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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Spirit Of Virginia Press


The H"anok" Word-News has not los, all
hope. 1t saws: our one hope is thai uardInr
van SnrpfiS" his political friends in Congress
WI "e'''"p som" real backbone. ana with
the heip of strong cabinet viii supply the
leadership which Congress plainly lacks"
The Times Dispatch is right i'm urging ,ho,
u" newt LEGISLATURE enact a law providing
'"' som" protection against the dangers to
Nhi'h persons are subjected al railroad cross
'hss IN" Democrat has urged the sam.
'h'ht VITA som" SUGGESTIONS TO the de-
Sir"oiiiy Of sign posts. which ar. so con
enormously lacking on Virginia highways
Tidcwatcr Democrat
Quoting headline which tells Of 900 men
lighting for 1000 jobs the Bedford D.mo
crai remarks: This Is 'tacH to nornaicy' with
vengeance. and the ratio shows that Rryan
was mere riker with his lG to | theory"
III" occasion for the remark is no, an
parent. hut the following from the Salem
Times REGISTER seems reasonable enough: "A
real hooetcr knows how to keen his month
shut when an epidemic Of any nature breaks
out IN community Tell your troubles TO
ihc doctor. Don't gossip"
Tho Fairfax Herald tells us: -, the county
corn show. just held, il was shown that Fair
fan County could and did raise as fine corn
AZ does any section OF the State Next
year the corn shown will be better than ever
ana 1T VIII not he long before Fairfax seed
corn viii be In demand"
Tn" Portsmouth star SAYS: "of cours.
{ rcdis,ricting is undertaken solely because
this stat" has political leaders who desire
!" 'nh'n"t" The almost certain Republican
N!''"r} 'n The present Ninth District, that
s'ian not just hnd should De abandoned"
~ the Democrats Tough, the enemy AS
'"ih As ''"% sonnet ines Tight each other sa US
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

WASHINGTON. F.h ., ,., '",'"n'
.'tn"ra '".'nrr today ordered .o;.
!" -. htousht H. til" Fedora District
oh't at -. Louis against tho SCUM.
XII Association. about Nrty Of
W,t' pa NJ nlhcr companies and
,,,N'hiE individuals. ON ia. rrcii,'J
,h'N nay" "uicr"i into a conyni,,r"
'nr.'u IN" PRODUCTION and Increase
~, hf''c "i yellow p!nc l.,nh..r ~,
violation al the sherman .'tit-,,s,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Up With tine Times


Between these income tax hIonks ana ,h,
ih'ricacies or home made hnctch rrciprs !;
IL M wonder that most OF tho insane asy,ums
have waiting list
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
REVUE At ACADEMY
IS A PLEASING NOVELTY
Us rkcd Tor Good Looks, tn.
S''hcr with Ability to Sing
Strong Attraction

seen ~, ', hHi 'hhn either nf tho ones
pl.Wi,'. me Acad"ny last w..k
aud W.Jn.1.tI for Monday. TuoSday
-" n'oEram with q nm. "'l
nv 'nhE that a vat!icviIlr q
p,,p,il,r nTts embracing The, 49,,
Itr', CORK comedians a rc,,.
NI"N"r 'nonOlOEisi. tho bns" 'N.' a
ana novelty '""' "HIi".
,.,,.i ne re- u" WAS a good on. ,, ,,,.o,..
I"n'"id musical co,n.,y ,,.' HNeIE
"'",."I ana comedy, and ;, "i
It NiN The chorus of f,nr nP"hy
wnrn sn,r"I" !"t ITS good loaIts ana
tune, ana wHH ahI. IA 81 COS
49," I" sing without yelling ns g."
HLr' IN. characteristic yC il" ,,,,,'
ronicJ, nun t!Fht"iie supplied iii"
stunt dancing, ~ vol ''' "i"htE
."h''a songs and other kjub" ~.
M any assisted by MABEL D;ln,H
fines NAM pi'''E Sirl aud sail hcr
look at. "t'"S easy TO
,.~h"y i"skcl, proved To- Ne cb,r.
a,Iio,Sc"o' "."'an who couli kocp tho
~ OF the tim" ne was on ~. ",ms'
- monpi"Euc embraced cy,r,.,i,i,..
, ""' ppihlcS 10 polite i.irlc rn:,.,s
npprr,ini., ' ~, which were greatly
I'M one OF IN" best numbcr. ~, ~, ni
~" n'c ATollons were well v,r,b
n,'J :" see for ihcs" tuiublnr.
iIoi, III, artists were the best OF
men IA I'll" troupe all diI hi ~ NO
H., Wei nS dancing on mo ,yirc
n II. IN h .ia.i M'l'm"n. ana one Of ii"
f,mo,, 80 an impersonution OF til.
mus frisco only up I'M no .i
instead OF on tho ground. /, WA.
t ma hniShcd ac, in ovcrv vv,v
r ,n reserved 10 have the crowd vnj,
TOT IN" finish. ""''
willing, Bcn,ly and uilIipc -
SEEN second on tn. rrour,,,
Scrhppy Coons" Much ,,,i 90. =.
80, 49, derived from tn" said scrannt
rl,'c ., '"I"r ana their comedy.
'hh dances We're over an ,no
"'" r"r an opener there was less
"no Doll u The Human Pupncts" :,
r''N'f ana different uovcliy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

we don't hIame those Idaho ,oun,j.s for
Wanting l" s"ctdc. ii Borah was our SON
""'r we would want To 30 Jus. as far away
rom ''tr" as possible ANA pronto
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

George Washington never told a lie bu,
men ne liant live in the days of income taxes
ami prohip zion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

Norfolk and Newport News were M, s,,t.
hed TO give tho Ratchet an old-fashio,od
rural 80 they tossed 1t out into tho dcp,hs
OF HAMPTON Roads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

secretary Daniels and Admiral Sims arc on.
c"sirS II. wordy warfare over ,h. Irish
S"r' "i an Irish stew they have gotten ,hcm
selves INTO "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

Nh''h.r good thing about highway buIIdin q
=" MY ma u puts good lot OF money in
circulation where IL is much needed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

II did not attend the meeting in
Hcnrlco County and have constantly
refused 10 hccomc a member Of tn"
League Of Women Voters. as bclomg
10 the Democratic party and sec NJ
plncc in Virginia politics for a party
which has no established politics and
Is neither Democratic nor Republican.
There is The danger that i'm the hands
of unscrupulous leaders This lencu.
ran do untold harm TO our Democratic
party, and there is also tho Grcat
dancer az the balance nt mower being
ueN"!oped hy amy league that has ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Danger in This League

IN letter appearing elsewhere this
1 page Mrs. John Shelton Williams in call
ing attention to the unwarrantod use Of her
name by the Virginia League OF Women
Voters at 4 recent meeting makes some
observations respecting the organization
that are both pertinent and timely. She
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

r'Ni"h'iN MIR. Harding is LOOKING; for Soma
''"H 10Y INC Navy portfolio who has had
experience In launchnS-political ca,npajpp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
The Weather
FURNISHED by u. $. wen,hcr uu,.,u


nam ar hnnN IN the
coast AMI snow In the
interior Tur-tin,: Wed
h'~haA unsettled and
sutnrw hnf " ar IN g r
pr',bublS rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Sp.cinl Data.

'nrhi oh>er'nii"ns at SP. VI Y-,t-rJ,,
'lHN Hl''Gliu;i, north wind y.lnrTS !,
= "'''h'r 49, i 81 rnowinE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Cinema Programs
i.nnd .snb NIsirr."

''o"u sob sister"
of rTn%ki% Mn, n, who plays the part
fli"riin. which is a. tho Lyric, is
one OF the first actresses VINO has
Teen able to play :: newspaper re-
r"rtrr accurately and without "xas
S"iatloh. Throughout IN" play sh.
acts the part OF Al woman r,uori.r-
known in the vernacUlar as "a sob
SISTER to perfection. ana also gives
remarkable characterization OF n
tru" blue. Miss Mann has played he
fore the camera in Youth" RAY
cngar." The Sex Lure The Isle of
Jcweis' and other successes.
Feature at Bijou.
The Girl with the Jazz Hear, "
originally story by Robert shannon.
and picturizcd by Goldwyn, with
rather, role. for with the aid OF
double exposure. the winsome favo-
rite plays two parts at the Bjou
Theater, again today and tomorrow.
"Thc Kid Picascs.
The Kid" Associated First Ma
tionars six reels OF JOY. is The at
traction at the Isis Theatcr. all the
than has ever been put into one pic
turc before: for, in addition to being
six full reels in length. the story was
written By the comedian himself. He
t.irectcd II hlmScif ana plays the
leading role
Jackie CooGan. one of the greatest
finds ever made I'm the search for
boys with real acting ability. plays
the title role.
.'PolIy With Past"
In Claire repeated on tho screen of
the Odcon Thcater last evening the
success she made In the David Bel
assoc stage production of Polly With
a Past" by Gorge Middleton and Guy
Bolton.
From Tho title announcing the name
nf the production until the final iris
the audience felt and enjoyed thor
"ughly the spell Of Miss Clairc's in
dividual and piuuant personality: and
lived with the hcwiiching heroine Of
the play her highly delightful advcn-
lures.
Thriller nj Victor.
Law and order versus anarchy form
the subject OF the new republic pic
ture. The Great Shadow" starring
Tyrone Power. which open today at
the Victor Theater.
4 general strike, violnce. incen-
diarism. and the inal prevailing OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

y orth Cnroiiuu -
tnudS Tuesday. with
T'in or Snow la north
rnst pnrt ion: Wr.Inr.-
diA unsettled and some
rIiln.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

Quoting headline which tells OF . 600 men
hEh'ihE TOT LOCO jobs. the bedford Demo
crai remarks: This Is 'taCx To normalcy. win
vengeance. and the ratio shows that I,rya,
was Il mere piker with his lG to / theory +"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-12-24
PICKING UP A PROFIT

No, it isn't hard to make money
not as hard as it is to save it. The
government tried to make everybody
money when it sold Liberty Bonds.
and many people who have held on to
theirs have made something. Those
who have sold have lost. Liberty
Bonds fell off to about SIS a year
ago. That means the first purchaser
lost SIS on ms investment. It also
means that the investor who bought
them at that time has made about SIP
for they are about s97 today and still
Phe person who bought at
the low mark has made this SI2 pro-
Mt exclusive Of interest, and he has
also exchanged his dollar, which was
worth about fifty cents at that time.
Tor value which rapidly is nearing
lo0 cents. His cheap dollars have
been made to work against the time !
hey would become dear. The things
or which others exchanged the cheap
iollar have deprecated in value, but
ne bonds the cheap dollar are becom-
ng more valuable every day. No, it
snt hard to make money. But it is
ifficult to save it-and therein lies
he profit.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-12-24

education, and the reading of weekly
and semi-weekly and daily news
papers brightens any man or woman
TO the point where their advice or
their suggestions are worth having.
The man or woman who reads profits
by the experience of others, and they
always seem to get along better than
those who depend upon snatches of
conversation picked up here and
there for their information of world
Ifairs and business conditions. You
can always tell the man who reads,
because he answers quickly questions
put TO him about subjects that are of
vital interest to humanity. He rea-
hZes that the earth doesn't come to an
end just out at the edge of town, but
that events which may mean woe or
happiness to the entire human race
are Transporting somewhere else, and
will be felt here later on. In fact. |
ne is usually the one in the COM
nunity best prepared for whatever
,ome, be it sunshine or cloud.
Next to being a good man. reli-
'iously, nothing is of more value to
to those about you-than
o be well-read.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-12-24
AS TO CITIZENSHIP

At the funeral of Col. Fred Gal
braith, head Of the American Legion.
sometime ago the minister who de-
ilvered the funeral Grafton said among
other things: mo man has a right to
live in any community unless he
renders to the community an ade-
quate service for the privilege of liv-
ing in it." And that minister summed
up in about twenty-five words the full
meaning OF good citizenship. For you
VIII value your citizenship all the
more if you think Of it as less a right
than a privilege for which you must
pay with service. You will be worth
more to yourself the moment YOU
become worth more to the town in
which you live. Attending strictly
TO your own business without turning
a helping hand when questions of
interest to your neighbors are upper.
most isn't paying the debt you owe
the community, nor is it earning for
you the privilege Of living in a COM
nunity where the benafits are MANY
suppose you stop now, at the thresh-
I'D OF new year and ask yourself
his question: "Have. / earned the
'rivilege Of living here.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-12-24
A LITTLE BIT OF PEP

Here's little sermon from an ex
change that is as full of truth as 3
watermelon is full Of meat-read !,
twice to be sure you don't miss any
Of it:
Tell me not in mournful numbers
advertising is dream, for the bust
ness man who slumbers has no chance
70 skim the cream. Life is real! Life
is earnest! Competitions something
fierse, If for dividends thou yearnest
learn the parry thrust and pierce. In
the buesiness field of battle. molly.
coddles have no place; be not like
dumb, driven cattle, be a live one in
the race. Lives of great men all re-
mind US we must bring the bacon
nome, and departing leave behind us
footprints on another's dome. Let
Is then be up and doing. otherwise
We may be done; still achieving. stin
pursuing - advertise and pet the
don."
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-12-24

BY virtue of a writ of f;er; f,.;.
to me directed from the Hoporab,.
seventh Judicial District Court for tn,
rarish OF Richland, in the above en-.
.i',ea cause, will proceed to sell. a,
PUBIC auction. at the principal front
door OF the Court House in the town
OF Tailulah, in Madison Parish. Ion
isiana, on the third
Saturday. the 2Ist Day of J.nn.
a. ~, 1872, between the hours pre.
se.'oed by law, all the right, title and
interest OF Douglas Holloway in and
to-wit: Pe''y'
=, LOT OF partition of the Dix;e
fiantation situated in section .,
township Is north, range 9 east con
aiming 4s lilo acres, all as shown bv
ne Records in Notarial Record boot |
- page 622 of Madison parish. Sit
'a'ed in Madison parish, Louisian.
eized in the above suit. .
Terms of Sale: Cash with benefit
I appraisement.
A. J. SEWER,
Sheriff Madison Parish
nerlff's Office, Tallulah, La,
december Is, 1921.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-12-24

BY virtue of writ of seizure and
saie' to me directed from the Honor.
abe Ninth Judicial District Cou-,
ior the Parish of Madison aforesaid
IN the above entitled cause, will pro.
coed to sell at public auction. at the
principal front door of the Coyrt
House in the town of Talluiah in
Madison parish, Louisiana, on the 9Th
Saturday, the 3lst Day of Deeemh.r
"A. d., 1921, between the hours pre'
scrioed by law, all the right. title and
interest of Dale Ellis in and 81 tho
i0iiowlng described property, to-wit:
mules
Holt Caterpillar Tractor.
1 International Tractor.
1 Gaar-Scott Tractor.
international Truck.
z Pumping Engines.
l5-Inch Centrifugal PUMPS
1 Minge Pump.
a Wagons.
8 Mccormick Binders.
2-Gang Flows.
1 Rice Separator.
lot OF gear and riding implements
All situated on the willow Bayou"
property in this Madison parish, seiz.
d in the above suit.
Terms of Sale: Cash with the hon.
it of appraisement.
A. j. SEWER.
Sheriff, Madison parish
nerlns Office, Tallulah, La, Z
december 18th, 1921.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-12-24
A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU,

Again the world--our world-yie.d
to the gay, glad, caressive spell Of
Christmas. The sweet emotions it in.
spires are sympathesic-and they are
universal.
Other legends may Gin and fade.
but the traditions that cluster arcunc
the white, bright brow of Santa Claus
VII thrill the heart of humanity as
long as little children live to love and
be loved.
The festival spirit reigns supreme.
Grand-mothers aroused by the babb,e
OF memory will glow again as they
watch the raptures of the little ones.
and feel once more the tingling de-
lights that fifty years ago stirred their
souls. Happiness, like history, repeats
'tself-and we have come again to the
season Of light hearts and happiness.
IL is no time to look back upon the !
worid-for that which has gone holds ,
nothing like the interest to be found
IN wondering about and preparing for
the morrow. This season, the sweet
est Of all the year, is the one which
softens our hearts toward all man.
kind, and puts in our breast a new de. !,
sire to be Of even greater service to
those about us. 1t is this rebirth of
good and kindly hope toward our ,
brothers that makes for US of maturer 1
years the same measures Of happiness {
that the toy and the trinket makes I
Tor these of tender age. i
10 you and yours, to all citizens of
Iaiiulah and to those afar whose q
homes are open weekly to the well I
come visits of this paper-we wish
the merriest Christmas that you have
ever known. Into each and every life
may Happiness come, and find per-
maaent abiding place. We wish YOU b
health as you celebrate the birth of s.
one who taught you the right path to Ii
everlasting Happiness. We wish YOU o
tne JOY Of reunion with those who are Ii
near and dear to you. We wish YOU n
The fullest measure Of sunny smiles q
and childish laughter. We wish Won in
III that will Esnten your heart, con- vi
'rioute to your happiness and increase m
Tour prosperity. W
we wish you not only for this m
week but for all the weeks that shall tn
'e allotted to you the power to Love pa
'our fellowman-the same kind of m
'oye that keeps the world worth liv- be
ng N. In the spirit Of old Rip Van wi
snkie OF the story-book fame: to
Here's to your health, and to your a
amily's good health-may YOU live in,
'ng and prosper" m,
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-12-24
CLOUDS ARE LIFTING

How fortunate We are to have mar
OF clear vision. men possessing spiri,
OF hope and eheerfulness. Such men
assist in carrying us over rough place,
and through periods of depression
and point out to us our duty.
In the report of Mr.. T. C. Atkeson
representative of the National Grange
at washington, made to the members
In their annual meeting we find
several paragraphs which seems IN On
straight to the heart of our agricul-
turai conditions as well as to that of
the nation. We present his state
ments to our readers, feeling sure
they viii serve to bring about better
understanding Of our duty, and a
better understanding of condition..
He says:
In spite of the gloomy outlook at
the beginning Of the year, and des.
perate as the situation has been for
many people on the farms and else.
wnere, there is, ] believe, a lifting Of
the economic clouds that have de.
pressed US. The reimbursement which
III thoughtful people knew muzt
come, has found many thoughtles,
people poorly prepared to meet its
distressing consequences. The higher !
= AZ in years Of prosperity. the
'arier we fall in years of adversely.
nd there Is no divine statute or
onom'c law to protect people Z.
eainst their own follies or mistakes. !.
9F'coifure has seen hard times be-
- and came up smiling, Just as it
1oing to do this time. With our :,
asniheisnt country. our splendid !,
'zennahip md the best government y,
- devlsed, however disfieured we =
y p, ~ must continue to lead the
~ = eeziculture. in industry. com. -,
- - statemanship. :.
H. voest reuedy--the only
4 1er much Of the present-day
= ~ dlseonten: would be . M
1p -, old-fazhioned hard no
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-12-24

the purpose OF electing j board o.
directors and the transaction of sucl
other business as may properly com,
before the meeting.
Written notice of annual stock
holders meetings shall be delivered in
person or by depositing it in the pos,
office, addressed to the stockholder
at his last known post office address
q at least Fifteen G5) days before
: such meeting.
Other stockholders meetings may
be held as provided by the laws of
= Louisiana.
At all stockholders meetings each
, share Of stock shall be entitled to one
vote to be voted in accordance with
the laws of Louisiana.
This charter may be altered or
amended or the corporation dissolved
upon complying with the laws of
louisiana in force at such time.
The capital stock of this corpora
ton may also be increased or de-
creased in compliance with said laws
of Louisiana.
No stockholder shall be liable for
the contracts or faults of the corpo-
ration to a greater sum than the un-
paid balance upon the stock for which |
he has subscribed, and no mere in
formality in the organization of this
corporation shall render this charter
null or expose a stakeholder to anv
liability except the unpaid balance
due on his subscription to stock.
Article vi.
The following named persons have
subscribed for stock in this corpora
ton lin the number of shares and
amounts as follows, to-wit:
P. M. Atkins, whose post office
addres is Monroe, La, 1 share
amountlh ---s1oO. 90
Jeff B.]Snyder, whose post office
address is Tallulah, La, 49 shares.
amount 5000. 90
Mrs. Ednah Maxwell Yerger. whose
post office address is Mound, La. 40
mares, amount 5000
George S. Yerger, whose post Of
ice address is Mound, La. / share
100000
W. II. Ward, whose post office ad-
ress is Tallalah, La, 100 shares.
iHouht -----------$10.000.0 90
W. J. Ward, whose post office ad-
ress is Tallulah, La, so shares.
mount ---------------s5, 100000
D. which number of shares. the
mounts thereof, the signers of this
It Of incorporation declared is their
inscription to the capital stock of
is corporation.
In testimony whereof, the said
irties have subscribed their Names
'reto. together with me, Notary. and
e undersigned attesting witnesses. =
the date first above written. ~
P. NJ. ATKINS, n
BY Jeff B. Snyder, Share.
JEFF B. SNYDER, 40 Shares
EDNAH MAXWELL YERGER
40 Shares.
GEO. S. YERGER, / Sha-. e
W. H. WARD, 100 Shares. 3
W. J. WARD, SO Shares.
illnesses:
Q. W. CAMPBELL. d
s. B. BELTS.
JOHN E. YERGER.
FIX CT the Ninth District Court for
Madison Parish, Louisiana, and E.
0fficio Notary Public.
tie of Louisiana, q ;
'ish of Madison.
|, John E. Yerger, Clerk of the
tn District Court and Ex-Officio 2
,order, in and for Madison par :
louisiana, do hereby certify tina, .
within and foregoing is a true and -
rect copy Of the original act of In. -
'oration of the Tallu,ah Trading
nfany, which is on file and Of rec
IN my office and is duly recorded Stat,
ct OF Incorporation. Book "a" on
es % ct seq, on date Of December
!, 1921.
JOHN E. YERGER. I'll
OF NINTH District Court and Ex- Ltd.
fflcio Recorder
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-12-24
TREsPAss NOTICE

ruolic notice is hereby given that
.tlespassing in any manner on Que
49,, ~; Ioen and Hester Plantations liz
Madison Parish is prohibited and an1
0ne Iouad so doing will be vieorou,Iy
prosecuted. This applies especially to
hunters and trappers. -
s. 5. BLANCHE. & SONS
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-12-24

occasionally we run across a mer-
cnant who doesn't seem to under.
s .'sna that the main thing about
!. oun .a, . business is treating people
. 'ney'i come back and buy the
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-12-24

lou can't always tell. Lots of
men VINO abuse their wives at home
call them pet names in public
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-12-24

The report that Ex-Kaiser Biu IL
gong to marry again shows that he
isn't broke.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-12-24

There S only one thing as funny
as lat woman who is trying to get
tnin' and tina is thin woman who
Is trying to get fat.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-12-24

IL mas also been our observation
mat it usually takes a doctor longer
10 cure rich man than it does a
poor man.