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The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
PROCLAIM CHARLES
.HEADOF MONARCHY.
in WEST HUNGARY.
Independent Government
Established, Is Report
Confirmed at Paris.

PARIS, Sept. 3o.-The Hungarian
diplomatic delegation at Paris con-
firmed tonight the receipt Of a mes
sage from West Hungary telling Of
the independence Of that territory.
West Hungary, it is declared. con-
siders itself a monarchy under for
mer Emperor Charles, despite the
fact that he is detained at present
in Switzerland.
1t is feared the proclamation Is
paving the. way for another coup
d'etat by Charles.
A dispatch from Vienna states
that former Premier Friedrich heads
the independence movement. A
council of defense has been estab
lished and has taken over the ad-
ministration of the West Hungarian
government.
The proclamation calls upon every
man ito do his duty by king. by
God. and by country"
Friedrich is quoted as saying.
Whoever now dares to enter West
Hungary without proper authorize
tion VIII be shot. q
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
WANT MORE ROOM
TO HOUSE POLICE
Oyster Plans to Make Space
For Use of the Tfaffic
Bureau.

NVQu; Sition of additional quarters
So Jhc police dewrtment in which
r. teaSc a centralized traffic, bureau
~ ~ ~ attempted as soon as Mai
NsvyN l.. Grssford, superintendent
IS. i','jSvc, returns from his vacation,
NNss1s~ Commi ssioncr oyster said
N-Syvg,}aN, Motorcycles will replace
= -su'NCr of horses now used by The
ArNSrtwcnt. according to the pres
-; v'3-S
f,>JaNi. ShmcGt Of a centralized
.vasiy' bureau has been blocked by
'AyN ~ space. and the bureau will
r,usru in the oV"rcrowded District
s>-Blis0E until a site can he secured
s,v the erection of police headquar-
81 Comun missioner oyster will
confer with Mai. Gessford to secure
-s,C-Eh room in tn District Build
s-E tNr the temporary housing of
:E, bureau,
Traffic Capitalization with all
CROSSING policemen under one head
: urCCut. for under present condi-
tons dinCrcut signals are given to
drivers in various parts of the city
cal sing confusion because of the
N..tctv ot orders which come from
precinct commanders. it was pointed
out Raising of the rank of the
at.l of the traffic bureau from cap
-a.u - Inspector will follow CEN
tcl'.zation. oyster said.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
ADVISES STUDENTS
TO AVOID POLITICS
in FOREIGN LANDS
Senior Yanes Addresses G.
f, u. School of Foreign
Service.

Noninterference in South Ameri-
can politics was the advice given
students of Georgetown University
School Of Foreign Service. who ex-
pect to engage commercially in the
southern republics. by Francisco Y.
Yanes, assistant director general OF
the Pan American Union at. formal
exercises last night in connection
with the reorening OF the insutu-
tion.
ITO those who may go 10 cur
countI les" declared Senior Yanes. y
say. do not NEEDLE in our polltica,
life: il is resented by the ma jO-IJy
as foreign interference. while tbrSc
with whom you side will turn tcslr
backs on you when the dif;icu5Jy Is
over. and those you have Srt8Sc-
nized will not easily forget .t.~
Prominent among the Oghc-
speakers of the evening were Rep
resentative George VI. Young -
North Dakota: Admiral William =
Henson. of the United States ship
kpinC Board: Prince De Beam.
charge d'affaires of the French I'm
sbassy. and Ambassador Federico
ANonSo Feet. Of Peru.
( The Rev. John b Creeden. :. J.
president OF Georgetown University.
galvc the address of welcome He
iwas followed by DR.. Roy s Mac
ENses. dean Of the school. and the
Rev. W. Coleman NeviIs. s. J.. whose
sRmointment as acting regent Of the
inktitution was announced.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
SENATE.
ProceedInx. OF september aa

Proceeding. of september ~.
Met mt noon and rrcrsssd, at a,se
until noon today.
BY unanimous nErcemeat tse
peace treaties were given the rtsht-
of-way to the exclusion of all ether
business, except the sax biit and the
Panama tolls resolution. which h
the unanished business Of the sem
ate 60 he voted ON October io. The
treaties debate will close October
IA. discussion 10 he hmited from
II.3O O'Clock on that date 20 one
hour for each senator " he drsirrs 10
be heard aud ten a,inates each GA
motions. After atsPeSal 81 toe
treaties. the ts> eia debate VIII be
resamrd astu that ssesssr~ t> aaalsy
acted upon,
conference r~RSSt 49, tAs sstt-Accr
hill. snteetca ~ tNS s&S>~see~t eS~
cause &C r>ctsAea as> rSs@s~~SS> Nat
withdrew A. ~sscsttSna >stS& he A.
neuRr~@~sS A.S ~Ao's sse SS> Nlu
and the Sy~sSs~> Sr~ VsaS - SN4e NAN
he will ts>t>t sps.N S-s.@~SlSws ~ ~s
the sstt-s~~S Ssss sS-roSs. c>SNs " ~
anas q SeS~~>sr> ~ s.sS>A sSAS>y
bili> as1 SA~ psNNy-nSS~S sAsoes~eoSnS
sf the >pSSssst >S~>Soss. ~NNA -
plss1r@ tSS sSsrS> >~N~+aNcss
>~.stvr >Acsg>sS>k s~JScs,~s-s =, sSS
SesatS acssr= SsNNsS NStsSsps \,
>la.sSs>~ sssF~yS,i ~SsasSs - ~ ~
AtsN Nhss> sy'sSaG >ar~Nr< - JAc
1oa>r hlli ps~N s&SsK t~s - Sa~
NcsJSxsSssa - tie NN>>JSc ssvAcV.
rAx iSaprstsl 0fsazS >aaA - war =.
tial iaNoSsIkagsAs ~ CSSs -Dr>> S,eaSS
rNsa~rstc tAc Na Man NtSa eI
Charge thSS have Nccs ps&Sc
against 90.
senator >iapscH> spoke fapr
hours against JAe taN rcNt>ian AtIl
reported h> the fiaznrc Iaaa-
mittee sad in support 90 numerous
amcnd mcnt~ he had sncred lie
said -hc bill hS repeating tho cNcr<>
profits tsN and >nrIaN lifted bur
den> iron, the rich and levied an
fairly upon the peer. Iif> arSr-
ment> were supported BY senator
Reed and Others while >ruator> N~-
trmbcr shd PcnrO>r charged tn. {
he took y partisan view and utferC,i
no constructive substitute proNi-
SiOns. The North Carolina senator
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
SHIPPING WARNED
TO REMAIN IN PORT

BOSTON, Sept. 30.-The severe
rain and windstorm which was
sweeping Eastward from the Great
Lakes today is scheduled to strike
New England tonight. the Weather
Bureau reported late today.
Storm warnings were ordered dis
played and shipping scheduled to
leave port was warned to delay de-
parture. 10
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
Automobiles and Sports

Automobile owners and the sporting public will find
plenty OF interesting reading in these pages The latest
developments are fully recorded and authentic.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01

Most fires are preventable. Correct
your hsFards Cultivate carefulness.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
What Congress Did Yesterday.

ssssst,aa that the biii wesid nor
saise ~ much reNeaue aa fhe .pres-
'ea, isw Wss Disputed by the sem
atas ttsM Narth Dalsotn.
Private reiief and pension hills
we're tatseduced by senators In Fol-
iette, calder and Townsend.
President Harding sent 10 the
senate the nomination of Harvey
\. Meter, OF oiathe. i<ans., to be
COLLECTOR of Internal revenue for
kansas.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
The Famous Rotogravure Section

Is now repete with interesting pages OF European Beau
ties, Views of the News NEhat the World is Doing"
outdoor page OF the latest sporting events entertaining
pictures of local interest and the dogs have their
day with full page OF bench winners and their
fair owners.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
And Many Other Features

including up-o-the- minute news OF world wide inn
portance and local interest the happenings in the Fnan
clal, Realty and Dramatic world, the Boys Sunday
Herald ~
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
Society, Music, Art

Completely set forth the activities of social WASH
ingon. A review of recent books published art and
music are also given in the same section:
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
Sir Philip Gibbs

Says that the Washington conference will be seriously
affected by the grave problems OF domestic interest
which will claim first attention with European statesmen
The definite announcement that Lloyd George will not
appear in Washington is due to this fact.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
Anglo-American Pact?

Frank H. Snnonds declares that Englands dire
straits in regard sufficient food supply and market
for ergoods counsels her seek anew an alliance with
the United States OF which she disappointed in Paris
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
The Magazine Section

Starts off with another picture for puzzle lovers fit
appropriate e-wh an additional $1,000 as prizes.
Octavus Roy Cohen will amuse you his Blue Ribbon"
story, LESS Miserable"
The Washington herald., 1921-10-01
.Gbur ! Services.
sSPRITUALISTS}
The First Spirimalist Church
Alfred H. Terry, Pastor.
subject bf Lecture
"SPiRITUAL GIFTS
roNoMed hY apirit messares.

Followed BY spirit messages. :,
"But the manifestation Of the Spirit
10 given to every man to profit withal.
For to one is given, BY the Spirit. the
word OF wisdom; to smother faith, by
the same tSpirit; to another the gift of
healing. By the same Spirit; to another
the working of miracles; to another
prophecy; to another discerning OF
spirits" LIST Cor IL. 1870. Sunday,
p, m. at Pythian Temple. 1912 9th st.
NV. Second floor. All welcome.
Rev. G. L. Arthan, Sunday us n..,,n: :,ss,
at o'clock In Society Han. 500 G 81.
NV. Short lecture. followed by spirit
messages.
Tuesday evening. at Q o'clock. special
message seance and questions answered.
Private daily interviews in his studios
In the hall. Il
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05
BATTERY COSTS GO BACK
TO PRE-WAR PRICES


"It j. a lief obc able "a sell bat
terry that does more and costs less than
ones We had before 1914 said Mr..
Landry of the lIollicr AGto Co. of Ab-
beville,
Maybe it was the result of the
waste in IN; tcrialS and the foolish price
of labor that was paid during ia, war
Maybe il vas the increased efficiency
that battery makers learned under
stress that made them produce anew
one that | am selling today. The Phi
iadeiphia Storage Battery Company
made il. They call il the Ford, Dodge
and Buick Special type Philadelphia
Diamond Grid Battery. There are two
thing like about it: 1t gives one hun
bred per cent service, and i is made i'll
three different types that make i usa
bic in nine out of ten OF the ears that
are being operated today. Every one
Of thee batteries contains quarter sawed
lard wood scparators and is guaranteed
for full wear S continuous service
Bat" qucricd the reporter, "Aren Il
-ou blowing your own horn?'
"You bet | ami said Mr.. Landry
And I'm not selling sirens, but offer
ing more power at less money 10 the
auto owners Of this town. Ii the great.
or facilities and the bigger scientific
triumph of the Philadelphia Storage
Battery Company can do this little
ching for ny business, then | should
worry. and ] can see better time, for
myself as well as the motorist in The
near future.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05
NOTICE.

.'at:ras Of this Office are respectfully
urged 70 Re mere 0articTlar il address.
ing and wra"ri"" rarc':. Parcel. "l".
.qi"'r. ADS. ia',.I- u rc-u7'l, must
not y.r;,l" rr,.,r.i a,;fr'se '-"'l This
'a1.3 u.">t -. r'r..'.n'-
ovncr, ~ ioe, hoxas will kindly
refrain from ecrding children for their
mil. rr:,lovrcS are prohibited b.
Postal flaws and Regulations from Oper
irg lock haN@s.
r"snprtf,l"
p. O. EnOUSS tGH. T. II.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05

Grrvaau. Nar1an, AIbcvi'lc. New
Iberia, -. Martintille, Breaux Bridge,
A-u.u],. lie to Port Barre.
Blatc IS. Beginning n 1t COMPUTE,
through Meridian,. Mamoa, Eulict
Crowley to Kaplar.
Fopte -. Beginning at Abhcyille,
Trough Maurice to Lalayetto.
TIE bills pro ides for routes al over
Tie safe ala all are numbered up to
So routes.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05

I'm. i'lll, JuulCldl DlSlIlCl NuuIN
No. 1888. Fl
Succession Of Jean Bourque
Whereas, Joseph Bourque residing in
tho Parish Of Ecrmilion. State of Lou
isiana, has made an application to be
appointed Administrator :hc above
estate.
Now, therefore, all persons arc hereby
notified 10 file their opposition TO the
application, if anv they have. in writ.
ing with the Clerk II Court, at his Of.
flee in the Town of Abbeville, La. with.
in ton DAYS after the first notice hereof,
otherwise the said applicant will be
named and appointed as such admins.
trator as required By law and in accord.
arcc with law,
Witness ny hand and seal Of Office
this End dag of No, ember, A. D. 1921.
DEWEY DUBOIS,
by. Clerk Of Court
Raphael j. LaBauve, Attorney.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05
BAZAAR AT DELCAMBRE.
A School Fair and Bazaar at Delc1mDre
Will Be Arranged and Staged on
the 18Th and 13.h Of Nov.

arrangements have lcen comp, tee,
add thc merchants, school and Pro. \
7. Drlcambrc, with The teachers. 80
l.rtting forth every possible effort tC
mrkJ success of fac occasion.
Dinner and athletics on Sunday.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05
GOOD ROADS BILL
PASSES THE HOUSE

The Good Roads Bills. which passed.
the House on Oct. 9th, take pretty
good care of Nermilion, and il tie de
Scription of the various routes rs listed
in the bill. shows the following routes
which concern Abbeville.
Route >. Beginning at Oberli 8,
through Elton, Jennings, Lake Arthur,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05

Er 'crpgrs Iege, aged 81 wears, :
rlrutGs and l. iavs. lied nj his home
near Ahtevillc, on Nrndsv, Octnner
91St. 1921, at $40 n. m. Funeral was
'c'd on TUESDAY morning. Nov. lst at
: n'ciork from The Catholic Church.
Burial was made in the New Catholic
Crfnefer,'.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05

Good Tractor Oil adds more value
70 tractor at the end of year than
the original cost of the Oil. Atlas
Tractor Oil. Casanova & Gooch, agents.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05

nm NAN,s RuFE" is noor
LOUISIANA.

fT-n VANS BUFF is a poor
$50. acn We are sUenI'rr
Ari bars txe.},. vit*
-..' ,,.:oa a-4 send away (. uG> IL
.. g., n1 o...;
in. o4I c5dct house gets yBur
N''et oI cas'i among thousand "
.., -fs..-aG oti srs and : CLERK
: - 81. IL a':'-i, .eoDi tn .'src PIE
al s>.1 - y9a 80 l,ttg ii
.s.-' e.. +a-r lar Taste az 1llelnpt
- T.: ywa> .pcciaI n-eGs; ybi get
20 c;lu;,e al all.
B:; .gacn yoa trade at hninc. you
li-h yourself as your taste dictates
-. can choose yourself for quality,
and yon can see TOT, yourseli tina,
your special needs are filed Be-
sides. TIE man in the store is your
neEhhui and tries to please you
must hul rs goods with quality in
: AZ BIS -.s y1lSt he reasonable.
,,uas uo....s III Land e.su. Du.f."
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05
| LOCAL /
ARPENWVES

George \ ,omfor, returned Tuesday
from Houston.
Mrs Henry Moss, of Erath, was q
visitor here Tuesday
Oliver Landry, Of Crowley was Wis
ltor here Wednesday.
Ovey Harrington, of Bayou Sale,
motored here Saturday
Sule Loquettc Of Port Arthur, Texas
is visiting re.atives here.
Miss Bennette Dartez of Lafayette
was a visitor here Tuesday.
Leosca Sellers, of Henry was a bust
ness visitor mere Wednesday.
Cleophas Brasseaux, of Henry was
business visitor here Monday.
Supt. j. II. Williams visited the
schools at Chenier Tigre Tuesday.
Mrs = q Ru+Ior % p,,rL;c - ,;s;
'N " ~ "''' -''N'''''
SiJro,. rr,do-;oL hoe o..or+oJ noe.
ition ms cInrk NJ Tho Rio U.R,, store
Sim, 1o,Ir,. 8 <-o,,. rh,,.;, :.
v;si,ino b.rc tLn ,,,,.,, nf Ira. UnLort
-
Won buiId' Sac n IIJTGRINe,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Brooks entertain.
niyft f'
ore.ic Vincent nj Kaplap. VA, n
xcck
Fhe Ladies Aid of The Presbyterian
Church mo, Tuosdo,. ,y;tb NJ. uA 4
-
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. 4. Dubu.. entertain.
cd at their homo nj halo 'ern marty
lastFriday night
Mr. and Mrs. Will. Durkc moved
Friday in their newly bu;lt bunuaoow
pStrppt.
M Nh. Pantist Church SATURDAY. and
WAS we'll attendcJ
-
+ w O,Rrvap and Albert Escudicr
trrn;ng Snpday n;,ht
49, y,,-.nd w. ,-;r;o,,5 e. 7,.o- s,,a
Mxs -, sor,,ar 80 C,o,.,a,, ,,.a.s
visitors hare Tnssdov
pov p;.b,rd,ar ,,;ssos Mani, Pos.
E,.oI,,r Monta'rna ~ NJ De- D.
saonx ,;otnra5 - I"fa,.at,a T',o.ia,.
Mr. aud Mr. 7 = xo,,,,s or,or.o;r.
n;rbt f,r No benoft nf ,bn Chr;stcn
EnJaayor
Nrs 7 Es.rJ;or o,1 .b;Idr,r 70.
turnad from n v;s;t 70 Jafora,ta whore
thoI s,ont last ,root, onJ ,.;e;t;rn va.
io,;,os ond fr;a,ds
s,,.do,,os Iohr p,r,u Iob, >u,;or
T IaRI,nc and Ri, Rrassnaux me.or'
oj ~ Now iberia md Ja,norctto We'd.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05
ROOM 70 RRENT.
NJ rTrCcUS LEGE

Good front room. furnished for rent
4 y t. Hrs Z. J. G.. McCOmskcy.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05
FARMS FOR SALE.

20 AG?INIS near NuI>1 on r. F. D. and drainage canal
good residence small syrup Iiii engine a. pump
for irrigation. Good terms SIS, 10000
1880 ARPElTIs No!icn River just North Of Abbo.
vile, s2lcLid leaaeye, large barn. pasture garden
and ether improvements; also four extra good Alerc4n
Mules, wagon, and all field implements run TIE farm;
land very ricE and in high state Of cultivation Excellent
for dairy. poultry truck lso for bioe. c1rA
TENS s. Geo la ea@- : gea4a
Price fur all - llAs s12COJ 90
$50 ACRES all tilab and in good shape ies South Of
Kaplan, La, R. F. d. drainage (ail-i; to main res
dences, two cabins LARGE barn, houses; exceptionally
good Layne Bower deep we'll w IS # stfel pit Deco
Light plant; all Improvement class condition
than one half of land ed rice Small clash PAYMENT,
balance extra NJ Price for ALL per $500
500 ACRES, CIV Island, r. F. D. adjoining school: on
DRAINAGE canal under fence main residence; four
az U.S. ha ouhouscs free Of red rice; rice,
cotton, stock. good farm, cheap and on easy
Price per -.~--~.~ $50 90
800 ACRES, en- yc,Tnion River, miles soqth Of Per.y;
main residence tenant houses h"rls etc. 500 hard
wood 400 tiiabe now 60 subject to cu;iyt
ton in short time: for sugar cane corn rice stock Sap
Tor hustler One-th cash, balance in 70 % year.
Price .~a ~.~ -- l~-~~.~ $40 $50 90
z35 ACRES rich high land, public road miles sl 81
Abbeville; two miles to school, church pbet-olfcc 2nA
river 120 cleared and under cultivation; 30
good gum and aOl timber, balance parti, crArt
good resi- Ience tenant houses large bara sheds oAe
oenEette syrup mill 500 gals per cay sefm boiler end
~ ongne. Personal inspection will proVc mis- sE"p.
Terms, $}00lOO cash. balance % iF3 year AT 4
Flicc. toy all .-~-~s Si2UoO 90
1000 ACRES Bayou Nrmion, 10 aile4 Sonth Of Abr
vile; 800 tlabe; 500 PASTURE 500 hard
wood balance open raiTie and marsh land; all sec<
cultivation: tenant houses small ayrup 1l 90 5c@::
pecan trees; II cIo"s row. and st-ciass cattle ra'rc
y big bargain o. easy terms Price ~S zOO oC 90
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05
Ses.s, &e%e~ g. Tor Ford
Ears aud rspaiYs.

"A poor OF faf tractor oil causes
ai.ety nst cert 81 trscter troubles
Therefore. ninety percent Of trsctof en-.
.'.- Il en- ;, prevented thru the
- IRA, toI oil. Atlas Traeto,
o.i - ir tsr c!s-,. C,.s,o-s Z Gooes,
agents,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05

River Side Lumber Co., sells every
thing in The building r':e. See
j. II. LUTGRING.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05

STATE OF louisiana, PdrlSh or Nerm1i'
ION, 18th, Judicial District Court
No. 1911.
Succession Of Berth Lima and
Marie Arsenne Gaspard,
Whereas, The People Bank & Trust
co., of the Parish of Nermilion, Louis
lana. administrator Of tie above named
estate, has filed final tablead Of
classification and distribution of funds
OF sid aestatc, accompanied by its reti.
ton, PRAYING for the homoIogation az
the same. and also PRAYING for its of
fetal bond to be cancelled and releas
ing il of il trust.
And whereas the PRAYER of said pet
ition has been granted by an order OF
court bearing date October 2sth, 1921
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
to all persons interested TO make oppos
ition to said tableau, to file In writing
in my office, in the Town Of Ahberillc
within the time required by law, why
the sail Tableaux should not be homolo
gated and confirmed, and the admins
traitor discharged of its trust and Us
| official bond cancelled in full.
Clerk s Office, Abbeville, Louisiana
October 2Sti, 1921.
7. L, BROUSSARD,
Clerk of Court
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES.

sslla,s :. sou. tTac,aI. yet Ass OIL
Casanova { Gecch, agents
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05

River Side Lumber, Co.. sells lum.
Der cheaper than aHyb"d" il to-r'. see
J. II. LUTGRING.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05
Succession Notice.
Succession Of Jean Bouruue

State of Louisiana, Parish of Ncrmil-
ION, Nth, Judicial District Court
W 1899 o.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05

Mrs. \. J. Escudier, and children re-
turned from a visit to Lafayette, where
they spent last week end visiting re.
latives and friends.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05

Mesdames John Ewell, John Nugier,
j. Leblanc and Rita Brasscaux, motor
ell to New Iberia and Jeanerette. We'd
nesday of this week.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05

A fair will he 'ivcn a Dc':ambre
Saturday and Sunday for tar benefit
of The school. The" will hr danrjng
Saturday might, and basket hall !. me
Sunday afternoon at %:3D Entertain.
mcnt Sundar night at $50, good time
is assured TO all.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05

Mrs. Richarb Dubois. and twin ba-
bieS and Mrs. L. NJ. Thibodeaux. OF
Bayou trgre, were vision here Thurs.
day guests Of relatives.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05
Mr. and Yrs. RAYMOND sarveF and
Mrs. Levy Sarver, of Crowley were
visitors here Tuesday.

Roy Richardson Misses Mamie Rose
EVELYN Montague and Mrs. Rita Bras.
seaux, motored to Lafayette Tuesday.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05

j. w. O'Bryan and Albert Escpdicr
motored to Bayou Sale, Saturday, re-
turning Sunday night
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05
SUCCESSION NOTICE

State Of Louisiana. Parish Of vermil.
ION, 18th, Judicial District Court
IA 1914
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05

Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Nettles, entertain
ed at a Halo cen party last Monday
night for the benefit Of the Christen
Endeavor.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05

Mrs. J. W. O'Bryan, and son j. W.
Jr. Mr. and Mrs j F Mcpherson, mot
ored to Henry Sunday aud were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. l.. Morgan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charley Burt.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05

Rev. and Mrs. s. o. Oliver and rhild.
rem and Mrs. Henry Moss retained
Monday from a visit to Eunice where
they motOred there Friday, and were
week end guests of relatives.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-11-05

Sidney Frederick has accepted pos
ition as clerk at the Big "B" Store.
Simeon Landry, Of New Iberia is
visiting hero the guest OF IuaS Hehert