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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
B0GALUSA NAN MUST WORK
SKDAYSEVER Y WEEK AZ TER OCT. 81

If there are any work slackers IN
Bogalusa they are not going to re
main such much longer because Boga-
Iusa, IKE every patriotic conlmunity
in the United States is going TO see
that those who remain at home, while
our sons, brothers and friends are on
the firing line in France, help do
everything to win the war The non
essential occupations are not going to
have an able bodied man working at
them, and men who have been putting
in two three and four days week are
going to work six days week. There
are going to be no more Saturday
morning and afternoon trips to New
Orleans and back to work on the JOB
Monday afternoon or Tuesday morns
ing. If there is any male in Bogalusa
between the ages Of Is to IS who has
not been producing to fullest extent
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17

he may as wen make Up his mind to
Vsork every day. The order which goes
Into elleet on November list is going
te be rigidly enforced. and business
.pnd professional men are going To be-
REQUIRED 70 work Just the same as the
laborer Each citizen between the
sges Of Is and 45 win be given a card
his lbs employer. This card must be
punched each day fhe foreman or
tile man you are working under viii
pinch your card, and the police or a
city official will punch the card Of the
Man who employs help. III this man
ner thers is no chance for any man to
escape doing his full duty these times
e persons having cards must carry
them ct al times Unless year card
shows that you are working six days
week or have been unable to do 50
on account Of sickness you are subject
TO fine and jail sentence.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
Why Enterprise Is
Late This Week

Only Oh one CT two occasions since
The Enterprise began publication,
four years ago. hiss It missed the
Thursday afternoon delivery This IS
the second time il two weeks and the
third time since The Enterprise start
ed, and for this reason We feel that
the patrons are entitled to some ex-
cuse We have been hit hard BY the
s.au' and the flew" Out Of FIVE in
The mechanical department, only two
were on fhe job last week. Monday
morning there was only one, the lino-
type operator taking the flew" We
succeeded in borrowing Mr.. S. M.
Hussey, Of the Webbing Company Of
New Orleans, to ran the machine to
get out this edition. We expect to-
have things running in the good, old
fashined way BIZ the early part Of next
week
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
tors Here Are
Working Overtime

DOCTORS Of Bogaiusa belonged
nlsn and got time and half for
m they would make enough
during the present month to
ssaiar vacation next summer.
they are working from Is to 20
day, and for the past several
s doctors IN Bogalusa have
IS calls per day. Were it
ire fact that the physicians Of
y. are working far longer hohrs
sibE any other doctors in the
Bogslasa would be facing .
an famine. As it is the eight
ans Of Bogalusa are going to
desperate effort TO give every
Ire attention 1t deserves with
calling for assistance from other
and # Is doubtful If It could be
s II aid was asked. The entire
ne Bogalusa hospital ID work
ana night to give the best pos
service, and the doctors work
night until It is necessary for
d have a few hours sleap.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
Men and Women Are
Wanted for Nurses

Dr. J. II Slaughter, City Health
Officer, is making an appeal to the
citizens Of Bogalusa and vicinity for
volunteers men and ladies', to act as
nurses. A patient with Influenza
should receive proper care and atten4
ton, this being considered more I'M
portant than the giving Of medicine,
and there are said to be several eases
ii Bogalusa where the patient Is not
getting the attentions and s. is be-
fieved chat there are scores Of peop
in Bogalusa who could comply with
the qualifications to nurse these pa
TENTS Those desiring information
regarding the work should commune
cate with the Bogalusa Hospital at
once.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
B. H. BIoebaulnDies
At amp McArtI1llr

3. q. Bloebaum. for over year
chief clerk to f N. johnson. assist
ant manager Of the Great Southern
Lumber Company, and well-knoYqn
and popular young man, died at Camp
nc. rthur, at Waco, Tex Monday Of
pneumonia. A message u that effect
was received by Mr., johnson Wednes.
Gay noon.
Air. Bloebaum res posi-
ton and left here abon 18th
ST.
Charles. No, and al stu was
sent % Camp McArf FOR military
training. The announcement Of his
death caused much sorrow in Boga-
lusa, and especially at the Great
Southern Lumber Company He was
q young man with fine character, Of
a jolly disposition, and the fact that
he was considered q perfect specimen
of health resulted IN the announce
ntent Of his death came as a shock to
his hundreds Of friends. His mother
and brother were at his bedside when
the end came The remains were
shipped to his Missouri home, where
interment viii Be made Friday.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
Is Important
Flu Information

Oh are confined To your home
attack al the influenza here
mighty iraportant fnfog1 VA
you have not gUt the ~
bs haFe It II q day Of two. so
member this, and the chances
you win not contract the
After Won have recog
dom your first attack Of fever
think that you are now wen,
s there win likely be 8 second
and Il you do not set into bed
lake good care Of yourself YOU
likely contract pneumonia The
attack is said to be the one
brings on the pneumonia And
some more good advice. com
on high medical authority II
hnk YOU have the flu, don't worry
doctor IS late in arriving because
it IS no serious battle. as the
pga cen be cured without any
me providing The patient re.
p bed and keeps warm and
care 81 himself. The influenza
a ai those good, old-faslioned
q the gvip. wherein serious com
'qns are liable to set p. More
g upon the patient taking care
pseh than the medicine taken
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
Is Houses to Be
Built n BogtIusa

The State Council Of Defense has
issued authority for the building Of
2s houses il Bogalusa Twenty win
be built for the employees Of the
Great Southern Lumber Company, the
remainder for employees Of the N. o.
G. n. and the Louisiana Fibre Board.
The building Of homes for the EN-
pIoyees Of all these concerns was SCI
cured owing to the fact that they
were engaged IN essential war work.
Plans have already been prepared for
several Of the houses, and work win
start at an early date.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
Liberty Day Meet
Called Off Here

The orders issued last Wednesday
by Mayor Sullivan and Dr. j Fl
Slaughter upon the advice Of Dr.
Bowling Of the State Board 81 Health,
closing the schools. all places Of
amusement and public gatherings were
strictly followed out IN Bogalasa. AZ
a result the big Liberty Day meeting,
which was to have been held IN Good
year Park, was postponed, as well as
the dance to be given by the Elks-
Several social events we're cancelled
in the city also.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
Urges Chiffon Wells
AS Flu Preventive

New York, Oct. Is. Wearing Of
chiffon wells was advocated 81 Dr..
Royal s. Copeland, health commits
sioner, as one means Of checking New
York's continually spreading epidemic
81 SPANISH influenza
e heartily favor every woman
wearing d heavy chiffon veilsv Dr.
Copeland said. These wells would
serve as an almost absolute preven-
tive. It may become necessary to
order every one il New York to adopt
this measure
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
New Orleans Nav
Close the Stores

Sc serious has the influenza cpl
darsic became IN New Orleans that
the government has sent Dr.. G. n.
Corrupt to that city to assist the State
and city health authorities in lighting
the disease A meeting Of the retain
merchants Of New Orleans was held
Wednesday afternoon to discuss the
advisability Of closing the stores until
the epidemic IS over The result Of
their action win be announced to-day.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17

Good afternoon Have Won had your
attack Of the flu yeti Those who
have gone through an attcak during
the past week say. it IS nothing to joke
about, because every joint iii yoHr body
aches; sometimes you have shooting
sensation up your spine. and then again
you have bursting headache that
feels terribly bad; then the next min
ute You are apt to have some severe
chills and then fever Scores Of Bogas
Iusa folks have suffered Ii this man.
ner during the past W. or ten days,
and all are getting along nicely. u
until Monday night not single death
had occurred, but few cases Of pneu-
monia had developed. Those who had
slight attacks were able to be back at
their work IA less than week The
disease is being well controlled here
and it ii expected with the prop
cooperation of the oitizeass that It wil
only be short time until the lit
will be of the places Of anlu
nlent cola drinks stands and i9e
Qr ana Sc baa
her nsuai good fdsn
cities several deaths have occurred
and business has been effected much
worse than III Bogalusa
OF course, there are a number Of
cases here, and the subject IS only
second ii the winning of the war but.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
|. R. Savano Dies
At Virginia Camp

) r. savario, for several months
bookkeeper Tor the City Garage, ana
well known 70 members Of the younger
Set. is dead, having been a victim Of
the influenza. Several months ago he
enlisted in the navy and was stationed
At Norfolk, Va, where he was attacked
with the disease, and where be died.
The remains were sent to his old home
at Sorrento, LA. Milton c Fridge Of
the City Clerks office. and a cousin Of
the deceased left Friday to attend the
funeral s
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
Organization Made
Barbecue Planned

Last week The Enterprise an
nounced an important meeting which
ua held oVing ten Oct
effort was aaa ii ee the
the Florida Parishes Interested ii d
cooperative plan 70 control the woods
fires. ID the piney woods district
The committee which was appoint
ed st that time held another meeting
in Covington Oh last Saturday, and
plans for a permanent organization
was made.
The name Of the association viii be
the Florida Parishes Woods Fire
Control Association. IT'S destinies
are to be presided over By twenty
four directors, and The following men
have been suggested to fiji this place 4
NJ n. Sullivan, Bogalusa w. E. Ban
ister, Mt Herman, La; J. +. Foley,
Kentwood, La Will Holtun, Uneedus,
Ia. Al J. blanche, Covington. La
A. D. Crawford, Pearl River. Las; Ben
Kenehin, Independence, La; Jesse
Ellis, Denham Springs La; = p.
Braahers, Denham Springs, La; =. f
Fuhrman, Goodee, La; T. r. Themes,
Hammond, La.; J. D. Stewart, Kent
wood, la. w. 7. Miles, SIideIls La
Henry Keller. Hammond. La; J. s.
Portevant, Mandevillee, La; H. R.
Loranger, Hammond, "a; G. S. E.
Baington, Franxlinton. La; D. +.
Sheridan, Franlgiinton, la. Richard
Keent, Kentwood, La; Fl 3. Pruden,
Covington, La, and ]. X. johnson,
Bogalusa, La.
A great meeting and possibly 4
barbecue Is being planned to. be held
III Covington on Saturday, Nov. 10Th,
when the constitution and bylaws will
Be- adopted and permanent plans for
the actual work Of the association
win be arranged. Gov. Pleasant and
nj. L. Alexander, the head Of the
Conservation Department Of the
state, and Harry D. Wilson, Commits
sioner Of Agriculture, and other
prominent speakers win be invited. Il |
Is hoped that everybody in the Flor
ida Parishes who appreciate the inn
portance Of this great movement viii
BE- present on this occasion.
1t ii the purpose Of the organiza-
ton to carry this Anti-woods Fire
Propaganda to every home in the T
Florida Parishes and 70 every man,
woman and child. It is expected that
all the Police Juries and al the Parish
Boards of School Directors, the Par
ish School Superintendent of Educa-
ton, the School Districts, the Schooi
Of Teachers and All the Parish Coun-
ellis Of Defense, the Community Coun-
ellis Of Defense will cooperate in
this movement the great suc-
cess which ii deserves.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
Sunday Is
Thing Of the Past

ssless Sunday is thing Of
and Bogalusa citizens may
cars next Sunday, II they SO
tfhout violating the request
SeI Administrator However.
,aen who owns his car Is not
Is start on a long pleasure
g use more gasoline than IL
..slx necessary, because there IL
shortage, and, unless there Is
cooperation by all auto owners,
necessary to get gasoline by
ta system.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
Shortage Of Phone
Operators Just Nov

IF your telephone service is q little
worse than usual during the next few
days do not complain, because several
of the young ladies who work 1T the
local exchange were attacked with M
fiuenza, and Wednesday morning
there were only Two operators. The
manager has been trying to secufe
other operators, but number 81 The
former ones are also sick New Or
leans system is greatly handicapped
due to The fact that large number
~ their operators are infHenza gic-
.Sfas.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
Red Cross Election
Postponed a Month

The Red Cross Chapter elections Of
the Gulf Division, A. r. G., including
Washington Parish Chapter, Wednes-
day were ordered postponed one
month. until the lourth Wednesday
IN November, BY Division Manager
Leigh Carroll.
The posEponement, ordered from
Division Offices IN New Orleans, was
because Of the influenza epidemic and
to leave the Chapter paths FOR etfee-
tive and whole hearted cooperation
with local authorities in combating
the epidemic
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
Wilson 5 Reply Puts
Bankers in Panic

London, Oct. 16. President VIII
sons reply to the German peace note
produced "a most unfavOrable inn
preston il Berlin, says Central
News dispatch from Amsterdam to-
day. The publication Of the reply, it
adds, was followed BY panic in Ber-
lin banking circles, ard on the stock
exchange
The German supreme command, She
adviees state, will come to Berlin at
the end Of The present week TO de-
liberate on mobilization, concentra-
ton Of the national strength and the
raising Of the military age"
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
Ii Cost $40 10 Get
Telephone Moved

Is YOU have 3 telephone you want
moved or you are thinking about haF-
ing phone Installed ii your home
8or Office, you had better think Few
times because it viii cost you SO III
have the phone moved, even e It
just next door. This Is oDe IF the
new orders since the government has
taken over the system. The extra
bonus of so WHICH sou pay does not
guarantee you any better service.
however.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
MRs Doass aEruRNs.

: 4 Dobbs, Grand Matron of
l.ler e Easter Star OF the state
ANA, and who left Bogalusa
weeks ago for a visit 70
chapter In the State, arrived
last Friday, owing to the fact
would be impossible for her to
saeial visits during the innn.
se She expected to Be away
galnsa unta the middle OF
be4
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
Vas. 9. Y MAGE DEAD.

8. y Magee, bride Of eight
end wife Of a former popular
gse Of the N o. G. N. Auditors
Sled at her home IN Orange,
Psl week OF pneumonia follow
g attack Of the influenza Mr..
= 9 brother to OIlie Magee o.
ashington Bank and Trust Com
and Is wen known in BogaIusa,
3 Ais hundreds Of friends extend
'n their most heartfelt sympathy.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
Picayune Boy Is
German Pnsonel

Houston E. StoekstiII Of Picay1ne,
Mss, and known to many citizens of
Bogalusa, and thought to have rela-
tiyes here, has been located in 3 Ger
man prison camp. He Is located at
Rastatt by the Red Cross. Relatives
have been notified. He was previous
II reported as missing il action-
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
IlFL UENZA HERE NOT ALARMING;
ENTERPRISE GETS FLU AND FLEW

Notwithstanding, there were several
very amusing incidents during the past
s.au week Where several persons
had congregatea and someone began
to sneze you would see the crowd
slowly break up Of course that was
according to health orders, because no
one Is inviting an attack Of the in-
iluenza
At the Enterprise office the flu hit
everyone but the party who signs the
pay roll checks, so the force say. One
member Of the staff went to New Or
leans a week ago last Saturday and
goE hack last night What was tie
Houbleg he had the 'sfiu, of course.
another followed him down and get
baek three DAYS later, and he has
worked one day WHAT'S ailing hin9
Sc has SGT the flu Another member
le stan left week ago Yesterday
II ling bad We've never z.eaed from
that party but Imagine it IS q case of
the a The linotype operator loafea
Az days sunday che first time i SIX
nd vent u tessa 81 tle ears
e0hise ia
T pressInan had fever.
ali joints aching, but We drew the line
and fixed his flu quickly There is
going to be 40 more fla at the Enter
prise office. because the new work
card system VIII end the fiji here.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
Doing Nicely
Nice AgainSoon

g Sullivan, who was forced to
n Saturday with al attack Of
was reported as getting
sgy nicely Wednesday, ard it
ea that he will be at his Of
as end Of the week.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17

Mrs. Frank Keenan, and daughter,
Marie, from Le Camp, La. are the
guests Of Mrs: E. I. Bruner Of Ave
nue. D. MI. keenan, has accepted i
position with the Great Southern
Lumber Company and the family viii
make its home here
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17

Mrs. Katherine Lorchiem left Tues
day for two weeks visit with her
daughter, hrs Beebee Yeager. ct San
Antonio, Tex.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17
HEARD AT HEADQUARTERS.

{. IF wonder how many Of our peo-
PIE ufo cannot spend money for the
theatre, gas on Sunday and the Handy
Kitchen, put this surplus il War Sav-
iags stamps21
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-17

A ~ Debbs transacted business in
Baton Rouge this week
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-11-07
Big Realty Deal

A big realty deal was closed in the
city this week when the Estabrook-
Downs company purchased from O..
A. Lamoreaux the property known as
the Lamoreaux hotel. This property
includes the Lamoreaux hotel proper
and the adjoining building. covering
rs feet on the corner of Bayfield,
street and 1st avenue east.
1t is the intention of the Esta-
brook-Downs company to remodel
the building and to turn that part of
The building now used for hotel lobby
and dining room into store corner
which it is said has been leased.
The barber shop owned by Alex
LaLond and the pool room owned by
Ed. White will remain where they
are and the upper part of the hotel
which was leased by E. w. Vanden-
berg will be operated by him under
the terms of the lease.
The consideration of the sale has
not been made public.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-11-07
MAY KILL ONE
MATURE deer
Hunters Must Observe the Law or
Suffer Consequences
Old Bucks With Poor Eyesight Had
Better Stay Out Of the Woods
This Season.

Hunters who are compelled to
wear glasses and those whose
eyesight is not the best had
better not attempt to hunt deer
in Bayfield, county this season
for they are liable to get them
selves into trouble.
The State Conservation COM
mission has issued a ruling to
the effect that only mature deer
may be killed in the woods of
Bayfield, county this season.
This means that no fawn or
partly grown deer can be killed
without violating the law.
The State Conservation COM
mission started out with a view
of inaugurating the old one buck
law and hearings were held
throughout the northern part of
the state. There was such a
difference of opinion that the
Commission decided not to put
the one buck law into effect this
season but instead they have
issued a ruling to the effect that
only mature deer can be killed
this fall.
Because of this ruling which
was issued at a late date there
is some confusion. The deer
tags called for only one buck
deer but these tags were issued
by the Commission when a
change was contemplated and
could not be changed in time.
This will make it necessary
for hunters to be extremely
careful when they are hunting.
Some hunters offer the sug-
gestion that it might be well to
take a little salt along and if, you
can get close enough to put it on
the deer's tail then it will be
we'll to shoot. A deer must at
least have passed through one
winter to be considered a mature
deer.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-11-07
co NO FARTHER
The Evidence is At Your Door

Washburn proof what you want
and the statement OF this highly rel
spected resident will Danish al
doubt:
E. Meyers, % Fourth ST., W.,
Washburn, says: During spell Of
cold, wet weather, ! caught cold
and it settled on my kidneys. | had
a dull steady ache in my back and
when at work, sharp stitches caught
me through my back and | could
hardly get up or down, they hurt
me so. l was laid up for three days
and every time | went to move.
those sharp pains caught me Ike
knife stabs. Ny kidneys acted ir
regularly. I started using Doan s
Kidney Pills and before | had fir-
ished the first box, my back felt
better and I could get around all
right: | used another box OF
Doan's and then my kidneys acted
regularly and my back was free
from pain. Today my kidneys are
in a good healthy condition and my
back is as sound as a a dollar. "
Price SOC at all dealers. DOM
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan' Is Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr.. Meyers had. Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1918-11-07
Annual Meeting of County Board
May Not BE Held This Month
Influenza Epidemic in City and War
Work Rush Makes it
Necessary.

The annual meeting of the
county board of Bayfield, county
which should be held on the 18th
of November will probably be
adjourned until the 3rd day of
December. There are two very
important reasons for this adj
iournment. One is the presence
of influenza in the city and the
request of the Health Officers
for no public meetings of any
kind being held while the in
fuenza ban is On. Because of
this reason Circuit Court was
also adjourned and even though
the meeting was called it is not
likely that the City Health
authorities would permit the
meeting.
Another reason Is the large
amount of draft work piled up
for the date of the annual meet
ing. On this date more than
100 men will be sent into the
service from Bayfield, county.
The draft board and. the county
Clerks office is piled up with
work that must be taken care of
in connection with the draft and
if the meeting were called on
the regular date another meeting
would have to be held at a later
date to clean up the work.
Many of the county board
members are of the opinion that
the meeting should go over until
December when the entire work
for the year can be taken care
of at the one meeting, and thus
save additional expense.