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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-03-20
SALE OF A PORTION OF
SUCCESSION PROPERTY.
NO. 1856
CIVIL DISTRICT COURT
DIVISION E.
PARISH OF ORLEANS, La.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. BLANCHE
GOGUEHEM LEVY.

By virtue of a commission issued
unto me. the undersigned sheriff, out
of the above said court. under an or.
der granted on the 18th day of March,
A. D. 1920, There will be sold by the
undersigned sheriff, (for the purpose
of paying the debts of the above
named succession) at public auction,
at the front door Of the Iberia Parish
Court house in New Iberia, Iberia Par.
ish, La, to the last and highest bid
der on
SATURDAY, APRIL oath, 1920,
the following described property to
wit:
A certain lot of ground situated in
the Corporate limits of the City of
New Iberia. Parish of Iberia. State of
Louisiana, on the corner of Main st.
and Church alley of the said City,
measuring thirty eight feet front more
or less, by depth of one hundred and
eighty six feet more or less, together
with all buildings and improvements
thereon and thereunto belonging, in
Guiding the party wall, and bounded
% the North By the property Of Mrs.
blanche 0oGuehem Levy, South b.
lloxs 11k ~ Main -. and.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-15
LETTERS TO EDITOR
Pushmataha Burial Place
the Editor of The Age-Heraltl

To the Editor of The Herald:
 4 clipping has been mailed to this de- partment in which some correspondent to the publication carrying the article referred to, states that he does not know
 now many people in Birmingham know that Pushmataha. the Indian warrior is buried near Tailadega on the McElderry plantation. The correspondent states that the name of this Indian is associated with the early legions of Alabama and tthat he was much respected by the whites as well as by his own tribe For the in- formation of all persons who may have read that article beg to state that Pushmat taha. the great Choctaw chief who influenced his tribe to fight with An. drew Jaekson's forces during the Creek Indian war. is buried in the Consression- al cemetery at Washington. D. c. It was while General Pushmataha was in the capitol city on mission of state impor- tance, that he sickened and died. The address that he made to his Indian at tendants, members of his commission,
 just prior to his death, is cherished iu history, as one of the noblest death beI
 speeches ever delivered.
 Pushmataha was given his ttle- ot
 General by Andrew Jackson in cong sideration of his military services during
 the period referred to above. and a very lvividlpicture has been left of the appear ance of this noble savage, dressed in the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-15

form.rls Of Selma. Rev w. K Simp- son presided over the meeting and eN .ehded q hearty welcome li behalf of the. Methodist church and she citizens gen. eraily Of Montevallo.
 In the absence of the Baptist pastor MT '. l.. Meroney. clerk of the. .church, spoke in behalf of the Baptist 'churca
 President T. w. Palmer of the college. cordially welcomed MT. Carmichael and his wife in behalf of the public school and the college.
 After these short talks MT. Carmichael responded in a very happy vein. The people of Montevallo are all charmed With him and his wife and all feel that they will be a great accession to the town.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-15
RobS Calo1nelof Nausea and Danger
Medicinal Virtues Retained and Improved-Dangerous and Sickening Qualities Re- mSved-New Tablets Called "Calotabs.''

The latest triumph of modern pharmacy l. . fde-nauseated" calomel tablet known to tha drug trade as -'Calotabs" CalomeL the mbst generally useful of sll medicines thus enters upon . wider field of popular- ify-pbrified and refined from those ob- jeet5orAbls qualities which have heretofore lisite4 its use.
 In bliousness. constipation. headaehes and Indigestion. anD in . great variety of Hv9. stomaeh and kidney troubles eaiomel was tie most suecessful remedy but its use u1s often neglected on account o1 its sick- ening -qualities. Now it n the easiest and nost pleasant of medieines ts take One tnhlet On the tongue at bedtime with swal- !sv q vater-th.ts .M Nc taste. no grip elssp end the next morning yea are feeling fba, tith . clean 6v9. purified systen and .; big appetite Eat what yoa plsase. Wo d1nger.
 Csl7tsbs are sold only ih eriginal. sealsd Snekaoes, price tAkty-f1ve eents. YeU ixuRRbt is authorized to Fefund the pKfaa es \ 9nnxantoe that you will be thoguugAly 0nhA with CAlotabs.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-15
MILLIONS OF GIANTS
 PUT ON JOB

Sul-Ferro-So1 is a mineral water rich with the one element drop) that strength ems and multiplies red corpuseles-it makes them by the million.
 One teaspoonful of sul-Terro-sol taken 3 times a day quickly displays the won derful effects of this remedy,
 Booklet giving details mailed on re- quest Liberal bottle one dollar G for ss). at all drug stores or postpaid upon receipt of price. The sul-Ferro-sol Co.,, Desk A. Montgomery, Ala-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-15
THE BIRMINGHAM AGE-HERALp, THURSDAY, JULY IS. 1920

Mississippi whom Dr owen influenced to remove to Montgomery and accept place on his literary staff Prof. Halbert died a few years ago. just after finishing
 his manuscript. which will be published by the Department of Archives and His
 tory at such time as a printing fund for this purpose is available This history will when published be distributed free to the public and school libraries of the state and following generations of stu dents. will be better informed as toNthe life and present resting place of Push-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-15
DODSON TELLS THE HORROR 0F CAL0MEL You Don't Need to Sicken, Gripe or Salivatc Yourself
 to Start Liver

You're bilious sluggish. constipated. You feel ehy, your stomach may be sour, your breath bad. your skin sal low and you believe you need vile, dan gerous calomel to start liver and bowels.
 Here's my guarantee! Ask your drug gist for bottle of Dodsons Liver Tone and take a spoonful tonight. If it doesn't start your liver and straishten you light up better than calomel and without griping or making you sick l want you to go back to the store and get your money.
 Take calomel today and tomorrow you will feel weak and sick and nAu- seated Don't lose a day. Take . spoonful of harmless, vegetable Dod- sons Liver Tone tonight and wake up feeling splendid. It Is perfectly harm less, 30 give it to your children any time. It cant salivate.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-15
MONTEVALLO

Montevallo. July 4-(speciaL)-Th' summer school of the Alabama Teehnica Institute and College for Women come' officially to a close today.
 It is the custom at the end of eacf session to have graduating exercises This year there were three young ladie: to graduate, and an appropriate pro gramme was carried out.
 Following are the graduates: Justin' Alcorn- Hall. tiainesvilie Angela Ray burn Hamilton. Warrior Annie Ma, Waller, Dickinson.
 The reception given by President anC Mrs. Palmer complimenting Dr. and Mrs A. M. Harding of the University O Arkansas, and Professor and Mrs. Claude Hardy, of Camden, was very enjoy able affair. It was attended by the fac ulty and students of the summer schoo and by some of the citizens of Monte vallo.
 Members of the faculty are now leav ing for their summer vacations. Some O them will take courses of study at var ous educational centers.
 Miss Hannah Crook and three voice pupils. Miss Angela Hamilton, of War rior; Miss Gladys Ketcham, of Ozark and Miss Artemise Mott, of Mobile, will go to Chautauqua, where they will con tnue their studies in voice under Horatie Connell
 Miss Lula Hawkins has gone to Wash ington to take the advanced progressive series of lessons in music. She has al ready passed successfully the first two years course. This course of study 1T music will be presented to ali college students next season.
 Miss Geraldine Dillas the new head o { the English department Is now at Co lumhia University studying for hei doctors degree.
 Mrs Maud Reynolds Mcclure, of th' Baptist Training School at Louiss iiIe Kentucky, has spent q week at the col lege. visiting her niece. Miss Hannah Crook and will go with Miss Crook tc Chautauqua. On Monday afternoon she addressed tile ladies of the Baptist church at the residence of Mrs. Palmer on the general subject of missions.
 On Sunday evening a welcome service was held at the Presbyterian church fol the new pastor. Rev. P. H. Carmichael
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-15
Germs of Blood Diseases Meet
 Conquering Foe.

Germs of Eczema. Tetter. Pellagra and headway in exact accordance with the scarcity of red corpuscles in the blood.
 When these corpuscles are multiplied and strengthened to the extent of being capable of overthrowing disease germs, then and only then does the disease begin its losing battle.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-15

Harris. United States navy. retired died last night. Admiral Harris ar rived here on the steamer New York July seriously i'll.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-15
PROBE OF RECORDS OF ALLEGED DRAFT
 DODGERS TO BEGIN
By Associated Pres,

Atlanta, Ga, July 4-Thorough in- vestigations of the records of 1,4eo al- legged delinquents in the war time select i've service draft will begin at once, it was announced here today hy Gordon M, Combs, assistant U. s. district attorney. < Department of justice agents will ex- anime the cases in detail, MT. Combs said, and if the evidence warrants crim- inal information will be filed in federal district court.
 The government is not going to let a single one of these slackers go without giving him his just dues the assistant district attorney declared. but added it was just as desirous of eliminating from the list those who were innocent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-15

brilliant uniform Of an American gem eral of that period.
 II win be matter of interest to the lovers of history, and especially the sym pathizers with the history of the Indians in this part of the county to know that during the life of pr, Thomas NJ. Owen he was instrumental in bringing to the Department of Archives and History the
 greatest living authority on the Choctaw
 customs. languages, well as the his l tory of that tribe. This authority was Prof Henry Sale Halbert formerly of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-15
Almost Ready to Sign

FFSsUVF"tUU FFFFS
 Paris, July 14-The victories of ths Greeks, their occupation of Brussa and the demoralization of the Turkish na- tionalists have caused a grear reaction in Turkish circles, which now show an inclination to accept and sign the peace treaty, according to dispatches from ronstantinople today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-15
Schroeder,s Rank Reduced

By AssocIated Press Dayton, O., July 14.-Orders received lat Mccook Field today reduced Mai. R w. Schroeder. who holds the worlds airplane altitude record. to the rank of captain. Major Schroeder recently fell nearly six miles in the air during a flight
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-15

than is this generation. With kind personal regards, I am, Respectfully,
 (MRS) MARIE E. OWEN,
 Director. Montgomery, July 12, 19-0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-15

Admiral Harris Dies
 By Associated Press Southampton, England. July H. Rear Admiral Henry Tudor Brownell
Deming graphic., 1920-11-02

and capture AN entire party organiza
giun. using il aud its funds 10 elect d
complete radical ticket under another
party name. Then they establish sub
,idizcd newspapers. putting the indc.
pendent ones out of business and ef
fectively squelching the free press. The
rest Is easy.
After a most careful study and con
Sidcration of its principles and policies
the Denver Civic \ Commercial Asso-
citation adopted resolutions character.
izing the program Of leh Non-Partlsan
League as inimical TO the common wei.
fare.
IN expressing its attitude the aSSocia.
tion makes Il plain that its action was
solely In the interest of good govern.
ment. The Denver civic X Commercial
Association is In no sense political or
mnizatiun because It's membership In
cludeS men Of all parties. The reso-
luiion emphasizes this fact Its action
with respect To the league was taken
solely for the purpose Of cNerting the
organizations Influence toward dis
scminating sound principles in govern
ment aud the strengthening of sane
lnd Wholesome public sentiment
The underlying purposes uf the
league movement should he exposed
and the citizen brought TO n realization
4 the fact that its aims are to estab-
lish SOcialization and state ownership
Il the principal lines Of industry In
'luding ultimately state ownership OF
farm lands.
The results of government operate
T Industries in Europe and the Emitted
states give no assurance of efficient
ervicc or advantage 20 the people On
he contrary results have been msat-
iSfactory to the public and unduly bur.
lenSome to the taxpayer.
The record of the league. in Nor:h
Dakota has Ocen anything but SatiSrac-
tory and would not commend II to 9th
or states.
With drop In lnnd values and a
reduction in the prtson. impossible TAX
assessments in North Dakota. that
tate with its politically controlled
bank and other industries involving
'nrge bond issues and expenditures of
lublic money. will find itself fncing
ertain and devastating Insolvency
nd the people" will pay the hill
North Dakota has been ruled hy n
ingle mana recently discharged
ankrupt whose record shows he has
made mess Of everything he has ever
touched His failures were not due
10 misfortune hut to causes far less cN-
uSahle His hold is fniling in North
Dakota dnd he would now eNtenl II
"a other states.
Deming graphic., 1920-11-02
BE 4 GOOD SPORT

BE a good sport and forget about the
election and get to work for your own
benefit and that Of the community. II
sou have failed To gain an office which
yoH sought you are probably lucky and
don't know IT, \ term in office has
ruined many good man and hlighted
his hopes for future success in the bust
ness world Even the most successful
| politicians admit that the game is
hardly worth the candle aud they sigh
Tor the independence Of the private citi-
zen who can look every man in the
iaCe and tell linn tO 20 to hlaZes.
Partisan has been running high he
cause the ISSUES involved have been Of
more than usual interest. More than
likely some Of your favorite candidates
have failed to get by. Forget IL and dig
into business. Few make n living from
politics and the chances are that yOn
IRE just as well of financially though
your partisan feeling may he Il hit
roughencd. To have backed the losing
team j. in ne way shameful, gut to 81
lose your sense Of proportion as TO
imagine the game was crooked and the
results calamity. Is to display
shocking lack Of acumen Somebody
bad 10 lose and. really. your own near
interests have IN no wise been dam.
aged
Now. II We lived IN Mexico. or n Cen
trail American republic we would pro
cced To foment rebellion 10 accom-
plish by violence what could not bc ac-
rOmpiShed u the ballot; but we pride
Il m
that as good Americans, We accept the
mandate Of the majority and join il In
the establishment 0f The new regime
with peace and order. Not that the
Graphic expects Americans To do other
wise, but that ihey should cleanse
their minds Of all bitterness and attain
that psychological frame of mind that
Is conducive To good nature and good
business.
II means more tn Deming and tho
Mimhres Valley to develop the latent
Resources In metals and farm products.
than that the administration in the ma
tion. state and county has been
changed. The government processes
will continue TO 90 ON and they will
to absorb n quite important
fraction Of our earnings and profits IN
the form Of taxes. Paying taxes Is not
so difficult when business is good and
the community is prosperous. cOopera-
tion among the local citizens to boost |
the game will bring the prosperity that |
we coyet and which is Of such vital i'm |
portance to our cOntentment.
Deming seems to be the largest town |
In this end Of the state and is as pros. /
perOus as its limited development will /
allow. New investors nre needed. and /
IAN be- brought here bv an united cf- !
fort 0f the community through It's /
organization Values. for |
'nnately. are not inflated here as else
where and there Is plenty Of city and |
farm property To- he had at reasonable /
prices The tide " immigration isl
,wciling and rolls right through here ,
% the much over-advertised paradise
Deming graphic., 1920-11-02
Stomach Out Of
: 0rdsr7 Try mr.
Nothing Better 10 ssrsightsn veu Out
After Eating Too Much. Tonss
Liver, Regulates Bowsls. Acts
Pleasantly. Guaranteed.

Many people eat too much every
day and most eat much too much
some days. That n why Americans
suffer more than any people I'm tho
world from indigestion. biliousness
With a little thoughtfuiness and
care, however, n great amount OF
this distress could be avoided and
you'll never realize how TRUE this Is
until you become one OF the several
million people OF this country who
keep box Of Natures. Remedy (NR
II whenever indigestion. biliousness or
constipation threatens. -
Unlike laxative .purges, cathartlcs.
such ns oil, calomel. etc, which mere
ly force bowel action, Natures Remedy
exerts n beneficial influence upon the
entire digestive and eliminative Hys-
tem-the stomach. liver, bowels and
even tho kidneys. Its purpose Is TO
promote vigorous and harmonious ac-
tion OF oil the organs that handle the
food and body waste.
That is why the results which fol-
low the use OF Natures Remedy are
always n delightful surprise TO those
who flrst try Il. The action wkile
prompt and thorough, Is as mild aud
gentle aud pleasant as Nature her
self. and the thorough cleansing the
body receives brings n feeling of
real relief and benefit such as no
laxative Pill or cathartic ever pro
Get a 25c box OF Nature's Remedy
(NR Tablets) and try It. There Is no
risk In doing so. Tor II must give you
greater relief and benefit than any
liver or bowel medicine you ever used
or money back instantly. IL is sold.
guaranteed and recommended by your
druggist
Deming graphic., 1920-11-02
Palace Drug STORE

Hf California. Many ~ these people
viii be- disappointed at the inflated
yalues t'ny will fiuu and. on the re-.
bound, some Of them eau be induced Ia
locate here. whore they can grow M
with the country and help to make It,
Deming has made wonderful pro.
grcss In the past. thH advance can be-
duplicated through cooperation and the
development Of the former militant
spirit Of optimism.
Don't sit and cry over spilled milk.
Forget the Crouch.
.Quit knocking.
Go To boosting.
Get busy and hit the hall.
II is worth while.
Deming graphic., 1920-11-02
CUCKOO, CUCKOO,

Darwin tells us that the female
cuckoo lays its eggs In other birds
nests and that when they hatch the
young cuckoos expcl the legitimate off
spring. This Is the nOn-partlsan league
movement of the bird world; the
parent cuckoos always choose the hest
nests they can find in which to deposit
their eggs hut they never build one
of their own.
Deming graphic., 1920-11-02
THE FIDDLING HOBO

lie was nothing but a hobo and h,
hadn't any means.
When I saw him ON the leyec Ia tn,
town Of Now Orleans.
The negroes were dancing as h,
came parading by,
Aud he stopped TO see the jlrsise and
heave mournful sigh.
Then a big mullatto by the narhc oi
Frenchy Jim.
Was Of passing Of ihc hat around and
held IL out to him.
He only turned his pockets out aud
heaved another sigh,
But said he'd make some music, II
they cared to let him try.
so they handed him the fiddle and he
seated on key,
And he tuned the strings up careful
and he held II on his leg
Then he raised II TO his shoulder and
he grippcd Il with his chin.
And he gave little flourish and he mp
and started in.
Well I've heard heap OF flddlers and
mighty sight OF tunes,
With roustabouts and stevedores nm
der Louisiana moons,
but | never did and never will, and
never hope to hear,
The equal OF that hobo II live hum
dred year.
lie fiddlcd on the high note he fid-
died ON the low,
He fiddled like the devil was n jerking
at that bow.
And before he'd give the fiddle more
than half dozen scrapes.
Them boys were mp, and dancing like
Il bunch Of crazy apes;
They shufflcd and they scuffled, and
they cake-wadkcd and they danced,
They wiggled and they wriggled and
they twisted and they pranced
Patting with the tiptoe, or stamping
with the heel,
Done the fling, and buck and wing ana
the old Virginia Reel;
Till couldn't help smiling In a
naughty sort of scorn,
For hadn't seen such capers since
the day that | was born.
Then there came n sort Of itching In
the bottom OF my shoe;
Wen Il wasn't but second then until
was dancing too.
Why the very bales OF cotton were
losking around for mates.
And the lunches Of bananas, were
dancing In their crates.
The rats were doing two-steps with
the reaches on the pier
And II looked as II the Judgment Day
was near.
And when he stopped the music and
got up to go away,
Them boys got on their knees and
prayed for him to stay.
But he shook his whiskers mournful-
like and heaved another sigh.
Then he handed back the fiddle and
hid MS all good bye.
lie was nothing hut hobo and he
hadn't any means.
But he could have owned the city II
he'd stayed In New Orleans. il
Deming graphic., 1920-11-02
BLOCKING PROGRESS

Deming is good stable town well
able to pave its streets II II We're moi
for those large property owners who
stifle progress by blocking such public
we said public improvements
Deming citizens will continue to plod
through the sand and mud and the
wealth of the nation will continue Ia
roll right through its disgraceful street
and roll and roll and roll.
Deming graphic., 1920-11-02
NEW MEXICAN INCONSISTENT

/ Violent emotions are very apt to up.
sCt the sense of proportion and lead Ia
I glaring Inconsistencies. It's that wax
with the Santa Fe New Mexican that
condemns the Graphic In one issue for
commenting on the pOrtalcs Journal :
attempt To stir up race and religious
hatred and IN the next reprints what
pnrportS To be letter appealing 10 race
hatred that. according 10 the New Mex
lean. WAS admitted forgery away
back in 1915. According 10 the New
Mexican the letter was sent out by the
republican organization. hut that no
republican newspaper published II. Did
the democratic papers at that time
publish IL. or have we the New MeXi-
can to thank for first giving publicity
To this dirty piece of political propa-
ganda?
Remember what the good padre at
Silver City said about spreading such
lncendinry appeals? You endorse his
words heartily but they condemn you.
Evidently the New Mexican has Il
special dispensation to smear such po-
litical filth over the state
So far as the Graphic Is able to, as
certain the New Mexican has but two
desires at this time. The first is to
defeat Mechcm and even the libel suit
score and the second is 10 further AS
sist the democrats IN putting over
the lniquitious league of nations. The
New Mexican calls itself republican
What a murderous assault ON the
Kings English and blissful disregard
for the elementary-lnws Of logic.
Consistency thou art jewel and
thou art worth a million beans at least.
One-fifth Of the population Of the
United States lives In 3S cities. which
is why the farmer rules the world.
Henry Ford sure put one over on
Owner ]. w Kirkpatrick Of the Tri. !
State Motor Co Henry waited, until
Kirk wentf ishing, then reduced the
price Of Fords from S773 TO $6i5.
Deming graphic., 1920-11-02

No end OF comment has been caused
by the news that the soviet government
has put Emma Goldman To work.
Deming graphic., 1920-11-02

LIME FOR SALE-Kill the bugs
save your potatoes and tomatoes by
spraying with lime. 8l3 Iron Avenue,
phone 216. 41-tf
Deming graphic., 1920-11-02
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Red brick, fire brick
lime and sewer pipe. e. .Moran,e1S
Iron Avenue, phone 216. 41-tf
Deming graphic., 1920-11-02

wicker baby buggy. Enquire at $50
s. Copper or phone lS3. 1tp