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CHARITY SHOW AT BRIARCLIFF


Special Despatch to THE SuS.
One OF the fixed functions OF the au-
tumn season at Briarcliff Manor, n. Y,
is the annual benefit for the Ossining
Hospital. which was held at the Briar-
cliff Lodge Saturday evening. and which
from point OF attendance and receipts
was by far the most successful ever
held, more than $4,000 being netted for
the hospital.
Col. Il. d. McAlpin was chairman. and
the programme included n talk by Irwin
s. Cobb and Rotations by Holbrook
Blinn. Character approximations by
Miss Augusta Close, assisted by her
father, A. Close, and a sketch entitled
I'm 1893" by Miss Minnette Barrett,
Miss May Naudain and John Daily Muir
ply. completed the programme.
Mrs. Frederick Pearson and Miss l..
l.. Pearson of Newport, r. l.. are at the
Lodge for the remainder OF the month.
Mrs Alexander Stewart has as her guest
her daughter, Mrs. Daniel r. Devore of
Washington. p. c. DIT. and Mrs James
y. Clemens and family, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
r. Storll Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. White of
Philadelphia, Mrs. Alexander T. Hazen
and Miss Mary Howard Hazen Of Gin
Cinnati, Mrs J. H Beal, Mrs. L. u. Beal
OF Nshant, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. r. n.
Merrill and Miss r. Merrill OF Seattle,
Mrs. James Sullivan and Mr.. and Mrs
a. f. Butler. Montclair. y j.. are also
at the Lodge.
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CLUB
TO PROMOTE FLYING
Reginald C. Vanderbilt Is the
President Of Organization
Just Incorporated.

The Lloyd's Neck Club. with Reginald
C. Vanderbilt as president. has been in
corporsted and has taken large tract
Of land at Lloyd's Neck. L. l.. for the
purpose OF promoting the science of avn
alton, including both land and sea work.
Many nationally important business men
are members. The aim Is TO supply the
Government with n valuable school for
aviators.
The vice-presidents OF the club are
Harry Payne Whitney and Lawrence
Lewis Gillespie. Samuel willets is sec
Rotary and Henry Sanderson treasurer
The board of governors includes c.
Oliver Iselin. Edwin d. Morgan. Fred
eric n. Watriss, Ebert H. Gary. Gen. T.
Coleman du Pont. Cornelius X. G. Bill
lings. Leroy W. Baldwin Frank c. Hem
derson William Russell Grace, A. Kings
ley Macomber, Arthur V. Davis. Roy a.
Rainey. Nicholas r. Brady. William r.
Coo and William Goadby Loew. Mr..
Watrfss and Charles X. Beel1man have
worked out the necessary legal details.
The primary purpose of the organiza-
ton 10 patriotic. 1t is designed to en-
courage the study OF aviation and prac-
tice in the use of hydroplanes. The club
has taken $50 acres facing Long Island
Sound, few miles from Oyster Bay and
Huntington. thirty-nine miles from the
Quesnsboro Bridge. The automobile
roads leading to the property are excel
lent. Two and one-half miles of the
tract fronts on the water.
farm house and portable barracks
will afford accommodation for men who
take postgraduate instruction. The
timber supply in the immediate neigh
borhood makes the extensive use of coal
unnecessary. 1t is intended that the
club shall become a social centre after
the war. and a club house will be erected
in keeping with the ideas of the spon-
eors.
An eighteen hole golf course, 5000
yards long. has already been surveyed
under the direction of Devereux Emmett.
poted amateur. A polo field and race
, course of a mile also are projected.
Yachting Is to receive much attention.
!. A limited number of persons not con-
nscted with military service and avia-
tion VIII be accepted as members. The
New York offices are at sol Fifth ave-
nue..
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and meiodious lyrics was a manifesto
ton OF imaginative power coupled with
large command OF artistic resource.
1t was the last group. however. which
set the hearts of the hearers throbbing
most rapidly and made some eyes wet
with tears Germans setting Of Kip
ling's Tho Irish Guards" who after
10 years. were lighting for France
again, Florence Aylwards Khaki Lad"
shot to pieces. a Hawk With "A Wounded
Wing" but still, As Every One Knew.
Finer Than King" and William Arms
Fishers Zero minus one" the sixty
seconds before going over the top, which
sis n H Of Time to Wait" these
things were In the spirit of the hour
and they were sung with Il.
No one was In doubt as to what they
were about, because Reinald werrenrath
In one of the foremost preachers of the
gospel that the art of singing Is the
Interpretation OF text by the musical
tones OF the human voice He gives you
every syllable Of the text as well as
every note and phrase of the music One
OF the foremost artists of this time, he
enjoys now a nationwide popularity and
accordingly the hall was filled yesterday.
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CHANGES IN GEDNEY COLONY.
Many Families Leaving for city,
others Come for Winter.

The usual fall change in the Gedney
Farms colony is taking place each day
Families are leaving to open town
homes. while others are coming TO Join
the winter colony there Mrs. Richard
Hudnut and Mrs. NJ. Chaplin are now
at Gedney. where they will remain until
the opening OF the Palm Beach season.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Gavin OF Brook
Ign are at Gedney for the month en-
5oying golf. James J. O'Grady OF Great
Falls. Mon. and mother and sister, Mrs.
Ellen OGrady and Miss Z. L. O'Grady
will make Gedney their winter home.
Other additions TO the colony for eX-
tended stays include Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Muzer of New York, Mr.. and
Mrs George T. Burling White Plains
Mrs F. G. Loeb. Miss Loeb and Miss
A. Koehler, New York. and Mrs. f. $
Desardina and family OF Havana, Cuba
Major Frank V. Snyder of Gen. Per
shing's stan and Major John Wood and
Howard Paul are at Gedney for a week
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THREE Big EVENTS
FOR SMOKE FUND
More Than 81, 900 Each Prom
ised by Benefits for Sol
diers' Tobacco.
COLE CLUBS WILL MEET
Block Parties Saturday Night
in Brooklyn and in Six
tieth Street.
GOLF CLUBS WILL MEET

From tho events which the faithfully
generous friends Of THE SUN Tobacco
Fund are conducting this week II should
take a big step toward It's next goal.
$1,000 Three of these events promise
more than $1,000 each to the fund. and
the others are expected not to lag far
behind In the size Of their donations.
The event In the sporting world is
the tournament to be held on the links
OF the Fox Hills Club Mt Stapleton. s. L..
where the champions Of the home club
and those OF the Englewood Golf Club
will Join in friendly but serious strife.
Lovers Of the brassie and the elusive
little ball win gather from the hundreds
Of nearby country clubs to witness the
contest and swell the receipts for THE
SuS Tobacco Fund. Ofiicers OF the Fox
Hills Club are conservative. they believe,
in expecting to send check for $500
as the proceeds.
Another four figure event. as forecast
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CHAPLIN IN SOLDIER
COMEDY AT STRAND
Captures Kaiser and Son in
Limburger Bombardment,
Gas Masks Missing.

Charlie Chaplin edffied his votaries
yesterday in shoulder Arms" a three
reel film shown at the Strand. The foot
age was not announced. although that
has become the usual way of reckoning
the length OF a cinema classic since Mr..
Chaplin established his primacy by
clever footwork. His characteristic wad-
die and duck toetnE were in constant
evidence. but on this occasion he rose to
new heights by plasterinF the defenders
of a German trench with Amburger
cheese before they could put on their
gas masks
Military though the play is. and deadly
serious to the enemy. Charlie INDUCES
in constant antics that keep the specta-
tors laughing. As private in the
army he has a multitude of astonishing
adventures. The discomforts OF trench
life especially are humorously depicted.
II all OF the incidents are To be accepted
literally IL proves that man is really IN
amphibious animal. for Charlie goes to
sleep. mt peacefully. but as best he
can. totally submerged in the water IN
the durout and breathes through a tin
horn. Four doughboys are piled In his
hunk and a companion fioats beside him
with bullfrogs roosting on his toes.
Before the war IN over Charlie cap
lures the Kaiser. the Crown Prince and
Won Hindenburg. besides attaching to
himself the affections Of a charming
French maiden The play is probably as
funny rs any that Chaplin has created.
Another feature on the programme In
Fighting Mad" q short Western play In
which Gilbert Anderson figures. Jane
Holden. the Strand usher with a tenor
voice. repeated her succese of last week.
singing ia Donna 0 Mobile and BE
lieve Me II All Those Endearins Young
Charms
Lima Cavaiieri's photoplay The Wo-
man of Impulse was the feature at the
Rivon. II was adapted from Louis K.
Anspacher's stage drama OF the same
name. Nine. Cavalieri plays the part OF
an opera singer whose beauty makes her
numerous suitors SO persistant that her
Jealous husband creates several dra-
matte scenes. A comedy on the pro-
gramme is adapted from Alfred Henry
Lewis's story called Rose of Wolfville.' "
Comedy was stressed at the Riaito by
the showing of The Pretender," In
which william Desmond plays a COW
puncher who becomes a village school
master. and THE Great Vacuum Rob
berry" an old keystone picture. which
created considerable laughter. The AMI
mated Magazine makes a special feature
OF the work of the motor truck in help
ing to win the war.
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COLUMBIA PLANS CAMP SHOW.
"Forward March" to Have Lew
FieIds's Son az Leading Man.

Plans for 'Forward March" the re-
we TO be given at the Century Theatre
Christmas week by the Co'umbia s A
T. c.. are advancing rapidly, according
20 Lieut.. Cortlsrdt Van Wrinkle. post
entertainment Officer.
Forward March" will picture life at
the Columbia camp much as YIN. ZIP
Yaphank" did for Upton. and VIII differ
from other service revues In that It's cast
will be drawn from both the army and
navy. Lorenz Hart is writing the lIbret-
to. Irving Strouse, Columbia. rs, who
appeared with the MorninRside players
end was in charge OF dramaticS at the
chryst'e Street Settlement last year.
heads the committee from the naval unit
Private Lee X Frankel. Jr.. Columbia.
10, a former university show man, win
have charge OF the army end.
Private Herbert Fields, Lew Fieldss
son, viii select and drill the chorus and
take the principal male part. Phillip G.
Leayitt. Columbia, Ie. who was lead
ing woman" in the last real varsity
show. vii play opposite Fields.
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DIED..

PoRTER.-Killed In action In the Argonne
Forest on October 6. 1913, In his
twenty eighth year. Lieut.. James J.
Porter. Tenth Machine Gun Battalion,
Fourth Division. beloved husband OF
Margaret X. Porter and only son of
william H. and Esther Jackson Porter.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Lying in state THE
FUNERAL CHURCH Campbell Build
tnED. broadway and Sixty sixth street.
RENS.-Fiorence. Funeral private THE
FUNERAL CHURCH" Broadway and
sixty-siktb street Drank Campbell'sl.
sANFoRD.-At Short Hills. N. J.. on oc-
tober 20. 1918. after brief illness,
Gertrude Minturn. widow OF Col George
Bllss Sanford. u. s. A.
Funeral services viii be held at st.
Niehaers Church. Litehneld. Conn. on
Wednesday. October 2s. at p. NJ.
observation-disclosures. N. D.. aged Sc.
Services at THE FUNERAL
CHURCH" (CampbelPs. Broadway
and sixty-sixth street, Thursday fore
noon, 1850.
sHEA.--waIter. At THE FUNERAL
CHURCH" Drank Campbeirs). Broad
way and SiKty-sixth street.
sLINKARD--ReG Refer Frank Z. Camp
bell THE FUNERAL CHURCH"
Broadway and sixty-Si1th street.
sMITH.--At Upper Montclair. n. j.. Sat-
81
Crawford. wife OF De witt ~ Smith.
Funeral services Will be held at Mount
Hebron Cemetery. Tuesday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock Please omit flowers. Train
leaves Erie station. Jersey city. AZ .
p. NJ. arrives Montciair Heights 2:4S.
STEIN.--Aftsr short illness. Henriette. be-
loved wife OF Emil Stein and beloved
daughter Of Slgmund and Eva Bach.
Funeral private.
TEALL.-At East Orange. ". j., on Dc
tobsr 10, 1918. Agnes n. TsalI. wife Of
Edward IL. Teal.
Funeral services VIII be held at william
]. Smiths undertaking establishment.
Main street and Maple avenue. East
Orange. N. j., on Tuesday evening. oc-
tober 22. at o'clock Kindly omit
flowers.
wALLING.-october 20. 1913. at Presby-
terrain Hospital. william A. b..
metallurgist The Minerals Separation
North American Corporation, aged 20
years Services THE FUNERAL
CHURCH Drank e. campbelrs).
Broadway and Sixty sixth street.
Wednesday, $50 p. NJ. Relatives.
friends and business associates invited.
Jnterment Ksnsico. Thursday.
wATTERs.-Edwsrd Services THE FLU
NERAL CHURCH" Broadway and
sixty-sixth street Drank CsmpbeiPs).
Tuesday. $3.50 p. II.
wARMAS,--Fanny j., wife OF Thomas T.
warman, October 10, at her late rest
dence. isi West seyenty-nfth street.
Funeral at oonysniencs q familA
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Zionist Pioneers 10 Celebrate.

The Zionist organization in America
will celebrate on November the frst
anniversary Of the signing by the Right
Hon. Arthur James Balfour, British MIN
lister Of Foreign Affairs. OF the Jewish
Magma Charta." This Is the title given To
Mr.. Balfour's statement favoring the es-
Enlistment Of a natIlaa Jewish home
land In Palestine. Judge Julian w. Mack.
president of the Zionist Organization OF
America, issued call yesterday for an
intensive campaign in support OF the
Zionist planA
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PREIATE DELEGATES CHURCH.
Bishop Greer OMciates I'm 81. Par
thoiomew Parish.

Bishop David u. Greer dedicated the
new church for the use OF st. Barthol-
omew parish yesterday. The new build
ing is at Park avenue and Fifty-hrst
because of war conditions.
Tho large congregation sang the
National Anthem and the Rev Leighton
Parks. d. D.. made a short address. He
said 200 young men. representing names
that were known In the best business
and social ranks OF New York. had gone
to the front from the church to serve
the country.
Bishop Greer In his address con-
cratulated the rector and the parish
upon the opening OF the new house OF
worship.
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MISS MARY E. CRANST0N.

Miss Mary Elizabeth Cranston. 81,
died OF pneumonia Saturday at the home
of her mother. Mrs Elizabeth Crenston
In Broadway. Ossining. Miss Crsnston's
two sisters are Ill OF influenza. She has
been employed in a secretarinl capacity
In this city for several years. Funeral
services will be held at st. Augustine
Church. ossining. Wednesday morning
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MRS. ISABELLA A. HARTLEY

Funeral services will be held to-day
for Mrs. Isabella Aston Hartley, who
aied Friday at her residence, III West
Fifty-eight street. She was the widow
OF Rev Isaac s. Hartley. rector of st.
Jamess Episcopal Church. Great Bar
rington. Mass. and daughter of George
r. White of Pittsburg, a merchant.
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Australia Increases Postage.

MELBOURNE, oct. 20.-Parliament has
passed a bill increasing the postage on
letters and newspaper packages by a
halfpenny. The time for closing the
war loan has been extended 10 October
Is TO the satisfaction OF many munich
palities which were DESTROYS OF making
I'D their quotas
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PETERS PENCE COLLECTED
Catholic Churches Expected Ia
Exceed Previous ORerinEs.

In accordance with instructions TO
the rectors OF Roman Catholic Churches
In New York by Mgr. Joseph j.. Mooney.
the annual collection OF the Peters Pence
was taken UP at the masses yesterday.
Mgr. Mooney expects the total will
exceed that Of previous years The pro-
ceeds OF the Peters Pence collection are
used TO support the various activities OF
the Holy See.
The sun., 1918-10-21

In 1910 Leon Morane earned the fspu-
tation of being the leading French avl-
ator In July Of that year he estab-
iished a new record for speed and III
September assembled san feet, at thai
time the greatest height ever attained
by an aviator. He was Injured In Octo-
Der, 1910. and afterward gave his eritif.
attention TO the building OF airpianes
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walter Hiue. Page Sitting rp.

1t was announced at st. Luke's Hos
pital last night that the condition OF
former Ambassador Walter Hines Page
was much improved. He was sitting mp
and will be about within a few days,
according to DR.. S. w. Lambert.
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MRS. JOHN HAYS HAMMOND Ill.
Unable to Leave Her Summer
Home at East Gloucester.
Special DE- patch to TIE sus.

SpecfH Df -p0fch 10 tHh bEa-
BOSTON, Oct. 20.--One OF the FIRST
debutante functions OF the season win
be a reception and tea at 2 Raleigh
street to introduce Miss Anna Haml.n
Saturday afternoon from to 7 o'clock.
for which Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s.
Hamlin. her parents. have sent out in
vitations. Miss Hamlin and her mother
will come In town from their summer
homo In Mattapoisett to remain a week
here and will then go to Washington
for the season.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond. who has
been expected al Washington. Ii stin
too III TO leave her summer home. Look
out Hill. at East Gloucester.
Mrs Henry p. Mccain. wife of Brig
Gen. Mccain. stationed at Camp Deve-s.
will not Join him there this winter but
will occupy an apartment at the Avon
dale. Their daughter. Mrs. Emory T.
Smith. will be with her mother while
her husband. Col Smith. is in France
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LEON M0RANE.

PARIS, Oct. eo.---Leon Morans. the
French aviator and airplane builder. Il
dead.
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Gen. lamont was born in 1881. After
gradua ton from the military college N
1852 he entered the artillery and fought
In campaigns In the Crinea, In Italy, W.
China and Mexico. In 1893 Gen. lamont
was appointed member OF the superior
war council. He was retired In 1900.
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OBITUARIES.
GEN. ED0UARD F. LAMONT.

PAN1s. Oct 3o.---The death of Gen,
E,douard Fernand lamont was an
nounoed to-day.
The sun., 1918-10-21

We cut a size for every
build! We make to fit, not
to measure.
The finest fabrics: the
highest type of tailoring.
Fall suits. Fall over
coats.
Moneyback if you want
it!
The sun., 1918-10-21

The %"Composite" Derby
is our own idea. Built on
the law of averages. Fits
and looks we'll on 80 out of
every 100 men.
sR,ofstered Trademark
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BERTRAND-ROMERO.

Early Wednesday morning. In the
presence Of relatives and interested
friends. Miss Media Bertrand. the &C.
complished eldest daughter OF mr.. and
Mrs. Luke Bertrand was given In mar.
rage to MIR. Hubert Romero one Of
our progressive young business men
The ceremony was performed at st
Peters Catholic Church by Father j.
NJ. Langlois.
The couple left Immediately after
the ceremony. which united their hap
nv hearts and lives, for New Orleans
and other places of interest. They
we're showered by the good wishes and
congratulations of their hosts OF rela
tives and friends.
Among the out OF town guests FOL
the wedding were Mrs. A. J. Bertrand
from New Orleans, La, Whitney Ro
me-o of Camp, Pike, Ark, Miss Ger
trude RodriAue Of Youngsville, La.
Miss Daisy Dupuy Of Erath, La.
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Mrs. Avery. head instructor OF

Mrs. Avery. head instructor OF
the Gulf Division of the Red
Cross, and who has been working
since the beginning Of the war,
and holds q teacher certificate was
here last week giving lessons on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Avery also teaches in New
Iberia. She said she was glad to
see this chapter headed by a train
ed nurse, Mrs. X. }. Broussard,
and highly complimented the Ia
dies for their fine work room
Mrs Avery is the wife of Mr.. Dan
iel Avery, and while here was the
guest of the home of Mrs. Il. y.
Broussard She will be glad TO
return at any time to give lessons.
-Abbeville Progress.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-06-15

If you have the itch, don't
scratch. 1t does not cure the trOu
BILE and makes the skin bleed. Ap
ply
BALLARD'S SNOW LINLMENT
Rub it in gently on the affected
parts. 1t relieves itching instant
~ and q few applications removes
the cause thus performing q per
msheut cure. Price 25c, SOC and
$500 per bottle.
Sold BY ESTORGE DRUG CO.
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SURGEONS agree that IN cases
of Outs, Burns, Bruises and
Wounds, the FIRSTTREATMENT
ia most important. When an EFF
FIOIENT antIseptic is applied
promptly, there is no danger of in
lection and the wound begins to
heal at once. For use on man
or beast, BOROZONE is the
IDEAL ANTISEPTIO and HEAL.
ING AGENT. Buy it now and
be ready for an emergency. Price
25c, SOC, $1.OO and 81 so.
Sold By ESTORGE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-06-15

The foundation bolts and the blue
prints Of the new esgine purchased
for the Electric Light and Power
Plant Of this city, arrived this week.
Mr.. Lawrence +. Yiller, tho City's
Commissioner Of Public Property, says
he expects to start the foundations
now at a very early date in order to
have them ready for the new engine
upon its arrival. The engine is OF the
internal combustion type. burning
crude petroleum. Its economies are
wonderful and will 60 long way to.
wards helping to win the war" by
saving fuel. costs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. K. p. Ribbeck accom-.
panied by Mrs. Jack Blanc and Mrs.
BONN returned on Tuesday night
from New Orleans where they went
by auto to visit Msssrs. Ferdinand
Ribbeck. Rene Courage and Pep
Bouin who are in training at Tulane.
Apart from the pleasure OF seeing the
boys their trip did not prove plea
surab!e one, for the roads were in an
almost impossible condition due to
the Jane rains which began on st.
Midas. June Sth.
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NOTICE
NEW IBERIA. LA. April end. I

NEW IBERIA. LA. April END 1918,
IN Il w HORNSBY, his heirs and assigns:
Take notice that on the Thirtieth day OF
June, 1917. as per Tax Collectors Deed re-
corded On the 9th day ofJuly lalI, IN Cen.
vayance Rock ~ at folio 2lt under No. 32t23 Oh
,he Clerks an6 Recorders office Ia and ,ior
iberia parish. Louisiana; the following os
seribed property assessed 10 the name o, a. a.
W Uornsby for udpaid taxes FOR the year
1915 was adjudicated to me the unoerslsheo'
NJ W. McHugh, for the sum or Eight ana NO
100 (ss. 0O) Dollars, to-wit
Thirty-nine and S5-1Oo t3e. sd acres
sen OF $ w Section =, Township L.
south Range y East.
q, NJ. W. MCHUGH.
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In every home where there is
q baby there should also be a bot
tie ofMcGEES BABY ELIXIR
It may be needed at any time to
correct sour stomach, wind collie.
diarrboea or summer complaint.
1t is q wholesome remedy, con.
tains no opium, morphine or 10
furious drug Of any kind. Price
%, and SOC per bottle.
Sold by ESTORGE DRUG CO.
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NOTICE
NELv IRERIh LA, An

NEW IBERIA, LA. April END 1918
TO JOgEpH GRICE, his heirs or assigns;
Take notice that on the thirtieth day OF
June. 1917. IA per Tax Collectors peea re-
corded on the 9Th day Of July, 1917, In Con Jon
vavance Rock ~ Mt folio 2l2 under No. 5252b
of he Clerks and Recorders Office In and Tor
Iberia Parish, Louisiana; the following, d 1e-
scribed property assessed In the name me OF var so
1918 was adjudcated to me the underslgneea,'
M. w, McHugh. for the sum OF Nine anu ~
100 80. 2l) Dollars, to-wit;
sixty and i2-iO0 t60i2l acres; Lot OF
section 0, Township IL, south hanse
10 East
=, NJ w. McHugh.
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NOTICE
NEW IBERIA. LA. April END, 1918,

NEW IBERIA, LA. April End, lyis'
TO JOHN RILEY, his heirs or assigns:
Take notice that on the thlrtieth day OIL
lime 1917, as per Tax Collectors Deed re-
corded on the 9th day OF July. 1917, In Con- Ion,
veyance hook ~ at folio 202 under NO. szSlV
OF The Clerks and Recorders Office In and for
iberia Parish, Louisiana. the following DC.
scribed property assessed in the name OF
John Riley for unpaid taxes for the year
loi6 was ndtudicated TO me the undersigned,
Mrs CORA Forvey, for the sum OF Nine and
20. 100 [S0.70l Dollars. to-wit:
Slxty-six 1861 acres w l-2 of NV IA
of see Is, Township r. s. Range 10 r.
II MRS. CORA FORGEY.
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Children that are affected by
worms are pale and sickly and liza
BILE to contract some fatal disease
WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE
expels worms promptly and puts
the child on the road to health.
Price Soc per bottle.
Sold BY ESTORGR DRUG co.