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BILLS IN THE SENATE.

Mr. Robertson; :. H. NJ. IIt-A hill
:" amend and r"-enact am act TO amend
ami r"-enact section - OF til" charter ~
TIL" town ~! Lexington. approved April Is.
W.. - validate pnd confirm all bonds
heretofore issued hy the town and ~
authorize IN" Mayor and the counci, ~
the town to issue bonds 10 tn. amount OF
f''.hoN FOR IN" purpose of supplying tn.
town with water: referred I" the Joint
Committee ON Special. Private and Local
Legislation.
AIR Mspp: $. H. No. i7s-A hill to
amend and r-.rnact sections 3tSi and 3sO7
81 tn" Code Of virginia. ~ amended by
an net TO amend and re-cnact section,
ms. S"rg"ants. Crirrs. and ron.tRhlrs ",
al>, and 3aoI Of the code OF Virginia
approved March -. 1890: referred 10 the
Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Mapp: =. -. No. lT6--A bill Z,
amend and r"--nart sections 1tST Of the
Code OF virginia. concerning fees Of -her.
ms. serv"nnts, crierS. AMI constablrs. a.
amended by an ar, entitled an act Ia
c"dr OF virginia. concerning fees OF sher-
inS. s"rg"an,s, crt"rS. and ronstabes. an.
proved March -. le.o: referred 10 the
Committee. on Finance.
M"srrs Dicirrrpn. RiSon Mnpp. Lay.
man. Mitchell, II"ning, Parsons. Mills
c"rbitt. Booker. Oliver. Dodsnn. Early.
Holt. Andrews. Robertson. Paul. S-rgcnt
Hyatt. Cooke, Crockett. Gravatt. Beverly.
Downing. Ferguson, BYRD. Iecdy, and Gar.
r",t: $. II. No. iT7.A bin To amend ani
enact sections !. q. \. .. AMI II OF an
''l i"Idltng 10 confederate pensions,
proved February -. l?lS: referred to thu
COMMITTEE" ON Finance.
M"ssrs. Grnvatt and GUAM S. ~ 40
i'm hill To provide dISp-nsary facilities
for rural districts 10y promoting IN. ,u-
h"rcn!"S!S educational division Of III" State
R"nrd M Health snd approrriatins moneys
therefor. referred - the Committee on
Finance.
Mr-srs Grava,t and Gunn s. H. No
lIs-A hin 10 provide suitable pavilion At
cntawna ana Piedmont Sanst"ria for the
car" OF young children with active disease
from tuberculosis Infection and providing
moneys therefor; referred To the Commit
tee ON Finance
M"S>rs. Grayau and Gum; s. u. No
isO--A hin 10 erect iutlrmary build
ing for advanced cases ~ tuberculosis
among the negro race, thereby prnviding
u suitable place at which they may liz
removed from among III. unaffected citi-
zcnS thus reducing tn" danger ~ spread.
ing the Infection, aud approprIa II nj
moneys to Piedmont Tar this purpose: re-
fcrr"d to tn" Commute" Finance.
MesS Gravntt and Gum: s. n. No
lSi--A hi 10 prrVil" workshop Tor the
retraininE of tuberculosis patient. at Ca
iawha Sau"t"rium to assist them to re-
turn To their home wage ctrn-rS: re-
ferred tn the Committee on Finance.
Me>srs tiavHtt and Gum: 8. u. No.
lS.-A hill 10 provide corporation be-
tween the school system and, the State
Beard 81 Health In The serious situa =
ton caused hy ma!rutri,ion among the
young children in the Commonwealth: re-
fcrrrd {" ;h- Committee On Public lnsti-
tutions and Educa;ion.
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS

President buchanan called the Sen
ate IL order At noon. with prayer by
Rev. George w. Mcdaniel. ID. ~.
immediately upon conclusion of
call az committees senator Gravatt
moved thar his bill providing FOR
party regularity in primary elections
bc mad" tn" special order for Friday
AZ 1880, which was adopted.
The bin amending the act relative
{" The payment Of bountics for KILL
ing predatory birds and animals was
passed.
The bill IN prohibit the batting Of
wild turkeys for purpose of killing
or captur" WAS passed.
cult Of Dickinson and Lee was taken
up and passed.
Senate. hill Sc. which repeats the
appeal Of right" hill. was called up.
and Senator Cannon said that tho
law. which was enacted two years
ago. had served To congcst the dock ct
OF the supreme Court and had almost
swampcd the office OF the Attorney
General in writing briefs In unim-
rortant litigation. lie did not see
that the retention OF the measure on
pose.
Senator I.rcdy did not think tho
new law had been given sufficient
trial at the hands of the court. and
he wonld retain IL for the present.
lie did not think other States which
had the law had ovcrworkcd the
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EIGHTY Manufacturers.
SIGN UP FOR EXPOSITION
Expected That Number Will
BE Increased After General
Meeting Today.

Approximately eighty Richmond
manufacturers VIII be In line for the
second Madcin Richmond EXPOSITION.
To II" held at the Gr1yS' Armory dur
ing tn" week OF February 20. after
tn" meeting "f the general commit
tc" this afternoon at Il. NJ il iy
confidently expected by +. r. Harri- .
son. chairman of the central body! :
Investigation into the records Of
the manufacturers who have signad
up. show that there are cighteon
vacancies yet to be filled. However.
ScNcrnl members OF the committee arc
known to have names to nominate at
the meeting this afternoon. AMI II Is
believed that there Will be an
eleventh hour, rush for the few re-
manning booths.
In order TO avoid all possible chance
OF Dissatisfaction the exposition
booths viii hc chosen through a draw
Ing. every exhibitor having n chance
luck with the rest
Every booth Will be numbered ard
each slip Will bear a corresponding
number. The drawer will have TO
abd. by the result OF his luck :
+ NJ. tunnels. secretary OF tho ex4h
position. stated yesterday that datct
Will probably b. set tomorrow for,
the drawing. and members who have.
taken booths Will be notified when to,
draw.
l.. Gordon Sh.ain will hold a meet
ing of the entertainment committee
of the general body this afternoon at
= o'clock In the offices OF Ken T.. Fin
lay to make the final recommends
tons on amusements FOR the eXposi-
ton. to he presented TO the general
committee later.
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NAME MRS. HOTCHkISS
LEGION AUXILIARY HEAD
Officers for ,rnr, Are Chosen ut I'm.
nnni Meeting I'm Blues

Officers of The American Legion Aux
Hilary were elected Mt a meeting OF
the organization held yesterday NOR
ming in the Ilues' Armory Mrs
T.. ~. hntcakiss was elected presi
dent OF the organizatiou in the place
Of Mrs. &. W. Massic. who was chosen
member of the executive commit :
tee.
other officers were elected AS fol
lows Mrs &. G. Johnson, first vice
president, Airs. Charles Mason. sec
"nd vice president. Mrs George
Wayne Anderson. third viCe-presi
Gont: Mrs. II. W. Faint. secretary:
Miss Bessie lie Masuricr. corresponds
ing secretary: Mrs. x. Allen AM
mons. treasurer; Mrs Il. W. BowIcs,
registrar. md Mrs +. j. kernodle.
historian. Six members OF The exec
utivc committee also were chosen ms
follows. Mrs. 6. w. Massie. Mrs.
l.. O. Moore. Mrs. Caroline Peters
Mrs. a. T. Wilmer. Mrs w. Il.
Mathews ANA Mrs. Charles Rig
ger. DR.. Kate Waller Barrett,
SPOKE on the activities OF the or.
Sanization FOR the coming year al
the close OF the meeting.
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS

Tho Hous" Of Delegates was called
turner. member from Bedford Coun-
~. offered tho invocation. Communi.
cations from tn" senate were am
n"unc"d. and Clerk Williams an
n"unccd tina, the House Finance
COMMITTEE" had reported bils Nos.
~. - and so. and the Committee on
Agriculture aud Mining bills Nos. cl
10 %. inclusive.
communication was read from
the Marin" Engineers I:encit Asso-
rihti"n, containing resolutions urg-
TX that u" changes he made In the
IN" relative to branch pilots. the let
ter stating that the present Virginia
Law is "admirahl. and commands the
highest respect"
Delegate piits. of A!bemarle. flied
IN" final report of The Virginia Deb,
Commission, which will be printed
as House document No. TO-
ON call Of til" calendar House bill
No ., relative 50 employment of State
conviris. was passed by vote o.:
S3 u /.
House bill 40. 10. changing the laws
oi priority liens. way passed by n
NDt" OF ~ 10 ~
House TN No. u. placing hotels Of
I'VE rooms or more under the inspcc-
iiun laws OF the Stntc passed by a
vote - 80 10 g.
ii"us" bill! 30. 80. amending The
>alarS az III. iu.lg. OF the First Judi.
cial circuit. raising II from $4,000 to
Si.oo". was passed hy a vu'. ,r 80
to- II
senate hill No. 81. valida,in. ,crmI.
mai bonds To be voted on by tn. cit,
of Norfolk in February, was read the
second time and advanced on tn,
calendar.
S"na'" joint resolution. memorable
Ing the United States Congress L.
curb the power of the Int.rstat.
C"mmcrc" Commission on in;rastate
rates. ana another Senate Joint rcso-
luton memnralizinS the Interstate
Commerce" Commission "a reduce
freight rates, wcr. concurrcd In after
som" debate. as to the advisabiiitv OF
such procedure.
House bills from Nos. s to IL, in
elusive. were passed by.
House lii No. IL. authorizing tho
state Highway Commissioner to sell
AMI convey tolls houses in Frederick
County, was ordered to engroesme
and third reading. as was also No
u. amending the charter OF the city
al l.ynchburE.
long debate featured House b!li
No. -. which authorizes the Boards
"i SUPERVISORS OF counties ana coun-
ellis at cities and towns. or other gov
erninr bodies OF cities. To make ap-
preparations for memorials 10 sol.
dicrS. sailors and marines who lost
their lives in the late war. The bill
was finally amended To allow nppro-
priati"ns up TO $500 without pcti.
ton from majority OF the legal
voters OF the county. city or town
House bill 80. 10. to regu'atc thr
taking Of Wild game. was passed hy
so that amendments could he p"r-
fcct"d.
Two messages from the Governor
were read. one transmitting the re-
port OF the Art Commission and tho
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other explaining appointments To the
pcnitentiaTy board
Delegate Marvin Smithcy, Of Bruins
wick. introduced ii bill calling for an
election on the FIRST Tuesday after
the first Monday ia November. 1872
on which To vote on the question.
shall there be- Il convention to rcviSr
ih" constitution and amend the
sam" Referred 10 the Courts oi
Justice Committee.
Adjournment was taken Ut 1850
o'clock until - o'clock today.
Following Adjournment. Frank r.
Herring. OF South Bend, Ind. addressed
tho audience ON tn. economic condi-
lions today ana the need for old age
pensions.
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MURRAY & co. FILE 4
BANKRUPTCY PETITION.

Murray & Co. who conduct a wom-
ems wear establishment at SCI East
Broad Street. yesterday filed a vol
untary petition In bankruptcy in the
United states District COURT
Failure OF the concern was at
tributcd by counsel to pressure or
creditors and Inability OF the concern
to realize on opcn accounts. Liabilf-0
ties listed Mt $685. include debts due
on open account, $3.50: secured
debts, $2,l50. and rent. s+S3. Assets
Of $4,000 consist OF stock, s25.O00;
account due for goods sold. $4,000.
aud fixtures. $4,000. r. II. Tallcy Is
counsel for' the firm.
Arllndo Alright and Peltro F'ib-
hiani trading as Alright & CO.. OF
SIG West Broad street. also fled,.a
voluntary petition in bankruptcy
yesterday. Liabilities were placed at
33.S63. with assets of S2,33O
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BILLS IN THE HOUSE

! Tn" following wrr" presented and re-
| f"rr"i under rul. II.
/ 7" the Commute" on Appropriations;
/ By Mr.. Brnwn % Roanoke County. Smith
/ "' Alh"marl", Nottingham. p"nns Rev
brewer. Wills. ri;ts nnd %orrlS--A hill
( 80 pr"vid" workshop Tor ith. retaining
! II Tuberculosis patient. at CAtawbn San,.
tprum I" as,i-, them to return ~ their
homes wage "arr"rS
ity MT. Brown 80 Roanoke county. smith
- .\lh"maric, ~ cnEhnr. Deans. Rev.
| brewer, Wills, l!tts. and Notris-A bill
To p:"vid" a suitable" pavilion at C.tawbn
and Piedmont STn.ioria for the care Of
| young chIlhr.n with active diseas. from
| tuberculosis Infection and prnyliln-.
moneys therefor.
By Mr. nrown 81 Roano.;e County. Smith
| ~ Automatic. Nottingham. Adams. Deans.
Rev. Br"w'r. willis. pt;,-. and Norris
\ bin to Tr"Vil cooperation he,w-s n
| he school system and III" stat. Board
| 4 Heath IN IA" s"rinus .ltn.ti"n caused
| ~ nn!nutrItiun among III" young children
| Ia III" cummonw alth.
liy MIR. THROWN ~ Roanoke county S,ultl,
| If Alb-inHrlr, nottingham. Adams. Deans.
! Rev. Br-w"r Wili< rus and Norris
| MI I" erect an n.rmary building FOR
! mgr" race. thereby providing sul,ab."
/ place /" which they may be- renoned from,
/ 'In"ns tn" uninfect"h citizens thus. re-
| lnclug The danger OF spreading the in
! lection aud Rrpropriating moneys to ri"d
/ mont for This purpo-.
10y Mr.. brown Of Roanoke county Smith
| - go, ',,',,,t M ~, >ua 's. leans
| :, lin -, ,.t, 80. 'nn ..'"riis
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May Reopen Hnnk In Few n,..

PETERSRCRG. Jan. 26--Th- speedy
and favorable settlement OF the af-
fairs OF the Rank OF pisputanta
with the rcopcning OF the institution
Tor business within very short
time Is forecast In the Developments
ri the past few days. II is reported
that Iohn w. I.onG, vice. president of
the Virginia National Bank. OF this
city. may be the new head OF the bank
when II is rcopened.
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In the matter OF ! No. 2ss2
w. u. PARRISH In
Bankrupt iIankruptcy
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS

To the creditors OF W. b. PARRISH
o! Richmond. in the Couaty of
licnrico, and district aforesaid
bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on
January 20. 1872, the said W. r..
bankrupt, and that the FIRST meeting
OF his creditors will be held in my
office. Rooms lll8-lIl9 Mutual RuiId,
ing, Richmond. Va. on the 9TH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, 1922. at 10 o'clock
in the forenoon at which time the
said creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint a trustee. examine
the bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS. II. SNEAD.
Referee In Bankruptcy
January %. 1929
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NOTlcK OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

To the creditors 81 "a - OR L.
Siioci!ET. OF Richmond, In the
County OF Iicnricn. ana district
aforesaid ita nkrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on Ian
nary -. 1922, the said lSADORE
SlioCliET wns duly adjudicatcd
my office. Rooms IllS-liiJ Mutual
building. Richmond Va. on tn.
9Th DAY or FEBRUARY, i922 at
10 O'Clock IN the forenoon, at which
time the said creditors may attend
prove their claims. appoint a trustee
examine the bankrupt. and transact
such other husincgs an may properly
come before said meeting.
TIiOS. u. SNEAD,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE

uNENrlTUTEn LEASE
HOTEL. STREET
UPPER FLOORS s.5 AHl NJ NJ EAST nnoAD STREET
KNOWN AS D!CKINS HOTEL
FRIpAY JdA%u,AKY y Ige2
OF Central Hotel Inc viii sell No. S2
Broad and S27 East Broad street
beginning O'Clock a NJ
4
RESTAURANT EQUrMyNT
Check ResIsr Silent Register
uNENrIRED LEASE
O
sh.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO., INC, ' e''t
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WuiIt<tl-IO itrnt
KL<iL ES7ATE tOR SAFE
i;u,il,rss Property

SITE. near Locomotive
W"rh- win buildings anG railroad std
log on property. sale imperative 10
tiosc 80 estate. only il..sop, on"-thiri
cash. haI"urv very easy. Tnis Is an un-
ututl,s attractive investment. Box
,. go care Tho rl-pntch.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday. Wednesday and Friday
as information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures OF Passenger Trains
DAILY. unless otherwise shownl
I Daily except Sunday. 1 Sunday only
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.

In tn" nntt"r 81 No. 2Ss5.
EpiiEET LEE I'm
HKSDDNE. Iaukruptcy.
bankrupt
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MAIN ST.
STORE

splendid corner store. with dwell
inG above and garag. in rear. in The
center ~ manufacturing district.
Reasonable rent.
SUTTON e TrRPIN
IFS North Seventh Street
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tar.,s una Land Tor Sale !,


L ARM BARGAINS.
We have Il large list Of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. II you are
looking tor d farm, large
or small, see us.
Z. l.. x H. l.. DENOON,
SO7 East Main Street.
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NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27

IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
EliN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-27

In the matter OF No. .SSt
lSADpEE SiIpciIET, In
bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
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suburban tor sale
Wanted iscui Estate
81


FARMS wanted. large or small. For quick
results So: Mcssrs. West and Timber
!aAc. :hrm department. J. II. Catnrai
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RICHMOND. FIRE. 'SB' q & POTOMAC R.R,
broad Street Station. except where
other " ixe i0dirafedi
SEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
(Moin Street Statlonl

Leave Tor Arrive fro M,
80 am. Fla Ltd.-No Coaches. 2.53 anu
DUO arn.. Norina. ...:.........,... $50 Pm,
1880 pm. Atlanta & birmingham s35am
1870 pm. Florida. observation-disclosures. 500 am
S.35 pm. Atlantr & BIRMINGHAM S .O5 pfn
il.30 pm. Columbia 4 Pinehurst-.. 400 am
LIZ an. Fiors,ia. ...........,...... 5 ,05 pm
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AUCIiONS-LEGALS
Legal Notices

THE NlRGlNIA-CAROI.1NA RUBBER
COMPANY. INC
inc regular s"miannunl dividend Of
ti7'o has been declared by the board Of
directors or the virginia Carolina Rubber
Is. 10. an VI .''.:-mbcr 81, 1921 Checks
'"ni loo sent out III N'yment OF dividends to
all preferred stoc holders OF the said
company by Janu,fs 30
VIRGIN CA kCliNA RUBBER Co.
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ItEAL ESTATE FOR RENT

On boulevard. 0 rooms and bath.
ter and heat furnished.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-08-17


Please allow me space in your
paper to thank each and every lady
who helped in making the nice box
Of clothing for John Wesley Dyer's
(baby in Iuka), who was given 70
the Childrens' Home Society last
week, No better donation could be
given than in clothes, and | want
them to know we appreciated their
interest in this work. This baby is
in bad condition physically, but we
have him in the hospital for special
treatment and hope he will be well
soon and we can find for him a
good home where he will be well
cared for. lSigned)
Miss. Childrens' Home,
Jackson. Miss.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-08-17
GETTING SOMETHING FOR
NOTHING

At coiored Sunday School picnic,
two darky boys had lemonade stands
--one on either side Of the entrance.
The pastor came along and going
up to George said, well, my little
man, how much do you charge for
your lemonade?"
Five cents glass;" replied George.
"And how much do you charger
he asked, turning to Harry, who ran
the competing stand.
1.-TWO cents a glass" replied Harry.
The pastor cast ccnsorious eye
upon George and said to Harry, I'll
try glass of yours, my boy"
AS he quaffed the fluid. he smack
ed his lips and said, That's good. I'll
have another glass;" and he smiled
when he thought he was getting two
glasses at less than George asked for
one.
Tell me, my little man." he said to
Harry, how can you afford to sell
your lemonade for two cents a glass
when George is asking five cents 7"
We'll. you see,' said Harry, George
and mes partners, but the cat fell in
my pail so we thought we'd better sell
it first"
You don't have to go to picnic
or drink lemonade or be minister
to find out that you can't get some-
thing for nothing.
When the price is cut there is us
ually reason. You can't always find
out what the reason is by asking.
Some statesmen are less confiding than
Harry But if you are judge Of val
ues you can usually discover the rea-
son by making careful examination
Of the offering
It's 4. strange thing that man who
sees the justice and wisdom of asking
fair price for the thing he sells
often fails to see the justice and wis
dom Of paying a fair price for the
thing he buys.
The lemonade tasted good to The
pastor only until he learned the reasor
for the cut; then any price woult
have seemed high. Antidote.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1922-08-17
From Tishomineo
Tishomingo, Miss, Aug. 7, 1922

! ii9iAPAiiii6Os -hisost mug. i|--<.
Howdy, Follssl This comes hop.
ping to find you all the same.
Vinegar Hill is SO dry that about
all there is left Of it is some red sand
and a sour odor--also a few red-hoi
sandrocks. Well everybody enjoyed
the singing convention at Fish yes
terday. The best yet, they say.
Brother Tim Enlow seems to be
having his share of sickness in his
family. Matte, (the little girD j,
convalcscing from an attack OF fever
Mrs. Enlow is right sick
Louise Luttrell is on the sick list
Mrs. Jane Harlan is moving to
George Clifton's place.
The writer with two or three others
discovered a merry camping party
at the Fish Trap Dam on Bear Greek
Saturday Said they were from
| Corinth. .
Dee Dawson is moving his Sawmill
to Mrs. Buchanan's place, near Boggs
. Chapel.
John Page is making 2x4s and say
ing nothing. or nearly So
| haven't been squirrel hunting in
a long time. The last mess" of squir-
rels we had was over in Arkansas. |
took the boys out to cut wood one
day and the dog ''treed' up an old
rotten, hollow stump (about 100 feet
high) and we cut it down, and roll
OF squirrels as big as a flour barrel
ran out OF that stump for three hours.
Of course we captured several of the
latest of them.
The congregation will please stand
and sing that good old hymn
The drought is on,
The weevil is too.
Aud Bughouse Bill
Is mighty" blue,
But its no use 10 cry,
And it's no use to "cuss"
For it's not so bad
But it could be "wuss."
Lovingly yours,
BUGHOUSE BILL