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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
Fix Amounts Needed
From Each Denomination
tBy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK, january I".-An-
nounccmcnt of the amounts 10 he
raised by eleven of the fouttcca
Pr0testunt denominations, which
VIII start In few weeks CO.
operative national campaign to OBJ
tain SiH.O8O,00D for nftcr-wnr needs,
was mndc To-day by the Intcrchurch
emergency campaign committee.
1'hc amounts are; Methodist
Episcopal, S2,0O0.090; Presbyterian,
Si.150,0tO; Lutheran. $500, ,OOO; Hnp-
tfst, S'sH, 900; Protestnnt Epfsc0pnI,
$250,ODO; Dfsclplcs OF Christ, SI"5,-
OO0i reformed Church In the United
states, sII0,0O3; Congrcgntionni.
SiOO,OO0j HefOrmcd Church I'm
America. S7O,O00, Evangelical Synud,
s3t, 900; United I;ynngciicnI. SIO,Oti0.
Differences In the amounts, II ,.ns
said, are due tn tho fact that the
war agencies Of several churches
already have consider rnbIr sums on
hnnd. Other differences are due to
the tyne: of work carried on by dif-
fcrcnt denominations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
GREAT SALE OF BONDS
I:mglnnd's latest Issue Promises 4, H..
Most Stupcndous Financial
Success.

LONDON. January 12.-The sale Of
rational war bonds. which VIII close
next Saturday. has been the most stu
ISuctcd George. Sutton. or Tic Ma
sdonal War Savings Association. do.
|flared to-day thatEthc total has now
cen brought within measurable dis.
Vance OF fl.5O0.000. 000 tS7.5OO, ,000.-
B0o), and II is hoped to, reach IL.
hNO. 100000 before the campaign closes.
J3Thr previous, record. held by tho
YHst nnder fi,306.o6oooo Ss7 600, ijt'Se 900.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
ACTOR JOHN MASON DEAD
Had Been III for Some rin,c md Re.
Gently Suffered Break
down.
Iny Associated rress.l

NEW YORK. January i2--Johu Ma
son, one Of the most widely known
actors on the American stage. died to-
He had been III for several months
and recently suffered brcakd down
whichscompcl!ed him To leave the stage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
SHIP BUILT IN THIRTY-EIGHT
DAYS SPRINGS LEAK IN STORM
Army Transport Hound FOR Frnucc
Forced to Head for
Halifax.
lBy Associated rrcss.l

NEW YORK. January 1o.--Tha
United states Army transport Tuck {.
ahoe. whoch sailed from New York
January O.. for ST. Naz9irc. was re-
norted to-day by wireless as leaking
oadiy ana putting into Halifax. Word
Of the ships distress was received hore
by officials Of the United States Shin
ping Board, and II is presumed by them
that she was disabled In u storm
the Tuckahoe was launched last
July AZ Camden, and was built i'm tn.
record time Of thirty-eight days. Until
her present voyage. when She was
loaded with army supplies for France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
REPUBLIC is PROCLAIMED
Communists In Bremen Have Sent
Message to Ebert Demanding
GOScrnment Resign.
LBy Assoriatedp Press
BASEL

'bAS ELL rs January IA Socia list
republic has been proclaimed at Bre-
men, according 10 n. dispatch from
Munich. The communists in. Bremen
nave taken the places Of the majority
SOCIALISTS on the soldiers and work
mems council. and have sent n mcs-
sage to the Ebert government de-
manding that they resign. They are
also reported to have sent Telegram
to the Russian Bolsheviki expressing
the hope that the revolutions in Rus
sia and Germany would be victorious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
DETERMINED TO- DIE
Slnshcs Wrists. and ThrOnt and when
Tint Fails lie Swallows
Deadly Poison.

NEW YORK. January l2.--Despopdcnt
because he believed his mother TO be
dying. Edward Hughes. forty olght, to-
day slashcd his wrista ana throat with
razor. Then. when policeman at
swallowed Slarge quantity OF Paris
green. and followed II with dose OF
morphine. lie Is still living, with Il
slight chance OF recovery, Ii liz said
atsthe Fordham Hospital. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
HaIts Oycrmuh Inquiry.

W WASHINGTON, january l2.--Thc en-.
tire proceedings OF tho Overman sub.
COMMITTEES Of the Senate have been
temporarily halted as n result oc tho
public Reputation by Major Numes.
legal adviser 20 the committees. Of the
atIidavits presented by Alfred r.. Beck
or In the political plot 10 discrcdit VII
liam Randolph Hearst,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
Cro,yder Now IN Cb,,ouo

CHICAGO. January 12.--Maior Cen
eral Enoch Crowder, head Of the selec-
tive draft. which formed the. American
army. arrived ip Chicago to-day to con.
Ter with local draft heads. lie will re-
overseas tomorrow and In tho even
ing will speak before tho Selective
Draft Association OF Illinois Tuesday
dinner by the Chicago Bar Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
STILL ON HELPLESS SHIP
Heavy Scns Prevent Rescue of Men
ON BOurd American steamer
t+S CnStpita.
lny AssorIatnd .prnssl

& HALIFAX. N. s.. January l2-Rescue
ships arrived to-day in the vicinity OF
ing helpless OFF Sable Island. The
Norwegian steamer BergensUord re-
ported by wireless that she was stand-
ing by. but that tho heavy weather
has made II impossible up to late
this afternoon to launch a boat to take
on the crew of,thc Castalia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
Jnns Prepare to witl.dra,,.

FLADIVoSTOK. Thursday, January
0;--Thc Japanese are preparing for
consisting OF three regiments, stu
toned I'M Manchuria and Siberia. Con-
r.ntration fol$fthis purpose. will take
l,lprc2 from February 10 to 20, and will
affect $4,000 men. & tsig 4 ~ st g'tfl, :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-13
Sundays S Sermons

Printed Daily IN TIL
s-Dispatch.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-17
KETTNER BILL
IS ENDORSED BY
COMMIT TEE Of IS

After a long debate yesterday, dur
ing which R. w. Sears, r. D. McPher-
rim, w. A. Edgar, O. N. Shaw, I. ..
Johnson. d. F. HARRISON, Mike Lie
bert, F. D. Hevener, W. F. Beal, and
Walter Kibbey spoke on resolution
5v A. M. Nelson, endorsing the Mead
conference, the committee of Is yes
5erday voted II to /, w. A. Edgar
llone dissenting, to back the findings
If the Mead conference and the ket-
,ner bill as amended through congress-
A motion by Mike Liebert to ap-
point a committee to confer with the
All-American Canal Association also
caused discussion, but was unanimous
ly adopted.
The meeting then adjourned, sub
ject to call.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-17

PRESS DELIVERY

The first international delivery of
newspaper in the history of the world
by airplane' will be made tomorrow or
Sunday by the Imperial Valley Press,
when Aviator AL Wilson, or his COM
rades, will deliver a bundle Of Presses
by airplane to Mexicali.
The aviators who will give Imperial
valley a flying circus tomorrow after
noon join with The Press in this uni
que and history making newspaper
delivery.
Mexicali will be showered with cop
les of The Press.
The Press took a large amount of
pleasure in being the first newspaper
in Imperial valley to be delivered by
airplane, and it takes great pleasure
in being the first newspaper in the
world to be delivered in commercial
quantities to foreign soil.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-17

If you are not satisfied with the
too preparation you have been using,
try tube of Ny-denta Toothpaste.
For sale at the Valley Drug Co.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-17
The New Iaces
Special SC Laces

~ HIS LARGE LOT OF PRETTY LACES prIced
yery special now at sc yard offer an extra
= attraction
Linen torchons and novelty aces in blg V2r;e'3;
al.o French and Dentelle val laces in nserings ana
edgngs to match showing brand new patterns ana
values worth at least one-third more =,
LINEN TORCHON LACES lac a yard IN "iue
widths also val aces in fine quality
FINE FRENCH NALS, 17c ID., also hne Fenisi
end flet Vensi laces and French headings and cages
offer big values. 80 80 ,. o,d
ALI LINEN CLUNY LACES l9c-edgings ana
;,sertinps for trimming dainty undergarments;
CROCHFT FIIE'T LACFS AT 45c in both edgings
and insertings-4 I2-inch widths and IN orana lie"
designs.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-17

yHyE ARE ATTEMPTING TO SHOW YOU now how great and
Wv of high class bedding, by taking half
windows and filing them with the best blanket and comfort
values you've anywhere
bedding made months lower than present prices
have made these
Sible
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-17

Standard Nicuna
Blankets, 4 lbs. and
6 lbs, in tan at 1895
and $14.45 each -
large sizes.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-17

WITH THE BLANKET SEASON HERE in earnest, feel tn
wv br able for your needs both in variety
kinds and in real values, than
The advantage of buying for cash shows clearly wh
prices generally higher.
We keeping the quality standard that
blankets and comforts from the best manufacturers
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-10-04
NJ

acre of land within the limits o. tGe 81
Charles Parish Gravity D--i.aye lls-
trict No a forced contribution or aSre
age tax of Fifty (So} ceH,s Pc year -
the full term of Thirty (3Cl years az
the assessor of the Parish OF - thar-e
is hereby authorized ara :rs' -"
extend or the assessment r0H . L.
yeat 1919 said acreage tx OF AK :
Cents per acre for .he purrose or "e:~
ing the semiannral interest DIE o. '4-s
!; 1920 and that part Of the pr -
and serniannual i.iteres. due N DuS'
1920 on the bond hoTeir er.h0- 'zr'i '
be iesued and TIE sheriff .or the Par p
Of st. Charles and TX -OtficIo tax COLI
TOT is hereby authorized and t.npo" %fei
to collect said tax accorclr.- to law
fiBe it further resolved ect. that cop
Of this resolution be recorded ia the
mortage records of the Parish DIST. Char
les and be duly published in thcSt. Char
les Herald; the Official paper of The par-
sh Of St. Charles AM for this Drainage
Board aud that certified copy be for
wasded to the Secretary of State a. Baton
Rouge; Louisiana; 70 be registered In
his office according to law.
Theo. + Keller
Secretary
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-10-04
RE SOLUTION,

WHEREAS: this Board OF Cor,
miss ,onrrs has this day authorized
the issuance of One Hundred and
Sixty Thousand $,6o;ooo Dollars
worth of Public improvement
Drainage Bonds and it is nectss-
ary that said bonds be sod.
Be it resolved by the Board OF
Commissioners of the St. Charles
Parish Gravity Drainage ::Dissfict
No. ia regular meeting assem-
bled that the President and the
Secret ,rv Of this Hoard be author
lied 10 ADVERTISE these bids tor. the
purchase OF sad Bombs,
Be it further resolved; etc that
said bids shall be.in the torn OF
sealed proposals and the success
full bidder shall have the right 10
| name the place of payment and
further shall be allowed to dss's
nate the bank to act as li>cS' a2
emf OF said drainage d,s,.'ct w'tn-
out the paymen, of inlresl -, The
deposit. Each bid must be Accom-
| . .,nen before opened by .serti'i
ed check Of Two and Dne-ha I
{, i-a)per Cent Of the face value
ii the Bonds. y
Be il further resolved; etc; that
the Board Of Commissioners shall
meet IN Special Session on the az
I'd day of October; 1919 tor tho
purpose f receiving buds for the
sald bonds
be il fur.ner .resolveek that the
said President and Secretary -slieiI
also be dutnoriz I'd to advert Sc at
the same time tor Dids fc, the per
torrance Of tne work necessary to
De lone in orutr to effect the All aln
age at the lands within the st
Lndrirs PARISH Gravity Dram &c
District No. in accordance WIN
the plans AMI Sterilization OF the
engineer on tile Win thus Board.'
BE- t. further resolved; etc, that
SAID UIuS Shall be received at Sd u
special .Ie-ting to be he'll Oh yet
vUcr a3ld '9i9 aud tn,s Board &c
Served the right to REJECT any Of
ali bus Ior lac purchase ol the
oonds VI the p~rfol m.nce ~ the
Wtnk.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-10-04

ST. IudKLAS yHdTM1G Y
Killona. La.
Open day aud night
Registered Druggist IN charge.
A full line Of drugs on hand at all times
Burch & Champagne.
ProprietoEs-
PAope, Glendale.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-10-04
MUST BE PEP2ESrsitA.s*a
Instructions Should Dc obtTssz
From Experiment Station es-
fore, Samples Ara
Sent In.

There is a Widespread belief among
farmers that the chemical analysis OF
a soil will show exactly the kind and
amount of fertilizer it reQhires In order
TO produce maximum crops Expon
ence has s.owS however. that thi- Il
bx no means tr'ie and thaf, IT lsct,
ANALYSTS Of a single, isolated -snl
pse IL OF very htto- : ~" i'll *,
, cori.ns to s. s. Eai.-s~ 81 r. as
Experiment St:7ton, Lctlsr.s. 80
University Aogecyes u the .1u II
are nos SO taken az to FepreEe-t .as
average soil OF the field tho aas!s sjS
10 likely u IL Eisaeadios I'D tbcy@.
fore verse thar useless, he says.
Mr. Walker suggests that much
moro effective way 10 solve soil chem.
fcal problems is to make systenatic
study OF the various soil types, suDie.
menti1S the chaDical analyses with
actual field Tets 10 determine which.
fertilizers give the beet results on each
type. Of soil The Experiment Station
Is now conducting e. careful survey Of
the SOILS Of Louisiana in order 70 Learn
, the distribution and competition o. Tho
different sol, types. The work ~iil be
fellow ed Up with fsld tests.
It may be that the general type To
which soil belongs has sreadyebcen
analysed. On the o.hsr hand. ia anat
ysts OF certain soil may .-ahe a val
liable addltrpn to. the data already 90
tanned. At any rata. sssInples shoaid
/ not be sent :1r analysis without firsx
! writing TO the Station, giving de-
sc1iption OF TIE location and charae.
ter OF the land aad asking for fnstrVs-
i tons. Such ietterG sho ys9 BE- eceresssd
To Scr Labor etogy, EXpa7 cert Sta
ton Lonsisca State Uai~srsi'y. DatcA
bcuse.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Sealed py nnsa's will he rece'vsd
n the Office Of the Board OF Com
missioners Of The 81, Charles Par
!, ish Gravity DraDsge District NJ;
at IFS dpmicile at The District
Court H"us. at Hahnvliie. Paris :
Of ST. CHARLES: State at l.ou'siana:
np to n o:ciock noon OIL The %
I'd day Of October 1870 Tor the
punches of Oae Humid ed aud
sixty Thousand 500 1000 d 'llers
Of Pubic improvement Drainage
Bonds for the 81. Charles Parfs
Gravity Drainage Distr,c' MOL.
All OF S nd Bonds are OF Que
Thousand 5000 Dollar. DENIM
nation aud bearing interest 1t tue
rate Of Five S per ceat per annun
payable srmlaanaany mi a'e -
:e redeemed seriaIIy duii.'g tne
period If fhir Y so Years. lie
successful bid Ter snail nave tue
p vi.ege to d S gnate the oa"k =
.c..ss fisca. a. ut tor the Dram
age Dislr, CT aud 10 4ame the pace
Il payment Il tue Bo..ds ana nut
crest,
Each bid S ,all be accompanied
bsiYre il IS opened by Certified
check Of Two and ole Halt la
per Cent al the lace value of the
Ia. DIS
Tie Board If Commissioners 70
serve the rIgnt 10 reject any AMI
MI Dad.
For farther 'nlorm ton address
suy Ut the unue signru,
i'aui r. Mun q; rreS den.;
Theodore kc..er; Secretary.
IA. Buch peclsi consul.
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Be It Further Resolved etc.. That the
form Of the bonds and coupons shall be
substantially as follows, to-wit;
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF ST.CHARJ.ES
ST. CHARLES PARISH GRAVITY
DRAINAGE DISTRICT NUMBER ONE
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT BOND
No, 100000
Known ALI Men BIZ These Presents.
That the st Charles Parish Gravity Drain
age District Number One ~ in the Par
ish of St Charles State of Louisiana by
through the Board of Commissioners of
the said Drainage District, acting as the
governing authority therefor, for value
received, hereby acknowledges itself in
debted and promises to pay to bearer the
sum of One Thousand $4,000. 00)Dollars
on the first day of December l9
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SEALED PROPOSALS

DKEDClIG,
Office Of the Board Of Comm
sioners of the st Charles. Parish
Gravity Dra,uage District No. One
HahnvilIe. La, Sept. tn 1919.
Sealed proposals will be rsce'v-
ed a. this office until IA o'clock
noon Octuber 73rd 1919. aud then
publicly opened TO- the dredging
Of about 70 "a niles vi Canals IN
volving approximately Nine Hun
dred Thousand 1000 ,ooo) cubic
yards { excavation,
DEPOSIT: A certified check OF One
Thous n i($l 900. oo) Dollars must
accompany each proposal.
bond: Twenty Fave (a5) per cent
OF the amount Vt the con1r.ct.
Paymea. Monthly pay nent OF
ninety (oo) per cent Of the engi-
neer's estimate.
Plans and sp -c,ficAtions will be
On tie at III. office OF the Engineer
Frank T. Payne J fferson Bank
build nd; Gietnas La.:by whom
full sets will be furnished 10 pros
pectlve bidders on deposit of $40
90 ;Sh,c will be refunded TO de-
pusito.s who submit prop sails
and return sets 10 good condition
The right IS reserved TO rrjee
any and all lids.
Paul J.Montz: President.
Theodore K llI;,scretary.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-10-04
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
POLIlE JURY

Parish OF st Charles
August 2Ist 1919.
The Folice .ju:y met this day in
Special Session for the purpose OF
adopting the Budget for the wear
ending June goth 1879, with the
following members present: less
rs. Delsune, Dufrene < Filter. ls)
Absent Mcs>rs. Lorio & B!ouin (7}
The President bei"g absent on
motion Of Mr.. El.er duly second
ed by Mr. Dufreu. Mr.. De.aune
was made President Pro- Tem,
On motion OF Mr. Elter du,y sec
onded by MIR Dutrene that the
following approximated taolea" OF
expenses OF the"Parlsh Of St Char.
les for the current year ending
June goth 1920 be adopted.
Pronable Revenues.
Parish Taxes 5 1890. 90
Licenses $40. oo
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Hahnville La, Septembes nth. 1919
The Board of Commissioners of the
st Charles Parish Gravity Drainage Dis
trict No One met on the above date at
its domicile at thu District Court House
at Hahnville La, in regular session.
Present: Paul T Montz, President, 5,
Hymel ". Pres. Geo Lorio> K. Vial
Absent y J Keller
On motion duly seconded the follow
ing resolution was adopted
Whereas, the; St Charles Parish Graz.
ity Drainage District. No One a., was
duly created by all ordinance of the Pol
ice Jury of the Parish Of St Charles
adopted at a, regular meeting, held on
10th day Of June 1919 and its Limits and
were duly defined and fixed
and
Whereas the duly appointed and qua]
flied members of the Board Of Commits
sioners of the said St Charles Parish
Gravity Drainage District No One ~
did at a regular meeting held on July
10th 1919 call and provide for tha hold.
ing of special election in the said
Drainage, District on the 18th day OF
August 1919, due notice being published
for a tern, of thirty days in the St, Char
les Herald the Official Journal of the
Parish Of St Charles and of this Drain
age District, and
Whereas. the said specisl elections was
duly held on the 10Th day of August
and the said Board of Commissioners
did meet, as previously advertised or
the 10th day Of August 1919 for the pun
pose of canvassing the returns OF tbs
said special election and to determine
the result thereof and did find that tbs
majority of the votes cast, both In mum
Der and a,nount were in favor of ths
proposition submitted, which PROPOSE
ton was to authorize the said Drainage
District, acting through the Board OF
Commissioners as governing authority,
to incnr an Indebtedness. of Que Hun
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-10-04
Succession of
MS. Malviut SongV

Succession Of
Ms. Malviua Songy
wifi. If Joaquin Crespo
No. $40
28 til Judicial Dislric. Court
Plrish Of st Choir es
State or Louisiana
Notice is hereby given TO the
CT, ditors of thi, estate and 10 all
other psrons herein interested to
show cause within Ten DAYS from
the presant ratification II any
they have or CAM, why the Fifth
accou,, presented by S'pney Ores
90 Administrator Of this estate
ahould a., BIO homologatel and
ap ,roved and the funds di~triou-
ted ~ &C ord ,nce herewith
BY order of i.ne Court
Clerks Office
Parish of St. Charles PW. Baudouin
Sept. oath 1919. Eeputy Clerk
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Esta blishea February 10. 1873

.fru. rsisemsntssi PER sIn.reSnir,S V.
strston kach suhs0QneM i"sorS""' navy
s1.spe. a cn. war - $4,000
6us.naif column ONE year ooos
',.r,,. an. va., 1000
Advertisements anc subscriptions are COL
lsctah,e ,neariaiiy IN advance
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> 434dU .UU
Votes having been called result
ed as follows;
Yeas, Messrs Duireae l.lanne q
El'er Isl
Nays None ~
Absent, Messrs. Lord 4 Blonin
On motion of Mr. Dutrene sec
on led by Mr.. Elier that the Jury.
adj ,u,n
Frank Schesna yder
Secretary Police Jury
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-10-04
SOIL SAMPLES Must
DE rDNErrs - vsNEM
CI fHViaALs a.sEsT

TIE ANALYSIS OF a siss2le So
LATED SOIL sAsFl.t $ @@
VERY LITTLE VALVE
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Terms Of SHhseyibhios s7.oo year
SATURDAY Oct.4, 1919

ss-.;omu~ ,carIona nanded n tator tuS
Wednesday evening. will lay over "ht''n
week folio wing
urAn communications must - wr.ssen OF
one side of tlls paper.
arTue full maine and address OF tne VII
ssrnuss accompany each ca ~ uiunieati9 III, -
NO puOticatto pnt ara matter OF RIoo
Communications OF persOnai chsfeeseI
0lll not be rec Jgnixed, uniess from resPons
aibie arties In such caees cheT8s "
3.50x gunrt will be- msde.
srNsws ana ,utsssssinxIocs items are re-
oeosfu lysoAritsd.
- OUR KEAnsHx CAN HELP "
greStlv. II. ncn vrisfAk to. or oaytnY 900
sron our advertisers, shey VIII s'"'p's '"S
~ saw sneir cnras In shis paneF
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Important Nntice

No burial into the cemeteries OF
the He : Rosary's 'hurch aud DIES
Allrmands will ue allowed unless &C
eompanied by a tu'isi permit from
the local Reg,st.a, Post Master
Hahnvi,le & Des Aliemanis) as per
.d~rx IN tn I.ouisia,la State
Beard Of Health
w. Parret. Pastor
Sexton Of the said Cemetriea
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WANTED AN IDEA = ws ssS s:n . sa'ss

thing 20 pstens: Protect you. ideas; they may
1FinS va wealth Write JOHN WZDDKR
BURN = CO. Eaxsnt Attorney Washingtak
&C :. 1AE. L. ~. .
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-19
NEW RULE IN WHISKEY CASE

Albany, March 1S.-There is much
GERS of the law of a point that was
brought out in = decision rendered
by Judge Beverly d. Evans in United
States court here last week, when he
decided that the owners consent or
knowledge is not necessary for the
cOnfiscation of vehicle used in car
ing Illicit whiskey.
Revenue officers caught negro
named Randall hauling an illicit still
in a wagon They confiscated the
still and started condemnation pro
ceedings against the mule and wagon.
it developed that the mule belonged
to the Negroes father and that A. w
Muse & Co., OF Albany, held Il mort
gage against the mule. The wagon
belonged to another negro, named
griffin, and Randall had taken it from
Griifin's lot while the owner was not
at home. Muse & Co., filed a claim
bond for the mule, and Griffin took
aCtlOn 1Or MS wagon. Judge Evans
held that, under a recent decision OF
the United States supreme court sec
ton 3450 of the United States revised
statutes, covered property used in the
manufacture or transportation 0.
whiskey, whether used with tn
knowledge or consent of the owner
or not.
Court officials also state that the
Federal statutes also empower the
government to conrscate the lot of
land on which an Illicit still is To-
Gated or adjoining land which the
owner allows to be used for ingress
or egress to the place Of unlawful
business.