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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-24
Little Benny;s
Note Book
BY Lee Paps

I got up late asen thi. morning, on
account Of sleeping late being one Of
the most favorite things I like to do,
and tonite ma sed to pop, willyum.
DO you know wat time this boy got up
asen this morning? 10 o'clock. Jest
because Its vacation he thinks he can
ihduldse In all the lazy habits he wunts
TO- and the more spesk to him about
It the less It makes eny impression, and
II you have eny infiuents over him
wish you would kindly use It.
wen no In a case Of this kind
thlnk we should put 1t up to the boys
own good tudgemint and common sents
and then he will get up erly of his
own free will because he will see its
the best thing for him, pop sed. and
ma sed, Don't make me laff vile I'm
cr9wshaying or III get the stitches rone.
reason with Children. that's wat you
nan to do, reason with them, spare the
orse orsewment T and spoil the child. come
GVsa : S;d heer to me. Benny, pop sed. Wich
& : a,a, ana ne sed, Nov. Benny, your
mother tells me you've bin a lazy boy
lately wen It comes to getting up IN
the morning, now surely you must real.
we that you are forming a habit that
VIII do you more harm than good, be.
cause erly to bed and erly to rise makes
man helthy welthy and wise. you
know that, don't you?
Yes sir. but that's man, I sed, Meen.
ing 1t dident effect me eny, and pop
sed, That's good point, very good
point, but at the same time If you sleep
al your mornings away during vacation
II VIII make it jest that mutch harder
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-24
Germantown

Miss Jane Davies, Of 6719 Knox street
Is visiting In Detroit, Mich.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Goodfriend, of
68l8 Lincoln Drive, have left or = sev-
eral months trip to California.
Mr.. and Mrs, Edward F.. Flood and
tnelr daughter are spending two months
IN Yellowstone Park and Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Simon and their
tamlly are now occupying their new
nome at bl8 Arbutus street
Mrs Wendell Reber. Of 436 West
school House lane. is spending the sum.
mer In European travel. =,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-24
Delaware County

DR.. and Nra Frank Aydslotte, ct
Swarthmore College. are spending two
months at Bailey 1slands Ne.
Miss Hildsgards Jacob. daughter of
Mrs r. Warnsr-Bensrman, Of Moyian,
has returned from Baltimore. where she
was the gusst Tor . fortnight at . house
party.
Miss Mildred yolkhartt has returned
to her home in Chester from q visit to
relatives In Bethlehem. Pa.
Or. and Mrs. Perry c. Pike, Of Wal
lingford. are being congratulated upon
Pike.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-24

Hee hes, sed ma Keeping on crow.
shayins. Provins. people are libel TO
stop reasoning with you II you start to
reason back.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-24
atlantic Civ

Mrs. J, N. Henry. Of this city, has
arrived at Hotel Traymore, Atlantic
City, to remain for the balance Of the
summer season.
Usage avenue, are guests Of the Hotel
Hlhsroa. Atlantic Eltx
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-24

not up By 3 o'clock tomerro morning
you and ! will have . little trubble,
now do you understand that7
Yes cir. sed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-24

ana Mias Mariana Dudley have left
Tor q trip 70 the Great Lakes ana
Mra Jane p. Paul and Miss Edith n.
Parry have sailed on tho AQuitania for
an extended trip abroad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-24
MOOrestO1un

Master W. Cheston Stokes, Jr.. and
his cousin, Master Horten Stokes. have
gone to Denmark. Me-. to spend the
summer at Camp Winone.
Miss Clara Haines, Miss Edith Herr
Washington Journal., 1922-02-03
Sit 8ilIOn amferitaubem?

@8 bieBe Ben @oget StrauB ipielen,
moQte man Die Sotia9e leugnen, oaB
li6 bier fiir5li9 cine bemerfensmerte
S5ene abgeipielt bat, in oelien Wtit-
telpltnft 8ooorom 8ilion ltanO, Inn.
ge6en bonn @lorieni9ein zines Wortp.
rers, Der na@ Sabren oes Itiaen Oul-
0ens Nnerfennung finoet. IS mar
u@ilion Gag, Die n8ilion Sour
SIM NationaItbeater batte cine gro.
BE Serlammlung Itattgefunoen, Die
u8ooorom 8iIion Foundation" 5u
begriinoen, Oie cine art Mmerifoner
No6elpreis- @inri6tung tper0en ion
oes @rprGiibenten S0een fort6upflan.
gen. Die Menge, finftauleno, mar
i6ierte gum Snoalioen=Galois uno
@ilion, Der Snboli0e, 5eigte ii6 iei-
mem 8olfe, ieinen Inbangern, ieinen
8e%tpun6erern, Gum erlten Male felt
LANCER 3eit ipra6 Der @enoiie Client
encealls. @s mar Die 2eaeue Of Sea-
lions, iiber Die er iprad, Der er tri-
umpbiereno elm frGftiees 2eben pro-
pbe5eite. 8unoesienatoren naren in
ser Menge> Die .Onmaro @briltian
Soldiers" iang. @s mar cine Saufen
enti6loiiene, 5Gbe ousbaltenoe WGn-
ner unO Srauen, getragen bon elmer
propaganda, Die beltrebt lit, 8ilio=
nismus am 2eben 81 erbalten mas
ibr gelungen lit.
Nait BEN @in5elbeiten oieier Sra-
tom Ser 5meiten in menigen 8o1en,
iiber melde Die Srgone 0es 8olfer-
bunoes in Sltbel altsbre9en uno in
@er5iifen geratdn, an Die fte ben
Gommentar fniipfen, oaB 8ilion als
6aftor inn politii9en 2eben has
come bod, 8. +. mieber auferltnn-
Sen it, baben mir nidts 81 tun.
Wo6e 5umSeil, lpenr audi mirfungS-
poQ orrangiertl Gs lit Die Satia9e,
0aB Die GreieniiIe Ser letten 5ebr
Wonate oieien n@iIionismus reOibi-
BUS" mogli6 gemodt baben, Die uns
~intereiiiert, unO mit9eiorgnis erfiiGt
8arum lou oos 8olf nidt an
@illonS 8eisbeit glouben lernen
menn iein Hodfoleer leoigli9 eir
9a6abmer gemoroen lit? 8enn oif
MGnner, nit 0enen 8ilion iid nm
COB, Bed, CHARLES 8orren, Sooper.
@inIteir, 0reiel, @orDeD beute mieoel
in leitertoer Steaung finb? 8enr
bie 2eagle Of Stations berfleioel
in Dem ctpas fiir5er eerotenen
&leio Der ~a%iiociation Of gtations"
mieoer erItanoen uno ouf Dem @egG
lit, ioQar ben emit iuioeripenitiger
Senat Der 2oo9es at erobern? 8enr
Ser Terioiaer 8ertrog @il1ons ollrd
Washington Journal., 1922-02-03
@6aeOrOneter grittsu i5er bic nmeri-
faniiden Srnppen i'm RbeinIauS.


"g[6georOneter Sre0erid 81. 8ritten
aus Sainois bat foIgenOe &eIoIution
i'm Gongreb our9gebro6t: ,gead0em
3 Sabre ieit Dem 8offenItiQIton0 Do.
bingegungen un0 oie9laiierten in Die
fer 3eit Die pouiee 8affemunfGbig-
felt 0eutidlon0s befpertlteQigt boz
ben, no6Oem Die SIotte 5eritort, Ml1-
milton un0 &riegsinOuItrie berni6tet
lit, Seitungen nieoergeriiien iino un0
Otilitarismus uno Mutofrotie bort
Ielbit erobert iino, uno 0o iest auf
Soften 0euti1Ianos 1929 umerifoni.
i6e Sruppen 96,593 fran5oiii6e,
(mobon 10000 l6nor5 iino) uno
1870 beI0ii6e auf oeutI1em Sc.
biete eiu Ooaig gei6Iogenes uno fl
nan3iea bnnferottes 2onO beipnden,
10 m0ge nan bei6lieBen, ooB Ser
9rGiioent Ser 8ereinigten Staaten
uno sic MitgIieoer ser @briiltungs.
fonferen5 bierour9 gebeten fino, Die
olliierten Sruppen iofort aus ben
&beinlouoeu 5uriid5u8ieben, 0omt
sic 1926 MiIionen Dollar, Die
0euti6lan0 iebt fir oiele Eruppen
6e3o6len muB, ouf Die S9uIOiumme
ocS2on0es iibertrngen per0en fonnen
uno nift fir unn0tige miIitGrii6e
3pefe altSgege6en 81 mer0en brnlt-
6en."
8ritten fitgte in leiner &eoe i'm
GonqreB bin5u:S tatt oes preuBii9en
WiIitorismts lit iest bon Sranfrei9
einc groBe WtilitGrmoi6ine in euro
pa erridtet moroen. Inter Dem 8or-
mat0e ser 61rGt Dor einem i9Infen-
Sen 20pen 6~eboupten Sic S~ron5oien
iebt elm Seer bon 100000 Wonn am
&bein. 9luf Soften bon bungernoen
0el1ti6en 9iSoern 5u leben, Die 90
MiQionen W2orf Steuern fir aus.
mGrtige &ruppen oufbringen miiiien,
! lit cine SraOe Itie al,f Die Menf9beit,
Ste 8riono bod 10 iebr am Ser3en
lag. Srgeno elm MiIitnrismus lit
cine @efabr fir Die 8eIt.
"The payment of %reparations is n
thing, but the unmerciful taxing of
tubercular, under : nourished women
and children for army support is an
other.
81 heard BRAND repeatedly appeal
to the Armament Conference for the
protection of civilization. Surely he
will assist in moving this tremendous
expenditure from one of waste to a
direction of reparations and produc-
ton"
&ir orllden an onoerer Stelle Ell
ne dbnli6eMeuBerung iiber Die Srup.
pen I'M &beinlan6 ab.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-03
@ingefa II 5 t.
GnOlid e%rluadJt!

@rpaft bin id na6 LANCER &u6,
&ouoiolen 8ieroltrIt bob i6 nltr-
&ein Sropfen lit ieoo6 51 baben
Wtit 8aiIer id oie &ebl muB laben.
Drum Jog i'd aus na6 WarDlono,
Sud- bort na6 aberdeen bon Ser
ltan0,
Seimli6 miro bier S9napps getrun
Son 8ib, Sumor, nidt einen Sun
fen.
9rauBen 8iuter-S tiirme roien,
Sd fam bier muir GriibiaI bloien,
Soriiber lit Die i60ne 3eit,
Drum flag id Sir mein &er3elei0l
Seinri6 Seine ser ,3peite.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-03
0as g[IfohOIber6Ot.
eOwin s. 8epOeI, @aibinatort ..

@orpitt 8. 3eDoel, Woibtngtott .. Y.
@6, es eiebt gar bel in Oieiem Sc.
ben,
@os 0en0ieni6en feinesipegS gef6at;
@roBe 1lebeI, fIeine oit6 OoneberL
geidts 8oIltommcnes iiebt man oif
Der 8elt.
Sreun0e bort man oftmals bitter fla
gen
lleber Seuerung un0 groBe Scot,
God mas l6Bt om meiIten uits ber3o.
gen? -
. lit ons lei0'ge IlfoboIberbotl
Sriiber ioB beboelid mun6er 3eder
6rob I'M &reile bis 5u ipGter StunO'
2eerte manden i6aumgefr6nten 8e-
der
Su6elno bis gum allertieflten @ritno.
Seut Oagegen iisen itl1mpf rn0 trolt.
rig
Sci Dem ACKNOWLEDGMENT gen mir,
@ritens i6nedt es rieii9 foO' unO
i6aurig,
3meitens it's nod ni9t NAL <oii-
8ierI
Sn ben gllten IGnglt bergang'nen
3eiten
Srant oumeilen man audi &ebeniaft,
90 elm 8lGShen fonnt' biel Sreu0'
bereiten
Sab 10 man6em nelte 2~ebenSfraft.
Seute trintt man lieber SooomaIler
ltnO Derrenft ben Noeen iid babel,
unpre Wtuder meroen INNER frazier,
Sic, nit ibrer @olleriimpeleil
@eudeIn uno sic gltgen fromm Der.
0reBen
Sag Dem lieben W3ltder niemols fern
0o& I'M It iaen IGBt audi ct ii9 ge.
ben,
Seimli6 trinft er ndmli6 oq5ngern
Gin DerItobl'ner S6lltd lit i6m mill.
fommen,
SUHaps ul10 StogftQt-0QS erfDarttte1
i'm
uno penn oieie emit ibm ni6t mebl
frommen,
@reift berIteft er 5u Dem &ofoinl
8ringt urs bod Die eltten 3eiten pie
Der,
$50 an i@oner, frober Sofelruno'
Wtan pernabm Die alien belt rem Sic
Der
auS mand' freuoepolem Singer.
NUMB.
Id, man f0nnte be1te i6ier ber3ogen
Selblt @emiitli6feit erliegt Dem So0
User Ioa auf Die 0auer oaS ertragen
Dte1es let0'ge 4lfoboIberbot!
Washington Journal., 1922-02-03
6-45 &isss Marfet, Iain 1924
SnebIers,
MIe Sprten friides SIeii9!
@rite GmalitGt, BEL

Sar0ing in Dem 8erliner Soft innt-
tioniert muroe? 8enn Ser 8ierer.
bertrag an bic Steae Ser I1ion5 tritt,
Die @iIion nit Glemenceoit II. 2loDo
George altstiiftelte? @enn Die M1ts.
Ianopolitif her 9ugbes leoieIi9 elm
fflabii6es M~nlebnen an oie @ntente
miro, oas rns unniberrufli9 in oie
@irren @uropaS uno oes fernen
Sltens bermideln m1tB?
Soroing bat 8ilion's @ieoerauf-
eritebung mooli9 eematt.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-03
Nn nnIere uerehrteu Qefer.

Snfolge Oes auBersewObnli9 ftarten
S9neefalls erfOlsten Oiele 3ugOer=
ipdtun9en; Sra9t3iige blieben fat
gdn3li@ aus, wOour6 Die 9ieferung
BON Bapier fir uniere 3eitung unter=
blieb unO mir uns oesbalb gesmungen
iaben, Oas "@aibinstOn Sournal" in
tleinerem MaBe beraussugeben.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-03
neutrality-suspicious.
@on eImar gente, RingitOtt @.O.

2oBt 1ii1s ieb'n, tpie nieI es ipdreil.
Die 0o gegen Die .8nrbaren"
Sir ben yMeltenfrieoen" Itritten:
Mtosfobitett, cole 8riter,
Sranfreids &o9epotrioten
"a Berlin &ebon1e" tno 3oten,
Siigenfelo3ug un6 Sapaner,
Stoliener, Woroffoner,
Qlntiaaner, 0abomepaner,
9lmerifoner, &ambo0i6aner,
2italter, Eurfos, Montenegriner,
@eorgier uno Sonft Moriner.
@%lfenbeiner, @eiBe &uiien,
g(namiten uno Sunguien,
Imo5onen, i6Iolte SHotten
(mit-unO otter = innscouIotter)
Molagai6en, SenegoIen,
Tonfineien. &oniboIen,
&%ongoneger, S%afirraIIen,
S6Iangenfreiier, MooagaHen,
8uren, Snoer uno SrIGnoer,
&onaoier ltn0 0euieeI6n6er,
&oIen, 2dltie, 8ortugieien,
&obblen, 8elgier un0 &irgiien,
mie Suneien uno IIboner,
Serben, rote Sn6ianer,
8roune, S6fpor5e uno MongoIen,
Got aus aIIer 8eIt man boIeu,
GbillippinoS un0 ufroinier,
Sibiriafen 1tno &ilmGnier.
Monte-g Carlo tat fi9 meIoen
Weit i'm gott5en II SeIoen,
Sltrfomenen uno &almitfen
EGten ait6 nod Sots6am ridden,
&apnigger, &offern uno 8arbaren,
/ Simmer, Cinnamon Sortoren,
Soit bergoB i6 Die Arober
g(1tf Sen Srampeltieren ober
@rie6en oud, tpenn i9 niht IRE
A6-mir mir6s inn &opfe rptrrel
Gin babies bunoert, ODER mebr,
Stelen iiber Mi9eln Der.
9enno6 mar Die burte 8onoe
Sbn 81 idIagen ni9t imltanoe.-
Gin fraties 8otpourri-inoefien
0iirfen mir es ni9t ~bergeIien;
Drum merf fi6's ieoer oeuti9er
Stnn
gtl8 &eferenoum = ipGter bin.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-03
Sein @nnSer, Der Sies sing Ben
9eutiden berlOren. 0as grOfe
Sanptqnartier mnf Dor MiOig-
Fe;+ fh(Tfr;o oetunrNen Se;n

UStH ~%HhDlA W. ObNO OTNS w."
9entiden berlDren. 0as grOfe
S%anptqnnrtier mmf Dor Mi0ig=
felt idlGfris ~seiuorOen iein.
u9ie llrlo6en oes oeuti9en &iid-
ihlogeS un0 oes .@unoers an Ser
Worne" mar oos Serfeblen Der oeut-
i6en Sruppen, lpGbreno Der letten
@ntmiflltngen oes 8oritoBes ge9en
8aris nit Dem @roBen Sarptq1ar-
tier in Siiblung 81 bleiben. 80 ur-
teilt General bon &l1bl in einem
&ommentar 3t Der GntidlieBung Ser
&egierllng, Die &riegsor9ibe au ber-
0ffentli6en.
SberItlieutnant Senti9 mar aus
Dem Souptquartier an Die 1. unb 2.
berti6e 9lrmee nit 8efebIen obge,
ididt moroen, Die 0a5u oienen loaten,
Die &omnnltoeure Ser b%orriifen0en
Srrlppen bon Ben i'm Sauptquartier
bereinborten NlGnen in &enntnis 81
ieben. Der Srbinnnaoffiaier Der-
mOfte bic SAladtaOne niht redt-
seitig sn erreifen, nn6 instuiiden
bate General BON Billion ben &if-
srs unseorOnet, nnb bic 2. Nrmee
folste mad. Grit nls bic &iidiuarts=
b~eiuesnns idOn int 8anse mar, traf
2ientenant Sentid elm.
General bon &ubl bemerft oo5u:
y9ie SanSlnns Ses Sentiden Som.
manbOs lief Die B~ran5Oien, iuelde &c.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-03

SER Or. @u. geos, friiberes
Witglieo oes y@ermonia &lrb" ie-
ligen @ngeoenfens, Ser &orlteber i'm
SanoelsItatlltiiden Mmt in @aibing-
ton, 8. g., muroe am Sonntag bon
Ieiner @ottin nit Der @eburt zines
gelunoen S0bn6ens erfreut. Wrtter
uno &in0 befinoen lt6 nobI. SOUR 0a-
our9 miro sic Sreuoe etmas getriibt,
oaB Ser Safer, Ser fiir5li9 beritor.
bene &rof. Or. s. 90. SCOT, Die @n-
funft bes Stammbalters in Ser So.
Mile ieines SobneS nidt mebr erie.
ben Iollte.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-03
SteQmms anf benz 2anO seiadt:

StrebIamer 0euti6er nit antpoG.
ienOen ainbern iadt SteGlung oIs
Yerpalter ulf elmer Sorm, nabe Der
StoOt. Sfferten iino unter q. 1920
an 0aS SSoltrnaI erbeten.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-03

Ser 9roBe Yreis=M astenball beg
Concord Stubs iinOet am Montag, ben
6. 6ebruar i'm &lubbaufe itatt. Gin
5a6lrei9er 8eiu6 miro erpartet.
Ole @rbeiter : &ranfen- uno
Sterbefaiie> 3meig 1873, bolt am
Samstag, Sen 4. Sebruar 1922 III
rem oiesiGbrigen groBen Mastenbon
in ben &Gumen oes Concord &Iub-
bauies, 314 6 StraBe N.-8. ob. 9ie
berebrten 8eiu6er iino gebeten, in
goitiimen 5u erl6einen, Gin ber-
gniigter @beno lit alien gepiB. Ser
@intritt lit SOC
Washington Journal., 1922-02-03

idlascn iuaren, frenbis iiberraidt
nnO eritannt snriif."
War ettpa 8errat I'M Spiel?
ODER moren Die Offi6iere our6 fran
5oiiide 8eine beouieIt?
Washington Journal., 1922-02-03
Nriun 9amennerein.

Ser Arion-0 amenOerein miro ii9
an Wittmo6, ben s. Sebruar BEL
Srou g. Sdmiot, 237-12te StraBe
&c. e. periommeIn.
Washington Journal., 1922-02-03
0[u 9emtidlanSs SnsenS!
Son elmar gcnte, ainitOn, &.y.

WH Senf1allaHOs SHBeNu1
Son @lmor Gente, atniton, R.y.
Sungenl- traget in etrer
8rult
9es 8oterIonoS S6idinIs.@ eItnI.
tung.
mobrt Oos &ermd6tnis, Der Irt
@u1 bepuBt,
5ur fosmosbeitimmten Gntfaltung.
Sbr Sunger, es tueet!-Som Saiie
oos 8lltt,
bonn 8mieipalt Oie Seeie eereinigti
gein iei ser s3orn @ud, uno oeutid
iei Der Wtltt,
un0 beilig ser Shmur, Der @ud eli.
ntgt.
SSbr Sungen erma6etl-5ur 8abr.
belt 0en 8lidl
limb bdtt' @ld ser EeufeI erforen,
70 rufet sic 2iebe Ser Mlttter auriid,
ite bat @u6 81 beiirem geboren.
@eouloig, Sbr Slngcnl-geo6 feblt
@td Die &roft
gu l0ien oie Slut Ser @%rgrimmune.
Sod nimmer bat W3eni6entpis ltnge-
itraft
8erriidt Ser @eidiGte 8eItimmltng.
Sbr Sitn9enl-3ur &ettrtng oer5rei.
belt be1tellt -
6eluobret ais MGnner oos Trn1ten.
Gem @eilt, Sen l1i6t beugte oos SSH.
ten Der 8elt,
ee3iemt's ibre 3ufunft gu bouen.
Gs ta9et, SIR Sungenl-Sn gurer
SUIT
erl1dAle oos beilige 2eben,
oltf DOB eS erItarfe our Iooern6en
@lrt:
@II6eutidIan05 @uferite
ben.
Ginit nnS iett!
Son Suit. @eili6, @aibington, DC.
9os Worgenrot muB bod emit fom.
men,
Mon iie9ts, eS miro i6on 2i9t,
2onge bot eS 3lpor genommen
9os 8orten NOR uniere 8fIi1t.
@er riitteIt ga i'm 9unfeIn
am Sol5ItoB, 10 beriibmt,
8om Sran3mam bort man munfeln,
8ieI, mas Ii6 ni6t ge3iemt.
Son Sronfenfr0i6- 8oroden
60r i6 @erGl1I6, un0 borG,
PLUS Mnglt Die Sr0i6e qltoden
Sorm 0el1tl6en &lapperItor6.
Sd bent beim @a6ei6ieben,
@enn @Ges liegt i'm S9Iof,
3eitunoen emit gei6rieben =
Wie lang1am fonlmt Die Strnf'.
0ie 2eitortifeI idimpfen
Sabt rieiig, ipoItengroB,
gu belfen engltl6 Sriimpfen,
Die Sron5oien log.
Sobn 8uG min man ni6t treten
auf oie 10 frede 3eb'
Oie S6reiberieelen beten
l1no i6rei'n Seriemineb.
@efaieIt marO emit feIte
Son Hationen - II ei
auf Sic englii6e @eite
@iro's on0ers nit ser S6reiberei.
9esbalb iagt's Ser gsadtpddter
lm Itilen Gotomac:
0es Nortbcliff's S6reiber56dter
1terbeu noh am Sad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-08-20

yesterday for willoughbsy Beach, Va.
Miss Louise McMenamin and Miss
Ida Smith left Sunday for a visit to
Miss Smiths brother-in-law and sis
ter. Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Adams, at
their home in Augusta, Ga.
Mrs. Harry Hager and three chill
dren of Charlestown, W. Va, are the
guests of Mrs. Thomas Violette at
her home on Braddock Heights.
. Mrs Alexander Kaufman and
Mr. Joseph Kaufman and Mrs Charles
Bendheim and Mr.. LIE Roy Bendheim
have returned from visits at Blue
mont, Va.
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At many of the great country houses
in England a family flag" bearing
the coat-of-arms of the owner of the
house, is flown from a flagstaff when
the owner is in residence -.
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The COlOrS

Black and Navy are strong favor
ites-with the Cocoa and Woodland
tones lending their distinctive effects
to Impressive purpose.
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selected the
Washington You will
the privilege of
enience
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The Modes

are effective development of the
longer skirts, of uneven hemline and
hanked by graceful pointed panels
that lend themselves to harmonious
draping. Here and there are many
unique touches of embroidery and
beading and original treatment of
sleeves and neck.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-10-07
ALL WIRES AND POLES TO BE
REMOVED FROM WASHING
TON STREET.

Following quite lot of prelimin-
ary engineering on the part of Com
missioner Villermin, the Western
Union Telegraph Company have
agreed to remove all telegraph poles,
wires and cables from Washington
Avenue, and have asked for a fran
chise to run all their wires on that
street underground.
Franchise Ordinance No. $40 was
was prepared and introduced by Mr..
Villermin at the Monday meeting of
the Trustees. Immediately following
its final adoption the Western Union
will commence the big job of put
ting their lines below the surface.
Full details Of this Improvement
to Washington Avenue will be found
in the Official Minutes in this issue
of The Iberian.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-10-07
WOMEN'S COUNCIL an
INDUCEMENTS.
Flower Show and Contest
Are On Program.

The flower committee of the Wo-
mems Council met on last Monday
and bc-an to outline plans for the
SPRING Flower Show
1t was decided 10 keep up the Gus
tom Of giving prizes for flowers
grown in the yards. After discussion
it was decided to give three prizes
this year, and the Larkspur, Annual
PhIoX, and MarygoId were the flow
ers chosen. The latter may have to
be changed as its best blooming sea
son is in the early fall. This will be
decided at the next meeting, but get
your beds ready and plant PhIox and
Lmkspur, 50 You will be in line for
one Of these prizes.
The following seeds should be
planted this month and all Will give
satisfaction to those who grow them.
Phlox, Larkspur, Candytuft, Alys-
sum, Garden pinks Poppies, Snap
dragon, Petunias, Eerbenas, Sweet
peas
If your soil is not well drained it
will help when planting sweet peas
to put little sand in the bottom of
the row, this helps drainage. But
few Of Us have cultivated snap
dragon in our city, but they are well
worthy OF trial and are perfectly
hardy in our ordinary winters.
1t is too late now for pansy seeds
but the plants should be set out
from about Oct. Goth. Pansies will
stand any amount Of cold, not heat.
hence, they are hard to grow here as
the seeds should be planted in July
and August.
Please do not wait for a further
invitation to help us make New be
ria beautiful when the Spring comes.
Let's all pull together and make this
Spring Flower Show the great SUE
cess the Fair just closed was.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-10-07
M ALREADY UNDER way FOR BIG
E''' ,pMIsI|CE DAY CELEBRATION.
n,ria Legionnaires Will Attend National conven
Many .;ou In New Orleans This Month.

planning to attend the Fourth M.
tional Convention, which will be held
in New Orleans on Oct. 1920. The
veterans have been making arrange
ments to depart on Train No. 10
Sunday, Oct. 18th, and friends who
expect to attend are requested IL
try to arrange to leave on this train
also. Members Of the Auxiliary who
expect to attend are requested t.
apply to Mrs. H. w. Gould, Presi-
dent of the local unit, for certificates
emitting them to half fare. The
members of the Post will secure
these after October 9Th from the Ad-
jutant, G. Dudley LeMaire, at Hotel
Frederic. Only members Of the Le-
gion and Auxiliary will be entitled
to the reduced rates, and it is hoped
that Iberia will send a big delega-
ton.
The local Post is again very for
tunate this year in having another
delegate, Mr.. c. Arthur Provost, be-
ing official representative of the
Post. Last year Mr.. James Maier re-.
presented the veterans at Kansas
City during the Third Annual Con-
vention.
Distinctive Louisiana Tam-O-
Shanters" will be worn by the 5000
veterans Of our state who will at
tend. Louisiana will occupy a place
of honor in the mammoth parade on
Oct. 18th, it being now fourth in
point of increase Of membership over
last year, and that means Louisiana
veterans will march in that order.