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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-01-14
Turkish Advance
Occupies TabTia
United Prsss.

United Press.
PETROGRAD, Jan. 1a.-It Is AZ
ncunced that Turkish advance rs q Is
occupied Tabriz. the second largest
city In Persia.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-01-14
GOVERNMENT WILL
BUILD MORE SHIPS

WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. la
The house naval committee votsd 70
recommend the construction daring
the next two ysars Of twe ba4*ls-
ships. sixteen coast d4snss suAana-
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-01-14
TO ENCOURAGE SHOOTING
AMONG HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
United Pres.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 1s.-
Promotion Of rifle practice among
high school students and other Ameri-
can youths, and also their elders will
bs discussed tonight at the annual
meeting Of the board Of directors Of
the National Rifle association, which
offsrs several prizes annually to vafi-
ous rifle competitions.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-01-14

rinss, ens ssagoing naxips, ~ i
stnysrs, eas hespatal ~. ~ \
40 eas tsaneperk HIsA - N n
|ssaas sshnaxinss n ~ ~ p4a Il 4
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
ENGLISH DON'T
SQUARE PRACTICES
OFFICIALS AT WASHINGTON IN.
TEND TO TAKE UP lNDl-
VIDUAL COMPLAINTS.
FIGURES CITED BY BRITISH
Answer to President Wilson BY Sir
Edward Grey Does Not Touch
One Of the Complaints.

Washington.-The United States
government is not altogether satisfied
with the note of Sir Edward Grey CIV
ing Great Britain's preliminary reply
to President Wilson's protest concern
ing the treatment of American com.
merce by the British fleet.
While gratified that Great Britain
admits the justice Of practically all the
principles of international law cited in
the American note it was officially re-
iterated that the chief difficulty had
been England's neglect to make her
actual practice square with the pre-
viously accepted rules Of international
law.
1t Is realized by officials here that
long diplomatic correspondence con-
corning the principles of the American
case, but not actually carrying them
into practice, will not meet the COM
plants Of American exporters and
shippers; and although Englands
supplementary answer is expected to
give a more detailed statement Of her
position officials plan to take up VI
gorously all individual cases which
may meanwhile arise.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
jRlTIAN'S REPLY RECEIVED
inconcIusive in Some Respects, Leads
to Further lnterchanges.

Misunderstanding Bryan late
Friday announced the receipt of the
note from Great Britain replying to
the American communication OF De-
cember rs, respecting American COM
merce.
The British communication is incon-
elusive in many respects and will lead
TO further exchange Of notes. Al
though many concessions to neutral
commerce have been made by England
through embargoes on re-exportation
recently completed with Italy and Hol'
land, some of the points raised In the
American note, such as proof at the
time of detention of ships and length
OF time required for examination, VIII
necessitate further argument between
the State Department and the British
Foreign Once before a definite under
standing is reached.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
Hard Eiohtina in Alsace.

London i'll the war no"
,;es chiefly in the stubborn fight
which the French and Germans are
carrying on for the roads to cernay
or6 the Muelhausen in Upper Aisace
The hattie in that region, which mas
been raging for a week, is described
IN Berlin dispatch as tn" most Vio-
,err Of the war. The Germans sue
ceeced in ,egaining one OF the
,rooc ,as which they had lost, nut or
the whole, the French reports appear
70 show that the forces Of france
maintain their advantage, for ever!
inch If which they had to fight, II
many cases with the bayonet'
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
nooper's Strenuous Program.

Nashville, Tenn.-Governor Hooper.
in addition to his recommendation Tor
anti.liouor legislation, which went to
the legislature Thursday. included the
Following proposed laws: For remoV-
a, of derelict officials, prohibiting all
clubs from serving liquor or operat'
ing lockers search and seizure, strict
regulation Of liquor sales by drug.
eists. interchange Of judges, and
amendments to the anti-shipment law.
The so.called nuisance" law, he says,
should be amended in several particu-
lars One suggestion provides for the
destruction OF bar fixtures and another
would make the manufacture OF beer
nuisance"
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
villa CONFERRINC With
GEN. SCOTT AT FL PASO
No OFFICIAL STATEMENT En-
eEPT THAT THE FIRST MEET
& ING WAS CORDIAL.

m Paso, Tex.-Gen. Hugh l.. Scout
ca Francisco Villa and Governor
M,vtorena of Sonora met Friday IN
csference preliminary to a serles'
mined in an effort to reach a solu'
IL of the problem Of protecting resi-
dats of American border towns lloN'
III bullets of belllgerents on the Mex
ID side.
4hey met in the United States I'LL.
rkration station at the American emu
oithe international bridge SPANNING
IN Rio Grande. No official statement
vi given out, except that the nEs'
4 mating was cordial" and that II
Wild be continued
tght thousand Villa troops are nov
odtheir way to the Sonora oorae.
scs laas sos saf 1lso 81 R Il sifs Mss
I ca towns opposite Naco and Dougla
4 Ariz.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
Germans Checked BY the Mud.

Iondon.-That Field Marshal Won
Hindenturg, the German commander
IN the east, has been completely
checked in his advance on Warsaw by
roads impossible in mud, is the re.
mort reaching London. A dispatch
from Copenhagen says that he expects
achievements, which will ing his
army I'D to one million men. With
this gigantic army, it is said, he will
make one more desperate effort to
fight his way through to Warsaw. The
russians hold the lines unbroken.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
hn+j-AIien Act Invalid.

San Francisco.-The Arizona anti
o,ion employment act, adopted by the
people of the state at the November
election as an initiative measure, was
declared unconstitutional, null ana
void here by special court OF three
federal judges. The court neld that
Is the state of Arizona could forbid
anv employer to hire more than ~
nor cent of aliens it could, with equal
Justice, forbid him 70 hire one per
cont or even an individual alien. The
art ordered that any employer with
nav roll of five or more names must
see that at least 80 per cent OF those
names were duly qualified electors
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
SINK |
GERMAN CRU|{
AFTER BATTLE WITH eH
sATTLEsHlp lNvINcIeLE J
DER TANN GOES DOWN
REPORTED ENTIRE CkE"
All the Teutons on Warsn'p H'e
to Have Persisted win INC
Vessel.

Pio do Janeiro-The swift Ge1n
hattie cruiser Won der Tam has n
sunk in battle with the British ode@
ship InvincibIe off Pernampuco' f.
cording to a wireless dspatch' r.
cording to the latest reports receRd
here the German vessel was lost IN
all on board. The Invincible was| J.
damaged and has reached port
Previous to the receipt q the "
less dispatch, a report was rece'{c
here that both the Won der Tam 4
the Invincible had been SUNK "A VIZ
less dispatch to the Brazilian goVdns
ment received later said that the "
der Tam had been sunk, but that Y
Inyincible was still afloat NO me
ton was made in the government q
patch regarding any loss OF lNe on u
Invincible. The Brazilian gcvernme
has received no further details OF t
battle.
The London official report
other victory over the Austrans IN
Uzsok Pass OF the Carpathians.
The Austrians. are repcfed
treating in a mountain pass deep
snow, while a violent snowstet'n raj
and the Russian cavalry isattack
on tho flank and rear. Ell
BY forcing this pass, the Russi
gain control of some OF the most
liable oil fields in the AuStriiD emf
and thus shut off another n
sources OF fuel supplies WlicA
RUSSIAN rroops nave ),
decisive victory over the TursVsil
Kamysh, in the Caucasus, accof !
an official announcement. Inea'
Ninth army corps of the Turs
CAPTURED.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
VILLA PLANNING TO
MAKE BORDER RAID
EXPLAINS PURPOSES TO GEN.
SCOTT AS FRIENDLY TO THE
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT.

Ell PasO, Tex.-General Villa, who
plans to attack the Mexican border
towns opposite Naco and Douglas,
Ariz, with 5000 troops, has explained
his campaign in a communication tele-
graphed a few days ago to General
Scott, chief of staff of the United
States army
General Villa believes his plan OF
campaign is entirely friendly to the
American government; that by driving
out the last Carranza garrison on the
western border he would be removing
the cause of the controversy regard
ing shooting across the international
line
The Mexican navy, or part OF it at
least, has declared for neutrality, &C.
cording to dispatehas- to.-the- asntier-
boats ON the Atlantic coast nave re-
tired to a quiet cove off Yucatan 10
await the result of the battle between
the factions.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
u;II Can Enter Texas.

Naco, Ariz.-The American o'a.o
Department has granted permission 10
General Benjamin. Hill, carrahHa >
commander at Sonora, to pass through
tho United States on his way to vera
WV, Hill will depart under orders
50 renort to Gen. Carranza on the
Killing and wounding of persons on
.hn American side of the line during
tho siege of Naco, Sonora.
II is said that Hill will not re'ut,
snd that Col. P. Elias Gales VII
succeed him.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
MANY VISITORS
IN NEW ORLEANS.
OPENING OF THE BATTLE or
NEW ORLEANS CEleeHA ~"
p GUNS TO SALUTE
u, s, NAVY REPRESENTED
Formal Ceremonies at Cha'me'ee o''
tIefeld to Follow Great
River Parade.
U. S. NAVY REPRESENTED
New Orleans

ors hundred years ago the Battle
Of New Orleans was fought anu WIN
on the plains of Chalmette. n 's s.au,
of twenty-one guns will be hrea lIo'.
the head of Canal street by ha''...
A Washington Artillery, unoer ,he
command of Lieut.. Stanley M he
marie The firing of the saivo VIII.
formally inaugurate the celebration W %
the centenary of the battle and o. o.
100 wears or peace between hhs'iS''
speaking peoples. ,o pros
With the King of England the ri 90
,dent OF the United States anu 'n.
canadian Government officially rep'e
,onted the three day ceremony Is y
International interest. H. T. care"
Hunt british consul at New Orleans
renresents His Majestey George V.
) Andrew ]. Peters, Assistant secre.ai
: n, the Treasury, represents Pres'ue'
: wilson and Ernest H. scammel'' sc
4 retarv of the Canadian Peace Comm
: tee, represents the Dominion 00'e'
ment.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
c;,,ntic Business Enterprise,

paris.-What might be called the
civilian administration OF the French
army is probably the most gigantic
business proposition the world ever
ho. coon. 1t is as though the rail-
wavs Of the United States, with their
! 66s 500 employees, the steel and iron
,,d,stries with their 260,762 employees,
and the auarries coal mines and met
=, mines of the United States, with
their l,OO5,2S1 workers, were all un
dor the direction OF one office, in adj
d;t,on to more than a million others.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
n,,tre,tment of the Clergy.

,ondon--At the request of the Bel
s,an legation in London, the BRITISH
g., bureau issues detailed allega'
l,ons If the maltreatment of the Cath'
o,ic clergy in Belgium and the destruc.
.,on of their institutions by German
. Wv. This statement says that
churches and religious houses were
saH Or profaned in almost every
ur .,,.aa and in many towns where the
c r troops passed, In most cases
u .sa editces we're utilized as stables
ans The sacred vessels were stolen.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
Rank Robbed BY Daylight.

Tulsa, Oka.--The First National
Rank of Owasso, six miles northwest
If this city, was held up and robbed
nv two men on horseback at ~
o'clock Tuesday morning. More than
1900 in silver was stolen. A sacN
containing $500 was dropped by on"
If the men as he was making his
escape.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
Second Term for President.

Observation-Disclosures W:.son fr''
dav voiced. what a crowd of more
than 1000 people, assembled here 70
hear him make Jefferson Day spee~i''
,utornreted as a hint that he might
he a. candidate for the presidency
again in 1916. Cheers followed uh'ii
the president raised his mana anu
called for quiet.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
r.,,L Anneal Bond Apr

washington .-Justice LANG ap-
proval of an appeal bond in the or
Too NJ, crank completed Thuithe
torm,litv of the appeal to Tilted
States supreme Court insofsJus-
,ice Lamar is concerned. fond
assures payment OF costs fank
loses.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15

Observation-Disclosures the REL.
can fight against the goVernmenp
purchase bill, Senator Burton ofp
ass,,,ed the measure as danSs
exneriment in government own&p
ond asserted that it would opele
vav TO building up of privilege
tereStS 80. ~
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
eo+,o, Rates Disseminate.

Washington.-Rates on co''cn ~
ers from producing points IN leAs
Oklahoma, Louisiana and A,fan ~
and from Memphis to Salt Lahe =
OGDEN and other points taking =
same rates, were pronounced by
Interstate Commerce Commission
Justly discriminatory aga'os.
Lake and Ogden and unduiy pie.g
tia, to Denver and to the Calilor
ond North Pacific coast terminals
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
NO.. |

--.,,,,c s,ono,ng differences between
e, young state Bank EXAMINE
and the officials OF the CapI'"' ~
pork at Baton Rouge came 10 Il h'.''
with the filing of aftidaYits III '''' w.
trirt court at Baton Rouge
violation of the state hffnklhs '' w.
NV thp making of false entries -
oi1og.tion The charges were ilAOi'"'
cd nv District Attorney ftoicon'DS' W
pa,o, Rouge. under Instructions from
Attorney General Pleasant VINO ' na,,
Of the instigation Of the state o"'
| Examiner. - oDd
D,fforances between Mr.. Yoans al"
.o oHoia,e Of the bank date back Se'.
oral months. The bank EXAMINE
,,i~ oesistants have objected to acts u
,ho hank officials. and the latter nav
charged the states banking oep"i
ment with persecution. The D@hN ,,~
aminer formally moved agal"S.
woCoucland and his associates D! HI
inc with the attorney general chaie''
against the bank othclals'
The governor refused periiilo'loN
10 CLOSE the bank on the ground ili"' VA
~ ho,p was not insolvent, and thereio'0
- :, uoc not proper to close it. he iui
. 49,, informed the examiner that pros
~ ocut,on of the officers at tlliS LIN.
no could serve no public interest o"'
oov,d we'll be deferred to permit a'
~, .ouaomsnts to be made to protect the
of bank from run Cour
of Suit was nieu III 'no youno
;sh Wednesday afternoon by W. L. I ouns .
ot shreveport, asking for an mum ~,
.os t;on 70 nrevent r. N. Sims, Gov. Han
the annointee as State Bank bSan'ine
,re. from interfering with the cohouot
y, tho office Sims arrived Wedhesu0
ew. n qualify as Bank Examiner anu ~
ans, ceiyed his commission iion n,
". HALL &C. Bird, Baton Rouge sisn'
tary his SIS 900 bond The Young SUI, '"
,ant t,od few hours later. The You
sec. petition alleges that the eo'eln ao,
witt. authorized by law to make appo'
,ern. ments only to fill vacancies IN .no
Zoo occurring during recess Oh
Senate and as there is no vacancy
. the office of State Bank EXAMINE 9,
action Of Gov. Hall in appoiht'hs ..
- succeed him is illegal. Young
appointed to office by Gov ,v saw w
at ex- January S, 1911. his ha, ~ tho
g the drawn by Gov han WIN r,,n;n
r 81, cess appointments at 'ho 30. ,
ushels his administrator Ou' .srma
)ecem. sent to the Senate for connrma
:. mort and was confirmed by that poo
feSuNl lime 1872
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
Nav Increase Passenger e

Way T'ore :, :, -.
Jefferson City, Mo.--lf the Mir
,.a;s,ature seeks to pass bill lis
eession increasing railroad pager
Yates from two to two and dllf
cents a mile, the State utilitism,-
mission will put no obstructiothe
way, says John M. Atkinsonair-
man.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
Dvn.miters seek a Parole.

1eavenworth, Kan. - The rapidi'y
Nth which they constructed the west
noI,bouse at the federal prison mere
was one of the arguments for parole
mt forward by II structural IRON
workers convicted in the dynamite
conspiracy" cases at Indianapolis VINO
anpeared before the federal Parole
pnard Having served one-third OF
their sentences, the men are ei's'oie
for parole
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
Officers to Prison.

Amsterdam.-A dispatch to the Tele-
graf from Brussels says a court
martial at Liege has sentenced the
retired Belgian General Gustave Fife
and Lieutenant Gille to life imprison-
mer,t on a charge or sTsff4 t'nfE ro !,
young Belgians to reach Foilanu ''
ioin the Belgian army in France
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
Many Officers Killed.

Iondon.-Great Britain mas ios.,
s,nce the war began. a total OF LIZA
officers killed and 1900 wouhoeu. IA
addition there are $50 officers report
ed missing. These are the figures con-
tanned in the Off Ars' casualty hs' Ao VI.
+ha last 13 days. During the perioo Oh
nearly two weeks the losses were "a 20
n@cers killed, 14S wounded and ~
missing.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
Scandinavian Shippina Losses.

Stockholm, Sweden.-Total losses ID
Scandinavian shipping through nine
disasters were as follows up to mid
necember: Sweden, eight ships and
90 lives Denmark, six vessels and SIX
,ives. Norway. five vessels and SIX
lives TO this total must also De
added Holland with three vessels and
Il lives.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
c,,no. Waive Right Of s

J,ondon.-Althougn the p o..
flee regards favorably therican
governments plan Of cert car.
Goes loaded under the direcf of.
GOALS Of the Treasury lment
md destined for Europeans it is
aid england cannot accen csr-
;eca.ion as an absolute tty OF
no nature of the cargo insuspi.
,ion arises after a vessel Amer
;ca The right OF searclot be
waived because OF the nlty Of
shifting cargoes at sea.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
constantinople Greatly Alarmee

Sofia, Bulgaria.-DisTatcnes \
constantinople describe the situa
there as increasingly alarming
sn,borities appear to fear atu
from the outside, as we'll as mt
disorders. The archives of the
have been packed up ready 1oa
moval, and many already nave
sent away. Preparations nave
completetd for the removal 'of
| treasury. 4:
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
M,n+eneorins Hold Firm.

cettinie-The Montenegro war VI
flee issued the following oflclal S'"'0
ment: . hod
Torrential rains and continuous oao
weather have rendered all mii,.a.'
operations most difficult, but the mon IN,
tenegrin troops have firmly held all
thoir nositions, Notwithstanding the
ferce artillery fire of the Austrlahs'
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
r,L,.co Admitted Free

Madrid-Tobacco sent to Germany
for French prisoners OF war will 10 20, "u,
ruitted free of customs duty. inc
snanish embassy in Berlin rece'Seu
word to that effect from the German
authorities.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15

According to the fluctuations that
v,,, he shown in the annual report OF
Dr O'ReiIly of the New Orleans City
BOARD of Health the total deaths in
1914 were TAT. OF these 2,455 were
white males; 1901 were white fe-
males; 1903 were negro males, and
s1,46Y 1egro females.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15

That Signorita Neverette. VINO has
achieved such splendid success in New
Orleans with the Sigaldi Opera Com
nany, now at the French Opera House.
was singing seven months ago in
moving picture show in Mexico City.
was developed Monday. 1t was while
she was filling such an humble en-
sagement that Michele Sigaldi, the i'm
presario, heard her, and at once rec
ognized her artistic talent.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15

Honore Dugas, one Of the best
known and most successful Louisiana
sugar planters, and one OF the most
nopular of the members Of the ex-Con-
federate organizations, died Tuesday
,t his home on Westfield plantation, in
Assumption parish. He was lieuten-
ant colonel and paymaster general on
tba staff of Gen. Thomas j. Shaffer:
commanding the Louisiana Division:
u. G.. V.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15

Traffic AMI operating officials of the
New Orleans trunk lines assert good
times are ahead for the railroads and
ether business interests Of this terri.
tory If the interstate commerce com
mission permits the increases IN
freight rates which have been 70
7uested.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15
STATE HAPPENINGS.

With 31,4s2,16S bushels OF wnea' en
norted from New Orleans ourhs -,
p0,end.r wear ended December d.
,a,A including S,OS3,o2S bushels
.h,,ped during the month OF peIs art
have been shattered, &it hat sea tsRs RSls
that New Orleans will once more
figure among the leading ports OF the
country. According to figures issued
by w. l.. Richardson, chief grain In
spector and weighmaster OF the New
Orleans Board of Trade, the increase
in the wheat expectation during 1914
amounted to exactly 17,1O4,17 over
that OF 1913, and during the month OF
December alone there were exported
some 7,46O,52S bushels in excess OF
that exported in the corresponding
month last year. The total export
since September l, 1914, amounted u
2O.OS5,Y $50, or an increase Of some H.
815.S36 bushels over the corresponding
period in 1913. That the European
war is not wholly responsible for the
phenomenal increase Of grain move
ments from New Orleans is shown IN
the report issued by Mr.. Richeson,. the
perusal of which will indicate a sys'
tematic growth from year to year. IL
the year 1910 the total wheat export
amounted to 166,62S bushels. The FOL
lowing year exports Of the same com
modify amounted to 661,s41 bushels
while the year 1912 showed total ex
port of 7,97y,9S5 bushels. This amour
was almost doubled during 1913, Wnel
some 1887. $3.50 bushels were exported
The increase in the shipment OF oat
was also gratifying, reports having
risen, from 22,S47 bushels in 1910 Z
l.75442O bushels In 1914.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15

Authority to certify ca"goes sent ont
iron, the port of New Orleans destined
for European ports, Is contained IN a
telegram received Wednesday from
Washington by Collector Foster.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15

Because of the Louisiana Historical
Society's feilure to provide an official
Mace for him and his staff in the cen
tennial celebration of the Battle OF
New Orleans, Gov. Hall took no part IN
the celebration.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15

The Ninety-First Company or coast
artillery sailed for the Hawaiian Ia.
lands Wednesday on the transpOr,
Sherman. The company formerly was
at Jackson Barracks, Louisiana.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15

+. H. McClendon OF the fourth dis
4rict was chosen chairman Of the State
Board Of Equalization. st. Clair Favert
of Baton Rouge was elected secretary
without opposition.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15

The Antisaloon League flying
,ouadron, waging war on Louisiana
saloons, will open in New Orleans Sun
day. January "a, at II O'Clock. and
crusade the state for seven days, WIND
ing I'm with an assault upon Shreve-
Tort and Caddo parish, Sunday, jan
uary 81.
The Caldwell watchman. (Columbia, La.) 1885-1946, 1915-01-15

Can't. Marbury Johnson, the new
commandment at the Navy Yard at New
Orleans, the officer selected by the de-
partment because of his experience II
such matters to reopen the naval sta
ton. is making no promises of early
development, but he is very frank IN
the statement that he will endeavor to
push forward the work as much as Is
possible, and he hopes to see the big
plant filling an important mission IN
the country's naval projects.