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The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-08
SPIRIT OF THE AMERICAN
 REPUBLIC

The development of government in
 the United States, based as it is
 upon constitution which firmly se- cures the rights and liberties of the citizen and justly apportions the powers of the government. has evolved the specific thing known as American democracy. Its true prin- c1ples are these: That government exists for the sake of the governed and not vice versa; that all inst government recognizes and is based upon equal rights of all citizens to liberty and the pursuit of happiness:
 that the immunities of the people are mot the gift of the state, but on the contrary, the powers of the state are the gift of the people; that no deposit of unrestrained power can DC made either in the state, in any or US organs, or in the will of a numerical majority, without putting the just liberty of men in peril; that democracy, viewed as a social as well as a political order, must know no distinctions of class, creed or DOS esslons, but must secure inyiolably to everyone that which is justly his own; that no man or set oF man are entitled to exclusive public emol- sments or to exemption from ahe laws which bind all alike; and that all government should be maintained, and continued, only on the basis of Just and salutary laws constitution.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-08
RODE HIGH, WILD AND LIVELY

For a few gasping months, in which hundreds of millions had to have food, no matter what the cost, we rode high, wild and lively. Now the law of averages is beginning to work again. The hundred millions still lack dessert, but they have got ten one or two good meals ard the smoke out of their eyes. They are calling us down to the ground, and we are coming Everybody will feel better when we get there. Undobut- edly business is in for a temporary shake-up. Indeed, the agricultural end of it has already been shaken up. It will be better for people on earth, ourselves included, when the readjustment gets a real grip on things. AS soon as we can find an equitable basis for it there will be more trade, more production and more exchange than there ever was before.-Houston Chronicle.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-08

Many marry as an investment and have to make up deficit.
 You do not have to be "stick" to be a spoke in the wheel of progress.
 Fear of criticism keeps a great many people from doing a lot of rash things
 He who always goes along his own way is likely to spend many lone some hours.
 Money considerations have broken up more friendships than all other things combined.
 Many a woman makes the claim that her hubby is an open book We have seen blank books.
 Men who go to the pen may not necessarily be writers, but they are usually authors of crime.
 Someone has said that the kangaroo has everything beat for jumping Guess this fellow hasn't had his eye on the price of living.
 You just cant keep a woman from telling how much her husband is mak- ing, provided it is enough to talk about.
 1. Many of the so-called rich are our greatest objects of charity-because of getting so much that they don't earn.
 Rockefeller is talking of giving back the money which the people have entrusted to his kindly care for safe keeping. We would be pleased to receipt for our pro rata at any moment.
 Pretty soon the height of immodesty will be for a girl to allow the least
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-08

ally ordained, impartially enforced, and faithfully obeyed.-From Bar lett-Blacks Handbook of American Government"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-08
NORTHERN PACIFIC BY.
 ORDERS CUT IN FORCE

SPOKANE, Jan. 8 (by Associated Press).-Northem Pacific railroad of ficials here have received orders from headquarters in St. Paul to reduce the working forces on the road in this section in all departments to the 1915 basis.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-08
FISH QUOTATIONS

SEATTLE, Jan. 8.-(Special to the Daily Times) - Fish quotations at noon January 2: Halibut, 12c; chick ems, Sc.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-08

Venizelos must be smiling all over at the way fate has again played into his hands.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-08

portion of her ears to be exposed hut those who profess to know about such things say that before long a porous plaster will make an elaborate eve ming gown. &
 Nine times out of ten the wife isn't proud of her husband who obeys her every whim-and certainly he cant be proud of himself.
 Many folks wonder why the ap- pendix was put in man. It is our humble opinion that surgeons could testify that it serves a very useful purpose.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-08

The Daily Times Job Plant is well equipped for all classes of commercial printing.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07
New Suits Flied

April -. No. 1869. +. b. Collins
Inc, Co. W Ellie Touchyt, ct ais. Ex-
cntory Process; john Nuglcr, attorney.
April 80. Ne. 1868. James \. sum
mcrs ~. Alfred White, note $2j9.oo;
". y. Gordy, attorney.
April 30 40. 1904. James 4. sun,
mcrs, vs.. Nalcry Leblanc, ct ais, note,
S334.00; W. Il. Gordy, attorney.
May ,. No. 1905. Alliance Trust Co.
Ltd, vs.. Oncil Cornicr, ct ais, Excuitory
Procnss; II. Il, Boyds, attorney.
MAY ,. No. 7yd6 Dwycr Bros, w.
\. Z, Leblanc, account, $4,000; Il. }.
LaBhnvr, attorney.
May ;. 40. 1867. Interstate FEC
tri" 90. y. Town Of Abhcvinc, account,
ss2o"4; Ii. J. IaBnurc, attorney.
Ma. p. g.. 7u1s, F.ar. /. Duu.i.
e, ~ y, E~'r'.a L.bnis 81 al.. pat'i.
ton: Broatoat, II ~""~on. attorneys.
MAJ /. ", 7o69, +. i. Collin, fae..
Go. rs. Nirgiuic Narcca.x est col g ais,
EXcc"tory Process; John Nagirr, atty.
May I. No 900. +. and Il. Maniac.
turing Go. vs. \. 5. Landry, arraunt,
Broussard & Samson, attys.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07
Mayor Leblanc
Sits With Council

Gently elected mavor of Abbey ific tool,
ms seat a tue o'u'''H MIe'inS n"nuaE
inp address 10 the members II the couu-
rn an" tue "'@' "u"''"'G ''"' was
lGrr.Icncp of p, Camel.
IN a,<nmi.. m. chair a., rour prrsi-
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07
Minut" Clerk

Tur,d;.N. MAY Bird, 1874.
Court MT this day with Hon. ". ".
! Bailr, Judge. rr.sidins.
7od> Frau,.i- D"bois 81 a. IS. H.
trlla Dubois e. ais.
answered ulcd 10y Turor al ta., ou
bclal: 81 minors R.por's "f e>lor's
aJpoiutrl hy 'hc Court, filed iNcd for
tdis dav, same taken mp AMI 'rird, ~
idrnc. ad.lu,,d aud submitted and
Judgment rendered, ordering AMI au-
'horI<Ing rartitiou ia kiru - prnlor,l
and a. prayer for. So" nccrc", anil
Judgment read. signed and fled.
On application Of heirs to have par
triton executed before r. J. Samson,
Notary Public, approved and homolog-
addurcd and submitted and judgment
rendered homologatcing said PARTITION.
.'gncd and filed.
7n26-Wcil' Bros vs. pcmonic Alb
shin - ais.
Judgment read, signed ana flcI
50j+-Alhcrt Hcbcrt ~. Guiliauncc
Hchrrt.
Upon motion of Plaintiff : Counsel
case dismissed az Plaintiffs cos's, and
upon further motion Of said Counsel,
original note withdrawn mind certified
copy substituted therefore.
Court then adjourned.
CHAS G. LEBLANC. Judge.
Minute Clerk.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07
BANCKER BUDGET.

'"'h"r N"gt and Elliott Cadc mad.
a f.Iug trin e. Opciousas Sunday en-
a., is. IN: 'a-"vct,c aud Grand CO
,ayH .u ',r NY.
M. r"''y r-o,-~ard 9.J .or. R.t,r'.
We" visitors iere Tae-day a,a we'd.
n"sHay.
Mr.. Ovcrton Cadc, Of Youngs,iilc.
"Hd PaEckcr Cado, of Cair, were bust,
ncss visitors here Tuc'day.
Ccvilc Landry, Postmaster Willie
Henry and Adolph Landry, of Hcnrv,
rallcd mere TN business Wednesday,.
The farmers Of This dipping vat dis.
trict have organized good Dipping sy..
"" Pc. " : '.,ta'" placr. la.
ard 10y - ~ - ~ o:1ey ~ e, al ia
Wild cattl" out Of III. woods.
NJ. VIM. Carlo ana u bushes, ,lsito,
- Ai1,}i'it TGtsray.
SIR. Emmcr putuam, Of liz, OAK.
vent 10 ADbt,il several tim,. This
"eIA.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07
'Nunez Sparkles

Mr. Rumrr Gnriry an daughter
Ms, Mabel Guidrv. visited relatives III
kaplan Sundsv.
Mr.. aud Mr.. ". j. Richards aud
Nj. Tii,da Kcnrr were fine w"ck end
visitors 70 Maurice.
Low Hartman, Sidney Vincent aud
Thclovc Vincent, attended the dance
at Russo Brousard Saturday night
Misses Mabel Gudry and MAY Smi.
ley, were visitors 10 Ahbcrill" Sntur'
day.
Miss Richards Of Maurice who has
been tc guest OF her brother W. j..
Richards returned to her home Monday.
Ciophc Vincent was 4 business yisi-
tor ct Abbeville Saturday.
Misses Bunk and Robertson teachers
of ,Ir Mcaux School visited Miss Hilla
Kcrap Monday evening,
NJ. and Mrs. Albert Hrbrr' of
Ncurgsvillr visited Mr.. and Mrs, Numa
Guidry Wednesday.
Mrs ,Ih,rt Perrin visited IN Al.
bcville Saturday
Maya Hrbort was visitor at Perry
Sunday,
, u.,-, l., /. -,..
4
here returned 10 his nome IN haPIah'
-, - = GIL.
I""'u i'itd'N gnu D. -. 80 I'M, a.,
7''"'"'H "is""
l., .;,. -, ,h. T.,---n.,r ., COLL MN
an'' Tue crop "''"Nu mere are 1''N'"4
""''
G"n ""oV' ,,r", y, n"T',, ~ '" ,I w"
"n, t,.mi,,. on n;sh -, .L w." :,
- b..o ,nx, ..,rn,
'''>
~ ,;s;,"t s,;, 49," h",n in u." ,s a.
end
o. &. Hcbert attended the dance al
BuSsoe Broussari' 5 Saturday night.
Adcrian Dartcz of West Columbus
Texas, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Nuns
l.. 4
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07
LEBLANC NEWS NOTES.

Miss Etta Leblanc returned home
sunday after spending several months
in New Orleans az the guest Of her
brother aud siNtrr-iu-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Gillc Leblanc.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

3gj5- STATE of Louisiana rs. john Cap.
dcviclle a. 4 b.
Defendant sentenced by the Court &C.
ray Il iinr III $500 and costs of Court
and t. be inrarcrratcd IN the Parish
i.i for Il term OF Twenty 80 dsr.,
a.& IN Gcfallt III payment oi inc g. he
incsr-otrrd in cid j"ii ior an al !j,oau-
e.. Zen 10. larg,
,a1' sat Of Louisiana y. Marcel
rlomas, '~cii z prG.- X No.tlums.j
t.,icuJaut sentenced by thc Court 70
be- iurarccratrd il the Parish Jail for
a tenn of Thirty >3oJ days.
39GU-Statc Of Louisiana vs.. Joseph
Bc,>a .Wiic Dcscrtion.)
Defendant sentenced by the Court to
pay fine Of $4,000 and costs Of Court,
and in drfalt OF yapmcnt Of said fine,
"a bc incarccratcd III the rarisl Jail
for term of ninety (00) days, The
sheriff il directed to pay wife of the
accused not including costs of Court,
the fine Of SloO00 herein imposed,
@03o--Sta,c Of Louisiana ". Arestide
N1h'Ed4 \N4IG DCcSI tioAL'g
5gsl state Of Louisiana ", Whitney
Parker, speeding on Bridge
Defendant sentenced by the Court 10
Jay a fine OF 500 and costs of Court,
and in default Of payment of fine TO
Uc incarcerated in the Parish Jail for
Il term of five 81 days
39i9--State of Louisiana vs. Ben NJ
aeh \. X b.
Defendant sentenced by the Court 10
pay fine ofSl0.o0 and costs Of Court,
and to be incarceratcd IN the Parish
Jail for a term of fifteen ~ days,
and in default Of payment Oi line 10 be
iucarccra,ca ia said jail Tor on adit
,ional Ten 90 days,
3gag--Stutc Of Louisiana -. LoIis
Romero. Loud Language etc.
DcIcmdant ScHtehcei by the Court 70
raw fine ot $1,000 and costs of Court
and t. bv incarccratcd IN the Parish
Jail for Il term OF Ten N0) days, and
in default Of payment of fine to he m
carcerated III said Jail for an addition
al Ten (lO) days.
3985-State of Louisiana VS.. David
Clark 4 Albert Clark Constructing
Natural drain,)
Sentence deferred by the Court.
; 3qG7-Stutc If Louisiana " Arestide
Bouquet. ,Ki,ing Sow.
NnF...a1l. s.i'cuccI h. tnc curt =
"a. ii at.,. s. $1,000 at,b costs q Court
md 30 . ! nj 81 .otmcu' 3, oc h.ar'
.rra.eG ia .he PARISH Jail fOr 'erm -
rcu a.. dHvS, linen ant a.~' .~Grlrd
10 "a. 10 Albert H't'r', plcrr'tor 81
4aii wv. re gam Of s2G.5G the nPPrais
ed value OF said SOW
3ps3- State louisiana ". Monsieur
{ John, buying and selling sNln~ tuf
beam. ANIMALS without license
Sentenced by the Court 10 pay
tim. # $1,000 and costs of Court and IN
otfaul. Of payment TO be incaf"' r;:ti
~ thy Parish jail for term ~ len
(1oJ days.
state of Louisiana So Jesse lie.
Blanc, SANDER.
Dp,eIdGnt sentenced by the Court
~ rav 4 fac Of $4,000 and cost OF Court
and o. default OF payment Of SAD hhs,
-. ..ca.vc.G;eI in the Parish jail for
:, t,.4n q Ks. - -. >.
2o-a-Sta.c Of Louisiana vs. Mr,. Burt
Iettrrv, Slandet.l
Dc+eudaI. sentenced - The Coitt -
,sr + -, 4 >2a4y 49, sos; y l9-''i
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

5g6o--Ed Broussard vs.. A. karlah,
Heretofore fixed for this day, Case
taken up and tried, evidence Hdiuccd
and closed, and case submitted. aud
same taken under adviSenent by the
Court.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

Oyev Comeaux and children and Miss
pita IClcuX were the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. II. c. Leblanc sunday.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

?" Ir iH,arrCratrH IN The idrl>h ldll
Tor q term Of Fifteen li51 days.
"-? STAT, Of Louisiana ~ Mcus CO
uaJN, WIt" r.,r'iou,j
Defendant sentenced br 'Lc CuIr'. e.
'a. 81 .ur of tluu.u" aId costs OF 'oUrt.
ana iu Gci.F.' OF pay r,u' nt sad nuc
=" he ,u,ur,,r:t,r iu "a Parish jail tor
20 tenn CO.. ninety go days. The sheriff
d. i'rrctvd to pay oyrr 10 IN" wiic OF
'hr ;,,usrd, NOT including the Codrt
COSTS, tIc tine OF $4,000 herein imposed.
]977 state Of Louisiana ~. Cleo
hulc Simon tWifc DcsrTtiony.
Sentence deferred 10y the Court.
3972-Statc Of Louisiana y. Henry
k"'>c Jr. a. 4 B.
I'irudan; ~crt.Acct by the Court 70
pay - line OF $500 and costs OF Court,
auG 80 hc lucarrcrat"d IN the Parish
jail for 1t term @. Fifteen lJl lays. AID
IA default If payment ~ nrc :" b, in
caIccratvt u, laid ia.. Tor an addition
al Ten go. days.
@970-Statc OF Louisiana ys. Advnis
McauX, y. X b.
Defendant sentenced bv the Court to
pay fine oi $1,000 aEd costs Of Court,
and III default Of payment of fine, to
tie incarccratcd in the Parish iail iOr
term Of Fifteen lJ) days.
@0S0-StGtc Of Louisiana vs. Dcmas
Duhon, tas-ault)
Defendant SENTENCED by the Court J
Court to pay Il fine OF $1,000 and costs
OF Court, and in default IF pay mcnt of
hnc, 10 be incarccrated in the Parish
Jail Tor term ot Ten lol DAYS.
59J6--nta'" Vi Loai>iaDg ". Th,o. -Ab-
shire, Calling to provide Tor minor
Sentence deferred by the CURT.
3992--Nta,r VI Louisiana IS. ora by.
ron Wife Dcrscrtion),
Scntcnc, deferred by the Court.
594S state Of LoYisiuna -. Chief
Edwards, a. b.
Defendant sentenced by the Court to
pay Il tine ct $1,000 and costs of Court,
and to be incurcerated in the Parish jail
Tor term of Ten tl0) days.
,963-Statc of Louisiana W Melton
Mitchell \. \ D.
defendant failed ~ answered - his
uame upon being :aiie1.
Court then adjourned, t
W. ". BAILEY, b
\ ~
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

3992-S State Of Lpusiana w. Ora BY.
ron. 2lHifvtfHl9ET ssrr5t<-----s-,
Defendant broh2hN into Court, re-.
gnlarly arraigned and Plead Gritty, and
ordered b. the Court to report oil Sat
urdav, April 30th, mex, fur sentence,
appearance bond fixed by the Court at
$i25.9o.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

$.A7--Stat' louisiaEl ". Joe. lie
G'Cuf :. 4 B.
DrferGa brought into Court, re-
u'ar'" = ai1ned and plead Guilty.
g.. . .tt".. ~ tie CoUt to report 90
>t'e}a,, rjl 30th, nexe forspnteucc,
! .l,"-i bond liked by the Court
Il. 5000.
lei sue sion of Erastc MarceauX.
H. -" % ter of Rdle filed Ov Bank
OF ka la. anne was fixed for this DIV.
d"ly take Hp and tried, evidence adj
diced submitted and Judgment
=. 'dered o., prayed for, See Decree and
Judgmrn cadf signed and filed.
Court Il'1 adjourned.
". W. BAILEY,
CiEAS. {. .EBT ANC, judge,
ate Clerk.
Friday, April :9'n, 1921.
Court 49, this day with Honorable
". W. Bailey, Judge presiding
$500 An rev r. Moss vs.. Andrew P.
Moss, e ais.
Upon motion of plaintiff : Counsel
ease fixed for Monday, May 9th, 1871
next,
599O-Stn'c of Louisiana vs.. Willie
Guidry lObstruct Drain.)
1891 sra . # Louisiana Va. Willie Gui-
dry Assault and Dang. Weapon
P"n n''ion of District att"rneH'
nxing above two cases, set aside in
Definitely.
"96l-Stat, of Louisiana rs Oncil Dy-
son. Dispose Lem Sharel.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

ll9S-Succcssion Of Carmchte Dartcz.
Answer fled BY counsel on behalf
Of tax collector. Fixed fGr this dar on
application of Francois Dubois, suryir-
ing spouse, and sole heirs II law 70 bC
recognized, "a such and Sc. into pos
session, aud rule against Tax Collector
to show cause why, said heirs should
not be sent into possession without pay
mcut, THEA and submitted, and judy
m"ut rendered. making said raic ahso-
lutte, recognizing the heirs ind sending
tIcm into possession without raymcn;
OF inheritance tax, See Decree, and
judgment read, signed and filed,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

Inc Steady Advertiser is taxing
80. 70. 'er 10 the Bank. He does
! mn ever. morning. The Ma. Cr'!er
mouSe' lent Worry him. NoI.Hn !
lou Ike to be a Steady Advertiser
''''' '"Ie i'rad Of Money 10 the Bank
-,rrE morning. Well, you can! we
the Bunk.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

OTTO l"h'auc returned 10 Bonner.
la, af'ur a short vi~i, with friends and
relatives
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

Thursday. April 2Nth, l"21.
Court mot this day with non. ". ".
haIiy Judge, presiding
7o22 Nvuroc Auto y Supply Go. -.
-NIrau" Mouton.
1855 Wylu Bros. rs. Dominic Ahsnirr
ct ais.
In each of the above eases default
entered again each and all parties de
tcudant
7o2d -GroS~ Mercantile Co. Us, Albert
Duhou.
Taken zap ON confirmation nj ,,rtauIt,
tr;na. evidence adduccd ami submitted
and judgment rendered i favor oI
rIairtili as paved for. See deere" and
Judgment read, signed and filed.
7oi5-Fraucois Israel Broussard It al
- John Q. Broussard ct al.
Fixed for this day on Application for
homuiogation Of PARTITION executed on
April 27th, 1921, by +. J. Samson.
Taken up and tried, evidence atduccd
and submitted and Judgment rendered
as prayed for. See decree and judy
mcnt read, signed and fled
Upon motion Of plaintiffs counsel
fees OF curator ad hoe fixed at $1,000.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07


OTTO Irblauc returned 10 Bonner.
Ia, af'ur a short wish with friends and
relatives.
NJ. Fills Bernard, Of Broussard, i
visiting folks this week.
Luke Rcruard and A'tcr, ~ava, #
N''eo. were visitor, 20 ~. AND ~.
GnhE L,k.anr Thursday.
NJ. "j', B,rua,j I, ,o 4. ,;.s lis,
til, wy,a,
The community attraction i now mn
the school grounds Thc school huy.
ard girls are becoming good vollry bali
PLAYERS. The lonr evenings are homo
spent IL this sport.
\ surprise party was given n Miss
Nav Leblanc IN honor Of hor bir,hJav
tn" dance vas given at the home Of
The Big BOYS Basket hail team Inv.
ell SATURDAY.. The spectators mind
&c EGu" verv much, but presented on.
objection wl.ca as Sat ss..c We
'r.'rrr' ha'rt .ct q srikro Soc,
Nr. and Mrs. Louis Girouard wa. .bs
guest Of relatives and friends here his
week, '''
Little Reuben Bernard is visiting II.
Sis'er-in,law and brother, Nj and Mrs,
Claude Bernard.
Mss Rosa Mills was a ulca>qr, v;si.
ter % tie Leblanc ecAco! We .acsdsv.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

NJ. Fills Bernard. If RrouSsard, i,
visiting folks this week.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

"9oi-Sta', of Louisiana IS. OnciI Dy
son. >Dcspose Lem Sharel.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

Miss Richards Of Maurice who has
been tc guest OF her brother W. j.
Richards returned 10 her home Monday.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

Ciorhc Vincent was business yisi-
tor ot AbbevillC Saturday.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

Misses Mabel Guidry and May Smi'
ley, were visitors 10 Ahbcrill" Sntur'
day.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07
DISTRICT COURT MINUTES

Defendant brought into or, an.
regularly ar.igucI. and tlrou.H ,.ln
Guli-y, and upou motion ~ Dl-,rr.. ..
'orn"T, .aao fixed for TaDrd.y. Ma,
9TH, 1901,
NII'uau,c bond fixed bt IL. Court
- fl21.Sa
'ourt then adjourned.
". W. BNlLY,
M'""t" ''"fK.
c.
't'.''>' Nii'' ."'", t'-t
Daily, '',' '.'' ''', WIZ" NOM W. ".
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" ~. u u. '''..''''.." W. sam. mar
a., ....
D. o., i,o.,, lana -, wafer
\-'' D.
~ o..
r,.I - ,1oIiN'""d W AZURE"
y" 'i"'" ~ ~
,o.- So.
VI I-oul'IaHa vs. Joe lie
'''''i ~ SD
,o., 80.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

39j3- STATE Of Louisiana vs. john Cap.
dcvicllc @. 4 b.
Defendant sentenced 10y the Court tc
pay :, iinr III $500 and costs of Court
and t. be incarcrratcd IN the Parish
r.G for Il term Of Twenty 81 dar.,
a.t IN dcfallt ri payment ol inc &C. he
incsrrotrrd In cid j"ii tor ;.n al !j,oau-
o.. Zen IT. layy.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

Levy Hartman, Sidney Vincent aud
Thclovc Vincent, attended the dance
at Russo Brousard Saturday night,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

Lux" F"ruard and Albert Navo,. #
N'''n were visitor, 20 Nr. AND NJ.
GHhr L,K.arr Thursday.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

Adcrian Dartcz of West Columbus,
Texas, visited Mr.. and Mrs Numa
Bourque last week returning Monday
evening.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

L. o. D YOU Printing
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

Misses Bunk and Robertson teachers
of tlc Mcaux School visited Mis-, Hilda
KciaP Monday evening,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

Our school term Is about 10 end now
and VIC are well pirascI with our pre-.
sent faculty aud wish for them TO
return here next term.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

.,a.,%- sat Of Louisiana y. MARCEL
raoma-, 'oci = prg1, X No.tIuns.j
j:,icuJaut sentenced by thc Court u
bee iurarccratrd IN the Parish Jail fol-
a tenn Of Thirty .30J days.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

%910-Statc OF Louisiana vs. Advnis
McauX, \. y b.
Defendant sentenced by the Court to
pay fine OF $1,000 aEd costs Of Court,
and IN default Of payment of fu,, To
be incarccratcd in the Parish jail ior u
term Of fi1t,cn lJ) days.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

q. G.. Hcbcrt attended the dance at
BuSSoe Broussard 5 Saturday night.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

Aubrey Thcriot and AlRus Landry al
Erath Visited friends here last week
end.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

5e65-N,ate of Louisiana -. Melton
MItcirII "a. n B.
cfcnIant sentenced By the Court t.
pay fiur of S2J.UU and Costs OF Court,
and TO be incarccrated in the Parish Jail
tor term Of TWeuty (-JJ days, aud
in default Of payment of fine to bs in
generated III sand Jail fOr an additional
Ten Cl0) days
o99y STATE e Lr4.tl1@4 :, lgse-s5
Leblanc \. d &GBt.)
Upon motion vi IstrIet atorncN bill
Confirmation amended - a. ~ raj
lgRace LeBihne, and Defendant lgAsce
Leblanc brought into Court. re-LIaiit
4rraighed BnG Ii,sd Quilt snd 1P-
pcarance bond hxed by the Court at
ho>,'J,.
Court then adjolt"e..
Y. r. BALY,
LAS e LLD..AAC. ,ts
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-05-07

Mr. aud Mr.. ". j. Richards and
Nj. Tfi,da Kcnr were tine week end
visitor. 70 Maurice.