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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-04-29
IfRIA 7. P. A. DELEGATION CRABS SEVERAL
STATE OFFICES.
s,udde" Power Chosen President of State BODY AT
New Orleans Convention.

travelling man IS a traveiihs
Tho world over-one just like
nsa .her--so far as the general pub
ir IA informed
o., according to reports from tht
..I.a p Convention of I. =. AS. hele
80 '. Friday and Saturday in New
c,Isans, y. there's a big difference il
.'.rslinp men-the difference seems
!" u rest in where Mr.. Drumme,
= .ames from; what place he calls his
wame town" And among members
= the Louisiana State Division ol
Il National 7. 7. A. organization
~ dolegates from New Iberia arc
sn,;,lpd to more respect and special
...antion. So in referring to the Post
: Allegation we should print it like
sh;s. IBERIA POST G DELEGA-
TON.
Tho reason we claim this distinc-
.,or for our local Knights of The
I'M Il that out Of only thirty Of
49, E 70 be filled from the entire
ctste of Louisiana, the "boys" from
iSsria "copped" six of the most inn
sortant ones. completely outdistanc-
rc Shreveport, New Orleans. Lake
rtarles. Alexandria and the other
i.yUe cities Of the Division. Nothing
nj quality could "clean up in that
manner.
4 look at the list of Post G's del
|..stes to the State Convention
should answer the question-"How
fum!c Here they are: Donald Burke,
III W. Plaisance, J. w. Jagot, S. b.
|nrBellevue. A. Daigre, Charles Pic
|kett, +. H. Dupre, G. A. Provost,
n. q. Barrow, Judge" Power,
sTaft' Davis, c. w. Outhwaite, AL
|kert Estorge, Joe Hitter, Leon j.
|Nlnvielle, George Broussard. r. p.
|Petitin and w. c. Kimbrough.
They were also accompanied by
|rs. Jacob Davis and Miss Pearl
Davis, Mrs. Charles Provost, Mrs.
|eidney DeBellevue and Mrs. G. W.
|0uthwaite.
Il does look rather remarkable for
n small delegation to land TWEEN
N percent Of all the Offices in a
Stste Convention doesn't il? But
shey did. and the plums include the
RlFhest Of all, the State President,
mich honor comes to New Iberia
through "Hizoner" Judge j. S. Pow
NJ.
Mr.. Power has been a member of
HE T. P. A. for a quarter Of GEN.
hlry, and was also on the road for
Mat length of time. so the honor
|ns well placed on his shoulders.
Other posts Of Importance given
y members Of Post G are: Joe Hit
Eer, member State Board Of Direc-
Lers; c. w. Outhwaite, Chairman Of
lembership Committee; Nathan Da-
NJ and Joe Daigre. Delegates to Ma
Ipnal Convention in Atlantic City,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-04-29

Alternates, s. b. DeBellevue and
G. W. Outbwaite The local dele
gates say that if there had been
anything else worth going after they
would have added it to their catch
also.
The next State Convention will be
held in Alexandria in April. 1929.
and we will wait with interest to see
what further honors our members
win win.
According to her usual manner,
New Orleans entertained the dele
gates IN royal style. two swell din
hers. river excursion, automobile
sightseeing tours. and GRAND sup
per and dance being among inter
esting features.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-04-29
CARD OF THANKS.

The Women's Council wishes 10
express it's gratitude to Miss Hunter
OF the Dancing School for the bene-
mt performance put on by her pupils
last Saturday evening, to the dane
ers who rendered such an ENJOYABLE
program, and to the public for its
generous patronage.
WOMEN'S COUNCIL.
Publicity Committee.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-04-29

bows are in the cast, and those who
have seen their rehearsals claim that
the show is crackerjack perform
ance.
A large number of Iberia friends
are expecting to accompany the
Scouts on this trip which will be
made by autos.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-04-29
GET YOUR CHAUTAUQUA TIC.
KETS AT ONCE.

All parties who agreed to pur-
chase tickets for our Chautauqu1
program are notified hereby that the
tickets have arrived, and may be
had by calling at the Chamber of
Commerce headquarters.
Chautauqua opens on Saturday
May 9Th. and the program promises
to be an unusually strong one.
By calling for your tickets at an
early date you will be rendering
great assistance to the Secretary,
Miss Rita Soulier, who will other
wise have a. great deal of trouble in
distributing them.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-04-29
BOY SCOUTS SHOW.

Troop No. 3 of Boy Scouts of St
Peters College under the direction
of Mr.. Walter Delahoussaye, will
journey over to St. Martinville next
Monday evening and present their
three act play "Boy Scouts" in the
Convent Hall of that city.
About thirty five of the College
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-04-29
PROPERTY OWNERS ON ST. Pc
TER STREET. BETWEEN BANK
AVENUE AND CHESTNUT ST.
TAKE NOTICE!

Meeting will be held in office of
Chamber of Commerce on Monday
May l, 1929, at o'clock p. NJ, for
the purpose of deciding what kind of
pavement shall be selected for St
Peter Street.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-04-29

We fit glasses into wind shields Of
any make of automobile. Also into all
closed cars.
BERTRAND LUMBER CO., Ltd.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-04-29

SOLID CAR OF BARBED WIRE
and Nails Just in. Buy from BERT
RAND LUMBER CO, LTD, and
save money.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-04-29

Alexander Trio Repath Cautauqa an
entertainment instrumental
character Sketches and popular vocal selections.
j. r. Alexander
melphone and guitar guitar artist
meopne and Vivian fece
member Of the and dramatic
The Trio toured with the United states
Recently this
ped systematic ballot taken city visited and the Alexander
the
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
VALLEY CANE 10. :,

Valley camp No. 80. woodmen of
the World had "A splendid meeting
Wednesday night with three limitations
and on. application. We are going
right ahead with the work. regardless
of not having all the paraphernalia to
work with tn" campaign committee
prom!.~s something extra for next
meeting night. II will only be a short
time until tho team boys VIII have
thcir new uniforms. captain Hickey
10 going TO make rplcndid captain.
Nc rnhcrs are getting accustomed to
meeting nt tho |. O. .. r. hail. Seventh
and Grand after losing our little home
iE the Opera House block fire. Conc
out n-ixhhors. We need your assistance
more than ever.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
c,AMr .,in n \ A

The Royal NeiShbors Of America
met on Monday evening ~ $50 o'clock
In tho X. =. han for the regular Sos
zion with very good attendance. All
sick n~lEhborx were reported better.
except NciKhnor N.e;s,i who wa- taken
hack 10 IT Mary'r hospital for treat
rsnt. W. hope for her ,-pcedy re-
covc-y. 'riio Royal Ncighbor dramatic
club will present three act comedy
play on March g In tho X. OF T.. hail.
II viii be acceptable to all NJ. w. A.
and Royal Ncighbo- and friends pleas
ing numbers will be rendered between
acts
MIR, Huriocs. director OF tho Royal
NeiKhho- club. will ec entertained on
Wednesday afternoon. March End y,
tho home OF Mrs. J. H. Moonv. l.1s
East sixth street. Ncishbor Howard
a. hostess.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
w. B. A. OF MAccABEEs

Columbine Review No. 6. w. B. A.
OF Maccabee. held their regular meet
ing Thursday afternoon with good
attendance. One approval was received
and two applications was acted upon.
The State Rally held at Colorado
Springs was success and all who at
tended report having had a fine time.
Again death has entered our Review
and taken from us beloved member.
Mrs. Vera Demon, and we sympathize
with her mother. Mrs Sykes in her
great sorrow.
The Review will participate in the
draping OF our charter in memory of
our departed sister at our next regu-
lar meeting.
The review was sorry to hear of the
serious illness OF Mrs. Barnwell. and
also OF so many OF our juniors, and
hope for the speedy recovery OF all.
Members don't forget your dues.
They must be paid by the Goth inst.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19

vertiscd % much and Il did 20 many peo-
n an feeling nnc now ~ md N I every :, ons ~ teila
me they never saw me looking % welI. /
live on farm. do al my work. and have
three little girls 70 take care Of. I am
recommending this medicine to my
friends and know Il will help them II
they use it like 1 d" - Ars. HEKsEkr
LoNo. r. r. 3. Box 2. Larwill, Indiana.
Many women keep about their work
when Il IL q great effort. They are al
When you are In this condition give Il
prompt attention.
Take Lydia r Pinkhsm's Vegetable
Compound. for. II Ia especially sdaptse
to correct such troubles, as Il did 70
Me-. Long.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19

the week from a sojourn in Washing
ton. p. g. New York, Chicago and
Idaho. arrived Thursday to visit their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Dcvine.
]. i. 1.
MIS-. J. w. Chapman, of Boston, is
visiting the Misses Clifford at Guilt
ford Academy and being entertained
by her many friends In Pueblo.
i. +
MIA Frank 8. Hoag returned the
first Of the week from Las Animas
where she enjoyed a short visit with
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19

Renewed activity in drilling for oil
In tho Pike Peak region Is forecast
thru negotiations for a lease OF 1000
acres south of Colorado Springs. part
of the ranch of S. A. Jones. The Thrift
company. which suspended operations
last summer, also Is reported to be
about ready to make another try for
OIL
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
PUERLO TENT 70. 1s

Whe Maccahces, Pueblo Tent No. is.
view was held as usual last Wednes-
n night. Tho sickness among our
nbers is more prevalent than usual.
&ho following members however are
.Uported on the road to recovey: ]. s.
xh0mpson and family. G. A. Nielsen
NJ family, and A. NJ. Wilcs. Sir kt.
44ehcs was reported as having been
4he hospital but is able TO be out
"a. Our new deputy reported pro-
B and he asks that every member
out and pull with him.
tier viewing the situation. 1t was
Ned to hold another card party
h Wednesday evening. March 22nd
- We hope to see all of our many
1@Dnds on that occasion.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
IMPERIAL ORDER OF RED MEN

IMPERIAL ORDER OF RED MIN
Minncaua Tribe No. II. meets on
,hr second and fourth Tucriay> sleep.
Every moon In their wig~am-Er!ck-
-pr hall Bcsscmcr. while the Degree
Of pocahontas meets In tho same hall
on tho frs; and third Tuesdays sleep.
Las; Tuesday there was fairy
good attendance at tho Tribal meet
irE. one more application for mem.
h-~hip was presented and the usual
monthly tribal business WAS attended
to- A committee wa. appointed TO
meet with tho Degree of Focahontas
To- consider tho question OF a grand
masaue ball to be held i'm our own
wirwsm Erickson halD some time IN
tho latter part OF Plant moon tApril)
The Red Men of Pueblo. in pas. times
rave somo Of the rrandcst and most
l1rkely attended dances OF the winters
sud II Il confidently expected that
what was done by them can he done
again. Some 20 years ago they held
tnasuua hail in tho Mineral Palace.
on the stotmie-; rIHht In all that win
tor and the palace was crowded The
Oeeree Of pocshon,ss viii meet next
TyeSisye sleep. March ,lst.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
woMEN's RELIEF coRrs 80. :

r. WOMEN'S RELIEF CORcS 40. :
Y Pueblo Woman's Relief Corps No.
3, Auxiliary to the Grand Army of the
Hepubllc. met Thursday afternoon
lklth a fairly good attendance. The
R.ting Was called to order by tho
tX,fe sldent, Allie l.. Arrdt. one aprli-
otion was read and committee APP
ointcd. quite a few OF our members
ere reported rick. Comradc Downcn
improving. The corps attended the
neral OF Comrade rcnnyweight Al.
be United Davis and Worries chapel
et Saturday at 1 O'Clock and went
nm the cemetery TO Bethel NJ. T..
Aurch to attend tho funeral OF Com
A. Hill Tho corps had their service,
both funerals and the Post at the
nesery. The bcrea%cd fsmllicS have
heartfelt sympathy OF tho corps.
lcr tho corps adjourned Thursday
lerroon quite few OF tho members
He'd on Mrs. Olson on Evans avenue
no had quite long spell OF sickness
hut we were glad to find her better.
EeNi Thursday afternoon tho corps
Viii dispose of tho puiit. 80 the MEM
bcrs who have books please be on
hard with them and gee who VIII be
tho lucky one.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
u,TELLuM COUNCIL

U'Tellum Council No. 34a5. S. r. A.
kmet in regular session March 1o at
Etheir home in Fisher hall. A lively
meeting was enjoyed by large num-
Der OF members and visitors. Among
lhe visitors present was Mrs. Mckin-
hey of Denver.
u On next Wednesday night March %.
pTellum CouTcil will give social
arty.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
BANNER CIRCLE no. Z

Banner Circle No. 4, met in regular
session March 18th in X. Of P. hall.
Called to ader at 2:20 by G. ". Clura
McCafferty. Visitors from Carnation
and Pansy Circles welcomed with
circle honors. Many neighbors re-
ported sick. Neighbor Ash, on behalf
of Thimbie Club No. 81 graciously pre-
scnted the Banner Circle No. with a
handsome silk flag to replace the one
lost in tho big fire. The circle respond
cd with a rising vote Of thanks. also
. rising vote of thanks to Neighbor
slayton for a handsome and useful
gavel. Cards played after lodge.
Neighbors Somers, Marts and Daugh-
terry fill entertain the Thimble club in
the hall March csth. Circle will have
big public card party next Monday
night, March goth. Come.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
THE LODGE ROOM

thank the Officers and team of Pueblo
Camp No. . for their participation in
the work of the evening and We hope
to give you another class! to work on
In tho very near future.
The attendance prize OF SIS 10 stlll
on hand and some lucky naghbor will
draw this II he Just will attend the
camp meeting.
Neighbor Reese Thomas presented
District Manager Murray with gold
filled. fountain pen and gold pencil as
q token from Temple Camp for the
work done during the campaign. Dis
trict Manager Murray then made the
presentation of several prizes to the
various neighbors who had earned
them in the work. Neighbors GARNER
and Laney both receiving Elsin wrist
watches for wife and daughter re-
spectively; Nelghbor Rosbyl cash
prize and several neighbors were pre-
scented with a thermos lunch kit. This
month should produce at least fifty
new members for this live little or
ganination and we will pay you hand
comely for your efforts Come out
Tuesday night.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
LILY CAME. n. 81. a.

f1Ff4 V@Ef vi " " N
k<The meeting was held in usual form.
good many were absent on the ac-
punt of sickness. but no one was re-
ertcd dangerously i'll. Mrs. Jane Wat
rs reported in waiting was duly iu-
Rted after which we had a pleasant
hal hour.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
l-nf-Rr or HONOR

Las wednesday nisht the court
heid a we'll attended meeting tn the
woodmsu hall Two applications
we're fsvorably ballotcd on. Brother
Homer platt vas Installed az Vice
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19

Annual convention of Southwestern
Cattle Raisers' association has been
holding sessions this week at Fort
Worth.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19

Colorado Springs Musical club will
hold its third and last open meeting of
the season at Perkins hall next We'd
nesday. 1t will be free.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
ALWAYS TIRED
NO AMBITION
Nervous and Dizzy, Every
thing Seemed to Worry Me.
How l Got Well
Larwill. Indians. back was %
bad i could not do my washing. was al

ways uro0 out "o
had noamhition, was
nervous and di4xy
and everything
seemed to worry ma
andlhadawhul pains
tn my right side. l
felt badly about four
years and could not
DO my work @ Il
should b ave been
done. ! saw Lydia E
Pmkham's vege-
tnhI> TNs~v>ossMA od-
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
SOCIETY
tcontinued ffola PfecssdinE PaEe.s

many places Of interest. They will be
absent six months during which time
they will 20 to Portland, Ore, for .
visit with other relatives.
Miss Grace BucheilAuer left Sunday
for Santa Fe, New Mexico. where she
has accepted q position.
4. r
Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Gibbons and son.
Robert. Mr.. and Mrs. w. =. Reinig
In Rocky Ford.
! I. 1. +
: Robert Work returned tho first Of
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19

Five men. four Of them n tho big
mines. died In one week at TeIIurite
from Influenza. - !. MI
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19

Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Rawlings and
John Jr.
Mrs. Austin Marsh left Tuesday for
Colorado Springs to visit with her
mother for two weeks.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-19
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-14
LOO TULSANS
IN ANTI-KLAN,
HYDE DECLARES

Cp>rtNIp From rAlE oNI
ihut wont on in the old church n.'
night
"rhin ls one Organization that lHni
founded on perjury lt any kllnHr
man is prhsont. hc knows ho took "a
rock bound uuth 40 deny his rouuec-
ton with the alan under all oirCum-
stances.
Buck Garrett at Ardmurc didn't
fght the sentiment Ot the people.
lic fought tho combined wealth and
influence ~ tho ku-kluN klnn all
over tho United states
"rho ku-kmN kluu wants to pros
Cputr anyone elise. but 20 rcllglouHly
defends the mcmbers " lts own or
gauizluun.
Il ask YOU tu Join together I'm
bnrchcadcd authority To drive th"
Ku-Klux Khan from oklahoma and
from the united Stltos. Free Amer
lea can't cxist with two governments
Ono visible and the other Invisible.
The existence OF the Khan makes
necessary counter organization. 1t
IL pitiMl commentary that this iH
made necessary"
President Joyce charged the Ku-
Kiax Klan with cutting of !. A.
Smit hcrmnn's ear Smithcrnun u "a
negro. joyce said Smlthcrman vls-
tied him few days before his mis-
fortune ana OF thnt time told him
why he was democrat. His rca-
sons Tor his political affillntlon wore
as sound ~ thoso of any whitc man
Joyce declared "Even though his
skin "a black his heart Is white"
Joyce charged thar the ucwspa
pcr responsible for this outrage un-
dcrtouk To ooudone the action, and
tu this day this Outrage OF the ku-
kuN Khan goes unchsllcuged
Tho ku-kluN klan has however,
openly denied any connection with
the Smithcrmon ease, ana has Of
fcrod a reward OF $3.50 for the appre-
hension OF those who committed this
orlmo.
According 10 HYDE. membership
I'm the knights ~ tho Visible Empire
IL s3.1O. ot which 10 cents IL tho
fret months dues A part OF this
membershlp fee. he explained, is
used for Investigation purposes.
especially whore the ku-kluN lNlan
Ia charged with committing offonses. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-14
Good Times Are Here
As PrOUen bB Mail q.
On architects Desk

Good tmos are with rs again.
Architects mail proves Il.
Just preceding every slump In
business there is = noticeable fall
Ing OF iu tho amount of mail Eu-
ing into architects offices and
before q busy season is a cores
poudnE increase IN the number
uf lvttv,s that the postmau leaves
IN them. Now tho mail deliveries
are becoming heavy, \. NJ Atkln-
son uf tho architectural firm of
Atkinson & Olston said yesterday.
The reason why is advertising.
During slack or depressed seasons
manufacturers of building mutcr-
iOls send cut hut very little adNvr-
tising material This cessation OF
mailed advertising ig nearly
always n turrruuuVr ut business
depression, Atkinson slid. and hy
the same sign tho receipt " \
larger amount OF Advertising mat
ter Is a reason Tor rejoicing. not
so much Tor content as FOR the
uuickouud business RCtiyil, that
they always purtepd,
what do they advertiser Oh,
everything from nails Co ycutlut-
inE syStoms, llut that doesn't
mako amy difference. Tho main
idea ls that good times ARE with
us again, Architects mail nroNcs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-14

having seen q ghost IN the Advocate
office, Pack would never go into the
building after nightfall According
TO the story he related, he was ia
the office one night when - was
quite dark. His attention w0s at
tr6cted by something and he opened
tho door OF the composing room and
looked IN, being horrified to see
Jack Doubietooth. a full-blOod Cher
okee printer. perched on a high stool
and setting type with alacrity
Doubletooth turned n fearful Coun-
tcnanco In Parks direction and he.
with a loud yell, departed for tho
outer atmosphere. Never again. no
declared. Nouid he enter the Advo-
cate office at night. So far as known,
he Kept his word.
Jack Doubletooth. full-blood
Cherokee, pugDaci0us and OF turbu-
lent attributes. worked IN the Advo-
cato office FOR some time during the
early 7O's, but after leaving the Of
flee went TO another district Of the
Cherokee nation While attending n
big indian ball game he Killed n
young Indian and was pursued by
old Buzznrd Floppcr. notable
Cherokee character. Old man Buz-
z8rd Elopper overlook Doubletooth
and slew him with q bullet from an
old fashioned human rifle"
Doublctooth had been buried several
months presumably when his ghost
appeared In the office of the old
cherokee Advocate andAcausod tor
ror aud CONSERVATION to Pack. the
young negro typescttcr.