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HAD CATARRH
FIVE YEARS.

Mr.. John
son OF st.
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Come in and pay your subscription
Monday. cour, day, and get your name
IN early for the next Honor Roll Of
subscribers who have paid up.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-06-27

officers. To the con trary, it Is a
part of their code, and there is
something distinctly national in
this consideration for members OF
the geDtler sex who are led into
error through temporary weak
ness, manly recognition that they
are special charges of ours, to be
protected and helped over difficulty
rather than condemned for loving
not wisely but too well. One OF
the strong points OF this produc-
ton is the fine attitude of the
male characters towards all mem
bers of the mother sex, barring, of
course, the butterfly who sips at
every flower.
High hono;s go to the cast, in
GLIDING the butterfly who gets
badly stung at the end. ex-
pected great things of Miss Ger
trude Shipman after her marvel
GUS screen representation of ''Ca
mille' IN past, and | was not dis
appointed Miss Gail Kane was
all ] hoped she would be and
much more. These two are a con,
slant delight to the eye while they
are on the scene. The strongest
acting, however, was that Of Miss
Alma Bradley as LENA" 1t was
a highly intelligent and sympathy
winning performance. Such an
array of talent as that shown by
the men held me from start to fin
ish Cyril Scott, William Oonk-
liu, Frarcis Carlisle, Fl. d. Bloke-
more, Robert Broderick, Cha,les
Grsham and &. Il Davenport.
What a splendid lot TO be grouped
in one screen stoiy! All the types
were those of Truth, not the carr.
catures of theat'lcallsm ! sup
pose part credit for this goes to
the author and to the director, but
the Interpretation was fully up to
what was there to be interpreted.
Elks' Theatre, Friday, July Bird
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-06-27
HARD TIMES.

That "hard tines are with us,
but few will undertake to serious.
ly deny Minimize the idea as
much as you will, the fact re.
mains, that the want Of remunera
tive employment rests heavily
upon many homes especially
those Of the poorer classes. They
do not understand the merits of
the tariff, nor its influence upon
sugar or their daily vocatlons.
The result ia condition. Moth
ing more. They know no remedy,
nor can they wait for one to be
applied.
A few days ago discouraged
Negro man and his family filed
into the store of prominent mer
chant In this city and made the
following statement:
"Mr.--I wants you please
write me out receipt. Here's
my fatherin-law, my mother In
law, and my wife. Yves discuss
ed it, and we's allagreed dat lse
guine to quit, and Ise guine away
My wife IS guine TO took de chill
lun and de furniture, and Ise
gnine to took de dog"
The woman was brave-but she
had too less to feed. Poor dog!
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-06-27
THE LOUISIANA SOCIETY
For the Prevention of Cruel
ty to Children.

Reprints the following from the
National Humane Review" Of
Albany, n Y, signed w. o. 8 j,
in the April number.
CHILD PROTECTION.
In 1874, when little girl nam
ed MARY Elem was rescued in
New York City from conditions of
physical abuse and mental terror
ism, which were quite insufferable,
there was no social agency to APP
, p ar for her projections; there was
a society organized for the pur-
pose of safeguarding her future
from peril. So the first Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children in the world was formed
in New York City, as the out.
growth of the Society for animal
protection. To day "Mary Ellen"
is proud and happy wife and
mother, living an honorable life
and, in herself, a monument to the
success Of the s. p. &. @. Idea.
In every large community there
are hundreds of "Mary Ellens"
awaiting rescue. There are now
scores of s p. G. c., whose repre-.
sentatlves appear in court to pro-
tect little children In their natural
rights, and secure for them fair
play. hat civilization which
does. not give fair play for it's
children is a failure. We call
upon the friends of humanity to
organize Societies for the Proven
ton of Cruelty to Children in all
sections of the United States and
throughout the world. Who will
first report the Organization of
one such Society," w. o. $.
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ELKs' THEATRE
Picture Tips.

For Monday, June Goth, We Of
fer a powerful Essanay drama IL
two-parts, "The Elder Brother
The picture is gripping through
out. Francis X. Bushinan Ia il
the leading role, supported by
Gerda Holmes and Bryant Wash
burn. "The Maid from Sweden,
vitagraph comedy, and "The Cow
ard and the Man." Edison drama
completes the bill.
For Tuesday see our half.page
adv.
For Wednesday, July LIST, We Of
fer the "Bottled Spider,' two. part
Kalem drama. "Flre, Fire." Lu.
bin comedy. "Captain Kid, the
Bold" Biograph comedy. "The
Female Cop" Lubin laugh gerter,
and I'm the Nick of Time,' Bio
graph fun maker.
For Thursday, July 2nd, we OF.
fer two.part Vitagraph comedy,
sour Fairy Play" with Hughie
Mack and Josie Saddler In the
leading roles. "The Ethics of the
Profession" Biograph drama, and
Hearst-Selig News complete bill.
For Friday, July 3Id, we offer
Americas greatest play. This
picture Ia from the studio Of the
All Star company, "Ar'xona," is
truly an American story, and is a
worthy offering for the day prior
to our national holiday. Full re.
view Of Story ID another part Of
the Iberian.
For Saturday, July 4th, we offer
one Of EdlsoR's greatest dramas,
IA Warning from the Past.' .
This is put on in the best Edison
style. and will more than please.
"This is the life" q cracking fine
comedy that is q real laugh getter,
with Essanay's funny eastern com
paDy. "The Widow Of Red Rock
Vitagraph comedy.
For Sunday, July 9Th, we offer
one Of the finest and strongest
stories that the Selig company has
released for come time, ssJudge
Dunu's Decision.r This il q pow
evful melo.dTama that. keeps one
on the edge OF the seat from che
very start and holds to the finish.
This IL not the only good two part
picture on our program to day.
Oar patrons will lind that mrs
Pey.on's Jewels,'' with CARLYLE
Black well In the lead, Is another
thriller. For our laugh getter we
oRer IA Snakavllle Volunteer. y
Nv, but how you will laugh.
Hearst Selig News completes bill
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-06-27
WILL YOU DO?
French, Brunette, between
"a and SO. Musical.

A gentleman in lair circumstances,
age about forty, lonely widower, no
children, desires to correspond lob
ject matrimony) with a virgin be-
tween the age of twenty four and thir-
ty three. Must furnish references and
photograph, be brunette, French
family and musical. Prefer Roman
Catholic or Episcopalian. Wealth
not requisite. Must be well educat ed,
orphan preferred. refer to any
bank or minister here or the Priests
In Greenville, S. &. Address Lonely
Heart, care this newspaper.
may 30-1m
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CONSTABLE SALE,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COURT
Seventh Ward, Parish of Iberia,
State of Louisiana.
Leon Dreyfus VS.. Adonis Segura.
No. Ga,

Notice is hereby given that by vir,
tue of writ of Fieri Facias, issued
out OF the above Court in and for the
above entitled and numbered case and
to me directed, I, s. Miguel
Constable, have seized and will
offer for sale and will sell Mt public
auction to the last and highest bidder
FOR CASH in front OF the said Court
in the Seventh Ward, parish and state
aforesaid, at IL o'clock a. M, or with.
in the hour thereafter, on
SATURDAY. JULY 4tb, 1914,
the following described property, to.
wit:
One Double Plow, No. Ia,
One Single Pillow, No. ..
One Saddle.
To pay and satisfy judgment on.
of the said Court for the sum of Fifty
Dollars $4,000 together with per
cent. interest per annum and all costs.
Given officially this 10th day Of
May, A. D. 1914.
s. MIGUEL,
Constable.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-06-27
"ARIzONA"
Six-Reel All Star Feature

Reviewed byLouisReevesH arrison,
| 1t Is a pleasure TO watch the mi
, tial showing Of u photo-plsy that
il bound to make others glad.
"Arizoha" will certainly afford de
light to many millions in this
country, whatever effect it has
abroad, and l see no reason why
truthful representation of condi
tons here should not be highly re.
lished there. 1t is stamped with
distinct character drawing, and
realistic American environment il
felt through the agency Of an lnfi
nifty Of detail, but its appeal is
universal. To face hardship aud
injustice with courage is not q,
question Of nationality, but u
large number Of those who came
to this country Ia its infancy we're
In rebellion against wrongs in old.
or civilizations and endowed with
that fortitudc without which no
great nation can be created. Ii
this be the spirit Of our people,
love OF progression aud lndiffer.
ence to the errors and shams Of
tradition, it must be breathed into
our national drama. There Is one
wholesome Whit Of it after anoth.
er in "Arizona."
After long session of misre.
presentation, In which what is civ.
en- out as distlnc,ively American
would appear to be the brawli1g
Of lot OF COW punchers, a purely
sectional phase of life with which
few Of US are familiar, "Arizona''
comes like cool breeze at a time
Of nauseous suffocation. The In.
tense desire to right wrongs that
runs red IL the veins Of our people
and CT our kind Of people, ia all
parts OF the earth, should make
plays that are really and truly
American, popular wherever they
are shown to justice loving audi
ences irrespective Of nationality.
Our national existence Is one of
action aud ability to cope with
hardship.
Att disadvantage from lack Of
knowledge of the original stage
version Of "Arizona," / may be
wrong in expressing the opinion
that the screen portrayal is more
Of growth than an adaptation
There are expected signs or trans |
formation from one form to anoth |
rr, especially Ia the complicated |
plot. Interest IN feature play, |
as In q novel, IL apt to be attached
very early to one central figure Of
absorbing Importance, one to
whom things happen, who over
,omes difficulties by force of char
scter, or who fails and falls in the
struggle. Minor characters md
Tide issues, offered ia relief or 10
'oyer other movements on the
'tage, are dIstracting in the
'creen story. This distraction
locs occur, but we are held by
lue Characterization until the
'omplete plot is gradually unfold
d. Thereafter We are reading eli
'ovel, which, 1t SCENE 10 me, il
'ery much as 1t should be in large
Green presentations.
We are reading the story OF Z
'oole young officer, who stands up
'ravely under one after another
orm Of disgrace and punishment
9 shield the honor and happiness
Z his superior officers wife. This
! not "a exaggerated form Of be,
olsm among our army and navyI
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1t used to be that white horse
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-06-27

Once upon time men wondered
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-06-27

One sugar planter. in prognosti.
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view-''The political troubles IN
Mexico will clarity the sugar tron-
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-06-27

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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-06-27

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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-06-27

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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1914-06-27

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-03

Public opinion last night forced the
City Council to order an investigation
into the abuse of the striking girl
mattresses by the police doing duty
in front of Henrici's restaurant.
A resolution was presented to the
council by Aid Charles E. Merriam,
which was speedily adopted. The in
vestigation will be made by the COM.
mittee on schools, fire, police and
civil service. ~
Merriam's resolution follows:
Whereas, Numerous charges of
police injustice and i'll treatment have
recently been made by the Wait
resses' Union; and -
Whereas, 1t is desirable to know
the facts of this situation in order
that substantial justice may be done
to all parties in the pending con-
troversy; therefore, be it
Ordered, That the committee on
schools, fire, police and civil service
be, and it hereby is, directed to in
uuire into and report to this body its
findings and conclusions upon the
legal authority by which certain wait
resses on West Randolph street had
been arrested; upon the special in
structions, if any, given to the po-
lice, regarding the handling of these
cases; upon the treatment of persons
arrested; upon the disposition of their
cases in court; upon any discrimina-
ton between picketers and private
policemen in the use of the streets, |
and upon any other feature of this
situation essential to the formation !
of just conclusions by this council |
and the public"
81 am introducing this resolution
at the urgent request of several
prominent Chicago clubwomen," said
Aid. Merriam.
The coppers in front of Henrici's
we're playing "Tag, you're it," and
who's loony now?" all day yester-
% - %
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spasmodic reaching after waitress
whenever the cop feels a twitching
in his arm.
No cop plays the game alone, since
it is dangerous one to tag slender
girl picket. The cop with the spas
modic twitch is always backed up by
several plain clothes men if he is in
uniform and several brass buttons
if he is in plain clothes. ..
After the tagging, the army of fat
huskies escort the one or two little
girls down the street, bawling loudly:
Keep out of the way there, move
on" And the citizens are ruthlessly
pushed right and left by the husky
bodyguard of the twitching cop.
On the corner of Clark and Ran
dolph, the game halts while the Off
Ger with the twitch summons a
patrol wagon, and while he is attend
ing to this, the girl mattresses do
some mighty clever press work by
advising the curious that there is a
strike on at Henrici's, and that the
girls are asking six days week work
instead of seven, and So wages. .-.
A disgruntled police sergeant, not
realizing that the cops were the an
swer to who's looney now?" as
sured bystanders that the mattresses
were CRAZY" But those mattresses
are the cleverest crazy people we ever
saw.
There has been no manhandling in
the last few days since one of the
mattresses who was man-handIed,
sued the cop for $4,000 That dis
courages cop even when he's play
ing tag. b..
At the evening vaudeville perform
ance Officer No. 813 came on duty
wearing his kid gloves. He is quite a
handsome bloke, very tall and beefy
and he minces his steps like a tango
master. ......
No. S13 acknowledges the name of
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-26
American Woman
Gives Huerta;s Son
Tongue Lashing

on the American woman and her
daughters for aid in accomplishing
secret and difficult tasks. For in
stance, it's Mrs. Rcyes's own secret
how she did it, but 1t is known that
fourteen deputies who had been
marked for death by Huerta were
spirited away from her home at var
ious times. to safety. And every time
Il deputy went to safety the wardrobe
of one of the girls was minus gown
or street dress.
The crisis for the Reyes family
came February %, not because that
is Washington Birthday. but be-
cause it is the anniversary of the as
sassination of Francisco Madero. who
was almost an idol with the Reyes
girls and their mother. On that Sun
|day afternoon Mrs. Reyes, taking her
liberty and it might have been her
life, into her hands. went to the
French cemetery. where Madero lies
buried. and carrying a great bouquet
of roses. she stalked her way through
the lines of Mexican soldiers and rur-
ales to the door of the Madcro family
tomb and placed the roses there
Carmen. her daughter, who was
7tanding beside her, suddenly felt
he touch of n hand on her shoulder
rhe girl turned and found herself
facing George Huerta, the son of Ma
dero's assassin.