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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-10-13
Defense Council
To Meet TODAY

A NEETINC OF THE COUNCIL OF
DEFENSE WILL BE HELD At ap
BEVILLE IN THE COURT HOUSE
ON SATURDAY, (today) OCT. 18th, at
O'Clock p. m.
ALL THOSE APPOINTED TO AS
SYST IN THE REGISTRATION OF
WOMEN ON OCT nth, MUST AT
TEND THIS MEETING.
By order of Defense Council
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-10-13
Negro Soldiers
Go To Camp

The following named negroas NH,
were called for military duty from tbi
parish lief Sunday for Camp Pike, Ark
Ihey were given big send off. beino
marched to the depot, headed by thu
AoDevllie Band with a very large mum.
Der OF people, including white and no.
groes. The boys were very proud of
the attention given them in their de-
arturo. The names follow:
Anderson Rice.
Paul Ozane.
lsiah Scribbins.
Felix Baudoin.
Hazel Henderson.
Walter Cade
Verdin Corner.
Malvin Coleman.
Albert Darby.
Willie McClain
Leslie Amos
VIII Guidry
Alfred Lee
Joseph Derouen
Harrison Chargcois
Anderson Lockett
Walter W. Robertson 5
John Simon
Fernest Mire =
Andrew Jackson
Claude Robertson 7
Alexandra Williams q
Cornelis Bessa q
Octa Lopes 9;
Anious Young ia
Aesis RebeEts0n -ss.. ssss.sS,, Ist
'slestia Faslier En-
Sidney Vallare H.,
" lille E1zier a,
Junior Jones
Volma3 Mouton n,
Iohn Braley
Ben Bralcy
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-10-13
chamberlain's Cough Remedy
the Most ReliabIe

After many years experience in the
use Of it and other cough medicines.
there are many who prefer Chamber
lam s to any other. Mrs. A. C. KRISTEN
Greenville, Ills, writes, Chamberlain IS
Cough Remedy has been used in NV
mothers home and mine for wears and
we always found it quick cure for
colds and bronchial troubles. We find
IT to be the most reliable cough medi.
cine we have used" ObtainabIe everv.
where. adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-10-13
an APPRECIATED LETTER.
Abbeville. IL o., Oh "a,

y, NOU9ViIIe, La, Oct. End, 1911.
'erm1lion Parish Fair Assn.
Gear sirs; We herewith hand Won
", graft as cur subscription to your
Nd'uarie institution. We wish YOU sue.
cess and trust that your exhibit will
rs the means Of bringing our farmers
~ clearer understanding Of the i'm.
+ p,.'anee OF more and better farm.
Yours very truly,
THE PEOPLES SUGAR CO.
! per Thos. D. pyss
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-10-13
Cut This Quit Is Worth Moror

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut ont ri.
noJ. s s,S with sc to Foley & Co.,
So, eheheld Ave, Chicago, III, writ,
ing your name and address clearly on
VIII wiz receive in return a trial package
containing Foley's Honey and Tar Com.
pound for coughs, colds and croun.
r, ToiGy Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic
Tablets. Sold everywhere-adv
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-10-13
SPECIAL SESSION OF THE POLICE
JURY OF vERMILIoN PARISH
AbhcviIle. La. Oct. 10 1Q1z

Abbcville, La, Oct. 10, 1917.
The police jury of Vermilon Parish
Louisiana met this day in special SEES
sion for the purpose of fixing the per.
centage for local taxation for the Par
iSh Of Nermilion, La.
The following members were present.
1. p. Fleming, president, in the chair
with all the members present except
Edgar Hungerford, being absent.
After having fully discussed the per.
centage, Mr.. Desire Meaux made q
melton, duly seconded, by Jos. E. Brous
Sard, that forty (4O) per cent of the
valuation Of the assessment of 1917 be
fixed
The following members voted in fav.
or OF MeauT s motion: Desire Meaux,
Jos /. Broussari and T. J. Broussard
Against; President T. P. Fleming.
Jos. E Moore, Howard Moss, A. W
richardson, JOS. U. Frederick and Chan.
mar Pierce
And sail motion was lost.
On motion made by Chapman Pierce.
daiE seconded by Jos L. Frederick.
that the percentage be hereby fixed At
forty-f'e (45) per cent of the valua
'i'a II the 1917 assessment for the local
taxation for the Parish Of vermiliop.
aAH that the State Beard of Affairs he
ADVISED and notified accordingly.
The following members voting in
faVor; Howard Noes, = W. Rishard.
s3t- As, -. se.i'2ses.x--anl eaaes.ss l..
Pierce.
.Asslnat' Desire Meaux, T. j. Brous
sard and Jos. E. Broussard.
Said motion being carried and
adopted
Mr., Jos. E. Moore presented the fol
owing resolution:
whereas, the books of the Police jury
II Vermilion Parish, La, have not been
'hecked by an auditor since 1912 or
I've years.
whereas, it is the sense of the Police
ury TO conform with the wishes of the =
aXpayers of said parish to have a COM PIE
iete audit made, be it, therefore
Resolved, by this Police Jury that a., az
ne President be and is hereby author nj
'ed and empowered to confer with les'
ov. r. G. Pleasant in order to get tho we
'rvlces of Mr.. Mcfarland, the state niu'
nbhe accountant, or to get any other 'nr'
'rtlhed accountant to do so Gun
upon a motion made by Jos. E. -
oOre' duly seconded by Chapman can an,
eree' said resolution was unanimously r. Z
Iopted Will
Upon motion made and duly seconded ana
Police Jury adjourned to meet AZ 'oda
s regular session. man
T. P. FLEMING, ~
esident Police Jury, vermilion Par. "' "
sh, La. " 81
IN. +. leblanc, Secretary. Hea'
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-10-13
WOMEN HAVE THEIn TROUBLES

Not only middle-aged women, but
younger ones, too, suffer from backaebe
pains IN Side, swollen ankles, sore mus,
cIes, rheumatic pains and kindred all.
ments without knowing that these are
most often the result o. deranged or
overworkea Fidreys. FoiovKidnev PILLS
are: goed,medisine for kidney toruble'
Sold everywhere adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-10-13
distant staies.
MRS. Smith Recommends Cham.
hnrl Din 70 "a

have had more or less stomach
(roqpie for eight years" writes Mrs.
y. H. smith, Beaverton, y. Y. ''Wben
suIIer,ihgg from attacks Of indigestion
ana heaylness after eating, one or two
L Chamberlain : Tablets have nIwovs
relieved me. | have also found tba,n a
,i'asaIt laxative" These tablets tore
up the stomach and enables IL 10 per.
.oTm its function naturally. If Ton
ire troubled with indigestion give tGcm
= ,r;a'. ret wen ar1 STAY we'll Obtain.
'ble eycrywhorc-ad
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-10-13
VERMILIoN STATE BANK.

Ia Gated at Deicambre, ve7milion Paris,
report furnished to the Examiner Of
o'ate Banks by the above Bank at IN,
1917. '0NP'' -1'H
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-10-13

Official Washington is wondering if
the japanese mission didn't overlook its
hand. The matter of a loan was NOT
mentioned.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-10-13

II the movie films could get those
heid-ups that are being pulled off in
chicago every now and then, they would
make the "wiid and woody" look like
thirty cents
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-10-13

&c difference .ictwc7, cccc7triaitv
amt i't2c% Is rc?re1crty,' by a bank
count
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-10-13

Strange nobody has yet suggested q
breakfast soadlss, day.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1917-10-13

Love hate and the desire for revenge
OF a desert island! A proud. wealthy
society debutantc and handsome. but
impecunicus second engineer of Yacht
III fascinating situationl A fascinat-
ing offering!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18
Sosift .t1Sos onberes.

0as + etfS 8 anoeres.
5ausberr: .Sobann. geben sic bins
auf. meine Sran ion gu iinsen aufbDs
rem"
Sobann: n@s lit nidt bic sndbise
Brau, bic iinJ.a fpnbern bic 8O9in
= ion id ="
Sousberr: rHein = nm 9ottes
pillen, bann iasen sic liebsr
ni6ts."
p,ffsnbes @sfprdd. =
rNun, sndbise 6rau, ipie babsn sic
iid nit Sbrem Siidnaabarn. benz
profeifor, pdbrenb bes Diners unz
terbalten9~
vp4h, er fat pdbrenb Der eansen
3eit BON ben Ginsepeioeipiirmern sez
fpro9en!'"
= 9uter Iat. Srember (bs=
Jbuuernb). r@rab ipirb frii9 anses
sapft, ba muB id obreiien!"
Wirt: y9eben sic bod a bifel
lansiom piellei9t periGumen g
ben 3us!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

Gbi1ieb nimmt in mi, .ernG6t'ser
Gtinoe
Gnappe Gunibert bon &iiuiannoe.
g8cil Der @ater bicier boIbem Waib
Nidt crlaubt, bab iie ben Gnappcn
frcit
arnibcrt pcripridJt. ibr trcu 5u bleiben
limb nit ibr iofort iidl gu 6eiueiben.
Ienu Der slIte chit .flein bel" nod
aibi.
Cher fucnn's an Itcr6en Inn lelic6t.
gSas hraus ncrbeu iuirS. ut idlipcr oil
Ia0cn.
@enn man ilidt tcu Sl.icn icIbit mill
fragen.
Scr al,f unicrm Silo SntcrliIt -
3eu9c bicicr slhIdJiebsi' ; lit. -
80 lit CT?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

Smmer S,rftreut. pro<
ieHor: mSit Ser. MiilIer gu SouIe?"
.Iber ih babe Sbnen bod fdon
Dor elmer Wpde geIast. bab Serr
Wiillsr fereits Elm bol6es Sobr tot
it,"
profeFor: nSit er benn nod INNER
ipt2"
-unperbeferIi6. 8urti,
bes Sallies ein3iger So9n, ionIt Elm
lieber. bsrSiser Sunse. lam ni9t be-
sreifen. bob Der WenI6 nbitte" unb
.bante" iogen muB. unb ole @rmobs
nungen unb Sdelte iinb erFolglos.
90 oerIudt es bic Mutter nit einem
anoeren Wittel. Ils 8urti ole mits
tags ouf ben Siih eebra6te Sorte
nit perlansenben Qusen 6stradtet,
meint bic gutter: .Wenn i6 jebt
elm 8inb piibte. bos redt artis nbitz
tie" uno ~bante" Toet. bos bstGme elm
groBes Stiid 5orte. 3ennIt Ou ni6t
10 elm Ginb. 8urti?"
nrO ia. q" meint Surt selafen,
-.Hodbcrs 2otte!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

= unuberIest. .Run. Ssrr
SSriter. Sbre 5rau 1T ia zines innfs
ten 3obes seitorben = bas freut mid
aber.4
= I'D TO! Muttsr (als Jribl
abenbs bei aiide sinidlGft. ba er
nadmittass nit Dem @ater fpaaieren
par): mWart Shr bsnn sar 70 ipsit,
bab Du 10 miibe bif9"
5ribl: rNein, aber in einen 8isrs
sarten iinb mir sesansen, unb bo
mubte id bas Bier. mas er setruntsr
bat. INNER bolen!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

- Sem Il LID. Ridter: sd
besreife nidt. ipie man in Der @be
INNER raufen tann!"
@bemann: pDarten g muir, Serr
Ri4ter. bis Sic Spansi5 Sabre per=
beiratet Tinb!"
= Ser Gnappt. r&Dnnen
Sic aud meine So6ter ernGbren9"
n~Mit Sbrer !Silfe seipib!~
- 4ufrtdtiges 9ebau>
ern. Sausberr: ~Wenn sic etfpas
tun ipollen. id bdtte cine Mense Irz
beit."
Ilter 9ummler: 30 mel. na9ber
fon g q net g. reib'n.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

Gin Gem iitsmsnfd. :
nSa, mas ion id oenn trinten, Serr
Oottor, penn sic mir bas Bier per>
bieten2"
,rHa, fommen Sic mai nit. oos
lpollen mir BEL einem guten S4oppen
ndber erDrtern!""
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

Rsu belebter g DINERS.
nWas, ter 2ebmann trauert nod
INNER um feline treuloie 8raut2
Sd sloubte. er bdtte iie ldnsit pers
seTen."
.Sotte er au9, aber iie erbts uns
.Gngit Spei !9unberttauIenoer. unb ba
lit feline .Seroenspunbe ipieber aufses
bro6en!~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

= Spefulatib. Mutter:
,Worum iagIi Ou bsnn ieoem
germ. bob mir Es!epbononiNhb
baben9"
EoSbter: v8ieleibt benubt es bo9
nod einral einer gu einem Seiratsz
antraee y"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18
@as eincm @crliebten paiiiercn
fam.

gGbira q Qeiie: ~. adj, 9lbolar,
feb mid bod nift 10 i6nlahtelth
on, - Mama pabt furdtbar auf"
- QaiD: n@ollen Sic mir nod
eiumol SIRE Soiie reiden Serr
9aron9" Qeiie): Sci aIio ouf ser
Sut!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

- Die seiaise Sausfrau II.
Sausberr (beim Mittaseifen gum
9aiD: p8itte. ne0men Sic bod nod
(ein mibbilIisenoer Bid ieiner
9oitin trtfft ibn). D.. etfpas Senf,
9err Meier!"
= g dpieriee Seimtebr.
Sinterbuter: SOB DO a NAL B.
Strab'n rama, 8iirgamoaIter. eridt
seitern 6ab' = mir ipiebsr elm 9las.
f9erb'n in b 9dnb' eini treten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

-8iifis. 5rau: nWo lit meiz
ne Mutter9"
Mann: r3um 3ahnarat, nm ii6
einen = gift3obn aussieben gu laiz
= Sa 10. nSie iino au9 i9on
time 5iinlsiSerin. 5rau Rdtin?"
nnSm, ia. aber erIt cine aneez
benbe!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

Gin gutter &erl. Oorfz
5arbisr (ber beim Saaridneiben benz
Sunpen elm s5tiid Sbr absespidD:
,.Wollen Sie's nod fiiraerg"
aunbe: .Dante. bic Sbren tun's
iebt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

-Sa bann. Sreunb: Den
Walser pillit Su fomponiert baben2
Den babe i'd bod idon otter se-
hort!"
aomponiIt: n9lber bon mir bod
nod ni9t?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

- Steper ernorben. u.
lerresD: .Das id seporben bin, bin
id burd mid felbIt seporben."
g.: .Ra. i9 babe INNER sebOrt.
bur9 Sbren S9piegerpater."
o.: 500 @r bot meine Srau bod
nidt geheiratet."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18


= Sn faIfdem 8erba9t.
Sntel: ~0u bringit ipobI sar me
neue Re6nung. bic id besablen
IoLI2"
Stubsnt: rBie tonnif Du nur 70
mas benten, Sntelden. auerf fommen
bod bic alten b'ran!"
= 8or Seri9t. Ri6ter:
Sinh Sic fhon iemaIs porbe=
itraft!"
gngetla9ter (erresD: nHein. nies
maIs!"
Ri6ter: uNa. f6reien Sic nur
niat 10, Sic folIen's ia jebt pers
ben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

= unperi i9dmt. 9ausfrau:
rSa. i'd fam Sbnen nidts psitsr ses
ben, ols elm Stiid BON meinem ielbits
gebaden'n &g6enl"
8sttler: .So, Iiebe 5rau, Sic boz
ben MIDI miBperitanpen; i'd polte
feline arbeit, ftnbern ettpas gu eli
fen!"
SIM 3psifel. o.: r9onner<
petter, tos ilt bos breisehnte Snfs
eiien, bos i6 finbe. Run peib
id nidt, lit oas Slid ooer un>
sIid2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

-.Sumor aus Der g 9 II l.
tube. &ebrer gum fleinen WoriB):
.Hun Iose mir nod einen Sob,
in bem bos Wort Seef9ladt pors
iommt!"
Morib (nad einisem 9eiinneD:
sd ieb' f6laht, ipenn mir abenos
gu SauIe itatt 9as Petroleum brenz
nen!"
Ser 8oufmann. rMein
Batter lit bod INNER 9eI9dftsmann.
Oils GmiI geitern um meine SanO
anbielt, iaste er: nTebmen Sic lie
bin; rmiaui9 innerbolb a9t Sa9en
eeitottet!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

Dieempfinb ias 9reis
fin. JrGulein: rWie haben Sic es
.issntlid ansefansen. bab Sic 10 alt
selporoen iino9"
9reiiin (tura): ~Sab' INNER mds
bis selebt. unb sic, 5rdulein9"
Seine Sebenspiirb Il b g.
teit. Droidtentutiher (nadbem sr
ben 5remben 5isber nur BON aneipe
gu &neipe sefabreD: DOS ba iit's
Muieum!% (WiG peiterfabren.)
5rsmber: .SaIt. bas perpe id mir
'mal anieben!"
Oroidtentutfher: nSa. Bier gibt's
aber ba brinnen nett"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

Sauiierer: n3ioarrcnipite
oefGaig?"
Srau g Sdarf: .Wein Nan:l
rauht nibtl"
Sauiiercr: .@ielleid)t d
8aar Soientrager fir Die Srau sc.
mabIin?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

Der 9esetarier. Serr
gmil gohlfopf 1T Itrsnssr @esetas
rier; antdBli9 zines 9eiudes BET els
ner befreunbeten .5omilie tpiro ihm
Wurii anseboten. gr ipeiit bisielbe
en.riifet suriid nit ben Worten:
.Dante = eritens eFe id ME Wurf.
sipeitens bin ib 9esetarier. brittens
bab. ib .ebsn subauie Durft aesels
fen anb piertens = no, id bin 10
frei.H
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

sic (fiir iid): rGnoIih fommt
elmer; obcr obne Die nerabreoete
ipeiBe Toie... (5u Dem Serrn:)
Yaroon mein Serr, boben Sic piel.
Ieidt cine neibe Sioie an5uiteden
pereciien?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

.Gonnertpetter! Sa lit bns 9et'
teIn auf Dem 2anoe bod geiunoer
ba gibt's ipeni9itens feinC
= gortreppen!"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05

action and Introduce tine vocalist An
Indian chief. with progressive ideas,
wanders away from tepee and decides
to marry a pale-fuced maiden instead
~ the queen selected for him The
p~ale-faced maiden iirts with him
TO make her lover Jealous and Incl
dentally succeeds In also making the
Indian princess Jealous. Her rue love
finds a way. and the Indian marrios
his princess and the pale-faced
maiden weds her American saitor.
The music was written by Stanley
Seder. and 1t was not only tuneful but
was played with enthusiasm and mus
lcinnly understanding worthy Of the
composer. The orchestra of seven
pieces ably followed their leader. pro-
| duelng an artistic erect that was de-
nghtful.
Joe Scott deserves much praise FOR
the in which ne directed the
company and Edward l.. King and
Floyd w. Lee. for their clever man
agement. Tho costume. as stated On
the program. were designed hy Miss
Lena FERGUSON. and were clever.
original. dainty and striking.
Go Ask Willie" aha more than
amuse and entertain Santa Fc last
night. II proved tor once and for
all time that the succr. ooh, Us an
amateur production" is unjust co
| Ask willie" has better music. better
actors. prciticr women ana hnrr
looking fellows boz 30. with far NOR"
stunning costumes, than many a proc
| fessiona show that has com" tu New
| Mexico iu the past I'VE years
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05

WATER TAX DUE AND PAY
ABLE At OFFICE OF WATER co.
il6 $. SECOND.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05
Personal News
Items.


Auto springs. all makes. korDsr Co
William Rose, deputy United States
marshal, arrived here yesterday from
Santa Fe. He left last night for
southern New Mexico on business.
Dr. Il. c. Lukens OF the Child:en's
Home society. Is looking tor responsi-
bic families TO take ten boys and girls
ranging from the tiny 9 to u.
Fernando Gallegos was arrested
yesterday by Patrolman Pablo Lujan.
Placida Gallegos. Gallegos was lodg-
ed In the city jail to await a hearing
Mrs. clara Is. Stoker passed through
Albuquerque yesterday on her way @
Chicago from her nome in California.
she was a sister Of Lucky" Baldwin.
other arrivals Ia Albuquerque yes
terday iucluoed G. n. Jennings Ala
mOguEdO, George Stacey. Ration. AIR.
aud Mrs. H l. Hail. santa Pc, A.. n.
Douglcs. Magdalena; Mr. and Mts n.
b. uenins. Santa Fe.
Rodcrick Slower and family witt
william M,Milen are In town from
Cowles. y. NJ. visiting cX-GovcrnOi
StoVer. 800 West Central avenue. Mr.
slower reports eighteen inches ~ SNOW
tn Cowlcs.
District Attorney George u. Crlir
LETT this morning Tor Bemalillo wher,
ne will act as prosecutor for the casoi
in -andoVal county, which start today
Assistant District Attorney J. a. Nil.
Ter will have charge here during a.,
fof ncr's absence.
~ the invitation OF Attorney \ T.
McMillcn. "a member of prominent
lawyers and ministers left this mort'
ing for Santa Re In Mr. McMillen's car
They will Doe present at the discussion
OF the prohibition bill which are To- be-
presented before the state Legislature
Joe Franchini who was charged by
a complainant with using q gun 90
collect his debts. was arraigned be-
fore Justice W W Mcclellan Satur-
day. F%ranchini pleaded not guilty
and furnished $50 bond for his APP
~pearnncc TUESDAY morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-05
Advertised Letters
ADVERTISED LIST FOR THE
ME,I.k ENDING Ft.B. 3. 1917


w Jaw
Mrs. I.ouvina Bernard. Miss Ida VI.
Butler. Miss Mayme Bingham. Misc
Lillian Bruggemais. Mrs. Maude Cook,
Mrs. Jimmie Taylor Dodson. Isabel
Dcdra, Miss Belle Fisher. Miss RefuEio
Garcia. Mrs. l.. T.. Green, Mrs. Emma
obannon Gonzales, Adelallda Gabai-
don. Mrs, Isabel Greigan. Miss Bernice
Hamilton. Miss Fannie Hall. Mrs. =.
B. Hunter. Mrs. Henry Jones, Mrs. q.
koshner, Miss Catalina Lopez. Mrs.
Anita C. Lucero, Ms. Fife Milly, Mrs.
II. L. Miles, Mrs. Modistco Msatisan.
%I4eonar Martinez, Epimenia Malta,
Mrs. Roger Morgan. Mrs. Matilda Net
to. Mrs. Malta Ruby. Mrs. T.. Sterrett.
Miss Matte" Snyder. Mrs. Mhrlenaca -.
lTorrcZ, Marceliua Vasquez, Mrs. II.
Wheeler, Miss Mamie Wendt, Jessie
RiliaTd.
Mems List.
\. O. Briiin. William H. Baxter, n.
T Bufson. j. %, Byrne. James Dis
ham, Manuel e.. -. BaCa, porfirio
Bescrr1. r. H. ,rabtrce. John l.
Chumon, PhIn Flynn. 4. : Fngclson,
J. l. Flanagan. Nestur Gonzales,
Frank Groholick, Tome Canada, Nico-
las hernandez, Forrest Hall, Philip
Hutchinson. FRANK Herman, c. II.
Haste. Ralph Homer, II. James, r.. NJ.
Lyon. Lederma Francisco, Jose de
Jesus Lopez. Rcfugio Lalello, r. J..
Lotour Wesley I.oyett. James Lyons,
porhrio Lopez. Juan Lujgn. Elihus
Miller. T. Murriscy. Jose r. MARTINEZ
kusDah Monte Milo Means, VIM Mo
kinleS VIM McANoy John McMurray
chas McGill. A. g. McDermott, Ciriio
Monera q NadcrNiI. Ramon Monte
A. Is Newman. Carlos NunglatIa,
Rafael ora GcorEo Paysou, Ni"'os
Perez A. j co Reid. Fred u. Rob
crts John ~ lIay. Nicolas Hernandez.
Josla l%tuauu. j. A.. Reynolds, J. W.
spence. prhlo SllHJar. T|ranquiliuu
se%rN1utes, Jesus santiago, Rvfugio
Sala2nr. Charlie scott. II. = Taylor,
Ir. Townsend, Henry Tillmau, ! NJ
Thompson. W Il. Thompson Hilarlu
de valdez Felipe Zamcra
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Basketeers Social
AT " This Evening

The social for ali basket ball players
OF the Y. NJ. c. A. and their lady
friends will be held this evening At 3
O'Clock In the association building.
According 10 r. ]. Robertson. director.
the best parlor games ever invented
viii be in order. About fifty guests
ae expected. The committee on ar
Engagements consists OF Howard Rick
etts, George T. Peterson, A. +. Me
Carter and Mr.. Howden.
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Examining Board to
Quiz All Applicants
For Game Wardenship

The Albuquerque Game Protective
Association has submitted TO Governor
de naca the following letter. endorsing
the plan proposed by the state ocdy
o. have applicants for the game war
dcnship undergo an examination "a
determine their fitness for the office;
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
January 20. 1917.
HIS ENccliency y. e. de Baca.
Governor Of New Mexico,
Santa Re, New Mexico.
Dear Sir.
The New Mexico Game Protective
Association have called 10 our atten-
tion the plan Just forwarded 10 YOU
for selection OF n permanent appointeo
&C. b game w~ardenship. by an exam
ming board with your excellency as
chairman on a basis OF detailed ratings
for fitness and experience.
We wish to ray that wo heartily APP
prove OF this plan. and urgently rec
ommend IL for your favorable consid-
Grafton.
We understand from Mr.. Dennis
Chavez that he Is a candidate for tho
permanent appointment. While the
state association is handling this mat
Ter for the sportsmcn 81 the state. m
GLIDING ourselves. we wish TO suggest
that the proposed plan gives Mr..
Chavez full opportunity TO show that
he IN qualified. In fact 81 gives MIN
a better opportunity than anyone else
by reason OF the experience he will
have had during his temporary APP
pointment. lnasmueh as We have the
highest regard for Mr.. Chavez per-
s5nallg. we take tho liberty OF calling
this feature Of the plan 90 your at
tention.
Hoping that the plan win meet
with your full approval. and that the
examining hoard viii convene in the
near future. we are
Very respectfully yours.
Albuquerque Game Protective Associa-
tion.
JOHN u. CLARK.
J. BALDRIDGE.
A. "a. 9ISK.
HARRY 7. JOHNSON.
Wanted A grocery
man. Jaffa Grocery Co.
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Mrs. Robert r. Campbell and
daughter Of San Marcial. who are
here under the care Of a doctor, are
reported as being much improved.
Mr.. Campbell. who was here with
them last week. has returned TO his
home at San Marciai. where he Is en-
ployed as a Santa Fe fireman.
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THE

, FORECAST; Generally fair
, tonight and Tuesday; warmer
} Tuesday east portion.
Albuquerque weather Tor ~
} hours ending : a. m:
, MaNimnm-5a.
Mnimum-i5.
, Range-fi.
, At \ a. m.-25.
North wind. clear.
-
, Your honor. ! don't need a
, lawyer
You'd better have one. You
, may be convicted. you know"
, What | mean. your honor, Ia
, that I "a be convicted just A.
B well without one"