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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-04
CITATION NOTICE
CITATION NOTICE
State OF Mississippi.
Greene County
NJ L, Batson. ct al.
VS.
T. " Turuer ~ nj

Greene County
NJ. L, batson. ct al.
VS.
L. e, Turner ct al.
To any and all unknown p ersons or parties
having or claiming any legal or equitable
right title. or interest in and to the land de-
sriDed as the NV Id OF SW Ia Section 10
Township North. Range West. Greene
County Mississippi. sold for taxes on the 9th
day OF April 1914.
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court OF Greene County. Miss!ssip-
vi. at the October 1918 Rules OF TIE Chancery
court to be held On the Second
Monday the 9th day of October 1916.
at the court house In the town OF Leskes Vile.
Greene county Miss. TO defend the suit In
said court OF M. L. Batson and ]. w. mack
strom- the nature OF which 10 q bill In the
Chancery Court pray ing said court to quiet and
confirm their title in and to said above de-
scribed land wherein you are defendants.
Given under my hand and seal OF said court
on this l4th day OF july 1915
SID (Chn CT SesD r. D. COCHRAN. Clerk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-04
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
FOR FURNISHING GREENE COUNTY
STATIONARY AND BLANK hooks

STATIONARY AND BLANK hooks
Notice is hereby given that the Board OF
Supervisors OF Greene County. Mississippi.
will receive sealed bids up TO the hour Of 3
o'clock p. m. of Monday.
The 9TH dav of August A. ID. 1916.
for furnishing areene county Mississippi.
wi.h stationary supplies and blank books for
two years from July LIST 1915 ~ provided by
Senate Bill Ne. 80 OF the Laws ofi9ls OF the
State OF Mississippi. Each bidder shall deposit
sertined cheek and the successful bidders shall
enter INTO bond required by said Act OF the
Legislature.
The Board OF Supervisors reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
This the 18th day OF July A. d. 1915,
r. COCHRAN elk BID of Supvrs.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-04
TIMBER OWNERS

WANTED, the public to know that
am open to contract for squaring
down timber or will sell mill Any
one wishing to contract or buy let
me hear from you at once.
7-28 VIM. CLARK,
Leakesville, Miss.
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior
y. 3. Land Once nc Jackson. Miss.
1uiv % toig

DEPARTMENT OF the Interior
U. y. Land Once at Jackson. Miss.
July 20 1919
Notice is hereby given that Charley Watts
OF Vernal. Miss. who on July gard 1913 made
homestead entry Serial No oeieO. for Sc Ia
of NV IA. and N Ella OF s VIA Seceion q
Township N Range Q w. st. STEPHENS Meri.
diam has filed notice of intention to make q.
nal three year proof to establish claim to the
land above described. before The Circuit clerk
of Greene county Miss issippi, at Leskesville.
Mas, on the
10Th day of August 1915,
Claimant names Is Witnesses: Alfred Eu-
banks, Tom Dickerson. John Eubanks and
Prank Williams all OF vernsl. Miss.
w. F. CUMMINS. Register
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-04
Legal Advertisements
cosfAfIssroNER-s.sALE OF LANDS FOR
PARTITION
Henry Williams e. ais


Minnie Woodland ct al
BY virtue of the provisions of a certain de-
cree OF the Chancery Court of Greene County
Mississippi. rendered bv said court on the isth
day OF June 1918 in the above styled and mum
bered cause, the undersigned as Special Com
missioner, viii UPON Monday the
the 9TH day OF August 1916,
at the Front door OF the court house in the
town of Leakesville. Greene county, Mississ-
ippi. within legal hours expose for sale and
sell to the highest bidder for cash the follow
Ing real estate in Greene County. Mississippi
known and described as follows, to-wlt; y
SW Ia OF SW Ia Section Township North
Range West and the NV Ia OF SELL Of
Section 80 and the Sw ia of SW Ia of Sec
tion. 30 Il 2NR6 w said lands are sold for
the purpose OF partitoniug among tho own
ers thereof in accordance With said dccree.tse
title is believed TO be good. hut will convey
only such title as is vested in me as said Spe-
ciai comms@
Witness my hand upon this the Goth daV OF
June 1916,
RE- COCHRAN. Special Commissioner
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-04
NAVE 4 GOOD GARDEN
Threugh The Summer And Fall.

Sow early in August a 10,cent
package each red valentine beans,
Georgia collards, drumhead savoy
cabbage, it will grow out doors all
winter; Bloomdale spinach. dwarf
german kale; China rose winter rad
ish; strap leaf turnip, seven top tur-
nip for greens, country gentleman
sweet corn, big boston lettuce and
Southern curled mustard. This will
give your family fresh good things to
eat every meal until Christmas and
enough may be canned TO furnish
vegetables until Spring. Plant half
an acre of Irish Cobbler potatoes,
using six bushels of seed.
III. M. COTTRELL,
Agriculturist, Bureau of Farm De-
velopment. July Oath. 1916.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-04
SUBSCRIBERS ROLL.

Green. Jno. S., Fenton, Miss $l.00
Beard, K. N, Richton r "A 80
Davis. S. W., ROM saville LOO
Green. ]. S., Lville RIA LOO
VALLEY, Joe, Richton RIA 100
John. Bexley 80
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-04

why not convert Your Iown tim
Der into cash by making crossties?
We pay highest cash prices for long
leaf heart hewn yellow pine ties 7x9-
SO" and 6x8-S. Write us for prices.
The German Co., p. o. Box GIG,
Mobile. Ala. 1920
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-04
COMMISSIONER SALE OF LAND FOR
PARTITION.


PARTITION.
G. e. Byrd. ct al
VS.. No.bSS.
Ellen sylvester
BY virtue OF the provisions OF a decree OF
the Chancery Court of the Greene County
Mississippi. rendered on the 18th day OF
June 1915 / the undersigned Special Com
missioner duly appointed by the court in the
said decree IN said cause will on Monday
the 7th day of August, A d. 1916,
at the front door of the Court House in
the town OF LeakesvIlle. Greene County, Mis-
sisappi. within legal hours expose for sale
and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash
ct public outcry. the following described real
estate situatsdin the said County OF Greene
and state OF Mississippi, to-wit:
EN- OF NW1-4; NE Ia OF SW \; NV Ia OF
SEl-4; and SWi-iof NE Ia Section ~ Town
ship three (3)North OF Range eight 90 West
containing two hdndred( 20o)acres more or less
Said land is being sold for the purpose OF a
division of the proceeds OF said sale among
the owners and parties OF interest therein in
accordance with the said decree in said casse
and the title to the said land is believed by
me to be good but will convey only such til
,le as is vested in me as said Commission
err.
K d. COCHRAN. Special Commissioners
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-08-04

Agriculturist, Bureau of Farm De
velopment. July Oath. 1916.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-28
FINANCING YOUNG DOCTORS.

The Medical Record makes a novel proposal for the
medical profession Remarking the difficulties that
young doctor usually faces in starting his practice
editor suggests that companies of physicians and
organized for the purpose of financing
them until they have got their practice a paying
basis.
The beginner would thus be enabled to start with
proper working equpment-books. instruments, office,
automobile, etc.-and to make a good appearance and
do good work the time when normally he would be
struggling TO make both ends meet and finding his
progress retarded by the disadvantages of the srug
gle. He would make good sooner, and would then be-
gin paying back the money advanced him while his
expenses exceeded his income.
This looks like socialism of a limited sort. In
socialist community, a beginner in any occupation
would presumably be financed somehow other out Of
public funds during his early struggles 1t is
thing to have it sobery proposed that such
tenn be established profession. leaving other
caings the old competitive, snk-or-swim basis.
The doctors free try it, however, if they like
and the other professions will watch the experiment
with keen interest. Probably the immediate result
would swell the ranks the medical profession
beyond all precedent-and there doctors now
than need just there many lawyers and
many preachers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-28
HOME BUSINESS METHODS.

clerk from the mail order department of a big
the silk counter with sheaf of letters
in her hand from women ordering velyets and laces
silks This wants yards Of some
thing or other but l can't read her writing said the
clerk appealing help girl behind the counter.
shopper waiting for change observed the handful Of
letters and blushed for shame at what she saw.
They written in every variety of feminine
hand writing often half sheets of note paper ,orn
each other crss-crossed posscriptsd hloted
and iHegible Samples pinned to them zigzag,
and they had in many cases been unevenly folded
That the way those women carried their
business correspondence Women scrupuously correct
in writing an invitation often incredibly careless
business affairs. The shopper she had
been guilty sending similar letters of paying her
bills in just sloppy a manner. fact of running
the whole business end of her home in the most I'M
intelligent careless These letters from
other thoughtless women only showed her her own
methods.
She profted by the experience and invested in a
typewriter all her business correspond
ences. making labels for and jars for ad-
dressing envelopes for writing her CLUB papers" and
for intimate letters. Her husband approves of
the reform His office would never have been run in
any other
Why don't more women learn to the typewriter
their seIf-respect business eff
cheney?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-28
ROOSEVELT AND LABOR.

inevitable that the who talks much
must finally fall a victim of the deadly parallel.
theodore Roosevelt president. Year 1906.
Occasion annual message TO congress. Declaration:
4 call your attention to the need of passing
the bill limiting the number of hours of en-
ployment of railroad employees. The measure
is a very moderate one. and I conceive Of
no serious objection to it. Indeed. s far ii
lies in power il should be aim steadily
TO reduce the number OF hours of labor. with
as a goal. the general introduction of the eight
day"
Again in his message TO congress Dec. 3, 1907,
Prest Roosevelt said
The congress should consider the extension
of the eight-hour Law. The principle
of the eght-hour day should rapidly
os far as practicable. be extended to the en-
tire carried by the government
And now turn your gaze this: Speaker-Theodore
Roosevelt Occasion-speech on "Anthing to- beat
Wilson" Declaration:
We have in this country things
discreditabe to representatives and
more ominous TO the future of the nation than
the passage of the Adamson eight-hour law for
railway trainmen"
The is plain. Roosevelt a hypocrte and
then or he is a hypocrite and demagogue
now-probaby both.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-28

the ballot 1t is estimated that
the jewels on this special train are
worth more than 100000, yet they
are the mere travelling decorations
Of the fair politicians. Their really
important gems are safe in the
vaults at home.
"Of course. a woman with a S15,-
0O0 diamond clasp at her throat
is peculiarly fitted 70 teach political
duties 10 women who work for a
living in factory. office or home
Mrs. Mary Hartman Rumsey. for
example heir TO one of the great
est railway magnates who ever liv-
ed and a prominent passenger on
this Hughes feminine special. will
be able to set mere ordinary mothers
right on such matters as the child
la Dor law. and convince the wives
Of railroad workers that Pres't Will
son was guilty of something akin TO
treason in urging the eight hour day.
OF course.
But more interesting than the
financial aspect of the case is the
curious topsy-tur1y nature Of this
expedition The heather are sending
missionaries TO them that have the
light. Women can not vote in New
York. and only the other day the re-
publican convention in that state re-
fused the pleas Of the suffragists.
though the Hughes campaign man
ager. Mr.. Wilcox. was present in
control Of that gathering. Yet wom-
en- from this state which denies them
the ballot are crossing the contin-
ent TO persuade their sisters who
have voted for years TO support the
republican ticket
The Hughes special may not
make many votes for that elusive
gentleman. but at least it is add
ing TO the gayety Of nations"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-28
WHAT WILSON THINKS

a little book which. like the
celebrated hat. may be said 20 be
in the ring this presidential year
is wit and Wisdom OF Woodrow
Wilson" edited by Richard Linthi-
cum. and 10 be published Sept. 27
by Doubleday. Page & Co. The
book is designed TO contain the
meat OF all the important speeches
made by Woodrow Wilson during
the past four years: 10 give in his
own words Woodrow wilson's per
sonal views on all important cues
tons OF the time. The volume is ar
ranged in divisions under the fol-
lowing heads:
America. The Average Man. Dem
ocracy and the Democratic Party.
Epigrams, Hyphenated Americans.
Justice. Labor. Leaders and Leader
ship, Liberty, Lincoln. The Melting
Pot, Merchant Marine. AIilitarism.
Neutrality. Mexico. Monopoly. Pan
AmeriCanism. Patriots. Politics
Preparedness. Principles. Public
Opinion, Rural Credits. Service. The
Tariff. The Truth. War. The New,
Day. The Adopted Citizen. Duty and
Service, Gettysburg Fifty Years
After
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-28

blaming me, for IT'S ALL IN THE
BLEND, seq
Wen. said his spouse. 81 AM
As NEAR TO YOU AS YOUR
TELEPHONE and you knew that
YOU had LITTLE FAIRY IN
YOUR HOME.
Jaw. BUY IT BY THE BON AND
CHEW IT AFTER EVERY MEAL.
cut in John. 1T isn't my fault, BON
AMI did it,"
The next time you go out at
night, TAKE a KODAC WITH
YOU. and if you don't know how to
work it, ASK THE MAN WHO
OWNS ONE.
John scratched his head medita
lively and as i'll luck would have it,
ran a silver into his finger.
We'll" he said, WHEN HELL
IER SAYS IT'S OAK, IT'S OAK"
Yes. responded the Mrs.
you'd better get REPAIRING
THAT STANDS WEARING" and
just like that left the poor man bea-
ten and without a comeback.
John sighed and muttered fee
bly,.
Il AM FOR MEN.
The best poem of the week, from
the Survey. suggested by Peggy.
SHOP EARLY!
Ii you buy a Christmas present,
Buy ii now.
IL il be for prince or peasant,
Buy il now.
buy il carly in November,
Or at least before December;
You'll be glad if YOU remember
Buy il now!
While the counters stretch before
you,
Buy il now!
While there are no crowds TO bore
YOU,
Buy il now!
Buy before the air is stuffy.
Buy before the girls are huffy,
Buy while things are fresh and
fluffy
Buy il now!
larry not until tomorrow,
Buy it now!
Even though you have to borrow,
Buy it now!
See that shop girls don't have rea-
son
To abhOr the Christmas season:
I'ut a conscience, il you please, on
Buy il now.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-28

salvation Of workingmen both union and non-union'
is indeed force that continue indispensable as
a defense against greedy employers
This may be, and depressing considerably from Mr..
Gompers talk but it significant Of what he stands
for that the end least all selnshness
Republicans in their campaigns have until now
dared raise that question. They raising it
merely because they find organized workngmen,
through growth of intelligence. and its strike against
humbuggery, arrayed against them. Mr.. Gompers,
and union labor the speakers Thursday night well
expressed IT, never had any trouble holding the good
will Of the republicans. so far their mouths went.
when they with the republicans. but accepting
friendship only from their mouths and nothing in
deeds. has out they have concluded to cast
their lot where there deeds and less words"
The tariff" Mr.. Gompers put it, "is nothing but
big benefits labor, and besides
the tariff, under the Wilson tariff commission law has
been taken out Of politics. as it should be"
DO the republicans intend TO repeal that law?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-28
WITH OTHER EDITORS
THAN OURS
THE WOMEN OF WALL STREET

popular Finance.)
That Wall street bankers of the
Morgans. Guggenheims, Standard
oil. L. :. Steel crowd and other
similar magnates, are bitterly oppos-
ed TO Woodrow Wilson is thoroughly
inteiigibIe TO those who have read
The New Freedom" No one is sur
prised at the lavish rate those in
terests are pouring money into the
campaign 10 accomplish their pur-
pose.
The Wall street crowd are wise as
owls, and rarely make mistakes.
They are never swayed by senti-
ment as is the average country
voter. but by cold blooded business
reasons. When they put up a dol
lar. they usually know just what
they are going 10 get for it,
But OF all absurd blunders has
been the sending out of trainlOad
of ladies. known as the society
show on wheels. headed by Mrs.
Daniel Guggenheim, wife OF the
head Of the smelter trust. 70 tell
US raw westerners how TO vote. How
they expected Us 10 be dazzled by il.
and attracted 10 the Wall street
standards. is beyond my comprehen-
sion. II is emphasizing things which
they should have kept in the back
ground. They should have kept their
we'll paid army OF orators harping
on Mexico. so that the public would
have no time 20 think about the
Wall street crowd or what IL was
trying 10 put over.
No doubt these ladies are highly
refined and very attractive with
their rouge and glittering jewels.
but il is too apt 10 set the poor
10 wondering as 10 why these great
inequalities in wealth, and why the
expense Of this special trainload Of
missionaries.
The Chicago journal puts it rath-
er pointedly:
"%-all street once more has shown
its exquisite sense Of the fitness Of
things. Too busy garnering demo-
cratic prosperity TO go on the stump
itself the street has sent a train
load Of its wives and daughters TO
preach the Hughes gospel in the
western states where women have
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-28
OCTOBER Is, 1910.
AN OLD HABIT.

The first republican representation by states as TO
the November presidential election is out The demo-
Gratis are generously given the whole solid south IN
GLIDING Texas. Thus 157 votes are accounted TOT
on the democratic side. Wilcox modestly claims
but 227 votes as cinch II lgnes Among these are
Michigan with i votes. and which voted for Henry
Ford for president and may follow him into the VIII
son column; California with IL votes where the re-
publican ranks badly split and even Hiram john
son is afraid wilson will the state and Ohio
which is at least debatable not TO mention tickle Min
nesota In the doubtful states listed Missouri
Arizona New York and West Virginia OF course
everything is "doubtfuT' until accomplished fact
strictly speaking but as far the four states mention
ed are the preponderance of the doubt Is on
the side Of the republicans, says Wilcox.
But claiming everything in sight is of the time
honored prerogatves OF a national chairman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-28
Singing Slogans.
ca. 2. F.

CO. Z. F.
1t was HIS MASTERS VOICE,
and it said; John, LOOK FOR
THE PURPLE RIBBON and see
what time il is.
John knew that il was long past
the TIME TO RETIRE but he knew
from the DISTINCTLY INDIVID-
UAL tone of the KALAMAZOO d.
RECT TO YOU voice that he was
a HAM WHAT AM.
He looked at THE WATCH THAT
MADE THE DOLLAR FAMOUS
but the BEER THAT MADE MIL
WAUKEE FAMOUS had made his
EYES STRAIN PROBABLY and he
couldn't even SEE THAT HUMP.
you ABOVE ALL MUST BE
SATISFIED. dear. It's only ONE
OF THE FIFTY SEVEN, ne IL
rally answered.
What, roared his wife.
DON'T SHOUT, 1 CAN HEAR
AS WELL AS EVER" entreated
John. besides IT'S THE LITTLE
THINGS THAT COUNT and just
because you LET THE GOLD DUST
TWINS DO YOUR WORK is no sign
that THERE'S A REASON for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-28
THE MOLLYCODDLE PLAN
BY DIR. GEORGE AMOS DORSEY.

Nearly all the big money world Hughes-and ii
MONEY WILL BEAT WILSON Hughes VIII be elected president
Also much quiet work viii be done MANY voter Min be- bl n
the back and never know it. Chairman Wilcox republican head
Both plans proceed on the assumption that the
boob and will do what You tell him if YOU don't let him
dynamite They princpes-I and
pushand gas is irsd-
benumbing yaporng and yot
THE MoLLYCoDDLE PLAN.
o6jecueaten the nigh brow vote IL assumes mat the average
maybe give up ten bucks to catch other suckers
by right parties and followed up The oowup costs money
business fol
the ater-droD-by-drop wears away stone
man Ana n t by s Ts o S ae nn s
rock from the knees why in the Rockefeller
gan. Vanderbilt should he
Old Doc Eiphelet Yaevard digamms-
Oshkosh-buses eight heoreeay nineo and
with notice
Of raise salary makes him do this He knows there isn't Ong
to be anything in that mail except second notice OF his long
chfdren's shoes
particular morning CLEAN in his eye as he sights
envelope long expected
but it's novelty; school novelty
whz he you suppose THEY
school Teacher interested. has been discovered!
LEGIBY as an engraved certificate of enrolment will be sent each
one quote from of republican circulars have received
complying republican national committees urgent
port every section Of the United States
he thing certificate
Mr. Voter do had
lege catalogue or Who's Who or Which is Which or Mhen When
cate of membership from the sustaining membership bureau of the
No %on er'IGP agR U5 our qn PROSPERITY Fools
Does Mr. Hughes think we are SO prosperous that the average man
know the difference between dollar bill
quite through yet This is such IAN
entirely method of procedure and the undersigned
day
Right here the moasses
F CLUB assistant to the assistants assistant secretary Not on
$
genooine rubber stamp John Henrys.
really who really business
checks would guess
your Bacon Joseph cboate! And when
receives an letter with these two names
like Nemyl Nagnson Henry Hggnson the banker He
psychology loosen up to
the extent of SO Just to be in the class with Robert Bacon
He has something lie goes
n aa I fa P TO ms WE mat ne sent his check ha
he has his ready Why Mary Robert Bacon and Joseph
And Mary blows Mary Mary
cant fool her with personal appeal from Robert Bacon and Joseph
old member of PierpOnt Morgan
licked
birth training by roll is against the
Mary knows that Bacon is director for over one billion Of
dollars that Choae directs close to billion hundred mill
And that is not all that Mary knows Mary knows
corporation partner But what
aps G u ] Delng IaIy new 70 Po Is that tins
same Joseph II hoate VINO only last April did ms dande to pre-
vent the New York republican convention from endorsing Hughes
Hughes are on this or any ether important mat
ter party to a plan to get for
ten dollar bill when SHE needs hat As for John he
but for herself she's going for Wilson because Wilson
really Hughes moIlycOddle ~us-
Gon Teaig Deed the tie old ten doaq Committee WITH M
Advertisement
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-28
THE MELTING POT
Conducted by Stuart H. Carroll


The world well equipped with high worthy goals
Which OF ands
The golden prizes hang for 5 upon trees,
is o OF and sordd
grandly he perspraton drips
lovely premiums triumphant
But though the inducements extensively desired
We labor that's required.
on o nd
AS as haya n Dat in o
We progress o. an winding
Unless the busy the unremitting goad.
n Yeti we NJ mol
We give TO ourselves n enterprsing haste
An Of justice o tas
he to who he O ~ am
merely driven by the sharpest
A B b.