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The Dolores star., 1921-08-05
NEWS OF
ORCHARD
bDGE FRUIT ON APPEARANCE
u Product Should Be Well Assorted
and Packed In the Most APP
proved Manner.

Prepared by the United States Depart.
ment of Agriculture)
q The selling value of fresh fruit and
Vegetable shipments is Judged largely
B appearance when received, say spe-
1alists of the bureau of markets, Uni
Id States Department Of Agriculture.
truit should be well graded or as
brtcd, packed in the most approved
Manner, and shipped when weather and
hnrkct conditions seem most favor
bile.
Grading Is one of the most Impor-
hnt factors in preparation tor the
market II is being studied by special
The Dolores star., 1921-08-05

off the Patagonlan coast. They found
more than water. In roughy-made
little wigwam built in a sheltered spot
near the shore. they discovered the re-
mains of n seaman of unknown ma
tionality. BY the wreckage strewn
about. 1t was conjectured he was the
sole survivor Of some vessel that had
gone down in that ueighborhood.
The Dolores star., 1921-08-05
Learn the True Wisdom.

Learn. U student, the true wisdom
See yon bush ntlame with roses, like
the burning bush Of Moses. Listen
and thou shalt hear, If thy soul he
not deaf, how from out 1t. soft anf
clear, speaks to thee the Lord Al
mighty-Hatiz,
The Dolores star., 1921-08-05

Two years. 1 saw
Lydia E. Pinkham's
V ege table Com
pound advertised in
the paper and got
good results from
taking it. / recon-
mend your medicine
to my friends and
you may publ 8 b
this f,Nct as a testi-
monial. "-Mrs.RoB-
ERT BLOCK, Box 542,
Hopkins, MINI.
The Dolores star., 1921-08-05
A Question Of Rioht.

But Peter and John answered and
said unto them. Whether It be- righ
In the sight of God. to hearken unit
you more thun unto God. Judge y.
Acts 4 10.
The Dolores star., 1921-08-05

Lots of men who believe in Darwin's
theory are busy transforming them
selves back into monkeys.
The Dolores star., 1921-08-05
San Francisco Docks.

San Francisco has dock facilities
sufficient for the accommodation at
one time of go vessels of average
size.
The Dolores star., 1921-08-05

New York Business Women Lead.
Women play bigger part in the
business life of New York today than
In any other city In the world.
The Dolores star., 1921-08-05

ting fat by the way, but l meant to
ask you the question like this:
"By the way, cousin, am l growing
fat?"
"Oh, now I understand" said the
Common Garter Snakes cousin.
"Glad to hear It," said the Common
Garter Snake.
Eyes, I'd say you were growing q
good deal fatter," the Common Garter
Snakes cousin said.
81 thought So" said the Common
Garter Snake. "That shows I'm grow
ing up. When l was young l was
pretty thin. as most of us are.
But now that l am growing up,
am getting fatter, as l should. Glad
to see that you think so, too.
"Well, before long it will be time
to sun myself in the daytime and sleep
in the rocks or in the holes by the
rocks at night time.
"And then it won't be long after
that before will, be going to sleep for
the winter. Not so long after that"
"How you do think ahead" said
the Common Garter Snakes cousin.
at is wise thing to do" said the
Common Garter Snake. "And we all
will do the same. Well get together
for winters sleep.
"And pleasant it will be. To sleep
Is very pleasant. Hiss, hiss,-it is most
extremely pleasant.
"sIeep, sleep. hiss. hiss;
I'd never miss
My sleep. hiss. hiss!
"Neither would l." said the Com
mon Garter Snakes cousin. Il VIII
ioin YOU, too, after the first cold snap.
les, l won't stay around and above
,round when the weather is cold.
wouldn't do that for anything
"Neither would IT, said the common
Garter Snake. For sleep, sleep, Sleep
IS so good, good, good! HISS Mss
hiss I"
The Dolores star., 1921-08-05
HOW WOMEN
OF MIDDLE AGE
May Escape the Dreaded Suf-
ferings of that Period by
Taking Mrs. Blocks Advice

Hopkins, MINI. -"During Change of
Life had hot flashes and suffered for
The Monroe journal., 1921-08-23
County Teachers Endorse the
School Consolidation Plan

Ia, rot been thar az q. appeal z
g-.AeEI alone. but he Als eLLpay.
urei 70 work oui with q coluittes
o. five. Z practical program enlbOdy
ing some OF the essential points in
teachers work. carefully guarGiu-
against tie inclusion OF the impracti-
cal and impossible. This report was
submitted by the committee 10 the
summer school and was unanimously
adopted by the teachers. The report
is herewith printed in full.
I'VE, your committee, feel that
education r the rural districts OF
Union county j. behind the other de-
velopmenls OF the county. The schools
through which we came. are made
quate 10 meet the needs OF the pres
ent. and We would ask the teachers
in the Union county summer school
OF 1921. 10 pledge themselves TO use
influence in educating the citizens OF
the county 10 a widespread apprecia-
ton Of the advantages OF large con-
solidated schools. In the meantime.
We See many glarins defects in the
operation Of the schools which can
~ corrected with n minimum OF ac-
tual money expended on the present
small plants. We do not propose u
make sug gestions 10 the county board
or county superintendent. for our pro-
vince as teachers. is \ study Of our
own job and We submit herewith
an enumeration of some of the things
that must be done before teacher
can say that he has been a successful
administrative officer in any school
community.
|. Every teacher should subscribe
for and read faithfully the following
books and periodicals. or their equiv
alent in some other publication Gov
ering the field of each of those listed: 1
la North Carolina Education.
(bl Normal Instructor and Pri-
mary Plans.
(cl Pathfinder or Current Events.
(d) County newspaper.
(e) University News Letter.
Cd Jean Mitchell's School," or
some other insplrational book of like
character.
The Monroe journal., 1921-08-23
NOTICE OF SALE.

by virtue OF the power OF sale con
tanned in a mortgage deed execute,
on the 9Th day of April. 1910. to W
h. Williams by A. Lincoln ard wife
and duly recorded in the office O.
Register OF Deeds for Union County
\. C.. in book A. NJ. on page All
default having been made in the nav.
ment OF the obligation therein secur.
ed. the undersigned assignee will
sell at public auction at the court
house door in Monroe, Union Coun.
ty. \. c., to the highest bidder for
cash. at II o'clock noon, on
Saturday. September Bird. 1921,
the following described piece or par
eel of land. lying and being in said
county and state. near the y. f. CON
fines Of the City of Monroe. bounded
and described as follows: Beginning
at the s. +. point Of the intersection
made by Jerome Avenue and Boyte
street and runs with said Avenue S.
Sc r. 1i5 feet TO a stake at alley:
thence with western edge of said al
ley 5. ga W. 90 feet to a stake, cor
~ VI Luz w II, DlOtk D, lntlltt
with the northerly boundary OF Lot
No. II aforementioned. n. S6 W. las
Ieet 10 a stake in the eastern edge of
Boyle street; thence with eastern
edge of Boyle street n. "a f..
so feet to the beginning. containing
so by las feet square and being Lot
No. IL in Block as shown on the
registered plot of Vann Heights ad-
iition to the City Of Monroe, proper
" sold by Monroe Realty Co.. CON
Keyed by said company to Lee Griffin
by deed dated 18th Oct. 1909. re-
corded in Registry of said county in
Book AZ. page Sic. and conveyed BY
laid Griffin and wife to said Abraham
lincoln by deed dated April s. 1910.
Sold TO satisfy provisions OF said
mortgage deed.
This August 3. 1921.
THE BANK OF UNION. Assignee.
The Monroe journal., 1921-08-23
NOTICE TO tI0LsT0Rs OF CIR
ORDINANCE.

!, s-a.. Be- unlawful ior any ss--
so@. Z ll v- corporation u deposit In
Q. sgre- .ltl any surat. Sidewalk q.
-ut-r- o. t-e CRY o. Mo..0e. an
'-as--, ruba p. bgcSea glass. t.e CO..
i--ss, fruit rrelinzs OF refuse. ashes.
waste OF loose paper. For the con-
F-aience Of all persons affected b.
this section. il shall be their dutv 10
place all aeeuIlUiations in trash cans
or other reeeplicles Ito be approved
by the Caief Sanitary Inspector and
place tie same on the outside OF tie
sidewalk. except on sunday. al which
tine The Chief Sanitary Inspector
SHAH have all Accommodations re-
moved.
This ordinance VIII be strictly en-
forced and all trash not so placed b
receptioles will not be removed by
the City. II wagons fail to collec'
trash call Chief o. Police or Chair
man Sanitary Committee.
Respectfully.
". ]. TRULL.
Chairman Sanitary Committee.
The Monroe journal., 1921-08-23
SAY EEW DAY DAMS FOR
UNION COUNTY SCHOOLS
Committee al Four Submit Calling
Upon Patrons To- Al. il lettering
Conditions
THEY PRAISE MIR. FUNDERBrRK

During the past three years the
rapid prosress OF education in North
Carolina. and the far-rtaehing basis
upon which it has been reorgauized.
has attracted the attention OF edu-
Gators throughout the United states.
The survey which was made last year
b. the general education board
brought the leaders Ia North Carolina
education face 10 face with the con-
dltionS confronting the rural schools.
Union county was not slow to be
caught in this progressive tide and
as result, il began right by select
luz a wide-awake and progressive
school board. with a man in the Of
flee OF county superintendent as their
executive. who Is altogether practi-
cal Yet imbued with vision OF what
might be accomplished right here in
his home county.
II We are TO completely revolu-
tionize the methods OF our school
work and redouble its efficiency. the
teaching force must do il, and a most
significant feature has been the large
enrolment OF lis in the county sum
mer school for teachers and their en-
thusiastie interest in their course in
school management.
Mr.. Ben NJ. Williams. director of
the summer school, has made a spe-
cial study of the rural school and he
has endeavored to bring clearly and
effectively to the minds OF his stu
dents. the dignity and importance of
all educational interests in the COM
munity and to point out the oppor-
tunities for leadership. His method
The Monroe journal., 1921-08-23
NOTICE OF LAND SALE

Under and by virtue of a power
contained in the last will and testa-
ment of the late John C. Hamilton,
We will. on
Monday. 18th Day of Aug. 1921,
1 al IL o'cio.. NJ. al the court house
door IN Monroe, \. c., sell at public
auction to the highest bidder the
following tracts of land in Marsh
vile township. adjoining the lands
of H. P. Bass. j. P. Griffin. ]. L.
Austin and others and bounded as
follows, viz:
First Tract. Beginning al a pine
stump. j. P. Gffin's corner. and
runs with his line S. 26 E. IA chains
to stake in his line o neast side OF
road 3 p. o. pointers; thence n. rs
"a Z. 1913 chains TO stake by 2
pines; thence S. As "a E. 1910
chains to ashe W. bank Lake
branch; thence up and down with
said branch s chains TO canal with
II. p. BASES line; thence up canal
his line n. 10 Z. 1880 chs. to mouth
OF ditch; thence with said ditch said
Bass line \. so W. ches. n. 40 W.
1920 chs. to bj. on ditch bank H.
T. Bass corner in j. T. Bass line:
thence with ]. T. Bass line AZ 1-2
W. 1880 chs. TO the beginning. con-
tanning "a 1-2 acres. more or less.
Second Tract. beginning at a
stake in j. P. Griffins line E. side
OF road p. o. pts. and runs win
said line 5. 26 +. 16 chs. to bj. by
hry. and p. o.; thence with his line
). W. 3.56 chs. to rocky hry.;
thence with his and ]. L. Austin line
). 10 E. 1920 chs. to stake in Lake
branch 3 ashe pts: thence up varl-
Gus courses of said branch H. P.
Bass line IL chs. to 4 ashes on W.
oahk SAID branch; thence with lines
tracts No. /, n. As 3-4 ". 20.7O chs.
10 stake; thence s. rs 81 W. 1913
chs. TO the beginning. containing 3S
10 acres, more or less.
The above described tracts will be
sold IN separate tracts and will then
be sold as a whole.
Biddine viii start on the above
two tracts al $500.
Terms OF sale: one third cash.
one third in six months. and other
third in twelve months. Title re-
tanned until last payment is made
and notes given for said payments
are 10 bear interest
This lst day of August. 1921.
s E. HAMILTON.
LEE GRIFFIN, Executors.
stack. Parker & Craig. Attorneys.
The Monroe journal., 1921-08-23
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATION

Having this day duly qualified BE-
lore the Clerk of the Superior Court
OF Union County as Administrators G.
the estate Of William Mcdonald. Sr..
late OF ne county OF Union and State
Of North Carolina. this Is to notify
all persons holding claims against
SAID estate TO present them 10 the ug-
dersigued Administrators on or BE-
lore the lst day of August. 1922. or
his notice will be plead in bar OF
their right of recovery.
N! persons indebted to said estate
WI. 2'-aSe make prompt settlement
Tsi, July 30. 1921.
ALLIE G. HORNE. Administrative
OF the estate of William Mcdonald.
John c. Skies. Attorney.
The Monroe journal., 1921-08-23
Is Your Safe Safe

Mr.. Business Man, if you are not sure
that your safe is burglar-proof, you had
better not allow cash to accumulate in it.
Yeggmen usually make their raids on
full cash boxes. They have methods of
their own for obtaining the desired
information
You would do we'll to make regular de-
posts in the bank and not wait until you
have large amount on hand, i. e.. unless
you have ample burglary insurance.
Don't think that you would be bothering
lis by coming often We shall be glad to
have you call frequently.
The Monroe journal., 1921-08-23
(Committee)
MRS. WILTON WILLIAM.
MARY LOIS TRULL
RUTH HELMS
7. VI. WILEY
HOYLE S. BROOME.

To promote sympathetic co-opera.
ton between teachers and school
committeeman in carrying out this
enlarged program Of activity for the
rural schools, a mass meeting will be
held at the graded school auditorium
at ten o'clock Thursday. August 25,
at which time a discussion will be led
by Prof. Williams on the kind of an
education to which the rural child Is
entitled.
The Monroe journal., 1921-08-23

T-1 NIEfI 4 nv LAVIUIUTSl
Stack. Parker & Craig, Attorneys.
The Monroe journal., 1921-08-23

OF course, when a man becomes a
constant target of criticism it is pos
slble that his brain is working faster
than those of his critics.
The Monroe journal., 1921-08-23

There is always happiness in this
world for some one. As the summer
wanes the tears of the ice dealer
bring cheers from the coal man.
The Monroe journal., 1921-08-23

When a fellow buys his first car
he promptly repudiates all the harsh
things he has said about motorists.
The Monroe journal., 1921-08-23
666

will break a Cold, Fever and
Grippe quicker than any.
thing we know, preventing
pneumonia.
The Monroe journal., 1921-08-23

The pen is mightier than the sword
but most of us use pencil or
typewriter.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-04-09

Probably no city of this size in the
South can boast Of community Rest
Room for ladies that can in any man
ner compare with the one thrown OPP
en- to the public Wednesday evening
by the Women's Council Of New Ibe-
ria
Some time ago we described in de
tail in these columns the elegance
and convenience Of these apartments,
and how they have been so generous
y turned over by Messrs. Leblanc &
Broussard to the Women's Council.
Wednesday evening was set for the
formal opening, and the Welcome
committee of the Council had made
elaborate preparations for the inn
portant occasion.
The entrance to the building was
all decorated in ferns and palms, and
the reception room had besides these
decorations a profuse display of cut
flowers that made a most inviting
appearance
The guests, composed Of both local
town ladies and visitors from the
surrounding country, began pouring
in at five o'clock, the hour set for the
opening of the reception.
Refreshments Of tea and confec-
tions were served in dainty fashion
by the Committee, and delightful
social hour was enjoyed.
Upwards of one hundred ladies vi
sited the rooms during the evening.
and everyone expressed their delight
at the acquisition of such much
needed adjunct to the life of the city.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-04-09
Children Cry
FOR fLETCHER'S
G a s O RIA
NATIONAL BOOK DAY

Of the making Of books there is no
end. And as everything, even the
late Kaiser has its day, so books are
to have their day. Saturday, April
10 has been set apart as National
Book Day. On that day every moth
er's son and daughter of us is bound
to return all of the books we have
borrowed to their lawful owners.
This is a good idea Push it along.
Those of us who own books and read
them naturally love them. If we have
owned them for long time, they are
old and dear friends When we take
one Of them down from its place on
the shelf we handle it with loving
tenderness, and as it is a good book
we read it year after year with keen
er interest.
Only those who are booklovers
know what a hold our books have on
US. When we lend one Of them we
are comforting a great favor on the
borrower, and if it be one of set.
the favor is doubled.
Who is there that borrows books
who feels the force Of the obligation
to return them? How can they enter
our consciousness and understand
what our books mean to us? Only if
they are booklovers and have books
of their own, can they know how we
enjoy companionship with our books
and suffer from enxiety when they
are visiting.
Those Of you who read these lines
take them to heart, if you have bor-
rowed any books. Look on your
shelves and in your closets and search
out the books that do not belong to
you and return them to their rightful
owners. You needn't wait until APP
ril 16 to do this. Do it now.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-04-09

Have your cleaning and pressing
done by BOURG & BOURG. West
Main. Phone 358.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-04-09
LEGION WORKS FOR
REORGANIZATION.
All Ex-SOldiers Urged To
Join Organization.

The lpynotp of Tn. American a.
zion has baen 1O0 na, cont A,a,..,...,,,
ism In nromotinv Iao ,.,. ,.,t KILL.
erjcanism the Tn,,,o,, In. .t,..., T.,
ioruJcato in it, n,o,,b.rsb;, +. b.,...,
UNDERSTANDING of fro ,b,,,.t,,.;.t,.
princjpl.s &c tbn Ir,itad stafa. il.
tenn Of renrnsartat,-n oo,..,,,,,,a.+
tbe Traditions ,r .,.,,,l ,,,,..,.t,,,,;.,.
for ain which b.,.a 1,n.g ,,.,j. ,,..,.
"a The haven f,, tho .t,.,o.rI,,,... ,.....
nle of otha,. land. ,,5 , ,Ia.a,. I.,',.,,.
ladge of the cnaro,,,o sooi.I aa,d;
tions which ba.o nr,d,.,l ,,,.,,.+
tbrouchout tba world
p.rti.uIa,.L, b,. ~, A,,,,,;1..,
o.;on tbro,ob ~. An,.,,.;..,,,,...,. ,.....
mission ondeayorol - .ba,, !, ;t.
r,an,hore md tho ,nI,I;. ...a...,ll,.
the foI1..;o, md .ot,,,l ,I,,..,.,.
tanned IN tbe doctrines advoe,tod y,
90, ;,o,o.,.;,,,, ,,,,,,r
who boIioya tbo+ +ho .d,,;++,.l IT.
co,nings Of on, nroson+ so.;,l .nI :,
d,,s+r;ol .,..+,a, ,.l
arnnop+ cannot ho ob,;a+od l..
tient evolu+ior and who advocate a,-
artbroy of tbo An,a,;o,,, ,.o,..,.,,,...,4
nv v;oIo,co - ordor - aI,,nno 4h;a
nation into on ovnor;,ooa+ III 4ha4
If tho Polsbo,,;l orda,, - p,,z:.
Tho An,or;oa,i.,,,, c,,,,,,;..;.., ~.
n,ado Tho An,oricon 1ou;aa ~;
tive forco IN constructive A,,,orio.o
ism, II hoe NOT o,,l,, don,o,daa l..,.
ta+;on If tho rovoI,+;onou, aaitat,,..
h,,t i o1so hoo so,,oh+ o,.t.,l ~.
balning hand 70 +bo rooo,t1,, .,n;,,aJ
IMMIGRANT +o +aacb hin, An,oroo,
nrincinles and load hin, into +ho na+hs
of good citizenshin II bas enoorronod
the teachinp of Anerican b;s+or,, ora
patriotism in the schools IN ordo, +bo+
+ho o.,.o,,r;,. o.o.:
on unbrokan the traditions CO o,or;
ouslv handed down to +bap II hoe
advocated hattar nav for teocbers bo
lieving that the eonndness of Tho -
struction these teachers giyo would
be directly nronortionaI 70 tbeic CON
tentment and reneral voIfaro II bos
,+,,;,.a,, - 1:I -
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-04-09
eaIOEN JUBILEE CELEBRATION or MT. CAR
MEL CONVENT IS BIG SUCCESS,
rhousands Thron8 Grounds of Historic School, Fin.
ancial Results also Highly Satisfactory

ly decorated with costly ornaments
flowers and lights There Rev. Father
Langlois, Y. G., assisted by Rev. ]
). Rousseau, as Deacon and Rev. ]
B. Monteillard, as sub-Deacon, offer
ed the Holy Sacrifice. His Lordship
Bishop Jeanmard, of Lafayette, was
present as was also a large number
OF visiting priests and nuns. The
ceremony was very impressive; the
heavenly, soul-thrilling selections rem
dered by the Convent Choir, the be-
autlful sermon preached by Rev G
Cartier, O. M. T., and the prayerful
rapt attitude of the throngs of people
present was most edifying At the
end OF the Holy Sacrifice when our
dear pastor raised his hands to call
down Gods blessing upon the assem-
bled congregation, one felt that not
only on those present, but beyond
the Teche over the whole city of New
Iberia was that Heavenly blessing in
voked. Then Right Rev. Bishop Jean
mard in well chosen words congratu-
lated the Sisters on their fifty wears
OF service here; the people for having
the Sisters in their midst for that
length of time; and the necessity of
upholding and encouraging Catholic
institutions. This was followed by
the solemn chanting Of the TIE Deum
by the clergy and choir.
AT noon a sumptuous banquet was
served to the priests and nuns. The
dining rooms were beautifully decora-
ted with cut flowers and ferns.
In the afternoon the ladies enjoy
ed game of Five Hundred. Prizes
were won by Miss Pearl Davis, Mrs.
Gus Suberbielle and Mrs. w. Lasalle.
The night entertainment was most
interesting. The little girls were per-
fectly trained and did fine in "The
Kingdom Of the Heart" Aunt Sop
hronia at the OPERA" was perfect
scream-and as a fit ending to a per-
feet day "The Sign of the Cross"
with its beautiful final tableau breath
ed spell of peace and perfect con-
tentment over the entire audience.
The concerts as previously announc-
ed were prepared by Miss 0. H. Lyme
of the New Orleans College Of Ora
tory.
Long will the memory of this Gold
en- Jubilee Celebration live in the
hearts of Mt. Carmel's friends; and
as the years go by and we realize
more wildly the wonderful self-sa-
crifice and devotion of the kind Sis
ters working in our midst our hearts
will ever respond with deepest graft
tude and affection
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-04-09
WOMEN'S COUNCIL OPENS NEW REST ROOM
WITH BIG TEA AND RECEPTION.
Important Addition To Citys Institutions Starts Under
Most Promising Conditions.

While the ladies of New Iberia will
find almost daily occasion to prove
the convenience Of such place, where
they may meet and rest on their shop
ping tours, still the real, and greatest
benefit will be afforded not to the
town people, but to the ladies from
neighboring towns and from the
country districts
For such a rest room is essential
Our merchants should fully realize
and appreciate what the Women's
Council has done for them. A con-
venience Of this kind will make trad
ing in New IBERIA a pleasure, and
will draw customers from far outly-
ing districts.
1t is up to the merchants to inform
their customers Of this place and
assure them of the hearty welcome
extended to every one. The bene-
tit will only accrue in proportion as
the rest room is advertised and made
use Of The merchants will win the
gratitude Of the Women's Council
just in proportion to the cooperation
and support they extend in populariz-
ing the rest room.
The members Of the Welcome Com
mittee who had charge of the recep-
ton Wednesday and deserve most of
the credit for its successful outcome
are: Mrs. Porteus r. Bourke, Chair
man, Mrs. W G. Weeks, Mrs. NJ.
r. Paradis, Mrs. George Switzer,
Mrs. A B Murray, Mrs. John r.
Taylor, Mrs Albert Hill and Miss
Catherine Craig.