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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-22

BULETINE.

PARIS, 81 Iunie. - Comuni-
catul oficios al ministerului de
razboi francez spune ca france
Iii au avansat putin in nord-vest
de Chateau Thierry.
I'm nord de Faverolles 81 Ia
Hautesvesnes. francezii si-au i'm
bunatatit pozitiile" - spunea
comunicatul oficios - Isl au lu-
at 20 prisonieri.'
ZURICH, 81 Iunie. - Con-
form stirlor primfte ast&xi aiei,
in urma revoltelor pentr1 ,,pii-
me-, in districtele din viena ~
inceput Sd Sc intindA greysle.
s'au pus in. greva peste 100,
600 de lucratori de Ia fahrica de-
aeroplane Warshalowsld \ din
arsenalul Vulcan. e sice * ~
isbucnit rsvolte in Tsysrits1,
Iargarsthsn, 0tsalrias \ 1xiei-
|ttenay, toate suburbii ~ VieHGi.
- sl ~.
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itaIienii 1Inping in
ddrdt pc Abstract.
Americana au lpat prin asalt
citeva transeie de la Huni. -

citeva transeie de la Huni. -
LONDRA, q Iunie. = Luptclt
in lungul riului Piava continua
Gu mare violenta, spune rapor
tul de aScara.
Italienii All inaintatr la tre
puncte, impingind pc austriac
indarat la MonteIlo. la nord d.
Montebclluno 81 la vest de- Ser
Dona di Piave. ABSTRACT iu els
tigat putin teritor la Zenson 1nsS
an fost de lOc impinsi indarat.
Numarul prisonierilor austriac
tree acum dc 1000.
,,Dusmanul a raspuns la focu
nostru, de pc cea mai mare parte
a frOntllui Piave. Gu un atac vio
lent. condus Gu cea mai mare il
dirjire,'' spune raportul. austriac
,,Toate-Incercarilc lor an fost IA
darnice." )"
RaportuI din Berlin spune
I'm mic atac dat de mamie /;
nord de Albert, la sud-vest dt
Noyon 81 sud-vest lie Chateau
Thierry fost respins ell mar
pcrderi.'
Germanii mai pretind~ ca lin
ire, Meuse 81 Moseele, trupelt
noastre an intrat adInc in pozi
title Americana la Seicheprey
cauzind mari perderi inamicu
lui."
(Raportul poate ca Sc refer;
la incercarea unei raite, dupa a
tacul nostru dc la padnrea Mont
lsp>@ Bin aHaftnl primit Sc !
cartiernl general, aceasta r.a'
a fost oprita fnainte de Sc de
parta de transeiele lor. Tot a
cest rapport mai spune ca Anne
ricanii M an suferit nici per
| dere.l
Parisul rapOrteaZa un foe in
terminant (din cind in cind) d
artilerie intre Montdidier 81 Ois
precum 81 la sud de Aisne.
Maresalul de Gimp Haig rapor
teaza despre Sucesul unei rate il
Flandra.
Telegramele de la cartierul A
merican spun Cd fOrtele ameri
cane an luat Gu asalt tranSeiel
germane la Ost de Cantignv, il
regiunea Montdidier. cauzind pa
cube mari inamicului 81 distru
gind citeva cuiburi de masini d
puscat.
Perderile Americanilor, in a
cest atac, an fost foarte usoare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-22
CIRCULAR.

onoratele So etati sunt ruga
te a lua la cum tinta acest Cir
.cular 81 a sd "a Norma lui.
Lufndu-se IN tcnsiderare fap
tul ca Gu ocazi4l festivitatilor a
ranjate de catreE Eorasele statelol
Unite in ziua dk 4 Iulie. vrind
Americanii a s4 daca simpati
zam Gu Statele Unite, toate cor
poratiunile romihesti sunt invi
tate special a 1ua parte la aceste
manifestatiuni 81 corpore 81 Gu
ingigniile lor. Intgniile sccietati
Tor noastre din pniune, surt dra-
pelele, deci ar una ca toate SO
cietatile Sd se iezinte la mani.
festatiuni Gu dx pelele lor, Find
insa aranjats t5gg pc ziua de 4
Iulie 1918 81 man,festalsia Uniunii
din Youngstown, Ohio, 81 care
marifestatie s'a obicinuit GU O.
cazia fiecarei adunari generate
sd recere ca drapelele societatilc1
sa participe la sceasta NANTES
tatie 81 indeosebi acum cind ma
nifestatia din Youngstown. ONO
find convocat TOT acolo 81 Con
gresul National, va II o adeva
rata sarbatoare natlonala.
Pentru q q utica maca1esta
Socletatle % g IN unlune $
in orasele lU pre3f1l, am aflat az
bine q indesnna enoratele Socie
fatiA de a-sl procpFa pc zlua oe
| lrlie cite un ofPel natonal 70
min 81 inul Z rlcan simpiu $
Gu aeeste So 6 prennte "a ma
nifesthtlu1 le. lnslstan
deoi 4e MI e Socaetaghe
s mel sus 9
a. Il - Z !
lor 10 Youngst ONO spRe
ne manlfesta INV nn mod oeml
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-22
ITALIENII SUNTIN.
.VINGATORI PES
TIE TOT LOCUL.
kUPTELE STUNT NECURMATEPE
fNTREACA LIME DELA PIAvA.
eAVALERIA TALlANA SA ARUNCAT 81 DANSA IN LUPT

Ipentru Ell pentru Cd uncle an fost
aruncate cine site unde de valurile
vrajmase ale apei 81 altele all fost
cufundate.
Reluarea atacurilOr austriace in
sud de regiunea muntoasa sd as.
teapta in fie care ceas. Sa crede ca
Hindenburg 81 I1ndendorff, earl
au fost pc frontul austriac Gu aero
planele, an dat sfatul abstraction
cea mai invederata strategic, al ca
rel success ar Fl acela de a flanca 81
a sill retragere de pc. fntreaga H.
ME della Piava.
La ipceputul acestui atac, Dumi.
neca trecuta, sfortarea cea mai ma.
re inamicului fost concentrate
in tinuturile muntoase. Oar aceas-
ia a fost spusa 1nainte de malta
comanda militara italiana 81 toe
mai aici Austriacii au suferit cele
mai grele infringeri. Din cefe 4C
diviziuni (480,0O0 soldati( carl e.
rau aici, mai binc ca 30 diviziuni
(360,00O soldati) au suferit pa
gubi alta Gle mari, incft an fost
(siite Sd sc retraga.
IL Aratz st III ~ NJ siliti r. -
! ffaga he care diviziiufle foIosfta 3 81
mumti in ziua prima a ataculdi. A.
ceasta este cauza pentru care nu
putem registra mai mare activi-
tate pc acel front
1namicul are lipsa de noui trans
poarte de munitii 81 de 1ndata &c
aceste vor sosi la fata locului s
diviziunile infrinte vor Fl reorga
nizate, sa asteapta ca inamicul are
sd dea de nou lovitura grea din.
spre nord.
! Contrar faptului ca Austriacf
an folosit deja aproape un milior
de soldati in aceste lupte; un ofitel
ranit de al inamicului spunea ci
ABSTRACT ag inca destule reserve
! Unitatile Ceho-Slovace ajutori
trupele italiene 81 au lnptat admi
rabil alaturi de dinsele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-22

aseursre singurae facuta Greciei
ror asgurarea mtegai Ell Doua din cele provin
grecest fost uate de Bulgar Sae Unite trebue %
tina Roa de ua aceste provinci de la caa nc
declara azbo Daca aiat dort descuraz opo baca
MIC ai faa neincezatori in potica tnta aiator
procdat alt fe In entnerea aeestei ezitar ao pol
ccnak ei sabssc propra or cdza 81 naresc in prmanor
Lea st pcata supnne aceasta populatic
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CON OC A II i.

Durerea prn astazi neamul romnesc 81 cump
upta caei cumpana STA saba repubica State
lor Unite mpun unogasnc ridcam cuvntu pen
tru dreptat nr singur uflet rdcam putre pen
ru dobindrea 81 apararea berat pc noastra 81
seaa fatlor nostr Vreme poruncesc stringem
sngura ostire bneinchegata nme nfratite
gem lnainte pc calea mintuiri
Suntem un ortodoxi altii until suntem Ardea-
lul propriu a din Bana din parte ungurene din
muras din Bucovna din Regatul Romn din Macedonia
tot suem Romn acelas acelas SINCE aceas suflet
Vem sd finn ostire Romnilor din America inrat.i
pentru sfinta neamuui
de vrednci Romin 81 vrednic cetateni.
Aceasa ostire arata lumi vrednicia noasra
va necazure 81 dorurie noastre 81 ocro pc to
Gu dragoste fl ,Lga Nationala Romina din America"
Pentru ntemeierea acestei Ligi tnea in Iue
1918 la oree dupa ameaz Marele Congress
nor din aceasta tara in Youngstown O. in hala soceta
uPlugarul Romn.'.
Stunt nvitati parte congress oti Romni "a
ra deosebire.
Drept de vot asupra propunerlor vor avea
a. Delegat penipotentiar al solicitation de autor
parochiilor 81 organization culturale;
By Preo studii teoogice bunarnduiaa 81 carl func
tioneaza in vreuna din parochiile rominesti;
c Representant ziarelor revisteor nationale Amer
ca "Romanul PENNSYLVANIA, nTribuna Foaia Poporu
lui' 81 ,Samanatorul'.
Deegat solicitation parochiilor 81 cluburlor ca ace
stea fac fac parte din Uununea Solicitation autor
din Asociatunea Iga Ajutoru vor ales pc aceeas
baz 81 pentu adunarle generate ale organsa
50 pa il 100 ethri 81 ept il do deleest cse d sses
100 membr dreptu la tre delega cee peste 200
u deegat mai depare Trecerea de fiecare adj
PROGRAMUL CONGRESULUI VA Fl URMATORUL:
| 1. Deschiderea Congresului
2. Consttuirea Biroului.
3. Verificarea Plenipotentelor
Raportul Coitetului penru organzarea Ligei Natio
male Romine"
5. Declararea 1nfiintarei Ligei Rationale Romine.
6. Cetirea 81 aprobarea statutelor.,
Alegerea functonarilor 81 Comiteulu Central Ese
cutiv
s. 1nchiderea Congresulu
Avind in vedere nsemnaate are Congresul din
acese ze far seaman in sorie convingerea ca oat
socieae parochie cubure tot Romnii americani
prn lnr sngur gind dee pentru carei nfaptu
zbaem in sufetele tuturora e prile
re de ncoo dec curaa 81 adnca dagoste de neam
de nfrare de hotara saruoar upta pentru mintu
rea poporului nostru.
Cleveland o. la II Iunie 1918
COMITETUL
pentru organizarea ,Lige Rationale Romne''.
Prof " Stoca presednte loan Pacurar loan Vnt
presednti; Dr. D. Moldovan; Rev Consantn Lucaci Rev
Romuus Doctor Rev Aurel Hategan 81 loan Hoza
Iulus E. " Ioanovci Rev Oct Muesan Constan
tin Harjeu Rev. Ellie Pop Vasile Rau loan N Suana Re-
George Ungureanu. Efrem Urcan secretar 81 are
Fatu.
ia D0clpH ITATEA uMcl, DVYT
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-22

Ld0drMl italian, 90 Iunie (nOap-
tea. = Luptele sa intind necur-
mat pc intreaga LIMA della Piava,
della Montello 81 pima la Adriatica.
Dupa cum sa pare Italienii au
un avantaj pc intreg frontul aces
ia, mai ales i'm sus de Zenson. Alta
curile lor stunt facute in mod is
tet 81 bine eugetate pima cind con-
ira atacurile Austriacilor sunt lip
site de spirit.
l1uptele deschise an ingaduit ca
valeriei italiene ca sa upte 81 din
.sa pentru prima data della. ince-
putul acesteir offensive. In un anu
NIT sector della Piava, 500 lancieri
italieni, an mtrat 81 eli in lupte in
tarcuind 5 baricade 81 ucizind un
mare h,lmar de inamici. Au luat
70 prizonieri, trei tnnuri 81 trei
pusti masini.
Acnma este cOnstatat ca 5 divi-
ziuni inamice 100000 soldatI sunt
pc partea de vest riului. Tn ma
re n.lmar din accstia Slnt in nord
de San DOna Di Piave, unde valu-
riae n rllfiAte ale riului an nlatu-
Z q & ei ~
d)ari moi pcste sectorul della San
Bona, ffindca din cauza cd riul pc
aici este mai lat, curentul apei nu
este asa de fepede 81 pozitiile sunt
mai putin expuse artileriei italie-
lfe, din cauza distantei mari.
Unitatile inamiculln, mai depar-
fc in spre nord, sunt 81 acum inca
in fata marei primejdii de Fl cap
turate orr nimicite prin neputinta
Tor de a primi ajutoare orr de a-si
putea suplini munitia 81 hrana tre-
buincioasa. Cazll acesta sa vede Ia
murit in sud Gle Candelu, unde S 'au
arnncat italienii asupra riului ju-
lhatatind fortele inamicului.
1ncercarile facnte de ABSTRACT de
a trece rIul in luntri 81 pontoane,
nu au avut nici I'm rezultat bun
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-22
lISTA cASUALITATILoR.

WASHINGTON, q Iunie. =
Generalul Pershing raporteaza
azi Ia ministrul de razboi 3S de
cazuri, dupa cum urmeaza:
s morti in actiune; unul mort
din rane; 3 morti de boale; ~
raniti gray; 81 unul ranit (gravi-
tatea c&zu hui nh Sc stie.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-22
CAsUALITATILE ,lGARINEI.
WASHINGTON. &l1 Innie. :

Casualitatile marinei anuntate
All sunt 127, dlps cum urmeaza
Zece mort in actiune noua-
sprezece morti din rane 81 noua-
zeci 81 opt ranitisgEav.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-22
.Rfv0LTA Isl A.
RATA CAPfTELF
IN AUSTRIA.
INDUSTRIAL DE RAZBoI A.
MENINTATA DE GREVA.
- Cea mai grava situate in Aus
tria de la iEceputul razb.oiulul. -


100000 de lucratOri de la arse
nalul Vulcan 81 de la fabrica de
aeroplane, Warschalowski an in
ceput sa faca greva (strike1 spu-
ne q depesa din Zurich catre Ex-
change Telegraph. Depesa spune
Ca in suhurbiilc Vienei, Favori-
ten, Margarethen, Attakring 81
Brigittenay au avut loc mai null
te incaierari.
VeStile ce vim din Germania 81
Austria lasa sd Sc vada clar ca
tulburarile din monarchia duala
nu au fost nici Odata att de a.
menintatoare ca acum. De la in
ceputul razboiului sitnatia nu a
fost asa de grava ca in prezent
Agitatiile cresc mereu in toata
tara, pc cind autoritatile austro-
ungare STINT plutind in aer sem.
nele revolutiei.
Toate dePesele 81 telegramele
primite All foartc de dnnineata
arata ca situatia devine tot maj
rea.
Multimea ihdignata de felu|
cum SC poarta guvernnl. 81 silitd
|de 1ean!k 4 spart aiile q hrlat 6Mr1 81
inind ttsf &c 81 afiaf IL eie. g
jungind Ia palatul Hoffbnrg, un.
de locuieste prim ministrul au.
striac, al inceput sa arunce cu
piptrii in palat.
.Greva aceasta ori mai bine zis
inceputul unei' revolte fost IN
protest direct contra .reducerei
portiei de pine in Austria.
Primarul Vienei mcrs la pri
mul ministru 81 la spus ca dacd
guvernul reduce portia de pine
sd dee ~multimei in schimb ege
tale, altfel ell nu poate garanta
mentinerea pacii in capitala.
Cerinta primarului de Sc da
vegetale flaminzilor fost cate
goric refuzata de prim ministru
Ca sa potoleasca revolta prim
ministrul DR.. Won Seydler a co
municat ziarelor ca Germania {
gaia de veni in ajhtorul aliati
lor Ell, 81 ca dupa intelgerile ia
cute de curind intre Germania $
Austria, guvernul dim Merlin s.;
invoit ca sa imprumute, oar'
care cantitate de grlu Austriei
Ell mai spas ca sunt pc drum
citeva suite de vagoane incarcat'
cu griu.
lar-guvernul Ungar promi
CD le va trimite cartofi noui.
Gu toate aseste promisi
scrie Neue Presse, populatia An
strict trebue sa traiasca eel pu
tin sase saptamini numai ell sala
ia 81 vegetale.
! Ziarele germane 1nsa MI sun
multumite de a da piinea lor A
ustriei argumentind ca orr c.
cantitate de cereale Sc va dA A
ustriei 1nseamna reducere pentrl
popoYul german.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-03-07
young American soldier when h,
showed fight after capture.
From tho nrfoouor, A.

young American soldier when he
showed fight after capture.
From the prisoners the American
officers have secured much valuable
information. One said:
II did not have a chance to do any
thing before an American jumped on
to me and grabbed me by the
throat"
The Germans had been preparing
for the raid for three weeks and be-
longed to the Seventy-eight Reserve
Division of Hanover. The prisoners
have Russian coins in their possess
ion and came into the trenches op-
poite just before the Americans took
this sector. The Germans lost many
killed and wounded including Of
ficers. The Americans displayed the
greatest personal courage, bravery
and energy throughout the engage
ment and outfought the surprised
enemy from the instant contact was
established
During the bombardment a town
behind the American line was heavily
shelled and there were some casual
ties.
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-03-07

comA1nics3ton ma1s public tonigkt.
American troops repulsed . strons
German attack this morning . strong
sGlient north Of Toul. There were
many American casualties. one Of the
killed being . captain. who was grad
uated from West Point In 1917.
The raid was complete failure.
three German prisoners remaining In
American hands. The ground In
front of the American trench was
strewn with German dead.
A driving wet snow was falling
this morning when the Germans open
ed fire on the. American salient with
every weapon at their command.
Seventy-seven heavy shells and gas
shells fell in q perfect whirlwind on
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-03-07

Tia Americas trsnches for half an
hour. AZ the sam time other enemy
shells In great ndmbers were dropp-
ing on the American battery posi-
tions.
The Germans evidently thinking
that the Americans in this section.
having had one taste Of gas a few
days ago. would fear it now, let loose
great quantities of poisonous gas.
but the men put on their masks and
only q few were affected by 1t. So
intense was the fire that the woods
back of the salient were shot to piec-
es.
At 6 o'clock the barrage fire lifted
on the trenches to the right of the
salient and Germans numbering 24O
came sweeping forward under the
protection Of their fire. They came
forward apparently intending to
make a big haul and jumped into
what was left of the trenches, but
there. instead Of the easy time anti
cipated, found the Americans already
for battle. Fierce hand to hand
fighting began.
One American captain rallied men
and. with rifles and machine guns.
went through the American wire en-
there waited for the enemy. whom
he expected to be driven out by his
comrades in the trenches. He was
right. for soon groups of the enemy
started back through the wire entan-
clements. The Americans poured a
deadly fire. but unfortunately, the
captain was killed during the fight
He is the first member of the 1917
class at West Point to be killed.
While the Americans were in front
of the wire and shell holes. still
fighting desperately the American
| barrage fire began sweeping No
Mans Land, catching many running
Prussians who had enough Of Amer
lean methods. The barrage swept
beck and forth, making sure of do
Ig all possible damage to the foe.
When the enemy had been driven
back out Of the positions the bodies
of ten German soldiers were found
in the American trenches. Two Ger.
man officers were entangled in the
wire and many bodies were in sight
Eight were visible through the snow
storm at one point. The ground was
| Uttered with enemys hand grenades
boxes of explosives for destroying
dugouts. and incediary bombs which
they had no opportunity to use.
They managed, however, to drop
bombs into two dugouts but nc
Americans were in them. If the Ger.
mans captured any prosiners which
is doubtful, there were not more
than two or three possibly from q
listening post. OF the missing. many
probably were buried. Digging fol
them now is proceeding and others
may be accounted for.
Two German prisoners were
wounded and the other taken was
unhurt except for a welt on ono OF
his hands where he was truck by a
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-03-07
A Practical Menu

The good ladies OF Sumter have
arranged practical menu for the en-
tire week, and have mapped out a
bill-offare on which anyone could
get fat and at the same time follow
out all of the suggestions and rules
with reference to meatless and
wheatless days.
The menu suggested by these
ladies is as follows
Mondays and Wednesdays-W Wheat
less.
"Breakfast-corn cakes. or corn
mullins or grist bread Ono breakfast
food made of wheat.
'Dinner-corn bread, no pies,
cakes, dumplings. macroni, nor any
thing made from wheat products.
Deserts may be had Of custards. jel-
lies and blanchmange.
"Supper-Rye bread. rice waters.
spoon bread. potatoes may be added
to breakfast and supper menus and
will take the place of bread.
Tuesdays-Meatless and Porkless.
Breakfast and Supper-cheese,
herring, fish roe. tuna fish, mackeral,
sardines, poultry.
"Dinner-poultry or fresh fish. No
soups unless cream ones. none that
are made from stock. No vegetables
boiled with bacon or meat Of any
kind. Use cotton seed products for
frying.
"Saturdays-Por
Observation-Disclosures and supper:
No ham, sausage. bacon or pork OF
any kind on table or used in prepar-
ing dishes for the table.
Eggs are always a meat substitute
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Paris. March 1.-"German troops
especially trained for raiding oper-
attons attacked the American salient
last night and this morning but
the Americans maintained their en-
tire line everywhere. and in addition
cgased heavy casualties among the
enemy. The Americans also took
prisoners on both positions at
tackled" says the French officials
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-03-07
To Cure q Cold In Ono Day.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. Il stops the
Cough and Headache and works OF the Cold.
Druggists refund money II Il fails to cure.
Z. W. GROVES signature on each boz. SOC.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-05-04
at the home of her

Died. at the home Of her
nephew, in this City on Tuesday,
April 30th. Miss Aspasie Melan
con. aunt of Mr.. j. R. Melancon.
Deceased was born on July Goth,
1912 and resided here with her
relatives for many years. She
was a devout Catholic and was
highly esteemed by all who knew
her. The funeral was held from
st. Peters Catholic church on
Wednesday at five O'Clock, Rev.
j. M. Langlois performing the fu-
neral rites.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-05-04

O'Clock, the faithful Red Cross.
workers who belong, or wish 10
belong to the Cemetery Associa-
ton can adjourn at this hour and
step into the elevator at the Hotel
Frederic and there you are
Please don't forget, Monday May
18th at five o'clock.
MARY L. POMEROY.
> Secretary.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-05-04
M 9
CARD OF THANKS.

New Iberia. May I'd. 1913.
We take this means to express.
our heartfelt appreciation to our
neighbors and friends for the val
uable assistance rendered to us
on the occasion Of the death of
our beloved husband and father.
Also for the beautiful floral Of
ferings.
Respectfully,
Mrs. J. M. Carlin and Children.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-05-04
PROTESTANT CEMETERY AS.
ISOLATION.
ATTENTION.

On Monday. May 18th the
yearly election of officers for the
ensuing year will take place. in
the press Of Red Cross and other
sacred duties one is apt to forget
the regular routine Of even so
important a matter as the care
Of the quiet resting spot of our
loved ones. As the hour fo1
meeting at this season, is five
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1918-05-04


Adam Pothier and Jerome Bul
hard and Messrs. Adam Pothie,
and Aristide Badon, Jr of Breauy
bridge, La, were in the City or
Wednesday to attend the funeral
OF Miss Aspasie Melancon.
Mrs. NJ. F. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hall motored to Rayne
on Wednesday to visit friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Percy Mestayer
or Abbevllle and Mrs. Norbert
! Mestayer of Goose Greek, Texas
are here visiting at the home Of
Mr.. Louis Anglers.
Mr.. George Switzer has re-
moved his family to the East Side
INTO Mr.. Norbert Mestayer's res
idence.
The Busy Bee Sewing Circle
Will meet Saturday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Kirk Frantz
1nr. and Mrs. Joe Comeaux and
paoy OF Broussard spent several
GAYS here this week with rela
Mrs. Alex Basarry of Beau
mont, Texas, is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Bagarry. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Baoarrv
ana daughter Miss Gussie. were
weekend visitors to LAFAYETTE.
Inc Episcopal Ladies Auxiliary
met Wednesday afternoon at the
country residence of Mrs. J. p
harrison on Spanish Lake The
members present were MesdameS
"A. Is. Murray, J. P. Russell. F. V.
Peale, P. F. Henry, F. Henssev.
>. J. Forgey, F. Bauman. r. Y.
Dlsgs. J. A. Goodwin, H. Hal, r.
Y 9[uezenberrg, A. Fontelieu, M. F.
Smith, NJ. W. Fisher. F. La
Bourgeois, R. G. Robertson JAS
Wyche, F. F. Courts, Misses n.
E. Davis, J. Fisher and
J. Hewett.
Miss Florentine FACES of Du-
BON. IS visiting Mt. Carmel Con-
vent OF Rayne. where Mother An
gustin is the Superioress.
Miss Lucy Derouen visited the
Convent at Rayne this week.
Rev. Mother Valerie stopped
in between trains on her way TO !
Abbeville. She spent the week
end with the Sisters at Rayne.
Secretary W. G. Weeks of the
Iberia Building and Loan Asso-
citation, and Messrs. Max Levy
and Albert Trotter, members of |
the board of directors left on
Thursday for Shreveport to 5e
present at the State Convention. |
Mr.. Levy will also spend a day
or two at Alexandria while ell
route as the guest of relatives.
Mr.. Robert Borel's family were
blessed with a fine boy born to
them on Thursday.
Mr.. Nathan Levy left yester-
day to take up his residence in
Panama. Mr.. Levy had been
in the capacity Of clerk
to the Local Draft Board for sew
eral months and rendered valu-
able services. He is succeeded by
Mr.. J. w. Carey. Mr.. Levy S
friends here extend their best
wishes to him.
Mr.. Jules J. Landry the enter
prising merchant on Bank Ave.
IS having his residence enlarged
and renovated. When finished it
will be quite an addition to that
part of New Iberia.