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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
freeport.

goufontrafftor clinton @olftng miro
ii9 NIT ieiner neutrality-suspicious. nad
oem MiomaD Diitrift 5mii6en ct.
Saul nnb MinneapoliS begeben, no
er fi@ nit acknowledgements, Die
linn i6on felt ldngerer 3eit in Mns=
ii@t ge1teut NOR, be16aftigen miro.
DaS Bis iebt in 6em MuSitelnngs=
raume ser &iltner & Nentl Garage
gefiibrte @e1daft in probtbitionsge=
mdBen ,@etr4nfen miro in 6as anrl
Midlilb @ebdnoe ienieits 6es 8abn=
gelei1es berlegt meroen, iobalo oaS
lett Don S. g. &antpa 1tnb 8en. Snef
offffupierte @ebdu6e fret uno fir oas
|@eibdft %51pedmdBig miro eingeri6tet
fem.
Gie 6reeport Turn1ers gonlpanD
belt borleBten Montag in Der 9a1e
lire sabresberiammlnng al, BET t 1'l
der @eIegenbeit Muoitor 5nDoer bon
MinueapoIis SEN SabreSberi6t err
|ftuttete, Ser bon Soiepb 8orgeroing,
fen, III oeutider Sprude %pieoergege=
ben puroe. Die neuerpablten 8eam-
ten iino: Soiepb &ider, Braiioent;;
|ssobann Borgeroing, 5efretdr; So
BONN &Iaien, Bieeprdiioent; Sen. 81
lering, 5dnbmeilter. SSn Ste 3irefto'==
renbeb0r6e, mur6en gendiblt: Ben.
Benfer, @einrtb 51eH nno Soba1n
|2iitbmerS.
sri. Sotttie 5tommes begab itb
porlebten Somitag nod Wonticeao,
bon no lie nod einem @eiu9 I'M SEQ
|Bnrers &eim nod ct. Saul peiterz
refite, mo tie li6 ben 3oglingen Der
|5t. @utbnrinen Ma6emie anidloB.
ssobn BitI rn6 iein ibm iing1t IN
|6umbolt, Cast, Canada, a~ngetrantes
|8eib6en, trafen bier auf ibrer Sod
|3ehsrei1e ein l1n6 tDarert I'M Mnton
|@ogels &em 3u @uIte. Bon bier be-
|Qab iid oas i1nge 8ra1ttpoar nah
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
Sorgdnge
tut GOnntD
Qlbar,Y.

Hud) llur adt Gage langer Srulll-
belt bat porlebten Montaaabelo 0rall
Seiurid greoef in ibrem l,n1pelt bon
bier o~elegenen 9eim bus .3eitllde ge-
ieauet. Oie &erltorhene erretd)te 0as
MIter BON MIR pieruno5pan5B Sab
reu. Sic par sic Eod,ter Ser etlpa bret
WeiIen uorooltlid bon MlbattD 1poD-
te1,oeu sSamilie @aotfe. 8or moert-
bulben Sobren perebelibte lie it'd NIT
Seinrih 8reoet, uno NIT bielem be-
troi1ern ibren leiber 10 friib5eitlg el1l-
aetretenen 600 Die gltern lrn0 folgen-
DC Sc ltrptlter: 6reo.H aofe BON Nortb
9afotu, 6rau Yeter Nenmum BON
ct. Yaul, Naul, @ilbelm, Mugltlt
gmil, Sssoa rno gln RaOtte bon bier,
Oonuerltagmorgen fano nob einem
UNI aebu llbr in Ser Sieben Sbner5e1
Stride eebaltenen @eq1iem sic Beer
oia,,na auf benz bieiigen @ottesader
ltatt. M0ge Die @erltorbene ruben IN
Srieoeu!
0ie 9erren 8aumgartner uno
Hobbins bon ct. 8aul trofen bier oor
Ieeten Samitag Elm uno blelten
iia iiber Sonntag I'M Srtere1le Der
8ooo Yrooucts COMPANY out. 9err
Robbins mtroe als Na6folger oes
perltorbenen @errn Bankruptcies als
Er1lioent ser @eielifoft erran11t.
sSsobann 8ertfen l1n0 5ra1t, Sobara
Soltbous uno Srau 9elnrib Mtbman11
Don Ribmono maren 2ienltag bier
im 6ron5 g. 4reps Seim 5u @alte.
9odtp. P. Serbert, %. o., pom
Der ct. Sobns Nbtei ~leiltete Sam1tog
uuo Sonntog ocn1 bodpp. Yfarrer T.
anlelm, .. g. 9, Nusbil1e.
God eiuise Gage tangent gelu=
de in Melroie lit 6rau Gobert W1n=
ter in ibren Iamilienfrei5 s11rufge:=
febrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
, Y9siier3 ali standardization geI1

de. 5.5.5.
sWaaonttag letter Mode feierten Wlib.
&rafer Huano 5ral Die bled1erne Sod
5eit, mo5l lie bon lieben 8erloanbtell
ltnb gutter GGreutloen CUTS ber5lidlt e
beglliiiidfpiinibt Wlrbelr.
BET bon ben Srauen Der Sc
1teiinooe 5pnntagabeno I'M Nnoitori-
nm Der 8farriAule peranltalteten aar
tenpartiie, bgratte fiiidd cine quite Mn5abl
Bergnuiigl111gs hlItige eiinge1llnoen lnD
pie bleaim 5pielen 10 liieB bbeim Gin
tluebn1en oes perabreit6btten Ssunbifes Ste
llnterbaltung nldtS at puniHe1 lib
rig
Bon Miiln1teapolis, mo tie ibre err
.ffranffte 5blpelter, Ssruu 5mitb, mo-
benlang pflegte, lit ST.. Goia 8il=
peroiing anfnngS leBter Wohe ms Glls
ternbal1s 5urufgefebrt.
SRI. SsSlelia @0iben apelhe mebrere
Gage unter oem 8etter par, bat it'd
mieoer bouitan0ig erbolt.
SSrau Yeter BON 9eel, melbe an Ell
nem gebrodenen SdulterbGatt leioet,
befinOet itb imnrer nod in ei1lem fri;
|tiiden 3ultan0e.
SIN boben Glitter bon rs Sabren
|nno orei Mtonaten fat leBten Samltaa
Mugult 8iiboff bon bier baS 3eitli.
|be geiegnet. Ser Beritorbene mnroe
lin Der BroDina Hoien, Deutld)lano.
|geboren, mo er biz gum Sabre 1883
|blieb uno ein Sabr ipater nit ieirel
|Samilte in 6ieies 2an6 tam. Mbt5ebr
|Sabre lang bearbeitete er er eine in
|Som1 MiI1pooo, etpn 31a Weeiler
IIn0r0li9 BON bier gelege11e 6arm Uni
!berlegte Damn iein Seim nab Sree=
|port, oas er 5tpolf Sabre Biz 5n let.
mem Sooe beibebielt. Mit Der ms So
j2ebensiabr borgel9rittenen @attir
|betrauern ieinen &ingang orei &ra:
ben uno bier MGo9en. Dieie iin0;
Midael 8i16ofL Sran Soiepb Bruns
bon 6reeport, Sran5 8iidoff bon ct
|glol1D, 6rau So1epb Stnpe BON ct
gloub, Mugult 8ifdoff BON Nelroie
uno Maria Bi16off Die ii6 nod be-
Der Mfntter beftnDet. Nebit bielen bin:
terlaBt er AZ @nfelfin6er, cine Sdtpe.
|iter. SSrQu Stole Gofentabl bon Sui
|falo, 81. g., nno ei1tten Bruoer, 81.
bert 8ii6off bon ct. 2onis, 0fo
|Dienitagmorgen fano mad einem I'm
neun ubr. in Der &er5 Seil Stride &C.
|baltenen Granergottesbienite sic 8e:
|eroigung BEL GROCER Geilnabme boz
|8erpanoten unh 8efannten ble1
|tatt. Dus grobe 2eidenbegdng:
|nis 0ient ais Bemeis, 1aB IN Dem ga:
bingei6ieoenen Elm gutter Nann 81
l@rabe getragen m1rbe. Woge.er rllber
lin 6rieoen!
SoIepb Rider mur6e bon einer Got
|tin nit einegat gelunoen 50bnben be:
|i6enft, nddbrenb iib in Der 5amilit
|Seinrib 8euning ein 3piningSpar:
Gen, 8iibden unb Waoben, einitea.
He. 8eioen @lternpaaren 1triern @lid.
lmuni6.
5rnu Mntm 8olfing bereitete an
MISUNDERSTANDING elmer Mn5abl
l6rauen IN ibrem Seim cine ange1ebi
me Mnterbalt11ng, Der iiie abenos eint
@artenpartie folgen lieB> tpobei gral
|Stommes ben er1ten nnb SSra1l Wlib
(Sarren BEN niebrigen Rreis erbielt
l8or 6em Mb19ieb 1Durbe ben @dlter
|ein Smbis ierbiert.
Mnton Beder nnb Srnl BON Nfin:
|neapolis eritatteten bier bertpa1ot.
Juno freuno1daftltde 8e1tbe.
.FT#.&&aEE +HEf&t $50 r3EGS9aN E4IS AZ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-15
FOR SALE Real Estate q

A GoOD tao story residence near business
section who're fooms are always In de-
nand. Home aud income priced right On
part ieyms y A Hammond. s2t Z. Silver
Phone ihea
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-15
SITUATIONS WANTED

With several years businers espsrisnes
dsslr.s smplsymeat 10 sseaptionai cor
fasgandeht snd capable Of handling posi'
tis1 requiring inafment tact and ss~en
tvs SHINY. Address l. g D. ssFs Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-15
FOR sALE-Houses

tOk SAIL smAn modern hoass. veil 10.
an he arranged. aar a2, care Of Herald
sENEN ROOM-smcco. brick. hardwood
fluprs. steam heat garage lot auust42.
fine locnuon. Fourth Ward. . bargain.
terms. let a. shov IL 10 you ". ~ Nc.
Million. 400 Mesl Gold,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-15
PROFESSIONAL CARDS 10
MISCELLANEOUS

BETTER KODAK FIklSnihG-it is better
Return postage paid Oh msN orders Ihs
Barnum Studio, 2igk ". central, Alta
quergur. " hsH
NANTED-CAruful kadAt huifhinG ~ mas
ter photographer twice dalg service. he
member. satisfaction guaranteed send your
finishing 10 . reliable tsfftliaked firm
Hanna a HaunA. Master PtotoErApheu
Personal 81
WILL Heuuan Haskell conmeHIo atc with bio
mother and grandmother a lI. father .s
goinF east Immediately
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES u
K00MfSd HOUSE, for sale. See Kelly
2is " Gold Phone AGT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-15
LEGAL NOTICES

CERTIFICATE m EXTENDING CHARTER
TREASURY DEPART MEM.
Ohiee Of tomptrollrf u Currency washing
Ton, y C. December 13, 1921.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence present
cd 20 tho uudersignrd 10 has been mad. 90
appear That The first National bank " Al.
bu1uefqur. located ia tho city OF Alhuquer.
aus Ia The county " sFnailIia. and stat, ~
Nrw MrkleU. has complied With al the proc
visions of the ACT of couEfrsE 10 enable
National hacking AssUeiatiuus 600 eNtend their
corporate existence end Tor other purposes
approved jul} % ls-2. as amended By the
ari approved Aprl A. lNN2
Now therefore, . u u r%rIturgct Comp
tfoIIpr 90 thr turrDufF Nn NHrtbY certify
that Ths FIRST National Hauk 10 Nhuausf
que. located ia thr city 90 Albuquerque boo
thr county Of heruHfiuu aud state NJ NrH
Ncrirn. is authufiHrd tu hHye sutrffHicn Tor
The usfod specified boo IH amended articles yf
association namely uutl riosc oi business
uu December go. iqAi
lu testimony whereof witness NY hand
and seal of onice tts tNrnty thitd Jay o.
December 1877
(siguedl ID q CRIsstNGER
SFAll ~tumptrHNUr 70 the turfeurY.
LrfHnnIuu No HAND
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FOR RENT

Phors co

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. or hy The
hour prlces reasonable. IstimAtes fur.
nisbed free. All YORK guaranteed. Phone
Scratch pads. 10 cents pound AZ
rha FVeninF Herald
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w~ANTED-man or Woman 8
WANTED-Room

wANTED-Sman furnished apartment o.
hoase. modern rsasouabt. Address Boz
NJ care Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-15
NOTICE.

State o. NeW MekI.. iu he Probate Cdart
hefuHINH tUunty
m the Matter 81 fHr Estate % James n
M8tlngiy deceased
Notice be- hereby sIvon that the ON.
dtrs, gned was a. fHr rrerlHr session " The
Probate Court. bold HH The goth daY %
December 1921. nur.Irfr1 Administrator 81
mo estate 81 tho said lanes N Maiinelr;
that all pctanhs having Iaims agaiust said
estate are hrrshF HuNhtd 20 present same
fn t4s undsrsEuNd Hf 's office. within me
time prescribed UY IHu
State rrusf a savings RunA o.
AlhulufrqH" New Mexiro.
Jan isl5l2
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FOR SALE ypewriters q

goR SALE TYPEwRITERs-An tinds,
both rev -nd seoona hand. bought. sold
feated snd repaired. Albuausqus Type
writer Exchange Phone 9osJ. wa south
e--stk ~
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Statesmen

ThkEK foR FivE D0iIARS-from eur
best Waite Leghorn stock We are offering
. trio % One garkarsi and Two Pullets .S
hte doliAft, Pick en- oct yourself Oct
. good start fruia gosd stock. out " TOW .
ord4fs shipped promptly. iot3 Nurik
Nievrntk Street Alhnansranr New Nssieo
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-09

e source or from any one class Our a
" discriminatory 1t will be sources of tax
aon VIII De dried up such
increasing Issue OF taxeNenpt securities that
10 sales tax VIII be demanding If all the Of
oe'e sales tax the solution
vote or IT, we could opinion before the session
OF congress, make 1t a part of laws.
take this the borng farmers and the
active energetic, independent business manufacturers Amer
lea against the disastrous results affecting receipts
our government IT restrictions
-exp securities The regular annual not only
ahce but the received from will diminish to
MINIMUM The wealthy of tell them how
Po1ect themselves against taxation under existing If
wealth sufficient to provide for themselves dependents they are guar
an1eed against federal and taxation income and nhe
lance taxes by the transfer Of their holdings tax-exemp securities
and at the time they take from channels of legitimate business
hat amount OF capital that growth and
development OF industrial life also depng atorng men of
needed employment.
le ease with which taxexemp securities has been
the means OF Of the states going headong debt The money
came easily and spent exravagan interest
on the bonds Will be heavy added burden the
taxpayers hope the
strous evil
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-09

Passing of the Cowboy-'Folks, Just Plain,
Orn'ry, Bowlegged Humans
By E. B. OSBORN, in London Post.

The stock farm has succeeded
described In 1.-The Vgnan of Mr. Owen Wster
begung of its kind literature has vanished as COM
pete as the spacious epoch Of Mark Twan uckebe
in the minds that gayv starting down
the Trail OF the Obsolete driving before them
the wild nghoned cattle which longer worth their
keep.
They themselves Of their historic appearance
peculiar and almost mpsona virtues
punher observed 1--WE merely fos-u plain orny
legged humans"
But they in truth workaday chivary
with character distinctive their
for their passing After ALL who live horseback horse
back inevitably their thoughts up higher than those
of pedestrians podding in the dust
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-09
E)0(lIR|
4 go %&
FEEDING PIGEONS IN LOFTS
Most Popular Method is to Have
Stated Hours for Placing Grain
Supply in Troughs.

oelf-feed!ng hoppers are seldom
lound nowadays in the lofts Of veteran
pigeon breeders Their argument Is
tiat they have not found it profitable
70 nave several days supply of grain
"itnlh reach so the birds may help
themselves at will There are two
reasons for this: First, inferior
squaDs are raised in lofts where feed
Is constantly before the birds, as there
IS no regularity among the breeding
pigeons in feeding their young; sec
ohd, this continual picking 1T the
gram eventually leads TO poor appe-
tltes, resulting in the squads suffer
ing.
Another disadvantage in having
Ieed lying around, is that it attracts
mice and even rats, and when once
these enemies get in loft there is
great loss Of young birds
The most popular method for feed
ing Is to have stated hours for plac-
Ing the grain in the troughs These
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-09
new IDEA IN ROAD BUILDING
Cement Mixed With Certain Types Of
Soil to Alter Characteristics
Being Tried.

prepared by the United States Department
Of Agrfculture.)
Mixing cement with certain types of
soil to alter the characteristics of the
soils and make them more suitable for
road surfacing and subgrades is an ex-
pertinent recently conducted by the
bureau Of public roads, United States
Department Of Agriculture, which is
now proving it's value in actual use.
The treatment was first suggested and
tried out at the Arlington experi-
mental station Of the bureau. Results
warranted a field test, and it was ar
ranged with the California state high
way department to try it on the adobe
soil there.
A part of the federal-aid project in
Solano county was selected for the
test. The dry soil was well broken up
and narrowed to depth varying from
6 to II inches and mixed with cement
in the proportions of l part cement
to 10 parts soil and l part cement to
20 parts soil. 1t was intended to
water and roll the surface but rain
One section was allowed
to remain untreated for purposes Of
comparison.
A recent inspection showed that the
untreated section was badly broken
up, due to the usual shrinkage cracks
of adobe soils. The
treatment Is not intended to make a
hard surface like concrete, but to alter
the properties of the soil so that it
will be stable and lessen the effects Of
moisture.
California plans to conduct addition
al experiments, which will be OBJ
served in detail by the bureau and
cost data obtained.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-09
(rN RR{igq}}72217117<
D&96!aa6? D!
TO FIGHT GOOD ROADS FOES
National Campaigns Launched AGAINST
Ancient Enemies of Motor World
Many Sign Up.

officials Of the newly organized Ma
tiofial Motorists association declared
war on number of ancient enemies
or the motor world following an or.
ganlZation meeting at Chicago. They
launched national campaigns against
poiltlcai interference with highway
building programs, overloaded trucks
which are breaking up paved roads.
and on increasing motor tax lelies.
and declared that the campaigns Will
be carried out consistently in every
section of the country.
Their attention WAS called to the
damage done by Illegally loaded
trucks to roads about Chicago BY SEN
ator ii. c. kessnger, who predicted
that the new organization Will become
the champion Of 3O,0o0,oo0 people II
It's program for improved motor con
ditions is carried out.
+. +. Ertsman of the Illinois associ-
alton, and Fred III. Galley of the Ohio
State association were named Secre-
faries of the new national body and
delegated to open national headquar-
ters shortly in Washington, ID. c.
An immediate survey has been ordered
to determine why gasoline prices
should continue at their present peak
IA number of the $50 delegates sent
to the initial Chicago convention were
by their local clubs to ap
ply for immediate membership in the
new national body.
The first to formally sign up was
the Ohio State Automobile association,
with membership Of 10000. The III
inois State Automobile association, in
Guiding 10000 members outside of Chi
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-09

troughs are placed in the center Of the
floor, so that there will be plenty Of
room for all the birds to gather
around it. Galvanized iron drinking
vessels are preferred to stone foun-
tains.
There are three open boxes in each
loft, measuring - inches In length,
three inches in width, and three inches
in depth, and these boxes contain
oyster-shell, grit and charcoal.
A bathtub is placed in the aviary Of
each pen. These are made Of ,alvan-
lied iron and Of convenient size for
handling. During the winter the
birds are given a bath about once a
week, but only on bright clear days.
In summer 1t MAJ be given twice a
week. These pans are filled about
eleven o'clock in the morning and al
lowed to remain for about two hours
when they are emptied and turned
upside down. II the water Is not emp
tied shortly after the birds are
through bathing. they may drink of it
and become sick.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-09
DOUIIM NOIf(

re YOUR chicks are not doing well
something is wrong. Look out for
lice and for worms In the intestines.
All cockerels that are not to be used
as breeders should be marketed as
soon as they weigh about two pounds.
two-pound bird will sell for as
much now as a four-pound bird two
months later.
The sex of geese Is best distin-
v,isbed by size and voice. Gamblers
are somewhat heavier and have harsh
or voices. It is the ganders that hiss
when they are attacked or annoyed.
Sweet milk in abundance is highly
desirable. Milk-fed fowls usually
bring a premium on the markets and
have a better favor than those fed on
fattening rations moistened with wa
ter.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-09
If the Medical Profession Once Applies Itself
to Extending Human Life


The physician OF the future will become less and less disease special
list and and health specialist He will be
His business will consist much Of treating the keeping
people we'll He will doubtless be TODAY
but his research will limited discovery disease
or to treatment of the old He
the discovery of let mans will live
How long should be able to live? telling Man
live just long he keep renewing healthy
body he successfully exp all the
and replace promptly each wornou CELL
Setting particular limit present ignorance seems to
me quite unscientifc
If the medical profession applies of extending
human fe there to doubt that its achievement will
the world.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-09

don't even have backache every month.
cannot praise your Veget able Com
pound enough and highly recommend it
to those who have troubles like mine. |
am willing for these facts to be used as
q testimonial to lead all who suffer with
female troubles, as did, to the right
road to health. Mrs. LULA VANN, Box
43, Fulton, Arkansas.
Its this sort of praise ofLydia f, Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, given by
word of mouth and by letter, one woman
to another, that should cause you to con-
slider taking this we'll known medicine, if
you are troubled with such symptoms as
painful periods, weak, nervous feelings,
miserable pains in your back, and can
not work at certain times.
Here Is a woman who is so grateful
and glad to be relieved from a painful
and nerve racking physical condition
that she wishes to tell all sick women.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-09
VEN GAS MAINS STILL IN USE

side diameter of the log eleven inches.
Chips from the boring showed there
had been no seepage through the fiber
and the wood was not impregnated
with a gas odor. There was only a
thin film on the inside Of the pipe. 9th
erwise the wood was fresh and clean.
In laying this historic pipe line one
end Of the log was trimmed down for
a few inches to about half its original
thickness, and this was inserted into
the enlarged bore of the next length,
then an iron band was drawn tightly
over the joint. The iron band had not
survived as well as the wood. Several
of the joint bands were found to have
rusted through and had to be removed
: Utility Bulletin.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-09
Umbrage.

Our word umbrage, and three or
four other words related to it, are
derived from the Latin word, umbra, a
shade. Umbrage is used in three diff
ferent senses. !. 1t means what Its
Latin ancestor meant, o shade; a
shadow; hence that which affords
shade, as a screen Of trees 2. 1t also
means a shadow, slight appearance:
but this use Is obsolete. 3. 1t may
mean the feeling Of being Over-shad-
owed; jealousy Of another, as standing
In ones light or way; hence giving
offense. or creating resent.
ment. The adjective Is outrageous.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-09
Was a Bridge Tender.

There's no fool like an old fool"
of course. A week or two ago one Of
our members of the Leg-in-the-Grave
club got caught in bridge fight that
lasted until the small hours. He was
not much concerned about it since his
good wife, once parked for the night.
sleeps on through, or, at least, has the
grace not to ask when he got in. How
ever, merely as matter Of habit he
turned the key softly and was slipping
quietly to his room. when the childish
voice of his small granddaughter piped
up through the open door of her bed
room:
''Granddaddy! Where did you get
job as night chman?''-Indlanap
oils Star.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-09
Sex Misinformation and Unwholesome
Impressions in Formative Years
By DIR. ]. M. ExNER, American Social Hygiene Assn.

study Of 948 college revealed that the majority
received their first impressions age
that for the most part these impressions from distinctly
This transformation and these unwhoesome impressions
during the formative of childhood and YOUTH left unorrecd
explain why we find the subject OF undu occupying the foreground
of the consciousness OF students.
In promoting education colleges the aim not
special under special teachers The purpose
about adequate treatment Of the subject
integral of the broader subjects
ton with to normalng and attitude
and furnishing such understanding Interpretation
ton of the subject will enable students adjust sying
social philosophy Of life.
j. Kelton, Principal Of Amsterdam IN " High Shool-The
dmped knee won't
than did the styles when less and thought
Charles Thwing President Emeritus Western Reserve
ty-Ou lack dignity pose selpec respect for eo
sanctiies."
Rev Burton p Holt Gassed in the ArgonneThe
Of the disabled soldier the refusal of
the record of his disability and how
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-09
LIME OF GREAT IMPORTANCE
Production and Development Of
Young Chicks.

Provision for an adequate supply
by poultry raisers, for If this impor-
tant mineral element is lacking in the
food a drain is made on the reserve
supply in the bones and soft tissues
of the animals which interferes ma
terially with egg production in ma
ture hens and in the prope- develop
ment OF the growing chicks.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-09
Father Was Riuht.

The Oldest son was home on his
first vacation since he had attained
the dignity of class president. He
and his father were discussing the af-
fairs Of the day.
Finally the boy remarked, Say, dad,
I hope when l am as old as you are
that I'll know lots more than you do"
YES" answered the father. Il only
hope that when you are that old you
will know as much as you think you
do now."-Chicago Tribune.