The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-07-01

/ the late Chief Justice White. declare
+ C. @. Severance of st Paul, Mimi
president of the American Bar Assoc
] alton. in an address before the Louis
! lana Bar Association at Monroe
This dearly beloved man stood like
rock for the great fundamental truth
embodied in our constitution. una
feCted by the passing whims ant
caprices of the hour Like his grea
predecessor. Chief Justice Marshall
the question as to whether q decision
might or might not meet with popula
favor clearly never entered hts mind
He guided his course by the pola
star Of the constitution and neve
permitted il to be DETECTED by sophis
tiCal arguments which sacrificed thu
eternal yerities for what was ClaimeF
to be a present good
Baton Rouge Praise for the mem
bers Of the National Guard for theil
work in guarding the levees during the
recent highwater in the state is con
tanned in a concurrent resolution in
troduced in the House by Jules A car
vile OF Tberville which was laid over
under the rules
Monroe Nellie Nelson. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs n J. Nelson. died at
Bunch's Bend as a result of the bite
of spider The child lived three
days after being bitten
Monroe At a meeting at Claiborne
committees were named by the girls
and boys clubs to plan the community
fair in October
Arcadia J, A Stewart. superintend-
ent Of the Arcadia Cotton Oil mill. was
elected vice president Of the Nation
al Association Of oil Min Supcrintend
ents at its convention in Dallas, Tex
as. recently. Mr. Stewart has been
superintendent Of the Arcadia mill
eighteen years
Monroe More than 2oo men OF
Louisiana and Arkansas have Joined
the Arkansas Louisiana Law Enforce
ment League during the last week. it
is stated by officials of The organi-
cation. The roll includes citizens Of
Jones. Bonita, Plantcrsville, Gallon.
Bastrop. oak Ridge and Mer Rouge. in
Louisiana. and Morrell Crossett. Ham
1urg. Montrose, Portland. Parkdale and
Wilmot. Ark.
Monroe.-A J. Smith. prominent
Ouachita planter. has returned from
Baton Rouge where he was elected
president of the Louisiana Farm Blu
reau Federation at it's two-day con
ference.
Shreveport Sixty4three building
permits were issued here last week, |
representing activities totaling $109, |
$40 The reports the last several
weeks have shown building activity |
)risk. with prospects for the activity !
o continue good all summer.
Baton Rouge The House commit
&c on constitution and executive mes
ages today brought in a substitute for
he Williams and Raynard bills TO
ill provided for locating the capital
t New Orleans, while the Raynard
ill named Alexandria. The substf-
ute bill provides that the seat OF
government shall be located at n city
o be designated by the qualified vot
RS of the state
Now Orleans-Twenty thousand adj
ft1Onal kilowatts of electric current
ill be available for use in New Or
cans by July Is. according to an
ouncement made here.
New Orleans Erection Of a statue
, the memory OF Dante Alighieri. IA
nous Italian poet and author OF La
ivna Commeda, is being planned
y Italians OF this city.
Monroe.-A busting machine for use
the fight that is to be waged in
orth Louisiana against boil weevil
lfestations has been installed at the
orth Louisiana experimental station.
Monroe-Virtually all of the Louisi.
IA parishes east Of the Ouachita
yer will be tick free this year.
New Orleans.-A new sensation in
10 tight over racing in New Orleans
me to light yesterday when it be-
me known that the entire directorate
the Business Mems Racing Associa.
On has rendered its resignation.
Baton Rouge by the SEN
Q by unanimous vote OF the conserva.
IN committees substitute for the
II TO define the states policy in deal
with the conservation of natural
$ settled the fight in the upper
anch OF the legislature over carbon
ack legislation
Baton Rouge.-The Senate today.
as ~, nays 0, passed a bill to amend
ction of Article 10 of the consti-
tlon so as to exempt overlooked
lds from taxation
Bunkie.-A revival meeting In
Itch the Methodist and Presbyterian
urches are cooperating is in prog
IS in the Methodist Church here
nday evening six mon in the rega-
OF the ku Klux Khan filed into
tabernacle and delivered to the
angelist $50, expressing their appre-
ton for his services.
'aton Rouge-The House completed