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New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
SURROGATEs' NOTICES

WELLBROCK. WILLIAM HENRY--tn pv-
suance OF ord. 81 .iouo s.i.. ..f,,i
Cohaan, sur~9sate Of The coGnts os >~e
YORK, notice nst vls g4V.n 20 a.. %
having CLAIMS aga snst William II. ar, IA !
brock. late Of the County OF Npw flN I-.
"eased. to present the with yuilt her
thereof to ne subscribe al hi lu, o.
business a. th- lae OF /. u..flcA
~ II ndr!ck. No. Rector Street. 2 :. -
OF New YORK on OF before the l0Ih .4y o
May. 1899
Dated. >ey. York. the sth day OF No>ern
Der 1919
ARTHUR c. wELLRRocK.
TX. stGr
HENDRIcK & HENDRlCK. Atfo-n4s. fos
Executor. Rector ST, Ne' fOsk -.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11
WALKER ELIsHA Rnnp1,..

" .. N'1ie' 1'<i|fifs NON - ~ ~ y li L
suenc~ or an order Of Hoi,. T.
Cohaian Surrogate OF TIE Cso-.4 -
YORK. notice is hereby giv~r to =i
sons havin~ claims aeeinN S't~N- -
W 2lker, late OF the County q. ~.
deceased. 10 present 1; ~ ,e so
ers thereof. 70 the subscriber Al ISIS -,i =,
OF transacting business. No 81 f.....l ~.
Ssth day of April next
Dated New York. the gard das of octs~
JOSEPH WALKER. Ir..
Ad atnistrasrF
: RQGNDS HATCH. DlLT.Ix.1fFAM 4
DEHEvOISE Attorneys for Aas,s
S5ssor' % Cedar Street. Nav Ycrif c~y.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-11

IN i.sl.,NDE ~ AN ytUatl .f.
Hon. Joan = Cohalaa. a ~.rf.--t~ ~
'he County OF New York. no lfCsc ~ 1--e
oy given TO all persons havin- affstn
gainst Geo.s anna B Nrigft ,i- ..l ms
cuntv nf N~w YORK dee~a s,-,4 l.. pr
sent the same with vouchers tnef-or t.
.e sUos' riLer. al Is place OF rr4nsit,t ~
'usiness. at the afs 9 os hls flra-, .
arter. Ledyard d Miiburn. No - Wal
oefore the I'd day OF Feb~uary fnso ~.>r
I.si<c New York the 2ist day OF Ju.y
HORACE e. DEMiNC Executor
CARTEk lEJsAf.iJ a s. u &r
torness for Executor. - Nsil 1T
'-' Nsn-safrae <ew W., s-sry
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
GREW FROM ROMAN COLONY
City and Fortress of Cologne Has
Figured Prom ,nsntiy In the
Pages Of HIs2or.

A fortress Of the dI1t rank. and q
place Of trade and manufacture, Co
logne II one Of the most important
cities In Germany. Il lies in q vast
semicircle on the left bank Of the
Rhine. some 45 miles north-northwest
Of Coblenz. and. as the center Of q net
work Of railways, It has direct COM
munication with all the chief elites
Of Europe: whilst along the broad wa
ters Of the Rhine it, ships may go
down to the sea. AZ the Nms when
Julius Caesar was leading his lsgions
over Gaul, In the first century before
the Christian era. Cologne was the
chief town Of the UbA and was known
to the Romans as the Oppldum Dbl.
Drum. Here, In a. D. 80, Roman
colony was planted By the Emperor
Claudius, in honor Of his wife, Agrip
pima. and given the name Of Colonia
Agrippina. It rapidly rose to be a
place Of Importance, and. under the
emperors. had the privilege Of the Jus
Italicum. Then came the decline Of
the empire, and with Il the outlying
Roman city began II feel more and
more the pressure q the Frankish
hosts. AZ they moved steadily west
ward. The city was taken By the
Franks In $50, but they did not per
manentiy occupy 1t until the flfth cen
tury. when, IN 475, Il became the resi-
dence OF tie Trankish king, ChildaEie.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
Social Club will be Organ
lied Tues. When Prom
inent Young Men Of
City Will Join
Purpose of Organization viii
Be For Mutual Benefit And
Social Enjoyment Among
Those Participating

An organization entirely for the
young men of this city,-there being
no objections to the elder folks
will be perfected Tuesday evening in
which the following gentlemen will
take active part in the forming of an
exclusive young set, which has been
recognized by many of the members
as long felt want to promote such
social affairs as they proposed to
outline to the members who will be
present at the meeting.
A meeting was held Sunday in the
afternoon in which Mr.. NJ. Blum
acted as temporary chairman assist
ed by Mr.. L. A. Rybiski, who acted
in capacity as secretary.
1t is proposed at the formation of
the meeting to install a president;
vice-president; secretary; treasurer;
press committees; committee on ar
raingments; membership committee;
committee on bylaws and constitu-
tion and other necessary details that
will require attention according to
the demands of the club.
At this meeting the full name Of
the club will be determined. A num-
Der of the young gentlemen of the
city have showed a willingness to
see such club and the talk Of it DUR
ing the past several weeks has re-
suited in the above determination to
organize. ,
Members At the Sunday meeting
were: L. A. Rybiski; NJ. Blum; John
Cotton; H. Fleury: S. T. Milfer; O.
r. Seibel D. Snee; H. w. Abbitt; G.
Howell; H. Herbert; R. H. Richard;
J. Schmidt and several others who
were prominent in the proposed club
plans.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14

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= = - - sSsi1 q ~ xsAesr-thaa
= tAs Ash4R ~ Asase -. eul6ee The
xsatAss. 1his \ - error. X has
biSa claimed ty the oad timers, and
ths error sttll Il pesDetuatsd. that the
muslrats bu1ld their houses 20 inches
higher and very naeh warznsr for
long winters than for short ones
There are many foolish sayings re
garding the month as an index to
what the winter will be, the predic
don extending on even into the fol.
lowing March. Scouts can do q good
turn Il they will prove. by their ap-
probation OF the month, that It has
been maligned by these predictions
and traditions. The month r charm.
ing and beautiful.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT
ossrss Really ceuida1 Ct Interested
ovos probahls Lsso % ANotheD
popsen's oAoA

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Z w1ll. replied hs 1EulJ. r epuld
ese. alsas sp,sodidly 4 ths vsvss
didn't make Il 60 u vays at eace.
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neareR. arant vs1' - N, ~
"a nttla Oh. 0eoegs. what shall
~ do II ~ boat 10 looG1" af
Don't worry yourself about thaG
my. DEAR" said Gsoeye soo<hingiy.
You must1t upset yourself about
other peoples busineaA L isut or
boat"
And hs continued to eight With the
cruel, remorssless wsveA-RAhohoth
Sunday Hssald. at3
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14

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q . vssshy sesd y ~ ezpressed u
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= which hs NJ The bero. but ene
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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
li,copal Bishop VIII
llizd CITY Confirmation

Advancement was made Sunday at
nain Episcopal church BY the Rev.
n NcKin1ie, that on the second
Aday Of next month, the Right Rev
80 Dsvissessumis will attend the
y icf ne purpose Of confirming
aieatiaats to the church.
- Dssissesssmis ID the bishop
i tk'shtt Of Louisi.na Episcopal
ssess ~ ! number Of prospec.
.s.ssEs e.pects 70 be con.
4 ~ ~, Feb. :. those Who are
g y Join thS cKueth kre
H. = = lnssas s%sAst they may
= y ths eh9seA roster sad
sssx.ss T
I 1s ss1nsat was nads from tAs
osed ~ Niss Iaes Wa.
~ - bSssks Would ale.
}ss4.y eveaing arsAs
= 80 pm
beng made BY choir
Il saiasse ths choir % sev-
i 1--we been mentioned who
a. Eat8H
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
Banks Of the Nation Show
Good Increase in Business
During Last Fiscal Year

Aggregate resources of the 2S.SSO
banks In the United States, state and
national, last June 8. amounted to
S4O,21OOOO,OOO, of which $22,371.OOO,-
600 was credited to the 21,175 state.
savings and private banks and trust
companies, and $17,S39, 100000 to the
7.7O5 national banks. This was shown
By a report Of Comptroller Of the Cur
rency Williams.
Deposits Of the state banks amount
ed to $185e7. 100000. and loans to
S12,426,OO 900. showing an Increase OF
s per cent in deposits over tho record
Of the year previous, and a6 per cent
In loans.
National banks showed $14.OH.OOO.'
600 deposits, an increase Of 9S PEI
cent.
All banks, state and national. hac
$32, $50 yOOO. 600 deposits and NO46,
J 100000 loans.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
Confederates Memorial
Has Been Fully Paid

A source of much qualification
lis felt by the committee men,
bers and others who were active
in the erection of the handsome
monument dedicated to the con.
federates at Franklin, when the
last financial installment was
forwarded to the builders. The
McNeel Marble Co., of Marietta,
Ohio.
The warrant for S250.00 was
forwarded early this month and
acknowledgement made by the
builders in = letter to Mr.. Wilbur
H. Kramer, of Franklin. This
clears the monument Of all debt.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
Death Claims Son Of
: E. C.7'Iouprss p Monda,

Death claimed Walter Toups the
young son Of Mr.. and Mrs E. G.
Toups, Monday afternoon Death
was due from influenza. The deceas-
ed was q years of age, born At Pat
ters1n, the family residing here for a
number of years.
The boy was more or less an inva-
lid up TO the time of his death. He
was taken i'll last Friday and went to
bed the day following Besides the
father and the mother there are four
sisters and three brothers.
The funeral was held at Patterson
Tuesday at the Patterson cemetery.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
WRONG IDEA OF GREATNESS
0y No Means Always Achieved BY
Those Who Have Made . Bic
Noloe IN The World.

We make bold to say that there u Z
general misconceptiou IN the minds of
people throughout the world q 70
what really constitutes 4 great life.
Unless man Or a woman has been
In the public view with whatever serv-
Ice was rendered. unless his e her
picture has been In newspapess and
books, unless, In short they have
made q noise." We do not consider
that the lives they led were great lives.
This II not only . harmful miscon-
eeption; Il II q mistake and it, conse-
Quencss are. from q moral point OF
view. extremely vicious
Suppose you are walking In The aslds
Or In the forests and you come across
Z strange kind OF bug Or insect You
are curious to know what It r. Well,
you can secure q book In almest any
public library that will tell yo1 Just
what you want to know. That book
was written and compiled BY some
man who did nothing his whole life
long but study bugs. catalogulng them,
learning their tribe and origin and the
habits Of their existence.
Other men have spent their lives II
equally humble capacities. but adding
always to the worlds sum o6 knowl.
edge. Tho drug that soothes Jour pain.
the spsctacles BY which you renew
Josr WORKOUT eyss, Tie nrs you ceok
with and that warns you-these and
millions other ol your blessings and
6sligAts were voSne6 out o1 natare's
ssefst stosshossss Tor you by paeieAs
etndeoes Whoss nAmao you - ~
knOV.
1hsss ~ ~ g@a 000 Z10 ~
~ Avss tAat Asse 1IeGDs6 ~ 1vss
q q iwAs folls1s1 ioeo1e tA ADo
- ~ an1 Veoeo ~ - GDeA
uSss uu1 asses Daole tAe11A ~
~ 1DSs . Aas 01sO aaAa1Ds1
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
Red Cross Chapter Appreciative OF All Aid

campaign was conducted and declares
that by the end of this month all
funds will be in the possession of the
Queen of Belgium.
The writer believes "it is a beauti-
full way to begin the new year" as it
means the reunion of parents with
their children and brings sunshine to
desolate hearts.
The following tabulation shows a
few of the details done for the Red
Cross by parish towns.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
American Fighters
Safe Return to Home Port

Among the number Of returning
fighting Americans who have seen
service in France, and whose safe ar
rival at an American port is an
nounced, is that of Sergeant VIM. J.
Whitney. In a telegram to Miss
Myrtle Beadle, the message states
that he disembarked at Newport
News, Va, arriving there on the bat
tieship Kansas q.
Sergeant Whitney is . Houms boy
having enlisted from his home town,
In April of last year. u He was sent
forward to Jackson Barracks At New
Orleans. later being transferred TO
Fort Morgan. Alabama and from
there went overseas with the 4. E.
r..
He nv active service while in
France, having the Distinction, 50 It
is declared, of having captured seven
Hun planes in one night He 10 At
tached 10 the 3fd. A. A. c. artillerey
batallion of the G. A. {. Houms
friends are overjoyed at the safe ar
rival of one of the citizens and per-
sonal friends are glad to know of his
presence on this side of the Atlantic.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
Il Victory Commission
IN Send Two Women
N, Workers Overseas
Departure Soon
81, Federation of Women's
paars Close Relation
Y /. ~ Aims. Overseas
sters Fully Equipped

...;., work Of the General
.a....;on i. Of Women's Clubs in re-
l.s'''sb q ! .be war, is that Of equipp,
: "a maintaining a Unit composed
s,,o women from each state, $. anu N :
.ro.dyisors, to serve IN the
- q "a, Of France, in Furlough
|. |....a;ro to government regula'
~. y, III social service work mus. %
- =. .hrs the Y. M. G. A. 50 this :
=. iii supplement- the work o.
", osr.niz.tion, and be under its d'-
...,;on. The expense Of this under
80. 80 !, to be paid from the fund
..,,;bsted by club women to the
=, Victory Commission Of Fedora
=, md the workers are to be nam
90 abroad as long IS our boys re-
~ u foreign soil. As each work
! vill be. expected to bring cheer
= , touch Of home to thousands OF
=, ,oldiers, the task for our over
=. Unit will be sufficiently useful
|. 4 cl,ssed among the best efforts
{ American women. II is estimated
U he cost Of equipment, transport
- snd maintenance for each
yslss win Be $500 yearly.
fui,;aaa club women have sus-
~ iAe patriotic traditions Of our
y Contributing nearly 5000.
ssay dsbs Jet 70 heard from
~ tJait viii leave for France
h ! isv days. Miss Lois jan
sw u Nes Orleans and Miss Mary
~ NaeYsllar Of Shreveport, were
Ilsled y ne Board Of the Louis
T. tgdssatioa 10 serve IN this Unit
II vess summoned to New York on
xlhsday. Cisb Somesn are very
- " thess two spieadid young
s)rsseststives Of our womanhood
= vill gladly stand behind them
m ~ financial help needed.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14

A communication received by Miss
Hernice Williams, chairman of the
American Red Cross for this parish
from Mrs. George Denegre speaks
very highly of the efforts of the
chairman and her aides in the recent
tag day for the relief of the Belgian
babies, and further mentions her sim
cere appreciation for "the golden
record" and good deeds.
Mrs. Denegre especially speaks of
the praise due Miss Williams for the
very efficient manner in which the
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
Why "sprayina Circles" Pay.

Farming communities should organ
lie community spraying circles" the
agricultural department recommends.
A man with team, under the arrange
ment makes the circle Of all farms
IN the vicinity .f.;3hting destructive
plant diseases. In one New York state
community, the department reports.
the average spraying cost per acre. Tor
the entire season. under tns plan. was
as INV ~ IS cents. while the cost Of
- '.9i.--1ttDn i,er arrs averaged -
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
sre No Services
llllA|M| N: Gurch

= Church held no services
I. the pastor was attending
I, s'ls.ous ceremonies. There
'ers,ces however, this coming
Church workers are much
|, oser the sacred music a,
Y fAeir choir and are tax
interest in the further de-
sI.. q = The membership Of
=, s g. a.' grown to . goodly
= : Further increase is ex-
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14

s'sw will be glad to rece;v.
q. sas'sh matters, It is sus-
..e sseh s church have ! re-
i.s . ~ 4 see that all services
+. !, sc. sAe ehurehe. be handed
ss'e~ no. later than .
s,'day' :. and on Monday
ass later than 9 o'e,ock :,
a7nouncea from 4. ,,,.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
WEATHER FORECAST

For Morgan City and vicinity,
tonight cloudy. Wednesday
somewhat colder with moderate
southeasterly winds.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14

The family are in receipt of mesa
ges of coincidence from many friend:
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14
Nitrate Of Soda
'',,.' Again Available l!l

Nitrate of soda will again be avail
able this year for sale to farmers
who desire it, according to informa-
tion received by the Extension Di-
vision from the United States De-
partment of Agriculture. Applica-
tions for nitrate must be made
throu the parish agents, not later
than Jan. n-L. S. u. Press Bulle-
tin.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-01-14

The Review delivered to your home
for lOc q month.
The Lamar register., 1919-03-05

of the whole American people. 1t is
particularly fortunate that such man
as Dr. Livingston Farrand should have
been selected as the permanent head
of the organization. The unstinted
fashion in which ah our people gave
of themselves throughout the war Is
the best assurance that our Red Cross
Will continue TO receive that co-opera-
ton which win make its work source
of pride and Inspiration TO every Amer
lcan"
Mr. Dawson. as chairman Of the In
ternational Commission of the Amerl-
can Red Cross, has undertaken TO rep
resent the American Red Cross in the
preparation of the program for extend
ed Red Cross activities. and will spend
the next several months in Europe In
consultation with other Red Cross soci-
cites for that purpose.
THE WAR COUNCIL or THE ANII;l;
ICAN RED CROSS
Henry z. Dawson. Chairman
The Lamar register., 1919-03-05

Durham couldn't be made to take your
place In the prisoners dock. or that
you couldn't be put in his place In the
Lawrenceyille Bank and TrHst. You
have captured Tucker Jibbey. and that
means fuckers father; and my fn-
ther-well, when 1t comes to the
worst, my father always does what
want him TO. It's his one weakness" :"
For one little instant Smith felt the
solid ground slipping from beneath his
feet. Here was way out, and his
quick mentality was showing him that
II was perfectly feasible way. As
Verda Richlander's husband and Jo-
slah Richlander's son-in-law, he could
fight Durham and win. And the re-
ward: once more he could take his
place In the small Lawrenceville
world, and settle down to the life Of
conventional good report and ease
which he had once thought the acme
Of any reasonable mans aspirations.
But at the half-yielding moment n
word of Corona Baldwin's flashed Into
his brain and turned the scale: at
did happen in your case CIV
ing you chance to grow and expand,
and to break with all the old tradi-
tions and the break left you
free TO make of yourself what you
mated Smith who met the look In the
beautiful eyes and made answer.
CONTINUED Next Week.
The Lamar register., 1919-03-05

that there was sensation In prospect
for all Brewster He was so exult-
antly triumphant that 1t fairly fright
ened me. The fact that he wasn't
afraid TO show some part of his hand
TO me-knowing that l would be sure
to tell you-makes me afraid that the
trap has already been set for you"
"In other words, you think he has
gone over Kinzie's head and has tele-
graphed to Lawrencevllle?"
Montague, I'm almost certain OF
itw
Smith stood up and put his hands
behind him.
(which means that have only a few
hours, at the longest" he said quietly.
And then: There Is n good bit to
be done, turning over the business Of
the office. and all that: I've been put
ting 1t on from day to day. saying that
there would be time enough to set my
house In order after the trap had
been sprung. Now l am like the man
who puts or the making of his will
until II Is too late. VIII you let me
thank you very heartily and vanishT
"What shall you dof" she asked.
"Set my house In order, as / say
as well as I can In the time that re-
mains. There are others to be con-
sldered, you know"
"Oh; the plain-faced little ranch
girl among them, | suppose?"
No; thank God, she is out of 1t
entirely-in the way you mean" he
broke out fervently.
"You mean that you haven't spoken
to her-yet?"
"Of course / haven't. Do You sup
pose l would ask any woman to marry
me with the shadow Of the peniten-
tiary hanging over mef"
"But you are not really guilty"
"That doesn't make any difference:
Watrous Durham will see to II that
| get what he has planned to give me-"
She wns tapping an impatient tat
too on the carpet with one shnpely
foot.
"Why don't you turn this new leaf
It out with Watrous Durham, once
for allf'' she suggested.
81 shall probably go. fast enough,
when Afncauley or one of his deputies
gets here with the extraditlon papers,"
he returned. but ms to fighting
Dunham, without money"
She looked up quickly, and this time
there was no mistaking the meaning
OF the glow in the magnificent brown
eyes.
''Your friends have money. Monta-
gue-plenty OF II. All you have TO
do is to say that you will defend your
self. / am not sure that Watrous
The Lamar register., 1919-03-05
oh, Boyi

The war department recently invited
bids for the following to supply 125
regiments: Seventeen thousand five
hundred sets of boxing gloves, 1000
baseball bats. 2l.100 basebnlls, 35.00n
playground balls. 1000 rugby footballs
1000 soccer footballs. $50 volley balls
and I.1JO medicine balls.
The Lamar register., 1919-03-05
No News.

q tell you. young Jones is marked
man"
"Oh. knew that the moment l saw
the big eagle he has tattooed on his
arm."-Baltimore American.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-26
SLIGHT BLAZE CAUSE
OF MUCH EXCITEMENT


All of the local IRE companies were
called out yesterday afternoon At lao
o'clock ban alarm from box Is. located at
the corner Of Hanover and Fourth
st reets. in the heart Of tho business dis
trict. Tho fire was located in the {. r.
Wendell residence. in the third floor OF
the Hogc building. on North Fourth
street and was confined TO the kitchen
Of the apartment by tho prompt work
Of tho 1rcmcn and the assistance or
chemicals According Ia the statement
Of Mrs Wendell. tho family were doing
clothing hanging on the rack above the
kitchen range All OF the members Of
the family were absent from the room
for a few moments and returned IN find
tho room in flames. probably having
caught from the fire in tn" range. The
fire department was called at once and
the fire did not have chance 10 COM
municatc TO tho other parts OF tho build
ing The contents Of tho kitchen were
practically destroyed and tho damage
will he less than hundred dollars. The
building was slightly damaged by tho
chemical and water. but II is thought
that this damage will also be slight.
Several hundred people were attracted
TO the scene in a very few minutes.