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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-30
Mistni zprdyy.
Z krajanSkyCh krnhH.

NaSi velmi oblibeni a ceske
verejnosti dobfe znami krajane:
pan Ferdinand Dvorak, byvaly ma
iitel pekaTskeho obchodu Abbott
ulice manzelkou Marii rodinou.
dale jeho bratr pan Jaroslav Dvo-
rak, manzelkou Annou, opustl
bfehy Spoj. Stat6. dne 4. Tiina ma
rychlo-lodi Aquitania Cestuji pres
Cherbcurgh, Francie. do stare VIA
sti PfeJeme Jim stastnou a vese-
lou cestu. mnoho zdaru. tam te
dalne miiene ceske vlasti. 0 jejich
.pohodlne cestovani pTesne vypra-
veni iakoz zaslani zavazadel a pia-
ma Sc postarala: Slavia Shipping
Corporation. 7l2 N Cav ulice.
= Dne 25. zari zeEufela pi. Ma,
rie Svehla, manzelka Josefa Sve-
hly. (. 923 N. Durham ulice. We
stari 33 rokn. PohTbena byla ko-
stella sv. Vaclava ma hfbitove Nejsv.
Vyk We stfedu rano.
Nalezela ku spolku sv. Ludmily
= We etvrtek. ~dne %. zaff zem-
fela PAM Frantiska Pulket, We vyso-
KEN staff 70 rokd- Natozena byls
v Cechach. Pohreb konan nedeli,
25. zafi ma hrbitoys sy. Frantiska
Abindgon. Hartford Co., Md. Pohf'
by vypravila firma FIR. Cvach
! Syn.
- z navst6vy We Stare Vlast
pfijela pani Anezka Rozlilkoya, c
5O2 N Curley ulice, pfiVe1si Sc
bou svoii stafickou matkn, pan
Antonii Zahrl1ka Veienav. w
dor boufim IA oceanu pfekonal
, dalekou cestu dobrem zdravi-.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-30
Vzorn6 druzstyo c. @. S. uyltano
Baltimore.
Vyslanec CeskOslOyensk6 republiky, DR..
B. StGpaEek, senator KiOfac mezi
vzacnymi hOsty.
Mayor m6sta, Broening, ocenil praci
CechOslOvakI.

byo SOkoOvne JednOty Besk
delegae G. O. repubiky. Uvani cey
Besk Zjezd degace do Baltimore
vyvho kterg em kdo no zdasn zdstane
menuenm B den nadsen noveho vzpruzn praci roll
narodni Nevycene Tecnk1 napn
sokoovny ovzdusm jakeho snad pred tim nikd edky
jsme nebyi.
Ver nezapomenuteny srdce Cehosovaka
odpovf suu kdy dotkne zp1sobem
ahajena Amerckou Cesko1 naodn hymnou proso
vtacm hosty pronesenym Jar Chafem Ia uvani
dekova menem delegae Jan Pelham aemnik c. S
Slovy ponesenm m ze pi do Ameriky, abv
obe americkm cchosovaky naseny by ma
byo Stare koeb
ky na Pov9de ak osvobozena a nae mohutn rospva
abychm vhn mravni vyA teesnou zdnost anul
popred ysech narod1 svetovych
Ia Baltmorske Marie ceska Hla-
stm poeskem uvano bo cvc du7stvo So edn Bes ktere
sv5m vykony vseobecne dobe zasouzene pochvay
arS vzd movan5 zaam mas pfedaven by senator Va
cay Klofac persekuce
sdeky ktera vh G spu nSmi nadenc do zaafe Senator
byvag mnsr c nam sas tech nssich mych mofe kdy
tce valky zua rados Czech drzc eso perumf Hasbu
ka von dhan na osvobzene repubce kera dne jest e
poradanej mucenkn iejch pot moody praovnkd ech
sav se il semenem, poll rozmachu, Vzr1stu
nam pocao b5 TAX dobfe Sokoovne vsoup do 6
to prvou radnho Aug Kecky vyslane ceo
syensk rpubky Dr. Spank Wahnetonu sestrop svoi
sic Spankovou eny Vysanecva Vyslanec ptan b boufvSm
akem kter5 znovu burace kdyz yzvan by fecns
promuv neunavny pracovnk dobro repubk emz
SpoenSch Saech ako mas pte Budee
povsm Amerck5m nezapomnami pdvodu sveho
minajicm asi ktere e pf pooOze epubce kera
vas pomo n bude prok mez narody Vyanec ukazal
~ Sostva repubce nymi narodnostm Evrc
nv Jhosovan1m jest em ktery postavi pred sebou
;a Masarykem ce spoupraci republka
kovensk nezaznym krokem ku viteznemu Gill; Posuchac
asanou ma ktera JIM pine pochopena hya
yzorne repubk pfo byo bouff asotu Cvieen ieho
ma tec uzich znzornen bojd zakopech koneeneh
9 ma poll vaecnem unes obecenstvo pravem slova msu
posoat 9kony nam akdm zkratka nenozno
ceovS sva bsg nadsene rdce cinlo divy Neeom
odho ale Baltimore Bfoenna ktery prise
nlat navstevu drusvo delegae ucni patel
odpodne adnc Mayor Boening oceni vSkony drua oy
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-30
ObroySke bOmby Zk0uSeny v
Aberdeen.
zdrazeni rnleka |. listOpadu.

Ocekavane zdrazeni mleka. jez
nam poruceno byti m9lo l. fijna.
odlozeno ma den l. istopadu. Cd
zdrazeni zachranila mas nezamest-
nanost, JED zde vladne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-30
POdekOyani.
Krajan poranen

Pan Frank Malac Govans pora-
men byl v noci re soboty ma nedeli
ma York road pfi slezani kary au-
tomobilem. Tento naplnen veselou
spolecnosti srazil jej a odhodil ma
koleje, kde poyazliv6 zraneny z1stal
lezeti v bezvedomi. Vyletnici je-
douci v automobile bez poskytnuti
pomoci zranenemu zmizeli.
Pan Malac poran6n byl ma oblice
il, noze, dve Zebra ma pferazena q
tfeti nalomeno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-30

spou Cehosovak1 Bamorskh kd
osyobozen poebova
tax dspor dobach Cehosovak Bamorsky
Cveni
spokoio ibio e cvcitei
Stetkov Sokoliky m1ze bSti pysnIm.
Proazejic druzstvo Chicago.
Sappe nalady amercka
venska maryandka pfsne byy spravn6 voenym.
Vsem Tecny vpomenuto byo nadsench obe egonaf6 at
panich Sibife
formach diva legonaTG
Zaverecnym Chafe skoneny b pamatne okamzky
vanec repubky Dr. steuanek Kac
repupky obkopen b obcenstvem. sknutim
vymenou davao
nami.
POdekOyan
dakuje akymkov
zdaru uytani a
svoie automobly prop1ici
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-30
Move zmeny We vOlebnich
liStinacb.

V uternf registraci zaneseno bylo
do seznsm1 volebnich 862 jmen.
Demokratd registrovano 1922, re.
publikan1 1920, bez pfislusenstvi
800. Muzd registrovano bylc mno-
hem vice nezli zen.
Dalsf registracni dny jsou: IL. a
Is. Tfjna. Kdo neni registrovan
anebo Sc stehoval, chce.li voliti pFi
istopadovych volbach, nesmi opo-
menouti registraci.
zaStrelil Sc p0 doStizfch.
William j. Parker z Filadelfie
zastfelil Sc Havre de Grace. kdyz
prohral sazky ma ken6 Galivant.
Zoufalec byl vybercim rent1 pro
firmu McConaghy- -Bergin.
= Nedaleko KingsVille nalezena
byla mstvola neznameho muze, sta
reho mezi IS a 60 roxy. Neznamy
prohnal 81 lebku kuli lesiku. Sou
dni l6kar odhaduje, ze mrtvola tam
lezela asi po 2 tydny.
HasiCi nesmi n0Siti brejle.
! Prave vydanym rozkazem zakaza-
no jest hasic1m nositi brejle. kdyz
jsou uniformach. z rozkazu toho
vyjmuti jsou ienom starsi hasici a
to jenom tehdy. kdyz vyka5i Sc wy
svedcenim ocniho lekaTe. Pri poza-
ru zadny hasicn brejle miti nesmi.
''Hasici musj miti bystry zrak a
bystrou hlavu." prRvi -ozkaz.
ViteyStvi Zaplatil HvOtem.
George Bender. 80 rok1 stary 2
Morrell parku. zachvacen byl pfi
hFe baseballu v Govans srdecni va.
. dou. jiz behem p6l hodiny podlehl.
Stizen byl zachvatem v okamzi-
: ku. kdy Sc mu podafilo zviteziti
pro svoii stranu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-30
Tyden nakupH.

V Baltimore pfipravovany isou
plany ku tydnu nakup1. kdy kazdy
Evan bude. aby neodkladal naku-
penn potTebnych yeci TAX pomohl
rozksatu obchodnimu. Pofadatele
t5dnu jsou pfesvedceni. Re kazdy.
kdo odklada nakupovanim, poma-
ha ku rozmnozovani nezamestna-
nosti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-30
PTepaden V Obch0de.

Mattel grocerDiho obchodu. John
B. Parks, pfepaden byl sobotu
pozda v noci We SVEN obchodu, {.
l736 N. Fulton avenue tfemi ban
dity. kteff rohrozivse mu revolve-
ry, wall vseehny hotove penize, jez
mel a plchli automobile fizenem
ctvrtJm handitou. Parks pfepa-
deni dos / st'astne vySazl. an KRAFT
ce pred tim vybraI penize poklad-
nicky, niz nechal jenom $40 u
lozil je bezpecl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-30
Pc amputaci nohy zemrel.

Patnactilety hoch, Sylvan Lehman
z w. Saratoga ulice pfeiet byl tru-
ckem American Ice spolecnosti a
zranen TAX. BE nemocnici iedna
noha adhata ma hyti mnsela. KRAFT
ce pc operaci ma mem provedene
zemrel.
Ma Chester ulici nedaleko
Eastern avenue zranen byl tfinacti.
lety hoch. Andrew G. Wyatt. "a
kratko hoch poraneni podlehl.
0Sndna yyJizdka v nkradenem
autOmObiln.
TIL cernosi poraneni byli smrtel.
ne narazem automobilu ma telegraf-
nj tyG nedaleko Carroll parku. Dva
JIM sedici v temze vyvazli bez po-
raneni. Automobil. v n9mz sobo.
tn 81 vyjeli ma vylet wall z garage
Mamie Young ma E Henrietta uli-
ci. Diva nezraneni cernosi byli zat-
ceni.
Maryland ma Skorem 100000
vkladatelE.
V Rampant. ktera nyni zahajena
ma rozmnozeni poctu osob ukladaji-
cich sve 1spory do bankovnfch
1stav1. vypocteno. ze Maryland ma
nyni 279. 866 osob, jez mali 1spory
sye bankach ulozeny. We Spoje-
nych Statech jest celkem ma IL mi
l;onn osob takovych. Glen kam-
pane jest rozmno5iti pocet tento' O
| million do l. kv6tna 1922 s konec.
nSm cilem dVaceti milion1 do roku
1880.
Baltimorska Prdce priprayu!e 81
ku oslaye Dne pfimeri.
| Orgsnisovana pl ace v Baltimore
chysta sc den oslavy, kterou vzpo
menuto bude zakoneeni valky uza
vTenim pfimefi IL. listopadu mez
/ Spojenci a Nemci, ku demonstrate
We prospach mezinarodnlho odzbro
ieni. V den ten bude konana bud
parada anebo lidova sch1ze.
Obroyske bOmby zkouSeny v
Aberdeen.
Dve bomby. kazda vazicl 4.30
liber, spuSteny hyly We ctvrtek n
zkusebnim poll Aberdeen. Zho
tovenf iejich drzano bylo az do etvl
tku tainosti. Jedna spustena byl
! Sc vzduchol ,di do hlubin zaliVr
druha ma konkretovou zakladnu.
i zdrazenf mleka 1. liStOpadu.
s Oeekavane zdrazeni mleka. j.
nam poruceno byti melo l. rijn'
: ndlozeno ma den l. listopadu. c
j. zdrazeni zachranila mas nezames
nanost. JED zde vladne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1921-09-30
Popalen yybuchem kamen.

Joseph Stajinski ze S. Washing
ton ulice popalen byl vybuchem pe-
trolejovych kamen.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-03
ROANOKE BUDGET

Roanoke La, Dec. Miss Rena
sutter who is teaching at Carencro'
snent the weekend here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Suffer-
NH. Poythress was in Lake Charles
Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Trahan and child
rem Cecil and Lloyd, spent Sunday
I'm Lake Arthur.
The men and boys of the Senior
Sunday School Glass entertained the
ladies and girls of the same classes
Friday night at the U. b. Church'
Thev had short program OF songs and
music a few games, and served oyst-
or stew which was greatly enjoyed
by all.
Messrs. ]. E. and Robert Lewis left
sunday for Elizabeth, where they are
engaged in doing carpenter work
Mr. V. C. Walkers baby has been
vary sick. but is improving at this
writing.
Miss Lois McNeeIy OF Clinton spent
the weekend with her sister, MISS
Emr,a. one of our most accomplished
teachers. g
Mrs r F.. Martin spent ThanksglV'
ing with her daughter, Mrs. L. G. Nor
ell: in Lake Charles.
Mrs. L. G. Flower and son OF Crow
lev spent Friday with Col. and Mrs.
EW. R. Eiber.
For Rent-TwO nicely furnished
rooms for rent, either regular or TO
transients.--Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Clayton enter
tanned at luncheon on Thanksgiving
a few couples, in honor of their guest
from Lake Charles.
Col. w. R. Eiber, our most excellent
postmaster attended the Shrine fes'
tivities at Lafayette. thanksgiving.
The Colonel has been Shriner for
thirty years, and although along in
years he is a jolly all around good
fellow, still young in heart and soul,
he always looks on the bright side OF
life. l
Miss Florence Thomas spent the
weekend with home folks, returning
to Westlake Sunday.
Miss Lettie Thomas, who is attend.
ing school at Lafayette, spent the holi
days at home.
Mr.. ]. ]. Miller who had on exhibi-
tion at the Jennings fair several pie
ces of needlework, received three first
one second and one third prizes. We
have been informed that Mrs. Earl
Mcmillan, also of this place, received
first prize on center piece.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-03
.PEPTo.MANGAN IN
LIQUID OR TABLETS
A BLOOD BUILDER


Vigor and strength have as their
base rich red blood. Blood is rich
when there are plenty Of red corpu.
scles. They are the tiny red cells
which swim in the blood and give it
color. Without red corpuscles blood
would be white. When overwork, or
straintng or sickness weakens the
blood, it diminishes the number of red
cells. Without sufficient number of
red cells the blood becomes watery,
the body weak. vigor and strength
fall of, so that physical life dimin
ishes like fading plant. The physi
cal pleasures Of eating and sleeping
and exercise lose all attraction. There
is no zest in living.
After GUIDES Pepto-Mangan has
been taken for a while the blood be-
comes rich with red cells, They help
to nourish the entire system. With
good blood at work there is q great
difference in living. Eating, sleeping
and exercise are enjoyed, All drug.
.gists sell GUIDES Pepto-Mangan, AID.
.vertisement.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. jim Heard and little
girl, of Refugio, Texas, who haveb eer
visiting Mrs. Heard's parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Barnhill, in Jennings, were in
Elton last week visiting relatives and
calling on old friends.
Mrs. John Pugh and daughters
Misses Marion and Angie, drove here
from Alexandria Wednesday af last
week and spent several days with the
formers sisters, Mrs. DR.. Fletcher and
Miss Angie Slack, returning Sunday
morning. They were accompanied on
the trip by Herbert Nixon, who spent
the time with his uncle, T. E. Nixon
and family
Richard Powell, having completed
his course in the Sweeney Auto School
ini Kansas City, Mo-, came home Tues.
day night of last week. Coming in on
the night train Richard walked QUIT
home and quietly slipped up stairs to
his room, coming down to breakfast
then ext marning and giving the fam
lily pleasant surprise.
Mrs. Paul sabatier and daughter,
Paula, returned Saturday from Grow.
ley, having spent few days there
with friends.
Miss Ruth Jenkins, who is teaching
school at Lake Arthur and Miss Edith
who is attending S. L. |. l. at Lafayette
were homef or Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. Anna Buford went to Lake
Charles Friday to visit relatives.
Mrs. w, P. Guidry was quite i'll the
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-03

later part of last week, but we are
glad she was able to be out Sunday
John Barnett and family spent Mon
day in Welsh with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sabatier and
children of Iota, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. L. G. Butler and son, OF
Eunice, drove to Elton to spend
Thanksgiving Day with Mr.. ]. E. Hen
derson.
Friends Of Lee Pilgrim are glad tC
greet him on the street, he having re-
turned from the sanitarium at Lake
Charles on Thanksgiving day. His
head is quite sore yet from the blow
he received during the storm of the
18th, but otherwise quite well and
hopes to be fully recovered in a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Anderson and
family drove to Hamburg Wednesday
OF last week to spend Thanksgiving
with the formers cousin, John Ander
son, and family. They report splen
did trip and visit, coming home Sun
day in about five hours, a distance
of some one hundred miles.
Born, Saturday, November 26, 1921
to Mr., and Mrs. B. F.. Garbarino. a
fine son. All parties concerned are
doing nicely, but Bert is finding it a
difficult matter to find a name good
enough for his first boy.
While going for a load of lumber
Monday morning, Walter IRENE, son
OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. IRENE, was
thrown from wagon and quite bad.
ly bruised up about his feet. No bones
are broken but it is thought he will
not be able to walk for some time,
The team became frightened at a car
and ran away, throwing Walter out
Rey. Falb was up from Jennings
and spent Thanksgiving day with his
daughter, Mrs. Henry Jenkins.
The first and second girls basket
ball teams played Oberlin girls on
Thanksgiving, and came home vic.
|toriouS.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Brooks and fam.
lily OF Jennings spent Thanksgiving
day with the latter's sister, Mrs. Jim
SowelI and family.
The boys and girls basket bali
teams of Welsh came up Friday and
played the Elton teams, swapping
honors. The Welsh boys won and the
Elton girls respectively. The second
girls team won game the same day
with the Jennings tn grade team.
Rev. annd Mrs. N. B. Wallace were
up from Jennings Sunday and Rev.
Wallace preached his farewell sermon
at the morning hour. The service was
very largely attended, many from the
Methodist Sunday School taking the
opportunity of again hearing Rev. Wal.
lace, The ladies had very pleasant
surprise in store for Rev. and Mrs.
Wallace in the way of a delightful
basket dinner served at the church.
Nearly all of the members and many
friends enjoyed this feast and social
time together.
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The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-03

HUNTING NOTICE-Due notice is
hereby given that no hunting or tres
passing will be allowed on my farm
in Ward 4, Jefferson Davis Parish
under penalty provided by lew, said
premises having been duly posted
(SignedJ Geo. L. Christian.
! N 1925 D 3-10c
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-03

HUNTING NOTICE-Due notice is
hereby given that no hunting or tres
passing will be allowed on my farm
in Ward 4, Jefferson Davis Parish
under penalty provided by law, said
farm being duly posted. (Signed) M
H. Anderson. N19.26 DS'l0't
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-03
ELTON DEPARTMENT
(By Mrs. Lionel Bertrand)
julie Atlas Cooper.

Died at 4 o'clock a, m, Saturday,
November 18th, 1921, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Putnam, from in
juries received during the cyclone at
about midnight, julie Atlas Cooper, on
ly son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Cooper
of this city, aged sixteen years, two
months and thirteen days
Jules body was brought to his home
lin Elton early Saturday morning,
where it was viewed by scores Of low
ing friends and school mates, Funer-
al services we're held at 4 o'clock Sat
.urday afternoon in the Catholic church
of which julie was faithful member,
Rev. Father Borel having charge, and
his remains were laid to rest in the
cemetery near by. The services were
beautiful and attended by practically
the entire tOwnfolk.
Jules was born in Cottonpoft, La.
Sept. 6, 1905 and moved to Elton Jan.
Is, 1910, where he had since resided
and was known and loved by all. The
devoted father and mother and three
sisters, Annie, Leona and Anna are
PROSTATE with grief and have the sym,
Ipathy and prayers of many true
friends and neighbors.
We cannot understand Gods pur'
pose in taking one so young and full
.of JOY and hopes, but must be comfort,
ed by the assurance that He dOeth
all things well" and have faith to be,
Ilieve that "The Lord shall endure for.
ever" The Lord also will be refuge
for the oppressed, a refuge in times
Iof trouble"
The community was shocked and
grieved to hear that Jules was gone
from our midst, for just the evening
before he attended the LyCeum, so
jolly and full of life and through some
peculiar coincidence the attention OF
many was attrated to him at this time
and some heard to remark how well
and splendid he looked. He drove
home with his Chum, Bruce Putnam,
to spend the night, and the boys had
great plans for the morrow's pleasure.
Next to the family, Jules will be most
keenly missed by Bruce, who had been
his chum and companion for the past
eleven years.
The morning exercises at the school
Monday were omitted and the entire
school entered into memorial ser.
vice in honor of julie, their friend and
scholmate. Two beautiful hymns were
sung and Prof. Nixon made short
talk expressing for himself and the
school their sorrow, extending sym.
pathy to the loved ones, and asked
that each one live their days as they
come the very best possible julie was
favorite in the school, and especial.
.ly in his room. He was always cheer.
full and full of life, with kind and
pleasant word for all, also always
ready to assist any one in time of
need or trouble.
Ready to go, ready to stay,
Ready his place to fill
Ready for service, lowly or great
Ready to do Gods will
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-03

T, S. stegall arrived Thursday from
his home at Graysville, Tenn, and
will spend few days in this section
looking after interests that he still
maintains in the vicinity. Mr.. stegali
is looking hale and hearty, as ever,
and his many friends are glad to give
him the welcome handshake again.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-03

Be sure and remember the cause
the School Grounds-the Picture, "The
Kid" the time: Tuesday night, Dec.
18th. l922-the price, 25 and 50 cents.
Everybody come! You will get full
value for your money. At the Audi.
torium.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-03

Mr.. B. L. Tatum and his bride, who
was Miss Noalie Hebert of Jeaner'
cite, and Miss Hazel Higdon stopped
in Welsh enroute home to DeRidder
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-03
ADVERTISING
ELTON LA.

A visit to DR.. S. B. Fellman at Dr.
McCain's office, Elton, La, may save
you great worry and personal dis
comfort in later years. o 1.S.15c
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-03

Don't tire yourself making pies and
cakes for Sunday, but let the Ladies'
Bazaar supply your needs, at the Ma.
sonic Hall Saturday December Srd
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-03

Mesdames A. B. Hall and L. M. Du.
cote were passengers to Lake Charles
Thursday morning.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-03

Miss Hazel Hodges and her brother
Herman Hodges, and Robert S. Greer,
Jr., of Saratoga, Texas, who we're the
weekend guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. R. s. Greer, returned home
last Sunday, accompanied by Miss
Aline Greer, who's pent a few days
visiting in Saratoga.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-03

THERE is VlGoR
IN RICH BLOOD
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-03

To prevent a cold take 666.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-03
Gard of Thanks.

We wish To thank our many friends
and Nelghbors and especially Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Putnam for their sympathy and
assistance during The accident and
death CT our loved son and brot1eT,
julie.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-03

Mr. and Ms c. f. Cooper
and / tmily.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-03

later part of last week, but we are
glad she was able to be out Sunday
John Barnett and family spent Mon
daN in MnIsh with r-nl latiunS
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
INTERNATIONAL
 AVENUE TO GET
 ARMISTICE ELMS

Washington, Nov. 3.-Two armis- tice elms to be planted next Monday morning will mark the beginning of an International avenue on the Lin coin Memorial grounds. The trees, which will be planted by the Ameri- can Forestry Association, will be the first of a magnificent approach lined with memorial trees to be set in by various governments.
 One tree will be for the army and one for the navy.
 The e1ms will be placed by two rep resentatives from each of the Ameri- can Legion posts in the D55trict of Columbia. There will be an invoca- ton by Colonel John T. Axton, chief of chaplains of the United States Army. and a beaediction by Captain John 3. Frazier of the United States Navy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
RUSSIAN CATTLE ARE DISAPPEARING
 RAPIDLY

Washington, Nov. = A partial reason for the acute food situation existing in Russia is given by the Exon omiche esSaya Zhizn Economic Life), a BolsheviSt newspaper pub Eshed in Moscow, in a report received by the United States Department Of Commerce.
 The report discloses the startling fact that the total number of cattle in Russia has decreased one-third since 1916, the weight of each animal taken separately has greatly dinin- ished, and the average age of the herds has changed very much.
 In order to conserve the meat sup
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
CANADIANS BUYING
 MANY. AUTOMOBILE

Regina, sask.. Nov. 3-F1guras pub lisho4 by the provtp1ial government etrrow that the number of automobiles owned in Saskatch ewan ;n 1920 was eo,s25, /as compared with 55.01o in 1919 and 46,sso in 1918. This is @ remarkable showing when 1t Is con eidered that in 1918 the total num- ber of motor vehicles of all descrip tions in the province was only "A.
 This rapid increase in the number rapid settlement of the province and the prosp ertty achieved by the set tiers in farm homes In this country, where farms are often paid for by 6 single crop, more than half the au- < *onnniaua. a.-A nnrnAA hv farnness
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-03
pIv and prevent further decline in

ply and prevent further decline In cattle numbers the paper proposes that fish. lean pork, rabbits and birds be distributed to the population in lieu of meat. asserting that the en- tire attention of the government should be confined to the breeding of cattle and fishing.
 The fishing industry in Russia has also deteriorated amazingly, states the same paper the fish catch for 1920 having been only 177,000 tons. as compared to 1,113,0o0 tons in 1910. The paper lays the bI- me for this condition entirely on the govern ment. charging that the government has discouraged fishing by the peas ants by imposing hardshipS and taxes upon the fishing folk, making 1t practically prohfb1tive for them to ply their trade with any hope of profit.