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The Washington times., 1915-05-18
MINCE PIE
LITTLE OF EVERYTHING"
By BUGS" BAER.

We are in favor Of a safe and
sane Fourth, but we're liable to get
boisterous if the team cops another
before then.
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Today'a GamAa.

Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
St. Louis at Philadelphia
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North Carolina Lea1us

Winston Salem. 4: Charlotte. 3 O1 in
nings).
Greensboro. I: Durham, 3.
Raleigh, |: AsheVille. 0.
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It's the hghting spirit that wins games
1t also wins suspensions and fines.
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International Iearue

Montreal-Newark twet grounds
Rochester. 3: Jersey City. ..
Buffalo. .: Providence, l.
Richmond. II: Toronto, s 90 inninRs)
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Soufhern I.eanua

Atlanta. 10: Little Rock. /.
New Orleans, 3: Memphis, 2.
Mobile. 3; Chattanooga. 1.
Nashville. 6: birmingham, I.
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Yesterday's Results.

Philadelphia, 5; st. Louis. 3.
Chicago-New York (rain).
Cincinna IT, Brooklyn train).
Pittsburgh Boston (rain).
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Texas T,eapr,e

Houston. .: Forth Worth, /.
Dallas. 2: san Antonio. 0 90 innings)
Waco. 10: Beaumont. g.
Galveston, Z: Shreveport, 6
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You can't support first division
team with second division fans.
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American Association.

Columbus. |: St Paul. 0.
Kansas City. |: Indianapolis. 0.
Milwaukee. Z: Louisville. 3.
Cleveland, II: Minneapolis CS innings
(rain).
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NoW that the Government is going to
make American flags out Of cotton,
CLARK GTVith may agree to that ma
terial for this gears pennart.
The Washington times., 1915-05-18

Manager Birmin0hnms Indians
aren't YdQUis bu several Ydqs. Yd-
quiS put up battles.
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League Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.

Tomorrow's Games.
Washington at st. Louis.
New York at Detroit
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
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Yesterdays Results.

Washington. 8; st. Louis, 2.
Chicago, s; Athletics, Q.
New York Detroit train).
Boston Cleveland (rain.l
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Today'a Gamea.

Washington at st. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland
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Among the Minors
South Atlantic Leapu,

Charleston. 3: Jacksonville, ].
Savannah 2: Albany. o.
Macon. 4: Columbia. !.
Columbus, 5: Augusta. |.
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Western Leapt

Wichita. 10: Omaha. 2.
Sioux City, IL: Topeka. 2.
No other games scheduled.
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Gamesacuy Must Choose Site Track Games
Amateur Games.
TODAY'S GAMES.

toDh ~ 1N
Potomac League-St. Theresa VS..
Machinists.
Congress Heights League--Oxon
Hill VS., Hamilton.
Departmental League - Agricul-
ture VS.. War.
Rosedale League-Crescents vs..
Rosedales.
East Washington S. S. League
Reformation VS.. St. Agnes.
r. R. Y. M. C. A. League-Car
Department VS.. General Office.
Northwest S. S. League-Whit-
ney VS.. Central.
Government League - Commerce
VS.. Navy.
War Interbureau League-Adju-
tant Generals VS.. Staff.
Home Club League-Secretary-
Indians VS.. Patent.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Southern R. R. League-Wet
grounds.
Potomac League-G. H. I. S., s.;
Drillery, 4.
Congress Heights League-No
game scheduled.
Departmental League - Interior,
9; Printert, 1.
Rosedale League-Holy Name, g.;
Gibraltar, i.
East Washington S. S. League
Wet grounds.
R. R. Y. M. c. A. League-South-
ern General Office, 5; Sta
ton, 4.
War Interbureau League - Wet
grounds.
Home Club League-Land, 25;
Mines, 7.
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Umpires have no objections to a
pitchers battle. What they object
to is battling the whole outfield and
infield.
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New England League.
All game postponed (rain).
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"If there was a
league for fans, a
lot of 'cm would
be in the second
division"

Fielding and base running will win hase-
ball games. Now II we only had some field
ing, We could win baseball games II We had
the base running.
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Virginia League.

Petersburg. 6: Newport News. /.
Portsmouth. s: Norfolk, l.
Rocky Mount, s; Suffolk, O.
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New York State League.
All RameS nnsfnnned IrnlnA
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TOday's Games

TOday's Games.
Brooklyn at Kansas City.
Newark at Pittsburgh
Baltimore st Chicago
Buffalo at St. Louis
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An explorer has returned to
civilization after spending twen-
ty years in the jungle. Connie
Mack would appreciate a place
where all you could spend was
the twenty years.
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Yesterdays Results.
Chicago, S; Bait more 90 innings).
Brooklyn. Z: Kansas City, 5.
Pittsburgh Newark (rain)
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1t was more stun than J ever saw on
a ball and | have been looking at them
for fifteen years" That's how Umpire
Connolly described the smoke on "a bali
with which Shaw, of the Washingtons,
struck out Eddie Collins.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-07
COTTON PRICE CLIMBING.

Yesterday on the streets of Hot
Springs the price OF cotton went prac-
tically to eight cents pound the
highest that has been paid here for
cotton since the first was brought to
this market
AS we all remember when the first
cotton came in, with the exception of
The bales bought philanthropically by
business men, the staple went beg
cling There We're only the buyers
Who were looking for special bargains,
or none at all The cotton buyers
here who might have been willing to
pay fair price for the staple, were
not financially able to take the goods.
With the staple selling now at eight
cents, and having reached that figure
through a steady advance, it is not
unlikely that The price viii continue
TO rise until the farmer OF this sec.
on VIII be able to realize probably as
much as ten cents later for the crop
he had held from last year.
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RULES FOR REVENUE
CONVEYANCE STAMPS
TAX lis FIFTY CENTS ON 500 TIC
$500, FIFTY CENTS EVERY $500
OVER.

Washington. Jan. Regulations to
govern the placing of stamps on con
veyances of real property in pay
ment of the war tax, were issued to-
night by Commissioner of Internal
Revenue Osborn. The tax is fifty
cents on deeds that amount to oven
500 and less than $500 with fifty
cents additional for each $500 or frac.
ton over $500
The regulations make it plain that
where the consideration is nominal
or one dollar, the tax must be comput-
ed upon the actual value of the prop
erty conveyed, liens deducted and the
executor becomes liable for the pen
atty of the proper amount in stamps
is not affixed.
The commissioner announced that
while a register of deeds is not eX-
pected to investigate where he sua-
poets violation of the law he should,
in such cases, notify the proper rev
enue collector A quit claim deed is
not subject to the tax, nor are oil
leases and mining leases which CON
vey no title Deeds to cover gifts in
a family or from an individual to a
municipality are not taxable.
The internal revenue bureau also
issued further regulations affecting
the payment of the war revenue
stamp tax on bills of lading. 1t an
nounced that although it is the duty
of the shipper to pay the tax, the car
rier may pay and is jointly RESPONSE
Bile in case any such bill is not stamp
ed
The law. it was explained, does not
apply to shipments by parcel post
Street railways are subject to the the
requirements when they accept goods
for transportation as part OF their
regular business
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Drawn is REQUIRED.

Mon Grant. veteran Of the Civil
War. and a man rs years Of age. who
was assistant guard of the street pris-
oners, yesterday SHOT and killed a
Young man among the prisoners who
had been arrested for a petty offense.
The young man had refused TO work.
and had resisted the force offered by
Win Stevens, guard, to make him ne
move his coat while out on the gang.
A grand jury will investigate the
circumstance fully.
The point to be made here is that
Drawn is required in the service OF
men who are to have authority over
prisoners. Drawn is essential to al
police service. The aged and infirm
man. or the young wealllng, can not
cope with prisoners on equal physica
terms. and when such a man gets into
close quarters with a prisoner the
only way out seems to shoot and kill
1t is unfortunate that this traged'
took place, However it is an exam
pie that ought to serve the futurc
through requiring That every man ii
police authority everywhere in con
ncction with the city. be a hearty am,
strong man. able to carry fight tC
considerable extent before it is nee
essary for his own protection to us,
a pistol
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We don't envy New Orleans On
the other hand we rather hope to
profit with and by the example OF the
Crescent City.
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DO you SEE CLEARLY?

Ii not come and have your eyes
scientifically tested and glasses prop
erly fitted at a great deal less eX-
pense than elsewhere. Eyes tested
free. The reliable Opticial
A. p. BIIIOW.
l3tf 26l Cedar St Phone 1l04
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Also it is worth something to see
that the war reports are not as Wary
as they have been hitherto and hith-
CRATER.
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Aud the baseball fan is beginning
n, crop through and remember the
piay<ia the 1914 season that Jack
Frost Niled to wither
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-07

The Missouri penitentiary won't be
regarded as so inhabitable to many
no. after craps game exposures OF
recent date.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-07

Even at that you need not DE dis
couraged Many great man was
never heard of 20 miles from his own
home
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Exposition ridden California may
prove after all that it wasn't such a
bad game IN the final recountLng.
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WARNING ORDER.

I'm The Garland Chaacery Court
IS. A. Burrough. Plaintiff against
Susie Marberry. wife OF lsom Mar.
berry, deceased; Price Marberry one
married daughter OF lsom Marberry
deceased uame unknown; one mar
ried son of lsom Marberry, deceased
christian name unknown one mar
RED son of lsom Marberry deceased,
Christian name unknown, and other
heirs, If there be any Of lsom Mar
berry, deceased, defendants.
The defendants, Susie Marberry
Price Marberry. one married daushter
of Isom Marberry, deceased (uame
unknown, one married son of lsou
Marberry. deceased name unknownl
one married soa of Isom Marberry
deceased (Christian name unknown,
and other heirs IL there be any OF
Isom Marberry, deceased, are warned
to appear I'm this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint OF
the plaintiff. S A. Burrough
Given under my hand and seal OF
said court on Jli5 50th day Of Decem-
Der, 1914.
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Central avenue must be cleaned II
II takes Red river turned through il
for that result.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-07

England may have mastery at sea,
but who would give as much for the
CandieR
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-07

Or. A. l. Sneed has returned after
a two months absence and can be
found at his office in the Arkansas
National Bank Building as usual
1S-27-tf.
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The consumer pays the tax, and
who wouldn't rather pay the tax than
fan to consume.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-07

1t is no time to be sorry Tor condi
tions, but to hike out and better then
by persistent effort.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-07

But then who wants to be merely
a shock absorber?
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-07

Mexico is striving to get recogni
ton OF little bloodless war all its
own.
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Also Hot Springs is the baseball
capital Of the world.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-07

The safety first plaza ought to ht
popularized in all lines
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but at least in these days OF dissue'
tude they don't go broke in a hurry.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-07

The Iron Mountain depot ought to
at least be Surrounded with all the
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-07

Let Sorrells Drug Co. look after
your KODAK finishing. s-14-ti
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A. C. SULLHNBEBGER,

BY w. II Moyston, Deputy
C. Floyd Huff, Attorney ad litem
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Just as in the days of yore, a rock
and rye treatment is recommended for
a cold, this 1918.
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comforts of life By the time another
season rolls around.
The Rice belt journal., 1915-10-15
,nrv Ordinance No. 8S-

,,.Ncg recalling, reseinding sci d qE
FsPssliIPBsg IBgy 0ss;ed'nSd 951sed and adj adopted
\ sstPenbsr P1iiSs md 1915. I5',n;ttsa to the
s.sas. No. 81, SaP456sep III Pded District 5S scf
u IL 1p5ReiyS R5ySSFso Of ot Jefferson ilH;:c Davis,
u the 7 nl nnrloposition tG to incur debt
sue ~ aVsUsnG amount of One Hundred Ind red
% the a1 thousand (s125,OOO.OOll l
E,6gst f" ne purpose OF building nand and
Is for lnF oppod po roads in said Road
lctIog2 i yUD pursuant to the conStit1, S.aidE
% the the ordered 59Ss ID 10 be held in said
ssl e9 ocfober St5 18TH, 1885, and .
Gl o.'O tnrtber, in the opinion OF
.El 19a 19istFi6t n1ny It IS IS advisable and
R9aq l9a Il ~ recall said election reSclnd I'm
v Is9 70 q 5f'tl this body and repeal tAoor Or
ldlpl No. y 81 aforesaid; noW' there
Be it ordained by the 1 Po-
Jsn toI !, ., tn the y Parish of Jefferson .3l
ltry ,oaai VI is session convened, that
y ~, iegT ggroyided for by Ordinance
IlGt y this ic body, adopted September
" q he VA and the same is hereby re-
Re it further ordained,
slo4 sa9 tho + action of this body as pro
y. By spio p hereby 9rd5y'rsS rsscinded and an
slaT and s said ordinance No. s. 81 is de
I aillopsratiTe ala srsd and Of no effect ant
sd 4 BY this Ordinance 49,,
y, 2 Be it further ordained
s,t IT. the clerk OF the Police Jur!
.aencted llau ed to cause this ordinanG,
InubIiSbed in the Jennings Dali!
:. y Poeord in addition to the regula:
sation in the official journal.
nam 4 Be it further ordained
y ,Sat i this Ordinance shall take el el
,nd be in full force on and after II
.tiOn and FORMULATION
ted, Oct, Z, 1915
gAS.....---S
Oi''-' JNo. H. COOPER,
Pres. OF Police Jury
LIE. ROBINSON,
Clerk of Police Jury
The Rice belt journal., 1915-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Beeler and
son, who have been spending the
past month visiting with relatives
in Buffalo, Ky. and Sellersburg,
Ind, arrived in Welsh Saturday
morning on No. eleven from New
Orleans. Mrs. Beeler took No. 3
west the same day for his home
in Batson, Texas, while Mrs. Beel-
er and son will remain here for Is
to 20 davs visiting relatives and
friends.I
c. E. Carr has prairie
lands for sale at low
prices.
Mrs. F. A. Arceneaux anC
daughter, Mrs. P. P. Unkel anC
son left Monday for a few days
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Fon
tenot and family at Jennings.
A. Kaplin and son Of Crowle!
were in Welsh Tuesday LOOKING
after business matters. Mr.. Ka
lin is one of the most progessiv
. CAPITALISTS in Acadia Parish, an,
is well known to many of on
business men.
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Ol' JNO. H. COOPER,
Pres. OF Police Jury.
LE ROBINSON
Clerk of Police Jury.

|rbere will be operated a speci-
lycursion train Sunday, Oct. IT
|tgeen Vinton and Lafayette
's1rturn. Going arrive as fol-
|Ts n Low Iowa, $50 a, M; Welsh,
3 a. M; Roanoke, 9;05 a. M
n returning arrive as follows:
|5Ta " Ir arrive, Sos p. M; Welsh ar
n, 8;45 p. m. and Roanoke . ar.
ITe 8:35 p. m. rate Sl'W from
~ above points.
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: PERSONAL MENTION. :
Doo00O0R Observation-Disclosures

lAS"LSJ 4uSpNNNJ' |
Get your Sack Sewing Twine
at Miller Hardware & Furniture
Company's. 16-2
Hon. E. 0. Bruner candidate to
himself as commissioner
of Agriculture and Mr.. F. B. Me-
lancon of Rayne, La, an assistant
of Mr.. Burners were in Welsh
Wednesday looking after Mr..
Bruners's political fences. He
says that agricultural conditions
in the state are very good and
especially in North Louisiana and
his chances for reelection were
never better.
Try the new cigar-Re-
peater-at the PIezol.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Willard
returned to Welsh from California
on No. 1O2 Thursday and are at
home in north Welsh where they
will make their future home.
J. J. McCollister came over
from Jennings Friday to visit his
daughter Mrs. Jackson and taml-
ly for a few days.
Texas Red Rust Proof Seed
Oats and Oat Fertilizer
Welsh Warehouse Co. 1873
Deputy Sheriff Ike Fontenot
aud Deputy Clerk of Court Clarp9'
ly Pitre of Jennings were Welsh
business visitors last Wednesday
LIE. Roy Elliott of Thornwel
was a Welsh business visitor
Wednesday.
What about TORNADO
Insurance? We write 1T
!, Ring up 40. Calcasier
2 Trust s Savings Bank.
The program that will be pre-
! sented by Elaine Duncan and ~
~ y. Ia Mills Entertainers at the Aud
torium tomorrow night consist
- ofreadings, impersonations, solos
= duets, pianologues, duologues an AZ
sketches, This is one of the biz
gest little companies on II tE
American platform today. II
ILyum Bureau unhesitatingly r
commends them and in doing S
call attention to an unbroken r
cord of success throughout mar
appearances during the time tn;
they have been before the publl
Only is minutes motto
to c. E. Carr gets a polio
on your rice.
Miss Rose |. Harlin of Byervill
Ohio, arrived last week and
now numbered as one of the fact
ty of the Welsh High School
teacher of Domestic Science.
Get your Sack Sewing Twi:
at Miller Hardware & Furnltu
Company's. lo-z
Prof. Aylesworth and his arr
of assistants went to Jennin
this morning to attend the regul
monthly teachers institute VIII
meets this morning and continu
until Saturday.
No. 666 will cure chillS and fever.
is the most speedy remedy we know
cJ254
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Elliot of W.
Liberty, Iowa, who have be
spending some time sightseei
~ in various parts of~California
rived in Welsh Thursday from
sadena, Cal. for a few days vi
with Mr.. J. w. Cooper and fal
". Mr.. Elliot is a brother
Mrs. Cooper. From Welsh tt
will return home via New Orles
and St. Louis. Mr.. Elliot EXPIRE
himself as being well pleased W
our country.
FOR SALE.---A choi
Iot of Barred Rock Coo
ereIs at S5.o 90 each.
e. c. WILLARD,
H' Miss Nellie Stewart left toe
far Lafayette to attend the Sou
west Louisiana Industrial In
tute. Nellie was accompanied
the best wishes of a host of We
friends who regret her abse
The Rice belt journal., 1915-10-15

There are over 400 Wells completed
with Layne Patent Screen and equip
ed with Layne Patent Pumps watering
the present Louisiana Rice Crop, all
Of which are giving ABSOLUTE Salts
FACTION.
We are prepared to start on a new
well for YOU TOMORROW and run
DAY and NIGHT unlil same is complet'
ed. We started drilling new well
for Hollins Bros, near Fenton, La,
June 2Ist at 9P. M. and had same com.
pleted, including the installation OF the
Steel Pit and Layne Pump at midnight
June 26th, and they were pumping on
The Rice belt journal., 1915-10-15
Town Council Meets in Regular
Session.
Hall of Council Chamber, Welsh. La,
October 5th, 1915.

Hall of Council Chamber, Welsh. La,
October 5th, 1915.
Council met in regular session, called
to order by L. H. Boiling, Mayor Pro.
TEN.
Members present J. W, Armstrong,
A. T. Jones and &. H. Boiling.
Absent, Mayor W. B. Gabbert Dr.. r.
r. Arceneaux and S. 0. SCogginS.
Moved by j. w. Armstrong and Sc.
conded by A. T. Jones that the Council
adjourn until Oct. 6, at Zoo p. H., to
transact such business as may come be-
tore the Board. Carried.
S. E. CARROL, Clerk.
Hall of Council Chamber, Welsh, La,
October 9Th, 1915.
Council met in session adjourned
from Oct. 5th, called to order by the
Hon. Mayor ". B. Gabbert.
Members present: j. W. Armstrong,
Dr.. r. K. ArCeneauX and E. H. Boiling,
Absent. A. T. Jones and S, 0. Scog'
gins.
Minutes of the meeting Of September
9Th tread and approved as read.
Moved by Dr.. r. r. ArCeneaux and
seconded by j. W. Armstrong that al
bills OKd by Finance Committee be al
lowed. Carried.
BILLS ALLOWED.
The Rice belt journal., 1915-10-15
June 8, 1915.
FOR pOLICE JUROR-WARD 5,

To the voters of Ward 5, Jefferson
Davis parish: Believing in the princi-
pies OF Democracy, hereby announce
myself as a candidate for police juror
of ward 5, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
Your support is respectfully solicited.
j JOHN M. PITRE.
The Rice belt journal., 1915-10-15
To the Honorable Mayor and Board OF
Trnctnnc of thn Tnuun OF Welsh. IA.

To the Honorable Mayor and Board OF
Trustees of the Town OF Welsh, La.
At the last regular meeting Of the
Welsh Civic League the following mo-
ton was passed:
Moved, that the League present the
money known as the School Block
Fund, when collected, TO the Board OF
Trustees, with the request that they
purchase Block As to be used for the use
of the Welsh Schools.
Enclosed find check for $60OO0 as part
payment on block, the League aSSuni~
ing the balance CT Indebtedness.
Thanking you for your cooperation
in this matter.
Respectfully,
Welsh Civic League,
MRS. ANNA S. ARCENEAX, Pres.
MRS. OLIVE E. BOILING, Sec.
Be it resolved by the Mayor and
! Board OF Trustees Of the Town Of Welsh,
Louisiana, that the check Of the Welsh
Civic League for Six Hundred Dollars IS
hereby accepted to be used in part pay
ment of purchase price OF Block forty
five of the original toWnsite OF the
| Town of Welsh, said property to be
purchased for public school purposes.
Be it further resolved. that W B Cab
bert, Mayor of the said Town of Welsh,
be and he is hereby authorized to en-
dorSe and deliver said check to the
owners OF said property in part payment
therefor, sign said deed conveying said
property to the Town OF Welsh, accept
ing same for the Town OF Welsh TOR
public school purposes.
Moved by E. H. Boiling and seconded
, by ]. W. Armstrong that the Board OF
Trustees of the Town of Welsh, La, ad-
journ until the regular meeting in Nov
. ember. Carried.
> S. E. CARROLL, Clerk.
The Rice belt journal., 1915-10-15
THE LAYNE PATENT

Oil and Water Well Screens Were Awarded the Gold
Medal, and the LAYNE PATENT TURBINE PUMP
Was Awarded the Silver Medal, at the PanamaPaclhc
Exposition, San Francisco.