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STANTON NEWS NOTE s.

Newport, June 22.-At the first election
under the new School Code, held here on
Saturday, the followingboardw as elected :
Earle Dickey, Alvin Satterthwaite and
William Chambers.
Chldre.. s Day exercises were held in
the Stanton NJ. z. Church on Sunday
evening
The Stanton Community Association
held a business meeting on Friday evening
in the Friends Meeting House, at which
time arrangements were completed Tor
the carnival which the association will
hold on the lawn adjoining the Friends
Meeting House, on July 81, %, % and "a.
The Shepherds Of Bethlehem will hold
a strawberry festival on the lawn OF the
Friends Meeting House on Wednesday
evening june 80,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Othoson and
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hen
erickson of Iandenbcrg. Pa, motored to
Middletown on Sunday to attend the
special services held at st. Anne's Church.
Mrs. c. p. Dickey and Miss Edna A.
Chambers attended the canning CON
ference held at Dover on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. j. Dickey had as their
guests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Holtsizer and Mr., and Mrs Leon Holt
sizer Of Philadelphia, Pa.
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Danncr Of Dover. Prof. Carl w. w.
Sohantz, superintendent Of the Symrna
public schools and Lewis G. Armstrong,
State Supervisor of Agriculture, will be
the ushers James Henry Hazel of Dover
will be best man. The ceremony will be
performed by Rev. James Wesley Colona.
Preceding the ceremony, Lewis James
Howell, baritone, will sing. The wedding
march will be played by Nina Prettyman
Howell, violinists, and Miss Agnes Toole,
pianist, cousins of the bride.
Prof Anderson is a native OF Manistique
Michigan Following his graduation from
Michigan Agricultural College, in 1917, he
was engaged for two years in the High
School OF that State, following which he
came to Dover, where for the past year
he has been engaged in vocational work
at the High school. Miss Sicily is regarded
"a one of the most successful teachers in
the primary grades of Dover schools.
Following the ceremony on Tuesday
evening, the bride and groom will leave
for an automobile tour, through the West,
after which they will be Mt home at
Newton Square, Pa. where Prof, Andcr-
son has accepted the post of principal OF
one of the largest high schools in the
suburbs of Philadelphia.
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MILFORD AND VICINITY.

Milford. June 22-The first election
under the new School Code, Milford
special district, was held on Saturday
afternoon, with the result that Rev.
Henry l.. Bunstein, pastor Of the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church, was elected a mem
Der for three wears; Colonel Theodore
Townsend. owner and editor Of the
Milford Chronicle, for two years. and Dr.
Walter L. Grier for one wear DIR. GrIer
and Colonel Townsend are new members
Of the board, while MIR. Bunstein was
secretary Of the board which was APP
pointed last year by Governor Townsend.
Under the provisions Of the code Prof.
Robert f.. Shilling, the superintendent Of
schools Of the Milford special district, was
in charge Of the election and was auto
matically returned as superintendent for
another wear.
Harold Horsey OF Dover, assistant to the
bank examiner Of the State, was week
end guest of Marshall Jones.
Mrs. John Shape Of Chester, Pa, is
visiting relatives over the weekend.
MIR. and Mrs John H. Mason Of Brvn
Mswr, Pa, sre spending several DAYS
with MIR. and Mrs McBlair Lloyd. Mrs
Mason was formerly a resident OF Milford,
but this is her first visit IN over 30 years
to her home town.
William r. Halbert, who is employed
az sn engineer on the new du Pont boule-
vsrd, has moved his family from Balti-
more to Milford.
Robert R. Hall, linotype operator Of
Philsdelphia, has accepted a position in
the Milford Chronicle Office and with
Mrs. Hall is staying temporarily with
Mrs. Halls parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
L. jackson.
A number of Milford residents attended
the 2l5th anniversary Of Old st. Anne's
Church, Middletown, on Sunday.
The fourth game Of the series between
Milford and Harrington, played at Mil
ford on Saturday afternoon, resulted in
Milford winning by the score of to /.
The series now stands with Milford having
won three games and Harrington one.
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Febra,arv "a IN % 1921. The National

February "a TO 20, 1921. The National
Educational Association meets in Atlantic
City February % to March 3, next year,
and as the two bodies are closely connect
ed il is desired to hold the former conven-
ton not far from Atlantic City.
l.. III. Dennis, state director for voca-
tiortil education of Pennsylvania, is chair
mar} of the committee that selected the
place for the meetings of the National
Society. Mr.. Helm and Westley OLcary,
assistant commissioner of Education for
New Jersey are the other members of the
committee. Mr.. Helm recently received
a letter from the chairman asking for
suggestions as to the meeting place. He
is arranging to have the committee meet
in Wilmington next week to look over the
prospects of the convention being accom-
modated there. Delegates Will attend this
convention from all parts of the country,
numbering several thousand, and If 1T is
secsired forWilmington will be one OF the
largest conventions ever held IN that city
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per pound after they are hulled
The farmers have been very busy also
setting out tomato plants. The wheat il
ripening very fast, and no doubt some
will be cut the Inst Of this week. The fly
has done considerable damage in some
fields, but the outlook 10 good for fine
yield
The election was held here last Satur-
day in the schooihouse. There were but
20 odd votes in favor of the code. The
great majority were against il. In one
district, in Milford Neck, there whs not
a vote for the code.
A union picnic Of two public schools
was held ut 'Thompsonville Church grove,
in NJ Milford Neck, last Saturday. There
was n large attendance and about 80 gal
Ions of ice cream and n lot nf cake were
given to the children and others.
The strawberry season Is about over
here. They brought good prices.
The FIRST quarterly conference OF Trinity
NJ l.. Church Of Frederica was held Sun
day evening IN the church, with District
Superintendent w r. Mowbray pre-
siding. Before the conference the superin-
tendent gave nm address on the work Of
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HELD AS MURDER SUSPECT

Dover, June 22-Lev Rias, the Negro
who was taken into custody the early
part Of last week, supposed TO know some,
thing concerning the death Of BILLY
brooks. the Negro whose dead body was
found IN q small strip Of woods south OF
Dover IN the afternoon Of June z, was gwen
! hearing Saturday night, before Mags-
trate T. F. Wood and held on charge
of murder Of Brooks. !,
When Rias was first arrested and asked
whether be knew anything about Brooks or
whore he wa. on Monday night, he denied
having seen or been with Brooks on the
night Ia question, but when confronted
V1th persons who had seen them together
IN the night of June going toward the
strip az Woods, and had spoken TO both
men. admitted the latter fast.
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
DIR. w. Lloyd Bevan Appointed
Professor of History at Della
ware College.
PEAS PROVING PROFITABLE
Thunderstorm PLAYS Havoc
Around Frederick, Destroying
Henry Hancely's Home.
5,..,,,, r-,crv Evenings Cores pond dents.

Prom Every Evenings Correspondents
Newark. June Announcement has
,can made OF the appointment OF Dr; w
lF,yd lle.-an Of Kenyon College, Gambler,
ohio. as associate Professor of History at
u laware COLLEGE, I" succeed Dr ~
l,obcrts Greenfield. resigned. DIR. Bevan
Is a graduate offJohns Hopkins Unlver-
sltv. where he received his Il. A. degree:
He received Nj. A. degree IN the school
of Political Science, Columbia University,
and Doctor of Political Science, unlver-
sItv of Munich, Germany. lie was a
student at Universities of Rome, Vienna
snd Oxford. He is a member OF the
Authors and Columbia University Clubs,
New York. For five years DR.. Bevan was
professor of European History, University
Of the South, and Professor OF History for
three wears at the same institution. tie
elso taught one year at Kenyon College.
DR.. Bevsn will come to Delaware at
the beginning of the term in September
DIR. Greenfield, whom he succeeds, re-
Gently accepted an assistant professorship
nj Yale University.
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NEWS OF LEWES.

bewes, June Ply an executive order
isr,,od at Washington an branches Of
the Treasury Department. with Offices
IN The Federal building here viii De closed
at O'Clock on Saturdays from June 10
to eeptcmber Is.
Rev. c. q B. Turner ST. Peter'sE e.
Church has returned from Washington,
o. c., where he bad been enjoying q weeks
vacation.
Mrs. Msryhan Bertrand IL entertaining
hyr sister, Mrs. Margaret shesrer Of Phil
e.iel,his, this week, in the Bertrand cot
tagc, on the beach.
Charles B. Barnes and Miss Addie p
WeseI Of Aoccmao, Va, high school
teacher at Cape Charles, will be married
on June %. They will 60 70 Philadelphia
after the ceremony and thence TO Atlantic
City for week O. two, before taking up
their permanent home in Lewes.
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INTERESTING WEDDING AT DOVER.

Dover, June 22.-The wedding, on
Tuesday evening, June %, in the Peoples
Christian Church, of Miss Florence
Elizabeth Steffy, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. George W Stefy of near Dover,
TO Prof Charles Daniel Anderson. promises
TO be an interesting event. Miss Sicily
is teacher in the Dover Public Schools
and Prof Anderson has had charge Of the
agricultural department. The maid
Of honor will be Miss Kathleen Lord Of
Dover and the bridesmaids will include
Miss Ruth Y Satterfeld Of Harrington
and Miss Elizabeth Mattiford Of Smyrna.
The flower girls will be Jean Prettyman
Howell of Philadelphia and Alice Hazel
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STORM WRECKS FREDERICA HOUSE

Frederica, june 27-Dunng the thun-
der storm of last Friday evening the house
owned by Henry Hancely was struck by
lightning and burned to the ground. The
family was absent at the time, but neigh
bore saved part of the furniture. II Is q
big loss TO the owner, as there was no IL
surancc.
The farm owned by William e. Davis
estate was sold few days ago. The pur-
chaser was Howard Hudson, who Is the
present occupant. Consideration, sl4, 900.
MIR. and Mrs Thomas Cshall and
daughter of Wellington, Pa, have been
visiting his father and mother, DR.. and
Mrs. T. Y. Cahall.
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SUSSEX WEDDINGS.

Georgetown. June 22-Recent mari-
ages in this county follow: Miss Carrie
T.. Blades. Stanton and Page Brown,
Bridgevile, last Wednesday, by Rev.
ID. W. Jacobs, at Bridgeville; Miss Rhoda
w. Wiley. Greenwood and Paul II
Kenney, Lau~el, lass Wednesday. by
Rev. n c. Benson, At Greenwood; Miss
Hannah Hazard Lewes, and RAYMOND
Smith. near Lcwes. last Wednesday, by
Rev. Howard Davis, at Lcwes; Miss Lila
NJ. Maynadier, Rehoboth Reach, and
James W HYDE, "A newspaper man Of
Washington, d. G.. last Wednesday, BY
Rev. $. ID Van Loan rector Of st. Paul $
Church Of Georgetown.
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SUSSEX SCHOOL ELECTION.

Georgetown, June %. Returns received
here from about twenty-five Of the lS5
school districts 81 the county indicate that
opponents 81 the school code on Satlr-
day succeeded in electing DR. Robert y.
Hopkins, Milton. Ehen A. Townsend. of
near Dagsboro. and l. Elmer Tyndall, Of
Nanticoke district, as members of the
Sussex county Board Of Education for all
Of the districts outside the four special
districts Of the county The exact returns
Thursday or Friday. when the State
Board Of Education, sitting at Dover,
will act as the canvassing board.
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EVENING COMPANY.

Newport, June 22.-Miss Irene Gregg
entertained a few friends at her home
here on Saturday evening. Those present
were: Misses Marian Deakyne Of Chester
Pa: Minnie Galway of Wilmington,
Mary LYMAN, Frances Ball and Edna
Cannon of Newport; Raymond johnson,
Carroll ]. Giles, Francis j. Callahan oil
Wilmington, Arranoe Morris OF Belle
fonte, Mitchell Pierson of Newport, John
R. lyman and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Gregg of Newport.
The evening was spent in games and
Emusic and refreshments we're served. The
Young ladies were also entertained at q
house party over the weekend by Miss
Gregg.
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SCHOOL ELECTION AT LEWEs.

Le,ves, June 22.-Two members of the
old School Board were reelected, Satur-
day, and one new member chosen, 10
represent Lewes Special School District.
Napoleon B. Register received 115 votes
and will be 8 director three years; DR..
james Beebe, the new member, with 80
votes. will serve two years, and Thomas
r. Ingram, receiving rs votes, one year.
Next year only oDe director viii be voted
for
The only woman candidate, Mrs.
Clara Marshall received so votes and %
cast for DR.. J. NJ. Martin; Charles Jones
received 4.
The old board retires by law on June
80, after which the newly directors viii
meet and organize.
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S SCHOOL ELECTION IN KENT.

Dover, June 22.-From the returns re-
ceived here yesterday by Clerk OF the
Peace Jacob Heyd Of Saturdays school
election in Ken county in the rural dis
tricts, out Of the so heard from, with
about ID or 20 more vet TO receive re-
turns, the anti-code ticket has won The
anti-code candidates, Messrs, Morris Har-
rington, Elijah F. Melvin and Elmer
Bowdle, have received nearly 1000 votes,
the total so far showing o79, while the old
board ticket, favorable 10 the code, has
received 200 in the so districts
Governor Townsend has not vet signed
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SAILORS ON SHORE LEAVE.

Iswes. June 22---Ice cream pariors,
hotel verandas and the promenade 30
the beach are well patronized, this week,
bv natty Junior and senior navy officers,
q number from the n. s. S. Batch being
ashore.
These with the pe.sonneI of she Navy
Radio Station located hers, and officers
of the q. s. Coast Guard Of this district,
al in regulation GUNNER uniform OF white
duok, make quite naval contingent.
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~ Eduostion, which took place IN this
town Saturday, resulted in the election
a Edward u. vsker, Of Selbyvillc. james
u. GosIae. N StOckley, and George a. Hill,
Of BridgeviIIe AZ members n The county
board. Harry T.. Cannon, Ira Lewis and
Charles Owens az members u the local
Board Of Education. Much interest was
manifested IN this election as the new
school code was the main interest. One
hundred voting m favor Of the cofis
while seven voted againss IL.
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CHARLES RAwLTNs wEDs.

BridgevilIe, June ~ Announcement
have been received in town of the mar
riage of Charlea Henry RawlIns, yy., Epn
of g. II Rawlins, cashitT NJ the Baltuo1re
Trust Go. Bank of BridgeyiIle, and
GLADYS Robertson Smith, daughter "
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Ernest Smith Of
Ridgley, Maryland After spending tho
summer here with their father they Will -
10 Annapolis, Md, where Mr.. Rewllns
is Engaged as an instructor a. The Mili-
tary Acadcmy
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MONEY IN PEAS.

Frederioa, June 22-Nunson & Sons
are canning peas and running day and
night in order to handle the big crops
Over one hundred wagonloads have been
standing on the streets at one time for
several days waiting for their turn. The
farmers are making money out OF their
peas this year They receive four cents
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DIAMOND STATE GRANGE.

Stanton, June 22-The members OF
Diamond State Grange enjoyed a good
social time last evening, when about so
of the members motored to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Othoson, near
Stanton. The evening was spent IN play
ing games Refreshments were served.
The next social will be held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs G. p. Dickey, on Monday
eveoipy Juiy
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CHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY.

Dover, Juno 22.-The Delaware Chill
dren's Home Society has reorganized for
tho year by the election Of James II
Hughes of Dover ms president; John ).
Mullin, Wilmington, vice-prcsident; DIR
II. @. Budd, Dover, secretary and treas
urer; John b. Hutton, Dover, attorney,
w. X. Lord, superintendent.
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NEWPORT SCHOOL ELECTION.

Newport, June pat the first election
hsid under the new School Code, here on
Saturday, the following board was elected
Hylsnd B. Lyman, for three years. W. A.
Danncnhauer, for two years; Miss Ella
w. Johnson, for one year.
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WEDDING AT GEORGETOWN.

Georgetown, june 22-Miss Hettie
Kelley and RAYMOND Givens, both
residing here, were married Saturday
night at the First NJ. p. parsonage by
Rev. J. T. Bailey. The bride is a graduate
of the Georgetown High School, and for
the past two years has been teaching in
the rural districts.
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ATKINS INJURIES FATAL.

Georgetown. June 22-Stanford Atkins
aged % wears son Of Benjamin Atkins
residing near Shortley, was so severely
injured about the head Sunday afternoon,
as a result of his Ford automobile turning
turtle. on the al Pont Boulevard. between
Frankford and Scbyville. that he died last
night in the Bcebe hospital. Lewes, where
he was rushed shortly after the accident
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the General Conference held NJ Des
Moines. ft wns very interesting and
helpful.
About 2oIitfle folks attended The birth
day party Of little Clnra Wiz, yesterday
afternoon
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MORRIS TRIAL JULY I.

Georgetown, June % Ollie II Morris
self-Confesscd murderer Of his father. Der
rick b. Morris, has been returned to the
Sussex jail lie has regained his voice
His trial has been set for July l.
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SERIOUS CHARGE.

Dover, June 22-Denny Masten. a
white man, was arrested yesterday after
noon charged with toying with colorcd
girl. aged years Masten was lodged in
jail in default Of bail.
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EVERY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DELAWARE TUESDAY

the School Code Revision BILL and gives
no intimation whether il will be signed
or not. He has until July 3 to consider
all bills passed by the recent special
session which were not signed during the
session.
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CANNON-FAUCETT WEDDING.

Dover, June 22-Elisha Cannon of
Dagshoro. and Miss Elma Faucet of
Georgetown were married az the parson-
age Of Wesley NJ. T.. Church, this town,
on Saturday, by Rev. J. W. Colona.
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CONVENTION FOR WILMINGTON.

Newark. June 22.-Eforts are being
made by r. W Helm, state director for
vocational education, TO secure the annual
convention of the National Society for
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MRS. BETTY MORNGA DEAD.

seaford, juno 22.--Mrs Betty Morgan,
widow Of William Morgan, died Saturday
night, at tho home Of her son, Elwood
Morgan, In Blades, aged ~ years, Her
funeraI was held this afternoon al Gregg
NJ. f.. Church, Blades, Rev j Ward Mills
officiating. Burial was made in Blades
cemetery. She il survived by the follow
ing children: Rev. T.. r. Morgan, Chin
cotea ptie.. Va, Tlwood Morgan and Robert
Morgan, Blades; also the following brother
and sisters: Rev G.. vi Hastings, Perry
vile. Md. David Hastings, Mrs. Robcrt
James, Mrs Bennie Culver, Blades.
CODE SUSTAINED Al BRTDGEVILLE.
Bridgeville, June n The first eIeotion
~ y,,arnbeya of tho gfssqx collnty Board
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CODE SUSTAINED Al BRrDGEvmLE

Bridgeville, June % The first election
of members Of the SUSSEX county Board
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-10-30

tue of an order Of seizure and sale
issued out of the honorable Twenty
Sixth Judicial District Court for the
Parish of St. Tammany, Louisiana,
and to me directed. have seized
and will offer at public sale at the
principal front door of the court
house in the town OF Covington, La,
between legal sale hours, on
Saturday, December 4, 1920,
the following described property, to-
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-10-30

up better and quicker than nasty
calomel and without making you
sick, you just go back and get your
money.
II you take calome1 today you'll
be sick and nauseated tomorrow; be
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-10-30

sides, 1t may salivate you, while II
you take Dodson's Liver Tone you
will wake up feeling great, full Of
ambition and ready for work Or play
It's harmless, pleasant and safe to
give to children; they like it.-Adv.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-10-30

A certain lot or parcel of land to-
gether with all buildings and i'm
provements thereon, lying and being
situated in the Town of Slidell, La
St. Tammany Parish, and being more
fully described as being lots Nos
and in Square No. % Of the
said town. Each of said lots meas
ure so by 100 feet, and the said
square is bounded by Carey, Brake
field, Robert and First streets, &C
cording to the map and plan of sur
vey of the said town.
Being the same property acquired
by act before l.. V. Cooley. notary
public, on the 1st day Of March,
1919, registered in G. o. B. "A, folio
455 and M. o. B. ~" page 4S1, st.
Tammany parish.
Terms Of Sale-Cash, without ap-
praisement.
WALTER GALATAS,
oc30-6t Sheriff.
666 cures Malaria, Chills and
Fever, Bilious Fever, Colds and La
Grippe. 1t kills the paratite that
causes the fever. 1t is q splendid
laxative and general tonic.-Adv.
YOU WOULDN'T TRY
TO TAME A WILDCAT
lr. Dodson Warns Against Use of
Treacherous, Dangerous
CalOmel.
Calomel saliWates! It's mercury.
Calomel acts like dynamite on a
sluggish liver. When calomel comes
into contact with sour bile it crashes
into II, causing cramping and nausea.
II you feel bilious, headachy, con-
stipated and all knocked out, Just
go to your druggist and get bot
tie Of Dodson's Liver Tone for few
cents which is harmless vegetable
substitute for dangerous calomeI
Take a spoonful and II it doesn't
start your liver and straighten you
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-10-30
SHERIF'F"S SALE.

SHERIFF"S SALE.
l. B. Rennyson VS.. Succession of Mrs.
~ Annie B. Koepp Rivers, wife
Grover c. Rivers.
No. 1911.
Twenty-Sixth Judicial District Court.
Parish Of st. Tammany,
Notice Is hereby given that by viz