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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-22
UMOWY WOJSKOwE FRANCU'
-POI,SKO-IOTEWSKIE.

BERLIN. = KOwieislie Echo Ii
twy" dOuOsi, fe W Rydze cdbywaja
sic rokowania W sprawie francllslko-
1OtewSlxiegO ulE4adu wOjslEcwego. w
nast@stwie ul1lad ten ma bye uzlPes-
niOny analOgicznym IE1lAdem pOlskO-
lotoWsl1im.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-22
BEIGJA zAPRASzA POLSKE DO
ZAWARCIA TRAKTATU.

HAGA. - Belgtjsh minister spraw
zaerauicznyrh EaprOsA wieeminiStra
straaburyera do BruhseH eelen o
m6wienla sprawy traktatA pclskO-bel.
gijslxiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-22
KURs MAREK PoLsK1CH.

WsdIe komunikatu PoIskiego Kon
guIatu EeneralnegO kurs marek jest
1850 ulArek IA 500. czyA te1s
ceut6w IA 1000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-22

tDokohSzenls na str. s-sieI.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-22
Kronika Chicagoska,

nijnych mode udac sic ME dopu-
Scic do strajku. JeSli strajk costa
ME wywoiany, to, jak zapewnia-
jq urzednicy unijni, trwac on be-
die dluzej niz wszystkie dotych
czasowe. Najdluzej miasto Chica
go odczuwaio brak tramwajow
w ciagu trzech dni.
w zwiazku ewentualnym wy
buchem strajlu robotnikow tram
wajowych wiasciciele hotels czy-
ipia starania, by w budynksch ho-
teTowych poniescie robothikow,
kt6rzy dotychczas do piracy do
jezdiali okolic podmiejskich.
PROTEST PUBLICZNoscI
pRZECIWKo STRAJKoWI.
Wczoraj ukonczono .przygoto-
wanna do urzadzenia trzech wiel
kich publicznych zgromadzen, ma
ktorych ma bye wyrazony protest
publicznosci przeciwko powstrzy
luaniu ruchu tramwajowego. =
Zgromadzenia te odbeda sic W
trzech rozmaitych miejscach pod
auspicjajnli Chicago Tenants
Protective League, Prezes ligi
D. Patterson oswiadczy}, re ME
rozohodzi sic w tym wypadku o
kontrowersje robotnikow tram
wajowych kompanjami,
natcniast liga ,bedzie sic
starala, by tramwaje W
razie wybuchu strajku funkcjono
waiy pod zarzadem miejskim do
p6ki kontrowersja miedzy robot
nikami tranwajowym kompa-
miami ME zostanie zalatwiona. =
Crozacy obecnie strajk jest nj
czem innem jak jedna walk
przemyAowych, ktora sic najdo-
tkliwiej da odcztic pujblicznosci.
Pon;ewaz z chwila wybuchu straj
ku wejda W gre try czynniki "a
interesowane, robotnicy, kompa-
NE i publicznQSc, ia ostatnia maj
liczniejsza, Nliga ochrony lokato-
row rwaza, re interesy tel ostat-
niej sa znacznie wazniejsze i mu
sza bye ochronione. Publicznosc
ma jeszcze dotychczas W pamie-
ci te niedogodnoSci, jake musia-
IA odczuwac podezas 3ostatniego
strajku. Wyrazenie jednego z ba
.ronow tramwajowych, ze publi-
cznosc ma obecnie najlepsza spo-
sobno$c do u1ycia bucikow dla
przechadzki, wskaztije ma to, ze
,interesy obu spornych stron So
gayoistyczne i Mkt ME bedzie dbal
o interesy najbardziej zaintere-
.sowanej strony, t. j. publicznosci.
Publ;cznose dose diugo juz cier-
.piaia. z wybuchem strajku gor-
nikow zmuszona byia piacic ME
proporcjonalne ceny "a wegiel !
materially, musiala placi6 wyso-
.kie ceny "a przeiazd, a obecnie
grozi jej straik tramwajowy, kto
ry najdotkliwiej bo, bezposrednio
.da sic odczuc, Publicznosc diugo
cierpiaia dluzej ME chce pa
tried obojetnie ma kontrowersje,
.ktora odbija sic tylko ma niej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-22

fDokohczenie ma str ll:tej)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-22

sow1ETY UWAzAJA FRAN
Gle IA WIELKIEGo SWE-
GO NIEPRZYJAcIELA.
Haga, ~. lipca. - Szef dele
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Civil War Major
Visitor Omaha
Mai. Augustus Van Gic.on Of
Patterson. y. J., !. Guest
81 Relatives.

veteran ~ the ft,l and spanish
American vars. d8i Augustus Van
Gieaan. ~. ~ Paterson n ~, IL pay
ing omaha hls fret yIali IL 10 years
Nj Van p.saan trnfeled assi 10 a.
tend the grnnd Army reunion NJ
DeH Hplnes foilaving ehrh lie came
m 10 Omsha IN pis't with his two
nlefes, Mr. ! " Hamilton $50 Cal
ifDrnia Stred AMI afs n u tsmare.
900 paYenpon street snd his sister
10 la2. 1fs u = Vau Gieson. widow
~ ~ " ~ Aan Gioe1n.
~ ian Diss0n came - Omaha ~
isss Bnd pfgrterd uniil he death b
1905 ~ sofYed ns u surgeon N tbs
tinted states nnt9 during ~" afiI
saf AMI y ane through him Tint his
bf0iher. Augustus entered he sortlos
~ shin hnsDiial steward. serving
from 1863 ~ The end ~ NE rAr, Al
snsius yns stationed ~ the r. a.
MONTGOMERY Sorfh AtloHio flaeh.
adlns .anudfon Of WlmlhEiOni y =.
~ ne spanish American war re
.etged as . mplor ~ the teeond sew
Jersey Infantry, being assigned 10
Camp Cuba tibro Jafksonyills, Fla
unffr Gen, Fits Hugh Lee,
1sJ Van GlesOn vii leoys Tor Tie
eoAt iOiay. accompanied - far ~
Chicago by biz sister lniaw, who viii
VIII N Kentucky,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11

~ those wha wish ~ b. 700 foaF@
0ld Ant WHslns1n should hn1p fer
uattiisf 10, ~ IL 81 celebrate Ne iquih
birthday
= never smoked nu drahh -
sai and essen Wlien ! lltfd ~ the
ltg fiiies never mpfd ~ SITTER
h lie evening sat nv thing l
please ard dfinh lms - iea tiEffst
rln9sing ~ tnunr boss 4 The eefst
thing ~ rhe helfh AM Ines say
the girls ate Atnaainz them Toe, ngw.
That's tsnlhif
HiiherFon heasn vafkinE - tbs
4aa - ~ when AndfeW achson
pas pfsHidett IT ne niiai Htaies
Ifs pife. iaeiis. ~ ~. and they
ne deeply dssoifd after 20 yeas ~
maifi.i mo
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11

afternoon after = men had been -
amlned and an exhausted Ianef vas
ronlsrishod by Commissioner MeiluEh
occurring the highways and bywaye
for AZ more prospects at the order ~
Judge Leslie
Among those asked 10 "plnch hii
aa = talsstn,n yns lloyd osiofne real
estate dealer When ST HciinEh -
ported that 81 Osborne fefusfd N
appear Tor examination Juige Leslie
sent for fhe alleged recalcltrpHt and
fined him w.,
The jury consists n HilhuI efiifii
neld. 48i5 Dodge street sliy passenger
agent Tor the ChifnRo Milwaukee rail-
rnad u. J Love 251l tuning street
g. y. Laid. a. Youth fiftt ninth
street. ". u. Baker 5iig Jhtnef Mii
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
'SaIerno Funeral
One Of Largest
in Little Italy
200 Automobile. in Corlege
Which Follows Same
Route ~ Procession
Tor Father.

The sympathy ~ many friends ant
acquaintance ~ ne aalerno fmiit
VIA frpfeHaed geRfsfdsE afternoon 81
the funeral ~ John nsierna stei wos
iiiod last ssinfday nighi ~ ThOus'
" Finn f"defoi prohibition infornfr
he fnnstOi onriego ~ 2n6 auiom0
iles sgs ore ~ ibe l1ngost ever o.
tended ht The lpal ltaimra A yen,
hf9 Lat July There uate 40 p1tG'
in line ~ ~ flncrJi ~ Joseph AL
'fn0, f,fhsr ~ fhe ours nan who
gas iaken a. iiois Hopuieirf ceideisry
yaIstdiy
fhe fupefi mncefstan sas along
ne snnte foms ataeryed ~ ibs finer
NJ ~ The elder nolefpo The SERVICES
wire is Tho same Church ~ AHne
~ tefmY fourth street nnA roppie
ION ntfaue, aud buBs wa In lhe
asnio fagny ~
iriflcltrs system
fteY. Michael AtsRno, 10 hin sermon
~ lhe rtufth. made piea M obaer.
sAnco ~ M iow and aiso crliioizsd
Tie complement ~ boys rather Than
prudent md experienced men IN tho
work - law enforcement
~ ibn Falegrp home 1914 Noutii
lai4u street. nnnY falied 10 view The
Indy ~ no popalaf so1uR italian
Ieador 1fa sarah salerno, ~"
n0tbet, rficd oHt in her anguish, rail-.
jnE The nate ~ her son Christine
Itine0htro, go Pierce street who Ind
Lsen Tho rwsel henn ~ John Halefno,
wis nsslafpd 10 The h"uso ~ sorf0w,
Among tie mODfnefs we're Anthony,
Febnhilau. Louis Drd gaiyntOro broth
crn ~ John idn. Blister. HebasiInn
Ftlorno. toDd italian vice consul
unole. Mrs Nungio OddO, Mrs Pas
auala Bnfn. Mr. Pauline Anrfs.
Nfg Christopher MOntoibapai Mfn,
Nllilsm iiowiey and Mrs Frapk W
tnrD hunts ReYersl automobiles wefo
used 10 carrY Tho n0ri remembrance,
atofps III the italian district near Tho
guJerno home we're ol0sed during tho
funeral
. Firing Squad NJ Grate,
The pailbenfefs were saH C9Dlg
~ kpt Tforo. Ham l.. canlglia,
Tony gofo. Alfred HAnarl ami Tony
oddo. A. ~ Anne church the ion
mann quartet sung Nearer, NY
and, 10 Thee" and beautiful isle ~
somowhere" brpg sound u The
American Legion participated IN Tho
Last rites NJ he grave.
During hIs talk NJ tho church. REV.
Michael AtaGn0 eald:
1.-THE church insists on obedience 10
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Uncle Sam Says
Dying fruit. and vegetables

Drying offors many advantages
over canning for DfeHerglgg certain
fruits and vegetables. II n simple,
convenient nnd M economical method
II preseryyR and ihe finished product
requires less storage spaee. This
booklet drWribes homemade dflers
and gives dlrectloDs for the prepare
ton, drying and eare ~ cach Of the
more important fruits and veeDsi'
bIee,
READERS ~ The Omaha Bee may oh.
tain copy ~ this booklet free ny
addressing a postal card 10 tho Di'
vision II Publications, Department
Of Agriculture. Washington, u. e.
asking for ~. -. ss4
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11

lird = purhse. slOs sherman ave
nus john e Larsen ials ArtH tlol
fn & usissby a1iT california Herbert
~ taekson. sl0g North Thirty fret
street Gsofes 4 nurkland iosq MORT
qhiriisth avenue. Joe slhgnt s2oa
north Thirty fret street Arthur >
Moran. az Youth fneniy sisili street
ANA Hlke pndfhse. ii2s 4 siffst.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Attitude Of Rohrer
Is Surprise to Finn

Tom Filbn, wbo WAS ordered for
trial ny n cmon.g's jury MOpd0y fH
the HlnvIng ~ John Hajrrpo, declared
yesterday no was surprised NJ Tho
verdict md disappointed ~ The at.
tliudo taken by n, y. Hobrer, federal
prohibition saeni, far whom he col'
leaed evidence apd who Indicated
Monday no wound DO nothing 10 AID
Fllnn.
The only man III tbs federal build
Ing who las shown any kindness 10
him. tliB6 rays, IL James kickerson
~ itohrer's offlce. tiinn's brother,
Fred, appeared yesterday sp1 soye
him sotpo money.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Jury unopposed
toDcath Penalty
Twelve Men Without Capital
Punishment scrupIe. viii
Tr, Marine.

JIM Manoo. belns ,ried To- tbe .isy
ing u Sam Nanfito. yesterday saH the
list ~ 81 Iurfmeh, ali un0ppossd ~
capital punishment, take The boz 10
~ ss his Judge
rhe Jury ass Obtained lafs ~ the
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Gasoline Price Drops Two
Cents y Gallon in Omaha

The price ~ gasoline IN Omaha
dropped two cent? a gallon Tuesdoy.
standard OIL Nicholas Oh and Hih.
clair Refining company fIling fhi.
toms posted change ~ the price
from 23h cents a COLON 10 zIA cents
a gallon, High test gasoline dropped
from 2sA cents 10 zsA cents.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Dean Noyes Succeeds
Zimman in Council

Dean Noya superintendent ~ the
dtY sever department. vas named
ifY commissioner 10 succeed Harry
4 Znman, gho resigned several
weeks ago. A. q meeting ~ the city
council yesterday morning
~ first ruli call y, u. Butler rec
commended lp1hc zlmnan, Or Leo 10
fenibai and Commissioner Hgmwel
pnfsed his vote. Mayor Dahlmau and
Commissioners Dunn. koutsky and
Hopkins voted for Notes Later the
AnIn vs. mnde nnAnlmous Tor bin.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Omaha Birth Rate Exceeds
Drfrnit'.. fiepres Show

Figures ~ the cens1s bureau shows
Omshl has birth rnta ~ ~, rom.
pared 10 "a fof Detroit Mieh, aHd
Grand Rapid, Mich and . death
rate ~ infants below one year ~
ago ~ ~, compared 10 ~ Tor Detroit
Tor every 900 inhabitants.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11

the las and respect for order 4
don think that John salern0 had
any intent 20 disregafd The iAe The
cause ~ the tnEedF on both sides
~ ny mind. Vas because our higher
officials ~ NOT sslert more prudent
men. Instead ~ boys. 20 enforce The
Laws a more experienced Officer
would have dealt With fhi. oase mafa
disrreetiy ard would have avoided
the tragedy whlrb occurred l'Hfof
tuhaleiY. however. humanity IL egaf
sIhIect ~ bluHdsrs and ibiH Il Gns ~
The serious hlhndefs ahieh make ~
douh very muca whether ~ afr -
eiYiliked peoI4a noi saying y chris
iiHn people Hen often make the mis-
take ~ taking ihe las in their oNu
Lanfs ~ The hest ~ passion, When IL
ssnsr moments they woUd fate
measUfss whifh would bring out JUS
ucf without doing violence
LAD M. " Dead"
- care not ~ disuss the nFhf N
wrong ~ %, dead lnys conduit I
rare MT ~ 80 into III details ~ his
awful Tragedy The lad nov IL dsa1
and The ehnfeh Is reading ovsf hts
fsad kpdy prayers that God may h.
meFeifui ~ him fpf hls ispnish fnsli
nsep I dgu'i mini faf minute fhm
Johnny salstho. FROM ny kp0wlsdef
~ hs fbaraoter haf any iuthHf 70
klli federal orleor hut beipG lad
ny6y ~ bic t-ot lsh imrei1osliY md
aystslon for bie supposed 'stDsl
pigeon he tried ~ tho manner al
tsge1 ~ frishter hin from DONG
Whit he thought ar Injustice
'tlstuoi ~ II may lei ~ hone that
these outbursif ~ violence VII moi
a,iuf aHain ~ oUf peaceful ,op
i.et us hope moreover. ihot
god viii exercise merry on hls soul
May he rest IN peaee
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-10-11
Omahan Tells How
to Live 100 Years

"keep fgbst sud unfDfnsd mind
obey nmues laws ara ifusi b goi =
That ~ lhs sdtfs ~ tnsfph @il
blnsoo. ssos North F0rii eighth sifeei
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-21

five had to pay a high price
for the free advice we get most
of US wouldaasuddenlyssd
element Of value in it.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-21

'Pay. as you go'' would be coz
mendable, but its universal p
doption would present a cfu5I
side. 1t would RAILROAD a lot OF
collectors out of their jobs.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-21

No 1926
Mrs Philip 'Durocher, Administrative
Of the Succession of Edward Caillouet..
VS.
Paul Il. Caillouet and Francis S. Krae
NOR.
By virtue Of writ of seizure and sale
to. me directed by the Honorable 28tll
Judicial. District Conrt for s5he Pa
risll OF St. Charles, Louisiana, i'll the a.
bove entitled and numbered cause | will
proceed 10 sell at public auction without
appraisemerk at the front dog Of the
Court House of the Parish Of st. Charles
OH Saturday, Jan. 2lst 1922 1t II o.cleek
A.. M. the following described property
to4wit:-
A certain tract of land. known as part
Of the Del,.omer tract, situated i'll the
Parish of St Charles. OH the east bank OF
tile. Mississippi River, at about thirty-two
miles above the City Of New Orleans,
and measuring two arreits front OH said
river, by a depth extending TO the forty
arpent line, between lines slightly di-
yeTging, togetlief With all the buiidings
and improvements thereon. bounded al
bove by the property now or formerly
belonging to j r. Faucieux. and below
by that now or formerly n. n. Ron-.
dreaux.
Being the SAME property acquired by.
the said callouet and Kraenier from Fel'
iix. Delaune on the 10Th day Of January
1917. by act before Alexis Brian Notary
Public in and for the Parish and CITY
Orleans.
aud from the proceeds of said sale to pa,
to plaintiff by preference over all other
claims the sum OF SIXTY ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS lS6l0O.0)) with in
terest thereon as set forth III petition
herein until final payment and teu per
cent on said amount OF principal and
interest as attorneys fees aud all costs
Of these proceedings to date.
Terms and conditions cash ontne spot.
Leon G Vial,
Sheriff Parish OF St. Charles.
gheriff's Office Parish, Of st. Charles.
December, l4lh. 1921.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-21
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all
cattle and animals must be- off
public roads between sunset and
sunrise, in accordsn &c with ordl
nance of the Police Jury
NIL. Guidry
Pres. P.J.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-21
BANK OF ST. ROSE
ST. ROSE La.

Report furnished to the Examiner of
State Ranks by the above Bank at the
close OF business OH Dec. II, 1921.
Leo A.. Marrero frFs.
H l. I.anday Vlce-ffes.
Jos. U. Fo.se, Ir. oashlef
RESOURCES
Other loans and discounts 5. 1850 80
Other bonds, stocks, Sc
cu-ities, etc. lQ+4i.l'
Banking house, furniture
and fixtures $1,000
Cash, items S4371
Due from banks and bankers
(otlier than above) H'4.9o
Gold coin e.oo
Silver, nickel and copper coin 1908
Natioua,fbank notes and all is
surs U. S. Government Ex-s
cept Cold Cert. Soz W
Suspense account 3.oo
Total s423O3.5 81
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid i'll S 100000
Undivided profits less ex-
penses and taxes paid 127 -e5
Due to other banks and bankers 1R725.C0
Individual deposits subject
to check 129L5.oI
Time certificates of deposit l52O.2S
Amount due to persons not
included in foregoing sol
Total Si2313 81
State of Louisiana, Parish OF St. Charles
/, H. I. Landry Vice-President, and /,
los. U. Folse, Jr. Cashier of the above
uarued bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true TO the best of my
kasvledEe and; ,,elief,
H. I. Landay Vice-Ptes'den'
Subscribed and SWORN TO before me-
this 10th day of jar. 1872.
(,seall ]. I. Baudouin
Clerk CT Court
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-21

Hope, they say, never DIES.
It just peters out.
MANY soft berth proves IN l
the end to be the hard side OF a
board.
All the world loves a lover---ex
cept the lover who loves only /.
himself.
If we had to pay a high price
for the free advice we get most
of us wouldaasuddenlyee discoveraa
element of value in it.
IL tie world would stop aos-
ing for a while some of us might
be able to forge ahead.
There is..a 7subdue.rwhispe .ef
the short skirt going out of style.
There is not enough left to at
tract attention.
The fool is about the only per-
son on earth who doesn't try to
keep others from thinking he is
ore.
According to a contemporary.
costly weddings are-go.ng out OF
style. With no other kind left.
what are wesgoing.to- do?
! Even a referee has his friends.
The winners enthusiastically ap-
prove of him.
-
tbs considered quitessoffensiyf
| now to refer to a man of wealth
as millionaire. They object to
being classed among. the common.
They say red tape in Washing
] ton is disappearing. Using an
other color, perhaps.
Even cowardice, some claim,
has it's advantages in a way. 1t is
An insurance against the marring
of facial appearances.
PAY as you gop would be coH
mendable, but its universal o.
doption would present a cfu51
side. It would RAILROAD a lot OF
collectors out of theie jobs.
Every man is sharp in one way
He knows how the other fellow
ought to DO i
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-21

LOCAL HAPPENING
Rev. Father Parrot was a v,si-
tor of Edgard on Wednesday.
Mr.. Charles Faucheux of New
Orleans visited relatives in Hahn !;
Vile Sunday.
666 will break Cold, Fever and
Grippe quicker than anything We
know, preventing pneumonia
Adv.
Miss Julia Salmon motored to
the Crescent. City or. Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Keller and daugh-
ter, Clara, and Mrs. Stanley Kel-
Ter and family motored to Edgard
Wednesday afternoon.
Reliable seed rice sold by EN-
pire Rice Mill Co, Ltd, New Or
leans, La.
Miss Lucille Lehman visited
friends in Luling on Saturday
and Sunday.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Octave Haydel
and family of Destrehan visited
relatives in Taft during the week.
966 is a prescription for Cod
Fever and LaGrippe. It's the most
speedy remedy we know. ADV.
Miss Edith Becnel of Desire
han visited in Taft Sunday.
Miss Rena Champagne is spend
ing sometimes with relatives in
Taft.
Mrs. j. C.. Triche and daughters
Polly and Beatrice motored to
Edgard Tuesday afternoon.
Rub -Tism, antiseptic and pain
! killer. for infected sores, letter,
srrains, neuralgia, rheumatism
Adv.
Mr.. John Martin was the pleas
ant guest of Mr.. Taft Triche on
Sunday.
Miss Marie Martin left for Ell
Paso, Texas during the week tc
visit her sister, who is i'll.
Mrs Elvina Folse and da lighters
Rosie and Hilda, and Mr. Louis
Zsnner were the guests Of Nj
ay1d Mrs Allen Mollere.
/ II n
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FARM WANTED
Wanted to hear from owner OF
a farm or good land for sale, price
reasonable.
Lyones
Box 551 Olney III.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-01-21

Charles, Parish Gravity Drainage District
No. uas.lIeld on the ABOVE date with the
following members present;
Messrs Paul T. Montz, Stanislas HyITel
U. ]. Keller, f. I.orio and r. ]. Vial.
Absent; None
There were also present at this meet
ing Mr. Conrad A. Buchler Special
Counsel, Frank I. Payne, Engineer aud
Messrs Huth and Aycock of the Huth
Construction Co. Inc. .
Beginners expense bill for December
amounting to S335 81 was read, sa1ne
being approved and ordered paid.
The following resolution was offered
by Mr.. F. Lorio and duly seconded;
Whereas the Hutil Construction Conf
pany Inc. has done certain work III &C
cordance with the contract entered into
with this Board, dated December 2Sth.
1920, aud has presented to this Board
certificate signed by the Engineer OF
this Board, showing the amount Of work
done, and an estimate made Of the a
mount which said contractor is entitled
TO receive from this Board same being
the total amount of work done, less 10
per cent retained by the Board i'll &C
coElance with contract.
T:aere fore Be Ii Resolved, by the
Board Of Commissioners of the St.
Charles Parish Gravity Drainage Dis
/ trict No. | that the Secretary Treasurer
of this Board he authorized to spread OH
tie minutes of this Board Estimate No.
. 10 of the Engineer and that the said Es
! innate be now accepted by the Board,
and the contractors claim for work per-
toru,ed he allowed i'll accordance with
the said estimate.
Be It Further Resolved etc, that since
the total amount of work done since tie
Hast estimate up to and including Dec.
81. 1921 ass 40 per ceyt retained is
s'Sl2, 69l. 80 as will appess- ta.-: esti.:s;-.e
NJ. 70 OH file with The Secretary and
pred Oil these tilt rtes ard since said
contractor has agreed to take tile bonds
OF this District OIL the basis OF 90 per
cent of par value plus accrued inte.e st
the Secretary is hereby authorized to de-
liver bonds numbered 1886 inclusive be
81, 600. 90 and at 60 per cent Of par
value equals to $12, 500. 90 plus accrued
interes, to aud including January 8. 1922
, which equals to IS 20 making total OF
$l2, sos. 20 and since tie amount due
contractor is sl2.6el.3 less s4se.
overpaid contractor last month, equals
to SI2, 2O4. SO, therefore the contractor
will. owe the Board OH the next estimate
the amount of Sf6O.2i
The roll being called OH the above re-
solution rsnlted as follows;
Yeas Messrs MONTE, Eymel, Vial, KEEL
Ter and Lorio.
Nays. None
ESTIMATE NUMBER TEN
Unit No. Completed
25,754ft So ,z3o. z Gil yes
Canal c II
Sta 1850 11.6o0ft 5e,7a 3 Gu yds
Canal CT
Sta 2O1- 400 o,9o0ft 50, 5oS. 9 eli yds
Lorio Cana!
Sta 0-1Ol 10, 100ft 81 ,621. Gu yds
Canal lie
+
Sta 4O0-535 Il, 800 # 69,5I1.o ell yds
Canal CD
Sta l45.2s4 l3.9oOft 86,4SS.o GU yds
Total 456, 213. Gil yds
Less Estimate No. 9 37o, o83 9cu Dis
o,224 2 Gu !, ds
at IS II cts per uyds s-4,10l.47
Less per cent 1.4lO.ls
Amount due contractor $12 ,6o1 81
Respectfully
frank T. Payne
Engineer
Dated Gretna, La.
Dec. 80, 1921
There being no further business the
Board adjourned subject to call.
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APPROPRIATED TABLEAU
Probable Revenues.

Probable Revenues.
Parish Taxes $4,000. 90
Licenses 1000. 90
Total $4,000. 90
Parish Treasurer 700.
Secretary Police Jury 600.
Mileage & PerDiem t.J. $50.
Official Journal eco.
Stationery, office supplies 500.
Assessor 8OO.,
Sheriffs fees criminal cases 500.
Court expenses 500.
Grand Il Petit Jurors 1900.
District Attorney $50.
Feeding prisoners $500.
Coroners Jury & Expenses SEQ.
Board of Health SEQ.
Constables ard Justices of
Peace 1910.
Syrdic Salary 500.
Sergeant at Arms 100.
Parish Auditor 500.
Bridge tender $50.
Punlper 40.
Neutrality-suspicious. 1OGe.
Election expenses 1000.
Road Funds 1850.
Loan Bank ofSt Charles 10000.
Contingent Fund 1910.
Sheriff's Commission 2050.
Total $4,000. 90
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