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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-05-05
Fulton i-IIirIsman 2

Again "Wednesday afternoon the
breaks went against tbe locals Ham
ueriug out lead 81 three runs in the
nr-f Through four clean hiueies and a
sacrifice Hv. the Hickman lads held il
Tor six innings only 90 lose out i'm the
seventh.
iu The FIRST Bougcuo Ted of with a
drive to ietf and pulled up az second
uui Manuel beat ont "a bunt 10 the
pitcher when the Fulton twirIer tried
H catch Hou-Uuo advancing 10 third
smith dropped Texas ieaguer back az
FIRST and Euu-euo counted. Thrasber
.r-'cd 20 right nud Manuel scored ana
smith counted ou Harris infield ont
Foreman pitching Tor Fulton did NOT
allow hif or run after the first until
thr seventh when single, by Wrieh,
Hnd Wilson Iur thc locals I'm poSifio,
tn tlIl a-aiu huf Bougeuo ended the
nnmg hy forcing Wilson 60 second
Fulton scored one in the second ON an
crrHr wiII pitch and "a sacrifice av
and ~eWed rhr -nmc up in the seventh
whom wish ouc out james and Cullen
~in-.od James Scoring when no op.
covered second on Wilson's throw IA
fiut bag fo catch Cullum when Fore.
man Die to him- Hgzer's tyyo-plv drive
tH icff brought Cuiium and Foreman in
with rhe So inning counters
Wilson. fOr Ilirsman. pitched rood
han throughout and deserved "A sIuto,,,
oremnn for Fulton after he got Inv
ihe first inning pitched airtisht hall
nfuroS ~ fle game were "a on..-hand-
cd stab Of Smiths high foul i'm the
third by Chariot. Fulfon's first sucker
and the fielding 81 James at short FOR
alton. VII" accepted seven Chances
without au error
Score by innings: u IN
ilickman 3 % q 900 O-3 q .
Fulton q o OOO3 90 a
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GUESTS Dorothy M.....
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Helen EfuforI Inu IIa Elea. Stars
Stone foUI-. 80. lluIIu. NEr
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shepard Ray rhmbv. lary N
John Wheeler ~gl.auu- NI..eI ,.
Mos. Mars Bradley. william fu...
James I'rafher.
QUEENS LADIES -AIre ClHr. Ni.
giun French. Lilly Dillon. Esteu s.-
Lula -. Fuller. Mabel Clnatr. HrH
Sudherry. Carrie Bone. Molly MHuan
KNIGHTS Gordon clifford harmon
Eastman. Guido Trusty. William roru.
send. Arthur caldwell. Tracy Freeman.
Louis Hofusby. Elmer Mur bison. Tome
ms Kcctl. Robert Policies. flw I'D
Barkett. Foster Bahh. Jacs Buct E-'
die Greed Hnier. N.rr.l. Iceland
sion. a. a. West. Eltl- Era l.errf L..
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>tuueNau Camp .ell Thomas h.
Paul ~lauElu. tlHi~ Patterson. l.r.
man Crook. william Ellison. A.n
Walker Harold Clntc. D.. HnT0r $3.50.
liam Bartlett.
EANNEH BEARERS David I
SHALL james M- SeaF. ben Mlcy D0r-
Mncy. Charles a. Griswoii. Waru
ii"ie, NJ il.lH
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Byron Llscns. Robert Ward Guy Iai..
Harry Bnidrid-e. ID. g. shaw. FELTON,
Vaughn. Harold Kny.
fnieriaisiers.
BASKET DRILL arearet Cur.iu.
lucille Barnes Elizabeth Earhe,t. NiHa
May Boudurant, lnez Chambers. Lrir
John t1eu- Martina Gregory t.ie Air-
Mae. Rose Luior, Dorothy hiu- Nal-
leh. Matte Mitehum Dorothy Sa'mon-
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stevens AAoi'N- W. haf.l "u-i-
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ACT l.
Scene: Interior of Ciderella s Home.
Time: In the long ago.
The king has invited all of the ladies
an the land % attend "a grand Nay US
tival In the garden of the palace. that
his son may choose wife from amoh-
them.
Cinderella. an orphan maiden. Is very
sad because her two spiteful stepsisiers
will not permit her % attend Tire les
tivaL
The two sisters are I'm great excite
meut over the possibility OF the prince
falling In love with them.
After the sisters depart for The palace
Ciderella's god-mother appears anu
weaves a magic spell about Cinderella,
changing her TO a beautiful princess,
permitting her TO attend the festival
bur with the promise that she will De-
al home when the clock strikes twelve
strokes or the fairy charm viii be over
aud Cinderella will be again In rags
ACT IL.
Scene Interior Of the Kings Garden
The palace guards enter and take
their station
Enter the two sisters who have come
early ON their first visit 90 "a palace
Enter guests. king. queen, prince.
ladies. knights, etc.
The king calls for his worthy knights
who pass in review before his throne.
The king then calls for the enter
tainers whose business II 60 amusc the
guests. After the merry entertainers
have gone from the green the guests
dance the minuet.
The prince. who has fallen In love
with Cinderella. viii dance with mo- 9th
err during the evening. very much % the
chagrin of the other maidenS.
As the clock begins % strike twelve.
Cinderella flces from the garden but
loo~es her slipper IN doing 50. The
prince picks UP the slipper and declares
he viii wed the lady who can year the
slipper.
Heralds are sent 10 all parts Of the
land TO try the slipper ON every lady.
ACT Ill.
Scene: Interior OF Cinderella's Home
The two sisters sit discussing the FEES
tival Of the previous evening. not recog-
mixing that Cinderella was the myster-
ious princess.
The kings hcralds appear with the
slipper. The two sisters try IN vain %
wear the slipper Cinderella slips Il on
with ease. The prince enters and beg-
the hand Of Cinderella.
ACT ".
Scene: Interior of Kings Garden
Grand Finale.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-05-05
BABY WEEK.

p.hv Week which Tor about ten
- has been ID national feature dur
-, the month OF May, IS 90 be- observed
- the first time iu Hickman this ytar
,-,,,ipe MAY 9Th During this Meek
.t.. habv l. supreme Interest Ia Oh
Ills and spring cleaning is FOR the time
,,farred while His lnfautlle Majesty
t,las SWAY Every show window ou
Nfaiu street will display articles ror
1,hi.s baby clothes baby foods. baby
-oilet articles every thing baby needs
IN, every hand there viii be- attractive
.ahv posters. and for free distribution
LITERATURE pertaining 70 Infant welfare
Al this appropriate time. the Health
offeer Or NJ Hubbard and Mrs
,une SlmS. Public Health Nurce. will
,u.n "A Baby clinic where mothers can
lriug their babies and small children
fnr FREE physical eXau.luntlou They
yvill be- weighed measured ana thor
.uehlv examined and all 81 those who
need medleul attention viii De- referred
Ia their family physician. Those " ho
are unable 20 procure the services OF o.
physicism will pc cared for by thu
Health Ofncer with no charge Ihl-
clinlc j. to boz permanent feature OF
our county health campaig open one
fffrflifHbl ever. Ntfh- IT D. lHlR-l ii4H
the opening ou Friday afternoon. May
18th. al two O'Clock at Or Hubbard IS
office viii be- largely attended
The merchants II tile town hav.
shown thriI Interest hy offering prizes
90 the most nearly perfect boy and girl
. babies. which viii Dee awarded al TIE
clinic or the opening day The follow
ing firms have offered prizes g. g.
.aH /. ~ d
/ berg T.. q. Rice. T. Duh~nu : NJ NaI
I fch. Baltzcr & Dodds. T. r. Ellison
Smith & Amfrrg Hickman Drug co.
and Hickman Hardware Co.. and 10 will
De- seen Tint there will bee an ample
number for even THE many perfect ha
hie~ az which Hickman cau boast sure
ly every mother who o. Interested h
I the physical heffermcnt 81 hcr children
will De- urp~ruf
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on THURSDAY May 18th az > D. m
40 the =. y Hall Mrs Sims viii
hold free clinic for coiored babies
and every cninfed mother u urged 90
attend and bring all of her children
under Sis years 90 age This is for
well babies az much a~ sick ones Come
nnd learn how 90 keep the well one.
well
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their respective precincts are entitled
10 participate In the mass convention.
T. a Prather. County Chairman
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NOTICE.

The Board Of Education and teach
ers are asked 10 meet In the County
superintendent office sunday morning
May sth, at 10 30
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Colds Cause drip and Influenza

LAXATIVE BROaO cUi.si 7 sbiets remove the
cause- There j. only one ''Bsomo ouinins -
= W. GROVES Signature on box sc
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Just say "Gimbels" Wen know what
sou want A stylish hat for spring.
New shades, green. gray. brown and
Probabilities X DOdds Dry Goods Co.
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New aprons and house dresses. made
up different at Dobsons.
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FAIRIES-Leonora Amberg. Mary v.
Curtin. katheryn Bondurant. Ople
Ward. Dorothy Naylor. Francis John
son. Marjorie Roney. Eula Miley. Fran
els Rice. Dorothy Moss.
GUARDS-Captain. King Davis Roy
McKimmons. Harold Moore, Robert
Irost, Jack Parham. Hubbard Easley.
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=. srse 81 IS tonic ard laxative effect Law.
TIVE skOAlO OllSIcfs l. better tran ors;,er
Auiuine e9i coc9 net cause ncrvou.ness -.
fin<i-k n head Remember the full "a me- 80
COX tor the signature OF e W. GROVE ~
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-08-06
CROWLEY HAS SEVEN STORY
kYSCRAPER."

Crowley, our neighbor on the west
is boasting Of seven story "sky.
scraper," erected by the First Ma
tional Bank Of that city.
On Monday of the present week
they had the formal opening of the
building, to which invitations had
been sent out to parties in all ad-
joining towns.
The building is a strictly modern
plant, with its own lighting, heating
and ice plants, and topped by a mag
nificent roof garden above the seven
tn floor. 1t is easily the superior of
any building between New Orleans
and Houston
Fully two thousand persons res
ponded to the invitation to attend the
formal opening Monday. Music and
refreshments were provided on the
roof garden.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-08-06

Tor the taxpayers and have been sub-
serving the interest Of tie taz-pav
ers of the City Of New Iberia Jealous
ly and unselfshIy; yet ia view IF the
uncertainty of the bond market. with
no reason to expect a material inn
provement therein in the near future.
BE 1T RESOLVED that the school
Board Of Iberia Parish hc and Il
hereby respectfully pctitioned to
forthwith effect sale Of the Bonds
IN question to the end that the C.ty
OF New Iberia and the Sixth Ward Of
the Parish Of Iberia may be furnish
ed with adequate public school faci
llties which are sorely needed
1t will very likely require all Of
Twelve months to sell the bonds. let
the building contract, and complote
the building, SO that the eomino, term
OF school will pass before the new
accommodations are ready. Rnt IN
the term starting in September, 1922.
the structure will be ready for oc-
cupancy. New Iberia will then have
an educational equipment of which
we can all be proud
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-08-06
NERMILION ORGANIZATION IS
ACTIVE.

Over in VermiIion Parish the poo-
pie have organized a parish wide
Chamber of Commerce, to which all
the Incorporated towns and villages
as well as large numbers of the
farmer folk belong.
The first chance that came up for
this organization to show what it's
value is to the people, was when the
Southern Pacific railroad company
asked for permission to close the
passenger stations of Abbeville,
Gueydan and Kaplan on Sundays. 1t
seemed that this permission was a.
bout to be granted by the Railroad
Commission, when the Chamber of
Commerce got busy and had the pro-
position knocked out.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-08-06
". C. TO CONTINUE
BEAUT|FY|NC WORK.
Neutral Ground On West
Main Will Be Maintained.

The Publicity Committee of the
Women's Council report with much
pleasure the results of the Councils
work along the neutral grounds on
West Main Street.
The Women's Council are desery-
ing of much credit for the present
beautiful appearance Of this one Of
New Iberia's prettiest drives, but
they also realize that alone they
could have done little, and according
ly pass along most of the credit to
the citizens residing along upper
Main Street. By their wholehearted
cooperation these residents have
made possible all that has been ac-
complished this far.
A few months ago a committee of
four ladies made a house to house
canvass and found that the property
owners and renters of this section
"Sic, Will lew eACepIlOIlS, Wiling 10
be taxed one dollar for the upkeep of
the neutral grounds for a period of
four months, realizing that the fee
was quite small for the service Civ
en-.
Such splendid results have been
obtained, and the appearance of w
Main Street is so good, that many
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-08-06
WORK ON NEW HIGH SCHOOL MAY Be COM
MENCEO AT ONCE,
ehdmoer OF Commerce Endorses Immediate Sale of
Bonds and Letting of Contract

1t seems that the question of build
ing our new high school plant, that
has been delayed for many months,
is about to be settled.
Messrs. H. T. Hall, j. f. Verret
Eugene GLillot and Supt. Porter, who
constitute the Special Building Com
mittee, have been holding the $500
600 bonds off from the market await
ing a more favorable price than any
now offered or obtainable during the
past year and half.
But careful analysis of the money
market does not extend any hope that
the price of school bonds will increase
materially during the next year or
more, and the crying need for the
new school building is such that to
wait longer seems impossible.
A special meeting was called of the
Board of Directors of the New Iberia
Chamber of Commerce last Tuesday
evening, when Supt. Porter and Mr..
Harry Hall of the School Board, put
the matter squarely before the COM
merce body, and asked for an express
sion of opinion from that body as
representing the taxpaying interests
of the Sixth ward.
The School officials explained how
every effort has been made to dis
pose of the building bonds advan-
but without success. They
further explained the present strain
ed conditions of our city's schooling
facilities, and how the new building
s sorely needed without further de- I
ay.
During the time that sale Of the
ponds has been held up, the interest
las been accruing on the bonds, so
hat they are now worth $4,000 ad-
litional to the Board At the same
ime all building costs have been fall
ng rapidly, so that perhaps a saving
t 25 per cent has been made under
What the structure would have cost
welve months or more ago.
After considering all these facts,
he following resolution was present
d to the Chamber of Commerce, and
5as carried unanimously:
l
WHEREAS, the Chamber of Com
lerce is mindful of the fact that the
chool Board of the Parish of Iberia,
nd more especially the members of
1e Sixth Ward, have been doing
aeir utmost to dispose of the Sixth
lard School Bonds advantageously
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-08-06
J9ANERETTE PLEASURE
DAY AUGUST 9Th.
Novel Entertainments Will
Feature Program.

That our sister city at the other
end of the Model Road is wide awake
and up-to-date is shown by Their
plans for "Jeanerette Pleasure Day
set for Monday, August Sth.
According to the Jeanerette Coast
Herald the day will be observed as
follows:
"The Jeanerette Pleasure Day plan
as complete is that on Monday, Aug
ust 8, the Bijou and Savoy theatres
will be operated from 8 a. m. to
p. m., and no admission charged. The
w. o. w. hall will be fitted up for
a rest room and visiting room for
the day and for ball that night.
Free ice water will be placed at sew
eral convenient points in the business
district. The Teche Transfer Co. will
charge only one half fare to and
from Jeanerette and the formal dedi-
cation of the Moresi Tourist Park
will take place between the hours of
2 and 3 p. m., with speaking by May
or Druilhet, Hon. Charles P. Robin
and Colonel l.. Paul Bryant. The
ladies will serve refreshments and
cold drinks at the park. There will
be band concert during the entire
day. Every merchant in Jeanerette
has offered to put on special low pri-
ced bargains for that day.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-08-06

favorable comments have been elicit
ed, and everybody seems satisfied
with the arrangement.
The present contract of four
months maintenance for one dollar
expires on August fifteenth, and the
ladies feel encouraged to call again
upon the same residents for contribu-
tions to continue the maintenance for
another four months period at the
same rate.
Arrangements have been made to
replace all the palms that have died.
but none of them will be removed at
this time, as it is thought probable
that some may be revived later on.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-08-06
CITY MAY NOT GET
1922 CHAUTAUQUA.
Hitch Arises Over Date of
Program.

Developments of recent cores
pondence between the Chamber OF
Commerce and the Ellison White
Chautauqua System, make it seen
probable now that New Iberia NAV
not secure chautauqua next April
as was contracted for at the close of
the last engagement of that company
in April just passed.
In signing the guarantee contract
the Chamber of Commerce specified
that the weeks entertainment should
not be scheduled for this city during
the Lenten season, as during that
time a large number of our people do
not attend entertainments of any
character and for this reason it
might be hard to finance the PROPOSE
ton if it were held during Lent.
Ellison White consented to this
proViso in the contract, but now they
find out that Easter comes around
the middle of April, which would put
the opening of their chautauqua sea
son very late in the Spring, as New
Iberia is one of the first towns on
their circuit.
That company wrote to the Civic
this week, asking per-
mission to start the weeks engage
ment during Lent, but not during
Holy Week. The Chamber of Com
merce, at the meeting of it's Board
held Tuesday evening, directed the
Secretary to write Ellison White,
holding them. absolutely up to the
original a~reement, informing them
hat otherwise the contract for them
% show in this city may be consider
ID forfeited.
just what arrangement can be |
made to reconcile these two ideas of |
when the season shall be opened, We
ire unable to state at this time, but |
We are of the opinion that some prop
,sition will be advanced that will be
to both the producing
ompany and the New Iberia patrons.
However, if no agreement can be
cached, New Iberia may be forced
0 do without her 1922 chautauoua,
which result would certainly bring
1uch disappointment to hundreds of
ur citizens
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-08-06
!. afRIl WILL GET BEAUTIFUL CITY PARK
y IF PLANS MATURE.
..,,,e Woods" To Be Transformed Into COM
ea''a unity Play Ground. Option Secured.

!. could be taken among al
u ....hitsnts of this city, it is
p :" lain that an overwhelming
'f' !. uould declare that what
~ !. needs most as a pro
Y ,onmunity, is City Park.
- how many years lberians
:, = talking about a park, and
: for one, and trying to find a
1. s'' secure ss' e one, would be i"p's-
:, ,ov have no suitable place in
y I hold public gatherings OF
We have no place for
,.,,ious, fairs, picnics.
I. . what we hear is correct,
~ nlsus now well under way
!, maturity without mishap,
! !. Ibsria's much needed park will
.,,l;yation before much longer.
...hls tbe most beautiful site,
: stted by its natural environ
], IA most conveniently located,
/ i, wooded tract of land lying a
! Baycu Teche, and known COM
i as 4Henshaw's Woods
4. niece Of beautifully wooded
comprises thirty acres, and by
, i lust three blocks from Du-
!, Avenue, at the end of Marie
1t.
,,,ral gentlemen, who by the way
mixed up in pretty much every
good that we get around here,
been busy on working out plans
suring this tract Of land for a
park.
present they have an option on
voods, and q reasonable time in
/ to finance the proposition, the
Il price being very reasonable, |
4 New IBERIA can be considered |
10 have such an opportunity |
d 10 her at such price.
! present plan is to raise all the
/ possible, purchase the land,
4 up and open. the park to
use at once. The work of furth- J
vsloping the park would then be
! in the hands of a City Park
lssion, entirely non-political,
dependent Of any political or
ltion, such as City Council or
Jury.
means can be provided, other
tons will be added to the place,
y Community Swimming Pool,
courts, ball grounds, children's
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-08-06
play grounds apparatus, etc.

Pi"y Siooi'to apparatus, eIC.
The idea is yet in its incipiency,
but is in the hands of men and wo-
men who will push it along, and the
general public will be put in full pos
session of the entire particulars Just
as rapidly as they can be worked out.
When completed, it is certain that
outside of City Park and Audubon
Park in New Orleans, there will be
nothing so elaborate and complete in
the state Of louisiana To start with,
Henshaw's Woods are almost an ideal
park of themselves, and can easily
and economically be transformed into
a most attractive spot.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-01
BANKING INTERESTS
SHOULD BE BLAMED

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SESViCEl
CCLUN BUS, O. Mar.-Tbat the bank
ing interests of the country control
the railroads and should be blamed
for the war on the closed shop and
TIE national agreement Is Tho assert
ion made BIZ VIII Robson. Detroit. vice
president 81 the United Brotherhood
- Maintenance OF Way Employees and
Railway shop Lahorers, addressing the
members 81 tho columbus associated
ra,-roed crafts.
Robson said the aging Of of work
-rs constitutes an EFFORT 70 break the
snton labor and "a not due Sc INDUS
trial depression
Rs5uctlon Ok the value q govern
r1eat bonds ia when laborevs had IN
Vested bsoaues OF their patriotism, Is
part 81 the plan e break union labor
They would perjure Uncle sam be
cause they don't give 2 dann for the
vyord 81 the United states government
o. anyone else, 80 long a. x means q
r.ckel to them.. said RoDson.
triple alliance OF railroad men.
osal miners and steel workers was IA
yared By S g Linscott OF basil gen
eraI chairman Of TIE Toledo & Ohio
csat-al Rauro4d system az TIE err
EaniEation
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-01
CAN SPOON ATOP
BUSES IN DETROIT

DETRoIT Narch--Ir5 all rishr te
spoor atop The Detroit motor buses.
providing you don't disturb the o-her
hus riders DR. James W Inches.
pee commissions has 'ssuod -A.s
sdtct Il ali police oflcers. thus pror-
irg that Re Is broader than rs name
.-7pltss.
Taey spoon il ca.as resteu9aats
ara shcws ne said -and to attempt
i stop Il would Be useless.
20 ta4 oas kiss ard The ous hug
W. BE popular il Detroit THIS s4El
ne- and = car be surmised that
appsr deck seats VIII re- At premium