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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-23
',I,u fLIR WILL OPEN NEXT FRIDAY FOR
'"' THREE GREAT DAYS.
...,;n6 And Concrete Sidewalks Will Be Conf
ssa nleted In Time For Opening.

Ford Day holds the stage as one
Of the leading features Of the Par
ish Fair, and according to Bob LIE.
Blanc, entries are pouring in for the
Ford Parade Friday afternoon.
Supt Porter has passed the word
to his teachers, and they have their
pupils hard at work preparing their
part of the displays, and some close
competition is assured.
The buildings have all been com
pleted, and the City Park has been
transformed into veritable little
city, all ready to accommodate tn.
thousands Of visitors who will
throng through the gates on Friday,
Saturday and Sunday of the Fair.
President Bertrand requests all
the Division superintendent to call
at the Fair Grounds on Sunday,
Sept. oath, between the hours of 3
and 10 A. NJ, to go over every
thing carefully, and see if anything
yet remains to be done before the
final 0. K. is put upon the work.
This is very important.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-23

Mr. Burke's slogan for bringing on-
lightenment to every human being
in our land.
Mr. Bouanchaud was somewhat
out Of his element when speaking on
an educational subject. Nevertheless,
his remarks were we'll received and
he represented Governor Parker ii
true gubernatorial style.
State Supt. Harris is big man.
Big physically, big mentally, big
morally, and biz in vision Louisiana
is indeed fortunate to have such a
man at the head Of her public
school system. Probably never be
fore has such practical, forceful.
right-from-t the heart talk been del,-
vered to an Iberia audience.
Character, according to Mr.. Har-
ris, is the greatest factor in civili-
zation. The plain old fashioned vir
tues of honesty, purity, justice, OBJ
edience to law, must be held on to
if our form of government is to
prevail.
The tendency of recent years. is 70
drift away from these great Ameri-
can Ideals. We must get back to
them or our very civilization will
fall into decay. He appealed to par
ents and teachers to cooperate n
this work Of moral re-awakening
among our young people, that the
greatest nation of all history may
perpetuate its institutions for al
time.
Besides these speeches., there were
a duet by Miss Cecile Briganti and
Mr.. Herman Hauser, a solo by Miss
Briganti, and a selection by the
Girls Quartette, composed of Misses
Briganti, Vuillemot, Berard and Lar
dry, Miss Mary Briganti accompany
ing on the piano for all musical num-
bers.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-23
WEEKS ST. RESIDENTS ASK FOR
IMMEDIATE PAVING.

"A petition signed by practically
every property owner on Weeks St.
from Main to Madison, was present
ed to the Commission Council al
thelr tuesdays meeting, requesting
that this street be paved at the
earliest possible date.
We understand that similar pc
tition is icing circulated among the
tax payers on Charles Street and
will be presented at the next meet
ing of the Board.
A regular paving epidemic is
sweeping the city, and most every
body hopes it may not be checked
until East Main Street catches the
disease and takes down with a real
case of Bitulithic infection.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-23
GAME PROGRAM FOR SCHOOL
RALLY DAY. SEPT. 80, 1922.
Fair Grounds, Community Service
Tent. Hour 3 p. M.

Community Service Tent at the
Fair will be the home of lost child
ren.
Any children who get separated
from their people may come to our
tent and have a good time until the
parents are ready to take them in
the evening. All the little folks are
welcome to play in the Community
Service games. Parents who wish to
leave children over three years of age
with us may do so. There will be
stories and games on Friday AMI
Saturday, and special program of
Races at P. NJ, Saturday after
noon. The tent will be open all day
Sunday.
The following program of races
will be held:
Boys Under 100 lbs. or 60 Inches
Three legged race.
Egg and Spoon race.
Sack race.
Chariot race.
Tug o'War.
Girls Under 100 lbs. or 60 Inches
Three-legged race.
Egg and Spoon race.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-23
new HIGH SCHOOL is DEDICATED WITH
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES.
Hundreds of Citizens Crowd Auditorium To Hear
Eloquent Addresses.

| Outdoing all expectations. the
crowd that gathered to witness the
school childrens parade and attend
the dedication of our new HIGH
School, numbered away up in the
hundreds.
To see the long lines of children
bravely trudging along in spite Of
the warmth of the day, was in it
self an inspiration to one who would
let his thoughts fly ahead a few
years-when these same children will
be running the affairs of our city,
state and nation.
The beautiful auditorium, seating
well on to a thousand, could not hold
half the crowd. Those who were
fortunate enough to gain admission
were well repaid.
President j. E. Verret, of the
School Board, opened the program
with very interesting account of
how the new school came into ex-
istence He and the other members
of the Special Building Committee
are deserving of much more praise
and appreciation than they will ever
receive. Their task was a gigantic
one. It's perfect completion is an
eloquent commentary on their inter
est, enthusiasm and ability. We were
glad to see on the platform with the
School Board members the new
sixth ward representative, Mr.. Louis
Lallande. He will be of inestimable
assistance in solving any future pro-
blems of like important nature.
Mr.. Walter Burke, who is proba-
bly, the best informed man on local
educational matters, related many
interesting facts concerning the hum
BILE beginning, rapid development.
and present excellence of the school
system of Iberia Parish. "Mora
schools, and still more schools" is
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-23
SPECIAL FAIR SALES AT MAIN
STREET STORES.
SPECIALITY STORE NEWS.

Saturday being New Years Day
among followers Of the Jewish faith,
several of our leading stores will ia
closed during the day, including the
Speciality Store.
The Speciality Store is mighty
busy place right now, as hundreds
of eager buyers are daily thronging
the place.
AS the holiday closes at P. M,
Mr.. Lewald has arranged to open
his store at that hour for the bene-
fit of the evening shoppers.
Next Monday the Speciality Store
starts full weeks Special Shoe
Sale that has the world beat for
values.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-23
AT THE FASHION.

Responding to the request Of the
Fair Association and Chamber of
Commerce, Mr.. Elias Of The Fashion
Store is putting on a wonderful sale
during the Parish Fair, starting next
Friday.
AS The Fashion will be one year
old on October 7th, Mr.. Elias has
decided to continue the sale until
that date as birthday celebration
1t is some Fair-SOme Celebration
Some Sale.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-23

Sack race.
Chariot race.
Boys Over 100 lbs. or 60 Inches.
rs yard dash. !.
Three legged race.
Egg and Spoon race.
Sack race.
Chariot race.
Tug o'War.
Girls Over 100 lbs. or go Inches.
rs yard dash.
Egg and Spoon race.
Sack race.
Winners of first places will re-
ceive blue ribbons.
Winners of second places will re-
ceive red ribbons.
Winners of third places will re-
ceive white ribbons.
Points.
Each blue ribbon counts 5 points.
Each red ribbon counts 2 points.
Each white ribbon counts l point.
Prizes.
Given to the girl winning the
highest number of points.
Given to the boy winning the
highest number Of points.
School Day Committee.
Mr.. w. L. Colvin, Chairman; Miss
Annie Archer, Miss Blanche Her.
peche, Mrs. J. E. Broussard, Mrs. j.
w. Viator, Miss Mary E. Hannah,
Community Service.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-23
AT THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

There will be the regular services
and Sunday School at the Episcopal
Church this coming Sunday at 1C
and II A. M.
The service will be the Holy Com
munion, and the special intention of
the Holy Sacrifice will be thanks
giving to Almighty God for the Wo-
mems Thank Offering, which was
the largest in the history of the
Church.
All are cordially invited to attend
the services of the church.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-23

The people of New Iberia were
again congratulated today upon their
splendid cooperation and achieve
ments in Community Service work
Mr.. C. E. Magoon, the district
representative of Community Serv-
ice, and Mr.. Harold B. Skinner, the
executive secretary of Community
Service, from Lafayette Parish visi-
ted Miss Mary E. Hannah, the di-
rector of our work. These gentlemen
were very much pleased with the
work already done and were enthusi-
astic over the plans for the future
that promise some of the most in
teresting events yet given in our
city.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-23

.,,,ebension over a possible
y aPptb y he committees to have ',
v :. travelling and side walk
.lsted on Marie Street IN
,o' !. ~ big Parish Fair, may
direction Of big Phip'
y, ~, tbe gravel contract is be-
,'ssd to completion-no more /,
'' : more getting bogged-good
~ every patron Of the dan,
=. y Tests, band concerts and
n : c.,ly. supervising the con
.l'.',, y ' i the sidewalks, has that
III an the way to completion,
a' .;,;ro the committee a fine
Ladies To Decorate
!. as last meeting Of the We
..rs,ucil :, the following commit
|. ,u appointed by Mrs. c. w.
,.4,,ite, vice-President, to take
n. i the decorations for the
q, Fajr: Mesdames E. H. Buff
!, John Buquor, Frank Dau-
WI Grant, Albert Hill,
4 zimmerman, L. C. Michel, M.
| tHsie, Leon Minvielle, Fred
n n. S. Sealy, VIM. Segura,
j Taylor, Francis voorhies, H.
fklI, Whitney Romero, and
Z Pearl Davis, Julia Decuir,
Eaorge, Marie Gates and
= Pharr.
i Outhwaite earnestly asks the
~ this committee to respond
tasy have good reasons. "This
eFair as well as the earnest
"a are getting it up, and if
|kIp d little the task will not
on any group of men and
she says.
aaas Bertrand will have all
Il On the ground on Wednes-
= tie ladies' are requested to
4 Thursday morning at 9:30
III Bertrand will give all as
- letessary in this work.
n 6zier, able secretary Of
h Association, has secured the
~ ! number of experts from
y University Extension De-
~ vho will be on hand to
{ urious contests and sell |
1Fin winners.
~ Bee Specialist, has sent |
= h will have an interest |
of bees, and honey, oc-
\ both twenty feet long.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-23
COMMUNITY SERVICE
NOTES.

Fun Fests at the City Park arc
fast picking up in numbers since the
rain has stopped and the new walks
are laid. Enthusiasm in the new
games and plans for a special Fun
Fest program for the 9th of Octo-
ber are chasing the lines of cara
from the brows of the New Iberians.
Watch the papers for the program
of the sixth.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-23
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NOTES.

The subject for this Sunday S
service will be Reality" Services
start promptly at II A. NJ, in the
Masonic Lodge room. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-09-23
FINE BED BLANKETS.

These blankets are 6 feet wide by
z 1-2 feet long; made of the very
best material. For sale at only $500
each.
CHAS. BOLDT PAPER MILLS CO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19
RULE H.

Striking Ball TWICE. a player.
when making a stroke. in both Match
and Stroke Competition, strikes the
ball twice. the penalty shall be one
stroke. but he shall incur no further
penalty by reason Of his having play
Cd while his ~ was moving
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19

BERKELEY, Calf. Feb. 1S.-
Kindness TO a stricken old man has
won for Clara Brown, University OF
California coed. a strange inherit
lance.
With the death OF Orestes st.
John, S1-year-olu geoIogist, eXplor-
er, scientist and aide 20 the noted
Louis Agassiz. Miss Brown comes
into possession OF an elaborate and
rare collection of fossils and min
erals. now occupying a warehouse
in San Diego. Just what she will
do with them the college girl does
not know. for the eyes OF many large
universities are upon them.
They were gathered by Prof St.
John during expeditions 10 many
sections of the globe, and their
value in currency has not been
calculated
That they were willed to Miss
Brown instead of to some univer-
slty museum was the aged scientists
tribute 20 the young woman who
had acted as his nurse at san Die
go hospital. She had been studying
there, after doing medical work dur
ms the war
Prior 10 the death Of Mrs. St
John the old couple agreed to leave
most Of their possession to the kind
~ young nurse. OF this Fact Miss
Brown had no idea until the death
recently Of the geoIogist.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19

New Idea $500 Gas Irons. for this
week only. $40. See our windows
JOSEPH II. KORN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19

While the Boss IS gone the clerks
az Vernon's are practically giving
clothes away 45-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19
NORTH JUDSON

Word reached here Wednesday Of
the death the evening previous Of
Foster d. Short at the State hos
pital at Logansport. He had been
in a critical condition for several
months and death was not uneX-
pected. The body arrived here We'd
nesday afternoon and lies in state
at the Eatinger undertaking parlors.
Burial services will be held at Round
Lake cemetery sunday at . o'clock.
The sad news came TO relatives
and friends here Wednesday eve Of
the death Of Miss Edith Short Of
this city. She had been taken 20
the Lakeside hospital at Chicago on
Monday in hopes Of saving her life
from a complication Of troubles cul-
ninating in an acute peritonitis.
She is survived by her father, E. A.
Short Of Chicago, Mother. Mrs.
Laura Short, brother William, and
sister Nellie, all Of North Judson.
Henry z. White Of Michigan City
visited relatives here Wednesday.
The new library was opened 20
the public Wednesday afternoon
and will be open on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons hereafter. Mrs.
Laura Short is 70 be I'm charge.
r. 3. Durham. well known coun-
~ COW tester, has accepted a posi-
lion as herdsman at the state sani-
tarium at Rockville, Ind.
The Seniors Of the local high
school staged their class play Home
Ties" at Burch's hall Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19
RIFLE IL
BERRIEN SPRINGS

Mrs. James Morrow of So. Joseph
visited relatives here the first OF the
week
Dale. IL months OLD son of Mr.
and Mrs. T. B. Sherbuln died Tues
day following an illness of several
months with spinal meningitis. The
funeral service was held mo the home
Wednesday afternoon, conducted 10y
Rev j. H. Bancroft. Burial was in
Storick cemetery.
Air. and Mrs. Harold Stahl Of
Niles and Kenneth StahI of ST. Jo-
seph were here wednesday TO at
tend the funeral service OF their
uncle. Frank A Braymau
Berrien Springs Indep sndents sec
onds drove TO Covert TIL lrsday even
ing TO play the Covert basketball
team. Covert won the game. Score
26 TO 90.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. A. Crane and
Mrs Henrietta Beach have been
visitors at the Edgar Upham home
in St. Joseph
Otto Franks, superintendent of
the Indiana and Michigan Electric
company. is treating his friends 90
some large. luscious Florida oranges
received from a friend in Canton
Fla.
a missionary talk Illustrated by
stereopticon views. VIII be given az
the Baptist church Monday eveu.ue
Feb 20. The public is invited
&. r. Dilley attended the banque.
az the Twin City Jewe.eds az the
Eleanor club I'm Benton Harbor Fri
day evening.
Joseph Betchek and family are
visiting relatives in Chicago.
Charles Stelzer Of Berrien SPRING
and Miss Mildred Huelsman OF Chi
cago were married IN South Bend
Wednesday and went 20 Chicago for
a few days visit. Mr.. Stelzer IS one
Of the proprietors Of the Berrien
springs garage.
D. G. Trick has been on the sick
list the past week.
Mrs. George GRANDSON OF Chica
20 IS here owing 20 the illness OF
her morher. Mrs. Ulysses Sherwood
Arthur Thiele has purchased the
interest OF his partner. II. J. Evje,
ia the Berrien Springs Broom works
and viii continue the business under
the name o. The Bird Broom CO.
Major Murdoch Circle VIII have
their annual Washington tea-party
Thursday afternoon. Feb. %. COM
rades OF Fitzpatrick pest and the
Berrien Center post VIII be their
guests
Mrs. J. II. Slower and her grand
daughter. Hazel Helm. went 90 Chi
cago Thursday. where Hazel viii
undergo treatment for appendicitis
William Zech IS showing his pros
pecuve cust omers a beautiful stark
Bros. Golden Delicious apple.
Herman Huebner. who has been
working IN ST. Joseph. has returned
home
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19
PLYMOUTH

The forty seVenth annual COuven-
tiou of the Marshall county Sunday
school convention began it's program
Friday with the story Of the writing
of the sons Onward. Christian
Soldiers by Miss Julia Yockey. fol-
lowed by the singing OF the hymn by
The audience
Mss Nellie O.. YQuns save a talk
ON what Manner of Child Shall
This Be2" She said we are told to
bring up "a child in the way he
should go. but I'VE often train them
up iu the way we THINK they should
so
Following the talk by Miss Young.
came the address OF Rev. Virgil c.
Frneu field director of religious
education for the Church OF the
Brethren Of Elgin, III. His subject
was THE Biggest and Best Payiug
Business"
Members of the state tax board
VIII be in Plymouth next Wednes-
day. Feb. %. for a conference with
the tax officers OF Marshall county.
The county assessor. auditor. treas
urer. members of the county coun-
ell board OF commissioners. town
ship trustees and assessors and
others viii be invited % take part
in the conference, which opens at 10
o'clock These conferences are going
on an over the state for the pur-
pose of irstructing the assessors in
the matter OF appraisaIs and edu-
cating the public on the matter Of
taN-s.
Mrs. j. A. Ruth OF Chicago died
I'm Los Angeles Thursday. after a
short illness. Il is not known
whether the body Will be brought TO
Chicago or not. as Mr. Ruth Is
scarcely able 20 make the trip az this
slime. Mrs. Ruth was a sister OF
Mrs. Julia Thomson and an aunt Of
X. F. Brooke OF this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19

Formerly Unger's, 1O9 e. Jefferson
Blvd. so ONLY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19
AIRLESS AIRSHIP
216 NILES HOUR?
New Dirigible Capable of Ter
rifle Speed is Being
Built bv Italian.

LONDON, Feb. 1s.-An airless
airship dirigible capable of a speed
OF 2l5 miles an hour at high air lev
els is TO be constructed in Italy from
the plans of Signor Vaugean. lead
Ing Italian balloon expert.
Signor Vaugean's ship IS 20 be a
vacuum, with three ordinary envel-
opes. one inside the other. From a
perfect vacuum IN the inner envel-
ope, air pressure would be regulated
in the intermediate and outer en-
velopes so as 10 prevent collapse Of
the airship through the enormous
pressure of the outer air.
italian experts are enthusiastic
over Signor Vaugean's invention. It
is expected 20 revOlutiOnize dirigibie
flying in peace and war.
Instead OF using the present gas
filed container, Signor Vaugean has
created plans the basis of which is
the inner vacuum envelOp-lighter,
naturally. then the lghtest gas. from
which air would be expelled by
means of vacuum pumps. Expert
ments with vacuum airships have
failed because Of the enormous pres
sure of the outer atmosphere,
amounting. with a perfect vacuum.
to as much as Is pounds to the
square inch, OF the outside Of the
ship.
Signor Vaugean believes he has
overcome this by building a ship in
three sections, one inside the other.
| The space between the outside Of the
ship and the first interior hull would
/ be partly emptied Of air. Still more
would be pumped from the inter-
mediate envelope. The center bag
would be as nearly a perfect vacuum
as it would be possible to obtain.
In this way the pressure of the
outside atmosphere would be dis
/ tributed over three surfaces. II
would be reduced TO less than five
pounds per square inch on any por-
/ ton Of the ship.
Signor Vaugean's ship will be
/ equipped with four 800 horsepower
/ engines OF the type invented by Prof
! Garufiia. These would burn heavy
oil instead of petrol. thereby. with
I the absence Of inflamable hydrogen
usually used 10 initiate airships
eliminating to a great extent the
danger Of fire.
The engines Will serve a double
/ purpose. Besides propelling the
ship, they Will work the pumps by
which air will be expelled from the
/ envelope, so that the vacuum can
be increased or diminished at will in
order to make the ship rise or fall
1t is claimed that owing TO a novel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19

C. H. DEGREES. 315 S. Taylor ST..
Main 279: Lincoln 527s. So
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19
RIIE Is.

Ball Interfered With BY Opponent,
Etc.-If players ball, when in mo-
ton. be interfered with IN any way
by an opponent, or his caddie, or his
clubs the opponents side shall lose
the hole.
NOTE.-If a players ball. when
at rest. be moved by an opponent. or
his caddie. or his clubs, the oppon-
ent's side shall lose the hole. except
as provided for IN Rules 9 90, 16,
p CD, 81 %, 30 CD. and 80.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19
GENERAL AND THROTGH TIL
GREEN-Coutinucd
RULE -

hNIII u.
Playing "A Moving Ball-A player
shall not play while his ball is NOV
ing. under the penalty OF the loss o.
tho hole in Match Play. and the loss
OF two strokes in Stroke Competition.
except IN the case Of a teed ball
CRule p. or a ball struck twice
tRule ~. or ball On water (Rule
26). When the ball only begins 20
move while the player IS making his
backward OF forward swing be shall
incur no penalty under this Rule. but
he r. not exempted from the provls-
ions Of Rule u Cd or Rule % %
and OF Rule u CD and tf)-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-19
Rule 10.

Ball Striking the Player, Etc.-If
a players ball strike or be stopped
by himself, or his partner. or either
OF their caddies. or their clubs. his
side shall lose the hole in Match
Play. and the loss Of one stroke in
Stroke Competition. except as pro-
vided for in Stroke Rule Is %.