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Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
MgIxuEIRo COMES IN.

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 1S.-CThurs. day)-Guillermo Meixueiro, rebel leader in the state of Oaxaca, for the last five years and former governor of that state, is on his way to the city of Oaxaca with his staff to sur render internationally to the forces of General Pablo Gonzales, according to a war department announcement tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
Court Browns on Mouse Flavor in Catsup

CHICAGO, Dec 19-A jury in federal district court today sus- tained a government libel WAT rant for condemnation of 1246 cases of tomato oatsup of the Sterling products company or Evansville, Ind. Eight employees and former employees testified diseased tomatoes were used in making the catsup and one former employe said it was not uncommon to see mice leap from the sorting belt.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
O1-kL g
0G-HL g 6JpIqI7
 9ouSI9I0d shlei -slC97 pue Me1 5lelS True to the UId Fatherland

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 19.- Victor L. Berger, Socialist, today was reelected to congress from the Fifth Wisconsin district, hay ing defeated Henry H. Bodenstab. Republican. running as a fusion candidate. by 4S06 votes.
 Bergers total vote was 24,357, and Bodenstab's 19,561. The re- turns indicate that approximately 5000 voters did not go to the polls. The total registration in the dis trict was about 53,O00.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
HOMER KING DIES.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 19.-Homer s. King, associate of John w. Mackay and James G. Fair in development of California's mining resources, and former president of the Wells Fargo Nevada National bank and the Bank of California, died here today.
 In 1873 he was cashier of the Wells Fargo Express company.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
CAMPANINI PASSES.

CHICAGO, Dec 19. - Cleofonte Campanini, director of the Chicago Opera company, died at a hospital today of heart disease after a five weeks illness of pneumonia
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
4e4 DROWNED

LONDON, Dec. 19.-The British steamer Lein Shiug, 1859 tons gross, bound from Hong Kong to Saigon, Indo-China, has been lost at sea, ac- cording to advices to Lloyd's from Saigon today. The dispatch said 4sS natives and one European were lost. Thirtv-seyen natives were saved.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
Maj. Gen. Lewis to Command at Douglas

WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. Major General Edward M. Lewis. now at Camp Gordon, Ga, will be placed in command at Douglas, Ariz., and Brig
 Gen. Charles G. Treat will be sent to Fort Sam Houston, Texas, the war department announced today.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
TIGERS BEAT CORNELL

ITHACA, N. Y, Dec 19.-Prinee- ton defeated Cornell, 25 to 19, in an nter-collegiate league basketball game tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
MEN WHO FIRST POURED BISBEES
 WEALTH INTO LAP OF WORLD

Beginning with tomorrows will publish series the dramatic romantic of Warren district through o made it's history.
 The story in Sundays Review will deal discovery bee by
  eompleted-wiI up most o them still walking the streets of 5sbee
   eral wealth
  both because of Don't fall to read the first the odtimers THE SUNDAY BISBEE REVIEW
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
WEATHER

Saturday fair, warmer north portion; Sunday partly cloudy, possibly rain or snow north portion.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
COPPER PRICE

Average price for copper for week ending Dec. 17, Ensi- neer and Mining Journal
 quotation 1s.375, silver 1.3227
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Self Culture Club Notes.

The regular meeting of the
Culture Club was held on Wed.
needay, June dtth. A most in
teresting program was rendered
20 quite a large attendance. First,
a report on the Home Serv G, de,
partmept of the Red Cross was
given by Mrs. Earl Barrett. After
this Miss Browniea GU lined and
explained the Peace Tine Pro
gram of the Red Cross. Then
Miss Coale, who was sent out by
the government to give three
mouths demoustration of Com
munity Nursing, explained to tn
club just what her work would b,
Short discussions folio we'd eac /,
of the above addresses, and all
questions relating to .heir work
were answered and fully di-cu ssed
by the club. After q short busi-
ness meeting, the club adjourned
70 meet again Wednesday, July 9
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Bomb Outrages Again

That severe coerciopary meas.
ures will have to be taken sooner
or later against those who are re-
sponeible for cowardly attacks
upon cur prominent citizens in the
hope Of destroying esta blishmeus
and inaugurating either anarchy
or bolshevism is more apparen,
every day.
The May Day parcel post pack
eyes were an eye opener-it show.
ed how easy and helpful modern
methods have made secret aeeass-
inatioD. The main element re.
sulting in the discovery of those
deadly bombs was the lack Of
postage on the packages. Sup
pose the postage had been right?
Prominent men would have died
On June 1 another concerted ef.
fort was made toward disposing of
certain citizens. Bombs were ex.
ploded in Washington lat the
door Of Acknowledgement Pol
mer's hcuse), Cleveland, Boston,
Pittsburg, Patterson, N. j., New
York. and elsewhere. The ex-
plosions were timed together, in.
dfcatiug concerted effort.
There t6 no more cowardly
method in the world than exhibit.
ed in theee efforts-not only cruel,
but hazaIdly disregarding who
gets hurt by the explosion. The
senders only hopes are that they
will GIT the victim they intended
Who will invent a punishment
severe enc ugh to deter such nor.
rible crimet?
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SATURDAY. THE 2lsT DAY OF
lime A. ID. 1919

and continuing each succeeding day until
such sales are completed, all movable and
immovable property on which taxes are
due to the State of Louisiana, Parish OF It.
Mary, District Levee Tax, Acreage Ievce
FAX, Good Road lax, Conf derate Veteran
Tax FRANKLIN Drainage Tax, Third ard
School Tax, Fifth Ward School Tax,
School District No 4-Pari>h wide; Avoc I,
Drainage Tax, Cypremort d. alnage Tax
Cyplemort sui Drainage Fax No. l,
Cyprem"rt sub Drainage Tax No. ,.
ypremort Sub Drainage Tax No. g.,
iberia and It. Mary Drainage Tax, Iberi;
aud St. Mary Sub Drain rge Tax No. 3
Yellow BAYOU Drainage lax. yellow
Bayou sub Drainage lax. sixth Ward
school Tax. Sixth Ward >cnopl Fax
Special; iberia t. Mary d Eastern X. x.
Tax, Oak Lawn Drainage lax No. !,
Fourth Ward Good Road Tax; to enfo!c
collection of taxes assessed IN the va!
1918, together with interest thereon from
he "lst day of december. 1918, al the rate
4 len per cent per annum until paid. anu
all costs.
The lanes Of said delinquent taXp ;lers.
the amount Uf taxes due 10y each on the as
>e,smcnt OF each Year, aud The III vablr
and immcvable property assessed TO each
to be offered for sale, a. follows, tO>wit:
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Unions and Strikers.

Few people still hold that strik.
ing Is always wrong. or that unions
are bad for working people. But
to favor labor unions is not to
endorse violence towards those
workers Who fail to see the wis
dom Of belonging to union or
ganization.
Recently. Governor Beckett. Of
North Carolina, issued a proclaim
alton declaring that lsborers had
Q right TO unionize aud cooperate
and that each individual laborer
had q right TO work whether in a
union or without it. These priE-
cipies, eaid the Governor, would
be maintained by the full force OF
the state government.
We are glad 10 endorse the posi-
ton of Governor Beckett. 1t is. to
our mind, the proper stand for ali
chief executives, and is justice it..
eelf,
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A Feast--Or A Fast I!

Locking back on the way in
which Memorial Day was spent
throughout the country, we feel
that its significance and purpose
is being forgotten. We have made
1t a day for junke,ing- a Fourth
OF July epidemic in mi der form.
Gloomy sci mnitcs have little
value. Crepe hanging is a flu
tion in which no one wants to
specialize. But the day has now
acquired a new meaning-par;i-
cuiarly to gold stae mothers.
1t originated 10 the self dedica-
ton of between two and three
million men. Of whom nearly one
halt paid the supreme price, that
certain ideals might live. For
their sake, and for the sake OF
those youngsters whose graves
are lees than year old, we ehould
insure permanencc of all that i
implied in the observance OF this
rivcrsary.
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A Worthy Cause.

The Columbia Sugar Company
will give a charity ball at the
Woodmen Hall in the town OF
Baldwin on the 21st of this month,
for the benefit of Camp Hygeia.
This worthy institution is located
10 ST. Tammany parish, and it
offers treatment to those persons
who are affl cted with tuberculosis
The mere statement of the object
Of this entertainment should meet
with a generous response from all
Of cur people. Those who have
the means when afflicted with this
dread malady may go to Arizona
and other dry and curative elm.
ates of the far west for relief; but
those who are unable to go-the
poor-who, heretofore, when so
stricken have been deprived of
relief. Camp Hygeia comes to
the aid of this latter class, who,
unfortunately, are in the major
ity, and affords them cheaper and
just as good treatment and relief.
Let us all join with the Colum-
bia Sugar Company in their en-
deavor TO strengthen the laudable
cause of Camp Hygeia. Let all,
who can. attend the entertainment
on the 2lst in person, and those
who cannot attend let them send
contributions 10 furtherance Of the
worthy cause.
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The Merchants Association If
Franklin at a meeting held la t
Monday night, appointed a com.
m:ttee TO inquire into matters CON
cerniog the oyster factory estab-
iished here about year ago by
the LOPEZ Company. The town
favored the establish ment If this
factory here and granted th;. com
pany certain privileges 90 the con-
ditions that the fac,ory would 10
ii u TO be going c11c m and
aft I'D en- ployment to its siz,ns
The merchants a"d bu2laes5 N N
assisted materially to this end a
an iDducemen. to the peimanen.
location Of the factory here. Tha
Lop Company having parted
with it's wner5hia Of the factory
property, and the factory itself
remaining inactive g. present. il,
at least, a just cause for i:,Guiry
The Merchants Association in the
appointment Of this committee,
makes no attempt aud has no de.
sire to attack the Lop Z Company,
but solely to ascertain the true
facts Of the matter which they
have right to know.
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Teachers, sl5; BARRIERS, $50.

Two advertisements appeared lately
in New York newspaper-one OF
them calling for teacher of matbe
mates, history and psychology. at a
salary OF $50 month. The other one
called for a colored barber at $50 a
week.
There is no particular reason why
the barber should not get $50 week.
Milk wagon drivers are getting s35,
and they don't need to know more
about driving than any farm bow
knows. A quick, light-fngered bar.
Der needs as much dexterity as a milk
wagon driver, and deserves as good a
salary.
But we are sorry for the teacher OF
mathematics and history. So each
calendar month means SIS a week.
The barber who gets 50 for pruning
Whiskers may be glad he knows
nothing about mathematics Or his
tory. In Washington a teacher has
TO work % Years before qualifying for
4 wage of $1,000 year. La Chicago,
teacher cannot get $1,000 year be-
fore putting in II years in the profes.
sion. 10 % states the teachers aver
hSC Il % TfJU d Year.
And in Illinois, high school teach
er who tried to persuade one of his
pupils to stay and finish his educa-
ton was met with an irrefutable argu-
ment. : have a job 10 nine" said
the boy. am making more money
without an education than you are
making with tne'
We are told sometimes that teachers
deserve no more than they get. Ii this
is true, it does not improve the stu
alton; it only makes it worse II the
type OF education that young America
IS getting is more than is paid for it,
SO M Oh the better for young America.
We may synnpathize with the teachers,
but we may rejoice that young Amori-
ca is receiving a high STANDARD OF
educational opportunity. Ii, however,
the education received is worthless,
why not offer a price that will buy an
education worth havingf
AT the present moment, the develop.
nent OF the rising generation marks
Americas greatest crisis. Unra-
,trlcted Immigration has made this
country an uoiugical freak show.
BY Offering salar es which will attract
teachers whose personality ard at.
talpments will be a really uplifting
force, We may guarantee to the Amer.
ca OF the immediate future the perpet-
uation Of the ideals and standards
vi Oh are a. present in danger OF pass.
ing to the discard. Eek.
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Home Service Notes.

Home Service is increasing rap.
idly. 1t is the only Red Cross
activity that is requesting the
moral and financial support of
our community. 1t is iocreasi' G
even hey ond its former great i'm
portance which has been constant.
ly recognized.
The .cope of Home Service il
broad, the field in which to opsr-
ate is wide. Why not direct your
energy and interest in promulgat-
ing the tremendous significance Of
the work.
The care of the fighting mems
families will undoubtedly be con.
,iGueu until all of our men are
re.cstablished liz civil life and in
employ ent, aud oLce again be-
come part Of our normal m
muuity.
For years to come our sick and
injured soldiers will be a great
responsibility of the Red Cross.
Then, too. there is another phase
of Home Service work which We
shall face and combat, namely,
social service problems of poverty
and distress. This last. the most
important. for it essentially con-
Germs the families, the community,
the state and the nation.
The Home Service section of the
Red Cross, st. Mary Chapter, has
lately adopted the peace time pro-
gram, and now stands ready t.
aseist civilians, as we'll as SOL
dieTs AID sailors families.
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BERWICK.

1993-uAERIET ARNOLD - House
and lot Eo.*5, Sluare So; Taxes s17C,
int. sc. Costs s2.25. Total $500.
l995-MISS EMILY ALLEN AMI
LOUISE Savage. EFT AL.--lHousr ana
lots No. I, ). Suuare AZ: Taxes Si25,
int. 15c., Costs s2.25, Total sG65.
205S-J w. COLEMAN-IIouse and
lot. January. River. Spurlock. swamp.
Z acres, January, Coleman, Spurock
7. ana T.; Taxes $50. int zoe
Costs s2.25. Total 1885
2170-JULES LeHOEUF-House am
lot. kieff, River, Self. swamp; Lot Self
River, ltohechauex. swamp; Taxes $1.70
int. Sc, Costs s2.25. Total $500
2173-MRS. NJ l.. LENY-Lot No. IS
Calvin, J. Peterson, Peterson. Slough
Taxes sl.15. int. sc. Costs SIS. Tota
s3.45
2227-GEORGE PIcoU-FIouse an
lot No. 3, Square A.: Taxes s2.gs. int
ZEE Costs So. Total $535.
2257-WEHSTER EADLER-IIoust
and Lot No. ., Square l6, Taxes s3iO.
int. 1oc. Costs s225, Total s575.
2s17-EDWARD WfLLIAMs-Hous.
ana fr. o No. s.. \. y Of No. 5, J
SpTiggs, Cali St. 5th St Taxes sl.70
int &c. Costs 2.25. Total $500
2"2i-'THOMAS CI.AEK-IIousn anG
lot No. 1. lIowes Addition: Taxes 1888
in5 12c., Costs s2.25, Total Sc 20
2&91-WEsTERN UNION TEL. Co
Si-100 Miles Of Poles. S $500 Miles o
wire; Taxes s2.il. int. &C., Costs $2.25
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NON RESIDENTS

479e-CITEUs LAND COMPANY
$50 5$-lo0 acres y =. Of \ + i l.
II, Sec. /: Lots l. " fCi'
IN o &c. -, y. ; + II r, 2o61 49,
I r. - l. 80 - =; FAX AZ SC =. 10, 7. Is.
: ana r j.: Sec n %StfS' LOIS 1. 5.
Taxes s5S.IG int. s-.&i. Gosts ;. y r;
Total SG5.05. - 90
fS22-PHILIr a. HoEFL.ER AVN
SAMt FL w. NEWMAN 3la acres s
OF ~ p, ~ anu y. W 30 Sec 81.
/. l., :. Il > =, Taxes $3.50, int 36c
.'sJS $50 ! @t4l ; ~.
r,fci"m, Vi 49,. r. ~ y I9-i-"t. Road,
- % IN IA G".t,' >, y, H-'''',tet'; Taxes
4S371TIit;or,IE T'TEi,t,iy"' "l sf9',
:; +. u. Sec. 20. r Is : !, I i'S acres acres
;4.o7, int. 1>c costs g - Total IS "a
tSft-hNTDI\E NIDIrsI Sa7 7'' 'o'
no acres, lanI in Sub. Drainage Dist
'yprenolt Sub Org no. >. Iberia s.
mt. s1G35 costs s. - r, - t,, siG6''''
tS50-TDHN ] Nrt'I oS[t,y
!ig1 - acres, lots II. II Sec Il I ,n,
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FIRST WARD.

25'9 - sANTo ANGELBCNE : Hous,
ana lot, Cravemburg. Road Grevem
burg. Road: Taxes $4.10. int zoe, Cost.
1925, Total s715.
2G96-MES. c. N. DUROCHER-
House and lot. Road. Verret Teche
Mendoza: Taxes 500, int II, Costs
g %. Total s7.45.
2I5-AMELIA p. DYER-S. p of Il
and lot, Ind. Land, A. Pecot, Armerlin
Pierre; Taxes s2S5, int. 1Oc., Costs
S2.25, Total $500.
2798-L, JOUBERT-Lots No. ~, Q.
# Sanarens Sub; Taxes 47c, int. &c
Costs s2.25. Total s2.75.
2S23-JOSEPH JACQUOT-12 S.
acres. J.: Jacquot. Eirg. y, Jacquot
reche; Taxes 500, int SIC, Costs 1925
Total S11.65.
2Ss5-M1LLING AND SANDERS
Lot, Roa !, Hal5ert, Road, Dumesnil
Taxes sl43. int 7c., Costs $225 Tota
302o-FRANK j. TILLOTSON-Hou
mi lot, !. Lewis. Regsby, Regsby, Regis
y; Tayea 1888. int. 12c., Costs s225
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FRANKLIN.

2St-JACKSON AND l. E. SCOTT
House aat lot. Milling, Young and NJ
Willow St, Lewis; Taxes s12.75, int
5tc., Costs 1925, Total $3.50.
5l6-MRS. CORA NJ SAINT-House and lot .,
Palfrcy, Main Street, Allen, Palfrey, Silver
ware, Law Books Taxes $40 &c. int. Sl.22, costs
$2.25; total &4} 81
5A5-ROBERT STUART-Lot No.
f. Janhin5. Lane, Cornelius, Lane, Taxes
81 e, int. ic.. Costs S2.25, Total s3.57.
G2s-T. Won SCHOELER-House aad
lot, Wilson ST, Teche, Mequet, Lancl0s
x j.: Lot No. II, Lanclos. Self. Morri-
son. Nam St; Taxes s17.S5, int. 7Cc.
. 'DSiS 81 ~ Total 600 50
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THIRD WARD.

SS92--TIIoMAs BOYD, JR.-Lot no
>. No. /, Bol2en, No. 3, Lana; Taxes
&c, int. &c, Costs s2.25. Total $2S2.
25ns- FILLS GARCIE- House aud ihre.
tcres, Wilson, Col. Sugar Co. Mora
eche, improvements; Taxes 1852, int
&c, Costs s..25, Total $3.50.
S51S--\LBERT HANSON LUMBEI
'O.-Teche, Gulf, Canal; Taxes 1884
At 1886, Costs s2,25, Total s1ss %.
S52O-MlIIING & administrations
I'd 2H acres. Luce.la Teche, Whit
DAD; Taxes S5.15. int. zoe. Costs s2.2.
otal $50.
316s-JAKE l.. SMITH-2k acres
Dad, B. Johnson, Dixie Pit. Baker
axes si.05. int. 15c. Costs s225. Total
AS.
375S-WFsTLY SMiTH-Lot. Tlrner.
Killing. Jones. Teche; Taxes sI10, int
a., Costs s2.25, Total SO 40.
S309-FANNIE WEST-House anf
t, Lane, Quinn, Home, Il. r. Taxes
s.45. int. 15c.. Costs 1925, Total s6.4:
$sl1-ED; ,WlLs00E--5 a.res, own
t 13c, |c&-s g a. Trta' ,5a5
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MORGAN CITY.

G5s-EA%K OF MORGAN CITY. !
F. PROHASKA & N. y. NORMAI1Loi
trac. Of \. 81, Snua-e :: House All
lot 20 Is. Macarthur, MeArtAur. Arenz
Federal Ave; Taxes S63 %, int. Soc
Costs 1928, Total $66.05
67i-i2ST. MILLER L. BERRY
House and lot in part # Ne. 10
Iuare -: Taxes $i0.|3, int. ace. Costs
$2.25, Total $500.
-os-rrO EoI-PcEoTs1o ne,
ronryel1s- Road Saiar. Hiyer- lot 70 e.
/. Bourgeois Addition, Square II; Taxes
S3.45, int l5c., Cess 81 %. Total $3.50
20. ,~>-, - Co,,1,,,,,- ,,,e,s,
,ES AIN ISA - sr9E H-1E, M Ioo hAIE /;
lots Nos ), s. -. IS. sIrare 80: TAKE
s.g ao INT 50 I'o.. a. ~ ~,
s1C5 Ia
o,o ~ ,,-,-r
- 5ots NOS
+ D. o. :, o. :, ~, H. i, Is, Sg1are y
. I-o.S' Us l. = =. >, ., = SIua;e
square y aad II, No G., Ditch Annex
. L2ls, Ms; g. = III, IL, Il, l5, IA, i
IL NJ IL sni,a y, lbs Ne
+ 5so T. ;; o $ = Has - H. f. Is SQUARE
!63: 10 Lois ms "a
l6. II, IS, square 1913; House and lo
Eo, l. S4nare House and l2', pitch
ani Lot; Bio"neh. Self l. r. Ave,
If3"ee. s iiouSe an lot N9s; J. z, 3
T. D. b, square ~ House and lot No
I lawrence san ages Sd64 -, Int. s6.9'
~o-'' TI'''''
- ofz-Cf9AILES I. D1 Eft-Lot a.,
Ierfeoonne SUB, Sluare +; Taxes Acc,
90 80, 80 iU["i
go " "a y ~ ,-ttouSe ana
~ - un" o e. NJ Az, hv' - - ~ ,, Ssoar'
IL i,oCse 'iih ny No- -, L. square
and irt No. 5. S,uan 9; IaSes sio3 -
int. sl29. Costs S425, Total s11S10
,,en c,,rry n~Icv
and IotL of NJ 13-1s ,rsnz hnnaY
Square ,: Taxes sS05, int. soc, Cost.
,.,N y NnrN,N AVN :, ,,ou
KA--IInu.e and 10, ) All i. Sqn .r., 10. Taxes
$40 int, sc Costs 22s. - 10
1,7oA y D,3.I,fEN bousaS .,d
lois 40 " a,n,,u ~ So.
); Land. Mc.trtnur, Are..a St, Arenz ST..
No. /, 2, j. Lot No. d, Lawrence Sub
Squaie 2: House ald 1T. % feet of NJ
=, square 81; Taxes sld4.oo. int. 1918
Lot, Di;ca, Il. X, Ave.
Soul, es, taxes s2.99, int. lie, Costs
SIS Total S535
II8S-M p. PALMER-Lot, Alley,
Cailetta. Greenwood, Guareka; Taxes
TIC, int &c, Costs 81 %, Total s2.73.
121l-JGLIA RICHARD AND LILLY
VIII TE-iicusc and let, w fri. part
Of 10. ). Square II; Taxes $3.50, int
IA: NARY khGEs--ii House and lot, Ditch.
ihIca, e.. 81" t'!irh; lHAes s'5j, Lt' -7c'
ISIS '-.-'' o'ai 800
:, la25~-EST. AMELIA THoM As--I
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6G6 has more limitations than
any other Chill and Fever Tonic
Oh the market. but 40 one wants
limitations. They are dangerous
MlHes In .hs RsdlslRa Wgs,-Aay>
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SECOND WARD.

3104-C. f. BORAH AND PACI
titAMEE-2 acres. Goldberg. Maillard
load, Goldberg; Taxes s2.35, int 10c
Iosts s2.25. Total $40
3179--lLHERT HANSON LUMBEI
lO-lvanlne Canal 19S09 feet in s.
fary's Parish; Inland Canal Connec,
18th l.,anhoe; Taxes s7924S, int. s31.C7
osts Si.25, Total $S2S40.
%2t8-DANID PREVDST-5 acres
define, Adcline, Trimhie, Road: i'm
'roveme nts, faxes s5.35, int. 19c. Costs
- %, Total $3.50
3254-CLEMENCE SAVoIE PRINCI
Is acres, Swamp, G. Prince. Marsh
wing: Taxes 1875, int. zoe, Costs
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-06-14

al Atlantic City, N. j., an aviator
released a crate Of eggs 700 feet in the
air and not one was broken in the
fall. But, tte crate had new para.
schute which foased them down getty
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-06-14
,AATETAX SALES
Movable and Immovable
Property, Parish of st. Mary
The State of Louisiana VS.. Delinquent
Tax Debtors, Parish OF st. Mary

By'yirtue Of the authority vested in me
by the Constitution and the laws # the
state Ct Louisiana, and especially Act 49,
at :he principal front door of the Court
House in the town Of Franklin. Parish Of
81. Mary, La. in which the Civil District
Court is being held, within legal hours
for judicial sales, beginning at II O'Clock
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-06-14

The British army has turned over to
The French more than 250,0e horses
on cond ton that they be we'll fed and
hum anely treated. They are for use
,in restoring the devastated country.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-06-14
BALDWIN.

2539-ED ;AR ROBICHEAUN-H
and lot, J. Baldwin, j. Baldwin. l.. Cell.
ing. Road; horses, cows wagons. fur
allure: Taxes s12.18, int 47c.. Cost
S225, Total $3.50.
25S9-SCOTT WILLTAMS-Lot. Arm
stead. Il. ana w, +. ard w, Road: Taxes
lnn U a. ., e
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-06-14

In expectation Of the Pre- sident'-
return Congress .hou!d purchase
q beautiful new doormat with the
words WELCOME" upon 1t.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-06-14

The way some criticism is accepted
as gospel truth and other absolutely
rejected on account of the personality
OF the critics is amusing ia the st1d =
OF abstract truth.