The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-06-17

home for the use of his family or his
bonafide guests, will be retained in
the bill, it was said.
Monroe-A survey Of property
along the Ouachita river in Caldwell
parish and other points south of Mon
roe will be made within a short time
under the direction of the state board
of engineers for the purpose OF de-
termining whether it is advisable to
build a levee on the Ouachita river to
protect farms and property from an
overflow.
Observation-Disclosures has been Sc
fee of the international revenue SER
vice for the zone comprising Lafay-
cite, ST. Martin, Iberia, st. Mary and
vermilion parishes and Jay Davidson,
recently appointed deputy collector.
has been assigned to the zone in
charge of the local Office.
Baton Rouge.-Seed distribution to
flood sufferers of Louisiana from the
SCU,uUV luuu uIduC dNdIldOiC III that
purpose will be only to persons who
have been receiving rations from the
state relief committee, w. p Connell,
chairman of the committee, announced
after a conference with w. r. Dodson.
dean Of the agricultural college.
Lafayette. 200 members of
the boys and girls clubs Of the par.
ish held their annual outing at Beau
Sc Jour on the banks Of the Vermilion
The program included basket picnic
athletics and water sports. The out
ing was in charge Of " A. Guidroz
parish agent, and Miss Caroline M
Boudreau, parish home demonstration
agent with DR.. f. Il. Birard assisting
Baton Rouge.-Passage by the Sen
ate OF the anti-betting bill has made the
House the battle ground between the
contending forces who are warning
over the question Of whether race
track gambling shall be banished from
Louisiana.
prize-winning company of the reserve
officers training corps battalion, Louis
lana State University, for 1921, repeat
ed it's performance of last year b,
again winning the inter-company com
pettive drill at Baton Rouge.
Monroe-A warrant for the arres
of A. Coleman, former president o
the Louisiana Bank and Trust Com
pany of Monroe, which recently wa!
ordered closed by the state bank ex
aminer, charging him with embezZle
ment of 5000, was sworn out here
Alexandria.-Th Louisiana stat
food relief committee shipped to tn,
American Red Cross at Rhinehar-t al
emergency shipment Of one CARLOAD
of -four, one carload Of meal one car
load of meat and one carload Of col
fee, sugar. condensed milk and syrup
Alexandria Two hundred flood re
fugees in the Rhinehart (La) camp
and 1900 more in the vicinity, are re
turning 10 tnelr MONIES as the water
slowly recede. They are anxious t
nlud-in late crop of cotton,
Baton Rouge.-A bill to authoriz
the various levee boards Throughout
the state to borrow money from tn
federal government to be expende
solely for the construction repair an
maintenance of levees has been il
troduced in the House of Represents
tives. -t#
hington-Louisiana is one c
the states which benefits most by tn
changes in the highway bill effecte
in conference by the Senate conferee!
Baton Rouge-That the dairy il
dustry of Louisiana has promisin
outlook is evidenced by the fact tina
q number of new dairy industries ar
opening. This year new milk plant
or creameries have been started a
A1ayauJria Dakdo1a and Lake Charlie