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The Washington times., 1919-12-10
RULES MARY RYAN
MOTHER OF IRENE
Ontario Court Retains Custody
of Child Pending Pos
y sibIe Appeal.

TORONTO. Ontario. Dec. fo.-Mary
Ryan was declared the mother of
-Baby Irene" who Mrs. Dolly l. Mat
ters. Of Chicago. claimed as hers. In
q Judgment handed down here by
Judge Lennox. In the Ontario Supreme
Court Mrs. Matters, who Is on bail
on q charge Of kidnapping the ch Id.
win lose the right to large estate
wIlled her by her husband on the
condition of her becoming q mother
II the court decision Is upheld on ap-
peaL Judge Lennox directed that the
eAnd should not be removed from the
courts Jurisdiction until time for An
appeal has elapsed.
The KIDNAPPING charge was made
against Mrs. Matters after q United
States court had decided that Miss
Ryan was the child's mother and had
given the baby into her custody. Sub
sequentiy Mrs. Matters went to OF
tawa and attempted to kidnap the
child from the Ryan home, an attempt
which led to her arrest The kidnap-
ing charge was held In abeyance
The Washington times., 1919-12-10

pending the Canadian courts decision
on the question of maternity.
After Mrs. Matters husband died
in 1915 she entered a maternity in
stitution at Ottawa, In which Miss
Ryan was an inmate. DR.. Boroard,
medical officer at the institution, ad-
mitted in court here that the child
was Miss Ryan's and that an opera
ton had been performed upon Mrs.
Matters to support her claim of
motherhood. He also admitted hav-
ing falsified the hospital records. Miss
Ryan was told, he said, that her child
had died.
The Washington times., 1919-12-10
Preventive Work Saved
$4,000 Lives In Army,
Says Surgeon General

Preventive measures by the
medical corps saved $4,000 lives
In the army during the last fiscal
year, Surgeon General Ireland
asserted this week In his annual
report. comparing the results
with statistics of the war be-
tween the States to show the ad-
vance In medical science. Com
pared to Spanish-American war
results, 11,501 lives were saved.
The fact that "the entire medi-
cal profession OF the country"
was In the army medical corps
made possible. such results. the
report said. 10 added that $4,000
men were discharged for physical
disability. tuberculosis ranking
first and neurasthenia second
among causes
The Washington times., 1919-12-10
POLICEMAN WITH TITLE,
EXLD IN CANADA, DIES
Sir John Grenville Louis Teapae,
Baronet, Was Officer With
Mounted ConstabulAfy.

PRINCE ALBERT. Saskatchewan.
Dec 1o.-A man said to be Sir John
Grenvtile Louis Temple. bafonet, died
here yesterday Of pneumonia He was
a member Of the royal northwest
mounted police, which he Joined at
Regina In 1892. Temple. who was
very reticent concerning his family In
England. was sixty-three years old
The name Of Sir 0renville Louis
Temple was dropped from standard
English reference books. such a.
Burke's, In 1911. ~ the result Of King
Edwards royal warrant issued only a
few weeks before his death. The
warrant directed that An official rec
ord Of the order Of baronets should
be prepared and kept at the home de-
Lartment and that no person whose
name was not mentioned on the roll
should be officially acknowledged or
addressed as baronet
While Sir Grenvills had been long
described a. missing. II was discov-
,red that he had Joined the northwest
mounted police. Meanwhile . swim.
tler had assumed the name and title,
rerpetrated a number Of frauds, and
finally induced IN American woman
to marry him.
Say n WITH FSOWURs
Let GUIDE be the bearer OF your msaoAge.
The Washington times., 1919-12-10

Say n WITH F1owuRs
Let Dude be the bearer Of your uaeaoage.
1914 F.-Advt
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22

MUSICAL, DANCING. DRAMATIC.
DANClNG-Learn to dance. enjoy
your evenings dancing at the Empress
Winter Garden. Dancing lessons daily.
Prot Raber
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

FEMALE HELP WANTED.
WANTEp-Lady to demonstrate oleo,
margarine. experience preferred, but
not necessary. Answer, giving phone
number, Nj A. News Scimitar,
WANTED-First class cook for small
family Good wages, Servants room on
place II wanted to use. Apply l64S a
bert avenue.
EXPERIENCED cook for family OF
| three. settled woman TO live on prem
Uses, Hem. 16a, le9t Union Ave,
WANTED-Good %laundress TO work
on the place, Apply mornings after y
o'clock. 69S Adams avenue.
wANTED-wet nurse. Apply with
baby to Mrs, Enoch Ensley. lSts Cow
den ave,
COMPETENT cook. settled woman,
Room on place, Good wages. 1907
WANTFD-At once, good healthy wet
nurse. 1894 Madison, phone Hem, ll7s.
NURSE for child four years Of age;
reference required 62s Adams Ave.
COOK, AT ONCE Apply In the
morning to Mrs. Spears, 1911 Carr.
PRACTICAL nurse wanted for mild
case OF flu Phone II. lslO-J
wASHERwoMAN 10 take clothes
home. Apply 1909 Carr.
EXPERIENCED cook for small fam
lily. 1878 Cowden.
COOK wanted; references required.
Apply 1895 Ninton Ave
INEXPERIENCED cook, No other need
apply, 400 $. Pauline
COMPETENT maid, Apply at once
to 500 S, Orleans,
GOOD cook, good wages Apply $50
Union.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22

statesmen ANO AGENT

Get into business for Yourself. $500
buys state right Of Tennessee. with
$500 worth Of merchandise free. Pat
entcd article, costs l2Iac, sells for Sl.00.
ST., 400 year guaranteed. No COmpeti-
tion, unlimited field, big repeater.
Agents viii buy 800 to 5000 worth at
a time. Trial proves all claims. 20 states
closed past 30 days. Man with execu-
tive ability viii make fortune. Don't
answer unless you have the money and
time. Address NJ 30, News Scimitar.
SITUATIONS WANTEO-MALE.
WANT position with some RESPONSE
bic house as collector. Can give best Of
reference. Am under government bond
nov. Am out OF a position at present
aud need same badly. y So, News
Sriimtar
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
If you are looking for
bargains in good furniture,
slightly used, read the fol-
lowing prices:

lowing prices:
1 San, iron couch md pad for
San, iron folding bed for only -. il5O
Davenport, mahogany finish,
only Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
! Leather couch with cedar box. $500
! Library table, a bargain, only. 100
! Large leather rocker, only ...,,. $50
! Large oak rocker. only ......... 100 0
l Large oak wardrobe, looks like
new, only ......,..........,.. 1850
| Large oak wardrobe, only ...... 1900
| Large oak c%hiffonier, only ..... 1000
! Oak dresser 1900
Extra Special Value.
! Early English ext, table, 54-in. top.
! Early English buffet.
l Early English china closet.
& odd Early English chairs. This
entire set for only ..........,$9 5. 90
| Kitchen cabinet. special at..,.. 1900
l Kitchen cabinet, special at .... 22.50
! Range, special at .............. PSF
| Large cook stove, special at .. 1850
WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE
FURNITURE, ETC. FIVE FLOORS
FILLED WITH BARGAINS. SEE Us
BEFORE YOU BUY,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22
FOR SALE.
BUSINESS

BUSINESS EQUIPMENT.
FOR SALE-One Of the best retail
grocery stores in Memphis, doing a
cash business Of 81 1000 week and over.
All staple stock, fine fixtures. On one
Of best streets. Rent only S15 per
month, Address j 95, News Scimitar.
COMPTOMETER for sale, good as
new, J., R. TalbeIt. IS Porter Bldg,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22
1929 Carr Ave.
1851 Higbee Ave.

Stucco bungalow, 3 bedrooms, living
room, dining rRom and kitchen; furnace
heat, tile bath; lot 50x150. Ask me
about the price. It's attractive.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22
$50 Monroe Ave.

AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22
POULTRY, EGGS, FARM PRODUCTS.

SHIP your poultry. eggs, butter and
| other produce to the Arkansas Produce
Co, IS North Front street. the house
with a reputation for quick returns and
honest dealing; They quote following g
charged: Hens and spring chickens,
22c h. turkeys, CSC; ducks, Csc; geese,
&c; roosters. lsc; guinea chickens. 4Nc
each: butter, 3Sc to SSc; veal, 12c
70 l4c; dressed pork, lac to lie; rab-
bits, So to 50 dozen; eggs, 55c. Phone
or wire for track prices. Reference.
Dun and Bradstreet, Guaranty Bank
and Trust Co, THE Man from Arkan-
sas," Manager,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22
~TGp~
Cbe Rems 5ctmttar
Classified Section
BUSINESS SERVICE.


SAFE AND LOCK EXPERTs-We
have two of the most capable ex-
perts in the South. Their services are
available on short notice at any hour
Of the day or night to open or repair
Bros. & Co.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22
TRADE SCHOOLS.

NEW YORK SCHOOL OF MILL
merry viii reopen Jan. 2, 1919, 1893
South Main street (Orpheum Theater
bui,ding). Millinery taught in all its
branches. Limited number Of pupils.
Enroll early, to be ready for spring
season. Mrs. l.. McAnally, Mrs. A.
HUrnaday, principals.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22
We Have 1t
Come Let Us Show
1t To You

We have the best assortment Of
slightly used and floor sample furni-
ture in the city and our prices are
right. Read the list below, These are
a few items which we are offering at
pxCentiOnalv low nrippy.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22
LIVE STOCK.

WE HAVE and are offering for sale
200 head Of mules, which we purchased
from the British government. These
mules are not culls or rejects. but
first -class, sound mules. Sold for no
other reason than the signing of peace
terms.
GEO. w. TURNER,
ll2-ll4 S. Second st.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22

TREES AND shRu66ERY.
MEMPHIS SHADE TREE co.
1894 Exchange Bldg. Phone Main 3lot.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-01-22

FOR SALE-Thirty-five head mares,
horses and few good second hand mules,
from S3h up, very much cheaper than
anything in this class on the market.
Apply at Schlitz Brewing Company
barn, corner North Main and Syca-
more St, ask for barn man.
WIDOW BROWN will dispose of her
stock. including five good work mares,
two good, gentle driving horses; cheap
for cash l4t jackson Ave.
FOR SALE-Two good, sound. farm
mares, SIS each, or Sls5 for both. Also
good plug horse SS5, Apply at Rodgers
Grocery, e36 n. Seventh st,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-03

No hunting Ur lfrspassiHF ~ any Kind
allowed un Parker stock Farm under
peualtY ~ the lRs
PARKER STOCK FARM
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-03
Succession of w, J. Fort, Deceased.
state Of Louisiana Parish OF Vest
Feliciana. TWenty.fourth judicial
District Court

State Of Louisiana Parish Of Nest
Feliciana. TNentyfourth judicial
District Court
Nc. III.
l1y virtue of a Commission directed
Ia the Sheriff Of the Parish Of West
Felielana. in The above entitled Sueee 3.
sion. by the honorable cath Judicial
District Court sill OFFER for sale At
public auction to the highest bidder
on the premises OF the Deceased NJ
Catalpa Plantation at the hour Of
eleven o'clock a IA. on
Saturday, May 3. 1919,
The following immorabe property
depending on the Succession.
Twenty acres OF land part Of RIOS
ale Plantation especially reserved by
Julius Freyhaa In his sale of said
Plantation to Robert II Barrow and
described as follows "oue piece there
Of bounded north by Resale plantation
where fence now stands. East by RIOS
ale plantation, south by lands Of Judge
Butler. aud West. By the Y Il NJ Y
Il Il and land Of Judge Butler Record
r 32s.
? certain tract of land situated
IN the 3rd Ward OF the Parish Of West
fellciaHa, known as lieechwood con,
tanning 500 Arpeuts and bounded as
follows: north By + " Butler, r. II
Barrow, Wilcox place or OAK Grove
and other lands Of " Fort, East by
Alexander Greek. south by Cataipa
Plantation aud lIutler, and west by
Ilasou Sara Greek.
3 Aeertain or parcel Of land con,
tanning 81, arpents more or Less In the
Bird Ward parish of West t'eliclana
bounded on the North by oak Grove
plantation. east by Y. q NJ Y. X. n.
south by G NJ Y. X r. and lands
Of " j Fort, and West by oak Grove
plantation. known as the sklllman
tract formerly belonging Ia the West
felieiana Rail Road Go
Aud the following personal prop.
erty depending on the Succession. Ist
one lot Of household furniture, con.
sisting OF bed room sets, hail dining
room and parlor sets etc as per in.
yentory.
-Four horses, one colt, four mulez,
fifteen head of cattle, Que lot Of hogs
one lot of agriculture implements. one
buggy one carriage one wagon. one
lot of corn. one lot of hay as per the
inventory on file
Terms 0f sale cash with benefit of
appraisement
J II cLACk Sheriff
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-03
TOWN ORDINANCE

SECTION one BE II ordained by the
Mayor and the Board OF Aldermen OF
the town OF st. Franeisyille, la, That
for the purpose Of paying the con
tracing engineer and TO complete the
repairs and constructions on the Water
and Electric Light plant OF the Town
Of 81 Francls,ilIe, and for the purpose
of sinking another we'll. aud connecting
same with the Plant, and for the equip
mcnt for same. the Mayor Of the Town
is authorized 10 Issue Ia {, II jerks
three notes for the sum Of -Four Hun.
dred si0o 00l Dollars each, payable
ou or before the lat day OF March. 1929,
/ November LIST 1929, October 2lst, 1921,
/ respectively and to borrow SUM not
exceeding one Thousand Dollars. TO
b. represented by note to be- executed
/ hy said MAYOR for said Town
/ Section Two Re Il further ordained,
Iete That said notes Of the Town of
81 Francisyille shall bear 8 per cent.
interest from date until paid. and shall
be- based upon and payable out Of the
rates. charges and revenues OF said
Water and Electric Light plant. pro
ied that proper deductions from said
funds for expenses If maintenance and
operation shall be agreed upon at the
time Of the issuance Of said obliga
tons. and which shall BE- estimated at
the sum of Four Hundred aHd seventy
five Dollars per month.
daiHed. etc. That the rates. charges
and revenues q the Water and Flee
tfic Light Plant of the Town Of st.
Franeisyille, are hereby pledged 10
secure the notes to be issued as afore.
said except 81 much as may be neces.
saFy 10 secure Certificates No. !. z. ;.
and 4. heretofore Issued under 0rdln.
! anep of date September cath, 1918. as
amended and readopted on the hrst
day OF October, 1915 in case the Four
Mill tax dedicated for their payment
should not be sufficient
section -Four BE il further or.
dained. etc That for sufficient reason
aud because funds for the expenditures
provided for herein are needed and the
payments prov ided for viii have 10 be
met before the expiration of the usual
time for ordinances going into effect,
this ordinance shall so into effect i'm.
lmedatelb
Adopted and signed by the Mayor
and the Clerk Of the Board Of Aldermen
OF the Town ot At franoisviiie, La,
April list 1919
JAMES II. MELBOURNE. Mayor.
q /. PLETTINGER, Clerk
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-03
NOTICE TO rAE PUBLIC.

Notice is hereby given that the Pc.
lice jury al this parish wiIl meet as 4
Hoard or Review on Monday. MAY s.
lala for the purpose OF reviewing
the assessments fled With It by the
assesgor Al this meeting assessments
Wiil be efualizod and adjusted. and
values uil he fixed Al parties In
interest ARE nothed To be present
] u MATTHEW'S,
Secty Of Police Jury
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-03
CATTLE BRANDS

My brand Is spade The public 10
warned against buying cattle with this
brand without my consent
J. G. MAGEAni
sill appreciate suv Information lead
Ing 10 The recovery Of cattle branded y 5
that NAV have straysl from lhs paelufss
near rirttenhrTE
r. = PERCY, Agent.
plsitsubeTr, Ia
Ny cattle mark j. W " eu hip ard ,ss
IN one ear Public IL warned not 20 pur
chase or dfise On any cattle 50 marked
tAugis-lyr Lucy l. MATTHEW'S
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-03
/: > 1. I. : :, :, = :. = :: :: > :: :: !:
. CIRCULAR ON ABORTION
, DISEASE OF { AIILE,

: Circular No % Abortion Dis 3:
/: ease 81 Cattle, hy nr " II bal &;
> r,mplp Is ibe latest circular + :.
:. sued by the Extension Division ::
& Louisiana state University &:
+. This publication should be Of ::
: Interest Ia aH cattle owner !
= whether his disease has been :.
. present a thelr herds or mol II (
i: treats the subject in & plain and I.
> direct manner and gives peelfe ::
/: methods 30 use IN combating the ::
{: abortion disease The circular ::
> may he obtained hy writing 70 I
; t Extension Division /:
: > > :, p {, & :: q. !. :: :. I, :: 1, :, > :,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-03
Ordinance Ne 81.

Be Il ordained b. the reliee jur, Of
the Parish uf West Feliciana That the
amended and supplemental budget Of
expenditure aud appoftionmenT OF res
euHgs 81 thr Parish for the year 1919
rdupted a ats sessions un the sth day
Of March 1919 and subsequently pub
ltsIcd for thirty DAY according TO law
be aad tbe same is uoa approved and
fnlIl, adopted as the Budget for the
Parish for the year 1919 and for the
purpose ot meeting the expenditures
/ therein provided fer and for payment
thereof there is hereby levied on all
tb, taxable property Of the PARISH 81
West Feliotana. taN Of NiLe and
Seven pIghtha @ "a Mills on the dol
lar ct the assessed valuation Thereof
divided and apportioned as follows
There is levied
l For public education "a Mills
For statutory. usual and
necessary charges ....2 Il Mills
And there IL levied For eontractnal
obligations incurred before the rpdue
ton Of paroehiaI taxation
F3f bridge bond maturing
February, tate, principal
and interest ,.......... 1920 Mil
/ . For certificate Of Indebted.
hess maturing July 1913
Principal and interest 49,. 720 MIL
Fuf Road machine rertf
cate maturing March. 1919
Principal aud interest 5.2h Mill
For grader certificate ma.
turing March, 1919 prin-
cipal and interest .... 40 Mil
; For bridge bonds maturing
February 1890 Principal
and interest ....... / ga Mills
6 Fer Road machine certia.
cate maturing March, 1921
Principal and interest 5.2o Mill
For Trader certificate ma.
turing March, l9sp prin
cpa and interest ...... ~ Min
For Certificate If Indebted
ness ,Retundug Nos ma.
turing July ia4a Prtpci
psi and interest i3iu Nil
ThN IN" assessor ~ the parish is
instructed to extend said taxes Of "a
tlsa on fhe assessment rolls
It" roll was CALI / en this motion
aBd ihc follow ug members voted on
the Ordinance a. follows Mr. pFas.
seauS yes Mr. Kaufman. yes Nr
Harvey yes N Austin. veg. Mr.
Howell yes. Nj Mafyman, yes. Mr.
Barrow YES aud the Ordinance being
Nm Il VAS declared unanimously
adopted
{ + HOWELL
] Il MATTHEW'S, President
t'lrrk
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-03

Hunting and ttsspasslng Of an kinds
are hereby prohibited. under penalty Of
the law on Magnolia Plantation No sx
septiuns
The public lie warned against busins
ere wood posts aF cFeps ffom tenants OF
Magnolia sithout permission
HACKlE FARMS 60
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-03
POLICE JURY ORDINANCE

The adoption ct rejection of Otdin
aucr Ne then came mp for flnal
action whcfrnpon Mr. Naryman moved
and Nr Hf8SsouN seconded his motion
that Ordinance Na 4 he adopted as
follows fusWti
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-03

Hunting 81 auy Mind. cattle drvIHE -
fishing pn NJ Vernon plantation $ post
lively prohibited under penalty ~ tha las
o. lfespass Ne exceptions
MRS B. HAMILTON
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-03

Hunting nsblnr loItefIns er trsspass
nE Ia ans form on laurel Hill Farm 10
hereby prohibited under penalty % the
iaa NY. N STEW ART. Manager
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-03

MRS s II BARROW
Eiam and after lhls date al hunting 81
EHy Kind on the Greenwood plantation j.
positively prohibited undel penaltY 81
lrespassiuR ANY one found on lh., place
without permission viii Ia considered
,respassuR and prosecuted 20 the fuu
extent - the law
MRS } A NENTREss
We regret we have 20 forbid an res
passing II eNer4 hind. including passing
through woodia~n Farm
McGEHEE
Trespasslng - all kinds is hereby pro
htbited. under penalty II the law. on m,
lands tu the ninth ward. purchased from
pf ~ "a TaNlof
ALBERT l.. sUtIE
Hunting q ans Mind. cattle dr,lre o.
fishing pn III Vernon plantation Is post
lively prohibited under penalty ~ the las
o. ifespsss 80 exceptions
MRS T. HAMtiTON
crossing the faar ~ prsugrgF Arloy
The True Democrat sfare In NJ Francis
vile Is hereby prohibited under penalty
~ lrsspass Persons found crossing these
premises ct damaging tie fences ul.l he
prosecuted MRS NJ = ROBINSON
An ,,as,,r,sst,.,, - ,,r..,,igfts.i ~, IIlu s,s
s,,msh,.r f.g..,9,n.,. ,l,,.eslt an,
rsrnp r.tberIBg ete a.B AIN he rr,.
s.u,.a a. r3p ..tast "a, t,o
p,r.ga cara .snNtp.~y
- eantstAN ,g.,t
----
The putl.. a.. tasd tt,at a.
island ssl I.,... at..,...., a,a ,o.t.s
sy.gpst h.. s.a,.f. l,t,,n.
ana AN Other as ar,s ot
every ,lssrr#r.# fuHri
NJ n lA,,sesN
-
hptp a.. u.. ..gf., i, an,
aes.,., .a ga. uatlsy
es.,..- s..... a. .s.,,.. An hp,,
llrp .a.r.. 4rf fence cutting ara
r,..i..,f t# ANA Ibss, ,tss.. So.
ffry +. MATTHEW'S
No hunting ~ ifrspass'ET ~ any Kind
allowed an Parker stock Farm. under
pepalty Of tn. lav
49,. -
a.. :. -. - t,.,, - :.
49,, -. -. - -.
-. uy I. sar,,, =, a., So.
,,r-,,-- ..------,-- -
are hereby prohibited, under penalty of
'ne Jaw, Q" "os''"" '''"'s''0". No s''
m. nn,l,. g.. w.,,.s .g,,,., .,,y,,.
7re wood posts ar crops from tenant. Of
MAGNOLIA without permission.
-.----.------
rr,,n and ,,,., ,n,. ,,,. Al, ,,,,,.,,,x q,
.,, LIZA 80 pa.aJa.a IIs.,..aat g.,
lt,,,srf,a,,. ,.,,,,,,,ae, =. ,,.,,,,,,st,, ,,o
hihit.d pn.sr p,n,ity - ,,..na..,nx
'lA's'is' JAS 7 HoWhAN
--
on and after this date eli hunting, ash
ms ~ other trsspos.lnE - forbidden an
wv - NV ,,,...,,..,..,
rhe uah,Ir d, b.ysty EARNED avsin,t
hanttns wood s,.,tinx aud an ether loren.
a, tyr.raxa also pan.lps thf.t,sb asta af
phs r,,,,.-,,. bsion.g,s 4, M. r
Allah Mrs Lewis and Mrs J
Mhoan on tii.S.s-sl
WAKEFIELD PLANTATION
,,s,, "a, ,-,...
I''SIaFsi'k "' '@""" 'i''. ''' ~ va
yard Western hali ~ faNlife ana
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-03
NOTICE

VI, brand is horse shoe on the right
hip reward Of 81 90 per head wll DE
paid in auyeuc for senuing them, and
uotiftl8g a1e u Tufulult Miss Teie-
phone ~ nv expense lis VI Nnodsille
Exchange
n e. 20 bR g q HEWFs
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-03
NOTICE.

Automobiles will not be permitted
In the Rosedown aeld
JAS. r. BOWMAN
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-05-03

Or . q HEWEs
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-16
PROSPEROUS
YEAR shown
Stockholders Largely Represented at
the Annual Meeting of the Con-
s0lidated Water Power and
Paper Company

Never before in the history Of the
Consolidated Water Power and Paper
Company was there a better showing
than what was reported by the of
fcers at the last meeting of that cor
poration which was held at their of
flee building Wednesday afternoon,
January Is, 1919. Most of the stock
was represented and a large number
from outside were present The an
nual reports were read showing in
detail all the improvements made in
the Company's several properties at
Grand Rapids, Biron and Appleton
After paying for improvements, sal
aries and expenses the dividends de-
clared were very satisfactory to the
stockholders. The same directors and
officers were reelected for the ensu
ing year. At the close Of the business
meeting the ladies served a light lun-
cheon and a social good time was en-
joyed by all present