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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18

ir.vic2ci6E los mexicaaos. para que
ccnSrcran ellos, : env!en sus- re
Glenuc!0S. con Ia MAJOR frecuercia
3os!oie, pueS cue ali Sc le proporcio-
nara, Z l. vez que agradabIa rcc-eo,
oPcrtansGad de TITLES pracricas HI
g.al!caS.
Para el desarrolio fi5ico Ge los nj
nos, habra en- anbos centres toda cla-
Sc &c aparatos de gimaa5;a, lugares
Spcc;almec5e aGaptados para juegcs
&c basket ball, y base ball; hab-d Da-
=. les mayc7es ampiia sal2 de bale.
5@ucs, colGDpioS, etc, etc.
AGemas, Sc hace las sociedades
IHutualis:as el ofrecimiento de los
saiones de arnbos centres, para que
en elloS ceieb-en sus seSioaes Y sus
fiesSaS. sin que para clio tengan que
hGcer paEo alcunc, Y pudiendo dispG-
Eer !:bc>merte de Il luz del piano.
Solo Sc requie-e que den oDor3uno
-.v!so. Cuardo Sc trate dc la Escuela
Johnson. 1 Miss Marie STERLING, Y
cuando de Ia Navarro. Z Hiss Rosa
hCaasS.
Gtro ssrvicio interesaE:a por de
cl&.s. prcse1tar;sn estes lugares Ca
diversion: las madrcs S6las que ten
gan que crab2jar p@ra sU sostsai-
clien5o, pGSden eseapa- = l. inqp!e-
tGG : :, peligro de dej&r sGieS en- 81
casa . suS kijos peQuenos, dejando-
los en les Centres de Rccreo 81 cUi-
dado &c ayzs h4biles u:e.iculosas
que saaran sCplir g. las niaGres c. cl
cart1o ; en- ei inter6s.
E comIte organizador ' director de
estos utills:ncs centres de -ecreo Y
de nseranza-pueS qIc tarbien Sc
s5a6iecer5n Ell ellos, cucsos de in
glGs y de algaaas ot-as matarias-io
forgaa las sigQ;eG5es personas: Mrs,
Benka13c-fer, P-e5:denta de! CON-
rnuRity Center CoE1lisEee; Sra. Eenr!-
Guerra, Mr.. c. S. Meek, 3frs. Van T.
Teeic, Hrs. T. Nc All;seer, Nr. Y
Mrs. T.,y. SG.lde=, s.. ) S-a- Z. G.
olivarri-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
UH UT'EL SERVICI0
A LOS MEXICANCS
TRABA A J AZORES

Dcsde hacc POGO tempo, Sc en-
cuantra cscablecida On Il primer pi-
SO Gei Prudential Building, frente q
II Plaza Min. una oficina Ccpen-
diente del Dcpartamsnto del TraDajo
&c los Estados Uridos, en- a que
una secci0n especial e2t.l d?dicada
especialrcrta inforrlar 4 ,oS tra-
baiaGores mex:canos, enganchados
para diTer5os trabajos, sobre "a bon
dad o Inconvenience de las lGbores
para las que Sc hayan contratado.
Todos los diaz, acudtn Ia men
ciorada oficina gran nunero De ira
bajadoros dc campo Y oO-eros mexi-
canos, que reciber grat;iitamente Ia
nenci0nada information.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
VAN 4 NUGUR1AR DOS
LUGARES De RECREO
PARA LOS NINOS
Il uno estara en- la EscueIa Johnson y el
OTTO en- Ia Escuela Navarro.--Invitan q
los meMcanos a las flestas de Inaugural
cl6n cue Sc verhificaran el sabado

Ia instruction coCcci52 con el nom
bre de WA Recreation Center o
Cantro &c 3ecreoS duran-e "a guerra.
institution c-eada : sos.entda per e.
gob!eTno de los EStadcs JaiGcS, cen
e. I'm principal de proporcionar 2 los
Elnos : aGn . las person4s nayores,
lugares Dc diversion y es2arcim;ento
Ell los que = Ia vez Sc estimuie el de-
SaTrollo f!siCo lie Ia juventuj. Dre2a-
rando asI Il generation fue~Ce De
m2nana. acaba &c esatblecer en- San
Antonio. COS lugares 4 tai fin 3edi-
cados
SituadoS eStan, e uno, ca Ia Escue-
l. thomson, Aanada tsmbien escue-
L. Flores y alberta en- Ia esquiaa de
las GALES &c GGil5ac y S. Flores. : el
olro en Ia Escue.a Nar-rro. estaJlc-
cida en- las Gales De Pecos y SIN
Fernando.
La Inauguration del prime.o de
est0s centres de recreo. tendra luEar
l. noche del Sabado proximo. con
un 6rii!aaJe festival que Sc deSacro-
lara coa10rmc q sigu.cure progra-
ma:
DesCu5s de una obe-vura ejecue2-
c. per la orguesta del Campo Kelly.
Gar4 IA b.envenida al p&5hco = 81
perintendca-e de las cscueIaS Mr. "
J. Knox. Hacienda use de IL pG!abra
en SeEUi6a, Nr. T. 3. Barnes. Des-
Pues dc IN interesante acto de vaE-
trllcqu:Smo, per un SolG2do del CAM
po Kelly, diSsr-ari en espGdol Sobre
las relacicres entire l. SalUd Gel a.
MA y Il del cGerpo. el rcve-enco Mr.
Eesa. ComPietan e. pcograma Va
ri0s R;.meros &c mlsIca Y caRto per
soldadcs del Campo Kelly. una dan
"a esoaacla po- Mac Card ' Francis
Dennis. otra eScccesa po- Robert
Mac Donald Y IN 2I;7rero &c ca2to
por los coros &c II Escuela johnson.
Dara Ia bieuyc2iia ea cspaaol. : las
maGres raeziccaas que concurraa,
3Irs. (. G. Olivsr-i.
{! eorait5 orgarizador de estes &Ss
centres de diversiones, hace especial
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f. jefe colorado Marcelo Caraveo,
de ouien sc dijo que habia mueroo Ell
un co.nbatc hbrado en- Fuebla, CONT
nua luchando contra les carra1clstas
en- aouel Estado, siendo en- IL actuali-
dad uro LcLos jefes rebeldes que ma
vof actividad desarrollan al laGo de
los zapatistas cu Puebla ) TlSxcala.
Caraveo, segIn - refierea las IN
formaciones recibidas. esta al frente
de una gran frerza zapatista, en- las
inmediaciones de Cholula, pob!2clon
cercana a Ia capital de Puebla, cbra de
acuerdo con el general ey-federal HI
ginio Aguilar, qu;ea Sc ha internado
en- el Estado de Mexico, pc-o ,nante-
n;eadcse en- contacto con las fuerzas
Caraveist2s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
EI a agente Einanciero del
moVun:ento-un agen-
te f!Hancicro sin dine-
ro-hizo Ia r2V8Iaci6n.
Les auI1entacon "a fianza
q los conspiradoreS al
conoce-se las evidencias

DE-, Sc,..-;o Es9ee.sl De Ii PRENSA"
NOGALES. Ariz.. julio l5.-EI
nav;n;enco armada qle tbe hi
ciarse en eI Est&do DC Sonora ) e.
el que estaban completeness ceEe~ &C
veinte rersonas, entire meEicanoS '
americanos. iba = ser e1cab~Zado Do
les generates Felipe AngeieS ' Juan
c. Cabral, jefes que toInaron actlTa
participation en- Ell moviI1.ento revo-
lucionario. priEero = favor De We
nustiano CarranZa ' desD.'as er con
ira de este y q favor de Francisco
Villa Angeles Y Cabral son 2hora
refugiados de los Escados Unidos,
encontraRdose el primero n el Es-
tado de Texas y e scg1ndo en Ca
hfornia.
Esca es Ia revelaci6n mas impor-
tante de las que fuerCn hechGs duran
te el jura6o preliminar DC los acu-
s2Gos de fonentar el movimiento ar
mado en- e Estado Ge S51ora contra
e. g2b;e-no carrancista. Revelation
es esa que hizo el test;Eo principal
que 4 gcbie-no p-esenCo para +un-
6ar .oS cargos contra los ?risioneros.
~ principle Sc crsyo que qrienes
fomCnta5an ei mov!2sie2zo rcvolucic-
mario On Sonora cran elsmertos
''re&ccicEarios' Partida-ics del fe-
Hc!S.no, ' mas lueEo Sc crey6 que es-
taba sienio foneatado por ag11tcs
aiemaEes con 81 o-o26Sito inico de
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Era en- favor del General
Angeles "a revoluci6n que
Sc fraguaba en- Sonora
los AFiERICAN0S NO
CEJAN UN PuNT0
Dc. EC--.c.9 E--c-ic. Se
Ia PEENSA"

n! UEFA YORK, Julio u.
i -TeIegramas rccibidcs
eI las p-imer&s no-aS De In no
che. procc5entes del frente ame-
r.c2Gc. eG Francia, d;cen qGe
ur ext-a0rd:nario duelo de -
tilleria ha est2do librardos-
10 largo del MarHe. en ej sector
con2rendido entire Chateau
Thier-y ' Dc-mans.
Al orin~te de Re:E!S, las TIC
pas americans eH ST sector.
estan resistlerdo todos les aca-
Ques del e2emigo : ccnServaa
firnes tcias sus gos!c:oDes. En-
alguuas locclid2des han so5rc-
venid0 periodcs de caina. Sc
meiantes G los q2e precedieccn
! Ia ofens.va, pero - han 10
t2do Sisaos de nuevas activi-
tades.
Esta na1ana l. lucha en- el
f-en5e acCiyo de Il oTeESiva ale
mana, es5lr-o rla-ca6a qor ata-
que ru-ace2te locales, 81 bion
dc gran ;2:eHs;dad. Los ale
names enviaroa una fuerte CO.
lumna contra Ia alqueria de
BoG-bounerie, cerca de St. Ag-
ran. cue hab.a siGo recupc-a-
d2 po- las fuerzas france
americans el dia &c aver. '
IcCra-oa ccuca-la ot-a rez, des-
puas &c una flriosa b2talla
que aG1 contirua lio-a2dcse
con eaca-E5za2ieGto. Mas hac;a
el Este, : 10 largo de Ia mar
Gen Le-idicnal del Iarae, los
2!emaueS e1apre-l.ieron N nue.
70 ataq1e y ocC22ron temporal
mente 10 lila de N3ntvoisin,
hasta que .os fraaceseS EegG-
ron : los Cesal0jaron.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
SEESTABLECERALA
CINEMATOGRAFIA
EN- ESTA CIUDAD
En- uno de los Iugares
mas pintorescos DE-
San Antonio Sc estan
hacienda los arreglos.

Han empezado, en uno de los lu-
cares mas PintoTescos de "a parte
sur de San Antonio, los traoaJos
encar,insdos al estanlecimiento de
IN gran estudio cinematografico en-
e QUE en- b-eve em2ezaran hacerse
toda clase de pel!culas.
En- pegueno, UT taller de cinema
tografia exisoia va en- San Antonio,
pero parere ser que va a darseie ma
vor capacidad. en- vista de que las
peliculas hechas e1 81, han empeza-
do tener acentacion.
Uno de los motivos de e1oto de
las pehcu.as Que Salgan de San An
tonic. "a; ID variedad de paisajes que
elias presertan, a. misrno tempo que
la vision que dan, nueva en- TODD
para los publicos del norte y el es-
t.a. Gel paso 6e la raza latina por es-
t:as tierras; de- cual quadan Ell cos
tunabres, tipos y edificaciones, nts-
tipleS huallaS
La empress que Sc forma para ex-
p!ctar este estud!o cinemAtogI1Ii-
&C. sohcitara dc preferencia argu-
mentcs mexicanos, pcro aiustados a
Ia reaEdad Y "a justicia, pues Sc
t,-ata dc llev&r Ia. pantalla 10 pin
toraseo Y 10 tipico De Ia vida nae:d-
cana, sin Gefo-n.rla. ri fslsearsa
torpemente, como Sc ha venido ha-
ciendc, tanto por falta &c conoci-
raiento exacto de rue;tros tipos, de
nusstras costum5res y de nuestrs
historic, como por una necia rlala
..al11nHaG hacia 10 nupciro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
NOHA MUERTO e.
REVOLUCIONARlO
MARCELOCARAVE
10 confunderon los carrancistas con un parIente
suyo que perecio en- una acclon

La muerte de Marcelo Caraveo
haolaron los periodicos semi-ofIciaies
de Mexico. La not!cia, que procedla
de Puebla, TO fu6, sin embargo, con-
firmada por Ia Secrctarla de Guerra
Y Marina, pues en- las oficinas de di-
cha Sec-etaria sc inform6 a los perlo-
distas capitalinos que no Sc tenlan MN
gunas informaciones oficiales soble el
asunto.
Ahora Sc ha comprobado que lara
veo no fue muerto nj herido en- el COM
bate, dciendoss que Il confusion pro-
vino de cue uno de los indi'1duos
muertos en- eI comba1e reglstraco
cerca de Matamoros IzIcar Sc Ie re-
cogieror cartas J documentoS con las
iniciales de Caraveo Y que era pa
rieu-c del iefe colorado"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
OUNCE MUERTOS EN- UM DES-
CARRILAEIENTO

Dc! S.--lc:o EIp. IL! p,sra "a P!:EN:.."
PARIS, Julio 11.--QuInce pcrso-
mas resultcron nucrt2s V mas de Gin
cuer.a heridas en- IN descarTilaYnien-
to &c un trcn de pasajeros, que ocu-
rio hey en- las csrcanias de Vierson,
veinte miilas al norocste. de Bour-
gest
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18

scra Ia rppa de toda clase, para TO-
COS los usos J todns las personas,
pues cue ella cortinua siendo de di-
ficil adquisici6n IN Mexico.
TambiGn Sc haran grardes COLI
pras de calzado.
Para llGva- caho estas opc-acio-
nes, solo Sc espera que l!eguea a
los conision;stas, irstrucciones pre-
cisas sobre 10 que pueGe cnviarse
V en- cue lorna cantidad.
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De, Scrp;cio Esperial dc LA PRENSA-
PARIS. Julio 17.-El Primer Nj
nistro frances, II. Georges ClemGn-
ceau, hizo aver TN viaje 81 frelte de
batalla de la nueva ofensiva alena-
IA Y reg-eso anoche esta capital.
Esta tarGe volvio :: taccr otra visits
las hneas.
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Tue t-aalat;on file With the post
master 1T San Antonio. Texas. on
July 18th. Is required - the act OF
CctcbCr 6, 1917.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
AMENAZA HUN[)ER
Los bARC0S DE-
MEXICO
Ale m ania haCe esa
agl1enaZa
Los hunos no quierea que
uenga eE heaeqHsn de
auestro paIs parG este
RepG5Iica.

Fl henequen. Ia fibra yucate2a que
tanto come-cio t:e2e en- el eXTr&nJe-
ro. adonda va cn ranc:dades emorE'eS,
rroduciendo crandes ut!lidades, esta
destinado a sufr;r IN gran quebran-
t2miento en- 10 que respecta su 'ner-
cado en- el eXtraniero, como reSUlta-
do de la declaration hecha por les
autoridades aleluanas, de que Ia men
cionada fib-a meyicana esta consL-
derada como c-ntrabando dc guerra.
En- Mexico no Sc ten!a IA Incnor no.
ticia de que eI ncrequ5n hub.era slco
include en- la isra Ge los artlcuios
considerados como contrabando &c
guerra por 3os teutouc5, Il; IAN
POGO en- este pals Sc tenia conocimicn-
to de clio, por 10 menoa, eXt"aoFic,a!-
mente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18

CLEMENCEAU VISTA Ell FREN-
TIE DE BATALLA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
Sc niegan q em50recr.

La primera inforrcaciGa que Sc
tuvo fuS communicate por los conan
dantcs &c los b1qUes es1@no!ea cue
acaban lie .rribar e puerto &c We
racruz, proceGca-es de 10 peninsula
ibtrica. Segur 10 dicen los infor-
mes trasmit:doS de aquei puerto ne
xicano, VI irnvorrante cargamcHto ce
heneQuen habia sido preparacc en-
Yeracruz para ser remitido Il cX-
traajero hori0 dn los h3Gues " IL
serrat" Monterrey, cue han rea-
nudado va el servicio directo entire
Espana y puertos mexicanos del Col
fo. No Sc sabe con eXactitud 81 cl
henequtn iba destinaGo Z Espana 0
= aiguno otCo pals europeo o 81 a
alguno De les puertcs americanos
Que tocan los dichos vaPores &C IA
:rasntl&ntics espanola. De 10 tirico
de que Sc tiene cuenca es que los CO.
mandartes de los buuues Sc negarcn
Ge manera termin2nte admitir los
cargamentos dc Ia fibra, eEpresando
cue 10 hac;an pur estar proh!bido 81
transporte por las zonas declaradas
de guerra por la marina alcmana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
Les h4nG:r57: les bNQ2scs.

Los barcos eSp2Noles estan hacie1-
do In travesia Gel :AtlInCico con mu-
chax rSstriccicneS, Som2tiendose
tcdas las decreradas por el gobierno
ale1nan, pues dc otro nodo sc Vcrl2n
exp.estos b sufrir les conSecuenci2s
de la guerra submarine sin restriC-
clones. Sagun 10 reiiercn las noti-
cias recib;das, los con!andantcs dc
los buquas espanoleS manifestaron
lps autoridaGes aGuanales Ge Vera
cruz, cue los comaHdartes de los
submarines GlerlancS les habian anne
nazado con echar 4 pique los buqueS
81 !levaban cargamertos &C heae-
Quen no de otros articulCS incluiGos en-
Ia Esta de los de "contTaba1co &c
guerra"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
Quir icntuS nj PAGES.

Eacs var:os dias dimes l. mott
cia &c GIG Ia ReSulsdora del Hcne-
Gutn ea Yucat&r hab:a coatratado
Ia vcEta dc luirienvas MI Dac"s DE-
fib-a en- los Estaios U2!Cos, por con-
ductG De IL Administration de Nivc-
res, :rlport2n3o la operacion scis C!i
llercs dc pesos.
f.aa gran c1rtidad dc her2Qu&n
debera ser cntregsl& en- cl crrso de
los pr6ximos neses, seguH los infor-
ne6 relatives los contTaLos. Sc
cree que, pcsar de lG arAena2a de
los submarines a.em2res, ci c2TEa-
mento De sisal sera traspcrtad0 en-
cl tempo oportuno 2 los EstGGos
Unidos, epc2rgacdose &c Su trans
P0-ts barcos aalericcros que al cfcc-
to seran escoltados por buqucs De
IL 2l.l2da.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18

Pasa Z Il 5a. col. Sa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-07-18
E..IBROS EN- ESpANlOL

ComDre ustad sus libros en espa-
nol ia Casa Editorial Lozano, Is
y. Santa Ros& Ave, San Antonio,
Tex. rs ia mas bar2ta.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29
NATIONAL
CONGRESS TO FLORIDA

Jacksonville, Fla, Oct. 2S.-Harry
D. Wilson, Secretary of Agriculture
and immigration Of Louisiana, will be
one of the leading figures at the
Farmers National Congress when it
meets IN Jacksonville December 3-6,
inclusive. Mr.. Wilson will address
the congress on Immigration and
Farming"
Jacksonville is making extensive
preparations to A1tertain the thou
sands Of delegates and other visitors
who will attend the sessions, and it
IS desired because Of it's Importance
that every farming section especially
in the South be represented. Special
rates on railroads have been secured.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29
Henry Poncio

Henry Poncio, leading citizen
and druggist of Berwick. died
Monday night from complica-
tons brought on by an attack of
Influenza. Private funeral SER
vices were held today. Inter-
ment at Morgan City.
Mr.. Poncio was a member of
Christoforo Columbo Benevo-
lent Society, an Italian order.
and Morgan City lodge of Elks.
He is survived by his wife, ia
Their and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ponio of this city, and a
three months old baby. De-
ceased was Is years of age at
time of death.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29
Work Savers,

Use plenty of newspapers about the
Kitchen, spreading them on the floor
when anything is likely to spatter. 1t
IS easier to gather them up than to
clean up. If there is a kitchen range
not IN use in the summer time it is
well to burn these papers every few
days to prevent dampness and rust.
Ii the kitchen has but gas range,
then good-sized waste basket should
be Kept and the papers disposed of in
whatever way is best.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29
Who Invented Them,

The lightning rod was invented b,
Benjamin Franklin; cotton gin, by Ell
Whitney; friction matches, by Johr
Walker; the revolver, by John Colt
electric telegraph, by Samuel T. B
Morse; double cylinder printing press
by Richard Hoe; sewing machine. by
Elias Howe; Calling gun, by Richard
Gatling; submarine cable, by Cyrus w
Field; telephone, by Alexander Graham
Bell; talking machine, by Thomas A.
Edison; automatic airbrake. by George
Westinghouse; reaping machine, by
Cyrus Mccormick.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29

and thousands of the nations most
progressive agriculturists are expect
ed to be present.
Distinguished features will mark
the occasion and the Florida State
Fair will be open in Jacksonville at
the same time. Among the free side
trips is visit to St. Augustine, the
oldest city in the United States.
Jacksonville has $4,000 inhabitants,
soldiers cantonment with $4,000
soldiers, four government ship build
ing plants, and other great industries.
Many of the country's most distin-
guished men will actively participate
in the deliberations of the congress.
The Morgan City Daily Review de-
livered to your home for 40 cents a
month.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29
How the Herring Built the Navy.

We derive the idea of our defensive
British navy from King Alfred. the
real founder Of our fleet, who believed
In having bigger, faster, better and
more ships than your enemy. which is
always q sane policy to follow. But
Oliver Cromwell really gave us our
herring navy when he saw the neces-
sity of taking their sea-trade domi-
nance from the Dutch, which trade
was mostly concerned with the herring
fshery.-Tit-Bits.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29
Ancestral Brains.

Some folks live on the glory of their
ancestors. They tell of the great
things they did and the greater things
they think they did. Then when they
get the ear of some one especially
sympathetic and credulous, there is an
eruption of boast of greatness that
might have been. These poor creatures
live in the past. It's no wonder they
do so little in the present.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29
Secrets Of the Salmon.

A single scale from a salmon will
tell you its owners age, and whether
his pickings have been slim or the op.
posite. When viewed through a micro.
scope, the scale will reveal tiny lines
which have developed at the rate OF
16 year. Lines crowded close prove
that the salmon has been living high.
Lines widely spread indicate scant
diet. .,...,.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29
Women Dive for Shells in Japan

The japanese industry of making
buttons, scarfpins, shirt studs, cuff
links and the like from sea shells
brought from the Indian ocean, the
Philippines and the South Sea islands
has made mighty strides these last few
years. Millions of the shells are gath
cred from the ocean bottom by women
divers, who work without the aid of
any diving apparatus whatever.-From
Gas Logic.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29
Foresight.

An irascible and not very judicial
person had been listening to lengthy
argument on whether Ireland should or
should not have home rule. Finally he
could contain himself no longer and
burst out: Il wish they'd give 'em
home rule and then give me the motion
picture rights.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29

A child can't get strong and robust
while intestinal worms eat away its vi
tality. To give the child chance to
grow these parasites must be DESTROYED
and expelled. WHITES CREAM YER
MIFUHE is guaranteed to remove the
worms; it also puts the vital organs in
healthy, vigorous condition Sold bv
Belanger Drug Company.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29
Facts About the Bloodhound.

BloOdhounds were first known as
sleuthhounds owing to their ability
to track the deer, wild boar or the
wolf. When the wounded game
broke away and was lost, these good
nosed dogs were used in trailing the
quarry by the blood trail, and hence
they were finally called bloodhounds.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29
Prevents Windows Stjckinu.

To make sliding screen or win
dow sash move easily, rub a paraffin
candle along the edge which is likely
to bind. This is an effective lubricant
that lasts long time and is easily
replenished. Dry soap may be used
in this way.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29

The Local Board is still hold
ing the questionnaires for the
men in the older group, not deem
it wise to send them out during
the prevalence of the Flu"
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29
Flashes From The
Parish Seat

Judge w. C. Baker, the Y. M.
c. A. secretary at Camp Martin,
New Orleans, La, spent Sunday
in Franklin with his family. He
is in love with his work and in
tends staying with the Y. M. C.
A. during the period of war.
Camp Martin is composed of
men from the S. A. T. C. of Tu-
lane University and Loyola Uni
versity and the men, taking the
special courses in Radio and Au-
to Mechanics. During his
charge Of the "Y" work at Camp
Martin, the camp has been
transferred from the Fair
grounds to it's present location
between Tulane and Loyola
Universities, and the new "Y"
building just completed has been
erected under his supervision.
Judge Baker has made good
with the work and stands well
with the military authorities
and the school men. He expects
later to be transferred to other
posts. isJ
News comes from Camp Mar
tin that Clarence Lawless of
Franklin and Sylvester Folse of
Patterson have been sent to an
officers training camp. The men
from St. Mary have shown up |
well at Camp Martin and have
all gained some distinction and
credit. Carol Fourmy has been
assigned to the personal staff
and has proven valuable in his
handling Of the work entrusted
to him.
Mr.. Henry Kappel has been
placed in entire charge of the
war drive in st. Mary Parish.
Mr.. Evans of the ''Y" force has
been sent to this district as one
Of the Y field men. He will !
spend his time partly in st.
Mary and partly in the parishes !
TO the east of US.
Mr.. James r. Patterson has
/ light attack of the Flu. Mr..
Philip Albares is out but not ac-
lively at work. The cases around
franklin are diminishing. A
Of men from Oaklawn !
AVE been brought to the tenn I
'orary hospital. g
Oaklawn started grinding 4
morning. All the mills '
re short handed and none run h
inc at full capacity. B
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29
Thrived Without Wheat

American Indians thrived and grew
tall and muscular without wheat; but
We can't tell whether that is what
made them red.-St. Louis Globe-Dem-
ocrat.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-10-29
More Worthy Of Respect.

ITS got mo- respeck foh a man dat
goes fishin' on Sunday" said Uncle
Eben, dan has fob de one dat hangs
around de house wifi a crouch an ex-
poets de whole family to wait on him."