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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-10-02
CUTS TO CONTINUE, DE-
CLARES FEDERAL RE-
SERVE REPORTS.

Washington, Sept. 30.-Priee
cutting has taken hold of the
wholesale trade to an extent that
soon must be felt substantially in
lower prices to the consumer, ac-
cording to the federal reserve
boards monthly business review,
made public tonight.
Revival of the days of price re-
duction, and its spread to many
retail lines was attributed to "a
more exacting demand by the buy
ing public as to price and quail
ity." Retail purchasers are show
ing continued determination to
await a move by dealers to meet
those demands, while foregoing
luxuries and semi-luxuries, re-
ports to the board declared.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-10-02
FARMERS WILL AGAIN Be URGED
TO DIVERSITY CROPS IN SPRING.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WILL MAKE
MORE APPEALS TO THE PLANTER
PROMISES GOOD RETURNS.

The New iberia Chamber OF
Commerce will soon again urge
farmers to Diversity their farming
next spring, according to infor-
| mation from President IL. w.
Carver, and the farmers will be
nrged to cooperate with local
business interests in this particu-
lar phase of our community life.
Early in the year Mr.. Carver,
then a member of the Board OF
Directors, and Secretary Noel
urged, nay. even begged the
farmers to diversity their crops
and not hold all their eggs in one
basket, for this twain of workers
pointed out that the price of rice
and sugar cane both were due to
drop in price before many moons
had passed. They both had the
vision of the future; both knew
that at one time or another the
farmer would appreciate the value
Of diversified crop.
The New iberia Canning Com
pany, Fitz Dietlein, president,
wanted many things to can this
year, but were unable to procure
the amount of raw materials nee
essary to keep the plant going
full time all the season. The
Company is now fact, not an
experiment, and the farmers will
be urged to plant many articles
of food that may be canned and
sold to the consumer. There is
"a continual demand for canned
goods, especially in the North,
and the demand has become more
than the production. There prob
ably will be another canning
plant erected in New Iberia BE-
fore many months have passed
into history and it would be well
for the farmers to make ready to
sell their goods for cash on the
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-10-02
ANOTHER INDUSTRY NOW PLANS
TO INVADE our METROPOLIS.
BIG COMPANY MAKES INQUIRIES OF
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

main line of the Southern Pacific
Railroad and on a branch of the
Frisco. In addition to having ex
cellent railroad facilities the
waterways are exceptional, the
Bayou Teche winds through our
little metropolis and is a navig-
able stream. affording a complete
waterways to New Orleans, the
second largest port in the United
States.
For your information will say
that the New Iberia Canning Cont
pany erected a factory here early
in the year, canning tomatoes,
figs, okra and other vegetables as
well as cane syrup, and the con-
eern, according to recent con-
versation with Mr.. Fritz Dietlein,
president. is well satisfied with
the work accomplished this year
and expects to do exceptionally
well next year, owing to the fact
that many planters will diversity
their crops more next year, in.
stead of growing rice and sugar
cane almost exclusively. The
Chamber of Commerce early in
the year requested and urged the
farmers to Diversity their crops,
which | feel sure they will do next
season, assuring your concern
plenty of raw material to can and
manufacture. I referred your
communication to Mr.. II. w. Car
yer, president Of the New Iberia
Chamber Of Commerce, and he
will write You under separate
cover.
In conversation with Mayor I'll.
s. Sealy, who was largely instru-
pent&l il. scoring the Boldt
Paper Mills for New liberia, he as
sured me that your concern would
be exempted from taxes for ten
ITO be continued on Page 12.)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-10-02
REALTY INTERESTS TO MEET NEXT
MONDAY AT the C. OF C. OFFICE.
WILL REPORT FINDINGS
HOUSING PROBLEM is MOSTACUTE.

The tentative realty company
and interested citizens in the
housing situation will meet in. in,
formal conference in the office of
the Chamber Of Commerce Mon
day afternoon at five O'Clock to
hear the report of Messrs. H. S.
Sealy, Mayor, r. A. Jacob and A.
B. Murray, which committee Of
three was appointed by the chair
to look over the situation and de-
wise ways and means for relieving
the congested situation relative to
houses.
At last Monday afternoons ses,
sion a number of citizens who are
interested in the future welfare
of New Iberia met at the call of
President IT. w. Carver of the
Chamber of Commerce. and Mayor
Fl. S. Sealy and tentative pans TO
secure more houses were dis
cussed pro and con for full hour,
Chairman Carver asked express
sions from the various men in at
tendance and several unique prop
rSitions were put before the coun-
ell.
A. G. Bernard, who was active
in securing the Boldt Paper Mills
concern to erect their plant in
New Iberia, called the attention
of his auditors to the acute situa-
tion relative to houses in New
Iberia, as was pointed out in sew
eral articles recently published in
The Enterprise.
In the course of the discussion
it came out that the Boldt inter
ests need at least ten or twelve
houses in which to properly shell
ter the families Of several highly
paid employees, and they are most
insistent that New Iberia do its
share towards the large invest
ment about to be made in estab-
fishing their immense plant here.
Mr.. Bernard also called to their
attention the fact that even should
the prospective house owners not
rent their domiciles to Bolds en-
ployacs that they would be
snapped up by local renters, who
are in a bad way in the housing
phase.
Mr.. A. B. Murray said that he
had several houses on Charles
Street that were now being occu.
pied by negro families. but that
with a few improvements on each
they could easily be made habit
able for caucasians.
Hon. Porteus r. Burke sug-
gested the forming of a realty
company, which would take entire
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-10-02

charge of the affair and suggested
the building Of ten or twelve new
houses of five or six rooms each
with modern conveniences and
said that he thought it would be
paying as well as civic i'm
provement.
Mr.. Murray said that New Or
leans real estate dealers worked
on the basis of from 1919 to Is
per cent. on their investment, a
portion of which would go to the
upkeep and general repairs neces-
sary on dwellings. On motion by
Robert Perry, seconded by Por-
teus r. Burke and carried. Chair
man II. w. Carver appointed
Mayor H. S. Sealy, r. A. Jacob
and A. B. Murray on the com.
mite to investigate the local
housing situation and report their
findings to the tentative organl-
cation. Among thsoe present at
last Monday afternoons session
were George J. Cousin, A. b. Muir
ray, Mayor II. s. Sealy, II. W.
Carver. Luke l.. Bertrand, Al
honse Davis, r.. A. Jacob, G. A.
Barnes, A. G. Bernard, Porteus R.
Burke. r. w. Frame, Robert
Perry, Edward L. Estorge, Chas,
Carstens, William Weeks, F. u.
Delahoussaye and Alfred Lewald
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-10-02

spot, with no chance of a fnan
cial loss.
Should another canning plant
be erected in New Iberia this city
will be a centralizing point for
farmers and they will find a
ready market for their wares
Both paper mills probably will be
in operation before next spring
and this also will make New lbe-
ria a trading point, which means
more business and better financial
returns to all concerned.
Competition always means
more and better business.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-10-02

Gentlemen-This is in answer
to your communication of the
2Sth inst. There is a wonderful
opportunity here for the establish
ment of a canning factory such as
gu contemplate building and !
San assure you, that your conafrn
would be exempted from taxes for
a period Of ten wears as well as a
most suitable location. New Ibe-
ria Is happily situated on the
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-10-02
MAKE YOUR AIM
A HOME OF YOUR OWN

Savers and people who want to
own their. own homes find that
this Association is organized to
give them the best possible SER
vice.
Funds ara-loaned ONLY on real
estate first mortgages.
Most of these loans are to
members, so that they can build
and enjoy their homes while pay
ing for them.
If you desire to have a home
we cordially invite you to become
depositor here.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN,
w. G.. Weeks, Secty.
---2--------O-
666 quickly relieves Constipa.
ton, Biliousness. Loss of Appetite
and Headaches. due to Torpid
Liver.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-10-02

BOST-On Sunday last a gold
bar pin with small diamond in
center. Small reward if returned
to Miss Jeanne Cousin. 1t
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-10-02

FOR SALE-A block of lots on
3ayou front, East End, containing
Ibout four arpents. Apply to w
j. Grant.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-10-02
JERSEY cow FOR SALE.

Jersey COW with three-weeks-
old heifer for sale. Also one
heifer Is months-old (bred). APP
Div to Walter Villermin.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-10-02

That the publicity secured by
the New Iberia Chamber of Com
merce for the past nine months
through periodicals, journals
magazines, etc. Of virtually every
description is beginning to net
results is shown by the fact that
another concern, the Quaker Maid
GPmpany, Inc. Of Louisville, Ky.i
Il contemplating erecting a $780,.
600 industry in our little City
The following correspondence
from Chamber of Commerce head
quarters speaks for itself:
-Sept, 2S, 9120.
New Iberia Chamber Of Com.
merce, New iberia, La:
Gentlemen-Please inform us
whether there is any tax exemp-
tion for period Of years on new
industries locating in your Par
ish. We have in mind the es-
tablishing of canning plant, ap-
proximately an investment of
100000.
Awaiting your reply, we re-
main,
Yours very truly,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-10-02

New iberia, Sept. 30. 1920.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-16
IOWA G.. E.
CONVENTION
Expected Eight Hundred Delegates
Will Attend Three Days Meet
ing up in Cedar
Rapids.

CEDAR RAPIDS, June 16.-The
Iowa Christian Endeavor union will
hold its annual convention In this city
on June 25, 2e and 81. 1t is expected
that 500 members will attend. Five
hundred Of these members will be
from other cities in the state.
The meeting will be opened on Fri
day, June rs, at 9 a. m, with an IN.
vocation by some local pastor.
Many prominent men In the church
world will attend the convention,
coming from all parts OF the United
States.
Rev. C. H. Stauffacher president OF
the Iowa Christian Endeavor union,
will preside. The address of welcome
will be given by Hon. c. F. Clark.
The response will be given by Rev.
IS. c. Wadding OF Des Moines, vice
president of the Iowa Christian En-
,deavor union.
Dan A. Polling, associate presiden,
Iof the United Society of Christian
Endeavor will be the speaker for Fri
day night
After the meeting on Friday a re-
ception will be held at the Westmln-
lster Presbyterian church for all dele
gates.
Saturday morning will be devoted
to conferences conducted by A. J.
Shartle of Boston, treasurer of the
United Society of Christian Endeavor.
Saturday noon the annual banquet
\ of the Iowa Alumni Fellowship will
be held in the Commercial club rooms
and the expert banquet will be held
at the same time in the dining room
of the Zion United Evangelical
church. 81
Saturday afternoon a missionary
play entitled 1.-THE Pill Bottle will
be rendered by the missionary CON-
mittee of the Cedar Rapids Christian
Endeavor union.
Following the afternoon meeting
the various churches will hold de-
Inominational rallies. Saturday nights
meeting will be addressed by A. J.
Shartle, the convention conference
man.
Sunday morning will be left open
so that the delegates will be able to
attend any church they desire to at
tend On Sunday afternoon A. J.
Shartle and Ira B. Landreth Of Chi
cago, will speak The meeting will
be closed on Sunday evening by an
address given by Mr.. L.andreth.
Music will be furnished by choir
of 200 voices under the direction Of
Professor Newcomb of Coe college.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-16

on his return by ship when near the
Isthmus of Panama the ship vas
wrecked and he, with thirty-tive other
passengers on board, were cast
upon a barren island where they were
stranded with nothing except the eggs
of sea gulls upon which to live until
rescued by passing ship which they
were able to signal a month later. He
fell thirteen years ago and broke his
left hip, since which time he has been
unable to walk. Barring this he has
enjoyed splendid health nearly all of
his long life, which he attributed to
regular habits and simple living. He
always made it a rule to retire each
night at as near nine o'clock as pos.
sfble. He was just as punctual in aris
ing and in having his meals served.
He was elected assessor Of st. Fran
co.'s county in 1872, when the taxable
wealth Of the county (now $24 ,000, 000)
was about 100000 For listing this
he received $50. He represented the
county in the state Legislature in 1914,
he was repeatedly urged to
accept political preferment by his
friends, but steadfastly refused. He
was a staunch democrat, although lib
eral in his views. This attitude made
strong friends for him among those
of opposing political faith as well as
those of his own party. He had for
many years been an elder in the Pres
byterian church. '.-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-16

'The Web Of Chance" and it comes
to the Colonial theatre today.
The story is lively comedy drama
and is the type OF production which
provides entertainment for every
body A whimsical heroine who takes
it upon herself to capture the Grim
inal for whom her uncle's detective
agency is on the lookout. and then
discovers that she is trailing the man
she loves, is the centre OF an ABSORB
ing plot which it is said gains in in
terest until the unexpected denouc-
ment
Reports from other towns assert
that Peggy Hyland never has been
more charming than in this latest
production.
To the beautiful and equally coura-
geous Juanita Hansen. who enacts
the role of the lost princess, in The
Lost City" must be given a great
share of the credit for the realism
Of this wonderful story, for it was to
her that the story called for the most
daring chances; and that she met the
test again and again in scenes that
must have seemed far more real than
any spectator who views them can
imagine, is monumental testimony 10
her courage and nerve-the more
noteworthy because of the fact that
she is but a mere slip OF a girl.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-16
ONE HUNDRED
YEARS OF AGE
Missouri Man Born in St. Francois
County and Lived There All His
Life Except Few
Years

PENNINGTON, Mo, June 10
Thomas Harvey Halle died at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. Edward
Byington, at Pennington, Of general
debility, aged 100 years, 2 months and
20 days. He was a native of st. Fran
co.'s county and had spent all OF his
long life in and near Pennington, bar
ring a few years following 1S49, when
he made two trips overland to Call
fornia, spending year or two each
time in the Golden state. The hrst
trip to California proved very sue
cessful venture and he brought back
with him a small trunkful of gold mug
gets. He made the trip each time to
California overland, going by OK train
the first time and driving $50 head or
cattle and horses through the second
time, in 1851. He thought he would
find a great market for these at San
Francisco but in this he was mistaken.
After losing 80 head of cattle through
depredations of Indians and other
causes en- route, he found a poor mar
ket at San Francisco and sold the re-
mainder of his herd at great financial
loss.
To add further to his misfortunes,
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-16
Good Times With
Your Gulbransen

but it's exquisite "pedal-touch' and direct
control of expression through the pedals
make it far superior to other instruments
Of it's type. . -. ....s.s...s
You would enjoy Gulbransen. You could !,
play it we'll Just try one at our store.
NATIONALLY PRICED
Three models, all playable by hand or by roll
sold at the prices to everybody, every
where in the U. S., freight and tax paid
Price branded in the back Of each instrument at
the factory
White House Model s725-$7o cash. s22 month
Country Seat Model ,s625-$60- cash, $40 month
Suburban Model s550-s40 cash, $40 month 4
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-16
Which is the Musician? Both--
if the Player-piano Is a Gulbranesn

piano musical instrument than the harp Is ha
suggestion any difference yet the first pano called han
Do they have mechanism between the musician fingers
musical boxes' That is what was said Of them.
the harpco to play than the harp and
cepted the leading musical instrument
today repeating the history Of the hapsichord
liberated mind Of infinite problems muscular
hours the time required to learn to play.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-16
by POSTMASTER Moor
1t Wasn't Funny Then

|temporaneously by POSTMASTER Moor
head.
1t Wasn't Funny Then.
At the end of the program that
had been arranged and printed, eacn
jof the members of the class told Of
his experiences and troubles in the
beginning of his practice-but the
rose was hung over the table at this
point and some very human docu-
ments can not be reported-and some
of them seemed very funny last night
that were nearly tragic to the new
doctor twenty-nine years ago.
One man, author of text book
now, broke down in tears in recalling
his early professional life.
Another referred to differences N
the practice today and thirty years
ago.
But most of these speeches caused
lots of laughter around the table, and
DR.. A. C. Armitage Of Shenandoah,
told one of the funniest.
And Others Also.
DR.. R. NJ. Lapsley, member of the
faculty after 81 graduated was one
of the speakers and paid tribute &c
Dr.. George F. Jenkins, president o,
the college. EaE.
Then the trio Of wives OF the class
mates were called on ana each made
a graceful little speech-one said she
knew few of the graduating class as
her interest was centered In one doc.
tor at that time.
DR.. G. Walter Barr, professor IN
the rival Old College in 1891, was m.
vited to speak and told how the for.
nation of the keokuk Medical col
llege brought him to Keokuk and
changed his whole life.
4 vote of thanks was given Mrs.
DR.. B. S. Pennington, OF Hoisingron
Kansas, who made ribbon badges ror
the class on her sick beG.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-16
Small Chance For Fight.
limited Press Leased Wire Serv

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 10
Prospects Of battle between
Georges Carpenter, French boxer
and Jack Dempsey, for the heavy
weight title this year went glimmer-
ing today.
Carpenter, here on a tour, ex-
pressed his pleasure over Dempsey
acquittal, but said it will not inter
fere with his plans to sail for France
on July 10.
1t is believed the Frenchman will
wait until next year before meeting
the champion. He is expected to re-
turn here in September.
NOW I can talk championship
fight" said Carpenter, when in
formed of Dempsey's acquittal "The
verdict has removed the last OBJ
stacle in the way of our match"
Carpenter confirmed the postpone
ment Of his Levinsky bout
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