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pmcessary to go into the details describing the practical
SFord car-everybody knows all about "The Universal
goes and comes day after day and year after year at an
so small tht it's wonderful. This advertisement it
e buyers to place orders without delay. Buy a Ford
san get one. We'll take good care of your order- get
you as soon as possible--and give the best in "after
required.
nMotor Company, In
Prompt-Ellicd t---Rdlale
jathorlzed Agents Pord
You Want to Buy? Write Js.
kI You Want to Sell? Write Us.
CANNOT BE FOUND IN YOUR HOME MARKET.
WHAT YOU WISH TO PURCHASE, EITHER NEW
IAND. WE CAN SECURE IT FOR YOU.
WHA'wOU WISH TO SELL, WE CA FIND A
t FOR IT.
IN ZITHER CASE ARE VERY SMALL.
S veew. y Mles stultla; ama*g the au eo 4 Lra iii
'.a w.at' Ba s.m.thlag * ha. hek !
3LGW. .. WEW WLt L d
all Paper and
Paints!
received a large shipment of wall paper
Colors and Designs. Don'tfail to call
see our large stock-just wha you want
't Let Cold Weather Catch
You Uuprepared[.
hyase one of our Hot Blast Heaters and
the winter. We have in them all sizes
TRACTORS Buggies and Wagon
ve Farmers are fast
the money advant- We made a good buy and if you'
the.Tractor has over the
Call around to see us are in the market for either it.
will tell you more about
forgve handle the it will pay you to get our price.
Tractor suited for this
Sfor w can save you money.
hSupply Conlpao, Inc.
KPnm lCwtssT RacIine
Pr.. SY
-aST YOUR REAL ESTATE
Our Service Department has in
quiries from several parties for farm
ann tiptber lands. Send us a list of
what; you have to sell.-Rayville Sup
Spl And Hardware Co.
SOCIAL AND LOCAL NOTES
Mrs. George 8S. Yerger was in Tal
lulah Wednesday attending to Red
Cress work.
Mrs. W. J. Ward and Mrs. A. J.
Sevier left yesterday for Readland,
Ark., where they will spend the week
end with Mrs. Ads Williamson, of
that place.
Mrs. O. C. Johnson leaves today for
Dallas, Texas, where she will visit
relatives. Mr. Johnson will Join her
on December 1st, when they both.will
go their new location in Los Angeles,
Cal. Mrs. Johnpon's many friends
here regret to see her leave, but they
also wish her happiness in their new
location.
We buy and sell all kinds of arm
and timber lands anywhere.--Ray
ville Supply Co., Rayville, La.
Miss Jenny Bonney, of St.Joseph,
ZLa., passed through Tallulah on last
Tuesday.
M:. Josiah P. Scott, of the Tensas
Gazette, of St. Joseph, La., will be
a visitor in Tallulah Sun'ay at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rountree.
Mr. J. L. Rountree, of the Concor
dia Sentinel, Vidalia, La., will arrive
in Tallulah today to spend several
days at the home of his son, Mr. W.
L. Rountree in Talulah.
Mrs.G eo. Spencer and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Carneal Goldman, were via
itors to Vicksburg Wednesday.
SMrs. Erwin Cook, of Anguailla,
Miss., and Mrs. Pred Johhson, of
Shreveport, La., are in Tallulah at
the home of their mother, Mrs. W. H.
Iarvey.
Miss Erexine Brooks, of Tallulah,
is in the Infirmary in Vicksburg, W~n
,lergoing treatment for a broken an:
kle, which occurred more thaen a ear
ago. and whichiately has been giv
ing her some trouble. The Journal
extends sympathy to Miss Brooks and
wishes for her 'ipeedy recovery:
Under the chartmanshipf ao Mrs.'
Geore 8. Yrerr, 'the.' Red CreMr
-drive for melabership resewals M4
donations has proven quite a smedi,
notwithstanding a few of our citizens
refused to respond to the call in mak
..bg, up Mad 4..n., qpt of eleve
hundred df ars. All a. d e
to the liberality of thosewhe respond.
ad.to the call, and the sm.ela and
pntir!s efforts o the many ladied
who alasted sY foresu,iu ptTo ug
POR. SALE.-Two puae bred
"Jerset Sora and Y` p isit '
ed. M4ke'isiaa dte ' .4.
t. ' PURNL.LL
I Ei E.lrabeth Morris Kyle, Field; r
I epresentatiýe c' the Red Crcas, -was V
in Tallulah on Thursday, looking af- b:
ter the Red Cross interest in tow. a.1
i She is here from New Orleans. se
I so
A. S. Coltharp has two bungalows a
for sale in Jobnuon's East End Addi- 'n
+ tion. Call or see him at the Talnu- ii
Slah Hardware and ,Furnjture Co.
ci
A. S. Clths.has-three more Vs- i
cant lots in Johna'as ~ast End Ad- k
t dition at $200.0- eaeh., .
I Mr. W Gilpin, mnager of the ct
I local ow, says that the new n
seats ra house were shipp- i
led O AIl the patrons of the
pictur Ill be gladil k to see them
arrive an hope that it -r ill be soon. 01
di
Misses May a.nd ~aryRss, ofTal1d
lulalh, Lhave passed State Teachers'
- Examihation for first grade certifi
cates, ~bid they exeect to get a school di
before long. It will be:remembered
, that thise young ladies.mere among
t 'hose who always had their names on
the honor roll of the Tailaah. ii r
Schooj, which was published in the
B Journal regularly. al
le
We .egret to learn that Mr. O. C.
JTohnson will leave Tallhlah beforecc
!ong igiving severed relhtions with
the Talilah Supply Co., to take ,
feet m the first of the yeat. Mt. vi
1 Johnsen .will leave for California at
which .plee he ha: see eted another to
position which, we are glad to know, Ia
is bettV than the one he now has.
SWhile.. regret to see hifn leave, at
the samie time we are v'ta to learn ,
that jis going to a better job, and p
hope i*t If he hat a olstietter of- t,
fer, l fill be able to take it. of
t Mr Md Mrs. Andrew J. Sevier.
were &itors to Vlcksburg Tue'ay
and aWesday. They .euoye i one
'of th  's hits "Souie Thne"--a
mus comedy. .
M . Aga.e y- a day -I`.,1
r Jac "c) h teVt k whery ibe a
,was .sh.pin. . > .
on ay:,t~~ .. a n, e.t
7 MI Mr$r I t
Fall from a very pleasant trip to
uery A. 8ar,4 th' hew n
Ep' minister for trs wfll
8t'op, 1 ardYsat n' zk 3fthe eag
Ind warr .body)f .lh tl's s Rot ,
Shoudn ' ;f .eled heilbthr 'blm
-SoM ~yTal .khDrulat-bfltr 7o
"Ab s.minber of tht,- i f  , tb,
,º st w. m'e i p - e 'a
taiQn. eElew oft bi ýf.
ane .roib ri a niaililtr a8,"
He a that " . grm wi!
i oi.n asta fjau y fort nos at oN. 's
i to'ho .tlse ie C tiN and th
Aothe memers of the Book Club metb l
at ,the Crtouq. with o mAbers '
ColthrI p gi i te4 be Ijet of,
eto. el iie imn msent qf
He Iagpr act*** eeu*d h*
taken. Iowe e, eac ,mltbn.was
dIscussed and., eepted. Why lailis
and the wred&8mt'St tof e look Club
w •is *tt~ wihthPy. 'i t ' o
council meetPin te 4Z U i. p
were - t~estds: i
The Taeaich 3Met CirL t#ws reg
aei ad . l ', ot -l.met with
them at a'tfhe~1e o intolyte Pro
siedot nt i ta in qi sew ent
to-them tie fel.le ganplim.:
earmnet Ip, support sad - wM in
erery 1nudinbhla h eto tse·memt
sad eanilfying tr em wa . r
meintele. Nte. Y-IThet - soN
0m m the anae at ever Bte a messd d
hat pamty be rpaisfed to pat
" altde.'l, --'t-tl a el '
nass bewup b seeque a serm or
6L~C Meby wind or
h rY ~-1 sa
i crete sews:. on the north side of the cc
s V. S. & P. R. R., a!onig the Snyde beo
- b:oc!, the Bark and the Spencer, s
` lock, he flushed at least twice a wees it,
so as to render thefront street more
sanitary. At the present trime this is cr
sa grave merace to public health and ~e
h~nost assurely should be attended to th
.it on*e. is
Resolution No. 4.-That the Coun- b:
ecl enforce he law made'somne ionths h:
back, rwhich requires both railroads to (.:
keep the grass ,ut on their holdings s:
in towin. w
lResolution No. 5.-That good w:
crossings be made at all street co:- tL!
Sners as soon as possible. fa
Resoiutlon No. 6.-That all house-' C
holders be forced to keep the grass in
cut'on both siies of the concrete walk m
in fronltof'their residence; and grass wc
or weeds burned and not thrcwn in' o
ditches; and that the grass and weeds ,
be 'kept cut on all vacant lots, whether" in
oowered by public or private indivi-I
duals.
Resolution No. 7.-That all sewer
age from· bath rooms and kitcherlt
sinks be carried off in a sanitary man- tl
rer, pr run irto a ceas-pool in the te
~owners yard, and not run into the Lsi
streets. Recognizing the fact that =
all the street improvements are use- le
less unless the existin stock law is L,
enforced. Resolved t all stock, \
cows, calves, horses, mules, hogs, ci
colts, 'ec., be kept in an enclosure im
and that a fine be attached for the
vio)ation of this law. That the Mayor cc
Er d Aldermeu instruct the marshal to I
r take up lhn stock he see running at bE
large, whether reported to him or 0i
Snpt.. , F.
Owing to the fact that the Mayor fi
would not attend this meeting the '
Pre~ident *as instructed by Mr. Craig o01
to , pppolat' the following committee is
of six ladle~: Mrs. Chas. Coltharp, SI
Mrs. W. A. Gilpin, Mrs. W. J. Ward, icc
SMrs. A., J. Sevier, "Mrs. J. S. Agee, i la
and' Misi Sara Bloom, to appEar be- is
tore.te Council at its regular meet- ft
i, -th* first Tuesday night in Decem- n'
tbesst elbt, showing that the public
s qlhia.1 .of thle towi demande4 that o'
ettke !of "ive the' Council authority tl
t,.i , ch:i', f.esd to these resolutions, a
Sad 'lI the emarsal to see tht 
Sthet are enforc4d.
..A,oated discussion in regard toi
.' .dt.inage of .,e town, and the.
Siminpavyetent of our roads was in
atrtd' af h a" ember,; and we
were aure ;by the Aldermen that
al ie would .i" Attended' to in the
r near fut.re; jut as soon as our bonds -
II were sold and money in the treasury.
:: " b `CHAR . COLTHARP
, : . m con6itehL l.t A N.
r · IYea lI Ce 4LtAN.
M., -, - D. H. AiLETm
S, ;" esolitio. CO mp ttee.. J
' ,.A,t ~$ , "t ,,,STI Rd }ins.
CTION OF GOVFRSMKNT
h DsN 'eValss'eOi sp. lI d
'siMpa ib 'ii brand-nise
1iJaarrfrd ost ....d a commer- ,
. sel i i th pchibgit  ioment
:to seiavr thie&iar dirt, e, may the
a iefir ad thie d a lM of Chimis
.trr, uied Stastes Depiatment of Ar
Srieni~arliý rli iie intvetligated var
tAq4fms.buhefuteC lw sugar. In addi
Ip to bto a iwee. , mlt nsour iup
• s  tdit 6f ,e, which addste
-i..x ' tl its id sifty and valed ase
.il Ci.!'etI emastlter.Utm eo
W., Oie malt sue r has long h'
ml-nwn t~m li ts, ias prodetion ,
Ib op met b l is nly beginalnit.
s- TA is .tleted ias pro-at
, . .tty , te shortage of
ur mpigplhs developed a market for it
ag sad.the cident prohbidtion law has
_ uap4 lvda . i W ith ir nateotrsi and
v ,.e b upaltitey iteeded for its manl
a~$ur , Malt sugar srtp is made
rtreq thrie * a inr . bod r, and
" may dee cidea.fpi'corn or potatoes
pyapy pl~at R dbnitalng st~asch. BDr
y. whice.was hiid until recently in
N thla Lan·attifti of beer, can be used
,pow to piridu manlt sugar sirp.
.pli eweee, ~1i very li ttle chang,
- can be ~.ad nd ate now being used
he e-_ s manuIfacture. Up to a certain
.t point the procrs for making malt
rnpnpr sirup is t-e sane as the proces1t
SJ|ermaing bep. Evaporating pans ip
stia principal .4ditional equipment me
p1 quired by lbrweries to become malt
5 IPgIs siflp 4acteries.
p4, 5aqeAieni beasta to fo ser
S: Malt m8t sirup looks very anmch
ce WIIeamspel .imsp ' It can be used for
e qverlth inthat cane sugar isre~l
as fer. Whie lie use on the tabip -sy
lea wet be quite as convenient as sgar,
ab it Is a aboo aneellmnt subetitate ior
tp b t ublse Z sugar is not to be led(
qdt b'ie to euar in feed value. .or
1ceeiokt and Itafor perooms and forj
qau sn dy it itaa3 t oey equal to
li ear Ja *ekeand food vein.!
igh bat lei supp er se wee becsase·
rei it wl lne teede verttia . -
Malt m alrip I. new Wag mold1
n odes and veansa d sqttardkt mum)
mthtrews, tweitia i hplaee of
n. resent advaehemats In beade
pupapemrs and deewbere s frme I to
lo i ma per sa 6 herrelh a nwr
d.g.'br lieu the - or f it g.tewiuel
mmd s ir at sa a hm m utelv
, ah -********
coffee, oat meal, and deserts. It can
be used for every purpose for which
Ssugar is used. If the housewives want
it, the grocers will get it.
Although malt sugar sirup i; being
caller: uj;on, so far a~, hourehold us; is
1 co,:ce:-.'e.l 'rc as· a pi'ich ni,ter in
the present emergency, the special
ists expect that it will make such a
batting average that it wi:ll hereafter
have a regular place in the ba::irg
:crder. This is a case o\*'hr." tho sub
stitute makes so good that the regular
whose place it takcs, may have to
1warm the hbench. While it is r.ot likely.
tal: th'.s new sw.\t will replace su mar
i for table usa in normal times, it ua
< Coubtedly will make a place ;or its-.I'
, in the household as it is decr. in the
manufacture of food proo'ucrs. It is
San excellent, whalosomn: sirup and.
on tccounL t,; 1. !:. , .: !:.: o:,
reupCr t" . '.~.ar fCo" Cl. , p?_ "p:Les3
in c oko;.i: n- tie. l :tlin, .
HIGH SCIOCL NOTES
rI .ast Wednesity afternoon at th:ee
.the high school was delightfuvly er:
tertained by the members of the tcnt:,
;rade. Seve-al memlher, of tile nirth
:rnade assisted. They gave t.L a bur
lesque commenncement pro,-ram. We
l:elieve the se:io.s erijo:e,! it ak:o.
We wre cery "1^ t c a r;.a i:
of the peronts out for the e:tertain
The first rumbe- cf cur lyce .:r
'cource will be the MIc'ropelitan Male
QiQartette on the evening of Novem
'ber 25th. We have three numbers on
our tew course. One will be the
Fredcricks Concert Comary and the
1 ifiid will be the Smith;-Spring-Hiol
tihes Quintette. Mir. F-erer*e1;:s i c-.e
of the world's greate:t v!i: ir:: r.
Sis acsisted by tw. beaut:fu! 1 ,.i:
,Smiths-Springs-.Iil:-es c .. ,p
,i omros:d of twa;.,t! : a-'
ladies. Each mn.ibe:" f :e -, e.,
.is a first cr.-,s r cia. ': ~
for these twa c rna:.is wil !,e ::
.nounced la'e:..
Our boy's baskett 1a!l *'^n v '-' ! 'o
Eover to Rayvi'e on 'he aft;-. .,r n cf
Sthe 21st and give th a "..,",'! - ,.o
a little practice. We '.. , o r.iv:
Rayrville a gan:e on ou" gru.,ds c :i
the near future.
Lyric That
MONDAY NOVEMBER 17, 1919
MAE MARSH In
TheFace n 'rho Dark
' BRAY PICTUREGRArH
rIAdmI,~"o-......... . a. d ,,.
SWEbDNESDAY NOVEM!!" . 1"'13
' , "DONWARD TO DOOM"
jiti, Eisede of
Smashing Barriers
PFe.ting' William Duncan
S"HOW AtTY M ooADE GOOD"
S AND -1H PORTRAIT"
t- A iLs1o-__e . 5c'and 2Sc.
I
' FRIDAY DECEMBER 2I, 1i9w
SFighting Destiny
WITH HARRY T. MOZEY
" 'IRAUDS A;WD FREE LUNCH"
a] - (Comedy)
- Admlssi---------Ie md le.
The Letterhead
Should Be Distinctively
Yours !
S--OT SOME RUBBER OR AMMUNITION CO.'S WITH
YOUR NAME PRINTED ON IT. WE
CARRY TWO GRADES
Hammermill and Old
Deerlield Bonds
-SETTE~R IF YOU WAiNT I ) WILL GUARANTEE
THE PRINTING TO BE .1OOD AS YOU CAN GET.
STOP ADVERTISING SQML OTHER FIRM'S GOODS
AND GIVE US YOUR ORDEB SAMPLES FREE.
The Madison Journa
TA aUA - -- -. -- .- LOUISIANA 
Parker Section]
Shis p'ace is Bought and Paid for by
the Fr;ends in Madison Pdrish of
the lion. J. M. Parker, Gukeraatmr
ial Candidate for the Creat State
of Louisiana.
ANENT PARISH CFFILIALS
Just suppose we had had a "mix
up" here as in so,m: parishes and in
New 'r: zans. The:re would be much
ohecki::'s a'id re-clhecking of the poll
list, but as it i'. every thing is quiet
:-d! .re.:-. VWe t.o not refer to the
,fficinis wh:o hcld nIon-lucrative offi
cc;, but to those who hold the paying
jobs. Th-i nomina:tions having been
closed ;:an no oppo ing ticket, they
ln looki :,ross thl' vista of the next
fo'ir years v.i:h r!e'-ure--not a blent
i:,h to a i' its beauty, not a cloud to
l&.ken i ' :..-yrhtne.; and on the dis
tant h e ri.on clearly see 1924 in bold
rceli:'. Ncs'!ir.+: dlwn in deepest re
ce ses cf th:,i, h;carts is the word
" "--:: . :A.d is the word-and
,.:I it ol:' s iup they greet it with
a sn:i'e of .-a'i::ca.c:ion. They owe all
this to the Parker men and should
be g y::e`:! to them for not putting
.ut a tic:eLt. Of course they will say
"We cou!:l have beaten them any
wny," but " sometimes, all the time,
you just can't tell." A cog might have
.;!ired, and all of their many fond
hores, great expect.ations and solid
caluculTtin mi:ght have gone to--
' .,'r.a-s. Now when they have said
their recu!ation prayers, they can
"e'u!l tn" for peaceful slumber and
pleasan;t lren::ms, without being di-.
'!'r' , by any nightmares, such as
' h:,? much will this campalrn, cost
.. ow wi 1 my bank account sr-- I
S' e::!, how wil I get over these
'y ror.d=, how many times will I
r- to get a tcan to pull the auto
'sfter I h7Ve 'ion Bill and John,
• : they h::ave declared eternal alledi
a *-. will they 's'and hitched.' How
will 'tap' me for a ten or twenty
toiay, and how many will want
'I" -r amounts, payable in the dia
,':, dim future? No swapping of
vc 's now to upset my calculations.
i1 -r 'dead safe,' and for all these
h' ~sings I thank the Parker men and
tw !l not sa"~in be found buttonholing
vc.ters to tet them to support the
'rin' candtrate. I feel so grateful
that I might contribute to their eam
"anirn fund half per cent of what it
would have cost me. There is no par
ticular reason for me to raise 'Sam
IHill' when I have friends on both
sides. I have gotten what I want and
after that mn" activity might acset as a
boo lerang later on. -I n still young
and may Want to swing on to what
I have for years to come. They say
their sole object is to elect Mr. Park
dr. Not having any swinish element
in me. I feel that as they have re
lieved me of all the vexations, uner
thtinty and expense of a campaign, I
should let them have whakitey want."
Our camouflage canpaign is aome.
what puzzling to the "ring" support
ers. We are. looking through green
* goggles.and they cannot see what we
see, .nt they 'will see on election
d@ that we have been "sawing wood
all the time. We do not ask Parker
men to wear buttons or declare thebm
selves to the publie, but keep quiet.
ly working, securing all the Parker
votes they can.