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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-20

FIRST NATIONAL BANK
(Member Federal Ressrve)
Solicits Your Business.
Modern Banking Facilities
And Accommodations
CITY HOTEL
First-Class Rooms and Board
Opposite Depot)
Prices Reasonable
Give Us = call
MRS. L. CANT, Prop.
Buy At Home
BERNlARD'S NEW STEAM
BAKERY
A. F. Bernhard Proprietor
Morgan City's Only
HOME BAKED BREAD
Where Purity is Paramount
Telephone No. ;.
DRINK"
BASS SPECIAL COFFEE
(Cround While You Waltz
Scots Pound
Ask for FREE SAMPLE
PIONEER GROCERY
Phone z.
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Of
MORGAN CITY AND BERWICK
IL Working For YOU.
You can help yourself and your tow
by becoming a member. 1t vii
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-20
OUR TRADE "AT Home" DEPARTMENT

CATHRIGHT & SOUMEILLAN
Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats,
Notions and Noveltie.
Standard Pattern. and
Warner Corset.
Phone s..
Patronize
HO:AE INDUSTRY
And Have Your Clothe. Made
At Home
A. J. CHASER
HOME TAILOR
Cleaning and Pressing
Phone 273
HOME FURNISHING co.
Every thing in
FURNITURE
And
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
We Have the Genuine
Ostermoor Mattresses.
DURHAM PHOTO STUDIO
A Walker M1r
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-02-20

Morgan City Daily Review deliv
cred to your home 40c . month.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RKNT

ONr ana : suites NJ liHht h0ussFssrlng
f"Hm"I HIsu glfls hlcJ cle ~ " liruu
$3.50 fmsnrd unsiHlfs tuIssHrrr.n.
funms .Iuso ln adults only ioi EuHl
. iH 90
Im Wtr 1nu nIulf furnished house
lrnr.ng rnnma 900 ltHi hih Ht
Il.aE hfnahri h.ssh, ming tuum
nIIis only Walnut 'NfN.l
u.l large urnt housekeeping room alsu
/ iNn rI'rWng fuumH, walking distance
/ NH|uui isk|
UMl FURNISHED housekeeping rooms.
south exposure, close lu. uuirrn, pu
'ir iHwIH mo- rhII1rrn Walnut bt0l.N
/ IlluI furnished luhl housekeeping
/ rooms ifont Hud back entrance luib
W lUIh
W ilih upstalfs. m tho hUut Phone
Walnut tgIi
/ Two ROOMS and ll,hsn,us Furnished.
iaiin. man end vlfo only Walnut
uom' niE fni Mrplc s9,
tlC.lY nimsnsl urnl hous,Hr.p0ng
iun 70 urr. tNu or ihUor tuHia IS
mmiH
IWu rooms f.r uFI' housekeeping ruu
u".ng harN NHuIis only trl rt
. % 90 m. no W rIuh
IUt U.hI I#u m.I.u fmHN.I
rooms fu. llUNf huuH,HstU.uE o. Hu psr
W.rt ~ D. lHih
TWO u.y furnished hou..h,rpInH
rooms. ,0.Nru."n. iH wfN NHInu'
rini.I
iun nEsT TNo Wrhi housekeeping
rooms adjoining both northwest coo.
| iIuu Nnpls 7'ed AMI walnut lsfl
luW HEST ruums FURNISHED nr NrHi
housekeeping modern, ru children
. 2lG W ilHlth
,LlAN desirable lFlt housekeeping
rooms. admits uf emulut'I couple uu.
/ fsurt 7gi o. hlh Walnut sf'i
| TWO UrUt housekeeping tuumH tur ffni
with usr N tltUhuu. Hl wn1rru l.H.
/ Nnn.rr.rs connecting hhil. ,.Hr fu .f
/ |N.r 900 81 Itor'ii
rWu NlrELY Furnished. modern I.ht
housekeeping rooms 'iI IS california
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
MALE HELP WANTED
WHITE PORTER at western Ho,cl, $40
MY.f MH|U

WHITE PORTER at Western Hotel, $40
Wet Main
! NANIID-rI rInlur who has had two or
! three years" eHu. rIoury. good Hhup. pn.
rogular ana good chance 60 advance.
. exceptional opportunity Write ,Nperi
| .nco ana anlrJ, hury II G. Wost,
fountain View
i iuuNi man who IL registered druggist
ana '1n show nblity t0 manage drug
store, can got into good paying drug husl
ness With yoB llillo cash N Interested
write r. D. care Ohhhoman
/ WANTED Two granite cutters No unro
steudy work. come NJ once. owen a
Watkins, Ch.ckuHha, okla
/ WANTED Registered phafmrlsl Nil.
Ter bfug CO., Cameron. Okla
MEN wanted 90 work M saw mills. drive
teams ana work nt pluurr. steady work
~ " 80 10 ~ uUi no house trnt Ht mills
board Air " l.. Harris Lumber Co
Dum Crock, Okla
IIIhIlN WANTED kUW-Dont an.
Hwrr unless ull-ruuud and viii stick.
permanent JOB. dope and bDOlors save
,uI p',lnE'i f'.i" wngcs. qua nll fipi
WANTED liUl. ono with wheel pre-.
IrN'H hpp0H 90 90 lIcwkuWin l,Iig
WANTEDA pnWerer Gail LAtshow.
''..''''. "'''H
WANTED MuyHtrs over ~ years
with WhrDIH good pas. permanent 40
".'I'rH western Union Tneruph Co
CLEANER WANTED Flfu-cluhs cluan-
er iu modern shop. $50 per week a.
F1fier man with family preferred Guur.
InF CLEANING WORKS, brunIght. okla
liA1rEN WANTED llru-clnsp halter.
mo- new work $50 per week stondy ON
rlnfmOn Gluflty Cleaning works.
i"mIfhi okla
WANTED Experienced farm hand. man
ur boz good wages Harry q lledurh.
$ I". uk'r
WANTED Mnu that can secure good o.l
lclfes in on hUmn. Indian preferred
Address lloy 1888 unIlos, Texas
WANTED liu, 10 work In store. must
bn over Do years Of age. Apply Jewel
Ton CO.
WANTEb-YounR man Tor assistant
hnUKkoppor ARMY. IN person Tuesday
morning 10 Mr. Coffcy Gli W Grand.
BARBER, mons but first class. ili guar.
Hntco first weeks thfn will pay so
week good job Tor right man. prices g0r
md inr T.. A. McC1ry BlRhenrt Okla
WANTED-All-round country printer
steady employment 10 right man. Ad-
hrr" Sentinel Perry. Okla
WANTED -- Lathefs, pasterets and
painters $40 W. First Walnut sg9i
WANTED Roy for delivery purposes;
permanent position with chance n
advance. The schlff Mayer CO., i7Giy w.
Main
MAN-Wuntcd 10 drive Ford truck.
fljO1 per week Bring references and
-"e 81 puTtr, rl'fshurrh Plate Gns
us 7 Grrnd Avenue
WANTED GOOD nAKEW, CLAUS
Sl'N, &c BROADWAY CIRCLE
WANTED-Tw mon for construction
work Walnut s1t 5000 W Tenth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
goDAKs. FILMS AND FINISHING

worm KODAK TliWs developed. 100 q
rUlI ul'uis up iu qHKib. bo. larger
Hlrus No. Uruuu fInn uHlrk scryira. VEST
fHl i'uH Store Ohlltuun CITY
llIi.. uu,r.up.. uf ono roll kodak
i.ws. r.nH at, brilliant fnlahi lHh
rr..I N1Ifuss trWUfh co. 40 NofIh
70 WIH. ukIrNur1 Guy. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
HOTEL DIRECTORY
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR rem

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
s''r w. -s.r.-...s.. ..rr.. .-.s.7. .-
STRANGERS IN THE CITY o. Don't
waste money .iBIug them nll." COme
/ direct 10 the "NrundNny Cnfu", best
monls In town Zoe l2O North broadway
NlCE room. In modern homo. close In. "a
gentleman Walnut Hgs
| l2J WLST ghb lust opened. newly
fmnlsLcl, nll outside rooms W. 1875
For RENT Nicely furnished room In
private home, young lady ompluyc ed
plyltlled; references uN.hluErd walnut
SOUTH front room IN modern home
excellent location, close to lirpndWay
md NhoriH lines, references exchanged.
walnut 23iG
NICELY furnished roUma WALKING dis
O., nnD. ~. and refined surroundings
Tl' HARVEY
Nice modem Hln.pIus rooms s. 10 and
: 300 per w,.k 1lI n Harvey
teH Hi N-tt fftHt-rt4 f,4ttt. north
.rnrt Of city, Indies preferred Phone
N-iso
FRONT sleeping room % last Ninth
vfnI pEsINulr ru.m frr iwo grn'is-
m.n preferred, garage II wanted. Wal
Du.flIEASr room WITH Wruc window.
duplex hrDInH D11hpg good sewing
mnrniuc, M a bargain igf " Thirteenth.
NICELY furnished rpnthenu room. cool
for fummor modern, very reasonable
~ W Ntl
FuiI,NIsm,o .ilH l,o nog, ,o@ ,w,.,h ,srso
M1pl" 21f1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
PERSONAL

EANuH UNTll0 nnd massage THIS florsAl
H.Nl huIth l'fUpdway Phone w b0iL
HHGpuu aud hair dress 800 and SCOT
uHH fln Wntsl ill HcOtt Thompson
1913 49, it4s Mra Hslgh'a Beauty
Hh'p
uAu, norh Nn lSsch. Phone WalhI
WlI
1uiN Dru liAlUT CURED under written
Wu1uHir, q pof bos. slN boxes, ".
Perfect NurH 90 Af1m0re, Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY

illtNrCLARg DHEsHMAKINu - Mrs
Miller can Walnut lho-J
bliESSMAklkl rmln and hur, SOW.
INK by experienced srnmsirrts slh
'hliis made 10 uIruHo Satisfaction guar.
nlnod 4nal W,st ian st ihuuo Wal.
nat 1903
GOOD dioH makuN tailoring ultsn
tiun nud rrwodlHNY Mis- Muller Wal.
uut dOli ilpb n BROADWAY. V0um ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
STOIlEN

Torh touring r1r. 1913 model. 1917 Iirsn,s
l..uHn i|I. lu 1NINl. motor No sUbfali
~ reward. lNtun 10 B2O y. grd. EAfl
WnthiuH
Lusr m mgnumnold n Wih sad
western. Euh fN'whln. inscription In.
SID. Lllrfrl frNnrd W a3hl.R
LOST lunch ~ kr,s. near city hall.
can Walnut '.'7
LOST IN auditorium Inst nnhl pochat
book With Huiu NJ money md papers,
valuable ip uWu0r Howard Tor return
10 room 7tt lFr llurFius Hotel ia
LOST ilun.h uf black pITfpties ahunt
loo. llurlIus iiuloI Cnll Wnlnut lfC,
Liberal irwn.l "
SMALL hey ON rlug Reward Mapls
2lp1.J
Lost u,iW,u suuuud. okla, e{4
uknhtnu ClY nn train. presumAbW
noptothu0N containing rocelpt Tor lot VI
cemetery NJ ~ cloud. Tln, other papers
hud bronze modal ~ rlvll wnr Name, g.
Whit head ON h1D. Howard tb finder.
MrH rohuu Whitehead % W Noble.
hlEru ur KEYS on ring Rewad
Mnplo 2nI,.J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12

W@55 !2rgsar1an
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12

TO SELL your household goods, call
Cornish Furniture co Maple &c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
MISCELLANEOUS RoR RENT

ron RENT nenuiifnl furniture for Q
seven room house ~ desirable party
riH M small children Answer nj 0noa
.| b.. care OklahOmhn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12


......
WhNTID..A A bright young lady Tor Of.
,'' l.,''.., n'I'' 10 a "0I'lhg wofkef
""' '''' WIZ l''h'N'u'' h'lhlh WIN
,'., ''.l' HirNN' Insi
,, -, wv "NH HAl.IN t'p''l'n 60
''''" N""'''' J"' care uklihomhh
...-..--e, .
NNN M. hhl .ul 'unh, white Ap.
''' 900 ' VT. lN''I'h.'H i'1u'ro1
~ rrnt appearing hOuro %. house M
iIItuIs. nl,o position With salary can
TN, llhty,l NI,ol' room 10. National
hulllInE' hUe,n"9nH, y io 3, and morn.
'''s', = 'o y T.. '"'t,'
Val 49, N,al pIl iof ph'Tlclnns o.
n' 'tnl WI ". 'I1} nouns, uppufiu.
ri1Il. meier ono wfo ,V,I,'.' ''g, gn,t III, ,TI
rud IL NOT hprRtrurk Nrulv ln re,s,,
goo American n"uk nlir
WANTED VIIte uurs. .fri. .I., 4,
nsg.st vIih upslHlB vurh, BIG Nngrs
ANi " litn
WANTED Good woman ylIic ,, ,,i-
or.I for g'rcrI I,.s,,,.,l. ,.,,,., ,,,,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
LOST ANr FOUND

LOST Ono bulldog vllto and bflndls
puu about Z months uldi crooked tall.
Cnll Walnut 7ifi ll1l w. Park
Lost Nuduriiy morning In Anta W
station purse With four d hills, olal-
llfiuHtluu rptd Rud uWner'H name. Call
M----L NON III rn.lINa fnMAIl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12

AN TIE D-A-l registered druggist
Salary right A. r. Rnrbce. TUtuc Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
OFFICE AND STOREROOMS
FOR RENT

NEW brick store building, two floors lu
hih str,ei
ron UlNT -nurncsa room at il N
walnut, suitable Tor ruhwhpu wII.
norN. barber shop. drllnnicHrHn. plumber
or mrpgn'gr shop go per month Np.
p'y NJ l9l " dth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
NOTICES
The lInrk Sanitarium

D. iAr rmf Dar fur diamonds More
hpu irur'fu CO. lN n broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12

CAFE Tor rent want man aud w.fo for
NDgal hotel dining room good out
ny FOR the right parties walnut CJll
tOE HENr-Onc nrgo Office room ON
SECOND floor close lu. suitable fOr
real estate aud rcuinl business, VIII
h.u' with nUy good reliable person.
Hldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
OFFICE SUITE

One hugo room, sIko about 2Ox3O. md
four smaller rooms, which cnn Oo used
0E private offices, NJ 6U54 W Main H.
lhis is the entire 7crOnd floor of good
brick building with prIvnio stairway,
modern cOnvDnlcuccs and ls suitable fur
gtuernl office l0r further particulars
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
UHFURNIsnED ROOMS FOR REN1

TllnEl,NOOM apartment, with screened
porch, fNr we'll. ground floor. south
exposure, very desirable C'7 ,. nm 81
TWO unnuIrhod rooms. use of Kitchen
Walnut 7gfl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
ROOMS WITH BOARD FOR RENT

Nl'T large south room n modern home
FuHl meals ,ury reasonable. gentle.
men profouei Maple 1904 a2I Feet ttn
NICELY muEhci ront room upstulrs
with board, for two people Walnut
i2Ol
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12

NTED-Me 10 take charge ot our
exchange Throughout tho country 5000
Investment required. We pay tltb per
month with HdvRnceemnt and 10 percent
Of hll business done with exchange;
scmi-annunI dividend on your invest
ncnis; office experience not necessary.
management cnsy learned Investigate.
For fun particulars, address J-5l, care
Times
WANTED Three experienced automobile
tire ana accessories salcsmon tO travel
ihH state ut Oklahoma selling tires md
tubes for one Of the best known factories
operating In the south all goods sold uu-
der strict guarantee Address r. r.. caro-
MI LLnm-n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
WARDROBE TRUNK
WANTED 70 RrEr

WANT - To rent 6.rD0m hungrluV.
near D1Wrn liIyd must hrNr Urga
living aud dining room. rrni not fu -.
.uud over t2i or 90 per month. WIIl rrut
with view 10 buyliE Answer, J.lal. OK.
IhumHU
WANTED To rrnt building tor hotel ur
roUmlug house hy rr.ilrHH.l mIu.
VIII furnish good and pny good rent Gail
Nuilo I2nl
hpON wanted BY young man with r.mr
, wirr To h'"p rom, prefer prN".. .lu.
IUmuu
WANrrp-b ur q room mod 900 no.se
with EHWrn. north uf Hr.uf. Hif,tI
wos' uf suu'1 &C. fnNuI. I.W uf
r.'rfou.,H Walnut f..f
WANTED tn rent, tp r.tuum house
win ntroas' wefo' s"uln u wost Of
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
UNFURNlSuED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
Phone PIX SO

COMPANY
lliL a. v nOND MENTAL COMPANY.
rs NORTH NOUlNNOS AVENUE
PHONE WALNUT 10
Rentals. collections " rent ana care.
taking ~ property
lul W 1rril a6.room. modern hunrn
tow 10 t,nt ~ adults hardwood
practically new rent go per month l'nI
Co., Walnut iO
flii1.E apartments three rooms en,h.
mudCrn Walnut 3lb' fi o. llh
For ltENT Modern apartment. fHur
rooms and hpth tit psr month call
Mr. Schmidt. Walnut 2Ds Or apply ut i3l
r ffN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
Vacation Time


starts May lst, and tho telephone
company viii require between 2b
and 30 additional telephone opcr-
ators to relieve those absent on
vacation
These operators viii he trained
during the month Of March 0ud
there win hN an opening for
number o' girls during the first
two weeks Of March.
An of these vacation time posi-
tIons win lead 20 permanent EN-
uIoymcnt when vacations ure
over Good pay. short hours; com
furtnblo working conditions
n employed before March 7lst
you win be entitled 10 a vacation
SEQ Mrs I'm, room 20S Tcle.
phone building
THE sOUTHWTSTERN BELL
TELEPHONE CO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12

WANTED Two single young mon 10
travel IN oklahoma nnd Euua... eS-
p'ltnr' unhrrcs sRTi cNpunao9 advanced
See 10y IS COOK Hotel KInEKado. 1911.
today DUnatfhOuc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
DREssMAmNG AND MILLINER

GUARANTEED DrEssMAKING - l12i
ko'haw W. GlNi-E
FNST-CIAEE drsrsmoluur and altrru-
rum. can Nina r'0ttN Room 3l0.
over Iuis,au. Phone Maple 22Jg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
FEMALE HELP WANTED

THE "RROADWNY" serves hot cakes
Zoe; oatmeal and milk &C., toast. DC. 32J
North broadway
WANTED-TWD or three more cKprrl.
euCcd girls for shempoolng ana hair.
dressing walnut 4Is7. Mrs Dillingham;,
i30 W End st
WAITRESS wanted. Phone Arcade hotel,
IOuCa city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12

WANTED-A man to work u the ,nrd
ono who understands yard work thor
oughIy CON W. G33O.
bRNKEMEN. fIHEMEN, iI25-tl5O. nge
lk-iOi experience unnecessary Rail-
way. care Oklnuoman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
Statesmen WANTED

WANTED STATE DlgTRlnUTORg
something new. every business man q
prospect VIII require sums capitol can
~ lN w 1fd 81. or Room ltg Leo.
Hucklna hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12

WANTED Druggist nnd prescription
man 600 local uptown drug store. per
mnnou' position ~ good SALARY fpr o1-
pablo party Address J-iy, caro- Time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING

INDEPENDENT paperhnnger Phone
Walnut 1899.
HAlNllNG, paper hanging. decorating
90 years practical experience, scunOnu-
crl handling " best material hnd 1bor
rlycR you slusf1utiun at very low cost
We lnnk" our own paint, etc. Weather
proof Paint Mfg. Co, IL g. Robinson
w. UA
ROOMS PArEHED, g. and up, viii bring
samples Roach. Phone NJ 80.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-12
MORGAN ZINC co.

wants few live sulcsmcn men who can
sell 1908 HcrskuwilE Bldg Oklahoma
tity Phone NJ 3lIS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-06-06
A HIGHWAY ORGANIZATION

At mass meeting held Wednesday
the citizens of Perry and vicinity,
b organization was perfected to be
nown as the Perry unit of the Capital
Eity Highway now being surveyed and
ROcated from jefferson City to Han
Ribal, Missouri by way of Mexico and
Ferry. At the meeting committees
Bere appointed to render assistance in
btaining needed right of way, gravel,
BIZ.
The meeting was full Of enthusiasm
Hnd all alive to the interest of this
lclnlty voicing no Highway in North
asst Missouri more essential than one
pom Jefferson City through Mexico.
and Perry to Hannibal, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-06-06
MISS JEANETTE BRAGG
CHAMPION ATHLETE
Youngest Daughter Of DE-. and Mrs.
n. r. Bragg. Of This City. Re
turns With Eastern Records
ATTENDED WEST
HAMPTON COLLEGE
Won School Track Honors. Class Ten
mis- HOnors and Equalled Basket
Ball Throwing Records.

Miss jeanette Bragg. the youngcs,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. X. R. Bragg.
Of this city, has just returned from
Westhampton College, Richmond, Va.
where she won many athletic honors.
Miss Bragg was one Of the leading
girl athletes Of Mcmillan high school
and of Hardin College previous to her
going East.
She not only won the tennis cham.
pionship of her class at westhamp.
ton, but the track championship Of
the school. She broke the Westhamp.
ton and Byrn Mawr College records
for basketball throwing and cam,
within a fraction Of an inch Of equal.
ing the Vassar College record. She al
so won her "W" for making the col
lege basketball team as well as fol
her track success.
Miss Bragg is one of Mexico's mos
charming and accomplished younl
women. She is the typical athleti,
type and has always shown a markeC
ability in this field. The Ledger join
her many Mexico friends in congratu
alting her on the many honors won.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-06-06
U. S. NOW HAS MILLION
SOLDIERS IN FOREIGN
LANDS, SAYS LEWIS

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 31.-United
States Senator James Hamilton Lewis
said in a speech here Thursday that
the United States now has 1000, 900
soldiers in foreign lands and that by
December l, will be numerically equal
to England's.
He said that 100000 pounds of
explosives are in process Of manufac-
ture. The Ordnance Department has
spent, he said, $776, O0O, 900 for pro-
~jectiles and $4,000, 900 ~projectiles are
on their way to Pershing. One thous.
and rifles are being manufactured
daily and $500, 0O0, 900 rounds Of
small-arm ammunition has been con.
tracted for. Last month, he said, we
produced 275,0O0,OOO rounds. HI
placed the machine guns contracted
for at 100000 and added that 100 ,O0(
have been delivered.
We have $50 warships in European
waters, he said, and so others of ;
war character. There are 400, 900 mel
in the Navy and by October / Their
will be half a million, he explained.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-06-06
PUT HUN LOSS AT $4,000.
The Figure Is the Minimum Calcula.
ton of the French Experts.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN
FIELD, May 31.-The Germans since
the start of the present offensive have
lost a minimum Of 100000 men, ac-
cording to compilations made today
that are automatically certain.
Coupled with the forty divisions
(480,000 mem used in the Scissors
Rheims drive, now under way, the en-
envy has employed two hundred other
divisions (2,400,OO0 mem since the Of
sensive started, leaving only ten di-
visions 100000 men) of unused
troops at their disposal.
Counting the divisions which the en-
envy has used two of three times, it
has engaged a total of 260 divisions
(3,120,000 men) in operations since
March 81.
According to authentic information
in the possession of French military
authorities the Germans have lost a
minimum of two thousand men in each
division employed.
This includes the losses in the pres
ent phase of the offensive on the Aisne
front, as it is believed the enemy casu.
alties there are fully as heavy as they
have been on the Picardy and Flanders
front.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-06-06
U. S. TO FIGHT p II

WASHINGTON, May 31.-Free an
ltyphoid incubation is to be CIV
Il by the Government to pro-
fet the health Of the Nation at this
PINE when the labor Of every man pos
lOIe is needed in winning the war.
Secretary McAdoo announced last
|nsht he had directed the public health
eFVice to give the incubation without
Enafge to all who apply at any Of its
no'lptals or field offices. Many of
aeSe offices are located in zones sur
'Vandlng military environments and
prevention of typhoid fever in these
oneS Is a step toward reducing the
Ik Of interchange of disease between
ne military and civil populations.
The season Of typhoid fever is now
nand," said the Treasury Depart
pAent announcement, "and this fact
uakes incubation at this time Of
sreat Importance. The effectiveness Of
WIS measure is recognized by the
Atmy and Navy authorities and al
%,olllers and sailors Of the UniteC
S'a'es are inoculated when they entel
lhe seryieep
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-06-06
STATE MUST APPROVE
ASPHALT AND OIL PRODUCTS
FOR ROAD AND STREET WORK

The State Highway Department has
been notified by the Oil Division of the
United States Fuel Administration,
Washington, D. c., that all applica-
lions for the delivery of petroleum,
asphalt or tar products for highway
or street work must be approved blythe
State Highway Department. A special
permit of the Fuel Administration,
Oil Division, is required before deliv-
cry will be authorized. Blanks for the
purpose of making application for
asphalt, oil and tar products, may be
obtained by addressing the State
Highway Department, Jefferson City,
When approved by the State Highway
Department, applications will be for
warded to the United States Office Of
Public Roads for further recommen'
dation to the Oil Division Of the Unit
| ed States Fuel Administration.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-06-06
DON'T THROW RICE AT BRIDES


Now that the season of June brides
is almost here, the Missouri Division
of Food Administration has called at
tention to the fact that those who have
been used to throwing rice at brides
should find some less valuable sub
stitute. Rice is too precious to waste.
it is pointed out. Every grain is needed
for human food, as it will go far to-
ward making up for the lack OF
wheat in the diet. When cast at bridal
parties at church doors. railway sta
tons or hotels it is a vital loss.
Prospective June brides also are
reminded to make their wedding
feasts patriotic. They should not use
frosting on cake because of the
amount of sugar required.
Persons with old shoes are advised
to send them to the poor people o.
France and Belgium instead Of heav
ing them at wedding parties or tyint
them on the back of departing taxi
cabs.