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Evening journal., 1920-06-24
Champion Benny Headed for NeO York
To Pick oft Some More Big Cash In Ring

seems 10 be toughest for him has
been take on most often--Johnny
Dundee being engaged IN the ring
with Leonard eight times.
As a box-oflce attraction, Leonard
exceeds any man In the country.
Jack Dempsey not excepted. for he
lights much oftener than Jack could
ever think OF lighting.
For some Of his many Nights In Jer-
sey, Benny has sold as much as si4,-
600 worth Of seats himself although
bis share OF the receipts was more
like 5000 SO It looks as though
Benny Is 10 add a very huge sum 10
his bankroll during the coming year.
for he is an idol IN Gotham.
Perhaps most characteristic OF
Benny has been the way he has stuck
to Billy Gibson, his manager. hrough
thick and thin.
Ask any thing you like Of Benny
and you're sure 20 get the same '~-
swer that you would have rersiNed
flve years ago when Benny was not a
champion:
ASK Mr.. Gibson rinST.'
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
TATNALL Wins
~ Competition
High School Athlete Fin
ishes First in Strawberry
League
HIS TEAM ALSO
HIGH OF GROUPS

Charles Tatnall, Wilmington High
School athlete and holder OF many
athletic records, won the Y. NJ. C. A.
.,"Strawberry League" championship
with 2,i60 points. Frank Roberts OF
the junior class was second with
i,129 points. and Fred Herlihy, OF the
Cadets, third.
The competition consisted Of a reg
ular schedule OF iS athletic events
that covered a period OF eight weeks.
sold, silver and bronze medals will
be presented 10 the first, second and
third place winners respectively,
| while Captain Tatnalrs team, which
svon first place among the teams,
will be presented with a handsome
plaque with a picture OF the team
mounted and the names Of the play
OTIS placed below in silt letters. The
plaque will be hung IN the boys de-
partment OF the association.
The scores OF individuals follow.
High School-Tatnall. 2,i6O; Ped
Baxter. 3i3; Mcguire, 655; LeCarpen-
TER. i5: Beatty, ii5: Backsteln. 639
Rubin. $50; pearlman. sSs; Crow,
62i; Bagc, 81; ZOrtman, 1876,
Stroud, 1872; Keller, GA; Herpel
PSI; Sinclair, 59i.
Employed Boys-A. Foster, $50
J. Lipsen, 322; j. Foster, sos; Cooper,
500: Joyce, 327: Lank, 43i: Krall
473; 2. Grant, 1888; Thompson, 6ii
R-man. s27; Lammana, i99; n. Lip
son. 722; Knots, i6s; II. Grant
.S3i; McWhorter, 972: Mcdowell
McMahon, SOP; sanderson. 30; Baker,
Itlurnside, b44: Bradway, 200: Bush
4 9s6; Bredin. 81; McLucas, 295; De
luchio. 307; Churnside, 35S.
Cadets-Sayers. 60; Jones. 2i0: Win
safe. 23S; Violin, sac; Hugh Holt
40; Gliseman. 90: Connolly, $50;
Roger Holt, 2i5; Ferraco, 230; Lynch
JN; Miller, 300; Chase, i,25i; Finck
2is; Smith, 1875; Winchester. 500,
0verdeer. 396; Gerow, iS5; Clancy
$50; Mcguire, IS; Barton. $50; Her
lihy. 1851; Foulk. 81; Mention, i76,
Gray, 576; Kowalsky. i65; Binder
30; Ponton, 230; Burns, 230.
iss; Keen, 25I; Van Gelder, 40; w
| Boyer, $40; Martin. 359; Sholladay
|t3s; Miller. an; Diffendofer, 959
McAvoy, 593; C. Boyer. 339; Nobls
lji: Farrand. 2i0; Roberts, i.729
3 rmory, i99; Mcclure, i,i6s: Hart
ei6; Stroud, 1859; Sparks, 965; Kelly
. i.S5i; LivermOre, sii: Hamilton
( ISL; Hitler, 502; Sheldon, i.i60; Cul-
| yer, 627; Zeronski, 1856; Talman
e8e James. 26i; Hoffecker, 92i
4 Orth, 81.
The team scores follow: Juniors
stutz, $40; Hudson, 306; Mercer
396; Ford, 256.
Cadets-Jupiter, s22: Mars, 266
4 Venus, 23s; Mercury, ii6.
Employed Boys-Olympia, 3si: Rec
sox, 33i; Excelsior, $40; Speedsters
/ 26i.
High School-Giants. 4i6; Dodgers
3ii; Cubs, 252; Athletics. 100
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
Wallop Weccacoe Firemen
Again in Defiance Twi-
light Setto
WINNERS PILE
UP IS HITS
Club Standing
Toniaht's Schedule.
Track and field meet.

Third Ward frightened its grin on
the lead in the Defiance League last
night by forcing the Wecoacoe team
TO dip their colors, . TO 3.
The game was a typical slugging
match. Mcbride was the high man
OF the evening with four hits and
walk in five times at the plate. a pair
OF doubles being included 10 the
total. Lutz collected three hits. while
Reeder, Handy, Hynson, Flynn and
Gillespie were contented with a pair OF
bingles each.
The "Bearcats" Jumped into the lead
at the start when the FIRST four men
hit safely and held the lead through
out A trio more were added in the
second inning by long-distance hit
ting and daring base running.
Ihe nrcmen did not show their
teeth until the NTH inning, wher
| four base hits. one a double, an error
aud sacrifice fly yielded three runs
They threatened again In the seventh
when Long and Hynson singled with
! no one out. but Kennedy forced Ions
on his roller 10 Lutz while a Lightning
double play. Mcbride. Hanley 10 Lutz,
ended the game on Clarke's hit to
short.
A track and field meet Is on the
card for this evening and some clever
sport Is promised. The score:
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
BY L0RRy A. JACOBS


NEW YORK. June 24.-The passage
of the Walker boxing bill 10 New
York. permitting limited bouts,
means somewhere around 10000 10
Benny Leonard's bank account a
number OF prominent business men
here estimate.
Leonard has been absent some time
from the ranks OF the fighting men
while engaged in making a movie on
the coast. lie Will return In his fight
July 3. fighting, Charlie White and
then IT 5 Benny for the big cash again
In New York.
Leonard In many ways, and In
spite OF all that can be said, has been
one OF the greatest champions on rec
ord. Since gaining Tho champion
ship he has fought over 7 ring bat
ties, 10 OF that number being knock
out 10 his credit.
H5 has not Disseminated In his
choice Of opponents. for the top.
no.chers have been taken along with
the rest. In fact, the one man that
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
GROSS BOOSTERS ORcAGNIzE.

The Nick Gross Boosters Club was
orgsnized last evening with the fol-
lowing officers: Nicholas Gross. presi-
dent; George Null, yice-president /;
Edward Wright, recording secretary,
bnd Robert Mullor, financial secretary.
The following members were elect
d as .o board @ o. soveraoFs n5 Paw l,,SS. Con
Mr.. Gross Is a well-known member
of the Keystone Field Club and a
large number OF members Of that or
eanlzation are afilliated with the
Gross Boosters Club, which intends
to make q stubborn 1ght In an effort
10 have Gross elected Representative
from the First district.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
NDUSTRIALS
GET STARTED
Electric Hose Defeats Penn
sy in Curtain Raiser,
9 to /
TEAMS WILL PLAY
EVERY WEDNESDAY

The Industrial Baseball League goi
away last night. Electric Hose defeat
ms p. R. r., . 10 4. salters, pitching
for Electric Hose. allowed but two
hits. pc Night hit a home run. Bill
Carlin, In left field. made several good
plays.
Paul Ray. who started on the mound
for Pennsy, was replaced by Wilson
In the seventh inning. The league il
composed OF Electric Hose. p. r. r..
pusey & Jones, Trump Bros, Harlan
.Clericals. A. V. Fibre, A. c. 4 r. Co.
and Sunday star and Every Evening
Games will oe played every Wednes-
day night. Last nights score:
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
Weccacoe
GRACE TO TRY
DEL. CITY NEXT

The Grace baseball club Is making
preparations for another hard game
on Saturday, when they will have
the Delaware City club as their op-
ponenis, al the Rockford Tower
grounds. This game Is 10 be played
In connection with the annual picnic
OF the Sunday school and a large
crowd Is expected.
Manager Metzger. Of the visiting
team. IS making special preparations
10 hand the local Methodlsts another
setback, and has secured Hop Geo
hegan 10 twirl for him. Hop viii be
remembered as a star for The Della
ware College teams OF quite a few
years ago. lie pitched for Sos Win
trups Wilmington team on last Satur-
day and made a very good showing,
holding the Quaker City Rubber team
10 i1ye hits.
Opposed to him. the local team VIII
send Chief Meyers. Ingram or Rich
ardson. The lattcr pitched his frst
game for the Grace Reserves on last
Saturday and lost The game on a
tluke IN the tenth inning. Worth
game at that time. Doc Push or Liy-
ermore will don the mask and nit
Both rank among the leading catch
ers OF the city. A shake-up In the
balance Of the team is due this Sat
urday. Greenwood who has been al
tsrnating between the outfleld and
| first base, will very likely secure the
assignment 10 the flrst sack. The
rest OF the infield will be the same AZ
last week. with Coyington at second,
p. Garvine at short stop, and Minker
al third base.
Baylis, who has been showing good
form with the stick will be given
an opportunity 10 show his ability
in this game, while the other out
lelders VIII be chosen from J. Gar
vine. c. Garvine. Ray and Tribit. The
game will start al 3i5 and viii bC
umpired by Ump Ryan.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
EXPERIMENTAL FINDS SOFT ONE

ManaEef H0rtOn'h tkperlmenIaI oIa-
ton team added another game TO its
long string OF victories last evening
by defeating EDglneering, 40 10 2.
The Girls Experimental Station
team, fresh from their win over the
Chemical Department Girls on Tues
day evening, cheered the boys 10 vic
tory. Joe Beatty made a nifty catch
in center. whitley" Hume and Mil
lard played dandy ball for the Engl-
game on ice for the Experimental
station in the fourth with circuit
drive with two on bases. Danny
Toomey, besides pitching a pretty
game after the flrst inning, clouted
the longest home run hit OF the sea
son at the Country Club grounds.
Score by innings:
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
RAIn EAGLE Hints

WICHITA, unne 2i.--Frank lsbell,
baldheaded eagle, has turned IN MS
suit He's going 20 look over ue
hest Of The bushers and the turn
backs OF the majors for talent.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
GREENHmL CLuR MEETING.

The Greenhlll Trapshootlng Club
holds its mld-week shoot this after
noon, ,sho ootnE commencing at 4 o'clock.
Al S O'Clock his evening The club men
meet at the Simon Hotel, Eighth and
king streets. Members are requested
% be present, as plans will be made
for the third registered shoot Of the
club, 10 be held IN August
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
VTnq WANr gFATc

NEW YORK; June 2i.-Hlgh-priced
schedule Of seats has eliminated tne
Agitation IA being made 10 let kids
in the bleachers for IS cents.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
NAIE CETs eTAnS

NEW HAVEN. June 2i.-Tllrteen
major sport captains Will regisi,er, at
srhOlasiic collection OF star mater
ial 10 ever enter freshman ranks.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
SPORT'TrE'ORTaAT

Would s Jsek Dempsey have died broken
~
here rs certain similarity he the
darcy not
same ~ j. Dempseys Both ll-advlsed
nown his
must nave felt before
"nlei ne ran In time
Willard and Dempsey fought for the heavyweight
o whom the
alt9ck erew out OF t Dempsey had knocked
There Is little
d9l nut DIS
VINO sought shelter shpards
rms Is IN pempseys faNohe asked
Saes court Of Justice grantcd
erased from his
Why dd they pick Dempseys world want anolher
Are there not enough already
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
AS WIN EN- ALL

Harlan Apprentices defeated outside
Machinists az Harlan Field yesterday
afternoon. IL 70 2, The As stole bases
at the rate OF "a In Q innings.
Walsh featured at bat for the win
ming team with four bingles.
Score by innings:
R.H.E
Apprentices 25Oi22x-i2 a
Machinlsts ..... i000t o. 6 &
Stolen bases, Merrill, 3; Clark, !
Walsh, d McCarty, 2 Foulk, 2; Lund-
berg, 2; Worrall, 4; Minner, 4: shear
er, p Two base hits, Walsh. 2. Dou-
Bile plays, Corrizi 10 Shearer TO Booth
struck out, by Clark, c; by Carter, 4
by Sherry, 4; by Corrzl. 4. Bases
on balls, on Clark, 4 ; on Sherry, 3
on Corrizi, 4. Umpire. "Rollle" Ba-
ker.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
conn usEs nEAp

SALT LAKE CITY, June 2is-Ty
Cobb has sisned 90 apear IN % games
on the coast this fan He'll get The
largest sum ever paid a player for
exhibition work.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
mas TRICK VOICE

NEW YORK. June 2i-LJohnny Ev-
ers has developed a base voice since
coming 10 the Giants. He's aiming
It at the players and not the um-
pires and getting on FIRST rate.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
SOME TURNOUT

MILWAUKEE. June 2l-Jew Tend
brothers brought a total OF $4,000
Jar the gate. The Pinky gate was
$4,000 and the Richie receipts, $4,000.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
RnnST HORIITZEL

AKRON. June 24.-The Akron Ex-
club, has turned over the full gov
erning power OF running the team TO
Dick Hoblitzel.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
CIERGY STEAKS UP

BOSTON, June 2t.-Clersynen have
started the frst organized protest
against boxing here by seeking a
referendum on The boxing bill.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
NuTcurII ATTRNIATu

MILWAUKEE, juno 2ll-BOlh PM
Ky and Rtchle Mitchell believe they
can beat Lew Tender N they got
another chance. plnky saye hlichis
was foulcd In his match.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
BRIEF DANGEROUS

ST. LOUIS. June 2i-Bunny brief
OF the Kansas City Blues is develop
hiiters on the club. lie socks FOR
extra bases.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
e4Ne mn cInTCTTpS

ney. Battling Leylnsky, Harry Grol
and Clay Turner claim that Bob Mar
TN Is sidostepplug them by going
coastward 10 battle.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
American League.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
National Ieaqtl

National League.
Cincinnati al Philadelphia.
Chicago az New York.
Pittsburgh 81 Brooklyn.
ST. Louis at Boston.
American League.
No Rames soheduled.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
SsfEAN2aI
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
RESULTS.
National Leauuc

National League.
Philadelphia. 3; Cincinnati, 0.
New York, 2; Chicago. 4.
Brooklyn, B; Pittsburgh, ?.
+ Boston, 6: ST. Louis, 2.
American League.
Z Chicago, Z; Athletics. 0.
New Y w York. /; st. Louis, 8.
Cleveland. u; Boston. 6 "a innings.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
uIAWF nm NAILS

SACRAMENTO, June 2i.-Walter
Mails hasn't done the llppers much
good this SEASON. When he pitches
winning ball the club don't hit and
when hey hit he blows up.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24

The Want Ads will help those wish
Ing 10 purchase o. sell homes. farms
or real estate,
Evening journal., 1920-06-24
Totals scopH nv iiNNrNGs p

Hits-on saliers. 2: OF Ray, :; of
Wilson. 4. Three-base hit-Salters
Home run-De Night. Struck out-By
Saiters, i3; Ray. 6; Wilson, Q. Base
on balis-On Wilson, 3. Number Of
innings pitched-By Salters. 7;by Ray
s: by Wilson, 4. Time OF gamc-i.2o'
Umpire-Dick McElroy.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24

Want Ads are effective for every
une Of business.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24

Many have turned The Wants "a
good account. Make full use OF them.
Evening journal., 1920-06-24

Sold in Wilmington by following dealers;
DeImarvia Rubber Company, 5. W. Cor. iiih and
West Sis.
Max Podols,y 50f West Ninth St
French Street Garage, fl9-i25 French 81
Elmhurst Stores Elmhurst, Del
Greug A Lenderman. EDGE Moor. Del
j. G. Justs Co., Newport Del.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-26
CASTORIA
For Infants AMI Children
In Use For Over 3OYearS
s.sa. :ss s' %, &M4zzza.

Followers of the game Tia
made Sousa. famous were agar
entertained with well rendered
program of popular and MARTA
airs by the Chamber of CommeTc CT
brass band last Wednesday nigh,
N their weekly concert in front OF
The Court House.
Despite the fact that the weather
was decidedly lnclemeDt, and moi
conducive to good horn music, the
perfOi mers gave forth some rea
strains which were enjoyed by
good sized assemblage. Appended
is the program for next Wednesday
night:
Tropic 10 Tropic-Alex
ander.
Selection-Norma-DOneZ-tti.
Waltz-Chain of Dalsles-W eidt
One Step-Tears-Warren
March--American Eagle-Ballard
Decentralization Southwell.
One Step-Rose of No Man's
Land-Caddlng.
Finale-COlumbia.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-26
Joseph Simonet Romero.

Ats p. NJ. Monday, June 2ls',
occurred he death of this young
boy. who, although but IL year,
old, already showed traits thai
would have made of him model
citizen.
He was the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
rheo. Romero, 53l Jane Street,
and a native of New Iberia.
He has always been Of most
industrious disposition, and at the
beginning of his fatal attack OF
dysentery he started bis days at 4
O'Clock delivering the Item; after
5 o'clock breakfast he worked deb
vering ice on all, ice wagon until
time for late dinner. His even
,ne q were spen, in attendance at a
private school through which he
was paying his own way
industrious, saving, friendly, be
must huve grown into an Ideal
citizen.
HIS funeral took place from ST.
Peters Church at 5 o'clock Tues
day evening.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-26
bob" Jacob In Portland

The Iberian has received copy
Of large daily paper published IN
Portland, Oregon, and on the
front page we found d large group
picture of some of the delegates
10 the Travellers Protective AssO
citation National Convention which
is now in session in that city.
Among the group our friend and
fellow tOwnsman "BOb" Jacob was
easily recognized, and from the
accounts in the paper, he and thu
other T. P. AS are enjoying to
he fullest the hospitality OF the
Pacific Coast City.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-26

DR.. j. FL. White has been
spending the week with party of
friends from Morgan City, at Last
Island, on a fishing trip.
This is the DOCTORS twentieth
annual summer Dating at Last
Island, where he goes each year TO
get the needed relaxation from his
strenuous dental practice. He
left last Sunday and will probably
be gone for al least another week.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-26
Paul Emile Bergerie.

The death of this promising
young man occurred last sunday al
9:35 p NJ afte: an Operations
which it was hoped might save his
llfe from a very serions case Of
hernia, but Fate had decided
against his recovery.
He was born in November 1906
being thirteen years and seven
months old at the time of his sad
death.
The funeral took place from ST.
Peters Catholic Church at .
o'clock Monday afternoon.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-26
THE WEEKLY IBERIAN

Miss julia Occur Will open a
Summer School beginning July
Ist, in the High School building
She will teach courses in English
and Isaac Pitman Stenogiaphy.
Pupils desiring work LII these lines
should communicate with Miss
Deculr at once.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-26

Among the graduates of Mount
Carmel Convent in Rayne, Louisa
ana, we note the name of Miss
Sylvia Guillot, the talented daugb
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Outlet of this city. The gradna
ton exercises were held on June
14th, 10 st. Joseph Church
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-26
jewel Bihm.

On Saturday June l9'h MI
Essay Jewell son of Mr. aud Mrs.
IL. B. jewell was married I'D
Crowley to Miss Rose B'hm, after
which the couple went TO New Or
leans, returning later to Crowley
where they will make their future
home.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-26

Mrs. Homer Dupre and Miss
lrDa Leblanc are guests this week
OF Mrs. Druilhet of Jeanerette.
Little Misses Marjorie Lyle and
Ethel May Frame visited friends
ID Lafayette for a few days this
week.
Mrs. Joe Bienvenu and son
Carroll, Of New Orleans, are
guests of relatives here.
RUB-MY-TISM Antiseptic
Relieves Rheumatism, Sprains, Neu-
ralgia, etc.
Mrs. Dupremel Romero and
daughter Blanche and little Louise
Babineau left Tuesday for New
Orleans to visit for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. f +. Marin came
over by auto from Patterson and
spent Sunday with relatives
The misery and depression caused
by bilious and constipated condition
of the system can be quickly removed
by using Herbine. 1t purifes streng-
thens and invigorates. Price, 6Oc.
Sold by ESTORGE DRUG co.
Mr.. j. B. Hull returned Saturday
to his home in Alexandria after
spending several weeks here
tuning and repairing pianos.
Miss Constance Durand returned
70 her home IN St. Martinville
Saturday after visiting friends
here.
After spending several days
with her sister Mrs E Bodln,
Miss Gertrude Ibert has returned
TO her home in Franklin.
Have your cleaning and pressing
done by BOURG & BOURG. West
Main. Phone 358.
Mrs. T. o. Darby left Sunday
for her home in Sour Lake Texas
after visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pellerin.
Miss Trixie Lyons who has been
attending Dominican College 10
New Orleans, visited her Aunt
Mrs. John A. BuqnOr last week.
666 Cures Bilious Fever.
Miss Sadie MelansOn returned
on last Saturday from New Orleans
where she has been attending
Dominican Convent.
Mrs. A j. Mouret, Jr. ct
Alexandria and her sister Mrs.
Cyrus Broussard left for jennings
Thursday where they were called
nv the illness of their sister Mrs.
Il. III. Mercer.
Classiest line Of georgette waists
ever seen in New Iberia. Get yours
now. Elias Store.
Mrs. q. g Franks has returned
10 her home in New Orleans, after
Visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Il. B. Jewell.
Read the New Orleans Item and De
happy. w. A. Nicholson, Phone 24l
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-26
OYSTERS.

Famous Bayou Cook Oysters, good
the year round. For sale at the cou-
inter- in any style, or delivered to your
home on phone order. Also fresh veg
etables and fruit in season.
JOE GLORIOSO, Main & Iberia
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-26

On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Delahoussaye and sons, Clyde and
Alvin, left for New Orleans, where
they expect to stay a few days,
after which they will leave for a
summer resort in Mississippi, ex-
cept Clyde, who will remain in the
city some time before returning to
his home here.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-26

81. r Leblanc left for Lafay'
ii soy'y'
7. Oxeme Jacob has returned
ID 81 visit in New Orleans
~ Emma Bourg is visiting ID
saDont.
". Leila Landry left on Tues
N for . short visit in New Or
haDs.
c.ssiest line of georgette waists
8 seen in New Iberia. Get yours
Il, Elias Store.
Y, and Mrs. Essay Jewell are
..,itinp Mrs. II. b. Jewell.
". Frank Jewell after visiting
1. n.rebts Mr.. and Mrs. II. B.
rrsll left.for Burke Benette. Tex
n. Claude Gragnon of Franklin
.;.;tinc his sister Mrs. Edmond
ndry.
u cures by removing the cause.
M and Mrs. Percy Mestayer
laughter visited Mr.. and Mrs.
@I1vls Anglers on Sunday.
M Oscar MesIsyer visited his
ully here on Sunday.
M 4. Neville Of st. Martinvllle
~ l visitor here this week.
Ceoreette waists. Big values at
tttr prices. But come early;
y ant last long at these figures.
u Store.
Hines Lucille and Olga Della.
d,aaye are visiting relatives in
MAItinville.
and Mrs w. l.. David of
NJ Arthur visited relatives here
vsek.
G. E. Jarman has returned
ABERDEEN Mississippi where
1i1itFd his sister.
~ s. Gary and baby left
day fot .ulcher.
- Cures Bilious Fever.
y, ]. G. Afnandez and Master
e11fd Arnandez spent part of
eeek 10 Opelonsas.
n. Willie Eckart left Sunday
lIooma on = business trip.
yQn have reason to think your
1 suffering from worms, take
1ie course-use Whites Cream
5nge. Worms can not resist its
!lng influence. Price, 35c.
6old BY ESTORGE DRUG co.
x. II Bunch Of Lake
Rles is WISHING at the home OF
4. G Jacob.
and Mrs Robert Anglers
saby Of Crowley visited Mrs.
Anglers this week.
QURG & BOURG - Expert
~ and presSarS. West Main,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-26

Miss Constance Broussard az
companied by her nephew, William
Broussard left on Wednesday for
New Orleans to visit relatives.