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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-04-10

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd judicial District Court-pa,-
ish of st. Mary.
Albert Gabriel (alias Gable) Va
Georgiana Williams, ct. ais.
No. 1879

J Be it known that acting under and
by virtue OF an order OF sale to me
directed, and issued out of the Honor.
able Twenty-Third Judicial Court a.
LOUISIANA, In and for the Parish n
ot Mary, IN the above styled and
numbered cause, |. the undersigned
Sheri1 OF the Pasish of St. Mary,
La, VIII ofer for sale and sell at
pubic auction. for the purpose of eff
Getting a partition thereof between the
pialntlf and the defendants in the
above styled and numbered cause, on
SATURDAY. MAY lsT, 1920.
at the principal front door of the
Court House at Franklin, La, be-
tween the legal sale hours of IL
O'Clock a. m, andi4 O'Clock D. m, all
and singular the following described
real estate, to-wit:
That certain tract of land lvinp
and being situated in the Cypremorf
Prairie, Parish of st. Mary, louisa
ma, fronting on the public road lead
lng from Sorrel TO Glencoe: contain
Ing superficial area of ten acres: and
oelng bounded on the North by
land OF Latoussaint Joseph, on the
East by the property of julien, South
by property of Julien and West by
the Public Road; being the same prop
erty purchased by John Gabriel (alias
Gaolel from LeBlanch Legnon on
Jan II, 1904, as per deed of sale re-
corded 10 Conveyance Book Pr page
~; together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon. and all rights, |
Ways, privileges and servitudes there
% belonging or appertaining
The said sale is to be for cash with
)ut appraisement.
CHARLES PECOT.
oherlff, Parish Of ST. Mary, State OF
louisiana
Office, Franklin, La, March
9th, 1920.
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,;on ANIED at once two partly fur
ha.u rooms with convenience of
~. I'M" oS a refined middle aged couple.
IA. are permanently located here
Address P. o. Box 527.
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For Sale.

Eight lots in Ditch Annex and one
house and lot in Are N Addition; all
in Morgan City. Amply to Joseph
Kramer or Louis Kramer, Franklin,
La.
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Evening journal., 1920-01-24
SPRINGS Nv THE AIR
THEY'RE TALKING BAIL

Spring IS about eight weeks removed
from this dark and dismal date. The
E,kton boys are satisfied with the Del
Mar League as It wss last year and
they want TO gct in again for the
coming season. NO forward that end,
letter has been received by The
Evening Journal sports editor. wanting
20 know how things are moving in the
Del-Mlr baseball world.
Well, how about il, boys? Do we go
again next season?
In 1919, the league staried as q six
team circuit, with Eikton. Continental
Fibre Company, of Newark, New Castle,
Pennsylvania Railroad, Wildel and Cen
eral Chcmical Company, Of Marcus
Hook. IS the six components. About
July Z the Continental team and that
OF the Chemical Company dropped
from the circuit. leaving a four-team
league, which conslnued business until
the end Of the season.
It's not too early TO talk Del-Nfar
baseball; in fact, It's just the proper
time. But say-wonh the old fans be
pleased 10 hesG the old pill humping
In the glove, or ringing off the bat?
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
Why Not Gire Jack Doyle Chance?

Then Doyle came back TO America
and took up residence IN Detroit under
the management OF Fred Scheer. He
boxed an exhibition with Jack Dempsey
when the champion was on a swing
around the American cities after beat
ing Willard. lie stung Dempsey so
hard that n angered Jack and the two
blk boys were throwing caution TO the
winds and were engaged in a iistic
rough house when Manager JACK
Kcarns stopped 10.
Scheer accepted match FOR Doyle at
Grand Rapids. He understood 10 was
20 be the main CO. but when he ar
rived there ne found 10 the semi-win-
up. He refused 10 let Doyle go on and
as result Doyle was suspended by
the State boXing commission. And there
were no other offers.
Scheer says the other heavies have
heard Of Doyle and are afraid 10 tackle
him. And he is going TO move as far
away from Detroit as he can in the
hopes Of getting some work for his
man. They are going 60 New Orleans
90 convince promoters Of the big south
ern metropolis that Doyle is worth
looking az.
Doyle stands six feet two and
weighs 205 pounds. lie won eight fights
In 1918, an but one was by knockouts.
He has never been beaten-and he
doesn't think me Will be.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
ny rREn ruRRYvILLE.

~ lack Doyle, heavyweight lighter mas
been back from overseas many months
and has been in almost constant train
ing since that time. and yet hasn't had
a match
This big fellow who moved across
the Canadian hordcr into Detroit late
last summer thought he could get
plenty Of work over here and believed
.Ahis army record would be sufficient
Recommendation 10 managers and pro
moters.
Jack Doyle is a heavyweight asplr-
ant He was born in Syracuse, n u
"a years ago. but when mite Of lad
Ills folks moved across into Canada aud
there Jack grew up. lie did his hrsi
real boxing in 1918 and his record Is a
lalong string Of knOckouls.
re went overseas with the Canadian
Royal Horse Artillery and won the
championship of The Canadian overseas
5orces in the tourney at London And
fhG isn't all; he met and defeated
Gunner Dick Smith. former British
champion and at the time champion Of
the British armies. In four rounds. u
Asus left 90 The chin that sent smith
10 sleep four rounds earlier than
GEORGES Carpenter was able 20 turn the
jrick.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

There's fee o7pleniy on The ground
and the trees are festooned with sleet
and icicles. People are slippln' and
fallin' on the January Zee. The skies
are about as prophetic of April as a
parrot is, or who VIII be our next
President. However baseball will never
die until tie United states does. aud
even In the very dead OF winter the
stove Leogue wakes warm, Behold =.
The clouds are waited away, ihe mas
ical charm Of Spring perv0des the air,
the trees have put on green mist OF
buds. and Cy Perkins Is out back OF
the stable, warmin' up with Bill
jenkins.
And the members OF the stove League
haven't forgotten the De,-Mar League
OF last year. Already The fans OF Elk
ton have awakened 10 the fact chat
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
Jack and Tom and Jerry
Photographed in Mexico

MEXlC0 CITY .by mall Jan. 81
jack johnson was the biggest and
tle blackest thing on the avenue de
Nadero when thc Evening Journal cor
respondent spied him.
Would Jack please pose for a pic
ture?
Would he eat fried chlckeu?l
Unfortunately the TON and Jerry
sign on an Americans cantina was
snapped better lhan the ex-heayy-
Weight champions face.
Jsrk's the boulevardeeT OF Mexico
City. lie was dressed in natty rid
Ing costume this day.
"I've Just had my daily ride" said
the former ring master. "Am In
Aghiin irim-say feel great. Weight
about 2i0 and good as ever
Jack spars with the Mexican dons
in his private physical culture stu
do" He fought bull here one sun
day-lcarned the game in spain, and
Is fair at it
They say Jack has none Of his Die
American-made fortune left But he is
seltlnC by apparently without any
visits from Mr.. Wolf. Jacks second
While wife is with him.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
GAMES AT SETTLEMENT.

BUCKLE" Conley's fast Penn-Del bas-
ketball five will tackle the St. Michaers
team, Of Chester, in the Peoples Set
uement 5bnight, Along with this
stellar a,traction, The Goldey College
quintet j. scheduled to meet the
Dover High School team.
In the Penn-Del lineup viii be the
same players that defeated Niscose
seconds last week. The team has also
defeated the Shamrock five. Buddy
Allen and HAP" Sheehy Will play the
forward positions. "Hobey' Anderson
win Jump center, and Wolfe and Webb
viii take care OF the guarding. Bud
Speakman has been chosen 10 do the
refereelng. In The school game, Col
dey will have two new men in uniform
Grant, former Washington High
player. and Comegys, who have ma
terially strengthened the local team.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
Sill LVERBR00k TO
PLAY BALL AGAIN

At the weekly meeting Of the Silver
brook A a. held az the home Of Frank
Gebhart, D. p. Bivis was elected man
ager Of the baseball team for the com-
ing season. It was decided TO play in
dependent baseball. Coyle Slaughter
and Baker Of Wilmington. and Tatter-
sail OF Wesley. and Covngton Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad are an addition
to last years lineup.
Sllverbrook basketball team is show
ing up strong in practice and would
like TO arrange games with arst class
teams, such as Emmanuel Of New
Castle, Elkton, Newark, Kenneth
Square, Chester as we'll az any VII
mington teams. Those wishing games
should address D. P. Bivis, No. 5i5
Bayard avenue. The next meeting Of
the association will be held al the
home OF B. Birgrun, No. 1916 Lovinlng
avenue on next Wednesday evening.
Al members. are requested to be pres
ent. on next Monday evening Silver
brook quot team will meet Union at
Silverbrook.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
J,TL noe OWNERs-NOT DOCs.

MARIETTA, O., Jan. q United Press
-Imnoundine owners of dogs instead Of
The dogs themselves has been decided
on here by Sheriff Roberts as a cure
for persons who violate the local dos
license act.
with the advent OF the new year,
Roberts issued the usual warning
AGAINST failure TO buy dog tags. Many
owners Of CANNES ignored the warning
So Roberts promulgated the new edict.
He holds it is cheaper TO imprison and
feod the owners Of the dogs than to
feed and house the dogs and then pay
70 have them killed.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
KEYSTONE CLUB
SHOWS HOME PLAN

Members OF the Keystone Field Cluo
win devote evary effort beginning
Monday morning 10 raise the remain
der Of the 5000 for their clubhouse
Pans for this building are on exhibi-
ton in the Market street window OF
Snellenberg's store. The sketch, which
is front elevation, shows a three
story structure, Of very neat and hand
some appearance. The quarters Of the
club win probably be constructed OF
brick. either brown or red. according
10 present plans. The interior Will
contain two large auditorlums, one to
be used as a gymnasium, the other for
social affairs Several offices and indi-
vidual exercise rooms will also be a
feature. If built, this structure will be
the finest home Of an athletic club in
the state.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
SHAMROCK DEFEATS PARKslDE

TIC shamrock academy i've trim
med the Parkside Aggles in Shamrock
Hall by 32-i7 score last night The
floor work OF Mitchell and the shoot
ing OF Dugan featured the game, which
was fast throughout, Notwithstanding
the one-sided appearance Of The score.
The Shamrock team would like 10 ar
range games with any second class
team OF the city or ST. Michael's team
Of Chester and Carney's Point.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

1T sometimes hurts TO ponder
70 was worrisome 10 tlinh
b. or he kale you used % sQumder
When you legally bought drink.
Bnt in the present crisis
fo Does it cause you pain or mirih,
H. compute at bootleg prices
- How much your past Is worth?
"' Chick Harley, famous f0o,0aller OF
Ohio state. has tried his hand a. has-
feiball and after spending Few days
.iin the hospital emerged with ine word
ihai basketball was a rough game.
There are q lot OF folks who think
basketball is lady-i.ke sport Nld
there are Others who sn'cker at the
montion of tennis But DO takes q iol
tf stamina TO keep up the lnce
The American association Is playing
- game lefi-hand l lrsiead OF lhe
customary pennant GO iha champion
Am 10 lhe league ile owners nave
oetided hereafter 90 give silver low
ing cup. And there Is nothing 90 put
So 90.
me chief mourners so the bier oi
J0aa Barlcycorn have applied Tor tne
v i,hmen jobs OF the oonded ware
houses.
shly days or moro remau
7Tra lhe pop boys yll again
Babe Ruth and Jack Dempsoy live on
ile fat Of the land, while college pro
fsssors have a hard struggle setlins
enough 90 eat tie tough world
Looks Ike we ought o. Close up me
schools and build more lsll clubs ana
hsll parks. Helen II Taft acting pres
iasnt of Bryn Mawr College heard ail
about Babe and jack and included them
in her appeal Tor a fund 10 increase
iae pay OF educators
Baseball magnatcs I'm the psst nave
btn called avid but when iney lne'
IN Chlcago next month the y can pe
changed TO an r.
Apple Jack is "a stake horse al
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
sQoMt S S @ sez5 % Do SIS EbalEs
1..lll 1l,llAAIILE.

!. BIRMINGHAM came very near plotting the
Indians TO a pennant in the ante-bellum days
Joe was o real manager when IL came 10 put
ling the punch into the diamond battle, but,
perhaps he was too young then for the JOB
for there arose bad feeling on the team and u
became a "house divided" Joe drew the can.
A few years have passed along and Joe comes
back strong as manager Of the championship
pittsneld team Of The Eastern League. II was
"a remarkable team from all angles but par
icularly was il strong in puttlns over the
big punch Joe taught his boys how to score
runs ana they scored em. Official figures
show Pittshed scored Ave runs to the game
pittstleld didn't lad in anything else, except
ing in the percentage OF games won. But as
long as Birmys boys can score nye runs to
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

Whisky dealers are resorting
To the pinch Of booze exportins;;
It's an article this country VIII not
keep.
II it's split into the ocean,
Many men will take a notion
To be rocked within the cradle OF the
deep.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

Democrats are busy guessing
On a question that is pressing:
Whether Wilson wants another term,
or don't.
Bakeries and McAdoodles
Are uneasy in their MOBILES
For they're hoping in aheir hearts
that Woodrow won't.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
pAuLeRORo CANCELS.

The dupont basket ball team Of Pau's-
boro. y. J., have sent Manager Eddie
Abrahsms. Of the Wilmington a. A
five. a telegram canceling tonights
gane Due 10 the bad road conditions
between Woodbury. and Paulsboro the
trim was believed inadvisable, and a
game has bcen arranged for Febru-
airy fl with the locals
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
so GAME TONIGHT.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Jan. 2i-Delaware College
basketball team has no game for to-
night Dickinson College having can
ceiled the game scheduled owing to
mid-year examinations This leaves
Delaware without a game until Friday
Of next week when the team viii play
Hayerford al Hayerford Tie .oAt home
game vii be with FranAnn and Mar
shall on Felvuary 6.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
ANoTHER sANpLor sTAR sIGNED.


Cleveland sanoer Indians right from the start
he The a winner
OF ban regular BAH field before But George
another Cleveland
springs Cardinals not on the trail OF George
skouts the & practically had accepted terms NV WIN u,
Indians
he last could South with his former playmate
promises He's big fellow
possible that the
Cleveland
had development the big
nd
ed IN the and the minors
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

After a prolonged vacation.
Charlie Chaplin treats the nation
With a comedy that banishes your
sighes.
We don't know why Charles screen
times
Are so few and far-between-times-
But perhaps he is conserving custard
MICS
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
M,DELEY OIrCLAssEn

Mer7wck's baskctb II five outclassed
the Madeley aggregation. 30 to "a last
night. The overwhelming defeat was
handed out by the revised edition or
the Wildel team in The most finished
manner, iwth all-round teamwork on
The part fahe winners featuring the
contest, This phase Of the game was
50 briliint thai the Madeley five at
times did not have eheir hands on the
bail for three and four minutes at a
time
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
nRAck.EX TAKES EVE.

The Brack-EX quot team OF the ALI
Wilmington League found the Pennsy
players easy money for a TO 0 score
ast night The suburbanites appeared
90 have reached their form after the
shut-oul victory over the railroadcrs.
fne score.
Brack-Ex ....... 81 q q q 2i-J
peuna. Il Il. 49,. I 10 - 10 i2-0
Brack-Ex. p Leach. E.
Geiger. T. Dougherty and W. s Monck-
ton Pennsylvania r. r.: II. c. Potts, A.
Hughes, f. Joyce and W. Mcintyre.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

Now's the time when all the bowlers
From the champs 10 gulley--rollers,
With their partners TO the alleys
gaily dance.
But this strenuous game this season,
Shall not lure US, for the reason
That we fear TO bust our only pair
Of pants.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

I Havana. We remember when highDal
was a big fayoriie.
Maybe we1l ind on, what they rec
ally paid for Ruth when the income
tax msn gets in his work.
Was it Natures Protest:
As soon as The promoters suggested
Tia Juana there began TO be earih-
guakes IN Mexico.
The underpold clerk WHO reads shout
BlDe Ruth's achievements spends his
days and most OF The nights wondcr
ing where he can set some ego.
pat Moran won a pcn-ant with dis
cards and mis1ls last season and then
he won the world series, you cant
blame him for tackling a few more
on his payroll. Elmer Miller, %, vet
Gran who has had major league eX-
perience. probably viii be the mex
10 ioin the Reds. lie Is now with -
PAUL but Moran is after him. Anj
then Pat has taken Sammy Crane from
INDIANAPOLIS. an nnelder OF class who
iNMu N NIANNEE Will W Nl7AAt l. NH'iAr
4 geezer from the suburbs
Took lunch ono day with two
Real entertaining fellows
Who knew a thing or two.
They got him in between them
And then remarked: perhaps
You'd find 70 rather pleasant
10 shoot a little craps
whats craps? the geezer questioned
I've never heard the name;
But you can teach me easy.
I'm quick to learn o game.
They taught him an the secrets
OF Phoebe. Little Joe,
Big Dice and all his comrades
And then began 10 throw
They started with the geezer.
lie never lost the cubes;
lie sent them 10 the cleaners
Lick two crestfallen boobs.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
wrpr ov REIvC CALLED A vaMP.

BOSTON, Jan. 23-Mrs katharine Lar-
pen wept in court when an attorney
called her a vamp. She must pay Mrs.
Emma Weatherby $1,000 for the alien
alton Of the affections Of Charles NJ
WeatherDy.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
MilnlinnlOn.
Facu'tN.

FIeW gOaIS-DdNIs 2, DuUu oIUNtI
., Plerson Newlin 3. Green 4, Ander-
son. Foul goals-Davls. Stover, Heal,
Newlin. Green ?; Anderson. Substitu-
tlon-Gibson for Pierson.
Girls representing the Ridley Park
High School were no match for the To-
cal basketball team, the latter com
ing out so far ahead that the correct
score is uncertain. Miss Seilor seem
ed 10 be the most consistent scorer.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
HIGHLET FIVE TAKES
CHANCE AND LOSES

Villa Nova couldn't show up 20 play
their scheduled game with the quin-
tet Of the Wilmington High School
yesterday afternoon, so rather than
disappoint the fans, five OF the faculty
OF the school took the place of the
visitors. That the old timers had not
lost their eye for the basket nor their
skill in dribbing was evident after
a few minutes Of play. At the con
clusion OF a fast and exciting contest,
the schooIboys were nosed out by The
narrowest Of margins, 1922.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

Did you ever stop 10 think that the
Want Ads in your daily paper may be
the stepping STONE that you need on the
road TO- success 2--Ady
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
Mest sidc.
HAGITY MAs MAIknArn

Hagley first walloped Chester High
five here last night. 30 90 10.
The Hagley baskctbailers are out for
the penn-Del scalp. and would Ike 70
arrange q game with the Settlement
five as soon as possible The score:
Haglcy lI6I Chester ffOl
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

Field Club Building Fund, southeast
corner Fourth and Poplar streets.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

Ile
mi Ptshed likes BrIny ana
he another Hey
4, ,seeh aim back IN the major
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

frankie kid Fields has his heart
and soul in his work, and il prepared
ness amounts 10 anything the Kids
battle is won before the zero hour.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

Father, please tell me on the
2 square,
Who is that fellow over there,
That husky guy with shoulders
square,
Who seems to be engaged in
prayer?
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

Dad thinks I'm an stuck up cause
wunt ware Felt boots any more.
Waal ilgger that ! can't ware boots
and change EN- in FEB. cause lde take
cold and wouldenl ware EN- south
20 camp
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

Beware, Kid Ralph is out on the
warpath for you.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
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:RhNmeoReNews:
O<Recenk WeNS:
ke,veS 81 R1NO GORDCW
'RckzDes6 6y EMP4RHJ

English, French and Belgian jurists.
For a pair Of German tourists
Who in Holland have been taking
matters lax,
Now have all the legal dope full;
And the Kaiser and his hopeful
Soon will get It where the chicken
got the ak.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

Olen Hackett was elected commander
in chief Of the baseball team for the
coming season, and with such men as
Farran. Winters and few others 20
assist him, Hackett will undoubtedly
enjoy the banner year of the club.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

Gus Johnson is the possessor Of a Sc
cret that most people would give any
thing TO learn. He is the Beau Brum-
mel Of the association. and still nc is
chairman Of the day committee.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

My son, he's In a sorry plight,
He would not battle when he
might,
And now the poor misguided
wight
Is begging for a chance to fight.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

Have you made your donation. II not,
why not9 Send all contributions to
r. H. Buckmaster, chairman keystone
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

Buck Twin Miller, who several
years ago was one OF Philadelphia 5
leading mitt wielders, ana VINO holds
no-decision bout over Abe Attell'
when the latter was champion, gave a
short workout Buck has been a mem
Der Of the field club for the past few
weeks, being located in the grocery
business at Tenth and Wilson. He has
expressed a desire to return TO the
roped arena.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

Havana. We remember when highDal
was a big fayorile
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

Maybe wel ind on, what they rec
ally paid for Ruth when the income
tax msn gets in his work.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

Work and stnl more work is the cry
That is ringing among the little army Of
workers. and az the rate the conrtibu-
t.ons are coming in il won't be long
before they can call a halt and rejoice
over a h8rd-earned victory.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24
Key y-tOne Gleanings

Last Saturday at midnight the curtain
was rung down on the first half Of the
keystone Field Club building cam
paign.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

The old-timers, George Winters and
Dan Farren, gave the boys short ad-
dresses after the special meeting last.
Thursday evening. Both men spoke on
several branches of sport and expressed
their approval at the progress the club
is making. After they had finished
they threw their hats in the ring TO
show they were in earnest.
Evening journal., 1920-01-24

Bni In the present crisis
Does 1t cause you pain or mirih,
H. compute at bootleg prices
How much your past Is worth?