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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-02
LEITH TO BE IN
GOVERNORS RACE
NEXT ELECTION


Montgomery. September I.---(spe-
cial3-Senafor l.. VI. Leity Of
walker county, author Of the work.
mems compensation bill. which was
signed last week by Governor Kill
ny. strong advocate of woman's
SUFFRAGE and opponent of many reu-
lures of the general revenue hill
winch II now being considered by a
committee of which he il n mem-
Der. VIII be candidate for gov
ernor In 1922 to succeed Gov. Thomas
~. kibby. Senator Leith, known MS
one OF thes trongest men in the
present legislature, Monday com
nrmed the report that he would be
In the race for governor at the
next election. He II the first to
announce. although II In known
others are considering the mat
ter
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Foch Pays FareweU Tribute
As Pershing Sails For Home

leader was to turn the tide of war.
ITO have fought beside the glorious
army of France. and been of your peo-
pie during more than two years has
touch and makes our parting one of
sadness. But in these deep sentiments
there is an abiding confidence between
our people which insures to the world
our constant friendship and our COM
mon purpose in behalf of humanity.
''In leaving with France our dead. we
are consoled to feel that their graves
will be tenderly cared for and become
a sacred shrine that will still more
firmly bind us together"
Then the, general and Marshal Foch
walked arm in arm to the gangplank,
exchanging final salutes as the mar
shall stepped ashore.
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PREMIER FRIEDRICH
READY TO STEP OUT
Has Offered Cabinets Resig-
ntion to Entente, Ac-
cOrding to Reports
BY Associated prsss

Budapest, September l. Via Vienna.
The government of Premier Friedrich
has offered to step down and out. 1t
is reported that the premier has Of
fered the entente the resignation Of
the cabinet, his ministry to be super
ceded by one under Franz Heinrich,
the present minister of commerce.
This new cabinet. according to tho
reported plan. would include Jules
Peidell. the former premier: Paul Ga
rami. minister of Justice in the Peidcil
cabinet. and Karl Peyer. minister of
home affairs in the same cabinet; Mar
tin Lovassy, foreign minister in The
first Friedrich cabinet. and Stephen
Szabo. minister of small farmers in
the present Friedrich ministry.
Certain conditions are attached 20
the offer. according TO authoritative
sources. The entente, it is declared.
must recognize and negotiate with .thc
new government as representing The
permit it to organize a new army and
police force.
1t is stipulated likewise that tina
Rur1anians shall gradually leave the
country and that while they remain
they shall discontinue acts such as the
disarming of Hungarian officers and
the requisitioniDg Of supplies.
Reports reaching London sunday
from Vienna and Berlin stated that
the allies had presented an ultimatLm
10 Premier Friedrich demanding ka
resignation ~
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FRANCE DECORATES
EVERY OFFICER OF
18TH INFANTRY
BY Associated Press

New York. September Livery
officer Of the Eighteenth infantry,
First division. was decorated by
the French government Mt Brest
today before the regiment sailed
ON the transport Leviathan. ac-
cOrdIng to = radio messaEe re-
cefved here tonight by Major
Charles 5. Coulter OF the army In
telliGence bureau.
Major Coulter said that the
Eighteenth. which has been In
every American wnr since 1920.
was @the first to reach France and
the first 10 enter NO mans Inndf'
During the present war. he said.
the regiment added 10 silver bars
to its service flag, indicating par
ticipation In 10 battles. Service
bars won in other wars. he added.
cover two flags.
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NITRATE OFFICERS
WELCOME PROBE BY
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Charges of Extravaganza
Have Already Been Thor
oughly Investigated, De-
clare Men in Charge

Sheffield, September 1.--When their at
tention was called to the news story from
Washington limiting at waste and extrav-
agance in construction of United States
nitrate plant No. ? at Muscle Shoals.
near here, officers of the air nitrates cor
poration which built the plant said:
These are old charges which have been
thoroughly Investigated both by army
officers. who have directed our work
since its beginning, and by scores of
agents of the department of justice.
I'VE understand that this charge is
now being investigated by the attorney
general himself. The records of this cor
poration and its parent The American
Cyanamid company. have been submitted
to the ordnance department and to the
department of justice, and there is not
a paper in the files nor an entry on the
books of either company that has not
been scrutiniZed by representatives of the
attorney geneal.
The companies await with confidence
the attorney generals report and well
come further investigation, either by his
department or by the House committee
investigating war expenditures
THE accuracy CT the Washington story
may be judged by its charge that several
hundred million dollars have been spent
on this project Less than sz0ooo,000 COM
pieted this work. and of that amount sew
eral millions have been salyaged by
transfer of construction equipment and
surplus material to the new Wilson
dam, near by.
The Muscle Shoals nitrate plant was
depended upon by the general staff for
d3 per cent ammonium nitrate) high ex-
plosiVe for America and the allies on all
fronts for 1919. It is the largest plant
OF its kind in the world and records for
speed We're broken in its construction,
and 1t was producing ammonium nitrate
Tor the spring drive when the armstice
was signed. 1t is understood that sub
committee of the House investigating
committee is due at Muscle Shoals in A
snort time to look the nlant over
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~ A,seeistsd pr,,

New York, September t.--Condemned to
IL years solitary confinement as an all
legged spy in Germany, Mrs Katharine
port Sierra as the bride of Capt. Edwin
w. Peterson Of Boston. Mrs. Peterson
served 10 months of her sentence and es-
capped when the revolution threw open
the jails in Germany. She said her cell
was overrun by rats and that she was
almost insane when the flight of the
Kaiser brought her freedom.
After the escape Mrs. Peterson reached
Paris, where she met Captain Peterson.
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same result. 1t Is stnted that some
members Of the COMMITTEES told the
governor that they came to Mont
gomery to represent their con-
stituents and not to <ske orders
from the governor or aSx other
state official.
Members of the committee whe
returned to Montgomery Tonight
from the Weekend MT home says
some kind Of report will be made
tomorrow, and the one guess ~
that they will report an inability
to agree.
4 new conference cOmnait1oo
probably will be appointed imme-
diately after the reception al this
report. 1t In extremely doubtful,
however. u any kind Of y conApFo-
misc can he effected that will Hneet
! the approval 0f 10th houses- Only
five days remain In which 10 nlnee
the hill i'm the governors han1s.
II will take the clerical foree ~
the house At least enc day t. en~
gross 1t 40 thnt Il will be necea-
sary to pass the bill, II ~ all.
within the next four les1flat1ve
days. That seems = most pnoEe1p
able thing Just now.
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Doomed to IL Years Solitary
Confinement By Huns, Girl
ArriUes as Wife of Yankee

TO whom she had previously been en-
gagged. She first met him at Tufts coll
lege, where she studied dentistry under
him. Mrs. Peterson refused TO give her
maiden name, but it was said that she
was born in Berlin, came to this country
several years ago and became an Ameri-
can citizen.
On the outbreak of the war she re-
turned to Germany, where her arrest
and conviction followed in April. 1917.
The Sierra completed today her elev-
cnth voyage as a transport and will be
turned over at once to her owners. the
Ocean Steamship company. She will be
sent to the Pacific coast to resume her
previous service between Pacific ports
and Australia
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HOOPER
RAPIDLY SINKING:
DEATH EXPECTED

Selma, September Especially
Gen. c. w. Hooper, state COM
monder. United Confederate Vet
ernns. who was operated on early
last week for intestinal obstruction,
In sinking rapidly tonight and is
not expected to survive until morn
ing.
a serious kidney complication
which will not yield to treatment.
Is causing his physicians grave
apprehension. His condition is
rapidly growing worse.
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Palmer Much Improved

Stroudsburg. Pa, September AT
torney General A. Mitchell Palmer, who
has had cold for several days, is
much improved. 1t was announced to-
night at his home that he will leave
for Boston tomorrow morning to ad-
dress the American Bar association in
the evening.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1919-09-13
lApAN 70 0ooipV KOREAN RUlas
- pssAtees O.. D. e. Hassr. q Years'
4 oos1haen Methodist Mission
as1 In TIE Orient.

Nashville. Tenn.-That japan will
nod6rats her rude In Korea Is ths pre-.
6ietion Of d. 9. T. Hager. recently
returned missioasxy q the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South. Dr.. Hages
has spsse more than . quarter OF .
century h japan doing religious work.
Japan % leaFning that. her success
b giving g0d gevspment to Korea
b fraught With difficulties; and that
tolerance and geoA will must take tbs
place OF harsh and severe methods.
'rhs military leaders aim mainly Al
making their rule thorough and pcrma'
nsnt. and naturally thsfs II great
temptation to tho man Of the sword
70 make his rule severe.
But democratic IDEAS ar5 growing
In Japan. and, more temperate treat
ment Of tho subject race will come
about"
Dr.. Hager says the Christian mis-.
sionaries In the Orient are elated 1t
the success Of the Centenary move:
msnt through which the CHURCH SnuI
$50. eco, 10000 for missionary work in
Ill lands.
Millions at this will be spent in the
Orient Hundreds of.new missionaries
will Be sent and there viii be . gre:
advance movement In Ma6ieal wCl.
AS.lc2t:s1 and evanxelisna.
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you CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS IT.

nsnce authorizing and instructing tn
levy and the collection OF the saio tax D'
70. wsrded to the Assessor and tot IA,
Collector of the Parish OF st Charles a
authority TO ASSESS aud TO coi'ec' '"'
said tax
This ordinance being put to vote the
| result was
Yeas; Blouin Dufreue, Delaune. Elfel
] end I.orio
Nays None
And the ordnance was daclared adopt
ed
Ordinance
By Mr. EIfer seconded by Mr. Dufrene,
Be it ordained by the Police jury OF the
Parish of St Charles acting as the gov
erning authority of Road District No 3
of the Parish of St Charles that the Pres
ident of the Police Jury be and he IS
hereby authorized and instructed to adj
vertise according for bids for the purchase
of the Forty Thousand Dollars S40.W0.o w
of bonds of Road District No 3 as au-
thorizsd at the election held on the z3rd
day of April 1919 4.
Be it further ordained that bids shall be
received in accordance With law and
will be opened ON Saturday the 7th day
of June 1919 at ten o'clock am. at the
Court House at Hahnville la. and that
each bidder shall enclose with his sealed
bid certified check Payable to the or
der of the President of the said Police
Jury for the sum of at least two and one
half per cent of the face value of the
bonds which checks will be held by the
governing authority of said Road Dis
trict No until the successful bidder is
determined and the checks of all the
unsuccessful bidders will be returned 10
them and the check of the successful
bidder will be held as evidence of good
faith and erected on his bid or applied
as liquidated damages iu case the sue
ccssful bidder does not comply with his
bid and that lhe Police Jury seserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
This ordinande being put to a vote
was as follows;
Yeas Blouin. Delaune. Dufesne Elfer and
Lorio
Aud the ordinance was declared adopt
ed
l the undersigned Secretary of the
Police Jury of the Parish of St Charles
State of Louisiana do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is true & COR
rect copy of the proceedings OF the Pol
ice Jury Of the Parish of St Charles act
ing as the governing authority of Road
District No Three Of the Parish OF St.
Charles. taken at the special meeting Of
said Police Jury on April 18th 1919.
Signed F.Schexnayder
Seal. Secretary
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Pros eeeings II the Police

Proc &c eings II the Police
Jury 0. the Parish of st Charles
State of Louisiana, acting as the
governing authority OF Road ps-
iC, NJ .Il,.r 81 Il { Parish Of $,
Char'es taken 1T the specia meet
Ing OF SAID folice Jury he d at
Hahnvi;le. Luis ana on Friday.
April asth 1919
Cont nued from issue Sept,
s, 1919
Ord inarcc
BY Mr. releune Seconded by Mr.
Eifer
Be il ordained by the Police Ju-
nv of the Parish Of st, { harIt S; act
ing rs the governing authority OF
Road Disusct No. Three Cd Of the
Parish Of ST. Char'es; that
complying W tn NE terms and con
.ditiors # Act $50 of the General
,ssempy Il the State OF Louisiana
f,r the year 1910; and .,ct 80 q
The Exfr.. Session tf the General
Assembly IF tie State OF louisa
n. tor tn. year 1917. and in com
piianee with The ~ hority confer
red or SAID Police jury l'y = major
nv vote in emount and number OF
the property taxpay rs voting al
,Iie special election held in said
Road D STRICT On Arril ~ I'd 1919
the said poli:r jury hereby incu~s
an indelt~dn SIS of Foaty fhous
aud D Il. rs$ $4,000 90 on beraf
of Rosd rs riot No. Three 5 o.
of the Pa. ST, OF St char'es for ttn
,arnose t eons ruct,ng and 'mpro
.,no,he uh &C roadr aid highway
), sa;d r id d s,rict No. Three 8
Of the + ris # st. Chafl, $ aud to
r.nrese Tue sad Indebtedness
he Police Jury hereby authorizes
The issuance oi Eighty tSo) nego-'
fable Lon nunoersd from es1e
ss0Dss xsssa
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.SUCCF SION
OF
IOSEPH DA J. /CO

JVHEREAS Frank Pollen" has
cet;,iourd his lHo,o ab G H,i tor
i.,,e,s o. admin stration ON the es-
,a,~ of the la'e Joseph Dom:co dc
ceased mites ate
Notice is hereby given 10 al
whom II may concern ~ sue"
casue why The prayer Of d Frsnk
P.I.no petitioner sinold Lot be
gran:ed,
BY order Of the Cou't
Clerks Office tar,sh OF ot Char
les September 4th 1919
/ paudouin Clerk
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Notice To Al Discharge Soldier
and Sailors

Notice 10 Al Discharged SOLDIER
and Sailors
All discharged soldiers and sail
ors # st Charles Parish are here
hy ctrdlaIly invited 10 pa ticipate
in the reception ir honor Of the vic
tor'0us homecom ny Of the gall MT
boys Of t'ns section 0, our state;
which Will be held IN Dona ldson-
vilt ;Ihu'sday; october u'der
the auspices of Lodge No,n5s;B
P,O. kiks
All who find it practicable are
requested to wear their unifoums
IN the Dig Parade which will be a
feature Of the occasion.
Al men IN unitcrn or others WIN
snow s"e'r discharge papers Will
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And the Police Jury of the Parish of
st Charles acting as the governing au-
thority of Road District No Three of the
Parish of st Charles, obligates itself and
and is bound under the terms and con.
ditions of law unber which these bonds
are issued each year to levy such tax as
may be sufficient to provide for the in.
terest and such fractional part of the
principal as may become due at their
respective maturities, such tax not to
exceed the limit as fixed by the Consti-
tuition and laws of the State of Louisiana
This ordinance having been submitted
to a vote the following members voted
the affirmative: Blouin, Elfer, Dufresne
Delaune and Lorio
Nays: None
And the ordinance was declared adopt
ed
Ordinance
By Mr. Elfer seconded by Mr. Biouin
BE it ordained that the President OF
this Police Jury acting As the governing
authority OF Road District No. Three
of the Parish Of St Charles, is instruct
ed to have the said bonds properly pr;u-
ted or engraved and properly registered
with tn. Secretary OF State in compli.
ance with law
The vote OH this ordinance was as fol.
lows:
Yeas; Blouin Delaune, Dufresne Elfer
and Iorio
NAYS None
Aud the ordinance was adopted.
Orpinance.
By Mr. Biouin Seconded by Mr. Efler
Be it ordained by the Police Jury of the
Parish of St Charles as the governing
authorisy of Road District No Three !
of said Parish that the Assessor and Tax
Collector of the Parish of St Charles, be
and are hereby instructed and ordered
respectively. to assess and collect for the
year 1919 tax of IL mills on the dol
lar of the assessed valuation of all prop
erty in Road District No Three of the
Parish of ST Charles; the said tax of /
IL pills being levied to provide for the
payment of the interest due January Isl
1920 and Iui, LIST 1920 and that fraction
al portion of principal due July LIST 1920
OF the bond issue of Forty Thousand
Dollars (S40, COG. COY authorized by a spec
iai election held on April 23rd 1919 III
Road District No 8 of the Parish of 81
Charles; and that copy of this ordi-
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Notice
Important Notice

No burial into the cemeteries of
the Hoy Rosary's church and DIES
Allcmands will be ALLOW ed unless &C
compauied by burial permit from
the local Registrar post Master
Hahuviile & Des Alleman ls) as per
orders from The Louisiana Stale
board of Heal h
e w. Parrot Pastor
Sexton of the said Cemeteries
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Form of Coupon

Form of Coupon
On the fisrt day of Jany July 19l
Road District No Three 3 OF the Parish
of St Charles, State Of Louisiana, viii
pay to bearer Dollars, 6
at or at the option of the holder
at the being semi annual in.
terest bne on its Public Improvement
Bond datsd July 1st 1919 No
Secretary
President
Be it further ordained that these bond
shall be executed by the President and
Secretary of the Police Jury of the Par
ish Of St Charles, on behalf ofsaid Road
District No 8, and that the coupons shall
bear the fact simile signatures of the
President and Secretary of the Police Ju
Iy of the Parish of St Charles
Be it further ordained that these bond
shall bear the following endorsements:
This bond secured by tax.
Registered on this day of 10
Secretary of State
Be it further ordained that these bond
shall mature i'll the following niannsr;
Bonds No mature
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Est a biishea February IL, 1873

Afri,S &utRdve rtisementssi per 81 uArenees
ssrLtOn Exch subscQueMt INSERTION nfsy
!. na,,,',, one wear $4,000
One naif column one year oo.Vo
IA. ,,.r,ar co,.,nn onsvsar. $500
~, ,.,sson. vas, 1899
Advertisements and subscriptions arc o0''
iectahie invariably IN advance
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NOTICE..

All citizens Of the State who John NJ, Parker for
should either Writ Wire him this effect and shouo
the .P ARKER FOR G )VEENOR Heng 1t the hheh'
New Orleans night of Thursday September IS.
PARKER FOX GOVERNOR COMMITTEES
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PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT BOND
OF ROAD DISTRICTN o.THREE f3)
OF THE PARISH OF sTCHARLES
Road District No Three Of The
Parish st Charles State Of Louis
lana for value received hereby pro
misses to pay 10 bearer on July 1st
b.. the sum Of FIVE Hundred
Dollars $500 o, in Gold coin OF
/, the United States of the present
standard of coinage with interest
thereon al the rate of five pr cent
um per annum from the first day
Of July 1919 payayle semi annually
on TIE first DAYS Of Januay and Tu
~ Of each and everv year upon
| the pres NATION and surrender Of
the coupons hereto attached as the
same mature. II he principal and
on this bond is made PAYABLE at
;. or at the option Of the holder
at
This dord is Of series of eigh
" 80 bonds numt er-d from one to
10 eighty incl, sive Of tn denomi
uation of Five Hund Ell Dollars
$500, oo'each issue by Road District
No Three 8 of the Parish of St,
ha'les Site Ct Louisiana, for
the purpose OF Cons ucting and
improving pu lie roads and high
ways in said Road District urd r
and bv virtue OF the au hcritv con-
ferred Ivy Article sSr Of the Consti
tuition 81 he STATE Of Louisiana;
and Act 9e6 of the General Assem-
hlv Of the State Of Lou lsiana for
the year 1910. and Ac 80 Of the ex-
ira Session Of the Cereal Assem-
hly OF the State Of Lonislan' for
lie year Ioi7:and sa d bond was
specially authorized al an election
held in Road Distiist No. Three 8
of-the Parish of St Charles on the
a3,d day Of April IYro;tne returns
Of which said election were du'y
Promulgated on tie a5th day Of
April 1919.
The debt represented by the said
eighty 30 lords WIS incur ell and
the hsa ds were issued BY Virtue Of
the authority conferred dy the Cen
s,itution aud Acts referred to and
conforming TO tie result Of an ell
ect'on held by the property tax
payers qualified to vote ., The e.
ect on hello on the sjrd day Of
April Iore;who auth"riz d the gov
ernine authority Of Road District
No. Three Of the Parish Of St. Char
les 10 levy each year tax S IT,
Gent t. p y the p',nc'p and in
te' st Of said bonds IN ACCORDANCE
with law ;a' d it is certified that
all the Acts:conditions and things
Necessary TO lie dtne precedent 10
the issuance OF this bond and the
other tonls of this :eie:s;in oldsr
10 make III m legal; binding and
valid Obligations Oi Road District
No. Thre- 3 OF tue parish OF st,
Charles ;hsve | cen performs d IN
due form IS required by law and
tLat the Indebtedness of Said Road
District inclu ing this Issue OF
Bonds Goes not exceel tbs Constr
tut, nal or Statute y mutations
o, iii ebtedueSs,
In witness whereof The Police Jury
of st Charles Parish acting as the gov
e1ning authority of Road District No 3
of the Parish OF St Charles has caused
this bend to be issued signed and sealed
with the corporate seal OF this said Road
District all OF which were affixed hereto
BY It's President aud Secretary on behalf
Of Road District No Three of the Par.
ish OF St Charles on this first day Of Ju-
ly 1919
Road District No Three
OF The Parish of St Charles
Secretary
Prnsident
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POLICE JURY.
Parish of ST Charles
August aIst 1919.
The Police July met this day in
Special Session for the purpose OF
adopting the Budget for the year
ending June goth 1890. with the
following members present.: :iess
rs. Delaune, Dutrene 4 Esier. tD
Absent Messrs, Lorio T. Blouin (s)
The Presiden, being absent o."
motion Of Mr.. Elfer duly second
ed by Mr. Dufren. Mr.. Deiaune
vas made President PROTEIN.
On motto" o, Mr. E'fer duly sec
onded by Mr.. Dulrene that the
following approximaled taolea" of
expenses OF the"Par,sh of st Char
les for the current year ending
June goth 1920 be adopted.
Probable Revenues.
Parish Taxes s 1870. 90
Licenses sao. 90
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To Reduce the h Oh Cos, OF Ewing
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be admit free to the South
Louisiana Fair on this day.

Rlb-My-lism is a great pa17
Killer 1t relieves pain and soreness
caused by Rheumatism. Neuralgia
eproius, etc.
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FOR SALE
. One FORD touring Cor 1910
me del good running. ord
P.J.LoRIo TAFT,LA.