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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-16
WEATHER SUMMARY
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF
AcRlCuLTu WEATHER
BUREAU


weather bulletin FOR the ~ homi
ending at p M. Iath Meridian tune
tul ln IJIs
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-16
MARSI'sLL HICKS URGES
ELECTION OF BARRETT


Wilson. ut wncihr poe has failed as
" be has reficstHd lie sentiment 80
iiN AlurricAnN ~ ihls district. then ii
wuuid hr unwlse ai ihla time io change
" hr hpA unl itiiocird the We've aul
continents ~ the uUuuic 10 this district
thNn hN should ~ ihoi fiom She 80
flc, thHt be now Nniaa
lnt 4ii tnetefnsp examine iho record
ild aNr II 10 hns TRULY represented uH
in lht ilAiis pf touetrsH
District Supports Wilson
There is one proposition ou which
aN frai Amcrlrnna ~ thlN district wlll
nHree. aud that ilie statement iii1t
thf 81 ttbcate on iHr Americans uf the
fourteenth district are with Wuudfuw
Miiepn. Applause
God in llia Providence hsH niveu the
Ntlii great itall N MuNdiow Wilson
and ulnn 10 fnd world republic
u'ltt his matchltss leadership the
American ncorle nd untitled ani .ic
itfuiiupd 50 WIN nlurinWs victory
altHnsi The Hun
20 is thu duts 20 fbc Individual to
uNrnii lhr President IL iH much mori
fht duty ~ RI congressman vito ia Boa
congress to rcfl,i the sentiment OF
hla district Iusi Ha wo Americans
WHtrh the German teichHtfe tp deter
minr the nttitudt of the German Poo
pio towards fhc tAr. so docs Bcrim
inuh 60 thp courlofa ~ the tnitcd
fNNNlf'N lNN tlfN HfNnH HA lNiHiNi lf.l itNfN
ut tho people % IFS countrN towards
tic prosecution ~ the wan
$50 one can tcil how mnrh wclrht
me attitude nf a. Toilette hHd n
iie dn lutosfatiuu ~ Russia
Nr know thsi iliv speeches 0f ~
iaNotte against war preparedness
Wtsaulns were ffad in Gtfmany and
rcrftinl1 they must have given com
f9rt tu our cnomf
ln mo war Wt SEQ As ONES onl
hnNts pur aims our joys rnr Sou
eA pui desunita $40 ~ one iN JmD
nl wis II in ihc hnlls of congress
thcrr IT, disrrfiVni note mat me
Hift nf ''..rofd can gpl very far There
core t hNhpoVvh ua to send mon tu
WAHhiuston who VIII stand hrldnd ouf
President. go that The people can Judge
iht people ~ ouf district hy our COM
Erc siuHn.
hlNc Investigated from ,hn pabNc
records to detcfmne whether nr NOT
Nh ~laNden shouii De removed from
office md the fcrnfd clrurly 1iselosof
lu u'N mind that bee should be retired
iu ihc first sis months of lYif inc
world WAS ~ peace Shipa FllNd tho
sens epluE where they pleased ON JUS
rs 1914 pcrmarA boosted her miiit1N
rnNrf and since tNnf awful dat iborr
'iaH been uu law ~ humanity 90 ciri
liNtiinu That she hie not broken Ncu.
N1nen nd rhildcen have been murder
'H women have hrnu outraged hos
nif is hnNe beca bombed ana even uH
Wuinfn Nud child hayo gathered u
Niiti fNfs 90 plht in fhNu Heavenly
fhe Doc brutal liuW hae hpmhed tns
thufrhos killina nnuccut women auH
iNidfNu Thnrr lNs boon no brutal
l'Hf 'hut OBJ, fioW1rs hVN, hrsitIfnu
~ H'rium GcmaHt has thrown 3ei,ls
tNe solemn oh'ieHfou ana hls de
irne - Nations fu4t dared -tsp hfr
IIH.IfII frITfn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-16

callor anorla aro nouNs rnnsr.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-07-16

Tuesday July l6. 1913
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-07-06

S r 20 f. Ind Frcl portion of \ f II
of y " quarter of sec ; T II 5 X 20 f.
3rd Ere! parts of lots /, ?, 5 and ), \
half of lot and y T. quarter OF 5 +
quarter of sec II, T Is K 20 +. S half
of S " quarter, S W quarter of 5 i II
of sec I Is S K 20 f. w half of farm
lot 50 Of paraadis 9O7 acres
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-07-06
STATE TAX SALE
OF
ENJOYABLE PROPERTY
The State of Louislans
Delinquent Tax Debtors
Parish of St. Charles


nv virtue of the authority vested III
~. nv tine Constitution and laws OF the
State of Louisiana, will sell at public
,ction at the principal front door OF the
Court House. in which the Civil District
Court of said Parish is held, within the
legal hours for Judicial sales, beginning
al II o'clock A. NJ, on Saturday the
Goth. day of July, 1918. and continuing
on each succeeding day until SAID sales
are completed, all imniovable property
on which the taxes are now due, the
State of Louisiana. the Parish OF d.
Charles and Drainage Districts, to en-
force the collection of taxes, assessment
in the year 1917. together with interest
thereon from the Slst day of December
1917 at the rate of ten per cent per an
mum. until paid and all costs
The names of said delinquent tay pay
ers, the amount of taxes due by each
ON the assessment of said year, and the
immovable propertp assessed to each 10
he offered for sale as follows to-wlt:'
Est. George Howard >, r
Parish and State taxes 2A'0'
A part OF lot of Darensbours tract
I'D acre
r. Pierre ct ais d. "a
Parish and State taxes 49,
Lot square of HahnViiIe anu oiie
house Ia acre
Mrs. Josephine Honre 20
Parish and State texes m, "'o0
Part OF lot squire 10 of Hahnviiie
III acre
Est. Sinond Sullivan =. >,
Parish and State taxes % =
A lot 37O # front by Il arpenI aeep an'
house 81 acre
Est. Edward Wall ez <,
Parish and State taxes 81, 80
The undivided Il 1.2 OF lot 81 Oh rl'ss
vile Ia acre
Louis Alexander ca 9.
Parish and State taxes X
Lot block A OF Parauls l'-Aoo
Mrs. Alex. Bourgeois % &c
Parish, State and Drainage taxas ''''
Lot 81 of Coteau de France acres
M. r. Beauvais &C
Parish. State and Drainage taxes %; %,
lot 200 # front by $50 it deep less io
sold TO B. nj. Mott, 6S-1OO acre
Est, Mack Busch % O.
Parish, State and Drainage taxes "a ooo 20,
II, 90 of Coteau de France, 773-l0O acre:
Mrs, William Collins !, ,,
Parish, State and Drainage taxes o."
Lots 49 and 81 of Coteau de France
Is $500 acres
VIM. Cadow!! :.
Parish, State taxes -. -,
A lot IFS # East Of reservation NO .
between Fonda & Broadway IA acre
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-07-06
The best OF the good ones.

All the experiments of the Cover.
nent food experts and the athletic
trainers Of Yale University provo
that csssal eaters are the strongest
and healtfieet. Quaker-Scotch Ga,a
stands at the head of the list of cereal
foods Is is no, only the best food.
but it's the cheapest food on Garth.
Packed in tins it will keep sweet ana
Gesh anywhere indefinitely.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-07-06

&, lTSjJ s
$ half of lots 1U5 to |V9 and that portion
of the y halt OF EOS and 10y III sec %
IA K ~ +. Lots =" I" ~ lnci' ta]t
portion ~ 4 80 III ), - ~ ="
+. Lot 134 to I6o incl III u. NhaS' Nun,
Drain, hist, No. |, 5+o.40 acres
Wi,ner Estate Inc
Parish and Stat AS ~
5 half OF southwest quarter Of sc 3,soutn
west quarter Of sec /, all III sec 10, V .It
IL sec IL, secs II < IS, y u of y ;,
southwest IA ot \ " IA Ct aoutfwr D,
IA & south l. Of south - OF sec =,
south II Of W "A & southeast "A #
sec Is. all secs Y & 81, southwest II
frCl II OF sec 50, all sec ~ / - K -
+, sec los, West II OF \ " II, south
Il OF southeast II \ southwest II OF
sec los, all secs L X ia, OF sec q,
all sec is, and that portion OF sec ;
back OF the 50 arpent line, All sec y,
I0S, II VII of 80 - s, W. If Sec
il ali sec - r IA MON al seq 10 r
I4SR 20 +. That norton Of sec ~ be-
mo on Earl3 princr island It's ( Z %
=, T. - OF southeast = : OF sec o. T. -
OF ,dd r. - =, OF sec . ~ , X Il t.
lo7oo'"- acres
Wisner Estate Inc
Parish and State taxes 1865
Secs 81. s. & 81 Tl4S R22 i, frcl sec
. - , n . ~ ITti sees - i th"Sc
Poltioils 81 ilel So , a ~ + Oh bayou
Couba, I i ) X = +, 1000 acres
EuW , l,. " iiehry L. 9afPy no
- ~, -, - -
Isl, NAT nat PoTtion OF 'Ht prospect pLai'f"-
non ','e'u,l..'' pS'MeeI tlIt ~ "Fpen, 'nc
Cabaret y Elreey tract beng portion Of
Sec ! | / ) +. md. That portion of
Good Hope plantation beginning at the
80 arpent line and extending to the mp
per part OF the Pierre Marie Cabaret % l.
plantation beoin,in~ At thr 80 arnent
line and extendinp 70 tI,,. MINER 1;nn Of
the PIER NTar;a Caharnt n t5tro,,,. tr,,
Drainage taxes lilo
Drair D;st 34-1OO nora
Truck Farm Land Co., contracted
to R. f. Boyce
III, p,o,,. ,o4s *
=, G. 90, NJ, ~, nj. W.
~ ~ 1 "a o NnaS' NUM- D'''"' L'S'' w. =
~
Unknown Owner
r. Par ,lr,l i,t "a 30, PIoc1, 25 ,os ocr.s
. - - = '> az
{. J. Sorrel
Drainage taxes SS72
Lots -, oo, Of IN st. Chas, Nun, Dram,
DIST, No. !, l|.Zo acres
On t''''i'N Aiio ,,-oo,
I'latihEe t'AT 30 -, r.,
LOS ~" ~ ~ ~, ~ ~ ~ - - !"
6-S 6cI "a 800 7O2 ~ acrao
!
Wisner Estate Inc !
~ plalllaRe taHes ~ ~
.d' t'd' 90 ~ =. ~. AZ ~ ~ " " y, ~
- " Se1 20 N ~ ~ io'9 - ~ %
s ~ - - ~, 49, ~, =
- ~ D. Nidn' num- i'ia Dlet' W l.
800 acres
Truck Farm Land Co. Ltd
Parish. State & Drainage taxes PAP. OS
Lots SIS and S., 1870 and 140 in St. Chss,
Nun. Drain. Dist. No
j. /. FuhK
prdlii a 10 taNes o, =, 4 ~ %
LOIS - -, 30 -, 81 81 81 %, 9'9''7n,
= ~ 10 ~ loI ! - 40: - q ~
III D. NhdS MUM, Dram, OlSt, NO
W, d. Moore
Drainage taxes p IS
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-07-06
important Notice

No burial into the cemeteries OF
the Hoy Rosary's Church and DIES
Allcmands will be allowed I'm ess ac
companied by burial permit from
the local Registrar post Master
Hahpville & Des Alemanis) as pei
orders from The Louisiana State
Board of Health,
Nv. Parrot Pastor,
Sexton Of the said C.metries
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-07-06
Notice

The next examination for teach
trs' certificates will be held at the
Cour. House April IS, 10, II,
)whlte) AID April -. 10. 30 ne
gro)
J B.. Martin.
iSupt
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-07-06

1t was moveosby Mr.. De'aune
and. Dy M. Dufrene. that the toll
lowir g approxlmated tab'eauot tn
expenses Of the Parish OF ST. Char
les for the cnrrent year ending
June goth 1918
Sherift's fees in Criminal
cases $500, 90
maintaining prisoners 100000
@heriff's Salary $500 90
Sheriff. Deputy Salary 1000 90
District Attorneys ices
for convictions 10000
Coronecs salary, 10000
Justices Of the Peace 100000
Constables $500. 90
Grand, Petit and Coroner
lu.y $500. 90
Secretary Police Jury, 600 o"
official Journa! 900. 90
President Board o. Health, 800. 90
Assessors Commissions 1000 90
Assessors Clerical kxpcucs 500. 90
Parish Treasurer 1000"
school Fund $4,000
Expenses Board of
tieaIth tor lntecu"n' and
Contagious diseases 5000"
Road fluid, I,7o0.o"
N,,,,snanrr If Ben
Cadets at l.. Sta,r Unlver.
slty, 800 90
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-07-06
NOTICE

No burial or removal Of bodies
will be allow ed unless accompan-
led bv a burial or removs! premit
from the Local Registrar post
master) of said District in which
the dea'h occurred as per ord FRS
from The Louisiana State Board
OF Health
n. Zeringne
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-07-06
Noticed

Noticed
Hunting, trapping and trespassing
are hereby prohibited on proper
ties of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Caduw
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-07-06
Henry Clark Sr

Parish, State and Drainage taxes 4l.O5
Lots IS and IS of Coteau de France,
ii Us AGREE
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1918-07-06
CFfICI4L p/Rft T on \

Second Congressional 7 tic
Mem Der of Congress H.G Durre
Eighth Senatorial Distiici
State Senator,
Judges J.E F!eury
District Attorney l.. Rivar e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS

lFirst rac..-thrcc- quarters miie-Trusty. ~
dEroisel to !. : 20 and eEcn won Kama
ii Pierce, lis ,obcrD, 6 10 /. 10 and even,
airq cGrs}E. as gen na&Snu ?'f Te taro
housnt sRsaiSt' ~, CH', ,i n1use' hF'sht-
[ second race nvc and half furIonEs-.raml
ionnol;y, IL ,l.Eh"l. 70 -, even anu to :.
aud i" J. second: rianpar. no dob.
tn9n, to = . 70 ana to : third T'r.si
f;urc,,a, TanEaliasr; Rcd STAR, Thinker. Tell
pieu. 10; lWiilsi,, 10 to.i 80 j ana 70 J,
TO to 5 and to t. scconI: Iu.iiic y. los
h9rsc B, ORR eyfn %,;s an4 ays to 2 i r%r
finch. Ida Iinack. Wild Thyme and Great
Fourth racc-rnie and DISQUALIFICATION,
H. Ssanaei 30 70 and 10 80 and wor 70
s,o and ~, t. !. third ,Ttms Ia p Max
ss SaS.e uR hS'"M"' f' Shark S hS%n
GaI. and p S " 1iI1
,ScarroD;;, y TO- /" and % 3, won; Sc.
10 s. second; Ben iiaimpson los Gtndriguexl.
Z" l. to Hnd to n Third Rhrm" S i3
usSs ~, seyGGsy y, Ssrss i
Won, 1ask nesvcs ils {,p9Pri,y>; il, = TO
u 10 ana To 'SG rmh "':na ,h iq, Tic
I;tst,5 Old Man CRIT: caro- Some. say say;
rI 10, snrqEf nnr: So: for Ts-nay
SnI ,,,n Tn; ~, six f"T"ng,Gnne} Girl 81
liS Gay Lady, .lo; Dcryish. ln7 Adaiid.
los: Mary n. III, Douglas S. Ii. Also
second-cla lining; 500: three. ycar-oids and
Mp: six furlongs--Billy NcStichousc. ln2;
..potroyna; lo2; Mineral Jim. io'; raiatable,
bridge. ioi; John W Klein li3 soIveie,
ZOE: Billy b.. loi; Imp ThornbIoom. lo.;
Third-Aia leo Bath House han.,icar:
half furlongs-impresSivc 100: PADDY Whack
us: james r. Clarke. los; Top q the Morn.
ing. l?t; iIanovia. no.
n,lle,1I,l,mb,G In. %: LADY Eileen; ,,ioi; pal
los; iIelmiGL, loi II; G. naschi i?>. ,,.
IMP MuakTosG ana o eEhhih S,aan 6; G
Waters, lo.: BABY Cal, NJ; Little Bigger,
..rnrleton J.. le; Red Cross. lOs 'rhorn.
hill. IL.
six,h-m!,e; claiming; 5000 fou! year-clds
and up-Christabic. 100: Las; Shark, los:
Keho; io;; HSau'y shop ~; .Inquieta;, lot:
Morn. ia: iiaa!enut. lo5: ponrod. ly5; Buck
apprentice allowance claimed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02
CALL MEN TO INDUSTRY
Or TO WORK ON FARMS
Those Far Down on list May Is,
Drafted for Essential
Pursuits.
AMEND REGISTRATION LAW
Provision Included TO List Such as
Reach Their Majority - Senate
Will Consider Measure at To-
Days Session.
Try Associated Pres,.1


WASHINGTON. March 1.-The ad-
minlstration amendment to the draft
law TO bring in men as they reach the
age Of twenty-one was brought up in
the Senate to-day as emergency lcEis-
lation for immediate passage, but
finally was put over until tomorrow.
Without discussion, the Senate passed
another resolution authorizing the
President TO call into immediate milf
tary service skilled experts in indus
try or agriculture.
The purpose of the latter has moth
ing TO do with the much discussed
CONSUMPTION of labor, but refers TO
mon already registered. but whose po-
sition on the classification is so far
down on the list that they might not
be called to military duty In the near
future.
The purpose is to make these men
available for draft and service in the
lines in which they arc expert. Tho
resolution is yet to be acted upon By
the House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02
PROVIDENCE MAY GO
INTO EASTERN LEAGUE
Negotiations on Foot to Move Either
Lawrence Portland
FrUnchiSc.

With numerous indications that the
International League will not DO ac-
1--WE during the coming season, clubs
that made up the circuit a year ago
are lightning TO cast out lines u gain
entrances to some OF the other leagues.
Providence has become satisfied th.re
VIII be no playing in the International
THIS season. following the meeting 20
be held in New York this month, and
already plans arc under way to OBJ
tain = berth in the Eastern League
Promoters in Providence claim TINT Il
tentative deal has been made with the
Eastern League officials to move either
the Lawrence or Portland franchise to
Providence.
The Eastern League is considered
one of the fastest of the smaller or
CARNATIONS, and with the cities CON
Tcnicntly located it is believed that the
league Will he more compact and. con-
*equcntly. operated at less cost 1t
is understood that Providence has been
offered the berth in the Eastern fer
$500. the grant being based on the
contingency the city give the Eastern
League support only until such time
as the international resumes opera
ton.
AZ meeting OF the stockholders OF
the club. TO he held soon. it is expected
the deal Will be ratified Also 1t is
expected that John y. Cannon, for
several seasons the prcsidcn. Of the
CRUZ, VIII be re- elected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02
MANAGER M'GRAW's GIANTS
OFF TO TRAINING CAMP
Roy Johnson. PITCHER. Drnfted Fror,
McAllist~r Club. Last to
Sign Up.

NEW YORK. March ALI OF tho
PLAYERS who will be taken to the train
McGraw. OF the Giants, have been sign
ca up Roy Johnson. pitcher. drafted
from the Mchllistcr Club. was the last
10 send IN his signed contract. which
was feceived at the club offices to-day.
Eight OF the Giant players started
to-day for Hot Springs. Ark where
theS VIII begin training by n course OF
baths and limbering-up exercises, nut
ting themselves on edge for the work.
oui at Marlin, the TEAMS training camp.
iieihic zimmerman and Jcff Tearc:lu
left here late this afternoon.
- Iney VIII be joined at Harrisburg by
trainer Ed Mackall. Lew McCarty, Bill
tar'uen and Al Dcmarec arc scheduled
TO be picked up at ST. Louis. The other
three members Of the Hot Springs ad-
vance detail, Slim Sallee. Larry Doyle
their homes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02
HAVANA RESULTS

First race--tvn ana one-haif furlonss--
out ara I4"cS ~. t~' So tGrunp to 20
s to . ann.A@ 20 =. SECOND rom TIT III
f lass"P5 e / /" o; "fd a % 'h &,
oi'nE .o bTooH, hiclIins kid IuzY az" ran;
,nqInmysn1: 70 = !. I . "a, i nrs!
TO and ~ ., mira. fine, tx
afsW s Maf BOB aATgna ae rsS Ese IN
feFs MN4S4 and i"ySstnent lao ran
ii$ "a, Collins, 20 4, ., : 10 j.
10 /. 10 J. S iH%af rI.ne. lt - x Kin.
i rT"ya,o Sioldsn Ghanye salon tesnci
ran.
Fourth race:-siS fur!onSs-:;o, Trunps,
,terton. lilo "a Collins. : to :. even. i to :
second I'd hn 16Eps 10 ,igwsrA} q 70
seninGis' i>ins Box ,,na Di;ni,y also ran.
M 3 ,3s CEnninFi; z 5,.i III; =.
jSroh,hiiion, rIeroit 'Eyclin.ai.. tircuiais,
siEth :, rice--,iye ;nnd "ne-half furIons.--
s 10 .. out. second. Encore. los ,Bullmuni
In to = ~ I" am4 GU, thrd Time 1907 25.
Havana Entries for To- Day
Ing; purse s;oo; 'six tGrlcnfs2KHalc. n:
Alan, no. Gutarc,arc- 10: cousir roh.
h - r.
u: Sal Vanity. III; 1911 Wiley IiG: wizard
10: Jo" Finn. ~. l'agc White lla. Don
Serond--tlIrc"- %Car-oid~ and up: claiming.
Purse 400; aik tnrI3ors Eunto. 81; 'c' ,
MeNsnsht. io,; Cab rp,, ~, rom Man~on ;.
IL: Salon rs: HAIRY Lauder, us. Colonel
Third thrcr ,ycsr-e,ds and un; purse. .oa:
furlongs-'J. Il. Iiarrcil. -: .Brigg lO.:
EicJola. Ii3. Money. ~. Sheets in.. !,
lo7: ling Stslwart. los i.nyer Beg lbs
Patterson. lgs; sure Get. 10.
Fourtll--threc-Srsr- nldS. claiming: nurse
SOD: mile and ~ yArdr-'Bit OF Bl. rnry Is:
Misc Cove. 1905: Count Boris iOi Eastern
Princes. i07: Ckurle. 49, T'hedrndnn r1-
Queen Travato. i"' ''rep pn Sh.b lOs; !ircttv
Bah. III: 'tarid Firrr. III.
Fifth LliminHton purse. for thrc,-vc
-oIds and W; special weights / rniic-iiirh.
way. lo7: Purple and Cold. III: Cuiri5 Starr
i'll: Princess Janice. Ill: NeGE" Rose IfS'
Beau OF Monoi, $50; Zodiac. ms: Donaid
Maedon.d. il$. scr!mmago 1i5 Thomia.
Hare, iIJ
Sixth-thr co ycar-olds and w; purs. s,nq
mile and so yardt-s l;liYab,th Thntnt,snr iigi
.AirDeda I.awreacc i6f; 'i.ondon G!rj ~
sBnsncss AGENT, 10; GalaI to-: Jason. no
High Tide. III; Jacket. III. old Ben. IN
Gano. III.
4 Weather clear: track fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02
,iis. Halle l.. ,Icnae.

fSDecial TO The Tunes Dispatch
HARioTTESF1Li.N. VA. March I.
Miss Halle L. Meade. for years n
noted Latin tcRchcr in Piedmont Fe-
male Institute. wcll-known cduca.
iionaI institution in this city, died yes
tcrday. Tho funeral was held at 1870
o'clock this afternoon from Christ
Church. Or. III. r.. Lee officiating. Miss
Meade was - :ra granddaughter of the Rt.
Rev. William Meade. bishop of Vir-
Einia for many years. Her father. Rev.
II. X. Meade. was rector Of Christ Fipis-
copal Church, this city. from 1885 to
1858, and later became president OF
Piedmont Female Institute. One broth
err and three sisters survive--Alex
Meade. OF Washington. H. c.. and
Misses Lucy Is. Mary y. and Minnie
w. Meade, all of this city. Two broth
crs. who died recently, were in the
Episcopal ministry--Dr. William II.
Meade and Rev. Frank Meade The
former resided In Roanoke and tho
latter in Baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-02

statement that Byrn Mawr was the
only college iii the United States Of
fering the Ph. ID. degree to women. to
which mon are not also admitted: and
pointed to Yale az n university that is
not regarded as cocduca ttonal and yot
is open to women for the ph. ID. de-
gree.
He quoted DIR. Edwin A. Alderman.
president of the university, as saying:
Tho bill seems to mo TO be a wise
and just measure based on sound cdu-
catIonal policy aad without logical cb-
lection.
QUOTES MANY AUTHORITIES
AS IN FAVOR Of MEASURE;
He also quoted as favoring the CO.
education plan for the graduate and
professional departments hrs. Thomas
FitzhuEh. John Stage Davis, l.. W.
Boatwright and James Morris Page.
Referring to the statement made at
a public hearing by Eppa Huntcn. Jr.
to the effect that he warned the uni
vcrsity that a gift OF $4,000 to tho
medical department of the university
would not have been given had women
been admitted to the university. Sena-
tor Strodc poin:cd to the fact that at
the very time of the donation the de-
Dartment OF medicine was tho only
department of the university adm itting
women, and that Mt that time the con-
dillon was absolutely coeducational.
he assatled the argument that the
normal schools are provided for tho
women OF the state and by the State,
and deprecated the notion that opposi-
ton to the university measure could be
tactics tG force She girls TO Harrison
burg and tho oGhcr normal schools
RICHMOND CHARTER HILI
Hi;ADY FOR GOVERNOR
The Senate refused last night TO re-
consider the vote by which the Rich
mond charter bill was passed Action
was one in this case of form alone.
only the signatures OF President Of
the Senate buchanan. Speaker Of the
House Houston and Governor Davis to
become law.
The Senate last night passed the
following bills:
~ bill TO allow the Newport MaEis-
terial District OF Warwick County to
issue bends to build Il schoolhouse at
tho now shiphuildinE yards.
To provide for the removal OF Jail
prisoners 10 city fara,6
To define the status OF persons hay
ing their actual or habitual places OF
abode In this state for the larger por-
ton Of the twelve months preceding
the first day or February in each year.
FOR purposes OF taxation.
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HERE is One THING THAT
IS ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE

tory results be expected from any
treatment that does not reach tho blood.
the seat az the trouble, and rid the sys-
tenn OF The cause o! the disease? s. s.
;. is ono blood remedy that has for moro
than nifty years been irving relief to
even tho most aggravated and stubborn
cases OF rheumatism. II clcpnscs and
puriiics tho blood by routing out all
traces Of disease rho experience OF
others who have taken 8. :. :. will con-
vince you tina, II VIII promptly reach
Iour case. You can obtain this valuable
remedy AT any drug store. = valuable
hooi. on rheumatism ana It's treatment
together with expert medical advice
about your own individual case will he
sent absolutely free. Write to-day to
Medical Department. swift Specific Co..
.Nlv.
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rheumatism Has Never Been
Cured by Linimcnts or Lo-
tons, and Never VIII Be.

You never knew OF rheumatism
that most painful source OF suffering
being cured by lnimcnts. lotions or
other external applications. And YOU
will never sec anything but temporary
relief afforded by such makcshifa.
But why he satisfied with Temporary
relief from the panEs OF pain which arc
sure to return with Increased severity.
when there Is permanent relief within
your reach? Science has proven that
rheumatism IL disordcrcd condition
of tho blood. How then. can satisf:,c-