davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1920-03-12

Washington, II. marca. = no
misiia, katero je imenoval pred
sednik Wilson, da preiSce in do
zene, 6e je poviSanje place premo-
garjem upraviceno ali ne, Je po
veGini cato, da Sc premogarJem
povisa plaza "a 25 odstotkov.
To poviSanje Sc bo Stelo sl<upaJ
IA odstotki, katere so premogar-
il re prejeli, ozirOma preJemaJo,
tako da bo sedanje poviSanje INA
Salo samo 11%6, kar bo skupaJ
zneslo 1870.
Veeina komiSije tudi priporoca,
ola Sc takozvani 'checkOff SlStem :
potion katerega druabe kolektajo
pristojbine rudarjev "a uniJe, OBJ
drzi Sc nadalje. Nadalje priporoea
komisija, da bi sc vpraSanJe o raz-
likah V plaei pOverilO posebni ko-
misiii, XII bi bila izvoljena ma kon-
ferenci, ko Sc bo dolOealO placllno
lestyico. Ia komisija bi pOrocala
DO dveh letih.
Petindvajset OdstOtno povlsa-
ME place Sc ne bO stelo od tedaJ'
ko je stopilo V veljavo IA odstot-
no povisanje. Komisija ne zahte-
va, ola bi kurivna admmlStraelJa
konferirala' tenn.
Premogarji kot je znano so V "a
Getku zahtevali $3.50 pOvisanJa, to-
da DO konferenci delavsklm tai
nixon WilsonOm in operatorJl SO
svoje zahteve znzali ma 1870.
Ko Sc je stavko prekliealo Sc Je
premogarjem zacasno povlsalo
place "a 149c in namestilo komlSl-
10. ki maj bi zbrala vsa delstya Ma
obeh straneh in pOtem sklepala
Biysi kurivni administrator Gar,
field je vstrajal ma TEN, ola Sc pre-
mogarjem povisa plaza samo "a
IA odstotkov, 6eS, da to povisanJe
skupaj S plaeami, katere so pre-,
iemali premogarji tekom voJne be
povsem zadostovasa da Sc posta,
yijo premogarji uspesno V boz
nro+; danaSnii visoki draginji.
Priporoealo Sc nj nObene spre,
membe glede delavskih razmer II
glede delavnega casa. John T
White. kateri zaStOpa premogarJe
drzi zato, da Sc da delavcem wee
ie poviSanje in Sc bo podal manJ'
Sinskemu porOeilu.
VeGina ne pripOro6a, da bi Sc
poviSalo ceno premogu IL vzroka,
ker Sc poviSa delavska plaea, ia
iziavo, da ne zahteva polne moel
kurivne administraeije pOmenJa,
da vprasanje glede cen premoga
mai resi- kurivna administraclJa
Sama.
Rembrandt Peale, zastOpnik o.
peratorjev in Henry M. Robin
son, XII zastOpa ameriSkO publiko
sta podpisala poro6ilo veeine.
PoroGilO je bilo predlozeno
predsedniku pOtem, ko je komisi-
ia delala wee dni, da izjednaci ma
sprotujoGe toeke kolikOr mogoee
da poroeilo izgleda harmOnieno
Glas svobode., 1920-03-12
SV0BODOMISLECI IN SV0-
BODoMISLENKE! Ali ste ze po-

BODOMISLENKE! Ali ste ze po-
slali narocnino? Ne odlasajte! A.
CITRATE "a edino svoje glasilo.
Nabirajte narocnikov in "a mas IL
skovni sklad! Sramota bi bila, a.
ko bi vsi slovensh odomisleci
in svobodomislenke v Amerih ne
mogli vzdrzati enega samega sYo-
bodomiselnega lista, ID js pogu-
men glasnik nash tezenj. Posebej
pa klicemo: Sodelujte in pisite!
TAKO IMENOvANI SV0B0-
DOMISLECI, h MISC naroceni ma
svoje svobodno glasilo in ga tudi
drugace ne podpirajo, so skodljivi
in sovraznili skupne stvari! So
misljenili! Somisljenice! Pomni-
te, da je list brez Vase pomoci
brez vpliva in nemogoc; le mocna
agitacija je faktor, kojo mora
vsakdo racunati! Nihce, XII Sc sma-
ira "a svobodomisleca bi ne smell
biti brez svojega glasila Bodi :
nam vsem geslo: vi za mas, mi
"a vas!
NAROtNINA IA cello LETO
JE $3.50, IA POL LETA $500.
"a Chicago in inozemstvo "a ce-
10 leto $3.50, "a pol leta 2.50. Kdor
nam mani poslje, mu tudi "a toll
ko mani vlnjizimo. Kdor pa dol
guje iiarocnino ina Gas da plaza
do prvega aprile, ker taHat bono
posiljanje lista vstayili vsem, h
do takrat narocnine ne bodo po-
ravnali In Sc predplaSali 80 v ma
pref. i
Glas svobode., 1920-03-12
stara premogarska zadeva.

kakor je predsednik Wilson zelel
V svojem pismu zadnJega no.
vembra.
New York, IL. marca. = Pod
komitej operatorjev in premogar-
lev. ki je bill imenovan, ola Sc po-
gaia "a novo placilno pogodbo "a
premogarje, ki delajo pri antra-
citnem ali trdem premOgu, Je incl
danes tukaj svojo prvo konferen-
co. Pricaku1e Sc, ola bO seJa traJa-
la skozi wee tednov, predno sc DO
prislo do koncnega sklepa.
Neznostna draginja zivljenskih
potrebsein bo najbolj argumentl-
rala "a premogarje, ola bodo zah-
tevali SOC poviSanja place. Statl-
stiki "a United Mine Workers so
zbrali cele kupe statistik, ola do
kazeio, da premogarske place nj
so korakale vsporedno z narascu-
/ tjoGo draginjo. TIE statistike Sc ibo
predlozilo kmalu pc zaeetku ko-
mitejske konferepce.
Unijski premogarski ofieijali so
| iziavili danes, ola bodo vstraJall
ma zahtevi "a "closed shop" in da
bo ia dolocba morala priti V po-
godbo. Izajvili so, da je 659o vseh
rudarjev, ki delajo okrozju tr-
dega premoga V Pennsylvania V
uniji.
Do sedaj so operatorji ostall
! moleeci o svojem staliScu napram
premogarskim zahtevam o povi-
sanju in tako sc Sc he We koilko
bodo pri wolff ponuditi, Izjavili pa
so, da ne bo mogoce sprejeti ma
noben na6in delavsl1ih zahtev, he
da obenem poviSajo Gene premo-
gu.
Premogarski komitej, kater
Steie 81 oseb je ostal V New 4or
ku, ola bo V tesni zvezi "a.
stopniki podkomitejev.
Predsednik Lewis lie danes od'
/ I 1 =
sci V Washington, da konferlra 2
drugimi unijskimi oficijali gled
| povisanju place premogarjem, k
so zaposljeni pri mehkem premo
gu. Niegovo mesto podkomitejr
ia vpraSanje pla6i delaveev pr
/ trdem premogu, je zavzel Phillip
| Murray, podpredsednik U. M. W
of A.
St Louis, Mo-, II. marca. =
Thomas T. Brewster, predsednik
operatorskega komiteja "a doloci'
tev place "a centralna kopentativ-
ma poka, je izjavil, ola bo cena
premogu poskodila, ako Sc bo de-
lavcem poviSala plaza "a % od,
stotkov, kakor priporoca komisi-
ia, katero je menoval predsednik
Wilson, ko Sc je preklicalo pre-,
mogarsko stavko.
Mr.. Brewster nj hoteFnicesar o
meniti "a koliko, misli, ola bo pre-
| mog podrazil niti noee razpravlJa
ii o priporoeanem povisanju, do
kler NINA V rokah oficijalno kopi
10 komisijinega poroeila.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-12
TRBCICA SI.A SKOZI DEcKo.
VO TELO.

New York. = Petletni Austir
Brimley IL Manchesterja, Conn,
je pred nekaj easom, sam ne We
kdaj, pozrl trScico cd zobotrebca.
Danes so mu jo zdravniki well IL
njegove desne noge. Zdravniki so
da je vzelo wee mesecev,
da je trseica prepotoyala toliko
razdaljo. yg ,
Glas svobode., 1920-03-12
vELIKA NEsREcA v
RUDNIKU.

Mexico City, II. marca. = V
rudniku Ell Bordo, XII Sc nahaja v
premogarsketn mestu Pachuca v
draw Hidalgo, ne dalec cd Mex
leo City, Sc je danes pripetila We
lika eksplozija. Porocano je, ola Je
136 rudafjev ubitih.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-12
PODRoBNEJSA POROCILA o
BOJIH V MARASHU.


marca. = Ko so Francozi zapu-
seali Marash, kateri je bill popol-
noma unicen SO zapustili ma tisoce
moz, zen in otrok. Mnogi so leza
Ii po cestah brez hrane, brez me-
dikalne oskrbe in brez protekciJe
pred hudim mrazom.
Samo Armencev je bilo pokon-
canih okrog 10000 oseb. Dvajset
Amerikancev, XII so zaposljeni pri
pomozni akciji je bilo resenih, do
cim Sc je $500 beguncev resilo
stem, da je zbezalo V bolnisnico,
Xxi je nosila ameriSko zastavo.
Begunci so pripovedovali ne
popisni bedi. Turk so tekom bo-
jiev od 21. jan. do 6. feb. vlivali
skozi strehe IA sedmih armenskih
cerkvah goreGe Ollie na ljudi, Xxi 50
cerkvah prosili bozje pomoci,
katere seveda nj bilo cd nikoder,
TritisoG oseb S cerkvami vred je
pogorelo pri tenn.
SesttiSoc Armencev Je bllo ubl-
tih tekom bombardiranja, doeim
je cd 5000 beguncev ki so skupaj
S francoskimi cetami zapuscali
Marash umrlo med potoma 1000
oseb radi mraza, pomanJkanJe
hrane, ran in drugih vzrokov.
Boj je zacel radi tega, ker so
Francozi aretirali trinajst Tur-
kov, med katerimi so bill policiJ-
ski sef, zupan, Blagajnik in drugl
oficijali. Rpzneje Sc je sedem spu-
stilo ma svobodo, ostale Sc je
pridrzalo Sc nadalje. Zbralo Sc
je skupaj stiritisoc turskih narod-
njakov, kateri so napadli franco
,sko garnizijo brojeco 1000 moz.
Turk so meli Sest topov in o.
semdeset strojnih pusk. Artilerija
ie porusila mesto in umcila veliko
stevilo zivljenj. Vecina moslem-
SIKH zen in otrok je zbezala IL me-
sta takoj OBJ zacetku spopada. Onl
so mnogo mani trpeli nego Armen-
ci. Ma 8. feb. so Francozi dobili o
iatenja in obkolili vas, ko je bilo
boia re konec. Turk so re odhaja-
Ii. Mrzlo vreme je Sc povecalo tr-
pljenje.
Ko so Francozi Odhajali IL Ma
rasha so unicili garnizijsko muni-
clio. Armenci Sc pritozujejo, ola
MISC hoteli Francozi jim pustiti O.
roz.ia, da bi Sc branili sami.
Dasi bandit Sc vedno blokira-
jo pot Aintab, so Amerikanci po-
tom turskih spijonoN poslali poro-
clio, da je situacija boljsa. Armen,
ci so zopet odprli svoje trgovine
in moslemi so prijateljski.
VerrNe Sc, ola so Turk hoteli iz-
stradati francosko garnizijo. Vlals
potrebscinami, XII je vozil tie Sc
.je moral radi napadov vrniti ma
zaj.
Carigrad, 6. marca. Turski
minister zunanjih zadev, Safa Bel,
.le pedal danes svoje mnenje 0
tragediji Marashu in situaciji '
Ciliciji.
Safa Bel zanikuje, da bi Turk
organizirali masaker; pravi, ola so
Armenci Suntali Francoze proti
Turkom v Marashu, napadli in u
bill neko zeno ter njene otroke.
PoMejSe bojevanje je nastalo lie,
ker so razni vodje posameznih ro-
dov poskusali resiti svoje rojake.
"Da Sc prinese pravo resnico k
luci," je rekel, "zahteva otoman-
ska vlada, da Sc napravi preiska-
vo potion komisije, XII bo sestojala
IL elanov obeh strani "
On izjavlja, da potem, ko so bri-
tiSke cete odSle so Francozi nasta-
viii armensllo zendarmerijo, kate
ra je Marashu in drugih mestih
surovo nastopala proti mohame-
dancem.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-12
NOV REKORD LETALCA.

Schroeder je dosegel nov letalni
rekord, XII bi ga kmalu stal zivlje-
ME. Dvigni1 Sc je visino 36,20O
cevljev ali skoro sedem mill. V
oni viSini so mu zmrznile oci in
zaloga kisika je posla tako, da bl
kmalu izgubil zavest. Letalo Je
padalo tako hitrostjo, ola je pet
mill daljave preletelo V dveh MI
nutah. &c bi Sc to ne zgodilo bi
major umrl oni viSini radi po-
manjkanja zraka.
Ma tisoce ljudi je bilo>navzoclh,
XII so prisli gledati polet, ker ma
jor Schroeder je naznanil, da Je
niegov namen doseci visino 40
900 eevljev. Gledalci so opazili ie-
talo, XII Sc je pokazalo kot mala
pikica ma jasnem nebu in Sc We
likansko naglico vecala, kOncno Je
bilo videti kot da pada velikan-
ski meteor dolgim meglenim, re-
pom. Letalo je bilo namrec izpo-
stavljeno strasnemu mrazu 81 sto-
pinj pod niclo in ko je nenadoma
prislo V topic zraene plasti, Sc ]f
kadilo cd MEGA kot IL parnega ko-
tia.
NTnogo ljudi je poprej opazilo
one hlape nego letalo samo IN so
menili zares, da pada meteor ma
tia. Koncno je letalo pristalo po
polnoma normalno na tleh. LAten-
danti SO hiteli k majorju, katere-
GA so naSli vsega trdega od MIRA
"a. Bill ie zaveden toda trenutek
pozneje Sc je onevestil. NJegove
noge so bile zmrznjene. Odpeljalo
Sc ga je bolnisnico in zdravnlkl
so Sc izjavili, ola bo ozdravel IN ola
Sc mu bo povrnil tudi vid, dasi SC
mu zmrznile oci
Sam pripeveduje poletu slede,
ce:
"Drugega nisem mislil nego nj;
TO- da dosezem viSino 100000 cev-
liev, ko sem .nenadoma zacutil, ola
ie kisika zmanjkalo. Zdelo Sc mi
je, da je V glavi nekaj pocilo II
occi misem mogel vec odpretl. Ia
6util sem, da padam.
Par trenutkov pozneje sem "a.
cutil da lahko odprem oei in or
sem Sc navzdol. Zemlje nisem mo.
gel opaziti. Cutil sem, ola moran
letalo naravnati, ce hoeem pristat'
sreeno. Zaprl sem oci in jih "a
trenutek zopet odprl in opal
sem, da sem mad prostorom kjel
mi je nemogoee pristati. Magic
sem naravnal letalo navzgor in sc
pripravil. da skocim iz NIGGA pa
rahutom. da 81 RESIN zivljenJe. =
Toda baS V onem trenotku sem
zapazil letalno polje. Avtomaticno
sem naravnal letalo tie in pristal
Zadnji najviSji rekord je incl
Roland Rohlfe, Xxi je poletel skO-
ro sest mill visoko zadnjem po-
letju. Major Schroeder je ia. re-
kord premagal "a 1920 cevljev.
Major je bill pri sedanjem pole.
tn obleGen kakor nj bill Sc no
beden arkticni raziskovalee. No
tranjost njegove obleke je bila OBJ
Sta kozulhovino kitajskih much
wang" psov. Med kozuhovino in
zunanjim blagom je bila tenka
tkanina IL zice ovite svilo. Pc
tel zici je krozila elektrika pri-
hajajoca IL dinamo stroja ma leta-
lu in grela.I Glavo In noge Je tudl
ma isti nacin varovala elektrlka
mraza. Nosil je masko "a klslk,
katero je sam iznasel.
V,zraku Sc je boril dive url II
pet minut proti moenem vetru,
ki je pihal visini S hitrostjo 100
mill na uro. Nebo je bilo popol
noma jasno, ko Sc je dvignil. Po-
stajal je vedno manjsi IN manJsl
dokler nj izginil izpred oci. Tudi
z najboljsimi daljnogledi ga nj 'bi-
10 mogoce vec videti.
Zanimivo je, da je V visini 1000
Gevljev potem ko je letalo pablo
preko pet mill dveh minutah
pritisk zraka zmlincil kotle "a
l.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-12

Koliko krivic je bilo ze storje-
nih,, ,ker nj bilo politicno, da bi pri-
sla resnica njih ma dan.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-01-17
YOU WOULDN'T TRY
TO TAME A WILDCAT
MIR. Dodson Warns Against Us Of
Treacherous, Dangerous
CaIomel.

Calomel salivates! It's mercury.
Calomel acts like dynamite on slug
gish liver When calomel comes into
contact with sour bile it crashes into
it, causing cramping and nausea.
If you feel bilious, constipated,
headachy and all knocked out, just go
to your druggists and get bottle of
Dodson's Liver Tone for a few cents
which is harmless vegetable substi-
tute for dangerous calomel. Take a
spoonful and if it doesn't start your
liver and straighten you UP better and
quicker than the nasty calomel and
without making you sick, you just 20
back and get your money.
II you take calomel today you'll be
sick and nauseated tomorrow; besides,
it may salivate you, while if you take
Dodson's Liver Tone you will wake up
feeling great, full of ambition and
ready for owrk or play It's harmless,
pleasant and safe to give the children;
they like it. Adv. bod
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-01-17

zens of Louisiana, as whole. In this
connection, and in fairness, 1t is well
to note that in reality Col. Frank +.
Stubbs' character is above reproach
and likewise Mr.. Parker's, but never
the less it is plain to be seen that the
issues of the campaign are somewhat
ignored at times, and mud singing is
INDUCED in. This should not be-per-
sOnalities are not part OF the cam
paign and should be cast aside, the
issues of the campaign being brought
to the forefront, in manner much
/ like attorneys pleading a case before
the court, the voters having clear
chance to decide from the real issues.
Character smashing should be cast
aside
AS previously stated the nomination
of Mr. Parker is fOregone conclus-
ion. but should there be any who feel
inclined to vote for his opponent, that
is their great American privilege, and
their views should be respected. The
right of every man to cast his vote
for whom he chooses is che of our
greatest American institutions, one we
will all fight together to preserve.
Much could be said substantiating
our outspoken advocacy of the nomi-
nation of Mr.. Parker, but to sum it all
up in few words, we say that he is
the best man for the place; the State,
politically and industrially, needs
term of his administration; the OPP
position campaign has proven this be-
yOnd doubt. When a mana mayor,
of no more Importance to the people
of the State at large than the mayor
of TOrtue would be if there one there
openly announces that he can de-
liver 5000 votes to whom he chooses,
it is time for the "shOw me" tactics.
Furthermore, Mr.. Parker promises to,
and he will, work for the best inter-
ests of the state, industrially. He will
scatter respect Broadcast He is as
widely, and much more favOrably
known than the famous Mayor Behr-
man. He is just as much of demo-
crat as any other democrat in the
State. Ask yourself the question: if
sheep were to spend one day in the
pen with the goats and then return to
the flock, would he be sheep or goat
A careful study of the real, vital is.
sues of the campaign will show you
exactly who should be nominated.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-01-17
InHNS LAST EIGHT.

John BarleycOrn has fought his last
fight in the United States. of America
and has lost Along with him go beer
and light wines. For awhile in some
states, the light will shine; for awhile
the familiar bartender will shove a.
cross the mahogany the cup thai
cheers-and inebriates. For while
the old familiar crowds will assemble
at the various bars, discuss the issues
OF the day, affairs of state, the high
cost of living Then the lights will
20 out, the bar will be closed, and the
dawn will break on dry America.
Then a new American generation will
grow up-a generation which knows
nothing of the seductiveness, the con-
VITALITY, the destinations or the evils
of alcoholic stimulants.
Nearly all men who drink are con
WINGED that they can cut it out If they
want to- Soon all will have to cut II
out, and for the old-time, steady drink
ers this will be painful process.
There are many moderate users OF
JiuuOr who will be genuinely sorry to
see It 60. Many people of this type
feel that their personal rights and
liberties are being sacrificed by theil
fellow citizens opposed to the traffic
Many others are willing to fOrego what
little 1t means to them in order that
others who abuse the use Of liquor
may be saved.
Undoubtedly prohibition will work
a great change in the public life OF
our large cities. The wealth which
has found it's way into the saloon will
now find its way into the making Of
better streets, the building of better
homes, into better parks Human ma
ture is not going to be changed, how
ever Prohibition does not furnish q
panacea nor a cure all for all human
Ills. But its coming marks great
a vital, and a faTreaching step in the
efforts of the worlds greatest demo
cPacy to improve the conditions under
which It's people must live.
And now all of us, whether for OF
against, must realize this one thing
The Constitution of the United States
Of America has been amended Prohi.
bitiOn seemingly is the will and intent
OF the American people,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-01-17
Express Appreciation.

The entertainment committee of the
Welsh Civic League wishes to express
their appreciation to all who assisted
III the entertainment given at the Audi
forum Jan 9th. The High School Oc-
tette charmed the audience with Their
catchy songs. $297O was realized
from the entertainment, and the enter
tainment committee thanks the public
for its patronage.
Entertainment committee: Mrs. O.
j, Toups,, Mrs. Dr. Martin end Miss
Robinson.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-01-17
REVIVAL MEETING is
AROUSiNG MUCH INTEREST

Evangelist Andrew Johnson arrived
Wednesday evening and was greeted
by a fine crowd, His first message
on stumbling Blocks, or Stepping
Stones" w&s a most captivating one
The singing was quite inspirational
The pastors of the other churches are
cooperating in Il most fraternal way
according to the statement of Rev
+. l.. Weldon, pastor.
Day services are well attended. The
morning services are held from 1000
a. m. to HOO a. m. There will he
every day at noon a fifteen minute
service for the business men. This
service will be held at some place of
business in town.
A cordial welcome is extended to all
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-01-17

The primary is near at hand and
many will be glad when the contest
is decided, 1t is perfectly natural for
people to take interest in politics, but
when 95 per cent of the people greet
each other the first thing in order is
a political discussion. A Welsh resi-
dent who was in Lake Charles during
the week reports that the entire bust
ness section of Ryan Street was lined
with men discussing politics. Business
affairs seem to be cast aside and loCa'
candidates are at work day and night
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-01-17

Now is the time you should begin
to get your sociology together and find
out what you are going to hit the
H. c. L. with in that garden See KIM
ball, he can help you make your Sc.
lections.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-01-17

Messrs. d. c. Richie, j. P and B. P.
Haber were Welsh visitors for short
while Thursday afternoon, paying the
Journal office an appreciated call while
here. The gentlemen were on their
way back to Jennings from the Haber
rice and irrigation plant, where they
had been on a tour of inspection. Mr.
B. P. Haber, who is prominent news
paper man of Fon du Lac, Wisconsin,
is paying a visit to his brother in Jen-
nings.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-01-17

Messrs. E. c. Willard and Lone
Bertrand were in Lake Charles Tues
day night, participating in the splen.
Gid banquet given by the CalcasieU
hank official, in the person of Mr.
Frank Roberts The affair was vel
attended and the managers Of the diff
ferent branches Of this well-knowr
banking institution were among the
invited guests.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-01-17
Minutes of the PhiIomathic Literary
Society.

Welsh High School, Jan. 1.-THE
house came to order at the sound OF
the gavel The minutes of the pre-
ceeding meeting were read and ap-
proved. Supt. Annette was welcome
visitor
The program was then called for
The first number was a debate: Re-
solved, That the Increased Destructive
Power of Modern Fire Arms is a Pre-
tentative of War. ALTERNATIVES: Henry
Wright, Donovan Armstrong, Ray
mond .Kimball Negative Charlie
Doan, Ercell Fuller, Keith Hawley
The judges decided in favor of the
NEGATIVE by a vote of two to one.
Prof Bosch gave some interest
ing and instructive remarks in regard
to the debate.
The next was defamation by
rent Events, BY Marvin Van Ness
Reading by Alton Prentice; Grafton
by Robert Grauke; Recitation by Clar.
enCe Cosner; and the Report Of the
Reporter, Alton Prentice.
Raymond Kimball being absent
Henry Wright volunteered to take his
place Webster ArceneauX was kind
enough to take the place of the report
er, Alton Prentice, who was also alb
sent Parliamentary law drill was post
poned until the next meeting.
Webster Todd handed the president
TO 1nt al
change Article 4, Section l of the By
Laws of the Constitution of the so,
ciety. 1t was read to the society and
posted in a conspicuous place to be
voted on at the next regular meeting
| Ben Radeke had written move
ment, but withdrew it, as Webster
Todd's movement covered the same
and more. Webster urges everyone tt
vote for the change, as it is for the
good of the society.
1t was moved, seconded and passed
that the meeting adjourn until two
weeks hence.
A Special Meeting.
A special meeting was held Jan
5, 1920. The house came to order al
the sound of the gavel The president
announced that the treasurer, Lloyd
| Robin, who had been elected at the
proceeding meeting had refused to ac
cept the office He then called fol
nominations for treasurer. Ercell Full.
Ter and Raymond Kimball were nomi
mated. Ercell Fuller was declared
elected treasurer nv vote Of sixteen
to thirteen
1t was hen moved, seconded and
passed that the meeting adjourn until
the next regular meeting.
ALTON PRENTICE,
Reporter.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-01-17
Police Iurxman-Ward EIGHT

l hereby announce myself as a can
didae for reelection to the Office OF
Police Juryman from Ward Eight (S)
of Jefferson Davis Parish, subject to
the choice of the electorate at the
Democratic Primary Jon January Doth
Your support and your vote will be
appreciated.
DOLCE BOURGEOIS.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-01-17
For Sheriff.

To the People of the Parish of JEFF
ferson Davis:
I hereby announce myself as a can.
didate for the office of Sheriff and
Tax Collector il. and for the Parish of
Jefferson Davis, subject to the action
of the Democratic primary. Your sup
port will be appreciated.
A. L. BROUSSARD.