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New-York tribune., 1922-08-10
Cleared

santnrce; Wilson; San Juan; N &
Porto Rico Line
olancho Qond): Petersen; Puerto Cor
tes: United Fruit Co.
=, Mesaba (Br); ctaret; London; Atlantic
Kerhonksen simmons; Cork via Phila-
delphia Moore s. Mccormack.
p,sn,nstS Manohnria la Zeeder: Hamburg via
schr Nova Queen CBr9; Bentley; Liver
pool s F. whitney.
City Of Freeport; Miliken; Macoris; Nc
Port Alma tBr) Swan; Freemantle and
Adelaide: Funeh. Edye & Co.
res consta ntinopie tB} Aryenitakis r. Ma
Conte Rosso GD: Cegnoni; Naples and
Genoa; Lloyd sabaudo;
zoppot Danz); surken Port Lobos;
FL Sol: Patten; Galveston; Southern Pa
cific Co.
Northland; Foster; Boston; Eastern s s
Ell Estero: Petersen; New Orleans;
Southern Pacific Co
Philadelphia; Forrest; Baltimore; Clyde
Line.
Artigas: Clark; Boston via Newark
North Atlantic & Western S S Co.
City of st Louis; Johnson; Savannah ;
Hamilton; Nelson; Norfolk; Old Domin-
ion TRANSPORTATION Co.
sorsehsvet tDan); Knudsen; charleston
Steel Inventor; Guinness: Newark; 18th.
mian Lines.
e T. Doheny III Overlook: from Tam
pico to Perth Amboy; Huasteca Petroleum
Co.
Sonora (Fr); Cocherie; from Bordeaux to
Phiiadelphia French Line.
Ainslie (Br) Burgess Bridgewater
J Whitney.
Canada (Fr); Fournie; Horta and Angra
via Providence J w Elwen
Lisbeth tNor): Bakke; sagua and Cai-
barien; Munson' Lines.
:, City of Batsvia (Br); Oliver; from
Karachi to Philadelphia; Moulder. Weir
s. Boyd.
Morro Castle; White; Havana and Fro
greso; N g. Cuba Mail Line
stonewaH (Rr); Cato; Gibraltar and
Patras: Cunard Line
Roterien; Eastman; Paita Pimental via
Panama Canal; Vessel, Duval & Co.
Stndard; Slater; Tuxpam; R l. Hague.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-10
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

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OF the positions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through the 1ndei endent Wire
less Corporation and tho Radio Corpo-
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positions through the following COM
mercial radio stations in the United
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these reports should be sent promptly
at noon each day In order that they
may be received in time for publca-
ton.
Position reports can also be sent
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Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc, New
York City (WCG), Babylon, L. l.
tWSE). East Hampton. l.. l. (WsA).
New London Conn. (WST).
No charge made for medical. or
surgical advice, latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation of America
will receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
(WCC). Siasconset, Mass (WSC). New
London. Conn. (WLC). Cape May, New
York City (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
tion OF America by the U. S. Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-10
Sailed Yesterday

Hyaathes tBr). Montreal; Hallgjerg
(Norl. Parrsboro; Virginia Express. Rich
mond; Eocene and barge. Portland. Me;
frder trial trip; President Garfield Lon
don; San Jacinto. Galveston: WIZ A Nc
Kenny, Baltimore; Franklin, Houston;
folk Fort st George (BD, Bermuda :
Mcsaba (Br). London: Santurce, -:
Sunewco. -: Conejos Constantinople :
VIM G Warden. Baton Rouge; Knut Jarl
lNor>. Philadelphia: Edgar F. Luckenbach ch.
Boston; Severance, Norfolk; Bylayl, Nor
folk; Hog Island. SMYRNA. Beatrice. Port
Tampa; schr Toina. Turks Island.
Ell Sol Galveston; FL Estero. New Or
leans; Olancho (Hond). Puerto Cortez;
city of Seattle. Philadelphia; Corvallia,
Roads.
Port Alma tBr), Fremantle; Philadelphia,
Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-10
Arrived Yesterday

c. a. Garfield. Tampico August, I: TO
Huasteea Petroleum Co. with cruce oii'
Inca, Halifax August s; to Clyde s
Co, In ballast; Pier -, B.klyn
pisn,und ,1 : ~ CO. with with mase; Pier 5. Army
Base. nrootiyn.
Aracanaa. Rotterdam July 2s; to Black
Diamond s s Co. with n,dsc; Pier s. Army
zacapa, H. Tsla July 2s. Porto Barrios
July ~, Kingston Angus, ). Santiago q; to
nlse. Pier 16 f r.
Edward l. Dohery. III. Tampico August
l. TO Huasteca Petroleum Co,wth oil; Car
ta-et. \ ].
Colombo t1taD. Naples July 27, Genoa
e; to I,slia-Amsrica Line, With 80 first
shsaf Spear tBr,.. cardenas July, 60
sugar to 1ss Line
Canadian Miller tBr). Brisbane May 2,
syndney. n S. 8. Dunedin II. Lyttelton 23
uY a wSra 5qns a. PaRsse
with mdse, Pier SO, B'Hlyn.
\ J. Kent: Philadelphia Aus. 3; to Houl
S:fiyS' aeE w''F & Boyd with md's' Pier s.
Feitore. Daiquiri Aug 2; Ore $ s Corp
with ore; Constable Hook. N J.
Catherine. ST Marc and San Domingo
City aug /; sanchez Aug 2, Porto Plata
sa!ar Line ssS1 with mase: Ss,s rier e. bkyn
Oriental Navigat Co. in ballast; Pier
As, B'klyn.
City of Seattle. Philadelphia Aug s; to
Baischaw B, Y $ Co. with pass and mdse:
:, Guy Of st Louis Savannah Aug s. to
the Ocean S Co. with pass and mdse
=, Barbadian; London July &c: to Atlsptic
woyo Ma Marn fJapo reilo p ,n June 2 Yoke
cristobal July IS; to Toyc Kaisen kaisha,
with mdse; Havemeyer Refinery. l. c.
:, Patrick Henrs. Shanghai July "a. Taku
Moji June la, Kobe June IS. Yokohama
June "a Honolulu. July 9. Cristobal July
80. Charleston Aug 6; to Tampa Inter
ocean s Co. with mdse: Pier 8, Army
Base Bklyn.
Ansas 1sassls san Jsaq July 20 sei ~ aossop; ste
John Worthington. Texas City, August
q. to n L Hague. with oil; anchored off
Eastern Sword. Philadelphia. August s;
to II Winchester. with mdse; Pier a..
Army Base. B'klyn.
|. Hague. with OIL; Pier 8. Constable Hook,
Eldena, Gravesend Bay: to U s Army
Transport Service. with mdse; Pier @ Army
Base. B'klyn.
Commercial Pathfinder. returning from
chSred or III Bay Ridge Ridge. n'kiyn- '''"'"' al"
Santa Barbara. Seattle. juno 2S; San
AuFns 'sy o HeIto0 S Scion ny 2s CO
mdse; Pier rs, N r.
s9m,ssrsbZ (pr). Sunderland, July 22; to
J Winchester, with mdse; anchored off
Liberty.
sSt,n samf ut nhadsRha ra H,5 AuEpqt to At
Valae!a Dr). London. July 81: to Gu
nard Line, with mdse; Pier II. N r.
Mont Cervin (Fr) Charleston, August s:
to Norton. Lilly e. Co, with mdse Ma
tional Refinery. Yonkers.
J A Moffett jr. Texas City, August Q:
to Standard Oil Co of N J. with oil; Pier
s, Constable Hook ].
Bayamo. Philadelphia; to n & Cuba
Mail s s Co. with mdse
Glendauruel, Norfolk.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-10
Change of Masters

c Fl Blackmer succeeds Charles ] Oster-
haut command motor ship l L No 1922
Jacob Hansen succeeds c 8 Hansen com
mand steam screw Franklin.
{ Johnson succeeds 8 Whitehurst
command steam screw Virginia Express:
Richmond & 7 s S Co.
clifton Smith succeeds J Wright COM
mand steam screw Commercial Path
finder.
Ole simonsen succeeds H Tswens1elm
command barge u No 2O3
George Gibbs succeeds Michael Doyle
command barge Harriet.
L Waggstad succeeds Edward w Drol-
lenger command gasoline screw Baushel
New-York tribune., 1922-08-10
Maritime Miscellany

NORFOLK. Va, Aug 9-Two of vessels
recently brought down from Camp Eustis
to be repaired for spot feet have been
to baltimore steamshp Co. and West i'm
hoden to Trosdal. Plant & Lafonta Both
being repaired by Warwick Machine Co, II
steamship c.. here to-day to attend to de-
tails INCIDENT to establishment of Nor
folk branch. which he said would be man
aged by w r Garris, OF Fred P Gaskell
& Co
New-York tribune., 1922-08-10
Marine Disasters

Annoy, China, Aug Q (By The Associated
Press) .--Gondia, owned by British linda
Steam Navigation Company. Ltd. bound
from Singapore Straits settlements, to
Shanghai, missing and believed to have
foundered In typhoon which swept South
China coast last week. Gondla had only
few passengers aboard.
ST PIERRE Miq, Aug 9-Freach steam
trawier Andre Pierre. stranded on the
Miquelon coast in thick fog yesterdty and
reported total loss to-day Was bringing
5000 quintals OF goldfish from Grand
Banks Crew safe
New-York tribune., 1922-08-10

Ario 126 Block island Aug s.
Amelia $50 Cape Henlopen Aug 8.
Astral 500 S Ambrose Aug 8.
Alkent 46 Scotland Aug o.
City of st Louis lis s Ambrose Aug 8
Chappaqua s31 e Boston Aug 8.
Corson 2.ls7 Ambrose Aug q M
Ciontarf LOO e Nantucket Aug 7.
Coastwise pd Fire Island IL AM Aug
City OF Rome 115 SW Gayhead Aug
City of AUG asta lis NNE Diamond Amr
Eastern Tempest 2,ose Ambross Aur
New-York tribune., 1922-08-10
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

THAMESHAyEN, Aug
tBrl. Philadelphia; Tulsagas, Port Arthur
", A,SoNMoUTH, Aug 7-Monmouth. New
CoNsTANTINoPLE. Aup
FRINGE tBr). New York; Egiantier fReier
New York Illinois. Port Arthur.
san n ! FyaneIsos FEapnoas Aug s-Montgomery city.
N r; Tamaracs tBr) Beaumont.
x,. .Aplz, 49,. Aug s-Asia .lFrl. New York
New-York tribune., 1922-08-10
Fleet Corpn. Asks Rehearing

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.--The Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation to-day petit
toned the Supreme Court of the United
States for a rehearing of the cases
brought by the Sloan Shipyards Cor
poration and the Astoria Marine Works
in which the court held that in this
litigation the shipping agency was
sassbls as a corporation.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-10
Marine Reports

SOTE.--The hours below are ufan lard time.
THE TIDES
High water Low water
AM rM AM PM
Sandy Hook. els p;s2 3:1T S:ae
Governors Island. ass4 1000 a:ss All
He'll Gate......1f:3s lt:4s 5.b6 e:i2
Winds as Sea To-Cay
Eas. Gulf--Gentle, variable: partly
cloudy weather: occasional showers.
West Gulf--Gentle. variable; generally
fair weather.
Caribbean Sea and windward Passage
Moderate east to north winds: partly
cloudy weather: occasional showers.
North of Sandy Hook--Gentle. varia Bile.
and fair weather.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras--M oderate
northeast and north, and cIoudy weather.
Eatteras to Florida Straits - Moderate
southeriy and generally cloudy weather.
with occa sionai showers.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-10
Outgoing Steamships

NOIE-MaU Information will be found
on Travel Page Eighth Column.
The sailing hours below are daylight
saving time.
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port, Sail. Pier
ManchqFia. Name Plymouth. II AM 60 N p
18th st, Hoboken
Conte Rosso Naples. 2 pm s5 N
Lenapc, jacksonville, IL M........se, N r r,
MORO Castle, Vera Cruz, PM. 14, e r
Sail Tomorrow
Stavangerfjord, Bergen, PM.
Soth st, klyn
Munargo, Nassau, IL M........... 8. .ER
Bosota. Kingston. PM. ....,.....44. n r
VIM Tupper, Trinidad, PM "A. N r
Assyria' Glasgow. IL M...........64. R
Sail Saturday
Orduna, Hamburg. 12 M...42. Mr.
Nleuw Amsterdam. Rotterdam. IL NJ.
5th st. Hoboken
ICELAND. Antwerp l2 M.........5 5s, N
Ia SaVoie' Havre. 12 2M...........57. Nj
Italia. Vigo, IL NJ M..................64 Ga, N r
Pres res Hardins, Bremen, PM a, HoboIsen
Eort Victoria, Bermuda. IL AM. s6, N
Hacapa. Kingston. 12 M..... NJ 8. Mr.
SS16oney, eSros hayana pan, II AM ;;....1s
phiiadelphia. San Juan. 12 M. II B'klyn
Porto Rico. San Juan. IL az R.kiyn
horo' Valparaiso. IL M. AZ, r
Sail Monday
Roussillon Havre, 3 PM r
CITY OF st Joseph, Marseilles IL M
3, Army Base Bklyn
Sail Tuesday
Mauretania, Southampton l2 Mr.
BeiVedere, Trieste, PM.
I. Bush Docks Bklyn
Bonnny. Teneriffe. 10 NJ. 49,. soth ST. Bkiyn
oct ln Ca
Eastport, Reval 12 NJ. 18th st Err
West Inship. Antwerp. l2 NJ
West nabom.t s,,.,t. 4, Army Base Bklyn
San M,o,s,. u.u..,, /, Pouch Ter,
slst st, klyn
Ghickasaw. Hamburg. IL NJ. 6.th st. Bklyr
fipestone County. Rotterdam. PM.
City of Sparta. Calcutta. PM
Mayaro Grenada, PM. s' B,kiyn q kiyn
S"i0'Noi"' Cristooai. PM..... N r
Sail Wednesday
Pres Monroe. London. PM. :. a, Hoboken
1tns horea' @ Bremen. ? PM. $50. sth st. Hoboke.:
Vulcan City, London. ~ NJ. "a R,llvr
Linneli, Bucnos Ayres, IL AM. Z B.eiyn
Sollamer, Bordeaux, PM.2 Q Hohoksn
Aietapan. Kingston. 12 M.. 8. Nh
Sail Thursday, Aug IL
Carmania, Liverpool. 12 ND
Mount Clay, Hamburg. IL 2M..ss N
st Paul. Hamburg. IL AM ...+ks N D
Colombo, Naples. i PM. ~ n I, n
Editor, Dunkirk. PM.2 Igohotan
Mundale. Gibara. IL AM r.
hentuckian. Los Angeles PM
8, Bush Docks B'klyn
New-York tribune., 1922-08-10

Following obstructions were reported :
July 20, lat SO 56 Ion 40 o8. spar so or
90 TT long and IT in diameter covered
with barnacles-AUGUST July is, lat
AZ Al lon 80 IL, wooden lifeboat painted
white and IN good condition; "Lixerpool'
At 80 lon II oS, partly submerged wreck
age covered with marine growth = Az
THOR. July 10. lat At SO Ion IL rs, whistle
New-York tribune., 1922-08-10
City Island

Bound Souti-Roseway, Boston for New
York -Ne"
Pound East-veedol, Bayonne for New
London; schs Beret J. New York Tor Mar.
tucket; Annie B Mitchell, Perth Amhny
for Portland Me-
New-York tribune., 1922-08-10
Dangers to Navigation
BY O. S. HNdrographic Office.

10Y o %. fIFUF0gfaph1C Offlce.)
North Atlantic Ocean--OH the American
Coast
Following obstructions were reported
Aug s, lat 40 as lon 81 55, red conical
buoy with black band-VANCOLITE Aug
3, lat 40 IL Ion 73 81. spar projecting
D 1t out OF water apparently attached
to submerged wreckage-El SIGLO. Aug
6, lat 80 os lon 73 80, large red nun
buoy marked 49," In good condition-LIB-
orator. Aug 6, SO oS Ion 73 25, red nun
buoy. in good condition--LAKE FLOUR
NOY. Aug 8. lat 3s 22 lon 73 55. large
red can buoy flying code flag "YY' from
staff 10 TT tall-MAYARI. Aug /. lat 20
p w SINCLAIR
New-York tribune., 1922-08-10

BELFAST. Aug s--5lasgow Maru (Jep).
Portland, Ore, via Norfolk
MANILA. Aug 8--Kaga Maru tJap). Sc
attle.f
PLYMOUTH. Aug s--Pars tFr). New
York for Havre. <
LONDON. AUG s-Menominse tBr). New
York. 9th, Dakarian tBr), Baltimore
Northwestern Miller tBr). New York.
SHANGHAI. Aug s-~Presidrnt Jefferson.
Seattle: Romsdalshorn tNor), New York
MELBOURNE. Aug s--Tresithney tBD.
New Orleans:
GIBRALTAR. Aug s--Passed: grdely
utaD, New Orleans for Genoa.
GIBRALTAR, Aug 81 PASSED. City
of Benares ti3r), New York for Calcutta.
CoNSTANTINOPLE. July 2q--West wego,
Baton Rouge; 30th. Dochet, New York.
PIRAEtS, July 3i--Acropolis New York.
TRIESTE. Aug 1--Lampo utaD. Fort
Arthur 81
sHIMoNosEKr, AugN 2--whcatland Mon
tnna. Seattle.
YOKOHAMA Aug - Steel Exporter.
New Orleans via san Pedro Tjikarang
(Dut), San Francisc6; 7th. President Lin
coin, San Francisco.
MANILA, Aug 7-Stockton. San Fran
cisco
SOURABAYA. Aug T--Soerakarta (Dut),
New York via Norfolk.
CUXHAvEN, Aug s---Caronia (Br). New
York.
.ARDRossAN. Aug - chebaulip St
MANCHESTER, Aug es--Tamarac (Br)
Beaumont.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-10
Departures

CONsTANTINOPLE. July 27-sangamon.
HELsiNGFoRs. July 29--Tacoma tBr).
BoUGIE, July s1-Marija Racic " s).
GENOA. Aug 1--Quistconck. New Or
leans
GoTHENRURa Aug a. TroIlehoim
(Swed), Wilmington; Sd. Winnebago, Bal
HAVRE. Aug S--tafayotto (Fr). New
York.
:. MURoRAN, Aug 5-Eastern Prince tBr),
cansAs 9S4w{hs} {ns} vsnsouSer sns c,..,.
MANILA, Aug e--Moorish Prince tBr).
New York; 7th. President Grant Seattle
ROTTERDAM Aug s--Aldebaran (Du),
Key West.
HAvRE. Aug s--Motrix (Fr). New Or
MARsE1LLEs. Aug s-Bankdale tBr>.
New York: Carenco. New York.
AMSTERDAM. Aug ST Williams.
Philadelphia.
HAMBURa.. Aug 6--vauban (Br). New
York.
ALEXANDRIA. Aug 7-ossa. Boston
LIVERPOOL Aug s--Canopic (Br),
FowEY, Aug s-Hartington (Br), Bos-
real q S; caraisan @ eBr9, Boston 1N0r' mont
COLOMBO, Aug S-Wray Castle .(Br),
New York.
LONDON, Aug s-suwanee (Br), Phila
delphia; Andrania (Br). Montreal -
PERRIN. Aug City OF Lucknow (Br),
(from KarachD, New York.
ORAN, Aug 1-Bueland (Nor) Balti-
more; I'd. Montello UtaD, Sable Island.
HULL. Aug 4-Pleiodon (Br). Key West.
THAMESHAVEN, Aug 7--Radlx (Br).
PENANG. Aug 7-Keelung (Br), New
York.
NEwCAsTLE, N w, Aug. s-Hauraki
(Br), Vancouver, B C.
GIBRALTAR, Aug S-River Arares
(Br), Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-10
ADD ARRIVED YESTERDAY
BY Radio Corpp. of Amcr;ca

Certe tNorJ, Ptctou Aug 4; to = :
Whitney G. Co. with laths.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-10
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-da,

Roussillon Fr), Havre July 81; to
French Line with mails; is expected TO
dock forenoon at Pier "a. N r. CWest
saith st).
st Paul Hamburg :1.iy 81; to American
Line with mails: -,hl dock about m at
Pier SO. West 2lst sD
britannia (Fr). Marseilies July 26; to
James w Elwell & Co with mails is ex-
pected to dock late to-day or early Friday
at foot 31st st. Bklyn.
Metapan. Kingston Aug &; to United
Fruit Co with mails: is expected to dock
A. p m at Pier 10. r (Maiden Lane)
Fort Victoria (Br), Bermuda Aug 8: to
Furness, Witty Co with mails; Is ex-
pected to dock about $3.50 IN at Pier 96.
n West 55th st).
Columbia. Cristobai Aug /; to w r.
Sraee co with mails; Is expected ts
Bastn).
, Rosalind tBr,. St Johns Aug s; tc
noon at Java at, Bkiyn
Apache. Jacksonville Aug q to Clyde
ton st),
New-York tribune., 1922-08-10
Duo Tomorrow

George Washington, Cherbourg Aug 8:
10 Lines with mails: lis expected TO
dock about 10 m at Pier i. Hobol,en
Manretania {Br5. Southampton Aug s;
TO Cunard Co with malls: is expected
10 oock forenoon at Pier 50, N r west
Carmanta (Br). Queenstown Aug 2. to
s,s Sunara Co with mails lie expected to
aoGA sssI forenoon ut Pier Sc, N n (West
The St. Mary banner., 1922-02-25
TOO MUCH EXPENSE.

There is some complaint over tht
leyyiny of the necessary tax for fin
ancing the soldier bonus. This af-
fords an opportunity for the PERIOD
cal explosions which we require t
let off surplus steam.
But our explosions should be turn
ed upon a different subject.
There is too much waste in the
public service. This waste is in the
form of man power-or perhaps i;
might be more appropriate to term
it barnacle power.
Many government, state and Other
office holders and employees feel that
they are doing nobly by their coun
try if they stalk majestically into
their Offices at 8 in the morning, loaf
around while, put in a few hour
Of leisure work, and go home or out
among "the boys" at a or 4:30 ir
the afternoon.
In the business world the average
man gets to work at 8 in the morn
ing, takes an hour for lunch, and
considers his days work over at S
in the afternoon-and not a minute
sooner. And those eight hours are
put III az SoOu Ikdku WOxh. IlC lOtAlci
soon finds himself out Of a job.
The business man has just as many
brains and knows how to use them
to just as good advantage as does
the public Office holder or employee.
Is there any good reason why one
should be required to chit the pace"
and the other be permitted to side
step it?
If our public affairs were managed
and conducted with the same degree
Of executive ability and prudence We
display in commercial Life we could
discharge one-fourth Of our public
office personnel and still be in better
condition than we are today.
The average man hangs onto his
own money, but too many of us are
ready to "let it fly when the treas
ury pays the bills.
Eliminate the official waste and ex-
travagance and financing the bonus
will not require the addition of one
cent Of taxation.
OF course, an army of political
barnacles would have to get out and
go to work, but that is what the
Lord intended they should do.
The boys who fought the war are
more entitled to consideration than
the barnacles who are now reeeivinc
it.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-02-25
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

23rd Judicial District Court-Parisi
of St. Mary
Mrs. Amede Robichaux VS.. Willie
Cook. No. 15.07s.
Under and by virtue of a writ o1
fieri facias, issued out of the Hon.
orable 23rd Judicial District Court Of
the State of Louisiana, in and 70,
the Parish Of St. Mary, and to mt
directed, in the above entitled anc
numbered suit, l have seized anc
taken into my possession, and shall
sell at public auction and sale. fo,
cash, according to law, to the last
and highest bidder, at the PRINCIPAL
front door of the Court House in
the Town Of Franklin, St. Mary
Parish. State of Louisiana, on
SATURDAY, THE 1st DAY OF
APRIL, A D., 1922,
between the legal hours beginning
at II O'Clock a. m, the following
described property, to-wit:
The undivided one-haf in and tn
that certain tract of land, living and
being situated in the Parish of St
Mary, State of Louisiana, about one
mile below the Village Of Centre
vile, known, designated and describ-
ed as part Of Lot Number Three
(3) on a map made by w. w. John
son, Deputy United States Survey
or, Of the lands Of Victor Won Schoe-
Ter, containing one arpent, superb
cal measure, more or less, bounded
North by part of lot Number Three
t3), East by the public road, South
by road left by Victor Won Schoeler.
and West by Lot Number Four a. :
together with the buildings and i'm
provements thereon situated, rights,
ways. privileges and servitudes there
TO belonging and appertaining.
Being part of the same proper
ey which was acquired by EDWARD
Cook from Victor Won Echoeler bv
authentic act before John B. Verdun.
Jr., Clerk of Court and ex- -Offic;o
Notary Public, dated August "a,
1881, and recorded in Book u page
303, entry No. 1853 of the Con-
veyance Records for the Parish of
st. Mary, Louisiana.
CHARLES pECOT,
. :. Sheriff.
FSanhlin, st. Mary Parish, Louisi-
ana, tbs tbs 1eth day Of February.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-02-25
Taxpayers Endorse Pro-
posed Bond Issue BY
the Town Council.

The mass meeting at the City
Hall last Tuesday evening proved to
be an overflow meeting Of the tax
payers Of our town. Our Town Coun-
Gil approaching the urgent need of
additional improvements to the town,
and not having the means to meet
the expenses necessary therefor
concluded TO raise the same by d
small extra taxation, if the venture
proved agreeable to the majority Ct
the taxpayers Of the town. The pre-
sent town government i'll their zeal
to better the town always take tn.
people in its confidence and sec to
it that they arc apprised Of thu
facts that call for their action
Therefore the Town Council at its
last regular meeting issued cali
for mass meeting Of the taxpayers
Of the town to meet and consider
the necessity of the proposed extra
taxation. At the mass meeting Tues
lay nj rht large number of the
taxpayers were present and took
part in the proceedings.
Mayor Lauye explained the cal
and in a clear, lucid and convincing
manner the condition Of affairs that
call for the action Of the taxpayer.
He read a statement of the i'm
provements made by the present an,
previous administrations. The pres
ent Indebtedness of the town and
the means provided for paying it 1t
showed a remarkably wise admins
tration Of affairs, and convinced the
majority Of those that heard it Of
the reasonableness and the necessity
of the proposed additional burden.
We venture the assertion, without
fear of contradiction, that Franklin
has made more expensive and larger
improvements without resorting K
extra taxation than any other town
its size in the State. The statement
of Mayor Lauve shows the following
improvements installed without ex-
ira taxation:
Electric Pumps .......$ 1000 90
Park ........ .......... 11,O5o 52
Real Estate bought, next
to Power Plant. .... 1,0OO. 90
Present Electric Plant. 27,35O .0C
Main St. improvements. 1880 .0C
New Fire Truck. ......... $500 90
Interest paid on above. 1868 .5s
Total. SIC, 6,O69. 1C
Present Indebtedness:
Balance due on Electric
Light Plant ...... $40 $50 0f
Main St. Improvement -. 7,200.O .OJ
Willow St. Bonds. ...... 10000 .Oc
1868 .0C1
Cash in Willow Street
Bond Fund ........... S,282. "a