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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-23
IcIrDADANo DE GALvEsTo:; PRO
roNE EsE AsUNTo A NrEs-
TRIO GoBIERNo
La misaia proposiei6n esfd ca po,Ier dc
Ia sCdmara.

lCual 81 los elevados intentos lie Mr.
Wilson v los dennis ap6stoles de la Ii
ga de las NaciOnes no hubiesen fiaca-
sadOs sustancialmente, aIn existen es-
prifus i.iealisfas que no solo Green posi-
ble la realization de aqnel SreilO de
cOnfraternidad International, >fl.o de
Otras utOpfas inspiarlas en- semeiantes
prOp6sitOs.
A esa generOsa eXtirpe duijOte",i per-
tenece el eiudadan0 Juan Federico
Philippi. residente EN- Galveston tie
Xas,l quien ACADIA de dirigirse las
Camara:, de Representatives. los Pre-
Sidentes de todas las Repdblicas del
Icontinente americana. prOponiGndOles
la formation de una Liga de las Nacio
nes americanas
A juicio del iseiiOr philippi, Ia 81
tuaci6n actual del mundO v especial
mente de America; |favorecen ia con
federaci6n- de las RepGBlfcas america
mas, la eual podrfa nevarse a caro pOr
'medioS pacffc0s, unifitaido tanto CO.
mo sea possible los sisfeihas de gobier-
mo, Legislation, educaci6n,' co'lunica
clones, mOnedas, pesos y medidaS, etc,
Fen- -totfas 4sIs; naciUnes ameficanas.
Cree ell ingenuo selor Philippi que
= Ia : c9pfefaessgi4ff pffeefaesssgi4ff.pe Regdblieas amert7
eRIiass fajv esrbAse sefhf tcos'l senci-
! lpiliiniq eR9 sose ,Ieunir un Gongreso
Pahn-afli.tfFicaaflo PahnGaflitfFicaaflo eASTsl Ell q que Sc discutie-
ran las lfneas generates de pacto re.
| feEidO ,,s ,o,,,i..s,s,frl .....-,
Nnestra Camara de Representatives.,
al recibir la generosa solicitud del ciu-
dadapo Philippi, de Galveston, ha con
ffadoq ely estudio de sesa iniciatiTa a la
Comisl0n de Relaciones. EXteri9res. ].
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-23

: Papa, tengo que decirte una cosa
|importante. Ven.
La muchacha lleva con todo sigilo al
autor de sus dfas al lugar mas apar-
tado de la casa. Y allf, acercando su
bocai al dido del susodicho autor, lie
dice:
i Por fin mi novio va venir a pc
dirte mi mano. iChis!, que no nos
olga la criada, no sea que su slndica-
to la prohiba seryir en- casas dorde las
sehoritas tengan noyio, 4aAan
ia tai extreme ,hemos llegado, Y
,menos NAL 81 se4 detienen las eyigen-
clas aqui, porque muy faeilmentc nos
imponen el color de la corbata que. he
mos de llevar : a que hora debemos
acostarnos.
;Todo sea por q Noy de Suefel
MARTIN MARION.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-23

sssa . sssAa.aaeioa a. k.ssnaa Sc.
snlmAn EgssaAnae b Aauaz prcata.,l
nm "a 6snsHa.AniA asnsA ia Ag~las ss,n
htssp,ss 81 gnra aa CoEts - Cseui.
I. 81 ilotson.
Rnrsp a.. tGRA
E nssa.le :. Ahsal,nm Santiara. -.
lse hu1lo tnsns. kisaa dd oAae rs.H
h soia asistrnsiA dc flsunl pa =
aTelaas.
a. fusAslo y Fsanrisro or1iG, s-s-
bsr infs1rridn ley a. kuiamosllcs. ~
osaaha,6 is vista dsi caso eon Rsirten-
GA infcrlas d. los abagaaos Rsdro
Santana 5r. por q apslnnse y Fscal
Her Il Apsisdo.
81 Pnssio =. Sinsoroso Fsgncrca. So
hse aeerl -timiento y aggression con
agravxnics. Sc celebrS Ia vista DEB ca
- con asistencia informe De los abo-
gados Adrian AgOsto por el apclante
Fiscal por el aPeladO.
Estebania Carlo y. Estcban Ferner.
sObre filiaci6n y nuevO juicio en- case
de filiacidn, vistas de los casos con-
juntamcnte con asistencia infOrme
de los sbOgados Jose Sabater por el
demandado apelante y Oscar SOuffrOnt
por el demandante y apelado.
Alfredo Amy v. Arturo Guerra, So
bre cobro de dinero, vi-ta del oa-' -
asistencia informe de los abo=a'los
Manuel A. Rivera por e. a1"l":lte y
Benjamin Guerra pcr el apelado.
w. F. Woodbridge y Cia. Y. FcTS
Agnstin Diaz, sobre cobro de hoHora-
rios, Sc dict6 resoluci6n concediendo
diez dias de pr6rroga al demandado a
contar desde el II de enero para ra-
dicar su alegato.
Enero 16, 1920.
El Pueblo V. Francisco Barnes Pla-
ia, sobre inf. ley patentes municipal
les, Sc celebro la vista del case con la
sOla asistencia del Fiscal por el ape
lado.
Ell Pueblo v. Jose Gregorio Torres,
sobreo inf. art. 32S del C6digo Penal,
sc celebro la vista del case con asis-
tencia informe de los abogados Fran
els por ell apelante y Fiscal por ell ape
lado.
Enriqueta Goico v. Juana Candida
ria ct al. sobre cobro lie dinero, Sc
ceIebr6 la vista del case con asisten-
ella, e informe de los abogados J9se
Sabater por las apelantes y Oscar
Souffront por Ia. .parte apelada. -
Jose Min Fontanillas V. Sixto Ro-
calleda ct al, sobre seryidumbre de
paso injunction, Sc celebr6 la vista
del case con asistencia e informe de
los abogados Jose Sabater por los
apelantes y Oscar Souffront por el
apelado. = @.,,.r
Julian Yillodas V. A. Hartman y
Cia. ct al, sobre accion cpnfesoria de
servidumbre y daios, Sc dict6 resolu-
ci6n admitiendo ell alegato de la Su-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-23
CORTE SUPREMA DE puerto RICO

a. t'n.tac q, FGNA .i.so fstls. a.sl.ss
Hssssi.a ~ 49, .etaasAt.isa. - sa-
tn 8sntam.tA ssspssaae N Asaiaaa A.
a keifg as tsi.tllia 81 EaN aunA. Sr-
aiIa Nes1asia a. s.iss ~ Giucnlse a.
GNaA
A. lautAia 4. calria Issxasa, -.
lss a.fHaoli.a aIsicalo ssa ksaire ~
anl - 0isaa ssatenra rnKsNnaa n
arsla.a o. b. Eusss - iAis@s~ a. An
1ilo 81 - o. iurio o. iaiA > nhai-
sas.is al meusnso,
Eaus "a. ASIA
O. TnsAio y. laAn SamiaFo "a
Ronst. ahge ds.iis contra IA IsAa. vista
lcl taao roa "a sola asisfrncia del Fis-
oEi 8 q II Aasiaas.
b Pucblo q. Jost Srcepfio Goaza-
lsz. aohrc alslicraeidn De- ieshc. Sc oe-
l.his h Vista del cRao con IA sola asis-
ssncia da Fiscal l.vr 81 apclado.
Il pasa.l0 ;. Ctlss.iao Lo'.cz Perez.
aobre uulid;d y csa. clacssn de hcren-
cia G injunction. - celehr6 Ia vista
del caso con asistencia inf0unc de
los aboGadOs c. Iriarte Jr.. por a ape
lAnte y Roberto II. Todd Jr.. por 81
Pueblo de Puerto Rico. iaa
Rafael Martorell " Ramon Sia-
ca .r., sObre mandamus. Sc ce-
lebr6 Ia vista del case con asisten-
cia inforne de los abogados Ramon
Siaca Jr.. por el apelante y G. Cru
zado Silva por el apelado. s.
FL Pueblo Y. Eustaquio Salcedo. so
bre acometimiento Y aggression con
agravantes, sc dicto resolution decla-
randO no ha lugar a conceder 10 sOli-
citadO por el apelante en- su mocion
de fecha 10 del lcoFriente. ty, s.,ss.
Maria Elias y Was de Moreno v.
Banco Popular de San Juan ct al. So
bre terceria. Como, Sc pide y agre-
guense los autos los .documentos pre-
sentadOs por el demandante Y apelan-
te a los efectos procedentes en- ley.
Pedro Gambia Cordova V. Hon. .Je-
sGs Maria Rossy, Juez de la Corte de
Distrito de San Juan, Secci6n Segun-
da, sobre certiorari, Sc dicto resolution
teniendo por desistido al peticionario
del recurso de certiorari interpuesto
contra la resolution de la CoEte de
Distrito de San Juan, Secci6n Segun-
da, de 27 de. .diciembre de 1919.
| Pedro Gambia C6rdova " Arturo
Frias Y otro, sobre aprobaci6n de
transcription de autos, Sc dicto, reso-
lucion teniendo por desistido al de-.
mandante y apelante del recursO que
de; .acuerdo con la regla "a del Regla-
mento de este Tribunal interpusiera
sobre aprobaci6n de transcription de
autos, .debiendo el .seeretario desgle-
sar y entregar al recurrente las trans
cripciones y certificaciones y affida-
Wits que ac0inpan6 assn ssolicituds
| Paula Miranda v. Registrador de la
'sPropiedad de Gaguas, sobre recurso
gubernativo, Sc dicto resolution confir-
nlando la nota recurida del Registra-
dor de Ia Propiedad de Caguas de no
viembre 80 del 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-23
Las
espinillas son
una confession

4lNaEEgan ~ ~ Eznua1Ha -
MMfNMG4N tss a mnns9san
AEsli0m - - I,usos e. n 80.
taGNtulnelA 80 ana eaHIsNIna -
gaf ElnIAoa ~ n1nl1aao elHanoo
9n4aaNlMAf 81 Nu1M
Hms almnsusa unIl.las a. uaa -
IsEHH1a = EsN 11IlI4n er1l,EHaIIsl.
14EoslEl aIElI|.zllE 1EllNaElHaals sslEslsa
&sl,Iaallaa8 Nalss NaalaN 4aa Isna ralianssa
fuaFsa9sN a. Niss ~ guasassea naannas
ea4auaAao ~ N1He 4sIssa. snis.
N1Aest st4asltIIszsIl4l laeAlauaasl taAda
Fal4al - Neaslnufs. 1nannao Il -.
rmlaa xudaM4amnlathfx RA lus ruwus.
aIaMFse Nn NAas4niiEaIe haze nssil.s
yasaia nlosIA. Hulnar,su.s u cuta -
aIaa sInndn y HzI,Enle. y drspuss run
n9ua 4s&n--nllNnasaa u1Aa fIaa. msrius
~ s.neni1 tsHtEGe "a care pur man.ass
nlauae cnn IN nA1aas % Aels.
oesaese claianaoanmenss.
Para extirpar lns espinillas Va
forsnadss. snbatitaynse el psho
tapero por un cepiIlo De cara, en
eiuatamiento indicsdo. Dczpues
prctejanse los dedos con I'm pa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-23


le haee cudadano
aYorkha
donceIas. Ciaro
queda perpIejO racandOse la bez
amigabIemene vista de
aqueo
quera chica POGO dpues
dc m6n exclamandO "to todo
paSue bien"
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnutctl-I:cmnlc

TEACHEii-SumEier travelling position.
calling on old patrons OF well-knpwn
hrm. VIII afford income OF $50 week ly,
with opportunity for Increase and pcrmi.
n"nt connection. No experience ncCcs ga r r
RruuirSs refined woman over 81. with nor
i"rirnCe, education and date available. Nr.
Hoover. Garland BiiG. chicago.
TEN LADIES FOR housr to horse work.
80 per week. easy made. CAL after
II \ NJ. Monday. ki-Sup Manufacturing
90. Inc Room No s. 2ii East Main ST
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Help Wantcd-Nialc

a REAL OPPORTUNITY tor ambitious
men ~ IN the field of accountancy The
highest pAit profession An prgan!za-
ton OF nationally known e. Il. AS are
seeking such men In teach them for high
haiartcd positions IN "A Few months OF
spare time. Write. giving axe. expert
encc and educ alton. IL S23. caro- Times
Dispatch
APPRENTICE for composing room: ex
pericnccd preferred. An excellent OPP
Iortunity IN good print shop. Apply
!::l Mutual liiik
APiRENTlcES--'rhc American Locomo-
tive Company has openings .or few
bright y"unE men az apprentices in both
hoh"r ara machine shops, oflc-!ng four
year cours" IN these trades Applicants
ahou,d hc at least 10 years OF age and
nav" passed Grade IN IN school. For
particulars. Apply az Employment OfliCe.
seventh aud Hospital Streets.
THE BEST AID in this column is the Ssd
mat tells all The facts abou; tho pro-
position.
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STENOGRAPHER--Wa female stem.
"Sraphcr with some knowIcdEc OF
bookkeeping. Answer by mail only, stat
Ink salary. experience. etc. Apply Har-
p"E-oser!and Co. Inc. :l5 West Broad
street
STf.NpiEAPHER--Sn rSprrirnccd
ncsraphcr for Insurance Office. ono who
can operate Edtphono preferred. State
previous cNpcrtcnC" and answer at once
y So, care fines. DISPATCH
SIENoGNApIiER for whole yale stationery
house. State experience. Address box
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In NtcInBri.iin


20 "'ter = lingering Illness: isasi ii.
ih-IEaL In ihe .ofty-sev-uih year nt
axe runrrs took r,ne. from MS
a; - o'clock !n,crHcu: - O4kwood
the shafnws ncF,n 20 faH.
nLi"s about ny. hn553'nd
}m.mss almost taaey
ut no'hlag DO SC.
,rn - catch al, Footsteps.
~ H. IS gone roro,c- ;-om me.
,' hs,at e.. so .'ni IT, ': ,1..,
ono can niI 'ho vacant HAIR.
o. no one could 'aHe his piscr.
NOR, III hsa, h.s laughter
ia the days of ycr..
he has been 'rarSp.an'rd
~ OF the GpiGcG Shor"
thor" among n, aLgols
t"hins ~ the r.sriy gat.
aii!ns 10 welcome 'nc.
Then III lee so happy.
y there whcrr all d. well.
greet again my husband
more - say farewell
VIZ" and children.
ENF.Y- In memory of ms husband.
rthur " Harvey. who Departed ,h,s
on" yea ago today. Ar:L II. 1919.
.'i,h patience IA" suffered.
Ills troubles wee sorc.
ut now i; IS ended.
sur"r, no inorc
he parting Was painful.
Hut cod is!!o%a best.
H. sou. went to heaven
His body TO rest.
~ hi- VIE.
RGAN-lu LOVING memory ot our dear
Ster and aunt. bora Morgan WI" .!eI
Mrs |. tluford aud Family,
KHIsS-In sad, bu, sweet. rcmcm-
rance 81 EJy precious mother. Dora H.
'riss, who departed this li!c > years
today. Arri! II. 1913.
sleep IA Jesus
ny her daughter. Agnes,
HGFIELD- In LOVING m.mury %. my
usoa ,Hi y l!!yhard Winsn.ii who d.;
1919.
. shall meet; but I .hau miss him.
ihni vi. D, ono ya,',ni chair
AS ] breathe my evening prayer
F f:Scr Nor wi ~ me- ~ GI"T Dro% %f Story
~ this soo;hvs the anguish o,iv
SwccrirG Ger my heart string. now.
did not think you wonld 20 before mo-:
God knew best: 40 human hard could
our memory wil! always he dear 90
My love fos you extends beyond the
grave.
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BENCH AND MACHINE
MEN-EXPERIENCED
BENCH AND MACHINE
MEN. ALSO FINISHERS
FOR VARNISH WORK.
S TEADY E NJ PL O Y
MENT. APPLY B. 0. AN
DREWS, SUPT., MONTA-
CUE MANUFACTURING
CO., BROAD STREET
AND BELT LINE.
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WOMAN

Miller & Rhoads require
the services of a woman
experienced in measuring
for, cutting and making
slip covers. Apply en-
ployment office, 5th floor.
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BOOK Sf:F.PER- Young man. Is to 20 year1
OIL. VINO writes = fair hand and quick
with figures. ASSIST bookRccper Good
npportuni;:. Give experiences. l. So. care
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WOMAN DEMpSSTRAToR-w
woman demuasitat"r for store demon :
stration on olromargarinc ia Richmond
for several wccHs beginning about May
/. give experience ami salary expected.
Address II ". Brooks. IL Caliowh!il St,
Philadelphia Ia.
MpNES-,iIKI AHundrrd>. l.. :. GOV
ernmcnt position. S.u"-'lSe month. List
free. Write immediately. t'tinklin In
stitutc, n"p;. 7ic-D. Rochestcr. y. Y.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Found 10

fcbbEs-i.D.t, In and Zoe store. folder
, '"ntninin y. a. W. annual rHss. Name.
Mrs, w. NJ Kidd, Train ticket from Rich
m"'ih 20 tiayvlllc. Name. Miss kati" T.
'hhS": 80 or So. Finder may keep the
money. Kindly return folder aud contents
q" d".E in Mctrorr's and Toe store.
kEfS-I.pst. bunch keys. Return 20
. Tlin"s- Dispatch office. get reward
Number ~ key. o.3sS5
kEiS-Lost Wednesday, 7th in Main
street business section. Keys In leather
'asr. fh9nr Madison 1884 Or Madison
Jsgi-w H.u
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

'AI.FSEG- Died. r!Ii.y. hpril 2. 1929.
90 j.. NJ, At his Tcsi'!"n"". By i,HN-
street, james Icon Mccartney. ay"d
ears. past master uf Smiiy b.drr. NJ.
4 y. r = y. 81. member Lafayette
q Chapter. 40. 3 lie j. survived by
wife. "u. "hIgnt"r. Emily y. and two
2. Ir"utt"y l.. and James l.. JT. three
crs and t"O brothers IN" inneTA. "!ii
place SUNDAY. ApTi! ~. ~ at J.D
". tom his lat. rc,.irn,c. lntc'n.Et
iiY.r.i.w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11
AUTOMOBILE TOPS.

Why not let w recover your TOP with
NENERLEEE material:
NEVF:H!.EEk Is a double texture ms
;"rial with richly finished surfac" that
retains its beauty through long service. IT
WILL NOT FADE. I.E.iN OR CiiACR.
II has the strength to carry plate glass
lights without SaEgirE. NE.NEkLEEk j.
fully guaranteed. NENERl.EEK rcrla ms
makes Of cars use 1t for their tops Why
not YOU?
a set OF SEAT COVERS for YOUR car
wit saw. you many cleaners bills. They
MAJ" riding III tho summer time much
cooler. rEey give your - finished APP
pcaraEcc. Seat covers he taken Of
and washed at ans time. 1t means you
viii! have c.can and fresh looking ear
NATIONAL AUTO Tor 60, INC.
5.i WEST BROAD st;HEBT.
The House OF Quality With Service.
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There is position open for a
lady sicnographrr tn act as secrn-
tnry tn the EenrTai manager OF
Rtchm"nd's idT.cSt wholesale. and
retail automobile house: none ;iul
those with long experience and rJ-
ccPtional qualification in short
hand Will he able 10 MI the po-
sition. We are looking for the
exceptional stcnoEraphrr and will
pay salary accordingly. In an
plying. give full details OF YOUR
experience. which Will lie treated
confdcntially Address e $50.
care Times. Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

Grant touring good tires and top. and
mechanical! condition perfect,
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Maxwe:i roadster; good nee ma meal con-
di,ion. 1890
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Personals
Lost aud Found

I Lost and Found 10
sEDAI.E PUPpf-Strayed from nv
ono, in Westhanipton. black and
Aircda!c puppy. Reward will Inc pa I'D
! return or any Information regarding
J. Telephone Randolph $40 @. Mad
/ 29s6- r.
E;--G.ost Saturday afternoon. between
farrison and broad and ?l0 North LON
DIV, black suede bag. containing sum
money keys and Y. w. g.. a. member
> card. Reward " returned to above
I A CT. /. T. T--I.oSt bracelet between
iweuty-sccond and Twcnty-third Street,
Fairmount. Thursday night. Reward
faturncd to 1900 North Twenty second
frt. or Madison hS2GW.
OOClI---I.ost, Thursday. diamond and
carl brooch. Reward if returned
ans Sisters. Q East Grace Street
ESE Want Ads Produce Results
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Moving Trucking. Storage :,

We ~. OK aud ship furniture. china " we'd
dlng presents. Jacob Cnlau.. Mad. 3a22.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

ki!n" roadster. newt raintcd: good
excellent shape
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

Why no; lie; W. recover your TOP with
NEVERl.EEE material:
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NSEi-- bicI, suGIsHly, Saturday, ,
AREA l.. - l.. ~. e, rhr i~-sG,.u e
her parents Nr. ana NrS Charlie ~
toy. III %orlh iBuuIrVtrd Minerva
by. i'l"."i wi:. OF Charles n T.us.r.
leaves. hrsld" Nor husband. on" son.
year.. !Hthrr. iunia.r. a.i Tho
1win. sisters and broth"'r. MIR iunu
'Cv'ru. ! Edward 'usng. II cen
!. tllu. Nrs iirri.rt St'iuuarh. s.uihrg
Kuth j.. Lucy y. ANA IIurucil =. Con
uncral notice lHi"-
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Patent Attorneys
printing-Stntionery

BUSINESS CAHps-i 900. 81 30. positive f.
~ the 81. 50 kind. I.cakc Printing CO..
els East Main Street
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-07-17
H. w. Carver Elected To Presidency
OF New Iberia Chamber of Commerce.
Minvielis New VePresiden
Treasurer. Strong Board of Chosen.

Alfred Renoudet, II. Daigre, S. B.
DeBellevue, L. f. Lallande.
During the balloting, which
necessarily required some time, as
each member had to pick fifteen
from the list of thirty and write
chem on his ticket, Mgr. Noel, ia
his accustomed genial manner dis
pened lemonade, cigars, cigarettes
and good cheer to the assemblage.
Mr. SilvioBrOussard and Alphonse
Davis were selected az tellers, and
performed this arduOus task in
tip-top manner.
The result of this count of the
tickets showed the following citi.
zens to be the choice of the mem
bership to act az a Board of
Directors for the ensuing twelve
.mOnths-H. W. Carver, A. Lewald,
l.. Bertrand. F. Voorhees, M. w.
Fisher, A. Davis, Jno Il Taylor,
9. A. Barnes, h A Jacob. Clet
Girard. Ed. Estorge, r w. Frame,
L. J. Minvielle, w. M Bernard,
George Cousin.
After the election several short
talks were made relative to the
Importance of Chamber Of Com
merce work in developing a town
Mr.. Julius Schaiff expressed the
opinion that an organization Of
this nature is worth all person
can afford to put into it or it ia
worth nothing at all lie said
that the merchant who tries to
save a few dollars by cutting
down his subscription, tries to
see how cheap he can ride, is
cheating himself and throwing
his money away. The question
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-07-17
CITY is SUED
BY CONTRACTOR.
Tie-Up of Sidewalk Work
Continues Indefinitely.

Mr.. Leon Dreyfus, contractor
on the Cement walk work in New
Iberia, has filed suit for settle
ment on work completed.
This work, after progressing
quite smoothly for a short time
seems to have struck a snag OF
some sort, and has now been at a
standstill for several weeks.
lt is somewhat of muddled
case, as seen by an outsider. The
earlier stages of the controversy
seems to have been stirred up on
some engineering or supervising
disputes, and later to have deveI.
oped into question of pay ment
for work flushed.
While some of the finished
work was done without an accred
tied supervisor on the job sun Mr..
DreyfDs claims that the property
holders, who are putting up the
money, are well Satisfied with the
job, and he wants his money.
Another phase of the tronble
lies in the method of pay ment
AS rule, such work is paid for Oh
engineers estimates, a certain per
centage being withheld on each
settlement as d guarantee, until
final completion of the entire job.
The Contract of Mr.. DreyfuH
contains 30 specification as 10 this
matter, so he demanded full pay
ment for each section as completed.
AS he has bonded guarantee of
two years on the work after it's
completion 1t would seem that a
withholding of any part Of his
payment ls unnecessary, and If
not III his contract, unjust, bnl
there seems 10 be a dlsag
among the City Commissioners Oh
this point.
As this suit can not be tried
DCIUic tDC NOteuDtl tel Ill vi
court, it ls hoped that some agree
IN ent can be reached outside cf
cpuri, and the work proceeded
with
A petition signed by a large
number of properly owners war
presented 10 the Commission
Council at their meeting on Mon
day. requesting some action
These people have had their old
side walks torn up to make room
for the new cement walks, and
during all this tie up of the work
they have had no walks at all,
and have had to wade through
mud several inches deep to get to
their homes
They presented similar petition
to the Chamber Of Commerce
Tuesday night, but neither CounciI
nor Chamber conld act on the
matter W bile 1t is in the hands of
the court.
A speedy adjustment is hoped
for
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-07-17
IBERIA BOYS GO
ON BIG TOUR,
Parish Boards AXE Inter-
est In Agriculture.

Two iberia Parish school boys will
start on a trip on August First from
which they will return vastly better
equipped to fight the battle with the
Soil which is necessary for successful
farming.
Two boys from each Parish in Lou
isiana will be in the party, conducted
by State Supt. Harris and other of
ficials and interested citizens.
A special train with sleepers and
diners will be provided to convey the
party from Baton Rouge.
Looking for first hand information
and practical lessons in farming,
livestock breeding and dairying, these
youngsters will tour Nebraska, Hi
nois, Ohio and Wisconsin, visiting the
State Universities and Agricultural
schools, and many of those great
farms in the Central States that have
made that region famous.
The two boys from Iberia Parish
are Whitney Broussard, brother Of
City Marshal Felias Broussard,
whose trip is being financed by the
School Board, and Albert Decuir, son
of Mr.. Fred Decuir, whose trip is paid
for by the Police Jury.
After due notice to all concerned,
the names of the applicants, who
were required to be at least IA years
old and not under the 5th grade in
school, were placed in a box and the
one drawn out in each case was selec-
ted to take the trip. The School
Board drawing was made by Supt.
Porter and Vice-Pres II. T. Hail. the
drawing for the Police Jury by Sec
retary Paul Bassin and Supt. Porter.
The checks for $3.50 each have al
ready been forwarded by Secty. Bas-
sin and Supt Porter to Mr. Harris in
Baton Rouge.
1t is impossible to compute the
value of this trip, not only to the
boys themselves, but to the Parish
and State, for the far-reaching re-
suits of new ideas put into practice in
farming and agriculture in our State
cannot be measured except by the
great progress made from year to
year
This is real practical education in
its fullest meaning, and the gentle
men of both the School Board and
Police Jury should be commended for
the trip possible to these two
embryo agriculturalists.
Supt. Porter has plans under con-
sideration for forming Pig Clubs at
all of the two-room schools in thef
country wards this fall, there being
of such schools now in the
Parish. This being in line with the
objects of the present trip should al :
so receive encouragement from all
the Parish.