New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-01-26
The HalI-SuberbieIIe

branch brokerage office a
Memphis, Tenn. Mr.. Suberbiell'
will leave next week for the above
place to represent the concern
These gentlemen will continue tc
operate their corn shelters here
next season also.
Break your Cold or LaGrippe
with few doses of 666.
Hon. John M. Parker, the
Food Administrator Of Louisiana
visited New Iberia on Thursday
last and addressed the colored cit.
liens of New Iberia on Che food
situation and how it should be
conserved, if we hoped to be sue.
cessful i'll winning the war. The
meeting was held at the st. James
Methodist Episcopal church duc-
ing the session Of the Louisiana
Annual Conference of Negro miu-
listers which was presided over by
Rev. Dir. w. P. Thirkield the
Bishop Of the st. James Church.
Aside from the large audience Of
colored citizens from here who
were present was a delegation Of
white citizens who had been
especially invited to be present.
From here we understand Mr..
Parker delivered an address at
Franklin to the white people.
1917 MODEL FORD FOR SALE
HAROLD KAHN.
Mr.. Robert A. Jacob, our live
real estate dealer sold this week
for DR.. Guy A. Shaw his six hun
dred acre tract of land which lies
within a fewsmiles Of Loreauville.
The purchaser was Mr.. j. P. Sean
Ion of Eagon, Acadia parish. The
land brought the magnificent sum
of $21 100000. The newcomer and
purchaser, from what we are in
formed, will plant rice on the
land at once. This is the second
large tract of farm land sold
recently to Acadians in this Par
ish. Some weeks ago the beauti-
full property of Sheriff Landry
which is situated near Spanish
Lake was disposed also at. a nice
figure. It seems of late there is
great demand for large tracts for
the planting of rice and many out
siders have their eyes on the
lands in this Parish.
Ruby-My- Tism-Antiseptic, Re-
ieves Rheumatism, Sprains, Neu-
'algia, Etc.
The Morgan City Review con-
,ained the subjoined account Of
IN order of the War Department
nducting into immediate military
service Mr.. j. o. Hedt formerly |
# this City: ''The Local Board
s in receipt of orders from the
War Department authorizing thu
induction into immediate military
ervice of j. O. Hedt, formerly
# Ramos, La, now located at
table, S. c. A telegram was sent
o Mr.. Hedt. ordering him to re-
,ort to the nearest Local Board
or physical examination and if
ound physically qualified for
ervice. that the necessary ap-
'roval would be forwarded to him
With request to the nearest
local Board to furnish transpor-
alton to Washington, D. c., where
e is ordered to report to the
'ommandin~ officer Goth Engi-
GERS. N. A. Camp American
University"
Sash, Blind and Door Factory
pecial work of all description.
isterns and Tanks.-Bertrand|
lumber Co.
I'm the question and answer
olumn of the Times-Picayune ap-
cared the following account Of
ne Italian triplane that will be
great service during the pres
1T war;. It is as follows: "Et
assumed that you refer to the
lge bombing triplane that Italy
as recently produced. This new
achine is of the Caproni type.
climbs $3.50 feet in thirteen
$500 in twenty-sevea
inutes and 10000 feet in sixty
wen minutes. It carries three /
en-, three shell guns, 1900 /
,unds Of bombs and fuel for six |
ours. It's 9OO-horsepower en- !
mes. drive it at a maximum speed
eighty miles an hour. This ,
achine is regarded by. the Ital- !