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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05
Con nuestr0 duel0

Santo Domingo, r. d., 6 Or-
tubrc Gt 1919
Sr. Director dc Ell IMPARCIAL,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Muy aprec.ado amigo y colcga:
Aninado per genuinos senti-
micntos dc soIidaridad hacia esd
isla hermana, fmi diario que ha
venido hacltndosc eco del dolbs
cue Ia afiiGe con motiyo de l.,
desgraciados suc2so3 ocurridos eli
Mayaglcz y otras po1Iaciones, de-
dic6 81 editorial de aver y hacc:
iii llamam:ento a Ia piedad doml
nicana para llcvar rA2idameniJ
nnestr) 6holo a las infcrtunada>
yiatimas d. los terremotos aeaoci-
dos en- csa isla.
Por ntra parte, he iniciado una
subscription popular con cl mismo
caritat.vo fn.
Ne pcrmito aocmpanarle un re
corte del rcferido editorial de.
"L:stil" correspondence al 25 tic
los corrientcs y otro del suclto
con qn2 inicio aqu2lla suscripciGr,
suplicandoic muy encareoidamento
Ia reorodIoci6A dc ambo5 en- 81
importanto poriGdico.
Con mi mejor ofrecimicnto d:
estar Ia >reciproca y muy a sli'
eratas 1rdones en- csta Repilblica
aucdo l@ L, 81 afmo. amigo .Y..eo:
lcga,
j. PcreNGao ANGu.
Director.
Tie aaui cl brillantn. art1cuic
editorial de nuestro colega:
ola PIEDAD NATIVA
Hcmus toca.do eyer a las puerta>
le Ia piedGd dominiaan2 y cstamCS
scguros De quc cl grandc y genera
SO coraz0n de esta TERRA la pal
nitado on ritmo e'ocucnta a nucs
tras llamadas.
No .c trata en- cl case actual dc
Puerto Rieo, y cspacialmonte d,
-MayagHcz, de ir cn ayuda carita
tiva dc otro pueblo en- cuyo ale
70 So IA poa2do el fatidico cucrvc
del deSastrc no, en- csta desgracil
borin1lcHa SO trata, ouedc doeir
Sc, dc propia desgracia, de cata;
trofc ocufrida dcntro de Ia mismn
casa.
Tai como dijimos, exprimicndo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05

ticario dcvolvera cl dinero 81 no
le eura la firma de E. w. GRO.
We SC halla en- cada cajita. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05

Duda, tristeza, esperanza,
TurnandO en- la lontananza
De mis- visiones internas.
Y siempre Ell esas visiOnes
Tus ojOs como ilusiones,
/; Como ilusiones eternas!. ).
+.
Han vueltO las Primaveras
a los jardines, cargadas
Con las cargas perfumadas
De sus flores plaeenteras.
Han vuelto, pero til eras y.
Ill alma de sus jornadas
+; Y va tus manOs amadas
No miman enredaderas..
Sin tt, los dulces rincones
Prophecies a s0ilaciOnes
Cuaniio tn los 1lorecfas,
Sc me antojan desOlados
Como sitios cOnsagradOs
a lagrimas y eleglas. =.
Jose de Jesns Esteues.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05
Versos del poeta muerto
'El Rosario del Recuerdo"

Toda de blanco vestida,
Arrodillada y feryiente,
Bajo la nave imponente
Meditabas conmovida.
Asl vi In luz dormida
De tu pupila inocente
y vi en- tn palida frente
La sOledad de tn vida.
PaYecias estar triste
Y la sensation me diste
De tn aroma de tristcza.
~ era un ardiente perfume
De cera que sc consume
FL dc tn blanca belleza.. -.
:. 80.
:Donde cncontrarte? IquG nore'
Rcgaban tus breveS manos?
j.: I1n que jardines galanos
Las sembraban tus amores?..
:Acaso tus esplendores
lban siempre a estar lejanos
he mis- anEclos arcaEos
Y mis- versOs sonadores?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05
i "A LA cARGA, MUCHACHos!

Manana, en- la Retrcta, estrenara Ia
banda Municipal que dirige el Maestro
Tizol, una vibrante marcha militar del
distinguido con,positor F. Porrata Do
ria.
A la composition han puesto letra, en-
ngles, la gentil poetiza Mrs. Glines, y
en- espanol, Ribera Crevremont y Nico-
las Blanco.
Entire los mdsisos dilettanti que
han dido Ia marcha, Sc elogia sin re-
servas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05
DON JUsTINIANO VAZQUEZ

El uombramiento hecho por Ell
senor Aicalde de Jayuya a favor
don Justiniano Vazquez, como
Inspector Municipal de Pesas y
Medidas ha sido aprobado por ell
Secretario Executive dc Puerto
Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05
AVISO A NUESTROS LECTORES

Nos hemos enerado lie que agunos chquillos han
dido eemplares de Ell IMPARCIAL a cinco centavOs.
La administration Gle Ell IMPARCIAL quere hacer
constar, que pesar de las muchas reformas Introduce
das ell per5dicO, tales an servico exclusive de
cables secci0n nglesa, que represenan gastos
cepconaes preco ado para la venta en- la calle e
mismo de t0d0s los 0rOs daros San Juan, TRES
CENTAVOS. TOda persona que cobrase cincO cenavOs
por un ejempIar de Ell lMPARCIAL comete un abuse
ilegadad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05

LIGA Pro MAYAGUEZ.
T.. j. RGdH, Tesorer0.
San Juan, NOybre. 3, 1918.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05

oSi ss4 sonora es enferniza, debil,
nerviosa, triste irascible y hace su
hogar dcsdichado, dele Ell CORDIAL
CE2EB2iN.A del DR.. ULRICI cue por
fortalecer 81 crgo,,iszno y vigorizar
el cerehro y slesyios, be adquirido Ia
confianza qlblica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05
Enormes triunfos de
la Barrientos
La policia tiene cue illtcrven;r ell
Santiago de Chile.

Don Honorato Andres tenla aver
cara de pascua. Leia en- Ell I'M
PARCIAL, entire un zorro de ami
Cos, en- un cafe, las noticias que
publicamos acerca de las ultimas
victorias de la Barrientos, y Sc
jactaba de tener posteriores no
ticias de la diva, asi como dc les
soles que la acompanan, y del em-
presario don Adoifo Bracalc.
Honorato mostraba, al llegar
nosotros, una postal de la BARREN
tos, fechada (la postal, no dola
Maria) en- GuayaquiI, en- la cual
la soberbia cantatriz lie dice, casi
en- verso modernista:
''No desembarco en- este
puerto, porque hay peste."
En- otra postal, hecha por un
artista de la opera (que hace de
corista, de barbero y de pintor es-
cen6grafo) aparece la Barrientos
al pie dc Gel Cristo de los An
des'', la maravillosa estatua que
esta en- los lllnites de las Rcpt-
blicas argentinas y chilena. La
Barrientos escribi6 Ell la postal ::
Gle saludo ,desde los HANDLES. -
iY no hubo un terrsmoto que
hiciera estremecer a los Andes,
por la pesima ortografia de Ia
maravillosa interprete de ''El
Barbero"!
Honorato Andres recibi6, ash
mismo, numerosas cartas de Bra
Gale, Pallet y Ord6nez, en- las que
saludan, con grande amor a Puer-
to Rico, y prometen que en- la pro-
xima temporada habra estrellas
de mayor magnitud.
Maria Barrientos, ovacionada y
festejada en- todas parties, ha can
tado en- SESENTA Y CUATRO
Representatives..
En- Lima di6 un banquete en- su
honor ell Presidente de la Rep1-
blica del PERU.
Tn abono de seis funciones en-
Santiago (Chile) produjo a Bra
Gale ell afortunadlsimo empresario,
la estupenda suma de $4,000,
que casi duplico en- la venta de las
entradas.
En- una "matinee" celebrada en-
la referida poblaci6n, tuvo que
intervenir la policfa, pues la pobla-
.cion en- masa pretendio, pagando-
10 bien. oir cantar a la Barrientos.
En- Valparaiso fueron los triun-
fos todavfa mayores.
Y, en- una palabra; para poner
de relieve las enormes sumas que
ha obtenido la Companfa, desde
la estrella principal al mas hu-
milde traspunte, baste decir que
una dana del coro, que dio en- San
Juan a Honorato Andres un pc
llizco por valor de cinco d6lares,
Sc los ha enviado, religiosamente,
en- un billete de la Rep1blica chi
lena, que Honorato, vencido por
la emoci6n, y despues de procla-
mar como tiLico EN- la historic de
las proezas del "sable'', ese acto |
de honradez, regal6 a Rigoletto.
Pero al cobrar ell billie. :. solo
recibi6 un dollar Y unas perras,
que obligaron a Rigoletto a NAL
decir nuevamente Sparafucile.
Uno de Ia tramoya.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1918-11-05
HOTEL PALACE.
Relaci6n dc los pasajeros negados q es
te Hotol del al de Noviembre
de 1918.

De Ponce: P. L. Mauristani. Amador
Torres, Francisco Ballester, A. Mariani
Jacobo Cabassa Sra, Luis de Jesus.
De Yabucoa: Pedro Castahos.
De Coan1o: Juan Emanuslli. N, An
tonic Costa Se1nidey, Juan Emanuelli
Antonio Emanuelli.,
De Guayama: Tomas Bernardini De
la Euerta, Luisa P. de Bernardini, E
D. Gely, G. Cautiho.
DE Fajardo: Manuel Guzran.
De Arecibo: NJ. Roses Mayol. ]. Dur
birlban.
De Arroyo: Rodolf Bent, Tomas R.
Nido Familia.
De San Juan: H. c. Kaplan.
De Lares: Lcdo. L. Mendez, Antonio
Gomez.
De Ensenada: E. ]. Lieder.
De Mayaguez: Filiberto Gonzalez,
Jose Bcnet.
De Las Casas: 1t. Kramer.
De Naguabo: J. Carrot .Jr y Sra.
Ell eENADoR BENITEz,
A AIBbNITo.
.Esta tardc ha salido para Aibonito,
en- compahia dc su fannilia y con OBJ
jeto de pasar en- aquel pintoresco pue-
bio una semana. ei Senad0r y amigo
nuesiro particular don Jose Benites.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18
w. s, S, COLUMN

The Liberty W, s, S. is Differed by
Mrs f. s. Muse and Miss 0riana Pl|let,
president and secretary respectively.
The Victory " s $, has Mrs Sidney
Powell and Mrs. n Leopold for it's
president and secretary,
Numerous other organizations are
on the way towards completion oi
their papers,
ON last Friday afternoon, Mrs Rob
fnson talked at the star Hill school
house 20 the ladies Of that neighboF
hood. on womaH's war work and started
la War Savings Society Of which Mrs
Austen Daniel In president, Miss Jessie
Folkes. secretary. A branch AT stai
Hnl al the Red Cross Chapter wal
also feelingly urged upon the ladies'
and met With their approval They
are nov discussing starting this Worl
soon.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18
SUFFRAGE LOVE FEAST

The Suffrage Club held their anngal
open meeting on the lawn Of Mrs Erie
Robinson'R residence, Tuesday after
noon. with quite a large number Of
members and their guests present
Miss Jessie Folkes. The president was
tn the chair. The following program
was presented
America
Would cur Grandmothers have voted
paper by Mrs NJ. o Daniek
Woman's Success IS a Voter maya
CINE article read by Miss NJ Gaines,
Song. Mother is the best sweet
heart of all" Miss Leila Ball
Overseas Hospital Work of suffra'
Risis. news article read By Mrs J =
Tomb. who also played the melodton
for all the singing
Recitation Love thy Mother whilst
thou may" Miss Edith Leake.
Mrs II NJ Carruth of New Roads
v no was on the program for talk on
the Federal amendment being unable
10 be- present. Mrs Robinson, by re.
quest Of Mrs. s. E. Mcguire, made 40
|exiemporaneous talk on the political
aspects Of the proposed amendment
Miss Leila Bali then sang an Irish
ballad. Mother Machree"
Nearly every one present then gave
briefly her reasons for being a suItra
gist, which were grave. gay, humorous
and serious according 20 the individual
Lemonade Was then served by Misses
Hall and Leake, and pleasant after
noon came 10 a close
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18
LUMBER COMPANY SOLD

A deed was recorded by Clerk Of
Court +. s. Muse, this week. In which
the bondholdefs Of the Bayou Sara
Lumber Co. conveyed the property Of
that corporation TO the West Fellciana
Lumber Company, the consideration
named being 100000 The West Pc
llclana Lumber Company Is understood
here TO be a corporation formed among
the bondholders of the old company
The property In question consists at
about i4,O00 acres Of timber aud
swamp land and the saw mill Ia Bayoa
Sara
No lntimatlon has been given out as
TO whether or not the new company
intends TO operate the property
Revenue stamps to the amount OF
Siuo were required on the deed
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18
TuNtcA NOW

The Louisiana Railroad Commission
has not only directed that the Louis
lana Railway and Navigation Company
change tho name Of its station vii
helm" to that Of "TunIca' bat has also
directed that the names Of German
origin on the Edenbovn road be
changed TO names less Objectionable
TO the patriotic people Of Louisiana
The True Democrat h naturally very
much gratihed that the name Of Tnnica.
which was It's suggestion, has been
selected 10 replace that Of wilhelm
now become so distastefnl to Amerts
cans Tuniea has the merit OF being
distInetiyely local It IL the name Of
the tribe of Indians that formerly lived
In this section, and II y a name cn'
deared to West Fenci'nians by old
associations.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18
Absent Friends

Mrs sherard Brisbane. who has been
80 very III at a Baton Rouge santa
rum. has new developed pneumonia,
Her infant. O son, is doing we'll despite
the mothers desperate illness
Rather tardEly We learn that Or and
Mrs. Charley Howell have moved from
Kinder 10 Lumberton in BeaufegaFd
parish
Home friends are proud Of the pres
enre of mind Of Miss HIlda Simmons,
who frightened away a burglar by
using q fashIight on him, The man
was trying TO get into the sorority
house in Baton Rouge. occupied by
aiss Simmons, her sister and several
other Young ladies. A fiashiight Is an
effective weapon, being both startling
and revealing
Through a newspaper published in
Mexico II Is learned that Mrs Rober'
| c Howell recently sold third Liberty
Lean Bonds TO the amount Of $1,000 Ia
Mexico. Mrs. Howell Is the wife 81
Robert c. Howell, formerly OF Wesl
reIleiana, now president Of the Mexico
Arizona Trading Company The bonds
we're sold In Los Moschis, sAnaloa'
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18
PERSONALS FROM THE JACKSON
RECORD.

Miss Theresa Carney il visiting in
Harriston,
Mrs. Monte Richardson IL the guest
uf Mr.. aud Mrs Hugh Counell,
III W II Pipes has moved to Port
Gibson, Miss, and will practice there.
He Is IN town this week
The BOY Scouts with their Scout
master. Rev " T. Tins, camped cut
on Thompaon's creek Friday night Of
last week. Of course they had the best
time ever
Rev II + Gebring is attending the
Southern Baptist convention. which
is meeting in Hot Springs, Ark. He
will visit Lieut.. and Mrs, Frances
Gebring at Camp pike before be re
turns home. his congregation having
voted him short vacation.
Before commencement, the Civic
League has contracted for the installa'
ton Of an electric light aystem, the
plant to be- located on the premises oi
the A. s Tomb Drug Co Lights wilI
also be installed In the u, NJ Pipes
A. 4. Tomb Drug Co. end Frank Cicero
stores W. hope that the arrangement
WilI be- successfully accomplished st
that the lights will be- Installed before
the end Of the session.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18
The GOSPEL ron WHtTsUApAY
81

Jesus said upio his disciples II fe love
mg keep ms commandments Aud ] @tIl
pfa, the Father aud be shall give you
another Cumgartrf. that he may abide
with lou fur ever even the Spirit OF
truth whom the world cannot receive.
because IL septb him not, neither knoeelh
him bat Sc kuus him for be dseileth
Nifh You aud shall he IN ydA. viii not
leave yuu gumfprtless / viii come 60 you.
Yet a little while. and the world seeth me
no more but So see me because | i've.
know that am ln rHY Father. and ye in
me and I IN you. lie that hath my com
manlmsnts aus keepeth them. be II Is
that los eth ne and he that ioyeth me
shah be loved Of my Father, and | vii
inye him. cad 10 manifest myself rs him
Judas saith unto him, not lseariot,
Lord. Euw Is It that thou wilt manifest
fhysrif unto ~ and not unto the world ?
Jesus answered aud said unto him, II a
maa love ma. he viii keep ny words and
ms Father will love him, and we viii come
unto him and make our abode with him.
he that toEeth me mel keepeth not my
sas lngs and the word which Sc hear is
not mine. hut the Fathers which sent me
These things have / spoken unto you,
being set present with sou. iut the
Comforter. which IL the Holy Ghost. whom
the Father viii send 10 my name, be
shall teach you ali things and bring all
things To your remembrance, whatsoeyer
have said unto YOU Peace ! leave with
You ms peace give unto sou not as
the world eiyeth. give unto you. Let
not your heart be- troubled. neither let IA
b. afraid Ye have heard how / said
ugta you. I Ro awas. and come again unto
yuu n Sc loved me, Sc would rejoice,
hecausc / said / 60 unto the Father foi
ms Father is greater than !. And nos
have told sou before 1t come to pass
that VUsu It As come % pass, We might
believe Hereafter I will not talk much
with soH fog the prince Of this world
| yometh md hath nothing Ia me. buI
that the World mss kuow that I love this
Father aud gs the Father gave me corr,
~ Hameul even So ! ds.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18
MEN GOING TO CAMP

The Local Exemption Board has
been called upon to send eleven white
men to Camp Beauregard between
MAY "a and ga. Those selected are.
". f.. Bookter. Alexander Rae. l.. f.
spliman. ". ". Booktcr, Henderson
r. Donnalloy. Elton 7 Maekle Ronald
Leslie splllman Walter W kmchen,
Leyeriug Lavrason. Llewollyn Spill
man. Johnnie Edward holland, James
N. Morris. Their ailernatcs are Sancy
Alley Palmer, ~. f. Fleming, Henry
Adam Griffin. ovid Bcll Row
Cheston Folkos JF, J s. Butler and
Rodney E. Petty lett Thursday for New
ORLEANS to be Indicted into the service
lat Tulane University
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18
ADDITIONAL FEATURES or
RCD cRoss CAMPAIGN

Friday morning Mr., Crump received
additional Information concerning th5
Red Cross drive for next week
Lieutenant Corion OF the French
Army aud Mrs. Il J Graham of New
Orleans will arrive Monday morning
In time TO speak at the morning meet
Ing at Pythian Hall
Hon. T. G.. Barrett will arrive Ia the
afternoon and will speak az pythiaH
Halt at night.
Mr.. q. W. Newman has been ap
pointed assistant treasurer for the
drive. His duties will be 10 receive
monies from the different solicitors. tt
record and give receipt for same
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18
MOTHERS DAY OBSERVED

Mothers Day was celebrated, sun
day, In the morning services at the
Methodist church. when Rev Mr., Tins
of Jackson filled his regular appoint
mont with the Presbyterians resident
al this place. Two young ladies', Misses
Eleanor Barrow and Edith Leake stood
At the church door and gave a houton
Mere 60 each person entering. "F0t
mother dead. flowers white for motiel
living. howers bright" A choir, With
Mrs. J. s, Tomb at the organ, sang
some beautiful hymns, Miss Leila Bal
feelinely sang the solo part Of Tel
Mother III be- There" Mrs. John F
Irvine sang very sweetly Face Il
Face" Mr. Tins sermon was appro
pirate and fofeeiul
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY

The Sunday School Rally al Concord
Church, Sunday afternoon, was we'll
attended Nr. l. f spillman presided
Mrs. n N. Pipes played the organ
The opening remarks were made by
Mr.. W. H. Campbell the veteran
superintendent Of the Concord Sunday
School
Nj W. u. Wood Of 81. Francisyille
read paper on The Bible In the
Sunday School
Hon. u NJ Pipes, Rev Mr. Carpea'
ter and Mr. Erie Robinson made talks
according 60 program, already publish
ed In these columns. Mr. Robinson pre-
scented TO the church a small silk Z. =
flag. and the sight Of II brought forth
applause
DR.. A. + naFroW then made a talk
on Training the children In the sun
day School
Al the suggestion OF Mr. Carpenter
Mrs. Erie Robinson addressed the
ladies on womans war work. bat as II
was getting late she confined bel
remarks to the duty Of the women tc
write cheerful letters to their soldier
boys
Mrs. Robinson expects to go back Il
Concord at an early date to talk OF
other phases Of womans share In val
work
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Seniors are sending out the
commencement Invitations. The great
event comes on at Pythian Hall. june
at s p. IN. The graduates are Resale
nookter Phillip noheriy, Feltus Folkes
Edith Lcakc. Divide Leonard JrrNiyyat
Mann, Jena VincI. Thus Ninci Ir.
Zulelka Williams, Divide Leonard in
will deliver the yaledietory, Thos
vinci Jr. viii read q paper on WIZ
We Entered the War, Feltns Folkei
a paper on War Savings STAMPS,
Edith Leake, Food Conservation au'
It's I'roduction."
Class Day will be celebrated May 81
Program will be published nest week
Miss stephens room entertained oI
Monday morning, and Miss Tam
room will entertain next Monda
morning
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18

over There" with Charles Rich
man and Anna q Nilsson. will be
shown al pastme Theater Friday
May a. Is y III. Come see the story
Of a man Who cursed his country then
blessed H. A warning so siackers, a
message to patriots 4 picture that
every American citizen, boys and girls
especially. should see. 4 play that
will enthran you make you glad YOU
are an American. All come. Tell your
friends. Two.hour show Put a slrlne
ON your finger so you won't forget
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18

Hen Choston Folkes returned Thurs
day morning from Baton Rouge, where
he has been attending the sessions Oh
the legislature. lie was appointed one
Of the pallbeafers for the funeral Of
the mother of Speaker Bouauchaud
but could not serve owing to the fact
that be had to hurry home aud bid
farewell 60 his son, Cheaton Jra who
left foF the army the same afternoon
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18
RARY WEIGHING WEEK

Miss Louise Butler, chairman Of the
Child Welfare Committee, announces
that acknowledging Week will start
the week beginning June 22, Ward
chalrmen will please make list OF all
babies. white and black. In their re
apective wards. Miss Butler will return
from New Orleans at the end OF the
week aud will announce particulars
In next weeks True Democrat
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18
NOTICE

The East Louisiana Hospital for the
Insane nj Jackson. La, Is now buying
cattle on hoof The authorized buyer
will he al the Farm Colony Slaughter
House each Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday. Those who have beef cattle
for sale can communicate direct with
him. tsignedl
EAST LOUISIANA HOSPITAL
FOR THE INSANE
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18

Mrs A. NJ. McGehee Of Pinckneyyiile
sends as a head Of wheat from some
planted 10 her flower garden, and eX
peeta to ge' enough TO make breakfast
food any how. Though tired Of corn
bread. she says, as do all patriotic
Womea that our boys Ia France are
welcome 10 the -four.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18
Churcl, Notices
GRACE cAuRcA

GRACE CHURCH
Rev Alvin w, skardoR, Reeser,
Nhitsunday Day
H0ly Communion, 7 30 a. I'll
Church School. g.30 a M.
Holy Communion aud Sermon
II o'clock
Thursday Holy Communion 10 a. IN
Friday Litany. 10 q. III
Eleven o'clock service at Grace
Church. Sunday will be dlsiincttvely
for The Red Cross The rector will
preach a sermon on the subject Red
Cross workers are requested TO wear
their uniform at this service
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18

We have cards Of invitation for the
graduation exercises Of the Southwest
ern Louisiana Industrial Institute, La
fayettp. Ia. May 1T2i Miss Annie
Hereford Percy. daughter Of J, II
Percy at BATON Rouge, Is candidate
for graduation In the department oil
elementary teaching, and her many
friends here send her their congratu
IatiOns
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE soAaD
OF ALDERMEN

- Franrlsyille, La. Nav IL, 1888.
81 "a special meeting Of the Iaara Of
Aldermen uf tRo Town Of - franeiaNiils.
Louisiana. the following members we're
present. las n kllboarne. Mayor J. H.
Matthews. l. " Rogers Max Mann. Sam
stern, - " Newman, BOARD Of Aldermen
AMER the Mayor stated the object 81
the meeting the following rail was read
~ FraHesyllle. Ia May d. 1915
10 J. r. Matthews. Z. " Rogers, Mas
Mann. Sam stern and = " Newman
Members u the BOARD ot Aldermen
~ Ffanysllle. Ia
pear slrs Tua are hereby notified that
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18

All members Of the St Franclsytlle
Red Cross Chapter aud all other ladies
interested la the Red Cross aud the
welfare Of ctr soldier boys viii please
meet al the Red Cross room tBank OF
Commerce buildingl Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock To prepare to do oar
part in the war fund drive,
MRS. A. +. BARROW
Chairman Womans Work, 81 Fran
clgyine Chapter, A. II. G.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18

Mr. and Mrs, William j Fort an.
nounce the engagement OF their daugh
ter. Miss Martha Turnbuil, to Mr.
Ernest Burton White Of Coyingtou. La
The wedding will take place the 18Th
of June