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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-08
Court House News.

Sheriff Payne and Deputy
Hathorne arrested q couple. OF
white men at Clear Lake. Sunday.
engaged in distillin9 whiskey 10
several small, copper stills which
they smuggled around in covered
horse wagons. stopping Z wesk or
more at the time with tic makers
or horse traders, wher they would
get busy, and after dispeGine Of
their stuff drive on to another
camp, until our lynx-eyed ofIoials
spotted them and stopped the
lucrative fun. Will See grabbed
one of the stills as they crossed
he bridge at Grand Ecore and
threw it into the river, but our
sheriff got busy with . fsherman
a small boat and rescued. it and
las it in dock. while See and his
'riead. John Jones, await trial in
ail.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-08

| 'It is estimated that there are 5000,
900 hunters of large and small game in
the United States and for every hunter
there are at least four fishermen, said
A +. Ortmeyer of the local Ninchest-
er Store, yesterday.
Twenty million fishermen will seem
who doesn't seek the finny tribe" con-
tinued Mr.. Ortmeyer, "but those who
write fishing lore seem agreed that the
ratio is either four or five fishermen to
every hunter. Some states sell a COM
bination hunting and fishing license-a
few others require the fisherman to
take out separate license, but the
majority of states make no check at all
on the fisherman.
Il have every reason to believe that
this will be great fishing season There
has been greater demand for fishing
tackle this month than any previous
June since have been in business and
believe this il due entirely to the Win
chester line. AS perhaps you know the
Winchester Repeating Arms Company,
at the conclusion of the war, found it.
self with many thousands of feet of
floor space in buildings that had been
erected for war time exigencies so Win
chester decided to broaden its scope of
activities and began the manufacture
of pocket knives. tools, flashlights, fish
ing rods and reels and several hundred
other useful articles. Winchester Is
maintaining the same high standard in
the making of fishing tackle that has
always characterized Winchester guns
and ammunition, the worlds standard
for more than half century. The name
of Winchester now means as much to
the angler as it does to the huntsmah.
TO attain the highest point of per-
fection in the manufac ture of steel and
bamboo rods, reels and bats. Winches-
ter has in charge of the various depart
ments, men who have made life study |
of these particular lines. E. w. Ed
wards, with 80 years. experience in the
production of bamboo rods, with a reo.
utation as a rod maker second to none.
personally supervises the making of the
split bamboo rods. G. A. Treadwell who
knows steel rods like Edward does BAN
boo, hasdeveloped the Winchester steel
rod to the highest proficiency. For
twenty years he has been engaged in
this work.
''The fittings nsed on the Winchester
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-08
Won't We Have Funl

The long dreamed of movemen,
b make Cane River Lake along
Front Street into the beach thai
its natural slope and other advan.
tages make it 80 ideal for this pur.
pose, is materlalizing much faster
than its promoters ever dared
hope it would.
The plap is to destroy the vege-
tstion along the waters edge and
continue the sand out some sixty
lsst. good wading distance. to the
oout;nuous "old swimmin' hole"
that our wonderful lake is, right
thru the heart of the city. SO that
any one 50 inclined can take an
sasly morning or late evening
swim without having to 60 from
! % 3 miles to be able to so.
Just think what this will mean
. the tourists who are constantly
Dassing thru, to say nothing to
honefolks who can walk to the
aahter Of town and enjoy oil tie
advantages of q health resort.
The surroundings are to be
made just as convenient and at
eesctiye as park can be made, so
tho people can gather for all pub
Jic or pleasure purposes, while
playground apparatus will be pro-
vidsd for the children.
Work will be started With . |
mall stretch and continued as far |
= the available funds will permit. |
The plans are feasible and practi- |
~ and it is hoped will have the |
!oarty support and cooperation Of |
- citizenship Of Natchitoches.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-08
Normal News

~ Dr.. Henry E. Curtis of Oberlin,
Ohio, who is the author Of sevefa1
books on Play will lecture during
- week June 1916, on play, rec
Ssstion and child welfare. The dai.
y lectures will be given at 1880
An. and 4:3O p. M. All who are
iaessssbed are weldome.
The enrolment for the summer
esssion is 9s2 and Is daily inoreas-
The faculty has been increased
b the addition Of Miss Esther
Lent Of Kentwood, Mr.. w. N.
Ceskay Of Castor and Mr.. B. w.
Awes of Donaldsonville.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-08

In the days Of Moliere the doc
tor was q natural butt for the
satirist, for then medicine W.
mostly guess work and bluff. bat
since then medical science hes
moved faster and made greater
strides, particularly during the
last dacade, than any other.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-08
Police Jury Proceedings

Proceedings Police jury. Parish of
zNatchitochss, June meeting 1922
i'3 u.. ..o.
MoNDAx' JUNE Q, 4Szz.
The Hon. Police Jury in recular
session convened With President 4irav
presiding and all nembers Dresent:
pv NJ r-;.A... .....s.s -.
Ai-s,. .-' 1'A'''' so''o<'u Dy Mr.
~. ,,;,r4.. - A..
.,e.e;.e AZ - raad s ~ s.acr.. sSe previous
: :. ~" oe Np
.,.,. Veoj
fniihps. seconded oy Mr..
:
- hs;sS 81 N.fch;eo.has ~ Sso ~'G. i. 'uEso VI
= -. p. = '' '
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-08
Notice

Having been sentenced to the Peni-
tontiary charged with the rescue of a
prisoner ! am applying for . pardon.
AS2l-30d OTIS LOWRY.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-08

Proceedings Police Jury, Parish of
q Natcmtochss, June meeting 1922
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-06-08

This gives notice that the Grand
Ecore Bridge is closed every day from
seven o'clock q. NJ. to twelve o'clock
noon and from one o'clock p. m., to
six O'Clock p. m., until the bridge is
repaired.
w. H. AIREY,
President Police Jury
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-05
Careful. !. Fl q
:..::::.Cl:AlI::OlELllEEtISEf$Si;;;...
ARE EEzSHE:HFlAT.IE6
Next Dose of TreacKerous Drug
- MaayY.. ". Start Misery SO
d12yMoaq tnrIYouOaydUA VA

CaloMaFs Ifahge4oas.1 e1nay salivate
you and make you suffer fearfully from
soreness of gums, tenderness Of jaws
and teeth, swollen tongue and qexces!
slve saliva dribbling from the mouth
Don't trust, ralomel. It is. mercury |;
quicksilver. =
If you feel bifious9 headaehy, 'cohsdg
pated and an knocked out, just go to
your druggtst0and get bottle Of bod
sons Liver Zone for few Ece6ts which
Is. a harmless vegetable substitute fog
dangerous. calomel, Take "a spoonful
and II it. doesn't start your liver and
straighten you up better and Quicker
than nasty caiorhei and without making
you sick, you Just 90, back ana gee your
money, 2.t.!G5to3 to sad ola, as1b
. If. yon 9take9 calomel nteday. you'll be
sick and nauseated tomeyFOy6 heslidesi
4 may saliyate you, while II, yoH take
Dodson's Liver, Tone you will wake up
feeling great. No salts NECESSARY. Give
It to the Children because It is per
fectlR harmless and ca6 not sall7ate;
I'D eFtisement. 1sqoI4 :! -6as .29suod
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-05
= Tive: = :.
ST e :SSs5{@M4
sisHjba4. nss@zd. .865sS .A7ll9
CONTROL FsuNRULY HORSES
BaIklRts5a ia [Is3FSGIsAl3 / 3S ,a.+lVaou.
Oh" Dis6fasf, T6dietTess ana Kind, -"
ness Are EssetBtiat. IS eo'>9I

GysPase4 byf she gn!tsS .asts4s4e9 sPArtFAsnt
-llS6me work horses, although &flEtle
cold shouldered, will. pun when once
started. AS balkiness seems to be
laEgelyoa HerYpubtrohblep Qnietness and
kindness must be used at all times,1
says the United States Department Of
Agriculture. Before ANY persuasive
treatment is, tried the bearing, Of the
harness should be EXAMINED I'd deter
mine aif lt91s hurting the horse and
thus causing. the, 1bRtkhess.:s r. moth
ing is wrong, place rope or strap
around the knees ofdthe horse and pull
straight to the front which, will gen,
orally induce him to move a step at g
time, and thus gradually resume his
work. Where 1t is repeated, several
hines this " persuasive treatment is
usually SUFFICIENT TO- get the horse to-
pull. ,;voq95s1dZ =. smod yen OF
In case the horse Ifs a confirmed
baker throws, himsef, and .rFfussstto
get NJ, somethhiipg out Of thee ordinary,
must be done to attractqthe, animals
dlLeuIlOus 4AiC AkpApes, SSAOuiu UC uAGSAACu
with a, good pulling animal and when
down should be- held ii that position
tyo having twooitnsn sit gOn2 his head
and. nack.1 1hehs take1a bucket of wac
ter and pour a very small stream on
the, animals; nose, occasionally allow
Ing a little to fall into the upturned
nostrll The animal VIM struggle to
rise, but he sh6uld be held down for
about two minutes, with the water
tflekling on the rnuzEle amp the Uabe.
The. horse Dthen should be- permitted
to.gAf on his feet and If heo goes down,
a second time +the #treatment should
be repeated It Is only, rarely that
balky7 horse Of this character will
throw himself "a third time where this
Treatment IS followed OAS 75ioHa1d
If the animal still refuses to move
forward, however, d 1oop should be
dropped under the tail as haerupber,
extending forward through the halter
ring, oandYfaste1ed7 dtOTa good, pulling
horse. AS the word is given. the
horse should be started, the wagon
being pulled by the mate of the balky
il6rse9and The 7ba1ky horse being pulled
~ the. horse. at the end Of the rope
AS soon Rsstl1e balky animal, shows an
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-05

Sweeping modihRatiops Of rules and
regulations, governing 100000 shop
men, nave been ordered by fhe United
Suites nRan#ay Labor board! oq9IsJa-
The decision: which is expected to
save, the railroads $50 OO6000la year,
consists 0 of 49, new Fules;t "a have
been announced previously, ten zRbro-
gated and four referred to the men,
thereby accounting for all 1873 rules
of , the nbttonai- agreement, granted
&6rKersi ffdrEng the waF.29 ao7 " F"o'
The significance 81 ethib drastic or
der is almost as great as that Of
wage. ocuE. ERIOn7 OrGahizatidns. -. have
res9isttledL ahFogatiOn3 of Ties nati42n iall
agreements, With the, assertion shat
they are the 6acEbonee OF the union.
All Of the roads pleas, however,
werS not granted, The decision rec
Ug6ibes The principles of collective
bargaining as it7ts secOgnizsd1tnJ the
transportation act. Recognition of
minorities who haVes grievances Is CIV
en-, thereby, eliminating that part COT
the national agreements which, 1t has
been charged force d HcIosed shop" on
the 9raiifoads:: 7,-''@79- 9''' % 57"o-'.2
Perhaps more important than any
other single rule Is the new one pro-
Yiding that men assigned exclusively
TO- SgrtqIns kinds Iof .BotK under the
nyRttiifognal agreement now may be put
on other work when there is cp9r avail
able work in their particular class.
1t has announced that II rRdi-
cal shop rules are put Into 6fett. OF
another cut IAo wages s1nade9 ito the
shop .crattss thats another strife vUtB
will be taken. .xsT .iromyssd i.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-05
-Report Eewerq VnempIoYed.

The number 76f the nations ulem-
ptoyed Ras deereased by hiHore thar. i
6iillion2 during resent Weeks Accord
ing to an estimates f6f OtKs 96atIonaI1
conference on Unemployment an
p6qncNd ohy Secretary hoover Nh
.,5gbe4 Sommeree secretary bsaid shat
while ssppe Of the mploym9eerpt De-.
crease might be. only tepPogsryl re-
ports to the conference from ali parts
of the country indicated considerable
IMPROVEMENT s .s92-y.isouemIsh 9Ci
-uH96 cited cas- anodnstancsO rebostsS
EBeRatS st. bouls Of approximately I1bs
900 unemployed conpayed WithsEpFs[
viOus official f1guFesF OF $4,000.
i, Unemployment Sestimatesl2 at the
titne II the tunte8nmbl 6:y1meht contete9ce
PLACED the tOtal 4hf6ug h61to tie conn
tfyo dto Somewhere I6et#eenI 999g55o0 s006
and. 100000. OIL sG~ e-sdi yIiaoul iuc
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-05
Herman .Workmsnr Welt of. I

II oGSrnIst1 tNbQtBHuSnll. MSuI 1OHbE ~
Workmen In most parts Of Germany
are said now to 4be receiving better
wages. everything considered, than
prior TO the war, and WORKING shorter
hours. 7 This is particularly true af
the occupied area; according to Amer
lean army officers, who. In atheiF lime
of duty have come. in contact with. the
German working classes.0 Is .esao!4
That the workman is able to live
better under present conditions is due,
In a large measure, to the fact that
strict regulations. Of food prices have
seen enfcrcedA by German authorities
and has prevented eshopkeeperB from
boosting the cost oofb the necessities
Of life. despite depreciation aininth6
value Of the mark. ,s;su,s
These regulationse apply chiefly to
house rent, meat, potatoes and other
staples produced within. me country,
one hundred marks a. day IFS con.
.sfdered ID 1faiF wage 9f6F dtKe average
WORKING tndanp skYiied dtabrkme1! and
miners yraceiyingis considerably Omoge,
some as high as 209i m4Fkssoq dayy
while the cOmwop laborer makes but
50 or 60 marks for-eight hours. >,
.,7stTr-s 10 1tSE-sS guCItsmIE m.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-05
lNDlCT UNION LABOR LEADER
Q5TNUAQELLIJa 7A3u
President Of Window Glass WOrSSerl'
Union, and Three Corpora
tIonS, Chg Conspiracy.

A federa at New York
rotW charging 81
indt, and So corp in the
window saS industry IA Violation
OF the Sh@gmaA ANTITRUST law.
Joseph NJ Ieenan, president OF the
National GlAss workers union, also
was ifdicted.S The Judgement cnaFees
conspiracy bWee6 ii labor uniq p
and the sd ro1ne slimit prs
ductie enasi ti efenf-
ants 10 Il e1naintain e4cesslFe
prices
Ties an Ion Brokerag e. 81 apany.
an ailing ageficy, leo was
naf be III ictment This agency,
the d ct int declares was part gof
e helne 10 email the de-
ms caDine, ID II ate terms
sale ara 10 eliminate lion"
Among ooea ndicted are
IsIlncia window Glass comp gcf
DrVilIe ne I3laci lord III low
GLASS ANY 6 VINO nds, and
ttsba window Glass COM
ay ington.
T6b aefepd are chs th "a
combinations and eonspl Tracy, % sup
press, competition, TO maintain arbi-
traFy. =. excessive, and extortionate
prices 10 . curtsil the PRODUCTION and
the supply Of window glass and, 70
eontgqE the, sale shipment and deity 5
Fry Of, wtndoYf glass, s,t, IA II 9ro5
Il, Fog the purpose Of carrying ogt # the
alleged conspiracy ia Az prices. IL Is
charged an agreement was entered In
to-w44tellae labor tA4eF, ttlh4Fesgh- Nj.
R1sehaHy whereby tbet quantity to BE
produced annually by each mangface
tuyeri the period within WHICH the y man
ufactprers, were to, operate their plapltls,
and factories, and the amount to be
manufactured by each of, the en-
pioyees were predetermined and pre-.
seTlbedss1 9Y6h 1T .A1EI1 sE,odoi/
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-05

Hurry motherl Even b sick child
1sves the oFFuity caste Of S'C6iifornia
Elg Syrupgs and1it never Fails ia. open
ne bowels. IA teaspOonfuE todayomay
FEsyent sick child tombrrow5oH con-
stipateds bilious, ,feYerish,s fretful. has
cold, collie, or II stomach is sour, tongue
ebated, breath bad, remember a good
leahslng Of the little bowels Is often
-aE1 chat Is necessary: 2aA l,'24o2 81!
naaAslp your druggist for genuine "Call-
GDEnla Fig Syrup (which has directions
Cor babies and children Of ais ages
printed ON bottle Motherl You must
say +CalifAEntg'3 qE Pg Tpay get an
lnitation hg syrup. Advertisement.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-05
OCEANS HARD re re- i Imagine ] l3lg ];
abpFsE0f the NIddie Ages Found ii
to snDtffloGIt atoz coN6eITs Extent 'EoT
-ss.- saf hrs 96f Avahsfs1i ans zys3 SIT

-ss.b sai 3us GOT ANatstssi s1s s1s2 SIT
ssssi4o4t tsGls9s ry==sw nssd sysG as
" lnratosthenest wassl right Z the reartb
sEas a globe !, But what philosopher
ever imagined that It was SO, large !
Homer was right when he sang Of the
Edighty liood,'a but he Ras ithhIking
GsIthe insignificant oMediterraneafL
sNg1Ht poet had imagination enough to
sDleture sthe ,yastnessi Ofothe Pacihci
Many had surmised the, truth, b1tanone
had realized its extent. r. When THE
eaFayels OF Columbus had sailed and
returned the Wise ones Of the Renais-
Bance were astonished by the story
brought home. oft seemedl impossible
nat there could sbeUsos mtfchg water.
And still the girth of the seas was
WRconprehendsdI 1T was cOnly5 when
Magellen's Santa 5YittOrisl had eircuH-
.IaXlgated the globe and dropped an
ehOr In the Bay OF San Lucar that a
realization Of the world Of water be-
I'm to dawn. The Atlantic was as
eDnishing enough In all conscience;
but the Pacific was overwhelming and
Gumfounding G. Van Dyke
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-05
GRAlN~FEEB NOT IEssENTlKE
sheep VIII Do Weil Where Le0umInOuO
odw ,RSHVsiasSt aids Corn .sIIaGe I'M
.,7M .ro,IotiAFe .A9hItabIo..y 3 no sr9u

"A IH{3 aa88ikn3SI ann 04r r,nS1 99h IN
early winter 7mtnontRs Is not L absolutely
essential where a fegumlnous rough
age and good coEnoE1laga orbrOots ARE
ayaHable2 but thesbest4resuits are o6e
taiRed Whebna small amount Of .braip,
IL .j fed Eegnl4tEly rt5htr9nghout TIE Yinp7s
ter and Increased Just previous to
lamBing. Two parts whole oats and
one part wheat lbrahG,o ~ measure,
fdaE6 Arq god MIXTURE. Of some grsah-
isfea dddrine 2thsnMintsr. less win 1bs
rSsqulDeds neargENnnhi1g times Oh jeyss,-
especially, need plentySof good feed to
bring about maxtimHrn regult4 .,7R :
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-05

-biaNevsiYOEke NOEk5ts EaVntAesaC
I'D eoatnRed decline 10 ehqnRVeragal
Tgeskly earnings ofifaatOrEs workers Jp2
Nsgg Y9 ggk ST. state was JRated frRm sspd
TENDER to October, : according to In
dgstrIPl C9pmis FepEYqL Sqys
Of the State aDepaE 2 IF Tabor,
The 1hveF6ge7 dweeSfy eaFning CON
9etobsr Rases24.0SP oEqafty- three cents
less than, indseptemhsr, land ACC par
cent lower than IN ctohar.. lo2A.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-05
True.

My neighbor and I were discussing
husbands likes and dislikes in
food while Robert was playing with
his tops nearby.
Neighbor said: my husband doesn't
like chicken at ALL"
: :s ;s5g iS.' S4IRs:tjo1't
Character is what you are; reputa-
ton Is what you try to make people
think you are.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-05

1Adfgs 10 MaihtaiR WaGS s6sle!.se.
.s;kn agreement to qmalataitl che pres
ent wage scale an EhestextiIe mills Of
Fan River, Mass was reached at the
semlannual wage conferences between
the executive comIntssi6n OF the Fan
River Cotton Maadfae tuEeFs'h 6ssoeE
alton Ands the Textile eounEil.E Thu
scaled has beeRo 81 sfbect ssincaa last
ResemReE 1s5 sd sgzs -rsrt4t --na4a ID
S I'D gaidiIas bIofis III asa BIO
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-05
Louisiana Has Les Idle.

A statement made public By the
BE4S6a ss3lEIss
dictates That rhB tndustFfHf situation
has considerably improved In Louisi-
ana. OF New Orleans, the report says
that the employment situation Is being
aggravated by the influx Of a large
number Of transients from the NORTH
and East. a
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-05
.PRoV'ERBSaHELB UNCOMMON N
Remarkable Similarity obAdeas Noted
Ia, .5Amonse Nations, Beth .ofr the .ssi
90 ;, Old and New WeEld.c-,si cd.

e
The similarity Of Ideas alfy over tie
world Is found In the similarity Of, ex-
pressions to convey the Ideas. The
old English @proverb' "a fool and his
money are soon parted, lands Its
counterpart In tl1es phrase, s%There1 Is
no medicine for "a s.fo6i." ..lBut the
Japaneseo also. Claim that by-sgood
management they eano9dee something
even with. fools, when they. say, 'Eools
and, scissors; move, according to the
mode Of using them.h Some Of US car
+ry our Latin with US all our lives,
Just because we had a good teacher.
To these, the old Latin saying, "The
eagle does not catch flies" (AQuila non
capt. muscas) will recall old memories
Of the pride and sarcasm Of the Ro-
sRans! So alsp win nes be pleased to
r,ad E JapaI ese apho sm, "The fall
Cd DIES not ecl5s Bars of corn"
W Oh Is true al FALCONS, especially
Il Use s. the 4 re fine type, are much
fore Kelly seIAa al carry small
animals like lambs, rabbits, chickens.
Philadelphia Ledger.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-05
IN bn5 ;L2I.iIE ,iIlL a I5i:!. ;LIZ2
HOG ;Sh0uL o. oREo4 PRO EGIED
Too Many Farmers Have idea that
1AnM- Plaza Ia Coco. -EnoIIuhH -.
for the Animate.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BIkt 44adr4lrs AVE thg Iaaa kSabt any
place is good enough for hog. This
is a mistake, for the hog is more sus-
ceptiblA to cold than than 0horge, SOW,
OF a. steer, because he Is not not So well
IpfEotecfed Ssg sc Ehe Diadrgef animals.
T6g mi6dfe aRog sIiBGto I6toaa ohOuSs
#HGFer dEaFtsE BEetR a0n HIN Ne Is almost;
sdae toscontraet pRsumphfag oErsomei
otbars siIuilaBs tEpuhlSw Hshe IL kent,
l#oer dEYs dwellsYenti PLACE where
be, Gag stay IN 4 comfort, be. is not apt,
to become diseased.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-05
.eeoURf7 Hoods RGooF': IeFea
'aS,FRoM 43AsUR .soUABBrEr

zGSD CT Is DsrT-%s-4S Fl :! DIS ,Z3S =
Federal, Judge 1tcheaQDa cat !
Houston, Texas, ruled that courts
have no right to, interfere in the,
Internal fTanBg cement Of al tabor
dhfOh ahtillall9appe8 ow8thiD the 4
,lbrganizatbm have been yexhhhste I
ed unless tsQme governing board
has exceeded its authority, OF
"a He directed that Local N9o1
Ale a brief presenting IT'S charges
that the board OF. directors Of =
the international Union Of Brick.
layers 0Masehs' ana PIasterefs,J
with headquarters ut Indianaposs,
misunderstanding its RNthoEity mi
suapepdipg, the oleealni nIsga emt
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-05
Railroad shops start UP.
kPsOrn eeYsEnmsgt -.

By he TdSarr6RS hsaFgin ofeFo
votes, the Labor government Of NV
South Wales Survived q cansuFe mos
ton brought agGEnst Il a the iegiss
latlve assembly. aiItbisIa remarkable
coincidence that the Labor govern
ment In Queensland holds Office ~ h6
safue margin. -
XqOY W7N .YNAq
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-05
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Orders sweeping Notifications
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Estimates Bha3 New Regylatleh& VIII
Cut Expenses Some $5O,o0o,0oo 4
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Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-05

isePtIaPfaJ Ard Esx EePse IlI9s9n sPeHlmegmst
the M9 tsfHBy 4RlrsSssSaioM I'D o,
inclination to move BY himself, the
-tansibn .ee6 7thad rome shenld Qbekte-
Aesgede y iaapd2 shoiih he b:tightehsd
9gallpp only when the ba lIkfeHF hsssiih1
orally effective N cutting a balkyy horse
and should, never be attended by pun
lsA4mehts With 6the whlb!1A n n ~
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Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1922-01-05
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In the deser BIZ La ] a, Peru,
there are tn -ahds Of cEesseAt- iaped
Uand dunes, ormed by the ind and
slowly advaneing Eess the eveft ur-
2ace. One investigator measured one
q these dunes, the points Of whose
crescent were 100 feet apart, while the
length round the convex side was ATT
feet. The width at the widest part OF
the crescent was more than 100 feet.
The weight Of the sand composing the
dune was estimated at 5000 tons, yet it
moved 125 feet In a year. All the
tunes have the same form, and all
have the convex side toward the pre-
pilins sOSti~inpTNE 4 =
Us No Shsnssg iA 3
$50 you've been specializing in the
market. have your "Not at all; al
ways lose my money on sure things."-
Lie.