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THE
organ (Eitg Sail« Umritt
B WIRE
FCU THE CITY OK MORGAN CITY AND VICINITY
PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS
MORGAN CITY, LA., AUGUST 14. 1916,
No 6
MTS IN THE REVIEW C0NTESS
gev name plate foi The
City Daily Review is to
* into use for the first
.. delay having been
the delay,
by the foundry in (hi
where the plate had to be ,
been
in Chi
contest which resulted 111
vith enthusiasm, altlio
ntest opened foi a <"
The Review hopes ;
;ion of this name mas
alt ho
on some more inteiesting
in the near future.
our circulation was at ;
bb at the time the con * !
j waged, yet our adyer-|
will probably be surprised !
the large number of per
bo participated. It must
erstood that no person
with the paper uas l
to compete for the
nor any member of the;"
of such persons, and
who '
with
families
in this (ity v ' ,lu (
directly connected
r numbered about ti -
all of whom were baited
pers, some sending in sever
participating.
following persons sent in
L. Adams, Eulah j
ns, Lloyd Adams, L.
nsjr., Kathrine
lie Boyle, Mrs. J. L. Bertin. j
J. C. Berwick, Edna Bout-jston
,Geo. P. Bertin, Jack Boud- !
Hazel Boudreaux, Lester
m »1 m ,t ,1
, Mrs. M. Blum. H. M. :
Alberta Campbell. Cot-;
Caipbell, V. Cepalei. John j
DriaJ^ck Campbell. A. M.
Gladys Cochran,
Du your banking with the larjeest and po
most up-to-date ban k in the city ^
The First National Bank L
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—of—
Morgan Çity, La.
"The Place for Safety"
Capital and Surplus
Resources Over
100,000.00
£500,000.0A
TWtbank is supervised by the Comptroller of the Currency of
•he United States Goyerment and the affairs are
/ conducted by leading busines men of
$ this ci, y
» t Our Aim,- Efficient Service
h Our Motto,-Security for our depositors.
r business is solicited, large or small we serve all.
Officers
-.Cotton, President, Eugene A, Phao.V-President,
Norman, V-Prt*sident. Kennte R. Hood, Cashier.
Chas. P. Lynch, Asst't. Cashier.
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WISH TO ANNOUNCE
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To our Friends and the Public
that we have installed a
gas filling station
And will carry at all Urnes
A full line of
Grade Lubricating Oils
And T ransmission Greases
We also carry in stock
rear Tires, Inner Tubes
And Auto Accessories.
1 W ta» $ a. m. to 7 p. m„ except Sundays.
RCANTILE COMPANY.
Julia Dreibolz, R. Delas, Mrs. J.
R. Draekett, Nellie
Mrs. T. E.
Dracwetts, Mrs. D. C. Durham,
- t., oio y le er, o \
Dreher, Teddy Dreher Opal
DeHart. C. J. Edwards, Pearl B.
Fowler, Claude Fernandez. Mrs.
.
Durham,
Dreher, Esther
Dracwetts, Mrs. D. C. Durham,
^ _ . _ „ „
Jr., Dorothy Dreher, "Polly"
J. L. Fisher, Dorothy Fisher.
M. Alb it Fisher. Lenis Ghir
ar( ji < Eorena Ghirardi, Bessie
!Qhii..rdi, Elsie Ghirardi, Marie
Ghirardi. Violet Guidry, Mrs.
Guidry, Mrs.
;sidn e y Guidry, Elma Gouner,
Joe j Granata, Percy Gorman,
Andrew Gioerdana, C. S. Gray,
Bernice Guidry, J. P. Gorman,
E(Jna A Gillen
Cyrus Guidry,
Mrs F Hudgens> Constance
Hebert, O. H. Howard, Jr., Ray
monfJ Joret> Chas E Kahn,
^Charley Kahn, Ernest Lathan,
Beütrice Lanaux, Pauline D.
Mizzie, Louise Mequet, G. W.
immich> ^
J.
Tessie Morgan,
McClellan, Jr..
Joe McGinnis,
i rene Morgan, Stella C. Millard,
Eddie O'Niell, Merlin O'Neill,
j nez olivier ,A. W. Pettigrew, Fid
war( j p a tterson, Mrs. A W. Pet
tigrew, Mrs. M. P. Palmer, Mrs.
w A Roberts, Mrs. J. K. W.
Smith, i red Smith, Winnona E.
Smith, Mrs. Morimer Squires,
D. G. Smylie, Louis Soumellan.
J.-Anna Pearl Squires Mrs. C. A.
Adams,'Schmidt, H. L. Squires, Theo,
Schmidt, Ma.jory Schmidt, Thur
Smith, L. E. Stafford, Joe
Samaritan, Joe Schmidt, Helen
ist afford, Derrick Scmidt, T. G.
'
Thorgeson, Mrs. T. G. Thorge
SO n, Sullivan R. White, Louise;"
White, Amanda White, Mrs. E.
Wriberg, Joseph E. Wier, Mrs
W. R .Russell, Alice Ghirardi.
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NEWS FLASHES FROM NEAR AND
Russi .ns captured Mariampol,
e a ' , . ..
The Rntish pushed forward
their lines on the Somme 300 or
400 yards along a front of al
most a mile.
The French made further pro
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the k^y to Lemberg, Podgaicy
and several other vilages in Cali
Cla ' _ . . u
„ 1 he British pushed forward
1; „ M _ c
gress southeast of Mau repas in
the Somme sector.
Doctors in New York find that
the new serum is the best me
thod of fighting infantile para
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thod of fighting infantile para
lysis, and fewer new cases and
death are reported.
The decision m the Shreveport
rate case was regarded as abol- !
ishing rate vails around states
for all time.
dam at Lake Tox; way. '
' The dam at Lake Tox: way, '
; N. C., went out and a wall of,
water seven feet high swept
down the Seneca river valley.
threatening places in the low- i
lands.
President
Wilson
the leaders on both
threatened railroad
summoned
odes in the
strike to
Washington, where he will make
a personal appeal to their public
spirit to bring atx ut harmony.
Congress was expected to ap
1
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MORE PAPER RAISE THEIR
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES j
_
Announcements are appear- j
ing in a very considerable num- ;
her of newspaper throughout
East ant j publishers very
„ • ,, . -, •
generally are realizing that it is
0 lon » er » oss,ble ,,r nec<issar *
to supply a newspaper at a los
1 ing subscription price.
This is particular!: true in
the smaller cities and towns
Where there is a personality ex
pressed throuh the columns of
the pap°r.
izing that
Publishers are real
HEIR readers want
THEIR paper, and are willing
to pay for THEIR paper regard
less of the price at which others
NO MORE FREE PAPERS
Heretofore it has been the
practice of The Morgan City
Daily Review to be ve*y gener
ous in sending papers free to ad
vertisers, advertising agents,
public and charitable institu-1
tions, officials and others
The present shortage of white
paper makes it almost impossible
for publishers to secure supplies
sufficient to take care of our re
gular paid subscribers, and are
therefore compelled to announce
that we cut off all free copies of
every kind after August 19th.
Not only has the price of
white paper advanced form 20 to
200 per cent, and more, but the
manufacturers are all urging,rates
publishei everywhere to econo
mize in every way possible, as
supplies are limited and prices
are bound to go much higher.
Acording to the Times-Picay
une, publishers of all daily paper
of New York and Brooklyn have
determined to reduce the size of
their papers and to cut all free
circulation and to take other
drastic action to curtail the con
sumption of news print paper.
The publishers of many other
cities have taken similar steps,
nut only in reducing the daily
amount of paper used but in
raising subscription prices in or
der to meet the continual ad
vance in paper cost.
It is vfci-y generally admitted
by publishers everywhere that
propriate a total of$l,700,000,
.if!* 1 ' °
bill.
Secetarv Daniels made public
statistics of the spring target
practice in the Atlantic >^-et in
reply to recent criticism f T *he
nflA w ,. . ,
000, and this was used as an ar-j
gument in advocating the pas- i
of ^«*200.000.000 revenue
hill.
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navy's gunnery efficiency,
A plot to overthrow the Car
ranza garrisons at Juarez. Chi
huahua.
San L
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orreon. Gomez Falsch >. :
San Luis Potosi, Zacatecas and
other large cities of Mexico, im
prison First Chief Carranaza '
and his cabinet and establish a
! new regime was frustrated by
General Trevino, in command at
Chihuanua.
' A tax on
' A tax on stock corpor&tpion
licenses to 1 aise $20. 000.000 was
adopted by the caucus of Demo- '
< ratic senators Mr. Lewis urg
i ing a bond issue instead to meet
Ithe emergencies cf the war.
1 Shreveport U. C. V. voted to
'return the battle fiair < ; the
Third Louisiana to Airs. Kinney
the widow of the captain of the
Shreveport company, the relic to
be preserved in the museum at
New Orleans.
are selling for.
In no cases where publishers
have raised their subscription
rates have thejv reported arty
material falling off in the num
her of subscriptions. The peo
pie are familiar \\*ith the in
crease in the cost of production,
and are not excepting to buy
something at less than the cost
of production.
A FROLIC FOR CHILDREN
The uild-Auxil'ary will have
a Peanut Hum Thursday Aug
ust 17th at the home of Mrs. L.
McNamara from 4 to 6 o'clock.
There will be plenty of home
made candy and refreshments
for sale. Proceeds to go to the
Charity Fund. Admission 5c. 3t
the price of white print paper
will never again be so low as it
was during the years just previ
ous to the outbreak of the Eur
opean war; consequently the
newspapers must figure upon a
greater cost of production than
existed when present subscrip
tion and advertising rates were
made.
To meet this situation and to
avoid serious financial loss. The
Review finds it necesary to fall
in line with the protective mea
'sures that are being so generally
adopted thruout the country. We
hope to avoid a further increase
in subscription and advertising
and it is for this reason
j that we must cut off the free
papers,
We believe that The Keview
advertisers and the others who
have been upon the free list of
this paper will view this action :
with the broad understanding
that characterizes their gener
al view of the unsettled busi
ness conditions. Knowing that
it is not to add to the profit oi
the publishers but to save them
from financial loss that the,
move is inaurgated. The Review \
into effect on the20th of this
feels that those who have here
tofore enjoyed the privilege of
the free list will cheerfully ac
cept the new conditions that go
into effect on ifie 20th of this
month.
diet Wise If is iter he
THE SIGN OF THE TIMES"
A FEW YEARS AGO MANY
0F us LOOKED JPON THE
GENERAL STORE FOR EY
ppvTmve - m , T ....
E ^ TH1NCt ,HAI " As DL
IREP IN EATABLES AND
WARE.
STORE
G IG\R
\
WAREABLES:
THE TIMES HAVE!) (HANG
ED CONDITIONS
WE NOW G ) TO A HARD
WARE STORE FOR HARD
TO
FOR
A DRYGOODS !
DRYGOODS. k \
TORE FOR CIG\RSi
A MENS WEAR STORK
•MENS WEAR"
EACH BUSINESS IS A SPF.-i
CIA LTY THESE DAYS. THESE !
YOUR !
FOR
hir < VT Y , v n c -, T-\ / r \1
i^evrs «-EQlIKEj
THAT'S OUR MOTTO
RIGHT ON YOUR WAY TO THE POSTOFFICE.
Insure Your Property Today
Tomorrow may be too late
See Morgan City Riisity ?nd insurance Agen:
; m- KiIV. I,it,-. ,\cf
Pût tf Glass. Mar
fact anv kind ni 1 1 ,
a mi He alii,
ciiipeiDiiiii
i't> in th
lui gt
came- at lowest current i;,h
Frank Vaughan, Mgr.,
Telephone 2 SI }
Quartered Oak Dining Room Suit
9 Pieces
Beautiful Library Suit
6 Pieces
Just received in addition to our large
assortment of Furniture
We will sell you any article in furniture or house furn
ishings at Reasonable Prices and suitable terms.
Home Furnishing Co.
General Line of Furniture and House Furnishings
Next to Belanger's Drug Store -:- Phone 16
I
Morgan City Livery Co. ^
P.»illSI \GKNTS KOI; *
Chevrolet Cars
We keep parts for same. Demonstration "ladly «ftven. Phone 1,15-112
:
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Morgan City Plumbing Works
L. J. FLEURY. Manager
Plumldnsr :»nii Kitt'mf. U* 1 Yirs, '*n short notice, No trouble to
sr' -e estimates on wo-k. f'HON'K 549
Rexall Remedies, Rexall Rubber Coods,
Rexall Talcums, Rexall Toilet Articles,
Dozens of other Rexall preparations.
Every item made under the Rexall brand is guarantee« < to
give satisfaction. If it does not give satisfaction, brir»^ it
back and get your money it belongs to you and we
want you to have it.
BELANGER DRUG COMPANY
THE REXALL STORE
WE STUDY WHAT THE
MAN NEEDS AND oEl L HIM
THE BEST THAT MONEY C VN
BUY AT THE MOST KEASON
, T )i r iminp
ABLE PRICE.
ONE PRICE SYSTEM IS BE
|T N G Sl'CESSFCLLY PRAC
TICE THROUGHOUT THE
; COUNTRY TODAY.
TOM DICK AND HARRY
(:i:T TUK same TREATMENT
UKRE - THE BEST WE KNOW
IlOU - UE BANK EP0X A
i* ATISFIEI) CUSTOMER BE
ING OUR BEST ADVERTISE
jMENT.
LET US SERVE YOU. WE
GUARANTEE TO PLEA SE
YOU.
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MAKE THIS SI ORE TOUR
HEADQUARTERS.
MENS WEARS SPECIALTIES.