St. Landry clarion., November 19, 1921, Image 8

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OPNLOUSM, LA.
L S..U ACTIVITIES
Uuaversity Station, Batin Rouge,
LS., Nov. 15.--The first of a series of
'Pep" meetings was held at Garig
Hfal, early this week in which 800
taudents pasticiptated. The pep meet
s are held for the purpose of gett
ug ready for the big TulaneL. S. U.
hotball game on November 19. Tbhe
tudents will go down- bn a special
.L. S. U. students are not to be left
out of better Speech Week, which
THE OLD RELIABLE RESTAURANT
"Didee" Lastmpe., Proprietor
Corner Landty a.d iMarket lStre.ets
* Opusasi La.
The same good cooing ai the time and at most.
SHORT O. DE.. ..RS A. PEALTY"
ReguaI. DirnterSved at Ift.r..a.fyt C
Give 10e aTai la
THE TRUE STORY OFNNE BOYLEN!
The Tragical Page of History in which A Good
Woman's Heart was Btoken, Her Soul-Forgotten,
and Her Sad Life FinallyEnding on the Gallows
A Woman as Beautiful as Dew Covered White Ross
is Beautiful. A Woman as Innocent as the,New
Born Babe is Innocent, and Yet MHer life
Was. Ruined by A Great
" 'DECEPTI ON"
f The Master Spectacle of All Time Telling, the Authentic Historical StQrr of
KiiigHeiiry VIII of England Who Defied the Pope.
Special Synchronized Musical Score Played by Princess Orchestra
Regular Princess Units. Sennett Comedy and Fox News
PRINCESS THEAT
. A Yai SATR Ay, NOV. 25-26
+4t*484t*444tstatste*
will-begin December 4 and continue
through Deoember 11, it is announced
by iSupt. C. A. Ives, state high aschool
inspector. The tpu r6e of the week
is to focus atgention to better speech
in the schools of the state, in bbme
and in bpaines, and to ereate a favor
able atmosphere for the things th'x
dbhools are trying to a.complish in
their day aby day school exercises.
A plan is being made by the Univer.
ty students to secure a. hundred per,
cent in the Red Cross membership
sity end of the camp.n3Sg.
Tb Women's .tileiet assciation
of I. St U. held: ins` ihitatiion
'thutsday afternooui, * v49iparl inp
the Pavili o din'tU 4 cri ; ' 'The
meeting of the W. A. A. predede the
initatilop and at the conclpaion of the
naeeting the poor' atiaites were
brought forth' and nade.. to perform.
A staunit was staged by the girls. Re
treshments consistiag of sandiwitches,
Delaware punch, hersheys, and ba
nanas. were served fit the concldusion
T.hos. lanitiated were M i.ses Berta
Lee, Mae KeBiey, Thelma lopper, Es
telle McClendon, Jessie Chambers and
Eugenie LeCoq.
The Woman's Baterprise, ·whtih is
the wombn's newspaper published in
Lputsiana, will have in it's next. issue
a very interesting atticle on-the
coeds of the University who have
gone out n the state' and taken prom
inent parts in constructive and use
ful womnen's clubs. "
Sigma Delta Chi will hold it's.eixth
annual ceavention in Ames, Iowa,. De
cember 10, 11 and 12. Leaders in pro
fesaional and cd'fegiate inewpaper
work from every part of the Unit'ed.
States will be at the convention.
Clyde ?t. -Brown will represent the
Louisiana chapter of-. Sigma Delta
Chi
Foch's Name Inscribed on
Yale's R6Ul Bearing that
of Washington
New Haven, Conn., Nov, lt.-The
name of Ferdinand Fooh, Marshal of
France, was alcribed- today with
the Sans` of Yale htpon the roll call
which Wars those of George Wash
ington, .father of our Wintry, and
General Lafayette, soldier and states
man de Rchsababeau, who was also
a Marshal ot France..
Marshaal' ooh relved __ the hoaor
ary degree of Doctor of Laws. at a
special convocation of thee fellows
of Yale University, and later, an the
all-day guest -a the University, he
sawbther sons of the same alma me
ter battle to victory against Princeton
The stay of the 'Marshal here was an
ovation. ,Thrice he was driven over
pre-arranged routes with a calvary ea
cort and was acclaimed by the tens
of thousands who-lined the 'streets,
and tonight he stayed at home of Col.
Hiram Bingham.
"Those who were wilh Marshall
Foch at the footbqi game say that he
watched the players intently, occa
stonaily using hin field glasses. Af
ter the game he was asked his im
pression of the sport and he said:
"It was interesting and exciting,
every moment of it. The, formations
of the -teams. as they went .through
with their plays made a keen study
which required much quick thinking.
I have seen fobotball in France but
Bever before such an exciting gAme
as the on today. .'It was all brilliant
ly staged, from the 'brain ' work and
brawn of the plgyers,; to the esrpritl
de corps, or mrnale shown by them.
Mu.h of this: mq~tale seemed to be
supplied ,by thcse supporting their res
f.ective teams. FbPothall is an ideal
amg fqr youngmen ..because, is re
quires egcellent discipline quick think
ing, principal strength, It was one of
the. nost entertaning games I have
On the Priocetea.iý ;b"*0. f~ ~w
M~rsal rieh sat wit *teeae nt -*b
ben o 1r i :i.fl .i e..,
No utl or Itrp e ig 0tr
on ?a & ape .Par f ;Pine
Tesmapea wises be ' rwioe4l to W
eixtet of lawi: Please *es Eal
nov 6. 6t
S NOTICE
Hunting a, trspasing on my
lan~t.is. s'*tated ' the sixth
ward is apniohbed violators wili
be prosecuted accordag to law.
Nlov.19 A' DAMGAT
Reception of tite News aOpeloums
Wednesday last the mail brought
the welcome intelligeoeo that the flag
of tie Confeglerate States was hfloat
ing in triumph over Fort Sumpter.
The news was teceived with every
demonstration of joy and ep~t las
by our citizens. Tke cannon was
brought out and seven guns tfired or
the Confederate States, one fo, Gen.
Beauregard, and one for the galliant
State- of South Oaplina.
Tihe young men of the parish are
now rapidly enrollingr their :names on
th lists of Volunteer compie for
thee prpose.ot offeripg thestr services
to the Governor during .~,he oar.
tbung ien dessireous of serving
teir colntry have a chanee of do
ing eso by reporting at dlea4 Quarters
lh Opelousas..
?it seems that Heaven smiled "upon
the first warlike' effort of the Con
detrate states, for during ti.e <om
harding of the fort, a stormh 6r"iIed,
preventing all eforts at. reinforce
ments; and now success, like the firat
beams of the morning, throws its
roseate llght, on the victorious flag
of the Southern .Contederiacy. 4g .w,
let the peoplb of the south but re=
main trus to thmrselves, and' !he
glorious destiny of a tree, indepen
dent, 'iowerful, and happy nation Is
before us.
THE WAR NEWS
, The city papers of .the 13 instant,
brought us Hie st-artlag ntelut lagence
that the Lincoln government had in
formed- Governor Pickens and (Gener
al Seauregard. that they. iad deter
mined to reinforce fort' Sumpter at
all hazart; which news was _trans
,mitted by. telegraph by Gen, Beaure
gard to L. ,P. Walker, Secretary of
war of. the Confederate States, who
gave Gen. Beauregard orders to de
and the evacuation of fort Sumpter
at once. On the 11th instiht at 2
o'clock p. m., this demand was made
of Major Anderson, and he was al
lowed until , o'cle4c to 'aitsaer. Ma
jor Anderson refused to '_omxiply with
the demand; or to.: state a time at
which he wouild evacuate, and agree
that in the meantime he wvoultd not
use hit guns against us'l ess oura
GeneraLO.rT, leguregard opened flre,
should be used against )orE Iumpter.
Upon IFytt ilnmpter on Fri., morning
the 12th instant, at half past 4
'clock:. On Saturday, the 13th in-'
4tant at 2 o'cloqk P. M., MaJorJAMler
sbn hauled down' the United States
flag and un ,up the'. white lay 'at
-4 o'clock the flag of the Confederte
States of Ametica floated over Fort
S~umpter.
An intercepted' dispatch dtiscloseses
the fact that an agent of the IBI.ck
Republioan administEation who had
been peraltted to vlisit Major Ander
son of pledge that his ·prpose was
paciic, ad emplyed: the op rtunlty
in the Fox like busined of. devising
by the Washtindton OoVerument bad
a plan to supply .the fort by force
iad that his' Plb. ·ad, been .atopted
was In progress of execntion.
uhas the ouriastn is raised oph the
-rst act .of Abe Lincoln's admlnistra
ion, a long-continuied one' of perfidy
ad . deceipt.
Headquarters, St. Landry, Rtept.
1;st. Brigade, 4th Division ,' 'k
Opelpioae, Aipri 20, 1801.
IBy the at. of the Federal Govern.
neat of the"Unlted States of the noirth
state of' war exists, The power
if that government,, in the.Ba'dbg-o
ui insolent foe to She Mouath aaf ha s
usttutins, is tofobe used fdr The sub
Igation of our peqpe, The pri
if Free Government. (fl which a peo
le choose that -orm of. ,governna t
rest suited to .po.note the Interest
eneiral welfare of :e coinmuinty) isl
reneval welfare of th nmoeanisthit Is'
ought to be snbverted' hi Ignoble
seniTwho have attained power in the
amne ot liberty, to estable h that lIb.
rty, which, in the first settlement io
uaker, aid the Beptist.
-a'war in which we arem to assart
he manhood, ~lp' d.ignity, and the
reedom of our reopil, and our race;
the ieadf.id.. A !
to~his" Vi e, Ibstited, on eveTy
merican citisens-wH- remember, too,
btow nobly teit ancestor s ought frme
ibers, a re oe r ment,ds ang d til
will stand ey the side of their crehLe
mamthers ae did he Frenh oys an
the t o tie ft honor O n rt, id 'An e.
hsais thn, it i e i not to ~e i doretr
ed, hund reds of our yeng men will
rwilsh tond th he sandard of the.Confed
erate etates, where honor, glary, and
fbiytine await the eFtechaisipdg and
theh raYe, thorough and oeficient or
ganisation of the Militio is required
tizen is o reelpod to give bis aid and
mended:
f{lwslst, hg+' ei t iots sot:.to ber dobt
1d, hadredst Volunteer ycompanies bel
fortnme under the generovitons andte
iregi eve ag thuet tandp the orders
Moatary bneard .To tb4d it s rom-he
of the Goverd: no r a a rm of
11. TPt Volunteer companies be
formed under the general militia aof the
of t tae, and aulac ntp the order
anent; such companies to adopt their
own rles and regulations, which
owhen aproved by the. commander in
chf, will have the fo tc of. .lys.
1L. That all citisens tbetwen the
ager of 18 and 6A years, not attached
to Volfhteer companies nor exempt
from miuttiry service 'by law, hold
themselves in reatdines to be CIlled
at a minuate's notice.
Aii i is ordeted:
1.. That all cornmiaroned offieeri
.c gitb Jiandry regt. repot iR
pere nat head quarters, with out
delay.
It . That Captains of Volunteer
companies organised under the goener
a Mililtia laws repo9t in person or in
writing at Head Quarters.
B* or4er of:
SNO G. PRATT,
Col. st. Landry Reit. L. M.
W, IL ia a , A't.
$UC~EIION SALE
MaSTh o Zio CAR, Dm
No. 1,116, Probate Docket, Sixteenth
tudacIa Ditriot ourt, Parish.
of 0t. .andry, Louol1aa.
By virute of an oirder of the Win
orable B. H. Pavy, Judge of the 16th
3TJuidAal District Coirt, holding .aes
sien, in and for the parish of St.
Lstery,' La., bearing date Sept 1C,
1921, and in pursuance to a commis
elon to a.e .dirptet by the clerk of
the said court thee will bthe sold at
peblie section by the undersigned to
prsigial front woor of the Court=
rheam, ope.sase, o. , on
.SATURDAY, NOVERSER t5, 1921,
at 11. o'ecrk a. in th, i tfilownlag
scribed ptoperty, topit:
A certain tiact of lend, rwit all the
sitasted-near the ow ofn ,Vashingtoen,
San:da .roperty of . ina im nIter;
:.thit by . ro-erty of John :3i~ans:
Pest y prtoprty of Artur A. GmCo
TERIMS AND ·OlDOlTIONS-.-.Cash.
o lt d -ld Widow, Adiinistatratr.
te is a matter
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Cstthe tobaccos used inrChi
nce o l er tom), then i
other arteat p
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e~ty. Clerk' of Court.
LIS'T 'OF ;flT JUfORS
Drawn to serve btrý the first week,
aonmenoin d",Monday, Dec. 26,
1. - Lester Durleigh ,..... Sunset
2. Eddl ie r~ .Paun
3. Howard :Alites .W singtonl
4. Henry Sta a..... Oplfouses
L6.. B. 1#o p4tpau .. .E~unice
-h J. P. Sting .. Whitevlith
8. Ludovlc Fonten t .. 1 eeif
9. Cantln Savant .. r le.... rIttlle
10;. Willie Sr11llp *.`. . .. tnset'
2i. W. a.l acombe ': .. . opiluuas
1;2. fog~le Boudrui~ . L. vidle'
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14. A. I. Brown. .. .:.0pe · i i
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