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their ,ns,.tq,.ur ". Sc n'..! l., r"
Eastern Sta" chapter T. 'Er J; ;n...''
a.:'lc on IN, '.a,iz r;l" 90, N"hm"a''aN
c>.niuG. y r.i:.h": 60! ,-T...''a' I. VII
t. .nltiatcd '!.'u -. "3,.r:. ."t r;,'.ti'h"r~
arr. expected 90 h." ~" ~ wirh",.i fuT-
'hrr invitation '.!Lr rh.s notice.
Election oa!cials.
The clerks %nL judge, vi" served In
he various prcrinr! N"t!hE places ia
ih,s riiy at fhr last rl."u'n. viii Il" -N-
pcclei to lie on dHt! at ihr primary
cln.t.pn tomorrow, a.. ord.nS {" Il state
mrut Of rit! officials. Ihos" VIII" VIII nc
unable To serve have been asked to no
tify the central committeeman.
soldier'G FGnoral
The funeral services Tor Private
I.canard r. Wilson. whose body arrived
here Saturday ffum over srnH, Will be
held from the home Of thc pnrerls. Ar.
and Mrs. George Wilson OF Bench street,
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. HeV.
r. O. Morris. pastor Of the Flrst Meth
Odist church. will uffICiate. and the body
wIll be laid to rest IN lhnwood cene-
tory. Tho American Legion post VIII
rive the body military burial. IrlNh'e
Wilson was mcmbcr Of 20. Is. $50 IN
fantry. and died Of pneumonia IN France
on october IL, ISlh.
To Entertain Club
Mrs Minnie MriStnr VI. entertain the
members Of the NJ. n. club Of the Wo-
mnn's Benefit Association OF The MaCa-
bees. a, her homo at stop Il. BruOkside.
Friday evening OF this week. The event
Will he in the nature Of a euchre and
dow, -" party, and a fine time Is
promised.
Knights Of Columbus
TIE regular meeting OF the local coun-
eli Of knights of Columbus vii! be held
In the Eagles home on the Cadiz pike
this evening Many matters Of impor-
lance are reported on hand for action.
md the officials are expecting all OF the
members present At the meeting.
Suffered Electric Shock.
The condition Of G. +. Gillham. well
known resident Of Kirkwond who Was
rendered unconscious AS n result OF rom-
ing into contact with a live wire while
standing on fridge street near trlH-
phone pole few days ago. Is reported
improving nicely. and tho victim Is eX-
.rectcd TO recover rapidly. Only good
fortune saved the man from being KILLED
Instantly.
Coffes Social Planned.
Another OF the enjoyable social AZ
fairs In the nature OF \ coffee supper
will he held hy the members Of the
Ladies Aid society Of 81. Paurs Luth-
ernn church In the sunday school rooms
Of tho church tomorrow evening. 4
pleasing program has been ~ rec! for
the evening, and all have been ..rorniSed
flnc time.
Handy Novelty.
The Bridgeport Hardware company
started Sasurday evening giving TO their
patrong one OF the hGndieSt novelties IN
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pary ball game scheduled for sunday
WAS postponed owing 70 the Pelkey
funeral.
Or. ~ W. Higgins former local doc
Tor. now a specialist IN IA fillmore ana
Philadelphia ~ visiting with friends IN
BclIa.rc for & few days.
Their, wore no services ~ ;he Trim
ity EplScUpat church yesterday. All
church meetings will be suspended dur
:nE august
l.ocal voting booths Will be open THIS
afternoon FOR three hours 20 grant re-
moval certificates 70 voters moving
from one prscinCt to another.
County Treasurer J. .. Perry or 81
Cu,Irsvttlr was Bellatre Visitor sat
urday evening.
Rev. Calvin Hszlett OF Newark Tor
mcr Bellaire pastor occupied the pulPits
IN local It.shytcrian churches sunday
Local attorneys will attend tho har
association outing saturday at the
summer home OF J. c. Heinlc!n cast OF
81 Clairsv!!le.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
How to Make
Your Own Complexion
Treatment at Home

posure to sun and wind. this combihA.
ton will work q wonderful transformA'
ton. Thousands who are using II re-
port the same results have had.
Miss o. C. says:"My compile zion vas
poor and my skin rough. NY neck:
exposure. TIE very first application OF
this wonderful Derwillo-oatmeal COM
bination convinced me that my poor
complexion and skin blemishes woula
few weeks All these <rnsightly defects
had entirely disappeared and l shall
always use II TO keep my complsxlon
at It's best all the time. l nave recom.
meaded it to my girl friends ana tnsy
are just as enthusiastic over u ~ !
theatre dances or parties and it'e won.
derful what difference 1t makes N
our appearance.
Mrs. @. V. writes: Oatmeal and Dsr.
willo have worked miracles with my
complexion. l had many despised win.
hands and arms were covered with
freckles. After eight weekf use OF
Mae Edna Wildcrs wonderful complex
lon prescription these Questionable DE-
fects have entirely vanished. look
ten years younger and advise every Rlti
and woman to try II and I feel conn
dent after one or two applications they
will use Il continually and be just -
favorably impressed with II as I an
l recommend II to all Of my friends"
NOTEITs get the best effect be sure
To follow the complete directions con-
tanned in every package OF Derwillo,
and II Is so simple that anyone can
use II, and 80 inexpensive that any girl
or woman can afford II. Department
stores and druggists guarantee thAt
there will be a noticeable Improvement
after the first application or they. WI
M III
city at all toilet counters under
money refund guarantee Including y.
O. Baer: Hoge-Davis Drug Co.. and G
n. Griest 4 Co.
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days as the guests Of relatives "a
Howard street.
William Stewart Is reported Ill ~ INC
family home on the Cadiz Pike
Harry Laipple. Of the Cadiz pike LETT
Yesterday for Atlantic City TO spend his
'acatlon.
r. Sewcomb OF Council BLUFFS. Ia.
been assigned TO this district A.
n distant TO Fred Ebcrling. organizer
for the Railway Clerks and Station EN-
ploycs.
Edward Eberley returned to Fairnont'
w. Va. yesterday evening after speno'
ing Sunday with his family here.
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A Proc Oatmeal Prescription Does II
Work Overnight


New York-"It !s my own discovery
and IL takes just one night 10 get Snch
marvellous results" snys Ma" Edna
Wilder. when her friends ask her about
her wonderful complexion and the i'm.
proved appearance OF her hands and
arms. You cun do the same thing II
you follow my advice" she says. =!
feel II my duty to tell every Siri ana
woman what this wonderful prescrip.
tion did for me. Just think OF It Az
this change in singh nigh | never
tire Of telling others just what bi GUS -
about surh msrknble results. Here Is
the Identical formula that removed
every defect from my face neck, hands
and arms. Untii you try II you can
form no ida OF the marvellous change
II will make In just one application The
prescription which you can prepare at
your own home is as follows: 90 To
any grocery and get l0c worth OF ordin-
AIRY oatmeal and from any department
or drug store a bottle OF Derwillo. Pre-
pare the oatmeal as directed In every
pnckage Of DcrwillO. Before apply Ing
prrwiilo cleanse the skin thoroughly
with a good cleansing cream. u.lSka
cold cream ! have found 10 he tho besD.
The first Application Will astonish you.
1t makes tho skin appear Transparent.
smooth and yelrety. ! especially recon-
mond il bor dark. sallow skin. shiny
nose frerkles. tan. sun spots. coarse
pores. rough skin. ruddiness. wrinkles
and. in fact, every hlrmish the face.
hands and arms are heir to. II your
neck or chest ia dlsColored from e1-
posure. apply hs combination there
and the Objectionable defect will dis
appear as II by magic. 1t 10 absolutely
harmless and will not produce or slim
ulate growth Of hair. Since short
sleeves are in vogue 1t Is necessary to
have beautiful hands and arms and no
matter how rough and ungainly the
hands and arms. or what abuses they
have had through hard work and eX-
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cussed. and. according 10 n" d'Ir being
put out. there will he &rv"-t,, ~ hot
night for tn" Ia. end u: Ihe t."NC:.
According 70 ne opinion being hear !
expressed by hose who hAN" been
through many p"i-!Ca! campaigns, ana
know the signs. here is !:tl: doubt
that tho present mayor, Charles Cole
nan. vii! hc :hc victor IN the battle.
and will ~ returned for second term
10 the o:IlCc.
4asketban Game
An interesting game Of basketball Is
pronis ed for this evening at IN" stand
ard Addition Fairgrounds. when the
team from the Playground meets the
Midgcts. Of this city. Interest Is heing
stimulated in outdoor sports by the
directors OF tho grounds with excellent
results
Government Takes liant
Following the arriva. Of 4 number or
fedora; agents in this city last FRIDAY
morning. and tho taking Of samples OF
the product OF the Rslmont Products
company. notices wrre posted about the
plant and buildings OF the Nmpany on
jefferson street informing the public
that the place is government property.
Cnofficially II Is reported that the
agents. while here, we're unable 10 ma
any beverage in stock which was IN
violation OF the law. and thu tie-up OF
the building Is expected to be only tenn
porary.
Start On GLASS Plant
OFFICIALS OF the Riverside Bridge
company report al materials on mo
ground at the new lhvies Glass COM
pany plant for the rtart OF the steel
construction today. The work has boon
delayed several months on ACCOUNT or
a failure 10 reach . settlement with the
building trades. and II Will now he
rushed 10 completion
WORK n Procrssstag
Contractors in charge Of the york on
the Coerain pike report the paw w COM
pleted and thrown ocen 10 the Ilenns
run bridge Tho psving on the road
from the bridge to the top OF the hin at
deep Cut will be started this morning.
and rapid progress il bong made on
the work.
Attended Funeral
A good delegation OF the members OF
tine local post OF tire American Legion.
as we'll as many other residents of this
CITY attended the funeral services for
corporal Slain Matthews. held AT the
KirkWood Methodist church vest. rdr y
afternoon. Tho burial took place 1T
Wrsks cemetery. w-st OF Brjdveport.
Martins Tsrry Briefs.
Leonard. young son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Plntt McHenry Is confined 20 his home
with a case Of blood poisoning.
Mrs. Samuel HuskIns Is spending a
few days as the guest OF relatives ut
East liverpool, 0.
Mrs. Russell Barr Is spending a short
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-..... :.u'. This - H "e!u!oid holder
Ia&. t." r.ah; sc fC- carrying street
car ana hHs r!,t"ts 20 that they can b"
Irlt 'rG. :h"r HHA f"Gn! when wanted
ana = big dc I,.,rd MIs noted for the
novelties
Bridgeport Briefs.
Mss Martha 'i"riZcr IL his city Is
Spruuirg 4 Tvs" weeks vacation as the
quest T.! friends ~ buckeye Lake.
Frank cannon. who has suffered
nrul..n arm while attempting to jump
4 fcn,e L few days ago. IL reported I'm
proving.
Mr. and Mrs William Tennison. or
New EersinSton. are spending few
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BRIDGEPORT
MANY ATTEND FUNERAL
OF CORPORAL MATTHEWS
upREsTvE SERVICES FOE COR
PORAL RLAR MATTHEWS HHLD
AT PrR.Sr METHODIST
CHURCH-
Soldier Buried With Military Aonorn ny
American legion Post OF Martins
Ferry At Linwood.

The funeral services for the late Cor
poral Blair Matthews, soldier or the
World war whose body arrived here
about n week ago. were held at the First
Methodist church In KirSwood yester-
day afternoon with hundreds or the fet-
Grams NJ the war, and residents Of this
vicinity present to do him honor. Rev.
r., o Morris. paator Of the church. Off
cia,ed Mt the services and members IT
the Service Star Legion anil American
Legion attended In a body. The hOdy
was buried with tull military honor at
Weeks cemetery. wet of this city, with
that portion of the services In charge Of
the Martins Ferry post OF the American
Legion.
Eastoru e.arr Meet.
The FIRST regular meeting following
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Leonard young son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Plntt NcHenry Is confined 20 his home
with q case Of blood poisoning
Mrs. Samuel HuskIns Is spending a
few days as the guest OF relatives at
East liverpool. 0.
Mrs. Russell Barr Is spending a short
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Eastern gtaTE mSot.
The FIRST regular meeting following
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08

Mrs. Ruby Smith. a colored resident
OF Indian Run. is confined to the Bet
aire City hospital suffering with IN
jur!es received when gored by bull.
Mrs. Smith was passing through a fieid
on Indian Run when the maddcned bull
dashed att.r her. The woman erdeavor-
ed to escape the naddened animal but
was unaale to do so. She was brought
10 the Ci;y hospital. Where Or. w. 1.
Armstrong IS attending her.
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whaxfboat Rsosivod.

Wharfmaster Al Willis reports re-
ceipt OF a large barge from East Live
pool O.. which Is to be used for hand
ling the business o. the local wharf.
A deck house VIII be built IN the barge
during the present week, and when the
job is completed. the local terminal VIII
be the equal Of any anlong the river.
The warehouse which was built as
temporary structure will be discarded
when the boat is completed.
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We have guaranteed Typnwriters from
$1,000 up. W. ). Stoddard. Il 18th ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
DETROIT WOMAN
MAY Be CHOSEN
Business and Professional
Women Ask Re- Election

CLEVELAND. July -. - Mrs.
Lena Lake Forest, OF Detroit. was
recommended today for reelection as
president OF tho National Federation
OF Business and Professional Won.
ems clubs. by tho nominating com
mfttce OF the third annual convenr
ton being hold here. Other nomina-
tons included;
Miss Lota II. Kelly. Ration. N. NJ.
first vice president. Miss Fitzpatrick.
Saiina, kan. corresponding score
tary.
California has withdrawn from tina
national federrtion.
Miss Gail Iaughlin, san Francisco
attorney and former president.
charged that the federation acted ir.
regularly by Incorporating yenter-
day. without notifying federation
mambers 30 days In advance OF the
convention.
The instance IL but one Of the vio-
lationn." said Miss faughiin. we
shall have no further participation
in the convention
The majority side OF the conven-
ton denies tho incorporation was
without due notice. The ineorpera-
ton committee was given power 10
act al the last convention. The fed
GRAFTON IN Incorporated under the
laws Of New York
The convention WIN cioSe today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

WASHINGTON. July Sat ths
request Of Governor Harding 81 tho
federal reserve board. Senator Nc,
Lean. Connecticut today introduced
q resolution for q senate inveasiEa'
ton Of tina board and Of tho office
of the comptroller of the currency
Hariing'u request was the result
Of frequent and violent criticism az
the board and It's policy. both In con.
srcss and out Inclusion Of tho comp
troii~r's offios was based ON resent
attacks on the board by John Ekoi.
ton Williams. FORMER comptroller
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
Gamblers Caught
When Nag Forazcs

TRENTON. Mo-. July ~ - The
nexs tius certain man herc wants
10 play : suIss game Of cags1s he
win naave his horse ~ hoGsA One
day rccensiy the city marshal vas
summoned TO dls~uade the nid nax
from eating all the pansiea and
r~raniums In tho flower bnxrs In
front Of the Ezkr club ue learned
the owner was up-tairsM building
nearby. Hc found the owner and a
doxen others gambling. Being q good
marshal. he gathered ihem all in
and they were fined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
WHO WON THE WAR?
HERE'S THE WHOLE
DOPE, BOYS, LISTEN!

PARIS. July as.--1'he question
OF who won the war has been de.
cided finally. according to the
newspaper Eclair.
Printing what purporse<i TO be
an interview with former Premier
CiemeneeAu. the paper quoted
him m saying.
"Amerioa docs not understand
by what terrific efforts l won the
war.
Il had IN fight thr~e battie~.
the first against tho bocher. the
second asalnss the divided allies.
and the third against tho French
chamber. which had lost hopa
-Bus ! won
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
DARSON HITS
1 SOGGY TRAIL.

DENVER. July 27.-'Parson- J. A.
iIaxell, colorcd. head OF the Peoples
Presbyterian flock here. has an un.
comfortable ambition 20 DO a ped
dier 81 moonshine. rather than q saw.
Tor OF souls. his congregation alleges
in charges filed here today.
This parsons alleged tendencies
have disturbed the ''peace ard bar.
mony- Of tho church. Il was stated
In the petition. His time In taken up
with distribution OF homemade whia-
Ky, rather than affairs OF the church.
II In claimed.
So Parnon Hsxer today stands b.
fore the bar OF the church 20 answer
10 tho charges OF conduct ''unbecom-
Ing . minister" while his conErega
ton goes inaderiess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
Pants Not Chased
a Luxuries Now

BERLIN. July %. - when I,
Gomez 10 taxing his trousers. the
Bavarian mountainecr IL ready Ia
start the war an over again. The
Berlin government rscsntly taxed
tho mountainesrs leather trousers
as Injuries. but when the collectors
went around the Bavarian villages
they couldn't collect a penny. &c
the government decided trousers arr
. necessity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
Cremate Silk Hose
ID His Suggestion

CoALvfL.LE, Ang.. July 81. - A
funeral pyrc for silk stockings was
the suggestion made by Father Du.
gan to his congregation. He made
the appeal as part OF a national
purity campaign. He sald that
never In modern times has sensual
ity been no rampant and blatant.
Fuel To stoke up the passions pre-.
SCENTS itself all day long in startling
exhibitions Of nudity, most OF them
walking about he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
Cold Slaw Was Hot
Stuff Thew Found

HARRISBURG. Pa. July ga
coldalaw. which formerly had been
an unpopular dish, lcaped into great
favor at local boarding house re,
Gently, when diners discovered IT
carried a powerful kick. Mystery
was solved when the landiady ex.
planned she had mistaken bottle
Of aged dandeilon wine for vinegar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
English and Yank
Yachts Will Race

LONDON. July 22.--lnternationaI
races between four representative
American sixImetre yachts and four
selected British yachts are TO take
place both at Cowes and Rye during
the first week In August. Americas
four heats will be sent over In
charge Of American amateur yachts
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22
BABY FALLS IN
| SOUND, BROWNS
Left Alone, Child TumbIes
Into 3 Feet OF Water


Philip simpson. oneand a-hsif.
yeW-old son Of MFR. and Mrs.
Arthur simpson Of Taemna. Was
drowned nj Q p. ~. Thursday
when he fell from . six.foet
boat head Into Puget sound 81
Magnolia beseh on Vsshoa
island.
The boy had bc~n playing with
his brother and sister. who left
him alone for few moments while
they went TO a store nearby. he
fell In three feet OF water. and WA
dead when found. a short time later.
Tho body will be taken TO Tacoma.
According 10 tho coronors office.
this In the first drowning 70 occur
at Magnolia beach.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-22

oLYMPIA--Isids issued for build
Ing hospital at state school for deal
at vanoouvss. Lids 70 bs cpensd
August rs.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23

International disarmament is on
the way, France has accepted
President Harding's invitation to
participate in q disarmament con.
ference with a view to diminish.
ing the heavy cost of armament,
cost that has from time immemo.
rial weighed heavily about the
necks of all peoples, and which
has brought many nations to dis.
aster. Lloyd George will be pres.
ent at the Washington conference
with Arthur Balfour and Winston
Churchill. Big armies and power.
full navies seem to be nece ssary
under the present condition of
world economics; but the nations
are fast fiuding out that the policy
OF "Migh. makes right" is far too
expensive under modern methods
Of militarism, and all nations are
seeking q better way to preserve
the peace of the world, and there
seems to be no better course than
to abandon militarism and seek
juetice before an International al
court.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-07-23
TYLER BROS.
Alarming Increase in Tuberculosis.

Below publish table
Metropolitan Life
from tuberculosis greatly exceeds that
well established fact that tuberculosis
leagues which have been organized all the
lshes OF striving
The National Tuberculos
that tuberculosis bnished
hile think that this be little optimistic
100 much to declare that by all
death dimin hed within
Ihs Great White Plague" stamped entirely quarter
century
MONTHS MARCH
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STATE OF LOUlSiA'', :,
23rd Judicial District Wv"
ish of ST. Mary j
Succession OF Mrs. JosepoS oSa
son, deceased. No. 90

Notice is hereby given to ,.ss, %.
of this estate and to all 0s,'. .,n,,
herein interested to show ~: e,a 49,
ten DAYS from the date o. i.uss,sd w., y
why the final account pts'o,!n =, !ns
Thorguson. administrator - 'bonssI
should not be approved anu - D -
and the funds distributed ID
Herewith. r,i,aes q
In evidence whereof, S s.s d y
fetal signature and the imP'ssaI saI,. q
OF my Office thi, 10Th dsy .xosl ..
= Dy. Clsrs
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Total
BOARD OF HEALTH.
1862 National Supply Co,
l750S st Mary Bk & Trust Co,
vital statistics report for
first quarter 1921
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SATURDAY. THE BOTH DAlV
July. A. D., 1871,

between the hours Of IL o'cIocss !
and 4 O'Clock p. M, the lOIlV'-
described property, to,wit;
One brown horse mule named ~.
aged eight years; one brown W.
mule named Jerry, aged eIgn'!.aJ
Cne bay named Red. aged SIX Fa
one roane mare named Pas!'
seven years; one brown horse D'-
Rock, aged seven years ,,,,,sI
Gear for the said mules anu WV.
together with the following "N
tural implements, to-wll' e n
One Mccormick binder; one y
binder engine; one wagon; ons .'.sk n
disc Osborn; one John Deere Va"
plow; one ten foot harrow -
All OF the above described H'r Il {
being situated upon and used
nection with the operation o,, ~
properties leased by the ssld ~, l' 1
from E D. Vigurie, ct al, =, ~. s i
part of the Waveland pi''" q ~
situated in St. Mary Parlsn'
lana, ,rcor se3E
Sherih's OAicc Parish OF II. May
lth. 1921
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j. ANDERSON,
+. A. BOUDREAUX,
Finance Committee.
There being no further business on
motion the Council adjourned.
CHAS. LAUVE, Mayor.
G.. AUCOIN, Secretary.
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23rd judicial District Court-Par.
ish of St. Mary.
Mrs. Mary Stansbury Fromenthal
and Emily Fromenthal vs.. Wm.
T. pregeant. No. Is 067.
Under and by virtue OF writ of fieri
facias issued out of the Honorable 23rd
Judicial District Court of the State OF
Louisiana in and for the Parish Of st.
Mary, and to me directed, in the above en-
titled and numbered suit, | have seized
and shall expose at public sale, and sell
for cash, to the last and highest bidder,
according to law, at the principal front
door Of the Court House in Franklin, La. :,
on
SATURDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF
AUGUST. A. d 1921,
between the hours Of II O'Clock M, and
4 O'Clock p. m, the following described
to-wit:
One Five Passenger Automobile, called
a Dixie Flyer Touring Car.
CHARLES PECUT, Sheriff.
Sherlff's Office. Parish of st. Mary, La.
July ID, 1921.
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CAUSES OF DEATH
Total-All Causes $50.

Total-All Causes .... .........
Typhoid fever ...,... -. ............
'co SiCS -
Whcoping cough. h................ ...
Dlphtherla .......-- Observation-Disclosures.
iLilueuHd -.
Tuberculosis (all forms. ......... ......
Meningitis TALL forms). ......
Cerebral hemorrhage ......
Organic diseases of heart. t.-.-.. :. =.
Pneumonia tall forms) .... .......
Other respiratory diseases. ... :.
Diarrhea and enteritis .........
Bright's disease.
Puerperai state. .....
suicides .....-...... ...........
L1OluIClucS .........
Other external causes (excludfng suicides
and homcides 49,. ..
Traumatism by automob ......
AL! other causes. -