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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-27
PEORIA MAN TORTURED BY ITCHING
| BURNING ECZEMA finds RELIEF
Scratched Till Great Sores Covered His BODY
Couldn't Sleep and Not Able to Do
Much Work.

only taken one and . half bottles
when the itching ceased. ths sores
healed mp and / am able to work
full time My bowels move reg
ularly and l have no more dizzy
spells. It seems nothing short Of
miraculous to be rid OF that hor-
rible eczema"
Dreco il made from roots and
herb which drive the impurities
from the blood thereby overcoming
eczema. boils, pimples. liver spots
and rheumatism. Dreco rousee 4
lazy liver. overcomes constipation,
strengthens weak kidneys and aids
the stomach to digest the food
properly.
All druggists now sell Dreco and
II is being especially introduced In
Rock Island by Risss drug store
49,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-27

o0rseuGng ana pledge to do AL
6elr power before election day
~ county Tuberculosis sana-
= psopoeiticn vhieh n 70 ap-
ns - the ballots nett Tuesday
&a made ~ the Rack Island TO
~ dab IN session yesterday noon.
4 cQntnittee composed ~ Dr.. Louis
l1p@, J. g. Ray and n. H. Cleave-
16e wAA appointsd TO meet With .
Uline committee to DOL what It
pold to further the project be-
1&oon now and election day.
&tetistics were brought out by
n w. E. Taylor OF Moline, who
e1dfessed the club on he need Of
Z ~ 1anatorium, which were start
lpG 10 the men. In his talk he
aalled attention to the fact that IN
ne United 6tatse today more than
4 ~ wsfs suffering from tuber.
SplQgjs IN the activs stage. Each
~ m6fe than 10000 die Of tab
Gse61oeis IN this country-one dies
oy4fx three minutes, 30 every hour.
IA &pssy day.
Il Draft boards and army doctors
lscovered more than 100000 cases
nnong tho young men, who were
4onS6Quehtly rejected.
a Moro than $4,000 children under
~ ags Of s years die annually OF
4uberculosis.
n 4 rocent survey made In Moline
n1d The east end Of the county in
4icates marked prevalence of tub
Nrculoeis and 1t 10 assumed that the
pane conditions prevail throughout
- county. During the years 1914
e0 1918 inclusive ais persons died
~ tuberculosis in Moline and the
Aosth end Of Rock Island county.
incorporation for a county
1AnatCrium as presented to the peo-
tle It the. coming election 10 for
S6U6tpose Of caring for those who
4re incurable, cure those who are
Anf1ble and prevent the spread Of
9phtagion among those not now af-
ictcd. He called attention to the
Act that since the. survey had
heen completed the Moline chapter
"a the American Red Cross had
Established q free tuberculosis
4ltnic and that since April of this
&ear there had been examined at
ehis clinic 266 persons, Of whom 149
we're Adjudged tubercular, "a to be
Snspect cases and 55 per contract
kees; this latter classification in
4ding those who are known to be
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-27
Took de Root and Herb Rened
Drooe and Declares He II
New Entirely Relieved.

Il had big sores all over my body
and itched until I thought I'd 90
crazy. some nights I'd never close
my eyes and the itching. singing,
burning sensation was beyond de-
scripti0n. Only those who have
suffered with the terrifying disease
know what It ID like" said Sam
Avery. employed By the c. R l. Z P.
railway. Peoria. Ill.
-"I was bilious and was 90 light
headed and dizzy l could hardly
keep on my fest. l was about to
give up-my Job. when / found fiat
vcodsEfnl sfemedy Dr9co fhad
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-27

u ~ " " I 1u =:
nnnDl3yo ~ - ha1o Dgona11y
~ boccGe infoeeo1
+ Attonlioa vne enilo1 9 ~ IN
she4 ihnSo 49, ~ a6oQnaG4 peovf-
oioa II ~ coanty 1nT takiae care
q thooo a0llcted VIII tubeecuIoeis
The city aaAat0elum n Rock Island
witch oaly oee1mno61tes from n
t1le, r nnAoqunlo- 4 itse1f u tah1
care q Rock Islan6's own require.
ments ~ reason Of the fact thai
ths law permits only Of . one rill
tax, Whs9eae undee IT, law : coun-
~ Tuberculosis eanatoriun II
maint1ine1 ~ A'three mill tax -
$4,000 en The mutation fn III
Dr. Taylor aid: This tar h
really paid In the main by the large
interests and that to the average
individual home owner the assess'
mAnt o. I tax Of this kind for Thu
purpose would only amount r
about the price Of . msal IN frst.
clAs6 cate. = The larger valuation
and the three mill tax permitted BY
law for 1 county sanatorium 80
cures adequate revenue to main
tain . flrst-class. large institution
which can properly serve the coun'
ty. There IL no place now to which
can be sent returned soldiers az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
MOTHER STAYS
HER OWN CHILD
Annoyed by Prank. She
Uses Ak, browns Sell

MANCHESTER. n H Nov. IA
Annoyed by . prank initiated by irsr
Children playing quietly IN the room
Mrs May Tornisn killed her s-ycar
old son with an al. severely wound
I'd her ,yrar-old daughter with the
sam. weapon and drowned herself In
a creek here yesterday.
With two blows she nearly severed
the boys head and then smots her
daughter. leaving her for dead. She
did not harm har 2.month-old baby
lying nearby In a cradle.
Halt an hour later neiThbor~ found
her tody In tho creek Relatives said
she had been broodlng over family
nffairu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Help!Gee Whiz!
Kids Haze Lost
Their Clothes!

II you were . coupia kids and
you lost all your clothes. wouldn't
you consider that you wore kinda
outaluckf
That's what happened 10 ehe two
children Of Mrs. Margaret Harper.
TIT 18th ave. A suitcase containing
ali their things was lost. straysd or
stolen somewhere between tho uni.
veruity and Phinney Ridge dis.
trict
n ron md the suitcase. the Kids
viii be uckied n you return II TO
their ma They would Ike 10 get out
Of bed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
SAYS HARDING
TO CONSULT
3 DEMOCRATS

WASHINGTON. Nov. ss.--Iiarry
NJ Daughersy. close friend of Pressi.
denf-E.lsct Harding. revealed In a
statement today that Harding has
invited three democrats TO confer
with him at Marion during Dccem.
Der regarding his new association
n nafions~ ana the future lnterna-
tionaI policy Of the United States.
They nrc Senators Reed. Missouri.
irrsconcilabic. Shields. Tennessee,
who favored strong reservations. and
pomcrcne. Ohio. who In general vot
I'd in accord with President Wilson.
The republican leaders invited for
conferences. Daughcriy Eaid. inciud.
ed Senators Lodge. Poindextcr, Knox,
F.0rah. johnson and Elihu Root. en-.
President Taft. Charles y. Hughes
and George w. Wickersham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Robber Captured
by Spokane Police

SPOKANE. Nov. al. v. Fur
nette eauntercd into . big shoe
store on the main street At the rush
hour last night. explained the work
inEs OF an automatic TO . dozen
clerks and emerged with sss and q
sense OF duty we'll done Two cops
caught him five minutes later. lie
put up a good fight. but tho odds
were against bum. Police say he's
wanted In North Carolina for the
murder Of a prohibition agent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
DUBLIN RIOTS
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

outgoing trains were permitted,
Pedestrians avoided tho outskirts
OF tho city and remained indoors dur
ing the night Frequent shots teld
OF tho tension of the city. sentrteH
and others fircd on the slightest sus'
ploious sound.
Vchicular traffic was suspended en-
tlrcly.
The army officers slain In the sun
day raids win be buried In British
soil according to plans announced
today.
The nag drap-d Baskets will he
taken across the channel on British
dcstroycrs. The victims will be bur
led With full military honor<
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Bargain Skating Is
Offered Boy Scouts

l.. l.. Hawthorne. scoutmaster OF
Boy Scout troop 1873. In charge Of
ice skating at the Arena. Eaid today
he had made arrangements with
Manager Pete Muldoon for the ad
mission Of Boy Scouts in uniform at
the reduced price OF 10 cents. 20 In
struction classes beginning Saturday
from 10 a. m. 10 noon. Skates. II re
quired. will be 10 cents additional
scoutrnasters will be admitted free.
Hawthorne said II was his intention
TO see every Boy Scout In Seattle
learn TO rkate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Ex-kAISERIN
! SERIOUSLY ILL
Temperature High: Family
Is Called In

pQpRN. Holland. Nov. sss-rhs
1lsion of the former German EN-
9@Es Augusta Victoria Ia considered
u1cof serious. Her temperature yes
eef1ry reached io..s. Her family has
b>en called 10 her bedside.
Prince Oscar and his wife arrived
~ Dorm yesterday. and Prince
E1tei Frederick IL expected today.
Prince AdeIbert and Prince Fursten-
burg. the FIRST % the family to ar
rive. went back 20 Germany shortly
aftsr Prince Oscar reached poorn-
Physicians have forbidden the
presence Of all members Of the fam
w at the same time. fearing to ex-
clte the sick empress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Prohi Agents Try
for Dry Holiday

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.--Prohlbi.
ton enforcement agents In New
York are doing everything within
their power TO give the ''hooch
hounds" little or nothing TO be
thankful for Thursday.
On top OF the increasing activity
Of federal officials In noslng out and
|confiscatIng illegal stores of liquor.
both Of the professional and anna.
teur brand. the aid OF 1000 cops has
been enlisted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Goes to Reformatory
Until He Becomes Fl

Myron W. Carmichael. 10. was SEN
fenced 10 tho rcforrnatory at AMI
moaa. In. 20 remain until he In FL.
when he pleaded guilty IN the United
States district court Monday 20 an
Indictment charging fraud. carrni-
chaei. who saw service IN the navy
during the war. admitted that no
had attempted 10 secure payment on
stolen war savings stamps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
HARDING SHIP
IN CANAL ZONE
President Elect Arrives al
Crist0bal
NJ RAYMOND CT.Arr1H

CniSTOBAf. Canni iona Nov. ~.
---Prezident-eiect Harsiisx arrived
here at . A. m. today. Submarines
and sirpiancs escorted his shir. the
Parismina. thru the harhor. There
was n biw crowd waiting to greet the
prenident.eioct
Harding's schedule called for .
golf game tomorrow. a trip up the
canal and a visit TO the president Of
Panama. at Panama City. Thanks.
giving dinner will be eaten with the
president Of Panama on Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Four Running Punch
Boards Are Arrested

Tho police punchboard drive re-
suited In four arrests Monday night.
l.. y. Hanlsn. 1886 THIRD ave; Tom
Koopickka. 40i Ycnler way: X Misfs-
lama. SIS Sixth ave. s.. and Brew
ster White. 1874 Western ave. xere
the four men arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Refuses to Get Off
Track; Man Is Killed

EFT. Nov. 23.--Adolph
Raphoon. OF startup. ground TO death
under the wheels OF Great Northern
passenger train No. near Gold Bar
yesterday. was declared today by
the train crew to have committed
suicide. The whistle was sounded.
warning him 10 get Off the track, it
is said, but he gave no heed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Flood of Tourists
Is Coming to Coast

Hundreds Of tourists from aii
parss Of The world are planning TO
visit the pacffic Coast next year.
according 70 q. v. Harrison. Amert
can manager for Thomas Cook a
Co. conductors Of tours around the
world Harrison Ia now Visiting
s,eattia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Townshend Elected
to Parliament

WELLINGTON. Shropshire. Ems.
land. Nov. :3.--Mai Cen Sir
Charles Townshand- defender Of
kut.- was elected TO parliament
from the wrcckin division % shrop
shire. according to the result OF q
bye-eiection announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23

I UCKY HORSESHOE
- CUT HIS HEAD

CLEVELAND. Nov. Robert
Younx has lost Faith In horseahces-
He hung one over his door for good
1s1ck. II fell on his head and left q
froar-lnch cash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23

WASHINGTON. Nov. -1,--Ar-ny
social circles here ar, agog with ex.
citcmsnt over the arrest Of a popu
lar captain and World War hero. and
his wife. charged with the alleged
theft OF thousands % dollars worth
~ furn. nilvcrwarc. linen. cut glass
and other valunr'ea
Tn. couple under arrest are Cart
and Mrs. beverly Grayson Chew.
They w-r. arrested ne their apart,
m~nt at the Beii~vu. hotel. after
Mrs Mary q. Mcciintock. OF tie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23

fashionable SfonelciKh apartment
which the captain and his wife had
occupied In September. during hci
ahyencc. had missed Russian 81
b.. stole valued by her at $4,000
and other valuahlea.
The authorities say that the sto,er
articles were found In "a. Chcws
apartment and I'm trunks they bad
sent to the railway station. Both
were then charged with grand lar
eeny and PLACED unsier t2.soo bond
each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23

SALT LAKE cITY--James NJ
whitmore. banker OF Price, Utah,
killed when train strikes auto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23

Ell pAsO, Sixteen Med.
can prisoners pardoncd by Gov. Lar.
nsxolo. 70 be deported by U. T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
lICTIM OF
ROBBERS IS
LEFT bound
Tied With Rope Near voIun'
teer Park; University
Homes Entered
After holding up and roesinx @.

After holding up and rcbeing q.
TThin OF the Y. NJ c A. Of
80 at 18th ave- n. and Highland
drive. at mao .. m Monday. two
hishwaymcn. one negro. bound
cuthiirs legs with piece Of rope
and fled into the darkness OF volun.
tcsr park. Both men wore mack
snAwA soldiers hats. breaches and
iexkings. Tho white man carried an
army revolver. according 20 Tathin.
Silverware, clothing and linen. val
ued at $500, were taken from sts
ames ~ by an unidentified express
man. who called for her trunk with.
cut authority. Mrs. r. J. Manning
reported TO police Monday nlghL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
POLICEMAN AND
WOMAN SHOT
Shot When Bandits Open
Fire on officer

Shot by two bandits. who opened
fire when stopped by pa,roinan
Henry ] Hayes near iith ave. and
r. Spring st- at sis pm. Monday.
Hayes and MrA a. J. hanson. co. of
sit i4th ave- we're In city hospital
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ransom IN shot thru the left
foot and Hayes thru the thigh.
The bandits fired three shots.
Hayes returned one. Then they fled
down the street. leapcd into the auto
OF William Harrison. $3.50 18th ave.
n. L., and. pressing a gun against
him. ordered him To drive TO Rainier
valley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
BRITISH TROOPS
SHOOTS CROWD
WATCHING GAME.
ny wEi,B MILLER

LONDON. Nov. ss.-~in,ense inter
est was manifest here today In the
debate In the house OF lords on the
Irish home rule bin
Earl punravcn. leading the oppo
sitlon. was TO move rejection Of the
measure. The opposition was devcl'
oping considerable strength. 30 that
government leaders were becominE
uneasy. The vote Il not expected
before Thursday. Niscount Grey
was 20 make an important speech
during the debate this afternoon.
London newspapers today pub.
llshed full details OF the killing Of
spectators at hockey match at
Croke field. Dublin. last sunday
when black and tAns- fired into the
crowd.
They described the bloody football
field on which, they said. pieces Of
the bones Of the killed and wounded
werc picked up on Monday.
WOMEN, CHILDREN
SCREAM FOR MERCY
The Daily News. In a Dublin dis
patch. gave what purportcd 20 be
an eyewitness account OF thee rowd
estimated by this newspaper at
is.co0-penncd between tho ranks
OF voiicying police. unable TO scale
the stone wall and running around
In a terrified manner amidst the rat
tie OF machine gun fire. Women
and children screamed for mercy.
the dispatch said. The stone wall
was described as pltted with bull
let holes.
A statement issued nj Dublin cas-
tie said the plan had been 20 sur
round ths park with police and then
have an officer call thru a mega.
phone that gunner were believed
present In the crowd. and every body
would be searched. This project
failed. the statement said. because
Sim Fem pickcts fired on the ap-
preaching crown forces and gunner
In the crowd also started shooting
which prcclpi,ated a panic.
In IN editorial the Daily News
bitterly attacked the Dublin castle
plan as q piece Of terminal lunaey.-
The Morning Post urged immediate
declaration Of martial law thruouf
Ireland The Daily Herald. labor
newspaper. recommended massed
industrial action 10 halt the frish
war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
SECRETLY KILLS HIS
ENGINE: PAIR RUN AWAY

see''st"s@f Wv NV hFhf
AT nth ave. and ~. jefferson II
Harrison secretly kicked off the
spark and said he was out Of gas.
The auto stopped The bandits
jumped out and escaped
Hayes noted suspicious bulgos un.
der the overcoats OF the two men ~
they passed him. on Broadway and
Madison IT lie accoated them at
nth ave. and E Spring IT. and asked
them where they lived and what they
had under their coats.
one OF them suddenly drew a gun
and opened fire. Mrs Ransom was
hit BY the first bullet Hayes BY tho
second. and the third went Wild.
A. Harrison was driving the ban
diis away. Hayes hailed passing
auto and ordered Mira Ransom and
himself taken 10 the hospital
No TRACE FOUND
ny fuRsuERs
on the way N. auto parsed Lieut.
George cofnstock and Hayes told
him Of the shooting. Central station
was notified at once. but men sent
To the place where the bandits lsaped
from Harrison'a auto failed 10 find
trace Of thean.
Both suniDan were about Is years
old. on. answers In q general way
the description OF stickup man who
has been busy In the city lately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
Dope Squad Rounds
Up Trio With Goods

Dope wrapped IN ~ packages
found on J. MeManpA c. Il. Ellison
and ]. Johnson resulted In their ar.
rest by Patroimen ". y. Anderson
and X +. Baerman. OF tho police
dope squad. at Eighth ave. 3. and
Water st.. Monday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23
INTER- FOUR HOUSES IN
UNIVERSITY DISTRICT

Burglars entered four houses I'm
thc University district. breaking a
t<trcom window In three cases
T. III Heyman@on. 6s2s Brooklyn
-, was robbed % two diamond
A r. valued at $500. and $50 In
~ and paper money.
iamond brooch. turquoise brooch
wrist watch and bracelet were
!. 'en from the home Of c. Haus.
hiidt. 5sss 2snd ave. y. Il. From
John J. Conway. seas a2nd ave. n.
-. solitaire. ladies' watch and
safety deposit box key were stolen.
The home OF c. II. Ernst. esas 18th
ave. y. r.. was also entered. but.
according to his report. nothing was
>tAkrn
TRY TO ROB HIM
~ HE BOARDS CAR
ivory comb and brush. $40 and a
eoid watch wero taken from c. +.
Picrcc's room az 1899 Terry ave-
f1ckpockets were unsuccessful I'm
trying 20 rob him as he boarded a
street car at Second ave. and Pike
- Monday night. L. L. Cook. 1880
Ninth ave. N. w. notified police.
\ Six. candy and shoes. valued AZ
40. were taken from l.. vaileue's
auto AZ Second ave. and University
. He lives at 27os seventh ave. N.
&nAtching purse Of Mrs. ~ Duffy.
ra34 Sixth ave. y. w. from her
and as she was about to pay him a
cpal bill. a man about IS years old
m down the street and escaped. de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23

HOLLI6TER, Cnlif.-Hoiliater can.
merry burns with 1900. 900 loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-11-23

enough dishes for stable doll family - and
because they are Of aluminium the little hostess
viii not have to be so very careful Price $500.
Other Aluminium Tea Sets are $50,
$3.50 and $500.
China Tea Sets are here. too, in wide array,
ranging from prettily decorated Set with tiny
Teapot, Sugar and Creamer, one Cup and Saucer
at 25c, to a 23-piece Set with dishes large
enough for the use of the little hostess and her
playmates, at 1925.
roy SECTION. THE DowNsTAIRs STORE
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-06
SUPPORT MEANS MORE THAN
MERELY TAKING THE
PAPER.

Occasionally you hear some
body assert that he supports"
his home paper, meaning that he
subscribed to it. Support means
great deal more than merely
taking the paper. 1t means pay
ing for it in advance, for paying
whenever it is most convenient
works a distinct hardship on the
pdolisher and actually hinders
him from doing his best with and
by the paper. And, again, sup
port means help in other ways. Il
means that you help to make the
paper newSler. If you know any
items of news you are supporting
the paper when you hand them in.
If you agree with the movements
the paper is encouraging, you can
support the paper by commenting
favorably upon the papers atti-
tude.
Supporting a paper in the true
sense is no act Of charity. Your
local paper is worth many times
over its cost to you. Are you
really supporting it-or do you
merely take it?-The Paonian.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-06

State of Louisiana, Parish of Ibe-
ria, Nineteenth Judicial
District Colrt.
By virtue of a commission, is
sued unto me, the undersigned
Sheriff, out Of the above said
Court, under an order granted on
the 18th day of January 1920,
there will be sold by the under
signed Sheriff (for the purpose
Of affecting partition in the
above entitled caase) for cash as
regards the interest of the majors,
and for cash as regards the inter
est of the minors, unless otherwise
ordered by family meeting if held
In the interest of said minors.
Said property to be sold at
Public Auction to the last and
highest bidder on
Saturday, March 9th, 1920,
between legal sale hours. at the
front door Of the Court House, In
New Iberia, Iberia Parish, La,
the following described property,
to-wit:
LIST. A certain tract of land,
together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, sit
uated in the Second Ward Of he
ria Parish. La, containing thirty
arpents, and bounded on the
North by BrouSsard, on the South
by Patout, on the East by public
road, and on the West by Patout.
I'd. One cart, two cows, and
one cultivator, and about ten tons
Of seed cane.
All parties at interest are re-
ferred to c. NJ. Compton, Notary
Public in and for Iberia Parish,
La, for the purpose of completing
the partition, between plaintiffs
and defendants in the above en-
titled and numbered cause.
Given officially this the 31st
day of January A. D., 1920.
P. A. LANDRY, =.
Sheriff, Iberia Parish, La.