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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-09-03

entirely vegetable and pleasant q
take and is a perfect substitute FOL
calomel. 1t is guaranteed to start you
liver without stirring you up inside
and can not salivate.
Don't take calomeli 1t can not be
trusted any more than a leopard o.
a wild cat. Take DOdson's Liver Tone
which straightens you right up ant
makes you feel fine. Give it to tho
children because it Is perfectly harm
less and doesn't grippe. Advertisement
loVe-Sighing, Crying, Dying, Lying.
Love is the torch we carry into the
Mammoth Cave of Life" according tc
the "Maxims of a Modern Maid" Anc
it takes the modern couple about 1:
minutes to reach the Star Chamber
where torches are extinguished.-
Nashville Tcnnessean.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1921-09-03

The cellar excavator always gets
In his work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
MUSIC TEACHERS ORGANIZE
AND ELECT. FIRST OFFICERS
Mrs. Charming Ward Heads New Body With Mrs g.
Watson James as Vice President and Howard
Bryant as Secretary and Treasurer

D,.IuTlIlInu - ~ r--Tr,-,,,., ~,
$50 r.
Association. =" "t com r.
posed 90 teachers OF an musical in
striimvutS. as well .S vocal n,rSt...
,,. .,,,,l..,
80 = ny 'N"s '"S'
'Aann!uG Ward MAS chosen pres dent
Of the r,,,. Decentralization Me-. -. w..
-, ,,,.
'"i",N WIS ,>rl'''@n vice pr"Si-
49,. ~" Ms H""'i" i'ttaht See
49, - ne
~ as -, OF .ht meeting OF INC stat"
i"III -NSS',.fStnh u" -"
,.'' "'I''>"h h"i". -NprI .
"'" 49, as. usS'h AZ me meet,
~ n"hu 'htSi tn"t
-" Mn n' ''""yi'b IN" teach
,"' l"'l,E ~. au" Us
'" ~ ~ ''"St one "tl"l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
DAVIS TOURING.

~ 10 1 Y Y III " u
Newly painted and over
hauled; a real car, CONT
mental motor, Delco start
er; a real family car; $500
cash and the balance in
monthly payments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

at her residence 400
y Ns1rh layne h,, ,,i;;,,
!vcy Coleman. wife g! Archer Wat
i.ius Coleman. IN. seventy u'h
year OF hcr age she is survived by
her husband and i've ch!ldr.u--MrS
AlDcr; g Digs an! Mrs FRANK {;
simmons. q: Richmond. Mrs Guy II.
Brown IT Amherst. Va. Mss Leone
Ivcy Coleman. Of i.ync hburs. Va. and
Mr. Howard y Coleman, OF Nashville.
Tenn. also one h-othc. Nj Oc,aviue
IvcyI OF Petersburg. Va Funeral from
Tia. residence. THURSDAY. March !. =;
$40 L. VI.
i.ynchhGrg tvaD pap"rs please COPY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS M,nk..>.


NEw NoKk Mur,h cotton goods
mtskct Weakened h n's Hands tpdlN.
!"!c".uG da"thU. nlrth "a cotton. i'rul
cloths dropped go e, for ,'is.lurh IiNurS
and - roy. Is>'--. ;h- loves, levels la
several years Warns. hui.ap a.i hosiery
markets. Wcr" Very quiet.
Iha American Wooden CoInu.,uy OPENED
..n"s ~ U"a~ wear Suii.r" at pr!,rS :,
90 - 1.r cent !VN.I ;h.,u ,nusa ai q YEAR
ago. uut ln ~O;g" instances auu.r special
sH..s igi,ts ~ .a~i lilUuf-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING


linden ED FOR QUICK REFERENCE
CLASSIFIED advertisements ,rI.r.a 10.
INA. KlCH.iONJ IIAirs- D.Sl'AICH dali
.I::i.SIs O, %II, - .nv y, ~. =,
sHl ,vGuiuS .,rvite II. al ins,.nc.s o' M !;
IN. eHSrgtIc;. a; ,if, Si'EiISS ii NnI.sS liz
lis ~, vs,tn - ~ t-'
S,hrdtIr OF Wunt ld i;,Irs
GIG 4 ,Grd dalig. iniaiuaim Jgc. b., solid
- wGid Suniay. Ii:.i.ssun Soc, sst $50 80
- word sand'y. .mtn.numi zoe. agate
insertions. ~
.nscr;ieus ga
L. Point Type
Ad pages - l. yJ.ni. ana he sm,Iiyst
syac, j. winch :, = .o.nS 90 al may to
i!2s IS % cti.;: a w'-I ANY ana n' . ,Sts
wort s.n4ay. "a. s..ls SCALE oi re
sss "'' ''t" - .o' regular "ia'
These ;Ates apJ., outy - advertisement.
S s.:5: r5 s. soa5. ana a., isOp. 49,,
srr 30 - seats =" "s..!s Nne: su"
Sa.. +, 'y SRs ac, .sa mus! 'sS s,asn
.-n. m o.,.yr il, -. .0sl.ncsa
i'' rem ISL -s o.. i.;.as s5'''eS' "d'e'-
N n .a4 '.'G @.el: as as az ~
a.4S..6 a !" rex. I..llioS.,
"A>. Al.
y Hu...-s.l.EF' E.tt
SgtI NrsL at. street
It4..,. -Ja.JG .,!O.E
.-vU Ntsi LA:s Street
-Itl!.E - - lsnAES.ACi
80 &o.-" say.pLTI street
bI.A.,n = .sJl-E-N .,4.D ItlAI.alACI
ssvu N,s. Ii.J.I sIive.
- al b.iDp Sto.i.:.
IJtI-sOa .Ad Floyd
THE B..A$DIs rhA!tAACY
~. !aEH. Avcnue.
u -. KERN.
.2-y HaTU.vg Avenue.
GROVE ~ ~ a. PHARMACY.
-G-i Grove Avenue.
d. l.. BOOMER.
!2l, West Max. street.
HERR LApa- DitLi COMPANY,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hrs,-class. Ref
cIcnccs required. Good wages Apply
Sos West Franklin Street.
FIRST. CLASS stenographer; small amount
OF hling and general office work. Ad-
dress + 22h caro- Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
I'RONISIO\ N\i;kI.I~
H,gf So

FsE NEW YORK. March -Il. IKE, far
sconee futures vas very .u4.r. r.g... ....,
JaffeT opening 20 ua.u'. a. -..tyr,
very change. The Hpur.u .sf.nr 81 E!o
texchHugc rat"H ugl ad.ar,. Boa. -..rf..
sfutuTcs, rcIott"d hs n. tal.. ..H...
sfarobi bly, accounted TO- -af.y l..t..- n
,cSuyiIg. hut there vas 70 S.t .ra .t.
MO market and sentiment va, r...t .-
LEES unsettled by uncertainty -.-,..lI. b..
'fffie huicou" Of ;hg war .,pHr.t..-s ...E
S1erenc". May contract IN. fHHt,U ..t es.--
SG37 md ci2 closing ut til .wlt f..
.tpf52 20 y points. March 80. Nlr ,.ft.
SsS1uly. G'.; September. III October ~
81 Spo, coffee dun; riolts sac. santa.
sxs. ga ltl9 Cost aud 2 ghi m ~ wrrs
E4rregular Including santos 4 - 's-rl. H.
eand Rio -. G.Zv. American o-rI..- III.
goffIcial cables reported d.,lIr. o' n
s7reis in the dollar DOyIu. Tef. WITH t-
Hsdyance o; I'd In i:iD exc hargo ~. London
Sand OF - 20 2.a :eis IN the santos nart"'
4 port receipts, 600. JIHi.lHy recent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
Funeral Directors

NOUENlNG ORDERS completed In 20
hours We are equipped 10 dye gar.
nen;s black In twenty four hours. This
~ special branch OF our business ami
II always given Uromnt attention. Mol
2"il-'s 3oI Enrth Seventh Street.
EiAUf-Eiwin Ihaua fuh.:al director
and ciIha!Iner. 50a East Main Street.
Madison l7' Randolph 5c"3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
CHICAGO .KAIS MARKET

CHICAGO March Fr.,n uuturus In
3 the prize %! wheat tool. place today ow.
I ing chiefly 90 European ua.tlcI strain.
y The ia7ciss' closed uug.,:l.G 10 !,
y ne; higher. with March ..5a. 10 i.c. ,,n!
May i.ls'. 10 l5s's Corn finished - To-
&c NJ AID oats at an advance OF i.a,i. 20
"sH'.. In provisions the outcome was
UNCHANGED To Ice .owcr
81 genera! rush - tho huylns sd.
!Ebroucht about snarr advance ln tn.
ssNhea' market during III. .a.iy t-.d.nr.
S'ut m""S= holders ,"a.ized on the bulr.
Snor H. ,J 49, - nod fn-ln.r
OF rura or"riug, BasI,la. i, s,.s.''
tended ina: Eu-oue.n y,ull .bus woui .
iorcc higher u-!r.- uf Whether or fut
\ State. Dr.cEa. famine ru.u-t. ,r.,i IL.
GA ituh't some" h"' go ,n4l has lr ihlS
aSNlew On ih' other hand ...c. OF whoa,
80 con" r" 'nEtaEu ttu1u ksu.t, ,-tty
*he!p"d 20 "as, The market ats.a. INST
-. Corn sFU oars rt.-.f .. ....t ,s5 80, ,
nnd NF.r' .gst3"j, q, r',n hso' nn;
! BON i"' amt r..... :.
sa6eesSn' 'r hs"" on"'aroU. o. rfan ana
! fpMsHEfE Ar o,sn ueb ,,, r
g; MarCA l,H $50 ff- ~.
sc6SRsN :" i'' 'a", i5,'.
aao 3aq4lSS ~
s$ } HEss b 81 y ~
.4IaRFD- $40
n 5 H, Il. Il &. e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
Bound over 10 Grand Jury.

Wlllie ZONES was mound Over % the
Hastings CuUr; grand jury Yesterday
from polio" Court when arrajSncG on
"a Charr" OF the theft OF goods valued
~ $l02'fro!n the kichmond Dry Goods
Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. March Rough
re" ~ Sa!rS REGENTS 81 sacks mticrs
r"C'ipt~. Sain". Cream rice. steady Sl..,S
Blnr Hos. $50 pockets iHJ'=. bran and
ID..sh. AMN!AnEul. rNL..ilts. IN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

Nnn""nrr> inrrrn>r In Public Debt
w NSt!l\t;rtN. March 2-An in
excuse uf $5S.i"r Nii.3G IL: the puulit.
debt during February was announced
today hN tn" Treasury. tn" gross
.ut9! February - being $2i.GjlGSl.-
'2N.-S compared with s23."a32:;i
>S2.H2 january u Treasury otlicia =
explained that in months when in
come tJN INSTRUMENTS are not du".
th, public debt always increases "v-
ing o. thu issues OF Treasury ccrtiii-
Gates, but tn debit decreases witl,
tho .u,l 90 each uuIri-r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

Nind a! tOuacyo so,l very l"w and
h"lH The price lNeraE" down
Good to fin" Suu-Curcd that carries
~ uHma@" Is holding jts own well.
lh" buyers are anxious for such stock
'hu -" 'rii NJ when they reach piles
mat meet that description
IN" W1r"hpuSrm.n look FOR small
deliveries tho balance of the wccil.
A"d are not "Nn"ctin% a big sale even
uI Friday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
In NIcIiiOri:,In

memory "f our mother.
MIS- George l.. MrbpuoTgh. WHO drpatt-
81 ih.- ne on" year asu today March
g. l""r. Her children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
Try CLARENDON Hotel

Atlantic Ciy Virginia Ave-. near iS.u .h
~ T,Jms w.ih $50; and cold runniu.
water. private baths Always open. Wrl:,
!or Rates MONROE EtTcHINS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Ia,k'- g Bgrch 4 Company.
-e!s Eas; Nsia street;
Rlelrnoaa =. MACH /.

Rlelrnoat ~. March .:a
..ciTY AND STATE sE-URITisS =
Va. -. ola =. ana r inc. =
Va. Gems ana !. es,. s5..
Ma ny. and Pow Co -e 's-i "a
,tSrREET RAILWAY STOCKS.
"a SS' n! =, ana an IoI l.'5 5a S Ss,- h u
>, RIA lLHrAJ STN,h~
'iNsuRiNGE STOCKS
Va. flfe ana MAJ iu- DO =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
RICHMOND KLINE CO..
INC,
31S w. BROAD ST.

NI.S,I"S OFFERINGS
or USED CLOSED CAR BARGAINS.
Oakland s-ia, late model. completely
"qp'rrei D,Hs ana runs Ike nos.
poGg. sedan. .uuipu,d with wire wheel.
AMI ENlff 'r' A.! mechanically Priced
'tpdetage d,n.. passenger: thorough
y "v-thhn..H = bargain
Chalmers Sedan. I.tc model. practically
"a ne" car ~ Dix reduction.
Many exceptional value. IN used toui!ny4
and a.'s."l models. IhcEr cars. thor
"uEh.s uF"rhh.!vd aud rrpaiutci. repre-
sent n" r.s' u-el car values ia Eich
InuUl.
hLSOP MDTOu corr.
III West Broad Street.
Rarsutuh y.-y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
RICE
NEW onl.r,xsHlHk u.,.,,

psime crude. So. sales: whine su.nmsi
yellow spot. bsn 80. May. 5.ij: July. 80:
Scpt"mbcr. y. an bids
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
SUGAR

SfNEw YORK. March Thee W.,
4 little more activity in the faw sugar rls -
5$ket TO-DAY, but prices were unclaimed .,
s42c .or fubas. cast and freight. r4G4I ?.
Iii for. cen,rifuEa. The cgmmitte. N.
Y nounccd that ~ had sold the remainder
4 of the 10000 tons offered during tho pas
week and that IT had NOR. INQUIRIES ~
z fhe. same level. There were also sale.
Of 400 bags Of San Domingo - a .oca
ref}ner at 4i2c c !. Z.
There were no change. Ia 'ehr"d pric"s
sx.fffefl are listed at go Tor IN" grauu-
Z iafed. although sovera! az ;hc -eNaer+ are
i 81 Hi = viii hdrawn. The demand continues
sfc6Srfa.r proportions. hut r".ner4 ruf"
y y sSSsats not acccptinp mncn freah busiuess
80 they ALREADY have considerable O:d-r-
slonart,e fufures ma rlSc; was weak and prices
yss.iosed at decIin.p OF - to is points I'M
sNsrf sSattered iiau!dai ion D. trade and
I; : eSsewnriaaion houses. finai bids. March
"a VA! 5faJs--,ist: Ig'*, -. ~!.t Ss:fel
Ss lSss,ss3t('OTTONsEED OIL.
~ fsESyS YORK. March liquidation bN
~ = Srhtkht longs On the weaknes. IN cot
~ AZ nused a moderate decline IN cotton
wed lesi To Che saGe OF higher crude. Trad
A{rr4rgSa Sight and ioral In character salcl
sf fos siss day bei9g 80, barrels A i
Z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
.I.NNDi;1EEiiE.FYS
Special Notices


I" guests t'"Natestynl nervous and
-v>;-CuI" cases. inTIiii- ami ..l-.!t
gs"p.s Tho" d"sirinG u speak to .M,s,
pleas" Cai boulevard $50. ~ the mum
her TN rae telephone directory J. 1t
error
Personals o
uUl. chm. sJock or cors,.. r,Iue,U. 81
MI az you tnu> ASSURING uvih c"t.fu..
.ud sgyi" 'rh- Corset shop. fl3 %ortu
Eiith Str"ct Hrs. VIC. v'"pris'nr
Lost ami Found 10
HHIpCll List sarunf'e rv.'l aroncit ~
N.n.. f'mpi' ~ l."n.uNtdy S's,"ts. ."uth
b.,y.an Vine NH and ni!mn i;.wNla #
G.t.rn,d - -" T.uuir street
GOLD 1tFE i;IrrcN .w.tu Diamond. Re.
ward 10 returned :" -2oN Gr2y" Avrnu"
uLNMoNp !.,s.,Ilrr .nsl Monday Afternoon
h'tw""n and . =. NJ. Reward. Return
GO ". =. Thomas 'mc,a 50.
POTATOES -ipat h.g .rish ,ohhjnr seed
p"t''""s pttw""f tiiEAilui r.rN S,h"ri
ard ,h..hIh"miny hewar1- NpttS
NutioN liuti'r. Atli.suEt. i1lT y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
AuvoMonll.E rNnuAlNs

AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS.
uiIsmchi,r. 1921, S-cyiindrr. passenger.
t.is'A"bi's. t-CHilricr S-.1s.s anyvr
SHNu" g. a-pISsyu.cg.
I.lE- d rOIister
rKMNTisS MOTOR COMPANY.
EILtuipn 100. so ~, Ir,ui =,
Columbia Storage ituttcEi.s
Rentals and Repairing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES for Sal,


NJ TEN ilpN-rW. have ilrs. SUNNY az
ring years and drive piuiun. fnr hI, -:
cars. Va. Ahto dear AMI Parts Cd. al
". Htn&d 81. Madison s!if
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
PERSONALS
lost and I.nIl,,,l
Au!I,iI5.Tiiir

& SD S't aaIa &o.a @.T 1I5 No'@
.aI,l1,lI1.7,Ii-
Automobiles for sale II
All nAuoN!Ns
."..To% iiGn}.l %;i,<ois.i.:..b
i sEEiAi;Es 4 r5rI.i<a.
F." =, z, W I!zs N GG@inG 81.
All pApcA1Nc
All cars listed below are
priced at from $4,000 20
$4,000 under their real
value.
KIM, p0ADc,rpp
NJ; III 49,
gain, newly painted, wire
wheels, looks and runs like
new; $40 cash and balance
in monthly payments.
PAIGE HIGHT SIy
T0ITPINc
IN host cond;tion r,ns
like now and newlv nainr,
ed. This is yours for $3.50
down and 500 per month
for ten months.
BOl( Il 81 \ lOi KING
~
SNi! VI, oNct-
laUlpQ practice V new
tiroc. - ,.nol Larr,in. c9nO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

GOOD OPPORTUNITY for bank In
prosperous town. /: you have $4,000
or 10000. wT!l: me. ]. IA. care Times
b.gpatch.
ESTABLISHED COSCEHS. earning dIvi-
drnds. needs $500 FOR expansion. Can
also uac good executive with sales
ability. stand rigid investigation. j. 237.
car" Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

/" A::FED, i.Iy ur ruuuorisp ;p soIici.
orders on! ,siaDls-"t company GOOD
pay. wcctly. For parnyu.hts aiIr,-n
william F" Wrish; DAttlct Manager.
MaTd'lt Spr!ngs sid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

WE have several second hand passenger
carr ana trucks Ia the best Of c1ndi ion
mechanically night. Price TeaAonab BILE
IL VIII pay yop 10 look these over he
fore buying elsewhere. a. Meyers Sons
90, > !. south Eixhh street. Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03
Statesmen nnd Agents 50
situations wantcd-Fcmalc 30
Situations Wnntcd-AIalc ~

CoLoHED CIiAUFfEuis-P!ac. In private
family ~ tguC.. yer! best city rcr-r-
ouc"-. Address Chauffeur. 1909 JUc-
,,uei," asrgct.
fki: IEH--Al l-rGuHd man wants Job Nd
G-rs, tnt Mar-ht!! Avenue. Sorfolk. Na
F.it-CuituTcd woman ~! cSperl"ncv
desires position. public OF private school.
bDN =. Victoria, Va.
WASTED, position a. porter or chauffeur.
hdhicas = sa=. car. Tun"a. Dispatch.
WASTED--Incoiur taNcs 10 maze out.
either personal or corporations, Al
drcss = "a. care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-03

In best condition, runs
like new and newly paint
ed. This is yours for $3.50
down and $50 per month
for ten months.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-01-12

vote. The very day II was returned by
Mr.. Wilson, and almost before the
clerk of the Senate had finished read
Ing his message, the Senate voted
again and passed it over Mr.. Wilson's
head by vote OF SO to 5. The next
day the house voted on 1t again and
they passed II over Mr.. Wilson's veto
by vote of $50 to 66. Work has al
ready started on reviving the corpora
ton and with a little more than {
month they will begin making loans
There is already balance to the
credit of the CORPORATION in the Z. s
Treasury of $375,OO0,OOO but this will
probably not be used as 1t would mean
lot Of what Is known rs red tape.
The corporation will probably make
1t sloans BY ain issue Of bonds instead
Through this body the farmers may
be able to sell their surplus products
to European countries and keep the
products moving, Really. what the
War Finance Corporation does is tc
aid the farmer who wants to send his
products to Eurone, to be paid for as
soon as Europe can get money!
81 don't understand that, Uncle
Ted" sope up Jack.
" Well, Jack, III give you an eX-
ample of what | mean. The banks in
the little country of -Slovakis
and the industries there making
clothes wanted to buy from us about
100000 bales of cotton. That little
country is strong from business
standpoint and is leader in Europe
when it comes to the reconstruction
necessary since the war. She saw a
chance to sell cotton goods made in
her factories, if she could get the cot
ton. She could pay for part of it in
cash and of course she wanted credit
on the rest until she could make the
goods and sell them. This was case
where the War Finance Corporation
could prabably do something just as
Congress intended it should be done
1t was a chance for the United States
to help Czecho- Slovakia, with out a
cent from your father, Johnny's father
or myself or any otm the other mil
lions of citizens, in the form of char
ity, and at the same time help the
United states"
"What happeden?" was Ruth's ques-
ton.
when the terms of the agreement
were about agreed upon, and right in
the heart of the deal, Secretary of the
Treasury Houston, ordered the War
Finance Corporation to stop work.
And he is the same man who advised
President Wilson to turn down the
resolution to start this body working
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-01-12

ito nof whisky but to prevent wood al
cohol fatalities among those who Just
will do 1t, even yet.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-01-12
THE PROPER COURSE
Information Of Priceless Value to Ev.
cry Maysville Citizen.

How to act in an emergency is
knowledge Of inestimable worth. and
this Ia particularly true Of the diseases
and Ills of, the human body. II you
suffer with kidney backache. urinary
disorders, or any form Of kidney trou-
BILE, the advice contained In the fol-
lowing statement should add a valu-
able asset to your store Of knowledge.
.What could be more convincing proof
Of the efficiency Of Doan's Kidney Pills
than the statement of q Maysville citi-
zen who used them and who publicly
tells Of the benefit derived9
Ben P. Fleming, constable Of Ma
son Co.. 217 q. Lee st., Maysville,
says: Il have used Doan's Kidney
Pills of and on for several years, get
ting them at Wood g Sons Drug Store,
and they have been of great benefit. At
times my kidneys have been out of
order and I have suffered from q dull,
constant ache through the small Of my
back; The kidney seoretions have
besn irregular In passage, toe A box
or 20 Of Doan's Kidney Pills has never
failed to relieve me Of the complaint
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again."
But it didn't do him any good, did
it," was Jacks comment
mo it didn't Jack. Immediately
after the Presidents message on the
resolution was read in the Senate
Democrat, Senator Underwood, gut up
and said: During the war the War
Finance Corporation functioned prop
erly and successfully in aid of the
business Of the country as well as of
the Government itself and there is no
reason, nowfi, that | can see, why it
should not be able to render as good
service to our people in peace as it
did in war. If the measuse is properly
and carefully carried out can see no
danger to the country or to the treas
ury.'
"Of course, children, it may be too
late for the War Finance Corporation
or anybody else to help the farmers
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UNCLE TED'S BEDTIME
STORIES.
. G G COCO G g G G g G c
Republican Vote To Help the Farmer.

Republican Vote To Help the Farmer.
81 wonder when you put on your
clothes eat wheat bread, brown bread,
rye bread and the hundred and one
products from the farms If you realize
what conditions the farmers have been
and are working under today?" said
Uncle Ted while Jack and Ruth were
walking with him around their grand
fathers farm.
"I don't think about 1t a all" spoke
up Jack.
That's just it, Jack" replied his
Uncle. "The people living in the cities
little realize Just how they are able to
eat each day and what 1t means to get
the products of the farm to them. The
farmer is up against a serious matter
but thanks to Republican Congress
they may now be able to pull through
their troubles. The price the farmer
has been getting for mthe years pro-
ducts has fallen to the bottom while
the cost to him of materials and equip
ment he has to buy has gone down but
very little. This condition reached the
point where the farmers found they
had to get help or face financial ruin,
which would mean mighty bad thing
for everybody. The prices of farm
products were high this year up until
the time when the farmer had some
thing to sell, when bang they drop
ped"
what will happen?" asked Ruth.
Simply this, Ruth, would happen,
IL help isn't given the farmer-the
country will suffer terribly, because
If the farmer can't sell products for
at least what It cost him to raise them,
he will go out Of business, which will
mean, no food"
"well, hasn't anything been done to
help them? asked Jack.
Eyes, Jack, a Republican Congress
working against President who re-
fused to sign the bill to help the
farmers, has succeeded in passing 1t
over his vet. This bill, resolution,
as it is called, brings back into exist
ence a body called the War Finance
Corporation which worked during the
war.
"The resolution, which was intro
duced in the Senate by Senator A. ].
Gronna, Chairman of the Senate Agrl-
culture Committee, was passed by the
Senate and the House some time ago
but President Wilson returned it to
the Senate with message saying ne
would not sign y To make 1t law 1t
was necessary for the Senate and
House to repass 1t by two-thirds
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on the sale of the crops they harvested
last fall. The Republican Congress
has acted as promptly as it could, and
with the opposition of the President,
so if nothing can be done to help the
situation, we shall at least know that
Congress did everything possible to re-
lieve the situation. Then, too, much
will depend upon the course that will
be pursued by members of the Cor
poration appointed by President Will
SON"