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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-03-31

Free TO the siek--Subscrtption to The Herb
Doctor; II tells how to cure yourself OF all
diseases with herbs, where to get them. In
close SC postage. Mountain Herbs Co. iIs
TOBACCO, PURE NATURAL LEAF. Grown
In the heart OF the tobacco belt, zoe pound.
postpaid Jack Foy. Dukedom. TenneAsee.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-03-31
Then Throw Away Your Sprays
and Other Makeshift Treat
ment.

Why? Simply because you have
overlooked the cause Of catarrh,
and all Of your treatment has been
Tnisdirected. Remove the cause Of
the clogged-up accumulations that
choke up your air passages, and
they will naturally disappear for
good. Bat no matter how many
local applications you use to tenn
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-03-31
Blind Men spIIee Rope

6ilHo mcu 0PitSC nNPSs
Blind men in "A Pacific coast lnsti.
tuition have become expert rope spllcers
and knotters with very brief series
of lessons.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-03-31

Girls are true friends when they cry
together In sympathy.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-03-31

Every human heart is human
LongfeIlow.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-03-31

Applause has made fools of more
men than criticism.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-03-31

A doc.vr who tells you your synlp-
toms before you can tell them wins
your et.a rol faith.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-12

Thuruten swnyse'g Aeattiea
A tract adjoining block A on nerkn
fniatted a. street,; lot and se feet
81 90 feet z In NV corner lot !. baeo3
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-12
CAR SITUATION IS BETTER
So Dickinson Farmers May Get Good
Wheat Market

with prospects of the car SITUATION
clearing up in the near future, ac-
cording to reports made by the car
service commission Of the American
Railway association. and with sup
ply on hand. the largest since May
1t begins to look as though the Kan
sas farmer will be able to choose his
market. after all.
Many reports Of good yields have
not diminished the enthusiasm OF the
majority Of the farmers, and because
Of the tendency Of the market to drag
many are binning their wheat with
the idea of not selling should cars
be supplied, but holding until the
market raises.
Many farmers near Abilene have
been unable to market their wheat
as vet. One farmer southwest of
Abilene has 1000 bushels that he
has tried to dispose Of but has not
been able to do so. The clearing up
of the transportation jam, as Is pre-
dicted by the car commission, will
benefit many Dickinson and other
Kansas farmers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-12
COAL Is 10 90 HI0Ff9R AGAIN
Cheapest Cod WIN Probably b $40

The cost Of keeping warm will be
higher this winter than ever before,
according to Abilene coal dealers,
who say coal prices are going up.
With the new freight rise effective
August 20, coal will cost from 30
cents to $3.50 ton more. Kansas
coal will cost so cents or more
ton. and the price of Illinois and Col
orado coal will be increased more
than 81 a ton. The cheapest coal on
the market will retail at about $40 a
ton.
In addition to high prices. coal al
ready Is scarce, and dealers nave
been unable to fill all orders. Coal
is coming from the mines, but In such
small quantities dealers are far be-
hind In deliveries.
"I look for a coal shortage this
winter, in spite Of the fact that many
Abilene people have supply In their
bins" a coal dealer said today Gar
shortage and labor unrest have caus-
ed the supply to fall behind the de-
mand."
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-12
STRONG TOOK ALL BUT ONE
Lost One County BY Margin OF o.
Votes

1t was learned at Republican mead
Quarters that Congressman J. u.
strong had carried every county In
this district but one, Cloud, which ne
lost by 50 votes. He is particularly
strong with the ex-service men on
account Of his consistent stand for
their interests during his first term
In congress. Strong is son OF a
veteran and his son George, served In
the air service during the war as
pilot. At the close Of the war Con-
gresham Strong opened in his office
in Washington a service department
with his son in charge, and person
ally rendered service to more than
900 ex-service men in regard to
their back pay, liberty bonds, com
pensation, clothing. etc. As recog-
milton Of this splendid service the
American Legion at its state meeting
gave Congressman Strong a vote OF
thanks, which was also In consider
alton for his vote for the soldiers
bonus bill.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-12

ErIsssn's So. - Lets - = - Z. = A.
~, =, NJ 49, ss ~ ana i. ~ Of
I,esels,. first ASAitass
az lot and e OF creek and IN
n at n OF creek. vine street; y 1875
fsst S e ipt street r. Vine streets lot " ''
INK rns' .xs.,,.. t
,o, 20 Thirs strset: lot iS6 and VIZ
lot is3 and K s feet OF 1877, Third street;
iot I4l and VIZ OF 1879. Third street.
Lebssd's Fourth Aaditien
Lots rs, "a and 20, Rogers avenue;
lots 80 and 80. Rogers avenue
Lot l. block /; lot 4. block 2.
IN, ,'hinck ;: iot Is block 2.
LOT l. HE Hss.i..S Asa,t,ss
Lots 4 :. 81: and o ., slo soi
/; lot 49, block ! tots bioct /. ali OF
~. q a. H,VoH 81 ~ and 2s' block
s si' lot !, block =; lot 4, block 10; lot
70. block w lot H. D,o.a Az
Fairv!ew ASeyi o,s az and
90 Lpis 70 % u - o'''A
~ o'o -. Aas,.sa.
,o,. Fs MA hIock a.
LOIS ~ anu ~ 'I o,'. .ss,.,o.
All OF BLOCK 27.
Bc.te. HeiEhts Add dans al a,
All Of block !; All OF bloch u al hioc Of
block II; all OF block y; az OF DiEcH
10; all Of block II; lots 70 ~ i gs:
block %; lots |! TO ~ me. uivok so
lots ! to 10 Inc. block 20 loes MI
inc. block 20; lots !. 2. y. T. ana D7s
ana ~ ahS ~ p,oSA 70 % inc block
me- p,oITT 70 iss,s * ana ID ex. e
~ , .ott or bicck az: lots to 20 inc.
10 iee' h,ocE AZ: an OF block 3S.
ex' iot 40 o.osH o.
Wahl's Addition
Lots 3, and 3. block z,
Lots 8, 4 and S, block O.
A -L.,... Valley Town 4 Land Co.'S
Addition
Beg. at point ON 8 line Of First St.
40l49 feet z of NE cor, NEk NE Y
2I-l3,2, 200 feet, F. 1873 1-3 feet, N
200 feet, w 1873 1-3 feet; beg. at a pit.
on line of First street, 401.49 feet
W Of NE cor. NEh 21-13-2, 8 200 feet.
ex. alley; beg at a point on s side OF
First street, 1919 feet w Of NE cor
NEA Of 21-13-2, 8 200 feet, w ~ feet
N 200 feet, p rs feet to beg
U,,ver.,tx Height. Addition
ro.s % ana 81 Siock
Avs ..s,.,o.
Sresavse"e SInoE ,ots %
and "a, block z; lots ~. -, ~ snG -:
blcok z. lots 70; ~ anu |V' o'"SA -
lots ~ ana ~ oIock
Com. at center line Of Ninth street
and e line OF K & H add. e rs feet,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-12
Had Fine Picnic

The district A. Fl. T. A. picnic held
at Solomon Wednesday, first OF what
is now to be an annual event, was a
big and enjoyable affair. the Abb
lene members who were there said
today. Five lodges were represent
ed. Mr.. Willie of Solomon was elect
ed president and John Craig Of Sa-
lima vice president. The. next picnic
is to be held at a grove southeast of
Solomon. An address by the state
president was an enjoyable feature
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-12
Death of Henry U. Roarer

Henry U. Rohfer, aged "a years,
son Of ME-, and Mrs. Ulirich Rohrer
died last evening at the home on
Southeast Second street after lin
gering illness. Beside his parents he
is survived by his widow and one
child, and several brothers and sis
tiers. Funeral services will be at z
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon from the
home and at 8 o'clock from the New
Basel church.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-12

MANCHESTER x
Lot H. b L, MOCK to & ioss J. IT. anS
H. ,e sioe ok s; lots ) and !. block 8; lots
rs. &. il and il. block II; lot 7, block
il: lots 10, II and 1S. block II i0ts ..
ii sHs r. Isl s'G iet. a .st BLOCK
lot il. block 20.
Talmage City, In Wnlowda1e -
Lots I and 8, block 2; lots IA ana TO-
Talmage In Buckeye
Lots IA and Is. block l
Briney's Second Addition
Lots II and 10, block
Briney's Third Addition
SOLOMON CITY
ca s:ss1u9e's .ssr. & sss. sSs
N 81 feet. q 90 feet to beginning; ..r..,.
lots hOt Isl ar and III iss Main street; lots 70,
"a II and is, Main street; East feet
Of lot 60 and an Of "a and so, Main
street lot e. Third street h iSts strs sSG
81 T r. Third staees Street tS iot S. Fourth
I street: lot "a. Fourth street; lots -
and ii, Fourth street; lots 10. liz ~
and ing roursh street ,et 1' Fitt ms Street
lots u TO- f 81 and mss s. Fifth street iots
and q. Fifth street; lot 10 and VA
| fs. Fifth street; lot - ana w ~ i9 IA
g, Fifth street r.. s ~ lses street. 9 be.
F,np1pgi s Is feet fec. e Feet ise feet
begnning sixth strs snd SoS Sis si less
q lot. r. ~, sss ana az H. ii and Il. Pine
street. .,...
| rnts a 10 and IL, Fourth street; lots
II and 10, Fourth street; ,ots lots III.
a ETufth street; lots and 10. sixth
s Street,: III lots ii and 10, Co. Road street.
Gels Addition
:, Lots sss - - Ii SIoa 4 snd 49, block ''''
CARLTON CITY
Lot T. eiG 9ss 4 4 Il, Saeo ( g. BLOCK y '''
south Dillon. In Ridge
| N az feet Of lots u and %. exceg,
a. feet Of . ao feet and sii Is % Al 70; sn q
ssss s, q q ? .a as t s. eiSos K H. c'''A
Lot. 1. D. !, Z. s. : and :. Slocsk Il !.
%. 80, 81 and 80. block III al an a Si oci
9 ali Of block II. all Of block 90.
2 DETROIT CITY
lot 10, block &C. LAMBS seo,L on,
az lot o and ny Is and all H. oioc'
S@ Ysmb's addition.
ENTERPHIsH
= sSs Sl 81: q p. IS E. !, sns s.s ) j
9 block ii; lots . and T. block Il; Joy ~ =,
hiock III lots IL and IL, BLOCK ~.
and ii, block 10; lots 2s ana z'' pa"e
., AZ: lots s and Z. block ~.
East Adaittsa-
EN- block ..
west Addition
- 81 Swk block 80.
North Addition
Lots 4 and s, block 4s; lots 10 IN
1e, block 4s.
seams Addition
al Lot Z, block 5.
al Rrather's Addition
r.ots q. q and 10, block Z; lots i.
ala. s and 9. block IL.
NEW NAVARRO CITY
Lots Z and 9, block ).
al HOPE CITY
81 q a. feet lot except 3 sh teet
: block 4; lot II. block 8; lots ~ ana
Thurston a swnyse's Aaattsea
IL A tract adjoining block A on ner
iel feet N and 8 and $50 feet eno
(piatted a. streetli lot and ~ test
By 90 feet z In NV corner LOT u pi"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-12


.s-~r~sAe Park Addition to Enterprzse'
Tot 3 to 20. even. inclusive
Block
Gated
f,ots 4 and 3, Block 1e
Tots 3, 4, and ., BLOCK - 49,
800 Legnn TownshfR
NWx ana M SWA ana a. 4
NWM sen less r. R----- Il
VIZ NEA --------------
Ridge Tswnship 80 ,
sEH except r. R----------ss 10
Hope Township q. ,
EK NwA less RR-------- u
az sE ------------ -----t ID
@|U Sxcept 81 D.----------M ~
VIZ NBH except r. R-.-----la
az gWX and s1A SEN ex-, "a
can't r. r. ---------------S -
EDX --------------
aFsvsxss AaaifisA. vaestea
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-12
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1920

reares Office in Abilene Dickinson county state OF Kansas 10
the County for the delinquent taxes and charges " INC
TOTO unless same shall paid before said date OF sale
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-12
,.s s.r..ssd 4 M Aplsns wsskly 1890
Tax List
4 DICKINSON COUNTY, KANSAS
State of Kansas, Dickinson County, IS:
10 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

Notice is hereby given the following lands and town lois
situated in the County of Dickinson State OF Kansas OF as
thereof as may be necessary for that purpose Will on
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-12

Herinning at Sw corner SEA
NEN OF 10 10 Nv. East 10
rods, N. so rods, w. ~
rods, s. As rods. r.: IS rods; 90
8 IS rods to beglnning5.l3 ID
Beginning 16 rods w Of SW
corner sen NEh; W is
rods, N 35 rods; Il 10 rods, q,
g IS rods to beginning-=--lS IL
Commencing at N line Of 5th
street in Solomon, W 22s
feet, N 1856 feet. f so feet,
N 81 feet, f 178 feet, S 200 =.
feet to beginning--------l3 10
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-10-09
FOREIGN NEW S.

The Lifmanians have arranged for
another conference at SuWaIki. where
they hope to adjust conditions and
halt the Polish advance to the east.
when - threatening W "iS'up' Ole
MS" ''''''
General Wransel has made prison
ers OF nearly 2o,oo' boiSheVlki north
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-10-09
LEGION OPPOSES
JAP IMMIGRATION
Exclusion of picture Brides
and Annulment of Agree
ment" Is Sought


cleveland, Ohio " Galbralth
IL. oI hcinnat was elected national
,"'iH"hfer OF the American Legion
WEDNESDAY al the closing session OF
rs second "hnua. convention
inc pass nE 81 a resolution placing
me american Legion on record as
o''HS Ill 'a''r or rigorous exclusion
OF Japanese as imml-rarts. cancella.
ZION 81 the so-caiied "Eent'aman's
agreement with Japan. the exclusion
%. picture brides and the decision
ID I'D convention TO cuurrU" it, policy
Ok strict neutrality IN ',-a'd 'o poll.
''a' questions. were thu rle1"m.rat
lhS questions acted upon.
Ah' mat We enter vigorous pro
Test AGAINST the demand Of japan that
naturalization ri"hts be granted To It's
nationals nov Ioca I'd in the United
States. and that We earnestly request
me state Department Of the United
states IN It's settlement OF this ques-
ton not 10 consider any proposition
which Will grant rights Of naturaliza-
ton To this unassimilable people"
On recommendation OF the Ameri-
cahlzation and pro-American work
committee the convention voted that
the national Americanism commission
De adequately financed; that its activt
ties De concentrated on a nationwide
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-10-09
STATE AND DOMESTIC NEWS.

The Louisiana railroad commission
Thursday granted the applications of
the American Railway Express Com
pany to increase rates on intrastate
traffic in the same proportion as per
mitted under ruling OF the interstate
commerce commission for Interstate
business
The Elva Oil Company at Hull. Tex.
has brought in its second well. flow
ing 2S00 barrels.
Population of the following Texas
counties was this week announced by
the census bureau: Bell County 49,
a es = ~=ksatsstiae,'cs l1p- Hssil Gaun.
ty) $50, Tin both Williamson and Bell
counties) 1879, loss 81; Bolton 5O9S.
gain 934; Holland $50, loss So; Killeen
1898, gain 331; Rogers 1856. loss 10;
Temple 1893, gain 40. Eastland
County 5S.5O5. gain 35,OS4; Ranger
16.205, no previous record; Carbon
TAI. gain 262; Cisco 1922. gain 30l2;
Desdemona 300S, no previous record:
Eastland 1868. gain S5l3 German
5000. gain 2237; Rising Star 900. gain
26G. Falls County 36.2lS. gain 568:
Marlin 43l0, gain 432; Lott 1893, gain
-. Rosebud 1916, gain a Upshur
County 22,472, gain 25l2; Gilmer 22GS.
gain 1884; Big Sandy 65S. no previous
record
Frank G. DALEY OF Indianapolis. re-
Gently appointed assistant to the
attorney general, has declined the
post, according to IA statement issued
Thursday at the White House. Mr.
DALEY was named to succeed G. Il
Ames. resigned.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-10-09
RawIinson Will Defend India

Gen. Lord EaWiin>uu. until now in
command Of the great permaucu
training camp of Aldrr~hot. in En-
laud has beeu appointed 10y Kin
George 70 what i The hlue ribbon %
the army-thc office Of gcneraliS>im'
of the British military forces wht',
ana native. of the vast empire of India
with it, teoming population of NOR,
Than 800 OoO.pO. II Is a post Thar car
rieI with IL a salary of SGo.Hou year
allowances and perquisjteS Of at lea--
= much more.
II is now. more thJn ever. a CON
mand of SuperlatNp Importance. fol
the Moscow bOlShcyiki are arou~in-
all the various races uf central A>i.
for an invasion Of India. which they
regard as the most vulnerable poinr %.
King Georges immense empire.
Affectiouately known jhroughuur
the British ARMY - "EaVley." Lor.
Rawlin>on. who in the final diStribr
ton of rewards after The prociamn-
ton of the uumlsticc Vas awarded a .
waited 10 the house of lords 10y ;hc crow
order. one of the shining lights of the
II military works
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-10-09
Populcilon of Texas for
1929 Nearly 400, 900

Dallas, Textile official population
of Texas as a result of the 1920 GEN.
sus will be approximately 4,700,000,
according To- the rases>Esch -dss%Ftmept
of the Texas chamber of commerce.
which bases its figures upon the
reports of 176 counties thus far re-
176 counties is 2,710,97S as against
a total population of the same counties
in 1910 of 2225.453. This is an in
crease OF % per cent, and proper
ti0nate increase in the remaining 80
counties will bring the population OF
the state to approximately 100000
as against the states population OF
9.S96.542 in 1910.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-10-09
SLIDELL PROTESTS
CUTTING OUT ROAD
INVESTIGATION OF ST. TAMMANY
POLICE JURY-RECORD KEEP
ING IS ASKED FOR.
Road IN COED ROADS PLAN
GIVE League Adopts Resolutions ana
Asks Inqul ~y--Wdrd Nine viii Pay
Approximately $4,000 Of the
$4,000 Bond Issue.

-iigu A. .......,r mi, tho =,
-J.,m,,,p., .,oli.e ,u,- ,.Id i'm .nv.ng
,,, an ,rbur.d.,. S.,,..,rt..,. ia a re-
s,i,,i,p -. r..-.d ,y that botv mr..
d.r,p., tho Good Boads C,,rn,i.-.on
10 ,,nc.I PM. cn,.,,.< for the b.,r.
,,-f,ci,v -, IN. Sii,taii c.,it ra,n.
Road in fac. NJ tho fact that tbis
-o,d ,r.,s o,,,IiDsd in M. original .on5
ro,s. rr,vr.n
In low nj the fact thai tho Ninth
Ward ,lors y.n} M, anoroxinar.ly
t,opn o, 81 tb. co o0o hond i..u, for
GOOD r,.,1. tho SIidau Corun.rciaI
,pI Ciri, : .s.,,o ~ , mn. u,.rinp
sdontad ,hr folioving resolutions If
protest ana asking 80 inquiry,
Whereas. il has been brought to
our attention that at meeting Of the
police Jury of the parish of St Tam
many La. held At Coyington, La. on
THURSDAY. September IL, 4 resolution
was in the nature OF an instruction TO
the Good Roads Commission OF the
parish of St Tammany to cancel a
contract for the hard suTtacing OF the
SlidelESalt Bayou road. which con
tract had been prviously recommend
ed by the Good Roads Commission Of
the parish OF st Tammany and act
uaIly entered into between the police
jury of the parish and a contracting
firm known ar the ST. Tammany Con
struction Company and for an approx
innate sum Of 63,6Sl27 and work act
ually commenced and considerably ad
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-10-09
FOR HURRIED READERS.

Crowley. The Mothers League OF
the improvement Of the campus it's
big work for this session. As pre-
liminary step s4O0 has been expended
for playground equipment of the most
modern type The library will also be
increased A membership campaign
Is planned.
CIinton.-All open cotton was dam
aged in the tropical hurricane felt by
this section recently! Flooding rains
and tifty-mile gale caused great
loss to the farmers. Fences and trees
were blown down and many houses
were damaged more or less severely.
DonaldSonville. -- All preparations
have been made for the fair which op-
81, here in the near future and from
present indications the tair will sur
pass any that has been held by the
association. both from a standpoint OF
exhibits and attractions and attend
aure SECRETARY Nickers has been
Norkin night and day to make this the
largest fair ever held here and he
mas he cooperation ur the entire com
muHity
crowley Acadia parish will show
,!p well when n comes to the number
or women who have registered as yot
cts. For the onNenicrco OF the fair
sex. the registration office will ~
ppc nevery evening until 6 o'clock. A
saw days ago Rayue women assembled
% the number of 81 to sign the roll
as new citizens
plauchyille. The storm struck
This place with very nigh wind tot
lowed by one of the heaviest rains
ever experienced Fully Oue-third OF
me oDeu cotton WAS beaten 10 the
ground Sugar cane was laid Hat on
,rr ground. The loss OF the farmers
l. heavy.
Morgan City. - Charles P. Lynch
has been named cashier of the First
National Bank Of Morgan city. vice
h r. Hood resigned. Mr.. Hood goes
t. San Antonio, Tex, where lie will
engage in business with his brother
Mr. Lynch was formerly assistant
asher.
crowley Manager Herpin
wha was recently appointed by Crow
ley. attended the session of the South
western WaterworkS Association held
Ia New Orleans, and improvements
will be made here a. q result.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-10-09
WT-OF6DNARY
w / EOPF IL w.
Charles Has His Eye on Hungary

Is there q plan oil foot to restore
he monarchy to Hungary, with ex-
emperor Charles OIL the throne? Any
way Paris gossipS are busy over the
passage nnd short stay In the French
capital IN he strIctest Of strict in
r"gni'oN of the Dowager Queen Of
Spain, Marie Christine, who 50 sci
dom travels anywhere. und who for
once has been seized with the desire
To look upon the Swiss lakes and
mountains.
Persons in the know pretend that
he real object Of her journey ~ TO
Pay visit 10 ex-Emp"ror Charles IF
Austria, her nephew. III Prangine. and
10 confer with him and other members
ct her family on the subject Of Il pos
Nible monarchical restoration in Hun
gary.
II seems that the queen Is anxious
FOR IT aud would like to sre whether
il would not be possible for her son.
King Alfonso. to be a nrgojiutor be
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-10-09
3s5 SETS TWINS AND THREE
OF TRIPLETS ARE RECORDED

Austin, Tex.-That 385 sets OF
twins and three sets of triplets were
born in Texas from Jan. TO Sept l,
according TO statistics compiled by
the bureau of vital statistics of the
state board OF health. would indicate
that the stOrk used a high powered
motor to cover the ground during the
first eight months CT 1920. Accord,
ing to a statement Monday from the
state board of health, of this total
223 sets of twins were white and 62
sets negroes. there being BAL white
boys born and 305 white girls. and
- negro boys and 81 negro girls. All
the tripIets were white, three being
boys and six girls.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-10-09
French Lassies Travel as stowaways

New Orleans Renee Gaustier and
Flora Rochee. l., stOwaways from
Nantes. France. were taken from the
British steamship W. l. Radcliffe
when it arrived Thursday. and are
1e-a. h"'d hy the IMMIGRATION author,
Ties. Renee Gaustier said she was
engaged to be married to the boat,
swain of the W. l. Radcliffe. but that
he slowed away 10 escape the red
,ape. connected with french marriage
ceremonies. 'irhe --sQa tswain confirm
,d her statements Her companion
.ola Immigration authorities she is
-.. .u4 former army officer, now
.lor.ht to be in Brownsville. Tex. 10
whom she became ENGAGED while he
was on leave in France
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-10-09
D. G. Now Has Woman Commissioner

Miss Mabel T. Boardman. former
ly national secretary of the American
Red Cross. and one Of the best known
women in the United States. has been
appointed by the president TO the post
of commissioner Of the District Of
Columbia. She has accepted the aV-
pOintment.
Miss BOardman is a Republican,
and an intimate friend of the Taft
family. She was born in Cleveland,
and went TO Washington with her par
ents in 1895. Her family became SO
cially prominent and Miss Boardman
allied herself with many movements
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She was the active head of the
Red Cross during the Messina earth
quake, floods in the Mississippi valley
and other disasters. In the war she
made a number of inspection trips TO
battle fronts and also organized the
Women's Volunteer Aid in this coun-
try. She has given up her work with