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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-04
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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-04
THRILLING RACES
BY AUTOS At FAIR.

Persons who enjoy thrilling auto
mobile races VIII have their apnetites
satisfied a. ~" Louisiana state Fair
this year. for he directors have again
arranged With J Mex Sloan. the peer
less speed demon MANAGE. to bring a
bunch o. daredevil drivers to the
Shreveport track for two davS OF rae
inc ara nNAibition stunts About 4
d02 n ii y" worlds greatest speedway
perfor" 49, W;-h It i"a-t 4 dozen Of the
mos 'f'na1- lr = cas- will be seen
in action. " I:,p. cay No,..nber
and a-aiu OH ~ Nd9y No ember !,
Til program hing arranged pro
lies CT some ! n. III races in which
several contestants @;!l participate be
irg OF the track at the Same time II
also calls Tor scnsuli.' - mile races
and handicap events. i..ange of tires
during contests will be ana " the fea
re STUNTS.
Sloan as promised 10 bring some OF
the most celebrated speed demons or
earth 81 Shreveport. and this means
nat - ill bring 'he"l Sloan has
made similar promises before and al
ways kept his word. The induce
ments have been made large enough
to attract these thrilling performers
and State Fair visitors are assured z
hair-raising automobile program.
For catalogue and other information
about the State Fair. dates Nov. l t
6. apply to Secretary l. y Bruegger
hoff.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-04
COLISEUM PROGRAM
FOR FAIR VISITORS.

Louisiana State Fair visitors. Nov
| to 6 inclusive. will have the privilege
of enjoying the finest Coliseum pro
gram ever offered by the management
There will be entertainment Of rare
excellence every evening in the large
Coliseum. structure costing $4,000
with comfortable. well-arranged seats
to accommodate a large audience. and
with stage so constructed that every
body present can thoroughly enjoy all
the features presented without any 0!
the outside attractions marring the
program
Chief among the Coliseum entertain
ment will be the concert each evening
by Thaviu's Russian band. one Of the
worlds foremost musical organiza
lions. together with several soloists OF
great ability. There will also be other
attractions. including the State Fail
free acts These attractions in the
afternoon will be given in front of the
grandstand. but at night they will be
exclusively for the pleasure OF the
Coliseum patrons.
For catalogue and other information
apply to Secretary l.. N, Brueggerhoh
Shreveport. La.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-04
BIG BENCH SHOW
FOR STATE SHOW.

Desiring to give special pleasure to
"a many Of its visitors as possible. the
Louisiana State Fair has inaugurated
several new departments the past
year or two. including one devoted to
the canine industry. The annual Dog
Show features this department. 1t 10
accommodated in q large building on
one of the main walks. with spacious
promenading places for the thousands
Of dog fanciers and other visitors
who are expected to be attracted te
this exhibition.
A list Of premiums has been pre-
pared as inducement to owners OF hns
dogs. and all Of them. whether they re-
side in Shreveport, or Louisiana o1
other cities and states. are invited te
enter their members OF the canine
family. The very best possible atten
ton will be given all entries. and the
Judging will be by one OF the SoutE' :
expert fanciers. James H. Stehen o.
Covington. KY.
The Dog Show. which will be TN
second held at the Louisiana Fair. vii
he conducted under the American Ken
mel Club rules. and will be open to tn
whole world.
For catalogue. write to Secretary L
N. Brueggerhon. Shreveport. Far
dates. Nov. to s.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-04
annette kelleTman Tonight

Tonight MANAGER Loeb caps
the climax with his pr ,entation
of the famous diving beauty,
Annette Kellerman in "Nep-
tunes Daughter" This 5000
ftot Slim is intensity interest
ing throughout and portrays
some of the most remarkable
undersea photos in action ever
exhibited. The mermaids, from
little tiny baby mermaids to
full vrown mamma merraids
are happy and entertaining
group. Old Neptune's. ruler Of
the deep. plays an important
part. The main story. how
ever is centered around the
graceful and beautiful water
queen. Annette kellerman.
Every man, woman and child
in Morgan City and Berwick
should see this instructive pic
ture.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-04
GOVERNOR TO ATTEND
FAIR ON OPENING DAY.

With decorated automobile - ode,
address by Gov. r. G PleasaSl for
mally ushering in the big en- -srta in
ment and citi,ens Of Shreveport cele'
bratins ~ ~ non as Shreveport
Day aIN Day the opening
day OF the Louisiana State Fair
this year will be one OF special
interest to all the visitors. II viii!
DE especially interesting 10 Louisi
anians. for they will have the oppor
tunity of seeing and hearing their new
Governor. Many citizens have not had
the privilege OF seeing Governor Pleas
AM 10 date. but the opportunity vii.
be theirs il they attend the State Fair
on Governors Day November /
As usual the business houses. pro.
fess:onal offices and practically all
other places of activity will be closed
in Shreveport at noon in celebration o!
Shreveport Day and thousands of the
citizens VIII visit the fair grounds
They have the assurance that all the
exhibits and amusements will be in
full swing when the gates are thrown
open.
The decorated automobile parade
will precede the formal opening OF the
fair. 1t will pass through the down
town section. and then on out to the
fair grounds for the Governors ad
dress and the enjoyment of the eN
hibits. shows, races. etc Prizes will
be awarded to the best decorated cars
one contest being for city autos and
the other being for out-of-town ma
chimes
Apply 10 Secretary l.. n Bruegger
hOff. Shrevenort. for catalogue etc
Dates of State Fair. Nov / to s
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-04

OF all the cranks. the crank
lest person is the chronic pessi-
mist. He is always whining like
a half starved dog with tin
can tied to his tail. When the
sky is clear he is positive that
everything will dry up and that
there will be a scarcity. When
the gentle rains begin to fall
he laments and is afraid the
crops will be spoiled. He is a.
ways expecting some great ca
lamity, misfortune of some kind
or of being laid up with rheuma-
tism. No matter how rosy the
apples look or how juicy the
pears he is afraid they are wor-
my at the core and can't be
kept until Christmas. The coun-
Try is going to th.. bow vows
and everybody is a dirty, dis
honest rascal. His own peace
full town is all right but he Is
convinced that it will never in
crease so very much. The high
church spire is a notable land
mark bot it might fall down
some day and do great damage.
He himself enjoys excellent
health at present but is sure
he will not live long-and he
shouldn't. The world would be
much happier without such
cranky pessimists.-La. Demo
crat.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-04
FIREWORKS AT FAIR
GROUNDS AT NIGHT.

Pyr0technical displays VIII De amons
the brilliant sights for Louisiana state
Fair visitors this year. They will DC
furnished by the George Newton Fire
works Company. one Of the world
foremost fireworks producers.
The free program is being arranged
for the fireworks to entertain the Wis
Nors each night from the grandstand
There will Also be pyrotechnical offer
ings in the afternoons.
Various designs and pOrtrayaIs 81
present day characters and current
events will be among the features Of
the fireworks program.
For catalogue, ETC.. apply to Socre
tary L. n. Brueggerhoff. Shreveport
Don't forget the dates Of the Eair-
Nov. I to s.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-04
Great Comedy at the Evan.e-
line Last Night.

The Snow Cure" comedy
built around the great Ford
Sterling, kept the large crowd
at the Evangeline conyulsed
with laughter last night. No
other comic film ever shown
here has received such hearty
response as "The Snow Cure"
Ford Sterling has made Il hit
with Evangeline attendants
and the announcement of his
return by manager Loeb vii:
be the signal for a "uSh IN the
box office.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-04
\. l.. Rogers Popular Boatman

Mr.. \. l.. Rodgers. owner of
the Stern-wheel gas boat, the
Waddell. is enjoying a splendid
patronage as q service boat
captain. The Waddell has been
fitted up to take care OF al!
kinds Of service and is being
used extensively by pleasure
parties. Mr.. Rodgers, the popu-
lar owner Of the boat is an ac-
commodating captain and is al
ways ready to put the boat in
service either day or night.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-04

Check a cough or cold in the
lungs before it develops seri-
Gus case. RALLARD'S HORE-
HOUND SYRUP is an effec-
tive remedy for all soreness or
congestion in the lungs or air
passages. Price soc and Sl.OO
per bottle. Sold by Belanger
Drug Company.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-04

Have you rooms for rent. or
do you desire boarders? A
small advertisement in the Nor
gan City Review will do the
stunt for you. try it.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-04
s1.AIs AND WIVES

.,.pt North Carolina muir
4 is notable in two re-
'sloods
- Of the murder OF a
4. Slaughter Of Draper APE was was
,,n;.d a sentence OF two
urison. This may seem
..riue any such consider
inadequate sentence
find that the jury
lt.d that Slaughter
"A ~ $500 to the wife OF
en-. and also granted the
commissioners author
lire the prisoner for la
!. .,pething new in Amer'-
anthology to make the
81 compensate the person
!. Z, suffered most from his
And yet what a perfect
III and sensible thing to
A. should not the state,
Of contentine itself
4 hficting punishment on
animal himself compel
I make restitution to the
# his ability? And
vhen one man kills ano-
:, be chief sutferer Is the
~ wife or family why not
! this principle to the
b relief?
4 second significant thing
this case is the DISPOSE
d the criminals service.
I hiring out Of convicts to
4. employers in general
Ia abandoned, and is not
attended. But in this in
- The convict's own wife
ia bid for her husbands
ii,g and her bid is likely to
n4ted.
~ critics may find this a
iuiuge to defeat the law.
kDiiat however is that-that
r Drisoner is going to be
I q It all, it is better
h ihouh be working, not
"a ne exploiter, but for
J = person who has most
10 b earning power and
ordinary American
11e would be left with
port until her husbands
i Is merely a variation
= nes idea that a convict
I family should be paid
- tr bis work while in
ind those wages given
= ianily.
1.tvu innocent women,
M the offender and the
ttAe victim are saved
nh Of the unjust penal
~ imposed on women
= 0imes.-Ex.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-04
News Flashes From
Near and Far.

Near and Far.
Scottish Rite Masons began
arriving in Meridian, Miss. for
an annual reunion.
FLASHES
The Italians are claiming
gains on the TrentinO front.
The National Suffrage Asso-
citation is to decide its campaign
policy at the convention this
week.
President Wilson signed the
8-hour bill and the brotherhood
leaders called off the threaten
ed strike.
The German positions east
of the village of Fleury (Verdun
sector) were taken by the
French.
Shakleton, the Antarctic ex-
plorer arrived at Punta Arenas
with all his party who had been
left on the ice.
Arrival of the Louisiana in
fantry at Camp Stafford. fol-
lowing service on the Mexican
border is to begin today.
Noise of escaping gas was
heard for miles. hundreds of
persons visiting the big new
gas well near Monroe, La.
British and French represent
tations forced control of Greek
mails and wires and led German
agents to a hasty flight.
A great crowd was present
at Carrollton to see several hun
dred negroes baptized in the
Mississippi river.
Japanese demands on China
for settlement of clash were
said to virtually abrogate Chi
nese control of Inner Mongolia.
The RenOudet Lumber Com
pany of New iberia purchased
a large tract of cypress land in
Mississippi from Michigan
Company.
Adjournment of Congress was
forecast for Wednesday or
Thursday and less than quo
rum remained to share passage
of the revenue and Webb bills.
French airmen made raids
on German bacl, lines and
dropped cighty-six bombs, pre-
venting movements of troops
towards Verdun.
Farmers, educators, bankers
and students returned from the
observation tour much pleased
with the trip and convinced of
the necessity for crop diversi-
fication in Louisiana.
King Constantine, of Greece
has informed the Entente allied
ministers that as result Of
Roumania entering the war he
is disposed to reconsider the
Greek policy.
British forces made big gains
ion the Somme front. Part of 4
village was taken and another
one is in full possession. 5000
prisoners were taken with a
large number of guns.
Zeppelins dropped bombs in
London and hit several houses
but killed no persons in the city
A Zeppelin was shot down and
fell blazing with its. crew dead;
Eleven lives were lost in the
East Coast counties.
Francisco l. Madero, father
of the slain president of Mex
leo and a former wealthy own
er of lands and mines in Mexico
was found dead in his bed at
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Evening journal., 1916-03-21
TELEPHONE SERVICE NOW
With CARNEY POINT

Wilmington will have direct telephone
service with Carney Point, Pennsgove
and other points ia New Jersey within
a short time. The Diamond State Tele-
phone Company has prepared plans for
putting this service into effect by the
running of cables on the bed of the
Delaware river from the Delaware river
pier. At the present time the service
with sc points is secured IN round
about way, a. it is necessary TO get the
connection through Philadelphia and
Camden. the telephone company having
cables across the river at that point.
Just what effect this service will have
ON the rates has not been announced,
but it is likely it will bring about a re-
duction for the service between this city
and points in New Jersey, directly
across the river
L. H. Merrihew. OF the right OF
way department Of the Diamond Tele-
phone Company, was before both the
Street and Sewer Directors and the
Levy Court. this morning, asking for
permission for the company to lay
conduits. at certain points in planning
for the Improvement. The cables
will be run to the Delaware river
pier in conduits and then on the bed
of the river TO the New Jersey shore.
Evening journal., 1916-03-21
SHOWER BATHS FOR
MESSENGER BOYS
Western Union Will Provide
Them Also With Reading
Room in New Quarters
MAIN OFFICES TO BE
NO. $40 MARKET ST.

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany will open a new office at No. 500
Market street early next month. This
will be made the main Office of the com.
pany for Wilmington, but the present
offices. at No. 3 East Fourth street. will
be retained as the downtown branch.
The new location is in the Masonic Hal
building, and the offices are now occu.
pied by George W. Goodley & Son. wail
paper merchants.
The Western Union Company will ae,
possession OF the new quarters on Fri
day OF this week, and work will b,
started at once Of renovatng and max
ing the necessary changes. II is pro
posed by the company 10 make the nev
quarters modern in every particular {,
take care Of the growing business of tn,
company in this city Augustus w
Springer the local manager, who ha.
been connected with the local office fol
many years, will be retained as man.
ager and have charge of entire busines,
Of the company in this city.
The most modern equipment and
appliances will be installed and IL is
hoped that this work can be done
and the new Offices opened early in
April. In planning these changes the
large force of messenger boys. which
the company now employs, have not
been overlooked. There will be
shower baths, a reading room and
other comforts for the boys. There
Evening journal., 1916-03-21
TEUTONS MAKE SLIGHT
Gains ON The MEUSE
Bv The United Press.

b1 Inc lulttu hlc0os
PARIS. March 21.-German troops
have made further gains in their new
offensive movement on the west
mank OF the Meuse. the French war
Office admitted this afternoon.
In a renewal OF the heavy assaults
against the Abancourt-M -Malancourt
line last night, the Teutons occupied
the southeastern part OF the Malan-
court wood, also known as Avau-
court wood.
9TH e German. however. sustained
heavy losses in the attack, the war
office reported. German heavy artil-
lery first bathed the whole French
front with a steady dre, the war office
reported. The streams Of liquid fire
were played upon the foremost French
positions.
Behind these sheets OF flame came
the grey-clad regions in massed as
saults against the French lines. The
force OF the onslaught carried the
French out OF their positions in the
southeastern part Of Malancourt wood
about ten miles northwest of Verdun
but the Germans efforts to debouch
from the woods we're stopped abrupt
ly by French artillery fire. Else
where there was no activity on the
Verdun front last night
North Of Boesinghe, a German re-
connoissance party was put TO flight.
said the official statement. "Frencl
artillery has been very active on th'
southern edge OF Cheppy wood"
Evening journal., 1916-03-21
MEXICO UNITED STATES
IN PACT TO Get VILLA
By The United Press.

BY lie lhtcu fresb.
WASHINGTON. March 2l.--A formal
protNoi for united action by United
states and Carranzista forces in hunt
ing down pancho Villa was being work.
cd out today by Larranza representa-
tives here. Unless it should seriously
delay OF cripple General Pershing's opcr-
ations. "lministration officials indicated
the o,crturcs of Carranza for such y
formal document would be accepted.
Representations for quick agreemens
,non the protocol were made today to
.hseo Arredondo. Carranza's ambassa-
Tor designate lie was framing the
agreement and will submit it by tele-
rram for Carranza's O. X. Movement
Of American troops and supplies o.
Mexican railways. but in American cars.
: the principal object of the agreement.
re suggestion for a formal protocol is
he answer to informal requests of Gen
raj Funston 10 get the use of the
Icxican railroad lines. principally from
4 paso.
ON the basis Of State Department
eports IL as stated officially that
conditions in Mexico seem favorable
ight straight through"
Neither the War or State Department,
had anything to confirm reports of the
Villista Carranzista clash, Of removal o,
-arranzista forces from Casas Grande,
q Juarez. or Of Villa slipping through
he Carranzista lines.
Evening journal., 1916-03-21
RUSSIANS CAPTURE
AUSTRIAN BRIDGE
ON The DNEISTER
Continued from First Page.

Continued from First Page.
German thrust near Malancourt. eight
miles west Of the Meuse, was accom-
panied by an advance OF German
troops from Regneville. along the
river bank The plan evidently was
TO squeeze the French out OF the vii
lagos OF Cumieres and Chattancourt,
behind Dead Man Hill. and force a
retirement ON the northwestern forts
Of verdun.
The German attacks around Malan-
court met with some success. dis
patches from Paris admitted today.
BY the use Of flaming liquids and a
heavy artillery fire the Germans
penetrated French trenches directly
west Of Malancourt.
The attempt to advance the east
ern Jaw OF the nut cracker" on the
bank of the Meuse. met with failure.
A German force that moved south
ward from Regneville, was caught in
the flooded lowlands by a hot fire
from French artillery on the east
bank of the Meuse and driven back
with serious losses.
Evening journal., 1916-03-21
american TROOPS
ON Villas TRAIL;
MAY FIGHT TODAY
Continued from First Page.

Continued from First Page.
ton in Mexico and the border, it was
pointed out that the thousands Of
American troops at Fort Bliss and
Columbus were sufficient protection
agaisnt the implied threat There has
been no sign OF friction between the
de facto government generals in
Juarez and the expeditiOnary forces.
Il was reported. hut confirmation
frokn QueretarO was lacking. chat in
r~urn for President Wilson's aid TO
C..rranza. permission was 10 be given
the War Department TO send troops
and provisions by railroad TO the eN-
petitions Mexican base.
Troops continue to leave the Colum.
bus camp and cross the border. Mum
bers of all branches who have crossed
the border and taken mp the chase after
Villa was believed TO le upwards OF
1000.
At $50 o'clock today General Gavira
said he had not been advised of the re-
suit of the battle at Namiquipa. Sus-
pense was noticeable in local military
and civil circles The belief was grow
ing that the engagement would not
prove decisive.
Tho dispatcher Of the Mexican North
western railroad. near which the fight
inc was reported TO be taking place
said no word had been received since
nst night. It was not known whether
the wires were cut or Carranza forces
were Withholding information.
Evening journal., 1916-03-21
Tried Various Kidney
Remedies But Only One
Proved Reliable

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Notary Public.