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Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
OMAHA PULLS DOWN
COLORS OF SIOUX
Purple and White Give Indians
Pointers in All Branches in
Thrilling Contest
TwENTY-EIGHT = TWENTY-FIVE

SIOUX CITY. Ia. Jan. 31.-(Speeial Tel
egram.)-Omaha High school took Sioux
City High school down the line in one OF
the most thrilling basket ball games ever
witnessed on Sioux City court. The
final count found the visitors at the Ions
end of a 2S to % score.
Omaha took the lead in the game and
ran up such a large margin that when
the local lads managed TO get started II
was too late.
The Omaha team bewildered the locals
with its short passing game and ability
to break up Sioux City's formations, The
end of the first found Omaha leading
20 to ~, 1t was not until substitutes had
been showed into the contest that Sioux
City could get away.
For the visitors Flothow played a SEN
sational game. He covered all kinds OF
territory and managed to cover his mar
easily and get away clean in the mixups
He shot three of the most difficult field
goals imaginable. Out of thirteen free
throws he made ten count. PaynteT and
Patty also played star game for Omaha,
For Sioux City, Captain Hollenbeck APP
peared to advantage. but the burden on
him was too much and at times he was
trying to cover two men, but with little
success. The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
NEBRASKA WESLEYAN
WILL PLAY CORNHUSKERS

UNIVERSITY PLACE. Neb., Jan 81
(speciai) - The Wesleyan basket ball
team Is putting in hard practice daily in
anticipation Of a stiff game with the
Cornhuskers, who play on the Wesleyan
floor on Friday evening, While Coyote
supporters are confident that they will
win, they do not expect an easy victory,
as Nebraska is still singing under the
defeat OF last year at the hands OF the
Methodists after the cornhuskers had
virtually annexed the valley champions
ship. Wesleyan has all OF last years
men back but Keester, who graduated.
Keester's place will be ably taken by
Iiussey. who played as substitute a year
ago
In addition to the Nebraska game. the
other home games for the season are
Peru on February % and Kansas Wes-
leyan on March p The team viii make
a trip into Iowa beginning February 8,
when they play simpson college at Indi-
anola. This viii be followed by games
with the teams at Pella February o,
Jefferson. February 20 and Fort Dodge,
February II. They then swing into
South Dakota, playing the University OF
South Dakota on the 18th and I.eMars
college on February 49, The return game
with Nebraska viii be played on Febru-
airy q and with Peru on March s.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
Motor Bicycle is
Put on the Market

The Miami Cycle and Manufacturing
company has placed on the market a new
kind of motorcycle, called the Miami
motor bicycle. The motor bicycle Is
built with view toward entering a mar
ket to which the present type OF motor
cycle does not appeal.
The new machine weighs but 100
pounds, Its upkeep expense is very light.
fuel tests showing that the cycle viii run
100 miles on 10 cents.
II is more simply designed than the
ordinary heavy motorcycle and Is free
from all complicated mechanisms that
make repairing tedious task. A, boy
or girl can ride the new machine just
as easily and safely as a grown-up.
The Miami motor bicycle was one OF the
big hits at the New York show and again
at the Chicago exposition. Dealer rep
resentation is being arranged in all large
cities in the country and It is predicted
that the new machine will soon be as
frequent an object on the road as the old
style type.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
Has Used ChamberIain's Cough
Remedy for TsSenfy Years.

"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been
used In my household for the last twenty
years. began giving IL 10 my children
when they were small As a quick re-
lief for Group. whooping cough and or
binary colds. II has no equal, Being free
from opium and other harmful drugs.
never felt afraid to give Il 10 the children
have recommended IL TO a large num-
Der OF friends ard neighbors. who have
used It and speak highly of H." writes
Mrs. Mary Minke. shortsville, N X.
obtainable ere.-Adyertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
STOUZ TRIM CLARA BELLIES
Win Special Match by Coping Two
Out Of Three Games and
High Total,
COCHRAN IS HIGH INpIvIpUAI

An old score which has been brewing
for some time was settled yesterday
morning when the Storz team OF the
Omaha league copped two games out Of
three and high total from the Clara Bellies
OF the Booster league In a special match
bowling contest The storE rollers ran
wild, registering a grand total Of 9,o5s
pins. which is Just about high enough
score TO win any old bowling match.
Cochran Of the,s was high man for
the teams and also scored high single
game. He rolled a total OF Col for the
three games and 2Ss for high single
game. High scores were plentiful with
Martin rolling 2s7, Terrell ga and Cain
and Cummings 2Ss Thirteen games Of
over 900 were rolled during the match
Score
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
Sam Huntley Is High
Amateur at Houston
Trap Shoot Tourney

HOUSTON Tex, Jan, SLATER coping
all the money In sight at Pinehurst a
week ago, Sam Huntley OF Omaha in
vaded Houston today and registered high
amateur In the final day OF the sunny
South Target tournament. lie broke 100
out of a possible 200 targets. HIS score
was even higher than the high profess
sional. f. NJ. Faurote OF Houston, who
only broke $50 rocks
Harve Dixon of orongo. Mo. amateur,
won high average for the week. having
broken 1,OS4 targets out OF 1,lS0.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
Pierce Five Flags
0'Neill's Quintet

PIERCE, Neb., Jan. Sl.-(speeial.) 1.-THE
Pierce High school basket ball team easily
defeated the fast Irish five from o'Nenl
on the home floor last evening by the
lop-sided score OF 80 to g.
The first half resulted 40 to In favor
of Pierce and in the last half the home
team was Instructed TO practice team
work entirely and not try for baskets.
In this half Pierce showed brilliant work
in passing tho ball. the oNeill five being
unable to solve their opponents signals
or team work and being woefully out
classed at every point OF the game.
This makes Pierce's tenth unbroken vic
tory this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
PROGRESS MADE IN
SIx-DAY BIKE RACE

CHICAGO. Jan. a.-After forty-slx
hours of pedaIing the seven leading
teams In the six day bicycle race had COW
cred S3i miles even. The other five
teams we're but lap behind.
Water on the track caused numerous
falls and the muscle-stiffened riders were
making much lower pace than on
Friday
The leading teams werei Walthour-
Bedeli, Morsn-McNsmara. Egg-Verri.
Walker-Ttoot. Drobach-Piercey, Cory
Csrman and Linart-pupuy
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
ROOT CARRIES KouNTZE
MEMORIALS TO VICTORY

Root with a total OF eight field goals
to his credit. shot the KCdntze Memoir
falls to victory over the First Metho-
dIsts Saturday at the Young Mems
Christian association The score ended.
"a to %. The contest was unusually hard
played. both teams committing a fetal OF
thirty-nine fouls
At the end OF the first period the
Memorials led by one point. the score
at the time being Y to II.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
Illinois Star Five
Will Play Gunners

The Illinois American Athletic assoela-
ton quintet last seasons basket bail
champions OF America. will play the
Tewnsends February II, according 70
Manager Drummond OF the Omaha five.
The Illinois aggregatlon is on coast to
coast trip aiming TO reach San Francisco
exposition the latter part OF March. where
they will compete In the national tourna-
ment. Since leaving Chicago the cham
pions have swept everything before them
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
FIRST CHRISTIANS PLAY
RINGS AROUND METH0DISTS

The First Christians, leaders Of the
Church Basket Ball league. completely
squashed their rivals, the Hanscom Park
Methodists. Saturday at the Young
Mems Christian association gymnasium.
50 to s. The Christians had the better OF
the argument in every phase OF the game.
Bad passing and inaccuracy in locating
the basket we're responsible for the iop-
sided score
The close guarding OF the Woigel
brothers featured for the Christians.
while Willard and Reed did the best work
for HanScom Park. Lineup;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
FIELDER JONES GIVES
OUT HIS TRAINING PLANS

+ ST. LOUIS. Jan. si.-Fielder A. Jones,
manager of the st. Louis Federals, an
nounced upon his return tonight from
g9avana, Cuba, that his team would
depart for. Havana February "a, and
would complete its training there April
g. The Federals will play the teams OF
Havana on Saturdays, Sundays and Mon
days and Thursdays.
Branch Hickey. manager of the 81.
Louis Americans. left tonight for Hous-
ton, Tex, to complete arrangements for
the spring training Of his club near that
city.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
BLUFFS CUBS DEFEAT
HIGH SCHOOL RESERVES

Better luck In beating the basket gave
the Council Bluffs Cubs a victory over
the Omaha High school Reserves Satur-
day night on the formers gymnasium
floor. q to g.
The first half OF the game was played
in whirlwind fashion and resulted IN a
ID AZ 4 fIo TI,a ffpIs,n.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01

HARVARD. Neb., Jan. u.-(special.) -
Harvard High school defeated Kenesaw
High school here in a fast game OF has
ket ball Friday night The game was
featured BY several baskets from the
middle OF the floor. Oelschlager center
for Kenesaw, got one and Carriker,
guard, for Harvard one. CAPTAIN Hart
lev for Harvard made Is OF the IS points
won by his team. Score: Harvard, So;
KenesaW. 81
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01

SHELTON Neb.. Jan. 31.-(Special. -
The Shelton High school basket BAH boys
and girls teams were too fast for Stroms-
burgs boys and Wood River girls at
the school gymnasium last night Score :
shelton. "a: StromsburR. n. shelton girls
g; Wood River girls. y.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
OMAHA.

Field goals: Hinkley. 2; Worth. 4; Lar
fPS axn nPows, Wilfox FISthow s. Patty =
gel, 5; Larson. 4; Flothow, 10. Substi-
tutes-For Sioux City: Larson for Rie-
gel Menefee for Worth, Brown for Hill,
Morningside
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
LEPINSKI WINS IN A SPECIAL
MATCH FROM LETTERS CRACK

Lepinsld of the Willow Springs bowl
ing team won special match Of ten
games yesterday on the Farnam alleys
from Ham OF the letters Old Age of
South Omaha. scoring 1892 against Hams
1851. The match was for purse of $50.
Following is the score in detail:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01

C0, Hansen 90. Berry i2), Barrowman
~. Free throws Buzard O0). Barrow
man 90. Fouls committed; Methodists.
-, kountze Memorials, 81 Referee
Hughes.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01

DENISON. Ia. Jan. 3l-(Special. D
Denison high school basket ball team
Fort Dodge "a to g. on the previous
evening Dodge defeated Perry Is 10 lG
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
DR.. BeII's Pine-Tar-Honey.

Get a 2c bottle today. keep II for your
cough or cold. Good for children. adult
and aged. All druggists -Adyertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01

Dodds for Charlesworth. Field goals
Hobson CD, II. Weigel. Miles 90. Parish
(5), Smith, Willard. Free throws: Parish
a., Smith, Reel, Willard t2). Fouls COM
90 Referee: Hughes. Timekeeper;
Olson. Scorekeeper: Sunderland.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01

Field goals: Mayher 8: Deffenbaugh, 4;
Morrison. S; mcfarland, 8; Geisler, 8;
Purcupile, q Moskowitz. 3, Foul goals.
Deffenbaugh, 81 Geisier. Fouls com
mitted; Cubs. s; Reserves. 7, Referee,
Montgomery
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
Hundred Dollars a Head for Hogs.

MISSOURI VALLEY. Ia. Jan. 81
Especial Notwithstanding zero weather
day was largely attended, buyers COM
Ing from many different states and the
fifty-five head going ia. Iowa, Nebraska,
South Dakota, Missouri and Minnesota
of Kirksville. Mo. purchasing the best
of the herd at S225.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
wisconsin.
Wisconsin.
Upper Wisconsin

Best oalfy and general crop state In the
union; settlers wanted. Lands for sale at
low prices on easy terms. Ask for book
let No. "a on Wisconsin Central Land
Grant. Excellent lands for stock raising
II interested in fruit lands ask for book
let on Apple Orchards. Address Land and
Industrial Department, 500 Line Railway
Minneapolis MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
AIexandria win. Both Game..

AIeNandrta WIns BOth Uamess
ALEXANDRIA, Neb, Jan. 3l.-(spe-
cial) Alexandria High school basket
High school teams Friday evening. The
boys game resulted in a score OF IS to
IL and the girls 81 TO 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
Owner Must Sell

AOn account Of sickness l must sell my
l0-room brick flat: within easy walkIns
distance. / am behind in my payment
and am compelled to do something imrne-
diately. Cali Harvey 1916
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
HG1NSunshinyW|
eRoonSA

FURNISHED ROOM. heated. 4sl4 North
Sist Ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01

BEMIS PARK-All mod. room 20 re
spectacle lady; housekeeping privileges,
H. 1906
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
LEPINSKI.

Total ........i.ssiI Total 800.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
ABSTRACTS 0F TITLE.

ABSTRACTS OF TTTLR.
REED Abstract Co. OLDEST abstract Of.
flee In Nebraska 90 e -ndeis Theater.
KERR Title GuaranLee ano Abstract Co.
q modern aSgtlaet office. 30 y 18th 81
Phone Douglas Sls7-
REAL ESTATE LOANS
CITY and farm loans. 5. 5hs per cent.
]. II. Dunlont & &C.. l6os Farnanl Omaha
WANTED-city loans and warrants. w.
Farnam Smith a. Co.. 1890 Farnam
$40 TO 5000 made promptly. n. ID. Weed.
Wead Bldg. 18TH and FaTnam Sts-
OMAHA homes. East Nebraska farms
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO,
i0i6 Omaha Natl Douglas 2I15
81 AND 81 farm loans Vim. Mccor-
mick, So Paxton Block.
500 70 $1,000 made promptly. +. d. Wead,
Wead Bldg. 18th and Farnam SITS.
GARVIN BROS d 6%sSs ~ Sst ana s.S q
SEE US first II you want a farm loan.
United states Trust Co. Omaha Nsb
WANTED-clty loans. Peters trust Co
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01

NAN of misfortune, hero is chance for a
happy change; 75-acre farm, S-room
house, z barns, memories; price, with 10
cows, 2,39O; $500 cash, 500 yearly
DON'T give up in dismay because ham
mers are thrown instead of bouquets.
40-acre riverview farm in r.. r. Village,
new basement barn, new S-room house
~ cows; price. $500; $500 cash. 500 yearly.
X X. fare TO purchaser. Write for photos.
E.. MUNSON
2426 81 Ehlina 81 Svracusn n
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01

MODERN furnished rooms and good
family style board. s. per week. Call
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01

with board in best neighborhood, West
Farnam district, newly furnished, steam
heat, homelike surroundings. Address
A. l.. w. care Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
Nebraska.

THE ROSEBUD LAND CO.,
IA Barker Blk, Omaha,
Sells, exchanges Neb. farms and ranches
SECTION KimbaII Co. Gross. 2i0i Paul
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01
swAPPER's COLUMN

TWENTY acres rich truck land, near
Gulf, 2 miles from Robstown, Tex.
Address S. c. 1922 Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-01

FOR sALE-I5y owner. Groom BUNGALOW
modern In every respect; In first-cias,
condition; will sell cheap for cash. Isl
Henderson st Tel, Webster 6sfS
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18

A statement in the Enterprise
Of last week to the effect that
Bogalusa has only three cand'-
dates for Police Jury and is en-
titled to there representa-
tives from That ward, brought
out the comment that two other
": rds in our parish are so we'll
satisfied with their present po.
lice members that they are re.
turning them by Reclamation
Very complimentary 10 Messrs.
Spring and Sanford Of the First
and Sixth Wards to have no op.
position notvithst; noin2 the
troubulous Zines they served
thrulas term.
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LETTERS f;jo;t I'VE ;SSO;?iiE

Letters for this department must
not exceed 500 words. i'he name
and address must be cl.' n:eG. The
Ira Leader viii publish all COM
municatinus submitted III conform
tory to these rules that it deems
advisable, but IS not responsible
Tor the views therein expressed.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18
Cur Two Candidates.
To Editor F,,ra-I

|
sac the two canIllat.* for
Gov'rnor are being discussed;
quite literally and should Iit"
to State my views rJ!ltcrniny The
situation.
Some claim want O: confidence
il Mr.. i}arrett's sincerity il IHe
cause Of Prohibition While |
DON'T know Mr.. Barrett personal.
ly, | can't doubt his integrity
from the fact that he comes from
4 part Of the state where citizen
ship is above The average and
this, same m 'raI constituency
has honored him time and again
with public office and have now
brought him forward for the
highest office in the Gift Of the
."'p'e, Governor Of our State.
This is sufficient proof that he
''H; been sincere in all matters Of
p :sjtipic in the past and We CON
jIu1''.Iy look for The same sinceri.
y now..~
Ills enemies claim tha, he es-
;''usrd the Gauss o: prohibition
merely for the sake Of being
elected, but it appears to HE that
he well knew that would throw
the entire liquor force agains,
man, as was proven by the Ring
organizing; against hin in favor
Of Mr.. Pleasant, the Local Option
candidate.
| have no criticism to offer
against local option, for it has
served its propose and served II
we'll, bat under that we are dry
md yet we are not dry
Is the state commerce law allows
liquor to be shipped into dry ter
.itory. So now We need another
step forward to close this gap.
Over twO-thirdS Of this state is
Try now, New Orleans and its sur
territory being the ''wet
;est' there IS, and they claim
hat they are not ready just
wait a little till they can get their
'evenue in better shape. That is
The old cry for the liquor interests
nave never wanted to give up any
erritory and hence try to make
t appear that the community is
dependent for its finaEcies, upon
he revneu derived from saloon
license. while as a matter Of fact
t has been thoroughly proven by
very locality that has voted
out, that with prohibition
he city financies has without ex-
option improved and that notice
IDLY.
The good people all over the
United States are paying their
to the support of able
minister's almost wholly to tie
vet part Of the state Of Louis lana,
0 carry that noble banner of
King Emanuel to the precious
souls of men and women and |
ask you then, where is the Christ.
ans consistency. when by our
vote and influence we tasten
his greatest weapon of the devil
mon these workers of the Lord.
Inconsistency thou art indeed a
jewell" appeal to the minis
ters of the blessed Gospel Of
Christ to preach Prohibition. AL
50 to the noble women to use
your influence against your most
dreaded enemy, drink. Away
with the mighty Demon! Its
history is written in blood from
its very beginning.
w. l.. Smith.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18
Local liens;
Brief Mention OF Local an,! Persona! j,
Happenings of The Week. |.

happenings or NE r..
~ - r.. * =. ~ ~ -; -. ~
Dr.. j. l.. Brock spent Monday.
IN New Orleans.
For SaIe--Good mule cheap at
The Darlington Store.
Rev. &. +. Corkcrn and J. J.
Walker spent Mol,|ty in Rio.
For Sale.-Pure Bred White
Rock Boosters $3.50, Ern:> 500
0. e. \li5,.n, 4 ,na, E..
Misses Eva and i.f1;c Na4pr
spent Sunday and Monday in
New Orleans. --~
Miss Ethel 'raiIcy was a week
end guest Of Miss Agnes Wood |
Notice. hereby give notice
that | am applying for pardon.
Fl, E. Kennedy. |
W. F. Simmons who was on the
sick list last week.. we are clad |
t. see is out again an; Saning|y |
entirely recovered.
Mrs. W. f. Simr.orS entel-
tanned at dinner Sunday in hon.
or of her cousin, Mrs. J, ".
Rawlcs.
A complete stock of standard /
size GLASS, SASH and DOORS |:
at Tn, Darlington Store.
Dr.. J. NJ. Brock and O. e.
Brock of Mt. Hermon spent the
weekend with J. Vol Brock.
NJ. w. OFT motored to Mt. Her.
MN Sunday and Speut the day
aud night at his old home.
Dr.. and Mrs. L. W. Brock
motored out from Mt. Herlnon
Sunday and spent the day with
their sick brother, J. Vol Brock. (
We are still in the market for
Cane Syrup. Consult Us befor
selling your crop.
The Darlington Store, Inc.
Mrs. J. W. Rawles, of Column q
bja. Miss, with her two little +
children, spent last week with
her aunt, Mrs. D. 3. Walker.
Robert Riley of Bush spent <
the weekend with his sister, !;
Mrs. D. Fl. McCreary. s
Nj. and Mrs. J. NJ. Burris /
vert to New Orlean Sunday y
where Mrs. Burris was taken to .
Hotel Dieu for several weeks .
medical treatment. u
Misses Florence Foil and Au- .
dena Reeves spent Saturday in \
New Orleans, where Miss Foil \
went to consult a specialist for
her eyes.
Misses Sara Williamson and =
Julia MacNeill spent Sunday al y
ternoon and evening with friends U
in Bogalusa. y
Messrs. George Varnado, Will Il
ton Magee and Jim Bickham, a
with Misses Tetula Nc Micha el :
and Leila Varnado, motored to d
Amite and spent the Weekend. t
Mrs. W. J. Dobson spent We'd y
nesday afternoon with Clyde
Hamilton in the Bogalusa Hos.
pital. !,
Misses Jessie Bateman and I
Florence Humble spent Satur- t
day and Sunday W tn Mrs. NJ.
Bateman ut Richardson. ,
Mrs. Robert Darlington spent
Wednesday in Bogalusa with her
brother. Clyde Hamilton, who is
in the hospital there where he
underwent a successful opera
ton Monday for appendicitis.
Miss Nellie Dobson left Satur-
E. (f:k,, ,,}~ |
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II you need ice cal! telepIlon,

~ 'llt' tt'!p'b 'l''u lIcl3IlC once III
the absence Of the regular agent
who is sick.
al! |nnds fertilizer At The
Darlington Store.
| I Mr.. and Mrs. John Afford Of
Bush are visiting .lrs. J. T.
Wood this week:
! Crisp Lettuce and fresh Celery
right nuW at }IOou'S Market.
Miss t'ioV>j Loitin, Of New Or
cans, visited Mrs. I. J. SIM
mons several days last week.
Mrs. Is. f. Fisher, who has
been in Texas some time visit
',:y relatives. returned recently
to her home with her son, Sheriff
I. }. Simmons.
}. D. Kerr spent last week end
in BrO0klaven with his family
who are there Oh an extended
visit.
Little Adele Simmons, infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c, G.
Simmons, is improving after a
right serious illness last week.
( J.. B. Lindsey OF i}ogatusa is
spending this week in !''rankIin>
ton in the absence of Miss Dob
json from the bank.
Mrs. Martin Simmons and fam
lily have moved back from P0yner
Texas, where they lived the last
two yers of Mr.. Simmons life,
and they will again make their
home on the farm near Spring
Hill.
Miss Maude Burch narrowly |
ESCAPED a serious accident, and
as it was received Il painful burn
on the hand and sliyhi bruises
about the body, when the chin
pey suddenly fell in her room
Monday morning. She was
Standing closely in front of
small fire when the chimney fell
and knocked her down, causing
the injuries spoken Of above.
DTED-At the home Of his
mother. in Sonth Franklinton.
Wende$ day night last, after an
I|ness Of only a few days Willie
Seal died at the age of II years.
Funeral services we're held in
lie Methodist church at three
o'clock Thursday afternoon, Rev.
7. A. Mccormack officiating and
he body was inferred in Ellis
Cemetery. He is survived by
n aged mother, a sister and a
BROTHER to whom we extend
HEARTFELT sympathy.
Mrs. L. D. Greenlaw who has
,ecn in bogalusa for the past
ortnight, returned to Franklin
on for the week end. but return
ID to Bogalusa again the first of
he week to be with her daugh-
er, Mrs. Bra|lefeld, who has
IN infected finger from which
;he is suffering quite a great
leal, tho tho physician thinks
here IS no danger of the infec.
ion spreading farther than tine
niger.
J. A. LaCour, our very popu-
al Depot Agent has qeen pro.
noted to Commercial Agent of
the New Orleans Great Northern
Railroad, with head quarters at
Jackson, Miss. The business
people OF the town have appre-
ciated Mr.. LaCour's services
here very highly and hate to lose
him from our office, but as a
matter of personal regard all |
are gra1itied at his promotion.
TIC will be succeeded here by |
Mr.. L.. 0. Terragossa from the |
w :. 0rfn,, n - ~,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1915-11-18

Whereas ! have purchased
from ;hc Hon. T|'u;.>, J.. SIM
mons, Sheriff ANA FIX -Oiii;.ia Tax
G Hector, M lure Itjlit, 1915. al
Tax Sale. tn" following dc*r;jb-
cI property sit ualed and located
in Washington Parish. Louisiana.
t wit:
81 =! :icyr> being tie northwest
/ + southeast ! ana :>nu'!,;e:.t
! + nnrijl"a,>t ! OF Sect;rD j..
township |. :>nH,h range 10 cat.
which said property WAS sole
for taxes for the year 1919 in the
name Of Percy FIJI, i>enjzcu as