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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-12-04

State for Irrigation, Navigation and
Power Development, under rules and
regulations to be presCribd by the
State Board of Engineers; making
such corporations Public Service Cor.
porations", and providing that after
10 years from completion, such devel,
opments to become the property OF
the State without cost.
J And, whereas the General Assembly
lat its regular session in 1920 enacted
Legislation in accordance with the
above m entioned Constitutional
Amendment, and granting powers Of
appropriation for reservoirs and rights
of ways for such Developments.
And, whereas it is found that GER
! tain Federal legislation is necessary
| to encourage the construction of a
Gravity" system to supply fresh wa,
ter for the irrigation of rice lands in
Southwestern Louisiana, such sys'
TEN as is contemplated by the Louis
lana Gravity Canal Company, Inc, or
ganized for that purpose and to aid
which the constitution was amended
in 1918.
And, whereas the waters Of the uper-
Calcasieu and Cocoris Watershed and
the Red River now go to waste, where
as they may be utilized to furnish an
abundant supply of fresh water so
much needed to make productive rice
crops every year and prevent the ire,
mendOus losses often recurring in that
region for want of an adequate supply
of water.
And, whereas it is important for the
development of the rice industry in
Southwestern Louisiana that an abun-
dant and sure supply of fresh water be
obtained for irrigation, thus avoiding
the fearful losses to rice growers so
often recurring; and for the develope-
ment of Power so much needed for the
industrial developments of the State.
And, whereas the basins Of Lake
Cocodrie" could be converted into a
most useful reservoir in the interest of
Irrigation, Navigation and Power De.
velopment purposes.
And, whereas it is necessary in or
der to consumate the plans proposed
by the Louisiana Gravity Canal Co.
Inc, that the old bed of Lake Cocodrie
be converted into great reservoir.
And, Whereas to make such use it
will be necessary to close the head of
Bayou Cocodrie, an insignificant
stream running out of said Lake and
debOuching into Bayou COurtbleu
which is not navigable or navigated in
fact, but never the less appears on the
government charts and surveys as
nayigable stream, thus rendering it
doubtful weather the same can be law
fully closed
And, whereas the said stream is en-
tire 'Intra-State."
And, whereas the construction of
important public highways requiring
the crossing of the said streaw in
question, would require (under pre-.
sent Federal regulations,) the unne-
cessary "draw-bridges," or structures
in keeping with streams that are nav.
igable, and navigated.
And,whereas the declaring of the
upper portion of the said BAYOU Coco
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-12-04

ensuing two years upon terms submit
ted On this day to the Police Jury
The motion was seconded by Mr.. Mar
Icantel and upon being put was carried
"ResoIution Authorizing The Above
Action"
FISCAL AGENCY CONTRACT
!. Be it resolved by the Police jury
of the Parish Of Jefferson Davis, State
of Louisiana. that the following con.
tract be entered into between the said
Police Jury, and the Calcasieu Nation.
al Bank of Southwest Louisiana, at
Lake Charles, Louisiana; to-wit:
State Of Louisiana
/ Parish Of Jefferson Davis
Know All Men BY These Presents:
! This contract made and entered into
by and between The Police Jury Of the
Parish of Jefferson Davis. herein repre-,
scented by c. F. Carr. its duly authorize
ed President. party Of the first part;
I and the CaIcasieu National Bank Of
Southwest Louisiana at Lake Charles,
Louisiana, a corporation organized
under the laws Of Louisiana, at its Of.
flee in the City Of Jennings. Louisiana.
herein represented by Brown Funk, its
duly authorized Assistant Manager
herein called party Of the second part
WlTNEssETH:
Whereas, it is necessary for the
party of the first part to make arrang
.ments for the payment Of the legally
authorized obligations of the Parish Of
Jefferson Davis, prior to the time and
of the taxes Of 1920 will become avail,
able, and whereas said party of the
second part is willing to furnish the
funds necessary to pay said legal obi,
cations. on the terms and conditions
herein provided, as follows;
list. Party of the first part during
the eXistance of this contract shall
deposit with the said party Of the
second part at its office in Jennings,
Louisiana; Welsh, Louisiana and Lake
Arthur, Louisiana, all the revenues of
the Parish of Jefferson Davis over
which said party of the first part shall
have control; such deposits to be made
promptly as funds are collected.
End, The said party of the second
part hereby agrees and obligates it,
self to pay said party of the first part
interest at the rate CT three GU per
cent per annum on all deposits so made
with it, said interest payments to be
credited monthly on the average daily
balances deposited by said party of the
first part as herein provided
Bird. The said party of the second
part further binds and obligates itself
to cash all warrants legally issued by
the said party Of the first part pre-
scented to it during the existence of
this contract; said party of the first
part to pay to the said party Of the
second part interest at the rate of
eight per cent per annum on all pay.
ments from their respective dates so
made by said party of the second part;
said interest to be paid monthly on the
daily average of the amount of war
rants so paid by it, statement for in
terest due said party of the second part
to be rendered and approved monthly.
4th. 1t is mutually stipulated and
agreed that said party of the first part
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-12-04

drie as being mon. Navigable, would
also be in the aid of permanent high
ways, their construction and mainten
ance.
Now therefore, be it resolved by the
Police Jury of the Parish of Jefferson
Davis, La, that our Senators and Re
representatives. in Congress, be, and they
are hereby requested to endeavor to Sc
lcure the passage of bill las soon as
IpracticabIe) declaring Bayou Cocodrie
la Non-Navigable, stream from its
source to its junction with Bayou Chi
cot. in section 3, TIP South Of Range
- East Southwestern District, La,
being 'near the said Bayou by the
branch line Of the T. e p. Railway,
between Bunkie and Eunice.
And be it further Resolved that cop
pies of these resolutions be sent to the
Senators and Representative in Con
proee n,avino that favorable action
be had at an early date as is possible.
The above resolution was introduc-
ed by Mr.. Davis who moved that the
same be adopted. The motion was sec
io,dad NO M noIzo ponrcoois o,d
upon being was carried.
NJ r ,rinro+ snoc;a1 Auditor
onroorod baforo tho police Iurv and
u,,t,,i,tod II. uonor, 90 Tho ordit of
ITO +roo.ruor- hoo,,s for tho nor;od
hot,,aor Auo,ot 91st 1910 and Aueust
21st ,qoo Ar Do,zo Rorrgoois moved
that the ranort ba recoived and or.
dorad fi,od rho motion u,os saoondoa
~, ,rr ,1oroonto, ord rnor hoiro nn+
,,,o, oorr;oa
Tbo noon hour boo,rr orr;rod Nv
no,ze pourgoois moved tbot tne Police
NV. rov. adioin for man mill | .ao
nh ,o+iou ,no. uooonao. -. A. ,,ou
oo..,, o,a ..u.i.,
,rrEp,roov crccIO>-
pEcoIurIoM
.1,,,o,,,. p " oi.a,....,.,,-,,.u,
.aso.. 1900, o.-t.:.. 49,,
:. s,on 90 -. Du,a;1o.t . 49,. nil.
r,r,. or Tos,onoa,, 1o,,ia Don;.,, o,,;.
g.. a. e.;.te,,1 -. -
49, ,,,,;. - 80 -, -,
D.i.o5 - -. n.,.-s,.
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49,, ~, T,s~..,,
W. 49,
- - c.-,-.,
W.. ,. '', >,,i,,'
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$50, 80, ~ ~ '' ~" ' ~ ~ '''''
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-12-04

other Padsh,, az
SUSPEND Tia ~
m n Of taxes !
a period Of
ing to the isrni,,
nlly to sell tlsS' !
ma n,anasr' and
the further de,.''s II
cultural iatersy |
., BE .s. it iprth,r s.s
OF this resolpT,, II
sad State OF "A.
o DE- sent to s,,l
published in i. -
Davis.
The Adore l,,.. q
ed by Nj. ten.
same be adsg.
adoption was s., -
Bourgeois aud I.
carried. =
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-12-04

F0UND-0laH
between C0ncrstt "a
Monday one G@i
rim, Owner al ts
for tbs ADVERTISE
nal Office.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-12-04

HUNTR
Notice is hsnhk
ing will be aTors 4
longing to the ui
10, township s nF
parish. i
Roanoke, L.. Mi
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-12-04

v.., HUNTING
!. Notice it is hgrebT
ing :, will be aIloga
to the unisslns
and 1885 JehsI,r
der penalty plov
AUSG
Rcd
Welsh, La, Nj
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-12-04

ensuing two years upon terms submit,
ted on this day to the Police Jury.
The motion was seconded by Mr.. Mar,
cantel and upon being put was carried.
"ResoIution Authorizing The Above
Action"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
IN
STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Jan. lS.--Tn the absence
Of constructive developments. the Sccur-
tiles market last week entered upon an
other p's:"d Of liquidation, the decline
receivtnG substantial assistance FROM an
cuholdrnCd short interest.
Setting was most active and price i'm.
palrm"nt most severe In a number or
oils and few shares Of no special
classification.
The reaction ultimately affected other
stocks II more stable character.
Among tho issues exempt from the gen.
c-al decline were the rails. metals ana
representative industrials OF the steel
division. United states Steel for eS-
ample. continuing 20 reflect its strong
tonnage position.
The money and foreign exchange
markets contributed largely to the
shrIrkaso Of quotations. Demand loans
manifested marked relaxation. but time
money was almost unobtainable. even at
s., percent Tor nc short dates. There
WIS cumulative EVIDENCE that drastic
measures ars cnnten plated. II necessary
'nr Tho further restriction OF credits.
Partly because Nf latest and more
r1rnHcing conditions in eastern rurope.
but mainly because OF continued delay
IN affecting remedial measures. foreign
exchange once NOR" moved strongly
against l.on,.nn and European cCnters.
Tho Sterling rat" fcll TO $685. within
TnU- cents Of nc low record mao" last
pcc"mbNr.
rhr receptive attitude 81 American in
vss'"rS and bankers towards Foreign
offerings was >trikinsly illustrated in
.ho success which attended tho $2b.O00.-
CHD Belgian loan. moderate Offering
IF Italian government bonds and tho
-rncwal ~ several commercial creditors
for c"und amounts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
r. IRTY HOUR WEEK
FOR COAL MINERS IS
DEFENDED BY LEWIS

U.,stlrrr:-N\ Ian 1S.-DcfcndinG
L,,,,,,,r,,. cn.I ,oIners' demand for q
,h,r,,.' h,,,r ,,.,.ry; and sixty percert in
..,,.,e,, u, u.,,.,r Inin L. Lewis. acting
,..,,,,.,,, -. &C.,. i.,,,,J Vino Workers Oh
',.r..a 1,...la.,.i -. , .,.,r,urut tonight
,,',. 49, rr,....,,, ,,nh.r Of miners
,, r',,o .-o nn. rnn ,,ue If coal
-" r; -, -n,,,jr,,r,,,t ,r rho CONN
, Wv ,nr, - ,I,o .i,, h,.rr dav nss,s
,,, ,ad - .i,r MINORS. urion .,;nn-
:, ~ ,,,o,,,r, o,.id.,co "a ho
" . '',I 80 u.s. NJ ,r,.n scttlcuen1
P ,'.. ,,-r..,, c.b,,, i, resumes
10 "1"'
What III" miners reaiiF mean - tnat
they h' assured OF at 'cant oo hou,
work week daring the year Mr. Lewis
sad. th'y Wahi 10 get away from VIC
present S3*t"ni under when lleS may
tnd Is h""r. rt'nl'Ei''hl one MerN
and rs ne 'ir "'A,' ui'r Oh nc 80
tl"ap!c> 81 LII. COM ''''t-'' has "o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
Pan-American Financial
Conference Opens Monday

WASHINGTON. Jan. lS.-The Second
Pan American financial conference Will
begin tomorrow weeks discussion OF
financial and industrial problems involv-
ing the futuI" stability Of many. OF the
American Republics To cover the field
nineteen group committees will meet In
conference WIKI 500 financial and bust
ness leaders of the United States.
Among American committee members
arc James |. Terrell. president OF the
United states Steel corporation and
Frank \. Vanderbilt. American lnterna-
tlonal corporation. International loans
upbuildirS railroad and steamship lines.
road building and timely aid 10 private
huSnes arc among subjects 10 be taken
up.
General sessions with Secretary Glass
presiding over the meet ng, a. II be held
IN the Hall nf The Americas. Pan Amer
lean union building At this meeting
message from President Wilson will be
read to tho delegates. Secretary Lam
sing and director general John Barrett
will make addresses of welcome and a
representative OF each visiting delega-
ton will respond
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
ST. MARYS

The Parent Teacher Association VIII
hold Its second regular meeting III the
school building, Tuesday evening NJ
7:20 O'Clock. An excellent program has
been arranged after which ihC meeting
Wall he turned into round table di&' us
Sion
H. II. Rohy. Of Spencer, purchased the
auditorium building from w. {. D"iS"h.
1t Is the intention Of MIR. R"hy 10 re-
model and rcnuval" IT ana TURN IT into
first class ptrtur" h"USr.
Alyerad" K,yu,i'i 81 s>alama, WAS IN
town "Wednesday. :,
James Masirm. of shcultz, was a call
or here Thursday.
Miss Mabel StcCrc spent The week chd
with her parents at Grape Island.
Miss Lorcne Taylor ~ home from
Morgantown 10 spend few days VAIN
her parents.
Mrs Sanford Humgardncr was thu
guest Of relatives "A, Marietta Few
days last week.
E.lgin Adkins. Of Newport. was a CALI
or here Thursday.
Miss Sadie GraCcy was shopping al
Marietta Wednesday.
D. c. Carpenter. Of Wheeling. was
business caller n town. Friday.
VI. Heddlrs'"n, ~ I;urcka. was the
guest Of friends here Thursday.
Everett Lucas. # WilllamS;own. was
here Friday.
Nj ana ATr~ T. L. Trrslop were shop
rrrs at Marietta rhursday
Mrs. sam tHinph'll N.Slt"d lr4"hdS d'
Bclmnnr Friday.
j. II. Mnrplc "t Peasants. was
caller here FRIDAY.
j. NJ. White. VI Raven Rock, was
business visitor here Saturday.
Homer Mattinglr. Of Newport, was
hrr" Friday.
9. \. Dye, Of Raven Rock. was WIS.,
itOr n town Thursday.
&. I. Horner OF Finch. was IN town
Friday.
Mrs q. h. Ruttcncr't"r. q: Rr"ad RUN
was Il shipper here Wednesday,
J. W. Watson f Rms Kan. WIS BUS
in'sS caller here Friday.
Miss Gertrude Griffin was a Marietta
shurp'r Friday.
lnlyrl Satin l"ft saturday for Wa
bash. Ind. where II" will be cmpicIrd.
Mrs. a. +. Way il III Of the FLU"
q. NJ. Gatrcil. f Giyn EaSt"n. IS visit
ing relatives and friends here.
Mrs. II. G. Williams Mas nj Marietta
y "dn"Sd1y
NJ. rri Mr, oscar Gnrtg, iH"I,. of
Forest CAY. w-r' III own saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
Business Outlook Is
Good, Says Henry CIews

NEW YORK. Jan. 18.--writing OF tho
b;sln.s< outlook. Henry Clews says:
r., I,clIu' Of stocks which was 50
general early in IN" week did not how
'S"r. reflect 4 condition OF discourage
rn"nt IN the business world. Reports
m.iilpiy TO the effect that business
:nSU III country over are looking for
wnr'l 20 4 year 81 prosperous bust
-" e." a large scale. Many Of them
h'n."" hat prices will continue TO rise
'h".ushout IN" year. Acting upon this
n ".." '"tailcrs arc buying goods FAR
=. @GI2H"" and MILLS arc booking orders
W. iH'p N" latter part Of the year.
7" SPIT, e unfaInrablc conditions oe
inrr,EN exchange. the demand for our
'"C|S ~ EurOp" continues very strong.
tn ""H- 'al9 IA. yielded US n nrt bal
aur" "t far over $4,000. 00n. 600 accord
NIX ~ .av .nt"&t returns. while there
"'".i 'hpS Ger appear "a b." little slack
cnlnc ~ value Of our shipments for
i','t 'r' Il Haaivr existing conditions de-
o.. o.. ~ Ti:"U'i'IeS being moro than
~ n" - 1'U' as measured in money.
inci>'r''i Hiapts arc running full
i'll ''u! ar" giving fun employment
o. '."'r Reduction IN The value thus
not ~. ~ any actual or perhaps pros
i'''',' >hrlEkUE" ~ the volume Of trade
h':' - -S'rtr7bl" To financial difficulties
:r! 'i-ht m"n"y as well as to the con-
i.h'',r. - unflrcrahle TAXATION con-
az - IN tho part Of Tho government
'"'' "H'"rI "rs acrCe that there is
"ErrN Hdi"d. ION of continued activity
- go 'rHtaC'urlnE and continued demand
t"r goods A. substantial and sa,isCac-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19

beyond June. Prices ar" advancing
slowly but steadily. Southern Iron has
reached $40 and ,Nu"ih"r" Sii.S".
Copper Is in fairly G""H demand ana
has been holding steady for some day..
Some spot metal could be- had at lHit
cents. but the asking price for hrs;
quarter is 1917 cents and for the second
l9% to 20 cents. or export they ASK :"
To 20k cents. The eighteen htdin.
ing companies produced lhi,S%5 900
pounds during Nnvcmhcr. against loS.-
$4,000 pounds in October. There IS
no shortage.
Lead continues scare" and strong. TIL"
principal producers advanced the price
twice during the week. They now ask
SD cents for New York hut have none
to offer.
The English demand for ENC, which
had been active for some Tim" has fall-
IN off and tho market IS easier. with
fair demand between dealers. Tin fol.
lows London closely and has fluctuat"
considerably. Demand has been fairly
active on recent reactions IN London.
Anthony continues strong and ah-
vancinG The market Is firm AZ lOi-
cents for large lots.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
LOUISVILLE

Thu Loydsvill branch Of rhr County
Farm Bureau COMPLETED t. CrCaM!EHt.pn
a. their last m,..tinc wh;Ch W1S E".d
Friday. Jn'.uary . t. l.. Erai'!l!I was
elected "ha!rmon and apr"1"r'd cora.
mit,cc to draw ur CONSTITUTION AID
by Jaws l. hc lrrs'nt"t! ~ the mkt
meeting which Wi! il" h"iG JmuGary -.
Mr l.. y. LantIs. - the q. :. ~. rUintcd
out in a very umprc. ~iNc WY tn" r"'''
for communities Originating and wOrn!hE
out their prob cm.s vt rural lifc.
William GosS"it - not iUIrp! lnE at
the Ohio Nai!ry General hospital as
well a. friends w"nid liz.
Wayne Stock Will 20 /" Pittsburgh.
Ia. urXt week wh,rc Il" viii trans ri
some business there and at McKee, J.. r..
W. l.. George has returned from N y
nvtic Springs wh"r" l." ha* been taklaS
trrltr2Ont tor rhCUm"t.~.,.
Willard E"S,r, G."r,. az NJ. Union
College spent tn. N'"l.-"',i with his
parent, AT The Gcri3c G,'.l
Rev. n. .. Tra,,Hr,'rn VIII net hold
church h.r~ SThi .il c.".!'.' "u ;""nun;
Of tn" rHNiva! l'i"G held Il: Norris
town.
!. Il Clark ha' acccrtcd u ro.t lion
W" ". J. M..'F rs"m in hir st'T" at
i;AIurck
Mrs. E"b>cra Doudna. vines" rrccnt
death "'cufrrd .; il-:Hhnr. IVES a rc,a-
ttN" Of Mrs. Emma Mcfarland. Of Cen
trail Main street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
warwood Briefs.


Mrs s Walker IL South Ohio avenue.
who under won't serious operation at
the Ohio Valley General hospital. is re-
portcd To be resting as easily as could
be expected.
Potcr L.nnka who was injured while
coasting several days ago. ~ reported
as slowly recovering al his home III the
South End.
Prof. Fred Hclfcr. Of Bethany. con-
Quoted both morning and evening ser
vices al the Christian church.
]. G Williams. 70 rW"nty-first street.
has returned from business tr,r 10
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Miss Lcta Johnson and brother. clair.
have returned to their HON" on T"cn-
urth street after a trip TO Onto.
HaruId NIckown, Of Twentieth street,
Surnt Yesterday visiting friends III York.
Vile. ..
Miss Rcrtha Bailey. Of Detroit. Mich,
* expected in town today to spend sc"-
eral DAYS visiting at tho home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jackson. Of Center Warwood.
Frank Saunders has returned TO ms
home in North Warwood. after spend
Ing several days visiting relatives IN
Pittsburgh.
Mrs Harry WINNER and daughter. OF
South Warwood. will leave today for
Grafton where th"y Will visit Mr. VIM
ner's parents.
Clyde Smith. who has been i'll for rev.
~ral days, ~ slowly recovering AZ his
homo on Ohio avenue.
W. II. Roberts and daughter har" re-
turned to their home in Dayton. after
spending several days visiting friends
and relatives In North WarWood.
Lawrence Parker. OF Wellsburg. spent
yesterday with his sister and family OF
South Warwood
Miss Julin GOoCh. OF Los Angeles.
Calf. has arrived in Center Norwood.
whore shc will make her home. She has
also accepted a position at the War~uod
Tool works.
Mrs. Thomas Russell. of Center War
wood. lort for a short trip with fricnus
in f'a!rmont.
Mrs. J. g Minor and daughter, OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
IRON REVIEW

NEW YORK. Jan. lS.-There is no
better Illustration Of the condition OF
tho steel market than the amount Of I'M
filled tonnage on the books OF the
United StatNs steel Corporation at rho
end OF December. The unshippcd or
ders on that date comprised S.265.366
tons compared with 1.ST9.l52 tons on
November 90. a record increase Of l.
l37.O36 tons. The larger producers arc
heavily sold and accept only distant and
urgent business. The independents de-
mand premiums for everything and can
offer nothing hut delayed deliveries
Demand for rails. car and ship build
Ing staelS plates. bars and sheets Is &C
cumulatinEly heavy. Export demand
for semi-fIr!shed and finished steel ts
very heavy and can only be partially
met.
No pig iron is ohtainahle on contract
before April and the tonnage offering
for the second quarter Is limited.
Buyers seek to cover for the second
half and somc business has been done.
chiefly in Cleveland and Buffalo. but
most furnaces arc unwilling 70 quote
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
NARNOOD
BREAKS WRIST IN FALL
ON ICE AT Triple

George s EhcrtS. we'll known coal
operator Of this district. had the mis-
fortune to break his wrist by fall on
the ice MIR Efforts was doing little
work near Tho r"al tipplc Of the Glen
nova coal mime, when he slipped on ice.
and in trying I" catch himself. foil on
hiR right arm. He n first thought mat
IL was only Srraincd. hut II began giving
hrm mucl, iruIhir So that he went 10 Il
local physician. Upon ANIMATION or
n" left arm and hand il was found mat
several bones had ho"n broken In the
wrist. Late last evening h" was report :
od 70 hc resting NJ easily "a could be eX-
p"ctnd. IN, Ihc injuries have been CIV
ing him great pain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
Somewhat Better.

Eugene. tho young son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter rrnEcr. nf North Warwood'
who sustained serious injuries Satur-
day afternoon while shedding on Reilly
Hin road. was reported 10 b" somewhat
better last evening. His bead WAS in
jured and his face cut badly and II was
hTst stated By local physician that he
was suffering from conclusion OF the
brain, but later II was found that such
was not the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
Organized Club.

The members Of Class No. Of the
Lutheran sunday school mot on Satur-
da.. c"vnIng al tho home Of their tcach-
cr. Miss Mario Hnfreutcr. nf South
Wa"wood avenue. and considered plans
for tho organizing n Young BOYS club,
Plans for such were not completed al
this tins" ard n meeting Will be hold in
he near future. Following the business
a social time was enjoyed in Playing
games and music. A. late hour dainty
refreshments were served.
Those present were. Raymond Joch-
umscn, George Bruhn. Jr. Robert Forsh.
William Kcttlcr. Ray kenamund, Harry
Holman. Herman Eberts and Miss
Marie Hotreuter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
POLICEMAN INJURED,

FATEMONT. " Va. Jan. lS.-CIty
Patruiwln Carl kcru is n patient at
severely fractured cheek bone resulting
in / fall. Whll.. l:I rolling his beat Early
this morning. Surgeons fear blindness
may result iron, he strain on ths optic
nerve While trnh!nC street lights PA
trrlman KIP Fleming fell and wa sse-
vcrrly stunned for nearly an hour.