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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-25
n.
Can Be CuTG6!.
But You Must Clear Your Blood CT
Waste Products.

Lack Of exercise and improper
iiet causes waste products to acCu-
mulate in the blood. You will at
9nce realize that unless the blood
Is pure; some part OF the body VIII
become diseased,
rheumatism, with Its pain and
agony Is one OF the most serious
diseases caused by waste products
IN the blood. You know. Of course
ne Blood Is not confined a!ona 70
the arteries and veins. 1t passes
out OF these channels 10 all parts
Of the body. This is how sedi-
ments or waste products are dc
posted in the muscles and points.
Genuine relief can be had only BY
correcting the ba7lc trouble
waste products.
Thousands and thousands OF
men and women during the past
so years have cleared their blood
81 waste products with S. s. S. 1t
Is the ideal remedy for rheuma-
iEGm, because II removes the pol
sonuuB waste matter which is
saustng the trouble. There are
80 bad after effects and the result
Wonderful. Begin taking S. S.
today and write for sc mage
illustrated booklets, Facts About
HE BIbod'-free.
Personal medical advice, with
ahe charge may also be had by
lending a complete description Of
your case. Address Chief Medical
ofrertor, Swift Specific Co., 7S1
6. 8. Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
1il drug stores sell s. s. S.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-25

IMnWGTAE
AP0INTsOF VIEW
BY Berton BraIey
I,m not q Puritan, / think;
i rather like my little drink,
And yet TO me
It seems to be
A pretty rotten sport.
II. just to get a nip or two
OF stuff that's legally taboo.
/ should defy
That law that I
Ought rightly to support.
It's plain bad sportsmanshlp 1
To help tho great bootlesgIns
game,
or those who choose
To smuggle booze
Are just the same old crew
OF thugs and law-defying knaVes
Who reused our anger into waves
And brought about
The laws they hout
Just as they used to do!
from such as these ]
bought
I'd be tormented by the thought
That I was aid
In making trade
For rogues who ought to hang;
Some folks may view 1t otherwise,
But II those rogues you patroHize
And pay them pelf-
You make YOURSELF
A partner WITH the gang!
Perhaps you keep your seltLes.
pect,
those partners you select,
Perhaps you feel
A bootleg deal
Is clever as can be;
But you'll excuse me. II I say
That when you view the thing that
way
You are a sort
OF rotton sport
Or SO It looks to me!
Copyright 1921, NEA servlce)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-25

Two hundred or more people
were present at the community
meeting held at Downs last night,
and much enthusiasm was shown.
County Superintendent Of schools.
7. A. Barnes, and Professor Joseph
Roster of the Fairmon Estate Nor
NAL school, were present. and bot1
made very interesting addresses.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-25

AInRetntdyenkA het9
the f65tbaifgeMe
Mss CtaraIytie of AE1rsahtoxn
is tic guest d Kiss Dorcas Priea'
ard Id THIS clty
Mrs. Blanche Shroyer and son
Edward spent yesterday in Nor
gantoVrn the guest OF the formers
sister. Mrs. Ralph Ptxler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Fisher
took in the ball game at Moreah'
town yesterday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-25
Danish Catarrh, Bad
BREATH

Its the simplest thing in the
to use Hyomei and end
catarTh. Breathe the medication
through the little inhaler in every
and you will get relief at
once. Money back if it fails. H.
6 H. Drug Co.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-11-25
Confidence
On Both Ends of the Line

TNAKE down your telephone receivcf-get a
4 good grocer on the line and the markets of
the world are at your service.
Products from the frozen north-spices from
the tropics-teas from the Orient-fruits from
the west-food from the sea-all at your elbow.
Have you ever thought Of the grocer in this
light? Have you ever thought of the implicit
confidence you place in him?
You have no idea how hard he works to
accomplish this modem miracle Of seJvice. You
do not know the responsibiliy-the rBk-the
trials he faces every day. Your grocer does not
seek credit. He is satisfied to serve you honestly
and earnestly.
He wants your respect and confidence. He
does ask you to buy from good grocers.
Look for the label shown abovc-it will be
displayed in all good grocery stores. 1t serves as
a protection to you and your grocer. 1t is a
symbol Of "the square deal"
When you want to buy with perfect confidence
buy from Erocers who use this label. Its purpose
is to protect your purchase.
ne Stand Behind EUe,yAi1g Ne Say
and Sell
Carpenter, Walter. Lake, J. R..
Cash Groc. Co. Lloyd, n. Q.
Conner Bros. Martin & Leaf
Costello & Bossi Moran, Fay
Dent & Son Morgan & Crosse
DeTaul & Yost Morris, Jas, H.
Eckles, J. II. Orr, L. H.
Gettings 6 Mccormick PacifLco, james
II &. n cnoc HRoth 7 & l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
BUILDING OF HIGHWAYS
NOW BEING PLANNED IN
MUCH TEXAS TERRITORY


AtSrlN. Texas June it.-That
Their, II large amount ~ highway
construction work In progress and In
prospect In Texas al this time IN
shown hy the MANY samples &c rad INA
lorials thai arr coming a. the Bureau
of Economic Geology and Technology
- the University ut Twas "a hs test
"a, This work IN done under the Ill,
icction of j. =, Parkinson. assistant
tcsiinr engineer ~ the Hnreau lie
says that tor the f.ra five months
uf this yonn ending May 81. the llu.
reau tested ssS H,n.'cs Il ston" and
elher rad materials These samples
salnc from various PARTS NJ the state,
Many Samples ~ cement alHn were
tested during that ported, According
to Nj Parkinson most at the ccmcnt
manufacturing plants In Texas have
aevn rccontlv enlarged and inpS.vcd
by the installation II new equipment.
These plants arr now capable IL sup.
plying the domestic needs fur cemnt
aud thrc II bur little Ut thu material
shipped Into the state from outside
points
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
WHITE: WAY Project TO
Be DECIDED WEDNESDAY

rrupcsty owners Interest Il IN the IN
s,alla,ioa of q whi,s.Npy fgQm Polk
street ,o the Santa ~ Sil,iun on
Fourth street. from Firs, Ia Elshth on
TAYLOR Street. and from Eighth to
Tenth en- r"ls Stree, have been called
20, meeting to be- held I'm the city
han NJ iaN o'clo Z "Wednesday after.
me- ~. June n. a, Whit. time the matter
will be definitely decided.
Some time ago q contract was enter
"a into whereby the properly owners
were Ia nav 81 Zoo, for thc standnrle
and fixtures which were tn hc installed
re nv the CIV lAghi ana Water Com
panv The Num- Elo,trir' C,inpan,
from which the fixtures and standards
We're bought. have had them In the city
Cor several months
Definite steps will lc taken In the
meeting "Wednesday toward immediate
erection at the system.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12

three cents day. or Si.OO for the
month II June. i.lfc's market quota
lions fluciuate. sometimes In one ma
ticn and sometimes In another hut the
lower the quotation the greater the op.
nortunity 81 humanlty--,hc opportunity
~ saving human lives.
In five DAVIS contributions made IN
Amarillo will have been translated into
food and h. saving n famine victim.
The distance IL great and the disaster Is
tragic. but the solution IN simple.
Millions OF Chinese are Within onc
meal ~ the end Of their existence
and WIN, we do We must 10 At ONCE.
"Mall your check todnv a. W. ",
Fuauo. treasurer, care First National
Hank. Amarillo. Texas. 10 II now.
~. w. MASTERSCN.
chairman Executive Committee"
list of sub crihers.
Rcspcnulvc To- the foregoing letter. tho
'o'lowing persons have invested IN,
amounts shown IN connection with thcl,
ramcs Ter the fund:
AIR aud Airs. W. n. Fuoua. seoO: 7
.. Duncan. s.; I.vcy T., Myers, $40: T.
=. Carlton So; c. 4. Scot. S.; \. T..
;n'oueh, 81, John W. puckc,. 81: n.
W. owen. 81: &. \ Fisk. $40. Julia =.
Lcckcit. $40; Mrs L. y. criswuid. SO;
Thomas y. Turner So; II. NJ. Chalmers.
10; ". ". Flonnikon. 81 Miss Bette
Doris. 81. Dave Wallace. $3.50; r. ].
t.ovelady. e.: Il. J, Parsons. Siq: 4. ".
Lindsay, 81; Joe w Ncale, 50; u =.
Jenkins SO; c. r. Herring slice; ]. G.
Paul sss y. $. Burgess. $50: y. n. nur.
CESS. 81; Il. $. Hillough SIC; Foxwotth'
Galhraith Lumber Co. $50: l.. n.
Thompson. s.; W. Il, Armstrong. 81
Amarillo Lumber Co. $40; J. u. Hunter
Is; Ross u Rogers, SIC; Mrs. T. NJ. Mas
scy, $40; Maud Vaughn. s.; nr. \. y
'ildwen. SIS; liamlin Palmer. So W
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
TRACTOR show MAY
CONE TO AMARILLO
Late THIS SUMMER

Amarillo Silt be t;iven sull consldcra
tiun ~ a uossisl. iocstlon for the South.
western trucicr DEMONSTRATION ~ the
National lmplemsit and Vehicle Assn.
citation the latter pait of this summer
accor,ing GO a mssagc received by the
Ruard ~ CITY development saturday
from j. u. bartholomew. IT Peoria. IN.
president ~ thc Avery Tractor com.
wny and chairman e the heating com
miiioo ~ ihv lsgoclatiun.
Amarillo and Enid. Oklahoma. are the
only cities that have bid Ter the dcmun.
strati,n and every effort il being made
T. bring the demonstration here. The
demonstration ,nclu,lcs blowing demon
sttvti0ns 10y Nilrinus makes ol tractors
and displays ot an kinds OF farm nipple.
m,nt~ ana machinery.
Acculdlng 10 Bartholomew message.
final decision "a to the locaiion Ter the
demonstration VIII NJ be madc until
after July 4.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
HARRIS, LOCAL REALTOR, WILL
!. !. SPEAK AT CHICAGO CONVENTION

haven't lotn ut ,hcre aieh. &c would
d, worth he ,r.p to come ou, md Sc
how We are making he dessert blpcn.
IN tn last two years there has l"ph ilc'
v.lul,ed ~ the Panhandle district a few
NILES north ~ Amarillo. raa field
which has alr,ady proven 10 hc thu
largest IN the world. enc well alone
having daily capacity ~ 10, mil'iln
cuil, feet Already the certainty ~
cheap fuel gas ia attracting I, US III
numerous enterprises that ewA9s TO
com, To rood town with the PROMISE
Il growth ana Development
I'VE arc ut the crossing of three hil
trans continental railroads. and om
tad, territory extends several hundred
niles In every direction. our water q
fine. oar climate un.maic liable, OUT
population onc hundred pcrccnt pur
Nmcrlrln. and there IN something In IN
lh that makes you like Il while you're
there. and lung Tor l, when YOU yet
away. even To Chicago.
"Out upon The wild, flung plains q.
he Panlmndlr, and under It's crystalline
skies. there lrrl.s lure stronger than
the spell ~ the Waters II Cancy
rorl Who drinks once IT It's viulixlng
air. must needs return to drink again
and h who once falls under the spell
- lha pylirie and the canyon. the glory
X IN sunset. The vine ~ It's morning
winds. knows that here lie finds ~
greatest yigor and yrst. and effort u
surcSi reward. Nature has endowed IN,
lnnd with her choices, riches Tor all pro
duct!on io meet the needs u man and
huaEt. and here the pioneers ~ the land
have laid the foundation brond and 4, On
Ter the needs NJ commerce. and all re
uulrcmonts u civllizsd man Here YOU
will find the warm beating heart. IN,
fountain ~ vigor. ~ the greatest en-
pirc tho world has cVeg known. Out
whore the west begins.
out where the world u In the mailing
Where fewer hearts In despair are
breaking.
,Thate whore the West i-gins
Where there's more ut singing and les'
~ signing
Where there's more of giving ana les'
i u huying
And a man makes friends without hal
trying.
That's Amarillor'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12

Devastating Flood
Spares Pigs, Booze,
Cat With Kittens

There N.H comedy 1919 Nvil DH Tragedy
and ho1it Interest situations IN puvhlu
dtrug th, flnud ruWkr ts lopurtvd hN
Deputy Marshal lAylw crawford and
j. y nlEusnn. uf Nhilen. Nho spent
a daN lu tn city mn th,r rctun from
ncnv,r The Abil'ncanr stepped a day
boo Pueblo hvlgrv cuuinr un tu Amarillo,
An instance occurred u m rIortvi Il a
mu,h.r eat carrying her eight Kittens
e. the rect ct "a house ami remaining
oul IF harps w.y uutl ,o'cucd hy
men In beat
one citizen driven frnm The FIRST story
OF his residence carried with him g. the
ROT n gallons ct home hrew S,aUo
~ had h. plated hlHsss u ast,id' the
rot when the house tupplvd over, Tho
man was afterwards draggcd from the
waters SIN cinging ,o onV gallon at his
brew
Crawford aud Ferguson also observed
a litter ~ pigs born in "A box car during
The flood aud all we're saved.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12

AmhrlIio's people are responding u
tho crying need 81 China. that republic
IN whose northern provinces. on account
OF prolonged drouth and incident croI
failures. multiplied millions Of human
beings are starving.
Throughout the United States the
uitiablc cries III the distressed and dy
ing In China are being heard. and
money IN coming rolling In voluntarily
The rich are giving Il their abundance
aud tho poor arr restricting their small
,ssmands and are sondlng In 81 then
necessities. all as enc great common
motherhood. for the alienation II hu
man suffering In stricken China.
In this appeal. no drive Is heinr
male. TIL. souls q the pcop'c are helms
effected bv the riiiahlc plight OF III,
Chinese. when u II known thu, already
more ~ these pcoplc have died thar
wcr. ktll., and seriously wounded dur
ing the world war Il four years. AL
within the brief space q, nine months
thu mind s,agscrs with the cnormi,N
~ IN. tasks u IL called upon % mec,
and the hear, grows sick with the aw
ftilness ~ the situation.
Hunger. like n gaunt honv. Keen
too,hsd wolf. terrible In It's demand fol
hiood NJ the throat If It's helpless prey
Is calling Ter The llvs- ~ almos, count
less human beings, We arr disposed "
some INSTANCES Ia think 81 the Chinese
as Foreigners and IA being "fai
away" That all depends ON whore w
happen 10 hc when we take cur bear
inrs. u a matter ~ fact, were We starv
INK. then We to the chinese would III
Foreigners" and our land would b.
',far away" As matter IL fact. tbs
distances amount to nothing In reality
except To- easc the human conscience
on this side II n person Is not disposed
to DO his duty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12

Members ~ the Amarillo Realtors AZ.
ISOLATION an making plans Tor sending
Joy q. Harris of the Powell Realty
company q chicago July ~ tn u to
represent the Amarillo lHvrd at IA,
fourteenth annual convention d The Ma
tiunal Realtors associ,tiun.
Harris was sclcctcd as the local dele
gate Friday evening IN an ura,uricul
contes, nj the city hail with three others
realtors, John u. GilNtn. ]. H. Gaui and
Men Short.
Tho winning speech. the same one
Harris VIII make hcfurc thc 10000
rcaitors IN the natl nal convention, fal.
lows:
li''Rcal,oga. I gree, you from Amarillo,
Texas
i'Thc village e yesterday, The citv of
today, the metropolis of tomorrow; the
capital city aud geographic rcnicr 81
thc Texas Panhandle. An clrihly para.
disc, south In It's latitude and it, hospi.
tality. cas, In i,s longitude and It's cul'
turc. north In It's Industry and its thrift,
west In It's energy, cn'crpris" aud Tread
human kindlincss. heavenly In iis att
,ude and In Ga qualities II inVigaration.
..Thc Texas Panhandle Is prc-cmi'
nentiy an agricultural and stock arm
ing region Its great wheat belt u
famous the world over. AMI It's iced
crops are enormous. sufficient 10 sup
,ort i,r immense live stock production
with a great surplus for shipment
IN has been said that our country
,s not a farming country hut that state
w,nt Ia no, true. We raisc uner corn
than Illlno.s. better wheat than Ne
hrnskn. more oats than Garter Ind. We
can raise anything from cnckle'hnrr
In malaga grapc, from sofsum stack
IA "A cyclonc. from Erasshorpcr Ia mn
"A, DERRICK. ,froni a hornesllrog TIA short
scru.J COW, from iafiir corn To a inil
rad donation. and railc u mHHer' not
nor. quicker aud more IL u thin any
place on earth.
'Thcy aay that mo- ones loves . stats
tirlan. hut we want yon io know thn'
a the &C million huthcls ~ wheat raised
m Texas In 1919. ~ million came non
the Panhandle. that the kaffir and maize
,Tct for the same year sold e" u "i'
Non dollars. eats ~ million lndNli' 'o'r
co,,on. and alfalfa Together y" III
m,ill.,,. and this l. the 'rur r''rn, '"'
An. thirty eigh, counties of North Trx
as known as the Panhandle. and d'sas
,a,,J IN the School Biographies oi =
s.u wears ago M forming a part II tn
0reat American Desert. Well u yo'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
Letter Sent Out.

Tho following I, tier has been sent out
by the local committee named recently
under state dlioction. In have charge
Il the fund In Amarillo;
Dear Fellow Citizens;
"Thc most remarkable letter ever TAX.
on from a mail box was taken In New
York city years ago. written by a little
hoy II ten years. II was address TO
Ted. and read thus Dear God: We are
very poor father IL dead aud mother
tying. aud We have me- fcod or fuel
on;c and helm us-vou said Won would
i am sure YOU will" God answered
hat little fellows prayer ms he al
ways dooe. b. sending . Christian bus
mess man Ia that boys room. where
he and his little brother and sister
wcr, taken care Of and their ncctis
supplicd.
50 seven million Chinese hoys and
ssrls racn and women. now facing the
Ncrr.hle death from starvation. are ap
nralinr To- American citizens God u
END them instant relief. Other cities
are responding nnbly. and Amarillo
'.i,gcna VIII We believe, comc IN Ia
The STANDARD OF other Texas cities of
equal sise.
"Remcmher that ., is no fault Of
chlra that she n now suffering. II l.
bccluse they have har no rain fer II
mouths Remember alsn that China gen
erorsly gave Is oooS 500 Il wheat TO feed
the allied soldiers $1,000, 600 IN cash
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12

i.a,noy lsarncs, 50; Misses Taylor so;
Il. y. Hansen. s.; l.. $. i.ahm. So; Rus
sell \ Cockrcll. s7s; Mrs. Olive Don'lot.
$40; Milton Rcocc. 81, Paul STANLEY. 81,
i.ahroy white. 81: ,. n. Dooley. So 80,
Joc l.. pope. 81. William lioycc. So; ..
r. Moore. $40: y. y. Beccruft. SO; a.
u. Hayden. So; Mrs. A. Ramsey. 81;
J. W. kinncrly. SIC; J. NJ. Russell. kia.
Girl Scouts % Aia.
The Tpical win continue up 10 and
including une ~, q that day a special
cifcrt will h. made io get the message
of these dying thousands upon IN,
hearts of Amarillo rs a whole. Mrs
Henry Gooch win h. In charge OF the
Gi'l Scouts, as the la,,er'rresidc over
the SaheilCn Army pots into which In.
vcs,mcnts In the lives Of the perishinr
across the sea may he cast
The BOY Scouts are enlisted under the
leadership e q. IA. Nesslagc. scou,
executive. IN sell iseoo chinese relief
stamps. The hoys viii thoroughly cover
the city IN this sale. so that an may
have the pgirIcgc ~ using these stamps
~ an aid IN the relief.
Amaril'o's theatres will give a free
performance saturday forenoon. June
N. for the fund. Interesting programs
win lie offered aud the theatrical man.
ascrs gladly fall into line fer this work.
Information fron those In every de-.
pariin,nt ~ this work IN 10 tho .ff.et
mat the machinery h. In action. and
that there cannot bc question as To
final results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12
GOMEZ N UNCHANGED
~ Associated Prsss. |[fI ! I

NEW YORK. June lt.--phyelelaao 4
GENERAL io.c Miguel uusnrz.. turmcs
president OF Cuba. who IL seriously ID
with pneumonis IN HE apartment Al
the Hotel Plaza tonish; reported I'D
condition M unchanged. General Ga
mess son Is nov o. Me- way here fson
Havana.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12

TAIlokA Texas June ii.--Edwardr
Brothers cr1in dcalers of this place
hive jnrl ,mplatsp their elevator
which has capnci,y of about 600. 900
iushcls.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-12

Marriage hcrnScs. wse issued Satur.
day hy County Clerk u. N. rii,man to
Archie Mcintyre and Miss May licllc
White.
Abbeville progress., 1921-01-08
UOW'S THIS?

We offer Oac Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
rot be cured by Halls Catarrl Mcdt
,.nc.
TAILS Catarrh Medicine has h'"1
tak,u hv catarrh sufferers for TIA" PAST
trirtv five wears, and has become known
p, the most reliable remedy Tor Ca'"rra
UaI's Catarrh Medicine acts thfI th,
Blood on the Mucous surfaces, cNpfi!ln4
the Poison from the Blood and healing
the diseased portions.
After you have taken Hall CatarrI
Medicine for n short time YOU will So
"a great Improvement IN your Een'raI
hcaith start taking Halls Catarru
Medicine at once and get lid of catarrh
send for testimonials free.
+. J. CHENEY X CO., Toledo, Ohio
Sold by all Druggists, 7jc. Ad
Abbeville progress., 1921-01-08

scribed property, to-wii;
; mules, black and | red.
! wagon,
| Meat Hack,
Slaughter House.
Drill Board Cast.
20 Hogs.
300 Hides, more or less,
Meat Market Building, FIXcurcs and
accounts.
- SACKS of Rice in kapIan Wmc
house.
Horse, named Tango.
G6 Racks of Rice in kaPlan Mtll.
All of the above described property
being the same property attached under
Il writ of Attachment issued on bcc. lst
1870, aud executed the 'st da, of DE
c"mhcr, 1920.
Tctms of sale: Cash.
S1ruG'~ Office, AbbrNi'l", La, this
18th day Of Drrrmbcr, 1920.
ADAM BOUpBENT,
Sheriff, VcrmilIon Parish, La
Abbeville progress., 1921-01-08
Ar c,urence importance to Lyceam,

Ar cGurence Importance to Lycean,
Festival and Chautauqua patrons
throughout the West recently transpit-
ell IN .'ortland when the Ellison Waite
Brreau placed their business on strict
ly rUu.profit basis. The new Orsani-
zaiion takes the name of the El!'5OI'
White lyceum and Chautauqua Asao'
e:ation. 1t is sponsored by some of tne
leading men and women Of the Pacific
Coast.
Abbeville progress., 1921-01-08
:. A. Dartez & Co.
Olivier Goodman.


Bv virtue of n writ of Ficri Facia'
TO me issued out of the Honorable lth
Ward Justice Court, in and for the
Parish of Vermilion, La, in the above
numbered and entitled suit, fully au-
thorizimg me in the premises, l have
this day seized and taken nto my pos
session, to satisfy said writ, and ] will
proceed TO sell at public auction, to the
last and highest bidder, at the office OF
the Constable in the Maurice La, on
Saturday, January 22nd, 1921,
within the legal hours prescribed by law
the following described property, to-wit
One wagon.
One SOW, years old.
One hog, years old.
Sacks of Rice.
Being the same seized by writ OF at
tachment Dec. 10th, 1920.
Terms of sale: Cash.
Constable Is Office, Fourth Ward, thi:
9th day of January, 1921.
HENRY JENKINS
Constable Fourth Ward
Abbeville progress., 1921-01-08
SUCCESSION NOTICE,

stat, of Louisiana, Parish Of Vermii
ion, l7th Judicial District Court
Succession Of AvnRir Mayors.
~ .-e.e. CAESAR MAYBRs, has
a,cd with tAi, no1o,ate Court. h. pc
'..i.r. asking, among other things, tnat
s+ter having conforned with ali The
rrorirements of law, that he be quail
sod a. Administrator Of the Succession
If Avnair Mayors, deceased;
Thsrster., so'ies i' Asrssy sivss ss
Abbeville progress., 1921-01-08
SUCCESSION NOTICE


state Of. 10 lisiaua, Parish Of Vcrmil.
ION, l7th juicIul District Court
No. l1a7.
Succession Of Nelson Harrington
Wh".cas, Nelson Harrington, Admin.
'Str1t"r Of th" above urrh,tcd and en-.
'l'!cd estate. has tiled 30 'ui~ Hoaor,blr
""i', provisional account OF debt
and Charge, against the aforesaid mum.
brrcd and entitled estate, together with
liN petition PRAYING fr it's holuologation,
Therefore, Notice j. hereby given 20
amy aud all persons interested 10 show
cause, If any they have, within the legal
delays, and in accordance with law, whv
the aid provisional account should not
be homo'ogatcd and approved and made
q Judgment # this Court
Clerk : Office, Abbeville, La, this 7th
lay of December. A. d. 1920.
CHAS. G. LEBLANC,
Deputy Clerk of Court.
J. f. kibbe, Jr., attorney. 39.3t