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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-11-23
BIG WAR ORDERS CANCELLED
Secretary Baker Rescinds Contracts
e Totalinq 1886, 900 900.

Washington, Nov. Decentralization
of war contracts involving more than
$1,336, 100000 since he signing of the
armistice is announced in letter from
Secretary Baker read to the Senate by
Senator Martin of Virginia, chairman
of the appropriations committee.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1918-11-23
France Plans Big Merchant Marine

Paris, Nov. 23. = Fernand Boisson,
under secretary of state for merchant
marine, announces that within five
ships with total capacity of 6,000,-
900 tons, which is double its pre-war
tonnage, according to The Matin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-22
ARRANGEMENTS MADE
FOR STATE WORK ON
WORLD RELIEF WEEK
December First Will Mark Transi-
ton From Food Conservation
Program on Wartime to a
World.relief Basis.

In spite OF the fact thtt tho prevail
encc of Influenza seems Co indicate"
that the ban may not ho lifted for
some time yet. the state food admin
i~stration is continuing with th, pre-
pairing Of their program Tor World
Relief Week. which D. SGT iuf th,
week OF December Z.
Hoovcr's last message ls NpInr pro.
pared for distribution for reading Boa
an churches ON December and for
consideration At an lodge meetings and
other gatherings during th, week. Hfs
address before the mo"tiNg of stat,
administrations At Washington last
week b. being printed 900 pamphlet
form and viii hc here Within "a few
days for distribution throughout the
state.
The weeks program Cor 'ur women
has already been arranged and data
sent Go mo various district leaders.
The Washington publicity department
rs taking care Of tn" program fur the
state schools
This week viii Doe one uf IN, most
important FOR several years from a
conservation standpoint us % marks
the transition from war time food
plans fp the even more important rules
of food conservation uu e world relief
bass.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-22

sbStem. are tu u city tdi} cone
trrring with County agent j IT, Tins.
ley
Mr. ! e. MalfpNvu OF ltll,t. n s..
trrlNcl in q ruquctiuc NostrtiuN Iu1
expects 10 mako This ,IT, hIs p,rwt
u,nt residence
Women az co.. islcfl Pueblo turned
.u CO. tho War NuTk fund TN. WufH
,ug thc sum of g. 90
The so lt,utul U,IIII wIfD
which WIS Won uN tH, vocational iug
lsu class az the Indian school this
week has been turned over Co tH,
United Nar Work fund
George holman uI the tIfat Nu.
uonal hunk ,s confined 900 him home
ON lpyuuu OF sickness
pr >ustt, f. ,,tl, ,-,,.0I.,t ,r tn.
-t,t, t,ii.g, and r.ri.y t,r.,
r,f az .-,t,n,..r ..,t Ia, tb, ~,.il.r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-22
DEFENSE COMPANIES
TO Be MUSTERED IN
AS NATIONAL GUARD

Governor " T. Lindsey has written
Major e.. N. Btrbtr of thc First NcW
McNitu battalion 90, home guards. that
as the end OF his administration is
near be- viii leave the work - chang
ms the home guards tu the New MeN.
60 national guard 20 hls successor o.
4 l%arrazolu Following ts the gov.
cruur's letter.
Replying to your I',rui 'omuIuui-
cation relative 10 further equipment
OF your battalion 81 the Ncw Mexico
home, guards. ( Viii state that recent
congressional action has made pruNlt
sion Ton thu organization ~ q ~u"uHl
guard bon the states. its equipment
"ud maintenance 40 the 'Nl''nS' "l th'
general government
III was my iull intention i' chang"
home guard tn such national
hu"Id under tho provisions "l ne sHil
congl c~-ionHl action. Had ] been con
uuu"d loo office this matter would Hl
ready nav been under process tl"N
ever now Siuc { have Nui som" Tory
DAYS to continue here ! d"'m u hd
Ni'ihlr 90 tpk" no action W iilis ittf-
ter thus leaving 30 DI''f I'rlu l.i l|N
sH'tr'~Ur Co proceed hu' me i'liN-
OF inc new regulation
F''rmlt me Goo thIut .'N Nih''l''h
l'I '1nf vital interest W .I' "lt'hlef
u"n 81 Nu4r battalion YOU are on
titled to great credit 1s f'r me n'tR
befs and officers of th, several com
phatos composing the h'II""h
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-22
YOU CAN'T FIND ANY
DANDRUFF. AND HAIR
STOPS COMING OUT
Save your hair! Make 1t thick,
wavy, glossy and beautiful
at once,

TRY ace YOU viii, after uu application
Of Dandcrinc, YOU ,nn not find 70 SIN
oh, trace ot daudIutt or lalllng hhlr
ANA your scalp Will not itch but what
Will plrusc Nou most VIII be after q
tow weeks use. when YOU see new
hair. line ana doWnN ~ iirsi yes
hut really new hair CROWNS 'l over
Ga, scalp
\ httlc uandcrin' immediately don
bl,s tho beauty ut Noui uuIr No ar
fcrcur, how dun faded. trtf'le anu
ycrugg,. Just molstvu q 'loth WIN
naud,riuy and carefully draw \
through Nour ntir taklug 10 small
strand at q time The effect lN M
mediate and amazing your han VIII
hc light, fluft, and WJN'. ana nav tll
appearance, Of abundance "n ln'uln'
parable lustrp. snttucss % luNuli.
anC the beauty ana sliumci 20 tlu'
hair health
Got r. small bottle col huoWN"u
Onuderu, nom drug s;urt "i
toilet counter and prove that Noui
huir is as prctt, and SOFT ar ans
thn' ~ has been neglected or lnlut",
bN careless treatment \ fWNtll 'riu
bottle viii douhic ne beauty "l 'oul
han
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-22
PERSONAL NEWSITEMS

California to Denver Nj LYONS ,N
p,,t- Zoo 90 60 Washington .1uu and
vii probably gu To- Europe boo SOME
capacity for tho government
e. D. Peabody of Wtshingt.u. or.
rJu.zrr ct federal employees unIrUH
forest headquarters ard uth"I federal
offices Co discuss with the local men
Jon rcvrrumCu' service the possibility
of forming a union here.
Donald " Young. executive s,DrH.
tnty OF the state fuel Office. is 90 El
ton today.
Deputy l.. s. Marshal Harry Muir.
phN returned last night from e trIp 60
different parts OF the state
Mrs bttic Lewis ana Sol uf Mustu.
gee. Okla. and d r. Hatfield Of
Tulsa. okla. are visiting friend an
the city
The name Of combs hotel was Off
CiHlly changed 10 thc Hotel burtu
yesterday wheu the signs hearing th"
new name were substituted for tho
old ones Thomas boriu OF santa r..
now Nv ms tho hotel which has been
known as the Combs hotel Tor several
Years G. " Webb viii continue as
general manager Of the Hotel Dotan
and will carry out the improvements
iu service which have been planned
Is. Il Ahu ~ Gallup y an Alhu-
querquc visitor today
J. H I{ahh Of santa Pc. arrived
here last night ton u several days bus
mess visit
The '|NccutIy. committee Of the AZ
/ luQucrQus iTuf'rtIs, Game tssoriu
ton met last night and voted 1 uu1n-
imOus endorsement or T kuuault Ir.
for reaupuiutmcut 10 the office 90
state yam warden
Mrs. Gus W"is 90 I.aguul is q ,.si.
N.0 HA NAA. a#H a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-22
HER DAUGHTER
WAS SAVED
FROM OPERATION
Mrs. Wells of Petersburg
Tells How.

pc'er7hurR. Va For two years
my daughter suffered from = weakness
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-22
Fay your dues TO the '2-tit" club
Eonr.n TIKI Service. homo 40

Pay your dues 10 the "2-tit' rluh
Four-o Taxi Service. hone 90.
TlNi Phonc iI6. Nicholson Taxi
Auto Springs. all makes Ncri'er 20
John a. Holland OF El t.ts,. De- %
luSlucas yisito. IN the Ditv TODAY
NJ J Moran Of bcmins arrived
here last night
Ban = Goodwin Of Santa &C.. b. here
uu q short business "trip.
Charles \ Johnson arrived here
from Santa Re last night.
Mrs t. II Parkhurst STd her
daughter. Miss Parkhurst are visiting
friends ia The city. Mrs pnrNhurst
ana her daughter arrived from =
ven last night
e. A. sawyer Of winslow, is here
uu business.
samuel q Grafton ~ clovis Judge
elect 90 the Fifth district, arri'ld here
last night
e. / searraves Of the Sana 70 dis
triot office Be- an Albuquerque visitor
today
charles wesley Anderson II chi
cage. m. was IN the city Yesterday
today on his wa, - the Pacific
coast Mr. Anderson !. the author OF
a volume Of poems entitled Songs
81 the Trail some OF which we've
written IN New Mexico while hc was
touring the tate. Thc seig,rs were
first published I'm tho chicago TT buuc.
being used In tine "iinc-p Type col
umu conducted by Bert b.. Taylor.
They consist Of charming descriptions
o. tho west Mr Anderson Is travel
ing los train this timc au, b. ON his
way 60 California to visa relative"
Mrs Gcorcr H. Wheeler is one Of
the newly elected members OF the di-
rectors' committee 90 thu lo'nt Rod
Cross Her name was az 'id"ntal!y
omitted IN the lis, OF the nov commit.
tee published yesterday
Senator Billy Lyons Of Denver.
was in the city TO-DAY or his va from
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-22
TEN NEW MEX|CAKS
IN CASUALTY LIST
ISSUED FOR TODAY
Corporal Charles w. Heneise, of
Melrose, and Private Benjamin
LeFbre, of ocaten, Listed as
Killed in Action.

fhNAAAAH 80 AHENAfNN NN NAN NNN i've
partmcut today contain more New
Mexican names than usual Ten
youths from the state are included.
two 81 them as killed in action three
wounded To an undetermined dcEr'g.
three wounded slightly. aud two MISS
ing la action
Corporal charles ". Hcnc,se. next
of kin Amor a. Hcucisc Of Mc.rus,,
y VI. and private benjamin LcFbrr
ucNt of kin r. Lecture 81 Ocitou y
NJ are among those killed 40 action.
IrlNttcs Eraclio chavez of Kelly. y
AZ, and simon Garcia ~ Gphrruadur.
y. NJ, are reported missing iu action
Those wounded Co an undetermined
degree are. priVatos Teresa Atoucio ui
Kelly. Santiago Medina VI las cru
rcs. o. Bidc \ Thomas uf herman.
y VI Those wounded slightly arc
Corporal Eru",t c. Criswcll ut cole
a Private Manuel NJ Drlpadu,
%l.auucenn, aud Private SalOman Roy
bal Of Clayton
The list contains q total of l.tts
names. civilized la the following mso.
n"r Killed IN action. 900 died Of
wound - died 81 accident. o.: died
ut airpi'nc accident O. died of dis.
case i0' wounded severely. So.
wounded. degree undetermined 3lH.
wounded slightly. 3tS missing iu sc.
ton so. prisoners. l3
Following are the commissions and
nou-commissioncd officers reported
Killed iu action
Major VIM NJ L,ngwil Aurora
m
Capts. Harold - Davis. Sycamore
Gll. Sanford NJ Brown. Kansas CIV.
Mo Gecrg, " Strkrt;. New Ru.
chclle y. y
Licuts wilbur y. Mathews. PITTS
purgh. Pa. ArVlc e. G-ulbruuds.u.
chicago. keith Lowry. Fisher okla 4.
Earl W. MaNou. Cambridge. y y.
Iustus Erwin pwcus. C%JJrulltou. ga
Cedric shaw. Plymouth. lll.
Kennel, u swan South jamestown.
y T., Lester \ Arms, Louisville. Ky .
William Ionsal Woodbury.. y J
mo. Dempsey Mckay, Florence. Kan
Jerome T. kemmcrcr. SummcrNillc
y T.; Harry IA Marsh, Paruets Greek
Ind
Battalion Sergeant Major Lawrence
McCollum, benton. ~
Sergts Lester baldwin. Saratoga. y
Cecil O. Brittou tltrk~hurg "
Va. Frederict e.. G~udehrpdc. New
YORK, Lester y Iamil TourauuNic
Kan VIM = liogprth. Bruokl,u. y
y. Charles " Mattsuu. brooklyn. N.
v Frank otunuell. Fort Edward y
E. A. -. ~
don Book, Barnhdl lU. Los g. kary-
,rr,u' N'"V'u
III ~ "' ''""N'
rIir'., -,
Gh'n.., &C., 800 1870
.n.Ia Wtit. "'"t,'''
p-tttsbur.h 70, ~,
min. td,, 49,, ~" - ~.
b,us,,.n s,r,, u.'L "a 'ri
pgrroYs,t.I EIi, & r
,I.er,b u,,,tr.r "
i,,I Willin.t,,,r ~, TLn,.
Vi,.b.u GI.r5,I, r., r,.
st.,snn p,n,tEn
hn,,r un,ir, Ennt.., 'V
G,,,gb,n ur,,LL'n
unfnii,"" Unnsi"t L,Ii. p,t,
inr.. sunn,'tI. IL.
u,,,r,,i pt,',,U.u qr., ~
"
"Ips Amos ~ hll"'rss Ilnl'nd
u'A AVN .hris"L lyihdsi"
nuckS % -. 'hhr''~ W hcnris''.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-22

anu pains 81 ntf
right side, ~ times
she was so had she
could not DO any
work. For two
years she was at
tended by the best
physicians here, and
both agreed thai
she would have 10
be operated on. /
suggested Lydia r.
~pinkham's Vegeta-
bie compound. and
% INHHN 49, -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-22
C,rcu COUNTY OFFICERS

~ i'tso. Tex. 500 - Three
county office aud two others were
indicted hy the grand jury ct gaming,
returns on tho indictments having
been made yesterday The men we're
constable Lon Garner Deputy 'onata
bles SpCrru and e. s. Mcclellan aud
r. J Sanchez. and William LEVIN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-22
~INI1IINZN INCT

\ decided decrease Joe the NUNS
nrt of new cases of spanish iu
fIupugt tuuk place TODAY within
tho last twenty four hours "ud.
iur tt 8 o'clock TODAY. uuly rirht
ueW cases e. thc disease being
reported Coo cts health authori.
ties
90 is believed that tho epidemic
has spent as greatest force in the
cltF peforc the Victory cclcbra.
ton which is said tn hap" been
responsible" Tor the sudden tu
crease 81 cases. the number OF
new D3aDs reported fur twenty
four hours averaged ten
Tudn, two deaths from the disc
ease wen" reported
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-10-05
FROM LOUISIANA STATE
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE

Baton Rouge. Louisiana, October .
Binding permits for many thousands
Of dollars worth of construction work
were disapprovcd today when the Non
Essential building Construction Com
mittcc of the state Council Of De
tense held It's first session and passed
upon rcqpests received from practi-
callv every section Of the state Gov
crnor Pleasant presided over the meet
inc which was held in the State Cou
I'll Of Defense riircs in tho State House
r H. Harris. State Superintendent Of
Education, was chosen as Vire-rhair
man Of the Committee aud john Man
SHALL wa, elected Secretary. Adm
taut General q. G. McCrorv, the fourth
member was present.
Tho question Of g,mting buila;ua
rcrriits i'm AicEaHltja was discussed
At length, the contention Of the appli
cants being that Alexandria vas a can
t1nmort eitv. now overcrowdcI, AMI
that ad1itia1al housing facilities wcra
absolutely .. 'osSaTv as a war mnaeur.
, he Committee, however, reviewed al'
Instructions from TIC piorities Divis-
in Of the Var Industries Board which
rfff.i 70 IF''HI an l.lt exempt m ~
cau+crmar' cities, andthe proposed
! lildiars were classo1 as non essential.
with the exception of the Wctt"rmark
building, which 4 is claimed, is under
construction An investigation Of this
will he made and action taken later
y g. not mlitel" that some ytepe will
he taken hr persons in Al"vnlria 2,
r.,,cai ti,.s requests e. the War Indus
tries Earl asking for an excm.tion.
which. e granted. VIII permit the state
COMMITTEE 20 grant these applications
AT ltuu.-;s 20 build farm houses Tor
agricultural purposes would entail .
cost uut .VreoJiug one tl9uSani j llar,
wcr. read and The applicants wlu Doc
afmmol that permits for gn,h have
boon declared Unnecessary BY the War
Ialus,ro, Bc9rd \ telegram wa, ais
read which allows repairs on anv build.
my not exceeding $500, Lrt prohibits
any new construction unless II il cs-
sential 20 the furtherancr Of xar-work
- BUY MORE BONDS ~
Bonds Luild Airplancs. Buy Li6erty
@N"N-'
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-10-05
GIVE THE BOYS RIFLES.

The American soldier swears by his
s1ii4 N ss-ffiiife ssirt pozs
pons, hand grenades and trench bombs
may be handy at times, but when it
comes right down to real sure-enough
fighting in the open, where the enemy
can be seen, give the dOughboy rifle
every time. The ease with which he
can pot a leaPing Boche at a hundred
yards has amazed the soldiers of the
French and British armies
Give the Yanks time and rifles
enough and they will drive straight
through to Berlin. The boys will do
the shooting, but it is mp to those who
stay ut home to provide the rifles. Yer
million must provide its shart aud it
will do il by subscribing its quota and
more of the fourth Liberty loan. Do
YOU know what Ncrmiion will be doing
if il suhScrihcs only the minimum OF
$3IO,0oO that has been allotted to thos
parish? II will be putting rifles In
the hands of the bows who are offering
their lives in the cause Of their coun-
try. Each rifle used by the American
soldier costs the government so. Every
$50 bond that YOU buy will put two
rifles in the hands of boys at the front
and may be they will he Vcrmilon
boys who are fighting your fight 5000
L.. fr.t,, homo
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-10-05

Since the Inauguration of the cam
paign by the Council ofNationaB De
tense for early and sen<sle chirttmas
.bnying, some uss.<--pHSs Used
as to the meanings -- NC n s.f-ss "a rrnal
working hours Ther1ruisiana State
Council Of Defense has received the
following telegram from Arthur H.
Fleming, Chief of Section, Council Of
National Defense, Washington: Term
normal working hourst as used in
agreement between National Council
and representatives of business inter
csts regarding Christmas buying means
normal hours throughout year, not
hours during previous Christmas sea-
sons. National Chamber of Commerce
has already on own initiative adopted
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-10-05
A Mans Cheerful Recommendation

". II. Frear, g Myrtle Ave, Albany,
Y. writes: 81 thought kidney trou-
e might be the cause of nv run down
,ndition and weakness, so ] took Fo-
" Kidney Pills, and they did the work
rhccrfully recommend them. - They
'licvC lame back, rheumatic pains,
.iff joints, sore muscles-Sold Every
-hprp Adv
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-10-05
Do moi think ton mneh of vour dig.

Do not think too much of your dig
nifty. DO anything to make the boys
think they are having a good time In
short, live with your boys. A little
fun and good nature will go far towards
turning work unto play. When you
get boy SO that he will love his home
and parents and YOU will have a strong
arm to rest on as you go down the
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-10-05
VERMILION STATE BANK.

Located at Dclcambre, La.
Parish of NCrmilion
Report furnished to the Examiner 81
State Banks by the above Bank at the
close of business on Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 18th, 1918.
A. Landry, NJ d., President; |. T
Young, NJ. n, vice presidents; G. p.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-10-05

the ballons, peanuts and pop.

The Vermiion Farmers Cooperative
Association is the name of an organi-
zation just formed, with its main of
fee at Abbeville and with branches
at other parts of the parish. The OBJ
ject of the association is to ship live
stock and do buving of farm commod
tiles. 1t is certainly hoped that this
association viii exist longer than the
others which have started out before.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-10-05
= BUY MORE BONDS -
Stopped Her Baby's Cough.

No remedy is better known than 70.
Icv's Honey and Tar for giving quick
relief from coughs, colds and Group
Mrs. W. NJ Stevens, Vivian w Va,
writes: NV baby had terrible couG
and nothing did him and good. read
about Folcv's Honey and Tar, the first
dose helping and in two days the cough
stopped. - Sold Everywherc-Adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-10-05

Mrs. Eaton, State Agent for the
Diary division of Agriculture, has been
with Mrs. Gordy for the past week and
during this time has given four public
demonstrations on uses of Cottage
Cheese and saving of skinned milk,
which is SO essential at this time The
Demonstrations are most important and
interesting.
The demonstrations were held at Alb
neville, Kaplan, Erath and Gueydan
Those who attended were deeply inter
cstcd and surprised to know SO many
delicious dishes could he made from
cheese, and is usually thrown to the
pigs when children should have it, for
it contains all the food elements which
are necessary for growing children.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-10-05
2 RTY MORE BONDS Va
LIBERTY DAY.

SATURDAY, October 70, is tho four hun.
dred and twcHty-sixth anniversary Of
the discovery of America President
Wilson has proclaimed il Liberty bay
and requests the citizens of every com
munitv in the United Stat2s-citv,
town, and countrvside-to celebrate the
day.
The President, in his proclamation,
says:
Every dav tle great principles for
which we arc fighting take fresh hold
upon our Thought and purposes and
make it clearer what the end must be
and what We must do to achieve IL.
We now know more certainly than
we ever knew before VIII free mon
brought the great Nation and Govern
meat we love into existence, because
il grows clearer and clearer what sa-
preme service it is 20 be America 5
Privilege 10 render 10 the world.
- BUY MORE BONDS sa
-wss-
Put Your Dollars into Khaki! Buy
Liberty Bonds.
- BCY MORE BONDS ~
Bonds Pvt the Dam IN Potsdam.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-10-05
RIrY MORE RONDS -
- ID z It -'IOItI1 IV4NII -
Cut This Out-It is Worth Money

OON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip
enclose with sc to Foley & Co., 2S35
Sheffield Ave, Chicago ILL.,, writing
your name and ddress clearly. You
will receive in return a trial package
containing Folcy's Honey and Tar Com
pound, for coughs, colds and Group,
Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic
Tablcts.-Sold Everywhere
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-10-05

Being billctcd in the barn of a
French farm, Private Claud Fcral is
availiug himself of the company of
young French woman on whose place
the other members e his company aud
he are sta ing This Young French
gill, he writes, vas married n wear ago
and two months alto the nuptials her
husband was killed at the front Fcrav
is rapidly picking up French under the
tutciagc of tic Young women.
at is getting real cold over here"
he wrote on August Is II guess in
Texas the people are still wearing sport
shirts Over here we have to keep our
hlcuscS ON to feel in the least comfort
able. - Private Fcrav is attached to
headquarters company 144th infantry,
A. +. f. He is the son of Mrs. G. +.
Fcray, formerly of this place.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-10-05

this constructed in answering inquiries
lease so advise trade associations in
luiring of. yen.
Ghistmas slappsf : ss4'lsst teaf ear His
fnling in mind as the retail merchants
viii not employ extra clerks and adopt
longer hours as the holiday season APP
proaches.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-10-05

Tho AL G. Barnes played here on
Thursday night. The circus tent was
filed to over capacity, and practically
everybody was there. Several hundred
people stood ana sat on the ground.
i-'-'---.his place, falls for circus is
- TheY put ttheis. money into
ono end to the other. including
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-10-05

Ncrmilion sugar factories have been
notified 10y the railroads that they will
be given % per cent fewer ears for
handling this wears crop than last
year. \ prolonged season is expected
and much Withdrawing La. Planter.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-10-18
INFLUENZA DoNT's

Don't sweep offices and stores dur
ing business hours; II you 90, use
wet sawdust to take up the dust.
Don't spit on pavements, elevators
cars or floors in pubic places.
ucr coughl or sneeze in the open
use Il handkerchief as preventive
Jont tace anyone directly IN con
yersation; stand little to the SIDE
Don't get too close to telephone
mouinpiece, especially in boothes.
Don't drink from the public drink
ing cup; use individual cups.
Don't drink from Clipped or crack
ed cups in restaurants or luncf
rooms.
Don't wipe your hands and face OF
a towel someone else has used.
Don't expose yourself to drafts, bu
have lots of fresh air.
Don't wait till you are confined t
bed to call a physician.
Don't overdress; just keep com
Portable.
Don't overeat; just enough to keel
your stomach in comfortable condi
ton.