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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-23
DEATHS.

DlI WORTH on Deccmher 20 1915
Emil, - nilr o. william Dilvorth.
Trlati,rs and fr,,nd- are invited TO attend
to. funeral serN1re~ az her late residence
,,u kennrtt pik. near Frnt rrvil!o. on Tues
DAY Dsc'U bcr - ~ q clock lntermrnt
=, Louew ,od Pa
DARII>GToN IN this ~ity on Decenl-
b. ?" lals. Amanda ! IIamblin. wife
Rcatf1a,. frlcud, and camp No I
O. oi = arr invited to attend the funeral
~.rxIce> ~ the rcsidengt - Ter husband.
atu pup!sr .t-eet on Iursda. afternoon
D,cemt,tr - O'Clock ln;crmcnt al
~t't.rbrooA ccmctert
FORD Ia HOrkcsstn Dc on Drrrmber
- I9I~ Clarence T. ~pn ~ liarry %
and Anna Ford nee NnIaiu- aged 20
Years mont hs
6eIstiv,-s aud iricnd, are inSitod Ia atteud
,.+r,,,ts Ii,.ckessin D,l 10 Mouda, af,.r
uosn a. ocioeh lnt,rnient - HochsSsin
a. uifttr1
EtCHFN- In ms cty On December u
lats Eulats.fh Grimmeii widow of Edwin
= torhtn aged 4r trars
EefatIkte and friends are invited 20 attend
fLc funeral strk iCts. from her late residence
~. >orih Harrison street. on Tues tar
afternoon a. so cocoa lntcrment a.
RxsrNisw cemetery.
rLFA>ANToN AZ flrmins. Landing.
Tisa>auton aged - years
RELATIVE and fr'euds art invited u attend
the funeral ~etliccs from his late residrncc
ing Dstfmis'r - r. ~ q clock Intermcnt
a. KiNrrsieS em"trrl Reuains can H..
viewed a. the lHycrNic icw chapel az l5
8
IANkiN In this city. on December 20
tJls Caroline r. wife " Joseph + Ran
Kin
FGneral FROM her lar, residence IL Iyy
Road on Tucsday afternoon Decrmber 81
O'Clock ScrNlcts 81 Nurth Raptist
Ctureh a. 3 80 lntermcut pfiValc al Nj
Salon cemetery
WILLS ~ Hazelde.l. Dc on December
> Iats Hannah widow Of john WiUis
Sgrd S. ycar~
Relatives and friends ar. invited 10 attend
IL fuuCrsi serV ICES NJ her late residence,
IaYc. Dell Dtl Gn . h 'rsdaS afternoon
ncC. miycr -. at Z 0CsocA lntermcnt n
Old ~rUdCs Cem,tcr!
NOODC OK Ia this city - December 20
1913 incrni NoOdc34
Relatitos, friends and menher~ Of Hen
ta.ui b. CObclaNC NJ no. are fnyitcd ~
atfend the fIprral ssrs ices AZ his late resi-
ietir,. Slf Mainut street. ON Tuesday after
4oon December -. al O'Clock Inter
u4Unt ~ EiVervicw cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-23
COUNTY ASSESSMENT
Fight Over il Probable at Coming Session
Of the Legislature.

From present indications there will
be livily fight ut the coming session
Of the Legislature over the new county
assessment system Many farmers, who
favor the rental value idea, want 1T
abolished. claiming it is unjust while its
friends contend that sale prices, which
as n rule are above the assessment, attest
its justiications and they want it con-
tinued. This plan they maintain is
likely to cause the erection of n poorer
type of building and prevention OF inn
provcments.
Advocates of the assessment, how
ever, declare that the method cf as
sessing both the building and land is
not only law but part of the state
Constitution. Friends of the new system
say also that il would bc unfair to allow
the board of assessment for the county
to leave out the buildings while iu the
city the building value is included.
Claim has been made that because
of the high assessment the farmer will
ne unable to make living and that he
will he compelled to sell his land ut n
sacri6ceif the tax burden becomes too
heavy, although n record of the sale Of
the last 36 parcels of land in the rural
portion Of this county shows that the
! assessment on these parcels was Sc per
cent cf the sale price.
It is admitted that the board raised
some assessments in the hundreds from
33 per cent under the the old assess
mont to 100 per cent value under the
now. but it is claimed that if the old
assessment had prevailed the county
tax rate for the present year might
have been So on the 500 instead of 20
cents on the Sl00 and the farmer would
have paid more under the old system
than he would have paid under the new.
The farmers don't sec tho matter
that way however, and they purpose
fighting for restoration Of the old
method of assessment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-23
Noted Consulting Engineer Dead.

by Associated Press TO Every Evening
Baltimore. Md, Dec. 23.-Charles f..
Phelps former chief engineer Of the Mary
Iand public service commission and en-
gagged in consulting capacity by many
cities in former years. died At a local hos
pital last night from pneumonia. lie was
II wears old
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-23
RED CROSS SCOURS NEW YORK.
20 GOO Workers in Specd-up Campaign
for Members.

ii, N>>tt.afel Pr,~> IS ENcrl Evening
Nv ark Do. - III ~pcct-up
tui-h that amounted 'a gnod-na'urcd
hoId-up thousands Il Rel ro>> workers
to-day gave every Nov lorN"f an or
por'uuity 10 suh,rr.n. ani nn cNrus' tyr
n9f wearing 1919 m,mhor-hip button
Between 10000 and 5o 600 mon and
women rcdoublcd thclr efforts today 10
lr,ns Tie totsl past tie mark scf last
Year
IiI,ecu thousand worker n Tic house
mons, li,i,.ou started Is ,tnya~~ and
-..an,.t~- every fat tenement apart
mont hons ana private house ln tho
greater elt> Tor new members An cquaI
uamhrr IS men and women ponce re-
= rt.a~ carried nu tic work bril- stree, :
,nd r,.t4 lr4nt~ while the uniformed
5.llcr force directed thclr campi gu
a.lu,t AUTOMOBILES ana Ipd e,trians.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-23
NrAsARYK BOHEMIA PRESIDENT.
Takes Oath Of Office a. Head Of New
{ kech Republic.

Bt AsSociated Press t. liver, Evening
Pr.r.c Bohemia. Dec ,. Prof T.
q Nla.4rzk pre,idcn, 81 The Cyecho-
~Ioyak rrplbHe. to3A thc oath III office as
president toaay n Tie Die' building
President NlA-arHk. vito reached here
lr m The nit,a So atc- hv WAY Of Pans,
Wa- presented on ms arr1al with an ad-
,irc>s 81 Premier ktamarz b tho name
~ tic hrst free government ut the zecho-
>i1yah ~tai.
In, pro.ldeuf oath q ASSUMING Of
ice Wa~ a. follow
Il promise a- president oi tn Czecho-
SloNak fcpub3e IN ny honor and con
~eiaucc that ! " i care inr 'hc wcliar" Of
fno republic and - pcoi1e ara re>iFct rs
lv>
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-23
DEBT CLEARED.
Parsonage Mortgage Burned at MadeIeN
NJ T.. Church YESTERDAY.

At tho 30 O'Clock service al Madclcy
VI t. Church yesterday the 81 200 mort
gage in the parsonage was burned Scr
wees throughout the day celebrated tho
event. the choir of 30 voices. under the
Leadership 81 John T Magec, singing
special numbers
This choir VIII march around tho
community On Christmas morning sing
lng Christmas music, and will meet the
s,ngTgatlon in the church al 6 clock
for the service The Christmas entertain
mcn; ana SUNDAY school treat viii be
gwen Un hTlStnaS i've
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-23
A. NJ. DAILY VERY ILL.
Well Known Dover Lawyer Operated
Upon at Philadelphia Hospital

Alexander NJ DAILY. n wcll-known law
yer. who was operated on recently for
pancrcatis. IS to bc reported to be il a
serious condition at the Hahncmann Hos
pital, Philadelphia.
Mr.. Dalv has been operated on twice,
At present he is unable to take any food.
except by injections. the intlamed pan
crras gland of his stomach refusing to take
food
MIR DAILY is one Of the most prominent
members Of the Kent county bar Until
recently nc was counsel for the Federal
Trades Commission lie also is president
of the Charles NJ Scott Packing Go. Of
Dover and Dclmar.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-23
POPE co. SUED FOR TANES.
Big Bicycle Concern in Snari With Fed
erat Gov crnment.

~ Associated rr.ss 10 Every Evening
Hartford. Conn. Dee % suit 70
recover approximately $4,000 IN cor
,,'r.,tlon t.,l,S. alleged IL havc been due
+, Io0o ~, been instituted b> the | nltcd
>,,tc- government m the | nstcd States
I.t.tr,r, ,ur, against the Pope Manu-
t..gfaIinc Company II j. asserted that
+, tLe year referred to the Pope G CumpanN
IL ,,aiino i. t.N return. figured S25O. geo
deduction Ja which i wa~ not entltied
~incc ihat ,E,tr The Pope Manufacture
inc COMPANY n unncctlcdi ha- gone m
ta the h4nd- 70 3 receiver ind IT. ucccSS"r
Il -hc Papc Manufacturing ompAnN
0 Massachusetts, l"r ihai reason there
Na- icIaN un Tho part Il the government
m getting tile action started
~etNl,, Wl~ laalN nAdc ~ receiver
AIhg ~hirman n tins CITY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-23
BRITISH TO USE sCHELDT.
Holland Informed That Supplies vii be
Sent ~ Troops by River.

~ hssocia~d Press . KVeFy Evening
Brussels, Dee. ~ IL IL reported here
that Holland has been informed by Great
Britain 0f her intention ~ send supple.
10 the British army of occupation ~
C;ermany by way ~ thc river 5cbeldt
and Dutch Limberg.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-23
Home Fleet Flagship Ready For Review

By Associstcd Press 60 Every EVening
New York, Dec % The battlcsldp
New Mexico flagship of Vice Admiral
Grant commanding the American fleet
in homo waters, arrived today to join the
feet here for the naval review Thursday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-23
IN MEAiORIAM.

IN loving remembrance Of ms iciOt I'd
tuut fcrcia Roth VINO departed his
.ile lJ,Cemycr -. 1917 Heg NcpheW
Edward B HcnEe.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-11-09
FATAL SHOOTING OF ELWYN
VEAL

IA the result Of a previous quarrel
Jim sturi MORALLY wounded Elwyn
Veal. both colorpd last Saturday
night The affair took place In front ~
the Max Mann saloon The two men
met and after some words Veal
struck sturl IN the face. when the lat
ter stepped 10 his buggy a short dis
lance away, and got his pistol Re.
turning he sho, twice aiveal, wound.
lag him FIRST in the loft wrist. the
second shot lodging IN the left side
below the heart
Veal Ras taken to the ChaIl,y Hos.
pital New Orleans, SUNDAY morning
but died Monday His body was
brought back Monday night stun is
confined In jail, charged With murder
The preliminary examination takes
place soon.
II Is claimed that the two men had
had a dispute the previous Saturday
night over the prices Veal woB prom.
ising rs a labor agent. aud that Veal
had threatened 10 cut sturl the next
time they met Veal had also had a
dispute wilh Joe snrl. ilm's brother
s.uTl lie about "a years cid. the son Of
Charlie sturl. ore Of the best eolared
citizens OF the parish. and both Of his
boys bear an excellent reputation nj.
SO Veal had the reputation Of being
bully and was more OF less feared by
others ~ his race.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-11-09
NO STATE AID FOR BAYOU SARA
LEyCE

Mayor Jas Logan Of Bayou Sara,
after going TO Baton Rouge aud re.
ccivinK assurance that state engineers
would come here and look over the
serious break in the bayouside leyee.
has subsequently received a telegram
saying that no State aid can be given
outside Of the regularly constituted
levee districts hence Bayou Sara can
not expect 10 get assistance from that
source
II Is obvious to all who see the
break that Il must be repaired aud
that right speedily An engineer who
talked with Mayor Logan but who
had not seen the break. estimated il
would cost about t250000.
Mr. Logan appeared before the Pc.
lice Jury Wednesday. asking Tor "a.
sistance. and the result IA recorded in
the minutes
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-11-09
THIS CHRISTMAS
: VT Sc,
Clerk o. said Court

Unjust count a. 40 Christmas OF re,
cent years has counted The spirit
of Christmas must be kept mp Only
sensible wisely selected things can
he given. and one Gift should provide
for many Here Il is--an ideal gift
for one and the whole family are sure
20 be delighted with II The Youth 5
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-11-09
The Gospel for the Twenty.fOurth Sun.
day after Trinity. 81. Matt. In. IS

While Jesus spake these things unto
Johns disciples, behold. there came a
certain ruler andworshipped him, Ny
daughter is even now dead bat come
and lay thy hand upon her, and she
shall live And Jesus arose. aud fol.
lowed him. aud 50 did his Disciples
And behold a woman. which WAS dl.
seased with an issue Of blood twelve
years, came behind him, and touched
the hem of his garment for she said
within herself If may but touch his
garment ! shall be whole But Jesus
turned him about and when he saw
her he said, Daughter. be- Of good com,
fort thy faith hath made thee whole
And the woman was made whole from
that hour And when Jesus came into
the rulers house, and saw the min.
strels and The people makiHg a noise,
he said unto them, Give place for the
maid IL not dead, but sleepeth. And
they laughed him 20 seorn ilut when
the people were put forth, he went In,
and took her By the hand. and the
maid arose And the fame hereof vent
abroad into all the land
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-11-09

Two hundred and fifty million dol.
lars viii be asked of the American
people during the week OF November
Ills Originally the amount asked
was sl7O500.oo, but Riih the prospect
Of peace within a few months. Presl
dent Wilson has authorized the re,
quest for an oyersubseription Of fifty
per cent on THE amount Taklng care
Of millions Of idle soldiers during oc.
cupatlon and rehabilitation will mean
a gigantic enlargement Of the program
of all seven Of these organizations
for In the opinion Of military authorl.
ties and welfare sorkars, the most
dangerous period for the soldier Is
bis leisure the time during which he
ir not fighting or actively training
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-11-09
Absent Friends


| News eamo Friday 0h1 Corporal
ICeca Il Eagabm tad uasd fah
Imawaa We appreciate tba card
from hm
Miss Id'E pBrre uruer H r
high school I'D relapse aam a8 at
her boma opelm.s- a4 aa quite
#ck fur as
| Nrs I'd 1eHan smp aB at New
Orleans aa Hw #Hs'g af West 20
l"cHHa lHee1 lis the la at her SON
IRaadolpa -mpaa AGED yrar aAo
died at Hnuaea NJ SUNDAY Nus
Much gmpaln Is feh for Nrs lHl
| Iia BELL kaoz sister 81 oa~ town mgu
Join NJ Hall u the a,ath " agr sef
end son william glra Kaa. ~
Crowley La
Harry NJ and } : RpfIef though
belonging to different divisions Of the
sers iee have been stationed a. the
same place In France
Rather tarday we Iparn that Nr
and Mrs. Z Laurel 81 Rra.tb9ala.
la are the fappy prn of "a dauah
ter. uoa abou .bree weeks sid The|
yoaug mother aas fc.mady Miss Ga
mIl8 Gore ri ear toaH
Two u8r home hos have aat as
cards from overseas saret Mere
Barroa and Secret Aneo v Ara The
latter wrote stuff and selI knock
the srunmE uu of lha Kaiser Bins
Liberty bonds
Private Claua Mage lee tha AmerE
eau ENpdlIogarg Forces s atlaflueI
isru a machine gun bullet wound in
hts right thieh received H battle
en sep - haa been Cover rhe top
twice and feels mrkY that he came ONT
alive
Relatives and ueaas here oG Mrs
tdolpb Clue - Washington u q
FORMERLY Miss Annie Taun eg -
Fmuelst.i.e. szmpa1hlga efh her H /
the death Of her busbahd <ug az E |
o'elaek tie woat To- his office sppas /
entity 81 perfect health feIt III thrraI
and came home dying almost nmed /
atrlr Physicians Who made lhoruugA /
examination could find Pea trace olI
disease ard they attribute bis death I
10 the hardening Of a blood veaspl ia /
the brain Mrs Cian has three chill !
dren.
TIE " 3 pan.aI family have news
'hal Private EweH n honsy some.
where Iva fraocs Is >aeut Ing from
lhrea weeks spell Of pneumonia col /
lowing BAuenU ua quite sure thatl
be would have newer pulled through
II If hadn't been toF aach close atfaa.
tiun of the Red Gross nHfens One
stayed BIS h.g bedside day aad bleht |
fuf taa weeks ilp sars they arc cor
t#lrlv doing q great work over 'here |
and If ans one .n the paish u Wes'
feI0ctaua or any place else bouId agtrI
refuse 10 doaalr Ca the Rcd Gross CT
that hey houla b pua
bed
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-11-09

pgrm .Ha.l ar,,sr r....,,.t. I'll.
q '.' ''.'' ~ '''
ls'''"s
Dear hr Thomas am glad to
faab aani ol praise Ia behalf
'' tH Baton Rouge business Col
I.0t. .aH nt lHl5t employed
oH OF a." first gonug men so
graduate from fha school and
"" =ag tbH his services we're
satisfactory 'h every respect oW.
as Tag h# Stead #s bab.1a aad cap.
th.I'iE Bee sas able 10 pass the
'''H T'|nn Examination aud is
h'H "a Postal Clerk IN ihe Ration
Rouge ono J regretted TO see
h.'n so h1' aoaid not stand ia The
"ah I'll. hi advancement Va en-.
f''3'9 fhe'A.f Young man from
TBS raH" school wbo had The op
f"5' 'a''' 't What see thought aasa
better future nh tbe Haton Rouse
'''' t''h. ~ when he re-
Re-" months ago, Wa en-
f'oN'| '"T lhlFa 'ae from sooF
~ AHsH, Il Ea#HU |HHE This ytsiuP
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-11-09

Mr. Homer Cason Of Coldwater
Miss local manager OF the Cumberland
and Miss Henrietta BriRnac, Of Hatcher
one Of the operators. we're married
last Friday evening at seven o'clock
by Rev A " skardon IN the Rectory
Messrs r NJ Leake, Willis Daniel. and
r 8 Muse were the witnesses. Mr..
and Mrs Cagon are boarding with Mrs
Briani
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-11-09
Notice Of Application For Letters Of
Administration. Succession Of William
]. Fort. Deceased.

Stale Of Louisiana, Parish Of West Pc
liciana, Twen,yfourth Judicial Dis
trAci Court
Notice is hereby given to whom II
doth or may concern. 10 show cause
within ten days from present notlaoa.
ton If any they have or can, Why the
application of william ] Fort. Jr.
praying for letters OF administration
ON the Succession Of William J Fort.
deceased should not be granted
Witness the Honorable Charles XII
bourne Judge If the Gam judicial Dis
trigl Of Louisiana. this 3lst day Of
October. 1918.
4. :. MUSE,
Clerk o. said Court
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-11-09
CATHOLIC cHuRcH

oar Lady Of Mount Carmel Church
Rev T Romboutz Rector
Sunday Nov tath Iaealy afih SIM.
day after reatccust Mass and Ser
mon al 10 N iIriy lour Sermon
and Henedlctjou al 4 q N. After llaly
Hour business meeting Of church
workers.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-11-09

The State BOARD Of Health DEGREES
that all schools. moving picture shows,
theatres. and other places Of amuse
meut, be kept closed until SATURDAY.
NOVEMBER 18th, and no public or
large private gatherings be permitted
until aud ON and after the same date
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-11-09
hH Htf iFHI
tiiha = NtNSiiip
f8EI State THuua

eminent veterinarian writes
t''''''a' "
% .'' '' Eia
+ h''' "A'e'i'a
~ Is'. '.#'h' college
'I .'a1 's tn.
mp a@' ~ lil
' ".'l'.'FN interests
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-11-09

GRACE cHuReH

Rev a w skardon Rector.
Twentieth Fourth SUNDAY after Trim
IFS Celebration Of Holy Communion
and sermon n m War Eucharist
Thursday 80 q m LIlaHN Friday IL
a m
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-11-09
What Other
Federal and
State Officials
Think of the
Baton Rouge
Business College

Hr gh hip writes The
p u faa rolee ri FOL
Joss
ua ii f@ma Il is aitb
8J @ ST FIeama Chat /
n aurg sou are
aa faa wr ba He col
@ 10 m ha aa ,8recrs
e and girls Of Lau lana
and 81 pp
Ger base be able 90
judge and Z believe have been
a position ta farm au opglou.
the duao uors yom .ns,Ifr
a 8HH ,redtabla work
Wa h bad Hfe pleasure of
a. Them an the
q 0 HHal office
Their a FL brau uuuaal
~ ar beginners
thing Be- BATON
a Rave ahoH the Hza
#H h Hmr tuaaufs
f a.#fa la't rha afau
a with gampo
#... A,H.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-11-09


hlsb Jessie hail came home on a
visit, Tuesday Afternoon
The 4 W. holland haby has been
named Doris Nav.
Mrs Joe Wills returned 10 Baton
RouFe. last Friday
Miss Florence Hamilton came up
home from Ratan Rouge tbu latter
part of last week.
Mrs Oarne,t Howell was here Al
Saints Day being thednner guest Of
Mrs Ben Leopold
Mrs Burrlag White has returned te
Garysille.
Runin narrow il here on little.
cOuralescent visit
y T. Phillips Of Lakeland uas bprp
for All Saints
Miss Saunders Jeff Monday for
her home in Ruston.
Miss Grace Robertson il visiting "a /
friend In Wfunfeld durins vacation
Mrs Jas KiIbourne returned from
New Orleans TUESDAY night
lnn,an RYDER ia recovering from
severe case Of H.,
Miss Margaret Butler did not rafgre
To the city 20 resume training
rrsuni ,l.,tasa, 10. ,..........,. an ,..,
the past tve weaks Int IL bstt.r pos
Mrs n Cafpapter and hall, .,ra
over from Afeala an a sl,ort ,istt bon...
Mr. aud Mrs pot. Wood aud .l.g
dfeu loft Monday arte, . ,f.i, +, h.l
" r. Wood f,,ou,
Mrs urlla Winston foft u,.as, f.r
Naw orloau.
Ne aud urs p,,.1 p.sau ts..
been spaodgns tina v.sk hero ,nJE
gin ,esye Sunday
Mr. usonn ana l.,a ua,a...
with reference IN po,tlpg e., rgrs, |
Aid class A u e
Mr. aud Mr. a a pait,- aud urs Il
wea, Reilly we're snss,s ~ ,bo e s
Daniel housebnIa an rria,y ,ss, n..
t,ripy from T,,lc.
Mrs YIN Smith and H,,ra s,r tsf l.
fervop VIM have hecn Visiting a, Il
Solitude returned IN Ration ,,,ups last II
week
Mrs Jake pampf has retpfpad IA
Little uoeL since quarantine has 1.sn
r,issa -, Gam, nil.
postma.tcr n N Ie.kc has do. =
welcomed en after parslyfep, e,,osprs F,
10 II
Mira / nayla ba. hasn ia this H.
week hut NOT from An ma vas NJ nrst
t.
Mr. Iohp 8 Irvine snent Monday IN
l,atou Rouge an matter, pertainlng tel IL
iba loe,l l,ltea War u,.l .a,,,,.t,p :
Mrs Emma Wood and Mr. Wiley =,
Wood have concluded their ,tslt here
10 " wo.s md gayl, .
Mr. Simeon sbav wa. the p,,sst ef
he Max Mann boasehola ON Waapas O.
iay III
Divide Leonard Ir IL # b,pr fr,m 3.
!. 4 u having resigned fran ibr \ n
!, T e In enlIgt In the nav, h.
Mr. and Mrs n Cozedessps e,ara
iEuner guests ef lion and Mrs Che o.
on Fakes AT Fair,fev an FRIDAY efi +,
ast week H.
W. T. Wood has returned To his a
lntios as cashier Of the Rank Of Com. f.
nerce, after iiiness from Hu and Iat
Mlss Jeanette l.eyy is expected home A
4 the Weekend from visit 10 New +,
orleans. Miss AathIlde Miami uho =
vent with her. returned early IN tie In
week 10
Messrs Morris and Emanuel Wolf 81
mourn the death Of their sister Mrs 81
emile Kern Of New Oflean8 born NJ
snnle Wolf II Clinton. IN llor death g.,
ook place "wednesday morning at 10 III
,cioek n
Mrs. II. Cazedessus and baby left n
-. 49,. L. uats.. n / 4.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-11-09

FOR SALE Red Rust Proof Feed
a1i Seed Oats Jas p. Bowman.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-11-09

FOR SALE Ounces 2se per peck
~ Phone i02R
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-11-09

la rha Bosedown Geld,
JAS. p. BOWMAN
No hunting or cattle driving allowed
on DnEF,est and Boat Hollow planta
t.uHg
b. | BARROW. Agi
ron SALE Cleaned brick IN carload
lots 81 per thousand Less than ear.
tad $40 per thousand. Fire brick Ave
C0afs o1ch AZ fair grounds, Bayou
sara g. WEST FELICIANA DEvEi,
oP0ENf co, INC, II. r.. Crump. Sec
The HerefoFd Cattle Co. offers 10.
sale srade Hereford Cattle. registered
hnroc Jersey Hogs, and Angora Goats
Pylcea reasonable Address st. Fran
eisyille In. t2iaIstfl
LOST Saturday night. Oct &c. ON
road home to Star Hin from st. Fran.
cls,ille | package OF Red Rubber
Packing fer engine Finder vii please
fr'nfn same and receive reward
II T Riddle, Star unl. La.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-11-09

WANTED Boy 10 work In Drug
store Barrow's Drug Store
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-11-09

FOR RENT On river front garden
spot and stable ]. NJ Bell Agent