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The Washington times., 1920-05-25
J. d. GARMAN.
Dist Nat. Bank Bldg.

THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED under
our name are controlled EXCLUSIVELY
6y US THEY ARE ADvERTISED DAILY
your business personal and prompt atten-
WHITE.
trobe; gas. $4,000.
SO varnum St. n. w. Petworthl;
closed sleeping porch;'i Bedrooms. $3.50,
1914 Mckinley st; tCh.vy Chs..); > rms.
INV. h.; ststionary tubs: electricity; pos.
1897 W st. s. E; 5 rms. b. $4,000.
hridt hl:i 10Th s, n va; odS % rms. rec hail.
so7 Sd :t: \; W.; rms. b.; brick; gas;
brown stone trimmed; h.-w. n: concrete
eells1; .nely newly painted and pa"ered; a. M.
ssS 18th st, N. E.; brick; rms; b.'
b ~" Morse Sc noo s.. N. e.; brick rms. b.;
bss;;; vapor heat $1,000,
rms. b. rsn" each ATs Sr,cs \ ysar,; s y f:na.
,51 Columbia coh9HER. .tl n ": brick; rm.,
reception hall, b.; iatrobe gas $4,000.
1907 Wyiie st. N. E.: brick; iatroee:
2Ts i'st' st. N. w; brick; 7 rms. rec
v,, l.ls ss'h - 4 N. w: rms; frame;
s3iS ChampIain st. n. W.; 6 rms. b.;
brick; furn gas $3.50
sss % st. N. E.. brick. $500.
I7-ls Va ave. s. E.; brick and frame.
200 j. st. n. W.. corner; brick. rms.
-. H5 Delaware ave; $, W; brick; ',Frmgana,
1906 N st. n. w.-Brick; rms. bath;
lot ,t,, sS1le' to slIex; $500. -
trobe; gas: excellent condition: possession.
s; De Frees st. y; "; brick; . rms. and
$40 u.,{. E st \ !; e. E. vAcANT-Rrick: rms.
l.rs. lot lcorner,. $500.
2a3,aS,s'-ss c st. s. w.-Brick; 6 rms..
.1l7.is d st. s. w-Brck: rms. ;.
Isss sth st. N. w.-Briek: 8 rms. rec.
hall; b.; istrSbe gas; basement $3.50
1885 Que st N. w.--a-story and base-
lstrobe: gas possession. $3.50.
..c,.p 20. FLA Gnna,,on awe n va room rms b. brick
1908 Bsnnins I'd. N. E.-Briek: iatrobs;
ia th :t N. E.-Briek and frame; 8
Icsn II: j. ave. N w.-s rms. rec. hall.
b.; iatrob. ga. $500
,.,ras. ,,,S ''2s M F ;,,so 3, y w'-Briok rm' b.
r.,ros. l,a; ss..:n t 4, !, ,so y w.-Brok rm' b.
SUBURBAN.
,wHirn ssSr HeS,cn S ST Mt ,n.nisL Rs,nisr; sdm
l. metal garage; lot 5o1l5o. POSSESSION.
'sVS st.. Mt Rainier. Md,-twHIrE)-
garage: lot soribo; newly painted. VA
oHsr b.l RAY s,''vv vv.-cwprTr,-s rms. b.:
steam heat; garage; electricity; possession.
acres; 40 acres clear. 37h acres excellent
timber; 400 fruit trees: s-rm. house slate
roof near stores. schools and churches
$3.50. "
~ rms, b.; INV h. $500 III.
store. iith and T sts. y, w.-stor..
rms S-rm, brick house adjoining; brick
in7 U st. n. w.--store; :. snt.; briae;
h;,Tw h slee,5s,c',y; s,s s"r 'l'osT, ..cs.
monthly rental so. poth for $3.50. -
ALL OF THE ApovE pRorERTIEs
CAN ne PURCHASED OF REASONABLE
"" pRAproRp COMPANY.
Main Bs77, ass southern Bldg Msin ss1s
THE hest homo barg.ins are listed unde.
.'ouR ONE bEsT BUY On the Rsai
nstats Page ~ The Times ever SATURDAY.
The Washington times., 1920-05-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES
GOOD VALUE HERE

GOOD VALUE HERE
spiendidiy located. we'll built, semi
detached home In the northwest
containing 4 rooms and bath, hot
water heat, sss and elee. new pa
per colonial porch, nne basement.
laundry. Exceptionally large yard.
room for garden; wide alley In rear.
This soms. e9nsidsr,nE ,as price. OF
bargain at 1850.
TERMS.
r. ]. NESLINE COMPANY
305 Continental Trust Bldg.
l4th 4 II SITS.
Main 708.
S27bOO
North OF New York ave on 7th st. n. w,
large -3-story brick business place with
mats and 2 baths; hot-water heat; this
ss.p sS.Sns ic ma. VIC. .sS .rs. 81 srlss sory
garage TO hold several cars. Property In
almost perfect condition and in good
business block where business Ia gettinS
over 100 business properties for sale
many OF them good investments.
Il j. D. GARMAN,
District Nat. Bank Bldg.
Near 10th and Nd ave 7 rooms. 2
baths; hot-wster heat. Bargain At 5000
cash.
sth and N. C. ave. S. 4. Beautiful 1oca-
ton: rooms. bath: hot-water heat. $500.
Near Lincoln Park and Mass ave. s
rooms. tile bath: hot-water heat: electric
ity and space for double garage. Price.
sl0.5o0. Terms
J. D. GARMAN.
District National Bank Bldg.
Main 1929.
The Washington times., 1920-05-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES

BOSS 4, PHELPS
Telephone Main 4340
1406 II St N. W.
PRICE, 5000. west Of 18th st. and
north Of Park road. a desirable
home occupied by owner Posses
sion will be given. This 10 a large
two-story modern six-room house,
There is also a garage. We believe
this 10 be a very cheap home and
A would be TO your advantage to
Inspect II promptly.
PRICE. SIC. 600. a splendid north
built by one OF the well known
buildersl colonial style. having nine
rooms two bath hs. hot water heat,
electric lights, sleeping porch,
house .. screened throughout and
there is garage for Two csrs;
terAs OF $4,000 cash and monthly
payments will be accepted.
''
PRICE. $500. near the Soldiers
Home-owner occupying house
will give possession and sell on
terms OF 1880 cash and monthly
payments. This is six,room
modern brick house. good lot TO
alley, and room for a garage. We
would be glad to show you this
house right away.
PRICE, $3.50. in the Mass. Avenue
Heights section, Just little on
of Wisconsin ave. a six-room and
bath colonial brick house. having
hot water heat, electric nights,
front porch, two-story rear porches,
paved alley in rear with room for
garage. Owner leaving city. pos
session can be had any time.
PRICE, $3.50, a detached home
we'll situated in the northwest,
vacant and in perfect condition
wide paved alley and there Is
garage. The house has two stories
and attic, four bedrooms on the
second floor. Convenient terms OF
sale.
PRICE. $3.50. on Girard ST.. in
Columbia Heights, a most com
o plete home for the price asked.
two story house heated with hot
water. having electric lights, and
4 garage for two cars. This
most convenient situation in which
to own q home.
PRICE. 5000, a southeast home,
owner leaving city, prompt sale
desired and terms OF $1,000 cash
and monthly payments will be ac-
cepted; a three-story brick house
having nine rooms ani bath, nye
bedrooms, sleeping porch, hard
wood floors. hot-water heat. and
room for garage.
rice 1880: in, in cG,umS,a .,l1rnSm
house, heated with water, rear
porches, ample garage space. This
house Is in beautiful condition
throughout. Owner will give pos
session and sell on terms of l,5oO
cash and easy monthly payments.
PRICE, $3.50. a very cheap home
in the BloominRdale section:
little of Of First street in the
northwest. two-story six-room
house. many extra conveniences
not found in the ordinary house
offered for sale, deep lot 10 alley
with room for garage. Possession
given.
PRICE, $1,000, west of Conn.
ave. in Chevy Chase. two-story
house, four bedrooms, two bath
rooms on second floor. heated with
vapor, having electric lights. oak
floors. front and rear porches, and
garage Immediate possession
given. This is very, cheap home.
The Washington times., 1920-05-25
DOWNTOWN.
$4,000.

A twostory, s-room brick
dwelling close 10 two car lines
Only one square from pension
ofnce. Renting for $3.50. Has
business future.
The Washington times., 1920-05-25
18TH STREET HIGHLANDS
$4,000.

A s-room and bath detached
house, between 18th and 18th
streets. in 18th rreet Highlands
large lot: house has hot-wster
heat, hardwood floors ana trim,
and Ia vacant immediate pos
: session.
The Washington times., 1920-05-25
PROPOSALS


TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Supervising
May -, lo2o.-SEALED PROPOSALS will
be opened in this office at y. m, June %,
1920, for furnishing materi ais for the con-
House for the Hygienic Laboratory. United
States Public Health Service. Washington.
d, G., including materials for concrete.
iron and steel work. composition roofing.
sheet metal work, lumber, Pillwork paint
Ing. glazing, hardware piump,nei ma,h electric
specifications and bills OF quantities at
tached thereto, copies OF which may De OBJ
tsined at this of'ce. in the discretion Of the
MORE, Acting superyisins Architect.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
Washington. p. G., May 2b. 1s2o.-sesled
Room SOC. District building. until 2 o'clock
D. m, June ~. 1890 for furnishing bamboo
and hickory for the making OF brooms Tor
tions and forms OF proposal may be had
upon application to the Purchasing Ofncsr;
Room saS Sy Ds,rG, Dq,niR1.rs ss'lS,n Va kurz. Cons Cons
missioners, ID. G.
OFFICE OFF THE COMMISSIONERS, D: G.,
May 81, ls2o-SEALED PROPOSALS.
will be received at this ofrice. Room BOZ,
District Building, until o'clock D. m, on
June IL. 1890, Tor the construction Of sew
ers in the District cf columbia invo,v,ns
tn. 81 Brick OK snS
yo@sys" to ts"Xfs" Forms Of pro-
nation may be obtained from the Chiet
Clerk, Engineer Department. Room EsI'
District Building, Washington;, y. a.
LOUIS RROwNLOw. CHARLES w. kUTz.
Commi oners -
UNITED STATES SENATE. OFFICE
OF THE SECRETARY, ~
Washington, u. C., May 10. 1920.
SeaieN proposals will be rcGeiyed
at this office until TWELVE OCbOCk
NJ. June 10, 1920, for furnishing sta.
tionery for the use OF the united
states Senate for the fiscal year end
Blank forms for proposals, showing
the quantity and quality OF each ar
ticle and the form of bond to be sign
ed by the bidder and sureties, VIII be
furnished on application TO this Office.
. Proposals should be Endorsed Fro.
posaIs for Stationery for the United
States senate" and be directed to
George A. Sanderson, Secretary OF
the United states Senate, washing
ton n. e. - -.
Proposals and specimens must he
delivered At this Office, free OF charge,
before the hour named above,
GEORGE A. SANDERsON,
Secretary.
The Washington times., 1920-05-25
CHEVY CHASE.
$10,500.

Between the Chevy Chase and
Colum biA Country Club, two blocks
from Connecticut avenue. Lot -
75xl75 and is located right In the
midst OF besutiful forest trees:
House contains large rooms and
bath: has hot water heat. cleo
tricity and gas; garage: posses
sion at once.
The Washington times., 1920-05-25
MT. PLEASANT.

Must he sold by June /. G.
room brick dwelling In an un-
usual location-right at the edge
OF Rock Creek Park. In Mt. Pleas
ant. Hotvwater heat, double rear
porches. hardwood floors and trim.
House in excellent condition.
$4,000 cash required.
The Washington times., 1920-05-25

FOR SALE-LOTS
FOR SALE-LOTS

NATIONAL CITY HEIGHTS
Washngton's New Exclusively White Subdivision
short
he
25 ITO deep
muse buy lots on Two & VIII hc be % Ss
10
wide all District regulations
Special Offer:
- 6oem houses this property.
who ne u
stand al The regu
the purchaser the with
going the property'
5 feet from
whe
HEIGHTS has the which entirely
For a
a Adeedw he give vi $
SECURE YOUR LOT NOW-TT is THE FIRST STEP
TOWARD OWNING A HOME OF YOUR OWN!!!
j. D. GARMAN,
District National Bank Building
Main 1929.
Office Open This Week Every Day Until 7:So P. NJ.
The Washington times., 1920-05-25

THE best hong hsrg.ins are listed unds,
nstats Pare 81 The Times every SATURDAY.
The Washington times., 1920-05-25

FORD TOURING-Late model;
new tires; engine and paint in
perfect condition; cheap for
cash. Lincoln SO.
Głos polek., 1920-01-01
RANNI ZOINiERTE w SZPT.
ALACH IA GRANICA.

Washington, D. G. Departa-
ment wojny zawiadamia, ze ODE
cnie ye Francyi znajduje sic 1856
r&nnych Amerykahskich zolnie-
rzy a 56S zolnierzy znajduje sic
W Niemczech. w dniu 21-go IL
stopada r. d. we wszystkich szpi
talach W Stanach Zjadnoczo-
nych znajdowaEo sic 1920 ran
nych aolnierzv
Głos polek., 1920-01-01
Sztuka Podo-
bania Sic.

Moze sic ona blaha zdaWac,
lecz sztuka podobania sic jest Je
dina wazniejszych, ktora Z tym
Nowym Rokiem, zwfaszcza po
ukonczonej wojnie i powrocle
naszych bohater0w rOzstrzasac
nam przyStoi w naszem kobe
Gem piSmie. Naturalnie jest to
przyjetym pewnikiem, mad kt0-
rym dyskutowac ME potrzebuJe-
my, re sztuka ia 20 ktorej gio-
Sno sic ME m6wi) zajmuje mai
wiecej umysly kobiece.
Mezczyzna bowiem jest tax
rrzeSwiadczony o swej sile pc
wnej wyzszosci, kt0ra go matka
natura obdarzyla, wienczac go
kwiatem miodoSci przez nieokre
Stony przeciag czasu, ze okreS w
kt6rym podobac sic moze, (we-
dug wIasnego przynajmnieJ
nlniemania), jest znacznie dluz-
sly cd tego, w kt6Tym wdzieki
kobiece wabia i g6ruja.
M6wiac 0 sztuce podobania
sic, ME many ma mySli upiek-
szenia zewnetrznej powierzcho-
wno5ci naszej, a chociaz to jest
bardzo wainem, lecz zalezy od
mody, a po czeSci cd osobistych
nawyknieh. ale o tel glebokiej
subtelniejszej sztuce, majqcel
dalekO wazniejsze zadania do
speInienia, o tel sztuce, kt6ra
serdeczne rany goi, a rozkocha-
ne skolatane serca prowadzi ma
Slubny kobierzec.
Przyznajmy sobie w calej pro
stocie, re fakt ten nalezy uwa-
zac, iakO kulminacyjny pUnkt
sZczeScia. Czy sZczeScic daJa
tryumfy sztuli oklask publicz-
noSci? Czy zdobycze nauki hub
donioslegO znaczenia wynaiazki,
moze ascety m religiiny, ktGry
dusZe unOsi W przestworza ME-
doScignionych uczuG, bez wzgIe-
du ma potrzeby ciala, a moze pra
ca filantropijna, poSwiecenie bO-
hater6w lub move idee Smialych
reformatorow spraw spelecz-
nych. TAX, niezaprzeczenie -
wszystkie te niepospolite afery
tw0rczej dzialalnoSci ludzkiei
przynosza nam zadowolenie. roz-
Głos polek., 1920-01-01
No.. 1

UczciwoSc, brzmienie tax pie
kne, oznacza czesc czyli szacu-
mex uznanie "a dobre szla-
chetne czyny. A te Geese ubie-
gamy sic wszyscy, poniewaz dla
kazdej szanujacej sic jednostki,
jest to najmilsza nagroda "a do
konana prace.
UczciwoSc jest przymiotem
duszy opartym ma miloSci biz
niego; kto bowiem spelnia to je-
dino wielkie przykazanie, wyko-
nywa je wszystkie.
z najglebszych tajnikow serc
ludzkich, wydobywai sic przez
Gale szeregi wicklow CLOS wielki
a potezny zwany sumieniem.
Juz w samem zaraniu dziejow
ludzkich, po bratob6jczej zbro-
dni kama, CLOS ten odezwal sic
w przewrotnem jego sercu, stra
sZnem, nieznanem mu dotad u
czuciem, rozbudzilo sic w MIN SUI
mienie, lex i Kain zaczal sic u
krywac pred obecnoScia Pana.
Jest to poczucie dobrego i zlego,
wpojone gieboko w sercu czIo-
wieka, stworzonego ma obraz i
podobiehstwo Boga.
PocZucie to "sumienie" ME je-
dna zmarszczke wyryfo ma udre-
czonem czole ME raz iuz dopro-
wadzi1o do ostatecznej rozpaczy
szalenstWa.
Czlowiek w podziale historyi
naturalnej jest krolem stworze-
MA, ktorem lacza go pewne ce
Chy fizycznego ustroju w Swie-
Gle ducha jaskrawe ME do OPT
SANTA W rozmiarach daja sic wy
czuwac roznice.
Zmysf zwierzecia, zwany in
stynktem, siuzy mu tylko do L.
utrZymania lego fizycznego jes-
testwa, a jakkolwiek ma ono pc
wien stopieh inteligencyi, jak
10 widzimy " budowie kunsztO-
wnej 9niazd, wielkich mrowisk.
W tW0rzenlu za5Ob6W pozywie-
MIA przez pracowite pszczoIy,
tax, IL zwykliSmy movie, odno-
snie do obfitoSci ziemi, jako kra
jill modem plynacym; to jednak
mimo tych zdumiewajacych zja-
wisk W Swiecie przyrody, zauwa
zymy, re kazdy oddHielny gat.
zwiezat, ma tym samym sto-
rniu rozwoju m6zgowo = umy-
siowego pozostaje, idzie ono "a
Głos polek., 1920-01-01

popedem zachowawczych instyn
ktow, tepiac sic wzajemnie bez
ztdnego poczucia odpowiedzial-
nCSci.
y czioWieka obdarzonego Swia
domoscia dobrego ziego, zwia-
sZcza prZy zamanifestowaniu
Wiasnej wolf w wyborze czynow,
Wytwarza sic poczucie odpowie-
dzialnosci, ktore jest zarazem
objawem budzacego sic sumie-
ria.
Z postepem czasu duch ludzki
sic rozwinal, mysl jego spotez-
niala tax, re r6znice pomiedzy
kulturalnym dzikim czloWie-
kiem, staja sic coraz to Widocz-
niejsze. Rozwoj ten jednak pow
nien bye normalny, to jest opie-
rae sic ma zasadzie miioSci bli-
zniego; ma niej jedynie zbudowa
ne bye moze prawdziwa i nieza-
chWiana uczciwoSc, w6wczas
stoSunki 5poleczne ukiadaja sic
Wedlug Wzoru nauki chrzeSc.
i owej praktycznej zasady "nie
rob drugiemu co tobie ME mi
Io".
Przy wstecznych kierunkach,
rrZeWadze pozadliwo$ci zmysio-
wych, czestokroc wskutek dege-
neracyi iorganizmu fizycznego.
powstaja zdrozne tendancye, "a
poznanie duchowej natury clio
wieka, poped do zlego, chciwo5c.
zachlannosc i caly szereg zbro-
dni i walk Smiertelnych, kto-
rych wick obecny (Wysokiej cy-
wilizacyD by} najstraszniejsza
widownia; sumienie zaS ludzko-
sci zagluszone, pograzoe w odre-
twieniu spaio snem kamiennym.
Czy potoki krwi przelanej, stru-
mienie lez i jeki tortur moral
nych fizycznych ME zawolaja
j&k dawniej krew Abba, o POM
ste do nieba.
Tax, wolaja jui, mimo panuja
cego zamctu j wrzacego njepo-
lloiu, sadly Boze i ludzkie pietnu
ja winowajcow, ably ich pocia-
gnaG do odpowiedzialno$ci "a
sluzonej kary. Ale jak rome SO
charaktery ludzkie towarzysza
CO okolicznoSci, tax tez i stopie6
why zasluzonej kary.
Jedne sa JAYNE, zbrodnie wy
risane krwia ma zgliszcZach i
Swiezo usypanych mogilach. in
Głos polek., 1920-01-01

he dopiero w0wczas sic ujawnia.
gdy podziemi wieziennych in
nych miejsc zatracenia, wypu-
szczeni zostana owl meczennicy
o postaci wynisZczonej, O wzro-
ku zapadlym i dada Swiadectwo
przezytych max Ia sprawe VOL
nOSci.
Sa tez inne przewinienia, kno-
wanna potajemne pod zaslona
godziwych poczynan przedsie-
blorstw, wySwiadczonych do
brodziejstw, a kt0re w rzeczywi
stosci So ma usfugach zIotego
cielca.
Czy przedsiebiorstwa sa wska
E&niem inatzej ,itgpddzUlzvsxkf
oparte ma podwalinie uczciwych
zabiegow, majacych dobro og6-
III ma celu, ME wyzysk podstep
a moze Wynikajaca ztad RUNE.
Ma kazdem polu ludzkich pred
sicWziec, uczciwoSc jest naile-
pszym sZermierzZem powodze-
ma trWaloSci, lecz ma polu pra-
cy narodowej, najmniejsze zbo-
cZenie fundamentalnei zasadv
uczciwoSci, moze narod przypra-
vic o kleske, Z kt6rej ME latwo
sic podzwignac.
Me mozemy zie tn zastaWiaG
nieswiadomoScia, niedoSwiadcze
MEM, lub brakiem prZewidywa-
MIA.
PoSr6d metnych fal ludzkich
poaadliwoSci, starajmy sic
wyjsc Z tel topieli nikczemnych
zamysl6w, ze sumieniem ME ska
lanem, uczciwoScia ME splamio
na, a miioSc Ojczyzny, kt6ra
jest zarazem miia$cia blizniego
w najobszerniejszem tego slowa
znaczeniu, utrzyma mas ma dro-
DE obowiazku, uczciwoSci IL
chroni mas Cd potepiajacego wy
roku / wyrzut0w sumienia.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-11-27
VIC J. POIRSON.

On Tuesday evening at Ais
0 clock all that was mortal of
Hon. Vic j. Poirson n9ssed to the
Great Beyond. Mr.. roirson had
been confined to his home at Jean
erette for several months, a suf-
ferer from bright Is disease and
although his death was a great
shock to the citizens Of this Par
ish, his physicians held but lit
tie hope for his recovery. De-
ceased was a native of our sister
town and was son Of the late
Charles PoirsOn, also worthy
citizen Of the above place. He
held numerous positions Of trust
III his home town. and some years
ago received the appointment Of
Assessor Of the Parish, which po-
sition he filed with honor and
credit. A few years later he ac-
ccpted the appointment Of Tax
Collector under the administra-
ton Of Sheriff Henderson and re
manned in the office until the ex-
piration Of Mr.. Henderson S term.
Being such valuable and pains
taking official when the office was
officially turned over to Sheriff
p. A. Landry, the trust was
rendered again to Mr.. Poirson, he
remained there until his illness
was such he was compelled to
place himself under the care of
physician. The funeral was CON
Quoted from the st. Joseph Cath
Ollie church at Jeanerette on Wed
nesday afternoon in the presence
Of one Of the largest Out-pOurlng
Of friends ever assembled to pay
tribute to the loss Of one of its
fellow-citizens. He leaves to
mourn him besides his widow,
and daughter Mrs. Sidney Hebert,
one brother. Mr.. Charles A. Poir-
7on and two sisters, Mrs. A. L.
Provost of Jeanerette and Mrs.
Robert Hall Of Beaumont. The
Enterprise extends its condolences
to the family.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-11-27

A paper in jackson, Miss. paws
the following compliments to Mr..
Sterling PEBBLES. well-known t.
many of our citizens: Friends
are pleased to know of the splen.
did advancement Of Mr.. Sterling
PEBBLES, the fine young son of Mrs.
5. W.Peebles on North President
street, who. has been changed
from Greenwood to Clarksdale
where he is looking after the in
terests of large cotton dealers
with an Office located in that
Delta city. Mr.. PEBBLES. despite
his youth. has rapidly advanced
until he is now among the lead.
ing business men of Mississ. api,
and has jackson friends and rel.
atiye :. are justly proud of his sue
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-11-27
DR.. A. P. sILLAN.

Last Monday night at 1880
0 clock at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Hitter, brother-in.
law and sister-in-law, respective.
~, DR.. A. p. Sillan of st. Martin
vile succumbed from a fatal i'll.
ness. Deceased had been the
guest of his relatives here for
about ten days, and had returned
from New Orleans where he had
been consulting specialists. lie
was a native of France and had
spent the greater part of his years
as a practitioner of medicine in
st. Martinville. He bore the rep
utation Of being one of the most
charitable men in South Louisiana
and enjoyed the great esteem of
all who knew him. His remains
were escorted to his home and in
TERED in the Catholic cemetery.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-11-27
HE rs WELL FIXED.

How often have You heard that
EXPRESSION about some MANI
What does it mean-being well
fixed? First. it means that a man
is independent-he owns himself
His Job isn't dependent upon
the within Of another. He can take
a vacation or be sick for week
or two without wondering where
the rent money is coming from.
He can buy the things he or his
family wants and needs without
other things that are also wanted
or needed.
In short. the man who is well
fixed is not hampered and stung
nv all the bic and little annOv-
ances and troubles that ac-
company the lack of money.
You. too, can he well fixed. But
Won must make a start. Do it TO-
dav. Come in and start saw
ings account. We pay 7 per cent.
on our DAYTON Stock. Think and
act NOW.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.
w. g. Weeks. Secty.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-11-27

1t is not what you do, but how
YOU do it that make the litfer.
pncc between success and fail
ure In this day Of push and
struggle and close competition
nothing hut skill can succeed
Skilled labor always commands
its price. Therefore, if you
would succeed, be a specialist.
Do some one thing and do it well,
do it better than any one else can
do it and whether it be the prod
net of hands or brain, it will com
mand q price, and what IS more,
the respect of your neighbors
Does any one look down on the
man or woman who bravely makes
the best Of themselves? No
success commands respect. You
give in turn for the money yOu
earn something which is money 5
equivalent-your skill. You will
not obtain a large amount OF
money without giving moneys
worth. Skilled labor, whether
Of the hands or brain. is money 5
worth, and does not fail to OBJ
tain it.-Marksville Enterprise.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-11-27
CARD OF THANKS.

Nov. Goth, 1920.
We take this means to extend
our heartfelt appreciation to our
'riends and neighbors for consol-
ing words Of sympathy and also
FOR lovely floral offerings so kind
ly sent to lis during the death of
our beloved little infant. Norma
G. Labauve.
Respectfully,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Babauve
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-11-27

Sash. Blind and Door Factory,
special work Of all descriptions.
Cisterns and tanks.-Bertrand
Lumber Co.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-11-27

Rub-Mv-Tism is great pain
killer. It relieves pain and sore
nses caused by Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Sprains. etc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-04

In our pursuit Of the mighty dollar,
we too often are absorbed in the
topics Of the day, pleasure, ETC.. to
stop and consider our health. Stop
now-think-kidney diseases caused
100000 deaths last year. Are you go
ing to be included in this years toll?
Why. you will exclaim, do SO many
die, why are the health authorities
SO concerned; the answer is, we bolt
down our food, take no exercise, neg
lect our sleep and otherwise subject
our system to all sorts of abuse. Is
it any wonder that the kidneys be-
come diseased and fail in their duties
of poison elimination?
Poisons are constantly being created
in our bodies and If the kidneys fail
to carry them off they are absorbed
by the blood, causing i'll health and
misery in the form Of headaches,
backaches, tired feeling, indigestion,
etc.
You may avoid considerable suf-
fering if you heed natures warnings