The Rice belt journal., 1919-09-27

and veteran politicians are predict.
ing the most intense race the state
has known for many years. All three
candidates, Colonel Frank P. Stubbs
Of Monroe, indorsed by the regular
Democratic organization of New Or
leans; former Congressman Phanor
Rreazeale Of Natchitochcs, indorsed
by the Democratic Liberty League,
and John NJ. Parker Of New Orleans.
indorsed by Governor Pleasant and
many Of The Independents, have es-
tablished headquarters in New Or
leans.
New Orleans-De Soto parish has
taken vigorous steps towards reaping
the utmost reward for cotton raised
within her borders, according to in.
formation received in this city from
State Senator T. L. Bowling. The
banks Of the parish have agreed to
finance the farmers to the extent of
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fen nav ho l,on+ oes ~ no. ,.,,l4 sl4e ~.
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American Cotton Association is
New Orleans - A simultaneous
campaign by the state organizations
of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
cation in every Southern state for
s., 900, 900 for furtherance of both
rome and foreign work will begin
October % and last till October 20 II
was announced bv George D. Booth Of
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Now Or1oors r1o ,,,,n,1o. - -,
tomohiIes oporatod in Innisfana hos
fncraased o22 nor cont sinoo 1o1I oc
ccrdi,,g +o fo,ros r,,tIisbod -, +bo
nanartman4 of ApriorI+,,ro cbou,i,,g
comnarisons from 1o14 - 7o12 Tb5
7umhpr of antomobilos in tbo sto+o
II 1919 was 40,Ooo compared with L.
wv III 1914 New orleans hao over
lV,oVo lceASeu auIonoOlleS III 1919
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% 'T, ~ n,.,, Nv 9iA'T I,.t, anL,u"' lnee'lns
~ 'Ho lh.Do9''uA ,g Dl'e,ioI e A99oola,
Cona,.oro+ioIo1 ~ ",,o L c,,unoh n ho' p -lol ~
ootSl y 45 ee"'loll1i ,1 oH,u Va nelo' Isopo' ~
in numerical strength, acquisition OF
new church property, and special en-
phasls upon social service and COM
munity welfare work,
No4o,it.opo n, .ua o
80 -,1'0lti'o'u,', In0 - "n'e 'o
way situation with the Chamber of
Commerce in Shreveport, and the
towns of Gibsland, Bienville, Saline
end Chestnut and will do everything
possible to keep The road in opera
ton and have the necessary improve
Shreveport. = Az the recent meet
ing of the Caddo Association in
Louisiana, composed of twenty-one
churches with a combined member
ship of 5000 people, tfat association
inc SsA1 nm in tbo pontie+ Seventy.
five Milton camnaion
st. Benedict. - After experiment.
ing for years with all kinds or Der
ries, Mr.. Kollock, of this place.
ing worry GOOD vino from +bn vto,at.
ill., borr;os 90 Tho Eronch r,r,borrv
Lake CharTes.-A meeting will be
held at Alexandria November II,
when the plans proposed for the COIL
struction of the 100000 Baptist or
ered
Natchitoches. - Weather condi-
tons are improving and cotton being
rushed TO the gins. Hay making is
eemet"' ae 80 @41 NJ, 'i'e ao wy 10 my ~, oA % ~,
thro,,a,, 40 soosnn
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Natchitoches. The move to or-
ganize the Natchitoches Chamber of
to,lna 800 - ~ - - W. 80 a ""!, s am
soaro+ar,, - 49, ,,4,, ~ on,n,a-,oa 80 aao,a
~ sa,so4Ia %l-l w ~ ~ tllplo.a" cs ." '0oN
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Monroe-A more rigid inquiry In
t. violations of the gambling laws,
the carrying of concealed weapons
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