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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-03-22
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Civil District Court for the Parish
of Orleans.

VA W sSohcs
Division "E
Succession of Amire Macready.
Widow of William Fl. Bush.
No. 1l3 S4i.
Be it known and remembered, that
acting under and by virtue Of an or
der issued out of the Honorable Civil
District Court for the Parish of Or
leans. State of Louisiana, in the
above styled and numbered cause,
February 26 1919, l will offer for
sale, at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder. on the terms of one
half or more cash, and the balance, if
any, in one year. or in one and two
years. at the option of the purchaser
with interest on deferred payment if
any, at seven per, cent. per annum,
interest payable annually; said de-
ferred payment, II any, to be repre-
sented by note or notes, secured by
vendors lien and mortgage, and all
usual security clauses contained 10
acts OF sale on credit; taxes of 1919 to
be assumed by the purchaser, over
and above the purchase price of said
sale, with privilege of purchasing one.
two or three lots of the thirdly des-
cribed property, on
SATURDAY.. THE 10TH DAY OF
APRIL, 1919
between the legal sale hours of IL
o'clock a. M, and O'Clock p. M, at
the principal front door of the court
house in the town of Franklin, Louis
tana. the following described prop.
erty, to-wit:
l. A certain lot of ground or parcel
of land, lying and being situated in the
town of Morgan City, St. Mary Parish,
Louisiana, known, designated and des
cribed as lot No. 8, in square No. 9,
according to Barnes Map and plans of
survey of said town, on file of record in
the Recorders Office of the Parish of ST.
Mary, together with all the buildings
and improvements. thereon, and all the
rights, ways, privileges and sppurten-
ances thereto belonging or appertaining.
2. A certain lot or parcel of land,
lying and being situated in the town of
Morgan City, st. Mary Parish. Louisi.
ana, known. designated and described
as lot No. Nine, in square No. 28, ac-
cording to Barnes map and plans OF
survey of said town, on file and of
record in the Recorders Office of the
Parish Of ST. Mary, together with al,
the buildings and Improvements there
on md ALI the rights. ways. privileges
and arpurtenances thereto belonging or
appeftaining.
5. Three certain lots or tracts of land
lying and being situated in the town of
Morgan City, st. Mary Parish, Louisi-
ana. known. designated and described
az lots Nos. IL. IL and Ii, in square
No. 30. according TO Barnes Map and
plans OF survey of said town, on fle and
Of record in the Recorders Office of the
Parish Of ST.. Mary. together with all
the buildings and improvements there
on, and all the rights, ways, privileges
and appurtenances thereto belonging or
appertaining.
-" CHARLES PECOT, Sheriff. ,
sheriff's Office, franklin, Louisiana,
March IL, 1919.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-03-22

FARM LOANS+The United
Sts&ce Government through ite
Federal Land Bank. fs iendiog
money to farmers of st. Mary
Parish at S / 2 per cent. interest
per annum, time 5 to SO yesre. In
amounts from $500. 90 to SIC. 900 90.
Applicaklon blanks and full infor.
mation obtained BY appyiuR 20
Wtlbar 3. Kfauzsr. Cieek Of Co1fl,
Etanhlio> II.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-03-22
FOR SALE.

One 8xl2 cypress cistern; one n,
P. gasoline engine; one water pump,
several hundred feet galvanized iron
pipe. various sizes; one power clip
ping machine, a lot second hand We
hi:les, one iron safe. several pieces
household furniture, one Charter Oak
cook stove with hot water tank, ono
refrigerator, one roll top desk, ono
wall desk. one fat top desk.
WALTER S. BERWICK,
Phone 1888. Franklin, La.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-03-22

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Par.
ish Of st. Mary.
NJ. Bell Son, Ltd, We. Robichaux
& Thibodaux, ct al. No. 1857.
Under and by virtue of writ of feri
facias, issuei out Of the Honorable 23rd
Judicial District Court of the State of
Louisiana, in and for the Parish of st.
Mary, in the above entitled and num-
bered cause, and to me directed, I have
seized and taken into my possession and
shall offer for sale for cash, to the last
and highest bidder, according to law, at
the principal front door OF the court
house in the town of Franklin, St. Mary
Parish, state Of Louisiana, on
SATURDAY. THE 22ND DAY OF
MARCH, 1919,
between the hours of IL o'clock a. m,
and 4 o'clock p. M, the following meu-
toned and described property, to-wit:
One Republic Dispatch Truck, Model
No. 9, Car No 1896.
Sherff's Office, Franklin, St. Mary
Parish, State OF Louisiana, this 4th day
of March, 1919.
CHARLES PECOT, Sheriff.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-03-22

The Mistake is Made by Many
Franklin Citizens.

Look for the cause of backachc.
TO be cured you must know the
cause.
II it's weak kidneys
You must set the kidneys workiur
right.
A resident OF this vicinity shows
you how.
]. NJ. Cothran, railroad euriuear.
&l2 W Main St, New Iberia. La
says: IT was annoyat BY Z heavy
ache across the snail OF uy aark.
aud when wsS GA my fees any length
OF time, sharp pains veas through me.
Wy ki1neys were ia = weak condition
and the scretso0s appeared unnatural.
Z began using Doan's Kidney Pills
and they helped me from the sta-e
Continued use entirely cured ma OF
the aching in my tack. The sharp
pains disappeared and my kidneys
acted regularly again. Since that
time | have had no return OF the
trouble -
Price 60c. at all dealers. Foster.
Milhuru CO.. Mfgrs.. Buffalo, N. Y.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-03-22
FOR SALE.

FARM LOANS-The Mortgage
Security Co represented by At.
torney L. O P.eos, Of Franklin.
La. will make farm loans fn Sd.
Mary and other Parishes OF South.
western Louisiana for ten yeaso
OF less: no smount too big on iaie
.val0ata0as teems HheIal end eaa1,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-03-22
Medicine vs. Food.

Do not buy something which you
already have. You have food which
you feed your horses. cattle and
sheep, but when you want Medicine,
buy only medicine. That is what you
get in B. A. Thomas Stock Remedy.
We sell it and guarantees it 70 b
medicine. We tell you that It will
tone up the entire system OF your
stock and aid digestion, thereby caus-
ing them to get ell the food value out
OF the grain that you feed them. Sold
by all leading druggists snd general
stores.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1919-03-22
WILLIAM BLUMBBRC
THE OPTICIAN,

THE OPTICIAN.
Announces. that he is nov per.
aaaently located in Franklin with
o&ce next door to the Commercia!
Bank 4 Trust Company. Those
who are In need cf proper fitting
spectacles or eyeglasses. will do
we'll to call on him to have thei,
eyes scientifically tested
Washington Journal., 1919-10-17
uNermania Manner.G Apr."

Wtit GROCER Sreu0e fam man mabr
ncbnlclL Dab unlere &ereine mieoer
oniangcll, ibr geieliges 2ebcn auf
5llnebmcn. Ser @crmania Wanner
Gbor gebt nit eutem @eilpiel porall
uno leinen Mitglieoern lteben Dor
ser @anO 0pei8ergniiglmgen in AuS
ii9t. 9lm 23. 8. Sc, allo am nab
iten OonnerStag, miro er IN leinem
8ercinslofalc einc AbenOuntcrbal-
tulg abbaltem uno am II. geopem-
Der iinoet I'M DO Walonic Gempel
Elm GROCER 8aa itatt. ga Die betr.
apnlites fiir beioe Geranitaltungen
tiidtig oil Der @rbeit iino, 10 f0nnen
Iid 0ic Mitglieoer piel Sergnil9en
perlpre6en, Bonn Der MtGnnerGor bat
nit Dem arrangement ieiner &omi-
tes INNER @liid gebabt. &eniger
an0enebm oiirfte es Den Wtit9lieoern
iein, Dab Tie BON 1. gsopember 40 Ell
men erb0bten 8eitrog 5ablen miillen.
SSSnoeilcn ltebt gu ermarteL Dab 1ie
bel ibrer befannten Spferuiaigfeit
oielc pcrmebrte 2dit germ aif lid
nebmcn merben: iie baben ME Der
iagt mem es lid nm oas @eoeiben
1eS 8ereins banoelte.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-17
Aus benz ereinSfreiien.
@erein @aOen.


Sn Der 8eriommlung am s. 8.
Wits. fiibrte 8r6lioeut Sobn Rrafi
Den 8oriib mo SetretGr u. S. &ein-
barO Oas Hrotofoa. 9as unteriu.
6unesfomite beri1tete giinltig unG
9err &arl &idter rpllroe einitimmie
als NtitglieO aufgenommen. ytaf
Dem 8eri6t 0es &ranfenfomites leg
te 0as Bidder &eOilionSfomite, be-
itebeno aus Den 9erreu Scarf @gOlf,
@mbroiills 8ralio unO Otto S6oefer,
ieinen Yeri1t ab. Oieler geriHt
ocigte, ooB ole Bidder oes Sefret1rs
ullo S6asmeilterS iibereinltimmenu
b%ciunoen lpuroen uno Dob 0as 8er-
einspermogen uuf Dem b01itenYuntt
angefommen lit, ser je felt Dem 8e-
Iteben oes @ereins errei6t muroe. 0o-
raul lcgte Der SefretGr einen aus
filbrli1en 8eri9t Dor, mofiir ibm bonn
YrdiiOenten Sobn 8raft Der 0onf
Des 8ereins alseeiproden murOe.
Serner beri1tete ser SefretGr, 0aB
er megen Oringenoen @eiddften Der
binoert it, oas 9lmt meiter al fiibren
ull0 ooB es oaber iein innigIter
8uniA lei, Dab ibm Elm ytadfolger
gege6en muroe. Oie oarauf folgenoe
8eumtcmpabl bate ~folgenoes &e-
iultat:
ErGiioent: Ybilipp 9itets;
5e-YrGlioent: Socob 0eiiaer;
SefretGr: Safob @ir3;
S1abmeiiter: Carl @ammel.
Sinan5-&omite Garl 2i6tenfels,
ambroliuS &ran5. &beooor 8eimar.
&eripaltungsrat: Sobn 9. @eier,
Carl @golf, &einrid 8erner.
6abnentrager: Sol. Sranf, Carl
Saus, Souls Shroft ir.
0elegot gum Oeuti6cn 8aiien:
bous: S6eooor 8eimor.
Inter nelten @ei6dften muroe be-
iAloiieL DEM oustretenoen Sefret1r
Gin @eidcnf ais A%nerfcnnl1g fir lei,
lie eIf-i1brige treue 9ienlt5eit 6u ma
den uao eS murocn Die Serren 6.
0ammel, S. Mlueaer uno Sobn
@rait ais &omite 0a6u %crnannt. Ser
ller muroe beidloiIen $50 fiir oas
oeutl6e @aiielbauS 81 belpilligen,
ionic $25 fir Mitglieo Sacob
Gdpaibele, ipel6er i6on leit lange-
rer 3eit arbeitSunfdbig I t.9luf anre'
gung oes @errn 6. &ummel muroe
apciter bal6loiien, Oieien @inter wie.
Der einmol cinen obaOii6en4 Ball ab.
5ubaltcrL ulo IS mur0en Die Serren
Carl 9ammel, 6rant Sdroff unO
Sre0. Muelcr ais &onlite oafiir er-
ndnnt.
g3ad Grleoigullg ser GeiNGftc lieB
Ser Serbergspater einen mobli6me-
dcn6el 2un6 auftragen unO ltedte
Gin Sob BON 8elten al, OaS i'm Dit
riit erlaubt lit.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-17
TrGnen . SilfsOsrsiu BON
0entiden @aiienRans.

Die monotIihe 8erIommIung oes
6rauen . Silfsnereins fonO am Dom
nerstog, ben g.. Oftober, i'm @oiien-
bous ltott. OieieIbe murOe bon Der
Y%rdiiOentin, 5rau Ruppertus, nit
einem @ebete %eroffnet. Srau Sauli-
ne 8oItber prototoaierte. Die eno-
giiItige Ginnobme pom Yifnit tonnte
nod nidt feitgeiteut werOen, bod 70
bel lit geWiB, ooB tie ni6t unter
$1,000 lein miro. Die WitglieOer
oonfen nofmoIs alien oenell, Die bel
Dem guten 8erfe mitbalfen. SnS.
~beionoere fiiblen ite lih ibrem alten
S5=jGbrigen 6reunO Sobn 5. 9.
2erd oerpflidtet, welfer aacin 5000
fir ~Oerfalfte Sidets ablieferte. Weit
Srcloen fam i6 alien Oenen, Die uns
bel unierem &umage Sale, meIher
unter Der 2eitung bon Srau Gol-
meier Itaro, beridten, Dab mir audi
babel einen guten erfOlg batten uno
Oie Summe bon 5000 uuieres-Sdas-
meiIterin, Srau @oin, 5umeiien tonn-
ten. 8em man beOenft, mie piele
gebraudte &leioer un0 S6ube in
mandem &ouie unbenhtet gelollen
nerocn, uno nenn man ferner be-
oenft, mie piele Naiienfinoer mir aus
Den Derfauften Sa6eu einen Wtonat
uno l6nger ernGbren fonnen, 0ann
iolte beute ihon Elm ie0es @titgIieo
oofiir iorgeL aaes fir Den na6lten
&ummage Sale ouf5ubeben ODER Die
Gelepbon : Summer 2incoln So auf-
rllfcn, 6rau @alter bat Of &aun.,
oles auf5ubeben, mofiir N elrem
@ouIe fem @Ias lit.
Sd nur0e neuIi6 ooNo einem
Munne, Dem ih 5mei NEfnif F.ifets
perfaufte, gefragt, warum oe1 quite
ate idOne Name n9enti6ss @aiiea.
bGMS" in elm @ooo Scope Orphan
Some umgetoul1t moroen lei2 Sd
antmortete ibm, bob es fir mid
lcit orciBig Sabrem anA 9ehtiheBoi-
Ienbous lit un( oud meiter bIeiben
iperoe. Gin nn0erer fragte mid, oh
ih oas ocuti6e Sournal leie uno Oh
i'd es ibm manhmnI fir cine Stun0e
leibcn m0dte. SD CAB ibm our
Antlport: .8em gu 5u feige biit,
elm oeutlhes 8latt gu b%elteQen, ODER
3u geiaig, mohentlih 5 Gents oafir
gu be8ablen, 10 braudlt Du aud mel.
mes ni6t 5u leien.~ Sober 0euti6e,
belonoers nnlere 8ereinsmitglieoer
oas Sournal leien. 0osielbe
lit INNER erbotig, etDas fir einen
guten 8ped @eeignete auf5unebmen.
0eues babe i'd meinem 8eri6tc
lidt 5u0ufiigen,als oaB unlere S6as-
meilterim Srau @ain, leit elmer $50.
DE oamit bei1dftigt lit, Somaten un0
Gatfup fir Die &inoer einaufoben;
400 Outs. lteben gleidD elmer &eibe
Soloaten I'M Seller, nno INNER fo6t
tic nod. Drum Gbre Dem Die Gbre
gebiibrt! Mit einem 0anfgebet
i1loB Die Yrdlioentin Die 8eriamm-
lung uno man erquidte li6 an elmer
Saile 9affee, oiesmal nod nit 3ud-
Washington Journal., 1919-10-17
YlattOsntider @sreen.

Die 8eriammIung 6eS BIattocut.
ifen 8ereens mar iebr gut beluht.
Aae 8eamten, nGmIid HrdiiOent Is.
8iegmanm Setret1r 8m. Stuermon
nno S6abmeiiter Senrp 8oBmann,
Waren anweieno unO malteten ibres
4mtes. Neben Der Grleoigung Der
&nutinegeiddfte WurOe bauptlddIif
Der Bali beiproden, Der am 10. ga.
mar m Der Sangerbunobaae abge-
bnIten meroen miro. 8is jeet rauten
Die 9eri6te iebr ginitig.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-17
gnnOsSisnatOr SObniOn BON GaIi-
Son Glmar @euts,

SnnbesieuatOr Solution BON Sail.
iornien iagtc in iciner 10 gemoltiqeS
aliieben uu0 = Gntbuliasmis err.
regenoen Reoen u. ". oos iQloaloe:
Gr babe pobI gcb0rt oaB eli M1anm,
Ger banferott lit, lid ieinen @lGubi.
germ in Die Sdnoe %liefert, aber nid)t
imgefebrt. nOic bier onoeren ga
tioncn oes 5iinferrats ihuloen ben
@creinigten Staatch 10 Miaiaroen
Dollar" 6emertte er. Or. Billion
mia Die Hotion Der Der. Staoten mn
al einem Seilbaber non nier 8unfe.
rotten madden"
Washington Journal., 1919-10-17
@aibingtOn Wekser lInteritikunss'
HereiR,

Der @aibington Mesger Inter
Itiibungs@erein belt am Z. D. WttS.,
lcine Sabresberiammiung i'm Ser
cilsIofal, 922 ga. Ipe., e. 8. ab.
Die SSobresberi6te ser 9eamten 5eig-
ten oaB Der 8erein li6 in bober Bill
tc beiinoet. Die Solge war, Dab Ell
ne re6t frobe Stimmung unter Den
Witglieoern berrl6te uno Dob fie
nit oeito groBerem 8ertrmlen in ooS
ncue 8ereinsiabr bineingeben. gtat
Grlebigung DER &outinegel6afte mur-
DC Die 8abl fir oas fommenoe Sabr
uorgenommen. Grm1blt wuroen:
Brdiioent: Stepban 5rnnf;
8i5e-Br1iioent: Gbas. Sobn;
SefretGr Srib SeB;
S6abmeilter: Geo. Iutb;
6innn5-3omite: s. Neulano, 3.
9el6ert. S. Wiiler.
0elegat gum DeutI6en Waiien-
bauS: alfOnio Sammer.
QMnhrOH, NeaIIOaf. iuirfIide 9eIifa.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-17

Vile Sorteu talter Infi6uitt,
getudten Sdiufcn,
ibIers, 36-45 Hisss Marft.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-17

M6eu6 Il te 7 + altMMg
0es
cU c rm | W GRner6Drs $"
am
9Ounerstag, ben %. CftOber,
abenos s ubr,
i'm @ereinslOfal, 1922 ga. MOe. N.8
Washington Journal., 1919-10-17
Gum 9Iusidneioenl
llno OeMmu9 Iicb' i'd bid.

llnO OeMmO9 Iicb' i'd bid.
(@tugeianot bon 6rauIein Nuita S6oOe)
Sd bate chit elm idoues @aterIano
9a liegt men SaNnpieI, id5 babs aer@lugeH.
@Cmn tic mid 0rulBen na6 DER 9einot frogeu,
Sd minfc miiOe, mii0e nit Der Sano
limo iage obgerpan0t:
Sd batte emit elm itones NoterIan0.
Sd bate emit en lhones Baterlono.
Ner poate nod nit StoI3 BON Oeutlhlanb 1prefen
Der @rum mill mir Os Ser3, ole aoernbreben-
SD Iebn' Den gralen aopf an fremoe Mnno,
Sail meines ain0es Snno:
&ir batten emit Elm l6ones &uterIonOl
ltnO oennob Ieb ib Did, mein 0eutides 9anoi
Mods ouf, mein aino, fir GeutidInno ioat on Ieben,
I'm sic 5ertretn ne Seimat a%loubeben.
9eutld. 1no mir beioe, Spbnl 5rei ie,s betaant --
Srob Shmad) un0 Sdan6:
@ir baben bod elm ihoues 8aterIaiM
(Son Sobonna g8oIff aus 8efterpGfln Mouatsbeten,
SO. Subraong, gunS 100, 4suIt 1919.
Washington Journal., 1919-10-17

oMuhrOa, SeallOaf, iuirflihe DELTA.
teiieH, iinO az babeR bel:
gIbIerS, 36-45 &isss @Grtt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Malcolm II. Patterson, former
Governor of Tennessee, speaks on
"Whnt Is Eictoryf" Mt Academy of
Music at 3. ,tA 2
Memorial service and address by
Rev. George w. Mcdaniel, ID. ID, In
honor OF Richmond College men WHO
lost their livc~ In service, First Dap-
list Church, 3,3O.
Lcntcn organ and violin recital by
+. FlnxfnEtOn Harker and Miss
Anita kloss, ST. Paul's, mt 4.
Malcolm II. Patterson delivers
address ut Seventh street Christian
Church at morning service, II.
Boys Sunday Afternoon Club
meets mt y. NJ. c. a. auditorium mt
::aO.
Fellowship hours for girls and
their friends, \. w. &. A. Building,
TO o.
Special services and sermons on
popular topics, st. Jnncs and ST.
Pauls Episcopal Churches, s.
Rev. II. G. RnnsoIn, or New .Icr-
sey, speaks mt Third Street bethel
a. NJ. Il. Church tcolorcdD, mt IT
and :.
Service for coIorcd men at Sixth
Mount Zion Baptist Church mt 3,
and for cOiOrcd women AT Fifth
Street baptist Church at ,.
Meeting for coIored boys, Colored
}. NJ. Z. A.. Third and Marshall
Streets, mt 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
FRUIT GROWERS SELECT
w. P. MASSEY PRESIDENT
$. l.. Lupton Member of Executive
committee With NJ. w. Fulton,
of Cherry Hun, w. Va.

WINCHESTER. VA. March 15.-The
Eastern Fruit Growers Associate
concluded it's annual convention here
last evening, after electing officers for
Inc ensuing year. William =. Massey,
of WINCHESTER. secretary Of the Yir,
GINA State horticultural Society. was
elected president. and j. Fred Crutch-
held. OF Cumberland. Md, was elected
secretary and treasurer. The presl-
dents of tho horticultural societies OF
Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland,
pennsylvania and Delaware were elect
ed vice-prcsidents.
1t is expected the next annual con-
xcntton will be held in Washingto
The new executive committee is com
posed OF S. l.. Lupton, of Winchester,
a ar former president OF the society; NJ.
G. j: Tyson, Flora Dale. Pa. At the
conclusion OF the session yesterday
afternoon the members of tho society
were taken on automobile trips by the
Champer or Commerce to the big ice
ana cold storage plants. cider, vinegar
preserving and canning establishments,
and also through some of the largest
commercial apple orchards in Fred
erick County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
CONFIDENT SUSPENSION
ORDER WILL END STRIKE
brotherhood Of Railway Clerks
Sends Appeal to Director
General.
ASK DISMISSAL OF MANAGER
Governments Plans To Commanders
boats 10 Bring About Settlement
S sOf New York Harbor Controversy
May Forcc Suit.
Try Associated Press. l

tSASHVILLE. TENN. March I5.-
representatives of the Brotherhood of
Railway Clerks last night sent u tele-
gram to ,Director-General Hines ask
ing temporary suSpens ion of Federal
! Auditor y. Q. Ottarson before they will
mediate with the management of the
= NASHVILLE. Chattanooga and st. Louis
Railway, looking to a settlement of the
strike of the clerks here. This be-
/ camc known today at a meeting of
tito clerks. at which speeches wcre
niado urging that the suspension Of
Federal Manager Mapother be includ-
cd in the clerks demands.
III. G. DcGrcy. grand vice preside mt
of the brotherhood. said today the
crisis in the walkout would be
reached III tho next torty-eight hours.
,As far rs is known the clerks have
not yet placed tho question Of the
temporary suspension OF Mr.. Uttar-
son before MIR. Mapothcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
roo LATE no CLASSIFY.

CARS FOR SALE---I nvc- passenger Buick
SIX. ! FIVE; passcnESr Overland. five
win demonstrate. Bittner Motor Car Shop.
RnndOlph GlSO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
COMMITTEES NAMED FOR
100000 COLLEGE DRIVE
Mnny Prominent business md Pro-
fcssioprt Men VIII Assist Vest
hampton Campaign.

The citizens committee which will
assist Richmond college, IN its cam
paign to raise 100000 of its $1,000, 900
enlargement and endowment fund is TO
havo the help of some Of Richmond S
most prominent business and profess
Sional men.
In addition to the committee repre-
sentinG the college. which is composed
Of James ID. Crump. 7. c. Williams. Jr..
a. w. Patterson, }. Taylor Icllyson and
j. H. Pitt, the following will aid in
the work OF soliciting:
For the Chamber OF Commercc-T.
NJ. Darlington, William 4. Reed and
Coleman WQctham.
For tho Retail Merchants Associa-
tion--CharlcS II. Norman. Raphael
Levy. $. d. Halle. w. s. Rnoads and
Edward G.. Schmidt.
Far tho Rotary Club-Russcll Bowie.
John G. Corlcy, Hamilton Field. Jane 5
If. Ryland and a. o. Swink
In order that tho women may have
an opportunity TO help in the move
ment, committee OF women will also
take part i'm the campaign. Mrs w. c.
James, wife of the pastor of Grove Ave-
nue. Baptist Church. will be chairman
or this committee, and DIR. May /. * cl-
Ter, dean of Westhampton College, will
serve as secretary. 1t is the purpose
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RICHMOND TIMES DIsPATcH. SUNDAY, MARCH t. 1919

of thca women to approach only their
them NHHl be devoted to improvements
at Northampton College. The COM
mittee WEI be divided into two teams
One to work exclusively among the
local Bapthet churches and tho other
in the city at large.
In Hfteen Baptist Sunday schools
this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will present tho
needs of the colleges and urge the
/ support of theMSampaign which will be
brought to a successful conclusion by
the end Of the. iuonth if tho 100000
asked OF Richnphd is secured.
The names Of ts1e speakers and the
schools in which Hley will talk are:
First church. Dr. X. e. Loving.
Second church. DR.. Garnett Ryland.
Leigh Street. C. O-hAllcy.
Grove Avenue, H. r. Pollard. Jr.
Fulton, w. y. Harrison.
Calvary, DIR. y. e. Gaines.
Paramount, Profcssct' II. e. Handy.
Tabernacle, r. M. Smf4h.
Barton Heights, Professor J. II. Bin
ford.
lakewood J. Is Kelly
Ginter Park, Professor w. J.. Prince.
cambridge, c. a. Williams.
Weatherford Memorial. ORA j. G. Low
ing.
Clopton Street, Professor DAB. Bryan.
Ridge, Rev. G. l., IIeek
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
TAXPAYERS PACK OFFICE
OF COLLECTOR MONCURE
Belatcd Income Levy Listers Wait I.
Line Until NIldnight


Belated tax listers swarmcd tho
offices OF Internal Collector Richard
l.. G. Moncurc in the Federal Building
right UP to the last minute allowed to
make returns on income taxes last
night. Hundreds came in during tho
day, and the score Of clerks were kept
busy until the of1lcc closed ut mid
night. Mr.. Moncure was on tho Job
until carly this morning.
Another clerical force Will be in tho
Offices today TO accept returns mailed
ing postmarks earlier than last mid
night will be accepted. Already there
are thousands Of letters in the offices
waiting TO be attended TO today.
Collector Moncure'S district extends
over forty counties OF Eastern Vir-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
Doctor Tells How To Strengthen
Eyesight so per cent In One
Week s Time In Many Instances

Of many descrip cions may be wonder
fully benefited by following the simple
rules Here is she. prescriptions: Go TO
any active drug store and get bottle
of Bon-Opto tablets. Drop one Bon
Optic tablet in fourth OFF. n glass OF
water and allow to dissolve. With this
LIQUID bathe tho eyes two to four times
daily. You should notice your eyes
cicnr up pcrccptibly right from the
start and inflammation will quickly
disappear. If your eyes arc tsothering
YOU. even little. take steps to save
then. now before it is too late. Many
hopelessly blind might have been
saved il they had cared for their>cycs
in time.
NOTE: Another prominent Physician to
whom the above article was submitted. said !:
''Bon-Opto il very remarkable remedy. Its
constituent ingredients well known to
eminent eye specialists and widely prcscri be IL
by Them. The n,nnufactgrers guarantee It
weeks time in many Instances or refund the
druggist and is Of tho very few prcpa-
rations I feel should be kept on hand for
regular use in almost every family" 1t Is
sold in Richmond by the Tragic Drug Co