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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-17

Committees representing fifteen
bodies of union men, several fra
ternal organizations and the cham
Der of Commerce will appear before
the finance and school committees
of City Council tonight and urge i'm
mediate action on the resolution pro-
viding for the erection of new
high school building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-17

+ Kansas, City Mr., April fifty
four women were arrested last night
when eight Cabaret" restaurants,
chop suey parlors and cafes were
raided. .e5.i af,s.Ed is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-17

A meeting of the Elk's Dancing
Club will be held at the home on
next Monday at 7 o'clock when plans
for The summer season will be made
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-17

In the suit of T. J. Fannon and
others against the receivers of the
Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust Cor
poratlon, for the Bickers estate OF
Charlottesville, asking that they be
allowed certain interest, was contin-
ued until Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-17

Administration leaders in Congress
said today that the backbone of OPP
position to the tariff bill, as now,
written, is broken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-17
PUBLIC MEETING
AT TRINITY CHURCH
Senator Works, of Califor-
y. MIA Among The !.
Speakers. X
MEN ARE INVITED.
Cordial Invitation is Extended to
Public-Interesting Subjects for
Discussion ,i:.
MEN ARE INVITED.
MEN ARE INVITED

MEN ARE INVITED
1.-THE men Of Alexandria as well !
as the women are invited to be !
present at Trinity Church >
tonight at the first public !
nesting of the National Coun- :
Gil of Women. The meeting !
will commence at s o'clock and
some of the most noted speak
ers in the lifted States are on
The program. The meeting 4
tomorrow night VIII also be "
open to the public.
II n X * X
The delegates of the National
Council of Women are being enter
aimed in Alexandria this afternoon
by being shown the historical places
of interest in thel city. Visits to
Christ Church and the Masonic Tenn
pie are among the events which are
scheduled. The ladies will be es-
corted from church to the temple
by delegation of members of AL
exandria- Washington lodge of Ma
sons. At the temple. Geo. w. Zachary,
tiler,wil lexplain the relics in connec-
ton with the life of General Wash
ington, first master of the lodge.
The visitors will be entertained at
dinner this evening at Lee Camp
Hall by the ladies Of Alexandria.
At 8 o'clock tonight a public meet
ing will be held at Trinity M. E.
Church to which the public in invited.
Miss Sadie American, who will
speak at this meeting is one Of the
most noted and brilliant women of
theI Unite Estates. She has jusH
returned from long European tour
where she has been studying tia
question of immigration Miss Amer
leans papers on immigration are
equal to any state documents. There
is no doubt that the question of inn
migration is one that the South is
vitality interested in as its future pro-
gress depends upon the class of i'm
migrants that come South.
Senator Works, of California, will
also be one of the speakers, and, al
though, he has been in the Senate
but two years, he has been the au-
thor of more constructive legisla-
tion than senators who nave served
the country very much longer. SEN
ator Works was elected before the
women had the ballot In California,
but he is representative of the very
best element in that state and is
progressive from every standpoint.
Miss Julia Lathrop, chief of the
Children's Bureau, has never appear
ed in the South before and this will
be the first time the public have
had an opportunity to learn of the
Childrens' Bureau from lis executive
head As a mater ON Importance are
pending in regard to the Bureau it
is a subject that all should be in
terested in.
At tomorrow nights meeting in
Trinity DR.. Emma Bower, one, of
The leading women in rraternal or
CARNATIONS will speak on "Fraternal
Organizations and their Place in
the Progress of the Nation" AS
there are number of fraternal
bodies in Alexandria the fraterna
organizations are invited to attene
this meeting and if notification is re-
ceived by 6 o'clock tomorrow after
noon special seats will be reserved
for any fraternal organization
either ladies or gentlemen, to attene
in body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-17

An operation was performed on
Major James E. King. note teller Of
the Alexandria National Bank at the
Garfield Hospital in Washington to-
day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-17

The grounds and buildings at Mount
Vernon are being given a general over
hauling just now for the annual meet
ing Of the board of regents, which will
convene there May next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-17

Hundreds of new tics are being
placed in the roadbed of the Washing.
ton Virginia Electric Railway, between
Alexandria and Arlington station.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-17

Delicious deyiled crabs served hot u.
noon and g. p.m.,. daily,also baked to
order, at Rammel Cafe. .,.l., p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-17

TT Rev. r. A. Gibson, D. D., Bishop
of Virginia, will preach and confirm
in Grace Church tonight at 7:45 p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-17

Henry X. Field returned last night
from Richmond, where he has been
attending The state meeting of the
Royal Arcanum.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-17
LOCAL, BREVITIEs.

C. S. Taylor Burke, and A. D. Broc-
kett who spent yesterday in Rich
mond as representatives of the Cham
Der of Commerce nave returned
home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1913-04-17

Hard shell crabs steamed daily,
crab salad, at Rammel Cafe.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-10
ITCHING ECZEMA
DRlN ES ME WILD"
ZEMO Stops Itching Instantly

Buy 25c Bottle Today and
Prove it.
Itching vanshcs instantly by us
ing ZEMO. TIL is a sou ely guar
anteed.
XEMO will be Il surprise 10 you,
Xmst as il has been a surprise TO
thousands who have already tried
it. Your first application Of ZEMO
will bring lnstnat relief or your
money is refunded.
Pain and itching, raA scorching
eczema sores, prickly heat, pim-
pies scalp itching, rash, letter,
black heads, skin irritation or in
Illumination stops.
Dandruff is nothing but scalp &C.
zema; watch ZEMD cue and sto,D
scalp itching. It gives blessed re-
lief to baby's skin troubles.
Don't miss it for 25c. ZENlO is
a clean, antiseptic solution, applied
on the skin. No ointment or paste.
"But three applications of your
highly-valued medicine had the de-
sired effect for eczama and that
awful itching" Sol Landau, co Sol
Landau Cloak and Suit Co., st.
Louis, Mo.
ZEMO is sold in 25c sealed bottles
and guaranteed in New iberia by
JNO. r. TAYLOR, Druggists.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-10

MAN1SCAkO, Archangcla--' ---l5.o9
Bounded north by Center: south
by Crouchett east by Derouen;
west by r. K.
MONCOU, Edward - ---s.3o
Bounded north by Augustin;
south by; east by First ST.;
west by Parr.
OVERTON, A. j.. =. - - - ..-7.55
Bounded north by Henshaw
south by Center; east by Frick;
west by Smile.
OWENS, Isle =. - -.-6.45
bounded nortk by Rerondet;
south by Center; east by Dale;
west by Guillot.
PESSAN, Mrs. Il. j.. ---4.3o
Bounded north by Bayard south
by Broussard, east by Bayari;
west by street.
PUGH, Est. Simms :. -'-7.55
Bounded north by Williams !;
south by Scott; east by Williams !;
west by Madison.
| PETRIE, w. E.. =. ...1i.s5
Bounded north by Providence !;
south by Robertson; east by Pet
! RE; west by Escudier.
/ Bounded north by Providence
south by Robertson; east by RO-
chon; west by Petrie.
PARR, Leontine.-. --3.25
| Bounded north by North st.
south by Cemstary; east by Parr
west by Parr.
PAUL, J. H.. "a. =. Il 10
Bounded north by FonteneHe
south by Center; east by Jacque-
mould; west by Williams.
PHARR, Mrs. L. A.. =. 43.W
Bounded north by p. l.. Co.
south by Jefferson; east by Ful-
ton; west by Main st.
REYNOLDS, e. E. .--3s.'t
Bounded north by Weeks; south
by Abadie, east by Platsmier
west by Morris. :,
Bounded north by Bourg; soutl
/, by Weeks; east by Lebron; west
by David.
] Bounded north by iberia; sout'
by Romero; east by Melancon
west by Bolden.
ROMERO, Adeole-- - -..-..9.o'
| Bounded north by eRenoudet
j south by Julia; east by Lot 43
J west by Alley. -,
Tray, Ashley. .. - % II
i Bounded north by Lassallc
/, south by Lourd; cast by Lassalle
west by Robertson.
ROMERO, Mrs. Alfred. 10. i;
Bounded north by Renoudet
south by Julia; east by Lot A
west by Romero.
ROMERO, Mrs. Coresie -.-23.o
:, Bounded north by Weeks; soutl
by Weeks; east by Center; wes
by Weeks.
RAY. Nores.-. So
Bounded nortn by Blanchet
south ~ Madison; east by Gem
etary; vest by Alley.
Bounded north by Williams
south by Haase; east by Hays
y west by Corine.
SANCOZ, Go don A. --..-6S.s
Bounded north by Bauman; .souts
by Moss; east by Emily ST.; wes
by Main. :,
1 Bounded north by Rozier; soutt
| by Mouret; east by Hector; ives
by Grevemb5rg.
Bounded north by Lassalle
south by Reynold; east by r. K.
west by Reyn0ld.
STANSBURY, George --.-l. =:
Bounded NORTH by street; soul
by Lot II; east by Lot /; west D.
Lot I.
SMITH,, Charles. s.. - - =. - d
\ Bounded north by Jockey st.
4 south by Lot 1; east by Loi 2
| went by Lot IS.
SOUTHWELL, r. d.. .-l6:l I
1 bounded north by Southwell
Il noufh ~ Charles 81. east b
Il 1917 !: renk ~ Daniol.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-10

ACADEMY, Grant. lois
Bounded north by Bank Avenue /;
south by Williams; east by Eek
art; west by Romero.
BOUTTE, Mario Louise. 1923
Bounded north by Center: south
by Bernard; east by Vital; West
BOUTTE, Eugene..a :. .-.2.l5
Bounded north by Smith; south
by Theriot; east by Lee st. /;
west by Burns. 20
BROUSSARD, John Estat ,......I3s u
Bounded north BY Broussard ;
south by Julia; east by Brous-
sard; west by King.
Bounded north by c. Court
south by Dietlein; east by 81.
Peter; west by BrOussard.
Bounded north by Weeks st.
south by Broussard; east by &.
Court; west by BrOussard.
Bounded north by Alley; south
by Julia, east by Estorge; west
by Broussard.
II lots in Park Association addi-
ton.
BROUSSARD, Miss Louise ......16.lJ
Bounded north by Segura; south
by Julia; east by Marin: west
by Alley.
BONNETTE, Mrs. Mary E.. ...25. so
Bounded north by Lot s.; south
by Hart; east by Madison.
BONNETTE, A. M. :. :. ..-l6.i5
Bounded north by Weeks; south
by Center; east by Elite; west By
Weeks.
BLANC &sMouRETTE, EST. ...i.ss
8 lots in Mourette add.
BAYARD, Olivier ...22.ia
Bounded north by Delahoussaye
south by Delahoussaye; east by
Main: west by Bayard.
BROOKS, II. Co. 1913 a
Bounded north by Charles st.
south by Butler; ea,t by Neal;
west by Lewis.
BACKMAN, Mrs. Rosa I'D. q
Bounded a 1rth by Bank Avenue
south by Murray: east by Will
liam; west bv Thomas.
Bounded north by Lewis: south
BY Lee ST.; east by Brooks; west
| by Lewis.
BEERS. 3. A..~a... :. ----..l. "
Bounded north BY Pollard; south
by Magnolia; east BY II. 4 w.
BONN, y. o. ...-..7. "a
Doan1ed north By Julia; eontl
IL 81 80 =! Z -. !. d I ~ =
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-10
SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1913.

and continuing each succeeding
= day until said sales are completed,
nll lmmovable property on which
lakes ore now due to the CORPORA
eion q New Iberia, to the New Ibe-
"a southern Drain age District, and
g special Railroad Tax Fund, to
enforce collection OF taxes, asaes-
sed n the year below specified To-
eother with interest thereon from
the lst OF November 1912. at the
rate Of per cent. per annum, un-
I'd paid, and IN cost.
The names Of said deliquent tax
payoro the amount OF taxes due
By each on the assessment OF said
year and the immovable property
aosessed 70 each, and 70 be offer
% for sale. y . follows. to wit :
Anglers, Mrs. J. w. :. :. ESQ
Bounded north by Lourd; south
by R0zier St., east by Larsen
west by Mini.
Anglers, Louis,...... ......s.lO
Bounded north by Jockey st.,
south by Lot ;: east by Lot IL I;
west by Lot II.
ALLAN, Daniel. =. ...6.45
Bounded north by nayard; south
BY Hedts; east BY Main st.; west
By Dayard.
ARNo Y yvillles1..- !. j. :. -. =
z 1s1 - noi1 NJ Hlset 1trssf,
" 1870 i
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-10

BUTLER, PnliOmene.'S - " A.vv
Bounded north by Butler; south
by Butler, east by ROzier; west
by Hopkins.
BUTLER, Ernest. -- Loo
Bounded north by Butler; south
by Butler; east by ROzier; west
by Hopkins.
Carlin, b. A.. ....-. =. !. LIB
Bounded north by Hauser; south
by Viat0r; east by Main st.; west
by Courage.
col .EMAN, Richard. - 80
Bounded north by Ann St.; south
by Therioty east by Coleman
west by Coleman.
COLEMAN, Rena-.. = --.4.3o
Bounded north by Ann ST.. south
by Coleman; east BY Coleman
west by Coleman.
COLEMAN, Rachel. :. Ais
Bounded north by Coleman
south by Lee St.; east by Stew
ard; west by Ann st.
COLEMAN, Mary A.. ...1.so
Bounded north by Decuir; south
by Fisher; east by Duperier.
COOPER, John w.. ...2.l5
Bounded north by Smilei south
by Bank ave.; east by Handy;
west by Handy.
COLGIN, Mrs. Il. john. --.--11.S3
Bounded north by Deblanc; south
by Maumus; east by Taylor st.;
west by Lassalle. 2
CHRISTIAN, J. A. :. 800
Bounded north hy Kramer; south
by Leblanc; east Ivy st. Peter;
west by r. r.
CONRAD, p. A.. ...1s.5O
Bounded north by Hortense !;
south by Duperier: east by Ro-
nero; west by Barras.
CONRAD, L. H.. :. 1900
i Bounded north by Hortense !;
south by Duperier; east by Ro-
nero; west by Der0uen.
DUBORDIER, Alphonsine :. IL 10
Il Bounded north by Johns .n;.o u
i by Dubordier; east by Franklin
west by Madison.
DeBLANC, A. A.. :. :. 1880
Bounded nortk by White south
| by Murrayi east by Chas. st.;
west by VOORHEES,.
DUGGAN, Armand. $40
Bounded north by Lourd; south
| by Rozier; east by Murray; west
i by McMurdy.
DAVIS, Joseph 81 -..3.25
! Bounded north by r. r.; south
| by Madison; east by Bank ave.
DECUIR, Marie Julia. ---l5.o5
Il Bounded north by Lindor; south
1 by Trainor east by Stafford
west by Street.
l m
DENTON, GUS. 1880
i Bounded north by French; south
by Renaud, east BY Dale; west
i by Martin.
i Bounded north by Iberia; south
I by Guillot; east by Theriot /:
west by Dale.
DESTOUET, Marie..- SIS
Bounded north by Nelson; south
4 by Stewart; east by K. r.; west
y by Fremin.
DAVID, Morille... lib
Bounded north by Frere; south
! by Alley. east by Lot 2; west
Il by Hopkins.
DUPUIS, James, -...-2.15
Bounded north by Waters; south
J by Los S; east by French; west
4 by Lot 6.
DARBY, +. Co. ...i.30
Bounded north by White; south
! by Schools. east by Narcisse ;
west by Alley.
DAI0LE, Mrs. Henry. ...7.55
! Bounded north BY Dupre; sonth
| ~ Weeks; east BY Church; y est
BY 0ajean.
DoaR ~ ~ Dandoin eosfth
q i. q s =.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-10

Rosalie-.- - :. --2.i5
Bounded north by Iberia; south
by--; east by Rodney;
west by Rcnaud
James - loo
Bounded north by Fourn"t
south by Center; east by James;
west by Willie.
TAYLOR, J. W. - - - - -.-3i.5i
Bounded north by X. r.: south
by Lassalle; east by zchner;
west by X. K.
Bounded nOrsl by ----; south
by M. 4 w.; east by Pollard;
west by NJ. 4 w.
Bounded north by Jane St. south
by Lassalle, cast by west
by Anglers.
Bounded north by Lassalle ;
south by Lot 3; east by Lot );
west by LOurd.
VITAL, Whitney, :. ---'.-5.i ~
Bounded north by Faux; south
by Centers east by Smile; west
by Street.
VALMOT, Saddle 30. ~
Bounded north by Hart; south
by Street; east by Madison; west
ny
WILLIAMS, Lottie--. ,--..-i. 81
Bounded north by Providence
south by DcbIanc; east by Ro-
chon; west by Chargois.
WEST N. IBERIA LAND co. 2l.5'
Bounded north by Lane; sOutl
by X. r.; east by Estorge Co.
NON RESIDEN
BOUTTE, Mrs. Charles Lii
Lot in Blk. 10 Webb Add.
BRIGGS, Ashton - ~ II
Lot 7 Lot Smith Add,
CALLAHAN, T.. NJ. = ---6.i'
Bounded nortk by Callahan
south by Corine; ea1 by Ewes
west by Roddy.
Bounded north by Hart; soutl
by Callahan; cast by Ewes; ives
by r. r. q
EPHRIAM, Ellis =. = 81
Bounded nortit by Madeline
south by Henshaw; east by Ma
RE; west by HenshaW.
OWENS, Mrs. A. D. ...26.9
Bounded north by Center; soutl
by Derouen; cast by Olivier
vest by Henshaw.
RTVET, Charles 4 ais 90
Bounded north by Talbert
south by Nelson; east by Sinp
son; west by Field.
SINGER, Mrs Louis .-.l2.9
Bounded north by Baudoin
south by Baumgartner; cast J.,
Madison; west by Jarvis.
Bounded north by Williams
south by Madison; east by Baud
DIN.
VIATOR, Marie Louise. -i.3
Bounded nortk by Leleu; soutl
| by Dclcambres east Ivy Blame
west by Madison.
On the said day OF sale l will
sell such portion OF said propert.
% each debtor will point out ant
| in case the debtor will not poin
out sufficient property, | will a
once and without further delay sci
the least quantity of said propert,
OF any tax debtor, which any bid
der will buy for the amount 0
taxes interest and cost due b.
said debtor. The sale will be with
out appraisement for each, in leg
al tender money OF the Unite,
States and the property sold shall
be redeemable at any time for tn
space of one year by paying tn
price given including costs and 2
per cent. thereon. Interest AM
costs are not included in above a
mounts.
| Given officially t his 10th day o
May, A. d. 1918.
P. JUBIN,
| Collector
WHY DO YRukeRATcH'
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-10

GAJEAN, Emile--- :. ..-N+.6S
Bounded north by Guilfoux;
south by Lot 1; east by Chas. IT.;
west by Shaded.
Rounded north by Renoudet;
south by Clerc; east by Main;
west by Daigre.
Rounded north by Auhry; south
nv Weeks St.; east by Kramer;
west by O. +. Hall.
bounded north by X. r.; south
by Hart; east by Solomon; west
by Lourd.
Rounded north by Suite; south
Nv Weeks; east by Teche; west
by Main.
GADDISON, Willie :. = = I'D"
Bounded north by Richard soutn
by Lot IS; east by Lot 2; west
by Lee st.
Rounded north by Richard south
by street; east by Lot Is; west
Nv Lee Street.
GYLES, Est Nicholas. - ''.'.o.oo
Rounded north by ROzier; south
by Mouret; east by Moity; west
by Baxton.
n a D.
Bounded north by Stansbury
south bv Carsten; east by Del
cambre; west by Hacker.
HAYS, Daniel. =, - lib. III. y
bounded north by William south
by Tanguis, east by Williams
west by st. Peter.
HANDY, Allen, =. =: - :. ~. I'D. 90
Rounded north by Handy; sout'
by Bank ave.; east by henshaw
Bounded north by Handy; south
BY G.,t Bank ST nfbyf%s ''' y ''''
HOWELL. IHardlng- :. ...lo.,'
Bounded 4ofDi by brY"ssar = !.
south bv Vine/StT efsf y 81
PETER. west ~ Nefa4yTf
HOGsETr, RI FL .o',th ~ (,
| sss'PsssS'p1 ss1 by Weeks ives
JEANLOUIS, jean =. =. I'll
Roundelf north by Daviss souti
by streets east by r. H.; wes
by street.
Johnson, Carmelite... =. 80 .''S.2
bounded north by Nereaux
somth by French St.; east by Du
puts; west by King.
JARVIS, Michel :. :. :, =, III
Rounded north by Michel; south
by Jarvisl east by Babb; ives
by Kramer.
KIMBRO, Martha, =, :. r. - -. .
bounded north by Watson; soutl
by Williamsa east by "hhs"'S
| west by Ann st.
KING, Emily. =. =. - .-.o.4
| Bounded north by Fournet; sout'
by Dauterive east by Rochon
| We st by Roberts.
LEDBETTER, John H.. = :. ID
Bounded north by Carter; souti
by Scott; east by Williams; ives
| by Bernard. -
LUCAS, Celeste. :. 80 '-'ls.I
Rounded north by Weeks; sontl
by Center; eest by Etie; west .!
I Weeks. :,
LEON, Louis :. = - - -,
Bounded north by Indest; soutl
by Martin; east by Mouton; ives
BY Robertson.
MARIE, Mrs. Leonard. .--S.3
Bounded north by Bazus; soutl
BY Lourd; east by Mini; west .!
MoUTON. Mozart :. :. :. 81
Bounded north by Deblanc; sont'
BY Domingo; east by Hart; ives
BY Madison.
MIdURZ, Delino.-. --12.9
Bounded north by FIR emin; 80 &
BY pellerin; east BY Hacker
west By Ouhre.
IMARKAM, Rmma--- :. :. - I'D. Z
Bounded north BY Richard soutl
~ 0poneers eaof ~ 4fold va
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-10
SUCCESSION SALE.
10Th Judicial District Court OF LOuia.
lana. Parish of Iberia.
Succession Of
ALBERT LAURENCE OLIVIER. de
ceased

BY virtue Of a commission issued
unto me, the un lersigncd Admin
ittrator, out o. the above said
Court, under an order granted on
the End day OF April, 1913.
There Wll " sold Ivy the under
signt q Atimin,strator or a duly
authorized Public \uctioneer, FOR
CASH dor the purpose of realizing
funds to pay debts of the above
said Succession at Public Auction.
to the last aud highest bidder, on
SATuRDA MAY 10th, 1913
between legal sale hours, at the
late residence of the deceased, tho
propc ~ belonging to the above
said Succession, and described AZ
follows to vii : All the movable
effects and property, consisting of
agricultural implements, mules.
Cows, Carts, Buggy, Furniture,
Kitchen utensils, Cane, Corn and
Vegetable crops, fully enumer-
ated in the Inventory made and
taken in above Estate on file in
the office of the Clerk of Court
for INe.'ia Parish.
JULES J. OLIVIER,
Administrator.
Weeks & Weeks. Attorneys.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-05-10
DELINQUENT TAX SALE
0ylyEnovADIn PaoP1nrY NJ TN CuY
o. NV lDn1lA,
THE CORPORATION Of NEW IsnxsA
vR1oUu
DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS.

By virtue Of the authority vest
cd In me by the Constitution and
laws Of the State Of Louisiana,
will sell ut the front dooc OF the
Court House In which the Civil
District Court OF the Parish of l.
beria = held, within legal hours
for judicial sales, beginning at II
o'clock q. n. on,
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When quality and price are the
considerations, we believe 1t 10 10
your interest to let us figure on
your printing. We do for Others
why not for you?
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Franklin & AjOevilIe Railway,
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Gen Ert. and Pass'r At,
FRANKLIN LOUISIANA.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-26

tennis. She is national woman cham
pion, as she was in 1912; she won
the honor last year by defeating Miss
Eleanor Sears and the challenge
round by default from Miss Hotch-
kiss.
This year she defended her title
against Miss Dorothy Green of the
Merton Cricket club and won in
whirlwind fashion, 6-3 and 7-5.
She also won the doubles cham
pionship with Mrs. Robert Williams,
defeating Miss Green and Miss Edna
Wildey; her third title is that of mix
ed doubles, she and w. R. Tilden, -Jr.,
winning from Miss Green and G. s.
Rogers, rs and rs, for the national
honors.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-26

-O-O
NOT FRIENDS NOW
Two young lady friends met and,
after an interchange Of the usual
saIutations, one remarked;
ooh, May, Pm so glad to see you.
Indeed, was just on my way to call.
The fact is, want you, as my oldest
friend, to be one of my bridesmaids"
Bridesmaid, Daisy! How lovely!"
exclaimed May. "But 1 didn't know
you were engaged"
"Wen, 1 know it's sudden" was the
answer, "but he's awfully much in
love, you know; and it's really Just
too sweet to live. VIII you act, May?"
"Act? OF course 1 win. l shall be
charmed. But" and she took a step
as though to move of, "do come
around the corner and tell me about
it. Here is Bob Henderson, that
laughing, gibbering idiot. He is grim
ming just as though he meant to stop
and 1 don't care to be seen talking
to him"
Bob Henderson, exclaimed
Daisy, In an amazed fashion. "Why,
he's the man I'm going to marryT
1870
Readers Of British birds have
marked with rings over $4,000 wild
birds of various kinds A swallow so
marked at Rosehill Cheadle, Stafford
shire, Eng, May 6, 1911, was found
at Utrecht, Natal, South Africa, on
Dec. %, 1912.