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The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22
I Dreadful C.ougE, Cured

A severe cold is often followed by
j rough cough for which chanab Der
lain,s Cough Remedy has proven es-
peeiaIly valuable Mrs 3 Olsen,
.Marysyille, Mo-, writes: 8 bout Two
years ago my little boy Jean caught
! severe cold and coughed dreadful
for days. tried number q
cough medicines but nothing did him
\ Any good until gave him Chamber
|lain,s Cough Remedy. Il relieved AZ n
cough right away and before ne has
finished taking one bottle he va
|cured. think il Is just fine for ctiil
ldren. Adv.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22
Getting Rid Of Colds.

The easiest and quickest way 70
get rid of a cold is to take Chamber
lait1,s Cough Remedy This prepar- az
alton has been ii use for many years
and it's value fully proven. No mat
ter what remedy you use, however,
care must be taken not to contract 2
second cold before you have recov-
cred from the first one, and there ls
serious danger Of this. A man OF
middle age or older should go=to bed
and stay in bed until fully recovered.
# is better to stay in bed three days
at the start than three weeks later on, on,
Adv.l
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22
Neuus Of The
Phote,plays.
Next Vesls Bin at the Grand

Sunday Mason in The
Winning Girl and 4 Lonesome Luke
comedy.
Monday Ethel Clayton IN '.Efi'IIle
Mystery Girl and Official Az Re-
view. s,
I'uesdayAa star cast IN The le.
squaW Man, 4 Music by Claiborne's
orchestra.
Wednesday Bryant Washburn in
sThe Way Of q Man with q Maid, q
and Ford Weekly.
Thursday Alice y Ioyce iin 81 Il &
Captains s Captain. M 4
/ Friday Bert Istell ii s'Iie spe1'-= s1'..
-.5l III l'osas','
w Olives gf Ksaltur,a : pathe News. and
comedy.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22
OF . Session

reass mont ssEsssss + ~
u COTS
a. Ill the ollio haai
ssssj sss5s forenoon, the 9Th instant,
There was large enhance pres
sent and consid derabIe enthusiasm pre-
vailed he question Of requiring q
home for the council was thoroughly
considered and a committee was ap-
pointed to look into the matt ter OF q
Iocati on devise way ard !
arleasls or the necessary
funds, inst trsacti ons. e. repost at Z
a special meeting to be held IN the e
rsass ma ttaI af maj lslnes
piyen serious attention. The splen-
did work peri formed by the order IN n
the cantonment camps in the United
States and in the camps and on the
battle fronts abroad, has brought the
KNIGHTS Of Columbus censpicaously
to the front as thoroughly patriotic
American institution, and the many
Young Catholic gentlemen who were were
drafted into the military service OF O.
the United States have had occasion
to observe the magnific work O
this society, both here and II France
land are now anxious to have tnell 1eAI
names Inscribed on its n1emb bersi1llI
lists. The Knights Of Columbus Of
fers membe to All Catholic gen
ltlemen who are eligible, and IN con
1nection with same, it offers he l ~
surar1ce at a lower rate, with equa
1 protection, than any other fraterna 1'1
organization in the world. The cot1n
Gil has decided to hold 9 grand ln1
]tiation on Sunday, April ~, and Tn
Idrive for new members will begin q
4 once and will continue until 2 F icy
4 5avs before the date fixed for tn
Initiation, when it is confid emily hop
ad 10 have one Of the largest classe
j in the history Of the local council fo
admission into the beautiful mysterlle
4 of the order.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22
LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
Synopsis Of the Covenant Proposes
To Insure Permanent Peace.


The folloWialg q brief outline Of
lhe articles suggested by President.
Wilson 10 the peace conference, as.
the basis univ versal agreement
for the pre- eVention Of war in the
future
The preamble aecites reasons for
he formation Of League Of Ma
lions.
rtic1es i and 8 provide for the
composition and place of naeetin Of
the league.
Article y relates % mat tiers of pro:
dent of the Ted ates sias Il SUM
mon Tie firSt meeting Of the League
of Nations.
Article provides for eretaraat.
Article 6 gives league representa-
tives, officials and locations diplo-.
matte immunities and priyile egess
Article Z lays down rules for the
admissions of new member states
Article s provides for ductlon
sof ornaments and control of private
manufacture Of war mplements and
|n1unitio ions.
Article 9 provides commission On
army and navy questions 81
Article I0 provides for the protee-
.;,,, ~ fbo tarrito1,ial iIltegrity of all
member states. :.32s.s
Article 4 4 gives the league the
right to safeguard the peace ofssna- ma
tions IN case or war or threat Of war. war
Articles IL and s provide for ar
Ibitration before war can be declared
Article IA provides a per1nan ent
international court Of justice.
Article Is lays down methods OF
procedure in handling disputes.
Article 16. declares violation q
Article II ipso facto an act OF Waa
against all other members and pro;
vides joint drastic action, Wit
Iarmed force, if necessary, against TN
Ioffender S.
Article 4 provides for the han
! ding Of disputes betWee y rrernhe
land ron ber states.
rtticle 1s gives the- League of Na "
n tinr.a as's''sa
land ammunitio
y Article 1g declares enemy colonie
] sacred trust Of civilization ana pre-
lyides for mandatories.
Article 20 estab1ishe perm ai1en
,llabor bureau.
{ Article 81 provides freedom .
q transit for commerce.
Article % places all internat1on'
: bureaus under the control of q
L lieague.
81 Article % provides for the regi
. Itration with the league Of al treatle
Article "a provides for the reco
|sideration Of treaties and internatlo
q al conditions
Article rs abrogates all treati
: : inconsistent with the convenaat a
Is Iforbids the making Of new ones. 90
vi Article &c provides for amen zen
Y lments to the covenant.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22
BIG BAPTIST DRIVE ON.


The big drive Ito raise 3 2 oo0, 900
for the establ blishnent of 4 baptist
Bible Institute ii New Orleans, began
under most favorable auspices on
Sunday, February y, and from every
section Oh the state comes the en-
|couraging news Of large contribu-
tons bleinp ra,issa atp the The
and still 60.
n. sss'a, hid alssy llslsliss
IL i pEporti tionm ents have already
rated their full quota and more
business men throtgh hoiat the
State are recognizing the merits 81
this Institute and large gifts RANGING
from $1,000 and upwards are being
made. The great mass of bible con
stit,ents Of Louisiana, however, are !.
men and women Of ordinary finan-
cial standin These are responding
il. q most generous and big-h 3
Way. Thousands of dollars are being
gather III from the small contrsp "
tors.
The provision made by the ma ri-55 2
agement Of this campaign for ae-
ceptance Of bonds of the fifth series,
ought to appeal 10 the patriotic ard N
missionary spirit of the citizens of=
the commonwealth. This affords az
opportunity 10 do double service witf
money. These bonds will be accept.
ed at their face value and will pc
come part Of the permanent endoW-
ment fund Of the Baptist Bible M
#stitute. The interest ACQUIRING On
these bonds will be used to defray
the expense of training hundreds and
thousands Of Christian workers N
various languages for missionary
work throughout the world.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22
Health Day.

By request Of Surgeon General
Blue, United States Public Health
Service, SUNDAY, ebruary 23, VIII
be observed as health day lle min 'ai
iisSars of evaay atiioai are ask
s.ss III ~
sibility Of the Churches for Health
and Social Morals. 3 II Is recognized
81 ali social workers and others lra51
terested IN the health and welfare Of
The people Of the community the
state and the nation that educational
work concerning venereal disease ls
imperative. 1t is eognized also that
civil authorities should enforce the
law concerning the control Of this
| inf ectior, The State Board Of Health
believes that the same measures ap.
| oled to prevention Of diphtherIa arld
Iother communicable diseases houlf
be put into effect with reference g
5|venereal diseases.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22
MIME ER 3a
9IlR NE \. + ( ],
in eEss ION s,lsis

The sapa;gn shortly Win begin
Ehsr you'll hear of every sin
Commit BY the candidate
From ais birth and date,
9t'I am the nan tto yoa ihe' ii say.
Could only have my way,
Your taxes would Sd little bs
That you'd feea thsy'r really free
Into your eye be swsetly locks ss
And quotes Won laws sbys the book.
On cattle ticks and dipping ssta,
hut not . word On campaign rats.
The VIII say. Pray iiet ME IN.
am a good Old terrapin.
And many years, alas, have aed
Since from aSl, trough
sssss hese s Ila
slss s. 10 ssssasn s kss.sa 81
Exactly how TO plant yo,lr cane
with precision hen explain,
That IL nisht stand against freeze
That would kill your toughest tfees
These good old boys mean little harm
N hen they show ron how To farm.
HI all to yet your valued vote. 4.
and land you safely IN their boat.
The sin will shaw sou that pay
5s In d hundred thousand ways,
To keep d good iaas, on his job
70 shield you from some angry uaebF
Scr many years we've cared Tor YOU,
And prayed that everything YOU do.
Might bring YOU lots Of happiness
That your stay here be oyerbl SEQ. ss
.'T'or two-score years we've saved the Ian
From ruin by the Saxon band.
From kaiser, king and cattle tick
Come to our now, and Quick -
Dear voter. do not be afraid
But rest yourself n the Sshads
sof some big tree, and walt for me.
guy that YOU viii surely see.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22
TWICE PROVEN, EN-

If you suffer backache, sleepless
nights, tired, dull days and distress
inc urinary disorders, don exper.-|
mer,t. Read this twiee-told testl-
raonv. It's convincing evidence
from this locality loudly proven:
I,,ies q. Ayraud, postmaster, Bar.
Ton 81. gave the following state
ment May II. 1908: = suffered
from kidney trouble for a number OF .
wears. The complaint gradually kept
aa4tino worse and finally suffered
fa,rihlv with it. The kidney seere-
t;ons were dark and burned 1n pas
sape The pains through my back
were SO severe couldn't bend q, or
sfoop. / couldn't sleep at nignt zon 7
his acc cunt and my heart became az
/ lfeeted. / grew thin and run down. W.
Nothing took helped me ana ! Was s
aiiven up. Hearing 50 mucn @
T1oan,s Kidney Pills, I gave them 3
.|trial and they helped me from the
. -Four boxes entirely Elai nle m
q tb;s trouble. II cannot say COS
4 much Hi praise Of this remedy, an
& bas also cured Others. I know.
4 & B On IN February rs, 1918. Mr. lAyraue
% 4 .s,rhe cure Doan' ! Kidney FIJI
,aaaa for me some time ago has beer beer
]. , .,a,,,, ], /, e,,st 81 wish to confirm N
|. A 1sat er,,ent L made at that time.
t Price so cents. at al dealers, : = :,
) term ilburn Co, n frs Buffa1o' 8
4 Adv
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22
n r,v churcf, did Prairieville.


The beautif III new eatholic church
which has been il course of eo,strte
tIsa aIEjsizl|5s lgAgistl5h ls fGs |
Is built 81 wood and il eighty feet
long by forty feet wide, and y Pre-,
yided with ample accomoda ations for
the large and increasing congrega
.tion. The architecture N very at
traetiye and lii size and app peararlce
win compare favorably with many of.s
the country churches IN the state
The funds To defray the cost OF this
sdifice was raised BY popular s'a p-
lscription, and ii d credit 10 the peor
lple Of that community. Among those
to whom credit is due for the pre-
|yiding Of ways and means for me
building Of this pretty house of Wor-l
lship might be mentioned 4: Y os-.
Iferberger, il. N. Delaune, asrloi1d
'IBerteau and we Landry This
.Icburcll is located near and replaces
the old Catholic chapel, which has
Iserved as place Of Worship for the
I IGatholics Of that section for many
wears, and, for the present, Will be b
under the charge and jurisdiction q
,IRev Eugene Hubert, resident priest
!. Iat Gonzales. IL il hoped to organize
1.-The prairieyiIle church into sepa
J Irate parish later on, and with tfa
pIend il view, movement will 500
.Ibe started TO raise funds to build :
/ residence for the priest, who, th
q ylparislnioners hope, vii be assigrie
,-Ithere IN the early future
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22
ing sou.
qI,.A ~ | l1Esl q. S I,iIs,
Private yo, D, 9Th Engineers, a. E..F.
Brook okIyn. Feb. s, 191

r0oklyI Z q 2. e, s y \ SSf'5
I'd Eseel
Well, am oil of luck we sail<' aill.'
ass press bout getting cut
new and it may be 4 good while be-
fore reach Doalal ldsongi ille ave
been transff erred to Submarine has s.
" No. and we pee e leave l''A
soon for Cuba and then sFssss s;
coast VII T. q
while across the pond 7 saw
France from north tossauth. Have sfs's
also been through England, Wales @
and ireland. 0fttl1e four ua1tsIes,
give me England.
must say a good word about the
American Red Cross. They have
certainly treated me fine SO far, and
the men IN uniform are indeed royal al
II treated in this city Of New W.4 orlS..
With best regards to all, ! am,
LAWRENCE BABIN.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22
.'f he Captains Captain"

Tho above is the name Of the in
teress;ng play which will be rendered
At the Grand Theatre Thursday. In
this charming story Alice Joyce ap-
pears in role that is quite different
m those in which she has been
seen Of late. The delightful y tia
graph star has d part that calls for
the portrayal Of . roguish girl, full
of life and fun. And the best part Of
II is that the story and production is
.pf the kind that will appeal to men,
women and youngsters alike. IT is a
thoroughly enjoyable hours enter
tainnent Of the right sort, worth
while picture that IS sure to please
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22
The Squaw Man. Z

n
This superb photoplay, which will
be the offering at the Grand Theatre
next Tuesday, represents all that
is frst-class in the art Of modern
picture-making. Directed with un-
erring gsod taste and judgment, ad- |
mirably photographed, cleverly acted
by principals and supporting cast and
carrying d powerful emotional ap-
peal, the picture stands out in bold
relief as distinct triumph for the
Paramount program. 1t is rather g
daring venture to- remodel a subject
which has already served as screen.
attraction, but in this case the sue
cess amply justifes the attempt.
s.The Squaw Mar" was the first ve-ss
hicle Introducing Cecil De Mile IN a.
directorial role. That was nearly
Ave years ago, when he enlisted url-.
der the Lasky banner. Comment on
his subsequent career is needless. Pc
Miles work speaks for itself. But
one cannot help calling attention TO
/ the wonderful progress made iI1 the
production Of films during the inter
yening period The cast is assuredly
All aall STAR aggregation IN the true
meaning Of the Phrase. elliott DeX-
ter gives brilliant performance IN
the hero role. Ann Little Is pathe fI-
cally effective as the self-sacrif1elng
Indian girl. Katherine Macdonald
4 portrays Diana with dignity and ap-
pealing charm, and the work OF the
supporting other members Of the com
\ nany maintains "a gratifying stand atE
ard Of excellence.
4.The Way Of i Man With : Maid Maid
ida M. Evans is wen known as on NJ
of the best and most human Writer
~ short stories dealing with tn
great middle class Of people. e e
shop girls and shipping clerks AZ I
works of art and 50 true to he tna
( { the vast majority can read OF Inen
with deep understanding ana 3. 8
amused and guilty feeling, as II ea thel
own weaknesses were being baree
This IS the reason why Miss Evan an
storv me way Of Y Man With
Ma;d which will be presented s.
the Grand Theatre We eanesday, mas
IA, - s capital screen enterta airnnen
The picture tells OF the love ala
IL eArney and Of the tragic sta' &
G, which he finds himself over q g
1--we for the travagant little sten' stem
grapher.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22

j
Cor the second week OF
I III onday, ~ ~ 3 4 9l9:
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The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22

NJ must keep our army equippea
and read to enforce peace selhs.
- ~. ;;,,,,e to lend Uncle Sam your
n,,oneybuy W. 3.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22
Eys1y s.tul,lsy Subscription Price s. Year
NDRER'y fl A I,::s
New Board Meets and Transaets
Important Business.


New BOARD Meets and Trsnsaets
Important Business.
Ihe first meeting Of the new board
p directors recently elected BY the
spsSholde ers Of the Soiish Louisiana
Fair Association was held in Donald
sonville Sunday, Feb, 16. New of
feers to serve for the ensuing year
were elected Us follows: Emile
sundb berry, president alter ann,
vice president lex Bsllootne nstiel,
treasurer R. S. Hiekers, secretary
manager. vice presja eilt for each
member parish of The socia-
tion was selected from tie board 81
directors, as ffsol lows
R ssttl
] 81 isi||I q
Octave est Baton Rouge;|
D. Clayton, Orleans Tsheo Kel-
lei, ST. Charles; W q, Beraud, La
fourehe.
The retiring presid lent, Lewis &.
Murrell, under whose energetic ad-
ministration of two years the South
louisiana Fair has reached its great
est success, was elected honorary
president and his name added 10
those of other former presidents So
honured, to-Wiitt ss Ware,
Supple, and 3. ; Met Call
An additional member Of the board
.of directors was elected from La
fourche parish ID the person Of Fran
ces Knob1och, Of Thibod da,1x, who was
also elected 70 the position Of public
lity director.
Among other matters of import
ance ACTED upon by the directors was
the authorization Of the sale Of three
thousand shares, at the par value of
S each, of tthe apitaa stock of5 the
Oh. With the proceeds
Of this sale, Of stock II is the purpose
Sotff the directors to liquidate the IN
|debtedness on the twenty acres Of
land comprising the fair grounds,
which edness am counts 70
Is $685.. 81 81 ], and apply the balance to 4
fund which viii be raised for new
bull ING constr ctIon, This fund viii
Ibe eomp pleted by the proceeds from !
bond issue sufficient to cover The cos
most
adopted inviting FISHES AZ lssas
Baton Rouge, sTerreb ebon1le 'oiIats
lGoupee and ST. Mary, to become ac-
tive members of the South Louisiana
Fair Associat ton. The association az
present IS composed of the ten rs.f-
I|ishes Of Assump ption, Asc censiofl 1ber-
vile, ST. ST James, st. John, ST Charles,
Jefferson Orleans, West Baton
Rouge, and Lafourche The ma.
terial benefit derived by these par
|ishes from the South Louisiana Fair
lin the way Of Inulating better a1gg,
Iriieu ltural production and mp owing
1.-THE gras1e ef live stock IS SO wei
recognized that annual approp ations
ARE Gus tomariIy made By the police
| iuries to assist in the maintenance Of
1.-The fair. These appropria lions vary
III amount from $3.50 received from
maj jority Of the parishes, to $5oo slt]
ANNUALLY appropriated by the city p
lNeW Orleans and s 600 regularly
contributed by Ascension parish N
.Icluding the city Of Donald dsonville
The annual cost Of holding the soutf
Louisiana Fair including premiums g
salaries, free attractions and othel
necessary expenses appros sjmate'
/ ST. Q 900.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22


lied Il &. Il q
I a. NJ nd 81
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the S ess, i s,als q
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II esis,:.L.af stry
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spllr eo = ].
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81 ,ts: i
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s.ise !,
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los aph Sc ,sit,
IaereEs i !. | b
ID he b tassi (. saltt /.
litfitss ata ~ e.
| fsas sion. l9
| district q curt ts,r
be ni,iisag IA 4 oIi'sias n 3 4
HI faith ~ h elee
Teal of off ice ss
Ii2th day Of Fel,Ea
Seal i !. y; !.
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The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22
Gently 3 q

cent? ID s y ~ sy
$3.50, n I. ] lon. apIsl arnatel snth
If the population d the United States
is composed of unnaturalized aliens.
II q Grist declared that this cond1- 'l''1-
tion would not be tolerated by any
other country and sppealed to Amer
lean citizens to hssp IN making cltl-
zens Of alien residents He said there
were 10, ,5oo, 900 persons il the co'ln-
try who still retail their allegiance
d the land Of tiilein birth.
here are noa e, 5oo, 900 aliens
II this country, vet barely s ,o0o, 900 g.
ave become citizsns Mr.. erist SAID.
kssuch tremenae unassimiiafed
mass means dang FOR among these
millions comparats lively few have any
knowledge or interest IN american an
institute
ssTIe war revealed that while the
great majority oi Sernars in tins TINS
country r were loyal, there were, never
theless, far too mary Gernnall aliens,
|Who felt only hatred for the country
that has 50 generously receives veg
them. e
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22
The Spender.' z
The Spender." "
This interesting production leads
you to forget that you are witnessing
etdre sssssa ssaas.ts live
stsa the s1a


The.
the play YOU are cass.se ee y
away with the pe1lery Of eht-Wad' :
B,ariishee, and the delightffu human
Quality that is gradually developed il
him His nephew, Dick. The he
5Sspend err has been developed with
skill 30 that nterest is held and s,ls-
pense sustained to the end pretty
love affair has been provided, with 2
.pientti1f i'll sprinl ling Of thrilling
events that will tickle the palate Of
the ma jjoritv of screen patrons. Aside
from the very excellent and touching
story the feature has been furnished
with settings that are ii harmony
with its theme, and . cast that is. all
This Beautiful play will be
shown al the Grand Theatre Friday.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22
TIERS FIR ON SOLDIERS
One Writes from Germany and AM
other from Brooklyn.
Germany. Dec. 81 1918.

Germany, Dec. als.=
Mr.. Ghas. sotile, Donaldsonville, 9I7s sa.
Dear FatherI Just received yotla.
letter dated Nov. 28, and was naofa
| ss,..asn pleased to get it. First Of al, 1
sgass happy to learn that you are all
,yels ind am glad to say the same OF
myself.
ou say that you saw in the paper
that lots of soldiers in France are on
their way to the Z. s. Well, Daddy.
they picked the best divisions for the
army Of occupation. There are nov
about thirty American divisions in
Germany.
So you al HWent crazy the day
the war ended imagine the folks
1s w 3
ttllls
ii I'll shells to crawl into
sf1lal8l holes and creep around Ike q
snake and drop down into the mud
50 you i1DoW we a. lad lis s;ail 5
over, Believe me, the brave aakee
sold iiers did not fear DEATH; shfsf IS
Why We won the war, But now every.
thing is over and W. are friendly
with the Gerraan eople.
was glad to hear sge'l made 9o
tons Of cane. Please So We some for
me TO chew alttheugll = fear i will
not ticlh good by the time ] get
nome. % not believe this viii be
ore Easter, but Of couase ] dent
know.
- letter from olasan Pais5p
10 yesterday and ine said he. eS= ts
ssfeetea To he discharge soon. Il H &
aiass
u
oar loving sob.
iaIIs.A. r.. lly1IIls Il Il S q C LIE.
Private Go, II, 9Th Engi eers, 4. Fs.F. q:
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22

WHY be urged 70 buy war savings
stampsa You don't give you re- re-
ceive. ss
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22

e e above and foseg going
1T list OF the rand aflf
at ths e ebruary
9ers y-sevenah judicial
/ Z paris b of ensioIh
ebraary
wit,isss Il \ I'll d Il and and
sual asas1vill ne .a. this
s
fs AIR as A
,ierl / y, oiul ~,
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22
Miss Matte Gisc lard
Miss Elsie schroede
Miss Carrie Schaf
Miss attic Conlsto tock
NJ is b Schroeder
Com.e.;diennas

,.:ss sf 5Marsaa Pearl Landry. J Forter, ~
Richard Irma FalS, nn
e Iogge. Wathen g Truxilo y Gselaro, s. as' ~ -
nInmsasses Landry M Park NJ Banehard y s. araaese s
Agnes Landry and Jeanne Vs
Miss Thelma Dill and Mr. Vaery Bap1n.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1919-02-22
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III AeGpRDA With Act No. 4 SIS Of the
general assss;ssl Of the state of Louis
ana, apprag gess Jli 13. 1885, and amend
ed by Act No hsef the acts of the general
assembly Of :rs fana, approved June 30,
1904 .SaIld SUBS seat arnenf1menfss thereto
The jury cenlr stafs in and for the par
tsh ofsA AseensS 4 sa,, met at the office of
the clerk ut cs,ss \ of said parish and state
on Weelnestsa " ssss nary q, 4 3l9. and then
and there pras ss1o draw a grand and
petit Jury to sae eeording to law at the
sess sen Of COS ginning Monday. Feb
"a, s19 Il ossing inner. viz
sJt1I 5s#
NaIne Ward
CT.
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Rome
Gepre nargess
Henry
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