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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
Personal News Items

Mr. and Mrs " J. Newlund are
visiting here from Hrrpngton Beach
cal
". W Egpl,stou at the Washington
office ct the forest service. returned
To district headquarters today after q
ue'd trip to different parts of the
state.
Dean u. CLARK, Ut ~ raso. divisional
commercial superintendent of the
Mountain states Telephone aud Tcle.
graph company, IL M the city ON btisi.
ness today, Mr.. CLARK was taken ,o
the proposed Rio Grnude park this
morning and declared the park will
be OF great benefit to the city.
\ daughter was born SUNDAY to MFR.
and Mrs, Everett {. Garland Of COS
North Second street
The Rod Cross is In need ~ male
stonugraphers for clerical work at the
front, in places where 1t Is too dan
gerous for women. An unlimited mum
her Is called Tor. Men of draft age
will not be accepted. unless dis
qualified for military service. lnfur.
nation may he had from Mrs. Mar
garet Barnes, los South Second
street.
Old or used decks of playing cards
are wanted 10y the RED Cross Tor sol
diers In France.
The highlands fire company was
called To ~ South John street short
ly after noon today A fence was afirc.
firemen said the blaze had been
caused hN the dumping of hot ashes
near the fence. The damage was
slight.
Lieut. " a. Gregory. inspector of
state Zoo administration. returned to-
day from 90 trip through sierra
county
T. - Hanna, OF Fort stanton. ar
rived here yesterday.
Mrs. r. T.. Holiday, OF Ncw York
rs visitiuR in the city
Thomas y Wilkcrson. attorney, has
returned from the Jcmez Springs
where he spent the last two weeks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
CITY MANAGER WILL
Be NAMED SHORTLY,
SAYS Commissioner
Appointment May Be Made We'd
nesday Night, at Next Regular
Meeting of Commissioners, if
Chairman Wade Has Returned.

Tho office oI city manager vacated
last night 10, Paul G. N"huEtpn. who
resigned to return To the forest SCR
,.oc a. district forester. WIZ NOT r'-
main vacant long
Cummi.siouot Walter 'ouuoll stated
TO-DAY. following am informal meeting
ot tho oUmmiSs ON. that they would
appoint the successor tn Mn. Ucding.
ton short, lr said, however 'hn'
the commission had not dvcllcd upon
H." man
Mr. council would NOT state 'H1t
the -appuirtmrut would Ice mad" Nrl
nosdaN night 81 She nest r,edl'r
meeting "f the COMMISSION %althouIh.
d, sand n m gilt % Chairman 'harlos
T. Wade has returned hy that tire
MI Wad" went to the Iuui pa
tuns tpdN Ito expected TO te ar
"Wednesday No action VIII -" irlcn
ultul hc does return
The need Tor % CITY manage. NJ.
Counell pointed out. was not iruu'i-
lately imperative The OtN 20 hot
'outcmplatinE the undertaking 1T may
important work AZ one aItn he p,ads
ot departments can handle routine
tu sinoss The comm ssion1s. how
ever viii mako dailN .isits 10 the
city hall uutl u manager rs named, %
supervise their work.
The commissioners were to have
mot MoudaN nignt. following Nj con
uclrs return from the I pp'r p,Cua
,aacy, hut they postponed the meet
ina on account eft IN" ohsorN ct
Eastillc day AZ Robinson PARK Mr..
Ntio was asked 10 picsid. st ~" c>
prtlspS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
HUNDREDS GATHER
IN PARK TO HONOR
FALL Of BAST|LLE
Albuquerque Celebrates French
Fourth Of July by Patri ,tic
Addresses and Band Concert
Last Night.

Albuquerque paid tribute To France
iast night.
French national airs played 10y the
cts band at robinson park and pa
triotic addresses in which the speak
,ts commended France for her pn'-
liant stand against tho onslaught al
German kultur. and tahlcauN made up
the program with which tins city eel
,bntod the fall OF the iInstillc.
Victor Malcttc told the large aud
fence mat "at the time the battle
ol Ncrduu wa fought We wanted the
Tinted states ~ the war not boca' Ike
we needed YOU to win but because We
wanted YOU. bv YOUR alliance to ten
tho world that ours was the cause OF
isticc. right and humanity
Eat now We think differently We
want America with us no merely for
tho lending uf moral and financial dtd
nui shoulder To- shoulder with us ~
th, trenches lighting the bloody night
for democracy. aud w want you there
h',ausr $50 .DW hou,yr wc need Nou
Co end Jhis vsr
France is happy today because
ahc knows America is with her. Mt.
N,l,tto Ipolstvd Sn, knows II
rtinCs peace closer to 20 world sick ~
h,irt over q useless war that was
forced upon as
4 y McNilIcn brought oud APP
pIluAc from tho audience when h'
declared "Tuc most noiidu, VIII be-
world holtia, 100 vhrh we viii ''lo.
bi,to tn, victor, of thr world
Nr. McMiil,u told ot % power
pufsczsod t> German; az the outhro''i
HI-H 49,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
IN NAVAJO
RESERVATION NOW
UNDER QUARANTINE
Order Issued This Afternoon by
Sheep Sanitary Board to Pre-
vent Spread of Communicable
Disease.

The Sew McNico sheep SANITARY
board held Us semi-annuai meeting
tins afternoon at It's sccroturl's Of
nee here and issued am or,lor quar-
antining the Navajo Indian roscryn
ton because oi the contagious dis
ease among sheen known ~ scabics
Tho board adopted special rogula.
tons which permit traders. who pur-
chose sheep from the Navajo Indians,
20 hold the sheep az q trading posi-
until q sufficient number Is secured
Fnd then dir before ulsposiug OF
them
Two special inspectors ut the board,
Brothers. Of san Juan county ami
Op,smo NJ. luccro. al Hcrpnlllo
county were made regular inspectors
at the meeting.
Following Is the quarantine order
The fi7t has been determined bl
the sheep sanitary board OF New
M,Nico. ana notice rs hereby gwen,
that q contagious, infectious, and
communicable disease known as
s,ahios. exists among sheep IN thos,
parts of san Juan ana Mckinley
counties IN the state of New Mexico.
included within tho bounds of tho
Na,aio Indian reservation,
SOW THEREFORE,. We. tho
members Of the sheep sanitary board
of Sew Mexico, under authority ron
icrr,i upon us ny the laws of the
state OF Sew Mexico. do hereby quar-
.utlc those p3.rta ui ran Juan AMI
NiphtulcN counties IN the stat" Oi
Sew Mcsico. included within The
bounds Of The navajo Indian rcscr
walton, and do hcrchs order thai
4h,.p moved from the area hrrcinhc.
tor. qua rantned. into other parts ol
Sew N,Nico, tor purposes other thar
immediate slaughter. shall be dippe'
under federal ~ state supervise ot
within seven DAYS after leaving tho
aforesaid -punrantirod area"
Tho order was signed by Louis n
field. president, David furr, Jafli
Miller : - GltNas. and NJ - \
Macs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
Third Lecture to
Be Given Tonight
AT the University

Tho third lecture of the series
planned hN the UNIVERSITY of Sew
NcNico is Ia ho rivon at A:l3 o'clock
tonight i'm Rodcy hall Two mem
beers of tho faculty viii speak, giving
thcit personal Impressions of Belgium
end GcrmanN Professor Frances
hVcd iu Holgium tor seven years and
studied ~ the University OF liogc,
which was destroyed hy the Huns
lie is in u position 10 reflect the
thought OF the people and Ia dc
scribe conditions existing before the
war. Professor RAY pursued gradu-
ate stud! at b nlNorsii> OF h"rlih
and travelled iu other parts of the
cmpiro. There VIII b" mo- charge
FOR admission.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
Hay Dealers Must
Comply Absolutely
With Regulations

The food administration hereafter
viii hold dealers IN has and coarse
grams To- strict aC~CouutabiitN. Food
Administrator lily announced today
The administration has been lonicut
toward thcm but, after the appoint
wcnt at T. 4 strong as head Of the
HAY division. II h prepared 10 compel
uhsolut" compliance with regulations
The enforcement of those rules de.
signed to prevent "prottooring and
speculation VIII receive particular at
tcutiou. Dealers must resell within
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
Precinct Chairmen
For Salvation Army
Drive Are Appointed

Tho salvation army drive 10 secure
$4,000 H. new Mexico tor war FUNDS
Will hrrin n week from tomorrow
Juiv - ard continue tor two dayN
The t:lks lodge ~ sponsoring ~"
campaign ia tins state and are COT
iidsnt the required amount can be
raised The state committee FOR a.
tooting the drive has appointed sh"
following precinct chairmen. In od-
dition TO the central COMMITTEES. fo,
L,rnpillO county;
Jesus Romero. Old Albuquerque;
Rofaoi ~ Sena, Ranchos de Aibu-
Ducrpur; Max chavez, Alameda. An.
tonic \. Archr'eta, Santa Bsrbara
Mas Gutierrez. 'Hndelnrias: De Me
ttic sanchez. padillas; Adrian san.
,h,z. lanchos de Atrisco: Manuel
Arallo. CITY. , Frank ilubbell. Jr.
city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
Draft Board Names
Men Who Will Go to
Camp Travis Shortly

The draft board late Nonday after
noon named the men who would make
up the quota for camp Travis near
Sun Antonio TEES which will cntr'iu
uu the night Of Jul, 30 There are
,ryeuty men IN the QUOTA
They are
Leonardo gutierrez. rautalcun san.
chez. Frank otto Wagner. Jrciuiu
ptl. MJuuel chavez, Frank Fran
Gear. Tuuus Gutierrez. Solomon Gar.
.,a. Augustiu callahan Tomas Tut
ii,tu. Antonio Jose Garcia, Alfred"
Gonzales. Dcmrtrio McGuinuvss. car
Ius Garcia. Juan jose Montana. Ru
Iuildo Gonzales. Samuel AnuNa.
Henry Caldwell Amado Nuaues 81
mon Saluzar. Paul Mcnaul Fermin
MARTINEZ Rumaldo chavez, Alfonso
-. Irca. Alfredo Gutierrez. Juan
chavez. luis chavez. Melchior san
doyaI. FaGricio chavez, Samuel T. IN.
drews. solomon r. Garcia, bclfido
IaIcoro Adolf G. Gonzales. Iacoho :
Nrmiio. Elcutcrio Duran, Amhrosio
Iaca. Roscndu Martinez. John George
tIshburn. Pedro CurdoVd. LUIS Rtoa.
Lorenzo MARITIME, Harry Miller, Hugh
\ Carlisle. lnau Serna. Alexander
Nrmilu. Crbano sanchez. lose Cris-
uuo Garcia Pablo Tudtlla, Andre
Lurcrn. j. J COS. Alfredo Gutierrez
solomon Hernandez. Harry McAfee
Emilianu Jarpmiilo. Nicolas Gonzales.
Em4liauo Luccro. Frank Nrmtio
Niculas Mac@uls. Lui, Griceo. Nirh
chavez. Manned Gutierrez, Abel IA
mara srupat Adams. Tumus Gutter.
ro.. Elmer kracukor. Charles ~
Jones', PAT Kozlowski Roscoe Vaughn
Fred ~ Putnam, samuel Garcia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
Lemon Juice
For freCkles
oirisi Make beauty lotion az
home for a few cents. Try ~

Squeeze the Juice of two lemons IN
10 a bottle containing three ounces ~
orchard white, shake We'll. and YOU
have a quarter pint OF the best frc"kir
and tan lotion and complexion bcauu-
n"r, az very, yery small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter Will
supply three ounces Of orchard white
for "a few cents, Massage this sweet
ly fragrant lotion into the face, neck.
arms and hands each g." and see how
frccklcs and birmishes disappear and
how cl'ar soft and white the skin
becomes Yesl II is harmless.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16

Madgo Kennedy. having advanced
beyond the bridal stage amusingiy
depicted In sotur OF her former photo
plays. ~ q dashing widow with a fic-
titious hero husband in THE Fair
Pretcndei her latest Guldwyn photo
drama announced 10y the Pnstime
thsater Tor today and tomorrow
The inimitabIe little star Is sylvia
Maynard. a typist who poses as "A
Mrs. Brown whose husband has been
lost an the aviation service uf his
country. The adoreu of fashionable
society. she feels free 20 accept Don
Meredith. who IN himself rather IA
fraud 81 the home they are 10th Wis
itiug But when Captain Brown sud
denly Gomez Ia life and conftonts his
supposed widow poor little Sylvia be
licvcs that everything - against her.
Hon Mcredith's attentions suddenly
cease. OF course. Captain Brown being
only too glad 20 pretend the charm
ing giil ~ the wifi. he never had. So
instead Of being unmasked Sylvia Ia
cnneshed IN "A situation far more
serious.
Here she resorts TO a woman's way
~ clearing up matters by fleeing
hoping to lose herself to everybody
Interested in her. Iy rare good luck
ON the same train ~ another late
guest. Senior Ramon Gonzales. who
has stolen documents of great valu"
from his host, IA man high IN govern
mental affairs sylvia cuntriyea "a
So. he papers he guards 30 carefully.
Recognizing their great value, sne
etc possession OF them.
Eluding Gonzales. she returns 1,
her shabby boarding house 10 drcid,
what 10 do, but rs soon followed hN
me Brazilian Meanwhile the disap.
p%carnnce 90 the two has been noted
los the members Of the house party
VINO start tn pursuit. each impeiled
hy Il different motive what happens
when sh" IS found forms an absorb.
ing and original climax
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
Ice Company Will
Make Showing Today
Before Food Boss

Food Administrnt0r Ralph
e. Ely to-day announced th1t
Boo had notified tho diamond
Ice Company to- show whN he
Should net rodu,o thr priCC ot
i,c ~ SGT . O'Clock this az
t,rnoon as tho time for tie
company moving
Tho food administrator did
rot hold out promise of o. r"-
auction ~, admitted ttut
manufacturer oi icr were nm
dct rr,ptor oNp.nsr than they
were last ,'nr and he said,
thoy were entitled 90 their
prc-wpr profit n tho com
pan, shows that US profits do
not exceed those made before
the war there viii bee no r'-
drCtlon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
Fatally Hurt
When Car Strikes Him

James bennington, a miner, died
last night on Santa Fc train 40. ] on
tine was h.rc for medical treatment
as the result OF injuries he received
when - coHl ear ran oNcr him ut Mad
rid tie Vts injured Yesterday after
noon
Tho body a. 80 strong Bros under
taking rooms. u is 10 he sent 10
Thurbcr. Texas. for huliHi. The
widow and three small sons, who came
fruil Madrid. VII accompany IN"
body
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
Rule Will
Give 2 Hours of
Rest to Clerks

Effective toduy the Golden Iui,
pr Goods store viii hc closed each
,uN from la go 10 % 80 y IN. thus
i. m line with tho custom ot tho hig
dry rouds 4tui, q" give us sal'speopio
two run hours ct rest during mid
GUNNER. The two-hour closing viii
bu in effect until september lst, aud
Is equivalent To- % utuc-day vacation
uf ten hours daily tor an employees
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
AppRiCI,rIo> ron
tlIIBIi NItDN GIVEN

The French colony of Albuquerque
and of Rerualllo and StndoNui couR-
ttos wish 90 oNtoud tbcft high upprc
citation To all who Joined in with
,,rnrre An celebrating the IAN OF the
Iiistii, Thanks are especially afford
od To- g.. T.. wade. \. a. McNUiicn and
col % h u Sellers.
The French colony
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
~ Tia, Lyric.

Harroi from society and the youth
she love- because her father outs her
features On every cake of soap which
brings him his millions. this title
hcir"ss gets ever with the woman
who bars her 10y giving similar pub
licity ." N" fact her ancestors made
their m"n'S selling rum to Indians
This is ths :hcme. cleverly and
charmtn1lN worked out % The Soap
Gitl' Ga" NitaEraph Riu Ribbon
featur" winch vii he the attraction
at the lyri, heater today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16

from thirty To sixty DAYS from the time
Of purchase. Their selling price mtst
he based on original cost and not on
r,plaVtmcut cost
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16

Any Hat in our Second
Street windows worth up
to $500, sale price So. 90.
f. L. Washburn Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
PASTIME-''THE Fair Pretender.

is TO bee shown at tho % heater
TO-DAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-16
DICKY DIPPY'S DIARY

rD-St ~, * : WAS ETA'', ".r. W
FRc'!T OF y NNuSE n FtC"EE ROT
FELL TpOn . WIhpCW eND LAND.
I'd ON ~ HUADN
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Program.
Opera House, week commencing
Sunday.

Sunday, Jan. 2o-Harry
Morey and Alice Joyce in
1.-The Question: Fatty Ar.
buckle in The Country
Boy Prices 5c.lOc.
Monday, Jan. 21--Kitty
Gordon in Her Hour. -
Prices 5c-1Oc.
Tuesday, Jan. 22-William
Desmond in 1.-The Paws of
the Bear One.reel Key.
stone Comedy. Prices 5c-10c.
Wednesday, Jan. 23-Ann
Pennington in 1.-The Antics
of Ann Pathe News. Prices
5c-lOc.
Thursday, Jan. 24-Wil.
liam Desmond in Triangle
Play Master of His Home. ~
One'reel Keystone Comedy.
Prices 5c.lOc.
Friday, Jan. 25-Douglas
Fairbanks in Reaching for
the Moon. Pathe News.
Prices 5c-l5.
Saturday, Jan. 26-Ethel
Barrymore in ''Life's Whirl.
pool Metro Comedy. Prices
oc.lOc.
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formed anaesthesia is used. Ac.
tualIy very few amin ais have been
used for this work. Signed by
the following Medical Officers in
General Pershing's Army: Col.
F. A. Winter. Maj. j. A. Blake,
Maj R. P. Strong. Capt. Kenneth
r. Taylor, Maj. Alexander Lam.
bert. 1t. Col. }. F. Silfer, Col. M.
NJ. Ireland, Maj Williams j. Es.
ler, 1t. Com. E T. Crossan, 1t. E.
Deval, Katherine Foot. 1t. Phillip
NJ. Stimson, Maj. Roger 1. Lee,
Maj Homer F. Swift, Maj H. E.
Robertson. Capt. John P. Peters,
Jr.. Capt. Sen. Jablons. 1t. Her.
bert M. Bergamini. Dr.. Weillou,
Institute Pasteur; 1t. Col. T. w.
Richards, 1t. K. Bulkely. Geo. g.
Ross. Robt. G. Lewonte, Mai. G.
L. Gibson. 1t. B. G. eastman,
Chas. B. Mats. Frederick NJ. ia.
cob, Maj G. E Deschweintz, Maj.
Harris +. Mosher. Capt. VIM. L.
Moos, 1t. VIM. H. Morris. Capt.
Mccall Keating, 1t. James w.
Worcester, 1t. Geo. w. Smith,
Maj. Burt. r. Shurley, Maj. Frank
B. Walker, Capt. Z. B. Coulter,
Capt. Lester M. Hubby, 1t. Hugh
Chaplin"
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American Red Cross.

In response to a request
from the Red Cross War
Council for specific advice
from General Pershing's Med
ical Staff in France as to
whether the Red Cross appro-
priation of 500, 600 for med
icll research was contribu-
ting towcrd the relief Of hu
man suffering, the following
cablegram has been received
at Headquarters in Washing.
ton:
1--WE believe the Red Cross has
properly expended its funds. be-
cause it is the du'y of the Red
Cross to care for eick and wound
ed American soldiers and to use
funds TO prevent those soldiers
from being infected with the va
rious diseases, the exact nature of
which is still undetermined, as
they are new and peculiar to this
war and must be studied now to
aid our troops. We stand on the
principle that Red Cross funds
should back this work, rather
than secure special fluids for that
purpose. The Medical Depart
ment of the United States Army is
in full accord with all the Red
Cross is doing III this regard. II
is cooperating and assisting in
every way In research matters,
and is counting upon our help in
this regard |. has asked the Red
Cross to help it udy the many
pro oblems Of preventive m medicinrs
and Of medical ana surgical dis
eases against which the Army
Medical Corps must struggle The
research committee assists the
Red Cross in the manag"me mt OF
it's funds and its exp rim ents and
controls the type and kind Of ex-
perrin entation. The research ,m-
mi:tce, whose names W nave,
controls fully its res arch work,
against which the anti vivisection-
lets are protesting. Engli h Med.
ical Authorities are vigorously CO.
, operative with the Red Cross in
| research work, We feel that any
one endeavoring to stop the Red
| Cross from assisting in i:s human-
itarien and humane desire to pre-
vent American soldiers from be-
ing diseased and protscticg them
by solving the peculiar Lew prob
lens of disease with watch the
Army is confronted, is in reality
giving aid and comfort to the en.
tmy. Research work 20 far an
de1taksn, including studies Of an-
aee,heeia, ehel! shock and trench
fever, which last viii be tn main
line Of investigation this winter
We are also investigating trench
nephritis al! foot wouad infec-
tions Including gas gangsenc aud
tetanus The animals used are
principally guinea pigs, rabbits
aud white rate. Ii operations
causing paia 70 aaiUa;s axe Pr.
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STATE OF FLOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ST. MARY.

BY virtue of and pursuant to an
order from Honorable Fred J. Grace,
Register of the State Land Office,
dated the 5th day of January. 1918,
and in conformity with Act No. IS, of
'e Acts of the General Assembly of
9l2, | will offer for sale and sell at
eu5lic auction, at the principal front
oor of the Court House of the Parish
+ St. Mary, at Franklin, Louisiana.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH,
1918,
between the hours of Ii O'Clock A. M.
md O'Clock p. M, to the last and
highest bidder, the following des-
cribed property, to-wit: <.
Lot; north Lane, east Pierre,
south Landin. west Pierre and Lam
DIM
Terms of sale-Cash. For not less
than Fifty ($50.00> Dollars.
CHARLES PECOT, Sheriff.
Baton Rouge, La, January S, 1918.
Approved:
FRED J. GRACE,
Register of State Land Office.
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STATE o. LOUISIANA.
's judicial District Cou rt-Par
ish Of St. Mary.
6uCcAasinn ce a.

~, ceased. No. 1922
~. 's'ce - hereby given to the credi.
@is estate and to all other
n..s r.. nereln Interested, to show
ii.,e ~ within ten days fir, N the date o,
n...sA1eetlon, Why the final account
lsed ~ 6y Antonio Sacc,. tutor,
sss.as not oe approved and homol-
less.Ssoo ana the funds distributed 10
~, ,.nence whereof, witness nv of.
|seal ~ Ssusture and the impress Of the
- ~ y. ny othce This 18th day of De,
A. D., 1917.
WILBUR Fl. KRAMFR,
Clerk OF Court.
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FOR SALE

AS a whole, or in lots, the
II. d. Smith residence aud
grounds running from Sec.
ond Street to Third Street,
in the town Of Franklin. For
terms and particulars apply
to Mrs. II. p. SMITH.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-for
ST. Mary Parish.
G. S. Williams vs.. Louise Brown,
ct al No. IA 4i9.

Under and by virtue of writ and
commission issued out of the 23rd Jn-
Gicial District Court of the State Of
Louisiana, in and for the Parish Of St.
Mary. in the above entitled and num-
bered cause. and to me directed. shall
offer for sale at public auction, for cash,
to the Inst AMI highest bidder, according
to law. to affect a partition between the
plaintiff and the defendants in the above
entitled and numbered cause, at the
principal front door of the Court House
in the town Of Franklin, Parish of St.
Mary, State Of Louisiana, on
SATURDAY, THE 26TH DAY OF
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SHOULD BE EDUCATED
10 SUPPORT THEMSELVES
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
skn Judicial District Court-Par.
ish of Terreboune.
uave Kahn Va. Bertrand Billiot.
No. 1910

Ssve mann T5. Bertrand BltliOt.
No. 1910
~ Elftue of writ of fer, taclos,
,ea cut Of the Honorable the 2lth
n. I,c,ai District Court, in and for
~ ratah OF Terrebonne, La. and to me
e!eds 10 the above entitled and num-
ea cause. have seized and will offer
~ ~ we Tor cash according to law, to
- and highest bidder, at the
'supa front door Of the Court House
!, ,%e eA~n Of franklin, st. Mary Par
sAIURDAY; The 2>D DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A. d.. 1913,
~.seen the hours Of IL O'Clock a. m.
ssa W. O'clock p. M, the following meu:
aeo aud described property. to-v:t
vne y Motor Boat "Renes', and
|n..;. CHAs. PECoT, Sheriff
n..1 nv. Onice, Parish Of St. Mary. La
Oecenber 20, 1917.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1918-01-19
FOR SALE.
NO HUNTING OR TRES.
PASSING.

Hunting and Trapping on
Belleview plantation is strict
ly prohibited under the pen
atty of the law.
BELLEvIEw PLANTING Co. LTD.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1918-01-19

Break your Cold or La
Grippe with a few doses of
666.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1918-01-19
FOR SALE.

Edgerly Estate, 100 acres
with improvements Apply
to LAURENT EDGERLY, 4
Glencoe, La.