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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-28
STATES Won For Cause.

The dry states meeting In 1919 are
Alabama. Arizona. Arkansas. Colo
RADIO. Idaho. Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska,
Maine. Michigan. Montana, Kansas,
New Hampshire. New Mexico, North
Carolina. North Dakota, Oklahoma.
oregon. South Dakota. Tennessee.
Utah. Vermont and West virginia.
The drys have no misgivings AS "a any
OF thesc-thcy expect the twenty
three legislatures a. ratify prohibition.
Tho wet states % have legislative ses-
sinns In 1919 are California. Conncc-
tlcut. Delaware, Florida. Illinois.
Minnesota. Missouri, Nevada, Penn
sylvania. Texas. Vermont Wisconsin
and Wyoming
Upon them the fight viii cgutcr,
Dry leaders are already claiming -four
Of the thirteen. These are Florida
which IL already ~ per cent dry, IL
nnois. whose state senate is already
dry and whose house Of representa-
lives could be- captured by winning
five or six seats. Minnesota. which is
90 per cent dry already and which
may vote dry during the statewide
prohibition election next year and
Missouri. which, II n claimed, has
been kept wet only through the In
fluence OF lis metropolis, st. Louis
Vets Must Hold Thirteen.
To defeat nationwide prohibition
the vets must hold thirteen states.
There are fourteen states which APP
pear at present % ne their strong
holds. But can they be counted on by
the liquor interests whom the supreme
test comes? The drys claim that
some OF them--a crucial number
cannot The fourteen. with the per-
centage OF them already dry are Cali
fornia. 26.3; Connecticut $50; Della
ware. sea. Maryland. As.i; Massa-
chusetts. 3l.9. Nevada, 1874; New Jer-
sey. 90; New York. ~; Pennsylvania,
ISIS: Rhode Island. ~; Texas, SIS;
Vermont. 1876 Wisconsin, 25l, and
Wyoming, 3f.3,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-28
Tirirty-sIs Must Raufy.

There are forty-eight states In the
union. Two-thirds Of these. or thirty
six. must ratify the prohibition amend
ment Co make the country dry. Twcn-
ty-acven states are now dry and TWEEN
ty-one are wet. The problem OF the
dfya will be 90 win over at least nine
Of the wet states Sixty per cent Of
tho country'a population lives In dry
territory and ~ per cent OF Ia area Is
dry. Legislatures OF dry states which
meet In 1918 are Georgia. Mississippi.
South Carolina and Virginia. All OF
them are expected 10 ratify. Tho wet
states legislatures 10 meet IN 1915 are
Kentucky. Louisiana. Maryland. Mas
Eachusctts. New Jersey. New York.
Ohio and Rhode Island.
Dry leaders claim that at least
three. and perhaps four. OF those wet
states will ratify prohibition. They
are banking outright on Kentucky,
which has a dry legislature and NJ
per cent of whose population " In dry
territory. and Louisiana. thrco-fourthH
Of who's. areas and 81 per cent Of
whose population are dry. They are
figuring on either New Jersey or
Maryland as a fifty-fifty break" with
their opponents and they have hopes
OF Ohio. Their expectation OF winning
over Ohio II based on the fact that AL
though statewide prohibition was de-
feated In 1915 By nfty-fiyo thousand
votes. Il lost out recently only by fif-
teen hundred. They figure that pro-
hibition sentiment. az Indicated by
this gain In two years time. viii carry
the state by the time the legislature
mnnI.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-28

Complete legal blank stock at Salt
Lake City and Provo prices. The sun
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-12-28

The economical housewife places a
weekly limit on food expenditure.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-03-24
NOTICE

The next examination of appfi.
cants for teacffers certificates will
be held a. the Court House of ,hi.
Parish on March a6. ~, as {whi,e)
20. 80. 81 {neg o
The examination of teach rs IN
on the books Of the Read inc
Course will be held Saturday
March "a. 1917 at the Court house
Attention is again directed to th-
recent laws enacted upon the tx
animation of applicants for teach
ers' certificates. No longer are
graduates of approved institutions
exempted from all subjects of ex-
animation but the Theory and Art
OF Teaching, Either they are ex-
empt from all subjects upon their
diplomas or must earn teachers,
certificates through examination
upon all subjects
J. e, Martin,
Supt
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half of north west quarter, eas
auartes of south west quarter ana notrtl
half of southeast quarter OF sectloil o4nt
hundred and FIVE in Township No. IhAr
( teen South range No. Twenty East, Ef
the southern land District OF Loulsiaa ia
cotaiuiIig four hundred and twenty Five
and $1,000 acres, the north half OF NJ birth
west quarter of section No. One huIEdred
and FIVE and all of section No. one hun
dere and seven, in Township 10. Thir-
teen, south range twenty easf, in the
southeastern land district off Louisiana.
containing three hundred Il and thirty
four and So 100 acres; th3 north fraction
al half of section 1O4 AND north east quar-
ter of sec. one hundred and FIVE in
Township No. Thirteen south range
twenty east in the southeastern land
District of Louisiana, west of the Miss
issippi River containing four hundred &
thirty-two and 12-100 acres
Also 80 mules, heads cattle, 8 cane
carts, horse, engines, feed grinder
and lot agricultural implements
From the above described lands there
is excluded that portion of land donated
by =. Bougere to Mgr. Odin for Church
purposes per act passed on July 10Th
1866 before o De Arnas late Notary in
the City of New Orleans described as;
two arpents front on the river bv depth ;;
of five arpents between parallel lines
with the buildings and improvements
thereon
To pay and satisfy the writ issued in |
this cause, say the sum of Fifteen thous |
and dollars with seven per cent per an
NUM- interest thereon from February ],
1910 until paid with 5 per cent attorneys
! fees and al costs
Leon c. Vial, Il
Shelf, Parish of ST. Charles.
| Sheriff's lhice, Parish of ST. Charles,
March 1917
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lie east by the Grand Bayou Canal,

{ the east by the Grand Bayou Canal, OF
4 the South by Black Prince Bayou, on tn,
? West by the center line Of a "a foot latel
: al Canal which is approximately parable
j to and 1e-fohrth of a mile from thu
Grand Bayou Canal, and also by the pro
. longation of the line of this canal in
southerly direction to Black Prince Bay
on, the northern boundary of the said ex
cepted tract runs at right angles to said
lateral canal and at such a DISTANCE froHi
Black Prince Bayoti that the Tract except
ed herein and described shall contain
500 acres more or less
Also excep. lots So and 50 of Division
/, District 3, and the So of lots numbers
to II inclusive of Div. 2, District 3,
which lots are .hown on plans of sub-di-
vision of the property of the La. Delta
Lands Co by John A. Kruse Engineer
ing Co
/: Those certain tracts of land in Town.
ship IA, South Range 20 East and more
particularly described and delimited on
! subdivision of the property of the Louis
, lana Delta lands Co. by John A. Kruse
Engineering Co., of record i'll the Clerks
Office of the Parish of St. Charles, as
Lots IS to 10 inclusive, DIV. 2, District 8,
Lots Is to 20 " - 3 4.
Lots Is, IA, is end Is and the S 1-2of lots
- I8 and 10 in Div. 4, DIST a.
Lots - to I6 both incl in Div &, !
Dist 8 a d 81 of lots 70, Id, Isl
and '6 in Div. 6, Dist ;. and NJ
of lots y. IS, i9 and 40 Div. 8.
Dist 5. Lots y. IS, 70 aud 40 of
Div. 9, Dist !,
And all that part If lots e Of
Division 9. Dist 3. tina, is We>t&
above lots y. 10. ,e aud 40 OF Div
9, Distric, 3
To pay and s;ti>f,he writ is: ued
in tn case. say the sum of rwen
ty-seven Thousand dollar (Sl7.-I
900 oo) with 6 per cent per anndm
'nie'es from June 2Sfh IL 6. .mIi
paid. together with $ per cent up-
On The aggregate of SAID principal
AID interest as attorneys fees and
nj costs
Leon =. Vial
shelf. Parish of St Charlie,
'heriff's Office, Parish of ST, Char
es, La. March 9Th 1917
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sHERIFF'S SALE
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
civil District Court, Parish of Orleans
" Manuel Coguenhem
NJ 11So77


versus No. 11522l
George Lorio ct ais
Re it known and remembered; That
nnder and by virtue of an order to seize
and sell and writ of fieri-facias the 10Th
day Of February A. D., 1917, issued opt
~ the Honorable Civil District Court OF
the Parish of Orleans, State of.
Iouisiaua, and to me directed in the a.
hove nuntnered and entitled cause,
have seized and will offer for sale at pub
Ii auction. for cash, without appraise-
n,e,,t to the last and highest bidder. at
the principal front door of the Court
House in Hahuyille, Parish of St. Charles
State OF Louisiana, on Saturday the ith.
Of April 1917 between the hours OF IL
o,cl5ck A. NJ, and O'Clock T. NJ. the
following described property tozwit:-
( certain tract of land or sugar planta
t;on. situated, living and being IN the
par;si, of St. Charles in this State, on
the RIGHT bank of the Mississippi River
q, a distance of twenty three miles above
the City of New Orleans known az ING
Star Plantation, and measuring nineteen
and one half arpents front on saia river
| by eighty arpepts in depth, and contain
ing about fifteen hundred ana sixty ar
penis all more OF less, bounded on the
lower line by plantation of Mrs. E. TroaS
Ter or assigns and on the upper lne by
| the plantation of Widow c. A. Lorio OF
assigns together with the buildings and
improvements thereon and all sppurte-
uances thereunto belonging. and those
tracts or sections of swamp land known
as the Powell lands in the rear OF the
above arscribed plantation and described
as folleNs viz:r Lots Nos. Six = Seven;
west half of south east quarter, ane
nortl, half of south west quarter OF sec
tinu p,le buHdftd end four and the sogsf
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FATE OF LOUISIANA
Oh. Judicial District Court
Parish of St. Charles
Ne, $50
Baiier's Mortgage Loan Company

Mt. $50
Bafer's Mortgage Loan Company
VS.
Iosiana Delta Lands Company
BY Writ of writ of Seizure and sale is.
sued byle Hon. 18th. Judicial District
Court die State of Louisiana. In and
for theRrish of St, Charles, in the a.
bove e1ped and numbered case to Tie
directe9earing date of February 18th.
1917, / III proceed to sell at Public
Auction the last and highest bidder
without appraisement at
the troTCor OF the Court House on
Saturdatpri1 14th. 1917, at II O'Clock
A. M, following described property
to-wit:-
All OF ok Ia; all of Reservation No
/; except portion bounded by the
public rPn the North; Hale St. on
The Wes4nda St. on the South and
Wisner Sn the East
All OF rtvation No. 2; except that
portion bfed by the public road on
the Nortifsner st. on the West; Fon
da St. on South and Lafaille St. on
the East; the further exception of a
certain pid ground measuring sixty
feet by set-fye feet (6Ox75) and the
West or invest corner of Reservation
No. z; wh4id reservation Is intersec-
ted by LanSt. and the public high
way betweid reservation No. 2 and
the III. l.: K. K. Co. right of way
it being Impose of this description
to except This mortgage only the
North half = Office Building and the J
adjacent ST. above described, which |
is sixty fes4 on Lsfallle ST. and
seventy nVsdeep on the Public high
way; Ihere lther excepted that Ger
Village or Tke Of Paradis. honndea |
ON the Wes9 extentian of Scott st,
on the sou.4onda St. on the North |
by the Tight of the M.L.& T,R.R, |
60. ana on It by Robert St. exten
ded, as snowflat or map Of the vii
iage or io"nradis on file in the
othce OF tns pit Court in the Parish
All of Block 4of Block A. lots . 70
incl. BiocE 2 & |; Block D; lots
IS,4.S, q o, ia Block Z; Lots 3 to
II inclusive IA; all of BLOCKS 22A, ]
H. 4,'4@'s'7,47 AZ, 81 and
Lots to . ing lots IL, block jail
OF BLOCK y ack "a; Farm Blocks
3,4,a anq oonYof Farm Hooks 8&
u al, OF ra1n 10 to Is inclusive
All OF lne ing as per map Of
the nIst auna.he City of Paradis,
81: marie; IA sa properly of the
Louisiana nsa Co, by john A. |
cember 9TH, Isle in the of;cs NJ
the Clerk of Cot. Charles p.r;sh
La, being the fTowsS;te "a a. I !
| first addition oDwn ~ parsd;s
lying between Hford Cana, ~ ~.
vest and Bayausle ON tbe Fss.
ana ,ne NJ -: q an the North &
To pay and sa writ ;ssre -,
this case, say tn Eighteeu i,ur.
.. dred and twenty doIia,. 1S1eon
SS) together witt ant as attornevss
fees on said sum tbe nr;rc;2.I
/ sum OF iWenty ousand dollars
f. W. ,oou,U,l ane of Court, and
on terms o. cIeponding with
| tns nlassIity OF ured principal
} on .ns geo. Eeeo said Judgment
anu tne acci uins thereon l.
t yial |.
t Sheriff, Pat. Charles !,
: Sheriff's Office, Ht CharIss Ia u
March 7th. 1917 n
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NUTiCE
ar = - -


Public Notice is hereby glvHta7
that hunting. trespasslhg and moss
picking IS prohibited on The follow
ing property
The property Of Nick Laqlue
better known as Fred Lodihsiet,
on Magnolia Ridge
W. L. Iaque
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NOTICE

HUNTING and TRAPPING; IL
strictly prohibited or the lands O
this Company. Trespassers will he
prosecuted to the full ex,en, OF ,he
aw
Louisiana Meadows Comnarv
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NOTICE
X. J. Sellers

Notice is hereby given shat
Hunting and Tfespass;~z T. posi-
lively prohibited npter penalty Of
the law ON the properties of Mrs.
Mfc. JOS LafaiIle.
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NOTICE

Irespassing. hunting and trap
ping are he eby prohibited on al,
properties owned and rented by
VIM. Lussan
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STATE okAsA
2sth, JsdiciN Court
Parish Of
Bankers Morte COMPANY
Funk Farrt; 10,

Funk Farr' tion
By virtue of a writ .,,a ..,a !.
s s.. y y, s .t 81 cso.. al District
for t,,s parish Of 81 in and
bove entitled and d tae a
directed bearing th S E.h 20 n.e
18th 1917, shall p ~ :. y lay
lie apetian TO the L IL :, h;9 aud
without "
the front door Of y. q.
Saturday April 1tth ho,ss On
A. NJ, The followin . cioek
to-wit.- poPeisy
AL that property
ton 81, Township Il uin oec,
Hitlsip Sections 5 an Isl, an no
Easf 4except Q strip Pea 4 : ~
= 4 4
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iresnass'ng, hunting and wood
cpttlpg on my premises is strictly
prompted, ANY violations will ba
punished ACCORDING to law
Mrs W, H. Tinnsy
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NOTICE

Public notice is hereby given
that trespa>s'ng, hunting, fishing
Trapping and moss picking is s,ric,
iy prohibited on proper,v q.
Estate IT,. Seller under peasD,y
of the law
K. J. Sellers
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1917-03-24
NOTICE

NOTICE
Hunting, hshlng. trapping and
tfespsss'"g are strictly prohibited
on the properties OF the estate of
H, l.. Yonngs..
Ets, H,L.youugs
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NOTICE

Puhlic NOTICE is hereby given
that hunting. ,respassing and MOSS
picking is p, ahlbited on the tol~
lowing property
The properly OF Louisiana Delta
Lands Company Or au properly Of
w p Moore
Louisiana Delta Lands Co.
A w. ID. Moore
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-04-19
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

In the District Court of the United
States, for the Eastern District OF
South Carolina-In Bankruptcy
In the Matter of Wildon w. Cain,
Bankrupt.
To the creditors of said Bankrupt
of Denmark, in the county of Bam-
berg and District aforesaid a bank
rupt.
Notice is hereby given, that on the
10th day of April. A. D. 1917, the
said Wildon w. Cain was duly ad-
judicated Bankrupt and that a meet
ing of his creditors will be held at
my office in Orangeburg, S. c., on the
25th day of April, A. D. 1917, at
eleven o'clock A. NJ, at which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint trustee, ex-
anime the Bankrupt and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting. Notice is
further given that at this meeting
application will be made for an order
for sale of both real and personal
property, and if offered, a compost
ton to creditors will be voted on.
ANDREW J. HYDRICk,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Dated at Orangeburg, S. c., April
13, 1917.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

State of South Carolina, County OF
Bamberg-Court of Common
Pleas: Farmers e. Merchants
Bank, Plaintiff, VS.. Beatrice Black,
Defendant.
By virtue of a decree of the Court
of Common Pleas herein, | will sell
at public sale, to the highest bidder
for cash, in front of the Court House
door at Bamberg, S. c., during the
legal hours of sale on salesday IN
May, 1917, being May I, 1917, the
following described property: All
that certain lot. piece, or parcel OF
land, lying and being in the town of
Ehrhardt, S. c., in Bamberg County,
and bounded as follows: North by lot
of Duffie Loadholt; East, by lot OF J.
D. Dannelly; South, by lot of j. d.
Dannelly, and West, by Madison
street; fifty feet bordering on lot OF
J. D. Dannelly on the East; two hun
dred and ten feet bordering on lot
of J. D. Dannelly on the South; two
hundred and ten feet bordering on
lot of Duffie Loadholt on the North,
and fifty feet on Madison street on
the West.
j. BRABHAM, JR.,
Probate Judge for Bamberg Coun-
ty. Acting as Master.
Dated April s. 1917.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-04-19
WAR TOOK FLOWER LOVER.
Gentle Seattle Florist Laid Down la1e
in France.

Most of the old residents OF the
citv knew Harold Bellamy Burdett.
He lived in Seattle for more than ~
wears. When he came here he was
a bow of 10, and even then he was
gentle in his ways. He loved ho"ers
and he learned much about them.
When he grew older he went to WORK
for a florist. Later he opened a
shop.
Many a young couple in love
found a sympathetic salesman IN
Rurdett. He loved his flowers and ne
loved to talk about them. HIS ma
ture was tranquil and he seemed
naturally to turn to towers as daily
occupation.
But Burdett was born in England.
He never forgot that. He went away
with a. Canadian contingent. He was
Private Burdett.
Some of his friends have been
wondering about him. Papers hleo
in, the probate department OF tne
snnerior court recently explained
what became of him. He fell IN pat
t,e At some point in No Mans Land
France, October 22.-Seattle POST
Jntelligencer.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-04-19
S. G.. NEVER WANTING.
Her Sons Will Be Found in Fighting
Ranks.

Washington, March Pillow will
South Carolina's citizen soldiery, her
National Guard and her volunteers
on sea and land serve their country if
called to war? Will it be another
field of Cherubusco in Mexico?
Will it be another Chicamauga, a
Wilderness, a Seven Days battle, an
other hellish fight of the Crater? Or
will it be in sea fighting that the
brain and brawn of South Carolina
will again show its prowess in the
history of the years yet to be?
The South Carolina soldier has
never faltered nor waited for the
drum beat call to duty With the
native pride that swells within his
breast he takes his place with friends
and comrades ready for the day,
gladly on the field of battle and cher
ishing but one thought-to give his
best for his State and native land.
What will the great struggle now
forming along gigantic lines develop?
After we have spent millions and mil
lions of dollars for sea craft which
will meet those of the foreign foe on
the sea of battle, how will it all end
when the smoke has cleared away
and the bloody conflict ended, as all
things must by the mutations OF
time? This, no one knows, nor does
there live the man who even would
presage the end of this titanic strug,
gle.
In the army and navy of the Unit
ed States there are many brave sons
of the Palmetto State who must face
the crisis. Their life's work soldiery
fighting for their country when the
war tocsin sounds, they will be found
again ready to shed their blood with
their brothers from home whenever
duty calls.
South Carolina, leaving aside fol
the time being the exact service each
of her sons will render in this time
of war, will be represented by hel
''regulars' in the army and navy
that is those men from South Caro-
lima who in the years past have be
come members of one of these
branches of the governments fight
ing force; her National Guard, anc
such volunteers as may be called fol
in the future and who are not now
members of the guard. With these
three elements, together with the
"men" of the United States arm!
and navy, not officers, the great hgh
will be waged.
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Death of Mrs. MoZelle knOpf.

Fairfax, April 13.-This communl-
ty was saddened Friday morning by
the death of Mrs. Mozelle knopf, wife
of Isaac knopf, which occurred after
a short illness.
Mrs. knopf was one of the most
beloved women Of the community.
She seemed not to have an enemy in
the world and her death, when she
had scarcely reached middle age, has
brought deep sorrow to her many
friends.
Mrs. knopf was a member of the
Baptist church and was a Jealous
worker in the Sunday-school where
she loved to go and carry her chill
dren. She was also a member of the
Civic league, the Women's Aid So
ciety, the Missionary society and OF
the Eastern Star lodge of Fairfax.
The funeral services were conduct
ed Friday afternoon by the Rev. p
A. Mcdowell, assisted by the Rev. D
B. Groseclose, at the Baptist church
the entire seating capacity of the
building being filled with sorrowing
relatives and friends.
Burial took place at the Baptist
cemetery and was conducted by
deputation from the Eastern Stal
lodge, of Fairfax.
Mrs. knopf is survived by hel
husband, three daughters and one
son, the eldest being IA, and the
Youngest two years of age, and he1
mother, Mrs. Lancaster, of Fairfax
and one sister, Mrs. Bryan, of Fair
fax, and six brothers, w. A. Lancas
ter, Chester Lancaster and Harr!
Lancaster, Of Fairfax, and Franl
Lancaster, of Ell Paso, Texas, anc
Cecil Lancaster and Loyal Lancaster
of Detroit, Mich.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1917-04-19
A MILLION DOLLARS.
A Rare Sight Not Often Witnessed
All in Gold.

In a recent celebration held in San
Francisco, one of the chief attrac-
tions was pile of million dollars
in gold. The privilege of having a
good look at all this money was given
the guests by the city treasurer VINO
offered to make the display before
the coins were released on their sep
arate adventures in the business
world.
There were $4,000 twenty-dollar
gold pieces in the display, when
means that nearly two tons OF golo
had to be brought from the treasury.
The coins were all minted at San
Francisco within the past year, says
the Popular Science Monthly Tor
Anril If they were placed one on
ton of the other, pile All feet hlgh
would be formed. Such pile would
ho nearly one and a half times the
height of the large dome on the fed