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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-08-11
Inlu z. 1916.

0 '. Of Directors Of the Pub
|, p, Of the Parish Of Jefferson
lo ~ IN regular session with the
y. me- members present. Dr. "
' ,,la, DR.. c. E. Hunter Henry
,i'f Henry Walton, w. M Fenton'
~ Do 2. W. Todd, Ozeman
\ and John Hay o, ,o,c .,....
minutes Of June 90 1916 were
and approved. 49, ~ rcrron
au1GATloN OF ELECTION
Of louisiana
| Of Jefferson Davis. o,,.
ts :, direction of the School
, ' notice is hereby given that on
o.. as the fifth day of July,
= election was held in School
=. = Number % in the Parish of
,..on Davis, Louisiana, to deter
ne proposition to levy a five
.oecial tax on all property sub
ctote taxation in School DISC
Number % in the Parish OF JET
on, louisiana;
f., the majority of the Sxpay.
voting at said election in favor OF
.,oDosition as eight in number
so7lOOO in amount; and that
|..iore said proposition was car
K. done and signed on this the
dov Of July, 1916, at jennings
|i,iana, in the Parish of Jefferson
is.
]. NJ. BOOZE,
.,lont of the Parish Board OF
|chool Directors
sst;
/. P. ANNETTE,
|,stary of the Parish Board Of
|choOl Directors.
was moved by Mr.. Hebert ans
|onded by Mr.. Fenton that tW'
rsfers be run in School Distric
mber % to bring the children t
Rice school. Same carried.
\ was moved by DR.. Hunter ant
ended BY Mr.. Fenton that al
|ools shall not begin later thai
o'clock a. m. and shall remain
m tiIl four o'clock p. m. From
J o'clock a. m. till four o'clock I
shall constitute a school day !,
Parish of Jefferson Davis, Sam
hsd.
4 was moved by Mr.. Hebert an
,onded BY Mr.. Todd that the nun
= Of grades in the Woodlawn scho'
/ the term of 1867 shall be lin
d to seven. Same carried.
It was moved By DR.. Miller an
|,opded by Mr.. HS that the schoo
me Parish of Jefferson Davis b.
4 The term of 1867 on the fourt
n Of September. Same carried.
h was moved by Mr.. Fenton al
esnded BY Mr.. Precht that no 9th,
gewriters be used in the scho
uldings, jennings, Lake Arthur al
VsIsh but the Remington typewrite
ans carried.
The following bids for the offs
h journal for the year 1867 we
|ubmitted:
Jennings, La, July 7th, 1916.
, The President and Members Of t
Parish School Board of letters
Davis Parish;
Gentlemen; l respectfully offer
b the Public Printing for your He
|aable body in the Jennings Week
limes-RecOrd on the terms followi1
o-vit; Seventy COY cents I
quars for the first insertion a
twenty-five (25) cents per square
|aaeh subsequent insertion.
The Jennings Weekly-Ti
|'Td has a general circulation in
Parish and has been established mi
han year.
Yours truly,
N. L. MILLER,
Ed;tor ond pnhlishar
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NOTICE TO VOTERS:

To vote in favor of the proposition
submitted upon this ballot, place a
cross Ky mark in the square after
the word eyes," to vote against it,
Mace a similar mark after the word
"No."
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to levy a
three (3) mill special
tax on all property sub
iect to State taxation in
School District Number
% in the Parish Of JEFF
ferson Davis, Louisiana
annually, for a period OF
five (5) years, for the
purpose of giving addi-
tional aid to the public
school of the said School
District Number ".
Taxable valuation s.
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snulE BUSINESS COLLEGE, NEW ORLEANS

highest Grade and Most Practlcaii
Courses in Business, in Shorthand ans ana
In English. Best Equipments. on-
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RESOLUTION.

s. E. CARROLL, Tax Collector.
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N. L. MILLER,
Editor and Publisher.
Welsh, La, July 7th, 1916.
10 the Honorable President and Mem
hers Of the Jefferson Davis Par
sh School Board:
submit for the consideration Of
l0H Honorable Body my proposition
2 publish the minutes and ordinances
'a all other notices required by law
Be published by the School Board
the Parish Of jefferson Davis,
louisiana;
mat viii publish all such arti-
's and notices in the manner re-
alred by law, at the legal rate as
apulated by the laws of Louisiana
Y reference to the publication Of
''n''l Board proceedings, ordinances
.aa notices, viz: so cents per square
- the first Insertion and rs cents
= square for consecutive insertions
ana IN the event that l should b
Vp'nted official printer by you
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01

A notable, and most encouraging
feature OF Judge ira l.. ItODluSOn Il
campaign Tor me Republican n0minu-
Ion !or governor is me unAuiInlLy' OF
'rnGuuraalnE rrpnrtr comiag frUln per
sJ1a Ia al .i.I..s OF lie una Irum
every acctlnn vi lie state. From the
North, South, Last and West, from
! b."N.Es, I4.H.ara, c4p.L4IIb!s, laDU.-
| ar, miners mad railroad men, state
mems gro forthcoming which cave
nU IuUBl al 10 inc road OF pubic
#uutimeAL IA favor vi ."c noted jar
TIT.
, the Hon. EMmct SHDwlltrr, Of
FdirmoLt former United Btutcs dis
/ gTlri attorney 10. me Errlhuru judi
! ciHI GtaIg.cJ .! Walt Virginia and one
time candida" TO- Tho Ju:lGd States
senate, who Is onc of The must prom
Uncut ANA host informed Republicans
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Why This Sudden Tnterestl

Why has President Wilson waited SO
long to=urge upon the nation a pro-
gram that was no less imperative
eighteen months ago than 1t is today
Why has he lurked in the background
until national sentiment In favor oil
preparedness was aroused by the
patience and eloquence OF other men
and why does he now come forward
as though none but himself had ever
thought OF the plan? Why-oh, why
has he waited until few months be-
fore national election, when the id
ministratIon will be called upon tc
account for its four years steward
ship?
Why? Because he would attract at
tention from the wretched financial
blunders OF his administration. He
would have the nation forget his sus-
tanned tiasco in Mexico. He would
have us fail to remember that he has
failed to make England. In any one OF
numerous instances. recognize the
rights OF American ships and American
MERCHANTS. He would have lis drop
from mind the fact that Germany has
not yet dlsayowed the sinking of the
1nsitania. In other words, President
Wilson is playing politics. He Is try
ing to shift the issue. to iuggle the
cards.
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Wlbon In I,,,yn

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81 t,.,, I.lH'' MAn INV tloGst!t OF tI'e
E".s.p,ilts. oIl n H"! W" Il"c :!
T ~ ~. toE NJ Pres'uent 70 say It,
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ton. oh. II something would only
happen to relieve the tense strain she
was laboring under. And she must
face it alone-alone!
Yes. she must see what was going
on behind that door--yes, IL the sight
would Kill hcr-she must: The mys-
terry must be solved II her death would
rcsuIl--or even the loss Of her hus-
bands love.
She started for the door. but her
knees gave way under her and she
collapsed ON the floor. All, brave
heart! She arises! Aud again crosses
The floor to the door. full Of porten-
tnus silence. What dread suspense!
Beads Of icy Precipitation dashed to the
floor and splashcd back again. Oh,
she must-Bhe must!
Slowly ten more minutes dragged
their weary length alone-they seemed
ages. Then, with n strength born OF
desperate resolve. she rushed across
the floor and flung open the door. A
cloud Of smoke rushed from the oven.
Her first pie had burned TO a crisp.
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One Of the best arguments for the
Republican protective tariff policy
has been furnished by the Democrat
ic party"
This comment has just hucn made
by Representative Charles u. Timber
I lake, of Colorado. on the recent ac-
tion OF the Democratic caucus pIedg-
Ing support to the bill for retaining
the present duty on sugar.
In the first place. this proposal
to maintain the present sugar tax Is
an admission by the Democrats OF the
financial failure of their administers
tlon," said Mr.. TImberlake. Con
frOntcd=by= eYer=fncreasTng deficit
in the treasury, and at their wits end
how to meet 1t. they are forced to rec
ognize Republican principles to pre-
vent further annual loss OF $40,-
600 600 In revenue.
Furthermore. the secondary effect
of the Democratic reduction of about
fifty cents per hundred pounds In the
sugar duty constitutes another adj
mission of failure. When the Demo-
Gratis advocated free sugar, they
claimed that the price of sugar Ia
the consumer would be reduced In
proportion to tho reduction in duty.
But what are the facts?
"The partial reduction in the sugar
duty wiped out the cane sugar indus
try OF the United States. 1t partially
Destroyed the beet sugar industry and
completely blocked its further devel-
opment. 1t conferred benefit upon
the sugar industry in foreign coun-
tries. 1t reduced the annual customs
revenues about ten millions. At the
same time the price of sugar in
America has remained practically the
same.
"In short, this one item in the
Democratic tariff law has reduced our
revenues. tremendously damaged
American industry. aided foreign
competitors. and has been Of 10 bene-
fit whatever to American consumers.
ut is not surprising that lndivid-
ual Democrats in the recent caucus
refused TO abide by its decision he-
cause 1t was furnishing ammunition
TO their opponents. The Republican
contention has been completely JUS
titled"
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Ftne -rnrthq agn. when the 1iuri-
tania ma eacrn v-nr on the 1'7s nF -.
cry American r't'1er 80 500 Tar1'
Trthrao r.Ftl. "T'T.o -at'n7 which 70.
manheref trr %atrc wii' r- rerr7t
the rusrtania."
m i4 now rlnrr F1'7f N e1 tar. y r.
Sras n forecast - .fa ~ -rc md
r0lfrT ri Mr. V-f'r-T'r admin 'ra'inr
The T~;hnnn was r1ietntnr Not a-f9
haE STR Wffenr rorrrt'ar tho Tnri
tanir. brt unfnr tNn ~orace az fur
thor Eerrians eas7rcinaticr hn har
cor rantnd IN arrrhrn m "~rnrr'rnt
which permits thu crime - stand FOR
All time "a m net "F murder unthar-
acferized ard without disavowal.
Thanks to Mr.. Wilson's course,
"too prnnd TO fight" has now hen7
established as the controlling spirit
OF American foreign rnlfc~. end
ihenceforth no nation will be re-
strained from numbering any Amer'-
can citizen by the thought of such
murder IL regarded ns "f1leEal" by
an American administration.
In 80 far as he was able. Mr.. Will
son has thus committed his country
to the doctrine that there Is nothing
IN national honor or national safety
worth defending, and that peace al
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After the War,

The London Morning Post said In
an editorial recently:
military victory Is still far away;
but even military victory will not
save this nation II 1t is won by others
and not by ourselves, and IL 1t Is ac-
complIshed by commercial defeat. We
understand that thoFe German indus
tries which rely on the export trade
are at present producing. not so much
for export. as for dumping after the
war. The state is ut nrnsnnt sllhsidiz-
ing these German industries for the
express purnose Of ACCOMPLISHING re-
serves which will he used for ie'ng-
ing our markets With chear goods
when the war Is over. How are we
going to meet this menace?
"This country must have national
protective tariff n II Is To r'frw'rn tNn
Tns-ce commercial cnrftrf "'hfrh 'e
sure To follow this war Wn NAV ha
fold that evan 10 mention iris e't''-
feet fs what Is called = breach ~ thN
party truce II 1t has como tn tits.
that the marty trnre ia TO r-nvnrt t'fiF
country from adnrfInv n tirsc \ 7al-
icy necessary 10 itF r7Tv7tle1 then
the party trrcn world tn rather Z
source of rnril than cf a7'rtz But
we prefer to believe tf'1t lh's MR. ha1
raised tho nnag+'71 7f i-''ne'i"f e7fnn
and trade rrctnc'fnn ar' ~ tNP re-l'n
Of PARTY nolItice md rlacnh Z qr1c1g
the questions of national urgency
which ara to he settled without refer
pnce to party"
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THE DAILY
NOVELET
TIE CLOSED DOOR.

The popular stars Of The beautiful
honeymoon; Il trip OF bliss. JOY and
happiness. ell three. lie kissed her
They had JUS returned from their
and murmurcd many cndcar nR things
into her ear. all Of which she kept
there.
The day was slowly fading. and a
feeling of terror stole over her. A
grim waiting OF she-kncw-nOt- what
numbed her senses and stirred her inn
aEination already boiling over.
Why did not her mother warn her?
Oh. why did they not forbid her mar
riaEc? 1t was too horrible to cOntem-
platc-that they wilfulIy sacrificed her
10 their ambitions. Impossible! And.
yet?
"Oh. II she dared only open that
door, just to satisfy her wild imagina-
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Thr Marrow PlrtiaHn.

President wilson ma 81; phat'cl.lg
rejected the proposition o. Koprc-
sAntaliye Barnhlrdt, Der Dcrnt. ol
Indiana. that Legislation creating the
proposed tariff board provide that
two members be named by the
majority OF the House and Senate.
two by tho minority and the hllh by
the president. Mr.. Wilson insists
that hu bn authorized 10 name all Eve
members.
Mr.. Barnhardt's proposition grew
out OF relaxation that Mr.. " son
never has had and never would APP
point non-partisan board, thai even
where he has been required by stat
ute to appoint members OF the OPP
posing party he has violated the spir-
II OF the law and named Progresslvc9
instead OF Republicans. and that e.
cry time good government has de-
mAnded that no appoint bipartisan
board. or az In the case Of the fpder-
NJ reserve board, Mr.. Wilson has dis
regarded the demand and named only
Democrats: that, contrary 10 the
views OF the trainers or the federal
reserve act, Mr.. Wilson insisted that
hIF son-in-laW. Mr.. MCAdoo. and
John Shelton Williams be made eX-
otIlcIo members of the federal reserve
board. and that In the case of the
shipping bill he Is trying to jam
through Congress and which provides
for n shipping board with judicial
functions similar to tho Interstate
Commerce Commission. Mr.. Wilson
Is insisting that the two most inef-
tiGient and dlscredited members OF
his cablet. his son-ln-lHw and Secre-
tary Daniels, be made ex-ofTlcio men,
bers.
1t is for these reasons and in
some measures to forestall Republic
can crItIclam,, that=A[r..Ba rnhart.i
perfect rood fnith. proposes this
ImakGshiT for choosing the tariff
board. But Mr.. Wilson would haze
none OF 1t. He Is. above all things.
candidate for renomInation--rr-
CARELESS OF his own pledge and the
party platfornl-and on the eve ~
the election he will not listen to any
plan which would deprive him OF
five good jobs" to be distributed
where they will do the most good Z"
So convinced are the majority OF
the people OF having tariff board
that II Is probable Congress will Gre
ate one. but most OF those who vote
for 1t will do so with complete real
Ization that 80 long as there Is pres
ldent who invariably puts political
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hCpt.

We favor n single presidential term
and to that end urge the adoption oil
an amendment TO the constitution
making the president of the United
States ineligible Tor reelection, and
we pledge the candidate OF this COLI
venuon 10 this Drinciple.-Fron the
Democratic pnrty's platform.
/ hereby consent 10 the use Of my
name as a candidate for the prcsl-
dency-W0odrow Wilson to Charles @
Hildehrand, secretary of state OF Ohio
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Yns Why. Ale2

at am a lifelong Republican and
feel pride in the traditions and his
tory of my party."-Abe Lilly.
Now then "CuzzIn," II you are
suchan ALFRED good Republican why
are you making your campaign
through the. Democratic newspapers
of West Virginla-Rnd II you are SO
proud of your party. It's history and
tradition-if, as you infer. you are
SO jealous oil its destiny. why did yoh
openly criticize the Republican legls-
nature last winter and do all in your
power to embarrass the admlnistra-
finn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01

any price is the noblest and highest
goal statesman can seek.
Mr.. Wilson has forgotten the Lusi-
taHia. The case now passes from his
AHndB to those of the American pGo-
ple. 1t is for them to accept or re-
Jcct what has been done In their
name.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01

T0rcEbly TO ll'r p'nbcnn mind.
Altoona Herald: Why couldn't
President Wilson have brought the
all wise pngtmasl"r general along AMI
let him take few e aHcoE ut some of
hir proposed mail routes?
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COUNTY OFFICES

To the Voters OF Harrison County:
hereby announce my candidacy for tho
Republican nomination for Sheriff OF Har.
rispn county, subject 10 the decision of the
primary election 10 he held Tuesday, June
., 1916. l most earnestly nsk your support
and influence, ANA II nominated and elect
etl, not only promise to discharge faith
fully nnd teHFlessly the duties OF the office.
but Will give my very best service TO Nil
the people.
L. WAYMAS OGDEN.
ClarksburE. w. Va.
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Charleston, W. Va.

MN a candidate for the Republican
nUMlinatiun Tor Secretary uf State, subject
20 tie primary election. June U, 1915. 1
ltlieve III tine principles of the great Re-
.'nuiiGan r"rEy ana ITS plntioFm snail be
..ud influence.
Atkins, W. yn.
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clTY OEELcEs
ZOE ELtI Nlerl

am candidate Tor nomination for city
clerk on the Republican ticket, subject TO
the primary election March Z. 1915. and II
nominated and reelected will continue to
give the same honest. efficient and cour-
teuMs service as during the last year.
earnestly solicit your vote and lnflu-
ALBERT J. BISHOP.
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Please announce that l am candidate
for the Republican nomination for Score
tnry OF State / was born on Harrison
County firm mud appeal TO the voters of
that county for support Ill the primary on
June q,
Charleston, W. Va.
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political Advertlsements.)
announcements
STATE OFFICES


am n candidate for the nomination for
governor OF West Virginia on the Repub-
lean ticket, subject to the primary cleo
ton, June .. 1915, and respectfully solicit
yOur vote and influence.
IRA L. ROBINSON.
Grafton, W. Va.
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Grafton, W. Va.

am candidate for the Republican
nomination for governor OF West Virginia.
subject to the primary election TO be held
June q, 1916, and respectfully solicit your
support.
Beckley, w. Va.
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Ic%p"dloncy before principle there
will he no prospect of securing either
comn"tcut Or truly bipartisan
tariff board.
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Zoe Attorner tlcncral.

am n cHndlunte Tor the Republican
nomination for attorney general, UT West
Virginia, subject to tie primary. June q,
lHlN, AnI solicit your vote anL influence.
BIRIi 4. sTI4TIlEKS.
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FRENCH ANNOUNCES.

d. r. French. Democratic stats
senator residing Mt Blnefnld has an
npunccd his candidacy for governor.
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For councllman.

Councilman for the Fifth Ward on the ne.
publican ticket, subject to the primary
election March Z. 1919, and respectfully
solicit your vote and influence III tho Fifth
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ALBERT J. BISHOP.
Wild II. COLE

Respectfully RollcIts your support and In.
Guenee for nomination ON the Republican
ticket for the Office OF City Clerk upon tho
merits rs former public official
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attorney genetul OF West Virginia. subject
to The Republican primary election. June O.,
1916. and will appreciate your vote nnd
support.
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An EycuiIlsr Echo,

The brave man cares out his for
tune, and every man Is inc son vi AIS
own w0rkS.-CEI.. A.~TL.S.
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] AM candidate for tile Republican
nomination Tor Lniled States Senator, sub
Jcct To the primary election 10 be held
June o. lOl6. hLd viii greatly appreciate
your vote and influence.
Huntington. w. Nm.
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Z : = Z = Z = = + Z + : q = = = = = = = = =
TO THE BOYS IN THE ORCHESTRA
IN 'fHR BIRTH OF A NATION"
IF. !. W. 99c Cny Street)
The Birth OF a Nation" il simply great
Tho finest in itR inc
hcre's%to the boys Of the orchestra,
And their In perfect time.
You almost hear III" nectlng BREATH
Az the soldiers fall the field of dealt
md the little triple Of feet
The darklcs call in he troubled
There Isn't d'sc0rh,
Or note tn fail fat,
From "Dxo Land" to
"Whcrcd Get That Hat"
+ T. e + j. = 80 $3.50 + r. + j. = j. :. j. + y - + j. !
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01

1 min candidate for nomination for
i'uted States Senator. subject to the Re.
publican primary, June u. 1915, and rn-
SpectTully solicit your vote ana influence.
parkersburr. w. va.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01
Here's Palate Joy for You

Here's Palate Joy for You
also stomach comfort be-
yond belief. Heat a Shredded
Wheat Biscuit in the oven to
restore crispness, then cover
with sliced bananas and pour
over it milk or cream.
Sweeten 1t to suit the taste.
Acomplete, perfect meal sup
plying more strengthening
nutri1nent than meat or eggs
at acostof three or four cents.
Awarm, nourishing breakfast
IA deliciousl lunch. Made at
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-01

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