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LVII. RAYVILLE, RICHLAND PARISH, LOUISIANA, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 6, 1926. NUMBER 1. Wrfftl TOW Rayville COUNCIL PROCEEDING' oman POLICE JURY PROCEEDING! VETERAN TEACHER OF FARMERS DIES Arrested on Bigamy Charge Alderman 19: Isiana, Feb.

Honored i KaVVKle, OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS, TOW! COUNCIL OF RAYVILLE, LA. The Police Jury of Kiehianu Par- Wh, Louisiana met this day in regu-j Raj.ville, 1 se-sior: with the foliowm mem- Council met this dav ir. reguia: OLSON WINS WRESTLING MATCH. WOMEN IN AUTO WRECK NEAR CREW LAKE; AUTO IN DITCH. MRS.

GEO. WESLEY SMITH ELECTED AS VICE-PRESIDENT OF LOUISIANA MUNICIPAL ASSOCIATION. rs present. Jno. i.

1 iom- pursuant to an iournir.t-n R. Golson. CLIFFORD TUTTLE, TELEGRAPH OPERATOR, MARRIES DELHI GIRL, WHOSE FATHER HAS WARRANT ISSUED FOR BIGAMY. Monroe, Fvb. 2 1.

Watson of Tallulah. he ha' been for many years parish agricul-tuV'T'-agt-nt, die at noon today, stricken while at churcn iast Sunday at Taliulah with paralysis. He grew rapidly worse, and at "midnight last rich: was brough' to a Monroe hospital. Mr. Watson had been for thirty-ei'-iht years engage.

1 in farm demon- The wrestling match between Bob Olson, of Memphis, and Oscar Dotson, of Chickasha, at the American Legion Hall, in Rayville. K. L. V. i.napm.m., j.

j. ir.eiehen. Mayor, Mrs Carl W. Earle and J. M.

Hatch I Smith. G. M. Calder. Fred Morgan members.

J. C. Salmon, Clerk j. E. Stoduhill.

Alderman. W. Absent. Jno. M.

Ferguson and Ii Kelly, Clerk. T. E. Speight. Mar D.

Chambers Ab mj W. A. McCoy. Minutes of January meeting rea Minutes of December meeting J. S.

Bioch. 215 Hudson together with Mrs. Ike Kuhn, Sam Kaplan and Mrs. Charles the latter sitter of Mrs. Clifford Tuttle, a young man 31 rs.

Anish last Wednesday night resulted on who has been telegraph operator fro: h-. in a victory for Olson, the grappling! juration work in North Louisiana Mr. Guy C-rr road "pro'ed. nijuieu wiie.i me -asn car oi before the Police Jury rested in Sibley last Monday and Swede winning two out of three part of this time in Ouachita parish falls. Dotson scored the first fall, 1 and at recent in Madison.

He is A lie Librai fi-'-m Rayville Fui with the Counc' a donation for t'r ti-ke up the matter ot a Ol- and followed with two. surviveu L.u.n was upset near ht to RayviUg Tuesday and yesterday. 1 hey were brought placed in jail charffed with bigamy, to tr.is city in a passing car and During. the month of January route irom Kayvmt- to no. and at r.d by a widow and four all unmarried and at son is much the smaller man.

but daughters Ridge, and up the Holly Ridge-1 iibrar giv. p. medicai aid. was as lightning, and proved to home. The funeral is to be held at la- is made by Mr.

Ca seconded by Mm, sum of $100 be do A der Smith nated .1 th- be one of the best men who has appeared here on the local mat since this sport was inaugurated lu.ah tomorrow afternoon. as West Carrol! road approximately ten mik-s thence wei-t to the Rayville-Shanks read, and thenc back te Rayville. and told of the benefits of the" service to the patrons alone this route, and that it would rocessary that the Police Jury gr on record as to the keeping thi FOR in this town. TRAINED BLOODHOUNDS abov ollows A vote taken en motion and resulted a Mrs. Geo.

Wesley Smith, who is serving her second term as alderman of Rayville, and the first lady of the State to be thus honored with election to this office, was signally honored at Alexandria last week at the meeting of the Mayors and Aldermen of the cities and towns of who organized the Louisiana Municipal Association. Mrs. Smith, alderman of Rayville and Mrs. Jeanette Towrsend, city clerk of Boyce, were the only ladies in attendance upon this meeting. Mrs.

Smith was elected Vice-President from the Fifth Congressional District. The meeting" was largely attended, mayors and other municipal officers of '178 Louisiana towns were represented at this meeting, and the members of the Association were very complimentary of Mrs. Smith and her service as alderman of Rayville and took occasion to complement this lady upon her civifl work 'and conferred auite an SERVICE HERE. Tuttle married a prominent young lady of Delhi, Miss Bess Tombs, daughter of Mr. Jules D.

Toombs, of that town. Later it developed that Tuttle had a wife and child in Texas, and upon Mr. Toomb's investigation it was found Tuttle had never secured a divorce from his first wife. Thereupon the father of the Delhi bride swore out a warrant and had Tuttle, who in the meantime had been trans jured seriuusiy. The car was not greatly damaged.

Soon after dinner on Sunday, the party ieft Monroe for Rayville the Bioch car, a Nash. They v.cr.t via Crew Lake and the trip over was without incident. When returning, however, rear the middle of the afternoon, there was a blow-cut and at the same instant the dangerous curve at Crew Lake was traversed. The attendance was small ec-nesday night and the receipts at the door disappointing, not being sufficient to meet the actual expenses of the bout. Announde- 1 route in Mrs.

Smith, Mr. Mr. Ca: del, and Mr. Morgan voting Aye Xays, Xone. Absent, Mr.

The following report from th. Committee on claims was read: this mai along passable condition, the told Police Jury agreed to take the matter up tt the afternoon session and after claim ferred by the Railroad Company consulted the Road Commis-jbeg leave to report as follows: "oners of Sub-Road district No. i We have examined the following 5. claims against the Town of Rav- ment was maae mai, ims woum the last of these athletic events unless better attendance was assured or a reasonable guaranee posted. THE RICHLAND PARISH LIBRARY NOTES The car, going at a considerable 1 from to Sib ude; peed, sudaer ly skidded as the blow-.

arregt and he ia in th 1 1 1 There are two trained bloodhounds in Rayville, and they are offered to the public for service ai any time such work is needed. Mr. Jas. S. Calhoun i in charge of them, and he wili respond quickly to any summons for work with the dogs.

These bloodhounds are the same ones which caught the slayer of a po'ieeman in Mobile recently. This fine piece of work attest to the ability of the dogs to give a good account of themselves. ul oecLiirea aria plunging aown vjie A committee composed of R. R. ille and the Rayville Light, which Rhymes and G.

W. Humble from aims have been duly approver lYned PartIy Ver'; The first carriage of Tuttle was on its side. -r, he School Board also appeared I by the proper persons. and passing auto, loaded with Mon- anA if nV j'a efore the Police Jury, to ask that recommend that same be paid out Among the contributions to the the he Police Jury pay to the School I of the proper funds at such time T.ibrarv is one Irom coming to honor upon her and gave much con- Parish roc people i as soon on the scene wife No. 1 and bab and rescued the women i the Bloch Delhi, where he wooed car.

They i an1 Board, the amount of S1 181.75 for as sufficient monies accumulate ir 1 i- a r'rM-nmnnitv I Inn 01 anu Liie v. ere brought to the 1- v. ere brought to theino ires collected by the Sheriff, other said funds: siueraiion 10 our town Dy selecting 7 ui, ioo her. as the vice-president the committee wishes to thank Chese Fifth District ladies for their gift of tntn district. Friday a meeting was held at ran whisker fines and which was i TOWN OF RAYVILLE 1 I WHY EATING TO MUCH MEAT IS INJURIOUS.

urned into the Parish Treasure Peoples Lumber Co 3 r-, y.r "i young ladies. If the charges lZt cVnr vSeSA (against Tutt'e are substaniated in Monroe News-Star of Monday court it wiU mean a pentitentiary INTERESTING LITERARY PRO- senence W. T. Cooks Shop which was pecording to a Uttpr Delhi in the interest or ir.e library. Mrs.

Summerlin, Mrs. J. rnlhonn arid Mrs. C. J.

Ellis, eceived from Hon. W. N. McFar- MINUTES. OF THE -PARISH SCHOOL BOARD 6.7.".

13. LQ 18.40 1 1.20 7.50 6.60 6.60 and. Supervisor, of Public Accounts GRAM BY ALTO COMMUNITY CLUB. hen Mr. Hatch made a motion hich was second by Mr.

Binion. Flour Feed Ouchita Flour Feed Flour Feed Ouachita Flour Feed Ouachita Flour Feed Eichland Beacon-News J. O. Glanton FIREMAN KILLED ON "DUMMY" LINE AT DEHLCO. hat the Parish Treasurer, be and 1 o- 1 -too' The Alto Community Club met 7.00 in tle Ajto Baptist church.

Wed is hereby instructed to turn the mount of $1,1 81.75-over to E. E. Allen C. Girod, aged 23 years, white fireman on the "Dummy" line of the Delta Hardwood Lum- feebler. Secretary-Treasurer of the nesday, Jan.

27, 1926. After ac cepting Mrs. C. G. Pardue's resig- TOTAL $151.80 RAYVILLE LIGHT PLANT School Beard, and the motion on being put to vote was declared nation as president the club Der company, oi ueruco, leu erried.

Peop'es Lumber Co 4.50 Pierce Pet Co. 23.93 unanimously elected Mrs. F. B. Sar-! Deneattl tne cars or the log tram tor to that position, also electing while doing some switching in the Mrs.

RESOLUTION. Whereas, it appearing from a let-r received from the Highway tan i nomason vice-presi- yards of the Company on last Wednesday at 2 p. m. Girod, who ia Jr met with a number of the The Ricjiland Parish School Board Delhi supporters, Mrs. Huckably met in its office in the town of eected chairman from Delhi.

Rayville, La. at 10:00 a. m. on parin wide meeting is called this, the pf February 1926, fo Tuesdav, Feb. 9th, at 3:30.

with the following members pres. jjeeting will be held in the Ray-ent: F. -B. Hatch, President School Library, and every one Messrs. Neal McEacharn, W.

in the parish interested in the L. Calhoun, Hardwick, J. project is asked to attend as Miss A. Ball, G. W.

Humble, and Robert Cuiver Secretary of La. Library R. Rhymes. Commission, will be present. It The minutes of January 5, 1926 regts with mss Culver to decide were read and approved.

i about the Carnegie Library fund. Mr. McEacharn' reported that it! The parish Committee is as fol-was" the -opinion of the local board jows: Mrs. Huckabty, Pelhi; and a committee that another build- Mrs Hardwick, Start Mrs. ing site should be selected for the wynn, Start Mrs.

R. R. new high school building for No. pjiym'BSt Lucknow F. B.

Sartor, 17 and that a new. site had een Alto L.B. Archibald, Archibald; selected and bargained or. B. Chambers, Mangham; The superintendent state'd that Irs" Hatch, Buckner; Mrs.

he had carefully looked over the Wjiiiams, Holly Ridge; Mrs. Harry new site selected and would rccom-: jordan, Mr. Bozman Smith School; ert. 1 he proeram was on the Engineer of Morehouse Parish, La. Some branches of the human race exist almost exclusively on a vegetable diet.

They live their lives close to nature and they maintain an unusually high degree of health. One of the most notable or at least striking characteristics of such people is their exceptional resistance to infections with the pus producting organisms; wounds heal rapidly without suppuration. They are also virtually free from cancer and other maligant diseases, r.nd the great curse of civilization, sluggish bowel is relatively infrequent among them. On the ether hand, there are races in the far north whose diet consists of meat and fat exclusively. They too are for the most part healthy and well developed, though they seldom reach what we would call old age; perhaps the hazards of the lives they lead are mainly-responsible for this.

Between these extremes are those people who have achieved the highest degree of culture, whose diet is mixed, that is, it comprises both animal and vegetable hat the bridge across Little La- fcurche about three miles North of ffw Lake, said bridsre connectinc s'u ly of Painters and Paintings, and the following numbers were enjoyed: 1. Name the 12 great paintings of the world. All. 2. Value of Ancient Egyptian paintings.

Mrs. D. R. Sartor, Jr. 3.

Debate: "Resolved That R-'chlard and Morehouse Parish had been completed, and Whereas, this Police Jury adopted resolution on Julv 1st, Pierce Pet Co. 21.18 i Pierce Pet Co. 21.17 N. O. Nelson Co 36.27 Sugar Bros.

4.00 Cooks Shop 4.65 Rayville Supply Co. 7.7" Richland Beacon-News 3.7.5 Cabell Electric 2.92 Pittsburg Meter Co 232.20 J. W. Sligh 1.50 Upon motion duly seconded the following ordinance was offered: An ordinance carrying into effect a resolution submitted by the committee on claims to allow and pay certain amounts out of certain funds as recommended by said committee. Upon vote the motion carried.

No further business appearing Council adjourned. J. J. INEICIIEN. Mavcr.

Attest W. W. KELLY, Clerk. wherein this Police Jury agreed to pay one-half cost of said bridge in to the sum of $2,000.00 and tha employed as fireman on the log train, went out to throw a switch and in running back to re-enter the engine cab, fell beneath the wheels of the engine. Both legs Were run over, the right leg waa virtually severed and the left leg terribly mangled.

The unfortunate man died from shock and loss of blood while on the way to a Monroe sanitarium. The body vas taken on in to Monroe and prepared for bariaL latfr being returned to Dehlco for where the funeral was held on Thursday. Young Girod was recently married and leaves besides his bride other relatives at Dehlco. OPENING OF NEW DAIRY. mend that it be accepted.

Gaines, Girard; I Mrs. E. the approximate estimate of said Whereupon Mr. McEacharn offer- na Pinne Nelson Bond: Mrs. J.

Painting is of More Real Value Than Music." Mrs. F. B. Sartor and Mrs. E.

E. Ballard. Mrs. Emmett McCoy and Mrs. D.

R. Sartor, Jr. 4. Life of Raphael, Mrs. W.

P. 5. Piano Solo, "Wondering in bridge' at that time was between and $4,000.00. and that his Police Jury agreed in sid reso- ution to pay for the siid bridge Certficates of indebtedness, on Dreamland," Mrs. J.

R. Hemler. The debate being the feature half to be paid Frb. 1927 a-v ore half on Feb. 15.

1923 the program required more time han expected, thus, postponement therefore. foods in varying proportions. lue selection and preparation is often not judicious or satisfactory and the result is an enormous number of maladies for whLh. an ill balanced diet is fundamentally re ed the following resolution second- Calhoun and Mrs. Carey J.

Ellis, ed by Mr. Rhymes: i Rayville. Any one of these Be it by the Richland wilj be sad to receive subscriptions Parish. "School Board in regular tQ the Library. The drive for mem-sessiou convened on this" the 2nd bers wjn close Tues.

Feb. 9th. so day of February 1926. That the lets nave a big membership to show new building site selected for the Culver when she comes. Delhi High School or School No.

17 be accepted as soon as the proper papers are prepared and and the Daily Bond Buyers for a deed ready for acceptance. The period of twenty-one days as re-roll was called and resulted as quired by law and thai? the super-follows- iintendent be authorized and m-Yeas- McEacharn, Calhoun, Hard- structed to prepare an advertise-vick. Ball, Humble, Rhymes and ment and to have published in the TT7fc i above named publications, that the several numbers was made neces- Resolved by the Police Jurv of y- The negative side was voted ctorious. the following fudges Richland Parish, in rerjla session convened, that uron th" re sponsible. Of these the most fre- making the decesion: Rev.J.B.Polk I have opened my dairy and am now ready and in a position to furnish the public with the best grade of milk.

ceipt of an itemized -arement auent and insidious are traceable irs. W. P. Washington, Mrs. J.

R. off the Highway at this point. Respectfully submitted, E. F. Ju-tice, D.

Cade, A. T. Clack, H. S. J.

G. Glover, Mrs C. A. Biatchford, L. E.

Payne, C. 'i to heavy meat consumption. Ilemler. The Club hails signs of of th- cost of said bridge, that there be issued Certif'c-tes of In Civilized man has not adapted uccess for the coming vear. debtedness two in num'-'-r and pav himself to excessive protein; the REPORTER.

circumstances of labor, climate Rrd of. School No. 17 will of the General Fund out E. A. T.

W. the taxes for the yoar-? 192S and I rui. Nays: None. enviroment and even temperament fer for sale at 11:00 ociock a. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 1927 for one-half of the rt cos-1 x- a do not demand it.

He may di Absent: None. .1 of March 1926 WASHINGTON of sajd bridge, not to exc'd thUjr gest it, assimilate it and apparently thrive on it, but excessive meat ouih ui ano tnt saia certiffc-tps of Indehtedne-? bp My barn is equipped with concrete floor, electric bottle washer, steam strilizer, bottle filler, so can furnish good, clean, wholesome milk. My. cows are healthy and fat and have recently been tested for tuberculosis. Your patronage is solicited and will be appreciated.

L. H. HUBBARD. o. LITTLE LAURA CRAWFORD (Statement by Secretary Hoover, And the resolution was adopted.

solved, The following resolution was of- Be 5, 5-4 fered by Mr. McEacharn seconded OTlteTea and bids may Bit resolved by the Richland be submitted on any or all the above Parish School Board of the Parish rates TTard. sicned by the President of th' January 26, 192S.) Pa in the diet will sooner or later conduce to a series of disturbances which unless checked will ultimate No amount of discussion can nee and the Clerk, and to obscure the fact that the spot The petition was takem up and discuss and the Road Commission tcok said petition for their action, and returned into the Police Jury and recommended that the petition be not accepted, when no further action was except the said petition was rejected. RESOLUTION Whereas, it appearing to the Po ly provs fatal, Meat digestion furnishes a num bear 5 per cent per annum interest from their date and to be due find payable one-half on February 7 ill i ft of rubber was $1.09 per Richland, Louisiana, in lawfu x-, Rh and Tnp -'nn wn-jv, pound and three months forward ber of chemical substances which 1927 and one-half on Feb. 1.

rubber was $1.05 on December session May of bruary that the Hateh pre either utilized or excreted 1928. 10th when I asked, for the cooper The useful ones are the ammo The above resolution was offeror ation of the manufacturers and bv Mr. Binion and seconded bv Mr. jonsumers in a drive against the lice Jury of Richland Parish, ecid3 which combined form the pro tein mo'ecule and which are con verted into muscle, bone and blood exorbitant price of rubber by con Hatch, and on being put to a vot" that it is for the benefit of the servation and provision of inde vas declared by the President residents living along the public But even in this process of con be 'arried. pendent American supplies.

We On motion dulv seconded and nave had that cooperation. I he version into useful tissue, products result which effect the kidneys and road from Rayville to Holly Ridge, r.r.d thence up the Holly iRidge-A'est Carroll road approximately pot price has dropped 41 cents earned the Police Jrry recessed vascular system. Of these uric acid is the principal one, while the sale of bonds of No. 17 be wrm sPcretarv advertised in the Times" Picayune E. C.

KEEBLER, Secretary Report of-the tensas basin levee board for the six REPORT Ut ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1925 MONTHS ENDING ten (10) miles, thence west along per pound down to 68 cents yesterday, and three months forward On January the 23rd 1926 God saw fit to tAke Little Laura Crawford to His home on high- She was the five year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Crawford.

This bright little girl had been ill only a short time. The parents and doctor did aot realize until a few hours before death came that she was so ill. The funeral services were held in the Lone Cherry church on Monday. Rev. J.

B. Gilmore conducting the services, after which the little body was put away in the cemetery. We can not see why God gives a public road to the Rayville other compounds such as creatin rubber was about 64 cents. unM 1 '0 o'clock P. At ore oVo-k p.

m. the Pob" Jury reconvened with the same members present as before noon. Thp Clerk of the PoMc? Jurv Shanks road, thence South down and creatinin are perhaps harmless Our imports of rubber for 1925 the said Rayville-Shanks road to Rayville, that a Rural mail route 860,000,000 pounds. If we though their retention is specific plly indicative of deranged elimi import the same amount for 1926 was instructed to advertise for the 350.71 Receipt. During Six -Month: Balance on-hartd July -1st, 1925 -----------iTgsiHs be established, and nation.

Whereas, it is necessary that the nd had continued to pay the price emanded last December for rubber, Kail i niroa 5 it The most common malady or 2,557.81 chain of maladies due to excessive said roads along said route be kept in a passable conlition the cur rubber bill for 1926 would meat diet is chronic constipation ave been three hundred and fifty year round, be it therefore, with concomitant auto-intoxica million dollars more than it will as sucn precious jewels to lore Resolved by the Police Jury of tion from protein fermentation in be at the present level of prices, and cherish, and then take them Richland Parish, Louisiana regu 6,583.88 331.20 15.96 232.40 562.61. 167.86 away so early in life. We undertook thi3 action because the large intestine. This in it self may be conducive to harden Fund 14120 MU1 Trans, from. Gen.

Eng. Fund INTEREST: oo Delinquent Taxes 331.20 Redemption of Property Return Com. unconsumed A. Mangham, Sect MISCELLANEOUS: Milton'r -TeUl Receipt during Sir Months j. Total? (Balance and Recerpts)- T6tal? (Bala the monopoly had put the price lar session convened, that this Police Jury go on record as agreeing to keep said roads in a passable "rading of an-voximately three-ouarters mile of earth embankment on the Rayville-Hunterford foad.

bids to be at the pjru'nr meetine- of the Police Jury on March 2. 1926. Th following petition was presented to the Police Jurv. To the Honorable President and Members of the Police Jury. Richlfmd Parish, We the undersigned property holders herebv petition' your Hon-orab'e body to lay out and declare a public road as follows: Beginning at Boeuf River on the ing of arteries, enlargement of the heart, and finally deatn condition all each year, in so far as the funds under the control of either from apoplexy or heart dis to 600 per cent of the cost of production and to 300 per cent over price that their own committee of producers had themselves announced as a fair and profitable 24,648.25 78,598.96 case.

Then too the excessive urat Surely it is not just to sadden our hearts and lives, but that it is to make Heaven more perfect tnd beautifuL We know she dwells in a home where all is bright tnd holy, where God and His Angels abide. God chose her for an angel to dwell in this bright home. Dear Little Laura above yon have this Police Jury is available. The above resolution was offered and uric acid formation assists ma terially in the deposit of these sub price. 78,598.96 by Mr.

Binion, and seconded by GRAND TOTAL stances in the bones and joints 4m .1 Mr. Chapman, and on being put Disbursement or MxMonm: condition known as gout. Nor Of equal importance to that the American consumer has an ability of resistance to a vote was declared carried. should we forget the excruciatingly Mr. Hatch made a motion which painful kidney and bladder stone was secondel by Mr.

Earle, tha 7,705.65 cmnosed of uric acid or urates the President appoint a committee which not infrequently accompan Section line between Sections Six f6 and Seven (7) 18 R. 8 East and running due East on aid Section line to intersect the Rayville-Shanks road at Roaring Bavoci bridge, signed. J. E. Hardy, R.

WT. Freeland, Jr. 6,805.65 900.00 300.00 300.00 934.54 to any of these nine govern mentally Teated monopolies in raw materials, our industries have realized and undertaken the serious job of providing rubber supplies- free control. of three to go to Baton Rouge End appear before the Louisiana excessive meat eating. Skin dis gone from below for God and His Angels to love, to make Heaven more beautiful.

It makes our hearts sad and heavy to part from you, but some day we want to meet you inside the pearly gates to dwell where there will be no mora tears and partings, where we will mingle with delight Dear parents, it is hard to submit to God's will but TT Vnnx eises, especially skin eruption Highway Commission, and take up with said Commission the matter Tvee-' Construction t. Inspectors SALARIES: Secretary r- President COMMISSIONERS' EENSES: Mileage, per diem exp. Publishing and Advertising Office Rent Office Expense FEES: Assessor's Commission either owe their origin to inord rate protein consumption or -f the completion of the Rayville maintained by it. and frequently patients are distinctly benefitted IN MEMORY. W.

Freeland. B. F. Hardy, E. Justice, H.

Hardy, P. W. Chambers. The petition was ordered receiv Columbia Highway and the Monroe Winnsboro Highway, at that the ex On last Sunday morning, Janu- best, ma let ns look to Wi 600.00 934.54 215.00 60.00 34.65 2,746.75 3,000.00 4,826.91 15,000.00 -ense of said committee be paid out of the General Fund and that Parish Treasurer be authorized 2,746.75 i bv substituting vcretables and fruits i for meat in the diet, i Man is said to be omnivorous, i that is. he is adapted to a diet ary Z4tn, tr.e aeatn angei visnea timo of sorrow for comfort.

the nome oi air. ana 3irs. Linton FRIEND voucher foresail Expense I containing carbohydrates, proteins i irotion being put to a vote, an ana took irom their midst xneit little daughter, Laurie, ag)d 4 years. rried. the President appointed CARD OF THANKS.

Interest on Bonds Interest on Notes and Certificates of Indebtedness machine 15,000.00 Total 'Disbursements during Six Months 4otal Overdraft and Disbursements) ssid Committee, C. W. Earle ed filed laid over under rules. The following petition was presented to the Police Jury: To the Honorable President and Members of the Police Jury, Richland Parish, La. and to the Hon.

Members of Road Commission of Sub-Road Dist. No. 5: We the undersigned citizens and taxpayers of Sub-Road District No. TT 1. 1 and fats.

But millions of genera- tions of adaptation to enviroment 46 634.68 has evolved a creature with 1 five, vascular, and above all nervous i nnd mental functions capable of 70 os off harmonious relations only when M. Hatch and D. F. Chapman. ORDINACE NO.

B-303 Be it ordained by the Police rf Richland Parish, Louisiana food proportions are finely balanc- GRAND TOTAL She was only sick tt very short while when she became seriously W'e wish to thank the good doc-ill, and all was done for her that tor and nurse for their faithful work could be done.As God had seen it with our darling son and brother, to take this little bud to bloom in i Cecil Robinson, during his illness the bright heaven high where land death. We also thank our the love light never dies. No pon-many friends for their help and soling words could be spoken that 1 comforting words, also the school would cheer the hearts of the father children for their sympathies and and mother. Look to God, is the I beautiful floral offering. regular session convened, that view of an election having -sen held in the fifth ward of Ricu- 32 547.54 ed.

And this is the reason why i it is advisable to limit very ma terially the amount, of meat, the CEDIT BALANCE: gs ouSnding cnec! NUMBER 1202 $427.71 1209" nereuy pennon yuur nuuumuit; body and the Hon. Road Commissioners of Sub-Road District No. 5 to clean out and open up the slough thr.t runs approximately parollel the Rayville-Shanks road rear the southeast corner of P. W. -d Parish, Louisiana, on the 13th diy of January, 1925 voting a cial fcur (4 mill tax Vi th one ingredient of our diet against which we have not retained plete physiological only way to heal the broken May God bless you all is our dollar on all the property said j.

TJard, subject to state taxation, i cv 1 where farewell tears are shed. 583.26 i OSCAR DOW LING, i'res no far o-i oq ni'TCiivA ctitf OF I Harper land and to ru 1217 Balance MR. AND MRS. B. M.

ROBINSON FAMILY i A FRIEND. "hTa7 MANGHAM, Secretary" HEALTH encugh' southeast to drain the water (Continued to last Page) 1 A3 '3feJ.