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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

Arrange s's Tts ~ sde H.ta French Goy
srrrNsrt Fer Eenicgst q aaaes
From the Bate 2ese.

Washington Removal II the Ar7er
icsn a~aa syum withg3 the fighting
Ynaet m France tor transportation n
tie Csited STATES ~l heg.a aft"+
SEPT s antng an agreement ae sees
tbe American sai Erea b govern
merts bodies 81 racn aprei ea'sJae
taeee aa-sS eas avs beng asesed 20
G,z ee8-'ry
TIE War Department, IN annnas
ius ne aBrreroHf ss3f Ne terms n
the undertaking matted ,Ae re.gra
Of bsei!es 70 tause Shase removal 10
America hsa A~sn specifically re-
cuastea by the nySt CT Min
In transporting the bodies 10
French ports The Amareaa eavern
reat has sgressl 10 use net esseel
lns wsx iagm * tee Standard bax
cars a, any ore time
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
Terms Of TREATY
MUST BE0BSERVED
ALLIED pcwGss DECIDE TO
BRING ECONOMIC PRESSURE
TO sEAS IN GERMANY.
DETAILS NOT DECIDED UPON
British ard italian prsnnsers Are In
AScotd-~Aiitss Viii Net Accept
Wlisoa's ssfogesai as 70
Turkey.

san Rem1-~The lptss allied sa
VrFraE rruaei, h-saa ito sassa-! Aaz
s'on la this FiiA DE- VAUGHAN, on she
hiils 10 the a0rth~es, vi tAs mata
tuEn.
lae pfeWtgrs we're agreed without
q moments discussion THAI Germany
should be told In the most positive
manner thai she mnss observe the
treaty; that tbs allies Sers firmly
united upon lfds and THAI CHE should
be warned Ut the punitive cease
qaeaees should she refuse or iAA 10
observe the treaty
Premier Lloyd George suggested
economic pressure aspfiYiHg Gprlaary
~ food raw materials and tatureoasss
with taa allied countries, fremier
Mli!efand n described - having said
hst saeh pressure. without tha use
n asyal or military aii. would Ia If
tact be To pressure at all :,
itFHajss .luLl Caakga Il ls said RS.
sisted ibis conclusion Premier Nlttt
lncitRed toward the British prime
minister's sies, and the matter rests
there fer tie present; A compromises
may take the form Tor IA uitimatum
20 Germany with she threat Of apply
tag ettectls& eompu!alou without la,
dicatlng what sorm the c0mpalaion
mighl take
In considering the Turkish treat,
tAe council decided 10 reply "a rreas-
dent Wilson's note On tho subject CIV
ing hlp tuii explanations Rs to Why
Il could not ac,ep; the points he made
In this connection
The reply OF the allies In thus sup.
plying full Information Oh this qaes.
ton Ia taken here To Indicate their
general attitude toward the ralied
States government IN treating tbs uu
settled European problems
The Turkish treaty ~as approved by
the council In the general form ~
which Il was drawn ny the council
OF foreign ministers IN London
Changes seee made In twJ points, but
ghesr were not Disclosed II vas De-
ciAsd 70 request the Turkish pleHI
potohiIaries ia present themselves IL
l"ndoa on May II "a receive n"
treaty
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
BONUS BILL TO Be UP MAY |
Alternative corAnensatlcn Plans VIII
De Submitted Ter Cc~nldsrat'cn
Of Congress

Washington Republican house
leaders tentatively afreeh TO pvcsent a
soldier fgliet measure 20 the house
about May I
FestdcA carving cash compensation
tho hin wifi Include Alternative 81
tcrN ot priority in land settlement
home building aid and extension c'
,s.asQatls4ual, training Ta@ p,aaA fnt
adjusted cash Compensation have
bren submitted nv a euhcrmmttte" NJ
TIE house WAYS ana means ccmmr
tee enc granting 81 Tor each days
service w.th 10 PAYMENTS for the frs,
two months q! service Under The
hitter p'sa. members sa'A lho'N ~
onptra because their service ea' icss
tsaa 20 laws and iha~n serving FER a
longer ported wpu'd hr treated i'm
Partially. no Payments hrtos aa'nor
,fea to sey aeo for thc frat 'wc
months service
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
Wapflina 10 Tourists.

itpgh @aIpofe, the English novelist
aalrt ~ ten In Philadelphia
y. aIsiSe You. II y"u "a "a L0ndnn
ia ensuEe gnGe hatei accommodation
" a'ltaBre for ail tire lAndeB hotel,
srg crow aett all The flf0r.
IN American vas walking tbs
s'rBhd 'hr other d.4y ahcn rr,t
u"ssf' char tnachet hts arm aoi sglh
.@''1 ssFsFfist WIS, give nse a FEW etiprers
.'r tnr heAY
~ few copfersY said the Aneri
eap Why man. III give sou cau
pc ~ royrreigps, Where tbs deuce
y ~ I've been looking tor he'd al
over tbs htaseed town far twO days
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
EAT LESS AND TAKE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
TAKE Glass 81 Sass II Your Back
Hurts or Bladder
Eothsra

The American m*n and women must
guarsi constantly sgalry, Kidney ,raa
bic. because Ne eat too much and sill
our feed is rich. Dur blood ls flied
With afft acid which 'he kldrrys strive
70 liter out. they weaken fre,n evrr,
work htcome sluggish the ellmtnaiivs
tissues clog and the result Is kidney
s,rauh}e bladder weakness sSa spE'
ersl decline tn health,
When ,our kt'nevS fcrl Ike luurs
~ lead Your hass hurts ar The urine
q ciaady, fga II sediment az yea are
obliged 20 seek RESET two or thrs@
times during the night; X you suffer
With sick headache ~ dltry. aervens
sleelis acid stomach, - you have rheT,-
uatIss' whea me weather is had set
'rcTa roar Pharmacies about four
,nnees ~ Jed Salts; take table
'r4Nfnfal In glass Of water before
g rva kggs. for few days and yyrur
Niiacys wiz then act Hne, Tbs fa.
Tous salts i Matle frsar tbs seSa ~
pes ard leraon tr'ca, cu-htaed
p ethSs. and has h~cs gse-i for
,sgtf~sttsrfS 70 'asa ana s'lmulase
'|oEeV4i kt3asES: 10 rec'ralise The
sy' Z he urine 40 II no lSnEet Is a
s'Nsr'~~ II Irritation. thus e5aflEs
's atsy 2 sss-stp-x
Jsf Set.> = l0sxr.e- stve; cannY. In.
tg=s rzsSes , 3atts tai erss-FyscTs.
h water heve-ase and belongs in
7f"-F hs'sta 1874 rsa ryNt,snir r-s r5sSe
'9Astase ~ hsvinc a gs~~s b iaey
fISNtEg aTv glrso. Aav.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
DlkCk-:DRkUGHT
AS A PREVENTIVE
Hhen You Begin Feeling Bad With
Feserishness, Headache, Cod.
or Constipation, Give Your
Liver a Tonic--Taks
Black raIteht.

Cah IifT, Y. c.---i aens hefi~rs
thsre Is h#:tsr msz.tetps mste han
BLACK nRnghi; have used n aud
my mothers FOLKS ased II for colds
teeeFtAtaess. Aseasche and eernnsr<i
liver" THIS statement Recently aas
made By Ms. G. q. Truli a weIl-knews
farmer % Route 8 this place.
Il have. before now begun feeling
sal!. . as@4aeAs ~a@.si saa4e ~. ard
1 would feel al! full cf cold. and take
. few dnses at BiaeE brauSht and
set all right. adds Mr Tran.
Last year 'ny brother had measles
so shd ptleagson,A, They wired 10
! weHs to Camp jackson 10 hook him
up Down there tlTerea, ests wsus
usins rentsilyrs- stayed vita
him. Tie only thing ussi was
Black pranghI 1t kept my system
eieausei and kept welt ard streng,"
Ry aewphg ycyr 1tysE and sinmarh
In god nfief You stAud to little dap
zee VI catching serious Ills that
Occasionally spread thgtaah tuwu ana
cpaAIry
Get package % Black nraaeht
and have II rsAdy ~, ,lAe AEat ssI44sssea
~ disofarr,si liver.
Most drrsslst sell Biaek,pranght
--Ang
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
Nc SlasksrA

"'tN're il said 81 h. u eryrt 'r
HSpb tcr slo.tkst q year Iavn. re
e.sckel Mr., tsadsnuf
81, | hear" said Mr. thUmhNsltr
"Aia s,,.s'iai reqaifepnentSs
'NHl | understand there sSn't mrth
'NS about avr.t'ay week gu,' SN
haar 'as III St01a year ttr,6cs The
tl,A s,t'ns to ne ,hat man can work
- dats week fer eight ar ter hoars
,t,N Without wrweAins his health,
ytI De- NIGH, even lcos In an the JOB
or su hour or two aa sunday. II ues>
r,~tJy birmingham Age Herald
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
Perfect Health is Yours
If the Blood is Kept Pure

hHties ~ n, n n. the great vegetable
Aloo,s aicdlc;he. atll rvsisalSsF your
hitsod snd give yna aew Strength and
n healthy vigorous vitality Everyone
needs II just bow 10 keep The system
IN perfect cysuaitiah y s. X IL an ~.
c.lleni system cleanser II Ia ans sold
~ recommended foF Nenereai Diseases
Csc 10 yuttf drug st,fru sus rrt a htt.
tie to-day, asa II son nerd eny medi.
cgi edslrs, -tsu raH nhiEsN Il ATHEIST
co@, hs writing tn M~lirHI director,
swif, Sss'3fie Co. liz Swift l.atora,
tory, Atlanta. Gs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
Honor Welsh Patron Satrt.

In Queensland Mareh is Kept as a
o'tmt ~ rel tn ~ David tho lmtrna
saint ~ Wales. whe resided Ia ,tcnn
sta. which .ag5v hv,atue d popular
place ~ pilgrimage Wiii,am the ton.
queror Henry II aud Edward wrnt
Is this piae, Two p''grmHscs II
Menes " were commonly regarded az
the eqd',alcut ~ che pilgrimage to
Rome
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
Sims Strained q p-irt.

Washington Rear Adaial ssrs
strain I'd yuias 10 mAke cas~
against the savy when h. caarged
that Ns IA lqre 30 cooperate vtih the
a..sss In the first few naoafas r, th
wsr postponed ghtCrr foar nltsn'h9,
Cart. Frat. var tirp assssfaGt rAte'
al operations sa'G before sf1e SsaSTr
eSsA -saltr~p
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

Bay Spfiags- iAsser Caassy. I.
Aberdeen. MonEue Ceasty. FL
Amery MuaFcs County 3
Rose hll,. Jasper Ipa3ty. &,
Meridian. E.aadefiAls Caantys II,
Ru4Gas lar das. LssaeydA4e Cgaa
IT,
N shcha Caan.y. ~
CsayieA. Naasho CeaHis.
t4{tR, CAsraS&a County, T.
Gee. A.c@ra Coupty 2a
angagsay 1tfa 4 '9assts y g. *.>ff1Si'@
keawa, lie Vaion Coaaty, :
itaavr Dnt0a CoausI s.
ssarAy!lle section, UkttAaeha Coaa,
~ .
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
ct.rys cr,se sssl~st-.

Jsekseavtlis. Fla AcccT4{nG 70 -
.lrrssns announced ~ tse sspsr'-,e"'
q str,ca',ure. the 1919 q ittrGs '~v''
t-,1 tpr florida Is estimated a. II
Mo $50 e,aSes see .@'>a Boxes ~ ~
sasss Au3 4 So afa boxes 81 Erarr
frs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

cAl~sko FAIRY baasAg3 raiisTT
CLERKS sza a&o NJ ~; handlers IL
,he CA3raEs dsu-i-t En1csn 81 ;selr
see.Stcu g r@rrs kcsrsagf = asher
ssss aemaz6s ~ tSs raHr9at Iaaar
aoA-l a. WssA5aGtnu
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
SOUTHERN STORMS
CAUSE HEAVY Loss
EASTERN PART OF Mississtep'
10 wsE HEAVIEST LOSER
FROM TORNADO.
DEATH LIST is NEARLY 40
Tss Separate a4S Dstsnet SteFtms In
aleasea fran Rssaytx aseeysa--
Creates, pamsgs Rad Iass u
life IN kiasis. pps.

Msmpass --- ReR0rss Fve%lveA ia shis
rssss t-r4srSsr ,trzt TIE gurgaaExs watTss
go pt tsts sseE CT Tuesday respssa a
at4 h tolG III aeaF;y ~ and caasa4
property losses aggFesaysag asas msa
ltans " cellars sH SasgNra asastssspsa,
northwestern Alabama AID the sa4sA
sra Sosasi@s VI Teaaa&sEe.
Late gegcfls give the Death sasaIs
az tssiLsSa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
cutsura seeth.. lteAlca seals

~ rrtr'ns ssntiy rub ssss Of dan
d'aa aUG techGAx with tnticerN Otut.
n.vnt Next aernias shampoo with
'NtlcNra SaAr Aud hot water, Make
'i,'aa ,rae every day toilet preparations
sa,t nave taear skia and s.,ts. white
'4aGei~ Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

Accrrt t'ni!nrrda" syrup n Figs
sniy toos for 'he pl4me California on
the package. ben y1u are sure yolr
child Is having the hss%, and most hH m
less rbyslc for the Iljtle stoWpch, liver
ard bowels Children loy~ its fru!ty
taste. rUl directions on each bottle.
You must say California. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

wAsN3rr- >~ -ha srr~sTps corr'
reNe'd ~ Ner'@tsy sera-ste ceaca
stt. -s.e-s-S 30 separation ~ wslis
A13 rszra passengers.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

Win your fingers. You can lin On
HDNy hard eaTh, soft cora On corn pe
eesseg shs fo#s, and the hard skin cal
lgses from bottom " feet
A tiny bottle III "FrgeE0n~" costs
ttstie ~ envy dfng store aprty few
3fpps uran the rnen or Gallons. In
,sIREsly II stops hurting. thea shortly
son itfs ttst h0tkersanle corn or eat
nas right on root aud AL, wifnoU
rae hit " pain Or so.sneaa Truly
No huiuiug ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30
from q euatnssa stanSpeln.

nctor Squills NJ Nlf, gave =
welsb yahtlf party last night.
Doctor Pills Wls Il saccesst
Doctor r4atlls immense I've had
tea extra calls ttetay Boston Trans
eytpt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

NeAana seetira Colbert cegnty, l.
Madiscn County, IN
I4ltles Cove, Z
Waco. t'raakiln fouGiy,
Marion CuEaiy, 10
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

Commuusy alton with many OF the
stricken districts MAS dttIt ait. but
rvjisoie reports tad sts,A that the tor.
nAG,es swept d0w u SttA deadly sad
deaCrss celebrating everything that
ia} lg tAegs Paths. In al la#ss isa
cases those ~ Rose Hsil aud iaEo
mar Miss the rnt'rw fpsbB are tn
AeVed 10 have h~ea destroyed In
many instances All members Of tam!
'ias were eaaEat va the debris Of their
homes
rate s,0rms was Indicated ~ the IA /
that Zoe tornado IN North Mississippi
struck IL al its intensity 5s,tseen & 10
o lock ard \ nclaes The storm fh4t
apparently originated tn the seaihern
PAT, u tac state a0d whuh started
taking ts deadly and expensive tuI
In Jssrer togAty tcFan swetpias
everything before /, aNout 10 oelva
Ec;h disturbances moved Ia d north
eas'efiy direction, carrying aestrue
ton to sc0rss ~ eemmunitiet The
ems IN he noyca appears to aste apeHt
It's !orse 10 the Northern Alabama
cuaatits
Across The Tennessee line the storm
s'iil bad farce suIiiclea, To upset fss
tences and farm buildings AID - rat
. svath through forests sad Ur, hard
6fly three deaths are knaa ta havt
occurred m ssav STATE ht'wrrrr
TIE sidn territory cove nj led 10
Inv discovery tbs; mere thaa ana Al,
mas Hheeic d!sta1t&nc was reayns
s.age
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

'T'-srs L. ar- rty~'p~' sAev' thai
a ]; c7at se tae ole ;hs5s
& Aag It
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

The s,aaN Nhn tia,f~ ~. With A.s
eESgN'"s~ w gian shs33 SseGd 4 liz
nc ttrss "a faS ais ~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-04-30

Williamson Couaty. !
Marry Cpuaty near bas~ood, !,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-06-12
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

FARM WANTED--wanted to hear
from the owner of farm or good land
for sale. Send price and description,
Fail delivery. :. .nnes, Box S., Oh
ney, Ill is lip
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-06-12
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
OF iMMoVARLE PROPERTY.
90
Town Of Welsh,
VS..
Delinquent Tax Debtors.
d
Office of the Clerk and Ex.oficio Tax
Collector, Town Of Welsh, Parish
Of Jefferson Davis, La.

By virtue of the authority vested in
me by the Constitution and laws of the
State of Louisiana, / will sell at the
Town Hall of the Town of Welsh, la,
within legal hours, for judicial sales
beginning at II o'clock a. m,
, =. SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1920 -.
all immovable property ON which taxes
are now due the Town of Welsh to-
gether with costs and interest there
on.
The names Of the delinquent tax
payers, the amount of taxes due by
each on the assessment rolls for the
year 1919, and the immovable proper
ty assessed to be offered for sale is
as follows, to-wit:
Grosh, ], East Sc rds of NW14 -
of sWK, all of sW14 of sWA
IS, and part of the VIZ of NV
III 1904 ..,.................$60.15
Lewis, e. IDIOTS /, 4, 5, Is sub
of S42 of sW14 S1,9-4........$5.OS
F. G. SEWARD,
Ex.officio Tax Collector.
Welsh. La. April %, 1920.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-06-12
Ben Goldsmith has returned home
from the Louisiana State University
at Baton Rouge to spend the summer
vacation.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
WELSH DRAINAGE DISTRICT

The Board OF Commissioners of
Welsh Drainage District Number One
of Jefferson Davis Parish, Louisiana,
vii receive bids up to two o'clock D.
m, Monday, June 21st, 1920, for the
construction of gravity drainage
bitches according to plans and speci-
fications; certified check for five (5l
per cent of the amount Of bids re-
CURED as guarantee of good faith;
successful bidder will be required to
furnish bond in the principal sum of
fifty (50) per cent Of the contract:
information may be obtained. from Ar
dis Colbert,s engineer, Jennings, Loui-
siana. The right is reserved to reject
any or all BIDS.
S. NJ. WATKINS, +.
Pres, Board of Drainage Commits
sioners.
Attest:
JOHN T. HOOD,
Secretary Board Of Drainage Com
missioners.
June 1918
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-06-12
Welsh Drainage District No. of JET.
ferson Davis Parish, Louisiana.

The Board of Commissioners of
Welsh Drainage District Number One
i0f Jefferson Davis Parish, Louisiana,
Twill receive sealed bids up to two
l0'clock p. M, on Monday, June 21st,
| 1920, for $50, 100000 five per cent adva-
loren bonds of Welsh Drainage Dist
riot Number One, Jefferson Davis Par
ish, Louisiana, also $7O,OO0.OO five per
cent acreage bonds of the Welsh
Drainage District Number One of JET
Iferson Davis Parish, Louisiana, semi
annual interest; New York payment;
maturities serial, 1920 to 1910, incluss
live; bonds dated June LIST, 1920; bonds
offered subject to approval of attorney
/ for purchaser; purchaser to pay for
opinion and furnish blank bonds; the
right is reserved to reject any or all
bids; certified check of 100000 Full
data upon application
S. M. WATKINS, i z
Pres. Welsh Drainage District.
Attest:
| JOHN T. HOOD,
Sec. Welsh Drainage District
June 1919 f'A
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-06-12
RAILWAY TIME TABLE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TIME TABLE,
Effective May %, 1920.
WEST BOUND,

ADVERTISEMENT FOR
SALE OF BONDS.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-06-12

of the SW cor said "a N parl
with said W line said IA of
distance of 200 it, thence E parl
with s line thereof $50 # to NV
cor of tract sold, thence s parl
with w line 200 it to the S line
of said "a, thence W on and
along S line $50 it to beg. .$5.46
1882 James Williams-Lot 10 blk
81 ........ ............ ......S5.46
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-06-12

with line thereof l60 1t to NV
cor of tract sold, thence s parl
with w line 200 it to the S line
of said "a. thence W on and
along S line $50 # to beg .S5.46
1882 James Williams--Lot 10 blk
81 ....... ............ ......S5.46
WARD sEVEN-REsIDENT.
1885, Felecian Ardoin--Lot 6 sub
of NW1A of NW1A 8-10-5. Sill
1914 Theogene Bertrand & Wife
NEA of NEA 22-1O,5 .....$5.4S
WARD reimbursement
1889 v. Ledoux Est.-sWA of Sc
4o4$ ]. B. Watkins-Nls of NE14
sEA of NE14, NE14 of NWA =
Also A. r Jones-Lot So blk "A"
Conover sub 2O-9-5 1855
WARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4S10W. R. Banks-Lots II to rs
inc sub of sWA of SEA OF
SWH SS-6 ..................$ 3.g5
49lS Andy Beckman-Lots 81, SIS
sub of sW14 of SEA of SWA
S-8-6 ....S .oO
1926 Harry G, E. Cook-Lots Sc,
81 SW of sW14 of Sc of SWA
S-S-6 ........ ................$ ~
1888 John w. Harrop--LOts Is, Is,
II, Is SD 10 sub Of Ell Of Sc
u of NWA 1885 ........$1OSO
4347 John H. Jones-Lot so sub of
SW14 of SEA of SWH S-S.6..$ .79
1916 Peter Kundrak-Lot IS sub
of SW14 of SEA of SW14 s.
Sc ........ ...............,$ 10
1856 Lake Charles Ry. Nav. Co.
l mile main line, / mile side
track .......... ...........$ l48.l3
1853 Roy G. Lowe-Lots rs, &c, n,
sW of sW14 of SEA of SWA .
S-8-6 ........ ............ ...Tl9
1868 James E. Noland--Lots 81,
50, sWA of sE14 of SEA s, .
Sc .............. ........ ..$1.19
1881 A. J. Simth-N12 lot IS sub
SELL of SEA Z, Me- Of NWA
Il, and NE14 of NEA 1856. .$27O
1882 J. S. Smith-Lots /, z, blks
4, s, 8, II sub SEA of NEA
Ell of SWA of NEA 1856
Lot II sub of E12 of SEA OF
NW4 1855 ................$1 $3.50
1888 Miss D. 2. Thompson-NEA
of NWA, VIZ of SEA ofNW
"a, sW1 of SEA- SIS ,$SSS
1884 L. H. Van Der Vert SW14
of SEA of SW14 SIS less lots
8 o Z inc, 9 o Y inc, is to q
inc IS to 50 inc, SO to 81 inc,
81 to sc inc, 70 to rs inc. 1888
1895 John ]. Walsh-E12 of SEA
34-7-7 ............ .pi'Su
ISAAC FONTENOT,
Sheriff and Ex-officio Tax Col
lector. Jefferson DaTis Parish,
Louisiana.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-03-31
PRODUCE HOUSE RE-
CEIVES $50 DOZ. EGGS
Sugar Creek Creamery Co. Had Big
Day Saturday.

The farmers hocked to the Cow
Heel Grocery with eggs, chickens and
cream on Saturday delivering their
produce to the Sugar Creek Creamery
station altogether they bought 81
gallons cream. $50 doz. eggs and 100
pounds poultry making the day a
busy one.
The Sugar Creek Co., paid 66c for
cream, tests going high, and farmers
were we'll paid Correct tests and
weights along with all their courtesies
are fast building up good substan-
tal trade with the farmers. Mr.. o.
Walter Holder is manager for the
company and proprietor of the Cow
Heel grocery where fresh stock and
good, clean, quick service is guaran-
teed to all He greatly appreciates
all patronage Highest market prices
for cream, eggs, poultry and produce
Will be paid Your moneys waiting
for you Advertisement.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-03-31
MRS. c. w. STEWART ADDRESS
ES DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Mrs. Cora Wilson Stewart made
her first political speech at the Demo
cratic banquet in Louisville last
Thursday night. She only had about
two days to prepare for that speech,
as she was only notified Monday that
she had been selected as the woman
speaker for the occasion 1t was
second only to the speech of Mr..
Cummings as the event of the even
ing, and she received as much APP
plause as the party chairman. 1t was
speech worth while, full of splendid
thought for campaign purposes, and
filled with satire and irony for the
Republican leaders.
While Mrs. Stewart was at the
head OF the Illiteracy Commission
she refrained from the discussion of
politics, showing a just sense of poll
teal propriety. Now that she is free
from work she comes to the front as
great campaign orator. She was
certainly splendid representation of
the intelligence and ability of her sex,
and the women of Kentucky as well
as the men should be Justly proud
of her. The Democratic party should
recognize her ability by sending this
gifted woman and Democrat as one
OF the delegates from the State-at-
large to the San Francisco Conven-
ton -Elizebethtwon News.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-03-31
FRANK L. BOYD PROMO
TED TO FINE POSITION
IN WASHINGTON, D. c.

Owensboro, KY. Frank L. Boyd,
formerly of Owensboro, who has been
for some time federal revenue agent
in charge at Louisville, was summon
ed to Washington few days ago,
where he has been made chief of the
field audit division. This is new
title for the chief OF revenue agents.
Mr.. Boyd will make his future head
quarters at Washington and will have
supervision of large number of re-
venue agents in all states of the union.
He and his men have been relieved
of all work in enforcing the laws
covering distilled spirits, and will
conhne themselves to auditing and
checking income and excess profits
tax reports.
His new position is one of the great
responsibility and carries with it
considerable increase in salary.
Mr.. Body ffas been in the inter-
nal revenue service more than twenty
FIVE years and is regarded as one of
the most efficient men in that branch
of the federal service.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-03-31
THE GOSPEL OF
EASTER" TO BE
HEARD SUNDAY
Easter Cantata of Mixed Voices
Will be Given in Methodist
Church April A.

One of the special observances of
Easter in Cloverport will be the Eas-
ter cantata, The Gospel Of Easter"
which is to be given Sunday evening
in the Methodist church at 1880 o.
clock by the members of the protes-
tant and Catholic choirs. This cantata
is one of the most elaborate musical
programs the musicians of Clover
port have given in some time. Be-
sides the chorus of eighteen mixed
voices, there will be four orchestra
pieces to accompany the singers.
The cantata is being ably directed
by Mr.. Ira D. Behen and Miss Mar
garet Burn, pianist, and the singers
are: Mesdames Paul Lewis, j. K.
Randolph, E. A. Babbage and ID. b.
Phelps. Misses Ray Lewis Heyser,
Selma Sippel, Susie Squires. Chlora
Mae Seaton, lula Babbage, Cleona
Weatherholt and Mildred ID. Babbage.
Messrs Ira D. Behen, w. w. Seaton,
Jno. Burn, NJ NJ Denton, Paul
Lewis, Late Behen, and Byron White
head. The accompanist are Mr.. o.
Bryan, violin; H. NJ Behen, clarinet;
E. A. Babbage, cornet and Miller
Ferry, saxaphone.