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The Washington herald., 1918-09-28
WEEDS ACTRESS AFTER
SAVING HER FRIEND
Buddy Abbott Elopes with Betty
Smith, Casino Soubretie.

The secret marriage last Saturday
Of Miss Betty Smith, soubrette Of the
chorus Of the Casino Theater. and
Buddy Abbott, treasurer Of tis Ca
sino, was the elimination Of a ro-
nance which started two weeks pre-
viously, The marriage took place on
board the steamer Deep Sea at Alex
andria after Saturday nights per
fOrmance. Two weeks before Buddy
net Miss Smith for the first time on
the same boat after saving the life OF
her girl friend who had fallen over
board
The elopement was until yesterday
kept secret from the manager and
most Of the company. A few mem
bers OF the chorus, who were inform
ed. played the game" and kent
mum" The event Is expected 10
create great interest in burIesoue
circles, where both the bride and
bridegroom are well known. Buddy
Abbott's father was formerly stage
manager at the Gayety Theater. and
H. at the present time on the road
with a show.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-28

cause-it is the sort OF vision that
came to Joan OF Arc.
We here who are not privileged
to fight, by what right shall we
earn our way to a glimpse into i'm
mOrtality-how shall we earn the
right to this spiritual benediction?
Any sacrifices we make are trivial
compared to what they are sacri-
t!cing over there.
Buying Liberty Bonds is one OF
the ways in which we are allowed
TO experience that we are a part of
this Great World War. and in re-
ality it is a privilege that the Gov
ernment is bcstowing upon the peo-
pie. And since the buying OF bonds
is just as important to victory as
the actual fighting, It is he who
buys most at the greatest sacrifice
that can most honestly claim spir-
itual kinship with our fighting SOL
iiers in France"
The Washington herald., 1918-09-28
Pimples and Skin Eruptions
Danger Signs of Bad Blood

of S. S. s. is to cleanse the blood.
1t soaks through the system di
rect to the seat OF the trouble
acting as an antidote to neutralizc
the blood poisons. 1t rcvitalizcs
the red blood corpusclcs. increases
the flow so that the blood can
properly perform its physical
work. The dull, sluggish feeling
leaves you-thc complexion clears
up. Even long standing cases re-
spond promptly. But you must
take S.. s. S., Drugs aud substi-
tutcs won't do. Get s. s. S. from
your druggist. If yours is a spc-
cial case and you need expert ad-
vice, write to Medical, Adviser,
"a Swift Laboratory" Atlanta;
Ga.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-28

is proposed to endeavor TO have Alex
andrians employed in Washington
purchase their bonds here in order
that Alexandria may get credit for the
sale. otherwise II would go TO the
city where the bonds are purchased.
Arrangements have been made for
union evangelical services which will
be held simultaneously in all of the
Protestant Churches IN. the -city.=lke-
ginning Sunday night. October ecs IL
is proposed to continue the services
nightly for two weeks according to
present plans. At a number of the
churches there will be assistant min
listers here to take--rart in the. serv-
ices
The plans for the annual Sunday
School parade also are being prepared
This parade VIII be held Sunday af-
ternoon, october IS.
The campaign for the collection Of
old clothing for war sufferers of
France and Belgium will end Monday.
The women OF the Red Cross are in
charge and headquarters are at Gl2
King street. Those having discarded
clothing are requested 10 bring 1t be-
fore closing Monday. --.- -, 49,
The marriage OF Miss Edna d. Bar
nett, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam A. Barnet and James L. Foster.
both OF this city, took place at s
o'clock last night at the First Bap-
The Washington herald., 1918-09-28
DOLLAR
MENUS ISSUED
Government Acts TO Curb
Prices and Nourih.
Workers.

Rapid improvement OF the situation
In regard TO feeding war workers in
Washington In public eating houses
is promised by the local Food Ad-
ministration by means of the new
menus which have been prepared by
the Department OF Labor.
The situation, prior to the announce
ment OF the new menus. was rapidly
reaching q critical point. Many Of
the war workers, particularly the
women, were having difficulty In Sc
curing the proper nourishment when
eaung at public eating places. ac-
cording TO announcement made yes
ierday by local authorities. Under
the new menus the public will be able
10 secure the three wholesome meals
n day at the cost OF 81. Besides reg
ulating the prices the menus contain
suggestions about how to secure the
best possible combinations of food
IL was pointed out yesterday by
officials OF the Food Administration
that while the administration has
no power by which II can compel
lunch room owners to follow the Of
hcial menus, II is hoped that the
patriotism of the dealers will lead
10 the rigid adherence to the prices.
lt Is the plan OF the administration
shortly to publish a list OF those
lunch rooms and restaurants which
are TO provide the new menus.
The menus and list which were
announced yesterday contain the
following suggestions:
With or without Service.
Breakfast.
/. One egg. coffee. tea or milk
and toast. 20
>. stewed fruit. cereal and cof-
fee .........................25 rs
}. Fruit in season. cereal. toast
and coffee. e.................. 80
4. Prunes. cereal. toast and cof-
lee .-............ .5U
5. Fruit in season. one egg. cof-
fee and toast. .............. 30
6. Fruit in season. hot cakes.
butter or syrup and coffee. .. 80
Z. Breakfast without beverage.
cents less.
Lunch.
/. Beef q oz) stew and bread and
DEtler OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
>. Veal and lamb stew with bread
The Washington herald., 1918-09-28

The portions will be standardized.
II all public eating places will fol-
low this list and give 10 their patrons
an opportunity at least TO buy the
food described at the prices mention
ed. 1t will be possible to procure suf-
ficient healthfui food at the rate OF
81 a day.
In order 10 secure larger facilities
for eating. various departmental res
taurants will be asked to serve break
fast and dinner or an evening meal,
as well as lunch.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-28
Ii Ihay Mean Eczema, Scrofula-
The First Sign of Inherited
Blood Disease.

Pimples, scaly itching skin. rash
IS, burning sensations and Scro-
iula denote with unfailing GER
tainty a debilitated, weakened and
impure state Of the blood. The
trouble may have been in your
blood from birth, but no matter
how you were infected, you must
treat il through tire blood. 1t Is
a blood disease. You must use
s. S. s., the standard blood tonic
for 50 years, if you expect certain
relief. For purifying the system
nothing is equal to it. The action
The Washington herald., 1918-09-28
Miss FaTrar says:

MISS r dETaT says.
The new Liberty Loan drive is on.
and every now and then some news
paper or magazine writes me, ask
ing that l state reasons why people
should subscribe to the loan. As
though reasons were necessary.
They who are lighting in France,
giving not merely money. hut eY-
erything in life that they hold dear,
in fact. life itself. do not ask for
reasons. Ip the white heat of their
love OF CgHntry, they are forging
ahead to Che Great Inevitable Vic
tory. Wounded. they do not muir
muir. and flying, they thank God
that their !mothers and sisters and
sweCthearts are saft and sound
across the, OCEAN. They are uplift-
ed by wonderful spiritual rcvcla-
tIon-tfIe. Sort OF vision that only
comes to those who in common
hyothcffoos fight for a. righteouF
The Washington herald., 1918-09-28

New York Loan Committee. intro
duccd the President, but just before
the latter arose. Mr.. Strong read a
dispatch. direct to the President from
the White House. 1t said:
Gables from France today indicate
continued advance of American
forces over a front OF twenty miles
from the ArgOnne Forest to the
McUse. north of Verdun passing be-
yond the Hindenburg line on the en-
tire front and gaining back 100 square
miles of French territory. The move
ment was sharp and rapid. Our cas-
ualties were slight"
The audience ate It up"
"IIurrah for Pershing," cried n
woman.
Three cheers for Wilson," doomed
a mans voice and both were given
with n vengeance.
In view of the prologue the people
IN the auditorium appeared TO reckon
the President was primed for great
speech and he lived up II the mo-
ment by exceeding their expectations.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-28
How to Pronounce Names of Places on
the Battlefronts.


given to the last syllable of words often gives foreign
list below
The Washington herald., 1918-09-28
WILSON, MAKES MOST
STIRRING SPEECH IN
HIS ENTIRE CAREER
CoNiiNUED FROM PAGE ONE.


II they believed cause existed for
corr -ctlon,
The; PrcSttIent made one direct ref
crenre. to- the speech Of won IJcrt-
linEs- the. Germau-~ChanceII9r. He
sais:<
"Gcrmany is. constantly infimatins
the terms she .U.Tl accept: and al,
ways finds that the world docs not
lSyaqt terms. It wishes the final tri-
rGrrsp'r of justice and fair dealing"
There were I:ImaEie touctHs about
the big meeting that kept the audi
( nee unrIing with enthusiasm.
,The President SAT- before companies
IF soLdisrs. = saiIorS. and Marine.
xililr yEefose .hm in Inc orchestra pit
s-Eas .&he Pelham Bay Naval Band.
Rraa, War News Before; intrOdue-
sBeII5annin- Strong, chairman Of the
The Washington herald., 1918-09-28

Successful experiments have been
made in England for tho use in CON
foCtiOnery of liquid ostrich eggs. Do:
The Washington herald., 1918-09-28

ust Church. Rev. Z. B. jackson. d. D..
pastor, oficisting. The bride wore a
gown of taupe broadcioth and car
RED bouquet Of La France roses and
Terms. Following a trip TO Atlantic
City they viii reside here.
Mrs. Alphonse Veriehnere. OF Mar
blehead, Mass, died suddenly this AZ
ternoon at the Hotel Humphreys from
,-ppelppQnia With which she was strlck-
en- only few days ago.
The deceased together with her hus-
band and little son were touring the
South in a big car and arrived in
,,Alekspdria Tuesday, The body was
taken TO Wheatley's Mortusry Chap
cl and prepared for burial II will be
shipped to Marblehead.
capacity audience tonight at
tended the vaudeville entertainment
in the auditorium of the War Camp
Community Club for the benefit OF
! the Gsififth Resiment OroestTa. Camp
A. A. Humphreys. Some OF the best
known talent at that camp took part
in the affair.
Al. the Second Presbyterian Church
sunday morning Rev. John Lee Al
llson' ID. D.. pastor. took as his sub
)ect The AiDis+eEiRg Jesus" The
evening theme will be- The Strong
Helping the Weak in Relation 20 the
Family OF Nations"
The Washington herald., 1918-09-28

OF The above course imposbe to
French
aepts merely the ions
The Washington herald., 1918-09-28

sBeLaap1in Strong, chairman OF the
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-10
POLICE JURY SHOULD GO SLOW

DEPORTS HAVE REACHED BOGALUSA that the
A police jury is to meet in the future when they will
discuss the ACCESSIBILITY of selling the $5OOOOO bonds
Gently voted at the good roads election at 80 cents on the
dollar If they considering such action they should
abandon the idea at once.
Bogausa onds sold for over SO cents on the dollar.
And there is no reason why the Parish could not dispose
of theirs at the or better price, because money is
cheaper today than ever has BEEN Besides the police
jury has other important matters in connection with the
good roads to ecde upon before they go to dispose OF the
bonds. Getting the plans and specifications deciding
upon the roads they going to improve and the bridges
they are going to build, the first things in ne If
everything was in readiness today the building of the
roads and bridges would likely be delayed for several
months on account of the orders from Washington The
money will not be needed for several months and there
would be nothing to do with the money after the bonds
were sold except to let lay idle in the bank while the
tax payers would be paying interest on it.
The taxpayers of Washington Parish were assured
when they voted the tax that they going to get
dollars worth of value for every dollar expended, and
if the bonds to be sold noWand especially at price
like 90 cents the dollar then paying almost one
tenth of the amount voted discount the bonds
these bonds properly advertised, when ready
to dispose of hem believe that the parish will be able
to get not less than SO cents the dollar for them
sound business judgment is not used in the expend
iure Of the half million dollars for the good roads, the
improvements of other roads will be defeated LATER The
half million recently voted is just the beginning of the
good roads for the parish and the public ought to that
not dollar of this money is wasted.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-10
START WITH CLEAN SLATE
IN ABOUT SIX WEEKS the new Commits

IN ABOUT SIX WEEKS the new Commission Council
will start doing business. It would be only justice
hem to the tax payers the city and to the present
Commission Council to start them out with clean slate
and not handicap them in their work the present Com
mission Council forced to work. To do this will cost
the tax payers of the city but little money and we are
better prepared to pay this amount than have
been at any time in the past When the present Commits
Council started business they forced to borrow
money with which to operate affairs Of the city for six
months. At the time the growth of Bogalusa has
been so great that necessary keep the progress Of
the city in the growth and result improve
ments necessary Therefore they could not pay off
the money which to be secured to operate the city for the
first six months and make the improvements which they
did It has been estimated that we pay taxes on
95 per cent valuation of the present assessment will
almost wipe out the old debts This 95 per cent would
means that we would pay about s12 per $1,000 more
taxes than paid last year No greater number of per-
sons would be effected and it is Bogausas ONE oppor
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-10
Organize to Stop
Waste by Fires

At Covington on last Monday a
! very important meeting o. the rep
resentatives Of nearly all of the
Florida Parishes was held in the
Courthouse to consider ways ana
means looking toward the perfection
of an organization of the citizens Of
the piney woods section, especially,
Of the Florida Parishes, to cooperate
with the Department of Conservation
in the State with the object in view
rof controlling as much as practicable
the usual forest fires.
This meeting was called by the De-
partment of Conservation through r.
D. Forbes, State Forester.
The meeting was informal and en-
thusiastic. Everyone present seemed
very much impressed with the untold
damage caused by permitting the des7
tructive fires to run at will and in
discriminatory and converting into
ashes, not only great deal of use
full wood and timber, fences, houses,
barns and bridges; but destroying
leach year everything which nature
has grown and nature intended to
decay and go back to Mother Earth
in order to keep our soils renovated
and fertile, as well. 1t seemed to be
recognized at this meeting that a
great deal Of good can come to our
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-10
VOTE FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE
TT YOU WANT TO SEE LOUISIANA DEVELC

IF YOU WANT TO SEE LOUISIANA DEVELOP, if you
want better schools better roads and modern parish
do not fail to go the polls November 9Th and cast
your vote for Womans Suffrage Unless there is great
interest taken in the rural communities through the State
Womans Suffrage is doomed to defeat The Enterprise
is of the opinion that the entitled to parcpa
ton in elections Is there any why that your moth
er should not be entitled to elect officials vote improve
ments and assist in upbulding the city and community
when there who vote in cities who hang around
barrooms and known habitual drunkards?
Give the women the power Of the ballot and you will
see cleaner politics, better officials Machine politics
cannot work on the women and if they make up their
minds that man is not giving could not give clean
and efficient administration they will be enough with
them to control most any election.
Those who are opposed to woman suffrage give their
principal reason that womans place at the home but
the home is the sacred place in every woans heart
and she is going to vote for and propositions that
will tend to make home conditions better.
Don't you think that if the women had the privilege
of voting that they would that there better schools
everywhere Don't you think that the mothers have more
interest in the schools than the average man. and espe
cially those who have children? Bogalusa and
Washington Parish should get out big vote Tuesday,
November 5, and vote in favor of womans suffrage
Unless there is organized effort, woman's suf-
fraSye will be defeated It within our grasp if
will only take advantage of it. The women of the
parish should that the get out and Tuesday,
November s. They will find large number of men will
ing to work with and for them.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-10

country through forward-looking, CO
ordinating, effective, systematic, and
businesslike effort in order to do as
much as possible and practicable.
Give nature a chance to do for US
that which we are unable to do for
ourselves, to-wit: restore our run
down soils, by supplying the much
needed humus, thereby giving us
more nutritious grasses and herbs
'and growing more wood and trees.
At this meeting temporary organ
ization war perfected. H. B. Pruden
of Covington was elected Tenn
porary Chairman and j. K. Johnson
of Bogalusa, Temporary Secretary. 4
committee of two was appointed
from each of the following named
parishes, st. Tammany, Washington,
lTangipahoa, Livingston and st. Hell
ena, and this committee will meet
1n Covington on Saturday, October,
18th, in order to provide ways and
means and make suggestions for per-
manent organization.
/ It was thought that this is work
that all good citizens will like to CO.
soperate in and the local press
the district is especially
invited and requested to give it as
much publicity as possible.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-10
REGISTERED SADDLE STALLION

After the war horses will be scarce
and high-priced. It viii pay to raise
Ia colt, if he is good.
J. 1t takes breeding to produce a
horse that brings fancy price.
/ offer at public stud the royalty
bred bay stallion, Conductor, No.
5579, American Horse Breeders As
ISOLATION.
Conductor is by Bourbon King, No.
1888, and his dam was Eleanor Lind
say, No. 8401, by Wilson's King, No.
1886. These same blood lines pro-
duced Richelieu King, the champion
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-10
AFRAID OF INFLUENZA?
saddle horse of Kentucky for 1917

saddle horse of Kentucky for 1917
Is.
/ bought Conductor from w. M.
Jones and Son, near Lexington, KY;
they predict that he will make great
sire. His colts should be large, hand
some, highheaded horses, spirited
and gentle, with plenty of speed and
action, and natural saddlers.
He can be seen at DR.. Halls barn
on Pleasant Hill.
Price of service: Fifteen. Terms
SIS cash, and balance when mare foals
a living colt that stands up and
nurses.
E. C. ROWAN.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-10

The meeting of the Mothers Hon
or Commission, which was to be held
this week, has been postponed and
members win be notified several days
in advance as to the date Of the meet
ing.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-10

tuny to get on splendid financial footing The power
rests with the Commission Council, but they have de-
cned to take action until they get expression from the
tax payers. When you member of the Commission
Council tell him that you in favor of getting the city
out of debt and willing pay taxes 95 per cent of the
assessed valuation your property Bogalusa has big
future and the city must have the money which to de-
velop the municipal departments.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-10
OUR NATION FIRST
YOUR ACCOUNT is
APPRECIATED

Every resource of the United States
and its people should be devoted to
the winning of this terrible war.
We are not keeping ourselves in
the highest state of efficiency when
we are using money, goods, labor
and transportation for luxuries and
extravaganza.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-10
OVER THE TOP AGAIN

WASHINGTON PARISH, and especially the ladies' di-
w vision of the Liberty Loan Committee have reasons
to feel exceptionally proud of the fact that have gone
over the top the Fourth Liberty Loan drive Not only
has the parish gone the top but the first parish
in the Sixth Federal District to go over which new
laures for this city and parish Enough money rails
ed in Bogalusa during the first tWentfour hours to put
the parish the top and during the remainder of the
first week of the drive the parish raised enough with
the assistance Of Bogausa to make the parish percent
age run almost 200 per cent Franknton went the
top in hurry we'll several of the wards When the
complete returns are received it is believed that every sec
ton of the parish will have gone the top in their
allotment, with big margin to spare. Washington
Parish or Bogausa is almost certain to have merchant
ship tank named after Every worker in the Fourth
Liberty Loan drive are to be highly congratulated.
NIGHT SCHOOL FOR WORKMEN AND BOYS
THE MEN AND BOYS OF BOGALUSA who could not
attend school account of having to go work early
in life now have opportunity of improving their educa
ton as result of night school being opened at the Y
NJ c. A. No man or boy who had been forced by cir
cumsances to neglect his education should miss this OPP
portunty to improve it now There is no cost whatever
and you will find excellent instructors who willing to-
devote their time to improving you Every and boy
this school Monday Tuesday and Thursday nights of
each week at 7:15 P. NJ
AFRAID OF INFLUENZA?
IF YOU HAVE NOT GOT THE INFLUENZA you will
likely think you have or will have it within day or
two In this issue of The Enterprise you will find the
history of the disease how it works. and what to do to
avoid after you contract the u" This article was
prepared by the United States Health Director Blue and
should be read by member of every family in theI
city After you have read it, pass the paper to your
neighbor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-08-21
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