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The Era-leader., 1917-12-06
FrankIinton, La, Dec. 6, 1917.

Ice and Stone Coal at the Bah
ington Store Inc.
0. B. Magee Of Bogalusa spent
Sunday with his family here.
Anew line Of Ladies' waists
received at the Boston Store.
Oscar Brumfeld is visiting
relatives in Mississippi this
week.
We have complete stock of
sll kinds of fertilizers.
The Darlington Store, Inc.
A full carload of Ford Cars to
be delivered monthly.
Motor Sales & Service Co.
Mrs. j. S. Brock of McComb,
spent several days last week
With DR.. and Mrs J. L. Brock.
Misses Edna Sones and Josie
Bateman spent the weekend
with Angie relatives.
Mrs. L. W. McDougall and
children of Palestine, visited
relatives here thru the weekend.
Prof and Mrs. J. A Parks and
children of Covington were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
H Stringfeld.
Stewart V-Ray Searchlight,
A wind shield light of a stand
ard make. For sale by
Motor Sales & Service Co.
MIR. and Mrs. William Carp
alter a short visit with Jackson
relatives, arrived in Franklinton
Friday and are at home with
Mrs. j. E. Wood.
Miss Ophelia Pope resigned
her POSITION in the Pine school
and is assisting Miss Ada Foil
p the dry goods department
Of Burris Brothers Ltd.
Misses Stacy of Angie stopped
for yisitSunday withMissFloyd
pail on their return trip from
iangipahoa, where they went to
spend Thanksgiving with friends.
Miss Lloyd of Missouri, who
Visited her friend Miss Burn
nam, here last week, returned
Monday to fill the yacany on the
local faculty occasioned by the
resignation of Miss Burnham.
Miss Efie McElveen, on ac-
count OF Illness, had to give up
ner school near DeRidder for
he present and is at home re-
euperating. 1t is her intention
g Nsesume the work after Christ
mas.
On account of the chronic ILL.,
ness OF her father, Miss Alicia
sarnham supplied substitute
@f ner work here and accepted
POSITION in the school at her
aonae near Baton Rouge where
sas began work Monday morn
hg
James Baily of Covington
ne up to spend Thanksgiving
'ln his sister, Miss Huberta
ailg and remained over thru
.ae week in the Johnson home.
sanes is looking well and his
nends here were glad to have
m among them again.
The Era-leader., 1917-12-06
Andrew Fricke Dead

On Friday just past noon, at
the residence of A. j. Fricke Jr.
with whom he made his home,
Andrew Fricke Sr. died at the
age of SO.
The Era-leader., 1917-12-06
Notice.

The Tax Rol. for 1917 has been
completed and filed in my office
and taxes are now receivable.
J. E. PATEMAAN,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
The Era-leader., 1917-12-06

end in New Orleans.
Christmas Gift Handkerchief
for ladies and gentlemen.
The Darlington Store, Inc
Mrs. Ches Mizell of Angie
visited her parents Mr.. an,
Mrs. H. V. Foil, thru the week
end.
Well, we'll ! The Boston Store
is still giving flour away the first
Saturday of every month. Ever,
month.
Bro. F. A. Sweeney and Mr.
A. Carrier, each received ahal1
barrel flour free at the Boston
Store Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B, E. Bickham
and young son, we're Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
Bickham at Hackley.
We have shoes to fit the
whole family at prices that will
make you feel good.
The Boston Store.
Full car load of Fords received
this week and all gone today ex.
cept one chassis yet unsold.
Motor Sales & Service Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Green,
late Of Enon, are residents of
f'rankllnton now, occupying
| Mrs. Flora Bickham s residence
near the depot.
Miss Neva Magee left Sunday
for Kentwood where she went
to accept the position as sales.
lady in the department store
where she worked for several
months last year.
A letter from France relates
interesting tales tho none of the
details of action which the Sam.
mics" would love to send back to
us but which military tactics
forbid.
Mr. j. J. Morris of Bogalusa
sent the news in to the District
Attorney, and this means is
taken to pass Mr.. Morris greet
ting on to all his Washington
Parish friends.
MARRIED - On Monday
night at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Babington, Mr..
I. j. Green of Enon, and Mrs.
Flora Bickham, were very quiet
ly married, Rev. F. N. Sweeney
officiating. After the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Green left by
automobile for Covington, where
they will spend few days when
Mr.. Green will resume his work
for the government and they
will spend the winter travelling
over the state together.
Hardly an individual could
leave our town VINO WOuld De
daily missed so much as Aunt
Flora" for as head saleslady for
Burris Bros. Inc. she has for
the past ten years served the
ladies of the town 80 kindly and
courteously as we'll as efficiently,
that she won and kept them all
her friends, and the only conso-
lation for her loss lies in the
fact that she is now under the
care of one whose splendid
qualities insures her a future
provided with every courtesy,
comfort and kindness which is
POSSIBLE
The Era-leader., 1917-12-06

'Oi OouS Is JiduluS dU tue
Boston Store.
Miss Efflie Magee spent the
first of the week in New Orleans
A. N. Simmons of Bogalusa
spent Sunday with his family
here.
Lieutenant Fred Frey spent
several days last week with
friends here,
Texana Carter and Dorman Cor
kern of Bogalusa spent Sunday
with their family here.
Goodrich tires are backed
with an iron clad guarantee.
Motor Sales & Service Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Wood
and Miss Tommie Jackson spent
Sunday in Rogalusa.
We will pay you cash for your
eggs and chickens.
The Darlington Store, Inc.
Little Miss Mary Smarr Webb
of Covington spent Sunday with
Dorothy Greenlaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. F.. Smith of
Poplarville, Miss, visited Mrs.
H. D. Bicknam last week.
Mrs. Louie Varnado and young
son of Folsom visited Mrs. Frank
Varnado the first of the week.
Mrs. Harold Minckler and
children of Eagle Lake Texas,
are here with her father,J. P.
Wood.
Mrs. 0. F. Monk and little E.
Frank left Sunday for a three
weeks visit with her parents al
Bolton, Miss.
We have a complete line of
Mems and Boys Suits, Pants
and Hats for Xmas.
The Boston Store.
Lieutenant Percy j. OFT, who
was instructor in the last train.
ng camp, spent Friday here
with his bride in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Bickham.
Rev. G. II. Corkern will preach
At the Babtist Church next Sun
day evening at 7:3O o'clock. All
ire cordially invited to attend
the service.
Mrs. MinckIer and Miss Lula
Wood, Wilton and CleavIand
Wood and r. L. Burris spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs A. 3.
Fussell in Kentwood.
The extra jury term of court
convened here Monday with
several important civil and Grim. |
nal suits on docket, besides a |
soodly number of petty missile.
neanors.
h. H. Spring, one of our faith
:ul policejurors and a wide awake
'armer on Route No. 8, made a
good record on pecans this fall.
from one tree Mr.. Spring
gathered 115 pounds fine pecans
70 pounds of which he sold to
3urris Bros. at 40 cents per
pound reserving the other IS
pounds for his family use. This
makes the years. profit from one
rec $4,000 which is just so much
picked up" as it were.
A message came this week
rom Glen Flora, Tex, with a
heck for the Era-Leader and an
interesting account of one of our
ormer parish girls, Nan Bick-
lam who is now Mrs. F. j.
elliot. Nan was a favorite pu-
ill of ye editors some dozen or
more years ago and we we're in
to learn of her marriage
o a successful Texas farmer
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14
A DUTY

Economy is the least of the rea-
sons why the work of members or
selection boards should be uncom-
pensated. Their duty is to go into
the American homes and send the
strongest of our young men away
to the battle lines in the defense OF
the nation at the imminent and great
peril OF death The great bulk or
the selective service system is essen
TALLY an integral part of this ma
tional army of defense.
The nations dollars must be made
to do their full duty-there must be
no waste at home. The regulations
tell what is to be done. The great
bulk of the work can be done with
one chief clerk If competent 6lun-
teer help can be secured. In view
of the presidents and your govern
or's appeal for such assistance and
direct appeals which are now going
out from this office to teachers, law
yers and clerks. there should be no
difficulty in securing 1t.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14
COUNTY COURT

County court was in session this
week with Judge Charles c. Wooid-
ridge presiding. Two cases had been
tried up to Thursday and the F. &.
burnside liquor case was then on.
Jurymen in this case are George
Gr,bble, David C. Bryant. J. r.
Esxleton, C. s. Grader. William
Cook, John Pleiman, R. L. shipler,
AID. Buyas, D. T Smith. George
Henry, Charles Luttrell and Charles
Sewers.
In the case of l. H. Shelton vs.. Min
nie Holly Tabor verdict was rem
dered in favor of the plaintin Tor
Sf25 with interest from August "a
1Af7. The jury was composed OF u
T. Smith, w. L. Yehle, B. l.. Shipley,
w. r. Hendricks, Dave Rearick and
b. d. Bradley.
The case Of Elmer Butts vs.. F. G:
Burnside was tried Wednesday ana
the verdict was in favor Of the plain
tiff for $41.65 with interest from May
81, 1917. The jurymen in this case
we're Charles Rottroff, Oscar Girls
void, George Henry. J. r. Long, Z.
S. Grader and Ralph Noble.
The case of Greene & Dean VS.. Ida
l.. Matson was settled out Of court by
the parties to the suit.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14
F. r. MILLER
Dealer
opDwAY-NExT TO THE FOLEY HOTEL

guests and relatives of the bride and
groom.
Following the ceremony a wedding
supper was served and Dr. fugh e
Lorimer presided as toastmaster'
Numerous toasts were made to the
young married couple which were
clever and appropriate.
Mrs. Bollacker Is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carpenter, who
have lived in this vicinity FOR the
past seven or eight years. The groom
is the son of Mrs. S. NJ. Bollacker.
also of Ordway. He has lived mere
for the past several years. Both the
bride and groom are we'll and fav-
orably known in this vicinity. where
they have taken an active part IN
church and social affairs. They will
make their home here.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14
MISS CARPENTER AND
MIR. BOLLACKER WE'D

Mr.. Floyd Bollacker and Miss Mag
gle Carpenter. both of this city, were
united in marriage Wednesday OF this
week at the home Of the brides par
ents, just east of town. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. F. W.
.Pimlott, pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church of this city. The
wedding march was played by
Miss Vera Jackson and Miss Gladys
Carpenter, the brides sister. was
bridesmaid, and Mr.. Lydas Bollacker,
a brother of the groom, was grooms-
man. The ceremony was performed
in the presence of about twenty-five
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14
STAR VALLEY Srwx

Mrs. Studebaker IN 49,. u
house on her place. John oss o.s Il
doing the work. ooraea u
Matte Sorden spent satu,a. !.
with Devella Wilson. Rns..M a ~
and Lena Oelke came ovs. .etiai
evening. The time was spsr, y y -
cards and dancing. paynll
Felix Schade has a new -.
Esther Rhodus has schade'. -. ~ ~
Joseph Stowell made = Nv. =
trip to Olney Springs Mond,, s'nes
John Stowell and son, Josenh ,.a
been hauling beets near Aucl,.aIe us@
alfalfa mill the past week
Literary will be every two vs... !.
the Star Valley school house - y
next meeting will be held ON W...as ~
day evening. December 10, E,as
body invited. '''
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14
.. 4. WEIR ENLlsrs

D. A. Weir. formerly OF ordway.
has enlisted in the army and reported
In Denver for duty this week. MIS-
Weir will come to Ordway ana re-
main here with her mother, MRS. y
8 Davenport, during the time ne Is
in the service.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14

Corporal l. II. Schneider Is spenu
ing his furlough OF rev days VIZ"
his parents, Rev. ana MIs =.
Schneider. Corporal Schhgue' "a
s,atjoped at Camp Bowie. Tex, ana
10 with the One Hundred and Thirty
first artillery.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14
MrrHoDIsr EPISCOPAL cssURcH

Services Sunday. December 10;
Communion service, II =. m: Bun
dsv school, 10 =. M; Epworth
,aayue GAO o. M. Evening service
nj the Evangelical church. DR.. 2.
w Hancher will hold the quarterly
conference wednesday. December ~.
a. GOV r W. PIMLoTT. Pastor.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14
UNION SERVICES

Union services will be held at the
evangelical church on Sunday, De-
cember 16. at 1880 p. m. Rev. IL.
A. Schneider will deliver the sermon.
This service is in the interests OF the
Red Cross Membership Drive.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14
PUEBLO ELKs TAKE HOME
GOOD SUPPLY OF RABBITS

The delegation of Pueblo Eiks
which came to Ordway last Sunday
for the rabbit hunt went home Win
good supply. They killed ABOUT
$50. These will be used for the
Christmas baskets which this lodge
annually sends out to the unfortu-
mates OF that ceir city.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14

william Broadbent. William Auck-
land, Joseph Wallace and George f..
beaver are in Denver this week on
business connected with the Lake
Meredith Reservoir and Canal COM
pany.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14
FARM LEASE BLANKS

Standard farm lease forms
may be had at the New Era
office. We have the form IN
stock which is used by the Twin
Lakes Land and Water company
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14

Farm leases, the standard form,
for this county, may be secured al
this office.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-A BABf'S BED, Hun
chair and nursery chair. Phohe
Ordway wv.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14

Typewriter ribbons for sale at inc
New Era office.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14
Mems and WOmen'S w

Ladies' Scarf Set-Velvet Cap and Scarf $500
F;n..t TafFeta Silk Petticoats ...........$5.0 $500
E;n..t Auto Sc.rf. SITS
All-Wool Muffler-ask 10 these ......... $l.25
Towels and Fancy Wash Rags, excellent gifts all
sizes and prices. -
Crepe de Chene Kerchefs each ~ :; sse Sc
Grey, White Black Silk Hose, pair. $lOo $!.50
Set Sung and Munsing Wear-for the choice. $!.7s
Dragon Union Suits. heavy aeeced slzs sS si.So
Many article. for Gifts too nunero.. to to menon MI ~
WARMERS Rust Proof Corsets. $l.Z5 to $3.50
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14

Typewriter ribbons for sale NJ the
New Era Office.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14

Only ten more days to shon =.
Christmas at the Rexall Store W
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14

New shipment of Grey Work Sweaters, 36 to 46 $l5O
Heaviest Blue Maroon Oxford Sweater Coats $500
Macknaw Coats. ............ $65O, $S.SO $lO.oO
Mem, and Young Mems Overcoats .$l4.OO to $500
We have a large assortment of Hart Schafner &
Marx Suits and Overcoat Tabs. If you are afraid to
take our word for it ask the fellow who wears them
You can tell him at sight. THEY ARE MUCH BETTER
Neckt;e. galore each 35c to 81 rs
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14
CALLING CARDs

Have the New Era make your
calling cards and know fhAy.
are correct IL sise And s4y1e.
Orders n now VIA ~ delivSre1
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14

Sell it by advertising.
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14
We QUITE AGREE


all uh opera
f demand
DI
~
them 0'@po""'"
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14

Archie Soiiiho'
Edward NJ. Coffey,
Harley Clark.
Elmer Day.
Frank Dunn.
Henry Dellas,
Clarence Dsy,
Louis l.. Deaton,
Garfield Dunning.-
Fred Dalton,
Roy Dyer, ---
John A. Ellis.
William c. Edgar
William Eagen,
Thomas l.. Estes.
Andrew Fountain.
Archie Ford.
Paul Fountain
Douglas Fravel.
Milton Fitzpatrick.
CLIFFORD Fravel.
Thomas FitZsimmons.
Dewey Griswold (navy),
Arthur d. Goodell,s-
Jacob Gutierrez,
John Hall.
Arthur Helms
John C. Hopkins,
Albert H. Henderson.
Joseph Ha;ek.
Herman.
Glen A. Hall,
Ray T. Hartford,
Frederick V. Hickman,
Charles F. Howard.
J. E. Jeffery,
Benjamin l.. Jones.
Earl Chester King.
Lewis ]. Lof1mer Jr.,
Clyde Lee,
Courtney Larson,
James F. Lockhart.--
Courtney Larson,
Maciamo Lial,
Henry Lehman.
Martin l.. Lightbourn,
j. II. Lemaster,
]. D. Mitchell Jr.
James Raymond Mock,
Mike Mollimar,
George Meeder,
Clarence Mundon,
Claude l.. Mccoy.
Ray McCabe,
Mai. Paul p. Newlon,-
shorty" Nesson,
Jesse Osborn,
Charles Perry
-Helmuth Phillips,
Spencer Reuss,
George l.. Richards,
Hamilton Reiff,-
Cecil Reed,
Leonard w Ryan,
Virgil A. Reno,
Joseph Roberts,
Oryal Richardson,
Bert Richardson,
John Smedley,
Robert Slawson.
Harry Swope,.-
Shoat,
Edwin Smith,
Price Strickland.
Arnold Schlunneger,--
Ray Simpson.
Earl Schroeder
I. H. Schneider,
Roy Townsend,--
Thomas NJ. Totten,-
DR.. c. H. Waxham. -
Morgan Weldon,
Eddie e. Walker,
1 George Woodruff,
Wallace Williams,
Theodore G.. Wilson.
w. c Walker.-
Robert Weatherwax,~
Paul Webb.-
Willie West,
Walter Scott Witt,
d. A. Weir
Milton 8. Zinn,
The Ordway new era., 1917-12-14

Sell II by advertising.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
Not MFNICD'S BUSINESS,
~ OFFICIAL SENTIMENT.
o. As.oe,. .,cd rreS

u W|'IT TIT'W 7 -
MEMco cry sipt li.--From
tatymcnts made thi evening by
moa in hieh goyaruiie ie@ circles af-
tre tnpy had dlscasil Die letter
made pubiic hi sccJy of state
Lansing tho rclatioIis 6er.son Helm
r.U Won Ecthurdt the Herman
minister to Mexico. aud Folke Cron-
holm former Swedish charge d. af-
u.r t' tup Mexican capital, the con
r.u..Hn -o,wcd O.. have been reached
f.n. DO vaf unf thH Mexican govern
m..' business 'u take action in tho
H.ff..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
!. v. v. MEN
ARE PICKED Up
!, BY AUTHORITIES
CHARGES on NAGRANCN ARE
FILED AGAINST HESERTERS
on EXILE CAMP.
ONE HUNDRED ARRESTED
Throughout Arizona Members Are
Warned to Avoid Disturbance,
10 Get Their Belongings
Ann Leave.
By A,socls'sd rr.u


DOUGLAS. Ariz. Sept H.
Thirteen more alleged J. W. " s.,
from Columbus. Ncw Mexico. we're
arrested here tonight by Sheriff
Charles Cross and his assistants.
These men arrived ou q freight train
from ,lachit3 New Mexico and were
placed in iail and win bee taken 10
ilisbce tomorrow morning
There we're Il n % crowd which
came Boo Uu the top and ou tnc rods
of the freight train. hut four swung
of before reaching the city limits
and ram boz thc dire ..Iu ul thr iuIrr-
national boundary
The Officers located thc uur ui
ing men iu the uudcrIru.h urai here
tonight and brought them fo tuc .,l
Jail ANA locked Them zap with the
other thirteen ul their assucialr- N ho
arrived uu uugh train
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
UiEWiET UupNEE DtNIES
RIVt1~ITluN Of WHEAT


WASHINGTON Sept if- Re-
r..'. fHaf IhH government Is contem-
pol HH. -rea. IrU"IUr wheat on ths
.a t..p n0ar mills going wero
....t Iuu ehf hF Herbert Hoover.
H. .af administrators Mills gen
.rIr SIR Hoover -aid are running
.I nu uur although some ara
hauMclppe. ny shortage OF grain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
Late Dispatches
TRENCH MINISTER ASKS
SMiDEN 10 EXPLAIN.


ty Associated rrca
STOCKHOLM Sept l3.-The
French minister Co sweden called
to-day 40 the foreign office 10 re-
quest an explanation of the cable
dispatches sent hy the German min
lister 90 Argentina through the
Swedish legation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15
WAR RCRED!TSACT
HITS IA Toilette
SANG IN CONGRESS-
NiSt ONNIN ~INNIOR INSISTS ~
as ,ON~iuFI; ATipN 90 ~ONI
ANi.NuMINT~
PUBLICITY CLAUSE KILLED
Measure 'Hr spe.iiir ADVERTISING ip-
Precipitation fur New lIuud, bH-
tain. pul. Our Vote.
ir ipprr HOUSE.

N-UINCTuE Sept || IH.
war ...IH I.I a1. uN.H U. Ut fH.
s.rsf. .d.r uI prepared .ur
sage fHm.r.DH 100 H..U' I.. ... BE-
passed f., lI... I. H..l .H. soon.
iaa ... iurr. OBJ. ..uat. rII."
f. r.-. H. IH. ", ..tE ...
blocked n. .n.f.r fl T.'Hf.. "H.
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amendment. f..I....
lf . conceded f..r Hu l...
iu- fH. amount .f ..... uI .r.
tifi.lfss tl|... NH. N.. .r tr.H
interest. rHfe .HI Dbl. .#.. a.. .I.f
tH- lI niI na. r'uaIIt . H.HI
uH. t.Htrf
Nd,cf,i,.ng 'lHu-r kHi.d.
.u..I .t.af. ... perfume
TH. 0r'. contest f.. .. au .u..I.
u.rf lr Senator HaHs which .s
rejected pfHf0siH- specific. arfH.
IuuH.n u. about UHH ".H f.
rsv spaI.. aud psIuIt. ... r
stf.r' fh. IHn|s .....
Brady Cost f.r .rF Iufr .. f.
amendment -tHH... pUmrrru. U.
r0ru.ed au alleged newspaper .YHH.
a.'Isr IHr IH. ir .nsa|
imrrI. .rfs uf f.. .t.Hf. l..H..
olruIffsa adopted Included those .r
r.n1.se I.U. nr....Ia.f| f. uUs.
foHrfH lf .r. p. ...i OF f.. Hn.U
ari uar saving certificate. fhr ...
uensa allowed I0r N..H.r .nI d.
freIsIEs -.. ur..f..fn fH .rt.fr..r
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kuENIlOii EIit~I~ 10 ~ a.
EINDiE 10 pilltill~ Oi
GOAItNNtNt
RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED
tuuu,l Demands urru.fAti, Ecpuh-
a., lbuliuuu ut Private Prop
trt and Naturalization 81
l.du-ti,.
HItIt ny
iNHIec toS

llIrUGElp. sept Ill.,
90 80 D. wI THO rahiurt
crisis continued 100 dan ihr
r,ruu. u,u papers assent thnt
t.ra.I. .- n % ,ru difiirult
position uuI fhHt be- resignation
. .u .,.ud,d uum thr p,-,i-
IH.t 90, .Hultiuu ,- compile
.|.I UE fir Hiuudr nf th,
Nu..-rH uuurI of d.puur,
u .m.h a-t night me'tiul
HHu excluded frHm power
tHI. wuglnru I-u demanded
900 immediate declaration ui b
utm ,IuH republic. tb, tuuli
.uu u0 wn1t, nu~rtt work
H .if.- CONTROL utrr ufuIu,
n.u. .auf-,,tiuu ut uuu profits.
.H. mlftur-- lasHIiuu u iu.
tuuwu tu upttiu- states tn
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gINRlE ROT Ms ~
INCOMING I. ". vs..

BlSEEE. Aul. Sept O. HIsbo.
tonight .s writing thc final chapter
100 the history ul the "a 81 move.
mrnt iu the Warren District.
u has the samr syatrmJJic method
which characterized OBJ, Wholesale
deportation ut approximately goo
allcgrd ! " NJ members and eym-
puthizcrs. un luiy l2 Sh,uu limu
&. Wheeler hi, dcpui,cs and the
citizens uf Bisbec continued arrest
ing the returning men today as last
as they arrived Ia the district from
the detention camp at columbus N.
NJ one hundred have been arrosi-
eel since "Wednesday when the cNo.
dus from the exile camp al Columbus
started westward toward the Warren
District
Si,n-IN, Arrested.
SiNty-fiVt were arrovrd at Doug
las Osborne. Forest Ranch and along
other trails entering Bisuce today.
As rapidly gs they are arrested by
deputy sheriis they are brought
here formal charges ol pguucy
are made against them BOO iuc police
court Judge e. r.. Thomas. CON
tinues their cases until they are
given time to gather their personal
tConunued on Page Four
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-09-15

CHICAGO sept tf-Iamcs N.
Co.'S governor l ohio. and Miss
Margaret Bisir of Elmhurst. iils !.
N.l hc uarriCd .gu orf0w afternoon.