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Ia CONSEGNA DELLE
BiNDTERE II BOY SCOUTS

Al caffe' il maestro di cerimonle
Ayv. Giovanni Di Silvcstro invite il
Capitano Costantino Costantini, :
fare entrare in sala il primo plotnne
del piccoli csploratori del quale C CO.
mandante. Essi cntrano 81 dispon-
gono in due file di fronte ALA tavols
d'onore. II comandante ordina Tat
tent e presenta piccoli soldaG. In
di ia ayanzare due porta-bandiere
e ad ognuno di essi vengono conse-
gnate Ia bandicra italiana dalla 81
gnora Lippi e quella americana da
Mrs. John Muckle'. lie bandiere sOno
un dono dele distinte signore che
ne fecero Ia consegna, c ad esse, ce,
rimonia finita, dai "Boy Scout" fu-
rono consegnati due bouquets di flo
ri. Dopo che il maestro di cerimouie
ebbo riyolte lusinghieri parole al ca
pitano Costantini, il notone del
''boy scouts usci' dalla sala del ban
Ghetto.
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UNA ENTUSIASTICA OVA-
ZIONE ACCOGLTE L'ENTRATA
DEF FESTEGGIATT

Verso le ore 9 entrano in sals fe-
Fteggiati, accolti da una entusiastica
ovazione del Participant, che 81 al
zano tutti in piedi, plaudenti ed al
suono dell'Inno Reale della "Star
Spangled Banner.
Sono accompagnati dagli invitati
d'onore che 81 dispongono nella tayo-
la loro assegnata. Fra essi notiamo
il capitano Savina, delegate a rap
presentare S. e. il Comm. Quat-
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Per POrfanOtOfi0 StataIG del FigIi d'ItaIia
oNoRIAMo L'ALTIssIMo PoETA

", data questa che coincide con il
sesto centenario della morte di Dan
te. f POrdine Figli d'Italia, a RI
cordare degnamente perennemeute
la memoria del Grande Vate, ne sta
bilira' un pregevole busto sulla porta
principsle delPOrfanotrofio in Con-
cordyille, Pa.
Isl e sicuri perfino che il gior-
no dellinaugurazione sara presente
il noetro Ambassadors a Washing
ton, siccome da formale promessa as
sunta verso dirigenti dell'Ordine
che, per Poccasione, hanno semitic il
dovere di invitarlo".
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IL SIGNTFICdTO
DEL BANCHETTO

Oltre duecento connazionali, rap
presentanti le diverse classi che com
pongono questa CoIonia italiana, 81
riunivano, la sera di mercoledI del
la settimana scorsa, al Clover Room
del Bellevue Stratford, il piu' aristo-
cratico Hotel della citta', per parte-
cipare al banchetto che 81 dava in
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senza con la seguente lettera indiriz-
zata al nuoyo Console:
r. ConSoidto dItdlid
"Phita., Pa, rs Mario 1921
"Signor Giuseppe Brocato,
ass. CIR. Ven. delIO. r. dI
N. f. Cor. 1th & Christian StS.
Philadelphia, Pa.
"Egregio Signore
M pregio di comunicare ala s.
Y. HLma il seguente tcIegram.ta che
ms perriene per Lei da Sud Eccel-
Ienaa il Regio AmbaSciGtore a Va
shington, d. c.:
LuncdT gja' impegnato vtsitare
colonia itaIidna di Baltimore. Trovo-
iHi pcrciO' cOStretto declinare corteSc
inpito della coloniG di Philadelphia,
che percio' prOpoHgomj visitare pros
simamente poSsibiIHente entro a.
PRIZE. Formula augurio nascente Ca
mera Commerce. Itdlo-americdna G
confido che plotone italiano giopani
esplordtori gtovera' conseruazione
diffusione tlso della lingua italiana.
Benc GuSpico daId unione due ordn;
FigH dItalta per Ia concorde opera
pdtrtOtiiCa & entrdmbi. UniScomt
cordiaImente al salute di congedo a
Console .Siienai ed a queHO di benUe
nuto al Console StlEittT'.
Nj e. gradila PoccaSione per por
gerLe glt ati della mia diStintiSSimc
cOnStdcydziORe.
II Regio Console
1 CTTJITuT1
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y boy .SCOUTS' IT4LIANI
cONO TNIZIITIVd DEL
CAV. .STLENZI

r bene ricordare che mel breye pc
riodo di permanenza del Cav 81
lenzi Philadelphia, Egli 81 e reso
benemerito di questa di attire CO.
Ionic italiane della sua giurisdizio-
ne.
Appena dale ali del TELEGRAPH 81
apprese la triste notizia del terremo-
to di Toscana Egli lancio' un appel
10 a tutti gil taliani del suo District
to Consolare perche' venissero in aiu-
to del colpiti dalla sciagura. Esem-
pio raro di solidarieta' italiana, lutte
lie Association colonial, istitu-
noni bancarie, ditte d'Ogni
genere semplici coloni commisero
. il loro obolo nellie mani del rappre-
sentante Ufficiale del Governo dI-
talia. Flu una CARA di amore di pie
( ta'. senza distinzione di partiti, di fa-
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onore del Console partente, CavaHe-
re Mauritania Gughelmo Silenzi c
della sua gentilissima signora Evan
gehna, c del Cavaliere Mauritania
Luigi Sillitti, nuovo Console d'Italia
in Philadelphia.
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LOrfanotrofio del Figli d'Italia
in questo State - ora che esso e ur
fatto compute, perche', owe non 81
doVesse aspettare il proSsimo Con
gresso Statale delp0rdine, 81 potrcb-
be incominciare a ricovcrarvi gil or
fani fin da domain, 80 e. entrato, di-
cevamo altra volta, mel dominic del
pubblico, che vi 81 appassiona inte-
ressandosene come di cosa che debba
rislzare il nostro prestigio mel .paese
che ci ospita.
E al appassionarvisi ad interes-
ssrsene, non sono solamente gil affi-
listi aiia grandc, italianissima Asso-
ciazione, bensi anche quelli che non
militano mel suo seno g la stampa
coloniale non acciecata da passioni
settarie.
La Voce della Colonia", mel hume
70 scorso, pubblicaya, al posto d'ono-
re, un articolo apologetico per FOR
dine Figli d'Italia e per lie sue inizia-
tive, soffermandosi specialmente a
parlsre della Grande Loggia di Penn
sylvania del suo Orfanotrofio, Ia
cui inaugurazione coincidera' con la
Commemorazione del sesto centenario
della morte del Divin Poeta, non pro-
priamente il IA settembre, che ne ri
CORE Ia data, come afferma quel
giornale, ma quando S. E. PAmba-
scistore sara tomato qui dalPItalia,
dove dovra' recarsi mel prossimO lu-
Clio per partecipare al layori di una
Commissions militare interalleata.
Nellarticolo in parola 81 mettono
in rilievo, dicevamo, diverse inizia-
tive portate a compimento dalla CIR.
Loggia delPOrdine in questo State G
81 ricorda Pepidemia del 1918, guam
DO, per tire mesi, la COMMISSIONS del
la Casa Previdenzs pagO', per deces-
81 svYenuG. sussidii an1montanti a
e148. 10000, cioe' $89,900,0 90 per OF
tobre, $42.60O,00 per Noyembre c
ais 10000 per dicembre di quellan-
no. ST rieorda altresi' in quelPartico-
10 che appena avutasi la notizia del
fultimo terremoto di Toscana, la
Grsnde Loggia anticipo' 100 mila
lire al Cav. Silenzi, allora Regio Con-
sole in Philadelphia, allie quail 81 ag-
giunsero poi Lire 76.098,72, piu' Ii
re 16, $1,000 spedite la settimana
scorsa, oHre a sonlme versate diretta-
mente ALA Croce Rosa italiana ad
una casetta antisismica fatta sorge-
re nella zona deyastata.
Lautore dellarticolo pubblicato
ne La Voce della Colonia, che e il
FuO direttore, signor Silyio Liberato-
re, q tiene a far sapere, come egli
steseo dice mel suo scritto, "che la
famigIia del suo giornale non e. af-
filiata alPOrdine Figi d'Italia, an
~, aggiunge, "dobbiamo dire che
moi simpstizzammo sempre con Pal
tro 0rdine - quello degPlndipen-
aenti, ecc. ecc."
Riportiamo qui appresso ParticolO
de La Voce della Colonia, sicuri di
far piacere agli ASSOCIATE al'0rdine
regolare. L'articolo e il seguente:
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s. Z. L'ANBASCL4TORE
SCUS.4 Ii SUA ASSENZA

Sarebbe doyuto esscre presente S..
f. il Senatorc Vittorio Rolandi Ric-
ci, Regio Ambasciatore italiano negli
Stah Unit, ma impegnato a Balti-
more, Maryland, scusaya la sua as
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III MENU

Durante Ia consumazlone del Ne
nu', una magnifica orchestra synlge
un'attraentissimo programme di mu-
sica classica, continuamente applIu-
dita.
II menu, gustosissimo e serVito
con irreprcnsibile puntualita'. ST
.compone COST:
Grape Fruit Bellevue - Sailed
Almonds - Sailed Nuts - Celery
- Olives - Chicken Okra Louisia-
naise - Planked Shad with Roe Pc
tatoes - Breast Of Chicken Cunt
berland - Rice Croquettes r. Spi-
mach Lansdale - Individual Fancy
Ices -- Cakes - Coffee.
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II banChGttO di COnmiatO G di bGnveRutO
al due ConsoIi SiIenzi e SiIIitti

Z ttronc, Alto Commissario d'Ttalia ne
Igh Stati Unit.
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UNA LETTER4 DEL
SIND4CO

Z va LE EhI DEis
SIND1Co
II u;o-r.u Cid. II
ION ,Tsa-o - ','';.,9' ;., VI S9 -. - sllp
"; 80, 80, ;a,v I;4 'i'i u p p,.oeNIG,l1 u
60, - 1T ~ - 9 !: =. - - .e-iIi 3
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t.'o' otn'ai ~ a'1, Al'goa.iai 5,., oiiii 'o'
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"'"h ": ~ >n''N'''' H<1'
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De0r .Vr. tf0Tm0n:
Il hare asked assistant District
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AvvIsO IMPoRTANTE

Nella raccolta nella rimessa del
le offerte, raccomandiamo sollecitu-
dine puntualita'. Indirizzare a:
Ia LIBERIA PAROLA
1926 So. Broad ST., Philadelphia, Pa
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mitato, il Vice Console di Philsdel-
phia, Cav Guido De Yinccnzi Ia
signora Lippi, moglie del DR.. An
drea
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Official Proceedinss
of The
School Board
Parish of St. John the Baptist.

Edgard, La, February 8, 1921.
The School Board assembled this
day in regular monthly session with
President E. o. Abadie in the Chair,
and the following members present:
Messrs. Alexandra, Millet, Bourgeois
and Tassin. Absent Mr.. Gendron.
The minutes of the preceding meet
ing were read by the Secretary and
on motion of Mr.. Alexandra, secon-
ded by Mr.. Tassin, and carried, they
were approved with the following
corrections to Mr.. Gendron's motion
relative to the Edgard- Wallace Trans
fer: The addition of, "for this ses.
sion only" and, the call for vote re-
suited as follows
For: Messrs. Abadie, Gendron, Bour
geois and Tassin.
Against: Messrs. Alexandra and
Millet. to the motion.
The Superintendent inquired as to
the pleasure of the Board relative To
a holiday for Mardi Gras. On motion
of Bourgeois, seconded by Mr.. Tas-
sin. and carried, Mardl Gras was de-
clared a holiday.
Mr.. Vicknair appeared before the
Board and inquired if the children In
his ne 'khborhood could not be trans
ferred to the Dry School. 1t was mo-
we'd by Mr.. Alexandra, seconded Dy
Mr.. Millet and carried that the Su
perintendent Be authorized to mea'
sure the distances to and from tne
schools where transfers are being
onerated with a view of ascertain
ING if all children within l ". l y
or 2 miles can be transferred.
The Finance Committee reported
that the bill of Messrs. Geo. ). Dey
noodt & Son for extra work done OF
the Godchaux School had not peer
approved for payment. 1t was movee
bv Mr.. Alexandra, seconded by Mr
Bourpeo,s, and carried, that the Sc
cretary write letter to Messrs. Geo
III. Deynoodt & Son requesting al
itemized statement of cost OF mate
rial and labor in the extra work don'
on the Leon Godchaux School
It was moved by Mr.. Alexandra
seconded by Mr.. Millet, and carried
that a School Rally be held at Ed
| gard on a date to be fixed by tn
Principals.
The following bills were approves
nv the Finance Committee and OF
motion of Mr.. Alenandre. seconds
by Mr. Tassin, and carried, they wer
crdored Maid:
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LUCY SCHOOL NEWS.

The Fifth, Sixth and Seventh grace
nunils of the Lucy School have Deen
corresponding with pupils OF tns
same GRADES in the Ferry Mlcmsan
School and also exchanged PRODUCES,
tha nupils here have received some
wheat oh white corn, Scotch pine, Pussy
willow branches, flax seed, green
Moss nine cones, fir branches, ana
Michigan Apples, in return the puplls
sent f,ouisiana moss, popcorn nce,
suoar-cane, cotton, orange, peacn'
plum and magnolia blossoms.
The school has been busy during the
nsst week. planting trees and How
erx To improve the school environ
ments and all seem interested IN tne
move.
The teachers and pupils would glad
lv accept any pretty trees or flowers
anyone could give them, 70 neip
beautify their place.
Ssubscribe to the Meschacebe and get
the local News. Only $500 year.
Subscribe to lie Meschacebe
and get all the local news.
Only 500 a year.
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PARISH AUDITORS
REPORT

Appears on Page 8. Read 1t.
On the last page (page 81 OF this
issue we reproduce in full the secona
Report of the Parish Auditor. Mr. w.
N. Mcfarland.
This report is very interesting anu
who has the best interests OF the
Parish at heart.
For the benefit Of our kind rearers'
and the public in general we VIII IN
sert this Auditors Report IN our CO.
Iun1ns for three consecutive weeks.
Anyone desiring coples. copies. .rs o. Guv ;uy;tsd ted
70 to annly at this office. We VIII
gladly furnish same. free OF cost.
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Notice.!

Edgard, La, February 17th.' lszl.
II accordance with Resomtioas
and Ordinance passed at q mes.ns sth -
the Police Jury held on January ypoi;.s or,s
1901. the Secretary of the Tohet -
Inrv sold on this date at MUM az
the ! m Court House, the ferry francnlsS1 rS
for for Ferry No. 8, plying between Eu, ar
-, rsrd and Reserve at public aucuon
tn the highest bidder VINO was Nj. h;s
0livier Webre, Of Reserve, La. n..,,;ss M.s
s:d a ha;ro s515.o0 for the francnlse
for for : period Of FIVE YEARS.
(signed:) Henry c. Maurin
Secretary.
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Mort Do N1me lneoouie
Nine Theodule Schexnaydre, (nee
Marcellite Laurent) est morte lie ze
Fevrier q sa residence Lagan, "a.
roisse st. Jacques, agee de 70 ans et
IL mois.
Les obseques solennelles avaient
lien le Ter Mars a reglise de st. Jean
Bapt;ste, avec un grand concours q ae
monde des Paroisses st. jacques, 81.
Jean Baptiste ct st. Charles.
Les Rev. Peres Stenmans ct BarDe
(de St. Jacques) officiaient ZEN
terrement. La defunte etalt native
de st. Jean-Baptiste ct Joulssalt
dune estime universelle.
Ellie laisse un grand nombre den
fants ct petit-enfants.
L'inhumation await lieu dams Ia
tombe de famille dams lie cimetiere
de st. Jean Baptiste.
R. I. p.
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LIABILITIES
5 177,s22.ss

Capital stock paid in 5 1O,000.0o
Surplus lo,ooo.oo
Undivided profits, less ex- 40
penses and taxes paid l,4os.le
Individual deposits subject
to check !,oaa'cc. 20
Time certificate of deposit 44,ozZ.oo
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fBy HENRY MAURIN)

Sovereigns Wallace Lasseigne and
Henry Maurin have been selected TO
represent the John A. Refine Camp
Woodmen of the World at the Head
Camp Convention to be held In Lara
yette on March 14th. 18th. and lotn.
Sovereigns John A. Refine, William
Clement and Wilhelm Hymel were
selected as alternates.
On Good Friday, the Refine Camp
will unyeil the monument erect
ed to the memory Of the late Alberto
Millet. The ceremony VIII take place
at 2 P. NJ. at Edgard. La,
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st. John Church
Grande Mission

LIE REV. PERE S. THOMAS, o. M.
s nrechera une MISSION Pegllse
ST JEAN-BAPTISTE a partir Mer-
creri Soir lie 9 Mars. II y aura des
instructions lie matin la messe de Z
heures e. p prnspais@7esnSs pd~r tous as les
paroissiens sans exception:
lie Samedi il y aura Communion
generate pour les danes ct le OMAN
che pour les Messieurs.
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TOTAL: 5 l77,9zZ.so
IF. REYNAUD, President, and
ii. J. GEBELIN, Cashier OF the
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true TO
the best of my knowledge and belief.
F. REYNAUD,
Prtsident.
J. j.. GEBELIN
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
this 1st. day of March 1921.
LEON A. PICOU.
Justice of the Peace.
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Sessions 2Sth Judicial
District Court

JURY SESSIONS
Parish of St. John the Baptist
First (1st) Monday in March
Second (2d) Monday in September
Parish of St. Charles
First (1st) Monday in April
Second (2d) Monday in October
Parish of jefferson
First (1st) Monday in May
First (1st) Monday in November
CIVIL SESSION (Non-Jury)
Parish of St. John the Baptist
First (1st) Monday in February
First (1st) Monday in June
Second (2d) Monday in October
First (1st) Monday in December
Parish of St. Charles
First (1st) Monday in January
First (1st) Monday in March
First (1st) Monday in May
First (1st) Monday in November
Parish of Jefferson
First (1st) Monday in January
First (1st) Monday in February
First (1st) Monday in April
First (1st) Monday in June
Second (2d) Monday in September
First (1st) Monday in December
PRENTICE E. EDRINGTON,
H. N. GAUTIER
Judges Twenty1eighth Judicial Dis
trict Court.
Approved January 10, 1921.
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EOrdSOn,
ANNOUNCEMENT!
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PARISH RALLY

At meeting of the Principals helo
in the superintendent Office the
following was agreed upon by vote OF
the Principals:
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RESOURCES

Demand loans S 15,375.00
Loans secured by mortgage 625.00
Other loans and discounts 51,282.50
Overdrafts unsecured 105.67
United States bonds $4,000
Louisiana State bonds 1,037.50
Other bonds, stocks, secu-
rites, etc. 41,75s.oO
Banking house, furniture
and fixtures $4,000
Cash items 1,105.52
Due from banks and
bankers 3s,39s.13
coin 1896
National bank notes and
all issues U. S. Government 9,936.OO
TOTAL: 5 177,s22.9s
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The following bills were approved
nv the Finance Committee and on
motion of Mr.. Alexandra, seconded
by Mr.. Tassin, and carried, tney were
ordered paid:
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JURY vEkIRE

LIST OF NAMES OF PERSONS Sc
lected to serve as GRAND JURORS
for the term of the 28th. Judicial Dis
trict Court to be held and begun
Monday, March 7th., 1921.
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WARD

NO. NAMES WARD
1. Alfred Rodrigue ora.
2. Emile Hempel Isl.
8. Sidney Keller znu. ma
a. Edwin Guldry on ON
S. Antonino Navarro a ot1'
8. Joseph Berthelot ztL' atL
z. George Perilloux .a.d i'
8. Joseph Dufresne sla; ai
9. Henry Hymel or Cru.
10. Julien Haydel on ctn'
II. Emile Baudry on ,a.
IL. Adrien Lemoine oa Isl
is. Arcade Zeringue oru' o
Ia. Charles Barber oIu' pr,
Is. Flavin Keller al IN
16. Louis Cambre a1 AN
II. Gustave Webre an9'
Is. P. E. Webre Inu' clu
10. Laure Maurin Feucht ON o.h
90. Alfred Oubfe e.L ON
21. Alcee Triche Sth. Sth
%. Arthur Entremont ol oel'
%. Marcelus Brou On stL
"a. Wilton Heltz osh' on
rs. Eddie Mire stt' 1st
26. Onezime Dufresne csn .Ss
27. Alphonse Bergeron e.h oen'
28. Leonce Brady 1sn. IN
20. Nellis Borne, Jr., Ath
80. Amilcar Cambre '
A TRUE COPY,
Clerks Office, Parish OF st; Jonn
tn Baptist, this 14th. day OF Feoru-
ary, nv A. D. 1921.
A. L. BROU,
Clerk Of Court.
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At meeting of the Principals held
in the Superintendent's Office the
following was agreed upon by vote of
the Principals:
DATE: SATURDAY, APRIL 20.
RULES:
l. No pupil will be allowed to take
part in more than three athletic
events and three literary events.
2. All contestants shall be regularly
enrolled students of the school at
least two months prior to the date of
the Rally.
8. Only one contestant from each
school may be entered in the graded
school contests.
4. In cases where only two contes-
tants are competing, five points will
be allowed for first place and two
points for second place.
ATHLETIC EVENTS.
HIGH SCHOOL:
so yds. dash
100 yds. dash
220 yds. dash
44O yds. dash
Pole Vault
Running High Jump
Running broad jump
Shot put (12 lbs.)
Volley ball (boys)
10 min. halves
Indoor base ball (girls)
5 Innings
GRAMMER SCHOOL:
so yds. dash
100 yds. dash
22O yds. dash
440 yds. dash
Pole Vault
Running High Jump
Running broad jump
Shot put e lbs.)
Bicycle race
LITERARY EVENTS.
HIGH SCHOOL,:
Defamation, min.
| Spelling
| Grafton, z min.
DEBATE:
"Resolved that the Parishes OF tn
State of Louisiana should turns
employment to the unemployed.
Algebra
Geometry
/ Composition
GRAMMAR SCHOOL:
Defamation
Spelling
Penmanship
Arithmetic
Composition
JOSEPHA Cs JUDGE
Secretary.
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work must be found for the idle in for a
winter of deprivation and suffering.
Fortunately. by taking thought and acting
promptly, work be provided for those idle
and many others who may be released from industry
with the coming of the cold Public works
offer the way out
As everybody knows many construction projects
have been postponed from year to for just
years. Much public improvement work. long held UP,
should move rapidly forward very great deal
of this work be done during the winter season.
The directing minds In the construction industry long
This is only way of a bad situation but
in the opinion of many it is the only out. The
choice rests between action inaction, between build
Ing breadlines, between Nublic works public
charity Only flabby and unjustifiable optimism
will prevent public officials making the proper choice
If don't control of the situation In the only
available the coming winter Will be OF suffer
ing for the millions of unemployed and their depend
ents. the women the children. the aged and the
infrm.
While it is unpleasant to direct thought to what
will surely happen If waiting for provf-
Dental congressional relief it is pleasant indeed
point that II public works projects be driven
forward now useful work will be provided for those
released from industry great OF money will
placed in general circulation to the immediate and
substantial benefit of all lines of business.