing else will, improve the health.
adding strength and vigor from the
first dose. Mrs. Laura Gaines, of
Avoca, La. says; -Four doctors had
given me up and my children and all
my friends were looking for me to die,
when my son insisted that l use Elec.
trio Bitters. | did so, and they have
done me a world of good" Just try
them. SOC and $1.0O at all druggists or
by mail.
H. E. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or st.
Louis.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs, C. E. Smith of Port
Arthur, came over the first of the week
to visit Welsh friends and also Mrs
Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. De
Wolf, of WoodlaWn La.
The Busy Bee Restaurant has been
rearranged and will soon be redecor.
ated, following out the policy of its
aifable proprietor, Mr.. j. L. Byerly,
who is endeavoring to arrange for the
greatest comfort and the best and
Speedlest service for his growing pat.
ronage.
Beginning nonday we
will offer our entire lot of
sc Lace at sc per yard
and some good values in
Embroidery. Sou t hern
Mercantile Co.
On account of the floods deranging
the train service the JOURNAL has
been unable to get It's regular shipment
OF neWsprint paper and presents this
week instead four page issue all
home print.
Mr.. and Mrs E. F. Hardcastle moved
into their new home in north Welsh
this week recently vacated by Mrs. 0.
B, Scoggins.
Miss Daphena Taught who left
little more than two weeks ago for
school at Holly Springs, Miss. arrived
home this morning. having been called
by the serious illness of her mother.
She missed connection in New Orleans.
Mr. Oscar YantiS went down as far as
Lafayette Yesterday afternoon to meet
her and accompanied her to the sorrow
stricken home this morning.
Yesterday was Jewish New Year,
and was celebrated generally by all
Jews by the closing of stores anu places
of business.
A. E. Lognion the popular City Clerk
of Welsh, is making some attractive
additions to his residence on Elm Street
In our notice last week of the l. o. o.
F. we inadvertently reported Mr.. NJ.
B. VanNeSS as secretary of this order
when we should have said Mr.. T. B.
Mcmillan.
G. W. Yantis and family are moving
this week into their new home recently
purchased from Mr.. D. r. Read, and
which is being vacated this week by
the latter.
J. c. Kiplinger will be found located
for the present at his residence where
he is prepared to do all kinds of shoe re.
pair work. Your patronage solicited.
Mrs. c. E. Mueller and Mrs. L. w.
Scott, of Champaign, Ill. arrived yester.
day in response to kilograms announc.
ing the serious illness of their sister,
Mrs. W. E. Taught.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-10-03
Drainage Meeting

A meeting will be held at the Audi.
forum Saturday afternoon October
4th at 3 o'clock for the discussion of the
drainage situation.
This is an important meeting to every
citizen of the Parish and every person
interested is requested to be present.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-10-03
Eczema and itching Cured

The soothing, healing medication in
DR.. Hobson's Eczema Ointment pene.
trates every tiny pore of the skin, clears
it of all impurities-stops itching in.
stantly. Dr.. Hobson's Eczema Oint.
ment is guaranteed to speedily heal
eczema, rashes, ringworm, letter and
other unsightly eruptions. Eczema
Ointment is a doctors prescription,
not an experiment. All druggists or by
mail, SOC. Pfeiffer Chemical Co.
Philadelphia and st. Louis,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-10-03
EpWorth League Announcement

I desire to announce that our ser.
vices will begin at $50 o'clock instead
of ZOO as usual.
Preaching begins at 7:50 Immediately
after the League services.
Our subject for Sunday will be THE
Glory and Peril Of Youths Friendships"
Especially beneficial will this service be
to all the young folks. The thought of
attaining an Ideal Friendship will be
our topic. This topic is one of the best
to be found.
Mrs. Webb will lead and a good meet
ing is promised. We extend a cordial
invitation to all. and strangers especial
ly.
John Barnett, Pres. of Welsh Chapter
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-10-03

DR.. j. Harold Cooper, our Veterinarian
left Sunday for Raleigh, North Caroline
where he has accepted a position q,
milk and meat inspector for the civ
Desire Hebert, who had been in New
Orleans for the past two weeks with
his daughter, Miss Irene who has =
serious case OF typhoid fever, returned
Friday, and reports her to be much i'm
proved, but will not be able to return
for a couple weeks yet.
Bring your feet in and
get them sh0d while the
big Sale is on at the
Southern Mercantile Co,
Dr.. Claud A. Martin of Louisville, XIV
but recently of Lafayette where he had
been visiting relatives, came over Sat.
urday afternoon for a few DAYS visit
with Welsh friends.
Deputy Sheriff Isaac Fontenot of
Jennings, came over Sunday to arrest
negro Kelly who stabbed Mary Bacon
to death, but failed to locate.
Clarphy Pitre of Jennings, came over
Sunday to meet his family who were
visiting friends and relatives for a
couple of days.
GET YOUR WATCH FIXED-Jen.
ningS now has an expert watch and
clock and jeWelry repairer in James R.
Riley located in the Phenix Drug Store
building). Valuable timepieces should
have expert attention. Riley is an ex.
pert. Send your work to him. P.O.
Box 237, Jennings. 19.4t
C. A. LaRue, Sulphur's popular bank.
err of the branch OF the Calcasieu Trust
& Savings Co. was the guest of Welsh
friends Sunday.
Mrs. R. B. Dantzler of New Orleans,
came over Saturday evening to visit
her sister, Mrs. R. W. Howard of this
city.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-10-03
Car of John Deere Bug
gies unloaded this week
at Southern Mercantile.

Our splendid neighboring city OF
Crowley some time ago in keeping
with her progressive spirit paved her
principal streets with wood blocks so
highly advertised. 1t now develops
that her paving having become wet.
has swelled and become much pulled up,
Possibly this is no more than her citi.
zens are guilty of. We of course do
not mean that Crowley assumes this
state by reason of being wet" FOG
Crowley is notonously dry" hut more
because OF her splendid improvements,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-10-03
Coma Backward.

The conditions of existence In Sax
my have changed SO much In the last
'ew years that, whereas the husbands
Earnings used to suffice for the needs
If his family, now thg do not. ans
he wife and children must help earn
he daily bread.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-10-03
Card of Thanks.

We desire to thank the friends and
neighbors who SO kindly assisted us
during the illness and after the death
of our beloved boy, and take this
method of assuring you all of our
deep appreciation of your kindly com.
forting attentions and assistance.
MR.. & MRS. r. W. HOWARD.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-10-03
What is Davidson doing?

The JOURNAL has on hand yet sew.
eral copies of the Special edition giving
very full write up of all the resources
of this section with large number OF
illustra tons, we will send a copy for
10 cents, to any address.
DR.. W. L. Stewart was professional
caller to Jennings Wednesday after.
noon.
Beginning Monday we
will offer our entire lot OF
sc Laces at sc per yard
and some good values in
Embroidery.-S o u t hern
r1ercantile CO.
Strayed:- Sunday night, from my
home west end of town, two mules, one
sorrel and one brown, each about ten
or twelve years old. Reward for in
formation leading to recovery of same
Sam Houston, Welsh, La. 1tp
Mrs. John McDavit of near Roanoke
happened to a very unfortunate dcci-
dent Friday morning in which she
broke her left arm just above the
wrist.
A. o. Fontenot living southwest OF
town brought into the Journal Office
this week, a pear weighing one and
half pounds. Mr.. Fontenot tells us
that he raised this from one of his trees
which is now just three years old. He
has several young trees just beginning
to bear and thinks that pears can be
raised here very successfully.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-10-03
~vrTrTTTTTTIT

gsl eG.T7T! ,
,,,nsy returned SATURDAY SATURDAY
couple days business
= ppdsnd little ds.' aaagn'T IT,
2 sa 70 Iowa S SATURDAY 10
liios,' Pits and 1ls en' gaesr 1' of
ned 4 ~ over SATURDAY .r!l.c. l0' a
sasra lit with relatives
'iralvs aP IN TYLER tan C ''5a
ss Tyler Texas 10 Tor SAFE
'nly b Haa Read, Welsh La
! co. 4 bDavidson d0in&'
arther ,r d jennings was here
. q . saturday,.
t th pss gng lr. and ,n little asd baby w.
; 4, sr The past two weeks
Ok ~ ! sunday afternoon
thou. ss,tice is the guest at
t that Der daughter Mrs John
in the Jepings this week.
he sflbiss Of Roanoke was
rSlng 'pipess in Welsh Saturday
n H. u |. E. Robinson were
i've i trends in Lake Charles
'y8ter
me M . John Deere Bug
i tb ! loaded this week
very hern rlercantile.
body NIT,
$ il brineipal of the Thorn
oct, Bguest Of Welsh friends
yStep Sunday.
MOI BEen and son, Willie left
ailg for Vinton. La where
Nr. Bowen, to make that
live. iaefuture. While Welsh
!. them, we wish them
,ri,,.. 9r new home,
wear b. was transacting bust.
Iunh .rc oafrrdaV
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1913-10-03

Always SemessFsrs Near.
Misery never had to look far for the
bpmpany that It loves.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
AMERICAN LEAGUERS TO
CUT OUT THE WRITING

View york. Fob. cf--presidcui
Ban Johnson has withcred the l.tcr-
ary hopes of ha players Through 900
order that reached here today n0
player VIII be permitted to report on
criticize the game Johnson decided
during tho last worlds series that th'
majority OF tho star players whose
names appeared attached 600 spool"
newspaper articles were "taiinH
money under false prci,usos. an1 ,n
many c8sos caused 800 fnoIme bi tH.f
suppressed comment ou fhs playing ni
their folloWH. BE Investigated Hul
found that n most instance tho
player had never written oF dictated
thc stories Gt Hll
Tho erase f1r spo.ml articles nn co.,
hig games FuDi uE w.h ph}crf u
COBB. MauuHrA Bpne IWu Baker
nnd Woli,r johnson wont Goo such eN
tromcs that tio fr4unr baseball writ
rrf ana otunuuiels pokri 100 mauuof
ol uu at the prur1..tlon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
BUSINESS COLLEGE
AND NORMALS TO
PLAY TONIGHT
Albuquerque and Las Vegas
Basket Ball Teams to En-
gage in Final Games of the
Schedule for Season.

Tho boyg ana girls teams of tho
AlbuauerQue Business college and the
las Ncens Nodmal university win put
on a double header IN tho Armory to-
night that promises 20 furnish plenty
OF excitement FOR tho bis crowd that
Is expected 10 attend. Tho games co.
night Will wind mp the series between
the A. y. g. and the Normal uuivcr-
aity and will undoubtedly be- hard
fought throughout The university
students viii repeat their show % sat
urday az tho Armory tonight ana this
should prove an attractive feature 81
the evenings program. The L. y. ~
bunch put on a performance saturday
afternoon and Saturday evening that
proved highly entertaining and that
they have decided 90 repeat the snow
tonight win be interesting 20 those
who failed to attend the original pro-
ducti0n.
A dance. with music by Chacon's or
chcsra. win follow the basketball
games tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-02-24
"KINOLIKG" AMONG
WORlD-O DRAMAS
Of NOTE
Sarah Padden Makes Most OF
Great Opportunity in Lead
ing Role of Play Here
March /

"Kinduur." fh. attraction 600 taa
Elte th.utgr March O. stu c.-II. hU
cl1safIed amouE the Wur'd-duu
OF note Tho author depicts emo ,..
feet uuuu hsuN N.,rHught u-
mun of fhy worEug class. Who. .u 100.
effort to pro,gc Tor fne fuur. .. b..
uuhorn rlhD. horn honorable Woe
latrs thu u1rFl ,pd, hN % p,tt tu,
ot iewcirs. THu interest ut h.
ccut,rs around thp uuiortuua,. .i...
"a personality roiorcl ht tha waut.I
antcs thr1usN winch she pl-sH
davtug loy. blind pas inu. mtt..nN
soli.iWdo aud tenderness Doubt. ape
pr. hotslou. dglHuU.. SORROW
final p-pIirrrtHe whole ot goa as
pe.t3ut motbcl heart niN bare. O.
IL ,psy go SOC the remarkable po
buil,e cot % role % ihD cuarH.'.r ...
AZ 49,. ~ .lIS.SE : D. -. 49, -. !
Slrfh Iit0u, htI.N ~ ifrfiuE 'u ih0
play. r.aliaasrfho uUtt Irm h.r %.
pormuaa sEltH.nIg hou..
not tr. setW ~ "a delightful bon
comedy Jud thr logically hunuF 'r
Ing sends ttt .udI .n..s rHH.
complete sense of satisfaction.