The Rice belt journal., 1919-12-06

rants served claret with dinners, au"-
,ng tbe touch which chefs and mana
aors of the establishments always
have claimed was necessary lof '"'
prouer appreciation Of their hie"'S'
Hammond d.-Fifteen.cent bread DS
January / il the prediction OF 6eu-
nard Antony who operates a large
baking business In Tangipahoa par
Ieh at Pontchatoula. The recent hlsh
cost Of -four, Mr. Antony maintains
will force this price on the bakers o'''
spitn their reluctance to advance
present prices.
Now Orleans. - Mrs. Herman }.
ceiferth was elected president o,
Nov Orleans Chapter Il, United
Oapohte,s of the Confederacy at the
annua, meeting in Memorial HALL 70
sp,ceed Miss Doriska GautreauX, VINO
held that Office the prescribed unit
two years.
pointe a la Hache. - John S. 30
has has sold his large orange grove
,it,,oted at Buras to Roy B. Schaefer'
II Now Orleans, for $4,000, the
grove has a large crop of fruit til's
season which is being packed ana
ehinned to the New Orleans anu
Northern markets.
Monroe - What good roads have
dime for Ouachita parish was demon
strated when H. w T. Hunt SOLD tC
II D Goff Of Memphis = 42O-acr'
plantation for $4,000. The same
iaud was sold about two years age
for $50 an acre.
Alexandria - Robert F. Liebler,
member of the Alexandria bar, Wh'l!'
defending an accused person charges
With murder in the Federal Dlstrif
conrt was stricken with apoplexy AM
died at the sanitarium.
Now Orleans. - All port facilitie
of New Orleans, save five WharVe'
are to be ratproofed at an eXpend
ture of approximately $2,OOO'OOO, "
o. Hudson, president of the DOC
Board. announced.
New Orleans. - Chester S. O'Rei
" 2610 Royal street, was named Q
the War Department as candida'
for West Point.
Denham Springs. gs.-Mayor J,
Westbrook received shipment
government supplies few days az
and sold them out as soon as The
were unloaded A larger shipme'
has been ordered.
Bogalusa.- W. Francis is in Il
Bogalusa Hospital in a serious co
dition His right arm was amputi
ed as a result of being accidental
shot while hunting birds with i
brother.
Amite-The tax rolls this ye
have been flied and show the to'
property valuation of Tangipah
parish to be $20,364,179, with the
rious taxes amounting to $3SS.2SSs
pointe a la Haehe - The cC
weather has given the oyster and 4
trade boost, and orders are keep
the fishing fleets and shuek factor
busy.
Baton Rouge. Former Govern
Martin q. Brumbaugh of Penns
vania, nationally known school m
was speaker at chapel exercises
the STATE University.
Runkie.-Bire originating in
y basement of the high school build
was discovered and due to the
forts of the Are department
hames were quickly extinguist
Ile puHuluS Was udihae0u " WY
tent Of $50. covered by insurance
Lake Charles. Floyd Hamil
former parish engineer, announ
that the entire thirty-fye miles
Pelican Highway trayersing A
parish has been stakcd off aud
have been requested to be ope
soon for the graveling of the LEM
Lafayette Lafayette's budget
the next fiscal year will be $685.
an increase of $4,000 over last ye
due to the advance in labor ard
terials.
Amite.-Prospects are bright
the erection of large sawinill
planning plant in Aneite within
next few weeks
Bogalusa This city is exrecter
get a plant Of the Essential Oil S
cialties Company involving an out
Of about 100000