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The Ordway new era., 1917-04-06

Olney Springs. The Olney post
office has been raised from that of
the fourth class to third class po-
sition.
The Ordway new era., 1917-04-06

The American flag should be wav-
ing over the Ordway school building,
and according to arrangements 1t
will be soon. The old flag has been
worn out and another is being Sc
cured.
The Ordway new era., 1917-04-06

EXCELSIOR MOTORCYCLE FOR
sale or trade; will trade for live
stock. Elmer Jackson, ordway, Colo.
The Ordway new era., 1917-04-06

Farmers are getting moro cows
and moro farmers are getting silos.
The Ordway new era., 1917-04-06

Ather in Ordway.
ring municipal cleo
kther stormy nature.
Dut the worst day Of
election day . year
The Ordway new era., 1917-04-06
Cows. sows and silos-

Charles p. Hanson and wife 10 b.
p. Belshe. \ ne X 11-11-Sss
The Ordway new era., 1917-04-06
BOGUS CHECK CHARGED.
5fTrom Pueblo Star-Journal,

4tIRkVM 'V60AO OIdI-JOuIudIJ
ssMarthy youth giving his name
q Nike 0aetAno" and his residence
- 1emphiD, Tenn, was arrested at
k&nh brotherss store on North Main
Monday afternoon after he is
= sto have tried to pass a ficti-
l2o40 49k for $40 in payment for a
+. a. was signed &c. G. Sea-
lsyS told Chief ]. M. DAILY
th4& ~ him by G. G. Seelye,
nn1N - telephone company,
In ~ f work performed in
Seelye comes down
here ear the matter up"
~ deo54 did some work for
:1e toINp ompany in the Ord
NY oMee m, sister is an op-
HetoEs 1&& elye owes me q lot
ox44 money N that"
-Que ed by the chief the
11F 61c4U14 confused and ad-
Tat ~ had never seen Mr..
Was made by Patrol
4HCvern. Gaetano, who
M about 10 years old,
~ cell pending an in
10 is we'll dressed and
appearance.
~ drawn on the West
NIX and was returned
pount." It was writ
lful scrawl. the en-
e back apparently in
riting as on the face.
The Ordway new era., 1917-04-06

The early attempts to introduce
sugar beet culture in the United
States were failures. In 1889 the
two small factories then in existence
produced ,S91 tons Of sugar. Under
the McKinel law of 1890, which pro-
vided bounty of two cents a pound
on domestic sugar production, four
new factories were erected, and when
the bounty was repealed tie six fac
tories were producing 10000 tons of
sugar a year.
Under the ad valorem Wilson law
of 1894 no new factories were
ed. The Dingley law of 1897 fixed
the rate of duty on SO degree foreign
raw sugar at 1851 cents per pound
and as direct result of this legisla-
ton nearly, if not quite, S1O0,OOO,-
600 has been invested in the domes-
tic beet sugar industry.
At present there are eighty-four
beet sugar factories in the United
States, located in eighteen states, as
follows: Arizona, l; California, 10;
Colorado, Is; Idaho. 5; Indiana, |;
Illinois, /; Iowa, /; Kansas, l; Mich
igan, 16; Minnesota, l; Montana, l;
Nebraska, 3; Ohio, S; Oregon, l;
Utah, IL; Washington, l; Wisconsin.
a: Wyoming, 2.
In 1915 these factories purchased
6,511,274 tons of beets, grown on
6l1,3O1 acres of land. During the
1876 campaign they employed
between 10000 and 10000 men, dis
tributed SIS, 100000 to farmers, sup
ply houses, railroads, wage earners,
ETC., paying approximately $4,000
farmers nearly s37,000,000 for
beets and produced S74,220 tons Of
sugar valued At $4,000. During
the present 1867 campaign it is
estimated that approximately 1,000,-
The Ordway new era., 1917-04-06

Perley F1uke's friends entered hi
name and he received 2S votes TO
trustee.
The Ordway new era., 1917-04-06

Olney Springs-There was consid-
cradle of .; contest in the election
here Tuesday and the independent
ticket was prtncipally the winner.
The vote Wa8 ~ fOllows:
Hne MayOr
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SamusI 6ubbarb's Nadidb an bs,
Oft 5. GtrdBs, 81.
guitabe Wsnb an Soiepb y. Co.
renb, 30 Bel 200 SUB an Der WeItfeitI
Der GIenmors apenue in Weitwcob
$1.OO.
Marp Drobeyid an Soiepbine Col
Tins, SO BEL 165 Sub an Der norb'
tpeitIihen gde Der Ulariet unb eo'
lumbia Strabs in Reabins, 81.
Qaiprenee U. JsgIer an Soispb 8
Webtr, Gots 1868 unb S55 in 4ofin.
ger unb s5optins pisrtsr llntsrabtbti'
lung in gImfpoob, 81.
0lorenee O. aennebp per Sbriff
an George 6. Speer, unssfibr AZ
Mder Qanb in Geftion 19. Spcamort
solpnIbip. $4,000.
Georse 6. Spesr an Soispb @sn'
tile, basIelbs giesntbuln, 81.
Mpers p. Cooper an gntbonf
aoars, 80 SUB on Der Rorbi.ite Der
SbIsrnatcrD 4penue, 81.
>@irsinta R. Yur9 an @lma W.
9inaonner. 100 bei go Jub an Der
Sftieite Der anbrep Ipenue, bilbsno
9beil bon Got 2 in Birsinia ".
gur6s llnterabtbeiluns. 81.
Sobn Sauer on SacDb guttsrfdb,
30 bei 100 Sub an Der Sitisits Der
Sauer glpenue. $50 Jub nOrbIi4 Der
Barter Ipsnue, 81.
Sofepb 9. MeairIeb an Mauyit:
StoIler. 16 bei Sc Gub an Der norO,
ipeiiIihen Gde Der a. unb Glen
Sirabe, 81.
Die Merte M.dftp 60. on Sfaac
unb syranf 9pfeloff, 80 BEL 150 5nb
an Der glorbpeitfeii. Der Mcainlsp
9tDenus, 468 SUB nSrbIi9 bsr gDsr!
Roob, 81.
Sdrrp Oldham II. Mnb. an 6barfss
W. 2eslie, 5beiI bon gfod Q unb 8
in Sohn sotten's HahluB on Der
Rorbieite Der @ranbin Rpnb, 81.
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u. 8. M., 800.
sfannie 4. eGsiportb an prcDibtnt
g. g. u. Z. &c., $1,000.
syreb.rid Dealer an Gblpin o. eb>
rih, $125.
aiusuit $. Sirid,ausr an eDdnItOn
gahf. $4,000
Uaatibep s. @ailep an aiberal 8.
II. 9. Co.. $1,000.
Role 9. R.ab an O'8rpanDiIe ..
II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Wartin ycuns an llnith y. u. ..
Co., $1,000.
Saeob aapp on 9lbnr Graness,
$1,000.
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] V

slrtbur bon Sparrbof mibte e
tpobl fir ieiue gfIi6t sebaIten babeil
lllrits Whutter, 8oreeiesten iulb ge.
faniltan ben iiltereiionten San iofori
IN FOLDER geIei,dting mit5iitbeilelt,
baB ale eegen Hita oas beufbdr
| i6ledteite @orurtbeiIt betamerl. aus.
bride ipie rEroititirirte", rfontnurne
9trne" gingen inter ben &anleraoen
bon Wliinb au Runo iulb penn ulrif
aud bas Shlimnrite uidt 5u boreil
befain, 10 ipiirte er bod, bnb CT bier
tuie Elm @usidsiaer eelnieben puroe.
Wfit tiefem Groa idJieb er obne Gong
uno Slang aus Dem 9ienit.
glber nod berber mar es, oaf feline
itol5e Wtutter linn feine nriinoIihe
alusipra6e sepGbreu fpoIlte, bis er
| ibr iein @ort gegeben bate, nit Hita
81 breben; oantit mar aiih cine sln.
nGberung an Die eirBige Sdtpeiter
linrpoglih genodt. Die Whitter sa5
Inn bier @oden 8eoelfSeit, OBJ er iif
nod bon Der ~Perion" loien moae
ober nidt. @ern niht. ipo1e meoer
fie, nod Die iibriseBe1Danbtitaft nit
ibm ettpas 5u tbum baben. Sie BABE
latt teitarnentdriider geitiuuniing
ibren @atten bis on ibren Eob bas
freie @erfiigungsredf iiber bas
Stammgut uno bas 8aarperrnogen.
l1lrid aber ieien bonn Batter MIR $500
0earf jGbrlid aIs 3uifuB ausseiest
fDoroen. 9ie Slunne ipiiroe er mad
ipie Dor 6iird ben ganfier IN Berlin
erbaIten. 9ie on6ern 3400 Wdrf, bic
iie ibni jdbrIib 5ugelegt, neil bas
2eben in Der @nrbe tbeier fpar, iper.
be iie ibm aber porer,tbaIter. petn er
bic oBericn" beiratbe. Snfel Mdr
auf arants bate erfldrt, ibn ertterben
5u ipollen utb beseIeifen Eofite III.
rife In Sannober. CT icae 9uBe tbun
fir ietnen ,u,erb5rteu GreDel ,,ab iet
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Grnubeisent9nmS .llebertrasnnsen.
@ineinnatt. IA. @drs.

y Gtneinnatt, IA. Utar5.
Charles Saudi ON Miginm Sau4,
Got so. 80 in 8. Sd. SarbuusBs
llntsrabtbeiIunS an Der MeUiiden
glpenue, 81.
Gopurb 5. Wlc2(rble, per Sberiff,
an Warsaret Grolue, Cots IT, is
unb 10 in Soropsr's IniernbtbsiIuns
an Der Columbia 2lpe., $23.
Die NOrtb College Sia Realtb
Go. an 6. 6. Griesmer unb 3. 3.
@rissmer. Got % in linion Sapinss
Realtp gompdup's lInterabt6tiIlIns
tn Nortb college Slll. 81.
Grant gmminger an syrontlpn %.
Gmmineer, Cots 76 unb II in llns
terabtbeiluns bon .. 81. Cages Nad.
lab In Goirmoini, 81.
Qeurietta psteriobr an WlarY uub
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8rnnbriaentbm .SnpOtbefsu.
etnaetraaeu

Veu eIH Delru eH.
aIbertba Meglure an 3. Z. 3um'
brini. S400.
g.orss 6. SyoFttt an elutbOnp )
9off $500.
Rarp TtbIsr On alpha .. II. g
Co., $1,000.
Rarb Q. Rub.p on albert Bar
Jlesi, S375..
Rarp WlesIer uu Senristta pstsrs
fobn, $400.
Roie o. Sboebottom on Carrie @.
Ortmnn, SPOT.
Senrb ]. GnabsIldmp on 2enog 3.
u. g. Co., $1,000.
Catherine DigssrinsIob an Gsns
traI Rprtppob 3. u. 6. a., $27O.
Sarbin s. 9tourb on bo., 5000.
Sobn W. GIab an Robert .. Sas-
fins. $500.
Sorspb arutbaup on Ct. gtrnarh
prpsrsNipe 3. II. 6. u. Co., $500.
Wlatbias G9fpab an bo.. $1,000.
gifelIs 8. slsipbursb an Central 3.
II. 6. Co., 5000.
GiieIla 9. Reubursb an bic Reebl
Wobbur Co.. $500.
aIfsrt 80. Sabiporb an Big Sour
9. II. g. Co.. $1,000.
Rpseos g. Wnlisr ON ysoripoob
8istp 9. u. 6. Co., $1,000.
Siaat Soutin an Jrsb. 8. gon'
tnnt, S100.
Joisphine Collins an Come .. II.
6. Co., $500.
Soiepb Z. Websr on bo., $500.
emil Z. pabner on 2odIanb %. II.
6. Co.. $500.
gIi5abetb q. Wartin on Reabins
.. IL. 6. Co., $1,000.
Wiliam 8. grDipn on Sohn 3.
siee, $3.50.
9atban Snibman on 2ibraI 6. Il.
8. Co.. $500.
gbitb 9riseoe an College Sin Pros
grsIIipe 9. II. 6. Co., $500.
5trrp ausnniHs an college 5ill
6. II. Q. Co.. $1,000.
elBa penman an Warb 9erflep,
5000.
Jrontts M. 5ensebpIb on WeIt
Gincinnaii 3. II. g. Co., S2750.
Mauriee GtolI.r on German 4me.
rienn 6. u. 9. Co.. $2250.
geiilstt Sppotbeten.
5srman gisbsmsper an 2snog ..
u. 6. Co., $500.
Rattle Wt. Gtraub an Sncamore
Strett 3. o., $1,000.
Gbna W. Sisbsrt an Delta 6. u.
Co.. $500.
aatb Ratt an Rsabins Q. u. 8.
Co.. $500.
Sacob gDinblt an ct. gernarb 6.
II. .. U. Co.. $1,000.
Wm. SO. gbsd an Carthage g. u.
g. u. Co., $500.
Sba J. aongnsder an garbM .. u.
6. Co., $500.
Narp gtrfon on Goutbern Sbip
g. II. 3. Co., $2500.
4nbp Subsr an Central Horipooo
3. II. g. Co., $500.
Gntb miaaerineIob an Milbert g..
Grnolb. $1,000.
CLARA q. Robrer an prouibent
Sabinss .. u. 3. Co., $3.50.
Gs.iter Campbell on Ulabijpn 3.
u. Eo. 2. s2250.
GbnrIss g. Gmitb an SHamors g.
u. g. Co., s2400.
Wliss Roisn an gfOis gbrman,
$3.50.
Sas. g. 1aI an s. 6. pa8OuS.
$153.
GIisabetb aoepe an Mefnn Ger.
man Danf, $1,000.
gbparb o. Sfptnlins an GONE
Sdpinas gdnf Co.. $4,000.
Winnis q. Bacon an Cartilage G..
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; On ben felt qlbmud Der bipIO.

- Sn ben felt abtnu4 Der bipIo.
matifden ge5isbunssn su Dsutldr
lamb perflofeuen Dodeu III Der An'
branq bon bier ltb,nbtn Muslnnnsril,
riamsnilif, 9eutifen unD Stlttrrs's
tbsrn, bi. iib I'M bic erldnguns bss
ansritanii6sn giirstrredts bsiptrbtrl,
elm f.iipi,lipfsr. alis gslpsis bnflr
tann bisnsn, bab in Rem yOrt an q
lem 9age iiber 10000 Naluralliaits
onssspapisre ausseItent ipurhtn On
itartiisn III Der alnbrdus IN NeD
g)orl. glspefanb, ct. pduI. Wlinnsas
ppIts, Duiutb, Detroit. 81. 2ouis,
Giactpaa, Hoiton uHp pbiIabsIpbia.
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Der 0alcnpftnnig
gsopelIe bon ernit g drill.
(Gortfebuns.l

L
gs mar finiter I'M Sai,sflur. @t
mar 0tita eeblieben2
llnentidloiien, oh er tab ibr rufer
ioate, tappte er lib lansiam Dor
mdrts, = oa iagte iie gang IN ieinel
! gtdbe:
ngtiht babin; bas gebt in ben ael
Ter. g8arten Sic eilen glugeublid
bis ib Die 2anlpe allSii,rbe!"
g8ie aber 0ns 5itternoe 2id)t oes
Sdn1p6ens ben Sllrr 5u erbellen be
eunn, ibrat bas MdOd,en nod eiitnn
5uiammen. lllrid nabm ibr nainlid
oas Sdnphen aus Der Sano, itelltl
es alif Die glnri6te am @ldieridranf
ieincllSelm ieste er baneben iino oanl
untidlang er bas 5itterilbe Wsao6en
oas Die slugen geibloiien bate, 5oe
es on iid iinb iagte 70 rlbig er fonn
te, obi6on Die gelpaltige getpegune
ieinergulpfinbung iullner wie6er bin
bllrdBitterte:
rTita, iei gang itin unb bore mid
an! Dab if bid lieb babe, bait oi
generft. 9aB id feinen Sters treble
ionberu neiu aan5eS 9eben Dir bic
ten mill, m,bt bu mir glaiben. Sd
bin bereit, meinen 9ienit aiif5ueeber
itnb aIs einfaher 2anbpirtb ooer Der
gleiden nein @.ot 5u Deroienen,
ipenn on mid Iieben fannit! Stia
Jag mir ni6ts bon oeiner @erganget'
beit, - Die Sailptiafe peiB if, -
i6 mill gut MAIDEN, mas g,lore &C.
iiinbigt! Sag mir rllir, oh ou mein
@eib iperben ipilit uno farrnitl Sd
idaffe Did iofort BON bier meg 81, Ell.
mem befreunbeten 8aitor aufs 2ano
bis ih alles georbnet babe, baB mir
beiratben fonneat SdiittIe aber uitt
Den Gopf, iage mir rlrr ems, oh on
mid liebit."
sd borf nidJt," fIiiiterte iie ,litter
berDorbrebenoen Sbraneu.
.@ar,lm niht2~
,@seil ib bid lngIiitlid utnhe!~
Gid! - IIip Iiebit on nribl"
llno er bob iie in ben itarfen arrnn
bon Ger grbe auf, baB iie feinen on.
bern Salt bate als bieie grlne iulb
6en Stiispuitft icires &6rpers. 9anu
fiibte er iie. sSest crit idIang iie tire
slrlne Inn ietnen Rafen, bors bas
Saiipt nn ieiner @rult un6 ibIudBte
peiter.
sSbm mars feierIi9 ieIig su Mhttb;
- er bate iautset iino beten tonueu
5usIei9.
8ann idauerte tie suiaatu,eu ,u,S
ilt)te ii9 IosSuu,aberi.
~@as lit bir2"
r2ab midi Gs eebt ia niht ON!
Gu Elm gbreitnla,n uub i1. >. -
.Weeiue ebrIihe, Iiebe Drdittl~ In.
terbrad er iie id,1en.
o@iein @ott, es ia ,rrurosIid! Sir
mid mars 81 grob i,rto su ibon, -
un6 on Diritit es bereuenl sSSd bdnfe
Dir, bab on mir ioIbesSIiid bon Srn
ge3eigt. Sd piu oarm sebren unb
baran benfeu, foImtee id Iebe. Gber
Deiter eeb nidt. GO idIeht bin id
nidt, 70 OuuuH aud nitt, baB ih ioL
DIES Spfer bon bir amtebmen fdunl1
rShuadl Sd nil gIiidlid tperben
IN 6einer 2iebe!. fIiiterte er beib
iutb fiibte iie tpieber.
9as 2dnpdeu fIaferte dngfiIit
oiIf uub nieber, aIs uiibte es iterben.
9os brahte bic 2ieberlben oiiseirnr
Der.
gfita rabm bns Gdrlpden, er ben
SeIm ullo bann eingen iie Sanb in
Sanb birauf. @n feiner Siruuertbiir
nod Elm Ionger a1ib una es uuibte &c.
i6ieben iein flu beiite.
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Gin s6rtIfder gate.

a.: rDu, mo baft Du benn Define
Iyraus SD mS9p mai mid ibr tans
5en!"
g.: rDprt an Der SGllIe fiBt ii.,
Menn Du nit ibr getuuSt baf, ies'
ts n,tS u:eb1 9iuF
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batts, ni&t annsbmen. gbe Der @rai
ben &leinen alf Die grbe ieste, briidte
er Jpn an iia. ipdbreno Elm pebmiitEiz
ses 2dGeln iiber feline 3iiss flos. unb
tiibte ibn auf bic @anse, bic aud
gIHabetb porbin nit ibren 2ippen
beriibrt bate. 4
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
RED CROSS KNIGHTS

l will be Red Cross Knight!
l will wear the Sign!
l will help the godly fight
With the strength that's mire!
Some may blow the stirring fife;
Some may win a sword;
Some may give precious life
Fighting for the Lord.
But at home task is plain
Not the field for me.
Yet with heart and hand and brain
Solcier may be!
l may knit and sew and fold;
I may sa:e and give
Pennies, dollars, notes or gold
That our boys may live.
Take the Cross and lend hand
In the goodly fight,
Children of a gallant land,
Each a Red Cross knight!
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19

Today Tuesday q matinee and q
sixAt performance ut The Evenge-
sEse for the benefit Of st. Mary
Chapter, American Red Cross, will
~ held. Mrs. NJ. p. Palmer and her
nuiatsnts are in charge Of the event,
- knowing the earnestness and love
- the work in which she is engaged
Hand having the konwing way to in
sfhpe her zeal to her assistants, Mrs.
.pshner will make the occasion more
I'm . success.
Manager Loeb has chosen . won
anfful film for the event, featuring
larie Doro, one of the most sue
epssful leading actress of Filmdom,
1sCastles For Two"
There will also be Big Surprise
III those who will attend. Admission
+ and 10 cents.
Wednesday, Tag Day
All day, Wednesday, tag tables
|feeated in various pisces Of the city
md in charge Of Mesdames T. E.
breher, T. W. Schmidt, {, Maurice
Blum, Hy. Loeb, E. A. Pharr and E.
Moberly, Jr., ana assistants will
~ that every one in Morgan City
Ind vicinity is properly tagged with
fAe Red Cross insignia; and oil these
adies being tfar-seeing will insure
"a universal .aeging Of the popula-
&ion Of Morgan City. +
On Wednesday also will take place
~ ,REI.IEF FIND DRIVE. A..yisit
from house to house by Mesdames
q. Z. Fisher, J. M. Dyer, VIM. Kre-
isle, Ralph Loeb, M. p. Palmer, Al
IIpEU6tteia lfiss Lens Stanfiard
Ind their assistants will be made in
he interest of St. Mary Chapter to
eceive contfhutbns rds the Rehei
Fund of the Chapter.
y Company "c"s in "Sham Battle.
On Wednesday evening froms6 t.
:30 O'Clock, the soldiers Of the
company unders their efficient officers
will give an exhibition drill at ths
Baseball Park, There will be yaricu.
var jm8n& &uveb,s dsmonstration =,
A@N #MM#N
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19

uation demands-no less. If people
will meet the situation with the
spirit we will have our wall of gran
ite in no time, put life and heart in
to our shaken allies, do tremen-
dous work before our armies begin
to fight, and so deliver tremen-
dous punch, straight from the Amer
lean shoulder, at German military
power. The man who grumbles at
taxes and at the call to subscribe
will do well ~ keep in mind the
thought that if France and Russia
and England break down he will be
paying everything he has to German
tax collectors for the rest of his
natural life. That's all there is to it.
That's precisely the way mates
stand.
Canada" continued Mr.. Dawson,
"has raised $16,OOO,000. A cores
ponding amount for our Red Gross
would be $180,O00,0OO. Therefore
our requests are reasonable, most
moderate. We want subscriptions
from everybody rich, well to do
poo:. 1t must be a national under.
taking in the finest and most
thorough sense Of the word. We
would like to have 20,000,00O mem.
hers. for the American Red Cross il
we can get them"
Mr.. Dawson, keeping his own ef-
forts in the background as much as
that was possible, complimented the
labors of his associates in the War
Council and of the officers and
workers of the big general organiza.
ton, saying he had never in his life
encountered more Of patriotic zeal
"But the factor that made the
plan possible" he said, sis the un-
derstanding and appreciation shown
by the President. He sees what is
ahead. That is what all Americans
must see. Too few of US have real.
lied that we are in war to the bitter
costly end, and that the more swiftly
we act now the less bitter and cost
" the struggle will be for u.s."
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
Red Cross Benefit at Evangeline
Tonight; Tags and Big Sham
Battle AtBan Park Wednesday;
Also Dance At Army Camp
franklin. Patterson and Charenton to Celebrate
Red Cross Friday, Saturday and Sunday

trench warfare, first aid to the
wounded, squad and company drills,
rifle-fire practice, standing, kneel-
ing, laying down and as = climax a
"SHAM BATTLE" will be staged.
Admission 15c and 25c. On return
ing to their camp in Lawrence Park,
the Company will entertain the
lovers Of the Terpsichorean art, to .
Red Cross Dance in their Mess Hall,
Music by the famous Schriever
Band. A charge Of S cents per dance
for each couple will be in effect.
Mrs. T. w. Schmidt will have charge
of the selling Of the tickets and also
of the refreshments.
The ferry will be. run to accom-
modate the visitors on the Berwick
side.
Thursday Night
The Arcade will give q matinee
and night performance for the bene-
fit Of st. Mary Chapter, American
Red Cross. Miss Stannard and Mrs.
Blum are in charge Of this enter
tainment and a successful one will
it be in their hands. A vital, timely
and intensely interesting film has
been chosen for the occasion with
the incompatible. leading lady, Alice
Brady, in DARKEST RUSSIA,
Refreshments will b sold by the
Boy Scouts and Mrs. H. J. Williams
will be in charge.
Friday Night assa..aa h
A Card Party will be given at the
Elks Home beginning at $3.50 p. m
An admission fee Of 25c will be
fchsraeds Mrs. !. M Dyer win have
s,charge Of the card tables and Mrs
AlbertI Gotten will preside over the
Epppch bowl and cake which will y
provided at additional cost.
ssf Saturday--C Ckarepton Day
I This will be the great attraction
Of the week. Charenton is a .gooe
place to go at tlany time, but on tina
day the entire parish will meet ther'
not only to enjoy themselves hh
to participate in the RED Gross
! III sy - Il &
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DAY. Bathing Houses, Restaurants,
Dancing Pavilion have all agreed to
donate to St. Mary Chapter half of
their receipts. There is tremendous
good time ahead for next Saturday.
Mr.. ]. R. Drackett will run the ferry
to accommodate the cars from Nor
gan City on the return trip having
consented to fix no limit as to time
even after midnight. Everybody in
the Parish is expected to be at the
Shell Beach next Saturday and helr
St. Mary Chapter.
Sunday-Patterson Day
All the parish is invited to attend
the great celebration that Patterson
intends to give for the Benefit OF
the St. Mary Chapter next Sunday
The celebration will be in charge Of
Mrs.W. D. Roussel. The details of thi:
affair are withheld from the public
as the originators of it want it to be
a genuine surprise to the visitors
Be sure to be in Patterson next Sun
day to receive the surprise intended
for you and at the same time hell
the RED CROSS.
Franklin and other towns in st
Mary Chapter are planning big
things for this week but have will
held their plans from other parish
units.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
TO PROPERTY OWNERS

of Morgan City and Berwick:
NOW is the time to have repairing
or building done. Drop me a line and
l will furnish an estimate on any
class of inside or outside woodwork
building, or decorating. Address
Lock Box 2O2, Morgan City, La.
P. B. GHIRARDI.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
CENTRAL EUROPEANS IN
Sc THE UNITED STATES

Washington, D. C. June Is, 1917.
The natives of Germany, ,Austro-
Hungary, Bulgaria, and Turkey now
residing in the United States aggre-
gate approximately 4,662,000, or
about 4 1-2. per cent Of the total
population of the country.
The foregoing total is announced
by Director Sam L. Rogers, of the
Bureau of the Census, Department
of Commerce, as the result Of a. cal
culation based on the census figures
of 1910, the report of the Bureau of
immigration for the period between
1910 and the present time, and the
estimated mortality during that per
iod. Although it is not possible by
this method to determine with abso
lutte exactness the number of natives
of the countries named now living il
the United States, it is believed tina
the results obtained represent a rea
! sonably close approximation to tn
facts.
These 4,662.OOO foreigners ar
distributed, according to country o,
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19

Model lugger, Is test long, 8 IL
foot beam, open hull, painted green,
no name. Owner address,
(. FRANK ADAMS
Shell Island, In care Of Frank Smith,
Jr., Morgan City, La, p. o. Box S6.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-19
Generous Patterson Lulnber1nen
Outline Plan To Make St. Mary
Parish Again the Leader In
Red Cross Work
Telegram From {. S. Williams Suggests Action
For All Employers Of Labor

| from July to October, monthly. If
this be started right St. Mary should
again be the banner parish.
(Signed) C. s. Williams.