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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31
Generous Aid Comes in
 for Destitute in Wylan1
T ruck Loaded With Relief Supplies Will Leave Age-Herald Building at Noon Today
 Carrying Groceries and Supplies
By MIGNON HALL

Have you done your bit to help out IT needy families in Birming- ham, composed of men women and little hungry children?
 If you have not, will you donate money or clothing Or food? ~ The Age Herald truck will car " the stuff out to them, leaving The Age Herald office at 12 o'clock sharp today. It can take out what you send in before that time.
 The Age Herald so far has re- ceived around $50 in money. This will be expended for groceries, for which the families are most in need This food will be bought at wholesale and piled on The Age Herald truck.
 Other baskets of clothes and foodstuffs sent in, and packages from the Woman's Benefit asso- citation of the Maccabees, will be taken along.
 So far, these are the people who nave contributed to the fund:
 Several baskets of clothes without names of donors at tached
 Miss Hanna Kaufma an-ha sL et
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31
FIGHT DRAW IN MOBILE

Mobile, August 3O.-(Special.) - Sailor Rivet of New Orleans and Kid ouina of Mobile fought a fast b. round draw here Monday night at the stag of tho Gulf Athletis club. Rivet looked to be the better of the two men, but suffered much from Quina's in-fighting. Rivet weighed 1s5 and Quina. 13S. Herb McAtee won a six-round decision over Kid Gould. A crowd of 500 saw the bouts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-31
RoUNTREE IN MICHIGAN

Flint, Mich, August 3o.=(Special ) J. A. Rountree, director general of the United States Good Roads associa- tion, received an ovation here this afternoon over his address on na- tional highways before the Mich- gan Good Roads association. He closed his address by proposing that great highway from the lakes to the gulf, starting at Mackinac, to Mobile, be named in honor of Sena- tor Townsend.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-22
Succession Of Josephine srcussard.

Succeso1oo OF Josephine 6rCuSSato.
Public notice is hereby given that by
virtue of an order of sale and commits
| sion issucl Hereunder Of date Septem-
| her 18th, 1921. fully authori:', and
empowering me il the premises, in the
above named succession, / Adam Bou-
drcaux, Sheriff of the parish of Nerniil.
ion, Louisiana, will sell at public ddc
tioh to the last and highest bidder, al
the principal front door Of the Court
House of the Parish of Vernilion, Lou.
I isiana, in the Town Of Abbevilic, for
: the purpose of paying the debts due
by the above entitled and numbered
succession and the community Of re-
quets and gains which formerly existcu
between Feregustc Lcge and his de-
ceased wife, Josephine Broussar,i, be
tween the hours Of Eleven O'Clock l..
m. and -Four o'cl,ck i. m, Saturday,
November 5, 1921, the following des-
eribed property, to.wIt:
lat. That certain tract Of land living
and being situated III the parish of Yer.
million, Louisiana, containing twenty
acres and designated at the east hal;
Of the southwest quarter of the north
west quarter OF section No. 1. township
II, south Range |. cast of Louisiana
Meridian, together with all and singu-
lar the buildings and improvements
thereon situated or thereto belonging.
md. That eyrtam tract of land lying
and being situated in the Parish # Yer
million, Louisiana, containing sixty t60l
acres, designated as the southeast quar-
ter at the northeast quarter OF section
two, township fourteen, CiJ south.
range one east, and also the westhalf
Of the southwest quarter Of the north,
west quarter of section one, township
fourteen, O4) south, range one east Of
Louisiana Meridian, together with all
and singular the buildings thereon sit.
uated or thereto belonging.
3rd One certain tract o. land living
and being situated in tie Parish OF
Vcrmi,ion, Louisiana. des. Gnatcd as the
east half of southeast quarter " section
thirty.fivc, 49, township thirteen I3)
south, range one cast, and the northeast
quarter of northeast quarter of section
two township, fourteen, ND south
range one east of Louisiana Meridian,
containing one hundred twenty O2O)
acres, together with all and singular
No ia:f'inyq mi irvrr~rris-ts shr-Co-,
s'lat,d ,r thcrcta beiargiug.
he aree above described tracts Of
ard constitute ore lantaii7n ant viii
he .-JlI al! ,y3cther ga Naole, together
with all tie improvements thereon sit
Hated and .h"roto belonging, consisting
.crent ho..et, deep we'll pump ana
engine for irrigating rice on said plan.
tation.
4th. nine head Of mules; one brown
mare; one small bav mHrej ene old
branding iron; one old wagon; one lot
# house hold goods described In invch.
tory; two sets 81 I'D harness.
Terms Of sale; Cash.
Sheriff Office, Abbevila, La, chi:
18th, day Of September 1921.
ADAM BOCDRBAU,
Sheriff, Vermilion Parish, La.
Mitchell Boudreaux, Attorneys.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-22
Z. A. Eldredgo
u. !. Becker e. Ais.

BY virtue OF writ Of seizure and sale
to me issued out of the Honorable Sew
cnteenth Judicial District Court, in and
for the ParisS of vermilion, State of
Louisiana il the above numbered and
entitled suit, fully authorizing and en-
,vwering me- in the premises, / have
his day seized and taken into my pos
cssion, to satisfy said writ, and I will
,oceed to sell, az public auction, TO the
at and highest responsible bidder, at
the principal front door of the Court
House, in Abbeville, Fermilion Parish,
.ouisiana, on
Saturday, October 22nd, 1921,
within the legal hours prescribed by
law for .jndiciai sales, the following DC
,cribed property, to-wit:
All their undivided one.dfth U.5)
interest, share and title and portion
each in and to tlat certain tract Of land
containing Sixty Three (63) Arpents,
more OF less, situated in the Parish Of
vermili,n, State Of Louisiana, at Ger.
tain place called "Mouton' Cove" In
Section Fifteen O5), Township 10,
South Range Three (3) Eas': Bounded
III tue NHftH Nv iHftiPf q! fIafi3
Mouton Grant, supposed to belong to
7. NJ. Beauxis, or assigns, on the East
by d. d. Andrus or his assigns, Am
hroisc Laccur or his assigns and l.. 6
II. SOkOloski Company or their assigns,
n the South by Public Road and on the
West By Ludwig Sokoloski and Jonas
Veil or their assigns, and having q
"idth at the south end of Three 80
trpents, more or less, loss Twenty.three
81 arpents sold IF Of the North end
# said tract by J. b, Becker to -. l..
Becker, as per deed recorded in Vol
* of Cnrveyances at Page 112, May
2sth, 1913, together with Ill The build
ings thereon or thereto belonging.
The property herein described is the
same which the Mortgagors herein ac-
guired Dr. inheritance from the Success
sion Of their deceased mother and. ia
sher. Rosaline Lacour and Jean Baptiste
Becker.
Terms: Cash on day of sale.
SherifT's Office, Abbcville. La, this
9TH day of September, 1921.
ADAM BOUDREAC,
Sheriff, Vermilion Parish, La.
:. y. Watts, ATTORNEY.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-22
NOTICE or FILING OF rABLEAu,

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of -Vernil-
ion, 18th Judicial District Court
No. 1917.
Succession Of Victor rshre.
Whereas E-ayte Broussard, Of the
Parish os Ve:milion, La, administra.o.
= 'he above named estate, hae fled d
fiql Ia eau Of classification and distri-
button Of funds Of said estate, accom-
panied by his petition, praying for the
homolosAtion Of the same. And where
as the proper Of said petition has been
grarted by All order of court bearing
date September 18th. leS1,
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
10 all persons interested 20 make oppo-
sition TO said tabieau, TO fle in writing,
in nv Office, in the town of Abbeville,
within the time required by law, why
said tableau should not be homologated
and confirmed.
Clerks's Office, Abbeville, La, this
18th day Of September, 1921.
CHAS. c. LEBLANC,
Deputy Clerk Of Court
J. Z. kihhe. ]r, Jt.0rhey. 3l-St
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-22

There are very Few desirable tracto,
Oils on the market. Atlas Tractor Ga
is one Of the few. Casanova & IcOch,
sgenta
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-22

The best Oil used in September won't
serve well in tractor that has been
abused thru poor Oil for several months
p,syicus. Casanova 4 Geoch, sgeass
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-22

IN 'front.' o which stationed blowing horns talking
through meSaphanes to attract attention. together with various
booths structures, ferris Wheels merry go rounds and other
devices for amusement Of the public profit the cwoa
and commonly known STREET FAIRS b. and , ~;n, axe
hereby declared to be public nisaccs of aggravated nature
and as such prohibited in the Town of Abbcvilc Louisiana
Sec .. Be 1t Further Ordained etc. That all ordinances or
parts of ordinances in conflict herewith be and the
hereby repealed
Sec 3 Be 1t Further Ordained, etc. That this Guidance
shall take effect Immediately upon its adoption. cause
The above Ordnance having been read the Mayor declared
said Ordnance ready for final and the Yea and Nay
being Oreded resulted follows: j. ~ Boueaux Yea, ~ A.
Duhus Yea f. NJ Scbbn Yea and d. L. Mcpherson Yea; and
tie Ordnance by the Mayor declared adopted.
On motion of Mr. Stebbns duly seconded by Mr. Dubus the
following Ordnance offered for adOpton
AN ORDNANCE
Prohibiting the operation of Gambling Houses for profit; de
hning gambling House, and providing penalty for the
violation of this ordinance.
Sec l. Be 1t Ordained by theMyor and Board ofAernen of
the Town OF Abbeve Louisiana That for the purposes
prosecution under this ordinance gambling house any place
whatsoever where Of chance any kind carac
ter played for money for for tokens and whore
tie conduct of such place operates, directly indirectly the
profit of more, individuals and exclusively to the
direct profit OF the actual participants such games and Also
shat for c purpose of this ordance and for any prosecution
Hereunder gambling house is also place whatsoever where
athletic contests and sports and actually
held and where opportunity is ofored for wagering upon
races all 'ctc contests sports and games of chance.
SEC Be 1t Further Ordained etc, That the operation Of
gambling houses for profit herein Defined be and the same
heleby prohibited in the Town Of Abbevile louisiana
Sec , Be 1t Further Ordained etc. That whatsoever shall
oerate gambling house for profit herein defined shall be
fue in exceeding Hundred Dollars or mprson
cd han thirty days subject to work the public
works Of Tie Town, be both fined and imprisoned at the
discretion OF The Mayor.
See 4 Be 1t Further Ordained etc. That all ordinances
parts Of ordinances in conflict herewith be and the
y ert> pealo,l
Sec j. Be 1t Further Ordained, etc. That this ordinance
shall take effect Immediately up it adopon
Tie above ordinance having been read the Mayor stated
that the said Ordinance ready Tor final vote and the ca
and Nay being ordered resulted follows j. A. Bou
treaux Yea A. A. Dubus, YEA r. NJ Stebbins Yea and d.
Mcpherson YEA ?. [. Broussard being absent
J. c. BROUSSARD, Secretary RON. J. LEBLANC, Mayer
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-22
sHERIFF'S SALE.

State of Louisiana, Parish Of vsrml-
ion.. 18th Judicial District Court
No 7164.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-22

On motion of Mr.. Mcpherson, sec
oadet by Mr.. Steobils, the following
resolution was offered:
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-22

eSS quickly relieves Constipation
BilsousnssA Loss Of Appetite and Head
aeseS que 81 Torpid Liver. --ad
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-22
A.>lACASSE
SIGNS
OF ALL KINDS
BULLETIN BOARDS
THEATRICAL SCENERY
ART PANELS. ETC.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Store fixtures, one computing scale,
one double beam scale, show cases, etc.
Fer further particulars apply TO
- MRS. r. SMILEY. y lrsz, Ii,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-22
FARM WANTED

Want q 80 IraI frart g.. 70, %. .: t..'m
~ good land f.. sale, price reasonable.
l.. JONES. Box 81, Olncy, III.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-22
SALE TO PAY DEBTS.

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of vermil-
ion, 18th. Judicial District Court
No 1o2a
Evening journal., 1921-05-27

the best exhibitions OF the evening,
as the winner will appear on the pro-
gram of the Boilermakers' open air
show next Wednesday.
The second bout brings together
Joe Martin, who has always given the
local fans a run for their money, and
X. o. Brommell. of Eastlake, who
has made good every time he ever
appeared at the Castle. This pair, II
will be remembered, put up one Of
the greatest scraps OF the season at
the Castle. This is both boys first
appearance on a keystone program
since their memorable battle Both
are classed as among the best well
terweights in the city and should pun
up a great go this evening.
The opening bout should be az
good as any on the program bringing
: together BuclSy McGinnis, who boxed
In great form at last weeks show,
and Frankie Coe. OF Marcus Hook. a
very clever bantamweight- The
clubs matchmaker has seen coe in
action three times at the Chester
Club and assures all local fans that
McGinnis Is in for his hardest bout
of the Season. Charles Dawson win
referee all the bouts which will start
at S.45 city time
The clubs committee wishes It
known that it will be necessary this
week for every one attending the
show to have an invitation. These
may be secured az the clubs head
quarters up until z o'clock. The
committee also announces that owing
to the decision OF the fre under
writers, no smoking viii be permit
ted at the show tonight.
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
FUR OUGHT TO
FLY FROM THIS ROW

Third and Adams streets field will
be the scene of more real action %
morrow afternoon when Defiance
will meet Brownson in a game that
the Tenth Ward fans have been
priming for. Both teams are bitter
rivals and the rooters viii turn out
to the man in an effort to turn the
tide of victory in their favor. The
fact that both teams are also tied
for third place should give the game
more pep and 1t is expected TO be
one of the hardest fought games
ever played on that diamond.
Jimmy Taylor. who has been out
OF the game for the past two weeks,
with a broken finger, most likely
will do the tiinging tomorrow for
the Defiance II Taylor's injured
digit is not in shape Jimmy Kerri-
gan, who pitched such a great game
against South-Side Eden last Sat
day. will likely get the assignment
The veteran Joe Meyers will prob
ably throw them across for the
Fourth and jackson streets crew
II not, Jimmy Malloy will do the
twirling with Red Ford back OF the
plate
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
KEYSTONE HOT SHOTS
BY The OLD GUARD.

Harold was asked, ''Have you seen
Kid johnson stripped lately. His
reply was-"Yah by gravy thsrs a
Ill fat thar Watch out thar don't
shoot up this yere tree
Our old friend Paul K. has at last
shook his dice shaker Derby for
an antique straw. Might as well be
in style, hey Paul.
The Hall Room Boys. Ollie and
Krutus sure do have some time over
their pinochle gamesi Who is the
low man this time boys?
Hear ye, hear vel Big Boy Bar
clay went to work. Sorry in way
to lose so valuable man to the day
committee. But we are hoping he
is lost for a long time.
It is rumored that a former ring
champ is to be the third man in the
ring at the Boilermakers show. We
bet, and bet plenty. it won't be our
red head friend Charley.
Lady in Auto-to Joe Martin
Cant you hear a horn when it's
blown"
Joe all puffed up, '-yass, kin you ?"
Steady boy she might git you yeti
Extry, Extry! At last Beryl the
monarch has consented TO let the
rest of the ordinary members have
their ice water Thank you o
mighty one
Busy Mike Lardner seems 20 be
awfully quiet of late Whasamat-
er Mike, in love Sawful haint it ?
Ollie the kitchen queen swore the
other night it was raining dead rats.
Better take a pledge sonny.
Politics seem to be a mania with
two of our prominent members
Paul and John. How am talking
Judge?
We have a new cross country run
ner in Alphonso, (no relation to AL
phonse and CASTOR fame). AS a
honey hunter he claims to beat any
man running with a big dish pan at
tached to his waist in the whole
wide world.
Our vice president seems to thinl
a boxing show is more important
than conducting meeting. Busi
ness before pleasure Reese. SnaI
out of it.
Parliamentary Jardge hasn't beer
seen since our last meeting. What's
the trouble? Did your suggestion
prove a boomerang?
Me thinks the jane in New Castle
tied a rusty can to Adonis johnson
alias Kid. The phone doesn't tinkl,
any more from our little riverside
town for Earl. No more SLOW
music.
All out to see the best show o
the season. but remember boys thi
is a smokeless smoker. ire under
writer's, you know.
Our smiling trap drumme
Johnnie Brogan seems to have lc
of musical business out in little Ital,
Working out there is a pleasure ism
it John? Wen shout it from tn
housetops. Take us along
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
DUCK KIDS" Nv YPOOL
FOR .SWINlNIVC HONORS

Swimmers on the grammar school
teams held their final workout yes
terday afternoon and last night, and
are all set for the first annual gram
mar school swimming meet which
will be held in the Y. M. c. A. pool
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. An
unusual amount of interest and en-
thusiasm has developed and some
keen competition is looked for.
Following is a list of the entries
and events:
so Ib. Class Relay Race.
School No. 1-E. Roman, N. Nc
Ginley, G. Hudson, II. Lane
No. 4-F. Ainsworth. Snarsld, GuI-
czynsislSi. Wasiclaslxi.
No. 24-Crossan, Buckmaster, c.
Foulk, Blackenberg.
No. 2S-Roni. Thornton. johnson,
Leoni.
11O lb. Glass Relay Raoo.
School No &c. Rose. J. Baker,
Burkhardt, Kappans.
No. 4-Eilenberger. Essick. Opal
ach, Barlow.
No. 24-H- Holt, G. Dawson. Jack
Boggs, B. Diffendorfer.
No. 2S-Battin, Booth, Sparks,
Middleton.
1875 Ib. Glass Relay Race
School No. II. HaIlam, Karcz-
marczly, ]. Roman, L. Sullivan
No. Nv. Moore. / Hamm, s.
Keen. Whitley.
No. 24-R Holt, S. McDzniehs, T.
Palmer, C McClane-
No. 2S-Lhsakoff. ponDeH. VIM
gate. Plank.
Three Lengths, f25 lb. OneEL
School No. III. Hallam, Karcz-
marczlSy, J. Roman
No ~ Hamm. s. Keen, W
Moore
No. 24-McDaniels, Palmer. Nc.
Clane.
No. 2s-ronneli. Wingata, Plank
20 Yards, so III. Glass.
School No. 1-E. Roman, N Nc.
Ginley. c. Hudson. c. Wayne
No. 4-Ainsworth, Wasiciawslci
Gulczynsld
No. 24-crossan. Founk. Blacken,
berg, Binder.
No. 2S-Johnson. Thornton, ROM
20 Yards, 11O ID. Class
School No. &c. Rosa Baker
Burkhardt, Kappans.
No. BARLOW, Eilenberger, Opal
ach-
No. 24-H- Holt, Boggs, Difrendor
fer.
No. 2S-Batttn, Booth, Spark.
Middleton
20 Yards, 1876 Ib. Glass.
School No. ii. Hallman, Karcz
maczky, J. Roman, Scullion.
No. Whitley. Moore, A Smith.
No. 24-R. Holt, Palmer, McClane
No. 2S-Toneli, Wingate, Plank
Lisakoff.
Two Lengths, so ID. Glass.
School No. 1-E. Roman. N. Nc
. hGinley, Hudson.
No. 4-Ainsworth, wasiclasd, Ma
, tale.
No. "a Buclmaster, Crossa1
Blackenberg, Binder.
Evening journal., 1921-05-27

Keystone Field Club this evening
win present what looks TO be the best
show OF the entire season Keystone
shows, as the public knows, are the
best put on in this city, and saying
that tonight's bill is the best OF the
entire season. certainly rs saying
something But nevertheless to-
nights exhfbition win bring here
some classy material and also some
new faces for the approval Of local
followers OF the leather pushing
game. The club is not advertising
double wind-up, but is satisfied that
when the fans leave this evening they
win say that they saw a triple wind
up as every bout from the curtain
raiser down 10 the final bout which
looks like a wind-up in itself.
The final bout brings here tho
classfest bantamweight that ever
came here from the city of William
Penn The lad is Tommy Murray.
who during the present season has
met all the leading bantamweights
in Pennsylvania Among some OF
them are Abe Atten, Goldstein, of
New York. who is the seasons SEN
sation over in the big city; X. o. Joe
O'Donnel OF Gloucester, who de-
feated Kid Sum, of this city. at the
Chester Club about two months ago.
His opponent this evening will be one
OF the city's best bets, X o. Billy
Carney, who halls from the Ninth
ward. Carney is in great shape for
the fray as he never allows himself
to get out condition Carney is a
strong, willing mixer and will carry
Murray at a fast pace
The semi final will bring together
Jimmy ireland, who looks like the
best 110-pound boy developed in thii
city for the past 20 years. and Matty
Detcher. who comes with a reputa,
ton a mile long. This should be a
corking good go as both boys are
fast and clever. Ireland has de-
feated every opponent he met this
season and holds two decisions over
Young Stanley Of the ST. Hedwig's A.
A Ireland is legitimate 110-pound
boy and claims the 110-pound cham
pionship Of the State He is willing
to defend the title at any time at 110
pounds ringside
The main preliminary brings to-
gether Battling Barnes, the claimant
to the lightweight championship Of
the State. and Toughey Dugan. of
Philadelphia This pair put up a
great bout last week; in fact the
=sSs+ sensational bout Of the season
and the clubs matchmaker immedi.
ateiy rematched them for tonight.
show. No doubt this win be one o
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
BASEBAI.L nor YORKT,YN

Horklyn is priming to get back in
the national pastime on Memorial
Day after a long lay-off A double
header will be staged on Monday
with one OF the fastest clubs in VIII
mington obtainable as a starter.
The first game will be played at
1880 o'clock in the morning and the
second at O'Clock in the afternoon.
Several Of the old timers will be
back in the Yorklyn lineup in addi-
ton to number Of youngsters who
should round out a fast club.
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
DELAWARE SOPHS
CLASS CHAMPIONS
,necial 10 rhe Evening journal.

Special 20 The Evening Journal
NEWARK, May 27.-University of
Delaware sophomires defeated the
juniors yesterday afternoon by the
score of s to 4, thereby winning the
class baseball championship for
1921. 1t, proved an unusually good
game and was witnessed by practi-
cally the entire student body and
most of the faculty. The sophs got
a three-run start in the first inning
and after that neither team scored
until the sixth when the second year
boys added three more runs to their
score. The juniors scored one run
in the seventh and three in the
eighth, but could not overtake the
sophs.
Magaw and Nutter was the battery
for the sophs and Challenger and
Deppe for the juniors. Both pitchers
did good work and there was some
clever fielding by both teams
urora.
Evening journal., 1921-05-27
Watching the
Sc@reb0ard

Yesterdays hero-Rube Marquard-
The Reds left handler won his sec
ond game from the Pirates on their
home field 4 to l. The Pirates
have lost only two at homo
The Giants and the Braves split
even The Giants won the first to
3 and dropped tho next 10 J.
Tho White Sox and Tigers divided
double bin. Chicago lost the frst
IL TO with Faber pitching and won
the second 8 10 g.
The Indians nnanled rhe Browns
IL to in an eight inning game call
ed because OF rain
Cadore and Bailey were pounded
by the Phils and the Robins lost to
/.