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The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-21
louise Huff and Jack Pehord i Dickens Great Novel, Great
 xne~tattons
Expectations.

Tomorrow. all lovers of English lit erature w,H enjoy the great Famous Payers Paramount offering, "Grea' Expectations. which will be the pro gram at the New Centra. These tH7 popular stars, full Of lie and tho joy cf living, have made the great story a interesting and highly pleasing pro auction.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-21

headache and sluggish bowels A. C. Jennings.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-21
SCREEN MEDITERRANEAN
 IF ''FROU FRUU" TODAY
BEAUTIFUL ALICE BRADY TO- DAY IN THE HUNGRY HEART" TAKEN FROM THE FAMOUS
 "FROU FROU."

Miss Alice Brady, who is extremely popular and who is ola Of the mo successful actresses now appearlns on the screen. has plrtic arl, pleasing and powerful rclo in "Th. Hungry Heart jne most rcccnt ra lease by the World Corporation which will come to tic Central thea ter today.
 Remarkable effective scenes. epi,G did continuing, a thrllIns intens. story and sperb actiu4 cl..acter.z this feature.
 When the famous pay "Frou Frol WIS arranged for the motion p.ctur screen, a master in motion picture a. was made and it .s in this master production that Miss Brady trul' achieves the highest pianac.e of rt cess.
 All the women who see Mss Brad, in this picture will be intensely !u terested n the wonderful gown7 WI. by Miss Brady in this spendid pro ducuon which cost q yer.table yon- fortune. The very latest model were used and the best and highes priced dressmakers in New York Ciu were ecured for the work. The yer. latest thme in style $ revealed.
 Tn story is filled w.h Nita' inter est and gives Miss Brady a w.d range of emotions and also each D.. son in the support is given an oDnor tunty to give forth the best that .t it, tbpn1
The Sentinel=record., 1917-02-21

F9 to 100 lseful, and valuable pr7s- ents will be given away at each pe-- formalca
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-10-23
$. C. INSURANCE COMMISSION
AFTER DELAY IS APPOINTED

Columbia, Oct 19.-Goverror Man.
ming mas at last appointed the South
Carolina Insurance Commission, pro-
vided for under the act of 1917, which
required that the commission shou]l
be named within ninety days afterotha
approval Of The act. Gov, Manning
approved the act on February 13, SO
that the ninety days expired during
the middle of May. In direct violation
Of the terms OF the act however, no
appointments were made until today.
The commission as named today is
composed as follows:
B. Hart Moss, of Orangeburg. chair
man, appointed for the one-year term
T.. B. Stackhouse, Of Columbia, Sec
retary, appointed for the two-year
term.
IA. Foster McKissick, of Greenwood.
appointed for the three-year term.
The commission is important, with
large powers in passing upon fire in
surance rates which may be promul-
gated. The act of 1917, "to provide for
the making of fire insurance rates by
individual, associations, bureaus or
fire insurers provides, with reference
to the powers and duties of the COM
mission:
"Section IA. The insurance commits
sioner upon his own motion, or upon
written complaint, shall have the
power to refer any rate fixed by any
individual, bureau or insurer to COM
mission of three provided for in this act
whether or not same is discriminatory
If the said commission shall conclude
after careful and diligent inquiry. and
a full hearing and Investigation, thar
the same is discriminatory, they shall
order the discrimination removed and
require the individual rate-maker.
bureau or insurer to promulgate rate
which is not discriminatory. In the
event of final determination, any over
charge made by an insurer during the
pendency of such proceedings shall be
Immediately refunded to the person
entitled thereto. If at any time it shall
appear to the commission herein pro-
vided for, that rates charged for fire
insurance in this state are excessive
or unreasonable in that the results o.
the business of stock fire insurance
companies in this state during the FIVE
81 years next preceding the year in
which the investigation is made, as
indicated by the official annual state
ments Of the insurance companies
made under oath to the insurance COM
missioner, show an aggregate under
writing profit in excess of a reason
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-10-23

abe amo~ct, then the sad commits
&ion sAali have he poe: 10 elder (
general reduction in rates which Wiz.
r,>.....-c to underwriting profit to {
reasonable amount. Any reduction
ordered by said commission shall 5e
applied to such class or Classes Of
risks as the companies or rating bd-
reau Or bureaus MAJ elect. In de-
tesmining the question of reasonable
underwriting profit under this act the
commission, as protection to policy-
holders. shall give proper and reason
able consideration to confagration lia-
bilities, both within and without this
state. Any action Of the said commits
sion shall be subject to summary re-
view before a court Of competent jur-
isdiction, without prejudice to either
larty involved.
Section Is. Within ninety (90j
days after the approval OF this act
the governor shall appoint three G.,
citizens o. this state, to be known as
the South Carolina Insurance Commits
sion. One of the members Of SAID
commission to be recommended by
the insurance commission and one to
be recommended by the rating bureau
having the largest membership among
the companies authorized to transact
business in this state at the time the
appointment is made. The members
first appointed shall serve for terms
of one, two and three years, respec-
lively. Their successors shall be ap-
pointed in the same manner as the
original appointees and shall serve
for terms Of three years each, so that
enc member shall be appointed each
year for term of three years. They
shall be required to perform the ser
vices provided in this act, and shall
be paid their actual expenses while
performing the duties required under
this act, a per diem of FIVE ($5) per
Gay, for not more than twenty (20)
days in any calendar year, out of the
annual department license fees, upon
vouchers to which itemized statements
shall be attached, rendered to the
comptroller general, who shall there
upon draw his warrant upon the state
treasurer, who shall Fay the same out
OF the annual department license fees
of the insurance department A chair
man and secretary shall be desig-
mated by the governor, each of whom
shall serve as such during his term
as a member of the commission, Tho
commission shall meet at the call of
the chairman but shall not hold more
than six meetings in any calendar
year, except when called into extra
ordinary session by the governor, who
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-10-23
Germans Deceive Chinese.

New York.-German propaganolsts
sszpnt the Chinese from knowing the
: zvTsn shout the war for more than
gear. said DR.. J. Preston Maxwell, heao
:. II the Yungchun Hospital Of the Eng
qgss PRESBYTERIAN church, Annoy.
!: 'sTney we're told that Paris had ran,
;sssss.n he said, <'and that England hao
sgsaen invaded by a great army when
zssd London in it's grasp.
1.-the climax was the announcement
.,sf the German peace terms. Over
night the walls of many places were
ssascarded with these terms printed IN
chinese characters. They were Ger"
aainly wonderful terms with Germany
a,atting all the best Of il"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-10-23
iiL.tN ): ERLANGER'S "BEN nUR"
IT TIE Columbia Theatre, COlumbia,
$. G..

Spectacular magn.dcence. dramatic
splenGor and religious ecstasey are tee
most notable concomitants 81 Klaw &
Changers massive production Of Ben
Eur", which will be the offering at tle
Columbia Theatre, Columbia, S. c..
Oct. 26-27.
During the seventeen years which
Lave passed since the orginial pro-
duct;on CT this noble drama, it's own
ers have not only kept it up to its
original grandeur but have elaborated
and developed the possibilities of the
production each season until today it
stands unrivaled in beauty Of estap-
lishment, unsurpassed in dramatic
significance and power.
Dealing with the earthly life Of
Jesus, the most important period IL.
history, "Ben Hur" shows the worlo
at it's most wonderful point n
mangni6cence and wealth, for Rome
ruled the world and Caesar augustus
was emperor of the mightiest realm
the earth had known. Into this time
of display and pomp came the loWly
Nazarene, the Christ for whom the
nation had longed and it is this per-
sonality of Jesus that, permeating the
frab:c of the Wallace-Young drama,
makes it a sermon as we'll as drama
of tremendous significance.
The chariot race will be the most
effective reality ever seen in a thea
tre, either in this country or abroad.
Its development into an actuality may
be considered the triumph of stage
craft. In this incident twenty horses
and FIVE chariots will be shown appar-
entity racing at break-neck speed, the
animals galloping with all their might.
Every vital interest described by Gen
eraI Wallace in his book will be seen
when the play is presented in Colum-
bia.
This will be the greatest represen-
tation of ben Hur" ever given on
tour To present the marvellous spec
tacle no less than 25O people are re-
quired A special popular feature OF
this engagement will be the popular
scale of prices, ranging from 50 cents
to $500.
Patrons Of "Ben Hur" are earnestly
.eouested by the mana cement to be IN
their seats promptly at eight o'clock
in the evening and two o'clock in the
afternoon, as the curtain will rise
promptly at these hours on the mar.
yelously beautiful tableau, "The Star
of Bethlehem" which requires the en-
tire auditorium to be darkened, and
It will b impossible to seat late-com-
ers until after the prelude is over.
A matinee will be given on Satur-
day.
Mail orders, when accompanied by
a remittance with an enclosed self
addressed stamped envelope for return
will be filed on receipt.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-10-23

DON'T lNAIT-NCw is the time to buy
your seed oats and We have then.
The Purcell Company.
1O-9-1t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-10-23

is authorized to call tire commission ii
meet whenever n his Judgment the
public good demands such meetings"
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-10-23

WHEN YOU ARE READY to buy Your
Arpler or Texas Red Rust Procf
oats don't sai! to get our prices TIE
Purcell Company.
1O-9-1t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-10-23

Avoid chilly rooms in the morning
by using Coles Hot Blast Heaters.
They prevent colds and sickness.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
Ehmke and lanes Are Slated
To DO the Flinging
This Afternoon

BOSTON, Aug 90 Tigers and
Red SoN Will begin this afternoon
he biggest job thr, have tackled
ip several week They must PLAY
four game n fVo days Rain
Thursday made nr., ,aB thc -cc
1nd dnubir.hcador Because of fhr
more or less shattered condition OF
mo Boston pitching star. the Tiger
have e good chance to take three of
mo four games An even break VIII
rive Detroit mo- series because Of
the victory Wednesday
Ehmke and James VIII do the De
'roit pitching fh, afternoon shore
will hur one game Harr, hasn't
announced lho finger Tor the other
chapter Duuss viii bo pitched back
iu ono gam, saturday Roland may
work ihr other he ls not always
strong against Boston bar his an
Ground excellence is depended upon
to overcome whatever mental edge
thc champions may have ON him
n was announced his morn'ne
that Chick shorten who enlisted in
the navy Thursday. would not be-
lost 10 The team before the end OF
the season The clever outheld"r
and pinch hitter will not report un
IN october lie enlisted as yeo-
IMAM
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
BATH CITY IN
RACE MEET JAM
Not Every body Cheers Because
Winners Are Coming TO
Mt. Clemens


VI ''-''i'''''' 4" "S
$40 tlem"n a. ~ o. hoi anu h"'}
The pro tud cons are battling mor
rh over thp propo ea race meeting
eco ths Bath Clly All thr kate-,
dogs and na4s hai an b. found Ia
tho country Willing 10 race FOR purses
nail le anonr ui ne WINDSOR
pu 81, lre to b, brought here 70
mukr -aatoea SpUas and Juarez
ot VI Dlcmen There viii BE- gam
bling and Jockeys and fou'- and all
lin, trimming An organization pro.
Icssin- o Represent lh bu
mon u Ul oN af, boosting Nr
mo,
Th r.tarm on fh, war
Ta The Gar ta boon cafued io
fn, .'nor. aho -tF mar Do tht
rarr n. nau1ht and The
hrun dor.ur a,t ta, state govern
me- on VIII lu. MAYOR oi - elem
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
SWIM HERE FOR
NATIONAL TITLE

L. IS announced that on Aug -,
the star distance swimmers ~ tho
couuir vii compete ai h'rof for
mo national champion AZ tho
four mile q fance The meet is 20
bs staged Under The auspices OF The
Doiror y VI G. 4 and thc A 4 g.
Thu COURSE vii bo from Windmill
poin' 'o h, Relic Isle bridge Perry
McGill'vray and Mike McDermo't.
~ Chicsro uili head The Hcl1 of
notable plashcrs
We arc now annually consuming
SIS pounds 90 sugar head
Tho now "a oiine stove folds W.
.n'o tiny box
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
SENII-FINALS
PLAYED TODAY

sem hnals IN the mon 7thb'
iu the patriotic tennis tourney AZ
fht p.trnit Tennis club viii be-
s,.rrC,., ~, D.frott
f'"f ''' ,t,,. o.t
,rs NtSDTo0k and DuuBhIy N.h
,lashrd III on. section of the SCENTS
rI,vet.nd.r
gu" '..' ''' .,.
Neiudel ana i'h VIII ll' 3"
,thnr end Semi finals IA thr men
.6f.y rou,ti.tad before
60, 49,,
niGh' Nteblooh anu VA
scheduled 10 mrrf Mack ana i''
f-,,..-.,.., and R,udel arr matched
'-'''' p,, r,.. re-.
-llf- OF thursday piHf
MEN'> ~lNdli. -.
Fourth POUND N'sfu g.. TO
grftnr F-n rs boat 'fhl
50 itrndsi nfaf NIufn"f p.
SEQ
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
INDIANS PICK
THIRD PLACE
Lee Foil ILaments Lack of
Pitchers and Tells Where
He'll Finish

NEW YORK, Aug 10.--Iee Foil,
MANAGER az The Cleveland Indians.
believes his team will nnish third
THAT'S Nnere his team stands today
after victory over the Yankees,
Wilde. he Red SoX were resting
PITCHERS be- what I need Foil
declared Two strong husky hea
ers are drawing Cleveland pay
.uech~ and the5 'Tc nearly or quite
fhr equal uf any IN the league bae
by and Coveleskie would look good
iu any American league uniform
Bur right there he resemblance to
q championship pitching STAFF ends
Lambeth can twirl nicely az times,
bar not enough times 90 make him
a star klepfor has been an in and
outer Gould needs developing ana
Joe Wood i- thru Guy Morton has
made noises like a comeback and
n he ever succeeds in making IL
rtlck the Indians will be far more
troublesome than the bearers OF
freir name have been for some
years
Foil. aside from a pitching stan
has team that would be figured q
penudnl possibility He has a fine
outfeld one OF the best catchers IL
ne game. and an inheld that ranks
Nih the best Harris first base
man. IS developing into star
An added pitcher would suddenly
fling Cleveland into the suspense of
waiting decisions for pennant
Another full game has been added
70 The Giants National league lead
and a half game has been piled on
10 che White SOx accumulation
Evidence continues 10 pile up that
these TWO clubs Will do the figuring
when The spin comes IN world s
cries money
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
KAZOO SURE TO
PLAY FOOTBALL

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Aug 10
Kalamazoo college 5 going 10 play
football This fall. even tho war duty
has claimed twothirds OF the vet
rran football team kazoo has the
University OF Michigan on its sched
Ne his wear and ~ looks as if this
would be grand year for a ittle
college 20 romp on the Wolverine
Kszoo is going 20 try IT,
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
Tigers and Red SoX Have
Four Games In Two Days
MISS DETROIT a.
w Mn HAS SPEED MONOPOLY

ALEXANDRIA BAY, y. y,
Aug no Motor boat enthusiasts,
Nr,c delighted ths morning with
tle pru-pec' OF smooth going on
ttc So Lawrence rlycr today
Rweh Ntt,r haas iut.r.tred soti.
oIsl uIfh the regatta here Tho
h}dIoplan. went ouo hoa' Thurs
day.. tut ho Navr. blocked ta-l
um fl, Miss Detroit d could
lo eco bette, than "A miles am
honr t hat alt gave her "a
lIdIrlI be- oa-t victory over f1e.
cla n.ld of r.bds laWkeyc
h.. a. ID q ~ and Mis- Porcu
pin, alea 10 show anNhine like
th, speed oi 'he Gar Wood entry
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
CANADA GOES
ON WAR RATIONS

OTTAWA ont. Aug. l0.-Reguls-
tions restricting The use of beef, ha-
con and white bread lu public eat
NIX PLACES ahd prohihting/the use
~ wheat In The distillation/ manu-
facurc OF alcohol have been prom
ulgated by order in council al the
instance of the food controller.
Serving beef and bacon Is prohI-
hited on Tuesdays and Fridays and
az more than one meal on any other
Law Substitutes, such az corn
bread. oat cakes. potatoes. etc. must
be- provided AZ every meal. az which
white bread r. served
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
Nc-irrdn,,, Rr,nlt,.

= ID "TUT- n n
Dt4'.,-o % % o3 - .
fun
Iit'f"rI's f}'uI Dsnf1rth and
Lynn 1aiia shaw and Ainsmiih
'lfNt
" Nnrk O.p 20 o ID r0
Hatt'rI'f Lemh,fh BHRhN and
N'iil Shoe KEY 'uilop and Walters
>uuauHtrr
81 Lol e0 n q q . n q o-
Pht'ad'l % q D % % n-0 %
Batteries Davenport and Severeld
Bush Johnson and Meyers
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
CLARKE ENIIsTs
m MARINES AGAIN

Mig Clarke. former star catch
o. for thc Oh Cleveland Maps
enlisted in the United states ma
riues again f. s announced that
clarke VIII be- sworn in AZ Navn
reld SUNDAY before the game he
tween ihe Tigers and Browns T.
Was announced az Least tWo
months ago Tho Clarke had on
listed IN Tho marines Possibly
he ~ a repeater
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10

CEDAR POINT Aug 10 Newell
Bank. Detroit chccker star. couldn't
oest Alfred Jordan, English cham
pon. IN their matches here vestcr
da> bul ht held be Enelishman 10
draws and lost no'hinp II the big
lead which ne piled up early in the
week
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
STANDINGS
American League
STANDING.
Fridays Games.

Detroit u Boston
CIV az in Washington
DI0t lame r N.w York
50 N"l Ir Philadelphia
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
POP CEERS HAS
BIG AFTERNOON
Wins a Race and Captures Two
Seconds; Single G.
Best PAGER

COLL MBlS o., Aug l0--The
free forsll pace VAS cinch for sin
gle = Thursday afternoon The
lloOsler stallion won The event In
straight heat and wasn't pushed 20
ans startling TINE Miss Harris VI,
winner of he b OF e.. stake az De
iroii last year failed 10 make much
OF showing in hog debut The
Judges criticized The drive Mcmahon
gave Hal Boy 20 the extent OF 500
tine and l0-day suspension for
man and beast
Pop Gecr had quite a day, con
slderng the shortcomings Of his
stable this year he upset the favor
ite. ePter schuyler in the 2.1s IT,
and brought Judge Jones in winner
M straight heats Then he capiur
ed second money IN two other races
The Thursday summary
:,I5 Pace. . Ia >, Purse $1,000
zone heat SIS Wednesday,
Peter g.. Do nv The VOL
VERNE tSnoWl --.- ....
SPY uu~rt. tGCTr.1
lay Mack b Mcdonald 2
Nlndola. Hal a.. Pan lIedgewood
ana Pat u also started. Time
o.. 2oIi. EOS
2iis Trot 3 In :. Purse $1,000
Judge Jones %. ~. h> prod
N.s s9. ,'4s5 oF ~ snow, ! !
(oftG ~puL H. b. t'0Nl 80
hollywood klns pa jam
Peter ,esmlcr Lewis winter and
l'sgastan also started I'me-2 l2"'
InrE ron ALL PACE IL b.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10

2ts PACE. PURSE 81 900
Battle King b. % by King
B,lline ~ Fleming "
George p. Hutton. Dr.
tLrWfn1 .........
Pctcrk1n br h. C7aRsdalol a
Babe Tanner ca ~. Teach
ouD .........,. 9 3
capt Mack. br n. OCoxl.. @
Time -1th 2i21a eI3b4
20 TROT PURSE $500.
C1ar Hctct D. b. hy Peter the
GreRt Leo ..
cricket blk pm tRirnos1
Alta Mac Blk m rroAehout .
tIlock n g. ,lppklnsl
King Mck"rron. b. h. 90
Van VueD 3 5
Timc - 49, Is. eI7i.
NAMED RACE PURSE 5000
star o.. D. K hy October
lRunvCn)
Tango Roy, ch x fTromb-
vaywood M wan vieu &
TeddS Bar b. o. CThomp-
SOM ..... g.
Keller Hal D. = tAllen) dr
limo 80 e2tN 22ii4
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
National League
81 ANDING
Fridays Gnmes

BROOKLYN ~ Chicago
Fhillies 10 pit'enurgh
Sew YORK ln - Logls
> Boston In Cincinua
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10
DEXTER PARK
FAVORITES TO
RACE TO-DAY

The Belgians Will get chance 10
shine again this afternoon Al DeG-
ter park. when Cleo Il. Birdie Welch
and The rest OF the pacersc lash In
The p Is wiggle for purse of/tl.-
600 Battle King cleaned up ,ho Tea.
ture event Thursday and CIsr Potter
had no trouble in winning the trot.
The summary.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-10

~ l'I' ulH0E. ~ I.'''H0Ia y =
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-10-20
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court,
Parish OF st. Mary.

La the matter of the Receivership OF
the Dyer-Lehnan Co., Ltd. No.
14.347:
Notice is hereby given to the credi.
tors of this Receivership aud to al
other persons herein interested to sho"
cause within ten days from the date OF
this notification. why the quarterly &C
count, presented by Lewis j. Bass. re-
ceiver of this corporation should noi
be approved and homologated ano
the funds distributed in accordance
Herewith.
La evidence whereof, witness my
official signature aud the impress O.
the seal of my otlica this 10Th day o.
Octo Der, A. d, 1917.
WILBUR H. KRAMER,
Clerk Of Clerk.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-10-20
NOTICE..

No hunting. trapping or trespassins
will be allowed on the following des-
cribed property:
NEi and 81 of NW4 Of Section 4.
SE4 Section 5.
St of Section 6
All If Sections 7. 5 and 9.
NW4 Section 10 and 81 Section 10.
All fractional sections ID, IL, II and
IS.
All the above lands being located in
tbs S., RISE s w L D.
ANY violation of the above will be
prosecuted 70 the full extent of the law,
(Sigued OSCAR JONES,
Lessee,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-10-20
STATE LOUISIANA.
23r3 Judicial District Cuurt-Par.
ish of St Mary.
Succession of Clayton Hamilton,
deceased. No 1868

By virtue of an order, issued out OF
the Honorable 23rd Judicial Distric,
Court, Parish of st. Mary, (bearins
date Sept IA, 1917 ! and TO me directed
in the above entitled and numbered
cause, l will offer for sale, for cash,
to the last and highest bidder. st the
principal front door of the Court
House. in the town Of franklin, on
SATURDAY, TIE 10Th DAY OF
OCTOBER, A d 1917.
between the hours Of IL O'Clock a. IN
and 4 O'Clock p m. the following de-
scribed property; tO-wil:
That certain lot or piece Of ground,
lying and being situated in the town Of
Patterson. ST Mary Parish, Lou ana,
bounded on the north by Cummings, on
the east by Second street. on the south
by the Baptist Church and on the west
by Mckerai; together with al the
buildings and improvements thereon
and all the rights. ways and privileges
and appur'enances thereunto belonging
and apperT aiming.
ETHEL HAMILTON, Adm nistratrix
Franklin, La, sept. 10, 1917.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-10-20
STATE OF LOUISIANA
23yd Judicial D,-trlc. Court-p AZ.
lsh IF ST Mary.
Succession of Jean Bap.iste Du-
mesnil, deceased No 1910

mesnil. deceased No 1910
Notice is hereby given to the credit.
ors of this estate and to all other per
sons herein Interested to show cause
within ten days from the date Of this
notification, why the final account
presented oy j Fl Tharp, admins.
traitor Of this estate should not DE APP
proved and homologated and the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
Ia evidence whereof. witness my Of
fetal signature and the impress OF the
seal of my office this 2Sth day Of Sep
TENDER. A. D.. 1917.
WILBUR H. KRAMER,
Clerk of Court.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-10-20
FOR SALE.

Az q whole or in parts, or 1t not
sold in fall. will rent in whole or
In parts, Hope Farm near Gibson,
Of 8l0 arpents. 'hree-sevenths cul-
tivated land; 48 arpents frontage
on Bayou Black. the Intercostal
Canal route between New Orleans
and Texas; best of corn land. 8
houses and stables; large pecan
grove; email train Of open kettles:
all undcr stock and hog fences;
with or without modern farming
implements, mules, cane. corn and
hay it applied for at once. Easy
terms.
Address P. 0. BOX 1888.
Helena, Ark.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-10-20

Neil McNeil's 5 and 10 cent
store has novelties of all kinds
Give US q call.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-10-20

Before purchasing elsewhere
call on Neil McNeifs 5 and III
cent store.