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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-05-19

and capias. same order IN both.
In following cases, Jury and YER
dict guilty.
Annie Clemens, appeal :. L. fined
$3.50 and 90 days.
Norman Clark, Petit Larceny Gncd
$50 ard 30 days.
Torcy Brooks, CIVIC fined 500 and
60 days.
7 ney Brooks, Cad count>acquited.
7 Bars Best Soap FOR 25c, pack
ages Washing Powder lor 21c.
Leakesville Mercantile Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-05-19

All the newest things in Shirts
and Underwear at
Leakesville Mercantile Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-05-19
GRAND JURY REPORT.

State OF Mississippi
County OF Greene
10 the Honorable John L. Buck
ley, Judge
We the Grand Jury of Greene
County, Mississippi do respectfully
submit this our final report:
We have examined 20 witnesses
and returned 20 trle bills,
We have examined the County
Officers Books and hud the same
neatly kept and in good condition.
We find the roads of this County
in very bad condition except where
worked by the County convicts and
the County Commissioner and we
recommend change in the present
system OF working the roads.
We find the conditions in so far as
the criminal laws being obeyed to be
in fairly good in our county.
And now having finished our la
bors, we beg to thank your Honor
for the able and brilliant charge Civ
en- US that SO aided us in doing what
we thought our duty, and we also
beg to thank the able District At
torney, the County Attorney and
the other County Officers for the
assistance rendered us in the dis
charge of our duties; and now beg
to be discharged.
Respectfully submitted.
w. A. COAKER, Foreman.
,nEHRRENa
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
The following cases ordered to files
Dallas Wilkes, A & B with Int 10 K
4 NJ.
Tyra D. Roberts, A and B.
Joe Billiard, c W G.
Leslie Webb, "
Harry Eubanks
w. w. Moody "
Coley Daughdrill, Seduction.
VIM Brewer, Indecent and Vulgar
Language.
Norman Clark, Altering mark of hog
Harvey Cox, S l..
Jack White, A and B.
Harry Wicks, "
In following cases Defendants en-
tered pleas of guilty.
Buford Brewer, Profanity fined so.
Lee Kittrell,
Ang Meadows, A and B fine $50 and
60 days sentence, suspended during
good behavior.
Geo. Price. gaming fine $25.
Dryer Lane, Profanity fine $25 and
30 days but days suspended during
good behavior.
Geo. Pace, gaming, fined $25.
DR., ]. D. Lucas, CIVIC, Forfeiture VS.
DIT. ald bondsmen for 500.
EN-. Patterson, Embezzlement, con-
tinued by state.
L. A.. Goodman, appealed, Unlawful
fishing cont'd state witnesses hadn t
been subpoenaed.
Albert Mcleod, G W c, ordered to
report at next term with witnesses.
Jack Brewer, carrying intox liquors
to public place, same order as above.
John Gully Sureties forfeited bond,
Judgment final fee 800 with 80 days
stay execution.
Joe Reynolds, 2 counts G w G. for
feiture VS. ct and hnndsmcn @. r.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-05-19

Mr.. l.. G. Kittrell, who is one of
the young yoemen from Avera, was
in the county capital Tuesday and
favored us with a subscription. We
take the procural OF patronage for
our paper from the young men as
they ente. into the adult stage, as
one OF the highest endorsements it
can receive, and their number flock
ing this way is both legion and I'M
ceasing, te whom we herenow ac-
knowledge our appreciation.
25 los. Best Jap Rice for 100
Saturday May 10th at the Big Sale.
% lbs. to o customer.
LeakeSvIilc Mercantile Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-05-19
New Announcements.

The Herald is authorized to announce
G. j. MILLER
ne n candidate for Sheriff and Tax Collector OF
Greene County. Miss. subject to the action
of the Democratic party in the August pri-
maries.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-05-19

The SWEETEST lines of Hats in South
Mississippi can be found at
LeakeSville Mercantile Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-05-19

The Singing School con tract, for
which was arranged with Prot Julius
S. Rushing of Stage, Miss, for period
May % to June 3, 1911, will open at
o'clock at schoolbuilding. Rev. r. w.
Bryant is the manager and can fur
nished any particulars desired, A
circular has been sent in by Rushing
showing his scale OF prices and yer
satility IN teaching, which ranges
| from documentary up IN vocal music,
and we notice he also instructs il in
strumental. Prof. Rushing has been
serving the Clarke Memorial College
this term in his linc This local is
made gratuitously TO Help out II Q
cause of singing in this part Of the
gospel land OF America.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-05-19

Remember the Big Sale Saturday
MAY 20. Leakesville Mercantile 20.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-05-19
} DEN|f:IIi'ElHtS 4
Y HalA1sEIg4S22Na41 Y
ttiTg.Ss, II TuIu-

BORN, unto Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Eubanks OF Vcrnal, Miss, on Tues
day May 9th, 1911, A BOY.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-05-19

We carry the celebrated Brown
Shoe Co. S Shoes. The Best on
earth get pair at
Leakesville Mercantile Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-05-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE.
5.13-11.-J. w. Jernigan to Miss E.
liza Williams.
5-13-1l- w. NJ, Brannan to Miss Mis-
sic Lot.
License Tor Amos McLain to Miss
Jennie Robertson issued 4 26 return
ed not executed and cancelled May 2.
CCLORED.
5-1S- II James Wiley to Bertha Hud-
1911. Joseph Smith to Pearlie VII.
hams.
Special prices on all Groceries al
the Big Sale for ten days.
Leakesyille Mercantile Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-05-19

% lbs. Best Head Rice for 81 90
Saturday May 20th at the Big Sale.
% lbs. to customer.
I.eakesville Mercantile Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-05-19

Just received all Ginds8 OF new
goods in every department.
T-eakesVille Mercantile Co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-05-19
! 70 =
IHRIlRIAGFs'
s a83@ 81 S IL zIylBa
JERNIG AN-WILLIANS.

MARRIED, in Leakesville, Miss,
on Sunday morning, May IA, 1911.
Mr.. ]. w. Jernigan to Miss Eliza
Williams, both parties to the nuptial
contract hauling from Hi.lms.n, Miss
where they will make their future
home. Rev. Y. d. Westerfeld said
the faterul words that made them
man and wife as he has so oft done
TO 50 many other couples, as to earn
for himself the reputation of being
the "Marrying-P arson of Greene
County.
% Ia. Poet Innl Dinn fAi, 81 ll0
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1911-05-19
HONOR ROLL.

EUNUH kUhL.
Mcleod, II. T., Vernal $500
Dauehdrill, Mrs. }. L., McLain LEO
Kittrol,, l.. c., Avera Leo
Miller, G. j., City LOO
Breland, S. H., Nicely Leo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-28
FIR ATERNAL ORDER
IN BAD REPUTE
INTERN ATIONAL LIBERTY Ir<roN
SHOULD BE AVOIDED, SAYS
INSURANCE COMMITS
SIONEK

The International Liberty Union.
erstWh lille of Dayton, o. made famous
by one Critchelow and his wife. Is
SIN under the ban OF the Virginia
insurance Commissioner. Colonel But
ton warns every one not to do any
insurance business with the company
ana says he will have all the agents
OF the society arrested II thew are
caught seeking members in this
State
Insurance Commissioner Button ot-
easlonally gets letter OF inquiry
about the society, He has not and
WIZ not Issue a license to the union.
II Is understood the union has
opened offices in Coyington. KY. and
colonel Hutton sent q notification ste
Charles w. Bell, the insurance com
missioner of Kentucky. calling his at
tention 10 the presence Of the I. l..
I. at CpVfngton, in his State Some
facts connected with the plans and
methods of the organization were de-
tailed, and the Kentucky Official was
requested to look after them. Prose-
.cutions will follow any detection OF
agents engaged In, trying to secure
business sri virginia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-28
AN ORDINANCES

u tApproVed April 10, 1aif5
10 secure Tor White and Coiored pro-
PIE Respectively the Separate Loca-
ton OF Residences for Each Race.
Re 1t ordained by the Council Of tho
city OF Richmond:
!. That II shall be unlawful for any
whi'e person to occupy as a residence
or 10 Establish and maintain as a plAe.,
OF public assembly. any house upon any
st.eet or alley between two adjacenI
streets on which greater number OF
houses are occupied as residences by
cofofed people than are occupied As res
licences by white people,
I. That It shall be unlawful for any
soiorSu person to occupy as a resi-
oshee or TO establish and maintain as =
place of pabIIc assembly any house
apon any street or alley between two
adjacent streets on witch a create
numb of houses are occupied as res
licences BY white people than are oc-
cupied as residences by eolored people,
). That no person shall construct es'
locate on any block or square ON whiel,
there Is at that time no residence any
house or other building intended to bs
USED az residence. without declarin.
IN his application for IA permit to build
whether the house or building so to be
constructed Ia designed to be occupied
by white or colored people. and the
building inspector of the city ~ Rtcf
mona shail not issue an5 permit In SUCH
case unless the applicant complies with
the provisions of this section.
= That nothing in this ordinances
snail affect the location of residence
made previous to the approval OF this
ordinance. and nothing herein shall be
80 construed as to prevent the occn-
patton OF residences by white or color
ed servants or employees on the square
or block on which they are so EN-
ployed.
B. Every person either by himself or
through his agent violating. or any
agent for another violating: any one or
more OF the provisions OF thi. ord
nance. shall be liable to a fine OF not
less than one hundred nor more than
two hundred dollars recoverable before
the Police Justice of the City of Rich
mond. and, ia the discretion of the Pc
Mce Justice. such .Hansen. mAss An aa.-.
dttion thereto. be confined In the city
jail not less than thirty nor more than
ninety days.
g. This ordinance shall be In force
from Its passage.
u ..-, .BES r.. AUGUST,
City Clark
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-28
INSURGENT GENERAL.
GETS A PRESENT
AT MEETING OF THE HUNDRED
CLUB NEWtY-MApE BENEDICT
IS GIVEN A CLOCK.

AT rousing meeting Of The Hun
nred Club last night at supper, z. w.
Farley, General Of the insurgents
who has recently been married, was
presented With handsome clock by
the club. The presentation speech was
made by President OF the Club. G. ".
Bahike, who called attention to the
splendid service rendered tho Assoeia-
ton by Mr.. Farley in thu past year.
The reports last night showed q to-
tai membership Of 1913. leaving SIS new
members to be secured by Saturday
night to make the desired goal. The
members are hustlrng, and there
should be no doubt that. the end OF
the month will show the membership
well past tho 5000 mark The mem
bers OF the club win meet SATURDAY
night in the Y. M. G. A. Auditorium
to hear Ora Samuel Gray In his side
splitting address. Strike Three" This
address will BE- free to senior members
and their friends
Two mon broke records for anv
previous report f l.. Layfield report
ing 7. and Jno. c. Goode new mem
pers secured personally this week.
April 10th, will close the first wears
work In the new building. The years
work has been a great success. and
the membership committee and work
ers are anxious to make the last month
the most successful one OF the year
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-28
DURHAM FOLK HEAR
AVERA RIHLE LECTURER

especial to The Richmond virginian.
TRINITY COILEaE. DURHAM. n
G., April 2S.-For the hrst time in
four years the college community and
the cifixsns OF Durham have had the
opportunity during the past week to
near series Of the Avera Bible lec-
lures. Last year these lectures were
70 have been delivered by Bishop Hoss,
put when the time came the bishop
vas unable to come on account OF
sickness In his family.
The lectures this year vere dslivar-
ca ~ the Rev. franklin n. Parker.
y: y. OF Alexandria, La, ono Of the
aolest preachers in the Southern
Meshodist church. His subject Tor
ths series was The Prophetic Ap-
proach to the Study OF the Scriptures"
ana Tor three nights. heGinning Iast
sunday night, Craven Memorial Hail
VS. crowded with interested hearers.
Inc whole community has been help
90 on to . higher conception OF the
hna OF studying the prophetic
Bishop John {. Kilgo left early in
the week for washiuGton On business
connected with the erection IN thai
CITY Of = magnificent new Methodist
cnnrnns When completn the. church
VIII cost $276.0o0. and already t1s0.-
900 or the amount has been raissd.
From Washington RishNp Kslro went
70 richmond TO Be present At the
meeting OF the board ct church az
tension. ana will 90 from Richmond
70 MEANWHILE. Tenn. to attend the
meeting OF the board Of missions
The College Of bishops will also hold
meeting In Nashville for the pur-
pose OF making aaeignments for the
holding OF conferences next year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-28
GIRLS AND BOYS
EL0PE AND MARRY
STUDENTS OF SULLIN AND KING
COLLEGES OUTWTT PURSUERS
AND ARE MARRIED IN
xx&-
TENNESSEE.

BRISTOL VA, April 2S.-The
clipping girls from SulIin College, who
slipped away Wednesday and were
married at Church Hill. Tenn, last
evening after a sensational chase and
a hot pursuit by a college professor
and the police, came back to Bristol
to-day, escorted by the young hus-
bands. The girls, Anna Harris, of
Alabama, and Euia May Gavin, of
Alabama are sixteen and eighteen
respectively. and We're married to
Kent Kane and Sammy Wood, prep
students at King College. eighteen
and nineteen respectively. The auto
mobile which pursued the fleeing
clippers in which the police officers
and college authorities, made swift
run but arrived five minutes too late.
The clippers came near being foiled
by the delay. incident to having tc
send about fifteen miles overland TO
Rogersville. Tenn. for a license.
The girls were expelled for slip
ping out and taking an auto ride
with the boys at night and were being
prepared to be sent to their homes
in Alabama and Florida when the
eiopement occurred.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-28
'---'-a
An ORDINANCE

tApprovad April Is. 1el1l
To amend and reordain Section Ii Of
chapter 81 OF Richmond City Code.
1910, concerning the Grounds and
Buildings OF the city.
Be It ordained by the Council Of the
City Of Richmond
!. That Section IL OF chapter Il OF
Richmond City Code 1910, CONCERNING
the Grounds and Buildings Of the city.
be amended and reordatned so a. 10
read "a follows:
II. That 1t shall be unlawful for any
officer or occupant OF any room or
quarters in the City Hall, or the occu-
pant or lessee OF any other public
public building under the control OF the
Committee on Grounds and Buildings.
to make repairs. changes or alterations
to rooms, locks. keys furniture, light
ing fixtures, or other equipment OF the
City Hall. or other public buildings,
without frst obtaining the consent OF
the Building Inspector approved by the
Committee on Grounds and Buildings.
Any person violating any OF the pro-
visions of this section shall be liable 10
q ffne OF not lass than i've nor mora
than nifty dollars for each offence, re-
coverable before tho Police Justice OF
the city Of Richmond.
:. This ordinance shall be In force
from It's passage.
BEN 4. AUGUST,
Cffxs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-28

Virginia. We also wish to thank the
International Committee for giving US
fer the time being Mir. Marion Law
renee. and Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner.
who have done SO much to make this
Co4vertiou the success 1t is We also
hereby record our appreciation OF Miss
NaFJ1ie Lee Frayscr ana Mr. W. j.
Vaughan, OF the Ky, sunday school AS
ISOLATION for their splendid help.
And we thank Mir. ". G, Mercer for
the acceptable way he has conducted
the music. We also hereby give our
Committee OF Publication for the use
Of the song books used during the Con
Nention. Also wish to extend thanks
To 4hhe Y. Nj e. A. for THE use of their
building. and for the many courtesies
and conSeniences shown and to the
pastor and officers of the Seventh
street Christian church for their build
inps also to the ladies who prepared
and served the delicious and dainty
lanch In the Y. NJ. G.. A. rooms; and to
Mr.. n. Courtice scott and his co-work-
ers OF the various committees who have
done SO much to make this Convention
he success 1T has been. We greatly
appreciate the use OF this building.
granted Ia 80 by the school Board. or
trustees.
Wa wish to thank the officers OF the
Association. and especially the Gem
tral Executive Committee for the
plendid work accomplished by them
during the past year and to all who
have entertained OF contributed In any
way TIA the pleasure and profit OF the
delegates and friends attending this
Convention.
Respectfully submitted.
\. LEE KNOWLES,
q. Il. PLEASANTS,
r II. Lacy.
w l., HOOVER.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-28
FREE LANCE IS IN
FIELD FOR HOUSE
MIR. }. 4. MASSEY ANNOUNCES
CANDIDACY IN SpoTsYIAANIA
AGAINST MIR. COLEMAN.

Spe' iaI to The Richmo:a Virsinian.)
SPoTSYLFANiA, VA April 2s.-~
j. 6. Massey, OF this county. whose
politics are unknown, has publicly
announced mis- candidacy for tho
House Of Delegates in opposition to
Bon. {, Il. Coleman. the incumbent
Inc whole political field and situation
here points to one OF the tiercest bat
ties along that inc which has been
nad tor many years. and as election
day approaches the contest will wax
warmer and warmer. Hon. f. G. L.,
Moncur", for the Senate; Thomas
stc'iSc.i~r+ s'oieinait; Tor Commorf-'
wealth attorney. and T. A Harris,
Tor clerk OF court, are the only can
didates who UP 10 this time have no
opposition, but with the election six
months off II Is nof unlikely there will
De opposition for all the Offices.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-28
~
TEACHERS Of THIRD
DISTRICT ASSEMBLE
MORE THAN THREE HUNDRED
MEET IN THIRD ANNUAL SEES
SION IN THIS CITY.
COLLEGE FOR WOMEN
QUESTION STILL ALIVE AND WILL
BE BROUGHT UP " NEXT LEGJs-
LATURE-MANY tories OF IN
TEREsr FOR DISCUSSION.
COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

More than 500 school teachers of the
Third district gathered In the city
Friday to attend the third annual
meeting of the teachers of the Third
congressional district. which convened
in the auditorium of John Marshall
high school at 3 O'Clock. The meet
Ing, while the largest in the history
o. the body, is expected to be an ex-
ceptionally beneficial one and at the
business session on Saturday morning
a. number of recommendations will
be made to the State Teachers As
ISOLATION, which will meet in Norfolk
this year during the week of Thanks
giving.
The question of Il State Woman's
College is alive among the teachers
throughout the State and the Third
district teachers are as keen for the
establishment OF such an institution
as are the others. At the last SEES
sion of the Legislature bill estab-
fishing such a college at Charlottes-
Vile was introduced by Senator Au-
brey Strobe, but II was not acted
upon. 1t is proposed by the teachers
to keep the subject alive and make
another effort before the next legis-
lature.
No Part OF University.
lege a part of the University OF vir-
ginia, but a separate and distinct
institption. The college, however.
would havt the benefit of the services
in part of some OF the members of
the university faculty.
The meeting on Saturday morning
Is also expected to make recomnlen-
dations to the State Association on
otrtification OF teachers and vocational
education. These two subjects will be
among the principal ones considered
during the present meeting.
Frank w. Duke. superintendent OF
Virginia Mechanics Institute, will de-
liver an address on Friday evening
on Vocational Guidance" The ques-
ton of placing the boy in the proper
vocation is recognized by Mr.. Duke
as one of great importance and he
has made a number of addresses upon
the subject throughout the State.
Teachers Certificates.
'Certification OF Teachers" Is a sub
jeet to be handled by 4. Fl. Chand-
Ter. of the State Board of Examiners,
which is of special interest to teach
ers. Under the present system. many
teachers are not informed as to the
requirements OF the State in reference
to their receiving certificates~--some
being required to pass examinations
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-28
WERE CUNNING FOR
KING OF SERVAI

VIENNA, April 3s.-If King Peter,
OF Servia- had Persisted In hts inten-r
ton to visit Budapest. where he was
TO hxve oeen receiver By Emperor
FRANK Josef. Of Austria. his LIE. syoslsi,
have paid the penalty.
On the best OF authority it was
stated to-day that plot was dis
covered to kill the king II he left
Belgrade. Even the army ofncers had
determined not to protect the king
while en- route from his palace to the
depot
When Peter learned OF this, the
Austrian emperor was notified and
the latter accommodatingly allowed
the report to be spread that his own
Illness had caused the cancellation Of
the meeting.
The. Servian opposition to the meet
Ing 10 due to charges of bad faith to-
ward Servia on Austria's part and the
hatred OF Austria engendered At the
time Of the annexation OF Bosnia and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-28
FOR SKIN DISEASES


A Treatment That Costs Nothing On.
less II Provides Satisfactory Relief
we have a grayish-white ointment
with a pleasant odor that 10 clean
10 use. which we believe ID the best
known remedy for the relief Of skin
diseases 1T Is especially eflcacious
TOT overcoming eczema in all its vari-
GUS Forms, ring worm, acne. pimples.
oiotches, insect bites, letter. certain
form OF ulcers, sores and wounds Il
- strongly antiseptic. cleansing, sooth-
ing and healing. 1t stops ali itching
and burning caused by skin eruptions
We are so positive this ointment IL
unequalled that we offer it with the
distinct understanding that IL after
having given 1t q reasonable trfal
You are not satisfied with the results.
you have only got to tell u and We
will, without clubbing, return every
cent paid us for 1t. We exact no
promises or obligations whatever.
We want you to try Rexan Eczema
Ointment. The first application Ktves
a refreshing sense of relief, and be-
cause OF its germ destroying power
u eradieates the germ or parasite
which causes eczema and many other
eruptions. 1t quickly allays the In
ilammation, gives protection to the
Unnamed surfaces. and helps restore
nealthy tissue. 1t Is particularly ac~
tive in relieving skin ailments pecu-
liar to children You certainly can
not lose anything by trying 1t. We
would not dare make this offer ex
cept we are positive Rexan Ecxema
Ointment will satisfactorily benefit
you. Price per box, SOC Remember.
You can only obtain 1t at our store
roik Miller's The Rexall Store. ss4
East Main
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-28
md others not being required to do
70 " W

ana others not being required to do
SO.
Mrs. E. e. Munford will st.c,,ss
Higher Education for women ;,
owing to the fact that the great ma
lority OF women teachers are in the
lower grades, II is stated that fer
women. intending to become teachers.
go in for higher education. 1t il
pointed out. however. that lesx than
8 per cent. of the teachers Of the
nigh schools Of Virginia are men and
IL IL necessary that women should 70
IN Tor hisher education to supply the
increasing demand for. teachers In
high schools.
AS result of the meeting OF the
teachers which opens at 4 O'Clock
Friday afternoon. a half holiday was
given in all of the schools in the
city.