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Williams news., 1921-09-23

The above notice is published for the purpose to clear title, where a Bill of Sale was given by w. M. Kelley to l.. F. Ken nedy, for the interest mentioned in this publication.
 Coconino Copper Mining
 Company,
 L. F. Kennedy, Secretary. Sept. 9, to Dec. 2, 1921. New Fall and Winter Millinery at the lowest prices.
 The Racket Store,
 Geo. w. Mathews, Prop.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-08
STOP SCRAP|NG YOUR TEETH WITH
 GRITTY TASTES
Such Preparations Scratch Enamel and Injure Gums, Permitting Tooth Decay
 and Gum Diseases.

danger turks in tooth pastes and pow ders, which has caused many sufferers from the use of these dentifrices. Just try this test--with little tooth paste on the finger tip handkerchief rub hard on your ma hogany table. See how it scratches. These dentrifices contain gritty, abraisive sub stances which in this way wear little holes in the teeth; and these just the spots where germs can enter, because Nature provides the smooth enamel surface as a tooth-pro- tector. Tooth pastes and powders also break the membrane of the gums. which makes more places for germs to start trouble. As every body knows, unbroken skin allows no foot hold to germ life. Thousands now ascribe pyorrhea and other mouth diseases to the surface destructive effect of tooth pastes and powders. Certainly it is fact that pyorrhea was seldom met with before pastes and pow ders were used.
 So oral scientists now advise everybody to stick to a mouth wash for brushing the teeth. A good mouth wash is all you need the mouth and between the teeth. and yet is stimulating to the membranes and sooth- ing and delightful to use Steroline. the new mouth wash, combines these qualities best for a special reason-it is based on Dobell's Solution. This great formula was the doc tors standby in war time. For fifty years physicians have approved it at all their con- ventons, as the surest germicide known And now Steroline has taken away the distaste of using Dobelps Solution, by combining it with other ingredients that alay inflammation, cleanse, heal the gums. and leave bracing antiseptic taste. Steroline also quickly stops breeding gums.
 Those who use tooth pastes do not realize that tooth pastes only reach 60 per cent of the tooth surface. The other 40 per cent is never cleaned. Steroline being liquid, can- not scratch, but penetrates into every crevice and thoroughly sterilizes the whole mouth. Your druggist has it. You will find Sterolne erfrr and more satisfactory-and a power against mouth troubles.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-08

his life. without ambition for prefer ment or honor His very soul was in the war. His loyalty to the President was based on kindred beliefs and aims In the war cabinet in his special duty, and in Paris he was one of the men who always made good, winning the hearts of his associates by his frakness and their confidence by his sound judgment.
 One of the nose delicate duties to be decided was what to do with the property of aliens. The President would not hear to the confiscation of private property, but 1t was understood that their property must not be left in the custody of enemies of the country. It was therefore decided to appoint an alien property custodian. For that post the President selected A Mitchell Pal mer. afterward Attorney General, known later as the fighting Quaker In 1913 he had declined the portfolio Of Secretary of War because of his ouaker's faith. In 1917 he was aroused to the belief that war alone could nave the way for permanent peace and ius tice, and he enlisted with all his soul and ability.
 His knowledge of the law made hir1 valuable and influential member of the Presidents clearing house for war
 If l carry out my plan of writine a book on Americas part in the World war, the part this clearing house navel in giving great assistance to the Pres ldent will make leading chapter. tAnother article by former Secretarv
 Daniels will be printed tomorrow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-08
New County Superintendent

Greensboro. May Especial, )-Jo- seph E. James has accepted the posi- tfon of county superintendent of edu- cation. vice Clarence Wilbourne, who resigned to accept the head of the city schools in Tallassee. Mir James is a prominent lawyer, and took the place after the earnest solicitation of many friends. It will be an acquisition to educational circles to have MT. James in this position. Miss Nicholene Bish- op has resigned her position on the beard of education, and MT. Dan Ram ey of Akron was elected to fill the va.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-08
Out-of-

can shop satisfactorily with us
 through the mail. If you cannot visit our store, send us your order by mail.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-08

The war was too big to permit any man to become it's overshadowing fig- ure. On the other hand, its bigness swept men, hitherto but little known to the multitude of their fellows, into places of prominence and tremendous responsibility.
 Men were caught up out of private life, from commercial industrial and professional vocations, and practically conscripted by national need for pub lie service.
 Some of these men, holding offices which had sought them out and con- strained them to assume their burdens, presently found themselves the objects of criticism and abuse on the part of factions of the people and the press. It was ungenerous to men who were giving themselves with an utter devo- tion to their country; but they took i. bravely and patiently and in good hu- nor, and went on with their jobs, con-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-08
Men Back at Work

Tuscaloosa, May 7--(special)-The Mobile and ohio put a number of men to work In their shops in this city. These men were laid off several weeks ago. and it indicates better times. The were given regular work: Six workers in the car department, with two helpers; two bollermakers ano two machinists. Everyone is glad to know that these men at least are out of work no longer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-08
New Pleasure Yacht

Tuscaloosa, May 7.-(SpeciaL)-A beautiful new yacht has appeared on the Warrior river, and is called tho Merrimac. The craft is 63 feet long and quite roomy. It is the property of Mir. Faucette and Is other young men of Northport and Birmingham, and the purchase was made through Engineer Brown of Birmingham Port. It will be used for pleasure excursions in gen. eral on the Warrior and its tributaries.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-08
Storm Victim Improves

Tuscaloosa, May 7-(Special. )--Idell Barton, the young girl who was in- jured in the Ralph storm over two weeks ago and who has been at the Druid City hospital since then is, con- sclous and improving. A little baby was taken in her room twice to attract her attention, and she smiled sweetiy. which shows that reason Is being re- stored
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-08
Improving Cemeterv

Fort Payne, May 7.-tSpecial.) )--Un- der the direction of James H. E. Guest of Fort Payne, Woodland cemetery, south of this place. has been thorough ly cleaned up and put in first-class condition. The work is still going on, and it is said that the cemetery Is in the best condition in many years A decoration of the graves is being ar ranged for Sunday afternoon. May 15.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-08
Must Replant Crops

Wedowee. May 7,-(special )-The unprecedented cold weather of the past few days has done untold damage to fruit and young crops in this section. It is thought that the most of the cot ton crop will be to replant. Corn has also been damaged, and much of the crop will be to replant
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-08
Daniels Tells How Great Ciuilians
 Helped to Win the Final Victory

the in
  puiy-Garfeds "Dn nrdr~P
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-08
Bv JosEPHUS DANIELS

Secrets of the Ny-s3 Service In Canada including Scandinavian Unauthorized
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der or hawker, but that ne or
they must pa a-Iicense in his u
their own name but that this PRO
vision shall not appl to water
craft and provided furthe: that
all parochial executives OFFICERS
are hereby empowered and direct
ed to cause al peddlers or hawk,
ers to exhibit their licenses, ara
the said peddlers or haWkers 1ail-
ing to produce or exhibit same the
said officers are directed and en-,
powered by this Act to seize sald
stock or merchandise, and trfN
same over to an Court Of eorEpe- :
tent. Jurisdiction, with due anfor-,
nation as to violations Of ghis:cr 4
Provided further that eacl! eSecut''eV
officers shall be entitled to receive a. :
fees the sum of Slo in each and every
case from any peddler or haWEer, sS!e' Is
or clerks employed by said peadler Wren
neddliuc without license III vocation
of this ordinance this amount or slo' ~
be received before any Court OF 'oli'Pe-
ten. jurisdiction out Of goods se'.s. p'o
yided further that no license small ne ~
sled to any pedoler or hawktr o,'''iel
or baker for less thar.tne full rate 'oi
the current wear -
'; Provided that when any two OF ''ol
kinds Of Business are conlnineo eepe
: as herein expressed provided iol LIZA i';,,a
shall be separate license Tor each klha
. Of business. ,,r
: On motion of Mr. Hvnlel seconded ny
,x 1,,f~a.a tl,a following resolution
was adopted. 49,,
q Whereas this Police jury has been re-
8 ouested to continue the contribution Oh
$500 90 Ter year for the purpose OF pre-
venting lie accu.rula OF Wa'er hNa
a cintl, IN 3avou Des Allemands ana,
l. Where's this Police Jury rs ct the OPP,
ui,n that this is a useless expense arr
M good can be derived thereirom, ana
: that this Police Jury is not respons'o',e
n tor This accumulation Of waterllyac1n'li
n in said Bavoir:
a. p. If further resolved that said o1'era a.
t;or he discontinued and that the Presi'
y dent Of this Police Jury he instructed !"
notify the proper parties of the action o.
at this Police Jury y,
On motion Of Mr. Dufreue seconded y,
l.. Mr. uv,nel he it ordained BY the fohc'
40 Iurv Of the Parish Of St. Charles III re
puiar meeting assenbaed mat J. STAT y
E. Unlawful for any person firm or c,-po
ration TO allow any hogs to roam at 'aFs
O. on the public highway OF, to enter 80
~, the private property of Other n II :
ITS without the consent of said parties;
he BE it further ordained etc should an
sc hogs 90 upon the property OF o'uer pr
les without their consent and there cor
sent and there damage injure or dest''.
:" any crops or other rrorertv mat Sa'
"a hogs NAV be shot, killed. or destrove
without any responsibility to the "wn'
ng Of the hog or hogs.
- Re it further ordained etc. that anvo'
loo violating arv of the provisions o. :"
ordinance shall upon corv'ct'on hNlo
a auv Court Of corlnuert iur'Sd'c,fon
liable ia a fine of not exceeding r., :
on or ;mnrisor,neut rc- exceeding ~ or
or both NJ t;ie discretion Of the krSr'
ch a., motion Of Mr. Hv,''el seconded
'ay NJ Duf-ene the jury adjourned to De
27tll. 1921.
ngr Frank sehexnaydre
of Secretary.
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State of Louisiana
2stl Judicial District Court
No 1926

State of Louisiana
28th Judicial District Court
No 1926
Mrs pdilip DxrocheT, Adniinistrau
of the Succession OF Edward Caillouet
VS.
Paul +. Caillouet Al Francis S. KTae
NOR.
Nv virtue Of writ of seizure aud sale
to me directed by the Honoia'is 1oth
judicial District Court for The IA
rish OF st. Guar RES. Louisiana. III tue :
Dove entitled and numbered cause VI
proceed to sell at public auction wl,he.t
appr a,seuient Al tlie front door Of the
/. l1.,r, i5o3ss OF the Parish OF st. Charles
| on saturday, Jan. list isZl at II O'Clock
A. i'll. the ioi.owing described property
/ to-wit:-
/ A certain, tract Of land, known Is part
OF the Dei.it.nler tract, situated III tue
!. Parish Oh st Gha.ies, on the east bank OF
the 81. ss;ssipp River, ut sbout thirly-rWo
mlies above the City of New Orleans,
and measuring Two arpents front on said
river, by depth exteuuing to the forty
arpent line, between lines slightly Oh
yefglng, together WITH all the buildings
ana improvements thereon. bounded y
: boye by lie property now or former !,
!, belonging to- T.. Aauciieux, and beio
| BY That now or iormerl, OF +. r. bou
dreaux.
Belng the same property acquired Q.
Tie said callou+t aud Kraemer from re
Xix Delaune on tile iutll day Of Januar.
1917, by act before Alexis Brian Notar.
Pubic in aud for the Parish and At
Of Orleans.
and from the proceeds Of said sale to pa
] to plaintiff by preference over all othe
I claims the sum pf SIXTY ONE HUN
DkED DOLLARS (5bl00.O)) with IL
tersst thereon Us set forth in petitio
\ herein until final payment and teu pe
q cent OH said amount Of principal IN
g interest as attorneys fees and all cos
Z OF these proceedings to date.
+ TERMS aud conditions cash on the spo
& Leon G. Vial,
q Sheriff Parish Of St. Charles.
3 Sheriff $ Office Parish Of ST. Charles
& December. l4th. 1921.
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CHRISTMAS DAY

On DECEMBER 18th at midnight
sharp. solemn high mass at Eo,y
Rosary Church, Sermon, Holy
Communion will be distributed
and the pastor expects a great
number of communions
Before mass, procession to the
crib and singing Of mutt Chre-
items by the choir
Saturday night, from 10 to
11.3o. hearing of confessions, at
s. so a m second mass followed by
the benediction of the most bless
ed Sacrement
The third mass will be SAID az
LIling OF 1870, a m followed by
the benedicticn of the Blessed
Sacreme mt
The Reverand Pastor invites
all his Pensioners to attend the
impressive services of Christmas
Day He expects q large attend
ance at the midnight mass
He extends to all his people hi
best wishes for a Merry Christ
mass and a Happy New. Year
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business shall De SoU1 E
9Th From every person, assocla- I
ton oil. :p,ersons or business firms
and corporations engaging In the
sale of Soda water. mead contec-
tions cakes, etc exclusively, eX-
cept whenever any church, rell-
eious. benevolent Or fraternal or,
ganization, Shall give a fair ball
or entertainment for the purpose
of increasing their relief or build
ing fund shall pay a parish license
of S.
provided that his provisions
shall not apply to places dong
business herein named where al
cholic vinous or malt liquors afe
sold under license provided Tor
this ordinance
provided further, that druggist
selling soda water mead, etc snail
be required to take out a license
under this act
9Th From eacl. butcher. baker,
vendor or peddler of fruits and
vegetables parish license of So
7th From each peddler on foot
a parish license of S25
18th From each pcddler on horse
back a parish license OF $50
] 9th from each peddler in one
:, horse vehicle parish license OF
s75 49,
10 From each peddler in a two
horse vehicle a parish license, OF
$1G0 -
18th From each peddler in a
, boat or watercraft, a parish IL
Re It further ordained that any
: persons residing in this parish
bedding his own products sucn
: as fruits. vegetables, po,lltrJ and
G eggs will be exempted from any
: 10Th Be it further ordained. that
each and every storekeeper
who shall use cart to sell gooCs
j. shall be liable for. the peddle-'
II license beside his license asstore
"a keeper H..
'e 13th From each person, assocla
tion of persons business trim
les and corporations engaged IN tn
sale of near beer a parish hcens
y 14th From each and every sho'
q boat moving picture show q pa
~ IRISH license of S1o
at 18th From each person runnin
so a cook shop and peddling edible
y y p parish license Of Slo
IN 18Th From each horse trader
or narish license Of $25
MS I'm From all peddlers using a
n automobile or automobile true
= to nedd]e merchandise shall pa
~ an annual license Of $lao
OF 18Th From each person operatln
q ship yard a parish license
on S1oo .+;r
/, 10th From each person operatIl
-, a public garage d PARISH ilceiA
~ of S1o
asst 2oth From each person operatlr
err a moss gin a parish license
oli s1st For every business OF re
a u tuarant, tea room, coffee hou
de or other eating house, wnetn
on attached to or conducted sepafa
af- and apart from a hotel, boardH
house or rooming house a seps
! ate license shall be paid and su
'nu license shall be fixed and grad
'Wo as provided in section got TINS
ex- for retail dealers; but no licer
Der shall be charged for selling !
,alI freshments for retail dealers; |
1 ,s. no license shall be charged
uho selling refreshments for char
hat ble or religious purposes, a par
m license of $1o
hin end Be it further enact, etc Il
M for keeping billiard tables, pig
,a;d hole. Tenn lind, pool or bagatt
,,s;. tables. tenpin alleys and shoot
. on galleries from which revenues
he derived, a parish license OF u
23rd From each person or
,,er sons running a packing hous
or parish license OF 500
nose oath From ever ferr' men a
ore. rish license Of S.
25th From every person or
~ y.,rh}ic dance
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Messrs Hymel, Guldry, Du1rensefs
Dufrene g. Elfer 1T
On motion of Mr. Hymel second c
ID by Mr. Elfer the minutes OF :
he previous meeting was accept 6
I'd as read, lc
On motion of Mr. Elfer second
ed by MIR Dufrepe the treasurer {
report was read ana.accepted /,
On motion of Mr. Dufrense Sc
conded by Mr Hyme1 that the
salary of Mr. Paul Frederick as
tick inspector be discontinued on
December 18th 1921 to February
or March 1922. as DR. A N Worm
held sees fit to reinstate.
On motion of Mr. Eifer second
ed by Mr. Dufrense thatthe sher
iff & Tax-Collector be granted
ouietus for the taxes OF the year
1920, ]
On motion of Mr. Elfer second
ed by Mr Dufresne that the est,-'
mate Of Mr. Frank T. fayne tor
Road District No 3 be accepted
and ordered paid,
The. petition of Mr. Robert
MONTE Constable of the 3rd Ward
salary to be raised from $50. oo-to
$500. 90 per month was received
and read and laid over until the
Jan 1922 'meeting
On motion of Mr. Dufrene Sc
conded by Mr. Hymel that the
Clerk Of Court is instructed to
purchase a filing cabinet for his
ffice,
On motion of Mr. Dufresne Sc
cuadsdshy, Nr Hymel that the pa
!. rish licenses for the year 1922 be
adopted as follows,
twas moved by Mr. Dufrene
and seconded by Mr. Hymel
That the following license ordl
nance be adopted for the year i92s
Be itordained by the Police jury
of the Parish of St Charles tina
there is hereby levied a license
tax for the year 1922 upon eaci
U nerson. association Of persons @
business firm aEdacorporatlon
pursuing any trade, profession
vocation calling on business sub
iect to license under Act 2z9 0
the Constitution.
Be it further ordained. that o
the End day of January A. u
- 1922 the Sheriff ex-officio Tax q
l., lector shall begin to collect as fas
" as possible, from each OF the PEI
81 sons or business firms associate
at Of persons and corporations pu
suing within this parish any trad
ha profession, vocation, calling G
- business, a license tax as herea
ter granted
- All licenses shall be due al
co)lectable during the first tv
- - months of the year and shall e
~ ~ pire the 31st day of Decemb
1922 and all unpaid licenses sh'
become deliquen. on the LIST q
at OF March 1922, and all firms W
by commence business after tn
,ed date shall become delinquent y
less the license is paid up with
tes ten days
.es Be it further ordained, that 81
the license tax for all kinds OF bu
mas ness hereinafter named, exec
nd as afterward provided, shall
graduated as follows: j,
L.; 1st From each retail deal
MS whether as principal, agent
lst- commissions or otherwise VIII
gross sales are Sis, 900 or mo
the license shall be $l5 /,
End When gross sales are
than SIS, GOO and more than 30.
the license shall be $40 49,
3rd When gross sales are 30,
Ids. or less the license shall be 20
oost 9TH From each and every ces
:. US. Or establishment selling or CIV
'. away or otherwise disposing
any spirits, wines alcoholic or n
liquors, whether by itself or
sole connection with the business
0l1' retail merchants, grocer, ov'
house confectionery, the lice
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KODAK FINISHING
Zone Day Service.)
FRESH FILM & SUPPLIES
TRY US
Scots Premium With Scots Ordel
THE KODAK PLACE
Phil. r. ,Bridendall, Prop.
Desk - 81
ALEXANDRIA LOUISIANA.
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ATE OF I.OUISIAN
IRISH OF ST. CHARLES. =
ArUDlcIAL DISTRICT CONRT
~ No. $40
&Succession of JOAQUIN CREsoPo
Notice is hereby given 20 the cTel' o"s :"
this essa.e .d:,a lo-hers 'erso efe'h
TO show cause within ten da, $
from the present notification, ifany they
have or can, why the account pre'ented
by Sidney crespo, Tutor of the Minors
Willie crespo aud Flora Crespo OF this
estate, should not be approved All" no
,,o,oy.ted and the funds distributed Ill
accordance Herewith.
nv order of the Court.
1T. Baudoun, Clerk.
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Reliable seed rice sold by Era
pire Rice Mill Co, Ltd, New Or
leans, LA. ~
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NOTICE TO BE PUBLISHED
BY THE SECRETARY OF THE
POLICE JURY AFTER THE
ASSESSMENT ROLLS ARE RE-
VIEWED AND VALUATIONS
MADE BY THE. LOUISIANA
TAX COMMISSION.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC:
Notice s hereby given that
the Police jury ofssthis parish
will meet on the 81 day1of Decem-
Der, 1921, for the purpose o. re-
ceiving protests and herring com
plants on valuation of property
for assessment purposes in this
parish fixed by the Louisiana,Ta
Commission. All taxpayers desir-
ing to protest valuations fixed
by the Louisiana Tax Commits
SION must file their protest with
the Secretary Of the Police Jury
on or before the date OF said
! meeting.
i r. schexnays
Secains)
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Parish Of jefferson

Grst lst) Monday in January.
irst list, Monday in February
~ list, Monday in April
irss elsty Monday IN June
Icond [ nd Monday in Sept.
rst slst) Monday December.
Prentice e. Eirington.
II N Gautier.
Judges Twenty-elghta JUDI
IA District Coart- ,o
Z;vproyed Januar5 LIST, 1871
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666 is a prescription for Colds.
Feverand LaGrippe. It's the most
speedy remedy we know. Adv.
Choice table syrup for sale
80 cents per gallon.
Waterford Plantation.
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Sessions 18th judicial District
Court.
Jury Sessions
ERar;shof st John the Baptist
first (ist) MondaJ in March. !
Second l2nd) Monday IN Sept.
Parish Of St Charles
Birst (Ist) Monday in April.
econd nd Monday in Oct
Parish Of Jefferson
;rst [1stl Monday in May
irst [lstl Monday in November
civil Sessions mon Juryl
Parish Of St Johnzthe Baptist
Srst (1st) Monday in February
irst [1st] Monday in June
econd End Monday in October.
Pirst llstl Monday in December.
Parish 81 st Charles
irst lsn Monday in January.
irst slsti Monday IN March.
B irst Elstl Monday Nay.
VI First iIsn Monday IN November
Evening star., 1921-06-11
THE WEATHER.

District Of Columbia and Maryland
Unsettled weather tonight and to-
morrow: probably local thunder
showers; continued warm tonight, fol-
lowed by somewhat cooler tomorrow
afternoon or night; moderate to fresh
southwest and west winds.
Virginia-Local thundershowers late
tonight or tomorrow: warmer In
southeast portion tonight: fresh
southwest and west winds.
West Virginia-Unsettled weather
tonight and tomorrow; probable local
thundershowerN little change in tenn
perature.
Records for Twe.ty-Four Hours.
Thermometer-4p PM. SO: 8 PM. 76:
IL midnight, So; 4 am, 66: 8 am. II;
noon. SO.
Barometer- pm. 30.11: 8 PM.
3e.09: IL midnight. 30.10; 4 am, 30.0S ;
am. 30.05; noon, 29.9S.
Highest temperature. So, occurred
At noon today.
Lowest temperature. 81. occurred at
am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, IS; lowest. 66.
Condition Of the Water.
Condition Of the water at am
Great Falls. clear.
Weather In various Cities.