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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-10

n i Simon of New Orleans
i Monday in the city,
=. = A. Strauss was business
lar to Jeanerette yesterday
=. sedinten of Okmulgee, Okla,
visitor here today
=, A. Marens, travelling
- -. agent Of the Cotton Belt X.
,'ss 3 in Morgan City Monday.
=, Herman Hebert has returned
Ion Port Arthur Texas
!. DIETRICH Schmidt, Of this city
!. New Orleans Monday where
n. ;eined the Radio Corps OF the u
4 government.
Z, G. Il. McCane of New Orleans
- . visitor here this week.
!. and Mrs. Joe Newman and
lafayette are visiting rela-
trs here.
] go N. Wriborg and grand
later Miss Mamie Ray Woh'
1870 been visiting her son, Mr.
: Vriborg for the past montn'
- Z returned to their home in
crowley, La
:, Ed Morse is on the sicg list
dis week.
J NJ. Charles Toerner has accepted
!. position in Houma'
=, and Mrs. Eugene Pharr spent
,esterday in New Orleans.
u;..es Genevieve Grevemberg
"a Ines Brizzard spent Sunday IN
Donaldsonville. |
ykoae that "AD" to The Review.
~ amer will find a buyer for any
- nm hive to sell and the cost
s., S but a trifle. Try it.
NJ and Mrs. M. E. Leblanc and
e ne visiting Mrs. Lewis Kahn.
N,aer I. E. Stafford left Sum
~ Tor Port Arthur, Texas.
] N. N. C. TOPPING Of New Or
eans was in town yesterday.
~. and Mrs. John A. Pharr en-
ar{ained her Sunday School class
~ : boat ride Sunday afternoon.
". Eugene Burke Of Co. &C"
;saet Artillery stationed at Fort
|hilips b = visitor, this week in Nor
a City,.
leslrs. Walter Morton and
ssuny Miller, Of Baltimore, who
~ bsen connected with the Union
lriaes and Construction Company
seser places, reached here this
~ = again take part in the big
~ their company is doing. Il
n. A. Rass Of Jonesville, La,
y of the foremen and valued as
'Ilanb Of the Union Bridge and
eaGEuetion Company, arrived in
Io(gaa City this week to take up his {
~ e& the companys shipbuilding
DnatisnA Mr.. Rass is accompanied
- With Mrs. Rass and they will $
- their home here. {
- Ray Fugleer of Jonesville,
w y employee of the Union .
rsdgs and Construction Company, :
eehsd hare Monday to take up his :
- ~ the shipbuilders. !,
~ yea nv you wanted to buy :
.sel1ng, and could not find it.
- peObably you have forgotten
! Aass your wants known through
= kevisw columns. Remember it
yssto sdvsrtise.
II Eaaeeline Theatre, drew I
J lesday night for the serial pic :
= - - rcomedies that were pre- /
d ~ Manager Loeb pleased .
Aee. Bee Fatty Arbuckle to- !
1gA and grow fat as he did. ;
: adsezfise If you use the .
4 Ne Daily Review.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-10
Pale Faced Women Take Phosphates to Make Rows
Cheeks and Beautiful Forms
Men need Phosphates to Make Strong, Healthy,
Vigorous Bodies

teete scncreheir strength
taking treatment of Aryo
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-10
GOOD GRATING WAX

, 1. The most common formula
! is: Resin, 4 parts by weight;
, beeswax, 2 parts; tallow, / part.
I Melt together and pour into a
, pail of cold water. Then grease
. the hands and pull the wax until
1t is nearly white.
) 2. For use in cold weather,
when the above will not work.
take 6 pounds resin, l pound
beeswax and l pint linseed oil;
) apply this hot all over the
Joints with a brush. 1t should
be put on one-eighth Of an inch
thick.
3. For use in warm weather
the following Is used Four parts
Of resin, 1 pound Of beeswax and
from half pint to a pint OF raw
linseed oh. Melt all together,
gradually turn it into cold water
and pull. The linseed oil should
be entirely free from cottonseed
oil.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-10
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Chairman, Red Cross War Council
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-04
AMERICAN TANKER HAD
FIGHT WITH SLINkER

An Atlantic Port, Aug. 3.-An
American tank steamship loaded with
gasoline was engaged in a running
fight with a German submarine on
July 10 when near the French coast
and escaped destruction by superior
speed after a torpedo had been
launched and twenty-one shots had
been fired from the U-boat's deck
gun, according to officers of the yes
sci on arrival here today. The sub
marine appeared after wake of the
passing torpedo had warned the
Americans of the presence of an
enemy. From a position several miles
astern the bombardment took place
but none of the shots reached mark
The American gunners on the tanker
fired 16 shots in return, but without
results so far as could be ascertained
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-04
FEMALES ARE GIVEN
STIFF PENALTIES

Recorder o, J. Semmes showed at
least two defendants in the city court
yesterday that he meant what he said
some time since when steps were
taken to eliminate evils of the spread
of Immediately beyond the district,
and also means to cooperate with the
county officials in suppressing the
ants were fined $50 and costs on
charges of disorderly conduct.
Lula Davenport, colored, "a years
Of age, gave her address as 313
South Baylen street, when arraigned
on a charge of disorderly conduct.
The other woman in the case was
Minnie Lee, also colored, who gave
her age as % years, and who said
she resided at 7O4 West Chase street.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-04
HINDENBURG HIGHLY
COMPLIMENTED BY KAISER

London, Aug. 3.-A Copenhagen
dispatch to Reuters contains the fol
lowing message telegraphed by En-.
peror William to Field Marshal Won
Hindenburg:
ut is a need of my heart, my dear
field marshal, at the conclusion OF
the third year of this mightiest oi
all wars in which you necessarily and
with brilliant strategy and art have
defied the enemy's superior forces
and cleared the way for our armies
to victory, to express anew to you my
ineXhaustible thanks. I grant YOU
the cross and star of the high com
mand of my royal orders of the house
of Hohenzollern. The badges will be
posted immediately"
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-04
MESS ATTENDANT
ENLIsTS IN NAVY

One recruit was received by the
local navy station yesterday this one
being a negro, Sim Goodlett, of Mus
cogee, who enlisted for mess attend
ant third class. More are wanted
for this work and all interested are
urged to apply to the recruiting Off
Ger for further information.
Machinists mates are in great oe-
mand by the navy at the present
time, anu Pron7SSH "a Is rapid for
those who have the necessary quail
flcations There is no limit on SHe
number allowed to enlist at the va&-
Gus stations, and it is hoped that
some will go from Pensacola.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-04
RAILROAD PRIORITY
BEEN ESTABLISHED

Washington, Aug. 2.-Conferees
on the railroad priority shipment bill
have reached a tentative agreement
whereby the president will be given
authority to direct a preferential
shipment of any article. The inter
state commerce commission will be
empowered to divide the earnings
between the railroads affected.
Authority for the government to di-
rect railroads to build more freight
cars is eliminated.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-04
SANITATION LAWS
At CITY WILL Be
RIG|DLY ENFORCED

Every ordinance pertaining to the
sanitation of the city will be rigidly
enforced. Copies of old and new ordi-
nances were yesterday furnished to
the city health officer by Police Com
missioner Frank D. Sanders, and
some action on the part of the in
spectors is expected right away.
The screening ordinance, the ordi-
nance requiring connection with sew
ers, the screening and proper con-
struction of surface closets, the pro-
lection of food in restaurants, the
screening of fruits on display for the
trade, the screening of butcher shops,
the weed cutting ordinance, aW& &n
fact every measure looking to the
health of the city, it is promised, will
be enforced without fear or fervor,
by the health department, which will
have the needed cooperation of the
police department.
All fruits displayed for the trade
will have to be screened, and a stiff
penalty is likely for the first, second
or recurring offenses. This applies
to all kinds of fruits, and especially
those which are eaten with or with
out peel. Bananas, peaches, grapes,
apples and the like are all included.
Meats in butcher shops are to be
protected by the screen door and
where screens are not provided it
will mean the possible arrest of the
proprietor without any further ado:
This measure will be especially
strongly enforced.
Restaurants will all have to be
screened, and where food is served at
"delicatessens, which some of the
fruit stores maintain as a sort of a
side line, they will also have to be
screened. Should oysters on the half
shell be served in said stores, it will
require a part of the stores screened
off from the rest, the same as other
restaurants and butcher shops.
Weed cutting will also be covered
in the general application of the ordi-
nances, and the city was setting ar
example yesterday by having num-
Der of prisoners at work on this sort
of work. This was especially notice
able on North Ninth avenue, about
which some considerable complaint
was received a few days ago.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-04
ATTACKS OF CROWN
PRINCES ARMY REPULSED

Paris, Aug. 3,-Troops of the Ger
man crown prince, after an intense
artillery bombardment last night de-
livered several violent attacks against
the French r-=tSions near Cerny, in
the Aisne region, along a front of
about 800 yards. The French Off
cial statement issued this afternoon
says that all the attacks were re,
pulsed.
On the Belgian front, the bad
weather continues.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-04

The Journals want Nd
columns is a first class me-
dunn.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-04

w. A. Mcleod of DeFuuFak, is il
the city on business.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-04

A. S. Purcell of Milton, is among
the West Floridians spending a short
while in the city on business.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-04
To CAROLINAS To
STUDY THE PEANU7 I

Agricultural Agent Sam West
brook, of the L. & N, leaves today
for the peanut belt of Eastern North
Carolina and Virginia to study pea
nuts growing. He expects to be out
of the city about two weeks, and
believes that the information he OBJ
tains will be of great value to West
Florida.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-04

H. ". Mercer of Cctt1ndale, is
business visitor to the city.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-04

H. A. Hughes of Florala, is bust
ness visitor to Pensacola
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-04
RUSSIAN CABINET
QUITS; THEN GOES BACK

Petrograd, Aug. 3--Premier Ke-
rensky and all other members of the
cabinet except Vice Premier Nekra-
zoff have, resigned. Later, with the
exception of NJ. Terestchenko, the
foreign minister, they withdrew their
designations.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-04
Tersely Told.

Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Cassell and four
children of Montgomery, who have
been spending some weeks =t Perdido
Beach, arrived in the city yesterday
on their return trip home.
A. S. Purcell of Milton, is among
the West Floridians spending a short
while in the city on business.
w. A. Mcleod of DeFuufak, is in
the city on business.
H. A. Hughes of Florala, is a busi-
ness visitor to Pensacola
c. D. Strong and G. H. Greene
station agent at Brewton, Alabama,
are spending a short while in the
city.
H. ". Mercer of Ccttndale, is a
business visitor to the city.
C. S. Richards and wife, who have
been spending some time up the
sound, left Yesterday for their home
in Canada, for a short stay. Mr.. and
MRS. Richards spend a large part OF
their time up the sounGS and return
nome on short visits during the year
w. G. Lovelace and A. T. Brant-
ley of Brewton, are visitors to Pen
sacola and while here an stopping
at the San Carlos hotel.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-04

Rumor has it Malone is preparing
his resignation as collector of the
port of New York because of the ad-
ministration's attitude toward suf-
fragist pickets. He was counsel for
the pickets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
LIBERTY Transit COMPANY
COMMIT 1TEES MEET TOMORROW
FIRST REPORTS OF COMMIT TEES
or NEW RIVER TRANSPORTA-
TON COMPANY 10 EE MADE
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Many Shippers Havo Been Secured
1t is Understood

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When ,yoss feel a Cold coming
2zg, think of
Laxative BE>oRssO QzzER1EEse
Cures a Colo i'm One Day

ut acts as tonic-laxatve and removes the cause OF
colds and grip, quickly relieves the teversh con-
ditions and headache which usually associated with
colds" 1t is used by every Civilized Nation and has
d lareer sale In the United States than the combined
Bales of all other cold and grip tablets 1t has stood the
lest for Quarter of a Century.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
WILSON TO ASK
Continued Prom Page Oue.)

hc. which of itself involves n pooling
of profits.
Pooling Of Traffic
Tho advantages in pooling haTe hc"n
pointed 10 as the chief argument for
government operation, since the govern
ment. directing tho lines. could pool
traffic without violating inhibitIonS inn
posed now for tho protection Of the pub
lie.
In It's special report t" congress mad"
ruSlic a. few days ago. the ]. I. {. hcld
out two alternatives for relief "f the
transportation situation. Ono was tn"
suspension Of antitrust laws and the
other government operation. Commits
sioncr McChord> IN supplementary re-
port which IT has h""n said sine" Is
approved b. other members. cmphatical-
" urged government operation ~ the
only remedy.
Those who believe tho railroads them
selves can handle tho situation il given
free rein do not oppose LEGISLATION L"
make full pooling compulsory. If such
4 course wcr" pursued. they admit. II
might he advisahIr 10 name Il govern
mcnt railroad administrator who would
SOC that the wiSh"e Of the government
were carried out.
BEFORE seeing rho president today.
Senator Nnwlands held conference
with members 1T III" Railroad War
hnord at which Mr.. Harrisuns letter wis
delivered to him. Later Senator New
lands gave out n statement in which hr
said:
Tho Interstate Commerce commits
sion and the Railway War board. com
roscd Of railway executives. differ rs 10
tho necessity of Legislation in order to
meet tho urgent rcQuircm"ntS Of the
war Tho commission insists that uni
ncatIon OF operation should b" conducts
cd either by the carriers or 10y III" rrcsl-
dent.
The railroads on tho other hand.
claim that there IS no necessity for log
iSlatiOn: that tho untiicnti"n OF IN" rail-
ways already arranged for under thH
Railroad War board is proceeding *mc'
rcssfully and will ho further perfected:
that they do not ask for tn: repeal OF
tho antitrust and antI-r""lifiE laws rs
relating TO them: that they do not asl;
the one billion dollars FROM tho govern
mcnt or anybody else"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11

fnr the invaders to transport all tho
water to their new positions. The hcavy
snowfall OF the season will also agra
ratc the hardship Of the enemy and
threaten the lines Of communication.
1T may ne stated therefore, that the
central powers have failed to obtain.
their concrete general objective. namely
10 break through our lines and lead the
victorious armies into the plains OF
Italy. where they expected TO find conf
/, Portable shelter during the winter
months. Such failure Is due to stag
ccrinc losses which our soldiers were
able to infict upon the invaders"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
.BdniSheS
Nervousness
Puts Vigor and Ambition
into Rundown, Tired
Out People

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respondent. mentally or physically de-
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COS today and your troubles will be
over.
n YOU drink TOO much smoke too
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pills will make you feel better In three
days or money back from John Cole
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Fo, all affections OF the nervous
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lack of confidence, trembling. kidney
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hausted vitality or weakness Of any
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
POTTEREES FORCED TO
SUSPEND; NO GAS

EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio, Dec. 10
Unless tho cold wave abntes, the major
itG Of tho pottcrics IN tho East Liver
pnol district will be- compelled In sus-
pend operations. It was aunota1c"J to-
night following III" ISSUANCE OF tn"
Manufacturers Light and Heat company
order shutting off the gas from Indus
trial plants. BecnuSr of fuel short
age md the demands of domcsti" con-
sumcrs the gas company refused !" al
low pottery firms to Light ktlnS today.
Five thousand public school children
were dismissed from sessions toda% "w-
tng to lack OF heat In the rooms.
\ milk famine faces the city. SNOW
riffs prevented farmers from deliver
lg their milk TO consumers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
S0Ong, Vigorous, keell NIIIuGu
Men and Women Are Wanted

brings the color OF superb health n tn"
c:,",Ns and the brightness caused by
Aurr !inrd 20 III" -. i'nt i; increases
tf" strength OF rU.'hH%i' u"orl" IL a
u. elk and iufus"S In" "h'!" BODY with
nrw lie, energetic. vigorous and opti-
,niS;ic.
Pr"nl" who hat" To ct up in the
morning vino hav" lost ambition and
t..,.! ;hat they will never amount To- any
;iiny should be- sure 20 get 4 hrN today.
MI uilarIEacistS have ii.
Y0u'il look on If" and on YOU regular
[r;l.s with Il f".iiug altogether different
;,t;rr Il fcw days. ard people VIII" are
taking all kinds; 0r medicines for Storl-
ach liver and bowel ailments Will find.
AZ tt."y h"run" St:oc" and nor" Keen
rlindcd shat ih"S" troubles VIII pass
a:vaH G. f. ':rj.St & 80. l12S Market
street. can supply YEA.
Mail orders filled IN receipt Of rric".
nn, dollar. The iumg;n Co.. "hr"iiHg.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11

I,r,.,,.n ra,ai on account ni th" c"mrlct"
..L,,,.,,,,, nj tho forces engaged.

l!rrn:n canal on account Of IN" complete
exhaustion oi tho forces engaged.
This result il 50 much more lInpor
rant because rf the German system OF
employing large hndics Of troops ana OF
r"rca ing the effort with always IN
..rnasinc violence in order To reach The
goal. One must nlso consider the iart
Tint IN mountain warfare II victory Will
not produce the desired effect unless IL
g immediately exploited with nnrclcnt-
"i action.
General Conrad hns sacrificed hun
drr,ls Of thousands Of his best soldiers
in successive ASSAULTS preceded by UNI
nrccrdcnlcd artillery preparation and TO-
dar the position Of the AuSiru-GcrinanS
while not improved by III" progress
made IS in fact moro unfLvor;tbi" To
them ,hGn nj tho beginning IF the often
Sivc hrcaHs" or the difficulties OF re-
victualins the troops, ii being necessary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
Tho Mighty Power Of Pamgia to Turn
Nerve Shattered, Rundown Men
ard TO1nec into Healthy
Happy. Ambitious Beings
1s T-11ty AStcci ShirE.

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Pa:ng.a Tablets contain JUS; m" i;t',I
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OPEN SHOP SUSTAINED
Continued From Page one.)

ordinations ,,h ,hat unIrr the
.cbr-n,on law ,r,cv were secret
aa,,.,;r,ric, IN r,e,raint If trade
u.nrn icr,rnI. hy thr supreme
corr, oninion.
IN ,bs uitchman ease the ma.
io-;,v Of rho court held that the
ofricIoIs ri tho miners unnin de
,;hnra,orv and adyisedlv selected
VA, r,rrhod q; cnlar.ing In"
,,,ion members which would
infIic.s iu-v" upnN III" company
,Dd ,4 lcyol EMPLOYEES and de-
cIarrd that tho conduct in 50 d..
ing WIS unlawful ana malicious
rno ropr, also declared HAT 1T
&c rrconrnrs ia assume thar all
,no,snrn. which may BIZ rr<ortrd
- in ,hc effor, 70 unionizc Il min"
o-o lawful If they are pcacrabln
.tbat Is if thry son short or ply.
e;c,I ,,io,,,rcr or cccrtinn through
f,., NJ IL"
:, .I,icL ,ho.- "thc purpose OF
,,o dofcndon, n bring about =
,.,r;,.a a. rho mine in ortlrrio con-
mol n,o;n,iff through fear Of finap-
Ill.,, ,ass 80 consent N Tho union
,;,, &C tho loser
l"aLl"h " Wv ,
rNil WIS -Hil "!''"" IA i'"' pc,
The court diNlnrl IN I'M fl'''''
man case. Is 10 3, Justices Bran
aoi- JToIiurs and Clark dissent
~. Canal ,ii..nriinr ONiu-
ms -"' ,,, &, h,,nf
ION was ''H'''''! ,,,,
statement rlaNe FE I"~ll'' -"
dciS, who said II" hrti"f'N iI''
rnion had Z right to do The things
"a which tho nther members al
t,;.o.od
IN ''"' ,,; ;ry,,+u.
Gon'"'iPl ~
tod last mpntf d! the h'C''''''"
Coal and Coke Company a%aiil$'
PRESIDENT F-anE !. Hayes OF III"
,,,i,nrs, union and fifteen Others
,rs;a;.,,, and mamhors for alleged
- ,ho iri,,rc,iorc mr..
VOCATION VI '''' i'I".'S ,n,,
still Penang ara acco! n''S :"
company counScl VIII ~
Oh The court to-day granted iE'
,IIF.nI3DtS SlStt UiNS Ill "Ultii "
,..,,,, ,hr;r rosc
,rI, prare coutemnt Case,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11

Tho Ohio State 'Pharma ceuticai Asso-
citation instructed its council OF admin
istraiion To take over and rur without
profit to the association. the business Of
all members who may be called to> the
service OF the country.