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Slater. Mrs. Delos Blodgett, Mrs. viii
liam Corcoran Eustfs, Mrs. Nicholas
Luquer. DR.. T. A Williams. Mrs. Charles
Warren. Mrs. Thomas Carter. Mrs. B, II.
saxton. Mrs. Ira C. Copley, Mrs. E. c.
Campbell, DR.. and Mrs. Ward Denys,
Mrs. F. A. Delano Mrs. A. c. Downing,
Mrs William J. Flather, Mrs. J. III.
Hampson. Mrs. A. w. Lee and Mrs. Will
liam Phillips
Gen. and Mrs. John L. Glenn enter
tanned at dinner last evening at their
home In Wyoming avenue Senator and
Mrs Morris Sheppard, Col. and Mrs.
duncan, Col. and Mrs. Baker, Maj.
Blanton Winship, Miss Collins, who is
a house guest of Gen. and Mrs. Clem.
and Lieut.. and Mrs. John French Conk-
lin. who were recently married.
Mr.. John Leo Stack of Denver was
host at dinner in honor Of Admiral and
Mrs. William S. Benson last night at
the Willard. The guests were Senator
and Mrs. Key Pittman, Senator Charles
5. Thomas, Senator and Mrs. Clarence
Clark, Representative and Mrs. Ed
ward keating. Representative and Mrs
7. j. Scully, Mrs. William p. Malburn
Dr.. and Mrs. H. J. Crosson, Dr. and
Mrs Charles Rooms. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stuart Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. William r
Wheeler of San Francisco. Mr.. and
Mrs Louis Titus of San Francisco,
u.
leo. Mrs. Richard J. Beamish of Phila-
delphia, Mr.. Ray Baker. director of the
mint, and Mr.. Juan B. Larrazola, jr., OF
Ell Paso. Tex.
Col. Robert Thompson was host al
dinner at the Shoreham last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Campbell Graet
entertained at dinner last evening and
had among their guests Lady Lister
Kaye and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon OF
New York, who are spending the week
in Washington.
Maj. Frederick May Wise, U. S. NJ. C.
and Mrs. Wise. formerly Miss Ethel
Sewel1 Hardy of Philadelphia, whose
wedding took place last Saturday, will
spend the week end with Mr.. and Mrs
John Frick, the brother in law and
sister of Maj. Wise. at their home a,
Roland Park. Md.
Miss Frances l.. Sullivan of TIL,
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and Catherine Burdette of this city.
David p. Polatty. U. 8. n. and Katherine R.
Flaherty Of this city.
Franklin P. Arthur and Lillian Mackey.
Edward johnson and Emily b. Dobbins.
William B. Taylor of this city and Tina L.
Whitman Of Ballston, Va.
Francis L. Harris and Anne L. Pendleton. both
Of Charlottesville. Va.
Joseph Perron and Hazel G. Cooke.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Edwin c. Littleton and Mable f. Walker, both
of Mount Rainier, Md
Samuel Diggins of Sellnan. Md, and Myrtle
Payne Of Fairfax Court House. Va.
ophir O. Nance of Clarendon, Va. and Jennie
E. Sadler of Greensboro, N. c.
Edward 8. II. Pendergast Of New York city
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Mrs Thomas +. Logan will be among
the box holders at the Galli-Curci con-
cert at the National this afternoon,
when her guests will include Nine.
Zaldivar. Mrs. Victor Kaufman, Mrs.
James Kenney of Philadelphia. Mrs
Frederic Mckenney and Mrs. McKen-
ney's house guest, Mrs. Horace Ben
nett of Denver. Col Mrs. Logan Will
entertain her guests at luncheon at the
willard before the concert.
Others who have boxes or parties in
the orchestra seats are Mrs. Marshall
Field Mrs. George Vanderbilt, Mrs
Thomas +. Walsh, Mrs. James McMil-
Ian. Mrs willard Salisbury, Mrs. Hen
men Jennings. Mrs. Robert Mccormick
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend, Mrs. Hope
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The College Equal Suffrage League
suffrage headquarters, 1925 Rhode
Island avenue, tonight, for the benefit
of the central garden committee. Mrs.
William c. Van Week, president of the
league, will receive. assisted by the re-
Gently elected board of officers.
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Held for Objectionable Utterances

SIOUX CITY. Iowa. May 1L-Erio
woln. manager of a piano company
here. is in the custody of United
States marshal today in connection
with alleged utterances against the
government
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Mr.. and Mrs George W. Pound of
Buffalo are at the Hotel Dewey for a
fortnight.
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Mrs. Mitchell Harrison entertained al
luncheon at the Shoreham yesterday.
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Col. and Mrs. John d. Hall enter
tafned at dinner last evening at the
Cairo.
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Mr. and Mrs. Eustis Give Dinner at
Corcoran House for Mr..
Balfour.
Miss Georgia schoheld Luncheon
Hostess Of Miss Burdette's
Wedding Party.

The President. accompanied by his
cousin. Miss Helen Woodrow Bones, at
tended the performance at keith's
Theater last evening.
In the afternoon the President went
motoring. Mrs. Wilson wearing long
fur coat and a small close fitting hat
of dull jet.
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the crown with purple feathers. Nine.
Ritter wore a black satin coat, the
collar and cuffs edged with marten,
large black lace hat with a Jet crown
feather at the back. Nine. de Zaldivar,
who was in an adjoining box, wore a
modish green suit. with broad -brim
med hat of rough mustard-colored
straw. with two bands of tiny blue
and red flowers encircling the crown.
Miss Mona McAdoo and Mr.. Ferdinand
de Mohrenschildt were with party
of friends in one of the grandstand
boxes. Miss McAdoo looked charming
in a blue cape coat, with small round
turban of black satin and straw hav-
ing an upturned brm. Mrs Horace
Bennett of Denver, who is visiting Mrs
her hostess in Mr.. and Mrs Cuno H.
Rudolphs box. Mrs. Bennett wore
smart blue tailored suit, with a large
black hat faced with black satin and
trimmed with a black feather at one
side. A kolinsky scarf completed her
costume. Mrs. Reynolds Hit wore a
tan suit with black hat, the top of
tan chiffon, with a band of ribbon of
the same shade around the crown, and
a scarf of natural fox.
Others present included Mrs Peter
Goelet Gerry, Nine. Ekengren, Miss
Isabelle May, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hit, Mrs. Sinclair Bowen, Mrs. Mitchell
Harrison. Mrs. J. T. Mann Miss Mary B.
Adams. Miss Erma Shaw. Miss Julia
Meyer. Miss Ruth Hitchcock, Mrs.
Mahlon Pitney, Mrs. Thomas f. Walsh,
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood Mrs
Hunt Slater, Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Ander-
son. Nine. Hauge. the Netherlands
minister and Nine. Van Rappard, Miss
Van Rappard, Mrs Thomas F. Bayard
Gen. and Mrs. George l.. Chamberlain
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Bate of Ottawa,
Canada: Sir Joseph and Lady Pope and
Col. and Mrs. Low of Canada Mrs. Carl
Vrooman, Mrs Horace Westcott. Mr..
and Mrs. Fleming Newbold, Mrs Will
liam W. Galbraith, Mrs. Edwin H.
Tillman, Mrs. Horace Macfarland, Mrs.
William Mcclellan Ritter, Mrs. Lyman
Pratt, Mrs. Thomas HoIcombe Mrs
Charles d. McKenney. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Butler, Gen. and Mrs. Scriven,
Mrs. Theodore A. Baldwin, Mr. and
Mrs. John d. Buchanan, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Stone. Mrs. Ffoulke Smith, Mrs
Dorothy McCombs. Mrs. e. w. Bon
nation. Mrs. Francis S. Nash, Mrs.
Edward II. Lotus. Mrs. Lorimer
Graham. Miss Pilson. Mrs. George A.
Gilliland. Miss Maths, Mrs. John Jacob
Rogers, Mrs. Hampson Gary, Miss Hilda
Sykes, Miss Dorothy Shuey, Miss
Lacey Mrs. nilworth Potts, Mrs Loren
Johnson. Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte. Count
dAdhemar. the Misses Hickey. Miss
Marie Sims, Miss Enid Sims, Miss Rita
Weller Mr.. Syivanus Stokes. DR. Ryan
Devereux. Mr.. William Phelps Emo and
Miss Denys.
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Mr.. and Mrs, William Corcoran Eustis
entertained at dinner last evening at
Corcoran House in compliment to Mr..
Balfour. head of the British mission.
The British ambassador and Lady
Spring Rice were among the guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. julius Selinger will be
at homo Sunday afternoon from to s
at their residence, 1929 Columbia road,
in honor of Miss Grace Bloch of Dan
Vile, Pa, whose engagement to their
son. Mr.. Sydney Selinger, was recently
announced.
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Miss Georgia Schofield entertained at
luncheon today at her home in New
Hampshire avenue in compliment to Miss
Catherine Burdette. whose marriage to
Mr.. Edward s. II. Pendergast OF New
York takes place tomorrow afternoon.
The guests were Miss Dorothea Owen.
Miss Elizaeth Harding. Miss Anne Hop
kins. Miss Laura Delano. Miss Louise
Delano Miss Cecilia McCallun. Miss
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Mrs. Andrieus A. Jones. wife of Sem
ator Jones, who was present at the
launching of the battIeship New Mex
leo, left Immediately after for her home
in New Mexico. stopping en- route in
this city for a few hours.
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MT. and Mrs. Harry Campbell Graef
entertained at dinner last evening and
had among their guests Lady Lister
Kaye and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon of
New York, who are spending the week
in Washington
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Margaret Howard. Miss Margaret Tut
tie, Miss Adelaide Tuttle and Miss
Pauline Stone.
Mr. and Mrs. s. c. Neale will enter
tain the wedding party and some of the
out -of-town guests at a buffet supper
this evening at their home in 18th
street. following the rehearsal at the
church.
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Col. Robert Thompson was host at
dinner at the Shoreham last night.
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Representative and Mrs. Frederick
H. Ginett will entertain at dinner
dance this evening at the Country Club
in compliment to Mrs. Gilletts daugh-
ters, Miss Frances Hoar and Miss
Louisa r. Hoar.
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HOHEN SoLMS NEWS. !

Friends of L. schuster are glad to
learn that he is convalescing from
the effects of an accident he met with
last week, when he and the driver of
his wagon were thrown out Of the
vehicle and badly bruised about the
body. An automobile ran into the
wagon, turning it completely over
Mrs. Goldenburg, of New Orleans.
is visiting her niece, Mrs. L. schuster
e B Reuss returned Monday night
from weeks stay in New Orleans
Noah Leblanc, of New Orleans. is
here on visit to his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. +. K. Leblanc.
Miss Carrie schuster spent Tues
day with friends in Donaldsonville
Wallace Himel, Joseph Hiriard, Isl
te, sehuster and Numa Gaudin mo-
tored to Baton Rouge last Sunday
After weeks sojourn in New o..
leans and Waveland, Mrs. G p
Reuss returned home Friday
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-06-02
Fair at Grand BAYOU

Next Saturday and Sunday, June
and 10, big fair will be given al
Grand Bayou for the purpose of rails
ing funds to build schoolhouse and
TO continue school all summer. No
effort will be spared by those in
charge to make the festival an enjoy
able one and to agreeably entertain
all who may attend, and no further
assurance is needed that the event
Will be prolific of much pleasure and
an unqualified success from every
standpoint. Refreshments and meals
will be served at reasonable prices.
and amHsements of various kinds will
be provided for the entertainment of
young and old.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-06-02
CUPID AND MARS SCORE.
Love God Links Loyal Couple as War
Tocsin Calls Groom to Colors.

Two more patriotic young men,
Leonard Pfster and Sidney Acosta,
went from Donaldsonville this week
to ioin Company H of the First Lou
isiana Regiment. Jimmie Smith also
sought to enlist in the same command,
but was rejected because of depend
emit relatives. Mr.. Pfster went to
New Orleans Sunday night, and after
successfully passing the physical ex-
animation and being enrolled as a
member of Company Fl, secured fur
Tough and returned to Donaldsonville
Tuesday. The following forenoon at
1890 o'clock he was married to Miss
Alice Templet, the attractive daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Templet,
the ceremony being performed by
Rev. C. NJ Chambon at the Catholic
church in the presence Of relatives.
At 1921 o'clock p. m. the same day
Mr.. Pfster departed for New Or
leans via the T. & P Railroad to join
his company, leaving his bride to make
her home with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pfster, pending his return
from the war. Both bride and groom
are among the community's worthiest
and most highly esteemed young peo-
pie, and they have an unusually wide
circle of friends who have watched
their courtship with sympathetic in
terest and were interested to learn of
their marriage. Mingled with the
congratulations and good wishes ex
tended them is the fervent hope that
the manly young husband may come
safely through the dangers confront
ing the nations gallant soldier boys,
and in due time be restored safe and
sound to his brave and winsome bride.
Mr.. Acosta also spent couple of
days at home after being enrolled in
Company H, departing Thursday to
report for duty.
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Memorial Exercises Tomorrow

The public is invited to attend the
exercises in observance of Confed-
crate memorial day to be held tomor-
row under the auspices of Major Vic
t, Maurin Camp No. SO, q. C. V.
lhe program arranged for the occa-
SION will be carried out at the Camp
tomb IN the Catholic cemetery, fol
lowing high mass, after which the
resting places of deceased veterans
will be strewn with flowers in token
OF loving remembrance on the part of
thelr surviving comrades and an an
pfeclatlve and grateful citizenry.
owners of automobiles are asked to
SEND their cars to the church for the
purpose Of transporting the aged vet
Grams to and from the cemetery.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-06-02
Catholic Fair to Open Today.

The public is reminded of the fail
for the benefit Of the Catholic church
debt fund, to open this afternoon and
continue throughout tomorrow and
Monday. The festival will be given
on the grounds of st. Vincent's In
stitute, and in numerous particulars
will surpass any event of like nature
held here in recent years. Notable
among the new features will be a Red
Cross military booth and a shooting
gallery, and in addition there will be
other attractions of a timely and ap-
propriate nature, besides the usual
amusements and diversions. Rev.
Father Chambon and the ladies and
gentlemen in charge of the entertain
ment haVe worked earnestly to make
1t success, and they are hopeful that
the public will literally patronize the
festival and thereby contribute to
that extent in wiping out the debt
which now hangs over the church.
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.
these dead shall not have died in vain J;
that this nation, under God, shall have
new birth of freedom, and that gov
ernment of the people, by the people
and for the people shall not perish
from the earth"
In, the hearts of the American peo-
pie this noble utterance will find
earnest echo and amplifieatlon as they
contemplate the unsought but UNI
avoidable participation of their coun-
try in the gigantic international con-
fict which dwarfs and overshadows
al previous wars; and it will be their
fervent hope and prayer that from
this horrible holocaust will come
new birth Of freedom for all nations,
and that government of the people,
for the people and by the people shall
thenceforth prevail throughout the
world
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-06-02
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
The Chief is not responsible for
views expressed by correspondents.
Splendid Example of Patriotism.

Splendid Example of Patriotism.
Camp Nichols, La, May "a, 1917.
Editor Chief:
| wish to call your attention to a
case of loyalty and patriotism which
should not be unknown to the people
of Donaldsonville and which should
serve as a shining light to the young
men of your community.
I refer to Private John Ayraud,
who joined Company H, First La. In
fantry. today for the second time. At
his first enlistment, he was disquali-
fed on account of his teeth. Instead
OF returning home and taking with
him the evidence of his desire to serve
his country, he remained in New Or
leans and had his teeth put in thor
oughly good condition. He then re-
turned to our company headquarters
for enlistment. The doors having been
closed by federal order, he was forced
to return home, but not before he had
stood his second physical examination
and had been accepted for enlistment
when recruiting would begin again.
Today he reported for duty, has been
duly enlisted and is now an honored
member Of Company H.
This is the kind of men we are ask
ing for, and we hope the spirit of
patriotism which Private Ayraud has
shown he possesses will serve to bring
other young men of Donaldsonville to
our company before CONSUMPTION
drives them into the army. We need
clean, patriotic young men like John
Ayraud. Won't you send us some? |
The friends Of e. K. Sims, Jr., will
be glad to know he is now Corporal |
Sims. -.
With kindest regards, am,
Yours truly,
D. L. WEBER,
lst. Sgt Co. H, LIST. La. Inf.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-06-02
RED CROSS FETE.
Garden Party and Bazaar for Benefit
of Burnside Branch.

What promises to be an unusually
interesting and enjoyable entertain
ment will be given at the residence of
DIR. and Mrs. w. P. Miles at Burnside
next Saturday afternoon, from to
6 o'clock, in the form of a garden
party and bazaar. The funds realized
will be donated to the Burnside
branch of the Red Cross, for the pur-
chase of needed supplies, and the
patriotic purpose of the function is
alone sufficient to merit the liberal
patronage of the public, without TAX
ing into consideration the attractions
and pleasures of the event from a
social standpoint That these will be
many and varied goes without saying,
and all who attend are assured a de-
lightful afternoons recreation. In
addition to the material pleasure de-
rived from participation in the charm
ing affair, the knowledge of having
contributed to the success of most
worthy cause will afford sense of
satisfaction that will in itself be am
pie reward for any trouble or expense
incurred in attending the entertain
ment.
--sEs For the accommodation Of persons
% pssft 81 sise fete,
automobiles will meet the 3 o'clock
trip of the ferryboat Ruth at barrow,
and the final trip of the ferry will be
delayed until the return of the cars
to barrow after the party.
The members of the Burnside Red
Cross branch hope to, have the pleas
ure of greeting a number of their
Donaldsonville and west-bank friends
on this occasion, and it is greatly to
be desired that all who can possibly |
go from here should do so without |
fail and lend their cooperation to-
ward making the entertainment
brilliant success financially and other
wise.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-06-02
RED CROSS NOTES.
By MISS FREDA SINGER.

Don't forget this is Red Cross week
at the X-Ray. Mr.. Holbrook is giving
us a percentage of his sales OF soda
water and ice cream, and as the
weather is conducive to cool drinks,
our patronage should be more liberal
than ever.
The party last pay day was SPLEEN
did success. Miss Stella Haas was
assisted by Mesdames Clerville Himel,
E. and A. Folse, Page Himel, owner
of Minnie store, and Mr.. Schnexnay-
der, owner of Lauderdale.
The grab bags were passed among
the colored patriots by Alice Villa
vasso, Oliver Carter, Jimmie CARR
son and Sadie Rosmore, and S11.55.
were given for the contents. The
sum of s12.65 was realized from the
sale of ice cream, cake and candy.
Mrs Charest Thibaut donated
clothes which brought $11.15. The
entire sales amounted to $685.. This
is all profit, as everything was gener-
ously donated by members of the Red
Cross, including 100 ice cream cones
from C. Winter.
The two cakes on sale at the X-Ray
last Saturday Melted $2.95. Cakes
will be sold there every Saturday.
We are in receipt of two more con-
tribution boxes-s3.29 from the
bonneville school and 1929 from the
Armant school at St. Patrick. We
also gratefully acknowledge dona-.
ton Of S25 from Father Smith at
Jefferson College.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. P. Broussard, Mrs.
Emma ,Pujos and Mrs. j. P. Armitage
went to Hope Villa last Sunday and
addressed the crowd gathered there
for that purpose. An auxiliary to
our branch was organized.
j. Lebermuth gave an interesting I
talk to an enthusiastic audience on
the occasion Of our meeting Thurs
day afternoon. We would be delight
ed to have other members of the board |
of directors address us occasionally.
The dance at the pavilion Thurs
day night was success, $3.50 being
cleared G. Kline loaned the globes
and the lights were furnished by the
power house. The pavilion was also
free
The following have been elected to
constitute our board of directors, OF
executive committee: Rev. Father
Smith, of Jefferson College; DR.. Roger
5teib, Vacherie; ]. Lebermuth, Lau-
ierdale; DR.. w. P. Miles, Burnside;
4. L. Greenwood. Belle Alliance;
Eek ss.s.G u Cha dollnhg ). Meter;
Rev. r. Fl. Prosseps DR.. E. K. Sims
md G. D. Bentley, Donaldsonville.
Miss Norma Gisclard went to Ba-
on Rouge yesterday afternoon to Wis
t friends, and will return today.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-06-02
New Postofice Clerk.

Miss Lucille Dalferes, the pre-
possessing young daughter of Ernest
Dalferes, has been appointed to fill a
vacancy in the clerical staff of the To-
cal postoffice resulting from the resig-
nation of Miss Lily Weber, (now Mrs.
Seisel Darracott, of Marksville). Miss
Dalferes assumed the position last
Monday and is rapidly becoming pro-
ficient in the discharge of her duties.
She was selected for the place from
the list of eligibles compiled as re-
suit of the civil service examination
held here recently, in which some
eighteen young men and women COM
peted. There will shortly be another
vacancy in the postoffice staff, due to
the resignation of Miss Lydia Ram
irez, who will be married on the 7th
instant to Gottlieb Wild
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-06-02
Church Notice.

"Christ's second coming and mil
lennial reign the relief from the pres
ent world conditions will be the
theme of the pastors sermon at The
Methodist church Sunday morning at
10 o'clock, and "Christ's BETRAYAL at
me hands OF his own disciples" will be
the theme OF the Sunday school Bible
study for the adult classes. All ba.
bies and small children will be cared
Tor the parsonage during the SER
mon, that their mothers may the
more enjoy the services.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-06-02
MONEY TO LOAN.

PLANTERS AND FARMERS -
4 time to raise your short-term - ehe
and improve your holdings We vii, n az ie. IS
you from $1,000 to 100000 on aya ~ .ena
year terms. Loans also made on ea -, zen
s sano and residence property in towns Of over
oVVo population. including Thibodanv p pser
aidsonville and Plaquemine This Ia Don o
7 BUSINESS especially solicited sRCuPTTTrRoaI
i.oaN. 60. HENRY j. SAVOY, Aeenf Pai 70
eourtville, La. ehs, ram
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-06-02
Recruiting for Co n

Corporal e. K. Sims. If and D.;
Tate arthur I Michel Of Company II.
FIRST Louisiana Infantry. arrival al
mere from New Orleans Thnrsds :
night, having been detailed on recruit
ing duty. They make fine anna sslr
.anee IN their khaki uniforms and
speak IN such glowing terms of tha
treatment accorded them at can,n
Nleholls, and the advantages and hop ~
eflts Of a soldiers life, that It viii he
strange indeed if some of the el;o;hIa
young men OF this vicinity do not CON
eluoe y, to follow their example and on.
list. they will return to New Orleans
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-06-02

Charles Richard came up from New
orleans this week in his motor cav
ana :. IS enjoying visit to his brotbar
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