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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-13
POT73N4A IJEIAZI.

D. dr. N. LatpN iu drum spye
Ner York, trimetdndu-ac continua-
rea nOtelor de cdldtorii, nc face ar
,ndfonra crpnnere a sitNdtiei De
Gsi a Pol0niei:
Instalati pc vapor, desi tarziu,
nj sc serveste masa in sala mare,
snstinuta de coloane albe corintie-
he, lnminata ca ziua.
lntendentul yaporulni (ste-
ward) adica unul din numerosii sal
ajutori. he arata pc planul ce Ella
tnri Gle el pc o planSeta, locul mesei
fiecaruia. A mea are numarul 36.
Suntem dol la masa mea: Toward
sui men de vis-a-vis. I'm ON de
80 dc ami. figura palida. nervoasa,
tic,,ta. Poarta la butoniera pangli-
cele dona decoratii. Aducandu-mi
aminte de definitia englezeasca a.
supra francezului: IN dOmn care
poarta decoratii 81 manAnca mrlta
paine, ma nit sa vad Gle implineste
si-a doua conditie. Manca 81 paine
multa. lam pus diagnosticul: G
francez. 81 cum mi Sc parea ca e
mandru, nu lam vorbit seara fntai.
De altfel MI sta eDglezeste, caci a.
legea felurile de mAncare la intam-
plare aratand ell degetul pc lista.
Lista in sine 81 ca o foaic artis-
tica 81 bogata.
A doua ri la masa de dimiheata
frantuzul" meu II "a VENT. La de-
jun s'a infatisat iarasi. Tace 81 el.
tao 81 ell. Oar pc urma IN am gan
dit: saptamana nu putem sta asa.
Hal sa inccp ell vorba. La urma ur-
mel am avantajul de a fl mai tanar
81 el, nestiind englezeste, pot sal
flu de ajutor: "Urata yreme' ii
spun ell in "limba sa" "UrataE"
fmi raspunde el intro irantuzeas-
ed, care nu era a "lui' NJ am i'll
sclat deci, nu nici frantuz.
FL fnsa atata astepta ca sa sparg
en- tacerea. Imi arata ceva sal tra-
due, si-mi spune cine G. Aveam in
fata pc d. 4. Moraczewsky fostul
prim prezident de consiliu de mi
niStri. al Statulni polonez reiinvat,
actual vice presedintc al Camerei
polone, sef al partidnlui social-de-
mocrat polonez 81 unnl din intimii
prezidentului Republicei, maresalul
Pilsudsky! Ma 1nselasem complec
asupra nationalitatii! Oar MAN
irlselat mai rau asnpra caracteru-
.lui! De aici .inainte nu mai zic: a.
parentele adesea inseala eli: apa-
rentele inseala totdeauna Mai rar
am intalnit un ON mai afabil, mai
bnn 81 mai prietenos ca d-l Mora
czcwsky: Intelegeti ca de aici fnain
tc el mia fost nu numai tovarasul|
de masa, ci intimul tovaras de
drum. La departarea aceasta. i'll
mijlocul imensului de apa eterna,
unde Europa insasi ne apare ca I'm
departat punctisor 81 spatiul teres-
tru, sd al un vecin de tara 81 de idei
eAca 81 cum al fl ell un compatriot.
4Am discutat mutt asupra situatiu-
Mi politice din Polonia 81 asupra|
partidului taranesc polon. Cum del
sigur cetitoriii mel vor Fl interesati|
sa afle, lie voiu da un rezumat al a.
cestci conversatii.
Asa dar, aflati ca desi Polonia eI
stat nou "acolo viata multi mail
liberia de cat in Romania iioastra.
Nh Sc vorbeste de persecutii de idei,
lie procese scandaloase, de ucideri|
de oameni, fara raspundere, Pro
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-13

Viii Isl Ud(tuTH Gu fuced ca GreDuc
sa Fl zis ceva bun 81 popa vrea sd
sc bucure numai el singur, de aceea
nu spune nici odata ce-a zis. Ca.
pasa-mi-te. vazandn-l cantand bine
i credcau popa in toata legea 81
nici prin gand nn lie trecca ca popa
lu site carte. Altii. din contra, Isl
dadura Ell ideea ca trebuie sd Fl zis
,ceva ran 81 popa, care ON asa Gle
bun, nu vrea sal intristeze. S'au
sfadit eli ce s'au sfadit 81 in cele
din urma:
- Hal la popa sal fntrebam 81
om yedea CO zice.
San horarat ca, Dumineca GEO
yeni. cand ceti popa Evanghelia,
sal 81 fntrebe. A venitt Dumineca
81 ca totdcauna biserica era pima
de oameni, dar de data asta hota-
RITZ 81; deslege taina. Si-au astep-
tat oamenii pdna la Eyanghelie,
lar cand popa ca de object, canta
pc glasfl al noualea: elisa Doom
nul. lisa Domnul ouaa -. oame-
nil de cole:
Cc-a zis Domnul, Parintele,
ce-a zis. sd stim 81 moi, rogu-te!
Oar 81 popa tot pc al nollea:
&c sa zica taataa, dara vol MI
stiti?
: NJ stim, parintele, zau de
stim!
Apoi daca MI stiti, niiici MI
trebue sd stiiiiti!
81 popa ridica elasul ca pentru
terninare 81 nu Ii mai detc ragaz
si ma intrebe mimic. Dup6 esirea
din bisepica. iara-i sfada.
- Nh, ca popa tare hot: a zis
Domnul ceva bun 81 vrea sa Sc bu-
cure numai ell.
lar altii, ca nu, popa prea bun
81 trebuie sa fie ccva rau la mil
loc!
Tura-vura, de colo pana colo,
unul din eli Ii spune:
Sa mergem 81 Dumineca viitoare
81 cand ne.o fntreba iaras, sal spu-
mem ca stim 81 81 yedem eco mai
zice. Asa an facut, au VENT 81 Du-
mineca viitoare, lar .cand popa can
ia pc "Zis-a Domnul toti intrc-
bara intr 'un glas:
Ce-a zis, parintele, ce-a zis.
spune-ne 81 noua
- Dara vol nu stitie continual
popa.
Stim. parintele, cum sa nuI
stim tOcmai ce-a zis DOmmul!
Apai daca stiiiti, la ce ma
mai intrebati pc miiineee?
Tacura lar oamenii ga 'avura
'ncotro. dar dupa esirea din biseri- |
eli lar STAT. ca cum sa afle della po- !
pa ce zisese DOmnul!
=. Stiti ce? gasira ell cele unii !
cu popa asia rau asa, rau asa, cum
ii intoarce-O tot no scott la capa- !
tai. Hal sd mai incercam odata 81
cand ne-o intreba ca moi nu stim,
unii din moi sa zicem ch stim, lar
altii sa zicem ca nu stim, 81 0 sa
yedeti ca de data asta il infundam. !
Sa facem 81 'asta 81 DUNN /,
neca popa elisa Domnul!'
Ce-a zis, parintele, Domnul, !,
spune-ne macar o iOta!
- Oar ceee ma tot intrebati taa-'
ia ca ziceati cd stiitis /,
Unii din eli: Stim parintele, pa
catele noastre, cum sd nu stim!
Ceilalti: MOI nu stim parintele,
val de capul nostrn, de unde sd
stim!
Da 81 popa de colo, ca era destept
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-05-18

2972 acres.
The area in conflict with the above
described, which area is not claimed
is as follows:
Survey No. PISS Ellis Lode, O.O2O
acres, making a total area in conflict
with the above which is not claimed of
O.O2O acres, leaving a net area claimed
of 1886 acres.
The neighbOring or adjoining claims
as shown by the official plat are the
Carlisle Lode, Survey No. 1913, to the
No. PISS. the Ray Lode. Survey No
PISS and the jefferson Lode, Survey
No. 275S, to the northeast; the Ellis
Lode, Survey No. PISS to the south
east; and the Mohawk Lode, Survey
No. 275S, to the southwest.
The original notice of location of the
Virginia Lode Mining Claim is of rec
ord in the office of the County Recor-
der of ShOshOne County Idaho, at
Wallace, in the county and state afore-
said, in Book "A" of Qlartz Locations,
at page S1S thereof, Records of Sho
shCne County, Idaho. This applica
ton is made by said Callahan Zinc
Lead Company for patent on behalf of
itself and Virginia Mining Company
an Idaho corporation, co-owners with
it, claiming and holding interests IN
the same as lOllOWSi lo-Wll- NsdAltAiicAA
Zinc-Lead Company. an undivided TO
thereof; Virginia Mining Company, an
undivided 2-9 thereof.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the mining ground, lode or
premises, or any part thereof so de
scribed in the plat and survey as APP
piled for, are hereby notified that un-
less their adverse claims are filed ac-
cording to law and the regulations
Hereunder, within sixty days from the
date hereof, in the office of the Regis
ter of the Occur d'Alene Land Office
according to the statutes of the United
States and the rules and regulations
hereunder, they will be barred by the
provisions of said statutes
FRANK LANGLEY.
Register
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A.S.6R. CO. IN COLORADO
PROFIT LOW GRADE ORES
WILL SPEND OVER A MILLION IN
IMPROVING PLANTS-WELLS
WESTERN DIRECTOR.

Recognizing the requirements of the
mining industry and renewal of inter
est by the investing public in the
Back to Mining movement in Colora-
do and the western mining states" the
American Smelling & Refining com
pany. following a conference between
the Colorado chapter of the American
Mining Congress, the Colorado Metal
Mining association and directors of the
Colorado Mining fund, has formally
announced its plans for the immediate
expenditure of s75O,OOO and possibly
S1,O0O,000, in the improvements to its
smelling plants, making possible the
profitable mining of low grade and
complex ores, and in development of
mining properties in this state. says
the Denver Mining Record.
Renew Mining Activity.
The carrying out of the plans for
mulated will, it is estimated by min
ing men, result not only in operation
of many properties long idle, but eX-
tensive development of a large number
of mines in which large bodies of low
grade ore have already been exposed
but which, under prevailing conditions
and treatment rates, could not be OPP
Grated at profit. Increased production
will necessarily result, profits will cor
respond and investors in mining com
panies and mine operations will be re-
warded with enhanced dividends or
profit sharing possibilities.
Wells Western Representative.
In the furtherance of this policy, the
American Smelling & Refining com
pany, it is known. has invited Buckley
Wells, president of the Colorado Min
ing fund and former president of the
American Mining Congress, to become
a member of it's board of directors, to
fully represent the mining interests of
the western states.
OF the expenditure authorized and
agreed upon, necessarily the greater
portion will be in improvements to the
smelters The Arkansas Valley plant
at Leadville, with capacity of 100 tons
and the Durango smelter of $50 tons
both classed as lead smelters.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1922-05-18
Serial No. O11743.
Receipt No 25O9995
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOF
PATENT.

In the United States Land Office at
Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
In the Matter of the Application for
Patent for the Virginia Lode Mining
Claim, Beaver Mining District ShO-
shone County. Idaho
United States Land Office Occur
d'Alene Idaho, May 10, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that Callahan
Zinc-Lead Company, a corporation
whose post office address is Interstate.
Idaho, acting through c. w. Newton,
its attorneys fact, thereunto duly
authorized, whose post office address
is Interstate, Idaho has filed an appli-
cation for patent for the Virginia Lode
Mining Claim, situate in the Beaver
Mining District, ShOshOne County.
Idaho, and designated by the field
notes and official plat on file in this
office as Mineral Survey No. 1867, be-
ing particularly described with mag
netic variations at all corners at 20
80 East as follows:
Beginning at Corner No 1. whence
the corner Of Sections 70, 80, 81 and So
Township Forty nine North of Ranges
Four and Five East, bears south Ga
27' 66334 feet and running thence
North go 35' West 1901 feet to Corner
No. 2; thence North So 81 East SIP
feet to Corner No. 3; thence South 90
09' East 1900 feet to Corner No. A.
thence South So 81 West 549.S feet to
Corner No. / and place of beginning,
a total area of 1906 acres.
The area in conflict with the above
described, which area is claimed, is as
Survey No. PISS Lincoln Lode, OPS
acres, Survey No. 275S Jefferson Lode,
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thus be
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ton of Refined Primary Lead in the United States
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11
DO YOU WANT THAT STCDE-
BAKER LIGHT SIX?
Let The Banner Give You A Few
More Chances On Il

Somebody is going to get a brand
new Studebaker absolutely free Of
charge, just by paying cash fer their
purchases. All the progressive buisi-
ness men of the town are Offering
chances on this car, and the Banner
is among them.
And the Banner is making you a
special offer to give you more chan
ces on that nice little Studebaker.
First, we are going to give TEN
chances to every subscriber who pays
up his 1922 subscription by Deem
Der 1st. SO, if you have not already
paid it, send it in to US and get
your ten chances on the car. But re-
member thai you have to pay it be-
fore December l, 1922.
And furthermore, to every person
who becomes a new subscriber we
are also going to give ten chancca.
Here is your chance to start getting
the parish paper. Send us your sub
scription now, do not delay.
For every dollars worth of lob
printing that we do for you we will
give you one ticket until the day Of
the drawing.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11
WILSON T. PETERMAN SPENDS
TUESDAY IN FRANKLIN.

Hon. Wilson T. Peterman. chair
man OF the Louisiana Highway Com
mission, was in Franklin last Tues
day and spent the whole of this dav
| At his old home town and among his
old friends who are always glad to
greet him and honor him. Mr. Peter
man stopped with US on his return
trip to Baton Rouge from Waco.
Texas, where he attended the Cotton
Palace. He was guest of honor at
dinner given by the Texas Highway
Commission at Hotel Raleigh on Nov
4th. and was one of the principal
speakers at that dihner.
Mr.. Peterman stated TO US that the
Texas Highway Commission 50 he
was pleased to learn, was working on
the same plans and lines as the Louis
lana Commission.
The Louisiana Highway Commits,
sion, under the management Of Chair
man Peterman, has advanced good
roads in our State to wonderful ex-
tent. The soft, muddy. impassab
road, is fast disappearing. and in-
stead in nearly every parish hard
surfaced roads appear Travel and
traffic have been accelerated. The
towns situated at distance from the
railroads have intercourse with each
other with comfort and increase of
business relations. Hn active and
progressive State Highway Commits
sion ably managed means permanent
good roads, and good roads means
prosperity, comfort and happiness of
the people.
Louisiana may be proud of the per-
sonnel and work o. her Highway
c, mmission. 1t is doing great and
effective work. 1t is fast closing the
links 10 the o'd Spanish Trail To the
Texas line, and working with and as
sisting the different parishes in their
local work-pushing forward and on
ward the great undertaking with celer-
ity and effectiveness until in short
while person can go from one end
If The State to the other travelling on
model roads. The Banner is proud
of the record OF her iellow-citizsn and
bespeak for him lasting success in
the great work in which he is engaged.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MET
MONDAY NIGHT.

The Chamber of Commerce met
Monday night at the city hall. The
meeting was well attended by thos-
who are interested in the promotion
of the towns welfare. A number OF
subjects of paramount interest to the
community were discussed.
Among other business transacted
the following resolution was adopted
and since the meeting signed by the
merchants:
"Moved by Wilson McKerall, Jr.,
seconded by E. A. Boudreaux ami
carried, that the merchants give
tickets on the Studebaker car on
every account that is paid on or be
fore the 10th Of each month, and
that the merchants make that nota-
ton on their invoices; that no tick
cts be given on any account that is
paid after the 10th of the month,
and no tickets to be given on old
accounts, and that the Secretary be
instructed to make copy of this
resolution and have the merchants
sign same"
The following merchants signed:
McKerall Motor Car Co.; Sam Serio,
Foster Drug Co., l. Popkin, Marx
Silverman, Inc; St. Mary Banner, T.
J. Belanger, R. E. Keenze, A. Fried
man, Delahoussay's Drug Store,
Service Hardware Co., Boudreauy
Furniture Co., City Grocery, N. Sill
verman, Inc; The Elsie Co., The
Franklin Ice Works, Frere Drug Co.,
Sam Silverman, St. Mary Harware
Co., Gronen Bros, M. j. Giroir, Hans
Anderson, Weekly Watchman, 1bert's
Filling Station, M. Bell, Son; L. I.
Talbot.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11
Everybody's Doing Il
All Are Trying to Give Best
Title In Add-a-Pearl Pic
ture Title Contest.

When Popkin announced to the
people of Franklin that he was auth
orized to offer $1,000 for titles for
the Add-a-peari Picture, he started
something.
Youth and age-men and women
girls and boys, and the kiddies, are
all thinking of a title suggestive Of
pearls.
AS there are no restrictions on
entry-no costs of any kind-Pop-
kin's is crowded with seekers after
entry blanks.
The local prize winners of Add-a-
pearl Necklaces of genuine Oriental
Pearls will be announced November
goth. The winners of the Grand Ma
tional Prize of a $1,000 Pearl Neck
lace, a $500 Pearl Necklace and $3.50
Add-a-pearl Necklace of genuine
Oriental Pearls will be announced as
soon thereafter rs the Judges can
decide,
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

Good audience last Sunday morn
ing as usual. We rejoiced to see
several who had been among the
dengue sufferers in their places in
Sunday School and preaching serv-
ices, and regret to learn of others
who had escaped so far, being among
the victims now.
There was good attendance at the
Stewards meeting last Monday eve
ming and important business was
transacted. The board will have their
last meeting for this conference year
next Monday, Nov. 13, at the par
sonage at 7:30 P. M. The Stewards
and all greatly appreciate the hearty
cooperation of our members and
| friends.
Your pastor leaves the twentieth,
for our Annual Conference whicl
will be held in the First Methodist
Church at Shreveport.
Let every one do their part t.
/ make the remaining services of thi:
conference year the best yet.
Indications are that this years re
port will be the best in the histor.
of the Church.
LEE R. SPARKS,
| Pasto,
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11
FRERE DRUG COMPANY HAS
RADIO CONCERTS.

The new radio set installed by the
Frere Drug Company has been at
tracing quite a bit of attention, be.
ing one of the first really successful
sets in this section. Concerts from
nearly every section of the country
can be heard distinctly, varying
from the latest jazz to grand opera.
These concerts are open to the
public, Mr.. X. M. Frank, efficient
manager of the company, has an
nounced, and they will be glad to
have interested persons listen In.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11
The Making Of Regulations.

A bad reputation is made quickly; good one
acquired only by years of patient, panstaking ef-
forts and Wholehearted service.
The Thbodaux Benevolent Association enjoys
the envable reputation, that we jealously
guard for the slightest deviation in our busi
methods and the slightest misrepresentation
could and would shatter the good reputation which
we have worked so hard to obtain.
Mrs JOS Richard of Morgan City, La, Marine
Route, told one of representatives that she new
er expected our Association to be so prompt and so
just in paying the claim of her deceased husband.
He accidentally killed by tree which fell
on him and twenty-four hours after receipt of
proof Of his death, Association promptly paid
Mrs. Jos. Richard the beneficiary, 100000.
Since this is the first claim which we paid in
St. Mary Parish, we hope that our promptness and
the efficiency in which we handled our death claims
(using this one for ilustration) will convince
the people Of this Parish of the merits of ouc
worthy organization.
Write for more information,
Thibodaux Benevolent Association.
the foremost
Ame!ic
THIBODAUx, IA.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11
Gard of Thanks.

wish to extend my sincere and
heartfelt thanks to relatives ana
friends for the sympathy and kindness
shovn me during the illness and death
Of nv beloved wife, Mrs. j. D. Rod
rieuez. Special thanks to the reia,
tiyes and friends for the beautiful
aoral offerings. All have my ever
lasting gratitude. ,,.,.un
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11
THANKSGIVING BAZAAR.

The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
will give their regular annual
Thanksgiving Bazaar on "Wednesday,
November 29th, in the Reuter- build
ing next to w. X. Smardon's garage.
Lunches will be served from II to
6 o'clock. Fancy work, cakes, candies
and ice cream will be also on sale.
Go and help a good cause.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

The next examination for teach,
ers' certificates will be held IN all
parishes of the State, Monday, tues
day and Wednesday, December a, >,
s. (white) Thursday, Friday anu
Saturday, December Z, 8 and .,
(negro). u, o..
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11
CENTREVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES.

The girls of the Home Economic
Department, under the direction OF
Mrs. Bette B. Kramer, gave a Hal
lowe'en Fair for the benefit of the
Home Economics library. The affair
was quite a success, being enjoyed
by most of the community. Enough
money was raised to procure the ne
cessary books for the department.
The sophmores entertained the
Freshmen at kid Party" Satur-
day night, Nov. 4th. Both boys ard
girls were dressed as small children.
The Domestic Science department,
where the party was held, was dec
Grated in the Freshmen colors, pink
and white. A good program had beer
prepared and all enjoyed the evening
very much. Refreshments were serv-
ed by the Home Economic depart
ment.
The girls basketball team will play
St. Maftinville team on the St. Mar
tinville court Nov. 18th.
There will be a meeting of the
School Improvement League Friday
afternoon, Nov. 18th, from to 5
o'clock. All are urged to attend as
there is some important business to
be brought up that afternoon
The boys attended the Louisiana
State Fair and participated in the
stock judging contest. They took
sixth place. They were accompanied
by the principal, Mr.. Thompson, and
all report a splendid time,
MRS. |. S. WOOSTER,
Press Reporter for Centreville Par
ts-Teachers Club.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11

Some one must win each of the
prizes 10 the Add-a-Pearf Picture
Title Contest. You have as much a
chance as any one. Get your FREE
entry blank and send your choice of
title today.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11

:. p.uben Popkin spent several
n !, New Orleans this week on
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11

/. lection held here Tuesday
m ssrv quiet affair, only sixty
e .,,ss being cast at this poll.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11

y. and Mrs. Estes Frost.
saty Sanitsrium last Sun.
. doe girl baby. We
Q snncunce that mother
srs doing nicely.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11

- y friends Of Mrs. Lyman
sao Ass been very sick with
viii learn With pleas
- q COW salescens.
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p,y your Poll AK

c;+v Council will hold r., its
fk l'., oms monthly session next We'd
.shy night.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11

:, c W. Vhaley reeeived tbs tins
z T. 4 .Soother y car load of fine mules
~ ~. his y Is Offering at the lowest
.,tet prices.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11

sIassw Leeendre and Miss
S.as.;ss both Of Jeanerette,
sissu 70 Franklin last Tues
August Guderian. We
ae couple happiness and
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11

! Polics jury met in special
y last Monday. Considerable
- was transacted by this
/ among which was the adoption
License Ordinance for the year
md . budget of probable re-
! and expenditures for next
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11

h ire requested by Mrs. c. M.
kha,, director in charge Of the
.mpaign, to state that the
N donated by the Ladies' Gull
! Club for the ant campaign, is
b the bank and untouched, as
J ms not needed,
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11


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nay ~ ''ss' neasers. They do
w. y, ~ sSo ass an,seds e Of Mrs. Lyman
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y -! :csare entertainment will
- . rrsesday. Nov. 4.h, for
= rsrent- Teachers Asso-
~ .sRe 4 Arliss 10 "The RuI.
kssa.,,H 20 and help the ladies
ssole undertaking.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11

Ne Police Jury at its meeting in
snber will receive sealed bids
4 the banks in the Parish to acr
ixsl agent and depository of the
III for a term of two years be-
n January LIST, 1928.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11

yslls and curtains mean
Fssssnt this loss by using
sssst hesters. They do
The St. Mary banner., 1922-11-11

shnith and Wheeiwr;ght, au
sk painting and trimming. c