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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-29
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.

TONIGHT.
Relatives and friends will welcome
home Washington members of the
104th Field Signal Battalion and 10th
Field Artillery at Wardman Park
Hotel at s o'clock.
Alumni association and faculty of
Business High School will welcome
home Business school war vets at
the school at 1880 o'clock.
Catholic Womens Service Club will
meet at COL E street at o'clock
Legal division of the bureau of war
the steamer Manchester at Z o'clock.
Registration and nomination of of
f1cers and a community secretary Of
the Miner Normal Community Center
at the center at 1880 o'clock.
Rialto Club dance at the Jewish
Welfare Board room, 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
Play by children's department of
the dramatic class Of the Wilson
Normal School, 18th and Harvard
streets, at 8 o'clock.
Dance at naval armory. Water
and o streets southwest under the
auspices of the War Camp Com
munity Service and Government
Recreation League.
Dance at Trinity Parish Hall, Sd and
C. streets, at 8 o'clock.
Dance and games at War Camp
Community Service Girls Club No. 1,
18th street and New York avenue.
George w. Harris will speak before
the "Get-Together" Club of the In
gram Church. 10th street and Massa-
chusetts avenue. at o'clock. -~
TOMORROW.
Annual alumni conference of the
School Of Theology of Howard Uni
versity at the university at 1880
Field day, and luncheon of the Ma
tional Cathedral School for Boys.
Wanderlusters hike starts from
Wisconsin avenue and NJ street at
o'clock, going by trolley on Rock
vile line to Leland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-29

Georgetown University Hospftal
Training School for Nurses will hold
commencement exercises at CASTOR
Hall. Georgetown University, at 4
o'clock next Wednesday afternoon.
There will be seven graduates. The
alumnae will entertain the graduates
in the evening at a dance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-29

Under the auspices of the War
Camp Community Service "ukelele"
party will be given tonight at club
No. 8, 918 10th street northwest for
men in uniform and war workers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-29
Field day, and luncheon Of the Ma
tional Cathedral School for Boys.

Wanderlusters' hike starts from
Wisconsin avenue and NJ street at
o'clock, going by trolley on Rock
vile line to Leland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-29
TOMORROW.

Annual alumni conference of the
School Of Theology of Howard Uni
versity at the university at 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-29

Eugene L. Gaddess, presiding officer
of the fourth section of the board of
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
spoke last night on Fourth Section
of the I. c. c. Act" before members
of the Federal Traffic Association, in
the large hearing room of the Inter
state Commerce Commission build
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-29

An entertaining musical program
was given by local talent at the gar
den party of the College Women's
Club, 1922 I street, last night. The
entertainment was followed by dane
ing in the ballroom.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-23

Reporter de Ell MUNDo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-23
cabo ROjO.
Los "Engomados"
de San Juan
DOS DE ELLOS FUERON ARRES-
TADOS AVER POR Ell DETECTI-
We FELIPE FERRER.

Como 81 no fuera bastante con los
ahora aparecen en- San Juan otros
personajes llamados Los Engoma-
dos".
Gabino Torres Y Carlos Albert
fueron los dos que Sc arrestaron aver.
Sc iban a arrestar otros cuantos mas,
pero uno de ellos dio aviso los otros,
Sc malogro .el servicio.
III delito que Sc lie ha probado Al
berti, natural de St. Thomas, que va
Sc ha confesado culpable es el de ha-
ber sustraido de los almacenes de la
Aduana ciertas cantidades de icor.
AlberGi, en- compafiia de otros hom-
bres trabajaba en- un almacen que tie
ne la Aduana, en- la Marina, frente
al Paseo de la Princesa. ,Su labor con
sistia en- trasladar varias pipas de
ron de la "Divina" otro almacen.
AlbeEti Sc proveyo de un saco de go
ma, (una vejiga que compro en- la
botiea), Ia que sofia llevar debajo la
ropa. Por las tardes, al despedirse
del trabajo, salia por delante del ins
pector cue esta apostado en- la puerta,
muy serenamente, pero con su "vejiga
lena del sabroso licor. Sc calcula que
una de estas vejigas hace mas de tres
litros de ron cuando esta bicn LENA.
El detective Felipe Ferrer, estaba
en- la Marina inventando un plan pa
ia coger a Ck,tcId Y Sc flo en- la figu-
ra del trabajador.
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Gabriel D'AnnunziO, hGrGdGrO
de David, pOGta-guGrrGrO
DAmunlO LOrd Bmn tsRsn gTaldeS puHtOS de CORfdCtO
lnbVS amaTCn eICeSiamHnte a Su pdtTia

de los autores dc tragedias, el Sha-
kespeare de Ia antiguedad, el poeta
enorme, excelso, a quien Victor Hugo
compare con el Himalaya y con Ia rs
finge. Cuando Esquilo era joven, Da-
rio, Rey de Persia, y Jerjes, heredero
al trono, concibieron Ia idea de con
quistar a Grecia. Esquilo, que enton-
ces sonaba una dc sus grandes TRACE
dias, us6, como d. Annunzio, sus do
mes poeticos para levantar el espiriN
griego contra Ia invasion de los "Ho-
henzollerns" dc Persia. Y Sc eonvirti6
en soldado, en- guerrero. En- el ano
400, Il arrastro 4 Dario a los panta
nos de Marathon, diez amos mas tar
de ayudaba a hundir Ia escuadra de
Jerjes en- el estrecho de Salamis. FL
dcjo, como recuerdo de sus aventuras
dc soldado, su drama los Persas". Y
demostr6 al mundo que un poeta no
es an ser superfluo.
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Juncos, P, r, octubre 20, 1919,
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alto del gran poeta frances. Hugo y d.
Annunzio Sc parecen por su amor la
tino a 10 teatral, cosa muy logica en-
un latino, pero sumamente ridicula
en- un aleman en- un anglo-sajon.
Como Hugo, d. Annunzio tiene la pa
sion de las palabras de efecto. Victor
Hugo hugo a Guernsey despues del
golpe de estado de setiembre del aio
1854. Desde ALI fulmino anatemas
contra Napoleon III. Ali escribio el
famoso hbro Napoleon el Pequeno".
Con este libro empezo la obra que con
cluy6 en- Versailles, donde Bismarck.
empezo la obra que acab6 en- el Marine.
Voltaire tambien tuvo parentesco es
piritual con D. Annunzio. Desterrado,
perseguido, encarcelado, su pluma
trabajo siempre, y prepare los barre
nos que habian de echar por TERRA a
la Bastilla. Su pluna tenia el poder
corrosive del vitrolO, aunque no era
tan gran poeta como Victor Hugo y
d. Annunzio. FL fue un gran poeta-
soldado que milit6 en- las filas del ejer
cito de la libertad humana. Voltaire
fue el alma revolucionaria dc Francia,
d. Annunzio es 81 alma revolucio-
maria de Italia.
Benjamin de CASSERES.
Traducciones de GEL MUNDO".
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PoR AGREDIR A UNA MUJER
Manati, 90 &c octubre.

Emilia Madero aver formula derun-
cia contra Delfin Salamaa, quien la
acometio y Ia agredi6, produciendole
fuertes contusiones en- varias parties
del cuerpo. FL juez Santos lie impuso
treinta dias dc carcel.
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ii I'd. padece de alguna hernia,
amigo?- lie interrogo
Ell hombre fue registrado Y Sc lie en-
contro Ell lieor qYe llevaba disimulado
en- la bolsa de gonna.
Gabino Torres fue detenido por
creerse que el habia llevado la noti-
cia los otros en90mados para que
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Pero II ejcmplo clasico dc los poe
tas gucrreros Is Lord Byron. ID An
nunzio y Lord Byron, tienen grandes
puntos de contacto. Sus vidas son
paralclas Byron. como d. Annun-
zio, vivi6 an a destierro. Ambos fue-
ron. como diria Bernard Shaw ironi-
camente, discipulos del diablo Ambos
han tenido q habito, mas 0 menos CO.
munista, dc no pagar deudas. Los poe
tas pagan sus deudas con sangre Y
con gloria. Ambos han ofendido los
c6digos morales dc su tempo. Ambos
81 deiaron arrastrar poS la passion del
scXo. Ambos amaron excesivamente
su patria. Byron cojcaba dc una pier
na; D' Annuhzio .perdio IN oio. Am
hos personiiicaron a Ia melancolia, a
10 anormal, 10 anti-social. 10 raro,
q 10 birarro. Ambos tuvieron un sobe
rano dcsprccio por Ia vida por la
muerte. Esc Is 4 scllo del supcr-hom-
bre.
Ia passion mas grande de Byron
fue su amor a IA Libertad. II Desti-
no no podia olvidarlo FL luch6 por Ia
independence dc Grecia, oprimida por
al yugo turco. Esquilo. Plat6n Ho-
nero dcspcrtaron DC su sueno dc si-
CLOS y pidicron ayuda al poeta Min
gun poeta hace On yano un llamamien-
20 a otro poeta, bicn sea para pedirle
prcstada una camisa 0 para inducirlo
al sactifcio.
Cuando Lord Byron lleg6 Cefa-
lonia, encontr6 a los griegos sin pre-
preparation. sin planes, confusos,
gual n los inglcscs cn momento deci-
siyo. Sr lc concedi6 cl mando dc una
cxpedici6n que marchaba hacia Le
panto. Unas febres malignas apaga-
ron para sicmpre aquclla vida lumino
sn
ID poeta Shelley, a quien d. Annun
zio los italianos de cultura no Sc can
san ~ diyinizar, estuvo a punto de
convertirsc On poeta-gucrrero. Shelley
deseaha Ia libcrtad para Irlanda. En-
81 ano 1911 a insigne autor de PRO
metco Encadcnado" viva en- eompa
mia de an sirviente irlandes, en- Lyn-
mouth. an a condado dc Devonshire.
Una manana aparecieron cartelones
"a las GALES DC Ia senolicnta villa.
Aquellos contenian una Declaration
dc Dercchos", sin frma, escritos por
II mismo estudiante que fue lanzado
de las aulas dc Ia Universidad dc Ok
ford por habcr cscrito un panfleto til
tulado "Ia Necesidad del Ateismo"
El sirvientc dc Shelley sufrio una
c0ndena de- seis mcscs dc prision por
n dclit0 dc pcgar los cartclones scdi-
ciosos. pOr ser, de paso, irlandes.
Shelley Sc asust6 de su propia obra,
huy6 en- Il momentO critico. Shelley
trnmaba rcvoluciones innovaciones.
Luch6 denodadamente por la disolu-
ci6n de "a institution matrimonial.
Era un poeta-guerrero dc otro genera.
Pero, en- Ia hora final. Sc mantuvo Sc
reno ante Ia majestad de Ia muerte.
V. Hugo fue otro pOeta luclfador, dc
espiritu belico. Con dos libros sc puso
frente a una dinastia. Era un espiritv
guerrero, aunque nunca mato una
mosca durante su larga vida. La pa
labra fu6 su arma de combate FL al
fabcto sc compone de palabras, las
palabras componen los lbros, y ur
libro Is una bomba explosiva colo.
cada bajo un trono, segin el criterC
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no Sc dejaran coger de la Policia Sc
creta. Hay la creencia de que habia
muchos hombres que salian dos Y tres
veces al dia con la bolsa LENA de Ii
cor, pero no Sc les ha podido probar
NADIA todavia:
Las investigaciones continuan acti.
vamente.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31
T. J. Simmons Enters Race
For Sheriff.

The name of T. j. Simmons is
to be found this week in the list
of announcements for parish Of
fee, Mr.. Simmons having decid-
ed to make the run for sheriff.
Mr.. Simmons experience in
the sheriff's Office showed the
people of the parish what he is
capable of doing, and the appre-
citation expressed for his work
at the time of his retirement,
especially for the administration
of the criminal affairs of the of
fee, he feels would make any
pledge or declaration of princi-
pies unnecessary at this time.
He only wishes to let the voters
OF the parish know that he is in
the race and willappreciate every
vote and all the help that may be
extended him.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31

On motion by Walter Green,
seconded by R. H. Spring the
following Resolution was adopted:
Whereas, the Legislature of
Mississippi has authorized Pearl
River County to contribute and
pay one.half the cost of the con-
struction of a bridge over Pearl
River between Pearl River
County, Mississippi and WASH
ington Parish, Louisiana, and,
Whereas, the Board of Super
visors of Pearl River County,
Mississippi have, by Resolution
adopted on the. day OF
1919, appropriated and
set aside an amount of money
sufficient to pay one-half the cost
of the construction of such
bridge and necessary approaches,
under such contract as may be
made by the County of Pear
River and the Parish of Wash
ington for that purpose, and
Whereas, tho Congress of the
United States has authorized the
construction Of such bridge over
Pearl River, therefore, be it
Resolved, that there be and il
hereby appropriated and se
apart, out of the proceeds of the
sale of the bonds Of Washington
Parish, Louisiana, authorized by
an election held in said Parish or
the 9th day Of August, 1919,
such amount as may be required
to pay one-half the cost Of tn
construction Of such bridge ait
approaches, under such contrac
as may be made for that purpose
by the County Of Pearl River
Mississippi and the Parish o
Wash in9tQn, Louisiana, suol
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31
BOgalusa TO Honor
Soldiers and Sailors.

Home Coming Day for Sailors
and Soldiers of Washington
Parish is the title Of a celebration
to be given in Bogalusa the early
part of October which promises
to eclipse any celebration that
has ever been pulled off in the
Florida Parishes. A committee
of the livest business and pro.
fessional and laboring men of
Bogalusa are behind the move
ment and it is said there will be
no limit to the money that will
be spent to make the boys who
mopped up with the Kaiser know
that Bogalusa is glad the JOB is
over and that the boys have come
back home.
Every sailor and soldier in
Washington Parish is being list
ed and he is publicly invited to
be Bogalusa's guest on the date
fixed. From the time he lands in
Bogalusa until he departs for
home he will not have a cent to
pay anywhere. His uniform or
credentials will be his pass'key
to bed, board, eats, drinks and a
general good time. Ed Cassidy
has been named general chair.
man of the occasion and names
of soldiers and sailors are to be
sent to him for listing.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31
Notes From Louisville.

Editor Era-Leader:
Camp Taylor is to be perman-
ent. The men are housed now
instead Of living in tents. While
visiting Camp Taylor we had the
pleasure of meeting one of our
townsmen, zeke Darlington, who
is attending the Reserve Officers
Training School. He seems in
fine health and spirits and enjoyed
an auto ride with US.
The largest swimming pool in
the south is just completed here
at a cost of $125, 100000.
During the 1918-1919 tobacco
season there was sold on the Ken
lucky markets 424,57l ,298 pounds
of tobacco for S115, 100, ,080.00.
We heard a hotly contested de.
bate between Mr.. Shaw, Secretary
U. S. Treasury under Roosevelt,
and Prof. Zueblin of Princeton
College, on Government Owner
ship of Railroads." Mr.. Shaw, on
the negative, seeming to get the
best of the argument.
! Mr.. High Cost was found ram
pant in Tennessee and Kentucky
Living expenses are at least forty
per cent above that in Franklin
ton, and the high cost OF labo1
and material has halted all klnd
of building even though people
are clamoring for homes. You
know marrying goes on just tn
same, which creates oeman'
for dwellings,.
S. K. G.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31
Town Officials Vindicated.

A special term of court was
called un Monday for the pur-
pose of disposing Of the charges
against J. N. Simmons and
Dyson Booty, both officials OF
the town.
Both cases we're tried and the
men speedily dismissed owing to
the fact that no evidence could
be obtained for conviction. This
speedy vindication is what the
town officials we're eager to OBJ
tain for their colleagues anC
hence their petition to the Judge
last week for this special tern
for their trial.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31
Notice to all Taxpayers

The assessments of the varl
parishes throughout the stat
Louisiana will be reviewed by
Board of State affairs, at b
Rouge, Louisiana, during
months of June, July and AugS
If any taxpayer has any q
plant to file concerning the Y
alton of his property by eitha
Assessor or the Police Jury,b
hereby notified to file said O
plant, in writing, with the b
of State Affairs without delay
order that same may be dulys
sidered when the assessme1'
his parish shall be reviewed, !
notice is given in general q
and is applicable to every
alike.
All complaints and pro
must be in writing, and Sd
be supported by affidavit sha'
the errors and other matteHa
planned of and which is dessA
have reviewed by this Bosrd
dress all protests:
Board of State Affairs, |
Baton Rouge, y
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31
Police Jury Proceedings.

Franklinton, La. July %, 1919.
The Police Jury of Washington
Parish met at an adjourned ses-
sion this date with the following
members present: R. H. Spring,
G.. M. Tate, T. D. Foil, j. R.
Leslie, j. H. Cassidy, G. H.
Whelan, Walter Green. J. G.
Green, Louis Grain, S. S. Thomas
and T. B. Roberts.
The meeting was called to order
and the following resolution was
introduced by u. M. Tate, sec.
onded by Walter Green.
Be it resolved that the resolu-
ton adopted July 9TH, 1919, and
numbered 101 be and is hereby
amended in the following partic.
uIar. That the fiscal agent of
Washington Parish, Louisiana,
be and is hereby designated as
the fiscal agent of the Parish oI
Washington for the receipts and
deposits of the proceeds Of the
taxes voted to pay the interes
and principal Of the bonds desig'
mated in said ordinance No. 101
and to receive such amount az
may be received for sinking
funds required to pay said bonds
Be it futher ordained that sale
ordinance No. 101 remain other
wise in full force and effect ant
that The Hibernia Bank & Trus
Co. to be entitled to receive tn.
deposits of the proceede Of tn
sale of said bonds described ir
said ordinance No. 10I as we'll al
to be entitled to receive all othe
benefits comforting by said ordi
nance No. lo,,
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31

moneys to be paid out and sp
priated, from time to tine
such manner, and under
authority as may be provlds
such contract. Carried.
Motion made by j. H. Css
seconded by R. H. Spring
J. j. Warner, Marcus Mage
E. L. Magee be appointed :
committee to secure rlght u
from Franklinton to StaW
above Warnerton and y
Sheridan and Pearce oss
Bogalusa, Carried.
There appearing no =, :.
business the Board stood SOr'
ID to meet Friday, Angus
1919. -
J.R. Leslie
| Prsside'
| W. E. Banister,
| Secretary,
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31

"What's the advantage OF
having a portable garage?''
"You're compelled to own a
portable garage said Mr.. Clip
ping sadly, eff you happen to
have a wife who can't decide
where she wants the blamed
thing put. "-Birmingham Age.
Herald.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31

"How often does your road
kill q mani" asked a facetious
travelling salesman Of a Central
Branch conductor the other day.
"Just once," replied the con-
ductor sourly,
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31

cat 20 you left the farm and
came to the city. And for 80
years you have been working like
hades. What for?"
"In order to get money enough
to live in the country New
York Sun.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31

Everyone is interested in an
item of local news. If you know
of any local happening that is
not generally known, communi.
cate the fact to this office.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31
FOrds! FOrds!

We have on hand a carload of
latest model Ford Cars. Place
your order now.
Motor Sales & Service Go.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31

Crawford-l hear you have a
new doctor. What was the matter
with the old oneg
ClabshaW-He didn't believe
that alcohol had any medicinal
value. Town Topics.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31

bAb|NCT0NJ
Big Store New
A Little Home-Made
PhiIosopia
Since business has baI
rather dull for the pastfI
weeks strange things h,,X
been revolving in our rnjpat
and this is the big questi'I
that has been uppermot 4
our thoughts: "Where 4
you, dear reader, spes|
your money!" L
Is it with the firm k
you would 60 to should
need financial aid; the IN
that you would go to tohe
build your neighborho
church; the firm that pa
taxes and licenses in y
parish, thereby helping
swell the revenues Of n
parish devoted to good road
new school houses and n
education of your childs|
We are not selfish enoug|
to think that we are the oDI
firm that pays its full shal
of the parish revenues, b
we believe that we pay d
share and do our part in d
upbuilding Of the countgj
and we ask those who neyI
thought Of the questoI
"Where Do You Spea
Your Money!" to take ths
thoughts into considerable
and we believe that you u
do more trading with yd
local firms.
Buy Where You Cans
and
Sell Where You Can By
The
DARLINGTON s1O|
incorporated.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31

GEO. W. MAGEE
as candidate for Assessor Of WASH
ington Parish, subject to the action of
the Democratic party at the coming
primaries.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31

as a candidate for Representative OF
Washington Parish, subject to the
action of the Democratic party at the
coming primaries.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31


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The Era-leader., 1919-07-31

nounce
T. J. SIMMONS
as candidate for Sheriff of Wash
ington Parish, subject to the action of
the Democratic party in the coming
primaries.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31
Announcements.
GEO w. MAGEE

The Era-Leader is authorized to an
flounce
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31

lounCe
MURPHY J. SYLVEST
as a candidate for Representative Of
Washington Parish, subject to the
action of the Democratic party at the
coming primaries.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31
E. BATEMAN

The Era Leader IS auCnOrlz6u VU dI-
nounce
J. E. BATEMAN
as a candidate for Sheriff of Wash
ington Parish, subject to the action OF
the Democratic party at the coming
primaries.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31
nOunce
T. E. BENNETT

The Era.Leader is authorized to an
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31
The Era. Leader is authorized to an

S. E. MORRIS
as candidate for Assessor of Wash
ington Parish, subject to the action of
the Democratic party at the coming
primaries.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31

Buy War Savings Stamps.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31

as a candidate for Clerk of Court of
Washington Parish, subject to the
action of the Democratic party at the
coming primaries.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31

The Era-L eader is authorized to an
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31
nounce
:. J, SIMMONS

The Era Leader is authorized to an
The Era-leader., 1919-07-31
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