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say pleasant Thlnu.,.

SO often meet people who have the
happy faculty Of saving Just the thing
to make you feel comfortable while on
the other hand ! as often meet with
that other class who appear to eulti.
vate the habit OF saying Just the
things to make one feel most unhap-
Ply and uncomfortable.
The other day was walking down
street-and 1t was one of these blis-
teringly hot days that we are expert
encing. / was feeling very hot and
uncomfortable and wishing had STAY.
ed at home. when young woman
friend Of mine. stopping to exchange
few words with me said INV how
cool you are looking" Ny how good
those words did sound to me and /
Immediately did feel cooler and much
happier and felt as though would like
to embrace the young woman on the
spot. And | am sure will ALWAYS
have kindly feeling for her. That
little remark has helped me many
times since when obliged to be out in
the hot streets / have thought of what
she said and gone on my way think.
ing-well If look cool that helps a
lot-even IL do not feel that way.
On the other hand l have had ex-
actly the opposite experience. have
friend who seems to take delight in
telling me that look hot and my face
Is red and even though this remark is
oft repeated b. this would be friend
, l never get used to it and am sure
when it is made that the blood
mounts still higher in my face and !
am several degrees hotter for this un-
kind remark.
meet with people daily who seem
to delight in telling people who per.
haps are little too stout-that they
are surely getting stouter. Now If we
can't consciously tell our friends
that they are losing flesh-when we
know they want to-why make any
remark at all? 1t doesn't do us any
good and surely results in making the
person to whom the remark is ,ad.
dressed decidedly uncomfortable and
am sure does US no good.
know young woman who is plump
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the post office at the latter place hay-
ing been ordered closed.
Personals


Representative Stuart F. Reed has
left for Glenville where he was booked
to deliver the commencement address
at the State Normal school there, and
also at Harrlsville, at the high school
graduating exercises. He expected TO
attend the Flag Day celebration OF
Saturday and Sunday at Clarksburg,
the last date being the local Elks trib-
ute to the Flag. Col. John Temple
Graves and Representative S. D. Tess
Of Ohio were secured by Mr.. Reed to
deliver the orations at these two cele-
brattons.
DR.. U. W. showalter of clarksburg
was a recent visitor in Washington.
Miss Ada Koontz OF Grafton is the
guest of Judge and Mrs. Ira E. Rob-
inson at their apartments at the Airing
ton.
j. Ed. Peck of Logan has been a
Capital visitor for several days.
R. P. Hutton, Anti-saloon superin.
tendent for Wisconsin, formerly assist
ant superintendent for West Virginia
with headquarters at Elkins, was
among Senator Sutherland's callers
today.
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w. Va. Pension Rualness

Rep. Bowers, silas NJ. Matheny of
Bruce Hin w. Va, $50 a month from
May IS. 1913; $35 month from April
Fl, 1920.
Rep. woodward, James Morrison, OF
near Ceredo. $50 month from April
30, 1919.
Rep. Goodykoontz: Award to the
beneficiary, Peter Collins, of WI
liam or brother of the deceased sol.
dier. James Henry Collins. by the war
risk insurance, $57.40 month for 20
years, The insured died in England in
october, 1918. Mr.. Goodykoontz has
up with the Pension Commissioner the
claim for an original pension which
ne filed for Joseph May, of Canterbury
w. Va.
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cauIot staya In tbe s.rvIe..

Capt. a. A. Gan3ot who last month
returned from. overseas, is to remain
In the army with the commission of
captain and will later become an Off
Ger in the regular army establishment.
That was arranged yesterday at the
War Department after weeks nego-
tlations In which both West Virginia
Senators and Representative Goody.
koontz played an influential part. Cap
tain Gauiot fought IN the wars against
Spain and Germany, winning high
s,onors tn both campaigns. He also
knows from actual experience some
thtng about South and Central Amerisl
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Evening Chat
A Beautiful World.

Friday night was one Of the most per.
feet nights | have ever seen. The
moon rose gloriously and reached its
height at about midnight when it liter
ally poured its radiance down on land.
scape made beautiful by its beams.
The world was as light as day-and
much more beautiful-for there was
no glare from too hot sun to mar the
beauty Of the long shadows cast on
trees, grass and flowers. Everything
was aglow with soft radiance which
seemed to dissolve itself into the air
and the gorgeous moon high in the
heavens lighted up sky which twink.
led with myriads of stars.
All nature seemed to be awake to
the beauty of the night and every
blade of grass, every flower and every
tree seemed to be trying to add to the
enhancing character of the setting
made for them by the silvery light az
it was thrown broadcast over the
earth.
The moon seemed to sink into a
stream on which gazed, so clearly
was 1t reflected in the waters. And
so brilliantly did it flood the earth
that every hill and every tree stood
out for itself against the luminous
horizon.
AS we gazed on the moons splendol
and the magnificent picture created
by 1t we were sorry that the world was
most of it-sleeping and losing the
grandeur of the night.
1t seems to me that in sleep we lose
so much of the beautiful in nature.
The world is never so beautiful as at
dawn and the few hours following
dawn before the busy world awakens
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Postal Matters

Joseph P. Echols has been commits.
stoned postmaster at Warrior, w. Va.
Representative Goodykoontz was at
the P. o. Department to arrange for
improved mail transportation between
Kermit and Selwyn; and from Wayne
nd Fort Gay to Echo, Wayne county,
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MEN wANTED-we want 100 men
to work nwoods at Seth, w. Va,
on Coal river Wages $500 per day
for common labor, $3.25 for timber
cutters and $3.50 for drivers, with
board. To go to Seth change cars at
st. Adams, w. Va, on the c. & o. R. R.
Rockcastle Lumber Company, Inc,
I'LL First aNtional Bank Bldg, Hunt
ington, w Va, or Seth, w. Va.
6.13-3t-5S5s
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can revolutions. He Is the soldier Of
fortune type and gentleman. adven-
turer whose life has been full OF thrills
In all parts Of the world. 1t is said
Of him that he Is one of the most ex-
pert narksmen that West Virginia
can boast.
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WANTED-Man for bookkeeper and
payroll work at coal mine, age Is to
IS. Permanent position for right par
ty. A call in person preferred. 9th.
erwise address, The Copen Creek Coal
Co, Bower. w. Va, Box B. 6.12.6t-5S52
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HELP WANTEp-MALE .

WINTEbSDfsfflct managers Tor al
sections OF w, Va. Old line stock
company. Liberal accident and health
policies for all wage-earners. Special
policy for women employed, house
wives and farmers. Liberty terms to
representatives. Write today. Ma.
tional Casualty Company, Detroit,
Mich. 6-16.1t5s74
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Judge Makes Erroneous Pic.
detisn Regarding Lawyer

About ope clsass ssirt is JAN 1
thought he woptd ever Near. He had
allen awpst 10 a mere SHADOW; was
as yellow as saffron andfoften doubled
gave him mort hinst4nd were about to
operate for gaIltones. Mayrs Won
derful Be4eL quickly restored him
II perfdee health agaiEf" It is a sim
ne, harmless .ElrsRAration that re-
HoSes the cataHhal Amucus from the
ftestinal tryet ana allRys the inflam-
8ation whtSh Causes practically all
dopaShr ives and intestinal ailments,
hcfuding APPENDICITIS. oneN dose will
aonvinfe Of money refunded
I CrSheY drug store. H. & II Drug
&oHbayy, Prescription Pharmacy,
4Ahnihgton, and druggists everywhere.
~
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-on Morgantown road on East
side, Goodrich Tire and Rim. Find
er call 1397-R. 6-14.3t-5S6S
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FARMS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Forty-nine acres OF fine
farming lands. one mile from Mariet-
ta,l Ohio. on paved road along the Ohio
river. A sixteen room brick dwelling
house, with sleeping porch, large yer.
anda, wafer and bath, fine lawn with
fruit and shade trees; large barn, pear
orchard, garage and tenant house;
thirty hickory nut trees; natural gas
for fuel and light; premises equipped
with complete water system. including
fountains; beautiful location. Price
and terms of payment can be made
satisfactory. Address Mrs. T. e. Dye
4o5 Third Street, Marietta, Ohio.
6.12-6t-5S54.
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1ot ACRES AT $4,000.

10i ACRES AT $4,000.
Good hill farm, with about IS acres
second growth timber, nearly new 4
room house, good barn, 2Sx56, good
orchard, all kinds of fruit, leased for
oil and gas at 500 per year, also un-
derlayed with, coal, miles to railroad
and village. Price $4,000 $1,000 down,
balance 500 per year.
M. /. Trout Realty Company.
Miles E. Dawson. Agent.
Macarthur, Ohio.
6-14-2t-5S65.
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to take up the strenuous duties OF
another DAY.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Coal range. $500. 100
Virginia avenue. 6-16-3t-5S7e.
FOR SALE-Second hand baby car.
riage. Call 946-R. 6-12-4t-5S56
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WANTED = Woman TO help With
homework and cook. Melvin Bun.
ner, Hickman Run. Phone 1s65.M.
6-1A-St-5S73
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PRACTICAL NURsE-Persons desir-
ing the services of an experienced
practical nurse. please call No. 1374-R.
6-14.6t-5S6s.
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HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED Femal9
WANTED = Good stenographer who
knows something about bookkeep-
ing. Also office boy. Address Box
$50 care West virginian. 6.l4-3t.5S70
The weekly Iberian., 1919-11-08

City and benefited by the improve
ments to pay the cost Of which thi'
| certificate In issued. in a sum not lei
than the aggregate Of the certificates
OF this series. all of which asaess
ments, and all such assessments col
lccted from said properties. and nj
lieps and privileges accorded to raid
City on said properties, shall he ant
they are hereby pledged for the pay
ment of the principal and interest o
this certificate,
In testimony whereof. the City oi
New Iberia, by its Board of Trustees,
has caused thia certificate to be signed
by the Trustee Of Public Salty Mayor
and the Trustees of Public Property
FIX -oihcio City Clerk and To be Hcai-
ed with the corporate seal of Haid
City, IA Of the lat day of January 1919
Signed II S. SEALY, Mayor
Trustee Of Public Safety.
Signed. l.. +. VILLERMIN.
Trustee of Public Property,
Ex officio city Clerk)
No. |. Interest Coupon. $500
On July lat, 1919. the City Of New
Iberia in iberia Parish, Louisiana
will pay to bearer the sum of Twenty
FIVE dollars. lawful money of the United
States of America, on presentation
and surrender of this coupon nj the
Office OF the treasurer of aaid City in
New Iberia. Louisiana. being ak
months interest then duo on its paw
ing certificate of the year 1919, dated
January lat, 1919 No -----
Signed II S. SEALy. Mayor
Trustee of Public Safety,
Said Certificates shall be signed by
tie Trustee of the Public Safety
Mayor and the Trustee Of Public
Property tEx ofticio City Clerk and
have affixed thereto the seal of said
City. and fac similc Of the signature
of said Trustee of Public Safety
Mayor Shall be printed or l,tho-
graphed upon the interest coupons
thereto attached. The said Trustee
OF Public Safety Mayor and Trustee
Of Public Property (Ex-oiticio City
Clerk are hereby authorized and di::
rected to execute said certificates. and
the Trustee of Finance is hereby
authorized and directed to advertise
and sell said certificates nv sealed
to highest bidder; provided
~ me shall not be sold for less than
ninety. five per cents OF their par value
~ used herein. meaning principal and
interest accrued to date OF delivery.
II. s. SEALY. Mayor.
Tho following resolution was of
fsred by Mr.. Sealy seconded by
Mr.. Villermin and adopted unap
imOnsly:
BE it resolved by the Board of
Trustees Of the City Of New Ibe
ria. that from and after the pro
mitigation Of this resolution. the
Trustee Of Finance ia authorized
TO withhold issuance Of checks for
payment Of any accounts. unless
sufficient funds be in bank To
meet the checks on presentation:
Be II further resolved in issuing
,hecks for payments of material,
that preference be given to freight
bills on fuel etc no NJ 10 avoid
he payment of demurrage o,
The weekly Iberian., 1919-11-08
Official Minutes City Council.
Continued from page |

Rozier street TO Duperier Avenue
Oak street, both sides, from
Duperler Avenue to Pollard Av
.nue.
Marie elrect, both sides. from
Dnporier Avenue to Pollard Av
cnut
Matte street. North side, from
Pollard Avennr To East Property
line Of Mr. Romuald Migues.
Pollard Avenne, both sides,
from North Side Property line of
Il. q. llebert 20 South Side Of
Properly line Avn lIebert,
Taylor street. both sidep, from
iberia street to Julia slreet.
Washington Avenue, from Hop
kius street 10 Chestnut street, n
Side
And Whereas, the Board Of
Trustees Of til. City Of New Ibe
ria IL iberia Parish, Louisiana has
provided for the paving Of said
cement sidewalks on the above
named atreetE, after notice of its
intention 40 to do has been pub
lished 10 the official journal OF the
City as required 10y the Charter Of
the City; and
Whereas the Trnstee of Public
Safety Mayor has furnished the
"A ~ MT H.. AZ
FlnaDce an estimate OF the coat Of
paving the above mentioned
Walks TO DO executed during the
succeeding year, which estimate of
coat amounts TO sol ,G5S 60 and
which estimate embraces the
names Of all property owners TO be
assessed and brief description of
each property TO DO assessed for
the purpose of Identification, Now
therefore,
BE 10 ordained by the Board of
Trustees Of the City of New iberia
that for the purpose Of paying the
cost Of paving said cement side
walks on the above described
streets, there be issued paving
certificates Of the City of New
Iberia TO the amount Of t5l ,65S 60
Said issue shall consist Of 53
Certificates; 81 shall be Of the de-
nomination Of $1,000 90 each
shall le Of 1919 53 aud one shall
be Of 1910 81, each numbered oon
secntively from ! to b3 inclusive,
dated as to the first day Of Janu
nry 1919. and shall mature and
become due and payable &l72i9.535
on January lsf, 1921, Sl72l9 535
on January lat, 1922 and &l72ly.
b3a on January 1st, 1923 The
City may however, on said dates
redeem a greater amount of said
The weekly Iberian., 1919-11-08
Notice of Election.

| New Iberia. La, October 7, 1919:
state of Louisiana, Parish OF iberia.
| Pursuant tn authority contained In orii,
| nance of the iberia Parith school BOARD o,
the Parish OF iberia, Louisiana, OF date o,
the said body hereby give notice that an
| election will be held In school District Num-
per SLY ms created by resolution OF the said
| BODY Mt tts regular meeting held on January
| y, 1910 as set forth In the following abstract
| OF said ordinances.
Section l. Re IL ordained bv the iberia
Parish School Board or the Parish OF Iberia.
Lou'slann. IN lawfnl session convened ut n
regular meeting Of the said body Tint an
election shall be and Is hereby called to be
held In the school District Number SIX ns
| created by resolution ~ the said body OF
date OF January J. 1914, In the Parish of fbe ria
Louisiana on the 18th DAY OF NOV VEMREB
a, d., 1919. at whieh election the majority Of
,ne property taxpayers Of said district In
number and amount eligible TO vote and
voting shall determine the
Proposition to incur debt aud Issue bonds
ofthe said school District Number Six In the
Parlsh OF Iberia, Louisiana, TO the amount
Of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars Ispoo
OOoO01 to run for a period of thirty wears
bearing interest ht the rate vf ave percent
per annum payable sent annually, tho
Iunds thus derived To be used for the
purpose OF ereit ting and eauippipg school
buildings in said school District Number Six.
iberia Parish, Louisiana,
The said election shall be held nt the fol-
lowing polling places and the following com
missloners and clerks OF election are AN
precincts:
Precinct Number One, Court House.
Precinct Number Two, Fire House
Number One; Precinct Number Three
Fire House Number Two: Precinct
Number -Four. Goodwin's Hospital.
And the following persons shall
serve as commissioners and clerk of
the said election as provided by law:
Precinct Number One, Pierre Jubin.
Ozeme Jacob, Fred Patout. Commits.
sioners. and George Cousin, Clerk.
Precinct Number Two, Harry Win.
ters, l.. o. Hacker, Henry Patout
commissioners. and Louis Baxus,
Clerk.
Precinct Number Three, J. ID. Brous.
sard, r. M. Boutte. A. Daigre, Com
missioners. and Charles GuilIot. Clerk. |
Precinct Number Four. Clarence Du-
perier, Robert Landry, +. J. Daute-
rive. commissioners. and G. M. Bahon
Jr.. Clerk. -
Notice IL hereby further given that on |
I he 18th day OF November 1910 tho tirsf d.v
Following such election at II A. NJ. the Ibe
ria Parish school Board, Louisiana. Will |
meet at the Office Of the said body, in said |
parish. and there In public session open the
uhiot ooAes, examine aud count the votes.
ooth as To number and amount and examine
anu canvass the returns. and deelai the re-
suits OF the election and promulgate the
Given on this the 9TH day OF October 1919.
At New iberia louisiana iberia Parish.
Louisiana.
!, J. r. VERRET,
President of the Iberia Parish school board.
True Copy,
l.. X. TlLLY
Secretary.
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NOTICE
SALE OF PAVING CERTIFI
GATES


GATES
The undersigned, Trustee of
Finance of the City Of New Iberia,
in Iberia Parish, Louisiana, hereby
invites sealed proposals for paving
certificates of said City to the
amount of 800, i9S 80. Said Is
sue consists OF 100 certificates of
the denomination Of Fi49 S3 mum
bered consecmively from TO 10
inclusive, dated AZ Of the lst day
Of January 1919, and mature and
become due and payable ~ | ,39S 30
on January lst 1921 and ell, ,39S e.
30 on January lst in each year
thereafter 10 and including Janna.
ry ist, 1880, and bear interest at
the raIe of five per centum per an
mum, payable semi annually. both
principal and interest payable Al
the Office Of the Treasurer Of said
City of New iberia, Louisiana.
Such sealed proposals must be
submitted to ibe undersigned on
or before November 18th 1919
Each bidder must HIe with his bid
~ a guarantee Of good faith n Ger.
tilted check on one of the banks
doing u regular banking business
in the City of New Iberia. for an
amount not Iess than two per cent
Of the par valne Of the Certificates
for which ho bids Such must be
made payable to the order of the
undersigned, Ex oilicio City Treas
urer, and shall be- retained aud be
come the property Of said City IN
hquidated damages in case such
bidder fails to comply with the
terms of his bid in case it shall be
accepted.
by order of the Board of Trus-
tees,
Signed A A. GIRARD
Trustee of Finance
The weekly Iberian., 1919-11-08
NOTICE

Notice IN hereby given that in
the special election to be held in
School District Number Six. Iberia
Parish. Louisiana, on November
1S, 1919, the polls of the respective
precincts shall be opened at seven
O'Clock A NJ and remain opened
until Eve o'clock T. NJ. of the said
date, under the provision Of sec.
tiOn Is Act 300 of 1910.
j Il NERKEF, Pres.
l.. X. TILLY, Secty
The weekly Iberian., 1919-11-08
National Advertiser
Knows Value of
Newspapers.

| w O Rutherford, Second Vice
President Of The Il f. Goodrich
Rubber Company, Akron, Ohio
announces that the Is II. Goodrich
advertising will be handled b,
their present agency, the VIM II
Rankin Company Of New York
and Chicago, for 1920
This in the seventh copseeu,Iv,
year the VIM. II Rankin Company
has handled the Is r. Goodrich
Company business
"Newspaperdom" recently made
rhe following complimentary no
tice concerning the Goodrich news
paper advertising:
The B. +. Goodrich Company
~ To be congratulated upon the
excellency of it's recent tire adver.
tlsiDg first, because 1t gets abso
ntely away from time -honored
IDEAS in tbis case of publicity;
second, because of the originality
shown in the design and plan of
using space, and third, because
OF the fact that the advertising
tenders II very beneficial coopera.
tive service to dealers handling
he product. While we have com.
mented favorably upon the i'm
provemeDt being constantly made
70 auto advertising, we feel that
the latter effort by the Goodrich
people ov-rtops all such publicity
AZ has appeared so far az the dai-
lies"
Mr.. VIM. IL. Rankin has steadi-
~ and consistently advocated the
use OF newspapers both an q ma
'ioDal ~ well az local advertising
medium, since he started in the
agency business in 1908 In an
interview recently he stated:
Much Of The success that has
come TO our organizations both IN
New Yo,k and Chicago, has been
due to the fact that years ago we
recognized the value Of daily news
papers for national advertising.
ln 1914 our daily newspaper vol
nme was less than five hundred
thousand dollars and this year il
will exceed two million and a half.
or more than our entire volume of
business for 19l6--our Rreatest
pre- war year.
"KclIogg Toasted Corn Flake
20. adver rtisiDg in newspapers,
which we have handled during the
past year, just like the Goodrich
newspaper campaign, has been one
OF the most successrul demoDstra.
tions Of the value OF national
newspaper advertising l have ever
known. Needless TO say, Mr..
Kellogg has renewed his contract
with US for another year and will
use more newspaper space 10 1920
than be did IN 1919, because he
got results and fine cooperation
and service from newspapers.
"PelmaDisin, backed by George
Oree', promises to make bigger
success In U. S. A newspapers
than II has in British newspapers
turing the past four years. Creel's
experience with the Bureau OF
Public Information and his assocj.
stion there with vertlsing men
prove TO him the great value OF :
newspapers as an advertising me. :
iium and now he 10 national )
newspaper advertiser. His cam.
,aign started three weeks ago and I
he results to date ar phenome =
'al Inquiries have been received 7
rom 81 newspapers at less than b
ne.balf the cost in Great Britain. =
he Pelman Institute of Great s.
'ritain spent over one million dol
are last year In advertising and L
ir Cfeel states il IL his intention =
D exceed that amount In newspa. A
ers for 1920"
The weekly Iberian., 1919-11-08
THE WEEKLY IBEKlAN

storage.
On motion Of Mr.. Villermin sec
onded by Mr.. Glrard the meeting
adjourned
II. s SEALY, Mayor.
L. II. VILLEKMIN, Clerk.
The weekly Iberian., 1919-11-08
NOTICE.

The undersigned will prosecute to
the full penalty of the law anyone
caught hunting or trcapassing on his
farm on The Commercial Canal.
Ill q. II. MORRELi.
The weekly Iberian., 1919-11-08

II It'a Job Printing. Go To
the IVERIAN office