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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-11

Jesse bennett. assistant cashier ui th.
First National bank. has returned to
Brownsville after am absence 1T more than
tw" months. partly ou business and partly
fer the benefit NJ ht- health. MT. Dcnurtt
visited III pa~o irons where hc went ,u rhc
Pacific coast. and besides visiting some ut
of The beautiful coast cities attended th.
clo~in. day. ~ tbc ranama-Parit expo
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-11

'NfHlhS ul MI. ana MI. ILLS NHtitN "t
auction 800. Mr.. CLANCY had caused her
home 10 he most attrurtivclN decorated m
holiday color~, the scheme Ul decoration
being carried out in the score cards and
the packages III which the prizes were
wrapped After the eamc- the hostess
served \ delicious buffet supper.
The ladies first prize. y hand crochetcd
rentcrpiccc. was won hl Mr.. john II. Rut
ledge. the second prize for Iadic- IN Mi
Lucille Champion. and the consolation, Il
box of candy. wa~ won hv Mr.. NJ. r.
MrDuvitt. a. NJ. Kent won the gentle
men first prize, 4 collar and emf -yt. while
the Second. 4 Xix mutIlcr. wa~ won IN J.
G. George. Henry Bell wal awarlcd the
booby. a bottle of kctchup with the Label
reading ''catch-up." Mr.. Chimney was a-
sisted IN entertaining Pm Mn. A. VI. Cole.
Mr.. Annie Putc.uat, Mr.. w. r.. Clint.
Mr.. G.. III. More and Mr.. ". T.. NcDayijt.
The guests Of the cycring were: Mc--r~.
and Mc~damc- M. r.. McnayItt. M. h..
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Greg. W. =. West. Fred Truuit. II. r,In,..
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Fourth Grade (EOyS.)

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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-17
WANTS Or. PEARSON,

Henry w. Ortte, formerly OF
New iberia, recently called at the
Herald Office, aud discussed the
candidacy OF DIR. Clarence Pear
son, Of New iberia, for the guber.
Material race in the coming cleo
ton. He believes DIR. Pearson is
thoroughly competent to take
charge OF the affairs Of the state
and manage them on al econo
mical basis; as be has just made
9 remarkable success OF the insti.
tute for the insane at Jackson.
La. producing enough from the
institute farm to erect new build
iDgs tor the inmates, besides Civ.
ing satisfactory attention to the
patients. Mr.. Ortte IL Of the Oh
inion that it is time to elect q
business man to the head OF the
state rather than some lawyer. "a
has been the practice, and that
DR.. Pearson will be an admirable
candidate nnder these qusliiicas
tloDs Lake Arthur Herald.
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BIG War IS TO
END IN OCTOBER,
SAYS KAISER

London. July IA, $40 A. M.-The
German emperor, according to the
Times, in 4 speech to a deputation Of
bankers who had insisted on an inter.
view to point out the financial difficult
ties of the situation and the grave
risk attending the pursuance Of the
cRmpaighn through another winter.
stated that the war would end in Oa.
tober.
The banks are alleged to have de.
clAred even If the war were brought
to an end Immediately and an lndem-
nifty obtained Germany's position
would be difficult. but that il the war
were prolonged the German empire
would become entirely bankrupt.
II was in reply to these representa-.
tiOns. according TO the Times that the
emperor 10 understood to have de-
clared the war would end In October,
A conference in Berlin of the
finance ministers of the several Ger
man states to day approved the pre-
sentation of DR.. Karl Helfferich, sec.
rotary of the German imperial treas
ury, regarding Germany's financial
situation.
The war loan and taxation and other
measures to be submitted at the meet.
ing Of the Reichstag, including gains
from the manufacturers of war mate
rails, also were discused.-N. O. States.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-17
COMMISSIONS AND CLERKS Of
ELECTION

At meeting OF the Parish EN-
ecutive Committee of the Progress
sive Party, held on Tuesday, July
18th, 1915, the following Commits
sioners and Clerks of election were
selected to serve at the Primary
election for Delegates to the Con
stitutional Convention, to be hello
July 9th, 1915.
FIRST WARD.
commissioners: Charles Gary
Gabriel Gary and Gustave Leblanc
Clerks: Willie Patout and Or,
Patout.
Special Deputy: Alexander Gary
FIRST WARD-Second Precinct.
Commissioners: Eugene Falgout
T. j. Belanger and w. II. Tibbetts
Clerks: Leonce Broussard anC
Henry Daigle.
Special Deputy: Geo. Kaufman.
SECOND WARD.
Commissioners: Sidney Hebert
Perrin Duplantis and Eraste BONN
Clerks: Jules Olivier and j. j
Smith
Special Deputy: ". Romero.
THIRD WARD.
Commissioners: +. NJ. Bodin: Ern-
est Decuir and Lee Verret.
Clerks Louis Decuir and p. g
Valet.
Special Deputy: Louis BONN.
FOURTH WARD.
Commissioners Joseph Camos
Antoine Gonsoulin and Frederick
Decourt.
Clerks: John o. BONN and Gus
tave BONN,
Special Deputy: Ademar Breaux
FIFTH WARD.
commissioners Hamilton Derou-
en-; G. o. Pharr and Elodias Ro-
nero.
Clerks: Ulysse Landry and Le-
once Sandoz.
Special Deputy: CASTOR Segura
SIXTH WARD.
Commissioners. Albert Deblanc
A. A. Girard and Hicks Fremin.
Clerks: Clet Girard and o. Rem
oudet.
Special Deputy: Edgar Lamperez
SEVEN I'll WARD-First Precinct
Commissioners: Numa Miguel
Homer Landry and Simonet Miguez
Clerks: Homer Delcambre and
Marcel DerOuen.
Special Deputy; Delino Del
cambre.
SEVENTH WARD-2nd Precinct.
Commissioners: l.. G. Hayes;
Ovey Gary and Sam Romero.
Clerks: Paul McIlhenny and Mich
olas Broussard.
Special Deputy: Henry Wag-
goner.
EIGHTH WARD.
Commissioners: Dumas MOresi
Willie Bracey and Albert Thibeaux
Clerks: ,Cessaire Leblanc and
Stephen Broussard.
Special Deputy: Gus Wattigny.
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JOSEPH DAVIS
VS.. .-.---------.-15S3/
FERNEST ARMlNTOR.

Notice is hereby given, tFat un-
der writ of fieri faciaS issued
out of the 9th Ward CitWCourt OF
the city of New Iberiay Parish of
iberia, in the above mafter, and to
me directed, /, NV. Dominique, City
Marshal, have seizsd And viii offer
for sale, and will saV at public auc-
ton, in front of tM City Hall, to
the last and higEeAt bidder be
tween legal sale RourS, on
SATURDAY. JULY17th, 1915,
The following described proper
ty belonging ITO the Aaid Fernest
Armintor, to WITT
The conteEts of the Electric The
atre Building, situated az Ne. los
w. Main ST, in Newt Iberia, La,
consisting of a motion picture show
paraphefnalia, chairs, electric pi-
ano, and other furniture ann fix
lures.
To pay and satisfy Judgment of
$1,000, together with interest and
all costs.
Given officially this S0th day of
June, A. ID. 1915.
Nj. j DOMINIQUE,
Marshal.
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SEES NO HARM IN
NUDITY ON SCREEN.
Police Officials. Clergyman
and Others View "Hypo-
critics" Privately.
Principal Character, Miss
Edwards, Portrays the
Naked Truth.

About 100 persons-clerXym men,
teachers, police officials, representa-
tives of women's clubs and others
whose opinions were thought of value
gathered in the Washington theater
at noon to witness a private exhibit
ton of 'Hypocrites,' a motion picture
film which has created sensation In
New York city, because the principal
character, a woman, appears in the
nude. The actress, Margaret Ed
wards. plays the part Of truth-the
naked truth--in the photo drama,
which is modern morality play.
Everything possible was done by
the management to give the presenta-
ton an atmosphere Of reverence.
Hymns were sung of stage and the
pipe organ played church music.
There was q utter OF hand-clapping at
the end Of the fourth reel, and the
consensus OF opinion among those
present was that there was nothing
Objectionable in the film This. de-
spite the fact that there was no doubt
that Miss Edwards was nude. But
Miss Edwards is very beautiful
young woman.
II can see no reason why the film
should be anywhere altered" said
mmissiopenG gillespie.
John H. KVrsky, lessee of the
Washington theater, also says that he
can see no reason why the film should
not be exhibited.
Many of those present at the first
showing declared their Intention OF.
going again. They also admitted
when questioned that there was an ex-
cellent moral in the picture. Detroit
Eve News.
Elks' Theatre. Thursday. July 10th.
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RESOLUTIONS OF THE JUDICIAL
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

Be it resolved by the Judicial
District Executive Committee OF
the Progressive Party of tho 10th
Judicial District OF the State oil
Louisiana, composed of the Parish
es of iberia and st. Martin,
That Convention of tho Pro-
gressive Party of said District is
hereby called for the purpose of
nominating candidate for the
Progressive Party of the office of
District Attorney for the 10Th judi
icial District of the State of Lou
isiana, composed of the Parishes of
Iberia and st. Martin to be voted
for at a special election to be held
in said Judicial District on Tues
day, August 31st, 1915.
Be it further resolved, etc. that
said Convention shall be held at
New Iberia, La, on Thursday, Aug
ust 9Th, 1915, at o'clock p. nj.
Be it further resolved, ETC., that
the basis of representation al said
Convention shall be st. Martin IL
and Iberia 1G, which said delegates
shall be selected by Parish caucus
es, which said Parish caucuses shall
w SdICu loI each FdflSn Dy the
respective Chairmen of the Parish
Executive Committee of the Pro-
gressive Party.
Which said resolution was pre-
sented by DIR. M. +. Morvant and
on motion Of Mr.. P. A. Landry, Sec
onded by Mr.. J. j. Burdin was a.
dopted.
(Signed) JNO. d. VALET,
President.
d. c. Liable,
Secretary.
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PARTITION SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF iberia.
10th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
Jules Olivier vs. Lucille David, wife
of Alcibiade Lancon etPls.

Notice is hereby given thai by vir-
tue of a Judgment rendered. in the
above entitled and numbered cause on
the day Of JuLe, 1915. and to me
directed, I. George Henderson, Sher-
iff, through J. F. Breauk. Deputy
Sheriff, duly sworn aud Qualified in
and for the Parish Of iberia, La, will
offer for sale and will sell at public
auction, for cash. to the last and high
est bidderA at the front door of the
Court House, in the City bf New he
ria, La. between legal sale hours, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST Il A. D. 1915.
the following described property. to-
wit:
A certain tract of land with all the
buildings and\ improv Hnents thereon
and thereunto\ belonging and all ap-
purtenances thereof, situated at Isle
Aux Cannes, Id said Harish and State,
containing Fifty -twoland one-half ar
penis; bounded North by lands Of
Leon Broussard\ South In part by
lands OF H. PatbuN ard in part by
lands belonging Vn indivision to II.
Patout, and to the succession Of Jean
Baptiste CedotalVan wife, Lorenza
Breaux, East in pkrt by lands of Leon
Broussard and In hart By lands of Eu-
gene Broussard and West by lands of
H. Patout. being part of the same
land acquired ini exchange by !. y.
Cedotal from d. Cedotal of record In
Book Of Oonvey4ncss 80 folio 107.
Another certain tract Of land with
all the buildings and improvements
thereon and thereuntp belonging, sit.
uated at Isle Aux Cannes, Ia the
said Parish Of Iberia, State of Lou.
isiana, containing twenty five ar
penis more OF less. bounded North in
part by lands of Eugene Broussard
and In part by the lands of the success
sion Of J. B. lCedotal and wife, East by
Public Road, and West by lands Of H.
Patout, being the same undivided
rights, title and Interest," acquired by
J. B. Cedotal from Ophelia Soiguier,
wife of N. Charpentier and formerly
widow OF L. Cedotal. of\ record 10
Conveyance Book AZ folio 100 or Jan
uary l6th, 1902 and from Melvina and
Eugena Cedotal Of record id Convey
ance Book So folio 1871, Jan. 10Th, 1906.
To effect a partition between the
plaintiff and defendants cotowners
herein.
Given officially this 3rd day Of July.
A. d. 1915.
GEO. HENDERSON, Sheriff.
Per J. F. Breaux, Deputy Sheriff.
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GRAND JURY
Continued from page L.

pie to their apparent extravaganza
consequent upon model road con-
struction is Indicative of the pre-
waxing, predominating progressive
spirit of our present day Police
Juror. His courage and logged
determination have furnished dirt
prehensive enough to Immediately
respond to all and every need, not
only OF the farmers, but also of all
industries and commerce OF the
parish. The purchase and opera
ton of the ditching machine has
proved it's wisdom and the praeti-
cal work performed by it, demon
strate the possibility and the prac-
tibility of good dirt road construc-
ton in the State.
The report of the School Board
submitted to us by its Secty. who
is also the parish school superin-
tendent has received most careful
attention. For the first time in
years we find the school Board OPP
Grating on cash basis. The
schools have been SO standardized
and coorGinated to make one pow
erful educational agency out of
the whole public school system.
Special commentator is due the
school board for it's devotion and
loyalty to the school interest
Without fee and Enumeration they
have spent unstintingly, OF then
time and money to rescue an embar-
raised public school system and
have placed ii on a standard equal
in efficiency to any of any parish
in this state. To the efforts OF
the superintendent is also due a
share of the credit of this work,
With consummate ability he has
succeeded in placing our public
school system in the front of all
systems in the state, place right
ly belonging to it.
1t is an additional qualification to
mention that no violation of the
Sunday and gambling laws have
appeared before us.
With this brief summary we fin.
ish for the present our arduous la
bOrs and trust that the future viii
record the same measure of pro-
gress, Improvement, and content.
ment, that come under our present
observations as Grand Jurors, anC
we beg to thank you for the oppOr.
tunity we have had to discharge
those mementous, necessary civic
duties, that go hand in hand witt
exemplary citizenship.
r. r. DELAHOUSSAYE,
Foreman
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-17
Progressive Parish Executive Com.
front page

the returns of said PRIMARY cleo
ton shall be made to the Chairman
of this Committee as required by
Law and the result of said election
canvassed and announced accord
ing to law.
Be it further resolved, etc, that
the declarations of intention to be-
come a candidate must each be ac-
companied by certified cheek In
the sum of Seventy (S7O.00l Dol
lars, to defray the expenses of the
first Primary, and in the event of
second Primary second deposit
in like amount shall be made with
said Chairman on or before Aug
ust list, 1915.
Which said resolution being sub
mitted to the Committee, was upon
motion duly seconded, adopted on
this sth day of July, 1915.
(Signedl JNO. d. WALLET,
Chairman
(Signed) Nj. f. MORVANT,
Secretary
ATTEST -
A true and correct copy,
NJ r. MORVANT
Secretary.
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STANDARD OIL co. OF LA.
VS., .--------- -- $4,000 bJL
FEANEST ARM1NTOR

Notice is hereby give9I that I'm
der writ Rf fieri fagfas, issued
out of the 6tA Ward CITY Court OF
the city of NEW IbeHa, Parish OF
Iberia, in the Above matter, and to
me directed, l, N. j dominique, Ci5y
Marshal have sAzfd and will offer
for sale, and wiilXell at public auc
ton, in front oY\he City Hall, 10
the last and Wgh\st bidder. be
tween legal saH hotks, on
SATURDAY, JUN nth, 1913,
The following desc\ibel proper
ty belonging to the Vail ferne-t
Armintor, 10 wit
The contents of the Electric The
atre Building, situated Rt No. los
w. Main St, in New lfef'a, La,
consisting OF motion picturs show
paraphernalia, chairs, electric pi-
ano, and other furniture Ana fix
To pay and satisfy a Judgment of
5000, together with interest and
all costs.
Given officially this 3oth day OF
Jhne, A. d. 1915.
NJ. j. DOMINIQUE,
Marshal
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-17
ELKS' THEATRE.
William Farnum, 100000.
Screen Star, Trained Siren
uously for the Big Fist
Fight in THE Plunderer >

Listen, you aspirants who
yearn, for eminence in the mo
ton pictures; do you realize what
it means in hard, cold reality to
be a great photo play actore Read
how William Farnum, the Sl0O.
900 star of the Fox Film Corpora
ton, William Fox, President.
earns his stupendous aiary and
you may suffer change of heart
aud decide that maybe the office,
counter or factory is all right
after oil. In the first place rigb'
after Mr.. Fox signed up Mr..
Farnum (the first eminent drama
tic artist permanently to forsake
the spoken for the silent stage) he
did what any business man would
do aud proceeded to 'cOver his
investment" The actors face
and body were insured against
injury or disfguring accident for
100000, the same amount as his
yearly stipend. But. just mo
ment. To begin with the pnlcy,
one of the wierdest pieces Of in
suranoe ever written, prohibits
Mr.. Farnum from going any
where unaccompanied by physi
ciaD; he may not drive his on
cars, sail his yacht. indulge in
swimming or any other sport ex-
cept under the supervision of tins
medical guard Even his diet il
prescribe for him and the insur
ance company gets weekly re.
port of his condition. The old
poet had it right when he SAID
"uneasy lies the head that wears a
crown"
But that insurance policy is not
the only thing now worrying Mr..
Farnum He Is still talking Of
the two mODths of rigorous train
ing he was put through for the
great fight in THE PLUNDERER
by Roy Norton, the latest of the
William Fox photo plays in which
the most popular of all Americas
actors appears in "real Farnum
part"
The fight in THE PLUM.
DERER is the most thrilling
bare knuckled battle ever filmed.
1t is positively terrific in it's Zero
cionsness Fsrnum, single hand
ed, fights and bests a score of
drink mad aud hate crazed West
ern miners. He toys with the en-
ragged physical giants like an
aroused Titan, as, with his bare
knuckles he hammers them into
insensibility, aveDglDg the mur-
der OF his aged friend, Old Bells
Parks. 10 get the full realism
of the part the actor conditioned
himself for eight weeks just as
vigorously as il he had been 90
ing after the heavy weight cham
pionship In freezing weather be
rose at FIVE thirty A. NJ. at his
country place 1T Sag Harbor, l..
l., aud under his stern eye Of
trainer, logged ten miles over the
frozen roads while his mentor
rode at ease in an automobile.
Then came a swift dip in the icy
waters of the harbor from the
dock of his estate; followed a
brisk rub down and breakfast.
After q brief rest Mr.. Farnum
spent most of the morning in his
gymnasium, sparriDg and daily
ing with the medicine ball. In
the afternoon came another iog
over the roads and then q very
light dinner and bed. So when
you see that battle upon the
screen in THE PLUNDEREk-
and 1t is the most heart quicken
ing, breath.oatching fist flght
ever fllmed-don't forget, as you
see the actor smashing and slash
ing his foes, that, unnaturaly, IT.
was some job to find actors will.
ing to face the Farnum fats.
RIks' Theatre Tuesday July 20.
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NOTICE OF HOMOLOGATION.
10Th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
state of Louisiana; =
Parish OF Iberia.
Succession \pf
ROBER1\ BROWN, Deceased.

-
Whereas, INA. Fagot IA resident
OF the Parish OF iberia /Administra-
tor Of the above entitled Success
sion, has filed Sn Xhis Honorable
Court, his final aGrount as Admin
istrator of said /Estate, together
with his petitiod praying that the
same be hom9logatAd and APPROX
ed.
Notice Is therefore Merely given
to all whom it may or doth concern
to show Cause, II any they have,
within ten days from the first pub
lication hereof, why she\prayer of
petitioner should not be granted
Witpess the Honorable James ST.
mon, Judge of our said cohrt, this
10th day OF July A. d. 1915.
A. j. MAUMUS,
D'p'y Clerk of Court.
Weeks 4 Weeks, Attorneys.
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Neuralgia Headaches, Cramps,
Collie, Sp1eins. Bruises, Cuts and
Burns. Old Sores, Stings Of Insects
Etc. Antins5tic Ane1yne. used IA.
ternally and externally. Price CSC.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-17
Bills Receivable
Corporation Of JeAnerette.
past due 3 Of 10 mills. ;. .. 81 900. 90
Notes Of City Of New Iberia 1880. 90

Il will be seen that the bills receiva-
bic are more than sufficient TO meet
the Indebtedness unprovided for.
Aftsr having operated the schools
OF the Parish for foil nine month
session, paying regularly and prompt
Y every teacher engaged in the work,
the Board finds itself with Q good bal
ance 10 bank, without one cent being
due Tor money advanced for mainte-
nance.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-17
CITY MARSHAL SALE.

| State of Louisiana, Parish of Iberia,
New iberia City Court.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1915-07-17

To the Foreman and Members Of the
Grand Jury.
Gentlemen:-In compliance with
your request, I submit herewith Z
statement Of receipts and disburse.
ments Of the Parish for the years 1914
aud 1915.
Total Revenues, Taxes and