The Town Talk from Alexandria, Louisiana • Page 7

AvrxAtniuTA daily tawi fkiday. auouct ia, mt. i ALEXANDRIA L0UU1 Ml. L. O.

0. upstair tSecood and Roto streets. Meetlag very Wednesday evening art: 30 o'clock. Parlor, reading and pool rooms opes daily A. M.

estS MM Inl JoSro Foby Third Street ltd third Wednesdays mouth at 'clock, B. SHOW ALTER, W. r. HUDDUC Secretary. iWaill ft SUMMIT OOUN.

C1U II, 1 ft meets OS sret aad third from to 10 p. m. Visiting bretnroa Invited GEO. r. ICDONALD, Dictator.

V. W. GODFROY. Secretary. ALEXANDRIA COUNCIL, NO.

193, United Commercial Travelers of America, meet every last Saturday of the month at 7:30 p. In the Hotel Bentlcy. J. H. SCOTT, Senior Counsellor.

W. O. SCIIONFELD. Sec. Its teated in our own kitchens right at the mill that's how we make sure that the finest wheat and the finest methotbof milling produce the best baking flour Valier's Dainty Flour Is milled tlfwh to retain full baking quality of the lour and sifted tkroiigk (ilk toes ineaase.

JSometiaaee it coats trifle saoro by the sack, but always it costs of ach month at put 1 H. t', PUNClM. T. at According to the register kept at the court house tae following cnaagoe have occurred la tae par lis Jail since our last report: I 8. Davion aud Maik Ford aere taken to the iwuiteatlary oa the Utk inst.

Abe Miller. ihargU ilk lan-eiiy. aai reieiued on ioui li'e tuth J. Y. McVey.

held for the I'. went in oo the iik and was turmed over to Deputy Marshal J. J. Bailllo oa tne Hh inat Rudoli'b Doyle, charged with a'l duct km. was released on bond oa 7th Inst.

N. Q. Scallan. charged a lib beali ig iMKtrd hill, went In ou the 9tn instaia, and aa released on bond same day. Son Loyd, charged with larceny, was leased on Itond on the 10th inat.

l-ula Watson a. returned by bondsman on the 9th Inst. v. Rosa Robinson, charged 1th larceny, went In on the 9tn instant, and was released on load fame day. Milt Andrews, held for Grant parish, went in on the 9th inst.

BBUa lauss. more VaAaa'a la teas Plaaw la Valicr't Dainty Flour with rllnf tat rH-sals saUad is accural scoporUoaa. kaquins ao aatt or bafeiuf aoaHlas. HUDDLE. Recorder.

KEYSTONE CHAPTER Na 44, A. BMCta Ot the second nod fourth Mondays la each month at 7:30 p. m. D. F.

HUDDLE, II. P. c. r. CROCKETT, eerttsf.

RAPIDES TENT Tl. Koights of the Macca-beea. Meat every Friday evenlna at 8:00. Tent room. K.

of P. ball, Third street VUltlnj Wkttsssrt ristfikesaws. Alsiseslria. I a nNsOsMia; Tte cU relk Peicts, Well Pcr, Painters Sf Klbzl yea get fro rr.2 elwcys feci Vejivepdl edvice free Asi ctcct it (sights tavited. 8.

0. CURTIS. Commander. II. J.

RUSH, Record Keeper. IX XE10UY OF MKK ELS0KA KHHKl. The Death Angel called at the borne of her daughter, Mrs. Mary Deville, at Center Point, Monday, August 2, 1915. and claimed for its own her dear mother, Mrs.

Elnora Rli hey. KPKISti KEEK PH'klTN. Aug. 12. As 1 haven't seen any news from this place in some time, thought I would write a dot or two.

There was a delightful k' cream party given at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewia' liUue night, ELECTA CVAPTBB No. 10, o. E.

meets the second and fourth month at 8:00 p. Tuesdays of aacb at Masonic Tempi. M. GOLDBERO, W. E.

BARTER. SWy. HIVE No. 10, lady Maccabees. Meets on the second and fourth Friday of each month a I Dora Bodley, charged with being Insane, went in on the 9th Inst.

K. M. Winder, charged with carrying concealed weapons and false pretenses, went tn on the 10th Inst. Milton Briscoe, charged with attempted burglary and larceny, went in on the 10th inst. I H.

Pickering, charged with cutting, intent to kill, went in ou the 11th She had been very ill. but was im- i All seemed to enjoy themselves very ggM. UlIHA proving lately, until Sunday, when she i much. Those present were: Mr. Jesse was taken worse, and on Monday fol clock at K.

of P. Hall. MRS. WILLEAMEA BUTLER, Cam wHR MAMIR RIIBH. B.

K. XEWH FB0X MORRIS, LA, Aug. 12. The protracted meeting at Prospect was a great success, and an unusually large crowd attended from the beginning to the ending. Six united with the church during the mooting two by letter and four by bapthmi.

A nice dinner was spread by the ladies on the last Sunday, which every one deemed to enjoy. The services were conducted by Brothers Youngblood and Chelette. Misses Bobbie and Henrietta Morria of New Verda have been visiting their relatives and frienda in the Prospect district for the last two weeks. They attended church regularly. Messrs.

A. J. Bucknor and Mannle Duncan of Alexandria attended church at Prospect Sunday. They were accompanied home by Misses Bessie and Cora James, who are visiting Mr. Buckner and family for a couple of weeks.

Hope they will enjoy them inst. a KNIGHTS OF HONOB V- Alexandria Lodge, No 34 lu. meaU oa the sec ft ond and fourth Wedoes-fH days of sach saoath at I ErneHt Oden and Dundy Williams. Terrell and family. Mr.

B. Lewis and family, Mr. J. Lewis and family, Mr. bill and family.

Mr. Elbert Moose and family, Mr. Sain and Joe Glatt and sisters, Mr. Wiley lewL' and family, Mr. Joe Holt and slater.

Mr. Whit Walker and sisters, Messrs. Smith and sisters, Mrs. Margrct Holmes and son, Mr. Dewey snd Andrew Holt and sister, Mr.

Joll. and Arthur Miller. There were also many present charged with carrying concealed wea ALEXANBR1A LOOQI NO Ml, B. P. O.

ELKJ aseetg every Thuraiai night at I o'clesk. M. ARE, B. o'clock. Vlsltlag pons, went in on the 1Mb inut.

Beverly Green went in on the 12th inst. Samuel Williams, held for ttointe SfiESDU. S. MA ferited to attend. B.

R. WEBSTER, Dletator. Coupee parish, went in on the 12th and gXMAN GREENWOOD, wan turned over to Deputy Sheriff Hebert on the 13th inat. J. E.

RAT. Secretary. ELAHOKATE MAIXTAI5L LD HEUE BY BOTH M1DEM OF UBEAT I OMIK T. ALEXANDRIA IXUQft No. that the writer does not know.

Music was furnished by Walker Bros. Band. All seemed to enjoy themselves very much and wished for another one real toon. Miss Evvie Mayo snd brother were visitors at Mr. Jesse Terrell's and Mr.

Elbert Hoosc's, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Terrell visited at lowing at 7 o'clock she passed away, to go Homo to Jesus, where she would not suffer any more.

She was bent, and bowed with the age of 73 rears. 3 months and 6 days. She came to Avoyelles parish at an early age, and was honored and loved by all who kuew her. She leaves four daughters, eighteen grandchildren, and a host of friends and relatives to mourn the loss of this dear mother. She was the wife of the late Andy Ricbey, who had already gone on before her.

She was a member of the M. E. Church, South, and had been for several years, and was laid to rest at Oak Grove cemetery by the side of her husband. The services were held hy Rev. McGraw.

We Jcln -with the grieved family In the lose of their dear mother. Gone but not forgotten! By her step-grandchild. EDNA. HAVE HI'BBY bring you a quart of Superior Ice Cream, 25 cents. Wat-on Aven, Fourth and DeSoto Sts.

(8-7-7td) Piles fared Is to li Days. Your druggist will refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any TONKA WAT TRIBE No. 81, Improved Order of Redmen, meets every Friday at 8 p. at Painters Hall, next to First National Bank. Sec-Visiting brothers wel-JOHN A.

KOOR1K. case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Knights of Pythias, meets every Thursday evening at o'cloel Caatle Oahr building, Third street, between DeSoto and Jackson streets. Visiting brothers Invlted- ond street come. M.

M. MANDOT, Chief of Records. Sachem. Mr. E.

Moose's Sunday. Mrs. M. Holmes visited at Mrs. J.

Terrell's, Wednesday. Mrs. E. Hooee visited at Mr. Willie Terrell's Wednesday.

Mr. Jim Holt and Mr. Whit Walker called at Mr. Frank Lewis' Sunday. There was church at Mr.

Steve Holt's Sunday evening. The services were held by Rev. J. Stockman. B.

J. Washington, Aug. 13. A content of spies is being waged in America as bitterly as the war is being waged in Surope. It is known to government officials that "foreign agents" are covering each section of the I'nited States particularly those sections in which war munitions arc lieing made.

One set of spies is keeping the German government acquainted with the progress of the ammunition and guns for the allies, and another set. reporting regularly to the British ambassador is watching the operations of the German agents. While there ia an attempt to conduct thig work of espionage within the limits of plain observation, there ia a great deal of information concerning vital matters of American resources for war that is being picked up for use in event of trouble with America. While It is not believed that this spy system has embraced the government departments, precaution is being taken in the way of inspecting visitors. 8.

M. BKAMK, I U. f.B. NAt HMAN. K.

of R. S. ffW PHOENIX LODGE NO. 61, I. 0.

O. "sr meets every first itri and fourth Tuesday nights at 8 Woci. Visiting members welcome. C. I SLOAN E.

N. O. W. VAKIJ. See.

selves. Messrs. Jesse Fuller and Lee White were the guests of Misses Annette and Pearl Buckner, Sunday evening. Mr. John Anthony was the guest of Mr.

Will Buckner Thursday night. Mr. Tom Casey called on Mr. Clalbd Buckner Sunday. Misses Ruby.

Annett, Lizzie and Sadie Buckner called on Miss Le-lah Honeycutt, Sunday morning. Mrs. Elnora Gray and children were the guests of Mrs. Sallie Honeycutt on Sunday. Miss Mary Honeycutt was the guest of Mioses Irma and Vera Powers Sun- and Homer Hopkna oj Florien are visiting friends and' relatives at present Mr.

Jim Gray was we 'guest ot hta sister, MrsJPkvtwtetnet, Sunday. Mr. Johnnie James has been on the sick list, bht am very glad to say that he is Improving rapidly. Mr. John Anthony was the guest of Mr.

Claiber Thursday. Mr. BlIHe Anthony was the guest of Messrs. Johnnie and Frank Buckner, Sunday night. A crowd of the Buckner boys went flshjng last Friday, and they sure did HU.

t- uany Town jaia. iuc a weea. a) Protruding Piles In 6 to 14 days. The first application gives ease and rest. 50c Adv.

LA MAS XEWft. Delhi, Aug. 12. The health of this little village is not so good at this writing, as there are quite a lot of fevers. Mr.

V. J. McCartney is In the bed with the fever. Hope he will be up again soon. The farmers are needing a rain very badly.

The cotton crop is cut short on account of dry weather. and Mrs. A. M. Slay and three smallest child) went to Pioneer to visit Mr.

and Mrs. Charlie Prestidge, Friday, and returned Monday. They reported a grand time. Mr. and Mrs.

Joo McCartney and son Rudolf left Friday for the hills. Mr. rnd Mrs. Charlie McCartney and little grandson, Fay, are in the hills VliW OUR, CREAM cones are tnade from pare. cake batter.

Two for (c. ONWARD LODGE, No. 181. B. K.

ot A. will meet on the first and third Wednesday nights at the K. of P. Hail. Visiting brothers Invited to attend.

J. B. REXER, Commander. P. B.

RACHAL. Secretary. JUNIPER LODGE, 188, L. S. H.

ol L. F. and meets first and third Wednesday of the month at 3 p. in Guardians of Liberty Hall in Hundley BuildiuK, Gould ave. Visiting mem bera welcome.

BEATRICE HOLM AN, Pres. VIRGIL IRVING. Soc y. ttERXASY HI NT (I IHtH WAT TO I Watson 'Area. Fourth and- DeSoto TtKEEY.

Amsterdam, via London, Aug. 13. WOODMEN Of THB WORLD Rapides TO MAKE room for two carloads of marble and granite, I will offer for 30 days, monuments at reduced prices. Phone 185. Alexandria Marble ft Granite Works, P.

C. Taylor, proprietor. (7-28-18td) WEEKLY SlBSlltlPTIOSS. No. 17, meets on the first and Kondays of each month at I tttoct Visiting Sovereigns in eor- LODGE Heretofore the public had had the free ALEXANDRIA No.

393, B. R. meets on 1st C. of dom of the big government buildings. MUf Invited to attend and 3rd relatives.

M. I 84IJLCH. 0. C. Discussing the Balkan situation In the Tage Zeitung.

Count Re vent low declares that Germany must cut her way through to Constantinople and make the new triple alliance a reality. "The demand for direct communication between Hungary and Turkey," he writes, "has found expression more and more energetically during the past few Among the securities which the new triple alliance, needs and must obtain is permanent security of the political, economic and military link between Constantinople and Berlin and Vienna. -The alliance can develop full strength and highest effect only when the allies powers possess of each Tuesday nights KL PRICE. Cbrk. but a series of restrictions is now in effect.

To cope with the gpv systems organ month at 8 p. m. at Hund I 1. I vlv-m IUW VI UlbQ UBU, ley Building in Gould Wishing the dear bMTo Talk an ized in the I'nited States, which are ckithi BUHacripxHniB tu our "mii i Visiting brothers invited to at- Ave. tend.

frnm lh fnllnwin: icceBjf- end Mrs. Clark McCartney went to Lidfiyville, Friday. Miss Lorena Slay spent a few days with her cousin. Miss Addie Cook. Mr.

Robert Chapman left Saturday for Mississippi to look for a home. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin of Mississippi have been the guests of their son, Mr. Lester Franklin, of Lamar.

14 fu.lta A Ooann rWirm It I R. similar to those in operation all over Europe, prior to the war. the I'nited States is depending upon a small and 5 WOODMEN CIRCLE Magnolia Orove. No. IIS, meetB second and fourth Mondays of each month at o'clock p.

m. in W. O. W. Hall.

Visiting fsvenlgns cordially Invited to attend. OR A l. TAYLOR, Guardian. CI FRANCIS LAWLESS. Clerk.

assured communication. In future Jenerette. D. I. Willis, Harvey Ganey, Miss Maggie Ford, Eleanor Johnson, Henry Henderson, Victor M.

Kramer, J. Z. Perry. W. Calhoon, Sam J.

Cow-art. W. M. Godwin, J. W.

Bruce, Lacy Vance, M. W. Wells, J. D. Cawthon, Mrs.

Carlton Forbes, Frank Moriner, G. W. Bruce. F. D.

Holt, Mrs. M. A. Simmons. Willie Rougeou.

Total, 23. "AMELIA BALI." and "Billy Sam-will start, and other races. Fastest REECE WIGGIN8. President i. L.

BOURG. R. S. POST T. P.

A. Meets the first Sunday in each month at 10:30 a. at Hotel Bentley. J. E.

SCOTT, President S. SCHMAL1NSKI. Secretary. O. C.

CI.ARK CAMP NO. 690. W. W. Meets second and fourth Mondays In earh month at 7: SO p.

m. Visiting Sovereigns melcomed. N. C. ALSUP, C.

a T. H. FUGIAAR. Clerk. rE8TS FALL unexpectedly.

Sand) for Superior Brick Ice Cream. 23 cents per quart. Watson Avon, Fourth and DeSoto Streets, (8-7-vta T-O. AIRE Paris, Aug. 12.

the civil tribunal of the Seine has sequestered the property of the German millionaire, Herr Jellinek. This property, consisting for the roost part ot real estate in Paris and the" Riviera, is worth about times of peace no less tnan now the new triple alliance will constitute a great strategic factor and the rapid thorough building un of this factor is our most Immediate task." HISSES WHITLEY, Fancy and nlain sewing, also tailoring. 1227 Mr. Oeo. Cook made a flying trip to the Point Saturday.

Mrs. Nellie Barker and Miss Mattie Jones were calling on Mrs. A. M. Slay this evening.

Mr. and Mrs. B. Chapman were pleasant guests of Mrs. Chapman's mother, Mrs.

Anna Cook, last Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. Goo. Ciok was emii at the Anderson home this evening. Magnolta street, phone 966.

Art la paced race ever held in Alexandria. (8-9-6td in the Calvit Building, Mrs. Lucy Chapman called on Mrs. Ostrich race Saturday and Sunday. (8-9-6td) uue.oow.

Dally Town Talk. 10c a week, Josie Myers this evening, and on her way home she got caught in a little Hit to the First National Bank. VM. O. SCHONFELD, Grand Knight.

KU8TIS GREMILL10N, F. Sec. 0U8 IRVING, R. Sec. shower.

DAILY TOWS TALK, 10c per week, ono dollar for three months. Sent by mall to any address. Misses Annie and Alma Anderson are spending the night with Mrs. Lucy Chapman. pooily equipped secret service.

The force la barely a hundred men, and they are loaded with duties which keep them busy on routine work. Knowledge that the spies are at work had led munition plants and ship yards to bar suspicious persons. It is entirely probable that infnrmatiot) of what is going on in the big plants is pained from workers, for such Information is valuable and money flows freely when information is wanted. It is doubtful if ever before spies held such an important position in national affairs. Today they are the men who determine actions of governments.

Knowledge of accurate conditions in Russia, England and France gave Germany her assurance when she entered the European struggle. France found out too late that her secrets were for the most part known to her enemies. Russia realized long after the Germans had found it out that she was not equipped with modern guns and munitions for a long war. England has only now awakened to the realization that she was tabbed to a minute degree so far as her war resources were concerned. When yon yawn a good deal in the daytime, feel dull, achey and want to stretch frequently it ia an unmistakable symptom off malaria, and unless vou do something at once you are booked for a spell of chills.

HERBINE is a chill medicine that will prevent or cure the disease. It drives out the impurities on which the malarial germ thrives, strengthens the liver and cleanses the bowels. Price 50c. Sold hy Rapides Drug Co. Adv.

Daily Town Talk, 10c a week. Mr. Will Jones and family left today for Columbia to spend a few days. The war times do not keep folks from marrying. Mr.

Otis Ashley and Miss levenia Sullivan were united in the holy bonds of matrimony Saturday night, July 31. The Death Angel visited the home of Dr. M. O'Brien and claimed him for a victim Tuesday morning, August 2nd, at 3 o'clock. Mr.

Will Ashley has returned home from New Orleans, where he has been for some time, taking a course In the barber trade. The writer is glad to see him back In our midst. Mr. Geo. Cook was a pleasant caller at Mrs.

McCartney '8 home Monday evening. The singing school closed at the Stout school house house Saturday. It Aside from their striking style, and their Aside from their striking style, and their i i was taught by Prof. Felix Little of clean cut appearance, it is the quality, the I I lr4Gi3 bri aghion and fit which have made our -xsm 7 r1 L. ni ec CA tUn 4n1lr svt in raim oeacn cvu tpu.w mc vain vx wre Mississippi, and was a great success.

Prof. Llttel said that he had taught 108 schools before he came here, but he could say more for this school than any other he ever taught. He said there were about thirteen grown girls in school. The revival meeting at the lmar Baptist church will start Saturday le-fore the rourth Sunday in August. Everybody come and bring somebody with you.

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McCartney visited Mrs.

McCartney'B sister, Mrs. Walker, last week. Messrs. Thad Finch and Berry Anderson were seen riding through Graham place Sunday evening. Mr.

W. F. Barker called on Mr. B. C.

Cook this morning. With best wishes to dear old Town Talk and its many readers. G. A. MALE OF SCHOOL LASDS.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Rapides. Be it known, that by the authority invested in. me as Parish Treasurer, upon an order from the State Auditor, Paul Capdevlellc, and in accordance with Section No. 1316 of the revised Statutes of the School Lands of 1888: I hereby offer for sale at Public Auction, to the last and highest bidder, at the front door of the Court House, In Alexandria, Louisiana, between the hours prescribed by law, on SATURDAY THE 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1916. the following described school lands: The unsold portion lying East of Red river, of Sixteenth (16th) Section, of Township Three 3 North.

Range Make this Vacation one Grand Picnic A real outdoors picnic among the hills and streamB and forests along the White llivcr in the Ozark s. Tiphinn a-plenty beejtidJ Costing tripa- bathing and canoeing eveiywltere- the lure cf the trail- the joy of tlio campfire outdoor appetite end outdoor sleep. And hev-'s where you're in the finest kind of wV. town. A DELAYED SHIPMENT- Of these Suits, through a concession on the part of the manufacturer enables us to offer you these genuine Palm Beach Suits, London Shrunk, at the Special Price $4.70.

Extra Pants to Match $2.20 All our Imitation Palm Beach Suits, Sp.ecia.1 $2.33 wonder (ill playground only few hours awy from home enny to got to doesn't cost to reach. Plenty of good Kcommoilfttion suited to your means. One (l East, situated in tne Parian or Rapides, State of Louisiana. Terms of Sale: Ten per cent (10r cash and the balance in Nine (9) annua! Installments, the interest to be nairi mi the whole nmount annually at REM SIS TO Ql tSH TAGflART I. DHTMEST.

Indianapolis, Aug. 12. Judge Flchhorn. In criminal court today overruled a motion to quash the Indictment sgalnst Thomas Taggart, democratic national committeeman; Mayor Joseph E. Bell.

Chief of Police Sam'i V. Prrott and 123 others charged with Irregularities. Thej tae to jplaee Mayor Bell' on trial first. The date wss'aot fixed. 1 Store Of QuaMy the rate of Eight Per Cent (8 per Se our agent.

AsV for hooklet on tlw Wnite RiwCftunfry get all psrticulara wliatever in-formnticn you need from r. x. sroTT, dar ivm, Ticket Agent. A. G.

P. A. i 1 A.lUl a i i isrti ay a. Any Strtw J' am 95c to Ank Akm.wAr JFat $3.63 annum, the notes to maae payaoie to the. Auditor of Public Accounts, se-rfirsd by 4pcol njottguge on land sold, and tereonaPsicttrity In Solldo.

until final payment of prlncipsl and interest. Sale to be made subject to appraisement. D. 9. FLOWER, (144-lrw-ltd) LADttft MAKE shields at home.

$10 for 100. Work sent prepaid: no canvassing. Sand stamp. Invannoe life. St.

Louis, Mo. (t i.