davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22

A number OF the sophomore class
entertained with an old-fashioned
candy pull az the home OF J. Il
Vaughan Friday evening.
Girls Of state college VIII edit the
Coed edition OF the school paper, the
Round Up next week.
Stanley Brown, forme- Instructor
Of chemistry At State college. has
returned from France. after an alb
sence OF three years Mr.. Brown
served as captain in the medical corps
overseas. and upon receiving his dis
charge from the service studied medi-
cine year in Paris
Miss Helen Williams motored from
III faso sunday 20 visit with her
friends At state college Miss Wiz
llams is q former student here and in
her last year at college held the POSI-
tion OF assistant commercial teacher.
A girl was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
W T. Elser at State college
ROLAND McGarry has returned 20
school after an absence OF two
months near Magdaleua- where he has
been surveying oil lands.
4lr. Quesenberry, member OF the
board OF regents, was campus vis-
The Radcliffe Chautauqua course
viii begin March %.
uasEefbalI Team Defeated.
The First Preparatory basketball
team was defeated By Mesilla Park
with q score OF 1871.
Miss Anna Beal spenr the week
end at her home in Detroit
on ST. Patrick's day, Dr. and Mrs
Smith entertained with a dinner ia
honor OF the birthday anniversary OF
thtir daughter. Patty Decorations
and favors were carried out in St
Patricz's motif and in the center Of
the table was a huge Shamrock on
which was placed the birthday cake
with its green candles. Places were
laid for eight guests
Miss Irene Gillett was O week
end guest OF Mrs. Dave Morgan. OF
Miss Helene Gardner, OF state col
las Cruces.
lege. spent the weekend In Fl PasO
WIN her mothar and brother.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-22
Livestock Market.

Galveston. Tex. March 22-spot cot
ton. slealg. sc Up llll-nE. tll.a-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23

NJ. CholewczyGski. $50; ]. KruszynSki
$50; Anna Maciejewska, $50: AGn. Wi
sniewska, $50: st. kudla $50; Al. Am
brozewski, 500: Agn. Machtylowicz,
$50; Mich. Ratajczak, 500; So. Kikul-
ski, $50: FIR. Grobski, $50; J6z. Jan.
kowski, 800; st. Zlanowski, $50: ST.
Habrylewicz, 500; Ed. AmbrozcwSki,
$50; j. Peda, 500; Ant. Zrazik. $50;
Ant. Guza. so; Ant. JasifSki. so;
st. Buialski, $50: NJ! Jackson. so; \.
Rzekiecka. 500: Jan Ser6wka, $50: *.
G6rny, $50: Alf. SzczelaSzczyk, $50:
Wal. Matusiak. so: Wanda WaSilew-
ska, $50: Anna Nowak, $50; And. ka-
mi6Ski, so: Ant. Recek, $50: }. Pail.
wuda, SO: ST. DziedZina, $50; Donar-
Aki, 500: Ed. Starzyhski, 500; St.
Grzeca. 500: Wal. Biaszkiewicz, 500:
w. Kalowy, 800: Jan Drufke. 500;
Edw. Kijafiski. $50; JW. SwiderSki,
SlOD: ~. NallSOrSkl, SluO' Nhl. Nh
ieWSki George ul.D, 800; Mich. by
markowski, $50; WI. Olcjniczak, so;
J6z. Grncbict0~-ski. $11O; r. Tro,ki.
$50: p. Pcplinski, $50: J6z. Hojka.
$50: Jan G6rny SO; J6z. kozlOwSki,
S1IO; Ant. Szwarc. 500: BartliSzcwsAi
$50; Far. Sw. Jacka. 500; Fr. VI. Sta.
tecuny, 500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23
Po1vczka W Avordale
okolo So, 900 lover
the top"

Poza ~ogloszona W dziennikach z dnia
1890 b. m, lista nastepujacy obywatele
obywatelki zakupili lub Ddeklarowa-'
Ii ma Jackowie Bondy Polskie.
w niedziele Is b. m: Jan NJ. Kle'
czevski "a $7OO: Alb. Sikorski. 5000
Kolauovski i KrzykOHski, $500; Jan
Warszyhski, $50: T. JaszkoWSEi, $50
u. MieroslaESki, 500; J6z. L. Lissak,
800; p. Kowaczek. $50: W. Uchwat,
$50; obywatele CT dodatkowo zaEupili
bondy te do listy o~giOSzonej z IL b. NJ,
FIR. Cier1nak 800: Edw. Cierniak. syn
$50: 4. Druffke, $50; Wine. Zalcski,
500. Ab. Dudek, 500; Fr. Golubski
$50: r. Piotrowski. $50: J6z. JagieSl-
ko, 800; W. Luczak, $50; l.. Jastrzemh
ski. so: FIR. Groblewicz, 500; a. Dep
ka, 500: J. Ka}as, so; Ant. Kalowy,
$50; Konst. Czo8kowSki, 800; WI. CO
rzy6ski, $50; P. Szafranko, 5000; NJ.
Krajniak, $50; IL . BrudnachoWSKl'
800: F. Jab1ohski, $50; j. Lasecki.
$50; Ad. Bartosik, 800; j. Schwaba,
500 do pop. zok. $500; St. .Lewando.
wski. 800; ]. Kwiatkowski, $50; D.
Federkiewiz, $50; J0z. Kamedulski,
500; Klein. Bronder, $500; ]. Piatko-
wski, $50; Jan. Berendt, 500; WI.
Janka, $50; J6z. KupiGski, 100; NJ.
Koterski, $50; B. Kipkowski. $50;
]. Smolihski, $3.50; Mar. Wendo'cwska
so; Zygm. Grucza $50: Socho"ski
$50: NJ. Kapela6ski, $50; J6z. Piszczek
SO: W. B~erezynski, $50; i P. Mach
tylowicz, $50; S. G. Milewski, 500;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23
ANGLIA UZNAJE NIEPODLE
CLOSE EGIPTU.

Londyn, %. sierpnia. Lon
don Times" pisze, &c Anglia Ego,
dziia sic wznac Egipt. jake pam
stwo niepodlegie, lecz zastrzega
sobie pewne prawa, a mianowicie
Egypt UNA przywHeje angielskic
W dolinie NiIu i W razie wojny,
bedzie u4atwia} wojskom ansie!-
skim dostep do terytoryum Egip-
tn. W paste kanaM Anglia ma
prawo utrzymywat swoja zaioge.
Egiptuzyekuje wolna reke W pc,
lityce zagranicznej, leez ME mo
ae zawieraG traktat6ow skierowa-
nych przeciw Anglii jej polityce
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23
DAVID LLOYD GEORGE
SIZE NIEPOKOI.

Paryz, %. sierpnia. Lloyd
George ma zwr6cic sic dc PolSki
Z ostrzezeniem, azeby Polacy mic
przekraczali swvch granic etno--
graficznvch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23
OLA POLSKI
NOE Bye
WYkADOWYWANA w
GDANSKU.

Lucena, %. sierpnia. - cd.
powiedzi ma ostra krytyke poste,
powania Reginalda Tower'a, kto.
~ zabronii ladowania o6retom
wiozacym amunicye d!a Polski
Lloyd George dai instrukcye To,
~werowi. by mic czyniono zadnych
~przeszk6d " !adowaniu okret6w
L amunicya dla Polski.
Paryz, %. sierpnia. Sir Re
ginaId Tower zwrccii sic do soju-
sznikow Z proSba, by dano mu d.
.dyspozycyi 10000 wojska, zanim
on bedzie czul sic uprawnionym
do rozpoczecia wyiadowywania 4.
municyi ola Polski.
Wediug opinii rzadu irancuskie
90 5000 dodatkowego woiska "
zupemoSci wystarczy, znajduje sig
tam BOWEN juz 1000. a mIeszkai
cy Gdahska ME Sa tax bardzo Ii
czni.
TRIAD do Spraw zagranlcznycE
donosi, re stack wojenny ,.Ac-
era" przyby} do GdanSka ! zaj-
mic sig wyiadowywaniem amuni
cyl. co obecnie zostalo powierzo
ne krazownikowi ,,Gyedon."
Rad irancuski uwaza. &c Pc
stepowanie Reginalda Tower;
Jest niezgodne / ]przeciwne trak
tatowi wersalskiemu, ktory glo
81, re Polska moze swobodnie u
iywac portow Gdailska ola wszel
kich celow.
Miejska rada Gdahska, uchwa
la lac neutrainosc miasta, postqpi
la nieprawnie, albowiem tego TO
dzaje. sprawy ME lea W kompe-
tencvi Radv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23

W roku 1881, bolszewicy przedsie-
wzieli atak ma Torun / Wfocia--
week w celu odciecia komunika--
cyl 2 G~dahskiem, lecz n~apotkali
oni tutaj shiny opor re strony ar,
mil polskiej, podazajacej cd Cru
dziadza i Torunia. gdy tymczasem
lima armia pod dow6dZtwem gen.
Billote, posuwajaca sic cd Modli-
LA. zaatakowala ich cd poiudnia.
Trzecia zaS armia pod dowodz-
TWEEN gen. SikorSkiego, broniaca
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23
Seminary m Polshie W Or.
chard Lake. Mich. rozpo.
czyna nowy rok szkoIny
" piatek dnia 10 wrzesnia,

Op{ata "a rok s1kolny wynosi
$4,000. Wszyscy studer,ci i nowi
splikanci zgbsza sic do Zakiadu
dnia 9go wrzeSnia. Pc warunk;
i aplikacye zgaaszac sic do dnia
lgo wrzesnia, pozniejsze zgtosze-
MIA beda uwzslednione o lie be-
die miejsce.
Rev. M. J.. Grupa, Rector.
Polish Seminary.
Orchard Lake, Mich.
lOgi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23
POLACY ~PRZEKROCZYLI
BUG MA 200-STO MILOWYM
N
Koresp. pusk. Henry J. Reilly do
Chicago Tribune.)
Warszawa, %. sierpnia. -

Warszawa, g.. sierpnia. o.
stanie diva dni spedzitem z armi4
gen. Sikorskiego M potnoc Cd
Medina i ma przycz6Ekach mosto-
wych pod PFockiem.
,.Obecna sytuacya ma ironcic
potwierdza mole przekonanle. re
zwycieskie posuwanie SIG armii
polskiej ma p6lnoc cd Wieprza.
gdzie PoIaCy rozbili zupefnie l6ta
armie bolszewicka, uwolnifo War
szawe cd obIezenia. Wojska pol
skie zblizaja sic ma 2Oo-sto milo
wynn froncie cd Kamiehczvka do
Brzescia, ku rzece Bug, zagraza-
lac W ten sposob powainie tyfy
armii nieprzyjacielskiej. oqeruja'
cej w korytarzu gdahskim. VOL
ska polskie ~ustaliIy przyczo1ki
mostowe pod Drohiczynem i
BrzeSciem. NiezdolnoSc bolszewi.
k6w do stawienia oporu potwier-
dza przypuszczenie, re brak I'M
rezerw, co dowodzi, re niedawnc
zwyciestwo polskie MONA uwa-
FAC "a decydujace.
,,Kiedy gen. Sikorski przyjal
dow6dztwo, sytuacya byla bardzo
krytyczna, albowiem armia bolsze
wicka z~najdowaia sic ma linii Wi
sly pod Wyszogrodem i zagraza-
la tylom armii polskiej, ktora wo-
VEGAS staia mad Wkra. Dzieki je-
dnak wysilkom k~awaleryi gen. ST.
korskiego armia po!ska pozycye
swoja utrzymaia ! w~ystawi}a PREY
cz6tek mostowy pod Modlinem,
poczem dokonala ataku ma flanki
armii bolszewickiej. Podczas alta
ku bolszewickiego ma Plock, mia
,sto byio dzielnie bronione przez
wojska ! ludnosc, talk re nawet
kobiety brady udzial W obronie.
Poczatkowo sytuacya polska byia
bardzo ciezka, lecz W kofcu VOL
ska poIskie wspartc przez ciezka
artvlerye odebra}y miasto i wy
parry bolszewikow ma dawna Ii
ME poinocn2.
Kawa!erya odgrywa codziennie
wielka role Pc obu stronach. "
piatek puskownik Dresser z dwo-
ma szwadronami jazdy, liczacymi
200 ISABEL, dokonal smialego alta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23
DIR. S. r. PIETROWICZ

5FbO u
chorob wewhetr,nych | nerwoWych
Offs; Prospect budynek, 1853 n. Ashland
Avc., r6R Divioion vi.
Tel. Edgewater 40s. God. IL do 2 cd 6 do 3 wieca
M:eSZkanie: 1884 Sheridan Road.
Offs: The Marshall Field Co. Annex Budy.
mex. =. Z. mar. Washin gton ! Wabash Ave1.
Godziny: $50 do l-tej po po(udnlu. Pok6j 11oI.
Telefon Randolph 44H.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23
BERLIN DoNosI re Boil
SZEWICY GROMADZA RE-
ZEPWY

Berlin, %. sierpnia. -, Otrzy,
mano tn wiadomoSG, re bolszewi-
cy gromadza rezerwy ma tylach
swoich armii. Bolszewicy, ktorzy
przekroczyli granice pruska 20
stall internowani. Sztab brygady
bolszewickiej, skladajacy sic Z 10
oficer6w i 10 zosnierzy zostai i'll
ternowany be- wszelkich zajsc W
lanowie. Ptzedstawiciele komisyi
sojuszniczej przybyli do Eiku,
Nidzborku i Olsztyna " celu do
pilnowania N;emc6w, by ci wype.-
Mali swoja yneturalnoSC' i zeby
intcrnowani bolszewicy ME rozsze
rail swojej propagandy. Tysiace
Niemcow ucieka z korytarza gdah
skiego do Niemiec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23
DOKOkA ROKOWAN POKO-
IOWYCH.

Londyn, %. sierpnia. komi-
sarz bolszewicki W Londyn:e,
Kamieniew, og}osii. &c Rosya do
ogioszonych przcz siebie warun-
k6w pokojowych doda!a jeSzcze
rastepujacc: PolSka ma stworzyt
..cywilna m~ilicye", ktora bedzic
sic skiadala Z robotnikow pol
skich, uzbroionych W te bron. kt6
ra pozostanic pc zdcmohilizowa-
niu armii poiskiej. a ktora Polska
mia}a wydac Rosy.
PolSka ME pozwoli, aIeby na
jej terytoryum przebywaly woj-
ska paistw obcych.
PolSka ma zwrocic RoSyi caly
tabor kolejowy. bvdio oraz inne
materially. zabrane 2 terytoryum
Rosyi.
Polacy odczytaii deklaracye.
le Polska ME pragnie wojny
zajecie tervtoryum ia wschod Cd
Polski zmierzaio do zagwaranto-
wanna prawa samookreSlenia sic
lnarodow, ktore przedtem nalezaly
do Rosyi, jak Litwa, Biaia Rus j
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23

Ma ponicdliafkowem zebraniu d. Ii
ID. NJ, IA plebanii Sw. Jachu zakupio-
no lub zdeklarowano h0nd6w: Jul. ga
palSki. $500 - do p~nprzcdnich 5000
Jan Sikorski. 500: IL. CZcrniak $500
F. Wanatowicz, $40; X. MaSlowSki.
500: Wine. CwiklinSki, $500: l.. Por-
talski. 5000; J. Schranfbrk. 500: J6z.
M~NoczewSki. $50: WI. Figler. $50: fr.
kmkicl, 800; Sylw. KleczcwSki, 500.
N%astcpujacy pOzatem obywatclc Ia
kupili Tub zdeklarowali Cd p%onicdziai.
ku bondy cd komitetu parafialneso hub
ia plebanii:
W IgielSki. 800: And. KoloSa, 500:
Jan Pa$zkicwicz. 800: J. WronSki,
500: l.. SadowSki, so: =. NJ. Groto-
wski. so: W. RutkowSki. 800; s. Ha-
bel, $500: r. KrizeneSka. so: l.. Lul.
kowSki, so: :. J. Friedman. so: BIZ.
Hojka Federal Furniture Co. $3.50:
DR.. CzcSlawoSki, 500: FIR. IurcE. 500;
Rose VI. so: NJ. Mulzoff. 800: Fr.
| Szclcrecki. so: +. J. Pcszat so: Fr.
BcrklcszcwSki. so; J.. Kichner. 500 :
J.. VI. Heafield. so: Fischer, $50; j..
s. Kleczcw<ki. 500: j. Wi&nicwSki,
500; F.. Nuwak, SO: +. Pa>zkicwich
800: VI. KrajewSki. so; NJ. Donna.
nOwShi. $50: AZ. PodulSki, 500; w.
G6Ski, 500: 81. GasinSEi. 800; J.
j. NajdOwski. $50: 5. MiSiok. 800; i.
~SzumnarSki. so: j.. Korygacz 500
W. Dzicrla, 500; W. G}owacki. $3.50
p. Sinla Northwest. Lumber Co,
800: Rud. XajacZek, 500; r. Iajq-
cAck. 800: Anna KazmicrSka 500; -
Thurman. 800; Roman Furniture Co
300: KOlanOwSki go krzykowSki. 5000
W.. JarzyGski. so; =. Najdow>ki so.
OS6lna suma ma jaka do czwartku
wiacznie hondy zakupiono Tub zdekla
rowanO wynoSi S24,2JO.O0.
CztOnkowie Komitctu oh. j. 81. kle'
czcwSki. Alb, SikOrSki. Jul. CHapalSki
i Jan WarSzyiski. rozSprzedali W 2ch
dniach bond6w IN bliSkO $1,000, ME
przepuSzczajqc i ODcym Z kt0rych Kill
ku pozySkali SluSZnic tl6maCzae i'm. "
skoro wSrGd mas intcreSa robiQ MI
$50 bOndy kupij.
UpraSza sic wSzystkiCh kt6rzy zdc-
klarOwali bondy a ME %pOpiacili ~jeszcze.
ably natychmiaStOwO przyStqpili do
splaty.
Bond zdeklarowany Jest DOLBY. ale
O wieIe lepszy jest bond zap4acOny.
PGlska ~pOtrzcbujc natychmiaStowcj
pomocy.
Mes: ,ia trzeba bczzwlOcznic. Me
przypuSzczamy tn. aaeby ktoS dcklaru-
JAG bondy wobcc liczncgo zebrania wy
cofywal sic 70 wStydcm. lub rozmySl-
ME ociagaf sic. Idzic IN o jak najszyh-
cicIszq punloc Polscc. Danny jig.
KOmitet.
kazdy zdeklarowany tn bond IVA
Aany Jest "a dObry - ale lepSZy jest
bond zap4acony.
Mic przypuS~czamy tn, ahcby ktoS
dokla rujac bGndy w obcc liczneSo ze-
brania wycOfywa} sic, zc wstydem. hub
rozmySlnic Cciqga{ sic. Idzie tn o jak.
najSzyhciejsza ponce Ojczyznic.
Danny jej takowa!
kOmitet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23
TSlsgTamy%z agraniCzne,
rckonczenre re s,rorrcv l-szei

Zach Narwi nieprzyjaciel bedzje
zmuszony do stawienia ostatnie-
SO oporu. zanim los polnocnej ar
mil bolzSewickiej, sytuacya kt6rej
Jest ogromnie krytyczna. zostanie
rozStrzygniety.
NasladNIjac mancwr Mikoiaja |.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-23

Narwi, usiluje odciac i'm jedyna
droge odwrotu ma p6inoc.
Armia bolszewicka Jest rozrzu-
coma ma stumilowym froncie cd
Strassburga do Ostro{eki wzdMz
granicy pruskiej i jest skazana ma
zagsade, jezeli ME schroni sic ma
terytoryum niemieckie.
w celu odciagniecia sil polskich
Cd po}nocy. bolszewicy wykonali
demonstracyjhy ruch ma froncie
galicyiskim, atakujac polskie i u
krainskic pozycve ma Strypie.
konnica boiszewicka przekroczy-
Ia W tym celu g6rny bieg Busu
i patrole kozackie ukazafy sic W
poblizu Lwowa. Manewr ten jed
max przez ci1spertow wojennych
uwazany jest "a sp6zniony, wobe,
czego ME moze mice juz zadnego
Wpiywu ia operacyc wojsk pol
skich mad srodkowym Bugiem,
AMI tez wp}ynac ma przebieg wal
HI, toczscej sic ma p6Inoc Cd Mar
wi. gdzie los glownych sill bolsze-
wickich zoStanie rozstrzygniety.
G!6wne dowodztwo poiskie jest
dobrze poiniormowane o ruchach
holszevickicb
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-20
iberia PARISH RED CROSS
CHAPTER PRODUCTION.

March 18th, 1920.
Miss Julia Decuir. Executive See,
iberia Parish Chapter, A. R. c..
New Iberia, La:
Ny dear Miss Decuir- Thank
you very much for your letter Of
18th inst. enclosing Chapter
shipping notice and bill of ladin9
for the shawls which you have
sent. ] am very grateful to you
for. this shipment which gives
your Chapter a clear record.
We shall acknowledge these
things officially as soon as they
are received. In the meantime |
wish you to know Of the appreeia-
ton Of the Division.
With best wishes, am,
Sincerely,
Mrs. VIM. Annie w. Hardee,
Director Department Of Chapter
Production.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-20
PAID SECRETARY FOR OPE.
LOUSAS CHAMBER.

L. Il. Squires, formerly connec-
ted with the federal government in
war drives, first secretary of the
Greater Agricultural College, and
one of the best known public
spirited men in Louisiana, will in
all likelihood be the new secretary
Of the Opelousas Chamber of Com
merce.
Mr.. Squires was rendered the
position by members of the board
of directors and after going over
the field with the present secretary
who retires next month, virtually
decided that Opelousas was the
best city in the state in which to
live.
The Lake Charles live wire is
well known in this city and when
it was rumored that he might come
here, MANY Of the most prominent
business people Of this city, ex-
pressed confidence that he would
make one of the best commercial
secretaries in the entire state. In
the event that Mr.. Squires accepts
the position, he will Immediately
INACCURATE campaign for parish
wide commercial body, with the
view of putting St. Landry in the
forefront of progressive Louisi-
ana parishes -Oeplousas Star
Progress.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-20
OIL IS WEALTH.

The mighty combination Texas
and Louisiana-literally spells
fortune. Great have been the
achievements of man. But great
er than all these are the resources
of nature-Gold, Silver. Lumbsr,
Agriculture. and now Oil, the mas
ter fortune builder-for it has
been the means Of more comfort,
more happiness has gladdened
the hearts Of millions. Oil, the
greatest essential Of the age, has
been discovered in Texas and
Louisiana in quantities, the like Of
which has never before been
known.
Looking at these cold business
facts in a more human light than
is the usual case, let us stop and
think for a minute what it really
means. During the year of 1919,
Texas produced 81, 320,844 barrels
of oil. The property of indie
pendent companies that means
the companies that are financed
BY the dimes and dollars of men
and women from the average
walks Of life, not the millions Of
Wall Street. Now comes the
news of the wondrous gushers Of
the old French territory-Louisi-
ana. Wells that are enriching
thousands of men and women
just like you and me.
Oil. then, might be said to be the
maker of happiness; it really is,
for it has been the means through
which many have been able to OBJ
tain the little things in life that
have for so long been the toys
and playthings of only the rich.
This means much to you the in
vestor-to know that you and your
fellows are reaping a rich reward
on your investment in the great
Southern fields.-Ia. Oil Ledger
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-20
A BIBLICAL NAME.

ssYes, sir, my children all hasv'
Biblical names, announced TIL
talkative old woman to the min
lister who was making a pastora
call "There is Esther and DaviS
and Soloman. besides Pizlem Civ.
"Pizlem Giv2'' queried the min
lister, "That surely isn't in ths
Bible.
"Oh. yes. it is. and / can prove
it. too" She disappeared for 8
moment and brought out well
worn Bible. Opening it she poin-
ted triumphantlv to Psalm CIV.
Most folks don't want to he
l;eve that name is in the book, but
7 can prove it. -
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-20

Washington, March 16.-An-
nouncement from Paris today that
the tentative arrangement in con-
nection with the settlement of the
Turkish question had been com
municated to the United States
brought no official comment here
as to the attitude of the American
government toward the proposals.
The plan includes recognition
of an independent Armenian and
retention Of the sultan in Con-
stantinople, as drawn ND, but it
was suggested recent events might
necessitate modification and also
that Russia would be included in
the final settlement.
The tentative plan was drawn
up BY the conference of ambassa-
doris before the disorders in Gill ia
and Anatolia precipitated a
change in the Turkish situation.
How far those incidents might
serve to change the attitude Of the
Allies. it was said, was matter
of pure conjecture. but it was
probable certain details of the
tentative arrangement would oe
subject to change.
The plan by which the sultan
would remain in Constantinopla
did not involve originally the en-
ployment Of military forces ther-,
an Intentional hiob commission
being proposed for the double pur-
pose of EXERCISING a military con-
troll over the straits and Of keen
ING watchful eve upon the sui
tan. Nor did it fix Armenian
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-20
Cannot Praise this
Remedy TOO Highly
THE WAY ONE LADY FEELS AFTER
SUFFERING TWO YEARS

Judging from her letter, the mis-
cry and wretchedness, endured by
Mrs. Charlie Taylor, r. F. d. No. 1,
Box Ia, Dillon, S. c., must have
been terrible. No one, after read
ing her letter, can continue to
doubt the great healing power
of PE-RU-NA for troubles due
to catarrh or catarrhal conditions
in any part of the body. Her
letter is an inspiration to every
sick and suffering man or woman
anywhere. Here it is: 81 suffered
two years with catarrh of the head,
stomach and bowels. Tried two OF
the best doctors, who gave me up.
/ then took PE-RU-NA and can
truthfully say I am well. When !
began to use PE-RU-NA, I weighed
one hundred pounds. My weight
now is one hundred and fifty. l
cannot praise PE-RU-NA too
highly, for it was Godsend to me.
I got relief from the first half
bottle and twelve bottles cured me.
! advise all sufferers to take
PE-RU-NA."
As an emergency remedy IN the
home. there is nothing quite the
equal of this reliable, time-tried
medicine, PE-RU-NA. Thousands
place their sole dependence on If
for coughs, colds, stomach and
bowel trouble, constipation, rheu-
matism, pains in the back, side and
loins and to prevent the grip and
Spanish Flu. To keep the blood
pure and maintain bodily strength
and robustness, take PE-RU-NA.
You can buy PE-RU-NA any
where in either tablet or liquid
form.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-20

900 acres of timbered lands, the
question has been discussed about
making it retreat for full fearing
animals. with absolute restrictions
enforced. It is believed that the
owners will agree to this. At
present nearly every foot Of the
swamp land is trayersed by trap
pers during the season, conse-
quently it is a surprise to many
that the animal family Of that sec
ton has not, long ago become en-
tirely obliterated.
Ed. Strader, of Ponchatoula and
Manchac. known to every sports
man in this section Of Louisiana,
is of the opinion that the ensuing
legislature should take some ac-
ton in regard to the game laws,
especially that section pertaining
to fur-bearing animals. He sees
during the season thousands Of
hides offered the markets, and he
knows to what extent the animals
are being killed. He believes that
the season should be made shorter;
that strict enforcement of the
law should be demanded; that If
necessary, a jail sentence be inn
posed on violators, instead Of the
nominal fine now collected.
Usually a violator is fined $25, and
Mr.. Strader declares that this
amount is offset by one day.
trapping and that the offender
simply smiles and continues his
pleasant avocation Of trapping,
sometimes out Of season. Mr..
Strader will be one of a number
to appeal to the legislature,
through the Conservation Com
mission, for relief.
1.-THE greatest industry we have
bar none is the fur-bearing
anima1s,'' declared Mr.. Strader.
Think Of it, for this season alone
between $5,O00,OO0 and $4,000
900 paid to the trappers of Lou
isiana. Hammond indicator.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-20
SULTAN TO REMAIN IN CON
STANTINOPLE rs PLAN
OF ALLIES.

Adana. Asia Minor, March 10
The Armenians here have closed
their shops and informed the
French that they will send armed
Armenians to the relief of Hadjia
northwest of Marash, where the
Turks are reported to be terroriz-
ing the, populace, if the French do
not dispatch drops there.