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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
TREHY ISSUES
GENERAL DENIAL
In Statement Eight Pages Long,
Challenges Pcatross to Show
Evidence OF Fraud.
HANcKEL REFUSES TO ACT
Notifies Governor That lie Viii
Not Prcsidc--Thinks His
Position Improper
iSpecial The Times Dispatch.

4.
N"iiolk. Va. November 22-Jancs
TrehN. "hos" election ~ clerk of
IN" Corporation court il being con-
tested by X. w. Peai,oSs. through his
counsel. to-'iay made answer to the
charges hl"d by tn" contestant last
we"k Trchy makes sweeping denial
OF all CHARGES. rh" statement is is
sued by Eohrrt y. Tunstall. Walter
~ Tayl"i and 4. Randolph Hicks. ana
srcAhs both FOR Nj Trohy and Fl;
Gray Tums;all. whose election AZ city
treasurer Is also contested.
Tn statement rtquirod cisht type
written pa2es. and each charc" is
t'i'il Hp ia detail
At ,h" ou,s't tn respondent calls
The attention If the court to the fact
.ti,at. I'll" compliments do not Know
WHO The 'ierks we're, and actually
named a. q ,icrk q man VINO did not
act as *uch. alId vas never in the
rotiui; boo,N."
Replying 10 tn" charge that voters
IN the Filth Precinct had their ballots
prepared for them. or that thcy were
assisted i'm the prcpar1tion of their
ballots illc.aliy the respondent AYERS
Here. in the case Of exhibit ~ the
respondent ,i-ei.es - call tho attcn-
ton OF the court to- TIL. fact that i'm
making up THIS list. sworn To by I.coi,
I. steele anu Walter Slbert. he com
claimants have had recourse to :. re.
marhable plan ~ ,nu,n"ratinc as IL
legal voters. the rainc Of every voter
in said election appearing on the reg
istration book. showing persons reg.
ist"rcd since January l. 1903. with the
exception OF fcw certain voters.
whom the compliments thought xo; Cd
for Peatross. and. therefore. omittca
from said list"
The reSpordent denies that tn.
names OF tn" voters whose names APP
pear on exhibit ~ filed with the com
plant had their ballots prepared. or
were aided in the preparation Of tho
same. otherwise than as the law dl-
reefs ~ permits, and the respondent
further denies that til" ballot Of any
other voter cast in said precinct was
prepared otherwise than in accordance
with law
The reply concludes ~ follsw:
And, now, answering the said COM
plant as q whole. In SO far rs Il
charges any conspiracy. coercion, In
timidation, or other illegal or inn
proper conduct on his nart- this re-
spondett denies utterly the said CON
sriracy,
and this respondent challenges the
persons Ming said complaint and par
ticularly the persons who mad" oath
thereto. to produce one single election
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
sEELIc WINS 1900 TROPHY.
Most Spectacular Event of IIorSeshov
Occurs ON Closing Day
Special 10 The Times Dispatch
Il

Special TO The Times Dispatch.l
New York, November -. Taps"
sounded for Inc 1913 horscshow to-
night.
Upon the las, day the most spec
tacular event. of the week occurred.
This was the contest for the Arrow =
head Cup between coaching teams.
Racing through parks and crowded
city streets. sometimes AZ = speed IF
twenty-five males an hour. the prize
four drawing Emil SccliGs yellow
coach, made the nlne-amd one half
milc-iun from the Arrowhead linn Ia
The Garden in thirty six minutes and
thirty seconds rev record.
Delayed hy a trifiue accident and a
series Of traffic snarls. the coach and
four Of Gilbert T. Taylor entered the
Garden arena twenty minutes behind
the winner. These We're the only com
r"titors ~ his victory to-day MIR.
Scclir gains permanent possession of
The handsome 500 trophy. H. wan
Mr. Seciie's team was made IN Of
Rig Tim ana Flying Gyp in The lead,
and Montclair ana Tcnany at the
wheel. while cock horse trained.
Jack krogh drove the record break
ing four. Will Harry :. Graham was
tn" Taylor whip
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23


a'N W h's DOS WIN"
Z -, ~ *, 90 20 '"e enemy ;
,''U " NJ" ne ',"' "l" ''''hE'N
" '''
:. sn,
- az ="
49, ~, - N.te
go 'i'S
- N"9 ~" "'''
" 49, 80 ~ "''E ~
~ ~, - '''''G' " W" on
~ -""'NH pi'""'" M N''"' NO
di. ,hc dean, Of &, so,ldi.r and T., .nit,.
81 letter from Gcnclal Clinton to
Washington, IL" went To his death ON
the eibhci.
II. smiled ,it.,n thos. hc knew a. b..
cam. .,t or ,l,o rn,,.c ,yhich h.,d h....n
his pri.on and ,yith NJ. .,yt h.,uds nr.-
r,rc, M. l;,., d..,,iIs
49,,
Though the form was not granted t.
nun ne dIed as solder should DE.
'Iihton had lefused the tentative OF
Ter Of Washington I" exchange Arnold
i"f An'tc. ana Arnold placed IN com
lnand oil Brltish troops. spread d.Nas
tatVn on the iahd which had given
MN birth. and h"apcd v!tuperatiom on
me man whose confidence he HAD OBJ
tanned and then betrayed. Afterwards
iie went l" England, al un".lcon'.
guest IN an ahen Iand' hated by the
reopic OF ms native heath an" urioNcd
~ ,h"se whose cauS" he mad trcacher-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
RETELLS TALE OF
ARNOLD'S TREASON
Ellsworth Holds Interest oi
Large Audience With ORA
matte Portrayal.
LECTURES AT HIGH SCHOOL
Scenes in Lives OF Arnold and
Andre Md Nividncss
To Address.
LECTURES AT HIGH SCHOOL

IS thrilling almost as II the prin-
cipals mau n""I set upon tho stage ana
tn" drama 81 treason played behind the
lights. the lecture Of William Webster
Ellsworth. president Of III. Century
publishing Company. On Arnold and
Andre last night pleased and en-
thrailcd large audience ~ the John
Marshall High school
III" lecture MAS given under tie au-
spices Of the Womans club. and the
auditorium Of ihc high school ,vas well
nll"d with members of The club a,ild
others. who had been drawn IhitheI by
the subject Of the lecture and the lee
turcr himself
Mr. ELLSWORTH was presented To- the
audience by Wyudham < Meredith. who
referred 10 the incident ia the Kc.olr-
,ionary !var in which Arnold ana An
IRE played IS one OF it's most thrilling
and Tragic episodes. iinmortalized by
the TREASON Of the ont and tho dra-
matte self sacrifice Of the other II.
introduced Nh Ellsworth - one Who
vas intimatcy acquainted With his
subject. and as on. who could inter
pct sympathetlcally the incidents
which led Andre Ia 4 dignificd death on
the eibbet ana Arnold to an icnom-
NOUS END ia AN alien land.
FiucIy Illustrated.
Htr ElisW orths lecture was Illus
tratcd with strcopticon views Of scenes
In the lives Of the two men and Of
manuscripts Or CORRESPONDENCE between
Arnold and Washington ana AidrS and
Washington. AND manuscripts Of the
paDcrs which led to the undoinr or thc
English officer. some II tho views
showed water color drawings made by
Major Andre. and one OF tic original
"Gustavus' letters which Arnold sen,
10 General Washington.
I'llgmnrt, un-,r.,t.I ,,t.yt ,l.1,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
SCANDAL CHARGES IN posr-oF"IcE
Both Postmaster and Assistant in New
bern TO lnderEo lnXrstiEMtiOn.

ISpcclaI 10 The TimcS- DiSpntCh.
Newborn. y t.. November 22.-Thcrc
is Il iniX-up in tho Ncwbcrn post Office
y few weeks ago. following u com
plant mad" by Night Clerk L. L..
Smith. charges that he had neglected
his duty and in other ways viola ted The
postal rules We're preferred against
Postmaster j. :. Easnight lie was
asked TO resign. but declined. and an
investing ton was ordered THIS in
NeStigatIon is now pending
Yesterday 1t was learned that charges
that he had neglected his duty and had
also violated the postal rules We're
made against Night Clerk Il. T.. Smith.
1t is believed that l'CstmaStr; EaSnicht
mad" these charges, and hc has not
denied the ruulor
Mr. Smith has been asked to report
IL an investigation OF Nj. Smith :
record il made, il is probable that there
VIII be two inspectors at work here
at the same time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
Physician Gives Recipe
for Gray Hair
\ Neli-knoNn Physician aud Author
Gives simple Home Recipe That
VIII Dnrkcn Gray Hair.

Dr. Stanton Burroughs. tn. we'll
known physician ana author recently
made tn" following statement: Gray
hair can be easily darkcned by the fol-
lowing simple recipe which VOW can
mis- 4, home: 10 : on. Of water ada
small box rf Barbo compound. Oh.
bay rum ana !. ~. 2lycorinc. Apply
IL 10 tho hair every other day until
the desired shad. is obtained. II not
only is nn excellent hai, dark.ncr. but
~ the same time removes dnudiun and
other ills Of Tho scalp use il myself,
ana have no h"sitancy in recommend
ing II 70 my patients These inSrc-
dents can b" bought at any drug store
at very little cost advertisement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

And the wonder of it all is that this
preparation is so absolutely and en-
tireiy harmless. Just compound of
virgin oils--as pure AS the fresh air
of = pine forest.
II YOU have Il cold. b" sure 10 get
with substitutes or cheap limitations.
the genuine costs but 20 cents and is
sold at all drug stores Money back f
III doesn't cure your cold.
Look Tor the signature OF III" Leach
Chemical Co. or Cincinnati. Ohio-and
order direct
Sold and recommended in Richmond
ny Tragic Drug Co, r ~ Miller 90.
81? East Broad street. ana all leading;
druggists hcrc.-A Advertisement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
AZ HELPS DOOR, mE DIES
4. =. UOwlnnd. II Steel Worker, Sue
cumbs In Strange Manner In Norfolk.

,ISpcciaI 20 Tho Times Dispatch
norfolk, Va. November IA. T..
Row land. q steel worker. of Forts
mouth. died suddenly this afternoon
while on his way To the 50. Ninccnt's
Hospital.
MIR. Rowland had just stopped work
at tho Anhcuscr- Busch Brewing Com
panN plant. and was hurrying to over
take his brother and u friend, who
We're going toward the ferry He
cam" mp with them ut Campben s
Wharf, but became nauscatcd and sat
down. Realizing that he was ill., a
patrolmau tclcphoncd 10 police head
quarters. and the automobile patrol
was sent in response. Just as the au-
tomohilc arrived At 81. Ninccnts Hos
pital MIR. Rowland died
He WAS thirty-iivc years Of age and
IL Is said. had wife and fnmilN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

" Arnold'S characteristics Of s.lnsh
ambition. which led him into treason
and Andres fine spirit Of dignity and
loyalty in his last hours
The lecturer reviewed The incidents
which led NJ To Arnold's Offer 10 be
tray his country to General clinton.
and of Andres selection by General
Clinton AS the messenger between him
and The traitor. Traitor and soldier
met, ami The plans for ,h. betrayal
FOR thc .!udas kiss wore prclnrea. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

Most people who have never used
TINS simple remedy for the cure of
colds and coughs think YOU are stretch
ing IN" truth when YOU tell them that
Lcachs Virgin Oi! OF Pin. Will relieve
the worst Of colds in five minutes
Mind you. not cure your cold that
quickly. but relieve tho smiling the
hrea thing. the headache and tn. other
immediat" suffering.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
Sunday Services
in City Churches

IS" M"u- Lana" viii b. tho subjec, Of tn.
sermon 10 be preached p: IN. II D. - Mao.
lschlan jhis morning Il; the seventh street
christian church. NJ thu evening service. his
supj"ei VII j" \ Mans Lot. OF christianiz-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
SEAMAN rNDEKcoEs OPERATION.
lie VIII Recover From Injuries Received In
RoN

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Norfolk. Va. November Ms n result OF
INJURIES received IN recent bout with a
Shipnate. ". 'omh"r. seaman ~ tho bat
tle.hip Vermont, had his spleen removed
at the Naval Hospital. The operation wy,s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

conference. viii conduct both services ~
centenary Methodist Church The Daring
oil Real iroEc>s Will lie The subject Of his
sermon ihis morning. and Tonight ne vii!
;ake for Ms theme. Unfair Charges Against
The Devil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
-as cnnslLercl serlnus-

condlrion was considered serious
There has been considerable opnosition Ia
boxing IN the navy hy certain religious So
ciet!es. AMI the Injury to Comber is e<-
pect"d To 10 another argument that may he
used To ston The sport.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

"Conseoration" will he tho subject OF Tho
sermon Ia be preached by Eey. w r. Glib
'on. the pastor. this morning III Broadus
Memorial Baptist church. Ills theme to-
night viii he The Turning Poin, in Life -
Revival services Will begin SUNDAY. at which
there VIII he preaching every night bv Rev
Carte" y. Jenkins pastor OF calvary Han
ttSt Church Music viii bc RENDERED! by a
large chorus choir.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

Christian WomanS Board ~ Missions Day
WIZ ne observed this morning in Hanover
Avenue Christian church. Mrs. !. T.. Ne
Daniels. national secretary OF the board
viii speak on The Worlds Need ~ Men
ana omen. At the evening service the
ON thu subject, Why Accep, Jesus - The
CHRISTIAN Fndeav"r. which begins AZ ~,
o'clock. viii he conducted by Mrs L. L.
licnly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

Following Sunday school at 3.3o o'clock
thiS afternoon. there will bc preaching BY
:ev: George w. kcmper in Colonial Place
Christian Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

In Grace street Baptist Church there w!li
be preaching at both morning and eVeuIn..
services hy Rev. T.. f.. Northern
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

Regular services viii ht conducted This
morning in First Church OF Christ Scientist
The subject Viii ne Soul ana Body
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

d.. W. Ashury Christian. tic pastor viii
occupy IN" pI!li, At both Ia" morning and
evening services to-day in CnIon station
Methodist Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

y THANKSGIVING sermon VIII Lc preached
by Rev Carte! Ashton Jenkins THIS morning
AZ calvary Baptst church. The Ne~
Heaven and the Now Earth" ninth il. u
series 'iItc'S To- Mo!rov's'' viii =. hi,
theme =, the evening service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

Beyond the Grave will he the subject
OF me sermon TO hc preached this morning
IN FIRST Unitarian Church Icy Rev Julius
Il. Pennington. Of Norfolk whose pulpit ROY.
Alexander L. Bowser will occupy to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

An illustrated lecture on The Road 10
landalaN will l." delivered by Rev w -
James al The evening services in Grove Ave-
nue. ''aptist church. The usual morning
services VIII be held
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

Al the evening service IN St Paui's church
Eev. W Russell Bowie tho rector. viii con-
Nnue the series OF sermons begun or NoveIn-
Der 2 om SON" Problems Of Faith OF witch
ne n,si Two deal, with The Inspiration OF
The Reality OF Prayer" VIII he tho suh1.tt
to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23
The Worst of
Colds Relieved
lin 5 Minutes
Just Ent Lump of Sugar on Which
You HIVE Put Few Drops OF
Lcath's Virgin OH OF Pine.

Relief Is Waiting for Yom nj tho Near
est Drug store. Don't Wait
90 Now.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

The RI. Rev. James u. Funston. Bishop ~
boise. at one time rector Of Christ Churc n.
VIII conduct the service and preach there
Tonight. Rev. y. y. Scott VIII oficiate at
the morning service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

Rev. David FrancIs. pastor Of East End
christian Church. rhirt:-thiri ami Clay
Streets. will preach this morning on The
Summons TO New Departure At tho
evening service ''Slandcr' wll hc the sub
jcct OF the sermon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

Rev. Frank Moody PurSer. az ;he Bapi IS,
Foreign MirsiOn Board. will occupy the pui.
pit al First Baptist Church at both services
to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

eubjcc, WIN 10 =, Mans Lot, or or christianiz
ing tile Economic order"
d.; w j y2uns. having returned from
of Real rrosrcs, wi lie The subjse; Of his
sermon ihts morning. and ;o-nlsh, he vii!
The Devil
d. W. Ashury Christian. tic pastor viii
occupy The prjlii At both ,h- morning s,d
Methodist Church.
A7,rhankssiylns sermon win lie preached
by Eey. Carte: Ashton Jenkins ,his morning
At CALVARY Bapti., church. The Nea
series ON lAtc's TO Morrows" Viii ii' be his
theme Ct The evening service
~ the evening service in St. rauis church
Rev. " Russell Bowie. The rec,o, viii con.
n H M S@Ties Of sermons begun or Noyem-
the :isi two deal, with The Inspiration OF
The 1. hibie| and The Divinity Of Jesus
The Reality OF Prayer viii he the subject
to-day.
IN Illustrated lecture on The Road to
James az nc evening services in Grove Ave-
nue. hap,iSi church. The usual morning
services w!ll be held.
he !" GraGG Stree nar'is Church v!l
services by Rev. l.. e. Northern.
sermon Ia hc n-o.,.tod ~. ~ s"'iSC' OF IN
,on .ho nas,n. re ,,'o3-.;',' W r.. 'ip-
Aiorrori,i ts.,.i. ,.r,,., - ''',,s ~. bFoauuS
nirht tvii IL. ..rh. .;,,-,in, 'Hehr 10,
Reviv,l serXIcos ,.ii hani,' :,,,,;, ~. ~. i.;'e.
tLorc viii he n-oa,.i,;n -, Iiicii
carte. Ieni,;ns nns,or -; , ..int 10y beN'
isl C.b,rch N".i i III, -, oatN"r! zap
iarc. cborn. chni, We "e 'e'"ereH by
Regular service. win :, ,. ,.,
n,orninc I'm FRA ,.burrt, ~ ct.;, - inns
TN. snhinr, ,,.ii -. ..S,i "a ~ ;, iii,iSt.
" ~ '' """ poi!'
<,;,
IhFisiian NomanS Board ~ Missions Day
Daniels nntionai sar,. ~, NJ -, u; NC
will sro,l IN ..'r,,o ,,.arii. ~ ooaru'
ana Women" :, Tho 1870 ~ .'Veu 49,. "a -!en
nns,or 10 ,;.nr-o ~ t H.n,nt service service me
Christian t.ndeaynr which 'Lc..,ns ~, -.
o'clock viii be ,ond,,c,ed ~, Wrs
licnly. " "
,,u..,,t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-23

Our School Shoes for boys and girls made of
the very best and strongest material procurabe-
they are guaranteed to and be absolutely
solid. If they fail to satisfy give you new shoes
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1913-04-10
4 new financial Institution was or

4 new financial institution was or
gained last Wednesday night among
the young business and professional
men of Natchitoches that promises
to be one of tine best enterprises, that
has been started here in long time:
1t was formed for the purpose OF
making investments and loans, along
a broad scape and as it has some OF
the best and most conservative finan-
ciers in town in its officers, a success
full future is assured. The officers
are President, Sam Levy, Fiee-Presi;,
dent. j. NJ. Tucker, Secretary ana
Treasurer, S. o. L'herisson and they
with Messrs. A. w. Watson, w. L.
Cunningham, n, T Smith and Mar
shall Semmelman com pose the Exc
cutiye Board.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1913-04-10
Refunding the State Debt.

The failure of the Board OF
Humiliation to receive any BIDS
for the proposed 4 per cent BONDS
IS a matter for sincere regret Tor
the people in Louisiana. ),
These bonds we're to be sold IN
accordance with recent Constltu-
tional amendment and their pro-
ceeds used in taking up the pres
ent State bonds which amount to
a little over $11, O00,OO 90 and
mature on Jan. 1st. 1914.
This does not mean however
the ultimate failure of the author
tiles to float the new bonds in time
to prevent what would be a great
disaster to the State-the failure
to meet It's Indebtedness promptly.
A number of plans have been
suggested and are under discus
sion by financiers throughout the
State. Among them is a constr
tutional amendment increasing the
rate of interest on the new bonds
to 4 1-2 per cent.
Gov. Hall it appears is opposed
to any increase in the rate OF IN
terest for rhe simple reason thai
it would increase the burden Of
taxation on the people and every
citizen of the State without REGARD
to factional politics ought to en-
dorse his position In this regard.
1t will be time enough to tall
about increasing the interest wher
all efforts to float the bonds at
per cent have been exhausted.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1913-04-10

w A. Brown, ward five, No. "a.
100 acres Rt, of sec. 81 north of Red
BAYOU, and part sec. % sonth of red
BAYOU and NW4 of NEi sec. % TIL
Rio, Taxes to date 6.45, cost OF sadver-
tisement to be added.
Heirs of G. w, Burdell ward five No SO
lao acres M of SEA Ell of SW4 OF
SCI, SEA OF ob4 sec. 6 To RIO, Taxes
to date 6.35, ocst of advertisement to
be added.
VIM. H. and Chas Davis, ward five
40 acres sWt of Sc! sec. 10 TO RIO
Taxes to dates 625, cost of advertise
ment to be Bdded.
H. C. Davis, ward five, No. 5.
40 acres NET of NE4 sec. to RIO,
Taxes to date 4.30, cost of advertise
ment to be added.
J. L. Dooliltle, ward five, No. FL.
80 acIes, NE4 CT NE4, and 40 acres
in sec. 81 To Rs and movables, Taxes
to date $50 cost of advertisement to
be added.
H. A. Dukes. ward FIVE, No. 20.
| 215 acres, SW4 sec. 20 and Ell OF
NW4 Sec. 20 TO RIO less rs acses and
lots Z, to IL inc. blk. IS in MarthBville
and movables, Taxes to date 27.25 cost
of advertisement to be added.
Rem Franklin, ward five No. II.
| 100 acres NW4 of NE3 SCI of SET
SW4 of SEA sec. 20 T9 RIO aud nova
bles. Taxes to date 925, cost of adver-
tisement to be addey.
IL. G. Gibbs, ward fivo, No. 10.
40 acres NWt of Nw4 sec. 8 ITO RIO,
Taxes to date 1865, cost of advertise
ment to be added.
J. ]. Horton, ward five, NO. 36.
80 acres WI of SW4 sec. 8 TO R9,
Taxes to date 1886, cost of advertise
ment to be added.
R. A. Ingram, ward five, no. l
40 acres SW4 of SCI sec. Is T9 R1(
Taxes to date 4,35. cost of advertise
ment to be added.
Nose Jordan, ward five, no. 81
40 acres SE4 of SWf sec. l ITO Ri
Taxes to date $40, cost of advertise
ment to be added.
, Mrs. HE Keller, ward five no. 8
40 acres NV. of NE! sec. Fl rs Ri
and movables, Taxes to date 6.25 cos1
of advertisement to be added.
, Richard Lindsey ward five no. 20
80 acres 81 of Nwi sec. IA ITO XII
aco. Of Baxter, Taxes to date 5; ~ cost
of advertisement to be added.
Jim Lock. ward five, no. %.
40 acres Nw4 of NE4 sac. "a TIL Kit
aco. of Middleton and movab!es, Taxes
to date 4.65, cost of advertisement t.
be added.
TO Matthews, ward FIVE, no. IL
i, 1874 acres NE4 sec 80 and a acres il
) NEl of NwI sec. 80 T9, RIO, and smova
bles. Taxes to date IA. 40 cost OF adver
tisement to be added.
Isl Miller, ward five no. II.
, 40 acres SCI of NE4 sec. "a TIL RI
and movables, Taxes to date DO, cos
of advertisement to be added.
Martha Mills, ward five no. %
40 acres NW4 of SW4 sec. Il TlO R9
Taxes to date 2.65, cost of advertise
to be added.
,lJ. H. Mcbride, ward five, no. So.
acres all part of Nw4 sec. u, lynn
west of Little river and bayou. Take
to date Its, cost of advertisement +
, be added.
I Mitchell Ocorn, ward five, no 8.
l6O acres SCI sec. IS ITO RS an
movRbles. Taxes to date 14.25 cost o
advertisement to be added.
Mrs O. G. Ogden, ward five no. 6:
40 acres, NwI of SW4 sec. Sc TO Ri
Taxes to date 3.24, cost of advertise
iment to be added,
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1913-04-10

Mr.. Aswell has been in Wash
inpton month Notwithstanding
that the special session called by
President Wilson did not convene
until last Monday.
His. purpose in going so early
wae2sd sn@jlarize himself .ai6 as much
to date 6.S5 cost Of advertiser
to be added.
Mrs, Mounie Martin ,,-,-r-a-s-.--'r
been making a strenuous effort to
secure from the Departments of
the Interior and the Attorney
Generals Office, some explanation
OF the long delay in the settlement
of what is known as the New Or
leans and Pacific Railroad Land
Grant cases, in which many OF the
people of his district are interested
and from lengthy letters to him
from the Departments of the in
terror and Justice published in
the New Orleans papers, we judge
that he is having some success in
arousing the authorities to action
We venture the prediction thai
Mr.. Aswell will secure an adjust
ment of these claims or else pes
ter the life out of the officials VI
there.