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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21
Observation-Disclosures
Narboa.

&c ~isoreneoc StoterS ~SanobrllgS.
oeportement bar / bisic Gage glelts
mem 2onobrltgsminiitcr @allace no
oipet i'm aarbog ior 1924 Smtrett
1000 Gremplarcr cr blet i%lo'enot
til aongrcSmrllb, iom igien ifal
israe for oereS pioere Siitribnerilta.
Slorbogen or iaar falIfc ellorl, mere
iubbolosria eno tioligerc. Snltrcllt
Salupartcn al 9o9en er piet @e'fri'
pelicr ON bore fire Soueoproolltter
pao 2anobrllgSomraaoet, nemltg
SpeSe, Wais, @omllo % apGg. en-
Tormcr, iom bar iGrlig intcrca'cret
Mrtifelen ON Speoe, tiger ON oenne:
get err ben melt intcresiante Irtttel
ON Speoe Tom nogeulinoe er lfrepet."
Gen, Der maatte snifc So9en, tart
tilifripe lin StatS aon9reamGno, lorl
oo bill beier9e @ogen ttl'cnot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21
&@23@@12

Tanmeut Size, 80 Gear gnnolpment",
80 gear Endowment" lnmt "Gnz
nolprrent maturing ar Age go. gne
icr ToIicer inbehpIbcr forificIiae me-
ger libcraIc YeitemmeIier. Tr9mieruc
CT meGct lapere. erb hpdo Ser clcrs be-
tales for li9ncnbe SoroeIe.
llnber ari9cn bar Der tiInrrmeIiesz
tis Az Iiliou Irnb % apiuNer /
&rren eIler Slauoeu, Tom optoa NSius
rance. men nen llbtrroclicn al Siencs
fen opoap Den itorc SIerheo at Dem NSs
~iurauceu, / sc ileite SiIfrIbcr forSi be
ifte frritno eIIcr p~aaitisnrebe i'm Het.
Srriblcrtin CT Icnerc IutaIet ar Getez
raner, 'om fcrer I3iurouce, bleueu for
rect til oncr 100000 nleh pn,trent
5000 Niuiouer Collars I~siurarcebcs
i~fptteIie.
Mrno % auiuber. Tom bar | Siercs
item inber &ri9cn, % iont loh i'm us
~irraucc Lobe no. tilbnbeS MI gnlcouing
I'll at fdd tilbaQc beruc uGrbtfuIbc gcz
~ifnttcIie for CT meact Iihet TeugeuoITq.
9eriom pcotomnenoc &eteruu er peo
opo Selbreb. nil BET nm nrrc rnbpels
bi9t at bctaIc to Raurcocr5 Hrrnic
pdu Scr @clob az Germ S~uiurdrce".
irm han oicnopretter. Scrre 8ierop'
r~ettelie tiIubcS / ScIc6 ira $1,000 on
til set flIoc @cIeb al N&Iurarteu uuocr
Siencitcu. SpiS GricgereIt5 6cIbreo cr
iprttet paa @rrro al &nufsrbeo eaer
Snaopm poaSrugct urNcr Sicrciteu. fnu
TsIuruuceu giernprcttcS pco Detailing
al itplNi9c YrrmiebcIob mch Hcutcr.
Sen c~uceIiae Satp for @icuoprettelic
al "Scrm Suiurancc" cler ncrs Sms
tantcIic til eli At Be p]crmaucntc asiu<
rancefurntcr cr res 2ou fnirint ri hcr
3bic STARTS 1926.
Set bcnlttIes iii SoIbdtcr, ipm bar
labet lin Nsiurdrcc uoIcbe. at uofnloc
reoeuItaaenSe @Iantet med Naol,
NlbrcSic % Nllmer pad line "Sistar9c
9uper" 90 irSieroe iii II. 2. SctcrauS'
@urcau, @uihiugtou. :. Z. Sc oil on
fau llnocrrerriug N hpan Der pioere er
M oipre for at faa IS'urarcer fcrnnct.
ga mar her tiIbnSeS Ell ubrerfet Gr'
lconin9 I'll biIig % b~ctrngSerbe StnSs
ioriitrina. bil ser prrc su'telig, our ale
"a eutpcr. FUN er berettigct I'll bcr.
uiortepet to0 liz az bcnre sag. Wan9c
mae Weunciter ifirufer Spera5mauIct
crt TSiurduce lioen Spnertiomhco. Ont
nnalc gar ril Sc ie Sdacu ! et onnet
9ps % enIfc. ar SC life haroe IaoeG lin
R~cuicriuO$ppIitc uhlebc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21
9tNc "Spccial 0cliucrD||s
Trimcrfcr.

Gen Gang "Special Geliperp"
Srimerfct fsrite Gang blep uoIteot
bapoe ri bperfen Iutpmobiler eller
Wptorcpfler. Gen a%lninoelige Gpf'
fel bar bengang oct brrtlg'te @efor'
orinasmiooel / gperne, iaa for at
piie, at @repet blep onlbragt paa Der,
aner burtieite Maaoe, bleo Silleoet
al ct 8oitbuo poa Ell Gpffel anbragt
paa Srin,crfet. s DC iioIte 30 Nar
bar 10 Sioerne foranoret Jig, o9 Den
olminoelige GpffeI bar maottet 9lpe
8laos for oe langt hurtiacre Ntotor'
cnfIer operalt - unbtagcn paa Srls
ruerfet. Nll bill Den imiolcrtto c9'aa
forIpinbe ocrfra. Acknowledgements
bar MI, i,oitebt ct mt "Spccial De
liperp" Srimerfe poo bpiIfet Bolt
bllbet fierer paa Ell Wtotorcptfel. Se
me Tsrimerfer bill fomme | &anoelen
iaainort Den mtpprenoe @cbolbnlng
or ubiolgt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21

SaIpit, mobcrne % prafttf inbrettet.
Ser oil mango ipee faa RlueS % en- Del
cf Rsben blt a~fbiulpet.
Ser | Gltcn bar pt ct Tibet Spsebus
/ 9uoten; men Der fan bare ta9es iuo
4-5 1attenter. On op9epIcierite Dor
paa Stebet og GiitriftslGgcn i gpeoen
filter Yatienterne. Yleterficn Isnnes bGs
lentIis peb SnbiamIing | @pgbeus fuius
belize Observation-Disclosures
Ssnbae 28oe Sftober Hal Der bare
Spufirntation i gpsiefop airtc % 81
Spnfirmautcr er inbteguet toor.
Gobberitab 17bc Sftpber 1922.
Nnna SbIr Ticlicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21
Soloatcr. TorTfringcn.

Wnnac af Solnatcruc ira %crNenSs
triaeu innes ar bcue alcrt. az Hc9Ie1
rinaeu unoer ariseu pprettcoc ell StosS
osilrrance til heres SumiIicrS Se'tnts
tclie. Ieoeus eli bel Sci bar npret
bplpt lin 2ipsioriitring efter arlgen
or Der BOG Ell urimelis tort Nntal.
ION bar unoIaSt of siere eet. I'll
Sisic er BET, 8eeieriueen nj herpeuoer
iio % iaien benIeoer bcres Spmert'or.
fes paa ren 9etrnsselIe, ipm logger l
al bape en- 'lie asiurauce, os bnorlsoeS
Sc ital bore Tia al for az gienoptaae
oeu.
4riesasInrncelopen tiacS enhner,
icm a / atrip 5isueite | SHr eler
Nlaabe, at nctase asIurarce for e. BE
lsb al minSit $1,000 % lite prer SiO,s
COO. Sette blep falnt Germ SnIu'
rouee", Ser trrnebe Detailing az Ell me-
net libeu Srru,ie. 2oper bcitcmg NE
Sere. at beurc Germ Sniurarte" furce
cmbannes iii permanent lprlia Rc'srnes
@Siurarce ineeu fem War eiter SrreS,
erilrringcn uroer bpilscriomhelt ar
iMsersc ieg Spliccreicrmcr: "STN'nn'
ri 9iie", Consignment Sife". go
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21

nGret Ell me8et benbttet Iano. = ca.
~ Var bar Saape gogbolber / giebre
Sttsroalens 2anbntnnosbant % | pinz
trent lige mango War 9pgboISer /
Observation-Disclosures.
Ser t Acknowledgements blep Garet
me9et bra. Sset fpm / GUS / ubmertet
apaIttct, StSrItcparten at aprnitaurcn
It9ciaa % Of @oteter bIcp bet ct 8ctprbs
aar. Ncn gtutercu Tom tibItg % braai
paa % | 5siberne lieecr Sneen alt eans
lie bpb. Nurten er BOG cnbru mi for
S6Ic, iaa 6srct CT iuit life oct aIers
beoitc. 9anite SeIeumcis "Ssi" enbnu
Ifaffcr os bar Nart en- itaftct SiS.
Rerafcr 30te Sttpber 1922.
@nt. Ypntru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-11-21

SpfscIunbS Sfptterlag bolbt % Vars
fcit ben 15bc Gitobcr. 2aget bar arbeis
Oct gobt og teller fere iGrbcIes fIinte
Sfpttere inben fin Ribte.
Grne SeGestpeit, gbiteie. lfal babe
fiebt "Speitu" of Ola Irneier. Ola.
ioin for abifiuise Har tiIbase rpboeoe %
bpseebe ct tibet Siem bcroppe, er me-
oct baarIis. San bar arrftiaar | I'm
bcrIipet ps ian piitnof life lepe ret IGns
&c.
Irnc Sobanncsieu gpiteic GIbite
Ssn til "Spriteins Sobaunes" - itaar
ret osiaa baurIis til u,eo. San bIcp
pcereret for Sp9bom / 9Iiuotnrmen,
men man tiger, at Der ital ere Iubers
fuIo1e / Saaret. Ser er for Sibeu NOT
iaa meget SprfisIclicsib8oummc blanot
Soil. og flere bar prrct ansrebne at
Slin9ebrouh.
Smeb Samicn @itsieIct bsbc nplis
nf oenne Spebum.
@aecr Sotob g. Iiter, Iorbcimiuno
hroe Den 17Se September TO- Nar gonts
mel. IS. Sbl." ifrioer bI. a.: Set
ga,uIe 8rpp9 fraa 1S70-S0sIari beIo
pad % bert burte. Tanet or fare %
nlpfie %urrinutt, o. Oct iom er igieu Ting
paa iiite Ieriet. Sen belle 9rauues
tIotf ipnt Den @onseu bpsoe % buobe
Der or o9io for Def nteite burte. 8arIc
RiIs (Sanbpeu) % Steingrim er farne
for cit Sat iibau. 90 ~ieinare WatIans
Sen % 2. 6. Husielouo. 90 no iibit
Suubae bepboc "Satob Satarcu". Sarl
IGrhe iis I'll Sotar / rlrg Ilber / 9arts
Ic Sanopcns Sateri, tisptc 10 "ariitiuas
itono" / 9rour -o9 brrgia @atcri Der for
cteen &etuils % brciO lin Sorretning
/ ODER 40 Iar. 90 breip sobt. Sun
bar Elm papaSielea aar, iom life la
ipee meo meir, enu ban piiste ban eobt
areibbe. Sou bar puuitle9 % orohols
nen / ale llpp9isr % life o~perfor ale
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sm q TENT.
rilie % retIeiocIce. Elm fproriu9sldus
na frcbirI Eatur, elm goo Sar % SuSz
bpnoe % Elm 9oh 8ranuc.
@nte Glieber s. 9oipid, 2nitcic, er
rnIie ben, II Iar eammeI. Slm bocbc
pao Saupia hos lin Ssu Srrifirrer
Seraen 2. 2arpia.
OuIp y. aNuuye 'ppI SlcpI, pppe -lps
Septbr. 81 aar 9amTeI.
Sarnlb 8. HoSiclonb, apam bebt
7bc Sftober. "a Iar 9ammcI. 8urct
.. Sdnoueu, 55 Iur. ariIti Saube'
0aarb. fsbt IrIen, bebe paa Sp'pita
@etanicr, Bergen, Sen 15be Sftpbcr
Sum cfterIaorr zig Ianb, Stibsreoel
nils Sanoesaarb, % TO Born.
NiIs S. Slime, 2piteie hsbe 23bC
Sftobcr. Ga Iar samrrcI. Sau bueh,
pda @aarben Sfaore, hbpr hor bar e.
minorc Sprreicnbpn,, Iont ian / fin Gil
tjrbte al German SoIbal.
gpItcic, lite Hppember 1922.
y. o.. Sfaar.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-02-04
FOR RAIL, COMMISSIONER
-anaIeate Announces-~Fayor Res.
5oratsen = Old Telephone Rates,

'"anc,s Williams Of New Orleans
has announced as a candidate TO,
public service commissioner (former.
ly railroad commissioner to succeed
the late John T Michel. In announ.
cling mis- candidacy Mr.. Williams is,
suec a statement: defining his policy
and declaring himself unreservedly
III f; or Of the restoration Of the fSr,
mer telephone rates. NJ. Williams
statement follows
I feel thaC / owe it 10 my consti-
tuency to say in exact and unmistak-
able language how | stand on GER
tam matters within the jurisdiction Of
thL Public Service Commission now
~ery properly uppermost ir the pub
ii. mind. ] don't believe anybody
can accuse me Of not using plain talk
when | say that i stand unqualified
ly for an immediate consideration of
telephone rates looking towards an
immediate reduction Of them. or
rather restoration of the telephone
rate status to what it was before the
recent startling decision that raised
rates at q time Wnen ali other public
utilities charges in this state and
other states were on the downgrade
from the peaks vhey had attained
during the world war.
II am fully appreciative and aware
OF this fact that the Public Service
Commission was formed to render
public service by seeing that ali pub
lie utilities render the public service
they were incorporated to render.
Il am not antl-anybody or anti
believe that Coo has
given me conscience enough to know
what is. just ana I pledge myself
to be just to ali people and to do JUS
tice in every case that may come be-
fore this commission. d
u am aiso fully aware OF the fact
that many people and many interests
have a very peculiar meaning: foI a
square deal. Very otter these people
consider square deal to them to go
So far as to include raw deal to
the other fellow
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-02-04
Foreign Farmers For St. Mary

1t is reported that a syndicate Of
capitalists in this state has oeer
in Europe fo, some time: and has
succeeded in inducing about 100G
foreign farmers and their families
tc come to this country and occupy
subdivlded sugal estates IN the par
ish Of St Mary: for the general ag-
ircultural advanc ement of that uec-
ton A fertile tract of '6700 acres
of high land already has been set
aside for occupation and develop
ment This. will be divided INTO
farms of from 40 to 100 acres.
Homes will be built, mills and equip
ment furnished, and everything will
be in readiness for, immediate settle
ment by the foregn farmers, accord
ing to the present plans The farm
ers will be able, to. pay part he
land cost and sotner requirements,
the syndicate financing the remain
del Heavy cropa win be cultivated
BY the ner while then wives and
children VII operat small 1a'ries
and truck farms
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-02-04
ELECTION BILLS UNPAID.
Republicans Still Owe $7Oe, 1912
for Campaign Of 1920.

According to a statement given out
recently by Fred wv. Upham, treas
urer Of the Republican national COM
mittee, that body still owes $708,-
1892 for the campaign Of 1920,
which resulted in the election of
President Warren H Harding.
The outstanding ndebtedness in
cludes $521,250 Borrowed from the
New York Trust, Empire Trust. and
|1hase National Bsasall New York;
$127, 500 borrowed from the. First
National and Old Colony Trust.
At the close Of the campaign in
November, 1920, the committee was
$1,683,000 in debt, including ST.
405,00O in loans; $192, ,O0g in un-
paid bills and $4,000 owed to va
rious state committees. In fifteen
months $1,4O0,000 has been collect
ed Of which $741 500 was applied 70
the loans the state committees paid
off, unpaid bills settled, $4,000 in
terest paid and $232,50 spent for
the operation of the. national COM
mittee, leaving about 100000 on
hand y
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-02-04
RTE FOR RUSSIA
large Purchases IN South MAY B..na
Improvement to Me rket

according t. :, recen, spec.aI from
Washington large quantities of rice
nav beer pu chased n the south oy
tn american RelieI Assoc .ation fo1
use n Russia and further large pur
chases VIII be made in the early flu
ture Il tot41 of 1000 .ons O. the
cerea. has alreads been contracted
for and $500 tons more are needed
ih' above information was contained
IN communication from r. A Jack
sor II the relief association to Con.
gressmen Lazaro adm Martin of Lou
islana "hc communlcat was as
follows
We ha 'e bolgh~ up tc date on
account CT he Russian relief IN the
lelghborhoof of 1000 tons of rice
Ne lav- stil' t. buy within the next
two y ,nree months some $500 tons
more None f ,ou. recent purchases
has bee~ made in California. It is.
Aowe> Ell barely possible that some
CT the rec bought there last spring
may still haze been on hand in Con-
sral European ports at the time we
began )ur Russian work and NAV
nave peer forwarded to Russia. Sub
sIantlally we may say that the whole
quantity comes from the Southern
states and as prices are at present
we have no doubt that whatever more
we may need will be bought there
also.
1--WE nave been in touch with q
number o9 rice people in Louisiana
and have bought q great deal Of rice
from them Anyone wishing to get
in touch with rs has only to address
Ia letter TO the American Relief As
sociation, AZ Broadway, stating what
ne has 5o offer ir the way of quality,
quantity, price and delivery dates,
and we shall be glad to advise him
promptly whether we can use the
rice he offers. Our rule is to buy the
cheapest American rice that we can
obtain of--the grade that we desire,
ordinarily choice f, a. q. screenings,
provided that it can be delivered al
the lime ana places at which we can
obtain vessels to handle it convenient
ly. We shall. therefore, be very glad
to near from any Of your friends III
Louisiana who nave rice to sell
This letter is result Of the recent
conference between Secretary Hoover
and Senators Ransdell and Broussard
and Representative Lazaro and Mar
tin.
Purchases Of such large quantities
OF rice it is expected will greatly H1'e
lieve the congested market. and IN
sure better prices for the unsold por
tions cf last years crops as we'll as
for the crops TO be grown in 1922
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-02-04
OPEN FOREIGN MARKETS.
Gov. Parker Urges Long Time Credits
to European Customers.

Gov. John NJ Parker Of Louisiana
in an address before the national ag,
rieultural conference at Washington
recently, urged that the Uni
i ted States arrange for granting long
term credits to worthy European Gus
toners as a solution Of the present
depressed conditionssWhich prevail in
this country. The governor said
1.-THE original intent of the Federal
Reserve Bank, was to be q great bank
Of issue whose elasticit would pre-
vent panic and afford safety az the
same time That institution is cred
tied with making many millions OF
dollars more than was ever intended,
as it pays its stockholders only lin
tied amount. and has piled up huge
surplus. Now what better use can
that surplus be put than in an earnest
md conscientious effort to he ct LAST
ing benefit to all people,"
Gov. Parker suggested the re
serve bank, send its own representa-
tives to the capitals Ct Eul OPS: winch
sincerely desire tG purchase Ameri-
can materials and arc unable &c pay
for them. The reserve :oarc repre-
sentatives would look ur the stand.
ing and character Of purchasers. and
their financial responsibility
"Those found trustworthy YOU'D
then be sold goods rot On 'ery short
time, as is customary 10" but on
six, twelve and eighteen months
Their acceptances would be taken
with the endorsement Of 5hc local
banks, and the cooperation oi the
great banking institutions Of each
country. Spinners, manufacturers and
dealers would be authorized 10 sell
their products on equally long time.
all drafts acceptances and notes II
nayment to be deposited III trust AZ
til the claims Of the Fedora Reserve .
Bank have been palC II full
This pfanp carried mt affoca,
would afford almost instant nelief. It
would mean the employment of many
American ships Sor the carrying to
those nations of cotton to give the
workers profitable employment, and
of foodstuffs to keer man. o. them
from starving It ,"cald ado to 3he
value and activity F re snerchanv
marine, would pu; enefgy END spirit
in business, and would prinG &C .hiS
country the good v:i' of I'll .ne oiCc =
nations
Gov. parker u'.ne.' sugg esteC
the creation Of permare:2; American
trade commissions abroad, composed
, of business mer viii II practical!
knowledge Of the leeds - countries
to which America .'>l~ n.a.a'ials az
being shipped.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-02-04
Bond Sales Show Big sn.~eas.

In the first eieven l,onths ot INC
past year more thar one billor do
lars worth Of city, county, ard steta
bonds, to be used for the nlost part
IN road and street construction were
sold. For the same perior II 1919
the sales were $3G?. 100000 md toy
me same period in 1915 .hey verc
S463, 100000. Last year during the
nrst eleven months bond sales o. this
character g, amounted to $692 ,9Oc ,00C
ihe 1921 sales are ST pei cent ahead
81 any year for the past decade. These
tacts show conclusively thai The
volume of public work &C be done
IN is22 viii! exceed that ct any pc
nod OF twelve months during he
PAST ten wears.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-02-04
cox DENOUNCES REPUBLICANS
Farmers Troubles and Financial De
preston Charged to Administration.

In speech dehveed at Jackson
Day banquet. at Dayton, Ohio. a few
days ago. James M. Cox, former gov
ernor Of Ohio and Democratic can
didate for president in 1920, de
| clared that ne stood today where he
stood when the votes were counted
on the day of the, election and sale
that he was ready for another fight
! This was Mr.. Mr. *Cox's first public
address since the campaign of 1920
He said IN part
AS / interpret proprletles, the de
feated candidate for the presidency
should hold to the unspoken word un'
| til time has brought the unmistaka,
BILE evidence Of payment OIL default
| by those I: power on campaign
1 pledges
Almost a full year has elapsed
and very properly can sye apply an
! analysis Of its developments. The
ruins Of war stil, mar the rnterna-
tlonal prospective Willing industry
is without aid Of financial credits.
Countries solvent # not rich n ma
tural resources, are in ,dlenesss and
misery The reaction true To pre-
phecy. is upon us and every commu
nifty is affected The cry OF Amer
ca first is mockery to human 1r-
telIigence Republican dictum &c
the contrary Notwithstanding
Farm products have diminished IN
production; vast inventories of shop
and mill have followed the down
ward trend, until thousands OF farm
ors and business concerns are inso,-
vent hopeIessly
And how needless It all has been
When peace came Europe needed re-
building America f1ad the supplies.
Europe required: credit Amerlca
had q prosperity upor winch credit
could have been given.
i''rh4 distress IL Russia IS cnarg
able 10 1he horrors Of Sovietism the
distress IN America Vc the :reacher*
q Lodgeism.
"'Thc f.st esscn:ia, thing IT, otli
prosperity is the :ormai recognition
b on" gcveramen; Of the tundamen-
tal cause D depression Since this
wou1t cary acceptance 81: the ;oeo-
3'ies Of TooArow wilson. there e
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f.an s',l5,,, ',l..,,:n., '} .ho,ah; M ,@jy.i+c
.tot -, ~, ;,,,.a, - ,:.,;i;zs+,o,, .onno.
". 't =, -.J,.. -,,;cj,o.,. .ne aa.,oa7.:
~ ,;o, ' ~, n,+;o', .S's. sass;no aes llott,
49, ,oo,;;,,r. o,,il, ~,,'',,}t: az; he a,;;-
!. ;,r ~ Eraneo,sc,ss ':,rod.,c+;v;fy.
" s:w;+;, ,!n!;ha.,t ;,d,'st;y. +hc -:
,;etrat;o~, va a. "Iosh;nr;on For aj-
~, ,ns, - " .uaIU, v WEN, s faaeG he ,a.tirp
ano9' Nv va: !','' >I'e irren;s ~ ~ onhic
,n;,;nr ni ~ :, aad;,, Va - no.nn inc 1es-
;,,I ~ ars,o-.;a. t..3,,,o,.J eastward
|,o~h'. tin5 ~ ,a.h Ja.. - ~" saa+ ~. :ht
oan,,a Hf Nat;o,s - Cene".
- +na .,rasa1,t '.a.tv ,et,yae.. The
o.,o,s,n,o,,fs - he Ii,;teG States.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-02-04
Work or College r. hegan Sec

At a meeting 2f he BOARD q 81
pervisors Of the Louisiana State Uni
yersity held in Bator Rouge several
days ago, it was decided x begin
actual construction work - ~ early
date. A building corr4it,2e 10 have
complete charge 2f he cCLstrlctior
work was appointed with the follow
ing as membrs: J. <. Newman, New
Orleans Dalton RAYMOND. bator
Rouge; E. J. Gay plaqueminc J. 7
Laycock, Baton Rouge Dear " +
Dodson, Colonel "A r Prescott and
Dean T. W. Atkinson - -, @n5Ve:
.sity.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-02-04
a Good Medicine For tne Lrlp

\. George w. Watt, South Gardner,
we relates his experiences With The
grip i had the worst cough. coId ana
srip and had taken a lot of trasr Of
NO account Chamberlain.s Jcugf
remedy is the only thing :raj has
aohe me any good whatever. I have
ased one bottle of 1t and the the cold
ana grip have left me ,'~-~(Adu,
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-02-04
Fo, the Liver and Bowels

When your live. and bowels be-
come torpid get a bottle of Chamber"
la;n's Tablets. They will tone up
your liver and cause gentle move"
ment Of the bowels. They also inn
prove the digestion..-(Adv.l
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-02-04
TO COLLECT AUTO LICENSES
Motorcycle Squads 10 Tous the State
70 Enforce Payment.

i lying squadron # the Stats
Highway Commission will be organ
ICED and after March i will visi1
every district Of the state to enforce
the collection Of motor vehicles Il
censes. The squadron vii! travei
throughout the state on motor cycles
according 20 an announcement made
by Wilson T. Peterman, chairman OF
the commission
Motor vehicles licenses were due
January !, and those who have not
paid by March /, will be declared de.
linquent and steps will be taken by
the commission to enforce the pay
ment Of the licenses. Tn q large
measure, the success Of the state
highway building improvement de-
pends on the promptness with which
licenses foI motor vehicles are paid,
and FOR the information Of the read
ers Of this paper, we quote the penal
ty Tor the delinquent payment Of all
motor and other vehicles:
Failure 10 make application for
registration within Eve days after
March /, penalty is rs per cent Of
the license and must be collected by
the secretary Of state with the license
fee.'
Up &c and including January 10,
only S6O,O had been paid for mo-
tor vehicle licenses, it was said. Dur
ing 1921, approximately 100000
motor vehicle licenses were paid for.
according to figures compiled by Ar
thur Taylor, commissioners Of the
State Highway Commission.
The following information was
L. /.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-02-04

It g "eportec from New Jrlears
thai tne Business Mems Racing AS.
ociatloh a few 1avs ago discharged
fifty two employees said TO be polltl,
clans, in conformity with the demand
made by Governor Parker about two
weeks ago
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-02-04

Two brothers Rev. F G. CarbaJoi,
is j., and Rev B 6. Carbajol, S J..
took their final vows at the same
time, at the Jesuits. church in Bar
onne street, New Orleans, Thursday
morning at o'clock. This is said
to he the frsf instance ID The 200
years history Of the Jesuits order in
Louisiana when two brothers rook
the final VOWS at the same cirlc
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-02-04

VALENTINES !: All kinds at all
prices at the sonlat Music Store in
the Community Theatre building
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-02-04

It IS reported from Chicago mat
as a result Of decision rendered by
the United States Railroad hoard: n
abrogating certaln wartime working
agreements and making important
changes in others the railroads If
the country viii save $4,000 s00o
in normal traffic Zines This will re-
suit from the Topping off the pay Of
100000 railroad clerks, freight hand
fers, express and station employees.