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Label It Poison

And the worst of this habit Of rc-
sentiment is the harm Il does those
who resent
Resentment is n poison. If you get
into the habit OF manufacturing It
every time you see someone who has
an easier life than you do. you poison
yourself just ~ surely as you would
poison yourself by the products Of cN-
tr"m" physical WEAKNESS or By the
products that result from improperly
ulEcSttd food
| think relatives are particularly apt
TO feel this way towards each other.
know 4 woman who makes herself
perfectly miserable whenever she gets
To thinking uc the fact that her sister
!u-law has TWO maids and washer
woman Will" she does her own work.
If Sh" had the same money she would
have the maids. but the Snerr!nE. re-
scntrul way in which she speaks OF her
sisters lie Of ease. shows that she has
never thought OF that.
Which Shall We MANUFACTURED
One can always look about and sec
people who arc having an easier.
plea Santcr time (apparrntly. one never
hnows) than oneself. And one can
manufacture resentment and scif-pity
and envy out OF the comparison II one
is so inclined. Rut it IS equally easy
to find someone who has TWICE as hard
Il timr--and If not equally easy, Il IL
perfectly possible 10 manufacture Cour-
axe out Of that comparison. And the
contrasts in the results, both mental
and physical. between having resent
mcnt and having courage in your sys-
tenn, will not he slow 70 show itself.
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= Side q! e; I5AllNs' ! = J,
by Rmt11 Cameron -
COURAGE OR RESENTMENT

4 woman whom know. who Is tho
mother OF four children. has q ncighb"r
who has no children and who's" husband
IS a travelling salesman When he Is
homo she helps him in his business and
works pretty hard. but when he is
away she SumiincS sizes the opp0r-
tun!;y 10 sleep until o'clock IN the
morning.
And this for somc reason greatly en-
RACES the mother of four.
Look at the time have 20 get up"
she says IF the baby lots me sleep
until { o'clock I'm lucky. And Tvc
looked over sometimes at half past min"
and seen her curtains still down. 1t
that"
Now here's n question Id like to ask
that woman. If dared.
wouldn't She Bep
Suppose she were in tn" other wo-
mans place. suppose Sh" had no babies
and her husband was away. IS She sure
she would never &"!z" that opportunity
10 have her sleep out
I think We are very apt 10 resent tho
way people act under certain c!rcum-
stances without questioning whether
we under the same circumstances.
would not act the same.
The employer Of labor feels bitterly
toward the workman's efforts To ct
all nc can without questioning as L"
whether under the sam" circumstances
he would not do the same thing. And
tho laborer feels bitterly toward tn"
employers efforts to make all the
money h" can. without asking himself
whether he would not do the same /:
he were in the employers place.
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SALES TAX MEN
PROFFER SUGAR
COATEDP|LLS
BY J. 4. REED.

CharleStCU. ". VI. March GA
clean-cut statement "n the ;aN situation
and It's probable solution. IN" first "t
this session ~ ,he legislature was mai"
tonight ~ pr!"&:,f" -. ". Me- 'siu,;r ~
kanAwha COUNTY. accounted "a SuTr"r'"-
of tn" gross SaI"s tax. ~" SAID: Tn.
probable AN measure. a. -" i. Will b"
Cnmb.aLtou % tEr E"n~~ Sales hN
ar income ;aN and tn" G"u,"'i"n 'aN.
What is final PROV 'S:"u~ w.'! D" i"
not know. Further discussion "g"v tui~
matter w:N be had h"'rr, IN" unnuc"
,omrnlt;..r ot both senate a;.I HOUSE e
Gei"&atc> within the neat few days
The statement WAS rrade hct"r"
JOINT mc,t:Hr Of the two commuters
when the excise t1N proposed hy Scy.a-
tor G.. T. lIrrmau was brought u" F"r
discussion by insurance m6u from alt
parts Of the >tat". VII" Wished - enc:
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pa<. :. cont per 1000 feet; oil, . cents
per barrel.
This measure was reported out "f tho
>ru.ttc judiciary committee today. anl
under motion Of ITS patron was r"i"rr''.
In the COMMITTEES IN TAXATION anu nm
uncr 1t is understood that an attempt
Will b" made I" force inn"diat" action
thcr"upOn. this bill Amendments arc
IN prospect which will probably low"r
tho lcvicS to BE- laid.
In order To start The three big bills,
taxation. appropriation and roads in
their trip through the hands Of tn" leg
islaturc hearings Will hr held aim, 81;
every night this week by on" or the
other of the committees. Tn" approprt-
alton bill is expected |" reach tn" DIS
cusSon stage in the senate committee
room before the end Of the week.
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VIRTUALLY A PRISONER
(Coutinuod from Page oneD

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vest IiunEarian army. asserted TO-DAY
nc VAS lny,llv supporting Regent
llnrthy against the pl"tt"rs.
No Support From Army.
General I:'.iIt-H's. III" war minister
Declared: Tia" former KIM "''
Surp"rtrd 3! tn" troops, IN" army ~
one man. is staining behind Regent
Hnr'hy. Charles = u prisoner Th'h'r
than = guest =: SIrinamLnE'r.
\rr.d STORMY scenes today, mass
,,cc,.u., called nv the farmers PARTY
,.i.,,.,rJ resolution asserting that
-, ,,',~,,.s and All tn. IiupShur@> nav"
.r.rritc,y h.ru ,r,hroncd" Th" farm
1,,,rd,.i rI,. enactment "i Il dc
,,r,,,,r,rt act and also that th"s"
,.,,l,y ,r q,L,ur charles u" punished.
.r.;. ,,,,..-,r,r, htNr not been permit
49,, -, ,,,,l:,h r..NS &C tnr attempted
,.,,,. ,,,. + gradually X being learned
"a. r,.uur,cc. vino knew u"th!nS
i,
H-o,os Strongly oppoxed
r,r,s N,r 20 ,Hy the Associated
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and happiness and l just can't say
enough in its praise
Mr.. J. Reifenstein. in commenting on
his wife's statement, said: Eyes, her
recovery has been a happy surprise to
US all. 4 few weeks ago had no idea
she would be able to pull through. but
now she is in better health than /
have ever seen her and the credit is
due TO Tanlac. We have been mar.
ried ffty-two years today and I don't
believe have ever seen her looking
any better
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Captain John F. Lucey. one Of the six
engineers who. with Herbert Hoover, di-
rected the Commission for Relief in Bel
GUM, has left large manufacturing in
terests for a time, to head the $l0,-
24O. 900 campaign Of the American Com
mittee for Relief in Ireland.
at is ever the privilege OF Americans.
Captain Lucey said. in accepting. to be
drafted for aid to children and women in
need. without thought Of sect or poll
tics"
Contributions for the Committee,
which pledges absolute non partisanship
in all its work, should be sent TO local
committees or John Pulleyn, treas
urer, West saith Street, New York
City.
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for a monarchistic coup In Hungary a
present.
1t IL believed here Charles will enter
Swltzar1arG or som" other neutral Coln-
try and no; make q further attempt 10
r.turn Ia Hungary.
If he should try Ih!S course. the allies
would do nothing Hsld" from applying
moral i"rSUas sion against his return 10
HUNGARY. ii is said. Such allied action
would NOT hr intended as interference"
i'm tho democratic. affairs of Hungary.
hut as Il protection I" Euror" In general
against the possibility of being involved
1gain in war. which competent author
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
WHEELING TIE COMPANY

Tho BOARD nc Directors ~ the wheel.
Ing Tile Company has called i general
meeting % Tho Stockholders 70 lie held
At the office Of the company. 3lSt and
E6ff Streets. WhnelInE. W. Va or
Thursday. March 81. 1921. at TWO O'Clock
b m for the transaction OF general
business: and the board Will then Subm!j
Yor consideration and action by Tho
Stockholders a resolution Ia increase n.
authorized - pital stock 81 the C0mna ny
-from four Thousand shares aggr-Eat!n.
tour hundred thousand dollars. 10 So
thouSand shares. aEGr"Eat;nE SIX hun
drct thousand dollars.
: -. i4tl't;Iif.I\.
nr-II-ei-3l President
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TcrrinE the entire former royal family
To Spain.
S.mi.offiCiaI advicrg from budapest
sI% III" hungarian regent. hhniral Hor-
thy. is using the attempt az Charles I"
regain the throne I" S"rtnr'h"n his own
position AS dirtat"r Admiral II"rthy
already has arrested several army lead
rrS who appeared inclined I" rIar"
themselves in the Y"rvir" nf TIC former
emperor. tho ad"iCrS a::i..rt.
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NOTICE.

- Contracting In ali Kinds OF brick. tile
Md ,.e,rrnr work Satisfaction gudran-
te"i G. Sambcrg. Phone 25i-J Elm
Cr,,c mr-99-26t
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl ;. Kepner. Prou.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private Chapel. 1212 chapltus Street
Call Phone 1917
DIED

HAGUEOn Tuesday. March 90. 1921.
at 1915 o'clock p. m. at her late
home. No. SO Sixteenth street. MISS
ELIZABETH HAGUE
Funeral on Friday morning at $50
o'clock. Solemn high mass AZ st.
Joseph's cathedral at 500 o'clock.
Friends invited to attend. lnterment
at ut. Calvary cemetery.
ELSTON-On Wednesday morning.
March 80. 1921. at 2:30 o'clock. at the
horne OF Mrs. J. r. Monford, near the
- bridge. following u short illness,
MRS. ADDIE V. ELSTON. in her 18th
year.
Funeral services will be held Friday ar-
;"rnoOn at ESQ o'clock, with Rev.
Harry Gilbert. pastor OF Elm Grove
Christian church. officiating. assisted
by Rev. Austin Benjamin. Of Bellatre.
Intcrment in Stone Church cemetery.
REMdY-On Wednesday. March 30.
1927, at $40 O'Clock p. m, At his late
home, 3413 Chaplinc street. JACOB
REMMY, aged 81 year, months and
Is days.
Funeral services Saturday afternoon At
= O'Clock. Friends OF the family In
vited To attend. lntcrncrt III Mount
Zion cemetery.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST between 18th and lOth SIS.
= .'rdc- r"'uru 70 this otttC" and re-
So. reward m--Gl-s
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Local MANAGER

Manufacturers rr5reS"Htat.v" now ir
the City 10 appoint man 20 open branch
office and take exclusive selling rights
FOR Wheeling and vicinity. $3.50 To $500
required for supplies handle own
money. territory Is worth $1,000 per
month 70 the right man. Financial lie
preston does NOT effect sales rs 4 ne
COSTLY. Phone at once for appointment.
ITO. Ask for Mr Hogan. mr-S0-i
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MISCELLANEOUS.

wANED-SHgls car private garage,
convenient 70 Main and 18th streets
Phone 2o7o (nrr. Grant.) nr-J0-G
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TOR Rem

ROR RENT furnished housekeeping
rooms. bath and phone. on Island. APP
MY 1929 Chaplinc st. mr-29-h
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There's inspiration and profit in the
habit OF reading Intclligencrr Want Ads
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wANrED-Lady steroSrapher. one who
has had several years experience. Sec
Mr.. Campbell at Intelligcncer office.
rnr-3n-tt
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BRAIN TESTS
BY SAM LLOYD
S Minutes to Answer This.

What time of the morning IS it,
asked the roundsman. l, was then that
Fgnn!gan's mathematical bump stood
him in good stead for. being \ few
minutes late on his beat. he Cloudcd the
situation with the following truthful
reply:
Just add one-quarter OF tho time
from midnight until now 10 one-half the
time from row until midnight, and you
will have the correct time"
Can you figure out the exact time
Finnigan nade his speech?
Answer to Yesterdays Puxxio.
The rebuS represented WALES
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wANTND-FEMALE.

wANTED-DresSma also apprSn-
tice. References required. Apply
Mrs. Walker Allen. McLaia Bldg. ~.
18th St mr-3l-ap-2
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wANTED-A laundreSs three days n
week. Apply WoodSdale 296. mr-31-i
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wAETEp-PosITIoH.

wANrED--rositior. experienced single
farm hand Write LoreDc Cup. Box
S5S Bridgeport =. mr-2S-1
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126 A, for $500

$500 down, balance to suit l.
Good buildings, 80 acres timber,
undcrlaid with coal. a great bar
gain. Write for Catalogue and get
full description of 600 Ohio farms
III Is counties.
H. Il. MASTERS, Farm Agent,
Cambridge, o.
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4 protest n-l:na, ~" increase which II
would brink upon them.
McClintic's Views.


Delegate M"'lnt." = recognized a.
The Erpuhli,an !crdcr "f IL" house. H.
has hr.u generals rlasscd ~ "iI" If tho
>uppnrrc-~ ,Frth" gross sales tax. t.
n.ght a.. stated rr.,t +" Was OF IN" firm
ny,;nInu ;har u,..'N"r the gross sales tax
nor Tho Production tax could to- pass Il
IN their p~..@,.t,t form. lrit Thought that
!, runlpr,uui>,, mrl>ur" with tn" Ifdlil"n
-: tn. ;ucornr tlX ur"n esther some
,.!..~~..S nt nrruS. computations and bust
urss"~ "r Upuu ;ndlvl!uaIS themselves
wo'.id "v"r'unily pass.
The attempt - bring the income tax
Curst:nn iutn tn, tat" tax bin is To-
car,!rd as an"th"- attempt :" sugar
cont thr gross sales TN. according =
~. measures "rI"'n'mt-. on" member
or lie senate" a ~ir"n}; supporter Of tn"
production ttN rcaSur"S states that il
IS e, rn"vr an RI part of IN" coal con-
i,an:r< - d",lc" their fair share Of &c
tAN"S-
'rh"y know y" continued. that ~
.r.- ,rr, 81 lhs natural resources of tbs
state ar. controlled by alien capital. and
tina: its n ono = urt tINNhl" in W'-t
Virginia except hr IN. depletion method
The rr"SS sales tan. SuEar-C"atrd or II
rs most bitter form. j. beaten. 50 tS
a-l>ocat.%. that -. thu nrn VIII" Ar"
serving tho best inr"r">tS of the &c. /!
r",,. h,n".' ar" backing this now pr"p">.-
ton"
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wANrEp-Two maids for domitory At
State Normal school. West Liberty.
". Va. Good pay and pleasant working
conditions. Write or phone Woodsdnse
7lo6 + 80. mr-%l-2S-2o-2S-5
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tiles say would be inevitable upon the
return OF the lIapsburgs TO power.
Frontier Closed

Vienna. Mar. 26--(By the Associated
PrcSS)--Th" entire iustro-Hungarian
frontier has hcen closed by point action
Of tho twu governments, pending tho
final disposition OF former Emperor
Charles. The spanish minister here has
asked the government for pass to en-
able the cX-rulcr to cross the country,
and il is reported Charles intends trans
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Tho Polling Bill

What - Thought 10 b" In" first az
tempt nf tine supporters "f tn" p:"duH
tor tax u make their measure AEr""-
;.h.. - q greater number of IN" mem
hrr, ~ the Legislature" WAS mad" today
WIEN senator w. L. rO!!nr'> rn"A> ur"S.
taxing natural products We're Cpus"l.
,ia:rd into on, hill - b. known IN III"
"ut.r" - $"nat" bill No. :. tn" tan
>rhrdul" Ger these products. which 'r-
Guide coal. 81. Eas. mr"-cE,N. lumber
.,rd limestone. is "n"-ha,t Of ON" -"
,.rnt ~ the va!u" of all produced except
n tho rirSt three eases. in which to
proposed levy is: coat. cents per ten:
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wANTED-M!n" foreman and m'n"
electrician. idea, location. Must b"
competent and workers. 60" ,"'"''
Information and salary expected. Nd
dress Mine" care lntc!iiE"n,r:.
mr-30-i
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FOE SALE-Four room house includ-
ing bath. furnace, laundry. electric
lgHts and gas. on y: Sth ST. Martins
Ferry Cali 479-M. Martins Ferry.
mr-30-i
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TOE SALE.

FOR SALE-KurtZman piano. owner
leaving town by Saturday. selling ~
sacrifice Phone lSl6-R or 2S32 y Chap
line ST. mr-3l-h
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wANTED-Mine foreman and mine cleo
trtc!an. ideal location. Must De COM
petent and workers givc detail inf"r1,a-
ton and salary expected. Address Mine.
care Intell gencer. m--%S-m
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wANTED-ExperIenc girl for general
houSework. who understands cooking.
Phone Elm Grove 26-J. mr-2t-l
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YOz SALH-Oyer-se2 army overcoat.
Worn slightly. Rest in town. Address
Coat, care IntelliGencer. mr-2S-m
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FOR SALR-5 roomed house in South
Wheeling. House n first class cond!-
ton Address House. care Intelligencer.
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WANTED

WANTED
BOYS
10
SELL
THn NrBLLI9ENCBB
MORNINGS
BEFORE
SCHOOL
Office, 1905 Market ST.
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FRrrEpAMALH

wANTEp-I.;aotype operator knnly
Tntcll:Erncer. 'Ir-Sl-t
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PoR SALE-HoRSES.

YoR SAI.E-Farm horses. Charles
Ridgley. Phone 205-W Elm Grove.
mr-l5-t
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wANrnp-RooM AND BOARD.

wANTED1Room and board. electric
. light. bath. large room. good home
cooking. by young man. Address ~.
this office. mr-3l-t
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wANrEp-BousE Oh APARTMENT.

wANrED-To rent five room house or
apartment. centrally located In Wheel
Ing. BY family OF two: no children:
Phone Martins Ferry 339-W. mr-l6-tt
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FOE REET-FURNISEED ROOMS

roR RHNT-FNrnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Apply End floor Intel
1lgencer Bldg, 1905 Market ST. f-i4-tt
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wANrXp-FURN1SH HOUSE Or
APARTMRHT.

wANrEp-Seven or moro rooms. we'll
furnished or apartment. conveniently
located. from May lst for summer or
longer. Adults only. Price no object.
Care furniture guaranteed. Best refer
ences. Call I'hone 1861 or Wheeling
SlOT Inr-3l-i
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wANTED-ro RENT HOUSE.

wANTED-To rent on or before May
LIST, s, or rooms and bath. modern
house or apartment in city. -Four adults.
Phone @7S9-M. mr-3O-t
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03
Covington, La, Dec. /, 1872

Covington, La, Dec. 1, 1921.
Editor st. Tammany Farmer:
AS will be noted by the above
proclamation of Acting Mayor A. r.
Smith, the American Legion has
dedicated the first week in December
to an intensive drive for Americani-
zation and education.
The Robert II. Burns Post No. b
of the American Legion would like
to take this opportunity OF calling
upon everyone in Covington to lend
his aid to the Legion in securing a
grade of education for all the child
rem of the United State2, and Tor
securing a more perfect spirit OF
Americanism for all.
We would also like to take this
method of asking the pastors OF the
various congregations in Covington
to preach upon this subject on sun
day, December 4th.
We would like to have school
meetings to cover Ia period OF about
fifteen minutes, to which the Legion
will send speakers, in order that we
may secure the cooperation OF the
school children.
tt seems to us that this work is
about the most important that could
possibly be accomplished in this
country, as there are several cl1ques
and classes whose spirits and idea 's
are contrary to the higher type OF
Americanism that the Legion wishes
to foster. Education is, on its face,
dedicated to the school children OF
the community, state and nation.
We wish, most Of all, to reach them.
Our ideal is to bring them up-not
to regard America as the most war
like and militant nation on earth
but to have them regard America as
the greatest. most peaceable and pro-
gressive nation on the globe.
We wish to foster a spirit OF peace
and good will, and not d spirit ot
militant imperialism.
With our best regards, we beg to
remain,
BENZ. w. MILLER.
Commander.
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03
Biggest Thing in History of
Agriculture in St. Tam
many Parish
MEANS PROSPERITY
FOR ST. TAMMANY
No Headway Can Be Made
WITHOUT Organization
and Cooperation

Remember that the biggest thing
in life of the farmer Of st. Tammany
parish will come when he has 1oined
his association and reaped the ad-
vantages of organization and COOP
GRAFTON. A state organization will
mean a great deal to him in pros
perity and. happiness. Think this
over and be ready to lend your as
sistance in gathering the forces to-
gether for action in December.
Louisiana can not, unorgan1zed,
compete with states that are. A
parish outside of the state organ1za-
.tion would be helpless. Everybody
should get together.
Read the following letter and be
ready to take advantage of the op-
portunity that will be >ffered:
Baton Rouge, Nov. %, 1921.
Mr.. Simmons, Secretary Farm Bu-
reau, Slidell, La.
Dear Mr.. mmons:-Relative tc
the farmers conference held in Bat
on Rouge, November II, with view
to forming a statewide farmers or
ganization, will say that program
was made out and that the organic
ing forces will come into St. Tam
many between December 16 and 20
The exact dates will be furnished
you later.
In the meantime get a notice >in
your local paper and everybody in
terested in this movement.
Very truly yours,
l.. w. WILKINSON,
District Agent.
St. Tammany farmer., 1921-12-03
. POST OFFICE
DEPARTMENT
APPE AL

The Post Office Department at
Washington has addressed a messag
to the boys and girls of the United
States: -
christmas is almost here.
"Your great Post Office Depart
ment has a big job ahead and needs
your help.
Think what it means to be Santa
Claus to our 0,000,000 people ana
to deliver Christmas parcels to every
family in this great country within
the short space of a few days ami
:thout disappointment.
''It can be done, and were going
to do it if we may have you help.
| want to enlist the active assistance
of every boy and girl in the schools
of our country in getting parcels
mailed THIS WEEK to relieve the
rush that comes directly before
Christmas.
"Will you go home to-day and take
this message to your parents and
friends:
Our postmaster has asked us to
mail our Christmas parcels TIL Is
WEEK, for, unless we do, Uncle
Sans load may be so heavy the last
few days before Christmas that he
won't be able to deliver all the pres
ents by Christmas eve.'