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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-22
LaSaILe

Children OF Destiny" with pretty
Edith Hallor heading the all-stAr
cast, Is the attraction at the Lasalle
today. This Is a human heart In
terest story with a young girl sue
cessfully combating the cOmplica-
tons Of fate. as IT'S heroine. The
star gives a sympathy-COmpelling
portrayal and Will win her audience
from the start
Tomorrow. comes Mark Twain's
''Huckleberry Finn" for a two days
eenEagement. This Is another OF
those immortal stories OF hoyhood-
OF the shiftless, ragged and unKempt
"Huck" Finn, VINO IS adopted by
kind-hearted widow, and OF the
series OF adventures, thrilling enough
for even his venturesome soul
that follows. II is a picture with
an irresistible appeal for all lovers
OF Mark Twain-which includes just
about everybody. Lewis Sargent
makes a delightful boy hero.
On Wednesday, Sessue Hayakawa-
remarkable Japanese star. Will be
seen in a romantic story OF new
days in old China, entitled Iii Ting
Lang"
For Thursday and Friday. the La
sale features Wallace Reid In The
Dancing Fool"-this time as
Country boy who "jazzes' up his
fashioned uncle's jug business.
The story was adapted from the Sat
urday Evening Post. Saturday, Dor
othy Gish Will return in Turning
the Tables"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-22
COLISEUM

Few possibly have paused 10
think OF the high qualifications OF
the really great operate artist. He
or she must be not only a musician,
with a knowledge OF the art Of sing
ing and good diction, but also must
have a knowledge OF the business
and technique Of the stage. and
added 20 this should be well &C
quainted with several languages. so
as 10 cover the range OF Italian
French, German or English opera.
Compare this with the equipment
of the avera ye actor. who often has
not learned the fundamentals of
stage dicuon or department, and
can scarcely speak his own language
properly, let alone others. Those
who are prone 10 think and speak
disparagingly OF the operate art
need TO readjust their ideas and do
little real thinking
Before ever Antonio Scott be-
came the artist which he is today
he had TO put in years OF hard
study under a vocal teacher. TO
whom. by the way, he is always
ready to offer his deepfelt gratitude
She-fOr she was a woman, her
name Nine. Trifari- Paganini-
before he could walk that is 10 act
before he could sing. But today
Scotti will say 70 you that he is
thankful TO her that she first taught
him the true range of his voice.
where TO place II and how 10
breathe Alright, because when il
came 10 acting as we'll as singing he
no longer had 70 think how he was
going TO produce certain notes as
they came naturally. 1t was then
that he studied acting, following the
best models. watching Salvini. No
velli and other eminent players on
the regular boards, and many Of
the great operate artists OF his early
days. But acting largely came nat
urally to Antonio Scott, FOR he pos
sesses the histrionic gift OF merging
himself in his part. while he Is a
master Of the art OF makeup.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-22
Castle

Todays picture at the Castle is
THE Notorious Mrs. Sands and
gives the beautiful star, Bessie Bar
riscale, another Of those appealing
wife roles that she has been play
ing lately. This time she is welded
10 man Of wealth, whose jealousy
causes her 70 become the victim Of
scandal How she sacrifices her
own good name to save the man
she loves from unjust punishment
CONTINUED on PAGE FIVE)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-22
PLAYBILLS OF THE WEEK IN SOUTH BEND THEATERS

ness OF any man OF their acquaint-
ance7 Not so that you could no
tice IL. he AYERS. The topic OF con-
versation is the doings or some Eel
low who. according 20 all the mem
bers OF the gathering. is the mean
est man IN the world. Something
he has done has called down upon
his head the anatheInas OF IA
crowd and you can bet on II, IL was
something wrong that he did that
brought his name into the converse
ton that had begun 20 lag The
goody-goody fellow hasn't a chance
in the world 10 have his name men
toned in an ordinary g/hering BE
mean" says Mr.. Vermilye. and you
VIII be noticed; be good and they
never know you are on earth" II
is 70 be feared that Vermflye has
become imbued with the idea that
TO be successful you have 20 be
mean. Well. II II pays 10 adver-
tse. IL surely must pay 10 be mean.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-22

vile bits, Curtis and Buster, offering
a distinct novelty. the Three Bartos,
Americas foremost athletes, and one
other excellent act, round cut the
program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-22

Scott will be heard in the Coliseum
on Sept. 10 with his Grand opera
company.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-22

away from hearth and home. and
/ beckOns with an insistent hand to
omance and adventure. Dukes
romance" was the army. He
wanted TO be a soldier so he ran
away from home, much to the
worry and alarm OF his parents and
decidedly to his own chagrin when
he discovered that he was too young
to be admitted 10 the service.
DisapL ointed and a little shame
facedly he turned back again and
his parents Joy was so unbounded
at the return of the prodigal that
they held counsel and decided upon
course at the Culver Military
academy (since he was so deter
mined in this direcuon.) Soon,
however, Dukes flaming ambition
swerved in another direction and
sixteen years old TO go on the stage.
His first appearance was in Dick
Wilmington" and his first hit"
was with Lew Fields in Summer
Widowers" and later in up and
Down Broadway" a long expert
ence followed as a black face come
dian and today he is recognized on
Broadway as one Of the cleverest
actors in this line of work.
In his leisure moments, Rogers is
an amateur farmer, and spends
many happy hours din ing away,
way down" on his farm on Long
Island.
Among the list OF notable attrac-
tions booked in this city for the
coming season, there is perhaps
none that Will be more welcome
than HarbacR and Frimrs musical
comedy exquisite. THE Little Whop-
per-" which comes to the oliver
| theater on Saturday. Sept. 4.
The authors-OttO Harbach wrote
! the book and Rudolf Friml the mu-
| sic-are pleasantly remembered as
| having contributed to the stage
High Jinks." "Katinka," You're
in Love-" and many others, while
Bide Dudley. famous for his comic
page in the New York World, wrote
the lyrics.
The action is full OF very funny
complications and dramatic sur
prises. The mirthful and pleas
| ingly sentimental story is brightly
| told and serves TO hold keen interest
| between the twenty odd musical
numbe among which will be 'Oh.
/ What a Little Whopper," Round
/ the Corner" Twinkle Little Star,
I've Got to Leave You" I'm
Lonely When I'm Alone" IF You
| Go I'll Die" Sweet Dreams"
There's Only One Thing TO Do
/ and many others.
The plot concerns the affairs OF
| a boarding school girls innocent ad-
venture. She tells a little fib in
order that she may run away and
/ marry her sweetheart. Her liberties
with the truth lead to a maze OF
| complications which bind every one
! Of the characters OF the play into
/ a tangled web. She has an eXcit-
ling elopement with her sweetheart.
7 but in. so doing duplicates a truth
telling judge and his family. which
furnishes opportunities for many
| lauGhable situations.
| Iefx
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-22

Who are the most widely adver-
tised people OF the present day?
Who are the ones most referred 10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-22

CONTINUED on PAGE FIvE)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-22

Madame ALA Nazimova, who has
!. big following in pictures, is TO re-
urn 70 the speaking stage in The
Bird" written by Maude
l-ulton. Nazimova acted Bella
Donna" at the Oliver IN 1913.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-22

Lasses White, minstrel comedian
here with he AL G.. Field show. has
his own troupe-the Lasses White
Minstrels. The season IS
to be started at Maysville. Kentucky.
tomorrow night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-22

Hal Sicily. a rather breezy come
dian. who was in the cast Of ''Fid-
der Three" is to be made a star.
So IS Johnny Dooley. They are
now in the cast OF THE Girl IN the
Spotlight"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-22

That extraordinarily fine actress.
Nance O'Ner. OF whom South BEND
lSrovs nothing IS 10 act Tho Pas
sion Flower" a play by JaCinto
Benavente. at Central Music Hall In
Chicago. starting Sept. s. In New
York critics last season gave their
UNQUALIFIED endorsement 20 the act
ing OF Miss ON(eil in this exceptional
play. with the beginning Of Miss
O'NeiTs engagement. Central Music
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-22

A new triple star alliance Is an
nounced. 1t Is Raymond Hitchcock,
Julia Sanderson and George r.
Huntley. "Hnchy-Ko is 10 be
the vehicle. The three stars have
appeared IN South Bend. Mr.. Hitch
cock and Miss Sanderson several
times and Mr.. Huntley in Kitty
Grey" IN 19O9-on Christmas day.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15

bon suficiente para asegurar Ell ira
fico ferrocarrilero ror espacio de Sc
tenta dias V que con ESQ tlenc De
sobra para manejar la Inca que Sc
ha incautado por TODD el tempo que
nccesite usarla.
Es evidente que dc Ia Huerta Y
Gales Green que las dificultades sur
cidas entire clos V Carranza sc ARE
glaran antics de csc termino Y Sc
italian rcsueltos a conservar mancJan-
do dicho ]ferrocarril por su cuenta
para facilitar las opersciones militia
res que 10 haran indispensable en- un
plazo dc ounce dias.
Tambien han informado que ell &c
neral Flores. a quien Sc c%onsidera
como uno de los militares mas capa-
ces col que cuenta el actual ejercito,
sali6 de Sinaloa para colaborar con
Gales Ell la defensa de Sonora.
Ell G~obernador de la Huerta ha
declarado, a este respecto, que Is
generates renombrados estn p~restan-
do u servicios actualmente al Es-
tado De Sonora, cos que han hecho
perslsuIendo fines exclusivamente pa
tri6ticos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15
Ell. CONSUL DE NOGALES, Ar
IONA, Sc REHUSO A ENTIRE
GAR Ell CONSULADO
reisg-a-ra Esr.ricI Pr - PEEESA

Tc'sg~r-r1 Esr-ricL Pr IL PEENSh
NOGALES. Arizona. Ahril IA
Emiliano r. Tamez. que ma estado
On calidad de Consul meXicano al
'rente de Ia ofjcjra dc csc ramo en-
esta ciuad. deSde hace IN ano. 50
rehuS6 tern.inantemente a entrecar o
Consulate Y a obedecer las ordenes
De Car-anza que 10 llamaba a "a Gu
dad ds Mexico.
Tanto IA orden para cue entregsra
\ Consulate como Ia relativa a qre
sc diririera desde iuego a Mexico Il
Eueron trasmitidas pcrsonalments TOR
Arredondo. Ell Consul en- Douglas,
Arizona, que hizo e. viaje expresa-
uente con este objeto y vino en- cali
lad de enviado personal de Carra1za
: con instrucciones terminates de
sste para cue Tame e ert-egara IA
oficina de 81 cargo a 81 seCurdo =
para que Sc pusiera en- canine inme-
iiatcnc1te.
En- respuesta a eStas 6rdenes de
-.arranza, Tamez lie puso uH mensa-
ie en Ell que le dice cue cortiruara
Al frente de 81 Consulate hasta gu"
"a le canceie el Exequatur por e!
roh;erno dc los EStados Jridos, :.
seeun Sc dice ha sido nombrado va
oara dcsempenar IN puesto importan
e en- Ell gohierno de Sonora.
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inevitable la
lucha en- Sonora
,viene de Ia Prime,a Flsna1

neral Rios del Estado dc Sonora. 50
cuenta 10 siguientc que ponc dc ma
nifiesto Ia buena forma en- que han
procedido los lideres del movImiento
del referido EstaGo.
Habiendosele p~reguntado a favor
dc cual de los candidates presiden-
ciales estaba, respondio que a favor
de Obreg6n. pero que antes dc poner-
Sc a TRAFALGAR por la c~andidstura de
este. tenia que cumplir con el deber
de ir a Mexico para informar al eN-
Primer Jefe de TODD 10 a]contecido en-
Sonora.
Gales lie dijo que aprobaba su ma
ners de pensar Y puso a 81 disposl-
ci6n 81 carro particular para que VI
,iera hasta Nogales, Sonora.
Seg11 Sc rumora, a!gunos de los
oficiales del Estado Mayor de Rios
voIveran a Sonora hacienda suya l.
causa de sSe Estado una vez que de-
len a su jefe ssno Y salvo eD Ciudad
Juarez Y en- canine para Ia Ciudad
lie Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15
LOS MEXICANOS DE ST. PAUL
L.AMENTAN Ia MUERTE DEL
SR. MICULASTIE

SAINT PAUL. Texas, aDE.; To-
La uoticia de Ia mucrtc del senior
Frank Miculastie, rico a~hcendaGo de
Beeville. scaecida en- ia ciddsG de
San Antonio, recientemeTte, a con-
~secuencia de IN accideGte automovi-
~listico. ha causado honda pena en-
tire los trabajadores meXicanos de es
II comarca. entire Quienes el finado
goZaba &c grandeS simpatias.
El senior Niculastie era uao de los
mejores agricuitores de esta comar-
ca Y supo siempre tratar a los jorna
leros mexicanoS con muchas console
rsciones. al grade que puede dectcse,
81 muerte ha llenado de luto u ,cdus
sus trabajsdores Y aup squellos que
no 10 eran pero que 10 t~rataron en-
ocasiones. Tanto Ell senior Micuias1ie.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15
Mex. Sc estdn
necesitando peones
(Eicnc de IA Primcra Plsua)
tVicnc de Ia Primcra PIaua)

hombres'hacia los campos fabulosos
Potosi. De Il poblacion de Rio Verde
Y dc su comarca agricola. han sido
contratados Ia semana Ultima, para
TRAFALGAR en- la IONA petrolera antes
dicha, algo mas dc %quinicntos hom-
brcs.
Hay que tener en- ~cueata, nos dr.
&C nuestro entrevistado, que los sd
larios que ahi sc cstan pagando al
presente, son los salaries mas altos
del Mexico actual. Es cierto que la
vida en- Tampico Y sus ~cercania$ es
cara; mas los salaries de tres a cinco
pesos que ali Sc pagan, basta para
cubrir con amplitud, las necesidades
de los obreros.
Las companies ~petroleras de Ia
H~uasteca, han acudido a todos los re-
cursos. para c%onvencer a los peenes
de que no deben ahandonar Ell pals,
cuando en- 81 tienen facilidades de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15
y 49, q hS S&glEA SIS = "a MIga "a "a
X So = NAiVERS

como 81 familia. tuvieron siemprc pa
ra los m~exicanos u ~verdadero Y
gran afecto V no d~esdenaban sentar
>se a Ia humildc mesa de sus ~jornalc
ros. cuando en- ocasiones estos los in
vitaban a conner o recibir a estos en-
Ia suva. Una comisi6n dc trabajado-
res Sc va a uombrar para que pase a
Ia asa de la familia de- senior Micu-
lastie. a. darle ell pesame Por Ia per
dida del jefe tan querido por sus en-
pleados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15
TIENEN CARBON PARA 70 DlAS
LOS FERROCARRILES DE
SONORA

Teleerama Especial porc IA PRENS.A'
NOGALES, Arizona, Abril IL
Los empleados del Sur Pacifico de
Mexico, desconectaron aver Ia via de
dicho ferrocarril que Sc halla en- Ell
lado americana de las que Sc encuen-
tran en- te~rritorio de Sonora. median-
tc la destruction de las Was dc CO.
nexion que servian para unirlaS, para
el tratico de carga Segun a~nunciaron
tai MEDIA tiene por objeto obligar
al gobierno de Sonora a que lie de-
vuelva a la compania Ell citado ferro-
carril de que Sc ma incautado.
I'm telegrama trasnitido de Her
mosillo por Ell telefono de larga dis
tancia hizo conoce aqui que el go
hierno de Sonora ha declarado que
cuenta con un abasteciniento de car
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15

trabajo bien remunerado, Y han de-
tenido a algunos ~centenares.
de los Estados Uhidos. Las companies
p~etroleras nc Sc reducen a promoter.
a hacer of-ecimientos Y seducir con
relatos, sin6 que %contratan desde.
luego a los peones, con specification
de trabajo y sslario; y sin embargo,
los peones, en- muchos casos, han pre-
ferido embarcarsc en- Ia aventura del
viaje a Estados Unidos, tras de 10
probable, trss DIS 10 INSECURE, scduci-
dos por la esperanto de incredible
~ganancias. de que les han hablado los
enganchadores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15
TRATAN DE PONER A SALVO Ell
GANADO QUE HAY EN- Ell
ESTADO DE SONORA

-.L-o-,y,, Es,~~,r, pore II PRENSA.'
NOGALES. Arizona. Abril IL
Cientos de cabezas de ganado nan 81
do traidos violentamente a la from
terra por los propietsrios, tanrO anne
ricanos como m~exicanos de los ran
chos ubicadoS en- Ia parte Norte del
Estzdo de Sonora : muchas de elias
han sido paSadas va a tcrritorio anne
ricano. por este lugar.
FL objeso que Sc perSigue IS e. de
7oner salvo e. ganado IN tanto que
Sc define Ia situaci6n en- e. Estado
lie Sonora.
Las autoridades aduanaies de Sono-
"a estan regresando a Ia frontera
International a todos los m~exicanos
cue pretenden entrar a territorio de
csc Estado sin el correspondents
pasaportc ' Sc esta llevaRdo a cabo
una e~stricta ~vigilancia 4 10 largo de Ia
Inca divisoria a fin de evitar IN
.engan acceso a 81 los enemigos.
La noticia que circulo aver insiSten-
semente. en- NogaleS, Sonora. acercs
dc que una iuerte columna militia
sc haIlaba en- Marcia Sobre esa ciu-
dad procedente de Casas Grandes.
Chihuahua. no ha podido ser confir-
nards.
Por 10 que hace al ~servicio de CO.
rreos. la oficina postal Sigue hacienda
uso de las estampillas federale>. Cree
- que ell Director General de Correos
ha ordenado que Sc haga una invcs-
tisacion V cue en- case de que el GO
bierno de CarranZa determine desau-
torizar Ia exiStencia de las oficinas
lie correos de Sonora, cl AdminiStra-
Tor General de Correos de los Esta-
los Unidos dara las 6rdenes del case
para que no SC rcciba Ia correSpon-
deucia a proceda de elias en- las ofici
a americans nj que sea deSpacha-
da Ia que vaya dirigida al Estado de
Sonora. directamente.
En- los centres milita-es sc diio hoy
cor ins:Stencia L el General Gales
tiene 81 prcp6sito de zanzibar Ia re-
sidencia del gobierno del EStado de
Hermosillo a Cananea tomando en-
consideration que este ultimo punto
sc presta mas para ser defendido
eficazmente. en- case de que tai cosa
Sc haga recesaria a causa de Que Ca
RAM inteEte enviar fuerzas fedora
es a Que tomen possession nuevamG-~
IN 81 nomhre del Estado Y de los
oertrechos miiitares con que cuenta
sctus}mertc el movimiento rehelde.
En- las GALES de Nogales. Sonora.
fuc fjjada hoy una nueva proclama
n cue Sc llama a todos los ciudada-
7os 4 que tomen las armaS contra cl
-obierRo dc Carranza. Esta proclama
>sta firmai2 por Ell PreSidente NUM-
-ipal y expresa que ma Sido eXpedida
for orden del general Plutarco Elias
Gales, Comandante en- Jefe de las
fuerzaS de Sonora.
Anuncia ademaS Ia referida pro
Lama que Ia defenSa contra e inva-
sion del territorio del Estado por las
fuerzas federales ha sido puesta en-
manos del general Gales Y que con 81
colahoraran en- ei misn1o obieto los
generates Samanisro. Pima, Plank Y
slGupos etIoA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15
ZAPATOS PARA TODD MUNDO

ZAPATOS PARA TODD MUNDO
Zapatos de casa para Scnoras, va
len So 90: dc una trabilla Y ia \ OF
cones bajos =. ...... .Cc
cpers Sa maz s5ii dc $ soIsm psTs n'"'s' 1.65
c,b, 1"pato 2sa GlanG 5s S de $500 . cD p@5a | 40
Zaparos dc s.. 90 de trabajo. para ca
balleros. De ante Il otros cucros; el . OF
zapato ideal para el trabaio rudo. <.'cc
Zapatos de Gale de $500 para . az
nihos y n:nas. negros y bayos.. M'~c
Zapatos "Kcwpic Twins dc So 80 pa
"a ninos Y niias. rs una marca blcn CO.
nocida e1 todas parties. Los il 9 OK
uuidarcn.os a .... $780,. %'SS
Tn gran lote dc zapatos Y chocIos pa
"a sonora. todos cueros, tacones frances Y
militar. Ealen hasta $40. 90; los = or
Tn gran tote dc choclos para caballc-
70. Ell dolores bayo Y negro. En- todos cs-
tiles. Valen hasta $3.50 = OF
.Shord $50. -. e.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15
LOS MA SALTOS
ALTOS Salaries

En- la IONA petrolera de References
habria trabajo al p~resente, Y 10 habr;
aun por muSho tempo, para miles d.
hombres, hombres que no Sc consi
euen faeilnente, debido a Ia tremen
da emigration de los dltimos meses.
De donde Sc han llevado alguno
trabajadores, que hacian falta peren
toris en- la Cortes il Co, Y en- Ia =
tlantics," csta del Estado de San Lay
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15
FIESTA SOCIAL

BIG WELLS, Tex. abril Eel
Campo Morelos numero q de Leiado
res del Mundo, de esta poblacicn, pre-
ara una fiesta social que deoeca e.
fectuarse dentro de pocos dia5 En-
tire los mie7nbros dc la Orden, asi co
no entire las familiss de los moN;ca-
o reaidentes tqri. hay gran EMU.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-15

sias7no per la fiesta, para Ia cual es-
tan recaudan6ose va fondos enS:c los
mieusbros del Ca
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-07-10

Window, and shall Ire 50 ulat windows
i% iovrr, art rarsns opened ouc must '
to
han ones''nh OF the floor
,iuo yaIr pockets shall o,n,
ia,,,t,I, l,,r. hung on double n"sos
Applications made sun nt '"" ctcrtu
ia thoroughly before Manntactur
IN dressings Tor use b give to the
boarlo of Health evidence ' 'Os'' to-
"a that the hac'lS "
e.
ing uacards
shall pupil IN the Puon s OF thus Town
having to IN charge heate OF
from physician hg thaI
iush tnc 4
ted an immunity Il ole year ,,.ir
to rene" 'he vaccination
!, ,...,, s,on bo ,.n.-,.
cuuir
the shuo oil
mnca disease ending report OF feS'eiea ph
On Ii
Sha Oe COseu immediately
lum
he
prohibited 0anlta7
la sl &c
sufficient nuhoerPt
kalLage be closed, empted da4y
The
system exists an seao
AucOsets u
scuub
II
drinking railway toad
-
for the faxe
water kptfo
ualr, OF the owner, OF Pc proprietor,
of
allow the thereof au be dmeqgy
Code. a
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-07-10
GARBAGE AND REFUSE

II De the
in the
10 PROVIDE all
hP building
uhclent mold
Aae anu without being filled within four inches of the top
e Goo garbage and whatever KIND
uulhe thS hou4 said building place OF
or the portion thereof Of which person tenant
hold
fitting ' $40
mo matter thing of kind whatsoever which shall be
" health,
business, to connection
or 10 De used to be
euted
hectn with any BUSINESS
Every proPereto easee, yshouse
OF % Premises where CLANS Holsters shell OF
thr nsh are consumed used cd matter offa
ofal
20 spah keep us
cumGlaions - ~
a. No hotel or house swu garbage offensive of liquid
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-07-10

removed required to be removed by the
through
ionbound
Of be allowed
thercfrom.
this municipality premt the to
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dead
Of this municipality SHALL and is
vehicles suitable
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shall leave throw into place or street. public
Of dead animals aforesaid
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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-07-10
SCHOOL BOARD MINUTES.

Abboville, La, May 10Th, 1920.
The Vermilon Parish School Board
met this day in special session with the
following members present. Messrs
Ulysse Bernard, President, Moleus Du-
bois, j. II. Holmes, Owe Comeaux, w.
l.. lIoffpauir, Alexis Langinais, j, r.
Theriot, and Ulysse Stansbury,
Ordinance creating Milton School
District.
Ordinance ordering Election.
Proclamation of President.
The following committee from Ncrm-
lion Parish to act in con junction with
a committee from Vermilion Parish in
tlc building Of additional rooms to the
Milton School was app0intcd:.Messrs
Augustin Picard, j. ii. Williams, and
Ulvssc Bernard,
The congpsted condition of the KHp-
Ian School WAS presented to the Board
and upon motion. duly seconded. Messrs
Joe Mire, Vincent. and Williams were
appointed committee TO Investigate,
On motion Of Mr.. Dubois, duly Sc.
conded, by Mr.. Langlinans. the Presl.
lent was authorized TO sign a sale Of
one acre of land TO the School Board
from w. II. Horny Of Henry, La, the
same 90 bp used rs an addition TO Che
campus at the Henry School at price
of 100000
On motion, duly seconded, Miss Rosa
Mills, was appointed supervisor and
assistant 20 tho superintendendent al
a salary of $4,000 per month.
On motion. seconded. the Board adj
igurned TO meet on juno End, 1920.
ULYSSE BERNARD
J. II. WILLIAMS, Pres.
Secy.