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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14

;he t"-i-fr'" ~ Voters NJ 'hr Parish "f 81.
! Ntr' :" an ID tn. '.n,',Ii,- nu,.r- appoint. ri
! h"'ln o ii -"u t'.,tiun with rf.. list If tn,
! rF>tarr .rt'r"t g. tn r,r-,,i or hy
st'ait."" 1T 49, ta>pilrr- .sron. ~ a. shown
Il, f'r .'~- ~nt' '''I -~t abe aird filed prior
III tile h"d''g - such election.
seventh INIT The c.t.ctt ii herein ordered
= +" '' ra.j I'd aud t"'ue'r /. the batlots cast
t't'"it T." ."i"t y" :,tnrlt, thereof made and
ca'va s'1', and ~" results thereof promui-
gat.! lu'i process verh. thereof fi.,d and r..
corded in the manner prov ld,'d hy Arfclr ~
al III" tu'I-t ttutiiu ~ fIt. Sta e II ini,;srul
.'"Pi"i III "Ar.tr i'l.i 'tni Art W. 80 "t tur
Gruerat ASSEMBLY If th. state ~ Louisiana,
tor the year 1919. ana any amendments there
to made.
EtSnth: Er it Further Resolved that thu,
S'in"'i l'"tr l %. tn" PARISH If 81 Mary snail ON
me 81, d,y at May. A. - l"i7 ~ the hour IT
one "c!""t p IN. meet at the Court House in
tf'hh IN. Ia aud ~ "pcn session Proceed to
open The i.,llut hnxr> Mainline and count
IN" hd' Is al numhcr and amount, rNaiiiiIe
AMI canvas the returns, aid declare the Result
of Tie e'c,t on.
N'n'a II Further Resolved, That motto.
al the tl''ti'n herein called SIGNED oy tho
PRESIDENT and Secretary al this School Hoard
shalt 10. gwen by publication tor the period of
lhitt, go DAYS IN the official journal of the
faIt-' 81 ~. Mat1, IL TIN. amer and form di-
iert"''. aud pursuant IL The provisions OF Seq
t';, 1'i Atr No. ~ ~ the General Assembly
at me SAT- III Louisiana for thr year 1910.
icntlG That This resolution shall likewise
be 'nhli -hr'i to" the fan potio! of rhirt, $50,
days III IT." official 'titual of the Parish of "
Nary. ana sinai! take effect from and after its
passage.
EnF"i,;'l And be it Further Resolved, That
AL RESOLUTIONS IT this Srh"ol Board, or Darts
"' resolutions Thereof. ia conflict herewith, be-
AMI lie. same ere. hereby rcpestltd
lhu, done. READ, adopted, signed and scaled
with the .,i1citi seal of this Board in open 500
SION 1T Franklin st. Mary Parish. State OF
Louisiana, Iili> lith day OF April, \. d., 1917
j. e.. CLAUSEN,
President, school Board, st. Mary Parish
Louisiana.
ID. \. FOSTER.
Secretary and Superintendent
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14
CRAWFoRD.FosrER

The wedding Of Hiss Iouis;a 49,,
roster, the lovely daughter Of Sena.
Tor and Mrs. Murphy Foster to Dr.
Louis r. Crawford at the Methods,
.nurch last Wednesday evening
was the most beautiful and brilliant
event OF the season. The building
could not accommodate the vast
humoer OF friends and well-wishers
who had come to witness the mar
rage o. the popular and lovely
young lady.
Inc CHURCH was handsomely and
richly decorated with flowers At
8 o'clock the fair bride received bv
the ushers and followed bv her
bridesmaids, entered the church on
the arm of her father. while the
organ player gave forth the sweet
est and joyous notes of the wedding
hiarcn. She was met at the altar bv
the groom, and there standing and
kneellng under a marriage bell of
the falrest and sweetest flowers
they were made man and wife The
wedding ceremony was performed
oy Rev. H. n. Harrison, the pastor
OF the Methodist Church at this
place, and Rev. A. F. Vaughan, of
New Orleans.
After the wedding ceremony
reception was held at Dixie" the
home of Senator and Mrs. Murphy
J. Foster. We are informed that the
bride and groom will spend their
honeymoon, at Biloxi, Miss. As thew
walk hand in hand and heart to
heart through life, may they always
meet with happiness, contentmcnt
and JOY, is the sincere wish of the
Banner.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14

The following qualified r-gi stsre,l
voters OF said School District have been
appointed by the School board Of the
Parish OF st. Mary, C"mmi s.ioners AMI
Clerk of said election to-wit:
|. ". Paddock, Thomas II. Shauu.n
.'r.. and +. +. Ditch, Commissi onors.
and Lewis j. Bass, Clerk.
Notice is further give" that tho School
Board of the Parish of st. Mary
through its Board Of Commiss oner,'
will in open session, held ut its reg Mar
meeting place in the Court House in tho
, Town OF Franklin. La. oa thu 2Sth Il ~
OF May. A. d.. 1917 ut the hour ON.
O'Clock p. IN proceed to open said ,,a,-
lot boxes used at said e;ec,ion. ex.mim.
and count the lnaI;ots in numbers n,.i
amounts. examine aud Canvass ,i, 20.
turns. draw up u process verbal d..
claring the result OF enid election, am,
he same promulgate in The M .nrtr AM,
forih required By law, and do any MN
all acts aud things required amt pro,
vided BY ACT No 2J6 Of the General
Assembly Df the state of Lou s,nna far
The year 1910, and all acts ainen,iut,r,
thereof.
In faith whereof witness our official
signatures nj franklin, St. Mary Par.
isii, State Of Louisiana, this llth day of
April, A d., 1917.
tSigned) J. C. CLAUSEN.
President School Bu.id, st. Mary Par.
ish, state of Louisiana.
u. n. FOSTER,
S&srsta<I>
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14

Fourth: That the follow ing qualified voters
in said School District are h"rrIy appointed as
o mnissinnc,s, an:. clerk, Of said election, to
vii:
l. ". Paddock, Thomas n. shannon .Jr aud
l.. j.. Ditch, commissioners, and Lewis J lass
Clerk. and the compensation to be paid SAT-,
election officers tor the services rendered i,y
them in his capacity. at said election is here
10y hxcd at the sum of Three Dollars 81 pJl
per day each. aud The President an,l tl,r >chm.
Board is hereby authnriZ d 10 pay the said
Commissioners and said CLERK for the scrv ices
rendered by them III said election after the
r-n'!,ti"m If the same
fifih BE il further resolved That the Pre.-
id"nt OF this school ii"ar'i il hereby authorized
to contract for the printing Of a sufficient nuns
her "f ba!i"ts for USE ut SAID election; and b.
j. further authorized and ordered 10 provil.
and have delivered the ballot boxes ballots
the necessary blanks tor tally she. t.. lists OF
voters. valuations Of property, and complied
statement OF the voters il humber, and
aip.iIut.
eH,h; Ti,t tho Pr-si,les,t os t.p sShoe,
kaae3 b ssSoQx eurtirx authorized u SAuss
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14

The jury term of the District
Court convened here last Monday.
A grand Jury was organized, of
which Judge w. c. Baker ap.
pointed Hon. w. T. Peterm an
foreman. Judge Baker delivered
an able charge to the grand jury
in which he fully aud clearly in.
s,ructed it as to its duties. That
body without delay went to work
considering and investigating the
criminal docket. During Tuesday
afternoon the grand jury, through
it's foreman, made a partial report
to the court, and presented in.
dictmeuts against the violators of
the law. At this writing the grand
jury is still in session. It is maxi
ing a thorough and complete ex-
animation of every branch Of the
parish government and of every
matter of a public nature, which
will redound to the benefit of our
people, and when it's foreman pre-
sents to the court it's report, we
are confident that it will prove to
be the most complete, compre-
hensive and fairest that ever yet
has been presented to the court.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14

Mrs. Bethia Richardson Csffery
died in the city of New Orleans
last Tues day at the residence of
her son. Mr.. Donelson Gallery, of
that city, at the age of 10 years
aud 6 months. Her remains were
brought to Franklin and buried in
the family burial grounds on
Thursday evening at O'Clock.
She was the widow of the late
Senator Donelson Gallery, who
was go well known and honored
in this State and Nation. She is
survived by seven children.
Messrs. Donelson Gallery. CT New
Orleans. Earl Gallery. John NJ.
Caffery and Edward Catfsry. of
Franklin, Captain Charles Gallery
of the United State army. Mrs.
Harry Classic. Of Chevy Chase.
Md, end Miss Bethia Csffery. To
them the Banner tenders Its deep
est sympathies in their sorrow and
great loss.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14

The recruiting officers are not
urging men to join the Navy for
patriotic reasons alone, but they are
being told of the many opportunities
the Navy offers to young men of
The right sort. recruiting circu-
lar recently issued By the recruiting
officer, the following statements are
nSde concerning service and life in
tie Navy: The Navy offers to
American citizens of good character
o. ages II to So, inclusive, and in
sound physical condition, the best
chances to see Tie world, save
money, learn a trade and serve their
country. A mans pay il the Navy
is clear money. No expenses except
for clothing-ard a $4,000 outfit
enough fer one year is given free
to every man to- start with. A man
without a trade is started at $500
e month. No strikes. No lay offs.
For good men advancement is rap
id. On reinlistment increased pay.
After is years service, retirement
in naval reserve on $48 month
After 20 years service, retirement
in Naval Reserve on sos a month.
After 80 years service, retirement
OF three quarters pay-plus s15.75
.'o- the allowances. It disabled a
ibcral pension. Every 25 years men
are picked from the ranks to go to
the Naval Academy at Annapolis to
be made officers.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14
Senator Brady, of jefferson Par

oSioboI DIduS, Oi Jefferson 1ar
lsh vas foully assassinatati in Jer
terson parish about Two wc.,,7s ago
lie assassin sccceeic. in cvadnc
the authorities Of the parish ard es-
capped. But he did rot evaGc the Wig
lance Of Sheriff Charles Pacot of
st. Mary Parish. In less than three
days after the commission of The
crime. hi; dcoutics, Arthur MertaI
and Robt. Maitland, captured the
murderer. got thc money which tie
man had taken from the person Of
Senator Brady, obtained cyi,!.a,e
against him sufficient 70 convict
him. and turned HIN over to the au-
thorities of jefferson parish. We
note however, from an article in the
Ilnes-Picayune that the authorities
of jefferson Parish seems to give
themselves the full credit for this
Quick and important capture. They
DO not even mention the name Of
Sheriff Pecot in their account of it.
Official courtesy at least should have
prompted them to give Sheriff
Pecot credit for the valuable work
which he had done for them and
for the State.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14
Money to Lend on Real
Estate. NJ. MARY Bull NC
ASSOCIATION, Patterson La.

The ladies of Franklin held meet
ings at the City Hall Thursday and
Friday towards the organization of
an auxiliary chapter Of the Red
Cross, and towards the collecting
of funds for that valuable branch
of service during war. These meet
ings were largely attended. Mrs.
Roland Hale presided at both meet
ings. Addresses were made by Mrs.
E. E. Moberly Of Ramos, and Mr.. F.
c. Hopper, Of New Orleans, repre-
senting the Red Cross Society and
its great work for suffering human
ity. There will be a "drive" by the
ladies today and on Monday another
drive through the town and the
Bend for the purpose of obtaining
funds to assist in maintaining the
great worl; in which they are en-
gagged. The "drives" will reach
everywhere, and everyone, we know
will give freely, according to their
means. Also on Monday at 9 o'clock
rnass meeting will be held at the
court house when the children of
the schools will march in procession.
sing patriotic songs and contribute
their mite to the cause. Judge w. c.
Baker has been selected by the
ladies' to address tn, mass meeting.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14

Mr.. Louis Levy has sold all the
contents Of his Speciality Store in
Franklin to Messrs. Simms and Giles
of Adeline. We are informed that
Mr.. Levy will retire from the mer-
camille business here. He has been
= successful merchant in this parish
md state for many years.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14

!. The Minstrel to be given on
Wednesday. April 18th, for the
benefit of the band boys. half of
the proceeds will be given to the
caDteen fund of the Franklin
Guards. The price of admission
will be q ard so cents. Attend
and help the boys.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14

On Monday next at the Scout
Hall Of Troop No. 1. the Mems
Aaeociati n Of the Methodist
Church will hold an important
meeting to make arrangements for
= chautauqua which will be held
here on Monday, May 7th. A full
attendance If the membership is
: quested. and others interested
u the sause.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14

Mr.. and Mrs. George Kramer
spent several days in Houston,
Texas.sthc past week. where thew
went TO visit their SOD, Warren,
who is attending the kice Iueti-
tate at that place.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14

Ne congratulate Capt. Hugh Frere
Frere upon the fact that his COM
pany will soon be mustered into the
Army. He also received orders to
bold the company ready to march
r. twenty-'our hours. Capt. Frere's
Company will leave with about one
hundred and forty men.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14

We note with regret that H!r. S.
A. johnson, the efficient agent of
the Wells Fargo Company, Of
Franklin is confined to his bed with
an attack Of chills and fever. We
trust that he will soon recover from
his illness.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14

The many friends of Mrs.
Thomas J. Shaffer. who has been
quite i'll at the St. Mary Santa.
rum for the past week, will
learn with pleasure that tehe ia
now out of danger, and on the
road to complete recovery.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14

Mr.. A. NJ. Underwood, our liberal
and patriotic fellow-citizen, has
made donation TO Capt. Hugh
Frere's Company Of one hundred
dollars. Mr.. Underwood is an old
Confederate soldier, who fought
calamity from the beginning to the
and of the war 10 1S6l.G5.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14

We note with regret that Con.
ductor r. P. Gauthreaux, Of the
Cypremort Branch, is desperately
ri at the st. Mary Sanitarium.
We trust that he will soon recover
from his illness.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14
signature Of voter,

Notice to Voters: TO vote in favor of the
pr"l'os1io ion submitted upon this ballot place !,
cross Nc mark in the square after the word
yes; to vote against il place "A similar mark
after the word NO
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14

We are pleased to note that the
entertainment given on Thursday
night last at the Opera House by the
ladies' Of the Catholic Church was a
grand success. About $4,000 was
realized from the entertainment
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14
For'tllc Issuance Of Bonds.

For'thc Issuance Of Bonds.
Proposition t" incur deb: aud is
sue bonds of the Morgan CITY
SCHOOL District. Parish OF st.
Mary. State Of Louisiana, to the
amount Of sixty Thousand Dollars
fin.ctW WI running through a pc
Ii"d If Thirty CA years. bearing
interest at the rate 1T Five t5J Der
cent per annum, interest payable
annually. and ISSUED in surl. de-
nominations and payable at such
times AS is authorized by the Con
stitution and laws Of the State Of
Louisiana, especially by Section -
of Act Nc. 2iG Of the General As
stmbly of the State of Louisiana
for the year 1910. The funds t.
be realized from The iucurri, Of
sand debt and the sale Of said bonds
I" br used Ion the purpose of p,ir-
clasing q bnil,linx site. or sites,
and the building thereon of one,
or more, additional Schu0l build
ing or buildings. in said School
District. As may be selected and
determined upon by the school
Board, and TO furnish. equip and
maintain the same when 80 con.
stiu,ted. The title To all Of which
shall vest in the School Board Of
the Parish of 81. Mary, State of
Louisiana.
Taxable Valuation ~
signature OF VOTER
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14

We IRE Informed that the Ster.
Ing Sugar & Railway Co. and the
Bloch Clothing Co.. of franklin.
hsve promised to give employ
ment 10 all employees who enlist
In the service Of the United States
upon their return from the 'front.'
This iplendid act OF patriotism on
the par: of cur local employers Of
labor should stand as a shining
example to all Others.
Trscp No. 2, Boy Scouts, will
give a picture show at the opera
house on Monday April 10th. It
viii be six reel feature, and is en-
titlel Faith. The purpose of the
Entertainment is to raise funds to
assist the scouts in defraying their
expenscs to the state reunoion at
6aton Rouge. Help the boys ~
their laudable cause.
The Confederate Veterans alter
the ceremonies on Decoration Day,
ahst Monday, were entertained by
Troops One and Two of the Boy
Scouts at lunch in the Caffery
building, at which the editor Of the
EBanner. had the honor and pleasure
cf being present This attention was
kuly appreciated by the Veterans.
e was indeed a thoughtful and
1retty tribute of the young soldiers
p the old, whose martial life was
ended-from those, who are still in
<he morning glow and promises OF
HES beginning to those who are IN
he shadows fast lengthening into
Ms sunset>
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14
SiRuatarc ut voter

. Notice to Voters: To vote in favor of the
proposition submitted upon this ballot Mac. a
cross ~ mark IN the square after the word
Yes. 10 vote against it place a .in,iixr marx
after the word ..No'' ~
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14

Mr.. |. Popkin requests US to in.
form his patrons and the public
that he has secured the services OF
Mr.. Harry L. Drukker. a skille d
matchmaker and jcweler. az we'll
az graduate opticiau. He asks
for his share of the public pat
ronage. confident that Mr.. Druk.
ker will give full satisfaction for
the work entrusted to him.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14

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nnv,hI. ~ su'b fines , ',',o"s ana
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Louisiana, especially by section ~ ~ Az,
No ~; of the t,rnpr,l Assamll,. - ~.
State of Louisiana for the ye.r l1io o
TN. fun..> r.,liz-I from tho innur.;,
Of sad Debt ana fhc s.ia ~ .,I, hn,,,
bc used for the purpose Of nurch,.,n" ~ =.
building site. or si,ps and Tho huiiuI,,
thereon Of one. mr. mora ,ddi,;n,al an,,m,
building or bu,,din-. IN s,,iI SchnnI H.
trlct as may he ,4ie,t.d ami ds,.r,,;,.d
,pon by the school H,,rd mn, IN t,,r,'; "Iu
eu,,ip. and maintain The snme wI,o" ~
the tile To- all of which shall
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ST. MARY. State of Louisiana ~ 20" Vi
Aud " hereas. III. assessed v,lu,t,on =,
the property embraced within ,I,. torri
tory COMPRISING said Schoni ni-,r,c+ =. .ho
present lime. n, shown Nv ,h.. ,..a.s,n sm,
roll of said school Dis,ri,: In, m,I, "r;''.
10 the holding of fhe eiec,inn hor.;, ~.
ll.red. amo,1nt, 70 tlnr M,ll;nn romr
Hundred uhirty.seyen Thousand Li"a
IItIlttleu tOrfy> and 1..l(C. nnll.rs
(Sl AZ. 549 IL ,,p,) and
n her.ns. IN IN. nven, Tint tho .;a ,o,,.
ss above >et forth. is incnrred an, hnnI,
issued therefor. III, ,n,,i ,mn'u, ~ ~.
of SAM S.hnoi i,;.,r,.., viii
not reach the cou,titut,nn,i E,,,t ~ ,o'
Der cent on The assessed v.,,,,,inn -, .hn
prnper,y of said Di,,r,,.t. VI '"e
Therefore H.. II K..n,,ed L,;rst. ,rh.
s,,e,.i.i e,e,,inn H.. ~, ,,''.s :; NM
I,v called 10 be held in the Mnr",n |ity
school District ar tho t;,nn ,,'I ,.ia... " 80
within the hours 10 bc L.r,in,f,.r ,rn.
Iided. for ,he n,,r,,ose NJ .,,.n,;,,;,.p "a
III. property tax.navers of .a,', S,ho '
D,trIc, anal fled Ia vn,c tber.,, "nd.,
me Cons. ,t,I,ion and law. ~ M. S..,n
he foiInw,nn ,ronn.,,;n,. 'D's '"'e'
..ShaII y deit he iurn,rad il tho su,, of
sixty Thousand Dollars fSr ,rm mn anL
levo,jabie bond. issued th.r.fnr pa, nn"
hrm,yh . n.,u;'.I 70 r,.,.. ~. ,":nS
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14
SATURDAY. APRIL il. 1917.

We congratulate our young
friend, Mr.. Henry Bigler, on the
arrival of a girl baby at his home on
Thursday last.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-04-14

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