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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-15
ny CASE WILL BE
CALLED. SEPTEMBER "a

The cass Of william Cresry, charged
with throwing bottle OF cArbOlio
Add - tn 1Aee o. Mrs.. Lucy Martin
when she refused 70 board him any
longer. last Friday, was continued
temher ~. B. Az
When the 60 Was callod Mrs.. Mar
tin wns unable 70 appear 70 testify
against Creery. beine Ia The virginia
HOSPITAL Phyutctasis there eay she
u permanently dln6gursd.
Cfeery of6ees - skplAnatlon Of hts
inhumAn act the net that No must
have been s.cFa1y drunk" a. tho IN
ana did NOT know what IL va anlnr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-15
SOUTHERN TO COOPERATE
WITH URRANNA RAILROAD

Richmond men who went to Wash
ington Monday for conference with OF
ffcials OF the Southern Railway have
returned TO Richmond. They report
that satisfactory arrangements have
been made between the Southern and
the Richmond. Rappahannock and
Northern, tho West Point Urhanna
road. The conference was with re-
gard to right-of-way. terminal. tnn-
mel and other privileges between West
Point and Richmond, which the new
Urbanna read seeks. The arrange
ments having been satisfactorily made
II il expected that tho work OF con-
struction on the new railway into tho
peninsula counties will be begun with
In q short time.
Those In tho Richmond party were
President W. T. Reed and Trafnc Man
ager q. s. Goodman. OF the Cham
Der Of Commerce; Oliver ]. Sands.
OF the American National Bank. and
c. l. Rufsin. engineer OF the n. r.
4 N. Railway.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-15
WISE APPOINTMENT
1 WISE APPOINTMENT
MAY GIVE EVERY MAN SHOW
November Election May BE Free Fur
All COntest-OctObcr1 II Lass Day ON
Which Aspiring Candidates May
File Notice Of Their Candidacy.

1t was stated yesterday by MEM
bers of the City Democratic Committee
that the appointment OF George E.
Wise as Commonwealth's Attorney ad
interim. would largely influence the
committee in it's action concerning the
possible nomination OF Democratic
candidate to be voted for at the
November election.
One committeeman, In particular.
was strong In the opinion that the
committee would In all likelihood de-
cline to name q nominee, inasmuch ~
Judge Richardson had appointed .
man whom he evidently looked upon
~ the most available one.
According to members Of the COM
mittee that body will not be called to
take action until Judge Richardson
issues his writ Of election on October I.
October - Last Day.
Up to and including October ~ any
one may announce himself a candidate
for the place. On or before that datc
he must file his notice with the clerk
Of the Hastings Court. in order to have
his name appear upon the ticket to be
voted for on November 2.
There Is little doubt but that Mr..
Wise will be a. candidate to fill the
OF Harry C. Glenn, a well known law
yer, who has acted as Commonwealth
Attorney upon q number of occasions.
and who has held seats in both Com
mon Council and the House OF Dele
gates. that he will be q candidate at
the general election. and the following
statement from Gray T. Haddon. coun-
Gilman from Clay Ward speaks for IT.
self:
Mr.. Haddon's Statement
II expect to be q candidate In the
general election for the office Of Com
monwealth's Attorney. II the City
Democratic COMMITTEES should decide
that 1t would be best to name . Demo-
cratic nominee to run in the general
election. then shall be . candidate
before the City Democratic Committee
for this nomination, and should the
committee nominate someone other
than myself. then I would not be 4
candidate In the general election.
However. should the City Democratic
Committee decide II best not to name
Democratic nominee. but to leave ths
election open, then I shall be candi-
date In the general election. Either
course tho Democratic Committee in
its wisdom. may pursue. will he per-
fectly satisfactory to me-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-15
OBITUARY


Mrs Ferructa Gtannotti. OF l712
West Marshall Street. died Monday
night in the Memorial Hospital. aged
forty-nine years. Besides her husband
she Ii survived by eight sons, one
daughter zAd one brother. The
funeral will he held this afternoon at
4 o'clock from Sacred Heart Cathedral
and burial will be In Mount Calvary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-15
Miss Norman Ireno llayH

Miss Norman Irene Mays, seventeen
years old. died Monday In the Pine
Camp Hospital. Henr3co County. Her
funeral took. place yesterday at &.
o'clock from Christ Episcopal Church.
ally sad and followed 4 long illness.
which was endured with fortitude ana
beautiful Christian faith. She w1s the
daughter OF William I. and the hate
Mrs. Irene Mays.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-15

MiO Harriet E1l1nbe1h Tlh0mMo.
Miss Harriet Elizabeth Thomas died
yesterday At the home OF Mr., Claude
N. Goods, In Chesterfield County, In
the eightieth year Of her ngo The
funeral viii be private, with antsr-
ment In lakewood.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-15
Nh. ATicl1ael O.. MoEyuY.

Mrs Margaret ID McEvoy. wife Of
Michael o. McEvoy died Monday
afternoon In her home, S07 West Cary
Street Her funeral will take place
this morning at j 10 o'clock from
Sacred Heart Cathedral. MrA. Nc
Evoy was greatly beloved by . large
number OF friends. who greatly de-
plore her death. She will be sadly
missed In the community In which
She lived.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-15
Funeral Of The Rev. M. 1ol.nsOs

Funeral Of the Rcy. Mr.. johnson.
Funeral services FOR the Rev Mar
tin johnson, one Of the best-known
Episcopal clergymen In this section OF
the State, were conducted 1t noon
yesterday In st. Luke's Church, Pow
ha4an, County, the Rev. Dr. J. !.
CraYatt. rector OF Holy Trinity Church.
this city. assisted by number Of
other mipisters. ofiiciattng. The busial
was IN the church burying ground.
The deceased minister was stricken
with paralysis while preaching In 81.
Lakes Church Sunday. passing away
sunday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-15

Miss Harriet n Thomas died 1t the
residences OF Mr.. Claude N. Cooke, In
Chesterfield County. near Bon Air.
Miss Thomas wAs In the oighttoth
year Of her ag& She w. sister OF
the late Captain w. Il Thomas. Of
this city.
Her surviving nephewss Everett w.
Thomas. Edward N. Thomas. william
d. Thomas. together with John w.
Sheppard. James Il. Sheppard and r..
H. L. Willis, will act q, pallbearers.
The funeral services viii be held It
the grave in Oakwood Cemetery this
"wednesday afternoon at $50
o'clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-15

TWO Moro Sunday ExcursiOe.
The Sunday excursion season Of the
Norfolk and Western Railway win end
with the train operated from Rich
mond 70 Norfolk and the beach on
Sunday. September 10. This leaves
but two more opportunities for Rich
monders to take the popularity priced
trip 30 the seashore this summer and
Il II expected that both the remaining
excufsions will be largely patronixsd
The beach IL more attractive at this
time than 1T any other part OF the
season. Tho trains leave Richmond.
Byrd-9treet station It $40 and .
leave Norfolk ~ A:lS and TAO Ia the
evening.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-15

The Norfolk and Western Railway
II buiicing three big coal cars OF 100
tons capacity eAch. about twlea ~
iAr9e ~ the oars now generally used.
The new cars will be turned out At
the Roanoke shops. II tho nav big
cars successfully meet tho coAl-carJy-
Ing trade requirements moro OF the
new type will be built
e. n. Boslcy. district passenger
aren't OF the Norfolk and Western
Railway, has returned from . bust.
Eaes trip into the Carolinas.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-05-08
FIRST WARD wHITE-wEsT

FIRST WABD WHITE-WEbT
Berard Arthur acres n Martin,
e Patterson, r R, W Dsspit SIS
Delassus CASTOR Mrs n Liable,
e Delaloirs, same, W road 1857
Knight George 3 acres und. /
of lot l sec. II T 10 S 6 r E and
also of Lot
8sec. 10 T los R6E go
FIRST WARD COLORED-wEsT
Francise John Is acres n King,
9 Teche, s Segura, W Marsh 5.95
Jones Toussaint-lot n Road, e
Broussard Vendor. W same 1876
Rochon Leon Heirs 10 acres n
Ashford, 9 Teche, Condley, W
rovd 7.8O
SECOND WARD EAsT-wHITE
Jos. Broussard 6O4 acres n ! of
lots 5 & 6 sec 36 TORS EN- e /
sec 35 9sr8e. w of W /
sec rs 9sr8e. s IL of n W /,
n IA of n W / sec 20 t 9 8 r 8 g.
g IA of W IA sec 10, W IL of
s W IA sec 10 IL 8 + g g. $35.26
Crawson John Sra acres n Cor
line, Chene, Case, W Oarline
100
Case Mary 10 acres n Chenne, g
Marcelle, 8 Olivier, " Theriot 3.15
Carline Nose, IA acres n Carline,
Q Chene, 8 Mendoza, W Csrline 2.15
Devillier j D-160 acres n Q sec
5 T 8 S r 7 E $3.50
Frederick Marie 412. acres of
sec Is. 70, IA, between Alabama q
Bayou Desours 1921
Fournet A V = 80 acres Und. !
of n / of sec IA T 8 s r 8 e A.35
Guidroz Evans & ais 10 acres
part sec IL tbs RISE $2l 90
Knight George 458 acres Und.
/ of e.l-2 of n g / sec 20 S E / sec
2OS 10 sec. 81 W sec % N E
of N W / sec q n
of sec % e / of n W / sec 80 I
9s r 8 e WI of sec 4 7 9 S r 8
E $500
Mendoza Richard 2 acres n The
riot, same, s Chenne, W Mandoza
$1.55
Monroe A Mrs-50 acres n Craw-
son, B. Blanc, Lafontaine, W
same & ais 100
Mayor Therence-3O acIes lot 3
sec % lots 6 and Z sec 20 T IA 8 I
ID E $4.16
Mussar William-6O acres all land
in 8 W / sec "a and 8 e / sec % Te
r 8 e. $3.50
Olivier Maurice IA acres lot
sketch annexed to act of partition
29146 $3.50
Olivier j R. 80 acres Und. /
l6O acres being e sec Z T 10 S
R 8 E$5.00
Unknown, formerly belonging
to Louis A. Broussard 100 acres {
W / sec 35 T los We $50
Unknown l31 acres W IA Of
s W IA sec Is IL sr9e
lots l, 2 and 3, sec q T IA 8 |
IL e $1,000
Waterhouse Leonard 6 acrel
$2.47
THIRD WARD wHITE-EAsT.
Barras Albert 6 acres n Barras
e Melancon, self, W Barras $l.6I
Blanchard Cesaire 40 acres I
Levert & ais. Durand, 8 Bernard
W Levert $11.55
Castex Lillia 81 acres n Roy 4
ais, Road, g Dugas, W Road 1870
| Guilliotte Trosimond $50 acre
n Ledoux, e B. Mercier, 8 Bush, =
same
n Bush, e same, s Sales, '
IOlivier
n Road, e levert, s same, ,
same $3O.75
| Guilbeau F 7 So acres n Breauz
e Martin, Price, W Breaux $50
i Perioux Eugene l6 acres n Pc
tier, e Mouton, s Perioux, W Tech
$500
Rodrique Alcide 142 acres
Bush. e Barras, S road, W Barra
n Bush. Decoux. s road. !,
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OAOASOouA "A wv 0OkOo ~
Aubry, 9 B. B. Lumber Co, 8 same,
W Vermillion 1850
Domengeaux F A 124 acres n
Thibodeaux, Bergeron, Martin,
W same
n Guilbeau, Gaidry, Der.
trand, " Zenon 18.45
Guilbeau P L " acres n Dioron,
e same & ais, Jean Louis, W
Patin
n self, e Charles, 9 Jean Louis,
W Patin 24.8O
Guilbeau F T Mrs 50 acres n lot
2, Q lot 4 road, W swamp 1880
Landry j D lot n Street, Q Street,
9 Domengeaux, " same
n street, lot l74, lot 166, W lot
172 s7.05
Martin D P 4 acres n Daspit, e
Corona, 0 Delany, W Pelletiere 1,75
Martin sam j A acres n Angelic,
e Teche, Martin, W Guilbeau 1885
O'Donahoe and Rousseau 4 acres
n Patin, Jean Louis, 9 Patin, W
s P Oil Co Sl.75
Perez Agar SO acres n Dore,
Road, Road, W stewart lilo
Patin CASTOR 10 acres n Road,
stoute, Road, W Road 14.3O
Periou Usville 30 acres n Road,
9 Breaux, Talley, W stewart 3.75
Trahan Lastie 9 acres Brous-
sard, e Rood, Guldry, W Road 4.20
FOURTH WARD CoLoRED-wEsr
Aleck Mary Mrs "a acres n nil.
lien, 9 Aleck, 8 Thomas, W Neblet
1885
FIFTH WARD wHITR-EAsT
Angelic Audibert 40 acres,
Pub. land, same, Latiolais, W
same l.85
Angelic Clemar Mrs 80 acres n
Leblanc, CALLER, Q Dupuis, W
Broussard 1905
Dupuis Robsrt-30 acres q Du.
puts, Moreaox. . Jean Bsptists,
v mslsnson l1.45
Bethancaurt marie Mrs 20 acres
n Tsmassie, Q Huval, Frederick,
" Angelic EGO
Biieaux murat mrs "a acres n
Champagne, Dupuis, Courville,
v Patin 2.15
Biieaux Trazimond % acres n
Bijeau, Q same, same, " same
n Bijeau, Q Guidroz, 9 Latiolais.
" Bijesux 5.85
Calais Onezime sr 80 acres n
Hebert, Q Calais, same, " r r
n Blanc, Q Road, Q Church prop.
v Teche
n Hebert, Q r r, 9 Hebkrt, W
Calais 1925
Calais Julius 30 acres o Calais,
. same, Q same. v Tschs 1475
Courvills Ernest 100 acres n
Dupuis, . Guidry, Pstin, v
Guidry
Guidry, . DsiRls. . Dsvillisr.
v road 27.80
Champagne Maxine Mrs Il
acres D Guidry, q Huval. 6ui.
dry, v Huval 4.65
Dupuis Hsrmogsns 304 acres n
Dupuis. . Davis, . Huvsl. v Du-
puts
n Dupuis. . Pub. land. . He
bert, v same 4l.45
Dupuis Adolphe Heirs l6O acres
n Dupuis. Pub. lane, . Angelic.
" same
Guidry, . Couryille. . Be-
|jsau. v same 8.26
Dupuis Fsrnand 6 q Hsbsrt, .
Bourdisr. . Guidry. v road 81 IS
| Dupuis ] A IS acres n road,
IDupuis. . same. v road 4 81
| Fournst A V 20 acres q Road, .
Guilbsau, . Dupuis, v road 865
Guidry Cslix 20 acres Guidry,
Q same, . same, " same
o Dupuis, same, . Guidry, v
came 6.15
| Guidry Daniel A acres q Gui-
dry, . Robichaux, Latiolsis, "
Tschs 1885
0uidroz Fondsl IS acres o road,
Fanpuv. 4 Stanford. N Guidry
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AluuoI 1kudCc- AOL IN hcD0It, T.
Poydras st, s Avenue, w Brous-
sard
Lots 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, IL, 10, and IA
Block 10 Broussard addition
Lots l, 2, 3, 4, 5. Z and 8 Block
20 Broussard addition 1921
Morrow r L - Lots Z and 8
Block 3 Broussard sddition Cos
O'Donahoe j r Lot 13 Block
/ Broussard addition
O'Donahoe j R - Lots l, 2. 3,
and 4 Block IL Broussard addition
$50
Roy P Slot IL Block 8 Brous-
sard addition LOO
CORPORATION OF BREAUx BRIDGE,
WEST.
Angelic Leed-Lot N Bridge st,
E Street, S Guilbeau, w Angelic
1850
Broussard Jules Mrs Lot N
Broussard, E Hebert, s Bridge st,
w R r 3487
Dupuis j Riot N Trahan, E
Main st, S Thibodeaux, w Gull
beau 1882
Domengeaux F A Est - Lot N
Pellerin. E Teche, S Corp. Limit,
w Washington st
Lot N VanBuren, E Washing
ton, S Canal w Domengeaux
Lot N Canal, E Washington, S
Alexandra, w Main st
Lot N Guidry, E. Same, s
Broussard. w r r 1910
Fourgeaux Louis DIR = Lot N
Cormier, E Main st, s Hebert, w
Berard st, $50
Guilbeau Arthur Dr-Lot N Gull
beau, E Self, S Road, w Same
Lot N Guilbeau, E Begnaud, S
VanBuren st, w Main st
Lot N Thibodeaux, E Anderson,
S Broussard, w Main ct. 65.87
Geofroy Alphonse-Lot n Melan-
con. E Trahan, s Doiron, w Ber-
nard, 400
Kidder Ignace-Lot n Bridge, f
Thomas, S Breaux, W r r BAIT
Martin Samuel-Lot N PeteB +
Berard st, S Badon, w same 1915
Maraist August-Lot N Street, E
same, S Smith, W Main st, ZO.4O
Perioux Adelma-lot N Domen-
geaux, E same, s street, W Do
mengeaux EOS
Patin CASTOR Est N Lot 3, E
Berard st, 8 lot 5, W Doiron
lot n lot A g Berard st, S lot Z, W
Doiron
lot n Bridge st, E Begnand, S
Guilbeau, W Hebert 34.9O
Roy Augustin Mrs-lot N R. R.
E street, Bergerie, W Berard st,
1915
Row Faublas lot N st. Germain
E Berard st, same, W Roy 1886
Steen Edwin - lot N street, Z
Main street, 8 Melancon, W Patin
1910
Vandercruysen Henry Mrs-lo'
IN Hollier, . street, same, "
Broussard $50
CORPORATION OF PARKS,
1 EAST
Castex Lillia- lot n Drouette, {
Road, 8 Dugas, W Teche 1925
CORPORATION OF PARKS,
WEST.
| Roy Louis Sr-n Melancon, {
same, 8 Bridge st, W Barras
| n Potter, Teche, 8 Doiron, v
Road
n Potter, 9 Teche, Roy, v
self SGT
| SOLAR Sosthene-lot n Periou, (
Teche, g Potter, W self ITO
CORPORATION OF ARNAUDvILLE,
Lewis John W-lot n Catalpa 81
Roy, street, W same 1886
FIRST wARD-wHITR
Dugas Ney LA acres n Cham
peau, e same, & Road, W Levert Al
Dugas Aud-42 acres n Road,
Duperier, g Girard, W road $40
Henry Faustin "a acres Der
ard, e W Coule
l11.35
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acres n Savoe, e Rousseau, g Mar
aist, W Ledet
n Gauthier, e Fenwick, 9 The
riot, W Same 4.20
THIRD WARD wHITE-wEsT.
Champagne Edward 81 acres n
Dryer, Q Champagne, 8 Declouet,
W Champagne
n Champagne, Q Delhousssye, 8
Declouet, W self
n Dryer, e Narcisse, same, W
Cspucin 1875
Delahoussaye Derneville 6 acres
n Mitchell, champagne, sNarcisse,
W Capucin LIS
Michel Peter SO acres n Babin, g
road, 9 Thibodeaux, W Arcenesux
1875
Perioux Eugene 12O acres n
Guilbeaa. Perioux, same, W
Perioux
n Malveaux, e SELF. Alanie, W
Guilbeau
n Perioux, e Same, 8 Same, "
Maraist
n Perioux, e Potter, same, W
same 1880
Romero Paul A acres n Landry.
e road, William, W G. Island 1865
Roy Louis, Sr 1913 acres n Potter,
e Corp. Line. 8 Potter, " P otter
n Potter, e self, 8 Potter, W John
son
n Potter, self, Gauthier, W
Charles 42.45
solarie sosthene Al acres n Pc
rioux, e Corp. Line, 8 Potter, W Pc
rioux 1910
THIRD WARD COLORED-wEST.
Mitchell Aspasie 10 acres n Mou-
ton,, e Road, Mitchell, W Arce-
neaux $40
mitchell Isidore Jr 19 acres n
Q road, Mouton, Mitchell, W
Arceneaux GAO
Mitchell Oleus 10 acres n Mouton,
e Road, 8 Mitchell, W Arceneaux
6.4O
Michel Theodore 10 acres n Mou-
ton, 9 road, 9 Mitchell, W Arceneaux
1855
simon Alphonse IL acres n Po-
tier, e Teche, Perioux, W Bulliard
4.75
skipper Augustin 18 acres n
Babin, Q Road. Babin, " Arce-
neaux Gas
FOURTH WARD wHITE-RAsT.
Bulliard Edmond IA acres Part
of lot Z T 8sr7 g $205
Broussard Armand lots 9, 10, IL,
8. IL, IL, IL, IA, Is, 16, 9, 10, II,
IL, ID. IA
| Is, 16, 9, 10, IL, IL, Is. IA, Is,
16, IL and IL in Block IA and Is
east $40
i Brousssrd Paul u. lots l, 2 & 8
Block IA lots 5 and 6 Block 10
Broussard addition 600
| Cartenas Eugene 6 acres n Cas-
tile, Road, 9 Bienvenu, W Pei.
lerin $50
Greene Alcibiade IL acres n
road, e Greene, 8 Noel, W road $50
i Hebert Paul so acres n Thibo.
deaux, e Alexandra, Champagne
W same $50.
Kidder Ignace "a acres n Hu.
val, same, s-,w Landry
n Road, 9 Trahsn, 8 Thibodeau
W same
} n Trahan, e Trahan, same, v
same l4.40
Leblanc Doralie, lots n Road, {
Rivoire, 9 Vendor, W same 1876
Lagrange Jules 8 acres Thibo
: deaux. e Landry, Huval, W Bar
ras 4.65
. Rees Charles Est-60 acres n Pa
tin, e Guidry, Wilt, W Basquil
: 1925
: Theriot Jos-46 acres n Augul
lizard, . Peadieur Augulliard, '
4 same 8.75
8 Thibodeaux Treville Heirs A.
, n Thibodeaux, same, 8 Cham
payne W school land
n W. / sec T 9sr6e. 9 O
n e sec 10 T9sr6e
Lots g 4 & of Gee 10 IN 10 Al
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Saturday June 18th, 1915,

and continuing on each succeeding
day until said sales are completed,
eli immovable property on which
taxes are now due to the State of
Louisiana and the Parish of st.
Martin, La, to enforce collection
of taxes assessed in the year 1914
together with interest thereon from
the 3lst day of December 1914, at
the rate of ten per cent per annum
until paid, and all costs.
CORPORATION OF ST. MARTINvILLE.
WHITE EAST.
Davis, E. A.-Lot N. Knight, E.
Church property, s. Buchanan st.,
w. Church property, $2l.35.
Knight, George-N. Landry, E.
Road, s. Buchanan st. w. Self.
Lot N. Crane, E. Shelburne' 8.
Church, w. Pineaud.
Lot N. Vendor, E. same, S. Cy-
rust st.. w. Teche, $685..
Olivier, George-Lot IL Block l
Liable add. .55c
CORPORATION OF ST. MARTINvILLE.
COLoRRD EAST.
Mslveau, Joachin-Lot N. Ray
mond, E. Pineaud st, S. Franz, w.
Raymond 1885
CORPORATION OF ST. MARTINvILLE,
WHITE WEST.
Bertrand, Eugene Est-Lot N.
Bienvenu, E. Washington st, 3.
jefferson st, w. Bertrand $3.50
Above property sold to E. Willie
mont for taxes of 1912
Barras, Robert-Lot N. Reswe-
Der, E. Madison st. 8. Columbus
st, w. Bienvenu $5.95
Bersrd, Arthur - Lot N. Clai-
borne, E. Washington, 8. Berard
ct, w. Eastin 1891
Delahoussaye, Cesaire - Lot N.
Bienvenu, E. BONN, 8. Bridge st,
w. Be6lln 1880
Ferran, j. B.-Lots N. Bienvenu,
f. Pavia, s. Bridge st, w. Main st.
Lot N. New street, E. Lewis s.
Bienvenu & ais, w. Theatre 1904
Ferran, j. B. Mrs. Lot N .Breaux,
E. Fournet, s. r. R. w. Main st,
$11.25
Olivier, Geo. in Broussard, E
Thomas, s Jefferson, w Main st,
5000
Rhymes, j w Mrs lot N Millot, E.
Market st, S Berard, W Alley
$l4.36
Theriot, Arthur-Lot N. Bien.
venu, E same, s Hamilton str, W.
Lewis str, 1886
Theriot, Ambroise-Lot N Oil.
vier, E Theatre str, S Lot "a W
Lot 30 1896
CORPORATION OF ST. MARTlNvILLE
COLORED WEST.
Beslin Mercedez Lot N Leblanc
f Maraist, 8 Guirard, W Theatre
stseet $685.
Broussard, Burness-Lot N Bout
Walt, E Main st. S Meslin, W Ham
ilton street 1925
Houston, Albert Mrs - Lot \
Port st. K Viyier. S Baptiste, "
johnson 1898
John Pierre-Lot n Laurence,
Eastin st, Randolph st, W Drake
$1.40.
Riggs Amas-Lot N Delsune, (
Main st, s Bertrand, w Fuseliel
1898
Rosemond Alexandra - Lot \
Dennis & ais, E Martinez, s Lam
bert w Dernier st l 40
Sanders Cyrus-Lot N Berard OF
E Martin ct, s Gary, w Martin
Lot N st. Martin st, E Gourmet
s Vsvasseur, w Dautreuil Nl.9(
CORPORATION OF BREAUx BRIDGE
EAST
Broussard Armand Lots 8, 10. IL
l2, IL, IA and Is, Broussard Add
ton COS
Cardelauo Jos Lots 5 and
block 2Broussard Addition 6.O5
Huval Albert Lots ! and
Block 10 Brousssrd addition 60
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-05-08

To earn Q livelihood in these
times man must DO pretty lively
about il.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-05-08
STATE TAX SALE
Of
IMMOVBLE PROPERTY
STATE OF LOUISIANA
DELINQUENT TAX DEB
TORS, ST. MARTIN PARISH.
STATE OF LOUISIANA

By virtue of the authority vested
in me by the Constitution and
Laws of the State of Louisiana, l
will sell at the front door of the
Court House in which the Civil
District Court of said Parish is
held, within the legal hours for ju-
dicial sales beginning at II o'cloch
A. M. on
Saturday June 18th, 1918,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-12

ering for portions of the body. But
our civilization must take heed or we
will get too far away from nature
and we will have to pay the price in
a lower vitality and resistance, to dis
ease.
Tell the girls to wear short skirts,
low necks, short sleeves. Tell them
to live out of doors all summer as
much as possible and live the simple
life. 1t may give them sunburned
faces and freCkles, but tell them you
think freckles are beautiful and that
freckled faces are a sign of good ma
ture and heaIth.-A. J.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-12

sensible this mode of riding is than
the side-saddle.
Iheard of a doctor who took his lit
tie son Of 5 years with him when he
gave his lectures to his students. Of
ten he had living models of naked
women to illustrate his lecture on
anatomy.
His little son ran around the lee
tUre hall and saw the naked women.
The doctor claimed he wanted his
son to become acquainted with the
human form so that it would be no
object of curiosity to him.
This illustrates the principle under
lying the staring eyes and remarks
made about women's dress. We just
recover from one shock when we get
another. I have not much time to
devote to vanities in dress, but I know
this, that dress affects a girls health
more than it does her morals.
Whenever we happen to have a
style that does not burden the girls
with long, clinging skirts, or heavy,
useless draperies, we should try 10
encourage that style as much as pos
sibIe.
A girls dress should be light and
give her freedom in form and motion,
and our girls will be healthier, and
health brings it's own happiness.
One style we had some years ago,
skirts with trains on them - street
skirts they were. Horrors Of horrors!
Hail to the short skirts!
At to girls exposing their threats
and arms to the sunshine, it can only
be beneficial There is nothing to
equal the health-giVing qualities of
the suns rays on chest and throat.
It is a fact that people who suffer
from throat affections are advised by
their physicians, even in winter, to
throw away fUrs and scarfs, to open
the coat and lay bare the throat to
the winter breeze.
LJovy much moro npanCC o nv fO boyvo