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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
ALL INDICTMENTS IN.
Grand Jury viii Make Annual Visit To
InstituttOns

The grand jury made its final present
ment of indictments to General Sessions
this morning, but was not discharged
from service, there remaining several
matters upon which II desires To net,
notably the visiting of some of the county
institutions 1t will make its final report
on Monday and then doubtless be dis
charged from further service.
The following true bills were handed up
Forgery Waleryan Duchatkeewicz g
Bills
Violating the State Drug aet-John
Rothmnn g Bills.
Receiving bets George hlemans.
Assault with intent to commit murder
Abraham Frank,
Altogether the grand jury has handed
up 92 bills.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
HOOVER OFF To EUROPE
TO FEED THE STARVING
Hastens Abroad to Observe Food
Needs of War Torn Peoples
of Old World
~ Associa,cd Press to Every t,cnlng

By Associated rrcss to Every Evening
Washington. Nov Ii Herhcri Hoov-
or and other food administration otiicials
will sail for Europe on the White Star
Liner Olympic probably on SATURDAY,
il Was learned at the food administration
today MIR Hoover goes At President
Wilson's request - direct he work 81
feeding the starving populations oi war
torn Europe
Sailing on the Olympic i Is understood
is DR. Masaryk, President Of the Gzecho-
Sloya k republic
Mr.. Hoover had final conference
with senate leaders today and told them
legislation to extend the hfe ri hi ar-
panllation, limited To tn, declaration
Of ucacc Will be unnecessary
Many months must pass before ina5
peace Is concluded and III the meantime
the food administration Will be closing
up IL, task. taking the steps necessary
10 cooperate III he s2iatlan Of fool
problems abroad aud giving attention
10 rccanstructior some legislation
may be necessary AIr Hoover told
the Senators. IN connection With world
provisioning.
With the declaration 81 peaae and
the expiration of the food control Inv,
, he said obligations Of TIM government
then in existence, including particularly
the guarantee for minimum prices Tor
1919 wheat, still will be binding and will
he fulfilled. He explained that all con-
tracts made ty the government under
the law necessarily would DC binding
after the administration ceases 10 exist
Tor :. considerable time, hc Sald, II
will be necessary to supply large qaanti-
ties of food 10 tie Relglans Serhians,
Jugo-Slavs. Annenians and many Other
peoples as well Us to the late enemy coun-
! tries
Mr.. Hoover plans 10 return to Am-
erica by Christmas He sud he woad
study especially problems OF German
provisioning, the Important question
for decision hcing whether this shall
| be done on cash or credit hasls
] The Senators were told that IN III
crease in the sugar supply IN thiseountry
vas to be expected, dependent on the
| size OF the new crop
Several senators sad extension of
the food control law IS Il question for
! Congress IN view Of possible rapid N
crease III price9 At the expiration II tn
| law.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
IT'S Up TO APPLiN.
parolej BY Judge Rice on Promise to
Keen Sober Tor a Year.

hGtn ooDcE lOT tedT.
Edwar.l Applin. indicted by the grand
jury for the larceny oi chickens from
Charlie. Diamond, owes his freedom
today 10 man-to-man promise he made
this morning t. Judge Rice IN General
Sessions Room No | To keep away
from liquor for year, II was John Barley
corn that .ot Applln into trouble. but
II vas the kindly spirit of Delaware 5
justice that got him cut
Appln was sitting III the prisoner ;
dock wondering just What wa~ geinS
II happen 10 hn. because he wash
quite sure as To what he had done 20
offend the law. having been WuIle drunk
when he took Diamond chickens And
hen along came Lawyer William F.
Smallev. who happened % he aequamfe
with the prisoner The result Of the meet
ng ua> y plca bv MIR ~fnalcy 10 the
court that lcniency be shown u Appiin
BY reason OF a plea Of guilty his past
good reputation and the fact that be
was intoxicated at the TIME of the thclt
,ludge Rice. aftcr hearing the plca and
finding Attorney General Renhardt not
opposed. granted parole in ApPln 5
rasc and turned lum over to State To
baton Agcnt stout
But before do this ,aid judG
Rice to the prisoner. u want yoa e
make me a mau-to-mau protuI>e thtt
you wont touch drop III liquor for +
year Drinking ha, been Your troahl@
! Appiin, and brought YOU where Nou are
| Ii : up 10 you
II PIN made his promise -olrnntN
| and after The necessary papers had been
signed went away.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
WATER WITCH Fl { CD.
BOySTS RED CROSS fUTO
With the Aid of Wives and Daugh-
tiers of Members, S2,228.07
Was Raised.

One Of the most notable and unique
patriotic local events of recent date
took place Inst night at the engine house
Of the Water Witch flrc 90, on t'ilpln
avenue near Lincoln street, when tho
company presented to thc Delaware
Chapter Of the Rcd Cross cheek for
S222S07 THIS amount q money had
been realized from carnival held bN
the fircm II. with the assistance of their
wives and daughter aud other ladies Of
the community, from the 95tl 10 the
29h of September Il had been III
tended 10 turn the money over 10 the
Red Cross sooner, bnt the Iniiu MA
epidemic interfcrcd
80 last night wns selected ~, the time
The exercises. which were he III the
large ASSEMBLY, hall Of the iire honse
were attended by probably aW persons
The Red Cross was officially represented
hy Mr.. and Mrs lIcnfx Z SOFT. Nj
and Mrs Pierre dn Pnnt Nj and
Mrs : - townsend Mrs loscph
Bancroft and Nlss 1.mily I Blsscll
NaVor John " LAWSON was also present
officially representing the city IS Nn@
also John : Rosscll
Edward / I<nnc president Of the
company and director ef tie eNerelses.
made an Introductory address. ~ which
he formally presented the eheek to the
Red Cross. telling how the money hati
been raised md what ! pleasure i was
ior the ilremcn and 'heif Indies e help
such worthy cause Mr SCOTT ~
accepting the giff on behalf q the Il ,
Cross told how inspiring 4 was t. find
the people unanimously baek Of the Rcd
Cross, IL manifest - Just surh move.
mcnts as tins ore Maynr laW son
extended his compliments 20 ihe hf,
men aud ladies. II dld also Nr. Rnsseil
Mr. du pont expressed hls interest -
the movement winch had % holred he
Rcd Cross and IL eapplnmcn'cd thaec
who were responsible
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
ACCIDENT e ASSES.

samuel 4 Carr u Fihton Ail. vi
treated 1t the Physicians and Surgeons
Dispcnsarv clinic this morning tor ne
rather unusual Potts fracture = break
Of the SHIN bone Of the lower leg,
William jackson was also treated
for i lacorated ear, William Norris ior
! broken collar bone and William Ander-
son for an abscess II the face
81 tile Delaware Hospital II Draer-
man was treated for 4 cut Of the second
finger and Edward Mason for con
fusion Of The forehead
Dominiok Yedro, shoemaker Of III
Scott street. was drawn into shoe
finishing lathe yesterday. through !
loose shirt sleeve Itching on the SHAFT.
and received laceraiions and contuslon-
Of the arm and shoulder, which were
treated at the Homeopathic Hospital
after which he was able - return 70
his home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
BASEBALL PAY MAY DROP.
League Heads Favor Reconsideration
Of Minor Clubs.
ny AsaocIated Press to Everg EvonIng

By Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Peoria. ILL.,. Nov. I4.-Balloting in
the proposal to reclassify and rcdistrict
the minor leagues of tho country 10
make the circuits more compact and
reduce salary limits, occupied the at
tentlon of the minor leaRucrs attending
the annual meeting Of the National
Afaociation ii professional baseball
leagues here today. There was o grow
ing disposition 20 withhold definite
action ~ regard 10 baseball next sc'iaOn
until the plans of the American and
National leagues arc revealed
John II Farrell of Auburn n. y,
President of The International League
President Thomns J Hickey. If the
American Association, and Ban O'Neil,
President Of the Eastern League, are
among the executives fayoring baseball
next season.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
VALUABLE LUNCH.
Negro Gives Some Interesting Data az 10
His Monday Meal

When Macon Jobba, a West Indian
Negro was placed on Tn ! before Judge
Rice and jury in General Sessions
Room No today, on the charge OF
larceny. some interesting facts canc
out regarding the value = Negro work
man places upon his noon day lunch
In this instance, It was shown to be no
less than $50
Jobba was accused OF taking the
lunch-pall of ono William Porter, also
colorcd. out At Todd's Cut, where he
and Jobba were employed. Porter said
somebody had been making off with
lunches from the w0rkmen locker
quarters for some time and he had de-
cided 10 keep = sharp eye on his own pail
which on the day when .jobba was 3 id
to have made off with it contained sore
thing quite extra IN the way Of provendcr
50 Porter told the court
50 Porter watched and saw 10 bba
according to his testimony, reach into
the window Of the locker room and take
out the lunch pail with its extra con-
tents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
R II Ell M A It's NJ
Physician Believes Genuine Remedy for
the Disease Has Been Found.

Rheuma the wonderfui rheumatism re NJ
edy sold by p. Danforth and all drl &
gists. gives quicker and more lasting rc.ict
than other remedies costing many times
az much.
Rheuma passes thc deadly poisonous Sc
cretions into the bowels and Kidneys from
which they quickly thrown OFF in d
natural healthy way
Read what reputable physician says
about Rheuma / have made a most care
full investigation Of the formula employed
in the manufacture of Eneuma and |
heartily recommend i as remedy for all
forms Of rheumatism J fnd Rheuma far
IN advance Of tho mot hods generally en-
pioyed in the trcaim mcnt Of rheumatism.
aud altogcl her different ~ composition
from tho remedies usually prescribed
DR. NJ q, Lyons
This should give any sufferer from rhCu-
matism confidence 10 try Kheuma.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
AGAIN ON DUTY.
Edward r. Mack Resumes His Work
as Park Engineer.

81 the regular meeting of the Park
Commission. held yesterday afternoon,
Edward X Mack vas rcinstated in the
position of park engineer and supcrin-
tcndcnt, as he has withdrawn his appli-
cation for oversca. work with the J NJ.
q a.
Henry L. Tatnall well retain the
position Of secretary until further changes
The secretary reported that permission
bas been given the diamond State Tele-
phone Co to place two poles in Stapier
Park under usual restrict conditions
and subject to the approval Of the Park
Engineer The roadway on Van Buren
Bridge is being repaired The bridge
has been subjected 70 unusually heavy
traffic due to the repairs on Washington
Bridge and 70 the hauling from the
quarryS to the building operations.
The patching Of the park drive IS being
completed
Bills amounting - SaOs.4t were ap-
proved tor payment Balance % Nov |
ID special and general funds was re-
ported at StS3I.5l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
FREE OF CHARGE

Any adult suffering from cough, cold
or bronchitis is invited to call at the
drug store Of N b Danforth, and get
alb olutely free, a sample bottle of :
schees Syrup. a soothing and healing
remedy for al! lung troubles, which
has . successful record Of fifty years.
Gives the patient a good nights lest
free from coughing with free cxpec-
toration in the morning
a standard medicine for 30 years
For sale il all civilized countries. ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
Italn BorroHs l00 NL.LIioas Mor.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Washington, Nov II re1it q
500. 100000 for Itais Nl@ snaoanced ~
day by the treasury. his VII ny >Si1
largely to pay Tor iooGstuiis aAG Wat
supplies already ordered oE ne yA-l az
government IN tins country ana ll iiI"-
eeS- of manufacture or export Italy ,
aggr gale loans from tot & I IN nl1eo ,ts'1,
now amount 70 81, 10Y ,QVu,e'O 1u1 tioNs
of ali the allies s, .9l@,9|o,ooo.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
BRITON RAPs II. s. PACKER :.
Major Astor Tells Commons Meat Trust
Has strong Grin.

rs Associated Press - Every Evening
London, Nov e III q discussion in
the House of Commons, yesterday con
oerning the food question and control of
ihc meat supply, the American meat trust
tvas criticized -cvcrelv
Major Waldorf hstnr, parliamentary
-ccretary to the food ministry -aid the
trust controlled more Than 80 Ter cent III
the available and mportabie meat Ip-
plies
However. he added fhc inter-allied
food council which would buy Z the
world markets, would be able 70 dictate
to the trust if necessary and would BE-
able to fix reasonable prices for consumers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
CHICAGOLIyE STOCK MARkET.
y Associated Press % Every Evening

By Associated Press 70 Every bVtnlns
Chicago. Nov Il Hogs receipts 80.
600 market steady to ! . cents lower than
Yesterdays average Butchers II 80 3
1900: light 17l5 rs packing lo.JO 3
1850. thruwouts Is GOA 1873. pig, good
to choice l4.50 a - >
Cattle receipts 5000. beet and butcher
cattle strong 10 higher calves > aenJs
higher desirable stockers and feeders
stronger
Sheep receipts 10000 market opening
strong. 10 10 10 cents higher.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
CAPE MAY CONC DRY
Wildwood Bar Rooms Alan VIII bc .n.1d
Agter SATURDAY.

Cauc Nav Nov ri apc 'iav 4r8
Wildwood ril 1r 1onc ar> afte~ 4r
\ clock SATURDAY. 3fternoon tton J
saloons close hrir door
Both 5uns and ne =aioons aifta
thair borders are Il thr tive llic yarr
surrounding The Nissahirk0n naEra ark-.
naval -fatlon and thc ~rrrlie Point -e,-
tIon aazc heretofore wo nllr Jo
has bern Observed iit f Hfs n0' fn-
brace anv saloons errrtary PAM,
Il -aid % nave decided p invoke nc
nyp-miie limit
The iocal ponce Rlii rp-opcraio tn
he Navy authorities u seeing iUat rc
order \ cnnphed with
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
sOrsA ALARMrNGLY III.
Bandmsster Has Esr ,ilr1cnf snd j.
Taken Homo

srr }orl Ma- it .,rtrorsr' tahn
PhiGp ~opea aho haa hrcn 4 b1ndmaa'c-
Ia tic >avy inr~ early 'ne var, vas
brought W. Nrv York rnrn oronfo p
\ oriou- condition
FEn hag bern .ii ;nr tpou' month.
IIr Eas scizcd q hlcag1 vita IN rneb'e
And was laid tn at the biaoksi0ne IIrtel
Then he went IN ~ Toronto ~ ,ordurt
bis band " 2IO sailors 3uf had .n aucoi
the engagement because N p ai-rrrrc
III thc illness
Friends of Lieutenant ~oG-a .r
night ~ ~. been taken t5
Port Washington II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
VOTE FOR LEHIGH CONTRACT.
Stockholders Accept IcAdoos Rental
Terms of 5Il .321 .233.
BY associated Press . Every Evenins

by Assoclated Press % EvfrY tvenlng
Philadelphia, Nov Stockholders
of the Iehigh Valley railroad at q special
meeting today RATIFIED he proposed con-
tract Tor government operation ri me
road
Edward T. St0tcsUury offered hc re-
solution which authorized be directors
10 execute contract eitn Director
General McAdoo .Thc rot' Vas ior ops,
30 hareS. against -
The annual conpensalou lxci IN tie
contract Is l.32l .253
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
BODY FOL ND N RIVER.
That of Albert Gilbert. Nho Had Been
Missing More Than a " eek

The body of tlhefi o,lbert colnred
who had been missing from HI. home at
S25 Locust street since the da> before
This morning and turned over 70 the
coroner The body Was Too badly de
composed to enable tic cause of death
10 be determined lie was about 80 years
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
WEDDINGS.
VERNON -cLAHk.

Miss Ruth Clark and Harvey Bayue
Vernon were married at noon Tuesday
in the chapel of ..Bishopstead' by Rev
AlDan Richey The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Lucy Clark of phila-
deIphia, and the bridegroom by Charles
A. ATahoney, Of this city
Miss Elsie Vernon. a sister Of the groom,
played the wedding march. After u trip
north Mr. and Mrs Vernon will live at
No 619 Concord avenue
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
TRAINING CONTINUES.
Delaware OiIege President Advised by
War Department Concerning Arm!
school

he student Army framing Corps,
vhsch has been organized at Delaware
College. vii be continued.
Information To TINS effect y a. cont t,neo
IN dispatch received today by Pres!Geua
samuel c. Mitchell OF the college from he
War Department. The message stated,
however. that there vii be some mOdln-
cation IN regard 70 tne conduct ot tus
school, the details 81 which are now ocine
worked out
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
Rotary [ Iub I,uucI,eou

The Rotary Club luncheon Al he Hotel
lu Pont today was well attended Robert
Pennington told Of his trip 70 Paris and
Capt Harrison ". Howell related VAR
experiences.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
Grace Red Cross AUXILIARY.

The Red Gross auxiliary oi Grace VI +
Church 7>lil have an a,l-day sewing ~
morrow from 2 10 ) q clock. Ail nember-
tfc urged - attend mi hrng 'htf
luncheon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
VI dical s oci " Nee ting.

Tic Homeopathic Mcct";.l Society held
rs annual meeting Ill thr Hotel du Pont
his aftt rnoe il ;.pd VII! hals dr ror tor igat. I.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14

Every Evenings classified advertise
ments bring results, Proved to the salts
faction of many and will be to you ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14

Queen Maria Theresa through .er
descent from tie Stuart1 had been 5appu
a ba Is Gite Rose Queen. nd hciurr
,br war was toasted 8nnuauv ie irr
Queen of Great Britain d, th, ...ic Hanu
h English IeEitmists forming 1e White
Rose Lea-Ie
The lh.een before her marriage Tss
4I .Aducnsss of iu-trla~E4tc and Was
horn r. >A4 since be urociamAtIou
Il +, -rn.8l i Bavaria She aud cr nu--
sand ru ported ~ 0ave retired frr E.
Munich 10 tedenWarS AZ IL.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-11-14
WHITE ROSE QUEEN" DYING.
Maria Theresa of Bavaria Eas Driven
from Throne.

Amsterdam. Nov. lf.-+gGecn Maria
Theresa % Bavaria Is reported ~ Je tv-
lng. 4ccorlng t5 tnc Berlin c1rrrspondenJ
B. tie hamburg Eremdcnblatt
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-05-25
LOREAUVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
EXERCISES.

The patrons of the Loreauville
High School were given a genuine
treat in the graduating address
of the Hon. Amos L. Ponder We'd
nesday night Of this week. Mr..
Ponder visited Loreauville as a
representative Of the State Coun-
Gil of Defense. and made a rous-
ing patriotic address. The gen
erous and frequent applause
showed the people were behind
him in his mastery denunciation
Of the Huns.
Parish Superintendent L. A.
Valet made a strong and earnest
appeal to the people to stand
back of the school at all times,
and especially at this time in our
country's history.
The first and only diploma was
presented to Willie J. BONN by
Superintendent Valet. At the
same time gold medal was
awarded to the graduate. This
medal is given each wear to every
high school in Louisiana by the
interstate Trust and Bankin
Company Of New Orleans for the
best essay on a subject suggested
by that institution. For the past
ten wears the schools have been
asked to write on the subject of
immigration in Louisiana and
Mississippi. This year the sub
ject was: "The Eradication Of
the Mosquito and the Means to
Be Employed to accomplish this
End" This is an excellent plan
Of arousinR an interest in the
vital questions Of to-day.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-05-25

Jules Pellet, stock $250O.00; fix
lures $4,000.
Theriot & Verret, stock $5410
safe $50; scale $50; register
$3.50.
A. G. DuIboin, stock $4,000
fixtures 5000.
Aug. Winter, stock $4,000.
B. p. Olivier, stock $4,000;
safe $40; typewriter $40; register
500; scale $40.
Joe Goldberg, stock $500.
A. Schexnayder, Jr.. stock
$3430; safe 500; register $40;
scale 500.
Lewald & Heymann, stock
$12.85O; safe $40; typewriter
$40; register 800; desk $40.
Orange Grove Store. stock
SIC, 200; live stock $50; vehicles
$40; scale $12O; safe 800; desk
$40; register $27O.
New Iberia Com. Co., stock
$500; safe $50; desk $40.
Ad. Gonsoulin, stock SIG, 260 !:
fixtures $3.50.
Thos. Gonsoulin, stock 1880;
fixtures $500.
Gilbert Gonsoulin, stock $3.50;
fixtures $3.50.
J. g. Lafontaine, stock 5000;
fixtures $40.
Messrs. j. v. Harris of Lorean-
vile, La, and Mr.. G. F. Berard
of Loreauville. Ia, having no in
ventory, Mr.. Adrien Gonsoulin,
4th Ward Police Juror, is hereby
appointed a committee Of one
with power to call on these gen
tlemen and have equitable val
nation be placed on their respec-
tive stocks.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-05-25
PROCEEDINGS OF THE 20.
LICE JURY.
Continued from Page 81

COntlnued from rage D.
New Iberia. La. May %, ID.
The Police Jury Of the Parish
of liberia, La, in following adj
journment under date May 21st,
1918, assembled as a Board of
Review, with Mr. .Theriot in the
chair and the following members
PRESENT. to-wit: Messrs. Gary. De-
CUR, Gonsoulin, Derouen, Theriot,
Mieuez. McGowen and Moresi.
Absent, Messrs. Erath. Dietlein
and Romero.
Answering Q call issued May
2Oth, 1918 to merchants operating
throughout the Parish. requesting
them to be present at this meet
ing with the last inventory OF
their goods IN stock. the following
merchants appeared before the
Board and submitted their inven-
tories, which were accepted and
turned over to the Assessor as
follows:
McIlhenny Co.. stock $3914.00.
Delahoussaye & Patout, stock,
$574O.O0.
NJ. Moran. stock $4350.0O; fix
ture $4,000.
Antoine Akal, stock $327O.00;
fixtures 10000.
Y. Lsrrogue & Sans. stock
$4,000.
Armour & Co., stock $4,000;
3 scales 100000.
X-Ray, Drug Co.. Loreauville,
same a. given to the Assessor.
Gchwing & Carstcns, stock
$22190.O; fixtures $4,000.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-05-25
Mr.. Husville Gonsoulin of Lo-

Mr.. Husville Gonsoulin of Lo-
reauville, La. submitted his in
ventory, which was rejected on
the ground Of not being itemized.
Mr.. Adrien Gonsoulin, is hereby
authorized to call on Mr.. Husvilie
Gonsoulin and have him to furnish
an itemized inventory as required.
Mr.. Leon D1eyfus having failed
to furnish an inventory and be-
ing willing to submit the valua-
ton Of his stock to the committee
of three appointed for this pur-
pose May 21st. 1918, the stock of
Mr.. Leon Dreyfus is hereby valued
at $75OO.OO.
The Assessor Of the Parish OF
Iberia, La, is hereby instructed
by the Board Of Review Of the
Parish of iberia, La, to adopt the
above figures in completing his
assessment books and be directed
by the instructions heretofore
given.
The Assessor of the Parish of
Iberia, La, is further instructed
to adopt the figures already
furnished by merchants who did
not report at this meeting.
In regard to merchants who
did not report and furnish their
inventories at this session as re-
quested, an extension of time to
terminate June LIST, 1918, inclu-
sive, is hereby granted them in
order to enable them to furnish
the proper figures on their respee-
tive stock in trade and should
they fail to comply with this re-
quest, the Assessor Of the Parish
of iberia, La, is hereby in
structed to place, on June I'd,
1918, an arbitrary value on the
stock and fixtures Of all delinq-
uents.
In case that merchants furnish
es two or more inventories taken
within a year, the assessor Of the
Parish of Iberia, La, is hereby in
structed to take the average
value of said inventories.
Moved by Mr.. Gonsoulin. secon-
ded by Mr.. Moresi and carried
unanimously that the proceedings
of the Board of Review Of the
Parish. Of Iberia. La, as above
be and it is hereby
adopted.
Moved by Mr.. Derouen, Sec
onded by Mr.. Decuir and carried
that the Board Of Review of the
Parish of liberia adjourn until
The Assessor notify the Board of
Review, through the Secretary
Of the Police Jury, that his books
are ready for acceptance.
A. A. THEREOF, President.
Paul Bassin. Secretary.