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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

qualified elector of whatever r"''N .
creed
The town Grand Junction, 'o'nf"-
do nominatos candidates fr "ihre W
much the same manner rs thr'"N'h
!, Dee MONIES The - S'gne'S ''
nomination pap,rs IN hchHil on "hN
would be candidate must cc''''F wv
der oath that they Nd'Nid""'N v,
l,,yc their candidate " tsr'''a y
qualified to I'll the office I've seeks
that hc is Of good mrral chh'Hr'''
that the, believe him not 10 h' we
ror,,nc. nr representative "l any N'i'
tical party. ~ any commute" "f COW
yep,,nn representing nr "C'i"g '"' WV
ro,;,ical patty The cand1a''", h''"
self in accepting numin"jinf, IS
,,,ired ia ccrtlT, under OATH thh' ne
,,,s,,t L,,nnc and q not u Canhih tc
az the nominee ~ representative ~,
4 q, h.rau-. nt any r,"m's"' 3"hrh''
4 from POLITICAL patty, ., any commute
! 81 convention representing ~ "c'f"t
Tor any political party, ~ "'t""'h'
,,,n Irnd,r these conditions nnninA-
,,,,. ~, o,.n IL al ihr Ftct',en
,,,l EaIJot Gle Tie Offices w one ''cr-
tinn.
Thus q, soc that U,a Mnlncs lad ~"
l,,, IN me destruction ~ the Etru''li
n,n organization III ilunin'rh' hnh'ia,
hut rather Anuph, surha result ~ i'c'
,hci, i,st threatened recall WA haHHN
r,,n ~. fact that rotinin 'nmin'S
ei,n,,a rrInayorch 10 recognize rA'''
s,n Influences. Grand Junction, WIN
,hc h,stn,, ~ Nrs Mninrs before ht',
went 10 some pains - make u r'caf
ihut ra,tisnn,4,n had 40 place ~ hc'
n,y.n,z,tjnu unurr COMMISSION Fnih
~ G,ye,nment And 40 wy m'Eh' y"
v,ey Ito Commission Form 81 Govern
mon, plan III adopted y, scenes Af 80
;.e and towns " this country and y
vii hc found that the beat fruits have
l,,.n horne ~ those places where rn'
,is,n politics hay. been most ''E'h'N
eliminated
II ,enu,r.a no prophetic VISION "
see ,ha, the f,itcst and Ia gest '''' -
, Dixie haa breakers ahead My
s,udcn, oi TIA. Commission Form ~
Goye,nmen, viii readily recognize
that New Orleans has adnpt' u \ twist
cd form of sn-call.d Commission torn
, If Coycrumeni IN which has been So
cr,tiecd the chici stage aud anrr"'ts Z"
the plan The vc,, Ute nnd sp''n "
the good business feature "t 'h'
rlau has been made suhservieu' I" 'ac
p tional aud partisan Influences, '''n'
Y OF a bank demanding that AL ct "
sock holders or denositors should "
p Democrats! Think at n city, ciaimni
? to- conduct it's affairs on hus,nes
I plan. den, ing any part ot ITS c'i'z II
.,axpayera the right to participate y
p the selection " its pubic ADMINISTERS
! tors'
I This article is not written tor th
t bnnc fit OF Orlcauians. bot to' Ibc'ians
u II is not intended as II criticism q
Now Orleans methods solely its res
effort il to call attention to the d'he'
ences between the business aud IN
9 partisan political 'yrcs OF the TOM
mission Form Of Government p'"'
You cant successfully mix hua'nes
and politics -lbprians know the
fhave tried i for long years.
}, New Iberia has the business p'a
= Of the Commission Form Of cover
IL meut and We can congratulate on
selves that W. have escaped the 'r'
n litical' type
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

Mr.. and Mrs J. W. Iayio'
we're called ~ NalchltOchcs last
week W the illness Of their daugb
ter, Miss Louise, y student at the
State Normal School DR. ". A.
King. their family physician, was
also called.
ON Monday the young lady was
brought home. comranied by
he, parents, DR.. Kung and "A train
ed nurse. Wh,le=hr mperat,np
was reported ~ being quite high
on the day IL her arrival here. Hh'
~ doing ,uy nicely since It =
stated that hers WAS one ~ -
cases Of typhoid then IN the school.
Miss Bessie, daughter Of NJ
Ihus lIuinham,. A student at/tht
same school, came home with the
IA, lOrs She was also i'll with
fever But ~ her temperature
was reported normal he next day
after her arrival, " Is thought
that her fever WAS noi Of the ~
ph"id type.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16
OFFICIAL MINUTES,
CITY COUNCIL
Continued from page l..

~ V'iN''l'''' ''''i' l'NF-'
road II was moved hy Nj, Ken
nndrt, second w Mr. tsirard ana
carried that The communication he
Rh'eh
A communication from the City
Attorney asking that the Alton
10, ha paid An additional c"mp'n
sntinn ~, his services ~ the form
nf 4 n.rrrntagn upon amounts ~
viewed III suits foi or against the
rliy at the usual ,atte fixed W
he Attorneys tariff rules ~ tins
City,
II was moved " Mr. Gira;d.
SECONDED ~ NJ, Ilainor and car
Irjpi that Che communication h'
received and considered ut SOM"
| future date
An ordinances WIS offered ny VI
Glrard in regard - the $4,000 90
deposited hy the Southwestern
| Fraction and Power Company III
the New iberia National Bank,
| undo, the terms Of their original
contract: and authorizing the City
to check against the SAID $4,000 90
10, the payment Of the proportion
Of he cast of the street improve
meat in East Main street, due by
h. aald Southwestern Traction
ard Power Company ~ per the
terms IF said agreement: and that
uhatcvc, balance Is in the hands
of be said Bank after the street
imp, movement Is completed shall be
TUNED over to the Southwestern
Traction & Power Company; this
ordinance to become effective az
soon as the Traction Company
shall agree in writing to the terms
thereof.
It was moved by Mr. G,rard,
seconded by Mr.. RenOudet that
the ordinance as presented be
adopted. A vote being taken the
mo ion for the adoption was lost
by the following vote: Yea, Messrs.
Rrnnudrl and Girard, Nay,
N,ss,s. Trainor, Migues, EratI
and Suuthwell :
AZ The below ordinance was pre-
scented by Mr.. Kenoudet and o.
motion Of Mr. Kenondet, seConde,
Nv Mr.. Girari adopted by the fol
lowing vote: Yea, MeSsrs Renon
Diet. Trainor, Migucs. Erath, Cir
AID aud Snnthwell. Nay, none.
An ordinance to put into effect
for The election of Trustees for III
tlty uf New iberia, to be held o.
, the first Monday Of June, 1913
and for succeeding elections o
Trustees fu SAID Guy, the system
Of preferential ballot, AZ outlined
S III paragraph % of section 2 Q
! Ac, 1871 Of 1910, aud to make sait
I !, stem Of ballot effective for sal.
election Of the first Monday o
June, 1913. and for said snbse
|, uuent elections.
. SECTION |.
: BE it ordained by the Mayor an,
u Board OF ustees of the City o
| Nv iberia. that, III arcordanc,
with aud under authority of. Ac
No --of 1919 of the Gencrar Ar
mbly of louisiaua, the system
), of ball0'i2g known ~ the prefer
trniial ballet, IN GU lined IN para
), graph % Of section 9 of Act 1877 q
1910 of the Assembly of Louisiana
is hereby put into effect for tn
election of trustees for the sai,
City of New Iberia, said system 0
preferential ballot to be effectiv
for the lee ion of trustees for sal,
City, to be held under said Ac
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16
NEW IBERIA DRUGGIST
DESERVE PRAISE.

Jno. X. Taylor deserves praise
from New iberia people 70, intro
ducing here the simple huckthorn
lark and gtyccrin" tni >tnrc. known
AZ Adlcr-i-Ra. This simple Cor
man remedy firy became famous
w curing Appendicitis aud i has
now been hiFcgvcred that a SlN
GLE 'DOSH rEfcvcs sour stomach
gas on the stomach aud conRtipa-
ton INSTANTLY.
Sold Ivy Jno. r. Taylor. Druggist
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

The Civic League will hold is
regular monthly meeting on Mon
day, the 18th inst. at ! o'clock
y. N , in Pythian Hall. All the
members are urgently requested
to I've in Attendance
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

In damp, chilly weather there is
always a large demaud for BAL
LARD'S SNOW IMMINENT because
many people who know by expert
ence it's great relieving power in
rheumatic aches aud pains, pre-
pare to apply it.at the first twinge.
Price, 2jc, SOC and $500 per bottle.
Sold by ESTORGE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16
A Dick Man
Writes Or. Hart
wan About
x d ne y
Disease.

A gent lennan
writes me-
was greatly Ia
tercetetl In your
article deeCrih-
Ing the kauH-
man ca sc OF
ser,a,la diaea Sc
Of the Kidneys
Vle description
Of his case eS
ectly outlines
nv condition.
an sure II Re
rur,a cured him
az Won say, IL
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16
mll,rd after their approval 10
E,ua,,.r Committee

II WAS moved Is Nr dltata,,
seconded IT. MieueZ aud 60
r,,d that Iaypr b. uettHetee
10 have the streets ep,inisi"d al
~ use the tiir hose t"f thlH pal
pose.
NJ, Frank Davis made : q1e
Tor he pa, mpnt of MIA blIl Il o..
90 TO work dona on The shh si'f'i
ranal anshlf Caflo4 u et.t .
memhsl e ht CeWH tt@ ID IN
Police jig, howl 3lth ON
miIipe OF the Coo sitifi io''
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

# m, work, .yp,. y. q, 4. s \
: M. s;::: !; ii, e come. g; =
cd m his matter haS, a"t DOR
- lbr work was ~ n.' sest 4
~ tIsl elton, it va 'a.d ~ v
I.enoude', seeo .,'s, ~ -
Grad and carried ''.sa'..ijs,,I'
frr he LAID over TOT WV
=, the next meeting r,,ad, 4
o,sIrd by Mr. ReD.'''',.a :.
,Ir4 the meeting ADJ Il
n. C City cler.:
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

N,
atrnh' wv
-, III ro,i a1l crossing aa'a
I,v.n,y ,rrrn, ,ona ~ ~" Mouth
wa, l,,,,uspry do liny ~ 'IsiaNM
r,aq,n p,orrlty. and running
,,rallrI With tho property -, ih"
ratatr of g. " GtntIll - ~"
Go,,thvost sidr Of Nurgru's Ia.
and Tcxa4 Railroad traat4 thgucr
along the Suut west snta of 7'rd
N,,u,n'a Ia and IoNas Il. T. ttart /
to the uI,prf OF Northnin jjnr o,
Tive trourllv 81 InitmCYnr. thrO"'
along INC hPlh', w, ~ Wv ~
'f'N o' 'h' '''' - |
YOU ''fh'' ~, . ~,
o. b'A''i Al
~ 70 'h' i'''I ''1
- nFo'W !'"'' ~ ~,
h'H'' ~ '''S 80, D,
wv '','7 '''r' ~ ~
'"",' '"'N "a 800 r.,,,
,'h'i'h on We ,'a' ~ u.,',,,
'r''''' S''' ''''R - 8'',' :,,, ,.,,
',.,,,a t,,,,, ,ho s,i,i n,voI follow
a., ,,,,.,,., ~ ,l,, u,vuu to 3,
80 ,u,,, ,,,uI,rd Zoo, from The
,.,,, e;Ia ,f Ieunn,io. ayruur.
measuring from the present ~,
| with Durerier avenue. aud thane"
from s''h pour l'o ''"' from WV
.>''''' ~. ,t,,t,- ,l;,o,t,,n 10
Bayou I".hr, at '''r mars. = "'s-
, ,f ., f,an, nnint rn,,,Viur
The couree Of the Gayou 10 = point
where IIortense street If extend
t"d would 'ntrfs'et we ~ ou, -
n'n,a',,r - of nnnn,iar ,yenun.
thence from said point running IN
y westerly direction along ne
southern ''h' 90 u"'''h8' 50 "
v. I,'r', thn ,,r1snt oorpor,to i'm
ia inters It lIo Ne street thcnce
FROM said point, following he
eou's" ~ We "'I'' - l'u,"' ,,'
,'ns,,, M rnr,urst .iIr. -, ,lorj. ;ns
street. IL extended on th Ea,s side
o. Bayou I"ch"; theme" 7" = W"s i
'r'y n'f'''i'n '"''o y ~ ''''-
t.ndnd III IN, n1at LII raen,,
I,,hc: thence IN lbe w BAN,
A. tide water % W. s'A' rn'h'
~ '''S' ~
Aud whcicaa. the aH'd ordinance
pass" y" ~ ~ Wy ~ w., - j.,
,,,, he uniri,I Jou,nu and nosted
in three public places ~ required hy
law, aud whereas more than one
non,n .,',; NV "'1 , gNp'a,a s,I.o wy
! and whereas, no appeal has been a.
en- from said action, and the said or
d'nance has NO" become elective un
!. DER I'VE ''N
v Now therefore, b" II ordained ina
~" ,, ah,' p'nn'.'a ','oT 49, aS, ,.s,,
, cd as taken in by the said ordinance o
e October On W. ne ana the same =. u
ne'un, uto,'' "''", Wv ,,a,,, 81" wv
make part Of the corporate limits %
the Wy 81 New lo,''a, we r'"re''
ann,v.d n;,h,, sad os,rn ,s'
!, rh,a dana ,o.d o1o,,oa .,, ,,,.
. ed and the seal Of the corporate,
c thereto affixed on this the 18th day o
+ No>e'''''e'' ~ - w.
:, .. ~" fh' MAYOR.
d The folIo.jng bills were pre
e aentcd app,ovcd bv tho F,nanc,
), Commj,tcr,-
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

BY the action of the cbairmh,
of the city Board of Health, Nr.
J OoHebert has been appointed
Inspector, to succeed Mr. Otto In.
dest. 81
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

Isl of 1910. on the t'rtt N"hd'N
nf June, 1913, aud I" be elective
tor succeeding elections ~ ''nN.
tees fo sand City
SCI TION .
I,e i, further ordained by the
Nave, and Board m Trustees ~
the C,,y oi New ileila. that We
form Of ballot ani method 81 'l''
ton. including the manner ~ N"'
inp. the counting and ranNaAs'hF
the election. aud Of aaretsilnlnE
and declaring the result fh"'n'
aud .hsl, be in all pa,,tu't'S 4"
rn,.l,up 10 the form. manher ahh
uethpJ outlined for til" said PIE
Cercnlial ballot system ~ hHi'"' ny
in SAID paragraph - II e''''"" :
,f said Ac, Isl Of 1910 ot IT," Gen
,r,l Assembly of Louis an, and
that. az modified by the foregoing
and hy said systsn, the SAID ''''
ton shall he held il. NJ 'esp'''s ~
provided for by said Act Isl 81
1910
he II further ordained 10y the
Nave, and Board II Trustees ~
the City of New Iberia, that ~
laws and ordinances IN c"n'''''
herewith he and are hereby ~
pealed.
Done aud signed this l2ih ia
of November 1912
N !. :. row Err, NaynrV
1t was moved by Nr. E'ra'd
seconded by Nh. R'n"ude' an
carried unanimously that Mr. '
i, l. ath. he elected II member q
the city Board of Health ~ tn
place Of DIR u n Landry ~
signed.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

For the average citizen, who
sees bat little more than Man
street IN his daily life, there Is Il
big surprise to be had in u buggyI
ride .hrOugl9 the streets If ID
rear part Of ,owa New hous, 1
and improvements are showing il
almost every b Ock
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

Children who have worms are
pale, cross, fretful, and sickly
most Of the time. 10 rid the little
lody OF these parasites WHITES
CREAM VERMFuGE is an ap-
proved remedy When the worms
have been driven out the child
grows strong, healthy and robust.
Price 25c per bottle
Sold by ESTORGE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-11-16

"Ail other subordiuates except com
mon tahoreis are selected unde, civil
service rules administered by a Civil
Service Commission, aud are remova
BILE only for misconduct or lack of AZ.
tentiou to duties. or activity in polite
al matters
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-18
SAMSON.
Special to The Journal.


Samson. Ala, Feb. 17.--Mrs. J. c.
Hurst and daughter. Miss Pansy. are
in Atlanta this week buying goods.
r. A. Jones, member of the firm Of
Dickinson, Jones & Co., of Bremuda,
Ga. recently visited his parents. Capt.
and Mrs. J. ]. Jones. at this place. Mr..
Jones was very favorably impressed
with Samson and the surrounding
country.
Mr.. Shafter Leverett left Samson
yesterday morning for Gainesville,
erection of the school building of that
city. The contract was awarded to
our fellow townsman, Mr.. Fred l..
Winston.
Hon. w. o. MurpheY, of Geneva.
vas in Samson on business the first
of the week.
Miss Lena Jones, who is visiting in
Macon and Atlanta. Ca, is expected
home Saturday night, TO theS delight
of her many friends.
Mrs. F. J. Mizell and children are
in New Orleans, where she will re-
main until after AIardi Gras.
Madames Curenton and McVay
visited Hartford last Saturday and
Sunday.
Lena Casey has returned after a
pleasant visit to relatives in Slo-
comb.
Mrs. G. c. McKinnon. of Bombay.
Fla. is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Holley.
The Ladies Aid Society was de-
lightfully entertained at the beautiful
home of Mrs. A. NJ. Chestnut Monday
afternoon.
Miss Edwina Wilson. of Geneva is
the guest OF her cousin. Miss Vivian
Wilson.
Miss Warren. Of Elba. is visiting her
sister, Mrs. c. B. Hutchinson.
Capt. J. J. Jones. who has been alb
sent in Lake City. Fla, for some time.
past, is at home for a short stay with
home folks.
Mrs T. L. Farmer and little daugh
ter, Mamie Rosa, are visiting in Do
than this week.
J. ]. Norris is erecting a commo
dious office ~ the intersection of Main
and Johnston streets
Brooks Davis. of Geneva. visited
home folks Sunday.
VIII BoIley is building nice brick
store on Main street. When compelled
Il viii be occupied by himself as
general merchant
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-18

accepted the position of third vice.
president of the national drainage con-
gress, with the consent and on the
recommendation OF the secretary of
war.
Col. Gorgas was elected to this po-
sition at the Chicago meeting" said
Mr.. Rooney today, because of his ex-
cellent record in improving sanitary
conditions in the canal zone, and in
the hope that he would give us the
benefit of his advice and counsel in
sanitary matters. 1t was recognized
that one of the greatest reasons for
the reclamation of the seventy five
million acres of swamp and overflow
lands is the benefit that will result
from improving the public health.
Col. Gorgas was notified by cable
of his election and at the same time
Edmund T.. Perkins, acting president,
notified the secretary of war by letter
and asked that he consent to the cleo
ton and urge Col. Gorgas's accept
ance. This letter passed through the
offices of the adjutant general. the
surgeon general, back to the adJutant
general and finally to Mr.. Perkins
and contains on its front ana BACK
the entire record of the transaction.
The trip occupied a little more than
one month.
Mr.. Perkins also informs me that
he has received a personal letter from
Col. Gorgas, expressing his apprecia-
ton of the honor and saying that he
would try to attend the meeting of
the congress in New Orleans in april.
The acceptance by Col. Gorgas
means that the federal government
recognizes the great benefit to the
public health that will result from
the drainage of the swamps and over
flow lands
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-18

New York, arrived in town this week
He expressed himself as well pleased
with the town and VIII spend some
time here while he clears up his lot
and prepares to build.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. z. church
will give patriotic entertainment on
Washington's birthday.
The Lynn Haven Literary Society
met with Mrs. Cynthia Svendsen last
Friday and a pleasant time was enjoy
ed by all. The next meeting Will be
held this week, Friday, at Mrs.
Svendsen's and the subject for study
will be Dickens in honor of Dickens's
anniversary.
Mr.. a. Fl, Farr has painted his
building. which makes the place very
attractive.
Mr.. II. II. Krone has sold out hts
stock Of furniture. We sincerely hope
he is not to leave town, but that he
will find some ether business to en-
gage in here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-18
LYNN HAVEN.
anacIal "a the InnrnaI.

Lynn Haven, Feb. 1.-THE enter
tainment which was given for the
benefit of Mr.. Shatzer, whose house
was burned last week, was not, on ac-
count of the bad weather. as well at
tended as it deserved, but those who
did attend were well pleased and over
twelve dollars was raised
A dance was held in the Farms worth
building last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Gordon Baughin was happily
surprised last Monday morning by the
unexpected arrival OF her mother.
Mrs. r. O. Neptune, of Caldwell Ohio,
who will spend the remainder OF the
winter with her.
Last Sunday noon the horse OF Mr..
B. B. Bine became frightened and ran
away, breaking the wagon and har-
ness.
Mr.. Hanford Learned, Of Hancock,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-18
SECRET OF
"A HAkePY HOME.

We A mexicans are accused Of an UNI
due wor.vhip OF the money god. Other
nations Qoirt 70 eur divorce records
and sav. 'yeur men are 50 absorbed
sn business, and your wonen so ex-
4ravagant. that for them domestic
happiness As out Of the question
While we nsbel against this asser-
ton we musk acknowledge that there
Is some truth IN 1t. Overworled hus-
bands and spenxi Thrift wives are apt to
form the infiamn nable combination. Al
generation ago, If one had asked the
secret Of happy home, the answer
in it, and while q is true that. today,
we need also the nractical evidence of
devotion. The won IAN who aspires to
felicity must study the financial prob
lens Of domestic iifa. All the passion,
ate, emotional demo nstrations OF af-
lection will not bring happiness if un-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-18
paid bilis pickup. and ends do not

paid bills pickup. and ends do not
meet.
Gilbert Chesterton speaks of the ro-
rance of thrift. He says, Many a
good housekeeper plays the same game
every day with ends of cheese and
scraps of silk, not because she is mean,
but on the contrary. because she is
magnanimous; because she wishes her
creative mercy to be over al her works,
that not one caroline should be de-
stroyed or cast as rubbish to the void
when. she has made the pile coma
plete."
believe it is an undeniable fact
that the women who run their homes
without waste, who bring to the do
nestle machinery as much good sense
and business intelligence as a man
does TO the running of his shop. or fac
tory, or ONCE, are the ones who sue
coed best as wives.
This may seem to be setting bounds
to romance, but it has been said.
is more romantic than Nextravagance.
Thrift is poetic because IL is creative;
waste is unpoetic because it is waste
II is prosaic to throw money away be-
cause it is prosaic to throw anything
away
Thrift is an old fashioned word;
not many men or women ever use II
in their modern vocabulary. 1t seems
to belong to the days when the wife
duty was strictly to her household.
when she looked to the ways of her
refrigerator, to her pantry, and when
she was not dominated by wasteful
maid
It is largely in q wonan's hands TO
DO the saving, for. after all, a mans
expenses are minor part OF neces-
sary expenditures. It is the woman
who eItertafnS, who wears jewels. who
supports the big shops, and II is the
woman who should see to It that these
things do not absorb more than
legitimate proportion Of the family IN
come.
/ wish there might be school for
our girls where the question of finances
would be considered. There would be
more happy homes il more wives un-
derstood money values. Mary may
love John desperately. and John. low
ing Mary. may submit for awhile to
the leaks which occur. But when there
Is a constant drain upon a mans in
ccme his patience cannot stand the
test. and the result is likely to be
quarrels and differences of opinion
which destroy harmony. OF course,
liz many instances, it is the mans
extravagance which caused the trouble,
but I fancy that the thrifty woman
often rouses the thrift instinct in her
husband so that, as time goes on. they
have common bond in their desire to
avoid extravaganza and to give their
lives the dignity which comes with
careful economy and the knowledge Of
a protected future.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-18
Mss Mss sInMaP.sson

Miss Cora Louise Simpson entertain
ed on Thursday night after the POM
padour ball. for Miss Nellie Keyser
and Miss Eugenza Root, OF New York.
Others present were Mr.. aud Mrs.
Evelyn Maxwell. Miss Daisy Hyer,
Miss Lflllau Hill, Of Montgomery, Cap
tain Jordan, q. s A.. Miss Genevdeve
Brent, Mr.. George Brent. Miss Ada
Green, Dr., ~. y. Quina, Mr.. ana Mrs.
l.. Earle Thornton. Mr.. Tino Brent. Mr..
Henry Bars. Mr.. Albert Avery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-18
UNITED STATE SANCTIONS
NATIONAL DRAINAGE CONGRESS
Special to The Journal.

Jacksonville, Fla, Feb. 1.-THE
United States has officially sanctioned
the organization and purposes of the
National Drainage Congress, organ
ICED in December at Chicago, whose
next meeting is set for April 10 to
Is at New Orleans.
Notification has been received from
national headquarters at Chicago by
J. d. Rooney of Jacksonville, member
of the national executive committee,
that Col. William c. Gorgas, in charge
of sanitation in the canal zone, has
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-18
SIMPLE HOME REMEDIES

have proven to be not only safer. but
far more effective than any combina-
ton of drugs.
Nearly forty years ago the now
famous Lydia. E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound was q simple home rem-
edy made by the woman whose name
it bears, on her kitchen stove. from
the roots and herbs of the field. and
supplied to friends and neighbofs
without cost.
The wonderful success OF LYDIA y.
Pinkhana's Vegetable Compound In
alleviating the sufferings of woman
kind, has made it known in every
home in our land, and now recognized
the world over as the standard rem
cry for female ills.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-18

DR.. M. A. Lischkof has re-
turned from Europe and is
now located at $3.50 to $40
Brent Building. Practice linn
tied to Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat.