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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-12-05
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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-12-05
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing city positions will be filed at
the regular melting Of the Commission
Council January z, 1919:
CITY COLLECTOR,
CITY STENoGRAPHER,
CITY ENGINEER,
Z CITY PUMPER,
POLICE DEPARTMENT EN-
PL0YEES,
FIRE DEPARTMENT EN-
PL0YEES,
JAILER.
Citizens applying for thes positions
must obtain application blanks from
the City Clerk and file same imme-
diately. Those wishing further infor
nation may obtain same by asking
any member Of the Civil Service Com
misiua.
BY order OF the Mayor.
XII. BEAN, City Clerk.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-12-05
RESOLUTION NO. "a

Bogalusa, La, Dec. A, 1918.
RssoIution appointing Civil Ser
y Commission and fixing certain
ia regarding filling certain posi-
.ns in the city;
aYhas, commencing at once and
,m.nuing during the term of the
snt commissioners, unless other
ordered by the Commission
rauueil, the following named c.ti-
II he city of Bogalusa be and
Il hereby appointed as Civil Ser
Commissioners Of the City of
sIusa: w. C. Flanders, J. L. Me-
M II. w. Heslin, DR.. Rex Joseph
T. c. Griffith; and that no en-
e Of any department Of the City
! BogaIusa be employed without
being selected from the list of
sants that have been certified
the Civil Service Commission as
ied to fill the position under
ion.
Section /. Be it further resolved
the Civil Service Commission be-
n s hereby authorized to publish
1Fertisement in the Bogalusa En-
ise, asking all citizens who de-
b become applicants for any po-
an n any department under the
IL government to file their appli-
@ with the Civil Service Com
30 that they may be duly
Iigd when to appear before the
commission for examination as
ratification to fiji the said posi-
Is That the present employees Of
4 eily cf Bogalusa may retain their
su for a period Of thirty days,
after we can receive the report
I be Civil Service Commission as to
M EXAMINATIONS or reconln end2-
81 for their successors.
astion 8. Be it further resolved
s Tie Civil Service Commission be
y ] authorized and instructed by
Commission Council to investi-
r. the conduct Of every city depart
zs, as to expenditures and eff
sy and make such recommends
V to the Commission Council as
81 feel necessary in the interest Of
city
@stion 1. Be it further resolved
g The citizens Of the city of Boga-
I they have any suggestions to
s g 70 the performance Of the
y any city official or eupIpyce
3 city 81 Bogalusa, that they
the mater up with q member Of
Civil Service Commission, who
Investigate and make a recorl-
tion To the Commission Council. /
esion 5. Be it further resolved,
the name Of the citizen making
suggestion or complaint to be
q confidence il It is SO desired:
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-12-05
YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS

w. Emmett Hall, proprietor Of the
City Drug Store, Mi1 hereafter fill
every prescription that comes to his
store and announces that he has in-
auguratcd q service which win per-
init him to send for any prescription
and deliver it within 3 short time to
any section Of the city.
Darby Gilmore, who is in service,
spent few days here last week with
relatives and friends.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-12-05

the Civil Service Commission to make
monthly reports at the regular meet
ing Of the Commission Council, or at
special meetings, if called upon to do
so.
w. H. SULLIVAN, Mayor.
K. /. BEAN, Clerk.
Adopted December 8, 1918.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-12-05
NOTICE TO W. o.w.

Goodyear Camp ". o. w. win hold
their annual election of officers Sat
urday, December Z. All members in
good standing will please be present.
No postcards will be sent out. Don't
fail, penalty so cents. BY ORDER OF
P. STORY, c. C.
w. E. SELDNER, Clerk. 11-21-St
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-12-05
n LIKE THIS in BocALUsA
= Cases Being Published ia
Each Issue.

Each Issue.
following case is but one Of
securing daily in Bogalusa. It
easy matter to verify it. You
9 ask for better proof.
Harms, machinist, $40 Caro-
senue, Bogalusa. says: 81 sup
g the nature of my work that
7 Kidneys in a rundown condi-
! suffered great deal Of, mis-
nm my back. Knife-Iike pains
through me very often and
bent over / could hardly
tsn My kidneys were so bad
nen ! got up in the morning /
asfuly move and l got so / was
nom work. heard Of Doan's
pllls and began to use them.
suits ! obtained were remark
2 took DOan's but a short time
Iae Of this attack and any
Ndneys have been run down
Dosn's quickly fixed me up.
member Of my family who
Deans Kidney Pills received
ne benefit"
eents at all dealers. Foster
%, Manufacturers, Buffalo,
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-12-05
BY order Of the Mayor.
XII. BEAN, City Clerk.
DID PrNDBABY,s-cLoTHlNc

On Saturday Afternoon. November
30th, between the Marston camp and
the south side Of Bogalusa, there was
lost a package containing eabcut so
pieces Of Q thre-year-cld child's cloth
ing. Some Of the pieces were marked
with an. e. NJ" monogram. A lib
eral reward will be paid the finder
if returned to Enterprise Office phone
III.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-27

this way the order will strengthen
the military forces by making 90 less
necessary 10 exempt for industrial.
reasons men who would uJhU.v .sa
be taken into tho military service,
This Is an indirect result. hut ono
OF very great Importance. and n
exceptions are made. or D.. .ruu.
ments are TO be made ln the enf.r..-
ment OF this order, it will require "a
very careful study 90 det,rr.r.
whether those exceptions ought 90
be tho persons In whoso bsnaIf fh.,
petition H filed or some ,tb.r
group out OF the large number ef.
ttected hv the order. many OF whom
nave already compiled with n 1nd
Drought about read ustmcnt az fne
trades and occupations which mo,
had previously followed.
Cannot Exempt Players.
i think 1t Wpuld be an unfortup-
ate thing 10 ffsrN SO wholesome !,
recreation as baseball drqtroy.J If
IL can be continued by the use Of
persons not available for ,sa,,tIsr
war service. But. IL would be m
lnueh more unfortunate thing to
preserve even sos wholesome M,
am ueeucnt by making an cvccptIgY
IN iaNor. Of baseball players which
Us denied TO great classes of pergous
IN ihe United states whose occunl-
uon' nave bcen held similarly non
eSs, n'lal although they are ir.
lh'r'ulaiely associated with the dig-
lilpuuon on food and other processes
't our dmly llto more fundamental
lhan any mere Amusement
III does happen thar bYgoh,r O..
more In'egraied than any other oc-
lauon IN our country M least In
duct depends upNr thg preser,,.
hon OF all the major league t.,r,s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-27
MIME EXTENSION
GIVEN LEAGUES
War Head Revises Order Be
cause of Belief of Owners
of Exemption.
COMMISSIONS PLEA DENIED
Request to Extend Period to
October 10, Close of the
Season, Refused.

~. .sHrfa.,r14,NF 49,. ~,
t...nraI b1ssbar pioyers vcTe giyc,
prfH september / 10 seek essential
o.uluyment or be drafted 10 the
cUIars ln an order issued by Secre-
ur. Baker today. denying the an.
urlgt.au VI ihc National baseball
comm .ssIon that the effective time
of tho work ur tght regulations ns
they apply 90 the baseball industry
D.. cNttndcd 20 October IS.
Tho secretary said that the limit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-27
Aviator Killed.

BUFFALO. n. y. July SD.
Lawrence Durham of Brookviile.
ont, an aviator, Was killed. by the
fpll OF an ucroplaue nc the Curtia
field here today James Doolittlc Of
San Francisco was probably fatally
Iniurnd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-27
RED S0X ONCE MORE
BEATEN BY CHICAGO
Bunchlng 81 Hits by White soK
Proves Fatal 10 Boston in Sec
ond Game of Serbs.

CiuCAGO July ss - Chicago
made IL two etgalFht from Boston
today by punching hits ,Urr Jones'.
The score WINS 2 Co O.
Score by. Innings u HE.
pusf.p .....OI0 600 O1n- I
Chicago 3D.. 0U5 zoo o0s-- . >
batteries Jones Kinney and
Mayer, Nrucw. Cic1tto ana Schalk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-27
SATURDAYS GAMES.
National Ienrue.

Pittsburgh az New York.
Cincinnati az Philadelphia.
Chicago at Roston.
g. Louis az brooklyn,
American League.
Washington at st Louis
Philadelphia nt Detroit
Sew York at Cleveland.
Boston Ht Chicago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-27
browns Beaten.

ST LOUIS. July 26.--singiea by
shaw ana Judge and a triple BY
Foster IN the fifth inning today en-
ahlod Washington 20 defeat 81 Louis
3 10 2. by losing tho game 81. Louis
dropped to sixth place.
score by innings: ". H.E.
Washington 100 O20.O00-- 10
st, Louis ..ii0 900 600 2 8 9.
Hatteries--Shsw and Ainsmiths
Rogers. lIouok and severeid.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-27

him being responsible for the thres
runs.
Score byalnnlnFs: II. HE.
New York ..2tO 600 O0O- 4
Cleveland ,..2t0 400 To- sII
Batterios - KentinE. Robinson,
Love and Hannah: Coyeleskle and
O'Ncili
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-27
Tiger Win IN Eleventh..

DETROIT, July 2e.-~F. walkers
hit with the ba~s filled In the elev-
enth inning gave Detroit n 2 to 4
Victory over Philadelphia todaG,
Three bases on balls filled the bases
In The final inning.
Score by innings n. He.
Phlla 1000 OOi 600 90 / 3 o
Detroit 0l0 600 900 Oi--- 2 10 4
Batteries and McAvoy;
Boland and Stanage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-24
Little Bobbie'sP
Pas War Poetry Is About as
Fierce as the Germans and He
Proves He Has n Lot OF Nerve.
By WILLIAM F. KIRK

I GUESS 1 viii step out & win that
1 war song prize which is being Of
fered, sed Pa last mite Doant do any
thing rash, sed Ma You mite over
work yourself. witch wud be un-con-
stitushunal to one OF yure con -tu-
shun. Ma sed-
Thare is not much danger OF my
working too hard. sed Pa viii sim
ply reed you this song wich have
already rote. or maybe I viii only reed
you part OF it.
Part Of it will prubly be enuff. sed
Ma Wen you are reddy. you may
fire.
sa Pa red this song to Us:
10 War is hard s. War is ruff
&c Sherman sedd that War is Turf
But Sherman never thot il wrong
To rite patriOtick song
II rietinE songs about the fray
Is rong. there amt much right today.
Chorus.
Dash onward thru them shot G. she'll
Even II you amt feeling we'll
Dash on & swat the German foe
& do not slip & stub yure toe.
& keep Old Glory in the sky,
That is a noabel song. sed Ma. The
SENTIMENT is luvly- You have the
hart OF a poet, sed Ma & the nerve OF
a Tiger
I am glad you reelize my nerve. sed
Pa
Yes. indeed, sed Ma. It talks a lot
Of nerve TO spring song like that
one witch you have Jest red 10 Bobbie
& me. sed Ma.
Wen this song has the musick put
to IL. sed Pa, I think I will have Mis-
ter Caruso maik a record OF it. It
viii be a record which will go thun-
dering down all them ages, sed Pa.
No dout, no dout, sed Ma / think it
is vary noabel Of you to give Mister
Caruso a chanst to sing yure crate
song. sed Ma. A lot Of men wud in
sist on singing it themselves, sed Ma
But not me, not me, sed Pa Vile I
reelize that my voice is rich q strong.
sed Pa. I am willing to give everybody
a chanst sed Pa Live & let live, that.
is my speed, sed Pa
You are a crate old burd. sed Ma
When I welded, sed Ma, I welded a
wizard.
] am glad you reeIize that. sed Pa.
a lot OF wifes doant reelize how well
off thay are. So you like them words?
sed Pa
Them words, sed Ma. will be here
long after We are all passed away. sed
Ma 1 doant know jest ware thay
viii be. but thay viii be here.
Here is a twenty dollar Wilyum.
sed Pa, to show that I know a good
wife wen 1 see one, sed Pa
Do you want to hear these noabel
words agenn, sed Pa
Some other time. sed Ma. them
words viii keep, I guess Nothing
cud spoil them words. sed Ma
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-24
4 Serial OF Universal Appeal
The Other Woman By w e5s e S Ta.57'
Louise Discovers That the Other Woman Is Really
Friend on Whom She Can Always Rely.

] A THOUGH Mrs Hampton wrote q
n Frank soon after the converse
ton just recorded, fully ten day.
passed before she heard from him.
II fancy he is seeing what arrange
ments he can make for Christmas
she remarked 10 me at last. 1T may
/ be that the dear boy is trying 70 fix
things so that he can spare me at that
| time; but / rather think he would pre-
Ter having me return 10 him
/ "Of course. right after the holidays
I would 90 back TO keep house for
[ him anyway. He has been most pa
tient about my absence; yet 7 know ii
has not been easy for him having me-
away, for he has enjoyed our life to-
gcther. So have I except that I have
missed you dear children Yet Frank
needed and still needs me"
recalled this speech when. a day
or two later. she looked up with a
pale face from a letter she had just
received
We had finished breakfast but had
not left the table when the mail was
brought into the dining room. I was
busy glancing over my own letters
and did not notice that Mrs. Hampton
had received any communication until
she spoke.
Frank ENGAGED.
Il have some surprising news. chill
dren." she announced in a voice that
culvered I'm spite Of her efforts to
keep IL steady. Frank is engaged TO
be married"
When cur explanations Of aston
ishmeut had subsidized she told US who
Franks betrothed was
she viii make him an excellent
wife she said. I have met her fire.
quently. and I knew that she and
Frank were good friends. but I did
not suspect that matters had gone
as 1ar as this You see" with a
forced smile. I have been away for
quite a while. a good deal could
happen in that time
We'll" Jack declared. that set
ties your. futurel You are TO stay
right on here"
She glanced at the letter she held.
Frank is very sweet about IT," she
continued He wants me to so back
to Denver and stay with him. He viii
not be married until next spring. and
proposes that when he does marry he
get a larger apartment and that 7
live with him and his wife"
You won't do that, surely" Jack
protested
When she did not reply Immediately.
spoke.
Mother. you will not consider go
ing to Denver to live with Frank az
ter his marriage. will YOU
She shook her head NO. dear. 7
shall not live with Frank after his
marriage. It would not be fair TO him
nor to his wife"
you will not go there at all. viii
your Jack persisted
4 will have to think about that"
she replied, with a finality that made
US understand she did not care 10 dis
cuss the question further just now.
But by evening she had formed her
decision and told US Of il after din
ner, when we had gone into the IL
brary. where Jack was to have his
smoke.
Mothers Decision.
I have made Up my mind, children
what I shall do" she said Il wrote
my ultimatum TO Frank this after
noon"
We looked up expectantly. and she
went on: Il wrote to him that 1t
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-24

would be best for me not TO come out
Q 10 Denver this winter. 7 explained
| that it would but be settling down for
a few months with the prospect OF
I tearing up and moving again
I thanked the dear boy for wanting me.
and told him how genuinely happy ]
am for him in his choice OF a wife
1T is what have wanted him to
Z do-marry a second time he insisted
that he could never do so. but ] know
how lonely he Was-even when was
I there A mother may do her best. but
I when man has once had his wife
and home he cannot be satisfied with
out them.
She paused. and Jack spoke impul-
s-Vely- Then you viii stay right on
here with u.s. won't you. mother"
mented.
Even as / spoke I doubted II want
ed her 10 stay Indefinitely.
Thank you both. dears." she said.
T VIII remain until after Christmas.
as you so kindly suggested. Then I
must have my own rooms in a board
ing house"
OF course we protested-Jack We
hcmently. 7 With hope-enourh
warmth TO keep her from suspecti5r
that ] believed her verdict was the
right and just one All our arEu-
ments were in vain
4 Mutual Need.
7 must have my own rooms" she
insisted and you young people must
have your home 90 yourselves. 7 shah
always be near enough 10 come to you
whenever you need me and when
ever need you-for I believe the need
is mutual"
Indeed il Isl" 7 exclaimed. Il mean
we need you very often"
AN the time" Jack corrected
His mother spared me the ueces-
Sky or amending my statement by
speakinE quickly and with evident
feeling.
Il am sure We do need one an
other. And when you have two chill
dreu instead OF one 7 shall be twice
as happy as am now. for the little
son we nope viii come may love me
as much as his sister does now.
we know he wiIl.- Jack and 7
chorused.
she remained with us until after
Christmas then went back TO the
boarding house only a few blocks
from us AT first ] missed her-and
YET ] knew that Z was glad TO have
our home TO ourselves
Another sons Mother.
have tried 20 be a good daughter
irlaw. At first 7 failed pitifully.
acknow leo6ed that. 7 like TO believe
that have made Up for that failure
Yet at times ! doubt it. From the
viewpoint OF daughJerinlaw 1 may
have succeeded But what about the
viewpoint or a motherinlaw2
I have attained the crowninr glory
OF my womauhood, for 7 have a little
son now.
1t viii be many years before my
noy is O. grown man But sometimes
wife viii feel toward his mother.
The Eudl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-24
Germans Not To InUade
Russia Anu FuTthe,

London. Eng. Aus. 2i-u is re-
ported here today that it has been
agreed between the Bolsbeviki and
the Germans that the Germans shall
not advance further into Russia. I'm
der this arrangement the Bolsheviki
would be able 20 transfer troops from
the eastern front TO De concentrated
against the Czecho-Sloyaks in the
NoloEda region.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-24
BeGHtyChGtS
Letters ARsUered.

.DIANA-Uss cornstarch Il you can
= not set wheat starch

I 0IANA-Uss cornstarch Il you can
/ u not get wheat starch
Z. " B.-Tou need a hair tonic for
the scalp. and you must massage the
head gently with the finger tipes
every night You'll be surprised to
see what this viii do for your hair.
It viii bring it in healthier and
longer and thicker. Yes. buttsrnilk
VIII bleach mild freckIes
Maud S.-White hair turns yellow
after washing because soap Is used.
You can get it clean BY beating up
an ess and rubbing this into the scalp
and letting IL dry-when It comes
away. in the washing. it bring AL the
dirt with it-and then shampooinE
the hair first in very warm. then less
warm. then cold water; the latter can
be half pure alcohol il the hair IS at
all oily. The alcohol gives that lovely
silver tint OF, in the 1lnal rinse put
Just a little ordinary blueinE. enough
20 make the water pale tint, and
rinse In that The blueinE won't hurt
the hair and &C. has the same effect
it would have on clothes
Dimples-1-No. you cannot deepen
dimples-though- II your face we're
1atter, the dimples would show more
plainly. I connot read character wen
enough from handwriting TO get more
than a general impression OF the
writer from IT,
s O. S-Tou've evidently been
drinking coffee so much that Il has
affected both the nervous system and
the digestion. Stop drinking both tea
and coffee and substitute uilk- but
termilk. water or cocoa Be careful
Of your diet. and the skin VIII i'm
prove
Anxious can tell YOU what rot
TO eat. if YOU want 20 grow thin.
for. the list is smaller than that OF
the things allowed Don't eat any
meat from the pig nor potatoes. su-
pastry III you merely DON'T wan 20 get
any fatter, eat very lightly OF these
items.
Mrs. J. F.-CurHnE fluids are harm
fuL so have no formula for them
Curly Locks-If YOU don't IKE the
brows joining over the nose, you can
pull out the hairs. touching the spot
afterwards with peroxide II your
hair is dry, you need a hair tonic.
OF. get a hot oil rub once a month
when the head IS shampooed- Have
the ends OF the hair singed or clipped.
every other shampoo. TO prevent split
ends.
G. M-Before YOU try stain. try
a hair touic. falling hair shows a bad
condition. and I think a kood tonic
would remedy 10 and stop the Eray-
ness III send you a formula for an
excellent one II you viii mail ne a
letter with a self addressed. stamped
envelope enclosed
Laurel-Tou need a hair tonic Ses
direction 20 c. IT. For the skin and
the general slenderness, whv not try
taking a tablespoonful Of olive oil
four times q day IN grape juice This
viii make YOU fatter and do away
with some Of the muddy look Your
colors would be yellow. orange. pIaids.
browns. flesh pink, gray blue, chart
reuse and beige.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-24

G. M-Before YOU try q stain. try
a hair tonic. falling hair shows a bad
condition. and I think a kood tonic
would remedy 10 and stop the Eray-
ness. III send you a formula for an
excellent one II you viii mail ne a
letter with a self addressed. stamped
envelope enclosed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-24

me mater o. ne Ioo1 Supply Is
being pushed all over New England
The country has bean damaged by the
story Of its rocks and abandoned
farms It has rocks. it is true, but
there is nowhere on earth richer soil
than that in its valleys 7 am told
that every acre Of improved farm land
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-24

s o. S-Tou'vs evidently been
drinking coffee so much that it has
affected both the nervous system and
the digestion Stop drinking both tea
and coffee and substitute milk. but
termllk. water or cocoa Be careful
Of your diet. and the skin VIII i'm
prove
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-24

As % cIOllI1g. New England tlrns
out almost everything that the soldier
needs 1t makes stockings and gar
tiers, hats and caps. shirts and breaches
and various wares IN rubber and
cloth II makes combs. razors and
soap. looking glasses, knives and all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-24

Anxious can tell YOU what not
to eat. if YOU want 20 grow thin.
for. the list is smaller than that OF
the things allowed Don't eat any
meat from the pig nor potatoes. su-
gar. candy. butter, cream OF milk. nor
pastry. IN you merely don't wan 20 get
any fatter. eat very lightly OF these
items.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-24

Laurel-Tou need a hair tonic. Sea
direction 20 G. IT. For the skin and
the general slenderness. why not try
taking a tablespoonful Of olive oil
four times q day in grape juice This
VIII make YOU fatter and do away
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-24

DimpIes-f-No. you cannot deepen
dimples-though. II your face wers
fatter, the dimples would show more
plainly. I conuot read character wei
enough from handwriting TO get more
than a general impression OF the
writer from 10.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-24

I have made Up my mind. children.
what I shall do" she said Il wrote
my ultimatum to Frank this after
noon"
We looked up expectantly. and she