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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-22

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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-22

Ii you want your horse or mule
shod, take them TO Abel Bona
reaux's blacksmith shop, '"1NN,
addition.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-22

Mes>r=. Popkir and Will Frost
are agents for the Parish OF St
Nary for tn, Buick autom obile
1915 model. They will be pleased
10 show anyone the advantages
and cost Of the machine they rep.
resent.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-22
Er 1sI;I THE 18th ,o7s DAY OF
- Wv IA, D, 1916,

~r. Of Il O'Clock ;I', "a a Man, n
go described property
Office. i Parish Of st.. s.; N war;,
~ ! less less, Of the Adeiine
Il nrding to the re'0'us''
III all the buildings az. an'
an .sid property situated
ririIsges aud serTi'ude'
pgiDg. , ~
he Sugar Factory g., !.
r rserying the Tisnt o.
dibs benefit Of adj joining
. across the land convey
MI sueh drainage a, ;
a. ~ or may "
milo. lhe owners for the oene,
'4.e' INT property holders. 30
rvstual seryllule or rl-hl
Iby the Adeline Sugar
lul., for a public Toad
). Bayou Teche where said
ali of and constructed
dway to have the wiiih
rks lind also TO The swamp III
/, . 4 laid out.
., .,ICBAs. p COT. Sheriff
9 Parish ofSs. Jary, La. ,
t;kBlo:h i Borah,
q be for Plaintiff
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-22
TOMBS AND
VAULTS.

Brick and Concrete TOmbs
and Vaults. Reinforced con.
crete posts With galvanized
cAain. Marble and Granite
Slabs and Monuments furni
she'd and erected.
ORVILLE w. ALPHA.
Plon Z 81 Franklin. La
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-22
Cd oR LOUISIANA.
X Ect Court-Parish OF
ii Orleans.
10 tgerasor Co. vs.. Jack
lad ru. No. lis $50.

a. u aWrlt OF He'll ldcids. is-
"a. the Honorable the Civil
10 and for the Parish #
! i, to me directed in tn
u, and numbered suit, l
L Ibid will offer for sale for
2,I@ kppraisemeut, to the last
= bidder, at the principal
the Court House in the
ID sIiu, Parish Of st. Mary,
s4Y, THE 10Th DAY OF
sY, A. D. 1915,
~ hours Of ii O'clock a. N. ,
- ,. NJ, the following NEIL
= sribed property, to, wit:
i Fright, title and interest OF
- Jr., as an heir Of Ro>
= deceased, in and to the
q nry kind and description
= he succession of Roman
q ,;ed. as well as all the
temsnd, title and interest
{ u. B. Verdup. .Jr as a
II 4, I lls succession Of r main
u and more particularly in
n laving described proper
= On tee account filed in
le % By the administrator
1l.tB. verdun, Jr.,
q got said estate, to
1.-TWO and one half ....
1 Ht. on s7.7l5.OO
f............. ..Sl9o 81
2 ;. Verdun, j.,
with the children
> lsfsiu for services
. ssting up the evi.
, lAe claim agaius.
anment and pros.
2 d .n,.,.:........ 1925 -
aed interest Of j. B. Ver-
! nslr OF ROMAN Verdun,
ao TO the sum of SIX
, 1 !, : hundred and Seventy
- |, Dollars, being amount
J 4 \ States Government to ]
:, Administrator Of the
= ssfdun, deceased, I'M
sfess known as "Omni.
.;ias well as all Of the
g s = !. claim and demand
y vetdnn, Jr.. in and
81 ~, = creditor Of the eS;a1r
|s mum ?. deceased, for lne
...a and sl,92s.75. as
.ppeats On the accounh
] a'On by said admisi
Gas Gas. prc.r.
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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1916-07-22

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Il u. .al. Isl. Mary
Ea'I,,.',A ;..,r FACTORY e.
z az, a i;ber Juhnke'
''s h. AlN'
l,,.R nj Of , asEi t fac .s.l
e' ., !; cs'f;; ia and md ., for ~.
\ Sea, s 3 IsTill. .. offer r.. VI
|Ss4u ias1s appraiser ~ en- H. :
b Of hss, b. Iidd dem, : Hause
fr,ntIin, Parish q n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
SUFFOLK

ISnor,,l +. 'rn,. .rimes-I,isnat.b
SI-ErnIII "a. December al --I.y
q. NJ. watson. pastor OF the Christian
church Of me pisciDics of EorfoIl.
has h.cn IN, ru,s, ,f Nr aud Nrc
w q; t,arr;,r
Mark Ecnyuucs l.ft on wcdp.sd.,
f,,. ;. ,isi, "a I,., In, J., !, ~!
in I.nlor.n,, : e.
Mrs T. 4 Smith l.f, an Wednesday,
for her HON. in Richmond after sn.ud
ING tho christina. l,nlidnys in SnTnIl,
rbc social ..lrh vas ,n,er,,ir.l 49,,
THURSDAY evening ny Mrs T. /, t.oli
M. Ai,,i,,,. lIi,b ,,l,.s ~, ,i,i''
,i,u sunday srhooi yyos .n,cr,.,;nn,
by Mrs + T. N,Cycunv =, hc,. hn,,,.
ON Thursday evening
Thomas Woodward of m. I.nivorsi,,
Of virginia i. ~ nome fnr ma hnii,
DAYS
Miss Nainria I,ushv az por,.,,nn,I
arrived ON Wednesday, Ia h. ~. ,,,,a,,
Of Miss Hazel Walters
lr. Howell. Of ,;,trsyillc < :. ,,.,s
in ,he civ ON Wadnas,,,,, ' ""'
Nj. and Mrs william iI.,r,woli i.rt
on "Wednesday for Lawrcu,cyil,r wh.ro
they viii make THEN. homo
dudley Britt. sydney Er,tt. ana y
x. Britt. Of clarkshurg. are rurs,s az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
STAUNTON

>r"c'al - IN. Times.
'NIoN. "a. December an ~.
an" M:S. Waddcl kinney ~ u,
,,S'"il' who spent Christmas nor
<Nfch kinney. have returned l,n,,,
LOUIS y Long has returned -. 49,,
",,cr visiting his parents h.r.
,,.i.,, 'Hr y spending the holidays
WIN friends in stanton ;
MSS haihi""n pore. Of Washipr,o,
,c'"rhed to tho capital ,,f,.r
srth"ihS few DAYS with her no,i,..r
HirS' James bore Edward ! Doro
'''p"W"!i' also spent Christmas nor.
- '"ISton Elackford, o. lypc,i,,,...
- returned home. having s,a.,
CHRISTMAS Day here. 80
announcement is made ar mo ,,,.
rag" on last Saturday near W..
.ahada, OF Richard Allen ,Jois,,,
MISS Ghbricll" Thomas Mr. u.i,i, !;
I" son OF MI and Mrs. Il. II. Haialjn ~
stanton. '',''i'' OF
MIS-. Thomas J. Eoler Of For, 10.
nance IS spending the HOLIDAYS T., "a.
nokc, 'SS ~ ''"a-
Miss Nellie Grady aud nrdv,,,. ,.,.,,,,.
VI "chinond. are visiting friends boro
Joseph X; l.yi" who is now il, PIMA
'''Pht'' - spending some time win
"'S PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. S u. IyIc
william y. Eicc. who visited III o,d
nome mere. has returned To New yn,l
Mt ahd Mrs. tarrington Foster az
hshlhrt"n. spent Christmas her. vim
relatives W. ~"
MI aud Mrs. f. T. Shcwm;.Eo b,vc
"c'h visiting rcllttvcs here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
BOYDToN

special To The Times Dispatch.
i''A DION, VA. December 3o.-MiSs
Mite Homes has returned home. after
spending some time with friends I'm
i.Enchhurr and Richmond
Miss Marian Homes who Is ,..ch
Ing school mt Florence. $. C.. is ut
HON" for the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs Morton -. Goodc and
children. Of Dinwiddie. AR, spending
tn" holidays with relatives here
Misses Laura Homes. Alice Easkcr-
Willie and Anna Williamson arc spend
ing their vacations with relatives here.
George baskerville. of Durham. ~
C., is spending some time with his par
onts. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Z. Baskerville.
Gordon ,oodc. of Greensboro. y g..
Is spending his vacation with his par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs l.. q. Goodc
Miss Aloyise Turpn has returned
10 friends and relatives in Richmond
+. 9. Rcdngcr il in Roanoke this
week. where he went 10 attend the
marriage OF his brother, Rutherford
BodinEcr.
Misses Julia Randolph. OF Kimston.
y. q. and Margaret Nash. OF Norfolk.
arc visiting Miss Mary Francis
Mrs. q. II. Thomson entertained the
card club on Friday.
Harrison Blair. oi Richmond. is III.
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. {. j Faulk-
Nor.
Miss Vernon. of Alabama. is VISITING.
Miss Alice Faulkner.
Miss Louise Watkins. Of ciarksyill.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. j. ". Wall
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BON AIR

special TO The imeS-Dispatch.l
loN MIR VA. December o-Nr
IN" MIS-. oscar Williams and Misses
May and Margaret Williams. If sean
naie. \. y. are visiting Colonel ! !,
WOOD. az the lion Air Inn.
MASS Julia Whcrry has had with her
curing the week Miss Kathleen An
dcrs"n. Miss Josephine Harrison
charles Gwatkim. Dick Grant; and
John Purcell. all OF Richmond
Eurton Maryc. who is at the " J.. L.
IS here for the holiday season.
MISS Emily Smith and Professor w.
-. smith are visiting ut the home OF
DIR. G. NJ. IIaZen.
Vincent Adamson. OF Fort Madison.
Iowa. is with his family at the inn
for II few days
Miss Frances Withcrs has returned
from IL visit to Richmond where she
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Montague.
Miss Nancy Bates and Miss Maren-
ret James have beon visiting Mrs. Polk
Miller.
Miss Sue Gordon was the CUES, u,is
week Of Miss Maud Cook, IN Rich
mond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
CAY HOLIDAY SEASON
ENJOYED At ASHEv|LLE
Dances, Dinners, Golf Parties and
Other imuScmentS Fill
the Week.
RENO PARTY AN INNOVATION
Event III Country Club Is Wcll-.it-
tcndcd-Many Young People at
Their IL ones From Various
Schools and Colleges.

ASIit:VILLit. Y T.. December GO
Ash"viilc society has enjoyed the gay
est holiday S"nSon experienced in rrauy
years. y continuous round Of dancing.
golf. dinner and luncheon parties aud
various outdoor sports has marked the
week. G:rov. Park Inn. the Asicvillc
County Club. ~" Manor. Battery Park
and other hotels AN have contributed
To- the season cayctics. and with all
the young people home from college
for the holidays. the attendance at tn,
various functions has been large
Grove sark Inn gave two dances dur
ing the VICE. for its guests and thair
friends in tn" .ity. The big Christmas
dance At the inn was given on Tues
dag night. and tho regular Saturday
might dinner dance was held as usual
Tonight Both wcr" largely attended
and both were marked by elaborate
dinner paTts"s Christmas decorations
used for the Tuesday night dance were
allowed To stand. and We're partici-
larry affecting against the massive
stone walls aud pillars If the Big
Room \ Special christmas dinner
was served ~ tho mn. and Il huge
Christmas trco, loaded with all kinds
Of fruit. candy and nuts was provided
for tho children ,aud grown-up chill
dren), where Christmas presents could
be placed.
RENO PARTY GIVEN
AT COUNTRY CLUB
- IN'it' Dii ~ ~ lnr ASneNlllc
country club on Wednesday night was
~ great success, many If the guests
present being Introduced to this fas-
cinatins pastim" for tho first time
Among ihoS" entertaining were Or
and Mrs Charles : Jordan Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas WaIl"y Raoul. NJ. and
Mrs. Arthur Rec. Judge and Mrs
Juntus .. Adams and others
Tn" Misses Mllcndcr entertained
WIZ tea dance on Monday afternoon.
MISS Christine MenminE.r had n
iarI" party 81 friends ~ her beautiful
nome on Victoria Road on Wednesday
MI and Mrs. Julius g. Martin gave
ing.
Mrs George w. Vanderbilt ana Miss
."fh"lia Vanderbilt; came from Wash
ihtton and opened Biltmorc House for
~" h"!iaaNS. and a number Of gay par
ties were given there through tho week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31

SuSAa islhblS, tl I'U!lttlil, y u, MISS
Margaret Conway. of Danvllle. and
Miss Frances Webb. Of New York
They wore quaint dresses Of orchid
satin and hydramg"a blue tulle with
SILVER lac" and carried noscpays Of
PINK roses frecsia ana corn flowers.
Sh"w"rcd with lavender Swcctpcas.
Little Misses BotS.y Ballou and Jo-
Scphinc Dixon entered Just in front
~ the dame Of honor. dressed in lovely
ir""ks Of hydranEea blue taneta and
SiIE"r bands, carrying HoScgays Of corn
flowers and Sweetheart roses Little
Miss Frances Brown. IN blue, attend
eel by Roger Lanicr. followed tho Hover
ElrIS. Tho groom was attended By 7
VI. anderson. of Richmond. as best
man. ana the proomsmcu we're Ben
nett Perry. If Henderson. y e.: "
81. Mitchell and Frank Gregory. of
'Ai"rd. \. g.; II. +. Buell.. az Montreal.
'a'ada: X. =. Harrison. Of New York:
John Illm"r. Of Winston salem and
james X. Green, Of Richmond
After the ceremony "a handsome 20
cepti"n Mas held and tho bride and
groom left later for The North
Among tn" out-of-town guests were
Mr. and Mrs T.. W Dixon ana Miss
Ios"phin" Dixon. Mr.. ana Mrs .iahn
ililn"r. If Winston-S Salem. Mrs. l;.!d-
Iing Parry Misses Leah Isabel and
Mary Perry. B"nnct aud Redding Per
~ ana J. BAILEY lrvcn. Of Henderson.
y
.tnN: Mrs / p.,.h. w. Npl"'h..'-
and Mrs. II s.t1n. -, ,.i, w. ~ M,
raylor. -. =; whi.or..,, 80. -"
Eugene Currin AIR ...a NJ, 49, :.
currIn. Eugene Curri,, Jr Nj ,,
Mrs James X Green. pr ,inx.,da
- Brown amt ~ seldom T.yinr i,
"i 81 Richmoud, i,r. i J. Whitehead
W." Mi ANA Mrs VIII Fonncr az
~ ~ Mount y. -; Judge aud Mrs
:" me- 81 Greensboro. y -. and
20 y. oiH" ~ Raleigh. y =.
AZ i,t,i,, nr.'"n IaT!or. Jr..
;..,,,,u na l."Ssit"r. y II
rn,I On ,., - - BaiI"u. 81
both Ia yiroi,;, "tt"it known,
She is a ,.r:,,,,iI..,,,.h.i va aroma.
Alexander . Rrop, -" r.
Methodist conforon,o .,d =, = ~"
81 Mrs. n seldom T.yIor ,,I
and"r -. brown. Of piri,,n,.,,i .r,
gronn is tho son OF coion., AKA
- - Gregory, Of oxford, y {.
AZ '. VI. I. Dances.
Among thos. frnn, pic,,,,
'"ndtnu tn" Christmas ho,..- ~ -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-31
MANY ENTERTAINMENTS
ENJOYED At EMPOR|A
Informal Social Gatherings Arc MI
mcrouS During Christ
mas Week.
MEETING or MOTHERS CLUB
Lodge OF Masons Holds Its Annual
st. Johns Day Cclebration-Of-
fcring Is Made for Home of Order,
in Richmond.
| Spccinl To IN. Timcs.pisnntch- |

J.: ~ I'OI \. VA. December so
Christmas week here has been :: season
Tor family gatherings. Informal social
affair. for the :ouug p"opi. and sun
Gay school entertainments. \ chill
dr"n scrri"" was held at the E.piS-
'"pal 'hurrh on Thursday afternoon
"h"n offerings were brought for Ar
m"itian and syrian relief on Wcdnes-
day evening, IN the Main Stree, M.tho-
dist church. thcr" was "a Christmas
tree AID cantata "ChristmaS Eve
~ santa Claus Land" followed by
Cuts from the children for the poor.
h"i" was a Christmas program and
'r"" ~ the Presbyterian Church on
Thursday night.
Mrs. j. /. suffer entertained ON
I.i MISS Emily james, Of city Point.
! nos" present We're Misses t;rac. Pool.
B"r'h" Green, Mabel cato. Mary SarIiro.
Mar steel Lucy Maclin. Mary and
MARGARET J"yncr, Ida riorcy. If Garvs-
h.ifE. ana !. =. hyars. Gordon Vincent.
r l""'noT Ttli"r Henry Maolin, VIII
i"h ana Blount GOODWIN ami Dr.
Hhlo suffer. Of GaryShurr.
IN" C"ti!lion CLUB CAV. a german
ON Thursday night,
IN" Masonic lodge held H.; annual
p L"hn.S day celebration on We'd
..,,Su@E night Alter the election and
'hS'"lIai i"n Of officers. a baunue, r.s
enjoyed substantial Offering wa,s
h'a"" Tor tn" Masonic Home in Rich
MAN, ATTEND MEETING
or MOTHERS CIR,
An unusually large number ar mem
hers attended Tho meeting or ~.
M"'h"rs club. hold l.. the school biild
~, on thursday afternoon. "Th.
lfih!" as a TcNthook' was tn. subin.,
i"f IN" afternoon. After tho discus
SION. i committee MAS a,,,aiu.,
Arizona republican., 1916-07-10
Roman and American Roads

It was officially declared in Mexico City on Sat urday that the American troops who have been Mexican soil following the Columbus raid, are retir ing to the border" We kneW that already, and we confidently expect that they will retire the border if Carranza nsstenty demands that government shall consider alternative.
 For all the American troops have accomplished in Mexico since they crossed the line they might as well not have crossed at all. They might have turned at any time after crossing and left object of the expedition unfulfiled than it is now. The president might well have compiled with the first note of Carranza demanding the recall of the American troops. Keeping them in Mexico when it is evident that we going to make effort to guarantee order in Northern Mexico and going protect Americans this side of the line only by a border guard, will purpose. It will not serve even the campaign purposes of the president even if he should the troops in Mexico until after the election. He might well quarter them in the moon, for all the votes it will make for him.
 But little 'pasear' into Mexico, under stand, has not been in vain. An excellent road has been built by the American army from Columbus, New Mexico. to Namiqupa It is perhaps, the only good road in Mexico. Concrete culverts have been put in and substantial bridges There are too it is said, entrenchments skillfuly constructed along the entire route perhaps the only modern defensive works in Mexico. As fast vacate these works in the course of retirement. the Mexicans move into them They ought to be grateful to us for what the punitive expedition has accomplished for them.
 That road will no doubt figure prominently in Mexican history that is in history it will be written in Mexico Historians will compare it with the Roman roads in Briton But this difference will doubt be noted by the Mexican historians: The Romans built roads strata" the course conquest in order that their legons with their mpedlmenta might the easily get the Picts and the other inhabitants who resisted progress and order. The American road it will be represented was built in order that the American troops could get hurriedly when the Mexicans should give them high sign.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-10

scouting said one of their officers. "There is no limit to their nerve. It is nothing for them to crawl out in the dark across No Mans Land up 10 the Germans barb wire.'
 A German machine gun is 2 heavy affair Two strong men are required to carry it. When the artillery had knocked a German trench about one night and the bantams rushed to take what prisoners and do what damage they could and then make a run for it back to their own trench in the usual trench raid fashion they deter mined to take machine gun with them to prove their prOwess. Half carrying it. half tugging it along the ground, with other German machine guns feeling around in the night for targets through a trying half hour. they finally landed it safe behind their pa"apat. Many at battalion Of big men have failed in the same effort.
Arizona republican., 1916-07-10
The Proposed Copper Tax

There is a natural objection in this state the greatest by far of all the copper producing states, the proposed tax in the pending bill to be levied upon the copper industry. Of course this in dustry abundantly able pay the but the obec tion singling of a beneficiary of the war pay a which has been made necessary only by the extravaganza and mismanagement of the pres ent administration. The in the end would not rest the copper producing companies themselves It would fall upon miners and upon the consumers of copper if the copper is sold But probably the first effect the would be to eurta the sales of and possibly temporarily lessen production in which latter labor would suffer.
 It may be argued that it is ridiculous suppose that small a per cent, the minimum. or even three per cent, the maximum sales, would stop the sales of copper Probably would alone stop it. the market reports for the past week have shown the larger copper producers have all ready been reducing their sales. This tax might easily be regarded by them the last the cameIs back.
 The administration revenue bill places copper in the class with munitions of war. Of course. the has boomed the price of copper much of which enters into materials. So has the war boomed the price of horses and all the horses shipped from this country have been sent there for in the The has also been the stimulant automobile industry in this country and also indus try of the southern states
 In singling copper object of special tax aton the democrats have proceeded upon the theory which they followed in the war tax" measure of year ago. that of arranging the tax it would fall apparently upon the fewest possible individuals in order that the fewet possible voters would be affected But in imposing the copper tax, they unable to limit the effect of it to the copper producers who have said. evade it by refusing to sell their
 roducts by temporarily ceasng production at the present high wages which paid in the copper mining industry. In that many thousands of men would be thrown out of employment Or if the companies should elect to proceed with production and sales they would probably readjus their wage scales the
 We may be much interested in the great and powerful companies which producing copper in this state; if knew that they would pay the and keep producing might view with com placence weight which it is proposed to put upon them. But all very much interested in copper producing as industry which gives employment to so many thousands of in this and deplore any legislation which will possibly adversely affect the employment the remuneration of those thousands.