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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

OF the mightiest in culture among na-
tons and one connected by 40 many
Europe.
The vision Of President Wilson
stepping in TO stop the battle. Offering
his good SERVES after the loss of so
much life. Is surely attractive His
entrance would be a climax such as is
present in every well-constructcd
drama"
Effect on Elections.
After expressing the opinion that the
peace paragraph in the German note
regarding the Sussex gave an impe-
tus to the present activity, the \eue
Freie Presse discusses how great IN
effect either a concluded peace. or
peace in process OF being concluded
would have on the presidential ekec-
uons and what would be the effect
on the German vote OF peace efforts
on the part of President Wilson
Both at the outset and at the end. the
paper states its position as follows:
The statements contained in the
present news from America are TO be
examined carefully; they must be
judged neither prematurely nor with
too much hope. II Is of the utmost
importance that we adopt a position
TO observe the course of the proceed
ings an entirely critical position,
neither believing nor rejecting too
readily. so that we shall exclude none
OF the possibilities"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
GOVERNOR HATFIELD IN STRONG
DEFENSE Of HIS ADMINISTRATION
CONG. LITTLEPAGE
To UNDERGO SEVERE
OPERATION ON HAND
Special Dispatch to The Intcliigencer.

t'N'NAhA LIS hiaA'U 70 ANe AAllEt ncers
WASHINGTON. D. C. May %
Congressman Adam b. Lttlepage
entered a hospital here today TO pre-
pare for an operation caused by a
bone infection OF his left hand \
similar operation was performed on
him in March 1915. within two weeks
OF the time his left foot was ampu-
tated As a result Of the latter op-
Grafton his life was despaired of for
weeks. The present attack came
with startling suddenness. causing
tremendous pain and swelling and
rushing plans through for an opera
tion without delay. From the former
operation. the left hand was left
badly crippled and fear is that from
this on the member may be- rendered
useless. Mrs Littlepage and son.
Collet, are on their way 10 this city
from Charleston. Surgeons Interested
in the case announced this evening
that the congressman is in good con
dition for the ordeal Of the operat-
ing table and the only risk involved
is that which is always connected
with the use Of anaesthetics Con
gressional colleagues and OF n q r
Of the stricken representative are
much stirred up over the prospect OF
an operation. despite the fact that
surgeons assure them that there is
no great danger.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
MAYOR mitchell
OUT WITH SOME
BOLD CHARGES
INDICTMENT CAUSE.
OFFICIAL ANGER
Takes Stand In Probe To
Make Public Telephone
Conversations
RELIGION FIGURES

NEW YORK. May %. - Sensational
charges by Mayor John Purroy Mitchell
against some of his "co-religionists"
IN attempted justification of telephone
wire tapping during the investigation
conducted by committee appointed
by Governor Whitman into the affairs
OF Roman Catholic charitable institu-
tions in this city. were made late to-
day before the legislative committee
headed by State Senator George +.
Thompson.
The mayors allegations were prompt
ed by the indictment in Kings county
earlier in the day OF John a. Kings
bury, city commissioner of charities,
and VIM. II. Hotchkiss, special coun-
sci Tor the charities department. for
their part in the tapping" OF tele-
phone wires. The chief witnesses
against them before the grand jury
were Catholic clergymen.
Mayor Mitchell and Police Commits
sloner Woods We're witnesses before
the jury but were not indicted al
though the presentment of the jury de
clared they merited a most severe
condemnation" II they approved wire
tapping merely 10 furnish counsel
with Information in "A law case OF to
gratify curiosity
Mayor Mitchell became witness
with the avowed purpose OF making
public telephone conversations over.
heard by the police. which. he declared.
justified the wire tapping. His deter
mination 10 take the public into his
confidence and not to appear before
the committee privately. brought him
into direct and acriminous conflict
with Chairman Thompson. Finally. to
circumvent the witness. who refused
10 be- silenced. the chairman ordered
his colleagues into executive session.
The committee retired. leaving the
mayor. still talking. in the witness
chair
Invited TO Remain.
The meetings OF the commission arr
being held IN the rooms OF the sinking
tund commission in the municipaI
building. The mayor is chairman OF
this commission. Senator Thompson
ordered the room cleared but the
mayor invited reporters and others
present 10 remain as his guests. "
The senator pounded the table wfTh
ICnntinned On Pana rhra.A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
BAPTISTS GO ON
RECORD AS BEING
AGAINST DIVORCE

MINNEAPOLIS. May 23-The di-
FOrce question was the subject Oi
-aarp debate az tOday's session of thu
northern Baptist convention. but final
~ was disposed Of by the adoption Of a
resolution disapprONing the action OF
ministers who oficiate at the marri-
age Of divorced persons
As offered. the resolution called for
the remodelling Of the divorce Laws.
condemnation of the divorce evil ana
denounced ministers who married per
sons whose divorces were not on
grounds recognized by churches" The
word "denOunce' was stricken out and
The word "disapproycd" was ubsti-
tuted.
Il don't believe this convention
should dictate To- the ministers said
Dr John \ Earle. president Of Dies
Moines College. Of Des Moines. Iowa.
There are many Just cases for d.
yOrc" 7 will tell this convention that
f my daughter should marry a drunk
ard ! would help her get divorce,
and drunkcnness is not recognized br
the scriptures a. just cause Suci.
a resolution b. not according to Baptist
democracy
some one here has quoted the
phrase. what God hath joined 10
gcthcr. said Rev D. R Nargetfs Of
spokane Wash % want to say tina.
believe God has nothing tn do with
"a large prrceufaEr Of marriagre. o..
pecialfr those that lead 10 tho 81.
yOrce court God I- not "a party fn
marriage for title. nor marriage for
money We at" beginning 20 tho
wrong place tu correct this OWL We
should work for sfrfrtor marriage
law and more thought by marrying
couples
tOnRrras was psrfOusd fu pass am
amendment prohibiting fhr apprn
prIafion uf public murrt. b. the
federal. state Or minor Governmental
units 20 any church institution.
.chool r0cfeft or undertaking wholly
nr in part In .'rfarisr ur ccrIe.Ias
f.raI control
Another RESOLUTION read
We rrafflrw our traditional doc.
'riur NJ fIn separation of church and
.fafe 81 fhr guarantee Df reIsIlus
liberty. ffat Hr desire this IffIg
.1us liberty FOR aU mon a. weu a.
OurFelycs and vr Wow with crave
concern fFr d.apo. ifIDn of fIa Roman
Catholic Church fp fav Dbl. fHrDurH
'Ir state with fhf support of boz In
sfIfuIona IIrf vr l.urrIafI. Dupu.r
teirE compelled a. fatrafrrs ~ paw
Tor fho waIrfrrarfr rf rarpfIaI
.rfon.F. which afr and should rlmaIn
purely private institution
The convention tdIuurrsd tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
- eoUnTeR eRoRosALs-

BERLIN N4. l3 Ua London. u
.fr ambaa sdDr coda. received fHa
British counter pruuD. aI. fD fIe riar.
IbmIrrd 3. Walter H.rr. ItFr fT.
American auha HaHur fl Irssf UrIfaIr.
flr The frfdIrF uf mo civilian IDruIa
ion ~ Poland hr fhe American rnm.
mission Mr Gerard viii .mreTIafa..
ffarf nrFOfIafIura with GERMANY =
expects fD Hee fhe imperial rEanftf
ior on ne subject aH n preliminary 90
opening discussions vIfh fIe depart
uenf competent f1 deal with fhr aIfu
alton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
FALLS DOWN STAIRS;
IS INSTANTLY KILLED

Special uI.rsf.h f. rH. tIsf.a.r.sr
WOODST1IID O Man .l NIa-
IUanpNIrr UunrrlI agfi about CD.
E"ara and 1..rN.0r of ST. and Mrs
David IlrrrsU. ST. of nrar Round
Bottom. small f0un ea.f Uf Woods
h''I f0N and waa instantly killed af
frr family residence Iaaf uIrhf
Shc bad boon vurkiu. ur .faira and
on finishing hsr duties started fo do
sroui fhe Stair where ahr frIpnod and
fnI f0 fhr bottom. breaking her neck
and dying instantly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
A TELLING
SPEECH AT LOGAN
Is Accorded Great Ovation
And Administration Is Civ
en- Popular Endorsement
AVOIDS PERSONALITIES

Special Dispatch TO Tho Intelhgenccr.
LOGAN. ". Va. May 23-Speaking
before a large and enthusiastic crown
at Logan this afternoon and another
at Holden tonight. Governor Hatfield
invaded the county OF his nativity in
defense OF his administration. Hun.
dreds of his personal and political
friends. many companions OF his chilQ-
hood. turned out to welcome the chief
executive and voice their approval OF
his official record. The ovation given
him was remarkable II demonstrated
that while the sun is setting on hiS
administration his influence is no
sense on the wane and the confidence
and affection Of the people is as stronL
today a. II ever was The speaker hau
little 10 say about the contest being
waged for the Republican nomination
for governor. Conhning himself almost
exclusively To a review OF his achieve
mentS while in office lie struck
sledge hammer blows however at his
opponents. conspicuous among whom,
D. Abe Lilly. candidate for the guber-
Material nomination. declaring they are
trying 10 discredit because hc insisted
on serving the people instead Of the
greedy corporations
Quoted Figures
Quoting figures 10 show that every
dollar OF the million dollar apprOpri-
alton. passed by the Legislature OF
1913 and provided by the Legislature
Of 1915 al the second extra session,
was expended for permanent improve
ments and additions 90 state institu.
tiOns. the speaker repudiated his
critics who have been charging his aG-
ministration with eXtravaEance he
declared West Virginia is one Of the
most economically governed states ina
The Union and cited cases Of Conges.
ton In the state institutions 10 prove
the need for the improvements made
The insane were compelled 10 lie In
jails because there were no state funds
available ~ remove them 10 hospitals
he declared Many other narrowing
example were quoted fo show the
need f1r the appropriation which
made necessary the 10 cent levy for
1915. after all Indirect taxation meas.
urcs had been defeated
To Cut Tax Levy
Tho governor said tho lrFy for this
year would boz less than ten cents and
predicted that if would drop far less
than five cents for 1917 And vet We
h'a r"hfap office seekers who arc viii.
ling fo srIl their souls. prostitute
their honor. and bow down ~ tho foet
~ greed and srIhaNrna- for their fuan.
cial and political support hoping there
by fp got into office taking about sv.
frHvaEanrc. hD exclaimed
Declaring that Do knows OF c0rpor.
tContfnusd on PAGE r--avsn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
new METHODIST
BISHOPS GIVEN
THEIR ASSIGNMENTS

SARATOGA SPRINGS. y Y. May
23.-The future OF three Methodist
church magazines published al Kansas
city. Mo. Chattanooga. Tenn. and
Cincinnati will be settled tomorrow
by the general conference IN session
here which after prolonged debate
today was unable 10 reach q decision.
one vote which was taken today
favored continuance Of petitions i52
10 3I9. huf wvhCu is was discovered
these figures totalled more than the
entire membership Of conference.
another ballot was ordered The
mistake, h was said. was due 10 a
clerical error.
The value OF publicity TO the work
of the church was one Of the argu-
m"nts advanced for retaining all the
papers. When 30 was asserted that
q net loss OF S361fl5 has resulted
during the last four years. the Rev
Bop"rt Watt OF Wilmington, Del,
said
Il don't think the church should
get CouEe-tiNo chill because 30 l-
putting $500 600 q year into adycrfIs
INK the kingdom OK God
The services Tor DO" con~sCrailon
Of the bishops elect will be held sun.
dag afternoon This De- considered
as an indication that the session VIII
be- PROLONGED into next week. although
no definite date hds boon mentioned
for adjournment
The tWeut, ny. H, hops of tho
Methodist Episcopal church were
assigned to their u'H Episcopal
residence. af a. special meeting of fhr
Episcopal committee Of Che general
conference touIrhf
Bishops Assigned.
The seven Dol hop. Who we're elected
last week received these assignment.
Thomas NtthuI I.uu. " hu Dee. been
..f D. o. .N Il.
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WAsHtNoTOH May ~ FORECAST
ohio, western Feuusylvanie ana west
virginia Generally fair "wednesday
aud Thursday.
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tcoptinusd On Page r-~vsJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-14
Ia Spl. y,jAHl TORRES FUE
EjECUTlDa POa Los Ca
SRsNCISIAS EN- MEXICO
Sc lf EJlD IA tCUlEciGh EE SER WILLIS
IAYFaE fiIifRTa En- C0A9hkla De
UNI AMIGA StEA

Ell PASO, Tex, Dicicmbre 13.-
De acuerdc con los informes traidos
4 csta ciuiad por varioS rcfugiadGs
DrcceGeatcs de chihuahua, Sc sahe
Cue .Fuana Torres, la sonora que de-
Gin ser II primara esposa de Fran
cisco Villa V de cuya muerte Sc dio
noticia hace algun tempo, fue eiecu-
tada en- Ia Ciudad tie Mexico por los
carrancistaS.
Segln dicen los citados informcs,
n sonora Torres, juntamente con
otra muier 2 quicn daban cl sobre-
nombre de "Oaxaca", fueron ejecu
tizadoras del jcfe rebelde. La seno-
ra "Oaxaca" explct0 una casa de
huespedes en- la ciudad de Chihua-
hua. durarte el tempo que los Willis
tas ocuparcn esa capital, habiendc5e
asistido en- ella Ia sonora Torres. Las
dos mujeres fueron capturadas por
los carrancistas, cuando estos ocu-
paron la ciudad mencioMada, y con-
ducidas :. Ia capital de la republica
en- donde fueron ejecutados POGO
tempo despues.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-14
N RGBlA fSTADlECE IN REGI.:
MEN De TERROR en- Il ES-
TADO De CHIHUAHUA
ST. CHHSiNfRiGi0HES EIHGEN4S, FUSIlh
A CUaHTji CREE SlHPAT!laAURlS
De FRANCiSG VILLA

Ell PASO. TEX, Gicie:lbrc i3.
u general Francisco Murgu;a, co
mandantc mi,itar de! EstaGo de Chi
huahua, ha inaugurado un regimen
de terror cn Ii capital de esa En-
tidad. pues diariamcnte Sc hac2n eje
cuciones de individGos que no tiene!
otro delito que cl de que Sc les con.
siderc sospechosos y ser denuncia
dos por los espias carrancistas.
Los carrancistas no guardian coESi
deraciones para nadic Y no les i'm
porta que los acusados sean hombre:
. muieres, sino que basta con que
Sc les tenga por simnatizadores L,
Villa para que paruen con IA vIcs
crimen de tai natura!cZa. Las eje'
cuciones SO hacan sill formation de
causa. V sin OR muchas veces. nj 81
quiera las razones de los acusados
Estos son aprehendiGos CT donde
uuiera que Sc cncucntren y condu-
cidos inmeGiatamcnte NJ lugar ne IL
cjecuci6n.
Murguia Sc muestra sumaE2ente
desconfiado de todo cl mundo. Dos
dc los oficialcs del Estado Mayor de
TrcviFo han sido tambi&n ejccuta'
dos por csc solo hecho Y los amigos
de Trevifo Sc mucstran temerosos de
que Murgua trate dc mG!eT.ar!oS
nor lle"ar amistad con el eX-Eoman-
dante militar, hacia quien el cltado
Murcuia NJ der ,strado gran rival
dad.
Algunos refugiados que han lie
gado de Chihuahua, dicen cue n 81
tuaci6n ALI es muy seria. mas que
NADIA, por las propias enemist2des de
los jefes carrancistas encargados de
guardian el orden.
Murguia ha cxpedido un decreto
en- Chihuahua que afecta dlIecIaiHeN
te Il todos los hcm5res de negoclos.
e. jefe car@ancista deciara en- su dis
posici6n que todo el dinero 2Ge cir
cule en- el Estado, debe ser baJo Ia
base de dos pesos meSicanos por
uno americana, agregando que TODD
aquel que violc dicha disposition Sc
ri. conducido Ia cindad de Chlhua-
hua Y obligado obedecer sus leyes.
Esto Sc sconsidera cor'o una amena'
"a de muerte por todo el mundo,
pues para nadie es un misterio el
metodo de los carrancistas para i'm
poner su capricho.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-14
0NESF Ole VILLA PROYEC1S
H8cfR RATS INIA FROM
T[RA AMERICANA
DSTEISUlRs Sli fONBSfS en- FRACCIO-
MIS- De 25Y LES fkYisRa A LA
CsAPsRA De DESTRUCTION
rcraurama Especial para Ia PRENHA'

Ell PASO. Texas. BlcIHnipf' t.
Tn americana rrsidcatr I'll rSia r'u-
dad. ha rrcibido la noticia -" lu'
Francisco Villa. cuando estuvo en IA
Ciudad de chihuahua, anunti" que
dividiria SuS fuerzas ell parudaS "''
vcinticinco hombreS. las cuaIeS Nrii'
drian la frontrra H. los ESiadoS
Unido> a hacer raids" FL america
no anteS dicho envid washington
la caria en- que So le communicate Ii
noticia De que Sc da cuenta, I'm De
gGa el gobierno eStuviera al tan'1
del prcfendido plan de Villa.
Villa. Segin la carta de que sc
viene habIandO. dara 6rdcneS a Sus
hombreS de que dcstruyan incen-
diem las propiedades de los america
nos an la frontera.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-14
MURIO Ell INVENTOR DE UN
RIFLE.

=, PARIS. Diciembre i3.-El Coro-
mel Ole Herman Johannes Krag, ex-
Jefe de Ordenanza en- el ejercito no.
.ruego. inventor del rifle Frag-Jor
gersen. muri6 antier, a la edad de ~
amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-14
81 DICE OLE LIZ HICHR0N PRO
POSNONES SEPtRADtS \
BELGiCA.
servIeIo exclusive para ~ PRENSA.

LONDRES. Diciembre l3.-Eu In
Legaci6n do BeiSica, manifestation
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-14
AIenoniQ frota de sembrar Ia discord1io
enfre los oIiados con su oferta de paz
Esta es Ia opinion doninante entire las atlas per-
sonalidade5 pollticas de IngIaterra

Los 2asqs aodos esa resseos ssgGr 10 guerra con ei
m5 esp;riu DE- a767 que han ,do hasta ahora
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-14
LTBROS EN- ESPANOL.

Compre usted aus libros en- espshol ,
Antonio, Texas. Su casa es Ia mas barata
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-14

wy zsarantee la pRENSA has larger
circ4ia.ion than any other mexican news
paper in the United .Jates.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-06-03
CONCRETE SUMMER COT
TAGES BUILT IN FEW

Substantial, attractive, and
comparatively inexpensive sum-
mer cottages are being built of
reinforced concrete on the shore
of Lake Erie, near Cleveland. In
an illustrated article the June
Popular Mechanics Magazine de-
scribes the process of erecting
these dwellings, which are par
tlcularly interesting because one
of them can be constructed in APP
proximately four hours. Each is
one story in height, 80 #. long,
II it. wide, and provided with a
large living room, bedchamber,
kitchen, and toilet room. The
roof is fiat. bordered by a para
pet, and covered with earth or
sod to insulate the interior against
the heat of the suns rays. The
foundation, floor, walls, partitions
and roof are poured. Steel-faced
forms of special type which may
re set up or removed quickly are
used. AS the concrete is mixed
mechanically it is DISCHARGED into
an inclined trough. up which it is
conveyed by metal paddles fixed
to an endless-chain arrangement.
1t is delivered at the top of the
forms into spout through which
it is chuted whenever needed.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-06-03
how flowers grow.

/ x
Then Miss Luella Gilbert made
an explanation of the offering and
the good purpose for which it is
to be used, and Miss Ruth Rand
and Katherine Gilbert took up the
collection. Now we almost forget
to tell Of the meaning Of the
pretty white gates, they were the
entrance to the garden of the
King. Of course all the children
are naturally inside and few
sweet faces showed among the
| flowers, and as the little heath
ems in all kinds of clothes (al,nost
as funny as our present fashions)
appeared at the gate asking adj
mission, they had "the way, the
truth, and the life, sweetly ex-
planned to them.'' Loving JESUS
and following close in his foot
steps is the sum Of all Christian
instruction. There was blessed
little darling fluttered into the
meeting from across the street
she looked over the happy chill
dren and passed noiselessly and
smilingly from one group to
another. She was all in white
and fine white feathers were in
her hands. So you see she might
have been a genuine anger, if at
any time she starts out to be an
evangal, it will be as the instruc-
tons of old, eco We into all the
world" and preach the gospel
into all the people. No little
paste board divisions, or as the
great Philips Brooks used to say,
"Two inch elevations.
That Children's Day was a
liberal education upon Christian
Life. That Sunday School is all
alive. The superintendent, Mr..
Henry Pharr is especially suited
to the work. The children love
him, and he loves them. The
teachers are regularly instructed
in the responsibility of their
work. IT'S not everybody who
can be Sunday school teacher.
They must know what they are
attempting to teach, be able to
give a reason for the faith that is
in them, if they have any. The
memory Of happy Sunday School
is not only one Of the joys Of
after life. but it is like "The
shadow Of a great rock in weary
land" to those who are waiting
"Till the shadows shall a little
longer grow"
NJ. L. p.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-06-03
SHERIFF SALE.
SIDNEY G HARRY
Versus

versus
MRS. FELICIA SHOUTS, WIDOW OF
NOISE BADEAUX EFT AIS.
State of Louisiana, Parish of iberia, 10Th
Judicial District Court.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an Order of Seizure and Sale, issued
out of the above entitled ard numbered
cause and to me directed I, P A. Lam
dry, sheriff, through A. ]. Broussard,
deputy sheriff, duly sworn and qualified
In and for the Parish of Iberia, La, have
seized and will offer for sale and will sell
at Public Auction, FOR CASH, to the
last and highest bidder at the front door
of the Court House in the City of New
Iberia, La, between legal sale hours,
On SATURDAY, JULY 9Th, 1916,
the following described property, to-wit:
A certain tract of land with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon and
thereunto belonging and all appur-
tenances thereof and rights, ways AMI
servitudes at Petit Anse, Iberia Parish,
Louisiana and measuring more or less
ninety nine arpents, in superficial area
and bounded North by Desire Miguez,
South by Noise Badeaux, East by }.
Clerville Segura, and West by Romuald
Theriot, being the same property ac-
quired by Noise Badeaux on June the
10Th, 1905 and of Record in Book S..
Folio COS.
To pay and satisfy the sum of Two
Thousand ($2000.0O) Dollars with eight
per cent interest per annum from October
3Oth, 1915 until paid with ten per cent.
Attorneys fees on the principal and in
terest and all costs of these proceedings.
Given officially this 3rd day of June
A. D., 1916.
P. A. LANDRY, Sheriff. |
Per A. ]. Broussard, Oy Shift. !
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-06-03

By virture of q commission issued unto
me, the undersigned Administrator out of
the above said Court, under an order
granted on the LIST day Of June 1916.
There will be sold by the undersigned
Administrator or a duly authorized Public
Auctioneer, FOR CASH (for the purpose
Of realizing funds to pay debts Of thS
above said Sue :ession) at Public, Auction
to tho last anh highest bidder, on
SATURDAY. the 9Th day of JULY 1915,
between legal sale hours. at the front
door of the Parish Court House, City of
New Iberia, the property belonging to
the above said Succession, and described
~ follows to wit:
A certain tract of land situated 1t
Petite Ause, containing thirty three and
n'1OO arpents, in superficial ares, and
bounded on the North by o. Mel Deronen.
on the South ny Mrs Emile Derouen, Oh
the East by Mrs. Emile Derouen and on
West by lot No. Of plat Of survey made
BY V. P. 0uilfoux Engineer, on May seth
1916; being lot No. 2 of said plat Of v.
p. Guilfoux which is attached to the sale
OF property of this Succession to Marcel
Derouen and Clarence Smith.
FELIClEN DELCAMBRE.
Administrator.
Cammaek & Broussard, Attorneys.