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Evening journal., 1920-08-07
'HORNSBY HOLDS
NATIONAL LEAD
cardinal Slugger Again Out
in Front With .372
Average
WILLIAMS LEADS
IN HOME RUNS

Roger Hornsby OF the Cardinals Is
the leading national League batter
ihis week with a percentage OF .372
Rog also has made the most base
fhiis, fi3. George Burns OF the Giants
scored the most runs. 6s. Max Carey
continues as The leading stealor
with 36 stolen pases.s Cy Williams OF
the Phillies. with a home runs, is
the leading home run hitter, and Bur
leigh Grimes OF the Robins. with f6
wins, and 6 losers for a percentage Of
~, tops the pitchers.
Ed kOnetchy was stopped by HOd
Eller after sWatting them safe in his
last Il games In his streak he punch
ed out i3 hits in AZ tries for an aver
age Of 300.
7 games of safe hitting was stopped
by Wilbur Hubbell OF the phillies
lie got II hits in 26 tries for .423.
Dana Fillingim, after losing fve
straight games. broke his losing
streak and beat the Pirates on July
81
The Pirates. as usual lived up 10
their name and were the flrst club TO
steal 100 bases getting them on July
81 against the Braves.
Austin McHenry OF the Cardinals
set a National League record this year
when he punched out home runs
in 3 consecutive days, July 30 30 and
81, against the Giants and Robins
pitching.
Charley Deal OF the Cubs was
stopped By Lee Meadows after 3
games Of hitting, getting so hits In
20 tries for .3i5.
Eddie Roush ended a 7-game streak
OF hitting on August 3 Fred TOney
stopped Eddie after he hit for 500
and scored s runs
On July 30 i02 runs were scored
An both leagues, the Americans scOr-
ing 60 runs while the Nationals tai
lied 80 times, setting a record this
season for runs scored in one days
play.
George Burns was stopped on Aug.
1 by Lndue after a hitting streak Of
i24 in seven straight games Beauty
Bancroft the same day ended a hit
ting streak OF eight games in VIII tch
he punched out t6 hits In 20 tries
for All.
Rogers Hornsby was stopped by
Burleigh Grimes after nine games
safe hitting In which Giog garnered 10
hits In % tries for an average Of .5i3
and scoring 9 runs.
Neale was stopped on Aug 4 by
sshufliing Phil Douglas, after a bat
Ting streak OF nine consecutive games.
Greasy hit for ri In his streak
Bill Souihworth was stopped by
Joe Oeschger OF the Braves after nine
games safe hitting. punching out 81
hiis in 30 tries for 37i and tailed ;
runs.
George CutshaNv OF the Pirates was
stopped by Dana Flllingim after a
hitting streak that lasted ii games.
He got Il hits In 10 trials for a per
cenage OF 100
Rogers Hornsiby had made the most
two-hase hits 10 date with -. while
Hy Myers OF the Robins leads with
r. triples.
many doubles and triples each club
hoa rnoIa "A dato
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
SPEAKER SETS
PACE FOR RUTH
Indian Star Keeps Well
Ahead of King of Home
Runners
RICE is BEST
MAN ON BASES

Iris Speaker Of the Indian tops the
hitters with a percentage OF AZ.
George Sisler has made the most hits.
ISL Babe Ruth continues being the
leader M home run clouts with 3S
home runs, and also is the leading
. run-scorer with ii2 runs. sam Rice
has stolen the most bases, az, and
jim Bagsby Is the leading hurier
WITH p wins and S losers to his credit
for percentage Of rs.
Del Pratt was the first PLAYER tO
pay IN 100 games this season and
the fanks the frst club TO play foo
games
sam Rice Of the Senator's after
hitting them everywhere in Q games
was halted by Dutch Leonard on July
81 sam got i3 hits in p tries for a
percentage OF 406. Eddie Collins
scored runs in ; straight games
.tli ne Athletics stopped him on
Jury 81
Charley Jameson scored 6 runs IN
D consecutive games when the Red
Sox said stop 20 him on July 81
Bobby Neaoh, after hitting them
safe 10 8 games. was stopped BIZ
- AN'HAHrAAs AlN NNLINNrNNN NNiI NifiN III
- tries Tor an average OF iS6 and
Tailed A times
~ Cob, after hitting streak mat
lasted % consecutive games. was
stopped by Waite Hoyt on Aug. f.
ly got b hits IS trials for per-
centsge Of III. Scoring ~ runs. Ihis
rs the serond best hitting streak Of
the year as Sam Rbre Of the Senator's.
%, Is the longest u the year. The
Indians were the first club 20 gef 200
doubles. getting Il on Aug, 4 against
the Senator's.
Jim Ragby. after winningstreak
Of . games. Was stopped by the SEN
aiors on Aus. 4.
Larry Gardner. aftsr Q games Of
safe hiffing. ugit 10 Jim shaw Of the
senator's AFTER hitting for an average
OF .i29.
Steve O1seill OF the Indians. afler
a hitting streak That endured -
games. was halted by Courtney OF
the Senators. He hit for 500. IN his
Streak. got - hits in-3A tries.
Caf1 Mays, after a winning streak
Of . consecutive games, was stopped
BY Faber and The White Sox-on Aug.
BIN Jacobson scored I runs in 8
straight games ON he Athletics
stopped him on.Aug. 3.
Bobby Meusel was stopped by Tir-
ban Faber after six straight genes
Of hitting for .f5S
Bobby Meusel OF the Yanks rs the
LEANING sugger Of The johnson cir
crIsf m tppo-base hits. He has - 10
hls credit to date and Joe Jackson
and Nany Pipp are IN a tie for
triples with i3-each.
The following tables show how
many doubles and triples each club
has made
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
WILLIAM p RIlRTnN.


From William p. Burton, skipper
OF the defeated Shamrock ~, comes
this bit OF aftermath He says
I'm the nrst race OF the series we
upased through everything but am
earihquake-rain. hail and fog ac-
companying Tho succession OF squalls
The entire series was a great educa-
ton in Americas summer weather. II
tho race committee had sent us away
on the day the seas were so high
would have gone. but IL would have
been suicidal. There is hardly a
question but what we'd have lost
one or two men. lost man Off
Cowes last year. He was swept over
board and we never saw him again.
/ believe The shamrock would have
weathered il, hut Il is doubtful II the
thin hull Of the BesOlute would have
withstOod the attacks OF the sea
am convinced and always shall he
that 10 was better 10 have called on
that race than 30 have won We have
human lives 10 think OF frst They
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
SINDAY FISHING TRIP.

The Delaware Anglers and Gunners'
Association will leave tomorrow
morning at O'Clock for Bowers
Beach on a fishing trip. A large truck
has. been engaged to convey the party.
All members OF the association who
wish TO take in this trip should he
at the BOttomly Building, Seventh
and Orange streets at 3 O'Clock.
The trip will not cost more than
$3.50 a man. The fish have been Bit
ing good this week.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
TODAY'S SPORTS
ALL-Wn.MINCTON LEAGUE.

ALL MiisMtNNiO ItANlts
Parkside VS.. Defiance, at Conrad
street.
Eleventh Ward vs. keystone. at
Eden Park (tWO Hames.)
South Side-Eden vs. NeighbOrhOOd
at second and dupont
Ninth Ward vs.. SilvVrbrOOk az MIL
itary Grounds.
SUBURBAN LEAGUE.
Brack-EN vs. ROckland. at Brack-Ex.
Richardson Park vs.. MarshalhOn at
Marshallton.
stanton VS.. Elsmere al Elsmere.
CHURCH LEAGUE.
First Central VS.. Brandywine al
Rockford.
scott VS.. 81. Paul. Eden No. >.
West vs.. Union. Bavnard. No. 4
INDEPENDENT GAMES.
Harlan VS.. Lewes, declared of wet
grounds.
Brooklyn Giants VS.. Douglass Giants
" and Locust streets
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
BABE GETS CRACK
AT TIGERS AGAIN

DETROIT, Mich, August t.
'Babe Ruth was 70 have another
whirl OF Tiger pitching today
which agrees immensely with his
batting average.
With George Dauss on the
mound yesterday, Ruth lammed
out two home runs, rTmninq hls
string up 60 Al for The season.
Tho first In the third inning, was
drive into the right field
bieachers. The bases were va
cant.
with Peekinpauph and Ward
sestlnp on the bahs, the Babe
caught one IN the sixth and lift
Cd Il out OF the lot. The Yanks
won n TO Z. On THURSDAY Ruth
busted q homer OF Ehmke.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
TWILIGHT BALL
WEEK OF AUG. 9
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Defiance VS.. BrOwnson, Third
and Adams.
81. Thomas Married VS.. st.
Thomas Unmarried, Second and
dupont.
Royal Stars vs.. All-Stars, Rock
ford Tower.
Eleventh Ward Yanigans VS..
Fairview at Eighth avenue and
Duncan.
TUESDAY.
Hagley vs. Royal Stars, Rockford
Tower.
Highland W. 81 Ann, Rockford
Tower.
WEDNESDAY.
ST. Thomas VS.. Black Sox, Sec
Ond and dupont.
THURSDAY.
Highland VS.. 81. Ann, Rockford
Tower.
(Box scores on these games will
be printed in The Evening Journal
IL brought Ia this office before 3
o'clock on the morning following
the games. Teams having twilight
games are urged TO send the infOr-
nation to The Evening Journal in
order that this schedule may be
complete from week TO week.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
American Leanne

Athletics at Cleveland two games
New York at Detroit
Washington al st. Louis
Boston at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
Totals
SC0nE RY INNINGS

Dover ......-......0 0 0 10000 II
Greensboro .......0 10000 2x-2
Two.base hit Wattman; double
out. by Knopf Z; by Spence. 2: bases
on balls, off Knopf, 4 off Spence. .:
umpires, McWilliams and Dill.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
HARLAN GAME OFF

The game announced for Harlan
Field today between Harlan and
the LOWS team of Philadelphia,
has been declared of because Of
wet grounds. The locals hope TO
have the Philadelphians play here
later in the season.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
CIUB RAFTING
HERF-S HIH,S EIIESS

NEW YORK. Aug. miller Hug
gins believes that 100 games win win
the American League pennant this
year. Hug Is silent a. 20 what club
ne thinks will do n.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
WE'LL SAY so

CHICAGO, Aug. THE University
OF Illinois is pretty well hooked up
Tor. coaches. II has Zuppke IN foot
han, Gill In track athletics. Jones in
pasketban and and Lundsren in base
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
Is CONNIE WISE?

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7.-Athletic
fans believe Connie Mack is wising
up. He made a big offer for Frank
nibbled big since ''Lefty' Russell went
bad after bed paid fancy price for
him.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
HOW THE CLUBS STAND
National Leanne
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
National League

Cincinnati at PittSHRDLUSHRDLII
Cincinnati at Philadelphia two
games)
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn two games)
Chicago at New York
st. Louis at Boston
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
ONE HOMER SHY

WASHINGTON, Aug. T.-Babe Ruth
mss soaked one or more home runs In
every American League city except
ing Washington. He's banced % of
hem at the Polo Grounds.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
ONE RARE BIRD.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. III. Miller
walked into the Phils camp last
spring. wanting a job. He took the
third base Job away from all comers.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
GAS BEATS RICHARDSON PARK.

ball team defeated the Richardson
Park team of the Suburban League
at Richardson Park. "Shanner" start
ed the game for the Gas Company,
but was relieved by Cole I'm the third
inning, who finished the game strong
for the Gas Company. Score by in
nings: r. II. L.
W G. Co ....-.-.siOO.9 O.9i o. s >
IL. p. ......-..... 1904 0 O-5
Batteries Gas Company, Cole and
SOuthwell Richardson Park, Gregg
and Myers.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
SAINTS TOo-GOOD

ST. PAUL, Aug. There is such a
thing as being too good. The Saints
are making such a runaway race OF Il
In tho American Association that the
crowds are falling on.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
MARYLAND MEN
WIN MATCH SHOOT

The Maryland Division and nela-
ware Division Of the PennsylvanA
Railroad held an elimination shoe
yesterday afternoon at the p B. ana
W. traps. The Marylanders won by
% targets, E. e. Cornog and DR.. Bar
were The top scorers smashing 4Sx50
>, w. Hawkins and C.. w. West were,
high guns for the Delaware Division.
The scores:
MARYLAND Division cbooto,.s, -ro..,.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
SsfS:AANaERD8EVIg1sS SsS:
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati, s; Philadelphia, =
New York, 3: Chicago. ?.
New York, 6; Chicago, , I'D game
Boston, 7; ST. Louis. 3
Pttsburgh-Brooklyn, rain
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
CLUB BATTING

II you are seeking position as sales
man. Just search the Want Ad col
umns-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
DOVER GOES UNDER.

DOVER, Del, A6g. 7.-Greensboro
defeated Dover yesterday afternoon.
? to /. Neither side scored until the
eighth inning The score:
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

Jam DYKES had scored runs m b
games till the Browns stopped him
on August &.
Erin Ward was stopped by tho Yam
KEGS iinx. Urban Shocker, after a Z
same hitting streak for so
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
American League

Athletics, ? Cleveland, 40 innings)
Chicago, a; Boston, 3 40 innings)
New York, II; Detroit. :
St. Louis, a.; Washington, I
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
SLOAN, DU POINT
SHOOT TO TIE

In the 50-target event. over the
Greenhill traps yesterday p. p. Dni-
Pont, OF Wilmington. and r. B.
Sloan, OF New York City. tied the
feld OF shooters with a csore Of 46
80. There two shooters win shoot
or for the trophy awarded in this
event Ike Turner and John Minnick
tied high for Glass B trophy. Captain
Simonton led at double and received
trophy in recognition Of his
skill. Les German led the profes-
sionals and also made high score. OF
the day with a 40 So
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

Many used motor cars are boughT
and sold through The Wants.-AdV.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

Says Mister William Wrigley;
I'm going 10 advertise
G. Harding on the billboards
And boost him TO the skies.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-07-23

To DEALERS: If you want to know
where to get Blue Buckles, write
to Blue Buckle OverAlls, Lynch
burg, Va, and we will give you
the name of your nearest jobber.
The weekly Iberian., 1920-05-29

ern Circuit, blew in Wednesday after.
noon, and will be one of the mound
artists for Iberia during the rest OF
the season. He is a sidewheeler. and
carries nice assortment of curves
and shoots in his south paw.
Every Tuesdays and THURSDAYS
will be Ladies Days" hereafter.
Pres. Julius Scharff put this propo-
sition up to the League President and
Directors and got unanimous consent.
So the fair fans will be given free
admission on those days each week
1T is hoped that they will respond in
large numbers.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Abbeville Frogs will entertain the
Sugar Boys on their diamond.
The Branch Liners are holding on
to first place in the league with
firm grip, but the Gandolfii tribe are
laying in the gap for them and are
going to take 2 out Of 3, if not the
entire series.
Abbeville will return with the To-
Gals for Friday, Saturday and Sun
day, also Monday, June Z, when the
tie game of April Goth will be decid-
ed. 1t is going to take five out of
these seven contests to satisfy the
Sugar Boys, and they look good
enough to turn the trick.
The weekly Iberian., 1920-05-29
Mondays Game.

The locals, after returning from
the slaughter of the Lafayette Hubs
added another game to their wiz
column by defeating the hard hi.ters
from Oakdale and moved into frs,
place.
Tabony pitched very creditable
game and but one visitor should have
crossed the plate. New Iberia scored
its first runs on a base on balls to
Brown, and three stolen bases by
Brown, a single by Slater and Smiths
two base hit. The locals second run
came in the third on a hit and stolen
base by Brown and Smiths single.
Score:
The weekly Iberian., 1920-05-29

81 3 z "a 10
Summary:-Two base hits, Smith,
Tabony, Lee. Earned runs, New Ibe-
ria 3, Oakdale /. Left on base Oak
dale 8, New iberia 9. Stolen bases.
Brown 4, Rezza 2. Base on balls,
Tabony A, Blumenthal A, Sheppard 4.
Strikeouts, BY Tabon 2, Blumenthal
2. Double play, Hemard to Faust to
Hemard. Time of game 2 hours and
10 minutes. Umpire Shaeffer.
Tuesdays Game.
In game full of errors by both
teams Oakdalemanaged to defeat the
locals by score of z to 5. Sidney
G0ns0ulin twirled nice ball and de-
served to win this game.
Score:
New Iberia.
ReZZa, s.. .....4 l O 4 3
Sd. .....5 2 1 1 20
The weekly Iberian., 1920-05-29
Dope From The Diamond

And yet they cal the Lafayette
club the Hubs! What-da-ya- mean,
Hubs? If Lafayette is the Hub
then the wheel" must be in bad
fix.
Danny's Champs made it three
straight from the Meyers-French ag-
[gregation, piling up sc runs in the
3 battles.
Frank Meyers became so peeved at
the drubbing his colts received from
the Sugar Boys that he chucked up
his job as Sec -Mgr.-Well we don't
blame him much.
Gandolfi's bunch are going good,
having taken out OF the last Z
games. es.s
Slater Jumped the. league bet
ween days. pulling out for the West
Tuesday night He will play !. nnor-
ganized ball.
Pitcher Ching. fresh. from 1 strait
ght victories for Mobile in the South
The weekly Iberian., 1920-05-29

Monday June l4th at St. Peters
church the following young ladies
will receive their Diplomas:
Academic Coa, se-Blanche M
Leblanc, Rena M. Delshoussaye,
Ruby E.. Romero: and Louise NJ.
GoDsoulin. ....;
Commercial Cou, se-Yvonne M
l,encsusse and Ruby f. Romero.
Sallow complexion is due to a tor
|pid liver. HERBINE purifies and
strengthens the liver and bowels and
restores the rosy bloom of health to
the cheek. 81
Sold by ESTORGE DRUG co.
Monday June 7th the Mouoi
Carmel Convent gives an enter.
tainment At their hall.
Admission, adults 35cts, Chi.
drsn 25cts.
Doors open at seven.
The weekly Iberian., 1920-05-29
81 7 9 2T IN

81 I 9 27 10 7
Summary:-Earned runs, New Ibe-
ria ?, Oakdale l. Lef: or bases. Oak
dale II, New Iberia Z. Double plays.
Faust to Hemard, Wild pitch, Yae-
ger. Base on balls, Yaege- 8, Con
soulin ,. Strikeouts, Gonsoulin 9
laeger :, Sacrifice hits, Brown
Miles, Slater, Allison, Pruess. Brem-
merhotf, Gonsoulin Stolen bases
kust, Rezza, Brown, Miles. Time of
game 2 hours and 25 minutes. Irm-
pire Shaeffer.
The weekly Iberian., 1920-05-29
ALEXANDER CEsTIA

AS we 60 to press we learn of the
death Of one of New Iberia's old citi-
zens, who for many years has been
held in highest esteem by all vino
knew him. He was born on July 10TH
1858, and died after short illness at
|6:15 O'Clock Friday morning.
The funeral services will be held
from St. Peters Catholic Church at
9 A. M. Saturday, May, goth.
The weekly Iberian., 1920-05-29

On Tuesday Mr.. Adam LeBlan,
OF Vermilion Parish, motored I
this city to be guest of his rels
: tives. He returned to bis hom
on Wednesday.
Miss Orela Borel, operator q
the Cumberland Telephone Ex
change here, left on SUNDAY fo
Fort Arthur. Texas, where she i
speninR her weeks vacation at th,
nome OF her sister, Mrs. W. q
DaDzlinger.
Little MISS Evelyn De8lsnc
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.. Cyru,
Deblanc, celebrated her eight
birthday. on last Monday. and
about forty little friends were he,
invited guests.
Sash. Blind and Door Factory. speci.
al work Of all description. Cisterns
and Tanks.
tt BERTRAND LUMBER co,
miss Daisy Dupuy Of Erath spen,
tuesday With Mrs. Emile Gaian.
mrs. Emile Gajsn returned Monday
from beaumont Texas after spending
sometime there,
Mrs. M. Dupuy 10 spending the
week with relatives aud friends here.
~ cures haAral Fever.
On Tharsday Mrs. Cab Landry left
ior new Orleans on the early train to
attend the funeral Of her uncle. Nr.
Joe Muller, on that day there.
Mise Aline and Fannie Wormser Of
Jeanerette were visitors here Tres.
day.
Miss Nepette Gonsoulin Of Jean
erstts 10 visiting friends here.
BREAK YOUR COLD OR LA.
GRIPPE WITH A FEW DOSES OF
G6S.
Mr.. and Mrs. E.. NJ. Hines
returned from Cuba Thursday.
Mrs. Erath and little son Of
AbbeviIle spent Thursday With
rieuds here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Evetette
rom Crowley spent Thursday
With Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Jones.
~ cntaias NO alcohol. nor arsssie,
or other peisonens drugs.
DR.. Henry Dsuterive went to
lew Orleans Thursday on business
Mr.. E. Elias spent part Of the
7eek in New Orleans on business.
Mr.. Junius Jewel returned to
enniDgs after Visiting his parents Y
ere.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Atoon Of ,
Freen wood Miss. after q visit here i
home.
Classiest line of georgetts waists t
'er seen in New Iberia. Get yours
w. Elias Store.
Misses May Begnaad and Anna
7ebrs of BreAax Bridge were
nests of Miss Lille Rfviere '
nnday. .
Mr.. Edward Dauterive was . 4
lsiness visitors in LOresuvitle on =
1Sdnesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. F. Marin Of o
sttersOn were here Sunday to u
tend the fanerM of little Gerald
Irard.
Mr.. and Mra. LauI ent Dsuterivr
Lafayette spent Monday with
lwbivea here.
L.
The weekly Iberian., 1920-05-29

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. J.
H. White was the scene of very
pretty party last Saturday evening,
when their son, Eckart White, enter
sixth birthday.
tanned large number of his little
friends and playmates in honor of his
Well planned games and dainty re-
refreshments made an enjoyable oc-
casion for the happy guests.
The weekly Iberian., 1920-05-29
(Communicated.)

(Communicated.)
If the good people of New Iberia
had come to Epiphany Church ac-
cording to the announcement last
week as the 8 and 9 of June, they
would have had to wait "a hours be-
fore the service began, for the dele
gates will not arrive, until June 9th.
and will remain over the 10th. But in
next weeks paper the full program
will be published. In the meantime.
the regular meeting of the Parish
Auxiliary will be held at the Lewis
home, TOT East Main street, enter
tanned by Mrs. Emily Grant and Mrs.
Letcher Grant. This is very impor-
tant occasion, as final arrangements
will then be completed for entertain
ing the State Auxiliary, which occa-
sion we are anxious to make a most
one. M. p.
The weekly Iberian., 1920-05-29

Mr.. Arthur Richard of Sunset
visiting relatives here.
porn to Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gonsouli
!. Belle Place, on Friday, a son.
n, q. Breaux Of Belle Place wa
,u.;ness visitor here Wednesday.
VI and Mrs. Laurent Dauterive O
lafayette visited here Monday.
rouRG 4 BOURG Expert
.,..nsrs and pressers. West Main
Phone sbs.
Miss Alma Richard of Sunset visit.
= relatives here this week.
Miss Henrietta DeBlanc of New Or
,..ns is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. DeBlanc.
Miss Vida Jewel Of New Orleans is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Jewel.
Classiest line Of georgette waists
.ver seen in New Iberia. Get yours
now. Elias Store.
DR.. o. Landry and Mrs. Herminia
Landry Of Delcambre were visitors
here Wednesday.
Mrs. Laurent Mestayer, Mrs. C. L.
IaSslle and daughter, Nita, were vi
itors in Loreauviae this week.
| Mrs. Richard Vidrine of Alexand-
| ia is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Broussard.
4 es6 cures Headaches, Billiousness.
IO,s Of Appetite, or that tired aching
telling, due to Malaria or Colds. Fine
Tonic.
| Miss Helen Gonsoulin of Belle
Place visited Miss Ethel Mestayer
| Wednesday.
Miss Vivian Mestayer visited 1T |
he home of Miss Martha Gonsoulin
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Migues of Jeaner-
Ute has been visiting at the home Of
M and Mrs. F. J. Breaux.
y Georgette waists. Big values At
hight" prices. But come early;
NV can't last long at these figures.
nlas' Store.
{ Messrs. Harvey Hill and julius
Aaier spent Monday in Abbeville in
te interests Of Pfister Jewelry Co.
The many friends Of Mr.. Scranton
Hand are glad to learn that he is
sscovering from his attack of typhoid.
NJ. G. c. Rybiski of Shreveport is
the guest Of parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andre Viator. ].
Jast received: A car load q
6 ROOFING PAPER
] BERTRAND LUMBER co.
Miss May Mestayer of: Loreauville
Hsurned home this week after spend
S some time at the home of Mrs. 4
o'car Mestayer. l.
mss Eunice Broussard of New Or-i
sans Is visiting at the home of her1
sfsnts, Mr.. and Mr.. Oscar Brous-(
Nd. n
SUB-AY-TlSM - AntisepticI
ss rheumatism, Sprains, Neu- '
nsiA ste. IL
- :. B. asrevember OF New3
] a - va . visitor with friendsl
: ssS losfis last week. 10
w s.s Lilly Melsnson left Tues
.! 8 Houston, Texas, where shel
~ - g eap'oyed during the sum. p
IN vsestios. Q
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. iaseday Mr. William Lourd.
"a Lady OF The Lake Plants
g Martin Parish, was q ol
..ee 70 this cl,y. re
The weekly Iberian., 1920-05-29
THE WEEKLY fBERAN

The Mount Carmel Social Club en-.
tetained on Monday of this week,
Miss Marseline Estorge won the en-
trance prize and her guest, Miss Lau-
ra Prudhomme of Natchitoches, won
the first prixe.
The weekly Iberian., 1920-05-29
FRIENDLY SERVICE

That is the spirit Of this Assn.
Every Loan is made on the most
favorable terms possible.
One of our greatest assets is the
friends this policy has made.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
W. G. Weeks, Secty.