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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

TIE year book for Rebecca Stoddert
I shapter OF the D. A. r.. has been
completed
Il shows the following program OF
work for the year.
October 6-Mrs. n q. Allen, chair
nam A vital Problem OF Today, Mrs.
il r. Brown; report % national p. A.
II committee. AIRS w Il. Aldridge.
Novem- er s-1Irs- Lee II orndorff
chairman; The WORK CT the Associ-
atel Press" by Norman Walker.
December 1-1Irs j. r. Mcleod,
chairman american Humor. Mrs.
Irving e. Neil
January 5-lLrs. n. r. Allen. chair
man HeirlQoms.. airs. .. u. braE
February 2-3irs- Lee r. OrndorfE,
cbalru-an- special musical program.
February 22-Miss Anna Washburn-
chairman special program for the
-hilren OF the chapter, when essays
win be read and prizes awarded
March 3-Mrs- j. r. Mcleod, chair
man; Municipal Ownership Mrs. l.
IL Robinson.
A1rn s-Elac-Ion OF Officers
Nay AIRS. J. r Mcleod. chair
nan- current events.
Airs "a T. stark is In charge Of the
music Tor tie year
The annual luncheon for the incom-
Sag officials IS 20 be given In May
Tie chapter every year offers
priza'to the Sixth. Seventh and Eighth
grades Of The public schools for the
best essays written on a subject
selected Boy the essay committee. Ars.
Harry kelsCHr e chairman OF This
committee and the subject selected is
-lT Patriotic Hero.
The committee known as Children Of
t. al ~ ~
Mexican schools In cooperation With
the principals along Americanization
nfic Tines
AIRS Nary Ross Keister IS organizer
su 49, Everett Long director Of
this work
Officers and directors OF Rebecca
5todlert chapter ars9 Regent, AHs.
Joseph J. Spence first vice regent,
llrs- g. f. HaWks- second vice regent
Mrs, " s. Iltous recording secretary
Airs. j. W Laws corresponding secre-
tarE Miss Gertruds Yale treasurer,
7Irs. T. A. Shedd; historian. IFS. Roll
I'm L- winch, registrar Mrs ~. s.
Lc-llrr, parllame ltariau. llrs- 5. Il
Sutherland.
Directors are. Hrs. p z. Thomson.
1lrs- c. r Aorehaad. AIRS. IL IL stark,
lLrs. Lee s. Orndorff Mrs. Is. -. AL
bridge. Mrs. u. w Berkshire. Mrs J.
p Mcleod. Mrs 3. NJ C. Wiuiams,
Mrs. Z .. White
The committee on auditing and
finance follows. Airs. F. W. Bauer. I
chairman; Irs. ]. c. Hayes and AIRS. I
3. ~ C. Williams
other committees are az follows:
sram--1rz- n II Allen. chair /
man- airs. ]. r Mcleod and 1frs. Lee
r. Orndorff
sociaI-Mrz. T. :. Woodsida. chair- T
nan- 1IEW. g. Triton. Mrs c. .. /
hellery. Miss sarah BridgerE and aiiss I
arT Gates Redmond.
Patriotic art-Miss Anna wash I
l---n chairman: Hrs. Frank Payne, /
Lillian Cole and llrs. T. o. Nan
Ter
esy-1Irs J. r. McBroom. (
sans hrs. s. H. Sutherland. AIRS. 4
--.-auson .rs. w. Erlal- ]
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

for Giris. has formed two choral
classes. one includes the pupils Of the
upper school, the other members OF
the lower grades.
The music department OF the Won
ans club viii meet at 8 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon at the club
hou1-. and Mrs. VIII T. owen VIII
have charge Of the program Vocal
lists for the afternoon viii include
Mrs. Robert Holiday. Mrs. ". ID.
Howe and Mrs. Enoob. Pianists VIII
include Mrs Henderson, Miss Zoe Rat
lift and AIRS. Oscar Lesser.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
LODGES and Clubs.

Dove shrine 80 3 OF the White
shrine OF Jerusalem viii meet on
wednesday evening at s o'clock IN l.
o. o. F. hall An initiation VIII take
place.
Members o. the Degree Of Honor
viii hold a business meeting. followed
BY a social hour, at the home OF Mrs
Ethel Atkinson. 100 south Grama
street. on Tuesday afternoon, octo-
Der Z.
Members OF Lupin Review. 10. &C,
y omen's Benefit Association Of Mac
cabees were entertained Friday eve
ming at the home Of Mrs Julius Nc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

Dermott IN the Alexandra apart
ments. After a short business session
a social hour was enjoyed and dainty
refreshments were served By the
hostess
f2. OF the lLacca bees. was held FL J. o
%. r. hall az o'clock on Friday even
Ing. Fifteen candidates took ths frs
and second degrees. After the lusi-
ness meeting a social hour was en-
i0ved and rafreshmeurs were served
The committee Of entertainment OF
the organization includes Mr. Laura
culver. 1lrs Bertha Heitsen and Ars-
Nary kroEsar-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

The Westminster circle Of West
Minister Presbyterian church viii hold
a business meeting Tuesday afternoon
at g o'clock in the church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
Auiomobiling and Outings.

Members OF the Court Of Honor wiz
motor Up The valley Monday evening
To- the ranch Of Mr. and Hrs. Thomas
Heifrin. where they viii enjoy pie
mic supper and dance. The guests 60
Ing up TO attend the supper and dance
VIII meet at $50 O'Clock IN the office
Of DIT. Ida Bishop IN The Herald
building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

BETTER HTRH4-HCH
homer Union Petroleum Co. ne
stock 81 par. Rio Graude OH Ex-
change. u. f.. Mckinney, Mgr4s l9s
Texas srreet.-AlT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04
Musical.

Miss Natalie Thornton. OF New Bed
ford, Mass now az the FL Paso school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

3 day September %. and she also read a
letter from the state president OF The
arent-I Teachers association, Mrs. E.
q ?. waters. Mrs Frank Coles
Ars J. W. Thompson and Mrs. j. ri
Dudley were appointed as delegates
q the state convention Of the Parent
Aeaclerf association at Austin. No
rember 20 .. Mrs Charles Hamel
urlEe- 4lrs. ]. g. McGradV gave a talk
on aims and Purposes" OF the Par
enL-Ieachers' associations, and Mrs
Faul Lisso. the treasurer OF the as
sociation, gave q report A called
meeting OF the Lamar association VIII
De neld next Tuesday at the residence
OF MS. Fred Stevenson. One or two
captains were appointed from each
srade FOR the drive and these cap
tains are to be from among the par
enls- This list includes; Captain
rom tne kindergarten department,
MIS- Frank A. McCouom; high first
Grade. Mrs. Charles Hamei. low first.
llrs- J. Mack Crawford and Mrs S. J.
brienri high second. Mrs. ". II. Arm
strong; low second, Mrs ? l. Pitman:
nlgn third Mrs. J. O. Sweeney; low
third, Mrs. John Armstrong. high
fourth, Mrs. r. 2. Homan; low fourth.
AEs. c. Wilmington and Mrs. [. 7.
nl9leri nign fifth. Mrs Paul Lisso
and Mrs j. Hollis; low fifth. AIRS
81 J. Cope and Mrs. James Walsh.
high sixth, Mrs. Frank Coles: low
sixth, Mrs. Archibald Hotchkiss and
Alrs thompson high seventh, Mrs
Roeert Lander and Mrs H +. YER
pllllion- The members OF the Parent
Teachers association Of Lamar. school
lnclude- Misses Isabel Smith. Estells
berrien, LEILA Dobson. Maud Strict
land, May Anderson, Maude Novels.
GerrrIde Belmar, Laura Nelson. Alice
Fitzgerald, Dorcas Anne Payne and
iva StaplerOn: Mesdames j. Mann, Al
len Lane. II. IL Hatcher. II. ]. Cope.
y B Homans YIN. A. Hawkins. s. J.
brient. Marie r. Rivey, Henry F. Rey-
maud Frank Coles, Arch Hotchk kiss,
p ~. Halght, Chas. Eircher. Harry
> Allster, F. Merchant, L S. KILLER,
Chas- Hamei, Dollie P Knickerbocker
7 p 1icChesneys Fred Stevenson. J. 4.
hollls, Paul Lisso, r 2. Ross. r. Z.
olrlack, Robert Lander, 7. J. German.
vernon Jones. J. w Thompson. W. z.
Armstrong Il. V West, J. T. HameI
J. r Dodd, J. Mack Crawford. II. J.
Cope G. 2. Heffler. L E. Lockhart
L ]. Coggins, r. J. Hemphiu, Albert I
Goodioe, H S. Elayers J. U. Sweeney.
r. b Thurman. 7. v. Sparks Henry
Lane, c. = Matthews. John r. Hayes. f
Geo. Reed 7. A johnson. Il r. Gar
dener, i. G. Green. r Lujan. n i
Lockhart. Chas. c. Wilmington. II. F. I
Nermillion, Frank A. licCollom. r. C. I
Birch. Margaret Jones and Burieson Z
station.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04

OF the British Empire win meet Nom
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock az the
Hueco street
The Trinity Methodist church Mis-
sionary society viii hold a business
meeting Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock IN the church narlors.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-04


The College Woman's club viii
I meet on saturday afternoon at 3
Z oc-oek. october 4, n the parlors OF
gram for the years work viii Include
STUDY OF the community theater
movement Mrs. Herbert D. Fields
Z is president CT the club. For the
October meeting the program VIII IN
ne Coming Of the Art Theater
Its Need. BY Mrs. r. Z Parker. its
Ideals, by Mrs. Dwight J. Bradley
discussion. led BY Mrs. J. n Frank
NoTem bsr-Plavs and P1nvwrfEhts
contrasting the poetic and imagina-
tive with the realistic BY Mss
Natalie Thornton and Miss Lois Lane
Deem oer-lievival Of old reliEious
plays. by Mrs. Edmund G. Lachmann.
enilaren' plays, BY Mrs Charles KIN
January and Febrr B.-As we. in
America. have slight "1ue OF na-
tional drama. such IS the Irish and
even the FrencH have. the possihii6v
or sectional drama has been sug-
Eested. dividing the country into tour
groups. as NeW ENGLAND. Mrs. A. J.
MOTIFS middle wet Mrs A. IL
.ressingham- FAR west Mrs .. y
Fernessy and Southern Border. 1rrs
a. p ArerilL Plays Illustrative OF
these localities VIII be studied IN the
two meetings and opportunities for
further work along these lines
brought out. including the dramati-
zation Of short stories. such as Ethan
Prone Gas typical OF New Enrlandl.
and Bret Harte'E stories OF the west
Prizes VIII be offered Tor original
work for the best one-act NAV. for
the best SYNOPSIS Of an original dra-
matte situation ard for the best
drarnat izafiou OF a story.
Aarch-ItoW the romance OF south
vest history lends itself 70 pageantrr.
BY ArS. J. J. sullivan
April-Reading OF the prize WIN
nine work. election u OFFICERS.
near the Country club and picnic
luncheon On charge o. the sncial con-
mittee. includi1E Mrs. Charles r.
Foc-ell rnairrrrn- Mrs Branrhe
Cr7 iga. Mrs. p. T. White Mrs James
Dick and Mrs r. P. lIosson.
The Jewish Women's council win
have its first meeting OF the season
AZ Community han Tuesday. October
z at 8 o'clock There viii be a
musical program by NrH. A. r. Gold
stein. Mrs. Ralph Henderson and Miss
Mluda Lasiiu.
The Westminster circle Of West
Minister Presbyterian church viii hold
a business meeting Tuesday afternoon
at 9 o'clock IN the church.
The Embroidery cub will meet Fri
day afternoon at 2 o'clock with Mrs.
c. II Crombie as hostess 81 her home
1910 Montana street
FL Paso chapter Of the Daughters
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-22

| On March 10th the bids will be
opened for the paving of the Main Stree,
of New Iberia as advertised by the CITY
Board of Trustees. Just what kind Of
material will be acceptable to the Board
we are not in position to state. They
have asked for bids on several different
pavinA materials, so as t6 arrive later at
some basis that will not be too much Of
a burden upon the people. 1t is hoped
the propositions for paving will be such
that the work will soon be undertaken so
as to forever get rid of the mud such as
we have been contending with for so
many years. Once our mai1 horoughfare
and the Avenue leading to The Southern
Pacific depot is properly paved, New
Iberia will then be fit place in which to
reside. Of course all of the other streets
in New Iberia will also be graveled so as
to make them fit for service. The mud
holes that exists here at this time is not
only an eye sore, but one out of place for
community the size of our City. We
hope there will be as little delay in the
work as possible once the bids are
awarded. The people of New Iberia have
suffered long enough from the bad con-
dition of the highways. When freight
has to be hauled on the sidewalks by
trucks it is certainly time for change.
Never in the history of. our people have
we ever experienced such conditions. OF
curse many of the bad holes is due to
the excavation made during the sewerage
work and could not be avoided.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-22


IN the last number of The En-.
terprise we mentioned an account
of large hog being raised by Mr.
DerOuen. In a letter from Mr.
Lincoln Drake on Feb. 18th, he
mentioned incidentally having
Slaughtered a hog on. his place
near Olivier which tipped the
scales at eight hundred and fif-
teen pounds. The meat, lard and
sausage extracted from this porker
Melted 6S6 pounds. Mr.. Drake it
will be remembered bought the
country place Of Mr. A. D. Theriot
and of his magnificent porkers.
He has now about seventy Poland
China s which he wishes to place
upon the market about March LIST.
Mr.. Drake removed to this Parish
from New Jersey a couple Of years
ago and he has now become one Of
the most enthusiastic citizens
since taking up his residence with
our people.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-22
LAx.rOs WITH PEPslN
SHERIFF SALE.
HENRY N. PHARR
VS..
JOSEPH J. SMITH.


10Th Judicial District Court, State of Lou
isiana, Parish of Iberia.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an order of Seizure and Sale, issued
out of the above entitled and numbered
cause and to me directed, /, P. A. Landry.
Sheriff, duly sworn and qualified in and
for the Parish of Iberia, La, have seized
and will offer for sale and will sell at
Public Auction FOR CASH to the last
and highest bidder, at the front door Of
the Court House, in the City of New
Iberia, La, between legal sale hours on
SATURDAY, MARCH aoth, Ioio
the following described property, towit:
That certain tract of land together with
all the buildings and improvements
thereon, and thereunto belonging, and all
appurtenances thereof, situated in Iberia
Parish, La, containing forty-six super
fetal arpents more or less, and bounded
North by Grand Marias Canal, South
ard East by lands of Donation Dominique,
and West by lands of Ernest Landry.
To pay and satisfy the sum of Eigh-
teen Hundred and Forty Dollars with 8
per cent. interest per annum from Jan.
3rd, 1918 until paid, with ten per cent.
attorneys fees on the principal and n
terest and the cost of these proceedings.
Given officially this 21st day Of Fen.
A. D., 1919.
P. A. LANDRY, Sheriff.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-22

Paris. Feb. by A. p. y
Mrs. THEODORE Roosevelt. accomp-
anied by her son. Lieut.. Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., visited
the grave of Lieutenant Quentin
Roosevelt near Fere-en-T arenois
yesterday, and placed flowers on
the simple monument which marks
her SON s last resting place. The
grave is being carefully tended
by the inhabitants Of the locality.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-22
Lieutenant Dracos Dimitrv

Lieutenant Dracos Dlmltrv oil
the Aero forces in France arrived
home the early part of the week
after seeing active duty during
the war. Mr.. Dimitry is look
ing fine and his friends as well "a
his relatives were much gratlfied
upon his return.
Mrs. Paul Cordova accompanied
bv Miss Rosalie Demarco left last
Thursday for an extended visit
at Los Angeles, Cal. Both will be
the guests of relatives for several
months.
Mr.. Rene Deslatte left last We'd
nesday for Beaumont, Texas to be
absent some time.
Miss Aline Deslatte is spending
the week at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. Charles Gary at PatOutville.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry A. King
and family left on Wednesday for
a visit to relatives in Baton
Rouge.
Miss Emma Burlington Of Texar-
kama Texas is the guest of Mrs.
Gabe Nperier.
Miss Julia Decuir returned
home Wednesday from a visit to
New Orleans.
Miss Addie Kemper Of Franklin
spent several days here the guest
of Miss Gussie Brown.
Mr.. Vest Hebert has returned to
Beaumont, after several days visit
to friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John BuquOr were
visitor to Crowley last Sunday.
Mrs. Maggie Duperier returned
to her home in Beaumont last
Saturday after several weeks visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Emmer.
Mr.. Louis G. Kramer of Centre
vile was a business visitor here
on Wednesday. q
Mrs. A. J. Subtrbie'1e was a
visitor to Lafayette IN Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A DaiCre and
daughter, Mrs. Edna Babin left
on Wednesday for New Orleans.
Mr.. William Villermm of New
Orleans is visiting his mother Mrs.
Paul Villermin.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Louis Lal-
lande a son on Tuesday the 18th.
Misses 1nola Veazey and Irene
Meillet Of .Jeaperette are the
guests of Miss Regina Landry.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ogden will soon re-
move. to BVSSH''' to the regret of their
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-22

AT the meeting of the City Board oil
Trustees last Monday night several citi-
zens again appeared before that Body tc
register protest against the use of the
new engine that is causing such an
noyance to the property holders in The
vicinity of the Plant. A petition of some
fifty or more names was presented by the
editor of The Enterprise, asking the
Council to discontinue its use until the
machine is so corrected that no vibration
will be felt. DR.. King, Rev. Brown, Rev.
Diggs and M. John R. Taylor expressed
their disapproval of using an engine of
that nature that is calculated to iniure the
property and stated that it was impossible
for those residing within certair4 adius
of the Plant to live under existing condi-
tons. The Board of Trustees again
asked that few days more be allowed
them, so that they could get an expert
here to adjust the machine in such a wav
request was again consented on the part
of the gentlemen representing the signers
to the petition. The new engine saves n
fuel upwards of $500 every twelve
hours and it would be deplorable that it
would have to be discarded entirely,
when two thirds of its costs al
ready been paid its owners for the en-
zine. We have come to the conclusion
that the proper thing for the Commission
ers to do would be to insist that the own
ers bear the cost of setting it up at some
secluded point in the rear of town where
no one would be disturbed by
from its awful vibrations. Just what the
Commissioners will do we are unable TO
state at this time. There is one thing
certain however, unless the vibrations are
soon steps will soon be TAX
en- by the petitioners to enjoin them from
running it much longer. In this we do
not blame the property holders They
have a grievance that must be a3-
iusted irrespective of the cost incurred. 1t
is far better for the City to stand the ex-
pense and extra cost of setting the ma
chine up at some other place than what it
is for Three or Four Hundred Thousand
Dollars worth of property to be con-
demned for places of residence.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-22
WATCH YOUR TWENTY-DOL
LAR BILLS.

According to a Washington re-
port dated February fourth, no.
tice has been sent out by the Treas
urv Secret Service that a counter
felt 500 Federal Reserve note on
the New York Federal Reserve
Rank is in circulation. The por-
trait of President Cleveland ON
this counterfeit is darker in color
than on the genuine bill. The
counterfeit also bears the check
letter "Dn and plate number 81
with signatures of w. @. McAdoo
and John Burke, Treasurer Of the
United States. --->
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-22
A complete census Of the ed

A complete census Of the ed
ucable children Of each Ward OF
the Parish will soon be undertake
en- under the supervision of the
Parish Superintendent of Educa-
non. "a complete report of all
the children, both white and blac d
must be furnished to the State
Board of Education by July 1st.
1t is probable persons familiar
with each Ward will have to he
employed in the different sections
OF the Parish so that the census
Will be complete as to details.
The feed mill located at the
corner Of Corinne and Jefferson
Streets owned by Messrs. Bergerie
Il SuberbielIe commenced opera
tons this week They manufac-
ttlre feed for stock put up in one
hundred pound sacks known as
Nutro and Puro. The ingredients
consists of corn, hay, cotton seed
meal and rice bran mixed with a
certain percentage of mOlasses
which is said to be ideal for stock
and one of the best ever put upon
the market in this section. The pro-
prletOrs Of this manufacturing in
dustrv deserve the support of the
community and we would advise
those needing feed for stock to
give their feed trial before pur-
chasing from otker sections of the
country. Whesstwer it is possible
everything being equal to patro-
nlze our local enterprises every
one should do so. The only way
in which we can ever hone to have
our institutions thrive is to give
them encouragement.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-22
WRONG MAN IN RIGHT
PLACE,

The Arthur Herald says:
What we think is that Burlesou
is the wrong man in right place
'Burleson has taken over the
Telephone and telegraph lines and
is doing his share to make govern
ment ownership unpopular. II
the "power behind the throne
had any notion of advocating gov
eminent ownership of industries
Mr.. Burleson would retire to priv
ate life and his place would be
filed by some man who believes
in government ownership. Mr..
BurlesOn does not; and the trouble
is with the man and not the sys-
TEN. If the government can mob
ilize and equip for war three or
four million men, and transport
two million Of them across the
ocean within eighteen months it
should have no trouble in manag-
ing a telephone system to advant-
age; and there would be no diff
ficulty in making government
ownership of all industriesepopular
with the people if the telephones,
telegraphs and railroads were I'M
der the control Of men who wanted
to make them a success instead OF
a failure. At present they are in
the hands of the enemies of gov
eminent ownership and are being
managed for failure, just as the
war would have been failure if
the allied nations had placed Won
Hindenburg in supreme command
Of their troops. The man who
doesn t want a thing done is hard
ly the man to boss the job.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-22

Died, at the residence of his father
in-law, Oh Iberia Street on Wednesday
February 10, 1919 at $40 o'clock A. M
Mr. Carl c. Meyer, aged SO years, eleven
months and seventeen days. Mr.. Meyer
had been - sufferer from an incurable
disease for several years and some few
months ago returned here with his wife
and took up his residence at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Maier Mestayer, his wife's
parents He was native of West Med
ford, Mass. and for many years served
as mail carrier in New Iberia. Besides
his widow he leaves several children from
his first wife to mourn his demise. The
funeral was conducted by Rev. Langlois
on Friday afternoon at five o'clock
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-22
letters week end

Advertised letters week end
ing, February 18th. 1919: d.
Broussard, Mathide Bookswin,
Ralph Babin, Mrs. Aleec Critic,
Whitney Davis. Gebert Shingle
Co., j. D. Hernandez, Mrs. j. jim
merson, Mrs. Alralema Landry,
Mrs. S. J. Melancon. Mrs. Elesse
Mayer. Earl Porter, w. j. Polltier,
Gabriel Pelleren, Vilor Paddle,
Omer Patin. Bootare Segura, G. O.
Shard, Mrs. Anotole Trahan, Mrs.
Annie White, Georg. Williams.
When calling for the above letters
mention advertised"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-02-22

Mr. J. M. Perry received a
telegram last Thursday morning
announcing the safe arrival Of his
son John Perry from France. He
will be discharged from a Texas
Camp in few days. Mr.. Perry
was a member of an engineer
corps and had many experiences
that will he of interest to his
friends when he reaches home.