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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1919-09-27
Saturday, Sept. II, 1919.
LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Anna Olivier visited La
fayette this week.
Ne Varietur and plain blank
notes for sale at this office.
Mr.. Sadie Bertrand who was in
the army returned here this week
For sale An Oliver Typewriter,
very cheap, Laizaire Bienvenu.
Mr.. Frank Beyt left this week
for Baton Rouge to enter the l..
s. U.
Ladies coats and suits, we have
a Fl. re assortment, come and see
them X. Schwartz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DeBlanc of
Lockport are here spending few
days.
Miss Lucy Delahoussaye spent
several days In Arnaudville this
week.
Mr.. George Simon left for Ba-
ton Rouge Wednesday to resume
his studies at the l.. S. U.
Mrs. Eugene Soulier and chill
dren of Broussard are here spend
ing few days with relatives.
Mrs. Stanley Mestayer of Port
Arthur, Texas, is here at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dumas Bernard.
The Ladies are invited to look
over our Fall stock of Tailor made
suits. X. Schwartz.
Mr.. q Z. Fournet left for New
Orleans Wednesday, to consult
specialist, he was accompanied by
his brother, Mr.. Henry Fournet
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1919-09-27

The acreage in sugar cane around
here his year is not as large as
usual, but the cane has grown Won
derfully during the past few weeks.
The price, however, that the plan
tiers expect to have is proving dis
couraging, and We may well expect
a decreased acreage again next
year.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1919-09-27
I5'5!3S;||;|l
BIEWVENU BROS
Leaders of Fashions
There may be girls
Who will not hirt,
But she'd have to be
A blind old shirt.

1t is said that the sugar shortage
is due in a large measure to the
makers of soft drinks using more
than their just allowance. If this
be true, why not substitute hard
drinks for soft ones and let the
people have sugar for the break
fast table?
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1919-09-27
NOTICE.

st. Martinville, La, Sept. %, 1919
A special examination for teach :
ers will be held in the office of the
st. Martin Parish School Board at
9 A. M. on October 2, 3, and 4th.
Applicants who score from IS 100
per cent will be emergency second
grade certificates; applicants who
score from 60-75 per cent will be
given third grade certificates, both
valid for one year. High school
graduates and others are eligible
for this examination.
w. @. Perrault, Supt
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1919-09-27
SHERIFF's SALE.
+. NJ. Joplin
II. j. PerriOu g. ais

H. j. PerriOu s. ais
No. ll704
State Of Louisiana. Parish of st. Martin
10Th Judicial District Court.
By virtue Of writ Of Fieri- Facias
Issued out OF the 18th Judicial District
Court. in and for the Parish OF st. Mar
tin. State OF Louisiana, in the above en-
itlsd aud numbered suit. dated the LIST
day OF Aug. 1919.
have seized and will proceed TO
sell and will sell at Public
Auction to the last aud high
est bidder at the front door of the Court
House, between the legal sale hours ar
a. m. to 1 p. M in the Town of st. Mar
tihvillp. on
Saturday Oct. II, 1919,
the following mentioned and described
property. to wit:
Gaar Scott engine No ll0ll.
% in Gaar Scott separator and
W indst ck,r.
Terms and cun iiti"ns -cash.
Shcriff's Office This 25th day of Sept.
\. d. 1919.
WADE 0. MARTIN. Sheriff.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1919-09-27
NOTICE..
HomOlOgatiOn of Tableau
In the matter of the Succession Of
Amanda SOrrql


In the matter of the Succession Of
Amanda SOrrel
widow Edward Sillan
Probate No. $500
State OF Louisiana. Parish of st. Martin
Whereas;
a. P. Sillan OF tho Parish
of st. Martin, Executor of the afOre-
said succession has filed in the office of
The Clerk of Court of the 18th Judicial
District Court of the State uf Louisiana
holding SESSION in and for the Parish of
st. Martin Final Tableau Of Classifica-
ton and distribution of the aforesaid
estate.
Notice is hereby given 10 th creditors
and heirs OF said Estate and to all others
whom it may concern to show cause If
any they have within ten days from this
publication. why said tahleau should not
br hOmologatpd az prayed for.
Clerks flee this 25th day Of Sept.
A. d. 1919.
/. BIENVENU. by. Clerk.
A gossip is a person who thinks
90 little and talks too much.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1919-09-27

The sugar cane growers of Yer
million parish held a meeting in
Abbeville few days ago and have
agreed to demand of the refnerIes
that the price OF cane be based OH
prime yellow instead of So test as
before.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1919-09-27

The Town Council have con.
tracted for gravel and machinery
and will start at once to get ready
for work. They expect to com
mence to receive gravel on Octo-
Der 9Th at the rate of ten cars per
week.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1919-09-27

For sale - One Studebaker, Z passed.
ger automobile. 8 good tires. . inner
tubes, $3.50 Laizaire BisnYenu.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1919-09-27

A gossip is a person who thinks
90 little and talks too much.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-07

me mi nv sororlsy ~ me TINT
v.r.isr VIII entertain UnlvsraD au-
Dents and friends from four 20 alx.
june "a. ~ their chapter house on
silver avenue ThH viii b. one Of
me last entertainments o. tnln year.
Miss Flora Marshall will b. IN charge.
The Phi Kappa Alpha fraternity
Of the University viii rive their FORM
Al banquet on The evening OF juno
~ a me AlsarAdo. Chester bolat
WI be ~ en.rre' cnspsrone- WIZ
me PM Nh sorority win enter
tain the University students and the
pubfic with their one-act play entitled
ISIS who rnss while tho ientlls
Bolt" at $40 y. M In itodey Hall
his evening. Mabie oass n manager
IN probably me las, general assam.
by Of the student body for this year,
-four Important transactions o. busl-
ness verc carried out ~ follows;
3. Dr.. John y. ciaft. chairmnn OF
the nthIstlr council. presented the FOL.
Lowing men Nth the athletic mono.
Erfm o. the institution ~ q token OF
appreciation on the mart Of tho mt
NsFnIty FOR the aucrfAsful baseball sea
non made possible by these players
Fourteen monogram. were slyei
MW| n. NW|NUW" " " nM'm|MI NNN|NMN
" Gentry. Clyde Norria Byron Nor.
We. Enrl Olda. ciarence HunIne. VI.
win Furt. Charles Culpspper. William
franzinl. Carl Moore. Luther Thoman
Horace a'esd. Hsrhsrt Moare. and
Drank Hicfd.
?. a latter was drawn 40 Nv ths
student body expressing fhelr regret
81 Or hayd'e departure from univof-
1. "A spsn letter was drawn up hy
the student body expressing their a..
sireA ~ 20 NE university ndWinlntra-
ton for h next year This letter re-
lnfinf principally 20 the selection Of a
pfeaidant II 10 ~ Isnd AZ the riaetInR
~ ne hoard OF resents nest wednss'
The fo.Icwinr amenaments were
made 20 tln newly adopted constitu.
Asas's Y section T. 70 :. sm.na.
ID 70 read a. foiioest Tn. election
81 all Officers Enali be BY ballot,
Nominnfll1s for all Officers elected BY
the student bodV. Including
or student zrti<itifs and editors and
Of student publications.
shall DC posted on the bulletin boord
one week befonF election IN form Of a
PETITION sisnea ~ ten students Of Tho
4 Arfisis T. secsion ~. "The nn
dent activities fee. eailerted AZ regis
frntion. shall ~ aaporfionea among
the various student body activities by
the student council"
3. Article T. Section 10; "There
shall be an auditing committee APP
pointed NJ the beginning Of each
school = componF1 o. o rhaifmnn
who shall be a member Of .thr FACULTY
appointed by thn president o. the ufd.
vprsity. and two students chosen by
the student council Thia committee
shall supervise the methods Of ne
counting Of AL manaEfu Of student
body activities and ahnu audit the
books Of said mnnagers and publish
qusrief"
aftscIs I SECTION ~: "There
fhal ba an Athletic oollnclL com posed
of three students olected by The rtu-
dent body. the cohoh aud one othet
member Of thu faculty, The last two
10 aet In An advisory capacity
with no vote Tie athletic eouucil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-07

fof The distinguished service cross
fol conduCtinE the Longest visual re-
rcnnnia4nnce back % the GERMAN
lines ever made BY an American pit
lot. Tht recommendation n now be-
fore the proper authorities.
During his service abroad Lieut..
Chamberlain was u%nlniurcd although
on one trip he had his propeller shot
sway. oueAhalf % hts elevation plane
DESTROYED. a yard % the two right
winEr destroyed. while numerous
bullets penetrated the engine and
body of hia machine. BY ~constina
With the wind. he was able 20 land
hack Of the French tines. over loo
miles from his unit. Upon touching
the ground, hts machine hruhe IN
half. 20 riddied was Il b. shrnpnol,
aud set him and the observer ON their
heads.
The ileutenant's work consisted OF
observation and photography max.
inr II addition 10 scattering propa-
Eundn over the herman territory
HIS was one Of the planes which tried
% deliver messages 10 the famoui
Lost battalion in The Areonns
woods. 20 intense was the antl-ail
craft artillery fire. however. that ths
American avlaiura were unable q
successfully locate and reach this hat.
TALON with messages.
Lieut. Chamberlain h now on MI
way to oregon where he VII lake ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-07

Roberta wood. n A. major eco
n0mica.
Cleaner Alderman. r. A. major
Helen Vincent. n. A. major psy-
cholory.
Ethel T. wolvsrson. D. 4. major
chemistry.
Martha oresniee. n. A. major Eng.
liHh literature.
vcra Kieeh. H. A. major English
literature.
The cx.rclses viii ae held In
hodey hall anu the public h. In.
vited 10 attend.
Thursday evening. sigma chi will
give their farewell dance.
An interesiing feature % the week
will be the ceremony called Demo
bllixation Of the Service Flag" wblch
viii be conducted by Governor lara
colo. Two university glris, Mis-
Helen barrow and Miss Maurinc kca-
san. were chosen by the N. o. T. q
to assist In tho ceremony on sunday
june =, At y. nj. al Rodey hall The
program follows.
T. Munic-proccssionni.
q Invocation.
o. Music. Fear Not o Israel
Huck.
scripture rsadlng' $, Mathew
2sth chapter. IAN 90 gath verses
President David ~. boyd.
g. Haccalaursnte SCI mon "Th'
Inequality Of Man Rev q. o. Hsck.
man.
g Muslo-"Praise We the Fathcr'
Goenod.
Announcements. President u
a. Boyd.
.. Benedictlon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-07

Many organisations IN cur country
nnHITt11 tNfY materially ~ Vnrioun
WINS IN he prosecution Of the late
unr AmouH mo o~fnanlzntionA or So
rIeuts that rendered valuable assist
n a " orr SoidIcrs IN France. was
me salvation Army. Without cxccp-
ton an tho soldier boys returning
from abroad. who had anything 10 do
with the Salvation Army. speak In the
very highest terms Of the service and
attrufion that they resolved nt ~
hands. md this without any rcmunef-
alton whatsoever
ncfofa the war We an have had
occasion 10 npe this army or men and
women In ths mrEer cities Of our
country. soliciting contributions from
the public. for the purpose 81 Apply.
inr them 20 the relief OF he very
poor and tho very needy. ~ far ~
We know this H. done exclusively
through q hiEls and sublime spirit Of
Christian charity. and with no hope
or personal gain 10 hos enEagcd
IN that noble work.
Tor the purpose Of further enabling
fhrm 20 carry on their charitable
mission. tho salvation Army u nov
calling upon the generosity ~ the
American people 20 raise sufficient
funds DOR their undertaking am
fully aware o. the many financial
sacrifices that our people have made
In ne last Two years with a view o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-07

hnttfe.f w ans activity year. ,ht
Following feer ihey have tonne back
with rcnewed interest and energy. !
Trust that hts viii be trut W this h.
stance and that neat year We Will
have a Mirage" worthy OF the tni-
VeraIty ~ New MeKlro. nut THIS can
MOI be- unIens zach and everyone OF
~ assumes Me- share Of the responsia
nifty. Do not wait until some me
asks Fdu to heip. Offer your assist
ance no matter how humble n may
seem to be. ir that way aud IN that
wny only shall We ever have a truly
representative annual
ELIZABETH ARNOT.
First Lieutenant willard o. Cham
bcrinin, former student Of the Uni
vernlty % Nov Mexico and q member
of the " Kappa Alpha fraternity.
who, returning from overseas after
twelve months service In the 4. =.
aviation branch. WAITED on the Cni-
verally hiu thfs wee8 with friends and
fraternity hrcthersI
Duflua hIs overseas stay. Lieut..
Chamberlain brought down three
herman planes two " which vert
destroyed within siTht o. the Amerl.
c1n lines. the third being shot down
beyond Nets. too far ~ Herman ter
rltorY 20 be officially credited 20 him,
Lieut.. Chamberlain has received thr
crolx Dc ufefre. and the paim. sec
ord citation. Tn addition o. this b.
has been Tires times recommended
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-07
Salvation army Proclamation

saving the national honor and Of 80
curing Inc raht Of sclf hoternmcnt
10 the nailons ~ the earth. being
deeply impressed. however, with the
diaIntercalodners ~ tho lnbofn OF
thcae men and woncn. and with the
worthy objects they have IN view, I
10 not hesitate again To appeal 10 tho
hternlity Of our people. aud ask them
60 conn TO the assistance OF the Nal.
walton Army ~ contributing. a. their
means may permit. 20 the ralaine Of
the funds that they are nov reekine
to obtain.
win this object In view and fur
sherinr n movement which has at
tanned national character. hereby
cuil upon the good people % the STATE
Of New Mexico To respond faVorably
20 the appeals ~ the Salvation ARMY
for funds durinu the time from and
Including June 18th. to and inciudins
June gard. A a. 1915 and earnestly
trtst that the citizens OF New Mexico
viii maintain tho htEh reputation that
they have Justly acquired % LIBERAL
~ tn all matters % public Interest.
Done M tho Executive Once thl'
the fth day Of June. 1918.
witness my hand and IN. great sea-
Of the state Of Nov Mexico.
o. A. fARRAHOi.o,
Governor.
Attosted;
MANUEL MARTINEZ.
Secretary Of State.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-07


rhoil supervise m nshicsie nctisitlsa
ard IN financial anairs connected
win NAI1 nriitIf'fH
sfnb a. lao yesterday N Nodey hall.
The Phi Nh sorssiiy VII rlve an
or1n house for fne enftffaHfmont o.
university students and friends. June
me sigma chi fraternity have n
noancet that they Intend % elve n
dance on June II.
~ersIfy n w. q. x. caiad : meetine
Of The N. W &. A cniinet a. 10 n. m.
THURSDAY IN the Administration build
los
Chair Fetrsr. q last year's student
nnf a member OF tho ~ knufn Alpha
fraternity who returned tn NInIuuer-
one the nrsf part % the week. AFTER
scvcseI months oversees service. has
been q visitof ON the hn TIM hat few
days.
John NJ. scrurrr. a rindent o. this
ycar ana a tncmber % The Alpha Delta
f~rnferntty. Isn for SANTA Fe "a = a. M.
THURSDAY where he nccepted y post
ton with ne state highway commis-
sion.
In order that ne university may
know what subjects arr 20 b most Do
sired and 20 know other Information
valuable IN beginning next fAlia work.
The main Office IA nfudinn each stu
dent q card 70 BE- nlled and returned
10 once a. soon ~ possible.
hinH Monday. dinner which has been
served AZ ,. m VIII be served az ~
n M. according 10 announcement
made By Ethel T. woivcrton. In
charge.
Alpha Delta announces tho ln,tia-
fion OF Edwin Burt OF ~ paao. Texas,
and William riumlse Of Roy. n. ~
Monday. Tuesday and "wednesday
are the days set for the examination
n. q gallagher was confined 10 HI.
bed from Monday TO ThurEdn, eve.
ming On o 81 an infiamed throat
Word has been received here that
Joseph Eoscnbach. a former student
here and assistant Instructor In mafh'
cmafscx. has been elected TO member.
nhip In The honorary scientific frater.
nifty. sigma Nl. Ills election ans
| lnltinsien teok place At Illinois uni
~verrty. where he 70 taking HIaduat'
work. and acting a. assistant insiruc
Mr. urose. superintendent o
grounds. ln installing the new seventy
i've hnfao power motor IN the well ant
n 10 thought tina the varsity WIN hatl
II an abundance OF water IN the near ~
turu. AZ n present the city mnil
~ the source OF supply.
beginning Monday, 1une eth. m
time n varsity students Wall ho fun
occupied until tn end % the wee
with examination and commencement
exercises. The program Tor ths Wee
a. nov arranged H. sonaoN a. To-
lows.
SUNDAY at 4 D. M. IN Rodey hal
Rev. g. q. Beckman will deliver IN
t. baccalnurcate address.
Monday. June pth. Last dnv a.
/ removal o. conditions M incon
plefee incurred last quarter.
Monday, June 9th TO "Wednesday
!. June A, final EXAMINATIONS.
\ "wednesday evening nj bsio, ~
Kappa Phi will hold an initiation
! the chemistry building for MI
1 Eleanor Anderman. The initiatio
! viii be followed BY 4 banquet In N
dining hall. The same evening ~
Kappa Alpha will entertain with
farewell banquet.
Thursday afternoon, at 2;ao. u
J. H.. Wagner, state n~uperintendei
. % education. VIII deliver the ION
! mencement address. A. this TIN
aoven membcrs OF the senior elias
All girls. Will receive diplomas Tn
are
Anls Atkinson. n : IN home ec'
monica
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-07

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-07
A nIUTHnAV PANTY,

Mrs r. a. Roseawaid gave n
DAY party for her little daughtel
ON Monday afternoon IN honor
flfth birthday. A large number
little friends were present.
were played and q wonderful
was served at a beautifully de,
table. covered with roses. Mr.
cnwald and htfie Miss Edna !
California on Thursday to spe
summer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-07

hts work an state chronological.
he lef, to enter 'es srmy,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-07

llho a good square
meal yesterday
aud I said Yes
HisEa-"Oh' And
did he lake you 20 !
his hbusn and give
you a good feed 2"
Hirrs Not cx-
actly He jtfut Z
handed me n meat +,
cubo,"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-01
SOLDIER WHO STABBED
STATION MASTER GETS
6-1O YEAR SENTENCE

Burlington. Vt. Cec S--John =. Luca
Ct Troy, \. y, solder :, Camp Dew
eas, vho k.i.e5 A.ber, NJ P-ea,iss. sta.
,io2 master here. whe2 the latte. az
-sS;e1 him f.. stealing ri5e on : train.
I.za1eo guilty e r.ans!a-ghter today.
IL was e;ve. : SIX to 1p-yea- sentence
= re state prison a, Windsor. Judge
Leighton :. Sack II proaouncsnE sea.
Ie-cs SD TIA, he Ia been deeply n,ov.
e = letters regarding he scoa char
- @11 reputation .: Luce, which
wee read % Ire co--. y MS counsel.
L21e was on rs way 10 Troy 70 az
ED ne funeral Of MS aun, 81 The time
9 rs arrest. He !et, Camp peyens On
f7-.olga OF Nov. :. and boarded the
"Eo1s train, arriving hers the mex,
i1o---Hs withou. funds. Later ii TIE
cay he climbed OF top Q: another train
= continue his journey and was saea
~ fFeDi:ss. who called him down ana
l!acs1i HIN under arrest. As P,en,;ss
;oos ho.d q him. Luce stabbed the sta
TN asea; wi:h his pocket knife. poa.
,!ss died WITHIN g short time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-01
Huns CAN'T MEET
.ARMISTICE DEMANDS
WITH OLD ARTILLERY

Cob.enz. Deg. 3l.-tBy the ASsoci-
a-ed Press The Old fashioned
heavy artillery which is being offered
the American Army by The Germans
will - declined. according 20 de-
c:s:on ~ me Allied a-nisi.ce COM
mission.
II reply 20 message <-cn the
tinted States receiving commission
a. Cob.enZ- engaged IT taking over
ma -e-la. from the Germans under the
t@-r1s Of The a-nis-ics. asking what
limitations should oe placed upon TIE
material offered .: the Germans. the
a-ristice Commission al Spa said that
re majority Of the cannon which the
Germans delivered must be modern.
The am!s..ce commission IN
str1ctions 20 the Americans were that
they would 1cl aCgsl. ten csotl.neIre
guns u models PREVIOUS 20 1904. IS
ce-t.rl=--e guns w.lhou. cylinder
record mechanism. 80 rni,lme,re
.ow!tzs-s e models previous TO 80:
o. 1l3 niilinstre models Of date
r-eviocs 70 1872. The guns &C the
cal:trss specified have been arriving
from Berlin. Essen and other points.
MAN. II them fresh from the fac
tories after being remo6eNed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-01
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WINTER term Tues5av Mining
A 4. PusAo- has accepted z 1os.-:on
il II. L Spauldins's barber sao7
marriage TOOK pace Z: .he BAPTIST
parsonage sunday afternoon when Mss
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neay The wong couple have ne h=s:
wishes % large rlrc.e Q: traea1s III.
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pz.y q ne -t-h Infantry and returned
70 .ls CON- o4-y yo,ta.
Herbe-t Reiley. who hax been u So
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left SATURDAY evening for Camp Cp.oa
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John y. WIihee Q: The l. s 5 Penn
sy.van.s IS passing q few days t-r-
louga al his home.
z. ". Bick:o-d nd Vernon Milton
left for Lewiston Monday. where they