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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16
FEW COMP ANTS, But
WHOL SOME AIV'I.
AT Public Meeting At Emergency
Hospital For Hearing Com
plants or Management
ALL ENDS HAPPILY

+ 4 y #4s = 4
With few, IL any. complaints, but
some good wholesome advice for the
Beard OF Managers of the Emergency
] Hospital, the public meeting called
Fat the institution last night for the
purpose of hearing complaints. las
Fadvertisedl had i nappy, peaceful end
| ling.
/ Judge Moss presided All the meeting.
called II 10 order, and stated concise
ny the reason for which II had been
ealled, Inviting those present 70 state
lfuIly and freely any facts In connec.
Ition with the mismanagement of the
hospital
Besides Judge Moss other members
iof the Advisory board present were
james M. Munroe. Esq senator
Frank NJ. DuyalI, Col Harry ] Hop
Ekins. Every member 0f the Board of
Managers was preesnt occupying seats
| to Judge Moss right. while the Adgis-
1 ofy Board sat at his left,
Men and women present besides
these numbered 81 people, from the
city and county tbut three or four
from the county,, and two nurses or
the hospital. including the Snperin,
Ifendent
There was hut one member of the
Medical STAFF present throughout the
lentire meeting. Dr. Hayes, from the
county. and later Dr Puryis, the other
member of the Medical Staff 81 the
hospital. and from the city came into
the meeting. No other physicians 81
the Staff were present
Judge Moss threw the meeting open
and invited complaints. Z Major
Douw VAS the first speaker. and said
he was formerly n member of the Ad
visOry Board, but never had he been
called upon for advice by the Board
Of Managers He suggested that the
Managers have nm Advisory Board and
ASK them for advico sometimes James
M Munroe. Esq. attorney for the
board, said the Medical staff was not
represented 1T the MEETING and re
marked that only one doctor. and he.
Dr. Hayes. from thes county was
present. (Dr. Purvis came hi iaterl
Senator DnvaIl said he had noticed
from time TO time the board Of Man.
ayers were doing their duty. and had
seen no signs of mismanagenent
Mr. Mnnroe said the meeting was
called for the express purpose Of
meeting objectors, and IL there were
any complaints to be made or ques,
tions to be asked, or suggestions 10
Continued On Page Two)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16
ST. JOHNS CAST OF
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC
CLUBS PLEASES AUDIENCE
parts Well Taken iii 'Ishe Arrival Oi
kitty Esy College Amateurs, As
sisted BY Girls 0a city

Last nights enter ssIiefat, gfyeTi
lty the combined MuslcaEand Dramatic
Clubs 81 ST Johns college IN Nc
HDo~ell Hall, marked the highest point
OF success yet attainsdby that Iody.
sThe hall was well iiiiedsand the audi.
Ience Of cadets and nspeople show
led great appreciation 0f the work
ldone.
st the beginning of the performance
the Glee Club scored great success,
and they were called back for encore
AFTER encore tn satisfy the audience
with their singing Of familiar songs.
Mr. q Il Clemson, musical director.
land Cadet Leon Biser, manager Of the
Glee Club have proven the success 81
their work III this performances
No part Or the program was more
Ehipnly appreciated than fR-s guitar
duets BY Messrs. Kanakanni aud Tor
9oysky. Mr.. Kanakanni. who II skilled
las only an Hawaiian cas- be m playing
the steel guitar. held lie audience In
wonder with each selection The base
guitar accompaniment Was played by
Cadet Torovsky.
Mr. G. Il Clemson, who Is already
known to the people ofAnnapolis as .
vocalist, sang two popular songs
which drew round after round Of ap-
Iplanse
/ The last part Of the. program was
the presentation ois The Arrival of
Kitty, three-acf farce by the Dra-
matte Club. The particular star o.
this performance was Mrs Geo. *.
Weller. whose Interpretation n the
part of an old maid aunt showed real
genius for acting.
This entertainment was the second
this season by the college bodies, and
Its success ii these tWo assures its
further production A schedule ii be-
ing arranged for other performances
to Be given before the close of the col
liege year.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16

Robert Robinson. Who Confessed
Atrocious Killing OF Citizen.
Win Not BE Brought To An
napolis Except For Final Scene
In Legal Drama
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16
/ lob FOR EVERY
LOCAL SERVICE NAN
tt Service Section OF Red
cross Viii Prepare List
or Positions
prAl,Y UPON ARRIVAL

~ eiie of the local men who
country on land or sea DUR
shall be without the OPP
II suitable employment, lis
,f, 4, ali ~ the Home Service Sec
,,a;9 NJ li4 fted Cross. an dtiIey are
t actiye co-operatiOn Of en-
3, .ffge and small, and the pah-
M. u, t5at end. The plan was out
fst., ID Il meeting which was held at
th,. 5t.4l headquarters yesterday after
NON anil deiinite work along the set
flss I.f.es Aad begun before the after
,sl 81 over
sI.ii pan II that every person In
an,tapalia who can possibly make use
fie fgfee Of one man or more, VIII
Ets.il tls position or positions open IL
ns.sll.b until the first part Of June
,,itaa tlie 18th and 10Th divisions will
has been separated from the aervIca.
.ii4 u give the discharged men the
.f hance at filling eny job fus
shifli they may he qualified With the
rtIrl III these divisions, nearly all
0f llie annapolis end Anne Arundel
eaaniy soldiers Will have returned
Is iher homes and II Will be at this
time that the effort to secure employ
meat wiI be the most serious
rhe members of the committee, Of
which Miss Nell Ennis Is the secre-
l4ry, were assigned different portions
1T tfe waf { and sections Of the city
yesterday, and an effort viii be made
III SO every possible employer of help
.aud secure his active cooperation In
what tlie committee u doing, steps
laye also been taken 10 secure the
names OF those who want help on their
turns
The posItions which are to be filled,
with the names og the employer and
oiher details are 10 be classified and
pfnted III the form 0f d circular and
COW hanaaA 90 aach man upon his
retnyn. All the same time they Will be
puhAshed m tho newspaper and the
lofaI committee. acting through its
sefydtary. viii stand ready to help
tlie men Iii any way. The prepare
tt0as are being made for the work to
e5tine q head just before the return
ii tie men of the Goth and 18th be-
taass They VIII be the largest body
Continued on Page Two,l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16
COUNSEL ASKED
FOR REMOVAL

Robert Robinson. the confessed
murderer of James Elder Tydings
will be tried in Baltimore City. i mo
tion 70 that effect BY his counsel, Mil
ton Dashieli Of Baltimore. being grant,
Ted by Judge Moss In fact. this is d
fright accorded under the law to these
accused Of capital crime. and the
court had no discretion iii the matter
The making and granting of the mo-
6ti0n followed the presentnent Of Rob.
inson by the grand Jury. which had
been called III special session after
its adjournment for The April term
and the Indictment BY the states At
l.torney
In selecting Baltimore City for the
place of trial. Judge Moss said that
he did so because speedier trial was
assured there than at any place avail
able
Robinson Will not even come fo An
napolis To be arraigned II IL NOT
necessary. under an opinion Of the
Court of Appeals. that he should be
larrainged I'M the county whore pre-
scented That Is the first thing which
will be done when the Criminal Court
of baltimore City takes up the trial ui
the case states Attorney Green will
urge that there be no unreasonable
delay III beginning the trial of the
case or In its conduct
The grand jury assembled at ten
this morning. B Ailein Welch, fore
man, and with all its members pres
emf Judge Moss spoke briefly TO the
body, telling them that they had been
called together because d most atroc-
| ioua crime had been committed, and
ESnaf IL was their duty 70 md fiie per.
son or persons concerned. He added
/ that they could easily complete their
work and be discharged today Only
three minutes was consumed between
the time the court was called, and
the jury retired to the jury room.
The witnesses called before the Jury
were Detectives Dougherty and Nit
items. to whom Robinson confessed the
murder; the three colored men. Den,
lnis Thomas. Henry Martin and An.
drew Fanlcon, Jr., whom Robinson
ilrstl accused Of the murder; David
Fetter. for whom Mr Tydings worked
af the sand banks; Joseph T Brennan,
Mrs William I. Robinson and VIII.
Liam Fl Pumphrey. ali Of whom had
seen Mr.. Tydings shortly before the
murder, and tine Two colored men who
had found the body.
The jury was in session until noon
( and then adjourned for lunch, reas.
semhling at one and remaining In seq
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16
FOUR TINES ONE
LITTLE I.UcILI.E'S PARTY

Little Lucille Bsaisdall. of Passport,
reached her fourth birthday yesterday
and in honor oE tlae occasion her par
ents gaye party The afternoon vas
mostly spent I'd games, music and an
abundant supply on good things tO
.sest. "
Those present were. Ca9fya Blais-
den. Louisa Jones. Margaret Peterson.
Marjorie Brown, Cora Craig. Helen
EEoInaes. Helan Stinehcosnb. Doris
ssinch ccrnh Nadle Reid, Gerald Wood
and enanaiM WOo1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16
NOT ICE

Taken ffnla the front Of Sam shifr's
store as West street, q small puppy,
sad u haze been taken BY two sailors.
Please return to above address. ni16-I
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16
WEST ANNAPOLIS DANCE
CALLED OFF TONIGHT
MAY FESTIVAL. HELD

weather conditions have called OF
the dance to have been given tonight
at West Annapolis, and those who
have purchased tickets are asked 70
hold them Tor 1 date to be announced
later
The May festival, with cr0wnlng
the queen. which has been . sort of
Jinx having been postponed three
times on account of the weather. will
be held Id the hall.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16
German U-Boat Here

The captured German U-Boat,
Jg-Is. beat IFS schedule q Anna
polls. arriving here at 80 this
afternoon
All available information as 70
the way she can be visited will be
given Ill the Evening Capital d
tomorrow
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16
/ ()s-II

Black and white setter dog named
Rock. Liberal reward If returned to
H. q Fenton, Franklin street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16
crave 0f Fa yssss

Two hundred yoan9 w0znsa 0f the
Junior League Convenkion. nov naeet-
ing in Baltimore. viii visit Annapolis
and the Naval Academy this afternoon.
AEias Rosarn0nd Randall. formerly Of
Annapolis, has been Instrumental III
arranging the trip. and the party viii
cone ID the atea eE E1res lanA They
VIII be- shows ecaFssslss at the Naval
academy
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nance Af Eiaaton

a dance will be given tomorrow
evening at Elyaton Station on the
Short Line from 8 to Il O'Clock
Music will be furnished by i've
piece orchestra from Annapolis and
an patrons are assured good tme
Generous par0nage III solicited.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01
PRzED RELICs cF TRE LEE KNEW MOVE NoRE OuMIEa
Cologne Cathedral Saia - Contain ~.
Skulls = the Three wise Men
u the East"

A British army chaplain celelrai I'd
mass recently IN the great Cologne
cGThedfal ~ The al1ur &C the relics 81
he MaCi Tie skulls Of tha three. wise.
men who came from The EaS1 10 visit
the newly born savior g. bethlehem.
Tradition SAYS rhar the Empress
Helene procured the bones and took
them 10 CmTamin0pie. whence they
Were removed TO Milan II 7lG- hey
were presented ny FREDERICK Earha-
rCsSa 10 Archbishop Eciuaid Won pae-
SCI who brought them 70 Cologne. A.
frs They We're ke1G il the chapel of
he Aa-L The central chapel 81 rhe
seven ff-.nkiHc The Choir. hui s.uce the
war They have been put away il The
cathedral treasury. near The organ.
The homes are EeI1 in q golden reIi-
GUAM, q costly specimen 81 Roman
cSQUc Craftsmanship iu The form of q
haSiIica. said 10 have heen made about
1900 :. 4. ln1Ae Cologne cuat-of-arB>
three crovu> are represented. the
ownership az he Mag relics haviuc
>uc-eStcd TIE design.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01
An Era Of Faith

The victory over evil i'm the late war
has demonstrated Ia the world the
moral government of the universe more
clearly than any event since the birth
of Christ. An era of faith has been
ushered in. Atheism for a while will
be almost extinct. Men are ready to
believe in God and To gu forward and
It is for the church to lead. Every
new advance brings new problems and
fresh challenges. out of every success
coIAes forth something which makes
greater struggle necessary.
God is calling On us Tor larger nlans
We must take hold upon vaSter enter
prises. Chrisfs appeal Is To the he.
rolC-Bishop Of Sacramento.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01

The kieanest

Two small boy, were discussing the
vaItous eNcc.Icucies ol their respective
parents auH their conversation had
reached highly critical and even pes
aoHal stage.
Well remarked Tommy SWhbs
won can say what YOU Ike, but /
reckon your fathers about the mpun-
est man THAI ever lived Fuucy him
letiin' you Walh about in them old
shors and him q shoemaker, too"
rs that sou sHortcd Bobby Rot.
erts. My father amt near so mean
as yours, anyway. Why Just thluh of
him being dentist aud your baby
only got one tooth ."
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01

started on the 'Favorite Prescription
and am glad to say it did me al the good
IN the world. 1 had three doctors; thew
al said that would have 10 be operated
upon, but after using the Prescription
i began TO feel better. have now taken
three bottles and feel fine. Am Glad TO
recommend DR.. Pierce's medicines -
MRS. PEARLY HoLr, 934 Deer Park st.
Baton Rouge, La.:-"Going thru
middle life | was afflicted with heat
flashes and dizzy spells. Some friends of
mine advised me to try DR.. Pierce's
fayonte Prescription and l was mighty
glad took their advice for it gave me
more comfort and relief than any rnedi-
cine had ever taken. | came thru the
change In excellent health; the heat
ashes and dizzy spells left me at once.
cannot praise 'Favorite Prescriptioni
highly for the good it did me AT that
.iticd time and | win always recommend
TINS medicine with the utmost pleasureD
-MRs. N. B. RICHARDSON, I55 st. Ma
poleon.
New Orleans, LAT can highly
recommend DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets
s safe and reliable home Treatment for
sluggish liver, constipation and sick
headaches. have used these Pellets
u my home sor q great many wears
nave given them to my young children
nitn most satisfactory results. Mas.
o. LEMxUHLER. 707 Independence 81.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01

main entrance and the terraced garden
in front Of the building achieved an
effect worthy Of the best traditions
Of the Mall. There are many to lnugh
at the main building itself hut the
stone parapet and those little towers
at each end Of the flower beds more
than make up for the building.
Perhaps some day the old red
main building will be torn down. in
conformity with the plan to erect
great central building between the
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01

" 81 I'D te Mr.
mas viewed NE halls
Reconstruction commission
no rtcuar
Inc "hoe truth of the matter simply Secretary Heating
90 SMOKE at all while his
There IS big sign the stairway strictly pro-
building The order
That why Heating secretary of the
mission takes notion cigars he has 70 90
outside the building o do it. ~ Az nus ~ 81
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01
God Knows His Own

The church must keep herself rure
Neither false doctrine. nor false life
is allowable. The searching eyes Of
God see every corner of his DWELLING
place. Nothing is hidden from his
search. The Lord knoweth them
that are his, and them that are NOT
his cannot deceive him So. "let ey-
eryone that nameth the name VI Christ
depart from inlquity."
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01

whteing buildings If employees of the depra, m
agriculture hoping that the spared made port Of an
eufAr new plan PUT VI ~"
Visitors to Washington during the hundreds Of wa
workers have spoken
agriculture approach
pfetter
this
other pleasant day when hundreds of wangon
observing the charms this particular the rpanv
sights be which
u any party individual pleasure
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01
SATISFYING RELIEF
FROM LUMBACO
Sloan's Linirnent has the
punch that relieves
rheumatic twinges

This thanksgiving, conEestiun-
scattering MISUNDERSTANDING rem
edy PeEciyaieg l,.ih5a rubbing ri-Ht to
the aching spot and briUss quick re-
lief, surely clearly. 4 wonderful help
for external pains, spra.us, strains, stl1-
ness, headaches, lumbago, bruises
Get your bottle tOday--C1sts little,
means much. Ask your druggist Tor
il b. name Keep il handy Tor the
whole family. The big bottle Is econ
omy. 35c, 7Oc, Sl4O.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01
PrcsrerttN

To bring the best human qualities tc
anything Ike perfection, to fill them
with the sweet Juices Of courtesy and
charity, prosperity. or, AZ an events q
moderate amount " II, is required
Just as sunshine Is needed for tho
rlpening Of peaches and apricots-Al.
exander Smith.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01
Lilies 60 the Ffef6

The lilies ~ the field 80 often
mentioned in the Bible. are thought 10
he the red and purple, particularly the
red nnemones with black ccnters
These ancmones grow among the thorn
hedges 81 the East. which accounts for
the Spying "lilieS among tholrs."
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01

putting at a cigar.
heating must have new Job"
said one paSSer-by 10 another. What
MISUNDERSTANDING Waterman 4"
said one woman who did NOT know
that the "watchman" WAS Secretary
Heating Of the big commission that is
hard az work on the job of making
new salary schedules for 100000 fed
eral employees in the national capital.
But Heating neither had new
lob nor was a Waterman of any kind.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01
The Miracle Of piyln. nr...

The miracle " divine grace Is too
great for our understanding. The mos,
dreadful thing about sin is the tprrih,a
feeling that the sinner can never agnin
be as though that sin had never been
Rev. Reginald J. Campbell in the
yburchman
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01

alone 100000 women acted - yoIgE-
terrs. There Was similar number in
the uHired War DIVE. For The Red
Cross the total must have been mil
lions. for ia This organization women
WHO worked all day or vino keEt
house all day. aHd who had an hour
''tu spare would devote that hour o.
surgical dressings. GLASSES. refugee
WORK or miuistering 10 The wants If
those whose homes Had been lii H.
ILr inNuLuZn eul1nMIr ILnu ION
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01
Rochelle Sait in Batteries.

An experiment has succeeded in sub
Stitutinc crystals af Rochelle salt for
dry cell batteries in Telephone circuits
to transmit and amplify sound.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01


and just tha jana his trade
little baby
learning to "hyebye She %
apor ON m s
the trash - w anu
to Samu
a Her padno tenion
n nonpI uSed ' "F
thawed oua
the baby Now the cut The front r
washed the
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01

'' 0"IIueI WtIIer was not al
ways good janitOr. He is n
changed man." What has wrought
the great change is not necessary 70
mention, but changed he is. II NAV
nave been the prohibition law. Ger.
tainly baby %: one of the tenants OF
the building has played part in the
metamorphosis of Samuel Weller.
When Sam came To that apar,.
ment. IL is said. he didn't like his lob
worth cent. He was sulIen. and
didn't wash off the front sidnv,olL
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01

For shoe manufacturers machine
has been invented - lace the sides
Of the tops " shoes together 50 that
they can be drawn tightly over the
asts.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01

l was reading IN a
newspaper about
Dr. Pierce's Favor
tic Prescription and
l saw that L could
order one OF DIR.
Pierce's books, the
Com on Sense
Medical Adviser,
from him, so L did,
and 1 found my
was wo-
mans trouble I
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01
I 20 RsehssLtes Testee ~. -

' '''N t'N~'i~-. 80 SSNNN W. --'y.
IL ile days 81 yeap.aam ike Lord
cbaE=el Jerea.,h 10 bring Tie tccuv-
D,'es l--'' 'Le rouse ~ the L"I1 ana test
men regarding IAr cIl".a- on VINE
me i-' &c I'D q place Where Tie People
"-.-'.l b'A".l them, the aim being To
'e~'i iNi,ei - example. lie l"'nvf
~ '-' Ne'-.1h-'es mao gwen o"inh"ho
'L~l I-e! SA"-l' L"l cIllN "-Ae. lAvf
maj "Dealen'e rl' io shame iEt -
Iaei-'tS Tor iheF Jack ~ obedience.
'"Aa'aD. Tie ia'hor ~ 'Le Ee'Aah.ies'
,. 20 '.'' ''-''. '1' .N' ''.s I've,
80. ,-..'', ,, go, "''' 800 ,'' '.-,
- an --'' ~.
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III. me LoyaI'J o. re Fsr'SIi's N
contrast MN me DIS cys.'J 81 ne
's'aeIItes tFF. I--ibj.
]. The appeal wv y. 80. he made
tie appeal On tie basis ~ ale t.al
loyalty Of the KecLablfes he remind
ed them that The Hcchabires were OJe-
dieni. though their father was dead
long ago. He also reminded 'Aea that
he had spoken 10 them ia person. rising
up early to DO 81.
>. The ministry ~ the prophets frT.
10, 100. When The people failed 70 r~ii-
uer "Dedi'hce /" zoo ne sci, 70 'iitin
lHe PROPHETS WI" plead WIZ iE+iD Z"
amend ther ways by turning away
from lhelr iG'is- Aallie" h"hT! lhoi-
0"teS ti'e IolNtS vi "L'iaei N'i''e" l1i
az Ioi'""s' w Inc NvS''-i''es were
a. - - -, ,e.'.,
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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01
The Eetc-. Discourteous

He-Nbtu ] was a youngster inc
used 10 ten me ! would be foolish
did not le- cigarettes alone.
Shc-Wly didn't you:
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01
Winsome Beauty Place at the National Cauital

one Of the teknown beauty
agricuures main building The
setting is and at no time of the present Wbvo,
Mann the sta leading up to the
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01
100000 Women Drew Pay for Labor During War

IAiiSiiCS l5BH1H1
>
3
Iu 10 I..u ~. n
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01
Babys "Bye-Bye' Melted Heart of Cold Janiior

CNS would not recognize him. Samuel Weller o
tail black and
ngons apartment houses Just which necessary m all 70 ~
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1919-11-01
Women Who Suffer

4. jackson, Miss.;-"My trouble was
feminine weakness. l suffered misery az
tunes and was weak most all O! the time