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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-02-04
as have men, with respect to:
Choice of voting domicile;

as have men, with respect to:
Choice of voting domicile;
Acquiring, controlling, holding and
conveying property;
Freedom of contract, including be-
coming party in any capacity to
negotiable instruments or evidence Of
indebtedness. or becoming surety or
guarantor;
Becoming parties litigant;
Custody and control of children,
and control of earnings and services
of such children;
Immunities or penalties for sex
offences;
Quarantine, examination and treat
ment of diease;
And in all other respects.
Miss Louise Taylor was Chairman
of the meeting, and Mrs. Ed. Es-
forge has the membership cards
should any one desire to unite with
the Louisiana branch of the National
Woman's Party and assist Mrs. Will
kinson in securing equal, legal and
civil rights for women in Louisiana.
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this Lake Charles meeting. Thev
Will select several more local men to
go with them.
Another meeting was planned for
february l1th, at which a perman-
ent organization will be formed. and
the Farm Bureau definitely establish
ed in this parish
AS very large attendance is ex-
pected at this second meeting it was
decided to hold it in the Parish
Court House. Mr.. Cooper will be here
to have charge of the meeting.
We understand that several par
lshes IN Louisiana have already been
organized, and iberia is certain lo
fall in line in this great work of
putting our agricultural interests on
their feet.
With all the states being connect
ed with the Federal Farm Bureau It
will no longer be up to the farmer
to sell his produce for what ever the
buyers wish to pay, but they will be
able to decide on a fair price and
get it, the crop also being financed
by the Farm Bureau, so that the
farmer will no longer be forced to
sell IN order to pay his debts, and
take up his notes at the bank.
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SHERIFF'S OFFICE LAND
BURGLARS.
ROBBERS OF TWO STORES
CAUGHT IN LAFAYETTE

They will seldom get away with ii
but they will still Try
In spite Of the 5act that r4ost o.
the burglars who take a chance or
robbing around this parish get CAUGHT
and landed in jail @itmn scw days
III Y" here ere atl!l mu who would
rather take chance than try to pct
what they want honestly.
The latest attempt. on the occa.
sion Of the burglary Of The Globe
and The Speciality Stores in this
city, resulted Just as did The robbery
Of Riviere's Jcwelry store Just be-
fore the Holidays. The men who pull
ed the deal are already in jail.
In the former case some very neat
detective work was done by the par
ish sheriff, acting on clues found ~
Deputy Viator and Porter Moss, who
found the first trail left by the roo
bers. On that occasion Sheriff Lam
dry went to New Orleans and traiIcd
his men througout the various dives
Of the Crescent City until they We're
all four landed
In the Speciality and Globe rob
berry, however, luck played a large
part, either good luck Of the officers
or bad luck Of the burglars.
According to Sheriff Landry, word
was sent to all surrounding towns of
the robbery here, and the officers in
each place were asked to keep a
lookout for strangers. Very little in
formation was had as to what sort
of men to look for, as they left no
clue as to their identity.
However, late Monday night, De
tective Daspit Of the S. p. r. r.,
in Lafayette, saw strange
negro, and just took chance on
stopping him. BY few clever ques-
tions he persuaded the negro to con
feSs that he was one Of the robbers.
and the fellow than took the officer
to where the other man was, 50 that
both were landed within short
time.
They were brought to New Iberia
the next day, and the first one caught
went to both the stores he had rob
bed and showed them just how it had
been done. The second negro denies
any knowledge Of the robbery but
his partner claims that they were
both in on the deal
The negroes both say they came
here from Texas, and know nobody
here. For this reason it was impossi-
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-02-04
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF IBERIA FARMERS
START PARISH ORGANIZATION,
,u plREAU HERE SEEMS CERTAIN. WILL MEET AGAIN
FAM NEXT SATURDAY. FEBRUARY II

rhe redemption Of Loulsiana's ag-
,icultural interests now seems to be
at hand.
ria thing that has, more than any
.hor one influence, put a somewhat
.ahle element i,to the farming
.;noes Of some of the other great
..;cutural states, has been the for
ro,;on Of Farm Bureau, which is
! rlain words practically a Farm
ers' Union.
last week we published notice
hat q preliminary meeting would be
hod in New Iberia on Wednesday Of
NE week. to which all farmers were
invited. In response to this invitation
about fifty of our most progressive
tanners gathered in the Chamber of
Commerce room at the given time,
.nyious to learn of this great move
ment that is sweeping over the coun-
try
Mr.. A. A. Theriot was chosen as
Chairman of the meeting, and he in
troduced Mr.. II. F. Kapp, Repres-
entatve of the American Farm Bu-
roam Federation for the states of
louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi and
Oklahoma.
Mr.. Kapp held the farmers for
we'll on to an hour by his interesting
remarks on the good work that the
Farm Bureau is doing everywhere
that it is organized. Mr.. Kapp was
followed by Mr.. F. M. Cooper, Rep
resentative of the Arkansas Rice
Growers Cooperative Association.
He also had many interesting and
valuable facts to present to the
meeting.
Among other facts brought out
was how the farmers are beat out
Of thousands Of dollars annually by
the undergrading of their products.
Every farmer present at the meet
ing Wednesday was so deeply i'm
pressed that it was easy to see ut
once that the organization would
take well here.
On February 9th big meeting of
rice growers will be held in Lake
Charles, at which the rice industry
Of louisiana, Texas and Arkansas
will be represented. Mr.. F. C. Que
reau and Mr.. J. f. Broussard were
selected to form n committee OF
planters from Iberia Parish to attend
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-02-04
BENEFIT CARD PARTY.

The Women's Auxiliary of the Am
erican Legion will give Benefit
Card Party, at the National Guard
Armory, on Iberia Street, on the
afternoon of Washington's Birthday,
February 22nd.. The hour for the
commencement Of the games is set
for $3.50 p. M.
Both Bridge and Five Hundred will
be played, and valuable prizes ar
offered for the winners in both
games.
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K. of c. MAKING BIG
GAINS LOCALLY.
V. F.. LAPEROUSE BECOMES
ACTIVE SECRETARY.

New Iberia Council t20s IS again
coming to the FRONT hi tac ranks or
Columbianlsm IN the State. The pro-
grcSs made by Tins Council has been
so great the past few months lhat it
was decided by the members tn have
IN active Secretary who can attend
to all Of the affairs Of the Council
in more businesslillc manner. Iav-
ing one who could give all Of hls
time to the sccretarysnlp, therefore
giving to the Council management
So badly needed for increasing the
membership
Mr.. Nalcry Lapcrouse who has
been acting as Secretary for the past
four years without compensation has
been elected to fill this new active
secretary position Mr. Laperousc
will devote a few hours Of his time
IN the morning attending to the clcri-
cal end Of the office and will be in
the club rooms IN the afternoon and
evening during certain hours for the
entertaining Of the members and vis-
itors
We understand that it is the IN
tcntlon of the new secretary to or
ganize Court of the Catholic
Daughters of America, formerly the
Daughters Of Isabelle. This is Il la
dies auxiliary of the Knights of
Columbus having membership m
the United States Of over one hund-
red thousand
The Council has made plans to
spend several hundred dollars in re-
fitting the present club room and
Council Chamber, a Player Piano,
an Organ and an electric sign are
some of the first things to be pur-
chased in this line.
This Council is also making pre-
parations for the large class Of about
sixty candidates to be initiated on
Sunday, February 10th, some 300
Knights from all over Southwest
Louisiana are expected for this class
State Deputy l.. o. Pecot, Of Frank
lin, Dist. Deputy f. G.. Landry and
other State officers are going to be
present for this exemplifcation of
the 1st, End and Bird Degrees which
are to be held in the Councils
chamber. The complete program of
the day will be given in the next is
sue Of this paper.
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HIGHWAY COMMISSION
AFTER VIOLATORS.
| Raj FIG LAW HAS MANY
NEW FEATURES.

As the provisions If the new High
way law 20 INTO effect on the First
of tho present month, and there are
some radical changes III this law. i
will be we'll for all who drive motor.
vehicles over the public roads to
famillarizc themselves with tEc new
Legislation. For instance ono section
Of the bill says that every automo-
bile shall have 4 rear light so plae
ed as to show "A red light from be
hind and a white light so placed as
to illuminate the rear number plate
and not obscure the same. Every
truck shall also be equipped with Il
mirror so placed as to present to the
driver at all times 4 view Of vehicles
approaching from tnc rear 1t shall
be unlawful for any truck that has
not been properly equipped as here
lnabovc prescribed, to operate on any
Highway or road in this state after
the thilty first Of January, 1922.
Rieht after March 1st the State
Highway Department will form a
motorcycle brigade that will ride ali
over the state, checking up every au
to or truck that they find to see if
all provisions Of the law have been
complied with.
We also understand that the De
partment is preparing to examine
all chauifcurs and drivers of motor
vehicles for the information of those
Interested
After due examination and after
the Commission or its authorized
agents are satisfied that applicants
are qualified to receive It person so
qualified will be assigned distingu-
ishing number and license which
will show their name, place of resd-
encc and address, a description of the
license, and photograph for the
purpose of identification.
No person shall employ or hire any
person who is not provided with pro-
per credentials as shown above. The
above provisions also apply to oper-
ators Of motorcycles.
The law specially provides that
no license shall be issued to any one
under eighteen years of age.
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BILE for them to name the parties to
whom they had sold the stolen goods
and so nothing was recovered Of the
merchandise missing from the two
stores.
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666 is prescription for Colds,
Fever and LaGrippe. It's the most
speedy remedy we know.
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SPECIAL SERVICES AT PRESBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH.

Rev. DR.. A. H. Sargent, very
popular evangelist of New Orleans,
will deliver one Of his great sermons
at the Presbyterian Church Sunday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-28
La vida del campesino
La verdad y no 10 poetico

composing Sc desarroll.Gl escenas terri
bles. Padres que ven II llagar d sur ca
sas, reeornando de sus fatigosls labo-
res del dia, ell color rosa de las meji-
lies de sus tier as criatu-
ras tornarse palido y iigeros escalo-
fribs hacer tembasfr sus cnerpccitos.
One la sonora tiende su obscure nan
to sobre wales laderas una fatigu1
ia hace dificil la respiration de aque-
la csiatura. Que avanzada la noche,
esa fatiguita Sc ha tornado en- una ho-
rr1ble angustia, en- una desesperante
asfxil y aquel padre We SUI hijo, c1 fru
to de sus amores, 81 es Que Ell amor
puede existir en- la miseria, lentameate
perder vida, perder luz, y NADIA poder
hace':! Isl, es horrible pensarlo. nada
puede hacsr, Y su hiio Sc ruern, Sc
muere lentamente en- medic de terri
bles dolores. ante desesperantes csfuer-
zos de la Naturaleza que quiere obrar
en- bien de sus creados y no pue5e,
pues lie falta la ayuda de un faculta-
two que prescriba la formula salvado-
ia. Esa formula no esta al alcance de
aquel padre campesino, pues su choza
esta muy retirada del pueblo y en- Ell
pueblo tampoco hay medico 81 10
hublese no vendra yer a su hijo Isl
el no le paga; 10 que es impossible, va
que no tiene recursos!
Asi mueren los niflos en- nuestros
campos. Las epidemias dlezuane las vi
das de estas criaturitas per falta de
asistencia medica 10 mas horrible del
case es que luego Sc lleven 'esos cuer
pecitos incrtes al pueblo para darles Sc
pultura; sin constancia m6dica que
certifql,e la causa de esa defuncion,
la inscriben en- los Registros Civiles Sc
gun lie antoje informar al padre en-
cargado del entierrito, - que no puede
saber 81 murio de crup. difteria titus,
que por sallr del paso 10 registrar
en- los hbros como muerto de un dolor
c6lico. 6e raquitisno o de cualquier
otra enfermedad que Sc lie ocurra.
Gustavo ARMSTRONG.
Hacienda San jaime, Jayuya.
Julio %, 1922.
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de
Saratoga

ST sus digestiones son Iabo-
riosas. ST la dyspepsia lie hace SUI
frir. ST las funciones de su est6-
mago y su higado no estan re-
gularizadas, pruebe ell aqua di-
gestiva de Saratoga, marca
"Geyser" y podra usted digerir
hasta piedras. ST miles de per.
sonas reciben, yendo a Sarato-
ga, la ventaja de estas maravi-
ilosas aguas cpor que no ha de
recibirIa usted iguaI? Pruebe
una soIa boteIIa. De Venta en-
Farmacia, HoteIes y CoInados.
Sc soIicitan >agentes.
Representante:
c. F. WYMAM.
Allen 81. San Juan.
Advs.
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San Juan, P. R., 80 de JUNO de 1922.
sr. J. A. Ezechiels,
Masajista.
cru1 90 San man p r N
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PADRES DE FAMILIA: INFoR-
TUNADOS

81 quereis tener una escuela que edu-
ca, es decir, que hace virtuoso, y este
es 10 mas importante, porQue sin vir-
tud el saber es una desgracia, al mis-
mo tempo que labra un porvenir, cuaa
es la carrera de comercio aprendida a
CONCIENCIA, porque Sc ensefia CON
CIENCIA tanto por tenor Dios CO.
NO por inmensa compassion hacia los
que viven una vida desgraciada, ma
triculad a vuestros hijos, 81 possible
como internos en- la ESOUELA PAR
TICULAR NAVARRO DE INSTRUC-
cIoN PRIMARIA DE RIO PIEDRAS,
y os regocijareis toda la vida de haber
encontra5o la VERDAD en- un huInil-
de maestro como Sc conoce en- ell heeho
dc cue ante Ia CORRECTION son NADIA
e! dinero. los konores Y ell desprecio de
los que han vivido siempre con ell en-
gano por el engsfio. todo en- sun
a1o pico gtaI gs.tsE
No hay case que no curemos cuando
;os padres AYUDAN. 9osHas s.
Matriculamos admitimos internos
en- cualquier momento, sin perjuicfo
rara nadie, porque las materias nuevas
reciben atencion individual. Advt.
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NuevO remedio para Ell higadO. Cura
todos los des6rdenes del higadO
y del est6magO.

El Remedio de Leonardo es un Jnuevo
descubrimiento vegetal que limpia er rhiga-
do estomago de todas las materias vene-
nosas hace que estos organos whales
trabajen proplamcnte FL Remedio de
Leonardo para el Higado no contiene calo-
mel, nj dela a la persona estrefida. ST
sufre I'd. De desordencs del higado, el es-
tonnage intestinos, tome inmediatamepte
el Remedio de Leonardo, un agradable me-
dioamento que segura e inofensivamente
fortalccera j. pernanentemente vigorizara
;u higado y estomago Biliosidad, dolores
de cabcza, estomago agrio, indigestion.
eructos, aliento feudo. estrefiimiento y
palpitaeiones son pruebas de que tiene I'd.
el higado estomago descompuestos de-
mandan el uso Immediate del Remedio de
Leonardo De venta en- todas las drogue-
rias.
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Una carta

San Juan, P. R.. 80 de JUNO de 1922.
sr. j. A. Ezechiels,
Masajista.
Cruz 80, San Juan, r.
Mi distinguido amigo:
Corresponds a sus deseos de que de
a I'd. un Testimonio de los efectos OBJ
tenidos en- mi Curaci6n que ha termi-
nado, hoy y que yo considero como IN
yERDADERO MILAGRO. pues despues
de estar padeciendo por espacio de CA
TORCE AMOS, la enfermedad de AS
MA, haber gastado mi marido en- me-
dicinas bastante dinero, I'd. con
solo vEINTE TRATAMIENToS ha
conseguido dejarme perfectamente, al
extreme que hoy duerme perfectamente
sin necesidad de los polvos de Hunrod,
cue era con 10 unico que conseguia ador
mecerme pues Ell suefio que conseguia
con ellos no era natural, sino ficticio,
asi como la FATIGA constante que te-
ria, pues hoy puedo pasear If todas
parties sin molestia de ninguna clase.
Mi agradecimiento hacia I'd es in
menso pues va estaba desesperada de
yer que por medic de la medicina no
,conseguia ninguna mejoria, y con su
Tratamiento he Quedado perfectamen-
te CURADA.
Puede I'd. hscer de esta carta Ell
uso que I'd. desee, pues nunca podr6
pagar I'd. ell gran bien que me ha
hecho. @aa
Soy su alta. amiga y S. s.,
(Firmado) Dolores R. DE vELEz.
Ep n Advt.
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Rafael Marquee
PROFESSOR DE MUsIcA

Especialidad en- copias o arreglos
para piano, canto, flauta, mando-
lima, etc.
Instrumentaciones para grandes
pequefas orquestas. en- mnsica reh-
giosa profana.
Gran experiencia en- Ia ensefianza
de la flauta sistema "Boehm" asi
como tambien en- la reparaci6n de
las mismas
Dirijase Gale Ribot No. 2, San
turce. Parada, 16 1I2. Tel. 257 azul.
Informaran j.. Laza y Co., Tel.
718 Verde, San Juan.
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TABAco MANoJo

Legitimo del pals, otrezco
cIENTo cINcuENTA quintaIes;
los interesados pueden dirigir-
Sc a Jose L. Mdrquez, P. o.
Box 7o2, AguadiIIa, P. r.
Advt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-24
BROWNSVILLE TEXAS MONDAY AFTERNOON APRIL a. 1922
AMERICAN LEGION
MEN ARE HEARD ON
PLANS FOR BONUS
lRv The Associnted Prcssl

WASHINGTON, ID. g., April "a. --
Officials of the American Legion and
other organizations Of World War veter-
ans were called into secret conferences
today with the republicans Of the senate
finance committee to discuss soldiers
bonus legislation. Various plans for
paying compensation and financing il
were presented TO the Spokesman for the
veterans who agreed to discuss them
among themselves and meet with the
committee again tomorrow.
Senator Watson OF Indiana said that
the legion officers, who included Nat
ional Commander MacNider and John
Thomas Taylor, chairman Of the lcgis-
lative committee, had expressed approval
Of the house bill with the bank loan pro-
vision, but that apparently they were
not enamored Of the proposal for sub
sttute endowment insurance policy feat
ure without specific loan authorization.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-24
LONCORIA May.
DIE AS A RESULT.
SUNDAY AFFRAY

Carpio LonEoria. q years old, who was
stabbed in the abdomen with a leather
cutters knife at o'clock Sunday morn
ing about a block from the city hall, may
not survive his injury. according 70 DR..
+. .. Works, the attending surgeon, who
said that examination of the injury in
dicated that intestines had been severed.
resulting in leakage and from which il
is believed peritonitis has set in. The
knife. which was a very sharp affair,
penetrated almost three inches.
The man Is nj the Divine Providence
hospital.
Pancho Riviera, who was arrested
short time after the incident by Police
Lieutenant Armstrong, j. being held in
the county jail on a charge of assault
with intent to murder pending the out
come Of Longoria's injury.
No reason has been given for the az
fair. Longoria is a brother Of Jose Lon
goria. formerly deputy sheriff Of Cam
rron county. Riviera is employed by q
local saddlery concern.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-24
CHICAGO CONCERN
ENCOURAGES SOS.
AND "BUYS A PIE"

What :. o. : headqnar;nr' describe
az one of the best letters yet received
from an outside concern in cooncration
with the campaign was received today hy
John H. Ruilcdgc. local mems furnish
ing store. from Ed. '. Price y Company.
wholesale merchant iailors of Chicago.
The company bought pie" head'luart.
ers said. sending its check for so a. he
applied t6 the fund. The letter foi-
lows:
I'VE congratulate you. Mr. Rulledec
on being located in such m aggressive
community whcr" they do big things. W.
are confident the rc-estahlshmrnt ot
rail and water transp' r,ation through
the reopcning of the seaport m Point
Isabel will mean much to you and to ih"
city of Brownsville AMI 90 show nCr
faith ami assist in this worthy movement, 4,
we are inclosi. our check for so to-
wards the enamel fund.
1T is movements such n these that
will continue to further develop the many
resources you have in the Lone sian
state. the largest and one "f the foremost
cf the union
I'VE are glad 10 scnl this check 20
YOU so that you can uuru IL ot'r ~ the
proper authorities and thereby receive
credit fer the good work ynu are doing
in connection with tins drive. With all
good wishes for the success. etc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-24
GALVESTON IS READY
FOR WHEAT EXPORTS
Shipping World Wondering if
1922 Record VIII Outstip
the Record of 1921

GALVESTON, Texas. April - While
the shippi-g world j. wondering whether
Galveston will III 1872 duplicate her
1921 wheat exporting achievement. which
outStripped every other American port.
elevator interests M Galveston. whith
earned the shippers gratitude by their
leading feats. are stalking big capital to
prove their faith that a still greater
year Is beginning.
Pouring in frpm the mdwrstern grain
belts and Texas own panha: de arcs
I6iI3.Nl9 bushels of wheat were clears
ed for overseas shipment during the cal
cndar year of 1927 with ship leading
Speed-ranging up to iG.O,D bushels an
hou r 10 single shi. which solved
many complex railroad and farm pro-
blcms. according 10 the shippers.
How the problem of stori2g the eyer
arriving cargurs into ships eager II
start for Europe and from ears Sorely
leedcd back ia the harvesting centcrs
was solved is -'.mancc of business. Eui
the elevator coripa MICS themselves are
looking a. the future.
The Biggest ~ the four. Elevator 4
with q storage oapacify of 1..nU.uuO
bushels, able ~ lift grain from 100 cars
a day and spout il into ships M 6u.Cun
bushels nm hour 1nOt counting for time
lost IN heaILing an trimming within the
holdl is already CAPABLE uf meeting the
maximum demand that may hr imposed
u-on il: while Elevator II will have IT,
present 6th,Ct'o bushcl capacity i,.creas-
M hy forty concrete bins 20 total nt
more than 2.OoOUU0 bushels within the
next ninety days.
The Sunset. having facilities 90 un-
load H. ears a day. can pour grain into
ships M the rate Of 10000 bushels an
hour ths cirvsfor las a storage can-
acity ftr l.OuuoC0 bushels.
The Star elevator will have its NUM-
ber of spouts increased and has storage
cana riiv for GAGGED bushels
The Gulf. Colorado 4; 4 Santa Re rail
read has plans drawn for n fifth elevator
at Galveston
The rail haul to Galveston j. down
grade. no steep mountains to climb "r
rivers 10 crrsS. This Is partly the Ica-
son for tEc cvfr-incrcasing volume ot
grain 10 feXaS' great port. il il said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1922-04-24
MARY GARDEN Is OUT
AS HEAD OF CHICAGO
GRAND OPERA CO.
-Rv The Associated Pressl

CHICAGO. H.. April - Although
Mray Garden announced nothing com
ccrnnig the future following her resig-
nation last night a. director " The Chi
cago Opera Association, it was expected
that she would leave fnr New York
today for conference with a concert
manager.
Miss Gardens withdrawJ. a. dramatic
a. her entry spoke spiiifedly NJ Amer
icanism and American ideals in opera.
maintaining that her fighting blood urg-
ed her To- stay but tha, reason bade her
go.
Today interest centered about Mura-
tore whose break with Miss Garden was
the most dramatic OF the season fhr
tenor refused % comment on the direct
or's resignation. lie said he would n"t
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