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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07
Bureaucratic Red I ape
nabled Soldiers War Risk Insurance Claim Unsettled
After Four Months Correspondence

everything you could to expedite this
case for that reason.
1t took two weeks to answer that LETT
ter, and under date Of July IL you re-
piled, advising me that instead of send
ing me copy of the letter of April 4
you had sent second letter under date
of July to ~-- Street. This letter,
you state, outlined the additional evil
dence requested by the bureau"
Under date of July IL I replied and
requested that copy Of this second let
ter. date July 7, 1921, should be sent to
me, calling attention for the second
time to the fact that Corporal
was in the Seton Hospital and there
fore not very likely to receive a letter
sent to him at - Street.
You succeeded in replying to nv let
ter of July IL in eleven days, and you
now state that "under date of July 20
the bureau requested the claimant to
submit additional evidence"
In the language of General Dawes,
should like to know why in hell you
cannot send me the copies of your cor
respondence, stating what additional
evidence is required so that can OBJ
tain it for Corporal ---, and, if the
evidence is proper, secure for this SOL
der the compensation to which he is
entitled and which grateful country is
eager to award him.
| 1t is now nearly four months since
your letter Of April a, 1921. was sent to
the claimant at wrong address.
! II Corporal had been as
prompt in going to the Vesle as you
have been in trying to secure for him
compensation for the wounds that his
discharge certificate shows him to have
received there I doubt if you would be
sitting in your chair at Washington at
| the present moment.
! note that you take the liberty in
your letter of July % of referring tc
Corporal as my "client." Posi-
bly, you will be interested to know that
the 3o5th Infantry has organized com
mittee to look after the cases of its
former members or their families. The
| necessity of having this committee i.
largely due to the stupidity of men like
yourself and their laundering refusal:
TO recognize the just claims Of wounded
men. At the request of this committee
I took up the case of Corporal -
and intend to see it through in spite o.
every obstacle which you can place il
=
Formerly Captain 305th Infantry.
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American Consuls' Handicaps
Underpaid and Overworked They Cannot Hold Their
Own With Other Nations Representatives

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The first thing that America
has to do in reorganizing her ma
shinery for foreign trade is to examine
the supports upon which it is to stand,
and the most important Of these is
represented by her foreign embassies
and ccnsulates. So far as the ambas-
ndors are concerned, the average for
sgner understands that the low sala-
res paid them, the small powers
granted them and the very modest re-
serve they are expected to exhibit are
IL some mysterious way connected with
The principles of pure democratic gov
eminent; hence it might be considered
moecorous on my part to refer to these
conditions critically, though one may
we'll express very natural sympathy
M'n the embassy chiefs. If, however,
'or reasons apart from trade the posi-
aon OF ambassadors cannot be inter-
'sfed with, this is all the more rea.
ION why the consulates should be
Strengthened.
Notnlng has so much tended to lower
vac prestige Of America abroad among
.V'sign business men as the position of
ae consuls, which for a quarter of a
,sa'ufy or more has been truly pitiable.
''s was brought strongly to my mind
''sently by the arrival in New York Of
consul whom | knew about twenty
~ ,sa's ago and had not seen since.
'A.h ne was at his official post at the
s'ahihg OF the century he was brill
.a' man OF parts, tireless at his
ss0es' the friend of everybody, an en-
Aas'astic student of the language and
,as'onas Of the country in which he was
s.sa.eo' and altogether one of the
'sasest and best of men, shining
!. p.s OF the manhood Of his cour-
y. when ! met him in New York hs
.s.,, s wreck. Ruined in health and
.s'''s' mis- heart cracked to breaking
:. lamily serious and careworn, with
/ 'ss'y q glimmer of happiness or live.
'pe IN their countenances, there
h,sst. ''o" 'ei' h0r MIN
3.,.; had changed him? What evil
ss,a s mad followed his track He
mn say little. He was not very
~. - was tired out; seemed to want .
NJ, mat was all--for him. He was
n,s. '0sai' he would go down to his
e ~ without complaint.
hM. snew we'll. A few question,
SIS s WIFE and himself, answered With
ni. p.e'sy, without suggestion Of
un,...s' confirmed my unexpressed
IL ''nsti0n. He was simply man who
h.s seen many years. service as an
ss.,. -. ~ consul. have since seen
s,s. Ike him, and half dozen !
=. SHOWN intimately. Not that thew
hs 'seted and beaten as he was
s.,,;. mad not been so long in the
u. 0us they were ali following
esa.ss' road. Some of them would
ts,s,. az retire from the struggle be.
ate - us TOO late, but his was the
led ALL : ~ without exception who re,
ase.. snelr country to watch thei,
pscss,. s s'' deigning to line thei,
ssstis.. WITH the fruits of irregula,
: he city where my friend va, sta.
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July %, 1921.
cir. Your letter OF July % is duly
..,s;ved and carefully noted.
rbsd supposed that it was one of the
,utss of the BGreau of War Risk In
.rrance to aid soldiers in the presenta-
INN Of their claims for compensation.
Auuarently it is your function in life
10 throw every obstacle in the way of
=. proper presentation of such claims.
Hinder date of June %, 1921, wrote
,,u referring to your letter of May %,
mi. copy of which had been
tu,pished me, in which you stated that
!, VAS necessary for this soldier to fur
,;.b additional evidence. In your letter
Il Nay % you referred to letter of
d.ts April 4, 1921, which was sent to the
.cd;er at the address given in his appli-
,stiou. - Street, New York, by the
u,djcal authorities of your bureau.
In order that I might obtain the
,.ce,sary information of what was re-
suired Of the soldier I asked you under
d..A If June %, 1921, to forward to me
. COPY Of your letter of April 4, 1891
:. thst could take it up with the SOL
d.r and with the medical authorities at
Seton Hospital, where the soldier now is
located, and secure for you the infor-
nation required.
In my letter Of June 2S ! called you,
attention to the fact that on the sol.
dIers discharge it was noted, wounds
received in service: Gassed." And IL
order that you might have directly be.
fore you information regarding this sol
der further stated that he was {
corporal in Company NJ, Sd Battalion
sn5th Infantry, which was very heavily
assed while holding the position acros.
lie yesie River on August IL to Au
gust Is, 1918.
further stated that the soldier wa:
It present in Seton Hospital, apparently
suffering from incipient tuberculosis:
and that his mother was badly in neec
Of money.
In conclusion, | requested you to d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07
Twofold Relief

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Mr. Hoover should have made
relief conditioned on Russia hanging
Trotzky and Lenine
ROBERT GRIMsHAw.
New York, Aug. 2. 1921.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07
Hard Worked Consuls
Lasting Prohibition


:. u. Editor Of The Tribune.
a.. knowing your interest in the
.-,.s,e TO secure some manner of JUS
y. far men wounded in the service,
=. the liberty Of inclosing herewith
- ~ letter to an official of the
r...,p Of War Risk Insurance.
JAMES d. WILLIAMS.
Nav York, Aug. 2, 1921,
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FEATURES

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Rigidity Of chassis frame-the foundation
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Of body.
Motor designed by Durant engineers,
valve-in-head type, powerful and flexible,
embodying features not usually found ia
engines of the combustion type No pip
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Pistons can be taken out through lower
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Single plate clutch closed in and forming
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IS
Special designed floating axle with remov-
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Alernite system Of lubrieaton. Steering
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Genuine leather trimming.
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SPECIFICATIONS

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BsAxrs-Erternal and internal On rear
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Tlsxs-31~ n, sll-wcather tread on
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1921-11-26
Roger Joseph Perret

On the very threshold of a
life holding forth brightest
promises Roger Joseph Per-
RET, son of MIR. and Mrs. L. q.
errelied at the Hotel Dieu
|ilse 4 6 : nrlearls after an ilIz
1hsnf short dliratiou.
Shed GfSi.nts e Ell known and the
csteen in which he was
|Iheld was fully attested by
the large coneourse of rela-
tives and friends attending
his funeral at the St. John
the Baptist Catholic Church,
and interment in the family
tomb in the ST. John the Bap
tist Cemetery.
Besides a grief-stricken fa-
ther and mother, young Per-
ret leaves several sisters and
brothers and a wide circle of
close friends to mourn his
sad and untimely departure.
Deceased was a member OF
the knights of Columbus and
Holy Name Society.
We sympathize deeply with
the grief stricken and afflic-
ted ones and proffer them
our condolences at this dark
moment Of life.
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B Q R N:

To Mr.. and Mrs. George u.
Gendron, of Lucy, La, on
November |, a pretty little
Girl.
The little one was recently
christened and was named
rIuanita Antonia. The spon-
Isors were: Master Edward
fGendron and Miss Margue-
rite Gendron.
Our congratulations to the
happy parents, long life and
to the. new conner.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1921-11-26

DIR. Geo. E. Burch is ming
ling with his numerous St.
John friends to-day.
Our good friend, Mr.. Tho
mas Landeche, of killona
paid us a much appreciated
visit during the week.
Miss Dorothy Freeman,
the popular principal of the
Lucy School was on the sick
list during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. sRey-
maud spent Thanksgiving
with relatives in Gretna.
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Official Proceedings Of the
polio u r Ys<s


6 = u 49,. i, ,.s + S|S.S3 81
g = s 49, - !. ~. 4 8
ard, Ia, Noeenaoer = e =. -
Tko Police 1ury met t1iis day 1T the
: f;onrt House in regular session with
3. q. nan9y a he Cha14 and
following members present:
2FentrA Hoynaud. Barre, Montegut,
Daho and bourgeois. Absent, None.
Tho minutes Of regular meeting held
- 0etobsr Wsrs read. and on motion
~ Mr, Duho, seconded by Mr. Key
nand and sarried said minutes were
auurpvod @ read.
As report Of the Finance Com
xpteeoo showing an amount OF &z,oc :
- eover s.laries and pay 20 gIanda
me 1eus Juloss ny ns4ah PIN a nnS - er
fIn9 mop 1oo On cf ossoDe = s.,.- I hsi.nce e
aAegns "a, g sSss.ySv - ~ q Schcoi Roard on
10y ~ oe, - 49, ~ ~ Cener.l
Vsssao.s0 80 =, es,t;o,, hv Mr
und. Mes feao sn1; on On ~ Mos'Gn n,bs Il and and
yn.nses ssS ssonueL ea'e - .s ..A crdered ac-
xssocs seau aepyn1s pn.sJa.,+ NJ q
sepseo ..;.sd sno =. 5lts - hc,rnw ron from
son - sSsnoll1sI - g Jah - g.. tba snna aii 81
Xe 1enk g g. .a;9 sgI :, Sah+.dnass s .e
= nut$AVu fPAn4 Mt. "A nj.
1erS3e and from the Yazoo and Missi-
.z;s..ss vei1.r ssfi = ~ Rssiro.d i.ompany. were
es1 and % motion duly seconded
- carried said communications
~ for advice and for proper action:
80. 100 IS s. ! y fs1os,ia.i nohe1ty for spplca-
~. s. H.n5 rS AZ - mo- nostnoned to the Jan
.syr ., meetine.
The Following Report from the RI
nance COMMITTEES was tnen Teaa
PARISH 3UDGET OF REVENUES
MD EAyESBiIvno
1Uk THE IAN
To the Honorable tre4uent anu
nsmbs1s Of the Police Jury Of the r
nsn.,ss..n. = g, !. .'''. 81.
wa. vour Finance
f.,rr,; ,;tt.e. ber leave to submit for
yeur confederation, the following nud
end Il approved
s. your Honorable Body, We recon-
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SPECIAL NOTICE /!

The annual meeting for the election
OF directors of the GARY STATE
BANK for the ensuing term will be
held Wednesday, November 16 1921,
between the hours of 3 and 5 p. NJ,
at its office
j. ]. GEBELIN,
Cashier.
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FOR SALE

CHEAP-Stove and Fire Place wood
any length. Reasonable.
If you are looking for good wood it
will pay you to communicate with
STEPHEN j. BURCH
Edgard, La,
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w. S. -----
RICE PLANTERS ATTENTION !

FOR SALE by Empire Rice Mill Co.
Ltd, New Orleans, La. reliable seed
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S lss,7s5.7e

IF. REYNAUD, President, and
l, ]. J. GEBELIN, Cashier of the
above named bank, do solemn1y swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
F. REYNAUD,
Prtsident.
j. j. GEBELIN
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 18th. day of September 1921.
LEON A. PICOU
Justice of the Peace.
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$ i5s.755.7s
LIABILITIES

Capital stock paid in $ 100000
Surplus 100000
Undivided profits, less ex-
penses and taxes paid 4,Ig3.46
Individual deposits subject
to check 84,113.s4
Time certificate of deposit 45,458.46
Bonds borrowed 100000
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RESOURCES

Demand loans II oao M
Loans secured by mortgage Z 00O. 90
Other loans and discounts 40. 79T.f3
uverdraIts 1J unsecured 202.25
pnl!ea : states bonds 10,612.59
nnoulslana state bonds 1,037.50
other bonds, stocks, securi-
ties, etc. 62.412.0o
and fixtures 5oo mn
Gasn Items ASSOC
bankers II ono 81
Silver nickel and copper coin 566.17
National bank notes and all
issues U. S. Government 6,242. 90
TOTAL: S I5s.755.76
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cts the Chapest Thing / Ever
Bought = Writes Mrs. J. Mason, Va.
paid 81 IS for i've cakes Of Rat Snap and ivdz-
ing b the large numbcr Of dead rats we've picked
up reckon we've saved hundreds Of dollars 70
chicks. egzs and feed.n Your pets WON'T touch ir.
Rats dry up and leave no smell Csc, 6se, 81 rs.
Sold and guaranteed by
ST. CHARLES PHARMACY
KILLONA, La.
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Al!lalGls:lllllazi1llaGrrllGGGlallztl.l14
B Akk OF ED GARD
f DIG A r D, la.
Paid Up Capital S $15,OOO,OO
=: We solicit your Account

=: We solicit your Account =:
OFFICERS: George E. Burch, President; Leo A. Mar
rero, Vice-President; Henry Landry, Cashiers Miss
Beatrice Joseph Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS: George E. Burch, P. C. Songy, George
Gendron L. Maurice Reynaud Leo A. Marrero j. B. Lam
dry, Louis Abadie, Henry /. Landry.
4PER CENT INTERES ON TIME DEPOSITS.
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Blanket foF s z.ao
1920 Dameron, Pierson CO:
STABLES for Police Jury, So
1921 Stauffer, Eshleman & Co.,
Cots for Jail R6-8o
Coroner's jury;
1922 Carroll Landry, 2.0o
1928 Joseph Isebert, 2.oo
1924 Arthur Laurel, IVY
1925 Rene Trosclair, S.vo
1926 Gerard 0ubre z.oo
1927 Plac.de Barre, Supplies for
tractor R. D. No. 2, S5-5s
Glasses for Court House b.zo
1928 l.. nc. Reynaud, Re -illterdlc
of Octavia Roberts Io.uo
1929 Wri. Cooper & CO., Inc,
Cattle dip acid for vat at
Garyvillt 1884
1890 Emile A. Picou, Tax Coll.
for 80 poll taxes due on
J,,ror's certificates $500
1881 Henry Madere, Work in Road
1882 George Gessi sYi YkiodrIgus, work in :
Road Dist. No. 2, $40
1919 ID. ]. Caire, Groceries and
- Supplies for prisoners 22.70
,2a4 Rayne Bakery, Bread for
prisoners 4'oo
1895 Reservt Tractor Garage oo
Supplies Il labor Dist. l, 4o.9o
1886 A. L. Hrou; osn
Recording Coroner's lilq -oo 1oo
Re-Interdic. Donatile Lewis, I.oo 90
One half on typewriting paper 4.oo
1237 Reserve Eng. Co., Supplies
for tractor, 4 p no. !, s'soo
1928 Garyville Garage, Work on on
Tractor r. D. Mol, la.Ip
1899 q A. Tamplain, Dipping vat ~
-' Inspector, Garyville, 1o.oo
to10 Septime Duhpn, Cutting grass
q hauling water for dipping
Garyville, La. ~. .oo
toA1 Si1vest Antoine, 6 cords OF
80 stove wood for Jail ly:5o
1242 Il. P. Feucht, Inquest lntonia on sso
,.+ardyrI;an naIsia Donatile Lewis 1900
,oAs W;lIiam Richardson Co., II
1saIlA 1oaa Iohn b. Reynaud, Local nE
Registrar first ward 'so
4od5 e. .Iohn Parish School
> n1S 80 balance due School Board
~ I 3 mill for 1920 taxes os4.oo
GRAND TOTAL: 5 3,27s.sO
There being no further business; .s ,s,;sd' oI
motion duly seconded ana caii'e
the meeting adjourned.
'''e = p. G.. SQNGi.
President
HENRY MAuRIN
Secretary.
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nI1tic tke1ney 5OtkOo r.
Insane 1nssssss sssaas rrs'ners ana so5i'.0v
Prisoners - 10000
Maintenance and repairs,
Court House, Jail 100000
Coroner, Jury and expenses 1 900. 90.
Parish Board Of Health 100000
Justices Of Peace and Con-
stables 3 10000
Roads and Bdhges 100000
Election Expenses 10000
Compensation Registrar Of
Voters 25O.00
Beneficiary Students 10000
Mothers Pension Fund 10000
Certificates of Indebtedness 6,500.00
Interest on loans 100000
For Dipping Cattle 10000
CONTINGENT 10000
11k mill to be paid to School
Board est. 13,SOO.00
Il u mill to retire Good Road
Bonds and Coupons in 1922
estimated 13,800.00
Total Expendt dtures: : 62.800.00
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Even though it falls HMM 1
the test. -. .-..-s.-..ssa<:sFll.5, z. AxEE5S :

the test. - -ss- ~ Ga xtxS7
J1dg dgdfent represest-
srssdzpussAss paid by the said Fl. H.
ehsmken in redemption of the above
and other lands belonging to tht said
defendant, Wisner Estates, Inc. and
sold for the taxes for the year 1919,
and which said judgment recognized
in favor of said plaintiff herein and
against the defendant, the liens and
privileges, arising from the levying
and assessment of said taxes, as gran
ted by the Constitution and laws of
the State Of Louisiana to the State
and the various taxing authorities
and subdivisions to secure the pay
ment of said taxes; to the extent OF
the sums hereinabove mentioned as
paid In redemption of each of said
tracts of land, each said tract was de-
creed charged with the payment OF
each said amount, and the said lands
were ordered by said judgment sold
to satisfy the said amounts thus due.
Each said tract Of land above descri-
bed will be sold to satisfy the
amounts above mentioned as amount
paid in redemption" of each said
tract Of land,
Said tracts Of land will be sold sepa-
rately for cash, without appraisement,
and to the last and highest bidder and
in accordance with law and free OF
any right or claim of redemption al
case of tax sale after the
expiration of the year of redemption,
such year to run from the date of the
recordation of the tax sale OF SAID
lands made in the Parish Of St. john
the Baptist in the year 1917 Tor the
taxes OF the year 1919, and not from
the date of the sale to be made mere
under; and before commencing tne
crying of said property, !, the SAID
Sheriff, will give notice that the pro-
perty will be sold subject to all hens
and privileges or special mortgages OF
whatsoever kind they may be, supe-
rior to the above mentioned Judg-
Dnent and liens, and with the condi-
ton that the purchaser shall retain
in his hands such amounts as are ne
eessary to satisfy such privileges and
MORTGAGES superior to said liens ana
said Judgment under which tins sale
Is made, and shall pay into my hands
only such amounts as may exceed the
amount of said privileges and speclal
mortgages superior to the Judgment,
liens and privileges and judgment
under which this sale is made.
E. A. PIcoU
Sheriff of the Parish of st. John
the Raptist, State Of Louisiana.
Dated, September 30th. 1921.
Oct 8, Is, %, 20. Nov 5, and IL.
As Angels oive.
II Instead cf gem or even now
er we could cast the gift Of . lovely
thought into the heart of'a friend. that
would be giving a. the angels give
George Macdonald.
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Respectfully Submitted,
Fernand Reynaud,
Price G. Bourgeois,
,Placide Barre,
Finance Committee.
II was moved by Mr.. Reynaud and
seconded by Mr.. Duhe that this Bud
get for the year | 9 z 2 be ap-
proved and ordered publ shed for
thirty (3O) days in the Parish Offi-
cial Journal, according to law
A vote on same resulted as follows
Yeas: Messrs. Reynaud, Barre,
SonQy. Monte9ut, Duhe and Bour-
reois. Nays: None.
yI3af,d
The treasurer, Ben Dufresne sub
mitted his report for the month q
October, showing the following casn
balances in Bank:
GENERAL FUND
after adding loan made this date,
and subtracting checks issued TINS
date. $3.50. S GOAL
s.sa spscfaI se'lafs GOOD ROAD ruND
80 h.,.nce 1922
ASSESSORS SALARY FUND
IS
sHERIFF's SALARY FUND
-, h.,.nce 2,57e:s1
II uas moved by NJ. Duhe secon.
aed hv Mr. Reynaud and carried tna'
the the report Of the treasurer De ac-
cepted.
The following bills were approved
bv the Finance Committee and WeIe
ordered paid:
{, .s. Name Amt.
11zo As,essor's Salary Fund: 5.
Losn [ for Oct. 25o.ss 5o ss
1Tso Ben Dufresne. Par. Tres. 5o.oo
1f6i Henry Maurin, Seesy ~
1152 Louis Rodrigue, Road man s.
Dist. No. Fl sV.oo
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SHERIFF'S SALE
WtsNER ESTATES, INC.

Be ut Known And Remembered:
That under and by virtue of an or
der to seize and sell and a writ of
fieri facia, of date the 10th. day Of
August, 1921, issued out of the Ho-
norable Civil District Court of the
Parish of Orleans, State of Louisiana,
and to me directed, in the above mum
.bered and sentitled cause, will seize
md offer for sale at public auction
tor cash. without appraisement and
TO the last and highest bidder, in the
manner aid form provided by law,
the various tracts of land hereinaf-
ter set forth, at the principal front
.dorr Of the Court House at Edgard,
d the, Parish of st. John the Baptist.
State of Louisiana on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH. DAY
OF NOVEMBER 1921
etweea the hours of IL o'clock A. NJ.
I'd 4 9clock P. M, said tracts of
and the amounts for the pay
S ee'sts Of which said tracts are cLarg
i being AS follows:
pA IRISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAP-
40 acres of land, S1s and N
ksz o& Section /, NEh and VIZ
Secticn 12sT. 1875 RISE.
SE 4 of See. 6, all frac. Sec. 8 80;
All Frae. Sec 2i. 2S and23, Tbs r
Is SCI. s. T-13-s R-1e-E.
Being assessment No. 13.
Amount paid in setemption 1926. IL
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1921-04-14

County Commissioner J. A. Stiles
and County Auditor F. B. Fiske
sutoed up to Bismarck Tuesday
morning.
Basil Two Bears of Cannon Ball
went up to Fort Rice Tuesday to
return with . first class saddle horse
which he had purchased from a
banker there.
Bishop j. Poynts Tyler Of Fargo
was at Cannon Ball Monday even.
ips and Tuesday morning Of this
week. The members Of the various
Bishop committees met with the
Bishop 1t that time and discussed
matters relating to the annual con-
vocation which j. to be held .this
year atFort Berthold June 1921
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