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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-14
! MACKAY DOGS TO BE AT SHOW.
Pointers From Kennels In North
Carolina VIII he Entered.

Clarence II. Mackay will show some
exceptionally good pointers at the w *
c. Show at the Garden. The pecu
River Kennels. jamestown. y. c.. have
not been represented at such an ex-
hibit!on for over fifteen years, but on
February 90 Ned Armstrong will be
seen In the New York ring with some
good pointing dogs from the Mackay
Southern shooting quarters Deep River
George home bred young bitch, IS
said TO he forward one, bulk on the
lines Of the well known international
winner. the late Champion Coronation.
George is granddaughter OF Cham
pon Devonsnlre Dan.
Deep River Pete is looked upon as
another first class youngster. All Of
the Mackay pointers have been regularly
shot over on quail this season. In
them Is the combination des!red--the
broken and good looking gun dog
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-14
BOSTON CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
Daniel r. Ritchey Is at the Head
Of big OrEnnixation.

The Boston Terrier club Of New York
announces the following officers and com
mittees for l9l5; President, Daniel i.
Ritchey vice-presldent, Mrs. George II.
Pell treasurer, James H. Meade secre-
tary. Mrs II. s, uorrls trophy com
mittec. Mrs T.. DIX Taylor executive
committee, John Sceley Ward. Arthur
williams and George T. Parker bench
show committed active, James Il.
Warehouse, j. NJ, Dale, W. H. Sawyer,
j, r. De Mund. r, j. sullivan, O. o.
Helnlein, W. i, Kubach, r. Dix Taylor
G. Constantine, Mrs. W, r. Dunn J',
Mrs. NJ G. McGlone; honorary, \ -
Rohr. J. Il. Carroll, r. A. Bearsc. "
Bennung, +. j. Hellburn, S, n FNster,
C. +, sullivan, Mrs r, \. Dalcn, Mrs
]. y. champion reception committee
Arnold Ruege r. j. Cahcn, w w, Roy,
nods. Mrs H. Sanborn Smith Mrs. i
j. sullivan, ]. H. Goodwin, Mrs T. J
Oakley Rhinelander. Mrs, J. +, Lcgg
Mrs J. G, Rossman, Mrs, j, l., Conklin
Mrs A. S. Whitsell Mrs w. $, Kuback
Mrs J. X, Kjedson, audit committee
Il. W Block. II, Alexander, a. ., Rosen
| berg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-14
PIGEON FLIGHTS FEATURE
OF RECORD POULTRY SHOW

r. c. Bun Leghorns--w william A. Peck.
! ek,. and I'd hen. ] and ckiy pqI
skellle. Q ck., l pull j. n. Pearce
Son. ckl
s. c. BLACK Mlnorcas--R H. Armstrong.
lst ok, 80 ckl.. 2 pen Klee Bros. ? ck:'
Anderson. pull T. e watts, hen. Dr
| Roth, pul. cki
H. C. Black Minorcrs--H. 4. Keister,
| ok. cki., I pull. George G. Terwilliger, I
man u. Gardner ] hen.
H. g. white Mlnorcas--E T. Hopkins
ok. hon, ckl. and pul. George
whit raced Black spanish-An to II.
a Rowan.
Blue Anda'usians-.E. V. BIRD ok. g
Sk. pen pen t,ansOl'n Farm ~ams, and Ion
pull, ckl., hon. william o. jcn'
nigss, 3 hen Albert = Anon. pen, ,
: ck.. . pen; George W cisco : cid. ,
| hen; J.. 4. liussey, and hens. cki. i.
Elias H. Hicks ? pen Frank g. stier' !
u. c. Anconas--S Cscl sheppard. !.
,nl 'E.. 1 and hen, : and 9 ok.
and Pul and ! .'nd pens j. ..
| silver Campines The Mir;iinE HeuucrS,
/ :. and OK and hens. !, and 3
| cl'.. pul, and pens. N. Il. Jacobus.
| elk. hen. and 5 clN'.. T. pull pen
Homestead Campine Farms, . and pull.
and : hon.
| 'niden Campines--M' u, Jacobu'. ana
oi.. and hon, "k.. and 3 pull.
! ',n. h" MartIing HcnncrN o"' ] hen
4 cI'.. pen.
| :. &. Bun orpingions- Husn a.. Rose,
! g"" h"a' puL. zen HgnsWinI
| POULTRY F"rm' am" = c'.' t"... pull !
pen owen Farms, = an 2 N,r, ! and 8
, Isl, anu az" pen d. ~ Selt@' h,n'
$ g. white orrlns oa.- h,dr,cr poui.ry
/ Farm. ahd ok, Or owen Farms
! oni ck, +. non y pl.' and pens.
warner and Green. . rl... Jul Yrrds, 3
pen. ! pun H. christie. ben, jaime. j.
Cooley an h"n' 81
Blue Drp!nE iont Hfldi' NicHo.s 20. !
-. hon. elk, pull B-yycgrof'
Poultry Farm J pen. cliL. ! aud pal,
Har'eN Mckre cb. non cl,.' pen.
X e. BON brpIngipns u. =. Eorker J
nN.. len, . 'kL, ! pui' D. Sm!.h, CD"
I and " hen, ] cF.
silver Gray Dorhiag- Al 20 watson
Nesford.
DARN C"gni-l-J"hn ". "ard ! -. and
, els. hon, and CHI. !. : and pa,
| and pens, D.. \ ". Low. oh.,
| hon, ok. =. W. Harvey / pen.
White Cornish-All to RlGgc|yibh Pou.'
Try Farm,
Speck'od SusfoN Or Z. II CONRAD
VI D.. rk. hon. '%., Eonlr, Z!
| Essex, AMI j 'l', men, ana . rl'.s
ana 3 pul.. pen. RED SUSSEX Farm.
hen, pul, pen; \. 9. Wiiliantr
pen.
hen rl.'. ! pen. D T. IL. ,on~'i,
Il hsn II ne n
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Continued from Seventeenth Page.

bard. ok; F.. u. Andrews. eki; B. NJ.
silver Laced Wyandottes--L p. Graham,
ck pr Henry calvin and en- l hen;
pea; Mnlspaugh q Decker. 2 pen. and ?
pull: NJ. Ii. Leldy, 8 hen and 2 ckl.
Golden wyandottss-Albert Fletcher. Jr.,
OK, 1 hen, and . eNt ! put s. J;
] pul.: 4. ". Lang, l ckL: lsrael Van
slsc. , hen.
white Wyandottes- Joseph Russell. I
and 3 ok, 2 and . hen. / cki. pen
Wyandotte Poultry Yards, i hen and 2
pul.. +. a Hsvcmeyer. l and . pull. !
piack Wysndoites Helen Bean. / OK.
l. nh Morf H f1 hen. /, *. P SRl. ne"
Bun wyandottes--T :. Hewke, | OK,
ana rlo, sS% 9 I'd hen hen. Pai P SsR
wildwood Farms. ckL q. Arthur Cook
F,Ftrlqse wysgd??!.es- $. strong
sn hen. end woo crL RnL' l cs srd p pS1
) pens pen. Han a, v. oi DOH OK OK 'N p"'''
Silver Penci,ed wyandottes--An to
Columbian Wyandottes Lincoln orr
ch., and Q hen skL' ? put, ! PEI;
i'3,5s = t'.srrP L:sSsS.: S%%I' '',,"
d Ken" be TS'3 !Ri pO5' pui.; Seth ". Nor
n9sG 1@y"iL Leon to S Srand c @9f5Sn
cl.i Abel Weeks. ! and pens and .
b @r ina dea E RG! vogiHS S9' by B.
! elk; orchard Farms. 2 and 2 ch; hen,
and ; pul. pen; j. II. Hendr,,cFson'
S Ss" b Sql deo Pse' W, f9aSSy GE;
NapIscroft F'rmNS py GnJ R co., Poultry
/ ! ok. and pul; Lester TompRin'
/ . ck.. hen pen; orchard Farms. 3 ck.
Schrnley Heights Poultry Farm. = ok
Louis J. Lane, pen. duncan .Mcculloch.
'r s,t SH GT2Tss to S ~ perkins
son. ! cil'. i,t hen; pen J. W sha"
II. Jones. ; dE.: Harvey G wood, 5 hen
I pen; Fairvicw Poultry Farms. J pen
/ William u. House & Son. pu'; Amandl'
parl Rtshmas--New,on Adams, and
/ tk. ] AND . pen. : ana . ckl.. ana pm,
/ pen: Riverdale Poultry Farm pull
Bur Cochns--Ailen p. rnsrahan, Ok,
o9d he9; *: gu 5nd s' Hk, o'f' smG
Partridge Cochins--Joseph Elias ! and
Mnsn sr 1sn SRu hen. Elmer N eT
hen . ckl. pull
Bl1ck tArgshans Elo.ssr ok.
ck. l cki. . pal " $. Barker. hen
ckL. : pen; Mrs !. q. Kelvin, 3 pen,
7 pull; Elm Poultry Yards, OK.
: e. White Leghorns--D. W. Young. !
o. q g. 5 cks.. hen. !, ., 3. 3 ckl
T. g. puI.. and 3 pens: Dancocas Farms
pen. ckl. I aud hen, Elm Poultrl
Yards. . hen, pu'.
: -. Brown Leghorns-Wiliam Bros
& Brace ], . and ok. pull. pen
. Rockefeller Hubbard, pen. ckl.,
hen; H. W. Weeks. hen. c. sydney Cook
Jr. hen, , pull II o. Hayemeyr.
pull; A. q. Preston. and ckl.
s Bun f-Ehorns-wiillam IT. Neii,
hon. !. W. bidding hen. Thorncrof'
Hun Leghorn Farm, pen. l.. +. Merihew
pen, ! and 2 pull Monmouth Farm
and 3 elI Wiburtha Farm, hon.
s G Black Leghorns-Turtle Point
1 Farm . and . ok, I and hen. l and
ckl. 1 pul. Black Leghorn Farm, and
/ 3 pul. charles Boyer. hen.
$. g. silver Leghorns--A. T. Spangler,
ok, hen. pull Turtle Point Farm.
pul, hen.
5. =. Columbian Leghorns-All 10 Prof
John Evans.
r. g. Brown Leghorns-w W. Kulp
ok. hen. II I. L3nsen. OK. ckl. FL
wood J. Shawger. I ckl. Birsterfelder 4
clifford, 3 OK A. s. Christmnn. I hen
r. c white LeEhorns-Turtls Poin
Farm, ok. hen. ckl. pull Cederl
Poultry Farm. l pen. and pul, anC
cklso and hen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-14
MANY CUPS ADDED TO LIST.
More Trophies for W. Il. q. show
Are offered In Various Glasses.

James Mortimer secretary-superln-
tcndou, OF the New York show, to he
held February 90, 20, "a and %, reports
that among the special prizes received
since the printing of the premium list
are the Willowdale championship trophy,
given by William Jones for the best dog
or bitch the Brighton trophy for tho
best American bred, and the members
trophy Tor the best OF either sex, all
given by the Long Island Kennel
club two specials from the Bronx Ken
mel Club, the presidents cup given by
=, A. Shiel for the best dog OF either
sex owned by member, and the score
tary's cup. given by II, Fensterer. for
the best OF the opposite sex TO the winner
of the presidents cup,
The Bulldog Club of America has
offered the Grand Trophy. Porter cup
Deal cup, Sawyer cup and its full list
of specials, and the Bulldog Breeders
Association OF America donates all its
specials, which includes twelve cups,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-14
TO HAVE EXHIBIT AT FAIR,
NermiIax Go. VIII Have attractive
booth at Coast Exhibition.

Al ranGements have been made for
Tue Sun to be kept on file at the
NcrmilaN Exhibit at the Panama Pa 70
cihr Exposition, from February 20 to
December 4, 1915, All visitors who are
interested In dogs are invited to make
their headquarters at the Vcrmilax CEN
tre. During the entire life of the eV-
hibtiOn this company will maintain a
large booth in the Palace of u peral
Arts, on Avenue u,
The exhibit win he of exceptional in
tercst to veterinarians, kennel pro-
prietors, breeders. Judges, trainers. fan
ciers and individual dog owners, Frank
f. DUFFY, the cOmpany's sales and show
manager, will be in charge, Dog own
ers may have their mail directed care
of VermlaX Company Exhibit, Block
81, Avenue ID, Exposition Grounds, san
Francisco, Cal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-14
BRIEF BITS OF KENNEL NEWS


-
=, Tne annual meetlng or ne 1Gtinasn an
Sutphrrd Dog Gun o. Nme'.a VII D"
~ NT"d'.,''' 49,, ' 20 90 - ",rta
,io nu,1 HSp'I"'' ,' 'riae No.
10 no brougL, h.I,r, ,bc ,,c.,iN.
III. ,.n,,,,',, $500, no,. ,',,,, ,,,,,..
WI be held a. the Hot"I Gresorian Nrw
P'N !rb. linz ,,,,i,is I'm no ts',y.-S3
to he Winners Tickets. $40 each. from
Bentap,ln IL -rb-ocn Srra,ton pa The
romn,ittee ia made IN of Mics Anne Tracy
Mrs Eugene Uubino and J. =. volckman.
The inrorporefion paper. Of the Dog
LAYERS Proter.iyc Ass"'f,tion o, Auerlcl
have been sled and Tho ,er,l9catc from
Inc Secretary OF STATE 4. cxpected ~ an
early date
to,o,h u r,,,,,,, 49,, ,,,,o,,, =. ,ho
joseph h. ThomaS vel known az me
R1 UpvSo woifhonnGs i i, TO ' be married 10
Mis- Car, Farg,' daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs lame, y Fargo OF 10 East Thirty
seventh street. in the chantry OF *.
Thomas's church. fbI. rItv. on February is.
-, -, ,i ,t.,,
MISS MAUI kennely 9I heinpsteS y, l.,
L." oMheI 81 t 1919, m'st lass ", w eish
pion Longmynd Tafiitus and champion
Sonny Model. was married on February 10
to Erie :. Winston OF New York.
The spring field trial. of the English
Safer CIuh viii he be,l over the estate
Of Tho Duk. Of Marlboroueh A. Blenhei,n.
, W,ui.,',,: ,,r,,i,i,;,,
jennings Scott Mrcomb Of A5d;ley, y.
= vas ~, ~ ~ nm an eAnipl.V J o.
FnSSnI sboty Tbs -sng nsn,ad ta "a hs
an attractive lot Mr.. McComb's recen;
purchase. Patron Of Faskllly. Was beaten
BY Banchory Marathon Boy. Patron Is
the present holder OF the held trial cham
p!onship and he j. said 20 have cost a
large sum OF money
r. c Norri,h who f. will he remembered
sent the pointe- champion Graphic m
i,his county many Er,r. ago ~, frl1ln,
~. ndllouS ~ eNunsltis sto,h' hs 70"
~ nsns'" Ely ,,, T":
lempiar - EeHy ; 'e.l'i1Ia Fha'lhe'
VS. the PICK OF me o''"''.
Rosemary Finchon AZ the recent Toy
1 spaniel snow was merely COMP went'ry
one according 10 NJ. Alfred belmont
b a',li'". "" l" zen ~ Wv 80 ~ ~
sa,r, Ia ,hs II, o." rauc.or
ran'non champion Severn. ''n"s over
standard OF Brussels tirirons a, tDe nous,
Of Or. T. II Berendsohr eO4 Herkcie,
Mace Rrooklyn to-fnorroo AT .
N The of1ccrs OF tni. club are
President Ms ~ H. Throop. vice
Dr. Percndsohn
Mrs J. + Volcknan. - Norrat street
Brooklyn 10 Importing some Brussei
Cirinons direct from Roi.iuIn Mean
have been found to get these charmin,
| little no, dogs OUT Of The distressed coun
try, although many % their owners ar,
loath to part with them,
" T. Mason concesstonnaIre fo- IN
kennel part Of the Panama Pacinc Expos
ton. tells THE SrN that We are an II
good shape and ready for the openlnj
day on Saturday. February 20"
At the San Francisco exhibition Their
draught dogs. smbIlance dogs ghespdol
tria Ia whlppet racing Arctic sled dog
performing dogs and bloodhound trials
The big show VIII close on December 4,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-14
NEW RULE SUGGESTED.
Changes Proposed In Provisions
Governing judges,

The rules committee Of the A. X c.
A. recent meeting at which n G..
llpol'3, chairman q. :. West II. =.
hcashcy and George Greer were pres
cut made the suggestion to the club that
new rule he added to the rules gov
c'ning dog shows which shall read as
louoWS.
AN clubs when requesting judges to
oniciate shall require said Judges 10
notify them in writing whether they
are eligible under that portion Of Rule
XVIII. referring to professional hand
lers, and copy Of this portion OF the
rule must accompany such request
Nothing IN this amendment snail be con-
strued as applying to any foreign judge
VINO may be asked to offiCate.
ANY person officiating as Judge after
stating that he is not professional
handler, as specified above, and whose
statement shall be found to be false
snail he disqualified for life.
ANY professional handler who mott,
Hes the A. X. C, III writing that he has
discontinued this occupation Is at tho
expiration OF one year from date of NJ
inS said letter eligible to Judge at any
SHOW under y, X. c. ules, provided h,
Is In good standing"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-14
FOX TERRIER.
wIRE-HAIRED FOX TER
Enr Snlc
POMERANIANS AND PEKISGESE.


SPECIAL NOTICE
Nj. Alfred Goodgon, now IN England
VIII, arrive New York during Dog SHOW
week Ills Agent h're win cable require
gacuts Of an" one desiring to purcA Isc a
Pekingese. Age, size. coIor pricc limit,
eic Replies mual be sent immcd otciy,
AGENT, box 40 sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-14
pOMERASIANS.
JAPANESE sPASIELs.

Jspanese span,els. the best of Imported and
niue RIbbon stock sleeve and larger speci-
mems Tor sale MISS l.. lIAIlkSEN, 81 Bergen
st. Brooklyn. Tel. 5217-W Prospect
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-11-20
The Liberty Bril-.

The five minutes stop at Frank
lin of the train bearing the Libcr-
ty Bell was not only a historic Al
object lesson for school children
bur carries strong suggestion to
the grown people.
Ii the English people, in the
present crisis, had such a thing as
a liberty bell to parade through
the British Empire, Earl Kitche-
ner could easily have had five
million soldiers ct the front with
IN Fix months after war was de-
clared. 70 fight with the m mo-
~ of fathers who had fought for
liberty is to fight with thu assur-
ance Of victory. This the E giiSh
do not have.
Should Americiever be invaded
by foreign foe, the Liberty Bell
will be the gfest recruiting officer
Of the nation. x.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-11-20
REGISTRATION NOTICE
CLERKS OFFICE,
ID .urr o- C- NJ.

ARlSH OF 81. MARI LA.
Public notice is hereby given
that, pursuant to the provisions of
the registration laws of this State,
| will in person, or through a
special deputy, duly and legally
appointed and qualified for said
purpose. esta blish my office as
Registrar of Voters of the Parish
of St Mary. for at least one day
at Or near each polling precinct of
this Parish. for the purpose of
registering citizens of the Parish
of st. Mary, legally qualified to
register.
The dates on which said regis
tration office will be opened at
each polling precinct are. to.wit:
Second Ward, Second Precinct,
Louisa Poll-Monday Nov. %, 1915.
Fourth Ward, First Precinct, Cen
treville Poll-Tuesday, Nov. 23, 1915.
Fifth Ward, First Precinct. Pat,er-
son Probationary. Noy. %, 1915.
Eighth Ward. First Precinct, Ber-
wick Poll-Tuesdav Nov. 30. 1915.
Sixth Ward, First Precinct. Nor
gan City Monday. Dec 6, 1915.
Sixth Ward, Second Precinct,
Amelia Poll-Tuesday, Dec. 7, 1915.
In evidence whereof, witness
my official signature and the inn
press ot the seal of my office, this
% h day OF October, A. D. 1915.
WILBUR H. KRAMER,
Clerk Ex- Ol1icio Registrar of
Voters.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-11-20
Feeds and Feeding.

The odor arG il vor of milk are
very readily affected by certain
feeds, such as rape, cabbage,
turnips; ard silage. and such
feeds should not be given inn
mediately before milking e Moldy
and decayed feed and such other
feeds as may injuriou-ly affect
the cows health aud the character
Of the milk should b. carefully
avoided. Dusty hay should not
be fed INN diately before milk
ing, nor should the COWS be bed
dcd a, this time, as either of these
operations will cause circula-
ton OF dust in the ste bic, which
will affect the cleanliness of the
milk. 1t is important that the
water. of which the COW needs an
abundance, should be fresh and
pure u. S. Department of Agri-
culture.
The club women of New Or
leans and Louisiana have opened
the Holme~' Free Auditorium de-
dicated TO the use OF all women's
organizations of this state and
city. These quarters, consisting
Of an auditorium seating 600, dress
sing rooms. stage, ante-rooms,
etc. are located in the department
store building of D. H. Holmes
Com pany in the heart of the
Canal street shopping district.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-11-20

Mrs. Sophia Wagner, the Grand
Worthy Matron Of the Order of
the Eastern Star, paid Allen
Chapter No. 81 at this place an
official visit last Wednesday
evening. A large number OF the
members were out to greet her aud
enjoyed her pleasant and instruct
i've visit. After the meeting the
members enjoyed splendid re-
ceplion, when Mrs. Wagner was
presented with a beautiful bOu-
quet. Mrs, Wagner while here
was the guest of Mrs. Chas. j.
Migeot. and on Wednesday was
entertained at dinner at the home
of Mrs. L. E Keenze.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-11-20

A great throrg Of people were
at the depot yesterday at o'cloc;,
to greet the Liberty Bell Is tAc
spe cial train. which was carrying
it. stopped at franklin for fivt
short minutes. From a view of
the immense multitude we can
safely say that almost all the pop
ulace of Franklin were present to
greet, and with patriotic reverence
to gaze upon this precious en-
blem of liberty which, one hun
dred and thirty-nine years ago,
rang out to listening world the
glad tidings of the birth of the
grandest republic in history.
From every walk, business aud
vocation in life the crowd came.
Scoutmas ter r. E. Brumby, with
the Boy Scouts Of Troop No. 1
cleared the space for the children
aud were joined by the Scouts of
Troop No 2 under Scoutmaster
McCarty, in holding the children
am crowd in line. Capt. R. w. AL
len, with all that is left of the To-
cal camp Of the U. c. V, wa
there-the old and the young-ali
were there; vieing with each other
in doing homage to the occasion
Parents held Il. cir little children
up that they might receive patri-
otto inspiration from the sacred
souvenir from the birthplace Of
American liberty. Nearly thous-
and school children of the St
Mary Central High School and
st. Johns Academy were mar
shaded in line under Prof. Chas.
Colt and Rev. j j. Rousseau with
their grade teachers. The enthus-
iasm was great, when under the di-
rection Of Miss Leota Jones, their
tuneful voices made the welkin
ring with the joyful melody of our
national anthem. The parade
formed at the upper end of town
led by the Confederate Veterans
and followed by the citizens COM
mittee, Troop No. B. 5; A pub
lie schools, Troop No. B. s. A.
and scho GLARS of ST. Johns Acade-
nv. The return was in reverse
order with Tooop No. 2 B. s. A,
leading
The visit of the bell to Franklin
was arranged for by Troop No. 1,
Boys Scouts of America. who
took the matter up with the Phila-
delphia authorities, through their
National headquarters at New
York, and succeeded in having
Franklin placed on the itinerary,
after the original plans had been
already perfecteda
The Boy Scouts IS an organjzq-
ton are interested in promoting
the spirit of patfx b,ism, and the
national hcadquat ers gladly CO.
operated with the local troop in
getting Franklin Oh the route.
The Scouts have expressed great
OF the trouble which
Philadelphia authorities, and
Scout Commissioner
had in rearrangiug their
schedule. And thanks are also due
TO the Superintendent Of the
Pacific Railroad in order
ing the bell stopped east OF the
passenger depot. where there is
the largest cleared space.
A committee composed OF Mayor
Lauve. Major E. }. Trastour. U.
c. ", Rev j. j. Rousseau, Of ST.
Johns Academy, Seoutmaster
of Troop No. 2. Scout
master Brumby, of Troop Nc. 1,
and Prof. Colt, Of St. Mary Cen
trail High School, arranged the
details of the reception at Frank
lin.
For Tinware go to N il McNeil's
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Senator Penrose. of Pennsylva-
MIA. was on the special train that
arrived here yesterday with the
Liberty Bell The editor OF this
paper had the pleasure Of shaking
hands with, and rec lived from
him a souvenir of the liberty bell.
We were proud Of the honor
especially because Senator Pen
rose is Il friend OF Louisiana and
her sugar industry.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-11-20

We are informed that the fol-
lowing persons are not candidates
on the Democratic ticket In the
Parish of ST. Mary: Dr.. w. j.
Boudreaux, Patterson. for Repre-.
sentative: Donny Pitce, police
juror. 7fh ward; Rivers Moore,
constable. 7th ward; Neville
Landry. justice Of peace. 7th ward;
Wallace tsadeaux. constable 3rd
ward; w. j. Blanchard, justice of
peace, 21d ward. In the 5th ward
there is only one Democratic
Candidate, who is w. K. Wilson
ior justice of peace. There is no
candidate for any Office on the
Demo cratic ticket in the 1T, 4th
and 7,h wards. In the 2nd ward
there are only two Democratic
candidates. being Arthur Richard
for police Juror, and Jos Parro Tor
constable.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-11-20

Mrs. A. G. Allen. one week ago,
was suddenly summoned to New
Orleans on account of the danger
Gus illness of her sister-in-law,
the wife Of Mr. E. NJ. Johnson. At
this writing we are happy to learn
that Mrs. johnson is much better.
We confidently hope that her i'm
provement will continue to perfect
health.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-11-20


Next Thursday is Thanksgiving
Day. This is the harvest time for
hanks. True, there have been
trials, calamities in some places
homes destroyed. losses and sor-
rows. but taking the country over
our blessings have been very
many and far outnum bered the
dark. appalling things OF life.
In spite of many evils there has
been as much of true sympathy,
of genuine benevolence, of a COR
dial spirit. of brQtherly love and
good fellowship, We can keep our
thanksgiving in the spirit of the
scriptural admoDition, "Be We
also thankful"
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-11-20

The open season on game birds
went into eff ct Nov. list and will
continue until about the middle OF
February. The sale of game.
however, will not be permitted
under the state law until the 18th
of December Ducks, geese, snipe,
squirrels, bears and other game
can be killed from now on under
certain restrictions. The bag
limit for ducks is 25 day, for
snipe so a day, and for geese,
quail and other birds, Is day.
Shooting is not permitted between
sunset and sunrise,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-11-20
Church Services.

The Epworth League will con-
duct the regular Sunday night
service at the Metho dist Church
tomorrow Sunday night, in the
absence of the Pastor, Rev. A. +.
Vaughn, at Z 80 p. m.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-11-20

- Sterling Refinery is now
.l g, full blast Though the
sal De short this year. we
a'S TOT the plant a successful
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-11-20

vsvere pleased to meet on our
|alen this week Mr.. Walter L.
Gilmore, Of Morgan City, who was
la 90 professional business.