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The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-21
Closing Exercises.

The commencement exercises OF the
Franklin High School were closed on
Thursday night with the presenting of
dinlomas to the graduating class,
ubich was composed Of thirty-three,
the largest 10 the history OF the
school.
The spacious auditorium OF the
huiIding was crowded with fair yOung
Girls. and bright and manly toys, all
reyelling in the warmth and gladness
of youth. There We're also gathered
there the parentS and friends to assist
their young friends in their ninth and
gladness and eager hopes as they
congratulated aud entertained their
Young and happy guests, and bade
them God-speed iu their journey
through life.
The valelictory address was de-
livered by Miss Etfie Badeaux. Its
tender pathos and the sweetness of
sentiment voiced by her chaste and
gentle words. received thrilling re-
,pouse from every heart 10 that vast
audience of friends and admirers
Judge Percy Saint delivered an elo-
ouent and able address to the school,
and Supt L A. Law presented the
Diplomas to the members of the grad
uating class.
The commencement exercises of the
Franklin High School for the year
1921 passed into history with the
plaudits of its patrons, and marked
the closing OF successful session of
nine months. We are proud of this,
our public school Of learning-proud
Of its pupils. who have shown efficient
application and study-and prouder
still OF its principal, Prof. A. b.
Murray, aud his able corps of teach
ers, whose master minds have made
it what it is, the equal 10 any in
Louisiana
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THE Lost CITY,"

Inc remains of MIR. Herman
hohichaux. who died in Lafayette
sas buried 10 Charenton on the
l4.h instant from the Catholic
CnuFch at that place. He was "a
years of age. He was born 10
Cnarenton and was a member of
the family Of that name who re.
sloe there, aud have large num-.
Ger OF relatives elsewhere In the
rafisn OF st. Mary. We extend
our sincere sympathy to his i'm.
mediate family and other rela.
uves 10 their loss and bereave.
ment,
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"The Lost City,

On Saturday. june 4th, at 8 p.
NJ will be the regular meeting
day of the St. Mary Cane Grow
ers' Association. At this meet.
ing it is expected that Professor
Perkins, of the Louisiana Agri.
cultural Extension Divi-ion, will
be present to make an address to
the farmers. To those who are
interested in agriculture, the
meeting may be of some pleasure
and profit.
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ALL ELKS.

A big dance will be given at the
Elks Home on Thursday, June
2pd. The Schri yer jazz Band
No. 1 will furnish music for this
occasion. Its up to you Bill. We
expect you and yout lady friend
to be present. A word to the old
B lie. Your wifi. enjoys an occa-
-ional dance; this is the place we
expect to see you.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-21

llen viii be : special meeting
Z Esitsellue Grove No. "a
aa d Dfuids. 90 Sunday, May
MA2p. N. Official visit by
= Oiiad 0tRcers Il New Or.
h'i' All the memb bers are re.
ssd 70 Be present. A free
ma vii begiyen after the m pe,.
MP M at 6ilvt rman's hall,
Mpasllc d cordislly invited to
mia. . Come out and have a
lHltine.
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st. Mary's Church.

Trinity Sunday, May 22nd.
Church School, 10 m
Holy Communion and Sermon.
IL q. N.
Evening Prayer and SeIm IN. s
p. n.
Morning Sermon-"St. Johns
Vision of Worship"
Evening Sermon-"To Here to
Look.
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he gnduating exercises OF St
i,as', Academy will be held al
b opera house on Thursday,
isR ieh, The closing exercises
dAh Old and successful school
dlanius. are always highly en-.
kilhius and iostruc i've. As i,
mlla been 10 the past. We be I.
Pak iailsnow the attendance OF
Gls tad spprecistive aud.
i3U
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In Charles A. O'Niell and
In Charles Pec,t entertained
n, dance 10 honor Of the Sen.
n .l,ss, Z. the home OF MIS-.
gykI, On Wednesday night.
lR house vas beautifully deco. .
llsd 10 garte' and gold, and
n.rdef and white, the school
uaeIlm cclors.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-21

:, Charles BRENNAN. nee
/. n S,lIl. Hiue, Of San Antonio,
s',,, Ii. |, visiting Dr.. aud Mr.. B
I E Snl,h and other relatives
! !, She is now en route to Los
,,sl.s, y C.l., where che will in
. Ia,u,e reside. Her many
.,,a. here we're GLAD to greet
,s,,d rave her . cordial vel.
=, ,ucua the scenes Of her old
hae.
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:. s,rIlue aud Garden City
y ,, hi JII team. will play . game e
(. .''s,',,. y, lSuoday) evening at
I. sp;'Id s.Id,in park. This game
y J, !. D'~ so,,h Witnessing. Each
] y. = nam, AID they are ab" U.
:. ',..'a.ly h, matched. The score OF
!. si'.ss M zane played by them was
4s.k
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The reception and dance given
oy the Juniors in honor of the
Seniors last Saturday evening at
Siive:man's hall, was indeed q
delightful aft .ir.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-21

!. .,,.r,l headquarters OF o., ,ne ;e'
7. 7. i,'s'y if,''.sa'.yport,tIon Co., .si will In In
. .,''. ,,,' IT. /. has rented Mr..
ln,''''. !, 'a''..ud,s,u1's building Oh
e'',, ''ur.d ',,..t, aud its entire Ousi. si
s1'' m '"t ), directed from this
.1.xa
The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-21

cs..... ..av..B n'.! Bodia Amus.meo,
u s',.s sill ! Install '..bou' ia abou'
N, Il. , .! gold fibre pic'ure
~ ! !. :. nsest made. Thi.
sis w : e pleasures sffolded n,i !
ll.',' 'sss. = \ lsediu Amusem..nu' Au.u
~ \ y. y sAe years Of lie e1.
- I. p'.:.s" ,s. i The mos,e ~ 9
NJ = y .,ssasssoed saa this com. com.
,,.,.a Y g never hesitate h.si.stedi i1s ,s
ssss..oiso - oi any, improve. :.
.s..slvs. that viii in, in.
n a,s,s = q iss PATTON, t,, ,u'
!. = sill continue Suot, .e
s.ss.::o -: 2 give Frsut. !:
I. s,ls,.aianassat,.' me- ,',s1ue, .aos'
The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-21

- - !, Aoadsy evening Mr. Chas
~ sssli si. aud ai.s Lila Todd were
!. .sa Z . Tie bonds Of matrimony
~ saa y Arthur. Texas. Mr. o..
M !. Y as con Of our ielIow.citi.
&. !. !. & Enmet o'Niell, and
= !. Il Isdd i daughter Of the
/. = ~ David Todd, who lived
=! ! !''s :, 70 the Parish of St
y. ~ !. IAs Banner tenders to
n. : a,.ass aoss cordial congratula- :
~ sl'alae them lilies choices,
md happiness,
The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-21

I'm be a silver tea e'sep
l,.I' I'D ',sj.s :, auxiliary Of the =
sl,.,I 3. 'sIs' Church At the tesidenos :sie ., s
ID. : The public ',s shich 'ns''sa will IL
y .''s'.'sr y musical aud dancing
The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-21

We learn with regret of the
death OF Miss Mabel LaBauve Of
Abbeville. which sad event hap-
pened by drowning in Vesmilion
Bay on the 11th instant. Miss
LaBauve was a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Gabriel LaBauve and q
oiece of Mrs. T. Sigur of this
place. She Loaf her bright young
life in her efforts to save the llvss
Of others. 10 the family we ten.
der our deepest sympathy in tn e
nour OF their great bereavement
and sorrow.
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m r.Wssy rIWsscay morning Miss
~. .eNulsy and Mr. Waite,
itfs...sals ssls ! Inatrisd at the Cath. .
..'.,'..ss .s's.sa. a.v. Father Rousss a .
~ ~. y %: !: Wedding cere.
s.nl.. Y. acNulty is the
n ~. d.s.aEhter I. Of Mr. and
Mn t;.'.e 's.oNulty Of Franklin
~. ~. Muddy L : resident d
~ y wv; ~, The Banners bssI
si.,,,.s...' = .'sa . .Ae happy PAL, HIs' a.
''s safough lies path.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-21
High School Annual A Great
Success.

"The Garnet and Gold,' Frank.
lin Highs frst annual has been
issued and proves to be even bet.
ter than was expected Though
small it is one of the best aanuals
ever published in this section.
The Senior Class Is proud of the
fact that they have raised the
money to pay for it, without hav-
ing asked for the donation of a
single cent.
A great deal of credit is due
Mr.. A B. Murray, who urged the
class to publish the book and
whose advice and assistance has
been very valuable to the editor.
ial staff.
The entire class has worked
hard to sell the books and dis.
tribute them among the people
Misses Hazel Middleton and An
ole Serio secured by far the larg.
est number of orders, each hav.
ing twenty odd. These two young
ladies have done an importan,
part in all work undertaken by
the class during the year.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-21

o.,,jc, sod Chafen'oa .a
D. , Sas,S, '..n, viii cross Dat, t.,
~. ", ':'n 'I:s'sads,) evening al
s' 'rs.,,o,oo parK'
The St. Mary banner., 1921-05-21

!, vii. rsrlts,!o 2! h.. has n'eas. Dsso
~, I.,', ','s .s.s .s. she is better now
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-17
JAPONSTf DELEGATE
VYPLULI.

Yokohama. Is. fiina. Cleno-
We iaponsk6 delegace ma wash
ingtonskou konferenci ma ONE
zeni zbroieni a o dalekovIchod
Mich otazkach, vyplul; dnes od-
poledne do Spoienych StatIl ma
parniku KaSima Maru. Casopi-
sv Dravi. re delepace veze s Sc
bou odzbroiovaci sm6rnici ia
ponsk6 vladv, formulovanou ka
binetem a schvalenou poradni
radou. Kopie t6chto instrukci
byla doru6ena ameriek6mu vel
vvslanci. Tisice lidi Shromazdi-
10 Sc V pristaviSti. abv pfali de
leqaci St'astnou ceStu. Start o.
byvatel6 pravi. ze nepamatuii
Sc ma rodobnou demonstraci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-17
PERSHING NADSENE
UVfTAN.

Londyn. 16. riina. Gen. Per-
shing, jenz pfichazi do Londy-
ma, ably Sc sdcastnil obradu
pri polozeni kongresni cestn6
medaile ma hrob britickeho
"neznam6ho vojaka", pfijel
sem dnes Pafize Z hod. ve-
Ger. Byl uvitan ma nadrazi w
borem hodnostaru re vSech
vladnich odboru az tisice lidi Sc
tn shromazdilo, ably pozdravili
vrchniho velitele americke ar
nady behem valkv a battalion.
ienz MIN priiel. Tvz pozusta-
va ze $50 muzu z Pateho p6Si-
no pluku a kapely o tficeti mu-
zich. Kdyz gen. PerShing w
stoupil z vlaku, Waleska hud-
ba hrala americkou hymnu,
Star Spangled Banner. Slay-
most konana bude Ultra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-17
sTAvkA Ma AaERICKYCH zELEzNIciCH NARizENA;
RUCH v HORNlM SLEZSkU.
Polaci vyveSuji sve via jky v
krajich, jichz prirceni
ocekavaji.

Berlin, rs. fijna. Polske vlai
Ky byly vyvGseny ma cetnych
mistech kraiich Katoyick6m,
Myslovick6m, Plesskem dri-
v6iSi polSti povstalci ozbroieni
ruGnicemi, hotoyi Sc braniti no.
YOU hranici. die depese k A.
bendblattu.
Nemecti obchodnici yypro-
dali skoro vSechuo sye zbozi. A.
vsak odmitaii polske penize.
DepeSe dale pravi. re ma ban
ky isou podnikany Eotov6 ito
Ky N6mci usiuiicimi vyzved-
nouti 81 sv6 penize pred dfed-
MIN oznamenim o rozhodnuti
rady Svazu Narodu. Vlaky
isou prepln6ny a velik6 zastu-
py Sc ubiraii po cestach ma Sc
yer.
Zpravy o poystani Sc sifi, a.
|vSak polskd obyvatelstvo vet3i-
Inou chova klidn6 .berouc 81 pfi
klad Z klidneho potinani pol
skych ozbroienych strait.
Buenos Aires, 16. ffjna. Po-
liticka svrchovanost mad pol
skymi a n6meckymi 6astmi
TIorniho Slezska bude okafn IL
tf rozhodnuta vynosem rady
Syazu Narodu, pravi parizskH
dopisovatel La Nation.
Plan pro zachovanl hospo-
darske iednoty industrialniho
distriktu Slezska po patnact
roku, nemz Sc uvazuje, ne
podmihuie neutralisaci uzemi,
iako pripad6 Saarske kotli-
ny Y NGmecku. Pres to, re
spravni obVody polsky a neme-
cky budou zfizeny lined, oba
distrikty Zustanou spojeny in
dustrialn6 po dobu patnacti ro-
XII.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-17
NFMCI | POLACI VARO-
VANI.

Berlin. Is. iiina. Mezispoje-
necka komise V Opoli. V Hor-
MIN Slezsku, opetn6 varovala
iak n6mecke, tax polske stra-
ny, ze vojenske moci bude
bezodkIadn6 pouzito ma potla-
ceni yytrznosti. Y kraii Bytom
sk6m, kde N6mci podnikali de-
monstrace. prohlaSen byl stav
oblezeni. Rovnez znova olive
ma byla agitace Ma zahajeni
vSeobecne stavky iako protest
prot rozdeleni Horniho Slez-
ska radou Svazu Narod6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-17
STANDARD OIL COMPANY.
DOSTALA PRY DO SVYCH SPARU CESKOSLOVE
SKO, DIE ZPRAVY z BERLfNA.

Berlin, To- ffina Standard Oil Company bvl ud6en
pny monopo peroleoveho obchodu Ceskosovenslu pod
mnkou re poeGnost kapilem korun ceskoso-
venskrch Sc uvof cehoz 30 dano hude zdarma
skosovenske Wade 20 dano bude prazsm mdm
spoecnost mus dale uvol vynaoz 50000000
ma vran sudn prospekovan b6hem p6t rok, die zprav
"Vossische Zetung"
Prav re neodvs6 americk6 spoeGnost museii
v2dat operaci Ceskoslov ranarny potrestu ze kon
cese neienom dava Standard Oil monopo peoeioveho OBJ
chodu, ale rovn6z vSeho podrfzen6ho obchodu.
Pozn red DIE postovnch zprav Prahy petroejovE
monopo Ceskoslovensku uchazey ameck6 spoec-
nost avak ednani cee te bvo
Podminkou udeleni monopou m6o by poskytnut dvouma
dove puicky Ceskosovenske vlade)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-17
NASTUPCE SENATORA
KNOXE.
Bude Jim William E. Crow,
pfedseda statniho rep. vyboru
Pennsylvania.

Washington. is. fiina. Will
liam r Grow Uniontown,
Pa. elem pennsylvanskeho
st5tnibo senatu a predseda re-
publikdnsk6ho statniho yybo-
ri. bude ustanoyen senate
Spoj. S.atu ma niSto PhilaH-
dera e. knoNe. Guv. William
G. Sproul oznami ustanoveni V
n6kolika dnech. Zpravy tyto
do5ly sem pramenu nanejvy-
Sc spolehlivFch.
s ustqnoycnim nastupce Kno
Xova nebude odkladano. v sou
hlase Sc zadosti Hardingovy
adminiStrace. jez pozoruie. ze
v6tlina y senate pro schvaleni
smluv : N6meckem Rakou-
skem neni TAX siIna. jak Sc
zpfNu zdalo.
Generalni navladni Daug-
herty, ienz odeiel do Valley
Forge. Pa. ably sc su6astnil
pohfhu senatora Knoxe v6era.
konal pozdeii poradu gu-
vernerem Sproulenn General
nj Ha}ladni pfiJefv uioze po-
sla Z Bileho domu. ably tlumo-
ell zadost presidentovu O bez-
odkladne uStanoyeni nastupce
senatora Knoxe Republikansti
vudcov6 Y senate netrOufaji 81
yyvolati mirove smlouvy. po-
kud novT senator Pennsylva-
ME nebude ustahoven. Nadeie,
ze cetni demokrate budou hla
sovati pro smlouvy blednou a
dnes y6t$ina Sc odhaduie od
tri az neivr5e do sedmi hlasu
NovI senator 2 Pennsylva-
ME Grow. eta 80 roku veku
a byl po dlouhou dobu cinnym
y pennsylvanske politice. Jest
praynikem. provozuiicim pra-
II Uniontown a mimo to ma
veIke uhelne zajmy.
Pocinaiic zitrkem, smlouya
; N6meckem bude iedinEm
pfedm6tem jednani y senate
az do hlaSoYani nj, jez Sc O.
tekava We stfedu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-17
We. VSEM POkROK.

Joliet, H., Is. rijna. Kdyz
bylo jim narizeno pol. soud-
Gem, ably opustili mesto, diva
zebraci odepreli prijati nabid-
ku pr1vodu k mestsky-n hrani-
elm. Ma miste toho zavolali 81
sveho sofera, vsedli do velke-
no automobilu a odeieli pryc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-17
WILSON POZVAN X OBJ
RADUM.

Washington, i. riina.
Woodrow Wilson. driy6isi
vrchni velitel voienskEch sil
Spoi. Stat0, ienz poyolal do
slpzby neznameho americk6-
no voiaka, ktery bude pocho-
van ma Arlingtonskem narod-
MIN hfbitoye ma den primeri,
bude pozvan k Gtastenstvi ma
obfadech ri. Wilsonova row.
n6z bude pozvana. Y Seznamu
pozvantch osob yydan6m od-
borem valky, Jest ma plvnim
mist6 president "eN-presi-
dcnti". "mistopresident.' ka-
bine {" "neivyS5i soud." atd.
Pfedseda neivySsiho soudu
William II. Taft, Jest iedinym
ziiicim eX-presidentem. mimo
Nilsona. ale tyz puide Sc Gle
NY neivySSiho soudu. Cetne re-
publikanSke zurnaly ma vIcho-
de uvereinily redakcni tlanky,
Y nichz zadaly, ably jmGno dri-
v6i5iho presidenta zahrnuto
bylo do Seznarlu cestnych po-
zvanTch hosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-17
WOOD v URADE CUVER-
NERA FILIpIN.

Manila. P. T., Is, iiina. Le-
onard Wood stall Sc general
MIN guvernerem Filipin dnes.
Bvl zaprisahnut bezprostrednf
20 SVEN prfjezdu 2 Japonska
a ujal Sc povinnosti sveho no.
veho uradu. Jeho nastolovaci
rec, niz sliboval poctivou, IL
spornou, pokrokovou a zdat-
nou vladu, vyvolala celkem
dobry DOZEN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-17
RUDE z TOHO SVATBA?

New York. Is. fijna. Pi.
Francoise Levaprestova. iez
slavila sve ste narozeninv T..
fiina We SVEN domove Ma State
Island, obdrzela postou nabid
mutt k snatku od F. Lindsay-e
z Baltimore. ienz tita 1o3 ro-
XIV veku. "Zena neni nikdy do
s+i starou X provdani Sc, pra-
villa pi Levaprestova, ale jeSte
nedospela k rozhodnuti, pfi-
ime-h nabidku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-17
CLEVELAND PRY SETRNYM ME.STEM

New York 16. Tijna. Boston jest tim neaamotratnti-
sim Baltimore tim neise1neisim des nevetsch ameri-
ckych NEST pokud tyce obecnich vydan die stay
rejn6ne dnes National Security League We vete etrovan
provedeneho zmnenou organsac vlohy havu
ton $3506; Ptsburg, $2981 New York, $2834 Ange-
es $2662 Philadelphia S24.55; St Louis $2337 Chicago
$22.52; Detroit S2113; Cleveland, $2096 Baltimore
Vylohy ederani vlady die zpravy gy cn pry $3.50
dou rodinu We Spoienych Statech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-17

mrela L. rijna a nyni Sc sdelu-
ie, ze spachala sebevrazdu po-
zitim velke davky opia. Prici-
nou byly pry neustale neshody
S byvalou cfsaroynou vdovou, k
Will snatku byvaleho cisare,
pro nehoz kazda ze jmenova-
nych zen mela jinou nevestu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-17
SEBEVRAZDA PRINCEZNY
GIN.

Peking. 16. rijna. Princezna
Gin. matka byvaleho cisare
cinskeho Hsuan-T -Tunga, nedo-
speleho chlapce, jenz sesazen
byl trGnu IL. 1nora 1912, ze-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-17
1,26S,364 VOLICU V NEW YORKU.

New York, 6. fiina. Upn6 registratni tisce
dnes vykazu re 26S364 vocd bude oprayn6no podlet
ma obecnl vob6 istopadu Toto jest ubyek 105,509 oil
rekordn regsrace lonskem prrste 572,315 mad
regsraci posedn obecn vobu 1917 zeny
podiley.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-17

kan sizdej nacenici zelezntnich bratrsev un
chino pfpravuie je zahaen 30 rna Zeezncnf tele-
grafse oznami, re vydou stavku ostanimi zrizenc
"Jenom zazrak stavk prav1l G. Lee pred
seda neiv6tSho zelezniGnich bratrstev
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-07-14
AdUise Spraying
For the apples

Apples are expected to be high in
price and scarce this year, and rs a
result spraying for codling moth just
before July %, is being advised in a
letter sent out by K. II. Petit Of the
Michigan Agricultural College at
East Lansing, to C. T. Cook of the
Gratiot Farm Bureau: The letter fol-
lows;
Mr.. c. r. Cook, Ithaca, Mich.
"Dcar Sir:
"An examination of our cage here
at the college this morning shows
that many codling moths have
emerged over Sunday. We are recon-
mending that the spray for the see
ord generation Of codling moths be
applied in your county just before the
22nd.
This seems TO us TO check up with
the cmergencc Of moths in the south
crn part &C the state, reported on Sat
urday, and believe is rs near as We
can compute for the present season.
Yours respectfully,
ar. II. Petit,
Professor OF Entomology.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-07-14


Previous to Joining the Rcpuhlic
Organization, seven years ago, Mr.
Dunn was with the Lackawanna Steel
Company of Buffalo, n. Y. He SERVED
for two years as Assistant Treasures
for the Superior Iron & Chemical
Company, Detroit, Michigan, and foi
two years Immediately preceding his
joining the Republic Organization
AIR. Bum was Senior Auditor fol
Mcpherson e. Bonthron, Certified
Public Accountants of Detroit, Mich
gan.
Mr.. Bum joined the Republic Or
ganization in 1915 as Assistant Pur
chasing Agent and served in that ca
pacity until last August when he was
promoted TO his present post Of Gen
eral Purchasing Agent.
Mr.. BunnS experience in purchas
ing production supplies and equip
ment, and his executive ability il
managing his important Department
have received recognition by the Re
public Management, who consider th'
Purchasing Department a highly ef
ficient unit in the Republic Factor.
Organization.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-07-14

special session of the board Of super
visors 20 determine what course to
pursue. The petition has been made
by the required number Of supervisors
calling the board into special session
for the purpose Of calling special
election to submit to the people a
proposition of bonding for sufficient
money TO build new buildings on the
farm. The present buildings We're
condemned at recent meeting Of the
state board of public welfare. One of
them is now i'm ashes. Some immed-
late action must he taken or the
will be confronted with caring for its
poor in private homes or institutions
in other counties at 4 large additional
expense.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-07-14
MEN WANTED

TO SELL GROCERIES ~ SELLING
EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY
One of the worlds largest wholesale
grocery houses Capital over 81 ,000,-
locality 10 sell direct TO consumer ma
tionally known brands Of an extensive
line of groceries. paints, roofing, Tub
ricating oils, stock foods, etc. No
capital required. Commissions advanc-
ed. Write today. State age and
county desired. John Sexton q Co.,
1852 w. Illinois ST., Chicago, H. Up
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-07-14

Eat no meats and lightly of other
food Take three Of Chamberlain's
Tablets to cleanse out your stomach
and tone up your liver. DO this and
within day or two you should be
feeling fine.-07-4w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-07-14
WANTED

Own for life a real job and build
up for yourself during a few years a
comfortable steady permanent in
come. Make for yourself "a place
in the sun" Come out from under the
shadow BE your own boss and fear
no master nor fear an approaching
age line to worry you and demand
your resignation some day. ! want
to find one man only in all Gratiot
county and train him TO represent an
established high grade Ohio old line
life insurance company under liber-
al direct contract for the county. If
you are ambitious and full of deter
minatipn and think you can like this
greatest work on earth from the
standpoint Of real service to others
and pure satisfaction to yourself, then
write me for particulars and personal
interview. State your age, education
and occupation. Address, Supt. Of
Agencies, 18th floor Huntington Bank
Bldg, Columbus, Ohio. 08-2c
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-07-14

Receptions for Smiths-In view Of
the expected removal soon of Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. J.. Smith from Ithaca to Lam
sing, his Sunday school class of young
men and the w. NJ. b. class, of which
Mrs. Smith is member, made up in
the main of the wives of the Smith
sonians, held reception in their hon
or at the M. z. church parlors.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-07-14
County Building Burned-Fne

County Building Burned-Fne de-
stroyed the mems dormitory at the
county infirmary farm of Isabella
county recently. Only two of the %
men inmates were in the building at
the time the fire started. They were
unable to leave the building. Their
shouts attracted the attention Of Mrs.
Stacy, who hastened to get them out
of the building and give the alarm Of
fire. Mr.. Stacy was away from home
at the time. The fire started in the
east end Of the basement, origin not
known. The fire department Of Shep-
herd responded promptly with chem
icals and number Of firemen from
the Mt. Pleasant department assisted
in saving the other buildings on the
farm.
The superintendent Of poor met
after the fire and decided to ask for a
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-07-14
NOTICE OF SALE OF STRAY
BEASTS
(Under Chap. 141, p. 1908, Michigan
Compiled Laws, 1870.

NCnuei OHap. IA, p. ZOJJ, michigan
Compiled Laws, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned who is resident and
freebooter Of the township of Arcadia
in the county Of Gratiot, state of
Michigan, did on the 23rd day of
June, 1921, take up the stray animal
described below, which he found go
ing at large in such township beyond
the range where such animals usual
ly run at large The owner or per-
son entitled to possession of the same
may have restitution thereof by pay
ing the compensation fees, costs and
expenses by the statute in such case
made and provided.
Description; A yearling steer, rec
and white, strayed onto my premises
Dated Juno 30, 1921.
ABE ECKERT,
0G-6c Alma, Mich
Bells Hawaiians Coming.-adver-
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-07-14
BURNED

vt an early hour Wednesday morn
ing a barn on the farm Of Frank
Grover, southeast Of Alma, caught
fire from some unknown cause, and
burned to the ground with its con-
tents. 1t was partially covered by in
surancc. ff. tft\4r