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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-16

Pa, in recent interview with The
Plant Juice Man.
"In addition TO rheumatism suffered
badly from stomach trouble. My food
would not digest right but would sour
and ferment in my stomach causing
gas to form which put me in agony at
times from the pain Of it. My liver and
kidneys troubled me great deal. l was
nervous and couldn't sleep right and the
least little thing would worry me. My
bowels were irregular and all my life
l had suffered from the severe rheumatic
aches and pains.
81 kept reading in the papers about
Plant Juice and | thought that If this
remedy helped so many people it surely
must have merit and started taking it.
1t surely did me great deal of good
because my stomach is in good condition
now and do not suffer from gas or pain.
l have good appetite and can eat any
nerves are quietcd so that I sleep fine
and my liver and kidneys are working
properly. And the rheumatism suffered
with so much before is entirely gone.
"My husband also suffered from rheu-
matism and stomach TROUBLE and when
he saw the fine results l got from Plant
Juice he started taking it and it is help
ing him just as it did me.
'"Pm telling all my friends what a
wonderful medicine Plant Juice is and |
am now glad to indorsc it publicly"
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington at
the Miller Drug Store, 404-406 Market
street; in New Castle by f. Challenger
& Son; in Newport by G. B. White; in
Newark by w. +. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-16
n. :. SENIORS IN COMEDY.
students 10 he seen In ~ Tailor Made
Man" Thursday and Friday.

"a Tailor Made Man" comedy In
four acts. viii he given by the Senior
class ~ tho Wilmington High School.
Thursday and Friday evenings. IL
is expected the entertainment VIII sur
pass tho productions of former years,
e~ the plot OF the drama is quito with
IN tho scope OF hish school actors.
The cast includes: Hilda Brand
Bartlett Caricy. Mnx Slime. Harry
Rssa.s. Iry1nsn Yanowitx. Murry Han
son. Paul lcahy. James Grant. Rich
Ard Thatcher. Ellen Neav~ Lillian
Roamnn. John Roemcr. Carlisle Chr
ponier. Amy Macklem. Ralph Hemold.
R.aulcc Jacohy. Grace Donaldson.
Marvin Ewing. David Chalfont.
Grnce simpson. Jesse Lynch Lewis
Kramer, Alvin Adams.
Tho scenery has been designed by
Mr.. Ashton and the staging Is under
the direction of James Grant The
play IL directed by Miss r. p. Bsrth-
old.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-16
Today's Radio Program.
600 Meters wave LENGTH
KDKA-Pfttsburg. Pa.

KDKA-Pfttsburg. Pa.
g. 90 p. m~-WeelSly Dress Talk.
90 p. m.-"Domestic Science" Miss
Jean Fales, Director of Costume
Economics. Carnegie Institute of
Technology. Pittsburg. Nursing
"A profession" Mrs. Ford. OF the
Pittsburg Public Health Nursing
Association, Pittsburg. From the
Pittsburg Post Studio.
s 90 y. m.--Sonata Recital by Ralph
Iewando, concert violinist. Julia
Gibansky Kasanofr. concert plan
ist- From Pittsburg Post Studio.
WJZ-Newark, n. ].
100 p. m.--"Man in the Moon" stories
(c) Newark Sunday Call.
$50 u. m.-"Children's Stories by
Padraic Colum, courtesy McMil-
Ian Company.
GAS D. m.-"The Eyes Of the World
by winefred Hathaway, Brooklyn
Chapter OF American Red Cros,
Society.
100 10 $50 p. m-Concert by TIL,
Standard on Band OF n. J.
Charles Biedemen, director.
$50 20 e.l5 p. m.-Concert by tho Po
lice Octette OF Newark. Sidney A
Baldwin. director.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-16
Receiving Circuit.

The simplest receiving circuit which
win receive tho broadcast matter from
the stations at Newark. Pittshurg.
Schenectady, etc. IL the Armstrong
rcgcnerative circuit. There are sew
cral notifications or this scheme or
connection depending on the sclectiVe-
ness deeircd and the wave lengths be-
ing received.
a rrgoncrative or "fced-back CIR
cult Is 40 named because some or the
energy I'm the plate circuit IL fed BACK
To the grid circuit of n vacuum tube.
In previous articles IN Every Evening,
the action OF a three-elcmont elect
tron tube was described. The cur
rent flowing I'm the plate circuit oi
such n tube ~ several times that IN
the grid circuit, 80 that thcrc Is am
riincation IN tho tube itself. IL II
seen that, up 10 tho limits OF the
tube itself, by feeding back a portion
OF the current In the plate to tho Srid
circuit. a IL possible 20 bald UP great
~ the strength OF the signals.
Telephone Receivers and Loud
Speakers.
\ type of telephone receiver which
~ finding much favor. and which can
he coupled with some form OF horn 20
make a loud speaker. has mica
diaphragm Tho actuating element Is
thin plate suspended between the
Hat faces forming the two holes or
permanent magnet and ON which there
are two coils Of wire wound In the
usual fashion. The thin plate is con-
noctcd with "A small wire to the mica
diaphragm at It's centre and operates
a very similarly 20 the diaphragm
of the sraphophone. \ large-sized
receiver Of this type. connected 10 a
horn. preferably OF non-metallic ma
terial, makes a very good loud speaker
Smaller receivers of this type arc
mounted on head hands and form very
effective head receivers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-16
WEST CHESTER SPLIT ON TIME.
burgess ProclAlms Daylight Saving
While Council Opposes Shift.

West Chester. Pa. May 16.-Day-
light saving has been adopted for
West Chester after bitter fight since
May /. Council, at several sessions, re-
fused to make the change by n vote of
4 to 3. but Saturday committee called
upon Burgess HUT. who agreed to Is
sue proclamation for daylight saving,
to start at midnight. ut which time the
clock on the court house was turned
ahead an hour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-16
Dental Society Meeting.

The Delaware State Dental Society
VIII hold its next monthly meeting on
Juno 8, IN Rehoboth. The Wilmington
members will SO to Rehoboth in auto
mobiles. stopping en- route. at Middle
town. Milford and Dover, where they
VIII bc Joined by the members who
reside at those towns. Tho committee
In charge OF arrangements Is prepar-
ing An Interesting program for the
hustneSs meeting that Will be held
after a dinner on Saturday evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-16
Elks Going to Chester.

A number Of Wilmington Elks will
go to Chester Thursday evening and
join with the lodge OF that city In a
frolic at the Aberfoyle Country Club.
Tho committee In charge OF arrange
ments for the trip comprises August
Mock, u. G. McAskie and S. Seiber-
ling
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-16
MOVIES BY RADIO IS
LATEST PREDICTION
Expert Engineer Says Motion
Pictures by Wireless Are
Very Probable.
WHATS WHAT IN RADIO.

Motion pictures transmitted
by rndio are not only possible,
hut probable. according 20 l..
G. Porter. OF Newark. n. j.,
president OF the Society OF Mo-
tion Picture Engineers, In an
address Mt tho organization
convention recently.
pictures arc being transmit
ted by radio" Mr.. Porter said.
"lt In but n step from the trans
mission OF ono picture to the
admission OF a series OF pic
lures. which, Joined, would make
n moving picture"
1T is therefore not only pos
s,hle. but probable that we shall
show IN our educational insti-
tutions great educational pic
lures broadcast by radio
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-16
Worry QA0c

Made of bigh-grade white
gabsrdine in attractive sports
effect with patch or set-in
pockets and trimmed with large
pearl buttons. You should by
all means, have at least two
wash shirts for nothing is more
practical for outing purposes.
These are very, very special.
All sizes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-16

That's why 20 many are TAX
ing advantage OF tho many at
tractive oferinp-tbey know
that unusual values nre pre-
sented.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-16
Younr PEOPLES Bayaar.

Tho Young Peopies Society OF Zion
Lutheran Church VIII hold a bazaar
in the lecture rooms OF the church,
May II and IS. The proceeds will be
used 20 swell the church building fund
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-16
SAYS RHEUMATISM
LEFT RIGHT AWAY
This Lady Has Not Had Sir gle
Pain Since Taking Plant
Juice.

'It's the truth that 1 could see
change in my condition right away
after started taking Plant Juice and /
haven't had single r, ,umatic ache
SINCE" declared Mrs. A. r. Gorfas,
of 100 Cumberland street, Harrisburg,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-16

Yes, they arc In and ready
for your selection Such .
beautiful assortment, tool
Some arc fashioned from
Mallinson's silks others from
roshansra crepe. There are
plain and plcated styles with
patch or sct-in pockets,
trimmings of large pearl
buttons.
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5. Also such rights as The Ade-
line Sugar Factory Co., Ltd, has to
build raiircad tracks over the public
roads lald out and reserved upon its
said property in the colonization
thereof as shown on the map by
which said property was laid out,
said map being recorded in Book
Sc of COnveyances, p. POI, of the
Recorders Office of the Parish of
St Mary.
With said servitudes and rights of
way is transferred the narrow gaure
railroad as now existing, includin.
all steel rails, ties and other mater
ial used in the construction of said
narrow gauge road.
6. Also all the rights which The
Adeline Sugar Factory Co., Ltd, ha.
or may have in and to the several
servitudes acquired by it from the
following named parties:
From Alcide Veeder on Nav 3.
1897, recorded in Book H. H. Of
ConveyanCcs, 1871;
From Gabriel Pecot on June Il.
1897, recorded in Book H. II. of Con-
veyances, 1873;
From Walter B. & L. H. Hinek-
ley on May 3, 1897, recorded in Book
II. II. Of Conveyances, 1872;
From Hubert Delhaye on May ?.
1897. recorded in Book H. H. of Con.
veyances, 1853;
From Fl. Robichaux on Nav ;.
1897, recorded in Book H. n. of Con.
veyances, 1856; and
From B. T. Blake on Nav 3, 1897.
recorded in Book H. H. of Convey.
ances, 1873.
To which several grants or servi.
tudes special reference is had for a
further description.
AS to these servitudes The AIDE.
line Sugar Factory Co., Ltd, trans
fers only such rights as it ACQUIRED
from the respective grantors, and
without warranty or recourse to II
for any portion of the purchaseprice.
The servitude here referred to and
also those located on the lands now
or formerly of The Adeline Sugar
FACTORY Co, Ltd, are as now laid
out and in operation, and cover the
lands used in the operation Of said
narrow gauge railroad.
Z. Also the iron bridge across tie
Bayou Teche located at point D on
the attachod map.
8. Also all the cane cars owned
by The Adeline Sugar Factory Co..
Ltd, numbering about 80; two loco
motives; three derricks: two scales,
holsts, etc; one standard gauge track
scale located on the main line switch
IN fact, all of the rolling stock and
equipment owned and used by The
Adellne Sugar Factory Co., Ltd, in
operating its narrow gauge railroad
Or the standard gauge switches; in
eluding those connecting with tho
main line roads.
CHARLES PECOT,
=, n. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Franklin, La, St,
Mary Parish, State of Louisiana.
this goth day of July. A. D. 1922.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Civil District Court for tho Parish NJ
Orleans-Division "B".
Tobias Pick VS.. Mrs. Dora Jones.
Wife of Thomas McKissiok.
No. 1879
Under and by virtue Of an hrdsr
of seizure and sale ISSUED out Of The
Honorable Civil District Court tor
the Parish of Orleans, State OF Louis.
lana. and to me directed, Ia the above
entitled and numbered suit. have
seized and shall expose and cell at pub
TIC sale, according to law, for cash.
without appraisement. to the last and
highest bidder, at the principal front
door OF the Court House in Franklin.
ST. Mary Parish. Louisiana. on
SATURDAY, THE 2ND DAY or
SEPTEMBER, A. D., 1922,
between the legal hours, beeinn;nu Al
III O'Clock q. M, the undiyiGed On.
third right, title and interast in N.
following described property, to.vit:
certain tract or parcel Of land. living
and being situated in the City of Mornsn
City, st. Mary Parish, State OF Louisinna
described as having 4 front on Second
street, OF One Hundred and Sixty feat
moro OF less: by depth of say Two Hun.
afed ana Fifty feet. together with three
tenant dwellings, situated thereon. fence.
cisterns, etc.
A certain tract or parcel NJ land ,v,,
and being situated in tbt CITY of Morosnn
City, st. Mary Parisn, State Of Lonis;sns
uWSscitoea a. Ewing front of say, Two
hunlreD and Fifty feet on Second street.
py uepth Of Two Hundred and Twenty
rive feet, now leased to Brownell- -Drews
Lumber Company, together with I'm.
provements If any.
A certain piece or portion OF ground.
together with all the buildings and I'm
provements thereon. and all the rights.
ways, privileges. servitudes and advan.
tages thereunto belonging or in anyytse
appertaining, situated in Morgan Cny.
LouisIana, being bounded by Front street.
Second, Dugan aud Terrebonne streets
which said piece or portion of ground has
a frontage on Front street of Ono Hund-
req and Forty feet and a depth OF Three
Hundred feet more or less.
The above described properties having
been acquired by Mrs. Dora Jones. w,fe q;
Inomas Mchisssok, in the proportions Of
an undivided one third right, t,fle' in,.,.
est and ownership through tho smc.sss;on
Of Julia A: Jones. No. lis, ,7a8, Of the dock.
et OF the CIVIL District Court for the par
ish OF Orleans, State OF Louisiana Jnd.-
ment rendered therein being of date luz
10th. 1870, Registered in the RecorSer.
Omce 0s sae Parish Of st. Mary. state Of
louisiana, In Book ak, Folio l76. No.
s6'9S4' OF date July 10Th. 1879.
CHARLES PECOr
Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Parish Of st, Marv +,
July 18th l922.
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oherih's Office. Parish Of st, Mary. l.,
July 18th l922. N~

AGENTS WANTED-Sell the Orje- =
mai Watkins Products. Good citv
territory SILL open. Get our wonder.
fui oher and free samples. Write tn.
gay. J. Il: Watkins Co.. Deps. 10.
Memphis Tenn. -
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Meeting of Board Admins
traitors Road District
No. l,
Franklin, La. Aug. End, 1922.

The Board of Administrators OF
Road District No. l met this day in
regular session with MIR. John A.
Pharr presiding and the following
members present: Kimbrough, Hay.
Gooeh, O'Brien, Lowrance and Calm.
Absent, Frost.
The minutes of the last regular
meeting we're read and on motion of
A. E. Calm, seconded by w. J. Low
rance and carried, they we're approy-
ed as read.
The following report from the Fin
ance Committee was read and on
motion of A. E. Calm, seconded by
w. j. Lowrance and carried, it was
received, filed and made a part of
the minutes, and the Secretary was
authorized to issue warrants for all
claims listed thereon on approval by
the Finance Committee:
Franklin, L., Aug. 2. 1929
To the President and Members of the
Board of Administrators Road Dis
trict No. 2, Parish of st. Mary,
La.
We, your lHdHCc COItiIHitSccs DcS
leave to report that we have examine
ed the following bills and finding
them correct, recommend that they
be paid:
Road Construction
Joe Parro. 2-3 salary ss Road
Supervisor l33 90
Two weeks pay roll, 800 03
957 II
McKersll Motor Car Co, gas,
lub. etc pas
J 81 ChaprOn. gas. etG 81 u
Franklin Garage, repairs 122 80
KentwoOd Gravel Co, gravel 493 u
I" $50. 80
Agt h L & T Il r, freight $50 81
I" 4" Oil 80
I" Z" POS So
=" 4" /" 7SA 10
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t' $3.50, Costs 80 20
4 ~ ~ p. c. vIGUERIE-,
\ 81 Brro,ussard, River, Tarl
n f,,, s,s. self, Broussard, B. 4
" aaTTj TTheriot & Self, Tarletor
y. .,,,t. ,r.lf self. Thompson. r
= = ms s.,sh' Brousssrd. -. Agricul
Y !. aI T. 265. acres. Woodlan, n
Improvements, Il, l horse, 2
b |. little. 20 hogs, 6 vehicles
ID : ' to'ols. / cane derrick
T, Int. s24.3s, Costs 30 %
Il, NS.
y \ SIXTH WARD
j yps. PIERRE BoUD
d Hsuse s,us and lot, Landry
., autrsaux, Gautreaux' Re lux Tsxe' LAKE
n n, Costs $2'7o; 1o'a
I'd rsr NUGEN BROWN
y 80 on Bayou Shaffer, agri'
n.v C. 20 acres. Taxes
az h. s 60, Costs s2.75; Tota.
NJ Ks. FoSTER--37:so acres Is
3n, OF FL. n. ". : IA o OF : \
iis. benuded Cypress Class
p 4 acres. Taxes $14S.81, Int
y III SETS; Total $l5s.W:
W GERATY INC.-750.Oo
S I. Portion Of N. E. Ia
ed |sai and East Of B: Traine,
N III. Dor. Of N. E. Ia lying
,sLs frsine and West Of Can
Y. E. por. Of N. W. Ia
v. IA lying east of B.
n nd B. Shafer. Fri. por. OF
d. "A Of S. W. IA lying
0 kD. Shafer, Fri. por. Of S.
ls W Id living East of
: h Fri. por. Of S. E. IA
n,h and West of Canal B.
3s, T. 16, S. R. IL, F..
Triangle In the S. W. cor.
! South and West of Canal
4, 7. l6, s. R. 13. E. All
y NJ lying North and East of
4 Sec. /, 7. II, S. R. IL, E:
II pr. lying South and
1 canal B. Sec. 16, T. II, S.
All Of Fri. Por. in N. E.
x North of Bayou PEN
J Vest Of Trand Canal, Sec.
i. B. l3, E. Reclaim lands.
improvements, 2 automo-
n s2S55.S9, Int. $142.76,
"; Total $3,o10.90.
lbs. SUSAN JONES'
ht Thomas, Lewis, Tho
aaa Taxes $3.50, Int. .85,
Total $40. 80.
lions C0.-l15000 acres,
laur and below by Eureka.
M above by Riverside and
Cmadale. 5000 acres,
eurka and below by Bay.
q Class B. 1852. acres,
Ilyless Class A. 200. acres.
! at, merchandise, 100
! arts, sugar house, agri-
a4 ! gas boat, railroad,
as, ! locomotive, l oil
3,Ae6.A, Int. $173.31,
Total $3,645.M.
QgSIANA LIVE STOCK
III por. Of El-2 Sec. 25
eu Tfaine: 457.0O Fri.
Sec. IS and N. E.
south and East Of B.
Eat Of B. Traine, and
sSse. IS, all in T. is, s.
I. y. L. D. $500 E1-2
=. FL y or oil that por. Of
= yns East Of Canal C.
!. Y !. Ses: 10. ss7.0o All Of
!. I Z. 4 All Of Sec. 81. 47s.70
n ~ :. ". 63l 90 All Fri.
1@ os!a All Of Sec. 80. 10000
SSHl.4 Of NW1-4, Sec.
NJ i "a oer :. AZ, AZ, lying
= T., .. and q por. of Secs.
SSoth q and West Of Can
North q FL. por. Sec. a.
y . scuef and Canal A.
=. " SEl-4, Sec. rs.
: Of Sec. s. South A.
= , ,SSt 6 Of Bayou Chene.
Z q. la. 3. s. E. L. D.
SSN.0 por. Of Sec
y &c. =, on Avoca E.
= ,saehant, Except S.
q Fri. Sec. Is on
- Bayou Penchant
n -. .. 5000 Fri. Dor.
& s1,sss, N. and W. Of
s:h. !: "a. por. Of Sec. II
ssN. Of Bayou Chene
.ycs Penchant. e39. 90
1aN Ftl. nor 'oS ~
TN y. / ". Of Bayou
Irregular See. a.
Su.as Sec. 81. 3ss.2o
eGsc . on Avoca N. &
"a sIIs1e s., texcept ME- Of
IN g; Dor. Sec. 10 on
q 3. Chene. 2lo. 40
0,s : on Avoca N. 4
aIja : lexcept NI-2 Of
3 srst. 8 Sec. l on Avo.
nSS .; : Chene. all in +.
~ =: \; Z. L. D. West
Mp Of Sig and
g g 1850 SELL Of
1e y Z. Sec. az.
tSS,Ss. 1000 ME- 81
q NWi-4 Sec. IS.
a. =; .S. s. z. [. g.
II ~ q 9 SWl-4 Of SW1-4
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NON-RESIDENTS

u ~
5306. NORRIS BOURG-4o. 90
acres, S. W. Ia of S. w. IA
Sec. "a, 7. Is, S. R. 10, E. Fresh
Water Marsh Glass B. 1000 acres =.
Taxes $1.71, Int. .09, Costs s2.75:
Total 81 So.
5344. EST. OF LUDORIC & MRS
A. B. LECOQ-SO.OO acres, S1-2 of
s: "; IA, Sec: Is, T. Is, S. R. 5,
Agricultural Class A. 200 acres,
Fresh water Marsh Class B. 5000
acres, improvements. Taxes $l1 O6.
Int. Sc, Costs 1925; Total s14.87
1858. VIM. B. MAXWELL-4O0 90
acres, N. E. IA of N. E. ID, Sec.
q, T. Is, S. R. 9, E. Fresh Water
Marsh Class B. 1000 acres. Taxes
$40.
1898. OSCAR H. wILEY-1eo.oo
acres, n. E. IA, Sec. 1, T. Is, S.
R. 8, E. 24O0.O0 acres, Secs. 9. 81.
%, S. E. Ia and WIZ Sec. IA, T.
IA, S. R. II, E. S. W. L. D.
Fresh Water Marsh Class B. 1850.
acres. Taxes $109 IA, Int. IS. .46.
Costs 1926; Total $11S.15.
On the said day Of sale I will sell
such portion Of said property as said
debtor will point out. and in case the
debtor will not point out sufficient
property, will at once and without
further delay, sell the least quantity
of said property of any debtor, which
any bidder will buy for the amount
of taxes, interests and costs due by
said debtor.
The said sale will be without ap-
praisement, for cash, in legal tender
money of the United States. and the
property sold shall be redeemable at
any time within the space of one
year by paying the price given, in
cludng costs and twenty per cent
thereon.
CHARLES PECOT,
Sheriff and Ex-Officio Tax Collector,
Parish Of St. Mary, Louisiana.
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.,r TAX SALES
CONTINUED.

,cpcy G. De GRAvELLt
Ptn.s ,a,.s. River, Roussel
T., H;,7' syrup Co. Agriculture Grs
:; .S, .cres Denuded Cypress
y " ',al acres. improvements, e,
", cattle, 2 automoblIe: sa e. /;
b, ,s ;'ir Int. s5.34, Costs $3'2o; I;
s'' R. LASSUs-;l1.6o.oo 90
.,,ur. =, River, Williams,
em aIs1IS, acres, Lassus, River,
l,sy,p' NV Agricultural Class C,
,-s' IDenuded Cypress lass Ciass
'...,, improvements. IL taxes Se'
s'' S. $3.50, Costs 50. .25;
~ r. P. C. vIGUERIIEI, I
=. ~ Broussard, River, Iari, I
fn,, r,s self, Broussard, B. &
p n GTheriot & Self, Tarleton,
..m,t, self. Thompson. K
sa,sh' rIs Broussard. Agricul,,
.'l''' I 265. acres. Woodland
improvements, i, l horse, %
little. 20 hogs, 6 vehicles,
i IT., tools, / cane derrick. sl
~ Int s24.39, Costs $5.S;
L,t OK
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The st: Mary Banner, Saturday, August $, 1922.

NW1-4 and SE1-4 of NW1-4, Sec. A.
1850 S1-2 of Fri. N1-2 and Fri :
12, Sec. 5. $40 Fri. Sec. s. 40a75
Fri. Sec. 9. 631 81 Fri. Sec 10
1862 N1-2 of Mp of S1-2 and a]l
SIP Of Sp. North Of BAYOU, Eavon
Shaffer Sec. II. 1896 NW1-4 Of
NNl-4. Fri. Sl-2 of NW1-4 AMI
Fri. N1-2 of SW1-4 Sec. 12. 65 AZ
Lots 2, 3. Sec. IA. 231 Sc Lots No.
|, 2 and Fri. NE1-4 Sec. Is. all in
T. II, S. R. IL, f. S. F. l.. D
West of River. 20s70 In Secs. a.
as, T. l6, S. R. 13. E. or lot c. Of
Avoca Bd. Plum Tree. Road. r
Bouef, Road and c. Canal A. 36.O6
Fri. Sec. %, T. 16, S. r. 13.
1920 Lots No. 2, 3, A, Sec. a. T
rs. S. R. 13. E. $500 Fri. SE1.4 Of
Sec. SO, T. 16, S. R. 13. F. Vast
of B. Chene. $500 Lot No. d or Fri
SW1-4 Of SE1-4 Sec. 3, T. II, s. r,
13. p. 13.4O Sec. IL, T. II, S. R.
IL, E. S. E. L. D. West of River
BIG Lot No. of Sec. 13, T. 16. s.
R. 13. E. Denuded Cypress Class
A. 6.70 acres, 100 Sea Marsh Class
A. 1875 acres. $50. Reclaim Lands
Class 10253.84 acres, 52,27O. Re-
claim Lands Glass B. $4,000 acres.
l5.6OO. improvements, 1880. 6
horses, 180. 49 mules, $500. so cattle
1000. ! automobile $50. Agricultural
tools, 1000. 8 tractors 4,4OO. S silos.
1.400. Taxes s38,213.49, Int. s1.91O,
Sc, Costs $30.25; Total s40,154. 10.
1880. W. B. REED-1-2 int. Of
13.40 acres lot No. or Fri. N F
IA of n. E. IA, Sec. IL, T. II. s.
r. II, E. Sub. lands $40 acres.
Taxes $33.25, Int. s1.65, Costs
s2.75; Total $37 .65.
5015. UNKNOWN WNER-
21.00 acres. Moore, Young, Can
treaux, Wolford, Woodland 2I acres.
Taxes sl0.16, Int. "a, Costs 81. rs:
Total s13.45.
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There being no further business be-
fore the meeting, saTe on motion,
duly seconded and carried, adjourn
ed.
JOHN \. pHAI2Is,
Vice PreSi dent
K. EMMETT O'NIELL, Secretary.
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Respectfully submitted,

Respectfully submitted,
W. n. GOOCH,
Chairman Finance Committee
~ Inc following report from the
treasurer was read and on motion of
a. A. CAIN, seconded by W. J. Low
rance rance and carried, it was received
nieo and made Il part of the minutes:
Road District No. |
In Account with st. Mary Bank &
Trust Co., Franklin. La.
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Road District No. :

In Account with st. Mary Bank \,
Trust Co., Franklin. La.
Receipts.
June 30, Balance. .......... $9,731 81
July 3, c. Pevot, Tax Coil.
Parish Tax .......... ga 80
Receipts ...............$9 50, ,S26. As
Disbursements.
July 3, No. "a, St. Mary
Bank & Trust Co., Re
demption Of bonds. ....Sl,0 900 90
July 3, No. 25, St. Mary
Bank & Trust Co., Cou-
pons paid .............. 1900 90
Disbursements $4,000 90
July 81, Balance. ce........ 1926 .43
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Miscellaneous
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: proceedings So
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Disbursements

Receipts $62, ,101 80
Disbursements.
July 3rd
10943 n. Y. Ex. favor
Natl Park Bank,
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