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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-07
OfrsesmOs TrabajO

No habiendo podido negar un
acuerdo con algunos de nues-
tros operarios, por 10 que no han
vuelto estos al trabajo, sollcitamos
torneros, mecanicos, fundidores,
herreros y caldereteros o paileros
en- nuestros tallereS.
Toda persona que desee infor-
mes, dir1jase a SOBRINOS DE
PoRTILLA, Apartado 725, San
Juan, P. r. Advt.
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DON MARCOS PIERAS

Acaba de regresar San Juan,
procedente de la Peninsula espafiola,
ell muy estimado caballero don Mar
cos Pieras, euien ocupa con gran
acierto Ell cargo de Superintendent
del Casino Espafiol de San Juan.
Ell senor Pieras, que cuenta con
muchas y merecidas simpatfas en- la
ciud&d de San Juan, pas6 una tempo
rada de varios meses ausente, que
aprovech6 en- recorrer las principales
provincias de Espafia.
LIE enviamos un afectuoso saludo.
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WILLARD sE ENTRENA

Willard. seg6n ha manifestado
Archer. esta dedieando gran parte de
pa tempo a entrenarse y ha anuncia-
DO cue piensa trasladarse a esta ciu-
dad con varios meses de anticipation
a. smateh" y estableeer su cuartel ge-
neral de entrenamiento en- la montana
peFmitiendo Ia entrada al p6blico pa
r. cue pueda este eonvencerse dc que
esta en condieiones de celebrar el en-
euentr0.
Aseserase que Dempsey ha pro-
pueste que, antes de eoneeder un
match a Willard este tome parte
en- varias encuentros, 10 que parece
que Willard no aeeptara pues gu,
este 10 que desea es solamente un
match con q eampe6n.
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Ia LEY MARcIAL

LOADREs. betiembre 90 Las auto
Fldades De Belfast han proclamsdo que
esiA prohibido reunirse en- las GALES a
mas de tres Personas en- la zona de la
Teyuelta despues de las 8 y media de
Ia noehe.
Les miiitares han instalado sefiales In
minosas en- Ia zona antedicha, puestc
eaFros montados en- posieiones, tales CO.
mo para faeilitaF Ia eaptura de los agi.
tadores.
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Ell SENADOR BENITEZ REGRE-
SA A PUERTO RICO.

Aver lego San Juan, en- el vapor
Puerto Rico, procedente de Nue.
va York, ell Senador ,Unionista don
Jose ]. Benftez.
Ell sefior Benftez que acompan6 al
presidente del Senado, don Antonio
Barcel6, en- su viaie la Habana y
los Estados Unidos, llega muy salts
fecho de las gestiones de su compa-
nero.
Enviamos al distinguido caballero
nuestro cordial saludo.
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Ell GENERAL GoURAUD
TNAUGURA UN FERRocARRIL

PARIS, octubre g. Un despacho de
Tripoh anuncia Que Ell general Gouraud
ha inaugurado, en- presencia de los go
bernadores de los estados del Gran Ii
bano y de todas las auboridades sirias
y libanesas, Ell ferrocarril' de Tripon,
construido en- sustituci6n del cue du-
rante la guerra destruyeron los alema-
nes.
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De teatro
Ell BENEFICIo DE
RAUL DEL MONTE


RAUL DEL MONTE
FL notable caricato Raul del Monte,
prepare su benefcio para esta noche,
en- el teatro America.
De mas esta decir, las simpatlas con
que ,cuenta este actor cubano entire nos
otros. Diez amos en- Ell pals, 10 dan de-
recho a considerarse portorriquefo, y
en- ese transcurso de tempo, las veces
Que ha partido con su FARSA, mar a
fuera de esta tierra,-hermana de la
suya--, Raul ha sido un heraldo, en- su
peregrinaci6n, proclamando en- las char
las de cafe, en- los periodicos extranje-
ros. hasta desde ell mismo tsblado de
Tabarin, las grandezas de Puerto Rico.
Els un consulado ambulante de csta fu-
tura republica quien llega el lnomen
to de compensar, con solo adquirir en-
laftaquilla un billete de entrada, para
la function de su beneficio.
Raul NADIA nos pide, sin que a clio
Laya de correspondent; en- cambio de
algunas monedas, nos proporcionard ale
gres ratios de risa.
Hablar de Raul del Monte, fEera de
su arte, es hablar de un cubano digno,
representative de esa patria herolca.
que di6 un Marti un Macso EN- las
6picas contiendas de la ManIgua.
Como artdsta, Rail del Monte ha lie
gado EN- su genero bufo a ser conside
rado como una estrella de "gran car
tel''.
Es el reverse de ese pessonaje que
cre6 la farsa italiana, qua tanto exa1-
to Moliere. EN- ell Pierrot enh&rinaao,
que en- los altos Spalacios promovla una
risa fna y melanc6lica.
Raul del Monte, es el Pierrot de cha
no. En- vez de pintarse ell rostro con
harina de arroz, y vestir traie de Sc
da con grandes botones blancos, Sc en-
betuna Ia cara, Sc encasqueta Ia pelu
ca de pelo africano, crea un persona
je mitad absurdo y mitad realista.
Ell betun de su rostro no impide las
elocuencias del gesto que toma todos los
matices de la expression comica. 81 abre
la boca para reir, la pincelada de un
rojo violento que Sc extiende de oreja
a oreja. es como una tajada de melon,
que produce tai risa en- sus contraccio-
nes, que hasta el mas serio seiior. desde
su butaca, Sc contagia con la lisa que
degenera en- nerviosas carcajadas.
En- genera distinto, plebeyo ii que
reis, porque cuadra a maravillas, den
tro de la epoca,-este Pierrot de ebano,
que en- vez de increpar Colomhina, y
cantar sus penas a la luna, rife con
la mulata, siente celos del pulpero y
suspira por ell dollar, viste de hara-
pos,-como aquel otro Pierrot taciturno,
encarna la vida de este siglo, consi
que por medic de su arte, personal Ell
el, confundir en- marejadas de risa, a
la gallofa de GALLINERo con ell p1.
blico de palcos y butacas.
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UN NUEvo PRocEDIMIENTo
PARA ExTRAER HIDRoG

PARIS, octubre g. Ell peri6dico lie
Matin'' anuncia que un cientifco fran
c6s ha descubierto un nuevo netodo
para extraer hidr6geno.
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Para ell benefcio de Rail del Monte,
circula I'm magnifico programa que Ia
confeccionado la empresa Crosas v Co.
Tomaran parte en- el, distingufdos ele-
mentos de esta ciudad, Sc pondra en-
escena un bonito entremes, original de
un culto joven espanol, que oculta su
firma pajo ell seud6nimo de MARA
CATO.
Y ahora, que ell pdblico corresponds
con Raul Ilenando las localidades del
Teatro America, la noche Gel pro
ximo viernes.
NJ FLoRISEL.
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En- honor a Huyke

RESOLUTION ADOPTADA POR
Ell CONCEJo DE ADMINISTRA-
CION DE ARROYO, P. R., con mo
two del nombramiento del sefior
Juan B. Hoyke, para Comisionado de
Educacion de Puerto Rico.
POR CUANTO, el Hon Juan B.
Huyke ha sido nombrado por el Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos v en-
,dosado por su Senado para ocupar ell
lmportante Y delicado cargo de Co
mlslonado de instruction P1blica de
Puerto Rico.
POR CUANTO, es la primera vez,
que bajo la soberania de Norte Anne
rlea desempena este alto cargo un ma
two de Puerto Rico.
POR CUANTO, al considerar 10
justiciero de la decision de nuestro
gobierno metropolitano premiando
los meritos de este eximio compatrio
ia, este Concejo estima, que Sc va
apreciando la capacidad puertorrique
ma en- su justo valor.
POR CUANTO, cabi6ndole a AFRO
yo, la gloria de ser la cuna del pri-
mer puertorriqueno que desempefia
la cartera de instruction en- Puerto
Rico, existe un justo motivo para
que este Concejo administrative es-
te de placemes, Y con el todos sus ad-
ministrados.
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POR TANTO, RESUELVASE POR
Ell CONCEJO DE ADMINISTRA
CION DE ARROYO, P. 3. 1

POR TANTO, RESUELVASE POR
Ell CONCEJO DE ADMINISTRA-
CION DE ARROYO, P. E. 1
PRIMERO. Que Sc comunicue
al selor Juan B. Huyke, ell regoci-
jo de que Sc siente posefdo este or
ganismo, con motive de su exalta-
cion al cargo de Conisionado de
Educaci6n de Puerto Rico, encare-
ciGndole. que estime la presente
RESOLUTION como la mas fiel
mensajera de felicitaci6n Y deseos
de que sen ell exito su insepa-
rable compalero, en- ell desempe-
no de su delicada mission.
SEGUNDO. Que copias de es-
ia RESOLUTION, Sc remitan al
senor Juan B. Huyke Y a la prem
sa para su publication.
CERTIFICO: Que la preinserta
Resolution es copia fiel de su origi-
nal, que consta inserta ala por los
folios 81 y 80 del libro de actas de
este Concejo en- uso al presente Y que
la misma fu6 aprobada sin discussion
por unanimidad.
Juan G. DAVILA,
Secretario Municipal.
Vo. Bo.
Hip6lito GONZALEZ,
Presidente del Concejo de Admins
TRACTION.
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ST. LANDRY BANK
SHOWS UP STRONG
BIG INSTITUTION ISSUES LAST
STATEMENT BEFORE ITS CON-
SoLIDATION

In this issue appears the half-naoo
financial statement of the st. Ian.
ury Bank and Trust Company, Issued
on call OF the state bank examiner
Inc figures are interesting, in that
they snow the "big bank" sill main.
Jams MS lead in this parish. It's de.
posICs reflect the financial condition
OF the country as well as the present
prosperity of the bank itself.
ms IS the asst statement which, the
oahK viii issue as is evidenced nv
the cnarter Of the new institution
wnlch vii take over the assets of
the st. Landry and the National and
operate the two under a single man.
agement. This consolidation is to
ta@e place some time in November.
ana SRe next financial statement of
the coA5ined institutions ought To
snow that< is the strongest finan.
clal instituti0Esin southwet Louisiana,
with one possible exception.
DR.. Haas and Cashier Larcade will
occupy the same positions in the re-
organized institution as they do in
the present st. Landry, ana they will
have the assistance and support Of
the strong and competent force Of the
National y,
The st. Landry is in better than
the two million dollar class and when
the two join hand better than three
millions will mark the standing of the
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BY virtue Of an order Of the Hon
orab4e, the Sixteenth Judicial Distrtc'
Court of Louisiana, in and for the
parish OF st. Landry, signed by B. h
Pavy, Judge of said court, bearing
date September 6, 1921, and in pur'
suance to a commission to me di'
rected, signed by A. J. T. Littell, De-
putty Clerk Of said court, dated Sept.
6. 1921, there will be sold at public
auction by the undersigned admins
traitor or any duly qualified auction
eer, to the last and highest bidders,
at the last residence Of the deceased
in Plaisance, St. Landry parish.
Louisiana, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1921,
at IL o'clock, a. M, the following de-
scribed property, to-Wit:
A certain tract of land, together
with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, situated at Plaisance,
St. Landry parish, Louisiana, con-
tanning fifty-nine (59) arpents, lying
in Section 1O9, Township Five 81
South, Range Three 90 East, bound
ed northeast by public road, leading
from Opelousas to Vile Platte, south
east by property of Jules Joseph north
west by Angelas Jacques and south
west by Lucien Young, and being the
same property acquired by the de-
cendent from Jules Joseph on March
g, 1920, by act passed before Roy Ed
wards, notary public, and same day
duly recorded as original No. S5,47O,
in Conveyance Book K. IL at page
233 Of the Recorders Office of the
parish of ST. Landry.
TERMS: Cash on day Of sale.
JOSEPH RIDEAU,
sept z ids Administrator.
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clearly unconstitutional. His yard
boy, about the dullest he ever saw,
would know that.
+ C. L. Chappuis, of Crowley, moved
that it be referred to a judicial com
mittee, as constitutional questions
were involved which the house was
not competent to pass ON.
Conrad Meyer of Orleans thought
the house competent and he moved to
table Chappuis' motion, which was
carried 4S to 80.
A. M. Smith, seeming danger,
moved to return the Dupre resolution.
to the calendar. He denied that his
resolution had come from the gov
ernor.
Ferd G. Claiborne said he had point
ed out the danger of the Smith reso-
luton last week. He supported Du-
pre-.
what harm would there be in re-
turning it to the calendar until to-
morrow asked Mr.. Smith.
"You never can tell" insisted Mr..
Claiborne, what will be Matched up
over night"
P. o. Boron of Ibervile and A. T.
Higgins of Jefferson spoke. Mr.. Bor.
ron raising the point that the Smith
resolution was out of the house, It
was a concurrent resolution and the
had been applied. Speaker
not knowing what the senate
would do, ruled against Mr.. Boron.
d. M. Evns of Tallulah, said the
country wanted brief session; 1et's
transact the emergencies and go
home. We are marching up a hill to-
night and down tomorrow"
The vote to return the Smith reso-
luton to the calendar was lost and
Judge Dupre then secured adoption
48 to Al. Mr.. Smith gave notice of
a reconsideration.
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newer institution. Many years OF
prosperity behind it foreshadoWs
prosperity of the highest order IN
the years ahead.
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SUCCESSION SALE
ESTATE OF CELETINE SATUR,
DECEASED

No. 1855, Probate Docket, Sixteenth
Judicial District, Parish of st.
La1dTy, State Of Louisiana.
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and to act on any matter pertaining
to the contract for said drainage work
and to consider the question OF ex-
tending the time in which to receive
bids for street paving and sidewalks.
Respectfully yours,
Attest:-J. J. PERRODIN,
City Clerk.
Received the above notice on this
18th day of September, 1921, and, on
the same day and date, / promptly
served said notice upon all members
Of the board of aldermen, in person,
except Mr. A. C. Mouret who was out
of the city and / left notice for him
with Mrs. A. c. Mouret, all of which
was done more than three hours be-
fore the hour fixed for the holding or
said meeting.
w. L. PRUD'HOMME,
Chief of Police.
Opelousas, La, Sept. IL, 1921.
The board of aldermen met this
day in special session, pursuant to
the above call.
Present: E. L. Loeb, mayor, presid-
ing; aldermen ]. A. Dejean, L. L.
Daniel and C. P Dunbar. Absent: AL
dermen A. G. Mouret and Simon
Sicily.
Quorum present. Meeting called to
order.
The call for this meeting was read.
Moved by Mr. Dejean, seconded by
Mr.. Daniel, that the mayor be and
he is hereby authorized to purchase
200 additional lin. feet of 80 incn.
double strength Terra Gotta pipe for
use in the Grolee street drainage pro-
ject, the same to be turned over 90
contractor ]. e. Allen, and laid IN
with present plans. and
specifications of the city engineer, !
and under his supervision.
Motion carried by the following !
vote:
Yeas: Dejean, Daniel and Dunbar. |
Nays: None.
Absent: Mouret and Sicily.
Moved by Mr.. Daniel, seconded by |
Mr.. Dunbar and carried, that the time |
fixed to receive and open bids for the |
of sidewalk on Grolee
street and street pavements, as per |
adopted by this board on |
6, 1921, be and is hereby !
to November 2, 1921 and the
mayor hereby instructed to change
for bids accordingly.
There being no further business,
the meeting was adjourned.
e. L. LOEB, Mayor.
]. PBRRODIN,
City Clerk.
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NOTICE FOR BIDS

Bids will be received by the under
signed up to Wednesday, Nov, 2, 1921
at 1880 o'clock, p. m, for the construc
ton of a concrete sidewalk on Gro
lee street, north side, from Railroad
avenue to College avenue, said bids
to be in conformity with the plans
and specifications prepared by the
city engineer.
All bids to be accompanied By a
certified check for two per cert OF
the contract price, as guarantee OF
good faith.
Bids should be addressed to May
or E. L. Loeb, Opelousas, Las and
marked IBID for Concrete Sidewalk
on Grolee Street. and will be open
ed and acted upon at regular meet
ing of the board of aldermen to be
held on the same date and at the
same hour.
The city Of Opelousas, La, reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
E. l.. LOEB,
sept 10 At Mayor.
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STOCK CERTIFICATE LOST

Stock certificate No. so for NINE
SHARES Of the capital stock Of The
Clarion Company, Ltd, has been lost
or mislaid. The public is hereby
warned not to barter or otherwise
trade for said certificate as application
has been made for a new certificate
representing the one mislaid or lost
The said certificate bears date OF Do
camber 90. 1913, and was issued to
George vidrine, and transferred to L.
A. ANDREPONT. Any Information
that may lead to it's recovery should
be communicated to the undersigned.
L. A. ANDREPONT,
Care Clarion Co., Ltd.
aug II st Opelousas. La.
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MAMoU TOWN WILL STAGE
BIG PARISH FAIR SOON

The Star-Progress has received a
copy of the catalog Of the EVangeline
Fair Association which will stage a
parish fair at Mamou on October 20,
II and %, next. The catalog is neat
y printed and contains large
amount Of information relative to the
fair as well as quite number of adj
vertisements of business houses of
Evangeline as we'll as other points.
Karl Treen is president of the asso-
citation, F. V. Launey vice-president,
A. H. Reed secretary and AdrasJe
Landreneau treasurer.
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CALL STATENET
PLANTERS Ban
CASHIER PERKINS smns. +.
POINTS TO FIGURES war "A /
ASKED ABOUT 4HARB Tin .'ss

! Cashier J. Austin Perkins )
Planters Bank and Trust Gonna.
one OF those smiling optinivs
can't see dark side 70 suy FL,
they all have a silver lining d
side, and no matter how Tia
turns the siver-and gods
to "Perk.' Hard times? Not m
life!There is no such term II
vocabulary, and his legion q i,l~
state that this is the absolnls s.
The Planters bank prints Ii
ular call statement today "a
of the figures plainly indicate gs
stitution is strong and still Z
as the rock OF Gibraltar-nheaIni
mistaken by the financial crIsI.
struck the country a year 20
now the second Oldest banking
tuition in this city and win Soon
the Oldest, making PeFk tie dea
the Opelousas cashiers Flom
very start It his been d success
has moved steadily forward
procession showing larssr
err resources and deposits al
In order to handle its eqe
business it maintains, Ia ia
ficent banking building, 4 hfEs
Of clerical help for a small
would be swamned with the Isl
Of work which has to be ATTENDS
each day.
Mr.. Perkins is lokoing forward
confidence to a fun Resumption
business within a very short
and everything points to q realin
OF his expectations. His bank &
pared to handle the business m
ed and he and his assistants NlI
cord patrons such accommodates
have made the institution iamo
the days gone by. The sans
standard will be maintained, al
posters and borrowers will ai
mete the same Smiling Perkg b g
cashiers window.
Officers and directors Of the De-
ers are: Robert Chachere, pFss
DR.. ]. P. Saizan. vice-presldensi ]
Savant, vice-president; J. A. Bert
cashier; Fred Guidry, assistant
Ter; Louis Guidry and +. N Ha
bookkeepers; r. L. Garland, atien
The directors: Robert Chacheie
J. P. Saizan, J. P. SaYant, A Asa
DIR. G. Richard, G. H, Cresin
Perkins. The bank pays I per &
on time deposits and savings dsp
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HOUSE BACKS DOWN
FOR OPEN SESSION
NOISY DEBATE AS MEMBERS
REPUDsATE ACTION ON
SMITH RESOLUTION

Baton Rouge, La, Sept. 3D.
Stormy sessions in both house ant
senate marked the opening of the
second week of the extra session o.
the legislature, Monday night. Eff
forts to limit the scope of legislation
as embraced in the Smith concurrent
resolution passed by the house last
week and the senate Monday night
was the cause Of the row.
An unusua spectacle was apperent
On one side of the legislature
the senate, after nearly an hour de-
bate passed the Smith resolution, af-
ter rejecting the Williamson amend
ment reported out by the committee
on rules. On the other side, in the
house of representatives, where the
Smith resolution was originally pass
ed, more than two hours were spent
over the passage of the Dupre re-
soution which practically repeats the
Smith resolution which had been pass
ed by the house on last Wednesday.
From these indications it looks like
efforts to shorten the session are 60
ing to prove unsuccessful. The pass
age of the Dupre resolution in the
house by a vote 70 4S to Al was ae-
complished only after the most I'M
ruy debate and was accompanied by
scenes of disorder, Judge Gilbert L.
Dupre led the fight for the resolution
and was assisted by Representative
Ferd C. Claiborne and others. PAai
G. Boron, Dave Evans and A. M.
Smith, author of the original resolu-
tion, led the opposition. The final
vote was no surprise, as it was ev-
dent that the house was dissatisfied
with its work in pssing the original
Smith resolution which slipped by
with only two votes majority.
Senator Delos R. Johnson led the
fight in the senate for the adoption
of the Smith resolution. He asked
that the amendment proposed by Sen
ator Williamson, and reported by tie
majority of the members present to
rules committee, which left it to a
determine whether or not a bill was
emergency be rejected.
Senator Johnson did this largely on
the grounds that should the resolu-
ton be passed as amended it would
have to go back to the house for rati-
fication and it was doubtful If the
house in it's present mood would not
defeat the whole resolution. He was
by Senator r. B. Butler, who |
thought the resolution without the |
was dangerous. Senator
Ventress Smith also supported the !
and Senator Charles |
Louque opposed it on the same |
ground taken by Senator Johnson as
did Senator Lawrason
The Williamson amendment was fl
nally rejected by a vote of 26 to 3. |
The Smith resolution was then adopt
ed by an overwhelming vote.
Practically no other business was
by either house Monday |
night, except the debate over these
The Dupre resolution
adopted by the house is the exact |
opposite of the Smith resolution. 1t |
leclare that any attempt to restrict
he character of legislation to be In I
at this session is in violation |
If the constitution of 1921.
Judge Dupre argued in support of
mis- resolution annulling the Smith
at length. He said it was
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70 the Hon. Members of the Board
of Aldermen. City Of Opelou-
sas, La.
Conference.-The are hereby noti-
fled that there will be a Special Meet
ing of the mayor and board of alder
men, at the city hall, on this Monday
September IL, 1921, at seven o'cock
p. m, for the purpose of considering
the question Of purchasing addition
al main for Grolee street drainage,
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666 cures Malaria, chiFis and Fever
Bilious Fever, Colds and LaGrippe'
It kills the parasite that causes the
fever. 1t Is a splendid laxative and
general Tonic.-adV.
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Marriage is a synonym for either
or misery.
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OPELOUSAS AUTO
TOP SHOP

Plantation Owners - Save
mOney-bring me your old
briddles, collars, breeching.
| will make them last longer
OPelousas Auto Shop
318 Landry Street
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Don't get the big head-it will cost
you too much for hats.