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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS.
BY United Press.

Washington. D. c., May l3..-Arrival
at Trepassey bay, N. F., of two of the
three American seaplanes which started
from Rockaway,@ N. y, on the trans
Atlantic flight insur the success OF
the whole enterprise. IN the opinion Of
naval officers here. When the report
reached the navy department that the
second OF the planes, the NC-3 had
reached T~repassey bay in the flight.
from Halifax, officers were unable 10
conceal their deep satisfaction.
The Nos, piloted by Com. John fl.
Towers, commander Of the flight, ar
rived at Halifax Saturday at 1O:11 o.
m. Greenwich time, having beer 0
PEELED to put back TO Halifax for pro-
pelier repairs after flying SO miles from
that harbor. It's flying tine on the
successful trip was 6 our and IL min
uteE.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
PR0GR[ssNEs TO
WAR ON PENR0sE
Lodge Formally Notified Of OBJ
jections Of Iowa and Other
Senators to standpat
Leadership.

Washington, May i3.-Senators Bo-
rah OF Idaho and Johnson Of California,
formally notified Republican Leader
Lodge today that eight republican zen
ators regarded As representing tae pro-
cressiye group Of the psrty, were on
posed to the election Of Senators zen
rose OF Pennsylvania, n Warren of
Wyoming, as chairmen OF the naancs
appropriations committees re-
spectiyely n that II necessary q ma
jority OF. them were willing to record
their opposition or tho floor OF ::hs
Senate.
1t was understood, however, ,nat ..Lr.
Lodge told Senators Rorah anc eona-
son THAT the matter was ono fer con-
sheraton Of the republican conference,
to organize h Senate. which viii be
held Wednesday.
Immediately after teday's meeting,
Senators Borah and Johnson canel .
conference Of senator's for late today to,
discuss the situation.
Those invited to attend included Sen
ators Kenyon and Cumming, OF iowa:
Jones, Washington: McNary, Oregon;
Mccormick, Illinois, and Norris, Ne.
trdska.
Republican pla!.s for organization OF
the next Senate We're discussed Satur-
day at several conferences OF rcrlIh-
lican members with Senator Lodge. af
Massachusetts, republican leader. and
also at a gathering Of eight senators
generally considered as included in the
progressive portion of tho part.
SenatoS Borali. cf Idaho, who catlea,
the latter group together. announced
after the meeting tlnat he and SsnstoI
Johnson. of California. had been aM-
thorized to notify Senator Lodge shat
the eight senators were opposed to the
election Of Senators renrose, of Penn
s%slvan'a, and Warren. Of Wyoming, as
piiaiiIsen OF the finance and approlria-
tipns committee, respectively.
This does not necessarily iEapiy any
break in the republican party added
the Idaho senator, but only shows osr
determination to effect a good orsani-
latian IS we see it's
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
AGED MAN GOES ON
LONG HIKES FOR EXERCISE

Deadwood,. S. D, May 10.-One OF the
most remarkable OF the aged men of
South Dakota is Walter Nj. Shell, Of
Deadwcod, father OF Mrs. Phelps, L.
brarian in charge OF the public library.
He is 90 years old and is as active as
most men Of SIS. 1t has beer his Gus
tom to celebrate his birthdays by TAX
ing a walk OF eight or 10 miles to dem
onstrate to his own satisfaction that he
Is still young. The unusually severe
weather conditions prevented him CIV
ing this demonstration on his recent
birthday anniversary but, he is conf
dent that with reasonably favorable
weather he IAN" hike" eight or 10 miles
without much trcubIe.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
FOUNDERS DAY is
OBSERVED AT YANkroN

Yankton, s. d, April 10.-Founder's
day at Yankton college, the birthday
of DR.. Joseph Ward, first president,
was observed this week at the insti-
tuition by the usual "reminiscences OF
the founder. In addition eight trees
were planted in memory of eight stu
dents who gave their lives in the great
war. They were Robert, younger 20
Of President Warren, of the college;
Matson o. Ran1es, Rev. Harry Deiman,
Robert G. Miller. Edward A. Kundert,
William South and Lieut.. Merritt j..
DeCamp. These young men served as
chaplains in the ambulance corps as
aviators in the Canadian army, and in
all fields of the wars activities. The
exercises were held on Observatory hill,
Il OF the highest points in the city.
and In Garden Terrace theater.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
FAIRFAX ORGANIZES
COMMUNITY CLUE

fairfsx, S. d., May 12.--The cen,
rletion OF the organization of til,
Community Club, Of Fairfax and vi
entity was carried out Tuesday eve.
ming with a good crowd present al.
though a heavy rain the previous we.
ming made the roads heavy.
Allison e. Pike was chosen presi-
dent of tls club; r. II. Wiebelhat,s,
secretary and Jim Eorthrup, ~treasuyer.
The club started off with nearly II
not quite 100 members and assumed an
the obligations and liabilities OF the
old Commercial club.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
"WETS" WILLDEMAND
PROHIBITION REPEAL
New York Representative to
Present Resolution at Special
Session Of Congress.

New York, May 1a.4Plans for The
fight against rational prohibition to
be opened at tie outset OF the specia.
session Of congress called by PresiIeiA
WilEon for May 10, were ANNOUNCED
stiere yesterday at headquarters Of tie
association IN epposttion to Earie5.al
prohibition.
The federal prohibition amendment,
effcEtiye sJannarysiS, 1890 VIII be Mt.
tackled by representative Reuben &.
EaEkell. Of Yssaklsn. MISUNDERSTANDING
ton % rosultfion gTovtaing tor TN.
repeal and q seeund nesosatson1,ea calling
for u referendum on it in every state
OF the union.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
ALLIES
PREPARE ATTACK
Helsingfors Dispatch States AL
he'd Force. Aided By War
ships, to Move on
Petrograd.

.etostLostn, May ia tiessingso. f.
dispatch 10 the Aften Tlansngen to-
day reported that ali foreigners mad
been ordered 20 leave the city ,mi,:le-
diately. The order, it was stated, was
believed to have resulted from pep
aration for an allied move on fetrctsia a
and Helsingfors. Several French war
ships were said to be lying off Hei-
singfoTs, and 20 British warss.;ps are
SAID to be expected there.
The allies, according to reports, ara
prepared to use $4,000 men in the
CLAIMED attack.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
DECIDES ABERDEEN
WILL NOT CELEBRATE

Aberdeen, S. d, May 12.-:Iho Aber-
deem Merchants Association has de-
cided in favor Of Aberdeen following
Its usual custom of not holding a
Fourth OF July celebration this year
TO enable the people OF the city to at
tend celebrations at neighboring towns
or at nearby chautauquas. The asso-
citation is working hard on plans I'd
make the visit of the South Dakota Re-
tail Merchants Association here next
week a pleasurable5 affair to all the
visiting merchants. Some special at
fractions are being. arranged for The
entertainment Of the visitors.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
BEGIN COPPER MINING
IN BLACK Hi G

Custer, S. d.. May 10.-Copper mining
will be added to the other mining in
dustries of this part Of the Black Hills
by the purchase by Joseph FL. Bland.
of what is known as the Summit group
OF copper claims, situated about one
and one-half miles from the old juno
ton mine, in the Custer section. MI.
Bland has established a camp. which
will accommodate 10 men. Th copper
ore in the group Of mines purchased
by him occurs as chacocite up to a rs
per cent grade, and Bland intends to
bring up copper ore by means>of hand
sorting. 1t Is expected that a carload
of h ore can be shipped each 80 days
to a smelter In Omaha, Neb.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
FORMER MADISON BOY
KILLED IN WASHINGTON

Madison, s. D., May 10.--Inforination
has reached local friends OF the family
to the effect that Charles Croome, the
young son of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl.
Croome, former residents of Madison,
but now living at Beliingllam, Wash.
had died from injuries SUSTAINED when
he was run over by al automobile. W
F. Packard was arrested on a man
slaughter charge as being responsible
for the death of the boy. The boy was
struck iast after he had alighted from
a school wagon and started across tbs
street to his home.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
PRACTICAL NEWSPAPER
MEN TO MEET STUDENTS

verrMil.on, S. ~. May 13.-Newspaper
mss viii inset with the q EDITORS
OF South Dakota for tho first time
WHEEL, the south Dakota Collegiate
Press Association hclds it's third annual
session nj the University of South loa-
kota. May Is and l6. Tn professional
Journalists are invited to attend this
meeting and to offer suggestions to the
future. editors. Short talks BY the Wis
ling newspaper men are Included in
tho program as well as the principal
addresses which will be delivered by
Harvey Ingham, OF The Des MONIES
Register. w. G. I-usk, of the Yansten
Press and Dakotan, Jay Reeves. OF the
troscn Independent. Dean Marsha!i
McKuslek and II. w. Jones, OF the unl-
ysrstty.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
BIG STONE MAN is
STILL uNACcoUNTEp FOR

Big Stone. S. D., May J2.-N,otryith-
standing thai a painstaking search
over several states has been made. not
he alightest trace can be found of T.. C.
Mok!er, manager OF the Big Stone
creamery, since he registered at the
Merchants hotel, in st. Paul, eeveral
weelss ago. where he went after at
tending a state dairy convention in
Broolslngs. He had been thinking of
purchasing ar automobile, and it la
thought some crook may have learned
this and murdered him for the money
he a supposed to be carrying.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
FARMER VICTIM Of
AP0PLEXY STROKE
Carl v. Johnson, of Alcester.
Found In Helpless Condition
Had Not Previous
~ Complained.

Aicester, S. a., May 10.--As the re-
Rul. OF suffering a stroke OF apoplexy.
Carl V. Johnson. who recently moved
to a farm some miles from here, died
suddenly. After dinner he left the
house for the purpose OF doing some
work about the farm. A little later his
wife. who CHANGED to step outside,
heard grooming in the corncrib. and
found her husband lying helpless on
the corn. He did not rally, bat was
conscious nearly to the end.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
ARMOUR EPlScoPALiANs
WANT RESIDENT PASTOR

Armour, S. D., May 10.-Members OF
the local Episcopal church have re-
1uested Bishop Burieson to provide
Armour with a resident passor. For
20 years Episcopal services have beea
held here only occasionally. as the
pastors have had to make trips from
other towns. II a resident pastor Is
secured 1t is planned by members Of
the church to nave a fne church sdifice
erected On lots belonging to the mem
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
"NANC|Es' AWAIT
NC-4EQR GETAWAY.
Commander Towers Holds NC-1
and NC-3 at T-epassey--- {
Weather Unfavorable at
Chatham For NC-4.
Bv A. E. JOHNSON,
Press Staff Correspondent.

y
Aboard the U. S. s. Prairie. Trepas.
sey, N. F., May 13.--Com. j. H. Towers
today awaited information es to the
probable time Of arrival here OF the
seaplane NC-4 before giving orders for
the start Of the attempted trans-Atlan-
tic flight. The NC-l and the NC-S are
ready to go but the NC-4 was delayed
at Chatham, Mass. by engine trouble.
Towers suggested that Lieut.. Com.
Read, of the NC-4 make a nonstop
flight from Chatham to Trepassey, SO
as to arrive In time for the get away.
1 Weather conditions in mid-ocean are
rough; according to latest reports. There
10 a northwesterly wind and rain is
expected, along this coast tomorrow.
In preparation for the long air trip
from here to the Azores, 1900 miles.
mechanics are equipped to repair mo
tors while flying and even to change
propellers in the air II necessary.
Hawker Sends Regards.
Harry Hawker. pilot of the British
Sopwith airplane who has been in New
to%undland for weeks waiting aus?
picious weather conditions, sen, wishes
for good luck to the American ~aviators
today. The message was conveyed
through friends Of Hawker. who visited
the American base here. The big nav
planes have been able to sail serenely
through head winds that kept the Brit
tsh single motored craft on the ground.
This fact causes apprehension I'll the
British camps, according to word re-
ceived here, as it is perfectly evident
that the United States flyers will not
hesitate to start in weather that would
make a Sopwith flight unsuccessful.
Com. j. II. Towers. admiral" OF the
transatlantic fleet, declared this
morning that plans after their arrival
at Plymouth England, were as yet I'M
formulated. 1t has been suggested that
the Americans might ely back TIC the
United States.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
CORN SCARS AGAIN.

snissEo, Aay 1s--Ssssatio.st ,.ew
ssywad fl;sats by pieces III III. .ly,,,
ni'sa,scs resulted today iora rnsa se,-
less OF readily available .rr;,l;ss :..,l
from f~rospeets of further vet yea t-,.
aesass 10 %piantifg: Corn sct s:,a; "a
VERY and 70 fM Nay con.acts xcn.
tAs,s highest PRICES So ~ 81, A..
present may sosrins IL si-i -
.n1eess. an c~vernish, riss RI .nsu =
buSlleI.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
woonsocKET VOTES
BONDS FOR SEWER

Woonsocket, S. D., May 1a.--An IL
citing and Interesting election occurred
here T~nursdays. the voters deciding
that bonds should be disposed Of for
the installation OF a sewer system and
also for the erecting OF q municinal
building. Tho proposition ear
ried ny a vote Of 35S to 81. The vote
on the building proposition was al
YES. l07 no.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15

PIERTeE-The assistant highway engih.
Ger has been appointed by the govsrncr
He named Jehn BerK, who Il q graduate
OF the engineering Schooi Of Soush ia.
kcta university. and who has for several
years recently been an engineering con.
trAefors IN Chicago.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15

GANOxAs-A t~rcfsaction has been cons
isl of Sioux Fails, has purchased an IN.
terest In the Farmers & Merchants State
bank. of this city. His son, who has CONE
pieted military service In France, WIN
come 10 Canov2 and take an actiye pars
In She management OF ths bank.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15

SPENCER--An increasing demand FOL
Hampshire swine Is shown In the figures IN
the sale of a yearling Hampshire boar by
Sanford Tilley to r. G. Pollard, Of Ne
hawlsa. Neb., for 1880. This boar, Chero.
kee Model, is put of Cherokee Lad. Eows
bred to this animal sold ~ Mr.. Tflley>s re.
cent sale for $3.50 ard upwards.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15

4 Berlin te3egyam avs THAT Eduarti
Bernstean ana IN. Bolenfeden. OF tie com.
sn,fttee or inquiry into accusations on the
Viewpoint OF international law reistius ~
the treatment Of prisoners Of war IN Ger
many, have cent Z declaration to the ycr-
wacrts In which they gay: I'VE declare
that the action against Captai;s NFyyatt
and his condemnation Is an act 81. serious
violation Of international law. We. have
arrived at the conviction that the doing OF
Fryatt TO death was judicial murder.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15

Il The nrst shipment OF cotton from i.ic
Belgiar Congo has Arrivednan Antwerp
III Ssaouatsa 10 about eight tons rae
frot attempts NJ cotton growtissE in He
Belgian Congo were made during ere
war. IN 1911. The 1919 crop ylcltes:
about $50 tons.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
WEATHER
BY Associated Press.

Chatham, Mass, May 13.-Neather
conditions continued unfavorable today
for! the resumption of the flight OF the
hydroairplane NC-4 to Halifax and
T%repassey, N. r. The NC-4 was
obliged to abandon the flight from
Rockway to Halifax last week be-
cause Of engine trouble. Commander
Read hopes to reach Newfoundland
before the NC-1 and Nc-3 begin their
flight to the Azores.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
czEcHe ADVANCE.

Copenhagen, Thursday, May g..
Superior Czech forces after a bitter
and 1uctuating struggle have gaipssd
q footing in the town OF Sagyszecseny
mand announced, says a message
from Budapest today.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15

WATEIlyOW N-5Seyenty-Rve Thousand.
s j huidred md y automobile ns~nses
}ssve been issusd " the sccrstary 81: Staaks
os souti, osk,ta up 10 the pressdss date
according 4 the report received by County
Treasurer Eddy.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
WOMAN IS CITY AUDITOR
AT CENTERviLLE, 8. %,

Centeryille, S. d, May j2.-Miss Ly-
din Nj. Hornbeck, has assumed the dn
t!es Of city auditor of Centerville. to
which she was recently appointed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
%A*%<%**AR ~
NEGRO
BOXER TAKES SPLASH
IN Ex-KAiSERtS T1E. :
ny un;tsd Press.

-. Paris. May 1i.---Ieo PatteraoE.
! aegeo lightweight ohnn,p:on pnx-
~ er OF the A. F. F.. while touring
- With the boxing and wrestling
: am through thu territory held
= by the army Of occupation. took
: a batl. in the former kaiser's
: tub atsNeuenahT, it was learned
7 today.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
OVER A THoUsAND BoYs
IN PURE BRED HOG cEtjRs

Mitchell s. a.. May Is.--Pure bred
hog club work among the boys and
girls Of this state Ii being more uni
veisslly adopted fh.a, year than ever
before. This spring there are 100 or
more boys and girls engaged In raising
pure blood hogs. n view of this wo-k.i
next SepteFu6eE.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15

Ses1at0rss Hcrah; Of 1dahoaand johnson,
OF California are criticising stiesrrlAn 81
the war department 10 recruit s,000 men 10
serve ~ Replacement troops for the Amer
can forces now IN Siberia
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15
BANKERS ARRANGE FOh
FINANCING OF CHINA
81 Aseociatxd PRED.

Paris, Ma la.-A new consot:um for
die sfinancings Gshinssc loans va. or
gapf7ed tcday by American, Fre1.sh.
British and !asanese sbanisers res
ervaticn va Tfsa;nds fors later par,icipa-
ilon 5hys Bel ism lssnRerss.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-05-15

z Frank isss.s. author ci the "Wizard
OF Ca e5ci Z. ,lis hsn,e at Hollywood
HAans1o3y.
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AN Eek IRA GUEST FOR
CHKIoTA. S

Holy il the window turkey IL
the oven PRESENTS WEI CITING down
the g!!nm ing tree Christmas
cheer IN tie air
Cant you meke room for one
more guess in yonr Christmas
heart especially If ii happens - be
a lite ch,ld Whose eyes are ing
aud lonesome and whose little
body looks IS # il had been hu =
gty Tor long time,
For just oc you Can feed the hun
cry stomach of such child en-
Christmas DAY Fur $500 you can
care fol. ii the whole Of Chr,stn
noutG And # you Can dig $50 20
ali in lump you Can be godfather
&c a Ilttir . y or girl for whole
year. aei.C pua n touch with II
taieusa espoude"ce.
Io 3ne god.arhe: to
catld v make a en- stn,as &C.
n4I5on w51e - MIS-, VI alter ),
Brewster h4irm41 Of The Special
Tampa 81 COMMITTEE Of The Fa-
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PRODCEEDiN - OF TIE
gOi.Il Z JURY
Parish Of st Charles
Aug lst 1Ist 1853.

AugISt 1iSl 10y.
The rol'cc July mel this day in
Special Session for tnr purpose Oh
suypl NJ the Budget ior The year
fnlin3 june 3"th i92 Win the
fol owing members present; 'iess
u. ID Iyune Dufreae = E'l1'. ID
..5sent Mess 5, Lorio x B.uu'n ~
The President beng ais Mt Oh
motion Of Mi. Fl ef duty second !
I'd by n Dlfren: Mr.. Deaune
sa, made pr.sioent Pro lem.
GA motion d Mr. Et!er du,y SIC
on ed by Nix Durece that the
t l,owing approxima,ed taoieau OF
EXCUSES OF the ash Of St char
les tor the I arrent year ending
June goth 1920 be adopted.
PROBABLE Revenues.
Parish Iaxes ) $4,000
ceases $40. oo
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tuti amount due nm On said Iui'd
ing IS PEI ms o'd'
Respectfully Submit
to'eheh) ~ =. Iuidfy' T. = e''ei
- ochTAh'g e.
~ W " o'0'7' . = Se-'' -
ne t'rst Wird reported that 'h7
add't o''f' rooms q ~ az" ~ :
Seho'i ''u O9-' -'' - ? ~ - ''''N
reeo I'm e''ueo t'a' 'l'e CD f'0n -
oo'hs ms -" = 1i' A'oe,' D'u-
0o''' nc f''''
W h'o' =" = ~ ~
81 : - 49,
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NOTICE

Public notice Is hereby given
that nuuling. rresp'ss'ng AMI moss
D cklna IS ,, oh'bited on 'ne ioi-
lowing property
The properly Of Louaslan&Delta
Lands Company OF on properly OF
" ID Moore
Lao. slaua Delta Lands 70
w. -. Moore
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St. Charles Parish, La
Dec. 2, 1919

The St. Charles Parish School,
B patd met this lay at the Court
House with The following memb efs
present.:
Messrs r., + Guidry, F, Keller
T. G Dufrenay aaSM @. Becpei
q asent; 4 ]. schexdayder.
On motion OF Mr.. Keller second
cd by Mr. Becnel the rea1ing
the minutes was dispensed with
and were ordered approved,
The superintendent submitted
his reports vhice were accepted
and ordered tiied. !.
Tie committee apnolated al the
Is meeting Tor .ne inspectlon' 81
Lac Red Church octooI Guiding
made the following repoit v hich
was accep I'D.
To the ST Charles Parish school
Board;
N4Shs ind s;gned as per ap-
po sale; saspectsd the new
schol tandins az Ormaad, known
Rel lhalch School, and
wish 10 fepo.t that said building
MS been bl.it IS per placs submit
4rd lg Contractor Wlfaed keitrf.
sasd IS rsady fx oceupancYsas 4
sssSsiosl We therefore recommends
ti.al Af Niifred keiicr be pad
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HUY RED CROSS XNAs SEALS
Penny Party

. pecny Parrv was held at the
Keller School, MONTE, La and cte
sum of 23e.,o was realized This
money viii go to the library and
new records for the grsf"no'a.
We commend he Primo pal Miss
", ReuIet and the school chi,drtu
for making such good showing
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Rub My-Tism is a great pain
killer It re'i@ves pain and soreness
caused by Rheumatism. Neura!g a
Sprains etc.
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SpralnS etc

The friends Of atrorney,C. E.
Buchler Mavcr Of Westwcgo ar.
con graduating him upon the ar
ivai at his home OF a bouncing
baby boy.
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66f quickly relieves Constipa-
ion. Biiousnrss. Loss Of Appetite
and Headaches, due 10 TORPID
Liver
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Nj Octave Haydel and family
o. Deslrehan visited relatives at
TAFT Sunday
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Important Notice

Important Notice
No BURIAL into The cemeteries Of
tie Hoy Rossry's church and DIES
vii ue allowed unless &C
com naoied oy a tu.iaI permit IRON
the lvvsl Registrar (Post Master,
lIaanyjile & Das 4Iemants) as per
order, from lno Louisiana State
8oard ot Health
", Parrot Pastor
Sexton of the said Ctmetries
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Holy n anne of Jesus
Society Organized

Last SUNDAY al High Mass some
X members were initiated in The
Holy Name Of Jesus Society. Rev.
Parrot acting as Organizer.
THE election Of 0 ficers for the
ensuing wear resulted as follows:
President y. J Keller, Treasurer
George Lorio Secretary a. L. kel-
Ter
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We are proud of the confidence
doctors, druggists and the pubi.c
have i'll 900 Chill and Fe,e Tonic