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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-01-05
Notice

Notice
Hunting, .trappir G aud ,respass:ne
are hereby prohibited on prop, r
ties of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Calow
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-01-05

1t was moveo Ivy Mr. ..'Dr'aurr <
and. by NJ. Duf, enc. that the fol-
low gapproxlmated tabieau OF The
expenses Of the Parish Of St. Char
les tor the current year ending
June goth 1913
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Sex on Red Church Cemetery
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-01-05
OTE/LI4L Iii RI

Sccon' Conqress;cra
Member of Congress II { rr.
Eighth Senatorial In;
State Senator.
Judges lie F!euiv
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DEFENDS USE OF SHODDY
AND REVOKED WOOL
rr" onieials 81 Wool .As.ocIntion de-
clare Goats Arc Just as
Warm as Needed.

- ~ u i '|s
wAsiiINGTON, January Use of
reworked wool or shoddy. instead Of
cotton. for mixture in WOODEN cloth for
the army was vigorously defended be-
tore the Senate Military Committee TO-
day by Colonel John l.. Wood, OF the
engineers reserve corps. former pres
ioent Of the National Association Of
Wool Manufacturers and winthrop /.
Marvin. OF Boston, secretary of the
association. 10th declared the new
garments as warm or warmer than
those made under the old specifications,
and insisted that the substitution wa
necessary to conserve the wool supply.
The witnesses gave the committee its
.rst information concerning tho origin
II the shoddy order. They said il was
proposed by a committee OF the Manu-
Association and was adopted
over the opposition of o~uartcrnaster-
General Sharpe and Charles f:isenman.
chairman OF the Defense Council sup
plies committee.
Mr.. Marvin told the committee that
tho government had lost etwcc 500
900. 900 and $4,000 900 by failing u
accept raw wool offered last April by
Boston and Philadelphia trade
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CROSS, SICK
CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP OF FIGS
Lock nj tongue! Ii fcycrish,
bilious, cunStipated, fake
no chances.
"CaIiiornia Syrup OF Figs" can't
harm tender stomach,
liver, bowels.

Don't sc"ld your frc,ful. peevish
child. See il tongue is coated: this is
a sure sign its little stomach. liver
and bowels are ciogged with sour
waste.
When ~iistless. pale. feverish. fun OF
cold. breath bad. throat sore. Doesn't
eat. sleep or act naturally, has stom-
achachc. indig cStiou. diarriloca, give "a
tciSpoonful Of california syrup OF
Figs, and III a few hours all the foul
waste. the sour bile and fermcntinr
food passes out Of the bowels and YOU
nave a well and playful child again.
children love this harmlcss fruit
laxative" and mothers can rest easy
after giving ii. because il never fails
10 make their little "insides" clean
ami sweet.
Keep 1t handy, mother. \ little given
to-day saves u sick child tomorrow.
but get the genuine. ASK your drug
sisl Tor Il bottle or California
Syrup Of Figs" which has directions
for babies. children OF all ages and
for Srown-ups plainly on the bottle.
Remembers there arc counterfeits sold
here. so surely look and see that yours
is made by the California Fig Syrup
Company" Hand back with contempt
u other fig syrup.-Adv.
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COMBINE ALL AGENCIES
TO FACILITATE WORK


WASHINGTON. January T.-Combi-
nation Of the three separate functions
which have been exercised by as many
different Observation-Disclosures. financial
and war suppiies-is the purpose of the
appointment OF Earl Reading az Brit
ish ambassador in Washington TO sue
coed Sir Cecil SprinE-Rice. as the situa-
ton is understood BY off,
Gals here.
some confusion has followed the in
detailed and explicit statement of Bril-
dependent operations OF the N~or.hcliIc
H'ar mission--:he technical military and
naval attaches bureau and the diplo-
matte bureaus of the embassy proper.
Il has been found dihicult for these
separate commissions and agencies to
transact their business with the state
Department. the War and Navy De-
p2rtmants and the Treasury Depart
ment here. without overlap piping and
confusion.
When Foreign Minister Ealfour was
in tho United States the subject o. a
eo-sanizatio of the business meth
DDS o! tie embassy here was discussed
and plans were formed along the limo
OF those about to be executed now for
the relief OF Sir Cecil Spring-Rice. at
III: own request. by an official specially
trained in Ia ". business and hnance.
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TO CUT SHORT 4 COLO
TAKE A CAL0TAB
The New CaIOnIcl Tablet That
is Entirely Purified Of Nausc-
atinS and Dangerous Quail
ties.

~ all tn" medicines in the world IN.
doctors prize ral"iN"l most highly 10
break up u cold overnight or 10 cut
snort an attack Of grippe. sore throa,
o. q dccp-scntcd cough and possibly To
prevent pneumonia. Now tina all OF it's
unpleasant ana dangerous qualities
nave Dcct removed. the new kind Of
'alono' called "Calotabs" is the doc
tors idcal treatment for colds, etc.
ono calotah on the tongue AT bed.
Time with a swallow Of water,-that's
Az. y" salts. no nausea nor the
slISAtc&t Interference with your cat
ing. your work or pleasures. Ncs,
morning your cold has vanished and
your whole system is purified and re-
frcshcd. calotabs il sold only in orici-
nal scaled packages: price thirty-fy.
cents, Your druggist recommends and
guarantees caiotabs by e%rfundinI tho
prlcc ~ Nou arc not dclightcd.--Adv.
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VERNON BARNETT NOT
IN FATAL AUTO RIDE
Had Walked Across Frozen niSer
"ttbeut Waiting for His Brothers
"a Come Ter Him.
ESPECIAL 70 Tho rimes-Diepatch.)

Especial 20 II Times-Dlspatch.)
PETERSBURG. VA. January -
Later n~fornation is TO the effect that
ont two OF the brothers. Burnett,
James and Rowland. OF Charles city
County. were drow ned II the James
River on City Point on Saturday night.
Vernon Barnett. the youngest OF the
three, = member o! the Three fun
dree and Eighteenth infantry at Camp
Lee, was not in the automobile in
which the others we're seated and
which crashed through tho ice. he
tired Of waiting for his brothers
10 con:e for him. are walked across
The frozen river. thus saving his; life.
When the other broth crS on arriving
at city Point. finding that Vernon hal
gone ahead on foot. started TO recross
the James River in their car Without
apprehension. when about one hum
dred yards from City Point the lea
suddenly gave sws.y, and the car and
occupants were plunged to the bot
rom or the river. The machine was
cioaed. ana the two men hnd no chance
for their lives. The machine was
located and ropes aud chains were
placed about ii. but i, could not bs
raised. owing 10 the hanger or such
an attempt. The services of a diver
from Newport News have been Sc
cured for the recovery Of tho bodies.
Automooiies had crossed the river ut
ms point at intervals on Friday avn
saturday without miShap.
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Starr
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40 North Second street.
We Are No Stronger
Than Our Fighting Blood

ing Influence. the germs OF disease
cannot find lode mcnt. but are promptly
expelled. and good health is assured
But you should Lake no chances with
this mainstay OF defense. Impurities
arc liza bic to creep into your blood and
SO weaken your system that II is I'M
able to resist eve the most ordinary
ailments. This means the beginning
OF the attack. which will result in the
undermining Of your health.
S. S. s.. the worlds most renowned
blood remedy, will keep the blood
absolutely pure and free Of every
trace OF impuritS. This great old
remedy, which has been in constant
use for more tina fifty years. keeps
the system i'm perfect condition by
purifying the blood and cleansing it
thoroughly. Write for valuable book
let about tho blood supply. sent. free
by Swift Specific Co, y 265, Swift
Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
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j. C. H..
ST the Lyric.

~ the Lyric.
Train delay caused the omission Of
the afternoon show At the Lyric yes
terday. but the opener last night paid
we'll those who saw fit 10 come again.
Harry Thorne and a company or three
VI over a well-acted comedy skit.
Under One Roof" It deals With the
married life of Il hcnpecked husband.
and 4 husband-pecked wife. and is
amusing through to the end. Cecile
Holmes. playing the husba nd-pecked
Wife. proves extremely clever.
Ned Nedworth. supported by a COM
pany OF two, lets a ilow OF utter non
sense pcrcolate for half an hour. En-
tcrtainment arises from the very moth
nj OF what happens, II Ned re-
ceiveS 4 curtain call III which he tells
his audience just how easy IL is to he a
comedian. lie looks the part and acts
il. too.
Sam IIeArn makes his fddlc and bow
ca pttal, and earns his way into the
hearts of the house. Coupled with his
playing, which runs the samut from
classic to rastime. is some witty
monologue. II takes.
Mankichi and COMPANY. which doubt
less means in Japanese, men clever
ct barrel throwing" he'll from the
Flowcry Kingdom. and hold the audi
ence witli q brief and snappy bit OF
Oriental juggling. barrel hurting, and
top spinning. The Jops do not fail to
make their act funny.
The Pnthc pictures of current events
are interesting as usual.
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LORD ON WAY
HERE TO HANDLE WAR
Earl Heading Selected by England
Ms Representative to look
After Special Work.
NoRTHcLlEFE nor TO RETURN
New Appointec Was Attorney-Gcn-
erai, and in October, 1913, Was
Elected to the Post OF Lord Chief
Justice.

LONDON, January 6.-Earl Reading.
i-oro Sniet Justice. will 20 10 tho
Ihited states as direct representative
OF the British War Cabinet. according
10 tho Daily Express. While Earl
reading will have the title of ambas-
sador. purely diplomatic matters viii
be IN the hands OF 4 charge d'anaires.
the carl controlling war activities.
Earl Readings work will. according
TO the understanding III Official circles.
deal mainly with financial and general
business matters. and he will be re-
liered of the ordinary AMBASSADORS
functions OF %handlin.: numerous minor
diplomatic rotations which consti-
,ute = large part OF the elnbassH's work
Colonel l.. ID. Swinton. Assistant Sec
rotary of the War Cabinet. and n OF
the o~risinators OF tho British tank. will
accompany the Lord Chief Justice as
an attache.
The appointment OF Earl Reading as
the ambassador is primarily for wsr
purposes. X is said. and probably means
that Niscount Northclihe viii! not re
turn TO the United States as head OF
the permanent British mission. Lord
Nortihclife will continue the active di-
rtction In England OF the American
mission Offices.
Earl heading was Acknowledgement
OF England as Sir Rufus Isaacs. In
October. 1913. he WAS appointed Lord
Chief Justice TO succeed Lord Aver
stone. and was elevated to the peeraSe
in December OF that year. He was one
OF the leading members Of the Anglo
French financial commission which Wis
tied the United States in 1915. In 1915
he was created viscount. and presided
at the trial Of Sir RoEer Easement.
His last visit TO the United States was
In September and October of 1917.
Ear! Reading presided at the Antlo-
American war conference in London IN
November and during the same month
was created earl.
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MACNATES TALK TRADES
WAR TAXES ALSO PROVES
VERY IMPORTANT TOPIC
nid ied,rsi League Peace Agreement
Also t"pes Up for Another Con-
sidrrlIlnn.
81 Associated r;e>

81 NssoNIsteu !te%N -,
'INSi>\Alt '"t"a'H ''-l's"cS -"
tl'eh mete trades were "'st"SSe" o>
tue score OF "sscha" masnatcS IN toWh
'e-"aN 70 'tten" VIC Na'i"ha1 'eHl'"tS,
son meeting nero 'o.mor,'N' ou' no
'r'"eS TsSu!'eu iiom 'hc a'sV.S>'on ~
50 l"' . StcS" OBSERVATION 'ou'u ''.i To-
NiSa'
~ an informal iaeHl:'S o. tnc Ma
,'""'. '.""A"e m'na's,S we San!cot %
va 'FNc> otVV'u 70 o." ~" most in'e'-
SS'""-, '"P!.. ''sNfNES !" 'he mec'fns
! ,s."'.' .c"', n"u "pNo'h''" =" com
".'t''' u" consult VIA government ont
'"tS ''"'N' y" '.' payment 90 Whi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-08
LAMAR STILL IN JAIL
Of Rulss Prevents "rhe WeIf
Of Wall street" Gettisg On,
Monday.
lRy Advocated Pres.

ATLANTA, GA. January T.--D1v!d
Lamar, who has hnen serving a two
year term ia the Federal pkn.tcntiagy
here for i~mptisonatins former Con-
Eftssman 4. Mitchell Palmer, Of Penn
t:ivoni.. must rcrpoin behind the bars
for another two months. Lamar wollo
have been released from the penitent!-
airy today II his allowance OF good
tint had not been forfeited by on
u prison rules some time
ago. IL - expected that when he IL
released from the Atlanta Institution,
Lamar, dubbed during his trial az The
Wolf OF Wall Street" viii be re-
arrested BY New York authorities and
taken 10 that state 20 serve a sentence
Il one year on Blackwelrs Island.
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Physical Fitness Our Sole Re-
lance.

The great world struggle will be
won ny stamina. Courage without
physical fitness is absolutely worth
less. That is why our great army is
made up only of men who are without
the slightest phYsica! defect.
But thc.e IS a constant warfare
closer home. that you arc vitully in
terestcd in. II is tho warfare Of dis
ease against YOU health, a struggle
that is always going on. and one for
which you must always keep your sys-
tenn prepared.
And your blood supply is tho fortress
upon which You must depend. If it is
kept pure and free from any weaken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-08
MIST N0T PRINT NEWS
OF ATTACKS BY FLYERS

Concerning the r1ost recent bomb
attacl; b" a Germaa nyinf machin, on
l-onGon, nothing ma" ~ puSliahed.'
Attention i drawn 10 The frto:rri
~ hNiaor 1t the front often caused
when IL aplears. rom the selection CT
captions :cl the reports OF the war
events. What the press. out OF need for
5ens"t'on Or aw~@wardness does not
permit the recognition or which event
y Ia" Nost iiaportsnt."
Iht publication ana discussion Of
The resolutions adopted in q strike
.~n""tiN: Of tho Leipzig unions and o.
. telegram sent TO the imperial Chan
'eior are not permissible"
The pGfl!cition il 10 be avoided
o. anything concerning the state OF
the clothing material btsiness and con-
corning the purchase or clothing ma
,efiai in TIE occupied districts as well
- in SWITZERLAND"
Advertisements of undertaking. cs.
'ah!i5hucnts which scel; tho rcn.ova
Of the hcdi"s 81 fallen soldier. are no.
10 be acrcpled.'
~ - nor d.sirtd 10 discuss or .,cr
% mention the German im]rortatjons
from abroad. especially from HoIl4 ma
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Claim II Monop0Iy min.

WASHINGTON. January 1.-Cnder
agreement to vote before tho end Of
the day on tho coal and oil land leasing
nili. the senate to-day considered a
number OF amendments. The bin. OF
tremendous Importance to tho West.
mas had II stormy career. and just now
~ under attack here by Il propaganda
which charges il with being framed to
further monopoly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-08
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
C0NVENEs TOMORROW
Dehiocratic Caucuses to he Held in
Each Branch for Organiha.
ttoD Tonight.
SENATE OFFICIALS HOLD OVER
Speaker Harry II. Houston and
Clerk John W. Williams to Bo re.
Elected, Without Opposition, i'm
tho House OF Delegates.

Democratic members OF the Senate
ana House VIII meet ia separate eau
cuses tonight to nominate candidates
for the various Offices In the two
branches Of the C;cncral Assembly.
which will convene Tomorrow for it's
reg uiar sixty-day biannual session.
The Senate il. by virtue of action
taken two Years aIo. an organized
body. all the officers having been elect
cd at that time with IL tenure OF Of
lice to hold over this session. Due
to the Illness of Major Moses NJ. Greene,
OF f~auGuicr County. there viii probably
be nominations FOR d~oorkccpcr OF the
Senate. &. Harding Walker Is prcsi-
dent protein. Observation-Disclosures J..
Taylor Eilyson will be presiding officer
until February l, at which time r.. T..
Buchanan. his successor. viii take tho
chair as Lieutenant Governor. Tho
chatrmanships OF tho important COM
mittccs in he upper branch remain
virtually intact.
HOUSTON AND WILLIAMS
HAVE Nj OPPOSITION
In the House there will he noinlna-
tons for all tho Offices. John Williams
being tho only officer to hold over from
last session. His tenure VIII continue
until tho speaker is elected. Then Mr.
Williams will have 10 be reelected. lie
has no opposition for the position as
clerk. Harry +. Houston. Of Elizabeth
City, Will doubtless be Speaker. az he
also Is u~nopposed. ceant-at-Arms
j. NJ. Johnson. Of Rockbridge County.
has registered 10 opposition: neither
has First Doorkcepcr Ncwhous-, OF
Culpoper. II il reported that Second
D~oorkccpcr TruSlow viii be opposed.
Thr TWO branches OF tho General As
semhly viii be organized for tho first
day Of the session on Wednesday,. IAN
uary 9 At noon. Al this time they VIII
receive tho mmunicatio from the
Secretary OF the commonwealth. Colo
mel B. O. James. as TO tho new mem
bors Of tho body. Later a committee.
appointed for the especial purpose. viii
wait on Governor Stuart 10 advise him
that tho General Assembly IS ready ana
waiting 20 hear his message. II IL pre-
sumcd that tho Governors message will
e sent 10 the two chambers. as il hn-
not been reported that he viii address
- joint session.
JOINT DEMOCRATIC
Caucus THURSDAY NIGHT
There will be a joint caucus OF the
Democrats in the TWO branches or
nominating candidates for places on the
supreme cour, Of Appeals. tho circuit
and city judgcsliips. There viii follow
in tho session elections OF judges in
those courts where the appointments
expire February ]. 1918 and 1919; also
in the cases OF the Governors APP
pointccs-Marrin r. Burks and Robert
II. Prentis. l., is a certainty that
these two ~juris;s Will have no opposi-
iion. /, has been rumorcd that In tho
cave Of one or two OF the corporation
Jrdseships there may be some oppoai-
ton.
Tomorrow might viii be the Cover
nor's reception to the members OF the
Assembly and tho heads Of the depart
mcnts OF the State and their wives.
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HIGH TEMPERATURE OPENS
JAMES RIVER AND BAY
i'nrt or Ferry Service between New
port News and Norfolk Resume.
OncratlnnA

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. January -
itiBher temperatures yesterday and to-
u'S broke the Ice in james River.
chesapeake Bay and Hampton Roads.
resulting IN part resumption OF ferry
service between this city and Norfolk
ana other shipping activities.
The past week was tho frs, time
In years that shipping had been COM
pictcly tied up here on account OF
ice.
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cotton Plants n<su.e.

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. January THE
10 Or more cotton mills in tho Tied-
mont acction % the Carolinas which
operate on hydro-clcctrtc power fur
n!shed by the Southern Power Com
pany. reaume ed operation this morning.
after having been closed down since
Friday noon,
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Death OF II. Newton sml,h.

j.. Newton Smith. bridge carpenter
foreman Of the Norfolk and Western
Halfway Inc a resident OF Petersburg.
died suddenly in ~I.ynchburs, SATURDAY..
afternoon. The hody has been brought
nome for burial. He Is survived BY his
wlic ana -four sona and three daughters
james r.. Bcnpanin ". Reunic Mel
hobert -. and Misses Grace. Frances
ana Virginia smith. all Of Petersburg.
\ brother and sister also survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-08
OKLAHOMA HEAVYWEIGHT
TO MEET FRANK FULTON
Moran nNble TO Leave Training Camp
and Asks ts Re Excused.
Other sparta.

NI.W ORLEANS. ,|lanuary ..--Cal,
Morris Oklahoma heavyweight. has
necn substituted for Frank Moran. Of
I~tiisbu'5h. "a tsn. Fred Fulton. OF
Rochester. MINI, In tho twcnty-sound
bo"t to be staged here January IS. ac-
'"rd!n2 to announcement to-day BY
~" matchmaker 10: . local athletic
c!uh. Moran t"lcS-aHhed he vas un-
aol" 10 obtain leave from n. Spartan
putf. :. g. training camp. where he
~ boxing instructor. 70! ID au4r $. lie
"HeTcd TO meet Fulton here February
=. Local promoters said the would
Try tO arrange tic march
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Notes Of Inters,.

The Petersburg Chan,her
meroe WIZ mold It's annual meeting and
oahfhet Tomorrow night. h mae,-
ing WIZ be q very important ono ami
81 the banquet there viii be s.vsra,
prominent guests and speakers.
-. the weekly meeting Of Methodist
pastors to-day good reports far an .h.
churches were received. A comn,t,,..
was appointed 10 consider tho ady.Isa-
bility Of undertaking . union eyanse-
liatic service In Petersburg some tim E
during tho year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-08
Ipiep Services pr4..,

- 'he meeting Of the Ministerial,
Union Of Petersburg tbn 'sl
unite the Protestant bodies -, ~ w.
~ " union evangelical effort during ~.
se"I was discussed. apd u con,mi,tre
enresrn.tng each drnomination Hpas
nppoihted TO consider and report on ths
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shot by HIghvayme..

> hohertson. an employee of the
,ru ROM Company. was shot through
me its Saturday evening nv negro
hahd'ts. who held him up and tricd ia
.oo liiin. Robertson shouted for 9eln
|h." nero up. and one OF the negroes
n"ut IN lor refusing to submit. The
u"ne OF mo leg was broken hy tho h.u
Robertson IL i'll the On ron, ha.a
ana TWO Of the negroes are unIs.
arrest. " "huel
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U~ipc,nun Elected

NEW ORLEANS. january "a !.
I~fcinc,uan was reelected president -
the New Crlcar- Baseball ANA Amuso.
;ncnt Company. the New orleans mem
her OF the Southern Association, at a
meeting OF the directors tonight.
tIoincman stated that the i.ls man
agership would be oncrcd 10 John
.12ohbs, who handled the relicans last
years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-08
POSTPONE MEET OF
BASEnkII nxG>spEs

CINCINNATI. January The an
nual meeting of the National baseball
Commission has been postponed until
Tomorrow, because President Johnson.
of the American League. could not
leach her, ~ time for the session to-
day. Johnson liz Snowbound
Ecre and (ninI 20.