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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-28

gen. Serr Renbigs ieste iia baruufbtn
iofort nit Der yirma in @erbinbung,
unb es purbe bann bas 4btommen ge@
troffen, Oab bic &artofelporrdtbe
beFer in benz 9ebdube pert6eilt per=
ben, bamit bic 9efabr eines Ginitur>
5ss bermieben pirb.
S6 anbere aommifionsbGnbler
Gbnlie @orrdtbe nsebamitert" baben.
pirb IN ben nGditen Sasen feitseitelt
psrbsn, bsnn bas 9efunobeitsamt
pirb cine ipitsmutiI6e Dur9Iuduns
aller eini4ldsigen @ef6dfte OOrne6z
men. Dieie llntsriu4uns, bic bereits
am seitrigen Gage ibren Qnfang na9m.
pirb ppn Or. ST. 8lums gelettet uno
ibm iteben bierbei bic sSnIpettoren
Senrb Marts, u. 6. S9effer uHO
S8mtbt 5ur Seite.
Sn eriter 2inie ptrb selegentli4
bieIer uuterfu9ung berfudt psrben,
stipaigen Observation-Disclosures auf Die
Spur gu tommen, benn bic SpaBen
pfeifen es auf ben 0G6ern, baB in gez
tpiien SreiIsn in &artOfielu in Der
leBten Sett rieiise Summen berotent
iuurben, iubem &artoffeln, bic Dor ges
raumsr 3sit billig eingetauft tporbsn,
feItsebalten tpurbeu, Biz elm tiinitli.
der aartoffelmarsel srsieIt unb bic
pretis borrenb In bic 55be setrieben
tpDrben fpurer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-28

INNER nic5t auf unb bauerte an, Bis
beinabe Dor bem DeutIHen protsfans
ttf4tn Griabbof Der 3ulammenpraa
nit bem Wagen Der Glenbal. 2inis ers
folgte, Der pom Wtotormann Gronseoe
nnb bem &onbutteur Qouis Oietrin
aus Glenbale bebient fpurbe. Natiirs
lid gingen jebt bas Dorbere 8eIiibul
Der Glendale Gar unb Der bintere pers
ron bes aodlanb Wasens in 5riimz
mer, aber bic brei Wagen ober rihti>
ger gsfast bic lleberbleibiel blieben
nunmebr iteben.
Bon perftisbenen Seiten mar in
Der 3fpif4en5eit bic pOli5ei bena4ri4s
tigt fporben unb es naren binnsn
&ur5em msbrere poli5eiautomobile
NIT Wannihaften CUR Stelle, bic ii9
Der 0erlebten annabmen unb fir ;hre
usberfiibruns nad benz 5oipital irrss
ten.
Gliidli9eripeiie tparen bic 0erleb=
ten, nit Der alleinisen 4usnabme BON
5rau Gdstia nit unbebeutsueen
S4rummen baDonsetommen unp eie
nigs BON ibnen nabmsn bic 5ilfe Ger
poli3ei iiberbaupt nidt in aniprud,
ionbsrn bssdbsn fi4 Obne 5ilfs naa
Sauie.
Der @erfebr auf Der Strsde ipurbe
fslbitrebenb fir seruume 3eit BRAD
selcet, obihon bic Strabsnbabn Sc
ielf9aft unDer5iislid nit Der 0eas
raumung Der 3riimmer beeann.
Gsnsrpebr6ef 5ouitOn nabm 6icrbei
einige Der 5riimmer an ii9, ba bieislz
ben mOslifer Weife bsi Der bon Der
Stdbt sin3ulsittnben unteriuf,una
iiber bic lIrIa4e bss unsIiids bon
Jfuben fsin biirfter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-28
Gterblid1feitsberibt.

g. Wtuion, 90, Stabtiifes Soipital,
Ser5leioen.
SSobn 6. Grain, SO, 1882 @eit
StraBe, Ser5laiben.
Celia 8ucttinger, AZ, 1867 @sounS
StraBe, 9tierenleioen.
Sermann 0ieberbelmann. 90. 1872
Sberinm Ioe., Iierenleioen.
.Senrp 8eders, 70, 1927 9upmiller
SiraBe, 2ergenent5iinoirng.
6rant 9ienuner, 55, I'LL 5inolaD
'Strabe, arebs.
Carrie WtitDIe, IS, 1920 @orHlaa
Strabe, Grippe.
9iarp 8reier, 81, 1854 Stnn Ctr,
2nn1cnelltjiln6ling.
Stcaa Eotter, 30, 1888 &enton
StraBe, Operation.
Margaret 5iiter, 45, 234S Rob5
StraBc, MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sstauettc Sd,errer, 70, 3109 Spring
@ropc gIoe., SdNudte.
Geu. sSobn u. Soman, 81, ct.
Sreucis 8oipital, 2eberoerhartung.
glriabetb Sdniiot, 73, 2302 Sinc
GiraBe, Dtugenfrebs.
giiltnie @iae, AZ, 1925 &it6
9Int., Iiereuleiocn
Gero. Sentpelmonn 81, 240S
Wicmi Canal, Grippe.
n
9elmanu 5elfer, Y, 356 Soepell
sIoe.. 2uneenent5iinbung.
D'atbiloe aoolpbp, AZ, 1920 Blea.
iant StraBe, Suberfuloie.
Nlarp Yoggcmarn, Y, 1905
gcnNIeton Ctr, stiercnIeiben.
jiobGrt Dtonf, 3, 169 &eit "a.
StraBe, Gip9tberitis.
.gtarp Sd,6nboft 81, 1913 Glen
nap slne., Wtagcnfrebs.
Marp 1ennid, 40, SiS 9larf Ctr,
2ungcuant3iinOang
gIm,u Sdnrrinebouien, 50, 1868
Nioluo StraBe, Arterierrcrfalfllu1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-28
Stchcrci.

Gle SSarbigen Games 6arriS, pcr
30. 6l2 Carlisle @eemuc lno SpbH
Sbomas. pon gtp. 543 Carlisle gDe.,
oerietbel eeiIern Gorntttdg an Der
Seblten uno Smith StroBe tpegen q.
mes GoGdrs in ci,ler Streit, Der ou.
init enoefe, ouB 1bemaS oem Sarrts
stpd Stidgrrnoen in Der 9rlnt imo I'M
llrterleib beibradte. Ger WieiIerbelp
crsriii oanu Ole ,Sh,dt, geTolgt non
elner 9ln3dbl glusenseitgcl oeS 8or.
gollgs unO rpur0e on Der Siebenier
una &ine StraBc pom Den gSoli5iiten
Grtusinget inb S5oppe otuefeit ee.
madt. Sarris failO glutnabme I'M itae.
tIid,eu $oipitaI-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-28
Oaie.SaA.

Wis in bisisn Gpdlt.n faon pur
isiner 9tntunft in Cincinnati pprauss
ssfast ipuroe, IN es unTerem Sdupte
ling Gbriiip Matbetpion seluHsen, bic
nit ibrsn bissiGbrigen aOHtratten
riidtdnbisen sripiinidten l.Btiabrigsn
.Rsbs" 5ufriebenSuitellen unb in Rsib
unb glisb 5u bringen. 2siber Be-
itebt S6lsubsrer Woislp, cine pisls
beriprehenbe Strait unIeres l.btidbris
gen alubs auf isinem gnti6IuFs,
aus bsm profefionellen gallipiele gu
i6eiben unb in cine faufmGnnti4e
aarrire ii6sr5utrst.n. Wntbspion Bat
als GrIaB n.ue ardfts seiifert, iobab
Der gsrluit t.in srobsr i.in ipirb.
Di. mittleripsile Bier eintreffenben
,Rebs" rsiien am nd9iten Samitas
glbenb BON bier unter asitung ibrss
6duptIinss WatbetpIon na9 ibrer
Ginii6ungsitation in S6rep.port, Ca.
cine Stobt bon uneefdbr 10000 ginz
potnern ob, po Qll.s fir lie In Be-
reiti6dft aeT.st iii. Gis trsifen bort
am Sonntng Ro6miiiag Elm unb itebt
Elm offsntliher Gmpfana NIT UfuIits
begleituna feit.us Der bortisen 9dfes
baa Gntbuiiaiien fir fie auf bem
proaraHim. Die 0oriibunaen su ben
reguldrsn Spi.lsn Don mebritiinbiaer
Oauer 9ors uHb Radn,ittass Begin
nsn am Wontas.
en- Der Sitliden prsii. fpirb bic
alleemeiue 9luiidt ousgeiprod.n, bag
bic g2sip gortsr .RisIen" in BEN
bissjdhriaen pennnttampfs cine bsrs
porraaenbe Role ipielsn ipsrbeu,. ipas
niht unpabrfd.irli9 III, bd lie in
benz i.bteu 9i.rtsl Der Saiion 1916
cine uneepobnlihe StGrte entipidsls
ten. Big gum 2fueuit parn ibrs
2eiitunesn mittelmGbis uub mar ibrs
Stsllune auf Der RansIiite i'm Ra3e
irnb. Damn aslparnsn iie 27 hinters
einanberfolesnb. Spisle rnb arabuirs
ten als @isrtsr auf Der RansIiits Der
2 alubs.
Rad 9fnii6t S.s 6Guptlinss
Wotbeipion 1T Der Spielplab in
S6repebori, Co.. befpnbsrs giinftis
fir feline g.lGns. bic @srpolliommnung
i'm aaufer sinfhliebm. iporin es i'm
lsbten Sabre bebeufenb haperte. Der
bortiss SpielpIab III often unb miiis
Ten Die Spisler gum Sanger Der Bale,
bic pcrbei1eben. benfelben nadlauf.n
bis iie 5ur Grbs fallen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-28
Tie ncaea Better Ses 600.

Die nsuen BETTER bss 3oolOsiider
@art.ns nennfn I'D, Cincinnati 800
logical pari 4ifoeiation1. gie Sn-
icrporatiunsartiisl iinb seftern mad
Columbus ssfhidt iporben unb als
slniorporatoren eri4e;nen Jrdu QfRno
Ginton Taft, Grau Warp M. Gmerp
GbarIss g. Saft. WaItsr u. Draper,
Gkorss pudid. Gbas. Z. aeipinsoct
unb glusuit 9errmann. Solte lid, mad
fiinfidbrisem getrieb tsrnusitsnen.
bnb bie Ginnahmen bic llnNrbol.
tungsioiteH ni6i btdsn, bdnn ion bda
gistuthum burh bic Central Truif &
Safe Dspuiii 60. psrtauft unb Der
Grlos Der Cincinnati Wuieum MHos
eiatjon iibertpielsn ipsrba
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grfulJ in Der Befliigelsudjf.

Dieter bdust ni9t 70 isbr bon Der
Qln3nbI Der ausgsbriitsteu unb aufgs.
SogeRen Siibner ab, fonbsrn pislmebr
bauon, mas man BON iebem inbiDiouel'
len 5bisr ersielt.
go gum geiipisl Ut bic Our6s
fduittsansabl DON giern, bic bic amss
rttnniIte Senns Iest, ipeit unter buns
bert pro Sabr. Dies iommt baber,
neil nod 3u pisl ssmiidtes 9sfliissl
ss3iidiet pirb. anoerntbeils iiHb in
ein5slnsn Gtaatsn, mo msbr rafisns
eatss 9efliisel se3ogen pirb. bic er.
trdse aud bebeutsrb beTer.
RaiTsSuht bsbeutst gleihmGbig ges
fGrbiss GefIiissl, unb MIR iolde Gen.
nen sur 3u9t gu Dertpenben, bic iid
i'm aessn ausssssi9net baben. mo
SiibnsrfIsiid bauptTddlid sripiinidt
III, iutt man bic i4tperiten Grsms
plare aus.
9ie Dat pari pouItrp Jarm, Des
wtoines, Soipd. Dept. 8, bat IS iih CUR
eluisabe ssmadt, ibr gefliieel in Die.
fer Siniidjt aui bic bSdfs 2siitunss.
fdbisieit gu siidtsn. sic tOnnen bsren
srobsn beutiden aataIos nit 116 9lbs
bilbunsen Der 16 Dsrffisbsnen RaHen
9anbs unb Woiisr 0efliigel, ,peIhes
senau dnsisbt. ME lie tbren GrfoIs ers
3ieIte, frsi auf aHfrass beiommen.
Die Jarm bietet Sbnen 8udttbisr,
unb gruisisr Der ft6uiten Sortsn ~
iebr nisbrissn prsiisn an.
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Cer Gtaotratb.
samitas gOrntittas iuirb Der nene
strahenbabnfreibrief inter.
breitet uerben.

9eleu4turs fir Zen 5oppls StraBe
@iabuft angeoronet. = 2ln Der
Central gfDenre iOaen 5fpifden Der
9iertsn Strats unb Sresman 9tDes
nue Ooppelssleiie gelest psrben. =
Weuasn's Orbinan3 fir elm @eIes
CUR Jeitfebuns Der WObnunssmiez
tben ansenommen. - Wartin 9alp
i9eibst aus Der geborbe aus unb
pirb in bdbffer Weife seebrt. -
gu isinem Ra4fOlger ipirb iofort
Sames S. MuQansb erpGblt.
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uao iiber oic er ii6 gang auBeroroelit'
li4 freilte.
Die burb Serrn Dalp's ausiaeb
oen ertitanoene Bafan5 luliroe nrlner'
5iigIid ourd Die @rrpdblung oes Dllf'
oruGereibeIibers Smnes s. Wlulanep.
BON Der Map Strabe, beiest, Der elrl'
itiiniilig auf ben 9lntrag Serrn sutar'
tins eru1blt ipl.roe. Gas neIe Staot
rattsmitglieo miro in ben nahften
S;sung Ieinen Mnltseib ablegen.
The Era-leader., 1917-04-05
Proclamation of Election.

Mayors OF ICE, Franklinton, La.
BY the authority vested in me,
l do hereby call an election to be
held in the town of Franklinton,
on the 7th day of May, 1917, at
the usual voting place, for the
purpose of electing a Mayor and
board Of Aldermen for the said
town, to serve during the next
ensuing year: And I hereby ap-
point as commissioners to hold
said election the following voters
residing within said town: W.
Y. Wood, J. W. Brumfeld and
J. P. Wood, and l.. B. Renard,
Clerk.
| Given under my hand at
Franklinton, Washington Parish
Louisiana, on this 9th day of
March, 1917.
| D. E. Sheridan, Mayor.
The Era-leader., 1917-04-05
Piano and Violin Recital.

Miss Wooley, director Of mu-
sic at the High School, present
ed Miss Jessie Hood in a piano
and violin recital at the school
auditorium Saturday evening.
The people Of Franklinton
have long known that Miss Jes-
sic possesses unusual musical
talent, but it is safe to say that
hardly one in the audience was
prepared for the splendid exhi-
bition she gave Of her talent at
her public recital Saturday.
Her piano work was note
worthy from every standpoint
and showed pleasing develop
ment under Miss Wooley's train.
ing, while the manner IN Wnlch
she handled the violin after only
six months instruction, was q
surprise to all.
Miss Hood is an indefatigable
worker, and her memory work
is nothing short of marvellous
she having developed in this
Eyear's work the seven piano and
fnine violin selections which she
rendered on this occasion with
one reference to her music.
A conservatory course for the
young musician is talked Of
while it is also rumored that sh'
expects later to do lyceum work
The Era-leader., 1917-04-05

The Bogaiusa Enterprise thinks
the retail merchants of the state
should organize and present to
the next legislature a bill for tax
ing mail order houses for doing
business in the state. We sug.
gest an amendment to this bill
compelling the local retailers ol
each community to wake up and
employ more modern merchandis
ing gmethods in his business
Our guess is that the success Of
the mail order house is built on
1.-The lax methods Of the local mer
fehant, Obsrlin News.
The Era-leader., 1917-04-05
Franklinton, La, April s, 1917.

Miss Neva Wood is visiting
relatives in Amite this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. I. Bean Of
Bogalusa, spent the weekend
here with relatives.
Miss Julia MacNeill visited
Mrs. TeTula McMullen at Amite
thru the weekend.
Messrs Webb, Carp, B. B.
Bnrris and II. J. Chester were
Crescent City visitors Sunday.
Notice-For we'll bred full
blood Berkshire pigs apply to
Delos R. Johnson, Franklinton,
La.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. w. Ott ano
children and Miss Natalie Magee
motored to Mt. Hermon for the
day Sunday. q
For Sale-Fresh Garden Seed
all varieties of select seed corn
and 80 day velvet bean seed.
The Babington Store, Inc.
Misses Cora Carter and Ag
mes Wood, who have been teach
ing at Angie, are at home for th'
spring vacation, their schoo
having closed Friday.
Notice The Washington Bank
& Trust Co., will remain closed
Friday, April 9Th, Good Friday
being legal holiday.
W. S. Burris, Cashier
The Era-leader., 1917-04-05
The Call To Arms.

Company 6 of Bogalusa, was
called out Sunday and the
Franklinton boys vino enlisted
with this Company and went to
the Mexican Border last spring,
left Monday for Bogalusa. They
are Cecil Burris. Albert Sim
mons, Odgen Doremus, Hubert
Magee and Willie Grow. In ad-
dition to these boys the follow
lowing boys enlisted Monday
and left with the bunch. AL
varice Varnado, Arnold Sim
mons, Otis Simmons, I. N. Var.
nado and Oscar Wood.
The Era-leader., 1917-04-05
Prizes Awarded.

The Judges in the Annual
Contest of the Washington Bank
b Trust Co., ennptnca We fox
lowing prize winners:
SIS prize-Hester Mathew 5,
Lees Creek.
$40 prize-Gertrude jenkins,
Rio.
S. prize-Ella May McElveeny
Franklinton.
So prize-Lola Afford, Boga'
lusa.
50 prize-Berkley Simmons.
Franklinton.
81 prizes-Alice Magee, Enon;
Willie Carter, Isabel; Ruby
Burch, Mt. Hermon; Virginia
Breeland, Hackley; Callie Bush,
Franklinton.
$50 prizes--Mary Eckhoff.
Mary H. PIummer, Cecil Under
wood, Lois Russell, Ruth Hen
nick, Welchie Smith, Edwin
Shaw, Alfred Gold, Florence
Blanchard, Ruby Talley, Jennie
". Calhoun, of Bogalusa; Venda
Knight, Golda Knight and Jewel
Jones, Enon; Inez Moore, Mil
dred Moore, Lillian Goodbee and
Henry Moore, Frauklinton.
Iva Quinn, Hackley; Leila Cecil,
| Mt. Hermon.
The Era-leader., 1917-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. B. D. Talley of
Bogalusa spent Monday here.
We have the best Of, cooking
stove on market. CalI and you
will be convinced.
The Darlington =; ore, Inc.
Mr.. Jim Fisher of Richardson
Branch, was the CUES of Mrs.
Mrs. Mary Jenkins al line Cliff
last Sunday.
See our display Of aluminium
ware we are going to g ve away.
Be sure and get yours. No
drawing or chance but a rebate
on what you buy.
S. H. Burris, Inc.
Among those who are on the
honor roll with renewals the past
week are: W. E. Varnaaa, Sli.
dell; J. E. Warren, East Point
John Tyson, Zona; D. R. John.
son, Franklinton; D. W. Richard
son, Bogalusa; W. l.. Smith, Mt
Hermon; and A. Fricke Jr., Of
Fricke, La.
Now is the time to buy your
refrigerator-We have a com
plete line.
The Darlington Store, Inc
The Era-leader., 1917-04-05

Mrs. G. P. Daniel of Faliah,
spent Sunday here with her
mother, Mrs. Alfred Coyne.
B. B. Walker of Bogalusa,
visited his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. J. J. Walker, thru the
weekend.
Mrs. Claude Simmons and
baby left Sunday for a visit of
several weeks with her mother
in Tylertown.
Mrs. Ophelia Morris of Kent
wood, spent several days with
Mrs. D. E. Branch in her re.
cent afliction.
/ Hunter Dobson came over
Sunday for a short visit with
relatives here. returning home
| Monday in time for school.
Buy a small package of Veter
mary Gall Ointment from the
Ideal Drug Store and cure those
gals and sores on your horses
and mules.
Rev. ]. A. Mccormack carried
little Nellie Mae to the Bogaluss
infrmary and had her success
fully operated on for adenoids
last week.
Mrs. j. K. Griffith and Miss
Leah Comfort of Slidell, and
Jesse Johnson of Bogalusa, wer'
weekend guests in the home O
Mrs. D. R. johnson.
Mrs. G. Doremus of Bogalusa
came over Monday and was az
companied home by Mrs. Ogder
Doremus and little Ogden, Jr'
who will make their home in BC
galusa while Ogden Doremus
serving his country with Com
pany G.
The Era-leader., 1917-04-05
Dewitt E. Branch.

Mr.. Branch was born Novem-
Der 1, 1878 and died March 80,
1917. When a boy he came to
Franklinton and entered the
high school from which he grad
uated. He also attended, the
school at Poplarville. He was
twice married. His drst wife
being Miss Alma Summons, who
only lived a few years. She died
October 20, 1904. One child was
born to this union, who preced-
ed the mother few days. His
second marriage was to Miss
Della Simmons July 1906. Three
tchildrel we're born to this union,
one of them died May 4, 1918.
Mr.. kranch's first public Of
fee was Superintendent of Pub
lie Education, which office he
theld with distinction. He was
next elected Mayor of Franklin
ton and served afur two terms.
|He was elected Chairman Of the
Washington Parish Executive
FCommittee, which position he
held when be died. He also was
President of the Washington
Parish Fair Association for five
wears. Mr.. Branch has been
engaged in the Insurance busi
ness in which he was very sue
Icessful. He always took grea'
Interest in all public enterprises
I He was a member of the Frank
f linton Baptist Church. Few
Y men of his age has attained th'
y distinction that he did. He wa
one of the most benevolent AM
y obliging men the writer eve
), knew. His going was so sudde
n we should consider our Lord
n admonition-"B BE ye also ready
q The funeral was conducted b.
n Rev. G. T. Corkern and tn
s writer, and was concluded b.
"a the Masons and Order OF Easter
Of Star in the presence Of one
re the largest professions seen at
q. funeral in many a day. 1t W;
&c 50 sad, that he was cut down
ID mature manhood, he being on
38 years old when he went ava
,t To the stricken loved ones '
10 commend you to the love ar
ii tender compassion of the Faith
ee of Mercy and the God Of 4
N Grace, that is sufficient IN tn
in time of deep sorrow, is the ear
est prayer of his pastor.
J. j. Wake
The Era-leader., 1917-04-05
Dairy Proposition.

A modern and w to date
Creamery has just been install
ed in Bogalusa by M. K. Pearce,
in connection with the ice fac
tory. $4,000 was extended in
putting the creamery in opera
tion, and as we see it, it will
mean more to the farmers of
Washington parish, than any
other enterprise to which they
have access.
Mr.. Pearce proposes to pay
the farmers for the cream alone
the same price they have been
getting heretofore for the cream
and sweet milk included. This
LEAVES all the skinned milk on
the farm to raise calves, pigs
and chickens. An expert ha'
been employed at the head o
the enterprise and hence ther'
will be no Experimental" stage
but the creamery will at one
dispense butter, butter milk au'
ice cream.
Mr.. Pierce expects to NEE
the farmers in Franklinton sool
. and discuss the proposition Will
! them and we are anxious to sc
{ the farmers from every sector
| of the parish get Interested i
!. this surplus crop"
The Era-leader., 1917-04-05
Register! Register!! RegisterH

The registration books are
open every day in the CLERKS
Office Come in and Register.
BE a good citizen and do not neg.
lect this duty. You will not be
entitled to vote in the City elec-
ton if you are not duly regis
tered.
The Era-leader., 1917-04-05
Notice to Taxpayers.

All parties not paying taxes
on town property within the
next week are hereby given no.
tice that same will be advertised
for sale April 18th.
J. N. Simmons,
Tax Collector.
The Era-leader., 1917-04-05

}
spent Monday here.
Mrs. Joe Day of Richardson
spent Monday here shopping
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Johnston
of Hackley, were Saturday Wis
| itoTs to Franklinton.
Miss Katie McCarty returned
Tuesday from a visit to her
brother, Ralph McCarty, at b.
galusa.
Remembe the time is coming
for the mosquito TO carry fever
germs. Get that mosquito bar
at S. H. Burris, Inc.
Mrs. Bateman and children of
Richardson, weIe Sunday guests
of Mrs. j. E. Bateman.
Mrs. O. D. Richardson and
little Geraldine of Bogalnsa,
spent the week end with Judge
and Mrs. P. B. Garter.
We have just received a fine
stock of Spring Hats, also we
have straw hats of all kinds and
descriptions.
The Babington, Store, Inc.
Mrs, w. J. Burris and Miss
Claudio Hood spent the week k-end
in New Orleans and we're joined
Sunday hy W. J. Burris who
went down for the day.
The Police Jury met in regular
session Tuesday, A full days
business was transacted and ad
iournmeut was too late for pro
;ceedings to appear in this issue
Court convened here Monday,
the grand jury also being iD ses
sion. Judge Carter specially
charged the grand jury in re
gard to the investigation of the
dynamiting of dipping watts:
For Sale-One Piano, practi
cally new, just tuned-Cheap TO-
I cash or part cash, balance or
: terms to suit purchaser.
w. A. Erwin,
Franklinton, La
! After a weeks visit with he
J. daughter, Mrs. j. D. Kerr, Mrs
S. N. Storm of Brookhaven, lef
- for her home Saturday after
!. noon and was accompanied on
!. motor trip as far as McCom
}City, by MIR. and Mrs. W. {
Storm, Mrs. Robert Babin gto
: and Miss Sarah Williamson.
:, Misses Elsie Magee, Wand
i. Burris, Clara Mae Simmons an
Willie Mae Dunlap spent tn
week end in Hackley with Mr.
q Milton Magee, and assisted th
q Ladies Aid Society in presentin
j. concert for the improvement
s. of their church building. A nil
little sum was realized on th
s concert tickets and refreshment
d sold.
q Hon. F. l.. Sanford, presider
u of the police jury, has had n
mother, Mrs. E. S. Plane ar
!, aunt, Miss Helen White, of Ce
c. dar Rapids, as guests in h
n home for several weeks past ar
:, he accompanied them as far
O. Chicago on their return hor
is last week. While visiting M
q. and Mrs. Sanford, Miss VIII
had the misfortune to fall al
.m dislocate her hip, from viii
w she suffered considerably.
Mrs. D. B. Walker was h
tess Thursday afternoon fr
$3.50 to 6, when the Missl
Study Class met for the ii:
lesson On their new book, Cor
try Church in the South" /
The Era-leader., 1917-04-05

We offer The Era-Leader and
New York Thrice.a- Week World
both one year for Sl.6a,
The Era-leader., 1917-04-05

Notice, Book Lovers
Anybody may read Wav-
erley Club books by pay
ling ten cents per book.
|Ca!l at the Era=Leader or
flee and see the collection.
The Era-leader., 1917-04-05

For Sale-I have several thor
.oughbred Poland China Pigs TOR o.
sale. - ."
Dr.. N. Bateman'
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-09
AUT0ES COLLIDE ON
BURKE STREET HILL
Two Other Similar Happenings
and No One Hurt.

This morning as the driver q The
Blair quarry touring car was coming
down the hill on East Burke street
and Mr. TableG OF near Darkcsylle.
Was going up Che hill in i uew road
ster the two mach5nes colHded Both
were pretty we'll damage3 and The
occupants 81 ihe touring car were
jarrel and frightened huf not nut
Neither WI Mr. Tabler injured
Another Collision.
Tuesday afternoon Harry Gregory
riding motorcycle. los control Of his
machine in the Public Square and col.
lded with the large touring ear Of
ar George A. Kershner, driven by the
latter's son. Robert. The car suffer
ed abou SIS damages
Came Together.
Near the Y NJ. G. A. later IN the
afternoon an out=oftown automobile
agent. driving demonstrating car.
ran behind the big touring car OF Mr.
c. A. Miller. as the lattcra daughter.
Mrs. J Nelson Osburn. was in The act
Of making i turn N6G much damage
was done
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1917-05-09
WESTERN CONFERENCE
ELECTS DR.. CHAS. TRUMP

The Western Conferenc Oh tbc
Weston synod Of the Lutheran
church came to close Tuesday uighi
he 81 Marks Lutheran church
Hagerstown, after Two dag essien
during which time many matters oil
Importance We're aiken MP and DIS.
posed Of by the delegates AN Of 'do
sessions have been WEI, attended
and much interest has been hoWn
The new officers OF The conference
ale: Rev G. 5 Trump, p ID. Mar
1.naburG president, and Re- ] p
lupley Boonsboro secretary and
treasurer Tho following committee.
We're appointed: Excuses aad Absea
lee, Rev b. [. Bair y p AND Nr T
atelley; resolutions Rcv-I-S SIMON
u H. and Rev " l.. Rem b,e ea'
rardslown Charge. Re e. S Trump
. u, and Rev J. Il Ruples