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New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

SIo;oOo BUYS nne-room house, tile bath
=, sIectric re- Lights; plot 6ox15o: two-car ga
rage; eight minutes walk from main STA
ton. LESLIE +. HARRIS, 10 North ave-
Telephone 1856. " ave.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
ENGLEWOOD

ENGLEWOOD-S20. 900. terms to suit, buys
beautiful gentemen's all year country
home; 10 rooms, 2 baths, 2 showers. toll
cts; all modern improvements renovated
and redecorated this year; garage. 2
chicken houses, hotbed, Toulouse; every kind
of fruit and berries situated In a one acre
beautifully laid -out park. Call Owner. 42oW
ErCleWoOd NJ j.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

held with production all around. 81
ROAD afd townsite on land; fine proposi-
Won I,in 1or syndicate: own fee title and lease.
Mosher jr., 1925 Scarritt Bldg. Kansas
City. Mo. "i'"'
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

ROCKVILLE CENTRE. s9,50o-Cha rmsng
new homo In q restricted residential sec
:ion; six rooms and bath every modern
Improvements: immense closets and store
room: open fireplace. hardwood floors, laun-
curb; steam heat. gas and electric terms
conveniently arranged l.. c. Ziegler 26s
Hampstead ave, phone 12s3-R
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

ATTRACTIVE . room house; large cor
,,ent ner o plot porches two sides; garage, we'll
toned flower garden; $4,000 terms; full
partlculars n. }. DUSENBERltY. phone
458 Mamaroncck, ~ y
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
BRIGHTWATERS

BR1GHTw Notwithstanding Colonial res
i.:enoe tapes,y brick and limes;one trim .
tiled roof and porches; fronting csmen,
road and lake near country club; IL
roo,I,- 3 all tiled baths and soiarium' fin
est construction and location .h brick gar
age to match house for 2 cars, WIN a sepa. a
On 2acre plot; fine old trees and rare
shrubbery very reasonable terms and INC
possession arranged. T. Is ana n. w; w;
Ackerson 26 Court ST., brooklyn ana
p,iobtwaters L. !.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
Long Island

KEEP TELLING YOU New
Long Island City is THE active
SPOT around New York. and
STElNWAY is A large part of
New Long Island City. This
property is UNUSUAL. both as
an investment and as a specu
lation. and ! want you to see
It and the activity going on
there Business properties as
we'll as home community.
lars call at my office in the
Steinway Factory. Ditmars and
18th avs. Long Island City. or
write 67 Liberty ST. Telephone
Cortlan1t O744. Open Satur-
days and sundays. JOSEPH =.
DAY, Suburban Department,
Inc.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
TUCKAHOE
MAMARONECK

hEtENTlH completed. well built house
with eight rooms two baths and garage
IN residential section OF MnmaroneCk; ali
modern improvements; conveniently To-
catep satisfactory terms. For fun Dar-
uculars communicate with owner. Micha ell
Staub, IA Ward av, Mamaroneck n Y
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

1WO-FAMILY HOUSE, good cation. gas,
electricity. separate steam heaters and
entranccsi lot 60xl0b; rents $3.50 per
month. Price $4,000. FISKE REALTY
CO.. IA Depot Place Mount Vernon. N, Y
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
BAY SHORE

FOR SALE AT BAY SHORE
Most attractive "a acre estate IN exclusive
Cd an abundance OF flowers. fruit and
Shrubs; sh. M large large vegetable garden; house Of
II rooms. baths. splendidly arranged ana
decorated: wide shaded porches. hot water
haat and all conveniences; large garage;
owner purchased larger home: Will sacrifce
For detailed Information address Agent
CARLETON E. BREWSTER.
Bay Shore, l.. /. Phone So2
TO RENT-Furnshed at Bay Shore. new
froom house bath and all cenveniences; ;
centrally located between bathing beach
markets and depot. Rental 5000; other
large cottages. c. t. brewster. Bay shore.
Phone 302
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

FOR RENT-Furnished country homo
eight rooms, two baths; double garage;
situated; easy commutation.
Address Box H. Harmon-on the" Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW, recently COM
,Pieted with five rooms. bath and garage;
az modern improvements; right price and
satlsractory terms For fun particulars
Goinlnunicate with owner, Michael Staub
IA Ward av.. Mamaroneck. N. Y
SALE OR RENT, DWELLING 8 rooms 2
baths; modern improvements; fine loca-
tlon; View of Sound; 10 minutes to station:
rent $4,000. 1856 East Post Road, Tel
11S-R, Mamaroneck, n Y
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
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New Lersex
VE, is. or houses for sale ana ron, v.,..
~N "INkLE CO.. Rutherford
MAHNAII
= -
East Orange

"HSI SRANGE-Moderp. handsome. COM
az anu AIRY. every convenience, si5oo. one
y, ."o year lease; also one sublet sum
i insr auiet. high clasS house for refined.
,s" aolnlnE, middle aged people oniv:
very convenient Lackawanna ana Sew, New
ark trolley Call bo2 William st. or teis.
pnone owner. Bowling Green $500
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
CHOICE HOMES FOR RENT OR SALE ON
Beautiful Long island
Where living Is enjoyed with best transit key1itiss-
IIEAIPsTEAD

DIRECTLY on the water front. overlooking
Great South Bay, at Brookhaven l.. L.:
aenr depot, motoring highways. golf clubs
suitable for residence. club house or sani-
tsrium. Boating. bathing, fishing. Sixteen
room house moderny equipped; large sun
parlor; nine bedrooms, three open fireplaces
all in good order. Garage: fruit; 26 acres.
Price $4,000 Terms to responsible parties.
c. r. LUSH. Owner. Hampstead, L. L.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
DOBBS FERRY

MAY 10 to Sept. is. new, we'll furnished
house. rooms, bath, sleeping porch
garage. Dobbs Ferry 425 or Murray Hill
1892
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

BUILDING PLOTS. sox1oo, sewers. water,
gas electricity. river view; $l,s6o. on
easy terms; assistance in financing build
ing. +. Is. MORRIS. 5o7 9Th av. Phone
Murray Hill 5022.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
Telephone 200. scarsdale,

hENI summer, year lease. or sell. attrac-
beautiful homelike furnishings mahoranr
cherry. wicker chintz and Oriental rugs
oa laose downstairs rooms, parlors, en-
rooms. ? baths. 2 servants room and hoth
iarge closets, cool kitchen, laundry. billiard
room IN basement; minutes from station
express service; good stores country cluh
pieasant neighbors. d TAG, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

~ w SALE OR RENT-BERKSrrPr IT
yICI1STS vWJ1ES; va ES; U r N I s II f D
p p \ p9Es: pp Is:c, WHEELER & TAYLOR, GREAT
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
IEONA

LEONIA.--House. seven room. shingfe tile
bath; large enclosed porches. first and
light: two-car garage 5ox113 feet; 20 min
utes from Jersey City; 20 minutes from
Fort Lee Ferry possession May i; price
reasonable; terms easy. Address D743
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

MODERN Colonial house, Northern New Jer-
sey; IL miles from New York; .16 rooms, 4
baths: steam heat; hreplaces. electric
washer. dishwesher; garage with rooms m s;
terms; Immediate possession. c. w. MIX,
90 East 42d St
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
nROOKLYN HEIGHTS

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS
private residence between Pierrepont and
,iark streets. recently remod elled; s large
rooms beautiful tiled bath, hardwood
floors. open fireplaces electric light. hot
water heat newly painted and decorated ;
owner leaving city Will sell for $4,000
with moderate cash payment. Address
Owner ISo Montague street. Brooklyn
Room eos or Phone 1856 Main.
FOIR lots adjoining church, Broadway
18th St Broadway, Flushing, near sta
ton. HESSE, $50 Greenwich st, New York
City.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
PLEASANTVILLE

FOR RENT, furnished. or months. Z
room house improvements. sleeping
porch, lawn, shade, garage tennis court.
flowers, fruit, garden; 5000 per month
Seen by appointment. Tel. EOS Chappaqua.
c.. NJ NISbETH.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
New Jersey

TWO NEW HOUSES
Only 80 minutes from hudson Terminal.
IN one of the finest suburbs in New Jersey.
:nents; price $4,000 and $500; severel
beautiful plots at $40 front foot; fully i'm
proved; water. gas. electricity. curbs. gut
tiers, sidewalks; few choice locations now
available; small payment secures plot: we
VIII finance and build your, home on easy
terms. For particulars call, write, phone
FRANK MILLER, IS Park Row Barclay
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
NEW JERSEY REsL ESTATE
A FINE HOME CHEAPFOR MAY Isl

HOME SACRIFICE BY A PROMINENT SUBURBAN BUILDER
OF beautiful Colonial hme with garage cash and have
too much construction hands The decorations are still
to be put in. will install according desires of
pnnnase The house has ten immense completely
Only ~ minutes walk to the
settled residential rights
chain of five charming lakes
skating Splendid committing City $3.50
cash takes it. Absolutely immediate occu
pancy additional for Balance years
ond mortgage $4,000 Permanent mortgage s750O For
Station New York City. - ' ~
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
Brooklyn
,rc,pAp1E FLATBITsH HOME.

DESIRABLE FLATBUSH HOME.
proscect Park East one OF Bishops easy
ho,s.seeping homes three-story brick, Bed
ia stone front II rooms and baths. re-
rention room. library, dining room and
(i.cben on the first floor: large light base
sner, Tor coal storage. laundry and fruit
m,Sn1 pooni: gas and electric lighting: gas and
soai ranges in kitchen; hot water heating;
SoJroonas gas heater for hot water also
sot waser colt in furnace; parquet floors
srst and second stories: dressing rooms ad-
sointnr bedrooms: tasteful decorations; din
TO- room in Flemish oak; all rooms light
md cheerful: windows and doors equipped
ei,h metal weather strips; complete and
desirable home in all respects, near most
haamiiful part of Prospect Park and con-
ysnisnt 10 trolley. elevated and subway lines ;
viii be sold partly furnished II desired; early
possession; price $4,000, part TO remain on
nnortgage Address Owner, Box b57 City
Hall Station, New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

"NUTLEY IN A NUTSHELL"
Sr1a 81. aport 2 me Ideai aone AUT"
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
MONTCLAIR

s25.0Oo&Stone and white shingle resi-
dence: Gear garage superbly located ;
centre hall living room. sun room, din
ing room, kitchen; six bedrooms. three
tiled baths; house Is new and perfect
y appointed: very convenient.
II. S. CONNOLLY G. co,
Opp. Lackawanna Station. Montclair
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
FOREST HILLS

FOREST HILLS GARDEN
Bargain, Puritan, near Greenway North.
Other bargains in Forest Hills. Full de
tails and inspection through GATES
REALTY CO. 1867 Broadway, Brooklyn.
Phone 910G Jefferson,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
MOUNTAIN LAKES

FOR SALEMountaia Lakes. r.. J. seven
room stucce; all improvements, sun par
lor garage, bathing, boating, golf tennis
country club, fine schools and markets;
easy terms. r. Z. Smith, 1872 Brook st.
Boonton, \. J.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
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WESINyOOD

comMrRG .n,s s,rss residence 10 rooms all improve
etc Saddle River Valley, near RjasewoeeS' asS,oea'
,,i,ho, ~; Tor summer or yearly: partially fur,
pas' pasnea' rent reasonable. Tel. 25-M Saddle
river. conway, r. d .. Westwood, N ].
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

ATTRACTIVE cottage. six rooms. bath; all
improvements; newly decorated; delight
fui location; large @ lot; fins for children
wood av, Montclair. Phone 2655-R.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
Queens
OIEENS VILLAGE

SACRIFICE by forced sale. fne Colonial
house newly decora ted; eight rooms:
plot ioxlo0; garage, tax exempt, $4,000;
very easy terms; no reasonable offer re
fused Write for particulars. kissam Bros
Go Queens J.. l. Phone Hollis 6150
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
PLAINFIEID

FINE HOMEs-New Co,on,a,,
pungalows. large houses. etc. Pric.s
s, s.,Soo TO $50 900. Terms arranged. Good
IIo.'inuting. shopping, churches and schools
go go Us kno~ what you want. j. Nathan
son Son, licensed brokers. ia North
AVehOe. PlainAeld. n. j. Tel hM7
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
EA WESTCHESTER G
Hul +. SALE OR RENT M BYoS
T4ss Do Molu>Do,,fDelay 49,: .1a1
IH1@. Buy Yourselfa Home e4ett st1*t9
Flooded with Sunshine
NEW ROCHELLE

HOUSE FOR RENT-Beautifu,y furnished
suburban home in New Rochelle. with
- acres OF ground, conveniently located
10 stores and railroads. house has 16
looms; looms; baths. electrically equipped laun-
W. formal ana vegetable gardens; pos
session MAY 1st. For price and furt her
particulars apply to
II. u. COLWELL & SONS. mo,
New Rochelle, N. " Tust Co Bldg.
of6 main st. Tel. 400. Nav Rochelle
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

FOREST HILLS GARDEN-Can offer for
limited time few houses below actual
building cost. on attractive terms also build
Ing plots. BR1ON, 55 Olive Place. Bouie-
ward 6355 w or Canal $50.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
WESTFIELD

FOR SALE-Bargain at Westfeld. n. J..
House, rooms. bath, large sleeping
P9Ten and garage lot SoSaS9 9s5 price
Westf1eld, n. j..
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
BRONXVILLE

BRONxyILLE-For sale. bargain now 6
room house. al modern improvements
hardw0od nadt 0 floors. hot water heat tile bath
IN course of erection from $40, 900 r. .i9
ooo Chester Heights station, y. r. West
Snss,er H,snei ~ \ Y Bonton r. r.. at the property.
Brohx"ile n. Y Tel Bronxville 1I9a
o'nce on property. Open Sundays
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

BARGAINS rooms, tiled bath, sun par
ior, sleeping porch, hot water heat. gas,
ssl'esctrio!ey. garage; large plot: asking
St Tel. 1851 or 30h
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
FOR SALE
13-Acre Country
Home
With City Conveniences

With City Conveniences
~ miles from Harlem Div. N. Y.
Central, 81 minutes 10 N. Y. Fine
farm land. large apple and peach
orchards, other fruits, berries, aspar-
agus, etc. Broom modern white
franc Colonial house, z glass en-
closed sleeping porchcs, $ master bed
rooms, 3 modern tile baths, new hard
wood floors throughout, hot water
heat many large closets. New ser
wants cottage, 5 rooms and bath;
heated garage for 4 cars. Large mod
crn barn and farmers cottage. milk
house, chicken house. etc. Public
service gas, electricity and water.
Modern sewage disposal. Sunken
garden fully planted with evergrcens,
percnnlals, etc. All buildings in Der
feet condition. Price $65,OOO, terms.
Brokers protected. 81 Church Street
PleasantyiIle, N. Y, or telephone
354 for appointment.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
AIERRICK

FOR SALE-At Merrck, rooms and
bath, garage: corner; electricity 2 min
utes from station: price. s1o.b0o; mort
gage, $4,000 BOVINE, Merrick, L. ].
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

WELL BUILT HOUSE. 10 rooms 2 baths.
tions; desirable location; asking Sis 900
no reasonable offer turned down for quick
acuon. Peter Doern, telephone New Ro-
chelle 1888. 167 Winyah av
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
SCARSDALE

CLUB COMMUNITY-strictly
private sales; 81 acreage plots
immediately at Heathcoto sta
tlon, Scarsdale Beautiful high
lard; trees; city improvements
conservative and protective re
strictions: brokers protected. In
quire Sunday at office on the
premises. or 81 Liberty ST, New
York City. Telephone 0744 Cort-
landt. JOSEPH p. DAY, Sub
urban Department, Inc.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

Wv NER building larger house will sell at =
tractive 7-room dwelling at price which
eyes % honest value; open fireplace. modern
patn, extra toilet on first foor hot water
neat; 2-car garage; s12500
ANGEl4L s. co.
Telephone 800 Scarsdalo Y
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
Pennsylvania
Kansas

foR EENT-Attractive furnished Cottar.s
MERWlN. Mt. Pocono, Pa H. H.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09

MODERN sTUCCO HOME. all conven-
fences and improvements. high elevation,
rooms, 2 baths parlor. good lot !;
only $4,000. ii. f. COLWELL & SONS.
Nv, New Rochelle Trust Co. bldg, 54s
Main st. Tel As0. New Rochelle
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
TARRYTO,yN

AaMhf3IoWN, rant Town, 324 South Broadway-To
20 fen roorns 1srnlShed season house Of
senisnces s IL acres, lawn. meadow and
sar1den; beautiful old trees drives and and
Wn.as, Sarss 1sardener.s ar cottage. greenhouse
ot Hudson and hills beyond; rent 81 Ttem ooo
PEI, per month or IS, 900 for year: seen any,
SMa1 t1n,e; gHONE TARRYTOWN eos, g. a
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
BUY A PLOT

IN BRONXVILLE
1Tner UTner VIII assist in financing a bon.
nurtuer norh; 11Eloo or larger; price and neigh
BURKE STONE, INC. BRONyv11Yp
New-York tribune., 1922-04-09
VERNON

HdDsoN da" View; brick house; big plot, near
ecutor, Box 100, Peekskill NJ Y
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-11-25
Marine Recruits.

The New Orleans Marine Corps re-
cruiting district with sub-stations at
Shreveport, Mobile, Ala. and jackson,
Miss, bids fair to go over its quota of
forty-two enlisted recruits for the
month of November, according to an
nouncement by Captain E. C. Nicho-
las of New Orleans headquarters.
On Saturday, November 18, there
were nine re-enlisted men and seven
teen first enlistment men to the credit
Of the district, q total of tWenty-six
accepted applicants. The New Or
leans station recruited thirteen of
these; the Shreveport, La, station,
four; Jackson, Miss, five; Mobile,
Ala, three; and the postmaster at
NorWcord, La, assisted one man to be
examined at his office in order to be
furnished transportation to the re-
cruitlng station. The twelve Louisi-
anians enlisting include: Roddy E.
Roberts. Morgan City; Earl L. Mari
celli and Joseph Pace, Campti; Cecil
K. Waddel, Norwood; Royal F. Col
ward, Bossier City; Zenon P. Landry,
Baton Rouge and Louis K Foret.
Charles B. Stearns, Frank Williams.
Elmer T. Virgins, Chester A. Spur
geon and Samuel G. Calvert, ali of
New Orleans. During the same time
that Louisiana was sending twelve
men to the Marine Corps, Mississippi
sent nine, and other states five. via
the New Orleans recruiting district.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-11-25
DONALDSONVILIE LA.

more or less, and being the Southern nth ph
ton of Section l and 2 of Township ., ,:s. of
Of range 9 east, south eastern his1l'.;h ".;hed
louisiana which said tract is also ues :"ht ~
at Lot or Section 3, the old headri ~ fol-z
NJ. c. Dias, 0. B. 90. and bounded ..;,,are a.
lows: North by land of Andrew has., e.,1ras-
south by widow James Hill. east by 1yt 1y,aster
tes. Ealy and west by John and oyNest oyearty
and John Ealy being the same pn:aLhard
acquired by Edward Roddy from E,s .sa in
Roddy on April IA, 1905, duly teIoi ~ AS
Book of Conveyances of the parish oaa u. nv
cension, No. Al folio 1l5 and as!u Il,,ns on
Edward Roddy from Jourdan N: N,ehs"c sc Com
July i. 1918, duly recorded IN hooh s:sh :, Of
vcvancos No, so. folio AGA of the PARIS"
Ascension. -, ~ real
Second-A certain piece or parcel y. s;on.
estate situated in the parish OF hS. n the
state of Louisiana. together With on and
buildings and improvements thereon ,,or.
thereunto belonging. being the nofthei. taun-
ton of Lot Number | of section "a l" 1Is,ana
ship 8 south of range 3, east OF St ~ ~ nf
Meridian, Southeastern District. "a ea. ".res.
river. in louisiana containing 3o;oz Iassnh
being all the property now owned o' Cey-
T. Stephens under patent from u ~ rec-
ernment dated December so, l9Vz an" folio
orded in Book of Conveyances NO. 49,
BAT Of the parish Of Ascension.
Terms-Cash in y. S. currency
GEO. H. RICHARD,
Sheriff, Parish of Ascehs''l'
Donaldsonyille, La, Nov. 16, 1927
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-11-25
Youthful Burglar Freed.

Because his parents showed from
baptlsmal records that he was only 1G
years of age Henry Conner, who was
sentenced to serve from nine to fif-
teen years on charges of breaking
INTO and robbing three stores in less
than a week is free. Conner was
sentenced by Judge Brunot after he
had pleaded guilty to the three
charges. He told the officers on the
day of his arrest that he was Is years
old. The next morning before plead
IN" guilty he told officers he was 16
years old, and when asked his age by
Judge Brunot he said he was l8. Be-
cause of a technical Interpretation
given the Louisiana law by by the At
ttorney General, whereby if a boy
from Is to II years old is erroneous
ly sentenced to the penitentiary, he
cannot be transferred to the reform
school and cannot be kept in the
penitentiary.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-11-25
THANKSGIVING.

Before another issue of The Chief
| appears the annual national holiday
OF thanksgiving will have been cele-
brated IN this country. In common
with the citizens of every other state,
those of Louisiana will join in the
observance # this peculiarly Ameri-
can least, which comes from a GUS
tom established by our Puritan tath-
ers to give thanks for the blessings
bestowed on us by an all benevolent
Providence during the past year.
The citizens of this section have
many reasons to be thankful this
year. A bountiful crop of the great
staple which is the chief asset of this
community is assured. The returns
from this crop will be large as prices
are much better than in several years.
This section passed through grave
crisis last spring when the waters of
the Mississippi threatened to engulf
the entire territory, but were held
within the confines of the levees. Our
health has been good and although we
have had visitation of the diagree-
able and painful d>ngue fever, it has
left Us without taking from our midst
any of our loved ones. The future
looks bright, and we are beginning
to see the silver lining of the cloud
which has hung over US for two or
three years past.
Therefore, it behooves every citi-
zen of this section to joyously OBJ
serve the feast Of Thanksgiving in
our homes and churches, and to give
hanks to God for the blessings He
1as bestowed upon us during the
'ast year.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-11-25
Special Court Session.

Judge Leblanc of the district court,
held special session Of court on
Monday for the purpose of passing
sentences upon two Young white men,
Paul Cattalano and John Pertuis, who
plead guilty to a charge Of attempt
ing to break into the Texas and Pacl-
fc depot, and also Oh two negroes for
minor offenses. The special session
was held in order to allow the white,
men to be sent to the penjtentiaTy
at once and begin their sentences,
otherwise they would not have been
sentenced until the next session Of
the criminal court which is in Febru-
ary. The next session Of the dis
trict civil court will be held on the
second Monday in December.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-11-25
Plaquemine to Issue Bonds.

At a recent meeting of the city
council the mayor and board of Sc
lectmcn of the town of Plaquemine,
were authorized to incur an indebted
ness and issue negotiable coupon
bonds to the amount of $15O,OOO for
the purpose Of purchasing and con-
structing an electric light and power
plant system anbto purchase the nee
essary equipment for the towns
Waterworl1s system. The bonds are
to be dated February 1, 1923, and
will bear interest at the rate of 6 per
cent, payable semiannually. The
bonds are to be in denominations of
$500 and will mature in 1924 and
1896.