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The Sentinel=record., 1918-10-08

Put up some eggs this season. Sc
 how easy and cheap it is. You wil continue the practice every year ss you can fruit Egg Preserver soc per pint. soc per quart. Schneek Drug Co. Phone No '. 9-5-tt
The Sentinel=record., 1918-10-08
SENATE SPURNS
 PEACE OFFERING
UNANIMOUSLY THEY lNOlChT $ TO PRESIDENT TO REJECT
 GERMANY'S PROPOSAL,

To Declare An Armistce Would Be a Trick in Favor of the Germans, and Conditions Proposed Not Ac- ceptahle.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-10-08

Mineral Drinking Water FREE, at th. Mud Bath-No, 1l0 Ravire streak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-14
DEATHS.

1895 North Twenty rst Street. at 9:50
= NJ. sunday. May L. VIOLET :. MAR,
TIN. In her forty. seventh year She leaves
Mrs. :. L. Lambert !and Mrs. Ed Elicit.
Funeral services will bc held at the
Methodist Mission Chapel. Nineteenth and
GraGc Strcnts. at T. NJ. TODAY.
MELONEf Died. 2Sc5 West Grace street
at is:N y. NJ. May 10. 1915. In III. scy-
ty-sHySn,h year of his age. HENRY 1.
Funeral services Il, 5 L. NJ. TUESDAY.
May II. from his late residence. lntcrmVnt
EaStom. Md Kindly omit flowers
GO North seventh Street; SUNDAY; Ma! X
At 1850 l.. NJ, MRS CECILIA ANN
THOMAS. widow of the late !. Archer
Thomas. in the seventy second year Of her
Ida VI; Waidrop. and TWO sons. Ernest l..
ana Charles y. Thomas.
Her funeral will take place from the
Giay. Street n. L: Church THIS lrCES-
pAfl AFTERNOON at o'clock. The
burial Will he in Rivcrvicw Cemetery.
MRS WILLIE ANN ToMl.lN. aged sew
cnty-unc years.
Burial iii Maury Cemetery May - at $50
p. "
TKENLEK.--pi at the rcsidcnyc OF her
SON in law Mr.. y. T. Ford. ls:5 West
BHyeTly Street May - MRS, ELIZABETH
age. She is survived 10y III. following chill:
drcn: Mrs. l.. J. Dance. Mrs. \. I. Ford
and Mrs. clyde ChiircSS. Nj. j. j. j w
ana {. IL. TrcNlcr. OF this city. She leaves
thirty -SiN grandchildren, seventeen great
grandchildren.
Funeral at ! from Randolph Street Bap-
fist Church. lUtcrmyut ia EiVcrvicw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS
flt,.a THIS.

BIRCHETr.-Dicd. Sunday. May J.. 1915
1850 L. NJ. 1T ;i22 Grove Avenue. BERTA
ALLEN BIRCHETT. wife OF Walter =.
B!rchgt,. and dauEhtcr OF Edward II. and
Wealthy y. Allen She leaves 20 mourn
;heir loss. husband. father and mother.
brother and sister.
Rest III peace
Funeral from the above number TUESDAY.
May u. 1918, J:S9 +. NJ lntcrmeni OahwOod
Cemetery.
Newpor; News and Hampton papers please
copy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-14
Instruction In Gnrde ming.

4 -oundtable IN ra-c@n!ag WI He
conducted By MIS- Malvern c. Palte--
son =, John Marshal! Iiigh Schoo! this
afternoon e. o'c,ocE. out II doo-s
the weather permits. Within the h.gh
scnool building i = IS Indictment This
irE,-uc;ion Viii he ~ the ua.u:" q
au.k.!cn nd answer a. informal cpn-
,.-e-ce yThzr - plan. ro~'. and nov
70 secure -ood vegetable -"tutrs from
i-s,' z-sz. w.l be considered The
pusitc &. Invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-14

Peter iiarb. an Assyr!an, was nnrd
$50 for speeding MS autOmobil" On me
Williamsburg Road sunday. when ar
ralgued IN MAGISTRATES Court Yesterday
morning officers Who made tho arrest
say That the machine was going at
the rate o. thirty miles an hour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-14
I'D. WANTS
TIMES DISPATCH
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING;
Standardized and lndcNvd TOR Quick
References

lOc line Sunday.
- line Daily.
&c line tor consecutive Insertions
41C line Tor consecutive Insertions
Si1v u line Tor GV consecutive insetllous
aluminium Of lines IL allowed
Minimum VnarGe 20 cents
the inch.
All EMBELLISHMENTS received up TO 10 r. Al
q I. NJ. saturdays the day before pub
ilNdtfoil. VIII receive proper classification
Advertisements received after that nour
viii lie placed IN the Too Late - Class
NY column.
TELEPHONE.
Telephone your want Ads. to The Times
Dispatch Randolph ]. when you tind u
more convenient do SO. aud they w:u
be taken at office rates.
SCBSTATiONS FOR I'D. WANTS.
Times Dispatch Branch Offices main
tanned Ia practically every Drug store In
the city for the convenience OF the pubic
Want Acs are accepted ey them at reSu-
ar ot?Se rates.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch Oince Times Dis pntc.:. 1904 Hull
ST. Telephone Randolph o303
PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch Branch. al North Second
street; phun. Petersburg -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-14

The Law and Equity Ccur- -grv"H.c
yesterday morning :or rh~ regular A@s
term, A. whieh time INC GO-Eet "aa
called and cases ser e.. vial. There
are about The usua! number =; csEca
on tho docket.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-14

tan hardware business in west Virginia.
doing business OF 5000 to 5000 nor month
Must come We'll recommended. Address ".
licnrv Iohnson. War. W. VA.
MEcllANlCS-Wan hclrcrs and inc
chaniCs for automobile work. SALARY Soc
to soc per hour for helpers and soc to 8
for mechanics Don't write. ApniY in p.r :
son. j. L. Gayle supply Co. Newport N.,, :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-14
HELP wANr,+u-MAL,..

WANTED, one hundred plumb
ers and filters for work at
Naval Operating Base, Norfolk,
Va. 72Hc per hour. Street
car fare paid to and from Nor
folk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-14

LOST AND FOUND.


CAMEO BROOCH lost Friday night. Bin
ford school either Floyd Avenue, between
school and DAVIS Avenue. Reward returned
10 AS Grove Avenue
DOG-l-Osi spaniel dog: long silky hair and
brown spots. Wandered from 1891 Grove
Avenue sunday about II \. VI. Reward II
returned NOTIFY Randolph 52Oo.
LA VAIL! EE:l:-Ihc party that relieved me
OF my cameo La sl!iere. OUT of my pocket
Saturday evening on the street will.
please return 70 i:l- West Gary Street by
y onGay NJ questions asked.
LIBERTY BCED-Lost. No. olGVlQl. George
II. lmglcs, 20 Virginia hallway and Power
BHild!ns.
ODD FELLOW PlN-I.ost. diamond shaped.
gold odd Fellow pin, pearl setting, three
links. : J.. r, order. Cal! Madison .liJ-W.
Reward.
PoCkETBOoK-l.Vst laJy's pockctbooI
containing money and papers Monday az
icruupE on " hampton car or on Second
street. between Broad ana Grace Reward
q! returned 20 tne UniOn Bank. phont
Madison -S.1-I after 800 T. >!
FDDDLE-I.es,, white poodle Answers 10
The main. SUooEGEls. Tag so. sii. Last
s""u tn Highland Pern Literal reward
Address = Perry. Il. East BROAD Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-14
TORPEDO EXPERIMENTS
SrIIL. EIKNISIl SlGGESIIONS

Matthew Fontaine Maury. although
a, the zenith Of his glory when VT
c;nia scceCod. determined that ms nrSt
allegiance was TO the Old Dominion.
uo and his secretary were close trienoS'
ca close that the latter with tears III
bis cycs left the room when ordered
to write his surerior's reslEhat'on'
tried. but could not comply with 'ht
request ,o
His experiments With the torpeao
furnished food for thought 20 present
dav investigators For "A while alter
tho war Between the States he was
In the service of the ill-fated MaNim'!-
ian. of Mex!ca. His disabilities We're
removed In 1865 and he returned TO
Virginia where. like Robert T.. Lee ne
helped to educate the youth OF tle
south. His Biographies. although no
longer in use. deserves attention. as
STUDYING them will prove beneiicia! 10
adults as well as children.
Following Miss Rlair's talk The cleo
ton Of officers took place. All o. the
incumbents. with the exception Of Miss
Ianc Rutherford who declined 70 serve
longer were chosen for another year.
The officers Of the organization arc;
Mrs. e e Mofitt president. Mrs. Bey-
erly T Crump recording secretary:
CASTOR L!chccnste'n. corresponding 50 :
reta-y: Mrs Eerber; " Jacks IN.
treasurer: Mrs. Mann : Valentine. Nrs.
John y. Sou,haN, Mrs. Thomas Gates -
Jones. Mrs. Decatur AItel! and Miss
Lucy T NUn:yrd -p-esi6ea,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-14
I.I-RItI.N I.I:nsuNAI.

OWE%-JAsI ES-Mr ,uG Mr.. J. ". owen
-.tyLlte t!.= marriage q: their daughter,
MISS GRACE lkh&t. OWEN. TO Alk JU-
Mus II. IA .it-S- Inc ceremony was ;cr-
formed ~ tns Eey & !! RyIand in HE
!,-T.4r q tH" 1rd"s parents Friday, Ma.
lg .-I' - 5-sj = NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-14

sPI.SiAI. NOTICES.
: a = lIJ.>sl l.l.,l. l....Ll,UAD l-O..
FA.i.

OE.le Q. ne secretaEy.
Sot!ce = hereby given iG-l ine regular
anECa. aHd ee"sf-. meeting " stockholm
c.= o! the Atlantic coast Line Railroad
Lo-Ia > seas. y- Ev.G 81 tae cliice y: the
rou.pan!; al b!TG street Station. IN ia-
-: u !..eEtHynC. Va. ON TUESDAY. ilv
LAX ID: Of I!e!. !sls. 81 u uu.Oc. :. M
10! t:- e.v-I.UH x directors auL oIncr.s u
-C"A.-eF =. cefta." contract N!lh the PresI-
den. =: tas CH!t.1 states relating 20 ope-
ration COMPENSATION a:.i other matters
connected "ltl ": alO'.iHs out .; the
taxing o..: ~ The rF-si1e;.t Q, the com
paa! :a!-.os. a"l sysieia 81 ;TauspoGl4-
l.yu. ana. =. grtNc4 e&ye:I=Hl. 10 author. 20
~! .st!:: the execution .: =IlE contract. ana
!yr tie t.-nsaet!gn y! suCn oin-r hu,!a-s,
ma! come tefD!= the meeting. Tao
-taEaier byraa D: tie col. pauy wnl close
"wednesday. :ia. :. !s!., 81 :. . clock T. ~,
.-- r.! Il :esp"G"I Wednesday. :! ay
---:. (; - c.ccn =. u.
Il. = BORDEN. Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-14
Richmond, fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
1o1It from Ns,EIn-,.r ara L,,.ps-Dau,

L>-a'. ';.ci-ih, +frly- r.-C!.GuouI
a o..CtA '.-.;y =, 81, PSI ~
~. AZ 10 ~; 51g :'N .ll.Z5 rJ
80 = " 10 ~ r.r1 Pm .lE.N ~
FGlinDn1 y @,!3!uElDH !<yc4 Avn. >!
F+"K cay; t1.!s ~ -g.czys; N an. r.!
IL 'eI+!7cEkuu!. ! ccoGn. week uays is.
,i-I' ~ , @.i5 !.G. .!sni&at A cr..rri r.e<
lAFA !-'-f' - = u ~ !A trst-O AZ $50 i-M
Arioa ucYet and bsggag. onc.e no, OYER.
'rF ,E!s train MAJ :, &,
: syic 1,. ST.. k;oppiag q; E!oay. .E.!bs 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-14
ILJLMUBfIES
AUTOMOBILES ,cun Sal

ilL1 l-> "'Ft Hioah
i1itb ~: ..riE .aI t.n lu,d irsa.
FyED. i..l t..iuy. ua.e.er ,r..l .,,.,,,.,.
me- We slr'nr 30 sk,,l"h, ,snII
pnt u .,uth Tenh hrtr.r
',.,Eii.h ~ - ls.s m"r"l. rassenr.r
c-IIg. 4 uatYs!r - ;iG 4. I..itg:,! 4, ~,
~ "p"h jf'''''n Strut
-'t' T,ataiit"H HaffLtG .hasi. 1lt
r,' an r,H"t. 'ta'irE. Graham In. aul
L4.nr ~ 'rsrPisr ~
!tN.E ~ 'rn .nG hsl' ,rpok r., .al.
ai tib D"h'r cJsf,'s Jtlcnn!Dsf i.,,Ii,,
i-iH if..t ." !<!* ""s' ifDa1 InGna
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-14
IN MEMORIAL VI.

McGEHEE In sad but Toying ,rcImcmGramcc
OF our dear son. ALBERT NILSSON Me
GEiiEE. who departed ;hs lie one Year
ago
ON. year ago you left US. dear:
How iu!s> sour loving ,auc;
But YOU left Us 10 remember
None on earth can tahc Your place.
Bi his FATIlEE AND MOTHER.
We miss thee brother.
More Than amy tongue can tel:
But know that thou art resting
In that nome Where ali - wcu
~ MS BROTHERS AND SISTERS
McGEHEE In sad Remembrance OF our
friend and associate. ALBERT y. Me
GEliEE, who departed this NE one year
ago in clifton FORGE Hospital. We desire
10 ord tle nIanG admirable and luTaple
qualities he possessed, particularly referring
TO tuc nigh cs,.cM IN which ~ Mas held
on employees ui tnc =. " @. X. H.. al well
as Tor IN" many high and nuuIc uualinCa-
lions which lie possessed. During his time
OF einp.oy"ieMt NC never nau oecas!on 70
to perform any task assigned him. Wc
feel that the railroad company lost valu-
ahic man and his associate employees a.
good friend
Gone. bu: not forgotten"
by HIS MANY FRIENDS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-14
Il. = EONDEE. Secretary.
:. Latte LA%D AID i3!PECVE-
s!.HI COMPANY
(I--.-.. ~

tpt!-% s. hereby giyeu that the regular
anne. Eae=t!n: ~: stD"EnoiIef. Of TIE At
-A-.- Land aid IfaprOs. Incut Company viii
tr Md g., IN. Office u the company at
".:: S,r=-; si-t.p', l.: The c!ty .: E:ch-
.s.ag. 80. Dn TUESDAY. the @IAI dag II
Hay l;.. a. 1889 O'Clock +. 81. for TIC
election q direction, 20 ccnEIGe. = c@!tais
...rrag. y.itG the President y: The United
@tatss relating 70 operation. cDupcnsa zion
1a- SiF,E matters connected wltn or grow
. o: az p. i-e 'HEaug c."E W the President
- .erts ~ this cowrauys property ussh
.r connection. VIZ. The tyhi.U T.! trans
ip-f-t1r u. the Atlantic Coas, Lin. Ea!!-
road Company. ana. u deemed crpci!oHf 20
s.'.rg.Ec rat.!y the execution II EuCn
'rf --r'., aud fDr INC tfanaa Ct.Di. ~ suCn
riE'g "-s!3ess eE !"ay come Ue.o:e tho
II l. BORDEN. Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-14
.MAURY ASSOCIATION
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
Miss Maria Blair Makes Striking Adj
dress on Life of Celebrated
Hydroyraphcr.
MRS. MoFEITT is REELECTED
Although the War Has Delayed Plans
to Elect a Statue OF Maury Here,
Interest i'm the Work of the As
ISOLATION Continues to Grow.

Miss Maria Blair. honorary president
of the Matthew Fontainc Maury Assoc
citation. spoke before the organization
At its annual meeting yesterday and
obtained rising vote of thanks for
her valuable contribution 10 the ltera-
ture dealing with the life and works
OF the celebrated hydrocrapher. SO
pleased were the members with her en-
cellently prepared paper. they imn-
diateIy ordered IL TO I've published in
pamphle, form. Her diction. remark
ably choice a times and displaying
delicate feminine touch. car,tNated the
audience.
Preceding the feature OF the occa-
Sion a cons idcrable amour: of routine
business WAS transacted. Although the
war has interfered with plans for the
raising Of $4,000 for a statue. the or
ganizatiou continues 10 grow. Inc
trcasurer's report was gratifying.
Quite number of tho associations
members reside outside OF the state.
Among these nonresdcnts may he men
toned President Woodrow Wilson,
George Gordon Battle and Richard II.
Edmonds. editor OF the Manufacturers
Record.
\ tribute 10 Miss Sue Knox Gordon.
who has passed away since the last
meeting. was read. Her interest in the
orEa nizatiou received special comment.
At the beginning OF her. talk MISS
. Blair referred to her persona relations
with the wife of the great scientist.
whose blessing she always cherisheS.
After an eXQuisitely wordcd introduc-
ton. she told how the lack OF BOOKS
on navigation stimulated Maury TO
write. how he calculated the location
of ship 10 which relief was sent now
he contributed 10 the laying OF the NJ
,autic cable and his service 20 astron-
H. 1, Inc y
farmers thereby saving millions OF
dollars annually.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-14
IT I HVEDF.N. 3tc'eIaty

CFrl"E or TIE CONIfESIC Mrs. y =
H9siii.r'0n. T. G. tpril = III, S"a!oc
'rgrga-.- vrIif be r""Eiycu o.. fiis C''!r...
i:oI,.. ~. Dtz'r! = E.li.ina up'i o'gl"ch.
J. - 'isy -. ~. !1r iu'rl hing ari de-
il."-',g ru!!nr TO fiscal yrar b"rtuuln:.
jul" ]. lt!N ard "nIir. Jun" ~. ls!; >raii!,c
'a.slEi ~ !us+tlsns and !grE! ., lrn-
.tsr. my re Obtained Cuun ant. ica .irn -
the rufrt arirp officer - g. Rom IN
JJsr'rl,t l.uiid'ug LOUIS Ei:C".;i.ClY
jour; -; = F'tGTiII. ~ GHTS.. {; ~
blEiE. GnIumif-lpr'fs. u .
IA. annual n."et!n5 Ut TIC HYjuai Azsur-
aEet I->c!E,y y: virginia ..AI Le held ii,
=: ",!st/a pfi,c On nO.DAY. NAY ~.
q MCFiETg HIl.C. s.-cre,arY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-14
HELP wANTED-NIALE.

BARRIERS. II you Want to make more
money. than ever before. sec me at once.
Madison 232 J. Il. Shuford.
BLACKSMITH llELPERS-wantcd. two
blacksmith helpers for carrinEe shop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-14

USE DANIELS NEW AUTOMOBILES
OPEN or closed cars. $50 per hour. Seven.
passenger cars. 500 per hour. Phone
Boulevard 22I-9i0-J.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-03
A New Senatorial Candidate

The Third Congressional District
Executive Committee met here Tues
day and called a primary election
throughout the district for the Sec
ond Tuesday in September for nomi-
nation Of a Congressman.
The meeting was largely attended,
FIN addition to the members Of the
committee there being, q large num-
Der of prominent Democrats from
the different parishes in the district
present. After the meeting, in inter
views with the individual members of
|fhe committee and other visiting
Democrats, the opinion was voiced
that the logical successor to the late
Senator Robert Broussard should
come from South Louisiana and pre-
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-03

ferably from the Third District.
Every one of the gentlemen present
unqualifedly declared that Mr.. Wal
ter J. Burke of New iberia was the
ideal man to make the race for the
Broussard succession, and they were
positive he would receive the solid
support of this district.
Those Interviewed declered that
Mr.. Burke be urged to consent to
make the race, and should he do so
they were certain Of his election, as
they said the call for his candidacy
came not only from this district but
from all parts Of the State.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-03
''Cut A Cord And Make
1t Hot For The Kai-
CCl a
Louisiana Must Utilize One Of
Her Natural Resources And
Thus Help Fuel Situation
This Winter

New Orleans, La, July 3.-The
winter is brought sharply home to
Louisbanians. in the announcement
from Washington that 100000
tons of cosl must be saved by little
economies in home, schools, resi-
dences and municipal and buildings
other than factories.
The $4,000, saving repre-
sents 10 per cent of the consumption
of coal in homes, schools sind the
likes.
Louisiana's new quota is to be met
through the patriotism of city folk
and the rural communities. "Cut a
Cord Now" slogan will be pushed
vigorously from now on; the minute
the farmers have laid aside their
crops they are urged to. cut wood for
their fuel reserve of the winter. In
the cities, where wood is not avail
able, housewives are to be urged to
pledge themselves to save a shovel
full of coal day, which, IN value, is
equivalent to half loaf of bread.
A cord of wood has heat value of
three-fourths a ton of coal, and, with
millions of cords of frewood avail
able in Louisiana, a great saving Of
coal can be effected through the pa
triotism of the farmers and others.
The coal thus saved will mean
Uncle Sam can speed more troop
ships and supplies "over there" pro-
vide more munitions of war, land
make it hot for the Kaiser" in gen.
eral.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-03
Union Bridge Shipbuld-
ers VIII Launch Sc
cond $500 Ton Shin
Thursday
Citizens May View Event
From Property Lying
Alongside Shipyard. Red
Cross To Collect Small
Admission Fee. Mrs. M.
P. Palmer Will Christen
New Vessel

The Union Bridge and Construc
ton Company, shipbuilders for the
United States emergency Fleet Cor
poration, will launch their second g.,
500-ton ship in the waters of the
| Boeuf here at o'clock Thursday
afternoon, July 4. The vessel will be
christened the "Amoron," and will be
sponsored by Mrs. M. P. Palmer,
! chairman of the local Red Cross.
Citizens may view the launching
from the property fronting the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. M. M. Young, along.
side the shipyard. A small admission
fee will be collected by the Red Cross
and the property will be in charge of
the Boy Scouts, who will act for the
Red Cross.
Employees of the shipyard will be
allowed to enter the yard and to bring
their families.
The launching Of the second ship to
be put over inside. Of sixty days by
this splendid company of shipbuilders
operating here will furnish a most
interesting diversion for the people of
Morgan City and vicinity and will
provide a Fourth Of July program
which will make the day one to re-
member. All stores will close at 10
o'clock tomorrow, on the Fourth, in
response to Mayor Shannon's request,
and as no other features have been
arranged to celebrate the Nations
Birthday, the ship launching will un-
doubtedly be largely attended.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-03
cx,,an Attack Regi-
uept Annihilated By
lmeiican Troops
a Prisoners, Including Sev-
!, O6cers And Much War
I,terial Are Captured In
| Brilliant Action

-. The American Forces on the
Iulv 2.-(By the Associated
,,ss,--An ss,sl' entire German .,.,n regiment nj,
!. -. been virtually annihilated by
= .r,t;ean troops in fighting west o.
N, 2O4, according to ofhclal III,
isrnhtion.
ne total number of Germans cap
md BY the Americans is now es',
80 = number about 500, includ-
y sven officers.
r.Dy groups Of prisoners have
.,t n the rear. Others have
.,,n heated in hospitals where they
"a taken after being wounded. !,
n German attack, which
- tescely conducted, was launched
,1inut he American positions at 3
i1a,8 Ills morning. 1t resulted IN
y Americans further increasing
- rumber Of prisoners. Virtually
y ,snainder Of the enemy attack
Fl isese was annihilated.
re Americans did not give up a
~ 4 ground which they had cap
- AZ s o'clock this evening the
lnrian artillery was engaged in
I'm 5hellinng Hill 2O4. Reports
II he advanced front, brought
! |bD sough 1 heavy enemy barrage,
| un1Insd the earlier statements the
inuir1ns hive reached their every
ptiSs and are holding every point.
n ! brilliant operation, after hard
he American troops last night
~ H. village Of vaux, to-
evifA ! large slice Of the Paris
ly wet Of Chateau Thierry and
~ uehss Of wooded land.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-03

The Americans took the Germans
completely by surprise. Most of the
prisoners were taken out Of cellars
and dugouts. How many Germans
were killed of course is unknown. but
from the number Of dead in plain
view at various places the total must
have been considerable.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-03
Grocery Stores Will Make
But One Delivery July 4th.

All housewives should bear in mind
the Mayors proclamation, published
in this issue of The Daily Review, and
place their orders with the merchants
for household necessities before 10
o'clock a. nj. The grocerymen will
make one delivery.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-03

1T PAYS TO BUY AT THE
SPECIALITY STORE, HUTTON
CORNER, RAILROAD AVENUE
AND FRONT STREET. THE
STORE THAT KEEPS PRICES
DOWN.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-03
Daily Review Will OBJ
serve Nation S Birth
day

There will be no paper issued from
the office of The Morgan City Daily
Review on tomorrow, Thursday, July
Fourth.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-03

The merchant who advertises must
make it ''pay" through making it nay
YOU.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-03

Morgan City Review delivered to
your home 4Oc month.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-03

JUST RECEIVED-A fresh lot OF
the famous OHASHI line Of Carbon
Papers and Typewriter Ribbons. Ehe
best on earln. Feather-weight carbons
in blue and purple at $3.50 per box. Me
dunn weights at $3.50. Single sheets
5 cents. Guaranteed typewriter rib
bons at $1.OO. Adding machine rolls
and general line of office supplies. Call,
write or telephone THE MORGAN
CITY REVIEW. Phone 278
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-03

When the baby takes TOO much
food the stomach turns; the result IL
indigestion, sourness and vomiting
Frequently the bowels are involved
and there is collie pains and diarr-
hoea. McGEE'S BABY ELIXER is
mach and bowel disorders Of babies.
1t is pure, wholesome and pleasant
great corrective remedy for the sto-
tie. Sold by-Belanger Drug Co.