New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-10-09

nOunce that next thursday VIII
be Tag Day in New Iberia when
it is hoped that several hundred
dollars can be raised for the ben
eft of the Boys Catholic College
to be opened to the public at some
near future time. This is a laud-
able undertaking and the ladies
who have the matter In charge
will do their utmost next Thurs
dav to start the movement OF
raising money and get the neces-
sary funds to purchase the furnl-
tire for the College. 1t behooves
everybody to be as liberal as DOS
sible and help the ladies with
their work.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Ano-
dyne-Kills pain, stops putrefac-
ton.
To-day at Jeanerette a Foot
Ball contest will take place be-
tween the New Iberia High
School Foot Ball team and
that of the High School of
the before mentioned place. The
members of the club are lined up
as follows: Charlie Latina, cen
ter; Fulton Derouen, left guard;
Willie Boudreaux, left tackle;
Beverley Hebert right end; Jules
Arnandez, left end; George Blum
enthal. left half; Clarence Della
houssaye, right end; Lee Her
peche, right tackle; Odillon
Breaux, full back Kramer Hatch,
left half; Fisher Koch, right tack
lie; Vincent Briganti, quarter
back; George Monk, left guard !;
Jessie Carlin, right half; c..
Broussard. sub. left; II. Daigre,
sub quarter. "A large number Of
our young people will accomp-
any the boys to the battling
grounds and an excellent game is
expected.
The beautiful Henshaw prop
erty which will be converted into
a college the latter part of next
year by Rev. Father Langlois of
st. Peter S Catholic church will be
used in the meantime as a home
and club quarters of the Knights
of Columbus of this City. Yes
terday they began moving their
pharaphernalia to their new
quarters and now the members
can boast of having the best
quarters of any fraternal and be-
novelent order in our City. Faith
err Langlois in the meantime will
devote all of his energies in Sc
curing his teachers for the open
ing Of the much needed school
which he will give the children
of New Iberia and it's surround
ings. There will be plenty of room
here for an educational institu-
ton which the good priest pro-
poses to give our people and we
nredjct great success for the un-
dertaking.
Invlgoratlng to the Pale and Sickly
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic.
GROVES TASTELEsS chill TONIC. drives out
Malaria. enriches the blood and builds up the sys.
tenn true tonic. For adults and children. soc
The U. S. Department Of
Agriculture has secured the sefv-
ices of James M. Burr, a native
Of this Parish to instruct the ne
groes who wish, to learn diversi-
fed farming in Iberia on scien-
tific basis. This well-known col
ored man graduated at the High
School during the year Of 1890
after which he entered Leland
University, finishing is studies in
. 1904, thence he spent several
years at the Northwestern Univers-
itv after which he passed civil
service and is now in the employ
of the Government as Farm Dem
onstrator for Iberia to teach the
colored people. While Iberia has
only a limited number Of Negro
farmers who will get the benefit
Of his knowledge. still there is
plenty of room here for his serv-
ices and we feel satisfied much
good will accrue from his efforts
among the colored people.
During the latter part of the
month the large implement and
dairy supply firm of Messrs. Dial
las & Bertram will remove from
their present location near the
Southern Pacific depot to the
Murray building, next door to the
grocery store of DeBlanc & Ian
dry. The store will be- thorough
ly overhauled and put into shape
for these enterprising merchants.
These unntlnmon have within tho