New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-12-16
Iberia Lodge No. 80. Knights

! ton of officers at their Castle
Hall on Wednesday night last
with the following result: Chan
cellOr Commander, Frank Ber-
tram; Vice Chancellor. Harry IL
/ Winters; Prelate. Reginald Son
hermann; Master of Works, G.
/ NJ. Compton: Master at Arms,
Havert S. Sealy; Master Of FL
nance, A. G. Holleman; Master of
Exchequer, Leopold King; Keep
er. of Records and Seal, D. A. Dim
TRY; Grand Lodge Representa-
4 tive. Frank Bertram: Alternate,
Fl. II. Winters inner Guard. II.
Howell. Trustee of General
Fund w. L. RIM. w. D Rey-
nolds. Nathan Davis. Widows
and Orphan s fund-Dr. w. F.
/ Carsters, c. r.. Smedes and : y.
Winters. Trustee Of Prof. =: =, !,
fD- A. Dimitry.,la ~ sssv les.
T. Sash, Blind and Door Factory,
Especial work Of all description.
Cisterus 2. and tanks Bertrand
Lumber Co. .a ~. ss7s..s ~, rai.s,
f. The Maccabees of New iberia
held one Of their enthusiastic
meetings on Tuesday night last
after which delightful luncheon
in charge Of Mr.. dOzeme Jacob
twas served to the members The
occasion for the meeting was to
elect officers for the ensuing year.
They were chosen as follows ::
Past Commander. Julius Ber-
trand; Commander, f. G. Landry );
Lieutenant Commander. w. J..
Eves; Record Keeper, Max Levy;
Chaplain, Stephen F. Hale; Ply
sician. DR.. w. F.. Carstens; Ser
geant, Mos. Babb; Master-at-.
Arms. Ozeme Jacob; LIST Master
Of the Guard, Robert Bourg; I'd
Master Of the Guard. E. J. Lam
dry; Sentry. Henry Hollaman /;
Pickett. A. j. Landry; Trustee
for 1917. Luke L.. Bertrand. Dur
ing the procedure of the meeting,
State Commander w. j. Bulger
arrived to pay the Lodge special
visit and delivered an interesting
talk on Maccabeeism and it's
strength throughout the United
States. Prospects are bright dur
ing the incoming year for big
addition to the membership of
that F'raternal and Benevolent
Order.
8 Break your Cold or La Grippe
with a few doses of 666. 1ar'ir
. We were handed a copy of
the Literary Digest which contains |
an interesting article, entitled
'fCotton s Magical Rise Enrichingl
the World,' for reproduction in
this number of The Enterprise
Owing to the unusually crowded |
condition Of our columns this
week with legal and special Christ
mas ADVERTISING we were COM
PEELED to lay the article aside for
some subsequent issue when our
space will permit it's reproduc-
ton. The article is one giving a
true version Of the cotton situa-
ton in this country from the time
that the "Buy-a-Bale" movement
was started to help the farmer
from complete bankruptcy, until
now what even the seed itself is
bringing upwards of $1,000 ton.
When this article is published in
one Of our subsequent numbers,
it will no doubt make interesting
reading for many of our subscrfb-
ers who ale not acquainted with
The situation as regards the feecy
staple. tsa
! WANTED-A couple who de-
sires room and board. Apply to-
PA Ann Street, A. D. Winters.
Last Monday afternoon, the
Society de Renaissance DlAssist-
snce Mutuelle which was organ
zed in this City some thirty-seven
years ago with Mr.. Pierre JubinI
IS its first president, who stills
3Fesides over the destinies of this |
lraternal and benevolent organi-
sation met in their Lodge room in
he Pythian building for the pur-
pose Of conducting some approp-
tate ceremonies among which was
he blessing of the banner byl
Father Lang1ois Of st. Peter
Catholic church. Mr.. Jubin is the |
,nly remaining charter member
,ince it's organization, the others