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CORONER HOLDS INQuEsTs.
Jury Finds w. Scott Vernon Died as
Result Of Accidental Asphyxiatlon

verdicts of accidental or death from
natural causes were returned in three
inauesrs held last night by Coroner
Bullock.
In the case OF Winfield Scott Ver-
non. who was found dead In his
office at ala Orange street. Monday
morning. the decision was accidental
death from asphyxiation.
In the case of Edward A. Dougherty,
1901 Lincoln street. the verdict was
accidental death and in that of Grace
Williams. colored. who was found dead
in the yard in the rear OF l1h Justison
street. died from pulmonary hemor-
rhages, the jury decided.
Inquests in the deaths OF three
other persons. including that of John
Booker. oolored, shot and killed by
Ethel Gibbs. colored. Will be held next
Monday night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-24
is A PLEASURE TO
RELATE THE STORY
Wilmington Lady is Glad To
Tell How Plant Juice Has
Restored Her Health.

There is no medicine that he's rs
rapid and permanent al action on such
ailments as stomach, liver, kidney
trouble and rheumatism as has Plant
Juice, the famous herbal remedy. This
preparation will soon become a national
medicine and people IN Wilmington
ike other cities where Plc.lt juice has
been introduced, are daily giving signed
testimonials regarding the wonderful
benefit they have received.
Only the other day, Mrs. Elizabeth
s. johnson. well-known and popular
Wilmington lady, residi.sg at No. 249I
Tatnall street, gave the following:
"It is such a great satisfaction to me
TO have found medicine of real merit
that i take the greatest. pleasure Ia
publicly endorsing IT. / had been
troubled with my stomach for o long
time; had no appetite, had headaches,
was always constipated and so nervous
and weak that / could never get good
nights sleep, and the lightest kind OF
work would tire me; / did nothing but
worry over my condition as j had
taken so many medicines without any
benefit whatever; / had also been under
treatment but this did not help me-
had heard so many people talking OF
Plant Juice that ] got bottle TO Try IL
and il helped me so much that ! cor
tinued to take it until now can honestly
say that it has put me oa my feet again
/ now have q splendid appetite, no dis
tress after eating; ] sleep fine and am
not the least nervous: am not con-
stipa,ed any more and have fine,
healthy color IN my face; have gained
in weight and have increased strength
and vigor All my friends have re-
marked on the, wonderful change ia my
appearance aid / tell them il is. -
Plaat Juice
Plant Juice is sold IA Wilmington at
The Miller Drug Store, 494 400 Market
Street; II New Castle by t. Challenger
& Soa; In Newport by G. b. White;
in Newark by w f. Brown
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the case of a single person the exemp-
tion will be 81 900. and In the case Of
a head Of a family or married person
II Will be $4,000 Each taxable must
pny filing fee OF So. The tax Will be
collected by the State School Tax De-
partment. composed of State school
tax commissioner, the secretary of
state and the auditor of accounts.
Governor Denney will appoint IA State
school tax commissioner for term Of
four years. beginning November ].
1921, who shall receive a salary of 81,
900 per nnnum. The secretary Of
State and the auditor of accounts shall
serve without compensation The COM
missioner VIII appoint personal in
como tax deputy. q corporation tax
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people whose systems don't need
to be drugged.
Soft you don't get your proper
sleep at night, it may be because
you are being kept awake by
tea or Coffee.
Stop tea and coffee for awhile
and drink Postum-the delicious
cereal beverage.
Postum is a pure cereal prod
uct, and contains no harmful
element whatsoever. Your first
taste of Postum will surprise and
please you. Many people prefer
the flavor of Postum to that of
coffee.
Order Postum Fl ON your gro
Ger today. Drink this hot, re-
freshing beverage in place of tea
or c6Fee for ten days, and see
what wonderful difference it
will make in the way you feel.
Postum comes In two forms: Instant
Postum lin fins) made instantly In the cup by
the addition Of boiling water. Postum Cereal
On packages of larger bulk, for those who
prefer 10 make the drink while the meal is being
prepsred) made by boiling for 20 minutes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-24
LEVY COURT DROPS ". G.
LITTLE AS INSPECTOR
Has Opposed Lincoln Highway
Over His Land and Returned
Check for Award.

Consideration of the conduct of an
inspector and a supervisor i'm its em-
ploy occupied the attention of Levy
Court at its adjourned session yester-
day afternoon. which lasted from
until 4 o'clock. and was held .'in con-
ference" behind closed doors.
William G. Little, who has been a
road Inspector. and his lawyer. VIII
liam w. Knowles. did not keep an
appointment to confer with the court
at s.so and after waiting more than
an hour. the court took up other
business.
Little lives near Newark, on the
line OF Section 5-B of the Lincoln
Highway. and has been opposed TO
the route adopted for that road, which
takes some of his land. He has
adopted a hostile attitude toward the
relocation of electric light poles in
front OF his house, threatening the
Wilmington 4 Philadelphia Traction
Co. men with arrest and otherwise
interfering with their work, it is said.
Yesterday he returned the check Tor
1922 which had been sent him in pay
nlknt Of the award made by the con-
demnation commission. thus tempo
rsfrily holding up the execution of n
deed of transfer of the title, and ren-
dcring further legal steps necessary.
The check has meantime been de-
posted i'm local bank to his credit.
Under the circumstances his reia-
tions with the Levy Court, while OBJ
structing its projects. was Impossible,
and il is understood that he has been
dropped from the rolls, of employees,
though the matter did not come up
I'm open court.
\ resolution was, however. passed,
directing Harry Perkins. road super
visor of Brandywine hundred, TO ap-
pear before the court at its next meet
ing While no reasons were given, "
is understood that complaints have
been made OF his failure TO carry out
specifications in the reconstruction OF
certain roads under his charge in q
satisfactory manner.
Taxes for 1919 of sI29.20 and 1920,
of sIs4SO. paid by the Newport Ma
tional Bank TO George w. Carroll,
collector. on about seven acres as
sessed as the property of Animal
Products co. were protested by Syl-
xester ID. Townsend, who is receiver
for the concern, which is bankrupt.
The claim is made that only four and
n half acres was in the name of the
company, the remainder belonging to
another owner. The matter was re-
ferred 10 the commissioner for the
district and the attorney for the court
Warrants for the payment Of fur
thcr awards for land taken for the
Lincoln Highway We're ordered drawn
in favor OF Frances A. Smithers Tor
s5IS.56, Alva II. Currinder. S424e.92,
Ella II. Currinder $500.
The 1919 error list of Frank @.
Dennison. collector of taxes for Mill
Greek hundred, amounting to 1928,
was allowed by the court
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-24
LITTLE BENNY'S
NOTEBOOK
BY Lee Pape.

Ma was Introducing Embroidery
last rite and she sed TO pop, Will
yum. you'd never. guess wat ] bawi
down town az a sale today
You win. sed pop, and ma sed
How do you meen?
meen you're rite, I'd never gess
&. sed pop. and ma sed, Well then
III tell you. j bawt the most adorable
set Of little Japaneez doilies.
Well well well, and wat are YOU
going 10 do with them now you've got
them? sed pop.
O. III find a good use for them
they were only dollers for the hole
set, sed ma, and. pop sed, Maybe you
can use them for blotters do YOU
think they would absorb ink all rite
Don't be silly, the original price was
16 doliers, sed ma.
Wy don't you offer them TO the
government for targets. they mite be
good targets in case Of a war with
Japan. sed pop, and ma sed. Now
wilyuns. tawk sensible, ! know the
original price was 16 dollars because
] saw ware they had 1s dollers mark
ed of and dollars put down insted,
half price is wat / call a reel bar
gain. half price Is so per cent.
Il mite be good ideer 10 buy an
other half duzzen and then give the
hole duzzen away 10 some werthy
Japaneez family with l. children, one
for each child. sed pop.
o Willyum. for goodniss sake, now
that's enuff. wen you once get started
on thing you're a regular case of
perpetual motion, do you wunt 10
see the doilies or don't your sed ma.
Wy not rapp a egg in each one and
auction them on? sed pop. and ma
sd. Now that's enuff, that's too mutch,
you can make your meaningless re-
marks 10 yourself for the rest of the
evening because I'm going rite off to
the movies.
WIKI she did, leaving me go with
her, proving some good comes out Of
everything.
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office. having escaped clerks notice
for many months.
Latest Requirements.
state law enacted last spring pro-
vides that there shall be levied, ns-
sessed. collected and paid annually
beginning with the year 1929 fof
school purposes, upon the entire net
Income received In the preceding cal
endar year from all sources by every
taxable subject TO certain exemptions
a tax to be computed as follows; One
per cent OF the amount OF the net In
come not in excess OF $4,000. two PEI
cent OF the amount of the net income
In excess of $4,000, but not In excess
Of $4,000; three per cent of the amount
OF net income In excess of $40 900 II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-24

1918 and by Js,757 IN 1919. Mr.
Grnham's office leads the United States
per deputy in picking up dclipauepts.
IL collected more tax In 900 than sew
en- southern States and seven western
States. In recognition Of the Offices
excellent work Internal Revenue Com
missioner David ". Blair told Mr..
Grabnm 10 select Delaware deputy
70 lead a flying squadron. and he ap-
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Federni Income Tax.

revenue for Delaware. reports that
1000 individuals and 1000 corpora
tions filed Federal income tax state
tneflts in this State last year and one
third OF the taxables paid In full at
the time of fling. He cannot tell how
many taxables are delinquent because
the papers are not In his possession
having been sent 10 Washington. Tee
turns were made by I0.43s taxables in
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-24

pointed DR. ,. q. sharpc. who h@
gone 10 HorfiIk, Va. 70 assist In fh'
srrest Of men holding out war faJ
against the Federal government. Mr.
Graham rays the second instniImeni
Of Federal income tax paid this yoaI
was larger than expected and another
instaIlmcnt viii be payable on Sop
tcmber ~ and the final on DeccmbD
n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-24

American Walnut or Mahog-
any in Queen Anne Design.
45-inch dresser, large chiffor-
ette, full-size vanity and bow
end bed-beautifully decorated.
Bed, Spring, Mattress
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Mayor Harvey TO Act as Chairman.

Mayor Harvey to Act as Chairman.
Mayor Harvey has consented to act
as chairman of the fund raising COM
nittee of the Wilmington Community
Service campaign to Be held Sept. 26
to Oct. i, according TO an announce
ment made by John p. Neisds, chair
man of the Community Service. The
money will be used for permanently
equipping the Fairgrounds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-24
Tired and Neruous-fron, the Lack
of Sleep? Do You Knolv
the Reason Why?

Sleep time Is the time when
the recorlsuuctive processes in
your body are busiest - turning
food into blood, and nerve tissue,
and living cells.
That's the reason why lack of
sleep makes you irritable, ineffi-
cient and nervous; and why you
lack punch" when you don't get
a proper amount of the right
kind of sleep.
It has been the experience
of many that the cup of tea or
coffee, taken at meal-time, robs
them of sleep.
In Gould and Pyle's Cyclo-
pedia of Medicine and Surgery
you'll find that "caffein is a rap
idly acting stimulant to the brain
and spinal cord, quickens the
. acton Of the heart and raises
blood pressure"
This makes 1t a very good
medicine if prescribed by doctor
for cases of collapse, when pa
tent needs to have his system
abnormally forced into activity.
But caffeine is not good for
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-24

deputy and other assistants, agents.
clerks and other employees NJ may be
necessary. The salary of none OF these
appAntees shall exceed $4,000 per an
mum.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-12-31
MOORE.O

Miss Bette O'Niell was married
last Monday to Mr.. Sidney Moore Of
Monroe. La, at one O'Clock, Rev. L.
R. Sparks performing the wedding
ceremony. 1t was a quiet home we'd
ding, only members of the family and
a few intimate friends were present.
The bride is a daughter of Judge and
Mrs. Charles A. O'Niell. The welded
pair left at o'clock the same after
noon for New Orleans on their honey
moon.
The Banner wishes them joy and
happiness as they pass together
through the beauty and brightness of
a loving destiny. May love linger
with them, always, and may life be
to them as joyous and beautiful as it
is now.
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STiRLiNG-TAYtoR.

The Wedding Of Miss Caro- Ger
rude. thr charming daughter OF Mr.
~ rs Eugene &. Taylor. to Mr.
alexander Il. Stirling Of Dallas.
Texas, which was celebrated at St.
Hary's Church Thursday evening a,
80 n'clGck vas most beautiful
II TIE ceremony was performed
:. 4 swami The church
... I'D With arge crowd OF ad.
:ai-,ng iciends. all eager to wish the
,.4-n, rair Gods choicest blessings
a1d n. sweetest happiness as they
;0ur1ry through life.
lac church was very tasteful!y dec.
.uT:.,.n win pOinsettias. holly and
ems "a: Da"uiug" was beautifully
sung ., ..,s Vernon Hscket.. an.
nouncing the arrival of the bride. TO
the strains of sIendels ,ohn's wedding
msrch, played by Miss Elsie Frost,
the bridal procession entered the
church 10 the following manner:
U.hers, Or. Is. w. Smith. Messrs
Lyman Taylor, Estes Frost and
George Taylor: matrop Of honor.
.rs. Lyman Taylor. sister-in-law of
the bride. The bride was accompan-
led by her father. Who gave her 10
IL arriage. The groom was attended
by his brother. Dir. William Stirling,
rs best man.
The bride was most becomingly
gowned iu d travelling suit of pea
cock blue trimmed in gray aud a hat
Of gray duvetyn embroidered 10 blue
and white, and carried b0u Iuet of
white roses and lilies OF the valley.
The mAtrou OF honor wore blue
canton crepe trimmed in jade green,
AID carried bouquet Of pOinsettias
end ferns.
The bride is one OF Franklin's fail-
est daughters and q member of one of
its Oldest families. The groom is a
Franklin boy, the youngest son OF
Mrs. n. II. Stirling and trusted
employee of the firm of John Manville
Co, Uatlas, Texas.
Immediately after the ceremony the
lappy couple left Oh the west bound
rsin for their home in Dallas. Texas.
The Banper eXteudsi to them its
learliest congratulations aud best
,!.n.s way all their life be repiete
viii usefuiuess-bright with success
Iud happy with undyiug love.
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Methodist Church.

SUNDAY SERVICES.
Sunday School, 9:4J a. III.
Preaching. II q. IN.
Preaching. p. m.
Communinn. each lSt Sunday a. IN.
Prayer Meeting, each Wednesda,
I y. III.
LEE T. SPARKS. Pastor.
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When 40 owner has more cattle tha J
he can manage or get all to the dir.
ping vat every fourteen days, then lie
should either change his methods So
as to be able TO properly handle them
or dispose Of them to some one who
will aid 10 the work of tick eradica-
tiOn.
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Mrs. Nernie Mary Barrillcaux, wife
OF MIR. Whituev Rodriguez. died
last Tuesda" uight at the age of Il
years. Her funeral tool, place on
Wednesday evening from ,the Catht-
lie Church. The Bapner extends its
svmpathics tC the bereaved husband
AID family in this. their hour ui sor-
row.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Services tomorrow st St. Mary's
Church at IL a. IN, aud .. ,n., c,,r,-
Quoted by the Rector. the Rev. J. r.
Swami. Service and Church Schunl
at 9:45 ID.
The public is cordially invited to
all services.
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AS we have often said before it IS
impossible for US to get all the new 5,
so if you know anything of intere [
then tell US. and We will let ever
body know it.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-12-31

u Rsfh Boudreaux, Of South
MINI Industrial Institute, spent
Y lsid1p here with her parents,
b lnd Ms. Frank Boudreaux.
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!, ~ : 9absl and Lessie Collins
=. . y. 4. sOd Nd Mrs. v. N. Robert.
y. = !. = holidays With their mar.
- ead Nm. W. D, Coliins
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: r, ..s as'': !. and Robert. Bodlu,
w..a.a :. caa ar:. n. J. Rousseau
NM \ : - y holidays with their
II 500 Mrs. Robert Rodin
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,'i..sadl - - Ss.. Charles Garres. of
~. 70 y Iich,. Who have been
= \, IA. !. snd xrs. Taylor Palfrey.
~ eae homo yestsrday.
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Ekx Johnson Of Morgan City.
. : ca,,'lssuas /. ,' with Judge and Mrs.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-12-31

Menslad 70 see NJ. o. D. Car.
-. !, g z egstn siter On illness of
The St. Mary banner., 1921-12-31

- !. hoesfs z. Milling VI New Or.
IN. - !. : Rroies:ionsl visitor to
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WANTED-A position as hostler;
have own helper; a hundred mules or
more ALEX BOUDREAUX, Franklin,
f. +. D.. La.
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Mltnes r Parksrson spent the
Mllna! holldsys With friends 10
Qhpa. Il.
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Y Flb Caeo u &, s. T.. spent
! .sA:'asys viii bic parents. Mr.. sud
nRk Gro.
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r. kess end Mr.. Edward Eaves
IN beiA were the guests Of
u 1gise Delshousssye several
tptb wsek.
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-, n. sanesr from Franklin At.
~ = es0es iu Psstersoo Christ. st..
~. e 1s1ocg , os them we're: Misses
- s.si's .si's Nay Smith, Carrie
n 80 srns g Adele and Bessie ie
I irs,io. wright, 1 and Messrs. W.
MI o0, ssa, VITO Caro-, Marvin VIZ,
ulss DIssl ~ ca'r'es Kemper, and
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Sheriff Charles Pecet returne
home Christmas Eve from Ho
Springs, Ark. where he has been 70
several weeks.
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n ceoere Taylor Of Mobile, Ala,
asadae he holidays with his par
- Csgt. md Mrs. E. c. Taylor.
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franklin. La.


Citizens Bank of Jeaperette, La.
vs. E. A Boudreaux and AMI.
val Bodin. No. is 1875
Under and by virtue OF writ Of ferl
facils. issued out Of the Honorable 23r,i
Ju'icial District Court OF the state OF
Louisiana. in and for the Parish Of st
Mary. to- me directed. have seized a,G
taken into my possession and shall sell u;
public auction. for cash. to The last anu
highest bidder. according to law. at th.
principal front door OF the Court House
in the Town OF Franklin. Parish of st.
Mary, State of Louisiana, on
SATURDAY, THE i4TH DAY OF
JANUARY, A d 1922.
between the legal hours. beginning ut Il
O'Clock a. H.. the folio wing described
property. tc.wit:
some Fairbanks, It. Mary Gas Engine
and Pump aud all connections and appur-
teuances.
''Ali Of said property heing now situated
on land of +. B. kimbrough in the pat isi
OF 1T Mary. la, which WAS heretofore
worked by said Boudre lux and BOdiu
(Bsnkruptsl as tenants"
lHAs. PECOr, Sheriff.
Sheritf's Office. Parish OF ST. Mary, La.
December %. i.i2l.
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The home of Mr.. Earl Zylicz in
Monroe, La, was made happy on last
Tuesday by the arrival of a bouncing
boy baby. Congratulations.
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i ~ s''ss Z L.psu,sur, d.u,b,er =.
y . - ~. eugene Lrgn'es Lsrgsnesno OF
o. ptsssoo johnson Atteotedr, Of eur
s'sns 3 ~ = married last \ MonGa make 6
| 4 y Catholic Church. baolaay Eer
~, = s.,ss .,osnsclss.iOg. e. They LEI, LEI.
~ ~ y Lake Charles hoo' TOR Ibs
- ses thelr many friends me ,e
|. cox aad happy life.
- ssI,.s, !, =. .ss con. .od gone. We
~ !!'s. sss. rala 81 csras. .as snS u:u "a 81
z nsssel : srsss deal iioh.1st. hs,.a.
- ~ y Rssoiveds."s s.s.s $ sad
Is -. - y shass but one .s,,so. rs sos
=: poss,s.' soss,s'a'.s a.s, Ne. Yess': sss,
, sosbis Of breaI;1. a1,,
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The many friends Of Mrs. c. A.
Aycock, who has been sick for the
past week, will learn with pleasure
that she has recovered from her i'll .
ness
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r Wibur P. Kramer, who Is at.
- Lsyuls University, returned
- h Ae Christmas holidays.
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Mr.. Albert Lobdell of New Or
leans, spent Christmas Eve in Frank
lin with his parents. He had as his
guest Mr.. A. W. Benoit, also of New
Orleans.
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W.. Ine. Moore and Elizabeth
as.S Il Sste Normal, spent the
-, ~, hefe with their parents.
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X ,.:' NJ, '177'R
WEEKLY
:, nAar PARISH: Ia
si;15lI: Dso: 81: ~:
rase' 1927 :,
axe, nj. mesus "'
. = BaIeef, Ie,.,ss auo su''cri.~r,.
n, ~ i'isIu, ard hspplu-sS
- succsssi scar
;. ,...,.., d Frsotl,o dn a,oss.' ess.''
e.. 5'r'.sD.. 00'''
Z. .,scol. ,hroughou' the
4 p |. ,sSir II rsopsD Osls NOo'
,s.ae.. Ss''ss 70 soss % ssa' Of Dr.. Dr. and
I. smith. :.
/ ....1 Foster Of Ne. Ne"so%o !: mo
:. y s.',as s..s.r home. "QiSie'" LOT
> = .bs younger crowd
N u u EIks ose'e
! I ~ Z ss.jossdsy oiebs'
:. !. sl1r.rts Of New ,oitsr YORK
!" !. : visit to his m0'Aei'
+ ,ssp. schwartz.
:. iii entertain with
~ Isas dance at 'ne'' ~
~. Conrad O'Niell spent
: o. IN 4 Houma with Mrs
J sFi parents. 1
J -, Norris, Jr., has as his
q s.'I1h y. thomas ]. Rife Of Hous-
~, Kentucky.
-. ,lb.res Of Baton Rouge
= Christmas with hi'
I. t.. Harrison
). III. zylics has been visiting
y ~ S Nj. Earl Zylicz, Of Mon
: srag the holidays. ,
]. c.,ion Jones and daughter,
! c.sste, Of Houston, Texas arc
- ,.htivts in Franklin
4 Il expect to begin next yea. year 4
M ve have ever done. II
w.. inc. Moore and Elizabeth
Nm Il Snte Normal. spent the
tps" kLnsp nopoptS
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Monroe, La, was made happy on last
Tuesday by the arrival of bouncing
boy baby. Congratulations.
Sheriff Charles Pecet returned
home Christmas Eve from Hot
Springs, Ark, where he has been for
several weeks.
The many friends of Mrs. c. A.
Aycock, who has been sick for the
past week, will learn with pleasure
that she has recovered from her i'll
ness.
Mr.. Albert Lobdell of New Or
leans, spent Christmas Eve il Frank
lin with his parents. He had as his
guest Mr.. A. w. Benoit, also of New
Orleans.
Miss Elsie Frost is spending the
holidays here with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Chas. N. Frost. Miss Elsie
is attending the Louisville Conserva-
tory of Music.
Miss Ruth Kribs, VINO has been the
stenographer in the Office of Peter
man & Loustalot, left Wednesday for
her home in Seattle, Wash, where
she will remain. She will be missed
in society here. During her stay here
she has made many friends who deep
ly regret her departure. We truly
hope that the remembrance of our
sunny cline will soon lure her to Wis
it Dixie again.
Governor Parker has appointed
Mr.. Clarence Aycock Registrar of
Voters for the Parish Of ST. Mary.
This appoint nent is made under the
new registration law. The Governor
could not have made better ap-
ore that would please the
people more, and serve them more
He is fully competent, fair
md trustworthy. We congratulate Mr..
Aycock on his appointment.
The following officers Of Franklin
Lodge 10. 81, =. L a NJ, were in-
stalled on S.. yoh.'s Dsy: I. Feske.
~orshiptul master; c. E. Bell, SEN
or warden; w. r Gates, junior
warden; c. E. Mitchell senior dea-
,on; L. Bercegeay, junior deacon;.
:. 5. Bigler, secretary; r. E.
,eeaZe, treasurer; A. B. Bowie, t.
e.- at. tee installation exercises
sSsssaments were served.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-12-31

Miss Elsie Frost is spending the
holidays here with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Chas. N. Frost. Miss Elsie
is attending the Louisville Conserva-
tory of Music.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-12-31

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The St. Mary banner., 1921-12-31

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