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The Idaho recorder., 1922-05-05
Man Must Be Sangune Indeed Who Sees
Assurance of Peace in Europe
BY RICHARD sPILLANE, in Forbes Magazine.



history Of Europe has been continuous story
bred greed hates of racial religious the
groups power territory Thus far
evidence of change from the old world
although the world racial religious hates and
of greed of territory there is
sangune indeed who amty
Europe When the world started there
odd occupying the continent Today they divided
hyodd The racial feuds and aous strong
stronger than the end the
would futile for there nothing the
today except exhaustion of the people, against the
of the continent aughter-house
About the only thing which Europeans accord
paying debt and getting money this
country
The Idaho recorder., 1922-05-05

Thomas L. Jowis Farmer Gray's Lake. -Sang choppy right
ships will the bottom but farming still the good old
substantial cean satisfying making living
and is clearer ahead.
The Idaho recorder., 1922-05-05

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The weekly Iberian., 1922-09-09
AUTO MISHAP.
+. $. BR0JSSARD,
W. +. MARTIN

A large crowd of autoists went
from here to Delcambre last Sunday
to see the strong Patterson ball
team lose hotly contested gama By
the score Of 2 to /.
In returning, coming in on Center
Street, a Ford Sedan occGpied by
some Patterson people and one of
their players, had rather serious
accident, resulting badly for the car
but fortunately hurting none Of its
occupants
The driver was speeding wildly
ignoring all speed laws, when cow
crossed in front of him. He was un-
able to turn out, and hit the animal
squarely. The car had wheel h.ok-
en- and received other DAMAGES. The
COW was badly bruised up. None Of
the speeders were hurt-which may
or may not be a good thing.
The weekly Iberian., 1922-09-09

Superintendent T. H. Harris.
The full program will be given in
the next issue of The Iberian.
The weekly Iberian., 1922-09-09
LOW WATER LEVEL IN BAYOU TECHf IS
CAUSING ALARM TO SHIPPERS.
FEDERAL Government Appealed To Through Repre-
Sentaves In Washinaton

Judging from present appearances
it would seem that New Iberia, to-
gether with all other towns on
Bayou Teche are about to be rob
bed of their water transportation
facilities, due to the gradual lessen
ing of the amount of water coming
down the stream
There has seldom been recorded so
low a water stage as now exists in
the bayou here, and unless some re-
lief is given soon navigation will
have to be entirely suspended.
The wholesale establishments a.
long the Teche have come in recent
time to depend more and more upon
water transportation ,and the failing
of the bayou is causing them con
siderable Inconvenience.
One of the things that decided the
Charles Boldt Company to locate
their big paper mill here was the
wonderful location on the bayou
Now with the water transportation
failing Mr.. Zimmerman fears that
he will have to close down entirely
if conditions get much worse, where
as he had been planning to enlarge
the factory considerably.
The cause of this shrinkage in
volume of water in the Teche is the
Ruth Canal of the Atchafalaya-
Teche-Vermilion Company, cut und-
ar agreement that they would never
divert enough Teche water to bring
the level at Keystone Locks below
eight and four tenths feet. This
agreement is evidently being ignor-
I'd, as our bayou at Keystone now
registers only seven feet.
The Chamber of Commerce on
Wednesday wired Senator Broussard |
md Congressman Martin in Wash
ngton, D. c., of this situation, re-
Iuesting that they get busy with
he proper authorities, seeking i'm
nedate action.
These two gentlemen wired the
ollowing day as follows:
Washington, DC, Sept. 7, 1922
.lbert Estorge, President, New Ibe-
The weekly Iberian., 1922-09-09
DEDICATION OF NEW
SCHOOL SEPT. 18th.
Coach Reed Sees Bri9ht
ChauceS For Team.

Monday, September IS, will mark
new epoch in education in New
Iberia, when the new two hundred
thousand dollar high school will be
formally dedicated.
Supt. L. G. Porter, Prof. C. NJ.
Bahon, and the local Board members
have planned quite an elaborate
program for this great OCCASION,
which will no doubt be witnessed by
thousands Of New Iberia citizens.
The public schools of the entire
parish will open on the morning of
the eighteenth, for full nine months
session.
In this city the opening day will
be devoted to forming the new clas-
ses, and assigning lessons for regu-
lar work on Tuesday. The town
schools will then be dismissed to be
re-convened for the dedication exer-
clses in the afternoon, at four
o'clock.
There will probably be parade
Of all the schools to the High School
campus, lead by the Chamber of
Commerce Band.
At the grounds there will be a
number of addresses, chief among
which will be those delivered by
hon. Walter Burke, Lieutenant
Governor Bouanchaud, and State
The weekly Iberian., 1922-09-09
new G. S. DIRECTOR IS
ENTHUSIASTIC,
Show Tuesday Night To Be
Fine Affair.

Advance sales of tickets for the
big Three One show next Tues
day night indicate that the capacity
of the Elks Theatre will be taxed
| to accommodate the crowds eager to
| witness the first appearance of our
Community Service Dramatic Club
who will present three one act plays
on that occasion.
That's just what we want-every
body to see this performance. The
Club needs your money to be sure:
but your presence and wholehearted
cooperation are even more desired
Talk up the show, buy ticket, and
then go,
Tickets are on sale by the school
children, and at most of the Main
Street stores. Get yours today.
New Director Here.
Miss Mary E. Hannah, the new
directories of the Community Serv-
ice arrived on Thursday, September
1th. We congratulate the Communi-
ty on having secured the services Of
Miss Hannah who comes to US very
highly recommended and brings with
her credentials of the highest type.
We hope Miss Hannah may never
have occasion to regret coming to us
and we earnestly urge wholehearted
support of our community in making
Miss Hannah's stay with us an un-
qualified success.
The new Community Service di-
rector arrived Thursday evening,
and reported for duty bright and
early Friday morning-full of prom
sing plans for her work, and radi-
ating enthusiasm on all around.
The Friday night Fun Fest at
City Park Pavilion will be Miss
4annah's first public introduction to
he people of New Iberia, however,
many dropped in at headquarters
Turing the day Friday and got
cquainted.
Miss Hannah is overjoyed with
he prospects for successful year
mong our people. 81 find the spirit
f cooperation and good will al
lost rampant in your little city,
he stated Friday evening, "and that
the biggest factor in this work.
4 fact that's all that Community I
ervice is, just the citizens of
working together, to J
remote their own interests. Very
mple, isn't it? But it means the v
ference between just a collection n
The weekly Iberian., 1922-09-09
ann nay TO Be BIG FEATURE At PARISH
:" ElR, WILL DRAW BIG CROWDS,
poeou Shooting, Target Rifle Contests and Other
W" Specials Added

ed in this parade.
The prizes to be awarded will al
be donated by the various garages
and service stations Of New Iberia
A complete list will be announced in
the September 10th issue of The
Iberian.
In the meantime keep your eve
open for the posters that will soon
be circulated telling all about the big
Ford Day at Iberia Parish Fair.
And if you wish to enter the Ford
Parade notify Leblanc & Broussard.
Besides all the regular attractions
that one expects at a fair Of this nat
ure there will be many special feat
ures. At the meeting on Wednesday
evening the directors decided to have
clay pigeon shoot on the afternoon
of the last day. This has been placed
in charge Of committe composed of
Messrs. Sidney Harry, Louis Lallande
and John HOlbrook. These are the
same gentlemen who so successfully
handled the shooting match at the
July Fourth celebration, so another
success is assured in advance.
Arrangements are also being made.
under direction of Major E. P. Roy.
to have rifle range put up, and to
conduct target contests during all the
three days Of the fair.
The premium catalogs are now off |
the press and are being distributed |
Any one interested may get one by
calling at the c. Of C. office or calling
phone No. 47O-W, Fair Headquarters,
The weekly Iberian., 1922-09-09

81 Day at Iberia Parish !, Far r. Il
fau 10 one of the really blt
l''s a;,e ! cards of the three day pro
d'N'' Al least that's what every
~ Is expecting
rh governing board OF 1. The Fan an
~ .;.tiou have voted to leave the
Nv. y. feature to Messrs. Leblanc
. s'a' a'.,..,rd. local Ford Dealers
',ss gentlemen are r, now nc " busy u:.'
.,,lipr u out the details of the big
,a,'p =, D,rsde, and arranging the
',rsrous nm prizes that are going ,s to be
: the winners of different
|rd contests.
i |, thought that the Ford par
i viii pass through Main Street
+,v P. NJ, Friday, but the ex-
! hour has not been definitely set.
No list of contests for which
N, will be provided has just been
t,td and is being added to when
: anne other "stunt" is thought
IN some member of the "Gabe-
Bny' combination.
i. present you may expect to see
vrl rivalry in these features:
Dst Decorated Ford.
vnyt Looking Ford-no decora-
n.
ltt;est Locking Ford-Including
tasiCns.
Iad Carrying Largest Number of
aiisn.
It'd Carrying Best Looking
sp d Girls.
aia Ford. ("MayAower" will
! nupete.)
m Driving Longest Distance to
q b Fair-owned in Iberia Par
i
n Driving Longest Distance to
tn pair-owned outside Of Ibe-
tI1ih.
- ; only . partial list, as pre-
IL shted. II you think ofa good
- iw this parade-slip it to /
~ 4 he Ford Headquarters.
r. WY. In decorating your
= - says he hopes several
- ~ get away from the ordi-
y ~ and bunting idea, and that
110 b many cars trimmed
IT. he, corn, cotton and other
n PRODUCTS. These will be
scpriate for an agricul-
~ i've stock Fair.
4 - Of Fords, Ford Trucks,
1lsiph Tractors may be enter
The weekly Iberian., 1922-09-09
Football Team Practicing.

Football Team Practicing.
OF great interest to the hundreds
of football enthusiasts in New Ibe-
ria should be the announcement of
| the appointment of Mr. ALI. Reed,
member of the High School faculty,
as coach of the football team.
Mr.. Reed is graduate Of the
State University, and was for a
number of seasons a famous star on
the Tiger team, where he played
half back.
Last term he was on the Natchi-
toches faculty, and turned out a
grand football team.
Coach Reed reported here for duty
on September 1st, and sent out
call for the boys to report for prac-
tice. A big bunch have been work
ing out every evening on the new
campus, and Mr.. Reed is highly
pleased with results to date.
The squad looks very promising,
although a few of the last year
stars have graduated. "Big Joe"
Alfano and half dozen of last
years bruisers will be in the line
up, with a number Of promising
new men. Altogether, Coach Reed
thinks, the prospects are very bright
for a winning team.
The weekly Iberian., 1922-09-09
ANNOUNCEMENT.

l desire to announce to the public
that | have just returned from New
Orleans with a new line of hat
trimmings and am ready to remodel
any old hat or make new ones and
would appreciate any work given me.
also have all Franco American
Hygiene goods. Phone $40. Resid-
ence 12O Jefferson St.
9-l6 Mrs. Camille SOulier Murphy.
The weekly Iberian., 1922-09-09
NOTICE TO VOTERS OF 7th
WARD.

Mr.. l. W. Gajan, Chairman, Parish
Democratic Executive Committee:
| hereby withdraw from the race
for School Board member in the 7th
Ward of Iberia Parish.
Respectfully,
TELESPHORE ROBICHAUX.
The weekly Iberian., 1922-09-09
SCIENCE CHURCH.

This Sunday the Subject that viii
be studied is Substance" The ser
vices start at II A. NJ. in the Ma
sonic Lodge Room. The public Is
cordially invited to come and wor-
ship with us.
The weekly Iberian., 1922-09-09

of buildings and people, and Real
Community"
"Just keep up the splendid start
you have made here" continued Miss
Hannah, "and we will be able to
work wonders during the next few
The weekly Iberian., 1922-09-09

ria Chamber of Commerce, New
IBERIA La.
Your telegram concerning conaj.
tion Bagoa Tcche by reason diver
sion of Waters throu b Teehe Ateh-
afalaya Yermilion Canal We discuss
ed this matter with General Taylor
Assistant Chief Of Engineers who /,
referring it to Colonel Dent for H.
vestigation and report viii keen
YOU advised.
Z. S. BROUSSARD,
W. p. MARTIN.
1t is sincerely to be hoped that
quick relief viii he Given. as Now
lberia's industries are already suffer
ing badly from this condition. TIE
water has become dead and filthy.
and without early attention the
Teche will become a breeding place
for disease
Our contention is evidently wcl
based on law and justice. So It is
probable that the Federal authori-
ties will get behind the Ruth c anal
people and see that we are again
given a good current down the
Teche.
The weekly Iberian., 1922-09-09
INSTITUTE WILL OPEN.

The Fasnacht Graded Institute
will open for its thirty third session
on Monday, September 4th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29
VII--In Secret of the Playful Princess

She ranr. and ordered It whisky
and-suda fur mo-. Then, after II
WIS brought. sh" -;r.d:
"Wcu. | had an appointment At
Thrlford's Ioni&h | la'"Gnltu.
.Th"rr'S Il dance There. liuD after
what yuu'yr said. / shaH'l -".'
Il really wouldn't :" lh"rr. even
under another namr,' | SAID.
."Who introduced your"
"A very mace !"ilow-H man
met in Paris three months ago.
I'm fond ol dancing. rs you know,
and he dances beautifully
He doc; not know who you
really are"
"Ot course not. II" thinks I'n
a foreigner visiting London. To
him always pretend | do no,
know English. We speak III
French"
"Danrerou$. I."opoldine, very
Gaugcruut,," | said. "Remembcr,
I'm much older than you arc,
ANA
"Oh. Of course" Sh" cried r.
srnttully. "Th" Emperor has sent
yuti IT, lead ne into Tie rl&ht path.
en- | r3N -" it all. What nj
old jJiNt he ,>,'
We agreed to- differ. and then.
half IN hour l;.ier. We parted. |
strollri back to the Ritz full 0i
curiuu5 thnughtS
Surely il was ny IA" irony Of
Fate | h0d been plarrd IN III" posi-
tion at "Qu"rry ami guardian L"
one a., the most handsnm" "nd
most unconventional ~ all the
European lrincrSSrS. And ~"
more so when il was r"""ll""i"i
that | had l"ft .iir!iy not ~ long
ago resolved never 10 aaEIn set
eyes upon her.
She was as inCorriciblc Is she
was fascinating. YET. after all. we
had been such good platoniC
friends for years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29

During the ncN fortnight SAN
her every day. for vas | not her
equrrry. and also controller Of he
affairs" The Baroness Won cher
TEX and Countess CHOrda. both al
the highest ;sriStnrraCy Of Austria.
were her ladi"s-iD- waiting, an !
were her companions ry"rywhcr"
- save when she could manage J."
slip away on Il pretrXt OF shop
ping or something.
The Princess rode in the PARK
each morning. bat those WHO
passed her only saw Il pretty rirl
in q smart riding habit. and mos
of them Thought Sh" cam" from tn"
hunting country Of IN" Midlands.
from Melton. OF Market llarh"r-
ouch. Few girls rode So well as
I.nupuldin". ArChduCh"Ss of Aus
tria. She took after her aunt. the
late Empress. who vas 50 wei!
known in the hun,ing-ltrld in ia"
Midlanls.
| confess that | Wa much
puzzled over the Who'll" ~>i'ua'l"u
Why the Emperor hId gwen Let
poldirc's ;-lta,rS into MY ua@'
was. a. m". - mystery.
True. She WIS at Clarid",..r in
rO.n;Iu rs Cuuu'">s Won kr"t!f.
and only thr pdHdI"nl"ni lM"W Of
her actual identity. 1t i always
su with royalties At tn" r";l'r
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29

"Vcry well. signnr." he said.
"I1l do my best. If you call to-
morrow about this time | may
know something"
Needless 10 say that in great
anxiety | returned on tn" following
day. and there being other cusi"-
m,rS in the tiny restaurant, ne
took me into his own little den.
Il have found oUi. siGnor. that
Mrs. Wrrr hrrlcy and her daughter
have II maid. Il girl named An
dr"W$. The two dodgers are young
%iris who work in city offices.
Thcr" is M man living there"
Then h" added: You mentioned
Il lady. Is that tn" lady who is :"
kind To Ia" crippled girl?"
! h"Sitat"d for Il moment.
"PrrhapS il is" | said. "Iut are
unite sure that no nan is living
there"
"There'S no man there just now.
Mrs. Wealhcrl"y's nephew used T."
live there but he does not live
there now"
That latter fact further aroused
my curiosity. therefore kept
watch upon the house. WithiA
the next week | passed lis H]hinvit-
ing exterior several times. One fact
Thought strange WIS that on
some occasions the artificial palm
was in IN" windGW. On other
it was not. once II was Their"
when | passed about four O'Clock
in tho afternoon. but AT five il had
been removed.
watched il daily. and came 10
the conclusion that II was pat
there rs Il sign Of warning To some
one.
The Princess, quite nnSuspirions
af the knuwlcdrr had gained.
called there nearly every day, and
~HnpaTcntly took dolicacic> 10 the
tuvulidcd girl. but on each 0cca-
Ion, while she was there, the palm
was in the window.
Why
! SAW the Princess daily at Cla-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29

u,i.LIv rvcrrrIcl il She was mis-
,rrv If r,r own aC,iunS. She said.
and if ,hry did NOT like il then
$780, w,,lr ,nnuir, uIhnr. In take
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a Wrll-hhnWh grocer "'
w"r" ra'k"a III i parcel a'''' '''.'-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-29

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~ 7 hnd boon hnrn :. commouer,
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na,.,I ~, .,~,rrnrr,l.l hv three
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w.i,h ms T,houcht .h.y we're my
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dnirrs and ,onnrt eyrrvthjng TO
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of tho nlayrnl Princess,
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-27
Excellent Orchestra
for "HOmeWard Bound

The lumor around town that all
the good seats for the two per-
formances of "Homeward Bound
on Friday and Saturday nights this
week, have been sold, it not true.
The advance sale of tickets has
been one of the best ever record
ed in st. Johnsbury but there arc
some good seats left and it would
be a wise move for anyone not
having yet secured tickets, to do
so now.
Ralph Howes is enthusiastic
over the way everyone is taking
hold and feels elated over the
orchestra of nine ieces he has
assembled, the nersonnel of which
is: Piano, Miss Lola French; VIC
Inns, Miss Majorie French AMI
Arthur HaWkinson; clarinet, Glenn
Mooney; cornet, Ralnh Provencal !;
flutes, Fred Simanton and George
Fetch: trombone, Harry Moore
traps, Carlyle Sargent.
A chorus of over fifty returned
soldiers will render all the big
songs numbers in the first part in
manner that is sure to call for
much applause.
The scenery for the show is fast
bein~ COMPLETED and is marvel of
interest to those who have seen
the work. The first part-a scene
on shipboard was designed ard
executed under the completent di-
rection of Ebert Lynch who ha.,
been very ably assisted by Earl
Cross.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-27
Fine Play at
Academy Hall Tonight

The members of the freshman
class at St. Johnsbury Academy
are rejoicing over the large adj
vance sale of tickes for John Fox
Jr's. "The Little Shepherd of
Kingdom Come" which will be
presented at the Academy Assem-
bly, Hall this evening at eight
o'clock. Practically all Of he re-
served seats have been sold, and
a goodly number of general adj
mission tickets have already been
taken. The class is now sure
that it will make a substantial
contribution to the Academy gym
naSium fund.
The scenery arrived early this
morning. The stage has been ar
ranged during he day. The at
moSphere of the old Kentucky
hills can be sensed.
The Foremost Dramatic Play
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-27
Ice Carnival at
LyndOnville Frida,

Plans for an ice carnival on the
rink at Lyndonville have been
completed and a merry time is cx-
pected on Friday afternoon and
evening of this week. One of the
features will be a masquerade
from 7 to 8 o'clock when no skat-
ers except those in costume and
masqucd will be allowed on tic ice.
In the afternoon there will be
interesting contests as follows:
broad jumping on skates, barrel
jumping, endurance racing, 100vd.
dash, quarter mile race, half milo
race, mile race, potato race. For
the evening masquerade prizes will
be given for the best costume and
the most ridiculous one. There
will be a hockey game between
teams to be announced one minute
before play is started. Everyone
Is cordially invited by the rink
committee to attend this day Of
recreation and leasure.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-02-27

ers have specialized in presenting
this dramatization of John Fox
Jr.'s popular novel. They are in
the midst of a successful tour
of the New England states.
The play will be presented in
four acts. The scenes will be
presented in four acts. The scenes
will be as follows:
Act l. In the Valley of King
dom Come, Kentucky.
Act. 2 In the Martin cabin on
Eagle Knob
Act 3. In the living room of
Major Burford's Hme, Frankfort,
Kentucky.
Act 4. In the Heart Of the
Mountains.
Period 18G0-1865.
The doors will be opened at
100 o'clock. Some Of the fresh
man girls are planning to add
more money to the gymnasium
fund by selling home made candy.
Persons who have a sweet tooth
will be able to satisfy said tooth,
provided they supply themselves
in advance with the necessary
"wherewithal."