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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
THE. CONFESSIONS q. A WIFE
Lives There Man Who I, True TO Il.> Wife? Marge
Questions

4 bitter memory rose go IA ....t
rs asset E.!eHc TO you ra.g-
there s any husband 81 The wl-..
tha' '- nor sometimes untrue 90 r.-
e'-
Etara turned 20 RIO quickly ~r.
moon had gone under cloud T'-
sea and th- deck o.. ~" yacht were
IN gloom
You DON mean .hs' Dick
"Tha- Is gs' aha, Do mean
The night and -ho place N.r.
right for condolences and EHaTs --
'he on person who vev.t Under
stand 'o- hal been ne ore. WON
remember .''''s Book n-1 Rad
ood D4sita Nar p all ts- .-0Gs'.
'Oh NsrE- am 500 .n--r .n
so-rv. 'r- ya-. -ha SAID ,u-v.-.gs''
and ye' there &c some e1rs-. far
Dick roo Nol ugs' remember III .
Won have -eel 1--l-.
a '-F INTERRUPTED 'o- ,a.~
r 'r'rk : r-.'t NOT 20. 80 badly
10 had had sudden azs'o7 Pr
aor1e other woman during '5sf -iwr
Prr no a~a occurred aStio ! 7e-
well. E'te-e- ~ q tine ~ hen -.-.r
mon even his Ensf f-a-7s seemed
20 'rirE r7e desirable
when d,d soa End e. out'" ero
asked
Jus, before ny accident" I an.
vwereL
could not 'e" her Ii'''a book
that j. vas Eleanor Fair.ev prnr
Eleanor q dead - her rest In 80
peace sha -evor knew m nor'N
And thought Wa-Fte f~g v.ra
rre orc raony narr!nd a-l-H---s----
M s~7ua.r'anoo 90 rnua-sed r. rEr
sadly
Wei. dear Eleno Pm nor r-r
py and 7 have almns' come 20 'he
conclusion hat no one je uhaf vr
call happily married after mo
honey Don lie over
DO YOU know Na-Rie ratI
F7iAna. after = pause ~ sore'ir m os
think that Nc women arc qu''o "a
much 20 blame 'o~ 'hts state - -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
Lawyers Clash over AInnony

Attorneys James u Pound an !
John Burns engaged IN q verbal bat
tie in Judge Hosmors court Safur-
da} morning when Pound ooUcht 20
ecnd 20 jail Buns and bis client.
William Roe. because OF Roc's non
payment - lllmouy 10 Hrs Susan
Roo on the alleged advice OF Burus
Roc had 10 pass over check for
$50 In court. the arrears % $50 "a
week alimony assessment Bu'ns
said he hadn't known OF th" alimony
order. and was not held In contempt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
OF DEAD
MAN IS MISSING

Mrs = Govt. % Wlliams'ovu
Mich. whose husband Edward a.
years old dropped dead suddenly -
woodward ave and States Friday
noon. has asked 'he police 20 aid IN
a search FOR rafchel belonging 20
her husband containing farm mort
Cages, contracts and Other papers
% value only 70 her
Govt arrived ~ Detroit Friday 20
mako arrangements FOR The removal
% HE home from Williamson 10
Detroit Mrs Coy docs not know
whore no stayed while IN ne ei'y.
The body % N. dead man Is 20 be
shipped to williamson FOR burial
PviptinE--the pioin neat kind--thst
~ - m
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
"RODY" ANSWERS THE
QUERY, AM MARRIED p


MANY many young women who
have attended tho Billy Sunday
tabernacle meetings have ad-
mircd tho handsome and happy
musical director. Homer Rode.
HEAVIER and The question on hun
dred. % lips has been is he
married ."
Mr. Rodeheaver answered The
question Friday night
We have new singer with
rs tonight he said, and 7 will
ask him 10 sing a duet with me-"
A hnc looking lad % about -
vent 20 the platform and Rody"
PM him arm around his shout.
ders
His name Is Rodeheayer,
also. no said snillnEly
After their song tho applause
was prolonged and "Rody" said.
"If YOU eYcusr us tonight I'll
bring the rest 81 the family TO
morrow 70 sing FOR YOU
II might as well answer a
question now that have heard
has been asked many times n
r.. am 7 married I will say that
support wife and two chill
dren"
There was a tremendous burst
~ applause.
"lt IL my fathers wife, how
ever. and her two children" he
added The boy who helped me
sing ~ my hair brother "
Does that explain to the many
admirers OF Homer Rodeheaver
whether he ia married.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
UNION DRY MEN
ISSUE CHALLENGE

Tho Trade Union by league. ~
Do'roit an organization ~ trade
union men Who favor passage ~ the
proposed statewide prohibition
amendment has issued a chalIcnEe
for debate 20 Claude . Taylor.
president OF the Michigan Fedora
tion % Labor, who Is opposed 20 Tho
amendment Tho dry league has
named as members % its commit
fer FOR The staging % The debate.
me following, r X Harris Frank
K Mar,el. and G. n Black Richard
Jones. member 81 Tho Commercial
Telegraphers' union, has been 30
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16

TOLEDO Oct IL Hogs fp.r..ts
500 market 'f4 50. '.Uef
~ Y kb med .sr~s ff-Ea -H.
yorkers o. rs n 60 RnrE .s
~ calves. Na~fsf stead. -..af
and lambs Narker sfnaIr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16

70 execute ordsrs IN me Ev-rary4
" r. Moss 4 CO.. Carlyle & pavaa.
Geo NJ We, & CO. 2 r Mae--.1e
4 Co. " y Sotl- q co. = =. S~y-
uour Co. " 2 Ncta gKn.in. Me-
riu. Lynch q Co " A Ea~t|r s
Co. WIN A Seer 4 CO.. Smear &
Couls Emmett Z. sprague. VIZ H.
Rose a Co. ? r PeItor a Co. Joel
Stockarc A. Co. Bennett Smith &
Co Matthew F1rr A. " Wallace <
Co. Lewis y gortcr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16

pWfnttnR--tb~ plain neat ktbd-that
IL riE ht--Ttnss job Bept.-Mnln fh2o.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16

Pvfntlng--the pIaIr neat kIud-,h,,
u riGht--Times Job Dept.-MaIn as2O
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16
cuRn Copper SrockS.
FIcIN nITrIcp

f1.CfN. IN oct u -RUtter' All
sAirs at stAc. same price as last
Wsck.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-16

PrfptinE--the plain neat Rind-that
I- rtgAt-Ttmes Job Debt.-uatn 1920.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-27

razmer pa Sc je zopet potopil do de-
set v~ozljev ter ostal v tel globo6ini
tri ure. Nato Sc je zopet dvignil ma
povrsino ter vozil neprestano vso noe
in potem vso nedeljo, ne da bi Sc po-
topil.
V nedeljo, OBJ polosmih, Sc je zopet
pokazal neki angleski rusilec, - ma
d~aljuje Norberg, - in izginili smo V
globocino, v kateri smo ostali dolgo
casa. Tekom noel smo Sc zopet upali
ma povrsje, kjer smo vozili do treh
popoldne v pondeljek. Megleno vreme
pa mas je takrat zopet prisililo. da smo
Sc potopili "a deset vozljev, kjer smo
ostali do osmih. Ostanek pondeljka
in naslednje jutro smo vozili pc po-
vrsini.
Vreme je bilo sedaj jasno in veter
je pihal cd j~ugovzhoda. OBJ desetih V
torek m Sc zopet potopili, baje Ia
to, da izmenjajo signale z neko drugo
ladjo. Poldrugo uro pozneje smo sre-
cali norvesko barko "Silas" in z izje-
mo enega moza, XII Sc je izdajal IN
Norvezana, a je bill v resnici Nemec,
so mas vse prevedli ma to ladjo. Tudi
oba Angelica sta smela ma krov nor
.veske jadernice.
Cello pc peturnem bivanju pod vodo
je bill zrak v podmorskem Golnu Sc
vedno zelo dober in clovek nj incl
nobenih tezkoc pri dihanju ter tudi nj
bilo cutiti tesnobe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-27
zENSkE v ANGLESKI INDUSTRIJI

IL Londona porocajo, da Sc je ma
razli6ne pozive angleske Wade re
$500, 600 zensk odzvalo "a delo v an
gleskih industrijah. Use delo, katero
morejo ~opravljati neizucene moci, Sc
nahaja poveeini v zenskih rokah.
Doslej so zenske v Angliji delale
lie v tkalskih tovarnah; zdaj zelo pri-
manjkuje delavk v omenjenih tovar-
nah, kajti velika vecina Min, XII so
doslej delale v tkalski industriji, so
to delo opustile in sic rajsi v NUM-
cijske tovarne, kjer Sc enkrat, ali pa
Sc veckrat, vec zasluzijo. Ravnotako
primanjkuje tudi navadnih sluzkinj,
kuharic in peric.
Porocilo dostavlja, da zenske cello
bolje in vestneje opravljajo svoje de-
10, kot so ga moski.
Zanimivo je tudi, da - kot pravi
doticno porocilo - delodajalci malo-
kdaj odslove kako delavko. Bale so
jih odslovili lie nekaj vec kot en- cd
stotek. Tudi Sc baje v onih t~ovarnah,
kjer so zaposlene zenske, prigodi We
like mani eksplozij in nesrec kot v
1elajo moski. Delavke
so med delom nenavadno the. Govo-
re lie, &c Sc je prejsnji dan kaj izred-
mega dogodilo ma bojiscih ali kje dru-
gle. PR delu Jill nadzorujejo moski
poslovodje. Pri nekem zborovanju
Zenske delavske lige je govornik de-
jail, da BIO najmanj dive t%retjini ten
zensk tudi pc vojni ostalo v industriji,
ako ne v municijski, pa v kaksni dru-
gi, kajti najmanj 100000 MOI, Xxi
so zdaj v armada. ne DO hotelo oziro-
ma ne DO moglo opravljati della. S ka-
term so bill ~zaposleni pred vojno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-27

s 1870 Sc glasi:
Kdor javno hujska razne razrede prebival'
silva drugega proti drugemu ma tax nacin, da Je
neyaren "a javen mir, Sc kaznuje Z globO do GOO
mark ali z zaporom do dveh let.
Ker pripada Liebknecht sedaj vojaSkemu
stanu, prihajajo tudi dolocbe vojnega kazenske-
ga zakona V postev. 5 81 k. z. pravi:
"Kdor stori ma bojnem poliu delelno izdaj-
stvo, Sc kaznuje zaradi ~voinega izdajstva z ne
mamie kakor desetimi lett ali pa Z dosmrtno
jeGO."
"Poleg tega Sc zdi, da Sc otitajo DIR. Lieb-
knechtu Sc manisi prestopki, kakor odpor profit
DRAWN oblasti V zmislu s 113 kaz. Yak.
''Bremer Buerger Ieitung' pravi sodrug
Hcnke:
"Bilab hi strasna usoda, XII hi Sc izpolnila mad
nasim Liebknechtom, &c hi Sc sodniki naSli, Xxi bi
ocenili Liebknechtova d%ejanja $ /. maja po nave
denih paragraph. Ali raGunati moramo 2 najhui-
Sim. In kako sc moramo tedai pOstaviti vprito
takega deistva 7 Ma to je mOgoc lie Ell odgovor, in
STEER odgOvOr v Liebknechtovem zmislu."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-27
KAJ NAMENJAJo LIEBKNECHTU.

Svicarski listi Sc bavijo z vprasanjem, kaksno
usodo nameravajo nemski mogotci p~ripraviti So
drugu Liebknechtu, in pravijo:
"Ce hi sodruga Liebknechta res obsodili "a
radi tezkih "zloGinov," katerih ga dole in cara
di katerih je rajhstag prvic, odkar obstoji, odklo-
nil varstvo imunitete, hi takala Liebkneehta
straSna kazen. "Vossische Zeitung" javlja:
"Porocilo, katero je poslanec Won Payer po-
dial v poslovniSkem odseku rajhstaga o a~retaciji
poslanca DIR. Liebkncchta, kaze, ma kaksna juris-
ticna staliSca sc BIO proti DIR. l.. pri6akovana OBJ
tozba najbrzc opirala. Letak "Na maisko slav-
nost!", Xxi ga je tidal Liebknecht, gresi baje pro
ii S. 80 in 100 drzavnega kazenskega zakonika.
IS SO sc glasi:
"Nemec, XII daje tekom voine proti NemGiji
namenoma sovrazni sill potuho ali stOri vojni sill
Nem6ije ali njenih zaveznikov Skodo. sc kaznuje
zaradi dezelnega izdajstva s tezkO jeco do desc
tin let ali pa s trdnjavskim zaporom enake dobe.
&c so okolscine olajsujoce, sc izre6e trdnjavski
zapor do desetih let.
Poleg trdnjavskega zapOra Sc lahko izrece
izguba iavnih sluzb in IL iavnih volitev doseze-
min pravic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-27
KRUH IL CVETLIC.

v bajni Indiji raste mnogo ~cvetlic,
Xxi sluzijo domacemu ljudstvu "a hra-
no. Posebno v 6islih imajo Indijci
cvetje nekega d~revesa, Xxi ga menu
jejo "Mhowad". Velikanske mnozine
teh cvetov Sc vsako leto porabijo "a
razlicne jedi. Cvetje je temnorumeno
in ina lie belle, mesnate liste. V sve-
zem stanju jih d~evljejo v kolac, Xxi ina
po njih fin, slasten vonj; v prvi vrsti
pa %cvetje SUSIE, zmeljejo v moko in
napravljajo il ME kruh. Ako Sc cvetje
stlaci in pusti kipeti kakor n. pr. groz-
die in drugo sadie, pa sc dobi prav
p~rijetno vino IL MEGA. Tudi zganje
kuhajo il ten c%vetov, Xxi je jake pri-
ljubljeno pri Indijcih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-27
ALZASKo LoRENSKI VoJAKI.

Pariski listi so objavili tajen doku-
ment nemskega vojnega poveljstva,
XII kaze, v kaksnem razmerju zivi nem-
ska vlada $ ~prebivalstvom v Alzaciji
in Loreni.
Document sc glasi:
"Vojni urad, Berlin, w. 66. N. j.
st. 26,447-15. A. j. Jan. IL. 1916.
Tajno! - Premestitev alzaslih in
lorenskih vojakov z zapadne fronte.
Pc stevilnih slucajih, XII so pokazali
protinemsko misljenje v alzaskih in
lorenskih cetah, Sc je predlagalo in
svetovalo, da Sc vse tie Gete premeste
2 zapadne fronte v %notranjost Mem
CHE oZiroma ma vzhodno fronto. Da-
lie sc S tenn tudi odreja, da maj Sc
alzaskim in lorenskim vojakom ne da-
jo sluzbe, narocila in povelja ter Sc
tudi ne p~ostavljajo ma straze, kjer bi
lahko videli. v kaksnem stanju je nem-
ska armada, oziroma kjer bi lahko ma
pravili kaksen Gin proti interesom
nemske vojaske sile.
Naroca Sc istotako, da vsi nemski
castniki elm pref odslove Alzacane ali
Lorencane, &c Jill imajo v sluzbi. Pre-
poveduje sc ravnotako tudi u%porablja-
Ii tie vojake "a prenasanje poro6il, po-
veil it'd. Ukaz maj Sc izvrsi takoj.
Podpisan): Won Wandel.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-27

KDOR Sc Nj PORAvNAL ZAOSTA-
LIE NAROCNINE, MAI TO STORI Ia
ROJ, KER Sc MU SICER v KRAFT.
KEN USTAvI LIST. Cakali bono
samo tiste. XII Sc javijo, mai . Jim List
no ustavil Poor ma toll
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-27
ADVERTISEMENT
Avstr. SIoyensko
Boil. Pod. DruStvs
Sedez: ~Frontenac, kans.
UssAAsvksss " jaauvurjs
leek
Inkorpertrans Y. fsbrvva Q
isoe v drkavi kaAns-

Sedez: Fr0ntenac, Hams.
GLAYNI~ URADNIK
Predsednik: MARTIN OBERZAN, Box ~. +. Mineral Kans
Podpreds: JOHN GORSEK, Box 179, Radley, Kans.
TaJnik: JOHN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Kans.
Blagajnik: FRANK STARCIC, Box PAS, Mulberry. Kans
Zapisnikar: LOUIS BREZNIKAR, L. Box IS, Frontenae, Kans.
NADZORNIKI:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box POI, Radley, Kans.
MARTIN KOCMAN, Box 4S2, Frontenac. Kans.
ANTON HOFFMAN, Frontenac, Kans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SVATO, r. 4, Woodward, Iowa.
FRANK STUCIN, Box 226, Jenny Lind, Ark.
MALTA SETINA, Box 90, Franklin, Kans.
POMOZNI ODBOR:
WILLIAM HROMEK, Box Go, Frontenac, Kans.
ANTON kOTZMAN, Box 54, Frontenac, Kans.
Sprejemna p%ristoibina cd 16. do As leta znaSa $50.
Vsi dopisi Sc mai blagovoljo poSiljati 81. tajniku. - Use de-
narne poSiljatve pa 81. blagajniku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-06-27

Ma Proletarca 81 naro6en? To
je prav. Ampak motis Sc, 20 mi
slis, da je to dovolj.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-07-27

The time Of harvesting for filling the sc-'nu
in which the crops should be harvestea-muS' DC given
quality Of sage is to be obtained ~ ,+ tho same time
for harvesting fodder grains should be well oente anu M
the turned brown 'he corn tr oho
the sage and the feeding value wv ,e amount
hand the corn will pack we'll III the so 10 dnu
will be to insure its Keeping qu"i''' ~
dry the feeding value +.o doucb
s+ors like corn the field until becomes wv u ahe
u1 contain great indlgestbe material anu vi" " ~
Pea vines soy beans should be harvester o % @
.. tho Same time as for making haha is. when IN u ooo ~ "
OF the "O %" Methods Of Harvesting sIaee Crops. -,
o corn harvester popular for harvesting cor W m
~ M so and the work Is carried faster than when the name
method Of cutting praciced however, the amount OF co vng
used enough to Justify the expense Oh d haf ~
may be done . no;ro ona other machinery to
be purchased Of work to be done should De ~ % a
ao enough carry on the "olA a " a.
employed the crop to 1he cute
other hand should not be too large 1or inc engine ~ "
drive it, , sa tho oro,tost canacity
and save large which is required in the operation Oh s
| smaller machines w , 49,,
Tho auae cutter should placed few feet Of the so ana the
piping should straight from the cutter to the Top M tho
must take order to carry the sag no Tue M
outer placed feet and becomes necessary ~
make pipe stops the force OF the blower anu may
trouble filing from the engine and decreased progress " ~
| work A.. .roroco
From data gathered number Of farmers over the es n
cost of filing os has been cents per @ Inc @ % tho method
Of harvesting Of labor The crops mtenoeo o s ~
be grown as slo as IS practicable , ,, .,ord
filling is started should De rusneo anu enouen ~ ~
to keep with all parts of the work .r, ~ .,o on+;ro
r ,ye should packed and evenly distributed over the ent
Inv fodder will be well mixed II ne
~ used for filling the s"o - '' '' ~ ~
~ quantity to mosten 49, . u - tro ~ moro mon hene kent
hacked very tight settle readily that nearer
the center Failure pack the sage properly often the
le Oh s oe ~ Extension Division Louisiana University
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-07-27
Sheriff Sale. No. 1853.
IT. B. Erwin & Son
We
Nathan TullOS.


Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of writ OF fieri facias, issued out
of the 26th Judicial District Court CT
Louisiana, in and for Washington
Parish, in the above entitled cause,
and to me directed. | will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
Saturday, September :, 1916
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
legal sale hours for judicial sales, the
following described property to-wlt'
An undivided one-half interest in
and to the mel of the sci, and the sea
of the se,, section 9, township 3, south,
range II, east, st. Helena merdiAn,
except all that part of the sci q the
sci. said section, township and range
living west of the public road, and
about five acres east of said road in
the sw corner of the mel of the sci
and the NV corner of the SCI OF the
se,, said section, township and range.
Terms of sale: Cash with benefit
of appraisement'
This the 9th day of July, 1916
J. L. Bateman, Sheriff
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-07-27
Brilliant Flowers For
lioosicr Poet.

indianapolis, Ind, July 20
The funeral of James Whltcomo
.siley. the Indiana poet was
.e)d at his home here today,
where simple services we're at,
tended by relatives and a lie" Oh
his most intimate friends only.
The placing of the body in a
vault in Crown Hill Cemetery
here. however was public ana
large crowds assembled near
the vault.
The services at the house we're
conducted by the Rev. Joseph A.
Milburp. of Sewanee, Tenn.'
former pastor Of the Second
Presbyterian church here ana
| q close friend or tllc pooo i'1
many years. The Rev. sFreder.
jck E, Taylor, pastor of the First
Baptist church, assisted.
The body was placed in the
vault pending arrangements fo'
it's final disposition. The Vaul
was decorated with flowers OF
brilliant colors which the poe
liked best. A short prayer a
they cemetery concluded Tn
services,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-07-27
TOMATO WILT A SERIOUS
DISEASE.
Widely Scattered Over Louisiana
How It May Be Identified
Methods Of Control

The appearance during the last few
years of several tomato diseases IN
Louisiana, resulting in considerable
loss. has caused much uneasiness
among tomato growers. Formerly
when tomatoes were grown only on
small scale, either for local consump'
ton or for small shipments to the
North, there was not much chance TOR
the spread Of diseases. But, OK late
years, conditions have been much bet
ter for the development and spread OF
the diseases, on account Of the larger
iand more numerous fields. An increase
in the acreage of a crop Is quite often
accompanied by outbreaks of disease
Tor infestations by pests that had not
been noticed before.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-07-27
Ponchatoula's Ex- Mayor
To Be Postmaster There

L, A. Woods, former mayor of
Ponchat0nla, has been nominated
as postmaster at that place 10
succeed Turner Butler, the in
cumbent. Mr.. Woods is a life
long resident Of Tangipahoa par
ISL and q staupch Democrat. He
was one vi the leaderS in the
Pleasant movement in the straw
berry belt. News of Mr. Woods
selection came from Congress
man Lewis Morgan op Monday
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-07-27
osaue Orange.

The Usage orange is q native OF
North America and is generally used
as a hedge. In some instances 1t at
tains a height of 60 feet. The fruit
is not poisonous, but is seldom, If ev.
or. eaten, being filled with a woody
fiber and q nhlky ,uice which is far
from attractive to the taste.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-07-27
Programme.

For the Dedicatory Services at
Hays Greek Baptist Church,
Sunday July 30th, 1916.
Sunday School at 10 a. nj.
Hymn.
Invocation.
Special Song.
Scripture Reading.
Dedicatory Prayer-W. A.
Murray, Pastor.
Hymn
Sermon~Rev. J. B. Quin.
Hymn.
Benediction.
IntermisSion from II to 1880
Dinner or the ground fol
every one. Every body cordial
ly invited to these services.
SERVICES in the Afternoon.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-07-27
ValuaSIe H.Nt.

When gasoline is used to remove
snot from clothing q ring is often lett
around where the spot has been A III
tie solt in the gasoline will overcome
this, lanying no trace of the solie@
spot.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1916-07-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Two Surprises In Politics
Sprung.

Two surprises developed IN the
closing hours for entries for the
Sept, IL Democratic primary
when R. B. Dawkins, OF Ruston,
qualified for Judge Of the Court
Of Appeal, Second Circuit of the
Second District, against Robert
Roberts, Jl., of Minden, and A.
M. Barbe, Of Lake Charles, filed
his''papers for congress in the
Seventh District in opposition to
Congressman L. Lazro and T, A.
Edwards, thereby making a.
three.cornered fightin the seventh.
Entries closed Monday, July
"a, at midnight.
Only in the Third Congressional
District will the Democrats have
opposition for Congress, where
Whit P. Martin, Of Thibodaux,
qualified before the secretary OF
STATE.
No Republican Candidates went
to their post, either in the Third
or the Seventh Districts.
The executive committee OF
the Democratic State Central
Committee of which Philip Wer-
lein is chairman, will meet within
the next week and pass upon the
entries for railroad commissioner
and Court Of Appeal, John L
Metchel has no opposition fol
railroad commissioner from the
First Railroad District.
For Congress-First District
Albert Estopinal; Second Dis
trict, H. Garland Dupre; Third
District, Wade 0. Martin, St
Martinville; Whit P. Martin
Thibodaux; Fourth District, Jno
T. Watkins, Minden; Fifth Dis
trict, Riley J. Wilson; Sixth Dis
trict, Amos l.. Ponder, Amt
and Jared Y. Sanders, Bogalusa
Seventh District, l., Lazaro
Washington; T. A. Edwards
Lake Charles; Alfred M. Barbe
Lake Charles; Eighth District, j
B. Aswell, NatchitOclles.
Railroad Commissioner, Firs
District, John r. Metchel, Ne
Orleans.
Court of Appeal, Second Di
trict. Second Circuit; Rober
Roberts, Minden; r. B. Dawkln
Ruston. Z
Clerk Of Court, Court of Az
peal, Orleans, John Schroede
New Orleans.
Chairman james G. Henrique
of the Orleans Parish Democrat
Committee, called a meeting
the Choctaw Club Tuesday nigh
and passed upon the New 0
leans city entries and declar
unopposed candidates the par
nominees. Among the lat
ware Mayor Martin Behrman
a fourth term, and members
the Commission CnunciI