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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-17
HENRY R. W0RTHINeT0N


To the Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit of Franklin Trust Com
pany, issued under the Deposit Agreement dated
October IS, 1914, for Preferred Stock of Henry r. Worth.
ington and to Holders of Preferred Stock OF said Company:
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Committee, acting
under the above Deposit Agreement, have adopted a Plan and
Agreement making provision for the REIMBURSEMENT of Henry X.
Worthington, and have deposited the same with franklin Trust
Company, the Depository OF the Committee. Said Plan and Agree
ment are incorporated in a Plan and Agreement Of Reorganization
OF International Steam Pump Company, which has been adopted
by the Protective Committees representing the bonds and stock of
that Company. Copies thereof may be obtained from the DEPOSIT
tary or from the Secretary of the Committee.
Holders OF the above certificates OF deposit shall conclusively
be deemed to have assented to the said Plan and Agreement, unless
on Or before September 10, 1915, they shall file with the Depository
written notice OF their dissent thereto and Of their desire to with
draw from the above Deposit Agreement Upon filing of such
notice they may Withdraw the stock represented by their certih-
Of deposit from said Deposit Agreement in accordance with
the provisions thereof, by surrendering to the Depositary their GER
tihcates OF deposit in negotiable form and by paying 10 the De-
positary Herewith the sum of 81 so for every deposited share of
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light supply and firm Fowls not very ac-
tive. Turkeys slow. Prices: Fresh. fowls,
Western, boxed, 90 lbs. and over. ia c. {;
Western, scHlded, large, liza a Toe. broilers,
lsW 26c, old ROSTERS, l2al2tc; squads,
prime, white, 10 lbs TO dozen, 81 so; . lbs,
80; $ lbs, $3.50. T~urkeys-Fresh hens aud
toms. Ice. Frosen-Turkeys, dry picked,
selected, Gle, Western, zoe; Texas. Ia
ING. Chickens, ~ to box, milk fed, ~ to
a. lbs, 2lc.; Is lbs, and over, ~ u ?2c. .
corn fed, i3 to ~ lbs, lSc as 10. and
over, zoe. Fowls. ~ to box, so lbs. and
over to dozen, ,lic,, 30 10 50 lbs. ltiac,
Old BOOSTERS, lsH l2nC.
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AIIEGHANy oRE AID IRoN COMPANY.

ONCE Of The Farmers Loan and Trust
Company. Sos. lG.-1 william Street, New
York city. for the sale to the Trustee
under the mortgage ~ the Allegheny ore
and Iron Company. dated February 23rd.
1908. Of a sufficient number ~ bonds So
cured by said mortgage. to invest va
OS7.53 Of the sinking Fund Tho right 10
reserved 20 reject any and all bids.
Pr puSdls must be presented before l2
O'Clock NJ on september Sri. 1915, and
should be directed as foi'oWst
proposals to the sinking Fund Of mo
Allegheny tro and Iron COMPANY, The
Farmers. Loan and Trust COMPANY. Nos.
l6-22 william street, New York city"
THE FARMERS LOAN y TRUST
COMPANY. Trustee,
BY DWl : MNRSFpN, President.
New YORK. Angnsl - lll.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Aug. 16-This market was
very active to-day. Good advances were
male in several issues. Booth Fisheries
common and preferred were the strong
est feature. Sears-Roebuck, Union Car
bIde and Chicago Pneumatic Tool were
also very prominent on the upward
movement. The bond market was un-
changed. The summary
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lstsraatisaal Steam Pump Company
REORGANIZATION

To HoAess Of Certificates Of Deposit of Guaranty Trust Company
Of New York issued under the Deposit Agreement dated
- August g. 1914. for First Lien Twenty Year Five Per Cent
Company. and to Holders of Bonds Of said Issue:
Notice 10 hereby given that the undersigned Committee, acting
nnder IN above Deposit Agreement, has prepared and adopted a
pp! bar ana Agreement tor the reorganization Of International Steam
Pump Company, and has filed a copy thereof with Guaranty Trust
Company of New York. the Depositary Of the COMMITTEES.
Holders OF the above certificates Of deposit shall eoncusively
be deemed to have assented to the said Plan and Agreement Of
withdraw the bonds represented thereby from the above Deposit
Agreement tn accordance with the provisions thereof, by surrender
ing to the Depositary their certificate. OF deposit in negotiable form
and BY paying to the Depository Herewith the sum Of SIS per
mittes a. . fair contribution towards its compensation and expenses
Holders OF said First Lien Five Per Cent. Bonds, who have
not already deposited their bonds under the aboye Deposit Agree
ment and who desire to participate in the above Plan and Agree
ment OF Reorganization and to become entitled to its benefits, must
deposit their bonds, on or before September il, 1915, in negotiable
form land. It coupon bonds. bearing the September |, l9i1 and all
No ~, io BIo.dwsy. New York City, or at il; Office in London, or
OF St Louis No, Commonwealth Trust Company, OF Boston, Mass,
Assoeatie Casa, Of Amsterdam. Holland, or Aktengeselsehaft Leu
q. Co, OF Zurich, Switzerland. For such deposit transferable GER
uheates of deposit will be issued by the Depository or It's agents.
Copies OF the Plan and Agreement Of Reorganization may be
or from the Secretary Of the Committee.
Dated, New York, August IA, 1915.
CHARLES II sABIN. Chairman.
r sh WALTsR LEIGH LEIGH.
4 r ps r LAMME9SYY MEIER.
cRAvATH 4 HENDERSON,.
Counsel for Committee.
ARTHUR B. HATCHER,
Secretary.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
lao Broadway. New York.
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PrTsnURG, Aug. 16.-Pittsburg Coal
was active n higher In the market
here to-day. Westinghouse Air Brake
was pa points higher. with westing-
house Electric IA point higher. Column
bia Gas and Electric vas active. gaining
Y for the day. The summary:
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Cincinnati, indianapolis &
Western Railway Company

REORGANIZATION.
To the Ho,ders Of Cert,sestes Of p~ves,t ~
The EouItsh,e Trust Compsn, o. New
York. issued under the Stockholders
Agreement a.,.d J,I, q ,ota IN,
Cincinnati, indianapolis 4 Western
Railway Company First and Refund.
ing MORTGAGE -Four Fer Cent. dirty
Year. Gold Bond. and for the Indiana.
Decatur 4 western Railway Company
First Mortxase Five Per Gent. (rorty
Year, Gold Bonds, and 10 the holders
Of such certificates stamped - &C.
sented to the Plan and Agreement Of
Reorganization Of Cincinnati. Indian
apoiis q Western Railway Compsny
dated June 4, 1918,
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the above
mentioned Pla and Agreement Of Reor-
Ganization has been declared operative and
effective.
Each holder Of q Certificate Of Dsposit
above mentioned IL hereby notified to nay,
on or before September 1, 1915. to THE
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. as Depositary, a. required BY and
under the terms Of the Plan and Agrss.
meut above mentioned, the sum Of $500
for each 81, 900 bond deposited by him, en-.
iitling him TO receive under the terms of
the Plan Of denomination when the Plan
has been contaminated.
$500 per value In new Frrst Mortxsss
Blonde,
$500 par value In the Preferred Stock.
and
5000 mar value In the Commou stock
Of the new company Tor Voting Trust Car.
| tincatcs representing such stock). Such
deposi,ors are further notified anon max.
Ing such m to present to the De.
| positary their Certificates OF Deposit for
.,.-nn. ,h..... a.. o., -
80,
D..o.
=. a. 90 -
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International Steam Pump Company
DE00GAMl7Ara0A

To the Holders of Certificates of Deposit Of the Columbia Trust
Company for Preferred and Common Stock Of the Inter
national Steam Pump Company:
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned Committee have
prepared and adopted a plan and agreement OF reorganization OF
International Steam Pump Company, and in accordance with the
provisions OF Article Fourth OF the Deposit Agreement Of Sep
TENDER Is, 1914, a signed original oi the plan and agreement has
Committee.
Holders OF the above certificates of deposit shall be conclusyely
held to have assented to and ratified said plan and agreement Of
reorganization. unless on OF before September Is, 1915, they shall
he with the Depository written notice OF their dissent and OF their
withdrawal from said plan and agreement and shall withdraw the
deposit in accordance with the provisions Of said Article Fourth Of
said Deposit Agreement, by surrendering to the Depository their
certificates OF deposit in negotiable form, and by paying TO the
Depository Herewith the sun OF hfty-four cents (54c) upon each
share OF preferred stock, and twenty seven cents (2Ic) upon each
share OF common stock 81 Withdrawn. which said sums have been
penses and compensation OF the Committee Is audited by the
Depository.
Copies Of the Plan and Agreement OF reorganization may be
obtained from the Secretary OF the Committee, or from the De-
positary at its office in New York.
Dated. New York, August IA. 1915.
LEWIS L. CLARKE, Chairman.
WILLARD v. KING,
L. T. HAGGIN,
ALBERT N. PARLIN.
OTTO MARX,
Committee.
GEORGE +. WARREN.
Secretary of Committee.
% Broadway, New York City.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY,
Depository,
90 Broadway, New York City.
ALEXANDER & GREEN,
Counsel,
100 Broadway. New York City.
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%COTTONSEED OIL.

Expectations Of larger crude oil Of
ferings, favorable cotton weather and
oil prices, The inclInes In foreign ex-
change were against fresh export sales.
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CHANGES BILL IN MARINE SUIT.
Trust Company Says Principal of
$4,000, 900 Mortgage Is Due.

With permission Of Judge J Illus NJ,
Mayer OF the United States District
Court yesterday the Fidelity Trust COM
pany Of Philadelphia filed 4 new cross
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II A. NJ. BIDS to Liverpool were oc-
tober. s2sc. January, s09c. Mar h,
ss4c. The market there is due TO open
to-day . to 2k points lower.
paseFntg and stCgie vera
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JOINT REORGANIZATION COMMITTEE.
by WIN>LOW :. PIERCE, Chairman.
nnAaa NaN NnrA Univ % llln
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY GuARAN-
TEED 3is T. CENT. TRUST CERTIFI-
TES .ERIE> . - nlfE Iu2l

Pursuant u ierms OF an tgrrtmnnt dated
September /, 1897, the Undersigned invites
tenders OF above certificates for sale and
delivery as of september /, 1915, at a price
not exceeding par and Interest, 10 the ex-
tent OF $4,000, the sum now payable to
sinking Fund.
Spalrl tenders. stating specific numbers
OF certificates offered. should he addressed
TO GIRARD TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
sinking Fund ms ,Vanla Company Guar
anteed 3l7 per cent. Trust Certificates,
Series ~" AMI via he received until s
D.. m. August ~. 1913. Accepted certificates
must be delivered ON september /, or Sc
curity furnished that dty. " required, hat
delivery viii he mad" within ten DAYS.
GIRARp TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
GEORGE II. STUART 81. Treasurer.
Philadelphia, Pa, August 10, 1919.
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open.High.Low. Clos
Inc ast aat inR e

Spot cotton at New York was quiet,
S points decline middling, s.2oc.
Southern spot markets were unchanged
to 6 points lower. with New Orleans,
Sc; Galveston. &C.: Savannah, sAc. ;
Houston. &C. +: Augusta, s.63c., and Mem
phis, s.s7c. .
The New Orleans market closed
steady. Prices were.
open High. Low. Clos Prev
ing. est. eat, inc. eio's :
psc,mbcr % ga $50 s5t@ss s,fTs.,i
January s1 s@ s& etsgsN sSae.36
The Liverpool marNet opened quiet.
There was a fair demand in spot cot
ton. with middllng 4 points advance at
SAD. Sales. 5000 bales: receipts. 81
900 bales, including $500 American.
Prices at Liverpool closed quiet. but
steady.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON, Aug B,-The statement OF
the receipts and disbursements OF the Treas
ury shows:
Saturday. This month. Fiscal year
Receipts, go. $3.50, 0S9 81, '69. 600 ISL ~, SCI
Disburse 'nts 3,+itl@ S2,T5g go iOiO7g0 ai
Deficit, sl,57I,lsl Sg.TseiA S.. ail, ao1
Receipts from customs yesterday. si6l. 6i3;
internal revenue. ordinary, 81. ON. 76S: corpora
ton TAX, &Sl, 49,; Miscellaneous. s.gi, O7i. Ma.
tionsl bank notes received for redemption.
81. 49, l3.
The cash statement OF the United States
Treasurer for August /, shows:
EENEQ Al HMM
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The Wabash Railroad Co.

.
REORGANIZATION.
To Holders OF First Rcfunding and ESten-
sions Mortgage Bonds. Preferred stock
and Common stock Of The Wabash
X H"il 5spa.i H'% i.sasS IN Ss' RE +, 'f TaaissSis
trail Trust Company Of New York. or
Columbia Trust Company Tor Its prede-
cessor). representing the same:
The Plan and Agreement OF Reorgani.a-
ton dated APri. =; isiS; hIyins Sssn de-
e eiiifss ' Sf b 6Ia: sl,H'; Sr Of cS Shtsin,i
ferrsd' OF the Railroad Company. mus,
me sl sh' R psgmsn' , GsqD Of 'n OF p tne% Ta' S"ds or
oftrt ti2't Or Or rmiiE ~ Eo q, fGiisI irRIHsf
FORE August 80. 1913.
Al the TINE Of mak,nE the above pay.
Ing said stock must be presented TO The
Equitable Trust Company OF New York for
the purpose Of having such payment noted
Holders. Of Certificates OF Deposit repre-.
senting stock, who fail 20 make the above
shall cease TO he entitled to any rights or
benefits under the Plan and Agreement OF
the return OF their deposited stock. Pay
ments must be made In New York funds.
York, NS0' .
SO soon as prac'lcahle alter the GATE so
hxed as above for the payment to he made
By holders Of Certificates OF Deposit repre-
| senting stock, notice Will be given to hold
ers OF Certificates OF Deposit representing
First Refunding and Extensions Mortgage
Bonds OF the Railroad Company, of the
amount OF the paymen required OF them:
| AS provided In the Plan and Agreement OF
reorganization and Of the date by which
such payment. or the first l~nstalment there
OF. shall he made,
The time within which further deposits
of both stock and bonds may be made
under the Plan and Agreement OF Reor-
ganlzation has been further extended to
and including August so, 1918; but At the
time when any stock Is 50 deposited. and
as a condition OF such deposit, the above
payment 81 $40 per share must be made In
respect thereof.
,a,Av eop NnMMIYYeG
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stock, which sum has been determined by the Committee as the
pro rate share, payable by each depositor, of the obligations, ex-
penses and compensation Of the Committee. Assessments already
paid on the call Of the Committee will be credited on this amount.
Depositors who assent to the Plan, and who have paid their
assessments already called for by the Committee, will be refunded
new securities issued under the Plan.
Holders Of Preferred Stock Of Henry R. Worthington who
have not already deposited their stock under the above Deposit
Agreement and who desire to participate in the above Plan and
Agreement and to become entitled to its benefits, must deposit their
see,tiheates Of stock in negotiable form on o before September -.
% Wall Street New York City, or at l66 Montague Street OF
so Fulton Street, Brooklyn. For such deposit transferable GER
thcates OF deposit will be issued by said Trust Company.
Dated, New York. August IA. 1915.
e. ROBERT B. WOODWARD Chairman.
JONATHAN BULKLEY,
PERCY JACKSON,
WILLIAM A. PERRY.
ALIX w. STANLEY,
HOSEA WEBSTER,
Committee.
STIRLING BIRMINGHAM,
Secretary,
30 Maiden Lane, New York
FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY,
Depository,
46 Wall Street, New York,
l6 Montague Street, Brooklyn,
500 Fulton Street, Brooklyn
The Lexington advertiser., 1915-05-07
NEAR DURANT.

Everybody is busy with their straw
berries and crop.
Several from around here attended
the picnic at Bethesda Sunday
Claud Wynn is assisting r. T. Nc
Lellan during the berry season,
We are glad that little Edgar McLel-
Ian is better after an attack of diph-
liberia.
Miss Inez Weeks spent from Satur-
day to Tuesday in Durant with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Carrie Williams stopped to see
her sister, Miss Beulah, on her return
home from Laurel, where she has
been teaching school
Mr.. Jim Moorehead made a business
trip to Durant Sunday.
Misses Matte Lou and lnez Weeks
were seen car riding Sunday.
\ Leslie Ellard and Miss Inez Weeks
called on Miss Ida Inman Saturday
night.
Miss Mildred Weatherby and Jack
Brown attended the picnic at Bethesda
Sunday.
Miss Beulah Williams spent Saturday
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Weeks in Durant
Little Annie Moorehead called on
The Lexington advertiser., 1915-05-07

Mrs. Herman Weeks Saturday after
noon
The Young Womans Auxiliary met
with Mrs. Neely Monday evening. All
reported a nice time.
Miss Matte Lou Weeks spent from
Friday to Sunday with her cousin, J.
D. Weeks, of Lexington.
Lieut.. j. A. Weeks was Sunday
visitor to Durant.
Walter Durham accompanied Miss
Inez Weeks home from church Sunday
night.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Shep
Ellis is so i'll at this writing, and we
hope he will soon be better.
J. NJ. Weeks spent Saturday with his
brother, Nj. L. Weeks, at Bowling
Green.
J. D. Weeks accompanied Miss Mil
dred Watson and his cousin, Matte
Lou Weeks, to Bethesda Sunday.
Misses Matte Lou and lnez Weeks
called on Miss Marguerite Bell Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. A. NJ. Moorehead is on the sick
list again
Saturday night was the last of the
million Dollar Mystery at the Royal
Theatre and it sug..E vas ELI yea
Miss Inez Weeks calledon Mrs. eau
sey Monday afternor N. HOECAkE.
The Lexington advertiser., 1915-05-07
MONTGOMERY

W. NJ, Pierce dined with R, B. Hol-
loWay Sunday.
D. Holloway was seen cnroute to
Silver City Saturday.
Messrs. John Collier and Talmage
Smith were the glad guests of K. b.
Holloway Sunday afternoon.
0. II Holloway made a business call
on JnO. Collier Monday.
Tamage Smith whiIed away a few
happy hours at the home Of ", A..
Woods Sunday morning.
Cicero Chandler and H. d. Lennard
have been visiting friends Of our little
burg recently.
Misses Tennie Num- and Mary Woods
spent Sunday last very pleasantly
with their friend, Willie Holloway.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Parker and two
little ones were out driving Sunday
afternoon.
f. T. Lennard and W. NJ. Pierce
made a business trip to Crugcr Mon.
day.
Everybody is very busy working out
their cotton.
will go, wishing the editor and
readers success, CANDY KID.
The Lexington advertiser., 1915-05-07

with his cousin, Tom Wigley.
Misses Ida Pettus, Flossie Everett,
Nettie Davis, Clara Hale and Lonnie
Boatwright dined with Miss Leila Boyd
Sunday.
Misses Jennie Everett and Eva Dick
ard spent Monday with Misses Matte
and Alma WigIey.
Mrs. Cora Wigley, Mrs Kate Boyd
and charming daughter, Leila, spent
Tuesday afternoon at the Wigley
home.
Miss Eva Dickard is spending a few
DAYS this week with Flossie Everett.
A large crowd from this place at
tended preaching at Hebron Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Wigley dined with Mrs.
G. D. Cant: Sunday.
Rev. W. j. O'Bryant spent Sunday
night with p. Williams and family.
W. F. Williams went to Lexington
Tuesday.
We are glad to learn that Miss Jen.
ME Everett is able to be up at this
writing.
Miss Matte Wigley returned home
from SwifttOwn Sunday, where she
has been visiting relatives and friends.
Harper Wigley, of BelzOna, spent q
few days this week with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Boyd was ir
Lexington, shopping, Saturday.
Miss Alma Wigley, FIoy Everett,
Jimmie Boatwright dined at the Har,
vey home Sunday,
= Harper Wigley and mother went tC
Lexington Monday.
Tom Wjgley spent Friday night with
his brother, R, B. Wigey. at Hebron.
Misses Clara Hale, Alma Wigley
and Dewitt Smith and LonnIe Boat
wright called at the Everett home
Sunday afternoon.
Tom Wigley dincd with Clayton
House Sunday.
Among those who went to Lexington
Saturday were Jim and AIbcrtDickard,
Oscar IngoId, Joe Willie and Eugene
| Roberts, J. S. Hale and wife.
Good luck to all. PAPAS' BOYS.
The Lexington advertiser., 1915-05-07

Gov. E. F. Noel was in TchuIa be-
tween trains Thursday.
DR.. o. D. Hooker made business
trip to Jackson Wednesday.
C. C. BedwelI returned Thursday
morning from a short trip to Iazoo
City.
Dewitt Mcmillan, day machinist at
Gwin, has been quite sick for few
days.
A. c. Ross was down from Green
wood and spent Sunday with home
folks.
Mr., and Mrs. W. T. Grswold spent
a day or so in Jackson with relatives
and friends.
A merry party of young people, cha
peroned by Mrs. O. NJ. Arnett, visited
Gwin Tuesday night.
NJ. P. Grain, car Inspector at Gwln,
was called to Jackson Thursday, ac-
count of the illness Of his sister,
Mrs. J. C. Cook returned Wednesday
evening from several weeks, visit
with relatives and friends at Poplar
vile.
W. Y. GuiIbert, special field repre-
sentative of the Lamar Life Insurance
Company of Jackson, spent a couple OF
days in Tchula this week.
r. A. Mason, of Chicago, who put
in the pipe work of the new shops at
Gwin. was here two or three days this
week, looking after the new plant.
A r. Thorne. maChinist at GWln
fyY, r.
ing the visit of his brother. HIs JOB
is being held down by Cliff Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Flower, of Lexing-
ton. announce the engagement and APP
proaching marriage of their sister,
Miss Mildred Flower, to Morris Fink,
of Tchula
E. NJ. Thorne, brother of Machinst
A R. Thorne, and Paul English, a
noted motion picture actor, are spend
ing several days in Tchula before IeaV-
ing for the scene of their labors at
Biloxi.
In the game of basket ball played at
Lexington between the Lexington and
Tchula teams, the tables were turned
on the Tchula girls and they were
forced to bow in defeat by score Of 7
to d. The game was warmly contested,
and the Tchua girls took their defeat
very good naturedIy. The score be-
inc equal in number of games won by
each, the next game will no doubt be
more warmly contested than any yet
nIaved. The following from Tchula
attendel the gam e Mr. and Mrs.
Jobn Gwin, Tressa Reinhard. Gertrude
Pleasant. Aleen Smith, Ruth Ruby,
ANY Gordon. Sam Cox, Hyman Schur,
Lucy May Hutchinson, Miss Blanche
Foose Miss Ina Rogers, Thresa Foose,
MaheI Clark, Elizabeth Christmas,
Walden Arnett, Courtney Perry, Nor
man Reinhard, Miss Lora Ruby, 7. }.
Bopue. p. c. Foose, Knox Pierce, Ro-
bin Jones.
The Lexington advertiser., 1915-05-07
TCHULA DEPARTMENT.
Continued from page 5
The LeFlore Theatre.

Mr.. A. C. Ross, of Tchula, has de-
cded to open the Lehore Theatre in
this city, and is remodeling the Spaci-
Gus stOrehouse at 1913 Howard street,
next door to the store Of d. G. Peteet
& Bro, and will have same in first
class shape to begin business on or
about May 10. Mr.. Ross informs The
Commonwealth that it is his purpose
to give his patrons high-cIass motion
pictures at all times and at reasonable
prices; that he is providing the build
ing with modern ventilation, and will
endeavor to give the public courteous
treatment and satisfactory service in
exchange for their patronage, of which
he hopes to receive a liberal share. --
Greenwood Commonwealth.
The Lexington advertiser., 1915-05-07
OVER THE COUNTY.


elected Prof. T. Lewis as principal and
Mrs W. j. Roberts as assistant for
another year. | am sure they could
not have made a better selection if
they had chosen from all the teachers
of Carroll county. Y. B. Bruce was
elected trustee for another year.
Martin Melton spent Sunday evening
with Sam and Henry Goodwin.
Suber Roberts called at the home of
W. B. Mcdaniel Sunday afternoon.
Ernest Fleming was a caller at W.
3. McDaniel's Saturday afternoon,
BLUE EYES.