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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-03
WALTER T. GILMORE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
NOTRAY PUBLIC

First National Bank Bldg. Phons 1
Practice in Feoeral and State Csut
Morgan City, La.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-03


ed at Morgan City, La, Postoffice,
week ending December 1, 1917:
A
Atchafalaya Shipbuilding Co.
b.
Brown, Cora,
Bates, Fanrley.
Coleman. Bengeman.
G.
Goatcha, Eddie.
Humphrey, Chas.
Hardy, Patty.
Johnson, Elva.
L.
Lovely, Palley Especial deliv.)
Landry, Elanna.
O'Keane, John.
r.
Rhodes, Rita.
S.
Stewart, R. j.
Rosana, Rachel,
Street, No. Pip (RW)
T.
Terner, Lue.
v.
Viner, John (2)
In calling for the above letters,
please say ADVERTISED.
J. P. HEBERT, P. M.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-03

The mystic spell of the Far Es.
enthralls the spectators who witness
the beautiful story of the great s..
hara Desert called "THE GARDEN
OF ALLAH" which comes to tie
Arcade Theatre here for two dam
December 5th and 9Th.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-03

and the latter fell to the ground.
"Thee hath killed him.! "Thee
must escape. Do as l INSTRUCT
So joseph threw his coat in the
water and overturned a canoe, max
ing it appear that he had been
drowned.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
Cooperation Of livery Man and Woman
in Grady County Sci cited in
Great Cause

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g,.sa Z, ,,a.,,,, s.,,u,,o;i u oafonea ,,.as
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II Ainor ,r,i.,n Il. ..,,,i,.,,,o,, ,uar =
.ll,tson socra,.r,. a,ho oon,,,ittoe ad
,an..ad Il ,,aot .,,a,,s, 81 a,nai,+
.o.,..,t,aa aa a,as.aa,o. n. !
..s,s.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
County Council Of Defense
Organized to Help Win War

The Grady county club viii cooper
ate in every possible way with other
clubs, organizations and associations.
The Grady County Council 81 De.
Tense will organize by the selection OF
various committees for lines Of work
ION August &
The committee urges every patri.
otie man and woman to Join the
movement ana help do things said a
member today @Dhe committee wants
the suggestions and advicesand active
assistance OF every one interested in
the success Of our country. Ii You are
fom America and want the United
states to win come and help us.
Full details and plans viii be pub.
Iiahed after August S and committees
named win want advice and assist.
ance IN their work,
'lt's q patriotic duty. It's giving a
little Of your time and little Of your
thought to the service Of your coun.
try but as Americans We cannot do
less.
Lets work and plan and execute for
the common good
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01

ing the lads Of your own community
Just that much closer to the mouths Of
the Prussian cannon
He Burns Money
The man who burns his straw stack
is guilty Of two offenses. In the first
place. he destroys that which win help
win Che war that is. forage for farm
stock; and in the second place. he de-
prives himself Of a source Of profit
Objects Of Food Control.
T. Full inquiry into available
stocks OF food
r. Inquiry into actual costs ana
practices Of producing and distribut-
ing
"S. Prevention Of boarding Of and
speculation in foodstuffs.
q. Requisition Of food supplies ana
equipment for handling them when
IS. Prohibition OF wasteful uses Of
food r. Herbert Hoover.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
No. 1888
THE OKLAHOMA NATIONAL BANK
cbiokashu. Oklahoma.

condensed e compuoer Of Currency at the
close Of business on June 20 lal7
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
WOMAN suapEcrEn

Sheriff Hodge Bailey aud Deputy
John Burroughs went to Rush Springs
yesterday to arrest a farm woman
Who i accused Of stealing a pair Of
shoes from a, d. Smith OF Rush
spglnes She will be brought to
Chieleashas today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01

~ John Potter Tuttle
% A. S. MeElyea, Pocasset
7i J. d Richmond Middleburg.
- William Engelke Nerden
76 Frank Thomas. Chickasha
1e Il. G. Warren Chiekasha
Is NJ. L. ogle, Tabler
19 G. n Sheppard Chickasha
so l., u. Armstrong. Chickasha.
ST Frankie Murphy. Chickasha,
Sc j. a. Frederick Chickasha
So a. W Burge fab.er
S8 j II Canary blanchard
IS W W. Bryan. Chickasha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01
cARNEeIE LIaRaaY auLLgrIn

open 2 TO and tos. Sundays to
>. Phopa 1924.
New books received az the Library
Bosher- People Like That
Cobb-Local Color.
Carpenter-Ci Cinderella Man.
Dayiess- Daredevil.
Dodge SINNERS Dress Suit
Dodge Bonnie May.
Rising Tide
Donnell-Mies Theodosia llearl
Strings.
Eaton Bird House Man
Gray Golden Lamp
Grey Border Legion
Could c~u'n KID
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-08-01

Hall-'cloyer and Blue Grass.
Harris Circuit Riders VIE; CIR
cuit Ridera.
Hueston- Prudence says So.
Johnston Georglna OF the Rain
bows
Lippman- Bnrkses Amy; Martina BY
The Day Martha and Cupid.
Lea Sicily Ann; Chloe Malone.
l.lncoln-Mary 'GusIa.
World's cresset., 1917-10-11
THE BONDS.

TIE second issue of Liberty
Loan Bonds vii. he of two kinds,
registers and coupon.
The registered bonds wlil oe
registered at tne Treasury in
the names Of their o~nCrs and
will be of the denominations OF
$50, 500, $500, 1000, S. 900
$4,000, 100000. Checks for
the interest On these bonds will
b. ulailed from the Treasury to
the owners each sGmiannual.
interested date.
The coupon bonds viii be
payable to bearer and will have
coupons attached Tor the inter.
est They will oe in denonina.
tions of $50, 500, $500. $1,000,
S5, 900, and $4,000. The coupons
can be cashed like Government
check at any bank.
The coupon bonds of this loan
will have only four coupons
attached, representing the semi.
annual interest for tEo Years.
Between November Is, 1919, and
May 10, 1920, the h"lders of
coupon bonts mas, xchange
their bonds for new bonds havirg
:ull sets of coupons. These
Temporary bondS are issued be.
cause the work of engraving 81
many bonds with so large a
numb Of coupons attached can
not be consisted within reas'
onab!e time for delivery;
World's cresset., 1917-10-11
GOOD WORK OF THE BOY
SCOUTS.

Reference has heretofore
been made to the splendid work
done by the Boy Scouts Of
America in promoting the sale
of the first issue of Liberty
Loans Bonds. Though possible
many other subscriptions
aggreeating some $2G,OOO,0OO
we're taken in hy the Boy
Scouts, representing $4,000
individual subsrr ribers.
Seven thousand six hundred
and eighty-six Boy Scouts of
America earned the warservioe
em blend by sci ing 10 or more
Liberty Loans Bonds and will
receive in time the badges of
honor.
The Boy Scout holding the
highest record for bonds sold
is Fred Shelton, of troop !.
May yield. Ky, who sold 324
Liberty Loan Bon4s, aggregating
S24,T5o. He is farmer boy, and
obtained subscriptions for in the
neighborhood of bis home.
The patriotism and efficiency
Of the Boy Scouts will be uutiliz
ed to the greatest extent pos.
sible in the Second Liberty Loan
campaign. 1t is an inspiring
thing to see the boys of America
actuated by a great national feel
ing rendering great national
service. Taey are the citizens of
TO morrow must see the world
safe for democracy. In aiding
the sale Of Liberty Loan Bonds
they are performing their part
to that great end.
President Wilson has Just
issued a letter com manding the
work Of the Boy Scouts in the
last Liberty Loan cam paigu. and
wishing them greater success in
the coming one.
The President will present, it
Is announced a United STATES
flag TO the Boy Scout troop sell
Ing the largest amount Of Liotr,
~ Loan BONDS Of the second
issue.
World's cresset., 1917-10-11
STANDING BEHIND OUR
SOLDIERS.

You are undertaking a great
duty, The heart of the whole
country is with you, Eevery thing
that you do will be watched
With the deepest intepest and
with the deepest soicitude not
only by those who are near and
dear to you but by the whole
Nation besides, for this great
wart draws us all together.
F'' From President Wilson's
address to the soldiers of the
National Army.
If the heart of the whole
country Is with cur soldiers of
the National Army, and il is
believed that it is. the money of
the Nation will De back of them.
The Liberty Loan is to be u Sed
to arm, equip and maintain our
soldiers, to prepare them for
Ehe conflict in France. and
make them as effective and
powerful as possible, and safe
guard them in every way
possible. II addition. i. will be
used to givs them life and
Indemnity insurance and provid e
for heir dependents, The uses
OF the Liberty Loan appeal TO
to every patriotic A nerican, for
it is used for our soldiers and
sailors and the principaies which
they uphold, which the heart of
the whole country is with.
foundation Of our great country
ls liberty: is superstcucture,
peace William Mckinney
World's cresset., 1917-10-11
c. C. C.
Chicago Oct. Z 1917

Chicago Oct. 7 1917,
Dear CRESSET Ed,
| am so proud to have my
name in your tine paper. The
very absOieSence Of it gives 1t a
style no other paper has, l do
not think Bro Orr and Sis. Fors
man use as good words as they
should whea writing to So spitfy
paper,
My sister Nactie, who is in a
big college where they teach
good things say, 1 am right.
CRESSET ngbt is spreading
over 20 the south side, because
|, / told sister Harriet Dewey a.
bout your paper, and he hurried
to get a quarter to send 80 you,
ani so | ain sending it 10 YOU,
and please put her n2me on the
Roli of Honor in big letters for
she knows ali about news papers
she does odds and enGs OF things
in V. Lawscn'a shop. and be
owns the Daily News. l know
you would ike that paper, be.
they wont prlnt II on SUNDAYS,
Every time | read CRESSEr
AN saccharated with champagne e
of Joy, Your paper is al, bios
soming with dainty tendries OF
surprising and delicious enter.
tainment.
| think one reason Bro. Orr
has such a bald head and such a
long arm Is because ne uses all
his gray matter 10 have sense e
nough to write 10 your paper and
his arm is all stretched out
reaching into peoples pockets
to get subscriptions for your
paper. think he practises the
law on Sunday when he takes up
tile collection in church. And
you should see him swinging his
cane as he walks with sister
Lillian and sister Matte, | tell
, you he is some punkIhs.
With the greatest quinteSSen.
Ce Of bonOr ana pOTtOWlnH 10
such superfluous example Of
literary effort.
am. Your Ob't Strv,
Mary Lizzie johnson
World's cresset., 1917-10-11
THE LOAN MUST SUCCEED.

We must make this loan q sue
cess. We can make it success.
The failure Of single issue of
Government bonds would be
wore for America than dissst-
er upon the ta!d of battle We
must never let that happen.
4 few days ago I read the
following manifesto issued in
Berlin by the League of German
Municipalities;
If money talks, the President
OF the United States may learn
By October 10. when tne
subscription lists Close, that the
echo of the new war fund given
by the German people will have
drowned out completely the
clamor OF unending protests to
which his @aply to the Pope has
given stimulus,
Let US meet that challenge by
q subscription to Our Secon d
Libarly Loan on the l7tE Gay CT
October nine days after the close
of the Germ an loan which will
make clear 10 the German
military dcspntism that Ameri
can marshall not alone her brave
soldiers upon The fed her irwin
c,ble Navy uLon the high sees,
hea industries throughout the
length and breadth Ct this land
-FroM Sect. McDoo's Speeca
before the American Bankers
World's cresset., 1917-10-11
THE SECOND LIBERTY LOAN

The bonds of the second issue
Of the Liberty Loan are to be
ISIS ued ander the act OF Congress
approved by the President Sept.
q, 1917.
The amount of the issue will
be 50 OOO.OO0,000 or more;Sa. 900
O0O 600 vii. be offered, and the
right is reserved to ai.oG bonds
in excess of that amount 10 the
extent OF one-half Of the over
subscription. That is if $4,000,
10000 is subscribed the right
is reserved to issue $1,000 900,
GOO more than the SO OOO,OOO,OOO
| The bonds wiz be offered for
sale On Oct. /, 1917 aad
subscriptions will he received
until the close of the hus,aess
day Of Oct. q.
The bonds viii bear date Nov.
10. 1917 and will mature Nov. Il
1892. But the Goverpmer,
reserves the right to call ir anc
pay the bonds in full vitt
accrued interest any tine after
10 years after their date.
The bonds are convertible gol(
bonds and uear 4 per cen
annual interest, he interes
being payable semiannIally OF
= May Is and Nov. Is of each year
The bonds are exempt, boil
: as to principal ard interest
from all taxation now or Der,
,. after imposed by the Unitet
: States, any State. or ary othe
|possessiods of the United State,
or by any local taxlng autborit,
except ta) estate or ihheritanc,
taxes and (o) graduated audi.
iOnal income taxes commonI,
known as surtaXes, and eXces s
profits and war'pfotits take
now or hereafter imposed. The,
are not liable to the ordinar,
Federal income tax.
The interest on an amount O
bonds the principal of whic
does not exceed S. 600, owne,
by an individual, partnership
association, or corpora tol, ar
exempted from the taxes proyiG
&c ior in clause (bl above.
The right is given to ho der
of bonds TO exchange 70. bond
Staring higher rate rate of il
World's cresset., 1917-10-11

terest if any such shall later be
issued by the United States be-
fore the termination Of the war
This conversion privilege must
be exercised. if at all, within six
months after the issuance OF
such niger rate bonds.
World's cresset., 1917-10-11
FROM SUNNY CALIFORNI.

IIGN/~ SONA> SnAIt SAeN4s
Dear Dditor I thought l would
send you a few Items for the
CRESSET.
CLIPPED FROM THE
FRESNO REPUBLICAN.
Tular. Sept. 29th.-A carload
of dr.ed peaches comprising sew.
enteen tons were shipped from
the Santa Fe station today con.
signed to the North Ontario
Packing Company at Hanford.
The PEACHES we're grown On
the W. A. Smiths Ranch North
east CT this city 5y F.. NJ. Finley
who has the place under lease.
TIE shipment represents the
harvest from 30 acres of trees
and at 81 cents the price re.
ceived will bring S3060,00 or an
average CT $1,000 10 the acre,
Little Mildred Finley Kever
tine who has been very sick Is
improving finely.
Mrs. Frank Finley has gone 10
K. G, to visit two sisters and will
20 on to Neb. to visit her father
and another sister;
School has been going on two
weeks they have formed q conni
pany of 45 Cadets, the Prof. W,
S. Freu went to Los Angeles
Friday tc purchase the uniforms.
M. D. Stewart will leave for
LOS Angeles to visit bis son Ed.
Stewart.
Mrs j. II. Absher is sick with
an access in her head.
ChaS Kevertine has gone to
the Murreta Hot Springs Oh
account of Rheumatism.
! Arch Smith is bai,inR hay,
Rev. W. G, Bucherer will
preach his farewell sermon at
! the M. E. Church tonight, He Is
en- able speaker aud will be
missed by all,
J. D, Finley will move TO Dinu.
da to take care OF his brother in
laws ranch who ha. been called
to the war.
The Raisin crop has about all
been taken care of.
To the writer's nf the CRES'
SET wish you would all send
some more iteIns, so we can see
what the folks in Dear Old Mo-.
are DONG,
From an Old Missourian.
World's cresset., 1917-10-11
LOCAL LORE.


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f,r fa, ,,oou,
1o0D - LILA w os iri1na'y hl'
Iii yOu want TO buy chgep goous
20 10 .IJuntan urove and while
ther5 a. nov lorg3t Mr.. Covert
and o..
MI One R,oo and wife aud
daugu.ur [lum Hlckur, utt at,
tnnae ,,,. M,,.,,,osury,o.s at
tne N5.,ov an las, Snpdav
SW4Ls ala Two graYu uauSLLers
ATTENDED, the Matrimonial serVl.
cas ~. tj,. Eo,,nv an ,.sh Apn
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
PUBLIC APPROVES
AUTOFOR NURSES
VIII MEAN EFFICIENT sERyICE
Money Should be Raised at Once That
Automobile May be Put 10 Service
Coming Of Good Weather.

The proposition fo purchase an au-
tomobile for usz of the visiting nurse,
Miss Edna Flanagan and her assist
ants. advanced ~ local business
man, has met with general approval
and the public seems anxious To CO.
operate in procuring the much needed
machine. Numbers of encouraging re-
plies have been received relative To
the raising of the necessary amount
To- procure the auto, and there is no
reason why the proposition should not
90 through to completion. and that iu
@ very short time
There is no question ia the mind of
anyone as 10 the absolute need of such
2 conveyance for the use of the visit
ing nurse It is her right to be pro
Wlte1 with a machine adequate for her
needs and she should have 1T as q Gift
of all the people Of the city. Her work.
tha public knows, takes her from one
extreme end Df the city 10 the other in
The course OF q day, her presence often
being necessary on very short notice
Eu order to save g. life, perhaps Id re-
laTa great suffering With a more
efficient means Of getting from place
TO place she would be able to give more
service 1u less time and give It with
much more satisfaction to herself.
Under present arrangements an extra
nurse and sometimes two extra nurses
are employed O. part of each month TO
assist the regular visiting nurse flo
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
RAIL- pARk FnR RENT.

Sealed proposals viii be received at
mayors Office until 3 o'clock p n.
March 10, 1917. for lease of Island City
ball park for year ending March L.
1918 Rent must be paid for year i'm
advance. lessee 10 return park 20 the
city Of Rock Island in as good 2 condi-
ton as received. ordinary repairs,
alterations. requirements, etc. must be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

Au the news All the time The
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02

her work With a more rapid means
Of going from home TO home. the ser
vices Of at least one Of the extra
nurses could be dispensed with much
Of the time and thus save money to
the general public.
Make Is Calls a Day.
The nurses have made as many as
$50 calls on patients in a single month,
which means an average of Is calls 8
daE- A woman IN her round Of social
calls would consider five visits in an
afternoon d day well filed and she On
these calls has nothing 10 do but be
sweet and pleasant. The nurse in her
is calls q day has to be sweet ana
pleasant. bat she also has 10 work
give baths under conditions that are
not easy. administer massage treat
ueuts. haudage broken limbs. injured
fingers. dress and wash babies and
tend to their mothers, and that is not
aiE-she aispenses much charity where
she finds that such is needed
Surely the people of Rock Island
viii do their part IN tightening her
Iab0rs as far as is IN their power. The
association. under which the visiting
nurse works. prOcures means for car
rv5ng on the work by popular sub
scriptious and is not in a position 10
furnish q machine for the nurses use.
It is therefore up TO the people to give
their money and interest. and let's do
it now
The Argus will be glad 50 receive
subscription for this cause and for
ward the money 10 Miss Flanagan to
be used hy her in the purchase Of q
machine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-03-02
S ; 90
paid for hy lessee.

|aIl TOT ~ lessee
Separate bids will be received for
lease of ground north OF baseball park
extending north about z20 feet betw cen
Ninth and Tenth streets
The city reserves the right 10 reject
any or all bids
JOHN A NURRTN
Commissioner.
Rock Island H.. Feb. % 1917.
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WEATHER

FAR tonight and Friday little change
in temperature.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-03

Ssxc, seconds (ss to 81 score), S7&g
3ss.ci thirds. 37Gs7isci unsalted. higher
than extras. ilhG42e; extras. 4oaGile
frsts. ash1iOc; seconds, SShGssc; state
dairy tubs. finest ssh9ioci good to prime
3sG39c; common to fair. 36d37hci reno
waited. extras. s7Lae; frsts. 36isq37 lower
grades. 35G36c; ladies. current make, irsts.
S4l2G35c; seconds. sac; lower grades. $50
S3i3c; packing stock. current make. No. !.
3ic; No. 2, 33iac; lower grades, 32A9S3e.
Cheese.-Receipts, 4,es6 boxes. State,
whole milk. fats. fresh colored, specials. ~
d22Ac; white, 21AG22c; eolored, average
run. 21hd2l%c; white. 2li2c; prime to
choice. 20hd2lci lower grades, $50 zoe
twins. fresh, colored. specials, &c; white.
FIX 22c; colored. average run. 2lisg
double daisies, 2S@2sAc: Wisconsin whole
milk, fancy, twins, white, fresh, 2ll2@22c ;
single daisies, fresh. 23Hd23i2c; double
daisies, 23q23Iac; Young Americas, "a i2c
state, skins, fats. specials. l5l2Gl6i2c ;
twins and eheddars. I5it9l6l1c; fats. prime
to choice, l2@lilac; twins and cheddarss.
prime to choice. l2Gliizc; fair 10 good
SGl0c: lower grades, 397c.
Eggs.-Receipts. 1871 cases. Fresh gath.
cred extras, dozen. 3994Oc; extra frsts.
S7G3sc; Arsts, 1886; seconds. 3O@S3c
third, and poorer. 25G2sc; dirties, No. l,
2S6 29c No. 2 and poorer 20G27c; checks.
good 10 choice, dry, 26927c; under grades,
ls425c; state. Pennsylvania and nearby
Western hennery whites. fine 10 fancy. 47d
4Sc, ordinary 70 good, 4Sgi6c; gathered
whites. good to fine. 42Gi6c; poor to fair.
32Gi0c; Western and Southern, gathered
whites, 32G42c; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby, hennery browns. 40Giic; gathered
brown and MIXED eolors, 34G40c.