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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 3, 1919.
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ESTIMATE OF BIQ
INCREASE IN U. S.
WOMEN WORKERS.
By Biddy Bye
. One million women workers sounds
ounJa like a lot. Hut a a matter of
luut it is only a moderate esttlmate of
the INCREASE In women workers In the
I'nited States since the beginning of
mo.
According to Miss Marie Obenauer,
chief woman examiner of the National
War Ldtbor Board, who made this eatl
ii. ate In October, 1918, 500,000 women f
this number are in clerical work, and
! '.) H in industrial.
An increase of nearly 50.000 In the
one year. 1918, in the number of women
employed
l-v the annual report of the director gen
cral of railroads, which states that the
r: timber of women employed In this work
Increased from 60,5.15 to 101.29S, in the
I'fft year. Although the majority of
these were doing clerical work, many
wer. in the signal service, or tending
witches, doing yard work, trucking cr
working in the roundhouses. The report
poes on to say that the women have
been equal to these Jobs, "not only in
processes requiring fettle skill, but In
erne of the trades calling for a high
" cree of Intelligence and training. They
are. for instance, doing electric welding,
having advanced from flat work to weld
ing of nil kinds. The fact that soyie
nre earning the full mechanic's rate Is a
proof of their efficiency."
In nil occupations, the total number
ff women employed at gainful work ap
t proaches 12.000.000. Of those who en
tered such ecupations during the war. a
(treat many, especially those In clerical
sovernment service were undouMedlv
eirls who had never worked before. A
large number of mothers and wives of
soldiers, went to work, some urged by
f conomlc necessity, and others by patrio
tism. Another group of war workers Is
that of the women who changed from
con-essential work to war Industry. n
chjriing in large numbers domestic ser
vants. School teachers, to the possible
l umber of 100.000 left their class rooms
tt enter, more definitely related and
.lie My paid war work.
FDR BILIOUSNESS
TIE i CHIMB
The Nausealess Calomel Tablet
That Does the Work Without
the Slightest Unpleasantness.
WOMAN AND HER CLAIMS FOR
SUFFRAGE.
The mist Is dispelled when . a good
woman appears."
In assuming the duty of vindicating
woman In her efforts and anxiety to
acquire tho same rights and privileges ol
man, in the field of politics, we feel that
we are confronted with a problem hard
to solve and reconcile to her refractory
disposition.
Yet we believe that we are taking upon
ourself, the part of gentleman and scho
lar, when we take up her cause and we
hope that our views meet with her ap
proval and admiration.
As we believe In suffrage to a limited
extent, we do not aDDrove of the Dollcv
on the railroads. Is disclosed ' 0; excluding her from enjoying the same
rights of man upon certain theories and
Issues.
When we come to the school question,
child labor, how her property in her own
right should be bonded, and taxed, and
all Issue and theories of like character,
she is entitled to occupy the same status
as man. by every principle of ethics, and
every law, human and divine.
Hence, we stand firm In granting her
all rights, upon all questions as the fore
going, and placing her far above the sav
age, who is striving to thwart her in her
attempts to demand for herself the same
rights he claims for himself.
While we approve the suffrage, wo do
not wish to be misunderstood. We be
lieve In It, but In a limited degree. It
must be remembered that making it uni
versal, gives her the alternative, of hold
ing any office from the position of a de
tective, turnkey in a Jail, policeman on
the streets, to the magistrate.
To be spying around in the affairs of
others, to be turning the key of a cell,
on a hardened culprit, to be chasing an
other woman up a dark alley and haunts
of Infamy, to make an arrest Is repulsive
to any man or woman of Intellectual re-
rjnement.
And does not such scenes have a bale
ful influence upon young girls grow
ing up? Are they not so constituted,
that they are ready to adopt any cug-
looKed upon as correct and Justi-
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jj Personal Mention
C. M. "Wheat returned to Jackson
ville Tuesday night after spending
about six weeks with his family at
their home on LaRua street. Mr.
Wheat is a member of the Emergency
Fleet Corporation, in Jacksonville.
. Mrs. B. E. Millikan, 112 "West Cer
vantes street, left at noon Tuesday
for Savannah, Ga., her former home,
where she will enjoy visiting with
friends. Enroute she will stop In
Montgomery to visit her daughter.
Mrs. B. P. Fuller. Before returning
home she will also visit with rela
tives in Summervllle and Spartan
burg, S. C.
Xews received from "Washington. D.
C, finds Mrs. John H. Smithwick, son,
William, and daughter, Mary, who re
cently left to Join Congressman J. H.
Smithwick, charmingly located there
the Fontennet Courts, where they ex
pect to remain for the summer.
ft! (CD2IEDDDT
Enjoy the whole book of new found relief and
happiness. Close your clothes problems by open
ing" a credit account with us. Our credit book
spares your bank book. Put your name on our
books, and it will put you in u happy frame of
mind, and in the front ranks as a good dresser.
RSen's and
oys
a trig
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goodhart have
taken the Bayshore cottage of Cap
tain and Mrs. J. E. Tuttle for the sea
son. Mrs. Tuttle, who is now in Chi
cago, will later go to the mountains
to spend the remainder of the summer.
A;ik your doctor and he will tell you
that calomel is the best and only sure
rer.eily for a lazy liver, biliousness,
indigestion and constipation. Now that
all of its unpleasant qualities havo
been removed, calomel, in the form
of Cm lotahs. Is the easiest ' and most
pleasant of an laxatives to take. One
tablet at bedtime, with a swallow of
water -that's all. No taste, no grip
in? ncr nau.ea. In the mornlivr you
feel simply fine live, wide-awake, en
ergetic, Htron.n and with a hearty ap
petite for breakfast. Eat what you
want ami go about your work no
danger. v
Culotabs are sold only in original,
sealed . packages, price thirty-five
ents. So sure and delightful tha't
your druggist offers your. money back
as a guarantee that you will be per
fectly delighted with Calotabs. Adv.
torn
fiable
We believe In elevating the standards
of womanhood and not lowering them,
and trust that the suffrage Issue may be
so devised and arranged, as to keep her
out of the vocations we have described.
These should be confined to man alone.
We are told by the enthusiastic suf
fragists, that by associating woman with
man. in the fields of politics, it will have
a refining Influence- upon him. Granted.
But it is not an axiom In physiology, that
we take on the personality of each other
by constant Intercourse and association?
And while she Is imparting that gentle
ress and refinement to the man. is she
not taking on his coarser qualities? AnJ
who wants a virago queen for a wife?
Lt us ask. Who It is that gives to
woman, that gentleness and kindness, so
charming and fascinating to the man of
intellect? Is It not the constant inter
course with innocent children at home?
lft it not a more edifying and impressive
scene, to see a woman caressing a child,
and leading another around the pr'ir.l-
s uy me nana, man seeing another with
a policeman's club dangling at her side,
on the alert and awaiting a chance to
orrest and Imprison some violator of that
tmng we can jaw, for some trivial of
fense. The man who advocates universal suf
frage for her. instead of modifying it so
ss to debar her from entering the voca
tions we are opposed to. is not her friend
but p'aying the part of a wily demagogue'
to enhance Ms own political Interests.
It us then, exert ourselves. In keeping
her intact from any of the menial offices
of government, and raise her to the
level of man In all the highness that
appertains to the protection of her venue,
refinement and motherhood.
We hope the time, will never come,
when a woman will desert and Imperil
the home to mount a public rostrum
among boisterous men. to discus some
insignificant political question which will
destroy her as a statue of grace and love
liness. This 1 the attitude she will be placed
In aoording to the theory of universal
suffrage.
B. J. GONZALEZ.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Hayward, who
have been residing in town during the
winter, moved out to their summer
home on the Bayshore, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Witliam Saltmarsh, Jr.,
have returned to their home in town
after spending about two weeks on
the Bayshore.
Lieut. Lamb, IT. S. N.. of the naval
air station, left Tuesday night for
Rockaway, to which place he has been
transferred for duty. Ensign HImes.
who has also been transferred to
Rockaway, will leave as soon as he
Is able to be discharged from the na
val hospital where he has been con
fined, suffering from injuries received
In a recent accident. During their
stay here Lieut. Lamb and Ensign
Himes have made many friends in the
city who have expressed sincere re
gret at their departure.
MEN'S SUITS
Palm Beaches $10.00 and up
Kool Kloths $10.00 and up
Worsteds, All Colors $20.00 and up
BOYS' CLOTHES
Kool Cloth, Palm Beach, Knickerbockers and Worsted
$3.00 and up.
Caps, Shoes, Hats, Ties, Etc.
SHIRTS
All the Latest Colors in Silks, Madras, Etc.,
1 $1.50 up
HATS, SHOES, TIES
A Complete Showing of Outing Shoes
Hats at Reduced Prices.
-Also Dress Shoes.
Ties to Select
Ladies9 Presses, Eiirfsf
isfs and Sweatore
Misses Audrey Kellar and Catherine
Eitztn returned home yesterday after
a delightful visit with Mrs. Sara
Forrest, of Detroit, Mich., at her win
ter home at Santa Rosa, on the Narrows.
BALCONY
ONLY 2 DAYS MORE
Thursday and Saturday
We Close All Day July 4th
The most wonderful bargains in the city
are here for these 2 days
Shirtwaists 95c to $5.95
White Skirts $1.25 to $5.95
Silk Poplin Skirts $2.95 to $3.79
Also many, many more Special Offerings.
SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
THURSDAY 9 TO 10 A. M.
SCOUT PERCALES 36-INCHES WIDE
19C yard
10 yards to a customer.-
John Kessler, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. D. C. Kessler, of Montgomery, is
visiting at the home of .Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Eitzen, on the Bayshore. Mr. and
Mrs. Kessler are spending some time
in New York City. They are former
residents of Pensacola and have num
erous friends here who hope to have
the pleasure of welcoming them to
the city before long.
Mrs. W. E- Craig, daughter, Doro
thy, and Misses Clara, Elizabeth and
Carrie Moreno, expect to leave ahout
the middle of this month for Saluda,
N. C, to spend about six weeks amonj
the mountains.
Mrs. B. J. Powell and daughter, Miss
Betty Lee Powell, of Ashburn, Ga.,
will arrive in Pensacola tomorrow to
visit as the guests of Mrs. Powell's
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. "W. A. Hobby, at their home on
North Baylen street.
DRESSES
A New Shipment of Voile, Organdy, Georgette and Crepe
de Chine the Daintiest Styles Imaginable Latest
Shades and Patterns $11.95 and up.
SKIRTS
For All Occasions.
A Complete Line of Silks, Wash Skirts, Whites, Plaids and
all Colors.
WAISTS
Crepe de Chine, Georgettes, Voiles, Etc., Etc.
A Complete Selection
$1.50 and up.
SWEATERS
The Correct Sweater for Summer
Slip-Over Sweater All Colors tho Latest Rage
$2.45
STiSlCKELARlID
26 South Palafox Street
CASH OR CREDIT
PENS ACO LA'S LARGEST CREDIT STORE
26 South Palafox Street
BaSZQSS
3 k'.HW.'W-
o-ncat nf her uncle- and aunt. Mr. and i vice anil Is
Mrs. C. B. Hervey, at the San Car- I his .sisters.
ins hotel. They expect to return to and
Mobile Saturday.
Mrs. H. C. O'Hara and Miss Ruih
O'Hara left last night form Cali
fornia, where they will spend the
summer.
visiting' as the
Mrs. Lenwood
Mrs. Mary Williams.
criTPSt of
"Williams
Mrs. Corinne Jordan and Mrs. Leota
Jordan left yesterday for Asheville,
N. C. where they will enjoy spending
the summer months.
Miss Let a Weatherlow. of Birming
ham, Ala., has arrived in the city to
spend a few weeks here as the guest
of her brother, Mr. R. H .Weather-low.
Phone 771
9 Dry Goods
Store
Everything New That's Good"
31 South Palafox
S
Miss Annie Ruth Gittings returned
home yesterday from Mobile, Ala.,
where she has been visiting relatives
for the past few weeks.
Mrs. John Flo and daughter Marie J
ingham. where they visited for two
weeks as the guests of Mrs. no's
daughter, Mrs. D. B. Bianchi.
Mrs. S. M. Searrltt lias gone to
I'anli, I;k1.. where she was called by
tho t-erious illness of her mother, Mrs.
Mary Kullen. whom numerous friends
in the city hope to hear is improving'.
Itching, Scratching, Skin Diseases
That Burn Like Flames of Fire
Private C. T. White, XJ. S. A., has
arrived in the city from overseas ser-
"BAYER CROSS" ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Mr. and Mrs. X. B. Lawrence, Jr.,
who were recently married in New
Orleans, returned to Pensacola this
morning. Mrs. Lawrence was former
ly Miss Chloe Duncan.
Miss Mary Daniels leaves tomorrow
for Mary Esther, Fla., to ioin her
cousin. Miss Katherine Shepv -d. who
with her parents, is spending some
time there. Miss Daniels will be gone
about a week or ten days.
Mrs. M. J. "Wise, of Mobile, is ex
pected In the city the latter part of
this week to join her daughter, Miss
Marion Wise, who has been visiting
for several weeks as the attractive
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" to be
genuine must be marked with the
safety "Bayer Cross." Always buy an
unbroken Bayer package which con
tains proper directions to safely re
lieve Headache, Toothache. Earache.
Neuralgia, Colds and pain. Handy tin
imoxes of 12 tablets cost but a fe
'cents at drug stores larger packages
jalso. Aspirin is the trade mark of
Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticaci
d ester of Salicylicacld. ,
Mrp. James II. Frasor and daughter.
Frances, expect to leave today for
Memphis, Tenn., and Forrest City,
Arkansas, where they will visit for
several weeks before proini? to th?
northern states to spend the remain
der of the summer.
Here Is a Sensible Treatment
That Gets Prompt Results.
Is
For real. downrisht, liariassing,
discomfort, very few disorders can ap
proach so-called fUin diseases, such
l-.czema, lelter. Boils, eruptions.
r;'!y irritations and similar
OVERSEAS Y. M. C. A.
RATED AS 95 PER
CENT EFFICIENT
1 troubles
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Atlanta. ;a.. July 2 "The V. M. C. A.
. rrseas was '.-' perc-ent efficient mi l
will alwas deserve the commendation r
tho American roi'le tor tne spieixim
manner in whicn it periorniea us "n,
recently declared Colonel B. M. Bai!v.
ai-mv reriittinz orncer in .fiiitiiiii.,
returned a short time ago from oversea?1, j
"It must he remembered, "said Co.o-
nel Bailey, -that the Y. M. C. A. was;
compelled to put into service between 11.- j
0m and 12000 men and that these ni"M ,
had to be hastily picked. The work wan
there to he dor.e and the "Y" was on
the joH. Taking over the canteens wa-
i man's job. so biff that it Is hard for
ao mind to properly trrasp the magnitude
of it.
There'3 nothinc else to bs said shoot
t the Y. M. C. A. in France was first-
rate."
Colonel Bailey, who was married about
hree years ago to a popular Atlanta girl.
is now in the midst of a sweeping cam-
skin
notwithstanding the lavish
of salves, lotions, washes and
. -v... tr, ..,nf. reapplied externally to
the irritated parts.
..u !i iu-1' neard of a person bo-iiv-r
afflicted with any form of skin
(liseas'j whose blood was in 'norl con
dition. Therefore, it is but logical
to conclude that the proper method
of treatment for pimples, blotches.:
sores, boils, rough, red and scaly skin,
is to purify the blood and removo
the tiny germs of pollution that breaK
through and manifest their presence
on the surface of the skin.
People in all parts of the country
nave written us how they wer com
pletely rid of every trace of the
disorders by the use of B. 8. 8., the
matchless, purely vegetable t?!ood
purifier. S. S. ,S. goes direct to the
center of the blood supply, and purl
fies and cleanses It of every Teatlge
of foreign matter, giving a clear and
ruddy complexion that indicate per
fect health. Write today for free
medical advice regarding your cafe.
Address Swift Specific Co., 443 Swift
laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. Adv.
R. T. RAINES
Public Accountant Auditor
San Curios Hotel, Pensacola. Fla.
McCasklll Block, DeKunlak Springs. Fla,
INCOME TAX REPORTS EFFICIENCY ENGINEER
SQUEEZED
TO DEATH
When the body begins to stiffen
end movement becomes painful it
is usually an indication that the
kidneys are out of order. Keep
these organs healthy by takint
The world's standard remedy for IddfMya
liver, bladder and arte acid troubles.
Famous since - Take regularly and
keep in good health. In three sixes, all
druggists. Guaranteed as represented.
far Um wmmtm CeU M4a! a
FORCHEIMER'S
FASHION SHOP
Suggestions for July 4th Celebrations
Sport Skirts, Waists, Voile, Organdy and
Gingham Dresses. Middies and
Smocks. Bathing Suits.
Store Closed All Day Friday, July 4th.
Shop Here Today
jiaign for t-.-cniit to serve overseas. His
territory M' l.'ls ovi r practically t:ie
entire ."talc ;;r.'i tli showing tliit ha?
been made is imst r:it i f;i tci y. in Iuh
campaign for iu w men. Colonel ISail-y
is imrressim-r upon prospective recruits
the fact that enlistment at this time
means an Immediate trip to Prance with
splendid opportunities for vocational
training while overseas.
Colonel Bailey served at the front -with
that distinguished fiijhtinK outfit. the
second division. This division suffered
more casualties, captured more prisoners
and pained more territory than any oth
er division with the American Kxpedltio-i-ai
y forces acordin?; to the Colonel. Col
onel Bailey has offices in the Transpor
tation bu'ldinc in Atlanta and Is striving:
to keep his district ahead of the rest f
the country In the securing: of "50.000
bachelors for Immediate service overseas."
TAKE GOOD CARE OF MILK
Give the dairyman a square deal. Con
sumers hab'.tualy blame the dairyman tor
a.n spoiled milk, and if the mi lie does not
cases the crltlsm in Justfled. Dairymen
have been known to produce Impure milk,
and some are probably still doing It t,
some extent, but It Is not advisable to ao-i
cuse a reputable dairyman hastily. It
13 likely that he Is more capable of prt
d .icing clean milk than 85 per cent of ua
customers are of keeping- It clean af terl .
he delivers it. J
C. UWilloughby of the University ef
.Florida college of agriculture reminds
housewives that they should care for rollK
jut as carefully after It Is deliver! as
they would have the dairyman car for
it before. First of all. It should b
placed In the refrigerator Immediately
upon delivery. If It sits In the sunshine
for an hour or two. It cannot be epect-
ed to keep well. The bacteria which &re
present will have done considerable work
before the temperature can be reduced.,
Then, the longer the bottle r'ts on the
tep or porch, the greater danger there;
is of contamination. Dogs and cats are.
sure to nose the bottle. If they do net!
succeed In loosening the cover, '.
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