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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-09
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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-09

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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-09
LAFAYETTE to Build Roads.

Lafayette, La, Sept. THE La
fayette parish police jury today made
application to the state highway de-
partment for aid in construction of
fifty miles of gravel road extending
the main highways to St. Landry,
Vermillion, iberia, st. Martin and
Acadia parishes. A bond issue of
100000 to be voted by the parish
before January LIST, is being dis
cussed. DR.. N. P. Moss and J. P.
Colomb appeared before the jury
in advocacy of the plan.
An ordinance limiting the auto
mobile speed to twenty miles an
hour and providing lights and dim
mers was also adopted. The jury re-
fused to send beneficiary cadet to
the state university.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-09
Notab|e Picture Is Coming Here

fondle a pedigreed poodle. The SUBJ
ject Of this picture is birth control.
II is treated from two angles-the
result Of too many children in the
crowded slums and the suppression
Of the unborn in the homes of the
wealthy.
'Where Are My Children will
create profound impression on ev-
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-09

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and makes you feel bright, Wig
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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-09
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PATTERSON BOUND

The gas boat Alaska will take
Morgan City and Berwick base ball
rooters to Patterson tomorrow. leav-
ing from the Market Wharf at p.
M. sharp, and from Berwick at
1:15 p. m.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-09

Business men of Morgan City
aud surrounding country should
give this matter their earnest
consideration without delay.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-09

...,,ful Universal Produ c,
= poss -. Ny Children" will
J. W. :, he Evanselins Theatre
y S'.a 49,. !. 18th for what IS eS-
! = the most powerful run
. . q picture in Morgan
Z ~ ,;cture arc shown two
ct y ~ =. beaming with maternal
-. ;,. the other is content I"
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-09

School starts soon. Cold lunch
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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1916-09-09
Catholic ckuvek

Catholic chuvck
High Mass every first Sunday
at $3.50 q. IL.
Low mass every other Sunday
at 200 a. m.
Sunday school every Sunday
att $3.50 p. m.
BERWICK
Low mass on first Sunday at
7:3oa. m.
High mass Oh third Sunday
at $50 a. III.
Sunday schonl every Sunday
atmaSS hours.
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-07

Ills chief liertenan. followed
him. then, one ty one. the members
Of LIS little band Wha, happened
old Prescott viii tell YOU in his
story OF Ptzzarros conquest Of Peru
only a Line Divides Them.
Just one thing divides YOU PEG
pie here tonight You are either
across The lire OF safety or YOU are
outside the kingdom of God. Old
cor young. rich or poor high OF low,
4EnoraAt and educated, white or col
cred each Of YOU IS upon one side
ur upon the other
he young man who talked 10
Jesus did not let An ,nfdel persuade
lin, and neither should you
The time viii come when his
head viii tie on his pillow and his
teyered head will toss from side 20
side
The time will come when there
will oe a rap on the door
Who are YOU
Death.
81 didn't send for you. Why do
vow come here
Nobody reuds TOR me, J choose
my own time II waited FOR people
10 send Ter me would never come
Hut don't come in now, Death
4 am coming IN have waited
for a long tine lave had mort
gage on YOU for 80 years and I've
come % foreclose
But. an. Death. I'm not ready
Hush Hush I've c,me TO take
!op You must Come
'cath u@arh Go GO my peck
c,hook, there Get my handbook
80 gel the kew 10 my safety deposit
. toX Take my gold watch. my lew
elry, and my lands. my house. every
hing I've got, I'll give all 10 you IL
youu only go'
But Death says I'VE come for
you. don't want your money or
! your land or anything that YOU have,
You must come with ne
death, Death Don't nlow that
cy breath upon me Don't crowd me
against he wall.
You must come You have a
week--you have five days you have
one dav-you have twelve hours
you have one hour-you have thirty
ninutes-you have ten mInutes--you
have che minute-you have thirty
eCconds-you have ten seconds
IN count hem-one--two-ihr
four-fiye-siX $500 seven-ha, Ia
eiFht-nine
Hes gone. Phone for the under
taker Carry him to the graveyard
Lay him beside his mother
She's died saying, IN, sweeping
thru the gates, washed II the blood
of the Lamb
He died shriek,ng, Don't blow
that cold breath in my face, Don't
crowd me against the wall
20 God, don't let that old irfidel
keep up out Of the Kingdom Of God.
Who'll cone into the Kingdom
OF God? Come quiok-quick--
quck?"
Copyright, William A. Sunday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-07
Saturday Nights Sermon.


Bills Sunday preached Saturday
hSht on the topic. Thou art not
mr. from the Kingdom OF 3D.
Mark Al. 81
\ person may he very near m,
a'rgdom and yet be lost.
or all sad cases OF spiritual ruin
no.hing 20 my mind. is more dis
I'sSiRg than that ~ one who has
been brought TO troubled con
science. md has come near 90 the
kingdom, and Yet finds himself
without.
OF all disasters az sea. none is
30 pitiful as that In which the YES
''' goes down within sight OF the
shore aud the passengers can see
Tho towers and spires OF the sea
port city 81 their destination. sill
houettcd against the blue sky az a
background
What became OF tho young law
yer 10 whom Jesus uttered these
words ! 10 not know Whether he
Nr'er"d ne kingdom 70 which Jesus
s7'd he SaS so near We are not told
n" / presume H. did not for N he
had J think the Bible would have
fad so and not leave US 10 guess
whether a man who came 20 80
great nm opportunity let ~ pass by
There is something 20 me so at
'rac'iye about his attitude toward
J'H3s. hat ia go suggestive ~ this
time 'ha' ! have chosen this tex
You Must Accept Christ.
Until you accept Christ and are
BON aEain by faith in Him. YOU are
O." ~ The kingdom The moment
You acccp, Him and arc born again
you are in the kingdom
Tho difference is not one ~ de
gee but Of kind Between iv.
inr and dead person tho difference
IS one o. kind There are no dc.
gr'es Of salvation ! am aware
INT his is roppEnaut 10 some
minds
In The cathedral ~ Strasbu-g
N're "a q clock so wonderful tha'
some % the ignorant suppose - 10
have been fashioned ~ Tho nrger,
O. angels
~ IS said that the man who
mad Thar cioc', was not paid Tor
his work. and vas angry. and. crcpt
into 'ho plac" A. night and went
'uto ia" tower and touched secret
Frrug In tho eloc,
Th" clock ceased 20 run Tho
co-f forgot 10 crow mo mukmaid
failed 10 trip along her way the
q, So, a.i nor clang and tho apostles
dI not march IN solemn process
sDn
Then they paid tho man and bc
went an3 put his Anger on The CO..
c,"' sprlnE and the clocs began 20
usre
T-rn The cock croved. tho milk
M 80 '-ipped on her way. Tho any.'s
claus and tho apostles marched
IN solemn procession
The clock would stop or run a.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-07

tights tha, hato blaled for God
81 don know % man who is far.
thsr from The Kingdom OF God than
ne man who 0oes not think sen-
oush.
"Talmage WAS educated to Doc =
lawyer, and so was John G. Flnney
'ismod Tor rso L., Fihu,y, whose
Preaching r- rcsp0r- BILE for Tho re.
lirious condition OF central and west.
Crn New York 90 fhis day.
"Once when ne preached the chief
ustice O: 'hc Aow York supreme
court Of appeals was in he gallery
End as F.nney preached the chief
H~tice said
al were sitting in that case, I'd
havc 10 decide for him
"Finney preached on, and the chief
Justice said 10 himself
III no came before me with a
case like that I'd take II from the
jury and find for his side
Finney preached on, and the chief
got mp and picked up his coat and
a. and walked down from the gal
icfy an went 10 the platform.
lie said Mr. Ftnney. II YOU care
10 interrupt your sermon and give
.hc invitation. III lead tho way
"Finney stopped right there and
AID Ny friends, The chief Justice
II Che supreme c)urt OF appeals will
lead lhe way 10 Christ How many
~ you viii come
I'm twelve months over 10000
mon had come into the Kingdom.
among them nearly every harrister
N.H work.
He attached more TO The piri'
th.u nc did 10 tho. letter q the Law.
uc was willing TO live up 30 the
-ht he had
Chris, and High Church People.
We have too many people reduc.
Inc religion 10 an ethical code II
}, as christ were on earth today,
and if 10 would deign -! don't know
l.It he would stop 30 do &C. bat II
p, would dcirn 20 notice high
church people NJ would say Thou
art not far from The kingdom OF
nod
% honest man or woman is left
in The dark. some skeptics are area-
r.r.arF, They are religious puEt
0.-- Iher hands ar, ag u.t every
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-07

mind Preaching There has been
PREACHING in This city for years
Ihcre has been prcachlns her, for
seven weeks
"Ycu can't stand before God and
plead ignorance
Burr and the Revival.
III is said hat when Aaron Burr
WAS a student q Princeton grcaf
revival was held there and large
numbers OF the students ver, CON
verted
II is said that m That revv.t q
Princeton three men Nao afterwards
became pre- sidents ot IA. university
were converted
BUR- listened 10 tho preaching
and became very lnuch concerned
lie went 10 a member Of Tho facult,
and consulted him about ~. uskin.
wae'her he ought to give his heart
10 God
I think would wait. Mr. Burr
he was told 7 wouldn't be carried
away by the excitement II were
you
The young -tuoent took his ad.
vice.
Aaron Burr is in hell a. this min.
ate He dipped his pen in infamy
and wrote his name beside that Of
BENEDICT Arnold
"A great many PEOPLE suppose that
after they havo sccerted Jesus
Christ as their saviour. made a pub
lie acknowledge OF Him as such
and Joined a church, :ha' that is all
here is 10 a Christian life
Well, there is something more.
that comes ny way u experience !
am one OF The kind that believes
that there are constant and increas-
ing blessings TO he had II YOU will
pay the price. hut IL costs something
"a know the rllneos OF Gods power
and TO be able To have God answer
our prayer
Dying Mother and Gambler.
Years ago Mr.. Moody was hold
ING a meeting in Chicago when
man GOT Ip ana said May / say
World
Nj Noody sand If YOU with to
argue or give teeluuonr.. no. can
a. he preaching E,re
THE man told this story His
godly father died and ,h. care Of
the family rested upon lie mother.
! he Young man Was Mid and kept
uad company.
Finally h. left home one night
az he sat al Gdmbling table they
handed him : telegram. and il said
bis mother ~ III He got up and
started out. bat his laser nature as
a'rted itself and called him back
No he said. + Won't 20. won't
Yield 80 WEAKNESS; III stay
"A short time later he got another
message II said. YOU mother is
very weak She is constantly call
ing for Won Come
He went then. II was night when
he reached the village where she
lived beautiful night.
"He left the train aud started to-
ward the horse His way lay past
The graveyard whore he had left his
father asleep. and Ct was only nat
ural that as he came TO II he should
look toward the family plot
In the bright moonlight no saw
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-07

They went into the store and
bought a suit then she said Now
let's 80 20 th" meeting
no. he said, It's TOO late nov
It's $50 So they didn't 40.
"Next day they helped him ia
milk again AMI Tho man and hls
wife started for town In tho even
Ihng When the got there he said
See that man over there Tie
owes me $40. and must so and
gee him
But it'f only $40 She said
That's not much you own $500
acres, and i's Well stocked and We
have money in Tho bank
Yes hc said 'ht I'm going 10
ge. that money And boz logged II
he didn't 20 10 get 81
She said The next day It'll give
Won just two day nm cook up
a lot Of stun and then rll never
fry another egg or boil or bake an
other thing until Won go 10 church .
she few around and chr The
heads of the chickens and turkey.
and baked cakes and pics and little
fa' biscuits They had feast for
three days, then the supplies began
10 play out.
wife Starved Him into Heaven
She began 20 bring bones 20 Tho
"a hIo nnG "a. hon thor. r,.,.. ,,. l.,,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-07

The white stone glIsten.ng there. ana
r.side % Ice saw a uos made mound
Hc mad come too late
He lcaDed over thc fence ana ran
20 the grave and fell upon IL and
cried who'll prar for me now
Mothers dead
"JIe lay there and sobhed IA his
anguish until no. fell .nto n sort ~ a
iccp Men found HIM there and
Carried him To h's home and laid
PIN upon the bel from which his
mother had gone % glory
Again DO sol boa. who'll pray
tor me, now that mothers dead He
found Christ thru Oh, prayers OF Tho
mother who was m Der grave
Why Don't You Come
40 why don't You coue II the
church members would cnlr work
and pray as they should some of
YOU are nor worth tho powder Il
would take 10 blow yCu up Ii had
shown as little interest I'm his -eyiv.
al as some ~ YOU have not ono per.
son would have come down these
a.slcs
The love OF coal has helped to
/ bring on 10 your present state of
mind 7 could stand her" and show
YOU how this S. true II hundred ways
/ hut must 60 on cod Is r. good to
You, Yor 7r- i've today not dead
God has been rstient and has been
waiting for yCu 10 come 10 Sim. lie
IL slow to turn against YOU
Thou art not fan froE The King
dom OF God bl, irs dangerous
/ place a. STAY ir
1T isn't far from where vol SIT
cut IT'S longer Journey than you've
ever undertaken vet only from,
there TO here but It takes more
nerve TO cross thar distance than II
took for soldiers TO face the guns OF
the Confederacy
you are near the Kingdom. but
YOU are still outside You ought 10
come in for tho sake OF Your innu.
cnce
There are men here at this min
ute with al ~ their financial, social
and commercial Influences against
God. hope they will have courage
10 come
at is said that Cortez conquered
Neyico Pizarrc helped to accom-.
Iished a similar result in Peru, but
hc and his lirtle hand met reverses
and became a defeated, troubled
land OF adycnturers.
Some of their friends heard of
their plight and sent rescue vessel
10 the Tsthmus Of Panama. 1t carried
food and they were asked 10 give
81 up and 20 home.
Gone, they aid 10 Pizzaro and
his men We have comforts. and
We come 10 take YOU home 10 great.
or comforts.
1T is said that P'zzaro took his
sword and drew a line on the sand
st his feet lie said TO his men:
On this side of the line are
Cuba and Spain and our home and
our wives and our children and com
! forts-and shame on this side oil
the line are hunger and privatior
End possible death and Peru anC
/ honor
He jumped across the line.
am going to Peru, he said.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-07
D ETROIT TIM E 6

you are not; so long as YOU are on,
~ the Kingdom you are lost
This young man was uCt a booze.
holster lie didn't go down the line
90 fast yuu couldn't see HIM for fog
DC didn't knock 'lo CELLAR on a glass
OF suds and pat under his belt and
r} % Guuh Tho bunch under the
table BE WIS Pooi man
ny morality would have saye0 vim.
Jesus Christ would have said SO.
tn never save you.
I'm venture that no man or wo-
man locking into my fac Is living
according 10 q higher standards OF
morals Than thar y0uns man. but
that didn't save him and that won't
save yuu
Understand mo think his
morality and his seutility were in
bis favor Jesus said that the publl-
can and the harlot would precede
the moral man int heaven What
he meant Was, that # isrt so hard
10 convince publican or a harlot
that he or she needs Jesus Christ.
~ isn't hard 10 convirce a drunk.
ard or down-Gnd-outer that hos
all wrong and needs 10 ret right;
but f. IS hard 20 convince iaoral.
yrtuous, respectable and refined
man that no needs g. be born again
IN the DAYS q Jesus he hardest
people 80 win from sin we're the re-.
specthhle and refined The came Ia
true today. Tho last people 20 com,
into tho Kingdom OF God are lac re-.
fined, respectable and vItuous men
and women
Your morality j. 10 Dc admired.
II is rhc best tninS ou'side oi re-.
ligion, bur IT isn't religion and il
isn't enough You must confess
Jesus Christ
Gods Law the Compass.
You may SOY 10 me Gsn, that "a
small hing 10 keep me OUT of lca
Won"
I've never mad The audaci,y g. ST
IN judgment on he DEGREES OF Gcd
IN" only law OF salvation | know is
His law.
You wouldn't think Of getting on
ship without "a compass, 10 cross
The ucear With compass, il can
80 TO Liverpool and not deyiate two
miles from lfs route unless driven
out OF DC ~ ~toru>
Gods las is ~. compass, the
plan OF redemption is the best thing
1nara why God Ives 81. MS the
only 'trg
There is only one other IS az men
toned 10 tho Bible by winch men
ugh' 1e saved. and that is by the
k'-r.0c ~ 'hu whole LAW Buf W.
cant keep ~ now
"fsr old Law aid Thou shalt no,
commit adultery, bof Jesus aid
Nho.oe,er looketh upor woman
tC lust after her, hath committed
adultery TN his heart already
You don't have 80 break every
Link in a chain IN ortrl TO be free.
You don't have o. commit more than
oue sin 10 b. q sinner
This nan doesn't lie, Int ne com
nts adultery THIS lGan doesn't
commit adultery. Ln' nc hlasphcmee
Snu,gr, everl one 81 tfcmt Sn Is
IN, no matter whether great or
....If
1 a..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-07
Thou Art Not Far From Kingdom
OF COd," Says Evangelist Sunday

TIC touch OF the makers fingers on
IL secret spring The clock was
an automaton, and when the man
touched the spring II moved.
You are not an automaton, but
what you lack Is the secret touch
OF God IN your life When that
touch Is applied youU become all
that God intended you 10 be. and
that touch will not be applied until
YOU accoot Jesus Christ
A difference between the clock
ard YOU is that 10 was an automa
ton while Won have a mind
It's sad 20 see a thing that would
be perfect II II did not lack one
n ne
why 70 you resist the preaching
of the word Il stood up here
and asked You TO be a thief. II |
stood up here and asked you to be
degenerate. II stood up here
and asked YOU 10 be a libertine
yor'd have a right 10 refuse TO do
as asked
"Bu' why ia = that when stand
M here and ask YOU, 10 be Chris
t'ans. Won refuse cant under
stand e. can't understand Why
ans man should resist that invita-
ton. Detroit j. enjoying condI
ton that no other city in the coun-
try Is ENJOYING There have been
elements discovered among You that
Won did not know You had
"You are In condition % mind
20 receive Gods truth that docs not
eylst in any other community They
would give millions in New York
20 have the condition OF mind that
Won have
Christian wife; Goddess husband
u was preaching IN Illinois. in
the mldU OF a fabulously rich val
Icy Thor" wa man there who
owned o.or $500 acres ~ this land
he snoe-ed and wouldn't go 70
church. attic ti. wife pleaded with
him 90 go
she a'd I'm ashamed that
Won won 20 With ne I've helped
ycu 20 gct an thar you've got. got
,ou paw more attention 20 Others
tSgn 10 mo
He said rl. 90 10 tho meeting
bu' I've -o' 20 iIlh tho COWS That
was his job
She said Wen pitch IN ana
help you 20 milk The cove and
they did
%. drove with her 90 roVn. and
WHOM ne got thnre no said I'd be
wiling 70 go 10 the meeting with
VOW AT r.rh' bu' ny clothes aren't
good enough
They're good enough for Won
20 wear 10 lodg she told him. and
th,y'ro good enough for you TO go
around 20 tho neighbors on sun
days.
VOL, ho said they aren't good
enough 30 pca~ 20 church
'Th,nW wei Eo into 'hc store
md GO YOU some clothes. his viz
said
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-11-07

Mrs. Johr Seaman. OF Poughkeep.
sic, y, Y, and Miss Louise Seaman,
@. New York, are the guests Of Mrs.
A. W. Ives, Eason-aye. Highland
Park
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-13
Chief Executive Of Nation
Leaves Bedside Of Dying
Sister to Aid in Settlement
Of Mexican Problems,
EXCHANGES CALLS WITH
CARRANZA DELEGATES


New London. conn, Sept le--Prcs.
idcnt Wilson lent his personal touch
today TO aid the efforts of the Amer.
tcan- Mexican Joint commission in
seeking permanent foundation OF
sympathy and understanding upon
which may rest the future relations
OF the United States and Mexico.
Putting aside for one hour his own
cares and his vigll at the bedside oc
his sister who ~ dying here. Mr..
Wilson exchanged calls with General
Corran2a g representatives. II was
the FIRST time during his administra.
tiou that the executive had dealt per-
eonally with representative of the
Mexican dc tacto government, and the
significance Of this fact was not lost
upon either the American or Mexican
commissioners.
For the first time Also representa-.
tivcs Of General Curranls received dl-
rectly from the man in whose hands
perhaps lies the fate of their country
his statement OF sympathy with tho
aims Of the revelation which hos torn
Mexico
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-13

I OF NUf iIINl tllnc, dlAot representa-
/ tivcs Of General Curranzs received dl-
rectly from the man in whose hands
perhaps lies the fate of their country
! his statement Of sympathy with tho
aims OF the revelation which has torn
Mexico.
struggling Towards Light
Regeneration Of the stricken nation
i must come from within, Mr. Wilson
said ana in answer for his colleagues
/ and himself, Luis Cabrera. Carranza's
minister of finance and chairman OF
/ the Mexican delegation, assorted that
: his country was struggling toward tL,o
liant Of free ana democratic govern
mcut.
( Mr. Wilson laid great stress. il vas
learned on the point as to the present
conference upon which both Score
( tary Lansing and Secretary Lane cen-
! It,rUd their remarks at the first meet
ing of the commission IN New York
the protection Of American lives and
property in Mexico
The president said he hopod tho
commission would be- successful in
finding solution for its problem
which would insure the security Of
Americans not only on the border but
in any part Of Mexico.
The meeting was arranged when the
president arrived Yesterday, summoned
e. the bedside OF his stricken relative,
Mrs. Anna T.. Howe a message Of
sympathy from Mir Cabrera and his
associates was carried TO Mi Wilson
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-01-20


Black orningtons-First, Robert
Lafka; second, A. n, Pattea. The
first pen was the highest scoring pen
in gthe show and won the sfeam incu-
bator.
Black Langshians-First, X Ds
Warner.
Buzz Leghorns-First, j. a. Fosse,
Anconas-First, j. w. Lawler.
R C.s Buff Leghorns-First, J. A.
Fosse.
Dark Cornish First, corson EN-
minger.
s. g. Black Minorcas-First, A. w.
Morton.
Bun Cochin Bantams-First, i. Il.
Bramble.
S. G. White LeghornsFirst, ]. A
Posse
R. c. White Leghorns--First and
second, G.. p. Miller.