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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-04
NOTICE.
Iberia Camp No. 1888, United Confed-
crate Veterans.
ATTENTION.

ATTENTION.
Our Sexenth Annual meeting will be
held at Judge Powers office at three
o'clock, Sunday afternoon, December 5th,
1920.
AS this meeting is very important we
hope every member will be present Dues
for 1921 will be collected.
Those who will not be able to attend
will please send their dues to the Com
mander.
E. ]. CARSTENS, Commander
A. A. FLoRY, Adjutant.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-04

IosT-A child' gold Bracelet,
found return to this office.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-04

The regular annual meeting of the
State National Bank of New Iberia, to
elect Board of Directors for the ensu-
ing year will be held at the banking
house on Tuesday, January 18th, 1921, be-
tween the hours of 10 A. NJ and p M.
]. R. PERRY, Cashier.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-04

A. B. MURRAY, President.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-12-04
New Iberia, La, Dec. 4th. 1920

p. E. SCHWING, Cashier.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
Family Down With "Flu;;" She
Kept Well by Taking Hypo-Cod

after the house is full of sickness"
you are pretty safe. People should
not wait until sickness and germs
are all around them. They should
every year about this time start
putting their system in a strong.
vigorous condition and fortify
themselves in this way against sick
ness, doctor bills and absence from
work. Everybody should use q
Spring tonic now.
Read what another user OF this
new famous tonic says regarding il
in the article just above this one.
II puts a person back on their feet
quickly and tastes so much nicer
than ordinary tonics that no one
should be content to use anything
but the latest thing out.
Note: Earle's Hypo-Cod was cre-
pie getting over long wasting H.
ness. 1t revives and strengthens a
person after a spell OF sickness so
much quicker. 1t contains the Com
pound Syrup OF Hypophosphites Of
Lime, Potassium, m,Manganese,S ,Strych-
nine, Quinine and Sodium, combined
with Malt, Iron, extra select Cherry
Wine, Wild Cherry Bark and ex-
tract of pure cod liver oil. The old
fashioned fishy, oily taste Is entire
ly removed and in this new triumph
of chemistry we have a much
stronger tonic, and IL is so nice to
take children love II. 1t agrees per-
fectly with the most delicate stom-
ach. Come down and get q bottle
tonight.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
IT STOPPED HIS
Cough after ALL
ELSE FAILED HIM
Nose and Eyes Were Watery-
Cough Had Settled On
His Lungs.
FELT BAD ALL OVER.

MY husband tried everything he
or / ever heard about and still he
coughed and coughed. It settled on
his lungs. He couldn't sleep ne was
so restless and coughed SO much,
and yet-it only took a couple bot
ties of Hypo-Cod to drive out all his
troubles and make him well again."
declared Mrs. Myrtle NJ Redman,
whose address is given below.
He had all the usual symptoms,
and / feared he was going to be
taken down every minute. His eyes
and nose watered and ran to beat
the band. His appetite disappeared.
He got weak and achy and felt ter
rible. We tried everything we
knew about but until we got hold
of Earle's Hypo-Cod IL was just
like throwing money away. Hypo-
Cod stopped his cough and expelled
every bit of soreness from his chest.
We never have used a medicine that
acted SO quickly or cured a cold So
nice. 1t built up his strength and
his general health better than its
been in a long time, and Tn glad
to recommend this medicine-it does
what they claim for it, continued
Mrs. Redman, 3415 Georgia Ave,
n. W. Washington, D. c.
Read what another lady says re-
garding this in the articles below
and on the left and right Then
come down to the nearest Peoples
Drug Store and get a bottle of the
genuine Earle's Hypo-Cod.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
CADET REVIEW
| SET FOR JUNE
High School Students tc
Compete on Three Days
In Ball Park.

Dates for the annual competitive
drill of the Washington High School
Cadet Corps have been set for June
and 8, Stephen e. Kramer. assist
ant superintendent Of schools. an-
nounced last night. The drill win
be held In American League Park.
Seventh street and Florida avenue
northwest. Colored cadets will hold
their drill <on June 10 at the ball
park.
The consent of Clark Grifith,
manager Of the Washington Base
ball Club. and OF the park owners
has been given for the staging of
the annual military reyiew there.
1t always attracts large crowds
Of students, parents and alumni of
the schools. A flag is presented by
the War Department to the winning
company. Honors last year went
to Technical High School. The COW
eted flag Is held by Company II of
that school.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
Motion to Delay Trial
Of Bergdoll Overruled

New York. March First at
tempt of the defense to delay the
court-martial proceedings against
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, alleged
draft evader, failed today when the
judge-advocate overruled motion
that the trial be postponed pending
h ruling on the defense habeas cor
pus application in Federal court.
The purpose of the habeas corpus
application, II was brought out, Is
to establish that the case is not
properly within the sphere of the
military authorities and should be
tried in a civil court.
Weinsteip served notice on the
prosecution that should his appli-
cation for habeas corpus fail in the
Federal district court he is prepar-
ed to carry 1t to the Supreme Court.
The medical board appointed to
examine .Bergdoll's sanity reported
this afternoon. Maj. A. T. Baker,
chairman of the board. declared
that Bergdoll is sane.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
HERE'S way TO
KNOCK OUT BAD
COLD OR Cough
Dries 1t Up Then 1t Forti6es
Lungs Whole.
System.
WARDS OFF "FLU"
WARDS OFF "FLU"

Il surely hope everybody learns
about Earle's Hypo-Cod," declared
the Philadelphia lady whose name
and address appear below. My
husband had a cold. His eyes
watered and his nose ran a perfect
stream. He would sneeze and
sneeze and had such awful head
aches. Goodness but he did look
bad. His appetite disappeared, and
/ was afraid every minute he would
be taken down with the "FIu" or
Pneumonia. I felt sure If it got
down in his lungs that it would be
all over, but soon as he started TAX
ing Earle's Hypo-Cod II seemed to
dry the cold right up. He hadn't
taken but a few doses when / could
see big change in him. The wealth.
er was so bad I'm sure he would
nave been sick-a-bed, but Hypo-
Cod kept him going-all the sneez-
ing and watery eyes and nose have
gone and his headaches and other
symptoms left. too. and his appetite
is fine again. He feels real good,
and i can't say too much for this
new medicine. It works so nice and
so sure" continued Mrs. Mary Hur-
ley, 1882 Olive street. Philadelphia,
Pa.
All you have to do il a person
looks like they are coming down
with the Grippe or Flu" is to build
them up quick. Fortify their sys-
tenn and increase their disease-re-
ststing powers and nature will
throw off the germs like water off
a ducks back. To find out how easy
Hypo-Cod will do this-just read
what other users say about 1t in
the article below and on the right
of this one. Read how, with both
her husband and boy sick with
Flu" a lady kept we'll herself
even after she began to show signs
of IT herself-read in another arti-
Gle how a lady stumbled into the
drug store sick enough to be in bed
and with a bottle of Hypo-Cod con-
quered her cough and cold. Read
these glowing tributes to Earle
Hypo-Cod, the most powerful and
modern tonic made. Then get one
of the recent issues of this paper in
which the statements of experts and
druggists appeared and in which
they state 1t is the best made. Then
drop in at the nearest Peoples drug
store and get a bottle or two OF
this superb preparation and watch
how quickly it puts you back on
your feet.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
BIGDOPEOUTFIT
TAKEN TOCOURT
Supply Belonged to Peddler
Who Sold Drugs to Gov
eminent Decoy.

Criminal Court. No. 2, over which
Chief Justice Mccoy presides. had
the appearance yesterday of head
quarters of a dope peddler. due
to the bringing into court Of nearly
a dozen assorted bottles of morphine
and cocaine in various forms. to-
gether with hypodermic outfits
apothecary scales. ETC., to use as
evidence against Louis Ernest Nc
Michaels.
McMichaels was convicted Of SELL
ing dope" to a decoy in the service
of the Internal Revenue Bureau,
Cross-examined. McMichaels, who
Is a cripple, admitted having used
morphine for the past fifteen years.
Chief Justice Mccoy allowed Nc
Michaels to remain on bail to await
sentence.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
Take Appropriate Action y
Martens Cabled Soviet

Ludwig c. A. K. Martens, Soviet
agent in the United States, yester-
day admitted cabling his govern
ment to take appropriate action
in case he is deported.
Martens admitted sending another
cable yesterday declaring that Rus
SLAMS in the United States are be-
ing terribly prosecuted" and that
they were ''unlawfully impressed
into the American army and dis
eliminated against during the war"
Martens said he knew nothing
about alleged propaganda of Soviet
sympathizers to arm negroes in the
South.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
Would Call Special
Session on Suffrage

Wilmington, Del, March 4.-The
probability Of a special session of
the Delaware legislature to act on
the suffrage amendment now seems
remote despite the fact that Gov.
John c. Townsend is known to favor
suffrage. 1t is said the governor
would gladly call a special session
If there was any assurance that the
legislature would confine itself to
that measure.
Those in touch with the States
chief executive declare he will call
a special session to act on the suf-
frage question so soon as he can
have the assurance of the leaders
of each of the dominant parties that
they will keep hands off the school
code and Loose laws, which the suf-
fragists are endeavoring to secure.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
John Quine Will Sing
Today at National Recital

John Quine. barytone. who will
sing in joint recital with Greta
Mason. soprano. this afternoon at
the National Theater under the man
agement of T. Arthur Smith, an
nounces the following program: All
mons-nous" (Saint-Saens); Chan
son de la Touraine" (Massenet); La
Plainte du vent" (Paladilhe); Mad
rigale" Oemaire); Mother, My
Dear" (Trehearne); Sing Ne Song
of a Lad That Is Gone" USydney
Homer); Twilight, and the Fun
Sea Rolls" CMurdock); Some Of
These Days" (arranged by GriohD /:
Rose Marie" (Malloy); 'Duna" (Mc-
GID; Come Buy" (Buzzi Peccia).
This will take the place OF the pro-
gram of songs already announced
to be sung by De Gogorza. who has
been taken i'll and compelled to can
eel his tour.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
D. G. WOMEN AID
H.C.L. CAMPAIGN
!Pfo6teer Meets 'eFoeman
Worthy Of His Steel"
Miss Strauss Believes.

The manner In which Washington
women are taking hold" in the
campaign Of the Department Of Jus
fice to reduce high living costs Is
conclusive evidence the profiteer is
TO meet a foeman worthy of his
steel. Is the belief Of Miss Edith
Strauss. director OF the women's ac-
tivities in the campaign.
A meeting will take place at IL
o'clock this morning in the ONCE OF
Miss Strauss at which representa-
ttves of community center work.
private and public schools. colored
Residents. and the home economics
section of the Department Of Agri-
culture. will participate. Saturday
morning. the committee on clubs.
under the leadership OF Mrs. How
ard L. Hodgkins. will confer with
Miss Strauss.
Assistant Attorney General How
ard Z. Figg and his advisory board
of local business men are expected
TO announce a decision today on the
request of Washington bakers for
an increase in the selling price OF
bread.
The investigation into the retail
shoe business also is scheduled for
three o'clock this afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
Stumbled Into Drug Store
Almost Too Weak to Walk

gained a lot of weight don't
know just how much. because I
haven't weighed yet, but it's a lot.
My appetite is good again and I
feel as well as j ever did in nv
life. I'm indeed grateful. It's the
most wonderful medicine ever
heard Of" declared Mrs. Leonidas
Polk: 2o32 18th st. n. W., Washing
The sensational results procured
by people in Washington has caused
over a hundred thousand people 10
drop in at the Peoples Drug Stores
and purchase this new triumph of
chemistry. No one should hesitate
moment about using ii in the
family. Doctor, chemist, professor.
druggist and thouss nds of users as
sert 1t Is the most powerful recon
structive tonic made.
In hundreds of large cities the
leading druggists are featuring and
recommending the genuine Earle's
Hypo-Cod in preference to all other
tonics. You can get the genuine in
the orange colored carton like pic
ture below at either Of the Peoples
Drug Stores here.
Note: We prepay large bottle of
the genuine Earle's Hypo-Cod any
where upon receipt of price-it is
not a patent medicine. The formula
appears on each bottle. There is
nothing better made.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
DAYLIGHT SAVING
URGED FOR DISTRICT

Daylight saving for zone number
one, including the District of Co
lumbia. Is demanded in q petition
signed by 2.023 citizens of Boston,
and surrounding towns. was read
into the Record yesterday by Rep.
Luce.
This Is understood to be the first
of series of petitions urging that
clocks be turned forward during
the summer months. A bill already
Is pending in the House, introduced
by Representative Dallinger, of
providing daylight
saving for the first zone.
Another bill. sponsored by Sena-
tor Henderson, of Nevada, providing
for daylight saving in the District
of Columbia, Is pending in the Sem
ate. Senator Henderson says he Is
only waiting to learn the attitude
of the people of Washington before
pushing consideration of his bill.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
Husband and Little Boy Had
''Fh;" Then She Showed
Signs of Having 1t.
TOOK TONIC AND
WARDED 1T OFF

IT was in rundown condition
myself when my husband and son
came down with a sever attack of
the Flu" was alarmed but had
to stay right with them. SO / hur-
ried down and got a couple bottles
of Earle's Hypo-Cod and began
building myself up right away, and
although they had 1t and I was run
down at the time 1t seemed to build
me up wonderfully. My fortified
condition seemed to make me safe
from this dreaded disease, and IL
did equally well for neighbors who
were taking II, too. was immedi-
ately returned to health. began
eating good. My sleep was restful
again and 1t gave me a toned-u
feeling that helped me to bear up
through those trying days." de-
cIared Mrs. Minnie Hohrmann, 34s
1Ith St., Washington. d. c.
II you can quickly strengthen the
lungs and build yourself up even
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
SITE PROPOSED
FOR P.O.STATION
Letter Suggests Removing
Center Office Back to
Govt. Building.

A request that the Center Mar
ket Postal Station. the storm center
In the Eagle Hut controversy. be re-
moved to the Postoffice Department
Building was contained In a letter
from Charles j. Columbus. secretary
of the Merchants ami Manufactur-
Iers' Association. sent to Postmaster
NJ. o. Chance last night.
The letter states that when a
postal station was maintained in
the government building some time
ago II served the business interests
and the public generally.
There Is even greater necessity
for the reopening of that ofice now
than then. Washington Is a far
buster city now than when the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Associa-
tion made its appeal for the estab-
lishment of a branch postoffice In
the Postofilce Department Build
ing" the letter states.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
Had Terrible Cough and Chest Was
Awfully Sore.
WITH HYPO-COD
SHE GETS WELL

81 dragged along for weeks with
such a terrible cough I couldn't
sleep or eat. I just coughed and
coughed until my chest was so sore
couldn't take a deep breath, and /
was in misery. 1t had weakened
me so I could hardly walk to the
drug store after seeing Hypo-Cod
advertised in the paper. 1 decided
] must get tit was almost life
and death with me then. I had lost
a lot of weight and felt mighty bad
that day / braved the elements and
went to the store. 1t is wonderful
what it does for a person. Every
body should know about 1t. 1t
stopped my cough in a fifty. Quick
cine could. All the soreness disap-
peared from my lungs, and I have
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
A. ]. Poston Promoted
By Southern Pacific

A. J. Poston, for many years gen.
eral agent of the Southern Pacinc
lines in Washington. has been ap-
pointed general agent of the pas
seEger department, with offices in
New York. 1t was announced last
night by L. ]. Spence. director of
traffic of the Southern Pacific Com
pany.
Poston Is well-known both in this
city and New York. His jurisdic-
ton will extend over both rail and
steamship lines Of the company.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
l0,350,640 in Philippines;
855, 1868 Non-Christians

The figures OF the 1919 census of
the Philippine Islands cabled to the
War Department yesterday show a
total of 10,350,640 persons. of whom
s,4s5,272 are Christians and S55,36S
are non-Christians.
The number of Filipinos is 9,429.-
S57. The number of Americans is
s.405, while that of Spaniards is
4,015. OF the foreigenrs in the is
lands 45,156 are Chinese and 6,6S4
Japanese. The Japanese are slight
ly in excess of the Americans.
The amount of money invested IN
manufacturing enterprises is $780,
372.s34 and the value of production
$115,242.S33.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
Russian Red Believed
To Have Bombed Consulate

The building at Zurich, Switzer-
land, in which were the Offices Of
the American general consulate and
occupied as a residence by United
States Consul Alfred w. Donegan,
was partially destroyed by a bomb
last night, according to a report to
the State Department today from
United States Consul General Keena.
The report Of the consul general
was very brief and did not indicate
that there was any injury to life or
loss of government property. The
Swiss police theory is that the
bombing was due to "anarchistic
activities" An official, however.
said it might be explained on the
theory that the bomb thrower had
taken 1t upon himself to revenge al
legged persecution of "Bolshevist Of
ficials in the United States"
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
Cardinal Gibbons Favors
Liberal View Of Dry Law

New Orleans. La, March A.
Cardinal Gibbons urged a liberal
Interpretation of the question OF
what constitutes an Intoxicating
beverage and steps to legalize the
sale Of beer and light wines. in the
first public statement he has made
since his arrival here to visit his
brother. The cardinal declared that
the dry law carries a menace of un-
rest to the country.
There must be liberty for ALL" said
the cardinal, "but the license sys-
tenn must be destroyed in handling
the saloons"
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
Low Death Rate in City
Shown by Census Figures

Washington is among the health
lest Of communities, and by COM
parison with last year shows a gain
according to mortality statistics for
the week ending February %, just
published by the Census Bureau.
These figures show lat deaths
during the week. or a death rate of
ITS per 1000. For the correspond
ing week last year the number was
14S. a percentage of 20.5. However,
the death rate among children un-
der 1 year was 3 per cent greater
this year.
Information from Industrial in
surance companies shows for the
same week there were 1875 deaths
per 1000 policies in force.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
SHE GREW WEAK,
felt DIZZY and
ACHY ALL over
Appetite Left Her, Strength Van
ished, Became Alarmed.
TOOK NEW TONIC,
FEELS FINE NOW

II began growing weak and did
not know what allied me. was
alarmed. I started having weak.
nervous, dizzy. fainty spells, and
my appetite vanished and all energy
and ambition went away, I didn't
that way for days and days~not
knowing what to do. Then / heard
that people in the neighborhood
were praising a new tonic called
Hypo-Cod. and I sent for a bottle
and 1t has built me up wonderfully.
1t does Its work in a wonderful
way. It revived my nerves and gave
me new strength and energy. I feel
better now than / have in the last
year. and my appetite is very good.
can eat and sleep so much better"
declared Mrs; FL. L; Pritcher. 1446
Read This One.
Another lady who highly praises
Earle's Hypo-Cod for weak lungs.
coughs, colds, ETC.. is Mrs. DOYLE.
whose address is given below. She
said:
the best medicine he ever heard OF.
He was in a rundown condition and
caught cold easily and would cough
something terrible every time he
got a little cold. He would drive
the car rain or shine. hail or snow
ana expose nlmselt, however, and
finally got so bad / feared his lungs
we're affected. He began going
downhill. His appetite fell off and
he lost some weight. He grew weak
and nervous, so / talked him into
taking the advice of neighbors and
got a bottle of Hypo-Cod. 1t stopped
the cough and built him up like
magic" continued Mrs. d. E. Doyle.
725 9TH St, S. w. Washington. D. c.
Note-Read what another user of
this new, more modern and power
full tonic says about Hypo-Cod in
the article on the left and in the
one published just below
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
TAX MAN KIND
|TOBIG BUSINESS
Time Limit for Payment Of
Returns on Incomes Ex-
tended to MayI5.

Relief for corporations trying 70
ngure out how much they owe the
government in income taxes was
provided for yesterday by the In
ternal Revenue Bureau when II ex-
tended the time limit for Ming
completed returns to May Is. How.
ever. a tentative return must be
Med ON March Is. accompanied BY
the estimated amount of the tax.
The fact that IT is a tentative re-
turn must be written plainly across
its face.
Corporations wishing to delay NJ
ing their returns must file q state
ment explaining their need and
make a formal application for an
extension.
But the average citizen affected
must have his return in and at
least one-fourth of the tax paid
before closing time on March Is.
Payments may be made at 141s II
strest northwest.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05

stamped out by this Alternative extract.
It's medicine that starts from the beginning every
organ healthy pues and enches the blood and through
eanses and the whole system Blood Skn and Scalp
eradatd For letter. Sheum Eczema Bos and
buncles it's a excellent remedy.
Golden Medical Discovery works equally well at all seasons
Everywhere neishbor will tell you the good has done
Richmond. Va."When girl became all rundown my
blood impoverished and my complexion became salo also
suffered with indigestion and constipation extremely
and miserable could be when Doctor Peices Golden Me
cal Discovery recommended took about four bottles
and the Pleasant Pellets with it. After taking these med
better health and felt better than had for several
Mis-. C. N OLIVER. 907 N 9Th Street. ss1-
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
K. Of c. School Offers New Courses.

Glasses In drafting have been
added to the curriculum of the
Knights of Columbus Evening
Trades School, Sixth and G streets
northwest. it was announced last
night. Former service men and
women, for whom the classes were
inaugurated, have already taken
advantage of the opportunity. Me-
chanical and architectural drawing
will be included In the course. The
classes will be held on Mondays and
Wednesdays, Tuesdays and Fridays,
and Thursdays. Necessary draft
ing material and equipment will be
furnished the pupils.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-05
Hearing on Increased
Car Fare Set for March l8

The Public Utilities Commission
yesterday set March Is as the date
for a public hearing on the petition
OF the Washington Railway and
Electric Company for increased rates
Of 7-cent straight fare, with a
charge of cents for transfers.
Secretary Walter c. Allen an
nounced also the postponement of
the hearing on the service charges
Of the Potomac Electric Power Com
pany from March 8 to March Is.