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lost Bankbooks

LOeT-Ba nkbook No. 2.2s5 of the Y. s.
Savings Bank OF n. J. Payment stopped
Please return book to bank.
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Six Cleveland Banks Merge

CLEVELAND, Der 20.--Plans for
the merging Of six local banks, with
a capital and surplus of S33,000,000 and
resources in excess of 100000,
we're completed to-day. The merger,
to be known as the Union Trust Com
pany, will combine the Citizens Sow
ings and Trust Company, First Ma
tional Bank, Union Commerce National
Bank and the First Trust and Saw
ings Company. Two other savings
banks will join the consolidation after
the first of the wear
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21

SANDER SUss
tphoisterer, Decorator & Cabinet Mali,
Reliable work reasonable prices lrsr 10.
RHlNELANDER 1884. ZOE East elst 81.
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SURROGATES' NOTICES

CHAMBERLAIN. LYDIA C.-IN PURSu.
roSa;s sncs Of an order Of Honorable s John
YORK NoTicn IS he hereby e W given uS to ali III per.
sons having claims against Lydia G. Cham
srs thereof to he subscriber, at Its place
Of transactinE business No. rs Broad
Street, Borough OF Manhattan. in tho City
Of New York, on or before the 7th day %
January next.
,oan. Mateo. New York. tn. sth day OF July.
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY,
u,x TemporarS Administrator.
torneys for Temporary Administrat tor.
Se Wall Street, Borough Of Manhattan.
City and &C unts - New YORK
RUSH c .sIAWKINS.-IN PURSUANCE OF
Surrogate of the County OF New York
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons hav-
Ing ell slaims 9ss,, a,anst Rush Hawkins late
present the same, with vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, at its place Of transactng
business at the office of Edward n. Perkins
York. on before the 18th day of June next
Dated, New York. the 4th day of Deem
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF
TnW EW YORK, Temporary HY3 Administrator
Temporary Administrator. Office and
I'ostonce Address, No. "a William street
Eorough OF Manhattan. New York City.
IN PURSUANCE, OF AN ORDER OF
OK the County OF New York.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
having claims against John Van r. Hoft
late OF Washington, D. c.. deceased to pro.
sent the same with vouchers thereof 20 tbs
subscrihers at their place OF transactlng bus
mess ct the Office of the Metropolitan Trust
Company Of The City Of New York. st No
90 Wall Street. In the Borough OF Manha,.
the 10th day OK January next.
Dated. New York tho 3oth day Of June
1920.
METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OF
THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
RUSSELL M JOHNSTON
ExAcutasa
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The first name Is that or tho debtor: the
accond that OF the creditor and date whom
Judgement was nlcd
In New York County
Scopas Stclancs. and Athanasla
--NeW Arnaterdarn Casualty
Company; January 20. 1919 $1,000 90
spcro, Frank-A. VI. Broughton;
June 1e 1870 0.............. 1eeo7o
Kstes. Herbert B--C. a. Bobblu
20. 1915 ..:;.,.....,'.,....... 2.oss7s
Golden Gate Fruit Company Inn
Federal Sugar Refining Com
r, pany,, me Noyembef 70. 1920. a,as7os
Harba nell Dress Company. Inc.---
II Lcht ct al. December Is,
. A'S" 80. .s-....... l.363.S2
Byeokdale Mils, Inc..-~J. b. Her.
nSnacz 81 al; April 20 1920
F@feFe%1J -..,.......... .Bz+. OCT Bf
Iiegisr, Henry c.~-I. Adelson ct
81, May IL, 1stt,............. 11<.p4
Wiegand. Lena~-J. E. Dunn; Feb-
fnhsy ~ i31H........,..s. 1sas1
EnderWood. Walter H--Sterlinr
Tool ana Machine Works. Inc.
December y, iez0........... 42e11
E0eison John. and Jane--~U M
scneer; September II. 1sz0. f24es
In Bronx County
Green's Auto Van ana Exvresr
Compnny-~H Murphy: Fah.
roary 49, 1890, s,Axas
Isrepy, Walter D..4.M 4 psnn. '
ssy' 'uDa l. i1is tcanee,iedj 80. sa1.zs
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Sioux Citv Bank Fails

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, De-. 20.-The
Bonkers' Finance Company went into
the hands of receiver this afternoon.
The company is capitalized at $4,000
900. No statement Of assets or liabili-
ties was issued.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
West Side

10TH ST, ESQ WEST--Large and small
ring.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

HOUSEWORKER--G white: good
plain cook: no laundry; three adults in
family 1875 Avenue G, Brooklyn Tele-
phone 2271 Mansfield.
WAITRESS for country wanted: $40, ref
erences required. Phone from to 3
Tuesday, $500 Spring.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Thb
election Of directors for Apfei5etg. kosen.
blatt & Meyer, Inc. now known as Apie
berg. Klahr & Meyer Inc. rel avi,s -
held on the day designated In the by Law
month thereafter called a special election
n meeting OF the members OF the said sss s.s
poration for the purpose OF electing cuecssss =
thereof will be held at Room $40. y : 81 ~
Row. in the Borough OF Manhattan. CSs sSssf
New York. on the 9th day OF January. is'''
at p m. in the afternoon ~ said IA Ga
Dated. New York. December 18th. lsss
MOSES KLAHR.
S,ockholder Of Said Corporauoa'
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Stocks Ex Dividend

Be- Be- saAls9HssT s1A AasTss 6 Sae1ss ss y inc Il
Dec. 2l--Am Brake shoe & Fdy Co =
Dec. a1- demR dc pP rrema;D,...:.........1 >,
Dec s1-Associsted oil d. coes... ''s....... :: ::
Dec. 3l-Atch Top & s. r. Ry Co, Of a.,
Dec. 27--Atlantic Coast Line T. r. Go AZ
Dec. ao---Atlantic. Gulf & West Indies "a
Dec. 27-chase Nat Bank &. &. Chase
Sec Corp, bkrs T c, Rcts sf
Dec. 22-Chic. Ind & Louis Ry Co, pf
Dec 2l-Cluett. Peabody & Co. Inc pf 8.
Dec. 2l-Columbia Bark ex and
Dec Pee. 2S44-Compusing q Tab Rec Co......
Dec. Sl-Detrott Edison Co.......
Dec. si-Flfth Ave Bank Of w.. &
Dso. Dec 3i--First Nat Bank 10 cx and 10
Dec. 2A-Gen Cigar Co. Inc. dob pf
Dec sl-cold ( stock rel co....... ...... y !
Dec 2l--Goodrich. r Co. pf....... IL
Dec al--International Agricult Corp
pf ............-..s.. IA
Dec. 24-Int Harvester Co............ 4
Pee. 24-islsnd Creek Coal Co ....... IL
Zee. Dec. e. s:-Ksa as q q. K, Scot, & Nom IL
Doc s,-mdnon hy st vaI aT T4ss ftss t2s q pr pr
Dec. 2l-Montgorncry, Ward &. Co. of. 4
Dec. si-Na, Biscuit Co........'.... IL
Dec. Nat ,ttty Bank and
Dec. Sl-Niagarh Fails Power Co. pr q
Dec. 3l-Northern Central Ry co.,.
Dec. 3l-Northwcstorn Tel Co..,.. TX
Dec. y2-~Owons Bottle Co..,.. x
Dec. % do ri .............., ~
Dec. ssi~~paciiic Tel e. Tel co. pf f..... IL
Dec. 2f-~Pond Crk Coal Co. VI ex and Il
Dec. 3a--Rcnding Co. "a pf f'.... x
Doc 3l~-Sinclalr Cons Oh Corp, Temp
=. STOCK ,.-................ 2
LOO D o1-u industrial Alcohol Co, pf "
Oec. st-Vtrgtnla lron Coal g. Coke.
Dec. 81 do Ry a. Power Co. pf
-. stock s%. .,........... IN
DEC, s7---Wison 4 Go. Inc. pY IL
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Satisfied Judgments

The hrst name Is that OF tho debtor; the
accond that OF the creditor and date whom
judgement Was nlcd:
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statesmen WANTED TO sell Japanese silk
handkerchiefs for Christmas trade: ex-
cellcnt opportunity to make large commiR-
sion earnings deposit required. Can 24O
Broadway. Room 16.
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152D (285S Eighth ave.)--Well furnished
engle roorl. with private family: one
block to IT, station; s4 Jackson
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lien held by the undersigned against tho
following described personal property: 20
tons manganese Anti uFrlction Metal and 10
tons Number 4 Eabbitt. stored at 1872
Diamond St, In the Borough OF Brooklyn,
CITY OF New York, the undersigned will sell
such personnl property at public auction to
tho hi2hest bidder to satisfy such lien, undcr
he direction OF Alexander Newmprk Auc-
tioneer. nj la2 Diamond st. Borough OF
Nloc lyn Ctis OF Now York. at II K NJ.
on tho Stat day OF December. 1870. Dated
Decvfn H. la2D.
UNITED METALS cOnP'N. Ltenor.
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1000 sMacNam Min. Il * s .H
1900 sfMarsh Min. 6ta
1900 sMotherlode c. 5is oAa 5ls o,a
500 Nipissng Min. TN tn 7%s t,5
500 Ophii' Silver NJ N N III 7.
500 Prince Con-. n x Is ~
1900 r Verde Cop. 1h IA IA IN
1000 Rex Cons. 3 ~
$500 Roper Group IL IN n ~
5000 sfSilver King D IL 1i5 In IN
5000 $fSilver Pick. 80
sss sss s s,.5s SFSis s,,sss s'ySr T. / / : /
1900 S+Success Min.
19oe sSutberlaud D. liz III 12 1t2
500 'Talapoosa Sii. X Il j. j
23oo 'Tono Belmont. TX liz II ~
400 eTopo Divide. lSs II - lss
275 Tono Exten. " liz IN IL
37o *Tono Mining. is Ia Ia 1yJ
1926 United Eastern 21 21a ~ 2@
1900 *fVict d Ia p). AZ S ~ D.
700 NV End Cons. IL n u ~
$500 NV Caps Min. g. b1s b.
1000 NV Ex "a p) "a y Il p
1900 Wilbert Mining IN IN
500 yukon Alas NJ 20 20 20 20
500 @Yukon Gold AL Ia "a IN
Bonds
Sales 600 omlttedl Open. High. Ley. Last. Last.
10 "a & It IS '22 94 - 93% 9SS4
45 -Anacon Cop Is. s9s. sss4 ssh s9%
IS *Ang-Am o 7iss 991a e9fs 99A 80 y
IS sseth ei'fOst ST. * 10 IS s4ls az s5% ss%
&c n Ry 10 SO. 1908 1909 10oh 100h
90 *Con Gas Ss... 9S& 9s& 9SA ssh
$50 *Denmark Ss... 97ia 97ia 97H 97A
10 *Diam NJ 10. 100 1905 100 100
SEE G & 6s &c 91s 91ia 91H 81 .
Z sGal Sig on 79e. 1914 93ia 93H 931z
% sGdrch 10 '25. 93i5 84h 33A S31
20 *Gov OF Swed 6s rs IS TIN TIN
25 sInt Rap Tr Is. 67 81 66& 81
25*k of Norway. 9aio S9n 99N e9h
sMor & Co 7Hs. 95 95 81 ~
Is sNat Leather SIS 99s1 a9st s9& 99N
80 IN Y \ H&H 4qe 5S SIS ssh 56
sOhio Gas Is 81 90 90 80 80
*Ohio Cit G 1922 90 IS 95 95
sSeab A J. 6ee. As At A ~
$50 rs Roe is Il yr> 971a 97H 81 81
10 *do rs G y). esia a4A "a -
10 Edo Is 3yr). "a "a - "a
So Sinclair 7'29d:.. ssis ss,s s7A So
10 sSolvay & c SIS. 99N 9ala % 90
195 As Q Calf Is 9a7s 100 e9Ts 100
sdo \ Is 25.I00 100 100 100
"do rs 1926. 100 100 100 100
3 sdo rs 1927. 100 100 100 100
ado rs 1925. 100 100 100 100
s *do Is 1899. 100 100 100 100
s edo Is 1880. 100 100 100 100
Is sdo Is 1881. 100 1o0A 100 1904
10 *Sw & Co Is '25 93a4 93% 93M es%
6 *Swiss Gov rs. 79s4 79% 7e% 7es.
s sTex Co 10 nts 97ts 97A 97lk 97ss
10 sWest Elec Is. s7ss o7ss o7N 81 %
German Internal Bonds
(Quoted in dollars per 900 marks)
Sales (ooo omitted) Open. High. Low. Last.
5'German Ell AIS. "a "A Il
"unlisted fsells cents per share.
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';;: :::: s:;:' @ Want Advertisements :: s ::" e."
Onpotui ndanRe
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

4s2 West 27th st. ana 9Th ay' elevated,
- Yer mesh bag with gothic edge frame,
eevn,ia1'ning e,'ll key. card. powder box and
S,,,sr omdli sum Of Il. Icy: liberal reward. no
qqiugsst1ons qig Ion, asked. &. return. Notify Box G
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21

YOUNG MAN. technical graduate, wishes
=, position anything with future G 100
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1920-12-21

LA WYER. with eleven years active prac-
tlce. now located in Middle West desires
co make change to the East. will con ider
connection with legal or business frm;
scandinavian by birth. speak the Scandi-
or German and French officer in late
World War with overseas service. d lS6
Tribune
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Cooks

COOK. WAITRESS. CHAMBEnMArp-
Capable colored girls; 10 anywhere; &s6
$40; three years last place. Men Shea's
Agency r.. 4lst ct. Murray Hill sT7A.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FURNITURE BUYER-Excellent oppor-
tunity Tor high grade buyer: one who
has had experience IN handling high grade
furniture. Give details OF experience in
replying TO Ne manager or Sage Allen
Company. Hartford. Conn.
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Commercial

auaits. systems invest..
cations, tax and financial reports ar
ma eifluin service. minimum fees Sundii
Liebcrman, 81 Chambers ST. Worth sSss,
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ACCou NTANT long, varied experience:
ali line books. opened. closed. Box 225,
Madison Square
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INFORMATION WANTED

JULIA NJ. QUINN. a very important mes
sage awaits you at Hotel Albert.
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Values Must Be Seen.
Call

Il esiesrcoa. 9TH p1oos, Sayy supoiy p..
m, z9fh h zrd Ave. Brooklyn, II. r.: near
%sta ~, Express Station. on 81. r. r. lth
%ze. Line
Eugene II. Tricou. 81
Lss1t--f,onmander fHC), u. Is. H.
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BUSINESS MANAGER

thoroughly experienced. having sold my
business lately, desires to connect with
$4,000 up; am 81 years old and can furnish
Al references. G 1862, Tribune
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$1,000 REWARD

diamond platinum pin. containing :27
slenes' large stones in center. Schuyler
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instruction

AUTO INSTRUCTION. SIS
Day. evening; Cadillac. Studebaker. Nit
chell. h. NJ Co. 1903 Lexington ave.
(SSth).
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Pianos and Musical Instrpm.,,.
Printing
Upholstery and Bedding

PRINTING. low price. l.ooo card. r,...
heads. 81 30. Hess Co, 2os e ll7th.
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HELP WANTED MALE

class. wanted to travel
to large trade, with two trunks. for the
month Of January; Americans only need
apply. Address In writing, stating salary
r. F. w. Hotel Commodore. New York.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-21
MAKING PROGRESS TOWARD
PROSPERITY.

The most serious obstacles to prosper
ity are being overcome. These are the
most important:
Embarrassment of the railroads,
The lack of capital destroyed in war.
Initiation of credit,
Wild speculation.
Popular extravaganza.
Slowing down of production.
Disordered exchanges.
Four of these difficulties are being
overcome and the other three show inn
provement.
The railroads are getting back on their
feet initiation is slowly yielding to ne
cessity, speculation has been checked and
the masses of the people are less disposed
to throw away their earnings.
Production of both farm and factory
is increasing with the increased eff
cheney of labor and the effect of saving is
seen in the new capital invested in Gov
eminent Securities or brought into saw
ings banks. Foreign exchange shows
some improvement and the steady in
crease Of imports promises further prog
ress toward healthy conditions.
The New York Financial Chronicle says
In its issue of August 7th:
"The action of the Interstate Com
merce Commission, in authorizing rate
increases, which it is estimated viii add.
roughly, 800, 100000 to the yearly rev.
snues Of the steam railroads of the Uni
ted States, means the dawn Of brighter
day, not only for the railroads but for
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-21

al once. From what we could ascertain
all ofethe buildings will be constructed OF
concrete, brick and steel with gysum tile
roofing. Not a single piece of wood work
will be in any of the structures. The
main building will be 400 feet in length
and the Plant so erected as to make the
erection Of additional mills from year to
year easv and economical All OF the
machinery will be brand new and one
machine alone will cost S100,000.00. The
Plant will generate its own electricity
and will have a capacity Of IS tons OF
finished paper per day from its incipiency,
We are informed that not less than one
hundred men will be employed from the
start besides the workmen which will in
clude the field force.
Aside from the great advantage that New
iberia will have through this industry 1t
will open up a ready market for all of the
rice straw in Louisiana, if the farmers
II prepare it for the mill by having If
properly baled. This will mean addl-
onal revenue to the rice growers and il
behooves them to cooperate with the
m management SO as to lend the enterprise
he proper encouragement
The Chas. Boldt Paper Mills Co. are
manufacturers of paper, board and cor
rugated boxes, and besides Mr.. Boldt is
the sole owner of one of the largest glass
tie establishments in America AS
stated above, this industry is the direct
result Of individual effort of Mr.. Bernard,
who for neraly twelve months has been
endeavoring to get Mr.. Boldt interested
in establishing a Plant in New Iberia.
Only a few of our citizens are cognizant
of the great amount of data and stats
tics that it was necessary to secure be
fore he would even consent to come to
lur City. Mayor Sealy also comes in for
great deal of credit, for his interest in
the enterprise and it was through him
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-21
Governor

the country's entire industrial structure,
in fact we deem it no exaggeration to
say that as a constructive influence it
ranks with the resumption of specie pay
ments in 1879"
The editor thinks the continued dis
credit of the railroads, with 20 billions
Of securities, which are held by millions
Of stockholders, including savings banks
and insurance companies, would have
brought on a panic that would have
shaken the world. Now that this dan
ger has been averted he says. business
will go on with renewed confidence, and
stabilizing railroad securities "will have
a quickening influence upon the indus
trial life of the country, the effects Of
which it would be hard 10 exaggerate."
The market prices of railroad stocks
failed to respond to these conditions.
The editor says this is due to uneasiness
caused by the Russo Polish crisis, and
when this is passed the rebound of these
stocks will surely come.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-21
State to be Cattle Tick
Free within Six Months

Governor John M. Parker, that human
dynamo in Baton Rouge, who is doing
his utmost to have sane laws enacted and
who figures the welfare of the people Of
Louisiana as his foremost duty, has Just
issued a call to the Live Stock raisers of
Louisiana to assist in having the tick
Eradication law enforced, according to in
formation received from the New Iberia
Chamber of Commerce, which body is
calling on the stock raisers to aid in the
cause.
Governor Parker has called special
session Of the Live Stock Raisers in Ba-
ton Rouge next Tuesday. Appended is
his appeal:
To the Live Stock Raisers of Louisiana.
A number of parish officials openly
defy the State law in regard to dipping.
The state would be absolutely tick free
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-21

Expressions Of satisfaction on the part
Of the citizens of New Iberia permeated
. all classes of business men when it be-
came generally known on Monday that
I&ff5n, had come to New Iberia on Mon
day and closed for large tract of land
with which to erect an industry for the
manufacture Of paper. For several
months a few intimate friends of Mr.. A.
c. Bernard were eognizsnt that he had
interested Mr.. Boldt in the manufactur.
Of paper out of our rice straw, and in
fact had quietly induced the gentleman
10 come TO New Iberia to see for himself
the great opportunity that exists here for
the manufacture of paper.
Several months since Mr.. Bernard
shipped two carloads Of straw to one Of
his mills in Ohio and the experiment was
so satisfactory that he gave his word he
would come to New Iberia TO study the
general conditions surrounding this ter
ritory as well as labor situation in
South Louisiana.
While Mr.. Bernard was in correspond
ence with the gentleman anent the ad~
vantaees Of New Iberia he then inter
ested Mayor Sealy in the movement, and
His Honor very properly rendered do
nation of $5,O0o0o (which is a little less
/, thhn the cost Of tn, RAILROAD switchesl to
STOW that the citizens of New Iberia were
willing to do their share in offering en-
ccuragement to an enterprise of that ma
ture. The tender of $5,000.00 was sc-
cepted by Mr.. Boldt and the industry is
now an assured factt Some two weeks
ago a visit was paid to New Iberia by Mr..
Zim nerman, the general manager Of the
Boldt Paper Mills Co. of Cincinnati, as
well as the chief engineer, Mr.. Williams,
and survey was made of the land Sc
that the architects could get busy draw
ing The plans for the erection of the mill
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-21

within six months if we conscientiously
dipped all of our cattle and strictly
obeyed dipping regulations. Politics and
lack of proper attention have cost all Of
our parishes great deal of money. With
the hearty cooperation of the judge and
district attorney, we would certainly be
tick free in short time. We must either
observe the law and go; tick free, or else
the law should be abolished.
The time has come for action. A meet
ing of the livestock men is called in
Garig Hall, Baton Rouge, at 1000 A. NJ.
On Tuesday, August oath, to adopt
definite program. Won't you come, give
US the benefit of your information and
ro-operation1
Yours very truly,
JOHN M. PARKER,
Governo-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-21

Jules Dreyfus Co., Inc. ........ 10000
p r Burke 10000
Weeks & Weeks ................ lO0.oG
Smith, DeBlsnc & Suberbielle, Ltd. 10000
New Iberia Commission Co., Ltd. 10000
j. A. Gonsoulin ............... Zo'oo
Schwing 8. Carstens ............ lO0.o0
Dr C. ! sabatier ...... 10000
Hotel Frederic ................. lO0.OO
Murray & Labit ,............... So.oo
Iberia Building Association ...... l00'0o
carver's Teche Rice Milling Co. 200 DO
ri.. f.s,,.3 ........ $500
p Dnhs ............... 5000
p Rihhsck .............. $500
Daiors .............. 5000
p w Frame ... $500
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-21

that the citizens subscribed the $5,00O.0O
which will be held in escrow in one of
our banks, until such time as the work
of construction advances when it will
be turned over to Mr. Boldt.
The fact tnat New Iberia has such eN-
cellent rail and water facilities for ship
ping, we can now look forward to other
industries being planted here, especially
now that the outside world is beginning
TO realize that our people are wide-awake
and willing to do their share in helping
to develop the resources Of the country.
The fact that we rendered bonus of
S5 10000 was not considered from
monetary standpoint one bit It was the
spirit that was back Of it and the volume
of data that convinced Mr.. Boldt that his
investment would be success. We dare
say. however, had our street Improvements
not been underway, thus attesting to the
public spirit of our citizens when he
came here, there is no gainsaying the
fact that he would have left, despite all
the convincing arguments to the con-
trary Notwithstanding
Following is complete list of those
who SO willingly contributed towards the
purchase of the site;
A. c. Bernard ................ .$lO00.o0
N. l. Foundry & Machine Shop 10000
Speciality Store .........9....... IUo'oo
Estorge Drug Co. ............... Z00o0
H. scharff g. Sons .............. 10000
Dauterive Furniture Co. ......... 10000
N. l. Ice & Bottling Works ...... $500
New Iberia Hardware Co. ........ 10000
Renoudet & Dietlein Grocery Co. 10000
O. Renoudet Observation-Disclosures. 10000
H. S, sealv .......... 10000
Bertrand Lumber Co. ...t...4. 10000
New Iberia National Bank ...... 250.0O
John r. Taylor ............... 10000
P. A. Conrad .............. 10000
State National Bank ... 10000
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-21
The Chas. Boldt Paper Mills Co. OF Cincinnati
to Erect $3.50, 600 Factory in New Iberia
Weeks Tract Comprising l6 Acres bought on Monday at
Cost of Thirteen Thousand Dollars

NEW INDUSTRY FOR OUR CITY NOW ASSURED
UNCEASING EXPORTS OF MR.. A c. BERNARD' Assl
H S. SEALY.
, 1920-06-23
Advertisement.

RIDS are requested for tne following
q - articles, which are needed IN the al
ministration Of tie Christiansted Mum
cjpal Hospital, for the month q July
1920.
Bids should be addressed to the In
spector, Municipal Hospital, Christian
sted.
After June Z75h, no bids viii be
Corn Meal. IS lbs; Rice 100 rs
Lard, IS lbs. Cooking butter, 50
lbs. Fable Butter 50 los; Sugar 400 lbs:
irish potatoes $50 lbs; Meat, (Beet,
Mutton & Pork 400 lbs; Quaker Oats,
40 lbs. Cream Of Wheat. Is lbs;
Peas, B E. 50 lbs; Onions, 70 lbs. Salt
Fish (PoIIock) 40 lbs, Condensed Mix,
A Cases. Evaporated Milk, 5 Cases
All supplies to be of best quality.
Christiansted, St. Croix, vi. Of us. g.,
June 10th 1920.
N. P. CHRISTENSEN,
Inspector Mun1cjpaj Hospital
, 1920-06-23
utilization

myth reference to an Ordinance
w passed BY the Colonial CoNn-
Gil Of ST. Croix, - April 1918, IN
view Of the fact thaU The 4Ch day
of July, this year, fails on 9 sun.
day, the Governor has declared Mon
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purpose of Observing '.lNDEPEN-
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GoUerHueat Secretary,