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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-06

I ba SUI yegua rebelde. Los caba'lcs re-
siStianse cada vez mas al enganche
Y al yugo. de tai modo cue emPe-
20 a preferirse al asno. Habia anIma-
les que no aecptaban determlnado
apero; mas como p]ertenecian a los
ricos, sc deferia a rebellion, comen-
tandola mimosamente a titulo de Ca
pricho.
I'm dia los caballos no vinierou a!
son de la trompa, Y fue mcncster
constrenirlos por Ia fuerza; pero los
subsiguientes, no Sc reproduce Ia re-
heli6n.
Al fin esta tuvo lugar cierta Tez
QUE la marea cubri6 Ia playa de pes
cado muerto, como sofia suceder. Los
caballos Sc h~artaron de ESQ y sc los
VIC regresar al campo suburbano
cen lentitud sombria.
Media nochc era cuando estall6 el
singular conflicto.
De pronro IN trueno sordo y per-
sistente conmovi0 Ell ambito de la
ciudad. Era que todos los caballos
Sc habian puesto en- movimiento a Ia
veg para asaltarla; pero este Sc su-
! po luego, inadvertido al principle en-
Ia sombra de la noche y Ia sorpresa
dc 10 inesperado.
Como las praderas de pastoreo
~quedaban entire las murallas. NADIA
pudo c~ontener la aggression; Y, aiiadi-
DO a este ell conocimierto rIirucioso
cue los animales ten;an de los dom!-
cilios ambaS cosas a~crecentaron la
cat&strofe.
Noche memorable entire todas, sus
horrores solo aparecieron cuando ell
dia vino a ponerlos en- evidencia, null
titplicandolos aun.
Las puertas reventadas a cOces va
clan por cl suelo, dando paso a fe-
roces manadas que Sc sucedian casi
sin interruption. Habia corrido san
gre. pues no pocos vecinos cayeron
a~plastados bajo cl casco Y los diem
tes de la banda, en- cuyas fila% eau
saron estragos tambi6n las armas
humans.
Conmovida de tropeles la ciudad
obscureciase con la polvareda que en-
gendraban; Y un extraNo tumutto
tornado por gritos de colera o de
dolor. delinchos yariados como pala-
bras a los cuales mczclabase n que
otro doloroso rebuzno, y eStampidos
dc coces sobre las puertas atacadas,
unia 81 espanto al pavor visible de
Ia catastrofe. Una especic de terre-
motto incesante hacia vibrar el suelo
con cl trote de Ia masa rebel0e. eXal-
tado a ratios como en- rafaga huraca-
NADIA por freneticos tropeles sin d.
reccion ' sin objeto: pues habiendo
saqueado todos los plantios de cana
mo Y hasta algunas bodegas quo CO.
diciaban ~aQuellos corceles ~peryerri-
dos por los refinamientos de Ia mesa
grupos de animales ebrios acelcraban
la obra de destruction. Y por ell ado
del mar era impossible huir. Los
caballos conociendo Ia mission dc las
aaves, cerraban ell acccso del pucr-
to.
Solo la fortaleza p~ermanecia in
c0lume y empeCibase a organizar en-
ella la resistencia. Por 10 pronto. Sc
cubria de dardos a TODD caballo que
cruZaba por ALI, V cuando Gaia GER
ca, era arrastrado al interior como
~vitualla.
Entire los vecinos refugiados cir
culabsn los mas extranos rumores.
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CALUROSA RECOMMENDATIONS.

(Pasa a Ia pag. 9a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-06

"Deberian hallarse en- ell equipaie
de TODD viajero"-escribe e, senior
Geo. Jenner, 4I6 Labor Street, San
Antonio, Texas, acerca de Foley
C~athartic Tablets"-"es el mejor
laxante que he tornado y 10 reco-
miendo a todcs los que padezcan
constipation Y biliosid:d". Limpian
los intestinos, purifican ell estomago
Y ayudan al higado. Corrigen la
Indigestion, nal a~liento, gases, len
qua sucia Y pastosa Y otres destrde-
mes intestinales. No producer rotor
tiiones nj nauseas. (Adv.)
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~PRACTICOs

Tia mejor c~a.scci0E es 81 geEsTo- s'
pestcGos 81 ;s.c, Z S.-Vy --~T,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIVERSAS
OBRAs DE SAMUEL SMILES.

FL C,-S---- SO
Fl abor-n 81
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Vida y Tra6ajo ou
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MACIA MACNETISMO, Etc.

Arte de cur4- por medic &c! NaEne-
t;s-oo. banos. uaSs5e y Gimassia - 4So
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OBRAS DE M~AUeAsSANT
F. GABRIEL D'ANUNZIO

z T-:uaco de "a JIueste. Dos iouaos s I.20
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oBRAS DE CARLoTA BRAEME

Il 50 rcHttI0s ccHr UHc.J
AzUccaa-
AmorrS Sublirnss.
Co-azon Je Uso.
Dora
j.. secycto Le Lady AGuel
In su MananS &c bOCas
Entire dos Psca5os
!-vencible Amor.
Leoaor.
la Tcataci6n &c una Mujsg.
Lucia De Amor.
Ia .IoGesn4 Ccn.cjcata
Ia CouGcSa &c Grades
Ia Es,reI.a de Ano-
Mas DebI. que @a@ MUJc:
Jucz y ParJe
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MATERIALS DIVERSAS.

Album dc caac;ones Qopa.sces escoEiLas.
Opsrctas y Z@.1aeiaS ...............SO:5o
e R=y &c JOS COciEe-os. E-ataGO prac-
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OBRAS DEL DIR. MARDEN.
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09
William James Dudley.
Jennings TimeS-ReCOrd)

Jennings TimeS-ReCOrd)
William James Dudley was
born in Springfield, New Jersey,
July II, 1874, and in 1913 moved
with his parents to Erie City, N.
Y. In 1851 he moved to Hennefier
Illinois and lived there until 1879,
when he moved to Dickerson
County, Kansas. In 1906 he NOV
ed to Jennings, Louisiana. He
lived in Jennings and Welsh until
his death, July 81, 1919.
He died at the home of his
brother, David E. Dudley, on
North Main Street. Mr.. Dudley
leaves three sisters and three
brothers to mourn his loss. They
are, Mrs. VIM. Buckingham of
Welsh; Mrs. Gleason of Elmo,
Kansas; Mrs. J. S. ElSton of Chi
cago, ILL.,; Mr.. C. F. Dudley of
Lake Arthur; Mr.. J. H. Dudley of
Marion, Iowa; and Mr.. David E.
Dudley of Jennings.
The funeral was held Friday,
August LIST, from the Methodist
church, conducted by the pastor,
Rev. H. X. Faux, assisted by DR..
F. w. 10y. Interment was made
in Greenwood Cemetery.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09
RICE GROWERS
TO HAVE LONDON OFFICE

The Southern Rirn Gr0vorc'
Association Wi! or{ohEsh wv 81
free in T ondon ib;s Toor - nrJa,
tb,f d;roct ;nforn,oi;on nn ao,,
dit;onS IN that n,arl'oi n,oI' 10 W. 80
crrod ThiS VIII nnaIIo '' h ~ ~ ~
oanization 70 konn ~ nlosa to,,nh
with Ibo ovnorI trodn u 4 ~
ms soorotpr, "nJ N, n, -, 49, rs s.
tho ocSocioJior ' nrr;rnd 81, Man,
VorL HTonJar n,arn;ne a' ,,. ~ wv Wv
will snpnd SGnn i;,nn :, Tan,;I;ar
izino himself with oxnort nondi
ions and aotbor ;nforp,at;on anL
data Of innnrla,cn ralat;vn - Uhn
cxnorI Of rico " WV
Tho ariohI;chr,ort or To,do,
of,ice hoS boom ,,,Jo W a -" l1Go,o"
tion for covcral rannths 10" ~
Southern R;cn Crounrs o,' DS 'I ~
tho bio nnr, tha ov,,o,,t '"t ~ w
will NAV ~ uo nrinas of ha,an G'
con, r;ceS S t,;s ,o,r w VA, " 'A' n,
900 or As;at;c r;"o t,o " d ~. g Sl1V a.
The Amcrican nroduct nrnn,; sos
As London iv tho rico r1orl,ot of
HE World mr,st Of Furona heina
cunnI;od thronah Ho EnnI;nb
canitaI tho offico Of tho cant1orn
Growers will havo ito fnoor on
thp mise Of Tho worvdS r;co trodo
with Tho Amer;can rico ,'arl,of
onpnina 81 q hiaber forro iban
in anv DrcviouS wear and o h;a
exDorf demand The rice @rovere
Of this country foce tho nrornoct
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09
BABIES TO BE SHOWN
ON PICTURE SCREEN

Photographer S. E. Carroll is
busy these days making picture
slides of the babies of the COM
munity for the Baby Show which
will be staged by the management
of the Auditorium the latter part
of this month.
You will want to see your baby
on the screen along with the other
babies of the community, so take
them to CAROLS Studio and have
the slide made. There is no ex-
penSe to you whatever, and all
children under five years of age
are eligible.
AT the time of the sowing of the
babies pictures on the screen suit
able prizes will be awarded.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09
MONDAY TO DECIDE
WHOM CANDIDATE OF
LEAGUE WILL BE.

New Orleans. Aug. 9-MOnday
night, it is said, will decide whom
the candidate of the Ligerty Lea
que will be for Governor. Friends
of Senator f. M. Stafford and
Phanor Breazeale are confident
their candidate will ct the nomi-
nation. No other candidate than
these two is probable at this late
day. 1t is generally thought that
Senator Stafford is the stronger.
Mr.. Stafford's friends base their
contentious for his recognition on
proved worth and his early dec
laration for the principles OF the
League, Mr.. Breazeale's on their
candidates geographical location.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09
NEW PARTNERSHIP IN
REALESTATE BUSINESS.
Alliance of Two Good Business
Men Has Promise.

The Journal takes pleasure in
announcing the formation of a
partnership between MeSSrS. C. E.
Carr and c. F. Jeter. The new
firm will be known as Carr &
Jeter," and under that title will
do a general realeState and farm
loan business.
The firm will also handle a
general line of insurance.
Ii is useless to undertake to
introduce either of these gentle
men to the readers for they are
too we'll known throughout this
entire section of Louisiana and to
everyone who knows anything at
all about Welsh or Jefferson Da-
Wis parish, to need reciting. They
are both men of established
worth, closely identified with the
growth and progress Of the COM
nunlty.
Mr.. Carr has been in the real
estate business here for more
than twenty years. He was rear
on a farm north of Welsh and
knows farming and farms like a
book. He is at present interested,
with his sons, in the growing of
rice. He knows the realestate
business too, and through his
knowledge and connections is in
position to render ineStimabIe
service to both buyers and sellers.
Mr.. Jeter is also a successful
combination of the business man
and farmer. He retired from the
farm last year, following a sue
ceSSful career in rice growing.
Although fully able to establish
himself in any city in the world
he has recently had constructed
an elaborate and imposing home
here as an evidence of his great
faith in the Welsh country. He
is a salesman of more than ordin-
airy ability.
The new firm should do a flour
ishing business, especially in
view of the fact that trading in
realeState promises to be lively
from now on.
Realty owners will do we'll to
list their property with these en-
terprising dealers for there is no
doubt but that inquiries will be
pouring in to them throughout
the coming season.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09
ROANOKE ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Henning
have returned from their trip to
several of the central states, and
report having had an enjoyable
trip, seeing nice crops in some
places and in others not so good.
Miss Pedigo, who makes her
home with the family of A. T.
Moore, is visiting her mother in
Crowley.
Last Saturday night someone
ran into Homer Sheumaker's car,
completely demolishing it. AL
though there were four in the car
no one was hurt.
Rev. and Mrs. Childress left On
the evening train Tuesday for
Colorado Springs, where they will
spend the vacation.
Mrs. Floyd Hurlbut who under
went an operation at st. Patrick's
sanitarium in Lake Charles is re-
ported as doing nicely and will
be home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Cornwell of
Welsh called upon Miss Pearl
Diener Monday.
The writer has had the pleas
ure of visiting again the pleasant
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Nj. Sheu-
maker. Home is what we make
it anyway and it makes me proud,
even glad, to be in a home like
theirs.
Lloyd and Pearl Diener attend
ed the Methodist church in Welsh
Sunday. Bro. Weldon delivered
a fine sermon.
"A Cleaner,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09
BOY SCOUT DANCE
WAS GRAND SUCCESS
Flower of Youth Assembled From
Far and Near.

The Boy Scouts of Welsh had
their first big fete Thursday night
when they gave a grand ball at
A. r. Arceneaux'S warehouse. The
event was looked forward to and
attended by a big crowd of young
folks, dancers, and old folks, wall
flowers, as ever attended a like
event here. The music was Splen-
did and everyone had a grand
time.
The boys had the hall nicely
arranged, had plenty of refresh
ments, and an ingeniously ar
ranged typhoon cooling system
constructed out of a chaff blower
driven by a large motor, made
wind and noise with the same op-
eration-a yankee invention" to
be sure.
The affair Melted the Boy Scout
troop handsome sum.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09
FACULTY AND TEACHERS
WELSH HIGH SCHOOL

The following are the faculty
and teachers selected for the com,
ing term of the Welsh high school
VIM. A. McGuff, Principal.
Ann Buchanan, French.
Roda Robinson, Domestic Sci,
enCe.
Mabel Miller, English and His.
tory.
B. P. Livingston, Manual Train
ing and Science.
Alta Baskerville, 9TH Grade.
Eldia YantiS, 9th Grade.
Florence Olano,5th Grade.
Nellie McMahan, 4th Grade.
Ldia DeBritton, 3rd Grade.
Lucy FrierSOn, 2nd Grade.
Grace Tietje, 1st Grade.
ESSie Johnson, 1St Grade
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09
FIRST LOT RIVER RICE
BRINGS SIG PER BARREL

The first lot of new rice receiv-
ed in New Orleans from the river
section was received Monday and
sold on the Board of Trade. 1t
consisted of II sacks of Hondur-
as and was sold to the Farmers
cooperative Rice Mill for $1,000
per barrel.
The first shipment from South
west Louisiana was a lot of 40
bags of Edith shipped from Able
vile. 1t was sold last Saturday
at $500 per barrel.
A lot of 100 bags of Early Pro-
life was bought by the Eunice
branch of the Louisiana State
at $500 per sack.
Sixteen dollars is the highest
paid so far for a lot and $500 the
lowest. The very first sack mar
keted was sold at Abbeville for
$4,000 for the benefit of the Red
Cross.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09
JUDGE OVERTON
is CANDIDATE FOR
THE SUPREME COURT.

The Lake Charles American
Press of Tuesday said: District
Judges Winston Overton and
J. D. Cline left this morning for
a couple of days visit to Crowley
and Lafayette in the interest of
Judge Overton's informal candl-
dac for the office of associate JUS
tice of the supreme court. The ma
ture of their trip at this time is
merely to acquaint members OF
the bar of Judge Overton'S inten-
ton to make the race. There arc
q parishes in the district, it
reaching as far as Baton Rouge
and New Roads and embraces Il
part Of four congressional dist
riots.
Judge Overton is quoted as
saying, 81 will not be a candidate
for reelection as district Judge,
but will not make any campaign
for associate justice until the
present state campaign is over.
The election for district officers
is placed after the elction of state
officers for a good purpose, and
comes in the November elections,
the same as for congressman and
president. TIE coming election
Tor associate justice will be i'll
November, 1920"
The judge will not enter ac-
lively into the campaign until
after January.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday, August 10th.

900 a. m.-Sunday School. L.
A. Giggar, Superintendent.
100 a. m.-Public Worship.
Message by the pastor on mot
Impossible With God"
$3.50 p. m.-Junior League.
500 p. m.-BaptiSmal Service
at canal north of town, near Mr..
Cornwell's pumping plant.
1880 p. m.-EpwOrth League.
vice. Miss Olive Scoggins will
sing. Subject of pastors message,
Joined to Idolatry.'
We should be glad to see YOU
present. Come right On.
r. L. WELDON, Pastor.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09
STAFFORD AND MOUTON
ADJUST PASSING OF LIE.

New Orleans, Aug. ga COM
of friends of Lieutenant
Governor Mouton and Senator
Stafford met at Senator Staffor's
office Tuesday night and differ
enceS between these two emile
men were amicably SettIed-So
re reads a statement issued by E.
NJ. Stafford Wednesday. 1t is gen.
orally assumed this ends the Incl
dent of Mr.. Stafford calling Mr..
M0uton 0 liar at a political rally
in Jeanerette.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09
DIR. DODSON RESIGNS.

Dr.. w. r. Dodson, for twenty
five years dean of the College of
Agriculture at Louisiana State
University, and one of the fore
most agricultural men of the state
has resigned as dean and director
of the experiment station, to take
effect January 10.
DR.. Dodson gave as the reasons
for his resignation the discour-
agement caused by the failure of
the state to provide enough tinan-
cial support for the College of Ag-
riculture.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09
X. OF P. LODGE CHANGES
ITS MEETING NIGHT.

At its regular meeting Thurs
day night Welsh Lodge No. 1871
K. of P. adopted resolution that
changes the meeting night from
Thursday to Friday. Hereafter
the meetings Of the lodge will be
held on the second and fourth
Friday nights in each month.
J. L. Barnett was selected to
head a committee that will super
wise a feed and smoker at the
meeting on Friday night, August
22nd, when a full attendance of
members is looked for.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09
ARMY BACON is BOUGHT
BY BEHRMAN FOR PEOPLE.

Bacon from the stores of ar
my foodStuffS was sold in New
Orleans yesterday at "a cents per
pound. The 9th has bought the
goods from the government and
the fire department is making the
sales to the people with Out any
charge for profit or delivery.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09
ROANOKE WILL VOTE
ON SPECIAL SCHOL TAI

An election is called by the par
ish school board in Roanoke
School District No. II on a prop
osition TO levy a special tax of
five mills Oh the assessed valua-
ton for len years for vocational
purposes. The election will be
held September End.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-08-09
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

1O:OO-Sunday School.
n:OO-MOrning Devotion. Sub
ject: "The Mount of Choice"
8;3O-Evening Worship. Sub
ject: Lost"
$3.50 Wednesday evening Pray
er meeting. Subject: abraham
the Called of God"
F. w. A. BOSCH, Pastor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-22
Two years old next Saturday
and still as good as mine"

TWO yearsag o we offered to relieve the
housewives Of this vicinity of baking
bread at home.
We asked them to bake model loaves of
their own best home : made bread. and
submit them in a Baking Contest
We promised to model a new loaf-Bond
Had-affA the best of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-22

~ SO GxO 0S0I VI
those homemade leaves
of bread. We promised
to use in Bond Bread IN
gradients no less pure
than the best housewife
used In her kitchen-to
list those ingredients on
the wrapper Of each loaf
and to guarantee them
by the Bond of the Gen.
eral Baking Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-22
~ haze not baked a loaf of breod
since we tried Bond Bread"

My family likes Bond Bread every bit
as much as my own homemade, and I
can use my time to far better advantage
than standing over a hot range"
The General Baking Company has received
literally thousands of letters like the above.
Bond Bread has emancipated housewives from
baking day drudgery.
Today. nearly two years after Bono Breads birth.
more homes than ever before are using Bond
Bread altogether.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-22

Every housewife knows the result-knowa
that thousands of women submitted loaves
OF home made bread in the Bond Bread
baking contest-knows that Bond Bread
was patterned after the best Of those home
baked loaves.
JOIN the Bond Bread celebration yourself
If you are one of those who have sa;d can