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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
ATTORNEY GENERAL
ENGLAND RESENTS
GOVERNORS ACTION

tt IN" Editor ri rhc lni"llIgcnCrr.
Nr:---l nm "nrl"SlnG yea herewith
copy Of letters which wrote I" III"
snvcrnnr. think il ~ material. IN
yinw % the fact that tn" governor ana
hav" taken diG"rrnt positions as {" nc
efficacy nf ikc soldiers ballot law. no
Governor asked N" - corporate win
HIM in requesting III" ballot conilllS-
S.nucrs &, immediately 7rint The baIl"is
This cnnli not legally do. because |
would be requesting; the ballot commits
Sinncrs 70 rinlatc y plain statutory duty.
In this letter. above referred Ia. En't
Will note that suggested 20 him that X
was my fC-Nrnt GcSir" that as many o.
our snldicr hoys be permit tcu IN VOL" rs
POSSIBLE. and that inaSmH"h az he aa'l
indicated that he would not call an
extra session of tho lcCtSln'ur" I" h'n"h1
tn. law. felt that "" should max" inc
brst We could on 0f TN" present law
aud | further Sugg"Strd IN him that AT
pnIitical parties ~ requested Ia make
hrIr nominations immediately and that.
after said nominations v'"r" made th:
hallni commissioners should then he re-
1urstcd L. Immediately print III" sol
dicrs' ballots. M soon ms these noh'na-
tions were made. | offered I" Cooperate
wifi, him in this matter. The reply h"
mad, tn this lc,tcr was q copy nf let
.cr which hr had Sont 10 IN" cl"TkS oi
the circuit courts and tho ballot com
missioner% nf IN" various counties. I'M
DIR date Of August 21s;. calling my SuF-
ccstion to their attention. hut absolutely
ignoring m. or any Of the other state
officials in tho matter.
also brought h!S attention III an
other letter Ia tho fact that. owing 7"
orr difrcrrut political faiths. II ""
worked together along this line Ercht"r
results would h" accomplished. II" has
aGortcd my view but is giving II I" the
prcss rs his own. II IL very apparent
! 10 me tina; We could get Infinitely pct'cF
/ results hv the officials working toEcthrr
| in this matter. and tho governor Sh"ulo
know this fact. Il Il iS results thar hc
| really wants From the governors nj
ti,udc in this matter. and from inc
/ facts which the public will gather from
! tho correspondence that has been mage
! public i II evaporation or aHtaEoniSn'
| that is really wanted" Wnnt ana
! earnestly. desire corporation. for that
! would bring crrat"St results. Anta6"n-
| ism would bring confusion.
hope that you Will publish this lot
! ter, as fcrl the public should know
the exact situation in this matter
| Very truly yours.
! l.. r ENGLAND.
| Attorney General
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26

Charles A. orlich. POET Melrose St.
Chicago. III.
Elmer G.. Sharpe, fredericksburg. Pa
George J. Smith. HiGhwood. Ill
John Sobulewski. Knleski, Grodzinskl'
(iubcrna, Russia
julius W. Sprremau. r. F. D. o. Bon
duel. Wis.
wounded degree Uudetornilned@
l.irutcnants:
william Baumet. New YORK ~ l.
lanes Perry Cole, Omega. La
Arthur S Crane. New York. n. T.
Harold Fisher. Rutland. N }.
SrrSrantS:
Edgar +. Baker. Blairsville, IA
Robert Fisher. Philadelphia. Pa
Ardn c. Smith, Philadelphia. Pa
Corporals:
Frank NJ. Rarklcy Livernore, Pa
Hugh y. Coke. Schuylkill Haven. Pa
James II. Sickcls. SunnySidc. Ia
Mechanic Jcssc n. Crusan. 1857 Broad
ST. Augusta, Ga
WaEoncrS:
Harold Monsnp, Surfing WIS.
Glenn r. Morrison. WaynesburE. Re
Privatcs:
Albert 4. Barr. East Emporium. Pa
Arthur G. Burke, West Falmouth,
Mass.
Robert F.. Brown. F. T.. D. :. Noble
Okla.
Milton Cain. sol Smith Ave, occnto'
Wis.
Arthur T.. Carey. louisville. Pa.
James r Dill. Mt. Pleasant Tex
George W. Duby. Fottsville. Pa.
John G.. Farley. Mincrsrillc, Pa.
Joseph Fildmyer. Philadelphia. Pa.
Giovanni Fogu. Berchidda- sassar''
Italy.
Jnscph y. t;oroch. klimbowko. Dis
itrict Of TaSlavsky. Province "ollnSky'
Russia.
John r, Gnuvca, Madcro. Portugal.
Frederick !. Jacobsen. ~ Hillary ST..
Brooklyn. y. Y.
George W. Jones, Charlestowu, Jefs-
crson Co., ". Va.
Harry r. Keller. schuylkiIl Haven,
IA
Harold J. Leiscr. louisville. ia.
Rcrnard J. Mctiilvcry. Johns,owu. Pm.
Russell r. Palmer. Blairsvillc. Pa
Charles r. Reed. Blairsrill", Pm.
Terrence :. Scarborough, r. F. D. .,
Lloyd. tn.
Wilbur IT. Scanor. Erccksidc. Ia.
Walter Shimskry. Ernest. Ia.
John r. Thompson. Eric. Ia.
Robert A. WnuGnman. Salisbury. Ia
Missing In Action;
1t. benjamin NJ. t'rensha% lol West
sGth ST. Austin. Texas.
IrratcS:
Herman Anderson. l7cS Cermnn Ave.
Chicago. III.
Benton l.. Carey. Hnrnick. Iowa
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Big Sunday at Fair
Ground Swimming Pool
Ne1rIy l.4oO Persons Enjoyed The
Cool, Clear Water In The
LarYe Basin.

With the temperature ncac tn" hum
dr"d mark. The Stat" Fair ground swim
ming pool was ono of the busiest cool
spots m this community y"sLor':ay y.
There tvr'rc lao PERSONS To take dips IN
tn, clean. cool and refreshing water. Ii
was one OF the hammer days for q Sunday
crowd since the opening of tho poul
about two years aSo. Hundreds from
not only this city hut AL over Ia.
Wheeling district. fr"qu"n'cd tho hIg
hLsin; men and women children ana
mon who arc far above tho last draft
aEr. enjoyed SwimS in thu mammoth
tank.
Because OF pump trouol" tho pool was
closed for few days last week. but WAS
ro-opcnnd Saturday afternoon. Ever!
thing is now in shlrshapc and the pumps
arc working nicely. Tn" water was IT
- drgrrcs ycstcrday-iust IN" right
temperature for IL wlrln day. such I&
Wheeling had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26

tiers on First Aid, Taking Care OF
the Sick or Wounded, Physiology,
Hygiene, Anatomy, Sex Problems:
Mother and Babe. Nobody:
man or woman, can do good work
when health is impaired. If a
woman is nervous or has dizzy
spells, suffers from awful pains at
regular or irregular intervals. she
should turn to a tonic made up OF
herbs, which makes weak women
strong and sick women we'll 1t is
the prescription Of DR.. Pierce, used
by him in active practice many
wears and now sold by almost every
druggist in the land, in liquid or in
tablets. : 1t has had fifty years Of
practical demonstration and suc-
cesdul results in most Of the deli.
cate arrangements and weaknesses
Of Ypmen- =
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phi1rp s covey High Falls, us

Phillip S. Covey. High Falls. Ulster
Co.. y. Y.
Cosimo Dedonno. Parabita Lecce
Italy.
Claude Derrick. Brockton. III.
william T. Eller, Cameron, ". Va.
Ccdor J. Tagerud. Olalla, Wash.
F.lbcrt Fletcher, Council, Va
Jessie Frederick. I'll Center ave.
South Bethlehem, Pa
Morris Goodman, Toledo. Ohio.
Joseph a. Grcgoirc. Franklin. La.
Walter Crosby. 1874 William ST.
Brooklyn. y. 7.
Joe Gutfranski. Lgovoo. Russia 20.
land.
Amos A Hcrmanson. Capron. III.
Curtis B. Jenkins Nrarengo. Ind.
Howard Kaiser. 81 Madison ST..
Brooklyn. n. Y.
John Kool. Bicknell. Ind.
Stewart Long, New Thscter, ". Va.
John L. McSw"eney. $50 Eason Ave,
Highland Park. Mich.
Emerson Arnold Martin, Green Sui.
phur, ". Va.
valdia {. Patrick. r r. D., :. NORTH
Branch. Mich.
James T.. Patterson, 1881 Fletcher ST..
Chicago, III.
Ira Spring. 1910 Lake Ave. Rochss.
ter. y. Y.
Harry n. stouner. Clarence Iowa.
Alphonsus F.. Thamm. on5 North
Flower ST.. Los Angeles. Calf.
Robert 3. Wcatherford- Imperial. Cal.
Prisoner:
Corporal Harvey Phipps, 7o4 Conwcli
, St. Aurora. Ind.
Previously Reported Dtsd OF wounds,
Now Exported wounded degree
Undetermtned:)
Major James c. williams, Ramcr.
Ala.
1t. Thomas r. Bradley, Waxahnchic.
! Tex.
1T. Eliot B. Clark. Weldon. n. Caro-.
lima
! 1t. Alfred +. ronovar. Keyport. y. J.
LIT. Walter W. Craig. New Bethlehem
pa-
Ii. Elmer T.. IlaElcr Springfield. III.
1t. James w Hanbcry. Pittsburgh
Pa
1T. Dcloth Ebcr MeiiinEer. Ephra,a
1T. Loon T.. Rocmcr. Philadelphia. IA
1t. .I3Fin Barton Mccarthy. Milwau.
kcc. Wis.
1t. Harold Clinton Wasgatt Everett
Wash.
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= statc.draft headquarters ms been not
+Sa5 hv Tho Provost Marshal General ae
wasrrioytou to got ready for SpH>la
san for n "larc,>" number OF StenoSrA-
,nbers with legal traiain9 Z" o'r assignee
~ thc office OF tho provost marshal ana
I A,dsr advocate general IN washington
M 70 renur, cour; .nart!ais n France
: Draft boards ar" instructed I" comp
their lists Of rsCistrantS :" ASCERTAIN
Ibc number nf men they will have avail
,abl> for the call. Limited S"rSice n'',A
.as we'll rs general $"rric" men are sup
! ject to call.
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is In a serious condition. having been
badly cut with q knife in tho hands OF
Eugene Picker aged l.. caught in the
Lnll melon patch.
FREMoNT-John Z. stahi. chairman
Of the central committee. has been 81.
cctcd chairman Of the SanduSky count !
republican executive committee
TIFF1N-A dispute over the date or
which increased prices 10 the producer:
should 40 into effect resulted in 4 MILF
famine today No milk wills delivered as
producers demanded An immediate in
crease in prices.
TOLEIC-Eev. Fl. T.. Grimm. past
Of the German Evangelical Lutheran
church. has been arrested for federal au.
! thoriticS 1t is claimed hc made pro.
German remarks. The police had much
difficulty in rescuing him from mob
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Ohio News Notes.

CAMP SHERMAN-Th" war depart
ncn, today authorized tn" organization
Of 4 pioneer regiment. composed OF ne
lsrn troops
,r.EyEI.ASD--Walte Pierce. aged
81 was Drought here from Canton 10
await federal grand jury action to!lo"-
ir- his detention in Canton. whore ne
was arrested under the "SponaGe act
III. is charged with having made SUR
ring remarks. about President Wilson.
EAREERTON-Thc Peoples Banking
and Savings Company. with resources
- sI.I7G.On0. las been admitted 10 me
r.4lnr-ll rcs".-rc system.
FREMONT--Harl F. Wolfe. democrat
candidates for sheriff. Withdrew from III"
rec. today TO continue war work IN
which he has b"'n employed since war
was declared.
TFNIONT-Raymond Lull. aged Is.
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Rubbish Pile Burns

Tho Island department VAS called Out
10 a mr.. IN Il rubbish pile IN ono street
sI,nu. eleven o'clock last evening. ~h''h
MAS cStncuiShcd withhit doing an!
damage Tho fire could have been ru:
ont with few hucketfulS OF water
buI an alarm was sent in for the dc
partnrcnL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26
ALL NERVOUS WOMEN
May Benefit by the Remedy Mrs. Littl
Recommended for NERVOUSNESS.

Whitman, MaSS.-"T suffered from Z
nervous. rundown condition and loss
of strength an II WIS hari for IN" 20
got around and do my work. Alter
other medicines had failed TO help nt'>
Einol restored hv health and strength
and l heartily recommend II - any on
suffering from nervous. rundown
cnnditiun"-Mr$. r. II. I.!ttI".
There is no secret about Etn"l. l.
owes It's success tn h."f ami rod tIv"r
ncatonoS. iron and mancnn"s" pcp'o-
mates and most famous hody building
tones. We strongly recommend 1t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-26

It did no; cost Governor James VI
Cox . cent :" ,.htniu n" DH'H"cratI"
cominatior f"r =":''ra"7 Ill th' r''',''
. primaries according - ;'iS "XpHnS" ac-
count cil"l with III" $"'r"tary ~ Stat"
today. J. r. N"n"!.i of Columbus 70
ported that he spent $751;" in conduct
inc his Campaign FOR ts!t. X puh''ran
..r,Ih.rnatori:,i r.n:u;nat"u. !!.' reported
having received donations arn"untinS Z"
Soln
lanes F.. Robinson t.: NarTSH!!l" cue
ccsSrul candidate. TO- :r'' t:"puhli'1n
,nor,ir,;ion to- i;idr" - The supreme
court. reported expenditures &c S931."l.
William, T.. Duncan y r':ndiay. Sr'3f
s5311...5 liz conducting an unsuccessful
. Campaign a:,air@t Robinson AMI August
y. Summers. nF Springfield. $3.50.
Othcr ranrI:da'eS filing 'NTHnS" a'-
counts vrr,.: Robert l.. .\tia:C - Woes
Tier. for ap7,lat. judge SH.%. IS: W. N.
MORGAN for "nrErrsS n tn" 18th district.
: s111.ts: r. ". Faux. r"nEr"$s IN the
18TH district. slhS.7I: II. e. 'layp""!.
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,...ss- :, rho nth district St2676: Al

congress- in the 18th district St26.76; Al
rxandnr Il. Taylor. congress IN the "tn
district, s6ao.nS: Frank H Kerr. Stcu-
henviIie. for the Republican nomination
for secretary OF state. S49.4o; The Amer
lean Voters League reported cNp@ndi-
lures Of $iSj in the interest ot FRANK r..
Willis for the Republican nomination
far GOVERNOR. Il reported receipts OF
ernn
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EXHIBITION GAME.

HARTFORD. Conn. Aug. 2:.--Thr -
Louis Americans defeated thr p"tr"..
Amaricans-3 Ia |. in an exhibition gam"
hero today for tn" hrn"lit -: ihn CLARK
Griffith bat and ball fund. Score:
L, II. r..
s.; Louis n ":
prtrnlt 5000 | u u ~ u u y I'll y
Wright and S"r"rId: Jones and l"li".
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BANK CLEAR|NCS

r1corinre for Aur cI.3 561.lSS.i>
Same d,r last ycar 56a.59Sl:
Clcarings for week, ending
SATURDAY,. .s.33l.73a7
Same week last wear. S,907,2sl.&
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08
Shipbuilding Notes

Ship "Tuckahoe" Makes New Record
The speed ship "Tuckahoe," built
in thirty seven days, has set a new
fast pace for coastwise commerce.
In the first month of active service
four cargoes of coal were carried
from Norfolk and Baltimore to Pos
ton. The four cargoes aggregated
approximately $4,000 tons.
The fastest round trip of the
"Tuckahoe" was seven days as
against the average time of IA and a
quarter days
Union Plant Gangs Set Fast Pace.
Riveters at the Union Plant of the
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
ptu on yard contest in which cash,
prizes were awarded to the winners.
The scoring was based on the daily
earnings of the gangs rivetiAg
The contest was kept up during t;ae
entire month. The average II the
winning team, headed by Joe Mum
sic, was GOT rivets per day. This
record sets new high monthly aver
age in rivet driving.
Western Yards Win Honor Pennants.
Shipyards on the west coast re-
ceived honor pennants awarded to
plants which excelled in the con-
struction of vessels during May.
The standing of the varions yards
was decided upon by committee ON
awards appointed by Director Cen
eral Schwab.
The Bethlehem Shipbuilding Cor
poration, Union Plant, San Francisco,
won the championship blue pennant
in the steel yard competition; the
Grant Smith Porter Yard at st. Johns,
Oregon, in the wood yard compe-
tition.
Second place pennants were award
ed to the Skinner & Eddy Corpora
tion, Seattle, steel yard, and to the
Grant Smith Porter Company wood
yard at Aberdeen, Washington.
Third hQtnors were walded to the
Moore Shipbuilding Company, Oak
land, California, in The steel ward
and the Allen Shipbu;ld-
ing Company of Seattle, in the wood
yard.
Alabet" Launched at Georgia Plant.
The "Alabct," the first Of six wood
ships now being built in the yard of
the American Shipbuilding Company,
Brunswick, Ga, was launched Satur-
lay, June 20.
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Continued on Page Four)
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08
Latest Sugar Regula-
tions from Parish
Food Administrator
R. E. Brumby
Householders Will Be Allow
ed Three Pounds per
Capita, Of Which Only Two
Pounds May Be Bought
AT A Time

The following Food Administration
| Rulings on sugar have been issued
from the office of Parish Food Ad
ministrator r. E. Brumby to the WARD
Administrators:
Effective July the following rules
are in force and all parties are ex
pected to observe them from now on.
l. Retailers, bakers, public eating
places, and manufacturers can buy
sugar from wholesalers only upon
sugar certificates issued by the New
Orleans office.
These certificates are issued by Mr.
Parker and the parties above named
should Immediately apply to him for
the necessary blanks, fill it in and OBJ
tain their certificates for July. Fail
ure to do so will result in being de
prived of sugar.
Eating places will discontinue
using sugar in the open bowls. The
allowance for such places is 8 pounds
Of sugar for each 80 meals served.
The Interpretation of this is, that a
cup of coffee is a meal within the
meaning Of this rule, since it requires
the amount of sugar as regular
meal.
Sugar will be served by the public
eating places. in the form of lump
sugar, or, in a separate envelope or
container for each person or else the
waiter will place the sugar in the
coffee or tea when served and re
move the bowl; or, the coffee and
tea will be sweetened in the kitchen.
Y l think the latter is the most feas-
ible method for the short order eating
houses and coffee stands.
The rule should be- strictly OBJ
served
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08
'I,agsncy Fleet Team
Gets Revenge with
4 Venganuce
Nm, From Garden City
Vas the Victims OF A
e 10 5 Game

: ..;rhuilders ought to be feel
u s,.tS GOOD today. They got that I
as .e sfsss sss;rsd cdr revenge for the terrible
nasa s'.;.s s' thew received Sunday a week
- ,s' even # few Of their runs al,s hsfs W. )
as .d They won game alld by a
saln.s l:s.a seOre. That after all is what
y .ogass o,s' IN the final records. -.
0usss T.s locals secured two less hits
- :. v;s;tors and they made three
"a s.rors = The shipbuilders' hits
i. punched more effectively than a'
~ delivered by the Garden oity y
.s,s md they really eaaned enough
a. 4 y win, though by a much mar
.,.sr .. margin than the records show.
4. NJ . s.ne could rightfully be labeled
Il consay Of Errors A total Of 10 (,
,,rs made, II of 'em being credited
a Garden City. The latters pitcier
,l,o did bis part in giving away runs $
4 a. Morgan City boys. He passed
~uspded 2 and was responsible for
! vild pitches.
~ for the shipbuillers pitched a
ssniy, iitslligent game. While he
allowed two more hits than his op-
ponent, he didn't walk a man, make
Z Wild pitch or hit a batter. Except
|for several glaring errors, feature
|piays we're very cdnspicuous for their
absence. All extra base hits were
|sscuredby the enemy, Bayon getting
y triple III the third and Martin a two
|haser in the fourth. This last named
|sent was also the batting star Of the
eme,, outsof four times up he con
neeted nfely three times. Ribiski
md Ross had the best luck with the
s6sktf0 Morgan City, both of them
Il 4
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Garden City.

Summary: Two-base hit-Martin.
Three base hit-Bayon. Stolen bases
-Chaisson and Vega. Struck out
By Mittayer, 5; by Dyer, II. Bases
on balls-Off Mittayer, 9. Hit by
pitched balls-Dupuy and Rybtski,
by Mittayer. Sacrifice hit-Gotreaux.
Umpire-Lieutenan Woody.
Fleet ..3 90 % 0 z x-13
G. City 30 0 OF 1 0 0 l Oh 5
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08

When the baby takes too much
food the stomach turns; the result i
indigestion, sourness and vomiting.
Frequently the bowels are involved
and there is collie pains and dlarr-
hoea. McGEE'S BABY ELIXER is
mach and bowel disorders of babies.
It is pure, Wholesome and pleasant
great corrective remedy for the sto-
tie. Sold by-Belanger Drug Co.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08
Retailers.

1. Retailers are expected to re-
strict the sale of sugar to household
ers to basis of 8 pounds per capita
that is with people in the family
the sugar allowance for the month is
Is pounds.
2. This allowance is to be sold in
towns on the basis Of pounds of
sugar at time and in the country
pounds at a time.
Towns include all the Incorporated
villages, settlements, regardless of its
size, where the consumer can obtain
the sugar without inconvenience.
This means that a family an Garden
City, say entitled to Is pounds of
sugar month, should buy in lots of
2 pounds at time, or, different
times.
A family of the same size in the
country would purchase it in lots of
5 pounds, or purchases.
For preserving purposes the retail
er will require the custom of the
State; that is the sugar desired is to
be used exclusively for preserving
and canning; and upon that state
ment will be entitled to sell any guam
tity of sugar up to 25 pounds at
time; more than the 25-pound sale
hn 10 fn
but this is all that can be used in a
day. -.....
Wholesalers.
Wholesalers will use the sugar GER
tifcates taken up from the retailers
on obtaining sugar from reineries.
Especial attention is called to the
fact that plantation stores, selling
sugar at retail, must obtain their
sugar from the, refneries on sugar
certificates. This is regardless of the
fact that they might be one and the
same company, and the refinery has
retained its supply of sugar for the
local store. 1t nevertheless, after
July 1, cannot sell that sugar in its
retail store until it has obtalled the
proper amount of sugar certificates
from Mr.. Parker. The refineries will
be considered the wholesaler and all
sugar on hand will be considered the
stock, and this will be
Withdrawn for retail in the store by
certificates.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08

Employees of the Sun Shipbuildiag
Company, Chester, Pa, gave all or
part of days earnings to the Phila-
delphia War Chest. Director General
Schwab sent a telegram to the yard
in commendation Of the patriotic ac-
ton of the men.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08

managing to poke out brace of soli-
tareS.
The game was poorly attended, due,
it is hoped, to the threatening weather
at the time game was called.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08

1T PAYS TO BUY AT THE
SPECIALITY STORE, HIJTTON
CORNER, RAILROAD AVENUE
AND FRONT STREET. THE
STORE THAT KEEPS PRICES
DOWN.
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Morgan City Review delivered to
your home 40c month.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-08
THE BANK ON THE CORNER.

4 .,sA !. ,a " CHARACTER, STRENGTH AND SERVICE
lau up % your country that you buy W. S. Stamps and
rl.. Y yourself to keep these securities in safe
sna ~ &. s1ng safe deposit box in steel vault Call
i w oe pleased to show you one Price 800 uer year
ID q 5aNsssS0OO'Oo Resources $420, 100000.
EWNcHEsrER, ~,
u Cashier A. B. ob
Ee..z.Fssgres.. Asst CASH
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Totals 1855, 900 $69S,000
The official pledges have not been
turned in and the above is based on
last reports. I'm every instance the
signed Pledge will exceed from each
territory the estimates above stated.
WILBUR H. KRAMER,
Parish Director, War Savings, st.
Mary Parish, La.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-14

First Baptist Church-Bert j. Lehigh,
pastor. The pastor will preach on sun
day at 1880 and I o'clock. Subject for
morning, The Ministry Of Mystery"
Evening subject. "The Most Needed
Thing in Barre Life" Bible school at Il
O'Clock. .YP S. c. L. at 6; subject, "'rhe
Philippines" Psalm 72il-l0. Prayer and
praise service Thursday evening at 1880
Everyone cordially invited to all services
of the church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-14

good style and quality, that we are closing al
one-fourth off from the original price Thes,
are Atwood Skirts, in Serges and Poplins
Are real good Skirt values.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-14

First Presbyterian Church, corner Of
Seminary and Summer streets--Edgar
Grassland minister. 1890 a. M, sermon
theme, THE Helmet Of Hope" Bible
school at noon Glasses to suit all ages.
Evening service at Z; subject of address,
@Shall We Forgive Germany or, What
Shall the Attitude BE Of Christian To-
ward Germany" The attendance of all
not regularly worshipping elsewhere is
cordially invited. Seats free.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-12-14
TALK OF THE TOWN

Don't miss the funny costumes and To-
cal hits in "a Modern Sewing Society,
Presbyterian church tonight adv.
Edwin +. Smith of White River juno
ton. former instructor at Spaulding
high school, was in the city yesterday
and to-day.
Notice. Now is the time to save money
on Andes ranges and heaters, also nice
line of second hand stoves. See us. e. A.
prindle & Co., Worthen block.