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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-07-11
By Smashing Blows Make Important Advances Three Fronts
FOUR HURT WHEN
FAILURE Of SWITCH
GAUSESCARCRASH

-Four persons today are suffering
from cuts and bruises and several
others from shock incurred when =
Rivsrdale car crashed into a car Of
the District line, both Of the wash
ington Railway and Electric Com
pany, at Fourteenth and @ streets
last night. The crash could be heard
some distance, and a big crowd gath
cred. nscessitating Major Raymond
w. Pullman, superintendent OF police.
calling out reserves 30 wreclking
crews Of the railway company could
work unhampered In righting the
damaged cars, which had become de-
rallied In the collision
The injured are:
Miss Anna Kudolla, Of the Wash
lngton College. Third and 7 streets
northeast; left leg and body bruised.
Philip Cornwell, motorman, and
william L. Barker, conductor, Of the
District line car; cut on face b.
splintsred glass.
Motormnn Trapped.
Clarence Peacock. motorman OF tha
Riyerdale car, was the most seri-
ously injured. The vestibulo Of his
car was demolished in the eoIIIsioa
ana he was hemmed in with twisted
iron and splintered wood and was
extricated with difficulty. He was
cut, bruised. and internally injured,
and is at the Emergency Hospital
Failure OF the switch 10 work u
blamed for the accident Motorman
Peacock was running his car, carry
ing but few passengers. west on
street. and In crossing Fourteenth
street. the car. at rather high speed.
turned the curve and crashed into the
eastbound District line car In ehargs
Of Motorman Cornell and Conductor
Barker. The only passengers on the
District line car were Miss Kudolla
and Miss Florence Zettell, and Marie
Meahan. q colored woman. While Miss
Kudolla was slightly injured the other
women escaped with a shaking up.
Probe Accident.
Police OF the First precinct and off,
eials OF the Washington Railway and
Electric Company today are probing
the accident to place the responsible
ity. Motorman Peacock made the
statement that he started aeroEs
Fourteenth street believing the
switch was working properly, but
instead Of going straight across, the
car made the curve and eollided with
the eastbound District line car.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-07-11

tons of bombs were dropped on enemy
detectives during the day and night
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Beautiful
Hair limiting

NothanE % rohs . vonsn q h@ 80 ~.
hair. And thsro Is no more rsason e ru0
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-07-11
The Riggs National Bank
WE INVITE MEN IN THE ARMY AND NAVY
OF WASHINGTON, D. c.

WE INVITE MEN IN THE ARMY AND NAVY
and other branches of the Government avail them
selves of the facilities and service of this bank.
Among other services prepared to render is
that of handling Pay Allotments, which may be
signed to the bank and checked against by SELF wife
other dependents.
Newcomers in Washington especially welcome
to make of our facilities and service.
Open Until P. M. July 18TH 10Th and 18th
to receive payments on subscriptions to Liberty
Bonds-and it hoped that customers who find in
convenient within regular banking hours, will avail
themselves of this opportunity to make payment.
Capital .... $1,000 900
Surplus $4,000, 600
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-07-11

TIE potato L. -value receiver IN
food value.
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ADVERTISEMENT
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-07-11
Probe Accident

Police Of the First precinct and offI-
eials OF the Washington Railway and
Electric Company today are probing
the accident to place the responsible
ity. Aotorman Peacock made the
statement that he started aeroes
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-21

Are you saving for wourself alone
or buying War Savins Stamps and
saving for yourself and your country?
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-21

BUY 4 THRIFT STAMP TODAY.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-21
Brewers Activities
Now Being Probed

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. H.
Evidence designed to prove thst
brewers assisted william A. Shsshan
and Charles n. Allen to anance the
purchase Of the Montgomery (Ala.)
Advertiser was offered at the open.
Ing OF . senate Judiciary sub-commit-
tees Investigation Of brswsrs' activ-
tiles, The inquiry was ordered by The
senate after disclbsures had been
made that brewery interests he'd
loaned Arthur Brisbaas es7s.oeo tor
the purchase of the wasAinstoa
Times. iN t
c. ". Feigsnspan. With whom Bril-
bane dealt IN securing his lean. id1a.
tinsd - brswsrs men who Aad -.
dorsed notes for tSe.eee each q
which . Philadelphia baAk loaAea Al.
len and shssAan eiee.ooe alleged 70
have besn used In purchasing the Ad.
vertiser.
Fisgenspan said Erward Schmidt. .
Philadelphia brewer. handed the
100000 underwriting tor tAe Advee-
tissr. and that either The bsewsss'
counssl b Washingtoa q DSisbaae
had arranged ths leaa tor tAe pr.
chase q tAs wasAinstea Times. Hi
rseolleetioa was that sDrisbaas bed
solicited he loaA. AN
Hugh. :. Foy, ssesstssy oe tAs Uait-
- otatss Bpewsrs' AssoeiAtioa. ID.
nitts1 that brsvsrs' proDagAnda haA
bssn DuUahhsd b tAs 1ntesnatioaal
NeatAly. sditsd b. 0eoege oylvestse
visesek. oaes editor q ~ Faehsr.
land, pro- -0ssnsn psblieatloa. voz
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-21
HUNS PLANNED
TO Keep ALL ]
NORTH FRANCE

WITH THE BRiTIsH.AMERIcAN
y0RCDs IN FRANCE. Nov. 3--(Cor.
rssDoadsaes oe Associatsdd Prsss) -
TAaa Germany szpsstsd to occupy for
|s loas tine. aad psshsps psrnaasst.
~. ths nesthsrn portion Of France u
shown by The laet that ths Hun milf
|tasy authorities changed the names
of all ths important streets IN the
larger towns whieh fsll into their
hands. There = scarcely . village
where distinetly osrmaa dssigna.
tion was not givsa % reed o. street.
sseh names - "Kaisss Wtlhslm
stsasse." "Bismsyek strssss." "vou
Hindenburg stsssss.s took the phee
OF vrsuch names. When The Amer.
lean troops operating with the Brit
ish entered thsse towns they took
particular delight In dsstroyins these
s'gns sad rsplaeins The original
vrench maskines.
Ths Germans told tAs Preach II.
hshitsats Of these towns thst u II.
surs vsanns woHll ~ divided into
two pssts; North vssaes. which
would bsIens 70 Germany, aud soutk
rssnes. vhleA the Irsash would s.
permitted 70 tssp. Thsy pst ~ h..
hsbstssts us1es severe dissipline. snd
seev'sed then y stand At sltsstlon
40 sslsts wheasvss oss Of their o.
eere aA4sssssd thsm Of pAissd then
- ~ strest.
Whea ~ German onssss entered
~ q ~ homss. The whole family
vas seeulrsd . sand q sttsntloe
uneh tlsy istt. Breaches ee THE o..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-21
I 'Ti'Vj1iio 'DR0 OWN MEAN
LAlk1vlEw sATuaD,A 5 AZ

Nsws ~ bssn rscslvsd Of the
drownins o. Hilliard Bailey. son ol
Mayor Harry Bailey. snd Lane Thorn.
.ton. son Of A. l.. Thornton Of Lake.
View, saturday afternoon. The boys
we're fishins In Goose Lake and their
bcat was capsised. Ben Beall. q
third member Of the party finally
reached shore and gave the news. The
bodies were recovered three hohrs
after the accident.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-21

said 10 aid not kaow q the tine the
matter was publisAsd that the visr-
sck publication was Inclined teward
pso-0 0ssnsnisn. bot that 10 Aas had
some suspicioa Of Il since thea"
ou6stioasd further ~ Major =.
Lowry Aumss Of the army judss a.
voeats esnsral's departmsat and
eounssl tor The senate committeo. Fox
said that Il was the business Of ~
publication committee Of the bfsw.
err association 10 advertise the pro.
ducts Of brswsrs. and that b doing
% Il employed writess 70 write up
certain subjects" rotating 70 the
brswsss' trade.
when Secretary Fos was called 70
the stand hs preducsd o. subposaab
from the committee . bulky psskaGs
Of letters. pamphlets and oshsf dos-
umsats Of the bsswsss' association.
bat he'd 10 hank checks o. stubs. ~
said Il had bssa . loag sanding psae.
ties oe the orsaaisatiea 70 destroy
eheoo.
The witness diselainsd any per-
soaal knowledgs q activity ~ the
aeseeiaei6a b pelitisal Ae,ds % ~
half q stats o. hatieaal logblaaive
candidates favorable % le0lslaeloa
permitting ~ uss Of bssr aad Mat
wlnes.s af,S
othsp cosrsspoadsnes' was pro-
duesd ~ Mater Hunss tor the par
poss Of showing that the brewess
seastsd absysost against cher busi-
nessss o. merchants opposing the
manufseturs Of bssr. ss
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-21
FlI(8T CAMP LEWIS
D0YyRELEASED SOON

CAMP LEWIS. Nev. si.---Dsmo.
blllsasioa II .ros 6ss4s camp Lewis
Aas bs16' Artsd With the trsusfsr Of
nsa ek Ne depot leiesds iato' tcsr
tsaia1 6altalisns 'aad oas Nnvslor-
msak kIttalion, 40 tAs ni,tAe Of par.
'mAQ>ak camp oreAllsatioas . fall
'sesSsGtA. sActuAi didtAafgtag oe the
asss ~ - sspscSsd y stdlt dusans
Iehs pSsqJn wsslk Nsa wko volun.
taslly 1(Hsd Tor ~ var smssssney
WIN A = arst nsmbsrs to 20 home
u tkeaAl rot msmbers Of oreanisa-
'vleas 4 = retained n service.
tllttno q the tnaVeasa quarantine
br6sGl hundreds q yisitesy 70 camp
curing 1As day. and loae iinss Of men
awaited nosorcar traAaDostatioa 70
Taeena. osattls ana Olympia.
Dsuoellisatioa p,ans' Also bad their
sGssl q arm, when New schedules
announssa. cut more eAaa oas houp
froa ~ lsill period. saAd allow ne
nsa 70 ar1Is At s:is & n. instead Of
s:As. whlsA wss tho rsvsiils Aour
uatil - morning.
Cas eAciais say (Asy cannot ~
tn 4 - demobilisesioa Of forces
kses xAtN eompl6eA. Some msa. II
= ~ vim t& ~ fps noatAs.
~ ~ ~ most j1{k tAsy VIII -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-21
OLD MAIN srREEr
BARN Is an'evn

One Of tHs old land nssh : ~
city h fest being renevs9 nsn =
landscape. The old livssy ssals =
many years known - ~ -.
stables II the corner Of - n |.
Main Street IL being torn ~ :
report printed sometime -
Portland Oregonisn TO The alee
Z brick business block wosN
structed there this year. - ~
denied by tho owner
Williams.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-21
MEsslCE.
HIS Been SENT
T0B BgRlEs0N

,oALEl. Nov. ~ .--''The peoplo q
ore0sa srs ineease1 q III ia9aG1iee
| 80 VI ask yes - naks q . lslin1es
| statsnsos = - vhseAsg o. not ratss
have hssa initiatsl ~ yess srehosiey.
shst ~ nv dstssnins : seurse fse
or futuSe actioa. TAis esonlssisa
fssls that u sny tDersesea saass havs
bssa initiated - oseeoa ~ ethse
authority thaa ~ I'm: eoAnea eosF-
tssy dGnands thet Il shosld have ar.
- knowlsd0e - ths tasls." >'.y
This eolelsds@ . ns0ass ssat b.
the oreGon public sssvtes eomissiou
10 Postmaster 0sassaI DurIssoa -.
lative 70 the sttsDpt Of the Paejfie
Telephone = Telegraph company -
raise IL rates without suthesity mon
the eommission. The message was
sent at the instance Of comniaiossr
Buchtsl. who b vigorously oppesing
the rate iscrsass. The. nsssass says
further:
We" ars unalficislly ADVISED that
you have autheeised ~ Psejfle Tele
phoss Z Telegraph eenpapy . pat
Into, eftset h 0seoea . sshe1uIe ct
iaerease1 ratss upoa yeos Initiative.
10 view Of your order No. 1854 q
Asgust -. 1913. fson whish ve
euets. IN sll eases whses sate aljust-
nests ere psslisg 81 tmns1lstsly
nsessssry thsy saosjd - tahsa - n
the eompsny Involved thru ~ usual
channels ana action obtaiaed whsa-'
svss possible. n easss, hovsves.
whore ratss are ehsnos1 sueh- sheull
bs submitted 70 - for sppeoval ~
fors hsing placed IN sgeet.' " -
sumo that you have aeted unAes 81
misapp Of the feota.
csf-you ere inforDe1 that The Pa-
tific Tsispheas = Tsisgraph company
has Attempted 70 ME IL isessased
rates 10 the usnsl maaner esd. thrs
the ususl chsaael. which y this state
Il the public sesvice eomnls6loa. theo
you have been DisinSorns1. o. the
the pacltle Telopoo4e .
Telegraph company has reDstol y !
the subtsrfuge ol stte06ling - NE I,
increases without fovnsl snl putlie |
hearing IN plain disregard of the - !
labIished precedsnts Of this commit
sion and In violation ot the state /
statutes. n this d your Information ;
Then you have full knowIedss Of the !
lacts. II you ere prsdicatins your
lction upon any iufermation, other
han o. above outlined. you are oct.
ms upon . supposed state of laets
which does not exist. III
THE Pacific Tslephane = Tsss-
Iraph company hss heen 6eaied neae
i IL rights and bss nade no lsGsl
application TO this commiDioa Tor |
my increase. Il Sssns incoDeelvabls
hat this COMPANY should ~ Afforded
u sdvantsss by reason Of ~ nAaa.
iai superiority over 10 lesssr COM
'etitors Who hsvs been reauire1. W !,
Intil this time. % pursue thsodgh
10 usual channels their applications
Or insrsasss In rate seAsdsaes."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-21

der were severely punished. Ths
6oehss hsd the popuistioa thopoly
cowsd. and pesmitted then osly (hs
mest eediaasy privileges.
whea ~ Anesjeaas aa1 British
cane b. ths Dse0ls vsol VIII ~ q
their dslivssasss ssen thsis o.
pressess.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-21

70 maize room On oar Aoos Tor The
Az Old. Tor q '6sjs ~ " vjn
SI.s ssss:s,sa g :sssI e s..
sanging from the beee that y g6de TO
the cheapest that b good or store
VIII - ehuek full Of seatt9)S Chrjet.
mAs OTIS. and . small 16pealt Viii
reserve aad' sst aslde f6ytAIng you
wish. q y dslivefed Il the pr6peS
time. DAsly buying = reauee(sd b.
~ Counel1 of National Deeease.
JoHeeUT0Ne FURNITURE GO.
1907. ft 20 ST.3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-21

Il y anaouncsd today that the
World Welfare Week. duri4g which
the plans Of Herbert HeevsF aad The
Food Administrator ere 70 ~ oivsa
out and circulated over The Nstioa.
VIII esGia Dsconbsr 'Ssd.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-21

LITTLE wilsoa wiley IT,, sen .ee A.
terAsy ". Q. WHY. = rspeft66 ill
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-11-21

rfsak =. 0unthss. waaehmahss aaa
1eweler. Fin0 watch seDaislag. 80
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-12

N0aflnued on Last Page)
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-12
PARLIAMENTARY REPORTING
\ CENTURY AGO

Dickens gives his experience in the
thirty-eighth chapter of David Copper
field. Unfortunately for us he does not
tell Just how long he worked, with Trad
dies help, at his task, but he does say
that he toiled unflaggingly, ALMOST
EVERY NIGHT FOR MANY
MONTHS. Fortunately for us, he tells
us that the power behind it all was the
love in his great heart for Dora. For
tunately, too, Forster tells us, in Dick
ems biography that the youth was pre-
pared to do excellent work in the report
IS gallery at the age of II, although
for some cause which the biographer
does not name, or which I forget, the
master was not regularly installed there
in until he was nineteen
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-12
=. THE L. S. CIVIL SERVICE
OF TODAY

That standard is Sc, ny the Civil Ser
vice Commission at whose head is dis
tinguished Louisianian, a near neighbor
of yours, Hon. John \. McHenny of
the adjoining parish of Iberia, man
who is doing greater service for the ex-
tension of the greatest literary reform in
all these hundred years than any other
! man since Dickens birth. After a very
careful study of the present require
ments, am Of the opinion that they can
! be reached by students with the courage
and hopefulness Of Dickens with equal as
siduity in period of one school year by
the use of practically the shorthand al
phabet which Dickens used. This alpha
bet, roughly speaking, is now known as
Pitman or Pitmanic.
Furthermore, am of the opinion that
the present Government standard can be
reached six weeks earlier by the use of
such notifications Of the English short
hand alphabet as were made by the Yhol-
arly Able Duployan and further modi-
fled by the genius of John Robert
Gregg, an Irish boy Of Scotch parentage,
who began his study of shorthand at the
age Of ten and at seventeen gave to the
world practically the system which today
bears his name.
Whether the English alphabet or its
French adaptation to English words is
the better is not question for me to de-
eide. Every student should be permitted
to choose for himself, and that choice
is offered now to shorthand students in
Morgan City.
But SO firmly am convinced of the
soundness OF my theory as to the ability
of diligent and ambitious students to
reach the goal of a creditable standing
in the Civil Service examination after one
years study, that 1 beg to say that those
who cannot do so will be permitted to
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-12
A. R. {. Movie Benefit

The ladies of the Morgan City Branch
of the American Red Cross, are selling
tickets for moving picture feature to
be given at the Opera House, Saturday,
March Is. The proceeds will be for the
benefit of the local Chapters contribu-
ton to the American Red Cross. Miss
Violet Mescrau will be the star of the
film used for this occasion. The title
Of the photoplay is "The Raggedy
Queen.' 1t comes highly endorsed by
all critics who have reviewed it. The
tickets are Is cents which also entities
the holder to a chance on a - dollar
box of Beich Candy, donated by the
Fad.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-12
Accident At SIlipyard
Results In Death
Clifton Sin1oneaux Of Morgan
Lity Lost Ills Life Monday
Afternoon

Wuly i,oit;n. at his trade as carpen-
!, helper at the Shipyards yesterday
afternoon, Clifton SimoneauX accident
ally fell from the top of a ship hull,
causing instant death. The distance
was ahcut 80 feet. The unfortunate
man fell head first, breaking his neck.
Two other employees who were working
with him on the scaffold, were swept
from the platform but they were able to
catch supports ard did not fall to the
bottom. Both of these men were back
at their work in {. few minutes after the
fatal accident. The victim Is father, 4.
Simmoneaux, had also been working in
Simoneaux, had also been working in
fore the accident lie was ordered away
for few minutes on special duty.
The deceased had been employed by
the Union Bridge and Construction Com
pany since January IS, 1918, coming
here with his father from Bayou Boeuf
to obtain this employment. He was %
years Of age and unmarried. He left a
family consisting Of father, mother, and
three brothers and three sisters. | All ex-
cept two brothers reside in Morgan City
at the home next to the Opera House.
Two brothers, +. Simmoneaux Of Dom
ner and Sidney Simmoneaux Of DesAl-
demands, arrived in Morgan City last
night. The body was taken to the old
home at Bayou Boeuf this morning
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-12
Patriotism Will Be Rewarded

The Bank of Morgan City offers some
young person of this city an opportunity
to make sum of money during this
month while they are rendering
great service TO their country.
For the month of March the bank
will pay a cash prize Of five dollars. to
any boy or girl under IS years Of age
Who sells the largest amount of Thrift
AMI War Savings Stamps. These bank
officials do not believe that any person
IN Morgan City, young or Old, need any
incentive TO induce them to do their duty
along the lines Of war savings, but the
prize will he given in the nature Of
reward for important work we'll done.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-12
!. Notice

Clifton Arceneaux, one of our com
rades in the shipbuilding work is dead.
He lost his life in the service of his coun-
try.
In his honor, and out of respect to his
family, let us all stop work, and let there
be silence in the shipyard for period
Of five minutes, commencing at o clock
this afternoon.
This man made the greatest sacrifice
for his country man can make. He was
doing his part to bring peace to the
world and to remove from power the
"GREATEsT CRIMINAL of all time.
He was doing this as truly as are our
brothers on the battle fields Of Europe.
Let us remember Clifton Simoneaux and
honor him.
UNION BRIDGE & CONSTRUCTIONS
CO., AGENTS EMERGENCY FLEET
CORPORATION.
Morgan City, La, March IL, 1918.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-12

Children who have worms are pale,
cross, fretful, and sickly most of the
time. To rid the little body of these par
asites WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE
is an approved remedy. When the
worms have been driven out the child
grows strong, healthy and robust. Price
80 cents per bottle. Sold by Belanger
Drug Company.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-12

continue their studies Indefinitely with
out further payments for instruction.
EDWARD PEARSON MOSES,
supt. Atchafaaya Commercial 1nsti-
tutD.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-12

Don't waste your tim. .adeavoring to
secure satisfactory result with an old
typewriter ribbon. J. can't be done.
Get q new one at the flee of the Re-
view. Phone 278.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-12
lPC. Executive Committee
reeiDg

peeting Of the AAee''Ns o',,
y Nary's Chapter, A. R. c'' was
~ 70 order by Chairman Williams
az P. NJ, March S. Quorum pres
Minute. Of the last meeting were fS~u
ID approved
!. ,esiguation OF Mrs. Z. > " ii''al4'
~;,u.n of Woman's $ Work Tor the
80, x.s read and accepted. The
s.'.n,n stated that be had appointed
u;s Beruiee Williams OF Morgan ol's
!, ri, position; wuereupon a motion was
=, seconded and accepted that the ac-
), # the Chairman, i'll making this ap-
imminent, be ratified and sustained
a.. s,ac;al committee on Junior mem
,..,,o through Mr.. Gott, made report,
mart He stated that he had
WiVes =
$50, the meeting i'll New Orleans,
. p,r request OF the Executive Commit
! and tnat fe Chapter was not al any
.,,s,.e in the matter, as he felt that the
l..ft be derived from attending the
,..t;,o justified the expense he had
..,,,d He submitted written report
a,r;ne total enrolment in the schools,
mi. private and UNCONVENTIONAL in
i. iur;sdiction Of the Chapter and the
.mlluent in Red Cross. Upon motion
ak seconded and carried, the report was
sdsed received and made a part OF the
Irutes Of this meeting and MIR. Gott
alkad for his work.
- Chairman stated that nominations
y fkapter School Treasurer were III or
~ Nm Watson Of Patterson was
,iiiatsd and seconded, and there be-
- fursAG nominations, upon mo-
! i dag seconded and carried the nom
ha6oas were closed and Mrs. Watson
! aAr,d elected Chapter School Treasur-
sk asehmation.
" Torsyths made q motion that q
80 committee Of three be appoint
am Ne complete charge of the work
~ Juaior Red Cross in the Chapter
fAl + pas upon application from
~ ssxiiaries seeking to organize,
= a 1lmittee to be known as the
0lote Md Committee. The motion
masd By Mrs. Pharr and carried
~ nis named the following per-
- i sss; Nj. Charles Gott, Chair
- 1M Earl Barnett and Mr..
4dn Lave, Ill Of Franklin.
hnett made . verbal report on
n psd suxiliary in Franklin, stat
II = thy were preparing a work
"a would b ready for work
A - also aated that sewing cir.
Ahltsa qtenaiaed on several plan.
es ~ Traaklin and were doing
Mnut uuat
AH. ]. Williams, Chairman Of the
- Ceamitts, submitted . report
Z aaialsd supplies, shipped to New Or.
Asadqaaztsn. Upon motion, du.
tmsaesd aad carried the report was
ssssd fssived and made part Of the
is 4 III meeting.
= 0aiznaa read report showing
: ss't aemplished by the various
ls during the month Of Febru-
@'eA was listened to with interest.
caisnaa stated that the import.
!. liter ef' financing the Chapter
= sssias year vas now to be con.
end called for suggestions. AT.
ai discussion, Mrs. Barnett
notion that q special campaign
q thres be appointed to
3 easse Of the canvass for funds
ptef needs, the motion was Sec
y Ma Watson and carried; and
~ aaa i named the following com
= 9. D. Kemper, Chairman,
(Obatinuef, M -. -,
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-03-12

It will not be too much to ask able
bodied men with farm experience to aid
the farmers in the necessary task OF
maintaining the food supply.-Secretary