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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-07-17

appointed to secure the necessary
right-of-ways in accordance with
the decision Of the Board III Sc
Letting its final route. Seconded
BY Mr.. Broussard and carried.
Moved BY Mr.. .Duboin that a
committee be appointed to be
present at the meeting Of the Po-
lice Jury on July 10Th, 1920 with
authority to purchase one tractor
and one grader, subject to the APP
provaI Of the Police jury. Messrs.
Lewis and Louis Pesson are
hereby appointed on said commit
tee.
This motion, seconded by Mr..
Myers and carried.
Moved, seconded and carried
that the Board adjourn.
LOUIS PESSON. Chm.
GEO. DUBOIN, Secty.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-07-17
New Iberia, July 13, 1920.

New IDttld, July 10, I'-b.
The Board of Supervisors Of
Road District No. 2 convened this
day in special session i'll response
to call issued by order of the
Chairman, for the purpose Of
adopting route within Road Dis
trict No. ? and attending TO any
other matter in ection with
said Road District.
The following members were
present to-wit Messrs. Louis
Pesson, Chairman; Adolph Brous-
sard, j. b. Lewis. Laodis Myers,
George Duboin.
Absent, None.
The minutes of the meeting of
July Sth, 1920 were read and on
motion, duly seconded and ear
ried said minutes were approved.
The selection of a route being
i'm order it was moved by Mr..
Broussard that the following
route be ordered surveyed to-wlt
Starting at the 9th Ward line by
the School House at Duboin fol
lowing the Peoples Coulee Road to
Gall switch across Buteau's and
the PEBBLE Plantation to inter
sect Road on the South side of the
r. & A. Railroad at Duboin Sta
ton thence along South side of F.
& A. Railroad to Tobias then in
vestigating the best route to a
point at the property Of Joe La.
biche thence following the public
road to the LIST Ward boundaries.
This notion being seconded by
Mr.. Myers and unanimously voted
in favor of same is hereby declared
carried.
Moved by Mr.. Lewis that a
committee composed Of Messrs.
Louis Pesson and Geo. Duboin be
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-07-17

Don't wait until your baby is sick
before you think about the remedy. No
matter how chubby and healthy he may
now be, his delicate little organs are
liable to serious disorders
Just a little careless overlooking,
and his digestion is delayed. And the
result is that he develops diseases Of
the stomach and bowels.
Fortify your babies against these ills
by keeping on your medicine shelf Il
package of Wares Baby Powder.
This is the perfect prescription for
babies digestive troubles. It never
fails to give quick. permanent relief.
1t is n simple antlseptic remedy which
purifes the contents of the stomach
and bowels and brings the baby back to
health.
It is odorless and tasteless. When
mixed I'm sweetened water baby really
likes to take 1t.
1t is absolutely safe. If the contents
OF an entire bottle were in your baby's
stomach at once ii could not possibly
hurt II.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-07-17
DOWN IN EAST AFRICA.

England has a new colonial
scandal on her hands, not in Asia
this time. but in East Africa,
where it seems the local authori-
ties have invented clever ways OF
inducing the negro labOrer to
work. 1t is pretty generally con
coded that the darkev should do
certain amount of toiling, were
if only for his own good, but the
line that must be drawn between
where work is righteously i'm
posed and where it becomes slav-
cry is very fine particularly in
Africa, where the native is not
very willing and where the white
man never has been particularly
squcamish in his insistency.
However, Britain has a con
siderably better record on that
score than the Germans, for in
stance, as exemplified by DR.. Pet
crs' rule; than the SpaniardS
whose early colonial operations
were frightful we might add
than Japan, if we are to give
credit to some tales that come out
of the camphor groves of For
mosa. 1t was boldly announced,
when Britain took over the East
African territory that recently
was Germany's, that there was
great rejoicing among the remain
ing natives-a large part had
died under German Sevcrity-and
it was generally supposed that
the negroes Whereabouts were in
for better days.
Well, perhaps they are, but the
reports that have been reaching
England Of late indicates need
to encourage negroes to work
and the presence, out there, of in
ventlveness in that encourage
ment.
The official now under fire is Sir
Edward Northey, governor of
British East Africa, and he it is
who found way to insist on the
proper amount of labor from each
able-bodied man. The method
used to date has been to secure
the cooperation of the native
chieftians who are expected to
use their best efforts to stimulate
the negroes to labor. But, in
case the chieftian is not sufficient
ly successful in this task, his own
removal follows and there is put
in his place one with more strong
ly developed encouraging quail.
ties.
Sir Edward seems to have got
ten fairly good results in this
way, but he is not satisfied and
has advised a project of law
which ought to turn the trick.
The officials suggestion is that
each young able-bodied man have
placed upon him a poll tax, or
labor tax, which in default Of
payment in cash should be paid
in work, the equivalent of the tax
being sixty days of labor. The
law sounds something like some
of our old road laws in the Uni
ted States, except that ours were
not applied to single race.
In short England old antag-
oniSm to anything that smacks of
the African slave trade has been
aroused anew and we do not be-
lieve that Sir Edward will have
easy sailing with his administra-
tiOn nv n
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-07-17

For 1t Is not narcotic nor purga-
tive, and has no Supplying and gripping
after effects.
Read just this one letter: Gentle
men: Enough cannot be said of your
Wares Baby Powder. It's effect is sure
in any arrangement of the babys
bowels and a few doses will end the
worst case Of so-called summer com
plant. 1t is such n boon to mothers
that / never fail to recommend it when
ever / have occasion. ! feel sure many
| little ones owe their lives to it" Mrs.
G. D. Lair sta. A, Rte. l, Box los, Dali
las, Texas.
Try Wares Black Powder for indi-
gestion and intestinal disorders in
adults.
Wares Powders for sale by leading
retail and wholesale druggists every
where or by mail direct. $500, Sl.2O,
and soc.
The Ware Chemical Co, Dallas, Texas.
w. II. Patterson, Prest and Gen1 Mgr.
(Adv.)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-07-17
FACE EIGHT
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS OF ROAD
DISTRICT NO. 2.
New iberia, July Sth, 1920.

y
The Board of Supervisors Of
Road District No. 2 composed OF
Messrs. Adolph Broussard, J. B..
Lewis Laodis Myers, Geo. Du-
boin and Louis Pesson having
been appointed by the Police jury
Of the Parish of Iberia in adj
iourned session July 7th, 1920
and all the members thereof hav-
ing qualified with the Clerk Of
Court of Iberia Parish, said mem
bers Of Board of Supervisors Of
Road District No. 2 convened this
day in open session for the pur-
pose of organizing and acting
upon all business in connection
with Road District No. 2.
There we're present Messrs.
Adolph Brodssard, }. B. Lewis,
Laodis Myers, Geo. Duboin and
Louis Pcsson.
Mr.. Adolph Broussard was
placed in nomination as tempo
rarly Chairman, and appointed by
reclamation.
The appointment Of a perma-
nent Chairman being in order, Mr..
Duboin moved that Mr. Louis
Pesson be appointed permanent
Chairman, this motion being sec
onded by Mr.. l.. Myers and unan-
imouslv voted in favor Of Mr..
Louis Pesson is declared to be the
permanent Chairman of Board OF
Supervisors Of Road District No.
Two. r" s&SsSA
The appointment of a secretary
being next on the program, Mr..
Pesson moved that Mr.. Duboin be
appointed as secretary. This mo-
ton being seconded by Mr.. Myers
and unanimously voted in the af-
firmative, Mr.. Geo Duboin is
hereby declared to be the Secre-
tary Of the Board of Supervisors
of Road District No. 2 Of the Par
ish Of Iberia.
Moved by Mr.. Lewis that the
proposition Of Mr.. Thos. j. Jones
be accepted in accordance with
his letter on file with the Secre-
tary, providing however that the
cost of survey do not exceed
$4,000 per mile and that estimates
of the cost Of construction be CIV
en- for two kind Of material, VIZ:
shells and gravel and it is further
moved that two members OF the
Board be permitted to offer sug-
gestion as to the route to be sur
veyed and that Mr.. Jones be au-
thorized to proceed with the sur
vey of said road, which is known
as the Coulee Road and report
within ten days from date. This
motion being seconded by Mr.. Du-
boin and unanimously carried,
Moved by Mr.. Duboin, seconded
bv Mr.. Myers that the members of
the Board Of Supervisors adjourn,
subject to call issued by Chair
man.
LOUIS PESSON, Chm.
GEO. DUBOIN, Secty.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-07-17
VICTIMS
RESCUED

Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid
troubles are most dangerous be-
cause of their insidious attacks.
Heed the first warning they give
that they need attention by taking
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Lates
Scientific Remedies. Used
and Endorsed by Euuo
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short {
Cold and Prevent Compli-
cations.
Every Druggist in U. S. In
structei TO Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
er If ReliefDoes Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick VAN Up.

The sensation az the year in 'ht
drug trade Is Asaironal. the two
minute cold aEa cough reiicver, 80
thoTiiaiively guaranteed ~ the ls
eoratories- tested approved and MOS
enthusiastically endorsed BY the hlga
est authorities, and proclaimed by n,
common people as ten times As qnics
and effective as whisky. rock and Iy+
or ans other ccid and congh remedy
they have ever tried
All drug stores are now sapYli~
with the wonderful new elixir. go a
yon have to de 10 get rid OF tha'
cold il to step into the nearest drul
store. hand the clerk half a d0';a'
for q bottle of Assironal and ;.l
him 10 serve yon two teaspoonfuil
with four teaspoonfuls of water in .
glass With your watch in ycu
hand take the drink al one swallos
and call for year money back in tws
minutes Il you cannot feel ysxr cols
fading away Ike a dream xsihia ths
sime limit neri De bashful for a
druggists invii You and expect yos
10 try a. Eve Aodys doing 81
When your cold OF cough is re
lieved lake the remainder O. the bot
tie horne 10 voar wife ard babies. foi
Aspironal is hy tar The safest anf
most effective The easiest To take
and fae mos asreeahle cold an
cough remedy Fer infants and chili
rcn ADV
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-08
FIRST JEWISH cOMsTlTlJ-
T|ONAL CONVENTION ON
Jews From All Nations Gather
In Palestine: Labor and
Capital In Perfect
Accord

New York. Oct. S.-The first Jew
ish Constituent assembly Of Palestine
convened ID Jerusalem today accord
iag to advsces received at the head
quarters here Of the Zionist ofg4ai-
alton Of America
Although the labor element n the
assembly has a majority. no ulira.rAd-
ioal legislation is expected. The ad-
wees stated. the National Radical
party being moderate. and tho earl
iaaisi~ group fayoring modera SORTS,
Innovations. Women delegates focx
their seats notwithstanding Orhoaox
protests The advices added Tic as
sembly has the sanction Of 81. Her
bert Samuel. British high commls<.oa-
er Of Palestine.
In the elections held last April aad
not only did many women vof brit
several were elected as delegates.
including two from Peiach Tikosah.
oldest Jewish agricultural sef'ieuent
In Palestine
The National Radical party. acnori-
lng 10 iheZionist organization fayors
development OF cooperative so-ieiies
as well as encouragement OF private
initiative The Era or capitalist
group farors prof.i-sharine and other
modern social innovations. All pa.
ties recognize the sovereignty Of The
Zionist organization. il is said. some
even proposing that il shall have ye.o
power over al legislation adopted ~
the assembly
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| LEOPARD CANNOT
CHANGE ITS SPOTS
Mr.. Dodson, the Liver Tone
Man, Tells of the Treachery
of Calomel.

Calomel loses von day, yoe
Know what calomel is Its mercury
quicksilver Calomel Is dangerous
Y crashes into sour bile like dynamite
1ramping and sickening you. Calom+'
attacks the bones and should nase,
Re Dpi into your system
Wher yoQ feel bilious. sluggish, con
TtiPated and all knocked out and De
lievas YOU need a dose Of dange eron
calomel just remember that your ira1
gist sells for a few cents a large boz
tie Of Dodsons Liver Tone which Is
entirely vegetable and pleasant ts
take and is a perfect substitute f0r
calomel Ii is guaranteed to star.
Your liver without stirring YOU u
inside. and can no. salivale.
Don't take calomel' II can no, b
trusted any more than a leonard AZ
q wildcat Take Dodsont : Liver Ton.
which sraighiens YOU right up and
makes you feel fine Give il to The
caildren because iteis perfectly harm
less and doesn't gripe
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To BOOST PRICE Of
COTTON 1T GUN POINT
,c:ton Growers Of the South Burn
Down Gins Owned BY Men
Who Refused To Close
Down

Atlanta. Ga. Oct S-Desiruction OF
several cotton gins and business hous-
es in the cotton belt afset anonymous
threats had been delivered BY opera
tors and business men to cease actiyi-
ties while cotton was selling at what
many farners termed prices below
the cost Of production. has resulted
in the ar1ning Of guards for several
OF the Gins and the closing Of bus,
ness In al least one community
Burning of the second gin in fhe
stamford. Texas. territory within two
DAYS was reported last night and the
general mercantile establishment OF
Taylor and Barnett at Hanceyilie.
Ala, was DESTROYED early yesterday
after the proarietors had ignored or
ders 10 close their places Of BUSINESS
nntil cotton was selling at forty cents
pound and had Withdrawn guards
Business men al New Haneeriile.
whose proprietors received similar
warnings. closed yesterday. bat stores
a, Garden ciiy and HanceyilIe. ana
Gins in the vicinity remained open
under armed guard.
Threats also have been received by
business men in Georgia and Ssath
Carolina and the sheriff Of fsAqdszN0n
county. South Carolina. Yesterday a.
Dealed to for protection. after cir
operators had received additional
warnings in Anderson county the
zins have been given until October
10 suspend activities
Warnings posted on gins at Bow
man. Ga. read we. the citizens q,
everywhere. kindly ask that this gin.
merry be closed until November 1920.
until further notice. Please take
7otice
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WIRELESS PLAYING A
PART IN IRELiNI

London, Oct Wireless Is 1lay
ing q prominent part in the Sim Fair
ers campaign IN Ireland and they ar
manufacturing portable ss4s in ha.
dreds SAYS the Daily S9etch.
This accounts for The sapid concor
t-ation Of msn in unexpected places
and the Sim Fesners' knowledga q
the movement Of roops. The COLOR
sste serial which siun Fein IA ern
pioying can be quickly set up and 81
quickly taken dc~n.
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Coming Sunday Hiram Al
rams presents George Benan.
the artist with soul, n
Hearts or Men powerful.
appealing p,ptoplay in SIX
parts. Also Charlie Joy co4a-
edy. Also Franklyn Farum an
Vanishing Trails
Coming Mon. es.-Wm For
presents Buck Jones in Firc-
brand Trevison wonderful
tale Of The west Also W.
Fox Sunshine comedy. Slip
ping Feet Also VIM. Fox
News On The world4 Also
Ben Wilson IN Trial or The
Octopus
Coming Next Wed. Thurs
Roy Stewart Ia "Cniamed'
sensational western play. Also
.-reeE Bulls Eve comedy Also
Warner Gland IN The Third
Eve.
A14-aA- -NcAb RI dA4 c1A
N-m Fox presents Tom Nix il
his latest and greatest picture.
-rntared first-zame shown
and Nixs super feature Also
Happy Davs~. 9-par; comedy
Also Mat and Jeff in Tailor
ShopT. comedy. Also Fox News.
Also King BaggDtt in The
Hawks Trail
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State oi Oklahoma. County Of Logan.
ISL
Bids viii be received Tor the re-
Modelling of the Cuart House Base
pent Of Logan County. Oklahomd.
sor The Rarpose Of housing the Com
" Jail Of said County In accordance
with certain plans AM specifications
.ow on file ID The office 81 the Codn-
Clerk 81 said County and State.
There will be q meeting of tie
8oard Of Codnfv Commissioners o.
aid Logan CoAnty On the 18th day
October 1920 spr the purpos of
opening bids md letting the contract
or said work above mentioned.
The plans and spesiiicaiions fns
he remodeling Of said Court HoeAc
Basement for the purpose Of housing
he County Jail of said County are en
le ia the office Of the County cle-k
II said County and State, and will
&c exhibited 20 al contractors des.r
AZ to hid upon said work. and sealed
5ids fur rem0dehnG ard construc sl9n
hereof in accordance with SAID
9Ians ard specifications ereinbefure
-etered 10 and on file in the Office
y said County Clerk. viii be receiy-
ID until ten A. NJ. OF the 18th day
II October 1920. Ali bids must be-
accompanied by "A certified check or
other security in an amount or ten
percent OF the sum bid watch saall
oe forfeited 10 the County or Logan
n faflQ.e 10 execute a bond. as he-n
natter provided The PARTY to whom
said contract is awarded must exs
ute 10 tae County of Logan a bond
the sum Of the amount OF the eon .
.rzct price, TO become void upon fgD
performance OF the conditions set !
sorVh III said contract ThTee-fi5ths !
II the contract pricf viii BE retained
5y the County until the Contract III
completed anc the work accepted ayi
The Board OF Coanfv Commissioners
u said County TIE County Com
nissioners reserve the right TO RI.
sec. any ard all bids.
r. A. ESTrS
ccuniy Clerk Of Logan County
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About three years ago when was
suffering from severe cold on nv
lungs ana coHghej most OF the time
nisht and day. tried a bottle Of
Chamberiain's Cough Remedy and
wrs surprised al the promptness wi.a
which II gave me relief. writes Nrs
James Browa. Clark Mills. \. y.
Many another has been surprised ans
pleased with the prompt relief aiiori-
ed BY this remedy.
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The beginning of aln'os- every sn.
rious disorder IS constipation. Il vol
want 10 enjoy good health keep yoar
bowels reralaT This is best accom-
niisfsa ~ proper diet and exercise
bul e-mefimes a medicine is neaaed
aid when that is The case you Nill
find ChamheTlain's Tablets are excel
lent They are mild and gentle IN
their action easy and pleasant 10
take Give them rial They only
cost a quarter
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II japanese mills had been able 10
obtain deliveries Of ali machinery ~
dered from English and Cnitad States
builders since 19i4, their eauipuea
would now aggregate about 5,A09 100
spindles The actual number. har
ever. is not more than s..5a.oQ
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Hoods
SarsaparilIa
Makes Food
Taste Good

Creates ar nrpeii,et~ digestion
pnr.les the Nood. and thus relieves
scrofaia. cstArrh. the pains and
aches OF rheumatism and gives
strength 70 the whole system
Nearly SO years phenomenal sales
tell the story of The great merit and
success of Hoods Sarsspari.ia- L
Il just the medicine vou need now.
Hoods PITS he.r-1ne cAihATsic-
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Bese cottage. the hone Of Adam
Bede. IN Derbyshire. England. ms
been sold. at auction il Il said iras
the building. used as q workshop by
Adam and Seth Be6e is still attached
10 the cottage.
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Cuban farmers. long accustomed 70
the OK as their chief draft animal.
have shown remarkable interest IN
the American tractor With tesEa
III oxen one man San piow about haN
ain acre daily. With servicaaele
two-gang tractor, the same man can
plow five acres.
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BLANCHE SWEET in
HELP WaNTED-NAlE~

Blanche Swses is an animated. san
warm peach. Her gowns are dars-x.
Her hat creations are stunning. Sha
Is TIE queen Of stylish hosiery.
Bat what have ravishing clothes =,
Do with Help Wanted: Male, Won
ask.
ven. you see even telephone girls
Rave romsuc natures. and whnr
Leona was left legancy of one thors-
dollars. = pause, picture beautiful
clofhes. seaside splen6or. maroifc.n-
hotels and OF. 80 many dashsrg. gsl-
leuf men,
Nov. 10 put into play her plan 10
lure. attract and ~rau1D~ the stronger
sex and Oh. boy. What hsnsr.
so.luekr. thslling adventure she had
doing il,
Blanche Sweet Is rogaish dexi,-
iss- aoydenisa maid. and her can II
Hep Wanted: Male makes a raa,s
romance a piQaani. pepperys comedy
a deleetabie Bit CT entertain rent
There's q smile. a thrill and a nss-
terry There's a hydroplane. mo,or-
boats, bull dog and plenty OF aciioa
PRICES TODAY
.s-s-A4-2Q and foe asAA.h.
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II is said ~ relief workers in Kier.
Russia, that women. otherwise well
dressed. 20 stoekngless. for under
Bolshevsk rule stockings cost 10000
suhles a pair.
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giersaort Ladies Band and Orrhss
ira of Ten People The Cieanest and
Best Entertainers on the Read tosav
On The Screen
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These cool nights and delightful
FAN DAYS are The elixir o; life that
make tie Oklahaman The most opii-
misiic eritier Oh e4rTh
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Women HOLD power.

~Friunaiely for the first time in
history the women OF America hold
the balance 81 power, and will cast
the deciding vote" he said.
The women Of America viii vote
10 keep our pledges 70 the $1,000
heroes whose blood has crimsohed the
poppies in Flanders fields They viii
vote for the limitation Of arns7nents.
the publication of secret treaties. the
amelioraticn Of distress and the eie-
ration Of labor conditions 10 higher
standards.
In a word. they will vote for q
league which viii convert Christian
idealism into the statues Of sound
ssatesnanship and bring to the sons
CT man peace that viii cover the
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.oTlcE FOX BIDS FOR REMODEL
ING COURT HOUSE BASEMENT
LOGAN COUNTY. OKLAHOMA,
FOR PURPOSE OF HOUSING
COUNTY JAIL
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Carrier boys have no receipt books.
10 not ray them for Leader sub
eriptions.