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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04

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| grrtuIn &c. o. .Bsvartaifn Meath
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| nicely fp.nifhod close iu. psngr 2.i2
lLWODu. a 90. B.nuiifri fttptsi..,
lafgr t"ou. ri"Fo 700. usago 1lst
| MAIN. d. k2t. IJgti. well furnished ,Ut.
side onir,usc. under new mannEamant
| .A., ,,.,N
pfin, any i'nd Of window card. and
| take care of YOUR lob utlptinF A. ,s,.
| sonabIo pti,os Mail OF osii vour ortor is
| Haskell s,. Tup. OKLA.
TGAsrty t,,n,.t.,, ,....,...
third naor. vni a,eommotato si, a,
| ciEht Young men. Usage tsts
DENVER. H.. 6is tnr REM, w., turri.i,cJ
sleeping rooms adjoining glassed h.
sleeping porch. running water In each twc
~ Hlhed bods' hot water hoat Usage
.-...
Nith sleeping room for rent for lady oi
gen, ".,e !" Jdncy ana car llne
''. Nv Wv ." ""'~ Fh""" 'S"se '1''
''lHi hNN"' - III r"r rent small
p,,". ,"r on" s.hu''n'h' OS"s' sl41
't''' Wv per m"h'h'
'lN'lNNNIl =. lsAl .IW" large nicely
WV "''he' '""'n' Np"''F4' t"r rent
NICELY furnished sleeping room. modern,
cluHo loo snI reasonable. 1908 u. sec
ond psarc Gttb.
NEW rHANKIiN uOTEi
10 ROOMS, by day or week. Firgt and
Main.
ONE sleerinr room. strtcty mod,rp prl
vato entrance can G7a2 u
DESVEu 4 ie,-or. f,,rni.h.d .i..,-
up ,no,n osnro eiea
uENvrn tts c,r,f,r,,,i, ,u,,t.h.I
sIcapins roam close In
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80, 49,, iSot wv '''''''s ''''" '''
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SlbhflNb ROOM Tor lady. eau Usage
Nl
SEVENTH E, iil--Apattmout !. modern
sleeping room, adjoining bath, private
entrance. gentlemen only Phone Cedar
sls.
NICE newly furnished rooms with hot aud
cold water In overy room. 3oss s.,
iiotton, cedar s3s'
VERY COMFORTABLE sleeping room for
one gentleman. private family. auiet.
close In, references required. cedar oli
NAIN ioio- pi,a.,,, ,o,m IN, ,.,.
uou.n close In psaue hSas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04

DENVER. o., 6is tpr rent two furnished
sleeping rooms. adjoining gla ssed In
sleeping porch, running water In each. two
fuil sized bods hot water hoat. Usage
INA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04

LIE FRANCIS NOrEIs-siaW y Second.
Newly furnished rooms. Rates 100 per
day, weekly g. and up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
Statesmen AND AGENTS
mELp wANTED-rEM MALE

WANTED-Salesnan for Oklahoma ter
titory TO sell high grade liHo Of mems
ne,kwear and mems furnAhtny goods
uperal commission, give age, experience.
references and full details Ia FIRST letter
American Manufacturing Co. Box tct3.
bes Moines. Iowa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
LIGMr morsrnr.r,>o ROOMS


LIGHT housekeeping room Zoe rent 4Og
3 kenosha
liGHT Housekeeping apartment Tor rent
close In, 10 adults without children or
two Young ibdies employed. references re-
CURED. can at loi6 L, Th,tI
ELGlN =, T2i Two rooms Tor HEht
housekeeping, Usage "Slt.
TWO light housekeeping rooms Tor rent [.
modern phone Uud good well ~ water.
school
ADMIRAL. =. lsoS -rwo nice usht
housrkeeping rooms, Cedar 900.
FRONT ROOM nght Housekeeping two
sleeping rooms, Gls South Main, psage
FOR RENT Two furnished huuSekpep.
Ing rooms al South Phoenix, 81 per
wsrk
BOSTON, y, ela--Ouo or two rooms Tor
llght housekeeping,
SECOND, E., l92i-For rent, clean. mod.
ern, light Housekeeping rooms, no chill
dren.
DETROIT, n, tS,-uno light housesocp.
ing room,
THREE Moe clean rooms. very well flr-
niHhed Close 10 Sinclair and Garter
Yards. $50 io67.J. Rcferonces.
Two-ROoM house. furnished for usb,
housekeeplns rear 52i n, Peoria, IS
per "eeh.
ILLINOIS, ", l2s Two nicely furp,,h-
cd rooms Tor light housekeeping. Phone
Usage ss5b.
BOULDER, s. lG0i-.For rent. one apart.
ment for light housekeeping. also sleep,
Ing room with sittlng room Ia cuunsctt
Phone Usage s1Ol.
FOR RENT--'rwo ni,e rooms In Kendall
osase ss7a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS
NiTZ lIpTifi.
aol i'l. THIRD

NTZ noTEi.
aol EL THIRD
tudsr new management; respectable
hotel, run fur people who appreciate u
clean atmosphere. reasonable rate ny day
or week all outside rooms, RiN Hotel
aol w. ThiTa ~
HOTEL CORONA
COS 10 4 Boston st.
something different In place to room
All rooms with private bath steam heat,
telephone new equipment OF tho bust. with
hntcl service
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-04
EMPLOYMENT


HEif WANrEp-MsLr rs
FlRST-cLASS blacksmith for general shop
M.'t Apply ~ slatcr.a Stoe'ery co. at
u"td"h '''y' on .. l. intorurbah
"AN TED l'unE man, rapid stenogrh
ph't ana 'leth excellent opportunity
10 ''HIn on wen supply business, good
Inbnson Nv '''"-''''"' -" Ns"su I'V''
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~ mt ,np''.eu,'d taN,y .ooh
wafrlc itopsc ~ y Tri,1 'p''' "'''
r,,ni.t,r, -,>..,,i,r,
III ~ ~ l'"hs'e PRINTING
"es' t'u" =. .-----.---..-.
W W. Excellent oppor.-
f,'Hp,Is ~, N,,g,,g g"g '9I,in,' nIi' ,Wr,te =, T.
IA We. Wv ''S'"''' "'"s" N'"SaS '"S'
man 80. -.
vnrk il, rr,sn Gsu"S Shto,yn
Mae oIIrn. q.o'n ~, tvrtn
NAN. ,.n,LLrtut,p -,,., - -
.iya ,clrrbon ar .,t,.s m
,.n T., ar.ans, ~ a, 80, ,, % ,I 49, w"
-, " ~
WANTED At oNCE-ENrotieneed male
ttrnos, 'Pnrr , @ n"t n"r,,n"h'nt position
Corr s37 Mayo HIdg """ '''
---==----
HItr WNNTED--FIMNI So
C1LORrh GiRl for general bous,vork
can Usage ,sai
WANTED .,-nrorol ,,t,,,,- - ,or,.i,.s,,.
ing: requirements rood cook and laun.
1rc-s, FOR family of two. quarters fur
rlshed Amply lA"N $ D1yaaso
Iii,,Ii,.f.,ss ad,.,,,s,,., .-,.s,,,..,,- o.,
work I'm ,itv. call al All Chicago Place
lr address ~. u. care World
N\NTlD oo,. ylri s,r ,,,.t.,I,
work. come rtsdy 10 work AppIy at
Harmony Cafcteria' under wooIworth's.
a., , NTt,T1 i..i,,.1 ,,,,n,, a., ..,,,.r..,
houa1wnrl, AMY lbis : wad,son
,VNNri:D-- ii,i ,or gc,,rL horsovor,,
~ "a s'"''' hous'No'N'
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-01-07

contributed in men and money for the
world war, twice the quota demanded
of other states; when he urged that
the game warden's department, and
all departments, for that matter, be
removed from the realm Of petty and
partisan politics, and placed upon a
plan of patriotic service to the state;
and when at the close Of his message,
he cOunselled intensive attention t.
duty, abandonment of selfish motives,
and rigid adherence to highest ideals
of public duty.
Especially was the Governor APP
plauded when he made reference to
the present primary law, and proposed
the making of a closed primary statute
for Montana. Recently" he said, 1--WE
have seen the whole spirit of the pri-
mary law deliberately violated by its
most vociferous champions, who by
their actions have brought the entire
primary system of elections into dis
repute." Governor Dixon suggested
that every voter, when applying for a
ballot, in the primary election, be re-
quired to state his party affiliations,
thus to prevent a recurrence of the RI
bald jokes which We're made politically
possible in 1919 by the institution of
the open primary system.
The new executive proposed many
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-01-07

sweeping and drasticc changes in the
operation Of the state governmental
machine. His discussion of the tax
situation vas among the most inter
esting phases of his message. He
showed the sources of all the state
and the unfairness of many
taxes. He spoke of the property tax
as being ear the point where it can
go no further and that other means
must be devised. His suggestions for
additional revenues and the sources
are widespread, far reaching and in
deed new.
Immediately upon the close of his
speech a joint committee of both
houses was appointed by Lieutenant
Governor Storey, to investigate the
question not only of printing 1000
copies of the message, but also to in
clude in them the numerous charts
which accompanied the speech relative
to the fiscal affairs of the state gov
eminent.
1t is impossible for the Courier TO
here publish the full text of the Gov
ernor's message, but a resume of the
leading points accompanies this article,
The speech appeared in full in all the
leading state dailies.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-01-07

whelmingly republican in membership.
The situation was made most unique,
first because of the fact that for the
first time in the history of the state
the entire machinery of the state gov
eminent was in the hands of the repub-
lican party, and second because the
message of the governor carried a SOL
emn and impressive warning.
Imperative need of the strictest
economy and additional sources OF
state revenue were most emphasized
by Mr.. Dixon in his first biennial mes
sage. The financial condition of the
state government, as outlined by him,
was sufficient to make the most blase
sit up and take notice.
The impressive in which the
Governor presented his message mani
tested it's reflex in the lack of ap-
plaus and the close attention granted
him. There was no clamor of excite
ment or merriment. AS the chief ex-
ecutive proceeded to outline the re-
sponsibility which is upon the admis-
istration, it was apparent that what
ever feeling of exultation the major
ity in the house might be inclined to
experience, the memorable duties which
Mr.. Dixon presented for performance
were sufficnent to dampen any parti-
san ardor and to impress the joint as
sembly with a deep sense of RESPONSE
bility and solemn conviction of the
magnitude confronting the tasks of
the Seventeenth legislature.
For, according to the Governors
statements, the state of Montana is
face to face with a financial emer-
gency. Three thousand dollars per day
the figures presented by the Cover
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-01-07
SCOBEY CITIZENS WILL SLEEP
LATE ON SUNDAY MORNINGS

Scobey, Jan. 6.-The people of
Scobey are expected to sleep late on
Sunday mornings. Many of them have
got into the habit, and the local power
company, which has not the equip
ment to supply electricity at all times,
is seeing to it that early risers on Sun
day wait till Old Sol comes on shift, or
they will have to use oil lamps or can
dies.
The company's new schedule pro-
vides for power on weekly mornings
from 6 o'clock till daylight. No cleo
tricity will be furnished on Sunday
mornings.
Also, the company is debating for
some housewives what day shall be
washday and what day shall be iron
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-01-07

nor show that this amount is being
spent by the state in excess of it's cur
rent Two million, five hun
dred thousand dollars is the amount Of
the deficit the state will face on March
81. And, accordingly he informd the
men of responsibility that the state
could not possibly continue to function
under such conditions.
The occasions upon which the as
semblage applauded the message were
few because of the gravity of the in
formation. These were when Governor
Dixon mentioned that Montana had
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-01-07

omic Research says, eve find no rea-
son to change the forecast of October
Is that we have passed the time in
the business cycle when a financial
panic would have occurred, if we were
to have one"
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-01-07

ing day. Power will be supplied on
Monday and Wednesday mornings, for
those who have electric wash machines
and electric irons.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-01-07

The Harvard Committee on Econ
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1921-01-07
Best Quality Plaid Ginehanrs at 70 1-2c

An entirely new shipment. An assortment that is equal
to none. You never saw such pdetty plaids and checks,
and such rich colors for Early Spring wear as we'll as for
now. Do your sewing now. Buy your Ginghams at these
prices. II inch in width. Sold a year ago at around SOC.
BUY now at this store for only, the yard ---~-- 23Hc
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-07-30
,uest Of Mrs. Perry Topper from Fri
Inu nntil Monday.

,uest Of Mrs. Perry Topper from Fri
day until Monday.
Word has been received from Jonn
Colter who is in New Orleans IN the
hospital having undergone an opera,
tion that he is getting along nicely
ond feels well. He will soon be home
Chas Eastwood was thrown from an
oil wagon when his team ran away
Friday and was badly bruised up Du'
fortunately no bones broken.
Mr. and Mrs. Val Agaisse Of DE
Quincy spent last week visiting the
Isters parents, Mr.. and Mrs ROBERT
Stage. ~,
e. White came down from Oakdaie
Saturday to spend Sunday WIN LIE
family.
Sam Pilgrim and family of Jennings
and Russell Jessup and family o
Thornwell were guests OF MIS- Alu'
Pilgrim Sunday. , nona
loren White, who has been spend
ing some time in Jennings returned
home Sunday accompanied by III
friend. Aaron Jessup. :.
Mr., and Mrs. Otis Putnam were Il
Lake charles to visit the latterS DIE
thor, K Farley, who has been recehCi
Moved 70 the sanitarium there 1rol
shreveport. Mr.. Farley is lmproVlh
Mrs Bernice Fusilier of Eunlc
came over Saturday and was the CUES
Of Mrs J. G. Hebert until Monday.
, s. w. Mcfarland who spent iaS
week here with his sister, MRS. ):
Hehert returned to Crowley Monda;
Dr Mccain of Basile is having NJ
Elton residence repaired preparatoI
t to moving his family here in the yer
M Mrs l. A. Monger and children r
Q turned Tuesday from a weeks Wis
! With relatives in Jennings Her uncl
= non Barker and wife accompanle
? them home and spent the day.
|, MFR, and Mrs. NJ. e. Morse ana the
;. daughter, Afsrrl of Welsh came
!. Elton SUNDAY evening and we're IL
. guests of Lionel Bertrand and famll
rcturning Monday evening. They e
:, loved several long rides over the cou
!, try and find it much improved.
Grady Sebastian who has been WI
Il Row Hardin at Raymond for sever
= months went to Dallas Friday to maj
A Ibis home there.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-07-30
Birthday Party

BIrtnOay Td'S
A very pleasant party was gwen ioA
Dorothy Upper on her tenth olr'hudy
at the home of her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Perry Topper Saturday AFTERNOON
Julv %. Broussard Pennington was
guest of honor it being his tenth blrth'
Law also. The games were unoer tn.
supervision of Misses Jackie HAIR, vi
limo and Ruby Stage and the childreh
,,ad an unusually good time. Llttle
Iiss Dorothy was the recipient OF
MANY beautiful gifts. A long table was
spread under the trees and the Dirci
day cake with its candies maze q
lovely center piece. Those present
we're Margery and Gertrude Fontenot.
EVELYN. Aaron and Marion Sutherlln
Lucy Butler, Lucille Bertrand, HaCCie
Louise and Evelyn Smith, Myrtle ana
Mamie Stokes, Florence and Frelaa
Barnett, Helen and Broussard Penning
ton. Helen Monroe, Whitney, Pete
Buster and Harold Walker Edna, Har'
vey and Edith upper, Betty Saul, An
ma Cooper, Eddie and Dorothy ripper
]. w. Stokes and family, Geo. Ware
and family and Mrs. Emma Pilgrim
we're Sunday guests of Chas' walton
and family in the country.
A twp jgraj:a.cal error made the ioSs
Mr.. I,ognions rice mill which burned
recently to be $4,000 1t should have
been $4,000,
Miss Grace Pilgrim returned nome
Sunday from short visit IN jennings
The w. C. 7. U. will hold its regulal
monthly meeting at the Baptist churci
on Friday August 9Th, at 500 p m
The president is deslrous for all mem
hers and friends of the cause to be II
attendance as matters of great I'M
pportance are to be attended to. WIT!
Iconditions as they were in Elton AM
surrounding country on July 4th, !
would seem that every woman Woul
be patriotic enough to come into TN
union and do her part towards Law
enforcement and other branches OF tn
work. One or two cannot accomplls
much but Gin union there is strength
so let us all rally to our presidents all
and make the Elton w. c. T. U. a.
organization of influence and power i
this community.
G. w. Reese departed Monday 70
Houston and other Texas points.
T. S. Plunkett, w. H. Eastwood an
Jno. Barnett spent a part of last wee
In Eunice in the interest of the Amer
can Rice Growers association.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Ho
on Thursday, July 21st, a daughter.
Miss Jackie Hair of Eunice was tn
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-07-30
sHERIFF's SALE
Fifteenth judicial District Court
Parish Of Jefferson Davis
State of Louisiana
Automobile Finance and Securities Co.
VS--No. 1874
A. H. Broussard.

BY virtue of writ of fieri faeias
issued and to me directed by the hon.
orable court aforesaid, have seized
and will offer for sale at public auction
to the last and highest bidder without
the benefit of appraisement, at the
court house door of this parish in the
city of Jennings, Parish Of Jefferson
Davis, on SATURDAY, JULY 80, 1921
between legal hours, the following
described property to-wit: One bort
Touring Car Serial No. 5S449, Motor
Number K53SSs, seized under said
writ. Terms cash on day of sale.
ISAAC FONTENOT,
Sheriff Jefferson Davis Parish, La
Sheiriffs Office, July 14th, 1921
J1e-23-3O
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-07-30
SHERlFF'S SALE
o.
Fifteenth judicial District Court
Parish of Jefferson Davis
State of Louisiana
Automobile Finance and Securities Co
VS-No. 1875.
,Chas. Mallett.

BY virtue of writ of fieri facias
issued and to me directed by the hon.
orable court aforesaid, 1 have seized
and will offer for sale at public auction
to the last and highest bidder without
the benefit of appraisement, at the
court house door of this parish in the
city of Jennings. Parish of Jefferson
Davis. on SATURDAY, JULY 80, 1921
between legal hours, the following
described property to-wit; One bort
Automobile Car, Motor Number 39769,
seized under said writ. Terms cash on
day Of sale.
ISAAC FONTENOT,
Sheriff Jefferson Davis Parish, La
Sheriff's Office, July IA, 1921.
J16-2S-30
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-07-30
sHERlFF's SALE

18th judicial District Court
Parish of Jefferson Davis
State OF Louisiana
-0--
N. B. Groom, ct al
VS.-gNo. 1857
A. L. Groom, Sr.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-07-30
Notlce 70 MOrtaage credlsors

In conformity with Section, 6S, Act
Number S5 of 1883, Notice is hereby
given to all parties holding mortgages
upon real estate located In the Parish
Of Jefferson Davis. State of Louisiana
on which taxes for the year 1890 have
not been paid that: / viii begin the
sale of same at the court house door
in which the district Court Is held or
SATURDAY, AUGUST goth, 1927 and
that a number Of pieces Of said pro
perry so delinquenthare now being ad-
vertised is this paper in conformit,
with the law preparatory to such sale
The attention to all mortgage Gre
itOrs Is especially called to these
advertisements OF tax sales and they
are warned 20 take such steps prior
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-07-30
ROANOKE BUlI|l
-

Roanoke, July 2S.-M,
who has been in Virginia !, !. Y
month arrived home last ~ ~
Mr., and Mrs. ]. N. Poo,.
Joe. Jr. Of Lake Charles S.s
noke Monday and Tuestisss ~ u
Mr.. Geo. Jacobs and III.
last st week for Washington on, I
will be with his daughter ~:
Mrs. A. T. Moore called = \ I
lie Winchell Monday. " y
Mrs. Howard Wilson VII.
confined to her bed for w" Os.l &s
weeks with fever is nov 4 Nh
yalesing,
Robert Lewis who has bo...
for quite a while is at hon. a | J
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, ~, I,
! Mr.. and Mrs, Floyd and i, |, I
Narans and families Of KIns i {
are visiting Mr.. Naraps ~
welsh and Mrs. A. McMDI,ns N
ans aunt of this place, a..
the Messrs. Carter and NS6
1.-THE country,
Roanoke must be the ma.
siye little town in the Stais i 4
must say. The school boassias
rather would not let her hs,s = !
principal they had ever hal
that all wanted, the same bsi,. |
Griffin, so not a teacher, or N.Y..
anything left, and Roanoke l N
her innocent little hands ,s,',
won't even fuss over the sphs ~
and folks from Lake ChaEes. Ii
nings had to come over ana Il
her, just to keep up auS.,.
Shame on you. Roanoke-aE,s...
your colors, jump up and ~: "
heels together three times IS
to the world that you tlsTs = y
enough to know what Won = Z;
grit enough to go after Il. m,
around Roanoke is the gardss /,
: the State. Some of the bea !,
? intelligent people in the NJ
here. Why shouldn't thew h,
they want?
+ Mr.. jeff. Walker Of north /.
has moved his family hers. i
d son of our hustling meat n,rs.
j s. c. Walker.
e Mrs, Sherman Carter and i
of Welsh spent Sundayvis.
= ents, MIR. and Mrs. ]. R. Tenn
Mrs. E. Louviere, who Ia, B
fering with Rheumatism Is Be
proving at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mercer d !
were business visitors h 4
Thursday.
A. GLE
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-07-30

4lUl. MUUTUN, Mrs. ALbEh =
NWH of NEH4, NEA of NV :.
IL A.1l-5 " 10S.09
4121. STENGER, MRS. GRACE
SEA 11-10-4. ......,..... 1852
412S. TODD, q. Vs. of NJ
Of SELL, S1a of SEA, NJ
pr NB14, s1a of SEA pf NV
"a, NE1 of SWA, NWA of
SWH, 1904. ......... 2S7.6
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to the sale as may be necessary !"
protect their interest, ,or
pi0'0'' ISAAC FONTEN0T-
Sheriff and Ex-Ottico
Tax Collector
for the
Parish of Jefferson DAVIS
State of Louisiana
Tax Collectors office,
! Jennings, Louisiana.
| July 14th., 1921.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-07-30
WARD NINE NONRESIDENT

1880. ARNOLD, H. F.-NEA g. g., -
Sc. ..............'.... c1;,, t'A
45O4. CLEMENTS, E. S.-SWM >,
of SW1A 25-7-7. ...,...... o'So
45O5. COCHRAN, G. VIVA . or
1875. ,............. AGGt
45,s. HARRopp. JOHN W.-Lots
Is to IS. SD Of 10 sub of Ell
of sE14 of NW14 1855. 1888
45sS. KUNDRAK, PETER-Lot So
sub of swA of SEA- of sW 90
4547, NOLAN, JAMES E.-Lots 81
and 90, sub of sWA of SEA : 80
Of sWH S-S-s. ........ 2.2S
4552. PoTTGAST, c. H.-Lots ) TO
Z, inc, 81 to Sc, inc, sub
of sWA of SEA- of sWA %
1855 . P !; Il W. J.-one-half
interest in NE. of sWA II >,
457O. WALSH, JOHN J.-E12 Of
SEA 34-7-7-. ,.........: il'6e
4573. WHITE, w. M.-Und. half
interest in NE14 Of SEA IS,
and S1a of sWA, NWA of
sWA, 36-7-7. ............ 1875
WARD NINE RESIDENT
1852. BAKER, ]. P.-S1s of NE
"a, So of NWA 1885,. 1873
45S4. BAKER, ]. W.-NEH Of Sc
a, NwA Of SEA-, sWA Of . .
1sOO N PIIsRY p N.-sEX of NE
"A 81, Ell of NWA, NWA
of SEA, 1917. ......... 1877
1901. BUSBY, NJ. NJ, ets-N1a OF
NE1l, sw14 of NEA. sEk
of NWA. SWA of NW11, N
Ell Of NwA, S1-7-7. 80. SS.1l
1907 GOURvILLE, LOUIS-E12
pf NW1d 21-7-6. ......... 14.S;
1857 MONTGOMERY, J. E.-s1a
of SWA of sWA S-S-6, lot
IL sub EIa of Sell of NEA;
Z, lot 5 sub s1a Of NE14 1s-
1856 On McNABB 3; T. p-sEX of
NEA, VIZ of NEA, SEA
Of NWH, NEA of NWP !:
So. 81 of sWA, NW14 OF !.
SWA 36-7-6. ........-..... 1870
4671. vIbRINE, EDWARD--NEA
of NEI4, 1856. .......... 40.5
On the day of the sale l will sci
such portion of said property as eac
debtor will point out, and, in the cas-
the debtor will not point out sun
Gent property, / will at once
and without delay, sell the ieas
quantity of said property of any sal
debetor which any bidder viii buy TO
the amount Of taxes, interests, an
costs due by such tax debetor.
The sale will be without apprais'
Iment for cash in legal tender none
of the United States of America, an
the property sold will be redeemabl
lat any time for the space Of one yea
from date of sale by paying the cos
lprice given including twenty pc
cent interest thereon.
ISAAC FONTENOT,
Sheriff and Ex-oficio
Tax Collector
For the
Parish of Jefferson Dav
i State of Louisiana.
4 Tax Collectors Office, 80 q
Jennings, Louisiana, sals
July 14th, 1921. q
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-07-30

Dave Robin is suffering yFh l
ken right arm as the result Ill
from a ladder in the Miller HIS
G. Furniture Co.'s store Webs
afternoon.