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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-20
MORNING VISITOR
IS SHOT BY TIRE man

Loveland, Colo, July 10. - Henry
Sarles, a quarry man of Boulder, was
shot. and almost instantly killed here
Richmond owner of tire and battery
station. Richmond. who sleeps at his
place of business, awoke and found
a man in his place. he said, and fred
A coroners jury exonerated him, hold
ing the killing was "justfiable."
Sarles has a sister, Miss Alice Sarles,
in Denver She is a nurse in st. Luke's
hospital Sarles' mother, Mrs. f. C..
Sarles, lives at 1249 Lawrence street,
Washington, D. c..
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-20
Driver Injured

John Marquard, in truck driver, was
painfully injured yesterday morning
when the truck he was driving was
struck as he stood on the steps by an
other heavy motor car. Marquard had
just stopped his car on Court street
between Third and Fourth streets,
when another truck struck along side.
On being knocked to the pavement
Marquard's back and shoulders were
painfully bruised and cut. He was at
tended at the city hall for his injuries.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-20
MONEY

New York. July 19.-Prime mercan-
tile paper sA@sia per cent.
Exchange steady, sterling demand,
$500; cables, 3S0i2; francs demand,
49, cables, $50: Belgian francs demand
$50. cables, ISL: guilders demand, 3l45
cables, 1851; lire demand. +5+ cables,
ass; marks demand, 12a; cables, 14o;
Greece demand, 5i5; Sweden demand,
POSI- Norway demand. 1880 Argentine
demand, 23o0; Brazilian demand, 1885,
Montreal. II 1915 per cent discount.
Time loans steady; all S per cent.
Call money firm: high, s per cent;
low, per cent: ruling rate per cent;
closing bid, 81 per cent; offered at 6
per cent; last loan. per cent; bank
acceptances. 6 per cent.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-20
CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago, July 1e-Butter higher;
creamery extras, i0RI4ic; standards,
gee: hrsts. 55Ti0c; seconds, 30I34c.
Eggs-Lower; receipts 14.573 cases
firsts, 2s12skc; ordinary f1rsts. 23I
Csc: at mark cases included. 26I2Tc.
Poultry-Alive. unchanged.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-20

Denver, July la-Cattle /. 400; market
stock cattle 25c higher; others strong
beef steers, s6.O0Ise5; cows and heif-
ers. 81 ocd75.5o: calves. ssnoIso5: stock
ers and feeders. sio015,5o; bulls. SEQ
d350
Hogs 400. 10 to loo higher: top.
5000, bulk. sss5dlO.OO.
Sheep-Receipts 800; Csc lower:
lambs. 80 ooda.25; wethers, a.5oH5 so:
ewes tinNT45O
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-20

New York. July 1S.-Copper. easy;
electrolytic spot and nearby, 12h3
l2bsc; third quarter, 12A 61Sc.
Tin easier: spot and nearby s27.25;
futures, $500.
Iron nominally unchanged.
Lead steady; spot, $40.
Zinc easy; East ST. Louis spot, s4.2o
@4.25.
Anthony spot, s4.65.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-20
LIBERTY BoxD QUOTATIONS

Furnished by ". s. Walpol.. 6ooms
l7a-32 Thatcher Block. Pueblo.
Liberty st.s sss.7s.
Liberty second Is $3.50
Liberty first AS ssT2s.
Liberty second AIS ss1.oi.
Liberty third 4h.s 1870.
Liberty fourth AIS ss7lo.
Liberty first ASS 1855.
Liberty Afth ans sas72
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-20
CHICAGO POTATOES

chlcaro. July lq.-Potatoes, receipts
ioi cars. weaker. Virginia stars, A.T5
as 90 barrel. Norfolk. ;i.o0di.5o barrel;
Kaw Valley, si5od2.75 cwt.. Missouri.
i.75d1.S5 cwt; Nebraska. S225m2 30
cwt.. California. S265d2I0 cwt.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-20
NEW YORK COTTON

New York. July lo.-Cotton closed
steady with prices ~ to 81 points net
higher spot cotton quiet, s12s5,
Cotton futures closed very steady
July S12.ST: October, &2sa; December
sl32s: January, 1880, March, EI".S'
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-20

Pickle campaign began this week in
Fowler district but the quantity OF
cucumbers expected has been much re-
duced by rains and floods.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-20

KANSAS CITY PRODUCE
Kansas City, July 19.-Butter, eggs
and poultry unchanged.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-20
SILVER

New York. July ie-Bar silver, do
nestle. sehc. foreign, 59iac: Mexican
dollars, i6Nc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-20

NEW YonN COTTON EXCHANGE

FURNISHED BY =. ;. WaInole, Thntch
er Building Pueblo.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

AS A PRELIMIN-
4 ARY TO THE DIS
\ RM A NJ ENT CON
+ + R + n c + The
Army Ordnance AS
sociatlon, attendin"
their third annual
convention. witness
d test of Uncle Sans
most powerful gun Mt
the Aberdeen prov
ing Grounds, Mary
land. The giant rife
is a new l6-inch, 80
calibre affair, sixty
nine feet long, and
W e i & h in g 240, 600
pounds. Firing from
a disappearing car
riage, $50 pounds of
smokeless p o " d g I
throw a 2, ,400-pound
projectile d distance
of twenty-five miles.
International
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

A PIPING ROCK
W t n n f r Little
Miss c arol Penn
Smith poses With her
daddy's Syrian Art
lst, a blue ribbon win
ner in the children's
pony classes last Sat
urday.
Pau Thompson
Lett ENGLAND'S
SECOND WON
NJ P. Mrs. Tom
Wintringham. joins
Lady Astor in the
House of Commons.
Kadci q Herberf
Rioht COL. AR
THUR WOODS, New
York's former and
efficient police com
missioner. who heads
the National Unem
ploymcnt Conference
central agency TO co
ordinate emergency
relief work through
out the country
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

PULLS \ FIVE-TON TRUCK WITH HIS TEETH. jim
White. champion Of the United States Navy
gives unique demonstration of his powerful muscles
and iron Jaws by tugging loaded sight seeing bus,
through the streets Of Washngton-a publicity stunt for
the benefit Of the recent Natcral Conference I'm
employment sazssm Kade
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

GENERAL PERSHlNG and Ambassador Herrck ar
rive at the Elysee Palace in Paris pay formal
oail on PRESIDENT Mlllerand Of Fra4ce-rding in an
fashioned open tonneau, the side oil lights and the
absence Of Windshield. What's happened the
wondrous French usually pictured?
nfe { Nelh.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-24
DON'T KICK; BE A NAT1ONA BANK

There is a very useful law i'll the mtcd States by Whc
D0onai bank can issue currency money upon del"sh@ the
, # IN nitr.I States bonds in the United States trea
srv The bank continues the bonds and draw the reg
u interest on them while they still i'll Uncle Sam Gus
tcy The money used by the bank reaches all {" Us l" ~
,n and 3oo notes and we bass them everywhere at 100 cents
al the dollar
That's what United States bonds will do for na;l mai
bank. I.
Liberty bonds are also United States government Do"'
FOR which the people paid Uncle Sam 100 cents the d"I
Bu although owners Of Liberty bonds do not ask for IN" favor
If issuing money such bonds, when the time comes taI
they want t. sell them interest and ALL and get much needed
sh for them they have to accept considerably less than lO
cents the dollar. .,,
In other words the national bank eats its cake and still
has it. The ordinary fellow on the other hand only gets i
part of his cake and when eaten 1t is all gone or So
It's fine life if you dom weaken
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-24
POPULAR SCIENCE FOR OUR READERS.

They used to say that ''money makes the mare go!'
No longer rue. Science makes the 60 And money
itself also works for science
1t is amazahow rapidly science has become the rule OF
the world in the first two decades of the 10th century TO cap
the Climax science far than human hands, fought the
greatest in history.
Science governs lives nowadays from the cradle to the
grave The MOTT successful food raising governed largely by
science We raise babies scientifically Our schools
scientifically Our homes full of scientific in
ventOn tools of industry scientifically manufactured
and our amuseInens marvels of science.
This prelude is to introduce readers to enter
prise which this newspaper is about present its
regular feature of columns Through repre-
sentative the AutOcaster service have made special az
engagements with the Popular Science Monthly OF the
countrys leading informative magazines to print smlthnf
ousy with that ona illustrated features of the latest and
most interesting facts in current science.
Popular Science is a careful and cceccr Of
enhc of the highest interest and it pays thousands
dollars month for the features that this newspaper has
ranged to print simultaneously with it. Our readers will
share with Popular Science readers in these interesting
tanning and educational features.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-24
WHAT IS so INscRUTABLE AS LIFE?

Speaking of who has just dled-one Walter ~ 'ipe
friends relatives and ncghbors told of his happy family M
As general manager great packing concern le turn
ed everything into gold for his company and made million
Tor himself :.
He resigned recently said the president OF the packing
institution o become vice president of the great American
Sugar Refining Company We very sorry to lose
him."
Lpe died the day before he to take possession OF MS
new Office The president of the sugar refining company SAID
'.He was business and wonderful manager OF
men. We are greatly grieved and disappointed
And this man committed sucde-hanged himself!
Why!
What is so inscrutable as life?
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-24

On motion of Mr.. DubJs, seconded by
Mr. Mcpherson, That committee be
appointed to confer with Supt. of Edu,
aulon, J. Ii. " iliiams, with a view OF
lettering the conditions at the Able
vile hIgI SrhOOI III the way of fire
escapes. Mh"reu!un the following
Acle alpoIhtcd:
Mr.. A. j. Golden, Mrs. w, Z. Ed
wards, MIS-. Geo. ~. summers, Mrs. d.
l.. Mcpherson, Mrs. l., .. Broussard
and Mr., +, L, Stebbins.
On motion of ar. Mcpherson, see.
ended by AIR. sirbbins, the following
resolution wills Ohetedi
RESOLUTION.
WHEREAS, under Article XIV, Sec
ton II, (L), of the Constitution or the
State of Louisiana, adopted on June
18th, 1921, II is provided; That:
whenever any subdivision of the
State heretofore authorized to incur
act ana issue negotiable bonds there
for has, by majority vote, i'll number
and aMo4nt, VI IL qualified property
taxpayers, authorized its governing au-
thorIty to incur debt and issue megotia-
bic bonds, but said bonds have not been
sold, the governing authority thereof
may issue aud sell said bonds, without
the NECESSITY OF an election therefor,
under any OF the following conditions:
The governing authority of such
subdivision nay authorize the issuance
Of said bonds, according to the terms
aid conditions set forth aud contained
in the proposition or propositions sub
mitted at said election, except that said
bonds shall bear a rate of i.terest not
exceeding six per cent, payable semi.
annually, after sixty 900 DAYS pIb-
ilshed notice of Such intention, in
weekly newspaper in the parish in
which the bonds are to be sold, and il
there is no newspaper published in the
parish, by posting in three public places
therein.'
And whereas, on August 23rd, 1921,
at AL election held In the Town of Alb
beville, Louisiana, there was submit
to the property tax pa:ers of the
Town of Abbevillc, La, such Us were
qualified TO vote MS such an election
under the Constitution and laws of the
State Of Louisiana, the following pro
position to-wit:
ITO authorized the Mavot and
Board of Alderman of the Town of Alb.
bevillp, Louisiana, to incur debt on
helalf of and in the name of the Town
Of Abbeville, Louisiana. to the amount
If One Hundred and TWENTY-FIVE 125.
100000 Dollars, and TO issue and sell
serial negotiable semi-anntial interest
hearing coupon bonds evidencihg said
said bonds to bear interest
At the rate Of five per centum per an.
mum ravnhle semi annually aud TO run
for period of twenty-five (25) wear.
from date thereof, and both the princi.
pal and interest Of said bonds 10 be
secured by sufficient tax TO be levied
md collected each year in accordance
With Article PSI Of the Constitution
ana The laws Of the State OF Louisiana.
the proceeds from the sale of said bonds
1t not less than par, to be used for the
purpose of purchasing and constructing
systems of water works and electric
ightS with the Town OF Abbeyille, La,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-24
MarriageLicenses

Sept. IA. lgnace Sehcxnaider of Alb
bevillc to Alcidie Sellers Of Abbeville.
Sept. l6. Bruno Sonnier, OF Delcam-
Pre TO Edna Leblanc of Delcambre,
Sept. II. Aston Heys,n of Kspian TO
Elida Cormier Of kaplan.
Sept, II, Leopsld Geoffroy of Erath
70 uciilp Frederick Of Erath,
Sept. 10. Arthur Derouen of GueF.
dan to Agnes Ray of Gueydan, eolored.
Sept. 2l. Eddy Chauvin of Abbeville
tn Marie Guidry of Abbeville.
Sept. D. Laodice Bessa of Rose Hill
to Sopah' Campbell Of Rose Hill, colored
Sept. -, nphelias SURE of Cow Is
land to Anedia bourque Of Cow Island,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-24

title If which sail vest in the Town OF
Abbcvilr, Louisiana
And Whereas the proposition above
set forth and submitted to the rrpPcrty
taxpayers Of the Town Of Abbcville,
Louisiana, qualified 70 vote under thu.
Constitution and laws Of the State Of
Louisiana, at said election he'd on vi.
gnst 23rd, 1921, was carried by maj
GRITTY Of the votes cast In numbers and
amounts, public proclamation Of which
results was made bv the MRvOr and
Board of Aldermen Of the Town Of Ab.
beville, La, In opea and public session
on August oath, 1921, and afterwards
promulgated by publication IN the Of
6rial journal of the Town Of Abbcvillr,
La, the "Abbeville Progress" on Au.
gust 27th, 1921, aud tlp Mayor md
BOnrd of Alderman of the Town of Alb.
berflle, La. were authorized to issue
bonds according TO the terms ami con.
hitIoins set forth and contained in The
proposition su omitted at said election;
, And Whereas, said bonds have not
bSen issutd, bqt ii Is the intention Of
the Mayor and Board of Aldermcn pt
the fown of Abbevilic, Louisiauq. 10
issue said bonds, In dde time, and nc.
eording to tic terms and conditions set
forth and contained tn the propositicH
submitted az said election, except TINT
fhe said bonds shall bear the rate If
SIX (6W) per eentum per annum in
ferest, payable semi annually:
therefore, BE 1t Resolved, by the
Mayor and BoaTI of Ahlcrme Of the
Fown OF AhbGvilie, Louisiana. in spe.
clal session assembled, that NOTICE Is
hereby given to whom y does or NAV
concern that il ~ the intention Of this
body to issue, In due time, the bonds,
(authorized by the properly taxpayers
of The Town Of Abbeville, Louisiana,
quallhed TO vote and WHO voted Mt the
special election in the Town Of Abbe-
Vlilr. La, on August 23rd., 1921 ac-
eordlng to the terms and conditions set
forth and contained In the proposition
submitted at said election, excp,t that
IT, said bends shall bear inherent at
the rate OF six (6e5) per centum per
afinum, payable semi annually.
BE 1t Further Resolved That this re-
solution shall be published in the .th.
oeVhie Progress, newspaper published
weekly in the Town of Ahbrville, La,
and the offrial journal of the Town ~
Abbeviile, for sixty 800 DAYS beginn.
Ing with the issue Of September Eth,
1921, and ending with the issue Of Nov.
Alhber 18th, 1921, and unless a petition
Of femonsirance, signed by ten per cen.
tun Of the qualified property taxpayers
TO the Town Of Abbeville, La, be filed
with this body within said above dc.
signed period, the bonds authorized
'hall be issued with interest at the rate
VI six (6Hl per centum per AMMAN,
payable semi-annualy.
The Roll Cnll On thc abortion Of the
resolution, resulted as follows: J. A.
Boudreaux Yea. A. A. DIbus Yea p. I.
Broussard Absent y. !. Mcpherson,
Yea, E. NJ. Stebbins, Yea. And tho
MAYOR declnroi the resolution Lnani,
nOusiy adopted.
There being no further business tho
Douncil adjourned.
EOM. p. LEBLANC,
}. {. BROCSsAPh Mayor
Secretary,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-24
.QOEM RY3.KzD
UNCLE J0HNzA
LAS YOU LIKE IT"

Old Shakespeare said he knew bank whereon the wild
thyme grew wonder if savings bank what he had III
view! The poet knew lot of things peculiar his tribe but
he dreamed of pleasantres that hit the modern scribe
He knew the landlord that held him up for rents
nickel show that charged him twenty cents
he paid dollar for fvecen tney ride lived
meath franchise that touched" him till he died If he had
paid license every trick he turned and carried fire in
stuff that burned short if they had
him from his boohees his hair and stuck him for the limit
everything but arhe might have written dramas that
immortazed his dust but I'd hate read the eogue rea
ing how he cussed.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-24
Kramer & Hebert
Auto Rerairing and overhauiing
vULcANIzINe A SPECIALITY
WELDING AND BRAZINo
STATE STREET. PHONE Iii
MRS. MAURICE DETREz.

Mrs. Maurice Detrez, nee Octavis
Pefc, aged Al wears, 3 months and Is
DAYS; died nj her home near Perry, LB,,
on Monday, Sept 18TH, 1921, at IL
O'Clock III. The fiinpfa was held on
Tuesday frcHi the Catholic Church, IN
terment being made In tle Catholic
cemetery.
Besides her husband and other rela-
tives, she was the mother of II chill
lren, 10 of whom arc living; ten are
Mt home, the oldest of those at home
being Is wears old
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-24
AN ORDINANCE.
Continued firm rage l.

-
Ean thirty days. subject to labor on the Ru9e WORKS
the Town of Abbeve La both fined and imprisoned at the
discretion of the Mayor ~, n ,,oo.
Sec g. Be 1t Further Ordained etc. rhat a o,on"loe VI
nart f cos in conflict herewith be and the same IRE
hereby repealed. Ill.,. +,; Or1;narca
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-24
AN ORDNANCE

Prohibiting the operation of Gambling Houses for profit de-
fning gambling House, and providing penalty the
violation Of this ordinance
Sec Be 1t Ordained by theMayor and Board oAlemon of
the Town Abbevie Louisiana That for the purposes of any
prosecution under this ordinance gambling house any place
Whatsoever where game Of chance of kind carac
played for for for tokens and where
the conduct of such place operates directly indirectly the
profit Of individuals and exclusively the
direct profit of the actual participants in such games and also
hat for the purpose of this orance and for prosecution
eEcunde gambling house also place whatsoever where
races athletic contests and sports and games actually
held and where opportunity is Oored for wagering upon
races. att ec contests sports and games Of chance.
Sec , Be 1t Further Ordained That the operation Of
gambling houses for profit herein Defined be and the is
hereby prohibited in the Town of Abbevile. Louisiana.
Sec Be 1t Further Ordained That whatsoever shall
operate gambling house for profit herein defined shall be
fined in exceeding One Hundred Dollars imp
ed han thirty days. subject work the uic
works of M Town. be both fined and imprisoned at the
discretion of The Mayor.
Sec Be 1t Further Ordained, etc., That all ordinances
parts OF arana1eea in conflict herewith be and the
creby repealed
Sec s. Be 1t Furt| er Ordained etc. That this ordinance
shall take effect Immediately up it adoption:
The above ordinance having been read the Mayor stated
that the said Ordinance ready final and the Yea
md Nay vote being ordered resulted follows J. A. BOu
reaux Yea A. A. Dubus Yea, E. M. Sebbins Yea and d. h.
Mcpherson Yea, P I. Broussard being absent.
j. C. BROUSSARD Secretary. ROM. P. LEBLANC, Mayor.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-24

666 quickly relieves Constipation,
Binousness, Loss of Appetite and Head
aches, due to Torpid Liver. -ad
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-24

shall take effect Immediately upon its adoption, for
Tho above Ordinance avng been read the Mayor stated that
.l ,; o,,apca WAS ready final and the and
Nav vote being ordered resulted follows: j. ~ B"uraux
Yaa. Dubus Yea: f. NJ. Stcbbins Yea; ID. H. MclcrSon
We, and tbe Ordinance was by the Mayor declared adopted
On motion Of Mr. Bou,reaux duly seconded by Mr. .ubl,
IN. followiuo Ordinance offered for adoption:
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-24

Lots of Tractor owners spend months
in carefully selecting their make of
tractor-then spend inmates i'll care
fully buving inferior OIL Casanova &
GOOch, agents.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-24
AN ORDNANCE

rrclaruU Street Fairs public nuisance Of ltcd
nature and prohibiting them in the Town of Abhcvi Lou
iSiana.
Section |. Be 1t Ordained by the Mayor ana the board of
f Aldermen of the Town of Abbevilc Louisiana, That
consisting of numerous TENTS including shows and c\i tIo
in front of which are stationed blowing horns laknY
through mcgahones to attract attention. together witt various
b hs structures ferris wheels, merry orOu, and other
d, vices for amusement the public and profit to y o
and commonly known STREET FAIRS be and tn"
declared TO be public uisances OF an aggravated u"tur
and rs snch prohibited in the Town of Abbcvir Louisiana.
Sec Be II Further Ordained That all orarc,~
parts of ordinances in conflict herewith be and the
hereby repealed.
Sec 3 Be 1t Further Ordained etc, That this Olance
shall take effect Immediately upon its adoption for
The above Ordnance having been read the Mayor declared
said Ordnance ready for final and the Yea and Nay
being OrGeded resulted follows J. A BoureauX Yea A.
Dubus Yea E. NJ Stebbns Yea and d. L. Mcpherson Yea and
the Ordnance by the Mayor declared adopted
On motion of Mr. Stebns duly seconded by Mr. Dubuo the
following Ordnance offered for adoption:
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-24

Sept. IA. No. 1883. Bank of Aca
dia We. Clayus B. Broussard ct al, note
: l.50; Broussard l. Samson, attys.
Sept. 10. No. 71s4. Henry Perrin
V. Melanie Faux, claim sl,sO2.0O;
Kitchell 4 Boudreaux, attorneys.
Sept. Is. No. 1855. K. f. Stephens
IS. p. l.. BrOdssard, clerk and recorder,
CANCELLATION; Jno Dymond, Jr. and A.
Giffin Levy, attorneys.
Sept. 70. No. 1856. Maurice Lastie
''illien VS.. Emancipation; emancipation
;roussard & Samson, attorneys.
Sept. 20. No. 1857. Emancipation
Dewey MoutOn, emancipation; J. E.
ibbe, Jr., attorney,
Sept. % No. 1883. Schwartz Bros.
&& Co, Inc, VS.. Henry NJ. Perrin !;
account, $l20.j9; note $32i.56; Weeks
4 Weeks, attorneys.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-24

Blanr. uilow and heirs. Peoples Bank
q Trust Co. 'i;,rn'>hrr.
In this case. petition of Leah DAVIS
widow. and Henri Levi, Carrie Levi
and Louise Nevi, heirs to be made par
ties plaintiff to this suit. filed and SUD
mittcd and order granted, making SAID
widow and heirs parties plaintiff as
prayed for.
Upon motion of counsel for plaintiffs
trial of case fixed for this day as
against Peoples Bank a Trust Co, gar
nishce, have taken up and tried. eNl-
drncc adduced and submitted and judg
mcnt rendered in favor Of plaintiffs as
PRAYED for. See decree, and Judgment
read, signed and fled.
7O95- Bcmis Bros Bay CO. ". Yer
million Farm Go.
Motion to dismiss suit at plaintiff :
costs filed by cohnsel on behalf of de-
PENDANT.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-24

Court then adjourned.
w. w. BAILEY, Judge
Gil As. &. LEBLANC, Minute Clerk.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-24

Sept. II. No. 71s2. Proctor & Gam.
bic Distributing Co. VS.. A. c. Leblanc,
count, s6L53; Hroussard 4 Samson,
attorneys.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-09-24

sept. II. No, 1881. H. B. Howell &
Co, w. \. { Leblanc, account sl20.90;
R. J. LaBauye, attorney.