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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-03
| SECCION
La CAMPANA PRESIDENTIAL

SonfliiaIcS rulminantc<. c> dccir. sin caudiiloS,
>iguific6 uu frogrc>o polite, positive. que seine
ialrl que iha Il r"dimir para Sirmpre ii pans uc Ia
nniitica pcr>onali<ra. del caudillaje. de las "cliell-
lcIa<" poIitica>. que son Ia nc"aci"n dc la deiliocrA
ca .. por 10 mcnoS. 81 ohSlaculo principal para ci
funcinmamicnto organize dc las in>tltl"Ionc$ demo
cratica<.
FL particle AntirrcclccCioniSta. que como 81
nomhrc 10 indica. era 81 mas radical. por 10 m"r"S
en- IN denomination. fine Il que lu@ro conqul>tnr mas
atlrnIo>. y ll.ondu 81 mumentu opUrtumU para Ia
designation de- >I< r#uIidato>. acordo haccr una
Convention. uGc >crl lamu>a en- Ia HiSt"rl;I imttlc'
de MEXICO. ' Il la cual invit" para coaligar>" Il los
nrro> Particles poliGiIcn> que 81 hablan or"anlza'i".
En- cSa Convention memorable. mica dI"ua y IL
bre 0ur Sc In hrclIo en- Mexico. - dc>ignaron los
,andid,loS para la Prc<idrncia ' NiccprcSidcmcia
de la Rrpiblica. Is a>i como Sc pr"cedlo cntoli
ccS. Ningln nomhrc personal >irvid para fundar
ornaniZar \ llcvar Il In lH"ha electoral 4 los PartldoS
politico<. OniiimOS hahfar dc los reSullad"> de la
campana electoral, porquc ESQ no hace nj case.
Nos limitamoS n >eialar Y rcc"rdar los proceil-
mirntoS >P@uiloS. pGrque eiloS, por 81 solos, he
mue<tran un pro"reSo pniltico real. que por NM
gun motive deh"moS poncr en- cl olvldo. rs necc-
Sario que en- c$ta Vcz Y en- las SuhSccucnlrS. para
las campanaS "lectoraleS. abandoncmoS dctlnltIVa-
mentr los aneio> procedimiemtoS pcr>onaiiSta>. Y que
los PartidoS no Sc organiccn Sobrc Y en- torno dc
un homhrr. por superior Que aparezca. Slno que los
principles sean cl fundamental ' los LAGOS de con-
yrcgaciou que <irva para hacer las "Convcnrionr>
V c,la~ para lcSi@nar candidaturaS.
Los proccdimicnt"< que ahora prImciplan Il
>r"uir ca Mexico, acrl>an una terrible re"rcSl"n Il
los fatidir"> ticmpoS pcr>onali>taS. .Nhora son
los nombrc< de los iefcS WilitareS los que sirvcu
para organizar Partido> politicoS. ESto no debc
ser. no pu,7lc ser, ii aIguun yrz h"mo> dc principiar
= roniuriruo< como dcmucrata>.
49,. ..- IN. F,rp,.p ,.,-, ll
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tsG1I--t0E a. frances pcFG IL fHE-NSH'
.T~eDreSaiiaS. Tai Y como 10 ha escrito
TIT au,or americana, "ei gobieroo del
Shah yeia que Persia sc hallaba Co
levaGa entire dos piedras de moline Y
guc. POGO a POGO. Sc lie hevaba a Ia
muerte." Fue por este por 10 cue.
cgmp-endiendo la necesidad de eleg.r
u vcnciendo el odjo n~acional que los
uar>as sentian contra el imperiallSmo
r1so. ell gobierno de Teheran ofrecio
ua.rSe 4 los Observation-Disclosures IN
canine por el cual podian llegar }
Sur Ge Russia las fuerzas britanicaS
de la India. Que papel habrla podl-
do desempenar dos amos mas tarde
este canine. al principle de Ia dicta-
dura bolshevikista,
\ decir verdaG. Persia st ~presenta-
b. con recurSos oien irsigniflcantes.
No tenia nj ejercito nj gendarmerla nj
finaHzas nj fe~rrocarriles nj aun 81
au:yra los cuadroS ADMINISTRATORS
que lie lutheran permitido ~lmprovlSar
rapidamente Il organization. Pero
;cual era Ia cauSa de esJas Geficien-
.cia>" No era nj Ia fa!ta de inteli-
cencla nj la falta de patriotismo.
Cuaiquiera que haya viv!do en- Persia
anteS de la guerra Sabe que era mas
intcresante Y mas reconfortante e.
laDlar con los persas que con los re-
~preSentantes de la autoridad rusa. por
eiemplo. Persia habia quedado sin
credito. sin fuerzaS. sin nucleO de vida
nacional-pues Russia no toleraba que
Sc o~rganizara IN gobierno conStltu-
cional en- Teheran.-y q Ia nora en-
que hubiera podido preStar a los ALA
dos ServicioS preciosoS. no contaba
con e!cmentos para llenar Su mission.
Sin embargo. Sc habria poGido ayu-
darla. Pero NADIA Sc hizo. y Ia Offer
IA de alianza que hacia el goblerno
perSa. NADIA respondio Ia Entente. o
mas b;en dicho, al fin lego una res
pueSra V esta acab0 de desalentar a
los rerSaS. FL 10. de agosto de 1916,
ma nota coniunta de Russia Y de la
Gran Bretana invite al goblerno persia
q poner en- manoS de estaS dos poten-
cias el control de suS flnanzas Y a
autorizar la creacion dc fucrzaS mill
tareS diStintaS: una. en- e. Nortc, ba-
10 ei commando russo. y la otra, en- el
Sur. bajo eli commando ingles. Tn do
Icumento. que fue reveladO mas tarde,
ha explicaGo eSta actitud de los ALA
dos.
Desae 81 20 de mario de 1915. el
MiniStrrio russo lie RelaciOneS kNte-
Iriorrs entonces = cargo de NJ. SaZo-
nof. nformo Il NJ. lSwolsky, Embaja-
dor en- Paris, que III acuerdo anglo
russo del - de mario ~precedente ma
bia suprimido Ia "zona neutral en-
Persia. ESta Zora reServada Dor Ell
acuerdo ~augIo-ruso de 1907, Separaba
Ia esfcra de Influenza britannica de
Ia esfera de influenza ruSa. De ALI
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ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
LOS DERECHOS DE PERSIA

en- adeiante. este ultImo veStigio de
la mdependencia persia habia desapa-
recido. Y la repatriation de Persia Sc
hallaba arreglada.
FL hundimiento del antique regi-
men russo ha reducido a Ia NADIA todoS
csos tratados secretos. Al hacer la
paz ahora. IS necesario que las po-
tenciaS victorioSas reparen los ycrroS
a causa de los cuales Persia ma tenido
que sufrir.
Mas probada por la guerra que al
gunos de los beligerantes, mantenida
Dor un veto del que no era respon-
sable, fuera de nuestra albania a Ia
Que pretendia ercrar, Persia podria
ser admitida para que ocupara un lu-
gar en- la C~onferencia de Paris. Esto
Is 10 que ha lido q sostener Su Minis
cro de RelacioneS Eyteriores-el mis-
mo Mochaver ell Memalek que ofreci6
entrar a la guerra en- diciembre de
1915. Fl Console de las grandes po-
~tenciaS haria un acto de equidad con-
cediendole I'm lugar en- Ia Conferen-
cia. Esto ~equivaldria a romper def
nitivamente con la politica de anita
no cue d~esconocia Ia Independence de
los pueblos orientaleS. Y seria tanto
como darleS a los musulmaneS del
! murdo entero una satisfaction mucho
mas seria de la que Sc ha creido dar-
les admitiendo dos delegados del He'd
JAZZ. La unidad arabe no eS mas que
una hip6teSis, combatida haSta entire
los arabeS miSmoS. La unidad per
Sa. por el contrario. eS una realidad
v~iviente. Ahora que Turquia Sc halla
deSpedazada. Persia es Ia patria mu-
| Sulmana mas grande del globo.
:Por que rehusarle un honor? Co
mo deSccnocer suS d~erechos?
Ante ia Conferencia de paZ, Persia
tendra reivindicaciones multipleS que
hacer waller. Reivindicaciones terri
~to-iales, para que sc lie devuelvan las
regiones que tanto los rusos como los
turcos lie han tornado indebldamente.
ReivindicacioneS financieras, para re-
I ioaoE 41S iCN 40 GSiN4OllNo Wv ld SILll-
do. observation-disclosures pOliticaS Y eco
nomicaS. para que ST. Independence Y
su deSarrollo Sc aseguren en- 10 de
adeiante. Va sea que haya un de-
iegado persia en- la mesa del mGcllc
&c OrSal o va CUE no 10 haya, eStas
cuestioneS deberan ser eXaminadas,
pues elias ponen en- juego grandes in
~tereses internacionales Y estan en- in
| timo contacto con los principles mis-
mos de ~justicia sobre los cualeS debe
fundarSe IL paz. Mas vale. pueS,
conceGerle francamente I'm lugar a
este interlocutor persia, al que no Sc
ra possible dejar de escuchar.
Convene decir. eli honor de lngla-
terra, que e. gobierno BRITANNICA no
ha hecho nada-muy leios de ESQ
para disuadir al gObierno persia dc
pedir un lugar en- la Conferencia. La
! opinion publica FRANCESCA, por su PAR
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FL Consejo de las grande- 2otencias
busca siempre el medic DE pacLtlcar 4
Russia. Is, pueS, opoctUno recordaf
un hecho POGO conocido que res haoria
podido evltar mucnoS sUiriw'entoS "
los ruSos ) mucno a SIS
AliadoS. ESa ocaS!on Gde ~r pera!o
Sc remonta q mas De tres amos. loGo
ma camblaao lie ent"nceS av"' ' 10
que en- esa epoca nuofer" S.oo una So
iuclon. en- Ia actuatIaao no PUeoe ser
va mas cue una e~hSe'@"%". FeIo
cuanao Se Ga M cuei~a "e d" geI''o
lioad en- que G Proo'e"'" i"So I'D H."
mIdo a nueStra aI"i']"' Se "''s "No
que n e~Nse""I'@" = s'e''p-e w
actualldad-
Las deSgraclaS de RuS.a-E las
nuescraS-han p]rovcrido principal
menEe de IN obStaculo material: Ia
fafra lie comunicacioneS continues :
directas entire el territorio russo Y las
fuerzas de las ~potencias occjde0tales.
Este b~!ooueo de Russia. c~omenZado
mediaute e. cierre de los Daraanelos
cl ) de agosJo de 1914, sc complete
O Ia union de los bulgaroS ' de
los alemaneS a travcs del territorio
serbio. en- ocJuDre de 1915. Al fin
del y lie 1918. los ui!ados no pcdiar
llegar a Russia sino por la VIA inter
mitente de acknowledgements por los
hieloS dLranrc una parte del lnvierno
-por la costa murmana. a IA que no
liega u eI ferrOcarril, o danGo una
;umenSa vuelya Dor el Oceano pacifi-
co. Fue en- esa epoca cuando un
nuevo canine les fue ofrecido.
Fl yo5ierno de Teheran. cave te-
rri-orio - exriende entire 81 golfo
n+rsiro = - mar CASINO. uroUus unir-
50 = los abados Fl N!nistro persia
de ReIa,;oreS ExterioreS. Mochaver Ell
Mema!ek sometio a Ia aprobacion de
Rusia Y de Ia Gran BretaHa un pro-
veto do alianzs que deberia rener vi
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Seccion de Consultas.

J. A. dc Ia R.-San Antonio. Texas.-La
compania cinematografica que existe aqui
desde hace cerca de un ano. tienc estableci-
10 su Studio" por 81 rumbo dc la Mission
d. San jose. La que sc esta organizando
atn no esta eStablerida en- ra-'c INA.
pcrc g. probable Cue sc eStablezca prjSima-
mcntr por ei misuo rumbo. Crecmos que
podra obtener informes mas precisos en- Ia
Camara dc Concrete lie csta Ciudad. Central
Office Bldg.
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te. Sc siente feliz de aprovechar ssta
oportunidad para testimoniarle a Per
STA una simpatia que ha sido siem2re
profundamente desintcreSada. y Ia
cauSa persia. 10 mismo que todas las
causas ~justas. puede contar evldente-
mente con el ilustre apoEo del Fr"ai-
dente Wilson.
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c. S.-Laredo. Te%as-Con fccha 20 dc
fchrero Iitimo contcstamos sGs consult re-
iativa> 4 las Moves J a las uascaras contra
gases asfiXiantes. SentimOS mucho cue no
Sc haya tornado el trabajo de estar pendientc
lie buscar su condensation y que debido a ESQ
no haya tcnido conocimiento o%pcrtuno dc ella.
Sin embargo. hay un medic Sencillo de sub
sanar. en- 10 possible. el NAL dirijase listed
Il Ia administrator de La PrcnSa" pidien-
do que lie remitan e. numcro dc este perio-
dico correspondence a la :ccha citada. Los
numeros atraSadus valen so!amente diez CEN
tavos.
En- cuanto n Ia diferencia que nota entire
las nieveS fabricad:s en- carrafa y la que
hagen en- Ia fabrica, pucdc listed cstar Segu-
ru de uuc no Sc debe a Ia garrafa misma
~iao Il que los que cmplean este apara,o o
"a sabcn hacerla q tiencn mcnor cuidado
. Ia preparation tcl liquiio que tratan
L. cuajar.
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J. n. k.-San Antonio. Tcxas.-El Cheese
CLOTH Is una tela delgada de lana de tej!do
ralo cuya trama burda forma una verda-
dera cuadricula mas O menoS cempacta y que
q Semejsnte a la tcla uuc Sc empiea lara
separar de Ia Ieche cualada con cue Sc ha-
cen los quesoS. el Suero. Dc ALI ct uombrc
Que sc le da en- inglcs.
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{. F. F.-Nilvid. TcNa-.-Agradecemos su
-raciosa ocurrencia sint;cndo que no envuel-
VA un problema que SC halle dentro dc nueS-
tru yodcr ~rcsolvcr.
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Pedro REClO.
Smyrna times., 1919-12-31
REFUSES TO Be CoMFoRTED
Given Remedy for Potato Bug Pest,
Pessimist Digs Up Another
Tale Of Woe.

A Kansas City farmer has prop, d
a scheme for doing away with potato
bugs so simple that it seems ridicu-
lOus. Perhaps not much dependence is
10 be placed in agricultural sugges-
tiOns offered by a Kansas City farmer.
Kansas farmers should command in
stant respect, but we would not be in
clined to have faith in a Kansas City
farmer much more than in a Manhat-
tan farmer. However, this hint may
be taken for what it is worth The
Kansas City idea is that all that is
necessary to keep the potato bugs
away is TO plant one bean in the hill
with the seed potato. 1t seems that
the bngs hate beans.
Perhaps they do. Anyway, in our
own experience we can testify that
we have never seen potato bugs feed
ing on bean vines. 1t would be a lOgi-
cal assumption that they will not ven
ture into the presence Of beans So
far as we have observed there has not
been a potato bug in our garden this
season. Perhaps, that is because we
did not plant any potatoes. But gar
dens develop or encourage all kinds Of
bugs besides potato bugs. That is one
Of the harassing experiences of about
every amateur gardener And if it is
not bugs it is something else. Just as
you get your garden growing well,
along come couple of calves or a
herd, of cows and eat off the tops Of
everything. The bovine tribe seems to
have peculiar fOndness for young
corn Only a person with bitter expe-
rience can fully appreciate the sig
nificance of that old nursery appeal to
Little Boy Blue to blow his horn on
account Of the cows being in the corn.
Between the pests that bite the roots
or mastcate tie leaves and those that
eat or trample the plants it is mighty
hard to raise growing things.-F. IL.
Young in Providence Journal.
Smyrna times., 1919-12-31

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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-08-23
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF.

That history repeats itself is
again made clear by the fact that
government is again feeding the
people with army rations. Our
older citizens will remember that
just after the close Of the Ameri-
can Civil War the government
opened what was termed Freed
mems bureaus throughout the
South and issued rations to the
newly freed negroes. The fraud
practiced at that time was the
most colossal piece of thievery
ever recorded, and big fortunes
were made by the government
agents, who practically stole every
thing the government bought
for the negroes. While we ap-
prehend nothing of the kind now,
it will be well to keep an eye on
the proceedings, or the profiteers
will get away with the bacon, and
history may repeat itself in most
collosal fraud upon the govern
ment. Mansfield Enterprise.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-08-23
hl44E ~ e0122-

may be profitably done when corn
and soy beans are planted togeth.
er, some corn or other feed high
in carbohydrates should be given
the hoos while they are grazing
peanuts or soy beans. 1t is prob
able that we can stand the de-
creased price placed on peanut
and soy bean-fed hogs and still
produce them at a profit. It is
also probable that the packers
place too great penalty on
Southern hogs, but the fact re-
mains that peanut and soy beam
fattened hogs are soft and that
the seller must pay q penalty.
Therefore, we should feed some
corn while the hogs are grazing
the peanuts and soy beans and
then feed entirely on corn and
cottonseed meal for five or six
weeks, after the hogs are taken
oc the peanuts and soy beans, be-
fore marketing them.-The Pro-
gressive.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-08-23
NO ACCURATE MAP or 60
PER CENT OF q. 8.

LIT will astonish most people Il
IA that only about 40 per cent
~ the 1900, 600 square miles Of
the United Statse have been fairly
accurately mapped, and that
much Of this 40 per cent will
have to be gone over again be.
cause # the rough methods orig
inally used and because Of topo.
graphical change since it was
done.
The authority for these state.
ments is Dr.. e. Lester Jones 81
the United States Coast and
Geodtic Survvy, who makes them
ii an, article on the possibilities
Of making maps from aeroplanes.
That topography may change
mn sh is illustrated BY the fact
that Fire Island entrance, Long
Island. N. r., has changed its 20
sition four miles in fifty years.
In an article on photography
Ia war time. in La Science ct Ia
.{Raris), 1. p. Clerc suggest that
Biographical maps Of states or
Seh Of whole countries can be
prepared from aeroplanes far
more simply and accurately than
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-08-23
RICE GROWERS MEET.

Last Saturday a meeting of the
Teche Division Of the Southern
Rice Growers Association was
held in the parlors of the Hotel
Frederidc in New Iberia. The
meeting was called to select del
fegate to the meeting Of the Asso-
' citation held in Beaumont Thurs
dav the 14th inst.
DR.. j. A. Goodwin, who has
represented the Teche District in
the Association for two years.
called the meeting to order and
stated the purpose of the call.
i. Goodwin also made splen-
ID address, showing how the rice
Industry had benefited and pros
pered under the management Of
the Rice Growers Association.
DR.. Goodwin also gave report
Of his stewardship as representa-
tive for the Teche District and
concluded by rendering his resig-
nation. A unanimous vote Of
thanks was extended DR.. Good
win for the splendid services he
had rendered the Teche District
in his term of Office.
Mr.. G. P. Sims Of Adeline was
placed in nomination for repre-
sentative of the Teche District
in the Southern Rice Growers As
ISOLATION and elected by acclama-
ton. Mr.. Sims thanked the men,
bers for the honor conferred and
promised to use his best talent
and energy to safeguard and for
ward the interest Of the rice in
dustry of the district.
After free discussion Of the
labor situation and other matters
of interest the meeting adjourned.
Mr.. Sims is successful bust
ness man and planter of splendid
Executive ability and his selection
~ this responsible position will
give the Association the weight of
a very active and trained mind in
its deliberations and actions
Coast Herald.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-08-23

When You have q bilious attack
your liver fails to perform ita
functions. You become consti-
pated- The food you eat ferments
in your stomach instead Of di-
gestinh. This inflames the stom-
sch and causes nausea, vomiting
and Z terrible headache. Take
three Of Chamberlain s. Tablets.
They will tone up your liver, clean
out your stomach and you will
soon be a well as ever. They
only cost . quarter.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-08-23
by surveying.

by surveying.
DR.. James points out the lmi.
tations of airplane photography
this can scarcely yet help in
measuring elevations, for instance,
but he says that in testing the
correctness Of present day maps
the aeroplane could be of great
value, as it would be quicker to
send it through the air taking
photographs Of the ground than
it would be to re-survey such vast
areas. Weekly Waterman.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-08-23

666 has more limitations than
any other Chill and Fever Tonic
on the market, but no one wants
limitations. They are dangerous
things in the medicine line.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-08-23

|
Act Of Incorporation ~d~
! of the
LOVE AND CHARITY AssO.
CIATI0N".
United States of America, State O.
Louisiana, Parish of Iberia.
Be 1t Known, that on this 1Otl
day of the month of April, in tht
year of our Lord One Thousand
Nine Hundred and Nineteen, anc
of the independence of the United
States of America the One Hun
dred and Forty Third, before me
J. Gabriel Leblanc, ST., a Notary
Public, duly commissioned and
qualified in and for the Parish oil
Iberia, State of Louisiana, therein
residing, and in. the presence OF
the witnesses hereinafter named
and undersigned, personally came
and appeared the several persons
whose names are hereunto sub
scribed, who declared that. avail
ing themselves of the provisions
of the Statutes of this State rela-
tive to the organization Of corpo-
rations for literary scientific,
social and charitable and mutual
benefit purposes, they do by these
presents organize themselves, and
those who may hereafter become
associated with them. into a body
polite and corporate, under the
following terms and conditions,
to-wit:
Article I.
The name and title of this cor
p0ration shall be the Love and
Charity Association" and by that
name and title it shall have and
enjoy succession for the term Of
ninety-nine years from the date
hereof, unless sooner dissolved by
a vote representing twoathirds Of
its members present at special
meeting held for that purpose,
after thirty days notice, to be
mailed to each member at his last
known address.
Article II.
SuAN ! s 4
The domicile Of this corporation
shall be at the Bell Congregational
Church, in the Third Ward Of the
Parish of iberia, State Of Louis
lana, and all citations or other
legal process shall be served on|
the President, and, in his absence
on the Vice. President.
Article III.
The object of this corporation
shall be for charitable purposesI
among themselves, and to afford
each other such aid and assistancel
as may be determined by their ActI
IF Incorporation, Constitution and |
By Laws and the rules and regula- |
lions Of the Association.
Article ".
The corporate powers Of this
corporation shall be exercised byI
Board Of Directors, consisting Of
he President, the Vice President,
he Secretary, the Treasurer as
Ex-officio members and four other
members elected at the annual
Meeting to be held for the purpose
If electing the said Board Of Di-
'ect0rs.
Article v.
The monthly meetings of this
Association shall be held on the |
Fourth Sunday of every month,
peciM meetings Of the Associa-
ion may be held at any time after
wo weeks notice on the written
'equest Of any five members, and,
t the annual and all general meet
ngs fifteen shall constitute a.
uorum.
At each annual meeting there
hall be elected, BY d majority Of
hose members present, q Presi-
|ent. : Vice President. q Secre-
ary. Treasurer, and four other
lembers to serve upon the Board |
4 Directors. and there shall also
I elected i Grand Marshal who {
hall be . member Of the Board Of j
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-08-23
DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERS

A large number Of subscrip.
lions to The Enterprise is now due.
Those in arrears should call and
settle, or send check or money
order. Kindly refer to your last
receipt and remit accordingly.
New Ibsria ENTERPRISE.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-08-23

~ onhs 1T ~ ~ A11bGl g ~
M sS g e ;s1aa asa :s.s
Qui0ine and does not eauDe ne9vouoneso nor
ringing IL head. Remember ~ full naue and
box fos The si9nature Of g. ~. GROVE. DC.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-08-23

Directors.
All vacancies in office or on com.
mlttees shall be filled by the Pres.
ident or the acting President until
the next annual meeting.
Only active members in good
standing shall be allowed to vote
at any meeting of tie Association
Article vi.
This Association shall have. the
full power to sue and be sued, to
make and use corporate seal,
and the same to alter and break
at pleasure, it also have the power
to acquire, hold. lease or purchase,
as well as sell, ALLEVIATE, convey,
mortgage or hypothecate, property
real or personal; and in general
shall enjoy and exercise all pow
ers incident to corporation con-
sistent with the objects expressed
herein and needful and proper for
its government and support.
Article VII.
This act of incorporation may
be altered or amended by a two
thirds vote of the membership
present at the annual meeting or
at a special meeting held for that
purpose after thirty day notice in
writing shall have been mailed to
each member, setting forth the
time, the place and purpose Of
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