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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-02-06


Am by the work 81 fate. fear
Destined to get, the mitteni
-Minna Irving.
To Our Girls
Our country gives the sons that she
has treasured
10 suHer-andSt 70 dle, pernaps-1or
- ".
20 e;fts Ia ns ss 49,
And to their highsst. hold YOUR
champions true.
To keep our country free, our chill
dren fearless,
Our women cleans they face the hell
OF war.
Aaan Co... 60. VII. ..a Ms.nJf'ss pure W
Giye-thena n womanhood. worth, dv-
ina for,
Amelia Josephine Burr.
Rules for Knitting Garments for. the
c.rs;.
The following IS sent us direct
from REQ Cross headquarters:
CONFUSION has arisen IN many
parts or the United States IN regard
to orders that have gone ont from
the war department IN regard TO the
regulation uniform for officers and
men In the army many OF whom
have not been careful about the de-
tails OF their dress even when OF.
duty and this confusion has resulted
IN TTYu9ng@c and aver. IN cfufoysan Ts%c IN
the press that knitted articles given
by the Red Cross and by private indl
yiduals would not be allowed as part
OF a soldiers equipment under this
order.
Requests for information on this
subject have come TO southern divis-
ion headquarters as many Red Cross
chapters have spent large sums of
money for wool and much time has
been given 70 knitting. Accordingly,
i Il. Bennett Phelps, director of the bu-
Il eau Of military relief, wishes to
make public certain sections OF B
memorandum sent out from the head
quarters Of the 30th division, u, s.
a.. at Camp SEWER which i'm based on
information sent out by the adjutant
general by order of the secretary of
war.
+ "(c.) Knitted wooden helmets. muf-
fiers and wristlets OF olive drab color
may be worn when, I'm the opinion of
the immediate commanding officer
lconcerned, climatic conditions and
| lack of sufficient other warm cloth.
! ing make it necessary. But when the
knit helmetfi s authorized, to he worn,
the Uniform hat viii IN every case be
aWoolen helmets and nuffers of
other colors than olive drab are abb
solutely prohibited,
met, muffier and wristletss IS particu-
Ilarly applicable, when necessary and
advisable, in the case of the guard,
drivers OF wagons. trucks; automo-
drills, working parties and commands
| on practice and other marches.
At formal ceremonies none of
these articles Of clothing viii be
a(d.) Sweaters will not be worn ~
outer garments There is no objecti0n
to sweaters, especially those of olive
drab material. being worn under the
shirt or blouse
quarters that Red Cross chapters
having ON hand o supply Of grey wool
should make it into sweaters and
socks and save the olive drab wood
which is very hard TO get for knitting
helmets, muffiers and WHISTLES.
Mrs. William Charles went TO
Tampa yesterday afternon fora short
visit TO her mother.
$50
Mr.. and Mrs. Bond and Mr.. and
Mrs. White who have been at the
left on Saturday for Tavares.
|
| Mr. and Mrs. Cummings of New
York, who have been ut the Arms
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-02-06
..very Good Eddie. Next Monday

One of the seasons best attractions,
very Good Eddie" charming must
cal comedy, will. be seen at the Tenn
pie theater next Monday. An unusu-
ally attractive and animated bevy of
girls make up the chorus and have
been named the "Swagger Fashion
Girls" because of their ability to
wear smart. up-to-date clothes with
certain chic individual style not
duplicated in any other musical COM
edy Of the season. This delightful
musical comedy has a real plot, be-
sides an interesting story and charm
ing music.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-04-20

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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-04-20
A. O. LANDRY
M ORDINANCE
ABBEVILLE, LA.


An ordinance defining "houscs of pros
titutiOn or i'll fame and assignatioi
places aud houses, prohibiting and
supprcSslng the same, declaring them
to be nuisance to the public, mi
mical to public health and morals
and prohibiting any person, ass0eia
ton OF persons, firm or corporation
from renting u leasing any house
apartment or room or other place t.
be used for the purpose of prostitu
ton or a5Signation or lewd or other
indecent acts or otherwise knowingly
authorize or permit The occupancy Of
any house, apartment or place for
such unlawful purpose; and declaring
the operation of all surl indecent
acts and practices within the limits
e The Parish Of Vprmilion, Louisiana,
f. be unlawful and providing a per
atty Cor the violation of this ORDI
VANCE.
WHEREAS, houses. Of prostitution,
designation houses, hawdy houses and
and tewd and indecent psacticeS- kept
for the convenience Of persons desiring
unlawful sexual Intercourse are a gross
.-il iatnlprable public Nuisance inimicai
to the public health and morals, cs3ec
;allv to the Younger generation. aud
WHEREAS. the policy of the par
is1cs generally in Louisiana is 70 ~
root and lcs'rov such vicious practices;
and further that the National Govern
mcnt Of the l'nitad States has found i
20 be imperative TO eliminate such vice
conditions from the viciEity of the
.rairing cam1s &C the country, and
Whereas, if such procedure against
his vice is essential for health and
moral welfare Of the soldiers composing
the army being raised il is equally good
for the protection Of the public gener-
civ.
Section /. BE IT ORDAINED by
she Police Jury of the Parish Of Yer
million, Louisiana, that a iFHouse Of
PROSTITUTION Is defined TO by svnonv
nous with the terms assignation
house,, "bawdv house, place of III
repute" and "honse. Of ill., lame, and
that all such places, houses, apartments
and rooms used for sfch unlawful pur
noses. are defined to he place, room or
arortnont or house kept for the con
vebiencs and shelter Of persons desir
inc unlawful sexual intercourse. and in
,~bjc5 such intercourse is practiced
See. , Be i further ordained, etc,
That al hodses, rooms, apartments or
other risceS Of anv kind OF character
wtatever in the limits of the Parish of
Louisiana, used for the PR
rosa = PROSTITUTION or designation Of
o,bcr lewd or Indecent act, whether
.;-natel in = district heretofore estab
iisG@i or permitted OF elsewhere. be
and the same are Aerebv ordered closed,
and suppressed for such ptr-
,DarIi5ent. room or place for the pur-
rose Of prostitution or designation or
dttbey lewd or indecent act is prohibited
Sec. 3. Be it further ordained, That
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AN ORDINANCES.

WHEREAS, the condition of thd
parish treasury, as evidenced by ia,
report on tife trrasrrcr .fnd OF -tiie-ssat
rotary, makes it necessary for the
Police Jury to realize on the parish 3
prospective revenues for the year 1918,
which are not now available, therefore
BE IT RESOLVED By the Police
Jury of the Parish of Vermilion, Lou
isiana, in regular monthly session as
sembled, that the president of the
Police Jury be and he is hereby au-
thOrized and directed to negotiate a
loan Of such amount as he should deem
necessary, in a sum not exceeding Ten
Thousand ($I0,00000) Dollars, to pas
and settle approved claims and obliga
tons of the Parish of Vermilion, and
BE it further resolved, etc, That the
president of the Police Jury is hereby
and directed to execute for
aud in the name and on behalf of the
Parish of Vermilion, Louisiana, a note
or notes, or other evidence of indebt-
edness for the amount he shall deem
requisite, not to exceed Ten Thousand
$40, 100000 Dollars, dated March 9th,
1918, and payable April 18th, 1918, and
bearing five (5@o) per cent per annum
from maturity I'LL pau, anu 10 secure
the full and final payment of the in.
debtedneSs So created the Police Jury
hereby pledges and dedicates Fo
Mills of the taxes of 1913 and all taxes
Of the wear 1917, and the treasurer of
the Parish Of Vermilion is hereby spc.
rially instructed to set aside and hold
intact until final retirement of the said
obligation the taxes of the years 1918
lad 1917 aforesaid as the same are paid
in to the Treasury II the Parish Of
Vermilion, Louisiana.
T. =. FLEMING,
ROM. p. LEBLANC, resident.
Secretary, act
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BIDS WANTED

Abbevillc, La,
April 9th, 1918.
Sealed Bids will be received by the
town of Ahhcyilic, until i p. m. April
-, 1918, for Grading, travelling, Curb
my and Guttctring approximately one
aud three tenth (.%} miles of streets
acquiring approximately $500 Cubic
Yards OF Gravel and go Cubic Yards
# Concrete in the form of Curbs and
Cutters. Plans and Specifications may
DE had by applying mt the Secretary 5
,iicc or Footc x Laportc Engrs Office.
The Town of. Abhcviile reserves the
TO reject any or all Bids,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-04-20

ION Bayou, Mr.. Richardson and ! went
on the Main part of the roads. Gndiuu
sam" m need Of work, u-t hatinu any
oh contract TO work same, we decided
20 get man and let the water off
llc roads, and fiji the holes ON the
main road. There are also u few brid-
yes that can br taken ont, two twenty
'rrrt buIIp> on the Nau>lvkc road
On the west side of Ncrmiijou Havou.
Mr.. Fleming was unable tp come with
me. | went through every road Of the
ih.rt Ward, dudiugNsamc ina great need
OF grading, aud some places dIainapr,
same Will hc attended to us soon m ~.
Iavc man 70 work The roads. The
jifrrrnt long bridges on Cculcc Kinney
when the dfcdgc boat passes, several
hundred feet can ice reduced ON each
nd of the bridges when rebuilt
would suggest that some ARRANGEMENT
be made with the boat. So that Some
lrt would Ice put ON each end of these.
nldgc' SO ~ 10 reduce their length.
Gong through the Fourth Ward with
Hr. Joseph Frederick, we passed over
. bridge iii feet long, after invc,ti-
cation found that small bridge Of
~ feet would Justify the water pass
ny. Saw many bridges that could be-
-cmovcd entirely, also investigated the
long bridge on the road 10 LAFAYETTE.
found same in bad Stapc, aud decided
that 50 feet could be reduced from
It's length
While going in the Fifth Ward, MIR.
Hroussard was busy, $50 ! went alone.
and found hri lgcs that were not nee
TSSarv in different places, and the long
bridge at lclcux, could be shortened
30 fecct, by building good dirt foun
,ation, same may cost little, but
am sure It would save the Parish
money in the long run
was called in the SIXTH Ward, some.
'h-culty about new ruoad. about
iriuagc. Went over and adjusted th"
matter, also GHd bridges that can be
aiken out Icy making more drainage,
if'rrcut bridges can be- reduced in
length
aIr. Pierce aud myself, after mvcsti.
eating the seventh Ward Roads, found
many bridges tlat could be taken ont ,
lc-ided 10 % with each road committee
ana show them where bridges could lc
aiken out, and some of them to be-
lowered down.
have net been in the Eigth Ward,
IS | was waiting for the arrival OF
Mr.. Wright, and would like For him to
20 over with me on the different roads
Mr.. McaHX and |, went over th"
principal roads of the Ninth Ward, and
torni bridges that could hc taken out
and some shortened. Wont on the
line Of the sixth and Ninth Wards, AMI
lccidcl that the l05 feet bridge on the
End of the Irrigation Company's canal
.ould he taken out entirely.
NoH have noticed that in going over
'hcSc different places that have found
where many feet of lumber can be
,aycd My aim now is TO 90 over f.
each road ovcrSccr, and 20 over ms
part of road and decide where thrs'
different changes can he made. The
lumber from these bridges, should be
,ut away and sold for fairly good
ar;ce, as there viii Hc good lumhcr.
have sent for the large grades that
were in the Fifth Ward, and have
same at shop for repairs, also sent
li'or two whccn graders in the Ninth
Ward, and will have same repaired as
the Parish seems to be short of Grad
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-04-20
W.S.S.

The State Of Njssi~~isippi is q leader
,u hclpiay carry out the tuci t"nS"rra-
tiou Campaign The legislature h&~
lust passed an act authorizing munici-
paIi,t, ito establish. maintain and op-
crate municipal coaI and wood yards
during the present war and for CO.
wear thereafter - The municipalities arc
authorized 10 borrow money necessary
To cstahlisI the Yards.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-04-20
SPFNfAI. NOTICE

Abbeville, La, March 81, 1918.
The name Of The Peoples Sugar
Company has been changed by amend.
ment Of the Charter Of the CORPORA.
ton to the name ROSE HILL CoM-
pANY, Incorporated. All business
should re conducted with US from this
date on under the new name.
ROSE HILL CoMPANL, Inc,
Per TH0S. D. DYER,
sat Resident Manager,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-04-20
LOST NOTEG

One note for $50 90, dated March o,
1918. due Nov. IS, lois, bearing inter
est from date, and one note for $500,
date March .. 1915, due Nov. Is, 1919,
bearing interest from maturity, being
executed by Alphonse o. G,ndry, and
identified with and secured by mn act
Of ebattle mortgage, executed before
s. Rex Leblanc, deputy clerk and no.
tarv public, and made payable to feii1
J. Demary. The public 10 warned ROT
to negotiate same,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-04-20


ion, 18th, judicial District Court
No. 1918.
Succession Of Adrien Dubois.
Application for letters Of administra-
ton 80!
Whereas, Jean p. Dubois has fled
this dav in this Honorable Court his
petition in the above numbcrc and en-
titled estate, PRAYING amongst other
things 10 he appointed Administrator
Of the above numbered and entitled
Succession:
Therefore, notice is hereby given 10
any and all parties interested, to show
cause, if any they have, within the
LEGAL DELAYS. WHY TIE said Jean p.
Dubois should not be appointed al
ministrator aforesaid, and letters rs
such issued TO him upon his comply
ing with all the prerequisites Of law
in such eases
Clerk Office, Abbeville, La, April
2nd, 1918.
Seal S. REX leblanc,
.. DEPUTY Clerk Of Court.
JOHN NrGfER, Atty.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-04-20
ps.. For Children

Experience proves that t,gley tvs n%n
ev ard Tar is the best family medicine I,,' t,
for children for coughs, colds, !, fFof I
eablorb ~ 5-s ooakd&le Ave. Ashland.
pa W. write So HWhen my little girl gets
a cold I give her q dose Ct it and II II
alwavs relieves her came. An
it too highly. Sold Everywhere A'''
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-04-20
Why Not be Good to Yourself?

II you awaken weary and unrefresh
ed in the morning, or tire early in the
dav. are bilious and "bule," with
coated tongue and bad breath-if you
are suffering from indigestion or con-
stipation-you will find Foley Cathart-
ic Tablets quick to relieve and com
Portable in action. They are whole
some aud health giving. Sold Every
where. Adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-04-20
NOTICE.
April 9th, 1918.

April DID, IHIo.
TO Whom 1t MAY Concern:
Nv wife, Geucvicve Lctct, has left
.av home. her domicilc, and I will 10
longer be responsible for any debts con-
.ractcd by her.
ut ALBERT GEOFFROY.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-04-20
Whooping Cough.

Give Chamberlain s Cough Remedy
to keep the cough loose aud cXpcrtora-
tion easy. It is excellent. Ohtamabie
ADV.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-04-20

Angnstin Morton Sheriff -. si 80 ~. ,
On q motion made and dulv sec y!i !. !.
tho Police .ynrv al iourned until H'
next 'es''i"i ROM. P. Leblanc,
Secretary.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-04-20
LESSON FOR APRIL II
JESUS TRANSFORMED, OR A
PORCELAIN OF THE KINGDOM
OF GOD.
LESSON TEXT-Nark 9:2-2a.

' LESSON TEXT-Mark 9:2-29.
GOLDEN TEXT-Ths Is my beloved
Son: hear We Him.-Mark 81
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL FOR
TEACHEES-M 17:l-2o; Luke BPS
80: II Peter 11-2l.
PRIMARY TOPIC-With Jesus on the
mountain.
INTERMEDIATE TOPIC-Meeting DIFF
hcultics with prayer.
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL-James 5;l5-
SENIOR AND ADULT ToPIC-vision
and service.
The hopes Of the disciples were
crushed when Christ announced ms
death on the cross. They were unable
to see how victory could issue from
death. Jesus took with him Peter.
James and John, and went into the
mountain apart by themselves. Ac-
COrding to Luke. they went there I"
pray Huke g:2S), While, doubtless.
ne tongcd for fellowship and sympathy
as the shadows of the cross were fall
ing upon him, his chief desire was To
get the disciples apart and into a stat"
Of rcccptivity, so that he might show
them the methods of the kingdom. BE
fore going into the mountain, he de
ciarcd that there were some standing
In his presence who would not taste OF
death till they had seen the kingdom
of God come with power ". y. That
their dropping spirits might be revived
md their confidence restored, he was
TRANSPORTED before them. The diSci-
pies sorely needed such a vision. If
the faith Of the disciples was to be
kept through the dark hour of the
cross which was looming large before
them the light of the eternal must
beam forth. The disciple now, rs
then, needs n glimpse of the glory be
yOnd the cross in order TO face the is
sues of the hour.
]. Jesus Christ Gorified on the
Mountain wv. ., 81. He took his dis
CipteS "by themselves" and was trans
figured before them" This shows the
purpose terminated upon the disciples
and not upon himself. ChriSt's rebukc
Of Peter for his unwiITingnesS to hear
concerning his death apparently for
time estranged the disciples from him.
To heal this breech, an unusual trans
action was required. His Shining raj
ment" was typical of that glory which
shall be manifest when he comes back
TO the earth.
u. Peter, James and John Repre-
sent Israel in the Flesh in Connection
With the Kingdom ". p. Christ is
peculiarly the King Of Israel. Accord
ing TO Ezekiel 81 :21-27, they are to be
the central people in the kingdom
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-04-20
Respectfully submitted,

Parish Road Supervisor.
On motion made by Moore, duly
Jseeonded by Pierce the Secretary Is
hereby directed to realize on the reven-
de note of Ademar .Lege without dis
On a motion made by Meaux, duly
Seconded by Pierce, the following bills
were ordered paid as approved by the
Finance Committee.
ROAD AND Bridges
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-04-20

The State council OF defense IN
Maine has set aside '$250,o0o to be
loaned to farmers.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-04-20

among .ZE Ntions, united as one In
that kin in their own country.
III. MoS and Elias Appeared in
Glory With Jesus wv. 4-13). These men
In the gloriified state are typical of the
state of the saints I'm glory. Moses,
who was once denied an entrance to
Palestine, appears now in glory, repre-
senting the redeemed of the lord who
shall pass through death into the king
dom. The thousands of the Lord who
have fallen asleep, at Christ's coming
shall he awakened and pass into the
kingdom through translation. Many
shall be living upon the earth when
the Lord shall come, and they, with
out dying, shall be changed and pass
into the Kingdom Il Cor. Is :50-53;
] ThesS. 4 HIS.
1. Peters foolish proposal wv. <, 60.
Moses and Elias, who had been
long time in glory, would be iii nj
home In n tabernacle on the mountain
side. II would have been to Peters
credit to have been silent, since he
knew not what TO say.
2. The Divine voice out of the cloud
wv. Z, 81.
He is declared to be the beloved Son
in whom God is well pleased. When
one desires to know what pleases God
look at his perfect Son, Jesus Christ.
3. Jesus charge wv. 9-13).
He instructed them that they should
tell no man concerning the things
which they had seen until he had risen
from the dead.
W. The Mighty Power Of the Divine
Servant wv. 1920. When they de-
scended from the mountain, they saw
great multitude in a state of per-
plexity. The immediate cause of their
perplexity was the CrieyOus state Of n
young man who was possessed with n
demon ". 49,. The father of the
the young man had appealed to the
disciples To cast the demon ont, but
they were unable. When they brought
him to Jesus. the foul spirit was re-
buked ". 25). and came forth. This
young mans state is representative of
the nations who are oppressed by the
devil. The people were grievousIy op-
pressed.
There are times when the devil
is especially active In the op-
preston OF men. During Christ's so.
iourn on earth he seems 10 have been
very active, and we have reason to be.
iie,e from the Scriptures that just pre-,
cedIng his second coming he viii be
even more active: for he knows that
his time IL short. One Of the ominouS
signs cf the imminent coming Of the
Lord Is the almost universal activity
Of the devil among the nations in this
hour. When he comes he will cast our
the demons, and the nations shall be
brought into the kingdom which he
will establish lisa. II ;iel0.
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$4,000
80 ACRES,

90 ACRES. east of Abbeville,
on Erath road; in
high state of cultivation, and
adapted to any crop. I'M
provements. Easy
terms. Price ----..~S9, 900 90
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1918-04-20
BARGAINS
IN
Real Estate

ANS01 LIS sdkC
70 ARPENTS, 81. miles north of
glcambrc; we'll improved. GOOD
sal; suitable for any rrop. a
bargain for .-............ 50, 10000
10 ARPENTS, Near Nuucl, Spring
Htit on Public Road, Irrigation canal,
and = mile from Railroad Wcn i'm
proved Good for Cane, Corn, Rice er
Cotton. Per arpcnt ..........-........ $500
10 to 6iO Acre Farms, improved and
unimprovct, near Kaplan, La,
for Rice. Cotton or Corn. For
sale on terms. Per acre -..... $4,000
Good Five Room we'll finished res
idcncc and other Improvements,
ON extra large lot in AbbeyiHe.
Desirable ncighhorbuod one
block from Court House. Small
cash payment, balance on long
time payments. Cheap at 81. 10000
100 ACRES, l'4 miles west of
IrFFE, on mann
highway irrigation canal,
drainage canal, Fertile soil
and ia high state Of
cultivation with improve
m'"'S "'if' $",oo''p SUIT
able for Rice, Cane, Cotton
ana '"rh. N''d ON easy terms.
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