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Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23

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Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23

rs The ca>n may py. rsccut IN cs,.
- nf female, who shall have a'.
tanned the age Of j. Years prior to
the 20th day Of June. 1921
Heretofore. 3 gIrI II is OF mnnr
could obtain a license without the
consent of her parents Dunkhn
Democrat.
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23
Came
HOT WEATHER EATS

Sne,..' for on, week H. fresh cocoa go.
with gar Free
J... n me assortment of cook.,- fresh from
the h.h.. including graham and soda crackers.
r.. .oga own baking try our contcctipner',
sugar wt,h makes many delicious frostines with.
uut ea.n.aa
r.. a i.dt salads or ices We can furnish
you with 1e-h fruits or any kind Of canned l-Ji,
mcIudn- lei Monte pineapple, sliced or grated. in
20c cans, Fresh, ripe peaches this week Aiso
fresh san, Clara prunes and cup raisins On tnsl.
F.. c,ll lunches try our spicy fresh baked ham
tuna Hh, Cheese peanut butter and soda all hayor,.
on ice
E l. ALLEN
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-23
&. | A L L E N

smiling people such as our friend.
II. Il. Ncnahlc. DAISY
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-09

:. tnowp and loved fer forty year - cry
Sl Dss wsd where Ooeks are rea aa cnh[ 20 n ie, ,hs
unuy ,,a ,vbos. autobiography was ~c0or.ed
The rosas' to a0,is delight mary nNon' of ree: in
Z q e5,as6s % '5s Psis. Of be sss" si" 55'
His Efe tnrou and fears: It's contact with the lives OF
early peasf s. Of human beings; its hardshiPs dangers
90 .i' 'uais1"ss. a1s these are on0'dsd ." The picture
gftsn up, Rs,r+,," ;s all that the book
Inc S'.. =. Every bit of the story has been Z. !, aad
Was-ana, NJ, have been inerPo1teI Black b12a;y
.ia,rss' so,s of han beings we'll as Of horses,
:. i. flnersion thrilling and romantic drama mas
- r.n ms at the human being, and II many ?Aascs OF
been aR,a Sp ty participates without bcng a"Tc OF It's
M a,,. and One big part hs is payns The 'Gfr "'Hf
which B Bssa save. ,as The day. provides '"S Of the
=. p.;cs the leading ole of Jessie Gor'.on, IS
~, aDDea, heroine AMI her portrayal will long be
'1sssb.red W. this unusual |itagrapa producuon
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-09
STATE Or LOUISIANA

23rd Judicial District Court-Par-
ish of St Mary.
Dr.. Charles Chassiagrsc va Mrs
Alice Natili Dyer. No. ID 9JS.
Under and by virtue of an order OF
seizure and sale issued out of the
Honorable 23rd Judicial District
Court of the State of Louisiana. in
the above entitled and numbered
cause, and to me directed, | have
seized and taken into my possession
and shall offer for sale, for cash,
without appraisement. to the last and
highest bidder. according to law, as
the principal front door of the court
! house ip the Town OF Franklin, La
on %
SATURDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF
APRIL. 1921.
a. III and o'clock p. m the follow
ing described property. to-wit:
"Three certain lots of ground, with
all the buildings and improvements
thereon, and all the rights. ways,
privileges. servitudes, appurtenances
and advantages thereuntO be longing
or in any wise appertaining, situated
in Morgan City. Parish of st Mary,
State of Louisiana. and described as
follows, to-Wit: H. Lots Nos. O1e
| III, Two (2). and Three (3), 10 Block
No. Three 81 of Arenz Annex to the
the town of Morgan City, according
to the survey thereof by S. A Brad
ford, recorced in Conveyance Office
of the Parish OF St. Mary, said lots
having a total frontage of one hum
dred apd fifty six feet. by uniform
depth, but between irregular lines of
one hundred and fifGy feet.
'l2) Another tract Of land with all
the buildings or appurtenances there
unto belonging or 10 any wise apper
taining). lying directly in the rear OF,
and adjoining the above described
lots and Measuring sixty-fve feet on
the north side of Arenz street and ex
tending back, between parallel lines,
to the Nortl ern boundary Of Block
| Three.
THE WHOLE OF said property being
bounded on the North by the property
now or formerly of A. Macarthur. on
the East by The property now or for.
merly of John ArenZ, on the South by
Arenz street. and on the West by
Fourth street,
CHARLES PECor,
Sheriff
Sherit1's Office, Parish OF St. Mary,
La, March lst, 1921.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-09
SATURDAY. TIE 9TH DAt Oi
APRIL. 1921,

between the LEGAL hours Of IL "'.Iuck
a. m. and o'clock p m., the fpluv-
iug described property tO-wit:
That certain tract or parcpi .f
land. ling aud being situated in the
CyIrtmrrt Prairie, st. .iary Parish
Louis, ,ana. cnDtainiDg Twenty -rinr
I2gl acres mole or less, being bouud-
"a 90 The moth by property Of Henri
Julien, on the east by thu property IS
Alex nder Dunesnil. on the south by
Public Road. and on HE west hv the
property now or formerly of T.
Locket, together with AL the build
Jugs and improvements thereon. aud
all the rights, ways. privileges, and
appurtenances lhert unto belonging,
or appertaining
Being the same property acquired
by Clabare Richard from The ST
Mary Building Association on Octo-
Der % I'D, l9lS'
CHARLES PECOT.
Sheriff.
Shertf's Office. Parish o. st Mary,
La March lSt 1921
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-09
For Sale.

One and three-fru' tbs arpents wide
aud fourteen arpents deep two miles
from Houma. La on the right des
scending Bayou, Terrehnnne Parish
between Joe Piconni aud Jackson
Saminier properties o" Schriever
road. Price, $3, 900 90, Sl3s. OJ cash
and the BALANCE in three years A fine
place to make a good family home
Apply to r. l. LEBLANC,
Box 40S, Trauk in, La
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-09
What .Thelew York Newspaper
critics Sd About ''Black Beauty

. far be,roduet than the book itself. ard ii is prob
1. N, Anna Sd would say as much Must be considered
m the dneces Of motion picture work of the season.
;dm, ulay dgvng Of large patronage and long ife-
NJ York MorniuFord.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-09
TO THE PUBLIC.

| will start Easter Sunday
handling Velvet Ice Cream.
Your patronage will be ap-
preciated.
Laurence L. Boudreaux
Phone 345,
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-09

9ht after tveeks run Of The Kid the Strand Theatre
rs this weeack Beauy-another of the best pictures
d season. Ticture is 90 refreshing in its atmosphere
st Its and clean in its purpose that it cannot
III upvate hearts of motion picture patrons"-New
Ixt Maning Teaph.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-09

r1nh and gdaste-thc production and direction TEEN
M hen Baceauty is ;,.e sort Of wholesome entertain
=. that budsrdy tissue in the interesting picture in
hays-New American.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-09

prcsenia he various stable characters makes this
rim one Of thuring noFelties Of the season. A very
pasaFe pFodpc which, in the immortal words of any
lhs adyertiset is fitted to customers of all ages"
N ruk Herald
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-09
STATE OF LOUISIANA
% Judicial District our,--Par.
ish of ST. Mary.

Ciabars Richard. No. 1904
Under a d by virtue of an order of
seizure and sale issued out Of the
Honorable 23rd judicial District
Court of The State of Louisiana, in
the above entitled and numbered
cause, AMI to me dire cted. | have
seized and taken into r.y possession
and shall Ctfer for SAFE. fn" cash.
without apprai>emert, t. the last and
highest bidder. according to law. ~.
the principal front door Of the court
house in the Town of Franklin La
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-09

TO bed Of, think, having made Black Beauty
ibapkme whi please infant and adult, lob which SO
NY might hava badly done, but is not At the Strand
nt xsr hosts aatsIaly quite little boys marshalled in
Z +. T. y lght twas great stuff New York
~ Nev1
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-09

Inge thatattract thousands of animal lovers to the
- u Ms seene him version of this tale follows the
- 1eassy = s-Nork Journal of Commerce. "'
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-09

aser sBlack Beauty is in many respects re-
ELs,s = b are thrills aplenty likewise the race
M 4. no.; scene being one Of the best lmings Of
8 sssso. s,sure world has produced, with success:
~ i'm sc,s Ieals. Jean Paige has an appealing
sa AeINew York Evening Mail. e'pp''
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-09

!. rsale ndeed novelty for which the producers
~ 1sse unusual credt."-New York Globe.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-09

49, .laalg hagfaph told this story on the SCI
~ Ml sven better than the book itself
The St. Mary banner., 1921-04-09

49,. sIun!erings of the season Is Black Beaut1
asi 3 ~ vampire-laden blight of the past ft's
IL IA P,is.uo' lots VINO aren't always trying to reg
m 49,. =. me human battalion and does il as one
-s0o'e born"-New York Evening Sun.
]. 6ins There is an excellent race to climax
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-20
COUNCIL CANNOT
ACT ON PROTEST
Says League Cannot Act on
German Note Unless Mem
Der Takes Initiative.

by Associated Press.
GENEVA, March 19.-The League
Of Nations cannot act on the German
protest against the enforcement or
penalties unless "a member Of the
league take the initiative Dr., Da
Cunha OF Brazil, said in u statement
Saturday.
The German note to the League
Of Nations on the allied penalties was
heCeived at league headquarters on
March Il and sent to the members Of
the council as requested by the Ger
man foreign minister, and also, in
conformity with the leagues prac-
tice, 10 all members and to the
press" declared DR. Da Cunha.
81 am not Of course, prepared TO
express any opinion on the substanc-
Of the note itself. but as president
of the council for the time being /
should like 10 emphasize that the
league itself as an ORGANIZATION has
i'm this case no power of action unless
one of its members sees fit to take
the initiative as provided by the
covenant Teh league as an essocia-
tion OF states and is not directly
endowed with executive power eX-
cept in certain specia' cases. but
serves rather as a common meeting
ground for the governments
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-20
PASSENGERS ESCAPE
INJURY WHEN LOCAL
URBAN CARS COLLIDE

Despite the fact that two Northern
Indiana railway cars coIIided head
on on s. Michigan ST.. saturday
night no serious injuries was re-
ported. The accident occurred when
w. Neilis. motorman Of the outgoing
car misiudgcd his distance at the
swithch just north of the New York
Central crossing and his car con-
tinued going until he was over the
switch and on the single track and
hit the incoming car, which was
being operated by Motorman III.
Hickey. The front end Of each car
was badly smashed, but neither OF
the railway men were injured 20 any
great extent, according TO a =.
Miles. superintendent OF TIE traction
company. The passengers on the
car were badly shaken up and a
few suffered minor bruises from
falling glass.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-20
TO PROBE FOREIGN
CONTRACT PROBLEM
Hoover to Take Up Question
of Cancellation of Export
Contracts.


WASHINGTON. March 19-At-
tention Of the 1epar,ment ~ com
uerce - 70 be given 20 the problem
Of cancellation Of contracts for
American exports by foreign buyers
Sec'y Hoover indicated saturday
So far, the secretary said hs con-
nection with the department has
been too brief 10 permit him 10 50
fully into the question which is
closely allied with the problem Ot
bolsterjng up American exports
Wholesale caucelIa tions Of con-
tracts by foreign buyers after goods
shipped from this country had are
rived ar their destinations have been
reported 20 the department Of com-
nerce from abroad. Price declines
have been responsible for The can-
cellat.ons. officials said. and in some
cases prices have dropped as much
as so percent on commodities. be-
tween the date Of contract and the
date Of delivery
Adverse exchange conditions
have been a cause Of cancellations
it was said. and the tituauon has
not been confined solely 90 Ameri-
can goods. IL has been world
wide.
Business ethics. officials said are
strained 20 the brcaking point by "a
contract which makes buyer hear
heavy loss because OF a sharp de-
cline some months after "a purchase
is made and before delivery can be
made
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-20
BARUCH SUGGESTS
FEDERAL TRUST"
Chairman of War Industries
Board Recommends New
Government Combines.

By Associated Press:
WASHINGTON. March 19.-En-
coura cement by the government of
permanent. intimate combinations or
associations in industry under federal
supervision is recommended in the
final report OF the war industries
board. Just completed by B. NJ. Ba-
ruch of New York, who was the
board s chairman
The report holds that great public
benefit in the way OF prices and album
dance Of goods, resulting from econ
omies i'm production and distribution.
are capable of being effected through
the mutual cooperation Of members
of industrial groups. as was done
during the war, and that the present
government policy Of enforced iso-
lation and costly competition is not
conducive 10 The general welfare.
Pointing out that the same power
that makes for potential benefit may
also make for potential injustices
the report recommends some sort OF
government agency which shall SUI
pervise such associations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-20
BREMEN LAD DIES
OF INJURIES; HIT
BY LIMBAUGH AUTO
Boy Run Down by Auto While
on Errand for Mother,
Mrs. Lee Western.

Richard Western. seven-year-old
son Of Lee Western, Of Bremen,
Ind. while attempting 10 cross tho
main street in front of Bremen
square Saturday morning, was
struck by an automobile and died
a few hours later at the St. Joseph
hospital in Mishawaka, where lie
was taken after the seriousness IF
his injury was ascertained.
The child was on an errand for
his mother and had started across
the thoroughfare when he noticed
a car coming towards him at a fast
rate OF speed. He attempted % step
back to the curb and was instantly
struck by a large touring car owned
by Christ limbaugh. Of Nappanee.
and driven by his son. Henry.
Witnesses to the accident said
after the mishap that the car was
travelling at a rate Of speed not
greater than 10 miles an hour and
that the driver made every effort
to avert the accident. II was the
quick move towards the curb made
by the little boy that caused his
death, il was said.
ON Errand for Mother.
At the hospital It was learned
that he suffered from a compound
fracture Of the skull. conclusion Of
the brain and cuts about the head.
The front wheel Of the car struck
the child and bore him to tho
ground. The auto was STOPPED inn
mediately by the speedy applica-
tion Of the brakes and assistance
was rushed 10 the child Although
the extent Of the injuries could not
be ascertained at the time, a Bre-
men undertaker's ambulance rushed
the child 10 the St Joseph hospital
where he died shortly before $50
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
The accident happened about
o'clock yesterday morning. at time
when street traffic in the business
Of Bremen was light II was the
custom Of the child 10 60 up town
on Saturday morning on various err
rands for his mother He had been
seen about the street several other
days and was well known i'm the
town
The child is survived by three
older brothers and two sisters who
are living at the family home.
A coroner's inquiry will be held n
Bremen tomorrow at which time It
Is expected that Henry limbaugh
viii be eNonerated OF all blame for
the accident. which the town mar
shall said last night he believed was
unavoidable.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-20
DRUGGISTS CALL
PROTEST MEETING
Assert Prohibition Regulations
Curtail Manufacture of
MediCinals.
By Associ1tcd Press

WASHINGTON. March 19.-Drug
manufacturers asserting that pro-
hlbition regulations now in effect are
curtailing preparation of essential
medicinal agents" have called a pro-
test meeting 90 be held here Monday
under the auspices of the American
Drug Manufacturers association and
the organization of pharmaceutical
chemists. Most of the larger pro-
ducers of medicinal preparations will
attend. it was announced Saturday
night
Alcohol - an extractive. solvent.
or preservative must be included in
hundreds of compounds. a statement
said. which "may be M for beverage
purposes especially If the term is
stretched 90 cover those alcoholic
addicts who viii take chances on
anything containing alcohol no mat
ter how dangerous 81 is"
The logical and equitable way Of
enforcing the law is by ferreting out
purchasers and sellers Of alcohol for
beverage purposes the statement
added
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-20
TO HOLD INQUEST
IN M'OSCAR DEATH
Say Man Beaten to Death In
California Cell Owns
Valuable Stock.
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
STOCKTON, Calf. March Ia
Amos j. McOscar, who was found
in a cell in the city Jail here Friday
night, trampled TO death by other
prisoners. has $4,000 IN a Fort
Wayne. Ind, bank, according to his
attorney. McOscar is said to have
held responsible political positions
in Washington d. c.
The inquest into McOscar's death
will be postponed until the coroner
can get in touch with relatives Of
the dead man, that official an
nounced Saturday.
Meanwhile Mike Crimmins. who
was confined in the same cell, is be-
ing held and peace officers say has
confessed that he killed McOscar
because he bothered him. Nc
Oscar apparently was beaten and
kicked TO death.
McOscar some two months ago
engaged a local attorney in an ef-
fort to have set aside provisions
Of the will Of DR.. Edward J Nc
Oscar. OF Fort Wayne. brother,
under which about $1,000 was lef,
i'm trust for him. Amos McOscaf
sought to gain possession of the
principal of this trust fund which
now is in a Fort Wayne bank.
The slain man is said to have
held several important positions in
Washington
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-20
SAYS GOVERNMENT
MUST EC0NOMIZE
Sec'y Weeks Declares L Bill.
lions Must be Provided
Within 50 Months.


PITTSBURG. Pa. March 19.-
Something like seventeen billions OF
dollars must be provided by tn fed
eral government within the next so
months 10 meet its running expenses
and refunding operations. SeCy
Weeks Of the war department de-
clared Saturday night in an address
before the Pittsburg chamber of
commerce.
This the secretary said. "is am
infinitely greater task than was ever
undertaken by any nation in the
world IN time of peace. and there is
no one. skilled I'm financial opera
tions though he may be. who does
not view the prospect with more or
less alarm. with this situation fac
ing US &c is he height of folly 10
undertake new commitments II they
can be avoided. and I assume that
no one will dissent from that propo-
siuon."
The war secretary discussed econ
omy IA government operations. reor-
ganizatiOn OF federal activities IN
Washington. taxation and the tariff
He urged repeal OF the excess prof
its tax. declaring that in period Of
falling prices il was not am effective
tax. as probably would be- shown
when the returns for this year were
published. He said there were in-
Vulnerable instances where concerns
which made large prodJs in 1919.
paying a tax on these profits. lost so
much during 1920 that on the first Of
January, 1921. their resources were
less than they were the first OF J2g-
uary. 1919.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-20
BIG EXPLOSION ROCKS SOUTH CHICAGO
Diplomatic Judge
Retreats Remark
against Blondes

By Associated Press:
NEW YORK, March 19.-Munici-
pal Court Justice William Morris,
whose recent ruling that blonde wo-
men were too tickle" for jury serv-
ice, stirred the ire Of blondes in this
and many other cities. let IL be-
come known automatically Saturday
that he himself IS a former Blond
and that he has been married to
blonde for forty years.
But what male is so callous rs
not 20 engage IN tactful lattery
when three pretty brunettes save the
day" he demanded when inter
viewed in the presence Of Mrs. Nor
ris.
That case might have been post
poned again had not three young
brunettes responded 20 the call for
volunteer tales-women 20 fill the
panel
Blondes tickle? Why my boy
they're an excellent race-blondes "
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-20
May Purchase Part
Of Western Florida
Proposal to Sell Portion to
Alabama Up to Florida
Legislature.

BY Associated Press
TALLAHASSEE Fla. March 10.
Sale 10 the state Of Alabama OF
that portion Of western Florida ly-
ing west Of the Apalachicola river.
and including nine counties is a
proposal that will be submitted 10
the Florida legislature when D.
meets next month IL was learned
here Saturday night.
The sale has been discussed sew
erela years but with no definite ac-
ton having been taken until the
Alabama Legislature at its session
IN 1919 passed an aCr providing for
the annexation Of the territory in
volved The law authorizes appoint
ment OF a commission Of three
members 10 be known as the state
boundary commission TO act with a
similar commission from Florida
whenever the Florida legislature
passed a similar act
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-20
Mexicas1S Form Plot
For Ne1U Revolution
Reports Say Cabrera and Bon
nillas Are Behind New
Conspiracy.

By Assoo Stated Press:
Ell PASo, Tex. March 1q-Press
dispatches from Las Noticias a
newspaper printed in Mexico city.
received in FL PasO Saturday, tell Of
the formation of a revolution in
Mexico headed by Luis Cabrera. the
man with the brains behind Car
ranza's government" and his broth
er Alfonso Cabrera, and Ignacio
Bon.ilas. former representative Of
Mexico % the United States.
The dispatch said the brothers
had put up S.oe0. 900 pesos 10 IL
nance the movement which was
started in the mountains OF Puebla.
principally among the Indians. Gen
Gabrielle also is mentioned In the
dispatches as helping 10 provide the
money for the plot IL is reported
that the rebels hope 10 make Luis
Cabrera president
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-20
BROTHER N FORT WAYNE.

By Associated Press:
FORT WAYNE. Ind. March IL.
Amos ] McOscar found tram
pied 10 death in cell OF the Stock
ton Calf, jail Friday night, was
brother of DIR. L. J. McOscar. well
three years ago. According to the
attorney who handed the legal af-
fairs of the McOscar estate. Amos
received several shares of valuable
stock from his brothers estate
which he placed in trust in a local
bank. The attorney was unable to
give the value of the stock. assert
ing that the affairs of the bene-
hciaries are new being handled by
q law firm in San Francisco.