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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-11
Mr.. Hoover's Message ia
Louisiana
Washington, D. c., Sept. 20

Washington, ID. T., Sept. ~.
The week of October FL to % has
been selected for nationwide cam
paign to complete the enrolment OF
our forces in conservation of our
food supply.
The harvest is now in hand and
we can measure the worlds re-
sources. The available supplies Of
this years harvest are less than last
year. The demand upon US is great
err than last year, and from the last
harvest we exported more than we
could really afford. We con only
meet the call upon US next year by
savings and by substitution of COM
modities which cannot be transport
ed.
The Allies are our first line Of de-
Tense. They must be fed, and food
will win the war. All Europe is on
rations or restricted supplies. Only
in our own country is each one per-
mitted to judge for himself the duty
he owes his country in food con-
sumption, although the world de-
ponds upon US to guard and provide
its food supply.
AS free people we have elected
to discharge this duty, not under au-
tocratic decree but without other re-
straint than the guidance of individ-
ual conscience. On the success of
this unprecedented adventure in
democracy will largely stake the is
sue Of the war.
We are asking every householder,
every hotel, restaurant, and dealer
in foodstuffs in the nation, to be-
come member of the Food Admin
istration for Conservation, and to
pledge themselves to follow, insofar
as circumstances permit, the sug-
gestions that will be offered from
time to time, as to measures of food
savings.
For US there is no threat of priva-
ton. We wish only that our peo-
pie should eat plenty but wisely, and
without waste. Wisdom in eating is
to make possible such adjustments
in our food consumption, shipping,
and war necessities, as will allow
us to fulfill our duty to our Allies.
By elimination of waste, we serve
ourselves economically and morally.
l, therefore, appeal to the church
es and the schools for their assist
ance in this crusade, to all the or
CARNATIONS for defense, local and
national, to all the agencies, social,
commercial and civic, that they join
the administration in this work for
the fundamental safety of the ma
ton.
HERBERT HOOVER.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-11

ing with the tragic end Of blood
spots.
In America, freedom has never
been regarded as coming from the
Constitution or Declaration OF In
dependence; the Declaration only
declared its existence, and the con-
stitution only safeguards it. This
liberty enjoyed by America, unlike
the conditions of either Germany
or Russia, is the groundwork of a
permanent and Independent govern
ment that works away from tragic
eventualities. This difference is the
ancient defect Of Europe which has
just precipitated the world struggle
in ancient Europe, and which will be
checked only by the democracy of
the American government and the
American people.
Controlling the natural or ac-
quired possessions of man is not a
condition of this government; but
as slavish reverence Of government
is foreign to an American, the gen.
uine democracy and. love or perma-
nent liberty in them makes the con-
scription of wealth and resources,
and the control Of industrial pro-
ducts in defense Of this liberty and
democracy becomes a natural i'm
pulse with them as is evidenced by
the present severe test.
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RED HEADS STRANGE PEOPLE
Last Of the 5aai Worshipers Engage in
Two Occupations, Agriculture
and Theft,

The other day there was the report
that some Of our soldiers on the Tigris
had come across village Of Red
Heads, writes ]. c. Bristow Noble in
the London Globe. Strange people are
these Baal worshippers. The men
wear red caps, hence their name Red
Heads. They also wear red knOtted
cords around their necks. The cord
is put on during babyhood and is never
removed. It is inferred with the body
after death. They shave their heads
except for patch on the top. and
here they allow the hair to grow long
and plat 1t into pigtails. which hang
about their ears. They are tall, wiry
fellows, with enormous appetites for
both food and drink.
The women, who do not veil them
selves, and who dress simply In loose
fitting garments, are thin and spare.
but wonderfully strong. In their homes
they wear breeches as well as skirts.
There is no wife beating among the
Red Heads, but plenty Of husband
beating. The husbands take their fire.
quent chastisements meekly and pa
tiently. They employ themselves, both
the women and the men, In agriculture
and theft. They produce a couple Of
crOps-tobacco and durra the rest of
their time is given up to footing the
Turks crops and cattle. Their little
whitewashed. low-roofed dwellings,
with small unglazed. but shattered,
windows are divided into three apart
ments; kitchen, q guest room, a
sleeping room. A few earthenwarel
Jars, about five feet in height and filled
with grain and dried fruits, are kept
in the guest room. and the guests help
themselves.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-11
HERBERT HOOVER.
GOVERNMENT CONTROL OF
FOODSTUFFS

The placing of food stuffs under
the control of the Federal Admins
tration is applying the acid test to
American unselfishness and patriot
ISM. The very recent and gloomy
experience Of the people Of Russia
supplies a marked contrast for mod
ern governments; for in that unfor-
tunate Empire, long ages Of slavery
and bureaucracy, made the people
totally unfit for self-government
and freedom. When the provisional
government under the Incompatible
Kerenski, suddenly and improvid-
emily restored the political and civil
rights to enslaved Russia, it was such
as intoxicant suddenly administered
as to make the Russian people
drunk with power and freedom
condition not wholly unexpected.
In Germany. government control
of all industries was the natural
condition Of the people and industry;
it was benevolent civil serfdom
which the people were educated and
trained to endure at first and then
to embrace with confidence and
hope. Germany had fed and nour-
ished the middle and lower classes
until its benevolence was an ideal
with the German people; obedience
to the military machine which had
fed and housed generations of men
and women, was q most natural inn
pulse, for it was sort Of human re-
lation between them. This condi-
lion, as is being demonstrated, was
benevolent and unwise; consequent
y the German Government and It's
human relations - regards the PEE |!
lie win be only q temporary bless
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-11

The shipbuilders keep coming. Ex-
pert workmen from Mississippi Riv-
er ports and other towns and cities
where the work Of building ships has
been carried On By private concerns.
Two more cottages have been
planned for Morgan City in order to
help take care of the growing de-
mand for rent residences. These
new cottages are to be roomy, at
tractiye and modern in every res
rect. Keep the good work going.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-11

Miss Doney Rousso has received a
credit voucher a. = reward for hay
ing correctly solved a certain puzzle
submitted by piano house.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-11

A 7-room house screened through.
out 2 double fire-places, electric
light, 2 screened cisterns, gallaloI
all around the house, flower yard
bargain $500 month rent-Phle
81, Berwick, La
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Mrs. Louise Lockley. sslauat. 4
Crescent College, New Orleans L,
in Manicuring, Hair Dressha Sab
Treatment, Face Massage and II.
Making---Residence work, Phone l6o
Morgan City, La.
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Don't throw away your old ~
gear-Bring it to L. ;. Au'A
have it renovated.
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FOR SALE
LOOK AT THIS!

LOOK AT THIS!
I have a line Jack; | fine horse
half French Coach, and 50 otneh
Mares, Mules, and HOSES rrlea
according to size, quality, etc. Al0
English Wyandotte Chickens 100 ,
Barron strain. Prices right on ~
above. am closing out.
W. G. ASKEW, !.
Belle River. Y
Address: Morgan City, La. IL
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-11

Our 5 cents cigars are still : cent
and so are our 10 cents ones. eo-
pies Drug Co., Phone 6-Pronpl de-
livery Of all orders.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-11

Call 278 and order The Daily Re-
view. It will only lost 40c per
month, delivered to your home
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Roard and room for four psep
in private family-Apply to sn'
view Office. b
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-11

Save your old hats and take % ..
to L. ]. Adams who will have a''
made over for you.
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Don't miss THE IArHvns,o
FAIR, Saturday and SUNDAY :, y =
ing programme both DAYS. d., .''S
and music. ''Aeas
Prof. A. Argence

And Daughters Stella and
Louise Professors of Piano,
violin, Vocal, and all instru.
ments.
Piano Tuner-Highest Ref.
erences.
Rates reasonable-Morpau
City, La.
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SEE !. w. PADDOSA
SURANCE.
NOTICE

TO PROPERTY 0wNL ~
WITHIN $50 FEET OF
ANY SEWER LINE. &C.,,
You are hereby n0. ous;
to comply with City ol -.
nance number twelve, e.. ~
lative to sewer e0nn''
'''''' NJ. D. SHANNON
VA Mayor
c. c. deGRAvELLElIss,. ,.A.
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MONEY TO LEND on HbE 40
TATE sEcURITY-Ss'ic. ~,
BUILDING ASSOCIA''O

49, miss "THE LAfAi'e,e
rA 1s"' Saturday %'ss and s s.9:' ,s.,'
and music.
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Ito be continue tomorrow.
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-11

one of the things which the war has
called out ia the service of our ma
tion and others for those which have
been devastated by war. Through
the Red Cross and other agencies we
are trying to show The spirit Of Christ.
The money given for foreign missions
acgomplishcs the same end. 1t does
not take away from the amount given
at home. but rather increases it. "EX-
President Taft believes that the thirty
million dollars contributed annually
in The United States and England to
furcign missionaries only serves to in
crease the amount given to home mis-
HionS and charity. Why, here I'm a
case in point he said in discussing
the matter. This morning L gave a
check to the Yale Mission in China,
and this afternoon | made out check
for the same amount to the organized
charities of New Haven. 1t was not
ii large sum, but don't think
would have given as much to the lat
ter If hadn't felt it my duty to do as
we'll by it as had done by the first.
The one enlarged the gift of the
other
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-11
Sunday School Lesson
COMMENTS BY REV. Err EST BOURNER ALLEN u. d.
Pastor OF the Washington Street Congregational Church
and the Marian Lawran-e Sunday School, Toledo Ohio

uay! W nue. ,hr pe"Pie ol Europr are
COO S;rn. nf , Troatnr freodnm In
mo fntnra tbn nnnnIo viii bovo moro
In saw nbnrnf thoir eovnrrment and
n viii rontrihutn moro generally to
thoi,. h.u,,irnss and himhest wnIf,rn
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W. nait Sreii ,me , irS"''i'ioii III nus
S.a "n.',' a,"> '"'';Su ti ""C.eiI ,,t q"
,"o' NY ''n.o =, .ait,'o "uI e." C,
h's "'''",t' '''',' VIZ.
l''""' M'ii l.,,',cii U,;,,i't,''N "e 't
.'"S,': rom ',,r ,.'N'''''' ''''' i'''' -
'''c ''S''H' p""'''
stranger THINGS nave happened. III
yE\ he doubted II even the widest
'rc0ma "T The haulHhcd Jews III the
eihe ci Ezra ever hoped mat
a@.ihch King would helD them In the
's.aI.ti9S ut their Iemp!H. But CYRUS
."' a'lHt,iT moved by the spirit OF
l"l. Hot always EeepS watch above
II GWn. lie hoIdS the Key 10 every
situation. Cyrus was GODS lnstru-
ment. 1t was stateSmanli';e thing
For the kiNg TO allow the Jews TO re-
turn to Jerusalem and rcbuild their
house of worship. The christian sees
Gods hand Influencing this action.
II H.,,;ug OTHERS
o.,
Sr"' "ic 'o 81. vi nIo"us "
w lite ',"" III .ituii i1.uin " ',r. 'uoe"
,o bein ti,n Jows win si,var and cold
Sni'st,borl, .rond.,y;lI In large nn,s-
~. WINS Sbn,,,,, ovnrvyhern ..for all
thov tboI wn,e rn,,nd ahout tnam
'.I~,',.o,nnna,l their hand. witb vns.n,s
rf s;Iyrr with ynld, with goods. and
III Moosts and with nrecious
",ncinus t,inrs " Thus thc Jcws who
on,.,innd /, tbn land or tholr ,.nutiv-
~, h.,d E, sh.ra In tho wort. nc rr-
.f,,fmn thn fasnn,.
80 dnm,t 500 vou. said = father
,-b.n hls SON rrnudIv hrouybt home
gro,m nr nictnr.s IN which he claim
nI Ia Ia rrnrnsnntnd sWhv vou soc
thof hi. fnt how tbere, don't Won.
=, tI,ary Weu T nm ,jght hebjnd
mt Tbn lows vino remoined 90.
,,,nial a siriian nnsjtjon. thrv wore
rirht h"hjnd tho nrominent ones in
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-11
GREAT PIANO BARGAIN

The Cable Piano Co., 81 Superior
St, Toledo, o.. has fine instrument
in Il nearby town which, rather than
ship back to Toledo, they will sell at
a great sacrifice. This piano has an
elegant case, is equipped with all
modern improvements, and Is fully
guaranteed for many years by The
Cable Piano Co., who are one OF the
largest manufacturers in the world.
Remember. in order to make quick
sale they viii make the price very
low and will accept reasonable terms.
If you are interested, write to them.
adv.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-11

JAPAN RUSHING WORK on reet OF
battleships in accordance with their
war program which calls for an eX-
penditure of sl75,000,000.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-11

GERMAN AUTHORITIES SEIZE all
men and boys from Il to 60 in Bruees,
Belgium, forcing them to work in
German munltiou factories.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-11
lesson FOR OCTOBER l4rH


t-essnu Title: "Rcturuing from
- Captivity. -
Lesson Text l}zeS -it.-Mem-
orize yss., 9, 8
Golden Text: jchevai, hath done
great things for us; whereof We are
glad" 'i'salm 1876:
"' q. The Help OF Pagans.
thc Historian records & proclnma-
tiu't made by Cyrus. king of Persia,
TiAl reference TO the building OF the
tauDl' in Jerusalem. 1t is stated
tiiat Jehovah stirred tip the spirit
of Cyrus. King OF Persia" so that he
made this proclamation. IL is inter.
esiing to sec how the plans Of n pagan
king were made to contribute to the
;nlcrcsts or the Kingdom of God One
of the writers in the Scripture sug-
grSts iiat God makes even the wra tn
of man to praise aim! Possibly
something like cllat Is happening in
'i,c great war in Europe in our own
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-11
ARowvTISE PRESIDENT REsIG rs

ro@iIl' OF public Objection to his wal
NiCWG IL near mental collapse as re-
suit Of public olaluor for break with
Germany and the troubles brought
ABOUT by the widespread strike.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-11

GERMAN U-BOAT BASES are threat
cnod according to military experts, "
the German linee continue to give
way to the English advance in Flan-
dora, The new Offensive launched by
the British has forced the Germans
to rerre aigSg ,1 front of ten miles
oners and much booty wore taken,
in southern Pacific waters. The crew
of the German ship Secadler Is at
large and using two boats are prey
ing upon shipping. The American
vessels sunk we're the Siade, a. H.
johnson and the Manila.
NEW NATIONAL PARTY organizes in
preparation for campaign in 1920
This party will include prohibitions
lists, progressivcs, social democrats,
single tax advocates and indcpcnd-
cntS.
L. $. GOVERNMENT GUARANTEES
Liberty Loan Bonds will come back
to you with interest. Those who
have no guarantee that they viii re-
turn. Your money can help end the
war. Buy n bond.
PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL concerning
trading with the enemy. 1t, provides
that seditious matter shall not be
given freedom of the malls, that there
shall he no business transaction be.
tween this and enemy countries and
that the enemy aliens DONG business
in this country must be licensed to
continue in business.
SENATE WILL. PIlORE the charges Of
scditious utterances lodged AGAINST
LaFollette. A committee has been
appointed to investigate and report
at the opening of the December 6es-
sion. - -- .-... --.
COAL BADLY NEEDED Iv OHIO cities
as many towns, are actually sulfcrlnE
from lack of fuel and plants and
schools in some may have TO close II
a supply is not received soon.
10000 u. :. AIupLhNiIs are being built
as rapidly aS possible. as that number
was authorized in the SGiO,OQO,vtV
aviation bill which passed Congress
in July.
GuINEMER LOSES LIFE on the NpreS
front. This brave French nier had q
wonderful record for bringing down
the enemy aircraft. He was killed
while engaged in combat with Ger
man airmen.
GERMANS AGAIN RAID HosPIT,Ls
behind the french lines killing three
British nurses and some OF The
wounded soldiers.
AIR ATTACKS ON LONDON are occur.
. ing with great frequency, the crcnlS
dropping bombs, aoTeal torpcdoeS Hn1
| irCcn diary bombs causing deStTuc .tO'
to city and coast towns The ptblt.
is renewing demands FOR rgDTi5a.5.
! HEAVY ARTILLERY BtTrI.E rae.
| along Aisue front and the hNHiia.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-11
conn MIl.LERs AGREE in confere


places killing over one hundred pc
pie and driving thousands from the
homes. The financial loss will r.
into millions.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-11
CHECKING A SKID

This suggestion, also, is an Old
story for the veteran. driver, but very
necessary to the beginner. When the
rear wheels begin to skid sideways on
"A slippery pavement it seems natural
for most beginners to swing their
front wheels in the opposite direction.
This accentuates, rather than checks,
the skid. The front wheels should be
turned in the direction Of the skid.
shown in the diagram.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-11

Miss ThoOd0r0 Eooih, president Of
,hc Girls National Guard, is the
bright angel or many n camp hospital
ahccr she has brought flowers and
cngrrfGlncss. Her pntriotic tasks are
,rif-imp0Snd ana She h1s. gone about
3ml1n ia - spirit That has won her
;napy friends among the nations
dGhIcrS..
The National Honor Guard IS an
organization of girls throughout the
rurnlfy who lave enlisted 10 do all
|trS can In frightening the tcdlum of
long days in the military hospitals.
Both the soldiers and sailors are Wis
itcG and offered magazines and dow
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-11

crS as well as pleasant words and
bright smiles The members of the
guard seem to understand that sick
men are always pleased with the
kindly interest ana attention Of agree
able young women.
BHt The Girls National Honor
Guard plans 10 do even more than
Chis Through the cold winter months
It's members win serve hot coffee and
sandwiches TO the guardSmcn station.
cd about the different cities.
Miss Booth. who is directing the
organization, is the daughter of Bal
lingtnn humlh of the Volunteers of
America.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-11

The little Earl of Madeley Ia tho
six -year-old son and heir Of the
Marquis of Crcwe. Lord Crewe, in
addition TO his distinguished political
energies and obligations, was at one
time d lieutepant in the Yorkshire
Dragons. The present Lady Crewe
WAS formerly Lady Mss9aret paim-
rose. he daughter OF Lord Rose
berry,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-10-11
The Summary of the News

arc holding ground gained as we'll as
making fresh advances.
REPORT RUSSIAN ADVANCE slight
~ in drive against tho Germans in
Riga region,
MORE SELECT MEN MOVE to camp
sherman at Chillicothe. Ohio.
NEARLY 1900 OHIO TROOPS have
now reached MONTGOMERY, Alabama,
and Camp Sheridan 10 reported to be
in fine shape in spite of the recent
hurricane.
BRITISH TAKE RAILWAY line north
interfering with the Kaiser's plan to
make Germany Independent of the
Suea Canal in sending her commerce
into the Pacific and Indian oceans.
SECOND DRAFT CALL Is expected to
be issued In about n month. This will
bring to the solors another 100000
men.
nUY A LIBERTY nOND and back up
the men who are fighting to preserve
your liberty. Don't leave II all to
ep Onys em over tS Uncle moHSy sS can
the best security on earth.
DEFICIENCY BILL PAssEES congress,
carrying appropriation of SI,I5T,434,.
ito in cash and authorized contracts.
The measure is said to be the great
government
crnment to be used for engineering
and experimental work in connection
with the federal aircraft program.
MAIL CHRISTMAS PACKAGES for the
soldiers and sailors abroad. not later
than November 18th, is the statement
son. VIZ
supplies to northern Europe neutral
! countries Is beinS put. into effect by
Great Britain IN cooperation with the
| embargo declared in the l.. :. to pre-
vent shipments OF supplies reaching
! Germany.
conn MILLERs AGREE in conference
| at Washington 70 adopt federal
| license plan, to work on Il reasonable
| margin of profit and do everything
! possible to eliminate speculation.
TYPHooN SWEEPS JAPAN in many
! places killing over one hundred peo-
pie and driving thousands from their
homes. The financial loss viii run
INTO millions.
| hRGEHTISE PRESIDENT RESIGNS rs
r"St'l' of public objection to his war
views. Is near mental collapse as re-
suit Of public olauor for break with
Germany and the troubles brought
ABOUT by the widespread strike.
WsH TAN MEASURE is signed by the
president, providing Il levy of more
| than TWO billion new taxes to raise
| war revenues. The taxes are on in
comes, excess profits, liquor, tobacco
soft drinks, passenger and freight
transportation, patent medicines
| chewing gum, amusements, musical
| instruments, etc.
I. W. w. PLOTTED To DESTROY the
| nations food supply and prevent plans
| to keep the American armies in the
field thru Interference with equip.
| ment, transportation facilities and
| construction work at Cantonments
| Government intends to prosecute the
leaders indicted thru evidence secur-
ed in recent raid upon l. w. w. head
quarters throughout the nation.
THANKSGIVING FEAST for soldiers in
| France is the plan of American head
| quarters where arrangements are be-
| ing made to provide necessary food
| stutfs,
JAPAN RUSHING WORK on reet o:
| battleships in accordance with their
war program which calls for an ex-
| penditure of sl75,000.000
GERMAN AUTHORITIES SEIZE al
men and boys from IA to 60 in Bruges
Belgium, forcing them to work in
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FEAST for soldiers in
France is the plan of American head
quarters where arrangements are be-
ing made to provide necessary food
StutfS.