davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30

dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ian Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. o. Green and family were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
N. Evans Friday.
The members of the Baptist Church
are having a picnic lunch for Mr..
and Mrs. o. o. Green and family
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Race left for
their home in Mansfield, Ohio, SUM-
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Green and
family were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. P. Clark on Thursday.
Miss Margaret Reno and Mr.. R.
W. Amoldy were dinner guests of
Mrs. B. F. Wells Thursday evening.
Mrs. S. John Weber, Miss Eliza
beth Parker and Captain C. C. Co.
vey were dinner guests Of Miss Mary
Lee Burks Thursday evening.
Miss Olivia Myers, Lawrence N.Y.
ers and a party Of friends will spend
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ms. N.Y.
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Lewis gave
a picnic in honor of Miss Mildred
Johnson and Linn Webb, at their
country home Monday evening.
The guests were Miss johnson, Mr..
Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Turner Will
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Buckner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Fry, and Mrs
R. E. Eblen.
Wednesday evening the following
girls had a picnic lunch on the Chau-
tauqua grounds: Misses Elizabeth
and Ruth Harper, Edith Stiles, Mary
Worrell, Hazel Mcintyre, Helen Hell
ger, Barbara Reavis, Anne Wallace,
Virginia Rodgers and Rosebud
White.
Miss Genevieve Dewitt was given a
picnic at Moline Sunday evening.
Those in the party were Misses De-
Witt, Franc Johnson, Olivia Carter,
India johnson and Effie johnson;
Jesse Gibbs, Ryland Rodes, Sam
Locke, Ralph Garrett, Bryan Atchi-
son, Richard Barth and Morris
Keath.
Mrs. Wallace Fry gave a miscellane-
GUS shower for Miss Mildred Johnson
last Saturday evening. A ward
robe trunk, in bridal array of slip
pers and white ribbons, held the many
lovely gifts that Miss johnson "un-
packed" In the dining room, where
delicious refreshments were served
to the guests by Misses Franc john
son and Olivia Carter, the table held
a bowl of sunflowers and golden
glow, thanked by miniature soldiers
and cannon.
Ryland Rcdcs was host at a SWIM
ming party for Miss G~enevieve De-
Witt, the guest of Miss Franc John
son, Monday. Those who were in the
party were Misses Marcena Johnson,
Helen wilkins, Pauline Van Ness,
Aileen Lyle, Franc johnson, Genevieve
Dewitt, Barbara Johnson and Effie
Johnson; Ryland Rodes, Sam, Locke
Jesse Gibbs, Glen Squires, Bryan
Atchison, Ralph Garrett, Richard
Barth and Morris Keath. They went
to the Hoxsey afterward.
Miss Margaret Reno and Mr.. r.
W. Amboldy were entertained at din
ner Friday by Mrs. B. M. Bush.
The following girls had a weinie
roast in the bearing pasture last
Saturday: Misses Martha bearing,
Helen Howell, Mary Hatcher, Vera
Rutter, Sarah Morris, Marguerite
Greer and Lillian Richards.
Miss Elizabeth and Ruth Harper.
Helen Heller, Edith Stiles, Barabra
Reavis, Anne Wallace, Virginia
Rodgers and Rosebud White had a
Epicnic on the Chautauqua grounds
Friday, going to Buckner's as the
guests of Miss Stiles after the even
ing program. They desire us to
thank the gallant" whom they found
to have played host to them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
Second. Hand Cars for Sale

We have some secondhand cars for
sale at the right price:
1912 Cadillac. e.
1914 Chalmers.
Small Truck.
/ Slightly Used Chevrolet.
Come in and have a look Bargains!l
dot wilt Hoxsey & Sunnen.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30

Mr.. Bradford Sappington is home
from Salida, Colorado, and says this
country looks awfully good to him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30

Distress in the stomach after eat
ing is relieved by taking n of
Chamberlain's Tablets. Try 1T the
next time you eat more than you
should. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30

Reports of IL more men who werC
discharged by the District Board a
Canton were received by the loca
board Sunday. The first two names
below we're discharged for occupa,
tional reasons. The rest are depend
emit claims, which were denied by thu
local board:
656-John Hugh Peck, Rowena
1531-Howard B Keath, Mexico
1495-Roy H Jeffries, Vandalia
117-Jas S STEVENSON, Mexico
75-Wallaee F. Feutz, Mexico.
1509-Frank Bovine, Vandalia.
44O-Roy I. Barnett, Mexico.
30-Chas Potter, Vandalia
1142-George G. Weis, Laddonia
388-Durby S Atkinson, Mexico
642-George M. VIM, Clark
S4S-Ray R Jennings, Centralia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30

Mrs. 7. B. Ridgeway and Miss
Lillian Flynt, of Moline, were Mexico
visions Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30

A record was made Thursday by the
Audrain County Exemption Board in
examining men on the second call.
Thirty-seven men were examined, and
only seven failed to pass the physical
examination. Fifteen of those who
did have filed claims for exemption,
because of dependents.
The men that are being examined
on the second call seem to be a health
Ter bunch than the first ones Only G
of the first 81 examined were re-
jected physically.
The local doctors who examined the
drafted men here were very cautious
in their work, and it is the belief at
the boards headquarters that very
few of the men who passed the phys
ical examination here will be turned
down by army surgeons when they
are examined.
A review Of all the reports received
by the local board from the District
Board shows that 20 men have been
certified by them to the army, and az
have been discharged. Twenty-Five
were appeals from the decision of the
local board and Is were occupationa'
discharges.
The following were certified to the
army by the District Board:
548-Clarence H. Mechlin, Laddo'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30

DR.. Vanskike, of Mexico, has been
appointed a Lieutenant in the Army
and will leave Monday for Camp Cody
New Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30
Rejected Physically

1260-Cyrus G Barnes, Thompson
1686-Floyd D Bradley, Mexico
1411-Lester Sparks, Vandalia
1O43-Harry o Hilderband, Benton C
1588-Clarence Taylor, Mexico
1525-orlin Elmer Clayton, Vandalia
539-Henry Neal, Laddonia
1439-Manuel Roy olebare, Vandalia
1401-Carl Chandler Wilson, Van
323-David Alvin Gurwell, Mexico
SsO-Wm Bate Shay, Mexico
357-Asa Lee Hall, Mexico
441-Leslie M Adams, Mexico
1303-Roland Ely Archer, Martins
562-Chas Craig Mildred, Benton C
349--Frederick H Maurer, Mexico
961-Squire Brown, Mexico
1139-Lee Pearl Foreman, Laddonia
1035-Chas Jackson West, Mexico
1517-Leslie Frank Matteson, Van
1660-Carl Willis, Mexico
585-Austin Thomas, Benton City
911-Leopold Barth, Mexico
1433-Wm Harrison Callen, Vandalia
Of the % men examined Saturday
by the Audrain County Exemption
Board, only six failed to pass the
physical examination. Of the Ii
who passed, six have filed for ex.
emption because of dependents.
The best set of men, physically
that have come before the board since
they started examining were those
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30

The following are the men discharg-
ed on appeal cases today:
1002-Wm. G. Klusman, Mexico
1337-Leland B. Daniel, Vandalia
5-Robert E. Soboleneki, Vandalia
18-Arthur S. Brooks, Wellsville.
514--Otis Parker, Laddonia.
309-Edward j. Murphy, Mexico.
25s-John W. Spene, Sturgeon.
S37-Stephen S. Smith, Hatton.
536-Clarence E. Brown, Farber.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30

DR.. A. A. Wallace is home from
Colorado.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-08-30

126-Leonard H. Mundy, Mexico.
564-Michael E. Devaney, Benton
130-Chas. T. Powell, Mexico
1188-Roy johnson, Moline
1543-Fritz ]. Wenger, Mexico.
1195-Thomas V. Stuart, Mexico
889-Dr. Francis Veins, Mexico
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-24
WANTED

ANTIQUE furniture, broken Iew"lry gold. si'-
v1r false teeth feather beds "Antiquss"
735 walnut. Phone walnut 7026. Est. 1896
HOTTIES. feathers. furniture. false teeth RAGS.
paper metals. antiques. hair. w pay 2u'S
moro lhau prdllcrs. luo"il Paper and Metal
90, 37th and Lancaster. Preston 5nNi.
SROKEN JEWElIiY. antiques. pistols. coins.
Coin books with prices nay mailed l5o J. y
Ross Doopl"'s stored. HGG :. llth Wal iiSB.
FURNITURE, pianos, carpets. antiques "ntire
or part houses bought for cash no matter how
large. j. Bernstein. 1854 Ridge ave
FI'RNTTURE ETC. WANTED. BEEHD. 1857
PENNSGRONE T. tBELPOPLAR pRES i7O1W
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-24
STORAGE

All.lER y. BROAD STORAGE CO.. BROAD ab
L"hlgh ave. new nrcprOur addition; rooms are
proof, furniture and china packers; automobile
vans; estimate free. Bell phone Diamond I4hn
FIDELITY FIREPROOF WAREHOUSES;
ISll-lSl9 MARKET ST.
WEST PHtL.A. MONARCH STORAGE co.
AUTO Packing and ShiuuinE.
SERVICE $50 LANCASTER AVE.
NIIf1bS-to'nr concrete N",rroos warehouse
hn'st I'm tho world for furniture. Est free
\. PIin, STORAGE Co. @O33 fcnigh Dir. 72GO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-24

OLD GOLD. SILVER, PLhTGNUM false teeth,
diamonds and precious stones bought, highest
cash prices paid Modern Refining Company
l3I South llth Rul phone. Walnut GdIN
OLD GOLD, silver, platinum, plated ware Old
styc icwcrS, teoth plates bought Tor cash,
Eat. 1870. !. l.. CLARK. rsnuor, Su7 SAMSON.
Olp GuID-Cash paid for old gold silver aud
nu'iuuu clrr.ss expert clock r,pHiriu-.
ROGERS 40 :. 1Tth ST. Phone Locust l21H.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-24
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
WEST PHILADELPHIA

WEST PHILADELPHIA
WALNUT 44Oa-Semifurnished apartment.
rooms and bath; modern conyenlences; south
ern exposure Phone Barring 1922 w.
pApTy going west will rent handsomely fur
nished 1-room apartment, baths; near 44th
on Walnut. Barring l400. ateal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-24

AMBl.ER-- Country place, with wondeTtul pos,
house, good condition; larse barn and poullry
houses. 4 acres grove, acres meadow MAJ
urai site for lake; . springs, shade and truit
S"N''"N' w. Amber, Pa.
E,TEINS PARK-New Colonial dwg, 10 rms
. baths min. from sta, MCCORMICK 4 Nc
CORMlCK. 1910 Chestnut ST. EINlns fdrh,
DESIRABLE PROPERTIES-SWART
Some with acreage; $1,000 to S.u,uuu. -
p PETERS & SON SOS CHESTNUT ST,
GIENSIDE California planned bungalow,
snIendid surroundings; gas; sewer; fireplace
dnnbie doors. well built; convenient,
w. T, b, ROBERTS SUN Slehs'ue at s'S'
SrCANI,--sh0oo dwelling and garage. corner
lot 100 by l25 feet. shade and fruit; house
helf stone, slate ROOT, contains q osdr9om,ss
sated today for $500; immediate possession.
<1HEsrER OSBORNE, i22f chestnut n D.
BARKER, Lansdowne, Pa ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-24
rYPEWR1TERs AND SUPPLIES

IYPEW RIIEhS AND SUPPLIES
BIiAND NEW, latest model Owe .,
fully guaranteed; standard keyhuard;
$40 exactly tho same machin" used by
'argeSt industries, direct from factory
former price 500. bcfor" getting even q
secuni hand rebuilt or rental machine iuycstl-
gate attest oliver plan to save SOL easy
payments IL you wish; telephone or call oliver
Typrwriter Mr. PrIost. corurr Walnut ana
10Th BOIL Walnut 1Ol. Keystone, Main llSs.
TYpEWRIrERS RENTED
%oN"lSIRI.E-l MONTHS 81
EISlRLE-3 MONTHS s.
FACTORY HEErUT TYpEWEITEES
NNrr'rNN WRITING WNC1IiNE 60.
So2 CHESTNUT ST Wal. ~" MN'N 3-G
RENT \ REMINGTON from m" manutl, lurcra.
llsib" models. 81 month, -. - for 3
months. rental ravinou' aUulinS ON uuruHasn
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER co, Gun., 10
$. 9th ST.. Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-24
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS


Al our Uptown Stores. corner sixth and
THOMPSON streets. We have about forty uianos
and player pianos '0 T." sold at special Au.
gust prices. som" are marked as low a. one.
fourth their original value.
PLAYER rlNNOS-Elsht PLAYER riaros by
Cunningham. W.h"rtcId. Auto-Mauual: re-.
du"c1 to S2O5, i32i. S3i5. etc. Terms S.
monthly aud upwards
FiA%CS--Tnrtr-iwo pianos by ChlckerIrg
Lister. tuuuusl gm GI~ard. ilaiurs. Miller.
.Lc.. prices Eii. E7i. $50 and upwards. Terms
s. monthly and upwards.
can or write for Largo Illustrated cata-
loGuvs ana special plans Of payment.
HEPrEs UPTOWN STORES
Cor. &LEth nnl Tnnmnsnn sIa-. ph-ln-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY
WARDS SrH 1T. HOMES north " Hunting
Gam H@T S SEg aca '' TFEE TFEE sGY% GY%2 ,aan5. a%ia see
sA.dAJNS o,r, in h%mGg E and Pyys,mcq,s , ug"w1
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT
nAHHHE IihErMAE & 90,
4oi5 y l2TIl-Two story. porch, ho,.yat"r
GLENN 1917 Columbia ave.
H'd:!'S& 9o2 {, IiTii'2TN Ii5rTiii n
aI%2 r4 STv,ll;3 rqqYI i;2 r w'n sell cheap.
Ruildinr Iots. Factor, sites. Etc.
INI'l riiiNI' HIt ~ WIh fnnroaI fa'.u"Si
0ar,a. .ol. tn" NV MArEiN. boi,ArAN 4
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS and large tracts o.
si'ss Nayn i5i5srs Rcal is,a,e r1St SG iHds 'Tis
Factories. Warehouses Nix. Floor,
MoDERN srroas tory 6.Is dSMoS S t. rs22.
station MORIiT$ & CO., Rids@ at Uroad
stores aud Dwellings
iggG NORTH TENTH STREET
Large 3story stor" and dw'ilgg lars" yard to
*. t.. cRXVEN.S Sons. I5iG & I'm s.,
WEST PHILADELPHIA
seioo-i ROOMS and ham on second floor.
S"tW"'U,n ban iiI,D,r r,,rI Iifrnnp .rI sri a"' r
49,, onnr'' Grth ind tirrrn,yIy ave s.,,,,r,''
house now .oprn; hardwood floors. hot-wat,r
heat and electric lights; l'tl" cash. balance
as rent; squar" subway cars and baltimore
Rsnarington AID EdIystour rlantq VIVA -
Il. N. APSLLf. 'Nih ana Sprngi"id
BEST PROpOSITION W W 81 ph.li-Sy hed-
rooms attic. > baths. Uutch haIl. Hro wood
work. Eot-wai"r l"pt electric n-hts. 20 close
account lyi%H S22"2i J.' e sG& &1 q S.3g'4o 3o,n
CORNER Of = main streets I square from WaI-
timorr ave. 3-slury house, baths IN iHth
II, section. 400
JGS ALLEN POTTS. 1908 Baltimore ave
,.,.t, ,rtItt ,,,,,,,.iI.j nn,n.s sprinnaad ,,,
'':C,h tn s7tb onIy Siuuu. nov FEATURES. a1rl
house has IIlN"l. ',!r',,I. ~ I7. ih. .IOs'd
'"''" .,..,, .,... ,-'.,...-,..... 3D..
Sb1uU - y. p ''iN pI.' 49, 'INr, ~ wv ~ l'
Anty,~M"arIh; MnII ID; ,SS,,r''s. ''''" "'''' ''' -"N
ADDIIH u. 'AHl.Nl'. "U"- I'"S1'Nn' ave.
man StI'''S' "-H'"'f' - ''N"'' J." '"' f''u
-. ,S',N 'I'i-,- p,1.r- ion- p,ltf,r,ro ,,
I>.,.r,sr,ug IA f,rnp.r,l,s 55rL and \y,,i.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-24
BOARDING

CHESTNUT 81, cor. 2oth trhe Margraysl-
Vacancies. private bath choice table,
GREEN ST l7iO-Dnsrahie single and double
vacancies with board, Poplar GO35.
THE LITTLE TEA ROOM IN the Clermont,
44th and Walnut; excel. table. Barring 15"2 w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-24
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

COMPANION, nurse and secretary to elderly
person: gentlewoman desires a superior posi-
ton. Mrs. A. Pierce, Adm" Hotel.
DRESSMAkER wants engagements; So daily,
best references. i S23, Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-24

Sns s. 2ad st---------------------
.-.,,,rp MAN and helper wanted for 5.ton
HAMMEar Apply Mr.. J. Rose, Taconv Steci
na sWilnor and Bleigh sts. Tacony, Phila.
,rwELERwalGtsndd by Sn,se large WTsnrHgfscturrs
coIncerinq on silver and gold plated articles,
soiod wages; steady work. y 2l0, Led. on
.on pREssMAN, on half Universal hair tone
JOB color work: steady work for first class
snsn. smu r 224 ledger onice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-24
HELP wANTED-MALE
continued from Preceding Page

..,,,,,AN wanted; steady work year round; GOOD
TlRhmns Apply Crane Ice Cream Company
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-24

Observation-Disclosures

REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGES and conveyancing'
WM. u CHAMBERS
lO39 n BROAD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-24
FOR SALE

billiard. pool combination. 2d-hand, bought,
sold, rented eNch.d. koafcr, 80 Girard ave
BILLIARD TABLES BOWLING ALLEYS
New and scooud- ha --Repalrs--Supplios
ROSATTO- -BARRY.STREET Co. 222 s STH.
DERBY DESK low roll. good as new Can
BE- seen at i0I3 Green St Phone Barring
-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-24
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

ARMCH!TEGTTRAL. DRAFTSMAAMiS. Y0IT!NESG ,ESi
CONTRACTING FIRM. Il l24. LED. OFF.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-24
HEATING

IIrATER boilers, ranges, new and rePuli.
II 'ramovcd for the Maxim KELSEY heallh neat
viii install cheap. 1927 fllbert,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-24
SANITARIUMS

REAIrTIFUL LOCATION; special sci' ntihC care,
nervous elderly and rest cases; every comfort
nurses; booklet. DR.. Randall Chestnut Hilh
phiiadelphia and wildwood. y. j.. by the sea
CHRISTIAN SANITARIUM. nonseCtariau; med
ical stan; moderate rates: spacious Erounds
Old York rd to Broad stsouth OF tneIten ave-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-24
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
USED AUTOMOBILES

fRST-CLAss help, all nationalltes. supplied,
Call Locust 2l3O.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-10-13
FIRST FROST.

The first frost of the season
made its appearance here on Wed.
nssday morning with . thermome
ter reading 40 degrees. The
weather was exceedingly dry and
had been for more than q month.
There was furry Of clouds on
Monday Of this week, bnt no rain.
Tuesday morning q high north.
east wind prevailed before day
with q failing thermometer.
The irst frost made its appear
ance here last year on the morning
Of November 10th with q thermo.
meter reading ~ degrees. The
next morning the mercury indicat.
ed . temperature one degree lower
In 1906 the ffst frost made it,
appearance on Oct. 11th,--jus'
one day lster--aDd in 1906 on Oct
18th. These were all light fr0sts
Ia 1907, on Oct. 18th.
In the years between 1873 and
1897 there were no October fr0ste
In 1898, on Dot. %, the frst Oct0
Der frost made its appearance in =
span of 20 years, and I've yearl
later, in 1908, It showed on tht
morning OF Oct. %.
In 1909 the 6rst fall frost ap
pssred on September %, the ear
hest frost recorded 10 the last
half century.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-10-13
NEGRO SOLDIERS TO
CAMP Pike,

Ordered to report October 8
1917, colored:
Louis Freeman, Beverly Hen
derson, Anthony Brown, Clarence
Joseph, Walter shelton, hurry
Mitchels, Nathan Ned, Wheeler
Miller, Cornelius Louis, Richard
Olivier, Martin Gabriel, Joseph
Charles, Earl Nathan, Alfred Don
Dixon, lsiah Mitchell, Albert Pc
cot, Joseph Jones, Loue.in Spen
Ger, Albert Board, Wilson Alex
ander, Walter Williams, Albert
Bernard, Robert Green, Joseph
James Adams, Christina Hender
soD, Samuel Marshall aud Eraste
Bellair.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-10-13

The Lafayette Building Associ.
alton report having purchased
$4,000 worth of the Liberty
6onds.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-10-13
men, MONEY
AND MATERIAL
The Resources of this Nation
and should be conserved.

Mr.. Will Ii. Hays, Chairman, In
diana State Council of Defense
Indianapolis, fnd.
Dear Mr.. Hays: The Council ol
National Defense has considered
the question you raise 10 yOnr re
cent letter as to the attitude
which should be taken relative to
improvements, pubic and other
wise, which involve large con
strnction work, and recon mends
as follows:
Every effort that this country ID
capable of making should be ap-
piled to bring the war to speedy
and successful conclusion. The
resources Of the country in a gen
eral way may be said to consist of
men, money and material, and
during the period of the war any
new enterprise or undertaking
should be tried and justified by
the test:-Will the men, money
and material 80 applied best ooD.
tribute in this way to the winning
of the wa,P
New enterprises which are not
fundamental to the efficient opera
tion Of the c0uDtry's necessary
activities should not be undertak
en-. This will not result adversely
upon business or conditions Of EN-
ploymeut because every man aud
every resource will be needed dur
ing the war. All effort should be
centered to help win the war.
Very truly yours,
(signed) NEWTON d. BAKER
Secretary Of War and Chairman,
Council of National Defense.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-10-13
why We war WITH
GERMANY.
"The Glorious Deeds of
which the Kaiser Boasts
Furnishes Another Reason
for Sending Our Troops to
France.
Listen to the Kaiser!

Listen to the Kaiser!
"They' (they foes) "have Sian
dered the German name, but they
cannot extlnxuish the glory o|
German deeds.'
Yes. The inetfAble glory OF the
execution of EDITH CAVELL.
That will never die.
Yes. The moving finger has
writ on the roll Of honor the story
Of the murder OF women and chll.
dren on the Lusitania. They are
dead, but they speak. That glori.
Gus deed. too, never will be ex.
plunged from the record.
Yes. The rape and rspins Of
Belgium. The foul, slanderous
tongues OF young girls, crying for
mercy 40 they are dragged into
will echo through histo-
~, but they 0snnot dim the luster
of German kultur. Its reputation
10 made for tlmc and eternity.
Yes The lying subterfugs of
Germany's relatIons with America,
the plots, the political devilments
Of all kinds against a friendly Ma
too, are deeds the un
perishable glory Of which ls a pre-.
cious Teuton,c possession and can.
not be taken away.
Yes. The slaughter from the
air Of school children aud non
combatants. Let Os not overlook
this achievement, of which even a
modest fiend might be proud.
not even the most malig-
nant tongue of au INSCRIPTIONS
enemy, can rob the German Ma
ton Of this glorious deed.
Let the KAISER not disturb him.
self. The "glorIOus deeds of
will live aud In living
with damn eternslly their author.
chicago Herald.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-10-13

Sash, Blind and Door Factory, spe-
cial work Of al description.
Cisterne and Tsnks.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-10-13
The LOAN MUST SUC-
CEEO.

We must make this loan a sue
cess. We can make IL u success
The failure of single Issue oI
Government bonds would bt
worse for America than a disaster
upon the field of battle. We mus1
never let that happen.
A few days ago read the fol
lowing manifesto issued III Berlin
by the League of German Munici
palities:
"If money. talks, the President
OF the United States may learn by
October IS, when the subspription
lists close, that the echo of the
new war fund given by the Ger.
man people will have drowned out
completely the clamor of unendiDg
protests to which his reply to the
Pope has gwen stimulus
Let US meet that challenge by o
subscription to our Second Liberty
Loan on the 9th day Of October,
nine DAYS after the close of the
German loan, which will make
clear to the German military des
potism that America marshals not
alone her brave soldiers upon the
field, her invincible Navy upon the
high seas, her industries through
out the length and breadth of this
land, but as well her financial re
sources, and that she Is determin
ed TO use them all without stin,
aud regardless of sacrifice to win
dicate American rights, outraged
100 frequently by German iLfam
ies.-From Secretary McAdoo's
speech before the American Bank
ers' Association September %,
1917.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1917-10-13
COTTON MARKET.

Having been elected President
Of the Cotton States ofiicial Advi.
sorry Marketing Board, will say
that We want TO make this iDpor
tant Board % effective as possible.
We are very sDxious to get
list Of the Farmers Associations
Of every kind, especially the
names Of the presidents and secre.
taries. l would like to hear from
every organisation or association
at once. Would like to include
Cotton Warehouses, Elevators
Gold Storage Plants, Shipping ~
socistions, and Canning Factories
as we'll 90 all other Agriculture
aud Live Stock Associations.
P.ease send 10 your names q
once, aud let % have your co Oper
alton.
HARRY d WILSON,
Commissioner, Baton Rouge, La