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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-03

AN INSURANCE COMPANY issuing n com.
ress Snea ana SSceias5ta S6ta and natural death sick
wise premiums wants general agent;
must must have clean record, past experlence,
can can offer an unexcelled contract and superior
pSiielss, gSY Rsooa New York Safety Reserve Fund,
How 20 start in Business for Yourself
ls little book sent free by a large hos
isry MANUFACTURER selling ITS entire output
through special representatives direct to the
ETssSps"S ETsS"S q ,d y ,ws ,sncws you how TO build FOR
ss'ps ss soma shd nc how to make UP TO s2ooo year
CLOVIS Knit Hosiery Co, Philadelphia Pa,
TERRITORY sALEsMEN--Collect and keep
an money ours comes lateri new 12-pound
gas pIant Tor kitchen stoves; burns kerosene;
solves coal shortage; great summer seller;
sells nIsI IKE siazes; take orders sell countless
Strator, Monder Burner Co., 37S Iron ST.,
500 WEEKLY--Automoblle owners every
invention doubles power. mileage, efficiency;
saves It's cost first day; sensational sales
sample ou "nG rcpd sGns car fS free wSFs @ts
QUICK. ovee Coz Dept. G93, Louisville, Ky.
sA,SSddCHu; 1924 Cottage Grove, Chicago
,ei 60 ua,,y sasb easy: collect and keep 50 to
nuts vending machine combination; sales
boards; commissions all monthly recorders;
outfit first mail.
sALEsMEN to sell low-priced mileage guar
hnteeu tires; exceptionally large profits;
other tire; tire; exclusive territory open for. live
men men write g once for our proposition; Atlas
RAlNCOAT AGENTS--S5 an hour; represent
manufacturers making made to measure
rain ana auto coats; highest commissions:
no delivering or colectingr samples free.
The Liberty Raincoat Co. Dept, Y, 249,
D"slom, "
LIVE, energetic specesstul manasersi state
ana country; big proposition; exclusive
merit; managers should make $40, 900 TO
$4,000 yearly. J. Hamilton Flynn, pres,
2l2-2l6 Conroy Bids, San Antonio, Tex.
SA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or experienced.
city or travelling; write for list Of lines aud
Tr. Assn. Dent, 463, chicago. III.
tiers 81 an hour to take orders for this
newest invention; no Investment; write for
fyc-style outfit. Parker Mfg Co. 1878
Vine st, DAYTON. Ohio
BIG JOBS open; your city must have men;
$40 daily easy: new method reflnishlns
hrass beds autos, chandeliers; write today.
Gunmetal Co, 122 Elm Decatur, III.
raincoat sample line free SIS apiece for
Mfg, Co. 1873 Rae St, Dayton, o.
AGENTS--$7b TO 500 a week representing
our splendid line OF mems guaranteed
tailored neckwear; particulars free. r. l..
keser Co, Palmer BLDG. Detroit. Mich.
SOAP AGENTS-See our line of soaps be-
fore doing anything else; write today for
American Bldg. Cincinnati. o.
AGENTS - Make a dollar an hour; sell
mendets. patent patch; instantly mends
aaks in all utensils sample free Mendet
Co, Amsterdam, y. Y.
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U<vofCE CLERK---ciri thoroughly expe-
1 rfour<d IN handling Invoices, diBcountine,
TO- for ls!se cfnce; hours $50 TO u no
x6o6 salary 10 riaht party Ask for Mr..
Iaftfnedon, American stores Co, 4th and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-03

PIANOS. "rAYERs, TUNING. ETC.
PIANO. upright can scarcely be discerped
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT

Positively highest cash prices for your do-
nay higher; also old gold platinum 4 silver
The Diamond Shop lciG tt y, ao iGsR Ma rS.t 4
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. HARVEY, 1919 Rittenhouse 81. cooks
Chambermaids Mattresses, parlor maids
nurses. buffers, housemen, hauffeurs, couples
large addition wanted, Protestant. Catholic:
cooks mattresses. Chambcrmaids. infant
children,s nurses. ladies' maids. laund-
Tcsses 2nd and 3rd cooks. parlor maids
assistant nurse. extra girls. general maid
for apts, buffers, Sd, and housemen gard
rers, Couples; seamstresses. accommodation
MRS. NICHOLS. 23G s. 10th 81. has buffers.
housemen. second men, cooks. Mattresses
for seashore. Chambermaids. laundrC sses
etc. wanted, couples buffers, cooks
kitchen maids. waitrcssCs chambermaids
second girls, ladies maids nurses and plenty
other hclpL
MRS. ROGERS. 3l3 s. goth swedish
French and other excellent cooks: Protes
tant Catholic Chambermaids, waitresses
parlOr maids, laundrcSsCs. infant nurses.
ladies' maids. Wanted buffers. I'd and 81
mon. couples. cooks TO Bar Harbor; several
Kitchen maids. chamhernaids and useful
maids for Spring Lake.
CHAMBERMAID wanted. competent. Prot
parlor maid 1919 Bainbridge.
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Hibberd B. Worrell & Co,

2117 Green. 12 rooms. baths, poss.
2013 N. Park ave-, 12 rooms . baths
1896 Green, IL rooms brownstone front
1917 Wallace. 10 rooms. 1Sx1S0 dwe.. rear
1I0I Green, Q aparts., side yard, mod. heat
lgOg Green. aparts., double front, mod nj
1909 Green IL rooms. central.
2O18 Sp. Garden. II rms, baths. side yard
2218 Green, 4 stories. 54x170, to ct.
162f-20 N. 10th, apartments. mod heat
1O9 Corinthian ave-. IL rooms. . baths
room for garage.
212S Wallace. 10 rooms. $4,000.
Sig Corinthian ave-, IL rooms.
III Brown. 22 rooms stories. cheap u
2229-2S Pearl St, rooms.
2il4 ". Cd. 3 sty, store and dwg., rms
2Gs1 n Darien. sty; rooms:
ia Vine. store and dwelling.
Mt Vernon ct Goth. sids yard. IL rooms.
1715 COLUMBIA store and dwelling.
1920 Columbia. store and dwelling.
2O39 Ridge, store and dwg., and rear o0Is
jefferson
1924 Columbia, 12 rooms; ,sooo
15l0 y. 10Th. 12 rooms :. .........,,. $500
200i Girard. 13 rooms.
1919 y. 2sth. store and dwg ....,.... 1000
20t0 Woodstock -! .,!............,.,.. 5000
2130 n. 7th. o rooms. f
2044 Nicholas, rooms.
2121 Berks, Z rooms. .............,... 2b0O
Ingersoll st f. Of 25th, 9 stY.. rooms.
s. IL. cor, Gratz and Somerset, store
1909 stillman. rooms. ms.............. 200,
VIM. l.. Craven's Sons. 2O1O Columbia ave, ave
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statesmen WANTED
FOUR EXPERIENCED STOCK SALES
MEN; HIGH.GRADE sqo SECURITY: TO-
CAL ENTERPRISE, ADDRESS p. o. BON
innl- pHII.AnEI. PIIIA
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DIAMONDS-PAWN TICKETS

TfRAHsAcTIQNs + GoNEIbENTiALiN Full. Full.
BLDG, 18TH AND MARKET SrS ROOM
onh HOURS. 1880 A NJ to 4 40 p N
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STOCK SALESMEN wanted; only expert.
dividend-paying security. Gail Walnut S40O
FOR appointment
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BELLE wANTrp-MALr

BooKKBEPER, experienced. familiar with
cost or manufacturing ledger preferred;
excellent opportunity with rapidly growing
concern In North Philadelphia for practical, I,
given. those studying higher accounting.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13

would be having a rendezvous with
a scamp like him. l determined il
possible to ascertain the girls mis-
sion.
81 am merely waiting here" ! hast
ened to explain. until it is time for
me TO keep a dinner engagement with
some relatives in the apartment house
from which you came"
As | spoke | noticed that the fear
and Ioathing had vanished from her
eyes and that she was looking with
relief at a little college pin | was
wearing. She was blushing now from
confusion at her mistake. and the ris-
ing red in her cheeks added greatly
to her exquisite loneliness.
81 was to meet someone here, she
faltered: "yOu quite understand. don
your
az understand perfectly" | answer
cd. and recalling the scar-faced man
who had been lurking in the bushes.
I hurried on to say. "but if | can be
of any service"
mo. no. she sobbed. apparently
overwhelmed by whatever it was that
was besetting her. ITS nothing
nothing anyone can help"
TEL me about the man you were
TO meet here"
"Who are you?" she demanded. her
susUicion suddenly rising ar my ques
ton. you're not detective|
"Far from it," | answered amused
w. I'm Just plain Spalding Nelson
on nv way to dine with my great
uncle Rufus CASTOR"
"Oh- she said. relieved. "theil
APARTMENT is on the same floor a
ours"
"Tell me about the man you wer'
to meet" | insisted. II may have seer
him."
"Did YOU? What was he likeT sh'
demanded eagerly.
Don't you know himT' L countereo
"No. I never saw him. l don't eve
know who he is. 1 only know ina
tbere was to be a man waiting her
ON this bench this evening. We wer
both 70 wear red carnations. l wa
to come here alone, to see him an
to get the
She stopped abruptly and tearin
of the flower she was wearing
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under tie Sare roof with
the herai~e.
tTO BE- CONTINCEDD
MYTHS OF SEA MONSTERS
Remarkable Dcnizens of the Deer
Said to Be Merely Creatures OF
the Imagination.

The appearance of wandering herd>
of sea lions along the shores of south
ern California reminds of the peren
NAL stories about monsters of INT
deep Some scientists have believed
the rare specimens of "Oar hSh.
" hich sometimes reach the surface
m. ght be mistaken for sea monsters
Some of these fish. are twenty fee
long. Unfortunately. they are 81
adapted To lives at great depth the,
cannot live at the surface Record
show that two have been washed up"
California beaches.
Many stories of sea monsters arr
the fruits of some eXcitabie person
imagination. There are many thing
about the sea which might readil.
start such an imagination. working
The sea is so large, and hides so man,
secrets. that such person might read
iIy believe that. if anyone objected Il
| his story. he could say the monSte
disappe, red. Then who could prov
| he had not seen il?
Various people have had traditional
myths and legends about sea mon
sters and those probably have helpe
in keeping general interest In sue
stories now. The Morse tales are th
most numerous and vivid.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13
BY WILLIAM JOHNSTON

sprang up and walked hastily away
along the park path. Wondering
what il was all about. watched him
dut of sight around a turning of the
asphalt and then glanced toward the
apartment house whore in few min
uteS | was To be 4 guest
A. | looked youn- girl came ont
of the house and walked slowly to-
ward the park Ar the corner she
heSirated. She seemed to be debating
whether 10 continue on down the ave-
nue. or 10 turn into the park. Appar-
entity the lure Of the grpenery won her.
for she came on slowly toward where
| was sitting. As she drew nearer |
observed her with interest. for she
was one of the prertieSt girls ever
/ had seen. Her slim figure her dainty
ankles. her carriage, everything about
her suggested the patrician. Her face.
rosy and youthful. was set off by a
! iaunty feathered toque, from under
/ which a pair of soft, black. ro"uiSh
, eyes. shaded by long laShes. looked
out above a dainty nose. just bit
tip tilted. on either side of which a
fugitive dimple played.
To my great amazement she walked
right up to me and stopped short. |
observed then that she seemed To be
greatly agitated Involuntarily
sprang to my feet and removed my
hat. feeling certain that she had mis-
taken me. for someone else.
She looked straight ut me with an
odd tightening of the lips. Into her
great dark eyes came look in which
pride and fear seemed TO miagle with
utter loathiug.
Il am here" she said.
In nv confusion | mumhled some
thing. | hardly knew what She look
ed me I'D and down with Il puzzled all
, and raised her hand 10 red carna
D ton she was wearing.
! you were to wear one. too.
= ~ don't understand" | answered.
, "Didn't YOU" she asked heSitatinG
: ". didn't you come here about III
n papers"
What papers|
q "YOu know"
: ~ don't know" l replied. II kno1
r nothing about any papers. You mus
have mistaken me for someone else.
r But this was the place-this benc
: the first benchT'
II 81 SAT- down here quite by accident.
4 "Oh." she exclaimed with a sigh
n relief. and you're not wearing
q red carnatiOn, either"
d l recalled then with misgivinG thu
e the ill-favOred youth who just MI
It ment ago had disputed the bench wit
lt me had been wearing a red carnatio
and that he had muttered somethir
: about having date. Yet it did m
ID seem possible that girl of This so
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13
Opportunity Everywhere.

The limits of what man may grow
into are found in himself. Men are
so busy talking about their rights
that they fail To see what is their OPP
portunities. Men have risen to power
because they have made brain ami
Drawn work together. The world has
rewarded them for it. When con
fidence is placed in man the world
rives him unlimited opportunity. II
is then he must grow into larger
sphere or stay among the men OF lost
vision. If some people would cease
trying to regulate the world and take
a hand in regulating their own dis
content there would be decided prog
ress. Success after all is a matter
of growing out Of the old and into the
new with ever increased development
and power
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13
UP TO DATE GHOSTS

Fiction realerS who like
haunted houses and mySta-
riouS noises in the night,
and ghost doings that bal
file explanation, should stop,
look, and read right here.
For The House of WhiS-
perS' is well na red. It's
even more fascinating than
the oId-tine haunted house.
because it's a mystery
apartment in a big city
hui.ding-the lovely heroine,
for instance. can creep
along a Ledge from one win
dow to another in the dead
Of night, ard a wonder
full pearl necklace can GiS-
appear from a WaA-Safe
and find its way back again,
and the superintendent and
his employees can faStel a
charge of murder on TIE.
hero, and there might be
room in the walls for secret
passageWayS. But there is
nothing neN-fashioned or
queer about the loyalty and
devotion of the heroine for
her Ioyer in trouble; it's the
same glorious thing that
has thrilled US all ever since
true love ceased to run
smooth. And of course She
gets the reward trait she
deServeS-and they live
happily ever after.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13

rrampled it viciou~ly under her foot.
Not 81 loud" | warmed her. fear
fuI lest they might ~trI be lurT."E
about and oyerhrar Us. There were
two OF them"
Two" she whispered turning pale.
''IrS. one waiting here ON his hrn'h
and the other yiliainor~ s"ar-far"d
fellow, hiding IN the bushes y"nd"r
= dare nor 20 ON with il. she
sohhed. Il dare not! ! dare not. '..
what NAaI / '".
The thing to DO now" l replied, ".S
/ for you to let me accompany you back
/ To- your home. They viii make n"
. further attempt To meet you this eve
ming, since my presence has spoiled
their plans. Come, let me escort You,
Mss
~ | he~ituted over the name she
answered simply:
Observation-Disclosures Bradford
She p"ndered for moment over my
suggestion and then turned 10 walk
with me toward the apartment mouse.
What were the men Ike! she
asked.
deScrihvd lI'e'h IL ''''' '"'.,u
though really Ihe "Al'IeN>''" '''"' ''''
youth on me o'h'h h"'l 't'I WIS '"-"''
Ills VOICE an Hl>o'eh'' h"iLSe' ',','u'-
uNaied GAe' was aIi!o>' Ill ''-'"
call ABOUT MN.
/ wonder WI" '"rS "e'e' WIN
der how they hhe"
knew WHAT
Her lIps u=hteheu INTO "'-"'
| line.
J Il can't tell you. dareh [. 1t -"
my secret.
by this time We had reached h''
= home and the bowling d""rinah was
= swinging pack tIe great H"l '"''
r for Us. II had oeeh my Hl'en''",. !"
= announce my arrival Out It'a''','-
thaf MISS hrauIoIu HI" N"l" '''' ''''
CASTOR apartment was on "le H'''''
n'"' d i''''' - ~ .I..,.n,I,1
u'e '''' "'''l -.
'e'' NJ ,,,,L..1
9i'e '''' 'i'" ~ INV anu -,
mink YOU :" 'llu'li' ~
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13
10 SPEED ACTION
Oh tEaGi TathTI
SENATE UEAD=FS APE AGAiN
READY FOR CzCISlVE VOTE
ON PACT.
WILSCMS SIAN The SANE
Stand CT Fail OF Treaty Rests On De-
cision CT Article fO-may A-dn-
don Acton lf Cher Mer70d
Is Found.

Washington. - Various methods OF
Fastening action n the peace treaty
were discussed 1T conferences among
Republican and Democratic senator's
az d result of the apparently univ er-
sal sentiment Of the leaders that Roth
ing toward q compromise would be
gained by further delaying the decis-
I've vote.
Il was said 10 final conclusions
were reached. though it was predict
ed in some quarters that tn next :
sion would sec a formal agreement to
limit debate on the SIX rase.vatiOuS
which remain 10 he disposed OF IN
der the present program before the
Seante gives its attention to Article
10. 1t generally is conc dod TINT by
the decision on this article tIe treaty
will stand or fall. and all Of lie lead
ers have said they We're anxious 10
get through with details and start the
| fight on the main issue.
/ The plan OF the irrecoEslab.e op-
| ponents Of ratification To move to
sweep all the other reservations aside
/ and take up Article 10 may b a an
doned if some other method OF hasten
/ ing the final vote is agreed urol.
Despite the statements made by
White House officials, generally ac'
ceDted as meaning that Pres dent
Wilson had not altered his stand n
compromise, the negotiations l-r an
agreement on Article 10 continued
with influential senator's on both sid
declaring there still was a chance OF
success. There was no further lndI
cation whether the request for con
ference between the president and
Senator Simmons, Democrat, OF Nortl
Carolina, on the subject would be
granted. and negotiations went for
ward on the theory that in any agree
ment reached Oh Article 10 The sen
ate would have to work out its owl
salvation and take its chaLces on haV
ing the treaty pocketed by the exec
utive.
1t was the general feeling that i
any ventuality the debate prooaol
would beb rought to an end al
ratification vote taken some time dul
ing the present week.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13
Rowels Become Normal

liver livens up, bile flows freely
hssdarbe. biliousneSS. tOngue-fur,
somach-sourness. disappear when DR..
fing's New Life Pills get in their
ssfural. comfortable action.
Purratives, never pleasantly correc.
ma sometimes habit-forming, should
~ be taken TO rack the system vio-
lrofIy .Nature's way is the way of DR..
Kings New Life PillS-gently but
Srnly fumctiOning the bowels, elimi-
ssfing the intestine-clOgging waste, and
nrumoting the most gratifying results:
feanse the system with them and
ROW the boon of regular bowels. 25c
a ali druggists.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13
fgEsT CLOGGED Up
WITH HEAVY CoLD2
n.,r rive il a chance to
aset in"-use DR.. Kings
New Discovery

r.HAT dangerous stage where a
cold or cough or case of grippe
IL might get the better of you may
!. naarer than you think. Prompt
Zion with DR.. Kings New Discovery
nj avert a long siege.
For fifty years it has loosened con-
-.sted chests, dissipated tight-packed
sSIegm. broken vicious colds and
rp.ns6s Give 1t to the youngsters
sste II yourself. There will be no disa-
sreeable after-effects..
~ and S120 a bottle. AT your
xurgist's. Give it a trial.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13
To Prevent Radicalism.

Frankfort. Ky. - A bill designed
to prevent criminal syndlcalism IN
Kentucky by prov ding a penalty oil
10000 and a maximum term or Il
years Imprisonment where convicu n
80 secured. passed the upper house Oh
the General Assembly by vote OF
q to IA.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13
Hahn For Armenia.

Washington. - restoration Oh AT
menia's political Independence by the
allied nations is urged IN a resolu-
tiou introduced by Senator klng
nemocratl of Utah, and referred 70
the foreign relations committee.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13
Plan Air AmbuIances.

Washington. - Four DH-4 army afr
planes have been ordered converted
into airplane hospital ambulances an
A. v. Verville, aeronauticar enginee'
at McCook Field, Dayton, o., has com
Melted a design for the model.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13
WHEN YOU SUFFER
FROM RHEUMATISM
Almost any man will tell you
mat Sloan's Liniment
means relief

ror practically every man has used
VINO has suffered from rheumatic
Snes. soreness of muscles, stiffness of
'0m,S the results of weather exposure.
= women, too, by the hundreds of
ousands, use II for relieving neuritis,
G e packs, neuralgia, sick headache.
n refreshing, soothing, economi-
quickly effective. Say "Sloan's
snt to your druggist. Get il
oozy. Csc. 7Oc, sl.4o
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13
Il RacI,inn Bio Coal Mine.

Shenandoah, Pa. - Announcement
was made that officials believe the
fire which has ragged n the under
ground workings at the Girard mann
moth colliery at Raven Run, Pa ior
* wears is row under control.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13
prob. To Be in Secret.

Tuscon, Ariz - The Senate syn
committee on Fore gn Relations, when
is investigating Mexican borier condi-
lions. will reopen its hearings mere
The local hearing probably will be e.
ecutive.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13
Reached Its Destination.

A little boy was given a penny to
give to the Lord at church. He re-
turned home to report that not seeing
God around he gave his penny 10 tne
man with a plate.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13
Storm Kills Aviator

Sandersor. Tex - Lieut.. Johh e
Greer, % years old, an aviator from
Kelly field. San Antonio, was instant
" killed at Watkins when a terrihc
wind storm sent his machine crashing
to earth.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13
liza. Relief For Poland.

Warsaw. Immediate acuon loi
the relief of Poland is urged IN an ap'
neal sent to Washington over the sig
INJURIES of relief agency representati' IS
and technical advisers as well as oth-
or Americans.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13

Mexico City. - Mexican workers are
going to the United States in large
numbers, and the exodus is becomlns
alarming, according to press adVioes
from Northern States
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13
Shin Ia Crippled.

New York. - The American steam
ship Nameaug, from Gibraltar Febru
ary 10 for Philadelphia, was reporie'
by wireless as disabled with steerni
gear broken.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13
Trv To Kill Official.

London. - It is authoritativeiy an
nounced that an unsuccessful attemp
has been made TO assassinate LorO
Acton. the British minister to Fin
land. at Helsingsfors.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13
c.-ran Potash Output.

Washington. - Production OF pot
ash in Germany last month reachec
the record total of $4,000 TONS an OIL
fici,l dispatch received here said
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13
ns.trnxers Are launched.

Newport News, Va. - The destroy
ar, UeIedn C. Wood and George l.
BADGER we're launched here.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1920-03-13
HAD LOST HOPE
But Doan'S Effected a Complete
Recover After Other Remedies
Failed. New in Coed huGI.h.

Nlr-. =. \. Stit.worth. Z. Bell Ave,
Red Key. lud.. SAYS. Kidney tscgb!e
came N me suddenly aud before ! real
,zei i. VS. m a critical condition.
Ny body b'uut.d and my feet and