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The evening world., 1921-02-17
LOWDEN REFUSES
TOTAKE ANY OFFICE
Harding Makes the Announcement
at St. AuguStine-HugfeS
nAo-lrrn. n nLacLinr,
DOdgeS a Question.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Feb. IL
Former Gov Frank o. LOwden OF
Illinois has definitely declined to be
considered 10, Secretary % ths Navy
and viii not be appointed to any post In
the initial makeup OF the next admin p
stration Announcement TO this effect
was made to-day by President elect
Harding.
After repeated urging Mr.. LOwden in
sisted that, because OF personal affairs,
he would rather remain out Of public
service,
I'm sorry" Mr.. Harding said a. he
naAde the announcement.
The evening world., 1921-02-17
GOVERNOR MILLER
WILL NOT ABOLISH
BOXING BOARD
Is Satisfied With Way Present
Commission Is Handling the
Sport.

ALBANY. Feb. 17.--Gov. Miller has
no intention Of sbolishlng the present
State Boxing Commission. u was said
here to-day.
The Governor. II was stated, has be-
come satisfied with the commlssiOn's q
work in regulating tho sport There
had been a proposal put forward to re-
organize the commission and tho Rae
ing Commission under a single headed
department, which also would assume
control over professional baseball.
The tax on boxing shows has netted
the State more than Sl2O, 900 in taxes.
The evening world., 1921-02-17
LIAR FREELY USED;
CONGRESS IN UPROAR
Nember From Texas Howled
Down by Both Sides
of the House.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17-One Of
the widest uproars seen in the House
OF Representatives in years occurred
to-day with a Senatorial attack on
Representative Blanton 10y Repre-
sentative Summers, both Texas Demo-
Gratis.
When Mr. Blanton sought TO reply
the members, Democrats and Repub-
Iicans alike, howled him down and
seyeral times the lie was passed,
The evening world., 1921-02-17
EVANS, LAMBERT, STELLA.

That oxygen is being almost con-
tinuously employed TO keep the spark
allght, was beto<ened by the fact thai
six tiIled tanks we're taken. to the
apartment this forenoon to replace
the twelve empty ones which were
taken away after being exhausted
during the night
The I'hyHicdans are practically
agreed that medical science and their
skin in II have done an that can be
done for the patient. Whet remains
now Is for Caruso's viii, which has
proved 30 indOmitable In the past, 10
win the struggle against dlsease end
weakness. He has many unbs assured
those about mm with all thl strength
OF voice he could summon tlbt he V,as
determined TO liv6,s The test this do
termination will, aoo., ,sding 20 M sigma
come to-day.
Throughout his iIils ess, hiudeeS
throughout his life, Cafeso a. 49,
ways manifested an unfal :. y .tf%3t
fulness and this, added TO h5 q
monty robust physique, has d6no~
much to keep him alive Ia the last
twenty-four hours.
One thing which It is believed win
do much TO invigorate him, was ths
arrival to-day of his son. Dnrico a..
who came from Culver Military Acad.
edy Indiana, in response TO a long
distance telephone call. The seyen-
teen year-Old youth arrived At ths
Pennsylvania Station at $50 O'Clock
and was met there by Bruno zirnto,
his fathers secretary. When the boy
arrived at the Hotel Vanderbilt tears
were coursing down his cheeks. He
was taken at once 70 h-s lathers bed.
side.
When young CarIso, who was ~
the uniform OF his military school
reached the door OF his fathers room
he brushed aside the tears and with
ps much OF a smile as be could
muster, entered the sick ehamber
Caruso was conscious at the time and
his eyes frightened as he beheld his
son. The youth went quickly to the
bedside and touched his fathers
hAlA a. ~ llg On inc CuNeneAs
Caruso turned his eyes upon HE
sons face and murmured, In a
whisper, "Ah, Mimi, Mimi; mio
figlio!" C'My son!').
The youth bent down close 20 hAs
fathers lips and spoke 10 him ana
a moment later was led from the
room by one of the physicians. Sew
eral times later he was permltted
to see his father for brief momentss
Sig. Rolando Ricci, the Italian AM
hassador was this afternoon admit
ted to Caruso's room. He brought
officially the greetings and besa
wishes OF the King OF italy ana me
Ministers % the stricken singer. Dur
ing the brief space In which Sis.
Riccl stood at CaruSo's bedside. the
sick man spoke 10 him Of Genoa,
where they had met His voice was
no more than a whisper.
Many times during the reoept
hours when Caruso's life was flick
erlng. his baby daughter. Gloria. nov
e eghteen months old, has
brought 10 him by Mrs. Caruso,
II Is said has never failed 10 win.
smile from her father.
Tharq was to-day, ~ yestsrdaH .
The evening world., 1921-02-17
ESCAPE WITH MILLION lin MAIL HOLD.
RUSSIAN SOVIET
ORDERS EVERYBODY
TO GOTO THEATRE
Penalty Is Fine in Food Ration
All Must See New Com
munist Plays.
PETROGRAD, Feb. II.
COMPULSORY playgoing is
the latest order OF the day
here.

The Soviet Government has de-
creed thAt a fine, payable in food
rations. is to be imposed on all
persons who, after official invita-
tlon, fail TO go to the theatre to
see a series OF Communist plays
now being produced.
The evening world., 1921-02-17
INDICTMENT
FOR FIRE CLERK
Accused of Aiding Able-Bodied
Firemen 10 Retire on a
pArxsipu
Pension.

The whitman Grand Jury hate this
afternoon handed up to Judge Grain an
indictment charging John Kelly. lately
assigned as a clark IN the Pension Bu-
rcau OF the 4, Fire Department, with
bribery and receiving unlawful fees
1t is charged that firemen in good
health by the payment Of unlawful fees
~ To'lv w"r" nb'e to get themselves
retired on pensions.
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19
LIVED ON FISH FOR A YEAR
Explorer Stefansson Tells Of Years
Fish Diet Without salt.

That We rlaCr too high q value on A
great variety of food rs necessary 70
health and good digestion is the Cn;n.
ion of StofgnS~rn, the eminent OK.
flnrpr. WHO lectures ~ rhnuinuIr!n IN
he >trpn'i rilt. iHSod on his expert.
ence IN tho Arcii", and tic experience g
Of those who We're with him on his his.
tortc expeditions,
u lived on fish, both raw and
cooked, for whole year, and without
salt Mr.. StcfansSon says. "and
weighed ten pounds moro az the end
OF the year than AZ the beginning. I
was not troubled with indigestion or
any other bad effects. In fnct, ! can
Say that ! never felt better in nv life.
Taking up any new system Of dior q
largely psychological matter." sad
Mr. StCfanSSOn. We have pre- eiudircs
which il is difficult matter Ia over.
come. If the animals that are used for
food were placed in one group and
those thar arc not considered voo,i for
food were rlncrd I'm another group. and
thoroughly unbiased person vcr.
asked for ~ opinion, he would say
there is little or no difference between
them"
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19

The fellow who had goods that
were declining III value daily
and didn't have brains enough
to use the papers to tell the
people that he wanted to get
from under took his place with
the 90 per cent who are now
sad,ler but wiser in the WAYS
of business world.
Ii you want the best reason
in the world why You should
advertise iudiciously and SEN
,ibly, Mr.. Home Merchant,
iust sit down and think over
.UnclA Sam : wn figures--tf1at
NINETY PER CENT of all
business failure in 1920 were
concerns that didn't adver-
tise.
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Feb. - John r. Bandoin. of Alb
hoyilIcto CIcmcutinc' TIibodcauX Of Ab-
bcviIic, coIored.
Feb. 2f. Juuiorus Armstrong of
Erath to Wanda Jackson, Of Kruth, col
cred
Feb. 2o. Fcliy Spirc, Of kaplan, to
Julie Gdidry, Of kaplan.
Feb. %. John BRYAN, Of .Abbeville,
to Edita Mem Of Abbrvil!c, colorcd.
March. ,. Aubcry Sellers, of Kaplan
to Ovelia Hanks, Of Kaplan.
March, H. Nelson Toups, of Nmcz,
10 Josephine Rogers, Of Nuncz
March - Ncar.e Matthcuo, Of
g.. u'.~ go Egl'.o Ah-hjI", ot Grow
ley.
uav. =. M,r.a Guary, of Naplan
p. Al.H. Guj5rc. Of Nucl.
March T.. Nm. Hoffrauir, of Kucy.
ian. 20 Clara Humble, Of Gucydan,
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19
WHILE THEY FAILED

should be Interested in a re.
port sent out by the govern
mcnt showing the per ccntay,
of failure and their cause dur,
Ing 1920. OfcourSc it forms
rather dishcartcniug reading,
tins story of the other felIcw' ;
misfortune, but it carries a les
son of value and one that de-
serves careful study.
The high spot in the report
Is that of the entire number of
concerns which failed in the
| nltcd States in a single year,
more than 30 per cent of them
thiuk of that--morc than 9O
per cent of them were estab-
liShncnts that did not advcr-
tlse. II there was eyer an ar.
glment in favor of sing print.
er's ink in a judicial way, Your
Uncle Sam has presented IT
through this report,
We preSnn" that in most in
stance these unsucpessful con.
Germs did not advertise be-
cause they We're satisfied to
drag along. Then came the
REIMBURSEMENT period and they
found that the very thing
which was putting their com.
petitorS over the bumps-adver
tiSing-had been the one thing
they had ignored. The mer.
chants who used printers ink
Eo' rid Of war-pricr stocks at
even money or better, and
were able to stay on their feet.
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19
THIS QUESTION
OF SUNDAY

.SI,u IA. l.uif.l State al
Ill, G,,,4,,.,,' asks Umll
ErI,- ,,,.r
nr ,.,,,,,.l, mat Rut tnrr. il
q Inf ~ fine yirv,olu,
nr i,t, ,yr .uo 90 been, na,.u~
rrcn t,I, rnnrrrnl,o hlu,
laws"aud many pa,c~. oi New
Nork Cbir,oo and other large
c;,i.. bavn vnrlrI themselves
into = fine FRENZY about it, Most
= fine talk i, bunk Ncly few
,T the upoule VIII, are cam
,,;gr;no for - .nurc,,' san.
';,,' v.ont to ro bnIf =, fn. ~
,h,sc orrops Of npn,cu "a,
,bo, do
Sunday ,h..rvanco g.. lalo.-
~ mattcr Of virwpoint, Wrat
ana man considers Sunday
uorL :. uot 50 considered bv
protbor man Wbat ono urrson
hobbs ~ DISSERTATION Of thc day
anotbor man holds as no dose
Grafton at oII
Nevertheless, let fine man-
.snccialIv fine workjuomau
who decries all Sunday obspr-
vance, beware. On what fouu-
Jotion does tbo day Of rest
-Sundav-lavg What is the
sole Influence that unholds il!
The Christian religion. No.
thing else.
What would happen if the
Christinn rnIioion voro mad,
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19
IMPORTANT NOTICE

To Permit Holders.
Effective June !, 1921, the GLOWING
PREF "ailoa~ are cia,>cd a~ Iutoxirat
mG Liquors and III for beverage use:
Wulc OF rrrsin,
Wine of Beef,
Elixir Tcuiu lIy,lratc
Nu1t Ether, or Hoffman,, Drops,
These preparation, can be lgu.ucd
only hy a drug store holdiug permit
H'' sid only ou prescription. br doe
tors holding Government rermt to
rtc,crrhr liquors They can he purrias-
eI "N drag store only ON Form ltlO,
Yours very truly,
JESS JOHNSON,
Federal Prohibition Director.
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19
Rally Program

The following i The program Of the
Rally to be seid on Saturday, April 16;
I. RACES.
Il. 80 yard dash, open to any boy IN,
der - inches.
h. 50 yard da.h oyen to any boy uu.
Ter 80 iucrcs.
e. 80 van aa>ti oreD 90 any boy 50
'ucEr- or 3yyrr
tt. 1850 .ara Ia-n, open 20 any boy
uuGcr - inches
=. 700 tHrd dash, open 90 any boy
under so inches
+. 100 yard dash, open to any boy
90 inches or above,
Z. 40 vard uu-i, pprn ~ All
h. 4iU yard relay, oyeu to all,
II. JUMPS,
a. Running high jump, open 70 any
boy under 80 inches,
b. Running higl jump, open TO any
boy 50 inches or above.
c. Running biogt jump OPEN 70 any
boy unGer 30 inches.
d. Running blJad jump open to any
boy G' i.cLs- or above.
{. ntandi : broad jump. upyu to any
boy I,,Iut So uchg.
+. sthnuiLE br,ld Janly, D, Ell t. any
=! 81 inches Vi above.
-. >AI- ACE
a. OieA 70 al \ cyu,4 -. sa,A
VIII be used.l
". RACES.
a. % yar4 IasI oYea 10 any s.yl "a
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19
J. L. HARPER, Director.
SUPPLEMENT.

= SUPPLEMENT.
/ Under -" points.
q. Inc school making second ,Io.c
"iii be awarded banner
Chlcr ~ entries "a" should road .
N"'cNidc not 10 enter the .amc mn
l"' more than one event relav cvrc,t
'd' enc ian, karlan and IndiUn E.,,-,
.'' 20 enter 'hr Same man for ~ ro
man ~" events; al. othrr .r.r.l. -
rh'"r "n' man for ~ man, .,.,,.
'HrE ra,r 20.
trHcr - protest. -b,yi1 amt A..
Ei totn. y. m. 'P
~ Eard da'h, open 80 all will l..
added 80 thr rgrrs Oo
W. want displays II vorr ,yo,k ~.
I'"e'' I" s'"" the spectator lust what
N'L ar" doing IN Your school
IL" 'hrrc g Home rconomir,p n,.
PaLtn"nt- Will arrange display
Inc notebooks from an H., s,boo1.
tha' teach high school work mnst he
exhibited. must De
.P'nmaaship from the three foIIow;r,,
d''iSinhs must be exhibited: l.t di,.is,
'o"--'st, 2nd and 3rd grades: 2pd A..
Ei'I"n-- b., 9TH, 9Th and Il, p,aJes.
"' division high school.
mes ''il be awarded fci the bcs.
'hi it"fS o." 'h- abosc mentioned
Nj '"b"ols ar, uryet 70 ta,, ,ro;v
tL.i IL for some festival game. Tbo,s
games T. take Place at tie Iarh, wills
before the Other elc.ts
4-tte ~. a.so ~- exhibit in man
drawing 5th an1 g. aradcs
}. l.. HARJ'ER, Prug,7s!,
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19

houyaut.
Neither his family. nor his friends,
nor this community can vet fully real-
ilc 1ow much they have lost. lis
work for Education, Justice, civic bet
tcrmcnt and honesty in public affairs
viii stand as a lasting monument 20 hs
memory. And above all that subtle in
iucncc of noble life, 50 difficult to
describe, but So far reaching in rs ct-
fccts, has left its impress upon this
tar,>h where he has lived aud labored
for nearly - wears. 1t j. vastly better
aad ticher for his having lived.
All who knew him cannot fail to be
different because Of his love Of Truth,
and Beauty and his towering strength
to stand for those ideals wlIch, IN ev-
cry age, have Signifed the best there is
III I9manlty.
InAhis family and with those. YlhA
stadc lie rare privilege or Knowing nIm
ultimately, his lovableness and humor,
together with that tenderness, and
spirit of chiynlrv which so often ne.
companies strong character, uudiscov,
cred on uu.rcognizcd by many, found
free and dHiiv expression. To them he
brqucaths the precious possession of his
influence upon their thoughts and as.
piratiorS And 50 those who are left,
Saddcnrd by the loss Of his counsel and
guidance, may gain some measure o1
comfort from the fact that, through our
lives wc may place and keep him among
the Hmmortals, for Ills Influence since
It changes rs and subtly touches,
through ~, our children and our
tr!cuds, j. immortal -
RUTH CHADWICK EDWARDS
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19
VII. ENTRIES

a. Each school may enter one cnu.
.'S'"h' i"' each event. No coutr.,aut
'' enter more than torey events. rc.av
'''' not to count.
o. Each contestant may have one n.
ly,ha't provided his name appears on
entry blank. Only bonafidc student.
may participate.
c'hntry blanks will be mailed to all
schools within next ten days, and in
or'"r that The Director NAV have amrle
'me TO "Nj all mans, all teachers are
,~ked 10 send in their entries hofn,o
April ord. ''' '''o'o
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19

der "a inches.
b. 100 yard dash, open to any girl
under "a inches.
- r:-fOU yard dash, open to any girl 81;
inches or above.
d. SSpoon'potato race, 100 yards open
Each girl will furnish spoon and
potato of uniform SIZE. At the start
ne potato must hc hcld in the spoon at
ann . length. II in the running. the
."t"t" lai'S, the girl must pick up same
ny means OF the spoon alone, aud con-
Inue tnc race.
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19

g. " AM treason amy teacher ,houId
"'. dissatisfied with u dici,ron. = .tato.
"'n' 20 that effect IN writing must bs
u h1"h' OF the Director or Supcrintrn.
''ht not iatcr than April 10. ) - M
lA. ! NGENERAI.,
II. Let each tcacscr cutcr d. ,,,..,,,.
contestants as possible. Brinr =.
man ooo't"rs as possible. And All
""'kihS together tor prldc and honor
4 school, make the Rally = rnr,aIa.u JnoI
success t'''e
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19
CARD OF THANKS.

The family Of Judge ". ". Edwards
w'>nr- t. cNprys, It's gratitude and ap.
prrriatiou To- each and every one VINO
SO kindly assisted, by thcr aid and
>.m, "Ih.. both during and after his
as. illness.
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19
Y. POINTS.

4 flrst plucc III each event will g
awarded five points, second pace Will
hc awarded tour points, third place
u''|e points, fourth place two points
aud 18th place one points.
~ All events viii rank equally and
"r'i'N amt badges viii be given to the
winners
= me school making the most point.
WIZ be awarded the J.. L. Broa,,art
'"n'ocation Loving Cup.
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19
HOUSE FOR RENT.

House for rent, with modern conven.
fences. ON Chev,s street. Apply 70 r.
l. G. McComiskey. TT
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19
VI. JUDGES.

a. Fair, impartial and disintrrc,tcd
parties VIII be selected to Judge all
events Their names will be publish.
ed later. f''''"
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19

Irau, signed ana hIeQ.
l25l-SucccSSion of Joseph Rcau,
On application of the ehildrcn and
heirs TO hc recognized as such and sen.
into possession, and rule agains. tax
collector to slow cause whyheirs should
not be sent into possession without
payment Of inheritance tar taken ~
and tried and submitted, ami julgmer;
rendered making said rub absolute,
recognizing the heirs and jding them
rAaso.a44se4s44e-Sasst ae-v+- -
inh 'ri.ance tax. Judgmslt read, signe.
and filed.
$685. ClySse Leblanc It ais VS.. Romual
y l,Blahc ct ais.
oio5--L \ NJ. Sokolosxi Hiq.) vs.. a.
int Rodriguez.
n cach # above eases, defau'- en-
t'.r' cgoin,t each aad all parties L.
f.nG;nt.
,, ''"i-i. Joplin vs.. Felix Hoff ,apir.
o. ia" latter Of Interventioas and
+ .j"i or. .itious of A. R. Lin,rconb
.a'd Ctci' rormier. Taken up OF r.n.
f.miiiou default, tried, evidence al.
dT'"' a. submitted, and jpd1.4rrt
r.1dHcl ia favor of intervenor's as
j a,c! 4 See dccrccs.
&c.,. v.r-ria Landry VI. Azeljc IN.
slime
,rrn MOTION Of defendant, cour.sr
case submitted,
Court then adjourucd.
W. W. BAILEY,
'CHAs e.. Leblanc. Judge.
Minute Clerk.
Monday, March 14th, 1921.
Court "at this day with Honorable
W, W, f''Icy, Jadsc, presiding.
8o7o- LII, yaIIc vs.. Dutalie Aaccrc;.
j'>'--E.r>aaw Motor Co, vs.. wH,am
Doug o.. q ais.
fo'l-E. y. Drou.,nrd vs. ra,a,s
}"'b" ".yauz ct ais,
In @" b of above cases, default cn.
tered o.-'ast each and all pa,tic1 de.
fon1aut
SOS" L. $50 LeHran, ct ol. v.. p,mr.i
-rH" o.. al>.
""t' ia.a@. Landry ~ De.
h'o.-,..I q, a,-
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19

March, :. 80. GoQ9. Wei Bros o..
Il. :. Footc, CT al,, notc sos; ". b
G"dv. attorney.
March, Il. No. 1000. Western Flee.
RE Go. Inc, " Town ,f turvd.n acct
@>''I"; K. }. LaBauvc, attorney.
March, II. 80. 7o0I. Lowcuburg ca
". Il. W. Campbell, note Sl76.67; Il. j
LaBauvc, attorney.
March, II No 70o2. BaxeIop Brp-
CO. vs.. |. 7. Young, acct, $50: Brous
Sard d Samson. attorneys.
March. y. no. 70c3. Cclima Rcsu,
It ais vs. William Rcauy, partition; j
+. kihbc. Jr. attorney.
March - No. 7OO4. L. r .Landr,
vs., Ernest Hebert, note $50; j. Z
Kibbe, Jr. attorney.
March 10. No. zoos. Meaux Bros
vs.. Albert Ddhon, acct, S56j:85; Brous
Sard d Samson, attorneys.
March. -. No. zoos. Mcaux Bros.
vS. Albert Duhon, ct ais, acct s3+5:lO;
BrouSSard & Samson, attorneys
March, lj, No, 7o07. Planters Ware.
house Co. ". Albert Dulon. acct,
$397:05; Brousoard & Samson, attys.
March. i6. 40 zoos. >. T Proven.
zano V Arthur Broussard, Scqucstra-
tion; kitchell x Boudrcaux, attvs.
March. Il. No. 7o09. Adolph J. Du-
pout ". Jules : M%uhoulcs ~ ais,
Rule for cancellations; Chappuis B
'Lappul>, attorneys
March Y. No. 700. Arthur Har-
rinGtou -. Walter Brod,sard Scqucs,
tation; Kitchcii x Boudrraux, attvs.
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19

March - No. 7O04. L. X .Landr,
vs.. Ernest Hebert, note $50; j. Z
Kibbe, Jr. attorney.
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19

March. II No, 70o2 BaxcIon Bros
Co. vs.. |. T. Young, acct, $50: Brous
Sard x Samson. attorneys.
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19

March 10. No. zoos. Meaux Bros
vs.. Albert Ddhon, acct, s56j;S5; Brous
Sard d Samson, attorneys.
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19

March. 1j. No. zoos. Mcaux Bros
vS. Albert Duhon, ct ais, acct s3i5:lO
BrouSSard & Samson, attorneys
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19

March. =, no 7oC3. Cclima Reauy
g,t ais vs. William RcauX, partition; j
+. kibbc. Jr. attorney.
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19

March, II. no. 7o0l. Lowcuburg C.
". L. W. Campbell, note SI76.67; Il.
LaBauyc, attorney.
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19

March -, No, 1907. Planters Ware.
house Co. ". Albert Dulon. acct,
S397:05; Brousoard & Samson, attvs.
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19

March. i6. 40 zoos. >. T Proven.
zano " Arthur Broussard, Scqucstra-
tion; kitchell x Boudrcaux, attys.
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19

$40 ruprr Bcnoit vs., Arthur /. Brpu~
~ara o., ais.
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19

'','-h I bron'ea'd vs.. A. Kaplau.
Answer filed On behalf Of d,l...s.a.,
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19

a. 30 yaF4 Ias1 orea to any s.rI "a
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19

March, H. NO 7oo9. Adolph J. Du
pont ". Jules : M%uboulcS 81 ais
Rule for cancellation; Chappuis 8
'LapPuls, attorneys
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19

March Y. No. 700. Arthur Har-
riuGtou ". Walter Brod,sard Scqucs-
tration; Kitchcii 4 Boudrcaux, attvs.
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19

IA cach # above cases, defau'. cn-
t''c' cgoin.t each aad all parties h.
f,nG;lt.
Abbeville progress., 1921-03-19

$685. tlySse Leblanc It ais VS.. Romual
y l,Blanc ct ais.
Askov American., 1921-06-23
Pleasant Hill

Mr.. Atwood has rented Mr..
Taylor's farm for this year.
R. P. Davis and family spent
Sunday at the Dracy home.
Mrs. Howey was a Sandstone
caller between trains Saturday.
Will Davis was in Sandstone to
hear the Million Dollar band last
week.
Mrs. Fred Rupp is enjoying a
visit from her sister, Miss Mel
son.
Josephine Douglas is visiting
her mother. Mrs. ]. M. Douglas,
and family.
Messrs. Watson and SOuther.
ton gave a party Sunday even.
ing for Ed Davis.
Mrs. Berglund. Dorthy and
Robert accompanied Olof Peter.
son home for a two weeks visit
Mrs. Atwood and Lulu attend.
ed the Children's Day exercises
Askov American., 1921-06-23

in Bruno Sunday and enjoyed
very much.
]. NJ. Davis and family gave
. farewell party in honor Of Ed
Davis and family. who are leav-
ing for Iowa. A good time and
lunch was enjoyed by all present.
There was q good crowd at
church Sunday evening and Rev,
Simpson spoke to the children as
well Is the older ones. Tekla
Berglund and Marian Davis sang
a duet.
Askov American., 1921-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison have
enjoyed a visit with their daugh.
ter and family the past week.
They live near Minot, N. D.
Mrs. Chas. Sprague was taken
very sick Sunday evening. DIR.
Boiling has been caring for her.
She is little better at this writ
ing.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid will
change their date of meeting
They will meet Wednesday. July
s, at Mrs. Marihart's. Everybo-
dy welcome.
On account of the Home Eco
nomics picnic to be held Tues
day. June %. the John Stafford
and A. Markus stores will be
closed all day.
Messrs. Markus. Lingren. Rose
Hammer, White and Ball attend.
ed Masonic lodge meeting at
Sandstone Monday night.
Bearnice Powers spent from
Sunday till Tuesday with Mary
Rose. Tuesday afternoon Mary
gave party to a few Of her lit.
tile girl friends in honor of Bear.
nice. Pink ice cream. pink cake
and pink lemonade was served.
Sunday, July the 3rd, there
will be Sunday school rally ir
Chas. Lindstrom's grove to begin
at 10 o'cock and continue all day
A very good program has beer
arranged and some good speak
ers engaged. All interested ir
Sunday school work are urged te
attend.