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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-11-02

ports at least indicated that the dis
ease apparently was not making more
rapid Roadway than on the preceding
Sunday and Monday. In some counties
too. the authorities by rapid organi
cation have been able to got tho upper
hand of the situation and now have
improvised hospitals which in meas
urc are meeting the crying need for
doctors and nurses.
Every possible med 'um has been
utilized by the State Board Of Health
for the dissemination of its informa
lion relating 10 the care Of tho sick
and the prevention Of Influenza s
spread. Untold thousands OF posters
and bulletins have been sent to post
masters and TO school authorities.
while the local councils Of defense also
have proved valuable agencies for tho
distribution Of literature. These coun
ellis and tho school superintendent
are now being asked to call to their
assistance committees Of citizens who
will aid in passing down the line"
the warnings and the suggestions
which can do so much to halt the
pcs'ilcntial vis;tor. I'm other words
communities all over the State are
being urged to have reprinted and
widely circulated tho bulletins, Leaf
lets. placards and other publications
which have been sent them in ncccs
sarily limited quantities from Rich
mond.
Printers ink, in crisis like the
present. can do world OF good If
the advice it conveys is even half fol
lowed. 1t should not he inferred how
ever, that the State Board of Health
is contenting itself with nero print
cd words. It's members and their ass:s
tants have been working day and night
to supply physicians and nurses for
those ill-fatcd sections which have
found themselves unable to give ado
quatc care to their sick. Much has
been accomplished in this direction
though thrice the number of doctors
and nurses now in the field would
not suffice 10 meet actual needs. tt
is hoped, however that the instruct
ions for the home care of the sick
will go far towards helping the public
out of lis difficulties. And the sick
themselves can greatly facilitate mat
tors by going promptly to bed as soon
as they sense the least sign of i'll
ness.
An order just issued by the State
Board forhids tho holding of any
public auctione in Virginia. for these
affairs In counties and cities alike.
attract large gatherings. And crowds
above I'll things, should be avoided
just roN
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-11-02
WHEN YOUTH WEEDS AGE.
Woman of Twenty-Five Becomes the
Stcpmothcr OF Man OF
Sixty three

Danbury, Conn, October 2l.-A
mere girl of twenty-five one day and
the next day stCpmothcr to Il man
SlNiy-thrce years old, grandmother
to ncr youthful stcpSon's children
oa>n old enough to be her own mott,
cr, anG E'rai grandmo, her to her
StcpSon's grandchildren who are near
or her own aSc and last but by no
means least bride Of Samuel II. Run
dic. cighty-SiA and worth $4,000, 900
such Is the record Of Mss Gladys
a. Brown Of Washington and New
York, which has today set all Dan
bury by the caIs.
HIS physician informed him the
aged groom declared tonight that he
would live five years longer if he mar
RED. Mr.. Rumble was formerly bank
or. He is president and owner OF
the Danbury Fair.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-11-02
RONCENERIIG NEWS.

Ronceverte, w. Va, October IS
Mr.. Sam Mason has an attack of
Influenza.
Friends of Miss b. A. Brown are
glad to see her out again after an
attack Of the Flu.
Theodore Miller, who was very i'll
at Charleston, w. Va. is improving
Miss Thclma Sweeney had Il pleas
ant visit in the country last week.
Mr.. William Green, who has been
i'll at his home on Main Street is
better at this writing.
Miss Rcbccca Peck was a visitor
in our city last week
Rev. I. IT. Carpenter was visitor
at White Sulphur Springs Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Allen has been i'll at
her homo but is improving.
Mr.. Henry Moore received mes
sage of the death of his brother,
Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grayson and son,
John are able to be around after an
attack of Influenza.
Miss Missile Lee. tc sister Of Mrs.
Matte Cousins, is dctd. She had
lived in New York for number Of
years and only came home about
three weeks ago.
DR.. Critchlow. OF Charleston, w.
Va, superintendent of the Colored
Sanatorium located at Dimmra
passed through our city enrOutc to
see how his work is progressing and
to receive patients.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-11-02

Nearly $4,000 Cases Arc Actually
Reported in Virginia--Hcalth
Authorities Straining Every
Nerve.

While there il no accurate way of
estimating exactly the number Of in
fluenza cases i'm Virginia. those asso
ciated with the State Board of Health
in its prodigious work of fighting the
disease. are Of the opinion that at
least 100000 people now are yictims
OF the all-pervasive malady. A total
OF 81, $50 cases had been reported up
to Tuesday afternoon. The "flu" has
spared no section whether rural or
urban and has sent hundreds to
their graves, though Tuesdays re
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The Agricultural and
Technical Colle6e

SUMMER SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS
AND STUDENTS WHO DESIRE TO
DO SUMMER WORK.
ANNUAL SESSION
Begins juno 2i, 1913 and Continues
Six Weeks
strong Faculty, Shady Campus,
Pleasant Surroundings
REGISTRATION Foe for New Students. So
Registration Fee for Old Students. 81
Persons preparing to lodge on tho
campus are advised to secure lod gins
in advance by sending, at once, their
Registration Fee.
For terms. courses OF study, and
other information, address
PRESIDENT DUDLEY,
a. u Il. SUMMER SCHOOL,
Greensboro. N. G.
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NTED--In Each County in the
u. S. One Lady or Gentleman to
make $4,000 per month handing
out our circulars at Colored
Churches. Stamp for reply.
GLOBE PRODUCING & MANU-
FEATURING CO., $50 Carlisle
Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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A6ENNs 0UT.TF-fi YTaIr Grower, I 1an- r
| gle OIL. Shampoo. 1 Pressing OIL, l Fare |
Cream and Direction for selling--a2.es. [
- %. a cent? extra i2r gQstage
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Agent For Planet.

All persons leaving Richmond and
nearby cities for Atlantic City, on
vacation or for work, this Spring and
Summer, may obtain the very latest
news OF their homes in The Planet,
at Arthur A. Williams. Agent, 901
IL Baltic avenue.
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COMRADES To Erect
A MONUMENT FOR
SOLDIER
Office of Chaplain, Sixth Regiment,
159th Depot Brigade,
Camp Zachary Taylor. Ky,
October Is, 1918.
RIclnnChd Planet,
l.ichmond. Virginia.

Editor OF The Planet: l am send
ing you news matter relative to the
death Ct Private Henry w. Richard
son, 317th Labor Battalion, Quarter
master Corps, u. S. \.
Believing it will be an inspiration
to our race as we'll as news to the
general public, TO know that ono was
accounted so worthy.
We hope to erect this monument
in the National Cemetery in his
home town. This will be the first
monument erected to Il colorcd man.
as far us we know, who has partici
pated in this great struggle for
democracy. Rev. II. A. Greene,
former pastor of 11bcnczcr \. NJ. T..
Church. Washington. ID. c., now
Chaplain of 9th Regiment, 18th
Battalion, Camp Taylor, has been
given charge Of the erection Of the
proposed monument.
Sincerely,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-11-02
RICHARD \. GREENE,

1st Lieut.. and Chaplain u. S. A.
9th Reg, 159th Depot Brigade.
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WANTED--A Good Barber, GO per
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week. Address, I'll. N. HOPE
WE'LL, MarLinsburg, W. Va.
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FE M AL
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She ranks with the bcsa in her
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She is rroluincur in ieassruM or
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-31

LABORERS
MEN WANTED FOR CONSTRUCTION
WORK. TRACK WORK AND FREIGHT
HANpI.ING; WHITE OR coI.oRED.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
STEADY WORK; NO LOST TIME: BOARD
AND LODGING AND AT LEAST $3.50 PER
DAY CLEAR. ADVANCEMENT FOR MEN
WITH ABILITY. -
4aN. 17TH ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-31
AR SHORTAGE
DUE TO JUGGLERY
Of Political Pull to Gain
Results Had Been
Charged

Washington, July 81.

.5,Sf Washington, July 81.
washington officials have been plagued
~ some weeks by reports that have
4 capital that there has been political Jug
nlery with freight cars. There has been
serious shortage of cars, it has been
aid, which has made it almost impos-
ulble TO get cars for shipment of mate
rinls. especially lumber and cement,
without pull on the part of a Senator or
Congressman.
That political pull has been used or
that II has gained results is'vehemently
denied by officials of the Council of Ma
tfonal Defense, who have charge of ship
n7ent of cars for all materials that go ny
railroad The larger agencies for the
lumber and cement trade. of which there
are several here, also deny that juggling
< of freight cars has been practiced or thaI
\ political pull has been used.
Following the removal two or three
davs ago of the embargo on lumber snip
ments to the East and the freer move
n,ent of cement in all directions 1t has
become very easy matter to obtain
necessary cars for transportation OF Iun-
her and cement it was agreed todaF pE
o{l7ejals of the Council of National spe-
fense and by agencies of the large luhl-
her and cement associations.
The reports that there has neell
po,itical jugglery in obtaining raliWaE
cars to ship cement, lumber and nus
celianeous materials apparently nave
arisen from the fact that business mel
coming to Washington to make per
sonal appeal for cars have been unanIr
At first trial to fathom the intrlca cleS O!
the present departmental maze and nave
called upon the Congressman or senator
s.srom their district to find the man WIN
whom they wished to get into touch'
The Senators and congressman 40
this willingly in hundreds OF cases
simply putting their constituent in touG.1
with the man who has his matter III
charge and starting him off with per-
sonal introduction.
OfYicials of the council of national de-
fense say that in no instances nave
they observed efforts on the part or
coneressmen to bring undue influence
to bear to obtain GERS for their con-
stituents. Had such efforts been made
they say, they would have been quite
useless.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-31

OPERATOR on SCrcw machines in nar
small brass parts: eNr"riC-"Ni. "N'i1i''o
md steady woman wanted. Apply 23o5 y.
11th ct
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-31

one with experience on safe
guard ledger preferred: state age and ref
,renCe r 235. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-31

WOMEN
Cleaners for scrubbine In office bldg. white /:
hours per day. a, m. to a. m. and
p. m; to p. M; good wages; steady work
Apply Room 431. Land Title Bldg.
WOMEN. white colored, TO do general II
work. 2+4 $. 9TH st.
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YOUNG woMAN-ACCoUNTING DEPART.
MENT OF THE PUBLIC LEDGER DE.
, SIRES TUE sEKyrTEs yiT SpvA Sp rbrE bKsuaF az
sTENoGRAPHy AND T~YPEWRITING; ~ 4
RE HELPFUL. PUBLIC LEDGER COM
PANY, SIXTH AND CHESTNUT SITS.
You can help win the War -
wELI.-EDUCATED MATURE WOMEN
Stenographers and typistS
are wanted at once
MUST HAVE SEVERAL. YEARS ACTUAL
STENOGRAPHIC OR TYPING Ex-
PERIENCE
Special train to and from Philadelphia
Morning and Evening
Unusually attractive working conditions
WRITE
stating age. experience and nearest tele-
phrue number
ts OR CALL
Womens Employmcnt ODco
Hoy ls!and. Pa
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ACCOUNTANT, exp, competent, by large
mercantile estab.; per. pos, with good
prospects; only applications stating age. exp.
and earn'g capacity consid. II 943. Led Cen.
BOoKKEEPER' ASSISTANT. Apply by
letter only. Edwin Harrington Son 4 Co..
iTth ard Csllowhill SITS. Give age. reference
and salary.
BOoKKEEPER and stenographer: steady
position for competent. experienced kiyI;
offer not less than s11 Week TO staft- /
AT. Ledger Onlce. - a.
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VERTISING BUSINESS; MUST RE
BRIGHT AND ACTIVE AND NOT
AFRAID OF WORK. ADDRESS.
STATING AGE AND SALARY DE
SIRED. TO A s, LEDGER OFFICE.
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LABoRERs
GENERAL LABOR
A NUMBER OF GOOD MEN WANTED
FOR INSIDE LABOR
s2o-so4 PER WEEK
SOME HIGHER-PAID POSITIONS
FOR THE RIGHT MEN 90.
COME READY TO START WORK
PHI1.A. STORAGE BATTERY CO.
ONTARIO AND SITS.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-12-21
IN THE WAR ZONE.

"Eating in three languages'
was the name Of a STORY recently
written by Irwin s Cobb in de.
sefihing eats in the war zone.
Well thie does not apply To ont
boYa at the American Red Crose
Officers Hospital At Lancaster
Gate, London, They eat in one
language only aud that IL Amer
can Shredded wheat and pan
cakes with good Old Southern corn
syrup and happily substituted for
English portidge at breakfast,
'cnnuod hIllp aud other American
canned eats are fouUd on the
luncheon bill Of fare, while dinner
Is % per cent American With pie
and Iced ten iced tea in England
can you beat it., lrwin') for des
sert.
~ like working here said Cap
tain Red Cross, and English Boy
Scout attendant IN the Hospital,
"ll's h0s! | do errands for the off
cers. and I'm learning TO talk
Americaul What the officers want
mostly Ia cigarettes and candies.
Candies are chocolates" he ~
plains. "It's an American word
wondered what it meant at htst,
but that was before | learned The
language"
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-12-21
WORK BACK
ON WAR BASIS.

The Louisiana State University
ia making plans tn getting it's
collegiate work on n normal. ot
prevail, basis, according to an an
%nouneemeDt made by President
BOYD. Students who have been
absent on military duty during thr
frat months of the session who en-
ter or return to the Unlvrfslty dn
or before the opening of the sec
ond term, Dee. 30, will receive
credit fer all work mlesed Ly rea.
son of such absence.
Other regulations are annnnnced
by President Boyd AZ foiiowe:
l. The plan of dividing the an
nual session into three tefma oi
twelve' weeks each will he cont.
naed throughout the current seq
aion
2 The frat term will end or
Saturday, Dec y The second
term will begin ou Monday. Dee
30, aud end on Saturday, March
%. The third term viii begin on
Monday, March "a, aud end Oh
Saturday, June Ia
j. Students p%Iesent during the
first term will be given credit fol
The work OF the term upon eatis
f~actorily completing the WORK
after November l6, including the
examinations to be held during
the week ending Dec II.
4 Students who wish &c
change their course of study mueI
do 40 during the frat five day. OF
the second term.
s $ A / G. btudents will he
charged two thirds of the usuaI
annual University fees after their
discharge from the military OF ma
val service.
q. The Christmas holidays vii
begin on Saturday, Dee 81, at ]
y. M aud will end on Monday
Dec. 80, AT : a. m, Students may
be granted futloughs beginning
after the close of their last SEIZED
uled examination
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-12-21
ORDINANCE NO. $50.

An ordinance, giving official notice TO
whom ii may concern, that the Board
OF Trustees of The City of New iberia,
intends to pave All that portion of Main
Street, from the east side of Weeks
Street to the northern limit of it's cor.
porate linz II, aud Railroad Avenne
from Main Street to the Depot grotnd
Of the Southern Pacific Rail Road,
with either of the following types or
character of pavemeniH, to wit Sheet
Asphalt with concrete base. Six inch
Concrete pavement. Wire cut Brick
with four inch concrete base with mo
nolithic construction. Wood Block
with four inch concrete base, one inch
sand cement cushion. Eight inch
gravel.
Be It ordained by the Board of
Trustees of the City of New Iberia,
That pursuant TO ordinance No. 100 of
the Board of Trustees Of the City OF
New iberia, amending its charter
adopted August 14th, 1915, based upon
the provisions of Act % of the Gener.
al Assembly of the state OF louisiana,
notice is hereby given to whom 1t may
coucarn, that the City of New iberia
intepds to pave that portion OF Main
street Of this City from the east side
of Weeks Street, 10 the northern linn
its OF the City of New iberia and Rail
road Avenue from Main Street to che
depot grounds of the Southern Pacific
Depot, with either n Of the follow
ing type or character Of pavement:
First: Sheet Asphalt with concrete
base. Second Six inch concrete
pavement. Third: Wire cut . brick
with four inch concrete base, monoli-
thic Construction. Fourth: Wood
block, with four inch concrete base,
one inch sand cement cushion. Eight
inch gravel.
Notice is further given that, any of
the property owners, abutting that
portion of said streets TO be paved,
shall have the right by petition ad.
dressed to the Board of Trustees of
the City. to designate which of the
distinct types or character OF pave.
ment thus published, they prefer, and
IN the event that the owners of thirty
three percent frontage of the proper.
ties abutting that portion of the said
streets to be paved, should agree on
the /, pc or character, of pavement
thus published, the pavement thus de-
signated by said property owners shall
be adopted by the Board of Trustees
Of the City Of New Iberia, and con
tract shall be awarded BY said Board
of Trustees, to the lowest responsible
bidder, with the particular type or
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-12-21
Children Cry
FOR FLETCnER'S
Gas TIC RIA
4 WI FTER GARDEN FOR
livery SOUTHE HOME.

Something In the form Of green
vegetables may be had from the
outdoor garden every day of the
winter months throughout the
greater part Of the Southern
Utates. Perhaps It may be moth
Ing NOR, THAN turaip greens or a
Uish Of boiled kale, but il serves
Abe purpose OF giving the family
much needed green food and puts
Iron into the blood. There il per
l,Aps no vegetablsamore delicate or
nnpstixing than the universally
y cOllards Of the southern
ena. Fall planted spinach may
est 1t any time during the win
u, sven when the ground may be
bligAtly frozen, and 1t may be ne
Ueoeary TO plunge the freshly cut
bpina0h into cold water to remove
lhs frost.
Certain Of the more hardy varie.
ties Of lettuce, like Big Boston,
b grown during the winter
ssh slight protection by means OF
~ssaw or boards set Ut an angle on
~ north side Of the row. Onion
oose planted now will give an
abanoanCe Of early green onions
~ table use. There are quite
= number of crops that will make
: elov growth during the winter
M furnish = constant supply Of
levooo feed Tor the table. Get the
1enr6oo habit and keep the south
IN sordsu gong every month 10
~ yooE.-Wsekly News Letter.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-12-21
No. llS

Whereas q certain note of $4,000
made payable 10 holder or holders
ls due aud the City of New Iberia
Wishes to take NJ said note by is
sui1g a new note and making part
payment on the original,
Therefore Be II ordained that
Mayor II. s. Sealy ia hereby an
thotized TO sign and issue a note IN
the amount OF $4,000 payable TO
holder OF holders bearing interest
At the rate Of s per cent per annom
dated October 18Th, 1918, and
payable October 10Th, 1919
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-12-21
OFFICIAL MINUTES,
COUNCIL

New Iberia, Dec 10th, 1913
The Board of Trustees Of the
City IF New iberia convened thie
day in regular session with Mayor
II 5 sealy presiding, Mr.. Viller
min prepept Absent Mr.. Girard.
The minutea Of the previous
meeting were read aud approved
on motion OF Mr.. Villermau sec
onded by Mr. Sealy
The following resolution was of
fered by Mr.. Villermin seconded
by Mr. Sealy:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-12-21
A LETTER FROM AN iBERlAN
IN FRANCE,
Nov. 18th.

Nov. 18th.
From one of The Rainbow div
sion, 42nd which ia well repre-
sented by New Iberia Boys.
The Huns will never fight again
For the laat week we have surely
done our share, and now we are
coming in for the bonors. have
iust read the terms OF The arms
tice, 1t il great 10 make them take
a dose of their own medicine, you
know that our division the And
Rainbow have been IN II all, In
this last attack our battery was
the forward battery in the army,
some honor Ehq | have seen the
battlefield OF France The 42nd il
great, have one Of the best records,
if not the best in the whole army
You may think that | am Boosting
but look at our record LuDeville,
Baccarat (Lorralne) Champagne
July Ia, 10, l6, II when Fritz at
tackled, from there we went tc
Chateau Tbierry from there to st.
Mibiel, then TO Verdun and last
but when we wound NJ at Seda,
our division was the fret Amer
cans there aud were nearer the
German border than any other, we
never missed = scrap but one, and
that WAS at Scissors but we were
hitting the ball at Chateau Thier
nv and as it is impossible to be AT
two places ar the sane time we
we wernt there Say dad bow is
Tins for our Regimental Poet:
We Learned a little about the
Bocbe in old Lorraine,
We drove them from the srns
clear back across the Aisne,
We Strengthened out The salient in
Mihiel
Aud then we hiked thru the ia
nous Verdnn ield,
We did n little walk they called
the Argonne Bluee,
Then drove The dirty Hun from the
Aisne unto the Meuse.
There Ia more Of ii dad but one
verse Ia enough
The above au extract from y let
ter from Lieut. james Monk, lag
Il. A. Aud Rainbow Div. to his
father.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1918-12-21
character of pavement thus designated
nv unid uht,fftpy nvVoea

character of pavement thus designated
by said abutting wners.
And should no such petition be ad-
dressed to said Board Of Trustees.
within thirty days from present pub.
lie notice, or II the owners of thirty
three per cent of the frontage Of said
property abutting the portion of said
streets TO be paved, fail to agree In the
designation of any particular type of
pavemens thus published. as aforesaid.
then and in that event, the Board Of
Trustees of the City Of New Iberia
shall designate the particular type or
character OF pavement, h~ereinabove
described which shall be used In the
paving of said portions OF streets here
In designated, aud contract therefor
shall be awarded TO the lowest canon
sible bidder, for that particular tyne
or character of pavement to be thus
used
Signe6 II. s. sEALY, Mayor.
l.25
On motion of Mr.. VIllermip SOC.
onded by Mr.. Sealy the meeting ad.
iourned.
II. 8. sEALY, Mayor.
L +. vlLLERMIN, Clerk.