The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-10-07
Lake Charles.-Dr. Louis AoiiN'

Kushner has been rendered an ap-
pointment in the Offlcers heSei0
Corps as captain in the meulcai so
tion of the O. r. C. Dr. kushner VIII
he assigned for duty with the ElghtE-
seventh Division headquarters al
New Orleans.
Monroe. LA tour of inspection
was made to the highways OF Norln
Louisiana by Major James {. Long,
engineer for the United States bu-
reau of public roads; J. k. endt,
state Superintendent of highways A
Aiken. assistant state superintendent
and other highway Officials. MAJOR
Long said he would send favorable
report to Washington in regard to
Ouachita's road projects.
OpeIousas. LATHE travelling men
of Opelousas will be asked to atteno
a meeting at an early date when they
will be requested 20 take an interest
in the move to bring industries to
! Opelousas. 1t is exepcted the plan
being worked out by the publicity
committee will be supported by the
( statesmen
/ Slidell, LA committee has been
appointed by the Slidell Chamber OK
! Commerce to prepare list OF prop
| erty for sale in Slidell and all cut
over lands adjacent, which IS Tor
| sale for farming purposes. Ihe pur-
/ hoy nj
when inquiries are made by prospec-
tive settlers regarding the purchase Oh
property.
Lake Charles, La-Registrar OF
Voters S. A. Fairchild announces that
his office will be open for the regis
tration of voters qualified to register
until noon, October Z. At that time
it will be closed for the general cleo
ton, November T.
Opelousas, La-Officers and mem
bers of Hope Hook and Ladder Com
pany are preparing to observe FIRE
Prevention Day October 8. The ire
men will ask the city council, the
trade extension bureau and other or
CARNATIONS to assist in making tnelE
work effective in OpelouSaS.
Lafayette, La.-Cummander e. ).
Aillet of the Stanely Martin Post OF
the American Legion has been mott
fled of his appointment by State Com
mander Provosty as Ar.ericanizatlon
officer of the legion in Louisiana
and the confirmation of his appoint
ment by the state executive COM
mittee. This is an important office
in connection with legion activities.
Slidell, La.-At a recent meeting OF
the Sldell Chamber Of Commerce,
committee was appointed to canvass
the town for subscriptions to be used
in an ant determination campaign and
has been actively engaged during the
week in preliminary arrangements
for the campaign. A committee has
also been appointed rom the women's
auxiliary, which is working in con-
junction with the committeeman.
Lake Charles, lathe w. B. VIII
hanson Post of the American Legion
is offering prizes for the best COM
position written by students of Cal
casieu parish on the subject Of How
the American Legion Can Best Servo
the Nation" The prize is additional
to those offered by the state and
national Legions.
Lafayette, La-At a meeting Of the
} Lafayette parish farm bureau Frank
G.. Mouton was elected president.
Other officers elected are: F. M.
; Burley, vice president; Ray Fiero,
secretary; Overton Cade, Sr., treas
urer, and Firman Legneaux, Ursin
Hoffpauir and F. A. Broussard were
! elected members of the executive
|, committee
Lafayette, La.-Members of Troop
No. Boy Scouts Of this city will es-
tablish a permanent camp for out
, ings. Scoutmaster Warren Grevem-
berg said the troop is planning a big
hike with the view of inspecting some
sites which might prove suitable for
the camp.
: Lafayette, La-Several residences
; in Johnson street and ]. H. Towns
r store in the business district were
) entered and robbed recently. David
! Pelletier's home was robbed Of ap-
proximately $1,000 worth of jewelry.
the intruder upon being detected fir
ing five shots at Mr.. Pellitier.
) Lafayette-La.-M Helen Bittle.
l daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Bit
tie, has been chosen to represent La
fayette in the historical pageant to
be staged on the opening day OF the
State Fair in Shreveport in October.
: Monroe, La-Monroe Lodge Of
: Modern Woodmen initiated class OF
+ thirty-two candidates recently. q.
t Pearman of Shreveport, state depu-
ty; and degree team from Shreve-
port conducted the exercises.
l Lake Charles, lathe leading
physicians OF this city have decided
to standardize the hospital work in
g this city and organize hospital staff
t for St. Patrick's Sanitarium. Regu.
z lar meetings of the staff will be held
: at the sanitarfum on the second We'd.