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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16
.|RREGULARITY IN
STOCK Make 7

NEW YORK. Nov. l1.-Conflictine
opinions In high Gu;IrterS respecting tAH
Forthcoming pcr!CG of reconstruction
Left their future impress on the stock
market to-day. the movement ~ prices
hrIaS decidedly Irregular most or tho
session.
Secretary McAdoo's plan for down
ward rrviS!uu II: III" governments pro-
gram Of taxation a';t tn Stais N OF
thr head ~ The var board that business
need have TO 'n;ScivtNES wer" balanced
.by n" 2rS>inI!S;.c views o. Industrial
executive IN relation 10 labor ADJUST
ncnt.
The course Of several market leaders
was ,rarrabI'. however. TO more deficit
and X imrnrE:ate causes.
Marine preferred registered an ex-
,5e,ne decline OF almost 10 points on
announcement Of further delay in the
sale OF company's British tonnage raj
lying 81 points later
In point of activity. Marines were
almost as prominent rs United States
Steel. but stccl SE'"H OF some 81 rs
recent heariness. holding all rs zig
point advance. independent stc'.S. IN
Guiding IL" war division. we:r 10
points b lsit"c
Coprsrs ,:runt"d thu further unc"r-
taiuty o: III. MAJ. boards act:"n rs I"
new price schedules. but motors. cSpcc-
jGlly low ;rIr..,: issues. strengthened II
1ntic;pat."ii e The t.'aoTal oi the gov
ern,,t"E;'S .;i.hp:Su.
Oils rn>. and tc!i n CHARACTERISTIC
fashion cudInS az mixed gains and
losses i"har,"> were slightly loss var
:ahi. and miscellaneous shares were
mainly higher. but RI - ISii. from the
strength ~ "Nicklc t'iat"" issues. for
cited most %: thcI: rI"G.-a;" advances. !
Sales amounted 10 135. GOA shares
Bonds w.r" heavy "a the - pce cent !
reaction Marine Is. foreign issues also !
easing with the liberty division. Total
sales. par value. aggregated $9.aoo.ooo. !
Ola l.. S bonds We're unchanged on call. |
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Cameron Locals.

Officer &. W, Nccardlc transacted nuS-
incss ut Glen East"n Yesterday Syeh'n a!v
Carry returned from hunting trip
through Wctzcl county yesterday Ihcy
brought home lots Of game they say
there is rnEbits Out there as DIE az
bears. D,i,,
son. viii occurred ut the battle 'front.'
S"nlrn,hn eth, was received ny MS
Uarcnts in n telegram from inc war Or
partmrnt Saturday morning. Inc ~,
ceased soldier boy has many lrIcilAS IN
fhis CITY and surrounding country VINO
arr deeply gricvcd I" hear OF ms acatn a.
III left his home here on tho eoth day O!
Nav and las not been heard from ou'
twir, gjucc that time He was the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. y. Robinson Oh the
Crawford Addition. x,5,ro
were. brought from her late home IN
Mound.yillc to This place and interrGo
in the Cameron cemetery. Snc 9,il,c,. -
resided at this place and was VOL known
here. The husband and Il fanny VI
small children survive. -. IN
Dr W. Y. Tcagard"n. inc heaiIn ON
ccf nnd also his daughter, MISS Ihei,na
rracnr,Icn. art. confined tu tho homo TINS
week with Influenza: they were pom
reported better this morning. .r,-
7 W bailey is moving MS fanny
from INC Porter flats tn the R"mine
flats on Main street.
William Chambers and Charles Fair
nf Bethany. were Gocal and business
callers in ihc city yesterday. J.
George Lcischtrr. Of MoundSvil!e, Is
tho Guest of friends in the city.
!. DR. ". G: {. Hill Is nj present enjoy
inc the distinction of being tho last sol
dior called In duty from THIS plac". ~.
rec lived his call to camp last SuhohS
morning. ,,,-
Mrs. :. W. McCardl" and daughter.
Miss Christina. mr." the guests OK he"So''
Uacnruar,'s family ut Rock Lick.
Drputy Sheriff y. n. M'' 'nEdi"' Az
tornry Martin Brown and frrd layton.
wore up from M"undsrtllc on business
yesterday. o., ,Y;,,
Miss Flnrrncr Miller. of Silver HIll.
,,assrd through IN" city yesterday morn,
ing taking Il patient who's" name we "ia
not learn IL .hr hospital mt "hecilnK IN
mn automobile.
Mr.. Scott IIincrman left yesterday tor
Philadelphia. Pa. wh"r" nc WI! CUR
n hospital for treatment Tor III h"hitn.
John Flhin ia moving MS lanlliE 10 MS
farm west Of the city.
Warren wilson has begun the erection
Of 4 new harm on his farm r'rrn,E nc
uuirrI of T. {. Pipes on Fork lstdEc
InEn ('ulry and Carey baldwin nave
purchased n new aui"mnh'l, truck ana
nrc f-nint into the transfer business
C;"nrS. lsrinhart and Oscar Davis were
Shopping anu calling on friends nj
Wheeling today ,,
t'has. I.ri"rhtrr liz moving his family
from the McC'nnnau .;h"y building tn IN"
Roster property In IN" Crawford aadl-
ton.
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ELEVEN

Al 900: markets opening strong to hish-
or closing dull: light and mixed. wear
10 lnc lower: butchers. l1.15 On lH.lo;
light 17.l0GlS.OO; packing. 1866 q ~ :
throwouts, l5.25GlG.5n; pigs, good u
choice. 1880 1925. ,.-
Cattlc-Rcccipts. $1,000: native pccl
and butcher cattle. steady to l5c lower; .
most weakness on in-hetwcHn steers ana
Gamer. stock: good westerns, strong
calves. 25c higher; beef cattle sooa.
choice and prime. l5.TaN 1918: common
and prime. 965T.l5.75: butcher stock.
COWS and hcifcrs. 6.5o@ 1925: Gamers
and cutters. 5.35 q $50: stockcrs an
feeders. good. choice and fancy, l':o"T
1.7s; inferior, common and medium
:. nn a 1000. veal calves. good and choicc'
II 0nGil7.75: western range beef steers
14a5ml1.G5: cows and hcifers, H.'9"
1875.
shccp--Rcccipts. 5000; market strong
10 o!c higher: on killing classes moS'iF
sc up: one prime load or Dakota laul's
10 shipper Mt 1878: lambs. choice ana
nrimo l5.S5Ill5n: medium and Sooo'
lInnTl5.35: cullS. $500 l2@5: H~cS'
choice and prnnr. 9."nT9.e3: medium
and good, 7.75rI 500; culls. 800 SIS.
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs

NEW YORK. Nov. la.-Buticr--t-as-
icr: creamery. higher than extras. b-'- ~
60: extras t92 src:"> a.: tirst*. 5H"O-;
packing stock. current make No. >. .
as.
Egre-t'irm: fresh gathered extras. II
M7": fresh gathered regular packed
extra firsts. i.SI1D: do. first$. 6iMeI:
state. Pennsylvania and nearby western
hrnnery whites. fine to fancy. 9OM?-:
state. Pennsylvania and nearby henncrf
browns. ~ rs: do. gathered browns and
mixed colors. 6?G12.
Chresc---Firm; state whole milk flats.
fresh specials. 33T33t:: do. average
run. 32W II.
roultry--AlivC. easier: chickens, - m
c5: fowls 2"G26: old boosters. 20: tur-
keys. 35T3G dressed. quiet and UNI
changed.
Flour-Unchangcd
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
CAMERON
Celebrating Here All Over.

Cameron hud the niccsl celebration in
it's history over the armistice and tho
prospect of eternal peace. As soon as
The word was given out that the arm!S-
tIcc had. been signed. tho workmen III
the Eljer pottery laid down their tools
and started out on the march and as they
passed along they gathered The crowd
from every factory in the city. me
crowds from the East End factories
came down and by eight a. m. an I'M
mcnse. procession was formed at the post
office corner Then with bands playing
and flngs flying they marched over the
principal streets OF the city. IhcIe was
during the entire Qualification which
lasted all day. The stores all closed ana
clerks and merchants Joined in the pro-
ccssiun. Although it was formed IN Il
cor hers IN vcars In the afternoon
several people went to Wheeling TO see
III 'jrilificlIion Mt That place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16
WOOL REVIEW

BOSTON Nov la--Th" commercial
Bulletin itmnrrHw will say:
The wool markets are slowly trrnd-
ing back {" n p"ar" basis once moro. Inc
rmvrrumrni has already released Il linz
tied quantity Of wool for civilian pnr-
poses pending III" arrangement Of Il
more comprehensive plan Of histrihut ton.
NoilS and Wool vast" have also been
released fnr private trading.
"Thr manufacturers are showing i
fairly keen desire for wool for civilian
purposes ut tho present moment nj cur
rent prices. Foreign markets are APP
rarrnily unchanged. I'll" American buy
rr.: at tho River Platte are understood
10 have hrrn ordered L. stop buying.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-16
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. Nov. la.-clorcrsccd -
Primo cash. 2540: November. $40: De-
crmhrr. "5.G5: January. 25.9": February
.n6lO: March. o509: April. e5.40.
Alsikc--I'rime cash. 1850: Decemo"r.
20 40: March. 2n.4n.
Timnthy--l'rim" cash. old. 80: a"W'
SO; December. 5.45: January. 80: May.
$751;.
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s,+ra+,on rmorov1nr But Ban stnl Or.

Three new cases ut influenza were re-
ported tn the. board Of health yesterahE.
The situation has greatly improved Ia
ounrantinrd ut the present time arc or
very mild fern. hut rs yet there ma
been nothing said about opening schu"I
or church. However it may not DC long
before the ban is lifted.
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G ,od VOL on The Matthews Farm.

The Patterson we'll on the Hc~cy MAI
thcwy farm short distance west or the
CITY. came in Monday and is said TO De
roHd for, a million feet Of gas daily pro
duct ion The Cameron Heat ana '1|len
60 uri; nm tho Davis heirs farm is still
drilling and going along very nicely. put
will moi I've in for several days yet. But
# is in the vicinity Of the Patterson well
and IL looked upon rs being In FOOD ter
ritOrY
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PITTSBURGH. Ia, Nov. l5.-Cattlc-
Fair 20 steady: primo. 1900 II 1890.
Shcc7-Strong: supply. 10 double
decks: prime wcihers. $50 q 1000: culIS
nnL common. 2.0nT4.50: lambs. S.0off
400.
Veal Calvcs-1Snn7 1880.
ITnrsActivr: receipts 40 double decks;
nr;me hcavics and heavy workers.. l7.Sh:
light workers. and pigs. $500 1000:
rnughs. l4.0nFi 1900.
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. Nnv. lj.-The local mar
kct for raw sugar WAS uquct today. with
no further purchases reported by the
committee. Prices were unchanged nj
I2S for centrifugal tn tho rcfin"r. New
crop conditions continue Favorable. and
estimates as to tie probable "utturl
rang" all the way from 3.%o0.0pO to L.
100000 tons
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov Is. '18.
Furnished The 1niclllgenccr BY \ E
Nastcn & Co. members % the New Tori
Stock Exchange. National FRnk build.
ng. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brnnu
mann GER.
Open High. Lo~. CloHa
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FOOD SHORTAGE
BOOSTED CORN

CHICAGO. Nov. I5.-Attrntinn to the
urgent need Of relieving the food short
age in Europe had Il decided huilish rf-
feet to-day on corn. The market closed
strong Sc 10 ~ net higher with llcccin-
her Sl.21 10 Sl.22iR and January VIZ
to $la3iS. Oats finished &c to lEc
up and provisions ranging from l5c of
10 81 ndNnncc
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Cash quotations:
Corn-No. > yellow. nominal: No. 3
yellow old 81 az l.3d: No. 3 yellow new
$I.36; No. yellow old SIT; No. 4 yell
low new 31.o5T III.
OatS-So. white II !: n "i.c: stand
ard T3k q 7ah2c.
Pork-Nnminal.
I.ard--S2I.25.
Ribs--Eomlnal.
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COUNTY COURT NEWS

Deeds.
Date NoSnmbrr !. 1918. William T.
Allen and wife to otto nickmann. lot
in Elm ,irGvr Consideration $40.
Two deeds Of trust were reported.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. w. Va, Nov Is. l8.
Furnished III" !H,ciilgcncer by 4. r
Mastcn & Co.. members OF tho New Yorp
Stock Exchange. Nnt!1nu1 lSnnk Built
Ing. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brand
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Nov. Is. rs.
Furnished the IntclItEcnccr by A L
Mustcn & Co. members or the New Yorh
Stock Exchange. National Hank Build.
nG. Wheeling, W. Va. Louis i. brand
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Nov IS. rs.
Furnished tl.- 1::tcliisenre- ny 4. T.,
Nas,en & Co. members uf the New York
Stock Exchange. Nai!onni Bank Buud'
ns. Wheeling. W. VA. Louis /. Brand
manager
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. w. Va, Nov. IS. 'l5.
Furnished the 1ntrii,sencer BY A E
Masten 4 Co. mcstbers OF the New Yorh
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing, Wheeling. W. Va. Louis b. Brand
tiacnYpr
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Curb Mining Sroct1.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. 15 IL.
Furnished the intelnEenccr BY A E
Mas,cn & Co. members "f the New. York
stock I.xchunEc. National HanE build
ng. Wheeling. w. IA. Louis +. Branl
pianG ger.
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PETROLEUM

OIL. CITY. IA. Nov. l5.---t'redit BAL
ancc. 81: runs. 1%.l7s: average 1867:
shipments. IS.hG7: average. Ji2I5.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, ". Va. Nov. Is. lS.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange. compiled for the Intelligent
Ger.
CTNCES Bid a Sk. T.. g,
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LIVE STOCK

Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. Nov. ly.-llogs-ReccIpts'
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NtUCNS Z F.9l'.
Bonds $9.G"t.nhn.
ip---R"rulir quarterly dividend ST."
payable Dec Is.
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(SaX-plttrrSnn Coz
TIL f.

Hogs NnS"llirh b'cluSc
of government orders.
SI';T-T'D
The St. Mary banner., 1918-03-16
War Savings Convention.

There was a War Savings Con.
vention by the Council Of Nation.
al Defense and its co.workers,
the Women's Committee, Coun-
Gil OF National Defense. held on
S''u'''av at the Franklin Opera
i -, x ich was kindly and pa
| rio;ictii; loaned fer ,he occasion
oy the proprietors. The conven-
tlon was quite SUCCESS, AS men
| and WON'T" from ali uvrr the par.
l-h. were present. The nee ing
was opened with prayer by Rev.
X, Hale. Mr Wilbur Kramer,
leader for war work of St Mary,
acting as chairman. made the
people realize the urgent need Of
energetic work by all for War
Savings
Mr.. Gott spoke for the War
Saving in school. ard outlined q
program which, if rigidiy follow.
ed by teachers, pupils and pa
rents. will bring results apd place
st. Mary at the head Of the par.
ishes for War Savings.
Mr.. Gott was followed by Miss
Bessie Sanders. who spoke on
Womsn's Service ia War Work,
Miss Sanders spoke well, as on
subj .ct near her heart. giving the
audience very good idea Of the
great part woman is taking in the
work of the war and in the work
the st. Mary women are doing
and propose to continue to do ua-
til peace is assured. Gov. r u
Pleasant came from Baton Rouge
70 deliver the speech eli the even-
ing. The Governor spoke for an
hour, giving a strong and graphic
description of the autocracy OF
the Germans in comparison with
cur government. Mr.. Kramer
called upon the audience to rise
and take pledge of economy
during the war
Alter this the meeting was de.
clarcd over and adjourned to the
court house 'quare where recep-
tion was tend.red Gov. Pleasant.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-03-16
War Meeting.

Under the auspices Of the
War Savings Campaign Com.
mittee of st. Mary Parish,
there will he Il War Me-tin z
on Sunday. March II, at
$3.50 p. m., at Jullien's Hall
in Cypremort.
TIE following e speakers viii
address the meeting: Hon.
Wilbur H. Kramer, Parish
Director War Savings, and
Hon. Logs Charbonnet. Of
New Orleans Mr.. Gharbon-
net will address the meeting
in French. Go and hear the
war topics of the day.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-03-16
A Letter From Buster.

March S.h, 1918
Brown Shoe Co.. Irc.,
st. Louis, Mo.
Gentlemen:-
My reception at Franklin, La.
for n. & NJ. Si!verman & Co was
grand success. They had my
coming well advertised all over
town. After arriving we drove
around town, visited the schools
and announced reception for $3.50
p m to which everyone was in-
vited. When the hour came, we
had a large crowd gathered, 70
which l gave ab u an hours talk
on Buster Brown shoes and Brown
Shoe Co.'S *5* shoes in general.
sure had tha kids Wild; they
all held 10 thei- hard, aud prom
ised that they would never we.r
any other kind of shoes but the
Buster Brown shoes | also drilled
them tho oughly on the line be-
fore giving out the souvenirs. Tlge
enterttined th,.m with his tricks,
which everyone seemed TO erj,y.
The manager said that he Ia
tends writing YOU rag riding my
WORK. He ard everyone appeared
to b. well pleased with ou: en-
tertairm,il,
With Ur-t wishes. I .-m in,
Yours very truly.
(Signed) BUSTER BROwx.
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Death Of nrS. J. 7. Baldwin.

Mrs. J. T. Baldwin, nee Octsvia
Fleetwood, aged SO years. died at
her home in Franklin on last
Wednesday. This estim BILE lady's
death came as great shock u
her relatives and friends. While
she has been a sufferer for many
months, she bore her sufferings
with fortitude. and her death has
cast deep shadow over all who
knew her. She was a devou'
member OF the Methodist Church
Her remains were buried from the
Meth odi.t Church Thursdav morn
ing at 10 80 O'Clock. and were fol-
lowed TO the grave by vas. con.
course OF friends She leaves a
husband. one daughter and three
sous, to whom the Banner ex-
tend. its heartfelt sympathies iu
their hour Of grief.
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JURY VENIRE.
CLERKS OFFICE

CIERk'S OFFICE,
ST. NARY PARISH. LOUISIANA.
l; Wilbur u. kr,mer, Clerk Of the 23rd
Judi 'iai I'isitict Court, st, Mary p,rish
l"ul-'an, TX nt1icp Jury CummissiOu-
er ~ hereby rerlIIy that ut u meeting Of
the Jury Commission in and for said Par.
ish. held this day IN my Office, at the Court
with law. and pursuant to an order Of the
Honorable 23rd Judicial District Court.
's-u'd of dat- Fen. esd, ,M,. ,her. was
se'f''d 20 tirand Jurors I, serve said
ecu ior the term commencing Monday.
April 10th, ISIS. AMI until 4 ,,cc.edino
Erand Jury shall haye been empanellej.
ana there was drawn three Petit Juries OF
ih'riy persons each, to serve said Court
Tor the weeks commencing respectively,
Mohday April End. Monday April 18th
and Monday, May 9th. 1918, rs follows.
tO-wit:
List OF Grand Jurors drawn to serve for
ao term commencing Monday, April 10th,
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u VfN.
, Sunday, March II lillian " a ke:.
! in ''Indiscretion. Two-reel comedy.
Open Up. m. Prices 5-l0c. War tax
added.
Monday, March 1s-Carlyle Black
man, June EIvtdge. Evelyn Greeley.
Arthur Ash ey IL THE Roautifrl Mrs.
ls~.nnids,' l.. .ee, J-lnc War tax
added.
Tuesday, March l9-Alma Reubens
in Il Love You; parts One-reel
Keystone Comedy. Prices 5-lOc. War
tax added.
W. dnesday: March 2o-Dorothy
Dayton in Love Letters" Pathe
News. Prices 5-l5c War tax added.
THURSDAY. March 2l-Margcry Viii
son in PLANES of Chance. y One
reel Keystone Comedy. Prices ) 5,1Oc.
War tax sdded.
Friday. March 22-Charies Ray in
The Family Skeleton" Pathe News.
Prices 5-l5c. War tax added
Saturday, March 23--Haro!d Lock-
wood in 5-act Metro Wonderplay,
The Square Deceiver." Drew Com
edy. Prices 5-lO;. War tax added.
The Camp Fire Girls Of Patter.
son and Jeanerrt.e will give
patriotic d .monstrattcn at the Ar
cade Theatcr at Patterson on
tuesday. Starch 10 h at s o m.
Admission 10 and 15:. No war
tax. A first. Class picture will BE-
shown as we'll Pr ,ceeds to go to
the Patterson Junior Red Cross
The St. Mary banner., 1918-03-16

The public, aud especially the
farmers, are cordially invited TO
inspf ct the equipment. live stock,
etc of the Luui-iaGa Live Stock
Experiment Farm. in Iberia par
ish. on it's third annual visitor-'
day, Tuesday. March 10TH There
will be no speaking but members
Of the Live Stock Extension and
County Demonstration forces will
be there to answer questions and
explain results. For any further
information, see Mr.. E. l. Ssu-
cier. Demonstration Agent for the
Parish of St Mary.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the President
of the Parish Board of School Direc-
tors of the Parish of ST. Mary from
the banks Of the Parish, in accordance
with Act eos of 1912, to act as Fiscal
Agent and Depository OF the School
Funds for the term of two years end.
ing April Is. 1920. No bid can be
accepted for less than per cent. Said
bids VIII be opened at the next regu-
lar meeting Of the School Board,
Thursday, April 4, 1918. The bond
to be fixed by law.
Address bids to
JOHN G. CLAUSEN.
President of the Parish Board OF
School Directors, Parish of St.
Mary. =,
Franklin. La, March l. 1918.
STATE Or LOUISIANA
23rd Judicial District Court-Par.
ish of St. Mary.
Succ assion of Frank Jackson, de.
ceased. No. 3639
By virtue of an order issued out of
the Honorable 23rd Judicial District
Court, Parish of st. Mary, bearing
date of Feb l8. 1918. and to me di-
rected in the above entitled and mum.
bered succession, will offer for 9 lie
for cash, TO the last and highest bidder,
ut the principal front door of the con,t
house in the town Of Franklin. La GU
SATURDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF
APRIL. A D. 1918
between the hours of III O'Clock q. m =.
and 4 O'Clock p. M, the follow ing men.
toned and described property, to-wit:
IAN undivided ono-fourth interest in
and to that certain traot Of land, lying
aud being situated on the north side OF
Willow stree: in the town Of Franklin.
Parish of st. Mary, State of Louisiana.
bounded on the north by lands of Ma
thilda Crockett 10 part, and in part by
land Of |. B. Scott aud A. C.. Allen, ou
the east by land of I. Is. SCOTT and A. c.
Allen. on the south by said Willow
street, and on the west by land now or
formerly belonging to estate of .Rich-
mond Jackson, together with an uudi>
vidcd O1e-f0urth interest in aud 10 the
buildings, and improvements thereon
situated"
H. G. ALLEN. Executor.
FksAkup, la Feb, p. Iala>
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(Signed)
Episcopal Church

Sunday, March II. 1918
Holy Communion. 1880 a. m.
Sunday School. 9:45 a. m.
Service with Serm n. IL q. m.
Service with Litany, 5 p. M.
Bible Study Class a, 4 p. nj.
Holy Communion Tu .sday and
Thursday at 1889 a. m.
Olher services as announced.
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.W. 81. s..

IAe Women's Committee, Ma.
1 oal Council Of Defense OF Bale. !.
sos net at Woodmen's Hall un
eed0y to arrange far forming
.ef aavinR Societies. They were
lfeeeed BY the Pafish Chair.
= Alss Bessie Sanders, who
mined the necessity as we'll as
neaGe Of Thrift and War
- 6tamps.
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w. s. s.:

80 ~ Mary boys left last Mon
~ Jedcrson Barracks. near
m1s. Mo-. for assignment to
C0ast Artillery. They were :
halbert. OF Charenton; r. J..
~ OF Calumet; Whitney
lsD. Of Glencoe; Ly mn j.
IA Willard Hanson, Peter
and Anthony Sons, Of Ber.
6tter Tartavail, Cleveland
. ao4 Leo 6lmone, Of Nor
The St. Mary banner., 1918-03-16
w. S. s,

An examination Tor Teachers.
csrtifica,ea will be held at the
odice OF the Parish Superintend. .
eist. in The court house. on April
70. IL and ~ TO- white apple .tt'.
and April Is. 10 and 20. for ,lur.
ID applicants.
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Just as we are about to 90 to
press we learn with regret OF the
death of Mr.. Hypolite Savoie,
which Sad event occurred ycster.
day morning at his residence near
Franklin. Mr.. Savoie was 81
years of ege, and a highly res.
perted citizen. His funeral will
take place this evening at o..
clock from the Catholic Church.
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The purpose Of the War Sav.
ings Com mittee is to create an
army of savers who will. by sav-
ing, release labor and materials
for the use of the Government in
the war, and who will lend their
savings to the Government to
prosecute the war.
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It has been brought to the no.
tice Of the local Women's Com.
mittee. Council of National De-
fense, that on Oct. IS. 1917, ST.
Mary registered more women than
any pari-h 10 Louisiana, Orleans
barish alone excepted. :