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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

iur plants either upon lnudr of ihe
yards. or ct obtaining tuck and other
connections herewith mo solution
nf This problem in permanent form
Will also depend upun the ultimate
solution OF thu railway problem if
tho government should Acquire co.
railways It would appear to mo that u
should, ua o. part OF thr system. nr
lulrn the NnrdH. o. the government
rcturus tho railways 90 their owncrn
DO would appear to me thuf those n's
could ho accomplished hf appropriate
regulation under the Interstate tum-
mercy commission. and tho should
be- done al interim. A. Co. the wrong
practirea between huNrrH and o. Arl
these would not hr corrected ht fHn
Euvcrnmpn: uwuing or ,Hntroillug Too
physical yards. they are. iu UHrt now
under wtr regulation hN The depart
mcut ~ ar%rirulturC
Shaili Not io-r nrais'h Iious,s.
A. 90 b recommendation tNut tn'
fodcsal government should af uur'
take over m. pnskrr' iuurh hnua0s
cold STORAGE and warehouse fnriiiUt
I nud much dlfnruiti Io ruf Hs.
sumo that the trade commission ron.
templates thr government rNtHf us
upon the purchase nul SMILE of mont
and rroeorloH no these establishment
Nor does % appear io mo that thr
individual separate HuN #.HffUrr.l
branch houses oI enc packers Furnish
tuy prone physical IUHs faI NHt
terminal whulra1i, markets 600 HIs
,ussIo1 With the independent packers.
I nnd no belief tNut fHr packers
branch houses would s.rtr Hs H hIHs
of universal mHF Ngt service fni
find much difference off opinion H-
tu public market. Is ID solution NV
uf the great packers equipment u
This particular wuuId lu event poe
uuiro a great deal OF extension tu D..
fcrt such uhIcotivca and Va nro f1
NO position to uri 'ho material aud
labor during Tho wnr
We need ln absolute Hlsuraur. ID.
thr food trades of SUCH terminal l-
ollilss us Will allow HHf WHrul .
ruTor OF dtalsf Iu uut food uIuItHI
ruuAl prportuuItN fu tauii. and sn
hIH goods uruIIua tHUIT IIuHI IHHi. d..
hruun. The uHrfuln'fs uI either IN.
Dec. Wholesale 90 ret.Il markets iu tN.
promotion ~ these ends H 20 W't'U'
90 great division uI opinion Th'
most predominant lctNut lu tho lp
dependent tfaDrH s that Dr. sites ,tf
way facilities th, trades th'mr '.
would HplNt Tho WHtfUI Co. Hnh .fIu'
fhr whole public market Question ID
peculiar Co each rftt and town. uI
mN innuIrItH Nul Nftl. belief .ua
Iho present branch HnHHnH u' 'I.
packers would serve tnIs uurp1so
Furthermore. nv own instinct 3D.
u event W against fDI.rII gNurr
shin OF such facilities sHI uur un
inquiries rather IuiIUHfr .nUI H trans
por,Huon questions together with 0H.
tors mentioned lIf"r lu Hru u.t rIsH'
This problem viii SOLVE ITSELF Alto
EUthtr uu mot consider tHHt 'U
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

Union Harware Co.'S Famous
Ball Bearing Roller Skates, $3.50
pair J. K0RBTR q CO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

a man imasiuea .tH nuU, au angel
urui aif asks UIm for mooney
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

TIH ..I,uy,. THe President uf Ga
q Hf #.lr uN % e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

THIS morning. heinF the last session
Of the convention. tho annual cleo
ton % officers was held. Tho follow
ing men were elected for 1a1gi %.
W. Morgan, president; D. A Roberts,
first vice president. y. a. Hittcr, SEQ.
and vice president. ana charles Two-
good. who received the reelection uH
sacrctuf y~-tfcasurcr.
The 1913 sKecutive committee will
be composed Of D. o. smith. of itt-
ton NJ a. buchanan. Of silver Cltfi
a. NJ. EinhurL OF Noswclli D. "
Morgan. OF Las Cruces, and A. Fraser
Of this city.
Next Convention "a ic Here.
The delegates 10 t%horouvhly en-
loved not only the Interesting proc
gram OF entertainment which WIS
gwen here. but also thr facilities
which this city often Tor conventions.
That u be- already sottlcd that the
next convention Nin nUe the delegate
IN session here aaaln. The program
had aa lta lradinF entertainment the
annual smoker which wua held az
the Country club. Monday night AM
the annual banquet which las gwen
a. the Aitarado hotel TOO commit 81
who had charge OF b program con
sisted of Arthur puarsr, chulrmuns W
= Townsend and o. AleS Hihhurd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19

'INfHH arrangements HNN purify
under wa powers. and DO tho reforms
proposed lr. tu Doc uf amy value th'N
must hp placed upon a permanent
Htsif HuI mot merely iur TOO wlt
ThDrp Du boz uo doubt thIt th" 'Hi
services. boo order Goo obtain ihr r'
suits desired and the greatest nation.
il must ur greatly expand
rI and must Ht operated ituW H uHr
tIuuaI point .f View. rather Than from
that of each Individual rbilW It
Moreover. they arc hlrhlf technical
service beyond tht ordinary range "i
railway management uud need Zoo 'Il-
lrlrp 600 cooled rtrf uH W.l uH u't'
tIrH NhHfHrH fhIH service nn re- moe
uoull scale should Do" 'phIu'i'' hf
thf government ur lF prlNIt" enter
prise under control 100 H puhiIr uni
icy, srems to mu tu rouuir" further
thought and. boo any event 90 iHn'nd.
uppn tn" ultimate disposal "l ih'
railway question
As tu thr stock wards um DOB Irr"y-
mout hint ihDy should hc entirely
d-iHnsHociutsd from the control ol Oh"
packers a distinction muHi h' Hf"wl
between rho stock yards HH "a physical
market place aud the hulinE lnd HrII.
lur conducted therein. IN inc lifHl
sense. tho complaints lifsch ''ni'i
around thr exclusion not OF buyers
and SELLERS, bat Of the prevention OF
competitors from establishing pack
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-19
Packers Control of Food
Trade Growing and Is
Dangerous Says Hoover


titlnu between The ffW nuu only i'nN
Co reduce The number uf five and NOT
Increase b. pf equal public import
once is the fact that their strategic
advantage 90 mnrke tlnr equipment,
capital and prrunlfttluu must tend
20 further increase the area 70 thpir
invasion into tradeH outside of animal
nruductH Furthermore uH these t'N
films are the final reservoir for Hl|
ciussss ~ uuimtls, whfn IN" few
Yards where they buy become rfrutl'
cally over supplied with moro animals
than their absolute requirement. %
ftmalur boz their hands tu iluDiun',
prices by more ~rHflsHi tu bus aud
not necessarily hf amy conspiracy In
other words. tho. marrow number ul
buyers undnuutDlnN pruducol an uu'
stable UiHrkrf which roHctH q" ol.'
enurnrt production N Cnu De- CON.
toudodl believe That those CONCERN
have ietclopeU great economic efti.
cheney. that their cusif ~ mhnuil'
turs and profits are made from th'
WHstss of fnft years uru
The Era-leader., 1919-08-28
P0st0ficc Moves to
New Location

In order to make room for the
new bank, the government has
been obliged to seek other quar-
ters for the postoffice and has se-
cured commodious room in the
new H. W. Magee building at the
corner Of Main and Washington
streets, just one block west of the
present location.
Postmaster Richardson informs
US that the change will take place
on Thursday morning, August %,
and earnestly requests all patrons
to please transact any special
business with him either on Wed
nesday evening or wait till Thurs
day afternoon, if possible, in or
der that the move may be made
as expeditiously as possible.
The Era-leader., 1919-08-28
Notice.

This bank will be closed Mon,
day, September, 1st, account !o1
Labor Day holiday.
Washington Bank & Trust 20.
Wiley S. Burris, Cashier.
The Era-leader., 1919-08-28

h Is - zisz z;yz " " z;;zz;z z;S zS
The Era-Leader.
s.sIinton, La, August 2s, 1919
lave money by buying your
ses at the Boston Store.
Mrs, A. J. Fortinberry and
! Of Smithsburg visited Mrs.
Mol Brock Sunday.
at the Boston Store and
4 will help break the grip on
bhigh cost of living
complete new stock OF Elec'
Il Bulbs, for every purpose at
pices. Motor Sales & Ser.
Eco, Inc.
Bingham week with US is Sep,
Iaber lst to 9th, inclusive.
Bsour beautiful line.
S. H. Burris Inc.
Misses Willie and Selma Rich
hson and Elsie Magee spent
! week end with Miss Iris
lines Of Tylertown.
The most attractive all wool
eaters and also silk sweaters
both large and small sizes.
Love Bros. Ltd.
Maurice Magee. with the
Rndard Oil at Baton Rouge, is
ending his vacation with the
me people.
Don't forgotten every dollar
you get a ticket or
bhalf.barrels of -four. Givel
by free at the Boston Store.
Mrs. Otto Burris and younl
ant of Pickwick is VISITING
Bshington Parish relatives
wing with her sister, Mrs. Ar
ii, spent Saturday in Frank
ton.
Ne are doing the bigges
bsiness this summer we hav
Ter done in Franklinton.
Aes to show that we are glvin
ID people the right kind {
ices.
The Boston Store.
Mrs J. G. Denman entertaine
ee following guests in her HON
Aru Sunday: Mrs. Jack Forth
lerry, Miss Wansie Fortinberr
nd Lane Fortinberry all (
Smithsburg, Mrs. Dr.. Dodd an
TOung daughter Myrtis and M
Slen Fortinberry of Caseyvill
Miss.
You are sure of getting a b
b suit you in shape, size an
NDr by looking thru our stocl
S. H. Burris,, Inc.
elyde Hamilton concluded
aellghtful visit with his siste
Mrs. Robt. Babington, and lie
. accept a position in the Anne
lcan National Bank at Wichi
Falls, Texas.
This is a promising position
blooming little city and wi
ms ability, training and expe
lenee in the work we are sure
VIII take only a short time
0lyde to establish himself at
top.
!. Rao- My tism is a powerful 8
aseptlc; it kills the poison eau.
rum injected cuts, cures old Sol
EsItsr, ste,
The Era-leader., 1919-08-28

as eXpedltlOuSly as possible.
Miss Floyd Ball left Saturday
for a fortnight with her sister
Mrs. Stella Moody at Kiln, Miss.
Miss Ellen Brock returned
Tuesday from a weeks visit with
Miss Will Connerly of Tylertown.
Mesdames E. l.. Magee and
O. H. Carter spent Thursday in
Bogaiusa with Mr.. and Mrs. T.
j. Magee.
Now is the time to save hay,
and we have the mowers and
rakes, also cane mills and parts.
See US before buying.
The Babington Store. Inc.
Miss Vernice Bateman re-
turned Tuesday from visit of
several days with relatives at
Clifton.
Everybody take notice! Don't
fail to bring your tickets to the
Boston Store Saturday, Septem-
Der 6, because it is -four day.
Mrs. D. E. Sheridan was taken
to the New Orleans imirmary,
Thursday, but after examination
it was found impossible to oper-
ate for several weeks and it may
be that she can be brought back
home to await the time of
operation.
Lieut.. Arnold Simmons sur
prised his family by an unanounc-
ed appearance Monday, but we
are sure he was not surprised at
hearty welcome home he received
Arnold like most of the other
boys, looked unusually stout and
: we'll from his stay abroad.
Many of the people of Frank.
linton are saddened this week
thru the sorrow that came tt
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Magee O1
Bogalusa on Friday thru tn;
, death of their little infant. Tue
2 remains were brought to FrahN
linton Saturday by friends o.
the family and inferred in Ellis
Cemetery.
;. Mrs. Scott and two youns
d sons of Collins, Ga., are visiting
e Miss Belma Burris. Mrs
S Scott won the appreciation ant
J, interest of many Frankintonian
a thru her nursing and untTins
e ministries in the Bradley hom
last fall and winter when s.
many of them had intluenz
u miss Belma Burris of the mum
. ber), and Mrs. Ollie Burrl
y Bradley and her infant died
+ Mrs. Scott will remain here TO
y several days.
Osborne Simmons hass pul
chased the Ulmer residence an
" farm of six acres, adjoining bl
1t farm in South Frankllnton, whlc
II makes it a most desirable pr(
IS perty. He will be given posses
w. sion in sixty days when he wi
Sc move his family down and the
1e offer his present residence fc
'g sale or rent. j. F. Ulmer hope
1e in the mean time to have locate
Ill his family in Hattiesburg whel
they will have the advantages
I'd the college.
The Era-leader., 1919-08-28

a girl.
Mrs. James Davis has return
ed from several days spent with
Columbia friends.
Ladies-When you think about
skirts, waists and coats, think
about the Boston Store and you
will save money.
Misses Odom of Denis Mills,
and Quinn of Bogalusa are guests
of Mrs. G. M. Kimberlin.
Mrs. W. /. Daniel and children
of Angie were appreciated week
end guests of Mrs. Vol Brooks.
Next flour day at the Boston
Store will be Sept. 6, at 8 p. m.
Don't fail to have your tickets
there.
Little Miss Dene Bickham is
inMagnolia for a fortnight's visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Angie Bick-
ham Pierce.
September 1st to 9th, Inclusive,
we will make a specially Uf the
most beautiful line of ginghams
we have ever carried in one sea-
| son, S. H. Burris Inc.
Miss Doris Magee left Mon.
day for Bogalusa where she goes
to teach in one of the rural
schools with Miss Edith Wood
as principal.
Every attractive combination
of colors in stripes and plaids
appear in our great assortment
of fall ginghalns.
Love Bros. Ltd.
n Rev. G. N. Kimberlin began 6
protracted meeting at his Clifton
church Sunday, Rev. Murray O.
Q TylertoMn doing the preaching
= A number from Frankliuton at
. tended the Sunday service.
& Miss Maggie Smith from tn
Fort Worth Training School i
. making a tour of the parish il
~ the interest Of w. M. u. work
~ y, visiting all the rural Baptis
~ churches in the effort to organ
. ize a w. M. S. in each. Mis-
- Smith was a guest in the hom
of Mrs. L, D. Greenlaw Monday
The Boston Store wishes t
~ announce to all ladies and girl
~ that we are going to have one {
the biggest stocks of ladies
y misses and childrens coats an
y, sweaters we ever had, so pleas
~ don't buy or order until 20
= have looked over our big stocl
'0' We will be glad to show you an
it might save you many dollar
"' Mrs. D. H. McCreary anticip
:" ting the early exhaustion of tt
~ McCreary timber supply at tn
place, closed up her home he]
q and with her children has gol
sr, to Evergreen to stay with her i
eft valid mother till their establis
er- ment at their next business ce
ita ter. The McCreary family h
resided here about ten yea
in and have been valued in our CO..
ith munity life in general-scho
er- church, society and business
it feeling the benefit of their su
for port in various ways, and
the town in general is 10th to g
them up.
an e66 has more limitations than
sed other Chill and Fever Tonic on
res, market butno one wantsimitati'
lin medicine. They are dangero
The Era-leader., 1919-08-28

Orleans is spending this week
with his mother here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Frey left
Wednesday for short visit with
Mr.. Frey's parents at Amite.
Little Willie Denman is off for
a ten days visit with Dr.. and
Mrs. Dodd at Caseyville, Miss.
Fall ginghams ready for sale
in beautiful patterns and attrac-
tive prices.
S. H. Burris Inc.
Mrs. Ella Holt Richards of
Brazoria, Texas, is now visiting
in the home of her sister-in- law,
Mrs. D. E. Nettles.
Our big line of fall dress goods
have arrived-at prices that will
make you smile and forget the
high cost of living.
The Boston Store.
Hunter Dobson is again at his
post at the depot after having
enjoyed a fortnight's vacation
with his aunt, Miss Hunter at
Hammond.
The beautiful colors and soft
feecy yarns make our new
sweaters irresistible to all ladies
of taste and good judgement.
Love Bros. Ltd.
Mrs. J. P. Wood and young
daughter are visiting relatives at
her old home at Norwood, Miss.
I'VE have just received beauti-
ful line of mems and boys hats
and caps for fall.
The Boston Store.
All wool Jersey cloth and a
complete line of silks is offered
for your selection. See our stock,
S. H. Burris Inc.
Mouton Bickham has returned
from weeks visit in Alexandria,
combining business and pleasure
We have a complete stock ol
buggies, wagons and buggy and
wagon material.
The Babington Store. Inc.
! Rev. J. A. Smith of Meridian
arrived Saturday night and since
that time has preached twice
daily in the Methodist church
splendid sermons and larg'
congregations. A special service
Wednesday evening at $3.50
Regeneration the theme.
Mr.. U. S, Hines, tailor TO
Beard & Ford of Tylertown
Miss, will be at the store Q
Beard & Thompson each Friday
Get your suit made at the righ
price and the right kind of fit,
, Mems Hats in greatest varjet
i, of shapes, colors, and sizes W
+ have ever carried.
S. H. Burris Inc.
j. Mr., and Mrs. J. M. BURR
spent several days in New O
o leans looking after the fall an
winter supplies for the stol
n reserving, however, a few hour
!, out of each day for pleasur
It reporting on their return
!. profitable and highly enjoyab
IS trip,
IL Don't forget-every dollar y(
v spend at the Boston Store do
10 it's full duty, and besides, W
Is get a ticket on the two half-ba
Of rels of good flour We give aw;
,, the first Saturday in eve
d month.
'e Miss Clara Nester of Ne
~ Orleans guest of Mrs. Jes
n Simmons. When Miss Nest
ID first visited Franklinton she W
The Era-leader., 1919-08-28
Announcement.

Mrs, A. E. Hood will be hostess
for the Wayerly Club on Satur'
day, August 30th.
The Era-leader., 1919-08-28
ARMY lR
RIO GRAM

ny in the sane 3.
for the AnsrI,'s'| N
,se Wood who i \
ion Army actiyitis|
has Just retqr1s'| y
| it of inspection \
s. At this time N
alton Army otiI,s \
IT, as the Office,
|ork for the EMIL
with headqusrt.s,|
Or welfare III
liers is great n
his return. "Ts.l
re located at iat,l
Rio Grande ID M
20O miles south \
posts are expsslss|
let from twent,s,l|
lies wide along n
from twenty d a
desperately Lon,
amusemsnts NJ
ms near by, In
hite woman sea
was the wife I'D
anne down to NJ
visit"
will visit thu|
often as he u
s, travelling IN d
| ply trains, or Z
he army patrols. d
meetings and Il
Pte of the equiprasl
the lnen more cc,|
SIZED.
| Punced that two d
i'll be put up INN
salvation Army. d
nd one at LaJih|
be built Of adj
900 each. This n
Pn by the Salvalt|
ny officers at thsl
fee to the colssn|
posts already ha1
lings.
etic equipment ii
MARIA lmmedlall
there to whats
need Of 1t. IN
longer A nAed v
| rmy hut at t'
Worth, all the eq5
/ will be sent dtss
This equipment ID
i, tables, rnagazlhsl
d two confellla.
Langhorn Of Y
who is in chargs |
trict, with headqsl
| Col. Langhorn oha|
very way possihk|
e program oua9
nd thanked him |
las already been |
[hese soldiers BY |
s Of rocking cf1
to the border |
to the follof
J., Indio, LaJitas, !
dosa, Polvo, Hs'l|
Ranch and n
easy chairs 4
eciated by The 4
| livan Of the Sth 3
lthough a Troop
' order duty has q
which to rest, "
elaxation does q
grand and gloa
a comfortable 4
lg for you In VI
ary body and di
len you will M
,nce more. II q
of the home OF
3 great tniHS W
rale of any orga
We are from eiF
sited Terlinqua
Helena on this &
| panied by Chs
MS and Ensiga
The Era-leader., 1919-08-28
MY SPENDS ~
L.

Army has spens
Innouncing to
| e arrival Of sol
ccording to q :
made by the J
adquarters.
..s!s!s!sss+e
be lifted up y
! unto me-"
IS Of CHRIST
ID the
\ ARMY FLAG
r at home y
you cannot e
ia the seryics :
you may er''s
to serve in y
give will pay !.
for a long
ACCORDING
you give.
aviation Arn1 :
Home ssrvies
state on a laIs
er.
The salvsil9 9
| , Service fa''s
......aaAA|
The Era-leader., 1919-08-28

Miss Clara Nester of New
Orleans guest of Mrs. Jesse
Simmons. When Miss Nester
first visited Franklinton she was
scarcely more than a little tot,
hence the momentary surprise
when we recognize her in the
attractive and popular young
lady grown, who is enjoying the
social courtesies of the north
Franklinton society bunch.
Mr.. Beard of the firm of Beard
land Thompson spent Wednesday
here getting acquainted with his
new customers and cultivatlng
his friends. Mr.. Beard is not a
stranger here by any means
having been established in busl
ness in Tylertown for more thar
fifteen years, and knowing hi:
splendid worth socially and
commercially, Franklinton is re
7 ceiving him with open arms
. We would rejoice to have man,
8 more like Mr.. Beard and hi
!, liym.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-15
THIS IS LAST DAY
TO PAY INCOME TAX
CollCSrtOr Says Checks Mailed Sntur-
day WilI Protect Rcmlttcr
From Penalty.

This is The last day FOR tho fillng
Of income tax returns and the pay
mcnt ~ the federal tax and the rcyc-
nuo collectors office In tho federal
building will be crowded with tax
payers
Those Who have executed the
blank forms ana know the amoyut
OF their taxes may mail their report
Wlfh check TO cover the first quar-
terry payment. To relieve the CON
gcslion at the collectors office the
officials urge that rcports be mailed
In preference To- being brought or
sent 10 the office. This will give the
clerks more time 10 wait upon those
who have not yet obtained the blanks
OF who are unfamiliar with the man
ncr Of making them out
Reports deposited in the ppstoffICc
At any time during the day VIII be
received and the posmark will pro-
tcct aphn taxpayer from the penalty
which applies after March 10.
The collection OF the Income tax
will take n large sum OF ready cash
from the Tulsa banks oklahoma ls
the sixth state in the union in the
payment of federal income taxes and
10 Is estimated that SO per cent Of the
states share of these taxes are paid
IN the city Of Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-15
WAR EXHIBIT CLOSES
WITH TONIGHT'S BILL
I'utrOnllcd by Record Crowd
on Last Dny.

with the afternoon and night per-
formances the national war exposi-
tlon. which has been showing in
Tulsa for tho past two weeks,7 viii
close today.
In addition 60 the display OF the
war relies and the reproduction ot
the battle Of Slcspercy. the army men
will tonight stage u real military
wedding IN front Of the grand stand.
The bridegroom will be man in
khaki and the bride will be II well
known Tulsa girl but the names Of
the contracting party will be kept
q secret until just before the we'd
ding
The wedding march will be played
by the famous l+th field artillery
oand, which gives concerts At both
performances
tnleHS there are record crowds at
both tho afternoon and night per
furmauccs the exposition viii be
financial loss. owing to the intt.-
ference Of the weather and the lack
Of attendance
II ls expected that the show will
move from Tul~i 10 oklahoma C4ty.