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Evening journal., 1916-07-15

raid on bathers has not reached Consy
York, but bath house keepers said
they would take precautions against a
visit from sharks. although they do
not believe there is any danger. Life
guards will be stationed beyond the
life lines 10 watch for possible ap-
proach, and If necessary the men will
be armed. Fishermen will be sta
toned on piers with baited shark
hooks Men familiar with the habits
of fish are frankly puzzled over the
shark raids. Assuming that ono man
Evening journal., 1916-07-15
CRONDED BEACH NEAR NEW YORK, MAN-EATING SHARK.

Beach resorts near New York were
thoroughly alarmed by the recent at
tacks of sharks on bathers. resulting
in four deaths and one manning, and
feared the killing Of the season unless
the shak was captured speedily
Hundreds Of men. with rifles. speurs.
dynamite and nets. searched New Jer-
sey waters for the man-eating shark
that in its third attack since July .
killed two men and two boys and
manned another boy. The scare that
has gone the rounds of many New
Jersey resorts since the first shark
Evening journal., 1916-07-15
GORnON-McKAY

Miss Marie T. Gordon and Edward
P. Mckay. Jr., son Of Plumbing IN
spector and Mrs. Edward P. Mckay.
we're married in st. Mary's Church, on
July 3. Mr.. Mckay is employed by
the Hanover Shoe Company. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckay, Jr., win live at the home
Of Mrs McKays parents. No. 7Os Lom-
bard street.
Evening journal., 1916-07-15

timore, this week. while there attend
ing the Elks convention.
%
The Misses Elizabeth Geiger, May
Whitaker and Emily Ridings have
returned from a weeks visit to tho
cottage Of Mrs. John B. Martin. al
Brandywine Summit Camp.
Evening journal., 1916-07-15

Keep a sharp watch on the Want
Ads for they have all the good offer
ing lrsts.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1916-07-15

Lieutenant Gordon Donald is spend
ing the week end with Lieutenant and
Mrs. Albert Miller Penn, of this city.
Evening journal., 1916-07-15

Captain William Halsey. U. S. ~,
and Mrs Halsey. of Washington. D.
C., are staying with their daughter,
Mrs. Harlan G. Scott. who has taken
a cottage at Cape May for the season.
Evening journal., 1916-07-15

Lieutenant and Mrs. Albert Miller
Penn attended a dance given last
night by the officers Of the U. s. s.
Connecticut. at the League Island
Navy Yard.
Evening journal., 1916-07-15

Mr. and Mrs. b. L. Butcher, of West
Virginia. motored to this city this
week. and spent a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. z. c. Ferriday.
Evening journal., 1916-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Ferriday will
leave on August for Fairmount.
West Virginia, where they will spend
the remainder of the season.
Evening journal., 1916-07-15

Mrs. T. W. Bacchus, Thomas W
Bacchus. Jr., and the Misses Mary and
Sarah Bacchus have gone to Squirrel
Island. Maine. where they will spend
the remainder of the summer.
Evening journal., 1916-07-15
Accounts of Girls

Accounts OF URLS
Many girls have unexpectedly
been thrown upon their own re.
sources with no experience in
money matters.
Daughters, as we'll as sons.
should be taught the uses and ad-
vantages Of bank account.
Il is never too soon 10 teach
them the value OF money--never
too early 10 open nank accounts
In their names
A little saved each week should
be the motto OF every girl,
PER CENT. INTEREST PAID
ON ALL DEPOSITS.
Wilmington Savings Fund Society
9. e. Cor. Ninth and Market Ste.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16
TRY The PERSONAL ToucA.

Complain stu made Of high
school pupils 8u studying the prlncl
pal hnNng made formal appeal in
these colHmug Ia The parents 10 insist
that their children shall devote more
time 80 lessons after school While the
more uodrrn idea is thai tudeRts
below college grades should have time
In school 60 prepare their lessons under
The eyes 81 the Teacher. the fact re.
mains that Hndor The prayale II no.
tons ui efficiency the pupils b We 40
aa#f nbInris lHal 8imos' their entire
Hme is lakau mp la class Foeita,ions,
and they really have little or Bo time
10 study Il fellows that they should
Hi8dE "a home, bat parents are finding
II exceedingly difficult to enforce this
H eases where the teacher IL not
making his on her personality felt in
imprtHg interest To the Individual
puprH studls
Some teacher happily not all, have
not been able to secure the chlld's co
operation In school nork hence the
poo results noted n is rather hard
that parents should be- expected TO
sapply 'his deficiency al homc Parents
.of course ghaHld share in keeping the
child Hp 20 Hig aerB and should r..
auifc that absolute obod and re,
spcel BE- boUr hts teachers bar e Is
Ihe dutY Of tho lottar 10 send che pHplI
hon, Interested and failing to dee so
should conf, PERSONALLY with the
parent as a. mrihods for producing
better results
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16
PARTITION SALE

siats af Louisiana. Parish Of Nest FEE
N,aua. gith judicial District Court
charles Nryaegt 81 ais ~ Ma a..
lohn Q Tompsl e., sis
By virtue Of e Commission "a the sheriff
directed bs the Hon the 2ith judicial
district Court iH the above entitled and
numbered saaee will offer foT sale Ia
thf highest biAder al the front dou. If thr
t'wf HOUSE la the town III 81 Francis
Wit, ia "a tbe hhag 81 II O'Clock a IN
SATURDAY, JANUARY 20. 1871,
gbe guIlus uE ptupvrty ta wit
First Lots Nuubets tne IT, Two 80. Z
f4iat Lots Number FaHf IA Five D5l
isis G1 seven % and Eight - Va square
Number twenty seven l253 Boa the town
oY 81 rfanelssillc Louisiana, vi1h an the
h#uHn and uprUy emeHts thereon.
s..and les Nuaihrfs one a.. Two t2l
Three 80. foHf 80 and Five 80 IN the
Nurrb rrHm II Lots ln the town 81 ~
frausiaeIls Louisiana with all Che build
@ aug Improvements thereon. less a
pa. a,t at said lni= measuring uue Hun
Jrpd and Forty Hye Feet nn Ferdinand
street g., depth o. ouo Hundred aud
fiys feet. 4a1d hl Henry fvmpvl 10 Mrs.
NJ q FORESTER
rhFa 4 ,r'isln piece ~ pared a. land
huawu as tire ruFb i}a,s. containing
TWENTY EyNeH afppHjs MOTE az less 100
the rear Ut and tu the Northeast of the
al,ese des.tibod laJs being lIe same
property acquired be Henry Tempel from
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETINGS.
THE Fellciana Record }


The meeting in the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday morning WIS., a
union Of the three Sunday Schools Of
the town In the interest OF state and
local Sunday School work Mr. 7 w
Roberts, vice president at The parish
association, presided. Hon u NJ Pipes
president of the association and the
prime mover In the work for some
years past, addressed the assembled
schools on the subject of the work rs
Il has developed In the different ward
divisions, and showing the increase
and importance of spreading the of.
CARNATIONS into all places and where
there are children and adults enough
for an organization
Miss Jaden made splendid talk.
presenting various IDEAS developed by
her years Of work IN the state organiga.
ton. Misses I.ixzie Conaeli Jonnte
Ilee Stanley. jamie Denham and Ms.
Games Pipes. Dudley and Stanley far.
nished especially fine music for the
service
4 collection Wax taken for the state
work
In the afternoon President Pipes
Mrs. Pipes. Miss Inden Mrs Tins end
others attended similar meeting n
Clinton. On Monday the meeting was
held In Ethel During the previous
week Norwood. Pine Grove and other
points in the parish we're visited ~
urn and AT each a hearty welcoms ard
enthusiastic cooperation VAS the -
ward of these earnest workers to the
movement
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16
Absent Friends

MIR ard Mrs A VI Fishburn left
Baton Rouge for their nes home at
Lake Chafles, to which place Mr. Fish.
burn ha been transferred SIS manager
Of the cumberland telephone system
In that section
Mr. and Mrs Charles W MaekiA
have issued Invitations for the mar.
riage of their daughter, Leselia May.
To Mr. Lester Eugene F'railey, or Wed.
nesday afternoon, December II. at s 30
o'clock, at their residence. 1878 Cal
houh street New Orleans This pretty
and gracious Young lady visited here
some weeks ago charming all whom
she met.
DIR and Mrs John Leake aud chill.
dren are boarding this winter with his
sister Mrs Johnston Armstrong OF
New Orleans Little Amelia Leake is
i'll OF measles
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16
MISS asoegs BURIED HERE.

On "Wednesday the body OF Miss
Fannie Hedges, who died suddenly in
New Orleans WAS brought 10 NJ Fran.
cisyiIic and laid TO rest In Grace Gene.
terry Mas Hedges comes OF an old
/ louisiana family Her father vas the
Rev Df hedges for many years Rector
of Mount OlIyet Church. New Orleans.
Miss Julia Hedges aud Mr. Hobart
Stokes came up With the body and re-
turned home on the afternoon train
This is the fourth burial IN success
sion Of uon.residents IN Grace GENE
terry. showing its charm as last rest
ing place As &c know the story, Mr.
Hedges sas so much struck with the
beauty OF the old ehuFehyard, that al
though he had never resided here, his
request was that he should be buried
here. which vas done, and now one oI
his beloved daughters rests beside him
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16
CARD OF THANKS

To the Ciillens of West Feiiciana
The Board OF Managers of the
Seventh Street Protestant Orphans
Home OF New Orleans take this method
ct expressing their sincere thanks 50
the citizens Of the Parish Of West
Felieiana for the generous donations Of
fruit and produce recently received.
which they are unable to acknowledge
individually on account Of the large
number Of sympathetic friends taking
part Ia the aift. They desire to thank.
especially the Woodmen Of the World,
knights Of pythias and Masons Of West
Feliciana for the great kindness ahoNn
by them II will be source of much
pleasure and satisfaction TO the gener-
Gus donors to know that the RlIi was
most timely. and their thoughtful con.
sideration of the little orphans In our
institution will bring happiness and
good cheer 90 many grateful hearts 1T
this Joyful season
MRS JOHNSTON ARMSTRONG.
President. Seventh 81. Orphans Home
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16
PERSONALS FROM THE JACKSON
RECORD.

Miss Nina bowman vas here on
Tuesday afternoon
Mrs PIEot Is the guest Of Mf and
Mrs y Sloeum
Miss Elizabeth johnson wns IN town
O. "Wednesday
Mrs James Noteworthy was IN naton
Rouge for the day. on Friday last
Mr. Clarence Austin Of Walls School
was here for the week end holidays
Miss Judeu was the guest Of the
Misses Pond on Saturday night and Of
Mrs. Pipes on Sunday
Mr. aud Mrs Hokeusen OF Baton
Rouge are the parents Of baby girl
whose blrts occurred during the early
part Of the week
~ and Mrs. Clarence ricrsou wef,
this Week In New Orleans selecting
the Thousand and one" presents fat
the inmates ~ the Hospital
Mesgrs lamp and Harry Lea. Mrs
boss Powell ~ naion Rouge IN ant
Mrs Thompson Of Slaughter Mrs Al
fred Lea. Mr. Henry Harvey ard Miss
Lillian Lea have been in attendance
upon MIR Henry 4 Lea whose serious
illness has ueeessttated close aud pro
lonRed nursing
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16
DRILL I'M SPELLING NOW ON.

Following IL a copy of a letter which
Parish Superintendent Crump Is send
Ing to his teachers
st Francisylle, la, Dee ?. 1916
To School Principals and Teachers,
West FeiIeiana Parish
directing
ana sending sou herewith lists OF
the words TO be used In the State Spell
ing Test ON March 80 and 80, 1917
These lists of words will replace the
regular list being USED In the school
as we'll as all spelling books, from now
until the time of the test You aill
have something like rs days for drill
ing on these words, and Il would seem
reasonable to suppose that a child can
learn an average of 7 words day
| wish to recommend strongly the
use Of these words In sentences, the
learning of the meaning Of each word
and thorough and painstaking drill In
writing the words This test Is to be
a written test The life-test il writ
ten test We are seldom called upon to
spell word orally. but we must write
often In after life. Hence the import
anee Of the written drill and written
tests interest may be aroused by
having the children choose SIDES and
engage In spelling matches This may
be done about once a week, bat the
written test should be used constantly
We confidently expect each teacher
TO take deep interest In preparing the
children for this test. We have made
a good record In the past and VIZ must
make a good record this year We can
succeed If we are faithful in the drill
Yours for better spelling,
X. +. CRUMP, Parish sgpi
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16
NEVER roo LATE.

A member of the West Feliciana
Fair Association wish. In Offering this,
To maxi ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the graft.
tude the Association feels towards the
Of the parish, who have made
possible the success ol our first Fair
We also feel deep appreciation OF the
interest ~ substantially manifested by
the editors of our home paper, The
True Democrat, and by al means To
thank the West FeliciaHa ladies who
so willingly gave their time and as.
slstanee to It's success
Let's remember that We met all our
friends. Had lots III fun aud excitement
and procured new ways Of doing old
things ~ our 1916 Fair
] q. PERKINS
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16
ssvENT4 STREET HOME

Following ~ the complete list Of do
nations for the Seventh ST Orphans
Home Masonic Lodge, 10 sacks pota.
toes Woodmen of the World. 10 sacks
OF potatoes; knights OF Pythias, 8 bu,
Cow peas, Barrow q GRADER, 4 sacks
potatoes Rosedown Plantation. | sack
potatoes. T. = Percy, 81 cash Chas
VI Barrow, sacks potatoes. Chas
Weydert. 2 sacks potatoes, Tom Wood,
| sack potatoes, y | Norwood. sack
potatoes. buckets syrup Steve Reed,
| sack potatoes, gallon syrup Mrs
J. + Irvine, g. cash, lot clothes,
Mrs. Jerome Muller. 81 cash. Il. New.
man. 80 cents cash, Mrs NJ O Daniel.
| sack potatoes Miss Mary Richard
son, | sack potatoes / sack peanuts.
| sack walnuts, Little Mary Richardson
spillman, gallon syrup. Arthur Had
den, | sack potatoes, f | Daniel !
gallon syrup Mrs Kate Ellis. | quart
preserves, glass Jelly Mas Lucy
Matthews. 81 cash Mrs w II Rich
ardson. / bushei peas, Warren Mackie,
z sacks potatoes; Miss Mamie Butler,
| sack potatoes. lot clothes bona
tions were shipped last Saturday
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16

Locust Camp No SAC, VI q WaWil
helm. la. met Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock and elected officers for the
coming year SIS follows 4 { VIM
sr. = E. l. \ Walton. c. G., Joe
Aldridgo Ads $50 Lieu Grant, A G
VIM lr.. Banker. Il u. Wells Clerk
a. n Reilly, Escort /. u VIM, Watch
man. Oa,ia RegiIlio. Scn,Fy. nr II )
Winn. Physician, Roscoe Reilly, II {
Wells ard Alvin Tucker. Managers
The Woodmer have firm hold al
With Ian end prospects are good
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16

The little squib In last issue remind
ing those who owe us small amounts
10 pay same promptly that We may
make Christmas has met with some
such prompt responses that we are
moved TO thank the thoughtful BUT
MANY YET REMAIN Would that they
also, Ia the phrase Of the day would
come across
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16
REPORT or VETERANS BOXES.

Two boxes containing eatable were
Ia last weeks shipment TO the Soldiers
Home These contained 6 glasaes OF
jelly 2 bottles OF eatsup, 20 pints and
90 CTS Of various preserves. Jellies and
pickles. pint bottles OF wine. un.
marked cans probably containing yege-
tables tnot known sho sent them }
The contents OF BOX 3 consisted of 20
nlghtshirts, pairs Of slumber socks,
l pair OF bedroom slippers and about
81 so worth of smoking tobacco. Two
gallon cans Of syrup were Grated In
these we're included the gifts to Mr..
Tom Rely personally The money gift
was sent him through Miss Llse Allan.
and the pound Of butter by
parcel post The donations In cash
were spent as follows One dollar from
Mrs. ] + Irvine sr.. tobacco; $685..
contribution from Mrs. John
f Irvine. for outing, etc. for night.
shirts, 81 cents freight and hauling,
I cents for parcel post on butter, leay.
ing balance on hand Of 1896 This
will probably be spent for more outing
TO be- used after Christmas, Abou,
FIVE nightshirts are yet to be forwarded
TO the Home and a Number Of pairs of
socks.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16
Our Lady Of Mount Garnet Church
Rev e Remhouts. Rector.

on account of reetor's absence, no
eatechlsm Wednesday and Thursday
Cateehism glasses viii be resumed on
Tuesday January .
Wednesday, Dee 20. Friday. Dec %,
and Saturday. Dec %. are Ember Days
days Of fast and abstinence, Satnr,
day being al the same time Vigil Of
Christmas
lBy special InduIt working men and
their families are permitted 60 eat
meat At the principal meal on Wednes.
day, but NOT on Saturday on account of
being Vigil of ChristmasD
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16

The WoodmeH Of the World Thurs.
day night elected the followin officers
II f. Crump, coasul commander. A n
Leonard, adviser lieutenant, " y
Wood. banker n A Thorn, escort
J l.. Dupuy. clerk Adolph Rosenthal.
Waterman. Martin Rinardo. sentry
j |. napuy preventative 10 Head
Camp The board of managers consist
OF Vim Kahn. ] H. Rilbourne. and
II 4 Wais
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The ThEnk.attttie clnb. composed Of
the girls of the Junior class and few
others we're pleasantly entertained by
Miss Edith I4eake at her home Tuesday
evening Schoolhoy frients we're In,
yited Miss Sadie Fort was a house
guest for the occasion
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16
Personal But Polite

Frank Harrow spent Monday after.
noon In Baton Rouge
Mr. Sam Butler sails Saturday for
Cuba to- spend the sugar season
Mrs Lam brandon returned to New
Orleans Saturday, after visit TO Como
Mrs 4 + Barrow left Monday after
noon for New Orleans
Mr c + Rice of naton Rouge vas
n visitor here Wednesday
Mrs A l.. Soule, Mrs Jim Daniel
and baby are IN New Orleans this week
Misses Mamie and Annie Butler will
spend Friday IN Baton Rouge
Nj Jas q Perkins vas IN Jackson
aud acComb Miss. on business
Dr A Harrow Is in st Joseph this
week an Masonic and Eastern Star
business
MR. Jas Mcqueen and young grand
son. Clayton Perkins will spend Satur
uhA W bdtbN hbAEt.
Miss Dine Fort vas the week eud
guest Of Mrs. Hob Jones Of Baton
Rouge
Mrs A ventfess aud Miss Mafga.
ret l.awraBon spent the greater part Of
the week In New Orleans
Miss Zelia Lawfason Ia expected as
a Christmas guest az the home al her
uncle. Judge I.awrason
Dr CaFruth aud Mr. NJ 7 Hewes
Ot New Roads were here Monday even
ing for Masonic lodge meeting
Mrs Wade holland aud baby aud
Mrs e Noise were In baton Rouge
this week Mr. aud Mrs holland made
trip to the capital last week also
Mas Eleanor Harrow returned Satur,
day night, having spent several weeks
In New Orleans With her aunt. Mrs
Lauren bradley
Mira. Willis Daniel sr and daughters
'a'ss'' '.'l" '"s''''" ''u S''''' "'''
In Baton Rouge Saturday to do some
s"opp'"s' so'"s WV" :" '''o'' '"'
Messrs. q L. Plettinger. J hob
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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16

Richard II stewart died Al krptz
SpringF. near Melville. bat owing 10
lhe fact that his death VAS not CA,
paeted and that hts brother Il VI
Stewart Of Bastrop did no, reach there
until about "A ho IL later II waa i'm.
possible 80 briug ap body 10 - Fran.
cisyllle 80 burial took place In the
Episcopal Cemetery az Melville
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16

GRACE CHURCH
Rsv AlyIn w. skardon, Reetor.

Rev Alvin w, skaraen, Rector.
Third sunday In Advent
Holy Communion, I 30 a III
Church School so Il. M
Morning Prayer and Sermon
II o'clock
Thursday. ut Thomas
Holy Communion. 10 o'clock
Friday Litany 10 T. IN
Christmas Day
Holy Communion, 80 q Ia
Holy Communion and Sermon. II M.
The Rector will hold service and
preach At Jackson Sunday afternoon
a. o'clock
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16

Man is as beautiful as woman, says
Tyra kteeR the Swedish feminist,
only be has allowed his senses 10
persuade him hat Woman IL the more
beautiful Not his senses. Tyra but
the mirror in the bathroom that shows
his shankS and the knats on his knees
New Orleans States
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16

n.gs be- Is always our poores,
month for collections Every one IL
SAVING % using hig money TO make
Christmas as the Errolea say. and
therefore forget that the newspaper
folk want 10 make Christmas also The
amounts d1rp may be small but coming
az THE time viii have almost the
effect 0f q gift
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16

The Castle Square Entertainers, Who
presented fheir varied program We'd
nesday evening, at Pythian Hall, gave
the best entertainment OF the Lyeeum
course II was not only funny but
good The house vas kept Ia roar
OF laughter Dancing followed the
stage program,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16

The parish schools will close on
Dee Il and reopen Jan 2 Parents
are puzgling over Why the closing ON
Thursday instead Of Friday
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16

The card club was entertained by
Misses Amelia and Eleanor Barrow
Wednesday afternoon Misses Mamie
Golsan and Helen schlesingef won the
prizes
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16

On account of the number of street
fair people here this week, the hotel
and private houses taking roomers have
been full
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16

|. ] Hyner Of Angola and W n
Daniel received new Ford cars last
week Others have ordered cars aud
ara expecting 10 receive them shortly
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16

For the thousand and oneth time
permit us 10 admonish you TO pay your
poll tax before the New Year bells ring
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16
NOTICE OF OPENING or
REolsTRATioA BOOKS

state nl lhNlalaR3 fatish ul
West Fniigiaua
Public notice IL hereby Eiyfu that
the Registration Books for he Parish
uf West Feliriaua will be- open for the
Registration of ai persons desiring 10
register. al fhe Clerks Office of said
Parish commencing on the sUd day
81 January. 1911 ES. MUSE
Registrar of Voters
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16

Periodicals for eonyicts From Mr.
Il f.. Crump. Mrs. s, H. Barrow.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16

Jas Perkins lost eight very fine COWS
this week. from eating too many peas,
II IN thought
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16

Extra! Extra Cosmopolitan Maya,
zlne years for 81 Jacobs, the
Magazine Man. 0pelensas. La
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16

Mr. A. Sehlesiuger received a new
Dodge car Wednesday.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-12-16

4 street fair has been In progress
here. this week. located near the L. II
Il n station