The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-12-20

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is to Sir. Parser in q IA parish.
Some few that know. - h on the
fence have probably cpTie q g to the
Parker side.7AL. ,A.tDNPvX
Sabine PARISH 23ass IA -The
forecast OF Nginiax her. 18th the
Times Picayuue M ~ Parker
,cafsibaign tosQn1f our To-
cssiito6 as ~ it is the
by q 5EticaI views. Park
er VI "a snai ori.yin this To-
,sal7 ADDIS.
st| parish.-J3c SON
Va No iker couil1,S WI
we ~ has believed Y "a
shad6S<o3. - dbt about "a .er's.
that has had = 8 effect. We Believed
all the tm1 h Parker's naiority.
would b 6SSpp AND now the
mcsS e link is is too.
small * q DUDLEY.
iberiT ish. saneretA La
Predictioh Of T(l1<6R > ca yu yle has had
'spier.' i'd effect iH q Iosaiity as It
is in keeping with Aane generally
believed and. served a keassure all
concerned.-PAULN zyfR.
Lafouche parish sSchriever, La,
The effects. great Conditions are
very nauSh ia Packers favor. The
first ward viii berfully ninty. per cent
for PaEker. henry dazzle.
Lafayette parish. -Lafayette, La.
y Tke Tines Picayune prediction has
h lowh CONSERVATION in Stubs ranks. =
Bsfayette parish bowling with Parker
erIthusiasm.-P. KRAUSS, JULES
MOTION, w. A. MONTGOMERY.
Ter eboGe parish.-Houma, La
The Times Picayune prediction of n
Parker victory fell like a bOmbshell
in the Stubs camp here and gave Us
Parker supporters an additional in
centive to carry on with double en-
thus;asm. Uuquestiorably, this re1
port created more interest than any
one event in the campaign.--JULES
DUPONT, V.-P. Parker Club, TeTre-
bone.
Caddo parish.-Shreveport. La
Norman Walkers forecast is of great
aid to us in our north Louisiana fight,
coming from source admittedly un-
biased is like bomb exploded in the
ranks Of the oppositiOn.-O'NEAL. :
Jeff Davis parish.-Jennirgs, IR.,
Norman Walkers estimate c. Gated
CONSERVATION in enemv's camp. This
Parish, always strong for Parker but
stronger now. Each day adds to Parks
~; Strcng.h Reports from otter see
t;ore Of Southwest Louisiana to same
cffc JOHN J. H0BIRA.
Vcrmillion parish.-Kaplan. La
'"i0' IS Picavune prediction had no eff
feet locally although Mr.. Pnrker's ma
or v ircroa~iug due 20 other cag3e5.
j. S. GARY.
h'heville La.-Norman Waivers
Intelligent forecast of Parker's triz1.
umrh has excited favorable comniept
md greatly strengthens local opinicn .
that the trend Of popular sentimenuis
for Parker and. ~.
EDWARDS.
n Assumption Mish-Napoleonville, =
h,--Cannot sAy,that the Times-Pica-
,Nune prediction had py>appreciabie
effect>s Assumption is or-Parfer by
over 500 ma ;eritv and win remain so.
T. WORTHAM.
SoL HciSHd pdTlSH.--GreeflSDur
La.--When the Times icayune ar
rived here it was to the Stubs ele-
ment AS a thunderbolt from n cloud
less SKY. They are not unmindful of
the fact that the previous forecast
of elections made my Norman Walker
all cane true They see the handwrit-
in@ on the wall.-CLYDE S. HOL-
LAND.
Hammond. Ian conversation
with numerous persons here the fore
cast Of Mr.. Walker is regarded is !.
clincher Parker's cause greatly add
ed strength. particularly hvsthe, all
legiarre of those heretofore inclined
to wait and see. Implicit faith in the
Times Picayune served to bring over
many to the Parker cause.---GE0RGE
r. CAMPBELL, Editor Hammond
indicator.
Amite, lathe publication of Mr..
Walkers prediction has had splen-
did effect in Mr.. Parker's favor. In
nv opinion it will have a wonderful
effect. Bring MANY new supporters
70 Mr. Parker in this parish.A. j.
AFFORD.