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r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

decr subgien mGtfimono art lSS del Codgo CIVIL
rerese mamOnio poseror al ceeben los padres desp
padres bres tai momehto las segundas
nupcias permdas hay raz6n aguna para que
pudendose padres los benefcos Ncanen los hos
eulvadfa ademas nfringr precepo del de-
es deben restringrse en- 10 odoso ampa
en- aunque duras debcn
obedecerse-Garca Garcia IS Dec. P R. 96S.
ART 21LA ToDoLd ley ct es fgndt para
distinction de nj dc ercepwdndo los cas
que cspecaentc declare 10 conaroE Pueblo Kent
344 Por la Ley de H. 1907 sobe enfermeda
des conagiosa mno de "a hora apelar da
cudadanOs puede mpugnarse ell undamen
que pva los pobres de gua protection los rcOsT
rruella p R. 100 Pero poice power
extiende anmae contagao sin nofcacid
defendaS H. r. 65 Las eyes igua
para culadano americanos residences Puerto RICE
gua que naivosy extranero pueden camar prygo
de alguna.-El Pueblo VS. Kent 10 Dec p r. 344.
22LA PUERTO RcoLa oppression Puerto Rico
comprende para odos etecto cr la d de dic0 nombc
as adstccens del medamo eente caatfo d.
oagtMd Grenich que ceddas los Estados Umi
Gobierno EpaHd rud del TraddO cerado o dd die
dccmbre de mil ochocentos mbrena Oco rafcddo cl d
de dbri dc mil och0cieRto norntd RucreRosaly
Pueblo K 10 Puerto Rico territoro ncorpora
Estados UniosDorr L. Aunque Puerto Rico
rtoo compamcnte organizado hay raz6n por la
deha consdearse Puerto Rico de los territories
prendidos Sec 522S-Kopel Bingham 21 u 476 Cr
rio que ue courmado American R. Ddricksn 227 u
l45E Pueblo Rosay 227 u S. 274 u s. 27 El Supreme
Rico 1917 idntica doctri
gdn de los sguentes Expare Bird Dec
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PRONTUARIO.

pyego concddo Ell Esado eniendo consideration
10 que de nteres ventaa para Const
ID ed 52Spencer Board of Registration, d. c. 169 20
Am Rep 5S2U. d. Anthony, II Bachf 20OFed Cas-. No.
14459-Bouvers Law Dict, Vol 8, p. 3177.~
0 onsgune exen6n conferida la enmenda diez
reee agO que en- foma alguna derecho
fundamental sno 10 derecho reyocable conceddo
retirado ell Esado anOjo exenci6n de
acuero teara sentada case de D0r United States
Supra podrfa ninguna application possible Er P0po Vgo
erritor0 ceddo sobre ell cal Constitution ha
do extendda tai como Puerto Rico.
pr6xima consierar reIaci6n legal pesente
Puerto Rico los Estados Undos En- e Dorr United
States (l90, Supra la pagina 49, do la Core Suprema
poder para pudese ncoporar territories
los Esados Und sin nnguna acc6n parte del Congress-
aparene que raado Espaha vrtud del cual
deron mas las as Fpna los Estados rndos abstuyo cu
dadosamene de hacero por esa exprsamcn preo
que 81 los erehos ciyles Ia cond6n poca de los hab
nativos de los territories que por psente
Estados Unidos n demnados po Congeso' Sc
expression ntene6n de los que hceron e raado
d cuestione de las posones reentemene adqurdas
palabas eta aplicabs
Rico las a Flipinas Vease Ell atado Epaha
abr de $780, 80 Stat 1854 judamente reconoda "gran
bcrd de acc6n esoer de las posesones
adqudas servada al Congress- fn6 acknowledgements
pada cuando aprob6 ausua idenca tano
ganca de Puerto Rico de abr 12 de 1900 81 Stat n
1 ley de de 1917 30 Stat 05
9 las eablece que as ey estautoras de
Estados Undos ocamen inapables sayo
centrario dspusere Ia presen endfan Ell
valdez Puerto Rico los Esdos Undo exception heha
de Ley de Renas Inenass Esa clauula ndscutbemente
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-03

90. nucstra comida de iOdos los dias.
sin mas alimento. Ia letrina queda
frente este comclor. Ne queda
asombrada al yer una cosa tan asque-
rosa. Todas elias dcjaron dc conner
para hacerme preguntas, las cuales
no pude coniestar p0rque cl nanto
no me dejaba mi pechO Sc inflaba
p0r mOmeIHOs elias al yer on Ia
desperation que me encontraba me da-
han esperanzas en- Dios, tn sola no te
hallas aqui. Mira que cuadro Y esta-
mos llenas dc esperanzas en- que algin
dfa Dios tocara en- los corazones de
los que nos tienen aquf sin protection.
porque es verdad que nos inyecciones,
pero no nos ponen ningdn regimen
como los enfermos de Filipinas.
Ali pudo dar resultado, pero aquf no,
pucs noni6ndolas una semana ST Y Otra
no. no puede dar resultados, al con.
trario cuandO las aplicahan. nos sem
tiamOs mejOr Y cuando no las aplica-
ban nos sentfamos muy NAL. A les po-
COS meses de estar aquf, no volvieron
mas aplicarlas.
Les contG a elias todo 10 que me ha-
bfan dicho llevarme allf, me die.
ron que todO era mentira. Y esta Sc
nora que tn YES aquf es la enfermera
Y nos sirve II enfermas. Asf nos di-
cen todas para engaharnos.
mo hay madico que visite todos los
dfas como me dijeron9 No, nunca vie
ne. FL que aplica las inyecciones es el
practicante.
;Oh Dios milo, esperar6 entonces In
muerte! Estuve enferma un mes con
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rA aue nos fsr~h : pasalnses al p,se.
hlo cue nes aynae cn nursifa engsre
"a , haea aife pr ss'os irisiss de-
issfades
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DESDf Ell SEPULCRO
DE- Los VIVOS
(ContinuacI6n de Ia nag. I.l

mis- padres. espcro en usfedes me Gu
rem. NosotrOs te curarcmos. pues es.
iamos aplicando unas inyecciones que
han curado en- FilipinaS. estaras bich
asistida V tendraS t0do 10 que neceSi-
hay nurses muchas empleadas que
estan al scrvicio de los enfermos. Pc
70. lector. todo era cngalo.
Cuando llegue al muelle 10 primer0
que vi fu6 unas paImas raqufticas
que por su aspecto. iuzgu6 10 que me
pasarfa. Al pasar. los enferm0s salian
de sus caSetaS Y les ola decir ''pObrc-
cita, Otra vfctima mas. Con cuantoS
engafos. tai veZ, In han trafdO." Y
otrOs decfan: "A donde has llesado.
al castillo de iras V 10 volveras. . -
Seguf adelante hasta llegar a don
de habitan las pasientes mujeres al
VERNE, salierOn todas Il recibirine con
la 'llamada enfermera. que es una sir.
yienta. Yd no pude andar. las fuerzas
me faltaron con las impresiOnes reci-
bidas v me di0 un fuerte hafdo. Me
sentaron en- un sill6n en- el llamado
comedOr que esta en- la galerfa, que
cuando llueve unO esta comiend0
tiene que cOger su plato V Ell la habi-
taci0n. ACADIA de comerse las habi.
chuelas nal guisadas con alyoz ban-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-03

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mimsfrps sssa~esAasrs , setanca ,
nes : uee IsssaieaAAn q Eunerile a.
0uee > aalaA sasles ronsckps. Be-
ss,alss aee aAlma ces.sasls , esg1san.
Eas esialaA ssn ne.cfrcs a. . ssss
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murhal,an , cssa sSs -ales egrssh.
a. % asa aas sinirra una uursa aeEA.
aalle swsa aada swnia. "a mnnae ke
hAlda olslaaae ~ he~ntrcs bee no ie
goaemes aesis. porQse "a xalrmot que
mnshas lses>anAs a. coransn . A. coB.
rScaia - luscw~sn pof nosotres. ~.
~ 81 aqueila tpe'a ~. pues ~ csia.
etn cut~raaos ~ nneetfa sltaa,san.
ru~s hirn. paso un si~mro qn" W.
aaderameuse cstaIDos hastlados De vi.
sif y ningin TeFicdico dcia hada De-
nosotrpS. In dIa 81 prcscut5 una co
niSlan y cntr cllos ministries ptotes.
anies. rno do ellos era al 81. Rodri.
ncz Vera = nos osrccia haccs algo
For nososros. Do lo cusl cumpliS sa
i'alabra dcsae esa epcca hcmos vlsio
mn,llos ariiculos y por varias perso-
las mas On ioda Ia prensa y cuanta
algeria nos da al cocer un peri5dico
Que hahlc algo de noSOtros
In dia leimos cn el periodico cl des.
ouhrimiento que hasla hecho Angel
Garcia. fue un go7o muy grande. ol-
vidamos los dolores. las tristezas,
pensando solamenie que va Sc hahla
descubierto una medicina para curar
esta enfermedad Y que 81 Cobierno 10
traeria aqui para aplicarnosla. Va Ia
mayor parte de nOsotros nos parecfa
hallarnOs en- nuestras casas al lado
dc nuestros familiareS, acariciando!eS
desputS de l,Ghe: estado tanto tieripo
Separates de cllcs. Pero tod0 fue ihi.
sion. pues el Gobierno no 10 permi:iJ.
Lo tienen como un yerbatero Y que el
no curaba, pero cuanto no hubi6ra mos
desead0 que Sc nos sometiera baio su
tratamiento. maximamente cuando ha-
bia dinero recogido por el Sr. Rodri-
guez Vera para tai fin. ;Por que no 10
hicieron? Poraue Angel Garcia no es
un hombre cientffico, no ha tenido es-
tndloS y que un noDre cualquiera no
descubre NADIA de plantas y menos pa
ra curar esa enfermedad, pues varios
m6dicos con sus estudios no 10 han
hechp. menos Il. Ahora Sc dice que en-
Hawaii Sc ha descubierto por la cien-
cia medica de allf, una medicina que
ha dado muy buenos resultados Y que
han curado muchos de esta enfcr-
medad Y esperamos que pronto venga
aquf y que no nos suceda igual que Ia
de Angel Garcia. VariOs amigos nues-
tros nos dicen que va estan pedidas v
que al llegar nos someteran al nuevo
plan curative. Otros nos dicen que no
hay dinero para los alimentos y varias
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-03
TrasladO de Ofcina

Ell DR.. Gutierrez Igaravidez
tiene el gustO de participar a sus
clientes que ha trasladado su
cOnsultoriO a la Gale de la Tan
ca No. =.
HORAS DE CONSULTA
De / 80 a 500 de la tarde t0dOs
los dias laborables.
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Realsuel.de De PLEAS DR AUTO.
MovTL.
The Porto Rico ElectroplatinG
Co. Inc.
Lana %. Telef. 1887
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- IMrARclAL" rN sANrrRch

Solsc1tese On 81 KloSco De don Elias
Vale. rArzda H. Erente a Ia "raruaa.
cia Ramos" = Ia TOeu'e de- soda de-
lnfanzAn.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1921-06-25
Constitutional Convention
Adjourns.

The Constitutional Convention
adjourned on last Saturday after
q busy session of ITO days. This
constitution forms book about
ss large as the constitution OF 1913
may not escape criticism. sth
the work of the convention shows
on the part Of It's members an ear
nest and unsel6sh desire to pro.
duce for the State an organic Law
that will safeguard her material
interests, and we feel that they
have succeeded
We congratulate the delegates
from the Parrish of st. Mary for
their conscientious labors. Es-
pecially do we accord the need OF
praise that they were guild q sole.
" by the strict requirements OF
dIty 10 their deliberations and
actions. Hon. Wilson I. Peter
man was chairman of one OF the
most important committees OF the
convention. His duties were ard
uous and difficult. and the clean
and effective manner in which ne
performed those du,ies, and grea'
work on the floor of the conven'
ton, placed his Influence %
power In that body of able men
and ju-tly commands the prais'
and admiration Of his fellow citi
Zens.
The new constitution will 60 10
to effect on July LIST 1t was pass
ed and signed 10 triplicate by tn
mem bers on last Saturday. Ev' r.
member of the convention signet
the constitution except Elk. Gover
nor Pleasant and Mr.. Martin o
Caldwell parish.
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SURVEY OF Pine TIMBER
REVEALS QUICK GROWTH
eTATE UNDERTAKES ikTERR9T
ING STUDY.

Alexandria, La.-How fast does q
pine tree grow! Does shortleat
grow faster than q longleaf? How
many cords OF wood will stand on an
acre OF ground at the end of fifteen or
twenty yearsf How long does it take
to grow q saw losf
Those and number OF similar auss-
lions will de definitely answered, at
least for Louisiana. when field
party from the State Department
Of Conservation completes a survey
covering most OF the second-gr
piney woods Of Louisiana. Tho re
suits Of these studies, when combined
with similar studies being made In
other Southern states, will be pub
lished for the use Of timber owners
throughout the South. The men now
at work in this state are g. A. Tru-
FAINT, Jr., Of New Orleans, and W. H.
Thompson, Of Ola, LaSalle Parish
During the past month they have been
measuring stands in Calcasieu. Beau
regard and Vernon Parishes, and are
now working out Of hero. They report
surprisingly rapid growth in young
stands on old fields and cut-oyer land.
The growth Of virgin timber is very
much slower.
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st. Mary Bar Holds Memo
rial Services.

When the District Court was
opened on Monday. JuDe IL h.
Judge A. C. Allen, the senior
member of the bar of the Parish
of st. Mary, announced that Sen.
ator Murphy j. Foster died at his
home in this parish on Sunday.
the 18th inst Judge Allen moved
that q committee of the oers
of the har be appointed by the
Judge Of the Court to draft cult
able resolutions expressive OF the
sorrow We all feel. and commemo.
rative of the life and character of
Senator Foster, and to present the
same In open Court at such time
TO be desig ated by His Honor,
the Judge. that all business be
suspended, and that the Court ad
journ 10 respect to the memory of
our distinguished dead.
Judge Saint appointed every
member of the bar on the COM
mittee with Judge Allen as chair.
man. The committee was in
structed to present In open Court
the resolutions drafted by 1t on
Saturday morning, June 18th, at
10 o'clock. The Judge then lad.
journed the Court In respect to
the memory Of Senator Murphy j.
Foster.
On Saturday morning, June
18th, the following resolutions
we're presented by Judge A. c
Allen, chairman. and adopted.
Judge Allen, when presenting the
resolutions. paid q touching tri.
butte to the memory OF Senator
Foster. Messrs. Paul Kramer.
Rene II. Himei. c. J. boatner,
james r. Parkerson, Chas. L
Wiee and Emmett Alpha. In turn
paid eloquent and touching tri.
butes to Senator Foster. Judge
Saint then, after expressing his
profound admiration of the char.
acter Of Senator Foster, the me.
mortal exercises were closed:
Whereas, The Great Creator has
seen fit in his divine wisdom to take
away from his usefulness here our friend
and leader, Senator Murphy J. Foster;
and, whereas, we who adore his memory
and would perpetuate the record of his
great virtues,
Therefore, be it Resolved. by the
members of the bar of the Parish of ST.
Mary, That by the death of the Honor
able Murphy J. Foster this bar has lost
its most distinguished member and coun-
selor; this parish most worthy and able
the State of Louisiana and the
nation leader of the highest and pur
est ideals.
BE it further Resolved, That we de-
plore the loss, and extend our deepest
sympathy TO his bereaved family.
BE it further Resolved, That these
resolutions be spread upon the minutes
of the court, and copies Of same be fur
nished to the press and to sis disconso-
ate widow and family.
"(Signed) A. C. ALLEN,
Chairman.
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SATURDAY. THE 23RD DAY Or
JULY, A, D., 1921,

betv cen the hours OF II o'c,uck a. M,
and 4 O'Clock D. M, the fUIlO"lnS
described property, to-wlt:
That certain tract or parcel of land. ly-
ing and being situated in the Parish OF
st, Mary, state of Louisiana, on lower
Bayou sale, containing TWO hundred forty
acres. more or less, aid tract being
bounded on the north or upper side Oh
what Is known as the Old GOtGy canal. ON
the east or front 10y Bayou Saie, on the
lower or southern side by the Tidal Wave
plantation of Edward {. Congdon. and on
The rear or west by st. Bernard Bay or
Bayou sale Bay.
Being the same property as was acquir-
ed by Oran Williams IN two tracts under
the following desc ptions:
lst. That CERTAIN tract OF parcel OF land,
ing and being situated III the Parish OF
st Mary, on lower Bayou sale, having a
front on The west side of said bayou OF
four acres 10y the depth with parallel iincs
that belongs to the lands formerly belong
ing to Mrs. Mary Hudson. on the west by
sad bayou, bounded above by lands for-
merry Of Mrs. Mary Hudson, and below
by lands of OZeme Ditch, Is acquired by
Dram Williams from A. EsculclX before
Jos. W. Lyman, Notary Public Oh jan
uary !, 1884.
Ind y tract of land situated on the
lower Bayou sale in the Parish OF st.
Mary. Louisiana, having a trent on the
west side Of sad bayou of two acres, more
or less. from the upper line OF the tract
foI merly belonging TO EscuciX and lie
| jeune. to the center of the old Gordy cana
| witn the depth in parallel lines that be-
long, to the said land; bounded above by
the old Gordy canal and by land, of Oraf
Williams, in front 10y Bayou Sale and II
the rear 10y st. Demands Bay; as acqulr'
ed by Oran illlam> from n Il. 1odu, by
act before jos. W. Lyman, Notary Public
on January 2hd, 1854, together with al
the buildings and improvements thereon
and all the rights, ways. privileges ant
appurtcnances thereunto belonging ant
appertaining; and being the same proper
~ as was acquired by Pliny Ii. Hard,
from the st. Mary Building Association
on January ), 1919, and recorded in the Re
corder's Office in Book 3 q OF Convey
ances, page 243, No. 45,5ll. OF date Jan
uary 8, 1919, and III Book u of Mortgages
page 242, of date January 8, 1919.
CHARLES PECOT Sheriff
oneriffs Office, Parish of st. Mary, La Jun
A., 1921.
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Judicial Advertisement.
United States District Court for
the Eastern District of Louisiana
Ia the Matter of Sims & Giles !,
Bankrupts. No. 2463.

Under and by virtue of an order
rendered, dated and signed at New
Orleans, Louisiana, ON May %. 1921,
by Honorable E. j. ThiIborger, Ref
cree in Bankruptcy, in the above en-
titled and numbered proceeding, and
to me directed, |, Charles Pecot,
Sheriff of the Parish of St. Mary,
Louisiana, will proceed to sell at
public auction, in front OF the Court
House, at Franklin, Louisiana, on
SATURDAY, JULY 9rH, 1921,
between the legal hours of IL O'Clock
a. NJ, and o'clock p. M, the follow
ing described property, to-wit;
(a) That certain lot or parcel OF
land, lying and being situated in the
Parish of ST. Mary, State of Louis
lana, having a superficial area OF
forty-two and l6.-l00 AZ 1917 acres,
and being known, designated and
described as the North Half of Lot
No. eight 90 of the lands formerly
known as Matilda Plantation, as
delineated on map of said planta-
ton, made for Emile Gajan by V. E.
Smith, Surveyor, and identified with
an act of sale from Emile Gaian to S.
B. Roane, November s. 1918, duly
recorded in the Recorders Office OF
the Parish of St. Mary.
Together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon and all TIE
rights, ways, privileges, appurten-
ances and servitudes thereunto be-
longing or appertaining.
(o) Corn elevator at Adeine, St.
Mary Parish, State of Louisiana,
building and machinery.
Terms and Conditions; For cash.
The purchaser to assume the payment
of all taxes due for the year 1921
payment for all Of the necessary GER
tifcates as well as for the act OF sale
and for the necessary U. S. ReHenue
Stamps on act of sale, and deposit
Immediately at the time of adjudica-
ton, ten per cent of the purchase
price to bind the sale.
CHARLES PECOT, Sheriff,
st. Mary Parish. Louisiana.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Par-
ish of st Mary.
Succession of Joseph X Schwing
Deceased. No, 1856.

Whereas Edward P. Schwing. a
resident of Morgan City. La, has Pc
iitioned this Honorable Court for let.
ters of administration on the estate of
the late Joseph K. Schwing, deceased,
intestate.
Notice is hereby given to all to
whom it may concern to show cause
within ten days from the date Of this
notification, why the prayer of the
said petitioner should not be granted.
In evidence whereof, witness my Of
fetal signature and the impress of the
seal of my office this 2lst day of June,
A, D., 1921.
L. j. LEGENDRE
by. Clerk of Court.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd judicial District Court-Par.
ish of st. Mary.
Succession OF Murphy James Eos .
ter, Deceased No. 1886.

Whereas, w. Prescott Foster, a
resident o. st. Mary Parish, La, has
petitioned ahis Honorable Court for
letters Of administrator on the estate
of the late Murphy James Foster, de-
ceased, intestate
Notice is hereby given to all to
whom it may concern to show cause
within ten days from the date of this
notification, why the prayer of the
said petitioner should not be granted.
In evidence whereof. witness my
official signature and the impress OF
the seal of my office this 23rd day OF
June A. D., 1921.
OLIVE WISE,
by. Clerk OF Court
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TOWN TAX sA,re
OF
Movable and lmmovabl.
Property.
iown Of Franklin Il Mary P,r,.h
"uIH'nt Lax Debtors u " De

BY virtue II the AUTHORITY, ~
nE lhr : h'r'fr If the Town Of I r., Ia %
a'ore~a. and by virtue Of tho E ransn
ton and Ilw> Of tnc State of Lam, g!n',l
VIII sell at the pr,ncIpll from, I "ns
Court House, where the C,,T G' % OF II
Count l. now hAin. held WIN, WI ohtrc
hours for iud.eis. ,liss, at II o, 'in'a I's,
ON 'Vhs, n
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1921-06-25
STATE OF i-OTISiAN \
23rd judicial District Ccurt--Par-
ish Of st Mary.
s, Mary Building Association VS.
pbipv II Hardy M Is O{6

Uuder and by virtue OF an order OF
seizure and sale, issued out Of the
Honorable Trenty-Third Judicial
District Court of the State of Louis
lana 10 and fu" the Parish of ST.
Mary, and to me directed, in the
above entitled and numbered suit, /
have seized and shall expose at pub
lie sale, and sell for cash, without
advertisement, to the last and highest
bidder, according To law, at the prIn-
cipal front door of the court House in
Franklin IL. on
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1921-06-25

The strike of the Italian -raT' g.
y,l, mean, nothing to the con>nn'r. 1t
: The leftover that are making all the
fuss
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1921-06-25
For Sale.

Hand made cisterns, hoops,
rivets aud cutters. Prices
reasonable. For particulars
apply to
A. r. N. WILKES,
CentreviIle, La.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1921-06-25

Mexico's troubles will soon he over.
Sixty-three of her 104 oil shafts have
ceased to produce.