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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-06-26
Chamber of Commerce Members to
vote on Vital Question of Labor
Principles on Tuesday Night.
Citizens Who Believe in Live and Let Live
Theory Urged to Cast Their Vote at Con
ference.

Probably one Of the most in
teresting, if not the most inter
estlng session ever held in the
Chamber of Commerce office will
occur next Tuesday night. june
29, at s P. NJ. when at the open
meeting Of the local organization
referendums Number 81 and 80
dealing on the labor question, will
be thrashed out and the local
chamber vote will be recorded
in the Washington office Of the
National Chamber of Commerce,
of which the local chamber is a
part.
Employment relations in Amer
Jean industry should accord with
and express those ideals of justice,
equality and individual liberty
which constitute the funda-
mentals Of our national institu-
tions. The terms Of employment
should conform to the essential
requirements Of economic law
and sound business practice.
The time for the Chambers of
Commerce throughout the United
States to act is now. Not when
the country is once more throttled
by Reds. j. w. W.'s and what not
that stop commercial relations
and industry at their own discre-
ton. While New iberia
and Iberia Parish has not
been troubled with the labor
question directly almost very firm
in the City and Parish has been
troubled, worried and consider
ably agitated because Of the SEEM
ing lack of cooperation from out
of-town concerns in procuring de-
sired goods, when the real meat
of the trouble has been strikes,
more strikes and still more strikes,
great number Of which have
been fomented by a most unde-
sirable element. To alleviate
this condition the New Iberia
Chamber of Commerce, by refe-
rendum vote. is being called upon
to act-NOW-before it is too
late.
Every member of the New Ibe-
ria Chamber of Commerce. is earn
estly requested to be at Tuesday
nights conference and express
his views on this vital question of
s'liye and let live." "
The committee states its belief
in the following principles on
which members of the Chamber
of Commerce are requested to cast
their vote:
/. Any person possesses the
right to engage in any lawful
business or occupation, and to en-
ter. individually or collectively |
into any lawful contract, either as
or employee. These
rights are subject to limitation
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-06-26
DANCE AT LOREAUVILLE ON
JULY 3rd.

We were requested to announce
that on Saturday evening, July
3d, a dance will be given in the
Loreauville Skating Rink. The
services of the Banner Orchestra
has been engaged to furnish the
music and special invitation
extended to the lovers of the
terpsichore of New Iberia to be
present.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-06-26

day Of rest in seven, or its equiva-
lent should be provided. The re-
duction in working hours below
such economic limit, in order to
secure greater leisure for the in
dividual, should be made only
with full understanding and ac-
ceptance of the fact that it in
wolves a commensurate loss in the
earning power Of the workers, a
limitation and a shortage of the
output Of the industry and an in
crease in the cost of the product,
with all the necessary effect of
these things upon the interests
of the community an the nation.
s. Adequate means. satisfac-
tory both to the employer and his
employees and voluntarily agreed
to by them, should be provided
for the discussion and adjust
ment of all disputes that arise in
the course Of industrial operation.
9. When, in the establishment
or adjustment of employment re-
lations, the employer and his en-
ployees do not deal individually
but by mutual consent such deal
ing is conducted by either party
through representatives it is prop
er for the other party to ask that
these representatives shall not be
chosen or controlled by, or in such
dealing in anv degree represent,
any outside group or interest in
the questions at issue.
10. The greatest measure Of
reward and well-being for both
employer and employee and the
full social value of their service
must be sought in the successful
conduct and full development of
the particular industrial estab-
iishment in which they are asso-
ciated. Intelligent and practical
cooperation based upon a mutual
recognition Of his community of
interest, constitutes the true basis
of sound industrial relations.
II. The State is sovereign and
cannot tolerate divided alleg-
lance on the part of its servants.
While the right of government
employees, national, state, or mu-
nicipal, to be heard and to secure
consideration and just treatment !
must be amply safeguarded, the
community welfare demands that |
no combination to prevent or i'm
pair the operation Of the govern
nent, or of any government func-
ion shall be permitted.
IL. In public service activities,
he public interest and well-being
must be the paramount and con-
consideration. The power
If regulation and protection ex-
srcised bv the State over the
should properly ex-
end to the employees in so far as
nay be necessary to insure the
ldeqaute. continuous and unim-
,aired operation Of public utility
eryice.
The second referendum sub
nitted consists of two recommen- .
laitons drafted by the Chambers I
Committee on Public Utilities.
'hese recommendations are that
"Strikes by employees of all
'ublic service corporations, per-
orming public service essential
0 the lives, health, well-being
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-06-26
NOTICE.

Beginning July 18th next the
office hours of the iberia Build
ing Association will be from 9
A. M. until 5 P. M. The office of
the Association will no longer re
main open later on Saturday
evening than any other day of
the week.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN,
Per w. G. Weeks. Secty.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-06-26

and comfort of the people should
be explicitly prohibited by law.
Suitable tribunals saudi be
created by the law to adjudicate
differences between employees of
public service corporations and
their employers, and the deci-
sions of such tribunals should be
final and binding upon both par
ties"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-06-26
Louisiana State League.

Sash, Blind and Door Factory,
special work of all descriptions
Cisterns and tanks.-Bertrand
Lumber Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-20

against before, interest in the bout is increasing every day. with good sized Jumps of money being wagered either for or against him. It will be collins big night, with recogni tion for him if he wins and the gate for him if he loses.
 The semf-final, as has been an nounced before, will be as good a fight as the main event, with, of course, some of the interest taken away Kid Bruno of Douglas and Dick Cody, of Los Angeles, who is now making his home in Bisbee, will stage a return bout of six rounds In their last fight here two weeks ago, Cody got the decision. Bruno however, had entered the ring to sub stitute for Dick Brenton of Tucson and he promises to turn the tables this trip. This fight with the main event should be a card by itself.
 In the second preliminary Bisbee's favorite featherweight, Battling Her rera, who was discovered and is be. ing developed by Frank Loughery, matchmaker for the Bisbee Athletic club, and whose style of fighting, to- gether with punch that is loaded with dynamite, will meet Willie Luke of Douglas. Herrera has a decision over the Douglas boy, and looks to repeat on Friday night. Loughery is of the opinion that Herrera will be main eventer in six months, and half of Bisbee fandom believes the same.
 In the curtain-raiser, Larry Frasco, popular Bisbee boy, will fight Young Maza of Douglas, who scored a knockout here on his last appear ance before the Bisbee Athletic club on January 8. Fans are picking Frasco to win, but those who have seen Maza and knows his willingness and aggressiveness have other ideas. All in all, it looks like one of the best cards Manager French has out lined since he entered the boxing field.
 Seats are on sale at French's An nex, Main street; Tammany Han in Brewery Gulch, and Harry Seeley's in Lowell. Announcement is also made that tickets will be on sale at the Grand Theater at 3 o'clock the afternoon of the program.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-20
MARTENS TELLS STORY OF LIFE
 TO COMMITTEE
Soviet Envoy" in Custody Of Board Pending Giving
 Of Testimony

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The sen. ate investigation of Bolshevik propa. ganda came to a sudden halt today after Ludwig Martens, self-styled Russian ambassador, read a prelim. mary statement reviewing his life history The subcommittee adjourn ed so members might attend other important committee meetings, and Chairman Moses said the inquiry would not be resumed until Monday to permit Wade H. Ellis, former at torney general of Ohio. who was en- gagged today by the subcommittee as counsel, to arrive.
 Martens, who was accompanied by his attorney, former Senator Hard wick of Georgia, and his secretary. Santeri Nuorteva, was told to con- slider himself in the custody of the committee until his testimony was completed No effort was made by department of justice agents to serve on Martens the warrant issued for his arrest on charges of radical ac- tivities and it was understood that service will be withheld until the committee finishes with him.
  committee his client was innocent of any activity or agitation tending to overthrow the American government and had conducted himself with the strictest of propriety, under interna- tional law" He added Martens would freely answer all questions. Af- ter it hears the Soviet agent, the committee plans to call his secre- tary and also his so-called chief of staff, Gregory Weinstein.
 In selecting MT. Ellis as counsel, the committee disposed of a contro- versy over the proposal to employ Archibald Stevenson, attorney for the New York legislative committee in vestigating radicalism. Senator Bo- har, Republican, Idaho, member of the committee, opposed employment of Stevenson. saying he did mot want to transfer the Lusk CNew York legislative) investigation to the sen ate" and that he would quit the con- mittee if Stevenson were appointed.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-20
TND GREAT FIGHTS WILL GIVE
 B|SbEE FANS LIVELY EVENING

With the arrival in Bisbee on Sun day evening of Tex Mccarthy, the Kansas City heavyweight, who will be the medium through which Bob Collins, the big mixer from the Briggs shaft. will show whether he is a main event scrapper or only a flash in the pan. the card which has been arrang- ed by the Bisbee Athletic club under the management of O. g. French for Friday, has been whipped into shape. Nothing is to be done except to have the fighters in the four events fin ish their training and get ready for the bell.
 Mccarthy looks like the goods. He is in superb condition, due to his playing a boxing and wrestling act with circus for several months He has fought such top-notchers as Jack Dempsey, present heavyweight title holder; Fred Fulton, Carl Morris, Knockout Brennan, and others who are close to the stellar honors in the big mems division. He is cleanly built, with good shoulders and chest, and every indication of being by long odds the best man that Collins has ever met.
 At the same time, fans must re- member that Collins is improving every day. When he first started out he was looked upon as hardly a good preliminary fighter. but with his successive battles in. the Warren dis trict, he not only demonstrated that he was. learning the game, but that he was developing a punch which has been among the enlivening fea- lures of almost every card here. While difficulty has been encountered in finding men of his weight to op- pose him, yet those he has gone up against have been the best that could be found for him, and the ease with which he slipped over his well-known haymaker has advanced him rapidly to the ranks of main event men. If he can stand the gaff with McCar- thy, he will have proved the conten- tion of his friends that he has every thing. a fighter should possess-speed, ability to learn, ring generalship and, above all, a punch.
 Now that he is going to meet a man who out weighs him, and who is go- ing to bring into the ring a little more class than he has been up
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-20
Business Men Will
 Give Yearly Dinner

The Business Mems association Will hold its annual banquet tonight at o'clock at the Country club. An attractive menu has been prepared by the club steward and an excellent program of entertainment featured by the committee. A large crowd is ex pected to attend.
 AS has been previously announced special car service will be run for the convenience of those who de sire to attend. Cars that leave Bis. bee at 2 and 7:30 o'clock will run through to the club and will arrive in plenty of time for the banquet. Cars will also be on hand at the conclu. sion of the affair to bring the ban. queters home.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-20
Why be Fat?

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-20
Senate Fails to
 Take Action on
 Americanization

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19-The sen- ate today devoted another day to consideration of the Americanization bill without reaching a final vote. Senator Kenyon of Iowa, author of the measure, hopes to dispose of it tomorrow. Senator ,Phipps, Repub- lican of Colorado, speaking in sup. port of the bill, said the government should look after foreigners coming to this country. Senator King, Demo. crat of Utah, in opposition declared the proposed educational work should be done by the states alone instead of jointly with the federal govern. ment.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-20
Find Plunder Worth $15O,OOO Taken By
 Lone Train RObber

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19.-Nego- tiable securities to the extent of $15O.- 900 were discovered in number of registered letters in the mail matter stolen by the lone bandit who held up the mail force on a Southern Pa cific train near Richmond Saturday night, Stephen H. Morse, chief of the postoffice inspectors force here, an- nounced today. The mail matter was recovered in the Berkeley hills some distance from the scene of the rob- bery.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-20
WILSON GREETS PAN AMERICANS
Continued from page l

the pan-American nations, but of the world.
 Secretary Glass presided at the opening session, at which the dele gates heard the message from Presi- dent Wilson, addresses by Secretary Lansing and John Barrett, director general of the Pan-American union, and responses by a member of each visiting delegation. After an informal luncheon, the delegates separated into national groups for conferences with prominent business men ana bankers of the United States to consider spe cific problems of transportation, ex- change, commercial credits and other matters.
 Transportation was the subject dis cussed tonight at the first general session, at which John Barton Payne, chairman of the shipping board, told what the United States government was doing to establish adequate pas senger and freight service for develop ing South American trade. Dr. Man. uel de Cespedes, minister of Cuba, presided.
 Presidents Message
 President Wilson's message read at the opening session follows:
 "Gentlemen of the Americas: re- gret more deeply than I can well ex- press that the condition of my health deprives me of the pleasure and privi- lege of meeting with you and person ally expressing the qualification which every officer of this government feels, because of your presence at the na- tional capital, and particularly be- cause of the friendly and significant mission which brings you to us.
 ''I rejoice with you that in these troubled times of world reconstruc- ti9n the republics of the American continent should seek no selfish pur- pose, but should be guided by desire to serve one another and to serve the world to the outmost of their Capacity The great privileges that have been showered upon us. both by reason of our geographical position and because of the high political and social ideals that have determined the national de- velopment of every country of the American continent, carry with them obligations the fulfillment of which must be regarded as a real privilege by every true American. It is no small achievement that the Americas are today able to say to the world: Here is an important section of the globe which has today eliminated the idea of conquest from it's national
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-20
Fortune in Whiskey Goes to Bottom of
 Sea Off New York

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. 19.-When 700 barrels of old Kentucky whisky went down just off New York harbor last Friday, it meant not only a po- tential loss of $350,000, the value of the liquor, but the possible necessi- ty of the owners being obliged to pay the government a tax of $175, ,000 -$250 barrel-as a penalty for not getting it outside the three-mile linn it by January Is, according to T. s. Jones, Louisville whisky broker, who brought tidings of the disaster to- day.
 The whisky, the property of the Green River Distilling company of Owensboro, Ky, was being lightered to a steamer for export, when the barge sprung a leak and sank.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-20
Carpentier Tied
 Up for Year By
 English Promoter

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-C. B. Coch- rane, English boxing promoter, an nounced tonight receipt of cable from M. Descamps. manager of Georges Carpentier, in support of his claim that he is the only man who can stage worlds champronship bout in 1920. Cochrane said he had paid S25,- 900 to Descamps for Carpenters ser vices this year. The message reads
 Awaiting your decision. Have en- tertained no other offers. Will not do so until released by you.''
 Cochrane, who will sail for home next Saturday, intimated he would hold the bout in England if he can sign up Jack Dempsey.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-20
Clapham Wins in
 BOgey Tournament

A "bogey"' handicap tournament was played on the Country club golf course Sunday. In Class A, Joe Clap man came out first with 8 down and Tom Cowan second with g down. In Class B, E. S. Rider was first with down and J. B. Bouick second with g down.
 It was a big day at the club, being the first fine weather in several weeks. The golf course, the tennis courts and the club rooms were crowded during the afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-20

thought and from its international policy
 "The spirit of mutual helpfulness which animates the conference supple ments and strengthens this important achievement of international policy. I rejoice with you that we are privi- legged to assemble with the sole pur- pose of ascertaining how we can serve one another, for in so doing we best serve the world.
 "(Signed) WOODROW WILSON"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-20
To Make HonOrs of War Available for
 Men in the Field

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19-Without debate the senate today passed a house bill amending existing acts to enable military decorations to be awarded upon recommendation of of ficers lower than generals. This bill, which goes to the president, is de- signed to enable the conferring of decorations upon many American sol diers who served in France under of ficers with ranks lower than that of general.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-20
COAST GETS CONVENTION.

FL CENTRO, Calif., Jan. 19.-The executive committee of the League of the Southwest, which numbers among its members development organiza- tions of California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas. Nevada, Colorado, Utah and Wyoming, today selected Los Angeles for the annual conven- tion of the league April to in elusive.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-20
sHArrucKs EVEN SCORE.

The Shattuck team was revenged Sunday when it beat the Queen Stars ina hotly contested game of soccer football, the victory giving them a tie in the cup contest. The score was 2 to l.
 The Stars tried hard to make the game tie, but the Shattuck defense could not be shattered.
 The same teams meet again next Sunday on the Warren ball park.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-20

A patent has been granted for a device featured by sort of three handed clock dial to indicate the day of the week, day of the month and hour when man absent from his office will return
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-20

Danish scientists have perfected a process for treating cheaper woods that makes them more durable, chemical action in A hours produc- ing the effect of several years of drying.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-20

The mildest mining camp known is at Cobalt, Canada, where there has never been a liquor saloon and gambling in public has been pro- hibited.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-20

It has been put up to Arizona to adopt 1000 homeless children of Ar menia and Syria. Do your part through the Near East Relief.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-20

The skin of the human palm has been found to be a very delicate and effective strop for razor edges.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-01-20
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