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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-09-28
y. Y. Evening Mail.

That tragedy that is war and ths
glory that is courage are the domi~
rant notes Of "Mothers of France
the master picture shown at the RI
alto. 1t is a stirring pict.
ure. Most Of it you see through a
mist of tears, because it reaches
down to the simple emotions stirred
IN by human suffering and up to the
heritage of a courageous people
Sarah Bernhard so wonderfully ty-
pifes the indomitab'e courage Of
har country-wOmen that there could
not conceiyably be another choice for
the role. IL will make better men
and women of all who see it.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-09-28
Evening Telegram.

Evening Telegram.
Nine. Sarah Bernhardt in "Moth-
ers of France" amply fulflls the
expectations aroused by the an
nouncement that she had posed for
a photodrama which was to typify
the spirit Of pevading and unfolding
the French Republic Of today.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-09-28
Great Faith in Chamberlain's Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy.

"Chamherlain's Collie and Diar-
rhoea Remedy was used by my faith
er about year ago when he had diar-
rhoea. 1t relieved him Immediately,
and by taking three doses he was alb
solutely cured. He has great faith in
this remedy" writes Mrs. w. H.
Williams, Stanley, N. Y.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-09-28
N. Y. Herald.

In this picture art and good TASTE
are combined and it fairly breathes
patriotism. 1t is one Of the Finest
things that has been done in films.
- ~ Mmo. BarhaT3, gives q
notable portrayal of the baraeved
and patriotic mother.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-09-28
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: And Local Items of Interest ]
= IF Won Are Not Ashamed of Your Visitors Tell Us
6 Who They Are-Teephone 222. !


Prof. James Bailey, principal OF
the Thornwell school, was in Welsh
Saturday evening paying the Jour
nal office pleasant call. Mr.
Bailey is the son of former editor
Of the Rice Belt Journal and lived
here with the family when he was
small boy. His father is at pres
ent editor of the Slidell Sun. Mr..
Bailey brings to US very encourage
ing report Of the progress OF the
Thornwell school. He is also pro-
fuse in his praises of the Teacher
Training Course conducted by DR..
Stephens of the Southwest Indus
rial Institute.
For Sale.-Studebaker automc
bile in Al condition. Will sell cheap
Apply to Goldsmith & Smith.
Geo. Mckay, who enlisted in the
|
infantry some time ago and was sta
toned at Chickamaugua Park, has
been promoted to the rank of Scar
geant, according to information re-
ceived here by his mother, Mrs. M
Mckay.
Nice furnished room for rent
Apply to Mrs. S. E. Carroll
A. L. Estes of Crowley was in
Welsh Sunday visiting his sons.
We still have Duroc
Jersey Hogs for sale, al
though our pigs are all
soId.-BoIing & Verret.
Mrs. H. R. Johnson, who has beer
here with her husband during the
past two months, left Saturday
morning for their home at Russell
vile, Ky. Mrs. Johnson was pleased
with this place and may return II
the future.
H. R. Johnson went to- Opelousas
Thursday to look at herd of cat
tie he contemplates buying.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-09-28
C. me for Insurance
F. g. Seward
Phone 1873 or 90

Hon. ]. S. IRENE of Elton, presi-
dent of the parish police jury. was
a Welsh business visitor Monday,
I'M. B. VanNess returned Saturday
from Elton where he had been look
ing after business in his line.
Picked Spare Ribs, they are
fne-try some. Welsh Bakery &
Grocery.
W. j. Wilson, veterinary surgeon,
and wife, Of Jennings, were Welsh
business visitors Monady.
We have some Irvine left, at 18c
per pound-Ar.nstrong Machine &
Well Works.
MIR. and Mrs. A. C. Shipman LEFT
Monday night for a months vaca-
ticn which they viii spend in visit
ing relatives and friends in Illinois
and Ohio.
Miss Cora. Carr, who has been
teaching in the Franklin school, came
home Sunday to spend some time
with her parents, the Franklin
schools having been temporarily
closed on account of the prevalence
Of diptheria in the community.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-09-28
Insure Your Rice.

insure your Rice.
We will be pleased to insure
your Rice for any length of time,
from one day to a year.
GEO. WEST, !.
Phone 66- at Night 80.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-09-28

We will pay you 80 cents per
lozen cash for eggs. Welsh Pro-
duce Co.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1917-09-28
Compensation Insur-
ance-GeO. West Agent
Phone 66-Night 90

E. A. Lyon of ThOrnwe'l was a
Welsh business visitor Saturday
H, K. Midkiff of Jennings, assist
ant to DR.. R. T. Fisher in the tick
eradication work of the parish, was
in Welsh Monday looking after
some of the details of the work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01
Confessions ofaM1fe

was bis interruption. because Il Is
not true and you know II is not
true. Paula. my grandfather left
me over million dollars that is
mine. no matter whom | marry.
am sorry TO say my mother DELHI
orately lied TO you.
with this. he left the room, and
from the look his mother gave me
as ! followed | knew she blamed
me for the whole episode.
'Margie." said Paula suddenly.
whenever I stop to think of the
, awful things money makes us do
II seems to me II is the real and
most terrible curse We have put
upon us on this earth.
I'VE lie for Il: we steal for Il:
we murder for II. We sell our
souls and those OF others for IL:
we cast out into the world those
who are not able 10 live without
our help for It; we give up home.
friends. love. honor for il.
And what does Il mean when
we get Il at the cost OF all these
worthwhile things? 1t means we
have paid in the highest coin we
know-love, hope, home. honor
for a thing that is absolutely value
less TO us unless we buy with It
something that we need much more
than that which we squsndered on
the acquisition OF money.
Jack Van Rensselaer, would new
or have the same feeling for his
mother that he had before he
caught her in the lie she told
me about HIS money. The
mother had lost more than the
entire million dollars by that one
little untruth. and she told IL that
her son might marry Charlotte
Mavis and add other millions to
the more than enough he already
had.
"Margie. the selfishness and
greed OF the individual-his grasp
ing for money. money, money-is
the one perfectly heartless thing in
the whole plan.
Money has no soul; II only has
the greatest capacity for sin. II
creates the one Unsuitable desire in
the material world.
"We may tire OF love, but we
never tire Of money.
1--WE may not fear for the future
OF our immortal soul. but to face
the future with no money strikes
terror to our hearts and turns our
blood TO water"
ITO be contlnued)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01

MONEY ALONE NEVER
TIRES

"'you must pardon me. Miss
Newton. but can hardly credit
that statement Mrs Van Renssa-
laer exclaimed" said Paula as she
continued the recital OF her cpl.
sode with the society woman.
II stepped TO the door aud called
a passing steward. VIII you go on
deck and tell Mr.. Van Rensselaer,
his mother would like TO see him ?
"In a few minutes Jack was back
in the cabin and looked surprised
when he found me there.
81 have been looking for You all
over the ship. Paula he said
Jack. / want you 20 tell your
mother what | answered when you
asked me 20 marry you.
Jack looked from one 10 the
other. and the color surged over
his face.
"'She told me | did not know my
own mind. and TO &C and marry
Charlotte and be happy; but moth
err. can never care for Charlotte
well enough TO marry her, and !
shall love Paula all my life
There you see. Mrs. Van Rens-
salaer. refused your boy. who is
very dear boy. before | knew he
was penniless.'
"'But | am not penniless.' said
Jack I'm surprise.
"'You would be. dear. II you
married me-
"'Did you tell Paula thisT asked
Jack sternly.
"'But Jack. let me explain beg
ged his mother.
There are no explanations,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01

Carlyle blackwell. star OF World.
Pictures Brady Made. had never
ridden a horse IN his life when an
unklnd fate deposited him years
ago upon ranch at the edge OF a
desett 50 miles from a railroad.
The owner OF the ranch had II In
for" blackwell and at the next
daybreak caused him 10 be placed
ON an outlaw horse aud headed
north.
THE branding wagon IN two
days ride" said he. toying with a
heavy revolver. Keep going TN
you get there. and then 30 10
work"
IL took young blackwell three
days To make the branding wagon.
and he was nearly dead when the
COW punchers lifted him down from
his horse and began 10 nurse him
THE qneer.si part about II" said
he in telling the story the other
day. was that the horse. which
had never submitted 10 being rid
den. behaved like an angel every
minute OF the time. | have always
thought he knew the sinister pur
pose OF HIS owner and refused tc
be party To II"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01
P0INDExTER FOR 80
PER CENT PROFIT TAX
Continued From Page l

mounting costs. For remember
that even this huge sum would
only pay Uncl. Sans war ex.
penses lcsH than EIGHT DAYS,
Where does this leave tho
Steel Trussg With just exactly
s6e.s82. of5 net income, that
can be paid out 20 stoekhoid-
ers. This 10 $4,000 900 more
than the corporation made In
the three years before the war.
u 10 nearly 10 PER CENT
MORE THAN TAE TRUSTS
pRE-WAR PROFITS.
What confiscation can there be
In tax policy that leaves a cor
poration with SIS. 000.0O more
profits than before this terrible
struggle began. that permits II TO
Increase It's net profits. after all
taxes have been paid. by 40 per
cent?
And yet we hear talk about the
Goose that laid the golden egg
Who was the goose7 Was II the
steel trIlst2 No. tho geese that
laid the golden eggs were the PEG.
pie of America and the people OF
our allies. forced by the hard ne.
cesslties OF war to pay any price
for warmaking materials that the
steel magnates chose 10 exact. The
steel trust and the other corpora
tons which have been growing
rich by reason OF war. merely
forced tho geese to lay their
golden eggs IN the corporations
nests.
Now the people want some OF
these golden eggs put to the use
OF the goyernment--not for their
own uses. but merely for the one
great purpose to which all patriotic
minds turp-the winning OF the
war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01
Winter Speeds Trial

By United Press Leased Wire
SEWARD, Alaska, Sept. 1.-The
trial of A. Il. Mclean, government
teacher charged with numbering
his native wife. which is in prog
ress here. is race against time.
II must end by Monday. or the
government will have TO maintain
the witnesses here all winter. The
last boat of the season back to the
Bristol bay district. where they
live, leaves on September 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01
SUNDAY PROGRAMS

SUNDAY PROGRAMS
LIBERTY --sseorg- teban la Lost
In Transit"
COLISEUM --t.eorge ". tohan La
seven Keys 10 isaidpats."
ufsN--.Iask Gardner la The
Hangs Iiass."
MISSION Harold Lockwood In
''rh~ Hidden spring"
GIIMNIu-Aiiee joyce and
Harry Mercy In within tho
law
hTftAND--Doasiss Fairbanks In
''Desble rroubie,"
CLASS A--fteibreoh Hlinn In -
butterfly on the wheel"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-03-08
For Sale.-A good Poland China
boar. See l.. A. Tillman.
South East Arcadia.

The combination sale was well at.
tended, everything sold we'll. House
hold goods sold at nearly new prices
Glen Massey has moved into his
new residence.
Little Althier Blakemore visited
Saturday night and Sunday with
Elma Coghill
The Irving children are out of
school on account of measels.
Mr.. Holmes has sold his. ranch and
Is leaving for Portland
Kathryn Veazie who with her
mother is visiting in Chicago is hav-
ing quite IA battle with pneumonia
as she is now past the crisis her
many friends are hoping to hear of
her speedy recovery.
Frank Dorm is building a new
barn.
Samuel Reed made his regular
,alls in this neighborhood SUNDAY
.vening.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-03-08

caller in this neighborhood Monday
Mrs. Goemer and son Bobby.
spent Tuesday with Mrs. oliver.
Bud Reed left Monday for two
weeks trip to southern Texas.
The Porters have been increasing
their herd of cows. having bought 10
head of Jerseys the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Webster and
daughter Adalaid Ann. returned last
week from their winter trip spent
in the east
The Country Life Club will meet
at the school house on Friday eve
ming of this week a report of the
county agent movement and talk
by the manager of the sugar beet in
dustry here. will be given. There
will also be music and a picnic lunch.
Let all turn out
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-03-08
ORDINANCE NO rs

An Ordinance providing for the estab-
llshment of separate Employment
Offlce, establishing and locating same
providing for equipment, necessary
furniture, books, blanks. Stationery
Ior the proper conduct of such office.
Ieeuiating the compensation and
naming the person to be in charge of
such Office, providing for the an
pointment OF the clerk, or clerks and
mentioning their term of emplov-
ment; prescribing the duty of the
person or persons in charge, reuuir-
ing pond to be given, mentioning
the amount thereof, and providing a
penalty for the making of false state
mehts IN any report, charging of H.
Iegal lees, or accepting of any pri-
Vate consideration for the secnring
of employment. "'e
be 1t ordained by the Chairman md
Board OF Trustees of the Village ~
Jerome, that: "s' Vi
Section |. That there be estahl;shod
withn the Village of jerome. an nfFca
known as separate municipal emnlov-
ment office. "P'oy-
Section IL. That said office shall no
located IN that certain BUILDING IN IT,,
10 IN block "a, Village of jerome. ~ th 'o
tne same may be removed from ssid
building to suit the needs ren,,;rn
menus and convenience of the nnhI;c
oaid once shall be suitably eoIinned
WIN the necessary furniture, books
blanks, stationery, for the proner cons,
duct OF the business as is REQUIRED
Section III. A fee of 81 90 shall b.
charged by said office for each snd
every position secured for any apnlicant
W Wi,, the corporation limits Of The
W yilage OF Jerome, Idaho, and fee ~
5o cents shall be charged each annlic. y,
Tor each position secured With ~
limits OF the municipality. '"e
Section Nv. That there sb.ll n
pointed one clerk TO take care ~ .Ip,,
niscnarge the necessary duties ne,,sin
,hg 70 tne Office who shall receive siI
the Iees paid by the applicant IN ~
and not exceeding the sum Of s59 M M
per month, and this shall he he ' ~.
compensation, and the clerk sbstI IL Ie
appointed by the Chairman a, sc,;, "
CHAIRMAN OF the village, and shall LII
once during good behavior. Ne , o'u
De removed by the Chairman a..
competency or neglect, but shall nsyn.
be removed for political or ners s,si
reasons. PefS"nal
Section V. II shall be the d,,,,, ,
The clerk 50 appointed 10 keen An go "
rate ana complete set Of records ~
ceIpt Tor moneys received or eynsnd 49,
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-03-08

by him in the conduct of such Office
ana snail record all business secured
LOT the applicants, and it shall be the
Iuty oil SAID clerk to file with the au-
altor OF Lincoln County on the first
Monday IN December Of each wear n
complete record of the business trans
acted IN his office during the preceding
year and all money received and dis
bursed. anu u's-
Section vi. That it shall be the dutv
OF the clerk to give a good and sufIic.
tent Dond IN a--sum- equal TO twice tho
amount of the estimated earn;nga 81
ms MI office, such bond to be approved bu
.he Board of Trustees, and filed Win
the village clerk. VIII
Section VII. That said clerL sh.u
Keep record of all persons annlv;nm
LOT employment, requiring them to REQ,
,s.er thelr names, the kind of emnloS.
nIeht desired, wages demanded .pd
s1hai' when persons who desire 70 em'
ploy iabor, register the emnlovor'.
ma'ne, the KIND of labor desired and tba
mafes ne IS willing to pay therefor
ana that said clerk nor any othor III
oon connected with said office shall aaL
any applicant, who is seeking emni "sA
ment' any question relating To bia 10y
1n;ershlp IN or affiliations with anu me ~
lgious, political, benevolent char;tssh re-
,hi;o a or any other organizations or :.
n ms political views on any matters w u, 70
section VIII. Any violations ofn
PROVISIONS !" of this ordinance o W , ,he
making Of any false stateme ~ 'he
iiliIs s'sn in any report, or cbaro;o or
n.Kal Iees, or acceptance of anu sns
'n, consideration for securing en-, PIT
.nd shall constitute misds, rn'paoy-
s smu upon conviction thereof the nsr"n,
, no, guilty shall be fined in MA an person
in pt de - exceed 100000 and costs s sum and
a ~ de ai Of the payment Of Snch s snd
f ; costs shall be confined in the .v ,;,, me
e ssn AZ me rate Of $I.5O per d sr'a e
e eaen and every dollar of such gay gay ioI
Of T Sssea by the Chairman and Ro.-
A,, trustees this 9Th day of March p Toin
b. o. Bul II. II. TRAIL,
lSesll Clerk. chairman.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-03-08
EumauD fe.gnIs.

O a.M f-uaY -yen1ng. ne aides
OF - altm-Idu ,iv1c luD. Produced
par L. LIE iahoOi louise. VIE
Lons-gF--= sNeiai Jun. vnicn vas
well prr'-lGea ma veil attended.
the prcs'=s=,is amounting @ 1ver
nineteen 6cla,s. A.ter he nav lie
ladies OF H. :lll iervea 1 unca Of
doughnuts ant snf.e.
Mrs. Chas- : WaEuua. lf BOISE
is visiting her larsnz. M AMI Mrs.
r. H. Grifhth= she ira1es lie
weather much uilat=r r1s.re han
here. The grass h=l1z zreen aad
some few violets h2Ting oeer tount
before she left the city rEo weeks
ago, which makes this eounrry seen
like northern Alaska.
A week ago the Burk boys. start
ed on a coyote chase, about eizhr
O'Clock in the morning. with their
thoroughbred hounds. When only
short distance from home they
spied Mr.. coyote. who proceeded 10
give them fine chase, both the BOYS
and the hounds being unable to over
take him until they reached Gooding.
They returned home late in the eve
ming tired and hungry. and very
much disgusted with their hounds
and with the outcome of the chase.
Mr.. and Mrs Boiler, of Twin Falls
have recently moved to the Pierce
ranch. The Eldorado people extend
hearty welcome to them.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Salladay and
Mrs. Chas. Watrous drove to Wen
dell Sunday to visit the Kay family.
A number of the young people of
this community, including Mrs. Wat
rous spent a very pleasant evening
with the Misses Bertha and Mary
Speakman in Jerome on Wednesday
Little La Verne Brown and the
Wiswald children are recovering
from an attack of the measels.
Arthur McWilliams is now work
ing for Mr. Boiler.
The men OF Eldorado Heights are
hoping this cold spell will soon
break, so they can begin their spring
work.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-03-08
Canyon Side.

Mr. Tomas and son John and wife
were Sunday visitors at Ben O'Har-
rows.
One of the sheepmen of the Mitch
ell sheep camp was badly burned and
another slightly burned one night
last week when the wagon in which
they were sleeping caught on fire
Both parties are recovering.
Guy Pharris wife and son "Pat,
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
the Pharris home.
This week closes our protracted
meeting. Everyone come out.
Mrs. Dagget and son Bobbie. visit
ed Mrs. Guy Pharris one day last
week
Mrs. N. T. Adams gave 6 O'Clock
dinner to the young men of the
neighborhood last Thursday in honor
of Rev. Osborne.
Henry Adams and Tom Callen took
several head of cattle to Buhl last
Sunday.
Rev. Osborn has been holding some
very successful meetings this week.
Edwin Adams is fully recovered
from his recent illness and is causing
as much trouble as ever.
Walter Henry was visiting the
schools in Jerome last Tuesday.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-03-08

willard Arthur. a young man
about "a years of age. died quite
suddenly last Wednesday evening at
the Idaho rooming house. from pner-
monia. MIR. Arthur was formerly Il
resident of Boise. and came to Je-
rome only short time ago and was
employed by contractor who Is
working ON the bitches for the COM
pany. He contracted the measles
soon after arriving here, pneumonia
later setting in, and he was confined
to his bed only few days. a
brother, Elmer Arthur, of Kimberly.
was notified OF his illness and was
with him at the last. We understand
that his parents reside at Sweet Ida
no. and on Thursday the remains
we're prepared for burial and shipped
to the home of his parents.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1917-03-08

Twin Falls have moved on the ranch
just west of the Wyckoff place. Grand
View certainly has been moving
about some these days.
The masquerade dance at the hall
on last Wednesday evening was quite
success and many attractive cos
tunes were In evidence. Mrs. Floyd
Flora dressed as an Indian maiden
carried off the ladies prize. While
Mr.. Verg Robinson impersonating a
German officer captured the prize for
the gentleman.
Mr.. Greer Quay returned home
the later part of the week having
spent several weeks In the east with
relatives.
Mr.. Walter Wyckoff made the trip
to Wendell the first of the week to
get coal there being shortage in
Jerome.
Word was received here from Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Templeton telling of
the little baby girl that arrived on
the 18th of February.
Mrs. VIM. tombstone will entertain
the Womans Club on Thursday
March fifteenth. all ladies cordially
invited to attend.
The Improvement Club will meet
at the hall on Friday evening March
9th. Among other numbers on the
program will be debate. Question: |
Resolved-That the Jerome High |
way District should pass bond is
sue of $4,000 for the improvement
If roads in said District"
Sunday School at the school house
IN Sunday afternoon. 2:30 p. m.
Everybody cordially invited TO attend
Mr.. Frank Prentiss is visiting his
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Prentiss
The Misses Helen and Virginia
akin entertained last Tuesday eve |
ing with 4 farewell party in honor
NJ Il; Ms. Norman Eakin who I
- ,=aT1s 1T Mnrana shortly and
T. n Ea-i-n v1u elt -ur Murphy. C
S4t-. N Wednesday, where IL mas
,',sccss't luSstiun = assistant man
60 Il lie huruiH lumber 20.