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Arizona republican., 1919-07-23

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-09
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PROTI TABAkU.

Washington. - w. G. T. u.
(Zenska Krest' anska Tempe
rencni Unie) zahaji tazeni pro
tt tabaku, tax tvrdi Associace
prot 'narodni prohibici. Tato
uverejnila v6era zpravu o w
sledcich VySetrovani planu
zenske temperament unie a pra
VI, re kampan bude rizena 2
Evanstonu, Ill.,, a Filadelfie, a
unle doufa dociliti dplne pro-
hibice pozivani tabaku Jake
koli forme do roku 1924. Zen
ska kfest' anska Temperament
unle Jest caste nazyvana Mat
kou protihostinske ligy a il
nych prohibi6nich organisaci.
"Jsouce podniceni vit6zstvim,
prohlbitnici jdou dale "a
sVym zlovestnym cilem, rozdi
ilti svobodu a zabavovati ma
letky,' pravi Sc We zpraye.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-09
DENNY VALkY VPOSTOVNiCH
ZNAMKACH.

"samostatne' staty Polsku a y
kraj jinu, Ia "pecliveho' poruc
nictvi n6meckorakOuskeho Do
sally dokonce sv6 postovni
zramky ,ale pc tech nani jiz
Ease ami potuchy.
Az bude konecn6 roZhodnu~
to osudu zamoiskych oSad,
kdysi nemeckych, prestane sc
Y nich take pouzivati Znamek,
Zavedenych po dobu docasne-
no iich obsazani spojeneckymi
VolSky a dostanou move znam-
Ky osadni. A iak ma Rusi? Tam
byly vydavany poStovni IMAM
ky .iako platidlo. nahradou "a
nedoStayajici Sc drobne mince.
! Jednotliv6 Casti kdy5i tax mo-
hutne Rusi vydavaii sve vlast-
M postovnl Znamky.
Il tureckGho jafma osvoboze
na Armenie nezus,ane ovSem
take beZ vlaGtnich Znamek Il
stejnt bude $ novou arabskou
riSi, chovajici We SVEN nitru
mohamedanum posvatna mi.
sta Mekku a Medium. Je to
Hedzas.
LIE vSak take pravem oCe-
kavati. .za 2 jafma nemeckeho
osVobozen6 Elsasy a LotrinkyI
os'ayl tuto udalost vydanim
svych vlastnich pametnich po-
StoVnich znamek. Stejn6 Sc bu
de asi dii V zemich, pripad-
nuvsich ltalii re stareho Ra-
kou ska. Rada nepochybne do
Jde / ma zeme, pfipadnuvSi z
Turecka Racku.
Y Belgii. Rumunsku. Srb-
sllu Ma Cerne Hore i V Polsce
bvlo ia iejich obsazeni nemec
&ymi neb rakouskymi vojshy
pouzlVano TAX zvanych "oku-
pacnlch znamek. Tam Sc O.
VSam take rychle vratili kI
znamkam, iez by nepripomi-
naly nenavidene vetrelce.
StaVaji vSak liz nebo budou
vydanY Znamky pametni. pfi-
pomlnailci valecne. udalosti.
Novy Fundland pripravil k wi
DAM Jiz znamky tohoto dru-
hu. Ponesou jm6na boiiSt'. ma
kterych krVaceli po boku Bri-
tn synov6 teto zam6. Neni ta-
ke pochyby, ze Ma postovnich
znamkach Francie Belgie
budou slovem i obrazem zachv
ceny d6jiny sv6toVe vakly. DO
kud Sc itch tykaii. JIM naro-
dove ucini nepochybne rovnez
tax.
Po znamkach valecnych 'ob
Jew So znamky mirove. Prvni
kroE Y tomto ohledu byI liz u
tin6n Svycarskem, ktere jeste
pied skoncenim valky dalo
pflpraviti navrhy svych postov
nich znamek, iez by tyly W.
dsny po skonteni valky Ale
ia druh6 stran6 So Ease stalo
re nedoslo k vydani jistych
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-09

Pres tii tisic2 ruznych poStov
Mich znamek na celem sVet6
d6kuji "a svuj wink valce. A
konec valky nebude jeSte zna-
menati konec vydavani novych
znamek. Naopak. Move z9m6
budou miti Sve vlastni Znamky
a rada jejich jdouci do tisicu
poroste dial Il dale do nekoneG
ma. Nutno vSak pochyboVati,
re bude n6kdy vubec n6ktera
sbirka poStovnich 2namek, a.
by byla uplna. Krasn6mu spor
tn sbirani poStovnich znamek,
Znamemu pode jmenem "fiate
lie nebude konce, ale bude
take elm dale tim obtiznejSl
veci a take nakiadnejSi vysti-
hOvati jeho taje. Cd Vydani pr
which poStovnich znamek, k
nGmuz dOSlo V roce lS4l An
glii. neuplynulo dosud sto let
a prece jiz tolik a tolik roma
nitosti, za poVolanym znal-
cum mad tim ide hlava kolem.
Zajimavy budou sbirky po-
Stovnich znamek 'valeGnych",
eli takoyych, ktere dekuji "a
svui puVod vyhradn6 valce, ne
bot iinak by Sc nebyly vubec
obievily. Budc to hotOya histo
RE yalky d mezi ne buda nut
no pojai Znamky. k nimz do
jde obdobi tax w. rekon-
strukce, cili dolby, kdy Sc sv6t
bude vraceti 4 valeGneho OBJ
dobi k pravidelnGmu svemu
chodu.
Vezmeme ku pr. Nemecko,
Jehoz RUNE staty Sc staly po
valce republican, Stare znam
ky, ma nichz bylo Zosobneno ci-
SarstVi nemecke, ZmiZi bu-
dou nahrazeny znamkami no
vymi,O o tom poda vySvetleni liz
nejblizSi budoucnost. Take ma
troSkach Rakouska a Uherska
vznikly move zem6, vesm6s ta-
Ike republiky, samostatn6. me-
vazane spolecnymi pouty k So
be, jako tomu bezpochybv bu-
de V Nemecku. Ceskosloven-
ska republika ma liz sv6 poSto
vni znamky. Do Ameriky pri-
sly jiz tisicere dopisy nesouci
znamku obrazkem HradGan.
vychazeiicim sluncem. Cesko
slovenska repubIika nemohla
81 X prNym SNym Znamkam ZNO
liti Iepsiho symbolu mad vycha
2ejici slunko, vGStici ieji svo-
bodu.
J po ostatnim byvalem Ra-
koGsku zmizi anebo zmiz ely
iiz stare Znamky podobiznou
"cisare" karla PosIedniho. Ma
ieiich mista nastoupi znamky
move. Jihoslovani mali take
j. sve.
Nekterfm znamkam no
v%c'' zeui bylo vsak liz Cd
2.."n<~o H6hem valky zfidiliI
totil Ndoci spoIp RakuSany
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-09
RUSKY kONTRA-ADMIRAL,
JENz PRACOvAL JAKO Wy
PRAVCf LODI ZDE, ZfSKAL
SVOJE BYYALE DUSTOJEN-
STvf ZPET.
Baron de Richter, jenz z6stal
We Spoj. Statech, kdyz cerveni
Sc dostali k Wade, pise, re
vsoupil do vojska Kol-
cakova.
(F.L.G.I.S.)

Lodnl rada SpOj. Statu ztra
tia prvniho vypravciho lodi 3
Kolcakova vlada V Omsku Ii
skala zkuSeneho kontra- -admi
rala zkuseneho bojovnika.
New Yorska lod'arska spo.
lecnost dostala do jeji uradol
ny V Comden dopis, re Baron
Othon de Richter ktery neday
no dostaval jako strojic Orig
ger)~ ma lodi IA centu ma hodi-
nu, dostal Sc do vojska admi.
rala Kolcaka a je nyni Gin.
lnym We sluzbe proti cervenym
voiskum.
Kdyz de Richter, po osob-
Mich zkusenostech, obrazejl-
cich Sc V ruznych prihodach h
jeho nest astne zeme We valke
valce, objevilsse jako troseGnik
We Spoj. Statch, kdy nepfatel-
sti revolucionari, NELL kontro-
ly vlady V Rusku, zmocnili Sc
ieho majetku a prijmu, de Ri
chter ucinil to, CO by telesnd
schopny muz ucinil V takovych h
pripadech. Zacal Sc ohlizet po
praci.
"Hleda Sc" oznamky V novi-
mach neotviraly mu niiakych
Vyhlidek ma misto kontra-a -admi
rala, ale hledaly stroiice lodi
kdo byli zkuSeni a v6deli, jak
vypravit lod' pro sluzbu ma
mori.
Stesti bylo priznivo a on ma
sci skrze stareho pritele misto
v Camden lodenicich New
Iorske Lod afske spolecnosti,
kde pracoval stale ochotne
jako zkuSeny vypravci, coz
mu zajistilo zivobyti.
Jina nahoda zpusobila proti
revolucni vladu V Omsku pod
admiralem kolcakem a de Ri
chter dostal vyzvani, ably Sc
pripojil k teto armade. To by
10 koncem dubna, a de Richter
hned Sc pustil ma castu do Via
dlvostoku, cestoval Britickou
Columbii a Japonskem bezpe-
cne a bez zdrzovani, vSak dru
ha cast jeho cesty konana s
velkymi obtlzemi a velkvm o.
sobnlm riskem. Konecne vSak
prece dostihl kolcakovy arma
dy stal Sc hned nejvySsim
namornlm Velitelem.
De Richterova budoucnost
jest zavislou ma osudech Om-
ske vlady, vSak at Sc mu sta
ne cokoli, on byl zvykly ziti
lehce, Y blahobytu moci a We
lltelstvi, We vitezstvi a poraz-
ce, Jako muz bez vlasti V CHI
zemi, Y bid6 a iako delnik, Wy
delavajlci 81 denni chleb pocti
YOU a vlasteneckou praci. A ic
no manzelka, jez brala podflu
ma velikych poctach svdho
manZela Y ruskem hlavnim me
ste, byla leho spolecnici sou
druzkou, behcm jeho zamest-
mani ma lodich V teto zemi.
De Richterovi nell vvsok6
postaVenl a yladli velkym inc
MN V Rusku ia vlady Roma
novcu. Ably Sc ,udrzovaly trs.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-09
Balancovani sveta We sporu mezi kapitalem praci

znamek, ac bylo liz vse prlpra
veno k jejich uvedeni do obe-
hu. Jest zajimavo, re Sc to sta
10 We Spojenych Statech. Vlada
mela totiz V umyslu vydati
dvou a peticentove znamky,
iez by pTipomlnaly sto let cd
uzavreni ,miru mezi Spojeny-
mi Staty Anglii, nicim "a ce-
lou dobu neporuseneho. Ale
znamky vydany nebyly, nabot'
vznikla svetova valka. Vse by
10 k ti3ku pripraveno a jest o.
vSem otazkou, zda k jich wy
dani vubec kdy dojde.
ZkuSeni filateliste napocita
Ii jiz asi 3150 druhu poStov-
Mich Gnamek, jez by bez valky
nebyly spatrily sv6tlo sveta. L
hruba je lie roztriditi taktO:
Znamky dobrocinnych organi-
saci. hlaNne Cerveneho krize,
Znamky valeGnych dani, doda-
tecne ukladanych k pravidel-
n6mu poStovnemu, znamky pa
metni, vydane s. zretelem ma
iiste 'vyznacne udalosti behem
valky, Znamky proZatimni z
nutnosti nasledkem nedostatku
urCiteho druhu papiru, nebo
barviva. nebo vycerpani zasob
pravidelnych znamek a Z j.
nych a jinVch pricin.
Pokud Sc tyce pom6ru mezi
ob6ma valcicimi stranami, Wy
dali Spojenci asi trikrat tolik
valecnych znamek nez jejich
nepfatele iejich 2prezenci.
z celkoveho poctu znamych "a
81 3150 valecnych znamek by
10 vydano Spojenci, 2.274 dru
nj, cili vice nez dive tfetiny
vsach. Nemecko a jeho spfe-
zenci vydali $50 druhu Una
mex, cili memo nez jednu ctvr-
thu. O zbytek 1877 novych dru
hu znamek Sc rozd6lily zem6
neutralni, ktere tedy take ne
zahalely. Byly to zvlast6 zeme
skandinavske, pax Holandsko
a Svycarslo, ktere byly valkou
donuceny k vydani novych znd
mex. Hlavn6 to byly nasled-
kem zvySenych poStovnich sa-
z95. Sc zfeteicm k mnozstVi q
tyznamu pOStovnich valeGnych
znamek bylo valecne obdobi Ii
piirovnani iinymi neiboha Il
a pro SbGratele zamek naiza-
jlmavejSi. Tvori hotove deli
ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-09
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VZORNY MAYOR.

Newark, n j. Mayor
Gillen oznamil, ze vyjednava
o koupi nekolika vagonu mou-
ky od statnich mlynu sever
iii Dakote a bude il prodavati
primo konsumentum nebo ma
loobchodnikum, ie3tlize Sc uvo
Il, re il rozprodaii malym ri
skem. Mayor snazi sc rovnez
l1oupiti vetsi zasobu cukru cd
Vlady. Armadni Stamina byla
rapidne rozebrana. Sunka a
nalozene zeleniny budou dany
do prodeje dnes. As5ociace pc
stltelu Svestek V Oregon. pro
dukcl $50 tm roGne. nabidla
mayorovi ceny mnoho nizsi.
nez-li pozaduji mistni obchod-
ulci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-09

dice takove vznesene rodiny,
Othon de Richter rstoupil lv
II letech do namorni akade-
mie V Petrohrade.
Pc graduaci slouzil V Balti-
cke flote ma narizeni ruske
admiralty prisel vtroku 1899
do Ameriky jako ordonancnl
dustojnik, zalezitosti stavby
bitevni lodi "Retvizan" kriz
niku "Variag' pro ruskol Via
du V lodenicich We Filadelfiii.
De Richter, prvni porucik V
te dobe ridil vyzbrojeni "Va-
riagu" Andrew Calbergem,
mistokapitanem V Crampo-
vych lodenicich a oba sc ma
mem plavili ma zkusebni ceste.
Behem rusko-japonske wall
ky De Richter byl velitelem
skadrony, ktera hajila vjezdy
do Petrohradu a do Kronstatu
We velke valce slouzil behem
ruske kampane ma Baltu. Be-
hem roku 1915 velel valecne-
mu lod'stvu jeho Jlaikova
LODI byla potopena We velke
bitve Nemci V zalivu Riga.
Byl zachran6n bez urazu z
trosek leho lodi a pokracoval
We sluzbe V ruske flot6. r. '16
prevail veleni mad Skadronou
ctyr kflzniku, deseti nicitelu s
flotou delovych lodi. s timto
lod'stvem zaridil patrolu Fin
skeho Zalivu, We vodach Sved-
skych Alandskych Ostrovu,
a rozsiril il az ku brehum To-
mea, skoro az do arktickeho
pasma.
Y lete 1917 prime Nloff po-
slal Richtera do Spoi. Statu Sc
zvlaStni misii mezitim CO byl
zamestnan praci, "a kterou
sem byl poslan, cerveni pod
| vedenlm Lenina a Trockeho
uchvatili oteze vlady V Petro-
hrade a de Richter shledal, re
lje muzem bez vlasti.
Nejen muzem bez vlasti, ale
tez muzem b9z zam6stnani,
bez peneZ a pfijmu. Revoluce
cervenych no ozebracila. Kdyz
shledal, za vypravci lodi Sc HE
dali lod6nicich, vzpomel 81
ma pfitele Calberga a naSel no
" postaveni jako kapitana u
New York Shipbuilding Co. V
iodenicich Camden, jenz mu
dal praci.
De Richter manzelkou by
dleli elsie 1921 Walnut ul.
We iFladelfii a casn6 kazdeho
rama, oblecen do deinickych
Satu a lisici Sc pouze primou
postavou, Sirokymi rameny a
bilym vlasem, vstoupil ma pre-
plneny prevoz do Camden, by
sci do prace "a $500 tydn6.
Jeho spoludelnici znali no pou
ze jake lodivoda Sc zvlaStni
zrucnosti, svedcici 0 Smokych
zkuSenostech ma mori, jenz ne
81 sVych 40 roku TAX lehce la
ko by jich bylo jen polovic.
Obtasn6 de Richter man
zelkou zajeli do Washingtonu,
aby sc seSli knizetem Lvo-
Tem a Borisem Bachmetevem,
kteri &C odTiznuti ode vSeho
spojenl, stale udrzuji V trva-
nj ruslHy konsulat, skrze KITE
ry dostavali zpravy, jaz moz
na obdrzet o udalostech donna,
az konecn6 priSlo vyzvani oh
kolcaka, ably shodil overalls ia
ko delnik a vym6nil je "a u
niformu kontra-admirala ru
skem lod 'stvu.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-09

Adam V rail mel prece ien
5testi. Jemu nemohla ieho ze-
Ia zadneho imeho muze kla-
3ti "a vzor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-09
HLEDAJf Sc. LIDE., maize.

sn1ysl pro usleehtilou zaha-
VI. Dostavte Sc ia vefeine
cviceni Sokola Haylicek.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-24

killed in the world war. An ec0-
nOmic loss Of one and one-half bill
lions annually.
In the evening, accompanied by
Prof. Porter. he motored to jean
erette and was introduced by Prof.
Colvers to the High School.
Bringing out the above points on
Tuesday morning by special inyi-
tation he addressed the Knights
of Pythias at their annual conven-
ton, accentuating the relation Of
this disease to thrift. the awful
cost in lives and dollars that eighty
per cent. were durable in the early
stages by simple hygienic dietetic
treatment. Sleeping in the open.
rest, milk and eggs, that patent
medicine did harm. That the
State League was determined to-
instruct the masses mainly through.
schools, because of the difficulty
of obtaining a hearing from adult
audiences that the annual loss
was one-half our total imports and
one-fourth our total exports, that
it's stamping out was feasible,
proven by Victoria in Australia
now tuberculosis free, was once in-
tested with the disease. He ex-
pressed the hope that all would
join their county units, as it was
only by cordinating all elements
of society, that its suppressing
could be accomplished. He
pointed out that it was decimating
the labor ranks Of the negroes and
the danger Of this source of infec-
ton, the necessity of improving
their living conditions and in
structing them in its prevention.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-24
Mr. an r. Ronnette has started

Mr.. ID. C. Bonnette has started
an industry that ought in the near
fuure give employment to num-
Der of people. He has fitted up
the upper floor Of the building
corner of Main and Swain Streets
with sewing machines and other
appliances necessary to make au-
tomobile curtains, storm aprons,
seats, etc. and started out very
auspiciouslv filing orders for auto
owners. In fact orders are COM
ing to him thick and fast from all
over South Louisiana. His work
and PRICES compare favorably with
the LARGER concerns Of New Or
leans and ere long we would not
be surprised to see him have one
IF the largest curtain factories in
the State.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-24

DIR. Mayer, State agent Of Lou
isiana Anti-Tuberculosis League,
lectured at the High School last
Monday on Mosquitoes. Typhoid
Fever and tuberculosis in refer
ence to the Great White Plague.
He pointed out the enormous eco
nomic loss it involves and that as
a cold business proposition it
would pay to stamp it out. He
declared it was not hereditary
but a communicable, preventib.e
disease, the gravity of which was
accentuated by the thrifty and by
war conditions that milk from
tuberculosis cows was dangerous ;
that until all herds by the tuberc
ulosis test were proven free of the
disease. the milk should be
pasteurized at a municipal
pasteurizing plant, and that until
that was obtained the milk like
water should be boiled to kill the
germs. He spoke of the great
results obtained at Camp Stygia,
near Covington. where twelve of
the tests had been accepted by the
army and navy the severest test
and the work Of the Pines in
Shreveport under the leadership
of Mrs. Benson, who would ere
the year was out would build
magnificent modern hospital on q
54-acre tract donated by Bryan
Ards. The sputum be declared
the chief vehicle of transmission,
while there is hundred avenues
entered the arena Of infection,
milk, dust and flies.
That 100000 die annually Of the
disease in the United States, four
times the number Of our soldiers
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-24
Mr. Vincent Carraba of ].

Mr.. Vincent Carraba of J4ol
Angeles, California arrived II
New iberia from overseas Thu
week and win suend . few weeks
with his sister Mrs. Paul Cordova
Vincent, il well remembered by
our people, being q son Of Mrs. A
Carraba who operated q store in
New Iberia some years ago. The
young man left here while in his
teens for Los Angeles where he
soon obtained employment and
made q man Of himself. When
the war came on Vincent readily
responded TO the call Of his coun-
try and was soon on his way to the
battle front where he went over
the top with his fellow comrades.
He is enthusiastic about California
and said he expected to find New
Iberia 8 streets paved when he
came here, hut he was delighted
to know that within few months
these improvements would be a
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-24

Unless we have been misin
formed at an early date New he
ria will have in the course of cree.
ton two nice modern public
buildings. It is the intention OF
the members Of the Pythian and
Woodmen of the World Orders TO
construct nice homes for the en-
joyment of their large member
ships, something that the citizens
generally will be proud. From
what we learn suitable sites will
be purchased and the structures
will be sufficiently large to have
gymnasium rooms, large audi
forums, and most probably roof
garden for the pleasure of those
who like open air entertainments.
We hope the proposed plans Of
both these fraternal and benevo-
lent organizations will be realized.
New iberia is badly in need Of a
large auditorium, where large
numbers can congregate whenever
there is something worth while.
As it is to-day we have not even a
dancing hall large enough to ac-
commodate more than thirty
couples at any one time without
being oyercrowded. A roof gar
den properly protected in times of
inclement weather should be a
profitable investment when one of
the Lodges complete a building.
Then again some site ought to be
selected that is covered with an old
fire trap Of building. say on some
corner on our Main Street. We
trust the intentions of both If
these orders will be realized in the
very near future.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-24
Mr.. Rene Girard who is film

Mr.. Rene Girard who is filling
a position as third engineer on the
government steamer was trans.
ferred to the steamer Arimbi. =
This boat will leave Port Arthur,
Texas in few days with a cargo
of lumber destined to England
Since assuming this responsible
position he has made several voy-
ages to British Honduras on the
Sefferth. On Tuesday Mr.. Girard
came to New Iberia to visit his
family leaving the next morning
for Port Arthur, Texas where his
boat is in port.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-24

Among the young sons Of Iberia
who returned home from over
seas on Thursday was Mr.. Dudley
Lemaire, Mr.. Clarence Louviere,
Mr.. Kramer Hatch and Mr.. Odii-
lon Breaux.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. DeBellevue
and Miss Angelica beBellevue left
on Thursday for Marksville and
Alexandria. They made the trip
by auto and will visit relatives for
a few days.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-24
METHODIST CHURCH. NOTES

TIE Missionary Centenary drive
is proving a great success.
The District Conference will be
held in Lake Charles next week.
Every member is urged to attend
this inspirational meeting which
so closely follows the campaign.
The Women's Missionary So
ciety will be held at the home OF
Mrs. n. N. Pharr on Tuesday,
May 9th.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-24

Mrs. Charles L. Provost has re-
turned home from visit to Ba-
ton Rouge where she visited her
son, Lieut.. Arthur Provost.
Mrs. R. F. Hogsett. Mrs. Jonn
Gallon and baby left last week
for their new home in New York.
Miss Cora LeBourgeois Of Jean
erette was a visitor here this week
with friends.
Mr.. Fisher Koch spent Thurs
day with friends in Rayne.
Mrs. Paul Corddva returned last
Sunday from Los Angeles Cali
fornia after visiting her brothers
for few months.
Mr.. Louis Kramer Of Centrevilie
was visitor here on Thursday.
|. Mrs. Gabe Leblanc, Sr. is WIS.,
iting relatives in New Orleans.
Mrs. Talbert Of Plaquemine is
the guest of Mrs. Mary Ewes.
bMr. H. R. Seaman left for At
Gibson, Kansas where he has ac-
cepted position.
Mrs. C. P. Moss left Tuesday
for Houston, Texas to look over
some oil interest Of hers there, as
well as visit the manufacturing
plant being erected by the J. 0.
Mack Oil and Water Well Screen
Company in which she is a stock
holder.
Mrs. Isabel Harvey and Miss
Sallie Carter were visitors to La
fayette this week.
Mr.. E. F. Slayton of Ohio was
a business visitor here this week.
Mrs. Edna Moore and Mrs. Don
Dufour are visiting in New Or
leans.
Mrs. Michel Berry returned on
Thursday from few days visit
to New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Il. Jacks Of
McGehee, Ark. parents Of Mrs.
E. s. Fulton arrived here this
week to spend some time.
Sergeant Bernard Suberbielle
returned from over seas on Thurs
day after several rronths absence.
Mrs. Sidney Cook Of Shreveport
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. H.
A. King.
Mr.. and Mrs John Taylor re-
turned on Monday from e short
visit to New Orleans.
Dr.. and Mrs. p. A. Boykin of
.Jeanerette were visitors here on
Tuesday.
Miss Julia Decuir left on Thurs
day for New Orleans.
Mrs. Hattie Hereford left last
Sunday for visit to Mrs. John
Harrop.
Sheriff Landry was called to La
fayette on Thursday to attend the
funeral Of his uncle Mr.. Homer
landry. . citizen Of Lafayette par
ish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Decuir
spent Thursday in Lafayette in
attendance at the funeral Of Mr..
Homer Landry.
Between trains Sunday, Creigh-
ton r Moss came in from I,afay-
cite to see his mother, Mrs. G. 4.
Moss. He il now associated with
his uncle, Mr.. 8. r. Patterson OF
Lafayette.
Eugene Il. Crandall Of Carlisle,
Ark, was ! guest Of his sister,
Mrs. ii. N. Brown for . few days
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-24
The old saying "better late

The old saying "better late
than never" applies to the Cap
fancy commission Of our fellow
citizen and practitioner DR.. E. S.
Fulton. On Tuesday Of this week,
after being discharged from the
army couple Of months since his
'belated commission promoting him
from a lieutenancy to that of CAP
tain arrived. While disappointed
that he did not receive it while on
active duty, still the Doctor prizes
it highly and it will be placed in
his archives with other valua BILE
documents.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-24

After an eight months absence
from New Iberia at st. Alloy, Mex
leo, Mr.. Willie Hayes returned OH
Thursday last. He has been en-
ployed by the United Syrup Co.
assisting the chief engineer Mr.. F.
E. Couvillon in charge of the sugar
mill. Mr.. Hayes will return in
October to resume his position.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1919-05-24
LOCALS.

-To-morrow morning at clever

Tomorrow morning at eleven
clock Rev. NJ. R. Paradis will
deliver his last sermon to the con-
gregation of the Presbyterian
church after which he will leave
for his home in Minnesota. Rev.
G. L. Moore of Missouri will ar
rive in New Iberia and continue
the services during the summer
months while Mr.. Paradis will he
absent. The public is cordially
invited to be present.