The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-02-03

city waterworks service to includ
the village of Jewella and industrie
in that vicinity, including the hug,
factory of the United States Shee
and Window Glass Company i'll cours'
of erection at u cost OF approximate
ly S3,O0O.0OO. The plans provide fol
an extension Of city sewer pipes fOI
two miles and for laying of approx
mately one mile of 12-iuch water main
$4,000.
Shreveport.-Advices from Jones
boro state that the ministers and pas
tors there have organized a minister
ial association with Rev. W. A. Hart
chairman and Rev Mr.. Murry secre
tary
Shreyeport.-Headed by President
William Buchanan. party of offici
ais of the Louisiana and Arkansas
Railway Company spent 4 day in
Shreveport inspecting the local termi.
mails. The party left during the after
noon for Alexandria, La.
| ShrevepOrt.-Dr V. l. Miller has
| been elected president of the Fourth
District Dental Society," and the other
officers are: DI NJ. T. kaffle, vice
president; DR. J. S Bernhard, secre-
tary; DR.. Hamilton Harper treasurer.
| The executive committee consists Of
| Drs. A. a. Garrison, c. w Williams
and J. S. Bernhard. Plans are being
perfected for the state convention
here May s.
Alexandria.-The town of Lecompe.
twenty miles from Alexandria, was
the scene Of a fire recently which
entailed damage amounting to S16,5OO
when the mercantile establishment Of
B. Pressburg and Sons was burned.
The origin of the fire is understood.
The building was valued at $250O,
the stock at S12,5O0 and the fixtures
at $1,000 on building and $500 on fix
lures.
Jennings.-At q meeting of the Jen-
nings Rotary Club reports by a men,
Der of the intercity meet committee
were to the effect that on account
of the inability of the committee to
carry out the original plans submit
ted to the club the intercity meet
would have to be postponed 1t was
the unanimous decision of the club
that the present committees remain
intact, and should proceed with the
preliminaries necessary to put on this
meeting.
Fayetyille.-After one year OF in
activity, Lafayette Parish Chapter of
the Red Cross has resumed activi-
ties upon more elaborate scale than
ever, with the establishment of Off
ces in charge of Miss Gertrude Nc
Dowell of Jennings as executive sec
retary. A public health nurse, Miss
Aida Boulanger, completes the Off
cial staff, selected and installed by
Miss Dorothy Dyer. field representa- /
tive of the Atlanta headquarters of
the Southern division, R. r. C.
Monroe.-The Neddam Lumber
Company has been organized by Ou-
achita lumber men to manufacture
and sell lumber and kindred products. /
The company has been incorporated
with a capital of $500 and will have
its domicile in Monroe. E. o. Smith
is president, J. D. Madden, vice presi-
dent, and r. P. Benson, secretary and
treasurer.
Monroe.-Commissio of Agricul- |
ture Wilson Director Perkins and Har- |
ry F. Kapp as well as other Depart |
ment of Agriculture experts will be in !
Monroe February II to assist in the |
of North Louisiana |
Cotton Growers Cooperative Associ- !
alton, accordingto telegram received |
by ]. H Watkins of Monroe, from
G. c. Tanner of Baton Rouge, secre-
tary of the Louisiana Farm Bureau
Federation
Monroe.-Users of gasoline in Cald-
well parish towns and the southern
part of Ouachita parish, who get their
supply from Monroe, threaten to boy.
;ott the Monroe companies if they con-
,inue to damage the Monroe Column
1ia Highway with trucks, as claimed.
Ruston.-The Lincoln Truckers Co.
operative Association, Inc, is one of :
he agricultural achievements. The
auson Monthly Trades Day, a per-
nanent institution, and the poultry
hows were evidences of cooperation
brought about by the Chamber of
Commerce.
Monroe.-W. w. West, Joe Rich
rds, ,Londroe Johnson and Carvin
riggs have been arrested by the po-
ice department on charges of con-
lection with a serious of robberies in
his city during the last few weeks.
MISUNDERSTANDING plants are
nll of blossoms and young fruit and
Mess severe weather is experienced
4 the next few days there is every
1dication the shippers season will
pen shortly, but heavy shipments are
OF anticipated for forty of fifty days.
Lake Ch3rles.-E r. Kaufman has