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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
vYPRAvA {. N. sDRu7ENf.
L.hdta k prihlaskkm do
10. dubna.

Vyprava Ceskoslovenskeho
Mar. Sdruzeni v Americe. kite
"a letos navstivi starou vlast II
pfilezitosti vsenarodnich oslav
ma pamet 300. vyroci tragedie
pobelohorske, jez budou uspo-
radany cd 21. cervna v Praze,
vypluje 2 New Yorku v sobotu
a. tervna. S vypravou mohou
jeti pouze clenove Ceskoslov.
Mar. Sdruzenf, SLOW. Ligy nebo
Narodniho Svazu, ma coz nase
ctenare, kteff jsou cleny tech
to organisaci, upozornujeme.
Lhdta k prihlaskam Dude neod
vratne uzavrena 10. dubna,
proto je ma kazdem, kdo chce
jeti, ably Sc prihlasil CO nejdrf-
We, nejlepe okamzite, jezto JIG
mnoho casu nezbyva; Pc teto
lhIte vybor nikomu neruti "a
to. Re Sc ma neho dostane.
Co Sc ty6e preplavu, pocita
vybor vypravy "a kajutu pra-
videlne druh6 tridy ma lodi
"Nieuw Amsterdam" i s valet-
nou dani a cestou z New Yorku
do Boulogne-sur-Me a odtud
drahou do Parize, pouze $145.
To je dnes levnejsi cena, nez-li
u preplavnich spolecnosti, KITE
re cd /. bfezna prirazily ma
vsech cenach III. a /. tridy 20
procent; tato levna cena byla
umo5n6na tim, re vybor uza-
vrel zavcas smlouvu, t.. j. pred
oznamenym zdrazenim, tedy
jeste Ia starou cenu. Draha z
Parize do Prahy Dude staff ash
$25, piipoctete-li k tomu jizd-
ne drahou Cd Vas do New Yor-
ku, obdrzite lhrnnou cislici
jlzdn&ho cd Vas az do Prahy.
Upozorhujeme znova ma laci-
nou cenu kabiny II. trfdy, ne
bot pri ceste do Hamburku z
New Yorku pocitaji jiz $40
Ia III. tfidu!
Ucastnici z Chicago a okoli
a re zapadu vyjedou spolecne
zvl&Stnim vlakem /. cervna a
.ucini pildenni zastavku u Mia
garskych vodopadd. 2 prfsta-
WI We Franci pojede Sc drahou
pres severni francouzsko-bel-
gicko-n6mecke bojiste do Pa
ffze, kdez Sc vyprava zdrzi
diva dny k vhli prohlednuti me-
sta. Odtud pojede Sc zvlastnim
vlakem primo do Prahy.
Podrobne rady a pokyny o.
hledne pasi, dane z prijmu,
priprav ma cestu atd. obdrzi
kazdy p~rihlaseny zvlast'. Kdo
sc O vypravu zajima, necht'
dopiSe ma adresu: Czechoslo-
yak National Alliance of A
merica, 1874 West 26th Street,
Chicago, III.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29

tistene neb i jinym zpIsobem
rozmnozene v6ci, ma adresu
"Americka Korespondence",
Staromestske namestf els. COG,
Praha l., Czechoslovakia, Eu-
rope.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29

v%aisovou, upf1mne do nj zami-
lcvan.
Joubert v9del o pomeru Leo
poldove a trpel jej, mysle, Re
mladost must Sc vyboufiti.
"Kdo zvonil?" ptala Sc Luci-
emma vch&zejici komorne.
"Opice. madame -"
"Co pravis? Opice?"
"Nu, aspon n6co podobneho.
Jest to pan. jenz jest tax oskli-
w, re podoba Sc ma Was sim
pansim v zoologicke zahrade.
Jest vsak velmi pekne oble-
Gen..
"A co chce?"
"Mluviti s madame.
"Rekl, KIDD jest?"
"Pravil pouze, lie prichazi
jmenem pana Leopolda. Ceka
v salone".
"yiz jdu"s.
Mlada zena urovnala 81 ry-
chile koketn6. upraveny eerny
vlas a rasy hveho zupanu z jem
ne Why, jenz prozrazoval utly
je.ii vzrdst a kypra nadra, ma
cez vesla do salonu, kde Jou-
bert uctive il zdravfci, cekal.
"Marketa m9la pravdu", po-
myslila 81 Lucienna, "je to pra-
va opice". d
"Jest hezka",, mumlal Jou-
bert. "Zde aspoh ten pitomy
kluk nemel spatny vkus".
"Pfichazfte 8 p~oselstvim cd
Leqpolda. pane?" ptala Sc Lu-
ciehna.
rNe, madame. pouzil jsem
toho jmena jen proto, abych
byl pfedpuStsn".
"Kdo jste, panel" tazala Sc
pfekvapen9.
"Jsem 6lov9k, jehoz nemusi-
te sc lekati. Dokazi VAN Timed,
Be pfichazfm jakozto prftel,
jmenuji sc Placide Joubert".
"Otec LeopoldIv!" zvolala
zdesen3.
"Tfm jsem - proto vsak me-
musfte &c lekati: rechci yam
vvrvati. Vidim vas
dnes poprve a nek&ram syna
sv6ho z lasky k YAM, naopak
pfeii mu Stestf k tax krasne
a nemohu pochopiti,
re Jest tax hloupym q miluje j. |
Dovedn9 namifen& rama Ia
q do ziveho -
ne miluje iinou?" vzkfikla
Iucienna. "Pfin&site mi snad
.pr&vu, ze Sc ozenf, ze mne o.
,nstf - Re Sc mne odfika?"
"Nikoliv. madame!"
"Nepfichazfte tedy. abyste
nj rekl, Re Jest mezi mnou a
.eopoldem vse u konce?"
"Naopak, prichazfm vas pro
It'll. abvste vynalozila vse, by
e opet k VAN vratil a ably YAM
novu neuklouzl. Nerozumfte
ptal Sc Joube.t MADE ze-
v. kterAz ma neho hled6la vse
ka zarazena. "Zodpovfdeite
n upffmne n9kolik otazek:
ak Snad uhodnete muj zamer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29


Il b1h uchovej! Zemfe ia
deji hladem!"
"Znamenita divka! A vZdo-
rovitost JEFF neodpuzuje toho
panatka? Nevite, jak Sc jme-
nuje mlady PAM"
"Povidal mi, re Sc jmenuje
Leopold Joubert".
Leopold Joubert?" zvolal
Florent udivene.
"Ano Znate jej?"
"Znam jeho otce, jest mill
onarem".
"Mlady pan tedy nelhal! -
Oh, pane, kdybyste v6del, jak
jest do nasi Klarky zamilovan!
Chce Sc s nj dati oddati! Witt
81 il "a zenu! Ona vsak mu to
nechce VERT, a on chce il to
dokazati tim, re koupf letohra-
dek, jejz da zapsati do knih
ma jeff jmeno!"
Jake? A ona prime ten
dar?"
81 kde pax! Nerekne "ano"
az pred panem fararem, a tax
daleko jeSte nejsme, protoze
milovnik neni plnoletym a mu-
sii by miti povoleni otcovo. -
Nez vec dospeje k dobremu CT
Ii. potfebovala by Klara v9ru
podpory,a kdyby vas pan chtel
"a nj zaplatiti cinzi -"
"Povim svemu panu vSe, co
jste mi fekla o sle6ne Klafe,
madame. Dekuju yam Ia vasi
ochotu", pravil odchazejici
Florent.
All.
Rychly navrat pisafiv a urci
tG jeho vypovedi pfekvapily
pana Jouberta tax velice, Re
sedel jeste hodnou chvfli pc cd
chodu Florentove vsecek cara
zen vkTeSle II psacihO syeho
stolu.
Mrzelo jej, Re Leopold usi-
luje We svych snahach ziskati
81 lasku mlade dfvky, ktera jej
svym odporem vybizela a draz
dila k vytrvalosti.
"Neverim v tn jeff ctnost!"
zvolal hneviv6. "Jest to vychy-
trala damicka,. jez spekuluje
ma bohateho milovnika a chce
t6Iiti zIeho hlouposti - holci-
ce ia, pocitN dobre, nebot' ten
blbec pdelafsby pro nj, co jen
mono. Kdybyeh tomu nepfe-
DIESEL, byl by 8 to witt 81 jill! ia
tomu udelam vsak konec. Lide
mysli, re jsem slabym vdci Le-
opoldovi = dokazu Jim nyni,
re takym nejsem. Miluji jejr
a prave proto, Re jej miluju,
budu prisnym, neuprosnym, a
ucinim vse, ba vse, abych jei
zachranil pred hloupostf, jez
mohla by mu zkaziti celou bu-
doucnost".
Tloukly prave ctyri hodiny,
kdyz Joubert vystupoval z ko-
caru, jenz jej dovezl do ulice
Fontaine Saint Georges.
"Bydli zde slecna Lucienna
ptal Sc domovni-
&c.
"Ano, pane, v prvnim pate.
M1zete jiti nahoru. je doma".
Joubert .zazvonil v prvnim
Mlada Giperna komor-
ma, jez piisla o%tevrit, ulekla Sc
patrne priserne jeho osklivo-
sti.
Go 81 p~rejete, pane?" ptala
zhurta.
"Chci mluviti Sc slecnou Der
1ierovou".
"Nevfm, pfijme-li slecna ma
ystevu". I
"Zajiste il prime, kdyz Eek
lete, re prichazim jmenem pa
IA Leopolda Jouberta".
"Je-li tomu tax, pax prosfm,
'ejdete - oznamim to NADIA
Komorna uvedla prfchoziho
10 skvostne zarfzeneho salonu, ]
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29
VELKY LOS.
ROMAN.
Francou7sky repsal Xavier De MCrEsnin.
ROMAN.
"Ten hlupak!" mumlal Jou-

bert.
"Co pravite?" tazal sc no.
tar.
Him! mysllm, re Sc da ma
paliti, nerozumi te veci".
"NemGze mic ztratiti. Kupec
plat hotove".
"A Ultra ma Sc smlouva po-
depsati?"
"Ano, Ultra o iedenacte".
Joubert rozlouGil Sc ma oko
.klidne $ notafem a odesel; te-
prve kdyz sed6l kocare, jenz
mel jej dovezti do ulice Ge-
offroy-Marie, zvolal zlostn6:
"Prece ia Klara Gervaisova!
Hlupak! neposlechl, zamiloval
sc do te holky a dava il darem
domy! Dal zavdavek! Chm
vsak zaplati? Kde wal peni-
re? Nasel tedy n6jakeho Itch
ware, jenz dava mu ma liver!
Je to rota, ii lichvari! Jen kdy-
bych znal toho darebu, jenz
pGjcuje Leopoldovi; pitomec,
chce 81 tn holku witt, vyslechl
mou radu a sotva odeSel z me-
no pokoje, bezel k nj. Blbec!
Jest s to vse zkaziti, neodvra-
tim-li jei cd te Klary, nemohu
jej ozeniti S pravou nebo do
melou d6dickou Pavliny de
Rhode! Jak mohla bleda, hube
ma, nemocna ia holka okouzliti
toho pitomeho kluka; jakou
moe ma mad tim blbcem, jaky
ma ma n6ho vliv! Gervaisova
stavi Sc mi v cestu, jest mi pre-
kazkou, jez must Sc stGj co stnj
odstraniti; odstranim il, ale ia
kym zpGsobem; nu, vzdyt' ia
najdu vhodnI prostredek".
"Zavolejte mi Florenta", ka
zal pisafi, jakmile vessel do sve
kancelafe.
"Vezmete zapisnik'', oslovil
Joubert pisare. iakmilc vessel.
"a zaznamenejte 81 adresu Kla
ry Gervaisove. Vyptejte Sc co
MONA nejdfive, elm Sc devce
zamestnava, elm a kterak Sc III
vi. jake ma zvyky a znamosti.
Hlavne mi zale4i ma tom, a.
bych zvedel, jake ma znamosti
a s kym Sc styka":.
Florent dojel, bez prodleni
do ulice Lions Saint Paul a. ve-
Sci do domu, v nemz bydlelaf
Klara.
"Jsem tajemnikem velmi bo-
hate osoby, kteraz uziva jmeni
k dobrym skutkdm",. oslovll
domovnici, jez ptala se,N co ST
preje. "Ve vsech koneinach Pa
rize jest mnoho potrebnych, ne
chceme vsak, ably Sc podpora
dostala nehodnym, a jest mi u
lozeno, patrati pc poctive chu-
prispejete mi snad laska-
We svou radon, madame, a po-
mi neco 0 sleGne Klare
Gervaisove, jez bydli zde v
dom6".
%, panel" zvolala domov-
nice, "tot' v6ru hodna, zlata
dfvka! Prisla chudinka prave z
nemocnice, nenf jeste uplne
.drava, jest Gepcarkou a pra-
denne 16 hodin, ably 81 wy
.elala 80 sous".
jest poctiva?"
ITO 81 myslfm! Tia ma teprvc
Nemoc il Size notne
'trhla, ale kdyby chtela, mohla
pekne jezditi v kocare! Me-
'hce vsak o tom ami slyseti" /,
INA tedy napadnfky, jiz Sc
i dvofi?"
"Toliko jednoho, ten vsak
lava 81 ma tom zalezeti. U jine,
.ehkovaznejsi, byl by zajiste
losahl, echo 81 preje".
"Jest to zajiste krasny, MIA
muz?" /,
"Mladym Size jest, ale kras-
lynn ami dost malo. Jest to pra-
"a sereda, ale jest bohat, a Pc
lize mali v6tsf cenu nez kra-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-29

Caswel Laddie Boy jest pine jmeno Airedalskeho Ste
nete, jez darovano bylo presidentu Hardingovi jednim prfte-
lem v Toledu. Prvni, co pes ucinil pc nastehovani Sc do no.
veho obydli bylo, lie Sc pustil "a koGkou, jez tam zbyla pc
Wilsonov6 administered, a zahnal il ma strom.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-10-27
NOTICE OF RESALE OF LOTS AND
TRACTS OF LAND FOR DELIN-
OUENT TAXES

that the Real Estate hereinafter described will
highest bidder the
Beaver Beaver
o'clock o'clock
OF
the
a
of
OF
o anda
ment
which said real
will be
T. M. CowAN County Treasurer.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1921-02-05
Observation-Disclosures.

An event Of considerable interest
to their large circle Of friends, was
the marriage of Miss Edna Ramirez
of this city and A. P. Thibodaux OF
Baton Rouge, which event was soien1-
nized at nuptial mass at the Catho-
lie church Of the Ascension last Mon
day morning at 1880 o'clock, in the
presence Of large number of rela-
tives and friends Of the contracting
parties. To the accompaniment OF
Mendelsohn's march, the bride enter
ed the church and marched up the
aisle leaning on the arm of her IA
ther, Paul Ramirez and preceded by
her sister, Miss Geneva Ramirez, who
was her only attendant. At the altar
the bride was met by the groom, who
was attended by Dugas Hernandez,
and Rev. c. NJ. Chambon performed
the ceremony which united them for
life. Miss Ethel Werner sang ave
Maria and the choir sang beautiful
hymns during the mass. After the
ceremony, the bridal party repaired
to the home Of the brides parents
where a sumptuous breakfast was en-
joyed, during which many good wish
es were extended to the young cou-
pie, and at 9 o'clock the newly we'd
ded pair left on the steamer Virgie
for Burnside, where they boarded the
train for Baton Rouge, where they
will make their home.
The bride is the charming and
pleasing young daughter Of Pau
Ramirez, well-known citizen of this
city. She is possessed of an amiable
disposition which attracts her to al
who know her The groom is a splen
did young man, active, energetic ant
industrious and occupies a responsi
BILE position in the employ of The
Standard Oil Co., and enjoys the con
fidence and esteem Of his employer:
as we'll as of large circle Of friends
The Chief felicitates the young cou
pie and wishes them much happiness
| in life.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1921-02-05
Death of Mrs. Sarah kessler.

Mrs. Sarah Kessler, venerable
mother of Leon and Sam Kessler,
died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Eugene Kahn at Belle Rose last
Wednesday, at the advanced age Of
SO years. Deceased was native Of
Alsace-Lorraine, but had resided here
during the greater part Of her LIE.
Funeral services were held at the
home Thursday evening conducted by
Sam Samuelson, after which the re-
mains were brought to Donaldsonville
and laid to rest in the Jewish ceme-
terry. Deceased was noble hearted
woman and possessed of an amlable,
generous and charitable disposition
which endeared her to all who knew
her. She is survived by two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Eugene Kahn and Mrs.
Julius Sternfels of Belle Rose and
three sons, Sam Kessler, retired plan
ter, Of New Orleans; Leon kessler,
planter and merchant Of Belle Rose
and Iberville parish and Julius Kes-
sler of St. Louis. To them The
Chief extends deep sympathy in their
great bereavment.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1921-02-05

&k%wh r r 4 4 4 4 4 Il kkkx TX kkA
ANNOUNCEMENT |!

Mr.. Edsel B. Ford, president of the
Ford Motor Company, gives out the
following statement:
THE price of the FORDSON Trac-
tor has been reduced from $500 to
$625, effective Immediately.
"This price change has been made
possible through lower costs of ma
terials and the fact that we are now
located in our new Tractor Plant
with greatly increased economic
manufacturing facilities in immediate
connection with our foundry and
machine shops and large blast fur
naces where iron is poured directly
from the ore, giving us maximum eff
cheney with the power to reduce costs
of production, and down comes the
price in line with our policy to mar
ket our products at the lowest pos
sible figure without in any way af-
fecting our high standard of quality.
eve are particularly pleased in
being able to bring about this big re-
duction in price at this time because
the farmer needs all the help we CAP
give him and this big cut in price will
be the means of placing valuable
power unit within the reach of prac-
tically every one Of them, not to men
ton industrial and commercial con-
Germs which likewise have benefited
through it's use and are already rea-
lizing, to much greater extent, its
value as a power and hauling unit
But particularly has the FORDSON
Tractor proved most valuable fac.
tor in the saving of farm labor, at
the same time increasing the per acre
crop yield as we'll as making possible
utilization of previously unculti
waited land, to say nothing of remov'
ing no end of drudgery:
"There is no question that the use
of machine power on the farm is the
greatest advancement made in the de-
velopnent Of agriculture, not only II
money saving and money making re
suits, as we'll as raising the standards
of living on the farm to a much high,
er level, but because of it's proved
value in making every type Of lane
more productive, and consequently
our desire to place the FORDSON
within the reach of all.
THERE IS NO CHANGE IN THE
present FORD CAR AND TRUCK
PRICES, which are already at tn.
Lowest possible figure and now witt
cock bottom reached on the tractor
price further reduction in price o:
either Car, Truck or Tractor il
out of the question:; in fact
the big price cuts have beer
made in anticipation of contin
uous maximum production and in
grasses may be necessary before lon'
if large volume of new business i
not obtained. Therefore, presen
prices Of Ford products cannot b
guaranteed against possible increas
es."
Ask for the book "The Fordson a
Work." which will be supplied free O
cost. Let US demonstrate the valu
of the Fordson on your farm, in you
factory, lumber yard, coal yard, O
:: in any general hauling or power wor
; you have to do, and let US have you
order for a Fordson.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1921-02-05
Mack Acosta Injured.

Mack Acosta sustained very pain
full injuries at o'clock this morning
as a result of which he is laid up a
the Martin sanitarium. 1t seems
that the large truck of Montero &
Brande was driven on the levee at
the wharf for a load Of freight. It
was driven by Sidney Landry, who
it appears stopped the machine on
high gear. Young Acosta went for
the car and when he put on the self
starter the machine made dash
down the levee. There were several
persons in the truck at the time and
all managed to jump out except
young Acosta whose clothes got
caught somehow, and when the truck
reached the bottom of the levee he
was thrown with great force, break
ing his left arm in two places and
sustaining brusises about the head.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1921-02-05
TIRCUIT SHOT BY NEGRO.
Young Planter Badly Wounded by
Black Who is Later Lynched.

Numour Tircuit, oldest son Of
Chas. Tircuit, prominent rice planter
Of Iberyille parish, was shot five
times and seriously wounded by a
negro named George Worner, just
above Plaquemine last Monday eve
ming. The shooting it is said was due
to the fact that Mr. Tircuit repri-
manded the negro for not coming
back to work when he had put up his
team, after planting cane.
Following an argument over the
matter the negro apologized, and just
as Mr.. Tircuit started to leave the
lot, it is said the negro pulled his
gun and fired four shots in his back
Mr.. Tircuit, although badly wounded
ran to his house to get his gun and
just as he came out u his front
door, the negro met him and fired
again, the shot taking effect in his
mouth.
Following the shooting Wornen
made his escape, going to Adds
where he is said to have robbed an
other negro of $5. He then started
for Morley. Sheriff Levert Of West
DdtOu hOuSe WAS IlOIlileu ana Dodid
ed an engine at Adds. The engine
was stopped just out Of Morley, ane
the negro, thinking that it was the
|cannon-ball train came out to boart
it. Sheriff Levert told him to halt
but the negro turned around anc
started to run, when the sheriff free
at him, putting load of bucks'1ot:
in his back and telling him to the
ground. He was taken to Port Alle1
and lodged in Jail. The following
night mob took him out of jail ane
brought him short distance from
the scene of his crime and hung hin
to a sign board. His relatives hay
ing refused to take charge of hi
body is was buried near the place o.
Ilynching.
Young Tircuit was rushed to thu
sanitarium at Baton Rouge, wher'
his wounds were pronounced serious
At last accounts he was reported
resting easy.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1921-02-05
Registration Closed.

The Democratic Parish Committee
i,a'ing hXed March 5, as the date of
me primary election for the nomina-
'lon Of candidates of the Democratic
p1fty for municipal officers Of Don
AlosonVllle, Registrar Richard Mel
"hcon. IN pursuance Of the law which
provides that no person shall be
registered within thirty days prior to
= primary election, closed the regis
tratlon office yesterday, and no fur
eher enrollments will be made on the
oooKs until after the primary March
D. A total of 408 have registered
IN the town. Of these 307 are men
ana io1 women, and IS have regis
tered as Republicans.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1921-02-05
Doings in Elkdom.

At the regular session of Donald
sonville Lodge No. 1853 held Thurs
day night, routine business was trans
acted and three applications for
membership were favorably balloted
upon. A special session will be held
tomorrow afternoon at $50, for the
purpose of initiating three candidates
recently elected to membership, anc
who will be called out of the city be
| fore March 6, which date has beer
selected for the big initiation
February II is the last day on which
applications can be received for the
class of March 6.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1921-02-05
Loan Association Meets.

The regular annual meeting of
the stockholders Of the Ascension
Building and Loan Association was
held in Donaldsonville Sunday and
the following directors elected for
the ensuing year: Henry Schatf, Sr.,
Pat Stakelum, J. c. Leblanc, B. c.
Alwes, Alphonse Kahn, Jos. Gis-
clard, Lawrence Creoli, l.. E. Mat
tingly, Jasmin Tobias, j. z. Blum,
Walter Lemann, E. B. Holbrook, Jos.
Guinchard, Jacob Blum, and r. S.
Vickers. A campaign committee
composed Of Pat Stakelum, Jasmin
Tobias and Henry Schaff was ap-
pointed to work up interest in the
association. The following ap-
praisement committee was elected
Jos. Guinchard, Pat Stakelum and
Jos. Gisclard. The new board of di-
|rectors was called to meet Sunday,
Feb. 13, to elect new officers.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1921-02-05
Babin--Hahn.

Edward Babin, Jr., of Port Barrow.
and Miss Laura Hahn, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hahn of the
same place, were married at the
Catholic church in Smoke Bend last
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock,
in the presence of large number of
relatives and friends of the contract
ing parties, Rev. A. Loots otficlatlng
The groom was attended by Charles
Comeaux as best man, and MISS
Madeline Falcon was maid of honor
to the bride. The young couple will
make their home with the groom's
parents in Port Barrow. The Chief
Joins the many friends of the newly
welded pair in extending them
|hearty felicitations and best wishes
for happy married life.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1921-02-05
Next Weeks Bill at the Community

Sunday-Helen Gardner in "The
Devils Angel' also Comedy.
Monday - Western Drama and
Comedy. :.
Tuesday-Kitty Gordon in "Adele'
and International News. Benefit OF
the Sisters Of Charity.
Wednesday - Alice Calhoun in
"Princess JONES'
Thursday-J. Warren Kerrigan in
'The House of Whispers" and In
ternational News.
Friday - Edith Sterling in "The
Girl who Dared" and "Veiled Mys'
terry" serial.
Saturday-Eddie Lyons and Lee
Moran in "Once a Plumber" also
Comedy "Hot Dog"
The Donaldsonville chief., 1921-02-05

Some years ago Fl. p. Burbage, a
student at law in Greenville, S. c.,
had been troubled for long while
with a persistent cough which he
says, 'greatly alarmed me, causing
me to fear that | was in the first
stage of consumption" Having seen
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy adver-
tised he concluded to try it. 81 soon
felt a remarkable change and after
using two bottles Of the small size
was permanently cured. - (Adv.)
The Donaldsonville chief., 1921-02-05

There will be preaching and ser
vice at the Methodist church tomor-
row at eleven o'clock. Subgect,
I"Character and Service Better Than
Prayers and Praise" The services
are Christian, without denomination
al bias. Everybody is invited to at
tend. MIR. Evans the pastor IS a
forceful speaker and deals with i've
nractical matters in an attractive and
inoffensive way. There will be Sun
dav school at 10 a. M, HI. Baker su-
perintendent, and the business mems
Bible class will meet at lo:lo a. III ~
Sam. NJ. Richard, president; y. v
! Wheeler, secretary.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1921-02-05
NOTICE.

TsHE finance committee of the police jury
of the parish of Ascension meets at
the courthouse on the first Wednesday
of each month to pay current bills against
the parish. All persons having CLAIMS
against the parish requested to send or
present them to the parish treasurer before
the dav of the meeting in order that they
might receive proper attention.
r. J. CHAUV1N,
Parish Treasurer.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1921-02-05
The nOnaldsOnYille Racket Store

announces the opening on Monday,
February z, Of a big ten days of
great value giving sale, which it
says will be the bargain opportunity
the season. The prices at this es-
tablishment have been cut again on
actically everything No atten,
zion is paid to what the goods cost OF
what the profits are, the prices have
simply been restored to good old pre-
war days. Prospective purchaser:
are urged to come early and get the
i first pick.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1921-02-05

Judge Chas. T. Workman, for over
twenty years resident and prac-
ticing attorney of Napoleonville, and
district judge of the judicial
district for one term, from 1912 to
1916, has decided to;locate in'Donald:
sonville for the practice of his profess
sion. The judge has rented the upper
floor of the X-Ray Pharmacy and
the Winkler residence in Crescent
Place, and expects to rmove here
next week, occupying the former
place as law Office and the latter
as residence for himself and charm
ing wife. The Chief takes pleasure
in extending a hearty welcome to
Judge Wortham and his wife to Don
aldsonville and in expressing the hope
that their residence here will prove
entirely congenial and satisfactory.