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WA NTED-Teachcr for Tugaloo
Academy School. Apply to II. f.
SMITH, Madison, S. G. di-l5*
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ia AIRFIELD CAMP, W. o. W., will
meet Saturday night, Nov. 9Th. Spe-
cial business. All members urged to
attend. !. l.. GARRISON, Clerk
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FINE LOT PlGS-Rcady for de-
livery now. Also. Fine Brood Sow
for sale. See w. II. KNIGHT, SEN
eCa, S. c., Route i. 14-45+
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GOOD Roasted Coffee 22c. per Id.
want your Chickens and EGGS. Il.
ID. OELkERS, Walhalla, sc. 42-i5
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ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC CHURCH,
Mauldin Street, Walhalla, S. g.
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WA ANTED-Teacher for Tugaloo
Academy School. Apply to r.. e.
SMITH, Madison, S. G. dl-i5*
GOOD Roasted Coffee 22c. per lb.
want your Chickens and EGGS. II.
ID. OELKERS, Walhalla, SC. 42-i5
FINE LOT PIGS-Ready for de-
livery now. Also, Fine Brood Sow
for sale. See w. II. KNIGHT, Sen
eca, S. c., Route i. 14-45+
FAIRFIELD CAMP, W. o. W., will
meet Saturday night, Nov. 9Th. Spe-
cial business. All members urged to
attend. !. l.. GARRISON, Clerk
I WANT EGGS, Hens, Frys and
Turkeys. You will find me on Main
street, downtown, near Todd's Mar
ket, by old Hotel. BKOWNLOW
OELKERS, Walhalla, S. c. 44+
HORSE--1l years old extra good
to buggy; works anywhere; price
$4,000. Will exchange for 2-horse
wagon, equal value. II. l.. COE,
Richland, S. G. 41-44+
FULL FLOODED JERSEY BULL
for Service. Stock ra;sers should sec
this fine animal. Fee, $500; terms
cash. GUS SPOONAGEL, Walhalla,
S. C. A.
FOR SALE-One good Saw Mill
Outfit, with good Peerless Engine.
All in good running order, ready for
use. TO be sold at n bargain. See or
write w. II. ALEXANDER, Tamas-
see, S. G. 43-tf.
CLERKS-(Men, Women,) over
II, for Postal Mail Service. $125
month. Experience unnecessary. For
free particulars OF examination write
Examiner,) sid Equitable Bldg,
Washington, d. c. 44-47+
BRING YOUR EGGS to "BURT,"
at Burt's Cafe, old P. o. Building,
Main Street, Walhalla. and get high
est market price for them-CASH
DOWN land no grumbling." Will
take all you bring. J. BURT GIL
LESPIE, Walhalla, S. c. 22-tf
FOR RENT-S5 Acres Land; eight
acres bottom; S-room house, all nee
essnry outbuildings; good orchard.
Close to good school and churches;
known as the Frank Douthit place.
r. J. SNELGROVE Walhalln Route
!. I1-44+
ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC OH URCH,
MAuldin Street, Walhalla, S. 9.
SERVICES ON THE FOURTH SUN
DAY OF EACH MONTH.
Sacrament Of Penance. -. $50 a. m.
Mass and Sermon. -. 1000 a. III.
Reverend Thomas J. Mackin,
Rector.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-13
Por los Departamentos

L s. -45i "a .rs=s a-zrs - n e-r a
1899, Manuel MADEIRA. san Juan. J. OK
ington, Negro. .s +
1910, Isabella Grove Co., San Juan.
Ford, Negro.
Durante los mismos dfas Sc han re-
gistrado las siguientes transferencias
p S64, Zoilo Lopez, Antonio L. Aeos-
ia, Barranquitas
NJ GA, Cruz Morales, Ramona Santa
ma, Santurce
P 50. Brfgida Gerana, Lcdo. Antonio
Roman, Yabucoa.
P 50, Lcdo. Antonio Roman, Luis
Cintr6n, Yabucoa
915, Russell y Co, Sanchez Morales '
Co., Ponce.
015, Sanchez Morales y Co., Manuel
H. Gutierrez, Ponce.
2 s6s, Manuel Roman, Francisco Gar
cfa, Bayam6n.
PS2sO. Esteban Cruz. Rafael Ddvila,
Barceloneta.
1419, Fuertes Hnos., Emilio Rivera,
Arecibo.
7sO, Manuel r. Gutierrez, Auffant
| Y Antonsanti, Ponce.
1869, Fidel Blenero Teresa Nicolau
dc Mora, Santurce.
HIP 242, Francisco Cintr6n, Manuel
Lopez Soto, Aguadilla
! sO7, Jorge Silva, Enrique MoIinary,
Aguadilla.
SO7, Enrique Molinary (P. R.) Ca
milo Molinary, Aguadilla.
HIP 273, Packard Motor Dealers of
p. r., Esteban E Rivera, Naguabo.
HIP 80, Juan Chevere, DR.. Matanzo,
San Juan.
P s76, Isabel Andreu, Juan Pedrosa,
San Juan
r Inocencio selles, Manuel Mar
cial, catano.
P 700, Jose Pacheco. cristina Car
lcfa, Rio Piedras.
1858, W. a. Heyman. Geo. A Re-
mick. Santuree.
ssO4 Ana n. de Benftez. jose de
Jesis Benftez, Vieques.
Sc han verifieado ' aprobado los ST.
guientes examenes para conducfores
/ Para conductor DR.. G. d. Umpie-
IRE, Glen Purvis, Clara E. Hasen, '
Pedro NJ. Franceschi.
Para conductor-vehfcnlos pesados de
motor Hipolito Rodriguez y Julio
Martinez NJ.
lie ha sido suspendida Ia plaza =
Iicencia los siguientes;
Hipoliio Resto. San Juan, tempo in
ldeHnido; Jesus yillavicencio Lares.
tempo indefnido Ramon Pastra na.
San Juan, treinta dias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-13

Ell dfa 4 de MARIO de 1920, el Conf
sionado del Interior declare la recep-
ci0n defnitiva de las obras de construc
ci6n de un puente de hormig6n armada
sobre ell Rio Grande de Arecibo, en-
la carretera Lares-Adjuntas, ejecuta-
das por ell senor F. Benftez Mexach
bajo contrato aprobado en- MARIO 81,
1919.
-Tambien Sc recibieron definitiva-
mente en- mario 2, las obras de cons
trucci0n de Kms. de la citada ca
rretera Lares-Adjuntas, ejecutadas por
el Sr. Adriano Gonzalez, bajo contrato
aprobado en- enero q, 1918,
-El Inspector General del Servicio
Itle Conservation de Carretera de este
Departments, senior Luis M6ndez Car
dona, salio el dfa 8 del corriente para
/ la Isla, a hacer las distribuciones de
piedra en- las distritos de Ponce y Ma
yagiez, " regresara San Juan el
sabado prdximo.
OfcinG de automobiles
En- la oficina de AUTOMOBILES de este
iDepartamento Sc inscribieron .durante
los dfas 8, 10y IL del corriente, los
siguientes yehfculos:
$50, Blanca de zequeira, Humacao,
( Ford, Negro.
| 1924, Marie zaragoza, catano, olds-
mobile, Verde.
1925, Constantine Fernandez, San
Juan. Locomobile, Verde.
1896, Andres Oliver, Arecibo, 0lds-
mobile, Verde.
H 147, DR.. G Munoz Dfaz, San Juan
Locomobile, Girls.
1927, Pedro L. Gomez, Bayamon,
Ford, Negro.
ss2s. Petrona Delgado. San Lorenzo
Ford, Negro.
lsi, lose Taboada. rauco, Ford, Ne
gro.
1923, G Lopez de Tord. Ponce, Hud-
son, Girls.
1880 Jose Llamas, Anasco, Hudson,
Negro
1881, Francisco Rinc6n, San Loren
Izo, Hudson, Azul.
1892, Deogracia viera, Rio Piedras
Ford. Negro.
/ ass4 Luis viyas. Ponce. Buick, Verde
4 1896, Juan pedrosa. San Juan, Ca
Idillac, Verde.
1887. Alexander H Lehman. San.
turce, Mercer, Azul.
1888, ARTURO castrillon. Bayam0n
Essex, Girls.
h H 14s, Augusta we've. LuquiIlo, Pac
Ikard, Girls.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-13
Ecos de Yabucoa

! fsaaa.aa.la ,a,ss~ .sNhs. . se
s,alae : 3 essr.lsssa.las
sa m.hal aw~ Au~ll.s Fs-i.lsn
ff ss' ssnasnnaa. iH fa.lss,la go la
Nsase A. ssealaae umA asannu.ia
ssusss a. nauniialsia o. kai.uF'as
80 la anf s..iicisa a. tatahrafi.a
A. una uF.leaanEa sai ssssua A. an
Fnal - asauanaante ssl,intn sal %
iilira slilmsaa nn ssllaf lssssl,is-lna
asl munirliaie sala tm b i'issa.
Frflamnnda aasanas Nil. lsAi-A
RisS sysine islslrunlKaris,n ssar con-
c9ie D. dss"s q sEsiuirius AZ
sciiar Ru,s.ll., ~ " adindiu@ ma
soiaf De- Si;lS VaFas d. fiS'nie l,ur
nsH'ls De- fondo hasis'iisla uHa sa
rcrricie sie sa'genia = aus Varas
cuaiiaslas segun Ia oTslcnanza .ls
iVfeTencia. \ ahora ~ roclama IA
toialidad sls.l sslar aScen,irnie \
quinieni"S seienia \ cuairo lne.
tnos cuadraslos. alesando que ial
fue In inienci6n 10 las paries con.
traianies. L!eva la representation
del demandanlr 81 Lctlo. Carlos
Traveller. de lIUmacao y la del
municipio cl Lclo. Felix Renato
Ortiz. de esia ciudad.
El distinguidO ioven yabucoeiio
Rafael Davila. hiio de nuestro
buen amigo don jesus Maria.
quien cursaba Leyes con gran
aprOvechamientO en- Filadelfia. sn-
fri6 un fuerte ataque de influenza
el. que pusO en- grave peligrO su
vida. El referidO estudiante sc ha
visto precisado por prescribirlo
aSi los medicOs, a suspender sus
estudiOs hasta el complete resta-
blecimientO de su salud.
CrispulO S. Rodriguez, Carlos
AguayO, Luis p. Martinez de .Je-
sus V Enrique Soto han sido de-
nunciadOs pOr Infracci0n al Tftu-
10 20, Secci6n 3 a. de la Lev de
Prohibition Nacional. Estos casoS'
seran sometidos a la Corte Fede-,
raj, por ser ellos de la competen-.
cia de aquel alto tribunal. Rodri-
-gllez Y Agnayo seran tambien de-
.nunciados ante la Corte Munich
pal por infringir el artlcplo 81 de
la ley de .Arbitrios, Todeslestos
se1'yiciosl Sc debeiE al aUtiVoopoli-s
.cia Pablo Castro. KoS actlsad6s no
han encontrado fiadoreS. Z
Yabucoa, P. Il. Mario s de 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-13

Estableciento condolences
mas competa doae9n en- ls de apatos
cu aego las mas reputada
enerado facutativa 6rden cuepo
nse admfen = ederAlos de page de uno i oto ss1o
puendo atenddos propos edcos p los de Ia Soc
onuas en- sanatoro Dor i Dr. Don Julio Barreo parcu
de $1,000
opracones tratanlntos espeales luz de
ecTicos hdroterapicos
CoNsULToR1o
Rafael Cordso 122, San Juan r. r.
Edfo onstrdo obO Dotado De los elenentos
su Dc los facnyo suardis uno
PERSONAL CIENTzFICo
Director del sanatorio: Dr. Don Julio Barrsho
cOnla Eenerals Paada sIatO Rey. de tar
- Director @ or Del DEL constorio Dr. Don Manuel ousvsdo Rss.
Cnsula consultoro de de Ia tard los dias Ia
cSrugia General: DE- Dor Rafas vsez Lopez
goesuta IN de 4 = "a taras e O as la
Epeeasts ojos Narfz Gagarta:-Dr \ Il No
consulta: En conuOrio s tarde aborabIss
En- Sanatoio parteulares dS taras los das laboabes
Msdcos 1nternos en- 81 sanatOro:
DR.. Rivera Aponte,
Or. RuizNazmiO.
Chugia Dental:
consuIta oDonn No 10 lplazua cOl6nl Dc tarde los d
Don Enrique rssnsnas1
ITisolis GOnsSlsz
As.enei factavs sscandada sfcazen por 10 Has
Tadas de competa aptud paca continue lar
= Eos soeos pagan $3.50
S sad 4 Dsasa eS Fl o assaSs SS &C. s1s' e amos
'r.s-~l A'.''.s' = E-''.'. A''''.S' %
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-13

49, sUinsiassas mI,sllssse 81.
luraigu,s.n D. Re,aslalle aseia
sAlaisaua auls NmAm EAssv
na a..aaaVaa nn nssan,nsa fu -
alsasmlaa saf ssisN n1sgamaa -
nui4sf ens swaunnas sxn s'lemsH
is,s enr 49, lsuufe > lavssiEie p a
maAslr allgwisan mNossariaa. a.
hixse "a siao pala eilos un nae
a. centiunasles fssnnius. fsiss gnf
han pFxsruiaaa ssairiiaa los -.
euieats~ calsallcses mus eslims,isls
IN la localiaads Raman Aoralrs
Rios. AlIanso OrgiR Mafsinrs. Ar
suro BuNS Nillafafe. Manuel or
giR Ramos. t'FmE SnarvE. CoSns
u. Nelazqncz. Ramon Cin;lS'n. 10
~ PeiaVcl car9i6n. feliE R. Ortiz
Iulio BERRIES. Angel Cuadra. Josi
perez Garcia. Ignacio Hernandez,
lose Torres \ Torres. Dr. Victor
llerrios. Cratic Ortiz. ceferinu
Rivera. DiOniSio Nelazqnez. Fuse
biO Bruno. Juan Fnenies. lndale
rio 0lmeda. Nicolas Mendez. An
tonic COrtes cOrdero. Ruperio Ro
"a V Pablo Ortiz cintr0n.
La labor del Tribunal Muni-
.ipal en- el pasadO mes ha sido
pOr dennis elicente. como sc com.
prueba con el siguiente resumen
NdmerO de casOs pendientes
de EnerO 10
PresentadOs EN- el mes de Fe-
brerO 81
Fall0s dictadOS a
PendienteS de resolution 13
SObreseimientOs v trasladOs IA
Sentencias cOndenatOrias 55
Sentencias absOlutorias 10
Classification de los delit0s: AL
teracion de la paz, 3 absolutOrios
y 10 cOndenatOriOs; AcOmetimien-
TO y aggression, ) absolutOriOs Y 10
cOndenatOriOs; Juegos prOhibidOs,
4 absolutOriOs Y II cOndenatoriOs.
InfracciOn Ley carretera, 0 alb
suelto Y / cOndenado; Infracci6n
Ley arbitrios 0 absuelto Y / con-
denado Infraccion Ley prohibi-
ci0n, 0 absuelto, 3 condenados; In-
fraction Ley Cierre, O. ,absnelto, A
condenadOs; Infracci0n Ley SAM.
dad, 1 absuelto y7'condenados !;
Hurto menor, O. absueltos, I conde-
nado; Abuse de confianza, / alb
suelto, l condenado; Danos mali
ciosos,3 absueltos y | condenados;
Falsa representation, 0oabsuelto.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-09-11

Mr.. H. B. Conner attended an inn.
portant convention of bankers at
Shreveport the first of the week. At
this meeting, which was held for the
purpose Of discussing the injustice
done small banks by the Federal Re-
serve Bank, on the mater of demand
check to be RENTED at par, resolu-
tons were adopted and approved by
the representatives of the Louisiana
banks, refusing to cash said checks
thru the Federal Reserve Banks. at
par, and demanding that the Federal
Reserve Bank make the following
notation on the back of such checks
as are refused payment at par by To-
cal banks: "This check cannot be
handled By the Federal Reserve
Bank" and returned, so that the
check in question can be deposited
and cleared in the usual way, thru
commercial banks. It seems unfair
to the Sentinel that the Federal Re-
serve Bank should seek to use ''big
stick methods on the small banks in
trying to force them to remit for
checks at par. It has been the Gus
tom for all times past for a charge to
be made for just service. and we
don't, for the life of us, see why a
bank is not entitled to the meagre
compensation Of one-tenth Of one per
cent or less for all the service they
are called upon in RENTING for their
foreign checks. We concur with the |
small bank in their contention that
they win not be dominated by the |
Federal Reserve Bank, and hope that
all depositors, seeing the fairness Of |
their contention, will show proper
wherever called upon.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-09-11
SANDERS THE WINNER IN SEN
ATORIAL RACE

In the Times-Picayune of the Stl
inst is an article headed: Sander
Seems to Lead Strongly in Senator
ial Race. This article contained som,
very strong reasons why Sander
should win and a number of Others
why he would win.
First Why he should win a.
against Mr.. Broussard, is that in q
committee meeting in the third Con.
gressional district, a motion was
made, seconded by Mr.. Broussard,
and carried, strongly opposing Wood
row Wilson in his second term for
President, and rendering their I'M
qualified support to Charles Evans
Hughes, the Republican candidate
for President. Mr.. Sanders strongly
supported Mr.. Wilson.
Second Why he should win over
Gallery, is that Mr.. Caffery ran on
an independent ticket, against Mr..
Heard, the regular Democratic NOM
inee for Governor, and received the
Republican support.
One Of the reasons why Sanders
strength is rapidly growing in New
Orleans, is that the Berhman follow
ers generally are supporting Brous-
sard, and while Gallery and Sanders
both taught the New Orleans ring,
many do not believe Cagery can win
and that every vote cast against San
ders is equivalent to a vote for the
candidate supported by the Berhman
following, and that even if Behrman
was defeated, their part in electing
the United States Senatorwould help
keep alive the organization and give
ii vitality and force.
Still another reason why Sanders
is now rapidly gaining in strength is
that after he was knitted for the Uni
ted States Senate by the ring, he de-
clared: my back is against Pearl
River and my face against the City
Hall" and ever since he has been
delivering telling blows against
them.
Another reason for his gaining
IN strength is that he has always been
a strong advocate for legislation
beneficial to the farming interests
and the protection of the State from
foods.
Another reason why Sanders is win
hing Is that he never deserts friend
Another reason why he is gaining
8 on account of his being man of
lational reputation and known abil-
ty and great political experience, he
would enter the Senate with "a fol-
owing and influence that could not
'e appropriated by either of the
Their candidates.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-09-11

Can Louisiana farm anG back-yards
produce top quality poultry and eggs
and II SO, is the land on which same
is grown too valuable to merely
raise chickens? Authorities at the
Louisiana State Uuiersity and of the
United States Department of Agri-
culture state emphat;cally that as
good quality poultry and eggs can be
and is produced in limited quantities
IN this parish, as in any other section
of the United States.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-09-11
OLD TIMER ON INCONSISTENCY

Dear Mr.. Editor-The writer O.
these few lines, has read, with thai
proud swelling of the heart, caused
by the knowledge that he is an Amer
lean, that a conference is being hello
by President Wilson, Secretary Col
by, and Under-Secretary Davis, as to
the bcundry lines of Poland, and that
the startling fact had been revealed
that the Poles were guilty of incon-
sistency-(N. o. Item, Sunday Sept.
5, 1st page, 7th column)
Now, Mr.. Editor, This is as it
7 should be-let us insist that Poland
is not inconsistant-that Poland does
not change her boundry lines, and
above all, let us see to it that Poland
is not inconsistent.
1t is a matter of small Importance
that this country is on the verge of
a crash, from strikes, unrest, land high
prices. 1t matters not that a wave of
crime is sweeping over the whole
country. 1t matters not that the Ital-
ian workmen have seized the public
works, and the government is power
less. 1t matters not the fearful state
that affairs are in, in Ireland. (God
love the Irish-the writer has Irish
blood in his veins). This can be ac-
counted fort is the aftermath of
the war. 1t matters not that millions
acres of land were overlooked this
year, and thousands of homes made
desolate.
Let US not worry about all this, but
Dad gum it, Mr.. Editor, let US be
firm with Poland, and keep these
boundries straight. The heart of
Europe will be broke if they are not.
We will soon have another President, |
but what he vii do for US remains to
be seen. This is the tamest presiden-
tial election the writer has ever
known. The League of Nations and
Prohibition were once the all-impor
tant topics, but that has died out,
and the vital question now is-How
much money the other fellow has in
his slush fund.
The writer is not politician; has
never run for Office, nor held any.
except that of road overseer, under
the old system, when the plantation
hands worked the road, and YOU
threw little dirtin the mud holes
and everybody "cussed" you and you
had a whole lot Of trouble getting
he $12 due you for the years work,
'u ne does not approve of the present
'tyle OF mud-slinging, now in vogue
Turing a campaign. He does not ap- !
'rove of one orator asking another
UGH questions as:-"Were you not
aught coming out of your neighbor's
len house, on the night of October
tn, 1914, with a sack containing six
hickens and one duck" and then
ne other to reply;-"That is bias
hemous false, but is it not a fact
hat on May the 18th, 1912, your
eighbors investigated your smoke
ouse and found that though you
ad only killed two hogs, you had K
ured three thousand pounds of
Ieat?"
Now Mr.. Editor, if these assertions
re true, neither should have the Of
ce, but if the writer had to vote, his
loice would be the man with the H
lree thousand pounds of meat, as
could establish an alibi and claim
cut his meat up to an advantage.
Yours truly,
OLD TIMER
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-09-11
DATE OF SWINE MEETING
CHANGED.

The date Of the meeting Of the
Louisiana Swine breeders Association
on the Long Bell Farm. DeRidder,
Louisiana, has been changed from
October a, to Thursday, September
80, announces ]. B. Frahcioni, Sec
Rotary. This change Is hecessitated
50 as not to conflict with some Of the
parish and district agricultural fairs.
This makes it possible to give all who
are going to attend the sale and met
ing. ample time in which to make
anal preparst|pn for the Fairs.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-09-11
Clerk and Tax Col. I Town y; OWE q Tidal,
TOWN TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE.

In conformity with Act IS OF l8s8. notice Z
hereby given to all parties holding mortSas
ges upon real estate In the Town OF Vidaiia.
on which taxes for the year 1918 have not
been paid, that will begin the sale ~ same
az the Court House door in Town on VidaIia
on SATURDAY, the 18th Of Sept. A. d. IaSj
and that number OF pieces OF propery. so
oennquent, are now being advertised in this
newspaper In conformity with the law pre.
paratory TO such sales. The attention on the
mortgage creditors Is especially called 10
these advertisements of tax sales and they
sale as may be necessary TO protect their
rights. L. C.VANCE,
Clerk and Tax Col. Town of vidalia.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-09-11
Decline To Stand With
Parker As Supporting
Wilson
DISTRICT PROGRESSIVE ADOPT RESOLUTIONS
FAVoRING HUGHES

MORGAN of the Progressive
Following discussion conditions following
resolution by w. Lafarge
WHEREAS President and the Pro-
State Convention held
Louisiana electoral
confidence the wisdom
WHEREAS Mr. M
dent is advocating States
WHEREAS right
the
Ona District is UNALTERAGLY EEECTON OF MR.
would
and
WHEREAS great agricultural
the principles therefore, 1
RESoLFED by
the Third Congressional District THAT WE REGISTER oPPos
TION OF THIS COMMITTEE TO
PLEDGE OURSELVES TO DO ALL DEFEAT
BE FURTHER of the Progressive PARTY ba
deemed nomination.
ness and prosperity Of the people of this District
guarded BY THE ELECTION AS
an open and fearless advocate Of the policy labor and
American A ""U
THIS SAME MR. FOR THE UNITED STATES
SENATE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY OF
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OF CONCORDIA.
10y VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
- vested ga IN me by the constitution and
iawso the State of Louisiana, / will sell al
the principal front door of the I,ourt HouSe
In which the Civil District Court of said
parish IS held, within the legal hours for
judicial sales, beginning ut ii O'Clock a. m.
on TUHDAY, the 18th of Sept. 1920 and
continue on each succeeding day; until said
sales are completed, all iinmovable property
on which taxes are now due to the Town OF
| Nldaila, TO enforce collection of taxes as
sessed In the year 1912, together with
Interest Interest thereon from the Sist day OF
! December 1919, at the rate of two per cent
per month until paid, and all costs.
me name said delinquent tax PAYERS.
s sne amount OF taxes due by each on the as
sessmenb OF SAID years, and the iInmovable
property assessed to each, TO be offered TOR
sale as follows to-wit: w
ALCOM LINCOLN Lot No, u of Dale
Decentralization.
Taxes, int. and costs, s rs
GREEN, JIM. s. u of Lot %, of Hough Mat
30 so. Taxes, interest and cests. s2.OO
HARRIS. CAss, Tutor. Lot 30 of Hough
Plat. Taxes, int. and costs IT'S
KINDREKs, NNDREw, Lot ?. Block n
Gillespie addition. Taxes, int and costs 81 s5
SMITH, VIRGINIA. Lot on new street
Taxes, int. and costs 81 Is
On said day Of sale, / will sell such NORTON |
of said property as said debtor will poInt
out: and In case the debtor will not point out
snficlent property, viii at once, and without |
further delay, sell the least quantity OF said !
property OF said debtor which any bidder
Will buy for the amount OF taxes, interesi
ana costs que oy said debtor; the sale will |
tender money OF the United States. and fhs
property sold shall be redeemabIe 1T anv
time i0r the space OF one year by paying The |
and penalties added 0"S1s
10th day OF Aug, 1919.
Clerk and Tax Col. Town ~ vid,.,,.
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The proc2ellngs Of the Monday
and Wednesday meetings of the Po-
lice Jury viii appear next issue.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-09-11
TOWN TAX SALES
THE TOWN OF vIDAL1A.

DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS. PARIsI
OF CONCORDIA.