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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22

proceeds of the sale Of said bonds TO be
used by the said governing authority of
Road District No. Two (2) in accordance
with law in constructing, improving and
m maintaining the public roads and hign-
ways in said Road District No. Two Of
the Parish of Iberia.
Therefore, said Proposition having re-
ceived a majority in number and amount
of the votes cast at said special election
on March 4th. 1919 was declared carried
Therefore in accordance with the result
of the canvass and the action of the Po-
lice Jury acting as the governing authority
of the aforesaid Road District No. Two
of the Parish of iberia, l hereby declare
that the said Proposition No. as above
set forth was duly carried, this procla-
nation announcing the result Of the votes
cast at the said election.
Thus done and passed at New iberia
La, Parish of iberia. State of Louisians
on this 9th day of March, 1919.
ALPHONSE A. THEREOF,
President
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22
OFFICIAL MINUTES BOARD VI
SUPERVISORS ROAD DISTRICT
NO A. PARISH OF IBERIA, LA.

Proceedings of the organization OF the
Board of Supervisors of Road District No.
a of the Parish of iberia, La, under the
terms and conditions of Section a OF Act
40 of the Extra Session of the General
Assembly of Louisiana for the year l9lf,
held at New Iberia, La, on the 9th day
of March. 1919. =,
The Board of Supervisors of Road
District No. of the Parish of Iberia.
Ia in accordance with the terms and
conditions of Section Of Act ~ OF the
Extra Session of the General Assembly
of Louisiana for the year 1917 met tins
day the 9th of March, 1919, after due
notice of said meeting had been given
TO each and every member.
There were present DR.. Guy A. Shaw,
Messrs. Edgar Oubre and Jules Pellet.
Absent, None.
On motion duly seconded and carried
DR.. Guy A. Shaw was instructed to act
as temporary chairman and Mr.. jules
Pellet as temporary Secretary.
Mr.. Edgar Oubre in the chair placed
in nomination DR.. Guy A. Shaw tor
permanent chairman and the nomination
being duly seconded and carried DR.. Guy
A. Shaw was duly elected permanent
chairman. .
On motion of Mr. Edgar Oubre, M
Jules Pellet was placed in nomination as
permanent Secretary and there being nc
further nomination, Mr.. Jules Pellet is
hereby unanimously elected permanent
Secretary.
On motion of Mr. Edgar Oubre, sec
onded by Mr.. J. Pellet the following res
olution was adopted to-wit
Resolved by the Board of Supervisor
of Road District No. 4 that there shall
be constructed in Road District No.
hard surfaced roads.
| Carried unanimously.
On motion of Mr.. Edgar Oubre, sec
onded by Mr.. Pellet that the highway
| Department Board of State Engineers
be and it is hereby requested to desis'
nate and send surveyor to make a SUI
vey, plans and specifications for the con.
struction of the proposed roads in koac
District No. 4 and that after said plans
and specifications are made by said sur
vevor and approved by a majority Of thu
members of the Board of Supervisors o.
| Road District No. 4 then that they d
/ submitted to the Highway Department
Board of State Engineers for its ap
prevail under Act 80 of the Extra SEES
sion of Louisiana for the year 1917, art
that after said approval of said Board o
Supervisors and the Board of State En-
aineers that the Board Of Supervisor al
vertise for bids to construct said roads.
This motion being put to vote thu
result was as follows: Yeas, Shaw, Pei
let and Oubre. Nays, None. And il wal
declared carried.
(Signed) DR. GUY A: ShoW'
JULES PELLET,
EDGAR OUBRE.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22
Notice Of Homologstion.
Succession Of Juditha Vincent,
Deceased.

10th Judicial District Court. State
o. f,ouisians. Parish Of Iberia.
whereas, Delisle Vincent and
Lenace Vincent, residents OF tho
Parish of Iberia Co-Exec utors OF
the above entitled and numbered
Succession has fled in this Hon
orable Court their Final account
"A Co Executors Of said Estate, 70.
uether with his petition praying
that the same be homologated and
approved.
Notice is therefore hereby given
to ali whom it doth or may con-
Germ to show cause, If any they
hsye. within ten days from the
first publication hereof. why tie
prayer Of petitioner should not be
granted.
Witness the Honorable James
Simon. Judge Of our said Court,
this 26th day Of February A. D.,
1919. -
F. @. DDCUIR,
DIV elk Of Court, iberia Pariah.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that two
certain promissory notes dated
October 21st, 1893. payable in one
and two years after date each for
the sum Of five hundred and TWEEN
ty-seven dollars, endorsed by Mr.
Henry Landry in favor of Mr..
Moliere Romero. the said notes
has been paid and application has
been made for the cancellation OF
said mortgage. Recorded in mort.
gage book A19 at folio So.
This the 2Sth day of Feb. 1919
Henry Landry.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22

adopt such bylaws and rules and r.sula-
tons as the affairs aud the busin,e. Of
the corporation may require. and a Il
may deem necessary for the proper man.
agement, provided. the same shall not con-
flict with the charter or with III. lave as
the State of Louisiana and of the United
States. It shall appoint agents, en-
ployees, servants and clerks as il NAV
deem proper, fixing their compensation.
1t shall have the right to fix ard do
termine the salaries of the several officers
herein provided for
ARTICLE VII.
No shareholder shall ever b. held liable
for the contracts or faults of this Coy
poration in any further sum than the
amount of his OF her indebtedness to tn.
Corporation; nor shall any mere info,-
mallty In organization have the effect of
rendering this act null, OF of exposing any
shareholder to any liability beyond the
amount of his or her shares
ARTICLE VIII.
This corporation shall have. enjoy and
exercise all the rights, privileges and i'm
munities granted by Act 267 of the acts
of the General Assembly of the State Of
Louisiana. in the year 1914, and all
amendments to said act, and this charter
may be changed, altered or snnulled, or
this corporation dissolved under the
terms and conditions and in accordance
with said Act No. 267.
| ARTICLE TX.
! The name and post office address of the
Subscribers TO these articles of incorpor1-
ton, and the number of shares which escn
-
and pay, appear opposite their respective
signatures.
Thus done and passed, At New Iberia,
in the Parish of Iberia, Louisiana, in the
presence of Messrs. E. S. Broussard and
J. E. Schwing, good and competent Wit
nesses, who have signed these presents,
together with the appearers and me,
Notary, on the day, month and year first
above written, after due reading of tho
whole.
Name Address No. Shares
Fritz Dietlein, New Iberia, La. 49,. $50
Aired Renoudet, New Iberia, La. -. 100
Marie r. Dietlein, New Iberia, La. 100
Mathilde Renoudet Wallet, New Ibe-
ria, La. .................... .1OO
A. j. Renoudet per Fritz Dietlein, New
IJos. A. Renoudet, per Fritz Dietlein,
New iberia, La. ................. LOO
agnes Renoudet, Margaret Renoudet.
4 Lawrence Renoudet, Francis Rem
i oudet, Carol Renoudet, Cecile Rem
oudet, per Fritz Dietlein, tutor,
! New Iberia, La. .................l 0O
iC Girard, New iberia, La. .......... !
Witnesses:
E. S. Broussard,
J. E. SchwinR
c. M. COMPTON.
Notary Public
=. I, J. A. Gonsoulin, Clerk of Court and
+, Ely Officio Recorder Of Mortgages DO
hereby certify the above and foregoing to
. be true and correct copy Of the original
8 on file in my office this day and recorded
) in Charter Book Number One, Folio 3la
Witness my signature and seal Of Office
|, this 18th day of February, A. D., 1919.
t J. A. GONSOUL1N,
/ Clerk Of Court
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
ROAD SUPERVISORS OF ROAD
DISTRICT NO. ?, PARISH OF
IBERIA, LA.
New Iberia, La, March 9th, 1o1.

New Iberia, La, March 9th, 1919
The Board Of Supervisors of Road Dis
trict No. of the Parish Of Iberia. La,
met this day. There were present:
Messrs. Marcel Derouen, Albert Del
cambre and Homer Landry.
Z Moved by Mr. Delcambre. duly secon-
ded and carried that there shall be con-
strueted in Road District No. hard sur
faced roads. Carried unanimously.
Motion BY Mr.. Derouen. seconded oy
Mr.. Dslcambre that the Highway Depart
ment Board Of State Engineers is hereby
requested to designate and send . sur
veyor to make survey, plans and specificA-
tons for the construction Of the proposed
roads in Road District No. 7. and that
sitter said plans and Specifications are
made BY said surveyor and approved by
q majority Of the Board Of Supervisors
then that they be submitted to the High
way Department, Board Of State En-
sineers for 10 approval under Act 80 Of
the Extra Session of the Legislature Of
Louisiana for 1917, and that after said
approval the said Board Of Supervisors
shall advertise for bids to construct said
roads. The motion being put to vote
the result was a. follows: Yeas, De-
rouen, Delcambre and Landry. And ],
was declared carried.
(Signsd) MARCEL DEROUEN,
ALBERT DELCAMBRE,
HOMER LANDRY.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22

way Engineer and discuss with this gen
tleman ways and means to arrive at some
satisfactory result in connection thereto.
Due to the late hour and there oeins
no further business on motion OF Mr.
Derouen, seconded by Mr.. Gonsoulin, and
carried the Police Jury adjourned
A. A. THEREOF, President.
PAUL, BASSIN, Secretary.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22
PROCLAMATION.

I, A. A. Theriot, President Of the Pe-
lice Jury Of the Parish Of Iberia, the gov
srning authority Of Road District No.
Two (2) Of the Parish Of iberia. do an
aouncs and proclaim tie result Of the
election held in Road District No Two
(2) Of the Parish Of iberia, Louisiana, on
March 4th, 1919, - asesrtainsd BY the
canvass Of the votes east 1t sid slsetioa,
by said Police Jury Of ths Parish Of Ibe-
rio o. the eovsSninG an4hority Of Road
District No. 2 Of the Parish of Iberia, as
ssnblsd in special session At the Cou,t
Hsuse in New iberia, La, on the 9Th day
Of March. 1919 1t Ten o'cloek A. A..
which canvass sbows that ct the polling
place at Lydia School House in said Road
District there we're east twsnty-ssvsn (27I
VOTES rsprsssating IN assssssd valuation
Of One Hundred Twsnfy Three Thousand
Five Hundred and Eighty Deliars
(t23, $4,000 in favor Of the prep
ositisn ssbmittsd % ssl forth below,
and one vote, rsprssenting IN assessed
valuatioa Of TAirtssn Hundssd and Ter
Dollass, (el3l0O0) against the PROPOSE
ton submitAsd. which Vas - fellows:
Proposition. Ne. Ito autAoriss thu
Police Jsyy Of The Parish Of Iberia, q
the governing authesitv Of Rosd Distris'
No. Two ca Of the ParisA Of iberia Il
incur debt and issue bonda u Road Dis.
trict No. Two Of The Hasish Of iberia Il
the sneant u Sixty TAousand Dellarl
(o60, 000.00) in aeesrdancs with the Con.
stitution and laws Il tAs S&ats Of Louisi.
ana, and pasticulasly Article ~ Of TIL
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22
Report, Lawyers Cooperate Publishing

Company.
9Th. Bouvier's Law Dictionary.
9th. 81 La, Supreme Court reports,
West Pub. Co, National Reporter System
Edition.
l0th Acts of Louisiana, 1928 to 1916,
Practically complete.
11th. Two Flemings Formularier.
18th. One Whites Notarial Guide.
Legislature.
18th. l Mer1icks Revised Civil Code,
Second Edition.
18th Two Vols, Constitution and Re-
vised Laws of La, VOLTS Second Edi-
ton.
10th. Mars CORPORATION Laws of
Louisiana.
18th. Garland's Revised Code of Pra:-
tice, Second Edition.
18th. Waits Action and Defends, II
Vols.)
10Th. Promeroy's Equity Jurispru-
dence, 3 Vols.
10th. Smiths leading cases, Vols.
21st. Story's Equity Jurisprudence,
Vols.
I'D. Story on partnership, 2 Vols.
Oath. Moaks Underhill on Torts.
18th. The Federalists.
10Th. Kent's commentaria, Vols.
9th. Domats Civil Law, 2 Vol.
28th. Barton's suit Equity.
10Th. Sutherland on Damages, Vols.
30th. Cops Public Land Laws.
31st. Abbott on Shipping.
Sd. Chitty's Practice.
33d. Woods Reports, 4 Vols.
34th. Warton's Criminal Law and
Practice, 3 Vols, 9th Edition.
35th. Stephen on pleading
36th Roover on Interstate.
37th. Law of Evidence, Wharton.
38th. Law and Practice of Legislative
ASSN, Cushing.
39th. Sedwichs, on damages, Vols.
4Oth. Hurd on Habeas Corpus.
41st. Benjamin on sales.
and Constitutional Law.
43rd. Brightlys leading cases on cleo
ton.
44th. Parsons on Contract, 2 Vols.
18th. Sherman and Redfield on Negli-
gence.
46th. Roscoe criminal evidence.
Attn. American Criminal law.
48th. Rorrers Judicial Sales.
49th. High on receivers.
50th. High on injunctions.
51st Arson on contracts.
Sind. Votels law of nation.
53rd. Blackstone, two vols.
54th. Story's Equity Pleadings.
55th. Art of Cross Examination.
Seth. Hsnnin's Digest, 2 Vols.
57th. Taylor's Digest, 2 Vols.
5Sth. Loque's Digest.
59th. Breaux's Digest.
Goth. Roehls Digest, 2 Vols.
61st. Revised Statu Of La. VOORHEES,.
62nd. Abbott's trial evidence
63rd. Miscellaneous Digest of Stat'
and Federal Decisions 10 Vols.
Gath. Collier on Bankruptcy, 9th Edi
ton.
65th. One roll top desk.
Goth. One flat top desk.
9th One fiat top desk.
68th One Globe Filing cabinet, sec
lions.
ooth. One Royal Typewriter No. 10.
10th. One Yaeman and Erby, static
merry cabinet.
1
72nd. Two Typewriter Desks.
73rd. One Coal Box, coal and scuttle
74th. One electric fan.
18th. One Behrman filing case.
10th. One swival chair.
77th. One swivai chair. "
| 18th. One alarm clock.
| 10Th. One lamp.
/ 80th. Four cuspidors.
| 81st office chsirs.
82nd. One fling case.
| 83rd. One green top office table.
84th. One hat rack.
| 85th. One table and water cooler.
| 86th. One Rockwell Document file.
S7th. One Yarman and Erby File.
8Sth. Two art squares.
S9th. Two rugs.
Goth. Two wastepaper baskets.
o1st One lot stationery, carbon pape
and legal forma
o2nd. One share stock Spanish LAX
Club.
93rd. One postal scale.
I Gath. One paper fastsnsr.
| 95th. Seven brass wells.
| +. w. BAUMAN,
| PAblic Auctiohee,
L.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22

One good jersey COW and a Regis
tered Jersey Bull about twelve
months old. Apply to Walter f.
Villermin. sos Julia Street.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22
S0rOss Car for Sale
ATA BARGAIN.

rhis ws>hins 10 IN eesd eosd1tl6a AaA
ean he beoeht at ens-han ssieluol ~.
Apply 70 Nuw lD1g1A 0Nfnns1Da.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-03-22

suthssisy q nssd Distsiet Ne , Of the
rerleA 81 lbseiA. Il. the fsllcs Jury Of
- parlsh Il IBERIA convened % Pelics
jaysss ana rsssnsd businsss with NJ.
TAsslst IN ~ chair and Msssse - }.
Cary. n. kensze, L Dscuif, A. Coasou-
m. Il. pesseen, a. A. Thssiet, =. Diet
isin. v. J. ESath anl Numa Misuss psss-
~. Neeoss. n. A. 6. Mc0swsn and a.
r, Norssi. bsinG aeseat.
r. yesianation Of RsmavlA Migsss -
~ inepeetee for District Ne was re-
ees~sA snd aeeeptsl
TIE following applisstics for the Pc.
e,tics = sueesosw 10 Ms. niguss were
,ere;ved .te-wit: yssn 6r. a. Bernard
y 1eaassst4s; NJ. Roeert Landry OF
5eosessese ana l1x Fred lsdsst nom
Nv snsstn. 4.
n applieatis1s tsing put 70 vote
~. psea tnAse% We snanimonsiy APP
s,1;nt.6 ~ ~ cssitiOa ~ vt inspsetc.
4 a. rfol3i1a No. and ~ = hessby m
eessslo1 Is soYort fss dsty q saes- /.
s|1r naenr>i1e = sssnsino State and
1919 n ossSne eenserue4iea ct sAe
- ~ eDvseA1 Read
p RS. 49, T. svidsnee
111 ~ - pi6tleia, sseendsd
hlE - en1S1p1 4Aat een-
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New Britain herald., 1919-04-11
WHITNEY GETS KNAPP.

New York, April 11.-Willie Knapp has been engaged to ride the horses of H. F. Whitney for the coming sea- son. Since the death of Frank Rob- inson at Bowie last week there has been much speculation as to who James Rowe would engage as stable jockey.
 Knapp, a veteran rider, and 8 ca pablo one, was granted license two years ago, and last year was stable jockey to Willis Sharpe Kilmer When his contract expired it was under stood that he would ride for A. K. Ma comber this season, and, in fact, he has been galloping horses for Walter Jennings down at Belmont Park this spring.
 Knapp probably will take un his duties with the Whitney stable in Maryland at the Havre de Grace meeting.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-11
AMHERST ATHLETICS.
Track and Football Candidates Report
 Good Season Predicted.

Amherst, Mass, April 11.--Athletics took a big boom here this week when track and football candidates were called out. Thirty-five men reported yesterday for spring football practice, and, under the direction of Art Dunn, went through a preliminary workout. Dunn was guard on the '15 and '16 teams. When war was de- clared he enlisted.
 Forty men reported to Coach Dick inson yesterday for outdoor track work. There is a wealth of good ma terial on hand. Three letter men are back--Carpenter, in the long distance; Wright, in the sprints, and Lyons, in the middle distances. Five track meets have been arranged for, two of which will be in Amherst. The first will be dual meet with Trinity on May IT and the other with New Hampshire State on June 7. Teams will be sent to the eastern intercol- legiates, May 10, and the New England. intercollegiate, May "A. The remain ing meet will probably be with Mid dlebury on May 31.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-11
EX-kAISER IS ND
 LONGER NAUGHTY
Great Change Noted in His Atti-
 tude Toward People

Amerongen, Netherlands, April ii Correspondence of The Associated Press. )--All who come into close con- nection with the former German en- peror these days are astonlshed at the change which has come over his be- 1avior in relation to people with whom he is brought into contact. His naughty manner has disappeared He no longer takes it for granted that he is the supreme lord to whom all must bow. Any service given to him, even by the humb1est of gardeners in the employ of Count Bentinck, is reward ed with apparently sincere thanks and sometimes even with a genuine hand shake--a thing not looked for by the highest of his courtiers when he was still at the height of his power.
 Virtually without exception he passes three hours every morning be- tween breakfast and lunch at his vol untary task of saving logs in the grounds of the castle. The last ten minutes of each hour are given to a ! spell of rest during which the lunn ber- i man, once so imperious, smokes a light cigarette. In the course of this intervaI-hearti1y welcomed by his at tendant who assists at the other end of the double- handled saw now used William Hohenzollern starts smoking. for the attendants still retain enough Of their subjectivity not to dare to take the lead. Then one of the at tehdants discreeuy draws a cigarette case from his pocket on seeing which the former emperor often says, Of leflhS his burning cigarette:
 Here you are. Take a light"
 soon all about him are smoking and cohtlhue doing until the ten minute interval is over and work begins again Ofttimes in these short rests the 1ornler empress, who, during the work walks about in the castle grounds when the weather is favor able, comes up to the place where the wood-sa,wing is done and a. little gen eral chat ensues, both Herr Hohen- zollern and his wife putting questions on all sorts of subjects to those in attendance.
 As a rule. the former emperor is extremely talkative. He dwells great ly on happenings in Germany, both past and present. Often he is in a complaining mood, when he planes all and sundry for what has occurred. It does not seem to enter his mind that any of the fault lies with him. At these times he expresses sorrow for the asperity of his utterances. On other occa casions-these are more rare he closes up like a clam and not a word can be drawn from him.
 He has everything he can possibly require in the way of creature com forts, but without actually being inn prisoned he is confined to a very small area, for he has not dared since before Christmas to put a foot outside of the castle grounds, as he fears contact with the outside world.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-11
TIGERS DOWN BRAVES.
Losers Make Fine Ninth Inning Rally
 Rjp~ert's Work Features.

Gastonia, N. C., April 11.--The Braves fought hard to overcome the early heavy tally of the Tigers yester- day, but fell one short after a fine ninth-inning rally, the count being 12 to II in favor of the Bengals. Because of the short right-held fence, extra base hits predominated. The fielding and hitting of Joe Riggert was the outstanding feature The score:
 R. H. F. Detroit .... O32 $40 oo0-12 IS 0 Braves .... O01 2O1 223-11 13 3 Cunningham, Erickson and Ain smith; Rudolph, Heating, Northrop and Tragesser.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-29
Advertising Jubilee Planned
on Old Firms Anniversary

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, March 20
An important and interesting mile
stone in h hiZory of American nd
vertising will be celebrated in this
city next Friday evening. April 4.
The oldest and largest advertising
concern in this country-N. w. Aver
g. Son-will mark the fiftieth year OF
the founding OF its business.
Dating back to 1869, N. ". Aver
e. Son has passed through all stages
of the development of advertising.
Today. with advertising at its highest
point. this firm as a leader in adver-
Using thought and progress. more
than ever typihes its famous motto,
"Keeping Everlastingly at it Brings
Success"
Men distinguished In many chan
neis of the worlds work will honor
the celebration with addresses.
Among them will be ex-President
William Howard Taft. Victor Lawson.
publisher of the Chicago Daily News;
Earl ID. Babst. president of tho Amer
lean Sugar Refining Company: N. c.
Kingsbury. vice president of the
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company, and Edward w. Box. edi-
tor Of the Ladies' Home Journal.
.Clierfs OF the firm, many other
prominent business men and publish
ers OF newspapers n periodicals
from all over the nation will be
guests at the Golden Jubilee. II Is
expected that more han eight hun
dred people Will attend the banquet
which win be held in the ballroom of
the Bcllevue-Stratford.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-29
Damage Done by Raging
Gale In This Vicinity
Continued from page ID
Damage on Staten Island.

TOTTENVILLE, March 29-Plate
glass windows were smashed. tele-
phone, electric light and telegraph
poles and trees were blown dow In
the path of the eighty mile gale that
swept over Staten Island yesterday
afternoon and last night. Considera-
bic damage has been reported in va
rious sections of the island CHM
neys were blown off and small build
ings suffered from the wind.
A tree blew down at Huguenot Park
close to the tracks of the Staten Is
land Rauid Transit and struck a train
coming to ~Tottenville, shortly before
6 o'clock last night. Several windows
in one Of the cars were smashed, but
fortunately no n was injured.
The entire three plate glass win
dows of Charles N. Lehman's drug
store at Arthur Kill road n Main
street, were blown put shortly after
2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and
early this morning a plate glass win
dow in the furnishing store OF Michel
Levison at Main street and Elliott
avenue, was demolished. Street lights
in various sections were out last night,
luz to the wind.