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escolares, y muchas otras estan va
Iy es muy notable en- todas parties 81
exito de. moyimiento para mejorar las
escuelas.
Ell Superintendente Conway esta de
acuerdo enteramente y simpatiza con
las metodos ~progresistas escolares
que han sido inaugurados por Ell Supe-
r~intendente del Estado Jonathan II.
Wagner, y declara Due 81 Sc le da la
oportunidad, las c~ontinuara hasta su
conclusion l6gicamente feliz. E es
un firme creyente de la doctrina de
oportunidad igual para todos los MI
nos, sin importar la raza, color, Il O
tras circunstancias. Cree Ell Sr. Con-
way, que los contribuyentes o pagado
res de tasaci6n deben recibir ell valor
entero del dinero gastadO en- "a edu-
caci6n de la niiez, y que al mismo
tempo los maestros estan intitulados
q un salario decente con Ell cual que
dan vivir, que est cen ~pr0porci6n con
el impotantfsirno servicio que pTestan.
Los cono6fmientos pr0fundos del Sr.
Conway acerca de las condolences &C
tuales de las escuelas en- todas parties
de Nuevo Mexico, sd vision 'eKplen-
dida. su experienced praactica en- el
manejb de escuelas, junt0 con SD re-
lgistro de los que ha logrado hacer, 70
yaldran la consideration cuidadosa dc
todos Jos votantes. en- los comicios
e~lectora.es en- q prdxlmo mes dc No
yiembre.
Nlnguno de los candidates que se
~presentan solicitando eb sufragio del
pueblo tiene mas ~confianza de salir
eiecso como 81 Sir. Conway, pues sta
itrabaioa no son un secreto para nadie,
~ todos saben que a q 60 deben mu-
chas de lac majoras lleyadas o cabo
ca nuestras ~escuesas r~uralaa. 70 que
a. nnn earnntfa de que - sale electo,
rcndlra Yaliosislmos seryicioa 81 ks
tado , a hos nihos do Nuavo Mexico.
a quIenes tans0 quiere De corazon-
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PARA Ell hIGADO Y
LOS INTESTINOS
acAscARETsv SON Ell MEJoR
PURcANTE PARA HoMBREs,
MuJEREs Y NlNoS ~
cuEsTA MuY POGO

"Cascarets" hacen mncionar 81 hf
gado, y sueitan los intestinos sin en-,
fermarie.
cunndo Sc ~despierte. la constipacidu
biliosidad, dolor de eabeza, incomodi-
dad. nal aliento. miseria estomacai o
resfriado "a ~desapareci6. -cascarsts'
nunca L. mantienen ansioso o lncoye-
nenciado TODD 81 dfa siguiente como q
Calomel. Acoita Castor, Sales y Pfido-
raa.
'Cascnretsr son IN catartlco lelIan'
te muy agrudable 10 mismo par las
lpesonns mayores como para niho4.
plaan sCascarpts -Caiaa De 10 %
o 50 centayos-cn todas las boticas.
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tente Superintendente de Instruction
Publica, ha tenido una carrera activa
como i'm administrator practice de
las esolelas rurales, habiendo dedica-
do una veintena de amos a "a superyi-
si6n rural de las escuelas, seg1n un
manifesto expedite por el candidate.
Por is amos ha seryido como superin-
tendente de las escuelas del condado
de Santa re, y hace cuatro amos que
Tue ~reelecto por otro termino, pero no
Sc califie6 por haber acceptable Ell nom
bramiento do primer asistente en- FL
departamentp de educacf6n del estado
nombramiento hecho por 81 Superin-
tendente do instruction Pubsica ST..
Jonathan II. Wagner
Durante los 1ltimos seis ahos de su
administration de las escuelas del
condado, Sc ~construyer0n mas de 60.
huevas casas de escuela en- Ell condado
de Santa re, cada una de elias con un
costo que yarfa entire $3.50 y $4,000.
En- ninguno de estog casos fne nece-
sario que Sc ~expidieran bonos de eg-
cnela nj que Sc aamentara Ia leva es-
collar. F. entisiasmQ de Conway, y
su eiempio de cohtfibuir hasta de su
bolsillo particular. induciendo a los
p~atronos de las escpelaa a que suscri-
bieran las ~cantidades que so ~necesita-
ban, csc fu6 81 m6todo que emple0 pa
IA lieyar a cabo tan importantes mo-
fDras. En- -consecuencia de este, GUAM
do entreg6 Ia oflcjna a 50 successor, 81
coudado de Santa re tuyo la distin-
ci6n muy honrosa az ser 81 nnico con
dado en- TODD el estado que no tenia
ninguna deuda de bonos de escuela,
a pesar Dc que en- cada distfit0 e8co-
lar habia una buena escuela con 81
edificio Appropriate, bien caliante, bien
venfilada, con alumbrado propi0 y sur
tida con suiicientes escrltori0s indiyl-
duaies. plzarrones y otros artfcusos
~neccsarlos, de confoTmldad con los re-
quisltos modernos.
Las condicIono1 m~ejcradas do esta
manara, sirvieron para despertar n
dcaeo ca cade mo Dc les Districts d.
tener metorcs maealros que estnyie.
ran meicr ~ealificadoa, y 70 hicleron
lsustancales anmentos en- loa ~salarios.
El SuperIntcndenfa Conway tomb "a
lihlciafiya az e~stablccor las escnelqe
noctnmaa y arroe.o Que - dieran poE
0cho semanas a. ~eacuela tcrnuieTa g
Institute. para Que lee maEtrua -
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ulm0 de cQTto para coaae9uif IA Ger
tlflcado mcscr y For r~anaiKaiente. nc
i0r remuneration "A todpz los intf
resAAns eu melorar Lac condlcionea &c
las escueias furaieT 81 lea iartto a pai
ticipar - aale moFimianio. y ics Ha
duantea del EQinNin DE- Han AikAs.. q
Ia Academia e foFaio. O. Ia eacue
las 10 IA Mlaen, a. tndsp9 y parfQlaia
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Dinero del Condado

MM
Los pagadores de tasaciondel condado de Santa n Ie
pagan a Alfredo Lucero VA salario de $4,000 para que Ne
ne Ia posicion de s~ecretario del condado.
Un salario iguaI De 5000 le pagan q Marcelino Ortiz
para que HeneI IA posicion de tes0rero del condado.
Los VOTANTES DE SANTA re PREGUNTAN "A
ESTOS CANDIDATES. QUE TANTO ZEN I'd
CAN "A SUS OFICINAS.
PREGUNTEN "A ESTOS BUSCADORES DE ENPLE-
OSSTNO DEJANA SUS EMPLEADOS ATENDERALA
OFICINA EN- VEZ DE ELLOS HACERLO.
Las dos o~ficinaS pagan IN SaLario de $4,000 al ano del
dinero del pueblo. El pueblo eSpera que el que tenga IA o.
ficina dediQue SUI tempo a suS ~intereSeS. La fata de aten
cion eS perdida para los p~agadores, cauSa Quotas mas e.
IevadaS v reSulta en- I'm ~gobiernO ineficiente.
Sr. votante, piense este bien. ESS u dinerO Ell que Sc es-
ia gastando. 81 Sc deSperdicia MOS fOndOs del condado, es
SUI dinero Ell que Sc eSta tirandO sin pr0dlctO algunO.
ANTES DE VOTAR PREGUNTE "A LUCERO Y OR
TZ 81 ESTAN CUMPLIENDO CONSU DEFER HACIA
Ell PUEBLO DEL CONDADO De SANTA re.
Bureau de Publicidad del BoIeto FusioniSta
independents del Condado.
(Anunco Pohdoo)
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-02-21

$3.50, 0OO.O0) Dollars; and to vote an
annual tax of twenty-five cents per
acre on all the acreage property with
in the limits of said Drainage District
for a period of twenty years and to IS
sue bonds based thereon in the sum
of Seventy thousand ($7O,OOO.OO) Dol
lars; said election to be held
in the City Hall at Welsh, Louisi-
siana, in said District, in accordance
with law, between the legal hours OF
seven O'Clock a. m, and five O'Clock
| D. m. on Tuesday, March 3Oth, 1927,
all of which, including the names OF
the Commissioners and Clerk appoint
ed for ohe purpose Of presiding al
said election, will more fully appear
by reference to the following ordin-
ances No. One % and Two (2) of the
Board of Commissioners Of Welsh
Drainage District No. One, calling the
same. which ordinances are made a
part of this proclamation.
| Issued by me officially in Welsh
Drainage District No. One on this the
goth day of February, 1920.
S. NJ. WATKINS,
President of the Board Of Commits,
sioners of Welsh Drainage Dist
riot No. One.
Attest:
JOHN T. HOOD, Secretary.
Feb. 21-6t.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-02-21

with the year 1920 and ending wloh
the year 1889, both inclusive, and the
funds derived from said tax shall be
used exclusively:
First: To the liquidation and ex
tinctiOn of such bonded Indebtedness.
Second: For paying the expenses OF
organizing and running and operat-
ing expenses of the Board of Commits
sioners of said Drainage District, and
the operation of drainage canals,
bitches and machinery owned and con-
trolled by the said Drainage District,
the title to which shall be vested in
ohe said Drainage District.
Third: To provide for such adj
ditional work of extension OF canals,
bitches or drainage Conduits as in the
Judgment of said Board of Commits
sioners may be necessary and proper
economically to drain the property in
cluded within the limits thereof;
Fourth; To paying the interest up
on said bonded Indebtedness.
Section 2. Be it further ordained,
etc. that said Board of Commissioners
of Welsh Drainage District No One do
hereby submit to the qualified voters
Of Welsh Drainage District No One,
for their approval and ratification, the
creation of bonded Indebtedness and
/ issuance of bonds in the sum of Seven
ty thousand $50 0000.00) Dollars as
aforesaid, and the levying of a special
annual tax of twenty-five cents per
acre upon all the acreage property
comprised within the limits Of said
Welsh Drainage District No. One, for
II period of twenty years, commencing
with the year 1920, and ending with
the year 1889, both inclusive, said
election to be held at the City Hall
lin Welsh, Louisiana on Tuesday
! March Goth, 1920, the polls to be open
ed at seven o'clock a. m, and to close
lat five O'Clock p m, at which election
there snail be submitted to the quail
fed electors the above proposition in
the following words, tO-wit:
70 the LeVyinq of an Acreage Tax
/ Proposition to levy an - -
acreage tax of twenty-five
cents (25 cents) per acre
per annum on all acreage
property subject to State
taxation in Welsh Drainage
| District No. One for a per YES
iOd of twenty years, for the.
purpose of draining the prop
erty within said District,
conducting the affairs of
said District, and paying the
bonds amounting to Seventy.
thousand dollars, with inter
est, all of which will moreno
fully appear by reference to
ordinance No. One o. of
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-02-21
WOODLAND ITEMS

Everybody has been talking about
the ground hog, and some have been
bold enough sto assert that it has
made its appearance, but to remain
neutral, as the Colfax Chronicle calls
it, if the ground hog has shown up in
some places he better have the sense
to get back into his alternating place
before the cold gets him. That in
some places, like Fenton, maybe, that
the ground hog has not made his APP
pearanCe is due to the fact that he
started coming olt and cold spell
came along and froze him to the soil,
Woodlawn has no ground hogs-unless
boasts of ground pigs who are run
ming around and roofing up the soil
especially potato hills.
Mr. Octave C0rbello was visitor
to Lake Charles Saturday.
Mr.. Raymond Hebert was Lake
Charles visitor last Wednesday.
Mr.. David Miller and wife gave a
very nice dance to the younger set
of people in Woodlawn last Tuesday
night, which was greatly appreciated
by all who attended.
Mr.. C. Mclaughlin was business
visitor to Monroe last week
Your scribe was an explorer to Fen
ton Sunday. The results of this ex-
ploration is recounted by naught-but
have not given up the hope that at
some place or somewhere in OF
around Fenton | shall have the pleas
ure of meeting that unparalleled, mar
Sunshine, alias Sarah Jane" Uncle
Zeke is very anxious to met her since
he has heard that Sunshine has Boil.
sheveki tendencies. It's all right Sun
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-02-21
ORDINANCE NO. TWO (2).

Z
AN ORDINANCE of Welsh Drainage
District No. One a., providing for the
levying of an adValorem tax on all
property within said District subject
to taxation, and the creation of a
bonded Indebtedness of Sixty thous.
and ($60,000.00) Dollars, as authoriz-
ed by Article 2S1 of the Constitution
of the State of Luisiana adopted on
November 22nd, 1913, for the purpose
of providing for the maintenance of
and drainage system on all lands stu
ated in said District and for the pur-
pose of holding an election therefor.
Whereas. it is the opinion of the
Board of Commissioners of Welsh
Drainage District Number One ~,
that it is necessary that said Drainage
District be authorized to create a
bonded Indebtedness in the sum of
Sixty thousand $3.50, 000.00) Dollars, to
be represented by one hundred and
twenty t120) bonds of Five Hundred
($5O00O) Dollars each, to be issued
Thy said Board of Commissioners, to
bear interest at the rate of five per
Icent per annum, payable semi-annual-
iy, maturing at such dates as may be
fixed by said Board of Commissioners
of Welsh Drainage District No. One
! ~ at the time Of or prior 90 the is.
suance Of same, and also in order to
procure the payment Of said bonds,
together with the interest thereon. and
an additionalsfund with which to en-
i able said Welsh Drainage District No.
| One to procure the necessary dredging
machinery rights Of way and improve
ments to properly drain the land COM
prised within said Drainage District
that it is neseccary that an advalorem
tax OF such amount as may be fixed
by the Commissioners from year to
year, not exceeding ten mills on the
dollar, per annum, on all property
within said District subject to State
taxation, as authorized by Article 2S1
OF the Constitution of the State OF
Louisiana, as adopted November 22nd
1873, and amendments thereof, be
levied on all property comprised with
in the limits of said Welsh Drainage
District No. One for period of twenty
years, commencing with the year
1920, and ending with the var 1899
both inclusive.
Section / Be it Ordained by the
Board Of Commissioners of Welsh
Drainage District No. One, that said
advalorem tax of such amount as NAV
be fixed by the Board of Commission.
ers from year to year, not to exceed
ten mills on the dollar, as authorized
by Article PSI of the Constitution d
the State of Louisiana, adopted on
November END, 1913, as amended, be
levied on all property subject to State
taxation comprised within the limits
OF said Welsh Drainage District No
One, for a period of twenty years
commencing with the year 1920. and
ending with the year 1889, both in
elusive, and the funds derived from
said advalorem tax shall be used ey.
cuslyely ais follows:
First: To the liquidation and ex.
tinetion of said bonded Indebtedness
Second: For the purpose of payine
the interest upon said bonded indebt.
edness;
Third: For the payment of the ex-
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-02-21


Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. WEIGH of Illinois
were here this week for few days
visit with relatives and old time
friends. They resided on farm north
of Welsh for a number of years, ieaV-
ing here in the spring of 1908 to re-
turn to Illinois. They are very well
known and highly esteemed among
the older residents of the community
who enjoyed their short visit very
much. Mr.. and Mrs. WEIGH had been
visiting in Texas and stopped here en-
route back to their Illinois home.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-02-21
.LSH DRAINAGE DISTRICT
ORDINANCE NO. ONE 4,


N. ORDINANCE of Welsh Drain
District No. One (D for the levy
Of a special tax of twenty-five cents
acre, and the creation of a bonded
ebtedness of Seventy thousand
O,000.00) Dollars, as authorized by
icle 281 of ohe Constitution Of the
tie of Louisiana, as approved on the
I'd day of November, 1913, and the
lsequent amendments thereof, for
purpose of providing and main
ming a drainage system on all alnds
uated in said District, and for the
lding of an election therefor.
Whereas, it is the opinion of the
ard of Commissioners Of said Welsh
ainage District No One that it is
cessary that the said Drainage Dist
t be authorized to create a bonded
lebtedness of Seventy thousand
70,000.O0) Dollars, to be represented
One Hundred Forty GAO bonds OF
We Hundred ($5OOO0) Dollars each,
be issued by the said Board OF Com
ssioneTs of Welsh Drainage District
}. One, to bear interest at the rate
five per cent per annum payable
mi-annually, maturing at such dates
may be fixed by the Board Ct Com
Issioners of said Drainage District
the time of or prior to the issuance
the same, and also that in rider to
cure the payment Of such bonds
getheT with the interest thereon, and
lditionaI funds with which to enable
i'd Welsh Drainage District No. One
procure the necessary dredging ma
lineTy, rights of way, canals and i'm
-Ovements and to properly and sui
GENTLY drain the land comprised
thin said District that it is neces-
lry that a special annual tax Of
twenty-five (25) cents per acre, as
authorized by Article PSI of the Con.
)itutiOn of the State of Louisiana
ndoped November 22nd, 1913, as
mended by leyying upon the acreage
roperty comprised within the limits
said Welsh Drainage District No
me, for a period of twenty years
commencing with the var 1920 ant
nding with the year 1899, both in
lusive.
Section l. Be it Ordained by the
jOard of Commissioners of Welsl
Drainage District No. One, that a spec
al annual tax of twenty-five cents
25) cents per acre, as authorized b!
he Constitution of the State of LOui
lana, approved November 22nd, 1913
IS amended, be levied on all prCpert!
within the limits of salt
Welsh Drainage District No. One TO
/ period of twenty years commencing
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-02-21
Welsh Drainage District No.
One, enacted February goth,
| mon

Welsh Drainage District No.
One, enacted February goth,
1920. -
Taxable valuation S ....,,...e....
Signature of Voter ................
NOTICE: To vote in favor of the
proposition submitted upon this ballot
place a cross "X'' mark in the square
after the word YES; to vote against
| it. place a similar mark after the word
NO"
For the Issuance of Bonds Based on
an Acreage Tax.
Proposition to incur debt - -
and issue bonds of Welsh
Drainage District No. One
to the amount of Seventy
Thousand Dollars, to run
twenty years, payable atIYES
at such times as may be
auohorized by the Board of
Commissioners of said
Drainage District, according -
to the Constitution and laws
of the State Of Louisiana,
bearing interest at the rate
of five per cent per annum NO
payable semi-annually, for
1.-THE purpose of raising funds
with which to drain said
District, maintain the drain
age system and conduct the
affairs of said Drainage Dist
riot, all of which will more
fully appear by reference to
Ordinance No. One of said
District enacted February
90, 1920. - -
Taxable Valuation S .............
Signature Of Voter ...........,.....
/ NOTICE.: TO vote in favor of til,
proposition submitted upon this bal
lot place a cross "X' mark in thu
square after the word YES; to vot,
against it, place similar mark afte
the word NO"
Section 8. Be it Further Ordained
etc, that said Board of Commission
| ers of Welsh Drainage District Nc
One, does hereby appoint P D. Wat
kins, Chas. F. Jeter and ]. P Campbell
as Commissioners and A. R. Arceneu
Clerk of said election, respectively
which parties are hereby vested wit,
full power and authority to hold sal
election, and vested wiOh such power
as are conferred by law upon sue
commissioners and clerk of elections
their compensation therefor to be Tw
dollars each, with power and authorit
to tabulate the returns thereof, and t
make the returns of said election t
the Board of Commissioners of Wells
Drainage District No. One, whic
Board shall meet in open session a
I ten o'clock a. M. on Wednesda!
March 31st, 1920, and proceed to OF
en- the ballot boxes and examine an
canvas the returns and declare the re
suit of said election and promulgat
same; all in one election to be he'll
in accordance with this ordinance, an
ordinance No. Two (2) relating to tn
levy of an advalorem tax and the is
suance Of bonds based thereon.
Approved at the domicile of Wells
Drainage District No. One on this tn
goth day of February, 1920.
S. NJ. WATKINS,
President.
Atoest:
JOHN T. HOOD, Secretary.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-02-21
new FARM LOANS
| HELD In ABEYANCE|
Applications for Advances
Already in Hand Are
Not Affected.

Washington, Feb, 4.-Pendink decl-
sion By the Supreme Court Of the
United States on the cOnstitutionallty
OF the farm loan act. all future appIi-
cations for loans from Federal Farm
Loan Banks will be held in sbeyanoe.
Farm Commissioner Norris announced
tonight.
The policy Of the board 10. suspend
temporarily the making Of loans does
not affect loans for which applications
already are In the hands OF the farm
loan representatives, however, Mr.. Nor
rls said, adding that such transactions
would be completed under the regula-
tions In effect since the system Was
| created.
| Officials explained the adoption Of
the new policy as having been due 10
q desire on the part Of the Farm Loan
Board not to defeat the plans OF In
divldual borrowers, II. in any event.
loans cannot be made,
Should the act be held unconstItu-
tlonal, applications for loans necessarily
could no longer be considered,
In issuing the general instructions to
both Joint stock and Farm Loan Banks
TO hold up actual closing OF further
loans, the board advised them. that
prospective borrowers must be informed
Of the possibility which conferred In the
legal decision as mcclure Of protee.
ton 10 them.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-02-21
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
Succession Of Schema Cormier
No. 1856,
judicial District Court of
Louisiana, Parish of Jeffer-
0Jl'9I
son Davis.


son Davis.
Notice is hereby given to the credit.
ors of this estate and to all other per-
sons herein interested to show cause,
within ten days from the present no.
LITIGATION, if any they have, why the
first and final account presented by
Pierre A. Cormier, Administrator,
should not be approved and homolo.
gated and the funds distributed ac-
cordingly; and why Pierre A, Cormier,
Administrator, should not be discharg.
ed and relieved of his trust as Ad-
ministrator and his bond cancelled
PIERRE A. CORNER,
Administrator
/. r. PRICE,
Clerk of Court, Jefferson Davis Par
ish, Louisiana.
Plauche & Mayeux, Attorneys.
Jennings, La, February Z, 1920
Feb. 7-14-21.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-02-21

shine I'll see you next Sunday, even
if | have to look all the place over
again.
Uncle Zeke.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-02-21
"DIAMOND DYE" OLD
GARMENTS LIKE NEW

ANY woman can dye faded, shabby
wearing apparel, whether wool, silk, cot.
ton, linen or mixed goods to any color,
just like new, by following simple uirec.
tions in each package of Diamond Dyes"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-02-21

FOR SALE-12-2O Emerson Tractor,
secondhand, in first-class condition;
one 1920 Huber Tractor, secondhand
in good condition. Horace J. Black
Jennings, La. F2l4tc.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-02-21

FOR SALE-Thoroughbred Rhode
Island Red eggs for Matching at $1.75
for setting of Is, not prepaid Mrs. NJ
A. Sharp, WOodlawn, La. F2l-tfc
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-02-21

SEED RICE FOR SALE-Californ;a
Wateri Jap, free from red; also Early
Prolific. Write for prices and samples
Bradbury Brokerage Co., Beaumont.
Texas. F14-4tC