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INDIANS WIN AS THEIR DESPERATE
 FIGHT CONTINUES
Tanks, Needing One More Victory, Are Rained Out.
 Tribe 0vercomes Lead

Yesterdays Results Cleveland g. Chicago 2. Washington G. Boston 4 New York Ph iladelphia, rain.
 Games Today St. Louis at Detroit. Cleveland at Chicago. Philadelphia at New York (two games) Washing ton at Boston (two games).
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-14
THOSE ''TERRIBLE' WATER AND LIGHT
RATES PROVE TO BE REALLY LOW.
Franklin Pays For Dirty Bayou Water That New
Our Light Plant Gives More Free Light Than

after all is said and done" to use
the words Of Mr.. j. A. Petcrman II
our sister town Of Franklin, in the
New Iberia Enterprise: does the plant
make or loose anything at the charge
made?
| will submit a bit Of information
for our patrons consideration. 1t is
fair to make the consumer buy the
light and water meters? Franklin
does so, not New Iberia. Is a muni-
cipal plant built for a profit or to ren
der the best service possible at rates
charged? If our people will tell me
they will be satisfied for the plant to
pump dirty Bayou water in the mains
as is done at Franklin, and was done
here before the Board authorized me
to filter our water. the saving in fuel
and labor alone would justify us in
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-14

| found our plant without IA tower
tank, and we have never been in
position to own one. All water and
hight services are mctcrcd there; we
have only been able to put meters Oh
halt our water connections the war
running the price Of meters up twice
their cost of three years ago. Om.
plant gives employment to eight fam
lies, Franklin five, so it is NV hum
bic opinion that after showing that
beyond any question of doubt. New
Iberia Light and water rates BEING
fewer than Morgan City. Abbevillt
Lafayette, and Crowley. only a little
higher than Franklin. everything con
sldered, we are not as has been said
by some knockers; higher than all Of
her towns around us.
Respectfully Submitted.
LAWRENCE +. VILLERMIN
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-14

giving the water away free, because
while we receive approximately 5000
per month for all water sold it costs
that much to treat and repump it.
As to free lights for the City's use
New Iberia's Street Light Load. that
is furnished free has been and is at
present larger than the entire Light
Load, including Street, residential.
and commercial lights Of Franklin.
| hope it will not be understood
that this is a criticism of our friends
Of Franklin; they have nice plant,
entirely operated by oil engines, we
have only one oil engine, purchased
during war time and operated as con
tlnuously rs possible, they have a
Stand Pipe for water, which is filled
about twice day, and The consump
tion is so small that it takes half
day to empty the tank once it is filled
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-14
BLAME FOR ERRORS IN THE SIDEWALK
ASSESSMENT DON'T REST ON GIRARD.

and relief for both myself and th
tax payers by the making Of neces
sary corrections by the proper auth
ority of the city. This letter follows
Hon. Board Of Commissioners,
City of New Iberia, La,
Gentlemen:-
want to submit to you the fol
lowing facts for your careful consi
deration, and adjustment to correc
the errors and difficulties now attend
ant upon the discharge of my duties
rs city tax collector.
The list of property owners, show.
ing their respective frontage, in feet
for sidewalk assessment, is entirely
wrong, in so far as many of the pro-
perty owners are concerned, accord
| ing to the statements and contentious
OF such respective property owners,
| and in as much as | am not en-
powered to collect and receipt for
taxes, unless the whole of such taxes,
as assessed against the respective
property owners, are paid, the errors,
or alleged errors, in said list, with
reference to the feet-frontage in such
assessment handicaps and seriously
obstructs me in the collection of tax
es against these respective property
owners, which taxes may be assess
ed for other funds and purposes,
than the sidewalk assessments.
Under present conditions, it is i'm
possible for me to collect taxes again
st the sidewalk assessment in any
thing like an approximate amount
assessed. Property owners are con-
tinuall!y contradicting the correctness
of the foot-frontage of their proper
ty. Notably among these are August
Winters, Alphonse Hill, Osere Seq
ura, Mrs. (widow) Chas.N Escudier,
Miss Myrtle Ribbeck, Mrs. E. f.
Millard, and number of others.
| would also call your attention to
the fact that many discrepancies and
with reference to the |
front-footage for street paving as
sessments exist, and are obstructing
the collection of taxes.
Any relief in the above mentioned |
which can be rendered by
you, will be properly appreciated.
A. A. GIRARD,
Trustee of Finance.
respectfully ask your considera-
Lion and support in the approaching
election, and if you honor me with
the Office of Trustee Of Finance, II
shall devote my entire time and ser
vice to faithful performance of the
luties involved.
Respectfully,
A. A. GIRARD.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-14

walk tax imposed against the prom
erty owners, respectively, was sub
mltted to the Board of Commission
ers by the Honorable Mayor, in ac.
cordance with previous resolutions
etc. This list, as furnished to the
Office of Trustee of Finance by Mr..
Sealy, is the only source from which
| the Trustee can ascertain the front
footage and the attendant assessment
FOR such sidewalks, and if errors ex-
lst tand there is no question about
that) those errors cannot be attrib,It-
ed to me. This list of property as
I Sessments was published in accord
ance with law, just as it was furnish
ed to me by the Mayor. | am com
PEELED to collect taxes in accordance
with that list and its showing. and
cannot legally collect any more than
IT shows, nor can | legally make any
alteration or correction Of same. ev-
en- though | knew of existing error
want to state positively that if any
assessment of property front footape
under the sidewalk paving ordinance
IS erroneous. it is not my fault
must collect taxes as this list desig
mates. ! want to further state that
the errors existing in this list Of
property owners and their respective
front footage of property. has been
ana is the cause Of more than ten
thousand dollars in taxes not being
collected. More than two thousand
dollars Of these delinquent taxes or
collections would have been in the
General Fund, and would have great
ly relieved depletion Of that fund,
as is well known.
When you are approached with a |
from some property own |
er in the matter of these sidewalk |
taxes, and he is criticizing me for
any existing mistakes in his assess
ment, you may attribute such criti-
cism to one Of two things,-he either
does not understand the matter, or
ne is using it in his opposition to me
as a candidate for reelection. No
one can censure a taxpayer for not
paying more taxes than he honestly
owes and for refusing to pay an ov-
srassessment of such taxes, but place
The blame for such overassessment
u error where it beIongs,-not on
ne.
After trying every possible way
% proceed with the collection of tax
IS, and finding all collections blocked
~ the great number of errors in the
special sidewalk assessments. on Dec.
g, 1920, addressed a communica-
ion to the Board Of Trustees, stat
ng clearly the condition of this spe-
ial tax roll and requesting assistance
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-14
RICE INDUSTRY HAS
BRIGHT FUTURE,
Use Of Cereal Doubled In
Less Than Year.

Last winter The Iberian contained
an article concerning newly origin
ated cereal food preparation, called
"Rice OLA" which was devised and
patented by Mrs. Chas. Saint of
Kaplan, La.
This week we received from Mrs.
Saint a package of this new food
preparation, and letter, which be-
cause of its general interest in this
rice growing section, we print below.
kaplan, La, May 10th, 1921.
Mr.. Frame,
Editor Of The Iberian,"
New Iberia, La.
Dear Sir:
A friend from New Iberia sent me
clipping from the Iberia Enter
prise containing an article copied
from the st. Landry "Clarion," which
referred to "Rice OLA" the rice
breakfast food that l have invented
and patented.
The "Clarion" was acting in good
faith, but is under a wrong impress
sion as to the maker of this splendid
food. / am glad to state, however,
that although Mr.. Doucet is not the
inventor, he is interested in our Com
pany.
l am sending you a package Of my
"Rice OLA" have it cooked accord
ing to directions in the box, and if
you care at all for cereals, think
you will like it. It has found favor
wherever it has been used. / first
made it during the war, when wheat
and "Cream Of Wheat" were unob-
tainable, and it replaced "Cream Of
Wheat" so well that we use It now
in preference, and ! believe it will
share honors on the American tables
with "Cream Of Wheat" after it be-
comes known.
Our rice industry is in a deplor-
able condition, and there is no reason
in the world why the American peo-
pie should not be right to consume
more rice, in fact we should consume
all the rice raised in the u. s. and
not depend on a foreign market to
consume our small crop. 1t is the
most nutritious food known, and one
Of the most easily digested. Hereto
fore it has not been used for break
fast as it takes so long to cook. So
l have prepared it in such way
that it can be cooked in fifteen min
utes, and can be served as a cereal
with milk and sugar or cream and
sugar, and again it can replace grits
with ham and eggs, butter, etc. Its
high degree Of nutrition and easy d.
gestion makes it also an excellent
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-14
TEN DOLLARS FOR A
SUITABLE NAME.
Some of Our Citizens Want
To Re-Name Main St.

In keeping with the general desire
to make real city" out of New Ib.
eria, movement was started this
week among some of our more pro-
gressive merchants and professional
men to select more appropriate and
fitting name for our Main Street.
1t is contended by them that MAIN
Street is too provincial, and is used
mostly by small country towns, and
that a sure-enough city should have
some distinctive name for its leading
thoroughfare. We were asked to
give some publicity to the matter and
see if change meets with the ap-
proval of our citizens.
1t has been suggested that some
historical name should be selected,
one connected with the early history
of the community. For instance, that
of Bouligny, who was sent in 1779
by the Spanish Governor GaIvez to
found the first settlement here. He
called the place IBERIA. The French
had already settled here, and had
named their little village St. Maur.
as recorded in Longfellow's "Evange
line"
At the time DeClouet was Com
mandant of the Attakapas Post. with
headquarters in st. Martinvlle.
The first city charter was granted
by the State Legislature in 1889 and
in it the corporation was called Ibe-
ria, but this was changed in 1868 to
New Iberia by an act of the legisla
ture. The name of the Governor at
that time might be an appropriate
one for new name for our Main
The 1berian will be glad to give
publicity to any suggestions along |
this line, and invites it's readers to |
take hand in this project.
Send in your idea of good name,
and If you wish. an article telling
why you think it should be adopted
Make your article brief, say about
40 or 80 words.
Dig into your old histories and
send in a name.
II the one you should suggest Is
the name finally adopted The Iberian
will award cash prize of Ten Dol
lars to the first person sending that
name in.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-14

IN n last desperate effort to sten
80 tide Of approval that is sweep
'.r =" commissioner A. A. Girard tt
ar.oin ~ victory in the city election
sore few politicians have started
.L,o;n rumors concerning Mr.. Cir
~ official record and candidacy.
while there is no danger of any
..ol, informed citizen being misled by
,,oso minors. still there are some
sow who might be deceived, and FOR
,ho;r benefit MIR. Girard has preparA
"A statement that brands as alb
solutely untrue the rumor of com
h;nation," and proving beyond any
nossible doubt his total innocence Of
hlome in the Sidewalk assessment
muddle.
4 Any one, with but slight know
nedpe of our city government knows
hat the Mayors office. and not the
commissioner Of Finance prepares
me special sidewalk assessment rolls.
The Finance office only collects,
and has nothing to do with making
the tax roll.
Mr.. Girard's statement follows:
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE
CITY.
On account Of certain misstate-
ments being made in order to oppose
me as candidate for reelection to
the office Of Trustee Of Finance Of
the City of New Iberia, want to
make the following statements TO
correct any erroneous impressions
which may have resulted from the
circulation of false rumors, by par
ties who ought to know better,
whether they do or not.
COMBINATION CHARGE is
FALSE.
In the first place, am a candidate
for reelection to the office Of Trus-
tee Of Finance of your city, and am
not allied with, nor combined with |
any other candidate or candidates for
any other office of the city. | am
making this race and asking for the
support Of the voters strictly on my
hwn merits, and most emphatically
|N on the demerits of any other op-
posing candidate. Any statement
that am in combination with any
sther candidates. is untrue, absolute
~
NOW WITH REFERENCE TO THE
SIDEWALK TAX COLLECTIONS
wish to ell your attention to the
TACT that on the Minutes Of the Board
of Commissioners Of the City of New
IBERIA, of date, October 18th, 1919, a
list Of the property owners subject to
TAX for building sidewalks, together
With their respective front footage,
and the aggregate amount of side
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-14
NEW IBERIA.
City Municipal Plant.

Rate for lighting, Minimum $1.00.
First so X. w. "a 15c X. W.
All above so X. w. @ 10 cents.
City furnishes meter, requiring dc
posit of $3.50 to protect light bill.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-14

Power Rate.
First so K. W. @ Is cents.
Next 100 K. w. "a 8 cts. K. W.
All above @ 4 1-2 cts. X. w.
1000 X. w. cost $53. 75.
Stove Cook Rate.
4 cents straight.
100 K. w. Min. $500.
100 X. w. straight $500.
NEW IBERIA
No charge for meter.
Min. 5000 gals. $1.00.
$4,000 gals. "a 20c-$10.00.
100000 gals 0 zoe and 12c-$16 90
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-14
MORGAN CITY
Private Owned Plant.

Private Owned Plant.
Rate for lighting, Minimum St.OO.
First so X. W O 15c X. w.
Next 100 X. W. "a 12cts. X. W.
Next 100 K W (O l0c X. w.
10 per cent off if paid in Is days.
Customer pays SIG 90 for the. light
meter, or is charged 25c per month
Tor use of meter. Depositing in
advance soc for each store light
connected or soc for each residence
light connected
Power Rate.
All amounts @ &c straight.
1000 X W. cost $4,000.
10 per cent discount if paid CASH
$6-$54 90.
Stove Cook Rate.
NONE
MORGAN CITY.
Meter rent, 25c per month
Min. 1000 gals. 75c.
$4,000 gals. "a -16c-14c. -. $40. 50
Meter Rent ............... 90
$10.67
100000 gals. "a Ice 14c- 10c,
SIG 90.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-14
COMPARATIVE RATES.
FRANKLIN
City Municipal Plant.

FRANKLIN
City Municipal Plant.
Rate for lighting, Minimum $1.0O.
All amounts used 90 10c X. W.
Customers buy own meter and is his
property.
Power Rate.
All amounts @ 6 cts. straight.
1000 X. w. cost $4,000.
Stove Cook Rate.
cents straight
100 *. w. straight $4.00.
WATER RATES.
FRANKLIN
Buy your own meter.
Min. S400-60c.
10000 gals. 0 15c--$7. so.
100000 gals. "a 15c-- SIS 90.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-14

Continued o page A.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-05-14
MORGAN CITY,

$1067
100000 gals. "a 25c-16c- 14c- 10c,
$16 %.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-28
WOMAN FOR PRESIDENT.
Mrs Montgomery Chosen Head of North
ern BaptistS' Convention.

DIES MONIES. Ia, June 2S-NIrs.
Helen Barrett Montgomery of Rochester,
\. Y, was elected president of the North
ern Baptists at the convention of that de-
nomination yesterday. She is the first
woman to hold the position.
Other officers elected were: Recording
secretary, Rev. NJ. \. Levy. Pittsfeld,
Mass; statistical secretary. Rev. c. \.
Walker. WeStchester, Pa. and treasurer,
Frank L. Miner Dcs Moines.
Seattle, Wash, was selected for the
1922 meeting. : Presidents of Baptist
church organizations were elected as fol
lows: Foreign Mission society. Rev. w.
s.. Alternately. Washington; Home Mission
society, Charles Il. Brock, Denver :
Woman's Foreign Mission society, Mrs.
Andrew MacLeish, Glencoe, III; Women's
Baptist Missionary society, Mrs. G.. w.
Coleman, Boston.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-28
SERMON TO MASONS
BY. REV. MIR. TROUT
Former BrattlebOro Pastor breaches
Special sermon in Springfield
Parade with Band.

Rev. Delmar l.. Trout, who recently
went from the Brattleboro Lniycrsalist
church to the pastorate of St. paul's
UnRersallst church IN Springfield,
Mass, preached to the Knights en-
piar ana other Alasons Sunday morn
ing, and the special visitors and regu-
Tar congregation made the largest audi
ence IN that church in % wears. The
parade to The church was headed by
Short 5 band The following report of
the service IS from yesterday S Spring
field Union:
Springfield Commandery, *. T., and
other Masonic (bluel lodges of Spring
field attended the services Yesterday
morning IN st. Paul $ Umyersaist
church IN a bouy, hearing special serv-
ice and sermon by Rev. d. 4. Trout in
observance of st. John s day. DIR. Trout
Is himself Sd degree Mason and
Knight Iempiar.
Witnesses to God s Truth was the
subject of the sermon. The life of John
the Baptist was spoken of and his char
acter described, The minister declared
that in this day, witnesses TO Jesus and
Gods righteousness are sorcly needed.
Men ana women willing to give service
to society is the demand oil the hour,
he said.
Economic life has now outstripped
the moral with the serious eonse
qucnceS OF CRIME, sin and war said
Dr. Trout We are living in an unbal-
anced society" Examples of great PEG
pie who had served unselhshly were
given, mention being made OF Clara
Barton, Thomas \. Edison and others.
The world needs a new and different
foundation, it was said, a foundation
based on true religion. 1 he theories and
laws OF man are bat superficial, while
true religion, based on love OF God and
love of man. with practice of the Col
den Rule, viii lead to permanent ben
eft to society, according To the pastor.
The potential power OF the Masonic
organization as a body was particularly
emphasized. The Alasuns, said DR..
Trout, stand for loyalty to the couu-
try's best interests, and not only believe
but actually carry out in practice their
ideals
The Masons in attendance formed at
Spring and State streets, saluted the
colors and then marched = into the
church, taking the place OF honor in the
center Of the auditorium. The church
was filled To the doors and the Sunday
school rooms had TO be opened to give
room. 1t the conclusion of the service
the congregation remained seated while
the Masonic delegates arose and
marched out of the church.
Special music given by the choir in
cludcd the song, Fear Not, Ne, O Israel
The service last night was the final one
before the summer vacation. DIR. Trout
will leave soon for RockpoTt. where ne
viii pass the summer, and the church
will open again the second Sunday OF
September
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-28
Father of Three Children
Writes From Canal Zone

Balboa, Canal Zone. A father of three
children writes: ''Will you kindly send
me by mail two bottles of your DIR. True's
Elixir. l cannot buy it here in Panama,
l have three children, and the Elixir is
the best family remedy eyer~used. When
one of the children isn't feeling right l
give him a dose of DIR. True's Elixir and
he comes out hale and hearty in the morn
ing. Our children have showed no signs
Of worms since they have taken the
Elixir" f. II. burlington.
The prescription, DIR. True's Elixir, the
Family Laxative and Worm Expeller, has
done wonders for sick people No harm
full drugs-wOrks quickly and effectively
Advertisement.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-06-28

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Vegetable Compound to anyone who
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and you are welcome to publish my tas-
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l, Sunnyside, Ky.
To many American girls life is often
4 heavy drag in consequence of illness,
and every mother should heed the first
manifestations, such as cramps. back
aches, headaches and nervousness as
Mrs. Hendrick did for her daughter,
and give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound fair trial. For over forty
years this old-fashioned root and herb
medicine has been relieving women of
just such troubles.
Write Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
Lynn, Mass, about your health.