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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-03-18

Doesn't hurt a bitf Drop a little
Freezone on an aching corn, instantly
that corn stops hurting, then you lift
A tiny bottle Of Freezone costs but =
few cents at any drug store, but is sufi-
Gent to remove every hard corn, soft
corn, or corn between the toes, and the
calluses, without soreness or irritation.
Freezone is the sensational discovery
Of Cincinnati genius.a It is wonderful
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-03-18

week end with the family of her
brother, j. H. Evans at College Hill
Switch.
Miss Stella Evans spent few days
here with her aunt, Mrs. Gray.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-03-18
Ek

Calomel Isl dangerous drug. 1t IS
mercury-quicksilver; and attacks youf
bones. Take dose of nasty calomel to-
day and you will feel weak, sick and nau-
seated tomorrow. Don't lose a days
work,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-22

reading accounts Of police activities
and left the car.
On the side Of the car was a small
blood spot and stains found on the
floor are believed 20 be those oiJhlool
In the tonncau, u was said, were two
empty whiskcy bottles Tho detectives
discovered an automatic pNol in one
Of the side pockets Two A8rtridres
were missing from tho clip
while county detectives headed by
Major Wynne are sure they are on
the right trail they refused 70 give
their reasons for directly conncc ting
young Brlncs with the shooting. They
are Withholding much direct evidence.
Major Wynne soId TO connect the
movements Of both D-ewcs and Brinca
on the night the former lost his NE
AT the present time we have
large quantity OF evidence which de
rectly points 20 Brlnes." said Major
wynne. "This evidence IS Of such a
character that we deem Il lnadvisable
to make It public at this time"
Publication OF much ~ the evil
dcnco, hc pointed out. might give tho
guilty party or parties, n there arc
others implicated. a chance 10 gct
away or cover their tracks.
THE automobile found IN Cor
mnntown." he continued, "was tho
property OF Brlnos In side
pocket we found 80 cal.bre Colt
automatic pistol with which, We have
rcuscn 20 believe, the murder was
committed. The warrant charges
murder"
"BrInos was IN the Marines during
the war. we have found. but we do
not know as yet what OUTFIT no was
ln Brines has ns yet not been appre-
honded. but we have every reason 10
hope no will soon be under arrest
Inquiry az the University OF Pcnn-
sylvanln disclosed that the name OF
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-22
Student IS named
AS DREWES SLAYER;
FIND STAINED AUTO
Warrant Charging Murder Out
for William p. BrineS of Uni
verSity Of Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA. oct q win.
lam p Brlnes. a student NJ tho uni
versity OF Pennsylvania, Is now
sought in the killing Of Elmer c.
Drewes. DARTMOUTH College sonior.
according TO Major Samuel o. wynno.
Chief OF the County Detectives.
The warrant for arrest was issued
following tho nndlng ora letter IN
Drewes's rooms which. It IL said
connected Briues with tho case. ana
the finding OF an automobile which
Is said TO belong 20 MIN.
Examination Of tho records NJ Tiar-
risburg showed that the license mum.
Der on the car (5ta47D had been
issued TO Bnnes.
The machine was discovered about
midnight wednesday IN Germantown.
Police believe Il was a plant" that
the slayer became frightened upon
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-22

hospital
Friedrichs was arrested near Cob
lenz for entering occupied territory
In German naval uniform. The
military police took him to army
headquarters. He expressed lndigna-
ton over his arrest In true pre-wAr
prusaiau style and. on arrival at
police headquarters. he declared
loudly that he personally had fired
torpedoes that had sunk more than
a dozen American ships and he wished
no miEht have "a chance 20 do II
again. Soldiers who overheard him
attacked him as no was leaving the
police station. and his trip 70 the
hospital followed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-22

Briues is on the rolls there as being
a student OF tho engineering school,
IN the freshman year. Instructors
are not sure as % his attendance az
classes during last week. but are posi-
tive Doe has not boon there this week.
Major Wynn said that Briuos has
not been nt Tho Chestnut Street
house, whore Doc lived with bis moth
or. since lato last week.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-22
MTss rnMNsnNn rn WI.

Miss Margaret Lorraine Townsend.
daughter OF capt and Mrs Frederick j..
Townsend. 10 this city and Katonah. ~
s.. VIII Doc married 90 Ralph Wills
grcsit. ir son OF Mr. and Mrs Ralph
Wits circuit II Upper Nyntaialr ". j.,
nc The Hotel Majestic at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-22
BOAST SENDS HIM TO BED.

American Soldiers Heat German
who urnrRcd Of sinking ships.
COBLENz. oct 22-For boastrg
that he had sunk more than a dozen
American ships whom he was an Off
Ger Of a German submarine and was
proud Of a., Lieut. Franz Won Fried
richs. a German navel officer. was
20 badly beaten by. American sol
diers that he had to he taken 90,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-10-22

Smart iaunty Tam o Shanters, made of
beautiful Italian felt. Correct for sports
and school wear, and for general utility hat.
Enchanting shades Of red, blue, henna,
and green, also white.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-03
ACCUSED OF KILLING BOY
Ohio Farmer Beat Three. Year. Old
Child With Harness, Is Charge

Defiance, o., Sept. 3.-(By A. P.)--
Accused Of having beaten Arthur Ger
aid Bullock, three year old son of his
housekeeper, Ida. May Bullock, to death
with leather harness tug last July 8,
Joshua Botkins, Noble township
farmer, went on trial here. The Jury
was completed late yesterday and taken
to the scene of the alleged crime.
Botkins is charged with first degree
murder. He is alleged to have held tn,
child by the ankles while ndministerin,
the beating, which resulted in the child'i
death before the arrival of physicians.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-03
WINDOW BREAKING A HABIT
Just Out Of jail for offense, is Held
Again as smasher

Otto Goss, forty six years old. Of
Wallace street near Seventeenth. threw
a brick through the window of Abram' 4
pawnsbop, Thirteenth and Mt. Vernon
streets, at 2 80 o'clock this morning
according to the police.
The noise was heard by Patrolmar
DE Forrest, at whose approach Cos,
fed. He was captured at Twelfth ant
Spring Garden streets.
Police say Goss has served fifteei
years in the penitentiary, and that hi,
last sentence Nfor window breaking, ex
pired week ago. He was taken to tn,
Tenth and Buttonwood streets station
and will be given a hearing before Mag
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-03
FIND BOYS BODY IN RIVER
Believed to Be Lad Who Was
Drowned at New Bathing Beach

The body Of boy was found Aoat-
ing the Delaware river, opposite River
ton, N. j., this morning. 1t is believed
to be that Of Charles Schaffer, thirteen
years old, of 3O38 Emerald street, who
was drowned Sunday, while swimming
at the new city bathing beach, at Tor
resdale.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-03
[CTOR MUST PAY
bill TAX HIMSELF
hrs Action in Making Wife
furnish Her Own Money
Upheld by Law
les suLzBERGER'S RULE

81 a woman pay her own poll taxi
Il question has been brought to tne
y The action of. Mayor Moore, who
ered Yesterday with his wife, and
refused to pay her poll tox OF hfty
sresting legal information on this
Of registration was furnished to-
|bv the registration commissioners
pically, they pointed out, a woman
nov for her poll tax out Of her
nocketbook. Former Judge Sulz-
pr decided this in a notable case in
He case concerned ar elector named
liam r. Wells, who appeared before
registrars in the second division OF
Second Ward and asked to be
|stered. DR.. Lawrence +. Flick, an
tor of the ward. protested the
|stration of Mr.. Wells on the ground
bad not paid his poll tax personally.
Wells was registered despite the pro-
The case was taken into Common
as Court. In his decision, Judge
zberger held that unless an elector
a his poll tax himself he could not
perly be registered. :,
IL Is conceivable" the jurist stated,
,at interests might arise which
nld favor the swelling of such cen :
list" referring to registration lists,
|vond the actual number Of voters,
Ee BY such means civic power might
accessible y
Ia attain such an end persons OF
liz means might find 1t desirable and
IN to expend some thousands OF
dollars. BY such means they might
I,rb the proper balance Of power
Eeen various districts Of city or state
give one faction an advantage over
ther.
The intimate association Of the tax
elections forbids any other con
ion than that the payment Of II
hnother person than the taxpayer
elf is an illegal payment of an cleo
exnpnSc.'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-03
Woman Killed In Runaway

Reading, Pa, Sept. 3.-Mrs. Dominic
Bruno, forty two years old, wife Of
farmer of Alsace township, was killed
yesterday when the horseShe was driv-
ing harnessed to buggy ran away and
daughters, Mary, twelve, and Lettie,
ten, were thrown out, but escaped
serious injury.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-03
CHILD SWALLOWS NAIL

Marta Mermichia, two years old, OF
11S0 Lansdowne avenue, Camden, swal-
lowed nail yesterday afternoon. The
child will be X-rayed today at the
West Jersey Homeopathic Hospital, in
an effort to locate it.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-01-17
.NEaIcAN COTTON ASSOCIATION.

Ferridav. La, Jan. IL, 10.
NJ W. A. Beard, Parish Chair
man. American Cotton Associa-
ton. Vidalia, La:
Dear Mr.. Beard -
We are enclosing herewith our
check for $500 to cover our
membership dues in the Ameri-
can Cotton Association to Janu-
arv |. 1921, the amount beng
Mhased = upon our 1917 production
of cotton 143 bales.
The need Of organization ano
.ooneration of the cotton grow
ere for the purposes which are
tbe = aims of the American Cotton
AZ EAssociation has long been felt,
and tits indeed gratifying to see
eI.n sh;s : sorcanization making such
ss,,..IIsendid s,.Is progress. If We. or i
ebs writer personally, can assls
ny = anv way in the work OF Or
nanizing - i,.1 IN Concordia, we snal
- very glad to do SO.
Very truly, yours. -
SYCAMORE PLANTING w.
s0'e c. Winterton. Mgr.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-01-17
J. W. Osborn Charges Tensas Gaze1Ee
Does Not Deal Squars|y With the
Issue Involved iu the Stuhhs'
Parker Campaign,
And Pays His Repects to King
Rule, Boss Rule and PolItl-
cal DiCtatiOn
St. Joseph, La. Jan. 18th, 1920.

st. Joseph, La, Jan. l2tn, l91O.
Editor Tensas Gazette st. Joseph, La.
DEAR SIR C..
There has been number of articles in the Tensas Gazette
directed against Mr. Parker None of them deal squae
with the issues of the campaign and especially he arce
of Ian End and Jan. 9th entitled Under Wnlch rag
understand that articles referred to were written DS
Judge Hugh Tuis former resident of Iensas parish
Against the great political tide of independent democracy
hacked by the free people of this state every posSo eoH
being made to becoud the issue and muddy the wafer
The opponents of Mr. Parker nave resoEIeu " eS0iS P
bile effort to defeat his election.
We should be able to look to men of the mentaty culture
and education that Judge Tus possess for high pohuca
ideals nroper direction and good council He shoud hep
them to formulate correct opinions public matters puC
stead of doing this him waving the bloody srI ""
see him sneaking into the quiet tombs OF the pas" anu
rang the dry bones of issue that-Thank
been lad to rest We leave it to the intelgence ol 'e
public as to whether not the question OF Whe supremacy
ia an issue in this campaign This is white man country.
It will ever be so and you might as well tell the people liza"
John NJ Parker will command the waters OF the MISSISSIPPI
m cease their onward flow and turn back to the lake ro
whence they came that he will command the moon ana sCa
tn stand still and they would obey to say that ne wouo
have the negroes take hand in the political AFFAIRS OF .ne
state We charge that this article intended TO appear 10
the prejudice of the people and that deperate ateps
n divert he attention of the voters from the real issue.
There is one single issue in this campaign between Jonn
Parker and COL Frank Stubbs 1t shall the people OF
this state assist New Orleans ring with Its OO pohca
slaves to elect governor shall the people OF pouca Tree
dom and Independent thought elect ree Independent anu
CAPABLE man to that high Office
Both candidates and their political followers are committed
70 an unlimited constitutional convention within the next
four years. Do you want to see your new consttuuoh
written with the New Orleans ring in the saddle or do you
want to see fair play and political freedom prevail so that
YOUR delegates to such constitutional convention can THINK
act and work unhampered for greater and better state
Yes-Ask yourself-Under Which Flag Uuder tne nag
If noitica slavery? Under the flag of political obligations!
IInder the flag of dictaon Under the flag OF boss rule
Orunder the flag of freedom action thougtF
ohn M Parker stands progressive business admins
traton of state affairs and has the personal force and ap
to olive it to u.s. He of national reputation and u
questioned integrity He has stood for tee best in the stae
and nation and he deserves the unsnted support OF ou
d people. Yours very uuy' >,o. ", ocnonnY
Il (Adv) JNo' W. ooDOA~''
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-01-17
State of Louisiana. Parish of Concordia,
Tenth District Court
Succession of Phillip Adell. Deceased
No. GIG.

Whereas, Jos. H. Adell, has filed in
the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court for the Parish of Concordla, his
auplication to be appointed Adminlstra-
tor of the Estate of Phillip Adell, de-
ceased.
Now. therefore, public notice is here
bv given to that unless oppositino Is
made to such appointment and hied IN
the Office of the undersigned Clerk Oh
Court. at vidalia, La, within ten days,
, said applicant will be appointed and
conf;runed in conformity with the prayer
of bis petition.
Witness my official signature ana sea
Of Office at vidalia. La, this 9th day o.
January. 1920.
/ tsEAL). c. C. CAMPBELL,
Clerk Of Court
/ A true copy Of the original.
C. C. CAMPBELL,
| Clerk of Court.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-01-17

In the District Court of the United
States for the Western District OF
Louisiana, Monroe. Louisiana;
In the matter of Jeffris Lumber 20.
Bankrupt No. 14O4 in Bankruptcy.
PnbIic notica is hereby given under
and in pursuance Of .;.,ss 2 decree s.,sa en-
tered in the above entitled cause, sss
the undersigned Trustee will on the
S4th S day Of january, 1920. at the
nrincipaI front door of the Court House
ppf the Parish of GoneordIs, Gohs;. Saet;oo City Ot
to the highest bidder, for cash. under
and in pursuance of the terms OF sac sac
decree ali of the accounts due ana ior.
merls belonging to the Jeftris LUMBER
Co, Limited, Bankrupt :.
cnh;act however to the approval o.
the Bankruptcy Court
Detailed information relative 70 sans
NAV be obtained by inquiring OF me q
NA0 r. R. SPEED, Trustee.
Dated January 10th, 1920.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-01-17

A negro man. whose name we
have not learned, was stabbed
and killed by another negro man;
while working on the railroad
track, just outside the town Inn
its, the first of the week: They
had a fuss, and it resulted in the
killing. The negro fled but
Sheriff Campbell, ever alert,
honed up the line. and ne was
arrested by Sheriff Gilbert, at
/ Wisner, and brought back and
lodged in Jail.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-01-17

An advance agent of the naval
recruiting office will arrive in
VidaIia at 11:2O a. m. on January
10Th, and remain until 1O:l5
a. M, January 18th, and a re-
cruiting officer will arrive here
an 11;2O a. M. February 23rd,
and remain until 1915 a. m,
February 18th.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-01-17

The property of the undersigned on
BayOu COcodrs. in Concordia Parish
Louisiana, is posted against hunting
shooting, fishing. trapping or IN any
manner trespassing teereQn. Violator:
will be prosecuted to the full extent Of
the law. ANNIE CRAWFORD.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-01-17
Trespass Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that hunting
fishing, shooting. fence cutting. ped
dIers. agents, and any other trespassing
q nrohibited on CHOCTAW Plantation.
I.,Argent, La. and all violators are
,1arned that any violation of this viii
he vigorously prosecuted by law;
V ,oyS J. 7. KERR.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-01-17
For Sale.

The one-and-half story frame
building, with out house and !ots,
containing about II rooms. Built
on brick foundation. Situa ed IN
Front street. between Thru al "
Fourth streets, Sauter Estate, n
Vidalia, La, for $8OO.OO. a : .
dres, John Muller. No. 14Cz
South Carrollton Ave, Corner
PopIar street, New Orleans, La
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-01-17
Mrs. Pauline Baldwin and Miss

Mrs. Pauline Baldwin and Miss
MolIie Schiele were hostesses to
the Willing Workers last Thurs
dav afternoon, and the meeting
was one of much pleasure to all
present. The members arranged
FIR q box supper to. be given
next Thursday evening at the
residence of Mrs. Matte u.
Roatner. The next regular meet
inc of the Club will be with Mrs.
M 6. Reeves on the afternoon
Of Thursday. the 18th of jan
uarY.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-01-17
Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given. that there
will be an Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of the VIDALIA BANK AND
TRusT Co., to be held at its banking
house in the Town of Vidalia on Tues
day, January 18th, 1920, at II A. NJ.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-01-17

State of Louisiana. Parish of Concordit
Tenth District Court
Succession of Charles P Beard, deceased
No. SIT

Whereas, w. A. Beard has filed In
tbe Office of the Clerk of the District
Court for the Parish of Concordie, MS
application to be appointed Adminlstrs-
tor of the estate of Charles T. Beard
Row therefore, public notice is hereby
given that unless opposition is made q 70 70
such appointment and filed in the once
of the undersigned Clerk of Court' AZ
VidaIia, La, within ten days, seid ap
nlicant will be appointed in conformity
with the prayer of his petition.
Given under my hand and seal OF saio
Court. this End day of January, 1871.
C. C. CAMPBELL,
Clerk District Court.
A true copy of the Original.
G.. C. CAMPBELL
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-01-17
Snec;ol Fire Fund.


31st, 1919; an ,.. 90 /
unIy S;ahprsemnets. ... 1871 n
Net receipts over disburse-
ments for the month $694 81 |
io Leso -, hand Dec l. 1919 l24 80 |
Ral on hand, Dec. 3lst, 1919 5 819 IL
The Contents of the Safety Deposit
Ror rented from Vidalia Bank and
Trnst Co.. during the year 1919 was
examined by the Board and found 70
consist of Cancelled Notes and Certin,
/ Gates of Indebtedness. and Cancelled
Ronds of the Town Of Vidaiia, num-
lbered 8 to 10 inclusive. dated January
lIst 1906 and payable January lst,
1909. Bonds No. 8. 4 & 5, being Tor
s40( 90 each Bonds Nos. 6, z, .,
and being for $4,000. These bonds
aaving been examined carefully and
found 10 be marked paid and can,
celled were ordered destroyed and
were burned in the presence OF the
presence of the Mayor and Board Oh
The Cancelled Notes and Certifi-
Gates were ordered filed.
The matter of Salary OF marsna
and Street commissioner was heAS 20
ken up and on motion duly seconded,
and psssed the salary Of Marshall was
abolished in lieu thereof the Marshall
shall receive as Costs the Sum OF FIVE
Dollars (6.OO) for each arrest where
defendent is convicted and fine and costs
maid in cash or by work on the streets,
The Office of Street COMMISSIONS
was abolished and work on Street ant
sIIevs placed in direct chaage OF Tn
Committee on Streets and Alleys.
IL was moved, seconded. and passe,'
thst the Committee on Streets and Al
B Ievs he authorized to widen by (2) fee
:, and brace the bridge across the bai
row Pit at the point leading from 90
Ieyee to the Residence OF T. Houg
Sr.
inc water from the slough was mel
> taken up and the E. L. & WV. sup
instructed to obtain prices Of materi
. necessary to carry on the work. :,
There being no further business, c
meeting was adjourned Sine Die.
P. HOUGH, Mayo
on G. A. MURRAY, Clerk, Pro Tenn
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-01-17
IN MEMORIAM,
Published by request.

Published by request
fwtten to the 1885 American boys who were kec IN
1u,v IS23 1918 and in the Pay cemetery
France.)
TEav lie in line Western 'front.'
Where WING the coast comes s"eephB'
ND the long longli crosses gIeaIn'
To show wher boys are sleeping
rAov l;e-Uhere they fell--n that last advance
WIEN thev charged to their Sergeant or1e
N started the fght-which never naggeo'
riI1 .bor Comrades had reached the Border
Thov were left behind-in that mad glad rush-
pnS;rS 9th their dreaming,
Where the fall on the long, long H'e'
az crosses white and cleaning.
rooh;rd- uben the transpo went sailing nome
tha land they ad loved and died for
d. thev content had broken the hhe'
Uas their's that harm could Deuue her'
60 they lie where they fell near wooded crest
tbe fog from comes creeping
md falls like tears o. the poppys gay.
Which grow boys are sleeping
And tbonOh life s hard and death long,
There IL nothing n either to seve, =, sa
0rr love nd from sons VINO nave ueu'I
1ndDwholI rest in their glory for ever - e. A
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-01-17

The dance given by the young
men of Vidalia last Tuesday
evening was a very delightful af-
fair.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-01-17

Mrs. Clifton Worsham arrived
from Mobile last Sunday and will
he with her mother, Mrs. Jonn
b. Hart, for several weeks Pc
fore going to Monroe, where Mr..
and an Mrs. Worsham will reside IN
the future.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-01-17

Mr. H. H. Packwood, of Hous-
ton. Texas, was in Vidalia les
tuesday. Tue and while here was g
ouest Of his sister, Mrs. E. l..
Going.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-01-17

Miss Winnie MAY Smith. OF
WildsvilIe. was the guest OF MISS
Helen CrowelI. last Tuesday, ana
attended the dance that evening.
Miss Marjorie Osterberg,. OF
Ferriday. was the charming
cuest of Miss Ruth Ohlsen 1or
the dance last Thursday.
Miss Fern Davis, of Glendale;
nlantation, in the lower part o.
ne narish. who has been spend
no the Christmes holidays a.
home with her parents, returned
- All Saints College, Vicksburg
Miss. the early part OF las
week. She was accompanied u
- Natchez by her father, Mr.
las, M. Davis. Miss Fern
making splendid progress at A.
Saints this session, and IS ENJOY
inQ her stay this term IN TINS eS
ceIlent institution.
Miss Laura Anderson, IS sn
house guest of Mrs. Frank u
wilson. q
Miss Lilly Vidal Davis sper
Sunday with her friend Miss 81
rah Boatner.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-01-17

Miss Laura Anderson, IS the
house rs guest of Mrs. Frank Da-
vidaon.
The Concordia sentinel., 1920-01-17

Miss Lilly Vidal Davis spent
Sunday with her friend Miss Sa-
rah Boatner.