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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-28
Trecc casos Sc veran hoy en- la
Tortc Federal

Trecc casos SC veran hoy en- la
Cortc Federal
Trece casos. relacionadoS con IA
contra 81 viclo e~mprendlda
por las a~ucoriGades de San Antonio.
Sc vcran nov en- ia Corte Federal,
sier6o L. mayor parte de clIoS eau
Sa> scguilas contra muiereS que nan
regentcado caSas prohibldas deS-
pu5s de la clausura de elias. aSl CO.
mo casos motivadoS por =! comercto
de ncores Gcutro De Ia iona de pro
hihici5n. ,
Nin~ara rcrsora dc nacionalid2d
mcxicana o d. origcn meXicano. tie
ne rclacior con las cauSa que hoy
So cstudiaran ror los dclitoS mcnclo-
nados en- "a Cortc Federal.
S;ete negros multados
Siere individuos dc color cue Ia
sardc del sabado fucron S~orprcndldoS
en- una De las cstaciones de carCa
iuga7do dados. comparccieron aver
ante Ia Cortc Do In Corporation, ha-
bicndo >ido multadoS con Ia cantl-
dad de dioz pesos cada uno.
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NoyELAS DGVERSAs

Los EstraScs &c J: China
, la Scataa1 de Oto
Las Naravi.l2S del 3no 2ooe
NoyELAS uTVERSAS
e pan dc .oe Pobrss. por Perez Es-
erich. 4 tomos tela = -. - -. SI'oS
As..cia. o ios CAarros Coutraoan6.stas
Novel. mexicana. Dos tOnos .... 5 40
2 M.r:.- as. G6lysla- Kernosa. 0bta:
I,--s, On \ ida del Rcdsrto- de!
T,-Go. In TOGO r-ande. cmR-s;aeo ; $50
r p.rami;e-O. poc P l. Stevenson o2U
;, C,sauicn-n te Queycdo ......... ; V.o9
- A-,7- e JOS -AnoceS. >,oEc!a sent-
mental CuatrU ,onos. pasta tea : o.o'
= Ias!e--o &c los Cc!oS. Se%lnta par
.. 10 Z, anEsr.gr. Cua:go teulcS. tea ; moV
~ no Alfonso &c Eiennc ; o.59
B E~-a-:,,r- % = NaTurio &c Ca2 Made ; ~
~ S!t.o de - Rocaea .-- T = y
( FlaGucza &c HcrOe. poS freF"S- 20
! ~ - pasiSr. SoyelR De amor --.' " voV
! Juan de N~-jrcn, ooT ). HSh9t- . ~
{ "a Dana &C las CamcitaS -. Wv
( /. SaSrc dc lUa Discrepancies, per re .ro
re- Esc-5eh. : ;omcs teia '"''
Ia Hr-rnang dc u Carload. por CAS-
-a',- e toros ELLA 10. -. e. d. 'A'o"
Las Bca6lSsorcs &c QueVedo " " 20
= Per-au-cs Gr Qccveds ..- 80
los A7o-,s dc Quevedo g;SS
La Ley dc Dos
Il maje- Gel Tr=!c Baaeo. por WiiA:e , ~
Co.lu=- Dos tomoS
L. Mujer Ada!.c-~. C1at79 '2tass go : GSG
La Ilccaa Sega. nor <. l. ote'chSEa , '''
= -..smos Dias lie PompeSa- GEa
cc rs o's'5 r. -. ; LOO
L. ma -t. T-r-;,r. ~ -.....- ; 20
Ia ".'.".-' "S -, i",.,-i.s0u ..... : LOO
Lo~ -,s.e'5'7 - cor tcu:edo SO.9p
Memorials : q -" p.y5S,.;,n,ri1 $500. : l.iD
Memorials c. - 49, d. iu;9 30. ; 2.O0
xo?e.as E.emp.aTes gos Ce.'aateS %
E-s,,I.o7. por DUmas 0
z.-.--s.--- En- K l. SLETC0-
Nocnss Tsa'1 5S-So, 30 -. : 100
Narraciones &c ~ CaEatO7' PoT ivan
7slr.1.cuei ..-.--.---. 80
s,s,SitaS sean .ss E.uIcres .....'.', ) o39
SANTA - ............ ; $50
~, Ouijo,e dc "a, Naacha.-LI o'=a
80 q. "a i.e-arura cep"no1A--
In ,cnO usla -
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rARTLLLAS

aaganse los ped5dos, aconpanados de sa mPoT'e g olo
Postal, de Express o en- Carta Cerdsicada, al
IGNACIO E. L0ZANO.
us n. SANTA ROSA AVE. SAN AN iONio' iEAAo
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voyELAs De \ SO CENTAVoS,

Amor y MartIric-
At. ae BuSca- MaEIdo
,-rgarIo &c Amo=
~ Inferno de lcs hoInH-S
- %ovio treScAco
~ p,f-ratorIo lie las So.tsras
II pa-s!so - las AuIerSs
- HaGa de los Mares
~ Id &C. E~uIse"ores
" cola. dc EsmeS.Icas
l. 81 Le las mas
" Alma en- IN Bes1
- E;ra &c As f!oEss
IA He! en- los L2Sios
\, &Ina Ge .os J1LnlhS
- Ngda AieSEe
"a Co-tr del Amor
IA r-.uccsa de- DoS
IL HUa Le venus
Las EsaS NcucEHLs
-, Oorc=as del Amor
rs h.J1S Gel ~aampaEhe
y,r,. Dor SorSe lsa2cs;
- - IA hi!a dc AS C&A
Ti-ti,rrs ssaa los HomoEes
W"si,tas sean las SueSE"s
S..c..o sea e. amor
E-SssItos sean los Ce-cS
p~.s.UnasisS dc HmS-
pa--,.. % Casaa ics Acn11fes
pC-Sg. sr CAsan las Au-e'@
go-s,e PECAN iAS AU!eteS
po-sy. MarmGran las Was
E,r,.e re,acIGen rs Nluuo
- S.SulE = una At!eI
: Na.estal 81 A1IS
Viva m, Nova
t-s~,a. uCr Jorge ISAAC
= Ai.O MasdI.S
- BecerEo de oEo
Nxnuscri.o DE MI Nsora
,-->---rrCaS
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movil que 81 miniStro mancjaba.
Los aSposos CoGcshali, al hacer
la demanda a>ientan que a conSc-
cuenciaS del accjdonte han sufrldo
muy sarias lesioncS interiors;.
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0GRAS De EMILIO SALGARI
"a Sl.25 cada ma
Los Misterics de - India
les P!-atss &c Ia 4SaiaSIa
Ia Conq2;sta de TN rrTperio
"a Earcar1a de SandoSar
Ia Reconquisca~ &C N~omp=zcetn
Ii Girata Blanca
r Key c! Airs
IN las NJntaa2S &c Airica
Z resoco de = Montana A=ui
Ia D~eSc-uSc3un Gc Carriage
Les PIr2,aS de is 6ermudSs
- EIter7alnio lie Una TriSu
Las AEuilas lie 4 Estepa
IA Est-plla de Il ArzucznIa
FL -, Mag a- las Periss
Fl Eic de! Cc-SacIo fiojo
Los Ul:inUS FIliD's's-os
Los EstraSc5 &c j: China
La Montana de Oro
Las NarayilaS del aHo 2ooe
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!, $50
; Csc
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DIAR!o POPULAR INDEPENDENTS.
R OF SUBSCRIPTION:

united States. Canada. Mexico. CusEa. Pner-
to Rieo. Panama and The Philippines Islands:
1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
Crew of Stricken NC-3
Includes r. E. Byrd, Jr.

Dispatches released last night by
the navy Department show thnt
observation-disclosures Richard
Evelyn byrd, Jr., sOn OF II. L.. Byrd
nftcd states District Attorney for
the Western District of Virginia.
and former Speaker or the House
of Delegates, WINS u member OF the
grief near the Azores and IN now
ut punt9 Delgndn.
observation-disclosures byrd IL
the Inventor Of n number OF devices
which materially assist air naviEa-
ton and lessen the danger of fly
ing.
a unique feature OF one OF these,
known ms the Byrd neriai scxtnnt,
~ that bubble I'm tube takes
the pIucc OF the sen horizon. A
specially constructed lens Is used
In siEhtinE the bubble which Is re-
nrctcd In mirror. The sun Is re-
hc"trd In another mirror.
fbr observer brings the sun
tangent to n line at the same time
he brings the bubble tangent to
the line. That gives the altitude
of the sun. Thi. IS OF special value.
"a the aviator ~ often above the
clouds and even when flying mt low
attitudes the horizon IL too dim 10
bc seen Clearly. with this nc1-
'nnt the curNnturc of the cnrth does
NOT have TO he taken into considc ra-
lion. The bubble l. lighted at
night =" observations mny be taken.
commando Hyrd's In the speed mud
drift Indicator. which enables the
scnplnnc navigator to determine not
only the true course or his MT
chine, hut nlso the effect OF the
wind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

.Ihis column was substantially. vir.u-
ally and unusually broad. Its breadth
was about one-third of ito height. and
high. II must have been about 1000
feet w!dc.
Approach Landing.
After passing Chebucto Head. we
turned straight into Halifax Harhor,
mancuycring became easier. FLYING ~
ABOUT 900 feet, We approached our
a iand!ps a. and D., at r. NJ SURPRISED tn.
yet seen US. although they had already
sighted Nc-l a, higher altitude.
We came TO our landing at the head
OF Macnab Island al p. 81. and TAXED
ihoored at 7;o5 p. NJ. New YORK tims sna
The sun was sun high and the clouds
crimson on their lower margins. The
color effect OF the clouds. partially
wooded hills and tho water rejecting
the lights Of the city and tho sky, com
hincd 10 make wonderful picture As
NC landed the whistles OF The steamers
and factories Joined TO give US hearty
welcome.
We had been moored les. than ten
minutes when NC-l came in at hish
attitude aud siided 20 graceful land
ing abreast the mother ship Balti-
more and proceeded TO her mcorinE
Welcomed Aboard Ship.
=. - IL
Eerius anh his officers and Captain
Hines welcomed US and lnado US feel
n home We had comfortable quarters
and Il hnc hot meal was ready for us.
and We were ready. too. We had not
ielt the need OF food on the way. but
when VIC got TO the table we found
We mad keen apaetites.
After our meal and general conyer
sation with each other. comparing
notes and chatting with the officers and
reporters. We were ready for bed, but.
as we had heard nothing from Nc-i
since 2:5G i. NJ. we anXiously awaited
about II p. NJ. Halifax time.
In the meantime, lookouts reported
n plane over the city. This sounded
fine and We ali rushed out on deck. AL
though many Of US thought we could
sec lights move and through glasses
could see red and green lights, X rnally
turned out 10 be star low down in
the haze.
We finally turned in with some mis-
eiNinSs. Next morning we were glad
10 get the news that NC-4 had been
sighted making her way across Chat
ham bar about $50 \. NJ
Crew Under Mental Strain.
The naviEatcrs. engineers and radio
onicer were under some mental strain
continually performing their duties,
and at times were somewhat Giscon-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
NC-4 SAILS ALONE
FOR LISBON TO-DAY

CONTINUED From First Pase1
or the shaking IN the plane suffered
after coming down.
The log OF the trip was strained 10
LIFE preserver ready to be cast
adrift should the plane sink. as all
hands firmly believed IL would before
land could be reached
The engines, Commander Towers
SAD gave absolutely no trouble. and
would have been good for 5000 miles
more The Liberty motor he said had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
NOT TO SELL SHIPS
Chairman Hurley. OF shipping uosrd.
Runs Dod"n Rumor Regarding
Disposal of Vessels.
Iny Amoeiatcd rrcs,l-

>, wAsHiNGToN. MAY 2o.--chsirm,u
Sraphed II. II. Merrick. OF fChicawn
president nf the Mississippi Valley As.
ISOLATION. asking on what informatio,,
WAS based {: statement made in clr-
that me Shipping Board was prcpafins
20 sell 900 ships to Eastern interests.
We have no Information Of any such
aCtion, Mr.. Huricy's message declared
nat day can you appear before tho
board with the facts?"
The association has urged the al
,ocation OF large fleet to serve the
Mississippi Valley cities. ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
OFFER SETTLEMENT
Winnipeg Strikers Announce ,rerms
Upon Which They VIII Return
TO Work.
IRy Associaled Pres.

lNNiPEG, MAN. May 2o.-The cen
trial strike committee OF oreauiged IL
Dor in Winnipeg made public this fore
noon In letter TO Mayor Charles r.
Gray the terms upon which il will CON
slcer settlement OF the genera;
strike. Recognition of all the unions
involved and reinstatement of all en-
ployees On strike are asked The an
nouncement does not specifically refer
TO wages and hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

up sharply at several miles distant
and the seaplane made a beautiful
"A pretty landing asjern Of tho RaItt
more and returned TO her moorinss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21

certed by the plunging OF the plane in
rough air. At their position in the hull
all motions are exaggerated and while
the pilots are fully aware OF the dis
turbances and the response OF the
plane to the controls, the Others, who
do not ordinarily see what Is going
on have TO place their confidence in
the pilots.
The pilots arc under more physical
strain and have to be mentally alert
PARTICULARLY In the rough air. Under the
leS or the Nova Scotia coast this was
the case, and many new muscles were
called into play. and gave notice that
they had been acting
As soon as practicable. steps were
taken 10 refuel and TO INSPECT and
overhaul both planes and engines, 70
mar. rSady for the second leg OF the
Baltimore. where she rested easily as
the work went ont. About 10 p. NJ she
returned to her mooring and NC-l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-21
Dimcuity with prope,rer..

The next day as soon as everything
was ready the engines were tried out
on NC-3. but inspection showed dim
Guilty with the gasoline supply and
with the propellers. which DELAYED the
Start beyond a favorable time, and
the rest OF tho day was spent in tun
ing up.
About shutdown Of the 9th the NCa
Gated everything to be in readinase
An hour later SC-l made 8 trial flight
by moonlight. rising TO about 1000
ing over the city. The running lights
and range lights on the plane showed
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-05
Extending Federal Power.

There are many people in this
country who feel and believe that
the old doctrine of States rights
contains many helpful and need
full lessons in our present system
| of government. These folks moan
and bewail the growing extension
! of federal power, how in recent
years our government has been
slowly but surely extending its
authority to matters previously
within the control of each individ-
ual state. ........... .... ......
But, there is reason for this.
Few things in the world just &C.
cur, most events are products of
previous happenings. which the
world could have needed and
taken for guide-posts. Federal
control is being extended because
it has been found efficient; state
control is waning because it has
been lacking. ....... ...... ........ ...... ....
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-05

Have a party" at ten tonight
land back comes the desire to have
another party at ten tomorrow
night.
Take the wrong trail, make a
mistake once and your footprints
show. Walk the same way5zto-
morrow, and a route is mapped
out. Hit the same trail day after
tomorrow, and a path is blazed.
TIE secret of success is locked
in the plan of starting right. Get
a good start and then make a hab-
it out of this start.
Habits hold a man up or hold
man down. We are all made or
unmade by our habits. The
whole point is, to get started right.
You can fondle the eggs of a
python, but beware of its fangs-
bad habits.-The Palmetto Leaf.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-05

Secretary of State of Louisiana, "
with certificate that shall be seal
ed with the Great Seal of Louisi-
ana. -
Section 8. That the said presi-
dent and Clerk of the Police jury
be and they are hereby authoriz-
ed and directed to- execute the
said bonds for and. on behalf Of
the Pelican Road District Number
One Cd of the Parish of Jefferson
Davis. State of Louisiana. and
cause the coupons thereto attach
cd, to be executed with their
autographed facsimile signatures
and upon the expiration of sixty
days from the PRONUNCIATION Of
the results of the election of Sen.
tember 10th, 1918, they shall
cause the said bonds to be regis
tered in the office of the Secretary
of State and said bonds shall then
be delivered to the Whitney Gen.
trail Trust & Savings Bank and the
Commercial TTrus t & Savings.
Bank, upon payment of the pur-
chase price thereof.
Section 4, That there shall he
and there is hereby directed to be
levied in each year while said
bonds are outstanding and IN
paid, a tax on all the taxable prop
erty IN the Pelican Road District
Number One )of jefferson Davis
,arish, Louisiana,sufficie to nav
tbe interest as it becomes due and
thsnprincipal of said bonds fall |
ms dye each year and the. pro- !
feeds Of said tax SO directed to he
levied. shall be sacredly devoted
and pledged to the said interest
and principal as the same shall
become due; and without further
action or proceeding of this board
the proper officer or officers of
the Parish of jefferson Davis arc |
! hereby authorized and directed,
! beginning with the year 1919. tn
include and impose in the annual
le'y OF taxes and to extend upon
the tax rolls against all taxable
in the Pelican Road
District Number One .(D Of .Ief.
ferson Davis Parish. Louisiana
q sum sufficient to pay the inter.
ISL and principal on the said
bonds becoming due the ensuing
year..
Section 5. That all resolutions
md ordinances, or parts thereof
N conflict herewith be and the
same are hereby repealed and this
ordinance shall take effect inn. !
nediateiy upon its passage.
Adopted. and ! approved tb;sl
9th day ef,MsB, A.. D. 1919. |,
i ]. S. IRENE, ,,e
President of Police jury.
Attest:
JOHN T. HOOD,
Clerk of Police Jury.
All seasonable fruits al Mar
ms Fruit Exchange. !;
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-05

We make mortgage loans
on improved farm lands. in
Louisiana and Mississippi.
Our terms are liberal. We
h give immediate attention to
y! all applications, and there are
no unnecessary delays in
closing loans accepted by US.
We make no charge for an
(. inspection fee or for the
travelling expenses Of our in.
spectors, and there is no,
charge for examination Of
your abstract of title by our
General Counsel in New Or.
leans.
We will lend up to 500 Of
a conservative value Of the
land offered as security.
On the smaller loans the
interest rate will be so;
with TIKI on medium sized
loans; and 10 for large
loans which are exception
ally well secured.
Annual interest payments
and installments on princi-
pal will be made payable at
the time of the year best
suited to the borrowers abil-
ity to pay same.
Loans will be made to ma.
ture in 3, 8 or 7 years as de-
sired by borrowers; and in
most cases we expect an an.
nual payment on principal.
No loans will be made for
less than 3 years, but in ex-
Ceptionally good loans We will
make the last payment ma.
ture in 8 or 10 years, If i.
desired.
Our method Of investiga.
ting and closing loans is
simple and free from un.
necessary expenses and de-
lays to the borrower.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
JAMES L. wRIG
Capital, 81,
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President of Police Jury.
Attest:
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-05
Your Habits

You can toy with a tigers two
months old pup, but don't try to
play with a grown up wild cal.
You can fondle the eggs Of a py-
thon. but you can't play with a
python and play safe.
Almost any man is willing to
try a thing once, but the sensible
man knows that it is dangerous
to, repeat a mistake.
The sensible man knows that
he@is creature of habits; that
habits are a repetition of acts;
there are good habits and bad
habits.
DO Something at ten o'clock
this morning and at ten o'clock
tomorrow morning the thought of
doing the same thing will recur to
yOn. It1iS not necessary to have
This act in the forenoon.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-05

!. All seasolable fruits al Mar
tins Fruit Exchange.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-05

property tax payers qualified To
vote thereon, voting at special
election duly and legally called
and held in said Pelican Road
District Number One Cd. as pro-
vided by the Constitution and
laws of the State Of Louisiana,
and ordinances and proceedings
duly passed and adopted by the
Police Jury of said Parish of JET
lferson Davis, Louisiana.
1t is hereby certified and recit-
ed, that all conditions, acts and
things required by the Constitu-
ton and laws of Louisiana, to ex-
list, happen or be performed, pre-
cedent to and in the issuing of
this bond, have existed, happened
and been performed in regular
and due fern and manner, and
that the total Indebtedness of said
Pelican Road District Number
One CD, including this bond, does
not exceed any constitutional or
statutory limitation. For the
prompt payment of the principal
and interest of this bond when
due, the full faith, credit and re-
sources of the said Pelican Road
District Number One CD of JEFF
ferson Davis Parish, are hereby
irgevocably pledged. 49,
8, INaWITNESS WHEREOF, said
Pelican Road District Number
One l(n ofsJefferson Davis. Parish
State Of Louisiana, has caused
this s,b.ond to be signed by the
President, of the Police Jury of
said Parish of Jefferson Davis and
attested, by the. Clerk thereof and
the corporate seal of the said Par
ish to be hereunto affixed and has |
caused the annexed interest cou-
pOns to be executed with the fac
simile signature of said President
and Clerk and this bond to be dat
I'd the first day of March, A. ID. |
1919. !
'..,,, - |
President of Police Jury.
Attest:
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-05
ORDINANCE No. 1873.

AN ORDINANCE providing for
the issuing of Road Bonds of the
Pelican Road District No. One,{f)
Jefferson Davis Parish, Louisiana
in the amount of One Hundred
Fifty Thousand Dollars CS15O"
100000
Whereas, at an election duly
and legally called and held for
that purpose on the 10th day of
September, 1918, a majority both
in number and amount of the
property taxpayers qualified to
vote under the constitution and
laws of Louisiana, voted in favor
of the proposition to incur debt
and issue negotiable bonds of the
Pelican Road District Number
One Cd, Jefferson Davis Parish,
Louisiana, to the amount of One
Hundred Fifty Thousand and no.
100 Dollars ($150,00O.00) to run
for period of twenty years, bear
ing interest at the rate of five per
centum 60 per annum, payable
semi-annually, for the purpose of
constructing permanent public
roads and bridges in the said Peli.
can Road District Number One
CD, Jefferson Davis Parish, Loui.
siana, title to which shall vest iii
the public, and - 80 ''sN:s
Whereas, the results Of said
election have been duly canvass |
ed and promulgated as provided
by law and the said bonds have
been duly sold and awarded to
the Whitney Central Trust & Saw
ingS Bank, and the Commercial
Trust 4 Savings Bank, of New Or
leans, Louisiana, at price in ex-
cess of the par value thereof,
Now Therefore, Be 1t Resolved
and Ordained by the Police Jury
of the Parish of Jefferson Davis,
Louisiana;
Section /. That for the purpose
If constructing permanent public
'oads and bridges i'll The Pelican
Road District Number One ~ of
Jefferson Davis Parish, Louisiana,
title to which shall vest in the
there shall be and there
ire hereby ordered and directed
o be issued negotiable coupon
)ondS of the Pelican Road Dist
let Number One CD of Jefferson 1
Davis Parish, Louisiana, in the
aggregate amount of One Humid ,
ed Fifty Thousand and no-1OO
Dollars ($150,0O0.OO); said bonds q
hall be known and designated as .
Road District Bonds Series Az:
hall be of the denomination of !.
'ne Thousand Dollars( 81, 100000 !
ach, numbered one Cd to one
undred and fifty (15O), inclusive,
hall be dated March LIST, 1919,
hall bear interest, evidenced by 4
oupons, at the rate of five perl
entum 60 per annum, payablet
on the first day of
eptember and March in each s
ear, and shall mature and be- o
ONE payable as follows: h
ond NT,Ht,bo. A. q. X,
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! on IL you work for a NJ
ems name work f", 1 :
pays wages thai ", A@.
bread and butter, H Spn4.
s SPEAK well of him, J tSs,
mn nIln' stand an by him, a ao1
the institution he r sa1 !
thlnk if | worked R :,
v would work for him %" !,
not work for him .
time but all of his tiin%s /.
give q an undivided se s,,s.
If put to a pinch, an on o
atty is =, worth a p or o1l I,
ness ness If you must NJ 4
denl and eternallr' '3 |
why, resign your n..:. !
when you are OUTSIDE iS'' !.
your hearts content s
YOU So o, long as you o., y
an institution, do moi y - !
Not that you will inin' ,al
u 1t that-bu nut . =
!nI the concern y y
you are a part, yon ! !
yourself Gilbert iGS
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-07-05
Mrs. Burns Letter,

Here is a letter that is certain
to prove of interest to the people
i'm this vicinity, as cases of this
sort occur in almost every neigh.
borhood, and people should know
what to do in like circumstances
Savannah, Mo-, Oct. H. 1915
l used a bottle of Chamber.
lain's Collie and DiarrRea RENE.
dy about nine yeats Iai5gio and it
cured ME of flux tdyS9htery). |
had another attack Of the same
complaint some three or four
years ago. and a few doses of this
remedy cured me. have recon-
menede Chamberlain's Collie and
Diarrh9a Remedy to dozens Of
people since | first used it." Adv.
Chickens are a great gamble.
Il You don't believe it, try il out
with a hundred baby. chicks as
a starter.