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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-03-31
NINTH WARD NEWS,

Mrs. Hli Harrow of Raymond, Miss.
visited Mrs. II Canhrlfs family Tuea.
iay and "Wednesday.
hr and Mrs +. {. Hiil Of Jackson
and their sonIn,iaw and daughter, Mr.,
aud Mrs Foster Dobson, visited the
WadsWorth family on Sunday
We are sorry 10 relate that NJ Wads.
worth stlll continues critically ~
Mrs = Johnson and Mas Helen
visited Jackson Tuesday
Miss Hattie Ard. Miss sallie Daniel,
Mrs G Simmons aud Messrs. billy
Daniel and Homer Magee moiored 60
franklIaion on Sunday
Mrs w II. MeKowen Of BATON Rouge
sent Mrs NJ r. Carney twenty dollars
ia assist with the debt due on the 9Th
aard chapel Many thanks are extend.
"a Mira McKowen for this donation
Mrs. = G Garris aud Miss Theresa
Carney were visitors 10 81 FranclsyiIle
on Monday.
Mr and Mira, Jim Daniel ard Mrs
sUult visited Jackson one day recently
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-03-31
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Spelling tests are on Tar Thursday
and Friday Names Of those making
highest scores uiil be- announced next
week
Miss Dine Fort has resigned as
teacher Of the third aud fourth grades.
Miss ShpFard Of New Orleans succeeds
her Pupils aud fellow teachers are
sorry 30 lose Miss Fort bat consider
the cause" sufficient excuse
Six oT eight Bew swings have been
put np on the school grounds
yolIey bah is In fun sway
The basketball court for the girls
has been put up, bar as they do net
seem 10 care for II, an effort is making
10 have II replaced by . tennis court
The principal il making plans for the
games the pupils will enter IN athletics
at Rally lie viii have TIE grounds
prepared for potato and peanut races
aud bean has throw
4 special reward IN offered sy Miss
Gaines TO those in 10th and lllh grades
making 100 per cent ia spelling
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-03-31
TOWN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

~ francisyille. Ia. March "a, 1917
Al an adjourned meeting Of the Board
Of Aldermen held this day the follow
ing members were present AR Brsant
Mayor, George Rettig, Max Mann. Jas
II kHhourne aad Rudolph fuukes
Board of Aldermen.
Motion made by Ynnkes seconded
by kilhourne, That the sale Of the
Town mule be approved Carried
Aotion made by Jas n Kilbo'rne,
seconded BY Max Mann. That the
Mayor be a committee of one la pur
chase one horso for the road depart.
msut Carried
Mr. Bailey 81 The pittsburs Meter
appeared before the Board 10 explain
the "Pittsbnrg Meter" After much
discussion The matter WAS laid over for
further Investigation
On motion Of Jas II Klboune sec
ended by Geo Rettig. tho meeting adj
loarned
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-03-31

Miss Eva Harvey visited friends here
during the week past.
MI aud Mrs, Juo Ard spent Friday
with West Fcliciana friends
Mrs Iohn = Tomb spent part Of the
weekend holiday with her mother
Mrs l.. \. Sehw,ng,
Mrs. Rivers brown and little Frank
aud Vera BrowH of BATON Rouge are
guests OF Mr. and Mrs = N. Nofs
worthy
Hon. u NJ. Pipes and Misses Gather,
inc and Alice Pipes aud Emma Pond
attended the Sunday school convention
nj Clear Greek on Sunday
Mesdames q q Keller ] N Nors
worthy and II. \ Connell and Miss
Maggie Tomb motofed 20 Baton Rouge
last Wednesday on a shopping trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilmore aud nr ] w
Liza were called to BATON Rouge last
week ey the seriops illness of Miss Ella
Gilmore. She ~ nov eonsaiescng
fFom an operation
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-03-31
SON MISSING.

John II Lester, Of The Elm Park
community, is very much worried over
the d appearance Of his hftecn.year.
old sos, Clay Lester who left home
Tuesday afternoon between four and
FIVE o'clock lIe IL described as being
five reet. two inches tall, has blue eyes
IL very thin and shows evidence oi
being In had health; wore cap and
might have been wearing a heavy cheek
coat shTH h. left home Mr. Lester
thinks it likely that his son may have
wandered on without full realization
Of what h. Was doing Any one know,
Ing anything Of the whereabouts Of q
boy answering this description should
communicate with John n Lester al
Elm Park
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-03-31
AN APRIL WEDDING.

MIR and Mrs. W. 4 Daniel Of Elm
Park announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Ella IT,. 10 Mr. Marshall +.
Foulks The marriage will take place
Wednesday, April IS, 1917. at the home
Of the bride, at eight o'clock in the
evening Friends aud relatives are In
sfted through this medium, to attend
This event will be awaited with lively
interest by the friends Of the young
couple, az both are much liked by alI
Who know them. Miss Daniel IL the
twin sister of Mrs. w }. Mage of
Franklinton. La, whose marriage took
place some months ago The bride
elect is brisht. sweet Girl, of attrae'
tive appearance and much charm The
Young man la whom she will give her
hand Is a rev conner. being from New
Mexico, a brother Of Mrs lee o Lester.
hnt has already shown In this signal
way that he has taken real heart
interest In his new home He IL fac.
progressive young man and worthy Of
the fair bride he has won
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-03-31
WV MecAusLANp ALIVE.

u frauspifes that the life Insurance
companies Interested in the disappear
ancr Of William AcCausland Of Baton
Rouec located him some time ago.
Nr AcCaasl1nd II pppoars. vas hot
deoa urd while duck hunting near Mo.
bile hat Ieft That city for Chicago where
the First trace of him was fouad by the
life insurance companies IN which Mr
NrCansIand had heavy policies Ia
Chicaeo SIR McCaHalaud vas traced e.
Seattle whore be remained for some
time. and later sent 10 Portland. Ore
gen. and Vancouver II Was reported
that he wAs going Ia Hawaii
The insurance companies interested
In locating Mr. McCauslaHd took pie
lures of him IN the different cities on
the Pacific coast These pictures have
been received aud identified By rela
liyes and frisnds In Baton Refuge
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-03-31
INTERESTING LETTER FROM
HOME COY.
s aseuehanna, Pa, March

Sasaaehanna, Pa, March u
The Tre Democrat
am present In charge of The mp.
prentice 81 jh,s shop, which Is the
largest repair shop ON the Erie System
The Erie is doing all that II can To
make better men out Of the boys that
come to them TO learn trade. The
boys are required To 40 to school four
hours week In school they are re-
aaired 10 fiaish a certain number Of
problems and drawings. These prob
iens lake the boys as high as plane
geometry They are Required TO be
able TO draw any part of an engine
before they can complete their appren,
,ieeship The boys 60 TO school on the
company's time.
| have charge of the technical and
the practical work also have the
classes In the morning end through the
day 90 around The shop Iastrueting
any boy that needs assistance with any
work that he may b. doing
This Is small town but II IL like
mos, of the Northern towns In that
there is always something TO do ia
keep one entertained II In only five
hours ride from New York City ard
az | have transportation can get
around and see all of the places that
are Of interest.
| have been pretty busy ever since
coming on this job as | had to get ON
TO the run Of II and also make come
changes that thought better: and also
the trouble of moving, but now that
Mrs Weydcrt and are settled and
have the time, would like for you to
accept a tardy eoagrrtulatIon for your
Silver Edition do not think that any
oae enjoyed II moro than as II brought
back many fond recollections 10 me OF
the dear old place that IL always home
TO me no matter where am. have
selected the North for my field Of work
but that never makes me anything bat
true Southerner aud more than that
true West Felicianiaf
You wlll please arrange TO send my
weekly letter from home (The True
nemoerab to- ms present address
Thanking yeu In advance, beg "a
remain. Yours truly.
r. u. WESnERT
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-03-31
CONSERVATION OF SEED FOR
PLANTING.

The farmers ef America ale appealed
10 by Secretary Houston 10 Join 10 av.
rlcultural preparedness measures so
that the country may not be- handi.
capped by TODD shortage In its Efforts
Ia meet the international crisis. He
urged particularly that as a means OF
preventing conspicuous production
wastes Of important staple cereals
proper attention be- given 10 the selec.
ton aud safeguarding Of seed FOR plant,
ing. the preparation of the land and the
care of the crop
Under existing conditions Re said.
every preCaution should BE- taken TO
reduce production wastes by testing
seed sufficiently in advance 10 insure
against the planting of dead seed to
treat With disinfeeliag dips al seed
subject to diseases that can be- pre-.
vented. such as the SHUTS ~ wheat,
barley. oats and rye the losses from
which are estimated eonseryatiyety as
$50 pod eup 10 sGo 900 zoe In the aver.
age year to prepare especially thor
oughly for planting these vitality impor-
tant cereal crops and TO care for them
as may be- necessary during the season.
After discussing certain methods OF
planting cereal seeds. the statement
declared II Vas especially important TO
reduce the risk Of wastes through the
action Of disease OF Insects Ia staple
vegetables. such as potatoes cabbage
aad onions, Pointing out that seed
stocks are low. Secretary Houston sug.
ResteG that all seed potatoes should be-
treated FOR gCab before planting and
that equipment for plant spraying
should be- on hand
Some Of the most conspicuous crop
wastes, the statement continued. "Os.
eur with fruits and vegetables FIRE.
quently these lossea are due Indirectly
to disease and insect INJURY which
lower their market value without re-.
duCing their food value materially II
they can be utilized promptly b. dry.
ms, canning and other presefyaiiye
me hods Under existing conditions
every practicable step should BE- taken
to protect these crops throughout the
season aud TO utilize and preserve them
AZ fully as possible when they have
malufpd
The statement declares that fruits
and vegetables which ordinarily Il Is
iBads isgblp to attempt 80 conserve, :"
should BE- systematically saved now
Family ga1l, ms should be planned TO
supply ample Quantities 81 early matnr
ms fruits and vegetables for presefsa
tloH, as we'll as fresh products Tor i'm
mediate consumption
"i}pcaHao of the scarcity II tin plate
and the bish prices of tin cans. See
Rotary Houston continued. III may be-
necessary in household preservation OF
food more extensively 10 pack fruit and
vegetables IN other containers"
lie urged that plans be- mada 10 meet
the storage Of sweet potatoes In the
Southern states pointing out that
about le.aea e0o bushels Of the usual
crop of 50 Gee. 900 bushels goes 10
waste through decay
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-03-31

W Ieppert was tried and con-
yieted IN the district court at Clinton
"Wednesday, on a charge Of libel and
sIauder This case grew out Of Mr.
Leppert's connection with the pubiica.
ton Of a series of articles In the New
Orleans Times picayune, over q year
ago These articles concerned the man.
agemcnt OF the East Louisiana Hospital
for The Insane However. Ibis trial
was not on account of hat vas said
IN the Timosricayune but grew ONT Of
statements alleged TO have been made
by Mr. I.eprcrt on tho streets e Jack
son There Is case pending In tho
Nes Orleans coarss wherein Dr pier.
son is seeking TO recover damages for
statements made in the New Orleans
paper Mr. Leppoft Was fined $50 and
costs Of prosecution,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-03-31
CONTRIBUTORS COLUMN
OPEN LETTER TO POLICE JURY

Mt. Vernon Plantation March q
Gentlemen:
You wiil meet on "Wednesday, and
as ! should like so talk so each and
every one Of you about this bridge
question across Grants bayou | take
this method Of reaching you Please
at your meeting. take my case mp az
you have promised 20 do, as our ward
member aays, When the time Is ripe
haye waited until the time is Hot only
ripe but has indeed gone far into a
state of decomposition, and nothing
done, though | aud nay tenants are
taxed just the same for the road OF
which there il none.
Now viii you do something for the
far corner OF second ward Is il has
never reapod any tesseiits from the
taxes levied on il? Hoping yon will
take this up for debate and not hang
Il up TO ripen, Ia the hunters use Of
the word. | am.
4 believer in good roads q
MRS EVA RAIL HAMILTON
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-03-31

GRACE CHURCH

dWsNE SFTSNtFN
Rev, Alvin w. sksrdan. Rector,
Palm Sunday
Holy Commuaioa. Z 80 a. m.
Church School . 80 q m
Holy Communiou and Sermon II a IN
Holy Week
Maundy Thursday
Holy Communion. 10 Il, N.
Good Friday pro-Auaphora service
ana address, II a IN.
Daily Eesper service at q M.
Easter Day
Holy Communion. 7 20 q, IN.
tloIy Communion aud Sermon. II Am
WAKEFIELD
Evening Prayer and Sermon,
Sunday o'clock
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-03-31

Roses and Flowefing Shrubs 6 tao.
yearnid huddod roses, Crepe Myrtle
and Athea. 80 asserted eolors. also
? Cape jasmine All foF 81 60 Griffins
Nurseries. Port Arthur. Texas
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-03-31

Nf q N Lester IL collecting funds
with which tp bay an American flag
for Grace Church The flag has been
ordered and Is expected So b. here for
Easter
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-03-31

John II Cigek jr Is carrying his
right hand In sling lie was crank
isE his car Shea Il hackfFed and the
crank broke a bone just above the
wrist of bis right arm.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-03-31
q l.. PIETTINGER. Clerk

Peaches, plums, Pears, and poFsim
mons" a collection ~ four large trees
Of eoch for g. 90 Griaing Nurseries
Port Arthur. Texas.