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Arizona republican., 1916-06-20
STERN REFUSAL TO MEET
 DEMANDS OF FIRST CHIEF
 WILL 60 FORWARD TODAY

United States prepared for possibility of holes the reaches hands While diplomatic stirring through width breadth na guadsmen mobizng guard the
 purely defense should that
Arizona republican., 1916-06-20
Two Phoenix Oroanizations

The First Regiment band and the machine gun platoon are Phoenix Company c and the remaining men had been left unassigned, and the
Arizona republican., 1916-06-20

(Continued on Iage Two)
New Britain herald., 1916-03-10
FORTUNE IN OLD TRUNK

Policeman Did Not Know He Was
 Worth $1S,OOO.
 New York, March 10.-Certificates sold by the Continental Insurance Company of New York sixty years ago, and known as "certificates of
New Britain herald., 1916-03-10
WOMAN PAINTS AS
 LAWYER GRILLS HER
Mrs. Bradley Unable to Stand
 Strain in Bankruptcy Case

New Haven, March 10.-Attorncys Benjamin Slade and Frederick H. Wiggin, who have been contending for tho bankrupt and creditors, re- spectively, in the case of Walter H. Bradley of Meriden were in the mid dle of a tiff yesterday forenoon when Mrs, Bradley, who was in the wit ness chair was seized with fit of hystera.
 This temporary climax to the in vestigation was not unexpected. For the previous two days Mrs. Bradley had been subject to the closest kind of questioning by Attorney Wiggin, and she had brought down from her home in Meriden in the morning a valise filled with check vouchers which had been asked in evidence.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-10

rrOfit," were inherited recently James Wilson of 49 Graham str4 Jersey City, patrolman of the Od land avenue police station, from grandmother. The certificates ent1 their owner to a share of the vested profits of the company, sl were bought from the company Patrolman Wilson's grandfather
 Wilson took the certificates yestl day to former Police Judge Jo| Warren at 1 Exchange Place, vi figured the certificates are won $18,000. Wilson recalls that sevel years ago his grandmother VI stopped by friend from burning t certificates with papers. Wills found them at the bottom of an Q hair trunk with things of little i trinsic value.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-10

Attorney Slade referred in sar- castle manner to Robert r. Bradley of Boston, and his brother who are pursuing the investigation and sar- castically referred to them as ''these angels"
New Britain herald., 1916-03-10
COX IN RECEPTIVE MOOD.

London, Ohio, March 1O.,-Forner Gov. James M Cox has announced his willingness to be a candidate for gov ernor of Ohio. Speaking last night at a banquet of the Madison County Wll- son club, MT. Cox said: If l can be of the slightest assistance in leading the militant democracy Ot Ono III 1916. I am ready to accept that non
New Britain herald., 1916-03-10

their time limits. The railroads arc doing this for profit; they do not deny it and if they propose to demand CA- tra service at the sacrifice of the health and future earning abll1ty or the men they should pay extra for it. The payment of overtime applies with particular force to yards where the companies can regulate their work so that no overtime need be made.'
New Britain herald., 1916-03-10
PfULLAR
 & NIVE,N
GRANT TEMPORARY ABSENCE.
Rev. c. F. PihI Will Conduct Crom-
 we'll Orphanage for Six Months.

The Swedish Bethany church con- gregation met last evening to take action on the recent resignation of the pastor, Rev. G. E. Pihl. The church refused to accept the resignation as final but it was decided to grant the %pastor a temporary leave of absence, to act as superintendent of the SWed- ish Christian Orphanage at Cromwell { The leave is for four or six months the pastor deciding which. It will start June 1 and according to the agreement made he must resume his labors in the church not later than NJanuary i next
New Britain herald., 1916-03-10
DEBATING CLUB TO MEET.

The hext meeting of the William H. Hart Debating club will be held ip the Y. M. c. A. on Monday even ing. The question will be, "Resnlved, That a rural credits system should be established by the present cong 'ess." r. A. Seara and Andrew Austin will present the affirmative side, while William Emerson and Saul Adelnlan will argue negatively.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-10

'They have tried to keep my hus- band from paying this insurance for 20 years, and it has almost driven me crazy"
 With that Mrs. Bradley swooned and was led to the ante-room by her counsel, Benjamin Slade, Harry w. Asher and Cornelius J. Danaher.
 Mrs. Bradley was able to resume her testimony a little later.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-10
PLANNING EASTER TRIP.

Arrangements have been complet- ed by the boys department Of the Y M c. A. for the annual Faster trip which will have Boston .'S it's destination this year The trip will be commenced April s and last for four days. The cost will be $lT.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-10
Doctor Recommended 0uffy's

Health is mans greatest as- set, but in order to practice the noble art of keeping well, 1t Is sometimes necessary to employ a preventative of disease like Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. Twenty years ago this man acted on his doctors advice to Get Duffy's and Keep Well,~ x and today he says:
 "For tt0enty years / haoe Msed Dtl6y's Pure Malt Whiskey in n4y household, # kauing been recommended 6y oiy fatfily physician os He best all around preue1td- ttUe of sickness. I .Jf,ad # especially bene- JfctaE soheu one has q heaty cold "-h1y. s. Stieve1aayd, Roseddle " r.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-10

Special Fri. and Sat. 3 dog native Eggs and 1 pound Pure Lard Cor $1.00. Russell Bros.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-10

"A druggist has many opportunities to make lasting friends of his custom ers," said Mir. !. C. Brady, popular Rexall Pharmacist of Fall River Mass. The very nature of his busi ness draws their confidence for little helpful suggestions on the matter ot health. Many people have thanked me for recommending ReXall Orderlies as the best relief for constipation ana it's resultant ills. Put up in dainty candy tablet form. they are pleasant to the taste and make an ideal laxative children alike"
 THE CLARK & BRAINERD co.
 181 Main Street
New Britain herald., 1916-03-10
Woman Alleges Conspiracy.

Woman Alleges Conspiracy.
 MT. Wiggin took exception to this remark:
 "Well," said Attorney Slade. "in view of the exception to the state ment I will withdraw the term an- gels and relegate' them to another extreme" The inquiry then proceeded and Mrs. Bradley was being asked about some checks when she col lapSed. She had asserted that the Boston Bradleys," as she called them, had conspired to put her hus- band in the insane asylum and had persecuted him for years.
 'They have robbed my husband and stolen $300,O00 from him." said Mrs. Bradley, "and I have been accused for weeks and weeks of crime. don't blame MT. Wiggin at all but it is those men over there" (point- ing to two men who have attended every session of the case since it opened, and who are said to be in the employ of the Boston BradIeys) and that detective attorney" (point- ing to another man) "that have been after us for years. Oh, no, I cant stand it any more.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-12-23
BILLY BjEkE Ii PEGGY

Peggy is "a whirlwind from
4 lerica, who bursts imtoa htjiC
Scotch hamlet. and sets every
thing topSy-turvy. But, you see,
therc are a let of things III the
MACE that must be set t"pSy-
tnrvv. and then set straight
again. Its tie only way "t
setting them to rights, and Peggy
knows it.
Heruncle is Grabbed old man,
and the villagers are for the most
part q forlorn lot, not much IN
clined either to love or to charity
Peggy is trimming over witt
hotn. She wins the hearts OF The
little children, before sh" ha
been in the village a day. an'
IRA dually she brings about
great and wonderful change Il
their elders. OF course, there
a Young chap who falls IN low
with her-he happens to he tn
"Meenister''-and when she Ina
made him prove that his goSp'
contains Christianity as well
: religion, she gives herself to Inn
> Peggy will be presented at Il
= Lyric Theatre Christmas Nigh
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-12-23
noN. JEFF q. SNYDER.

continent member Of the Madl-
son Parish bar, and one OF the ieau'i-
Of the Democratic parry IN this hecN
-, ,,a woods. anG a public spiTitea.
aggressive md foremost citizen vi
T.Ilulah for nigh 4 quarter Oh d cen
tnry past. would be a correct epitoii'i
,otion OF the past and present status
:, nudge !, B. Snyder after p years
practice at the bar.
Irdga SNYDER first saw the light III
| Tcnsas Parish in 1859, was plantation
rofsaJ and after the usual Curriculum
=, the common schools attended inc
law department of Tulane University
o, New Orleans, and was admitted 10
practice in 1894.
He selected Tallulah as the scene o.
bis future labors in the B!acSstoniai
profession and his future home sN'
and for % years he has been . prom
nent figure in parish and state iega
end political life and forceful facto
IN the uplifting and upbuilding or la
utah from its swaddling CARP Oh VI
lI,pe clothes to superior, mouer
! dress of metropolitan haoilamehl'
r Judge Snyder has ever enjoyed lass
= and lucrative practice in his pore
!. sion and he has manifested his fait
/. in his home city by freely inVeSun
l. Of his surplus capital in the most mo-
ernly constructed improvements u
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-12-23

Nv MRS. HAZEL 3. BEATTY.

rEE BILLY sat on IN"
,s9yi E5r Il front Stairs and pom
{..7-5 %ArASh lcrgd. Truly tits was a
s., 4 tE-r} 'unny world, and Wee
81. - -TtHu!y could net under
sd q! stand Why h could not
- -ss------s--------Gave brother To- play
VIII, Jflrlv. across the street, had
ono. aud Teddy Jones, t"5 houses
above. la two. one, q EE'".' DIX
brother. who used to give Teddy pen
yjcs. Ara now to Wee Hiliy's scFr""
the new family just moved in next
| door had five boys. OF course t''E
wc., brothers. ari roc" OF item were
grown up. WHAT sy,d ;ims7 iA"; ms;
hove. And here he, Ei'ly, di!ui have
y soul hut cat outside OF .l%ihiAA
and Daddy Boy.
Poor EiHy boy! The longer re pom
5aroj the more 3oj,ct.d be rev Nn
finally SElaEsy, he great t.2 dEe'
si.,v. Who allowed mis- small rate
! 10 null lis sacred t-al ;aa oiA't"i''
subject G,. t. sncr iuGi-.iii.S, wa
: aroused from his peaceful a.''HhllS D.,
] - nuch-cxci,ad Eit,n bp-, vh' JUS
hopped around on CGc foot, ana h:.',-
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-12-23

wear since its establishment IN l9Vf.
has seen an increase in the volume OIL
,rada II has transacted and the amount
., stock carried. In its 5000 feet OF
floor space, IN its spacious store. Is 10
he found everything in shelf and hea'y
hardware. az well as a superb line VI
furniture, and in It's commodious ware
house are Flows. harrows, mo~lns
machines and farming implements Oh
all kinds Of the most durable, modern
approvcd makes. It's trade raihihca-
lions extend to every eonfne OF Nadi-
son Parish and to some neighDorins
marshes. Its successful mercanuie
career Is O story in epitome OF ths
peopling and development OF the iai
I, ulah tributary trade country.
The officers Of the Talluiah haro
ware and Furniture Company are
president, T. r. McGehee; vice pres
dent, Charles Colthrop, and secreIar
treasurer and manager, w. +. 20
throp, who has been resident Vi Nl"'
ison Parish for 35 years.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-12-23
w a. SllPlN.

Cleanliness Is next TO godlinesS
and Tallulah's leading grocer believes
hat this atage or motto shouid be re-
lig,ousIy adhered 10 around an estao-
lishment where the staple necessities
OF life are dispensed. At least that Is
the idea the writer gathered from an
inspection OF W. A. Gilpin's model
grocery store on Depot Street. next
door TO the Tallulah Drug Co. store
OF kindred type. and in this splendid
pattern OF the tasteful orderliness and
clcanlinesa that should always apper'
tain 70 mercantile houses OF this char
scter. Tho discerning and discrimi
mating housewife will find the hnes'
line Of staple and fancy groceries II
Madison Parish. All these matron'
delight 70 purchase their food supplies
at this house for here goods are FIRE
ausr,ly changed and always fresh. Mr.
Gffpiu bsirr Tho only exclusive groce
~ The city and making 'hr study o
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-12-23
LAM SLIIREIA

Like all tie other con rlurities of tic
rich, elluvial Louisiana Helta that Ct
late wears is being so re- ely developed
and made to bloom as the rose. Tallulai
is much indebted to the sons Of sunny
vine clad Italy for the prosperity vii
the city is so abIndantly blessed.
There is no finer class of citizenship
in the virtues CT inGuctry and integrity
than the Italian colony Of Tallulah. They
are ever up with the lark and often they
retire only with the nightingale, but al
these waking hours are devoted to some
useful purpose. be il business channels
or some other pursuit. in other words
they work hard, they ask only a fair re
turn for their toll, they are honest, anC
these are traits that give good citizen
ship IN all lands.
Sam Scurria is the pioneer ard leate
of these SONS of Victor En- anrel. VIII
have made America their accepted Ian
and Tallulah their home. Mr.. Scurri
has been resident Of the United State
twenty years. coming to this city
1907. and shortly thereafter engaging
the LIQUOR business. Illustrating II
truth of what has been said in the pr
, vious paragraph, tits permissible to ST
: that the reputation of his wishes, win
and everything he handles is unrivalle
n He has an unusual engaging PERSONAL
n and is one of Talulah's popular and 7
Y rnactnd citizens
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-12-23
MAX LEVY & CO.

Entering the pleasing portals Oh 'ni'
leading Madison Parish emporium oiie
can nv the slightest flight of fancy NV
.zine oneself transplanted by som.
AIaddin-like magic to the interior u
soue mammoth metropolitan estao'
uchment for the house OF Max Levy
O. 70 "a the greatest outfitter OF the
nsreon In North Louisiana and WITHIN
its spacious 5Ox11O floor space every
-ohr;c that lends added grace to the
soma,e form divine, and the garments
tb.t give class and style to the sterner
sex IL to be had.
| In consonance with its custom 'he
arm Is this year appropriately ceie
,ratinp the Christmas era, and It's
windows are a wonderland OF the toys
that bring Joy to the children's hearts
everything that one could conceive o
Santa Claus carrying in his relndee
c,aieh or that the little ones long q
f,nd In the prominently hung STOCKING
, leg.
, Persons connected with this sres
, | arm VIII SnOrtly mart Oh
:" and departure by establishing, in cor
nection with some excellent citizens
/. the Bloom-Sevier Drug Company. II
location will be next door to the ban'
|, in the pulsing heart of the bushes
. center. and this rrecminence as
site will be observed in It's stoc
which will embrace everything in pu
drugs. toilet essentials for my lady
boudoir and the other dainty stapl
- to be found in an up-to-date or
q. store. =.
- A soda fountain OF the purest /
RAN marble will also be installed.
~ Mr.. NJ. Bloom, the only gradus
=, and registered pharmacist of the p
~ ish, will be manager of the pharmac'
49, Tho firm Of May Levy & Co. "
y, established in Tallulah IL years a
md has had q splendidly success
- business career, each recurring S
=, ION showing a marked increase
-oInme OF trade over the preced
one. -, ia
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-12-23
eEE9;EF A. ! SE'"E7. 20

Madison Parish has ile raprte G.
,olrg enc OF the least crime curse
md mos. Law onG order abiding pa
shes o. Louisiana. All this repnfallo
g individually dUc in much Teaiure
.bo tact ard talent aad ''ac.os~nf
when necessary. Of a. J. S9V'"r' }!
who has heea sheriff CT the p2T'sf
unanimous approval OF the ole ''Hr'
wel,1ieh. since the memory OF men
runncth not to the contrary.
Sheriff Sewer is one OF the ces'
known peace officers of the state, nav
| ing been connected with the sherih
Office Of Madison Parish for q years
Turing these uIore than two dccaa"
he has BEEN frequently tried il tn
balance that weighs business ia
courage. skin, endurance ard IN
other qualities that max" an !i'
ocace Officer. cnd rc"cr fHUHd ""
'rg. Hence. g'r"a the C'cc'o'7:" c1"'
him sheriff Is years ago they hav
never felt the necessity of making an
change in tho shcriff's office and nav
rccurrently reelected him to this in
portart place.
Mr.. Sewer is native o. the neigI
boring State OF Mississippi across II
Father CT Watcrs", but hos lived
Louisiana since little lad Of five srr
Z mers. Prior to becoming a peace OF
Ger he and his people were promine
L citizen of Old Milligen Bend.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-12-23
TAlLuLAH HARDWARE AND FUR
NI1uRE COMPANY.

II 10 cheerful portend for the fu
tore growth and upbuilding Of Tallu.
Ian that all W business men are cheer
fsi. sopefnl and buoyant and none are
ruc-s Optimistic than W. r. Colthrop.
SECRETARY. treasurer and manager Of
ne TsIluIsh Hardware and Furniture
rosspeay
md ,Hts gentleman has ever reason
foy Sc 1s~zsuTabIe resume 81 the pas,
I'D trfrst horoseop~ o. the future FOR
ME esYrsf7 hss rad dozen years oi
yery ssccfssfa businsss in tho Nsdi
soa Parish csTtsI, anf though thHrs
Sere sohe ksa yssrs amongst the fsi
ones. s1ca tesos hss shown a tsisncs
~ eBe rixaf sffe ~ me IAIzn. and
n has s~sys ssjSys1 ahisrnisbsd and
cTirA ssS>hsSfD er@dN l6 ina eountr7'i
Trsss Bsrs ~ fr,SN,
rho Taiulsh ffsfdwafs ssa rarnI
f,-z <e~tT11y = ~ Isrftst Ssslss I,
RI fa<s = ss<<es Tssfab. sas o1e'
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-12-23
ORDINANCE NO. 90.

An Ordinance levying aviilage license
tax for TIE year of 1917 on corporations
frn,s trades and professions. BE 1t o.
d dame, = by by the Mayor and BOARD Of
Aldermen of the Village Tal'uiah that
there hereby levied a village license tax
on corporations. firms, trades and pro
fessions for the year of 1917, except the
business of retailing spurious and malt
liquors said village license tax is hereby
fixed at one hundred per centum Of the
State tax. SIS particularly set forth anc
classified under the existing state laws
Re il further ordained that this Ordin
ance that effect January lst, 1877.
Adopted this the 18th, day Of Decem
Der 1916. - o
JouN I DALE. Mayer
| Clerk.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-12-23

CITY hoasts. practically all the hand
some business property OF the poSto1,
see block on Depot Street ha'iNs
hasn erected by him and the lee SIM
Mo NJ which now rests in him. ne
o,eo has the equity to much vacant
CITY property and is a haf owner III
tho extensive, we'll cultivated ana pro
! Srct;ve AIvadon plantation. Ana he
loo the utmost faith In the future peo-
Ming and development OF the rIch ii
irvia, Louisiana Delta country and es-
pecially of Tallulah and Madlsoh
Parish. ,o.
Judge SNYDER was elected district
attorney for the Ninth Judlciai LIS
,-r;ct over II years ago. and at each re
curing election since has been re
elected, practically without opposiuoi'
, ITO ia now serving his 18th year /;
tbot highly important Office and at TN
, ond If his present tenn will have cap
oh,v discharged the oncrous dutle
! nertaining thereto for the long peFIo
~ 1e wears. During all this time Il
J. bas heen 4 leader and mentor III III
|. councils OF the Democratic party an
n q mower ct it's conventions, being on
:. Of the delegates TO the late asseE
o blage at St. Louis that rsnonina'e
8. President Wilson.
h The beautiful Colonial nome
% Indigo Snyder shown in the accol
d. panying engraving was erected d
le cade Of years ago.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-12-23

.,dod bv rrabbin. kitty " in his arms.
This WAS tco much, for SIG"kSy VIZ
an armful. Atd down went Wee Billy
Sao0kSy ANA all.
Such a IsiX-up!
For 4 few minutes nOth'nI could hc
seen but q roly-poly boy al! arms ~"
Iers and a uuch-alarIGcd ca Who NAM
orod to crawl from under his niue
| master and sought the farth">t corner
in ihc front hall from which ne c"u''
/ view Wee Billy Boy safely, and also
a. ready 10 run if such another scene
! seemed Imminent.
Billy Boy had solved the Tr'",'m
What was it his teacher had toi" "''1
about the Christmas BABY!
The small mind sropei FOR IN" iht'ii
desired information. but in vain. ANY
how. il didn't matter. Oh c"U'H'
Santa Claus brought the Ci!ri-'ih'
rabv. because he brought al '.''-9 a
christmas tive; 50 why not Wrl'e Sa-
IA and tell niri all about 1t.
! Wee Rllly Boy rushed to ma''l'1'
: do.l, and was Soor busy. Had ne 'il
tn send hi- letter? IL sun I"Cl'lu
@ wool; to Christmas and everybody VI
= husy, 50 BILLY Toy mustn't bother
- vbcn he had asked his pretty mo-
hrt no guessed it wouldn't take loI
for a letter to reach SUCH wel'-h"o"
sc old Gentleman. So Silly Boy "ro.t '.
: Dear Sanity Claus, 1 want a H. j.,
Of brother not a big one, but one !u
= Ike me becuz get lonesome 70
AZ loyin' billy boy" -,
o He put the letter in the hrepLa'
he barny in the knowledge that H''
a., Claus had received 1t uec"U''
ny ny .burued SO bootifully."
nd Wee Billy guarded his precious,
vs.. crct carefully ana corntc4 il.e u"
in He haunted the doors ana Vas II.
vov generally. meaning to li.'erI-
m ANYBODY bringing baby ss'tlI[t.
the week passed and a heaF!-l'es'
title boy Vas tucked n'o peI
Dsddy Boy after a strenuous '.H'e
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-12-23
SOME or IAllUlkKS ETC.
Continued frVm nrst page

III. Person has the bsst Sissss Oh
rnyr..d OF rriSrds for continued sue
cess In his new Inca Of cndsavor.
rALlulAh COTTON OIL CO.
n1 manufactures IRE the Bulsing
nocrt CT q eonmunity's prosperity and
the merry hum Of their machinery
yy,eeis sing the songs Of peace thsl
see sweeter music than the peans o.
6orartet glory or the tales of triumph
On war. And whilst Tallulah Is "sseH'
tially An agrlc,llturally supported CIT,
.;s Industrial plants. the greatest VI
which Il that OF the company aoo'e
named. are the peers of any IN WV
same line in the entire Southland anu
tie saper!ors OF many.
The Tallulzh Cotton Oil Company
n,. established in 1911 and has en-
loved a continuously successiui ca
Ia,r II has q daily seed Crushing
oan1c;ty Of so tons. which ostsDilsheS
e. a, onr Of the greatest OIL companies
81 North louisiana and Tor hT'ei'
,,or,bs in the year 1t gives employ
m.ut 10 40 ~ell-paid hands "hose
usy.s quicken the local a. r:4 "
trade and support the citys sehooiS,
churches and institutions, and " - oi
er,nt double benefit to The n'!<H'o'
to,d pl,a.er, In that It give: him
,,nrle, for his seed at his door anc
furnishes him the finest fodder 70 d
had in It's meal and hulls at rea
sonabie price Further, to more "iue
" consider cotton seed oil companys
they ere Of great national and INDUS
tr,a, importance and benefit in tina
cotton linters are tho main raw ms
,ar;sl of mattress aad other factorie
md the by products OF cotton oil ar
OF myriad medicinal and other use
Il lately having been introduced int
the manufacture OF nitroglycerine an
other explosives which the Europea
war has made OF great value.
The Tallulah Cotton OIL Conway
also operates a cotton gin OF so BALI
daily capacity and a corn shslltr
plent. besides buying all the oa'
corn and other cereals raised In tn
section.
The officers Of this highly utilitari
enterprise, that Is making 30 much
Tallulah and Madison county's n
terM prosperity, are: George
Var ger president: Z. B. Hlgers'
~ resident, and J. V. Wright, m
agsr.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-12-23


3r,--.a- u4! t.e hanging o. the stock
liz
WH,r" w23 his precious maEna'
Why wasn't she there to KISS ana TOeS
him In?
HUt Daddy Boy said she was gen
rim. really Tor SANTA Claus and Of
course, Daddy By Aae"' bnI-aad Inc
heavy lids dropped and BODY grew
quiet. Voc Eiiiy Boy WAS IN Dream
land, having an ""lW hIh' WIN mes
hr he, Who insisted On sitting on
SuryN~y.
N"rH.u" "A"-'' 2"u Di"y Do'