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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

Va Centuries. : 5 G and r.. rss. -. 90
STREET RAILWAY BONDS
' d Ky. and Pow 60. 81 1894 $50 81
STREET RAILWAY STOCKS
- X. ami Pow. "a. pfd itn 80. 80
Va RS. and Row. 20. com. 100 20
HNi LHOhD STOCKS
*, and l.. Div. ObiiE lH ciS "
INSURANCE.; STOCKS.
Atlantic lLfc lns Coz. To- lsn 49,
Life lns. 60. OF VAN, lCD $40 IS
Va F'iro and Mar InS %" 2, III -
BANK AND TRUST co STOCKS
american National Bank io1 80
Amer Trus. 90 nr!ass ~ il lol
broad street Rank ~ y -
broadway National Bank ;r0 inl
Banl VI Corn AMI Trusts. 100 a5l
Central National Btni 49, 40 lii "
hurch i'm Bank ......... 100 1856
ti-Ht, National ita'th .... 100 -,
McrSstints National lIink 10 go
N5t.Statc and city Bank icp 90
OLA Dominion Trust 20 &C.. '.n Eio
l'iau'crS National Binh.. 100 AS
Union Banis ~ Richmond ~ lo5
Virginia Trust Cp.......... IN q. ~
West End Bank ..-......... - 4,
TENTIl.E: STOCKS
Riv and Dan River. pfd. loo lnlr,
MISCELLANEOUS.
II. r. crunu, 10. 'cS Dfh 100 1o1
CRYSTAL lie" 60. SCI pfd ION los
Fidci Loan and SAY Corptt ino liz 10
!aru" and BRO. Co. &C.,
ND Participating .......... lfo JOS
Old Dom and Steel Co :: ~.
univer. Leaf Ton. so r:d 10 1851 icia,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
COTTOS MARIN ETS.

NEW YORK April in--,'ovc~lnc ana
fresh ontsid, buying rallied cotton .ha-ply
''s I'D, \, IT, 50 ne r"v"ni"u; had car
ri"d May % 20 -, ~ :, points ncr ,owcr
and later de.iv"rie. {" 20 - points below
liht previous cos Iy,.L seHti,n.u, gen
rFRliy was against further advances be-
,Huts "i reports ~ better weather II, the
south, although ,h"-c were urs-;tlinr
lea Yea iuTcs IN 'h' "u'.opk 20. ,onI!,,o n
N" belt ms .ua.tr prospect" ,nr ahu,v.r-
~ ne Ea.tcra States I'm" intav"r.nl-
l"hGr situation stimulate; sc.Eu. ~ ais
stsr' deliveries Nh. week end statistics
Wc's c"nS!lc--t 80 he 6Il'!sh as to the
-Nm"r!cti sgpp.y
om cron d'',y'r.,s opened ~ su sdvsu.o
~ 10 Z" - points due :" IN" ..:ik" which
Zoe, zoe TOT en- rfrrFn hope ~ Oh p,nc Mt. OF
tHc cotton IN 'n's direction from tho south
~" crop '.lN"-l, started 20 - point,
lover on rr'vrt, nivlcr- uu'in- clearing
Neai hHT az most i"ir'. iu the bolt; Soil
.rs sho"sG "aut!"- .i,ss at IN" outset IN;
!, ne ae;nai"! 'h5 aoN developed on pre-
s sr >sto"' r. y got max" II apa"ar-
,:t.ons wor-cl iowe:. Las; quotations
s'SSaI!' net un"H t'- !! - - poir;s love-.
SPOT der MAS steady with 'ridiliaE IN
Shanecd al 50. no sales Spr; e: N.w
Orleans Wa steady with m..L.if. I'M.
rn.iit g; q NS3 Sal.s go ha,ys FOR;
u Savannah. -sIi igrusta. slr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
He FEELS LIKE A
man MADE over,
SAYS MAXWELL
Rheumatism Gone and Digcs-
ton Perfect Since Taking
Tanlac

= had suffered 80 long before l
started taking Tanlac that / had
about forgotten what rood health
vas but today | am fe~iins SO fine
can't tell there was ever a thing
the matter with me" naid ". c.
Maxwell. the weil-known decorator
and painter living at .2o3 Sixth ave
nue. Seattle. wash.
My health started fsfiinx ak
years ago when ! had a severe al.
tack Of rheumatism and my trou.
blss KEEP, Increasing until he'd
nearly everything the matter with
me. Tho rhcuma tism came on me
In spells. the last spell lasting for
five days. and my whole left side
from my neck down 20 my legs hurt
no bad ! could hardly hcnr 70 touch
H. My arms and shoulders. especial.
~. panied mo and couldn't 60 a
lsck Of work. In fact. wasn't able e.
get up or down and was In misery
every time | made a move. NJ
stomach got all out Of order :
whatT ate did me little or no good
and a. result lost weight and
strength. had terrible pains In
my stomach. gas would form and
bloat me up No had felt like
would suffocate from shortnes- OF
breath. My kidneys were weak and
! had constant sharp pains In my
back. had Ia keep taking some.
thing for consultation all the time
snd WITS subject to the worst sort
OF headaches and dizzy spells. and
at times ] staggered until I almost
fen WAS nervous and 80 awful
restless Mt night didn't know what
good sleep was.
Il am certainly glad that
Tanlac came my way for Il restored
my health at cost almost too small
To mention as against hundreds Of
dollars spent for other medicines.
have gained fifteen pounds In weight
and feel like man made all over
again. The rheumatism has left me
for good, ! believe. for | never feel
a trace OF It now. My stomach Ia In
the best kind OF shape. and eat, why,
want To be eating all the time for
everything agrees with me. MY kid
neys don't bother mo any more and
my back is entirely free from pain
am not constipated and am no longer
troubled with headaches or dizzy
spells. My nerves are as strong as
they ever were and at night | sleep
like log. Tanlac IL a great medi-
cine and | have never yet failed to
recommend II to anybody who had
troubles like | had"
Tanlac Is sold in Seattle by Barteh
Drug Stores under the personal di.
rection OF special Tanlac represen.
tative
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
MINE men CAIN
THRU DECISION
13 OF 10 Counts In Indict-
mentS Dismissed

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May 2e.--
Dcclarirg sections and &c of the
Lever law unconstitutional. Federal
Judge A. H. Anderson today Sus
tanned a motion to auaHh II OF the
is counts In the indictment charging
igS coal miners and operators with
violation of this law.
The court upheld the constitution.
Atty OF section OF the law. how
ever and oVefruied motion to
duash the five counts returned un.
der IT,
Under JUICE AndrraonH ruling the
cases will not be dismissed but a
majority OF the is counts will not be
pressed.
Section .. specifically upheld by
Judge Anderson and on which five
OF the counts wvrc based. forbade
calling OF strikes among mine work.
ers and closing down mines.
Section 4. held unconstitutional by
Judge Anderson. prohibits tho chars
ins OF unipust or excessive rates and
prices, This section wns added "a
the law last summer as an amend
n,cnt framed by Attorney General
Palmer
Section 20 prohibits combinations
formed 20 limit supplies In necessi
ties of life, Farmers. however. and
farm cooperative societies. are ex'
copied from tho action OF this see
ton.
Section deals broadly with con
spiraey TO limit production OF noccs
sitic-
Sections Z and - are similar. but
the court heh these 20 - "discrim.
tnatory and void"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
regular price s5-

/, poration for president OF that insu.
tuition. to succeed the late Richard
c. McLauren. u was reported here
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
HERRERO BRANDED
ASSASSIN
Official Report Charges Him With Re
sponsibility of Carranza Death

left the Carrnnziata camp.
Carranza and his followers reached
TiaxcaiantonRo on Thursday night
Herrera directed tho placing Of
guards and scntineln. all Of which
were his men. The soldiers entered
carranza's quarters at n. m. Fri
day. Informed Rim that the situa
ton WAS unchanged and all was wen.
whereupon the president thanked
them and said he would retire,
The report says that $50 a. m. be.
tween 20 and 20 soldiers attacked
the hut.
The first shots wounded the presi
dent who told his room mates he
was unable 10 arise because his leg
had been fractured lie asked for
his rife. NO he could defend him.
self These were his last words. for
second volley caused his death. i'm.
mcdiRtely
Everyone else fed from the hut
The confusion was inde-crihabls.
fferr-ro appeared leading his men
and made prisoner about GO Carran'
ziztas whom he rcleazed about ~
miles away. forcing them TO rign
statements that CarranEa committed
suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
ny RALPH u. TURNER

MENlCO CITY. May 20. Night
--nlamc for the aaaassination of for.
mer President Nenusttano CarranEa
WAS definitely placed upon Rudolfo
Horrero and his followers Ia the re
port made today by the commissic y
sent to Tlaxoalantongo by Gen,
Aware obrvgon to investigate Car
ranxa'a death.
The commission. IN making It's
report, urged that a formal hearing
be hold. declaring such action nee
e,ssary TO establish Herrcro's motive
and the responsibility OF the indi.
vldual members ~ his band. az well
as to determine the conduct Of Car
rAnzns cabinet members. his friends
snd defenders. who accompanied him
In his flight
Herr-ro carefully planned hts
coup by gaming CarranEa's conf.
dence. which he then betrayed. the
commission declared
The report. returned ~ two men
appointed from the ntaff OF General
Obrcgon. and two representing Gen.
eral Gonzales. did not differ In ila
salient features from the story told
BY General Anadof. one of Car.
KANSAS aides. when he returned 20
Mexico CITY accompanying the body
ot his murdered chief. Herrrro'a
men attacked the former presidents
hut from all sides. the commission
reported.
The commission was unable TO en-
plain how other occupants OF the
shack escaped injury.
The report cited tho conclusions
~ the commission In 10 sections
4 second part was added In which
General Juan IiarraRan. CarranEa' =
chief Of staff. and other Carrsnza
officers and officials wer. charged
with displaying bitterness toward tho
new regime.
Colonel Jupiter Rafnirer. who sur.
ported BarrsEan. was quoted as say.
INK that altho iieryero organized
IN. plot IN asna1ainate Carranxa. Col
Marques ccron led the attack and
directed the fire.
According 20 the report 81 the com.
mission. Herr~ro Joined the Carranxa
party In PueblA May 20. after a con.
ference with General Martel In which
ne promised undying loyalty. Mariel
who stood high In Carrnnxa'H 80
TEEN. assured tn. president that
uorrcro was trustworthy and then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
THURSDAY

-,.o Frederick q Nelson auditorium
-Fdura ttonsl talks for fnothetH
on ehild welfare under aus
ptr-r Of Ned CToss Al folloNs
's-rh~ Way Children 70 ~
Habits b. DR.. Stevenson smith,
university specialist In child
nrvrhniorY. Health and Iiap,
by Eva Jurgensohn- Mrs. y. L.
Vernon presiding.
o-Hoos~vsit hall 1851 Ihira
ssva--Annuai roll cali Of span
iHh war xsterRna subducrs u
philipptn SURE on anR
qusil.rs OF Boxer revolt. under
auspices Of Fortson- Thy gescn
camp No. :. United spanish War
Veterans.
stso Masonic club rooms. Arcade
buiidinE--Paul ". whitman. for-
msr federal trade commiAsionsr
in China. gives illustrated Ice
ture before China club. foreign
trade bureau Of Chamber OF
Commercs and port commission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
FORCED To DICTATE
FALSE STATEMENT

nerianFa was forced 70 dictate
the statement. which was written
by Ponies. Tho latter was Then
commanded 10 write a check for
/ 900 peaos. and all were released
when this was handed 10 Herrvro
carRnxa witnesses declared de
fcn.. WA. difficult ms the attack
upon the camp was made IN pitch
darkness while heavy rain fell
were fighting friends or encmitn
hut heard cries OF ''vive OhrvFon. -
''viva rrlArs- They greatly la
mented tho fact that carranra died
thinking his own men killed him
The fact that csrranxa wore his
g-iaFAss when his body was found
was said to Indicate he had no; gone
TO nicer.
Tho fcporf WIS based on the s-~ti
mony Of Generals N~lra. Sanchez
and Perez and Capt Ramiro= Pcrri
said tina, Herrrro had told him h.
also wanted To KIN Murruia. Boniils,
and Cabrera II. report vcrtfiee
Con. Arnadorn version Of tn. mur
der and also tho fact that eish'
others were KILLED IL stated I, wa,
impossible To locate Hcrrero TO re-
his story.
f1ve hundred Yaqm Indians. iaxi
81 the bands which have hara.r~d
the central government for NOR.
than 10 years. have surrendered. an
nouncinE their adherence To The rev
olution government In north Gala
can
II was also announces that As b
Hpcrts will DO Installed a. provlHlonA
president Jun. 1.
Gen. obrcron announces To-Day thal
Senator Luis Cabrera. former s>cr~
tary Of the treasury In cArranEat
cabinet vas arrested during tho da,
at Villa Juar~z and IN held la tn.
penitsntiary of Mexico Gty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26

There is nothing hut troable ahead
for the woman who marries n man
IN. cannot love and the man who
loves n woman he cannot marry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
Seattle Will Get
Equal Rail Rate

Equal round trip passenger fares
on all transcontinentai lines TO SIC
Pacific coast will be- resumed this
summer. according 60 Charles y Fee.
passenger traffic manager % the
Southern Pacific. Of san Francisco.
war. far~s v-r. smaller over short
line routes. with the resumption Of
equal farws. many tourists will avail
themselves OF tho opportunity tn
visit Coast points via Seattle. n In
expected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
johnson Is Winner
in Oregon Vote

PORTLAND. Ore. May ,s.-Hlrsm
Joi,nson's stsAe~s at Oregonis prefer.
entail primary last Friday Is an e.
tAblished fact today.
The Californian has a Lead Of ..eos
0ver General Wood. with practically
sompIete returns represented In the
following totals:
johnson. 4.5is. Wood. S2.51S,
Lowden. 1888. Hoover. is.tss.
United States Senator George r.
Chamberlain was renominated by the
democrats Of oregon Friday by a
two to one vote over Harvey w.
Starkweather. The returns 80 far
tabuiated give: Chamberlain. H..
022. Starkweather. s.s3s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
CONDUCTOR IS
IN CONSPIRACY
Admits He Knew OF Freight
TheftS

A sensation Was sprung In the
trial Of the Auburn bor.car conrpir.
ary case In the United States district
court Tuesday afternoon when one
% the defendants. William RAtcliff.
pl~aded gui,ty and turned states evi.
1cnce
Ratcnff w~s . freight conductor
on the Northern Pacific railway at
the time OF hts arrest. He was the
first witness called upon the stand.
and In the cross. g rnrnination follow.
ine his plea admitted entering into
o conspiracy with II. W. Hanson and
DAVID Jones. tvo other Of tho d..
sondAnta VINO YER. employed a.
brakeman undrr him. 10 loot oAn on
their trims
He told Of fcur ca~~s % shoes and
two rolls Of u,attinx being taken
from a car by Hanson and Jones.
with his own kuowiedGe and con
sent. when their train stopped Be-
TWEEN Auburn and Eilensburg b.
cause Of a hot Dor. and identified
th~ stolen goods In court Rstciiff
denied entering into a conspiracy
with any Of the other defendants.
Selection OF jury was not com
plcted until AFTER the noon recess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
BIRTHS

Brophy. y. C.. Seattle. rtri.
Larson. n II. 1885 i1th =. W. girl
Murray. Il. r., 9OG W s7th. boy
X eho~' J n. sts Trenton 1t. girl
i.oornis. r.. 270s i1th s., boy.
La willie. T. J.. i75 M"lrose, boy.
Mcmillan. T.. IL. fsle Ninth y. r.. boy
MaIien. W. J.. 1875 =. Prospect. boy
Raymond. G. Il. sii7 Graham at.
Fefguson. c. L. sos5 seAview ave-
Henry. 7. H. s5oa r. Green Lake
carrigan. r.. zoe Have, ~. Eiri.
Johnson. J. r.. swedish hospital boy.
TalmadKe. A. J.. t4ts Meridian ave.
boy
Gardiner q X. iist 2Oth ". hoy.
MacCumber, l. y. liit 18Th W, hoy.
Nelson, o. r.. s71s gath N w. Toy.
Korb. H.. ss00A Beach Drive. girl
YamaEuchi, r, e6i Main st, girl
Kewano. y. SCI a sixth s.. boy
Yabukt. r. Seattle boy
Hartman. L.. tbi2 tsth 3. W. boy.
Longfeilow. Il H.. 2s55 rancy ct.
girl
Burns. w. r.. f,is Ferdinand ST. boy.
Laatz. l.. l.. s105 3sth s.. boy.
Yallman. y. A. i0Ab0 6Tth s., boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
TONIGHT

sAa-rirns Methodist ehur~h-wii-
liam Howard Taft speaks on
The League of Nations Up TO
Date"
500 FIRST Presbyterian church
Or. william Evans lectures on
The Significance OF The return
OF tn. Jews 20 Palestine
s,se -sos Alaska building 49, w.
monthly meeting ~ 1cntfal
Council 81 aCthoiic Clubs-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Age.
Hobart. Harold W. Kendall ICES
Stewart Leta. Bellingham .......2o
DyneA. 1. O.. 81. Joseph. Mo. Legal
Feige, Clara l.. Chicago Legal
Pedersen. VigEo r.. Bremerton Legal
BronH. 4. Elenore. Enumclaw Legal
Parker. Park c.. Montclair, NJ Y..2p
Lindsey. Dorothy W. Seattle Ia
Myers. Raymond C.. Seattle ....2a
Keith. Blapche, Seattle ..........2l
Kohn. william O.. Seattle 60. Legal
Thomson, GLADYS, Seattle .. Legal
Rottle. Alb j., Port Angeles .....24
Allen. Rose r.. Seattle .........23
fnslee. Byron H.. Seattle .......2l
McGowan. Frances NJ, Seattle ..,.1S
Salzman. Jacob. Seattle ...... Legal
Schumap, Margaret Seattle Legal
Dennis, George G.. Victoria. y. C..3s
Gordon. Violet Annie. Seattle .....3t
Rotten. Dollinger s.. Seattle ...2S
McFali. Mrs. Avelia, Seattle lob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
Two Killed and 80
Hurt in Wreck

ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ May 20.
a We, track Is believed To hav~
been he reason for the spreading
~ the rails which wrecked the Santa
Re train 30 miles east Of here las,
night killing the engineer and tho
fireman. and inJuring 80 passengers.
A special train with doctors tcft So.
cosro Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
Sutherland Leads in
West Virginia

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. May "a
with $50 o; the states 1850 pre-
cincts reported. Senator Howard
Sutherland was leading Maj. Cen.
Wood today for republican presiden-
tiai endorsement BY 2.4s2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
Favor Hoover for
Technology Head

BOSTON. Mass. May 2s.-Herbert
Hoover Is being considered by the
executive committee Of the Massa-
chusetts Institute OF Technology cor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-26
Appeal of l. w. w.
Is Continued

CHICAGO. May st.--Appoai Of the
W w. from prison sentences for
violation Of the espionage art WINS
continued yesterday to June Is. ov
ing TO Illness q eounsa FOR the
government.
The weekly Iberian., 1920-11-06

DEPARTMENT of FINANCE
For principal and Interest OF
$40. 100000 Certificate. 5 6,300.0o
For Principal and Interest of
s36 100000 Certificate. j. 4,51200
Outstanding Notes to be paid
IN 1901 ... 10000 90 I
Interest on current loans
navable 1921 100000 |
ITnsscterian Aid. ....... 10000 I
Mok;na Assessment Roll.. 10000
Printing and Stationery ..... 250O0
CITY Court and Marshal. ... 1.750l0o
Auditing City Books. s.......... l6o.oo
Salary City Attorney and
c,erl 10000
Salary Trustee Of Finance. 100000
For part of Principal and
Interest $144,000.00 Street
Ronds ...... 2t,GO000
For part of Principal and
Interest $1O9,OO0O0 Street
Bonds .......... 16,35ooo
For Principal and Interest on
S51 100000 Cement Side
walk Bonds ......... 18.o804S
For Part Of Principal and
Interest on $75,000.00 Good
Road Bonds ........... $4,000
For 8 Mill Southern Drain
noe Canal Tax........ 1890 90
For 11-2 Mill School APP
propriaton .......... 100000
Certificates of Indebtedness
oil Engine ...... $4,000
For Coroner Salary. ......... 10000
Incidental Account ,...... 100000
117,622.4S
Department Of Public Property
City Hall and Market Building.
Insurance on Building ......$ 75.Oo
Janitors Salary, IL Months
at $1,000 ......-..... Z4o.oo
Lamps, Brooms and Coal -. $4,000
Repairs and Maintenance 5000
$6l5.0O
City Bridge
Bridge Keepers Salary, II
months 0 $4,000 ........$ 10000
Electric Lamps, Repairs and
Maintenance .........., 14o.oo
The weekly Iberian., 1920-11-06
JAILED FOR DUCKING MAN;
FINDS HUMOR AT LOW EBB

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Its awful
tough, take it from Thomas Garvcy,
to run up against guy with no
sense of humor.
Thomas, who is 90 but still chuck
full of playful childish tricks, thought
it was the best joke in the world when
he picked up Tony Alloy, an ironwork-
er and tossed him off pier into the
cold November waters of the North
River
Tony has no sense of humor. Con
sequentIy he had Thomas arrested
and the magistrate, also lacking IN
this regard sent Thomas to Black
wells Island for thirty days.
"Some guys can't take Joke'
said Thomas.
The weekly Iberian., 1920-11-06
NOTICE
NOTICE.
NOTICE

NOTICE
Tba public il hereby warned that NJ
hunting or tres passing will be ,ilow,c g
on my Stock Farm in iberia Pa,leh,
near Murphy, La
T.. S. REOUScsRD
The weekly Iberian., 1920-11-06

FOR SALE-A Barn, 1Sx2S feet, in
good condition. Apply to 714 West
Washington st. Mrs. Tom Monk.
The weekly Iberian., 1920-11-06

FOR SALE-One FORD TOURING
CAR $3.50. Apply Phone No. 1O6.
The weekly Iberian., 1920-11-06
PROCEEDINGS OF SCHOOL
BOARD MEETING.
New Iberia, La, Oct. 81, 1920.

New Iberia, La, Oct. 81, 1920.
A special meeting of the Iberia
Parish School Board was held at the
office of the Board, Masonic Building,
New Iberia, La, Oct. 27. 1920, at
. 30 II. M. The meeting was held as
per the following call:
New IBERIA, La, Oct. %, 1921.
TO the members of the Iberia Parish
School Board.
Gentlemen:--
By order of President J. +. Yer
ret, a special meeting of the IBERIA
Parish School Board will be held at
the Office Of the Board in the Masonic
Building, New IBERIA, La, at 2:3O /.
NJ. on Wednesday, October %, 1920.
This meeting is held for the pur-
pose Of authorizing the borrowing OF
funds for paying teachers salaries.
All members are respectfully urged
to be present at this meeting.
Very truly,
l.. G.. PORTER, Secretary,
The roll call showed the following
members present Messrs. George
Winters, Emile Dupuis, Gus BONN
Jr.. Albin Segura, II. L. Hall and }
T.. Verrct.
Absent: Messrs. Eugene Guillot
Telesphore Robichaux, II. r. Min
vielle, f. p. Moresi and DR.. u. )
Perret.
President Verret announced the
presence of quorum and the open
inp of the meeting for the transac
tion of business.
Mr.. II. T. Hall moved that th'
President and Secretary be authorlz
cd and instructed to borrow from th'
state National Bank of New iberia
| La. on the note of the Iberia Parlsl
School Board signed by the Presiden
and Secretary, the sum of three thou
sand dollars ($3,O0000) payable OF
or before March Is, 1921.
The motion was seconded by Mr.
Segura and on being put to Vot'
was carried.
Mr.. Bonin offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
Whereas the fiscal agent OF th'
iberia Parish School Board has loan
cd to the said Iberia Parish Schoo
| BOARD on the note of the Board, th'
sum of ($15,OOO.00) fifteen thousan'
dollars which is ten per cent OF th'
capital and surplus of the said bant
and the total amount they are allow
ed by law to lend to any individua
or concern, and whereas the Stat'
Rank Of New Iberia, La, has agreed
To lend the sum Of ($9, ,500.0O) nin'
thousand five hundred dollars addi
tional to the iberia Parish Schoo
Board on the personal indorsemen
of majority of the individual mem
bers of the Board, be it resolved tina
this offer be accepted, the note to b.
made payable on or before March ID
1921 and signed by Mr.. H. I. Hal
and indorsed by at least eight othe
members Of the iberia Parish Schoo
Board, and be it further resolve'
that the Secretary Treasurer be in
structed to deposit this note to tn
account of the iberia Parish Schoo
Board. and be it further resolved
that the Secretary Treasurer of tn
Iberia Parish School Board be in
structed and authorized to pay thi
note when it falls due or before tha
date if funds are available.
There being no further bushes
Mr.. Winters moved the adjournmen
Of the meeting. The motion was sec
onded by Mr.. Dupuis and was car
ried and so announced by Presiden
Verret.
| Signed, J. f. VERRET,
/