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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-05-17

T l. Brousard. 9Th Ward Jos f. Brous'
sard, 9th Ward; Chapman Pierce, I'm
ward; Prier b. Wright. Sth ward De-
sire Mcaux, 9th Ward. and Rom. T. Le-
blanc, Abbeville. The following school
Board members
Ulvsse l.. Bernard, LIST Ward; Moieus
Dubois. End Ward; J. r. Holmes, "rd
Ward; Owe Comeaux, Ith Ward: Homer
Lecuir, eth Ward; Leo l.. BONN, sth
Ward; and Ulysse Vincent, 9th Ward
Committee of Publicity.
DR.. c. j. Edwards, Chairman; j. W.
O BRYAN, 3rd Ward; NJ. l. Ramsey, Sth
Ward; Honore Leblanc, LIST Ward; Ans
tide Broussard, 2nd Ward; Augustin "a
card, 4th ward; Eliasin Halan, 9th
Ward; Nelson Harrington, 9th Ward;
Ernest Fletcher, 9TH Ward; DR.. l.. sap
/ orito, Kaplau and Babilas Leblanc, 9th
| Ward.
Committee On Subscriptions.
/ J. T.. Netties, AbDevllle, Chairman
J. G. Neelis and E. Z. BrOussard, Guey
! dan; q. ii. Deshotels and Emile Meyers
Kaplan; Or. j. A. Vilhen, and Cypriei
Trahan, Maurice and Milton; +. NJ. bar
riIgton and w. j. Broussard, Erathj DR.
A. Landry and Randolph Abshire' Del
cambre; r. Z. Putnam. }. b. Netties
r. j. Montague and Louis Vallee, Aooe
Vile.
Committee on Arrangements
Jonas Well, Chairman; W. ;. Haye'
III. II. Williams, Samson Chauvln, W. :
Nilsson, Harry burke, X, W. Bernard
lie. F. Grimmer, Columbus Trahan, biis
Blanchet and Avery Richard, AoOevlue
]. Z. Kibbe and c. 2. Gregg. Deslr
Blanchet, Ist Ward; Emmett Henry
Avery Thibodesux, Leonee Broussar'
2nd Ward; Sidney Andrus, BelLslT
Broussard, 4tl Ward; Alex BONN. D.
Ledeux, Onezie Vincent. 9Th Ward; v
H. Sledge. O. G. Guidry. Russell Green
9th Ward; Arvilien Choate, }, ". Me
tepev. VIM. Gooeh, 7th Ward; j. d. boi
!. in. Ted Riley, Caesar Broussard, Fran
!. Fisher, Jerry Leach, sth ward Ut,
|. 7. Abshire. a. II. Romano, Issdors II
,. bert, 9th Ward.
Committee Of Decorations
A Laeasse, Chairman. Abbeviltei 80
. don HAYES, Rev, B, Q. Wood. -
White. assisted by committee o. ladi
n to be named later.
:, The members of these various col
% mites are requested to get into comm
\ nieation with their respective ehalrm
as soon as possible, in order to iamlili
~ ize themselves with the scope OF I
q programme and their particular duti
y 80 that work may proceed at oasa
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-05-17
OFFICIAL MINUTES OF THE
VERMIIION EOLILE JURY
Police jury Room, \eIa..nu 'arI-l
LOUISIANA.

Police jury Room, \.luluuu PARISH,
Louisiana.
AouryiIln, La, MAY 1tn, 1912
The Ponce Ju.. cd ,r.mul,u Ial-u,
Louisiana, met tai, ia. I'D regular ~rs
sion.
in the absence oI both, the President
and \I,,, u Wa- moved au. seconded
thai Mr.. Nugut Do, called I.Hu 90 pre-
side, there hel4L up uHir,uou, tine ec-
sion was opened with acting PRESIDENT
Iucr h. Wright ia the char.
Isl Ward, J"s J.. Moore, -ud Ward,
Howard Moss, 'la Nar4 n. W. Rich
ardsou, 9TH Ward, /. d. Brou-saTd, 9Th
Ward, hoaIrc McauN.
Absent: ord Ward, /. +. Fleming,
itn Ward, Jos. /. ircderck, 9th Ward
Jos. r.. BrOuo,arG, TN Ward, 'haI mdu
PIERCE.
y quorum beng present the minutes
were read III Iun and upon a motion
made BY Mr.. Moore, dul. seconded by
MI. Moss was adopted.
Al II:oV a. m. wee PRESIDENT Jos
l.. DrOuSsard answered the roll call and
assumed the char,
Mr., y. H. Dcoh0teis appeared for the
purpose Oh making has report as per
Resolution adopted at the food Road
Conference Of ApuI 18Th, 1919.
Lac report IS puuuNAcd elsewhere IN
tins issue. and tends t. show the people
the actuaI ngures OF the proposed good
ROAD bond Issue.)
Upon notion made by Mr.. Wright,
dult seconded by Mr.. Moore, the Ponce
Jury hereby extends to the Committee
composed OF Mcs~rs. /. NJ. harrington,
y. II. Deshoteia and ". +. Edwards,
also MIR. IL. l. Tanner a vote OF thanks
far 10 time and I9Itnr ,riypu in tb. t,rp-
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-05-17
CAL MEL SALIVATES
AND MAX YCg SICK
acts like dynamite o. ACggisn
liver and you lose q
days work ...

-Snts Buys tatbe uob
tle OF Gv~-n.'s Liver Ione-a perteet'
substitute for calomel.
II is a pleasant, vegetable liquid
which viii start your liver just as sure
~ as caIomel, but it dOesn make you
SICK and can not sslivate.
children and grown folks can take
Douson s Liver Tone. because 1t IS per-
Iectly harmless,
Laiumel is a dangerous drug. 1t Is
neIcury and attacks your bones. rake
"A dose OF nasty calomel tcdsy and you
,,IIl teeI weak, SICK and nauseated to-
morrow. Don I lost a days work. Take
spoonful OF Dodson s Liver Tone IN
stead and you will wake up feeling
great. NO more biliousness, constlpa'
Ilon, sluggishness. headache, coated ton
yue or sour stomach. Your druggist
saws if you don't ind Dodson s Liver
Tone acts better than horrible caIomeI
your money is waiting for you. Adv
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-05-17
MAURICE SCHOOL NOTES.

Cyn BoudIeauN was absent from
schoo, Mouua. auo iue~lay ou account
OF hyiI WORK.
The school dance given Friday might
was well attended. Iuc sum OF $1,000
was Icauled.
lccu bIous~ard Was absent from
school Monday and Tuesday ou account
o. -.ckuc>s.
Inc "Uirls' Sewing Club" deserve,
,y.~IaI praise Tor the nclp rendered t"t
,A, dance lie success Oh the dance IS
cue to them.
All the grades are preparing Tor tlc
closing exercises which viii take place
"Wednesday, May -nth. 1919.
All the cIuU mcmocrs report having
tine garuens, and all the sewing Toy slUa
mas Uren finished.
The Clue members OF the Maurice
School met Monday night at eight
o clock at the school AUuse.
The basket BAH club met for the pur
/ pose OF elccung Otncers Tor next session
IUr neat session.
y short and interesting talk in a bus
mess ike way was MADE by Captain
. nUuOrt CUmCduA To Inc DutS on luCIi
mterst shown IN their urst season OF
basket ball, and assured them that A'
would Try TO DO better Tor them mex
session.
TIe Club members met for discussing
plans Tor carrying on regular meeting
through the summer vacation.
AUuO many OF the members 1--we seN
. eral miles III the country all were pres
ent. The uumDe present was thirty sIG
The guests were MI. Z. u. IraBaH an
MI. j. II. broussard, trustees and Mrs.
1 I -. lrdhau.
i After short program MI. Traha
. addressed the memUerS. He compl
mented them on their line organization
MIR. Irahau takes great interest III a
. school work.
4 After t4e meeting cream and cab
b. were served to all present.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-05-17
Young Man, Young Lady, Wn4 You
Give orders or Take Them? Poverty
Is no Barrier. You Can Succeed
and Your Country Needs You Pro-
Perly framed,

The one thing absolutely necessary 10
success is the rugged determination
tl,ta makes one grIt his teeth, chnch
his fist and say. 4 can because WILL
+, our place IN the world depends not
upon circumstances, but upon 1OC'
whether or not you Will attain AlGA
posltion in the work OF your cAOlsei
whether you will give orders or take
them; whether your pay Will be wa.
pes % or " salary '-au this depends up
ON your determination. FIRST, last ana
all the time, he wins who turns a res
mute face to the grim old world and
answers its challenge with an unnIheh-
ing. II can success and l VIII.
The supply OF average - workmen
- usually greater taan the demand.
That is why the unskilled live 50 often
IN dread OF idleness, with ITS spectOrs
of humiliation and dIscOuragemeht. Inc
market tor unframed help grows mar
rover with every invention OF a LABOR
saving machine, and with every - exam
nation safeguard adopted Dy states
or EMPLOYERS. The demand OIL TO-DAY -
Tor business trained men and women 70
,uauage the business affairs Of large com
n,e,,.,aI houses. What On You DOT
r.yerv Office Of business demands the
Keeping Of books. the filing Of contracts
ana otler legal documents, the use Oh
shorthand aud the Typewriter, or the
operating OF a telegraph key. Young
man, Young woman, can you do these
things that are SO much II demand IN
these trying times OF Reconstruction,
SAY to yourself, Il will preparei VIII
succeed, write for our catalogue touayj
, asking Tor our credit Plau II necessary
State confideutlolly your hnancIa! eondi
J ton, and the course you are intGreste4
} IN. Make the start. DO IT NOW DIi4'
! and BOYS tbs il your opportunity, yo'
d are needed 10 render honorable ahS
, encIent service, Tyler Commercial CH'
! legc, Tyler, Texas, America : OPt-he5
q training LAiversIty will prepare you l
n mas helped more tIan twenty THOUSAND
n TOYS, suls, men aHd women
o Fiji aud mail Tor large free cats
0 Iogue.
u Name
ss
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-05-17

whe.ue fmen :. devote more than ii
tiay 1921 for the thering money, weT
Whereas it is the dust efficient in Or
to call elections and APPOINT ~~.:.si. -ion-
ers for any and oil purposes of what
aver nature in the Village OF Erata:
{, therefore, [ do proclaim, and hereby
igye notice that there Will be Special
Election. !eld nthe Village or Erhth,
Louisiana, on
JUNE oath, 1919
between The legal hours prescribed by
law for such elections, for the purpose
of electiDg one Mayor, one Marshall
and four Aldermen for the Village OF
Erath, Louisiana to fill and complete
the term expiring May LIST, 1871 the
following named persons shall be COM
missioners for said elections
P. A. Kibbe, Mehault Segula, relies
phor Nunez and Duprelon Boudreaus
ANY one desiring TO be candidate FOL
offices must notify the Clerk OF hfath
Louisiana, not later than ten days be
fore said election.
In witness whereof, | have her'unt'
set my Official signature. this JG'R 0sS
of May. 1919. >,c
Mayor of Erath, Louisiana
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-05-17
SENTENCES ARE IMPOSED BY
DISTRICT COURT JUDGE BAILEY


Th, iuiIo"''- '.r SOM. obi .'.
t,u.y~ lmr"~,' "i'" ..'7S -''''' -.',''
'' '."'-'- "-"."7' ...f, If
The FOLLOWING received a. "D. ,''h "a
$1,000 and all costs or -' '',
LOPEZ, assault """ 'a''''.' N','' ...'.
ramnlr, '.'' "'' '''N .'' go go,
Edmond Nh.'', assault anu
\ltyr So"u'rF u''@i"s-',. ..l l...-.r,.
La0.'' i '''".'"' ,n ',..
5000 and. costs anu 90 u"I Som, AMI
OIEere Vincent, si""''I' F-'..o '''''
costs or ID da!s. ,t....,..
N"'"'"'"s '..i
5000 or 80 days. ,.... ON
Joe smith, assault ana D"''cI'' F-''''
anu eo''S or 90 va" I'.E.r.,;,., .,,t spp.
llysSe heo'r'' "ISS."' e,"e ''-'' e'''
$1,000 aud costs OF ID d.! ,.....-..
Albert N"S'!'' "9 30. IA. ''"" 0'''N'''
f-V.oO ana Io''S ~ ~ u' soo no srj
CIarlsae / tlheauA' 9'o'Uoi' F-'''' '''1
costs or 81 u0!'' D,...i. u,ro ,rd
Oeles'e La""'E' -,
Emerlte Doie' iUi'"ine u'I'' -" ~
each SlVUy ana 'os,S anu nn ~. ~ Io. ,,
ChIel E0"a'uS' f-0''' '---
~ Gays ,,,,. :-. - war. IL,
} Se\cAhe MLIC'' I"y'''i ~
, pemtenlary az "ar' 'aooI' .,..,.
, fauI Ooh'Vu'ln' 9'Na.'iis t'o1' - Ia
} son, years III leN''eN'4"iP %
} labor. .,s.u. ,..;.a -
} Alc4de Ua''ou' WHlu's S,} =. ~
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-05-17
MINUTES OF Mast ,iqHI ING
-fKlDAY Ve 5ytn, 1918.

-9g '''
Abbcvilie, L t19th, 1919.
\ well aIIcuucd 1 l., ug was ,
ucld at the court MOI Ia, evening
MAY ytn, to consider Mg july 4tn
tnc occasion Ot greiillc reception
To the boys OF emf Parlsn who
served ID TIE %'h Oily UJu4g the
nvruI N...
.H. uecin- "' 10 order by
~u. d. q. N....us,'A. j. t.,sa...
va. ..4L,I te..rO4al. rman anu le-
qucSted 10 state the .Sse of the as
ovmUly. mat gehl--briefiy out
uned the proposal, the us Oh which
are to be leIt to appfP committees
emphasizing the Taet~nlwas to be
PARISH wac atfaf ~ every cit
Zen Oh every wao oIxpecJed 10
take an active part IKE the cele-
DratIOn the most fe affair ever
ueld III the parish
Every SUluler AM }eulisted from
tIe parlsh Oh NeIE 4 whether VO.. .
unteeI Oh selectman -ecelye a per
SuAaI invitation trOt ADpIe Oh the .
PARISH TO attend pa gwen III
pneIr honor at Abd VI July 4th,
1919, at which tlmth III specIallJ
CHOSEN speakers III rsund English
me BOYS Will De D. BANKED Tor
/ ,neIr DEFENSE OIL the-try.
/ y barbecue ana su Z ngDt reflesl.
mehts are T. De setN" those IN vltei
oArs, ana lDe!I ~ lutre to be urged
/ l. luylt. al o. tn relatives and
amends 10 he prcstu Fse latter to
Ui-hg 'hef -"h feIrei.s and hOid d
UasAer pcnIc Ill and ell re town at
tne same time. s.
The forenoon Will t a up by q
hl4I4taf! parade throE lhe principal
SCreets, with sutticIeni4 class music,
followed by orauons, hen the bar
uecue ana pIcnc. III 4 afternoon,
Tree races, baseball fshasket ball
games, band cOHcertSsSotler amuse
meats VIII take .Iat5 she park and
| there Will .9ro URtIy bes or two dam
| ces held a. night,
/ The conimI,,ees 10 &c out this por-
/ gram VIA De seiecte4 the various
/ GOWNS and the parIs$-5Irge and the
/ expenses Oh the celeDRn will be mel
Uy voluntary subscri Ms. which. il
view ot the rare lmlfsee of the oc
easIon, ought to o'Nlg hough to en-
aUle the commIttees a r,cep
ton III Keeping witaFhS III of tn,
pa1sn M the worth Gea tesblect.
1t is to be a parish sstbleNr. solely
as an expression OF sed of ~ tIni
to those boys vsihvsS q I'D indus. I'm,
and Navy, and 1largelS O, them !
not to be marre1 men stAou, a politj
cal at1aIr by go boost the l.te can
0ldates for g each and 'everTf on,
concessionsh his own Home.
schemes aIay 2Sth, thcrv vii
Mr.. o.v,s meeting vi
Governor Plessapl has
2oth as ar 49,
Louisiana. -
Make il an &C me d
for yourself by the n
in !gite ~ siailR1foTbing brmation
( Williams, Gota by 4 Nous sp4al
ana others nesrt - |s waS $
OF the meeting, VI nv 2.
tLat the chaif.y of Prf' 2erty hoiee.
present to select 49, - -
ILereupon the CHIN slim - Y
). hay es, L. o. WITH EN- 'al
well, j. II. -Wt-.A,---I =. -sud
who at once proceedtt fbr iect comm
/ tees as follows: 81,
NotihcaEn
/. j. Samson, Chaib q.
Publicbut
{. J. Edwards, ChLraS.
Arrangeme$s
Jonas WE'LL, Chairma.
Decoratiot
y. Lacasse, Chairman.
subscriptsas
j. E. Nettles, Chen.
l. 1 4
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-05-17
LEMONS WRITTEN AND
BEAUTIFY THE SKIN
Make this beauty lotion cheaply for
your face, neck, arms and hands.

At the cost of a small jar of ordinary
cold cream one can prepare a full quar-
ter pint of the most wonderful lemon
skin sottener and complexion beautifer,
by squeezing the juice of two fresh
lemons into bottle containing three
ounces Of orchard white. Care should
be taken to strain the juice through
a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in,
tlen this lotion will keep fresh for
months. Every woman knows that lem
on juice is used to bleach and remove
such blemishes as freckies, sallowness
and tan and is the ideal skin softener,
whitener and beautifer.
Just try it! Get three ounces of
orchard white at any drug store and
two lemons from the grocer and make
up a quarter pint of this sweetly fra
grant lemon lotion and massage it
daily into the face, neck, arms and
sands 1t is marvellous to smoother
sengh red hands,--Ady.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-05-17
Spring Fever and Common Sense

Instead OF giving up and saying you
have spring 1ever,' it Is more sensl-
bic to take good, wholesome phySle.
DlIousness, SICK headache, sour stom-
ach, boating, coated tongue,-al are
Danlshed Uy obey Catharuc Tablets
Il. b. hawarI, LDaiIlia, "a, writes;
Foley latnarac I-biets give quick
reIIet." sol. El-ywLcre.-Adv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-05-17
Suggestion for a Camping Trip.

Buy bottle Of Chamberlain 5 Coiic
and DiarrLuea Remedy before leaving
nome. As a rule it cannot be obtained
when on a hunting, nsling or prospect
ins trip. Neither can 1t be obtained
while on board the cars or steamships
and at such times and places It IS most
likely to be needed. The safe way Is
to have it with you, obtaiasb!e Every
wheys.-AdY. 49,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-05-17

u IL NSttleo, Nni--tus
y ladies auxilia,~ s<mmittee, to be
selected later. II noof the MEM
bers OF the vario b ICES will be
found appended. Stepswefe taken at
once to secure the spakers and the
movement was thus LAUGHED with the
promise OF enthusiastic ipport of all.
a number OF ladies Nldenced their
interest by attending tae meeting
thsl, presence greatly neouraged the
plan and their support will insure Its
success.
To carry out the elaborate program
will take considerable tine and labor
but it is confideutly-expeted that every
committeeman will regal it as labor
Of pride aud devotion sad bring theil
full energy to putting itthrough to the
last detail, so that tn ing veterans
may long remember a ribute OF
grateful people. iery g,
j. W. O'BRYAN, wei GOLDEN,
Committee on j TO ations
Felix Samson, Chairnp II. S. He
bert, Z. A. Sigur, d. L. emerson, r
j. Chauvere, Abbeville; rhe mayors o
Gueydan, Kaplan, Erath. and Delcambr
/ tne following memberY If the Polio
Jury: Jos. Z. Moore, 70 Ward; How
ard Moss, End Ward; IL Richardson
3rd Ward; Jos. U. Fr. rec, 4th Ware
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-05-17
MAYOR 5 PROCLAMATION
Calling Special Election for June 18th
1919.

whereas, it has been called to II s.
tent1on by the Governor of the :,
or Louisiana that the eleetlo >
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-05-17

seuting three different countries other
than France and Germany. Inc iedSue
Will appoint "a member vi the COMMISSION
as chairman to act as exc, uuNe OF the
commission The commission Will nave
all powers Of government formerly DC
longing to the German empire. Prussia
and Bavaria. Will administer The railroads
and other public services and nave IulI
power to interpret the treaty clauses. Inc
the commission.
After fifteen years a plebiscite VIII be
hcld by cOmmuncs to ascertain the &c q
sres Of the population as TO continuance
Of the existing regime under the league o.
nations, union with France or union Win
Germany.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-05-17

On motion made b. Mr.. wright,
duly seconded by Mr.. Moss and adopted
the following jury of treeholders was
appointed:
10 trace a public road leading from
the lands running north to the public
road leading TO hapIan or AbbevIIe;
Russell Greene, Chairman, Otto ITahaL,
Adonis heDert, AIeAIsLanglinais, Ozau :
Dartcz, Arvene Marceaux, Geo. NJ.
Greene.
Said Committee TO meet at such place
and date designated by the Chairman
and report when convenient. On a mo-
ton made by Mr.. Richardson, seconded
by MIR. Moss and adopted, the Secretary
is hereby directed to notify the public
and owners OF dogs IN particular, tIat
all those owning dogs must pay the dog
license as FGrN ided Tor by act No. 23J
OF the General Assembly of 1918.
Ga a motion made by Mr.. 7. J. Brous
sard, duly seconded by Mr. Richardson
and adopted, the day fixed for the Pc
lice Jury OF Nermilion Parish to meet
and sit as the board Of Reviewers j,
on THURSDAY, May 22ni, 1919, and tbs
members TO be notified b. the Secretary
On a motion made by AIR. Moore, duly
sCNOuuCu W Nj. -hoS>J dhN duOllGil
the Secretary is hereby authorized tC
issue warrants favor OF a. ThCdll, As
SCISSOR as 1919 office expenses ior Janu
airy, teDruary, March and April, 1919
ana monthly thereafter as provided b,
act No. 27S of the Regular Session OF
1919 (see See. # sand act).
On a motion made b. Mr. Richardson
duly seconded by Mr.. Moss and adopted
the claims of Alfred Bodoin as trans
terred to him b. \. Theall, Assessor
amounting TO $si6.s0 be paid said 30
dom when payable.
On motion made by Mr.. Moss anC
duly Sccodncd by AR. Moore, the fol
lowing petition was adopted:
To the Honorable Police Jury of tn
Parish of Nermilion, State Of Louisiana
We, the Undersigned residents of tn
Second Ward Of Nermilion Parish, Stat
of Louisiana, respectfully submit:
That each of the undersigned peti
TONERS is a resident O. the md War,
of Nermilion Parisl, Louisiana an,
owns III his own name property value,
for over Five Hundred Dollars situate,
within the limits of the Prairie Greig
Drainage District of Vermilion Parish
Continued on last page.)
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
WORK FOR PARADE
HELD Up ONE DAY
Leaders Take Rest Before Busy
Week of Labor to Have
City Ready.

Before a busy week Of making the
Capital ready for the parade here Of
the First Division, September Is,
those who have been arranging for
the city's reception to the soldiers are
nesting today.
At the War Department. however,
officers OF the General. stan were busy
going over all the minute details for
the parade. They have predicted the
smoothness which has characterized
the arrangements to date will mark
the Divisions visit to Washington.
The announcement by the Com
manding General OF the Division,
Major General E. F. McGlaehlin Jr-
to the effect that only a few MEM
bers of his Division are enlisted in
the regular army for longer periods
than the present emergency" leads
TO the conclusion that the Division
will be mustered out following its
appearance here, and that the parade
in Washington will be the last time
the soldiers will ever march together
as a unit.
The belief that the Division would
be shipped to the Mexican border i'm
mediately following its appearance
in Washington is secuted by officials.
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
{. POTOMAC PARK
FIXED FOR SPORT

Washington is to have one OF the
finest recreation parks in the coun-
try when work now under way in
lower East Potomac Park is COM
pleted.
Work on 4 fine eighteen-hole golf
links, just below the railroad en-
bankment probably will be finished
by next summer. II is stated at the
office Of public buildings and
grounds.
A fully equipped field house, with
ample locker accommodations. show
er baths. and all other conveniences,
Is now under course OF construction.
It probably will be completed in the
spring or early summer.
In conjunction with the laying out
OF the golf course and the building
of the field house. first class baseball
diamonds, tennis courts. croquet
lawns and picnic sites are planned
and work on them is to be COM
menced in the near future.
The park can be reached by the
new ferry operating between the foot
OF the street car line near the War
College and East Potomac Park.
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
IRISH SEE AMERICA
SECOND TO BRITAIN

Speakers at a meeting OF the Friends
Of Irish Freedom held in Gonzaga Hail
last night inveighed against the
league Of nations for its probable
Documentary effect upon the question
OF Irish freedom.
Mrs. Mary F. McWhorter, president
Of the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Ancient
Order of Hibernians. declared IL the
United States voted for the league Of
nations as a part of the peace treaty.
IL will make America the tail Of the
English kite" and constitute a
greater menace in this country than
the league would mean for Ireland.
Mrs. McWhorter stated Eamon De
Valera, president of the Irish repub-
lie, was "a man sent by God TO lead
the Irish out of the wilderness"
Patrick ]. Ryan declared the in
dorsement to the league had been
withheld by labor organizations as a
whole because of its discrimination
against the Irish republic. The Cen
tral Labor Union OF Washington" he
said, has gone on record as favorinB
the Irish republic; and other unions
throughout the United States may be
expected to follow suit"
He scored President Samuel Com
pers, of the American Federation OF
Labor, for speaking against the Irish.
John ODay, national secretary off
the Ancient Order OF Hibernians, also
spoke. Rosa F. Downing presided.
The Washington times., 1919-09-01
TOP PAY FOR new
NAVY YARD HELP

Positions for bOilermakers, boiler
makers helpers, armature winders,
and electrical machinlsts are open at
the Washington navy yard. All such
employees will receive the maximum
rate OF pay subject TO re-rating at
lower pay within ten days, according
TO ability shown, II is announced.
Several days ago IL was announced
that such employees, with the excep-
ton OF armature winders, were to be
taken on At the intermediate rate Of
pay, with the possibility OF qualifying
for higher pay on shown ability. This
order was amended today.
No educational examinations will be
given. Wounded soldiers will not be
required 70 pass physical examination
as stringent as other applicants.
Application and service blanks can
be obtained at the labor Beard. Navy
Yard Service, Washington Navy Yard.
Applications muGt be aled prior 10 the
close cf business October I, 1919.