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New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
WATT. Sterling. I1qt FlatbusA Avenue.
Brooklyn
Returned to Duty, Previously Reported
Missing

Brooklyn
Returned to Duty, Previously Reported
Missing
ID9nANE, John j.. jersey City. n. J.
York City
IEMKE, Emil A.. Harrison. N. !.
O. MlIROVITCH, Tullius, 2l5 West Eightieth
Street, New York City.
NORMAN Patrick. Newark. N. J.
p. AA,f,RANO, Frank 103 Moore Street,
Wounded Slightly, Previously Reported
Missing
MORlSETT. Eugene. Jersey City. N. ].
stroat So So; Arthur s. Ola Bardridge
r WILSON, Arthur A.. 346 East Eighteenth
street, New York City
WILSON, Arthur b, Jersey City. N j.
hilled in Action. Previously Reported
Missing
g, DuBlNSkY Philip, corp, 1856 Madison
Street. New York City.
', DRlSCOLL, Richard A., S5 Butler Street.
=, kRINsKY, Louis, 2t4 Livonia Avenue,
Missing in Action, Previously Reported
Wounded Severely
CORNELL, Wilbur A, Oceanside. N Y.
G., la VlGNE., Harry, 800 West Seventeenth
Street New York City.
-. SOLUSKl, Nicholas, 1873 Twenty-third
Street Brooklyn
Returned to Duty, Previously Reported
Died of Disease
NoCE. Giovanni A., ST Frost Street.
Brooklyn
Died of Disease, Previously Reported
Died of Wounds
BROWN. John. corp. 2773 Creston Ave
nue, New Icrll City
Severely Wounded. Previously Re-
ported Missing
PICKER, Ernest A., corp, Noboken. N. j.
\, ulRk, George G., 1877 Lexington Avenue,
New York Citv
CONNECTICUT:
=. D., D,uRKlN. Michael, Hartford (W, previ-
ously reported NJ
FROST, Harold r.. New Britain (returned
to duty. previously reported M
hAPLAN, Simon, Hartford (W. previously
reported NJ.
KELLY. Andrew, Danbury (W. previously
LIPfERT Albert G.. Meridcn (w, previ-
LERz, Joseph, Waterbury (w. previously
LICAMELLA John. Bridgeport CM. prcvi-
MAGALDI Dominick. Waterbury (w,
previously reported Nd
NEW YORK:
ANTINALFI, O'Nell, Amsterdam (returncd
~ WY, previously reported ny.
CASEY, James j., corp, Troy TX, pre-
viously reported w.
DUMAR, Joseph D., Sable Forks (w. pre-
viousy reported M.
FERNAYs, Edward H., Pentield (w,
previously reported M.
hERBERGER, Peter, sgt, Albany IRE
turned to duty. previously reported Nj
HOLLAND, Delbert. North Tonawanda (re-
tuIned to d1ty, previously reported Nj.
JACQUES, Howard O., Rome (sick in hos
pitai. previously reported M
NORTON, Charles Corning (returned to
duty, previously reported Nd
MADDEN, Thomas H., Kingston CW pre-
yiously reported M. ''0
NlEMEYER William H.. Rochester IRE
turned to duty previously reported M
PEII4S, John ~, Bainbridge (W. pre-
NloUsiy reported NJ
PELO, Zenobio, Niagara Falls CW. pre-
vlousiy reported NJ
PERI, Samuel. Niagara Falls CW. pre-
Vloas!y reported M
khAM: George T., Talconer (W, previously
reported Nj -''
SHEPPARD, Edward j., cohoes (w. pre-
viously reported M
STEW ART. Stanley, Rochester Nv nre-
Vioqsly renorted NJ. w. PIC
WATCHAsKIE. Walter, Buffalo tx. pre-
viously reported W.
NEW JERSEY:
HAMMERS. Clarence. Bridgeton (returned
TO quty, previously reported NJ.
kUGLER, Alfred B. Frenchtown (returned
10 dqty, previously reported NJ.
OLIVER, William, Cookstown (M. pre-
viously reported W. N'l' p''
PRICE, Winfield j., Atlantic City (W. pre-
Vlousy reported M
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
St. Louis Fur Auction

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 28.-skunk pelt:
were; were the main Offering at the Interna-
11ohal fur Exchange auction TODAY
there being 225,000 to dispose Of M MTb.
highest price bid was $12 pelt, VIII
the average from SO to $3.50 Follow.
ing the disposal Of the skunk. 25 00C
beaver VIII be offered. This mornino',
sales totaled more than $500 900. with
long list of nutria bringing S19S 900
loda Tor for The sale is now approximatel,
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
Pope Issues Peace Medal

ROME, Jan. 27.~~A Pontifical media,
to commemorate the coming of peace
has been struck. On the diverse side
the medal bears the figure Of Pope
Benedict, with the inscription "Bcnc-
dictus XIV Prncipis Pacis Vicarj,ls -
On the reverse side is an image Of the
Redcemer with angels on either side
representing justice ang peace.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29

BALTIMORE, Ian. 2S.-Amiyed. Steamers F. T.
Nantes Ihetis. Ne~port News. bark Helene (t'rl
Ee%:,Tt News :, sal Steamers Meta lswei
New York Fulyia BE-. Newport News
CAPE HENRY. Va. Jan. 2S.-passcd in for
baltimore. steamer Ponioppidau DAM Port
Tampa Passed out from Baltimore Steamers
LORD Dgo%1nshire OBJ Belfast. Cape May. New
PORT EADS. La. Jan 2s.--Arivcd Steamers
bruns"lok. Port Barrios Ncruega tNor). Havana
Huse' Sound, Tampa san Ramon, Havana Tacony.
Cerdenas Sailed. Steamers Chalmetta Havana
Waiisr terdse.s,95e IamDico Aoto tHondl. ceiba
steamer Mohawk, New York via Charleston saied.
Steamer Iuniata bailnoFe via Savannah 97th
CHARLESTON. $. C.. Jan. 2S.--Arriyed: Steam
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
STORAGE NOTICES

To Mrs r. Stapfer Mrs. r. Simmons Mr
X H Bahbitt Mr.. " BachmeNer Mrs NJ
Palmer. Mr. John II. Stiih jr.. Mrs Mabel
Dunant, NJ NJ Robertson. Nj G. {. Chase.
Mrs. g. Dorothy Peacock. Mr.. p. J Cal
Ia CHER Nj Joseph Holden. Miss Sewen. .
Miss Cecilia O'Reilly Mrs J s,ansfeid.
Mr. J. H. Durham. Mrs Angela Rosenquesf,
Mr. Henry Senior, Mr Jack Warner Mrs
Sara Ranley, Miss Alice Slaughter Mrs Ell
lison. Mr. J. Acker Hays Mrs. Edna Mich
OILS. Mrs II. Tucsart. Mr Carl +. SchultZe,
Mrs Mary Hal Mrs. A j knOder. Nj A.
NJ Barton, MIR. and Mrs J T Mclean.
Mrs d. ParGee. Mr.. William y Brush, MI
c. Gordon, Mrs Marguerite Smith, Miss
Marion Day. Mr. George s. Siott. Mr.. Z. ".
Brainard y gu are herr by notified that. the
storage being due and the time for pey-
ment Of this conpanys lien therefor upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired, and due notice thereof having been
given you. this company VIII cause such
property. to wiz, h0uS, hold goods. furniture
pianos. carpets, dresses trunks, sewing
machines. beds pictures. tables. chairs
baskets. bunets. dishes chiffonier booNs
and musical instruments. personal effects
house by YOU Cor III your name or in which
yOu may have an inter. ST.. to he sold Al
public auction, according 10 the statutes in
such cases made and provided at our ware
house at AZ " 81 aqth Street New York
City, on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH,
1919, Al lC 80 \. NJ, and if the sale there
of Is not completed on said date the salns
Will be continued at the same time on
ea ch and every succeeding Thursday there
after. beginning a. 1890 A. NJ On each
thursday and continuing until the sale is
completed
THE THOMAS j. STEWART COMPANY.
5oSeph {. Mahoney, Sec'v.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
Casualty List

WARRINGTON, jan 2SThe public by the
wa" to-day the 1868 officers and enlisted
VI these 50 killed action, "a died of wounds died OF
and other Al died disease wounded
e 3o2 wounded slightly undeter
hhed' and ID missing n actio
The full list for New York vicinity York New Jersey
and Connecticut,
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
corporate Returns

Jewel Tea Company Sales for the
month of December totalled s1,189.31O
a decrease of $9,43S from the CORE
ssponding period of last year. Sales
ior the year 1918 amounted to S15.
l31,63l, or $17l,773 less than those for
the year before.
Third Avenue Railway System
december gross ....... $829. .962 Inc $50. $50
oehelt o;' .'...,....'.. 95,248 inc ioa,747
PIX months gross. ...... 5,O20,913 Dec $50 191
DeHclt #."........... 4O6, ,591 Inc 337 577
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
NET net oper. income. 794.4o Inc. 755'34e
Twelve mos gross. 90. .74o,o76 Inc II s3o os3
Net oper. income. Il. oil $50 Dec ala oos
Erie Railroad Company
December gross SO, 176,46O Inc SO. es7 o,7
T,ys,a Tet oper, dehclt @ 227 ,ees Dec i9a.ass
Net oper. dencit. '.o7e,61s Inc. $50 $40
Louisville Nashville Railroad Companv
December gross 50 .644,4ot Inc .s2.777 ats
Twelve mos. gross 1Ot .3e2, 1872 Inc 2a a9s aoS
Net oper. income 10 1867 $50 Dec. 4'a59 402
Missouri Pacific Railroad Comnanv
December gross. S9.113594 Inc 81 "a, oa1
Net oper. income. 752896 Dec 500 40
Twelve mos. gross 89.6123s7 -D'o''
Net oper. income. N ,764 562
New York Central Railroad Company
December gross. s27. 1888 1873 Inc ss. 2ss no,
T.iy Net Hper income % ,os 4sdosa2 Dec a54sseo
Nv, Me'vs mos Rross'%ya o9, S 3Is Inc SIS .ss1 5il
Ne' oper' income 45,29l,S78 Dec 6 6,15od5o
Union Pacific Railroad Componv
December gross s.732, 900 Inc 81 $50 51a
Net opcr. income 2,o73.7a9 Dec. ia osa
Twelve mos. gross. 90, ,443, 1855 Inc ,21 asa oS3
Net opcr. income, 35.6t6.554 Inc. ss37'1ss
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
Army Revisions
Ne,o York City and Vicinity
Wounded degree Undetermined. Pr,
viOusly Reported Missino

2 tVFIIIIHedJ, IRE
viously Reported Missing
BECK. George j.. Lindenhurst. N. Y.
GUSlCK. Vincent, Long Island. N. Y
DEGEN AFRO. Tony. Hoboken. ~ j.
\, DoKSANO. Angelo L., 1873 Bieecker Street
New York City. ''iee''
r , GR,E1ENBERK, Abe, 81 Manhattan Avenue
= K, ak.,ElL,EHER, Joseph A.. corp. 5lo Vest
l62d Street, New York City. "eS'
p,pco mohNAlhlNs' : sed,li' Fred w. 77s Lincoln
{. Lockll laot q hfT Howard. ll2 Seventy fifth
m0m, WohSAN' \! Lloyd. sgt; Jersey City. N. ].
~, 20" AN, James A.. Jersey City. N /
,, Slihl.LEY, !, Francis, 60 ST. AIMS Avenu.
s,raot rmTAhoi NO. ID, Joseph A. s7s rorty-ninth
" VWviCHT, Ernest O.. corp. Newark. N i
WALhER, Burt C.. Newark. N j -''
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29

JONES, Alfred 46 North Oxford Street,
Brooklyn.
LOCKWOOD, Frederick Port Jervis, N. Y.
MCARROLL, John P, sgt, Glen Cove.
N. Y
MACKENZIE. George R.. corp. Broadway
and Eighty-sixth Street, New York City.
MCABE, Joseph A., 1867 First Avenue,
New York City.
PROTONO, Antonio Mount Vernon, n. Y.
PHAlR, John T., 4S7 st. Johns Place
Brooklyn.
PRICHARD. William G.. 66O Lexington
Avenue. New York City.
ROSE, Tony, 1923 Barnes Avenue. New
RUBlNsTElN. Abraham, SO Pitt Street,
New York City
SHEA. John M. ST East losth Street,
New York City.
WICKsMAE, Joseph, corp. 1913 Fulton
Street, Brook5N.
WAEILElNi John A., 2515 Woodbine
Street, BROOKLYN.
WEGHORsT, Charles, S39 East Sixty
eighth Street, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29

SHEPARDsON, L. B.. Albany (W).
SHELDON, Kenneth P, Auburn (W).
SSitADtR, Arthur j., Buffalo (W).
SCI4ltA " Y I'm, Clarence Rochester (W).
SIllMlDT, {. j., Glendale Cd d.
SOBIE, August. West Albany % D..
: a,I B,IllNSKY. Antonio Hagaman (W)
5 'S2HbRI,oCK, I l34}I, D, c., New Salem (w).
"a "A Btissk 5If ki, Adam, Amsterdam (W).
lhtPANiER, Daman, Tupper Lake (W)
Webs TER, Reid e. corp Cranton lW).
MODARCZAK Frank Buffalo (W).
NEW HAMPSHIRE:
JACQUES, Alfred. ColebrooA ID D..
NEW JERSEY:
mghhnS, ID X, ,;t, Herman A., Camden Cw).
KiI III VS, GSc Leroy r. corp: lryingtqn (W).
kOLBUSH, Andrew, Jamesburg NWl.
dlilIi1I,iU lli1p3I12 Antonio, Port Murray (W)
NJ RlHA James, Camden (Mn.
aiApIELNISKI. Peer, Trenton (WD
MASG GAHDt1LO, Rigiero Lockport (FO.
IOgf, George, Sayrevile (Wl
- = :, In AZ Michael, Trenton (W).
Ill. sa hFli tRD Daniel W., corp, Port Re-
TJkEtIA; II q ! a, lawrence, Athena (w0.
Elk, Charles, Thorofare (W).
NORTH CAROLINA:
TA,L,Ss,I0N, Maceo r.. Greensboro ID D..
- -, q i.Ek. VIM. A., sgt, Bryson City (K1.
ID W.. | w. P'' La 'Nfahse
WOODWARD, Crowcl. Selma Cd D..
NORTH DAKOTA:
LoRENZ, Peter j., jamestown (K).
OHIO:
DEsGRANGEs, Carl C.. New Bavaria
M!cy MM!TcYE14 p ~ walteT z j.; Rossmsyqe .E @ D,
MORTON. joseph J., Cleveland *.
REIFIN, Abe Cincinnati (Kl.
;I1e ;TIT1eA.cnFAED' w ri Frank W., Cleveland (K)-
IlSoHLh.R L. j., sgt, Cleveland Cd d.
OKLAHOMA:
HULL. Ernest T. (or,jaU iLA
MARTIN, Charles W.. ''s Antleys ey ID ~
PENNSYLVANIA:
BECK, B,, Arcadius Pittsburgh ID w.
BRIGHleG;> BBRtE&pA; frank NJ, ,N\anticoke % D..
T. TATNM. ~, A., George L.. Wilkes Barre 60 d.
ftTC HER, arthur j., Philadelphia ID d.
'Ifi'TN XII ~ beTnard d. Pittsburgh % w.
MORONk4, Clarence L.. Altoona Cd D).
PERLlNSKI. S, Schuyll,in Haven (K)1
PHhSION. Edward. Pittsburgh lK).
-, X y, / hNAOR, Norman F., Normansville
RICHARDS. John T, Hazleton Cd d..
SMYDtR, Fred A.. Allentown (o.
"INSLOW, John NJ, Reynoldsville ID W. .
RHODE ISLAND:
SiiR;A,MAM, ii; I'll Robert A.: cranston % Al.
SMITH, Merrel C.. Providence (K).
SOUTH CAROLINA:
RICHARDSON. W. D., Barnwell Cd D..
TENNESSEE:
HUNTER. Cleveland, Upton % d..
TEXAS:
= BEEEBBLER, Arthur w. San Antonio
GRQXES:: Leslie NJ, Carbon Cd D..
MURRAY. Hillard. Brenham (K).
NAWLlN, Willie D.. Mount Vernon tk)
ROBERTSON. Edward, corp, San An
tonic ID D..
TUCKER, James NJ, Palo Pinto ID d..
WILLIAMS, Charlie M, Cause (K).
UTAH:
ROBINSON, Lynne S. Pleasant Grove
Cd w.
VIRGINIA:
MMEL0Nl, John. HopeweI Cd w.
RAlNES. William r., Falmouth Cd d.
ROBlNSON. George. williamsburg Cd w
IAH l..OR, j. H. Caroline County ID d..
WASHINGTON
CRANE, HARLEM. Seattle (KD.
DUNBAR, w. c., sgt, Grandvicw ID d..
WISCONSIN
BENNETT, Edw. c., Kansasville % w
SMITH, Harold Oshkosh Cd w.
WEST VIRGINIA:
MILLER, +. C.. corp. Fairmount eK).
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
OUTGOING STEAMERS
Thursday
CITY ISLAND
Bound South

CITY ISLAND \. Y. ian. - Steamer Lady
of taspe iBr), st Johns \ r. and Halifax
for Sew York. 10 the Federal Line Inc, with
merchandise.
Schooner ophena. New Rochelle for New York.
Bound East
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29

Local Official Record The following ofhcial rec
ord from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during tho last tweuty-fcur hours In comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year
lqlS 1919 1918. 1919
3 a in...... u 81 p. m...... Is a.
3. m...... Is "a p. m...... * -
g a. m...... II 81 Q p. M y A.
/. uoou....... II A. II p ni....-. -
Highest 46 al y m. lowest 54. az 80 a. m ::
average 10 average same date last year. IL aver
age date Tor SO wears. 90.
Humidity
a. m....... 69ll p. m....... 42iS p m.'..... %
Barometer Readings
5 a m so oil p M % 90 $ p M. 20 rs
Local forccast.-Fsir to-day and to morrow not
much change in temperatures fresh west winds
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
EISHaUhere

Character OF casualties is III dcad follows: (D killed
IN acon (N) wounded CD accident or other causes
~ w died OF wounds % ID led disease (l) missing;
lnrsn
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
Ne,c York City and Vicinity
KILLED in Action

KILLED in Action
:, d, D,oCCHlO, Luigi, 5S2 Madison Street, New
~, EPSTHlN. Julian, $50 East 156th Street
New York City.
Died Of Disease
r, MARTINI Walter j., $50 Hamburg Avenue
Brooklyn.
Died of Wounds
SCHlMMENTI. Salvatore. 1879 soyentv-
nth Street Brooklyn.
Wounded Severely
e. ATLAS, Abraham l., $50 East lo9tb
stree. New York City. 40''''
p 81; BE;G;hLMAN. Lyman, 81 Cook Street
BLATz. William. 1s Tompkins Place
cALAGERO. Carlno. sls East lortv-
io4rth Street New York City
In'EF,brLi-lS, Angelo, Newark, N. J.
w., p'Nho' Antonio, 446 Lincoln Road Brook
DoBsON, Edward w.. c32 East Seven
teenth Street Brooklyn.
sty"of gofR9iYs1Yi ~, 1i d.y Harry 1874 East 1l2th
NJ. GABhi- We Warner, 275 East 16Sth Street.
,,,..1i5. hEiL5LHR. George D.. 1917 Seneca Avenue.
HAMMER. Solomon, 734 East Fifth Street
Ncsv York City. -'''7' III = 'ree''
\ Ns,' JAG(,oBSON, David, 3s Montgomery Street.
KENNEDY, Edward A., 214S Newbold
> yen~e New York City.
4All4EHE Err, Maurice A.. Larchmont. N. Y.
iSi'l snpird,5,, 1'rn5 Joseph. Mount Vernon. n Y.
York City ''e'uc - ne"
7,ralj;.'. rdljP;ScHULTz, Israel 5S7 Dunont Avenue.
MUll.tR, Charles Newark. N !
NW,,IEhkS. Arthur c.. Passaic. n. J.
Street Brooklyn. ''eeNNei
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
SURROGATEs' NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
orable John r Cohaian, a Surrogate Of
uary II. 1919. NOTICE IS herebv given to
al persons having claims against Robert
J Collier late Of the County Of New York
deceased To pre- sent the same WIKI Vouch-
ers thereof 10 the subscribers. at their p,acs
OF transacting business. at the office OF
their attorneys, Taylor. fumes u Beas 2t
Broad Street. IN the Borough Of Manhattan,
in the City of New York on or before the
first day of August next.
Dated, New York. the twenty-sccond day
SARAH STEWARD COLLIER.
uElTEl S,l z rs, SlXTEs \ 13S. TRUST COMPANY
administrators c. t. a.
TAYLOR. HUNfEs & BEGCi. Attorneys
Street. New York City
TO ERNEST ASH AND HIS SISTER
known, children of Maria Ash deceased
sister Of Malvina Astor late of the town
Of Copake. Columbia County. New York:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that there
is legacy awaiting each Of YOU to b. ap-
piled for within six months after octooer
., 1915 the date OF the probate of the last
viii and testament Of Malvina Astor. de-
CEASED II no demand Is made within such
stated time sad lesacies are to fall in and
fern part of her residuary estate
Dated. Chatham. y. Y. November l. 1913
Wn-LIAM b DINEHART.
ADRIAN D. LANGDON
GEORGE McCLEILAN
Executors Of &c. OF Malvina Astor. De-
ceased.
once and Post orce Address. Chatham.
Columbia County. New York
RUSSELL HARRlET.-IN PURSUANCE
Of an order of Honorable John 2 Coha-
Ian, a Surrogate OF the County CT New
York, NOTICE is hereby given TO all per-
sons having cieIms against HARRIET
RI SSELL. late of the County Of New
York. deceased. to present the same with
vouchers thereof the subscriber at his
place OF transacting business the Offices
OF his attorneys. Sexton. Jenery. kimbau
Egglcston. No. az Pine Street. in the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. City OF New York. On
or before the 18th day of May next
Dated New York. the 9th day OF Novern-
Der. 1918.
ARTHUR BYRON.
SEXTON. JEFFERY. kIMBALL EG-
GLESTON. attorneys for Executor 81
Pine Street. Borough of Manhattan. New
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Honorable John Z. Cohalan Surrogate
or the county of New York NOTICE IS
hereby given TO all persons having claims
AGAINST LIMA WEBER. late OF the County
OF New York deceased 20 present tho
same with vouchers thereof to the sub
acribers. at their place Of transacting bust
ness. at the office of their attorney. Harold
G. Aron, No. 80 Pine Street IN The CITY
or Now York on or before the 10th day OF
August next
CHARLES r. WEBER
HENRY Nj. WISE
uary, 1919
HAROLD q ARoN. Attorney for Ex
seutors. so Pine Stfeet Borough OF
Manhatsan. V.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
Once and Post Office Address. Chatham.
Columbia County New York
ARTHUR BYRON.

sEATON. JEFFERf. kIMBALL EG-
GLESTON. Attorneys for Executor 81
Pine Street. borough of Manhattan. New
York City
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
Police Orders
Transfers and Assignments

IIaHsIeTS anu ASSlg nmtNrS
fatrolmen-Effect S a. m. January %
William j. O'Donnell. 1st TO 3lst; John L
Sullivan, 43d to 3lst.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29
AMERICAN PORTS

Steamer pavnoe New York for Boston.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29

administrators c t. a.
TAYLOR. HUMES & BEGC. Attorney.
for Administrators c l. a. "a Broad
Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-29

Dated, New York. the s7,h day of Jam
uary, 1919
HAROLD q. ARON, Attorney for Ex-
eeutors so Pine Stfeet, Borough OF
Manhattan. n V
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-08
Hearts of the World.n

"Hearts of the World". produc.
ed by D. w. Griffith. best remem-
bered for his former success,
"The Birth of a Nation" will be
presented by the Saenger Amuse-
ment Co.. at the Opera House 10
Franklin. two days, Menday and
Tuesday, Nov. cath and 25th.
Hearts of the World" is des-
cribed by Mr., Griffith as ",he
sweetest love etory ever told" II
was written by NJ. CASTOR de Toll
ignac. q Frenchman, and trans
l,ted into Engiish by Capt. Victor
Marier. under the personal direc-
ton of Mr. Griffith. Its phenom.
enal success 10 New York City,
where it has broken all known
records for length of engageme'
and capacity audiences, awakene
unu-ual interest here aud prom
ises to be one of the most ei ~
able engagements of the year.
The production was made 10
Frauce, under the auspices of the
British and French officials, and
while essentially q love story Of
tender appeal a0d delightful ro-
nance. com hined all the graphic
details of the recent victory Ia
France.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-08
Government Will Handle
Surplus Foods and Sup
plies in Franklin.

Mr.; E. J. Ficken, representing
NE Zone Supply OH ). at New
otieans, was in Franklin lsst
Monday. The object Of his visit
was 10 make arrangements for RI q
sale OF surplus foods ard suDnlies .
for the Government at this o ac :
as well as for the sale of CLOTHING
ana frozen meats. He was in con.
suitation with Mayor Lauve for
some time and, as we understand
1t, full arrangements have been
mace Tor the putting into execu.
tion OF the scheme,
ln a short time a store will bs
opens d by the Government here
lor the sale by retaii OF foodstuffs
ana cl3thing at greatly reduced
pTlces. Ere zen meats Of different
KINDS will be sold by the butchers
all to be done uhder the direc.
'ioh OF representatives Of the Gov.
rInment. especially as to price
nis ls relief "devoutly to BE-
Wished for" ss the people have
oeen and are now staggering un.
der the effect of extreme high
prices demanded for the necessar.
les of life
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-08
Meeting Board of Admins.
traitors Road District No. |.
Franklin. La Nov. ), 1919


Inc Board of Administrators o
i.'ad ID strict No l N t this lay with
Mr. thfrles \. Frost presiding, anc
| the following members pres ut: kim.
Ornugh. Haydet. Q. vier, BOu ireaux,
u '"ch, Dracdett, Aucpiu, Calm and
tharr. Absent Wolturd
! The minutes of the last meetioo
We're read and on motion, duly sec.
onded and carried, we're approved
| On molten Of John l.. Drackett
seconded by I AucDin and carried
the President was authoriz4 I'd to con.
l"act with GnodWolt Transp ,rtaLion
ntnprny for Lake = :lOurde s:eiis a,
s. ~ per ca3ic yard de:ivered on
bank. for road from Rlmys t. Am,-
Ia. the sgui"@ of the cJntract To be
,dhI-c tu his Judgment
OA N 'tion of \ E G,hn. sc uded
by i. Aucpir ana carried the pre,j
lent was auilipr.z d to etupiuy com
oetent help 10 III 'asure and loo IT.,
shells.
On motion Of I. AucJiu, seconded
hy john Ii Drackett aud ctrr!el. tn,
Secretary was auth)riZ Il to issue
warrants cove lug all amounts paid
out of the General Fund for accDuat
of Road District No. ]. same to he
credited to the General Fuad account.
1h9 following bills were apDrOvsd
for payment and the Secretary was
authDriZ .d to issue warrants Covering
sam:
King Hanaford Co, for adver-
tislrg S 95
St. Mary Banner, publishing
proceedings 3 90
Charlie, N. Frost, committee
work I y
JUhG a. Pharr, sarue ) %
John K. Drackett, same 3 90
l. Aucoin. sane 3 90
King -Hanaford Co, printing
drafts 10 80
King Hanaford Co., numbering
machine 8 O6
o. motion O. A. Z Calm. seconded
by Gapriel Hay del. the President was
authorized to pay $4,000 o. for tw
miles of model ro ID C Instructed with.
In the corporate limits Of th4 tOwu of
Patterson connecting the N lin high
way leading through the Parish 4
rol call on this motion resulted in is
Carrying unanimously.
Ga motion of John A. Pharr and
carried it was resolved that the
grave! now at Berwick be used on tha
road from present public road TO the
ferry landing and tnat two additional
cars of gravel Ue ordered for same
purpose, and that John a. Pharr be
authorized to employ the necessary
equipment to place SAM.
There being no further business be-
fore the meeting. on m)tion of John
a. Pharr. seconded by Arthur Olivier
and carried same adjourned.
CHAS n. FROST, President.
r. EMMETT ONIELL Secretary.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-11-08

At j >int meeting of the stock.
hniders and Board Of Governors
Of the Teche Country Clup held on
November End, the president of
the club was vested with the au.
'hoIlty to purchase the Shady side
residence from the company to be
u-ed as home for the CLUB. Sixty
acres of ground are included in
the site to be purchased.