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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-01-17
Sherif's Sale.
Bank of st. Martinville
Felicia Francis (alias Felicia Drussell
No. 1903
10Th Judicial District Court,
Parish of st. Martin, State OF louisiana.
Sherih's Sale.

By virtue OF a writ of seizure and sale
issued out of the 18th judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish of st. Mar
tin. State OF Louisiana. in the above en-
titled and numbered suit, dated the l4th
day of January 1914.
have seized aud will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last and high
est bidder at the front door OF the Court
House, between the legal sale hours In
the Town of st. Martinville. d.. on
Saturday February 2ist, 1914,
the following mentioned and described
property. tO-wit:
That certain tract Of land situated In
the First Ward of st. Martin Parish, La,
containing Twenty-eight superficial ar
pauts. Bounded North by land OF Arthur
Lenormand, East by lands OF Alfred Lee.
West by lands Of Jos. Adams u ais, also
Thirteen and a half superficial arpents
situated in the same locality. same Pa
IRISH. Bounded North by lands OF X. Lee
normand, south by lands Of heirs of 5
Broussard. East and West by lands for
merly belonging to Rosemond Lenor
mand e ais.
Seized to satisfy the above writ.
Terms and conditiOns--cash.
Sheriff's office this 18th day OF Jan
A. ID. 1913.
WADE 0. MARTIN. Sheriff
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-01-17
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. jeff Bisnvenu made a trip
to Jennings this week.
DR.. j. S. Martin made a visit to-
New Orleans this week.
DIR. G. w. Bowing Of Breaux
Bridge. was here Wednesday.
Mr.. Jules Francois of New Ibe-
ria was visiting here Sunday.
For Insurance that insures see
P. A. Bisnvenu Insurance agent.
Mr.. Rsmsy Bisnvenu of Baton
Rouge was on a short visit here
this week.
Prof. P. L. Guilbeau Of tho agri-
cultural school ct Carsncro was
here Saturday.
Mr.. Sam Shslburne Of Morgan
City was attending to business
here this week.
The Bride Club was entertained
Wednesday by Mrs. ]. T. Lytal at
the Fleming hotel.
SALESMAN WANTED-to look after
our interest in st. Martin and adjacent
chunties. Salary or Commission. Ad-
dress Harvey OIL Company, Cleveland. O.
Mr.. j. J. Burdin and son, Wade,
returned home Monday after spend
ing several weeks in Texas.
Mr.. Rene Broussard moved with
his family to Houma, this week,
which place hs will mako bis
homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Martin and
Mr.. P. A. Bisnvenu made an auto
trip to the Anse-la Butte oil field
Tuesday.
Miss Elmirs Broussard oil
Bresux Bridge 10 visiting here, al
the homo of her sister. Mrs. D.
Badon.
Mr.. Paul Ferran returned to
New Orleans this week after spend
ing several months here with biz
uncle, Mr.. ]. B. Ferran.
Mrs. Armand Provost left fol
her home in Port Arthur Sunday
after spending several weeks here
with her mother, Mrs. Gas. Witt
l SHOES for Mon and Ladies.
have q full line, and you will max
no mistake to buy your shoes from
K. Schwartz.
i -Messrs. Henry and Franci
Gauthisr of Broussard were her
Wednesday to attend tho funsra
, of their uncle, Mr.. Cleric Gau
thier.
Il Supt. F. o. Chavez has prspal
, cd q fine program for tho Inst
{ tute to be held at the High Schot
, here on Friday and Saturday jar
uary 30 and 31st.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-01-17

The Masons and tho ladies OF
their families enjoyed tho annual
dinner at their lodge room We'd
ussday night and had = very plea
SAINT time.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-01-17

FOR SALE-A 81 acre farm
2 mile town on Railroad, near
derrick, on road to New lbe-
ria, sandy land, something
real good, for sale at a bar
gain if sold within this week.
Laizaire Bienvenu.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-01-17
Mail-0rdef Ten Commandments.

Mail-0rdef Ten Commandments.
The following ten commandments
are offered for the guidance of ca.
talog house patrons.
l. You shall sell your farm
products for cash whenever you
can. but not to US. We do not buy
from you.
2. You shall believe our state
msnts and buy all you need from
Us, because We want to be good to
you, although We are not person
ally acquainted with you.
3. You shall send the money
in advance to give US n chance to
get tho goods from the factory
with your money; meanwhile, you
will have to wait patiently few
weeks, % that is our business
method.
4. You should apply to your
nearest city to aid you in building
good roads SO you can convenient
ly get tho goods from the depot,
for We do not build country roads.
s. You shall buy church bells
aud church fixtures from US and
forward the money in advance, for
this our business method, and you
shall collect from the business
men in your vicinity as much mo-
nsy a. you can for tho benefit of
your churches as it is against our
rules to donate for building coun-
try churches.
6. You shall buy your tools
from Us and be your own mechan-
ic in order to drive the mechanics
from your vicinity, for We wish il
30.
7. You shall induce your nsigf
Dor to buy everything from us
AZ We have room for moro money
! the less money there is in you
: community, the sooner We can pu
your local merchants out of bust
ness and charge you any price VI
please.
] s. You shall look often at tn
: beautiful pictures in our catalof
= 80 your wishes will increase, ant
so you send in q big order, al
though you are not in immediat
d need of the goods, otherwise 20
o might have some money left t
= buy some necessary goods fror
70 your local merchant.
8. 8. You shall have the mel
chants who repair tho goods yo
d buy from Us, book the bills so 20
1t can send the money for his labc
.r to us for new goods, otherwise b
1t will not notice our influence.
|! 10. You shall, in case OF sicl
t. ness or need, apply to your loo
d. dealer for aid and credit, as we q
not know you or care to. i nlan
Grocer.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-01-17

Tho marriage Of Mr.. Leopold
Beslin of Tampico, Mexico, to
Miss Elmire Bienvsnu of st. Mar
tinville, is announced to take place
on Monday January 26. No cards.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-01-17

The Columbian Woodman had
their annual dinner at their lodge
room Thursday, after the installa-
ton of their new officers.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-01-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Pratt Engineering and Machine
Company
versus
Cecilia Sugar Co
No. 1023l0

No. 1023l0
State of Louisiana. Parish OF st. Martin,
10Th Judicial District Court
Nv virtue of q writ Of Fieri Facias
issued out Of the Civil District Court In
and for the Parish of Orleans, State OF
Louisiana, in the above entitled and
numbered suit, dated 9th day Of Deem
Der 1918.
Ihaye seized and will proceed to sell
at public auction to the last and high
est bidder at Cecilia. Parish OF 81. Mar
tin, State Of Louisiana, on
Saturday Jan. 81, 1914,
the following mentioned and described
property, TO wit: >,
One % x ~ Pratt Imperial two Koil
Cane Crushsr arranged to be delivered
into the present front mill.
Housings, Rolls. Shafts. Crown wheels
Top Caps, Bearing Brasses. Hydraulic
Pressure Regulator, fabrication, Chutes
Pillow Blocks, Shafts, Gears, Accesso'
riss, Engine. Crusher and appurtsn
ances except housing caps and hydrsu
lie pipes.
Seized to satisfy the above writ.
Terms and cOnditiOns-cash.
Shsriff's office this 3lst day OF Decem
Der A. ID. 1918.
WADE O. MARTIN, Sheriff
ALBEKT DAsPIT. by. Sheriff.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-01-17

Some men are 90 fond OF work
that they can 60 to sleep along
side of it.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1914-01-17

For sale-one topless bug
gy in good condition $1,000,
LaiZaire Bienvenu.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
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A. ase11sat vhjea laess sssulasA
= ~ deasA - 80 q noehy Roe6's
~ haown - ~ hlgAly sDepoee.
- elelaeas eseusss1 sooue S:le
We1sos1ov evealng y noeky Dog1.
0Aogoes ~. Donlosea IN ~ ~
~ 1goa1n0 ~ sessee Whsa ~
~ ~ leun ~ . hesDs lssvoa -
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Yoon0 o1lnes - d11no : 49,
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La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29
r.,.s.e., r..-..s wa. l. s....,

J. 3. rsaDls. ef nsavss. Tor nahe
yean nasaess u The wssessn ~
paOss Usiea. asd es late vssy 81
spieuoss b Dsogrssslvs Dolisieal CIR
csss u ~ esplsal esev. vss . Il
Justa visitor laaG Ws1asslay. He
has tsea naA1Ds sess II ~ seate
fos the pssposA e 'lsvsselGaelne IL
political situasi1A y shs lassssss Of ].
n. sesveas. csn1ldaAs y shs vsesbls.
eaa primaries ~ ~ unlesd States
senate aaA s1as Alllsoa 0eocksv.
candidate Tor tAs soaiaasssa ~
state strsasurss. % The sans ticket.
Ar. Te@p,e was secretary Of the
prcsreasjvs state central COMMITTEES
tso ysass aso. and says that W q
six moaths ago The outlook for pro.
gresslvs success 10 the eanpaisn ihis
fall was very bright. NJ. Temple h
strong Tor Lac and order. and says
that h The only issue In the can.
paign this fall. Il was bis break
with MP. cossigsa % The lav and
order proposjtion that caused ths
split In The progresslve party ranks.
Ar. Coseisan's ambition 70 b. gov.
ernor has caussA the prosr~ssivs
parsy TO 60 on ths rocks and wrecked
Il completely shroushoss the state.
In only shout one-fourth Of ths
counties In the ssase sss the pre-
errsAives orgaaissd ~ all. and NJ.
Temple makes The psediction that NJ.
coseisaa vtll nes get $1,000 vote
In COLORADO this fsll. Two years aga
ne rsoslvsd ss.eOe volss f,r Cover.
aoe. beatins bic rspublican opponeal
hy 3.see.
~. Tenp,e b Of Ne opinion thai
oan NleAslsas wsll rscelve the r.
publlean nonlnailoa for governor.
aad lf ~ dess he republicans wiIl
fln1 u vssy dlfeleull q defeat Ton
l'atasssoa. VIE Mn ~ ths democrso,
X esadldass without . doubs. on e.
eouns os NjeAeoaoa's affilliaeion teo
yeass. boeA y oslleies aal bvsiaeeu
VIII ~ OuoDsahel0 iaessssls. NJ,
leleheleea : esDsslally saseas In ~
noaln0 eouno1eos ea1 ~ h Dsavee,
I'D ~ seon1ooeoegD 80 ~ "wess''
v1l1 vsee alneoe unaoDnessly ies NJ
= Osuossunse, = Coslsea. n
swoosc hovs . ~ ~ Caslssu =
~ sooeooo - ~ oeo1s. slehss e..
euaeo - sooonoQsaas. ~ q ..
tvoeo 'ouaAeo.oa - naaassssa. ~
1avo - Gho1oa oDoAse ~ q ~
IN - aels1Asassy - ~ vhiusy ~
oogoGooL ~ ~ ~
~ {pnoee 4 ~ aazspss y
~ otooe ~ oou1naaiea q I. r
oogvono ~ ~ Un1os1 onaass -
|ooo, AlD1oua ooooooP ~ olaae 49,.
~. &Cnnn1o onInos ~ osors(ary ?
oooeps - ~ \. 1Dol1oaa, 4 tsnar,
~ eoaGpea - - 1sDuss . issci
| oqoogon11po ~ ~ - psouhljes5
l11Go ~ - - 0ono \ { v>,ne1
v1D1oee . e n = : leube n
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La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29

ioa = - ~ result Il CosssaAo
i1Sss ~ ~ ~ sAAgS1ar,114) uesrs
ance DsoDls y ~ staes IN aIone
" . blams.
I'VE have % ssll goods y ~ maf-
kst Drscs." y What ssaas u ~ nsr-
chsats ~ n tifIeasSoa - hooss-
Ing prices for ssgar y vhas
ever ths traffic viii bsar: ~ The
market price vent down " would
have . reduce our pslcss - sland
ths loss." Yss. bst Who evee hoaYd
u IL pics of anything takins !
tunhle dounvands Auslng resent
yeass ssDscially n ~ ssoeeey llae.
ana n Il Junta. A. : Bu1s 4 takes
about thFss seconds Tor ~ 1aajsrs
asd nsaiDsiatoss = snsli I ~ in
Dsscss. and abost tAissy lays = dis
cover tAaa u psscs - faIlsa. The
war n EsFops hss noeAias y - With
ths aAvsncins MS Il Sugar. 1his
Nns'bsAasdsht hthslsuss1'u rao1toNouGl-
easSons nsAs ~ ~ 1sDassnsat Of
Jsslies. II Vas slnply : eose Of
aanipulatisn. psrs and sanpls. and
~ effort 70 grab all tAsrs vas IN
sight while the grabbing vss sssd.
II is probably quite tsus. y the
standpattsrs a1lsgs. that ~ psimasy
election system 10 rather expensive.
Under the old syssen. hovsvee. the
common herd attended TIE seals con-
ventjon on . fire. pAss furnished BY
the railroads. and looked o. while
the leaders Of the party pat ths slate
through. This was . god tAiag for
the railroads. - they vers tAss rse.
onpensed By the prompt squsleAins
10 the legislature Of ANY lsgislasion
inimicai 70 their Interests. TAs rail-
roads provided free posses . 10Th
democsass and rspuhllcaas. aal II
did not make . particle q Aiffsssare
10 them which party won. They
were always o. the side Of the victors
and to the victors bslonssd the
bi-pestiaan spoils. Yes. the Dsinasy
election + raaAsf sspsasivs ssleci-
ally % the railroads and those amoas
The common herd who nave . pay
real money for railroad ticksss 20
attend the state asssmplies.'' We
probably won't have TO monkey With
state ssssmbliss" any more. ~ the
republican legislature. Which vlll -
In session at the state capital n Jan
uasy next. viii pass . real primary
iaw and cut out the assembly feature.
That II. Il will II Il 10 wise.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29

~ - - - = - = I4Iz||4 / IT, =.
AnnDnilIl ~ ~ 1I.A1 -
s#s VI. 1a Nv Rss V III 80 III ] . /.
o. Cv - - Gs1asa
aa1 ~ JuAA Ru1ne as1saas ~
- nas1ag -.
To foalowtng anneuacemaot =
maAe rslaafvs y ~ aanlgament u
tsaeAses = thsas seAsels ~ ~ -
suing sehoo, yoas.
oUPERvIGORa.
Mss1e. Mn valsatine Prese0a.
Dsauiag- lGiAs Mary Calfss.
Aaasal Trainlag. NJ. r. o.
Trus6see1.
Doasssis sessaes. -Msss rsass
Horn
PssaaasAiD. ~. =. ,. Coz.
'Beys' clsS.-llr. Lloyd l1axwsll.
HIGH SCHOOL.
PTs0asaaosx DssaEtnsat
PAys6sgraehy - Latis.--R. D.
AcC1intoek. py1nclDaL
0e'na. 80 Eas!isA. =. -. llliss Ls9a
EasilsA ana iaissssy. -Miss Asass
c. Hsaly.
seisses- X. 0iffea.
Hiseosy-Alr. r. l. HuaG
AathsaatScs.-lls. b. n. Brcasoa.
EnglisA. 1liB Vera o0ith.
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
Typsvrtting. ehostAand ana Co0-
mereial LAv.-Ms. J. g. 0ilkey.
Principal.
PsanansAip. Bookkseplns. Asith.
mseie.-Mr. 4. b. Coz.
Typewsitins aud shorthand.-
Mrs. Gertrude q. Ballard.
English. Vera Smith.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS.
Lincoln Dutldiag.
sevesth Orads.-MP. J. ". Shank,
Princ1pal.
Sixth 0sade.-ldiss Marie Buckley.
FiftA 0rade.-Aiss. Essella Nc
CauDsy.
Fourth 0rade.-xiss Ella n.
I.eahy.
Third sad second or.des.-Miss
Ermine Han.
rhird 0rale.- Miss Alice II. WE
land.
sseosd osads.--Mis Hassl \.
Wolfe.
First Osade.-Miss Eaith Rowe.
Flint Osade.-Miss Martha eaoA-
dy.
COLUMBIAN BUILDING.
Seventh Crade.--Mr. J. ". Rob
erta. Prineipal.
Seventh 0rade.-Miss Elva Wlm-
nser. Alternate.
Sixth 0saAe.-l1iss Edilh Biekls.
FiftA 0raAsE EMio OsasvSsve Coa-
lin.
Feursh 0ssAs.-llias cssa Kanpe
! Thas6 0yols.-lnos tu1nsUls6oGl
oscoad 0raAe.-Niss Dlanehs
ReckorA.
rirss 0raAe.-Niss Eiiaasssh
PARK BUILDING.
Eighth OsaAs.-Ms. c. n. Hsssss,
Psiaeipai.
EisAsA OsaAe.-lliss Elva win.
oss. Alternate.
Seventh 0rads.-Aiss Rec MiIls.
otxth 0rads.-Niss Agnes c..
Hedds.
FifsA 0rsAs.--Miss Olive MoAsriy.
Fourth 0rads.--Mlas Alma Mick.
slsea.
Third Orads.--Alias Nabsl lsaher.
Second Orsds. s.-Niss Jsssins
Rouske.
Flrse Osade.-Miss Ida Hesrsa.
NORTH La yUKTA Bu1LDIN0.
0sammar Orsdss.-Ms. J. l.. Ksl.
lee. Pyiseieai.
0sanaas 0sadss. ss.-Miss Frsda Ki.
ses.
vssssA asA Fifsh 0rasss.-Miss
0eoola n. Craasoa.
oscoad asd TAird 0sa1ss.-l1lss,
MARY 6. Beatty. 4
yirss 0ssde.-Miss HATTIE BrsaA-
bsss.
ooush II Junta Buildlag .-Mr.
0a0usl JsaklnA
nass Il Juass Bsildiss No. oss.-
l1lss Marc Meoes.
gase II Junta Buildiug No. Two.
Mr.. 3. q Mallory.
DelaAesssstss. - Director. 11lss
praacss Roeiasoa: Cadet. A1lss Hassl
ps.sA = q. y. vs.,.....
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29

l.ass Tuesday ]. ~. .. Smith. y
y1aAe opslass. vas ~ 49, 1lseiar
golsAsd visless u - Junta, - vsl1
- ~ nesl sesassos1. ~ $780,
Ueese sAfeusA uhleh ~ ~ ssavel.
- bolae soasly ssvea tsss ooove
ueehss easth. ~. o0teh = oae e
~ flvs ssDsbeleas eon1l1ooss ~
eooGssss eFoo ~ thls1 1leeslea. ~
aesossoanle1 - ju1os \. \. osahon.
= ne eoun1v eDest - Clooe Cgook
ooeaov. bos ~ me1laG - oooone.
~ ~ - ~ Aseaeene vhlDv. ~
~ eppuo11cno oooo1Deoo = ~
49, - ~ 10o1e lngoqG1ool - ~
!! " = /
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29

"Organized labor 10 opposed 70
state wide prohibition In Colorado. %
says . bulletin sent out BY the Colo
rsdo Business Mems Rum Rule Lea
Gue. Sure. and that iss't the only
shinE that Organized labor IN Colo
rado iH opposed to. According 70
the resolutions adopted BY the stats
federation Of labsr. organized iabos
's very much opposed 10 = rsisn Of
law and order In Colorado also.
La Junta tribune., 1914-08-29

kansas has built nine or ten
thousand silos In the past five years.
Last year. with practically NO crops
st all. there were over one thousand
silos built. and probaO,y five hun
dred pit silos in Western Kansas.
There II more money In the banks
Of Kansas. per capita. than any state
in the union. How long will Colora-
% have to live before II learns?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01

Westinghouse Separate Unit Electric Starting and
Lighting System. ''o
Mayo Genuine Honeycon,b Mercedes Type Radiator,
Floating Type Chandler Design Rear Axis. Imported
r. q D Annular Ball Bearings in Wheels Shafts and
Dferential.
Ten and Twelve Inch Upholstery.
grade. ' '''s''
6ody Sfyte-pure stream-line. Four beautiful BODY
designs The five passenger touring design illustrated
above, Sl785, handsome raksh runa bout Sl785 and
two srkingly beautiful closed bodies four passenger
coupe, s2485, weight 3o25 pounds, and the limousine
S29oo weight 300 pounds. Regular color rich dark
blue with silver stripping.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01
-- Built By Men Who Know

Weighs 1855 pounds, completely equipped,
per gallon of gasolne-runs Seven Hundred
Miles per gallon of oil - owners average
1000 Miles per set of tires possesses every
high-grade feature found on HIGH PRICED
Skies. Speed to SIS miles per hour with
out shifting gears climbs every hill between
Chicago and Boston on high rides the
bumps like a boat - distinguished by the
beauty of It's new stream-ne body design.
Is manufactured by an experienced organi-
cation of soundest financial standing and
highest credit And sells for $17s5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-01
Features of Chandler Design and
Construction

The exclusive Chandler motor designed by Chief
Engineer Whtbeck for years designer Of the highest
grade. high priced manufactured = is the finest
American development of the ong-stroke prin-
ciple Rated at 35 H. p, develops all any driver could
use, with some to Cylinders In blocks of
three Most durable imported silent chaina for driving
cam shaft pump and generator. Cast aluminium motor
base, extending from frame to Frame with individual
pedestas built integral for magnetic starting
motor And many other strictly high grade features
Control is In the cente, Left side d,Ive
Bosch High Tension Magnetic.
Sronbe,g Carburetor with hot air and dash primine
attachments.
Multiple Disc Ball Bearing Raybestos Clutch
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
HOSPITAL IS NOT
TREATED RIGHT
BY COUNTY

Dr. " W sparso. county rhysi.
clan, called the attention of the counts
commissioners today TO the fact that
Ia ffirness some provision should be
made for compensation 90 81. Joseph
hospital for county patients treated 10
the institution.
During the year. Or spargo report
ed. he sent 70 The hospital in his cap.
acity Of county physician. five patients
whose treatment had IL been paid for.
would have cost more han $3.50. lie
cited % cRscfa woman. Who was "a
patient from January 10 October.
whose treatment represented a cost
~ s6i93b. In several cases major
operations We're necessary. and these
were arranged FOR AZ the extremely
reasonable rate ~ $40 each.
There was considerable discussion
% the subject and 81 was agrecd that
n a legal arrans ment could De entered
into some regular system Of ompcn
sation So S. Joseph's Tor charity pa
.tients coming from the county should
be established The matter was laid
over
f' "NEN"AH ANNlNNN AafM NlN'
payment OF fi.7as. representing judg-
mont and costs In the suit brought by
the Missouri valley Iron a bridge
company Tor work ON the Barcias
bridge after 10 was wrecked. Tho
company got judgment by agreement
In the federal court
County Surveyor Pit Ross report
ed satisfactory progress on the work
or the breakwater above Alameda on
Tho west bank OF the river lie adj
used the commissioner thar now was
the proper time 20 fll in the spaces
between the tiles with brush. and o.,
was authorized Co So ahead on the
sob az "a cost not TO exceed $3.50 The
figure a. rved as "a limit and not as an
estimate 0f the cost. The Job may DE
done FOR less than 5000.
The board received "a communica-
tion asking Tor permission o. file "a
petition for hearing on the question uf
the saloon at Ranches dc Atrisco.
50 hich &c is alleged was moved without
permission 81 tho board The commits
siouers ARE ready Co grant "a hearing
whenever petition Is made
Purchase Of city directories Cor tho
county offices were authorized.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22
EXERCISES TOMORROW AT
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

The Christmas entertainment and
treat by tho sunday school Of the
First Methodist church viii De Elvel
Wednesday al 80 y. D. The dec
Grating committee have arranged a
sitting room with "a hTepiacc and OF
course there will be- "a Christmas
tree, for what home Is complete with
out "a tree The general Iublic IS in
1itcd 60 tbs service though gifts viii
only be made Go the momoers OF the
school The fuil prOsiam b. printed.
Selection hy the Sunday sehooI or
chestra, T. T.. Dearth, director.
song by the school, Christ is
Born" 30 2l6.
scripture lesson eiyen by the boys
In Mrs Grace Whites class.
Pra3e ~ 0y the pastor.
Recitation. Christmas Bells Mel
willie wilcox.
Recitation: Myrou Dixon.
Song in spanish hy the HarwoOd
Industrial school for Girls
Exercise bethlehem stars
Recitation. Virginia Wilcox.
Recitation. Playing santa Claus.
Robert Hickey.
Song snowflake by the Pri-
mary department
Exercise: "Hauslng The Stockings
Recitation. Empty Stockings,
Helen Peterson.
song by the school 1t Never shall
Pass Away" 80. 2t1.
Recitation Dorothy Foftney
Exercise by Mrs. Zoe kynett'H class.
Recitation: "AwfHl Luck, Mildred
Burch.
Reading go Little Town of Bcth-
lehem." Miss clara Wtlssn Tails
reading viii have "a piano and violin
accompaniment.
Exercl@ "Giying ga Jesus oy
primary class
Recitation orlando Hlea,
SONG 80 Hnom .nr Jesus so l.
Exercise. The FIRST Christmas
Junior department GLASS;
Rolos "Hurrlh fnr santa Clauh.
Virginia Williamson
Distribution OF Sits
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-22

TOBACCO HABIT
EASILY CONQUERED

A New Yorker of wid experience.
has written o book telling hos enc
tobacco or snaG habit mhy Ue easily
and com ,eteiy banished In three days
WIKI "dsightful benefit The author.
Edward j Woods. 1928 a, station D.
!sew York CHS. viii mail his n0us
Tree ou request
The HEALTH improves wonderfully
after the nicotine poison IL QUE az tns
system. Caiuucss tranQul sleep
clear eyes normal appetite. roo1
ort and a general gain a ofciency
are among the many benefits report
ed Get rid OF that nervous fceIins.
no more need OF pipe. cigar cigar.
cite. sunn OF chewing tobacco 90 pac'
10 morbid desire.