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HOUSE FOILSPLAN
TO DEFY PRESIDENT
Continued from First Page.

to block II. arguing that II was debat-
able, but the chair overruled him and
the motion was Immediately submitted
and voted upon.
While the vote was being taken scores
Of House members were in the Senate
Chamber and when the close result was
announced they successfully importuned
Majority Leader Kitchin to withdraw
the resolution from the House. convinc-
ing him that a majority of the House
was opposed to II.
Just before the adjournment resolu-
ton was adopted in the Senate Senator
Sheppard (Tex.). had succeeded in get
ting the food stimulation production BILL
carrying wartime prohibition. before the
Senate. The vote on making this the
business in order was 81 to IS. In con-
sequence III fight the Senate has been
trying to dodge on the dry question will
be In order and probably will be the next
business of the Senate.
The House will proceed to considera-
ton of the water power bill The Pres
ident has signified his approval vi this
measure and its final passage Is practi-
cally a certainty. That legislation Is
about ready for the House. and its fnat
passage In that body should not re-
quirc more than two weeks at the ut
most.
Then unless the President presents
other urgently needed legislation the
House will begin adjourning three days
at a time-the LONGEST period permissi-
BILE without the consent of the Senate
until the Senate disposes of the wire
legislation.
The House will operate under a gen.
tlemen's agreement that no business will
be transacted once the three day ad-
1Ournments in ODeratlOn.
Proposes New Department.
In anticipation OF a more permanent con-
troll both Of telegraph and telephone lines
and the railways as the ultimate out
come Of war time control Senator Lewis
Un) introduced bill to create a
new executive department of government
combining these functions.
The following is the text of its prn-
cipa1 section:
Section I. That there be and hereby
is created a department OF government
to be known and designated as the De-
partment of Transportation and Tele-
gram. which department shall have su-
pervision, control and direction and OPP
Grafton OF all roads, railroads. steam and
electric, steamships. steamboats, and all
water craft other than those under the
supervision of the Navy Department and
the Revenue which the Government
owns or operFes or directs and for
any purposes other than that of navy
or revenue. and the said department
shall have full Jurisdiction in all mat
tiers of the regulations or compensat!ons
between employer and employee and ad-
justments. and the said department shall
have jurisdiction, supervision, control
and direction over all telegraph and tele-
phone lines of commercial nature
which the Government OF the United
States may own or operate or control
other than those operated or controlled,
owned or supervised by the War or
Navy departments OF the United States
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hoy browns in Tank ON Roof.

The body of Charles Marone, 8, who
had been missing since July 4 was found
yesterday in a water tank atop the roof
of tenement at 2l9 Blocker street
where his parents live. Three Italian
youngsters who had climbed to the tank
several feet above the roof to sail boats,
as they had frequently done. made the
discovery. A police alarm had been sent
out for the Marone boy.
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HOSE WAGON KILLS CHILD.
Driver So Unnerved That other
FIremen Relieve Him.

Samuel Chirco. 4 years old. was killed
yesterday afternoon when he ran of the
sidewalk at First avenue and 1O5th
street and was crushed beneath the
wheels OF the automobile tender of En-
CINE Company 81, which was responding
to an alarm Of fire sounded from a box
at 106th street and First avenue.
The accident so unnerved Fireman
Cornelius Brown. driver of the tender,
that he had to be relieved from duty.
The child lived at 500 East 106th street.
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TWO MEET AFTER IS YEARS.
Brothers who Last Parted o
Battlefield Have Reunion.

Fifty-fve years ago on the night be-
fore the battle at Fredericksburg, Va.
Louis and Anderson Campbell. brothers
in the Union army. shook hands and
parted. rejoining their commands aftei
a brief exchange of greetings. Louis was
n member of the Ninth New Jersey Vol.
unteers and Anderson Of the Eleventh
New Jersey Volunteers.
From that day until yesterday neither
brother knew that the other was alive
Both are over seventy years old.
Anderson Campbell arrived yesterday
in 1rvington, y. j.. from Orange. his old
home. having come up from Lacey. Ga.
where he had lived since the close Of
the war. In orange he had heard OF
a man of his brothers name In Irving
ton. He investigated and the reunion
followed.
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Edgar Allan Poe, Jr., Improving
| Special Despatch TO THE Sun

NARRAGANsETr PIER. r, l.. July g.
Second Lieut. Edgar Allan Poe. Jr., 81,
United States Marine Corps, listed in
Fridays casualty list as dangerously
wounded. is reported to-day as improv-
ing in a French base hospital, accord
Ing to a cable received by his father,
Edgar Allan Poe. a Baltimore lawyer,
now In his summer home at jamestown,
r. ]. Young Poe enlisted while a Junior
at Princeton and has been in France
since March.
The sun., 1918-07-07
Aids Jewish welfare Work.

Rabbi David de Sofa Pool OF the Span
ish and Portuguese Synagogue, is tour
ing the New England States for the
Jewish Welfare Board and will not re-
turn until August. He Is organizing
new local branches and building ur
those already established. The welfare
board cares for Jews in the army and
navy.
The sun., 1918-07-07
TRIP CONDEMNED FOR RIOTS.
Congregational Report Also Grill.
cises East st. Louis Omcials.

WAsHINoToN, July 6.-City officials OF
East st. Louis. ILL.,. were severely criti-
cized and the conduct OF Col. Trip. an
Illinois National Guard officer, was
styled reprehensible In a report on race
riots last year. which was submitted to
the House to-day by Representative
Johnson tKy). chairman of the special
Congressional committee appointed to
investigate the outbreaks. The conduct
Of Col. Trip. who was In charge of the
troops sent to quell the disturbances. has
been called to the attention Of Secretary
Baker. with the suggestion Of court
martial.
The conduct OF the soldiers sent to
East st. Louis to protect life and prop
erty put blot on that part of the Illinois
militia that served under Col. Trip"
the committee reported. Mayor Moll-
man. city police officials, justices Of the
peace and minor officials were con-
demned for failure to enforce the law
and charges were made that the police
had connections with gamblers.
The sun., 1918-07-07

Medical Author, says physicians
should prescribe more organic iron
I-Nuxated Iron-to supply the iron
deficiency. Opinions of Dr.. James
Francis Sullivan, formerly Physician
Of Bellevue Hospital Outdoor
Dept0, New York, and the West
chester County Hospital; DR.. A. J.
Newman, former Police Surgeon of
Chicago, and other physicians who
have thoroughly tested the value of
Nuxated Iron.
ANY woman who tires easily. Ia nervous
or irritable. or looks pale haggard and
worn should at once have her blood exam
ined for iron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ration OF
simple Nuxated Iron will often increase
the strength and endurance OF weak. ner-
vous careworn women In two weeks time.
There can be no strong. healthy. beau.
tiful, rosy-cheeked women. without iron.''
says Dr. Ferdinand King. "a New York ply
stefan and Medical Author. Il have
strongly emphasized the fact that doctors
should prescribe more organic iron-Nux-
atcd Iron-for their nervous, rundown
weak. haggard-looklng women patients
Pallor means anaemia. The skin OF an
anaemc woman Is pale the flesh habby
The muscles lack tone, the brain Tags, and
the memory falls, and often they become
weak. nervous irritable, respondent and
melancholy, When the iron goes from the
blood of women the roses go from their
cheeks.
'In the most common foods of America
The sun., 1918-07-07
PRYTz QUITS MORSE CABINET
Feared Agreement with U. 3. Ma!
Cause DiMculties.

CHRIsTIANIA, Norway. July 6.-Prof
Prytz, Minister of Industrial Supplies
in the Norwegian Cabinet since April.
1917. resigned to-day.
The resignation is said to be due to
the fear that the working provisions Of
the agreement with the United States
would present difficulties and would
create a situation for which Prof. Prytz
did not want to assume responsibility.
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Edwards to Entertain Assistn nts.

William II. Edwards. Internal Rev.
enue Collector for the Second or Wall
Street district. yesterday sent 1000 In
vitations to internal revenue workers in
the First. Second. Third and Fourteenth
district of New York and the Fifth dis
trict of New Jersey to attend an eve
nings entertainment at Luna Park Fri
day night.
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VITALITY

cents less, l strongly advise readers .a IL
o"ses TO get PHYSICIANS prescription ~
organic irdn-NuNtted Iron--or II yug 1ru I
want 10 go TO this trouble th-n pur. o. -
ohly Nukhted Iron in Its original pH,k ag,'
ana 81" that this particular name INg,trri
from appears on the package II ,u4 aa,r
taken preparations such as NuN and lrr7
ana other similar iron products and t,.I.t
70 get results. remsmhrr that such pr =
uCts are an entirely different thing from
Nuxated Iron"
II people would only take NuNatcl Iron
when they feel weak or rundown irs,...'
NJ dosing themselves with hahit.f.rn. ny
drugs stimulantS and alcoholic hc,.rtgr..
mere are thousands who might readily
build up their rec blood Corpus.irs lr.
crease their physical energy and get tN.ru
selves Into condition TO ward r" '.a
millions OF disoas" germs that ar" aIrInyr
continually around us. It is surprising H.."
many people suffer from iron d,N.3ru. g
ana do not know Of II. II YOU ar" not
strong or well YOU owe II to yourself 90
make IN" following test. So" how long lnI
can work or how fer YOU can walk with ..'
tablets OF Nuxated Iron three tunes ir-
hay after meals for two weeks Then t.s'
your strength again and see how M \
you have gained
MANrFACTrRERS NOTE-Nu1stud Iron
which is prescribed and recommended above .
physicians. Is not secret remedy hut on.
which Is well known to druggists Unlike 'h"
older Inorganic iron products, II is easily 20
simulated, does not injurc the teeth make iurU
black, nor upset the stomach The mHuufg.
turrrs guarantee successful and entirely sTr'
factory results to every purchaser or they wi.
refund your money, II is dispensed N the
city by all good druggists.
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Physicians Explain Why Women Need More
Iron in their Blood Today than 30 Years Ago
i q and Beauty of the An,eric

tHe StaTCneS, sugars r
table syrups, candies, OOQg
polished rice. white
bread. soda crackers, ooS
biscuits, macaroni, 'Ot
spaghetti. tapioca,
m arFS, taF rn2nms ssfs r. but uh
5 5s."a. he. RsaS Is. ! pro. 2; ready
Earth from n these @s' im- serpe h
poverished foods,
home 's coo %S'nG'' BY St country
throwing down the
M IN %hI RiPe our ,ne w wsss. and do
tables are cooked.
are responsible for N rrUn
another grave iron
; :Ssara l" :spp1S { '1a uork i
iron deficiency in >,
s yGqT food PS5m by =, us, IN. needed.
s san'' wd 65Ga' G '%'' sal. a; But to
when your food has
HoN tnpuen SAT-. SHC Ulu,
DR.. A. j. Newman,
s E%5% OF c SGl,sS s .md life, pin
f f;s.,,, ,fs' sSS FAX FAX that Co
nays my par r1t ns' S Sa,S plenty
during the past six years I,
L. /,
coats in good health and peri
trim, so that they would be
equipped to Withstand all mann,
and ravaRes of natures element,
] was prompted to give NuNa
trial. This remedy has prov
my own tests Of II to excel al
tion have ever used for G
blood, building up the nerves.
ing the muscles and cUrrectln
disorders"
DR., T. Alphonsus Wallace. a
many years experience in this
abroad, SAYS: Il do not make
OF recommending advertised
products. but I have found NuxI
potent in nervous, rundown con
| believe ali should know of II
and women Of today need m
their blood than was the case
thirty years ago. This because
mineraliZed diet which now Is
in thousands OF homes and also
the demand for greater resist
sary to offset the greater numb
hazards tn he met at every turI
DIR, james Francis Sullivan
Physician OF bellevue Hospita
DeptD. New York. and Westche
Hospital, says: Thousands OF
on suffering year after year
themselves for all kinds OF i'll
real and true cause underlying
dition IL simply lack Of sumo
the red blood corpuscles to en-
to transform the food they eat
muscle, tissue and brain. hut
the old forms Of metallic iron
quently do more harm than GO
Notwithstanding all that ha
and written on this subject by
physicians, thousands Of peopl,
In dosing themselves with IN
simply. | suppose, because 1t
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Special Despatch TO THE sus

WASHINGTON. July 6.-The War De-
partment Issued the following army orders
to-day:
The sun., 1918-07-07

years to assist in
fve thousand blue
and perfect fghtinG
would be physically
all manner OF storms
= elements. Recently
give NuNatel Iron a
has proven through
q excel any prrpara-
'ed for creating red
- nerves, strengthen
correcting digestive
allace, n physician OF
'e in this country and
not make a practice
advertised medicinal
'ound Nuxated Iron so
down conditions that
Inow of II. The mon
: need more iron in
: the case twenty or
is because Of the de-
h now Is served daily
4
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and proceed to West Point, Ky. for as
slgnment.
Major II. ID. Higley appointed Lieutenant
Colonel and assigned to Camp Taylor.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-09-07

Lumber, Shingles, Millwork.
High quality guaranteed. Straight
cars or house bills shipped any,
where Independent Co-Opera-
tive Lumber Co.. Lake Charles.
La,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-09-07
Children Cry
FOR El1TcHEFS
G. A g 20 RIA
w. S. S.
ROBERT D. WINTERS KILLED

In the casualty list reported Oh
September I'd in which twelve
Louisianians lost their lives on
the battle fields Of France we
noticed the name of one Iberian,
Mr.. Robert D. Winters. Mr..
Winters was a member of the
regular standing army of Uncle
Sam for a number of years. He
was a half-brother of Mr.. j. B.
Winters of this City and Mr.. Geo.
Winters of Duboin. So far he is
the first Iberian to give his life
for the cause Of liberty.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-09-07
IRENAUS J. LIETTEMEYER
SEVERELY WOUNDED.

On Wednesday evening Mr..
Fred Liettemeyer received a
cablegram from France announc-
ing that his brother Irenaus J.
Liettemeyer Of this City had fell
in battle seriously wounded on
August 4th. Mr.. Liettemeyer was
one of the first Of our young men
to volunteer his services to the
country and he was promoted to
a lieutenancy when the officers
training schools were first opened
to young men. Some time since,
it was our pleasure to reproduce
two lengthy communications
written by the Young gentleman
giving his experiences in the war
zone which was appreciated not
only by his acquaintance, but by
the public in general. 1t is
hoped Mr.. Liettemeyer will fully
recover and render further serv-
ices to his country.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-09-07
NOTICE SUBSCRIBERS.

The War Industries Board has
now promulgated some stringent
regulations governing every news
paper published in the United
States from the little country
weekly to the more pretentlous
city daily. One of the regulations
is to the effect that not single
copy of a paper pass through the
mails unless it be to bona fide sub
scribers, and paid for in advance.
This order goes into effect on
September 10th and The Enter
prise will have to make immediate
arrangements to comply with the
law. After that date, all who are
more than thee months in arrears
will be dropped from our SUD
scription list. We therefore urge
upon our readers to send IN the
price of their subscription at once.
Remember we can carry no one on
our books longer than three
months and henceforth all will De
expected to pay or their name
will be erased. Our books must
show the name of every reader n
good standing, consequently do
not be surprised if your paper
does not reach you if you know
that the same has not been settled
in, full. No one should expect us
to put ourselves in disrepute with
Uncle Sam in order to send them
a paper unless they comply with
the government s request. These
are war times and we do not care
to violate any Of the rules set
down for us to follow.
We are endeavoring to continue
The Enterprise at the price of
$50 per year despite the great
advance in raw material, but We
cannot do so unless every reader
assist us by settling up as recon-
mended by the War Industries
Board.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-09-07
MSS.
THE MOST APPEALING SIGHT
IN THE WORLD.

Hoover says: "There is no
sight in the world that would ap-
peal to the American heart like
that of literally millions Of women
doing all the work Of getting in
the harvest while their men are
at work in the shops or driving
back the Huns. !"
The best way for the American
heart to express this appreciation
is for the American head to rec
ognize that women feeding the
armies is equally as important to
government as men fighting the
Huns. In both the great repub-
lies of the United States and
France, women have not been
granted equal rights in govern
ment, although Liberte, Fra
ternite, Egalite" and Equal
rights for all and special privi-
leges for none' should know no
sex in Democratic application.
In Louisiana, Oklahoma, South
Dakota and Michigan the man
will have an opportunity, Nov. 5
to add these four States to the Il
others that are true democracies.
On Nov. 6, we will know whether
Mr.. Hoover has gagged the Amer
lean appeal to the heart correctly.
and equality of service been given
the equality of opportunity, which
a 100 per cent American can not
refuse. "a
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-09-07
P1E&BER 18th REGISTRA
TON DAY.

rtain In another column will be
ared. found q proclamation issued by
my cdayor Sealy making registration
comriay holiday as requested by
President Wilson in his message
No tonne days ago SO that the regis
y. ME- can,3ratio1 will be the full one hun
) thsrdred per cent. The registration
v two = applies to all males between the
- the kges Of Is years and under thirty
~ ~ af : and no excuse will be accepted
Perfect " the government for failure on
he part Of a single individual to
!, comply with the law. It is sug-
= rested that all ministers read the
residents proclamation to their
me longregations tomorrow and the
Dlng Nhool teachers in all the schools
echaF the City and Parish should also
Imply with the wish Of the head
ay NJ our Nation.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-09-07
EXEMPTIONS FOR SUGAR
INDUSTRY.
Editor Enterprise

Editor Enterprise:
Dear Sir-I am enclosing here
with report in the form Of a let
ter to the American Cane Grow
ers Association from committee
selected to comply with the re-
quest Of the National Food Com
mission. The idea is to give as
much publicity as possible to the
fact that skilled factory and
plantation employees who are SUBJ
ject to draft between the ages Of
Is and As. In filing out ques-
tionnaires they should state under
which one Of the headings named
herein they should be classified.
This suggestion having eliminated
from a very important branch Of
the government service it is pre-
sumed that the Exemption Boards
will be given instructions regard
ing exemptions to be granted
skilled workers in agricultural
and manufacturing departments
of the sugar industry Of this
State. This matter will probably
be brought to your attention by
the State or local Council Of De-
Tense and [ would appreciate your
giving it full publication.
Yours very truly,
III. N. PHARR.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-09-07

The primary election to chose a
candidate for the United States
Senate will take place next Tues
dav. Commissioners and Clerks
have all been appointed to repre-
sent the aspirants who are seek
ing to be successor to the late
Senator Broussard. The contest
has been waged upon lines In this
Parish that is credit to our peo-
ple. Unfortunately this condl-
ton does not prevail in some OF
the other Parishes, where much
yillification has been INDUCED In,
to the disgust Of many people. In
Iberia, like a majority OF the
Southwest Louisiana parishes,
Governor Hall will undoubtedly
receive a majority Of the votes
cast, and unless we are very much
mistaken he should win out IN the
first primary. Governor Hall IS
no doubt the logical man to re-
place Senator Broussard and
those of our people who under
stand the situation will cast their
ballots for him next Tuesday. It
is true there is few of our citi-
zens who will cast their ballots
for Mr.. Gay, and some few others
who are espousing the cause Of
Hon. John Overton Of Alexandria.
The fight however is between the
rings candidate Mr.. Gay, and
former Governor Hall, and as on
former occasions the country peo-l
pie will stand by the man who has
always fought the New Orleans
from the first time
he entered State politics. Owing
to the large draft from this Par
ish, the vote in iberia will be ma
terially reduced. OF course this
also applies to every other Par
ish in the State. We hope all
who are qualified to vote will
present themselves at the polls |
next Tuesday, if they do. Cover
nor Halls majority will be one
that the citizens of iberia can well |
be proud.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-09-07
w. s. S.
PROCLAMATION.

Lereas, Woodrow Wilson,
u ma esident of these United States,
THAT - designated Thursday, Septem-
(iers, a 18th, as Registration Day in
[se ofouisiana when all made persons
md asetween the ages Of eighteen and
|ome 1rty-fve viii be called upon to
Army pGister for war service for the
5 in clnited States Government; and,
|olunt Whereas, this country in the
eme Of liberty. democracy and
Qmanity calls upon all loyal per-
bns to enlist their aid without
il 20 show the full war strength
this government on this occa-
IA that our enemies may realize
4 sincerity Of purpose and our
onorable intention to defend
ght against injustice; and
.syus Whereas, every community is
! n kpected to register its every
Al, and every Parish is expected
az + show its full strength in the
/ ], Atal registration that Louisiana
Ay not fall below 100 per cent.
Now. therefore. I. Havert 5.
s n ealy, Mayor Of the City Of New
-, eria, hereby declare September
p;D Dp : holiday and call upon all cit
ens Is assist in helping secure a
Ean ID registration.
" : 3iven under my hand and the
rto1 % the City Of New Iberia this
1.e i day Of September. 1918.
~ "A. s. SEALY. Mayor.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1918-09-07
August Doth. 1918.

August Goth, 1913.
American Cane Growers Associa.
ton, New Orleans, La.
Gentlemen Your committee
appointed at your last meeting
August 18th to frame a statement
showing a list of the skilled en-
ployees in the Louisiana Sugar In
dhstry in the order Of their i'm
portance as per the request Of Mr..
Rolph under date of August 9th,
(3O-H-1), begs leave to report that
after a full consideration of all
the various classes Of work they
suggest the following order Of
priority:
1st. General Manager.
End. Field Overseers.
3rd. Fastory Superintendent.
4th. Fastory Chemists.
5th. Fastory Engineer.
9th. Sugar Boilers.
7th. Plantation Blacksmith
and Wheelwright.
9Th. Factory CHARTERS.
9th. Factory Double EJECT Men.
10th. Factory Water Tenders
in Power Plants.
18th. Factory Centrifugal Ten
ders.