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The day book., 1915-05-12

TWO ROBBED IN SOUTH PARK +
Rather than take the slim chance
of being caught by the city police,
robbers are now frequenting the
poorly-policed Washington and Jack
son parks.
Last night N E.. McMullen, 513
Goth St, was robbed of 81 by man
and a boy when about to enter a
shelter house in Washington park.
McMullen reported his loss to city
policeman.
Il searched for more than an hour,
but l could not find one in the park,"
he said.
Frank Hisgen, 237 W. 43d st., an
other victim of robbers, is indignant
over the scarcity of police in Wash
ington park.
Sunday night he was strong-arm-
ed by a negro who attacked him near
the boathouse while he was walk
ing with girl friend. The girl fed.
So did the negro with Hisgen's $45.
He also looked for policeman and
didn't find one.
Last night he kept another ap-
pointment with his girl. He found
her talking to park cop. He told
the cop of his loss.
"If l was you I'd report that" said
the cop, moving away with the girl
1890
IIOlIAI HnME oAHK
The day book., 1915-05-12
WEDDING RINGS AND CHAINS.

Will you tell me something about
the orgigin of Wedding rings, and is
the ring necessary in the wedding
ceremony?-MiIdred T.
The history of the wedding ring
goes back to pagan days, when the
June bride was not wooed and won,
but bought and sometimes stolen and
carried away by force and in chains.
AS civilization advanced and men
became more enlightened they recog-
nized women as their equals, ro-
nance took the place of brute force
and the gold Iing-insignia of undi-
vided love and emblem of unity-took
the place of the chain that signifed
a wife's slavery.
The wedding ring is used in most
religious marriage ceremonies, but it
is not required in the civil service.
The day book., 1915-05-12

Brentano set aside the order of Judge
Goodwin
Judge Theodore Brentana is a can
didate on the Republican ticket for
reelection to the superior court. The
Democrats did not nominate any one
against him, but endorsed, him.
: Mayor Harrison, before he left Of
fee, said something about the public
utilities companies owning and run
ming this town. l don't believe so, do
you fellers?-A. L. Liesemer, 2445
jackson blvd.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
BRING DAVENPORT
BREWERIESH HERE?
SAID THAT TWO BIG CONCERNS
PLAN REMOVAL TO ROCK
ISLAND BY JAN. l.

There is much speculation in Dav-
export at the present time az to what
will become OF the two Davenport
hreweries after they are obliged TO
close down Jan. /. by reason OF the
Iowa repeal OF the mulct law.
u Is known that officials OF these
brewerIes have discussed Informally
the possibility OF moving 10 Rock Is
land and erecting new plants IN this
city. II Is probable that this matter
viii be taken up at their next board
meetings.
The two Davenport breweries rep
resent an investment OF over NIL
lion dollars. They employ several
hundred men. The investment is
about equally divided between build
lngs and machinery
II is contended by those interested
In these properties that after being
closed down by the law they will have
no value. as they are not adapted to
any other purpose.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

All the news all the ume-The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
DELINQUENT LIST
IS NOT so LARGE
Tax COLLECTION gop TFtfs
TOWNSHIP WILL 81 ABOUT
sfo.opc UsogR tsf&

wfEA saiy tan4<at 20 20 s@y real
estate uaxra a. Cousetor Ernest ftzsss'
acrs ~ tAs sEafs sazl< seii<taE. Ne
rran. tsEzi passsd Lhs s3os.e0o EAR
ysslsrsaS. vhLca n ae sost = ssosiEE
40 sa@ sowasaiO oee14is noced sor
Ths d~llaa1aaf list yin 5ossi5iY az
% nEeh mere tha1 si9.o11 m excess
sr lsat year. raien "a NV tEsrs.
urf~- tas vrsvk1lax eoraitsous
ass.i s=tAfe Lases eaanot b. pad ~
RE oracs aftsr tocar Or Mo1asg
Collector ftl-za and eisrss VII start -
close tas soaEs. Which VII b. tgrnsG
ever % che eosatT treaauEer ApTii T.
afcar whfca E,ms fhe taxss VII hars
% b. paid at ras court Ee1ss How
ever. IA rsrsonai taE boo<s at tas
eou-rtorss ofncs VII b. apeu for sons
tine Eg cone
a con oarfsou % fse raE7s collected
s8r ne sane p~rted .s fE~ last two
years tosgWs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

E1ar Ma-ea zq-Ths nsoazenf %
tsaIqs ertraaes tata the var "a ths
sats af sEs allies is az kaad. Soldiers
ere afres6v Essr ne Austrpitai.aa
fr1eEIrr erftIfnE dsfiY. rarrr ard ready
f9 mach s1rttwarf a. soon &C. fhe
sasa tsau have nsifsd FROM The i0ps
o.. tes e11@ataias.
All th@ reginsats % artui~Fy ere
fsstlns tEe new eanr0n. pFociairisd
Co b. superior 90 any Other fsid guns
ssisflar
wIsh.a q Few days 1880 reserve
aencers su have r~aebs4 their posts
rasrtv tho1sarE uou-eornniissfoued
6reers have been recalled 90 the
raJors
ne sutfrr rsft Col in readiness. and
ifs sailors faoE % she duke % AbrIz-
a. on bic rsEship. thr rFa dread
rsaast Cegnt Cavolr. &C. a nagat hero
uh8 wti coatirGr th~ tFadifiols from
trfitiHs Co Nadrea uUFia
Osasr siras % arprua~hirE troabte
ere roe tackiax The ttaIias niufster
- posts anG tsisEruphs has issted
orders ssspea4fas the sxchanss %
tstsErapAic rsonsY orders Win Aus
fra -tfszEary. ORDERS Also have heen
issued supp~sssisE the travelling
posto@es 90 trains b0ard for m
Austrias fsunfisr
Mobs or tas streets % The prfncf-
PAL cities erTtnE. Down via Austria
Nhiis Austria "a wfiitnz 90 make cor.
tain territorial coaesssioas. these are
zoe sumetsas O. szsigry ths italian
reopfe or d Enrsru@snt
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

Tho I've drcsdnouEhts. whieh uiii
form che duke q the Nh-uzxi =
squadron. have for Italians sruti-
mental as veil az naval interest
The mast Formidable 6shtinE ma
ctlae Co.. tb- squadron. ttc saio
puiii5. is named after the famous
Roman admiral and consul. CnIua
ugiiiuE. uho Eoa the great naval bat
tir With the CarthaEtutaus on Nyiac.
Sicily. On a. e. zsf The Gallo puiiio
vas laid dosn IN April 1919. 40 Castri-
iamaros aud che Audrea DORA. a sis
ter ship. named after the famous Gen
assr admirai and sfstesulau % tho
18Th and isth centuries. az spezia.
Zach 90 these has ez000 tons dis
placement q compioIneu; u So men.
and a recorded speed % zzE knots ar
hour although che maximum speed o.
Italian uaFsbips is a secret and each
carrie thirteen fz-inrh. sixteen c.iuch
ana eighteen J-iuch guns A broad
side can b- delivered by all the t.
iaeh guns. Or eight can b. tFaiu-,.
ahead ard avc asterr-
Tbesr ships are also provided With
three torpedo tubes and tho last word
in torpedo defense 90 the shape OF a
patcag net with boomE Ordinarily
they vouid NOT have been ready Tor
service before next May. but WoFk on
them uaa hastsued: they bad their
speed trials toward the end 81 January.
aad their sun trials a month later.
The Caio Duiiio Vas placed IN com
mission on March I. and her sister
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

ship O. 10 follow as soon az the on
Gers and crew can be- assembled.
The duke WI also have under his
command the three sister dread
nnughts the Conte d. Cayour. named
after Victor Emmanuel lis great pre-
micr. tho Giliio Ccsarc. and the Leon
arto da Vinsi. the latter named after
the great Fiorentinc painter. poet and
engineer OF the 18th and 18th centur-
les. who vas also one 81 the first naval
architects Of his time.
These three are OF the same size
a. the CATO Duiiio. but their arma-
menfs. aside from the thirteen i2-inch
guns are different. they having eiEh-
teen f.5-iuch and fourteen 2inch guns.
They we're completed last year.
The 9Th dreadnouEht. the Dante
AiighicFi. g.. as BELTS the naurPsaSe OF
the sreat Italian poet and wanderer.
in a class by herself She has a dis
placement of 1900 tons. and a com
piem~rt 81 300 officers and men. she
vas completed I'm 1912. with twelve
tZiuch twenty 47-inch and thirteen
a-ineh guns. Her length Is $50 feet.
being only - feet less than that OF
the others.
The enormous anuihiiating force OF
the dukes enc dreadnoughts may be
calculated when 10 Is known that they
can simultaneously discharge a broad
side % sixty-fouT 12-inch guns at a
large; every minute and a half. de-
iiveriuE a mass Of shells weighing ST.
200 pounds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

G. N. C. IS GOING AFTER
MOLINE SWINGING SIGNS

Rslaffvs ta tas cifg beaafirsI can
Dalsn. rs O. willis al a meetinE ~ tGa
Csrsafsr MaHaa e0mmfftee Yesterday
proposed mat ths cry authorities aad
police B- Instructed to enf1rcr ortt
aaacss whleh e9V eSist. ta prsveaf A.
euaia.alloa "a rubbfsa a sEs streets
and alleys ta tae sams connection A.
g. VsndsrV eunett s1EErste,l that
swtaziax sad prgtrudfnE stEas be- 70
moy~si and that unnecessary poles b.
eliminated
rbs Woulaa cia1 % East Woiaae. fe
q eaasnaaieafioa Co che q va o.. asseG
that BODY o. use iEs rIorfs t1 have
ofncess ar the rrtCHv Railway eom-
pssaF orehfeU sasoElas ou the plat
form 90 street ears The co13r1iefeo
- rsa to eeoger2te win any orEtria
satisf q have thts practice stopped
a a4aailaiclstlan fr1u1 ths Coi9rs.tg
aDrfnas CoaanerciaI eiab. stains tasE
m-raSers g taat Organizations woglG
DrobahtY cone o. Moiias by agtoeS-
bic. vac -sesrFed bo tas good Foa.ls
COMMITTEES.
TIE q 10 o. accepted ss tavitstiou
frem e % MaxscI to visit tse esN
high school aeEt friday
several members are expected Co az
tend ere housing conference az sprinE-
aei4 wsrca g. r3 be- held on satersss
% a hEf which WI b. presented %
fhs stale tesisiafJ4rs Wsrch &C. ts pro
vitiss e0r CITIES o. build ho1ses aat ssli
them AnetAer bf.l hss been prepared
rsiasivs 60 tas same matter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
PolQPine
-a6,295, 514 Gallon Increase
What better argues correct fabrication
for any make or type of car?

Remember. please. that al
THE great gaIicnsge has come
over to Polarins within Srv>s
1>s~s-in the face OF wide
spread eompetition-
Remember. also. that luhTi-
eating oil r.. Of all motoring
neccssities. the most f-stgy-
fssf and therefore the most
Ssyrfsiiy TAes<zz 81 fA0s< rvsS
s'tss 20 eyrzryrs Ssy Fsizes-
Sarh an Increase means
this: Those who first bought
10 syr sfsL huyiag Poiarine-
and a.rg thousands each year.
because OF what fs<s< Hs<ys tell
them. are also choosing the
standard oil fSr motors"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

fore unable 20 do anything for them
selves. They had been confined TO
their rooms for several days without
food. The ambulance was summoned
and they were taken 20 local hospi-
tai. where an effort will be made TO
cure them OF the drug habit They
are said 20 be in a serious condition.
Ne. Pastor 20 Be instSlled.-There
will DO special services At 10 O'Clock
next Sunday morning a. the Holy
Cross Lutheran church on account OF
the installation OF tho new pastor.
Rev. q. G. Geisicr. The sermon will
be delivered By Rev. George JAEGER Of
What Cheer. Iowa. After the sermon
the installation will take place. This
wlii be In charge OF Rev. lager. The
church will be beautifully decorated
FOR tho occasion and the public is
cordially invited 20 attend. Rev. and
Mrs. Geisler viii be az home after next
Sunday at the parsonage. SIS Belle
avenue. There will be n confirmation
class either the latter part Of April
or the first OF May.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20
DAY IN DA NEWPORT

and was educated In this city. Thir-
teen years ago he entered the employ
% the Bstteudorf company as Office
boy and % hard and faithful work
Eas advanced 20 the responsible posi-
ton which he held at the time OF
death. lie was quite ball player and
for q time was a member OF the st.
Joe team In the Western league. He
vas married March 20. 1913. The de-
ceased wus q young man generally be-
loved By all who knew him He had
= bright future In life. which was only
too quickly Terminated by death. Sur
wing are the bcreaved wife. q moth
81. Mrs. Elsie Aiaiehau. and two
sisters. Mrs. Hiida volkmann and
Mrs. Vera KrocEer. both OF Daven-
port. The remains are expected to
arrive here Monday. The funeral will
be held from the Elks lodge rooms.
deceased being a member OF the or
der.
Camel Bern In cavenport-At the
winter quarters % the World 4,
Home" carnival company az the old
trt-city packing plant on Howell street
below Rockingham. baby camel was
bora Thursday night The addition
20 the carols of the company Is be-
iieved 10 b. the first that ever saw the
Hight % day In Davenport
la1danuni Used for Oope.-I.auda-
num used 10 appease the craving for
drugs proved almost fatal 20 Mr. and
Mrs. z. G. Roberts. 3osi- West Second
street Both are now In n local hos
piiAl suffering from the effects OF the
poisonous drug. For several DAYS
neishbors had no; seen Roberts nor
his wife. They rualiy notified the DO.
Ice and ofiicer Carl House went on
an investigation OF the place last night.
when he arrived at the rooms he
found them IN Al insanitary and de-
pioraoie condition. Both people were
sun"rins as result of the use OF
some strong drug. When they were
questioned they admitted that they
had been addicted 10 the use OF drugs
ana When the new federal law wen.
INTO effect they started using lauda-
nun to satisfy the craving for drugs.
IL u presumed that they had taken an
overdose Of the drug and were there
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

$3.50 Raised for Purse.-RaisinE 1920
on their pledge OF $1,000 for the sup
port o. the Scott County Farm I'm
provemeut league, the work OF the
finance committee OF the league among
the Davenport business men IS nearly
completed. u is believed that the re-
maiuder OF the $1,000 viii be secured
within a week. The finance commit
tee calls attention 10 the fact that
farm league. or county agent work. is
not a sporadic or local movement in
Scott county. but is the result of a
national movement begun by the
United States congress to give the
farmers the benefit OF the scientific
knowledge gained by the federal de-
partment Of agriculture. II cost the
United States 5000. 600. 900 10 organize
and run the department o. agriculture
up To the present time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

aza ousAais fsss brs ths rlasts ass
twice 80 shiek e. ne row. The Yield
sss over dsssis that % acioiaius
ssias planted ths Cd vaT.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

Ice Dealers 10 Come In 1e16.-Ice
dealers OF Iowa have selected Daven-
port as the home for their 1916 con
vention. after a hard fight made by
Davenport dealers and the local Com
mercial club. Des Moines. Waterloo
and Cedar Rapids were after the meet
ing and gave the Davenport delegates
strong competition. II is expected
that over $50 delegates will be in at
tendance at tho convention here next
year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

A sew method OF growing corn nas
gwen good results ia dry-iand ss.s-
tions % western Kansas. IRE rows
are seven t~st aeart fasfrat OF three
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

Polarins maintains the cor
rect iubricating body NJ cpov
motor speed OF Temperature
Id unfaIiinxiy ixsyIlss<5 Sr~yz
h,sesse->f Part and protects
metal surfaces with . smooth.
dzrabis Gin Of oil-if mini
mixes szysss deposits. stops
deterioration and permits he
usAxinurn f~<f-power 20 Srs
fSyv-sk 20 the uk><is.
Use the ey<fsyynS protuct IN
any line aad you are usually
safe tn your choice
Rs1s-s-< IS rzs<< 81 se~rslssfs
- fk< ryr<s<sf eEssf 81 ffs fsss
sgar-r <rr~1 f.rsisf> -szt<s hs- zee
sf-.eEf - ysfslff. cuI
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

Woman Wants 20 Be School Head
Scott county may have a woman as
county superintendent of schoc<
Miss Estella Atkinson. n teacher at
the Washington school, has filed APP
pilcation as a candidate for the posi-
ton with the county auditor. The
election OF the county superintendent
will take place at the court house,
April g. when a convention OF the
heads OF the township boards will be
held. The convention will also set
tho salary OF the superintendent and
OF the assistant. Miss Atkinson is one
OF the foremost grammar school teach
ers In the city. and has had consider
able experience In educational work
In the city. She resides on rural
route No. !. and Is quite well scquaint-
ed with township officers throughout
the county. out of 90 counties in
Iowa. 50 have women as county school
superintendenis. and In every case the
county selecting the woman superin-
tendent for the first time. has never
since elected a man to the Office. Ev-
cry year more counties in the state
are choosing women for this position.
Henry Ronge. the present incumbent
OF the Office. has held the position for
eight years and seeks reelection. So
far Miss Atkinson is the only one OPP
posing him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

Surprising Move in Warfare on A.
seruan.-uavcuport viii BE- startled
shsu ihsy learn % the latest move 60
the party warfare upor Alderman VIII
q. Moth % che Sixth yard. city At
t1FucT L.afnbach has been in pCs
Af0lncs Tor some days. having Seen alb
seat from the council meetings % this
weeh. snd u Il Understood that prac-
tieaiiy all the time o. the legal depart
meat % the city is being devoted 20
tA9 movement 90 Gust 1fr. Moth and
sest AR. Lindholun.
NJ NOth's frtsnds have lust been
Interested By the accidental discovery
that a biii has been introduced IN the
legislature a section % which reads
az follows
That the once % any alderman
uhich may have heretofore been aiied
OF sourht % BE- ntis4 b appointment
pursuant 90 the provisions % section
uins hunGFsi tkirty-seven (s17l oc
ths supplement % the code. 1913. be
vacant. and such vacancy hereby Gro
atet shall b aiisd b. special election
az herein above provided
This movement GSAins, Alderman
Moth has progressed 20 the point
vhsrs q nay saifiy b called treason
against the city said Attorney r. u.
Cook o. the arm % Cook q Haiiun
Nr. Moths COUNSEL. If The legislature
can ceclare tho Sixth ward aldernAn's
ssat vacant. where does the city o.
Davenport stand undsr Sc special char.
teri To adri; such a possibility
voaid - folly. 90 invits 10 l. worse
4; would iavoivs an absolute surrender
20 the Legislature. n would create q
r-sc~tc-t destructive 90 the right OF
aay city 20 rule Itself Th~-e has been
a. stteup; 70 srnuxEie this bin through
wh.eh vs ~ars fortunate IN discover.
i-E. although I, !; we're passed the 81.
prsrze court would surely declare IL.
uncorstitufionai"
Ray ssiehsu Dies IN Wes..-Ray-
moab Maiehag. assistant superintsnd.
&c; o; the Bet;eador. corpauy. died
Thursday q; LorE Beach. Cal. whittier
10 bad gone a fer weeks besor.
Christmas FOE the beaeet OF his health.
lie -as - years old The young man
vas born n Davenport June 10, 1857.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-20

Obituary Reeord.-Mrs. Amanda c.
Wunder. 80 years OF age. died at the
family home In Durant, Iowa, after a
long illness. She was born in Kiel.
Germany. March s. 1862. In the year
1850 she came TO America with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Pruter.
The family settled in Arcadia. Iowa.
Two years they lived there and then
came 20 Davenport. On Feb. s. 1886,
deceased was married 10 Carl Wunder.
who survives. She is also survived by
three sons, Detlet C.. Henry l.. and
Alfred j. wunder; one daughter. Miss
Hilda a. Wunder: a daughter.in-law.
Mrs. Amanda wunder; two grand
children. Lloyd and Arnold wunder.
and two brothers. Julius C. Pruter of
Arcadia. Iowa, and Henry W. Pruter
OF Texas.
Mary. the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. Baker. 24Os Jackson street.
passed away yesterday morning after
a short Illness. Survivors are the par
ents and several brothers and sisters.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-01-02
AUCTION SALE.
MRS. EMILY SHAW
vs..
JAMES MANUEL.
State Of Louisiana, Parish of iberia,
18th Judicial District Court.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an order from the allowed named plain
tiff and defendant, authorizing me to ad-
vertise for sale and to sell the hereinafter
described property at Public Auction, the
act to be signed by both parties, l, L. O.
Hacker resident of this parish, will Of
fer for sale, at Public Auction to the last
aud highest bidder, FOR CASH, at the
front door of the Conrt House in New
iberia betweee legal sale hours on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 3Oth, 1915,
the following described property to-wt:
certain tract of land, situated in the
End ward of Iberia Parish, Louisiana,
measuring twenty arpents in area and
bounded AS follows, North by the lands
of Louis Jean Louis, South by public road
East by lands of Rosalie Turner, and
West by those OF Mr. H Romero. Being
the lands which WAS purchased by James
Manuel during his marriage with the plain
tiff Emily Shsw. AlsoF one American
mule and one Cart, in order to effect .
partition between said parties pursuant
to decree Of this court.
L. O. HACKE0.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-01-02

MADISON LEBLANC.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-01-02
Dangers Of a Cold.

Do bu know that Of all the
minor ilments colds are by far
the m@t dangerous? It is not the
colds Aemselves that you need
to fea, but the serious diseases
that .fv so often lead to. For
that Ason every cold should be
gottd lrid of with the least pos
sible clay. To accomplish this
you vii find Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy Of great help to
yon. dposens a cold, relieves
the lu1Ss, aids expectoration and
enable the system to throw off
the cod. For sale by all dealers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-01-02
SUCCESSION SALE.
succession of Louis Delcambre,

| deceased.
10Th Jud. Dist. Court of Louisi
ana, Parish Of Iberia.
By virtue Of a commission is
sued unto US, undersigned Co.
Testamentory Executors, out OF
the above said Court, under an or
der granted on the 18th day OF
November, 1914, there will be
sold by the undersigned Co-Testa-
mentory Executors or a duly au-
thorized auctioneer acting for
them. the property hereinafter
described for such price as it will
bring on twelve months credit,
the purchaser being required to
furnish good and sufficient joint
security and special mortgage on
the property sold, on
/ Saturday, January 10th, 1915,
between legal sale hours at the
front door of the Parish Court
House, in the City of New Iberia,
La, the property belonging to the
above said Succession, and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
LIST. A certain lot Of ground
with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon, situated in
the Town of New Iberia, La,
bounded north by Bank Avenue,
south by Iberia Park Association,
east by Delcambre and west by
Hacker.
End. Another lot of ground
with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon, situated in
the City Of New iberia, bounded
north by Bank Avenue, south by
Delcambre, east by Delcamt! Ire
and west by
Sd. Another lot of ground and
improvement situated in the said
City, bounded north by Bank Ave.
south by Henshaw, east by Alley
and west by Orange Street.
4th. Another lot Of ground
and improvements thereon, sit
uated in said City and bounded
north by Douglas, south by Alley,
east by Ozeme and west by Alley.
5th. Another lot of ground
and improvements thereon, sit
uated in said City bounded north
by Viator, south by Lassalle
east by Lassalle and west by
Street.
9th. Another lot of ground
and improvement thereon, sit
uated in the 9th Ward of iberia
Parish, bounded north by Weeks,
south by Center Street, east by
Road and west by Derouen.
7th. Two mares and one colt.
Given this Goth day of Deem
Der, 1914.
DESIRE DELCAMBRE,
LAODICE DELCAMBRE,
Co. estamentary Executors of
Succession Of Louis Delcambre,
Deceased.
Burke, Burke & Smith, Attys.