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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-14
Colonel Ice VIII lie Orator

colonel Robert r.. Lee. OF Fairfax,
mas accepted ais invitation to deliver
me formal address at the unwilling OF
The Sionewall Jackson monument on
oneI Lee is the grandson Of General
Robert T. Lee. He is the son of Gen
erai w. H. f.. Lee. of Ravensworth.
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Major Charles Il. Mason.

FREDERICkSBuRG, VA. December
i3..Major Charles Taylor Mason died
eighty-siS years. He was born Nav
.. 1882. in Fredericksburg. Major Ma
son was an officer in the Engineering
Virginia Military Institute.
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Wn.btprton ,r.,,

,THperhl 20 The Times- Dispatch.I
LlNCHHCRC VA, December IA
washington Tharp, who lived at Reu-
sens. died at his home Wednesday,
night at 1890 o'clock His BODY was
taken taken this morning to Bucna Vista for
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Funeral OF John j. BayIey.

Funeral services for John j. Bayley.
Formerly master mechanic in the South
crn Railway shops, South Richmond.
were conducted in Lawrenceville yes
terday afternoon. a special train car
ried a number of Southern Railway
officials TO Lawrcnccville to attend the
service.
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,Di.bnnd incident College ,oro,

Members OF thf Studcn, Army Train
ing, Corps OF the Medical College OF
sNtsglnia VIII be mustered out OF scry
4 Ice next Tuesday. Forty-siX nave hem
IN the service since November % ana
sslCo,ssince October ~ II ~ eYncr,cd
That practically all Of the medical stu.
dents who were members OF mo t,afn.
INF corps VIII return 10 the college
aftsr the Christmas holidays
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Robert Il. Scrucrs.

HARLOTTESVILLE, VA, December
l$:-Robert e. Scruggs. a native Of
chief OF police of Waynesboro. Va.
is dead after brief illness of influ-
enza. He resided here up TO twelve
lev w '' "N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-14

HARRiSONBURG. VA, December 49,
John Newton Raines. Of near Island
ford, died yesterday morning of pneu-
ironia complicated with Influenza He
was thlrty-one years Of age.
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NIiss Idn ShnMnIter

HARRISONBURG, VA, December 49,
Miss Ida Showalter. daughter of the
tate d. j: Showalter, died at her home
near Dale Enterprise yesterday of
hcart trouble She was forty-four
years old.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs, II. w. pnrb.m

The body of Mrs. Lillian Lee Par
ham, wife Of Harvey w. Parham,
who died Thursday night in her
home. LOT West Clopton Street, was
taken to Henderson, y. c.. yesterday
afternoon for burial.
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DnnvIlIc Clo,c s,hoo,.

DANVILLE. VA December l3.-The
board OF health OF Danville tonight
decided to close, the schools OF this
the emergency influenza hospital al
once because OF the formidable recur-
renee OF the disease
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George ". Cbe,ynIn.

TKEDEKICk SHII{ti, Va, December
l3-GcorSe w. Chewing, Jr., aged
t,hirty-one. years. died at his home at
Belmont. Spotsy!vania County. OF pneu-
monia.
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Mrs. Renn Corl,iII.

FKEDERI VA, December
l3.-Mrs. Rena Coghill, wife OF j. ID.
coghll of Caroline. died at her home
in that county Thursday
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ormcr pOIIcrunn uctn

William Il. Reese. former Richmond
Policeman. returned here yesterday
after Ave months service in the army.
u is probable that he will return to
the police force
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james IL. IInIe

CHA RLOTrESV1LLE. VA December
l3.-Jamcs u. Hale. formerly Of this
Grty, died this morning at his home al
Whltehall. this county, after weeks
l,Ihcss or pneLtionia. He was native
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Mrs. Martin A. I,,hb

r,Iy , a,
CHA RLO1'TESVILLE. VA, December
i".--Ars. Martha a. Bibb died yester-
uay afternoon at the home of her son.
pneumonia
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NAMES NEW OFFICERS
Lodge OF Strict Observance Elect.
Robert ID. Ford rs
Master

At stated communica ton of Lodg,
OF Strict Observance No. 207. \. T. ant
a. NJ. held at the Masonic TemDle
last night, the following officers were
elected TO serve for the ensuing year
Master, Robert - Ford; senior war.
den. Or. j. j. Gravatt: junior warden
T. Edgar jerks; treasurer. John T.
Mayer; secretary. j. =. Sellingcr: Sc
Nor deacon. William j.. Smith: JUNO,
deason. q. T.. l!oaz. The master ap-
pointed w. L. l-ynham tiier and A. w
Baker purveyor.
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Read on the Want Ad pages what an
advertiser says about the pulling power
Of Times Dispatch Want Ads What
better evidence of their worth?
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4 Northumberland A,

4 NiEhtwntchmnn Ad
was ordered for three Insertions; Il was
discontinued after the first insertion
because the job was filled. Phone your
Want Ad to Randolph l.
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The Confederate Museum

Open Daily from r.. st 20 p. IA.
Saturdays > A. 81. TO p. IA
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETa
ADMISSION. ZEo
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I.fxrclT'
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

The friends of Miss Anne Cock.
will be pleased to learn that she
is ia Washington, D. c., ia the
employ OF the Government in the
Reclamation Division of the Quar-
termaster's Department.. Mra. y.
G. Howe. better known az Miss ",
Cooke, another daughter Of our
friend. Mr.. r. R. Cocke, also haa
passed a Civil Service examina.
ton. and has been appointed in the
Educational aud Special Traininar
Division in Washington. D. II
Both these young ladies are kieh.
ly thought of in franklin. m
tney both deserve a great deal AZ
praise, in this their work-"heln.
ing to win the war" The Banner
wishes them every success end
good luck.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

Lieut.. John Rochel of the u. s.
Engineers Corps, who for the last
six months has been fighting in
the trenches in France, is a. hon.
on short fu1iough He has been
cent to the United States to In.
struct in the training camp the
soldiers Of the engineering de-
partment the methods of French
warfare. At the expiration of his
furlough he will 60 to Camp Hum.
phreys. Virginia. Lieut.. Rochel
is in fine physique, and is a col
dier In every sense of the word.
His trip "over there" was full of
thrills and hairbreath experiences.
We. of st. Mary. are proud OF
Lieut.. Rochel's honors. aud wish
him every good luck.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

Died at her residedce iu Frank.
lin on last Wednesday mornino
Mrs. Jane A. Dauphin, widow az
the late Pierre A Raymond. aged
80 years. The funeral took nisoe
from the Catholic Church on
Thursday evening and the "a.
mains were buried in the fam.
lily cemetery IN Verdunvilla.
She WAS perhaps the oldest resi-
dent In the town of franklin,
ana saw 1t grow up from . little
vuIage 20 the present prosperous
CITY. She was a mem Der of the
Verdun family who owned 4 nlan.
tation before the Civil War belov
Centrcville, She was Indian and
French extraction and ma the
respect OF all who knew her. She
Is survived by several e.ns and
daughters.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

How much money could Won
raise by economy-by sacrifice-
oy ootrowing.-to save your homo
from passing Into other handep
How much money could you raise
to bring back to health and save
the life Of some strickened mem.
Der OF your famiIy2 Consider
now that your country Is ia dan
ger; 1t needs your help; ask your.
SELF how much money you can
spare to lsod it to be inyested Ia
Wat.Savings 6tamps.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

In accordance with . request Of
me Council Nation al Defense. the
'ol!c. Jury aud the City Council
'assed ordinances on Wednesday
ast requiring census to be taken
u the Parish aud the town, ThX
cads and census takers will bs
furnished by the Parish Council,
u Defense, working in ,niuno.
sIon with the Parish War.Savinps
Campaign Committee. In the
taking OF this census there will Ia
40 expense to the Parish or tha
town. This census will be used
IN the present War.Savings Cam.
pa 60 and to furnish Inform alton
needed in future War Drives.
Liberty Loans and Red Cross.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08
The American Government Q,

The American Government ex-
poets every American to show
that 'his heart il in the right
place" scan be done by sign-
l0g War.Savings Stamp Pledge.
There is no human being in Amer.
lea 80 poor. that he caunot agree
to buy. at least. one Thrift Stamp
u week. Turn patriotism into &C
ton; make the sacrifice; pledge
yourself to buy War Savings
Stamps.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

The many friends OF Mrs. L.
Forsyth, Jr.. wife of the Mayor of
Baldwin, were panied when they
heard of her sudden death in
Fraser, Colorado. Mrs. Porsyth
was on visit to her daughter
when death overlook her. Mrs.
Forsyth-then Mrs. Lengenfelter
Game to this community during
the Yellow fever epidemic in 1898
as a trained nurse, and endeared
herself to the people of FRANKLIN,
We tender to the bereaved hus.
band and children our heartfcls
sympathy.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08
Male Citizens Of st. Mary
Parish are Asked to En-
roll for War Work.

The male citiz,ns of st. Mary
parish are asked 70 enroll immed .
lately FIR War Work in June
An intensive financial drive dur
iog the m onth of June will be
made by the Treasury of the Un.
tied States. eliminating June %,
FIR War Savings Stamps. in com.
munity meetings throughout the
United States of the adult popu .
iation-the head of each house.
hold. The quota for the Parish
of St. Mary is 1868 $40 90. This
drive is going to be put through.
The immediate needs are:
SPEAKERs-For addresses to be
made in the first two weeks 10
June in every store. in every in.
dustry. and on every plantation.
CENSUS TAKEsS-To make a
house to house canvass of the
adult male population by towne.
plantations and settlements. Cards
to be left and called for.
COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP &C.
cept the responsibility tor carry.
ing out the detail work and in
structione of the Treasury De-
partment as received daily.
AUCOS-To take speakers and
workers to and from their assign.
ments.
The following are the Enlisting
Officers:
First Ward, Baldwin and Ashton
Sidney J. Wolford, Baldwin.
Second Ward-Bernard Levy.
Franklin and Third Ward-Henry
W. Kappel.
Centreville and Fourth Ward-J.
c. Clausen.
Patterson and Fifth Ward-E F..
Marin.
Morgan City and Sixth Ward-Ju-
lius P Hebert
Seventh Ward-A. e. Calm.
Berwick and Eighth Ward = AL
phOnse Boudreaux.
Names of all enlistments to be
reported daily to the Parish Di.
rector, Wilbur H. Kramer, who
will forward same to the chairma an
of the respective committees, re-
questing assignment to work
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

Cadet w. H. Latham, Jr., son of
ye editor. who passed his exami.
nation Tor the Aviation Corps In
San Autonio. Texas. two months
ago, has been called into service,
aud is now at Camp Dick, Dallas.
Texas. His service commenced
last Monday. This is the second
son OF the Editor who has volun.
teered to fight for the cause of
humanity. Ernest D. Latham has
been in the U. S. Navy for over
fourteen months on the u. S. S.
Seattle.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

We are informed by Father j.
j. Rousseau that Service Flag
will be unfurled at the Catholic
Church in memory of the young
men of that church, who have en-.
tered the war for democracy and
humanity, at 6 o'clock p. m, June
16:h. During the ceremony pat.
riotic addresses will be delivered
by eminent speakers. All demon.
inations are cordially invited tc
attend the service.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

Our old friend Mr.. r. K. Cooke.
informs Us that Lieut.. Comman. .
der and Mrs. Charles r Clark has
presented him with a new grand
son. who arrived on May 28:h at
their residence in Plattsburg. N.
Y. Lieut.. Commander Clark is in
charge of the Government Radio
System on the Pacific coast. sta.
toned in California. Mrs Clark
will be remembered as Miss Ed.
monia Cooke.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08
-W & .
1ose lES Tor Automobile Truck
Rates reasonable.
VS. ..

E.ty Marshal Aloares made =
~ o. nine negro men who were
oMog on Sunday last, and
.o we're violating the gambling
uinance. Theee men we're tried
Mayor Lauve Monday even.
y sed each one Of the eamblers
~ niteen dollars. Mr.. Albaree
s.Seg this method Of informine
-, ooeh white aud black. that the
nollsg ordinance will be strict.
entolced in the town of Franz.
1Mnout fear and without fail.
= Law must be obsyed.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

The annual picaic of the Meth.
odiat Sunday School took place
last Saturday at the Charenton
Shell bank. The scholars had q
gay time. and enjoyed the bath.
Ing hugely. The Superintendent,
Mr.. K, E. Brumby, and the teach.
ers of the Sunday School did
everything for their scholars to
make the day enjoyable.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

We learn that Capt. Thomas
Jones, son of Mrs. Emma j. Jones.
of the Engineers Corps of the U.
S. Army, who has been stationed d
at Camp Pike, has been transfer.
red to a camp in Ohio. He ex.
poets to be sent over the seas
shortly. The prayers aud good
wishes of his many friends %
with him and wish him q b ~ voy.
age.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

The southern division of the
Insurance Federation Of Louis.
lana held q meeting in Lafayette
on Saturday last and outlined
plans for holding a divisiona con.
ference at that place during the
month. A number Of vice. presi-
dents were named for the various
parishes in this district, among
whom is our fellow.tow nsman, i,
Mr., John c. Lewis.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08
w. s s.

Mr.. Eddie Calm. son Of Judge
A. E. Calm of the Seventh Ward,
who is stationed at Camp Beaure-
gard. has been promoted from a
private to a Corporal. We heart.
lily congratulate our young friend.
and wish him continued good for.
tune.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

We learn that every opera hou se
and every moving picture chow 10
St. Mary parish has been tender.
ed to the Government on June
2Sth for meetings, when the War.
Savings Campaign will close
The owners of these places have
certainly shown q patriotic spirit.
aud are to be commended.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08
! w. IS

Died at his residence in Lafay.
cite on Saturday laat. MI. Albert
J. Alleman, aged 81 years. Mr..
Alleman vas q native of the Par.
ish of St. Mary. but he has been q
resident of Lafayette for several
years before his death. The Ban.
uer extends sympathy and condo.
lence to the bereaved family.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08
W.. S

Tomorrow Sunday evening
Live Oak Camp No. 35. Woodmen
of the World. will hold memorial
services for their deceased Sover.
eigns. The members of the Camp
are requested to meet at their
Forest Ut o'clock and bring low-
ere il possible.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08
W.. S

Governor Pleasant has named
81 delegatee to represent Louis.
lana on November nth at the 12'h
annual conference on Federal,
State and local taxation in s..
Louis Hon. Henry w. Kappel.
our Efficient and popular assessor.
was appointed to represent St.
Mary.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08
M.S

asese Aodday at the meeting Of
~ !. See Association Of tn. Parish
~ y =. As!y, the lawyers rendered
49, eervtoes for the War.Savines
Lapeign. and offered their ser.
Caapaiga.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08
VIZ

=. Ias .banner was paid q visit on
ss Inofaday by Hon. John H.
vveftos. Of Alexandra. Mr.. Ov.
sssos y . candidate for the U. s
..sss @ oil the vacancy caused
sae oeath Of Senator Robt. F..
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08
w. 6 s

Distric. Attorney Percy Saint
has been IN Baton Rouge thi,
week. assisting in the fight for the
amendment to the State Primary
Law.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08
w. s 6

William S. Hartin "The Tiger
Man." A leap in the, eaddle and
away. The clatter of horses hoofs
A shot in the client night. That's
Hart. Opera house Friday, June
14th.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

Messrs. Lyman Taylor. son of
Capt. E. G. Taylor, and Somers
Smith. son of the late Judge H. D.
Smith. passed successfully, exam.
nations for the u S. Marines in
New Orleans, and are now sta.
toned at Paris leland, S. c. We
are proud Of the young sons of
Franklin. and the Banner gives
them good wishes aud q speedy
promotion.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08
~ q &

Atee Frances Peterman. daueh.
3 of 4r. and Mrs. James A.
stteefman. who has been attend.
e Ward. Belmont College, at
1eeavilie. Tenn, has returned
oe0s to spend her vacation.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

Helen H. Williams, colorea.
daughter of J. w. Williams. ,snS
Early Calhoun. were married
Thursday night at the home of tho
brides parents.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08
Conserve All Your Surplus
Foods.

The Government wants YOU to
conserve all your surplus foods
for the benefit Of your country as
we'll as your home. We want St.
Mary parish to 60 over the top as
it has in everything else. II any
assistance is wanted in canning,
preserving. drying. etc., please
confer with Miss Kola Mobley,
Parish Demonstration Agent.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08
M.S. -

- Daley Belle Smith, who
eesn . student the past ses.
- O Sophie. Newcomb in New
v1eeae, has returned home to
Iead hes vacation with her par.
~. y. and Mrs. Beverly w.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

For pain,iDg aud trimming Au.
tomobiles, see G. S. Brenn. Ratea
reasonable. ,
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08
VA s $

Automobile painting and trim.
ming done atreasonabie prices by
G. S.Brenn.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

M. 7. S. Wright, who has for
come time been working in the
barber shop Of Mr.. C. w. Abel,
has accepted the employment as
manager Of the barber shop of
Mrs. A. P. Daigle. Mr.. Wright is
al artist in his business and will
give full satisfaction to all who
patronize him.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08
VS.. -

Hts Martha Foster, who was q
esdeat ct the L s. u. at Baton
i. .safe, The past session. has re.
onsd home to spend her vaca.
- With her parents. Senator and
HI. \. ]. Foster.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08
..2 2,8

M Frisco 1ajlFosd have a
easg oi lahoeefe atwork on Third
eteek 1Asy hevs hsuled gravel
III sp the holes and to grade,
~ shortly It will be in the be ct
y eeSdltiou.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08
Episcopal Church.

Episcopal Church.
Sunday. June 8. 1918.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Service with Sermon wv. R.
Gates) II a. m
Service with Litany. 5p. m.
Thursday, June ii. Holy Com.
muuion. 1880 a. m.
No service Thursday morning
of this week.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

Mr. and Mrs. j Sully Ma1tel
have moved into their b.au.ifui
new home corner First and Adams
streets
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

For wheclwrighting and rA,asr.
ing cane carts call on C. S, Reana.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08
WIS., .'S

For Automobile Truck Hauling
phone 1863. Reasons BILE rates.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

For Automobile Truck Hauling
phone 1853. Rates reasonable.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

WslesrA with regret that Mr..
j0ee Wilcox, con Of Mr.. David
3n6k. 10 confined to his bed
~ l5pAoid fever. We wish for
N 4 speedy recovery from his
u,soG
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

- ,.fe 284 y youue men. who
ss..se Of age since June 5.
,,ei,.sred 10 the Parish OF
~ % June 5:h'
- rilrsd hf4m-f has return.
9 hon Z pleasant WRIT to
...sdIather. Gen. John K.
,.s1ea. ia Baton Rouge.
W.s.s.-
{. Rinhard Kramer. who has
!. .lsepding Tulane University
~ aaseiou, has returned
- . spend his vacation.
81. earts repaired and wheel.
11se done BY c. S Brenn.
W.s.S. s.S.-
- Lama K.mper. ColIins, who
Y. heen teaching in the high
..l,sl & Jackson, La. the past
..,ss returned home THE week.
L-M.S. .S.
Ane,al announcement has been
thst 100000 men will be
,sssa g lie colo:s during this
.ssia. aud will BE- ordered to re.
1alJsss 9Th.
AW 6.
=. naseh trese. . student In
1ane1icll department. at Tulane
s Udvsfsi,y, Il spending his vaca.
I - & home with his parents,
| n III Nfs. r. F Frere.
-- W. &. S.S.--
NJ Wionie Rogers. . student
~ ~ session at L s. U., is at
he.e = speod her vacation with
n pefesss. Mr. and Mrs. c. G
lseoss, ss "Columtis."
phoss 1853 for Automobile Truck
usuliae. Reasonable rates.
- > wv. SIS.
Weess glad to announce that
~ Herbert Frost. son of Mr..
c.. h. Frost. who while playing !
~ n1s. .explosive hurt his arm |
/ l11 h1ad, II not seriously hurt.
- --W w. s. S.
WtlesrA with regret that Mr..
joDee Wilcox, con of Mr.. David |
Ml11k. 10 confined to his bed
10 Uphold fever. We wish for
N ! speedy recovery from his
III Frisco 4ajlGoad have a
easg oi lab0eess atwork on Third
eseek 1Asy hevs hsuled gravel
j. III sp the holes and to grade,
~ shortly It will be In the be- ct
= eeSdltiou.
Z ~ - w. s
llas Martha Foster, who was q
esdeat ct the L s. u. at Baton
.safe, ne past session. has re.
of1sd home to spend her vaca.
- With her parents, Senator and
Afs. j. ]. Foster.
W.S.S.-
Hte Frances Peterman. daueh.
q of 1r. and Mrs. James A.
!ssefman. who has been attend.
u Ward Belmont College. At
.seAville, Tenn. has returned
Dsns 70 spend her vacation.
WIS
y Daley Belle Smith, who
1. - eesn . student the past ses.
- O Sophie. Newcomb in New
Isleeae. bee returned home to
PAD hes vacation with her par.
~. y. and Mrs. Beverly w.
Ihs Banner Wa paid q visit on
NJ Ihufaday by Hon. John H. |
vetsca, Of Alexandria. Mr.. Ov.
.sos y . candidate for the U. s
's.ess . all the vacancy caused
u tas death Of Senator Robt. F.
seaoeosd.
----- MSS
asese Aodday at the meeting Of
y J. Sae Association Of tn. Parish
3. As!y, the lawyers rendered |
q eefvtces for the War.Sayinps
lnpetsn. and offered their ser.
~ . speakers in the Parish
lopaiga.
-W.s.s.--l
taose l63 for Auto mobile Truck
ss''sk. Rates reasonable.
o..---- W.S.S.-
Gaty AarshAi Aloares made ii
y O. nine negro men who were |
I.ollng on Sunday last. and |
.o vese violating the gambling
uioance. These men we're tried |
Aayor Lauve Monday even. |
! sed each one Of the gamblers |
~ aiteen dollars. Mr.. Albaree |
> - this method Of Informing |
!, 10Th white aud black. that the |
0olisg ordnance will be strict. |
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08
Noae 1853 for Automobile Truck
1mliae. Reasonable rates.

V6eee glad to announce that
III Herbert Frost. son of Mr..
c.. h. Frost. who while playing
~ oD1s explosive hurt his arm
u h1Ad, 10 not seriously hurt.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

{. R,nhard Kramer. who has
h. J" .lsspding Tulane University
Il. ~ session. has returned
a amend his vacation.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

3. l(asoh trese. . student In
aneolcll department. at Tulane
! Udvessi,y, Il spending his vaca.
= 4 home with his parents,
~ III Nfs. r. F Frere.
The St. Mary banner., 1918-06-08

Anelal announcement has been
-. thet $50, 900 men will be
;.sal o he colo:s during this
E,;ssfh and will BE- ordered TO re.
1at Use 9Th.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-04-26

itors Sunday a week ago at c. j.
Whitney's.
Mr.. Il. keesler and Miss Clara Mil
Ter were visitors at ]. c. Whitney's
Sunday.
There will be a dance at Schneid-
er's Prairie Saturday night Every
body come and have a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Page and
Phoebe Greemar of Union Mills
were visitors at Jake Morrow's Fri
day
Mr.. and Mrs ]. J. Meixner, Misses
Gozy and Julia Brown and Agnes
O'Hare motored to Kamilche Satur-
day night to attend the dance. A
good time was reported.
Mr.. James O'Hare and sons Law
renee and Houghty were in Olympia
Sunday.
Mrs. n. E. George and Mr.. Linn
Brown were visitors at J. A. Nor
rows Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O'Hare and fam
lily visited Mrs. O'Hare's sister in
Olympia. She has been very ill.