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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
JOHN lEN
SEEKS MAYORS CHAR
Enters Primary Fight Today,
I Bringing With Him A Pro
gram or Construction
HIS RECORD IS CLEAN

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Alderman John j. Levy announced
officiaily today that he~was candi@
date Tor the once of mayor subject
to the Democratic primaries
The announcement, while not un-
expected. served to add fuel to the
political watchflraa which have recent
ii been touched on and with two
ayowed caRdidates hats reposing
within the ring the chase has tievel-
oped into canter at an unusually
early date. Major John dep. Dow
recently announced his candidacy.
In entering the race, Alderman
Levy calls upon every eligible voter
10 take an active part In politics for
the furtherance OF efficient municipal.
state and national government For
this reason, be points out, he believes
ii To be the duty Of any man 70 run
for ofglce when called upon to do 50.
Three paramount issues are car
rIed into the race BY Alderman Levy.
They concern the water situation. the
sewer question and the fire depart
ment.
He is favorable to the elimination
OF directorate over the affairs az the
Annapolis Water company and b.
Iiaves Ii should be placed entirely
under the control Of the city council
body.
Raferring 10 the sewer quest on hs
declares that the pollution os oar
waters presents serious phase. 10th
as TO lleing unsightly and nnsanitary
during the period of low tide. Alder
man Levy proposes 10 remedy these
conditions BY the extension OF the
present sewage system To deeper wa
ter or by the installation of septic
tanks at the foot or the sewers
More fire plugs are advocated In
every part OF Annapolis with q view
ia curtailing the purchase Of hose and
quicker service at fires 4 better
water supply and better pressure hre
also Incorporated In his platform
draft.
Alderman Levy has served the city
of Annapolis we'll during the four
years he has been q member of the
aldermanic body and has given his
constituents the best that Is in him.
III Is believed that other candidates
who have been holding back and
watching developments, will now
carry their fight into the open and that
from this time On the political scran-
BILE will wax harder and hotter,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
Freezing Temneralnra

The weather forecast for the next
twenty -four hours II
Fair tonight and Saturday; freezing
temperature tonight; rising tempera-
ture Saturday, westerly gales di-
nlinishing
With lilac bushes budding IN the
gardens and beds of hyacinths In
bloom, with trailing arhutus bIossom-
Ing on the hilIsidss In the country, the
forecast of freezing temperature Il
u death knelI to budding springttne,
hailed with delight By lovers Of mild
weather iereabouts
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
PROBABLE REDUCTION
IN COAL PRICES

After conference with the coal. ce-
ment, building hardware. boxboard
and glass industries, progress toward
probable reduction IN prices haS been
reported BY members of the industriui
board Of the Department Of Com
merce.
1t was said. however. that II was ura-
likely that price schedules for COM
modities produced BY any of the five
industries would be completed without
further conferences,
Chairman Peek, Of the board, said
that j spirit be cooperation had been
shown by tho representatives of al
the industries, 1T was understood that
the conferences with the cement,
glass and boxboard industries had
reached the point o. preparing sched-
ules to be submitted to the board for
It's approval within few days.
General policies only were said to
have been discussed ct the boards
meeting with the coal men Officers
of the National Coal Association rep
resented the industry and officials of
the Fuel administration we're present.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
GOVERNOR HARRINGTON
POSES FOR SCULPTOR

Governor Harrington Il having 2
bust sculpiored. The work is being
done by 4. w Meyer of Cambridge,
Nd. i young and talented sculptor
who has won several prizes in the
Maryland institute The executive
posed for the bust yesterday and today
and it will tie completed sometime
next week
The young sculptor served with the
camouaage department during the
war. He ii an old friend Of the govere
nor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
No Steamboat To-day

There was no steamboat from Bal
timore here today Later In the day
Agent Francis. Of the Rochester Co..
received word from Baltimore that
the steamer Annapolis Is high and dry
In the choptank river owing to last
nights gales which blew the water
out of the rivev and made the steamer
ground because Of the low tide
There will be no boat between Bal
tfmore and Annapolis until Monday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
pERCIvAL pAIsI<ETT
REACHES THIS SIDE

Word has been received by relatives
here that Sergt PercivaI Parlett Conl-
pany +, 18th infantry. son Of Perci-
val X. Parlett, of fIyattsyille. has
reacile this side ok the Atlantic. Hss
was badly gasaed ID the Argonne hight
ing, and also received bullet wound
in the leg, the latter casualty being
unknown to his relatives until the last
few days. He Ii making good re-
royery. aud viii shortly be ordered ID.
Camp Meade. Sargs. ParIett Is 81
nephew og Postmaster Thomas J Line
thicum and bis sisters, and also of
Mra, Lin1hfcuns,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
DOnaflons no Hospital

on Tuesday afternoon Miss Ross
Read Lockwood left B check at the
Capital once for the Emergency hos
pital for SIS.
Today r. Kent Green sent check
to this once for 800 for the hospital
and Henry Nv. Lyon LEFT q check for
SIS. also cash FOR So was received from
Mrs. Charlotte Baker, College avenue
ii check FOR s5 from Mrs. Fairfield. and
cash SIS from Mr.. Richard Duvall
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
SNtl CEMENT Or CANDIDACY

A s35
lpon the earnest solicitation and
ssisfl tmpeftuutties og my friends.
rs # Incumbent upon me to an
Nssee ny ealliIidaey for Mayor, sub
lle Democratic primaries.
is letilafg shown by numerous
saeas u Che past toward the cleo
We y to be deplored; therefore, I
a | both wise and expedient for
ssa eligible yeteIs " take an active
aslesi IN politics. for the further
IS . efieient and good government,
~ ell ME and nation.
M US ahtve reason, especially, !
~ more feel L Il the bounden duty
~ man nm for office when
- upon ao 50. Hence nay ap-
~ tof sapfNnl1, upon the following
&c lltl.tl am unalteruhly
49, asl''lil lx9s pledged for its prop
'9a ana ealsammation.
favor the elimi-
u Storate over the af-
llle annapolis Water Com
aaa f iiaeing Of same under
ss1a ate tttfoi and jurisdi iction
srW u liF aseiI where II right
sRa MS belongs,
The pollution OF
AseFs ass aeeanie 4 serious one.
s 8 tls and sanitary con.
~ vines tide is low. There.
u aliexss ll}is condition / favor
- a'saslen 81 JHr sewers TO deeper
ss... g ptst stiil. III finances will
ans ae installation Of septic
si,s ile i0ot Of sewers. thereby
ss,Rs allt pollution whatever.
ais also favor the
= 1eh el more plugs throughout
-tss, D taeIehs bringing them in
S. proximity which will ulti.
ateess the purchase of lags
aa., salea means the saving of
~. s. 5lie taxnayers and quicker
aaails / stand for more va
ass more pressure. for which I
j d ,tsisleistly and ardemtIy fought
4 u - - ,ise floor of the City Council.
IS \ q nearly four years cd d
~ ~ ~ llle Beard of Aldermen will
~, lss have studied the tax.
y interest and gladly and wilE
MI s iny time and service t0
ushi shall, from time "a
nse at'leles through the press.
taile s, Voters of Annapolis more
aapsrs ir ssspils why / request theiy
= ne forthcoming primaries
JOHN ] LEVY.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
NEW PRESIDENT OF THE
CAPITAL PUBLISHING co.

All the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Capital Publishing CO..
MI. Winson @. Gott, who has been
president OF the company for the last
year declined to accept reelection,
owing to the great press Of his law
practice, anu Mr.. w Meade HoIladay
was elected president with Philip
Morgan as secretary treasurer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
REVENUE OFFICERS
COMING HERE SOON
TO HELP TAXPAYERS

Annapolis will be visited on April
2I ~ revenue officers from the
Treasury department. who are being
sent out to assist income tax payers
IN making up corporation and other
returns, These ofSlcors will remaln
ii the city for four days
This force b being put into the field
especially in the interest Of persons
who need assistance In flIing corpora
tion returns. hut VIII also render as
sistance 70 any income tax payer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
ANA MARCH Staged
GUAR COMEBACK
,s.rn,an Upset Kit Bag And
s.,u.d Samples Of Every
tiling Carried
.,,.r DAMAGE IS DONE J.

,.b ffa,I asserted itself with
y ba,1., yesterday and Just
ssle .,,..o genents had been
MI tof decent burial. This
aa aair which developed dur
eisat t. few aays of life, brought
,s1apolIs apl dis vicinity the firss
a .,orm of TIC year
Isl eytrylhing but hail Rain,
MI gales sieet thunder and
s.slae and then snow
v. s,arni swept down on Maryland
S. northwest and before II had
~ fars about midnight, had
considerable damage insand about
q, sign boards weres looaened
,ee,r fastenings, some chimneys
" e,are iile gale. which gained q
,5.5tl, af 81 miles an hour about 8
aosk lasi night and q few trees
", oprooted only those who found
,s.,luisly necessary To be abroad
Il II
4 lteir homes last night
sbnrt line car which left Anna
N, i sse O'Clock yesterday after
~ gas struck by lightning just as
,s.shed Westpori The effect OF the
n aopeared to transform the car
m. moving bali Of flame md sparks.
4, electric light bulbs were shatter-
] id Tie passengers showered with
.e ii, one was injured and for
ssely there were no women aboard.
h,,eagers were delayed, however for
aue lime until d relief car came along
n picked them up
anre than an inch and a half of
sIa tell during the day The heaviest
wnpour broke loose abont 4 O'clock
ne ttefnon and the storm spent
j Iay m another about 5 O'Clock.
hly persons hurrying TO their homes
sae caught Iii the deluge and soaked
anugh
Froa IS degrees. which was the
nrmam for the day, the temperature
aspped ID 80 degrees In less than two
bars and shortly before midnight the
afeary was wayering In the vicinity
he IS degree mark. It8as said
IA more rain fell yesterday than
aang the entire month.
Many washauts were reported along
n nads ot the snburbanite districts
y much damage was done to crops
j De lowiands,
Sof did the storm die entirely with
a dawn this morning True. the sun
qpeaFed gloriously rising out Of the
" but early risers were chilled
aalugh and fresh gale set up
'a'Sa u times reached as high We
aiis ~ that attained yesterday.
lfe Veatherman predicts clear
'saiheF for today but sees q freeze
J sent Tor tonight. It Is predicted
" hy Sunday the disturbance will
ast passed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
Very Low Tide

According to the opinion of the
proyerbial oldest inhabitantv the tide
today was the lowest ever seen Id the
waters about Annapolis
The northwest gale seemed to have
blown the waters or the Severn far
ont into the bay. and emptied creaks
and rivulets Of their usual commodity.
Many boats along the wharyes we're
high and dry today owing to the ex-
trcmely low tide.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28

Mrs. q w Hardesty received q tele-
gram yesterday from her brother,
Marion r Perry, announcing his safe
arrival In New York from overseas.
Private Perry has been sent to Camp
Merritt, N j.. and will later be sent
to Camp Meade, whence he viii re-
celye his honorable discharge from the
army
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
Saturday. March %. 1919
Commencing 81 q. 80 O'clock "A. M.

The fnrnisug@ IL nil neazg new. and has
bmen well fmkam care If. Ind la valuable
furniture Spnae ~ the artscles % be sold
are ns 1oEluma
One Good pian0. one Coed yictroia. two
aooa Chkna Cfoa0s9 fwo Large Leather
ARA (Aslre. Hid4baar0. two Heavy Brass
Besaseeadm. laa e9 Rocking Chairs Arss-
iroxa. Tonga eke. Cnnaeinbra. one Good
Tee Cart 0sse SsUsAaes feeeks one kOli
Ten TSesk. Mprx4s Chair Dreaeera. Porch
gmrngfwre a1amanE Room Table Mnd
Chaif1. HasE Maxk and SeaIs Cnxpesn
Rtgle, cran Mew xsMangsne RANGE, one OIL
Stove. sne Tasg az AntIers 0ae RercO-
sAg0e. Giaaa anA Chinaggafes Mnd ether aT-
tzxaeH auo nsilnerpna % mention.
#mnMa aN aAK AgEa, Goods sO "
pAld Tor hefors removing sarse.
4ss r. LIE.
Agent Tor Omner.
ygl1aaAM ID. ebs. Aas 0nesr.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
Pnhrie Snaa King Class

The Public Speaking class will hold
its meeting tonight under the direc-
ton Of Miss Anne RothweIi Stewart,
iii ghe Council of Defense room. Az
toniglls's meeting the class Will take
up the study of Indian folk lore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
Tree blown Down At Murray I'M

"A large tree on S0uthgate avenue,
In front of the Meredith property and
adjoining that Of the residence Of DR..
Louis 81 Hankel, WAS blown down last
night during the heavy wind storm
The tree blocked the entrance To-
Dr. IIenkeis garage and he was
Obliged to park his car for the night
ii front Of his home
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
Granted DiYOrce

Judge Moss, on the Goth inst, grant.
ea an absolute divorce 10 George n
Mitchell from Lilly A. Mitchell
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
FOR FIRST WARD
IN HOSPITAL DRIVE
Collections Made BY Mrs. A. p.
Howard And Her
Workers
cARvEL HALL INCLUDED

Collections made III the First ward
Tor the drive for the Emergency hOs
pital under the Craftsmanship Of Mrs
Allen Bowie TEoward including the
amount contr4sdted By Carved Hall.
amounting to $2222G, have been an
nouneed as follows:
Mrs. n. S. Gray, the Misses Gray,
$3 Mrs q. B. Porterield. So; J. G..
cantler. 81: MRS H. ]. KaIhe. 81 Mrs.
III NJ. easier. ST: unknown, 81 .. p.
Robinson, ST.; Mrs. liz Sedlaeak Hol
den. ST: Mrs o. Lone. SIS; i W. Com
Molly, sI; Mrs. III. Anderson. ST Mrs.
III. /. Curtin, sl Mrs f. Al 4. Yossler,
ST; Mrs. S. Il Henderson. SI; Mrs 81.
Grimm, ST: Mrs. Esmond 81; Mrs,
George Jones. $l: cash. 25. Mrs. Allen
lB Howard. 20; Mrs Grafton Boone
ST; MRS. Nelson. 81 r Halligan. y. s.
M. SIS: Misses Feldmeyer, 81; a H
0oIiinson, 81: Mrs. j. n Ferguson. ST.
Mrs. Boynton. SIT Mrs ] Bellrens. si;,
Mrs Ashby Stinchcomb. s5 Misses
Socket. $40: anonymous, 81 Mrs
C. G. Thomas 50: Kappa Alpha, So;
MRS. Bonnell. SIS; d q Olds, 81 Fl
Tarantino. 81; Mr.. Marchand 81: Mr.
and Mrs. Charles g. Fsldmeyer. $10;
Mrs. steewart, 81 Mrs ]. H Bowdey,
SIS
CarYeI Hall
Mrs. Asa Walker. SO; Mrs III. NE.
LYON, ST; I'll. nj. Lyon. s5; Miss n B.
| Jessup, SIS; Mrs. ". Burtholf. ST.:
Mrs. a. +. Gushing. sl John Henry
Barnard, SO; 1t. RI r. Chrlsty, s1:
MRS. j. Il. Peters, sI; Mr. Bluestone,
ST Prof, Broussard. $i Mrs, .. r.
Ghent. $5; 1t. j. M Bsauchamp. $1;
DR. 4. B. Il. Webster. s. pr. Grigg.
81 e. r. Alrich sI Captain y. a.
Howard, u. S. a. 81 Mrs. NJ 2. Johns
son, SIS; Mrs. Frances H. Delano. s1:
Mrs. ii. II. Lupinski. $2;; Mr.. karp.
I So q. o. Montgomery, $1 Mrs. r. n.
smith, 81 Mrs. 81 n ship81 Miss
/ Aiilligan, SIS: Mrs. Theodore Porter.
$40; Mrs Hendrickson. SO; Lieut.
Conadr Kerley, sl; Total. $40.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28

af you tail to get your copy Of The
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-03-28
CoNT INUED
CONTINUED
Public Sale
or VALUABLE
| household F urriture

"a 81 sold. waa unabie ta sell ali af them
on sYedRSadays 50 had 9a reasiyeFtiae ar
otlaar rnbIsc Augtion to be held " LIN
DAMDOR on the south side OF Severn
River on
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-09-06
Children Cry
FOR FlGTcueR'8
c ~ = TOR / a

Mr.. Jehn Boutte has ac-
cepted a position as engineer Of
the New iberia Electric Light and
Water Works Plant. HE repla-
ces Mr.. Paul Cordova who will in
the future do the outside work in
connection with the City's power
house.
Family. three adults. wants
furnished house or rooms for
light housekeeping, near High!
School preferred. Call 1t zO1 ~
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-09-06
Mr.. Homer j. Daigre will in

A. AAVnCI y. DdlSIc Will Ill
a few days begin converting his
residence on Charles Street into
an elegant bungaloo. The plans
were made by Architect Herpeche
and we understand the building
will be two-story, something
which will be a credit to that res
idential section Of New Iberia.
The material has also been ordered
for the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
fred Lewald on st. Peter Street.
1t will he remembered some
months ago Mr.. Lewald purchased
what was known as the Compton
property which he will convert
into a nice residence.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-09-06

Misses Real and Therese Moore
who have been visiting Lucy ant
, Marie Courage for some time re
turned to their home in Abbevillt
Monday, much to the regret Of
their many friends.
Miss Gertrude Guidry, daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Guidry
former residents of New Iberia
will graduate from Spencer Co.
lege on Sept. 9th.
Mrs. G. p. Moss was in Lafay.
cite Sunday last and Monday, the
guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs
F. f. Moss.
Miss Miriam Suite entertained
her friends Tuesday afternoon at
her home on East Main Street.
Mr.. Homer Caldwell arrived
here this week from several
months spent in Cuba.
After few weeks visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Doerle and
children have returned to their
home in Beaumont, Texas.
Miss Bernice Dreyfus arrived
here this week from New Orleans
to accept a position in the High
School.
Little Miss Alva Landry enter
tanned her friends Thursday aft
ernoon at a party in honor of her
seventh birthday.
Mrs. Frank Mouton and little
baby have returned f1om a visit
to her relatives in New Orleans.
. Miss Cora Labyche has returned
from a visit to friends in Meehan,
Miss. and New Orleans.
Mr.. Howard Suttle has returned
from several months spent at Fort
Worth, Texas.
Little Misses Lucille and Tullie
DeBlanc entertained their little
friends Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis DeBlanc.
Mrs. George Doerle and daugh-
ter Miss Alma are visiting relatives
in Beaumont, Texas.
After several weeks visit here
with Miss Sadie Belanger, Miss
Grant has returned to her home
in New Orleans.
Miss Maud Estorge has re-
turned from short visit to New
Orleans.
Mrs. Brubacker and Messrs. D.
G. Walsh and Emile BrubackerI
Of Morgan City were visitors here
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs.
w. g. Weeks.
Mrs. Geodge Switzer and chill
dren are visiting relatives in Me-
ridian, Miss.
Miss Amy Billeaud and brother |
Mr.. Lionel of Broussard were the |
guests Of Mrs. Alpha Fontelieu on
Tuesday.
Miss Myrtis Sealy left TO-DAY for
Natchitoches. where she will at
END the Normal. ~
Miss Cora Moran Of New Or
cans is the guest Of Mrs. John R. |
Taylor.
Master i. T. Dulany Of Alexsn-
1ria arrived here Wednesday to
,isit friends.
Little. Miss Sarah Moore has
'eturned home from several
months visit to New Orleans.
DR.. u. s. Perret and little SON
# Patoutyille were visitors here
- m. orx3m~V /
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-09-06

On last Tuesday evening Mr..
Louis G. Kramer. of Centreville,
and Miss Bette Beacham, Of Nc
Comb City, Miss, were married in
Franklin at the Methodist parse
mage, Rev. H. N. Harrison per-
forming the ceremony. Mr..
Kramer is the youngest brother of
Clerk Of Court Wilbur H. Kramer
and Mr.. Paul Kramer Of Franklin.
To the happy welded pair the
Banner tenders hearty congratu-
lations and best wishes.-Frank-
lin Banner.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-09-06
on the construction

Work on the construction 0!
the public highways in the Sixth
Ward is moving along nicely un
der the supervision Of Engineer
Frantz. During the early part Of
the week there arrived here six
carloads of Pitrun gravel, which
was at once unloaded and as soon
as the grading on the road lead.
ing out from Center Street is com
pleted the gravel will then be
spread, after which the wash
gravel will be put on the road to
make it permanent highway.
This highway will be one of the
first in the Parish to be CON-
pleted, after which the work will
be taken up and finished to the
Parish line of st. Martinsville.
Colds Cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BRoM0 oUnNE Tablets remove the
cause. There b only cns Promo Quinins."
Z. W. GROVES Signature On box. Sc
Now that Hon. John M.
Parker has announced himself as
a candidate for the office Of Gov
ernor, the contest will be a three
cornered one between he, Brea-
zeale and Stubs. While Mr..
Breazeale has many warm sup
porters in liberia Parish, being the
first to take a positive stand
against the bosses of New Orleans,
we find the Parker sentiment in
our Parish exceedingly strong.
There are great many of 4 our.
citizens who. as yet, have refused to
assert who they will support, but
it is very evident the voters a.. q
whole have no inclination to 3oin
the Stubs bandwagon. s;;aInsofar
as local Offices are concerned, we
sincerely believe this will be one
instance where there will be no
opposition to those filing these
responsible positions. Both Sheriff
Landry, and our worthy Clerk Of
Court Gonsoulin have filed their
positions Of trust so businesslike
and satisfac tory to the masses Of
our people that it would be futile
to make any change. We believe,
we can truthfully state that at
no time has the Sheriff's office
been 80 ably conducted, as under
the administration Of Sheriff
Landry and the same thing can
be said Of the gentleman now
filing the Office Of Clerk of Court,
consequently more than likely
these officers will have no opposi-
ton when their respective terms
expire.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-09-06

FOR SALE-Ford Touring car,
Model 1918, in perfect good order,
with brand new set of tires. Price
$4,000. Apply to New iberia
Hardware Co.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-09-06
PERSONALS.

Mr.. Jacob Segura Of Alexander
was visitor here last Sunday.
Misses Dora Lee and Mildre'
Weeks left Friday for LAX
Charles where they will teach thi
session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Bagarr.
have returned from visit to Sal
Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Kyle ant
children were visitors to New Or
leans this week.
Mr.. Tom Berry arrived last SAT-
urday from Cuba for visit to rel
: atives.
Miss Louise Suberbielle of La
fayette was a visitor here on Tues
day.
Miss Camille Seebt Of New Or
leans is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
A. f. Hall.
Miss Lee Romero is visiting her
sister Mrs. Hill in Dallas, Texas.
The Five Hundred club met on
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Leon Landry.
Mr.. Robert Haase of San An
tonic was q visitor here this week
for few days.
Mr.. L. v. Jennaro and son Of
New Orleans spent several days
here with their mother.
Mss Wilhemina Martinez Of Ba-
ton Rouge is the guest Of Miss
Gussie Indest.
Nj. and Mrs. A. Nereaux left
Monday for their home in Vinton
! having spent several weeks here
with Mrs. Earl Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Comeaux and
children Of Broussard visited Mrs.
knthony Landry this week for q
few days.
Mrs. Ed. Fisher and children re-
turned Tuesday from a visit to
Houston.
Miss Ava Gosling was the guest
Of friends in Crowley this week.
Miss Louise Avery Of Avery Is
land was q weekend guest Of
friends.
Misses Margaret and Mildred
Weeks returned last Saturday
from visit to Selma, Ala.
Misses Beatrice Hitter and Mil
dred Conrad have returned home
from q visit to New Orleans.
Miss Mildred Taylor returned
Friday from a visit to Alexandria.
Miss Mequet Of Franklin spent
several days here, the guest Of
Miss Silvia Guillot.
Mrs. Gabe Landry and daugh-
tiers misses Clara and Mabel spent
Monday in Lafayette.
Mrs. Walter Carstens enter
sained her friends at Five Hum
dred party Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Waltr Bauman left las:
week for several months visit to|
CovinRton.
Capt. John A. French il con-
fined to his bed from AN attack of
rheumatism at his home on thel
East Side.
LATHE Miss Dolvey BoFd is
visiting relatives at Franklin forl
. few days.
Mrs. Louis Stumpf returned last
Saturday TO her home in New Or
leans. J