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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

OTIS L. Brcuna IL and Pear = CAV.
oserss Jsasson. q. sAd Eiisn Cath
ertns Smith. 10, both of Upper Marlboro,
I'd. The Rev. Il. D. Mitchell:
Leuiss Nsvsn, -. Judge J. =. Mattiagiy.
John =. Smith. -. and Mary \ Shirley.
Il. The Rev. d. n. Covsll.
Marie helen Paxton. ~. The Rev. J. =.
Csfl .. Doysi, -. ana zsshs Kures.
- q wavsriy. Ksns. The Rev. p. d.
Edwerd Vincent F1asts. 8. es collage
Park. Nd. and Anna Marie Nswhcses.
RALPH Andrsw Lee. %. sad Myrtle
nshsl Dsohsrson. -. Ths rev. D. n
Rossst L. Roy Hughes. - asa BsslaA
Mes Hayes, -. The Rev. p Wilfley.
0eorge Hucherson. -. Of Orange, Va.
and Annie Turner. -, Of Locust Dale.
Va The nsv. J. y. Briggs.
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DEATHS.

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Niss Ludlow Lee, 0( Hampton.
va. has arrived at the Lee House
to be the guest Of Miss Pauline
Tosbv Coleman, the daughter Of
Mrs. stuart Mosby Coleman.
The Washington times., 1922-12-18

Mr.. william Henry Smith, r.,
vilI soon close her country homo
neNr rockville and come to Wash-
inston, for the winter. She hss e
Massachusetts, avtnue, ,N
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lfYss Dslphins Heyi wi11 satsrtAin
Il company Of yoang peopes at gup-
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Misc Margaret Banist6r, who
vss announced % . dsbutahte for
this season, returned to her studies
n Columbia UnivsrsitY. where shs
/. tSHine = post. graduate ocurss.
0he WIN Join her mother. Mrs. Blair
Haniuter, IN her homo ~ 1879 Six-
teenth strsse for the Christmas
holdiayS.
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IAe,,t. and Mrs. n. b. Matthew
wfiI arrive IN Warrington ON wsd.
nesday to spend ChriStmas with hia
neither and sister, Mrs. n. Bowman
Wstthsvs and Mise Roealis Nat.
thsws. ss Flcrsncs Court
The Washington times., 1922-12-18

The Assistant Military Attachs Of
thu British EmbAssy and Mrs. G. y.
b. Bridge WIN sail Dor Ungiand
January J.. .tfe
The Washington times., 1922-12-18

Mrs.. A. q. Winterhaltsr he's ~
nan Park Hotel Tor the winter, aftsf
an attended absence from wash
intton. ts,i
The Washington times., 1922-12-18

The counselor Of the Spanisi
embassy, Senior Cardsnas, viii leav'
tomorrow for New Orleans. wher,
he vii! spend the Christmas hou
days.
The Washington times., 1922-12-18

A. II. Hamilton Gordon. Leander
Mccormick Goodhart, William Bowie
Clark and Ralph Hill win go to
baltimore today to attend the dance
which Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wilmer
Fiddle viii give for their daugh.
ters, the Misses Gordon.
The Washington times., 1922-12-18

The Charge d'Affaires Of the
legation and Nine.
Hubrecht have e. their guest at
Mount Eagle. Mrs. Hamilton Wright.
who viii sail this week for Europe.
where she win spend the winter.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-03-04
BEE GROWING BECOMING POP
ULAR HERE.

Mr.. Davis, Bee Specialist Of the
State Extension Division Of the De-
partment of Agriculture, who spent
most of last week here with Parish
Agent st. Dizier, states that he is
greatly encouraged with the outlook
in Iberia Parish. Several new mem
bers were added to the Bee Clubs
connected with our public schools.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-03-04
DON'T FOR GET The
COLOSTE|N LECTURE.

Arrangements were completed las
night for the lecture to be given by
| David Goldstein of Boston at st.
Berchman's Hall on History in the
Making" The admission is to bt
free to everybody and no collection
or subscription to anything or fol-
anybody will be asked. The lecture
| is part of the nationwide campaign
| of education on historical, sociologi-
cal and cultural subjects being con-
Quoted by the Knights Of Columbus
as Americanization work of true
American character.
Mr.. Goldstein's former connection
with the radical movements has Civ
en- him an inside view of the forces
that menace American institutions
and Christian civilization. And his
years of association with the labor
movement, that is, the conservative
trade union movement, has giver
him an understanding of the hopes
and ambitions of the toiling masses
that is the foundation of his inter
probation of the economic and social
issues that confront the nation. Mr.
Goldstein is said to be well worth
hearing. He is convert to the Cath
Ollie faith, having been baptized on
May 21, 1905, which was two years
after he resigned from the Socialist
movement. Mr.. Goldstein's fearless,
fair and uncompromising attitude in
defense of Christian principles a.
gainst the assault of opponents has
at length won for him very high
standing in the community in which
he lives. And it has won for him
thousands of friends in the many
cities, where he has spoken throug-
out the United States and Canada.
Mr.. Goldstein has the distinction of
having been selected by His Emin-
ence William Cardinal O'Connell,
Archbishop of Boston, as the lay
man to present the Catholic view
of sociological problems in 1907 and
year after year since that time. He
is sent to the annual conventions of
the American Federation of Catholic
Societies each year to represent
Boston.
History in the Making" is the
subject.
David Goldstein of Boston is the
lecturer.
The place is st. Berchman's Hall.
The time of meeting is 8 o'clock,
March 9Th.
Admission is free to all
The Knights of Columbus are, con-
ducting this educational campaign
for God and country.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-03-04
ELECTRIC SIGN TO Be
PUT UP AT ONCE.
Citizens Invited To Come
Out And See It.

Mr.. Glover, Of the Southern Paci
fic Company, came to New Iberia
Thursday afternoon to notify tht
Chamber of Commerce Special Com
mittee that final action has beer
taken in the matter of erecting our
big electric sign at the depot, ana
that the Committee has full permits
sion to proceed.
As stated before in The Iberian
the sign will be erected in the little
park between the freight and pass
enger depots.
Mr.. Reeves, local representative of
the Federal Sign System, from whom
the sign was purchased, will have
charge of it's installation.
He stated Thursday, that weather
permitting, he hopes to have every
thing completed by next Tuesday
night, so that the electric current
can be turned on, and the new sign
then proclaiming to the thousands of
travellers the advantages of New
iberia as a place to live, and its
possibilities as a location for indus
tries.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-03-04
COMMUNITY CHORUS s
GROWING RAPIDLY.

The Community Chorus held their
second weekly "sing" on Tuesday,
and in spite of it being Mardi Gras
night, there was large attendance
Those who have taken part in this
affair on the first two nights are en-
thusiastic over it's success thus far,
and await the Tuesday night gath
erings with pleasure.
Because of conflicting engagements
that will prevent the leader and a
large number Of members from be-
ing present next Tuesday, it has
been thought advisable to skip the
next meeting, but on the following
Tuesday, March 14th, great big
meeting will be held, that promises
to crowd the High School Assembly
Room to capacity. Everybody come,
and bring a friend who likes to sing.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-03-04
SERVICES AT THE EPISCOPAL
CHURCH SUNDAY.

There will be the regular services
at the Episcopal Church this coming
Sunday, at II A. M.
Those who were confirmed last
Sunday will make their first COM
munion. Their parents and friends
are requested to commune with them.
This being the first Sunday in Lent
all the communicates are requested
to cooperate with US in having more
people take communion this Sunday
than have taken since last Easter.
The special intention of the sacri-
flee will be for Gods continued bless
ing upon those who have recently
been confirmed.
The entire public is invited to at
tend the service.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-03-04
.1EMENT TO COMBINE EFFORTS OF ALI
COMMERCIAL BODIES OF S. v, La
r. Advertise Advantages of This Section Throudh
TO- Cooperation of All Cities.

by Miss Ruth Rand, Secretary Of tha
Woman's Bureau Of Lafayette Par
ish. She stated that the women are
realizing their important part in pub
lie service, and are adding their in
fluence as well as active participa-
ton.
A Chamber Of Commerce cannot
really be "a definite success, Miss
Rand declared, without the co-opera-
ton and aid of a Woman's Bureau
IN several phases of the work. She
mentioned different ways in which
benefits can be derived through the
efforts of the women, pointing out
especially the Cleanup campaigns,
City Beautiful movements, health
and sanitation matters, and others.
Following the Sunday meeting we
received the following letter from
Secretary Carter Of Lafayette:
Lafayette, La, Feb. q, 1922.
Mr.. R. w. Frame,
New Iberia, La.
My Dear Sir:
We missed you and you missed
something. You had a splendid rep
resentative. Mr.. Barnes gave us a
splendid talk and l believe that if
you will sit down five minutes and
let him give you his opinion and
point out to you what he believes to
be the possibilities in Southwest
Louisiana, as outlined here yester-
day, that you will become as inter-
ested as he.
This organization stands ready to
lend any assistance that you may
demand and which we can possibly
give. / am certain that the members
Of this organization will be glad to
see you at any time. Our meetings
are always open to you.
Yours very sincerely,
J. BOATNER CARTER,
Secretary, Louisiana Commercial
Secretaries Association.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-03-04
MANY FARMERS JOIN IN FER.
TILIZER TESTS.

Mr.. c. B. Gouaux, the Fertilizer
Demonstration of the State Exten-
sion Department was in Iberia Par
ish Wednesday and Thursday, ar
ranging for number of fertilizer
demonstrations on the farms of our
parish for the present crop season.
Last year, so Mr.. Gouaux states,
it was quite task to get good, re-
liable farmers to assist in these fer
tilizer tests, but so great was the
success that this year it will be ne
cessary to select the ones they want
from large list of planters who
are anxious to join in the work.
The State furnishes the fertilizer
free, Mr.. st. Dizier supervising the
work carefully. The objects of the
demonstrations is to find by expert
menting, just what kind Of fertilizer
gives best results on the lands Of
our parish.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-03-04
M. E. CHURCH MEN TO BE
ENTERTAINED.

The men Of the Methodist Church
Congregation, together with their
friends, will be entertained next
Tuesday evening, March 7th, by the
Board Of Stewards and the Pastor of
the Church, with an interesting ad-
dress and supper.
Mr.. W. H. Black, prominent man
of New Orleans, has been secured to
deliver one of his splendid talks to
the men, and all who have heard
him are strong in their praise of his
ability as an entertaining and force
full speaker.
Following the address,, which will
be given in the auditorium of the
Church, the entire gathering will
proceed to the Sunday School rooms,
adjoining the Church, where deli
cious luncheon will be served.
The committee in charge has at
tempted to send out invitations to
every man in the congregation, and
all OF their friends, but this is not
intended to be private affair, and
any man in New Iberia who is in
terested is urgently invited to at
tend, just as though an invitation
had been received, as no doubt few
may have been overlooked in the
huge task Of making such a long
list Of names. The address will be-
gin at 1880, next Tuesday evening.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-03-04

.sort is being made to form 9
= a;ro agreement among all the
~ .s.c of Commerce, in this part
O' =. state whereby the interests OF
o !. ..rest Louisiana may be boosted
nore effectively.
IT, I..t Sunday a meeting was held
1.favette, attended by represen'
'.;..s Of every city in this section
Cooperation
c.o,oration and co-ordinated eff
- IN the development of South
80 u. Jo,,isiana, including the Cham
I, II 4 Commerce work, Southwest
Isu;siana Fair, deep waterways, and
,.r;ous other phases, formed the
.,vuote of the conference.
limited plan of action in definite
ropram Of work, through a State
,ommercial organization, as mention
4 by one Of the speakers, or espec-
.uv through Southwest Louisiana
Chamber of Commerce, as touched
uoon by others, was referred to at
6ferent times during the meeting.
Seven parishes were represented at
a. conference, although the incle-
mont weather interferred to some ex-
A,ut with the attendance. Following
,be meeting at the Elks Home, a
luucheon was served at the Gordon
Hotel. and portion Of the program
continued there.
New Iberia Work
A. C. Barnes Of New Iberia told
Il what the Chamber of Commerce
here had accomplished within three
Years time. He spoke of the rice
araw paper mill, which had been
constructed, representing an invest
ment Of practically million dollars,
4 the salt mines and of the pepper
iactory and other industries devei-
ped, largely through cooperative
6mt, as represented by an active
9yanization.
Work for your own city and par
ii first, then for Southwest Louis
iana as a WHOLE" was the message
nd support from Iberia Parish of
n. Barnes. He assured exhibits in
h Fair and also cooperation in
Ihr activities.
Woman's Work
The Importance. Of work Of the
Eumen in connection with the Cham
n Of Commerce and other civic
umk, formed the theme for a talk
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-03-04
POULTRY SPECIALIST COMING
NEXT WEEK.


teresting one for our local chicken
fanciers, and the Iberia Poultry AS
sociation, as Miss Elsmer Wilson,
Poultry Specialist of the State FIX
tension Department, will be here at
their service for several days.
There are several of our poultry
raisers who are doing demonstration
work, breeding and growing chick
ems under direction of the State Ag-
ricultural Department Miss Wilson
will visit each Of these parties and
go over the situation with them, an
swerng questions and giving advice
and suggestions.
Any chicken fancier is welcome to
whatever help they may want, as
Miss Wilson is here for that pur-
pose.
On Wednesday night the Iberia
Poultry Association will meet in the
Chamber of Commerce headquarters,
where Miss Wilson will talk to them
on matters of interest along the line
of their work. Not only members Of
the Association, but any one who
may be interested, and the public in
general, are invited to attend this
meeting.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-03-04

Schwing & Carstens, Terhe Motor
Car CO., j. We'll.
Jeanerette
F. j. Druillhet, Jeanerette Lumber
Co., Damas Moresi.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-03-04
MUCH ACTIVITY IN FARMERS ORGANIZATIONS.
PROSPECTS FOR FUTURE ARE BRIGHT.
State Specialists Are Working In IBERIA With Local
Farm Agent. Poultry Assn. To Meet.

Probably IN no other parish has the
Farm Bureau movement taken hold
as it has here in Iberia. From every
ward returns show that the farmers
are enthusiastic over the matter and
are enlisting in the organization that
they feel will bring about agricultural
independence
Last week ward meetings were
| held in Jeanerette, Patoutvile, lydia
and Loreauville, Derouen and Coteau,
many members being added at each
place.
In the near future gigantic mass
meeting of the entire parish will be
conducted at New Iberia, when a
formal organization will be formed.
and officers elected for the first
year.
We give below the names of those
farmers who have joined the Bureau
to date, being Active members. also
the list Of Honorary members, being
the merchants who have affiliated
with the farmers in this move for
better conditions agriculturally:
ACTIVE MEMBERS
New Iberia
P. E. Broussard, f. M. Boutte,
Bernard Wagon Works, N. J. De-
rouen, Fred Decuir, l.. C. DeBlanc,
Leon Dreyfus, E. P. Doremus, Clet
Girard, Louis Indest, Jr., Leon j
Landry, j. T. Landry, Albert A. Le-
Marie, R. A. Landry, P. G. Le-
Bourgeois, Robert S. Pesson, Louis
Pesson, Edmon Pesson, 0. D. Rom.
ero, Hubald Romero, w. D. Reynolds,
Robichaux & Son, Philip Rodrigue,
Achille H. Rodrigue, Jos. A. Segura.
Ambrose Segura, Schwing Planting
Co, John r. Taylor, Alphonse A.
Theriot.
LOreauville
S. l.. Broussard, H. F. Breaux, ]
0. Bonin, Anatole Bonin, Fernest
Boutte, Neuville Broussard, J. r.
Broussard, Edmond Broussard, Adel-
bert Crouchet, Gabriel Dupoy, Du-
pre- Dugas, J. J. Dauterive, Aymar
Dugas, John Eldridge, Thomas Con
soulin, Alfred Granger, Loreauville
Hardware Co., Clyde Mestayer, AL
bert Oubre, Oscar Oubre, Joseph
Oubre, Silvio Prince, F. L. Suard,
Hazard Vaughn.
DerOuen
Lionel Delcambre, Albert Del
cambre, Leonce Theriot.
DubOin
Robert Fitch
Jeanerette
Sidrey Hebc~t, Gustave Leblanc.
John B. Lewis, Walter r. V. Lewis,
U. S. Perret, Camille Provost, r. j.
Stewart.
Lydia
Blanc Leblanc, Polite Mayors.
MOrbihan
Clet Provost, Alfred P. Pesson,
Albert Thibodeaux, J. E. Verret.
Parcperdue
+. j. Romero.
Segura
Albin Segura.
HONORARY MEMBERS
New Iberia
A. Ackal, L. l.. Bertrand, Sam |
Brooks, Silvio Broussard, Chas. Boldt
Paper Mill, Geo. J. Cousin, Carver
Teche Rice M. Co., Homer J. Daigre,
Louis V. Drago, Estorge Drug Co.,
Printing Co., R. w.
Frame, J. A. Gonsoulin, Kyle Motor
Car Co., Harold A. Kahn, Alfred
Lewald, Leblanc & Broussard, H. X.
A. B. Murray, Leodios
Mayer, New Iberia National Bank,
New Iberia Foundry & Mach. Shop,
New Iberia Ice Co., New Iberia
Hardware Co., Pfster Jewelry Co.,
Renoudet & Dietlein, Smith, DeBlanc
Suberbielle, H. Scharff & Son,
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-03-04
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERV
ICES.

After an illness of several weeks,
Rev. Paradis has now recovered suf-
ficiently to resume his work, and
will preach this Sunday evening at
7 o'clock.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-03-04
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks to all the kind friends and
neighbors who SO thoughtfully came
to our assistance at the death of our
husband and father, Mr.. Joseph F.
Kramer.
MRS. J. F. KRAMER and FAMILY.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-03-04
FOR SALE.

Registered Jersey Bull Calf, 3
months old. From a dam that gave
in Jan. 1457 lbs of milk and 86.45
lbs. of butter. Price $4,000.
At LOUIS PESSON.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1922-03-04

EXPERIENCED SICK NURSE.
Experienced Sick Nurse wishes
work. Phone 1872.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-10
.srHE RARvNsr MOON" n
STRAND RII.l. TONIGHT

The cast supporting Doris Kenyon
In Augustus Thomas The Harves,
Moon.' the new Gibraltar picture
produced by Deitrich.Beck. Inc. and
announced by W. ". Hodkinson for
presentation at the Strand theatre be-
ginning tonisht comprises several OF
the best-known players In filmdom.
As her leading man Miss Kenyon
has w1ifred Lyteil. who has been seen
opposite some a. the biggest fcmin.
inc stars. and who before his advent
on the screen won prominence az the
leading male player In THE Country
BOY" and Captain Kidd. Jr." on
the silver shee, his bes; work was
done in "The Destroyer" The DE.
stroyer." The Conflict" The Lily
and the Rose. and our Mrs. Nc,
Chesney."
An important role is In the cap.
able hands OF Earl schenck. who ap-
peared 10 good advantage In The
unbeliever." My Four Years in
Germany" ITO He'll With the Kais-
er" and THE Spirit OF Lafayette"
Peter Lang. formerly big vaudeville
favorite. has a role commensurate
with his ability In the Doris Kenyon
picture. Another important role is
entrusted 70 Grace Barton. for years
a popular musical comedy fayori;e.
Marie Shotwell. remembered as
one OF the most popular and talented
members OF Charles Frohman's fam
Gus stock company is Mrs. Winthrop,
role worthy OF her talents In The
Harvest Moon" Miss sho,well was
recently seen in THE Witching
Hour" and THE Thirteenth Chair.
Stuart Robson. son OF the illustrious
actor cf that name, has a role of big
opportunities. Daniel Pennell, Fred
erick Radcliffe. well-known character
artists. Mrs. y. NJ. Holland. widow
of the famous actor. and Ellen Ole
son. the noted Swedish. actress. COM
plete the roster OF The Harvest
Mocn."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-10
PCBLiC OFFICIALS REEusE
To TAKE AILEGINNCE OATH

BERLIN, March ii.-publlc Of,
ficlals In some OF tn" federated
German states have refused To TAX"
the oath Of allegiance to the rcpub.
lican constitution ON tho ground
they owed allegiance only to their
own state.
The point OF law evoked lively
discussion. particularly In Bavaria,
where respect for the present Ger.
man regime Il not very deeply
grounded. Legal suits were brought,
In two cases for reinstatement Of
the officials who's. Offices had been
declared vacant On account Of their
unconstitutional attitude.
one court ruled the oath was un.
necessary. but higher court re-
versed the decision.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-10
FEVER PATIENT RECORDS
ia DEGREES AND LIVES

; BRISTOL, March l0,--Thc extra
ordinary figure OF ia degrees
Fahrenheit was the recorded TEN
perature. OF girl here, who was
suffering from the grippe.
When first summoned TO see the
girl the physician was astonished
TO find that his clinical thermom-
eter recorded temperature OF il2
degrees. but. thinking that the Their
mometer was ont IL order. he re-
QUESTIONED two others. only 10 find
that they both recorded the same
high point.
During the night the patient =
temperature advanced two degrees.
Appropriate treatment was at once
applied. the girls temperature
gradually subslded to normal or
thereab bouts, and she Is Row stated
to be In perfect health.
Medical journals here do not re-
cord an instance OF such tempera-
ture being followed by the patients
recovery IL
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-10
|]rI0nS1ns
'JeNJ

Rcrlin reports short skirts are III.
crcasing her marriage rate. You al.
ways have tn show u German
As yet the scismC graph shows NO
record or Bryan's campaign.
This country isn't crowded much,
hut We have no use fer the man who
wishes he was somewhere clsc
Bareback riding Is giving way to
bareback dancing.
Any used car Is u pleasure ear to
the man who runs u repair shop.
This powder and rouge epidemic Is
hard on soap market
At his reported salary the movies
will make Hays while the stars shine
Omaha pastor says It takes couras"
to marry now. 1t always did.
Congress Is hoping 1t will all come
out in the whitcwash,
A wife Is known by the husband
she keeps,
Fish are coming out OF n California
., ,.,,, r,.h ns,a,,v ,o into oil
IL, ,,, .a.,,, ay.r corn. an, n, ton
r,oy s,y IN, vors, I, oycr in Eu.
rope. Glad II isn't over here.
nj. n,.,a,or w,o mar,,ed his
-, -. ,a, uro,oss coo,cr
~. ~, ru,n, a. fro, sh. ran
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