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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
Highway
SOUTHERN PUBLISHERS
DISCUSS PAPER SHORTAGE
Convention nt tshrvinr VIII Wr~xt!c
With Grn.e rr"h'rrns OF News
paper Wen.
I ny Associatcd rre-sl

Ivy Associated l'r"~e.
AsiiEviLLE, y C.. July 10
Shortage of print paper. Shortage OK
labor. shortage of coal and shor;are
OF freight cars VIII command all tho
attention OF Southern newspaper pub.
llshcrS daring their thrcc-day con-
>eniirn which opened here ,hIs
nDcncd hy j. IL Allison. OF Fort
WORTH. Texas. In his address as
president
Closer cooperation among pub
llsh"rs alsnG the lines OF buying and
distribution, and uniform methods OF
sHrp.ns and routing have been sug-
Ecsied aH preliminary steps IN ia" So
!ution u the problems Nj Allison
pr,Gic,cd that liz nuslishcrs vii
turn to tn" next Congress COR relief
from the om!nous ncwSpriut son, b
city through legislation that won 1T
render government aid I'm establish
Ing ne" pulp mills on the Western
coast aud ALASKA for IN. munUfar-
- n" o! white print papc: from the
hNa,,nb!s ,lntcr Ia th3He regions.
lions opposing grvcruncnt pwn,r-
snip ANA oncrntiVn 81 railways and
Fc""r'l ownership and opora'j,n Of
presented ~. Charles / stewart. u
L"NinG con. Ky, chairman oi the
ncwspapcr print committee OF the a.
s'a.ia'!"n, w"re adopted unanimously
The uubiiS hnrs rolt chat .N's-.fE
ShipptuE conditions were largely =
sp"usihlc for tho threatened coal
fam no and - great f-Ctor IN MAIN
,hin'nE The present Nigh prices"
TIC making OF wood pulp with the
AID Of cotton lintcrs is not practical.
Chairman Stewart reported. Ills re
port states that over 400 n"wsna.
pers have promised to STAY ~ al
the SPOT market for ucwspr!ui IN an
attempt to bring down IA, ih.v
term an abnormal market, The con-
Nent'on got down. 10 work soon after
Governor Beckett, %. North Carolina.
A"d delivered an address OF welcome.
sir Auckland Goodies. British am
b"SShdnr To this country, w!u nd q
i.'SS the newspaper men tomorrow
nicht.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
MINIATURE AI.M>NAC.
RAINS LAY DUST AND MAKE
STATE HIGHWAYS MUDDY
'toinH" Il HAD nj New I'Iii nj south
End Of Chnppnwnm~ic


Richmond Washington Rains las,
night laid the dust and made the
road some what muddy In places; a.so
made bad going at new an at south
END OF 'hnpnawhmsic Swami. How
ever. III" greater part az the high
way ~ in good condition.
Richmond cihrkSVillc Highway
slippery In places. ana rather muddy
chmond-th arlottcsyili-- Highway
wet and slippery. Streams up at some
lords. Tho rough section hc'yc"ii
Nontp"licr ana Coates pcrSista
lNchm"nh OLA Point -- Highway
muddy on dirt sections.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20

could finish in the stipulated time Perhaps
with change of shippers and better
wind today. the Irish yacht will do better.
For the sake of Sir Thomas all good sports
men will hope that, even if he cannot win.
the boat on which his ambition is conferred
may at least make a Creditabc showing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
Alnt Thcr Gcitin, l-npl.ht

Sent in II $40 check las; week tn pay an un-
fair tax on our Incompetent motor boat and
got call down from the naughty clerk be-
cause we accidentally addressed the en-
VciOpc:
To the
COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUES.
lie was real hot and nasty about it, in his
polite diplomatic way. Rut We still say pri-
raicly, publicly and profancly, that Sherman
was right; and If that b. treason, gents. make
the most OF IL,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
BRITAIN CONSIDERS MANNIX
AS GOTHAM CHEERS HIM
thHrt'imnn Welcomed nv lIyI:,n
While London Plans Ia liar Him
from ireland.

II'F aN'-I'- T'fNS~-I
LONDON July l9.-The question.
a. 10 whether the most Rev. Daniel
Aiann!S. archbishop of Melbourne.
Australia, snail be barred FROM Ire
land In Wow Of his recent ut;c~nu.v,
IN tho United states which arc 70
ported here as anti EnGlish. il ia
der consideration by the British gov
eminent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
The Poets Corner
Her Vncntion.
MY annual vacation Of

Her VHcntion.
MY annual vacation OF
y month will soon be here"
Said Mabel, and | cannot take
The buds I wore last year.
;" iii so out and purchase now
y summer dress or two.
pair OF pumps, n parasol,
And hat aud sweater new"
Poor Mabel bought fluffy gown
OF organdie and lace.
and hoppy hat with roses wreathed
To shade her pretty face.
Then she. also! eat down and went
Like one OF hope bereft,
For her vacation trip was of.
she had no money eft. &c.
-Minna Irving, in New York Sun,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
Chicneo Chr Strike oycr

.fNV, July II-NOrm1l Street
Shr service nn the Chicago surface
iines was r"s";ncd this morning fol-
towing a Compromise agreement yes
,crna| a't"' noon by which 1900 cleo
tricai work erA, shopmcn All ,r,.i.
men who have been on strike for four
1lFs. VIII receive substantial in
crcnscS. retroactive To July l. Raises
HSNeh Tor timers and two groups OF
LASS u electricians were denied
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
I,n..an ucglmcnt. Arrive.

WASlilNGTpN. Iuiy ir.-ltuly H.
sending troops 10 the line % lcmaT-
cation between Jugo- Slavia and itai:.
IN anticipation OF fresh disorders on
tIe Dnimatitn coast accordin. II
cable dispatches received here today
by the Jusa-Slav legation from l.ai-
bach via Belgrade. Arrival Of "a reg
imrnt OF infantry ana some ur.illcr :
at LcSatctZ w?3 reported. wli,!" IL
was said that the one Hundred and
First and one ilunurcd and Second
regiments Of :hc Sassari brigade had
arrived at Trieste
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
j. S. SHIPPING CONTROLS
! GERMAN SHIP PROGRAM
Opening Of Trade Routes to Amcri-
lean Commerce Declared MOmcn-
tOus Event for Germany.
my Associntcd prcss.

HAMBURG. July Is.-As further
PVT 'r',cutnrs came To light regarding
me agreement between the Hamburg
american steamship Company and
me American Ship and Commerce
Corporation. by which the former
German trade routes are to be opened
70 Amcrican shipping. the belief Is
deepening In shipping and financial
circles mere that II constitutes one of
the most momentous events for Ger
many since tho war. Through IL thu
icrinans see the means Of rcgainiug
touch with the outside world and an
opportunity for Hamburg: Ia re-
establish "a scmbiancc at least Of it's
'"T mm, POSI-, AS. As n Great port.
h.nciits expected. the Germans attach
much political Significance to Tho
aGIccinent. This was emphasized
to-day ny Wilhelm cunco. general
manager OF the HAMBURG American
Line. who in an Interview with the
Associated Press. declared: II call
your especial attention Ia the fact
:hnt the agreement mus, not only be
considered from IL business point OF
view. but mast be regarded ns "A trial
at establishing good relations be-
tween lii" two countries.
Economic HrIntionS Needed
rho way We have taken Will DO
~" only possible ono to resume re-
lnt!"ns between Germany and for
"icn countries in tho near future. rho
war lcf, 4 deep Jsulf between the
rhniz"d entire economic order. The
normal state OF things can only be
l'h'"red II representatives Of eco
tunl interests In new and more
binding connection than was possible
In rr"-wa times.
Herr Ounce stated the Spa confer
cncc supplied the best proof that CO.
operation Of nations canno, hc cf-
r"ciei ny victorious government
dictatine dccrccs 10 a beaten govern
'rl"nt"
The experience Of our nogotia,ions
with the United Sta,as confirms
ihis' continued Herr Cunon. Prom
IN" hrst day wc took up discussions
MN IN" fnll knowledge that this
hrsi renewal ~ friendship on an i'm
nor'ant and vital point would have
:" he sincere and binding"
satisfied WITH Agreement.
Hot cnnco said hc waa satisfied
a., arrocm"n; would prove q SUCCESS,
believing II would Ice the rcopcuiny
OF peaceful working relations hr-
tween 10" -" countries. II IL under
STOOD thht thcr" is no foundation for
Ceporis printed In ii.rman ncwspa.
pcrs that American Ships would 10
placed at Tho Hamburg American
llIo's disposal
that huge shiphuiiAing program
- contemplated not only nv tho
HAMBURG American Company. hut bi.
other German lines * evidenced by
preparations now in progress. l, IL
h"i"Nrh mat " snfictcn' material
ALhnoi b" had. arrangements will he
mad" 10 import american steel which.
tt Tire present rate Of exchange, can
y" laid down cheaper than tho Ger
man product
Meantime on the lower cnd OF
tifmb"tt hArh"r new shiphuiiding
plant which. II &. said. is destined 10
70" INC largest ia Europe. is nearing
CONJUNCTION. Tho HAMBURG AmcrIcan
Line IS ono Of the principal stock
bpld"rs IN TINS concern. which will
h"Eiu operations Within eighteen
days and facilities Tor quickly doub-
Ling iis capacity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
NORTHERN BEDOUINS BAND
AGAINST FRENCH FORCES
Tribes In Mcsopntnsnfn Farm ConIi-
ti"n Against Invading PoIlus
Wear BEIRUT
by Associated Prcss

BEIRUT. SYRIA. July lS.-The
l'ro"hin tribes Of northern Mesu-
p"tamia have formed coalition
aEa ,hst me French. while Feisai. head
Of the syrian state Is cndcnvorjpr tn
org ini%c the bandits west Of Aieppo
INTO movement against the French
inc clashes between the Arabs and
me Fr"nch arc expected any day and
tho situation is tense
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
I. IGNORED In New yo-k

Nf.N OlEk, July lN.---N rCnbiNhOp
Daniel ManniN, OF Australia, w.~ cx-
tended IN" freedom OF the city and
"ihciaiiy welcomed by Mayor hyitn
at IN" city Hall here today. Ee en-
tered the building through ch."rinc
tnr"nE& escorted by Archbishop rat
REX iInNes and committee Of
rr.cstS from his diocese.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20

Even blase Washington, to which Prcsi-
dents and dignitarics in general usually
mean no treat, walked up to Il high degree
of enthusiasm when Jimmy Cox arrived
in town for his conference with the Prcsi-
dent. Mr.. Harding, in the shady seclusion
OF his front porch, is thereby given some
thing more over which to ponder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
Wnstcful l. Right,

Looking backward and not desiring 10 be
obnoxious. 1t strikes that the amount of
money usclessly spent 10y supporters of the
two leading candidates before the Republican
convention. would have gone long way to-
ward reducing the national obligation and
cutting down the income tan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
Textile Convention Po.,poncd.

MANCli ESTER y. H.. July lo.--Thc
convention OF the United Textile
have been held here in September.
has been advanced to October {. it
~as announced today. The change
was made to allow American dele
gates TO the British trades council
session next month, time TO return
and report. III .,I..,-.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
Men,.

i've just been to the ,onsorialist and got n
shave and haircut for $i.25." said Jones.
proudly.
"liumph!" CALCULATED Smith. i've just got
tho same thing from barber for GO cents"
You fellows nre easy remarked Brown.
pointing proudly to hs chin See the little
cuts and biackhcads and things? | shave my
tion,'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
The Weather
tFurnis eG by U. .. Weather Eurenu.,
Forecast: yIrr,,,I,,-

forethst: Nrgitilit-
Fiiir Tuesday except
showers extreme south
east portion: Hc,lncs :
day fnir.
Mort % Carolina
Fair Tuesday except
slinwcrs extreme south
cnst i,Orti0n: Wrdncs :
,inN fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20

d Platform declarations and pertervid ora
tory directed against lynching have their
places, but the Governor OF North Carolina
has adopted the one really effective measure
by putting his machine guns in readiness.
a little more such sternncss and the disre-
gard OF the law which has brought the South
into disreputc will become the execution
rather than the rule
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
FINANCIAL CONFERENCE
AT BRUSSELS POSTPONED
Secrctnry-ticncrni of League or Sn-
tt"Es Snya Meeting VIII lie
Scheduled Inter.
lBy Associated Press. I

PARIS. July l9.--Thc secretary-
general OF the league OF nations in
announcing officially today the most
poncment of the brussels financial
conference. says that Il definite datn
for the conference will be fixed Mt tho
meeting OF the council of the lcnrue
at San Sebastian, Spain. on July 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20

S~pRILSiiED every day m the year mt 10 south
- Tenth street. Richmond. Va. bv The Times
5S nispnteh Publishing CO. Inc. CLor.s L. iIashro"k
slsSN Editor Manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
SEEN ON THE SIDE
DY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
Disadvantage,

1t is glorious 10 ski-Sk!.
Shooting with nigh; and main
over the hill and down the slide.
Hut yuh have Ia climb back again.
And rocket soarS with grace
To Kiss the sky oerhcad,
Eut ain't il an ugly old black stick
When it tumbies down again:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20

The G. o. Il. is planning to have $4,000
spellbinders on the stump by the beginning
of September 1t will take twice that mum
Der to explain inteligently any single plank
of the Republican platform.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
A Dead Audience.

We wrote some time ago tina, we'd like TO
be adopted by millionaire. and that's the
last we've heard OF
Is IT possible ali millonaircs are dead. or
,ioa't they read The I'd?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20

TEI.EpifON Ithwio,un
1, Private Branch Ih
chansc. connecting N''h
all detinr t mcn.s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20

- am through with politics forever
says NJ. Clemenceau. My task is finished
81 have done my work" Although the
great Frenchman has entered his eighticth
year, in Withdrawing from politics he does
not propose TO spend his remaining days
IN idleness. for he is just putting the finish
lng touches on tho first draft of novel
dealing with Egyptian life
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
Thc ,Iinnc Sheet.

Our plumber guest made three round trips
TO town to get tools and parts he had forgot
ten.
Wait till we get the bill; jus, wait! Well
r-wcll-humph Reckon well pay it at .hn;
They all do.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20

TUESDAY. JULY 20. 1920.

In its verdict that the Kaiser forced the
United States into war. German inves;i
eating commission is finding out what the
whole world knew more than three years
ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20

ADDRESS ALI. con-
MCNlC.NTiONS e. Tue
Times Dispatch. and nor
60 individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
Local Temperatures Yc.tcr,ln

I. IT. tCmprrature ................ 10
Ma Aiiuuni tcmpcraturc To J.. NJ. So
Minimum trmIIcraturr TO y T. MI. -
Mean ttmpcratur" yesterday as
Normal tcmr"raturc. for this date 81
beii cheney yesterday ................ {.
deficiency sine" March .!........ 900
deficiency since January ........ 5JI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20
Voice OF the People

Letters must give the name aud address %
the writer. Sanc viii not he published n
writer requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20

Sir Thomas Upton is finding scant food
for his CHEEKY optimism in the performance
.of his fourth challenger for the America <
Cup His Shamrock ~. on which he bases
this hopes OF long-deierred victory. has had
Two brushes with the defender and In each
Sshe has shown TO sorry advantage on both
2pceasions being compelled 10 view the clean
SsHeels Of the Resolute. Sir Thomas won the
;9rst through nuke and was saved n miser-
seble defeat in the second when neither
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20

HnInfall 1. hours cn,,ing \ l.. N. :. l.l2
Rainfall - hours ending J.. NJ. 2ut
Excess since March .............. 80
Excess since January ............ .. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20

Another installmcnt o: his deb, TO civil
cation has been paid by William Iinhonzol-
Tern in the death by suicide OF his Youngest
son, Prince Joachim. And still there are.
those who insist that for his crimes agains,
mankind his greatest punishment would
nave been to face firing squad or swing
from gallows THAT doubtless would be
a welcome relief ia him from the slower
method OF melting on, justice which viii
continue TO torment him so long as he lives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-20

Henry Ford is still available as a presi-
dental candidate for any party that con.
sidcrs putt!ogaa ticket in the field.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-26
OUR STOCK IN TRADE.

We oitcu with citizens OF Abbevillc
could see the mass of ''Juuk' that
comes through the mails every week
10 this newspaper Office. If they could
they woGld readily see that the world
is still fun o. pcoips who do not realize
that newspaper man = space IN his
paper is his stock in trade. They would
also see that for monumental gall the
average press agent is without an
equal
A newspaper is run primarily to
disseminate the news, build up the
community and earn a living for the
man who works hard TO keep it going
Put many people seem impressed with
the belief that it is printed and circu-
lated merely for the purpose of helping
them pull their own chestnuts out Of
the FIRE or assisting them in unloading
something ON the public they don =
think enough OF to advertise IN the
regular way. Free auto readers, free
political puffs, free readers asking the
public to subscribe to this or that zen
dowment or special graft pour into
the newspaper Offices of this nation in
such torrent that it is not hard to
understand why there is a shortage Of
white paper. The wise and sensible
editors throw such trash in the stove
or the waste basket, and awakens next
day to find new grafters seeking to
hlch from him his only asset, his only
stock in tradc-the space in his paper.
We have always tried to run this
paper in the interest Of the people Of
this community, and we expect to con
tinue doing so. II the time ever comes
that we are forced TO turn il over to
anyone it will be to the sheriff, and not
TO the horde of space-graftcrs who
clutter up the mail with attmcpts 20
persuade editors they should join hands
in imposing upon the very people whom
they depend upon for support.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-26
PROCLAMATION.
State Of Louisiana,
Parish Of Nclmni IN Lnniaiann

State Of Louisiana,
Parish Of Fefm!,i III, Louisiana.
Pursuant to authority contained In
Ordinance No. Of the School Board f
the Parish Of VermiiJn I date Nav O.,
1920, /, Clysse Pernard, President Of
the said School Board, do hereby o We
notice tlat an election will be held m
Milton School District 40. l, Of tie
Fourth Police Jury Ward If .he p.yi,h
or Fcrmlilon, Louisiana, On The "A h .ay
% June, 1920, at which ele ton tho
pFopertFp taxpayers Of said DistriC in
number md amount eligible TO vote md
voting shall determine the prouosi,iG ION
to Issue negotiable bonds If the Milton
Special School District ~. | II the
Fourth Police Jury Ward Of the Parish
Il Nermihcu, to the amount Of Five
thousand Dollars, fsJ,O0p.OOJ, % run
Tor period Of ten years, bearing inter.
est AZ tie rate Of five per cent per an.
num, payable annually the proceeds 20
be used IN constructing additional
rooms, furnishing and eld.ppiag ttssa
rooms, 10 the Milton School, in ;hr town
Of Milton, Louisiana, in the Fourta
Police jury Ward Of the Parish Of Vers
million, Louisiana.
The said election shall be held al the
following polling place: AlcidC Bour-
geoi5 Broom Factory, at Milton, La,
Parish Of Vermilion, and the following
commissioner and clerk Of lection are
hereby appointed
Commissioners: s A. Picard, Eusebs
Eroussard, Ferncst Meaux.
Clerk: Augustin lizard.
Notice is hereby given that on the
2Jth day Of June, 1920, az 10 O'Clock
a. m the School Board # Nermilion
Parish viii meet at the Office in the
city Of Abbevi'le, Louisiana, and there
in public session win open the ballot
box, examine and canvass the returns
and declare the result Of the election
and promulgate the same.
Given this 18th day Of May, 1920, al
Abbeyille, Louisiana, Parish Of Vermil'
Ion.
ULYSSE BERNARD,
J. II. WILLIAMS, President
Secretary.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-26
Sheepskln Cor Sick.

A shePpskin Is OF great value 10 a
person who Is confined 10 the he'd,
Put under the sheet, wool side up II
is delightfully."- soft and restful for the
patient. II Is well TO have twO Of
them. so that one can he 10 use while
the other is being aired. To keep
them soft and fluffy they should he
beaten on the back-never on the wool
side,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-26
GINA, DEEDGER PERFORMING
won 4ES as IT TuENS BAYOU
IkEy MANAGEABLE WATERWAY


tn, lowing Us taa'u from Tine '."..
a.,tfu Gazette.
rrl.. dog days arrive Lafayette
viii O.. Iur..,U 900 90 n#....''' 0.''...'
that a.I .".".. H "''n ,ar o".-'".
.d .. way ot jhr A.-h"'',.t"
T.... ..w.u.N r."a -.,.'r ""..'.
s.Hn.I IS m,.."rut meant r '' ".'E
the progress u. ''r great "'.'-' '..''
3. slowly digging o., wa. ".N" .,. ,'.'
\.ma.n iuH .Hv 'u.." r.,'"L 200.
dlrigr turned a".jN >rr.'.'"N' ".'.'.
ta.ee HI', below .a' Ha'l''j ''. g.
and D. is performing wonders J." '''
Way Cd .iedinI The 'h"A''' OBJ ".7.' ''
tinus, widening ami deepening IL ''"
removing tHc o}crhaHS'"S trees anu
vines 4. at o0sirurt ihe easy m'' '''''''
OF q, is down TO has So Jour
THIS .s the uIedG, D., al '"1' mas "'@
its way over thirty mics oL lt,''''' , ,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-26
Children and Books.

Il does the child no harm 20 make
The acquaintance OF books which we're
not written for children. In a home
where the great books that have IN.
splred or amused successive genera
lions are accessible. an active-mnGed
child Is likely at some time or Other
20 get NJ them II we want our chill
kind OF books let us provide them
with opportunities for meeting such
books without too much fWmality.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-26
n crches with a D lbIe life.

The Transformation uf microbes
from one form 70 an"'hpr has been
described h' many ~ cstigalors. and
Il has oven been aug listed that the
same niicrohp IN rl'reerent forms may
be responshlp for frpreut diseases.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-26

Ever trt To fed n chCl;adop? lie
Is n Socrhe fellow, says the AmPri.
can Forestry Magazine Of Washing.
ton IF you whistle TO the chiCkRdee
he VIII invariably respond, which Is
more than can be said of most other
hir1s
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-06-26
FOR SbLE.

Handsome black saddle horse. Ken
lucky bred, in good condition. Mrs.
Fred Smith, Morgan City, La. Phone
0. $40.