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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-21
No Book Education.

Hines has no book education. He
went TO the grammar school when a
boy and at the age Of fourteen began
work at 81 a week in the big lumber
yard tha he now owns and makes his
headquart rs. and has been in the
Z lumber business ever since. He is
only fOTty-seven years ola and has
been in business for himself since
1892. the year the Hines Lum Der Com
pany was organized.
Hines is possessed OF indOmitable
nerve.
He is a plunger in business. but al
ways lands on his feet, perhaps be
cause hz car see further into the
future Tran others. who hesitate 10
take tho chances he takes His ambi-
ton is . control the lumber business
Of the Northwest or at least 10 be
one OF two or three men who control
Il If he survives the terrific strain
and enjoys the luck which has at
tended him in the past, ne Is in a
good way TO achieve his goal
Edward Hines IS well known at the
Capitol in Washington among West
ern AMI Northwestern members OF
Congress, towards many Of whom he
has been exceedingly friendly.
He is also a close friend OF Senator
Aldricn and is reputed 70 have helped
that astute tariff expert with the lum-
Der schedule Of the recent tariff hill.
Mr.. Hines was in the CITY a the time
agress was so badly worried over
the question Of the size of the lumber
DUTY and held many conferences with
The Senate and House organization
leaders.
When he returned home, after the
tariff bill was disposed of. he was de
Cidedly pleased with the results OF his
efforts, and has so expressed himself
on numerous occasions in Chicago.
/. Hines has been building rapidly into
such a position in the business and
F-H 4
break into the political Hmelight
sooner or later. The wonder IS that
IL wasn't sooner. The country need
not be surprised If II hears a great
deal from and about him in the
future.
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\ plan has ben started for a union Of
the ChOirs Of the several churches in
Anacostia for the purpose Of holding a
musical festival { nthe fall
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Laundry Wax. with wood han &c
Gle. sale price, dozen.-.-.--.------O
Mourning pins: 90 count. Jet DC
and mat. worth Sc. Sale PRICE
Peter Pan Hair Curriers'; usual &C
" Zoe. sale price
Hair Rolls. all shades; stand 11r
ard price, sc. sale price. -
Prussian Binding (aH silk; 1Ss
worth 19c piece sale price ,
Dorcas Invisible Hooks and &c
Eyes. worth &c card. Sale price,
Elite Shoe Polish. worth sc I &C
Tracing Wheels: steel; worth &c
10c. Sale price.
Machine Oil CwiH not gum; &c
worth 10c. Sale price.-.-----.---.- -
Nercerized Corset Laces: all &c
colOrs: worth 10C. Sale price......~
KIeinerfs Hook-on Hose support
ers: all coIOrs; worth 25c- 0lC
Sale price -.-----.-.-.-.% u
Collar Forms, the washable dc
kind: worth 10c. Sale priCe-----.-.f
Large Size Hair Pin Cabinets; 7c
&c value Sale price--.--.........A
Button Hooks: all sizes; sc &c
value Sale Drice.-.-...-........-. -
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Don't Have a Doubt

At the first sign OF knowing have eye being reminded Of them when read
charge for consultation His office Balcony Plor first floor
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The Sunday school OF ST. Teresa's
Church has ben closed for the summer
months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-16
ON left Wednesday for Charleston. s. c.,

ton left Wednesday for Charleston, 5. c.,
on visit to his sister. Mrs. Anderson.
Miss Louise Evans. who has been visiting
friends in Charleston, S. c., will visit
Miss Virginia Baily of Wilmington. n.
c., before she returns to her Warrenton
home. She has improved very much
since her visit south. Misses Anna and
Nettie Curtis of Warrenton are visiting
their brothers. Messrs. Mason and Maury
Curtis Of Washington. D. c. Mrs. Allison
Douglas has gone to visit friends in North
Carolina for the remainder of the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hayes. who were
married in Baltimore, Nd, recently. have
returned to Hayesholnl. near Warrenton.
They visited Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington while on their wedding tour.
Mr.. s. A. Appleton returned to Warren
ton this week after a visit to Philadel-
phia- Mrs. s. A. Sublet, who has been
visiting her brother, Maj. F. A. Winter
Of Fort Myer, has returned to Warrenton
DR.. and Mrs. Shirley Carter have moved
on Lee street, where they will spend the
winter. Mr.. Satterlee. who has been Wis
iting his family in Warrenton, left q
few days ago for New York. Messrs.
George Tongue and Bernard Wilson have
returned to Warrenton after a visit to
Kemper. who has been visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson kemper at
Clifton, Va, has returned to his Bethel
home. Mr.. John Primer, who is at the
University of Virginia. paid visit to
Warrenton friends this week. Mrs. John
Keith Of Warrenton was hostess at a
luncheon Monday In honor OF her sister,
Mrs. Isham Keith OF West Virginia. Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Groome have left their
country seat near Warrenton and gone to
Charleston. S. c., where they will re-
main the balance Of the winter.
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EVANSVILLE, MD.

Mrs. Edward Rees of Washington has
been visiting Miss Corinne Mcfarland,
Wine avenue. Miss Alice Coffin Of
Washington has been visiting Miss Nellie
Lyon, Maryland avenue. Miss Irma Boy
kin and Mr.. Basil Boykin OF Washington
have been visiting their aunt Mrs. John
q. Holden, Ralston avenue. Mrs. Henry
4. Drury of Mckendree, Anne Arundel
county, is spending the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. 4. W TUT per- Wine ave-
nue.. Mr.. Thomas Wilkinson, who has
been visiting relatives in Baltimore. has
returned 10 his home here. Mr.. and Mrs
Johnson Tanning. formerly Of Riverdale
row of Baltimore. have been visiting the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Tanning. East Riverdale. Mrs. Thomas
II. Wilkinson will leave Monday for Bal
timore, where she will be the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Harry Wagner. Miss Marie
NJ Farland OF Washington has returned
after a Pleasant stay with relatives here
visiting relatives in New York city: She
will probably remain away all winter
Miss Mildred Whitney. Banner street, is
Visiting relatives and friends in Washing
ton. Miss Louis Patterson of Washing
ton has returned after a pleasant stay
with friends here. Miss Rebecca Yates
Wilkinson has returned to Hannah More
Academy. Baltimore county, after enjoy
ing the holiday season with her parents
here. Mr. Rogers c. Wheeler Of Wash
jngtou has returned after a pleasant visit
10 relatives here. Miss Fannie Browning
oS Riyerdale has returned after q pleas
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Leslie Coombs Foster. as maid of honor.
Her gown was Of pale blue crepe meteor
and she carried bridemaid's roses The
pest man was Mr.. T. Milton Chelf of
richmond Following the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Green left on a special train for
an extended tour OF Florida and other
southern points. They will reside in Rich
mond. where the groom is in business
MISS Maude Pauline Wynkoop Of
Round Hill and Mr.. Arthur Thomas
at the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James NJ. Wynkoop, on Sat
urday last. The ceremony. which was
performed by Rev. w. B. Dorsey. pastor
was witnessed by only the members
OF the two immediate families. The
bride was gowned in a going-away suit
OF dark blue broadcloth. with hat TO
match. and carried white carnations
Miss Lulu Thompson. daughter of the
late Edward Thompson of Leesburg, and
Mr.. Thomas NJ. Helm. son of the late
Louis Helm Of Hamilton. were married
on Saturday last at the parsonage OF the
Methodist Church in Leesburg. Rev ID.
l.. Blakemore. the pastor, performing the
ceremony. After an extended tour they
will reside in Leesburg. Cards have
been received here announcing the mar
riage in Lynchburg, Va. of Miss Fannie
McGill OF Alta Vista. Va. Mr.. McGil is
son of the late DR.. and Mrs Samuel
McGill OF Leesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carey Morey
have announced the marriage Of their
niece. Miss Mary Amelia Goodyear, TO
Mr.. John William Henry Grim, son of
Mr.. ]. ]. Grim OF Lovettsville, Loudoun
county. The wedding was solemnized
at st. Pauis Church, Rochester, n. Y,
on Wednesday, January IL. The Bridge
Club was entertained on Friday after
noon by Mrs. Robert Bentley Wildman
at Windover, on the suburbs of Lees
burg. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fairfax
OF Oak Hill farm. near Leesburg, are
spending ten days with relatives in South
Carolina. DR.. Joseph L. Fox OF Tor
resdale, near Philadelphia. has been
visiting at Ivon farm. the home Of his
father-in-law, Capt. Arthur NJ. Chiches-
ter. Mr.. Laurence Lee of Shepherds
town, w. Va. was the guest of relatives
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Miss Elizabeth Kelly was a recent guest
OF her cousin. Miss I.enora Coleman. at
Brandy.
Miss Celeste Williams has returned to
Maryland after ten-day visit to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bruce
Williams. at Eastern View.
Rev. and Mrs. William e. Edwards
have returned to Richmond after spending
some time with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel L. Browning. Mr.. Joe Ed
wards has also returned to Richmond
after a visit here.
Mrs. William Wayland returned to her
home in Alexandria Tuesday after e visit
to her mother. Mrs. John Fray.
Miss Cornelia Somerville is visiting
her brother in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Karn were in
Washington Monday.
visiting her sister. Mrs. E. Gibson. has
returned to her home in Philadelphia.
Mr.. John Jones was a visitor at Char
lottesville lately.
Mrs. and Miss Dunn have returned to
Farmville, after visit to Mrs. w. p.
Hill.
Quite number Of people from Brandy
were visitors here Wednesday. Among
them were Mrs. George Burton. Mrs. Mae
Aylor. DIR. Otis Marshall and Mr.. Robert
Abbott.
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| ton last week by the serious illness Of her
| son-in-law, Mr.. Ross Strasburger. Mr..
| and Mrs. Isadore Reichman of Washing
| ton are visiting in Harrisonburg.
Mrs. E. Tayloe Perry of Charles Town
has gone to Washington, where she will
spend the winter. Mr.. E. v. Weems and
daughter. Miss Clara Weems. have gone
some time. Mrs. George Shroades has
| returned to her home in Gerardstown
after visit to friends in Washington.
Mrs. Edward Purcell and daughter, Miss
Marie Purcell. Of Harrisonburg. are Wis
iting in Washington for some days. Mr..
A. NJ. Waltz and daughter, Miss Corinne
Waltz. Of Stanton. are the guests Of
friends In Washington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul E. Rhinehart and family and Mr.
and Mrs. Toll Morris Of Lacey Springs
| friends in Washington. Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel j. Myers Of Rockingham county
have been called to Washington to the
bedside of their daughter. Mrs Kemper
D. Glasscock Of Summit Point has gone
to Washington to spend the balance Of
the winter with friends. Mrs. Alexander
NJ Baker OF Winchester is making a
short visit In Washington and Baltimore.
Mrs. G. Q. Miller and children returned
last week from a visit to her former
home in Georgetown. Mrs. James b.
Lovett has returned from a two-week
Visit IN washington. Miss Belle Fergu-
son Of Washington left Friday to visit her
brother. Mr.. Abner Ferguson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Shryock and daughter Miss
Virginia Shryock. OF Stephens City are
the guests Of friends in Washington. Mr..
A. 8. Hopkins has returned to Washing
ton after visit here as the guest Of
Mr.. 3. B. Trplett. Mrs. D. b. Miller
and her grandfather. Mr.. John Webster,
have returned to Washington after
spending a week at Riverside, Wood
stock. Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Myers Of
Harrtsonburg have returned from visit
to Washington. Mrs. w. S. Hammond
OF Berryville Is in Washington for a
short stay. Miss Leila Basham OF
Washington is the guest OF Mrs. p. H.
Powers at Berryville
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SOCIETY.
Continued from Fifth Page

Falls Church. Mrs Green entertained
the Monday Bridge at her home at East
End Mrs George B. Fadely entertained
the Literary and Currents Club last week.
Mrs Samuel Copper entertained the Guild
of Old Falls Church Thursday. The
meeting was a most enthusiastic and en-
Joyable one. Mrs. James Machen of
East Falls Church has gone to Washing
ton. D. c.. for the winter. Miss Margery
Ballard of Falls Church is visiting friends
in Washington. d. c. Miss Lillian
Hunter has returned from a. visit to
friends in Washington. d. c. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Weaver of Washington. d.
q. visited their Falls Church friends last
week. 4 reception was given Father
Tearney Of st. James Catholic Church of
West Falls Church "a st. James Hall at
West End Wednesday evening. His
many friends regretted his departure
for his new field of labor in Lynch
burg, Va. DR.. E. r. Turner, grand mas
ter OF the Grand Lodge OF Virginia was
in attendance on the banquet given at
Odd Fellows Hall last Thursday night.
Among other persons present from dis
lance were District Grand Master c. W.
O'Mara and his staff OF installing of1cers
OF Alexandria. All enjoyed the feast of
good things and the fine addresses made
BY visiting Odd Fellows. Mrs. J. s. Gar
rison entertained at luncheon Wednes-
day afternoon Mrs. w. O. 8, Thomas
Mrs. E. j. Northrop. Mrs. Van Quick.
". Fravel. Mrs. I. B. Snody, Mrs.
IIawxhurst. Mrs. Hutton. Mrs. Hoge.
Mrs. Stambourg, Mrs. Berger, Mrs. Good
win. Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Seaman. Mrs. An
derson. Mrs. Parrott Mrs. Byrne and
Mrs. Richardson. Mrs. Maynard Fohaam
OF Falls Church left Friday for a visit
to friends in South Carolina Mrs. Will
liam F'ravel and children have returned
To Falls Church after visit to her
mother in Baltimore. Md. Mrs. E. F.
Parker OF Great Falls stree has as her
house guests MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Gilpin
OF Barton. Vt. The Misses Seay enter
tanned the Pleasure Seekers Club OF
Falls Church Monday. Mrs. II. A. Eel
lows entertained at bridge Wednesday
last Mrs. Copper. Mrs. Smythe. Mrs. Mon
cure. Mrs. Thornburg. Mrs. Noble
Moore and Mrs. Mason. Misses
Annie and Margaret Seay left last
week for Alexandria. Miss Grimes of
1eesburg and Mr.. James Follin of Falls
Church we're married January s. They
will reside at Falls Church at the home
OF Mrs Mcdaniel
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WINCHESTER, VA.

The wedding Of Miss Sara Lodusca
Willis Of Harrisonburg and Mr.. John
Hoover of Winchester was solemnized
at $50 o'clock Wednesday morning at
the home OF the brides mother, Mrs. Ida
Virginia Willis, In Harrisonburg. Only
a few friends Of the young couple wit
messed the ceremony, which was per-
formed by Rev. B. F. Wilson of the
Presbyterian Church of Harrisonburg.
The attendants were the best man, the
brides brother. Mr.. Frederick Willis. and
the flower girl. Miss Katherine o. Willis,
a sister of the bride. After wedding
breakfast Mr. and Mrs Hoover left for
southern trip. and upon their return
will reside in Winchester. The bride is
a daughter of the late Daniel Willis
of Winchester and for several years past
has resided in darrisonburg.. The groom
is connected with the Winchester Even
ing Star.
Announcement Of the wedding OF Mr.
Oscar -. Flory of Harrisonburg and MISS
Elsie l.. Shrum Of Dayton, Va, has just
been made. Wednesday night Mr.. Flory
and Miss Shrum called at the residence
of Rev. s. l. Bowman. near Bethlehem
Church. and were united in marriage
while seated in their buggy. After the
ceremony they returned to Harrisonburg
Miss Susie Robertson of Staunton has
gone to Washington. where she will spend
some time with friends. Mr.. G. L. Miller
of Paulington has returned from visit
to friends in Washington. Mrs. Susie
Hammond Of Berryville is spending some
time in Washington as the guest Of
friends In that city. Mr. Randolph Meade
and daughter. Miss Sadie Meade. who
have been visiting In Washington. have
returned to their home In Berryville. Miss
Isabel Blencow has returned to Stuart
Hall. Washington. after the holiday sea-
son in Berryville. Mr. A. D. Taylor and
family Of Rockingham county have gone
to Washington, where they will make
their future home. DR.. C. w. Pence Of
Washington is the guest of friends in
Harrisonburg. Miss Maud Tanner. who
has been the guest Of Miss Florrie
Rodgers in Harrisonburg. has returned
to her home in Washington. Miss Mary
Beall Walton and Miss Virginia Haslett
of Woodstock have been attending opera
week in Washington. Mrs. Joseph Ney
Of Harnsonburg WAS called, to Washing
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Riverdaie Afternoon Euchre Club was en-
tertained by Mrs. J. s. Marshall Of Wash
ington. D. c., Wednesday last. The
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis o. Knowles
B. Ceilings and family. formerly OF this
place, but now Of Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs. 8. j. Bergling OF HyattsvillA are
now OCCUPYING the Keister property on
Jackson avenue: Mr.. and Mrs. Keister
are spending the winter in Washington.
DR.. George Byron Morse has returned to
his home In West Riverdale after a visit
to friends in Philadelphia. Mrs. Charles
e. Beebe 10 now occupying the Simons
property in East Riverdale.
Miss Myrtle Compton has returned to
her home in Brancheville. N J.. after a
visit to her aunt, Mrs. Clarence A. Smith,
The date OF the Mothers Club meeting
this week being coincident with the birth
day Of Mrs Harry T. de Groot. Mrs.
hostess. combined both occasions and
rendered the club a delightful entertain
ment and her daughter a pleasant sur
prise. Guests Of the evening were Mrs.
William Stein. Mrs. Katherine Walsh of
Washington. Mrs. Gordon. Miss Mary
Hurley and Miss Bergling. Club members
were Mrs. w. c. Jordon. Mrs. A. L. Will
holt. Mrs. Francis o'Neil. Mrs. NJ. E. Bull
]. Kimpton. Mrs. Joseph Tanning. Mrs.
Harry Stailey. Mrs. George B. Read. Jr..
Mrs. B. C. Wheeler. Mrs. Annie Lewis.
Mrs. John R Risdon. Mrs. John T. Ris-
dc s" eroot S and Mrs chs4le s Dunlap Mls MRS
Bob Roy Mackey was the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. F. NJ. Willis, Monday last.
Mrs. r. A. Bennett, Mrs. H. e. Lewis.
Mrs. G. A. Meyer and Mrs. Thomas F
inee card party given by Mrs. r. E.
Thompson at her home In Washington
Monday last. Mrs. Thomas and children
Of Hamilton, Va. are visiting Mrs. Rich
urd Palmer. Jackson avenue.
Mrs. McKenna OF Denver, Col. is visit
nue.. Mr.. Paul H. Carr Of Portland. Ore,
was the guest Of Mr. and Mrs John III.
Hollingsworth Tuesday evening last.
The Philathea class held its monthly
meeting at the home Of Mrs: John T.
Becker and family Of Jefferson avenue
are visiting relatives in Silver Springs,
Mo. Mrs: III: T. Suit and Miss Geneva
Of Capitol Hill spent Monday last with
MIS-; H. l. Overstreet: Adams avenue.
tertained a dozen Of her little friends at
a luncheon. Mrs Liezer Of Laurel IL
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Harry Will
kins. Maryland avenue. Miss Marie
West Riverdaie after spending several
days with friends In Washington. Capt.
George B. Read is spending q week on
the eastern shore, Maryland. Mr.. Walter
ID: Waddy Is again at home after a short
trip to Baltimore. Miss Rosebud Hub
bard has returned to her home in East
Riverdale after a two-week visit to rela-
tives in Newport, R. 1. Miss Selma
Browning spent several days with friends
In Washington this week. Mrs. William
McChesney OF Mount Rainier spent Sum
day with her parents. DIR. and Mrs. s.
M. Mcmillan, New York place.
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LEESBURG, VA.

Miss Margaret Mitchell Foster. eldest
daughter Of Cept. and Mrs J. Will.
liam Foster Of this town. was married
on Tuesday evening last to Mr. Thomas
Francis Green Of Richmond. Va, at ST.
James Episcopal Protestant Church
The ceremony. which by reason Of the
recent death Of the groom's father. was
witnessed by only q few intimate friends
and relatives. was performed by Rev.
William Hullihen Burkhardt. rector of
the church. assisted by Rt. Rev. Robert
A. Gibson. Bishop Of Virginia, and
a relative OF the groom. The
bride entered the church with her
father. who gave her in marriage. She
was gowned In white crepe de chine.
trimmed in q panel of rose point lace.
which had been in the family for over
a hundred years. Her bouquet was a
shower Of lilies Of the valley. She was
Immediately preceded by her sister. Miss
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WARRENTON, VA.

Miss Elizabeth Hutton entertained, the
week end OF last week, a few friends at
an old-fashioned candy pulling. Mrs.
Chapman and daughter are at present
stopping at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
Glib on Culpeper street Miss Alice Smith,
who has been visiting her cousin. Mrs.
Grenville Gaines. at the Hamilton House.
returned this week to her home in New
Orleans. Judge e. s. Turner Of Warren
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RIvERDALE, MD.

Mr.. A. c. Holland is visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Holland, Jeffer-
son avenue. Miss OSullivan has returned
to the Martha Washington Seminary.
Washington, after visit to Mr.. and
Mrs Harry L. Smith, Washington. Mrs.
Emma Stewart of Washington has as her
guest Mrs. S. D. Kelly of Winston-Salem,
s. C. Miss Bessie Lane of Baltimore is
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas clendenin, Piezce avenue. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-16
HAIR REMOvERS
ARE DANGEROUS
Physicians Say: Don't Use Poi
sonous Depilatories."

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physicians In cautioning the public against the
pie have been enticed into using these dangerous
preparations with consequent injury to them
selves cannot be estimated. but only guessed NJ.
me preparations above referred 10 are invari-
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very fact that you told TO leave these pasty
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they still remain on the skin? The most they
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which In consequence will reappear stronger and
thicker after each removal
There IL only one logical and scientific way 70
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Continued on Seventh Page.)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-10-22
THE PUBLIC ROADS.

We reproduce the following ar'l-
10 from the st. Martin Messenger
regarding the condition OF many
If the avenues leading to th,s
civ This condition If the roads
in times of comparatively speak
mo good weather, is almost lheA-
cnsabIc and something should be
1ono at once by those in whose
care the roads are placed:
Those of our people who at
tended the .Jeanerettc Fair were
NOT very much impressed with the
roads IN Iberia Parish, they are
nothing to be compared with the
roads of St. Martin. and there can
he no excuse for any progressive
narish or community to have such
mind holes as those near Segura'
and the deep one almost IN the
town of New Iberia, near the Dig
saw mill especially when there
was a Fair in Jcanerette ana me
had hole could have been repaired
for less than five dollars. THOSE
who passed in those bad mud holes
were not complimentary III thef
remarks