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The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1917-06-14
InsornratIon.

The private tutor had just departed
and the brokers' young son ran to bis
father with the question: "How do
you explain water finding its level7"
well, my son." said the father. "whsn
q stock has been watered until 1t fs
ike the bathroom sponge when In
use, the stock goes down. and when IL
reaches bottom the water has found
~ Level" y
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1917-06-14

When we say that light is Ger.
tain candle power We are expressing
measure OF brilliancy. Candle pow
or is . definite term fixed by Ameri-
can law as the amount OF light given
by candle burning 100 grains of wax
per hour. Suck candles come sin 70
the pound
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1917-06-14
ADVERTISEMENT
MONEY TO LOAN

I am connected with Loan COM
paDy that will loan money on five to
ten years time. Security required
farm lands, II interested call at my
Office for terms.
III. l.. Austin.
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1917-06-14
PROCEEDINGS BOARD
SUPERVISORS
JUNE TERM 1917.

The following contract was en-
tered into with drainage CON-
missioners.
This contract and agreement
made and entered into OH this
the 3rd day of April 1917 by and
between A. j. Mayo, A. d. Sharp
and M. N. Arledge Commission
ers of Kentawka Drainage Dis
trict duly appointed as provided
by law and the Bolrd Of Super
visors of Neshoba County, Miss
issippi of the first part and H. w
Bell of Laurel Miss and S. A.
Redding of Louisville, Miss Engi
neers, parties of the second part !:
Witnesseth:
That the said parties of the
second part hereby agree to do
all work of every kind and des
cription of an Engineering ma
ture on Kentawka Drainage dis
trict IF above County and State
for and in consideration of four
per cent of the total cost of con
struction to be paid as follows by
the parties of the first part !:
But it is agreed that the parties
of the second part shall refund
to the party of the first part any
sum in excess Of fifteen hundred
dollars over and above all exces-
ses incurred by he parties OF & Q
second part in dong the work.
FIRST the said parties of the first
part hereby agree with the said
parties Of Ihe second part for
aud In consideration of the above
described services to pay the
said parties of the second part
two per cent of the total esti-
mated cost upon completion of
the preliminary survey.
Second the said parties for
and in consideration of the a.
bove engineering services agree
to pay the said parties of the
second part, to be paid by the
laid parties of the 1st part on
&he completion of so per cent of
1'the work based upon the total
yardage estimate, one and one
quarter per cent of the total cost
of constructio
Third, The said parties of the
Iirst part agree to pay the said
parties of the second part the re-
} mainder or three quarters of one
per cent of the total cost of con-
struction upon the completion of
the construction of said Drain
age Ditch.
In event that said District is
not created or organized then in
that event the said parties of the
first part agree to pay the said
parties of the second part, for
and in consideration Of their
having done all the Engineering
work as above described all or
the total cost of all work done
up to the date that said hearing
is had by the Board of Super
visors to determine whether or
Apot the District shall be finally
rganized and ditch ordered cut
Said cost to be taken from the
bonks and account Of said engi-.
neers and certified to by them.
The said parties of the first
part agree with the said parties
of the second part to pay said
cost within sixty days after their
having itemlzed, sworn to and
turned over copy to the Secre-
tary Of the Drainage Commission
ers and a duplicate to the Clerk
of the Board of Supervisors or to
give the said parties of the sec
ond part certificatrs of inde bted-
ness bearing 8 per cent interest
from date, said certificates to be-
come due not later than IL mon
this from date Of said certificates
Witness our hands and seal
th;S Aha Ord dav If Anril 1917
The Neshoba Democrat. (Philadelphia, Miss.) 1881-current, 1917-06-14
piIes Cured il 8 to Il Days

Your druggist win fefnnd money q FAzo
OINrAERNT falls 20 cure any eaae g xtching.
Blind Needing OF Pr0truding PLEA in eto lAdaxs.
The ATst Application gives Kase ara 1ees. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-12

Q. Timberiake. East Orange. N. j.:
Holtomb Rogers. Herndon. Va: Ralph
w. Harrison, Englewood. y. j.: Carl
p. B. Mckenry. Lynchburg, Va; John
p. Scott. Alexandria. Va; William G..
Bond, East Orange, n. j.; Allan l.
Campbell. Lynchburg, Va: Rollin E.
Chapman New York city; Gerald ".
Moore. Baltimore, Md; Nelson Beck
er. East Orange. N. j.; James N. Sui
Ivan, District of Columbia national
guard Nathaniel A. Hanau. Glen
Ridge, n. j.; Lloyd r. Rogers, Bari-
more. Md; Ludlow Van Deventer.
Plainheld. N. j.: Harold X. Acker,
Washington, ID c.. william A. Cherry,
Westfield, n. j.: Gustave E. Schultze.
Hoboken. n j.: Patterson r. Camp
| bell, Wytheville, Va.
To be captain OF cavalry in national
army: David Stuart, Paterson. n. ]. :;
Albert 7. Ellis. Fort Myer, Va; Lonzo
.Kooas. Fort Myer, Va.
To be first lieutenant of cavalry in
national army: Livingston Whitney,
Morristown, y. j.; Frederick Bigelow.
Newark, n. j.; Robert l. Cox. Wash
ington d. c.; Francis w. Lambert
SON United States army; Charles H.
, Braunig, United States army; Harley
l.. Adams, United States army.
To be second lieutenant of cavalry
IN national army: George Y. Hender-
son, Asbury Park, n. j.; Ivan Wal
ton. Washington, d. c.; Fred b,
Greene. Washington, y. c.; Frank ID.
Walker, Carneys Point, y. J.; Joseph
n. Carter. Newark, n. j.. Gilbert RE
man, Govans. Md; Edward NJ. Apple
gate. Passaic, \. j.; Oscar @. Dauner,
Washington, y. G.; James McA. Pyle,
Morristown, n. j., Clarence W. Rem
shave, Washington, y. c; Albert u.
Smith, East Orange, n. J.; John +.
Bangs, Washington. u. c.: william
Watson. South Orange, n. j. Carlo
ID. Celia, Hoboken. n J.. Lester l..
Shannon, Gordonsville Va; Washing
ton l. Stevens, Bernardsville. n. j.;
| Henry a. Footee. hometown, n. j.
Resignation of Robert b. Bradley.
! Newark. \. j., of his commission as
/ first lieutenant. cavalry section, Off
/ GERS reserve corps, is accepted to take
/ effect August IA, and appointed second
J lieutenant cavalry section. officers re-
serve corps, to date fl ON August To-
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To b second lieutenant Of nsid ar
tiliery in national army: Frederic r.
Simmons. Baltimore, Md; John j.
Refnhard. indianapolis. Ind: Paul X.
Wroth, Baltimore. Md: John T. Spick-
nall. Baltimore, Md. Edward S. San
ford. South Orange, N. ].
Resignation OF Richard c. D. Hunt
OF his commission as first lieuten-
ant. Officers reserve corps. is accept
ed. to take effect August IA. and APP
pointed second lieutenant Of field ar
tillery in national army to date from
August Is.
First Troop.
To be captain. cavalry section. offi-
GERS reserve corps: Earle c. Wight
| Baltimore. Md: William p. Dawson,
Richmond, Va; Jay E. Fitzpatrick
Montclair. N j.. Cecil C. Agate. New
ark, y. J.. John kean, Eliza beth. n. j
+ To be first lieutenant. cavalry sec
ton. officers reserve corps: Maurice
+. Writ, Victoria. Va: GLADDEN. II
Spigener. Richmond, Va; Carl w
Geenen, Brentwood, N j.; Alfred G
: Nowakoski. Mount Carmel. Pa. Eth
rick b. Kilner, New York city: Fred
erick G. Moves. Newark, n. j.. Wor-
den W. Paris, Washington d. c.;
Jesse T Richardson, Roanoke, Va;
Walter p. Myers, Paterson, y. j.
To be second lieutenant. cavalry
section, officers reserve corps: Wal
lace G, Steiger Baltimore. Nd; Will
liam J. Yetton, Baltimore, Md. Will
liam r. Richardson. New York city;
Robert &. Rose. Richmond, Va. Alan
f. Garner Falls Church. Va. Donald
+. Griffin. Baltimore. Md: Robert T.
Welt East Orange, n. j.: Edward p.
Davis. Lexington. Va; Robert J.
Throckmortor, Richmond, Va. Maui
rice Z. Niven, Montclair. N. J.; Ran
dali J. Larson Crosby. n. Oak; Regi-
nald c.. Rail-, Westfeld. n. H. Os-
walk l.. Cole, West Point, Va; Ben
iamin f. Wade, Sd. Laurel, Md Ed
: ward l.. Martinez, Washington. d c.,
Edward T. Taylor Jr.. Washington
d. C; Marshall Low. Washington, d
C.; Melvin Spencer, Montclair, n. J.;
Angus q. Mckinnon, Lexington. Va.
John \. Curlee, kirkwood, Mo. James
4. ". Stanton, Hoboken, n. j.; Har-
fold c. Kirchner, Newark. n. j.. Pres
ton Bacon. Washington. d. G.; Lucier
{. Lowndes, Baltimore, Md: Logar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-12

]. Won zielinski. Washington, D. C:
Roosevelt G.. Rolston, Englewood, y.
j.. Ernest C Porter. Norfolk, Va
Harry S. Middendorf. Stevenson, Nd
Herbert f. Richard. Washington. d.
c. Joseph NJ Wood. Birdwood, Va;
James W. Roberts. Alexandria, Va;
William E Word. Jr.. Richmond. Va.
Leigh X Lydecker, haywood. y. j.,
Rilbert Roos. United States army.
To be second lieutenant. field artil-
lery section. officers reserve corps;
Talbot T Speer. Baltimore. Md; Ben
iamin y. Williams. Jr.. Underwood
Md. Warren a. Ransom. New York
city: Arthur A. Schmon, Newark. y
J.: Lowell w. Squier. Washington, y.
c.: T. Worthington Hine, Long Island.
y y: Rnymond G. Meredith, Nor
folk Va; Russell Y. Smith. Ridge
wood. y. J.. George y. Robinson,
Newark, y. j; Daniel willard. Jra
Roland Park Md; Randolph W.
shannon. beaver Falls. Pa; Louis J.
Roberts. Carlisle. Ind; William L.
Tehhs Leesburg,- Va William VI
Packard. Upper Mt. Clair. y. j !,
Hugh W Davis, Norfolk. Va. J. Wal
lace Winslow. East Orange, y. j..
William A Stuart Big stone CAP.
Va Harold G. Brown. Elizabeth. n
r.; Kent Bromley. Fast Corinth, Vt ;
William n Sands. Jr,. Norfolk, Va ;
/ George G. Thomas, Jr.. Elizabeth y
/ T.; Thomas Hardy Todd, Washington
( D C.: John r. Riker. Jr. Trer-on'
/ Y J.. Taertes p Springs. Washing
/ ton. p. C.: John w. Stafford. Hecken-
sack. n J.: Thomas Foster Witt.
/ Richmond, Va: Norris G. White. Jr.,
/ BROOKLYN, y. Y, Laurence G. Stick
nev. Englewood. y. J.; Philip B.
I Kuowlton. Marion. Mass: Marnien
/ NcArdle, Washington. d. C; Henry
H. NcBlatr. Norfolk, Va; Frederick
r.. Walker. IT. Short Hills y. J.;
Carl n linton, ANNAPOLIS. Md. An
drew Woolf. Keyser. w Va; Davena'
w Hardy, Englewood. n. j.: Raphael
Walter. Baltimore, Md: Vincent T
| Manchee. Toronto. Canada. Harold b
/ Pope. Hashrouck Heights, y. j.; Lee
s Julian, Lake City. Fla; Lawrence
r simmons. Cambridge Md; Alfred
| r van Houten. Paterson. n. j"
( Charles p Welsh. Purcellville, Va
/ Cornelius F.. lombard. Washington
n C.; Paul H Townsend. Stone Har'
Dor. N j. r. Carter TAYLOR. Rich
rrond Va. Albert s. Richardson
Second New Jersey infantry nationa
guard; Norman w Ward. Orange. \
4 J.: Jack V Thomas, Baltimore Md.
Arthur S McCabe. Relay, Md.
Charles L. Parsons. Jr.. Washington
ID G: .svlvon Fl. Spear. baltimore
Nd; FREDERICK L. Ryan, Prockton
Mass: William A r. Paul, Philadel
mia. Pa Denny n. Wright. Hope
we'll. Va: Oliver F. Mitchell, Pitts
town. \. j. George r. Roscher Rich
mond. Va Charles F.. Ouirollo
= washington, D. c.. George r. Knowl
ton Rdeewood, y. j.; Severn 7
Wallis Washington. D C.; Harold G
Terwilleer, Summit, n. J., Edwar'
( ". rorenz. Second New Jersey in
fantrv. national guard Henry c. Har
, rison. Jr. Elizabeth. N. J.; william
H Rhodes Tenafy. ~. ].
To be first lieutenant of field artil
lerv In the national army: CLYDE F
r Gray. Wilmington. Del: Leslie Groov
err. United States army; Thomas Y
Hastev United States army: Michas
. G. Gibbons. United States army.
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Resignation Of James p. Cahen. Jr.,
New York city. of his commission as
first lieutenant. cavalry section. ONT
GERS reserve corps, is accepted to take
effect August IA, and appointed sec
ond lieutenant, cavalry section. oHl-
GERS reserve corps, to date from Au-
gust I 8.
Resignation of Thomas F. Cadwata-
der. EdGewood, Md of his commis-
sion as captain, cavalry section Officers
reserve corps. is accepted to take ef.
feet August IA. and appointed SECOND
lieutenant OF cavalry in national army
to date from August 10.
The following Virginians were
named in the other branches of the
service:
QuarterInnster Corps.
To be second lieutenant. quarter
master corps, national army: John j
Lipop. Charlottesville. Va; Dudley II
Davis. Lynchburg, Va; Frederick J.
Marsh. First Virginia infantry, ma
tional guard; Leon D. Scheuer, Sec
ond Virginia infantry, national guard
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-12

Boontow. y. j.. Emory Landon. Bal
timoro. Andrew J. Ford, Newark:
Daniel T. Forst. Trenton. y. j: VIII
liam Clark. Bernardsviile, y. J elm
ton X acSherry. Baltimore. Nd;
John Ts Wise, Elizabeth. n - Dean
NGthey. Crawford. y. J.. Stewart II.
Gilmore. Washington. d 6, Henry F..
Holloway. Jr., Montclair, \. J.; Wal
ter A. Williams, Richmond, Loftin Y.
Wtcher, Fort Worth. Tex. Albert
Kelly. Washington, d. {. James W.
X emmy. Baltimore; Robert 3. LucEars,
Montclair. y. J., Murray Rushmore,
PlainheId. y. j., John X. GunDy, Sails
bury Md, Philip Il. McGhie, Mont
clair. y. J flames a. Ingraham. Bal
timore. Md, Ralph y X utz. Newark,
\ j.. Warren y. Fiske. Arlington.
y J.. llndreli l. Layton, Jr., George
town. Del. William X Frost. Glen
cariyn. Va, John j. Hurley. Wash
trgton y G.. William II. Haeiig
Bound Brook. y. j. Francis L. Harris.
charlottesville, Va. Harold E. Jew
ct Insleweod y. j, William Mclean,
I-abeylew, y. j.; Claiming NJ. Hall.
Williamsburg. Va. Robert Sold
Washington. y. c. Henry q. Mathews.
Santa Anna, Cal Edmund l.. Jones.
Washington. u. {; Richard Fish
b1rne Leesburg. Va; clyde w. Fin
Yer. Linderhurst, Va, Otis f. Griner.
M!dd.eburg. Ind; James q. Guaraelia,
Hohoken. y. J., r. Barton Harvey.
Gatonsvllle. Md, Charles L. Fink Jr..
Westminster, Nd; Earl d. Gornto,
Norfolk. Va, Allen q. Gartner. Wash
.ngton. d. c. Joseph F. Gowell. Ar
llngton, " J., John J. Redfeld, Mont
clair, y. j.. Newton X. Fox. Wash
iucton D. G.; j. Letcher Harrison.
University, Va. Nell Macdouean, New
Brunswick, y. J.. Lloyd y. Lewis,
Morristown, y. J.; Robert Y. krebs,
Buenavista, Va; Christian (. Mears
Baltimore, William &. Jones. Norfolk,
Va, Robert p. Beaman. Norfolk. Va
Elbridge g Hall. Baltimore. Robert
5 Martin, Talbot county. Md
To he captain of field artillery in
national army: John l. Hussey Plain
field. y. j, Moreland Carter. Boston
Mass
To he first lieutenant field artillery
in national army; Fred c. Mitchell
4 United States army James Wilson
/ United States army
/ To be second lieutenant of field ar
tillery in national army. Henry G.
Leonard, Elizabeth. y. J.; Kari X
( Gartner, Washington. u. c.; Frank
! Gosnell Roland Park, Md; Aaron A
+ Melnlcker. Rayonne, y. j.; Leon c
HIS. Newark, \. j.: Thomas P
Moore, Washington, d C., Forrest S
Holmes, College Park. Md. John "
Halsey, Washington. d. c.
Third Battery.
To be major field artillery section
officers reserve corps, Lloyd {, Stark
Baltimore, Md.
To be captain. field artillery sec
ton, of!icers reserve corps: Otis L
Guernsey. Greenwich. Conn; Fred
| f-r-tr-ir- g. +pl.tnr,- R,l+3-r,nra
Francis T. Tweddell, Summit. n ].
, Philip II. Harrison. Baltimore, Md.
Frederick #. Seggerman. New Yorl
city, David l.. Ruffner.i East Lexing
ton. Va, Lionel r. Revell, Baltimore
Nd, Carl TranberEer, Norfolk. Va.
Werner A. Welte. East Orange, y. J.
Frank 3. ODER, Baltimore. Md: Don
t aid \. Gilpin, Towson, Md; Arthu
l.. Stras, Roanoke. Va.
. To be first lieutenants, field artillery
section. officers reserve corps: G.. NJ
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pef3ruetoss Loweubusg. tftf tcil "a |:
Rush II. OHM, Richmond. Va; James
". ballard. Fairies, Va: Lindley G.
Mcclure, Charlottesville, Va; George
E. Wilson,, Portsmouth. Va: Clare Q.
Evans, Richmond. Va; John M. Ar.
mold. ; Norfolk. Va; Erasmus L.
Fletcher, Richmond, Va: John G.
Hutcheson, Richmond. Va; Joseph e.
Moore. Second Virginia infantry, ma
tional guard; Goodnet w. Lineweaver.
Harrisonburg, Va; Walter w. Payne.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-12
EtE-EhD SCORES At
VEST end GUN CLUB

wet End Gun Club. Richmond va
August IL. 1915.
"a Hercules long run trophy A@7)
watght, w. Il. Jerm2n.
DUPONT surprise targets tS)' ;.
Aepppard.
y Iers on the Grundy and News Lead
cups, DR.. Harrison.
q Points on the Hotel Rueger, Jahnke
xOwlan, Lumsden. buchanan cups,
Won by Jerman. Hammond. Sr.. ana
bart. .,r, ..
y Glass leaders--"A." Jerman' b.
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as Score M innings. II II +.
Phiiadelph:a }01 COO h1o-S
pit,shurr 49,. ofh 900 100 20 4
sss Batteries Oesehrer and Adams.
Evans, Steel and Schmidt
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MARVIN GOODWIN HOLDS

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4 Next shoot August = = "
NJ. y HART. Secretary.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-17

help to Uncle Sam at this time of ma
tional necessity. During the last
revolution in the philippines, say a
recent number of the Philippine Re-
view, with hardly any ammunition,
with no commissary organization, at
times with hardly meal a day, al
most naked and barefooted, and vir-
tually left to themselves, the soldiers
stood the war with wonderful en-
durance. They need adequate equip
ment and training to become an eff
cient factor in Uncle Sans army,
but the stuff is there already.
The fifty-six units of the Philip
pife> national guard or militia will
be composed of $4,000 men. Dur
ing the last Philippine revolution the
estimated number of ablebodied men
either available or in actual army
service amounted to over 100, 900,
and no doubt an army Of over 200,-
900 men could be raised in the Phil
ippines, in case Of emergency, with
out very much difficulty. In foreign
countries alone there are now 20O,-
900 Filipinos in good. if not in the
best physical condition. These Fill
pinos living abroad are distributed
IS follows China (including Hong
kong). 10000; Hawaii, Guam and
other Pacific Islands, $4,000; Uni
ted State, Canada, Mexico, and
Cuba 10000; Indo-China and Siam,
10000; Japan (including Formosa
and Korea), $4,000; Dutch East In
dies, 10000; Malay Peninsula,
5000; Spain, 1000; South America,
$500; Indian Empire (including
Ceylon and Burma), 1900; England
1000; France, 500; and other coun-
tries, 1900. In case of necessity
these numbers Of Filipinos living
abroad will make a not inconsider-
able addition to the home force.
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Motto. to Mortgage c'sda'"
Office of the City Tax Collse", y,
City Of Morgan City, La, A's'
1917.
In conformity with the ."
Louisiana, notice is hereby s'''p
all parties holding mortgage, -.
real estate located in the Cry y.
Morgan City, Parish Of s. :, -
State of Louisiana, upon ~n''' y,
for the year 1916 have not :,
paid. that l will begin the Wv -, 4
same at the principal front Nv |.
the Courthouse on the 9Th 0.'
Sept, 1917, at II o'clocA 4 n
and that a number Of pieces Z" u,
perty so delinquent are nov .., MI
advertised in the Morgan Wv I'D,
Review of Morgan City, h' :. Ne
|Tbe c;ty Official Juornal) ID \
formity with the Charter co., .,
City and the laws Of the 90 !,
Louisiana, preparatory to sns1 r,s
The attention of Mortgae =.
tors is especially called to w d.
vertisement of tax sales and
are warned to take steps plD :, d
said sale as may be necesSA
tect their rights. .n.NS
City Tax c0lls'"
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Alleged Train WreAer
Arrested By Chief
Bulge

Chief of Police Bulge arrested a
negro youth Thursday evening for
attempting to wreck Southern Paci-
fic Train No. l at Ramos. The boy
apparently thru righteousness had
placed stell rail across the railroad
track and was awaiting the result Of
his action near by when discovered.
Chief Bulge was notified and imme-
diately lodged the negro in Jail to
await trial. The negro declares that
another boy dared him to wreck the
tr:in a.id that he would not take a
care.
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CITY TAX SALE
OF Movable and Immovable
Property; Morgan City, La.
CITY OF MORGAN CITY
VS..
DELIQUENT TAX DEBTORS

O6LlVOENl Ian Deb ONS
By virtue vested in me by the
Charter Of the City Of Morgan City,
and the Constitution and laws Of the
State of Louisiana, and especially
Act No. ITO of the General Assem-
bly, Of 1898.
l will sell at the principal front
door of the Courthouse in the City
of Morgan City, Parish of st. Mary,
Louisiana, within the legal hours Of
judicial sales, Beginning at IL
o'clock A. M. on Saturday, the 9Th
of SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1917.
and continuing each succeeding day
until sales are completed, on all
movable and immovable property,
on which taxes are now due to the
City Of Morgan City, to enforce COL
lection of taxes assessed in the year
1916, together with interest thereon
from the 31st day of December.
1916, at the rate of 10 per cent per
annum until paid, and all costs.
The names of said delinquent tax
payers, the amount Of taxes due by
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-08-17
FRANKLIN R. s. OF A. NOTES

The entertainment given Thurs
day evening, in aid of the Company
fund of Troop No. 2 Boy Scouts Of
America, was decided success.
4 The Troops will camp at Cote
Blanche next week. The Color Patrol
leave with provisions and camp
equipment Saturday evening on
board rle "Josie B" which is placed
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at the disposal of the troop through
the. generosity of Mr.. L. S. Bigler.
The rest of the Troop leave Sunday
morning travelling by truck
The officers and members of the
Trooup take this opportunity Of
thanking the public for their gener-
osity, also the ladies, whose help at
the refreshment booths was very
valuable.
They wish also to express their
appreciation of the courteous treat
ment which they received from the
management of the Opera House.
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CONTINUED from page u
LIT OF EXEMPTION CLAIMS

21s Alphonse Oubre, wife and
children.
22O Lee Francis, wife and children
231 Joseph Dominique Rebardi, wife
232 John Richardson, wife and
child.
233 Joseph Lionel Roy, mother.
pa Semane BONANZA, wife and child
237 Horace Mack, wife.
PAL Denis Williams, mother and
father.
242 Charles Elihu Verdun, wife and
children.
243 Louis Booker.
| GAG Jessie Mcclure, wife.
253 George Kinchin, wife.
257 Adolph M. Couvillon, wife and
children.
263 Paul Montalbano, wife and
children.
264 Joseph Darius Legnon, wife and
children.
! 268 Joseph Alexander.
27O Tom Brown, wife and child.
271 Charlie Borne, wife and child.
z78 Emile Solar, mother.
274 Edward Spell.
279 Mobile Johnson, wife and child.
280 N. Champagne, wife.
281 Ernest Kuhlman, mother.
282 Henry Walker.
287 Robert Martin. child.
289 Frank Guidry, wife and child
rem.
290 Dorcy Conner, wife and child.
292 Eugene Dantin, wife and child.
294 CASTOR Legnon, wife and child.
297 Alvin Paul, wife.
298 Sidney Joseph Francis, wife and
cid.
299 Jim Washington, wife.
3O3 Edward Williams, wife and
child.
3O5 William Gill, wife and chill.
306 William Written.
315 Alfred Landry, wife and child
rem.
316 David Joseph Talbot, wife.
318 Sylvester Carter, wife and child
rem.
321 Isaac Bray.
1928 Philip Paravola, wife and child.
325 Isaac Mazes, wife and children.
327 Everett Hill, wife and child.
332 idney Lawlis Lancon.
335 Leodis Savoie, wife and child
339 Harry Williams.
1913 Minos Blank.
343 Anderson Baker Jr., wife and
children.
345 Oscar Tyler, mother. /
SAG Albert Morse, wife and child.
353 Theophile Joseph Lassigne, wife
and child.
355 Jake Jones. --e-., =
356 Everett Daniel Theriot.
357 Willie Porter.
$50 Harry Cloy Shaw, wife.
361 Joe Lockett.
1854 Charles Frederick Rofufs, wife
and children.
367 Anthony William Ibert, mother. |
81 Warren Osborne, mother.
372 Dozlia Hebert, wife.
373 Leonard Valo, wife and child