The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-01-31

university anu thC IlSA oOiCSbON w
represent L. S. u in all intercollegiate
debating are as follows: w. H.
Polmer, Schriever; ]. B. Nachman,
Alexandria; ]. s. Jordan, Pickering;
R. M. Bauer, Patterson; John S. Pat
ton, Lisbon, and c. Lindsey, Oakdale.
Debates will probably be arranged
with the University of Arkansas and
the University of Florida.
New Orleans.-Sunday afternoon be-
tween l and 2 o'clock bicycle riders
from all parts Of the city gathered at
Lee Circle for the bicycle run given
under the auspices of eight local
dealers. Fred St. Onge, professional
cyClist and vaudeville performer, had
charge Of the run and on the way out
to the destination at Audubon Park,
performed many vaudeville stunts on
his bicycle for the entertainment of
his riders.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the
Pershing highway from Winnipeg,
Canada, OF New Orleans, met with
the business men of this community
and formed an organization to have
the highway routed through here.
PattersOn's membership quota is SO.
Officers were elected as follows:
E. F. Martin, president; L. K. Will
liams and Oscar Zenor, vice presi-
dents; ]. B. Senareus, secretary; ]. E.
Lassus, treasurer.
ShTeveport.-William BuchOlz, pres
ident, and w. ]. Kennedy, trustee,
representing the Kansas City Syndi-
cate, group of Kansas City inves-
tors, recently announced the acquisi-
ton of tract of $500 acres in Web
ster parish which they propose to
develop for oil and gas, beginning i'm
mediately with a location on the
Walter lease in section 8-17-9.
Shreveport.-A 5OO-barrel oil pro-
Queer is reported by the Claiborne
Louisiana Oil Company, their Nc
Chung No. coming in from the shall
low sand around 1900 feet. The well
is in the southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter of section 29-21-7,
and marks an extension of proven ter
ritory quarter of mile to the north
east.
Natchitoches.-Miss Ella Brand,
graduate nurse from New Orleans, has
assumed the duties of public health
nurse for Natchitoches parish. The
work is being carried on by the Red
Cross as outlined by the peace pro-
gram and will continue three months
and longer if needed.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT School Superin-
tendent Avery announces all of the
public schools of the parish are now
in operation and are progressing sat
isfactorily with the exception of
three which hVae been unable to open
so far by reason of the fact the school
authorities have been unable to get
teachers for them.
New Iberia.-A midday luncheon
and "get-together" meeting, which
nearly one hundred of the leading
citizens of the city attended, was the
latest innovation inaugurated by the
Chamber of Commerce in its fight
to put New Iberia once more on the
commercial and industrial map in
southern Louisiana.
Columbia.-A grand jury session Of
the Thirtieth District Court was con-
Vened and after a two days session
that body reported the finding of FIVE
true bills and adjourned. Among the
true bills found was one against S. s..
Gregory, charged with the killing of
Aaron Manley.
Donaldsonville.-The vote in Ascen-
sion parish, complete except for five
small precincts, gives Parker 1875,
Stubs $50, Bouanchaud 518, Gilbert
667. For state auditor, Capdeveille
739, Mecom 319. For state treasurer,
Estorge 1858, Morgan 773.
New 0rleans.-The Louisiana His
torical Society has accepted an invita-
ton from the Doullut & Williams
Shipbuilding Company to participate
In the launching Of the New Orleans.
Alexandria.-The Liberty Pool Hall,
owned by Steve Manteris, together
with its furniture and fixtures, was
damaged by fire to the amount of
$4,000. 1t is believed that the build.
ing was fired to cover up robbery.
Shreveport.-Blowing in around
100000 cubic feet of gas mixed with
flow Of 1000 barrels of oil the Four.
somebody No. well has been added
to the list of North Louisiana pro.
ducers.
New Orleans.-A boatride on the
steamer Sidney" on February 16 was
voted as the Mardi Gras party of the
Charles A. Kaufman Company EN-
ployes' Benevolent Association al
their annual meeting.
ROseland.-John M. Parker will ad
dress the voters in Amite, La, al
Campbell's opera house. He will speak
in independence, which closes the
campaign in the parishes.