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The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-02-25

Hahnville Consolidated School
Celebrated Washington's Birth
day
PROGRAM
1-Star Spangled Banner All.
2-Address Supt. Martin
3-Who Is IT, Cofinne Dubroca.
4 What Was The Secret.
Marguerite Cleveland.
5-Minuet
6-Why Am | Like Washington.
Fred Martin.
7-Life of Washington.
Carrie Montz.
S-Song- Twinkle Twinkle Little
Star Primary Class.
9-Washington- Lulu Becnel.
10 Song George Washington.
intermediate Dept.
II Dialogue- The Stars and
stripes
Nelson Keller, John Martin,
Dick Vial, Taft Triche, Urbin
Tregre, NoIon Oubre and Wilton
Madere.
After the program refresh
ments were served by the High
School Dept.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-02-25

leans, said Section comprises what Is
known as Fractional Section lwenty-one
TWENTY-FIVE, twenty seven aud part Of
fractional sectioi twenty eight, accord
iue, to the latest map filed i'll the office
of the United States Surveyor General,
III the City of New Orleans
g. The Northwest quarter and east nail
OF the Northeast quarter OF Section Nine
ty-sx, i'll township Il, South Range
Nineteen East, Southeastern District,
West of the Mississippi River containing
two hundred and tllirts-eight and $1,000
acres, according to Township map APP
proved July 7, 1929, by w. Fulson.
principal Deputy Surveyor, sad map be
ing on file in the office of the United
States Surveyor General i'll the city OF
New Orleans.
Said tracts form part of what is known
as Section Thirty three according to the
latest map of said township, approved
August IA, 1880, by K. w. Boyd, United
States principal Deputy, Surveyor, Which
map Is on file i'll the office OF the u
nted States Surveyor General Ill the
city of New Orleans.
To- Section Ninety-One i'll Township IL,
South Range Nineteen east, Southeast
ern District of Louisiana, West OF the
Mississippi River, containing One HUH
bred and seventy-eiglt acres, according
to Township map approved July ]. 1872,
by w. Fusom, United States Principal
Deputy Surveyor, said map being OH file
i'll the office of the United States Sur
veyor General in the city of New Or
leans.
Said Sc ction forms part of what is
known as Fractional Section twenty
eight, according to the latest map of
said Township approved August IA, 1856
by R. w. Boyd, Principal Deputy Sur
veyor, which map is on file i'll the Of
\ flee of the United States Surveyor Gen
urai in New Orleans.
The tract of lard eighty, nilthly,
tentllly described appear on two sketches
annexed to all act of sale passed before
VIM. Joseph Hart, Clerk of Court and
ex-officio Notary Public i'll and for the
Parish of St. john the Baptist, State OF
Louisiana, OF January w, showing tl''s
original and iates, surveys thereof by
the United States Government, and ap-
proved as aforesaid.
; Together with all movables by deS;
: tination, situated OH the above described
: property, including among other things,
! mules, plows, carts, harrows, wagons
: harness. gears and ieee for the cultiva'
ton and operation Of the above said de
/, scribed property.
: TERMS. Cash.
, Sheriffs Office Parish of st. John the
. Baptist, this 9th day OF February, 1922.
Emile A. picou,
Sheriff.
=, H Chatfe, Atty.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-02-25
NOTICE

The next examination of apHi,
cants for teachers certificates
will be held in the various pa
rishes of the State, parish of Or
cans excepted, April Il, Is, 49,
(white), 20, 81, % (negro). AT
the Court House.
j. B. Martin
sRpt,
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THE THINGS SOME PEG
PIE FORGET.

L
PIE FORGET.
The editor and his family must
eat three meals a day, Or nature
will object.
They must wear the usual a.
mount Of clothing or the public
will object.
They must pay their own bills
promptly or their creditors will
object.
To do these things requires
money but SO long as good but
thoughtless citizens forget to pay
! the editor what they owe him it
is difficult to understand how he
can be expected to meet his own
obligations.
Some people--excelIent citi-
zens, too feel just little Of
Tended when we send them sub
scription bill. They seem to think
that we question their intention
to pay, which is not the case at
all.
We, however, can not afford
to feel peeved when we get bill
for something we owe. We simply
scrape around and pay up.
The day of throwing out hints"
and Of begging subscribers to
come in and pay up" has passed
! A simple statement Of fact is
all that is required for people
who are as good as gold for what
they owe us.
F.! This is statement of fact.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-02-25
LOCAL HAPPENING

LOCAL HAPPENING
Misses Lucille lehman ana
Alice Dugas were the pleasant
guests Of Mrs. Lawrence Vltrano
of Good Hope Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. Oliver Troxler motored to
New Orleans Sunday.
Miss Odette hurry Of Iallane
visited relatives in White Castle
on Saturday and Sunday.
Cos will break a'Cold, Fever and
Grippe quicker than anything we
know, preventing pneumonia.
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Labry RETURN
ed to Hahnville.
Messrs A. ]. Mollere and Au-
bert Champagne motorod to the
Crescent City on Saturday.
Rub My-Tism, antiseptic and pain
killer, for infected sores, letter,
sprains, neuralgia. rheumatism.
Adv.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Elmore Gourpues
were pleasant visitors Of the
Crescent City during the week.
! Mr.. P. J. Lorio and young
daughter motored to New Or
leans on Wednesday.
j Reliable seed RICE sold by Em<
pire Rice Mill Co, Ltd. New Orr
leans, La.
Miss Melazie Troxler is spend
ing a few days with relatives in
ANA.
Mr.. John Martin was the pleasy
ant guest Of Mr.. Taft Triche on
Saturday night.
The Euchre and Lotto Party
given Sunday BY the Children of
Mary ,provedquite a success,
The prizes were awarded as
follows:
Ladies' Euchre first prize Miss
Minerva Martin, SECOND Miss Ida
Smith, BOBBY Miss Tregre.
Mems first prize. Mr. Richard Vial
second, MIRA ] Mollere, BOBBY,
Father Parrot.
Ladies Lotto first prize, Miss
May Bethancourt, second. Miss
Della Troxler, BOBBY, .GaHevieve
Madere.
Mems first prize, Mr. Victor
Hymel, second Taft Triche, BOBBY
Richard Vial Jr.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-02-25
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all
cattle and animals must be off
public roads between sunset and
sunrise, in accordance with ordl
nance of the Police Jury
NIL. Guidry
Pres. P.J.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-02-25

FARM WANTED
Wanted to hear from owner OF
a farm or good land for sale, price
reasonable.
LsJones
Box 551 Olney I'll.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-02-25

Sessions 18th Judicial District
Court.
Jury Sessions
Parish of St John the Baptist
First (1st) Monday in March.
Second (2nd) Monday in Sept.
Parish e Of sseharaes !;
First ust) Morday ID April.
Second { MD Monday in Oct
Parish Of Jefferson
First [1st] Monday In May
First I1st] Monday in November
Civil Sessions [Non Juryl
Parish Of St John the Baptist
First lst) Monday in February
First [1stl Monday in June
Second 2nd) Monday in October.
First (1st) Monday in December.
Parish of St Charles
First (1st) Monday in January.
First ust, Monday in March.
First (lst) Monday May.
First l1st) Monday in November.
Parish .of Jefferson
First lst) Monday in January.
FIRST st Monday in February.
First Isl Monday in April.
First lst) Monday in June.
Second (2nd) Monday in Sept.
First (1st) Monday December.
Prentice E. Edrington,
II N Gautier,
Judges Twenty-eightn Judi,
cial District Court.
approved January LIST, 1921
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-02-25

SALESMAN WANTED to solicit
orders for lubricating oils, greas-
es and paints. Salary or Commits
sion.
Address The HARVEY OIL CO.,
Cleveland, Ohio
:
u !. L $50 PA ,s4A
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ST. CHARLES HERALD
PUBLISHED AT IIA1INvILLE. La.
EVERY SATURDAY
\. C. TRIcHE EDITOR.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE
PARISH OF ST. CHARLES
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
ONE YEAR pz.oo
s,x MONTHS $1.0O
Entered at the Post Office at
Hahnville. La. as second
class matter
Estab!ised February Is. 1873
communications receivedslater
than Thursday morning will lay
over until the week following.
News and intere sting local
items are respectfully solicited
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-02-25

FRANK T. PAYNE
Civil Engineer and Surveyor
Gretna, La.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-02-25
SIIERIFF'S SALE

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Twentyeighth judicial District Court
Parish Of St. JOHN the Baptist
Mrs. Marie Haydel. Widow of Antoine
Denis Lanaux,
doing business as I. Lanaux SOM
VS.
Mrs. Odile Champagne, widow of
Emile Burch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
GIVE SANITY TESTS
TO AUTO DRYERS
WHO SHOW' SPEED
Detroit Judge Determined to
Pit an End TO Rcck-
less Driring.
[ Nv Assnciatnd prnss ]

DETROIT. bee 20.-DeclarinE his
h"II"i that persons who speed in au-
tHmopii's. thereby endanScring the
lives o: others. either are weak
minded or are wilful wrong-docrs. -
Recorders Judge Charles l.. Bart
lett. announced today that all con
Nicied specdcrs would he given n
sanity test before Or. y. j. Jacoboy,
c!ty- psychiatrist.
III IN" spccdcrs are found to he
weak minded they will receive treat
ment usually accorded such unfor-
tunates: II they are not wcakminded
they Will receive heavy jail sem
t"nces. being classed with other
criminals" the judg. said.
Fatalities from street accidents.
50 far this year total l7o. against
i3' for the entire year. 1921.
y woman motorist was the first TO
10" ordered sent to Dr. Jacobov.
should she pass his tests she must
pay fine Of $50. and serve one day
in Jail.
Judge BARTLETT declared that hg-
ures OF the national safety council
showed there are thousands OF per-
sons driving motor cars who are men
tally deficient.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
HARVEY COMING wITU
TRt \I< FtII. OF DATA

Il'E Universal Service.
LONDON Dec. .O.-.Nmbassador
Harvey leaves for America Saturday.
carryine a trunk full Of data on the
outstanding European questions from
which he Will advise the administra-
ti"n on the trend OF European az
fairs.
Colonel Harvey declares that he
was called home by Secretary Hughes.
hut was not informed az 10 the rca-
sons for the summons and does not
know how long he will stay
To Fla Method or Payment.
II is learned on highest authority
that i:ri;ain is firmly resolved to pav
her entire d"bt To America in cash
Chancellor Of tn" EXcheouer Bald
win and Sir Henry Norman. governor
"f tn" l:ank Of England. have hecr
authorized To confer with Secretary
Melons debt commission and settle
definitely the manner OF payment OF
!:riiain's si.000. 100000 dcbs to tho
United States
IL Is understood that the Chan
crllor OF the EXchcuucr accents the
principle OF funding the loan for
tw"nty-hve years with interest al
Ii per cent. hut will attempt to
secure easier terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
PROHIBITION LAW
ATTACKED AGAIN
LRv Assnciatnh rrnss 1

NEW YORK Dec. 20-To hermit
PHYSICIANS I" use their discretion In
prescribing liquors would be to de-
icat the purposes Of the Nolstcah act.
Assistant United States Attorney
clark today declared, in answers To
actions brought by Dr. Samuel w.
Lambert and Edward and James
Kurkc. Ltd, makers of guinness
stout designed to raise additional
questions as to the conS;itutionality
of certain provisions of the prohibi-
tion enforcement law.
Dr. Lambcrts suit attacked the
provision of tho law limiting the
quantity of alcoholic liquor Il ply
Sic!an may subscribe to a patien.
within given time. He maintained
that Congress was going beyond its
constitutional powers in directing a
practicing physician in good stand
ing how much or what kind of ma
tcrials he should prescribe. DR.. Lam
bert said this part of the prohibition
law put Congress in the position of
practicing medicine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
LEy Assoclatca rress.1

MONROE. LA. Dec. Gothic pur-
pose OF tho movement OF (, company
"' Louisiana National Guard into
Mor"honsc Parish by Governor John
VI. Parker yesterday afternoon. to-
night continued 10 remain a mystery
TO all except a handful Of officials.
The passing of the dag failed TO
l!ft The mystery screen. Those in
a position TO speak would say moth
ing. The Governor. A,torney-c;cn-
cral and others remained in rigid
silence.
Late today detachment of TWEEN
ty-ivc men under command OF th.
company officer hastily departed
from the camp established In the
heart OF tn. little town Of Mor
Rouge. The men said they did not
know where they were going. Til.
officer would not speak
Sny Men I'm Route 10 Lnkcs.
Close observers offered the opinion
the men were en- route to one Of
the lakes in the vicinity of Nor
Rouge. where Il is believed the
bodies OF TWO men. weighted down
with wagon wheels, are resting tho
victims Of hooded kidnapers.
Four detectives. working with tho
Department Of Justice are said to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
WILL PAINT TROLLEYS
BRIGHT ORANGE HUE
rs SAFETY MEASURE
Collisions Bef,rcen JcMcieS
and Street Cars Head
.4ccidrnt List.

In it's efforts to rrduc" accidents.
especially In the busy th"roughfares
OF the city. the Virginia Railway and
Power Company will change the color
Of its cars To- a bright orang. color
in place. Of the present dark green.
The first ear with the new coat of
orange viii he ont on the lines prob
ably saturday and others viii follow
as soon as they can he pat through
the shops. sai'i General Manager John
l.. Hacvc!l. last night.
With practically all other vehicles
using the streets carrying the darker
coIors. IL is believed by officials OF
the company tnat drivers will be
able 10 sec more quickly an approacn-
~" street ear and thus avoid acct
dents.
The records Of the company show
that for a long time collisions he
tween vehicles and street cars" has
been chief in the list OF accidents re-
ported each month. Ecfurc the ad-
vent OF the onc-nan safety car. step
accidents headed the list. said MIR
IiarVcli.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
HIGHER UPS URGED
TO OBEY DRY LAW
Officials Called On by Con-
gresham Upshaw to Set
Proper Example.
"PUSSYFOOTINC" SCORED
Prohibition Advocate De-
mands Oficcholdcrs Stand
BY Whole Constitution.
Try Associated Press

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2o-Iign
government officials. Governors
Judges and members or Congress
wcr" asked today by Representative
tpshaw. Democrat. OF Georgia. in a
speech in tho House. To emulate Mar.
shall Foch who refused to touch in.
'oxicants while on American sol
out OF respect FOR the dry constltu.
,ion.'
NO longer must the hlrhcr-ups
fhF go. shouted Mr. rpshaw
They must say come" Anything
i"SS than this would bc farce and
scandal. Timorous souls hav. ueyc,
inspired anybody. This is no time
Tor pussyfootinr u,tcranccs and ac.
IONS on the part OF our State and
national leaders"
trEcs Dry ProcIamn,Ior
Mr.. tpshaw tirgcd that tho Presi.
dcnt issue a ringing Christmas nroc
'hma,ion. calling every citizen. and
especially every Official. to total Alb.
st!ncnce for tho common good"
referring To tho recent Governors
conference. he said: 'I,et these GOV
crnors. led by the President and
"!ce-Prcsident OF the United State.
ana all the members OF the Cabinet.
"".H '"O an the open ana iift the!
handS before high heaven and TAX. i.
n"w oath of allegiance TO the whole
Constitution ana the American aag
Let them aDlcmrly declare" said
Mt tpshnw. 'that. regardless o,
what their tastes and practices hay,
been. they VIII never again build VI,
a bootlcgGcr's barbarous business !,
drinking any form or any amour, OF
Illicit liquor a. any dinner. a, an.
function. or In any. ball room or
any back alley
lie, every member OF Congress
ana every United States Senator fol.
low suit; let every state and Fed.
"ral Judge and every prosecuting at,
t"rn"y !n America stand up like uu.
trlotic men and declare they Wi!
never again personally trample tn.
Constitution which they have sworr
10 obey and defent."
Laugh mt "Proruciamcnto.-
Declaring tha plain people" laugh
80 nigh sounding pronunciamcntos
h"caus" they believed that man,
hiSh officials believed In that M.
i'lutin' autocracy which claims tn,
privilege OF buying and drinktni, IL.
l'cit liquors themselves. while deny-
'hS thc privilege To the poor devils
down among the masses who ar,
iooi!sh enough 10 wan, the opnortu.
mlty To buy and drink illici; iiquiG
Continued on Page .. Col. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
WILL OFFER EVIDENCE.
ADDUCED AT INQUEST
Mrs. Beck, "Olhcr Woman,"
Denies Statements Al
tribuicd to Her.
JACKSON. roo. ENTERS DENIAL
departed state VIII Introduce Wit
ness Who VIII Testify lie Saw
Shooting.

Chief of Police g \. sherry last
night expressed tho belief that the
preliminary hearing OF tho case OF
Thomas Pollard. charged with killing
Mrs Th"lma Richardson. will be
brief. Both Pollard and j. Mosby
West. who is charged with being an
accessory. will he arraigncd i'm Po-
lice Court Saturday morning. Prac-
;ically the same evidence adduccd az
he coroncr's inquest VIII be- present.
.d AT the preliminary hearing. ac-'
'"rdinG I" the police. who assert they
are prepared To Offer additional tcs-
tim"ny at the proper time.
commemorative Attorney Satter-
field said Yesterday that a motion
viii be made in Police Court that no
bail he allowed either Pollard or
West following Police Court action III
the case, In event that bail is de
MED and the two men are ordered
held for trial. Pollard and West will
he placed in jail. 1t became known
last sunday night that tho prosccu-
ti"n contemplated making n more
drastic move in the case. bat no in
formation could be obtained at that
TIM" as To whether efforts would he
made To have the two men held with
out hail
Pollard and West have been out on
"nil sine" the night OF the tragedy.
rollard was released in $4,000 bail
and West was liberated after fur
- shing Saoo security. Roth men
were released at the Second Precinct
Police station soon after they were
arrested by Lieutenant r.. l.. Bryant
aud Dctcctivc-ScrEcant w. l.. Way
mack shortly after S o'clock on the
night Of the killing.
D. H. Jnrkson M1krs Denial
John X. Jackson. a clerk in r. NJ.
Nunnallys store. 1897 Hull street
South Richmond. last night denied
:ha; he had accompanied his sister
!n-law. Mrs. Bertha Louise Beck. tn
= football gam" as "a result OF re-
rciving tickets from Pollard. lie in
sisted that Mrs RsciS's brother.
George Il: Wilkinson. Jr., accompa-
MED her to the game. Jackson said
h" has never seen a football game.
His name was mentioned In the All
davit made by Mrs. Beck concerning
rollard's visits To her home. automo-
bile rides with him and gifts he pre-
s'nted TO her.
Mrs. Beck Yesterday afternoon de-
MED that she and Pollard had plan
red I" marry az soon as both were
granted divorce DEGREES. she also de-
MED that Pollard telcphoned her af-
ter the shooting at his home. 2ilS
Grove Avenue. She added that she
did not say that Pollard. when he
called by telephone Just before the
shooting. told her Mrs. Richardson
WAS then at his home.
Would Rrfute poiicc Theory.
II MAS reported yesterday that tho
prosecution will present a witness at
n" preliminary hearing Saturday =
who Will testify that he saw tho
shooting. The police have not dis
closed the name OF any one who is
known TO have been an eyewitness in
II. ease.
Hiram NJ Smith. who will appear
Gs counsel for Pollard. says IL makes
un difference whether Mrs Richard
'nu was l"ft-handcd or riEht-handcd
Continued on PaGe :, Col. 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
DROP DAUGHERTY
CHARGES, IS RUMOR
Believe Committee Will Rec.
ommend Impeachment Fvi.
dcnce Is Lacking.
END PUBLIC HEARINGS
Last Open Discussion Takes
Place Today-Report
After Holidays.
END PUBLIC HEARINGS
tBy Associated Press.J

w ASH NGTON. Dec a0-publ;r
hearings on the impeachment charges
brought against Atturney-,;cn,r
'auGherty probably Will end to-
morrow before the House Judic.ar
Committee, which is expected to re-
port 10 the House that it found no
evidence on which to base an In, .
pcachmsnt proceeding. The repor,
WI! not I've made. however. un.il
after the Christmas holidays because
OF the absence OF members from
Washington. during that time.
When the committee adjourned to-
night after two long sessions. there
remained to lie heard only "a hal,
dozen witnesses. These are Off
Gals Of the Department of Justice.
wh" VIII he questioned concerning
hi"fations in the specifications
drawn by Representative Keller. Re.
publican. Minnesota. which had no,
""'u touched upon at the ;.inc .l-
Keller withdrew from the case.
Examine Department Ouicrrs.
Examinations of department officers
began late today over the prnt.s, az
SrNarai committeeman. who insisted
That the Attorney -Gcncral should
not he asked u offer witnesses to
i"Siity concerning cha rE.s IN support
"i winch no evidence nni been pre-
s"ntcd. Chairman Nolstead insist
ed, however that the committee
ought 20 go into all of the charges
IN an effort In satisfy itself as far
as might be possible as to Whether
there was basis for them.
Before this line OF INQUIRY was
opened. Representative Woodruff. Re-
publican. Michigan. laid before tho
committee evidence which he CON
tended showed unnecessary delay
hy the Department of Justice in
bringing suit against the Wright
Martin Aircraft Corporation for tho
recovery of S3.60l.7l5 growing OUT
ut alleged ovcrpaymcnt Of war
claims. Assistant Attorncy-Gcncral
seymour announced that suit for the
recovery OF this amount soon was to
hc hled and Colonel Guy u. COT.
former Assistant Attorney General,
wh" has had charge OF the case. de-.
nicd the charge OF unnecessary de.
lay.
Most OF ;he renal ming tim. OF III.
hearing today Was taken up VITA an
inquiry into the building trad. cas"a
SrowinG out al the Lockwood Com
mitt"e Investigation in New YORK
colonel William Haywood. Federal
district attorney at New York. wen,
mt" details concerning the various
ns"S showing which ones hai been
continued on Page 2. Col %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
TO PAY FULL DEBT
OVER LONGER TIME
Great Britain Will Ask l.. S.
Commission to Fix Easier
SEEKS NO REDUCTION
Harvey Leaves London Salur-
day for America to Com
fer With Hughes.
SEEKS NO REDUCTION
Isy Associated rrcss. !


LONDON. Dec. .o.-Relief that the
forthcoming negotiations between
stanley Baldwin. chqnccllor OF the
British ENchcuucr and the American
Debt Funding Commission. eventually
viii result in alterations in the
terms Of payment of the British
debt to the United States is ex-
pressed in AN authoritative Ameri-
can quarter here.
While there are no indications
that either side has made any direct
proposals along this line, influential
Americans III = position to sense the
situation say there is a growing
feeling that IL would be to the mu-
tual advantage Of the creditor, as
we'll as the debtor, nation that Ger
tain changes be made in the method
Of payment.
Whole Debt TO lie rnid.
Otherwise. 1t IL asked. what would
be the use OF the British and
American commissions comforting AT
all, because any bank clerk knowing
that. under tho present provisions OF
the debt funding law. the $4,000
100000 debt bearing Ia per cent
interest must he paid in twenty-five
years. could fGurc ont a cut and
dried method of amortization. Be.
lief is also expressed in this same
quarter that there is no inklirg Of
n suggestion in the minds of the Of
ficlals on either side Of the ocean
and that the whole debt Will even
tually he paid