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Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-07
This Corn VIII
 Peel Right Off!

"eets It" Makes corns Come of
 The "7anana Peel" Way!
 Why have to flop on the floor, squeeze yourself up like the letter ''Z" and with bulgins eye draw your face up into a wrinkiy knot while you gouge and pull at the "guick"of a
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-07
NOTICE

There IS another urgent call hcm the War Department for more RED CROSS NURSES. Every patriotic graduate nurse should enroll at once. Blanks for enrolment can be obtained of MISS K. A. DOWD, Super mtendent at the WM. w. BACKUS HOSPITAL.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-07

wHHg YOU WANT to put your bus iress before the public there is no medium better than through the ad- - -. = .-4 r -tTT sse.- ss.- :.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-07

We advertise exactly
 Rs it is
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-07

| Mrs. Mary E. Gallup of Ledyard has
 been the guest of her sister. Mrs. A. A. Ripley, of Stonington.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-07
Academy Senior Glass.

The Academy Senior class has done work in flat decorated treatment of landscapes taken from photographs. Specially meriterious was the work shown by the Misses Eastwood, Fslle. Henrietta Browning and Harriet lia- ley.
 The Upper ana Lower lfiddles ia design have followed the development
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-07

Wilmington W. c. T. U. has sent $1o to the food fund in France, adopted one French orphan, and given S10 to the Armenian fund for starving wo- men and children. Two white ribbon recruits, Kenneth Richardson and George Mathews. have received the white ribbon from the unions presi- dent Mrs. E. J. Holman.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-07

James Lusk formerly of New Lon don, died in the Norwich State Hos pital in Preston, Tuesday. He leaves a brother, William Lusk of Groton Long Point. Mir Lusk was one of the oldest members of the St. Johns socie- ty, of New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-07

SidSb GeSiyUs The class in design is taught by Mrs. Guy Eastman and showed many orig inal features. There were accurate and very pleasing flower studies by Ella Sussman, Edna Herbert and
 Grace Taft. Miss Herbert also showed most interesting perspective problems in solor, and interior decoration of in tricate and unusual design. A very beautifully illuminated text, and re- peats for silk and cretonnes in deli- cate ciloring, were done by Miss Grace Taft.
 Miss Burnfam, Miss Taft. Miss
 Sussman and Miss Herbert have also done some unique floral studies. One table was given iip to the un- usual and original work of Felix Pan kiewicz, who is a member of the even | ing class. MT. Pankierwicz is consider | ed to be an embryo genius and evi-
 dences unusual talent, having rnadv | several carved crueifixes, Byzontine in I treatment some wonderfully carved
 and modelled toys, with several hqa6s
 in clay and a truly remarkable DOT
 trait bust of himself, some of these
 done before coming under the insttuc- tion of the art school.
 Academy Senior Class.
 The Academy Senior class has done l work in dat ddcorataa treafTdent al
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ben 6leiidoorraten, meld]e fir Sic
Yer Staaten arnee beltiulmt ma
rcfl, in anflage5uitanb neriebt. lii
ter ben Gngeflaeten srnnoen lidl
6lelider, ginfaufs Mgenten Ioapis
a%onfroaellre Der Hegiernng. SS,ibr-
lelite II. NJ @ie es fd)eint, botte lid,
enc eat5e< ganbe BON @aunern uno
Spisbuben pereinigt, Inn oie Mili=
tar geriDaltung nad alien Neaeln
Der annit su beibminoefn.
Gin Brand, bernriodJt aurd,
cine beftige grplolion. bat in Ser
demiiden 6abrif bon Maainfroot &
so. in st. 2onis einell nuf c, 600
geidasten Sdaoen angeriftet. Ser
5irma iparen pom ser gnnoes He-
gierrng ueridiebene aroBere aon-
trafte iibertrngeii, oeren Musfiibruna
nllrdl oas tSelier betrddtlid per5ouerf
Deroen miro.
Sn Sort Smith, arf., erld)oB
EN- geipilier Nent Yriee aus gulia,
Gflo., feline 45j1brige Gfipelter urto
ocren @attert ben 52idbrigen gsiIs
linm G1Ibanfs, bradte elmer Hid,te
cine leidtc @ermnbnng bel ur,O
madltc Damn ieinem eigenen 2e6en
ollrd) cine aligel Elm gnoe. Ser
Mtann id)eint Die gat in einem Mn.
faae bon @eiitesitornng oeriibt Al,
haben, meniaiteus bebaupten ole
Nadborn, oaB er lid idoia porbsr
iebr eiaentiimlid benommen babe.
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yalangt: standardization.

Der @eneralar5t ser grnnee ser
Yer. Staaten. Or. s. @oraas, for
oert lns alf, einen anfruf an illfiae
Otaoden 81 erlaiien, sic iid, in SEN
wttlitar uno Marine Sospitalerll
Der &ranfenpflege 81 piomen min.
'dlefL lid bonn 20. Sui an in ser
nad)lterL bonn Srauen-a omite ocs
Council of Rational 9efenie" etob.
llerten -Station IN
irleloen. Ser arieg erbeiibt cine ME
geabnte an5abl gepriifter 8drteriit-
neil; ood) fonnen nur Dieieniaen, Die
einen oolen aurius ourd,aemad,t
babefL gum iiberieeiiden DienIt her-
ailge5ogen meroen. IS neroen IS.
900 iunge 6ralien I'M aIter BON 10
big 80 Sabren nerlangt; tic miiiIcl,
Intelligent, perqntnortlidL BON better
@elnnobeit ieili uno cine quite Sfur.
bilonng genoiien baben - nod Bel.
Ter 1T cine College u%sbilouna Sic
Stltoentin erbdlt Soft. 2oqis nllo
unterridt frei, in manden Saaeu
aild} cine Gntiddoigung fir Slider
nno Uniform. @odoem tie TIRE
Hriifnne b%eitanoen, ranaiert oos Ge-
bait BON $500 bis $500 per @ionat.
Der @eneralar5t Or. 6. @proos
@albinaton, 8. g., erteiIt ami s(n,
froge ndbere 4usfunft.
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Snlan6.

Die @rano eSSlrp ocs. gunses.
gerid)ts IN Neu 9orf bat Die @eltern
Union telegraph COMPANY tpeaer,
8~erleBnng Der Eoiteeieee in Inflo-
ge5nltnno perfect. @ie mir id,on
mltgeteilt, bate ole Geleqrapber-
aompognie es iid CUR 8~emobnbeif
geiIaft, Die bel ibr in oen arokeren
St1oten an Der atIantiiden RIite
aitfgegebenen Nadt 9eIegramme nidt
perDrabt ionoern ourd,5 pe3ialboten.
ipelde Die Sdnea5iige Der giienbab.
men %benustenz beforoern All Iallen.
am B~eltimmungsorte angeIanat, Be-
gdbcn iit oieie goten nod ben gele.
grapbensg iiros, no Die 9elearamne
abaeltempelt uno Damn ourd oie re.
guldren oMeilenger @ops" ben
aoreliaten 8ugeitent tpur6en. Ole
Neltern Union bat bierburd, Elm
9~linoesgeiet perIest, mcldes oie
efabllerung bon BriDot : @efeaidlaf.
ten cur griefbeforoerung perbietet Ii.
epeitlo ein dnoeres, ipeld)es oie griel.
beforoernng mtsi1liebIi6 ser @er.
Staaten EoIt itbertr6gt.
Sn Der Staot Stem gorf muir.
ben u Berionen bon Scr @rato
SiirD oes gllnoesgeridts tueaen Gieb.
ltabls reip. nnteridlaguns bon gro.
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SdmmtIiAe I'M Comp grapts

Sammtlibe I'M Comp grapis
g%ar1liionierte Sffi3iere nnn Soloa.
ten limo BON ben Milit1rbeboroen
mfgeforoert moroen, iofort Happort
barber 81 eritatten, ipenn linen IN
lrgeno einent @eidaft in Ser StaDt
uitpcribamte Ereiie abperlanat mer4
Den iolten.
-9ie Geoples @ooo Hoo6s Sara
&c IN San Intonio lit nit einem Be
triebsfapital BON $4,000 ~inforpo-
riert iporoen. Mitglieoer ser 5irraa
limo; Sames u. SarIep sN. s. Ser
ref, Sobn Gapanatgb.
Der Werifaner @iaie gere3,
Der eingeltanoen bat, 5r1uIein anno
gan 9outon an 16. SUM um's Sc.
ben gebradt 81 baben, miro am 9.
Argnit pro5elfiert peroen.
Die Sereinigung Ser bieliasll
gadermeiiter bdlt am Sonntaa Dor.
mittag cine geriammIrng ab, in mel
der Die neuen, BON ser Nabr1fnas-
mittel Administration crlaiieren
Hegilationen beiproden tperoen.
ariegsminiiter gafer bat oos
aiter IN Dem 3ipiliiten, sic iid) fiir
oie Sffi5iers=earriere quaIifisieren,
III Die 0iiIitar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
als Aspiranten eintrcten fonnerr, bon
40 oilf Is Sabre erpeitert.
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Sine !Saarialbe ans Der G0mer5eis,


9ie AnaIpie elmer BON ben fSraltell
Des alien Rom gebrnudten Gdon-
beitsialbe eiebt 8. Heutter in ben
Observation-Disclosures. Sci @usgra.
bunget, Die in 2rgaiio Inter 2eituna
oes DIRECTORS oes oortigen St1oti,
idJen Nuiaums, 20. gaap, porqe.
nommen murben elttoefte man einen
alien romiiden arltg, in Dem li5
cine tueide, ~ialbenartige uno fettiqe
Waiie befano. 9ieie Maiie mar bon
9elblif-brainer Jarbe unO bate ct-
men non 5iemlib merfbaren @erild
nod Serpentin uno Storarbar5. Bur
ndberen unteriudung ertp1rmte
man oieie unbefannte Salbe big Ill
45 @rao, 10 bob lie 81 elmer gelbli-
den 6laiiigfeit fbmoI3 in Der 3abl-
retd]e mineraliide uno pflan5lide re-
lte 8eitanoteile 81 finoen maren. 8ie
ipettere ltnteriudung Der Snlbe er.
mics, oaB lie ~penigitens teiIpeiie in
INSTRUMENTATION, 9llfoboI uno GbIo.
roform geloit meroen fonnte. Gle
G~rgebniile Der 4nalDie oeilteten GA.
rdlii bin, Dab mani es NIT einem @e-
mild bon 9ienenipads uno Setter Bu
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l.okdles.
@abrideinIid5es 8etter.
Cir Sait alntonio uno ltmaeaene.
2eute abeilo uno morgen id6n.
NIIerIei.

SSm Sort Gam Souiton Iii Die
Hahriht eingetroffen, OOH GberSt
oamiIton u. Snuitb, Der friibere Sc
neral S~nipefteur oes fiioIid,en mi
lifdr departments, am 90 sSuIi
bel elmer Refognos5ieruna iiiSIid
BON Soiiions aefallef lit. gr mlr,
De bon elmer Malhineuaepebr.a uaer
oidt unter Dem Screen ~aetroffen. Ser
Soloat Charles Mug, Der als Oroi-
lnn5 oes Sberlten fungierte, id)IcDp-
Re Den SdiuerperDunoeten inter arc.
zen anltrergnngen nab einem etma
2O0 5iiB e~ntfernten 6arrnbaus, mel
f)cs bon annerifaniihen Soloaten be.
aeBf mar. 9fer ipilroe DEM GberIt
oer erlfe Berbano angelegt, ood, per
ld)reo er auf Dem transport nod DEM
sa5arett. Die ants 5rau llno tier
Hinoern ~beltebeloe 6amifie oes Sc.
lnhen 1T, Seine Seide mnroe alf
oem tSrIeobof pom Srrp.las9iae nabe
fef bon - Sabren itebt, trnt III oic-
leM sabre fdb abiolpiernng Scr
9od)ld)ule IN Die @rnnee Elm nn0 bient
sur 5e'f als Sergeant IN eiucm IT,
olanIreie) ~ltebenoen Regiment. Colo.
nei SmlfD ut Der erite amcrifaniife
236erlt Der IN oieiem Jelosuae ae.
Iqieuil 1T. Seine 2eide tpuroe atf
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"a EEaEE H-
tim bot, bonn BON ben Hornern Ser
pentin nnb Storarbar5 beigennenat
poroeh mar. @ie man feItIteaen
fonrtte, fuaren Die beioen leBtgenonlt-
ten geltanoteile in @einlaure einae-
meid)t mornen. 9ierous miro ae-
idlolieny Dob 6 fid Inn cine oltro-
ntlfe SfonbeitsiaIbe boneelt, mas
enrb oie geifiisung bon Senna ne.
gen Der braunen 8drbnng uno oes
@ernfs, iofpie zines @~erbitoffes sur
helleretl aor~ierDierlillg nod oeutlider
genadJt miro. Dies mar alIo oas
@emiid, oeiien Die Mooeoamen arr
Belt Der alien 8omer iid sllr gfleqe
Der Sdut uno oes Saares beoienfcu
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Observation-Disclosures

Gus 3almal8i9 on Commercial Sonn
ane Srnlf Company, eiu Stiid Sano aus
Dem Wannel Se5eo Surpep; $40 II. q.
y. Z. Sbomn5 unb Strait an Gilbert
unb @rneit Stepes. @runo5tiid an Ser
Snrnet Str; 81 II. q.
Sram Srep vs. Single Mnb @atte an
2ouis w. Iidael. @runoitiid am 9espen
Blaze, $500.
6erbert s. Saies uno Ssrau an Sios
nep 8. Beis. @rrnoitiid an Der Mipcr
Ape. uno @ropelano Ylace; $1,000.
u. Yauea9ua unb Srau OIL Wiuiam
@enie. @rirnoitiid an Der Nipas GtroBe.
$500.
Sohn q. @eBler uub Srau on &. ss
nno e 3elmfe. @runoitiid i'm @ifb gIod
1902; $575.
Sonila Weeper on S. s. alsburh.
@runoitiif an Der Nsittmm Ctr. $500
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Sertbolb Spebrmann.
@ie elm nener Wcnid. uMe

yStr Elm Hener Menid). n@enn ib
mid mitoe ooer idnod fiib[e,
ibreibt &err 8. @riintal non gelt,
Won't, 10 nebme id) etIife Doien
bon 5orni's Alpenfrautery uno in
pentgen Eagen fiible ih mid ME
elm nelier Menih. gs lit oie bette Ore
oi5in fur Sung uno Ilt, uno ionte in
reoem Sanie gebaIten peroen. Sd
bin icst 81 Sabre alt 9ieie be-
tannte nno bemdbrte &rdutermebisln
miro nidt ourd apotbefer p%erfauft.
gSegen naberer Iusfunft penoe man
lif an: Or. 8eter 5abrnep & Cons
60. 2501 @aibington 9lbo., Obi
cage, ST.. Wns.)
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Tarm-Eru6ufte
geutaie.

aartoffeIn, reue. $500 per 100 $40.
California, $40 nno $3.50.
SiBfartoffeIn. gam, $3.50 un6 S6.O 90.
Stpiebeln. Sero5 8ermuons, S1.25 II.
$3.50; Grbifnl @nre, $1.75.
Somaten. ter, 1925.
Bobnen, COLORADO. Eimto. per BIB.
$1,000; California @abous, Der ctpt..
$1,000; Rinfs. $3.50; Qima. $3.50.
Rabp. $500; gIndebes, S11.00.
Stride String 8enns, $500.
8ohl, $3.50 lt1o $500 Der 100 &fo.
Wrifne Efeffer, SOC Der Crate.
Maoiesheu, Soc Der Sbb. WimoeI.
NeerretfiazW nraein per Rfo. ish.
gllrten, $500 per guIheI.
Ssrblen, Der neiner Crate, $500.
Veeten. $500 Der 100 Ifrno.
4opfialat, $500 Der Crate.
Eeteriilie. SOC Der 9s6. sWniibeI.
Xftrithe, $1.25 in6 $3.50 Der Crate.
@elbe Wur5eln, So 90 Der 100 IFnuS-
Bnfdef. ~
@iiben. $500 per 100 Qfano.
Saiiaih, Csc per 2z3 gliffeI.
Santeloupes, $3.50 uuo Sf.75.
Spinal, $1.75 per Camper.
9rlite @rbfeu. $500 Der Sanp,r
Seaerte, Colorado, $3.50 per Crate.
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GuHun.


San 4ntonio berte, 25 Gents.
@alnefton. geitern. 1915 Gents.
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Sanft arieas-5 parmarfen.
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Giut utrDitntt Maerftnaana,
Meperspiae, ben 10. Snli 1918.
International Slmto Sdool,

SuH AHIultIo-
Werter 9err Yricel
SD babe meinen electromagnetic
ifJen uno ben 6abr-a urius beeloet
nno mlb Sbten iagen, oaB id Sd.
nit ooaitanoiq 5ufrieoen bin. Sd,
oenfe, Die geiammelte G%rfabrnna iii
pieInal mebr inert, aIg sic hereh-
men lIno IN Der Eat lit ssbre SduIe
Die praftiidite itno ant beIten atsqc-
riItete I'M Siioen. SD empfebIe oa.
Der germ Seoem Sbre shule, Ser cas-
acknowledgement uno mas oasn &c.
bort, lernen mill.
Sertbol6 Spebrmann.
Solde 9anf- nfo Mnerfe1nlu1as.
lbreiben fin6 Mr. Hrice, Brafioent
Der Sfulle, in GROCER 4nsabl sllae.
gdrtgen. Das Auto1nobiIfad1 iii
beute Dos Iobnenoite nno tiidtiae
&rafte oarin iino itets in Nadfraae.
User lid oarin msbiloen min, tpei,-
De iid an Ole SntcrnationaI Nutp
sSdDopl, Die nahneisbar @einItate
liefert.
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2n ~nerfanfen.

Meins YARN, 131 ader srOR, .uu.
oon SO ader in anltnr, reip. in IA.
ltnre; gates SrinfiuaHer; NIT pocr
obne rSrop"; .8eoinsnnseu Ieidt.
8erharo Ganu,
Grunge @rpuc, Serns.
Gan : Grinn6nisi6etne.
Sd1itl5e brothers, entfernure bon
Sdtuppen. Sodbo Ctr, 500.
Snnft arieas-Soarmarfeu.
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@ieh.MarH.

as Son gntonio, 81. Suli 19ts.-
Alihe. $5.75 bis $500.
adlber. 1926 bis $1t.75.
Sulen, $7.75 Bis St26
Sdfeu. 1915 bis $500.
Ct. 2ouis, 81. Sui 1915
@inobieb. SeressIieb. $40 biz SIS. 80.
Sflpeiue. $500 Bis $1,000.
Sdnte.
@elai5ene Sdute loo per Bfo.
Srodere 9drfe ......... zoe per Efo.
0riir1e 0dute .......... 12c per Rfo.
Tele.
gBolf nno Studs -. -. 30 Gts.
Ynaords 3iegeu. per Bfo. :. 10 gt5.
Inaorns 3ieqen. beihdsiet 49,. S Gts.
&dIber. 5000 Bis $500.
8uIlen. 5000 Bis 1925.
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San Mntonio, q. SllIi 1918.
Yrlme CRUDE Cotton Seeo Oil. $1.31.
kents Der Uannne
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-01-12

ordinances around the saloons.
We would recommend that the
Police Jury at once and for SAM.
tary results replace all defective
plumbing in the Court House and
the Parish Jail.
While III session this Grand
Jury was served by very courteous
and efficient officers both in the
Sheriff's and Clerk of Courts Of
ices. and more especially is the
Grand Jury thankful to Mr.. A.
SEVERN Viator for his efficient
services while in attendance upon
the Grand Jury.
Respectfully submitted,
F. O. SCHWING,
Foreman.
Filed January 18th. 1918.
F. G.. DECUIR.
Deputy Clerk.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-01-12

The contest for the Assess0rShiI
Of the Parish to fill the unexpired
BERN Of the late Hick Fremin, Sc
tar. does not create q ripple Of
excitement despite the fact that
the election as called by the Gov.
ernor will take place on February
9th. At first it was thought some
half dozen or more Richmond g
lw6uld present themselves for elec-
ton, and in previous issues we
mentioned numerous people VINO
had been spoken Of as probable
candidates. This has all been
changed and only two will go to
the bat, thus avoiding the expense
snd strain Of Primaries, as was
first thought. Taken alphabeti-
cally the gentlemen whose names
will be placed on the ballot are
Messrs. Fred Decuir and Cesairc
LaBsnve, and either one Of them,
we believe will handle the bust
ness Of the Office in painstaking
way once they have been commits
stoned. Mr.. Decuir, like Mr.. La
Bauve is Q native. and we'll
known in all parts Of the Parish,
both Of them has had experience
In Office work. Mr.. LaBauve ut
present is occupied in the Office Of
Clark Uf Court, while Mr.. Decuir;
is holding down the important i
office Of oil inspector for the State.
AT the meeting Of the Parish Dem
ocratic Executive Committee held
this week, Mr.. Decuir was de-
clared the regular Democratic
nominee because no other name
had been submitted, Mr.. LaBauve !
using his prerogative Of securing
the required signatures Of the cit
liens and getting his name placed
on the ballot by the Secretary Of
State in that manner. On election
day, February 5th both Of their
names will be found side by side
"a the official ballot. and it viii
Re an easy manner for our citizens
10 choose between them. The
election promises to be free Of all
Eho ,,s,,a1 hitfArnAen an UenderAd In
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BANKS DENOTE THE PROS
PERTY OF OUR PARISH.

FOR the nfSt time IN the history
of this section Of the country has
the three National Banks of New
Iberia shown such great deposits
and all of the financial institu.
tiOns, including those of Jeane-
'rette and Loreauville are this year
simply congested with deposits,
despite the thousands of dollars
invested in Liberty Bonds and
other war contributions made by
the citizens Of this Parish. This
happy condition is due to the
enormous prices paid for grain,
cotton. cane and other products
raised by the small farmers
throughout the Parish. The sn-
gar planter. the rice farmer and
every agriculturist who had some
thing to place on the markets SIM
ply made money hand over fist.
Had not the drouth came last sum-
mer and effected the growth of
the sugar cane so materially when
it was in a period of growing.
there is no telling to what extent
the individual deposits would
have reached at the close of the
banking business on December
31st.
The New liberia National Bank
founded in our City many years
ago by the late P. Il. Renoudet,
Judge Jos. A. Breaux, Felix Pa
tout and others. and now in charge
Of Mr.. John E. Schwing as cashier
with Messrs. Breaux, Gouguen-
helm, Dietlein. Patout and
Schwing on it's board of manage
ment naturally takes the lead,
having on deposits the sum Of
1918. 822.35. One of the best
'howings in the history of that in
'titution.
The State National with Mr.. J.
R. Perry as its cashier and a
,oard consisting Of Messrs. Edwin
sstoree. Jules Dreyfus, ALBERT
sstorge. A. Daigre, Geo. w. Dali
as. c. c. Henshaw. Geo. j. Sa-
'atier, Henry N. Pharr. j. X.
Ferry and P. A. Landry follows
close second with $65O,371.61.
his institution is also rapidly at
aiming its place with deposits ,
hat bespeak well for its manage
nent.
The Peoples National which was
established in our little City by
he late s. O. Thomas in 1891, who
as as its president Mr.. Lazard
ling. Chas. Provost as active
ice-president with Mr.. E. f. Del
ommer AS cashier with the fol-
,wing citizens. Messrs. Edw. T..
Weeks. DR.. A. Koch. John r. Tay-
n. Felix Patout, Lazard King,
has. L. Provost. P. G.. LeBour,
co.'s. A. G. Duboin. DR.. T. r.
ayle and Jos. j. Smith on it's
GARD show deposits on Decem- !
err 31st of 1925 ,994.09. Their
eposits it will be noticed, due to 1
leir courteous and prompt atten-l
on to business is constantly onI
le ascendency. The business fra
rnity If New iberia can point
it'll pride to its financial institn. r
ons end the personel Of the off
ais who have them in charge. L
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-01-12
For AxsessUr.

wish to announce myself as cand-
idste for the office OF ASSESS of
Iberia Parish to fill the unexpired term
Of the late Mr. HEX Frsmin. Being
familiar with the land values and we'll
acquainted with the needs aud conditions
OF the property holders, feel especially
weliqualified to perform the duties Of the
Office which promise. il elected by the
voters on February 9Th, 1918.
Soliciting your vote. remain.
Very truly.
FRED nECUIR
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-01-12

e Matt Porter, Weeks, La.
Charley Bass, City.
Burnice Bilam, Jane st. City
| Samuel Simon. Jane St. City.
Samuel Williams! Jeanerette
| Sancire Francis. 751 Field s,
, CITY (care M. L. T. r. r. Co.
) Daniel Landry, Loreauville, L;
Polite Willis. Avery Island, L,
! Eddie Touchet, Avery Island, Il
Alcide Miguel, Segura, La.
James Prados, Loreauville, La
John Richardson. 719 Madiso,
Street, City.
Levy Baptiste, R. F. D. No. 2
City.
Jos. Perot. 1909 Iberia St. City
Ralph Riggs, City.
Leodias Romero, Pare Perduc,
La.
Gabriel Lastrappe, City.
Francois Mayor, City. R. F. d. 2
Anderson Bauman, City.
Hypolite Williams, to Sam
Henry. Field ST.. City.
Oscar Goodwin. City.
Adolph Darby, R. F. D. No. 2,
City.
Aurelin Comeaux, AT Robert
son Street and also care of f. p.
FOlse.
Willie Lee, care of N. I. & v
X. K! and w. Madison st. City.
Buck Daigle care B. II. Willis,
Beaumont. Texas. and also City.
Clarence Bernard. 800 Rozier St.
City.
Anthony Joseph, Jeanerette, LA.
CASTOR Segura, City also R. r.
D. No. l. Jeanreette, La.
Laurence Kately, care Avery
Rock Salt Co.. Avery, La.
Jack Williams care Mr.. Kap-
IAN. Kaplan Ca. and City.
Arthur Lewis. Jeanerette, La.
Arthur Williams, Lafayette St.
City.
Divide viator. R. F. D. No. q
City.
Sylvan Landry, City.
Willie Landry, r. F. D. No. q
City.
Albert Jones. New Iberia, La.
Oscar Hebert, Pollard Ave. City. |
Ezeme Benoit. Avery, La.
Alexander Batice, 724 w. Mad
son st.. City.
Barsey Williams. Lafayette St.,
City. - n
Edward Montgomery, Ragley,
"a.
Paul Gonsoulin, Robertson St.,
lily.
James Lubinski, Avery island.
CASTOR Theriot. Lydia. La.
Nose Hensley care Baldwin
lumber Co. Baldwin, La.
Steven Joseph. care Baldwin
lumber Co.. Baldwin, La.
Peter Washington, Jeanerette,
a.
Anthony Tillman, City and care
:. & NJ. v. r. R., Vicksburg Miss.
Arthur Jordan, Jeanerette, La.
Felix Bonvillain, Jeanerette, La.
Dan. Ralph, Jeanerette. La.
Lucien Meyers, Jeanerette, La.
Benjamin Olivier, Jeanerette, 2
3.
James Linegai. Jeanerette. La.
Junius Davis, City.
Joseph Landry, 933 Walton St.,
ty.
Horace Thomas, Olivier, La.
CASTOR Delahoussaye, Loreau-
lie. La.
Durace Romero, Pare Perdue.
Culphice Alpha Provost, Lo-
awhile, La.
Oscar Barteckham. Olivier. La.
Numa Broussard. Lydia, La.
William Raymond care j. NJ
larr. Olivier. La. and City.
Sylvanus George, 437 Railroad
e.. City.
Ralph Landry, City.
Wenert Q. Erich, City.
R. Abraham Abraham, City.
Simon Crochet. Jackson Bar
ks. New Orleans, La.
Fred Hartner Peters. Olivier.
Sorah Clay. Marcel, La.
Cornelius Poledore, Jeanerette,
and Savannah. Ga. Box 1877.
ladoice Lonviere, Avery island.
!. B. Babineaux, Avery Island,