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Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-06-06
For County Treasures

l wish to announce to the voters
Of Sioux county that I am a candi.
date for the Office of county treastir.
er and will seek the republican
nomination at the primaries June
26th. I have had many years ex-
perience doing clerical work and re.
alize the responsibility Of the Office.
Soliciting your vote and support, I
am respectfully,
BENJAMIN WHITE
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-06-06
FOR SHERIFF

/ wish to announce that l am q
candidate for reelection as Sher-
liz Of Sioux county. My name
will be on the Republican ticket
at the Primary election and /
shall appreciate the vote and sup
port of my friends throughout
the county. If reelected / shall
continue to conduct the affairs Of
the office without fear or favor
Z and in the interest Of good gov
eminent.
-CHAS.s MCLAUGHLIN
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-06-06
For Constable

I wish to announce that / shall
be candidate for the republican
nomination for county constable at
the June primaries. / was a men,
Der Of the Standing Rock Indian
police force for 26 years. and shall,
appreciate your vote.
& Respectfully,
-THOS. FROSTED.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-06-06
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
FOR AssEssoR 1sT DIATRIOT

/ hereby announce that / shall
be a candidate for the Republican
nomination for Assessor in the
First Assessment District for
Sioux county at the Primary cleo
ton, June A26th. Soliciting your.
support and vote, ! am respect
fully,
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-06-06
-CHAs. MCLAUGHLIN
FOR COUNTY TREASURER

Z l hereby announce myself q
candidate for the Office Of Treas
urer of Sioux county. Ny name
will appear on the Republican
ballot, subject to the will Of the
people ct the June Primaries.
J ~. u HARMON
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-06-06
Paid Political Advertisements.

The publication fee may be computed
Vt the legal rate, or 80 Hat rate for IN.
nOuncements Of ordinary length, to run
every issue until the Primary Election,
June 18th, 1918.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-06-06
For Superintendent Of Scho.,l.

For Superintendent Of Schools
! respectfully solicit the support
OF Sioux county voters for no1nina.
ton and election to the Office Of
county superintendent of schools.
which Office now hold. Verv
sincerely, Il. w. COLEBANK.
Co. Supt. Of Schools.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-06-06
Latest Spring Merchandise
North Dakota Retail
Food Regulations
tBy N. D. FOOD Admintstration.)

tBy N. D. FOOD Administrator
Within the past two weeks new
and drastic regulations have been
put into effect by the United States
Food Administration and North Da-
kots has been asked to do its share
along with the rest Of the nation.
Federal Food Administrator Ladd
has appealed to the farmers to mar.
ket all their wheat o. soon as pos.
sible and not later than June Let.
The first order was to have the wheat
all marketed by May 18th but the
State Food Administrator secu:ed an
extension of time until June 1st %
that there would be no possible lack
Of seed wheat and so that the farm.
ers would not need to take the time
from their seeding to haul this wheat
u market.
In addition to this the consumers Of
North Dakota, with the people Of the
rest At the nation, have been restrict
ed to ~ pounds of wheat flour per
person per week and cards have been
issued for the merchants Of the state
which will allow the Food Admins.
traitor to keep close check on the
amount Of flour. flour substitutes and
sugar sold to each individual.
These are war measures and grow
out Of q Military necessity. The Uni
ted States has pledged its word 70
its associates in the war to furnish
them with a certain amount Of wheat
and they are dependent on that prom.
Use.
The situation IL critical and seri
Gus in the extreme. Unless the UNI
ted States can furnish this wheat
there is a possibility of the collapse Of
one or more Of the allied countries
which would entail frightful disas.
ter for the allied cause. II England
or France should be forced out Of the
war within the next few months on
account of the lack Of food. It would
cost the United States billions more
in treasure and possibly millions more
In lives than II they can maintain
their fighting front.
The possibility Of such disaster
has been foreseen and pointed out by
Mr.. Hoover. This is the reason that
North Dakota people are asked to
scraps the bottom Of the wheat bin
clean and to restrict their diet To the
lowest possible minimum of wheat
productg.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-06-06

FOR Assessor 2ND DISTRICT
/ hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Assessor Of the End
District Of Sioux county, subject
to the June Primaries. / stand
for honor the principle Of men.
!. s5s YOUNG
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1918-06-06
FOR CLERK OF COURT

I wish to announce that l am a
candidate for the Republican nom
ination for Clerk of District Court
for Sioux county. l have the
necessary qualifications to handle
the work in this office, and. I shall
appreciate the influence and sup
port Of my friends. Soliciting
your vote at the Primaries, June
26th, / am respectfully,
THOMAS SKYE
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
I hereby announce that / am a
candidate for the Republican
nomination for Register Of Deeds
Of Sioux county. / have the nee
essary qualifications to fill the Of
fee and in the event Of my cleo
ton will devote my best efforts
to the work. Soliciting your vote
and support, ! am respectfully,
81 IL, Il. BRAND
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19
Copper Gitp. Mieb.

Slen pabpillani fun ei minun ole
tllllut ennemmin firioitetnfii Iuttaia
Iebteen ia lauiiltutii mieli pibettGni
tuosta tdrtidstd fpipmgtiestd: auols
leitfen plosnouiemiiesta ia tllbatnuos
tifesta fpaltafunnasta, iota on ollut
festustelun alaiiena Iuttaiasla.
Saluan tdpbelliien bp%pdtipmiieni
laliua neliiue Suusfoielle, Sialalle
ia Sariamdelle, iotta oipat ustalta-
meet nousta totuutta puolllstamaan
ia Sumalan i%aualla ipGdrdG ia tpa@
binsollista mieIipibettG tltisfamaan.
&llinfa iuurta tiitolliluuoen tuns
META tunnen ipiimeiiestGfin tpeli Sia
Ian firioitilsta fobtaan, ie i4tpGsti
ndpttdG eta tuulen tupien rafentais
ien tGDtbD iontua totuuben ianan
ebesid bGpiddn.. Sumala iinua nell
S. Oiala iiunatfoon ia alma t%pariel-
foon ieiiomaan, ialoillait. i%eiiomaan
iiud 8ristus falIiolla. iobonfa Ybs
ban Sen9en palailemarla olet faanut
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

3erra otti bdnen t1Gltd iotiipaiiesta
Ieurafunnasta luotienia riemuitIes
iuaifeen ieurafuntaanfa ta~itpaaieen.
iosia eli buolia Ell iuruia ei potd Ell
pimepttd ole ia Sumala fuiipaa faitti
fppneleet beibdn lilmistdnid. 8oi
fiiinfa bpipG on ustoen Serraan lupta
taa ia ola iGlleen nGfemiien toi.
sposin.
Sinne laatpat mboSfin lnpiet fers
ran tuIla iiiadn luurtcn fansla pie
nptailet ola mielibpnillGdn. Gid
beitG neiiaamasta iielld estd pfiiz
tGGn. Salemin. tdGn iatamaSin OF
laau ifiturpasia.
SGmdn ilon lapiillentin Seeius
lpalmistanut on. a~astebeSia pieniI-
lentin annettu 10 autuuS on, 1870
taatte Seeiutieben, 2uottafaatte bds
neben, S~atlpabasIa talon litte. omen
niipan p%eritte.
u. g. sc.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

Min tdrfea diff. eta maistaiiimme
ia cttaiiimme paariu etiitfo aiass
famine. lliottaen Sumalan armoon
NriStufiesia, fila ban OH iotpinto
meioan ipteimme ebest6, eifG ais
noastaan meibdn. ipaan faifen maails
man. SumaIm iana on tpabpa, fiji
ben armo %ianaan on bppa luottaa
fuolemanfin tullesfa.
Siiben lllpttaen nptpiiin pois
mluttanut fristi iiiar Sba Sobanna
Nampafin pddli fotia. iota palion
omaiiet ifdfpdIld faipaaipat, niinpd
mefip ifaipGn ~taipnulla %muistamme.
W&utta emme noe en6dn tGGIlG bdnen
bpmpileipid Iempeitd %faswoiaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

ialtaii astua. Sa, te Seeiuflen uss
toiuaiiet ieurafuntain painenet iefG
taitfi See1ufieen usfonat peIiet ia
iilaret Serrasia. Glt1dt boriuto. fila
MT, JOS fosfaan OH oltaapa tartfoia
ia paroipaiiia upin ilbtecn ettemme
ota nGbdGtGGn fuullatlemme muufas
laisten paimenten GGniG, ioitu ems
me tunne, ipaan MA luiemmin tiinz
npmme tuobpn mailman mielestG
mit1ttDmGGn, fpfo mailman autiiiss
oppiin, iota on Seeiutien iuoitto bui-
to @plgatm ristilld: Sc OIL tGptettp.
Siis iofaifen, iofa ibmiien mined
tmtaa maan pdGllG tuli iilloin Ipnz
nit loipitetutii, iidinen ipanbursfaus
ia tai1paallinen .ipaparS iotaiielle
bantitutii.
Sumalan Jana ielipdsti tooistaa ia
nGpttdG nellie aian ia paifan iols
loin plemmne piteen llpotettu tGbGn
&ristufien poittoon, ipoimaan ia all-
tuuteen. &c OH tapabtunllt uuben
ipntpmiien bettelld ppbGcid fasteese
ia. Gid minullc pabempi autuus
riitG, min iuuri ia ippG ipnti tur>
meluffeni on ia plen iuarmn ettei
iinnlleffaan rita nGbempi autuus,
jos main mullten inlet buomaamaan
tuinfa noimmatpn plet life itiiGii
auttanaan 1iitG ~ubfaaipasta peritas
bosta, iofa lbfa e~pGIsfoista ibmistG.
@oi niitG, iotfa aiettanat esteitG
enanfeliumin eteen. 81 iitd mil
lointann liifaa nStota malta 1itd
Dbd pleiiemmin ipapaasti iulistettai>
film iebdn on Sumalan ippima, iofa
iaattaa fuolleet elGmdGn, iofiat nGs
femtGdn, fuurot fuulemaan, mpfGt
pu6mam ia rmmat bpppddmdGn
ilosta minimum peurat. git0s ian.
nata i%aarnata etpanfeliumia tpapaase
ii ia tpapaasti iitG mbosfin ilstoa
ia tunnustaa tosfa ie tuottaa ndin
iiunattlla bebelmGG %taitpaan tpaIta>
tunnalIe.
Seeiutien peresid ailtaus tpelienne
Nestpr MGfi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

nan mteben tertpmn tapnus eldnGss
td tpoistaa tdnt61t nellie:
.y@rGdnd pdipdnG iain nina ieu-
raaipan iifdltGifen tirieen: ,9tafas
berra 81. M.l Ittpm GsfettGin Iuin
Ifuurella ~ibastutiella ieIostutien turs
%iuattomille poiiIIe perustamastanne
fobista. Rinille oliii iuiri ito. jog
perustaiiitte fobin mp0stin turfpatto>
mile tptoille ia id~riestdiiitte fen To-
mpien periaatteiben mnfaan. SIen
papinIesti, mitta fuitentin olen lite
nG onnellfesfa afemasia, eta tpoin
labioittan SOC, 600 mt. t1bGn tarfois
tutfeen. jos tie ipain olette tilaiinu.
oesia atpanmam ebbottamani foSin.
Dim tpGbdn b~dmmdstpnpt Inets
tllani tdmdu firieen. @ind tiefin
fuinfa pieni paIfta uieimmilIa pas>
t~orcilla oil ia tpoin ientdbOen tusfin
aiateIlaiaan iitd mobbplliiuiitta, eta
r~apinIesteIld oliii min iuuri omais
mus.
SpttTfpbin perustaminen oil 10
pitt1n alfaa pllut minulle ipbdmetl-
diia iolle olin niein rufoillut Sumas
Ian iilinansta. Iutta tuntui mels
fem moboottonaltd, cttd tdbdn tars
foitutieen pliiin iaanut pbbellG ferz
taa ploli milioonaa ia mield papirs
leSfeltd. Niin nina en- bfIinfertai-
festi ipoinut usfoa iit6 tobetii.
Inutamien ptitpien per1stG mats
distin ipirtamatfoilleni Iiiben piffus
iaupuufiin, iosta tirie oil I1betettp
ia pdGtin pttaa IGbempid tietoia fire
ieenfiripitaiosta. Gallo, iosia ban
'dui ndptti fblldfin baisfaIta paifs
fafin bpipin pfiinfertaiielta. Sa it
Sefieni aiatteIin: ,,@tobootontu, eta
benfilO, ipfa omistaa 100000 mi.
afuifi tddIId; pield p6bemmin ie,
iota Iabioittaa ielIaiien iumnau'.
0iinG ioitiu ia pddiin iiiGdn. "a
lonemdntd oil iotona ia otti minut
Dstdpdllifesti ipostaan. Mind tars
tuin iiiorann aiiaany mainitiin~ OLE
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

mani GIN poitafoSin iobtaia ia tuItri
MT tiittdmddn bstdipalliiestG Fir.
ieestG ietG iiita ialosta $4,000 mi.
labioitntfesta.
Suofaa anteetii'. fesfebtti ban,
NIT nina pIen tai firioittanut tpdds
rim. Gifomlfieni oil antaa 100000.
Suniiu itieni n%olotii. ,@i'. iamoi,
NINA, ,tpirbe on f~ofonaan minun. Sc
tirioitittc tobeIlafin aitpan IeItpddGrt
100000, muttd nina en- ole idfSas
nut nsfod, ettd tooelIatin olette tars
foittaneet npin iuitrta iimmaa.
= $alo, iosia te aiutte. ief6 fen aies
ma iaattoiipat minut itstomaan teis
bGn firi~eeaidnne oletpm tpirbeen.
Sent6bben aiattelin oletpan parasite
poistaa pfii nolIa, olipa IdbeIld, ettd
oliiin %puistanut tafii npllaa ia fit
tdnpt main 5000 mf."
Sdmd tapars pioittad fiiirtfa me
iiein: menettelentme lamnlla tdtpdIIa
SumaIan Iabioien ia Iupausten tanss
ia. see poistamunc NOLAN fieltG tote
len tddltd ia pienentelemne iiten Sll.
malan iuomid antimia.
@nfo nina ole ~ianonut iinnIle,
ettd JOS iirtG nstpiiit, Min iirG nGfis
fit Sumalan ~ibanunben.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19
aonlnlabjOia iemimaairlle.

S%airpprt, Obion ieminaarin pstas
ipiltG. Eoitppmme eta iofapaifasia
otstteiIi bucm;opn erddn ieminaari1i
pst6ran efitps. jpnfa iuiunne Irtea
Intlaiasta. gIIei in.iJuffi ebbitG tot
mia, toimitaa nnberipioben Iabiatii.
9tot faiffi toimintdan. Ell ole aifaa
ola ioutiIasua. Saafoon Selutfen
eI6ipd iunieminen ia nsfnminen tGpts
tad tuntomune ia mielemme, iilIoi1i
olemme iloiiia.
Nntaiia, pibdmte fen armoia iads
oa Ola mlfana eipntfelinmin firtas'
tamiiesia ia min plentaG ristir lir"
pua eaiffcin us~tottatpafii ia omistets
tomafIi. Nbt faiffi, faifti tcimins
toan ia Serran tpotd arrttamuan. N>
met ,iotia I.itGn tGbdn famndtatpat Ies
minaoriamme $500 finisia tai IL
npllarid iuliopesld, di1pdsfadh 2 DeH-
filUS pnolelIc mafiulla. aiitdn psS
tGipiG, eta la6ianne mitpitte.
Glefs Saari, Sobau Salmineit,
@utist Tcponen ,Spbm Ielion, auss
taa @ilbere, Saafto Sipula, @ntti
2uonna, Intti Senffn, Riffo Sobto,
Saaipio CaIminen, Saaffo 8ulberg,
Icminaarin tstdspd, @iss 2aina
Sompp;. @isS 9ilia Saari, Miss
@cr.fn Serto ia aiiii aiilunen. labjo.
jen ierddid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19
SeinOla. miuu.

Slmat oipat fauniit ia i~uotui,ot.
l%nntafaan ei ole fuin pdbGn eta on
maa ipdbdn ~firiapana iofa on bar
spinaista main ioulutuulla. Sais
rantta ia fioleipaiiuutta on oIIut
runiasti eta on aiipan labi pmpa-
ristolla madam aian iiidlld fuollut
noin % ibmistd. WoneIta, monels
ia on idanbt pienid orpoia. iotta oIi>
"a taripinneet dibin beIlaG bpitoa,
mitta 9erram tiet eli ole meibGn
tiemme ella Sdnen aiatlttIenIa ole
meibdn aiatufiemme. fila emme ties
od fenen ipuprp meistd enSifii tllee.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19
5airpOrt. ObiO.

&aiffialta tullu iairautta ia fuoles
maa, niinpd tddltdfin 10 pdiipd ious
lutimta b~aiibattiin Scr. ia Wrs. Yps
tGIdmdft ia beibGn pastaiDntpnDt
Iapienfa. Ndmd %iairasti tpiifon f.
til mainittua Ient1iid. Mrs. fiipli
z p6iipG Italia ia mica tioli. toisto
tpuorofantta iGffeen ia moIemmat
baubattiin lamana pGiipdnG. Sc oil
dpieId mrorio "a m,loben. fumpifin.
Oil mitd iublallifin bai,tans en- ole
ollnt tilni1uures cnncn fp5faan eta
mics ia tpaimo pbtd aifaa lasfetaan
maan poipeen. Mlitta emme flre
minimum ne. ioilla ei toimoa ole, fila
mama fuoliipat usfpsia Bapnbtaidnn,
itstoitpat ipntinid mteeffi 8ristutien
fofpintotperesfd ia iloitiipat ailtiliS
besta ia toiippimat plan ~pGieipdnId
&nritia istulimen eteen neiiaamaari
&oritfalle, ipfa beibdt Sumalalle Iis
nasti, fiitosta ia funniu ia beiodn
~totiponia toteutui eta pGdiiipGt tGGI.
ia fipnien maasta linne, iosia ei ole
fipua eli flolemaa. 5eille idi btii
tptt0 2 iplipben ipanba, ban mpos
fairastaa, toiipoinme eta bdnfin
p6diee iiGn. ia ditin ia pienen tuelien
fansia taipaafeen. Saittmis iaars
nan pitt past. Bilen ia iiunGii baus
ban.
Scr. ia Mrs. Sationilta fupli 16
puoben nanba poifa, bGnfin fdiitti
autuutenia &ristufien tefona, baubm
finnaii ia pitt iaarna,t ipainaian TO-
tona past. Bilen.
Sbnobdn ieurafunnasta fupli @trs
RGnniffG, Suremaan idi mics ia fafs
Fl lasta ia @rs. 2ipianen, iuremam
idi mics ia fplmc ldsta ia Gustan
8niarilta fiioli IA fuin manila poifa.
S1GllG meinaii Notwithstanding
ia pit1d Iulret eipanfeliumi-iublni
Is p1ipG io~nlufnuta, ipaan nc tdptpb
iGttGd tuonnemas. lpDstd fun melfen
iofa talosia OH Iairaita min CT tabs
DO niiltGtG1n tulIa bommaSta nit1Gn
ipaiffa on teripcitG. Sdm6 on bpipin
m%aicntaipaa. Serran fdii lepGG rass
llama p%GGII1mme. ipaiffa ei t1ni1 ole
nellie ustoipaifine tietdmGt6n tGmG.
ban on iuiimenen alta.
NaamatusSa on firioitettu ndistd
piimeien aian merteistG ia MT us
fomme Haumatun.
Ganfallis SenrafunuoIln of f%orisiIs
tamu fiitos p1iip6n ilalId, o6icl-
maa ei olIut miuta fun past. Bilen
pitt pubecn ia Iittc mentiin aIaiaaIin
ia mpptin forit buutofnipalIa ia
bpuin nc mcni. taipaiii, nouiiipatpa
iuiitecnfin taaIndn, tuloS oil 04 taas
!an.
Satin taas faiiii SumaIan 6dl-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19
HolIam mcrfitps.

llicin trfinmc ME itiellemnlc tor.
peettomasti buoIia aiateIIesiamme ia
fanpeSinmme ,Onfobon Sumala
toocllafin Sanonut min ia niin2
Boifo SGu tooellofin tarfoittaa tds
t62" @euraaipa pieni, er6dn usfos
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-12-19

tuun ia iamon: autuat ne foulleet,
iotfa Serrasia fuoletpat. firicn tpalbS
taia.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-05
Hundreds Of Morgan City
People Now Have
Bank Accounts.
Christmas Savings Clubs Teach
Lesson of Thrift-Methods
in Up-to-Date Banking.

The Bank Of Morgan City has mali
ed out vouchers to all members of its
Christmas Savings Club fors191s.,
Hundreds .of. people saved in this
way in amounts ranging from $12.75
to $4,000.
This Bank uses the pass book sys-
tenn and not the card board. The
system that the ank of Morgan City
uses has all the different clubs the
amount to be paid each week and the
total amount you will receive when
you have made all the payments.
The. pass book used by The Bank
Of Morgan City is considered the most
complete Christmas Savings System.
The new Christmas Savings Club
of this Bank begins today. Call and
open your account for 1919 Read
the add of The Bank of Morgan City
that appears on the front page.
!. 12-5eod. Sc
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-05
J~ =. .-3T
Report Of Police
Jury Meeting

Franklin, La, Dec. A, 1918
|. The Police Jury met this day ir
regular session, with Hon. Charles N
Frost presiding, and the following
members present: Haydel, Olivier
Boudreaux, Drackett, Aucoin ane
Calm. Absent: Kimbrough, Wolforc
Gooch and Pharr. ,zt'
The minutes of the last regular
meeting with the exception of thu
report Of c. A. Aycock auditor, thu
report Of the Sheriff, the Treasur
er's report, the Budget, and the Vag.
rancy Ordinance the reading o1
which were .on motion duly seconded
and carried dispensed with,) were
read and on moton of Oscar Bou
dreaux seconded by T. Aucoin anc
carried were approved. .,-.
A letter from Pierre Daigle ten.
dering his resignation as bridge ten
der at the Chene bridge was read
and on motion of A. F. Calm second
ed by T. Aucoin and carried, the res
ignation was accepted, and the letter
filed and made part of. the minutes
The report from Wilbur H. Kram
er Clerk, was read, and on motion OF
John R. Drackett seconded by It
Aucoin and carried, it was received,
filed, and,-made a part s;of the min
utes. '.':'T
The report Of w. N. Gooch, Chair
man Of the Finance Committee, was
read, and on motion of. John R.
Drackett seconded by Arthur Olivier
and carried, it. Twas received, filed
and made, a part of the. minutes. d.
The report of the Finance Commit.
tee. was. read, and on motion of n. E.
Calm seconded by Arthur Olivier and
carried, it. was received filed, and
rlade.a part Of the minutes, and the
secretary was authorized to issue
warra hts for all claims listed thereon,
upon approval BY the Finance Com
mittee.;. ...
The President. stated to the meet
ing,that,he he'd been called on by the
ladies Of the Red Cross, who said
there was deficit of $4,000 in the
cost Of operating the. influenza hos
pital, after deducting all donations,
that the. town Of Franklin had .donat.
ed $4,000 towards this and asked
that the Police Jury donate the. bal
ance of $$55.O0. On motion of Jno.
Drackett seconded by Arthur Olivier
and carried, the donation was made,
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-05
Many l8-Year-Old Regis
| bants May Be Report
ed as Deserters.
lust Return Questionnaires to
Local Board Even Though
| Hostilities Have Ceased.

Rdjutant General McCrory has
fust called the attention of the
Local Boards to the fact that
sny 18-year-old registrants ap.
rently do not understand the
riousness of the QUESTIONABLE
Nd their classification; and are
lot returning their question.
aires to the Local Boards.
In some parishes a very large
Percentage of young men in the
ryear group have not returned
estionnaires, and in nearly
gery parish some of these reg
tants have failed to comply
b the regulations,
ltlissthought that in many in
hnces the failure to return the
uestionnaire is due to an i'm
ression that the return of the
uestionnaire is not required, in
Eisw Of the fact that hostilities
i've ceased. However, these
1hust yet be returned, in accord
knce with the orders of the War
Department.
| A serious penalty awaits the
nan whofails to return his ques-
Idonnaire, and the same proceed
re will be taken now as was
aken in cases of men who failed
breturn questionnaires prior to
h signing of the armistice.
hese men are reported as de-
nquents, and subsequently as
ogerters if they refuse to re-
nn the questionnaire.
General McCrory has asked
hel Local Boards to use every
IfSort to secure the return Of
~ questionnaires, and proprely
assify these young men. Many
these young men do not read
yhe newspapers. and it is urged
That every relative and friend
make inquiries Of 1N--year-old
|legstrants as to whether their
|guestionnajres have been re-
|Mrned and that they insist that
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-05
Club Women's S Conserva-
ton Meeting Draws
Large Attendance.

Another overflow audience greet
ed the Wednesday night program of
pictures and conservation talks at
the Opera House last night. The
evening was rounded out by a COM
munity "sing" which was led by
Miss Huberwald of New Orleans.
The Sing" was cut short, despite
the heroic efforts of Miss Huber
fald on account of the noise and Jack
of discipline among the thoughtless
small boys in the audience.
The program of the evening was
arranged by Mrs. Vanderbilt, pres
ident of the Civic League, and by
Mrs. A. F. Storm, president sof the
Womens Federated Clubs of Louis
lana in response to direct requests
by the United. States Food and Con-
ser~ation Administrations. Mrs.
Storm followed the motion picture
exhibition with statement of the
objects of the meeting. She was
followed on the program by Food
Conservation message from Mr..
Hoover read by Mrs. Cass Jolley.
Mrs. Vanderbilt explained the ma
ture of the pledge and the need for
observing it, and the audience fol-
lowed in response, reading the pledge
as read by Mrs. Storm. The res
ponse to the pledge was read from
the audience in the form of res
olution offered by Mrs. J. A. Strauss.
Following a talk concerning the
work and the hopes of the Food Ad-
ministration by the Parish Admin
istrator, the audience was then Civ
en- the opportunity to join in sing
ing selections from various popular
songs under the leadership of Miss
Huberwald. Miss Huberwald has
been of wonderful use to the coun-
try in the capacity Of "sing" leader
during the past year of the war, but
a part of her audience of Wednes.
day night made it impossible for her
to give Morgan City demonstra-
tion of the splendid work for which
she is capably fitted. -
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-12-05
Visitors Headed by Hon.
Fred D. Grace Visit
Local Waters....

Capt. R. F. Gillen, of the Conser-
vation Launch "Opelousas" has re-
ceived. instructions from the. State
Conservationist, Mr.. M. l.. Alexan-
der, to place his launch at the dis
posal of the Hon. Fred. D. Grace,
and guests for trip from Morgan
City to Bayou Penchant. Mr.. Grace
is the Register of the State Land
Office.
The following people made up the
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grace, Mrs. N.
G.. Odgen of Baton Rouge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. Kendall of Shreveport, and
Mrs. W. G. Cruickshant Of New Or
leans.