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Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-11-17

come from those who expect to join us
later. Ole and | went out on the west
part of our land in order to allow two
of our neighbors to pick out places for
themselves. People here are buying
this land and we are compelled to sell
it in order to keep up our payments.
1t seems like shame to let even one
acre slip out of cooperative control.
but | am not sure but that many of our
neightbors will become co-operators
even before some of you. The mental
science class was well attended and ex-
ceptionally good. We later went to the
theater where a good movie show was
given. Comrade Harry Bell and Com.
Montrose are now the fellows we blame
for bad shows and praise for good ones
So far, they have received nothing but
praise from us all. The unknown
dead, the honored hero of our last was
was laid to rest at Arlington cemetery.
Great speeches were made and won
derful sentiment aroused; but not one
word of the truth of the why of the
taking Of this hero's life as well as mil
lions of other lives and still more mil
lions of crippled, manned, and ruined
persons. 1t is an easy thing to appeal
to peoples suspicious and greedy APP
petites and cause destruction; but ex-
ceedingly difficult to arouse their fin
er sentiments and get them to yield a
little of their comforts for a real hui
man cause. Blow your war trumpets
and tell the people. some one is after
your country, some one is menacing
your job, and they rush madly against
each other, spend untold billions of
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-11-17

Of tempest bells are heard from ell
parts Of the world and the heads that
wear the financial crowns of regency
lie uneasily.
RSSS
Who said marriage was a failure?
Marie Tempest who has charmed thou
sands of audiences with her voice has
taken unto herself third husband in
the person of her business manager.
This combination ought to stick, for
wherever the dollars are there is where
the heart interest is.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-11-17

dollars in wealth Of all kinds; shoot,
stab, and slaughter each other, because
some one has excited their suspicious
and greed-directed natures. Compare
this destructive side of life with the
constructive side and then line your
self up with one side or the other and
do your duty. Always, through all
history, we learn that tnose who dare
to step ahead of the prevailing civiliza-
ton, have been crucified. prosecuted,
and condemned This condition now
obtains as of old IF you dare for the
right, for your ideal. you may be called
upon to die for that ideal. Are you
ready for the testa Yes! you say; but
do you mean it2 | have seen hundreds
of people shout their loyalty to their
cause and at the first real test fall
down completely. Millions were
against war, voted to keep us out Of
war-then went to war to make profits
for the profiteer because of their sus-
picions being aroused, or their fear of
losing country or a home that they
never ownedl He is hero who lives
wo:thiy for his country. just the same
as he who dies for it. Comrades, are
you satisfied that the competitive sys-
TEN is wrong2 Do you not know that
competition has caused all warsp And
don't you know that it all comes from
our trying to take little advantages of
each other2 You know it is true-why
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-11-17
NOTICE

Fall delivery of 1921 general line Of stock including all the
Fruit and Nut Trees Grape Vines Berry Plants Ornamental Towering
Shrubs ne,Ro Hedge Plants Etc
iemswe and sell will healthy covered by
and you
do bes for the will send
hatp Of kinds best for locality and soil
Write and early when the order We save
money you Sock suited for commercial orchard planting
moth a IN locality
responsible cOuntySEAN Bros Nursery
men, Winchester Tenn kAA
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-11-17

Permanent peace Is founded on JUS
TICE. To-day the two parts of the
balances of Justice are International
Free Trade and International Forgive
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-11-17
MEANDERINGS
renee

The word service is a much misun-
derstood word Some take it to mean
literally-SERVEIUS. with no expec-
tation Of reward, or the reward that
goes with the consciousness of a deed
well-performed. In other words, vir-
tue is its own reward.
The other conception of service is,
that the more money reward that is
rendered the greater the service. The
ads say the more you serve us the
better we serve you" meaning, of
course, the more you pay us. the more
efficient our service becomes.
Since the worlds generally accepted
understanding is that money is the re-
ward Of service, there are few people
in the world who are so benighted and
foolish that they will have at least TO
make the discovery that the word has
two meanings.
Notice the bank ads: they speak Of
service, Their service is good-no
question Of that; but the rolling dollars
into the vaulte Of the bank make it
possible.
There are few people who think
thai service should be given without
reward or expectation of reward, and
the service will be returned many fo!dl
Sometimes II really is so. but as rule
the person who continually serves UNI
selhshly and holding aloof from mon
etary reward seldom ever gets to be
Of much more than mediocre service;
for the reason that he cannot reach
position in society that will enable him
really to do something.
%%$R
Rumblings have been heard from
that land Of mystery. India. Great
things Of revolutionary nature are
expected to happen there before the
first Of the year. 1t is said that mil
lion men, half Of them well-seasoned
soldiers, have been recruited. Tolling
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-11-17

We state it as our honest belief
that the tobaccos used in Chester
field are of finer quality (and
hence of better taste) than in any
other cigarette at the price.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
FARMER HAVING
HIS INNING NOW
Congress Is Taking Up
Evils That Beset Big
Producer

WASHINGTON. May Z. --- The
farmer is having his day In congress.
From every conceivable angle the
evils that bcsct him are being as
sailed and the fight looms large for
weeks to come.
The senate Is working on the
farmers emergency tariff bill. 1t Is
expected that next week tho senate
agriculture committee will present
the packers control bill which II is
promisod Is to al the farmer in
some degree.
Next week the house is expected
to begin consideration of the bill to
regulate market transactions in
farmers products through control
by the government OF operations on
the boards of trade and produce
exchanges Of the country. The
house agricultural committee has re-
ported drastic measure putting all
general exchanges under the control
or the secretary OF agriculture and
taxing out of existence gambling
features Of exchange transactions.
In addition to these measures er
the relief OF the farmers the house
rules committee is preparing to pre-
sent a resolution calling for "A special
congressional committee OF the house
and senate members to make "A COM
prchensive study OF farming Condl-
tions Throughout tho country with n
view to beneficial legislation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
Uncle Joe, at Age 85,
Still Spry and Active

Glad to do this for YOU, do all
/ can for you,' said Uncle joe
as he shook hands with the soldier.
Hoover Is to tel the approprla-
tlons committee why he needs "A de-
ticienCy appropriation for his de-
partment and | want to hear him,
so long, White" said Uncle Joe, -
40 he reached for "A long. black
cigar and hurried away TO the com
mittee room.
For the famous ex-spcaker the
day began much the same as mos;
days have begun In the a years
since Uncle Joe" first came TO
congress.
II he lives through his present
term, he will have served 40 years
In the house OF representatives.
Michael King. president Of the
Danville bank, tn which Uncle Joe"
Cannon is interested. is visiting Mr..
Cannon and the two have festive
plans.
The house adjourned over today
In celebration OF Uncle Joe's" birth
day anniversary, but the aged
statesman elected to work.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
TRINITY CHURCH
QUOTA IS RAISED
About a Thousand Tul-
sans Contributed to
New Edifice

g.. beautiful Trinity" church passed
dIpm the category rof a fine
Ton 10 that of an assured reality
~ yesterday when incomplete re-
llrns from last weeks whirlwind
..Shpaign OF solicitation indicated
,nA the church had gone over the
"p with over 100000 in combined
mrontrlpuuons Upwards of 1000
tuisans contributed to make n suit
sble. 90 al u'Sa poe
v me results Of the city's generous
Spohse together with the proceeds
20 CONGREGATIONAL subscription last
.er seemed to insure that erection
nie .he imposing edifice that has been
CCttanhed Tor the corner of Fifth and
,bn ,bn0lnhall avenue will be begun in
"y hot Tar distant future.
n,tnuer the leadership of Lyle
eAey, well-known local insurance
ns.i tne Trinity campaign was
Hss ,'s' Aed from the outset with Keen
@t enthusiasm and condifenoe.
,oh-hour luncheons, served by the
sn Sonen OF Trinity church, punctu.
a'ea The weeks drive.
Cohmending the workers on their
cPs,GId achievement" Dickey de-
tbeu iast night that "the fine spirit
asia 'Tu . theSe business men to put
M. 'ee lhelr own affairs and carry the
on, rs or Trinity's need through
IL uIsa as they have so successful
nle T, affords an inspiring exam
n IHey nave borne this campaign
Il sniT SIiEeeS by unremitting work and
lin" pe largely upon the founda-
TrintW VI their labors that Beautiful
WY viii be built"
pajey worthy features OF the cam
eS sa include a group contribution
sbt..ioVQ by the Trinity sunday
oil vi ~ INC donation by a prominent
0, bh.h Ian or one half of the proceeds
ana ''s entire oil run for two months.
doors ,Hany s<ecial gifts of memorial
~S0'S and windows.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

coat of flexible chain mail next 10
mis- body at all times.
\ great deal OF romance is at
tached to the sheriff's office by the
southern mountaineers, and the in
cumbent is held invariably in the
highest regard owing to the many
times that he il called upon to face
danger personally. lie is not the
man to whom the mountaineers pay
their taxes In this respect, but the
man who buckles on his pistols and
either alone or as leader of a posse
starts FOR scene OF action.
The other officers. possibly not Ne
picturesque as Chafin, but who rival
him fur lame IN the mountains, ntc
Sheriff bill" Hatfield of Mcdowell
and Sheriff Lon" Pinson Of Mingo,
whose sway is confined to the coun .
ties bordering Logan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
BY A. q. HAYWARD.
]. N. s. Staft Corroapondent.

WASHINGTON, May 7.-"Uncle
Joe" Cannon, s5 years old today,
swung jauntily, briskly into his
office In the capitol bright and early
this morning.
Hello, White" ne called cheer
lily to his secretary. l.. White Buzby,
as he threw his light, overcoat over
the back Of n chair and smashed his
slouch hat on the top OF his desk.
what you want?" he asked
briskly of a manned soldier. stand .
ing at his door.
The soldier explained he was a
patient at Walter Reed hospital and
wanted help in getting his disa bi.ity
allowance.
Hell. haven't they been able TO
straighten these disability allow
ances matters out YETI" commented
Uncle joe"
lie. dictated letter to the di-
rector of war risk insurance asking
him to give attention to the soldier $
case,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
EDITOR IS FLOGGED
Florida senator Takes Execution TO
Paragraph Attacking Ills Inter
est In Appropriation bill

PENSACOLA. bia., May MAN
aging Editor Grover Baldwin of the
Pensacola Journal was seriously
tlogged at an early hour this morn
Ing by state Senator John i. Stokes.
Stokes has been WORKING to get re-
lief bill through the legislature to
secure fees aud salary amounting to
approximately $4,000 to James G.
Van Pelt. former sheriff of Escambia
county who was removed by Ex-
Governor Cats and then re-instated
by the Florida senate.
CommcptIng on the activity Of the
senator from Escambia county in
the case, an editorial paragraph In
Baldwin's paper is said TO have
caused the senator to take excep-
tions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
Is Called Robin Hood of
The Cumberland Mountains

LOGAN, w. Va, May logan
county I'm the heart OF the <. eat
coal fields of southern West Wv
ginia, has turned over a new leaf"
because its sheriff, Don Chatin
has said that 1t must do 80. Moon
sinners, bootleggers and gamblers
have been the objects Of the sheriffs
cleanup campaign, and for four
months he has made uneasy the
lives of those engaged in the pur-
suits.
Announcing that he personally,
had turned over a new leaf; had
cut out liquor, and would never
again lay wager on cards or any
other gambling game" according TO
the Williamson, w. Va, Daily News,
Chafin invited those inclined to-
wards those pastimes to follow suit
or pay the penalty. Since early in
January the cleaning up process has
gone on, and when recently, he per-
sonally brought In two OF three
stills lot Of other i'le"ai para pner
MALTA, and an automobile load of
evidence he declared that At had
been a "slow" week
ut looks like tho bows were TAX
ing us at our word and we're really
going back to the mines and tnv4r
farms and gardens. rather than keep
up the trouble In Logan county by
supplying the citizens with noun
tain dew" Chafin said, according to
the News. well, they'd better keep
on getting good" he is said to have
concluded, "as there are not going
TO be any more liquor violations in
Logan county when this office gets
through"
Fearless and a Quick Shot.
Chafin is regarded as asort of
Robin Hood throughout southern
West Virginia, and there are as
many tales. some of them almost
legendary, attached to his name as
to the doughty monarch of Sher-
wood forest. The sheirff's domain
however, Is Logan. county, and
among the moun,ains instead OF a
forest. OF a typical mountaineer
type, he is credited with being abb
solutely fearless and handy with "A
pistol whenever occasion demands,
although 1t is told throughout this
section of the state that he wears
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
MORE RATE CUTS PREDICTED

WASIiISGTON, May 7.-Action
OF the federal reserve board in ap-
proving reduction In the rediscount
rate from Z per cent to 6h per
cent in the federal reserve bank In
Chicago foreshadows reductions in
other districts, 1t was learned today.
Rediscount rate reduction for the
FEDERAL reserve banks OF Minneapolis
and Dallas are next expected to be
authorized. The Dallas and Min
neapolis reserve banks are the only
ones In the group OF 12 reserve
bank districts now maintaining q 7
per cent rediscount rate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
Steamer Found Sinking.

VIEWPOINT NEWS, Va, May T.
The shipping board steamer Will
namtic, loading here with coal, was
discovered sinking at her pier to-
day. She had Is feet of water in
her engineroom. Had che bulkheads
not held she would have gone down,
the agents said, adding they did
not know whether the ship had
sprunk a leak or whether the sea-
cocks had been left open. a wreck
ing tug has been ordered from Nor
folk and tISe water will be pumped
out today or tomorrow Experts
say the ship is in no danger.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
Government To Have Wool Sale

WASHINGTON, May Be
tween five and six million pounds
OF wool will be sold by the war de-
partment at public auction to be
held in Boston about May 90, Sec
retary Weeks announced today.
Additional sales may be authorized
II the first are satisfactory to reduce
the So,OoO.ooO pounds the army has
on hand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
Lusitania Victims Want Paw.

NEW YORK, May 7.-Represen
tatives of claimants for damage in
the Lusitania disaster today named
a committee TO ask the state de-
partment and senate foreign rela
tions committee for immediate pay.
ment fro proceeds fro the sale OF
German ships or from funds In pos
session of the alien property GUS
todiap
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
woman Writer Is Killed

Fsss los ANGELES, May 7.-Paular
kpoun 70, continuity writer
ana as Peggy Fisher" was shot
Maas,A Aed today by Marcelino
suitor ~ said to have been her
, so,,, VINO then ended his life in
-sYusn Grand avenue hotel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

This is not sale Of any odds or ends
we are going out of the Trunk and
Luggage lines-and have made this
drastic reduction of Half-Price on
every piece of luggage in our store
in order to effect quick cleanup.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

Sale starts Monday morning. Be
on hand early, as at these prices we
expect to clean up the entire stock of
over $4,000 luggage in a Very few
days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
at y Price

$40 Bags and Cases are $1,000
$25 Bags and Cases are =. $l2.5O
$50 Bags and Cases are .. $500
$35 Bags and Cases are !. $3.50
$45 Bags and Cases are .,.,. $22.50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

A LII our fine hand made Bags,
"A Suitcases, Coat Cases, English
Kit Bags, and Fitted Bags are in
cluded in this sale at the same re-
duction.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

These prices quoted than replacement today
quitting the Trunk and Luggage lines make Shoe
Cdren Departments Our intentions enlarge these department
to take of the increased business
This your opportunity half the best luggage and trunk
shown in Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

$50 Bags and Cases are. $500
$50 Bags and Cases are. 80, $4,000
SIS Bags and Cases are ..... $3.50
$85 Fitted Bags and Cases, $42.5O
500 Fitted Bangs and Cases, $4,000
Sis Fitted Bags and Cases, $3.50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-11

The Sunday School hour for st.
Paul's Episcopal Church for the next
few Sundays, will be changed from
$50 toi9:1b a. m.
Fannie f. Simms. we'll known col
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-03-11
Deg Hero Gives Life in Saving
Masters Bank

Chicago, March 11:-"Lion," a
clumsy Great Dane dog, fulfilled his
destiny yesterday. He laid down his
life for his master.
There is intense grief among the
hundreds of children in Taylor ST.,
whose daily playmate Lion" has
been for the last eight years, He
was owned by Leonardo Malone, who
operates nexchange bank at 602
Taylor street.
Yesterday three men dashed up
in an automobile and entered the
bank. They forced Malone to throw
up his hands. The Great Dane knew
something was wrong. He leaped
at the man nearest him and fastened
his great jaws on the robbers arm.
The other bandits turned from Malone
and riddled the dogs body with bull
lets from their automatics. His 155
pounds of loyalty crumpled to the