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Wednesday, Nov. 1, If Gxlevifs dveirfflsemeni The Uusy THE DAILY CLARION-PROGRESS Body Page PROFESSIONAL 6bk LASTING PRESENT A. E.YELTIN AGENT NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. I BUY AND SELL City and Country 9 Real Estate J. G.

LAWLER BORDELON'S GARAGE Auto Accessories Department FORD DEALER -THE TAILOR WITH NEW IDEAS" Get Your Fall Suit NOW JOHN FAKOURI CHURCH NOTICES Landry Catholic Church Every Sunday low Mass 7 A.M. High LODGE NOTES Trade Extension Bureau Meets every Monday at 7:30 P. M. at Bordelona' Garage. Women League of Voters Meeting first and fourth Tuesday.

Humble Cottage Lodge No. 19 F. A. M. ReguUr meeting first and third Wednesday.

Lorraine Chapter O. E. S. Regular meeting second and fourth Monday. Elks Lodge No.

1048, B. P. O. E. Regular meeting first and third Tues day.

Knight of Columbus Regular meeting first Wednesday and third Sunday. Woodmen of the World Regular meeting first Thursday. Columbian Mutual Life Assurance Society Regular meeting first Monday. Rotary Club Every Monday at 1 p. m.

La combe HoteL PRINCESS THEATRE ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW MAXWELL'S STUDIO A PHOTOGRAPH H. E. ESTORGE RELIABLE INSURANCE LB.HALPHEN Battery and Generator Specialist. Distributors for the famous Prest-O-Lisht and Philadelphia batteries. PHONE 134 ALLEN DEZAUCHE REAL ESTATE CITY AND COUNTRY, PROPERTY HISTORIC SITE IS TO BE PRESERVED May Make Mound Builders Relic Into State Park, Report.

Declares WASHINGTON. C. Ohio, Not. (United Press). A movement has been started here to have the state purchase another moundbultders' state park.

On the Ed Spence farm at Stubbs' Mills, four miles southwest of Fort Ancient, in Warren county. Is a huge serpent mound, larger than the famous prehistoric earthwork in Adams county. The Warren county mound is com paratively unknown, because It Is on private property and has been worked over for fanning purposes. However the outline of the ancient effigy Is still distinct. It Is called the Scovllle Serpent Mound and is In the form of a crawl-ing snake, 1,400 feet long, which surpasses the Adams county work by 54 feet.

It Is believed the two mounds were built by the same people at the same time for similar purposes. The Adams county mound is near Port Hill and the Scoville work la In the same relative position to Fort Ancient. The head of the Scoville serpent rests on a precipice, as does the Adams county flgnre. There is a terrace nearby IS feet high, 400 feet wide and 150 feet deep. is though to have been the place of con.

gregatlon for the ancient tribes. The mound was constructed by plac ing river-bed atones on end. On top ot these is gravel and then clay. Investigations are now being made to locate a great tunnel believed to have been excavated by the monnd men on what is now the Clint Wi lis farm, near the 8coTffle mound. Sinkholes have appeared on top of hill there.

On one side of the hill a perfect limestone road or Incline abruptly ends at what is believed once to have been the entrance to a series of caverns. BRING SWISS TO S.B. WOLFF, Hi Mi' Landau Building, Upft 1 Office 9 to 12? PHONE F. C. SHUTE, Office Hours: 9 if PHONE A.B.PAVYJU, SAIZAN BUILDING PHONES: Residence 123 Office 125 1' DR.

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F. O'QIEI land chs Iado 'eved I Def he fcday 0 let 1 wi -kes DENTIST Landry Street Opposite PHONE 159 I Hours: 9 to 12. 2i GAS MEN FEVOR NEWSPAPER '01 Other Forms of Publicity Art of Money, Convention Dei. atea Declare NE less jure: Pli seen iet fimi nm i ATLANTIC CITY. N.

Nof. I Newspaper advertising and juS at Ions were subjects featured it cent session ot the Americas Cu ociatlon at its fourth annual cor tion on the Steel Pier. E. J. Cooney, of Lowell.

AM the gas men should stop vtf thousands ot dollars anniM? a gram and so-called special ing and invest their money ai paper advertising which woall 100 per cent results troogi trr legitimate channels. "Using valuable newspaper to tell the public what your av iation- la always arouses 0 those who prea ch socialism," i "while the publishing of a of those who cBtitute your directors I a sop to the m. fly ing those positions, fluch aaw-- never did and never win tea cent's worth ot gas, or wBl accomplish one iota ot goca the company-" Speaking of "Public Eekt S. S. Richardson, city editor -Philadelphia Ledjer, said ft not be necessary tor newjpeT dig op facta abort the pa-' -business.

T5verv trablie service ee- he eaid "la a veritable mS eating news matter that aa tap at an times by applyia one the organliatKm elates the vital relations! between a commnnlty necesc? the people who are depaE- that necessity. Waiting for newspapers to for facts Is a bad policy Newspapers publish news. year- Is to make news for your back facts until you are i-" public opinion to release v-- the public first before it la a pretty wise slogan to mind." "Tftar dawn everything ti It" ha aM "Get. I spirit; acquired the handaMi- I loc I I' I 0 0 4 or tc -ic a -h hi ox 1 Boy Crazy" is the photoplay being presented today at the Princess Theatre. This is a picture which is reputed to be a pleasing offering.

The short units will add much to the en. joyment of the program. Clara Kimball Toucg and a cast of high-class players will be seen to morrow and Friday in "Foret-me- a presentation which will grip from the first to the final reel. The pictures for the remainder of week, will be of the same high standard. WILD WEST MOVIES ARE BARRED IN JAVA WASHINGTON, Nov.

1. Bill Hart may bring back to delighted America all th thrills of the wild wooly west, but he will never across the silver sheet in Java. Hair-raising dramas of the old time west, such as pack the movies the highly civilised United States strictly planned in far-off Java, are any pictures containing a "en minal suggestion," reports American Consul Parker at Soarabaya to the Department of Commerce. Outside the morals are not regarded very highly in Java, Parker's report indicates. About 35 percent all imported pictures either are refused by the censors or cut.

American motion pictures however, are riding on the crest of the movie craze which has swept the land of coffee. No other films" states Parker "'compare with them in popular favor, They are distinctively in the majority, even though British, French and German films are shown." Javanese movie palaaces adhere religiously to caste, and all theatres are divided into two parts, Europeans enjoying the show from Ihe side from which the picture is projected and natives ana xoreign orientals occu pying the other. 1 News events of the world and cur rent topics are in slight demand. NEW CABINET IS ACCEPTED BY KING Fascist! Expected to Gain Many Seats Under New Regime Of Italian Government EOME, Oct. 31- The new cabinet under Benito Mussolini assumed the oath of office before the king.

They then went immediately to their res pective ministry and assume their duties. A challenge election is to follow as soon as the chambers passes cer tain routine business. it is expected the Fasciti party will gain many seats in the new par liament. Mussolini formed his cabinet with speed. Once he had been received by the king and standing in his black shirt, uniform of his order, had been embraced by the kinz.

the Faseisti leader wasted few words in political maneuvering. BMior Dfcesaro was introduced at the latter's request. "I am appointing you minister of post and telegraphs. Do you accept?" Tea," replied the astonished new minister. "Thanks, good day." said Mussolini turning away.

In this manner he went about to form his min istry. FOUND For tire and rim, practl. eally new. Owner can have same by proving property and paying the cost of this advertisement. Apply Editor Clarion-Progress.

oct 30 tf. FOR SALE uentie Riding Horse, also Saddle ana onaie. At reasonable price. Ap ply to, PERCY DURIO, Grolee St oct 30 tf was the United States, and from the day that America entered the con test German chances hit the downward trend, was the opinion express ed today by General Hans von Buelof, German war lord, and one of the outstanding: German strategists in the world war, who is spending some weeks at Mount Pocono, near here. "There is no doubt who won the war and it is not surprising that ef forts are being made to discredit the Americans, the general said.

"Your transports were surpassing. We in Germany did not believe you could mobilize such a great army and transport it to Europe in the time you TRY BRAN-DEE ICECREAM Vanilla strawberry, choco late ice cream every day We Use Pure Fresh Kent wood cream, for ice cream, Fresh Lime all the time. CANDY KITCHEN FOR SALE CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY ST. LANDRY REAL ESTATE AGENCY W. E.

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BOSTON ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP PHONE 66 SUBMARINE VOLCANO IN CELEBES SEA MANILA, P. Nov. 1. A Bub- marine volcano, height unknown, has appeared in the Celebes Sea, more than 200 miles southeast of the southern tip of the Philippine Is lands. The hydrographic bureau of the Ro yal Australian navy has warned ship ping of the eruption.

The appearance of the volcano was quiet, according to observations made by the bureau of science of the Philippine Islands. No unusual seismic leaves have been reported the weather bureaa in Manila and no des traction of shipping has been reported from the region of the volcano. The region in which the volcano appeared is continually in a changing state. Dr. Warren D.

Smith, chief of the division of mines of the bureau of science, said. Scientists were not surprised, he said, at the report of the new volcano, because of the changing conditions of the earth's structure from the China coast to the Australian shores. "Submarine volcanoes are not continually active-and more then land volcanoes," Dr. Smith said. "They have their periods of activity and then lie dormant for long periods of time.

Activity usually consists mere ly of heating the water around the mound and occasionally throwing out pumice and other solid matter which some times form small shoals." All volcanoes do not come above the surface of the water, but some merely throw up fine matter from the water, according to Smith. Very few observations have ever been ta ken of submarine volcanoes, because so scientist was even on hand when the first activities occurred, he said. The apparance of the volcanoes has had a disasterous effect on fish life in the vicinity of the eruption, according prominent fishermen in Manila. However, no reports have been received here of the wholesale killing of fish from, volcanic gasses. AMERICANS WON WAR GERMAN LORD SAYS U.

Surprised Enemy, Accord ing to Statement of General Hans von Buelof WILKESBARRE, Oct. 31. The deciding factor of the world war not," you the and ride of are as of DAVE HOIJJER PRACTICAL i PLUMBER PHONE 221 NEW AND UP-TO-DATE IN EVERY RESPECT WALDORF RESTAURANT DUMAS PRESSING SHOP Cleaning, Pressing Dyeing All Work Guaranteed PHONE 426 BOOST AND WORK For Good Roads they are the Backbone of Community Development BY GOOD CITIZEN OPELOUSAS SHEET METAL WORKS Charles Borchers, Prop. See Me and Save Money Bellevue Street PHONE 412 THEPEOPLESBAKERY Raisin bread makes the best lunch for school children. Bread of quality for the home.

PHONES: 422 99 1 SHUTE THE DRUGGIST Cheapest in the Parish BEST FOR LESS WE HAVE EVERYTHING DELBUOKO MARKET SANITARY AND UP-TO-DATE PROMPT DELIVERY Phone 397. N. Main St. BUY HERCULES BUGGIES With the Gravel Tire. The buggy that will give you satisfaction.

Ask your neighbor where he bought his last GOOD BUGGY. F. SANDOZ St, Mass 9 A. M. Rev.

Father A. U. Colliard, pastor. Methodist Church Services every Sunday tX 11 A. M.

and 8 P. M. Prayer meeting ev ery Thursday at 7:30 P. M. Rev.

S. L. Rlgga, pastor. Baptist Church. Services every Sunday at 11 A.

M. and at 8 P. M. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 7:30. Presbyterian Church Services every Tuesday at 8 P.

M. Rev. Grimshaw, pastor. Christian Scientist Services every Wednesday at 8 P. M.

Every Sunday at 11 A. M. Pullord Building, Walnut Street TRAIN SCHEDULES GULF COAST LINES Train No. 1 West Bound 1:60 A. Train No.

West Bound 1:23 P. Train No. 4 East Bound 2:44 P. M. M.

M. H. Train No. 2 East Bound 2:57 A. TEXAS PACIFIC Train No.

448 East Bound 11: SO A.M. Train No. 4 West Bound 2:15 P. M. SOUTHERN PACIFIC Train No.

807 West Bound 6:56 A. M. Train No. 805 West Bound 2:45 PJL Tram No. 80 East Bound 8:67 A.

M. Train No. 808 East Bound 2:45 P. U. STRENGTH COUNTS Metropolitan Life Insurance has policies that are ap pealing because of their many advantages millions behind your investment.

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Box 243, Landry St EXPERT TUNING All work guaranteed. See me before you buy a piano. LEGENDRE P. O. Box 612 Opelousas, Louisiana TO-DAY Doris May, in "BOY CRAZY" A charming story of the modem flapper.

Also screen snapshots. TOMORROW AND FRIDAY CLARA KIMBALL- YOUNG In "FORGET-ME-NOT" C. P. DUNBAR BRO. CULTIVATE MOUNTAINS DENVER Nov.

1. Plans are being perfected here for bringing mountain sides and valleys of Kocay mountains region, young Swiss dairymen to engage in cheese and butter making in this state and possibly in Wyoming and Utah. the REAL ESTATE DEALERS the EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE J. A. HEBERT Two Colonies of at least 50 young industrious Swiss will be brought from Switzerland next spring and establish on suitable tracts of land where they may carry on profitably the dairying activities as in their native land.

John H. Zingre, prominent native of the Bernes-Oberland country in Switzerland, famed for its excellent Companies with a of mystery or hocas-poc dairy products, has completed a of investigation of likely sites tour for Swiss colonies in fertile mountain tation did." sections. bit..