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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11

Nos satisfara que salga bien de la
Intervention Y sane pronto.
Como despues de prestar jura-
nento para declarar como tcstigOs en-
"a Corte de Distrito, aver desapare-
:ieron del tribunal los individuos En-
gracia Rodriguez V FlorenciO Morales,
II traerlos ante Ia Corte. el marshal
81 Hon. Juez Dfaz Cintr0n. les imrnsO
diez dQlares de multa o diey dfas dc
cdrcel al Engracia y veintictncc dias
de cdrcel II Otros tantos dfas de car
rel al Florencio
Mas tarde a stplicas del Jrradc, In
Corte orden6 quedase, sin efecto la
sentencia h
Antier tarde entr6 Ell el estable-
cimiento FL Louvre, el menor Narciso
Torres. Y subrepticiamente Sc apode-
70 de un reloj de nickel, que instan-
ties despues lie ocup6 la policfa.
Torres sera sometido la Corte Jul
venil.
--Guarda CANA Ell el Asilo de Da-
mas. la seilora Elofza Tarrats, viuda
de Escalera Confiamos en- SUI prom
to restablecimiento. +
Para darle sepultura aquf, viNne
lie New York. ell cadaver de la sefora
Lima Pardo de Borges, quien hace po-
co falleci0 en- la populosa ciudad del
Hudson.
Antes de anoche, en- la calle Cam
peche, una nina tenfa ell sus manos
una pistola al ordenar su mama.
'llamada Dolores Gonzalez, que un her
mano de aquella lie quitase el arma,
Sc escape un tiro que hiri6 en- una
pierna a la nifia.
La lesionada fue internada en- ell
Hospital Tricoche, siendo su estado
satisfactorio.
I'm Jiirado declare antier absuel-
to a Apolinar Alvarado, acusado de
asesmato. Ell, segundo grado. Defen-
dfa a Alvarado, ell notable juriscons
sulto don Domingo Sepdlveda.
CORRESPONS4L
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11

nsnmFas. a. a1 la alsroflia ous rss.
iis ~ tftf Ialats,. csH todn f,idrllUsf
lsslo g.aa oas lo hahnf 81 nusllo
naas fsia a. gsanssH.
nuui hici. q drftfuH rar oaut s. e.
ausihunlo cUt = mat rioa hnfmsnia
F clara iui, sirn, a ilaFa AFul o.
isneTsn Rlca. esrlliu en ias dof lrll-
Elaat demmuntra, csgnhol r. iurha.
puf toao a go ticnc rspcitcnria IN
ias uoaas de eta lsih. 3 una l.lunia
sinocia para dctilla. csgfito rn csa
foina, lussHaao cn iodos los a.
pocios por caplaTa foiocraiisa caan-
te hay de- mas alsistioa.
Tencmos Ia TERRA mas fefsl de-
Amoriaa, a ciclo mas hcnigno. los ho-
rizonics mas duloes. las pcrspcctivas
mas bcllas y gracissas. TenCmos
homhrcs Investigators. cieniiiicos a
qaienes corona 81 exito,; tenemos ar-
;isias distinguidos y esoritores de me
rito; tenemos una prensn que nos hon
IA altamente: tcnemos una socicdad
clegante sin esnobismos ridiculos. Y
tenemos TN pueblo laborioso. discrcto,
morigerado 10 Que nos falta es con-
cordia, harmonic y mayores empehos.
Hay en- nosotros cierta timidez tor
peza, debidas a nuestra confusion,
que es hija de Ia ignorancia en- que vi
vimos respectO de nosotros mismos, y
en- que estuvieron siempre nuestros
asociados por ley historical. aver Es-
pafa, hoy los Estados Unidos. Y to-
das esa brumas deben disiparse 81 he.
mos de dar satisfaction a las aspira-
clones de paz Y de dicha que tan le-
gitimamente alientan todos los hom-
bres,
Por todo esto sc comprendera hasta
que punto Sc oscurece Y Sc amengua
quien no acuda al llamamiento patri6-
tlco del joven y prestigioso doctor,
| Fernandez Garcia, del inspirado ami
go de Puerto Rico, pues asi hay que
/ llamarlo, quien Sc debe la iniciativa
~ direction de esta empresa del Libro
Azul, cuyo eXito esta asegurado por
su diafano y transendental proposito.
| NJ. Martinez Plee.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
Sucesos en- San Juan

FL dfa del corriente, "a las ) 100
-p. M. en- la Avenida Juan Ponce de
Leon. parada II. el auto-truck No
HP-15S. propiedad de Antonio Porti-
lla. de Bayam9n guiado por el chauf-
feur Leovigildo Rivera. No. 1929. Sc
precipit0 por Ia cuneta izquierda de
III carretera, chocando con una alcan-
tarilla V veria de la residencia del
seiior Santos Philippi, rompi6ndoles,
y el truck recibi0 desperfectos de con-
sideraci0n.
Aver fu6 sentenciado en- Ia Corte
Municipal ell individuo Nieves Correa,
a tres meses de carcel, por delito de
abuse de confianza. Este sujeto sien-
do .cobrador de la guagua P.415, pro
piedad de dona Rosario Berver, Sc
apropio la suma de $10.45, prOducto
del pasaje de 200 personas Ell dicho
vehfculo el dfa del corriente.
--Por hurto de un cato de auto
m6vil, el guardia Miranda No. 6,
-arrest0 en- Santurce. al individuo Me
yes Correa, Y denunciado la corte,
aver fue sentenciado dos meses de
carcel.
+ Aver. las 10 30 a. m. en- la ca
lie San Jose. parte Oeste de la Pla-
"a Baldorioty, la guagua. P-75O. pro-
piedad de Manuel Flores, de Santur-
ce, que guiaba el chauffeur Fernando
Flores. No: $3.50, residente ell Ia pa
rada 10. choc6 con un poste del alum
brado pdblico de la plaza, propiedad
del Municipio de San Juan, destrozan-
dolo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11

Progresses sin sombras

MatAm naaasss aas dr sulrse.ni.
a pu I'D lais b 81 s,sshis nas
eamllah1i l'of lsaors an, ~ son uam.
ralaf eiuabmaea tits iHiahut nui
illanr auf be- ta laf o. aabor s lu
rsnndh. = tan aesleai 81 ilnsoof e.,
- Qnr cHQuith eros sl1lsesns, ulenol
Islidosas nrrt a. 80 mas ehaaoes. 90.
mo 81 solahdo onr acacgsa 10 Amndc.
ra 81 ef'iinr vn ac1hA. q - rlc,lor
aur BE- qucda on sa oasa. indiicieiie.
cl dla DE- eiecoiunCs.
Mas adn: "a Qae paste 81 procuc-
20 humane esta "a unas elecgioncs o
en una baiaila cnmpal. a. mateiia
cue siompie 81 pucde poncr ca tcla
d. 5uislo. Pcno squicn pudra dudar
le IA viisud De an acio para cuya lea-
lizaci6n fc invita- 10 mismo a una cue
\ otra, religion. Ia mismo a uno cue a
otrO partido, a csios intcrcses como a
los opuestcs. porque los benehcios de
csc aOto han de repaltirse equitativa-
menie entire todos. por l6gica de Ia
esencia de efe mismo acto?
Generosa y brillante es esta idea
del Libro Azul de Puerto Rico. de que
hemOs tratado va en- otra OCCASION, ver-
iadera campaiia sin odios, verdadera
batalla sin duelos, verdadero movi-
miento de intereses sin confiicto. PoT
ese libro va a saber el mundo nues-
tro valer Y como Sc puede aumentar;
10 que hemos sido, somos Y debemos
GER, no en- un orden sinO en- todos; y
no por esta voz nj aquella, sino poT
un conjunto de las mas diversas OPT
niones, que emitidas con toda honra-
dez no podran sino fOrmar un mag
nifico cuadro en- que a la variedad de
matices, Sc debera, precisamente, Ia
)erfecta fidelidad del retrato al ori-
ginal.
Puerto Rico es desconocido, aun pa
ra los Estados Unidos, aun para para
Il mismo. puerto Rico sc ignora a
81 mismo cuando ell 'nosce te ipsum'
as aun mas necesario para los pue-
bios que para las personas! Y de ahi
la confusion en- que vivimos economi-
camente, politicamente, socialmente
literariamente, de todos los modos y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
DESDE PONCE

! Ponce, noviembre 9.-Ayer, cuando
circul6 aquf. echada yolar por los
I iunioniStas. In noticia de que ell Par
itid0 Republicano ha sufrido una enor@
me derrota' Ell las urnas electoraleS,
Sc volNieron locos de Sla algeria nues-
ltroS adyersarios Y hasta pensaron or
.ganizar una manifestation phblica.
| Alguien hizo saber que los tiltimos
ldespachos indicaban que no habfa tai
derrota Y Gltonces renunciaron la
DEMONSTRATION popular.
-Anoche quedo constituida la direc
tiva dc III Union de AlbaMiles, ads
crita la Federation Libre. forman-
dola los sisuienteS obreros:
(! Presiden:e. Agustfn Acevedo; vice
Juan Lanause; secretario de actas,
Modesto Slnchez: secretario CORES
ponsal Juan Rosado: secretario fl
nanciero. Jose Amaro teSorero. Fru-
i to Santiago: vocales. Inocencio Garay,
Pedro Garay, Carlos Wilson: guar
dian, Conrad0 Morales.
Anoche,. de 8 Il 10, mientras Au-
relia Veldzquez, residente Ell Ia Gale
villa, asistfa nj cine, su convecina Ma
ria Cristina Martinez, vic que en- la
habftacijn de aquGlla habfa un hom-
hre desconocido. La Martinez di0
gritos de alarma Y el hombre escape
sin que pudiese identificarsele.
| Para declarar en- varios casos que
Sc vieron aver Ell la Corte de Distri-
| to. por adulteraci6n dc leche, aver es-
ltaba aquf el seilor Rafael Barreras,
qufmico del I.aboratorio Biol6gico In
sular.
Antes de anoche. en- momentos
Ique dona Rosalfa Murillo de Rosaly,
tenfa parada Ia calesa en- que andaba,
en- Ia calle Union esquina a Tricoche.
Ialguien le sustrajo una cartera en- que
lllevaba ounce d6larcs algrmos do
cumentos,
| La policfa tiene informes que pue-
lden culninar CON 81 arresto del la
ldf0n.
I'll domingo, en- el primer tren.
| que salga cop rllmbo al Oeste. ira a
Yauco, ell club de baseball PONCE. pa
IN sostener dos cncuentros con el Ma
yagiiez. Tn gran l1mero de amantes
de la pelota acompa1ara los juga-
dores ponceilos.
Dcspues de haberse sometido a
luna nperacion lie appendicitis, en- q
Hospital Tricocho, esta Ell franca con
Ivalecencia Ia nina Eulalia Torres. hi
| ia del conocido maestro c;irpintero don
Jose NJ Torres lider de la Fedora
cidn Libre en'esta ciudad.
Anoehe Ia policfa Sc ineaut5 de
| Inna navaia que portaba sobre su per-
soma 81 vefino Sergio Negr6n, quien
Iscra sometido i Ia justicia
Soilnende q aspecto que va to-
linando q Campo Atletico. coIi motive
dc Ia construction de los kioscos Y pa
lbelloncs que Sc leyantan ALI para dar
lacomodo q los cxhibidores que concu-
lrral a IA Telia que comenSasa q dfa
ll5 del actual, \ IA objeto de dar ca
lbida 4 los espectaculos diyersiones
RI 81 Hospital san Lucas, Sc so.
lmetio hoy una opernci0n dc alta
lfirujia III eslimable seforita Ines Ne.
hero, tn poIitica Dc nuestro amigo don
ganuel AIocetp Padilla
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11

en- la Hacienda Lim6n. Jose Santos.
de 40 amos, de edad. con IN perrillo
agredi0 Il Ermelind0 Reyes. de %
amos, natural Y residente on ViIIalba,
infiri6ndole una herida en- Ia region
.mazal. FL agreSor fu6 arreStado el
arma ocupada, fijandole el .Iuez de
Paz 5000 de fianza.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
La ola de sangre

Toa Baja.--E FL dfa s de los corrien-
tes, fut arrestado Antonio Rosario
ia) Chimbito. acusado de haber in
ferido una herida grave sobre el ri
non izquierdo Eduyigis Conception,
quien fue trasladado a San Juan para
ser operado.
yillalba En- la maiana del I del
actual, en- el barrio Caonilla Arriba,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
Compre Va0os Arcuos Precio
Ganga de $lO75 Ahorre la diferencia.

de Alemania embarque de
cancas las rapida bao
siendo doe
lmtadas;
pronto
direction adjunte de
emarqe $105 al sere los artcu
Importado elegante
todos. Este
dulces meodas 6oAdare cuerda la
a
cualquer I'd Toca perfection s
nspmentos mnsica de alto precio La maquina de alta
dad ene ace De este keo un aprso ~ tans
Importado PTofeta del TEMPO Tsdee con
1ltiuo produ,o
aleman Casta, moda mas bonito
aido bar6mero Construdo
sanents con los maerses mas anos hermoO dyio magao
Reloj de BoIo de Estlo Moderno Popular cais s
plata MIGUEL bn pulda grabada maQuiaara de na
bn gadueda hace de reloi aparao perfecto
sasurar Importada solingen Legitiha.
bicn TODD Fl
hrticuos
Solo de tFos
butos COD
ApSvcche ussd oportunidad enyiando peaido
UNION SALES COMPANY
Dept, lspe
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
Chistes


a4a
lsi uaf ~ ausia aassf taHi.
3r tnssaa. rt,r fiaiea tnHr1t4 tss..a
HH f' fr n Hun
50 faH n ifasa rfga mssa
ui. un aa.aimnaa ,nanas 81, naa.
fuifd. uurI1.as fn. H,a iIaerl us.a a.s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11

Mama. ;al principle del mundo es-
taba Adam solo?
Sf, hijo, completamente solo.
Que miedo, tendrfa los ladro-
nes!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-11
CHISTES.

Entire chicos;
aEsa nina es paricnta tuya?
-Sf, pero lejana.
u Por que?
-Porque vive en- Conception.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-30
OFFICERS ARREST ANOTHER
MOONSHINER IN WARD 4

Lee Taylor, a white man. was ar
rested Monday at his home near Frye.
burg, by officers Hill and Buckner, of
Ringgold on a charge of the illicit
manufacture Of liquor. His apparatus
was captured several days ago, but
he was not taken into custody until
Monday. Messrs. Buckner and Hill
conveyed their prisoner to Sibley
where they met Sheriff Currie, who
brought him to Arcadia and placed
him in Jail. Tayl0r's bond was fixed at
$1,0O0.00 in the case Of making liquor
and the same amount on the charge
of selling liquor.
Taylor fOremrly lived near Mt.
Lebanon.
Sam Wcatherby, negro, was arrest.
ed Saturday night on Lake Bistineau,
by officers Hill and Buckner, and
charged with making and selling liquor
and we understand has admitted his
guilt.
Messrs. Hill and Buckner are to be
congratulated for their success in 10.
eating and running down this class
of law viOlators, and otherwise per-
forming their duty as peace officers
They have been of valuable assist
ance to Sheriff Currie, and we are
sure the citizens Of their ward are
Justly grateful for their efforts.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-30
REV. b. c. BELL TO PREACH
AT BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY

Rev. B. G. Bell, Presbyterian eyange.
list for this district, will preach at
the Baptist church Sunday morning
at HOO o'clock. Announcement for
the evening service, if any, will be
made from the pulpit. Rev. Bell is
an able exponent Of the. gospel, and
It is hoped that many may attend the
service.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-30
CASTOR o. E, s. CONTRIBUTES
TO RUSSIAN RELIEF

The Democrat is always glad to pub
fish the names Of the various schools,
organizations and individuals who
have made contributions to the Rus.
sian Relief fund, and we are glad to
announce that the fund Is gradually
growing. Scarcely a week has pass.
ed for some time that Miss Luda
Reynolds, who is very active in this
work, has failed to send the name OF
some new contributor.
This week she informs us that she
has just received check from the
Bethlehem Chapter, No. SO, @. E. s..
Of Castor, La, to the amount OF
$1,000, as their contribution to this
fund The Bethlehem Chapter is Ntc
be commended for taking part in this
worthy cause. Every donation means
that some human being will be pro
yided with the necessities of life II
proportion to the amount contribut
ed.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-30
ICE CREAM MADE IN ARCADIA
WILL BE SOLD LOCALLY

In their ad this week, the Arcadia
Ice and Fuel Co. announces that their
products will be handled by Arcad-
las drug stores and soda fountains.
This is most commendable of these
progressive business concerns, and
they deserve the cooperation and sup
port Of the community, as it shows
clearly their belief in the TRADE
AT HOME policy, which they moi
only recommend to others but are
practicing themselves. -.
By handling ice cream manufactur
ed by a local concern helps the entire
community, as it furnishes marke
for the surplus dairy products Of ou
farmers, furnishes employment to-
those in the ice cream factory, keep
the money at home where it helps pa.
the taxes, pay debts and passes agail
and again through the hands OF thos
in our town and community.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-30
SMOKER GIVEN BY LOCAL POST
AM LEGION WE'LL ATTENDED

A record attendance Of ex-service
men was present at the smoker given
last Friday night at the Arcadia high
school building, by the Hamp Micheal
Post of the American Legion. In ad'
dition to the ex-service men, a number
of prominent citizens were present.
The prominent features Of the even
ing were addresses by John d. Ewing
of Shreveport, State Commander OF the
Legion, and Mr.. Casserly, who is at
the head of the Veterans Bureau Of
Louisiana. Both made eloquent talks
along the line of Americanism, and
what the Legion stands for, pointing
out the outstanding reasons why the
American Legion was advocating the
Soldier Bonus Bill now before the
U. s. Senate.
The speakers were introduced by H.
L. Taylor, local commander, and T. n
Brown, adjutant.
Music was furnished for the Occas
sion by Arcadia band. This band, al
though in it's infancy, has advanced
wonderfully under the leadership Of
Mr.. Busey, and is to be complimented
for the progress made.
After the addresses by Commander
Ewing and Mr.. Casserly, Commander
Taylor invited all present to tht
domestic science room, where sand
wiches, bevo and cigars were served.
A feeling of good comradeship pre-
vailed and the entire program wa
greatly enjoyed.
The American Legion is one Of ou
foremost organizations today, and i
composed of men who are just as de
termined now as they were when the,
enlisted to fight for the cause o
Democracy. Every ex-seryice man VIII
feels that he is 100 per cent American
should be affiliated with the Legion
and every good American citize
should give these boys their undaunte
support.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-30
MORNING BLAZE DESTROYS
j. r. BUTLERS BARN

At about 1000 o'clock Friday
morning it was discovered that a barn
owned by J. R. Butler, and located
on back lot to the rear Of his resi-.
dence in Forrest Place, was on IRE.
The fire alarm was Immediately turn.
ed IN and the fire department respond.
ed promptly, but the blaze was under
such Roadway when discovered that
the light frame building was a mass
of charred timbers when the %.
paratus arrived. Although too late
to save the barn, the fire department
succeeded in preventing the spread Of
the blaze to other nearby buildings
The barn and contents, consisting Of
hay and grain was a total loss.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-30
MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
. HAVE NO OPPOSITION

We note from the ticket for the
coming primary election for nomina.
ton of officers for the Town of Arcad-
Ia for the approaching term, that the
only office to be contested for is that
OF marshal, in which the present Ell.
cumbeht, J. W. Boddie and l. V. Wise
will be the contestants.
Friday was the last day on which
asplrants to any municipal Office
might qualify, and as the present ell.
cumbents Of the offices of mayor and
board of aldermen were the only ones
to qualify, a race for these offices is
eliminated. This is true with the ex.
ception that J. S. McConathy, mem
Der of the board of aldermen has de.
cided not to run again, and DR.. H. d
Shehee has qualified to succeed
Had Mr.. McConathy desired the Of
flee again he would doubtless have
had no opposition, but the nature OF
his duties are such that he deemed it
best to retire in favor of someone
else. During his encumbency he has
been a very valuable member, al
ways advocating those things he felt
were for the best interest of the town
The DmOecrat feels that it is especial
ly fitting that he should be succeeded
by a man of DR.. Shehee's character
and ability, who is in hearty accord
with the progressive program Of the
present administration, which will
doubtless be carried to completion dur
ing the coming two years.
DR.. Shehee is practical and con,
sentative, and possesses the good bust,
ness judgment which should be one of
the qualifications of a member of this
important board. He has always been
on the side of law enforcement and
progress, and is fully aware Of the
responsibility resting upon those to
whom is entrusted the expanding of
the public funds, and the passing of
the ordinances necessary for the
peace and progress Of our town and
the protection of it's citizens.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-30
ANOTHER MAN ARRESTED
ON LIQUOR CHARGE

D. H. Posey, a prominent citizen OF
Bryceland, made his appearance at
the sheriff's Office last Saturday and
made bond for $4,000 to appear for
trial on a charge of selling liquor and
having liquor in his possession. rms
charge was contained in a bill OF in
dictment by the grand jury.
Thus, it seems that the occupation
of making and selling illicit liquor
becomes more and more unpopular
every day, and sentiment Of the peo-
pie as a whole may be regarded by
each individual. offender as the hand
writing on the wall, and the success
Of Sheriff Currie and his efficient or
ganization of deputies in running
down moonshiners and bootlegsers
should be a warning to those VINO Sui
persist in this damnable work.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-30
NAN AND WOMAN AR
p ON WHISKEY CHARGE

III Jno. Boddie, assisted by
Blanton Theus and Malcolm
arrested Allen Lewis, negro
Ollie Hill, negro woman, on
N Of last week. The man was
\ With being drunk and having
I'd his possession, and the wo-
NM charged with having whiskey
49, possession. Lewis plead guilty
1J to Icing drunk, and was I'M
40 and cost by Mayor Barnette.
ere locked up until Monday,
lleh time they were tried IN
a9dps court, They both received a
= $1,000 and cost, and IN de-
!! 4 months on the streets.
Thursday night OF last Wssk
II Boddie was notified that q
! 1ght was taking place at tne
restaurant east Of the light
md he arrived on the scene Il
n vet two of the Offenders, tnt
making his getaway. raul
and Lynn Grimes were arreslet
lead guilty to a charge OF lisht
fore Mayor Barnette. Jones
ed $1.0O and cost and Grimes
"a cost.
tpwn officials as well as oul
eRcials are after the law
land deserve the hearty co
= d every law abiding citl
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-30
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COM.
MITTEE DECLARES NOMINEES

Proceedings Of the Democratic Elk.
ecutite Committee in and for the
Town Of Arcadia, Bienville Parish,
Louisiana.
Arcadia, La, March %, 1922.
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee for the Town Of Arcadia, Louis.
lana, met in session on this date, at
the call Of the cairman, with the
following members present:
P. A. Mcclure, Lawrence Daniel,
Jos. Dawidoff, L. E. Ozley and W. L.
White.
The committee met for the purpose
! Of canvassing the notifications and
| declarations Of candidates for the
| various Offices of the Town OF Arcad
ia, Louisiana. Bertram +. Barnette
being the only candidate, having euall'
fed according to law, for the office OF
mayor of said town and Fred W.
pentecost, E. H. Fisher, Carl Goff,
Leo Daniel and H. D. Shehee were
the only candidates qualified, accord
inc to, law for the office Of aldermen
for said town, and John W. Boddle
and I. V. Wise the only candidates
| oualifed for the office Of marshal Of
said town. ... ...
On motion duly seconded Bertram
| L. Barnette was unanimously declar'
cd tho Democratic nominee for the OF.
flee Of mayor of the town Of Arcadia,
and Fred W. Pentecost, e. H. Fisher,
Carl Golf, Leo Daniel and H. D. She
hee were unanimously declared the
Democratic nominees for the office OF
aldermen of the said town and their
names were ordered placed on the tlck'
at rs the Democratic nominees for said
Offices at the general election to be
:, held in said town on the 13h day OF
June, 1922.
On motion duly seconded the names
of Jno. w. Boddie and !. '. Wise were
ordered placed on the ticket to be vot'
ed on for the Office Of Marshal OF SAID
Town Of Arcadia at the primary cleo
tion to held in said town on the lltf
: day of April, 1922.
On motion seconded and carried thf
following commissioners were dull!
elected to serve and hold the primary
election to be held in the Town O
u Arcadia to elect Marshal OF sal(
Il Town: A. F. White, Mrs. 3, A
! Brewer, G. C. Travis and e. A. High
II tower, clerk, ]. W. Robinson, sherlH.
n Motion made and seconded that I
A. Mcclure, Lawrence Daniel, L. +
Ozley. w. L. White and Jos. Dawi
n doff, were declared the Democrat
Y, nominees as the Executive Commute
70 for said Town Of Arcadia and thei
a. names were ordered placed on the ticl
ct as such nominees for said Office
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-30
WORK RESUMED ON DIXIE.
OVERLAND HIGHWAY

Engineer Ross informs us that work
has been resumed on the uncompleted
portion of the Dixie-O Overland High
way, which consists Of that portion
east Of Arcadia to the Lincoln parish
line, As soon as weather will permit
if is presumed that laying OF the
gravel will be started op the portion
already completed.