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Mitchell sworn
AScOllECTOR,NOT
OUT Or c|TY:RAcE
"For the People to Say" He
Says When Questioned
About Mayoralty.

John Purroy Mitchell self-styied an
accident In poiities' and . municipal
storm centre almost from the day he
became President Of ne Board Of Alder.
men four YEAR, 40. was sworn IN -
Collector Of the Port Of New York 10
day-the most powerful Federal Of
nee within President wilson's s.fs to Q
New Yorker. Venerable u. q. Commis-
saonr John A. Shields administered the
oath Of once In the presence OF two
hundred city omeiais. FEDERAL onscses
and Government employees In the big
ante-room.
Collector Alitchei's induction into Of.
ne was unostsntatfous. The rsslr4ng
Colsctor. william rIoso jr.. wished his
successor prosperity and Mr.. Mitchell
said II would be his aim 10 continue the
splendiA administration Of Mr.. Loeb.
Both posed for . dozen cameras and
then the swarm Of customs officials
filed In and shook the hand Of their
new superior.
Before me long line was half sx.
hausted Mr.. michele erstwhiis col.
leagues on the Board Of Estimate. With
Borough Prss,dsats MoAneny ana
Steers and . dossu Or moro Aidsrmsn,
crowded In TO Offer congratulations
The ceremony over. ne new Collector,
the youngest to attain such distinction.
escaped into his executive chamber,
wher assistance piled . huge bundle OF
official oapsrs for his Signature. The
A.
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Justice Asphalt Also Allows
Her Counsel s., 500, In
stead Of SIS, 900 Asked.
SAYS IT'S SUFFICIENT.
viii Support Her and Children
Tin Manner to Which They're
Entitled" Says Court.

AZ he forscasted . few weeks ago IN
n tart and pithy address from the bench
upon the subject Of w,n,an's sxtrava.
yancs and . wifes inclination 20 WORK
\ good thing" Justice Aspinaii rsfused,
In his decision handel down N the
Brooklyn supreme Court to-day. to
grant Mrs. George Gustav Heys the S1s..
ooo alimony she ASKS for. pending the
settlement Of her divorce suit against
her millionaire husband
A nissardiy $4,000 . ysnr. instead o.
t7s.ooo. and counsel fees Of S2.soo. instead
Of the sis,oN prayld for BY Mr.. Hsys's
attorneys was whaa Justice Asphalt set
down a. "sufscisnt for the mAintsnaacs
Of the plaintiff and her two children In
the manner to which they ere entitled"
and . just iecompense for the not over
artuous iabors Of Mrs. Heys's legal
advisers.
HCVG 10 NO LONGER A MILL
ioNAiRE.
The plaintiff In this case asks $500
month alimony." says Justice A.
pinall In his decision. But the
award Of alimony should be strictly
limited to the wants and necessities OF
life and the plaintiff has not convinced
the Court that the wants and necessi-
ties of the life she IL entitled 10 enjoy
should demand any such income.
| The plaintiff alleges her husband en-
Joys an income OF $4,000. but this 10 q
mere general statement and there are
no detailed facts In plaintiffs statement
to substantiate II. The defendants
statement. supported by citations from
his personal accounts. shows that his net
assets now amount only to $4,000 and
that his income during the past three
years has been only $4,000.
Under these circumstances the Court
10 Of the opinion that 4i.26o . month ~i'l
be sufhcient for the maintenance OF the
plaintiff and those dependent upon her
In the manner to which they are an
titled"
DurinS the course Of the lengthy ar
gument Arising out OF Mr.. Heye's
resistance to the unusual amount OF
slimony demanded by his wife. II was
brought out that. though Mr.. Heye an
joyed considerably more than q million
when he married ten years ago. his
wife's expenditures. including automo-
biles, Jewels, country houses and other
appurtenanoss of social life. had cut his
capital to such an extent that he was
no longer q millionaire. Besides having
to settle an allowance OF 5000 a month
on. Mrs. Heye. Mr.. Heye had bought .
home In Massachusetts for her parents
and brother and gave them $500 Q month
| on which to live.
JUDGE OEcLAREe she HAS SEEN
"WoRkiNo" HeYe AliMoNv.
1t was on May % that Justice Asphalt
lost his patience with what appeared 10
be Mrs. Heye's endeavor to sink the
financial harpoon a. far a. possible
into her husbands bank account. After
hearing the arguments q her counsel
that day. he broke out:
"You can be absolutely certain I won't
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eA 10 one o. me
nsVs sVsr sssn-mevon. 10 b
candid. I mus own to only knowing
those Of France and Belgium and never
havtns visiesd IN Dngiish raos-msst.
ing-snd Il don seam guoh a v.sts OF
rood meAaslsai
got e>aes iats 4, n. naAa,. - ~.
.s,.,,o.. 49, -. -. 49,.
~ 49, ssSWo snsrs W.
no VI mee woe strstoh
oseut'ru"y kspt lawn. and on the
WslI-oedsrsd sravsl paths that led to
the ssAndstand there wasn't . seuli n
Il hadn't 6ssn tor ne vasus enserv I
hsa,A "A H. disNanos ara a t. 5000.
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suesso e "'ns'onesssD uWAes
pesS' Oo9e ~ ne pesoas TIA II was
ths middle a he wssk why 1t
home ~ q Q vssbds1, a. lawn, the
psddoch. ne srounds b~n,n6 M s,anA.
stand. H. s,esu ,v.,a. ,v.t ,n.s1. N.
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foII. would turn IN. however. n they
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LADY cHURsT0N MISSING.

LONDON. June THE citissn. the
labor daily aswspspsr. prints one Of the
latest West End society sensations
which 10 contested with the mysterious
Disappearance Of Lady churston. better
known ~ Denise orms. the musical
comedy aetrsss. Il V rspos&sd that ~
left homo recently and has not since
essa heard o. Che has been posted -
missing At Scotland Yard and exaaas,
tive efforts have esso made to INA W.
~ 011hoW OnoannAH
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GAY LIFE 0F:c|1f
LURED away hRS.
W|FE,.SAYsDkTat
Whitestone Society Was Too
Dull for Her, Asserts Hu6. /,
band, Seeking Divorce. u

A woman. believed to be Mrs. No.
ard Battin. Of wh,tcstone. L. L.. eal q
man believed to be Ralph Browne" -
correspondent named by young BsselRA
. suit for absolute divorce. nIsd q -
Supreme Court here. were found ~
morning. In . rear room Of = iodG1ns
house At No. 10 West Twsnty-ainsA
street. After repeated AnookinG - -
door. the man stuck out his he'd 80
demanded the callers business.
On learning II was Q reporter frt0..
The Evening World the man sboutsa:
why don't you get the h+ ssas -
here and let ~ sione7 We hare neaa1n0 :
10 say and won't go anybody. -
OUT" ff
The proprietor Of the roomins he~Bs
| said he had Just learned who the oeeo-,
pants Of the room were and that hs ~
ordered them 70 vacsts the room ~.
noon to-day. IA.
Ralph Browne. an operative WIN ehe'
Pinksrtons. called at The Evsnine Wos91
once to-day. The papers In Baso1a1f
suit and the previous newspapss -
counts had given him the imprssesa
that he was the man meant BY "RalpA,
Browne" named ~ correspondent. =,
Il never met Mrs. Battin Or Batt1n ~
.. my nfs." said Browna II i've WITH
my mother At No. I Manhattan svsans
and have had nothing to DO WIKI this
case. How my name got mixed -up -
II can't imagine. II has hurt me tn
my profession. and my efforts to 81 b
touch with Battin or his attesuev.
Clarence Fox. have been In vain. TAeesl
10 some mistake and I want to 60 q
Strengthened out" .rrl ~
The divorce action Of young BAss1a
look the social colony Of whitsstone ~
surprise yesterday. The couple wsss Dss.'
sumed TO be happily married and -
voted to one another. Mrs. Dattln. hoO<
ever. was In the habit Of making tsiDe
10 New York several timss wssa-
shopping excursions. she said. ~.i.
On one Of these trips. friends Of Hat.
tin assert. the pretty matroa MT
Browne" On May . the youns matson
with her two children left Whits1tlQA,
and disappsarsd. 80, ... ,.4s \,
The two children. q hoy and 0iyl.
were by Mrs. Battin's frst marriage
to one Homann Of Broeklyn~ who pes1
mittcd her to get a divorce several
years ago. After taxing the childses,
to New York Mrs. Battin cent the BOY
to his father and the sirl b her 49,
ter.
Friends Of Battin saw Browne oNA
her together. II 10 alleged. and Reported
the fact to the husband. Detectives were
engaged and trailed tho couple = "
rooming house on ThIrty-fourth street.,
In an attempt to dodge their pursuses
the couple moved to the rwsnty.ninth
street house. where Mrs. BAttin waS.
located and served Tuesday Wit Ne
papers In her husbands divorce actiea.
Battln. who Ii secretary Of the Lock.'
wood Company. manufacturers Of haso-
| ware at No. IL Reade street. refused ~,
day to discuss the case at any isngth
II merely wish to deny that there 10
any possibility Of reconciliation" ~
said. There 10 no chance for that. Z
can never forgive her The thing hAa
gone too far. The papers are ssrvs1. q
have Al the evidence I need and thaa u
all there 10 to Il. For my wife. eas
only say that she often complains1 ct
the dullnsas Of whitestons and wau111
the Eayer life Of the CITY,"
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widow Ends Life with Gas.

Mrs Margaret Mckenzie. widow
sixty years old. was found dead in the
kitchen of her apartment. No. 9fS
Steinway avenue. Long Island city. at
o'clock this morning \ tube. one
END OF which was connected with the
gas range. was in her mouth. Her son,
with whom she had been
living, is in Washington.
The evening world., 1913-06-07
ATTORNEY DROPS DEAD.


u Restaaeaat.
Philip Marx. . lawyer. had Just fin.
ished hearty breakfast In a restaurant
1 No. "a East One Hundred and EiEhti-
eth street early to-day and was rising
from the table when he staggered and
fell to the noor Other customers At.
tempted to minister to him. but in q
few minutes he was dead. DR.. Cooloso
OF the Fordham Hospital. who was sum
monsd. said death was due to apo
plexy.
Marx was sixty-one years old. lived at
No. so4i Washington avenue. the Bronx.
and was well known there. having been
locally prominent for sixteen years. lie
had an ofhos at No. In Nassau street.
He 10 survived by . widow. . son and q
daughter. Coroner Hesly ordered his
body removed to his late residence.
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GETS WRIT TOSTOP
Y|FEfROMT TAKING
H|SBOY TOEUR0PE
Nh. Ducas Blocked by Rich
Hubby When She Is All
Ready TO Sail.
HER TRUNKS AT PIER.
But Instead of Going on
Oceanic She Must Appear
r. in Court Monday.

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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-04-25
NOTICE GF aHERIFFs SALE UNDER
EXECUTION.

b. ptrt4s II az szscstipH Issued and directed to
rs W Ias clerk u the eircuit court Of Lefore
county, Ai1slasippi, on the 5lst dag of March, 1918.
retgrnabis before the circuit court of Lefore
county. hississippi. On the first Monday of MAY.
1919. " enforce the Judgment of the circuit court
Of Laiofe county. Mississippi, rendered in cause
number $50 on the general docket of the circuit
court Of said county and atate on the 25th day of
January, A. D.. 1913, in favor of the Citizens Ma
tional Life Insurance Company, a corporation,
and against W I. Loggins for FIVE hundred and
thirty-eight dollars and eighty seven cents ($53s.-
81 and costs, to the amount Of six dollars and
seventy cents $500 as taxed, and costs to ac-
erue under said execution, said Judgment having
been duly enrolled on the Judgment rolls of said
county and state on the 25th day of February, A,
D.. 1918. |, w. c. Taylor, as sheriff of Lefore
county, Mississippi, will. on the first Monday, the
same being Monday. the 5th day of May, A. D.,
1913. within legal hours, in the manner provided
by law, at the south door of the court house Of
said county and state. in the city of Greenwood
aell. at public outcry, to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described property of the said
w. T. LoRgins, which has this day been levied
upon under said execution, in order to satisfy the
said judgment, and which said property will be
sold in order to satisfy the said judgment and all
costs, to-wit:
The southwest quarter Is la and the east
half of the northwest quarter 70 1-2 of NV La OF
section SO, and the southeast quarter Use Ia Of
section ~, the southwest quarter tsw La and the
east half Of the northwest quarter te l-2 of NV La
of section 50, and the southeast quarter Use 10 Of
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-04-25
THE CHARTER OF INC0RPoRA
fION Of DELTA LAUNDRY
COMPANY.

l. The corporate title of said com.
paay is Delta Laundry Company.
2 The names Of the incorporators
are.
samaei J. sts,n. postoaice, Green.
u1.si Miss pP.
john j. Hood, Post0ttce, Greenwood,
Mississippi.
S, p Morris, p~astotaee, Greenwood,
n 37lssiPpi.
b. The domicile IS al, Greenwood,
Mississippi
{ Amount Of capital stock Twenty
Thousand Dollars So, uun Nul.
8 The par value Of shares - So1m
each.
Is The perlu,5 Of existence mot 10
exceed fifty years. IS fifty years,
The purpose Tor WINCH ia Great
ed To bald, enrct. purchase, lease,
s41ln. or atAe-e sea- acquire a saltAhie
plant sag TIRE pa-.plss az carrying ~ q
yral stexu and hAad lauBdry husI,
, Ga wash. g. cleanse, 10 renoSSte
All NlHis " wearing apparel ard house
bed Esats. D. .s4r t@r. caRAr, dys, dts
=!atE. Easa& teAH. rsaavAte aud pre-
aEs t2F a~ persons a wearing apparel.
1@t&ha@i ETar t1~!AaaS. clothing. ar
raGs ami tsg9ss Isl, eli kinds. and
g. ..-gsuvs A r-SaFss convenient or
:te;g,A, and 70 establish
2rss &e-i &sanc=s elsewhere. and
Go Htsaits as business .a ell lts branch
ar3 l4. -estustsaH, to lease.
7&t& tGy S7& Convey such real
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-04-25
OWNS Up To THE SKY.

An f~utarceftor nssa nm .,o.s.
. from n lower ronr, darifa5 w.
tba AnneIa,o n,v;.;1n 1f thss
/ Cart al Rnrbestnr \ Y affirm.
ino . nronerty n,ynlr,s ri"ht f.
'thr sky snore o,~r hie nrGnorty
s rarGr5ad IN the a nv, Vaa a.,
/ ,ina g,r W,rcb
Tia nraint,ff ownod o ho,,ya
and gra,,rds in tbe civ If Rorbcg.
ter and he rla;mod ~ no d,morod
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-04-25
CITATION m cHANcERY COURT.

In the matter Of the Administration Of the
Estate Of George Schroeder. deceased. by G, A,
Wilson, Jr, Administrator~--No. 2203.
The State Of Mississippi.
To the unknown Hairs Of George Schroeder.
deceased, and to all parties having or claiming an
interest in the Estate Of the said George Schroeder,
Deceased.
You are commanded 10 appear before the
Chancery Court Of the County of Lefiore in said
State on the second Monday Of October, A. D..
1913, to show cause. it any you can, why the final
account Of the said G, A.. Wilson. Jr.. administra.
tor Of the estate Of George Schroeder. deceased.
now on file, should not be approved ag%i allowed.
and the said administrator. and the ~sursties on
his bond be forever discharged.
This, the 26th day Of March, A. D., 1918,
A.. h, BEW. Clerk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-04-25
NEGRO SHOOTS VI T. CASNEl

n r. 1.,,s MOTIF,
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a an,a, "'s ~ >,', H., II ~ j. .,,
" oa5r",t NJ A., u ur, u,i4s
aEo, VI "' t" n1 1 % +.
E ~,n,,'a' T;,s lazy rr ,j.,,s ,I,
"ry, Nv ,, .a,, ~,
oaa"o 3i>,' t"a4 ~ 50 h,,,J 49,
er,oou nono D,'t aim, - J", ,n~",,eg Nv. . -
t Iru ,rornhor "''P''"
Nj H. '" CmaEnn .o,l a.. ,I4., s.,.
g. ,ast ,' gor noafe.s ~ NH n.a"n
'a m,,i,n nDI ,, "n,G' T.
"J NJ NJ ca.LlD,. '''' ,,' az" No., "a
h aI r m,i n C",o' f,sL o'' .l, ~ ~
~ n,' b ,,n' ",d "as ahoo, t - e.a r'
va onn "a,' a,,N "o, " ae a,H ~ ". o's'
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-04-25
NOTICE OF SuEErFrS SALE UNDER Exc
CtTL0N.

NOTICE Or SEEEyFFS SALE UNDER Exc
CrUoN
ltrt5sr un6 ng g~e4r o. the authority Of that
9lr1a- gsegursga Dc nc erected on March slst,
151L Org C. 5. Fa3a. 17e-k Of the Circuit Court of
La3are GaeaEg, Mississippi. on a Judgment rem
a5ra1 on The Egts Sag af November. 1912, in said
eeaEf gr faEar * tire Memphis Tent & Awning
Company, d casgearat5on. against j. B. Phillips. |
Esa, Oh 11a4Ag. the 5th day Of May, 1918, in
front 81 The south front door Of the court house
IN the city Of Greenwood in said county and State,
within legal hours, offer for sale and sell. at pub
Ito cutlery, to the highest and best bidder for
cash. the following described property, to-wit:
Lot One II in Block Seventy-eight [Tsl Of the
Congress Heights Part Of the Henry Addition to
the city of Greenwood, Lelore County, MISSISSIPPI
pt, and Lots Forty Eight [lSl and Forty-Nine t49,
in Block Three L3l of the Nichols Addition TO the
city Of Greenwood, Lefiore county, Mississippi:
Lots 8, 6. 7 and 10 in Block "A" Of the Barnes L.
Phillips Part of the Henry Addition of the city of
Greenwood, Letlore county. Mississippi; and Is 1913
feet off of the north side of Lot 6 and 10 % feet
off Of the south side of Lot 5 in Block "F". and
Lots 7. 10 and II in Block C., Lots + and Z and
% feet off of the north side of Lot 10 and rs feet
off Of the south side of Lot 3 in Block ~. all in
the Oak Grove Part Of the Henry Addition of the
city of Greenwood. Lehore county, Mississippi:
all Of which said
above described property was levied upon by me
by virtue Of the above stated execution as the
property of the said defendant, J. B. Phillips, and
said property will be sold to satisfy said iudg.
ment in the sum of $209, 40 and sl4.05 costs, and
costs accrued and to accrue under said execution
and this sale.
Witness my signature, this the 10th day Of
April, 1918.
W. C. TAYLOR. Sheriff.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-04-25
THE SECOND SEASON AT
CAMP IRVINE.

Secretary w. A, Dunmorc has
received a neatly gotten M
pamphlet program of the second
annual Encampment of the Boy
Scouts and the Camp Fire Girls
to be held at Camp Irvine.
Camp Irvine will be open for
the Boy Scouts from May Doth to
June 18th, and for the Camp Fire
Girls from June 10Th to the 28th
inclusive.
The pamphlet is Illustrated and
contains the rules aud regulations
for each Encampment, and an in
t~eresting daily program which
will be carried out during the out
i1gs of the boys and girls.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-04-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The Board Of Supervisors of Lefore
County. Mississippi. will receive bids
at its May, 1918, meeting, on the first
Monday in May, 1913, for working the
public roads by contract, to-wit: All
roads IN Beat 5 East and South of the
Yazoo River. and all of Beats | and 3
East Of the Tallshatchie River. Said
roads to be worked according to the
plans and specifications and the terms
and conditions imposed by said Board
in working its roads by contract. Bonds
will be required by the contractors as
the law directs.
This April 8, 1918.
A.. II, BEW, Clerk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-04-25
OR O L

From Mrs. M. ". Jones Plantation at
~Highlandale, Miss, Lelore county, on
Saturday night, the 10th day of April,
1918, One Dark Bay Mare Mule,
years DID, Is hands high, in good flesh
and freshly trimmed up.
Any n returning this mule to me,
will be literally rewarded.
MRS. NJ. v. JONES,
Highlandale, Miss.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-04-25

The Board Of Supervisors of Lefore
County, Mississippi, will receive bids
at its May, 1918, meeting, on the first
Monday in May, 1913, for building pro-
lection piers at the Yazoo River Bridge
at Greenwood, according to plans and
specifications IN file with the clerk of
said Board.
This April 5, 1918.
A. r. BEW, Clerk.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-04-25
THE TARIFF TEST.

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&4'aD''i III ii'>' s'''' man "'.''
woman. '"' @'l.D''' p'",s>' I,
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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-04-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
To the creditors Of James Dahmer, de-
nnnanh

To the creditors of James Dahmer, de-
ceased:
Letters Of administration were grant
ed to the undersigned by the Chancery
Court Of Letiore County, Mississippi,
upon the estate of James Dahmer, de.
ceased. on the 2ist day of April, 1913,
and all persons having claims against
said estate are required by law to have
the anne probated and registered by
the Chancery Clerk Of said county and
state within one year from this date
and a failure to SO probate and regis
ter such claims within such time will
bar the SAME. JOHN nAHMER,
Administrator Est. Jas. Dahmer. decd.
This April cath, 1918.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-04-25

We have clients who want DEL
ia plantations at reasonable prices,
something that will be attractive
from an investment point Of view.
What have you to offer? Write
Jarnagin & Company, Goodman,
Miss. At
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-04-25

BY virtue of the authority conferred upon me
as substituted trustee. my appointment as such
being evidenced in writing and Of record in Book II,
Eleven, at Page 143, One Hundred and Forty
Eight, of the Records and Mortgages and Trust
d 2eds on land in Lefore Comfy. Mississippi, ref.
erence to which is hereby made, In the place and
stead of 7. Il. Baird in those certain deeds Of
trust executed by W 7. Burnside on the 9Th day
of December, 1903. on the 9th day Of April. 1853.
and on the Goth day Of January, 1911, respectively.
to secure certain named indebtedness to the Bank
of Commerce, of Greenwood, Lefore County. Mis-
sissippi, which said deeds Of trust are Of record In
Book 4 at page 6S. in Book s at page 80, and in
Book Z at page 855. respectively. of the Records Of
Trust Deeds of said county and state. reference
to which Is hereby made. and default having been
made in the payment Of the said Indebtedness, and
at the request Of the present holder thereof, | will.
on Monday. the 5th day of May, A. D.. 1918, as
substituted trustee. within legal hours, at the
south door of the court house IN said county, offs
for sale, to the highest and best bidder, for cash,
at public auction, the property conveyed by said
deeds of trusts and described as follows:
Lot2, Two, in Block 2, Two. and Lot 4, -Four, in
Block 8, Three, of the johnson Survey To the City
Of Greenwood, County Of Leiiors, State of Mlssis.
sippi.
will convey only such title as is vested in me
as substituted trustee.
This the 4th day of April, A. D.. 1918.
JAMES GORDON GILLESPIE.
Substituted Trustee,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-04-25

You will always find L1v- vER.LAx
in the best drug stores; ask s. L.
Rainss,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-04-25

Real estate values are f~irst.class
in Greenwood and LefIore coun-
ty.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-04-25

Farming is in good shape in
this section of the Delta.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-04-25

Circuit Court has been making
splendid progress this week.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-04-25

Trade Week begins in Green,
wood next Monday.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-04-25
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and by virtue of the power
and authority vested in me as the
trustee named in that certain deed of
trust executed by j. +, Anderson and
s, Nj, Anderson on August Sth, 1910,
TO lne undeFsiglea D D steele as rus
zee ior Ihe Peheht OF w. ,: Barry,
1919 - po0N -, "' p"SI oI'' q utt
- ''"lth"SN' "''N "SSuS " " N2'
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1913-04-25

LIV.VER-LAx, the Liver Tome; ask
s, /. Raines,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-04-09
CHAPTER VII,
The MOI.

7AwTHORNE was thoroughly
aroused to the situation by
II this time. De knew full we'll
~ that to run away would