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DYS IN OPERALAND SEES THE Greatest TENOR-AFABL

.ano. flute, violin and orchestra, In d !:
Mozart symphony In q minor Chaus-
son, concerto for violin, plano and
strings Wagner. prelude and Love Death
from Tristan and Isolde; the soloists,
Harold Bauer. jacques Thibaud and
Andre Maguarre
The society will give five concerts at
Carnegie Hall next season ON Tuesday
evenings, November II, December 2, jan
uary 6, February 10. March ..
Adele Parkhurst, soprano. at her first
song recital here on Tuesday afternoon
at Aeolian Hail, will sing this pro-
gramme: Song OF Praise. Graun; Deb
piu n me non vascondete, Bononcini;
Mel cor piu non mi sento. Paisiello :
Mermaids Song, Haydn: Bid me dis
course, Bishop; An Island spinning
song Unnismurry), I know where I'm
going (Antrim), old Irish When l was
seventeen, Swedish folk song; Plus de
dept, Gretry; La Pavane, Bruneau ;
Phidyle, Duparc; Crepuscule. Massenet !;
Eastern Romance, Rimsky-koreakoff {;
BY the Window, Tschaikowsky; The
Wounded Birch. Gretchaninoff Three
Cavaliers. arranged by Kurt SCHNEIDER.
Russian folk song; Another Day. Watts !;
Pierrot. Rybner The Dream, Horsman !;
Robin. robin, sing me a song. spross.
The F'lonzaley Quartet at its third
and last concert on Tuesday evening in
Aeolian Hall will offer this programme ::
Quartet in T., Ravel; Frammenti per
Quartetto. ms, Scalero; Quartet in c,
opus SO, No. 8, Beethoven.
Folk songs-Serbian, Croatian. Bull
garlan-will be sung by eminent artists
on Tuesday evening In Cooper Union
Hall at the eighth folksong concert
given by the Peoples Music League of
the Peoples Institute. All the songs
in the programme will be rendered in
their original tongue.
Eva Gauthier, Canadian soprano, will
give programme of songs by modern
French and British composers at her
recital in Aeolian Hall on Wednesday
afternoon. March IL. Names in the list
said to be new to American audiences
are those of Norman Peterkin. Albert
Roussel. Fred Barlow, American born
but naturalized Frenchman. and John
Ireland. Erik Satie Is represented by
three songs and among the other num-
bers are "Deux Melodies Hebraiques."
with piano accompaniment by Ravel
Lieut.. Frank Bib will be at the piano
Inc nIth ErentnD Mdu SaVe-a-ltome
Fund Concert will take place on Wednes-
day evening, March ~. at Carnegie Hail.
The programme will be given by the
Philharmonic Orchestra. Josef Stransky
conductor. Nine. Frieda Hempel so
praf1o. and Leo Ornsten pianist. The
list of selections to he heard is as fol-
lows: Brahms, symphony No. 2 Mac
Dowell piano concerto No. . Bizet.
IL Arlesienne" suite No. l airs. Bellini.
"Casta Diva: Strauss, blue Danube"
waltz variations; Herbert, American
Fantasy.
on Thursday afternoon, March 10,
and on Saturday evening. March 10.
the peace and victory festival by the
combined forces OF the Oratorio and
symphony societies will be concluded.
The same programme will be given on
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BY w. J. HENDERSON.

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was aware that 1t all happened beahed
regularly and heavily she fell a
lock of hair which had been
her. f
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began to see curious sights There great
floor made like checker see
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ana then her feet softly struck
standing soed floor queer walls of painted
vas She remained perfectly still listened that
all around her profound silence Presently some
lar away came uncertain sounds
g or not GLADYS could not determine
go and find out There standing there
dark place surrounded by ventud advance
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numbers. At the socetys concert on
Sunday, March 16, in Carnegie Hall
Mscha Elman will he the assisting
artist. Goldmark's Rustic Wedding"
symphony will be the chief orchestral
number.
Efrem Zlmbalist will give violin re-
cital this afternoon at Carnegie Hall.
Tho programmed Sonata. A fiat, Ms, in
one movement-allegro moderate, presto
andante, tempo primo, for piano and
violin. John Powell, with composer at
the piano. Grande concerto In ID minor.
Vieuxtemps; Hebrew melody, Achron
Humoresque, York Bowen; Doina, Dance
Neapolitaine, Zimbalist Serenade Melan-
cholique, Tschaikowsky Jotta Navarro,
Sarasate.
Nine. Galli-Curci will give her>frst
New York recital of the current season
at the Hippodrome this evening. She will
be assisted by Manuel Berenguer, flutlst,
and Homer Samuels. accompanied. The
programme: Care Selve, Handel I've
been roaming, Horn; All non credea.
from "Sonnambula," Bellini; 10, Hear
the gentle Lark, with flute, Bishop My
true love lies asleep, Murdoch Come
unto these yellow sands. La Forge; Gar
den Thoughts, Samuels Echo Song Old
torale scher0o Taffanel; All mon ber-
ger. Belle Manon. Ma tendre Musette,
CONNIE un CHEN. pastoureles and ber-
gerettes of the eighteenth century. ar
ranged by Weckerlin mad scene from
Hamlet" with flute, Thomas.
This evening Howard Brockway will
give a lecture recital on THE Modern
Song" at the University Settlement,
Eldridge and Rivington streets. Mr..
Brockway made a 900 mile walking trip
through the Appalachian Mountains and
collected a large number OF the songs Of
the Kentucky mountaineers, now popu-
larly known as The Lonesome Tunes"
These melodies were brought from Eng
land over 300 years ago by the ancestors
of the present day mountaineers and
have been handed down from mouth to
mouth during this time. Mr.. Brockway
transcribed these original words and
melodies and when he returned North
wrote the piano arrangements for the
songs. In addition to the talk on THE
Modern Song" Mr.. Brockway will give a
talk on the Lonesome Tunes" assisted
by Lorraine Wyman as singer. who was
associated with Mr.. Brockway In collect
ing the Lonesome Tunes Reserva-
tions for the lecture recital may be made
by addressing Harry WIKI, University
Settlement, 1874 iJldridge street, tele-
phone Orchard 1870.
The final pair OF Boston Symphony
concerts for the season will take place
in Carnegie Hall on Thursday evening,
March 20. and Saturday afternoon,
March %. The numbers on the pro-
Sramme for Thursday will be Rlmsky-
Korsakoff's "Scheherazade." Lalo's Over
ture to lie Roi d'Ys." Debussy's Noe
turnes-"Clouds' and Festivals" a suite
OF ballet airs from Rameau's Opera
"Hippolyte ct Article" and Beethoven
Overture to "Coriolanus" The pro-
gramme for the Saturday matinee COM
prizes the organ Symphony" in c minor
of Saint-Saens. the organ 10 be played
by Albert Snow: Bachs Concerto in +,
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brotherhood OF man. The soloists
Florence Hinkle soprano; Emma Rob
erts, contralto Reed Miller, tenor, and
Arthur Middleton, bass. In the Ninth
symphony, besides the sololsts, the
chorus OF tho Oratorio Society, the boy
choir from st. Thomass Church and
the orchestra of the symphony Society
will take part.
Arthur Loesser will give n second
piano recital on Friday evening. March
II, in Aeolian Hall. the programme
includes shorter pieces by Brahms and
his sonata in c and a group by Chopin
with the A fiat ballado.
Arthur ,Rubinstein, Polish pianist
will give second plano recital In Car
negie Hall Saturday afternoon, March
Is.
Maurice Dambose at his last cello re-
cital OF this season on Saturday after
noon. March Is, in Aeolian Hall, VIII
pay Victor Herbert's cello concerto NO.
and three groups Of SHORTER pieces
with his own Caprice Russo
Under the direction of David Names
series of free orchestral promenade
concerts are being given at the Metro
politan Museum OF Art on Saturday
evenings during March.
Unlike many artists. who seldom know
whether their Interpretation of work
Is that conceived by the composer when
he created 1t. Magdeleine Brard, the
fifteen-year-old pianist, who Is the guest
artist at the Metropolitan Opera House
concert tonight, has had the privilege
Of meeting many OF the composers whose
works are included in her repertoire and
she IL said to have won their unanimous
approval in her readings of such works.
Saint Saens has attested to the correct
ness Of her Interpretation of his G-minor
concerto which she will give Tonight
at the Metropolitan. She has played
this work at the Paris, Colonne concerts
under the baton OF Gabriel Pierne. Mile.
Brard alternated with her master.
Cortet, as soloist on the recent tour OF
the Paris Conservatoire Orchestra. but
this is her first orchestral appearance in
New York and her last for this season,
as she sails shortly for Franco
jungle jazz collection OF music will
constitute the first part of the Clef Club
Arabian Nights concert at the Selwyn
Theatre this evening. Included in this
Offering of Jungle jazz music will be
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CONCERTS OF THE WEEK.

SUNDAY-Symphony Society, Aeoan Hail. P. NJ Zim
bast, violinist Hall, p M. Nine CALI Curci
recital, Hppodrome, p Opera concert, Metropolitan
Opera House, $3.50 NJ Ce Club Orchestra Selwyn Theatre
$3.50 p M.
MONDAYRchard Knots barytone, Aeolan Hail. S:15 P NJ
TuESDAY-Phadelpha Orchestra Carnegie Hall p M Adele
Parkhurs, Soprano Aeolian Hail. p NJ Flonaey Quartet
Aeoian Hail. s:l5 NJ Folk auspices Peoples
Music League, Cooper Union Hail. 85 p M Ethel Leginska
pianist in Humanitarian Cult Hail. s:15 p M
WEDNESDAYEvenng Mail Carnegie Hall, S:15 p M.
Eva Gauthier, soprano, Aeolian Hall, 3 P. NJ.
THURSDAYOratorio and Symphony Societies Carnegie Hail. s
p. M Philharmonic Society," Carnegie Hall, $3.50 p. M.
FRIDAY-Phlhamonic Society Carnegie Hail. 23O p NJ Arthur
Loesser pianist Aeoan Hail. 8:15 P. M
SATURDAY-Arhur Rubinstein, pianist Carnegie Hail.
Oratoro Symphony Societies. Carnegie Hall, p M
Maurice Dambois ceist Aeoan Hail. p NJ
cert David Names, conductor Metropolitan
SP.
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METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE

In addition to the two new one ac
American operas, The Legend" music
by Joseph Breil. book by James Byrne
and The Temple Dancer" music by j
Adam Hugo, book by Jutta Bell-Ranske
which will have their premiere OF
Wednesday evening. March IL. followed
on the same evening by revival Of
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OPERA OF THE WEEK.
METROPOLITAN Opera House.

MONDAY s5 M"Barber of Seville Nine Barrntos, Messrs
Hackett. De Luca and Rothier.
WEDNESDAY-"The Legend "Tempe Dancer" "Shanews
Nine. Easton, Mr. Kingston Miss Brasau
Mr. Althouse.
THURSDAY-Ia Refine Fiammee Nine Farrar Mesr Lazaro,
Didur and Rother
FRIDAY s15 M-"Marta," Barriento Mess and
Ddur
SATURDAY. p MRgoetto," Mme Garrison Messrs. Hackett
and De Luca.
SATURDAY, Sl5 r. MMadama Butterfly Nine Farrar, Messrs
Iazaro and Montesanto
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William O'Meara, Miss Hendrick and
Mrs LHommedeu OF New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cluctt, Jr. of
Rye and New York. who spent several
weeks at the Breakers at Palm Beach.
are at the Greenbrier.
Fritz Kreisler, the Austrian violnist
is at the Greenbrer with Mrs. Kreisier
They are with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Goldman OF New York.
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|, ARTHUR LOESSER PIANIST,
!. kEOliAh HALL MARCH i4-r

the Hindu Snake Rhapsody" the Par
rot PhaGtasy" and bengal Bay" an
orchestral novelty depicting a tiger hunt
in the wilds Of India. W c. Hondy.
Tennessee composer, has arrived from
Memphis and will agree in Part II. of
the concert. conducting several of his
Blues" compositions which have be-
come SO popular There will also be
groups of old plantation melodies, in
Guiding "Swanee River" Garry Me
Back to Old Virginia" "Old Kentucky
Home" and various other old time IA
vorites rendered by the quartet
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The last private concert of the Society
Of the Friends OF Music will be given at
the Ritz-Carlton Hotel or Sunday after
noon, March l6, under the direction OF
Ernest Bloch. The programme consisting
of a capella of music Of the fifteenth and
sixteenth centuries and sung ny selected
chorus of eighty from the Metrooolitan
Opera House will contain Missa CREWS
by Palestrina and motets and madriGals
by composers OF the Netherlands, French
and -tAn1-.n schools, as - sduLaS'e Pres,
Nittoria, Claude lie Jeune and others
John Mccormack will give fourth
concert at the HippOdrOme Sunday night
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V.S
SOPHIE RRASLAU AS "ShANEv/IS y,
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOuSE

caption The Brotherhood Of Man" the
Benedictus from BeethOven's "Missa
Solemnis' and the Ninth symphony
with its chorale finale proclaiming the
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49, . for VIOLA, oboe, mute and trunlas,
In which the conductor has disregarded
Felix Motifs version and restored the
work to its original form. Franck's
Symphonic piece from The Redemption"
and Weber's Overture to Der Fret
schultz" In the concerto Charles Adams
will be at the harpslchord.
Reginald de Koven's Robin Hood"
and Balfes Bohemian Girl" are the
two offerings by the Society of Ameri-
can Singers for this week at the Park
Theatre. robin Hood" with OrVille
Harold in the title role, William Dan
forth as the sheriff Of Nottingham, Her
bert Waterous as WHi Scarlet. John
Phillips as Gup OF Osborne. Bertram
Peacock as Fridr Tuck. Anne Bussert
at Maid Marian, Cora Tracy as Alan a
Dale, Gladys caldwell as inndbCll and
Kate Condor az Dame burden will be
given Monday. Friday ard Saturday eve
nings and Wednesday matinee. 1.-THE
Bohemian Girl" with cast including
blanche DutIield and Gladys Caldwell
alternating In the role of airline. Craig
Campbell as ThGddeuS and Herbert
Waterous as the Count. will be given
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings and at the Saturday matinee.
Richard Knots, American bsry,one.
Will give first recital here at Aeoliau
Hall tomorrow evening. He will sing
selections from the old Italian. French,
Russian and modern English schools.
The Philadelphia Orchestra, Leopold
Stotow OK IA conductor, will give ~ last
concert here of the current season on
Tuesday afternoon AT Carnegie Hall
THE programme Bach, concerto for pi-
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Guiomar Novaes, pianist. will he
heard this evening in the second Of n
series of eight Sunday concerts at the
Broad Street Theatre, Newark. under the
management of Joseph Fuerstman.
other artists in the series wifi he Mabel
Garrison. Leo Ornstein. ErneStine SChu-
manu- eink, Max Rosen, John Powell
and Sascha jacobson.
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Crimi and Werrenrath will sing. The
orchestra will under the direction of
Richard IIageman.
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remarkable series of Sunday con-
certs Is being provided by Charles Dill
lingham at the Hippodrome this season
Such artists as John Mccormack ard
Nine. Galli-Curcl have already appeared
in the series. Among the features still
to be offered are Alma Gluck and Efrem
Zimbalst In n Joint recital, return
engagement Jointly of Mlscha Ema n
and Eugene Ysaye, the only appearance
here this season in concert Of Rosn
Raisa and the New York appearance or
the Cincinnati Orchestra, with Ysaye as
conductor
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March '16. eve OF Irelands national holt
day. A special request programme will
be offered. The tenor will start West
for a tour of the Pacific coast early in
April.
The first pair of concerts of the New
symphony Orchestra, Edgar Narese con-
ductor. will be given on April II and ~
In Carnegie Hall. The one programme
for the two concerts comprises works of
Bach. Debussy. Casella, Critics, Bella
Bartok and Dupont.
The programme for the coming annual
concert at the Metropolitan Opera House
of the Vacation Association for its gem
eral fund has been completed through
the acceptance by Geraldine Farrar Of
an invitation to complete the trio of
star features. the Philadelphia Orches-
ira, with Leopold Stokowski, conductor,
and the noted Russian composer-pianist
Sergei Rachmaninoff. having already
been announced. The Vacation Associa-
ton has devoted the intervening time be-
tween its last concert at the Metropoli-
tan and the present to war work. with
the return of peace days 1t has resumed
its musical activities in preparation for
its services to disappearing women,
which has been Its chief aim since for4
nation. The sale of seats will begin to-
morrow at the clubhouse of the Vacation
Association, SO West Thrty-ninth street,
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Slnding's Symphony No. . will be the
novelty presented at Philharmonic con-
certs on Thursday evening and Friday
afternoon. March 10 and IA, In Carnegie
Hall. Guiomar Novaes. pianist. will
play Grieg's piano concerto. Dvorak S
slavic" Rhapsody in @ minor and
Eiszt's les Preludes" are also In the
list.
At the socletys concert in Brooklyn
this afternoon at the Academy of Music
Mischa Elman will play the Tscha ikow-
sig violin concerto. Rachmannofl s tone
poem, THE Isle OF the Dead" Dvoraks
"New World" symphony and tho "Tann-
haeuser" overture are the orchestral
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CONCERTS, RECITALs, NOTES OF
MUSIC.

Sascha Jacobsen will play Bruch's G
minor violin concerto at the Symphony
Society's concert this afternoon in
Aeolian Hall The remainder of the pro-
Eramme is as follows: Overture, Fin
gals Cave" Mendelssohn septet for
trumpet, string orchestra and plano.
Saints aens, soloists, Mr.. Miller. trum-
pet; Miss Christie. piano; Perpetual
Motion, Waltz, "Roses from the South"
Strauss.
At the society's final Sunday concert
in the same hall on March l6 the SYM
phony will be Schuberts in B minor. un-
finished. Hulda Lashanska will be the
soloist.
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Fritz Kreisler has written string
quartet in A minor for the Lett Quartet.
which will be heard for the first time at
the society's final concert of this Or
ganizatlon in Aeolian Hall on Tuesday
evening, April Is.
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and at the box Office OF the metropolitan
at later date.
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numbers. At the societys concert on
| Sunday, March 16. in Carnegie Hall
Mischa Elman will he the assisting
artist Goldmark's Rustic Wedding"
| symphony will be the chief orchestral
! number
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A jungle jazz collection OF music will
constitute the first part of the Clef Club
Arabian Nights concert at the Selwyn
Theatre this evening. Included in this
offering of jungle jazz music will be
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r, f. Johnston announces that the
first concert of the Pershing Square
series of musicales will take place IN
the grand ballroom OF the Commodore
Hotel Wednesday evening. April 2. The
artists who will be heard at the musi-
Gales, which are named for our great
American General. John J. Pershing, are
Mary Garden. Enrico Caruso. Mlscha
Elman and Arthur Rubinstein.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-08-30
AN ORDINANCE

The following ordinance was Of
fered by j. NJ. Smith and duly sec
onded by E. J. .Domergue, which
was unanimously adopted:
Whereas, under the contract of the
Hibernia Bank & Trust Company, of
New Orleans, Louisiana, for the pur-
chase of the 1853 100000 St. Tam
many Parish, Louisiana, Road Bonds,
issued under an authority of an cleo
ton held in said parish on the 18th
day of April, 1919, said bank is en-
titled to become the Fiscal Agent of
the Parish of st. .Tammany for the
deposit of the funds realized from
the sale Of these bonds, and
Whereas, under: and by virtue of
the authority given by Section 8 of
the State of Louisiana for the year
1912, and by Section of Act 80 of
the General Assembly of Louisiana,
the Extra Session held in the year
1917, the Police Jury is authorized
to designate said Hibernia Bank &
Trust Company as such Fiscal Agent
for the deposit OF the proceeds of
the bonds and the proceeds of the
taxes as collected from time to time
for the sinking fund required to pay
such bonds and interest thereon,
therefore be it
Ordained by the Police Jury Of the
Parish of st. Tammany, in regular
session assemb led,. that the Hibernia
Bank & Trust Company, of New Or
leans, Louisiana, is hereby appointed
and designated the Fiscal Agent of
the Parish of st. sTammany for the
receipt and deposit of the proceeds
Of the sale of said bonds and the
taxes collected to provide sinking
fund for the payment of principal
and interest on said bonds, said
funds 10 be- on deposit subject to the
terms of the bid of the Hibernia
Bank i Trust Company for this bond
issue, which was accepted by this
Police Jury, and Upon said Hibernia
Bank & Trust Company furnishing
acceptable security in the sum of
100000 in the manner provided by
said Act 205 of 1912.
Unanimously carried
Covington, La, Aug. Il, 1919.
j; B. HOWE,
President
F. J. MARTINDALE,
Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-08-30
r.. & A. NJ.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

Notiee is hereby given that +:
Police Jury of this parish VIII mul
on the 9th day OF September, 1884,
for the purpose of receiving protess
and hearing complaints on valuation
of property for assessment purposs.
in this Parish fixed by the Board 81
State Affairs. All taxpayers desiring
to protest valuations fixed by ti4e
Board of State Affairs must file their
protest with the Secretary of the
Police Jury on or before the date Of
said meeting.
F. J. MARTINDALE,
au16-4t Secretary Police Jury. !
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-08-30
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT,
Twenty-Sixth Judicial District Court
Parish of St; Tammany,
Louisiana.

Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue of an order. issued out Of the
Twenty Judicial District Court
for st. Tammany Parish, Louisiana,
and to me directed, bearing date the
| 18th day of June, 1919, l will offer
for sale at the principal front door
Of the courthouse in the Town of
Covington, Louisiana, between legal
sale hours, on
Saturday September 6, 1919,
the following described property, to-
wit
First-A certain lot of ground sit
uated in the Town of Vaudeville,
st. Tammany Parish, Louisiana, and
designated on the official map of said
town as lot No. Is In square No. IL.
Said lot has frontage, in French
measure, of fifty (5O) feet On Girod
street by depth of one hundred and
ninety (190) feet, between parallel
lines.
Second-A certain lot of ground,
with all improvements thereon, stu
ated in the Town Oft Vaudeville, St.
Tammany Parish, Louisiana, and des-
ignated on the official map Of said
town as lot No. fourteen (14) in
square No. twelve (12). Said lot
has frontage, in French measure,
Of fifty (50) feet on Girod street, by
a depth of one hundred and ninety
900 feet, between parallel lines.
Third-A certain: lot of ground
situated in the Town of Vaudeville,
st. Tammany Parish. Louisiana, and
designated on the official map of said
town as lot No. eleven (11) in square
No. eleven CID.
Fourth-Lot sixteen (16) square
twelve (12) situated in the town Of
Vaudeville, st. Tammany parish,
Louisiana, together with all the
buildings and improvements situat-
ed thereon.
Terms of Sale-The movable eff
fects to be sold for cash, and the
real estate to be sold on the follow
ing terms and conditions, to-Wit:
One-third, or more, cash, and the
balance, If any, ON a credit of one
year, or Of one and two years. at the
option Of the purchaser, the credit
portion of said sale to be evidenced
by notes of the purchaser 10 his own
order and by him endorsed, bearing
eight per cent interest per annum
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-08-30
TRESPASS NOTICE.

All persons are prohibited from
trespassing upon the lands of c: L.
Baker, known az the DIETRICH tfact,
about one mile northwest of Sliaell,
and from cutting any trees or sim-
Der ON said lands or hauling any
wood therefrom, or lacking or Mati-
Ing any advertisements " noaiceA on
any OF the trees. Ten dollars re-
ward will DO paid for information
and conviction of any one tresEass-
Ing On said lands.
g. L. BAKER,
novels Shdsll, l..