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the Morgan City School District, P,,.-
ish of St. Mary, La, accordine N'
plans and specifications which "a
had at the Office of Favrcts ysu-
dais, Ltx, Architects. Ti.,.> I'aarsn-
the Sscres ary-cs ~ ~ Board in
rank. kids ma d,
Each b1ots..dli oe ACCOMPANIED bv a
certified check OF $3.50. 90 payable to
j. c. Clausen. President OF ScAoois
Board OF st. Mary Parish. LssH !.
checks to be held for fifteen AnxS Sfua
order to give successful contractor
time to qualify. The check of suo.
cessful contractor is to be retained
until contract Is signed and bond &C.
cepted. The successful contractor
must be prepared to give satisfactory
surety company bond for one-haif
the amount of the contract, in accord
ance with law, when awarded the con-
tract. The contractor failiug to make
bond is to forfeit check.
The owners reserve the right to re-
Ject any and all bids.
The contractor is to state in his es.
tlmate the earliest date upon which he
can complete the work. The contrsc-
tor shall start the work within thirty
days after signing of contract and shall
complete the work within the time
agreed upon and failing to do so shall
pay sl5 10 per day liquidated dam
ages for every day that said work re-
mains incomplete after said date.
Each bid shall be marked "Proposal
for Building" and addressed to J. C.
Clausen. President of School Board,
st. Mary Parish, Louisiana,
There being no further business tho
meeting adjourned.
CHAS. GOTT,
Secretarv
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
23rd Judicial District Court-Par.
ish of st. Mary.
Succession of Washington Mes.
siah and his wife. Rebecca
Messiah. both deceased.
M 3777

Under and by virtue of a writ or com
mission, dated the 18th day of October
1919, issued out of the Honorable 23rt
Judicial District Court of the State O
Louisiana in and for the Parish of st
Mary, pursu ant to an order of the Hon
orable Winston Overton, acting Judg
Of said Court, bearing datc the 18th day
Of October, 1919, and to me directed, ir
order to realize sufficient funds to pay
the debts of the deceased and thu
charges Of the succession, I shall offer
tor sale at the principal front door OF
the Court House in the Town of Frank
lin, St. Mary Parish, State of Louisiana
at public auction, for cash, for not less
than two-thirds of its appraised value,
to the last and highest bidder, on
SATURDAY. THE 22ND DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1919,
the following described property, to-
wit:
THAT certain tract of land, lying and
being situated in the Parish of ST. Mary.
State of Louisiana, south of the Town
of Berwick, known, designated and
described as Lot No. Two (2) of the
Howe Addition to Berwick, according
to the map aud survey Of said addition
made December 81, 1877. by George
Villars, to which map reference is here
by made, containing three and one half
acres, more or less; except three-quar.
tiers Of an acre situated in the southwest
corner of said lot, previ .usly sold to
Henry Bernard; together with the build
lngs and Improvements thereon situated,
rights, ways. privileges aud servitudes
thereto belonging and appertaining; ex
cept also that portion Of said Lot No. 2
of said Howe Addition to Berwick hav-
ing front of tifty-three feet by a depth
of one hundred and fifty feet, bounded
north by property of Anne il Por Q
south By property Of Henry Bernard,
east by Washington Messirh, Sr, and
west by street, directly fronting the
property of Tom Robinson, s1lu by
Washington Messiah, Sr., to George
Hanson by authentic act before Henry
Jacobs. Notary Public, on March 10,
1906. and recorded in Book p, page
1874, entry No. 3s499, Of date March Il,
1906. of the Conveyance Records of the
Parish of st. Mary; and excepting ais,
that part of said Lot Ne. z of the said
uONc auuitl0u " Dcf " NIX t0edSu1lnH
fifty feet front and exten;;ing ia a wcs.
terly direction tetwecn parallel lines :,
distance Of enc hundred aud Gfty feet,
bounded north by lands of Washington
Messiah. sr., east by lands of the estate
ef Philip Messiah. south by lands of
Cheney Williams. aud West by lands of
Washington Messiah, sr., sold by Wash
ington Messiah, >r to James Johnson
by authentic act, duly recorded in the
Conveyance Records for the Parish of
st. Mary"
Franklin, Louisiana, this 18th day Of
October, 1919
WAsHHINUToS MESSIAH. JR.,
Administrator.
Borah, Himel, Bloch d Borah,
Walter T. Gilmore,
Attorneys for the Administrator.
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The celebration of Columbu
Day on last Sunday night at the
court house. and the welcoming
home of the returned soldiers and
sailors from the war, given by the
local lodge of the Knights of Co.
lumbus. was a most pleasant sue.
cess. The meeting was attended
by q large audience. Hon. L. o.
Pecot acted as chairman Of the
meeting. Eloquent and patriotic
addresses were made by Mr.. U.
Marinoni, of New Orleans. and
Mr.. Jules P. Robin, of Jeanerette.
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afs. Dsmas Provost, of Choupique
psansstion. 10 i'll at the St. Mary
oanisarium. A difficult operation
me performed on her last Friday
.0f Z complicated and dangerous
a!aoy. We are glad to etate
s.ss tne operation VS. successful
~ tae patient is on the way to
complete recovery.
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NOTICE..

Those who subscribed to the
Centenary offerings of the Metho.
dist Episcopal Church. South, are
requested to pay their first install.
ment on these pledges before
November let. Pay them to M (.
Wilson Mckerall. Jr., treasurer.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd judicial District Court-PAr.
tsh Of st. Mary.
Succession of r. &. Marsh. De-.
ceased. No. 1898.


Notice is hereby given to tha credi-
tors oil ehss estate aud to all. other
tse,s,@s herein interested to shus
cause within ten days from the das,, ,k
this n".iiica.iuu. why the kzal a>
count OF I. E. frerc, deceased, Of Ass
administration es tho saocassiea uf =.
Z, Mnisss, deasasea, p1eseasci AID
flied Try Joha A~;-sk Fssa admipis>
trx.ur ct the Succession sst Z. +. Fryr..
'deceissed, sst'xiss. a'& se approved aud
hom' d gated Ard the fuods distrib-
aeed an aoccra auce Herewith.
10 evidence vhereof, w,tn.s ms III /.
ciai signature aud the impress uf t,e
se al OF my office this 3rd day OF Oc,.-
Der, A. D., 1919.
JOS. J. SCHWARTZ.
Deputy Clerk Of Court
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Episcopal Church.

Sunday, Oct. 19.
Holy Communion, 1880 a. m.
Sunday School, 9:45 q. m.
Service with Sermon. Ii q. m.
Service and Litany, 5 o. m
Thursday, Oct. q, Holy Com
munion at Z 80 a. m.
Friday, Oct. "a, Litany Service
at S p. m
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,Asnt t forget that the picture
y ~ \ oo next Monday. Oct. 2O.h i,
=. 0pefa house. will be given
W. benefit of the Franklin
an team Of the High School.
yoeng meu have been maxi
seseadtd showing thus far,
lag I'll comere. Il hehooves
Mes 70 sncoursse ous home
ss ma Se feel conedeu. that
ooosy the opera house will
owotd ifum the opening to
vsfoR fioors Of the show.
sumeats will be eecVed ia the
o'ns and At right.
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The franklin football team play.
ed against New Iberia ia that town
last Saturday, and defeated them
i9to 0. This Saturday they will
play In Houma.
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On next Monday, October 20;h.
curt will convene for one week,
when oil criminal cases on the
docket will be tried. Judge Win.
0ton Overton. of Lake Charles,
will preside.
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e reoans bought 10 any quanti
1ss. SAN SERIO, Franklin, La.

Every minister In Louisiana has
ssen - aeked to devote a part Of one
= ,s n's sermons next Sunday, Oct.
~ ss.', :, 90 the life and example OF
- 'ate Colonel Theodore Roose.
.sl.. lhis 10 part Of the nation.
s'ce Roosevelt Memorial cam.
.kn which starts In Louisiana a
vc.ooer y 10Th and will continue uu.
X. y yc.oGer , 9th. the birthday OF
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FOR SALE.

A one story aud a half res
.iaence in Ibert Addition.
Six rooms, kitchen aud large
hall. For particulars apply
to Mrs. ]. FEsKE,
Franklin, La.
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The proceedings of the Parish
School Board. which convened in
regular session Thursday of last
week, will be found In today's
issue of the Banner.
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The property of Capt. Guess, :,
corner Main and Adams etreets,
has been purchased by Mrs. Lou
Smardon who intends to have
erected Q residence.
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On last Wednesday afternoon
aTeception was given by the fac.
ulty and pupils of st. Johns
Academy and st. Anthony School
70 honor of Bishop Jeanmard of
Lafayette,
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4 lot on upper Main street, own.
g oy Mics Jessie Smith, has been
bought by the Consolidated
wholesale Grocery Company.
INC. A large Wholesale grocery
ssofe viii be erected, which will
nave facilities from the railroad
and the bayou.
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Wanted.

A lady clerk for our Drapery, Mu-
sic aud Toy departments. Steady
position. Apply in person OR by let
ter.
BCUDREAUx FURNiTURE Co.,
Franklin, La.
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Mr.. Jos. Polito, proprietor OF
the Electric Shoe Shop, has had
installed in his place of business
an electric stitcher, and Ia now
better prepared to turn out first
claes work. Adv.
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What you want is not as i'm
uortapt as what you'll get.

The argument runs thus: the
less hours we work the more pay
We should get.
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In life's journey, as in aviation,
no matter how far above the earth
you get, you have to land come
day.
The St. Mary banner., 1919-10-18

II JON work in grease and on.
GRE-SOLVENT viii get 1t off your
hands. For sale at Iaset;s Ftlliae
Station.
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The wooden statue of Hinden.
burg Is to be destroyed. The
legend of his invulnerabiIity has
already passed.
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The High School pupils by q
unanimous vote last Friday even.
Ing, changed the school colors
from lavender and white to garnet
and gold.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
23rd judicial District Court-Par.
ish Of St. Mary.
Moaen Ahdallo -, O.Y--e

MOSES Aodella VI. Sylvante
Charles, ct. al. No. IA, 1858.
Under and by virtue of writ of Reri
iacIas, issued out of the Honorable 23rd
judicial District Court o: the State OF
Louisiaua, in the above entitled and
numbered cause. and to :ue directed. I
have seized and taken into nv p0sses.
sion and shall offer for sale, tor cash.
without appraisement, to the last vnd
highest bidder, according to law. 1t the
principal front door Of the court houea
in the Town Of Franklin, La, on
SATURDAY. TIE Sra DAYOF
NOVEMBER. A. D., 1919,
between tue legal hours OF IL O'Clock
a. m, ard O'Clock p. M, all and sim
GUAR, the following described property.
to-wit:
That certain tract or psrcel Of land
.ying and being situated in the Parish
vi st. Mary. State OF Loaisians, bound.
ed north ty property OF 4. A. Lecnon.
LAST by property Of Louis Levy, south
by property Of John BOdin, west hv
property now, or formerly Of A. 4.
honvIliain, containing three aud one
half acres, this being the same rcpertv
acquired by the Mortgagor by inheri.
tahce from his father and mother both
deceased.
CHARLES PECOT, Sheriff.
>heriff's Office, Parish of St. Mary. La.
October End, 1919.
l.. y. PEcoT Attorney.
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If its an accessory you want for
that automobile, call at Ibert's Fill
ling Station and yoa viii most al.
ways ti2a Il
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Inner tubes vulcanized at Ibert's
on short notice. Tires changed while
you wait with automatic tire changer.
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OPERA HOUSE
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 22nd
Gordon-HayS Stock Go.
"Mrs. Temples telegram

Reserved seats now on sals at Frere
Drug Co.
Lover Floor, Reserved 40c. Balcony
35.25. War Tax Added.
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Will buy pecans in large and
small quantities. SAM SERIo,
Franklin, La.
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Excellent assortment of Toilet
articles. VARIETY BAZAAR,
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Miss Hilda Gudarian has &C.
cepted the position of stenogra.
pher with the law firm of Foster,
Boatner & Foster. Miss Myrtle
Loussalot having resigned.
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uonefy ~ cents a box and
eR VARIETY BAZAAR.

ona Tires and Tubes are now
ICED Tor 5000 miles, and Dia.
oeQ eas-nss carry an 5000
pa pas1antee, All sizes In stock
faltag Station.
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Beautiful line of Thermos goods.
VARIETY B AZAAR.
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Mirrors and Picture Frames 25
cents up. VARIETY BAZAAR.
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Will bay pecans in any quaint
ties. SAM SERIO. Franklin, La.
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CONDITIONS FOR ESTIMATING.

Rids will be received untii II @ clock
noon, December Isl, 1919, for the
erection and entire completion uf n
two story and ha>em-ut brick sch nos,
10 The city Of Morgan City. Lx,, tox
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That if this honorable body will
pass resolution worded in substance
like tie writing hereto attached, peti-
toner will proceed with ali prelimin-
AIRY work necessary to the holding of
said election, and have the same held
under the supervision of such Off
GERS is the statute reluires and have
the result of the same reported to the
representatives Of this hof1ora BILE body.
Respectfully submitted,
THE ALBERT HANSON LUMBER
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For Sale y

Well located, 80 acre farm, fine
rolling land, stream watered pasture,
timber, fruit and fine water, good
ten-rOom brick house, ample out
buildings. Quick sale $500. Easy
terms, possession at once, including
all the growing crops, stock and
equipment, Is acres corn, potatoes,
tomatoes, hay, straw, ETC.; team of
fine horses, new wagon and harness,
COW, shoats, 125 chickens, all
farm tools, etc.
Also have a good 100 acre farm,
we'll located, good buildings, fine
fruit, water and timber, price 81 500
including all saved and growing
C. ops, immediate possession.
Well located 9 acre place brick
house, good land, price $1,000.
For full descriptions Of these and
many more farm bargains call, see
or write Edward w. Case, I'll East
Main St., Westminster, Md. Phone 122.
Aug %, At.
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Good Farm For Sale
In Uniontown District

I offer at private sale my Farm Of
121h Acres at Trevanion, along Pipe
Greek. "A fine location, excellent
buildings, land in good state of cluti-
walton with ample acreage or timber
and some meadow land. Well adapt
ed for dairy farm. For further in
formation apply to
SOLOMON MYERS,
Aug 8 tt UniOntOWn, Nd.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-13
BOYS ARRESTED FOR TAKING REPUBLICANS
 OTHERS ARE: WARNED

David and Alfred Smith, Il and 12 years old, 1501 West Madison street, were arrested yesterday and locked up on a charge of stealing copies of The Republican from various addresses on Washington street The two boys confessed and have been released on probation.
 We are absolutely going to put an end to thefts of The Republican" said Circulation Manager Oliver King last night. Besides the papers stolen by the Smith brothers yesterday morning, several other papers which were stolen which we were able to replace before the subscribers became aware that they were gone.
 Three copies were stolen upstairs at IS West Washington street. Anoth- CT was taken from the barber shop at 46 North First street. Another was taken from the clothing store at 24 West Washington, and another from the barber shop at As North Central avenues
 Mir King also stated that a copy of The Republican was delivered to the south door of Vic Hanny's store at 5s0 o'clock yesterday morning. At C o'clock it was gone, and at 6.30 o'clock it had reappeared at the north door of MT. Hannys store.
 "The Smith boys. have confessed tC having taken copies of the paper from the public library and other places on Washington street. Mr. King stated last night, and we have line on who is getting away with the others. We are going to put stop to it.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-13
HIGHWAY ID SAN DIEGO DEPENDS
 0N CLOSING IF GAP

"The Phoenix representatives while in San Diego had number of confer ences at different times with Colonel Ed Fletcher, MT. Spreclxles and others of that city, said F. W. Griffen last night Mir. Griffen was among the Phoenix people at the reception to the Pacific fleet.
 The people of San Diego" contin- ued Mr Griffen, sare greatly interested in the early construction of through paved road from Phoenix to the coast. They point out that with the bond is sues in California, Imperial county and Yuma and Maricopa counties in Ari- zona that such paved road is now as- sured with the exception of gap ap- proximately 10e miles long between Antelope bridge and the Gila and Buckeye. They urge that the people in Arizona make every possible effort to fill in this gap and indicate every willingness on their part to give any assistance which they can.
 They are very emphatic said. MT. Griffen, "in a statement that a through paved road connecting Arizona with San Diego is sure to be built at an early date. and that if it does not come by the way of Phoenix it will come some other way. In fact the southern coun- ties of the state are making every eff fort to build such road from Tucson via AJo to Yuma, and should highway be built along this route, Phoenix would be left off.
 MT Fletcher is an enthusiast over the subject of good roads" stated MT Griffen, land points out that the pro- posed highway through Buckeye Yuma, Imperial Valley and San Diego is only IA miles longer from Phoenix than the other more direct route which could be opened by. way of Blythe and practically all are agreed that with the paving now done and in prospect along the San Diego route it offers the logical earliest through road to the coast
 T feel" declared Mr. Griffen, "as does Mir. Fletcher and the other San Diego people. that too much emphasis cannot be placed on the fact that this gap between Buckeye and the Antelope bridge must in some manner be pro vided for at an early date in order to establish permanently a main highway through the Salt Eiyer valley connect ing up with the cosst..'
Arizona republican., 1919-08-13


 ing decided to adopt the form of as sociation agreement suggested by the committee. Unanimously they voted to assess every acre the sum of DO cents, thus raising sum for propa- ganda to put over the dam that may run from s1oQ,0Q0 to twice that sum, to be expended for this purpose.
 Retain Old Committee
 The, several hundred visitors from Phoenix, Tucson and other outside points backed them up in every pos sible manner and every person who spent yesterday in Florence went home convinced that every possible legiti- mate means will be used for the con struction of this project.
 It was unanimously decided to re- tain the committee that put over She diversion dam, with one man to be added by the six. the latter being the suggestion of Harry Welch of the Phoenix chamber of commerce. This
Arizona republican., 1919-08-13

 committee, composed of three from the Casa Grande district, Judge w s Prouty, Judge A. A. Jayne and Judge P. D. Overfield, and three from Flor ence, Judge O. J. Baughn. E. G. Ciem- ems and w l. Davidson will begin the work of organization at once, and after securing the cooperation in an active manner of other sections of the state, will present the matter to congress.
 MARTA, Tex, Aug. 12.--The search for the missing army airplane carrying Lieutenants Davis and Peterson con tinued today without result Three planes from here made flights over the country south of Persidio but found no trace of the missing machine. It is be- iieved the aviators followed the course of the Rio Concho believing it to be the Rio Grande and were far in the interior of Mexico before discovering their mis take. The country along the Concho is largely desert with few inhabitants
Arizona republican., 1919-08-13
NATIONS HEADING
 GOLFERS READY FOR AMATEUR TOURNEY
IRepubIIean A. ?. Leased wIrel

NEW YORK. Aug. 12-S Secretary Howard F. Whitney of the United States Golf association, announced to- day the entries and pairings for the national amateur golf championship, play for which will begin next Satur- day morning at the Oakmont country club. Allegheny county, Pennsylvania.
 There are l32 entrants but more are expected by mail from distant clubs before the tournament starts.
 Only two Canadian players are among the aspirants for the title but nearly all the prominent golfers in the country are on the list Among these are six former winners of title, includ- ing Charles rChick" Evans of Chicago who won the last championship, played for in 1918 at Philadelphia The other erstwhile holders of the national honor who will try for it again this year are Jerome Travers, E. M. Byers, W. c. Fownes. Jr., and Francis Ouimet.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-13
AMATEUR TEAM BEAT SENATORS

TOLEDO, Aug. 12.-The Rail Lights, a local semi prof fessional baseball club, pounded Fuller for six runs, one of which was 8 four base drive, in the second inning and the Washington American league club was defeated in an exhibition gaAne here today, T to 2.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-13
MRS. HAYWARD HEADS NATIONAL WOMAN'S
 PARTY IN THIS STATE
fRepublicas A. P. Leased WIre]

DOUGLAS, Aug. 12-Mrs Nellie Hayward. a member of the lower house in the Arizona legislature, announced tonight at her home here that she had been appointed state chairman for the national WomaIls party. She intends at once to request Gov. Thomas E.. Campbell to call a special session of the legislature to rarffy the Susan B, Anthony amendment to the constitu- ton, she said. M aThe state hal, had woman's suffrage for a number ol years and I feel that 1 1t should be willing to go on record in favor of women voting throughout the nation" said Mrs. Hayward T am convinced that if a special session Of the legislature be called, ratification of 1 the amendment can De obtained within few days. esi l LONDON. Aug. 13.-The Mirror claims to have good authority for stat ing that Viscount Grey of Fallodensnas accepted the post of British ambass
 aaar at Waahinst2a-