The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-25
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to that body that industrial schools are
among the prime need of New or
leans
ignace Jan Padera ,h appealed for
support from the people at the newly
formed republic cl Poland
Nine Catherine nreshgkoyskoya,
grandmother of the Russian reyulH
tion, arrived In Can a. eu her Ra6 -
the United States
Experiments are being conducted at
t'rhana Ohio. to determine the coH.
mercia value of Mississippi elay
The fnpd for the Memorial Live Oak
Grove n Audubon % hnuur Nga On
leans soldiers who died III service Hns
oyessubseribed satufday
Red Cfass Branches az New Orleans
will be closed Jan 81
nr Karl Liebknecbt ard Rosa lnN
emburg leader of the Srartaru group
were killed IN RerIiu
Field Marshal Feeh To- an So inter
view. said the Rhine b. the natural
safeguard Of civilization
President Wilson WAS informed that
upon an agreement TO negotiate peace
the Bolshcyiki will end their world
propaganda
Mrs Nm Jennings Rfgan Was quot
ed Ia letters laid before the Senate
committee investigating German prora.
ganda
In opening Henry Ford's contest OF
the Michigan sentorial election hts a.
toruey said bis opponent spent $500 Gao
In the Campaign
Secretary Glass a"uonncpd that
there will be only one more Liberty
Loan and that Il will not oyceod
So oo0, 900 ,0oo
The New York Federation Of Labor
started a movement to save beer a8f
light NlnesH irout constitutional oug
lawry
Assistant Labor Secretary Post ~"
dicted bread line Of soldiers unless lant
funds we're made available for Their
/ use
Washington adyisei shat Americaf
and British confuls "a samara have
protested The taking of women tnsta
ges from tho Bolsheyiki
Or Day d Jayne HIN former am
bassador 20 Germany. warned againf
putting faith In the dgath bed repen
ianee" Of that country
A royalst reyola .on sas started iI
Portugal aud former kfpb Manuel WI
| proclaimed king The movement is no
approved hy him
The American Red Cross undertook
TO supply immediate aid 10 Russia
prisoners la Germany
Appropriations hy army official
showed they expect stlll higher price
a food beginning ou July
Independent meat packers Narnei
n congressional committee 10 go slos
In plans 20 hS profits and denIe
charges Of excessive profits
tonRed inded debate prevented
vote IN the Senate on The Near Eas
relief bin and resulted 10 attacks nj
Hoover
| Orders have been received for 80
rehabilitation of the Seventeenth ~
vision, IN training AT Camp Beauregar
since last August
Major " u Williamson, ferme
member Of the Louisiana Legislator,
died Of pneumonia tn France
The United States shipping Boar
Appealed for trained mechanical an
seamen 10 take special courses aa
become officers In the Merchants 81
rine service
Whisky must be taken into prohIb
ton territory II the Rnet amendment
Ia violated, Federal Judge Jack held a
Shreveport, La
New Orleans vas praised In a pan
bbiei issued b. the Federal Rail Al
ADMINISTRATION r. efibing southland alf
ter resorts.
| The Naturalization Bureau have p,
eeived orders 90 natuaIige aliens aeh
Ing under the American nag
New Orlear suffered tho bcayips
fog in It's history on Monday
1 Two eminent iaris's reported Is N
peace conference thai the Allies uI
questionably have the right to eNtr
| aite William Iioheuzolleiu
| Serious rctirr marked the aitieml
20 hold general elec'ien fol the pr.
posed national a7gembl' Of German
| Arabia proposed tho 70 nation Of
great Asiatic state with Tire Unite
States as protector
| Prince John, thte Youngest son d