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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-01
Score Of sleuths Working on Case
Of the Young Philadelphia Girl
Found Foully Slain, but No
Clew Is Found.
HER SKULL CRUSHED WITH
AN ELECTRIC FLATIRoN
Many Evidences of Desperate
Struggle in Room, but Other
Occupants Claim to Have Heard
Nothing Unusual
INV F,ening Herald i.ea,ed wire

Philadelphia. Jan i--Although q
score of detectives are working on
the mystery surrounding the murder
Of Grace Roberts. young artists
model. in her apartments here last
SATURDAY. no DEFINITE clue To the idcn-
tity uf her slayer had been found
early today. The girls body was
found late Saturday night by jan
uor at the ap3rtmcn, house where
She litcd Her skull had been crush
ed apparently with AN electric Nat
iron and silk stocking was tied
tightly about her neck
Despite the fact that there were
many evidences of desperate strue-
gle In the girls rooun other occu-
pants OF the apartment have declared
that they had neither heard nor seen
anything uuusai ON the might the irag
coy s believed to have occurred.
According e. Captain Tate 90 the
detective bureau. Mrs. Roberts. who
was about g years old. was "a widow.
dozen or more photographs of men
were found IN the room but whether
any Of them had been identihcd tho
police decline TO say \ mans slln
shirt and collar both nloodstained
were found in closet IN the room
The owner ot these. the authorities
believe TO be the murderer.
The young woman was last seef
alive by acquaintance al the apart
men, on THURSDAY As valuable iew
elry and small sum Of money We're
found In her room the police believe
robbery was not the motive ui th'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-01
New Executive Of State Sworn In
by Chief Justice R. H. Hanna
of the Supreme Court in Pres
ence Of Few Friends.
CEREMONY TAKES PLACE
SHORTLY AFTER ELEVEN
Is Seated in an Easy Chair and
Seems TO be in Good Spirits
Legislature to Meet January 8;
Republicans Have Majority.

Especial Dispatch TO Evening HeraldD
santa Fc. y. NJ, Jan. lie. {. de
Bnca was sworn In az governor Of New
Mexico this morning n few minutes
after / O'Clock. the oath being ad =
ministered by Chief Justice K. n.
Hanna. only few friends Witnessed
the ceremony. The oath was admins
tered AT the sanitarium where MIR. de-
Baca Is staying temporarily He was
seated In an easy chair and seemed 10
be In good spirits.
\ situation full of pos4 4bilities
would have resulted. officials said.
had Governor De Baca not been IN
augurated today
W +. Lindsey OF por'aics. who took
office today as lieutenant governor h
q Republican. and de BaCa is Demo-
crat. The question had been raised as
| tu whether ". G. Mcdonald. the retir-
ing Democratic governor. would con-
tinue or whether Lindsey would be
entitled IN the event Of de Baca's fail
ure to take the oath today.
Republicans have working major
| ity IN both houses WHICH will convene
/ January 2. one or two contests for
| TfaAN hA' BNn1lhA't hAA Al'eH " uNNNufN
In favor OF the Republican contest
ants. will not be sufficient To give ths
party the two-thirds majority ncccs.
| sary to nullify ,he governors power
of veto.
questions OF statewide prohibitior
and woman suffrage are chief In point
Of interest of the problems confront.
ing the new legislature Republican.
and Democrats alike are pledged b,
their platforms To the submission OF
amendments providing for these re.
forms, TO popular vote.
W. II. n. Lleyellyn of Las Cruce,
and Il. 7. Harnes OF Albuquerque ar,
the only two men thus far mentioned
Tor the spelkershlp.
state officers, aside from Govefnol
de Baca, who took office today, are:
Lieutenant governor. W. r. Lindsey
Secretary OF State. Antonio Luceru
Democrat
Auditor " O. Sergeant, Repubu
can.
Attorney general H. h. Patton
Democrat.
state treasurer n, l.. Beu Demo
CIat.
Superintcndeu' of public lnstruc
tom j. u Wagner. Republican
Commissioner or puDlic llnds. r.
Ervien, Republican
Justice Of supreme court G. J. Rob
crts Republican
Corporation commissioner. BON
to"'1 Moutoya. Democrat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-01
Is Said to Have Been at Concho,
60 Miles South of the City, Fri.
day, and Moving North Mining
Man Brings Information.
MURoUIA rs UNABLE TO
HANDLE THE SITUATION
Carranza Commander Probably
Will be Forced TO Evacuate
Town, Owing TO Few Men He
Has; Many Desertions Claimed.

IA paSo. TX Jan i-Frnu,iSSo
Ni.la was reported 20 have been at
con no 90 miles south ot Chihuahua
city, on Friday and wac moving nortA
toward the state capital with q force
of 1000 men "a Mexican mining man
who arrived on the delayed Mexican
central train early Sunday morning
reported upon his arrival On IN, Amer .
ican side OF the river today
IL also confirmed the reports ~
fighting between the Clrrauza forces
stationed At Bu-tamlEtc. 90 mile,
south of santa RuHalia. 40 santa Rosa
lIa. ana other garritpus along the
Mexican Central north OF Jmcncy
The fighting 80 HIstamlutc occur
rcd i,Ht T9cyiu. be- sa t1 and Was'
IttIc more than a -lirmish, as many
de facio troops stationed there Joined
villa and the remainder HE'D north
ltghis az Santa BuVlliJ and the othc-
gnrrisoned towns north 81 that town
were also Hkirmishcs as General
Murguil had none OF his mann column
south 81 Chihuahua city IN, miuinr
man said
Murguias Force small
The mining man said General MAJ
Ruia has fewer men in the chihuahua
Tity garrison than had been reported
ana said there was q strong feelinr
in the capital that the Cardu2a COM
mandcr nigh, b" forced 20 c,acuat.
R'h' city aud cnnic north toward thS
4 border by villa s superior force Fear
4 of internal difficulties with IN" vili1
sympathlzers iu the capital wis also
expressed D, this minius man.
Passengers ON the delayed trah
4 early sunday morning reported seeing
the camp fires of the NiilH DDmmari
east of villa Ahumtdn ~ miles south
I 81 Ilryz Those troops were report
ed 90 have been sent there TO cut tn,
iallruld between JiWury and Dhihuahu.
Il city snpuid General Mursuia ludor
4Pkr o.. oyauuJfy tNr capital and r.
t"ut iu Juarcz.
AuIr,ns Gur.u. Waprctur-g,uorai u'
,arau1a Uuu-ulat'- received q tclt
gram from General Francisco CON
y z5a's 80 Chihuahua Clty today ravin-
y everything was quiet ,u that u.N Cen
raj Gonzales was formerly command
,r uT the Juarcz garrison and MI Gar
IA .uiI TODAY tina, this Telegram
n shoW.d that the rIWur- winch have
uccu 10 circulation her" since SATURDAY.
that Nii1 wu- attacking the capital
were false
\ foreign rclugcr who arrived ur
this train SUNDAY muruluE said h'
II Hv four troop trains 300 the railroad
II Yards lt Chihuahua tiN preparing =
III .n1, for tho south SATURDAY mOrninE
Il A.. wt4 told. hy sud. that Genera
i MWrsl WINS plauuug iu an Hn fh'
4 'tst uf these train. 60 command 'h'
A .,urptIgn against villa NJ uf 'N
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-01
EULGNIiIN WANTS TO MAKE
CONCESSIONS 70 END WA;

Sofia. Jan eva Amsterdam and
Lundoul -- premier Radoslayon
speaking In The bulgarian parliament.
900 reply 60 opposition speakers who
had cri''c.srd thr go,crumcts COM
duct ~ the war. said
- assure yog ;hc essential part u
Bulglr.Hs task iu the wJI s. done.
To those vino are complaining that
H, are s"CNlug too much u reply thJ'
We are no, iaultics. but that Wv know
the aspirations ~ the Bulgarian pvu-
pie and from the royal manifesto Qua
the occasion vt the declaration ui war
sou know What those aspirations are.
Replying z speakers who had crf-
Icizod the passage ui the Danube river
by bulgarian troops Premier Radios
at,ou said the crossing was expressly
ordered uy the bulgarian high conn
mtud ON the ground that the Eu-
miuIdu army uuEh, 90 be followed and
HnuihllIt,d hy the Bulsariaus. In re-
ply tu criticisms ui the part the Ger
mans and AustrIus were playins IN
'no bulgarian army 'ho prime min.
.-tvr said.
An German and Austrian officers
go Eg,gir.l age suuscrficu' 10 ,h,
bulgarian command 1 make ,hs
declaration with the fIll authority OF
rur gu,,um,u'
Respecting the pcac" oucr uf Nui-
saru 80 conjunction with the prupos'
ais og the central powers, NJ Radios.
iuyuu said
9TH, .u., .s uY 500. .f ,.ryLr,a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-01
SHOWS ON TnE CAUCASIAN
FRONT HAMPER OPERATIONS

Petrograd jan. tNia London1
Cbritish Admiralty per Wireless
Press. l--."Heayy snow storms are him
dcrlhs military operations ON the Cau-
casian front says an Official AN
nopncemet made here TO-DAY.
"OB the Moldavian frontier the en-
emy several 'imes attacked the
heights northwert 0f nckash station.
ou the river nekash. "a TRIBUTARY OF
the hyNritza Zach time he was re-
pulsed n the region of the river
Domuk the encmS took the onensiNe q
north of the brooR which iows into
the river pomuk-Pa,ak, From one OF
Tho heights the enemy succeeded N
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-01
IMPOSTOR
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
AFTER HIS ARREST
z. w. Blancett, Charged With
Murder and Theft of Auto,
Shoots Himself in Neck With
Shotgun; Expected 10 Recover.

tBy Evening herald Lssssd wiTsl
. Friday Harhor, Wash, Jan. I.
. Albert W. BIanccti. arrested 4
. here yesterday ON n warrant from I
. Albuquerque. y. M, charging 4
. murder aud theft OF an automo- 4
. bile. shot himself I'm the neck 4
y last night and h Ia hospital 4
o herr with good chances OF re- 4
q cOycry.
o When arrested Blancctt OBJ I
. taincd permission to vlsit his /,
o mother at Richardson. In com I
. pany with the sheriff. Al her ,
g home. he caught up a shotgun I
. and fired u at himself.
. II couldn't tell mother" he ,
y said, in cxpinining.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-01
BIS Officers and
SO, $50 Men Lost by
British, Dec. 1-23

London Jan. THE total of Brit
ish casualties reported N the pub
lshcd list, from December ! 10 pe-
cember %. was; Officers. Si5;' men,
.36.sbO. No lists we're published dur.
ing the holidays.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-01
Mandamus Proceedings Have
Been Commenced in Arizona su.
preme Court to Compel Him to
Relinquish Office to Successor,
INAUGURAL ADDRESS
DELIVERED BY CAMPBELL
New Executive Greeted by Crowd
of 5000 People; Denied Admis-
sion to Executive Offices I;
Makes Demand and Withdraws.
fBy Evening Herald Leased wire


Phoenix, AriE., jan l.--GoyernUr
Campbell accompanied By former SUI
preme Court Justice Richard r. Sloan.
his chief counsel. former Attorney
General George Purdy Buliard. Asso.
ciatc Counsel and a group OF friendH.
reached the capitol grounds about
1880. Five thousands persons
ch.ered the new executive. The main
entrance To- the building was locked
but hammering upon the portals
brought IA carctakcr who admitted tho
rev governor and his immediate par
~ u, seemed as though every third
man IN the crowd was guard. bat
there wan no untoward demonstration
Campbell made his inaugural ad.
dress and was Cheered when he said
that the imam who has come 10 regard
the ballot box as jugglcrs hat has
rcnounced his allegiance
Immediately following the Inaugural
the governor proceeded 10 the exc
cutive Offices which were locked and
guarded by q deputy sheriff who said
that because ii was a legal holiday N,
was under Instructions to admit n,
! one \ formal demand was made
and the governor withdrew.
Mandamus proceedings have al
ready been commenced in the ~uprem,
court To compel Huat To- rclinauisl
the office. Ia the me. ntimc. Governor
Cam bell nys 't' 70. u,o Is the ,addie
I am the governor OF Arisona. Nv desl
viii be at the capitol In the morninl
Iand viii be on the job
Hunt left the capitol shortly befor,
! campbell arrived. lie says hc will b,
at his desk as usual tomorrow. Loca
feeling IL intense, and while the i'm
mediate danger OF violence seems q
| have passed. there is no telling wha
may occur
lets Put Him In ANYWAY"
After Governor Campbell complete,
/ bis address, the crowd refused 10 leave
Someone shouted let's put him In any
| way" There vas an ummous stir an,
the police bccamc more alert Deput
sheriff Barrett asked tor a hcarIn
'and tine crowd booted ana iccrcl
Governor Campbell asked that IN
officer bc heard. Barrett explain,
that he was acting under orders iron
the sheriff VINO told him 10 take IN
structious from Leroy Iadd. secro
ltIry To Former Governor Hunt. w
lglun.t care about Iudd. we want Camp
bell someone shouted. Guy"rnu
campbell AGAIN appeared and urge
the crowd To restrain itseli and lea,
the solution of the cmbrogilio To th
guurts. Later he held an imprompt
reception ON tho lawn in front of TN
Iulpitol. the doors to which were kel
locked The crowd then dispersc
iquiutly.
IL is announced that Hunt Was n,
expected back to the capitol t0da'
IThrr was mo- attempt e. hold q Hun
inaugural. the contcstug mcumhcl
declaring that the oath of Off,
(which hc took last saturday before
NOTARY uhug wis sufficient
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-01
Sinking of British
Steamer Is Reported

London. Jan l..-Llu9d't reports
the sinking ~ the British steamship
Apsley Hall 3SSe tons gross
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-01
ENTENTE N\SWER REG NRDID
AN REFUSAL TO IND " Nt

Berlin. Jan { ,W.rclrss o. SlNIlcp
THE t,N, of tn" entente not, reply
ng 60 the peace uuur of the central
powers saws the -rmI-uiiiDal over
seas NouH ug,u,E reached B,rIu Is
transmitted from pJri, by the HlNns
Ncw7 agency The general mprc--
sion here .s-it this version rs ,urf,.'
that the entente answers 'u the sine
rorc German uu.r while verbose
nevertheless .s q fiat refusal rH end
tho war This l- especially regretted
tor she .t>o ui the neutral countries
ruurru, from the consequence of the
war
"It - pointed out 1s especially re-
markauIc that the entente note muu-
tons tho right 90 u1tioual.tics. o'-
though ,nr ui the uFuwcd War pur'
poses Of the ,utcut" ls the conquest
90 Cuu-uu'uuulc and the straits.
PaJ- Jan. --Th, rDpN uf tuy ym,
tuUto allies g. the peace note of pres
idcnt Wilson wll follow the sam,
cours, as th. answer tu the o,ulrJ
powers GREAT Britain and France JI,
ready have 1Er",d uu the drati. which
I has boon submitted 'u the other mem
. her, uf tb" entente 1ul uu their 1p
ugu"U VIII Do, handed 'g tu, Amer.
,lu Ambassador William e.. sharp,
,r Paris
The original dt.u Urr the reply 4
the central power, viii be written h
the French authorities after consuua
uuu with the alues Of France.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03
About Constipation.

Certain articles Of diet tend to check
movements Of Tie bowels The most
common o.. these are cheese, tea ana
boiled milk. on the ether hand raw
fruits. especially apples and bananas.
also graham bread and whole wheat
bread promote movement OF the
bowels. When the bowels are badly
cons'ipatad, however, the sure way
is to take one or two Of Chamberlain b
Tablet, Immediately after supper OBJ
iaira5ls Everywhere adv
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03
Ne-Icc.ed Colds Crow Worse

\ cough that RACKS and irritaIes the
throat may lead to a serious chrome
cough, if neglected. the healing pine
balsams in Dr.. Bell's Pine Tar II Dney
Nature s own remedY-wilI soothc
and relieve the irritation, breathing
will be easier, and the antiseptic
properties will kill the germ which
retarde healing Have it handy for
Group, sore throat aud chronic bron-
chial affections. Get bottle to-day
Pleasant to take AT ali Druggists
25C adv
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03
Mrs. Elias Eroussard.

Mrs Carmeiite Leblanc wife OF .ir.
Bias Brou>strd OF this city. died iucs-
dav, Jan. sid. 1917 at 10 . COCK, at tac
age OF !, years, 9 months aGd 4 dA.o.
alter having suffered tor many wears
caused bv her becoming paraly1cd. lie
funeral vas held Wednesday aheruooa
following, burial being made in the
Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. Brousssrd was daughter Q. tbs
late Mr. Scyerm Leblanc. ami Is =urv;N-
rd BY her husband and thc following
brothers ami sisters: Rom. L. Leblanc
Charles Leblanc, Mrs. Albert Leblanc,
Mrs. UIy s,e bernard.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03
Putnam Home Burns.

The large and beautiful Putnam aomc.
just east Of this city, which VS. being
occupied by the families Of NJ. y. ".
Richardson and Mr.. Adam Bouireaux.
was burn-to the ground lake in tie alter
noon Of Thursday evening. The housc-
hold furniture and clothing were lost in
tuc naddcnei flames. 1t was only few
weeks ago that Mr.. Richardson was
harmed out of his home which he IS
having lebuiiC.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03

Dr. T. l.. Ausu.r,, Of Leroy. las Ic
ceiyel hi- commission as a member g..
the state Board Of Health and as IL
suit has rendered his resignation to th-
governor a. a member of the paris.
police jury from the Fifth ward ",
congratulate the State Health Boar
upon getting such an able man or the
beard. while We regret to see the doctor
give uo his position as a member Of the
police jury
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03
Ledoux E. Smith Dies.

I.edoux Elgee Smith, aged on years,
former State Treasurer died at 4;3O
o'clock Monday morning at the Rapides
Hotel, Alexandria, from pneumonia,
The body was taken to New Iberia,
where services were held in the Epscop'
al Church.
Mr.. Smith was born in Alexandria one
block east of the hotel where he died.
lie WIS prominent Mason and Erj>co-
pslian. lie leave wife and some rela-
tives
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03
Succession Notice.

state of Louisiana, Parish OF Vcrmilion, l7th
Juiic'al District Court, No. lGI2
Probate nurLct.
succession OF Leon Ledct,
Notice i, hereby given 10 the creditors ul
thi. estate and to all other persons htr.il
interested to sh ow cause within ten dJs =
nom the present notification, Il any the!
hav'. why IN" account pr, scented ny l;usa De-
LIirt. adm instructor OF tri- estate. should
10; nc approved aud homol5 gated uud on.
funds distributed iu a..-o. dance th,r.ritu.
u'.a upon Payment OF suii de1t, aud di-tsi-
tutIuu oI lh, iurd, in DO, ordunce with ,ata
a,e"Gr:, whN he auuiu, tracer -huuiu not
D.. r,Hoy, q of hs> trust and ni. o.',ci.u houd
ctrc..i.j.
Ao.,,ly daarasS .O.a. uaI,
S-reu, : iNo,4rT IrHLANC.
iI,LN 81 CONT.
i.r..f--. ID d. =, liz -gu t;i,..r. 30
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03
For Crou,. Couch, And Colds

s. baxter, WBe-4ey, Wise, say:
"For ten wears we rave used Foley,
II rrav end Tar in Our family Snc con-
sd r II the best cough medicine o.
the market, especlaiy for children
az th,y Ike to take it, Contains 10
rgiat-s; safe .or tables; effective for
puufs. Checks crcHu; stops cou2ho :;
relieves colds sod EVrevw + ere, at
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03
Issues Health Almanac.

One of the best, most marefully ar
ranged health uImanacs we have ever
received Is the one published 10y the
State Board Of Health. 1t IS worth hay
ing from al view points, and copies OF 1t
can be had from the Secretary of the
Board OF Health, New Orleans.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03

Lax Charles. La. Jan. -, ~.
Sir. !. ". O'BTyan, Atleyil,:, La.
Dear Mr.. O'BrySn:
Will YOU please let me have space in
YOUR paper, az public medium, TO
thank tlc people of Abbeville for thciI
contribution toward the help Of the
ninety I'VE children row in the Baptist
urpnaueg, II Lake Charles.
Very truly YOURS
{. t. SCHILLIEG;, Supt.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03

Nueu \ c ugh or coid hangs ON ana
y"n have aches ana pains that ar.
hsru to dehu-, it is likriy that grippe
Is 'ak,ng hold OF YOUR system Mr.. j.
a Rodgers, Switzer. 5, c says: -
am use. p;ible to COILS, often ending
in lrippr, La tins case have found
foie!'o Honey and Tar 20 prevent
doctor bills. - Sold EvrrN where. adv
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03

It is gratifying 80 all of rs 20 see that
Sir. C. 7. Gr,mner is 50 paius'aklHg ia
ms prices or TODD -tui!s why he. er he.
see h,s prs-es listed in another -culmu,
aul Yea luy from h.iu,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03

The .aauy friends Of Nr. and Mrs
Henry & LnGeur. will be glad to know
that thcy are the parents of baby 10"
which recently arrived at their home ;n
Crcvltv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03
Young Friend! If George Wash
ingtcn Could Rise From Ills

uLG ION NIGiA iNISS sShs hiA5
Grave
and s.e cur cities at midnight Iightc
~ bright as day, hear the whirl of IT,
electric car. talk over Wifee.>
telephone, send a message by wire
less 10 a snip far oct at SEA, e&amins
his own bones with On Y ray, vie
the snowy f7IGs. sunny plains an
canals 1T Mar through a tele'Cou
take a flight from ocean TO ocean 49,
an air ship. get yCn over by an aa,o
mobile gong ninety miles an hoU
tut what's the Use going back g.
hundred years7 A system of short
hand ahd bookkeeping twenty year
old is OF but little use today.
As the steam ship has crowded or;
the sail hOat, the typewriter tn
goose gull pen and pOksberrv nix.
have the lannon's Bvrue systems o.
business training, Bookkeeping ,Sterc-
typewg.,irg ana Shorthand taken tis
pisCg 40 ihs old syStt ms, Tie reason
h plain; These SYhttJns cat fhS time
And cnst Of becoming an evp-r' Ec-
cuNntsUt or 81. uCg"aphef ju h"F,
teach Hu7.rpsS as w'li as buOSkr7 1i'..
igt The student bes.r earning viii.
tH2 student Of tn- oia sv.t-ws Is rr
bali through hj- course. they Civ
IN" STUDENT a better practical uo-bir.
Knowledge, which msahe & higher
salary.
These prEc feat, modern. ,ime-sar.
ing s,ss.w can BE- had "a this section
Culy i'm the Tyler Commercial Col.
leg. You would not think Of riding
g.. 30, a.. q ..,rt f.r r,--fayr-r.. q, ~, -.t,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03

The trial Of 5umma levine, accused
Of criminal assault, was postponed MoE-
dlv 90 account Of tno main witness being
unable to attend court on account Of
illness.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03

OF Course YOU are coming to the
Farmers Short Course and arrange TO
STAY for the whole week.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03

Gertrude and Edward Ray, tn
II: g children of Dir. and Mr.. T., &.
Vi.lruez, are on the sick ii-t. WiJh
the measles and an attack Of pnoumo-
MIA
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03

Mrs. Robert J. Young is visiting III
Morgan City, a guest ut the nome q
aer daughter, Airs. Charles y! er, who
g uutsiil.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03

\. {. Duerand has a nice head of Young
Holstein cattle that he bought recently.
They are pure bred and registered.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03
Seed Rice Fox Sale.

Fairly Prolific Louisiana r.arl Blue
Rose, ard other carly varieties at Peoples
Independent Warehouse, Cash rr aocd
notes.
call m y. $. NII1OE. Ahnct;.ja Is
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03

Hot Creole Coffee at c. Gpiirv's Res
taurAnts.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03

Mrs, T II. Casanova Is IA Franklin.
where she was called to the bedside
of her father, who is every i'll
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03
Partition Sale.

t.rr ,.Ur.r: stigr'lyt
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03

Emile Hluptuan tie piano man OF
New Orleaus, was a business visitor here
this week
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03
Succession Noice.

!. Is. Si'ch,'' A.,srne,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-02-03

Alijg Broussard and Daughters g
"roNlev, we're visitors here DARN"
this week