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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
BOY SCOUTS or WORLD IN
INTERNATIONAL JAMBOREE
Youths From Twcnty-Onc Nations
Take Part in Great Event
at London.

'Iross-At!antic Newspaper Service }
LONDON. August 2S.-Dpcncd by
inc Duke uc Connaugb., me Intcrna
tionai "Jam5orcc" OF Boy Scouts filled
'he huEh hall OF olympic with dc 4.
lighted crowds and thu yriis of cx-
cited harc-knecd. Sombrcrocd lads
from all over tho world who. have
been giving London tho greatest show
OF tho outdoors life. and scoutcrac n,
IN its many activities. it has ever
sccp
General SIR Robert naacnrowoi,.
the British Chicf Scou. ana founder
oil the fraternity. told me:
inr sight q: these BOYS from all
Darts OF tho world Impressed mo
sreati!. If anything can, this league
OF youth can nut spirits into the
league of nations" In a plea Tor IN
creased funds for thc Soy scouts
possible"
The great hall OF Olympia was SGT"
~" e.aporate scenery representing
th' sea, The Western plains the
jungle: and was an appropriate back
ground FOR the jamborcc OF the youth
OF Al nations. Suddenly. while a choir
ni boy scouts was singing from it's
paraue OF twcn;y-onc nations. do
ScrndinS by Il rocky path from the
wings, marched on 10 the tau-bar'l
hoor OF the great hall. and tn. ON
gross OF youth WAS opened Headed
ny the Belgian boss the nations
passed in revue. The tremendous
cheers which greeted tho American
scouts. who were clad in the feathers
ana war-pa!nt or the American In
CLANS. was PROOF OF The very cordial
reception England gave to the Ameri-
can boys
Enthusiasm Prc,Iominntcd
enthusiasm WAS The dominating
note OF The whole lamborcc. and the
tEpica! American contribution OF or
Ean!Eed cheering did much to carry
on thiS spirit. The British aud!cnc,.
was very much Interested in This
efcrTcsccnt demonstration of .hmcri-
can cnthuSi:tSm. One heard on All
sides words OF admiration for tne
C.ear-cycd. f-e"-sp:r!tcI. alert lads
from the United States.
Following thr brilliant parade Of
al nations came "A sort OF overturned
circus where Gowns diUportcd them
selves with more than professional
energy. Ca!isthcnics. dumb bell dr;Il.
wrestling. pole vaulting, stecplc
chasing, and Indian war dancing made
II fun and Colorful arena: and !,ti
no dull moment for the large audi
cnc'. The stirring music Of Scottish
la ripers was there 10 enhance en-
In the international tug -o'-war CON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
NOTORLST GETTING MORE FOR
DOLLAR TH4NEIE DID IN 1914
Herman Honkhonk Moaning Mounting Living Costs
and Present Dinner Party Expense, Thinks 1t Is
Cheaper to Motor Than to Eat

YouI never believe ,hIs--5u, it's
The motorlst gets more for his dol :
lar than hc did in 1914
OF course. chen J. Herman Nonk
honl and family roll hnughtily M
To the entrance Of the Hotel Pal?tiuI
and give TIC waiter waters cram
by ;hc.r dinner order consisting of
everything in and OUT Of season. Her
man IS not going to get as much for
his doI."r rs he would have SIX years
"Eo. r;,i;c II from the cold, mercl :
les statistics of the 4. =. Depart
meni Of LABOR that dinner for the
family IS goiuS 10 take 100 pcr cen,
more iron, tho Honkhonk banl.roil
than in l?li
Father iionkhonk -iarcs AZ the
Si~" OF the bill so dcfly i.ipped on
its back by the waiter bandit. re-
nemb.r!ne the a53 per cent Increase
- cost OF the clothes worn by HIS
family and suddenly recalling that
u" ptid III rt- cen more Tor the las,
honsohou!d furnishings ,han he did
81. S"Ira sEa.
tic induiSr> in E-csm.
~ In" family is boarding In" car.
iionNh"nl;. 81. run - proud aud APP
rr2iS!nS exc over It's p-ettr lines aud
itun hnish. iiis Ch"Si s'vcus win !,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

sense Of ownership of this speedy.
comiortohte and sturdy machine. M d
he chuck!cs in rerlinisco nee a. he re-
members the traE.l". uncomfortable
teapot he bought a dncadc ago when
nutcmohilcs We're "horaricss ear
r'aScs. One paid dearly FOR motor
!H;; IN the early days
Guess II! buy = new tire" muses.
the lord ana master OF tho iloukhonIi
c!an, as his eye travels TO the worn
r1ht rear" Don't want to got caught
without good spare" he adds
Wiih tho memory OF that hiE din
nor chec: stili ranking. - H." runs
over TO the hotel garage and orders
ncw casing and tube. \ sigh OF
relief escapes when he finds the price
IL n: same as he paid last year.
up 7''e
Only 81 per cent since Isit.' re-
plies The EaraEc man. "nut a., ,n,t
they're SO per cent cheaper than in
AS the car rolled smoothly on, 20
NC highway, iionkhonk turns 10 his
better half. who from tho scat 10.
side aim. is doing most o: ne driving
without handling the wheel. and
calculates. "bocEonc. Emily. motor
ing ~ cheaper than eating"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

test America was pftted against Bel
GUM. Her victory was greatly APP
piaudcd. for IL was a close struggle,
II victory of pluck as well as Drawn.
Among The great number OF Amcri-
cans who watched the very creditablc
showing made by the boys from tho
United states. none was more intur-
cStcd than Colin II. Livingston. presi
dent of the Boy Scouts OF America.
In Il tall; with me about the Ameri.
can participation in tho great jam
horcc, Mr.. Livingston said: "PrimariIy-
the visit OF our Jamborcc delegation
TO Great Bri;ain. France and bel
Iin'n Is or transcendant Importance
IN inc building up IN the boys of a
leadership that Will make them com
pctcnt To understand and act prudent
~ IN connection with all international
anais when they CON" to take their
rihc'J as leaders. or our citizens. as
they undoubtedly Will They are meet :
INK with boys and men from every.
nation tina, counts for anythin; In
Tire wrEld'" affairs and arc forming
friendships that will have a trans
c"nGamt influence in broadening their
viewpoint on tho fundamentals OF
their iii" work. be 1t at home or in
the service of their country abroad"
An "Eyr- Oprncr"
y, nc conclusion or the ii:st per-
Torrance, General Baden Powell, cx-
pressed great satisfaction The
opening" he said went almost too
we'll The BOYS are apt to fcol th,,
they can relax after slch fine cf-
tho irst performance had been bit
ragged. Tho duke WAS very much
Impressed. lie said II was AN eye
WING; has come GU, or tho confcr-
ercc 70" scout officials - ! asked.
Tho chi"f replied: 81; was decided
to establish an international! Office In
London II will be supported by con
~ b Hs.fNg t..
fast rules are established Through
this otiic" all Will Cooperate inform
ally until cNpc.icnc" points the way
10 more complete organizations"
from July II until August Z. wa fan
OF variety and surprises. and included
every thing; from an exhibition COM
5 !oc-'nakinE. carpentry, wall-papor-
!nS. cooking and gardening to an
elaborate program o: boxing In the
annex 10 the main haN at Olympia.
the BOY Scout training were made.
one OF these special exhibitions was
y 200. Eaca troop WAS encouraged
to protect ana feed the birds and
animals in lis own dis;-ic; and for
those 'roops which had pc:s. Il part
Of The annex and yard attached way
tit"d N as stables to encourage the
boys 10 bring animals 10 the Jam
"oi''' "'h.: OF me animals sccn
were Mary" tho baby elephant. ana
her chapc-On the camel. two llnruas
ana four miniature thoroughbred
Iceland ponies.
There MIS- also a miniature rina
range y hich MAS entirely controlled
ny ~" bog An astounding variety
nf demonstrations which prove tho
practical value OF tho scout training
w"rc seen NJ Olympia. Among these
was modal coli!cry operated by the
Scouts.
From beginning TO end the Jam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
THREE AMERICAN FLAMES
IN BENNETT CUP CONTEST
Uncle Sam Must Win approaching
Races Ia Prevent Monopoly
by France

NEW YORK. Sept. i.--or i:iual
I'm "a HSsSH' hieni powcr small
corded acrOnautirIl performance OF
ihe past. are features which the de-
s;sn.:s say are possessed by three
sent America III tho Gordon Bennett
cup races, beginning September -.
Wright, curusS and the United
states Army all pioneers in the CON
Guest Of tn" air, are The names which
viii be painted on the fusclagcs Of
Tie tire" American racers. each
CHOSEN Tor iht promise II held out
10 bring back The trophy which has
hcei ~ france since 1919.
rcntcr "f American Hope.
CNon these three entrants America
pins hcr hope of ever apiin possess
iug the CoEo-td cup, which will he
como the permanent property OF
France { she wins agaiu TINS year.
Th' race Will be held ut Etamprs
near Paris over - circUi.r course of
aoo ki!omcters IS6.3 milcs) The
prizes Include 10000 francs offered hy
nc French governments ana the Gor-
Don iicnmett cup valued at S2,a00.
Two OF the three american ma
chimes are muuOp!aUoS. willie the army
contestant. though oi miniature pro-
portions, Is a hiP!ano All three have
been especially designed for the race,
including special motors and devices
20 increase speed aud endurance It
~ SAID 70 10" The opinion OF dying
- PEI - ..hfi NC NtNI4'iN rl t0IS race
must maze over 200 miles m hour
special Cur,iss Design.
In The special CurjiSs machine Tho
pilots scat Is FAR back on Tho fuse
!nG". two-thirds tho distance from
n"se 10 Tail The propcl!or is snort
ana StUhhE with slrram,incd mi
Unusually thick wings arc supported
on either side by i Single thick
strU' extending 80 tho hub OF fbc
Landing wheel Th. bird cage radia-
tors are s!unS on either side Of tho
motor The power plant is a twelve
O. AnI-r iVn- horse power motor.
The chief pcCuliGrItics 81 the
wright entry are" .hc wings wnicn
arc "f ,hvcc-plN wood veneer instead
ni the usual fabric covered frames
Hud an uud"rcarriagc which folds into
INC iuSelaEc when The machine is in
ana resulting ia . prnport!oCaic In.
reasc in speed Tho mechanical ac-
non necessary 70 fold an the under
carriage also Nattcus out the wings
mic rHHnS form, proviliug q wide,
variation hFtE'cD minimum and max
'num speeds. the thicker wing being
used ipr landing and ;akirg on Pow
ts .rH.Hued .hy 9Iu-hQrsc power
HGi"r Of su"eial design.
ID" ar actv!on race" is st!ll some
.hlnF o, "a mys,cry u WAS designed
aud husl' ID Ncro1k weld. tho army
Np"r .mcn'ni station 10y gncrs Of
'ar Liberty motor. Tic motor is OF
riot Of tho ,hrcr machines arc
Eo'trd frHi!s former holder of Ito
NpT.H "i1ndo record Captain Hu-
tolnA lro"d"r. Tho present ,iti.holI-
~, ana Howard itinchart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
TO MAKE AIR SURVEY OF
ASIA, AFRICA, AUSTRAL IA
Purpose Is To Obtain Air Photograph,
OF IncJpIOrcu
Itr-.f

iBy rn!ycrsal Scrcicc.l
OF tho British Empire IL abor. 10
he begun, with the object OF obtain-
regions.
Forest arens and rivers in the hin.
terland OF Africa and Asia. as well
unsurvcyed from tire ground because
OF the primal geographical forma.
tions OF the country, and they can
best be mapped by aE-pho.oa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
UNITED HOSPITAL, Corner Tenth and CLAW Streets
Free Offer

H-Ray Examination. Blood Tests
and Urinalysis Tests are free. also
free advice and consultation This
generous free offer of United Doctors
will give every sufferer chance to
obtain n scientific diagnosis of his or
her condition. after which the sick
person can really know what can be
done With the United Doctors modern
system OF treatment in ,ha!r own
particular case.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
DEAD WOMAN REVEALS
IDENTITY OF HER SLAYER
Whole i'rnp:cror,, Of british sv,,cr,
"f Justice - Tested l.,
Psychic DISCLOSURE

- - ~ ~ 81. 'ts'. ! -- Tic whole
framework of the Grirlsh system -
justice is being tested today nv Tho
FIRST psycmc disclosure OF Tho IDENTIFY
OF murderer The kesncs, OF the
scotland Yard detectives are search
.ae for HIM
Irene Munro. a pretty London
slrt"Efdpher was found zen DAVIS a.o
~ ih. fsShlpra6lc Isastbournc Reich
WIN her head battered in \ search
throughout the nation taNcG 10 locate
,,.e prfpc traitor % the crime Today
.tts7 hFohcl, celebrated medium. SIT
l'"E near the scene of The crime. ro,
a pSEehic .communic ,t.on from inc
.".' NESS Munro Tnc message said:
ny i"urd"'cr was 4 Fash. knew
.3Hl"n. met him on the
Hrd'h' TOOK IN automobile ride Win
iumi. '!c gave me something TO drink
"h'th hi4. me feel Guces Two
m3aiAs Joined u became ta,r.
Ihcy nal. carried me to the bcach
Ync'cnl% ne ~ no from behind lie
scotland Yard ls now considering
evidence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
The Examination

The examination Is the most I'm.
poriant part OF the proceeding when
q sufferer calls upon the United Doc
tors. whilst II Is entirely FREQ 10
those calling. Yet the examination (,
made H3 thorough and an accurate ns
II the patient had paid the regular
examination charge After tho dag
nosis Ia made the mode OF treatment
Is then determined
me most delicate man. woman or
child need have no fear either NJ
having an &Ray examination mad.
or OF taking electrical treatments
The S-Ray and electrical treatment.
are harmless. painless and safe In I'M
HANDS OF experts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

chinkS that may be left opon in the
ordinary school education and yet
shout Id be illled In II we are to get
tho best kind OF citizens"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

ora Earcwn and Conrad %sclc wpl
Play tpr leading roles In William De
MliicS him version OF Ills Friend
feature. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

borcc was n vindication OF IN. s,,,oa
aims OF the organizations: '"ro holm
education authorities In their cffort
To make good citizens by ftilin,. I'm iI,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

q 81 last NC arc 70 SEQ "'rhe Invisiblc
slsaY." the movie serial ;hl, is said 10
ssshIazc q nnw ivan IN its linc The pie
S1ure ~ distinguished ~ consistency
.lof story ana absence OF the irumued.
slip dIInr-novcl thrills that had come
10 she thought Inevitable in COR.
rdlpned gfory on the screen. Ruth CHI
fordHSand Jack Sheriff. are the co
yHfbfR in The Invisible Ray" More
ExHans ssxssmonths tlrue was consumeo
Sg ia lkInH i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05
.PRUHE EXPORT DOUBLES
FOLLOWING END OF WAR
Other California Fruits aud Nu,.
90 show BIZ; inrr"nNr ~ For
z Cf.:' >iipInrut>

ssprunes evidently sHla,d .hr nar,-.t
ancnt friendship ~ mo isurop-nIs dur
ing It's Wag experiences The GUAM
ttitS exported irym fny United Si.trs
in The FIRST nsga, ycar after Tho ,rar.
doubie the average o. mo var prrigd
and the value lu 1890 .tl.o ana ono.
half times as mnch as u ltl4 AID
five times - much rs iu 1nlS
9exportation %: p.unc Saws "a ..to
nent by the National CITY iauk Of
New Scrk, occurs 40 The nCynncrr TO
SEurope. from whirn wc adon;Cd ihe
'spru1c half century ago and nav,
e.tccl imgtsG ~ and developed fits prn-
fduction until INC United S'atcs 'ow.
sproduccg. not only moro THAR. l.u-1r,r.
5fut. in fact. moro thnu am .hc ,ypffI
souts!de OF our own country Franco.
,t1laly and tho DarubIaa arra were
the worlds chic producers ~ primes
Coast SOL aud climate % .ta prodlC-
sion and curing =" amc appar,ut arid
sfbe production Of pruuos IN CAflfg-rie
sOregon and Washington re -thaI 100 =
100000 pounds iu 1900 l5u con uC0 IfI
g1eln.. 2lo.o99onG IN 1912 and approx
lSs0.00h.G0c a. the place OF urudUe,tot
i.g!sFbis growth in ;ho cxpurta'i1u al,
sJtrnnes. says tire banks statement a..
illustrates the d'.ciopw"ut NJ mo-" ir.
8bDstrics ~ the United States Ruisius
ssr1ported m 1870 showed ,otal value
@nf nearly Si30p0.DgO a-dins: SIS 0GG
'fe0p one year earlier ana 5000 400
Two years earlier. Oranges .vrort. ID
I'm 1929 amounted 10 $500. uOo. aa4!
ss34,3oo,0n0. ~ 1915. lemons ST so 600
ssspd the total value cf I'll fruits and
GnGts exported in tho fiscal year 1870
MS Sl1S.0Ge, zoe against S7i.nCD 0n0 in
gJsa9 aud S3fpNG.0hC in 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-05

YouIl never believe this-5u, it's
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-12-09
Notice..

The parish tax roll is now
completed, and we are ready to
collect taxes.
J. e. Bateman,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-12-09
Card Thanks.

To tie friends who 50 thought
fully brought aid and comfort
during the short illness and
tragic deatI. IF our beloved niece,
Mrs. Mauue Drangbn Brock, we
are deeply grateful and take this
means of thanking every one
who in any manner ministered
to the necessity and sorrow of
the occurrence. Your love and
sympathy were sweetest cOnso.
lation to Us and we thank all
who were with lis in this.
Especial gratitude is felt for
the service of Rev. darlington
and Rev. Hutson.
Mrs. Neut. Mc1Ilveen,
Mrs. Billie Brock,
Dillon, Miss.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-12-09
B. Y. p. u. Social.

The quarterly social for the
Senior B. Y P. u. was held FRI
day, evening at the home of Mrs.
j. G. Denman and was highly
satisfactory from a recreational
standpoint and also from a bust.
ness view, as so much pep and
enthusiasm were injected into
the organization that the weekly
meetings are already showing a
decided Improvement.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-12-09
Quail Supper For j. E. Noble.

Under the capable manage.
ment of Mrs. Jas. Noble and the
honoree's closest neighbor, @. G.
Simmons, Mr.. Noble was sur
prised Tuesday evening with
birthday celebration that top.
ped" all social features of the
week,
a quail supper with all the
substantial Accomplishments, fol-
lowed by the "frills' too-cake,
ambrosia and black coffee, made
a feast satisfying to the most ex.
acting epicurean and was enjoy.
ed by the dozen friends who
rushed in in a body on the host
as he sat unsuspecting before
the fire, in a play with the young
son of the family.
After the birthday feast cards
we're enjoyed thru the evening.
the pleasant diversion making all
hearts glow with the warmth of
friendship and wholly unmind.
full of any weight from the pass.
ing year.
A happy birthday in truth it
proved to be.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-12-09

Mrs. Lucinda Howse of Rich.
ardson visited Franklinton Tues
day.
See the beautiful Baby Doll to
be be given away Christmas.
Mrs. l.. H. Magee.
; Hobson Brock of McComb,
spent the weekend with his bro.
Their, Dr.. J. L. Brock.
| Don't worry about Xmas gifts.
just tell US your wants.
Babington's Drug Store, Iuc.
John M. Love was absent this
week and a portion of last week
in New Orleans and Meridian.
Jardenieres of varions sizes.
Make attractive gifts.
Mrs. L. H. Magee.
The grand jury was in session
the first three days of the week
with very few Investigations to
make however.
We have on hand for immedi.
ate delivery, two new One Ton
Ford Trucks.
Motor Sales g. Service Go. |
There were twenty white ap. !
plicaDts for teachers license last
week, of this number only one
being for first grade.
Bishop McMurry of the Miss.
lSslppi Conference has appointed
Rev. L. W. Cain to serve as pas.
tor Of the Methodist church here.
Bro. Cain expects to arrive Fri
Day or Saturday. he writes he
is Coming in the nAma If nnr
Lord and hopes to contribute
S 'm";il''g worth wi.iic to our
rri'Tt il and town. He will preach
IN the Methodist church Sunday
at HOO A. NJ, and Sunday night.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-12-09
Notice For Publication.

Department OF the Interior.
Z. S. Land Office at Baton Rouge, La.
November II, 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that Leila B.
Bickham, whose post. office address is
Franklintou, Louisiana, did, on the
Oath day of January 1920, file in this
Office Sworn Statement and Applica-
ton, No. 09397, TO purchase the S W
/ Of N Z ! and N W / of S Z i, Sec
ton 8, Township 4 South, Range II
East, St, Helena Meridian, and the
timber thereon, under the provisions
of the act of June 3, 1878 and acts
amendatory, known as the Climber
and Stone Law" at such value as
might be fixed by appraisement, and
that, pursuant to such application,
the land and timber thereon have been
appraised, Two Hundred Forty & 68.
100 Dollars the timer estimated 1000
board feet at $500 per M, and the land
SSO.6S; that said applicant will offer
final proof in support of his applica.
ton and sworn statement on the 25th
day of January, 1921, before Clerk OF
Court, at Franklinton, Louisiana,
Any person is at liberty to protest
this purchase before entry, or initiate
contest at any time before patent ist
sues, by filing corroborated affidavit
in this Office, alleging facts which
would defeat the entry
Il. D. Gianelloni,
Register.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-12-09

H. B. Magee is improving af.
ter several days illness.
Shop early and at Babing.
toms Drug Store, Iuc,, for best
results.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Carp on Friday, December 3, a
son, weight nine pounds.
Toys and Dolls for every size
boy and girl.
Mrs. L. H, Magce.
Clyde Poole came up from New
Orleans and spent the week end
With Ills parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. G. Poole.
Trade with US and ask for
tickets on the $4,000 in cash
prizes we are giving away.
Burris Bros, Ltd.
Judge P. B. Carter was up
town Tuesday after three weeks
illness, and even now seems to be
recuperating very slowly.
The most complete and beauti.
full lot of cut glass we have ever
handled. Select your gifts now.
Mrs. l.. H. Magee.
Mrs. M. j. Magee is reported
improving after a week ,of in
tense suffering from taking the
serum treatment for rheuma.
tism.
D. B. Walker moved his barber
shop into new quarters this
week, adjoining Burris Bros, on
Cleveland Street and is nicely
established for his trade.
Mrs. W. j. Dobson spent sew.
eral days this week in New Or.
leans having taken in charge the
little infant of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Carp as they carried it to special
surgeons for operation.
G. Sturm. Optometrist will be
at the Ozone Hotel, Tylertown
i Miss, December 13 to Decem
Der 10. Any one wishing their
eyes properly examined will
please call there. He will not be
able to come to Franklinton IN
till after the first of next year
Act Quickly-If you discovt
Il fire. Tell central to spreac
the alarm, all you need to do.
The Fire Marshall.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-12-09
See Fridays
Picture Show

A Five Reel show will be pre-.
scented in the schoul auditorium
Friday evening, beginning at
7:30 sharp.
Best feature shown yet by the
Harcol Film Co. Adults % cents
and children Is cents,
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-12-09
Pelletier Players December II.

Friday evening, December II.
st ;'s'' school auditorium, The
PtlIetier Players. a dramatic
troupe, lead by tine noted Mr..
Rene Pelletier, will present a
play which none Cal afford to
miss.
This troupe has been we'll re-.
ceived thru the whole circuit and
it is in fact the highest priced
entertainment of the entire
course, and from the advanced
notices the entertainment prom
ises to he a rare treat
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-12-09
For Sale.
Improved Mississippi Farm

1870 acres, located in Pearl Ri
yer County, Miss, near church and
school and five miles to town.
There are IS acres in cultivation,
and some cut over timber and
open wood pasture. Has orchard
Of about 100 trees, Soil is sandy
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-12-09
Mrs. Il. w. Oft Entertains.

On Thursday afternoon from
three to six, the Home Mission
Department of the Methodist
W, NJ. S. was entertained at the
home of Mrs. M. w. OFT, where
a good program was rendered
and a pleasant social hour enjoy.
ed.