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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-03-01

the Police Jury then went into
a consideration of the bids sub
mitled.
Mr.. G. A. Courtney, represent
ing the CalcaSieu National Bank
of Southwest Louisiana, Parish
Fiscal Agents, being present sub
tAitted an offer to the Police Jury
and to the bidders present of a
cash consideration of Sl,3O0.00
for the deposit Of the proceeds of
the sale of The said bond issue in
the CaIctaSieu National Bank Of
Southwest Louisiana, and i'll adj
ditiOn thereto to pay to the parish
any additional amount, if any
that might become due for said
deposits under the contract with
The parish as fiscal agents on reg
ular daily balances.
The proposition received the
e c0nSideratnOiShrdl Shrdlu Shr
due consideration of the Police
Jury and upon motion of Mr..
Walker and seconded by Mr..
Jones the offer was accepted by
the Police Jury.
The Police Jury then went into
a consideration of the bids sub
mitted, the Police Jury being in
open session and there being
present several bidders in person.
The bids were opened and all
bids submitted were given due
consideration.
After due deliberatiOn on all
bids submitted Mr.. Jones moved
that all bids be rejected and that
the Clerk be directed to re-adVef-
tiSe for bids for sale of bonds to
take place at . o'clock p. m,
March Is, 1919, the said adVer-
ItiSement to be made in the form
of the advertisement heretofore
ordered with the exception that
bidders be requested to submit
bids without any conditions as to
deposit of proceeds of sale. The
motion was. seconded by MIR
Guidry and upon being put was
carried.
There being no further bust
ness possible to attend to on this
day Mr.. Guidry moved that the
Police Jury adjourn to meet in
continued session on tomorrow
at 8 O'clock a. m. The motion
was seconded by Mr.. Jones and
upon being put was carried.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-03-01
committees. The motion upon
being put was duly carried.
Resolution.

committees. The motion upon
being put was duly carried.
Resolution.
Be 1t Resolved, by The Police
Jury of the Parish of Jefferson
Davis, Louisiana, that the sum OF
approximately $50, 100000 from
the Good Roads Bond Issue fund
be and the same is hereby set
aside and pro rata as q guaran-
lee Of Il part Of the pro rata Of tie
said bond issue properly belong
ing to Ward four a under the
provisions Of a resolution hereto
fore adopted by this body; and
that approximately the sum Of
($21,00O.00) Dollars be and the
same is hereby set aside and APP
propriated from the said bond is
sue as a guarantee Of The pro rata
part Of the said bond issue prop
erly belonging to Ward three CD
under the provisions Of a reSO-
luton heretofore adopted, the
said sums above mentioned are
| hereby set aside less the amounts
of said pro rata already expended
in said Wards.
! LII
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-03-01
Criminal Expense.

1904 Phoenix Drug Store, medicine for prisoners
52O5 Gimble Furniture Co.. mttresseS
52O6 W. P. Annette, poll tax
52O7 D. j. CASTLE, merchandise Fed. 4, l9l9~~~~~7~
5208 r. A. Estes conveying prisoners
52O9 j. Sheldon Toomer, fees for convictions~-~~~~~
5210 Isaac Fontenot feeding prisoners
5211 Isaac Fonenot, waiting on court
52l2 Isaac Fonenot, serving subpoena
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-03-01

of such law, Therefore, we re-
SpectfulIy petition your Honor
able body to call an election for
the purpose of submitting the
proposition for wide, full herd
law in Ward Six, with no open
season, the said law to include all
cattle, horses, sheep, hogs and
goats. Signed: Morgan Thorn
as, C.. WincheII, Josiah Berry,
etc.
The above petition was preScn-
ted to the Police Jury for con-
Siderati0n. After due deliber-
alton Mr.. Jones moved that the
said petition be approved and
that the election as asked for be
be ordered with the proVisor that
petitioners pay all expenses ne
ceSsary to or incidental 10 said
election. The motion was Sccon-
ded by Mr.. Briggs. There being
a call for an aye and nay vote up
on roll call the vote resulted as
follows: Arthur Guidry, nay;
r. NJ. Briggs, aye; T. S. Walker,
aye; J. S. IRENE, nay; AuSem
Marcantel, nay; A. I. Jones, aye;
+. A. ArceneauX, nay; DOlze
Bourgeois, nay; Yves Pitre, alb
sent. Total ayes, three(3). To-
tai nays, five 81.
L. J. Daigre, parish engineer,
submitted his regular monthly
report for the month of January,
which was ordered filed.
Mr.. Briggs moved that MeSSrs.
Bourgeois, ArceneauX, Walker.
and the engineer be appointed a
committee to investigate thepur-
chase of truck.and clothed with
authority to purchase same If in
their judgment the same was
deemed advisable. The motion
was seconded by Mr.. Jones and
upon being put was carried.
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,,,sl. Edgar Broussa ara
9 l5i5isa Cormier lby mark ma, :,
l ,n5rus, Jos. Guidry' ". H. II.
allo' Marcel Guidry 'Dy
IN Iples Gather. .,...
above petition was MIRO
~ vi Mr.. Guidry who moved me vet
4, :, sane be received ana ap-
:. u and the commissioners S, lr
.,s,d be appointed ~, me 6d mo-
|, ' ras seconded by Mr. IT,, D0 "av
' nd upon being put was
if'' Road Petition.
!, President and members
;, I poIice Jury of the parish
y .s,, Sr,r Davis. Gentlemen :.
~, " m, Undersigned citizens OF
Y, ..,i,h Of Jefferson Davis
.l;sn a. respectfully ask your
l I,.abIe body to appoint SIX
ni s,n to lay out ana n!
Il ..,s right of way for a public
I ~ tron, the Northwest corner
,.9 9I 9.S-5 North to bridge
E Bayou Serpent 10 ST; Stral6 I-
~ 4, 70 road to Edna. We also
lannp end the appointment OF
I'o.,''I . F. Davies, Sidney Pitre
GU s.n Z pitre,Ira Peloquin, c. R.
l'l.il Iake Cline. Signed: VIM,
ID ' ! ". Baker, A. F. Davies,
l,I'''i piire, Sherman Pitre'
| y, peIoquin, F. v. Powell, Ira
|. .sr c. r. Horn, Jake Cline
'vIs,oautel, Geo. Deaton' Jr.
4, above petition was submit
En- y The Police Jury for con
Lillian and after due dellber,
,sa M. Marcantel moved thai
!, y, sne be adopted and the COM
I.dopers as asked for be ap'
I@nIsj. The motion was sec
|sejby Mr.. Bourgeois and upor
Ensplt was carried.
B,ot Of Road Commissioners
< ne Police Jury of the par
4 IeGerSOn Davis, Louisiana
Eefemen: We, your commits
|inrrs appointed by your Hon
IsbIs body at your February
|gting, 1919, TO lay out and pro
m rishl Of way for a public
IA from the Northwest corner
Fsdion 9-8-5 running North t.
sfie on Bayou Serpent t.
Iaishten present road running
Eotb 10 Edna, La, beg to sub
i his our report: After hav
3 been duly sworn, We pro
|sdpd 10 trace out and locate
aa night Of way SO feet wide, as
|ad BY, commencing at tn
Gathwest corner of Section 9-S
running North between Section
and ) IS to bridge on Bayou
sFent. We have taken from
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-03-01
President of Police Jury.
Attest:
Clerk of Police Jury.

NieIk Oh OllCC Jul y
Jennings, Louisiana, February
7, 1919.
The Police Jury Of the Parish
of Jefferson Davis met in con-
tinued session pursuant to adj
iournment yesterday at nine o.
clock on this day at the court
house in Jennings, Louisiana.
The meeting was called to Or
der by Honorable J. 5. IRENE
President, and upon roll call the
following members were present;
Arthur Guidry, Ward |.
R. NJ. Briggs, Ward 2.
T. S. Walker, Ward 3.
]. S. IRENE, Ward 4.
Ausem Marcantel, Ward ).
A. T. Jones, Ward 6.
F. A. Arceneaux, Ward I.
Dolce Bourgeois, Ward s.
Hon. Yves Pitre, Ward 9, being
EabSent.
There being vacancy in GER
tain committees on account OF
the absence of Geo. Hathaway,
the President, took occasion at
this time to fill the said vacan-
cies by appointment of Mr.. Briggs
as chairman of the finance COM
mittee; as member of the com
mittee on rules; as member OF
committee on ordinance; COM
mittee on court house furniture
and fixtures.
MIR. Briggs moved that the en-
gineer be authorized to furnish
the town of Elton with gravel for
the purpose of spreading surfac-
ing material on the entire width
of street through which the I'M
proved Highway extended, the
cost of said gravel TO be charged
to the town of Elton. The motion
was seconded by Mr.. Jones and
upon being put was carried. Mr.
Bourgeois moved that the en-
gineer be instructed to proceed
with bridges over irrigation can
ais on the improved highways be,
longing to private parties and set
Element from property owners
who may be indebted for such
work; the said work to be done
and settlement secured before the
irrigation season begins. The
motion was seconded by Mr.
Walker and upon being put was
carried. Mr.. Jones introduced
resolution in regular form ap'
plying to the State Highway De
| partment for State and Fedora
aid for the completion of the East
and West main highway. The
motion for the adoption of The
said resolution was seconded by
Mr.. Briggs and upon being put
was carried.
A motion was made bY Mr.
Guidry and seconded by Mr.
Jones Mat the President of the
Police Jury and the Parish Engi
neer be appointed a committee
from this Police Jury to visit the
State Highway Department il
connection with the completion Of
the East and West Improved
Highway, the expense of sale
committee to be paid by the par
fish, and that the Jennings Cham
Der of Commerce be requested t
appoint Hon. John McHugh tt
accompany this committee repre-
Senting the Chamber of Com
merce and that the village o
Roanoke be requested to appoin
J. NJ. Booze and the town o.
Welsh to APPOINT j. w. Armstrong
as committees from the sait
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-03-01

w weeks ,,,.
ually see new
WY at first.
' hair Il. CROWN
If You care
: and lots Of
all bottle ~ !
Inc from any
counter for !
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-03-01
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
block 81 in d.
sale at a ss..
property 'front.'
) desirably stu.
purposes. Ad.
A''Se bet
ION.
f Chamberlain,
for indigestion,
'get about your
Y it.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-03-01
Good Road Maintenance.
Bridge Keepers.

5l97 Berton Vincent, salary for month of January~
519S o. Myers, salary for month of January
5l99 Oza Mayield salary for month OF January
5000 Camille St. Po salary for Jan. LorrainS bridge
52O Standard Oil Co. of La gas Mermentau ferry~~~-~~~
52O2 La Western r. R. Co., freight on engine
1903 Wohingon Pump and Mach Corp, type engine
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1919-03-01
Total
COnStables, January.

$3.50 Jesse AndruS. Ward I
5251 w. B. Clark, Ward . ..
1852 Don Louis Landry, Ware
5253 Senon Richard, Ward /
5254 Fletcher Langley, Ward
900 r. A. Estes. Ward & ~....
$3.50 Adam Leblanc, Ward S
5256I2 Alex Miller, Ward 9 .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
PACKING PLANT
HAS S10,000F|RE
EEyMANN Plant oE THE WILSON
PACKING COMPANY SCENE Of
COSTLY FIRE.
City Firn-. brd Erplove7 DO Splen'
did work kad Keep Down
LoCf.

Careful inercction Of electric genrr-
o,nr. and ammonia cCmpr"Ssors NJ the
Paul q. Rcymann plant Of the Wilson!
backing ,.rrlnnrv revealed Il very fortu-
nato ,ecauc from costly fire ycstcr
day D,Srio considerable wafer pourea
into Tho smoke fillSd 'ng,n" room Gcil.
craI Mrn".cr !. l.. McNah" stated last
nigh, thar tho company would escape
Ioes ~ anv great event end that VIVA!
Ices has ben "Vp' Fenced - luil! COW
ctrI Ivy Insurance. -,
W. 49, hu. two hoTr" work said
MIR. McCahN. ''c!ur To tn" fin" work OF
-, mon about tho plant and the cry
tircnsr T!r c"r"ratorS escaped IN.
,,rIrr IS d,d trc big CnEir"S. nut tne
rorrrr.*"r. will have Il Il" t?k"' anhr':
fer = r,rr" cHr"'rl INSPECT on h'tor" INC
entire los: coz h" c9t'mH'"d ms
,>,nrn ne. vo 'rl'ovoI that the loss would
10 nh, ~ 'l0.H"o hut II VII fHli , lar
ehnr, q" ihat Had water Gnticn mo
mo M, rirr~v tho GaAag" would have
boon CnOrrlors"
r'irc ..irr.rd shcr'lv h"FN"o noon whoa
sr,rk frr"i u "knoCi" - a :'n:HnG
nov rlr,r ~" Il Greasy h"tt. f''il'S
ehot nhcut rnn engine room and tho h1g
rrn,>, ruirl:iv iilrrd "'th S!'NoI". Mt
IN tin rlrrt worked TX" heroes 10 Shut
w. ,,r",,, ,.nv.Y ?nf Others 'hrNHi IN AZ
nl,r,,, rr-,r bo~ So. When III" hrSI
tircn,..n arr:"ch 'NcT >"n; ~ Gu.
Tho fir, con"ral alarm Whc"lihC mas
h"arl give" tho IIcu"" aud Hermann
c0r"lN CATION.
GrrnraI Manager McC"hc oXr'ain"d
1a-, mint TINT even nd ~" ma"h'ncrE
hccn dame ~cd r"S"'v" "nu'nn'"r.
Valid %."e l.on, ~ rrnnt going 80 that
No lnss Of t'r,, VIII ho experienced AT
Ell as = r",,,i,t Of tn" !iro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
WHEELING MIGHT
FOLLOW EXAMPLE
Of CINCINNATI
QUEEN CITY HAS APPROPRIATED
S175,OoO FOR WHARF M-
PROVEhIENTS.
Local shipper secs Great Need Of In.
provcricnt~ To wheeling
Wharf,

Tho action Of tn" city government OF
Cincinnati in appronriltinE Sl75,ono for
wharf Improvement should provo an in
ccntivc to tho city administration and
people Of Wheeling to do something to-
wards imrrnving tho local wharf.
The Liberty transit company had pre-
liminarv plans prepared some time ago
for 4 terminal depot; THIS S"hrmc'
while entirely practicable and in keep
ing with tho demands VI local shippers
is too ambitious Il on" for rca llZaIlon
NJ an carly date owing 10 TIC high cost
Of labor and materials. In tho mean
timc local shippers arc advocating the
tho widening Of H." approaches an:
ahovc all the erection "f shed o:
building OF some SORT that viii AFFORD
protection for such freight as Canno.
DO properly handled by tho wharf boats
Plans for CirrinnatiS river and rnn
terminals worn worked cut by CO... Ian
sing Erach. L. s. A. who has h""n ad.
vocatinC construction Of modem r'l'i
and river terminals all along tho ONO
Col. Beach. some tim" ago called upon
tho city Of Wheeling Ia got nuSH ann
issued a warming 10 tn" effect tha'
whore river terminals ar" not construct
cd federal appropriations Tor rlN r IN
prcvcm"nts would h. 'can""llcd.
Col. Beach says: River Navigation
involves SUCH economy in tim" of trans
rtatinn and generally IN cost also a ~
able 10 us" il that il is believed "v"ry
opportunity should H." taken to a"N"l"p
i; NJ rs carly dat" as possible.
TIL" C"v"rnm'nt ha! nnprnnr'aI,",n
millions of dol lars for n series OF lorh7
md dams III IN" Ohio river that min"
foot stage Of water might b" had Az
tho way from pittsburgh {" cairo. TINS
chain " dams * n"w r"arilcailF I'll
Icncfi, can he obtained from having n
r9,.ir.hlr river tho YEAR round until Id
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From tho city.
AT TIE HOTELS.

s, Essen. Huntington: ]. &. Busch. Park
crsburg; Geo. ". Briggs. l'arkcrslIrG'
a. T. Hall. CMrkshuTE; T. Il Ne MelEE Scw
Mar,insvIIlc. X. y. Young. HuntlnGtoh'
Charles Gallagher. Charleston.
windsor-W. H. Fiovd Hmntins;on'
Fred }. Mueller. 'hnrl"Si"n; W: l; An
mcrSvillc: !. II. Riddle. inrk"rSbuI6'
w. j.. Bowman. Huntington.
sta.nm-F'. A. Kirsrh. parkcrsburs;
Frank Herman. CinrinEton. Ohio.
Eogers-G. {. kcnn"r, Huntington
H.G. Kimmons and daughters. Lou and
Tlorcncc of Valley Forge. left y"stcr-
day on an automobile trip to Atlantic
City and other eastern points.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. ii. Springer. OF 1888
Eoff street. left yesterday on motor
trip to Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Clare McCaulcy, OF Mar
ion, Ind. is a visitor in the city.
Miss Ada Moore and brother, Master
Charles Moore. Of South Charline
street. arc confined to the Ohio Valley
General hospital. where they recently
underwent minor operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. 4. Taylor have re-
turned to their home on Penn street
after a three weeks sojourn in Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Norton. Of High
land Park. left last evening for trip
TO Atlantic city.
Dr. Lawrence Briggs. wcll-known
dentist. will leave today for a short stay
in Philadelphia.
Miss Dagmar Bishop. of Pleasant VAL
Icy. is the guest OF relatives in Pitts
burgh.
Mrs A. W. PAUL and children loft
yesterday for tho Hampshire club, where
they will remain several weeks.
Miss Claire Barnett. of Summarized.
TO-. is tho guest of Miss Mary Fox or
! Fourteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hazlett left last
night on A motor trip To tho cast 10 visit
their daughter. Mrs. W. II. Arcrill. or
DUNCAN Hill Staten Island. y. Y.
| Mrs. Henry Sonncborn is visiting In
| New York city.
| Miss Harriet Phalin. superintendent W
the Ohio Valley hospital. is spending her
vacation with relatives in BOSTON. Dur
, ing Miss Phalin's absence Miss Franco =
| Wales, alternating With Miss MIrgarEl
McClcStcr have charge of the nurses
in the daytime and Miss Margaret Dunn
! is in charge at night.
Miss Eta Downcr is visiting friend!
| at Cnontown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs William Rownd. ot
Pleasant Valley, arc spending n shor
tlmc in New York City.
I Miss Annie Norris is in New Yorl
City buying millinery for the firm .
Stone & Thomas.
Miss Anna Smith has returned - hc
home in Springdalc after visiting Mis-!
| Agnes Luke. at Dallas. for n few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
Receiver WhittimQre
Files Bond Of $4,000

Receiver T. u. Whittcmorc, Of. the
West Virginia Traction and Elcctric
company having filed a bond Of $4,000
in federal court and taken full control
Of tho com2anyS properties III 'hc name
Of the federal Cour; is busy making PFC.
liminary plans for the regulation of tho
. Company'S affairs.
In IA statement yesterday Mr. White
moro said h" could make known d"nut' "
plans. but that for IN" present At least
no changes in IN" operations of IN"
street car and other public service sys-
tens involved would no made. He made
it clear that the financial status Of III"
company made n" r"Cciv"rshI1 in"vi-
table. Mr. Whittcmor" said II" is SANG
fed that he federal court Will dirCc, th''
clearing UP of tho C"r'Hary'S financial
affairs SO that il will finally cm"rC" on
n substantial oasis. hu' No Of course hfa
10 idea how long "A period Will h" rcqulr-
cd.
Having hcen MANAGER Of tho "vsicnI
for some considerable llmc Nr White
moro will mako n very :u''ahl" receiver
and was the choice Of N" largest credit.
ors and b0ndholdCrS Of tn" company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
GERMANS BEG help
FROM Il, s, At ONCE
TO AVERT SMASH
Ely cyril Brown.
(Stan CORES pondcES Cf lilo "orlo)'
1914. by Th" i'rc%G l'ub. Co.

Tho Ncw YORK " rrIuD.
I~rrcial Cahl" DceTa;"hl
RERLIN. Aug. @.--l' IS sr@N.Lcant or
Ccrrl,nv's low mCr!Ic hat not the
slightest popular 'n'"""St has h'"n
aroused by tho ad"n';"n of the new
ccmrron,:Sc Constitution. This. al
though ,hc Cuvrrnrl nj tried :" keep
m aoocarnnrra H. ,ri"-irr Tint flags
W. rung out cvcry'yt"r" n WC!mar. that
tho hands nl"r pG'r'ntl" a'r" and that
hitting cor MONIES hc held 20 celebrate
his Important event II Gc"m2n history.
There IS 40 day ow without it, r"N"l-
alton a. to who should n""r In" blame
90. hcg.nn.nG tho w"". Those r"N"I-
atirns are beginning 20 Eilk" people
weary for most Germans now regard
them rs purely manufactured material
t. Tho olcrr,rns To III" new R"."hSthS
S,ill IN" rc,cl"ti0rs hay" srrv"d
u-cfuI prr1...r IN ;ur'hc: i 'scg"dItInG
he mliirar.*l. pa1 n"ii"n"l'Sts N IN"
CvCs Of tho rla"srs Tho Dld Guard IS
probably Gown ard cut for a long tln'"
while rho luurC rNDuhli" is corr"Sp nd
,rcly ,.nnsCl; dated and StrcnG,h"ncH
These rryCiatl"nS haNr paved tho way
for tho expected r"ontrE into power OF
tho disgrua;l"d Democrats. ana nave
gwen tho government sound bag ma
ritz with which they can tackle the
crrr, rruhi"me Of reconstruction that
ntTont them.
uranr,mc almost every German bust
,-re. man one m""'E hopes. SoiicltS or
lbs for help from America. Aiarm-
:.'.; IrC ll"t freely that Germany Will
60 &C. smash and drag Gil l.u!"p" to ri-
-, with II unless nnau"'al and "c"nnmic
p.i cr'rc: quickly. Your corresponding
finds tho captains If lnin.iry and Lead
org # finance .nnrh'd!t po&SlmiStiC as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
Danish
Nervousness
Puts Vigor and Ambition
into Rundown, Tired
Out People

If you feel tired out, out Of sorts, de-
spondeut, mentally or physically de-.
pressed, and lack the desire TO accom-.
plish things, get so cent box Of Wen
dell's Ambition Pills at John Coleman
G. Co.'S today and your troubles will
be over.
II you drink too much. smoke too
much, or arc nervous because OF over
work Of any kind, Wendell's Ambition
Pills will make you feel better in three
days or money back from John Cole
man G. Co. on the first box purchased.
For all affections of the nervous sys-
tenn, constipation, loss OF appetite, lack
OF confidence, trembling, kidney or
liver complaints, sieeplessness, ey'
hausted vitality or weakness OF any
kind, get a box of Wendell's Ambition
Pills today on the money lack plan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
TRIP THROUGH
PANAMA CANAL

4 trim through tho I''rama canal WIFI
orr, # Tho largest fleets that ever pass
cd through thr fan.u* waterway has
iuSi been rrwri"i"d !! Private James
N.Iv,r # Wheeling v'h is S"rN .nG WI n
the /. $. Marines on board the l.. ;. 5
Texas.
Private Wilson md Other :ca Snlil"rS
Of the euuudr, II Wis Colon. wh"rc
thcy were greeted by a l:rG" crowd
cng"r L. SOC III" great array Of WarshipS
and whore a'rrlan"S escorted inc lIcct
INFO tho harbnr.
Fig plans are bong Rad" for the re-
rrrrirn "f ~" hn,ti"shipS Oh he W"S'
Cnn,.. President watson is CNrc:'c'' 10
""vicw tho fleet upon 'hc,r ARRIVAL ~
SarE' rnr,.j>Cn abort tho fifteenth q this
r,onrh. !firr short stay nj tho Cold
81 ';nto :hc itinerary calls for visit 10
Pearl IIarhor il I'll" llfWailan tSihnIS'
I'd crr,c Of tho flcc' viii probably make
..hc slams base for fu;ur" op"rnt ions:
Priva," Wilson's hon" IS at 10 Ihir-
ty-,hird street. Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06

esting program in the house. Otherwise
the spacious lawn Will accommodate
tho young folk.
4 program Of varied races for boys
and girls has been planned and SUIT
able prize will b" awarded III" winner,
AS Is customary III" young phrNcinantT
will enjoy picnic luncheon ana IN adj
ditjOn their hostess Will S"rH" hot
wcjncrs. ice cream and coffee IN ahund-
arcc. Tho hours will hc from -
o'clock to dusk and a rIotous good time
Is in store for tho Riddles. The follow
ing ladies will chapcron" tho party:
Nisscs-E;mma W"rd"r. Ida Wrrdcr
Mollic pickman. Lena Fl;zcr. Gus Levi
and Mrs. Charles Moore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
Lawn Yeto Tonight

The ladies Of the st. Einccnts de
Paul church OF Elm Grove, will give
lawn fete this evening on the lawn
surrounding the church. The usual
features which enter into an affair or
this kind will he there. Booths dispcns-
INK home made confccttons and refresh
ing drinks. q lunch stand serving most
delicious coffee and sandwiches will be
attractivcly arranged on the lawn. \
fancy table containing specimens or
needle and art craft will doubtless at
tract many ladies. The proceeds Of the
affair will hc devoted TO the school
fund. Miss ASna WciskirIlncr is gen
cral chairman OF tho rcfrcshmcnt table
Miss Carrie Wcitzcl, chairman "f the
lunch stand and Ms. e. Foos" chairman
Of the fancy work table. These chair
mon with an efficient committee is do
Ing everything to make a success Of the
affair.