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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-17
Early Var Ending Discredited

There Of financial district
yesterday over dispatch
III he United had
ADVISING
rates on overseas
was heid IN London banking
would be
stated
the greatest confidence
The opinions
ject ranged all the
German propaganda"
leading
some time past he had heard the
mentioned friends
international bankers who
and economic they would
him indefinite
whether to attribute the
on account of the
his opinion will not from military
oy the political and economic necessities of the
said he had
councils there connded
weighed
matter from purely mastic
Still another banker
to be compelled to helmet
THE war will end the Ger
good and hard twice and that
difference between
nonehe military is the political
THE whole
military
those little ouburs which
throled
the begin wahble
A
prove true. but majority did not think il possible
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GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT--Rece.pts.. 5a.4sO bushels, Of
ferinss light Quotations: car lots. in ex-
port e,evator. Government standard nspec-
ea ,sss narisrn Spring sin!sG &c.
!. hard winter. s2.s9; 10, 1. red winter,
NC: 9. nc5tnsrn spring; s, 80: No, ., hard
northern, .2$s; No . hard .SiSser, s3 81:
No. z. red winter. garlicky. 80.
CoRN-Receipts, 1lS9 bushels. Supplies
were small and the market ruled rm, though
s1,s. sEss.-NS Suo,s'ons Es,o~ Car ia local
yellow. 81. 81 a f9S.
OATs-Receipts 1s.5s7 bushels. The mar
ket was quiet but steady. Quotations: No.
2. white. S9Ia n 8Oc; STANDARD white, 500
s9t: No. 3. white. ssie % @ssc: No. 4. white.
FLoUR-Reccipts. no bbls. and Ass. .ss
esuse Of the very limited oiierinss. Quo;
es-lb sacks-.-Winter wheat: new, 100 per
s:nt NS5 le@GS% Gor ksnsHS whe e.
spring wheat, old, 100 per cent nour, sl1.3o
RYE FLoUR-was quiet and unchanged.
We quote at S1oq1l per bbl., In sacks, as
tn qua lity.
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ALL the patterns for castinDus -
longing to any of the aforeeaA Cl1pe
panics. located at various foundrie6 l5li]
the United States. p
ALL the locomotives. portable Srd( 4
cars. industrial railway material, ~
ment and other property. belonging q
any of the aforesaid Companies. l0co1zH5
at various places in the United 4eAe1f]
as defined in the Trading Win
Enemy Act which may be Owned ~
| which any Of the aforesaid Comp141<
| may have an interest on account o3 49,
same having been leased or eoI4
conditional bill Of sale to other parel
Twenty t2o) shares Of the eat
stock tbeing all of the stock) Sks
bar value OF Fifty s5o.0o) peJl =
each of the koppel Land CompaM
corporation of the State OF reNu
vania, the certificates for which 2fe'
located in Berlin. Germany. ~
Fifty 500 shares of the capital 1e3S5
(being all OF the capital stockl 0k fy4.
par value Of One Hundred (Slev.9y2s
Dollars each OF the Beaver Conneq1tl 4
Railroad Company. corporattooS,
the State Of Pennsylvania. the ey<ps.'
Gates for which are located In DexSl4<
Germany ssssSst
Fifty (5O shares of the capital et4l9 4,
| (being all of the capital stcckl q ~
| par value Of One Hundred (t10x.04t,
Dollars each Of the koppel water c.
pany, corporation OF the StoM lX&
| Pennsylvanis. the certificates OF Wn
are located in Berlin, Germany. sS <
Fifty t5W shares Of the capital etSl.!
| tbeing all OF the capital stockl OF
par value Of One Hundred (tl0Vs
Dollars each of the Pennsylvania
and Manufacturing Company. . n
poration of the State Of PennsyivadI1s
The certificates Of which are located -
Berlin. Germany, fH4A&Y1
ALL the right. title and inttf910
of the Orenstein ana Koppel-Axt1
koppel Aktiengescllschaft In. y an =
shares Of stock and charter OF =;
| Orenstein-Arthur Koppel Company
corporation incorporated under u
laws OF PennsylvanM.
ALL the right. title and Inter
Of the Orenstein and koppel.ArtS :.
Koppel AktienGesellschaft In AL
shares OF stock ard charter Of q
Universal Railway Products Comp4H@y1
a corporation chartered under the t4W@1
| Of the State Of New York. n
Ono hundred u00) shares Of the earf)
i,al stock tbeing all Of the cAptl
stoci<) of the par value OF One Hun4x(
t$1oO.O0) Dollars each Of the K4G 5
Sales Company, corporation o. W.
| State Of California, the certthcatee -
| which are located at koppel, Pa.
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the plant and office buildings Of the
Orenstein and koppei-Arthur koppel
Aktiengesellschaft Is located.
ALL the railroad Of the Beaver Con-
Meeting Railroad Company or Of any
Of the aforesaid companies. located
vania Railroad and Of the Pittsburgh
4 Lake Erie Railroad and the plant of
the Orenstein and Eoppel-Arthur kop.-
pei Aktiengesellschaft at koppel,
Pennsylvania.
ALL the water reservoirs and water
rania. owned by the keppei Water
Company or any of the aforesaid COM
panies.
ALL the furniture. books excluding
books of account). records. drawings,
blueprints, models tools. machinery.
appliances and equipments belonging I"
any of the aforesaid companies and
located al the following branch offices
Of the said Orenstein and i<oppel-Ar-
thur koppel Aktiensesellschaft.o or use.
in connection Herewith. to wit
Pittshursh Branch ONCE. Benedum-
New York Branch once, No. 30 church
street. New York city. n. V.
Chicago Branch Office, Peoples Gas
Building. Chicago. III.
San Francisco Branch once, con-
Quoted under the name of Koppei
Francisco, Cal.
ALL the real estate. with the ware
house thereon erected. located at Ho-
boken. New Jersey: bounded and de-
scribed As follows:
BEGINNING at n point IN the east,
erly line Of Clinton Street. distant 100
feet northerly from the northeasterly
corner of Clinton and Seventeenth
Streets. and thence running % easter
ly on a straight line along the north
er,y line Of land conveyed by the Hoo
boken Land & Improvement Company.
20 Chauncey NJ. Depew. by deed dated
March G, 1894. about 2oe feet to a
point in the westerly line Of Willow
Avenue. which point is distan. 1902
feet northeriy from, the northerly line
OF Seventeenth Street thence t2l
northerly along the westerly line Of
Willow Avenue $3.50 feet thence (3)
westerly and parallel with Seventeenth
Street 200 feet to the easterly line OF
along the easterly lirT Of Clinton
Street 100 feet to the point or place Of
beginning; together with all the dump
cars. repair parts. rails, machinery.
models, tools, equipment and other
properly belonging to any OF The afore.
said Compa piea. located In the said
warehouse or at Hoboken. New Jer-
eey.
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All and singular the property. real
ana personal. tangible and intangible.
riehts. titles. interest. effects and as
sets OF every kind and description
whatsoever. wheresoever situated IN
the United States Of America, as de-
'lned In the Trading with the Enemy
Act' excluding. however, accounts
and notes receivable. claims: chooses in
bank). and all incidents and appur-
tenances thereto belonging to or owned,
possessed. held and enjoyed by, In The
name OF. or for. or on behalf OF the
Following and each OF them. namely
orenstein and Koppel-Arthur Kop-
pei MISUNDERSTANDING. regis
tered under the laws Of the Com
Orenstein-Arthur Kcppei Com
bany.
Koppel Land Company.
Beaver Connecting Railroad Com
Eoppel Water Company.
Pennsylvania Car and Manufactur-
ing Company
orens,ein-Arthur koppel Company.
corporation Of Pennsylvania.
Universal Railway Products Com
panr.
Koppel Sales Company.
erality Of the foregoing descriptions.
the following. to wit:
The buildings known as the erecting
shop, machine shop. forge shop. car
shop. woodworking shop, track shop
power building. works once buildtne
and central ONCE building. and other
buildings belonging 10 the aforesaid
companies, or any Of them. at koppel
Beaver county. Pennsylvania : together
with all the machinery. boilers, appli.
ances. tools and equipment located in
the said buildings and At the plant of
the said company at the said place :;
all tracks sidinKs and cars: all the
light structural Steel Hats, round and
plate Iron. castings. car wheels, brake
wheels. rails. storage battery trucks.
bolts. rivets. finished cars, miscellaneous
lumher and supplies and raw stock
all finished. unfinished and partly hn-
ished material and MANUFACTURED arti-
Giles all Office furniture. books (e1elud-
ing books Of accounts. records). draw
'ngS. blueprints and models: belonging
to The Aforesaid companies, or any OF
them. located in Reaver county, Penn
sylvania.
ALI. the houses. in number about ~.
hotel building. about $50 acres Of lam
and about fhn plotted lots standing in
the name Of Eoppel Land Company. o-
any Of the Aforesaid companies. ait
uste az Koppel, Beaver county. Penn
sylvania. on part OF which property
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-17
GOSSIP or THE STREET
STOCK INVESTORS ARE SHY,
THOUGH CHEERING WAR NEWS
BUOYS MARKETS JNDERTONE
Financial Men Note Inclination to Refrain From Acv.
ity Until Real Purpose of German Movement
Is Revealed-Cossip of the Street

say that Notwithstanding favorable
was inclination
oa9s at until
army intends pressing bankers
cover more desperate drives would
tne Anes prepared
PRISE which Is a
Every
skyroketng
oiateN probable takes
Monday {
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Issue Many Thousands Of securi,ie.

HARRISBURG. July 17.--Certihcates Of
notification covering issrss OF many
thousands of dollars worth Of securities
by Pennsylvania electric companies havs
been announced BY the, Public Service
Commission. The Metropolitan Edison
Company. OF Readins, Esys notice Of
sylvania Utilities Company. Easton.
S143,0n0 OF equipment trust certificates.
and S6S,0oo Of notes; Chester Valley
Electric Company. Coatesv,lle. preferred
stock. $25.000 bonds Sb5,ooo: Penn
Central Light and Power Company. Al
toona. bonds. s28, 900 Hamburg Gas and
Electric Company. Hamburg. notes, $50
600
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-17

Harris burg. July 1I.-pennsylvania' s
output from natural resources during
iol7 is calculated by Colonel Henry e.
i,emming. OF this city. to have been
worth nearly $4,000, 600. 600. In n COM
pilation made for the state legislative
handbook for 1918. he says there are
679 minerals found in Pennsylva mia,
many OF which are protitably mined.
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TERMS OF SALE

:: 5 * .:s :s $: ,: @ e.. s% .s
:; = n {: : @ f. +: @ ; S ;i 4s: g S:Ss
S: : s% :s: :;;:: Z: @ $ s S sssS: & SO; a:
s ~ : Is : ,; i: ;: IT.; s: $t; sss ;s Il :s
] e it, s; sn e %s:: e. :.:s: s;; f. Il s
] ;: : :s:s; IL! # t. IL : #; Ss
% rns @ @ for :ss e: pst s.Ss sd the opening " such " " any time prior thereto
% 4 % ~: e; ~" :: % :S :; ;s = .s:,: =: hi: &C.:
. r.: *: @ IS &; ; Eli; = i: r.: : :%;: s =: e. s: e.: e 81:
;:;;: z: z: &; q; i: : e. : i: ass: !:
;; ri; ::: : :;;; $ G. r. $s ;.$ j : @ :: e: = =
5 psn :y% ssas % @ % % 's g
s: S: Ss:s s r b e &C.: :::; s 's : ::; & 3. IS
8! 81 : :: e: e. ;; q; Il: :: $ $ !: e;
IS Fl = :; # i: $: :::$ : t. E 4; ;: : :; ::: :
: $; :: $ ] $ $ ; e $ < r.; $, q: : ;s
% s % % ss sh f s s q. .. s: ss s ts ss
e.: :s ;tt @ .s ; ST.
. '; 81 @ 4 <. :; | e; % ;: @ IL ; i ::s s 5 : s s.
e.: E: $ Is ::: ERR, 1: .:
: ] ::: @ ] :: :;;! e.: &, T.;
s ss s:st the tern; z: :t; sy s.!sa s A' Property Custodian
ss :. Ss En- ss: 5 s s:;;$ .: s Il; s's:s:: = . &.
': IS; *: : g: T. e; e.: !; :: s ;:
MITCHELL PALMER. Alien Property Cat
%scIoskE sS IT, "s.:, M 4. " i. As.. r-,s, c.a ss
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Custodian Act Of
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Refined Sugars UNCHANGED

New York, July 1.-THE refined sugar
remains unchanged with all local re-
fining interests doing business on the
basis OF 7.boc. less per cent for cash
changed at S.055c for es degree
centrifugal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-17
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York. July 17.-On tn. call in
the coffee market this morning contracts
were offered rather freely. with scarcely
any demand In evidence. first prices
showing declines Of : to points The
only month traded in was December,
which sold al SS3. or six points below
the previous close.
Npc,,
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TENNsBURG. ia.
swARTnMORE. PA.

SWARTHMORE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
A school founded upon a basis OF true sin.
cerity. we'll equipped aud patronlzed by fam.
iles Of the hest class. Boys are moulded for
highest manhood and taught the true mean
ing of a useful life. Friends School. but
patronage Is non-.scta rian. Summer session.
Write for bkt., "Ths viston Of S,corthm ORE
A. II. TOMLINsON, Headmnster. Dent. 1.0,
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

Iac n 81 %: do. North Carolina, per standar rd
crate. $2 5OT3: do. North Carolina per pony
crate. 81 7jI2.5O: watern,elons southern.
k1I5 q 500.
VEGETABLES
Demand was only moderate but pricss
generally ruled steady. Quotations: White
potatoes. Norfolk and Eastern Shore per
Dbl No. $4@5; No 2. - 2SH 3..5; white
per Dbl. No I. $s1s@AIh; No. ., SII6H
$50; white potatoes. Jersey. per u .bushel
sweet potatoes, Jersey; per hsmper-No, I,
~: 5OG3: No. = 31.2aI 76; cucumhers. Nor
folk. per bbl. 81. 81 T2.SO; onions. Texas per
crate 81. 50G2; do, Jersey, per ss -bushei
basket Ssskst sl@ilc; a. ,JsSses: white, Per
per io0.ib. bag, i256I8aS: do. KentuckS
per l00;ls bag, So :5q35U; mushrooms. per
lb.. cog soc. =
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PROVISIONS

The market ruled firm. with a fair job
bling demand The following were the quota
aEss Sy S.st IN sss ana
45e; city beef knuckles and tenders t. smoked
and ao s eeef ssef
pork, family; s3a q? 3d. hams. S. =. cured; c
loo.e, .o'3 @sihG do, Skinned Sg Loose 9s 3S@
smoked. city cured. as to brand and average.
so,4 gSsi {: hams smoked western IN SSrsdi: nrsic
shoulders, s. P cured, loose, eah c; 40:
to average, loose, see: breakfast bacon. as
to brand and average. city cured. tis
breakfast bacon western cured. flc; laro,
western. refined. 2G1 Paw C; lard, pure city.
Lsttle rendered n oRi,
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

oocc cchicsse. July l1.-HogSHRsceigts ia.;;
KIN S"d. 'sse se.dy e 'Esr lower others nfss
saS sisaoGisso; i's;sS butsssr. f hssyy. SS SIZES
sor. s%,si' GssfsinS sn sesyy' sI5i'@i lisSSt
rough s1a. aOd17iO.
9, ,,cATTiE-Receipts. 10000 head. strong
steers selling sla Up. strong and active;
others Others and butchers cattle slow. about
ern and native lambs. $3.50.
.rtttsbursh. July Receipts.
sis6o GSs II; pi.s. sis.sn ais. ''s"' workers.
STEADY TOP shssp SIS: s'isip'i top iamSs iSc
rOn SAI;yIsEs-Reeeipts, isS head. steady.
East Buffalo. July Il, = CATTLE - Re-
ceipts; 200 head Market SLOW.
sicw,an easier. s7ais,2H: a few 1880
HOGs-Receipts. 500 head Pigs steady
others ns strons HEAVY. siS.ao@ 1918: mixed;
piss .,sns, ,s,s;soaie; rouEhs. 'isa issS: stass.
SHEEP AND LAMRs---Receip,s. 200 head.
la mhs. niG ts.s so: yea Rings. s10T18: weth-
ssrs tis ho@ii: ewes. s8Gi3 mixed sheep.
20 SS.th In,. ,.6G Omaha; n; July i7.-cArTLE--Re-
HoGs-Ranse siT.loTi7sS. '''' NO
&c Iksns91s In;. 1s ocn Sny. july lI.--cATrLE--Re-
to S3S higher hang s,S sSa 1 Se'" 20 cents
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-17

Kansas city, July 7-CATrIE--R.
ceipts 3. 600 head. STEADY.
TO 2ac higher Range s1G s6Nf IA 40
SHEEP--Receipts 1000 head Steady
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FRESH FRUITS

Peaches and canta!oupes of fine quality
scriptions showed little change. Quotations:
Apples. new. perl hamper mc gN; ~;
of Georgia. i3@sTs; Eiberta. 81. .nO14; do,
Oeorsia, per bushel ba sket; Ss@3;So; lemons,
sppi.s. Porto Rico. .Deg crate. s26s; DO.
crate 81 f5G5: cherries. California, per box
ely::.p; do New YSrk; per s-lb; ba.ksS .s 4
~ .prileo caG ArIsoms per p.r erI standsd
s1sts SiM@l.I5; do. Arizona, per pony
1flis, e:soSs u; DO Arisons. per nst q
Ss,'s||s';; = y - a;s 2 s's;: s;:;: I,
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STACNTON. W.
MERCERsBrRG. Pa.

MERCERSBl'RG ACADEMY offers A thor
oueh, physical. mental and moral training
for college or business. Under Christ'n mas.
ters from the great univ Loca In the Cum
berland Valley. ene Of .he most picturesque
for Cat. Ad. Bov fe0. william Mann Irvine,
LII. D.. HeadnPster. Mercersburg. IA.
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LITITZ. PA.
NEWARK. DEL.
Women's College of Delaware

To ,Comen de;,iIin. : hbe5..i education
ems College Of Delaware Offers unsxceiied
opportunities tt extremely 10y cost, situst-
hour from PHILADELPHIA. For cataioG write ts
Miss wINIFRED .. ROBINSON. Dsss,
Newark, Delaware.
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

Demand was fair and the market ruled
Arm under light offerings. We quote ON a
basis Of z. soc for fine granulated
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-17

mand readily absorbing the limited offerings.
Following are quotations: New York. whole
New York. whole-nilk. fair to good. fresh.
2sh q .5c. Wisconsin. whole milk. fancy.
26Ec: Wisconsin. whole-milk, fair TO sood.
BCTTEhI,Demand continued good and o the
tations: Solid packed creamery. extra. toc
hifh.scorps gSsSa ta@ass eords extra N iais rsts,
fancy brands Of prints jobbings st 5i1
BAG; choice, at soc: fair to good az iag tSc;
By rsts M sia s6@ l$:?6 per standard ease;
extra. hrsts. az 80 "a 1890 per cass; hrsts,
SI3.60 per case; fancy selected esss were
jobbing at 4945ic per dozen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-17

celpts 52nO head
sHEEP--Receipts. G5O0 head Cars. 4Is
. HoGS-Rarge S1i l0TtI.65
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POULTRY

LIvE-Choice stock met with fair sale at
quoted rates. Quotations: Fowls. 81 a 3Sc;
spring chickens, not Leghorns-Weighing l%
or lbs. apiece. 42Gp t4c; weighing 1glh lbs
apiece. 3G@ssc: white Lesh2rns, according
Pekin rs 63Oc; do. Indian Runner 2sd.Ic
guineas, per pair. sl.35@l l.i5; pigeons. old,
per pair. 40@45e; do. young. per pair ~
DRESSED POULTRY Was firm with
tkiRetieit kIsd fowls. ssanf IN bSls fancy drypicksd
fancy fancy selected. s7c; weisnins ! iss Az. and
old roosters, dry picked, asc; spring ducks.
Long Island, aaa ats; SQUADS. per. per doSsSm; e Il
s.aS; do, weishins DIl0 lbs, per dozen; do.S =;
sIGI 40; do, weighing = Ms. per dozen; SSg
(: dark, weighing ~. lbs. per dozen. 1870
q dark. s1.5Od2.50; small and No = SIG
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wOOpsTOcK. Va. ....
Massanutten Military Academy

Inculcates finest home traditions of the
ga Domnion Heslthful legation in beau.
Washing ton. Prepares for college. technical
schools and business, Music. athletics:
10 100 boys Rates $500. CataIos on request
Howard j. Benchof. A. NJ. Hendmaster
The Colfax chronicle., 1918-06-01
Colfax High school Closing.

The Colfax high school was brought
to close Friday night of last week
according to announcement, with a
graduating class of seven, viz: Gussie
Creighton. Lily Belle Goodwyn, Leli .
Baxley, Edith Cameron, EvaIrwin, Mary
Parish and Walter Murrell. The ad-
dress of Dr. D. L. Powers. dean of the
L. S. u. was magnificent effort, and
viii long be remembered by our people.
not only as gen of oratory but rich
in intellectual suggestions. Walter
Murrell was awarded the medal of the
Interstate Bank and Trust Co., for the
best essay on the subject assigned by
them, and Tom Linder was awarded
theJ. B. Roberts medal for highest
general average in the high school.
The Colfax chronicle., 1918-06-01

O.
Sugar for Preserving Purposes.
10 Grant Parish Merchants and Con-
sumers..
Inc government authorizes the sale
OF sugar for actual needs for preserv.
ing purposes without specifying any
special limit as to quantity. At the
suggestion of the State Food Admins
traitor, the parish food administrators
have been requested 70 fix the limit at
70 pounds per week to each family.
Mr.. c. F. Crockett. the food admins
TRAITOR for this congressional district.
has instructed me TO use the following
form Tor applications for sugar wanted
Tor preserving purposes, viz:
Grant Parish, La. 1918.
q. Z. Goodwin, Food Administrator:
Dear Sir : Please authorize me to
s.'.'..........-.-.-----.-~.-.- POUNDS >Of
sugar for preserving purposes. | cer-
tify that this sugar will be used exclu-
sively for preserving fruits.
(Signed)
Ihe above sale is authorized.
The Colfax chronicle., 1918-06-01

The teachers composing the Colfax
high school faculty have returned t.
the ir homes. Mrs. Emily Lemee t.
Montgomery, Miss Rachael Norgress
to Patterson, Miss Earl Greer to Rus
tor, Miss Vera Dawson to Haynesyille,
and r.. F. E. Houeye to Amite.
The Colfax chronicle., 1918-06-01

Mrs w. D. Lurry went to Shreve-
port last Sunday. taking with her two
of her children, Hugh Thomas and
Sarah Francis, to have their tonsils and
adenoids removed. Both children have
been operated on and are doing nicely.
The Colfax chronicle., 1918-06-01

Mr.. ]. D. Givens and family are
packed up and ready to move to Peson.
La Trey expect to be able to get a
car today Saturday. to load their
household goods, and viii leave within
the next two or three days.
The Colfax chronicle., 1918-06-01

Little Miss Francis Williams. who
has been staying with her aunt, Mrs.
D. NJ. Mcknight, to attend the Colfax
high school. has returned to her home
at st. Francisvrlle.
The Colfax chronicle., 1918-06-01

Mrs. j. L. Morantini has received
1887. 81 benefits from the Benevolent
Knights of America, This money was
paid to her in less than three weeks
from the date the notice Of the death
of Mr.. Morantini was received at the
Knights headquarters
The Colfax chronicle., 1918-06-01

Misses Vivian and Bsrnice McNeely
entertained most delightfully."- last
Wednesday evening with rook party
complimentary to their guest, Miss
Greene of Natchitoches. After several
games were played delicious salad
course with fruit punch was served
the guests.
The Colfax chronicle., 1918-06-01

Messrs. R. NJ Dunn and w. D. Lur-
ry and DR.. F. o. Maxwell are the Grant
parish members of the 9th senatorial
Democratic executive committee. which
is to meet at Winfield on June II.
The Colfax chronicle., 1918-06-01

Mr.. Philo NJ. Goodwin came up from
Camp Beauregard last Friday evening
to attend the commencement exercises
of the Colfsx high school.
The Colfax chronicle., 1918-06-01

Misses Vida and Teresa Lurry were
guests at dinner dance in Alexandra
last Tuesday evening. given by Miss
Esther Thorsell.
The Colfax chronicle., 1918-06-01

The body of Henry Hunter, coiored,
who died at Camp Pike. Ark, was
brought to Colfsx this week and turn
ed over to relatives for burial.
The Colfax chronicle., 1918-06-01
he above sale is authorized.
Food Administrator

Food Administrators.
Parties needing sugar for preserving
purposes are requested to make the
above written or typed request and
send 1t to me at Colfax. and in every
case where am satisfied the request
is genuine ! will be pleased to author
ize the sale.
Merchants making the sale are re-
quired to endorse on this certificate the
price OF the sugar and date of sale, and
preserve the certificate as their auu or
ity for making the sale.
H. G. GOODWIN,
Grant Parish Food Administrator.
The Colfax chronicle., 1918-06-01

Forty drafted men left Colfax last
Tuesday for Camp Beauregard. with
Mr.. H. Gaston FaraIdo. one of the
number. in charge as captain
The Colfax chronicle., 1918-06-01

Miss Annie Greene, of Natchitoches,
is guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. H. McNeely.
The Colfax chronicle., 1918-06-01

Mrs. F. B. Cole and son Godfrey left
last Saturday for Nashville. Tenn, for
q summer visit to her father and moth
The Colfax chronicle., 1918-06-01

Mrs. J. H. Stevens and little son of
Shreveport are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. H. McNeely.