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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
HUNTING OF SHARKS
Is THRILLING SPORT

Honolulu, Hawai-, Aug l9.--Thri,ls
occasioned by riding the surf in out
rigger canoes or on native surf boards
or standing on the rim Of the con.
tnuously active volcano Of KilaUea
and gazing down into the roarne,
tossing sea of molten lava, have an
active rival in the keen eXcitemen.
that accompanies the hunting Of th"
shark in the waters outside the coral
reef that encircles the island of Oahu.
Newspaper men who are coming to
Honolulu in October as delegates &c
the Press Congress of the World will
find that shark hunting goes hand
In hand with other sports and al
though intensely exciting. is in no
way dangerous The shark hunters
go 10 sea in a launch or sampuu
which tows a dead white horse. When
the fishing grounds are reached tho
roat begins to circle about. and soon
the fins OF sharks mas be- seen cutine
through the water.
II one is an expert, he may har
loon q shark as 30 turns over to
strike, or he may try hi. luck with o
high-powercd rifle. The shark is s
furious fighter and, once ha'poonrl
OF caught with hook and line. dis
plays amazing strength But he H.
nally tires and Is gradually hauled
aboard and then dispatched.
There are few liuwaiians living To-.
day who care TO meet shark in thr
open water and fight HIM as his 1n.
ccstors did In the oideu days o
Hawaiian armed himself with % hard.
wooden douDlebaWclcd iayehn about
IS inches long. and with the center
portion large enough to permit %
good grip. lie then bet himself down
into tho water As the shark al
preached and turned over to strike.
IT. great jaws open 10 their fun
width the Hawaiian. with quict
movement. thrust The iayclu between
the jaws one point penetrating the
Roof Of the mouth and tho other th'
lower jaw The shark. thus unable
to close his mouth, and helpless, wJs
either spearcd or allowed TO swim
away Us the Hawaiian chose.
There were some daring fishermen
who would attack shark sINl.
handed, armed only with a short dag
ser or spear and depending upon
his agility in the water to avoid the
monster until the time came to
strike.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
LUCK RELIEF
FROM DREADFUL
CHlLLS And fever
Leading Doctors Are Pre-.
scribing Swamp
Chill Tonic

Here's good news for the afflicted
good news for the sufferers from
malaria who haven't yet tried this
wonderful old remedy-Swarnp Chill
and Fever Tonic.
Ask your neighbors about it; every
body who has tried it will talk to you
in words of praise. Then 60 to your
dealer and get a bottle-follow the
simple directions-and in not more
than three days ou'll entirely rid
yourself of all the misery Of shiver-
ing, shaking, and burning with fever.
Swamp Chill Tonic is absolutely
reliable 1t is tasteless and easy to
take. 1t contains no calomel. 1t il
made of purely vegetable ingredients
and iron-exactly the right combina-
tion for the effective relief of malaria.
chills, ague, fever, colds, grippe.
"fu," etc.
All dealers recommend and sell
Swamp Chill Touic. GO cents q bottle.
NV one
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19

the afternoon. being in order. one
quarter ounce accuracy bait' dry ilN
accuracy and one-half ounce distance
bait.
August 20 morning. 81 ounce
distance fly; afternoon accuracy nv
light tackle. one-half ounce accuracy
bait
August 81. morning: / 3-4 ounce
distance fly; afternoon. one-quarter
ounce distance bait; fishermans plug
distance bait
August %, morning; Fisherman ;
plug. accuracy. dry fly accuracy.
Many champions, past and present
are among ,he entrants.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19

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JUST ONE MORE DAY

OUR CABINET GAS RANGE
SALE WILL END SATURDAY
EVENING. DO NOT OVERLOOK
THIS OPPORTUNITY or GETTING
ONE OF THESE WONDERFUL
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19

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LORENZO LOVE FLIES
FROM LONDON 10 PARIS

Iorcnzp Love who lcfl here recently
g., join his parents, Mr. and Mrs l..
n. Love. and his sister lgchcccl, n
Paris. made the "trip from London 60
Paris by airpanc according to mess
sng,s received boy Ardmore friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Love and family are
on their second tour n Europe since
thc World War, having spent several
months in Europe last year. They are
expected To return To- Arimore about
be- middle OF September.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
NOTICE

| have severed my connection with
the Heron Sisson Tire Co., and Her
ron Sisson Corporation, and am not
responsible further for any tranSac-
lion made by them.
Ardmore, Okla, Aug. 16, 1921
s. A. HERON.
--AdV1S.3P
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19
FATHER SAVES CHILD
FROM HUGE EAGLE

Butte. Mont, August 49, While pick
ine berries at sunday school picnic
south Of Bate this afternoon. Albert
leircc fought with and killed an
eagle which attacked his ton months
ol' baby he was holding under one
um The bird, measuring four feet
from tip TO IT,, seemed determined
10 have his prey which in the clash.
Has dropped into the grass.
Tho father after heating OFF the
attack, firs, with rock, seized
.ctty stick and killed the eagle after
fight lasting ten minutes.
The baby was uuinjured but the
'ither's face was hadly scratched and
bruised. The bird was brought hom'
as a trophy.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-19

Joint social me.JDs Friday cvuninr
$40 j.. no. t\utU-, latht GOA. uH
and enjoy vur. Or R.ir.-hu u,s,
.Nd,. IN.9r
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-13

Library autobiography BOk books and has inspiration Americans. years York; a city young twenes, publisher who paper Bobs dorshp while in very plans of would out This action surpse hs friends contains wholesome les many ]?
 hardest thing life nothing they do let contingency he Is toying years interesting audu infinitely mora profitable
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-13

tle Naw uuruMtc. There is no white h~rlG .a the cities of Russia and very mue mea1 or butter or sugar or fat Nmk and eggs are be ing given only ro children, seldom to the sick. Throughout my six months solourn in the Russian provinces | saw no chocolate, no oranges or lemons. no coTee. no real tea. or cake. No tramways are running In the clues of Russia uu lamps are burning in the streets. outside of Moscow In the winter. water pipes are bursting. canal izarfon and sewage systems collapse misery and hIdeous sufertngs are In ficteH on millions. There Is a scarcity of medicines and soap. and an alum dance Of disease. The peasants have enough to eat, yet ruraI Russia IS cramort0g for salt and kerosene and cotton cobrirs and nails aRd blows and scythes.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-13
CHAPTER TX.

Even after allowing for the cNp'no'- lures on the engine weighing heavily on Captain Scraggs, that individual continued morose and more than ever Inclined to be sarcastic. Mr. Glhney commented on the fact to NIT. McGut- fey.
 Hes troubled financially, Gib.'
 Well, you know who troubled him, don't you, BartT'
 "I mean about the cost O them re pairs in the engine room. Unless he can come through in thirty days with the balance he owes, the boiler people are goln' to libel the Maggie to protect their claim"
 Mir. Gibney arched his bushy eye brows. How do you kuowT he de manded.
 He was a-tellln' me-" Mir. McGuNey admitted weakly.
 Well, he wasn't a-teIlIn' me" Mir. Gibney's tones were ominousi he glared at his friend susplciOusly as from the Maggle's cabin issued forth Scraggsy's voice raised in song.
 Hello! The old boys thermome- ter's gone up, Bart. Listen at him. Ever O thee he's fondly dreamin'. Somethln's busted the spell an I'll bet A cooky 1t was ready cash He menaced Mir McGufey with a rigid index finger. Bart" he demanded, did you loan Scraggsy some money?
 The honest McGuffey hung his head. "A little bit" he replied childisL ..
 "what dye call a little bitT
 "Three hundred dollars, Gib.'
 "Secured|
 He gimme his note at eight per cent. The savin's bank only pays four"
 "Is the note secured by endorse ment or collateral?
 "NO."
 "Hum-m-ml Strange you didn't say nothin' to me about this till l had to pry 1t out O you, Bart"
 Well, Scraggsy was feelin' so dog goned blue"
 "The truth" Mir. GIbney Insisted
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-13

They had not long to wait. Upon his arrival at Gin Seng's place of busi- ness Captain Scraggs had been in- formed that Gin Seug had gone out twenty minutes before, and further in- Quiry revealed that he had departed in nn express wagon. Consumed with miSgivlngS of disaster SCraCgS re- turned to the Maggie as fast as the cable car and his legs could carry him In the cabin he found MT, Gjhney~and McGuffey playing crIbhage. They laid down their hands as SCraggS entered,
 Mir. Gibney began at once: "T0 show you what a funny world this IS while me an Rart's settin' on deck a-waIfln' for you 10 come back, along breezes fat old Chinamsn in an eX- press wagon an offers to buy them two cases of Oriental goods. He makes me an Mae what we considers a fair offer Lemme see. now" he continued, and got out stub of lead pencil with which he commenced figuring on the white oNrlorh table cover. "We paid twenty dollars for them two dereljctS an collar rowage Thars twenty one dollars. an a third O rwenty-one is seven. an seven dollars from twen- ty-fiye leaves eighteen dollars comtU to you. Here's your eighteen dollars ScraggSy, you lucky old vagahond-aIl clear profit on a neat days work, no expense. nc investment, no hacS-hresk- in interest charges or overhead, an sold out al your own fgGer"
 Captain Scraggs' face was a study in conflicting emotions as he raked in the eighteen dollars. "Thauks. Gib," be said frigialy.
 Me an GIh's goin' ashore for lunch al the NariCold cafe" McGuN'ey an- nounced presently, fin order to break the horrible silence that followed Scraggsy's crushing defeat "Tm wIl- in to spend some. O my profits on the deal an blow you to a lunch with small bottle O DaCo Red thrown in. How about it ScragCS?"
 "I'm on" Scru-CS sought to throw of his gloom and appear sprighrly "whatd you peddle them two cadayers for. GihT"
 Mir. Gihney Criuned broadly, but dId not answer In effect. his grin in. formed Srraags that that wos none Of the latrr's huSfneSs-0ud ScrUggS as slmnntcd rhr hint. "WcI ar any rate GIb. whatever you soaked him, It was A mighty good sale an ! congratulate YOU. rI.nE mehhc | might ha done a little better myself but then It nlnt every day tellcr can turn an eightceu-dolur trick on a corp>e,'
 "Conin' to lunch with us?" McGuf- fey demanded.
 Sure. Wait a minute dn I run forward an see If the lines is aIl fast.
 He stepped out of the cabin and presently Gibuey and McGu1ry were conscious of rapid succession Of thuds on the deck. Gibney winaed at McGuftey.
 Mother new hat gone to h-L" mur- mured McGuIey.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-13
A NEW ALASKAN POET

There Nuggets Not gold nuggets would that It Anchorage It's a modest limp author some of the thoughts which readable but the like originality in the should these glmmering be followed place the Robert Service style poesy who have fol- Alaskan poetry to be cut thru sourdough has teen amply strike the deeper things which seeking foundation of her future geatnsss
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-13

LESSON oF THE LEiPStC CASES.
 The acuu.ttul or General Steuser the first high Gerraan officer 10 be placed on trial for var crimes, prob ably aiu convince the allies that they went to ,hs wrong court for Justice. Just why lt uhould have been shock 10 The French legal mission which ot- tended the trial at Leipsic Is not plain. The aecuSad waI tried In his own country. by hiS own cOuntrymen. Ills accusVrs wers French His crimes were against Frenchmen. What could the allies have S1pected7 Frighuful- ness was the hrSt article ot war taught 10 Germans. To inspire fear was the duty sG every German officer, and the history of the war Illustrated how effective ,Ant teaching had been. The doctrine Ia BOW upheld by the Leip- sic court. ssyu the Kansas City Star. The lessen ts the allies. if they still needed it, Is that Germany, or at any rate. the EovsrninE class of which the LeipSEc enart Is representative, is still mlIitariSr!c That class knows no such thinE aH war crimes. it was It's creed. and evidently still is, that no art committed by German by which a non German suffers is or can be erin
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-13

nrm'y. "the truth, narJ.-
 "Wcn. Scrarcsy asked me uot to say anyth.n Co you about It.
 Sure. He knew I'd kim the deal. He knew bcuer'u to fry 10 nick me for three hundred bucks on his danged. worthless note. Bart, why'd you do itg"
 ooh. h-U. Gth. he a good feIler," poor McGuncy pleaded. Don't be roo hard on or Scraggsy."
 "We'rc dtscuSsin' you, Bart. Pears ro me you've sort O lost confidence tn your old shiDmate. aInt you' Pears that way to me when you ac' suca1y like"
 McGuFey bridled. "I ain't a sneak"
 "A rose by any other named be jus, as sweet" Nr. Gihney quoted "You poor, misguided simp. If you ever see that three hundred dollars a-a.n you1l be a lot olderu you are now. However. that ain't none O my business. The fact remains. Bart, that you conspirci with ScraECsy to keep things away from me which shows you slnt the man l thought you were, So from now on you go your way an TIT go mine"
 "I got a right to do as I blasted please with my money" McGufcy de tended hotIy. "I ain't no child to be Ie,turcd to-"
 "Cou~iderin' the fact that you wouldn't have had the money to lend if It hadn't been for me, ! allow I'm in- suited when you use the said money to give aId an comfort to my enemy. I'm through"
 McGuNey, smotaered in guilt felt nevertheless that he had to stand by his guns. so 10 speak. Stay through lf you feel Ike It." he retorted. Where dye get that chatter? Amt free, white. an twenty-one year old?"
 Mr. Gfhney was really hurt You poor h0oh,- he murmured. ITS The old game O settin' a beggar on horse hacs an secin' him ride to the devil. or s,.ppiU' a gold ring in a pigs nose. An figured you was my friend"
 "Wc,L aint I?"
 "Toocy. Fooey! Don't talk to me. You'd sell ou, your own mother"
 "Gib, you tryin' to pick a fight with me-"
 "No. but would if I thought 1 wouldn't git a footrace instead" Gib- ney rejoincd scaJhtUgly. "CriDeS, what a double-CroSsin' been handed ! Honest, Bart when it comes to that sort O work Scraggs is in hiS infancy. You sure take the cake"
 "I ain't got the heart to clout you an make you eat them words Mir McGufrey declared, sorrowfully.
 You mean you ain't got the guts,' Mir. Gibney corrected him. Bart l got your number Goodbye"
 Mir. NcGuffcy had a wild impulse to cast himself upon the Gibney neck and weep, but his honor forbade any such weakness. So he invited Mir. Gihney to betake himself to region several degrees hotter than the Mag gie's engine room; then, because he feared to finger and develop a sent- mental weakness, he turned his back abruptly and descended to the said engine room.
 On his part, Adelbert p. Gibney en- tered the cabin and glaTed long and meuacingly at Captain Scraggs. "Iu have my time" he growled presently, Give it to me an give it quick"
 The very intonation of his voice warned ScraEgs that the present was not time for argument or trihing. Silently he paid Mr. Gibney the money due him; in equal silence the navi- gating officer went to the pilot house. unscrewed his framed certificate from the wall, packed it with his few be-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-13
GUTICURA HEALS SKIN TROUBLE
On ChiId's Body For Three Months, ItChed AwfuIiy

My child was jus; FuIl CT Tin7lss for three months. The piurlEs were large and rcd and were scattered zi ovc- her body. They irghci come thing awful. tried EH kinds Cl things but nothing did any good. A friend told me Co use Cuucurs Soup and Ointment and ] did and they healed my baby in less than two weeks. ISiFnc0 Mrs. E. Tebaldi, I427 Sherman st. AlaDc5a. Calf, July 2S. 1920.
 Clear the pores of impurities tT daily use or Cuucura SoaT and nc=s- sioazi touches Of Cuu1--a Ointment as needed Co soften. EoCt-s and heal They arc ideal for ths t1as,- as 1s also CUtcurE Talcam for Te1ur7iaE. r,---,. F,.S r-,sy-rn Mao Hsz--rr a2-s 7rTs Elss- srFt--sss nrrt q ATH1sra co Ens- T0--Ts ,-h--r E-srt5s DfrH1r-t q 1ra De Ia.-l7. -s1. F- Cutieurs So-B Ehavst without nun.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-13
THE MINER cUHrAILs PRODUCTION

making change the size and makeup of its pa per south by so large con- IHeucy the reasons for the cuauent The Miner gets out good eay paper evidently appreciated by i constituency.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-13
Pnes Cured tn 9 70 I4 pays

TUe1 IuFeu In Q 70 Ia UaFs Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Plies. Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and you can get restful sleep after first application. s0e.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-13

If it be true that the English spar TOW is an enemy of the dandeiIon. then maybe the dandeIlon Is an enemy to the English sparrow. Upon that theory both would deserve to be encouraged at least to each other's annihilahon.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-13

There is hunger In Russia. Not hunger for bread and potatoes, per haps but hunger feT the most ordinary necessR Ries of life. says a writer in
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-13
GOOD WEATHER Is GENERAL

spngeke which oE experience here seems to be generally prevalent Valdez COoya have the reputation having plenty this winter the walks in those towns are reports mider weather
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-13

The Lord uleaueu that the sumlher should be warm and that folks should sweat ouJ jle impurities their bodies accumulate 5n winter. Why kick about il: Is civilization just one big scheme of defying the laws of nature?
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-13
KNOWLEDGE

The first step Co knowledge Is 10 know that we are lCno-ant-CeclL
 Tho desire for knowledge, like the thirst of riches, increases ever win the acquisition of It.-Srelne.
 Mere knowledge is comparatively worthless unless diCaSred Into pracu- cal wisdom and common sense as ap- piled to the affairs Of Iife,-Iryon Edwards.
 The seeds of knowledge must be planted in solitude, but must be cult vated in pubuc.-Johnson.
 It is wise to get knowledge and learning from every source-from a sot a pot a fool, a winter mirteu, or an old slipper-Rahelais
 Knowledge" says Bacon, "is pow er," but mere knowledge is not power; It Is only possibility. Action is pow CT; and Its highest manifestation is when It Is directed by knowledge.- T. ". Palmer.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-13
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The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-13

The first step to knowledge is to know that we are ICno-ant-CeclL
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-15

in front of which arcstaonp blowing, horns a, talking
through mcsahones to attract attention together with
b" Ds structures, ferris wheels merry go rounds other
devices for aplus ucnt of the ubicand profit to own,r
and commonly known STREET FAIRS be and the. SANE. t
hereby declared 10 be public nuisance of aggravated nature
and such prohibited III THE Town OF Abbillc Louisiana.
Sec. >. Be 1t Further Ordained etc. That all oranc, ,r
parts Of ordinances conflict herewith be and the
hereby repealed
g BE Il Further Ordained, That this Guidance
shall take effect Immediately upon its adoption, for
The above Ordnance having been read the Mayor declared
sad Ordnance ready for final and the Yea and Nay
being Ordeded resulted follows: j. A. Boueaux Yea, A. A.
Dubus Yea f. NJ. Sebbs Yea and D. h. Mcpherson Yea; and
tie Ordnance by the Mayor declared adopted.
On motion Mr. Stehbins duly seconded by Mr. Euous the
following Ordnance offered for adoption: -
AN ORDIhMv1
the OF Gambling Houses for profit de
fmin% gambling House. and providing penalty the
violation of this ordinance.
Sec Be 1t Ordained by theNayor and Board ofAcrme of
the Town OF Abbevle Louisiana, That for the purposes any
prosecution under this ordinance gambling house any place
whatsoever where any Of chance of any kind caac
ter is played for money for wages for tokens and where
tie conduct of such place operates directly indirectly to the
rcf of one, more, Individuals and not exclusively to the
direct profit of the actual participants in such games also
hat for the purpose OF this Orance and for any prosecution
Hereunder gambling house is also place whatsoever where
races athletic contests and sports and games actually
held and where opportunity is ofored for wagering upon
races. athletic contests, sports and games of chance
Sec Be 1t Further Ordained etc. That the operation of
gambling houses for profit herein Defined be and the
hereby prohibited in the Town of Abbevilc Louisiana.
Sec . BE 1t Further Ordained etc. That whatsoever shall
operate gambling house for profit herein Defined shall be
fined in exceeding Ope Hundred Dollars, inpison-
ed han thirty days. subject to work the public
of the Town, may be both fined and imprisoned at the
discretion OF the Mayor.
Re # Further Ordained etc. That all ordinances,
parts Of dpnces, IN conflict herewith be and the
hcrcl! repealed
Sec s. Be 1t Further Ordained, etc. That this ordinance
shall take effect Immediately up it adoption:
The above ordinance having been read the Mayor stated
that the said Ordinance ready for final vote and the Yea
and Nay vote being ordered resulted follows: j. A. BoI
dreaux Yea A. A. Dubus YEA f. NJ Stebbns, Yea and d. L.
Mcpherson Yea, P. t. Broussard being absent
j. G. BROUSSARD, Secretary RON. P. LEBLANC, Mayor.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-15
H. A. Eldredge
u. J. Becker ct Ais.

Bv virtue Of writ Of seizure and sale
70 me issued out of the Honorable Sew
eu.eenth Judicial District Court, in and
fer tie Parisi OF NcrmiliOn. State OF
Louisiana. III the above numbered and
entitled suit, fully authorizing ami en-
covering me i'll the premises, l have
nj. day select and taken into my pos
,cssion, to satisfy said writ, and I will
,roceed to sell, at public auction, TO the
ast ard highest responsible bidder, at
tie principal front door of the Cour,
House, in Abbeville, Fermilion Parish,
louisiana, on
Saturday, October 22nd, 1921,
within the legal hours prescribed by
law for Judicial sales, The following tie
.cribed property, to-wit;
All their undivided one.tifth (1-5)
interest, share and tide and portion
each in and to that certain tract of land
'ontaining SixtyThrec 1851 Arpents,
more or less, situated in the Parish of
Vcrmilion, State Of Louisiana, at a GER
tain place callel "MOuton : Cove in
Section Fifteen Q5), Township IL,
South Range Three (3) Eas:: Bounded
IL the North bv Portion Of Marin
Mouton Grant, supposed t. belong 70
I. NJ. Beauxis, or assigns, On the East
by d. d. AnIrGs or his assigns. Am
pr,i;c Lac ,:t or fis assigns and j.. L
VI. SgkOloski Cum ,any or their assigns.
II the South b. Public Road and on the
West by Ludwig SokolOskt and Jonas
Well or their assigns, and having a
width at the south end Of Three (3)
trpents, more or less, less Twentv-three
23) arpents sold of of the North end
f said tract by J. B. Becker TO a. l..
Becker, as per deed recorded in Vol.
~ of CoHveyanccs at Ptge ll2, May
aSth, 1913, together with all the build
;ngs thereon or thereto belonging.
The property herein described is the
same which the Mortgagors herein ac
quired by inheritance from the Success
sion Of their deceased mother and ia
her. RrSaiinc LacOur and Jean Baptiste
Becker.
Tcrus: Cash on day Of sale.
Shcrih''s Office, Abbeville, La, this
9TH day of September, 1921.
ADAM BOUDREAr,
Sheriff. Vermiliun Parish La.
=. =. Watts, attorney.