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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
STRONG PROTEST
tcontiaaed From First Page,

night but that about two o'clock she
seemed 10 tall into sleep. Nine.
CaiiiauX arose at s O'Clock. The
0ther prisoners are up at She had
little appetite Tor rolls and coffee that
were served. She declared that she
was suneFlnc from "A severe headache.
Out declined 90 see the prison doctor.
Whne the other prisoners were al
mass Nine Caillaux dressed herself
IN the clothes she wore the day he
shot NJ. Calnette and Al $3.50 O'Clock
went INTO the chapel where a special
mass Was said for herd a few nuns.
Nine. Caillaux followed the seryicc
with the deepest devotion, remaining
lot most OF the time on her knees
with her face buried in her hands.
NJ. Caillaux called in the afternoon
and remained with his wife for about
an hour.
Much Discussion.
There Is much discussion over the
possible outcome of the Investigating
Dy the committee of the chamber OF
aeputles. NJ. Jaures, the presiding of.
ncer, Is OF The opinion that the immi-
hthce OF the lection will make posi-.
Die the submission of q detailed re-
port. He favors the presentation 20
the chamber at the end of the week
OF concise findings.
III the committee pronounces for i'm
parchment. the findings will be sent 10
dhointT committee which committee
viii be charged with the preparations
Tor the arrangement Of the accused be.
lore the high courts, the sole body
competent to try ministers of ex-rnin.
listers. As this would require much
time, the opinion is gaining ground
that the government will postpone the
elections for a fortnight.
Inc committee tomorrow will exam
Inc VI. CaillauX again at his own re-
quest, as well as NJ BRAND and NJ
Barthou.
Praeticed Shooting.
AFTER the shooting OF NJ. CaImette the
the Figaro said that witnesses would be
called 10 prove that Nine. CailIaux had
practiced at a target with n revolver on
shooting range Of a well known gu.
maker In the Champs F1yees quarter A
newspaper tonight says that the WIS.,
count DE Trcdcrn. authorized IL to state
that he vas In the shop Of the gtinmaker
IN question the afternoon Of the shoot
ing OF NJ. Calmette and while he did not
actually see Nine CaillauN practicinE
with pistol she had Just bought ne
OF the shop. where there Is a target
range. She was accompanied b. "a gen
tleman, according TO the statement of
The newspaper attributed 10 the Viscounf
DE Ircdern. her hands were sotled from
handling the weapon and she requested
permission to wesh them.
me Figaro announces that 10 is about
20 Start libel suits against a number of
Leading London. Berlin. Vienna Ccnoya
and other newspapers which Ia dccIsres
have given prominence to a report .hat
the Figaro possess private lettera re-
flecting on NJ and Nine. Cafllaux ,xbtcb
II intends TO publish.
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BODY FOUND
Girl Missing For over Month Found
Floating In River Where She
Jumped In.

PHILADELPHIA, March 22-The
body OF Anna O'Donnell. 22 years old.
was found hoating in the Delaware
river today near the spot where she
was alleged TO have jumped in on the
night OF January 81. The body which
evidently had been sticking in the
mud on the rivers bottom was ident-
ined by the clothing
wo young men who were with the
glrl the night she disappeared were
arrested. but were later released ON a
writ OF habeas corpus. They declared
mat she had jumped into the river
whlle on the way To Camden TO mar.
~ one OF them. The coronore will
nave an autopsy performed to discov.
er whether the body bears evidence
Of foul play
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FIRE DESTROYS PRICELESS
RECORDS Al WELLESLEY

WELLESLEY. Mass. March ~
some tragic features OF the tire maj
consumed College Hall last TUESDAY
became known only to-day when II
vas announced that the fruits OF
EARS Ot special research work for
the advancement ol science when
nad attracted International attention.
hau been utterly destroyed. All notes,
specimens and apparatus used in or
-lhal lnYestigauOns IN the held OF
Susehlcs, zOOiogy, emDryology ana
Ms to'oSy We're lost, and college Of
meals cay II is probable that some
OF me experiments can never be re-
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LEHTEN MENUS.


Put INTO bOIlIug Ialred ~sr-r 90.
Pooid 81 ireah naiibut. COOK Slowly M
aseh minutes. istfnONe from the wafer
anu chop me, tneu aud a quarter OF a
euPlui VI melted outer and six egxr
sei Deaten. naI teaspOOnfuI Of SAT-
ana pepper 70 taste. fIace over the nre.
a thicN bottom trying pan CONTAINING
tablespoonful OF cOId butter WheIi
~ besins 10 melt zip the pan 80 as 10
and egss. stirrIng one way until Ia,
esss are cooked. a urn over coast dipred
IA not sailed water
Velvss sponge Cake.
Two cupluls OF suFaf. tWO cupfuls OF
Houis -FOUR egss, one tcaspOUnfuI Il
EASING po" tnree-qu ai ters OF a cup
lemon. cir the sugar ana yolEs OF
esss together unui creamy. ADD tine
hour Witn the baking power sifted in
tneh ADD the not water. stir well unuf
smooth and Tree from Jumps. Next aud
we veil pedten whites, do not have
them curdIed but sttn Flavor. m.
prove an fight anu may be baked a.
amy other cake.
Doughnuts.
one cuplui Oh AranuIatcd sugar one
cupi ~ o. sweet milk. three Tablespoon
luls Of melted butter. Two eggs. Three
cupiuls 0t uusifted Hour. sifted win
thftc teas uouiuls Of baking powder
nall e. tcusp uOnfui OF salt and one tea
spoonful OF vanilla. Ada Hour 20 roll
out. miN N'y soft roll n hail inch
thick. cut Boo rings and Try In smokins
hot lrrd. while warm ron ~ puivsrixsa
sugar Tho flasoring may b. omitted b.
not liked.
Hot Corn Bread.
SCald two CupfuIz 81 corn meal wftr
one pint ui IuiIiuE sweet milk ana tHo
tanI' -ppoululs ut sugar or molascs and
pinch ul fgIt let % cool slightly.
th'n sur BOB yulks OF two cEEs well beat
CO... also o. IuU Tablespoonful Of melted
lard ur butter LASTLY add the two
whites well tr0tutd. surrinE In lightly.
Grease uud heat pans. have over hot be-
81 g -uiu lusl bake half hour. o. in
LOT. pans twenty minutes.
banana Sandwiches.
'ui iID crust tI." 10. uIu az least two
dat Ola end butter Che end OF The loaf
SHAVE OF s slice unt-aIEHth 81 an inch
poo lhiDhufsH. spread with plain mayon-
u1tsr NHIHd dressing aud add thin slices
or bananas Iuf uu another slice az
hifad piir ON dolly covered plate and
send Co table
Fish Outlets.
1901 n hnif IInI uI UiI.. Rub together
ihrFe ffaa pu.uIrI. uf butter and three
even table uU.utula of flour stir into
fnF hTiIiur mills. coon end stir MAI it
iH r fNirk paste ADD Che fnlk on an
're Tablespoon OF chopped parsley.
ton drops rf onion Iui.r. a quarter 81 =
grated rufWrr. two cute fuI OF cold b0fI-
"a lieh ari pairfahIs seasoning on saff
and cayenne. Iurn uuI Co. cool When
.uII form into r.fIrf. IIp first into
beaten ESQ. trrn into bread crumbs ard
iry iu very hot lard Drain and serve
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NO TRACE
" Kidnapped Boy Found ALTHOUGH
Detectives Follow Many
Clues
BY BUD" FISHER

PHILADELPHIA. March 22.-Detec.
ives IN their search for Z year old
arren McCarrick were led today 10
southern New Jersey by a report thar
ne mad been seen last night az Gle
mention accompanied by two men. The
description OF the clothing worn by
me boy seen al Clementon CORES
ponded with that worn by the NcCsr-
rick child when he disappeared Ten
Gays aEo. After an al day search
however. the detectives reported TO.
night that no trace OF the missing
boy had been found
Local merchants. some of whom
nave stores in New York and other
cues, offered their assistance today
IN tue search for the lad and begin
hNE tomorrow they will exhibit his
photograph in display windows and
IN prominent places throughout The
stores
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Coming battle Conceded.

MENlCO, CITY, March 22.-It is con-
teeed at the war department that the
Ieoeis ana federals will engage in an
.siiy hnish hght Tor the possession OF
~ ifeon, and II Is announced here that
a .anuaIilos tow two hours ride from
loiteon, mas been agreed upon as the
heutIAl point Tor foreigners and nom
.ompatants. Tlahualilo Is adjacent to
the haclenda. OF the same name belong
ing 10 James Brown Potter.
~ II stated that an outside potnt has
oeen selected as a place OF refuge Tor
non-combatants because OF representa-
lions recently made by General Francis
co villa, the rebel COMMANDER who ex-
planned that as he intended TO employ
dynamite, dropping IL from aeroplanes
neutral Zone with the Federal lines
would necessarily be a dangerous local
ny IN spite OF any agreement IL was
MS SUGGESTION that foreigners and other
GO leaH the city
II isestimated here that there are not
more than ten Americans in Torreon
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INTERESTING CONTEST.

Iho Reds and Blues membership
contest which has been conducted by
.l' Memo bible class OF the Third
Presbyterian church has been close
from flo star. The first sunday the
Blues uere ahead three points. the
second the Rods we're ahead. and the
hifd The Blues gained point. feav.
ing Lhr Reds team Just one point
ahead ~ The uTcreut time
Not week III The last Of the con.
test and n large number of men are
cooked for The contest has doubled
The attendance Of the class.
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REBELS HAVE
tcOntinasd from First FAgs.I

umrAe were IS. p and even more miles
away. but all were reported In motion
along the route opened by the van
guard. In the direction OF Torreon
Resistance Not Expected.
Before leaving for the front. Gene
raj Villa said he doubted whether the
Federals would make further resist.
ance until his assault on their main
position takes place. although there
we're rumOrs that the enemy would
make n show ~ resistance 81 Gomez
Palacio. n suburb of Torreon. reached
BY street car. and noted fur BE- big
railroad shops Normally Conner Pa
laciO D. junction point where passen-
gers change cars Tor Monterey. If
lies In the shadow 81 n great brown
hulk OF mountain known a. Cerro
Ia Pila. which thn Fcdsrair are r.
ported 20 have fortifed 10 this proves
true the position must b. taken. a. tho
big guns have ample power 90 cover
the three miles between the mountain
and TorreOu
The county side between Gomez
Paiacio aud 1orr,on D. laced with ir.
riEation ditches and On the Irritating
season. j. rich with cotton aud other
crops II o. thickly settled and the
white washed abode farm houses fair.
~ sparkle with the sunlight
In some ~ the bitches lf d. runurfaf
the the fedcfala have Oct the water
run 10 impede The rebel advance
while others are being utilized a.
trenches for The projection uf riaemen
and rapid hro guns
First important Novs.
The hrst important move 81 the
week just passed toff place whan
General Wills, having appeared rud
denly from Chlhua iva. 80 hir frn0ua
10 motion early last Friday mornIr
from fermo. which ia about ZOO mile
north ~ Iorreon Fifteen miles norm
Of this city be- came upon u rfrnnr
advance column OF the fedaraia who
are believed 90 have been under or
ders % retreat on appearance 90 the
enemy. Ihe appearance 81 the rebels
was 20 sudden however that me ro-
treat Decame almost a rOut The fed
erals. Ike the rebels. we're m0urfrf
and the encounter became n sorf III
steeple chase. with The uursuars
HmOthered ln the duet Kicked M bv
their mounts. firing bundIv from fha
saddle. not in The least .muedrd bV
the scattered bullets which the led
erals some times rIrurd f0 fre
Inc hEht continued 40 o. GALLON
right into the streets 90 this UffIa
city. and here ~ was that most I'D
the Federal losses occurred The
bodies Of Jos were picked up bv Vu
las men. The Federnia are believed
70 have carried on those who were
wounded In this llty. az only three
were found Tho rebel los gas
practically nothing
ON the heels OF the cavafrv came.
other troops. and General Uonavider
With a superior force. was sent by
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QUAKE HTS CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND. o.. March %
Earthquake shocks which continued
form l2.26 m. until g. m. were 10.
corded by the scismogranh at 81
lgnatius college TODAY. Rev Father
Odcnbach. the curator. said that the
quake was the longest be has record
"a m many years. The maximum
wave. coming at 6.39 m. lasted S.
seconds. and was the longest in hia
experience. II was his opinion that
the point 81 origin was I'm the far
east. possibly China
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rail against TlahuaIilo. northeast of
Routed Federals.

At a great irrigation ditch. shortly
after leaving Permejillo, Benayides
came upon a Federal force which he
estimated 10 number 400. An hours
engagement resulted. as a result of
which the rebel commander reported
10 General Villa the rout OF the enc
my. leaving 80 dead on the field. His
own loss he repttrted. as three killed
and seven wounded
This force OF government troops
seems TO have been far in advance
OF support. and the town OF Tlahualilo
was garrisoned by rebel squad with
out resistance.
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HOST STUBBORN


repeal. despits The rsp~sisd p1biies-
t.pn Of polls on the Issue tending 20
spos large maloritier Tor repeal A.
t1e nkht kkalnkI the repeal pro.
er~>s>s. tho~~ Who are directing the
oppo>ftion maintain that their props-
QnaA h prcducinx results. and that
sms surprises sre In store Tor the
edministration before the controversy
settled. On tho other hard. the a.
ntnfurnfion champions. while well
aware that the fshf l. the most stub
born snd unri~idinx that has d~s-l-
op>d since the D~morrntl~ parry cane
Into pos~r, tn-s<t that the &p~.l of
toil sxsmption uill triumph and that
nnsI .ction cannot h delayed many
rinsssss~s~s eAsssss
chsrx>~ that -os~ Of the Demo
.rsnc .nd helsbncan opponentr %
the r~p~si In The House are c-llb~r-
.tei, nllbaa<rinx on ne risers and
nsrbofs spprcpri&slon biii In order
10 prevent action on ~z~mption repeal
s- ionE ~ possible continued 90 b.
heard today Failure 70 tomplets
the eili yesterday made n imposslbi~
70 taks 10. a. originally planned. the
sim. bih. and ~ vas announced To
nikhf What the rer~si cannos b. taken
M tomcrro~. Monday being r.
served for District Of Columbia iexis
i.tion- Confederation of the rivers
and hartorr bin VIII b. resumed On
Tuesday. ana u h possible that the
proponents 81 The repeal BIN viii not
set An opportunity 20 open their gen
ms. ass-'s ss1,ns IN. eel s.,' -,
are rapidly beng disposed Of. the
senate aud house VIII have up several
Other Important matters during the
week- The Judiciary committee % ths
honss must consider Impeachment
ehnrre- made by Representative park
o. ceorsiA against Iudre Daniel
lumbia supreme court
Conferences 10 continvs.
Trust Conferences viii continue be
fore commIftees An bosh 6onses ,eeI
senate Interstate commerce sub-com-
mittee planning 10 get together on a
plan TO consolidate Into one hill all
lefislation which u nov A. proposcd
shall be passed for the regulation OF
big business.
fo-morrow the senate lobby Inves,i.
tstlns committee will resume its In
quiry into the alleged lobbying opera
lions OF Clarence W. DE Knight The
pending Ntcarnuguan treaty under
which the United states would ac.
duire exclusive rights 20 a canal
route across the country. a naval base
IN fonseca bay and coailng stations
IN the Pacific and Caribbean. IL on the
calendar OF the foreign relations com
ton.
Investigation of charges An the
Miehigan copper mines will be re-
tumed tomorrow morning By the
rouse committee on mines and min
ing. with John Mitchell. formerly
president of the United Mine Workers.
on the stand
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HORSES AND MULES BURN.

BETHLEHEM. Pa. Mar q -Tbe
sun Inn livery stables. conducted bv
Elwood q. Barber were t0frUt d.
siroyed hv FIRE Of mvatrriour nririr
early to-day Nichaei Cooley arad
~. lost his lfr and 90 hor.oa and
two mules persisted In 90 flames
The lose o. estimated af SIS 600
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KIT AWo ear TEACHERS.

SYDNEY N s. W. March 22-Na.
lives IN ne north of NaIetufs fsfsnd
~ the New Unhrldes rrnuu. have
murdered and eaten aiv natives. teach.
crs from the Walla ISLAND mission
station
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GOOD Fr1riuue. exclaimed "a lfD4r a.
he met a Village fahorrr waarffy r.ffl,..
loaded whorfhn rroyv Hff gr.a..ff a.
Wugh easier - you pushed a."
sick OF the sight OF it."-W cstern MAI
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CONFERENCE
,ce.usu.a IRON Firs, P.s.J

The prestige snd strength OF one or
The other ~ Ire two Mexican factions
admittedly VIII suffer a. a result OF
TIE runtf G. and the moral effect
thruuEhnut Mexico. n a. believed
here. Hili b. tremendous
The presence in Vera Cruz Of
fharEe Oshsughnessy. While helpful
90 the negotiations there. o. really n
result 81 BIZ ui health. according To
state department announcements Sec
rotary NrFan denied a published re-
port fhaf nlhnurhurrHy wanted 20
resign. De anid Do had heard nothing
~ Do and ga not believe it
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Asauith's Statement.

riot and disorder, the responsibility
was not the Nationalist.
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ri HnauFnnfHHr. fhr American rHHrrr
nnffHlrHH ruf short hla vacation al
a.fl Cur and started on BIZ return Tor
Meflra fltU fn-rlahf ln a Hurfiaf rHr. Hf-
fnfn panied ~ Thomas o. lfaufrr. che
British charge daffHIrra Mr oshaurh-
nrHHN found NH unH not frrlfIur aur
hfunfIf from fhn coast climate nn af.
count 81 ere heavy nnrfnrr which una
nfrl llNnr. nrrHnIr nrl"I nF rHrrarIrrTu
IHlu HnafnHr Il0 Hian nraIraH fn ffr..
20 WIN Rear ffuirHI Fletcher rrIar
~ fhn adwiraIa departure from fha can.
ltal fHr THE cos fH.rInrruW night
Iufu Gre Amrflrnn HuH IffIfiHH tHrrns
HffllrUH NnI r. rnufrrrurr uIfH John
lind President MllHnn.a rrrannaf renrf.
~ uf1flur. n. uhIrH fHf MrH IrHn HIfun.
lion generally WHH discussed
NFN'.IN -HHNN|ln American CONSUL
renrral ln Mrtiru NIfF. arrived from fHs
capital fniH muruIrn .n urrHnurf brraI
urrs We aIHn rHnf.rrHI Win ffr lind
and refurrrd fu tHr la.ifHI fu.rfrHf
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NfrHIa1u. Kan. has n cooking raj. o.
I've 0euts a tI.1wHff fur those who visit
o. Install electric cooking devices IN
their homes
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ri ne family ~ nine children 81 D. ~
'nnfns. 0f canton. Kan. HU torefnrr
10 sure moro than CD feet hIrh and
W. Do almost o. Ton. Tire nfne rhffdter
welsh On an average % 2o1 pounds each.
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California labor unions have en- ar
sregate membership ur moro Than l20.-
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umre were IS. p and even more miles
away. but all were reported In motion
along the route opened by the van
guard. In the direction OF Torreon
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Week end fares from above points
to New Orleans and return, going
Saturday or Sunday, returning Mon
day.
For further particulars call on agents
or write NJ, j. Mcmahon, G. +. A.,
New Orleans.
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Demonstration in Cooking.

The enterprising firm of Robt.
Darlington, Ltd, gave to the
housekeeperS of our town on
Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week, the most interesting dem
OnStratiOn we ever witnessed
here, when Mrs. |. L. Baldwin
gave practical demonstrations of
the New Perfection Blue Flame
Oil Cook Stove.
In addition to thoroughly IN
Outstanding the cook stove and
all of it's workings, Mrs. Baldwin
is a natural cook, and in an in
credjbly short time. Wednesday.
under + he observation of a num-
of hOuSeWiveS-and some mer =.
too, she baked the moss do,;CiOu
biScnit, lennon pies, pan-ca);e>
and wat1le> To-day layer cake
and loaf cakes both will be dem
OnStr"ted.
III a brief and practical Icctur,
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Sheriff Sale-NO. 2463.
Union Bank
VS..
Louis Danziger.

Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tu~ OF an order Of seizure and sale
issued out of the Goth judicial
DistricUCOurt of La. in and for Wash
ington Parish, in the above entitled
cause and to me directed, will pro-
coed to sell at public auction to the
last and highest bidder, on
Saturday, August :, 1914
at the principal front door of the
courthouse at Franklinton, La, be-
tween the legal sale hours for judicial
sales, he following described proper
ty tO-Wlt:
A tract or parcel of land in the town
of Franklinton, Washington Parish,
La described as beginning at the ne
corner of lot No. %, square No. e
the town Of Franklinton as per plat
of id town on file in the off q Of
clerk of Court, and run in a westerly
Erection along side Of Pearl ST. 10
Ieet, thence in a son)h RI direction at
right angles with Pearl street / 10 feet
thence in an eaStorlv direction par
Aliel with Pearl street 70 feet, theme
IN d northerly direction along Uleva-
land street 10 feet to the point #
beginning.
FERNS of sale-tash.
This 30th day of June, 1914.
I. J. Simmons, Sheriff.
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Sheriff Sale.-No. 2436.
Union Bank in Liquidation
vs..
W. S. Foil.

w. >. Fol-.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of AL order of seizure and sale, issued
out of the Goth Judicial District Court
of Louisiana, in and for Washington
parish, in the above entitled cause
and to me directed. will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday, August s, 1914
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property, to-
wit:
Beginning at the Sc corner of H. w.
Magee's land and running 67o e
3.19 chns, thence n 100 lisp Gins
to set stob and to establish the point
of beginning, thence n $50 W 4 chns,
thence $50 so chns, thence $50
g 4 chns, thence $50 W $50 chns to
set stob and point Of beginning, said
land being in the John Bickham hr
No. As. tp. s.. range 10 e., containing
8 acres of land
Terms of sale: Cash without bene.
fit of appralsement.
This 10Th day of June, 1914.
T. J. Simmons, Sheriff.
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Sheriff Sale. No. 2l95.
The Commercial Bank in Liqui
dation
Mrs. j. M. Gam.

Mrs. j. M. Gam.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of writ of ieri facias issued out of
the above entitled and numbered
cause, to me directed ana delivered
for execution, | will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last and high
est bidder on
Saturday. August 8. 1914
at the principal front door of the court
house at Frank]inton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property to-
wit, in Washington Parish, La.
Your right, title and interest in an
to certain judgment rendered in tn e
26th Judicial District Court in and for
the Parish of Washington and State of
Louisiana, on April 3, 1914, in suit en-
titled Mrs Annie l.. Gam Individual
ly and Tutrix to her Minor Children
VS.. No. 1907 Great Southern Lumber
Company.
Also lot No. Is, block No. 4 in the
Village Of Angie, La, as per plat of
same on file in the Clerks office of
the said Parish and State, and being
in the Joe Ard hr. No. 52-1-4 e., St.
Helena meridian, together with build
ings and Improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: Cash without bene-
fit Of appraisement.
This 18th day of June, 1914.
T. j. Simmons, Sheriff.