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9ebs' 5reilahung gciOrOert,
&oridIlag Ses GanbiOatcn Der Sar.
mcr- uno SIrbciterpGrtci an
tnaroing ItnS Gpr,
Gcnuer, Golo. ~ ,\ltIi


@orlCp I. Ghriiteuicn &r0U0cut-
idlait2 Gon0i0at Der Idrmsr Nr-
beitcrpartei. madlte am Wtnpoh e..
uotor @nroina unO GdolmSrUcur Cor,
Guu0ioot Ser repubIifauid1cn beyp.
oemofrotiihCn 4artei. Sen &orihIaa,
gemclnihoftIidl pom Gr0li0nt @ilion
ST perInngen. ooB er Gugcne q.
Geba unper3iigIid) aus 0cm @ci1ng-
mis- cutIniie Gbriitenicn2 Gcpeid1e
nrltc IN 9euper. Colo, auiqcgcbcn
pur0e, bat ioIgeuoen @ortIaut:
sd bin pom ser 6armcr 9lrbeiter.
portei 5u lhrCm Gaubi00tcn fijr sic
Grdiioentidait Der ger. Staaten cr.
p0bIt moroen. g5 lit mcjnc 2lbiiht.
10 raid mie ntogIif cine lan0peitc
Gampagne im lSntereiic Ser ,>0eole
pou politiidlcr uno in0uitrjeacr Gc.
mofratic ein3uleiten, ipcldc in Scr
Elattiorm oleier Gortci cntbalten
limo Sd modte ieOoh nid)t cine
iolhe 9nmpagne Beginner mobrcno
elner Hleiner 0egner ilu ScfangniR
ihmad)tct. uub beionoer@ ga cr nlr
ocsbnIb i'm @efangniB iitt, neil or
fem anhere5 &erbrehen bcgaugen hat
ais ielne politiifen glniitltcn offcn
uH0 ebrIid aus8uiprefrn. Sd meme
Glgcnc 9, Gebs, Gauoj0at Ser go.
jioIIiten Gortei.
Der Grieg lit ieit foit 3pci 2Sahren
oorilber, un0 irgenolpelhc Nerehti.
9ungen, peIhc sic Regierllng gebobt
hoben mag, Inn m0hrono Oea arieqes
iciner sSrelbeit 5u beraubcn, iino iebt
0urd 5manjig Wfonote SSric0cn gc.
idIDunhCn Iebs moQ nit ieinen
Sheen, mie 0ie @eid)id)tc Der Wenih-
belt am bcIten gcIenft merocn t6nn.
ten. abioIut nui Dem ialiten @cge
ieill ltn0 10 mag c9 Bel mir ln0 bel
&hnen ser Soil iein bod mcinc gtui
iaiiltng pon ,Sreihcit ihhctt 0osRcd7t
ein, faIit 0enfcn 5u oiirieu. Sd iQac
5u Gebs un0 ocll 9lnoeren. nit 0cucn
ih nldlt ilbercinItiulmc, 0ie Gambia.
ter Der tepubIifoniifen lno 0emofro
tiiten @ortei nidt auSaeid)loiIen:
,Sd hoiie Cure &Soeen mie Sen To0.
bod id peroe Gner Hed)t, lie aus
ipred1er git oirrfeil, mt nleinem 9eben
berthei0iqen.
oSngt es Shueu OILS Safc eininher
(8ercd)tiafeit nidlt 5ll 0nB Die 9}rdii-
0entid'oits Gnnoioaten. ser Demo
frntiidlcn. repubIifauiidleu lno iSar-
ncr 2lrbeiterportei Qcnleinihaitlid)
Sen Er1iioentcn ser Ser. Staaten cr-
iltdlcn iollten, Sen Gaaoiooten Der
So3Ialiiten 4artci unoer5ii9Iih ans
Dem e}cfdngnIB ItIanta 3u entloi'cn :
Sopcit ld) in @Ctrnd,t fonmc, ioQ
nldt aeingt mcr0en. baB id1 an ser
&erfolglnq iracn0cInea Wtonne5 nc
gen ieiner 9IniidtcnMitihuloiQcr bin.
un0 0aa milBte idl ielbit non mir ia.
Qen. nenn id) nid1t oiientlidl 0ic &c.
'an9enhaltI1na Ieba nerurtheiIcn
mllr0c, nadoem ldl in cinen Gontcit
eln1etretcn bin an meld1cm aud er
bethciliat lit e>br iport5m0nniidlcr
(SciIt muB Sic let ,(hrer Termination
pcranIabt hoben 0ie SteltluQ Geb2'
III erpdguna 3u 5iehen. <<d) crbittc
cine 2Intlport oui oieicn @orid2Ia9. "
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Selegrapbiihes guerlei.
0cntidlc aricosiduffe.
gQo7hlnoton. 30. oyul

W0IhlnQton, % ,IllIl
Gic ii;ti oeutidlen GricQSId)iiIc,
sic ocn Ger. Stoatcn 5ugeiprotcn
morocn iino uno am t3. >nIi non
9rcIt a5inhrcn, iino, nic ons Mor,.
aeocqortcmcnt an Srcitng befann.
Gab, am ,. Auauit III 9}op Dori
'1liQ
Gos c5roBfnnpiifiif Gitiric9Iauo
'ahr: Utcr cjacncIH Ionlpf, 0oQcQcn
mer0ea Der Eon3crfreu3Cr sfrnnfiuri
uu0 oyc, 3eritorcr pon Dem oUcrifn.
Glidea <ran3poriNompIcr 6ancof
t.Nr 0r,i Y!inenrdlnncr1 NeidIeppt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-23
9iefOrOlOhn fir gergmaun.
llltt.hilr1h. - 20 7,l.

4 A+4@~' AA 81, +eI-f -. NNa4l.
In ser Someriet @rube bel
Glttsburqh ga 'rpuroe Elm ueuer
2obn Retore er3ieIt. in6em Elm
gcrgmdun IN einem gtonat BEL oht,
einhnIbihin6iaer tdgIlter 4rbeits seit
e r,i S306.67 2ctH bratte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-23
NOitipieIlacr EeIOina.

Nu brjiildWu GurIamtuf mur0e
am Ntoutol betount Aea2bCu, 0aB 0ic
(ulppen- lmo ,Tlottcn Cptrotioucu
Scr britiidcn Helicruna in 9}uB.
lono pom 9lbidIuB oc@ @n'ieuIttn-
itun05 nit Dem 9cutid)eu Hcichc. IT..
9topenlber 1918 bis 81. Mars 1920
sic Sunmc uon 55,973,000 Efuu0
Stcrling unQci0hr $50 M}iuioncu
Collars. uCfuitct habcn.
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Gbert iuieOer nniecnOmmcn.


NNi4tits ~ NNsAIl-
Reldl9prGljoeut ebert mar. mic lei
uCr3cit bcrid)tct murOc, bon ser &cr
paltltug3itcue @cr!in 0e9 &erbon
oc@ ser SnttIer ans Dem &erbnnoe
(oCm er icit piclcn Sahreu ais Niit.
QIic0 onQeborte) nuSqeihIoiien NOR
Den. neil cr ans 9InlnB ser 9}uhr.
rcpoltc nlebrercSooeaurtbeiIr beitdtlQt
hottie ebert hotte bcim glu9id)uB oc3
Gcrbono@ aeaen sen IuSihluB prpte.
itrt itno puroe iebt. lpie 0orlpirt&
nlcIoct. mieher in feline nlten 0fitgIie
Nrrrefh+r pirt1pipt,t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-23
SpOttii6c Nntmort aus Olos:
fan.

N1U0on %. ,<ull.
9ioh Ser &ouNonsr Zines. mcld's
cincn 2lus4ua ser 9lHnport reroiIent
Ildlt. lchut oic Antuort ser ruinihca
Somictrcqicrunl bic britiidle 0otl
hiniiftih clnC* Observation-Disclosures
nit Golcu IN I4rflidfcit Ole britt,
id)cn TrIcocuaporihIdqc ot. gos
Shriititijf lit i,hr lang. giah Der
limes mei9crn iid) Die 9oIihcm,tl
3u Der noracidlaQeHen 5rie6enbton.
'cren5 mad &on0oH 5u fommen, neil
t3roBbritnnuien uIdlt uuportciiit ie;.
Sic Ichneu oud elne 3nlaiiuuQ rcu
&crtretern Scr Citiccitootcu 3u Der
Goniercn3 al. 0a RuBIono MT ihacn
bereIt5 Trieoen le'dloiien hobe.
On @il1Iidlt aui Eolcn ucift bic
9oIidlclpifi Ragierung 0araui hin
6nB bic porgcitIogcnen Noiienihu,
itauosInie mlereft qcgen EoIcn
lei uno 0aF 0ic golideuiti 0urd1
oirefta 3erhon6lmgen cine melt
auniuqere 8rcu3e beniuiqen polu.
Gie 2Intport ocrpirit ifIanfpea
ir9enomeIhe Heoin9ungen binij6tIId
Der Streittrqitq ron General 0ran.
qeI uno Der GIittIiu9c in 5ii0rlib-
Iano m6 ioroul lhra beoinquna5loir
l)cb2rqob9 Z g Iunes be3cihnet 0cn
lon oer antUort ais inrtaItIih 7ie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-23
(Frbbeben IN gps Anaeles.

Kos 8n9eles, SCI % ,$uli
Glu tories Grobeben nar6e Won,
tag1ben6 mrs uor : .lhr N @os au,
qeIe5, Gal, gaiptrt, 5hn6eu nur
oe uift teyihtet, auh tcot feine Spu,
ccn a,n~ Gani teir
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-23
in Tericacuhcit.
QcfillQ. 20 ,<uli.

NcfI1Q, %. ,IllIl.
.lnaeiidts Der 9ind]rid)t. 0aB ore
oeutid1e HeihareQicriuq im Vcqriiic
iel, oif I'M ,>oarc 1900 onIdBlid 0e@
&orCr Nu'i1au0a pun Ser Stcrnruortl
laGctiaQ mcagcuommencn nltertbilm.
!ltjcn aifronomlideu l{nitrumcHte. 0ic
hamals nod GarIrn QcbrodIt mur0cn.
m;aoer ON China 3uriif3uacbcn iit
mar II (etnIQ in &erIcQenbcjt.
&c MISUNDERSTANDING bciiird,tct,
melln iie oie ,lnItrl,meute onncbre.
m,roe 0,c5 cine Tncrfcnnlnq 6cs
&crtraGs oon &crinlGcs br6euten, Die
Gh,ro bis irft per1ppinpTt hot
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-23

Sic tenren 6crinoc. OGuobl man
IN Tcuti1louo isit Iaugcm BON gro.
beu @cr'nq@idnlcn mo uniangrei-
hen 2IbihIiiieu Der 9ie9icrunq bort.
beboltcn 6ic 0criuQe cincn Breis.
Der @eirem0cn crre9eu muB. Ole
Ereiic Ioiien iib cinincrmoBcu erfI0-
rem, mean mon eridbrt, tUeIhen
Neq Die @ora his sum Gerbrou.
der 3uriid3uIcacn bat Die 0eut.
ite Rcaicrlml fauit oic &erinGe
ron Der norpclid)en Rc0ieruug, Die
ole @ore non 0cn nortueQiIdeu 81. =,
idern bc}icbt Gle ocutita Reqic.
rlmq uuu bc0Icrt i'd uidlt mcnlQer
oI5 bier ,3miidcniaacn. I'M 0ie @a.
re SEN Soliluncntcu 3u3ufiihren, !
udmIih /. scr ,Sjihrcrioralmq5ileIc, !
,. ser So5hcr,nQ5elnilthr %. III. b. ;
s.. oie non Der SIihoeriorgunq5.
itcIla fault uno 3. on sic 9eriuqS.
importcurc mcitcr ucrfonft. 8on
0leien beiie6en a. sic @roB6dnolcr. |
non 0jcieu micocrlm sic RIeiuhdn6.
Ter Gic &erinae lcbcu oIio ourd)
iiebeu Ndnoc che iic 3u SEN Ger. a
braudteru 0clorqta. ST oaS nidt ]
drt Net,cHloaati2 u
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-07-23

2iebito5l. Gr pcrioI9te ,3itltifi, ser
III entpiihen ueriudjte. luS boIte ibn
nit 6iIic einer Menitenmenge, Die
ld ibm nnlhIob. in Der Soppcnltra.
lie elm. Ger Grtnppte crbielt cine
Irad)t lriiQeI umo mur0c baum Der
Eoli3ei iIberaebcn.
&oH eiuem 3uac ;crmalmt Der
l4iabrige anCht @eorg 9ud BON
lllm, Der mlt Cinem nit bier Ifer.
oen beipanntcm 0citcnuagcn bonn
6eI0 3uriidtdm, belt um 8abrilber.
gang 9}1H Der Gurd)inbrt oes
3uges olincte Der Sdrantemudrter
bic Sdynufen, INN 6aS Subrluerf.
oui ocm lid ouber Dem Snedt 5pei
50bnc icinc5 9oucru uno oercn
Shulfdmerao beiauocn, oeu llcber.
gang pnlllercu 3u iaiicn. Snt ielben
APoucnt crtoute Die Sianotpfeiil
0e3 non Ghltt8ort tommcr0cn be.
idlIclnlaten Ecrionen3uaeS fdum
mcbr 30 Dieter Dor 0cm lleber0an0.
0as ,5ubuuerf purNe nit ieinen
,5niaiien pom Der Wiaidine erioBt
InO poQitdnoi8 au@ciuanoeraeriiien
Der &nedt ulroc bis 3ur llnfellnt.
IIdlfcit 3crmalmt; aud Der 0Itere
zobn oe9 Nouern lUur0e ioiort ge-
totet, Ser iictcuiGbrige GGriition
Gijrr, Ser lhtucre &opi. uno innere
NerIeBungen erlltteu bate. lit nit
0cm labenIdbri9cn @ilbcInt Gud.
uer, 0cm Der Ilnfe Nrm on Der @die
obgctrcnnt ncrOc1 mar, nt 0d5 III,
mer Sp;tal llbcraeiijbrt iUoroeu, no
critercr ic0odJ icbou nad lueni9en
Stunoen Den idnucren IerIeeunqen
crIag. Gon 0eu uicr Eierocu puroe
cbeniaus einca lctoiCt.
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Giienbabuer erbalten 9Obn;u=
lage.
Die gescnmGrtigcn SSbuc i'm Surdl-
id)nitt nm II Ero5eut
erhDfIt.
Ghicnnn. 30. Nos,lIi

Iic am 0ienstQ9 in Gbitogo be
fonut gc9ebene Gntiteioung Ser
@un0ca Gicnbobn 9Irbeitsbehoroc
iibcr sic @ohnIorOerungcn Der @abn.
NugcitCIltcn bic crite GntiheiounQ,
oicier 0urd) ous neue GiIenbahugeieb
geidlaiicnen 9eh0roe. beniuigt Den
rluo 5nei Mlulouen 9IngeitGIlten ,3u.
lagelt Sic lid il>aciammt iahrlld oui
,cdahunocrt Miuioucn Dollars be,
lauit. Zie gluQeiteuten hutten rlR1o
cine DtillarAe Collars qcIoroert. CT.
holten aIio iedl5iQ Gro3ent ibrGr 6or.
0erlngen OILS Die 3ltIoqe, 0ie pon ocr
0chor0G Den gegcnpdrtigen &eben5=
&erhdltniiien anqemciien eridelnt Die
3ulage belauit lid aui ungeiahr ein-
un05man5lg Nro5ent Ser gegenDdrti.
gen Giienbnhner &0hnc. 9ie Gel,
tungen Ser Giienbahnen haben Don
porneherCin erfIdrt, leoe 2obnerho.
hung nliliic ourf1 cine entiprcden0e
Grboblna ihrcr Rntcn ousocglibcn
ucroeu, ltn0 man erlpnrtct, onb lie 10
raid, nIs moalid), Der 3niidenitnnt-
Iitben &ertchrs Gommiiiion neltc
Carrie porlcgen neroen.
Gs bIeibt Jest ob5nparten. oh 0ieie
Gutidleiolmq ser 9lrbcitsbeboroe ei.
nen oQgcmcinen Strcif bel ocn gi-
ienbohncn abuenoen fam. 9lIa Rih-
fer II M Barton OILS 0oriiBer Ser
@ehor0c Sic Gutiheioung obgab, no.
rem Die Iiihrenoeu 9eonlten 5ienllif1
oller ied5ebn grobercn &erbdnoc pom
Giienbnhn gIngeiteuten 8uge9en. 5tc
belnbcn lid ron bier ans ioiort in Die
TcriammImg bon ruuO touieuo
llnion 3eouten. Die Gua 0ieiem 2ln.
laB am Ytontng in Ghicn1o 3uion-
men9ctrcten mar. 7ic 9eamtcn lehn.
ten e@ 3un0d1it ob, iid) ijber Ste 9ohn-
cntideiolmQ 3u ouBern, troBoem ii,
nen oieieIbc ln &ertraucn ifpn am
Nfontnl mltqcthGilt nur0e Sic qlau.
ben leond'. 0oB Sic 9canongeitclltcn
| jcoenious 10 IanQc i'm IlenIt blejbeu
mcroru bja cine l(ro5itlmnlurl al
Ter }InQeitcuteu pprqeuonuncu lit.
mas mQeioAr cinen Wlonot in 2tu.
! iprud1 nghmen mnQ
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Ger Srisocns 8eidpluf.
gNaihlnnfon. 20. n

Gberrltter YicGo1 pom Cberge.
ridit oes GuH5cso.itrjfta Columbia IN
NGibinqton, Z 6 bot oui Moutog
5tn1tsiefretdr 9 Golbg un0 s. &
@r1aa Don Der irr,itlihen 9I6theilunq
0es ztaots0epart2uent5 porgelaoen.
0ami. fie (5rimD, an9Qben, nfsholb
iie utdt qeJpIra gen mcr>eH io0tcr.
Dem bonn Gonfreb in ieincr Ietten
Ioqung anqcnomneHen EcidluB 6es
fr,c0cas init 6cm Teutifen Reide,
Der pom Qraiioent 0etirt moroen
III f@eieeestrait 3l gcben.
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3naeitanOnif IN Sapan.
6onolltllt. 20 ,5uli

-7VIIUIItINf =. 1NIIII-
GiHe laQoalide 3eitung in @ono-
Iulu tbrIt nit. 8icontc Gbin0a babe
Der feqicrun ain Gofio gcneIoct, ooB
Ser Cberite Gntellteratb 1Sapan oas
Hett 3uac'tebc. Jifoloiensf, ionic
0cu nnroIitlen lhcil Der TSniel
SactaIta 3ll bciebcn uno in 0cn Be.
icBten (5cbieten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cln3uiebcn, Inn &ebcu un0 Giqeuthum
ioponlitlcr Staatsanqeh0rigcr qcgen
bic WoiifHpltl gu idnibeu
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Hufiuirtcnoe araft.

Gle GNtitel0unq ser 9ehorne bot
rilflpirfenoc &rnit rem / Moi an.
Die hotIte 3uIoQe, Die beniuigt nor,
Sen If, betr0Qt IS Gents per Stunoe,
S36.72 I'M Monat, fir 2otonotiDfilh
rer @e8er uno QG1iifc Nnaeitcute
i'm @obn5oisoicnit, Der qroBte go.
item, Der am I gugn't al cinen
W{ann natbesohlt mlrh. Iii S1t01G-
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8eientlid,e @eiidDtspnnfte.

Die geboroe iieB iit Bel ibrer Gut.
ideiouug pon 'ieben 6oupt48eijdDt@-
purften 1eitcn; Come fir 1bulide
9lrbeit IN oroercn 1Jnouitrien. Ser.
h0ItntS npiid}en Qobn. un0 2ebens,
foiten. 8etriebsgefohr. Aiothnenoioc
Sfulung uno Gjcididiidteit. 6}roo
ser &eront1portung. 2Irr uno 8eitdn.
oiQfeit ser 8eidlQftiqunq. llngleih.
hciten BET irilbcreu 2ohnerbohuuqen.
Der 9crid1t Der 4ebor6c iagt,
ncn Die Iebigen 3uIa8en 3u bod er.
iteinqu, Der moge 0eyqleide nit all,
0cren TSn6uitrlen 3ieheu. W1an babe
lid beItrcbt &0hne feft3uieten, bic
cine onqemeifene 2e5en5baItrJng Der
1SanuIie uno cine auaemciiene Gr3ie.
hunq fir oie S1n6er Der gtngeitellten
ern0qhder gIeIh3et:ia lit in 9e-
trot1t qe3o1en Dor6cH. 6oB nift cine
ein3elne Gioiie oon Hr5eitern por on.
oeren bepor9uat merocn 6arf iofpic
0oB itl,eBlld oas Ii6hfum bic gan.
ser arhcttsn 4etricbsta'-cu 3u trnqen
no.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-09-25

several minutes before the out.
burst of applause died away
sufficiently for him to start.
And then little Misses Adele
Patout, Patricia Burke, Lily
Gladys Broussard and Qlenta Pat
out mounted the platform bearing
baskets of beautiful flowers. They
were followed by little Misses Rita
Arnandez. Ethel May Frame, Celia
DsuteIive, Marjorie Lyle, Louise
Babino, Olga DeIahoussaye, Hazel
Bertrand, Evelyn ColgiD, Claudela
Laperouse and Sadie Berard, with
arms full of bouquets This
offering of floral tribute, symbolic
ing victory, and expressing the joy
over the return of the champion,
was so unexpected a demonstra
ton, that, the Senator's feelings
we're noticably touched, and it was
with difficulty that he began his
response to the welcome.
Without attempting any flights
of oratory, but in the plain,
straightforward style so like the
man himself, Mr. Broussard
thanked Iberia for their loyal
support, and re pledged his best
efforts in behalf Of his constituents.
Perhaps never before has any
senator been able to honestly state
that he goes to Washington
unhampered by auy campaign
promises, uncompromlsed by poll
tical alliances made to secure
support for his election. Never
before has brother followed bro. her
in this high Office. And certainly
never has man stepped into a
position where hearts are so warm
to receive him as does Edwin 5
BrOussard, because of the univer
sal love for "Cousin Bob" in
Washington, d g.
Much of the credit for the
success of the reception belongs to
the ladies who had charge of the
The platform was adorned with
flags and sugar cane, rice, and
other products of this district, aud
1t presented q pretty view indeed.
The ladies who attended to this
work putting in most all Sunday
on it. were: Mrs >. &
Arnandez, Mrs. r w. Frame,
Mrs Jno. A. Buquor, Mrs. Get
Mrs. Fred PatOut, Mrs.
Chas Basin, Mrs. Sidney Patout,
and Misses Leila GOnsouliD, Eve
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-09-25
PROGRESS MADE ON
PAPER MILL.
Work on New Industry
Being Rushed Ahead.

Work is progressing rapidly out at
the site of the Charles Boldt Paper
Mills Company, east Of town.
The N. l & N. track layers are
well advanced with the laying of the
spur track ard will have it completed
in few days.
Cement, SO hard to secure now a
days, has been located by Mr.. Will
hanson, chief engineer on the job,
and few car loads have already ar
rived in New iberia.
The further these gentlemen go into
the proposition here, the more deenly
are they impressed with the advant-
ages of mill in our city. They now
hope to complete construction work
by May 1921, and will have a large
supply of rice straw in storage from
the present crop, ready to start the
wheels turning at least by June 1st
of the coming year.
Many of the rice growers are res
ponding to the request that care be
taken in stacking the straw where it
will be easy of access for the balers,
and are also building the stacks solid
so as to turn off the rain and keep
the center from rotting.
From now on rice will probably
have to be made on a close margin
and the extra revenue from the sale
of the straw will be a welcome ad-
dition to the small profits of the in
dustry.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-09-25
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
HOLD MEETING.
Strong S e t Of Officers
Are Elected.

Last Sunday at one of the larg
est meetings OF this Council the
election of officers for The ensuing
year was held. This meeting was
one that will be remembered by
those present az the most Interest.
ing meeting of it's kind ever held
Oy New Iberia Council for snch a
purpose The retiring Grand
Knight + o. Schwing asked the
members present to be careful and
select officers that would continue
to make this Council progress AZ it
has been doing in the past few
months, 40 after many nominations
and close races the following were
elected for the ensuing year:
julius Bertrand, Grand knight,
J Daphis Broussard, Deputy
Grand Knight.
Valery Laperouse, Financial.
Secretary.
e. q Landry, Recorder.
WalterDelahoussaye, Chancellor.
Emile Gajan, Advocate.
Maurice Bergerie, Warden.
Dennis Delahoussaye, Inner
Guard.
Fred Davis, Outer Guard.
Trustees:
L L. Laperouse
l.. j. Bertrand
J. L. Landry
Very Rev Canon J M. LaDglois
V G Chaplain.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-09-25
IBERIA'S NEW SENATOR IS ACCORDED
BIG RECEPTION SUNDAY.
ENTHUSIASTIC YARD TO WE, COME
VICTORIOUS CANDIDATE HOME.

wended their way to the platform
Ii the ovation IN Jeanerette wa
wild. we have 10 words TO descrih
The reception Ia New Iboiia Th,
music, the handshakiDg, the ap
plause, it was New Iberia, Iberi,
Parish, The Old Third, welcomlns
her OwD.
1t was not only a celebration o.
Broussard's victory, it was th'
celebration Of our own victory; hi
fight was our fight; his success tb,
vlndicatiOn of our principles anG
theories of government.
Hon. L. o. Hacker called the
meeting to order, aud introduced
the Chairman, Mr. Fl W. Carver
Pres. of the Chamber of Com
merce.
The chairman next presented
the Hon. Walter j Burke, who in
his welcome address sounded the
keynote of Broussard's success
his absolute dependability.
Mr.. Burke, always fOrceful.
eloquent speaker, was at his best,
aud the principles of government
there enunciated by him should
be borne in mind by every citizen
He, like Broussard, has wit
messed with alaym the rapid
Capitalization Of power in the
hands of our National government.
1t was Broussard's stand for
Self determination by the indi-
vidual states, more than any other
thing. that won Mr.. RuIke's
support to the New Iberia candi-
dates cause.
1t is an old aud acknowledged
principle of GIVES, that govern
ment is best which governs least,
and that the nearer the seat of
power TO the individual citizen,
the more nearly can it rule cor
rectly.
This was the text of Mr.. Burke's
address, and 1t parallels the plat
form on which our new Senator
made his campaign.
Mr.. Dudley Gullbeau, Brous
sard's campaign manager, spoke
next. He knew our senator when
a boy--and he was a dependable
boy. He knows him for years as
a mana dependable man. He
knows he will make Louisiana a
dependable representative at
Washington.
Then BrOussard himself was
called on to speak. But it was
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-09-25
DRILLING WILL START
AT ONCE.
Everything Is Ready To
Try For Oil.

Things are looking lively now
out at the derrick of the Detroit.
Canadian Oil & Gas Company, on
CASTOR Patout's property above
town.
All of the machinery is set up
and ready to start work, according
to Mr.. John BOdenstab, Secretary
of the concern, who has been in
New Iberia since the first of the
week.
Mr.. McPhes informed us
Thursday morning that the water
hole, about three hundred feet
deep, would be drilled that day,
and Immediately upon arrival of
the mud box, which is en- route
from aOnston, the real drilling for
oil will be started.
The president of this company
is Richard L Aylward, head of
the big coal mining company of
that name. The treasurer is Charles
w. Norton, proprietor of the
Norton Hotel, one of Detroi,'s
leading hostelries. One of the
principal stock holders is Joseph
Galamb, Chief Designing Engineer
for Henry Ford, the man who
designed the Fordson tractor.
Mr.. McPhee is the only real oil
man in the company, but the
others who know him aud his oil
record intimately, are backing his
judgment TO the limit on striking
oil in Iberia parish.
Az this is being written, Secre.
tary Bodenstab comes in with the
news that the mud box arrived
today, Thursday, so according to
plans the oil driliers will start
before the end of the present
week.
Mr.. McPhee has gathered
crew of thoroughly seasoned
workmeD, and every indication
being favorable, New iberia can
look for ward to important develop
meuts in the near future
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-09-25

Sunday, September 10Th, was
notable day for New Iberia ant
for Iberia Parish.
When Hon. Edwin 8. Broussart
a,st announced his candidacy fol
The United States Senate, q few
months ago, the whole of lberls
entered the fight with him.
Just six years ago Iberia had
nlaced their political idol In the
Senate at Washington. They had
mt him there because they wanted
4 strong, fearless, dependable
champion to defend their interests
n the National Congress. Un
timely death interfered, and the
universally loved Robert F. Brous
sard's seat in the Senate passed TO
another.
But Iberia and the Third Dis
trict feel that they are entitled to
ons of the Senator's from Louisiana,
and where could a stronger cham
MON Of our rights and industries
he fouud than IN edwin, fIere de
Rob-? So Broussard's fight was
OUR fight, and his victory OUR
victory.
And last Sunday WAS, as we
said before, notable day for
Iberia.
Thousands of citizens crowded
into the little city of Jeanerette to
await the arrival of "No. Seven"
from New Orleans. Upwards Of
tWO h0Rdred automobiles were
lined np, and the famous Chamber
Of Commerce Brass Band from
New Iberia livened up the interim
before train time.
When the long line of coaches
came to stop there was wild
rush, and enthusiasm knew no
bounds when the familiar figure,
clad in gray business suit, stepped
down and started for the waiting
cor.
Such haDdshaking, such cheers,
voices husky with emotion, and
eyes dimmed with tears Of joy.
The ovation continued all
through the streets of JeaneIette,
and scarcely had the last auto left
that city until the head Of the line
swung into New Iberia and drew
up ct the old Court House, where
amid pressing, crowding thousands
the unsssuming figure in the gray
business suit, and his companions,