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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-01-31
WELSH BOY
SHOT BY THIEVES
At WAGNOR CITY
...a,a Not Fatal and He Will Recover
Three Men Arrested in
Connection.

last Friday morning a message
reached Mr.. D. 0. Fisher announcing
~, his son had been shot at the
Wagner City oil field. No details
zero given and Otis Fisher left ina
nsdiatsly for the scene. Arriving at
Wichita Falls, where the victim Of the
.,oo,ing was being treated in the sani-
,,,inm. Otis found his brother was
~ fatally injured, although the shot
nod uassed through the abdomen.
From a Wichita Falls daily paper
ina following clippings were taken
relative to the shooting:
nShot through the abdomen Thurs
dsy morning by one of three men who
we're trying to steal some casing, when
10 commanded them to stop, David E.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-01-31
A Family Reunion.

The members of the LoVett family
who reside in Louisiana enjoyed a
family reunion on Wednesday, Janu,
airy 21st, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. F. Lovett just east of Welsh, This
family reunion was no "Hooverfest'
either, the feet of the guests resting
long beneath the festive board laden
ates tickled, "reminiscences of the old
days of youth zig zagd back and forth
with good things prepared of the oc.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-01-31

led 9UQM puP 'sselsoq eQl 40 uo!seo
through the fragrant aroma of many
delicious dishes.
Those present included, besides the
host and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. A G.
Smith and family; Mr.. and Mrs. E..
A. Lovett and family; Mrs. Sarah
Riley and daughter, Mrs. Anna Nc
Fall of Shreveport! Mr. and Mrs. G..
w. Hurst and family of Lake Arthur;
Mrs. Mary Lewis and daughter, Miss
Vivian, of Roanoke; Mr. and Mrs.
Adam Matthews and family.
There were in all twenty-six present
and a very enjoyable day was spent,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-01-31
SCHOOL NOTES.

The l.. S. U. Glee Club will be here
February 9Th There are twenty-six
people in the party. The Club comes
under the auspices of the Welsh High
School. They have been requested to
leave town as soon as the performance
ends. 1t seems that all beds in Welsh
are occupied, making it absolutely i'm
possible to keep the members of the
Club over night. The school however
will see that they have good supper
at the restaurant. You be sure and
come to the concert, because one
half of the door receipts will be used
for the benefit of the Welsh High
School.
Prof. de Castillo will be here on the
Gath of February and will give one
of his celebrated plays, "The Yankee
Doodle Girl on March 1st. Prof. de
Castillo uses the pupils of the High
School department to represent the
characters in the play. This will be
valuable training for those who are
fortunate enough to be selected for
the work. Pupils who are interested
should make it known to the Princi
pal, who will communicate with Prof
de Castillo as soon as he arrives.
TIL boys toilets have been closed
and will not be used any more during
the year. Unless the girls toilets give
better satisfaction, they too will be
closed.
The new school building will be
erected directly west of the present
building and, on the same block. Ma
terial for the new building is being
placed on the ground now Mr.. Carter
of New ORLEANS is now on the ground
and is having the material placed. Mr.
Caldwell will arrive later and begin
| LL6 CONSTRUCTION WOIh.
The playground apparatus, the coal
house, some of the trees, and in fact,
all distractions will have to be NOV.
| ed to give place to the new building.
Even historic basket ball court will
be partly covered by the new build,
ing.
| A brief report of the mid-year ex-
aminations follows:
The figures below refer to grade
number of pupils passed, number OF
pupils graded, number of pupils fail
ing in two or more subjects, and per
centage of pupils passing:
First grade graded, SO; passed
Sc; failed, 3; per cent passed 94.9.
Second grade graded, AZ; passed
3S; failed, 8; percentage passed, COS
Third grade graded, Al; passed, 81;
failed, 10; percentage past, 75.6.
Fourth grade graded, 30; passed
80; failed, 0; per centage passed, 100
Fifth grade graded, 80; passed, 26,
failed, s.; per cent passed, S1.2.
Sixth grade graded So; passed, 90;
failed, 6; per cent passed, $685.
| Seventh grade graded, "a; passed
30; failed, 5; per cent passed, 1873.
Eighth graded, 81; passed
20; failed, 2; per cent passed, 1915.
Nineth grade graded, 10; passed
Is; failed, /; per cent passed, 94.7.
Tenth grade graded IA; passed
10; failed, 4; per cent passed, ia,
Eleventh grade graded, 5; passed
/ 5; failed, 0; per cent passed, 100.
If your child happens to be one o
the number who failed, won't you hell
the teachers find out the trouble an,
see if some steps can not be takel
to have better grades made? Asl
your boy or your girl to tell you VIII,
the red mark appeared on the card.
Yours to serve,
VIM. A. McGUFF.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-01-31

Otis Fisher returned yesterday from
Wicheta Falls, Texas, where ne has
been for several days. looking. after
the welfare of his brother, Ellis vino
was shot one day last week by oil field
thieves at Waggonef City. He reports
that Ellis is getting along well and is
able to be out again
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-28
FfESRE De COMU-
N!CAClOkES

La mejor demostraciUn del "mpcno
general por colocar 4 Colombia Il gran
altura, e. IA fiebre que en- rod" 81
pals .xistc por conslruir f~erroca:"ileS
y carretcraS. FL gobierno naCional por
u parte ' los de DEPARTMENTS :
los diStritoS nor l. otra, :" emp"nan
IN IA construction de varios de los
Urirlerns y uumeroSoS cdminoS carrie
-aros :, de herradura, tendicHTe Il me-
iorar las comunicaCiones Dc los cen
;ros pohIadoS cor los Duertos Sluvia-
les y mar(cimos asI como tambien
q comunica~ las diversas ~regioneS del
pals UraS o otras.
- programme tcr-oCarrilero Hacio-
uai comprande II construction de Va
rias Was importantls!mos : ia terl,,t-
naciGn DE- otraS qcu estan va Gomez
zadas o lin d" unir en- I'm future muT
carcano Il mayor parte de los fe"ro-
! carries coiorhIa2os. que Quedando as
| corur:raGa7 uo~ rie!es las PARTICIPATES
! ci-daGes. desde =. atoral Atlartico
rasta las i~nmediaciones de Carchi :
deszc q Pacifico hasta 81 Tachira.
- ter-ocarril en- que con mayor en-
,usiasmo Sc trabaja es Ell del Pac!fi-
90 GIe de1tro de pocos amos cstara
ter-n:na6o hasta Bogota atraveSando
los riqufsinos territories del Vale del
: Cauc, = del Q~uindio: esta Inca ton
dri IN ramaI in~portantIsimo GU Sc
; despre-de de Cali o rurho = p
: 3av:ir. \ donde llecara dentro IL trc-
, nos para oroso=r;ir hasta Paste y
. r:aeo hasta Ia frortnr2 ecuatorian1 IN
= F-s,T.r n. Ala
| r.Za,e= sale otra IA ftra1 cue "
! t-Iye Dor su cueut-a 81 Department
; 70 do Caldas para unir su capital co"
| - 7ar-ocarrii de Amagi que tarhi"n
! .--gl1l3-i con e. del Pacifico en los
~ire-e. del Cauca- %poniendo eC m
/ ,frgcI6n esa Inca con IA cue conduc'
/ 10 -ro5el,fn 4 Puerto Be-"io Sob-e 81
! L~Ia-dale7a.
ora VIA Ce ~grandfsima ;0lportanci2
ns = que Sc procone co".strH.r AAtio-
.rf4. nara 20 Cual cicHe cas-! conS"-
r,,;do N eran empr6Stito IA cUal par
:f.rdo de- un punto so5r" q terrocarrH
de Amaga. bien sea siguienGo q curse
! 6s7 RIO Cauca o eI del Porce TaTa i
! Canafistula, pUerta Sohre Q! C3ucd ana
| % hasta donda en- TODD tempo : SIN
! r;nguna ~dificultad pucden suhir los
| - onras que naveean por 81 MaEd"!"-
na. de csc Iugar IN linea torcera para
- , WORM on eI Goifo de Crabd donde
! los antiqueNos So proponen ~nStah'ecHT
! ~ maguifico puerto on territorlo 81
! "a. Por su parte e. sobierno dcparta-
| mental lie bolivar proyecta construiH
Nm +~rrrocaTTr que parta De Cartagena
| a~trav;esc la Sabanas : en1palmH con
| 81 de Urahd en- las inmadiaci9nes d"
! Cahaf!StGla.
Ia naci6r estA in~teresadtSima m In
construction del denominado ferroca-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-28
La FRlMERA RACHA
INVERHAL LEGO CON
UNA FUERTE lLUVIA

EAGLE PAS, Tex. Octuorn "G.-La
pr!mera racha inyernal azot6 Eyer q
esta ciGdad. Y En- general "a todo ci
a~conrpaaaGo de una fuErte. auuluc
2rdi2 liuVia. que va necesj;abar Gr-
scucemento los ..%gTicuito-eS Y los gG-
naderos. ESta &ranzada Gel ilvirr-
nc. GIs iiegI IN poco mas t"npr2nc
que en alioS s2nlerioras. - una !Gdi-
c2ciGn de cue ~ este ahc teGiCeInos
Ial veE. una r1d ~eStaci@n gIe sin
dCGl sc dej&rI ScHti- D11s am pot
,aS c0ud;C:uneS Giiic.!cs QUE C3istea
pa:a ~consc=u:r c.mhusa5is. Y no
sc cral csc Sc~i2Tae,iIe las classes Ele-
lin : rob-a ssra3 LIS que sufran IAN
<6io los cigores lei fro en esta vcz.
pueS - eS cleric que 81 prCci" d%.
combustio!e HI subido bastante. tam
lien 10 es que aquello' han eScasea-
r., Y am crando los ri'.0S pudier2@
-sagarlo. no pod-jn c~onsegulrio eE g
nunGaacia Y tendran que ,.aSaE tam
n.-c =us mcieStiaS. aJ:nqoe AnAicoIa-
das por las otras mGchaS coEao1'Ca-
les &c Tue pueter diSfrct2T.
MS ta-Go CT sent!rsc a eGrcto "e
"a r~.;rerl raCna. que los Jrafica%teS
~ LEILA. carbon y perr5leo. Subir los
~precios de eSos artIcu!os. fiianio 9.
de trece d5lareS para n cuerda &C !e-
IA 4. cuatro pies De largo. q S";' en-
r.aIidad. media cUcrda II ,,"!are@
!.a.@ Ike ;cncI@da lie carnfn ' - =.
AIN de py;r@.... : al" ~. coz
49, Es,- .rlH
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-28
LA


4 c~onsecuencia dc Ia Eegada &c Va
rjas familias alenanas en- caiIcAd nc
:nm:grantes ia asamblea a~ntioqueh;
expiGi6 una ordenanza autoriZando n
~robcrnador no solo para conceder .
los inmigrantes europeos terrenoS he
lac 100. 600 hectareas de terrcnos bal
dos Que pcsee c! Depa::Ameh'o en-
las reriones de Uraba. Sino tamp'er
mr., aryiliarlos con gastos de ia
ic \ cor una pension durantc selS mt
SOS; las tierras que Sc les adjudlca-
ran quedan precisamente en- Il CO.
marca por donde pasara ei ~ferroc'rE''
nue Sc n~roysctara para salir al mar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-28

EOGOTA. Colombia, Octub-e l.
Colombia, dei;cada por entero al ira
Daio. g9Zando de compieta paz, esta
! a-ogresando con rapidsz ~vcrdaieEa-
! El-n:e extraordinGria. Este proSrcso
is :an,o mas s~iSn:Tcati"o'- cuanto cue
Sc aleva so5rc bases SGlidaS. pueS cue
IS IL obra del esfuerZo conjanto Gel
@ubiarEo 9 del pueblo, que no p!ensah
siro en- llevar 4 Colombia al mas alto
grade dc prosperidad.
Igual ernpeuo que e. mostradn por
q So5icrao n&c;ona; para mejorar las
condolences generates del pals. de-
rJueStran los So5ieruos De los Dep1"
laEeEtos : aun les gohierHos mun!cl-
pa'es. Y asl Sc We cue mien-
tras 81 Gobicrno nacional ha OBJ
biernoS municipalities. y asi Sc Ts uGe
mierrras a. gohoerEo nac!onal ma CO
renico en- los GlJimos meses VarloS
ymprcStitoS para IL realization de al
-unas obras puhlicas de importancla.
- Departamcn;o dc Antioquia Ia III
tirHaGn los arreglos para n adqulSl-
ciIn de I'm c!nDr1Stt-l de oleZ milo
mes para corstvui. q C~er-oca-ril quc
de II de Mede!sfn Il Cello dc traha:
Ia mra:c:paiidad de Medei;n consigu!"
au Nueya York M emprest:to por dos
: medic millores &c H6lareS . deDa"-
taunto Gc CaI,iaS vStI D~cgociando un
empreSt:ro iH cuatro mlloneS para
n construction de al [~ewocarril: n
m~-HicraIidad de Cali rata de n
cu:r CT Nueya York va-ios milloneS
nara atcnder 4 sus obraS pdblicaS. y
L.. Observation-Disclosures de EnEota Ia
~~7a1auj,la C~artagena . IbagU& hacen
orro ranto con ~nerspectiva de GHito :
IL ia Paste S;enc cas-! c0ntratado IN
cnpr5Sti,o por $500 600 para mont1r
-, aC,eGUcto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-28
Sc haIIa moribundo 81
x-Obispo Camacho

Cu-DAD VICTORIA. T&lnpS. DC
tutre 2S.-EI ex-ObiSpo de Tamauli-
pas, doctor Eduardo Sanchez CANA
cho. So encuertra enfermo &c srm;'
gravcdad en- esta capital, ) Sc teme
I'm furcsto d~cserlace.
FL doctor Sanchez Camacho. como
,,.ha r~ecordarse, fua deSi:tGidc de 81
alta invcs.idura cclesiasl'ra por a
cuerdo del Vaticano. en- viEtud lie cue
nes6 Ia aparic:6n de IL N'"Sch He
Guadalupe. diciendo Il ca 9urH su-
percheria. Tiene el eX-QhtSpo mas "e
ochenta anos de edad. y @eSde ace
algun tempo Sc ha retiraGo por c'Ha-
plcto de TODD genera dc ail.St:dee' on
:, uuin,a "El Olive.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-28
GRAN OESARSOll0


TamhI@u :. uoJa IN gran desarroiio
industrial en- tOdo u pas en- vSpeci"'
II AntioaQuia, CunulnamarcH bo4'>"i
.,~tianticu. En- McdC!An sus lMmeal@
,.,nn,.s HAY )" Iabricas de ImpurutIcld
III .as cualcs sc han In'rillGp ecIc"
t.. ,ircu Ini!iuncS DE- pesos orc ; eli
his ,rlu 81 ocupaD mas dc -coo ihu-
icres, entire est fabricaS tIEurtn SEES
-. ;ri.iuS &c algod"H J rec~ic"teflEh-
:, -. iund6 uIla nUeva compan'a aho-
i'm, ror $500 600 orc dc capital pa
pc, r,outar otra f3briCa dc eSa miSiIa
.las. Los tciidos han lomcntado chet
mam,nte 81 cultivo del alSod"n no So
l., an cse dcpartamento Sino en- aist-
nos otros 4 lal punto quo Ia ultima
coscE.na. de! departamCnto de -Nl!aH-
t;co So caIcui1 en- un valor de 5'"o" coo
Eogvta Barr&nQuilla Cartageha ;
Cali tambi&r son hoy centres manu-
<.ctireros de imrortanc!a. En- IA ca
initial Sc esta montando II gran Ia
hrica de- panos de lnnada con maQui-
maria de Ia mas moderna y On raFlos
de los departaTncntoS Sc cSta loHleH-
tIndo Ia cria de Sanado IbnAr.
Los altos precios Il que ha alcanzi-
Al 81 canado en- los u!timoS amos ma
motivado I'M gran entuS!asIno POE !"
cria Y mejora del ganado vacuno. Ell
asnecial oil los departamentos de 30
Iivar Y Atlantico dondc sc acrecen-
tan constantementc los potreros de
nas-os artiticiales. En- Cispata Sc eSta
.orstruvendo un packing house &c
! -, companiT ccIonlh"-anr+TlcaEa Qfe
| .st5 a~vanZludo crandcS m u"
| dinero 4 los ganadccos para que den
mayor amplitud a sus haclendas. III!
A~ntiouuia. dondc IL carne DE res -
, ycnda hasta a ciucucnta centavos orc
n libra de Ia mejor claseD Sc ia
tornado Una compania anonima con
mn million Ge pesos para dedlcarse :
Ia ~ganaderia EN- las extensas reSloneS
baldfas de csc DEPARTMENTS Sohre e.
rio Magdalena.
La industrial petrolGra asta :larlada
= ser una dc los PARTICIPATES de- pans
= ~redur6ara en- grandes be?"U":os pa
>, 81 tesoro nacioEa! en- virtud dc rs
disnosicines contenidas en- le: que ~
raspecto fue eXpedida r~ecientenIeEtc.
Son nuueroSisirlas las soIcitudcS cue
de continue Sc hacen n gobierno pare
| ~.ra--far explanations : cNpior"cI":es
- 80 ha anurciado CUE los ~inSenleros
d. ma de las miras de Santander don
de SO han ercontrado riCas fuentes de
ne.r6leo as2eran producer de diciem-
ira en adelante q raz5r &c 5000 Sa-
rifles d!ar.os como mfNiino.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-28
MAGNIFICO PARA Ell Y So
ESPOSA

Hurley /. Watkins, de 1908 Lytle
St. Louisville. Ky, nos dice 10 81
euiente: "Encontre. QUE e. Compues
Ia de Mel Y Alquitran de Foley. era
10 Il nccesitabamos 80 Y mi espo-
a. para los resfrios." Esta famosa
medicine es ienalmente buena para
los ninos, como para los adultos. Ali
via las toses. resfrios Group. toes
hronquiales. y calrla Ia comezon de
IA sarsanta a provoca las toses noe
t,-nas. No contiena ONTO nj drogas
are fo-mer hacitos. Inmcdiats en-
sYs resuita6o.. Dc vcnta on toias
las d~royuerias. (Aiv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-28

s; listed Sc ]encuentra enfermo de
aiguna affection de la piel, entonces
listed esta al corriente de Ia come
ION e irritation que producer tales
Intermediates.
Las intermediates de la piel son
debidas a impurezas de Ia sangre' y
10 Sc obtiene un alivio verdadero Z
menos que tales impurezas sean eX-
pulsadas.
S. S. S. Ia proporcionaGo muy bue
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-28
C~ARRETERkS EN- FOOA
LA RE2USLlCA

P,ru este vasto proSrama lerroEIa-
-, H., Sarlsface pvr complete ) poi
,oGas parties Sc c0pstrGyen hoE mag
E.I!y-ls Y vXt"nSl cavrcteraS a!SdHA"
dy CLOS paralcias "A las Was ierreha'
ina &c las mas i~mpU-LantcS es IL ue!
Carare cuya construction na l COZ.
tralaG. Dor IL Compal!a lomp!ana
ii, Iomeuto, cOmpromctltLdoSe Il It!-
minarla dentro de- dos q tres amos; esq
c~arrelcra parte de BoGota nacia f"eE
ia Auuilcu, atraVcSara los depafta-
m~ntos de BoyacA y Santander y ter
miuara en- 81 Magdalcra a unoS 'oo
kilJmctrcs de IA capital de ia hepI-
biica.
7, c.rreiyra central del Vail" del
Canca pone hoy en- comun!cac!on va
rios de los principales centres DC 80
Y cuando quede termlhaoa
dcnrrn d. dos amos medir mas dc -VV
kl5metros. En- esa carretera tuncip-
. nan ocho l;neas de autOmovl!eS u
. prcstan scrvicio rapidssimo tanto dc
! rasaieros como de Carga.
Ia ca.rctera de Popayan que Sc
! Jirige hacia 9ganche. en- busca DEL
ie-YuCarrIl dc. f"H!iItu y W.
7, cS-i cas-: tcrminada tehdra setcnta
h.:GmetruS.
I'm Na:iMo sc cons:rUye una carfe-
,.,a H.. U:,Sto nacia q mar. con IN
ramal = lpialcS: may cnnstru'dos mas
! Il. 90 lil@metros en- tres secciones y
rvando 50 tcrmine medira mas de dos
.ier-us cincu,ntu kel@metrcs.
En- Antioduia IA asamhlea dcparta
mental II, ordcnaGo Ia conStruccl"H
| do las sisufcatcs carrcteras: t. que
| nar:iendo d. Medeiin vaya :! Colo &c
Traha. l., cual estd va comcnzada Ia
mo saiieudo dc Porcesito Ell a ie-
| rrora-riI de AntioGuia, vaya 4 haru-
ma : las dc ltuago ' Cohorna que
pondr5n or COMMUNICATION dtchoS cen
.ros cor q '"rrocarrll.
En- ID Costa .Allau-ica est Har7
! ser .arm;nada n c~a~rct"~a "1,rc ba-
tranauila y Carta=cua y n~onto Sc
-enprenderan en Gehid> for~na los
trabajos para - cue. ~ de Uni: a
| Nagangu6 con M"ntcria Dasand" P9r
| Sincc'eiu.
En- Sartandc~ So rroy"cta "A Que h&
! g.. y 4 Cjclfa Al Ma=da,ena.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-28
LAS ERUPCIONES DE LA PIEL
CAUSAN TERRIBLE COMEZGN

O resultados en- ell tratamiento &c
estos des6rdenes, porquc purified
perfectamente Ia sangre. y contra-
resta los efectos ejercidos por los
g6rmenes que la infectar.
Principle a tomar s. S. S. hoy mis-
mo. " escriba I'm relate detallado dc
su case. para cue reciba valiosos
consoles medicos gratis, djrigfendose
el Chief Medical Adviser, 15S Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-28
Suan1o >el Reumasismo 10
Ataca mas Terriblelncnie
Fl "Linimento de Sloan debe tencr
sc . n mano para eua!quiera
emergSnGa

5DOR que espera 81 sufrT tremen-
dos dolores del reumatlsnlo,
sciatica. l1mbago, 4 otras a~feccioEes
tie Ia naisma indole. que le lmpedlran
atender suS ocUpacioneS dlarias.
euando con 81 "Linimento lie Sloan
podria combatirlas Y aun ev:tariaS:
Sin frotar. porque penecra. a?il-
quese un POGO hoy en- IA parte en-.
ferma. Q inmedIatamente nota1a el
;.livio a~g-a,labie Y prorto qae Sc 81
SIC. e "Linjmcnto de Sloan no
cendria Eantos amigos CT TODD e.
r,unIo. 81 no fuera por e. 6eneEicio
cue proporciona. En- todas las hou-
cas- V en- tres tamanoS. E! mas gran
DC es el mas econ6mico. 35c., 7oc. y
$40.
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IA RFplBLlCADE COLOMBIA Sc HALLA
EN- UNA EPOCA DE GRAN PROSPERlDAD
Fl sobierno y 81 pueblo trabajan conjuntamente
por el desarrolIo del pals, dotandolo dc
ferrocarriIss y carrsteras y establecIendo
toda cIase de industries

ri de Norceste o sea - p~ro.CnSac!oH
del N,orte que sale de Bogota V quo
pasando po- Tdnja atravesara ei de-
pa-tamcnta dc BoyacI para sA:lr =.
Cararc : t~errnirar en- IN punto GEL no
MardaIena ccrca del BaHco con III
-a.nal en- Puerto Witches que ira has
II Ia trontc:2 dc Venezuela
FL f~er.ocarril de Tolima- en crya
construction 50 trabaja con empeno
Sc ~a-olonGara dc Tlorencia hacia el
Can:e.a. has.a Ia frontcra 0 q Pc
ri.
,rambiln So proyecta construi" un
f.,rocarri1 que par1icn6o de Paste ter
mine ~ IN puerto Sobre e. PacIIico
hier sen frente . Tunnaco o en- n
hahfa dc SaUuiarg3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-12
No DANCER Of
FLOOD IN The
UPPER OHIO
ALLEGHENY GORGE
MENACE IMMINENT
Along the Lower Valley Thou
sands Moving From
Their Homes

PITTSBURGH. Pa. March Ii
Thousands Of residents in the upper
Allegheny Valley towns t"nigh; arc
preparing To move their belongings to
places "r safety. warning Of flood
having been issued by the l. S. weather
bureau officials here.
\ sixteen mile Sorge. in. the -Alle-
gheny r!FerL ext ending, from Kisktmin"-
Las Junction t. II point near kitanuinS,
Is causing the river To rise eighteen in
.irs an hoUr. Thousands Of tons Of ice
from slrall creeks in the upper water
shed are rapidly Floating d0wn stream
ami jamm!nE behind the big gorge.
II" Tiv.r was w.thIu two feet of
Cv.dirE III K;;tnrN.uE iowlands this
evening; I'ni"s% IN" .Nl"Eh"ny river
&C., i,Ig" * broken tonight. thousands
"t ianljl.'$ Wfll be forced from their
II, M piuHG tho water front in tn" Al
lr.hruy valley before tomorrow morn
max. Whllr the breaking Of tn" gorge
VIII rurs" he ohio river To- rise there
T. uu lnmrdiat" danger of a flood III
III, upper Ohio river towns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-12
125 Mine Operators and Workers
Indicted on Charge of Conspiracy
BombshelI Sprung When De-
liberations Of Federal Grand
Jury al indianapolis Are
Completed - Violations of
Anderson Injunction are In
dicated.

lNpINNArOlIS, Ind. March 1l-An
indictment charging conspiracy in Nio-
lation of the Lever fuel control act and
the federal criminal code. naming l25
coal operators and miners as defend
ants. Was returned here late today by
special grand jury which has been in
,cStigatIug the coal industry since Dc
""mb"r T.. 1919. More than half Of the
defendants are operators. il Is said.
Bond wHs fixed hy United States Dis
tr!Cl Judge \. B. Anderson AT $4,000
in some Of IN" CASES AMI at $1,000 in
others. The Defendants viii he ar
ra gn,d on May /. Names "f those III
djrrrd will not be made public until
they are arrested.
Ton over: acts arc charged against
the coal mon ~ the indictmcut, which
contains eighteen counts. Ii - under
stood that many OF tho violations
charged hay" no connection with the
,,iril;" ct hitumnouS miners but occur
red prior TO tho singing Of the arinis-
tlr".
Thr !ndirtmcnt vas brought under
sections four and uinC Ui the t.cvc: dct
and section thirty -scv"n of tho criminal
code uld charges IN general. that min
rrS and OPERATOR, r"".pIrcd To r"hGnce
~" price, uf nr"-SSariCs ny rest. iCting
,listr. button. limiting manufacture and
by oth'r mcnnS, and Ivy Curspiring TO
commit "n"uScS against III" United
states ~ defined IN the criminal code.
The penalty on ConviruUn iS inc not
exceeding $ln.DuU. Imprisonment for not
NOR" than two years or both fine and
Imprisonment.
While 10 names were made pubic II
was learned that practically all those
Tnr rh1rppC al active the conlrQl
competitive field. which embraces Ind
ana. Illinois, ohio and Western Penn
svl>ania Th. grand jury was instruct
cd To- I" fully into AL reports OF viola
lions G. the Lever law. without reSarc
10 the place OF origin OF th" reports.
II is not expected that any, arrests
will hc made this week AS two or three
days viii hc required 10 prepare the
PAPERS FOX Serving.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-12
SUTHERLAND MEETS
BUNCH OF BOOSTERS

WASHINGTON. March u -- FIFTY
members Of Ia" Sutherland boosters
club. of this city. were received by SEN
alor Howard sutherland tonight N his
census committee Offices. Several ut
th,ru made speeches lauding senator
SUTHERLAND aS good and nraiIabl" pros
ld.ujia. timber. They told Of their
club, artlyItr's in his behalf. and
Pledged IN" l"yatty and activity % a
m.mhcrShIu q" ~ government en-
rI"y,s who hh.lrd from every state III
IN" uulun.
Senator sutherland :;lod" th"m ittlc
.,rroci If thanks. which was Of an ar-
ur.ria;l.r and l,l!rrtou$ nature. IL hId
not say wu"th"r j." was or would b." a
,Audrda,, tor tir nomination 10 b" made
hy 'h. Chi,nEo ,unl "ntiuu.
ma e 'Ei~ month. Til" miners III pre-
s"ui.rr IA. .r original demands insisted
rhnr 10, N,"r had ended aud that conSc-
G'.rur'v rhr contract had expired.
Tn" -u,-rIiu'rt took :: different Nl"%
,uh ,rh"u the miners went IN ~trrk" on
>,N,u.l,r r' rhIaI"i aU injunction
rr,m C.d,rnI judy Anderson Al lndl-
aft.Ilr" t....