Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-06-27

stopping indecent dances ana o'he'
things which may tend TO degrade
public morals.
tn the city Of Portland. Ore. will
20 two Of the largest conventions Oh
the country next year. One OF these
will be the Shriners and the other
the T. p. A.. the great body OF sales
men of the country, who have just
finished their convention in New
Orleans.
Success of experiments in boil wee
VII exterpination at the Federai AZ
rcultural Station at Talluiah, La
has Influenced the Senate committee
on agriculture to establish stations
for the carrying on Of similar ex'
perimentation In Arkansas, Mississip
ri and Georgia. 1& u
At q, meeting Of the executive com
mittee of the South Louisiana FAR
Association at Donaldsonville. 1t was
resolved to begin at once the con-
struct,on of a new grandstand, an
educational and an agricultural build
ing. all to be ready for the opening
of the seventh annual fair. OCTOBER T.
Governor Pleasant received infof-
nation from the secretary OF the
navy that 100 memorial tablets
three deck planes and two ventila-
tors from the battleship Maine arc
being held for distribution at wash
inston. The souvenirs can be Oh
tanned by paying certain fees hxed oy
Congress.
The LaPlace woodmen will hold
their regular meeting on the nrst
Sunday of July, at which meeting
preliminary plans will be arranged
for the grand annual Woodmen fest'.
val to be given In the latter part Of
August or carly part Of September.
Mavor Adams and Chief OF Police
lies Of Alexandria announce tne'
will rigidly enforce the dog ordinance
which provides that all dogs running
at large upon the streets betwees
May 1 and October 1 shall be secure
ly muxxlcd.
A special election was called To-
Julv q to vote on the 100000 parh
bond issue in an ordinance passed D.
the Baton Rouge City Commission
Council The money win b used Y
purchase, improve and equip the par'
site.
Houma IL to have hne new Metn
odist Church, . structure that WI
} when completed be one Of the mos
modern and handsome church build
, inca of lis size In Louisiana. accord
ing to plants now under way.
E Two hundred pupils are attendin
3 the summer school ct Monroe. whic
, Ia now held annually at the Monro
. city schools since the adoption
{ the twelve months pay plan for CIT
school teachers.
e Whether the L. 8. L. barrsch
Q should be discontinued and all st'
o dents required to, board in the Gil
% of Baton Rouge was one OF the que
n lions referred to the executive COZ
!. mittee by the board OF supervisors
the L. s. U. at their annual meeting
3 Tony BalranO. Jr., not seeing
10 approaching train while at play
IL Roseland ran in front Of the LOGON
81 tive and was instantly killed. the
e. CINE passing over his body.
A committee OF women from I
Alethean Club Of La Fayette q
,rI making a strong appeal to the bu
TO ness men for a memorial In non
re Of men who saw service in the VOL
re- war. ~
er Albert M. Dean was appoint
:. MAYOR of. Boyce, La. by Govern
Pleasant to succeed ]. f. Grisso
nd resigned.
gi-
IN A car of sheep has been snipI
ng out to Fort Worth from the Bal
'O5 Rouge Stock Yards ON the co-ope
tive plan.
ion The "shimmy" and tickle
ED dances will be eliminated from
,as socials given in Carencro. accord
in to Mayor Prejean. who has enga'
several fioorwalkers to attend rec
lions to make sure that this edic'
tte. carried out.
,m- Louisiana will be well represen
at the Methodist Centenary celel
ton in Columbus. o.. June 30 to
has 13. Practically every large town
acv the state will send at least one
gate.
neil Eighty per cent Of Louisiana's
lar. diers have been discharged from
rity service and large majority OF Il
n.va found jObs