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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1921-12-10
.Tsmpu. Of Lord's Prayer.

Temple OF LOTUS FfayS
Perhaps the most Interesting. surely
the most exquisite. house Of prayer ID
the world Is the Little Temple q the
Lerds Prayer IN Palestine. erected %
tho spot where It is believed the sav
Tor taught his prayer to tho disciples
The little temple ID Of pure white
saurhIe, With simple straight lines. dis
tfretly unlike the architecture ef The
Orient. SOhr Father which art IN
HEAVIER" ID every known laneuags is
carve, a a>e walls and columns. and
u r. s.sly deeofation Of this supreme
II lost place. To see It Ia ne soft
opal twilight OF tho east, or ct moon
light or In the earliest dawn. 10 to un
derstand the matchfsss words OF the
Master translated info lnarbles-Chris
IN Herald.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1921-12-10
Official Proceediag SIS
SPECIAL MEETING
of The
POLICE JURY
Parish of ST. John the Eapzis1

Parish OF ST. john tie 1a-5--s-'
Edgard, La, December Gsh-,
Pursuant to call by the Presirtst-t,
the Police Jury met this day - s1e-
al session for the purpose q se-ecg-
hg a Parish Registfar OF 0ss
nal accordance with the lass 1oLl5g
tuition creating said office. at3- r
G. Songy, president called Sc i2s2s-
ing to order with the foll0@-l asiIl-
bers answering roll call: 4less1s.
Fernand Reynaud; Plactee bse-s;
JACQUES Duhe and Price BoGrgeo :.
Absent, Mr.. c. T. Monteggt.
A communication from the Cover
nor calling the Police Jury's at6en-
ton to the necessity CT max a2g ti.l5
appointment before Decemoer 18th,
was read, and the. secretary repcF9ea
the receipt of one application Ter
said position. said application, pc lS
that of Mr.. jules G.. taayaei. s a5
moved by Mr.. BoUrgeo S and $50 S.
ed by Mr.. Reynaud. that r
HaydeI be aprorted te5
voters for this Parial y -. e-
Baptist.
There being no other aaps ons
and no other nemIiat 01s, 5ss 1,
Mr.. Bourgeois notie0 Af2A lsi-ssl
with the follew ny result:
| For Mr. Jules Hagaei. &eaz y e@sfs;
Reynaud, Barre, Sang, D1Ae sid
Bourgeois. Nays, None.
Absent, Mr.. c. Z. MoEgegug,
There being no further bas eess on
motion of Mr.. Reynaud, seconded by
Mr.. Barre, and carried the meeting
adjourned.
President.
HENRY MAURlN, 6
Secretary.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1921-12-10
POLICE JURY SELECTS JULES
C. HAYDEL AS REGISTRAR OF
VOTERS.

The Police Jury of this Par sd met
Mt the Court Mouse IN special session
on Tuesday fer ths purpose OF nam
ing q Ker arae Of voters. Nr. J.ls:
G. Hayasl, q prominent AsrehaAt 81
liens. La. and a native and lifelong
rasiaent Of ST. John Par - was nam
a to .ct A Registrar Of Vstsrs be-
ginning January L. I'VE ~.
This new position falls on very @ a1le
and deserving shoulders and we taAt t
this rnesns to felicitate our gooo
friend on his recent seiecuon a
Reg 1strar of Voters. -,
The position was created by the las
Constitution and carries salary O.
$500 a year.
Good luck to our new Reg strar o
Voters.
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sPEcIAL TIC E!

Notice !. hereby gwen thai "seaied
b Ids" will be received BY the under
signed for the deposits Of ths Police
Jnrv of the Parish Of st. John the
Baptist in accordance With the Prov, Va
sions of fiscal agencies, Act 205, ~ =
as amended.
All bidders must agree to .conaply,
aeencv..acts and bids VIII be open n
public meeting at IL o'cloeknoon on
THURSDAY, January 18th, 1922 at
the Court House.. Edgard, Id,
The Police Jury reserves the rlght
to reject any or all BIDS.
/. POLICE JURY,
Parish of st. John the BapeisS.
P. G. SONGY,
President.
HENRY MAURIN,
Secretary.
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Big Dance At
Lucy Tonight.
MUSIC BY THE CELEBRATED
CLAIBORNE WILLIAMS BAND

A Grand Dance will take place at
the LUCY SCHOOL TONIGHT, and
reeord-breakng is expected to be
present.
Music will be furnished by the IA,
nous CLAIBORNE WILLIAMS band
Of Donaldsonville, La,
Dancing starts at $50 P. M. sharp.
The Lucy Ferry will operate.
Don't miss it. 1t promises to be
Grand affair and rare treat
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Notice is hereby given that sealed
b d. ds" vii be- received by the under under
board Beard Of the Parish of ST. John nth; the
Rant It in accordance With the prov.- ps"E
sions Of fiscal agencies, AcC 1oo'
1912 as amended. :,
AN h.dders must agree to comply,
With the prov ,sions Of said fiscal
saency, = ,elr "a acts and bids will be open u, IN
nabIic MEETING at IL o'clock noon o. on \
II Thur.,isy. January 18th, 1922 at the
Court House, Edgard, La,
Tbe School Board reserves the rlgh'
10 r iect any or all b 'ds.
SCHOOL BOARD,
Parish of St. John the bapt-s"
E. o. ABADIE,
President.
l. F. LAURENT,
Secretary.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
School Board
Parish of St. John the Baptist

Gokulu, Lh., DeccmDef 1, 1SZl.
The School Board assembled this
day in regular monthly session with
President E. o. Abadie IN the Chair,
and the following Mecbers present:
Messrs. Alexandra, Bourgeois, Ta.si
and Gendron. Absent, Mr. Millet
Miss Urlisn Mre appeared before
the Board with the compla mt that she
should be reimbursed the salary lost
| during the time that she was suspen-
ded by the Superintendent. After
getting the advice Of the District At
! torney, the Board unanimously
agreed that Miss Mre had accepted
the loss Of . months salary a. final
compromise and In preference to be-
| ing discharged as a teacher, and that
therefore she was not ent tied to the
said months salary.
Mrs. Andre Psrlloux appeared be-
fsrs tho Board with . quaint ty Of
gossip about the schools all Of which
vas proven 10 bs incorrect and un-
founded. The Beard advised Mrs.
Per.lloux not to como before ths
Board with CESS p Of that SORT a. the
Board had serious business to trans
act.
It was moved by Mr.. Alexandra, Sc
. conded by Mr.. Gendron and esryed,
that the 9Th. of December be declared
holiday in this Parish.
The Superintendent inquired as to
t the Xmas Holidays. 1t was moved
t by Mr. Bourgeois, seconded by Mr.
Gendron, and carried, that the Xmas
{ Hol days begin Saturday, December
oath. and end Sunday January 1st.
The Superintendent explained tha
t was customary to open the negro
schools on the first Monday in Janua
ry. It was moved by Mr.. Alexandra
seconded by Mr.. Gendron, and ear
ried, that the colored schools be oper
8 ed on Monday, January 2, and tina
. ;. the Superintendent consult with thu
Board Members as to the appoint
ment Of the teachers.
! The Superintendent read lette
= from the Bank OF Edgard asking 10
" BIDS upon the Fiscal Agency of tn
Board. 1t was moved by Mr.. Gen
dron, seconded by Mr.. Bourgeoi'
and carried, that bids be rece we'd q
the next meeting of the Board 10
the F seal Agency of the Board, an
that q notice to that effect be pl
o. blished in the newspapers.
ID The following bills were approve
bv the Finance Committee and O
niot;o on OF Mr.. Alexandra seconde
by Mr.. Tassh, and carried, they wei
erdered paids
Cha. Re.ne. books 5 Isl
. }. o. Montegut, freight and fur, :
nlshing ii.o
. f;i4n;.h ehas. s5ous'are' ne 000As anu 18.4
)" Miss NoeIe Hart, books "a
!. L. F. Laurent, Office expenses
= and express
= Oliver Webre, crossings 81: l.:
= e. ]. Care, furnishing. - z's
- Ts,tchsr q Moore Co., LUMBER xd.<
n Godchaux Sugars Inc, fUt &. w.
n Reserve Tractor Garage, re-
70 pairs 81
!. Lon Lumber Co. lumber io.S oS
- Ck... Alltmont & Bros. ,turg 5oS 5o'S
D. T. Jennings, repair oo'i g.;
= Songy Plasting Co.,. fur,g. - -
y hnrsiina Planting and Mig 20. 20
- furnishing y II,
= + u Hansell, furn ishing 49,
y Cee-ge Bourgeois, furnishing lz.'
10 Tfare be ng no further business.
= n,o!;dn dI,ly seconded, and carrie
.s The goard adjourned.
Ia E. O. ABADIE,
~ President.
- I. F. LAURENT
50 Secretary.
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ront.nf 40 0cn k,ttle.

Let US hs content to d1 little, II
Coo sets Us at little tasks. It Is ou'
sprids and sslf-will which says: GSe
me something huge to hgnt, ana :
should enjoy that; but why make m
.ween the dust?'-Charles Kins.sy.
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ouINN's ROAD SHOW IS GOOD

The Quinn's Moving Picture Road
Show is stationed at Lucy since last
week and shows daily to large crowds
The show starts at 1880 P. Nj. sharp
and all who attended claim that the
show is first class in every respect.
The admission price is only % Cents
including war tax.
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"It's the Chapest Thing ! Ever
Bought, )" Writes Mrs. J. Masoa' sa'
aInaid 81 IS for five cakes Of Snap ard i'isl,
inu b the large number of dead rats we've nireei
m 1 reckon we've saved hundreds Of dollars 2
chicks eggs and feed" Your pets won 7 toiea e - -
Pats dry up and leave DO smell 35c. ooc. s!-1''
Sold and guaranteed BY
z ST. CHARLES PEAkaaAC
KILLONA, La
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FOR SALE

CHEAP-Stove and Fire Place wood
any length. Reasonable.
If you are looking for good wood Is
will pay you to communicate with
STEPHEN j. BURCH
Edgard, La,
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=. AnaeIs Give.

AZ Angels Hiso'
II Instead Of gem OF VS. ,.-.,v
ar we could cast the sin q .ss,
thought intoths heart Of : fr,sno. .1H.
-snid Ne giving as the angels s1Se.
george Macposald
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A TO OR S Al E !

Ford Touring Car II perfect run
ming order, at a moderate price. All
For further information wr tie OF
apply to this Office.
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B o r N:
HATTIE MAY BADEAUx

To Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Bade.ux, OIL
Incv La. on November 2Sth.' a
dainty little giry. Hattie May.
Our congratulations to the n.ppSs pps
parents and many long years Oh eoott
tuck and happiness to the new ne u
the "Badeaux" household.
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FOR SALE Choice Cab
bage plants, Hendersen's
Succession, any amount, s.
per 1000.
J. J. RENE,
Laplace, La,
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How a Rat Nearly Destroyed
Mrs. L. Bowen's (R. I.) House
sFor months we wouldn't go into the cellar. feaf-
ing big rat One night it set our whole kitchen On
fire BY chewing matches. The next day. we got the
urly thing with Rat-Snap-just one cake Rats dry
up and leave no smell Three sizes 35c. oSc. WIS.
Sold and guaranteed by
ST CHARLES PHARMACY
KiLLONA, La,
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TOTAL:

There being no further business, on
motion duly seconded and carried,
the meeting adjourned.
P. G. S0NGY,
President.
HENRY MAUkIN,
Secretary.
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Parish of st. John the Baptist.
Edg.rd, La, December /, 1921,
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Official Proceedings of the
POLICE JU RY

1861 Willie Melancon, Sr. Road
Dist. No. /, 1900
1859 John D. Reynaud, Official
Pr nter 5000
1853 Etienne Frederick, Cook
and Janitor 5000
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CHARLES PHARMACY

KiLLoNA, La,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-14

The funeral of Maria Perez took
place yesterday afternoon at 1880 from
the residence. ea1 Jones avenue. In
ternent was made in Roselawn in
charge OF Mccarthy Brown.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-14

Impressive funeral services were con
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-14

The funeral Of Nick Cociana viii
take place this afternoon a. o'clock
in tho Mccarthy Brown Funeral
Chapel
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-14

were 7 A. Newman NJ. J. Knowles.
Geo. Mallinson. j. A. Holmes. w. NJ.
Clark and A. s. Chase The Women's
Relief Corps had services at the chapel
and the G. A. r. had charge of tho
services at the grave. Interment In
Mountain View cemetery.
The funeral of Russell H. Thompson
was held yesterday afternoon at 2
o'clock from the United Davis Worries
chapel. Mr., o. w. Fell conducted the
services. Mrs. Ethel Rees accom-
panied by Mrs. Orval Wilson sang
Abide With Me-" The pail bearers
were III. Fl. Hill. D. w. Altman. c. III.
LeCain, Lewis Itzen. II. A. Smith and
E. Il. Brook. Interment was In Rose
lawn cemetery.
The remains OF Mrs. Nancy A. Mil
Ter will be sent to Sarcoxie, No., at
noon today by the United Davis Worries
will accompany the body to the desti-
nation.
Mrs. Adelaide Mehan beloved wife
of Eugene Mehan.aged 36 years. died
at her apartments in the city Tuesday
forenoon. Remains are at Undertaking
parlors OF T. G. Mccarthy and com
pany. Mccarthy block. Funeral this
morning at 10 O'Clock. Interment in
Huerfano cemetery.
The funeral of Dominica, Collclo will
be held this afternoon at 2:30 in the
funeral chapel of T. G. Mccarthy and
company. 1ntermeut Roselawn.
Impressive funeral services were con-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-14
Marriage Licenses,
Births and Deaths
MARRIAGE LICENSES
William J. Hastings and Mrs. Col
die NJ. Parks, Canon City, Colo.

HARDWOOD. Mrs. r. NJ, aged a
years. died December 13, at local hos
pital Body at Mccarthy Browns.
BRYANT. Mrs. Eliza. aged 70 years.
died at 1040 Cedar street. December 49,
Body at Cammel's.
RESONER. Mrs. Sophia N. died Dec.
10, at 110S East Fourth street. Body
at 7. q. McCarthy's.
MEHAN, Mrs. Adelaide. aged SO
years. died December 49, Body at Nc
Carthy's.
HENsHUE. Mary E.. aged 80 years.
died December Is at local hospital.
Body at Mccarthy Browns
DIAGOVICH, Steve. aged months,
died at 1914 Eiler avenue. December Is.
Body at Mccarthy Browns.
SANCHEZ, Pablo. aged "A years,
died December Is at local hospital.
Body at Mccarthy Browns.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-14
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN

Quoted over the body Of the late VAL
entine G. Hyatt. formerly OF Pueblo
hut late of Portland. Colo. In the
Wilton -Mahar Funeral Home, the
Rev. Frank II. Zimmerman officiat-
ing. Mrs. w ". Codding accompanied
by Mrs. E. Brown sang three old time
favorite hymns, 'All Hail the Power
Of Jesus Name" "Star of Bethlehem
and My Saviour First of ALL" s. w,
HYATT, Glenn Hyatt. Thos. Mishou.
Robt. Piper. r. E. Heustus z. Simpson
and L. S. Clark acted as pail bearers
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-14

and flower bearers. !. .Intarment was
made. in the family lot at Mountain
View cemetery in charge Of Wilton
Mahar Mortuary
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-14

Chicago. Ill. Dec. 1s.--Both Union
ioffNicials and spokesmen for the pack
ers tonight indicated that the strike
of packing house workers had ap-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-14

parently developed. into deadlock not
likely to end Immediately unless the
government intervenes.
Secretary of Labor Davis conferred
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-14
ErNEEAn NOTICES


Mary E. Henshue. aged 80 years. wife
Of C. A. Henshue. died yesterday at a
local hospital following brief Illness.
The deceased lived at GalateA Colo.
and came to this city three weeks ago
for medical treatment. She is survived
by her husband. OF Galatea, mother
and father Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kenney and one sister. of Dorchester,
Neb.. all OF whom were at the bed
side when the end came. The body will
Carthy Brown Undertaking company
to Dorchester. Neo., for interment.
The funeral of John Albano took
place yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
In the Mccarthy Brown Funeral
church mt 1o:3o where Requiem High
Mass was celebrated. The pallbearers
were Angelo Pu1laro. Joseph Frank
more. Charles Carlino. Joseph Musso,
Vito Pennaro and Charles Greco. In
terment was made in the family plot
in Roselawn.
The funeral Of Nick Cociana win
take place this afternoon a. 2 o'clock
in the Mccarthy-Bro Funeral
Chapel.
The funeral of Maria Perez took
place yesterday afternoon at 1880 from
the residence. ea1 Jones avenue. In
terment was made in Roselawn in
charge OF Mccarthy Brown.
The funeral of Pablo Ranchez will
take place Thursday morning at IL
o'clock IN the McCarthy-Br Chapel.
Irterment In Roselawn. /.
The funeral Of Steve Dragovich will
take place this afternoon at o'clock
from the residence. 191l Toiler avenue.
and from St. Mary's church at $3.50.
Interment in Roselawn In charge Of
Mccarthy Brown.
The funeral of Allen N. Mott was
held yesterday morning at 1890 from
the United Davis-vories chapel. Rev.
o. 8. Reed conducted the services. Mrs.
G. o. Christenson accompanied by Mrs.
chas. McGin sang SUN of My Soul
and Rock of Ages" The pail bearers
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-14

The funeral of Pablo Ranchez will
take place Thursday morning at II
o'clock IN the Mccarthy Brown Chapel.
1rtermcnt In Roselawn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-07
MUSIC TEACHERS TAKE
YEAR TO SET STANDARD
Committee Appointed Yesterday to
Make Report at Next
Convention.

a year will be taken by, the mem
bers OF the Virginia Music Teachers
state Association to decide what
standard they shall establish, This
was decided upon yesterday al The
hnal session OF the second annual
convention, when there was debate
on the subject, and a motion that Il
year he taken before any rules FOR
the standard are laid down was
unanimously passed. \ committee o;
seven was appointed by Miss
Florence {. Ha:rd. president. and they
VIII consider the matter and report
To the next annual convention.
Following reports OF STANDING. COM
m!tteeS and completion of debate on
the question OF the standard. the con
Nention adjourned to the WeSImurc-
land club, where ii was the guest
OF the Corlcy Company at luncheon.
y short business session was held
Immediately after the luncheon. and
resolutions were read 10y Miss susan
II. DUNCAN. OF Charlottesville, chair
man OF the resolutions committee.
in which the people OF Richmond
were thanked for their hospitality.
From 10 o'clock u compliment
airy concert given by visiting artists,
including Mrs. Ernest Baldwin and
Mrs. Herbert Gregory. of Roanoke:
Sam Sours. OF Chatham Training
School. and Mrs Vincent Davis. OF
Norfolk. Tea was served nj the resi-
denCc OF Mrs. Frances Williams, =
West Franklin Street. at O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-07
GIANTS TAKE CONTEST
|. FROM WASH|NCT0N.N|NE
Patterson. Recruit short Stop,
Cincl,cs Victory by Parking Ball,
With Burns OH Bnsc.

lSptcIal 10 nt ! lfiltS- ~ Sp1tCh.1
PETERSEuR6, VA. April G.-Wheu
stop from the san Antonio club Of
the Texas League. drove on. OF
Gourtucy's offerings over III. LETT
field wall. with Burns on the paths.
he cinch-d the game for the New
YORK Giants over the Washington
senators here today. the National
i.caEuerS showing class in every de-
partm"nt of the game. and winning
I TO
pattcrson's homer came in the nfth
inning and proved the end OF the
Giants scoring, but this dead WAS
enough TO win. Nchf and Ryan hold
and allowing them but one tally
after this frame.
l|o;h teams playcd loose bali. the
Giants having three miscucs chalkcd
Against them. while tho Senators
Registered one less. t.igh: hits a
piece was the net result OF the work
at tho bat. hut the Giants punched
their. and scored once in the firSt
and second frames and won--onc the
four-hasc ciout OF the recruit who is
filling in for Beauty" Bancroft.
the fifth inning. let the Giants down
without y scmblancc of q bit. white
the Senator's rarncred four OF their
hits, on Ryan in the four frames he
worked
one of thc largest crowds IN the
history of the local park Witnessed
ioday's game, which was umpircd by
HrcDna without tn" ScrnhlauCc of ILL
feeling between the two teams. Not
q single kick was registered by either
side on decisions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-07
LOCAL ElKS INSTALL
NEWLY NAMED OFFICERS

Newly elected officers were installed
for Richmond Lodge OF Elks last
night by Il notable list OF acting
grand lodge officers
The list of officials who inductcd
he new officers into Office were: A,>~-
ing grand exalted ruler, NJ +. Richter;
Colonel b. q. James, esteemed lead
ing knight: S. l.. Kelley. esteemed
loyal knight: Joe T.. SorE. esteemed
lc,urine knight: John IL. Bliley.
esquire: Charles NJ. Angle. tilcr. This
galaxy OF past exalted rulers of
i:ichmond lodge. inducted the follow
IN" officers into Office for the coming
y. j. Crafts. exalted ruler: Rober,
); BasS. esteemed leading knight:
Henry L. f.bcl. esteemed loyal knight:
knight
y, the conclusion OF the insta,la-
ton exercises. Exalted Ruler Crafts
announced the following appoint
mcnts: George Pollock, esquire: Petit
grew. inner guard: John G.. Sizor
charlain; Joe Bopp. orEanist.
During the coming week tho OK
allied ruler will name the various
committees to serve for the coming
term
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-07
CHARTER GRANTED TO
RICHMOND boys CLUB
Organization In Nonstock md foI
Chnrity-Manufac
Gets Cburtcr

Two charters md two amendments
To ex!Btint; chnrtcr. OF Richmond con-
Germs were granted yesterday by tho
state Corporation Commission.
The boys Club OF Richmond, u nom
stock corporation. to provide T. homo
for neglected and maynard boys suru
home 10 be conducted along chnrit-
able lines. and the Wooten Automatic
Machine Company, maximum capital
$4,000. and minimum $4,000. to
manufacture and deal In slot and
automatic machines for vending soda
water and other merchandise. We're
the two organizations TO receive char
ters.
Names OF two existing companies
were changed by amendments to
charters the Nelson Ladd Co, Inc,
being changed 10 the Grant West
Coal Corporation. and the lndcpen-
dent Talking Machine Company OF
Virginia. Inc. being changed TO the
Richmond lhonograph Company. Inc.
An amendment was also granted to
the Danvilic Amusement Company,
increasing its capital stock from $780,
00o to 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-07
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
BE Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

II Your skin is ycllow-complcxion
pallid tongue coated appetite poor
You have bad taste in Your mouth
a lazy: no.goo,l feeling you should
take Olive Tablets.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablcts-a sub
St'tute for caiomcl were prepared By
Dr. Edwards after II years Of study.
Dr,EdwaTds'Ol Tahlctsarcapureiy
Observation-Disclosures
on VII! know them By their olive color.
!ohaye a clear. pink skin. bright eyes.
10 pimp!cs. 4 feeling OF buoyancy like
childhood days yournust ret at tilecausc.
DI. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like ca!oinel-yct
have no dangerous after effects.
They start The bile and overcome con-
supatton. Take one or two nightly and
note the pleasing results. Millions Of
boxes arH sold ;-nua!ly at !Ec ard zoe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-07
FINANCE BODY MAKES
HEADWAY ON BUDGET

The Finance Committee of cav
Council made considerable progress
in it's consideration or the bulge,
Yesterday evening. After Il lengthy
session. the body adjourned 10 mco,
at O'Clock tonight for further dis
cussior
Chairman Grundy said last nigh,
that the committee might be able To
complete its work this week ans.
that a repor: might bc ready FOR a
meeting Of Common Council 10 he
called early in tho coming week. Las.
year the budget was reported 10
Council ON April IL
the street Committee VIII meet a,
) o'clock tonight % complete the re-
naming of certain streets as suS-
Sestcd by Director Sav.ilc.