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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
E-cECUl AClCN
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ia.le ins,r.s d. las auln - aar -
srah lalir - = naesssU. - s.s~~so,
il,saa, iiatssassasi lssssans auc saFss
sa - lt3as sswuislfsss z~lse tieissa
s,,sea ~, m,rruaae rnfa nce..4at
i.- ~ isss.-iiaa d,l,lca.as lss lse~riau'
- lasar.iesAlse ae ssia tiase no ~.
iln -sssns = iswga@ niruisa sle sir-aFra
D" iais'isssaal cs,Ine h CUE ~ aiaice
en "a alisiamisaio msliiar. arsnndo q
as.-,uhFir~e CUE s,sissisisfalac IssivIhn
a. lcs adulise asi smls ha aicanEale
~i,ln - ac,arreile mssitAi del nihe b.
caiore aiisss. a. mancra que nnclias
sen las pcrsonas cue snsaran s-l,ecnla
cici,es en IA lsalsa. teiliadas par Ia IA
ridcz Ne la oiaracissnes. , pieraen II
ncra. sxsne les snss-le iamhisn en II
compfa de ralores y oiras iBversiones
para ias cuales no poseen los conoci-
mienios ne,s,sarios.
II mundo de- los neeOcios prcsenia
innumerables riesgcs de perdida de di-
nero. h,s riesgos no lisminuiran en-
forms apreciable. o. crlalesquiera que
sean has meiilas que So adopien en el
concrete de cercaies. de algoi6n O en-
otras operaciones bursatiles. No es
justo. pues. negar Facilitates para Ia
realization de negocios lfcitOs porque
muchos no --saben como usar de dichas
facilidades.
No hay manera de establecer una
distinction legal eiitre las opeiaciones
realiZadas por persOnas que carecen
del conocimientO requeridO Y las ope-
raciones realizadas por negociantes
profesionales FL acto de comprar o
vender es el mismO. va resulte de una
resolution inteligente Y un calculO pro
lilo o sea simplemente una tentativa
de juego. va exista no la intenci0n
de efectuar o aceptar la entrega.
En- transacciones en- que Sc pacta la
entreGa futura. In intenci0n de efec-
tuar dceptar la entrega no cOnstitu
ye factor imp0rtante. Ell compradOr ad
quiere porque cree que el articulO o
producto Sc cotizara a precio mas ele-
vado en- el future. o cende porque cree
que Sc cotizara a precio mas bajO en-
el futuro: su prop0sito es reaiiZar. en-
un momento en- que las circunstancias
lie permiten hacerlo obteniendO utilida-
des. Habiendo celebrado un contrato
Sc haIla bajo todas has oblisaciones
propias del compr:idor el vendedor, Y
dehe efectuar o aceptar In entrega, a
meno> que trainsfiera un tercero sus
obligaciones.
-Ain las operaci0nes de los jugalOres
de la especulaci6n tienen por efecto
ensanchar el. mercado, 10 cual no result
IA deSventajoso en- general. Existe 10
que Sc conoce por el nombre de merca-
do de alcistas, dominado por especula-
dores mas. bien. que por bien informa-
dos PROFESSIONALS. Son los negociantes
PROFESSIONALS quienes constituyen la
fuerza cOnstructora que equilibra ell
mercado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26

lncertijumbnes
lnevItables.

a. ai.asis- tsnhaa. s-~snssnlsa l,s-sa
n de- fa-ss h l,Fs-las~'iin > h De-.
tri,meahn q ssasia. o. eumssisAe ID a..
,uSs.iadsr "a h .ilsisilmcldn slr ssoane.
iss ssasi.i- -, rssssrslss ae~le cue
osiAn lisi"s smra la aslsin hasin que -
elstDgan NJ s-sn~nIRe. - un comciidb
alra,lufanslsie ,iisfills sisl De- IA pre-
dN~aan lsss lsrolnsfms agE9culas ~
cnliisan > ssaisnInen an i",lo Il munde.
, "a Ia massg lmsse Dc los casS. Doe
prslos ~ hailan haie Ia inilnealcia De
condicimies mundialss. No ol'siante
cssaalo ~ dice resIscio Ia manipula-
ciSn. las flnciuari"nes de- los prerios
80 siclen princiIalinenie n Ia selacion
enirr In oferta y Ia demanda.
Tor rcgla general los. agriculiones
desean vender sns productos inmeiia-
tamentc dcspues de recolectada Ia CO.
seclua, lin de usar el dinero recibido.
Ademas, el agricnltor Sc encuentra de-
masiado absorbido por sus faenas pa
ra mantenrrse prolijamente infOrmadt
acerca de tOdas las condiciOnes que
afectan Ia Oferta v In demanda: y pOr
clio resulia riesgoso para Il retener los
productos agrfcolas a iin-ie venderlos
en el future. mis- riesgosO que para el
especuladOr. quien Sc mantiene bien
informado v hace una especialidad de
semejantes transacciones.
Quienquiera que retenga productOs
para futura yenta acepta riesgOs. y
p0r c0nsiguiente debe ser clasificadO
como especulador. No es possible elimi-
mar el factor de la especulaci0n porque
siempre existe incertidumbre sObre el
abastecimiento future. A este PROPOSE
TO podemOs citar el casO de>la cOsecha
de algOd6n EN- Estad0s UnidOs. Segin
los calculos oficiales publicados el pri-
nero de irinio de 1920 las perspecti-
vas indicahan un rcndimiento de solo
diez millones de balas, aproximada-
monte: v sin embargo Ia cOsecha ha 81
do. segdn cifras oficiales, de trece mi
Homes de balas. mas o menOs, este es,
cl treinta por ciento mas de 10 que Sc
calcul0 en- JUNO.
/ Segin ell informe mas reciente del
Departamento do CensO, la cantidad
de algod6n desmotado fue de 12,016,000
balas hasta el 16 de. enero, mientras
que el aiio anterior, la cantidad des-
motada hasta ell 10 de enero fue de
10,307 900 balas so!amente y tales ci-
fras Sc consideran como ell calculo of
cial de diciembre respecto al total de
la cosecha. Diferencias como 6sta oca-
sionan neeesariamente fluctuaciones
en- los precios. La cosecha del ano pa
sado fu6 de 11,512,O0O balas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
LA CIENCIA DE LOS NEGOCIO'
Por Waldo Pondray Warren.
MAMMALS Y PENSAMIENTOS

Hacer befa del trabajO ajeno, es
privilegi0 de las almas ruines.
-NIuchas prisas nacen de una car
ia que Sc qued6 olyidada en- un caj6n
del escritorio.
-Muchos que no robarfan diez CEN
itavos, aunque los hallaran abandOna-
dos en- cualquier rinc6n. no tienen re-
paro en- ocasionar a Otro la perdlida
de centenares de dollars por no cum
plir ellos una promesa.
! -Si sc susara en- sociedad 0 EN- la
oficina la descortesfa con que algunos
bconversan por telefono, muchas per-
sonas perderfan sus mejores amigos.
Con un buen fusfl nm buen car
tucho Sc yerra q blanco, 81 la punte-
ria es defectuosa.
FL espfritu de empresa Sc diferen-
cia de la temeridad, como Ell hongQ
comestible del venenoso.
Las principales diferencias entire
los hoinbres naccn de sus pensamien-
tos Y aspiraciones
Ell gran enemigo de los negocios
es la terquedad
LA perfecta compression de fu
labor es de la mayor importancia
para ii.
lin amo fac;l de contenfar no es
ell que te conviene.
--El mundo- anda en- busca de los
hoinbres habiles.
cuando contemplo un iefe d
trato bihsco danflo 6rdenes a sus EN-.
pieados, me parece YER i'm herrerc
ocupado en- afinar un>oron6metro
LA presuneion y la ignoraneis
crecen con ei tempo.
El orc Sc rfe del brillo del oropel
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26

aasar~ a. h f.Asailaailsa r.s.nAs
hs
o. -Nslnss Cairo- nrra . rlAals II
- ~ snc , q -as.,a Ana" frsnsa
~3ie Bsmssae a a.. o. mnso. s.raxlms
ra siale- lnn llalaaa. CeasA. taa
ca,aaslsla. cusaEna SO.
Gsansirnmiarles. SgwS &ellaanos &c
EAsaiaga.
~ -'kan iseEsAze- saiia q salnao .
lac is "a. d. NrS Narik. para este parr.
ie - cslscra mahana a medic dia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
De Arecibo
Fiestas Patonales

l,esle q sahai medic dia y con
un jocoso bando. inauguraronse las
fisstas Pa,r0Dales. Por la noche -
qilemaron hernosos fuegos artificiales
I,ai- ios piroiecnicos Alberty. \ las 10
ileNase cabO en- el hernoso Teatro
Oliver esplendidamente dceorado. el
haile de coronaci0n. A ks 10 y media
hizo su engada Ia simpatica Reina
de las Flores, Sria Lucia Aguiar. con
su corie, compuesta de preciosas tlo-
res. Fl Rey Sr. Alfredo MARTINEZ
aconipailaba a In Reina y galantes j6-
yenes "A los flores de Ia COrte Resul-
to esplendido el acfo de Ia entrega de
la corona por el Secretario de la Co
mission. Sr. NicQlau. que IA la veZ entire
"a el Mensaje. al que da lectura. La
marcia triunfal one es repetida da la
selal de tributar miles de aplausOs a
la Reina q. con .sn s6quito pasea el sa-
Ion. Comienza el baile mas de dos
cientas parejas Sc entregan los dui-
ces acordes de I'm walls. tocado magis-
tralmente por la ogquesta del Sr
Aricsto Cruz. Termina este espl6ndi
do, baila las atlas horas de Ia nOchc-
Es digno de aplausos el Sr. Julio T
Martinez, por el lermoso decorado que
hizo en- el escenario. donde Sc levanta
ba el florido trono de s. NJ. Lucia Ia
La poblaci0n presenta allegro aspec-
to, cientos de pucstos con pleas. ven
tas de dulces. juguetes. etc, dan ale
grfa Y los muchnchoS Y los que no 10
son. Sc recrean con los caballitos. ma
china. ola giratoria Y divcrsos espec-
taculos; es una feria completa. En-, Ia
maHana de hoy hubo reparto de limos
mas. Por la tarde juegoS de Basket
Ball, triunfando el team de Arecibo.
Mas tarde celebr6se una partida de
Foot BALI. llevapdose la copa el team
de San Juan. Despuds, carreras de
bicieletas Y las de cintas, en- que PIE
ciosas damitas en- automobiles lOgra
ron obtener verias cintas Y ebsequios.
Este acto .fu6 muy celebrado a peti-
ci0n general Sc repetird en-. la tarde
del jueyes.
Con motivo de haber conmenzado a
circular de nueyo los trenes approve
chando la bonifcaci6n toda esta Sc
mana del so por ciento en- los pasajes,
Sc espera gran concurrencia las fies-
tas que duraran hasta el primerO de
mayo.
Sc encuentra en- puerto ell vapor
Edith, de. La Bull, y ell "Montoso"
descargando. Manana es esperado Ell
lake Galata'', y el martes el San
juan :
Hay gran animation para el baile
que ceiebrara el Casino de Arecibo el
prQximo microbes, que promote que
day esplendido.
El sabado fue inaugurado en- esta
eiudad, en- la Finca del Sr Miguel Co
rrea. I'm tanque de immersion para ell
ganado.
Ia sido muy sentida en- esta ciu-
dad Ia muerte del correctO cabalIero
AIcaiae de la carcel de Distrito, selor;
Neponaueeno Flores. Damosle eI pc
same mas sentido sus familiares
AIailana celebra el Casino Espa-
mol q baile que anuncia Ell programa
de las iiestas que promote quedar
milS animado = eoncurrido
C0RRESPOXsAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26

EstabIecmsno consruddo exposoExts eonccicnss
Completa doac6n aparatos
de utidad cenhco de odas ias errne
dades curabes Henosa hgenca
servcioCuefIo medicc esidene SaDatoTion
Sc adniten tratamiento enio de
atendidos Sued3d.
Oepartamentos especales Snoas zset
especaleS banos de
electros hdoapcos masaje Rays T. Fulgua6n ETC.
clos equtativausnte conv1ncionales
PERSONAL CTENTIEIC0.
DIRECTOR del SANATORIO DR.. don Annalo RoldSn. ,4
DIRECTOR del CONSULTORIO: Manuel Quevedo Baez
CIRUJAEO GENERAL: E. don Rafael Veez Lopez
ESPEClALISTA EN- ENFERAiEDADES DE NARIZ OIDOSs GAR
GANTA Y QJOS: Agustin r.
MEDIcos AUXIITAREs. ss,3s
Jose Polanco Castor Il Rivera
CIRUJl.NO DENTISTA: don Lorenzo r. Noa
pRACTICANTE Den Enrique Fernandez Nf as
de completa pacca
C0NSULTAs. s ~
de hos diss 5bnra
bes. Reconocnientos $1,000 Consulras S50A
Por Cujano General "A Psrtcuiares de 10 u ia raaana
jIeves sabadc3
por eli Espeaista:-De
msdcos Doctores Rivera Apone Ruiz
Nazaio. a9
En- Consultnrio :-D,. veez, de a. e2s
Por Director DR. Quevedo Ba de 5avxados los Doc
Polanco Rivera.
Ell EspecaIsta Consuloio, Justo Z. de
Crujano Dentsta Ccnsutoro ODonen 10 Paza de
Colon). de IL a de la tarae sss.asss
Ndmero $500 nndo derecho
anddo cquea de los tos ndicados y presenad
pREsIDENc1A TEsoRERIA
Apartado 24l Apartado 20E
Juan Rico San Juan, Puerto Ricos
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
MERCADO DE AZUCAR

Cable de New York.
Vendedorcs de Puerto Rico, $500.
Compradores retirados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26
SENSATIONAL REALHACIO

sIA VILLA DE MADRIDy ofrece para Immediate Per-
de 40 15 de 25 TO- Ghimghams cadros
Is VOles c0l0res b0nitos preciO
cvs hoy Fes de agod6n asargados de rs cys
25 una case superior cuyo prec0 so ctvs. 20.
BROCADOS DEsSEDA cuyos precos desde $l50 hasa
S250s oecemOs So IS s10O la yarda todos s6 pugada
Ademas liqudamos encas Valencen, Nottingham Mar
nifcos bordados Suizo Medas Caetin Camiseta Sbana
T0halas Perfmeria etc.
Vstehos, pdanOs muesras aehderemos sin dem0ra
primera
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-26

$500 sacos Victoria. $4.s5.
conpradores ]. ochoa y Hmno.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17

The following were the out of town
guest at BrouSard and Oertiiug wcdd.
ing, which took place on September,
Wednesday, It'll; Mr. and Mrs. y. NJ.
Smith, Mr.. aad Mrs. c. K. Summers;
Mrs. raul Eleazar; George Summer, Jr.
all of haplan; sir. and Mrs. j. G.. lie.
R'anc; Misses Mazic, Hazel and Inez
Hugh Billian; Mrs. James Liable; Mr..
George De Loreal and sister Miss Car
men; Of Broussard, Miss Mable Stouse
OF New Orleans, Mr.. and Mrs. y. j..
Brousard and Sheldon BroIssarI; Of
Gueydan, Mrs. y. ~ Houser, of Beau.
mont; Mrs. Leo Srmon, of Port Arthur
Mrs. Paul Boulder, Of New Iberia; Mrs.
\. y. Landry, of New Iberia; Miss
Miss Lottie Slaw, of Patterson Mrs.
j. b. Shaw, Jr. Of Patterson.
The best man was John OertIing.
,'other Of the groom, groom men were
W. DeLoupe, Of New Orleans, and
hgsby hebert, of Abbeville.
The maid Of Honor was Miss Della
BrousSard, sister Of the bride, bride
maid were Misses Cecil Boulder. of
New Iberia, Annie Oertling, Of Grow.
cV.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17
MRS. MARY J. SIRMON.

Mrs. Mary J. Beasley, wife of Mr.
K. G. Sirmon, aged 76 years, 3 months
md days, died at her home near Alb
beville, on Saturday, Sept. 10th, 1921;
AT 2;30 p. m.
The funeral was held Sunday after
noon from the residence. Interment
vas made in the Masonic Cemetery,
Size is survived by her husband, ana
three sons, Tom, of Markham, Texan,
B. E., of Gueydan, and Jewell, of Alb
beville, and one daughter, Mrs. S, D.
Rowe, Of GueydRn.
Mrs. Sirmon was born in Conneicuh
County, Alabama, July 9Th, 1845,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sirmon moved from
Alabam to Louisiana in the year 1867,
Aud lived for seyetat wears In GslaVEehll
PARISH, near Columbia. From there
they moved to Grant Parish, near Col
fax, and later they lived at Boyce, and
in the year 1893 they moved to the
present home near Abbeville.
Colfax Chronicle and Boyce Enter
prise please copy,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17
* C. ELECT OFFICERS.

The Abbe,ilc Council No. o9sl,
Knights Of Columbus held their meet
ing Tuesday night and elected their Of
..,cis .cr the ensuing year as follows:
Felix J. Samson, Grand Knight.
o. II. Deslotels, deputy Grand Kt.
J.. J. Froussarl, Chancellor.
!. Ca lie Broussarl, Recorder.
A. j. Golden, Lecturer,
T. NJ. Harrington, Advocate,
NJ. E. Harrington, F'lnsncialsecretary
J. F. Stnnshurv. Treasurer.
R. w. Bernard, Warden,
Francis Teal, inner Guard.
j. \, Boudreaux and ". j, Kuehling,
cater Guard,
0. j. Chauvln. Samson Chauvin and
r. J. Abshire, Trustees.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17
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PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES,
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot sa c,,rse

by local application, as they caruot
feach the diseased portion OF tie ear.
ihere is only one way to cue catarrhal
deafness, aud that is : :. ! constitutional
remedy. Catarrha, .eafness Is caused
ny al lhfialaed .Jndition OF the moucus
ming Of t.. Eustachiau Tube. When
'hlS the Is intiamed you have a rum
~brG sound or imperfect hearing, and
In 1t is entirely closed, Deafness Is
tHfvss rhe INFLAMMATION can
DC reduced and this tube restored TO it's
-'Jfm'-i eUau.tion, hearing viii be de-
"rOyed forever. Many cases of deaf
less are caused by catarrh, when - an
ihnahaed condition OF the mucous slr
races. hall s Catarrh Medicine acts
ihra the blood on the mucous surface of
the system.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars for
ahy case or Catarrhal Deafness that
c.'hnOt he cured by Haii' 5 Catairh lied
IcIne. Circulars free. ALI druggists. 75c
ad +. j. CHENEY d CO., Toledo, o.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17
DANCNCE BUDGET

t;ihE lIduSchoiI No. u. of The 'Ol-
dmbian Woodmcn, met on Satur Jay
Night, September, 10Th, at the hOmg of
the Worthy Clerk, George Ramke, ior
the regular meeting and annua fcas-.
49,. ,..Uny gets aid res, tect!ve
families were present, eXceIt W,rthy
Guest and Mrs. j. {. Collins, who were
detained Oh account of Ms. Collins al
hess, and Mrs, Jesse Dehari,
! Ihose attended We W,rthy CT est
and Mrs. J. G. Morgan and daughter
Goldie; Genst and Mrs. Heinsivh Ramke
ga mISses kop Agnes ant Maude
Ramkc and Master Walter; Guest and
Mrs. w. 4. Bell; Geust and Mrs. Al
bert Dehart, and children; Geust and
Mrs. Thomas DChart and chi zen;
Guest Jessie Dendft and son Doland,
and Mr.. Clinton Collins.
Singing by the Young folks, and
music by Miss Louise and Diedrick
Ramke, were special feature of the en-
tertainment. Including the little chuck
/ fOrty-one persons were present, all ex-
pressed themselves of having enjoyed
| the wing,
The Columbian Woodmen is a 120
per cent solvent anv one wishirg ale
quate insurance, in a Fraternal Order
at low premiums should ioin the
" Grant Of the South and at its pre-
sent growth it will soon be the Giant f
Life Insurance, for particulars, see any
of the Worthy Guests Of the Henry
Household.
~1. 70 Nr. AMI Mrs. johnny Grey
on Monday September, 18TH, bouncing
boy, Mother and son doing well
MS iasc IN Henry called on Mrs.
Grey yesterday.
Hisees ''uiSc and Bernie Ramke Wis
tied relatives in Henry last week
LiedIich Ramke is verr busv, chair
ancing at preset, in completing the
1t on hand, before leaving for Baton
N.."n, + ~esume his studies at the
La. State School for the blind.
Hr. AMI Mrs. d. Tapkenhenrichs of
Henry, visited at Gerd Ramke SUNDAY.
Albert Dehart and family visited
-eatives at Esther Sunday.
Fc0"To Panke and famil; VISITED at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Mor2aa
Sunday afternoon.
nc sara tate teri for Sulphur,
IA. Wednesday,
a.. 'frs ". p. Cada of Cade
visited relatives here SUNDAY.
Mise "-iidn and ,ir. Mur-el Summers
spent the day here Tuesdav.
'ss DIV" Ta'o ~ this place is Wis.
!tira her brother Banekpr at Cahc.
Nes III Burt Of Henry, called here
'9Scsda+,
Ain'e Broussar1 and T. Sweet Har.
rington were the guests Of Elicit Cnde
this week.
/ W = Caie Of Cade. Ia, was bust.
hess visitor here Tuesday.
We acknowledge with thanks, an in.
vitdtion n attend a barbecue h be
given by the Mallard Oil Co., ut Ma
lard Pay tomorrow Sunday. We %
also asked to extend an invitation h
all those who are interested in fndine
oil in Vermilion Parish. The boat will
leave Gueydan at 9 O'Clock a. HI.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17
,Nunez Sparkles>

Mis- Maud Morton of Abbeville, was
the guest of Miss Mabel Guidry this
week.
ser Rogers. of KaI Ian, visited rel
Cs here Sunday.
Mrs. Aurelie Lemaire AID little
daughter Doris were visitors to Able
vile aStLrday
iSs iasp McClelland, of Crowley
Is visiting Mrs, Romer Guidry this week
=. G.. Perm AID Ralph Rogers were
visitors to kap!an Sunday.
Mrs. Alphonse Gui1ry and Miss
Mabel Guidry were visitors to Kaplar
Saturday,
Mrs. Rene Sirmcn and Miss Ella He.
bert were visitors tn Ahbevflla puesdav,
Mrs. ROncr Euidry was a visitor 10
Abbevile TupsdHr.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17

IT, Civiiian pn'tof Committee of the
A. R. G. is appealing to the people of
Abbeville for old clothes, of any size or
kind, old shoes, and any articles Of
bedclothing. These will be distributed
to the poor of the town during the
winter season. A committee has been
appointed who will call at your ZONES
uu,lng the week Of Sept. 10th.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17
JOSEPH BERNARD LEBLANC,

Mr.. Joseph Bernard Leblanc, aged 40
years and months, died on Sunday,
Sept. 1lti, 1921, at the home of his
mother, Mrs. j. Alcide Leblanc, near
Perry, La, at 1l;5O p. m. The funeral
was held Monday from the Catholic
Church, ard was largely attended. IN,
torment was made in the old Catholic
cemetery.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17
IN MFMORIAM.

In memory &c our most loved one
louis F. CORRODI,
Died Sept. 18th. 1919.
THE FAMILY.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17
FOR SALE,

Store fixtures, one computing scale,
one double beam scale, show eases, etc.
For further particulars apply to
90 MRS. Z. SMILEY, y mez, La.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17
ROOM FOR RENT,

Good front room, furnished, for rent
Apply to Mrs. +. j. G. McComiskey.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17

Rus-MyTism Is powerful anti
septic. Cures infected cuts. old sores
letter, etc. I'D
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17

66s quickly relieves Constipation,
Biliousness, Loss Of Appetite and Head
aches, due 70 Torpid Liver. I'D
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17

Wood Motor Co. for Ford
'nrs and repairs.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17

There are very few desirable tractor
Oils on the market. Alta, Tractor Oil
Is one OF the few. Casanova / Gocch,
agents,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

Bcginr;1g THURSDAY aft,roon ali the
Parish teachers were in attendance
there being about 40 present. Among
the features Of the program was the
presence of Mr.. p. l.. Guihcau, of the
Agricultural DEPARTMENT Miss Gle IA
Helbing, Of the Tome Economies De
rartment. and Miss Margaret Graham,
representing the American Book Co.,
and Elementary teacher,
The school Of the parish open next
Monday morning.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17

Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. Eusebe
Ledet, of Rice Cove, on Wednesday
morning, an 8-pOund boy,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17

Misses Hester Kramer, and 1rnia
Cousins, Of New Orleans, are the guests
Of Mrs. L, NJ Erath,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17

Miss Rena oBudreaux was visiting
friends and relatives in -Gueydan the
first part Of the week,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17

Pat j. Dutel, of Opeiousas, spent last
Sunday Afternoon here, the guest of
relatives and friends,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17

HrG Henry Lafeur and little son,
Of Alexandria, are visiting at the home
of Mrs. william Lafrur
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Lyons and
children returned Sunday from a visit
to Crowley,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17

Mrs Roger Tanner and children
returned from visit to Biloxi Miss,
where they visited relatives.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. J. F, Stansbury are tit
prcui parents of another fnc boy
which arrived at their home Monday.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17

Eugene Senac and his daughters mo-
tored 10 New Iberia Sunday, where Mr..
Senac was called to the bedside of his
brother, who Is very sick,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17

Miss Eunice Samson left Tuesday for
New Orleans, where che rcsumes her
studies at the Dominican Convent.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17

The friends here Of Miss Corine CAL
treaux who is at the Turo and VINO has
been seriously i'll. will be glad to learn
that she is somewhat better.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17

D. D. 0'Bryan was operated on We'd
ncsday at the La Grand Hospital for
appendicitis.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17

Mrs. J. r. Shaw. Jr.. Of Franklin,
SIT last week here with her ;,arents,
! mi &irs. E. Leblanc, she having
come over - attend the Oertlig- Brous
sard wedding.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17

At the last meeting the Police Jury
elected Mr.. Ccrnelids Harrington as
registrar Of voters. Mr. Simonet lie.
Blanc was the other candidate,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-17

Walter Stehhins. Of Carr vile. La,
visited his brother Franz Stebbi"s Mon,
dav, on bic wa" tc Houston whore he
went to attend the wedding of his
brother,