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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-20

Sufijot. muistofoa lGbett61
Muttojolle tilaltsmafiunne, emme
moi falliin oian muofii ldbettGG faif
fialle aiiomiebid. Scum maan Lobe.
tatte ruban lGbetdnme fuitin. iosla
liz ctaan m.bin asti on tilars nnf
iettu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-20

faa CT binnnta ristiriitaifefii miriit
tanSia.i iopu felpaii beneesyd taas
lnnoa: ,,gaind Titan iiatln, etten o.
lie niinfuim MO munIt aranpapnrfaat
ia t0ridiSfoiiet." @aruttafaa pstd-
tudt beiatcid, ettetapdt fotSoiii usfur-
.nplla ipdridttpien tirottilieh iigntd-
lniicn lGauitle. ipaan omistai6iiuot
Sirtberlitiem taiuoin ,,armm aranos-
ia, ia ioidtudt gldndn 2eipdd. Hiss
tiinnaiilihusia taricthn antecfiiartas
%'ni'ffcrl toiirnctaa. ia fpertm7n. toll
iuomoo..
Suipitettu
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-20

- embellishments iuuooerle 1919
on lasfctu IiitteelIe ia ippibaon niitd
pstaa postifonttorisia ia panfeista.
Sinta on tammituuIIa $4.12 ia tobos
ga binta ientilId fuiiIta. Ie pcibaan
lunastaa IN. 1924 5:nd rorartna.l
Ostataa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-03-20
WSaranettc

@pdaisfoiren Ell moi aatpistaatfaan
fiidrfa iiunattla on cddipdsld ihstosio
toirnia ia clad. g~ldtpdSfd ustosfa
eIdtuind otput tdrndrtfin feindf. bert
tirdt iaaseet oIsoa totnia ~feurdtiu-
nasfd, dirin on poistlnirt Scfoontu,
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-07-12
7YIaTi33tII-{EggFF ana go

Bishop Elliston Caruthers of SaVafF
tfSiiIq, ga, Fwpaagp Fal kff4g Aib6de RusgfGT
JnSfR6J66fr Russia tfsniR avBfWn&ayF' 10
sa6'ffd. hshfBSUfish bSRtr cad 6es2'z'ne7tE
RfaliStg2 afd e5gs61taktgF ,tifeftgsBihg foF'efie
HR6tfer itarffiier 9fiftf f. tt6dYifgS.s f1nstaaa
81 81 9HfRifing14B defeat FRese6mn5H9 ed
envy, they squabble like-likenfH6' Ett'A4-
ION Ef4AItANQAoFGFv rOr Dt ysf7
Tos'TKewp& fssR{ ggu sfsnoYsnthCgaghtJdO
get the better of the hosttiBs chei1' one
Sunday nqnmGn s day ysB geipg 9t7the
andaGf the firshantlfemd. rotforT1anos
sTshDuys1te bRetlHSesE lfg1b e. fftAAtn ta
9IQt eRs sIEs Il puUa IA aHasrfe aSed. .bnac 81,
,ahBaesthac chnir sGtakRqkl94r tAagp4r-
-H9n lby46iagnRnf sthePo elqAfipgg AEpptRem
-ahuthe sseEIzqa9R renanD,1Rscv srtogTst
81 biD0E it high tiRe st0 9Yabkset 9 2n9t
of sleeRe G}inei4nat Il hBnjAlEEIGsFE. evs6
-bnupy wUtrU5 g0BJE 5Idigg0c svfT
S'o tset ttfF1 THSR tRS Weak fnf3g'
ef61dypSoble SsF6Tafe 9EdhiRTan d BBq4RAer
g gSaR enRBaa % 3 fg g'rS5B a9sRffe
'6e Nni hfiBumBusr bNnttFgiRE 9gOyesSr e2ste19ss
sS R SSsd aSS G s5st5S We RiSGa
iaG5n nfeelo5tsy ASn4ng' ntgYFiit9Y
Z i1 s8tht2 Vars 1nsma2nIc -npLiRgnsoc
p S3oV p'HwN6R' sSnMugR! s1rnfrsi
"Got any jsJeAKS with a!yFodi,, 74ifFIISeSSSE''
asked aItRY99T gdBba. asbfit 1T $3.50 with
r Ne R{EfY8ffNiA45" iGy1evst IRht hs13sqEe
l1HSEIaHiff4t d6vff 6Ff psa9iL4ualAeroedt
I1fiRSa Fl 1psHfHoYr difahaIgBHs SsafsvOoe1
ffEs
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-07-12
mRWVIn CffnNf roc
9QUgES
IN HOME GARDEN
MdCh Depends Up6iT Interest Of
tsss@ f.,gsF gsior ne n, IN,
Gardener Being MlaElll1ltbainleydi ned
Throughout Season. snayf
Fwsl 9!tii vs. lit a3,-v t aaa
WAGE FIGHT I!....: AGAINST 4. 81 PESTS !
eEi 4e5dI-aW.lf -roT. .e1nsnAvc1cJl
Man Mus, Make GontiprHIIoEuss Fight
From Start, Never Sinking Duty
'91 and KesesPEifhIHsP ESeriasstih6Iy oH9D1
.JobMEasy to <ln 9Weeds!riSf .
pFepareu By thG.'Unitenl states BeDastrT

(PTepaFed BY Observation-Disclosures AepdgFT
auu.ri- lment, ofnstgFiculture,)orJ sl1o,
The ultimate success Of 1, home gar ]
den depends largely upon the inter-
est 4of the gardener being HaaIhtained
throughout Che ;season! rsMany. lpersonsr
have gotten-thenidea that, Whenrths
garden is fplantsd and eult4yated' two,
orpthree times, their work has ended,
and as a result the garden soon goes
to weeds or Is destroyed by Insects and
discusses he successful gard eheI5ftgs
clare thgESReoE4 sSst off, United
States Department. Of Agriculture, Isl
tie one who wages a 4cohtnuous fight.
against the enemies 0tf=tt4Egszgaraenl
from the very start, never Sinking his
iSS.S ! 5't vi T'azxsTNf
A &x0pref weeds can Hs Eesteye@ in
q few moments by means Of q steel
rake or a,hoe, if it is used when the
Weeds We dfhT are gGst ng6ming tHf66gR the
gf6und.. IS If 34t6wea1 lsfenGfE9 bHei
Weeds aBecSnHe riffr1Hlg Toeted nands faf
thorough EeHOyatieR of gthe zgaFdenl ii
haee&saryqto,RtaAt Q5y tR46sHm osf s1l1,,.
ssemdrnooent,s hut ey'CeH NppEE. ,,t,
fA.&eMoold 7fashio Red ,hardshelJ potato
bugs paE not ,appeaEg Ito, to DO any great
harm, but the crop IL Soft sheffed bdg4
Ties Hey pr6dute Viii est Litheoleaves
from Tie potato vines aln1ost zhefOre
3E65u pRhowfEnegs 1atGpresent. .A7few
spores of some mildew or other, dis
.easepmaBAat do any gyeat gtEnFYq}lQnt Of
damage, but, if the, weather is favor
able for the spread Of the dfseases #
' VIII Soon c ause fh gioggo 6f 7tResehtire
9tff6Y1b. ss0 9Sh ns1n6gr9bntS 10 oirh:
~faTh1s Ip@dagGsUf "a stitch iAvtiRe
saves nine" applies with double force
qtQ1 the care Of the sg9 agFSd.en Keep up
interest in the gardeh and make sue
cessivieen PIanfings 81 vari6us aeFepS1s $50
That u 65n1ftnd6aBs Supply ofRegetRhles
shdyrBe5b rov4sfedAfOnthe &Sble. There
-9slinothihgnsainAb RSr.haTVBiHg sthe land tCs
sitaddlesenA If rs easier t9 keel, It clean Is1l
biff thefe is. pa-yjing crop upon ~ rJ.
Too often gdnr!dens 9%itRnH 4Beedy''
appearahcg ARE Seen IN TIE nala1 fbf
BEHHRs 13f8aaER. sThe bruRts& A which the
fFaasNMrB@roM8dOr the WlER, trellis tQn
3NShlsh CtheE1iKeEe FTaLpe95 is left !n. With
1rthe remains 9f otthe crop upon II, atld
general gInTSsiagfitfiR rtHFies the eIftFre
T DOT f Ai III ~ d lfttlel 4n5aB tFaGble E6lkesI
things heat andGttrtethU&sbuf itpays
9sfa the S5nB1zmpl aRtbAfrgOg1Rs esgar
Y 1lBnmsdyaHtsHo dnaiiaAtatp y9 fT9eputfAtttbor
9hom msd5 sIhnsd nss vs4, a,,as...
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-07-12

zafhhers EaVorshaomesseeGl \
PIoesPlhH9e Which Es Staple anda:a,
's'lReRpehsI9s IMethodnlpf I'M snIaI
PaoVlnsl ooualityis aseedsniGsr.A
n x Isun shsez-insl7 isn nass. ri
Prepared byrtheI United. States Depart41 4
Ynslc bpeEtr Of AgricpIture.l -,.-,.. -
To hold the. cost of potato prodtietf0n
al, a Reasonable HgSre, idepaarrtmiient sSf7
agffeu1ltuTre foficfa9sr ad9ocate JithRtn
greater attent4oA beagfsenlby growersl4
especially in bhsfnortheuR listatgsni to
the pEodVcti0hg Off theLF seed stock,
They believe, that ,eYery grower would
derive benefits. from giving special at
tention to the rteimIioo7vaI Of all plants R6t
true to variety, as Well ashS1T dfssn
e&sed3, Weak, fnabnOtmah ;planbsr from
a suffeieato number Of rows jps his field
torrovide an: ample, supply from PIP ,i tRe
remaining plants to plant the. the acreage
desired; the fQ2lIlfo2ywing year; -,
-s4Idm 1aJD1E HJLfU nsET-,r A. t-t~,-,,t
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-07-12
,cfiW0RNs CoWaRBEY 1RAsCAI
Siiu Eiqq9L . gaob yiuo
X a asiS us Uses TARRy sAaHsfIisst msOugloh
Waiting Until Nighpg4SndsDe stReys
Ic noEtEaonAa .Rla.nAs. IT

sssHs13m d 1Bnl ri5uTsI s1s1usoon
i7arepAFeFo hyi, the, United states Depar
4. penf 81 .Agfie ditdfe. 5slh%
: Tig t6nIn9f65M ctieT 6lHnis aapp9Eard
J f5 llss1aa5r diRaEely Idoes lashsaRk in da
Hgfit B11n SnlkRsleanI sseOhipqm T
wMtehesnaA hYsit Ri uptilli stbR gaTdenI
hfsliRlanteA hish cabbage, tomato
,peDper, plants, then sneakS out IN Il
nigff, and des.sffd8s fha 1G9fE,fSes. sd
4tab u .Egui glfugraf sFfes.rr -.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-07-12
i KEaUy RTEngEB oRcsAR1
NAV 6aghea BaeRstdtThsir Fl
$ q nfsaR4e uethsk stata IaiiTsFse
11' noa NaSarDdfEy iuaG Nstlflfe..
. sSaglqaba3 8ad.1 ERpfgpitful, oITciial'

% Bsegl8eta5 sRd1 RpfEpjtful orc
dday dRapvRte9 and Drought slli
-iso > Eheir4 former prodnctlye sta'
three Years II the Age and g
fRe f rfeteg jtsE liiQhoRati,
Ts1tI hs1E7gssnlsit
MOO 70 SsA4-a'flsEsssse
sH q ANS latmsae EiaSvXlaIAu
.sEarnmaaur app ton,
eiRgsfiQdia os aae9Y ls7an 4
taRt fsiG ster jR iPerss .ssig ne ssn nay
SIN 9f, s1f fI, a;sHsS
SO h6t leaf t6e cdltiv6sOtsf 0
turn-roN 68gd - sungnVinnet
uqqm yinommn. a sssngsofc
ore AniHiilt u YlsgyaI 1srsnrs
sanflraat a. nnass, 1aas vel baI
alaaqaonc ami s1sdv sfsnr
lef us1uunh
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-07-12

EfRep NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. common
seeFopy;d ft4ap9aaiqadsq ds1JEO good
aaledasofep eadRlanille}o rye, carrots.
mGiMheatnEyp qtat0sss. ,, Byt line Il
DgaHAssoiP otahE1 CATS T Mhs8aE paris
lIFfe ssaeRbb9ge' zS onaiPsFs, peets acun
hers. 1cloVers and jiffaifa. - 4NSht III
i1AaQ 1sY40 en- Ipj SkdEggiev = g. 49,. v
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-07-12

- NsEA@t@f>Ne - N'S~A@AA No.
RvGG Ofv &c age II smTi 1tsnJ Tgu
a EidnaytdiseBse,is no. EespeetQE IF Resrc;6i
.sRPs It attsfgg T q; 29d sSEd atAI 9SA.
VI che ApBT5 Ching dang eIs' hVaaare fgttG
5baniUIHeada che, aiRdiges tiops yinF8 B9ni9,s
-slems 9BaG as gBsgRRis5lI
III fl cd4E ~ 1asinat inga, all Ea1s
Hlndigations Ofsbrdublsscb raWingnin @QnE
8sIrTC. rIsGl 1szna-a. n aih6rI
When such symptoms appear you VII
almost certainly find quick retet- n
lA&OBD MEB4Af HS& emf ID4f Capsules.
pa19Rffs fam 9ifsg old yfsmedyb lhaa stood
tftAtesk fob4We hundred yaaTs ", AelpT
Apg m lfpF tQ 4g9t off disS9se,
run II is rimpogfsd direct from the Home
III abSratoffes IA H6ilal77d, NlfereD It ms
+ sAeEted toTIdeRelepn tafs DaGtrh tiabNIQne
shE thetStuTdiRst and healthiest races fp
Ithes nYorlat aRa may be l7,ss ~, g
fGHde d 1lEOSt adoHES mdttr NJ
ieve you. Be sure to get tAetr gepHipe
GOLD, Med "a IT. rand, In sea ed, p4c&-
/. ages, three "efzes.-Adv. Wv. q 1T
l1e1h 1C tdS1nXRp- safsa -ls4az6pFe 4! 3y'
10 REObEb9s they nlatoritMnef elaEGgnaer
baIsos Peorl bGeanse bbaEsR EeacA llIifiLth0ut
tG@6esu, rush1 AoOs bnt .nsm sssn,
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-07-12

Dfbaind P6taE6es7 on cei0rsdos RanQte
3hf!' bu6IsIsbnu o. vsss q, i ,assx
1pllalpt i2R ACRES to p0ffsat9es It WouId De
stock, y to 'weef Undesirable BIaassSfFo1n
att asspt two acf@s. nlTRnBhN eQSired for
Phfs work gw9a8dIbe comparatively lit-
.aESgo7y vlsni3 .s5sdusodq xao, b1s-5
lapge5BsF ceRta geA Of Qf5ty1e ~ or
Sdiseased G3aRts ale f9pnd to d eKist in /!
staBas tuPerss from it it, sh s}g,g not De re-
ter source' III Seed Supply rs 1Aes rfyafi-
/ .able.1 &c IN 'effat 7Sasen4NSst mHrefnl 1RRd
t btIafnsea l4Ag 0gu1hgI otnnRlim nsO
yFaFe asmprueticablescaB d 5niKtnress aud
*Gil 1dissssed. shp}pSld BE- e q
dpEted.,:,F VIII taks 3 Larger 5Greage
,tts supply the neeessary Seed than VIII
be HE et Case Y %hgr9eo Ely 3stF6clEs fAHtiVe-
7 ~ ptiFgg fatnds iaiseEse1hiEe.r 1p5 ,bios
All prOgqEssiveldg tgwerxliNsd1 fasOr
fsefe afUme.bsadsqiot Agan, aSEhjjia.hsi tthey
EiRay,Amn saiuipIe 1aAd 1G9p pqEatiyelyy, II in
nyaethQd of ,iHqproIYying the
seqlalltYF1 ofi,tRe seed stock, anu 'T5il
materially assist n cteasfhfdg qere
'EIsld of 'ftife sGrfo44JI tAisereBs1 GItSssnng
7 q pPS6Id dgTnctfoh c6Ssstd ss6 s4st5 1svswoh
fslshqsodq tiHls- sss==ss- sfAissrf -ro3 brsmsb
KEEPfNGs HARNESSyAN sRERllEi B
r. H1'" Ts'limGj- EIac.1n- 5nk .1ss1c4r
Y l fooERs EEffa qzReipHeshABe GQnbRaEatjHsIy
hsFhSxbelasive1andssi fgplfrs speelsl
iFrxsiltrs1 7tsneNicesroNs Isssfta.edsa n. :. 4
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-07-12

" 7ssuns'sF9 s7w

assrt, rstlla..'A mn ,
SniHs4its Is 1s aounpo. y M -
wss sal nA 3cllsaIEv l4iss EOsfel q IS
Hnc skv sbsFsy dtyu.sShe tsrQfc .tIig y
si gi9fs Clsledgps g gydassais y 2
aaEs gov $500 q ~. 5.sgls Z, o $3.50.
Eseldsdt 10 sSSSS 1911 Tisa 1870 :,
sa3 d, otf0tzssd x laEs. baoltsss,sg
NV I'm .ER0I Ey7sdiJ K41unR
I7'aaqp i sFrgiwRpe &C V r'ssqa.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-07-12

] slG 1ou5 oj vi bso-fssy-oU,, 4unv SD
he GaFdenr ,GfEowing lnrohs0n5:
.,. the Skinner" 6sSnn f.,E
~t'l4 III" Sm6t Srl Jqmsf1E nsf1C
for a good garden, the necessary attn !
diiQRwwillb ,haye to lbs, given to ifs neanA
ness. and general appeafahcesH
III fn. ssctl Ulllfg wf7efel tIgo%eaUssF be-,
5Gt6mes gxtfdhefy .9idtsiHbnA1nunap and
1T fssnotsgSssiBAgtoelt eepegsEdaB crops
r growing, sbhes5 aBsR d, Fbe, Clepned,
eIRPleIssa aRd keptstiEfsd from l,l timEe1to !
fhe piantingS, 81 faIl lvegef1a Render
Ordinary 'eonditio5sgfsqs 1JestsGsl haze,
Ss6fae ieroB sEsglng .enoth@ sold, RAND 81
cpertNs1BH annnkb esfaaL asprIhg !,
lssasethhles viRa tAs49ald ysgetaRles Is /
sassdslaRtinR R5la8a Of 5eQyneassr u. ghoalds
be grown. Upop the garden 1dhd.' phias
win shade fhe s33iil qdifd 1bEae2eAt -fhsr,
I s1h BuFEin EDeh 6,4sgansc ris2Egr out Qfy
1ait1asia asottre vamesttme1 giIh aGtu9lly'
ia iss tostsAfolAna 1Olos VIM,
81 hDolls1ilii51 HgI as aW I'D r....,
PAR II tsuuS 10 ST a ER
pigoda srns5ig AgEs .stT svodk
,15Iaia SRgn6tip1eS 92rf sst Provided by
Planting BetVesii Ff1it Irses iao'ai
m br9fsrds. fo5f sfa 81 o.
4 sansahc sd' Us slaGss Of ussE SIT
~ adrfahts snag 6seBnarsssmunnsanla3
do better. espeaialix1 IL dhatsqutlayn
limits Of their range, If grown where
there Is partial shade. This sometimes.
1 can i rs br6videds iElb9e~ them BE-
tsvedn fff6lt tre9g n9ilspnegraes ana
biaekbeff4es are sslnatlmea plasted buF
tStseAhtreeRg hatnthel pEaelse is,suOt
iadyisalds unkf Rssal Is naturally
6 nao'A ANA s7tll2, lsvoa gnsfsr D ).
heg o .asucs lir~ TE7MTfI- ssshg
s-1R9ss .aaele aaH 4s ylsnpzB ~sb nj
g zo lasr gry gnlr' vssq IS sa
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-07-12
PdsPsrea Ry tns United . statp ,ebal

\. (Prepared by the United States 'BepaFt4
r 1889 eA4henE a4En RT6lltlNe) m
PANatDalseandpea cilitisss reqBiTeidl, d, ifops q
tzeepinG bagp6as il, re9aIr ere e9mnsara
t5yeIFsJ staple and inexpenslye:s a cone
isiderabis 5or iffffbiA6 f IRE ebagwsf& ogab.
harness II assp can 6d u9fPbrKFsd By theatd oSt
foois Fiedd6if9d nor dt8psrupu ,buks@-
? FFEtteg9sHafsfa Tenr spesiaHq1eHhfes 1t atdf
7fghfs desirahlaqsoh0 1sdtp bn1p ms, bs+i
gnnssd 1nE-5urF1yr - - ! ,,-:,7-,'.a ed
UT HAE r4NP RBVESSS s NJ ldgef
'foqxs aas41Ts oh 1s7Es7S 81, saUs1,
4RAppAiaatisa5nNbI lRepseft u 'mStny'
s1sk stss Wheat, = Par ley, 'aSloVsts and
1r,sik ,,-.,, Garden TRICK. yS'9D
1'AiSlp Aaol casn 3D. Vino bnuos Il,
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-07-12

lsnHrEi'-iEgSc lgfgSgss hsslp,,h nsnYsss6
+ fAlLsaRSa''gtssCN OaoxrEaeisf !SsS lTSga5T.
aigsady tgsli 8tb5t ID gisO5f oyilEss ldsiRQgNs
)0}sfestit Scii@l5isee BYalitk 6e4tig Jsid1ysigW
EgbiSsl tBaSsib esUiEDs1sof ,a1a NsesfieYg
Sgstsaea IeetiiteEs ODnD anlesf iap a rts ngN9 nj
70 fiisliz1sseais elah7sq skim q. sis-s NJ
syIgs 81 iReP as6sF hsNb0,gaaAb Gltichss .sszsvl
N1eF isF q sVt3Rlqs uOc Arransn hsISes
-nliP q isonHu- sFw SRI .nsEs7qsbaF
ss-rT 4r -. .-.afr. -s'-al
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-07-12

1fooEI s ls5Yf ara sei IFReshhBe GNnbRREatjFsly
FksxBeasivs1andssiigp speelSl
frfx'i5rs] zrseeNiceSoRsssf6a.ed Il. =. 4
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-07-12
9TipDOTt AK GheeFs


aA1 1'l.,igi sE1an .nssevs fapn *. =
e. es
EN.A. % N " na.nnem "a n .a.naa :.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-07-12
2 hDoEl6nfLtt1 Eg as 81 Eir r,ss..
PARTI1uuS u 81 + dBIER

7i3oslt a1a55iq nyBs ,siB svodb -
piEbih sQnstimes San Rs 2r9yilded ~
.5dlIJl9, Sf1 WY 3gfc3f sft - =,
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-07-12

!. generaLl Q1S1gnIIlneSS ruI6S. me entire
' pf6t. ri ~ q iiftlefa8aB tFsUFe gUlkeap
'tthihgs heat an@2ttrtetM&sbuf itpays
SIS the BSnB11uDs aEsb6IgOgaRs agar
Ii1snmsdyaEtsHO dpaiAltaip y9 fgeputHA,HtteonI
Iom msn5 sIhnsd nss vsa, .y,as..-
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-07-12

,ottle Of Havoir 'iii 8 is5 c 9T,s
twice as far "a largerbottiesd
the indueehento Of the biga baFEle o.
If quarter of a pohndiof Baking pdtRdabH
llue aid goes farther than sal12. 0uncesGtfls
8 can fails to sbPeal to7rise modern honaeRM
I herself and % hoifonGenaDssssy yictjm8F
nothing sakeTs who IN spre4war; daVs,.so..s
produet ssase teas eafksec baking BONO ~.
vehialRl fng,h his pretended Wi linRness toAs
lete" .Ehr9qgh some ottefy 4, or other
.anUeihHUr aldRrevF tsom ,est 49,
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-07-12
GREATER ATTENfi8N
TO SEED POT AE0ES:
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Ea9E- 5000 10 Wort
Every Grower Should Remove
Plants Not true to to Variety. 70
Progressive FsfhhersFavorsHlome.ssed

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Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-07-12

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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-27
DEBUSK

We had a good rain Saturday
night ard Sunday which was badly
needed
Rev. w. C. Lamon, of Greeneville
preached two good sermons at this
place Sunday to small but attentive
audiences. Rev. Lamon will preach
at this place again on Saturday night
before the second Sunday III October
Let every one who wants to hear the
Bible truth come out on the above
date and hear him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Wykle and
two children went to Johnson City
Saturday to visit Mr.. Wykle's sister
Mrs. Charley Culver. They will re-
turn today (Monday.)
Mrs. Elizabeth Cook and son, Mr.
and Mrs. Jesse Cruey went to johnson
City Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Cruey
returned Sunday afternoon. Mrs
Cook will stay until Thursday with
her son, Mr., Ed Cruey, and other rel
atives.
Mr.. Henry Payne had the misfor-
tune Of getting his barn burned last
Friday morning. The barn was on
the old Joe Walker farm, on Chuck
ey river. We have not learned par
ticulars.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. S. Hawk have
their new home lit up by the new light
system.
Rev. W. C. Lamon dined for din
ner Sunday at the pleasant home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roberts.
Mr. Marvin Anderson, who joined
the U. S. Navy two or three months
ago, is in Greeneville today Mon
day. on his way home at this place.
Mr.. John Haney has returned from
Oklahoma, where he went to see his
brother who was very bad sic and not
to live. To Mr.. Haney's
his brother met him at the
station.
Success to the Daily Sun and all
it's readers. GYPSY.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-27

travel, residence or occupation.
Z. Premiums paid in advance
are refunded down to the month,
in case of death.
8. The policy is non-taxable.
8. Unusually liberal cash,
loan, paid up insurance and ex-
tended term insurance values
are included.
10. 1t participates 10 divi-
dendS.
If the policy holder is unable tt
keep the full amount of the War Risl
Insurance he carried while in the ser
vice, he may reinstate part of it from
81 900 up to $4,000 in multiples Of
$500. Reductions may be made il
multiples of $500 to any amount, bu
not less than $1,000. Premiums arr
1ue on the rst of the month, although
payments may be made at any time
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-27
Audience Votes For League.

As the President concluded his adj
dress, Mayor Larry Hodgson, who was
reporter before his fellow citizens
made him their executive, sprang to
the front Of the platform and eXIaim-
ed: Are we with the President? Let
us tell him so. How many Of you in
this gathering Of $4,000 are for the
League of Nations as it is proposed,
without reservation. Answer aye. .
There was roar that was actually
deafening-an aye" that was heard
far beyond the Auditorium walls,
"ThoSe who want the treaty rati-
fc' but with reservations, answer
mo the Mayor said.
There was reply that was a wills
per in comparison TO the first. Not
five hundred among the vast throng
gave voice to the negative it seemed,
A tremendous cheer was raised as
Mr.. Wilson departed from the hail. and
the crowd, Fastening outdoors follow
ed him down the city streets to his
train, making racket that never
ceased.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-27

SATURDAY-Mabel Normand in
Mickey" also Harold Lloyd Com
edy.
MONDAY-At Princess Elmo, the
Mighty" No. 8, also good two reel
comedy and Hearst News.
Notwithstanding Polly"
with Dorothy Gish.
TUESDAY-"The Whirlpool with
Alice Brady.
WEDNESDAY-Mary Pickford in
Capt. Kidd, Jr
WANT INSURANCE? SEE S. B.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-27
League Would End Wars.

Earlier in the day the twin city Of Min
neapolis expressed itself in the same
fashion, though not quite so vOciferOHs,
In the Arm0ry at Minneapolis the
President spoke to 10000 and told
them Just what the league was and
what IT would accomplish, 1t would
end war and secret treaties, bring
about disarmament. replace the bal
ance Of power" militarly with bal
nnce Of power" morally, lIberate op-
pressed nations and help the workers
"You have heard critics tell what
the league was not, Did you ever hear
before. as have just told you, what
It really is?"
mo-" shouted the crowd.
"Are we TO 90 In with the other ma
tons as friends or. stay out as SuS-
pccted rlyalsT
go in" chOrused thousands.
Are We to be Ostriches with our
heads buried in the sand or eaglesf"
the President demanded.
Eagles" ch0rused the enthuScd
MinneGpoitans.
Of the 100000 population Of the twin
cities more than 10000, It was eSti-
mated, turned out to greet the Prcsi'
dent and cheer him on his way 1t was
the warmest reception he had yet been
given anywhere.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-27
$1,000 SHOUT
AYE" LEAGUE VOTE
NO RESERVATIONS WANTED BY
MINNESOTA PEOPLE,
THEY SAY.
MAYOR ASKS BALLOT
Minneapolis and st. Paul Give Presl.
dent Warmest Greetines--ouarter
Of a Million Turn Out
and Cheer.

On Board President Wilson'S Spe-
cial Train.-As he came into the open
spaces of the great Northwest from
the more crowded cities of the Mid
land, President Wilson brought with
him the memory of the most splendid
tribute that he and his ideas of the
League of Nations had received since
the covenant was first discussed.
Minnesota placed herself squarcly
on record for the League as the Pres
ident proposes il, without change, and,
so Mr.. Wilson was very happy man
as his train sped into North Dakota
and toward Montana.
1t was at st. Paul that the citizenry
spoke with an open and positive voice,
In the big Auditorium Of that city TO-
600 men and women-theSe latter Just
ranchiSed--greeted him with cheers
and then fell into an impressive 81
lence as he began to talk.
Audience Sympathetic.
After his usual arguments in favor
of the League, the President apparent.
ly realizing that this was sympa.
thetic audience beyond the ordinary,
said Know what you want, say It
and get It, Tell me that you do not
want what ] am urging and | will 20
home, but tell me as your faces tell
me, that you do want what want, and
/ will be heartened for the rest Of my
journey and will say to the folks all
the way from here to the Pacific, Min
neSota is up on her tip toes and be-
hind you
Let's all get into the great team
which is to redeem the deStnies Of
mankind" There was a burst Of
cheers and blaze of flags from the
immense assembIage and from then on
there could be no doubt as to how this
biggest crowd of the tour stood. But
1t was given u chance to express itself
more definitely than that.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-27
AT THE PRINCESS.

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-26
HOUSE TO SPLIT b
UP DRY MEASURES
INTO THREE PARTS

Washington, June 26.-The house
judiciary committee voted today
to split prohibition legislation into
three parts with enforcement of
wartime prohibition separate from
the others, which relate to consti-
tutional prohibition and the manu-
facture of industrial alcohol.
For the first section the commit
tee decided to submit in whole its
wartime enforcement bill introduce
ed at the last session ana on which
no action was taken.
While less drastic than the gen.
eral measure, this defines intoxi-
cants as beverages containing more
than one-half of one per cent alco-
hol. 1t contains no provision, how
ever, which would make it unlaw-
full for a person to possess" Ii
quor.
Members explained that by adop-
ting this plan there would be no
confusion if the president should
later proclaim rehabilitation COM
plete and thus end wartime prohi-
bition.