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ruIrIuN MAIiI,Ius


NI.W YON. December id.-hT Increasing.
@ Sa.h NV ." ." a N!Sg rd 10 shs arr
.l,Inco IA the cotton market To-day. .ihe
egnem !', g"Scd YER S!e"dy ,n At ,, /" w.,
OPENED steady at an advance OF L to
p"u,- on 'cnor'f ,ha, 'h :.,, hai bee"
i|cprua' sm"wGn, ArgGr"'HE to priya,s
r.n",rtcd 1" = tee, 10 POM =, taking cf.
Ir"t with tho February ai.u'..,n, - r"om
y9,r' Otherwise myht b" found al slightly
lower figures and IN. reiaii',,.y cas- rnl;
inarLc, Was suppressed t" ha reflection OF
Tic prospect iur r"duucd cost ~ imports, ."h
buye, here. white there was q good q .ntnu
fr"m trade sources There was enough real.
4 cen, higher Ia cause moderate reactions.
ia, nriccs soon hrm'd up aEain, owing {"
srot markets with D"cemher touching $50
'r : po!uts uc, higher "n III active month
The close waS AT mprroNim.atc!y tic hGs
sul;jiug during he afternoon tina, ,oisd
frIbr cotton was nov io"ding "a Now ~,
ror - IN nra' future, .E"~"r's we're also
,'ir'nia Hns, 'i'", '"y":ai ."roirn irins we
III ,nia,..is. ani il w., v.tinat"d In Cow.
,,o,torf that, Strain would REQUIRE about
Maw u y%T Gs s Sc. !" ! rsf iY,
uA!s~ Ninui p"rtS- stock 40, Iuics.
~ @ cS %,as 5 II S% "t sI"sh 4I as
ionI for week 1T all ports iccrtpts. a..
o. bales. oNrnri>. SOP bales
rola Tor :.as"n E"ccnts, 2ioio7'; bales;
exports i6ci,Ij: bales.
NEW ORLEANS. p"ccmhcr i6--An ad.
>.,u.ir.: tr.idcnvY Was ma .niuinr,' IA cotton
,t,rnu.I,out IN" sc>Siuu Ia dIN. mainly as the
r"'uT of huiiish feeling REGARDING tho Sp":
siiI,tiou. ON tn" first c2i lie near months
NOR. of I" rcsnis hat strength d"vci-
,ur,, quickly. sad before the session was
ycrV old The most active months we're 30
,,o!nt. w. with only sn'nl rcc"ss."ns No
.,liling the improvements gradually
: :, ,i,IancI hi:h levels being reached IN no
~, low minutes when the market .stoca q
nc rise OF 10 Ia - POINTS. January touch
Ia. - a. The close WAS CO tn Z! IN r.
,nniinucd increase In cNpnrts expectations
al ', better .uot inquiry and talk Of hull'sh
,.,,Sls bureau report ginning Friday
,or, The bul!'rh features, Tho contract rm.-
~. only med rratcly active but there were
.wcars aud The only periods whch offerings
yw,rn nj all liberal were when longs we're
r.,Iaing. 'rh.. discount on contracts again
.. usCh much hscusSion. and was the bn Via
or more or loss buyine. Spot quotations were
raised IS points. which nut middling TO 20
Genus
RICHMOND rGOpUCE MARKCT
Wholesale Quotations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17

N.W iVkN December 10 Mercantile.
ld''!t . STERLING s!ltY-tiay b,li- II .g.-..
tDnluc. riai sixty day biiis uT bank {: -
.,.slEi' rr'ai -i%t-day tlls Ai2g. d-riar
siIH-.t 'h!''". 1900 Government nor .
"i-N ai-"aI bonds heavy Time loan.
rlr"ns st>ty day. ninety days am, ~
l'"ui!.s 'ii. Cat. money easy. r:l "a,
rate He acccpianccs. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17

Many genuine 5nrsnins are offered
n tho Want Ads to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17

RICHMOND r"OpUCE MARKET
Wholesale <fuotations.
4N.Hl,ct Quota lions From. Actual Sales.
BY Woodaon. CraiS Co. Inc.,, Richmond. Va,)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-17

SEM NbHi Dcrcmhrr Ii Port move
iu,u, Mddlimr $50 bn'c>: stock. l7;,ai5
I.,g, Minor p"rtS STOCK, 80, .,rics'
tlo.l TO-DAY NJ an norris Receipts. ~ so
I,p .o-, exports GIoi. bales: stock. I.iia.;a:,
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-03-23

Notice
Hunting, ,trapping and tresPass'ne
IRE hereby prohibited on proper
les Of MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Cadow
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H,7 Y yrtK AND EASTFf
IN .Sr CHAPLhS PARISH

,,,,a csre,non;es of Holy Week in ST.
Charles Parish, viii. be as follows
Palm Sunday, March Gath
Set Mass at Lu!ing at 1880 A. M, al
1olv Rosary Church, 10 A. M Solemn
Blessing of tbs Palms, followed by the
Procession and High Mass
,,1p NJ. Wav of the Cross and Bene
,1;ct;ou of the Most Blessed Sacrament
Holy Thursday. at A. NJ ooie'"'
t1;ah Mass. Procession to the Repository
Stripping of the Affairs
A+aP.M., Sermon on the INSTITUTION
of the Holv Eucharist. Singing OF Tue
Stabat Mater
~ night, nom 9 to 10, Exercise OF the
HOY Hour A..
n,r;rg the day, the alteration OF the
blessed Sacrament will be kept by the
,,,,ers If the .Nlter's Society and the
,cao-,c Of the Sacred Heart
Good Friday, March 18th, at A. NJ, ,
t,,. following ceremonies, Adorat'oh VI
,he Cross, Mass of the pre-oane'iheu
ot4p. NJ, Way of the Cross
,,o,,. SATURDAY., March Goth, at $50 "A
NJ messing of the Fire, the Pascal Call
~. and Baptisnal Water, Solemn High
Mass,
ra,ter Sunday, March 3lst
No. az 7 A. NJ, sharp
,.,o , NJ. Solemn High Mass ser
10, an the Feast, Beuedicsion OF 'he
Blessed Sacrament
a+4A NJ, at Luling, Sermon ana nehe
d;ction of the Most Blessed Sacrament
I'M Saturday April 9th. Mass Will oe
said at paradis in order to enaoie ''.e
people of this place to perform Tue"
Faster duties
,ha Reverend Pastor extends his WISH
peaceful Easter and calls upon
mn, ths blessings of the Almighty
NAV ne Lord eloriously risen from 'he
49,, ,raut TO all his graces and taVofs
and make our beloved parish happy anu
nros, crous more and more. -,
On Tuesday March 10Th, St. Joseph
da, FIR the first time in the life OF .hS
anr;s,, The small children will receive
p pI1s communion III body in order te
nerform as requested by the mother u,
church their Isaster duty and receive .n'
blessings of the Lord who mas SA'''
con,e TO ME tile little ones
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-03-23
NOTICE

sfIn accordance with the terms of an or
dinance adopted by the Police jury OF
the Parish of ST. Charles, the Police Jul
nv of the Parish of ST. Charles will re-
ceive seal proposals for the purchase at
no. less than par and accrued interest Of
a certain road bond issue of Seventy
Thousand dollars $50, 900 OO) authorized
by road district No. 2 of the Parish of
St. Charles at an election held i'll said
district on the 9th, day of March 1917,
The bid will be accompanied by certl-
fed cheuue to the order of the President
Of the Police Jury of the Parish of st.
Charles, certified by Louisiana Bank,
for Twenty Five hundred dollars (S25OO.-
OO); the cheque of the successful bidder
will be credited on his purchase price or
forfeited to the Parish of ST. Charles in
the event of his failure to fulfill the con-
ditions Of his bid The cheques of all un
successful bidders will be returned to
them on rejection of their bid
The successful bidder will be furnish
ed a proper legal opinion as to tue validi
dity of the bonds at the expense of the
Parish
All bids must be unconditional and ad
dressed to the Police Pury o. the PARISH
of St. Charles, Hahnville, Louisiana
with statement on the envelope that it
, contains bid for the bond issue offered
and the said bids will be opened in pub
lie session at ten clock A NJ, on Satur
day, March 23rd, 1918, at Hahnville,
Louisiana. The Police Jury reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
For any further information concern
ing said bonds or the proceedings lead
ing thereon apply to H. l.. Favrot, spec
i counsel, Alb Henneu Bldg, New Or
leans, La.
| P-esidena, Police Jury
Pelicien Lorio.
Frank Schexrayd-e
Secretary Police Jury
Parish of St. Charles.
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=: =. It vas moved by Nj. De'a"n" \
snI.hv NJ. Dat en> Tt The 20
.ow,ug ,,,n,sxlrna'ef tab|eanot The
X enSes u t;,e Parish at s.. Char
= Tor nc current year ending
June goth 1913
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to Pluquemines Par sh, where n"
was employed 1T thr t me OF hi
death was d citizen Of k!t;' n. ii
was at ore time President at the
School, Board. member Of l.a'"nr--
che Levee Board and Their h..iff.
Deceased was unmarried. =
leaves two sisters and OF p 0 ef
to mourn his demise and host Of
friends who will never be able :"
forget the open hearted ans g, r~'
Gus jimmy"
His remains we're iute.ed II.
Greenwood cemetery. New .,
leans La, (, being escorted ny IL {
tves and friends
TO the ber-aved we extend gu;
sincere wishes Of sympathy IN this
their hour of sorrow
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Z fIf|.+I

Second Cong, s:;"r.1' I 80
Member Il Cou.,..: {. -
Eighth Senatorial j.'si't'
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Notice

Public notice is hereby given thai
tresspassing. fi'bIng, trapping and
moss picking on all properties be-
longing to the La. Cypress Lum-
Der Co. inst. Charles is strictl,
prohibited. anyone caug on Said
properties will be punished to the
fuIl extent of the law
Geo. Cousin
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The best OF the good of.::s.

All tbs experiments 81 re Cover.
nent food eSpors and ,ce a.os..:3
trainers sf ya!c C:i' cr:a, ts.te
that oegraa ss:er> a-o ~ e.sonsts1
and hsalthiest Quake -Sgnnh GA
stands at tic head OF tie Est u ce-.,..
foods y IS bot only the tese t,1d,
but it's the cheapest food ON e.,t,..
Packed in tins it viii keep sweet asaa
Gssh Anywhass ineis6uitely.
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sImnortant Notice

important Notice
No burial into the cemeteries OF
the Holy Rosary's church and des
Allemands will be allowed unless &C
companied by burial permit from
the local Registrar (Po~, Master
Habnvile s DIS Alemsn Isl as per
orders from the Louisiana state
Board of Health
w. Parrot Pastor
Sexton of the sad C.met!ies
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Ey-sHERIFF MkE7'S AC1E
DENTAL DEATH

Ex-sher,ff J, 5. Patterson W. was
acciden,lv killed near Vio'et' La
last Monday morning. IN a" au''
mobile truck collision
Mr.. Pate son, pr'oF 10 '''o
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SATURDAY March as '9'

.-.,our- ,cas,on. handed Led o " . sssa"si1 n
.csnssaay evening will Jay
..ex foIow,ngs S-r..en on
.,de Of ths paper ,ne VT,
;. :s ~
~ Not Ss sssrx", sses 1 s.:ss charge Of
s.oie s shnar. viii be made
and ,n,s....,nk'oo' items are 70
,sc,tu ~ solicited s HELP "
..s,. ~ ,sa s.s,. ,s :s or s: 'E%s's
F'n a.' ,"s.e saras,n sn'sp.rs--
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-03-23

Now is the time for AL good
men 10 come 20 the sWattln9 OF
the kaiser
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- ,,isAea February 10,

t,.ssss:sss.s; 'H" :' s'''
r4:spe' nca wear s.o'o0
a",.-na.t column one ysM $500
,srter column ""es 1000
nal cards one Ve". s..r,nt,cns are col
i.c,ao.e invariaIiv' In S''
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No.ice

No.ice
the undersigned convicted OF
man>lalgh;er May 1873 am Apply
ing for parole
Signed. Junius Kicks
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
... 18th Judicial District Court
Parish of St. Charles
No. 713
John Morrison
VS.
Era.,E d Rakar
Frank r. Baker

Bv virtue of writ If seizure and sale
issued by the Honorable 18th Judicial
District Court of the State of Louisiana in
and for the Parish of st. Charles in the
above entitled and numbered case to me
directed, shall proceed to sell at public
auction to the last and highest bidder Oh
the premises at Paradis, La, on Satur-
dav the 3Oth day Of March A. D., 1918,
at ii o'clock A. NJ, the followind prop
erty to-wit:
/ Surveyors transit, l Wagon, ] Rever
sible disc cultivator, Middle buster, l
Planet Ir. cultivator, Harrows, 2 Sets
double harness, 8 Blacksmith songs, l
Blacksmith anvil. Gross cut saw, Z
Bilpe pumps, Garden rake, l Funnel,
Piece log chain. l shovel, Blacksmith
hammer, Wagon bed, l Adjustable cul
tivator, i breaking pillow, / saddle, /
small wagon, hay rake, l ftzer drill
& attachment, engine disc, tar'aulln
| engine pillow, / filter roller, l htzer
enginedisc, i holt tractor, engined
disc. wagon running gear, ! wagon bed
Seized to pay and satisfy plaintiffs de
mand and costs i'll above suit
Leon c. Vial,
Sheriff, Parish of St. Charles.
Sheriff's Office, Parish Of St. Charles,
March 14th. 1918
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Notice

Notice
] an applying to the Honorable
Police Jury for a permit to oper-
ate a l.ar-room at St. Rose in the
9Th Ward fer the colored race
Nicholas Viola
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NOTi(E

No burial or removal Of bodies
Hill be allow ed unless aCCompan-
id by 4 burial or remova! prtmi'
from the Local Registrar (To>t-
MASTERY of said District in who,
the death occurred as per ord FRS
from The Louisiana State BoarG
Of Health
n. Zeringue
Sexton Red Church Cemetery
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-03-23
list or JURORS

List of Jurors drawn to serve at the
session of the 2Sth., Judicial distric,
Court in and for the Parish of ST. Char
les, Louisiana, beginning on Monday the
LIST, day of April 1918, to-wit:-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08
Other Assets

Mortgages .6l'i'h'l4t M
share r. co stock 3s58O ~
Share & Southwark Pass Itvvy
a,,,ros f,bcago t.reat 90
Pennsylvania r. r. Co..-.-- -552O 20
ga sbar.s .ortbern central RWy Co.........
80 gnaros ,buadenbta Traction Co.......... 10000
Bank 4e'lOS ~
Notes Collateral
rIo,,so Eurnit1re and Fixtures.
raab NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. cs2.s4S
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08

Alleged Dcsertcr In Womans Attire
BETRAYED By His Tobacco Cud.

Mcrchantville, N. j., May S.-Attircd
as woman, George Jordan, an alleged
dcsertcr from Camp Dix, nearly escaped
arrest yesterday. when Chief of Police
Lndcrman went To take him into custody
mt the request of the military authorlties.
Jordan had on an old sunbonnet and was
working IN his garden near town when
Linderman came up and asked 1t the
supposed woman had seen Jordan and
was told that Jordan was at Camp Dox
The woman" then expoctoratcd to-
bacco juice, which caused Linderman to
discover the disguise. Jordan started
across tho fields, only stopping when
Iindcrman fired his pistol twice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08

Square, Fisher and Gunby; Dover, Jack
son and Lynch; Newark, Robinson and
Armstrong; New Castle, Rothrock and
Tobin: du Point, Jones and Humphrey;
North East, Preston and Logan; Sails
bury, Duffy and leviniss.
Shot put Il2 Pounds -Belalr, Davis:
Kenneth Square, Hopes and Fisher,
Dover, Lynch and McGougal; Newark,
Riley and Cook; du pont, Humphrey
and Chambers; Georgetown, Green and
Rose; Elkton, Harvey and Dclbcrt; Sails
bury, Rasson and Wright.
Broad Jump Smyrna, Hodgson and
1ilghman; Georgetown, Johnson and
Chapman; Elkton. Dcihcrt and Blantoni
Salisbury, Worth and Rasson; Bclair,
Somcrvillc: kcnnctt Square. Hopes
and Hancy; Dover. Jackson and Keith;
Newark, Moffctt and Armstrong; New
Castle, Ncwlovc and White; du Point,
Jones and Humphrey
Pole vault Newark, Robinson and
Williams: du Point. lIobson and Humph-
rev. Dover, Jackson Smyrna, Ilodgson,
Elkton, Ramho and Aycrst; Salisbury
Cooper and Willis; Smyrna. Turner
Georgetown, Short.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08
PRAYED FOR HUN VICTORY.


Wilkcs-Ba 9. PA Nny \ Il pray
to cod that the German kaisrr will win
the war President Wilson had no rlgh,
to dcclarc war These words alleged
to have been spoken by John Shapv-
kowskl. Austrian, while IN the saloon
of Joseph RursudowSki at Nanticokr
caused agents of the Federal Govern
mcnt To arrest Shapykowski
Tho prisoner refuses to talk lie cam"
from West Prussia III 1887 aud has
spent most of the intervening wears IN
this section
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08
IT'S UP TO YOU
In Two Weeks Time Chasco-Nin, the
Iron and Tastciess Cod Liver Tonic.
viii Build You Up and Make You
Strong.
Stops Lingering Coughs. Colds and Bron'
chtis.

II Won ARE nervous and rim down. weak
pale and undrrwc'pht and cannot cat or
sleep ~ Won should. Chasco-N tn, tho Iron
aud I'a~trlcss Cod Liver Tome. viii cor
rect these conditions and increase your
strength aud vitality. often 100 per cent
~ two weeks
Don't Put II of, give Chasco-Nin -
trial II vii surprise yeu For sale hv
Miller Drur tore. int- tn6 Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08
Will Present Playlet.

AZ McCnhc Church, tomorrow evening,
the young people of the church. under
the direction of Mrs. Annie Allen, ot
- rauls NJ T.. Church, viii present a
playIct concerning the Landing ut
Emiprants 1T Ellis Island
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08
MANY ENTRIES FOR
MEET AT DELAWARE
Notable Field and Track Event on
Joe Frazer Field Next Satur-
day Afternoon.

Special Cores pondence OF Every hN'htis
Newark. Nav : The annual inter
scholastic field and track meet to hc held
ut Frazer Field, next Saturday afternoon
promises to be the largest event OF the
kind ever held at Delaware College.
There are about 275 entries in the two
classes. The list Of schools entered IN
Glass is especially large In addition 10
the intcr-scholastic meet there will also
be n dual meet between Delaware and
Nuhlcnhcrg The list Of entries Tor the
intcr-scholastic meet follows.
CLASS
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute l(st
ward dash. W Andrews and + NcPhaIl;
%,O-vard dash. W andrews "nd g
Thomson. iiO-vard dash II Ncrd"n
and c Borchcrlluc. $50 ward u THROWN
and " Edwards pole vault, " Nome
and II Dodson. one -inlIC run, u THROWN
and " Edwards edward hurdles. u
Wceslon and ! Thompson. running
broad lump. ! Thompson and !. tndcr
running high Jump. II DodSon and "
Hamblcton. shot mt = pounds W
Roonc and w Hamhct'u. "nc-mic re-
Law. Andrews. Thompson. Nccdon. l''N.
NcPhaiI and nodsou
Wesley Collegiate Institute lW'y"rd
dash Nlcltzsch and Harpcr 30 wards
NTcit7sch and Moore ito-yard Nccdcrs
and Ncitzsch. $50 vard. Wiley and
Srcders pole vault. Walker and Hughes
onc-milc run Sccdcrs and Wiley. 20
ward hurdles. Uamcr and I}adoy running
broad nunp Nieltz~rh mud Harper ran
r;rr b,rb ,umn Scedors and Walker,
shot put. Goodwin end Hanhlln rclaN.
Sro,lere Moore Wiley. Ncltz@ch and
Uarncr
Wilmington Hrh school tOO-,ard
da.b " C,,a, and Gali~tcIn. 30 wards
GRAY and ,;oIdstciu 10 wards WIS., and
~Idwcll. $50 wards ~eh-t(.r aud WORT
pole vault Mcdaniel "u' mtl" run.
t'hrlstGc1d md Won't 22n-Yart hIrtjc~.
Ir,,{ar ,n1 t.rp n,nninr broad Num-.
We. running high mmr ~riveli and
.Icf7crIc- hot puf springer and lci
frrics rri,, Caii~tcIn Proctor ~rducll
WfSc Cr,\ and Clrl-tticI
Chester Hob School tOOvarl dash.
Howell. and Rnn,alI l2o-yard IIowcil-
and Robinson. tl0yarl. Robin~nu and
Stranded. SSn-,ari. tl1dr and Gallagher
ppl., y..ult Ogden and Euddog nne-nllr
nm (I,ia and Graham ward hurdles
StraubrI and Gallagher running broad
iunp ~trulrl ana N,Caull1 running
ieh uunr. Clvde and Reld -hut ru
Howell. and pr,ieu. rl3V IoVcll~
Clvdc ~trathal. Robinson Gallagher
anil Graham
Wilmington Iriend- school lNn ,trl
dash TayIor ANA TaeQc, Edwards Specs
man So yarI- T,ll,r. rulr ,auh N1ull
ANA Comfy ous-mtc nm Norton auj
Reese running lroad jump ooui'
rlnplnr high Iumr Conly aui laslaf
~hot MT Ta,lat ann smith rjs, ra,lor.
Iarke,. ~ptalman. Comfy auI \urtnu
NingIand \ n. High School 100
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-05-08

I00-yard dash Georgetown johnson
and Chapman kenncti square. Hoopo~
and Fisher. West Grove Worth; BciaIf
Hopkins and SomcrviIie North last
Harrington and Logan Salisbury Red
dish and LevneaS Newark Robinson
and Rowan SMYRNA Hodg~on and Turn
Ct; Dover. kcith and Dodd Eikton Dlc-
bert and Thomas New Casttc Ncwluvc
du Pont Jones
Coward hurdles ia pou,. Jones
Newark Steele and Niofttt George
town, Rose and Green Elkton. Debert
and Brown kcuncti Square Fisher
Dover Lynch and Ilocy
2AlyMd dash Diver Wood ;nd
NcGougal SMYRNA Patterson ana lIigh-
man; Ilktnn D:cbcrt and ITerreI NV
Castle, Harrington and NeWioyc. Sails
bury, Cooper ami Iuuphrc, (icorgc-
town Chapman ard tlicmau kcuuctt
square Hoppe 4nd Iianbs Newark
Rowan and Hofsceher North ii
logan and Preston du Poni Wood
West Grove \ aruaIi
440-yard dash fIkfqn Summons and
Palmer New C3A>tl, Rothrock and Nmfe.
SALISBURY D,l~Enci Nc~' t,rotc. .fI4ll
Dover koIth and Wood smyrna Pattcr-
son and Ashton Georgetown. Ro~, and
Alderman kcnucu squire Iiancv North
last Logan Newark Rowan. iii Point
Ward and Icndrek>on Newark Arm
strong
~SO-yard dash heanett square Con
neil and Ncndcnhall. New Castle. Sent
man and Ioveless Salisbury, Robertson.
Belmr DAVIS; Dover. Hocv and HcIte.
Georgetown Green Newark. Rose and
Armstrong. Elkton. Terrell and Pratt
du Pont Wood
One-nnic relay West Grove. Worth.
Davis. Living, AarnalI and Rooner
smyrna Turner. Ashton. Patterson.
Hodgson, IIlehuan and Martin: Bclair
Someryillc Davis Wheeler, Hopkins.
henett square Haucy a Mcnden-
hall. Fisher. Hopes l. Meadcnhall
and Gunby. Dover Hocl WlIn Raugl-
Icy Keith Wood and Jackson. du Pont
" God. Jones. Chamber Ward Henrick-
son and smith. GeorEctoWn. Rose Johns
ton, Chapman AblclnlA Lynch and
Green Ilkton, summon Palmer. Pratt
Terrell. Dean and Brown, Salisbury, Ra--
son, Bounds. DashuelI Duffy. Ha4tiug-
and Bailey
I'll ,Ii t,N4
High pump tieorgcta4u. Green ma
Lynch Elkton firovn Ind Combliu.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-30
6naIand's Birds Are ktunary.

In the gardens where no bird-table
attracts its feathered pensioners the 81
lent absence of brd-life is almost op-
pressive; but the birds did not depart
before necessity compelled. Sometimes
grim fate staked in the thin shrubery-
whence now and again the household
cat has emerged; but more often your
garden birds have migrated afield be-
cause they had exhausted the possibili
ties Of their home. See down the lengta
Of the garden wall a foot wide space
had been absolutely cleared OF dead
leaves BY blackbirl ana thrush, who had
tossed them TO one side in their search
for wintering insect life. Look closer
and you will see that probing bills have
work ed n little crevice all the way be.
tween the earth and the wall See,
every square inch of sIncovered frozen
ground is dusty from the immune ra BILE
peCks Of hungry little beaks.-LOndon
Times,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-30
OXFORD S. ]. COURT
ADJOURNS TO MAY 18TH

Rumford. Me. May l9.-The clos
ing cases in the May term of the Su-
preme Judicial court. which has been
in session here for two weeks, have
Jeen adjourned until May Is, by
Judge Bird OF Portland, presiding
judge, because of pressure of other
legal business. \ referee case in
which Mrs. John ZoccLl brings suit
to recover $4,000 for alleged slander
when DR., f. +. Bartlett of Rumford.
She charges, accused her in his store
of having stolen the diamond which
she was wearing, from his stock OF
diamonds, will be given trial on that
date, and as Judge Bird will be here
in attendance upon that, he has put
over tho remaining cases on the
docket until that time.
In the case Uf John II. Thomas,
administrator, VS.. Nellie Taylor. a
case which occupied two entire days
Of the court term, the Irry's decision
was in favor of the defendant This
is q case in which Mr. Thomas, ad-
miniStrator for the estate of Melcher
Thomas. sues to recOve. the property
which Mr. Taylor signed over to his
daughter in return for Ter caring for
his latter years The amount in
volved includes a property worth
about $4,000 and the claim of the
plaintiff was that the od gentleman
was mentally incapable of adminis-
tering his affairs.