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Woman Shoots Man
In $4,000 viii Fight
V'es Revolver and Club in Ef-
Tort to Get Restaurant Man
TO Sign Paper

''''ge Hermann. ffty-six years old,
fss'ly well known as the proprietor
'ssiaurant in the German colony
ne East Side, was shot twice yes
Ray in his home at College Point.
Gems By Mrs. Kate Ludwig. wife Of
pa L1dwig. owner Of a restaurant at
las; Fourteenth Street.
: isgal battle for possession Of a
's'e estate left by the woman with
''a Hermann lived for twenty-five
an as hts lawful wife is said to
4 Prompted the shooting.
AT LaaW.g, a daughter Of the late
- Hermann" hv her first marriage,
" tghi.lg Tor the estate in the
''''s Court. is being held without
70 The Queens County Jail on a
20 O feionous assault Hermann
/. re Flush.ng Hospital. where ply
r,~ say BOG wounds may prove
- De.lces being shot twice IN the
n, u. be was struck on the head with
h, .Lsdw.gs mother died on May
-. .''s' and few days later "a will,
-. Guy lD, 1914. was presented for
~ Under its terms the prop
~ =" 70 be- divided between Mrs.
-. end Der brother. Christopher
''s,1 90 "e.l iosih street Inc
sc months later. at the request
.,-..-,tsll. the will Was set aside by
60 aoole in Queens County.
80. claimed 10 was not d good
-, 80 produced a joint one dated
r.. -, .e-f s0. 1925, under which Zach
- mat On the death Of one. all
~, 70 70 the other.
Z, -, woman whom ! IMPOSED % be
,,.s find was not legally 20"
a.. nstifed a. The time, "be-
-, nave Just discovered that her
~. Assoand, John &. Goetz. from
-. We va not divorced. r. still
IA, when married her, on Nsy
q me told me she vas a widow"
e LsdNlg and her brother took
= '''sl This acfion is g'ili Pend
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Ship Ashore; All Saved
Grand Trunk Steamer
Grounds Near Prince Rupert

Vancouver B. C., March 23.-Ih
Grand Trunk Pacific steamer Prince Ru-
pert is ashore twenty miles this side
OF Prince Rupert, B. c. She Is re-
ported 20 be badly damaged.
The Prince Rupert left Prince Ru-
merit last midnight for Vancouver. She
went aground in a heavy snowstoi n.
Assistance was sent from Prince Ru-
pert. and the passengers were taken
of by tugs and returned TO that city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
Springfield Bank Receives
First Loan Application

Springfield. Mass March 23'-The
Springfield Federal Farm Loan Bank
,o.day reported IFS first application for
large loan. when $4,000 was sought
nv 81. Adams, VI. loan Sssociation.
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ST. NrCHAELs PROTESTANT EPlsCo-
PAL CHURCH. POI West ssth street
New York city. y NOTICE -.
To the voters Of ~ Michsels Parish Ne"
Notice is hereby given that at q meeting
OF the vestry OF s.. Michaels protestant ~, !,
Episcopal church duly held on the lZth cay
of February. 1911. the following iesolu''o"
RESOLVED. That the rector. church
wardens and vestrymen n -. MlcAas, :
Protestant Episcopal church IN Fesfy H1lS
assembled this i2th day OF Febtusr. -, =.
40 hereby recommend 20 the annual mee'hs
OF The parish. 10 be- held on the lin day OF
April. 1917. -. ,,.o,, =
III THAT this corporation hereby accepts
the provisions Of the Act. thap'eI =. 20
the Laws OF 1915, smcndatory OF Section 20
OF the Religious Corporation Law TIA
90 THAT women having the Ike guam
cs-ions with men entitled 20 vote IN I'M /.
parish may vote at the annual elections ana
special meetings Of this parish Anu me- nv.
he said resolution will be sunmittel 20 ~
annual meeting Of the parish 10 pe nslu a.
St Nichael's Protestant Epls,opa -,
al Amsterdam Avenue and West sslh S ,ls,,
In the city county and State 81 New 'ol =,
on the 18th day Of April. 1911; ~ ~
o'clock IN the forenoon. for rallnca, 10, 30 :.
the qualified voters Of the parish aia ~ 49,
notice Is hereby given that a. the sscS,
meeting OF the vestry OF 81. Mlchae1 Chut'"
the following resolution was duly ahopten
RESOLVED, That the rector ,, Ln1,s",
wa rdens and vestrymen Of -. Mlchsei ;
pro,esfant Episcopal Church in vestry GUY
assembled this 18th day OF February, III y,
a. berebv determine that the provisions or
chapter 80 Of the Laws Of 1908 entitled ,, an
Act IN Relation TO Religious Corpora uons
- the Stsfa of New York. and known az INC
religious Corporation Law aud any ana
All Amendments thereto. applying 10 cnirrh n,ss
Of the same denomination as ~ ~. lo. 10
protestant Episcopal Church and 20 tss -
ICES thereof. shall apply 10 81. Mlchas'
Protestant Episcopal Church. -. .,,h
And that The said resolution VII oe su o,
rnitted TO the aforesaid annual meedas -
The na risb 10 he held on the lin nay
AnrH 1917. for ratification by the qual'ne1
voters OF he parish
New York March u, lglI.
Signed JOHN p. PETERS.
,signed) ALFRED A. WHIIM3 -
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Fifth Avenue Learns to Sing
Billy Sundays Campaign Hymn

Fourth Or. Edgar Whitaker Work,
morning; the Rev. p. Elwood Erickson,
evening.
West-Park Evening. "Oliyet to Cal
vary by Maunder. a musical service.
Broadway The Rev. Walter Duncan
Buchanan; morning, take Thy Jour
ney"; evening, Rossini's "Stabat
Mater"
Harlem The Rev. George Wells
Arms; morning. "The Partnership with
Cod; evening, What a Carpenter May
Do with "a Stick"
Scotch Dr. Robert Watson: morn
ing, Spiritual Longings Satisfied;
evening. what VIII You Do with
jesus
EPISCOPAL
Cathedral Of St. John the Divine
Morning, the Rev. Canon Robert Ellis
Jones; afternoon, the Rev. Dickinson s.
Miller
Church Of the Beloved Disciple
Morning, the Rev. George William
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,Hzer Quits Philharmonic

: -. q, lg,aiion Of MACMILLAN Pilzer
5,e,E master Of The Philharmonic
= was announced last night
- 49,, U devote more time " violin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
Wilson Appoints
Walsh to Yonkers
Postmastership
New Official a Stanch Tam
many Man and Muir
phys Friend

President Wilson has appointed
Michael J. Walsh, Democratic leader Of
Westchester County, stanch Tammany
Hall man and personal friend Of
Charles F. Murphy, to the Postmaster
ship Of Yonkers. The choice of John
y. Parsons's successor comes as a shock
70 many persons in Yonkers, who have
always regarded Walsh as a reactionary
Of a particularly deep dye.
The new postmaster spent yesterday
in Washington, whence the news Of his
appointment came last night Il is be-
lieved that he received the Office
through the influence Of Chairman +.
S Harris Of the Democratic State Com
mittee. with whom ne is in close asso-
citation
Loyal to Tsmmany
From the time be attained his ma
iority the new Postmaster Of Yonkers
has been a loyal partisan Of Tammany.
By playing the political game contin-
ually and in strict accordance with the
rules laid down By the organization in
Fourteenth Street, he gradually rose
in power.
First he was an alderman of Yonkers,
later Mayor and also Deputy State Con-
troller Always he has been a conserva-
tive. His was one of the loudest voices
raised in protest against the direct
primary bill in 1913. He was also
strongly on the side Of Tammany when
Sulzer was impeached.
Walsh's adherents in Yonkers try to
forget and his opponents insist on re-
membering that he was the sponsor Of
Thomas J. Mccormick, the Sing Sing
warden who was ousted by Governor
Glynn.
il was Mccormick, Walsh's protege,
who allowed David A. Sullivan, wrecker
of the Union Bank Of Brooklyn, to wan
der about the countryside at will in his
own machine, while he was supposed 20
lie serving prison term.
Deal Over Prison
This exposure forced Governor
Glynn to dismiss the warden. Before
that il was freely alleged that James
VI. Clancy. McCormick's predecessor,
had been ousted by the Governor so
that Walsh might be allowed to re-
place him with a man Of his own
choosing.
Clancy accused Murphy, Walsh and
Glynn of being the segments Of a
prison ring, which ran Sing Sing 70
suit themselves and their political fol-
lowers.
For time after the Mccormick
scandal, which embarrassed Tammany
considerably by coming to head dur
ing the 1914 political campaign, Walsh
was believed to have lost his influence
with Murphy. This theory was dis
proved in 1915, when Tsmmany infu-
ence had him appointed a delegate from
New York State 10 the Psnama-Pacitc
Exposition.
theoretically, the new postmaster Of
Yonkers is a printer. His chief occu-
patton. however. is boss Of Westches-
ter. His new appointment Will give
him a salary Of about $4,000 year.
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BAPTIST

BAPTIST
PASTORI. Nj. HALDEMAN, DID,,
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
broadway and 10th street.
DR.. HALDEMAN HAVING RECOVERED
FROM His SUDDEN INDISP0SiTI0N
WILL OCCUPY HIS PULPIT MORNING
AND EVENING.
II 4. VI. "PAUL AT MiLETU>. AND HIS
WARNING AGAINST THE WOLVES NON
ENTERING THE PULPIT A. MINISTERS
OF CHRIST AND SEEKING TO DEl OF X
THE FIOCh on COD
Man, at present are preaching on prophetic
subjects in connection with the war a.
though they were telling some new .h I,,,i
Tor over thirty years from the same pih-
nit and. ~ a rule, TO crowded sunoa!
evening services. DR.. Haldeman has been
foretelling out OF the Word OF God the
things that are now taking place.
Sunday Evening DR.. HALDEHAN
win give a Connected Outline or
The Things That Are YET 10 Come
10 Pass in Europe and Asia; ana
How The Word of God Declares
Democracy win BE The Final
Form OF Human Government Be-
fore Christ Comes.
3 T. NJ "TROM GOLD TO CLAY AND
FROM CLAY TO STONE, FROM Mon
ARCHY TO DEMOCRACY. AfIIh DEMOr
CRAZY CHRIST: OR, GODS fOkD' ~ y
on NATIONAL EVENTS FROM III =
DAYS OF NTBU CHADN EEZAR TILL IuL
lord COMES TO SET IP His WONDER
TUL KINGDOM" I'm this sermon Dr'
ing Armagcddon a battle and VIII set
forth the future of Russia A. foretoid.l
Dr. Haldeman viii Preach Every Night IN
the Week Except saturday, O'CLOCK
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
ST. MATTHEW'S
= West Siih street
Rev ARTHUR a. JUDGE. ID D.. Rester
services = II and ).
REFORMED

REFORMED
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH,
90 Ave. and 1th ~.
Rev JOHN G. FAGG. d. n. Minister
will preach At II A. NJ. and 7. VI
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH
5th Ave and 18Th ~
Rev DAVID JAS. Bt RRELL. d. D.. Minister
will preach
II A How Luther Went 70 Rowe
sP. by The Brook Chenh"
WELCOME.
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST.
NICHOLAS.
sh Ave ald ssth 81
Rev MALCOLM JAS. MACLEOD. q. n. Minister.
will preach Al n A. NJ
A. s r NJ Musical service. .1he Seven Last
Words of Christ" by Dubois
Augmented Choir assisted BY Harp and Violin.
Church School 2 q ~
Lenten Service every Friday. q 2o-i2 so, preceded
~ tscny-minuts organ Rectal
WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH,
West End Ave- and 77th -
Rev HENRY EyERrSON COBB D. D.. Minister
will preach a. II A. NJ.
subjet May CHRISTIAN Fighir'
Al 80 p NJ Rev Tnomss MeBrie Nichols
The Holy City" BY A. r eau
THE FORT WASHINGTON
COLLEGIATE CHURCH,
Fort Washington Ave. and isls. -
Rev J. WILBUR CHAPMAN. u. d. VII prearh At
u a "; ard 5 ? N
Service "Wednesday a. p " Addresses BY
Rev James NJ Fsnsr. D. D. and Mr. Albert g.
. Saunders.
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"The Church That Is in New York" oG-

ST. Marks in the Bouwerie-4 p. M
Mr.. Alfred Brown, The Radical Note
in Our Drama"
Church of the Ascension-s p. m.
Mrs. Hannah :. Skefington, editor OF
The Irish Citizen" THE Irish Re-
bellion of 1916 and It's Lessons"
Mount Morris Baptist Church-lO
a. m. Colonel Alexander ;. Bacon
Mexico and the Gringo.'
National Bible Institute. PA West
s5th ST p. m. Don O. Shelton, "A
Message for Those Who Say They Can
not Keep Gods Commandments.
Free Synagogue, 1855 Clinton St,
$3.50 p. m, DR.. Henry Fleisehman VIII
Sneak
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FORT WASHINGTON

BROADWAY AT f74TH ST.
q A M-REV. ANTHONY y. EVANS, D. O..
breaches the Annlyersay Sermon.
7:45 P. NJ, Rev. Daniel H. Martin, D. D.
on why Does Not God Stop the War;
FORUM DiSCI SSION. led ~ Hon. WILLIAM
< RFNNET CLOSING DAYS OF THE LAST
CONGRESS-.
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CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH

During ule erection ~ cur ueF building go ~
and Amsterdam Az we worship Boa the swedish
Methodist Church ssth 81. between Amsicrdam and
Columbus Avs FRANZ A. GOoDCHlLD. ID. D..
Pastor ii-'Chusf's Cousfralning Love.
s-"Amerca's Place iu the Grraf Wa"
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT THE
Y VI. 4. A.

Bedford Branch. Brooklyn-Dr. 5.
Psrkes Cadman, "The Struggle Tor
Freedom in Europe; $3.50 p. m, Con-
gresham Rowe. christianity and our
National Problems"
Central Branch. Brooklyn RABBI
stephen :. Wise, SIS War Cureless: The
Jewish Situation and the Russian Rev
olution."
Twenty-third Street-Dr. Fred W.
Adams. Americas Position IN the
Present Crisis
Bronx Union Braneh-Dr. Neveli
Dwight Hills, THE National Crisis.
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CONGREGATIONS,
BROADWAY TABERNACLE

BROADWAY AND 56TH STREET.
d. jefferson preaches u A ". sni ?. u
W.d,e.dsv : p NJ. Lecture BIZ DR.. jefferson
jonathan Edwards "
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PRESBYTERIAN

fifth Avenue The Rev. J. II. Jowett,
morning and evening.
Fort Washington The Rev. Anthony
n Evans. morning, Anniversary Ad-
dress"; evening, Or. Daniel Hoffman
Martin. "Why Does Not God Stop the
W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

First c,ureh Contra Par West and SCR -.
sscone Church. Central fsft Mot snd eeih ~
rhird Church. lgIfa - and Nailscn Ave
Fsurih Church. o. Wsshingion Ave. ard ism -.
finh Church. Asolian Concert Han. - '" Ad H.
slsth Church. 1881 Washington Ave. BfonI
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OLD JOHN STREET CHURCH

ana NeIt ThuDday. March 20. ! o'clock lenten
service preAcher. Res. ?. W. Hannah, T. D.
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THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
90 Ave and lth -.
Rev JOHN FAGG. ID. y. Minister
viii preach al ~ A. NJ. and 7. NJ
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Where to Go to Church Tomorrow
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL

Sun. p. m. Lillian X. 30
day Night Audience In New fo'
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REFORMED CHURCH IN HARLEM

Ienor Avenue and 1854 Street
Rev. Edgar Tllten IT.. D. o., Mlnls',r.
will preach al II A. NJ. and 2 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24
SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY or FRIEsos.-sls,,.nu
ioF worship. n m AZ 81 Kas 18Th 4 MAJ p
haitian and 10 SchennsfAo-u 81. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-24

RsIIsIsg, sscisty Of Friend, (orthodss) .-Nsst.np
,Of Worship. IL A 81, 80 Cfauer.y Par. hss
York. and Lafayette and Washington avs. Brooklyn.
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Absent Friends

The fends Of Mr. Frank nacot u
BATON Rouge viii BE- sorry 10 hear Of
the A. % Of his baby sister. whose
birth such q jos to the family
Ahan p ah here two years ago
Mrs q { Howell mas probably al
tend a suffrage meet 10 Washington,
- G.. fhe latter part oi February
viii ~ GrummoHd, home boy,
writes from CA board the e. = ship
'Belatour. uoU at Lake Charles of
course be- wants a copy Of the silver
Edition.
Miss ILLS Weber of nonaldsonylle
was married February ] to Dr seiscl
parrieott Of Msrksyille La
Friends lefp read Rith interest Of
the brilliant wedding of Miss Ethel
RoseHthai and Mr. Melville sternberg
OF New Orleans, on Tuesday Miss
Rasenthal Is q sister u Mrs. George
stern formerly 81 th.s place Miss
Freda Stern VAS prominent guest at
the Wedding
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-17
SUMMARY or SAFE FARMING
ITEMS.

Safe farming. az outlined b. pr
Bradford Knapp Of the q 3 Depart.
mont Of Agriculture, sho addressed
the farmers at the L.sU Short Course
last month, consists of the following
items
/. A home garden for every family on
the farm From one,tenth 10 onefourth
acre. we'll located. well titled and tend.
ed as carefully as any other crop on the
farm should be used for this purpose
9. Produce enough corn on each farm
10 last the family and the live stock
Nith certainty for one year with a
little excess for safety
3. Produce enough oats and other
small grain to supplement the corn
Tor oug year with certainty remember
Ing that these small grains conserve
the soil In winter and provide some
grazing for live stock
l. Produce IN" hay ana forage crops
necessary to supply the live stock on
the farm for one year. wth little
excess for safety, not forgetting the
leKtmes which add fertility Ia the soil
and produce the best hay,
8. Produce the necessary meat eggs
and NILS for the family The meat
should be- produced By Increased atten.
ton TO poultry and hogs because Of the
rapldity with which these can be- pro.
ducea Each fatally should have AZ
least two COWS SO that one can hn tn
milk all OF the time
6. When the living on the farm has
been amply provided for grow the main
money crop l. $ Il Press Bulletin
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REGISTRARS or VITAL
STATISTICS.

We we're la error iB implying that
there Ras only oae statstlciau In West
FeliciaHa. II trauspires that the post
masters at the post Offices Of the parish
serve their several communities, and
the fuIl list follows Wilhelm, A, e
VIM. Angola, nr r. Ehierii Bayou
Sara and ST. F'raneisyiite. Mrs A, +
Barrow, Elm Park, Mrs W r. Mary
man. Frcehnd, Il d Harvey, piettea.
berg, T.. T. Reed. Riddle, Mrs T. D.
Hamilton, RogiIlioyille, Mrs A. l.
Early, Solitude. II. f neGrummond;
Star HIN, r. u, Biekham. Wakefield
Mrs. " L. Stirling, Weyanake, jno
L. Lesasster. Bains. Miss t. Douglas
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DISTRICT COURT

The following sentences were passed
ia district court this week
Frank johnson, shooting With intent
20 kin. Ole to Eve years In penltentiary
Dean Tully larceny. two days In Jail
Jake Johnson, cruelty to animals. 81
and costs. or Is days in Jail.
James Eirdue. non support. s. and
costs or 90 days in jail
4 : Hrasspaus, assault and battery.
$50 and costs or 30 days In jail
James Bennett Chas Junlous and
William Bennett. horse stealing and
larceny Each received a sentence Of
from one 10 three years la the peniten.
ttary on the horse stealing charge, and
one week In jail for larceny These
men were oonvicts, serving their time
on Angola, when they oyerpowefed a
guard took his horse aud guH and
escaped. being later reeaptured
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-17
NOTICE

The next examination Of applicants
for teachers certificates VIII be held
Al ST FfanplssiIlo. on March e, "a, "a
tvhitel. aud March 20. 80, siteoIoredl
The examination Of teachers upon
thp books of the Reading Course viii
be held Saturday, March -, lsiT
Attention Is called particularly TO the
recent laws enacted upon the esamf
nation Of applicants for teachers Ger.
tlGcates No longer are graduates Of
approved institutions exempted from
AN subjects of examination but the
Theory and Art at Teaehint Either
they are exempt from all subjects upon
their diplomas or must earn teachers
certificates through examination apcu
an subjects RE. cRuMp.
Parish Superintendent
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-17
SCHOOL NOTES

Mrs CFHmps room had Valentine
program "Wednesday afternoon The
we're hearts
The cooking classes sold candy on
wednesday, for lhe benefit of the cook
lug department. They rented the pic
mre thratcr on Thursday for the same
benefit The money wlll be spent ID
more furnishings for the kitchen They
cleared SIS a the picture show
The Walking Clubs were prevented
from taking their walks ON account Of
b. bad weather
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-17
ANNIVERSARY EDITION NEXT
WEEK.

With The True Democrats regular
edition OF Feb 2tth will be- mailed the
Silver Anniversary Edition, consisting
Of tweniy.fouT pages, printed oa heavy
book paper The editors have prepared
large amount ct material which Is
designed 10 set Nesl Feliclana In a
favorable light to the outside world
aud have really undertaken q propost
ton that is not meeting with the liuan.
cial success which Il deserves This
is due largely to the fact that an enter.
prise OF this nature has never been
attempted ia this parish before and
the failure 1T many people TO realize
it's importance and worth. However.
il will still be the biggest boost West
Feliciaua parish ever had aud It IL 60
be hoped will have the effect Of its
intent
The publishers have been badly
on this work ON account
of weather conditions which have
made Il impossible 10 cover the parish
as il should have been covered White
but a week remains until the time for
the APPEARANCE Of this edition, there Is
stili opportunity for those Whe are not
already represented TO make space
reservations.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-17
CLUB WORK DEVELOPS INTEREST
lfs FARM

Students OF rural social conditions
have pointed out that one of the suregt
ways in keop the hoy on the farm and
make the girl satisfied Rlth the farm
home II 80 give them a direct tangible
interest real partnership IN the
business and affairs at the farm aud
home The hos Nho feels duty bound
Is uork oD the farm every day when
not ia school aud who receives no
reeumpeHse whatever for his work
other than the care and support which
are bis birthrlghl. should not be ex
pectcd 10 develop a lasting enthusiasm
for the work
Hul give the boy q iitIie pierre OF land
a pen OF chickens, OF a pure bred pts.
with which he may work and from
ahiph be- may krnp The returns. and
you appeal to- the inherent American
instinct Ia him ahlch quieksns his
IDEAS and also ,sirengtbens his heart
Not enc Of as likes go work for nothing
Club work IL an organized agency
that net only makes possible standards
ol achievements. but one that rpe0E
nises youths achievement III a llwnl
aed way. takes drudRery oul Of farm
and home work and makes Young
people proud 10 be- members Of Ameri
cas- army of peaceful arts aud industry
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-17
BOUQUETS ~ MAIL.

Paper worth double the money any
way owing 10 absence Of patent medl.
cine junk WIN renew for full year
tn June Don't forget the anniversary
edition " tieaurogard Barrow, Hot
Springs. Ark
~ consider your paper as oRe of the
best edited country papers IN the State,
and always read II as soon as II arrives
as message from my home parish
Prominent Sugar Planter
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-17

Mr. W A Maeklr was ia tawu Thurs
,lay vlth some samples Of kiln dried
sacei potatoes which appeared 10 be
thoroughly cured tie has an offer #
ninety fye cents per hfty pound crate
for one Of thesp varieties the buyer ta
furnish the crates. ThtH is very good
advance over honoured potatoes. hut
the greater value Of the plan is that
ihr entire crop may be preserved
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-02-17
CLERGY RELIEF FUND.

Will yeu give ms generous Offering
Sunday, February Is, for the Clergy
Relief Fund.- We have Ia raise Ave
million dollars Of which more than
four mililon has already been raised
Grace Church started the fund la lsoi.
with si23 We eaHt 10 be- ia the anish
Unless ve raise the total amount, all
large gifts are 20 be returned 60 the
donors We need every nickel, dime
and dollar. Please help as aud send
your offering next Sunday
ALVIN ". SkARDON Rector