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VOLUME 18.
THIBODAUX, LAFOURCHE PARISH, LOUISIANA, SATURDAY JUNE 11th. 1921.
NUMBER 17
Locals Cop
See Sa» Game.j
Last Sunday at Amuzu Park,
tne local aggregation of bali
olavers crossed tats with the La
rose team, in a slow and listless
game, that drew a good atten
dance despite che threatening
weather, and rain in different
sections previous to the hour of
the contest. While it did not rain
at the park until the
game was in progress, it had rain
ed in the neighborhood sometime
previous. This tended to reduce
what might have been a decord
breaking crowd. The feature of
the game was the errors made on
bcth sides, the uncertainty of the
umpire, »par
ticularly in calling strikes and
balls, and the rank decisions
which were costly to both sides,
to the lccals as well as to the vi
sitors. Leonse Morvant who um
pired the bases had all of his de
cisions accepted, all going unquesj
tioned, but the umpire selected
by the visitors was very unsatis
factory to say the least, not be
cause he would be unfair,but b
cause he was apparently not too
familiar with the game and could
not get on to the plate. The pitch
ers were good, and if anything
Weber. the visiting pitch
er, had the better of
the argument ever Mil
1er for the locals. Miller migh
have done better with better sup
port, but the infield had its off
day, and Foss, usually errorless
was the victim of five or more er
rors, due probably to the wet dia
mond, the first basemen, Emard,
vas faulty, and the short stop,
Brennan has done far better, the
outfield was great, as usual, Rey
nolds making what was conceded
an impossible, running, one hand
catch ; Loyld Landry was him
self, with Chatry in right field
taking every chance. Thibodaux
secured seven hits, while the vi
sitors secured five. Weber struck
out none, while Miller secured
four batters, bcth walked th°
same, four, and W T eber hit three
batters. The game seemed to be
first for one, and then for the oth
er, but the locals never retired in
the rear, save in the fifth, and
made good, and one better, in the
sixth, increasing their lead 4n the
seventh, to have the margin nar
rowed in the ninth by one. The
score by innings is as follows.:—
Larose, 00202000 1—5
Thibodaux, 01200220 x
Batteries: Larose, Weber and
; Thibodaux, Miller
and Beckham. Umpires, and
JJorvant. Attendance 1200.
Get W. S. S.
There is more Catarrh in this section
Oi the country than all other diseases
put together, and for years it was sup
posed to be incurable. Doctors pres
cribed local remedies, and by constant
ly failing to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it incurable. Catarrh is a
local disease, greatly influenced by
constitutional conditions and there
fere requires constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine, manufactur
ed by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. Ohio,
1b a constitutional remedy, is taken
internally and acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces of the System.
One Hundred Dollars reward fs offered
for any case that Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials.
F. J. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo,O.
Sold by Druggists, 75r.
Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
—Adv. * (5) .
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WHO'S HE? f
— Get W. S. S.
Pueblo Colorado was the
«pçene of much loss, disaster, and
deaths, besides suffering and pes
tilence, due to a cloudburst, the
breaking of a water damn, and
the running out of their confines,
of several rivers in the vicinity.
The disaster cut the community
from the outside world to such
an extent, that much of the suf
fering was due to failure, or in
fbility to physically reach the
afflicted. It is the biggest catas
trophe in this country since 1915,
Reports sav.
Get W. S S.
Mr. Wis!?r Cured of Indiaestion.
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1- I<W w ^f n * h a <i
«ttalk of indigestion and everything'
looned gloomy to me, I receifed a free
sample of Chamberlain's Tablets by
«vail. I gave them a trial and they
were such a help to me that I bought
a package, and I can truthfully sav
that I have not had a similar attack
» „.mt™ Wrv, t? r *
since," writes Wm. B. Wisler, Dou
glassville, Pa. Obtainable everywhere.
—Ac(v
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WHO'S SHE?
—Get W. S. S.
Last Wednesday was St Me
dard, and if the old saying al
ways prevalent in this section,
that if it rains on that day there
viii be forty days of rain, then
we are in for a forty day spell, for
it did rain some Wednesday, and.
the rain was pretty general.
Good Crowd To
Pa,,e ™ G »
; On to morrow a special train of
[four coeches will leave Thibo
ox on the Southern Pacific foi
f u.erson where the local Giants
foi the third time this season
cr ss bats with the Patterson
Gieys. Each team has one game
to its credit, so it is safe to as
sume both teams will want to
w-n and a good game is anticipa
ted. Already over 200 fans have
rignified their intention, by put
ting up the round trip fare to fol
low the club to Patterson. To
morrow therefore Thibodaux
and this section should have a
good, husky bunch of rooters out
for the home team, and they
are going to give a good account
of themselves for Redding is go
ing to do the twirling, and old
iron man Beckam will be back of
the bat, Thibodaux can repeat
what it did before, if it is given a
fair deal.
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WHO'S SHE ?
ions Latest Création
IN MILLINERY
itidies Rend :
Shirtwaist, M> iris, etc.
Trimm
EVERYTHING DAJNTY NEWEST MOPELS.
GOSSA RD CORSETS.
Most, particular always satisfkd, jit
Mrs Harry Boudreaux's,
504
"8T 3k!
TmeopAyX. ; A,
Eliminate the sinall extrava*
gances, the little leaks—small
sums you spend for things you
t*an do without! Take these
and put them in the
Thibodaux, La.
AFTER TEN YEARS
Thibodaux Testisony Remains Unsha
ken.
Time is the best test of truth. Here
a Thibodaur story that has stood
the test of time. It is a story with a
point which will come straight home to
many of us.
Alfred Arseneaux, prop, barber shop.
Jackson St., says: "No matter how ear
ly or late I went to bed I had to get up
at four or half past each morning be
cause of a dull ache through my back,
which made me so uneasy I couldn't
anj]j„ j n b €( j < The kidney secretions were
-
endorsement '1
Itiiuoi&tmem;. i
highly colored and my kidneys acted
t«o frequently. Hearing such good ac
counts of Doan's Kidney Pills I ! go^ a
supply at the Roth Çru^ S^bre, and
helped me wonderijiuy: TVas cured in
a s-hort time ànd am glad to give this
TEN YEARS LATER, Mr. Arsenaux
said: "I have never had a return of
nidney trouble since Doai^s Kidney
Pills cured in 1908. I always say a
go, od word for Doarç'-s and am glad to
confirm my former statement."
6Qc, at all dealers. Foster-Mflburn
Ce., Mfgrc., Bugalo, N. Y,—Adv
' T he fair at Raceland last Sun
i (>ay, for the benefit of the Catho
lie Church, is reported to have
netted something like three thou
sand dollars, if unauthentic re
; ports are correct.
Local Assn Commerce
Live Meeting,
The local Association of Com
merce held a live meeting on last
Tuesday, this was the last re
gular meeting of the organiza
tion previous to the close of its se
cond year of usefulness. One of
the features of the meeting was
the report of the special commit
tee on Ways and Means, to better
finance the organization, made by
its chairman, Clarence J. Bourg
Esq., wherein it was stated that
srme of the foremost business in
terests of the town had been ap
proached, were well disposed, and
that assistance in building up the
exchequer qould be reasonably
anticipated from the banks. as
well as from the in
dustries, and commercial
imoiucB, itiiu commercial
enterprises that had the wel
fare of the community, this be
sides the probability of an increa
sing membership, particularly
among the younger men of the
community, was well received.
Police Ji
Regular Meet.
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On last Wednesday, the second
Wednesday of the month the
police jury of this pa-,
i ish held its regular n^eexiiig..
Routine business \vas transacted
2nd there yuis considerable dis
cussHiJi regarding the upkeep of
the public roads and other mat
ters-of general interest.
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At a meeting of the stockhold
ers of the Bank of Thibodanv
held Monday. the ^following Diî
rectors were elected to serve for
Ihe ensuing year: C. P. Shaver,
E. G. Robichaux, O Ê. Peltier, P.
L. Braud, S. E. Peltier, J. V. H.
Beary, Walter Morvant, Edgar
Morvant P. V, Morvant Phil A.
Kerne.
We are proud of the confidence
doctors, druggists and the public
have in 666 Chill and Fever To
nic^— »Adv
Report Should
Be Verified.
A report is current, and has
1 ©ached us to the effect that with
^ le hope of controlling Federal
patronage in Louisiana, some
, c!ea M s either in the making, or
nas " een suggested, (we do not
''new, 11 or do we vouch for the
accuracy thereof), whereby this
congressional district will bolt
the Democratic party and elect a
. _ .
Republican Congressman, on the
] iex t &° round. Whether it be
ji rue ' ? r . no ^' and we sincerely
j; 0 P e }t \ s n °t, hi fact will not be
,\.? ve ^ ^ s ^ ou ^ be investigated,
i ne , re have been so many change
P" fronts, so much political aero-*
batics,and somersaults in thisDis
that the faithful, within
8 Democratic ranks, should be
^? a ;L d ' and should be fully ad
. = :—~ au -
Vlse e ndiculous delivery of
e district, without rhyme or
; n , as ??' Is a reflection upon the
^habitants thereof, and we, as
J ' emocr ats, resent it as much to
day, as we ever did. No one can
aeliver us, and while hoping the
minor is not true, we simply
gue it publicity for what it is
worth, that those who will, be!the
ad vised, and be on guard. Speak
:iig tor ourselves, we wish to
Lave it emphatically known, that ;
le just can not be delivered byjry
anv men, or set of men, no mat
ter what the motive be.
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Old Spanish Trail
On L'ours Gap
"The bog-lands 14 miles east of
Mcrgan City that for forty qt
. more years have been the sorrow
of drivers cf cars and wagons
are now actually under improve
ment on levels that will be for
ever free of tides and storms. A
new light of way has been
found, surveys are made, the
deeds are executed and men and
teams are at work, A well-grad
«d, high-level road is al^ady i„
ti. j ' work con ™«n
i , . , -'Ui'sday. The extent to
which hard surfacing will be
carried will depend upon the
coopération given by Old Spanish ;
iVail communities. Morgan City'
and Assumption Parish cannot
go further right now than a,
gradef and drained dirt surface.
lnis much hqwe^r will remove»
every b(}£ und the involuntarv
Viftif- > (Th mosquitoes and mu ^ '
that travelers have learnt
fear.
I "TH people of Morgan City
have been (waperating with Har
r^J B. Avres, managing director
of the Old Spanish Trail to im-i
mediately improve this bad roadP
along bavou L'Ours 14 miles
east of Morgan City Mr Avres
reached Morgan City on the18th
and has given his whole time t 0
this bad road condition and the
good citizens of Morgan City>
have been helping night and
day, for there has been no let up
on the pressure for decision and!
progress." •
"The new road will of necessity
be dirt graded for the Dresent
b ut all curves and grades will be
federa) standard and everv
drainage nroblem will be solved
at the outset.
"Tuesday a Shin-by-Truck
. -, 1
ly of some twe Ive trucks will
come from New Orleans
to Lake Charles. Improvements
at Bayou L'Ours will be suffi
cientl.y frooward at that time to
uu
be suffi
cientl.y frooward at that time to
uu ,
put the trucks "through without^
trouble. The Old Spanish Trail
committee. Mr. Ayres the Mor-j
gan City Chamber of Commerce i
the Assumption Parish Police
Jury and its engineer, and the 1
people of Bayou L'Ours are all
actively working to give car dri
vers a clean, clear road without i
the delav c f an unnecessary
hour.If neighboring towns come I
in with their cooperation a fund !
will be raised to improve the sur-j
facing cf the new road so that !
autoists will not even be subiect i
to a dirt road in a rainy spell.
Log of the Bayou L'Ours Road
r .°iu)ng t o i mprovements now;^"
ln J?, roc g ess foll ™' s: . !
The Bayou LOurs road begms
^ the Chene Brid ^. e in Assump
ll° n Pari ^?l 8 ' 6 m ^ es eaR t of
â , ( î' E 6 ' 4- r>
Ulld fieId to Bertrevon
0.0
Pate, 7 ms
Caroline Cut-Ofl .6 ms.
Southern Pacific railway . ..8 ms.
Entrance to new ridge route,
200 ft. west of school house
New right of way along .<
ridge 2.1 ms. i
1 0 ms !
Father Barbier
Visits Fra
Very Rev. Father A. M. Barbier
was kept busy the latter par of
last week and the two last lys
of this week receiving the ' est
wishes of the large ma jo, " of
bis parishioners, and the leading
citizens of the community, whô
called to pay their respect, wish
him a pleasant trip, bon voyage,
a and a safe return to the fisld of
__
his pastoral duties and labors.,
He was kindly remembered by
the different organizations affi
liated with the church, as also by
different individuals. On Monday
evening a body of representative
citizens called and wished him
weil, and assured him that his
work was appreciated, and that
his safe return would be eagerly;
awaited. He announced his depar
- tiwducii. ne anuuuiiueu ins uepar
ture last Sunday in an informal
manner, and asked the prayers
cf his congregation, stating it
had been eight years since he had
visited. France, that in the inte
rim he had suffered the loss of
his mother, a brother, a sister,
and ether relatives, that his ar
rival was being awaited to adjust
be!the different estates and family
affairs and that he could not
fer the trip any longer. He com
; mended his successor, tempora
byjry successor, Rev. Father Ous
set, who will have complete
charge of the administration of
! the church in his absence. Father
! Ousset has resigned as pastor of
[the Catholi Ccurch at Chackbay
and was succeeded by Rev. Fath
er of New
Orleans. Mr. Eugene Barbier a ne
phew, who has been in our midst
eight years, accompanied Father
Barbier and leaves with the hear
tiest wishes of many friends!
made during his stay with us, as
sured he will always be pleasant-!
ly remembered.
The Fighting Oak., ,.
Assumption-Terrebonne
line ^ _
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WHO'S HE ?
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nent P h y sicians i rom a11 over the
' country here attending the meet
111 S the American Therapeutic
| Society, have departed for their
; homes determined to ur ^ e before
Liquor Has
Medicinal
'Wrnes
(Special to The New York Herald
and The Times-Picayune.
"Washington, June 6,.—Emi
1 medical associations everywhere
' their demand that no restrictions
5i f p u la ? ed the prescription of
Iccho1 and alcohoIlc beverages.
I <<They demoralized several res
1 P onsible agencies for such unre
! ftricted ri S hts of prescription.
0 ;declanng that in the treatment
l?™* internal diseases alcohol
!S hlgI,ly beneficia, < and further
' asserting th at the present bars
i gainst prescription of alcohol
C0Rstltute a senous blot on the
! ethics of the medical prof
i ee ® s * on *
I ut L ° P rove that the y have no
rhcu H ht of permitting the wan
' tonprescription of alcohol by ir
I l esponsible P h y sicians these me
idical men
par-"™** T"
i t hn rtVATAoi
have determined to
against members of
the Profession known as "whisky
doct °rs" who wiH prescribe whis
' ]:y or alcoholic stimuknts merely
fo £ a fee '
. 1 he society wculd have revoked
,
0 Iicenses of aJ1 physiciâns who
nia ^ e to ° free use w ^isky près
cription books - Thp y expect to
i up d ertake the state and local me
|d ^ cal associatlons ? ea ch of which
1 f° uId conduct xt s own campaign
iftf ^Vocation of licenses. Dr.
r^ s ^ a .ious of San
i 0 W £° ï a J
cjean of the School ol Endocrmolo
I ~ y at the Univer sity of Pennsyl
! \ an T ia ' ] h . 8 first medl cal school of
^ the woild, is one oi
! those who belieyes that the go
i vernment should place unrestric
|^. ed 9 0nfidenc . e in . th e medical pro
fcssi( ?"' ^ajing it to the prof es
now;^" 1 nhx^iciai^Twho^fi^obpv
! the lette? and the Wit of thp
, .^?,^ ana the spint ot the
^' ohlbltlon laws -
"Virtually all members of the
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that m uch harm will be don e by
an unwise restriction of the
rights of medical men to deter
American Therapeutic Society
are in favor of national prohibi
tion. They believe the law should
be enforced now that it is on . the
statute books, hut they believe
! niine what is best to prescribe.
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WHO'S SHE?
•
Convention Near
Its Close.;
The Constitutional Convention
is nearing its end, and as the fin
_ Since commenting edito
^ally on the convention, it deve
j a pleasant feature of the week
j}" - the attendance record shown
' n e different delegates:. La
! - ourche held its own, with the
1 P uotchers, for Judge W. E. Ho
! v, . £ ^ did not absent himself one
ish appears on the horizon com-l
pliments, congratulations, and
hoquets or in order. The good fea
tures of the organic iaw are be
ing pushed to the front, while the
work of the delegates
is being shown in its best
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llops that the extension, if anv.
will be automatic and not extend
beyond Wednesday next, the
15th. While net recorded officially
, t fûQfnm n-F
light.
, ""oem, muuscu UJlï
i single day—a 100 percent bat
jting record, Judge L. P. Caillouet
was absent three days, one of
v 'hich we know was due to atten
c 'ance on the Court of Appeal
here, and two others due to atten
I dance on the Court of Appeal
, and two ethers due to se
< nou ^ illness of a member of his
jt^mily, both good and valid ex
de-l^ses to say the least. Among the
-i*ew in Judge Howell^s class, of
,
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!
100 per cent, we note Ex-Gover
nor Pleasant, Hon. Frank Loon
y, chairman of the State Demo
cratic Committee, and outside of
the Baton Rouge delegates the,
following: Bailie, Gilfoil, St Ju
lien,, and White, with Holcombe, !
Jenes and Cazzedesus from Ba-1
ton Rouge, or a roll of ten attend- '
ing each and every session.
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ASPIRIN
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Name "Bayer'^on Genuine
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Pain - Handy in
Take Aspirin only as told in each
package of genuine Sayer Tablets of
Aspirin. Then you wiM be following
the directions and dosage worked out
by physicians during 21 years, and
proved safe by millions. Take no chan-1
ces with substitutes. If you see the
Bayer Cross on tablets, you can take
them without fear for Colds, Head
ache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Ear- ;
ache, • Tootache, Lumbago and for :
in tin boxes of twelve ta
cents. Druggists also
ell largber packages. Aspirin is tlie
the trade mark of Bayer Manufactu
rer of Monoaceticacidesttr of Salicyli
cacid.—Adv.
Cet W. S. S.
There will be a regular meeting j
of the local council Knights of !
Columbus to morrow afternoon,
and a good attendance is anticipa !
ted.
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no pay. DR. DELANO H. BELL, Spe
dalist in rectal diseases, 616 Hennen
Big, New Orleans. At THIBODAUX
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Treatment painless; no loss of time;
no detention from business. Cure or
THURSDAYS,
TEL.
FRANKLIN Hü
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15.00
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NEW CHURCH CONTRIBU
TION.
RA widow's mite
Mrs. Jos A. Robichaux. .
In honor St Anthony and
St Rita 5.00
Partial payment of assess
ment 5.00
Arthur Adams (full assess
ment) 100.00
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Don't sicken or salivate yourself or
paralyze your sensitive livar by tak
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DODSON'S LIVER TONE
KILLS CALOMEL SALE
in )? catome! which is quicksilver" Your
"n ] f s ® U t • eacl T bo " le plea '? ant '
Dodson s Liver Tone under an iron
Haf1 ~
clad, money-back guarantee that it re
te3 , tbe l \ ver stomach and bowels
better than caiomel without makin?
without making
you r.,ck-i6 million bottle s sold.-A .lv
FOR SALE
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One Grant Six o passenger au
tomobile 1920 model in sood
condition, good paint and only
run 280 miles. Price $850.00
run 280
Cash.
Apply to
TULES DELAUNE,
15-lm. Napoleonville, La.
Entertainment For
Church Benefit,
On iast Wednesday eveniig at
School audit»
^T'T'AifVL C " uy J? c . ai ura
. . P ar picipants
th p ]n a ,
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iïïî , n 5î5 >1 î e jl the Renient wea
a 01 that day ' and the several
pr , evious ; a f ocd ] y n " mbe /
P e °P le ventured out and wit
; f very cr « dlt able enter
tamment given by local dramatic
. ^ were
c ! _ ei + . Hc ^ 00 } students, or just
" Ï °?, Sch f 00 i' a ? d *V S the yo ^l e
J? u . den J.- play P° ssl . b J y
^ m J th \ S
outside ot a school exhibition. Al
though rehearsals had been held
under difficulties the play pre
sented, "Stolen Diamonds," was
very creditable and speaks well
ior all who participated. We
lpmilH nnf o«™ + .
Mvf - ment on any one in
particular, save to say all acquit
ted themselves splendidly. Fol
lowing is the cast:—
Bernice Halstead, Ceiina Le
fort; Amy Halstead, Athalie
Marquette; Inez, Gray, Vivian
roups ; Mrs. Halstead, Velma Le
, gendre; Hannah Barnes, or Sis,
.Annette Celestin; Dwight Brad
ley, Richard Gibbens; Dr. Bur
ton, Linden Hoffman; Sammy,
} Jo £ ac e Arseneaux ; Abraham, or
T 1 ® Hoffman; Attor
ney, James McNamara; Sheriff,
i »scar Bcuterie.
Pleasing specialties were offer
t £T t £ u ^ ^ ,
- hibodaux Concert Orches
ed between the acts by Messrs
Horace Arseneaux and Camille
tva furnished excellent music be
tween the acts.
The attendance was good con
sidering the weather, and the
stretch of bad roads from Canal
Avenue to the High School. Of
course we realize that this
stretch of road is in poor oondi
tion. it should be better, but the
property considered, if this
street had been covered, as were
the ethers, in 1914, there would
have been a howl. The
street was neglected for five
years or better, and now it has
served its purpose and requires
attention, which should be given
it due to its general use.
Get W. S. S.
Cut This Out and Take It With You.
A man often forgets the exact name
-of the article he wishes to purchase
and as a last resort takes something
elsfe instead. That is always disappoint
'ing and unsatismactory. The safe way
is to cut this out and take it with you
so as to make sure of getting Chamber
lain' Tablets. You will find nothing
quite s© satisfactory for constipation
and indigestion. Obtainable every
where.—Adv.
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ORDER OF
FIREMEN'S PARADE,
SUNDAY, JUNE 19, 1921.
M.
First Bell at 4 P. M.
Second Bell at 4:30 P
Third Bell at 5 P. M.
On first bell all members will re
j port at their respective quar
, ters in full uniform.
! Second Bell all companies will
i ' eave their respective quarters
;il } d report to the position assign
ed. • • i %
Third Bell "F orwardMarch."
POSITION:
Police.
Grand Marshal and aids.
Town and Parish Officials and
guests. if 1
Chief and assistants.
Protector Fire Co. No. 2.—
With Marshals, Band and Mem
bers will place itself on W. 3rd
street facing Maronge (West).
; . Home Hook and Ladder Co. No.
! 1—With Marshals, Band and
S Members will place itself on Pa
triot street facing W. 3rd street
(South).
I Vigilant Chemical & Hose Co.
! —With Marshals, Band and
! members will. place itself on
Patriot street facing W. 3rd
j street (North).
Thibodaux
Fire Co. No. 1.—
With Marshals, Band and Mem
bers will
place itself on Canal
Aven ue (Upper side) facing W.
3rd street (South).
ROUTE:
. Down W. 3rd street to Jackson
Jackhon Avenue to
^ • ^th street, Up W. 9th street
Philip street, down St
into St r
' ^ilip street to W 2nd street ud
w 2 j f , . na street, up
W ' 2nd street to
nue (Lower side), up Canal Ave
Tille to R 9th stroof
nue to E. 9th street acrosi«
upper side of Canal' Avenue into
Green street, down Green street
to the City Hall where parade
o ^viewed and dismissed,
' ö P ecial Notice;— All auto own
9rs , are earnestly requested to
pa on 0Î1G G * dï
, A the above
named streets.
Byordsrof . ;|M
CHAS, A. RIVIERE^