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'ARKET SHAKE COMES
WITH CALL MONEY BOOST
ate Marked Up to Ia Per Cent on
Industrials and 10 Per
Cent on Rails.
Nils IT ECONOMIC CRIME
hahciai Writer Declares Jump in
interest an unnecessary, Unwisc
anu Cnpntriotic Attack ON Bust
hcss-Blamcs Federal Officials.
BY nnOAnAN WALL.

NEW YORK, June l6.-Cail money
10 per cent for lmdustrla,s and 10
cent ioi rails caused another
ake-ont In Wall Street today. Ia.
|istrials went down an average ot
|'out three points, some Of the lcs.din.
PCS more. issues that have been par
inu,ariy active were hit hard. The
us. on the other hand. were st.auv.
FnerinS comparatively little Il
|oked az though delibe rate attempt
lere being made TO drive the public
l2m industrials into rails.
In the middle of the afternoon there
|ab rally averaging more than two
PinlS throughout the whole list utt
me END OF the dag another sinking
pen carried prices down TO the lJwcYt
cures or the session. where they
Whit happened in Wall stree, was
y econCn mic crime. IT Was am unucc-
|sary, un"Ise and unpatrioiic attace
business. Il is impossibic TO hurt
STOCK market without huring bust
PISS because, ~ present - icaSt, the
|arket can BIC reached only through
Re money ratio. and tho high monev
I've hurts commercial business before
hurts the market.
Nothing to Relieve Tension.
The Federal Reserve Board knew
psf quantities OF money would be
feded at this time in order TO carry
le burden or the income tax pay.
tents plus the usual July ! dividend
,"Nt'cSb disbursements. NOtnlng
aa done>to relieve the situation. but
4 the contrary, Illogical warnings
Zero issued By ,h- reserve bank
1ese warnings had the effect OF max
Is the money situation more difficult
the- than easier.
when General Motors touched 203 IL
,ishcd a reaction OF forty points from
recent high price.
"nen American Ice common broke
lore than ton poitns today il verified
lie statement that recent develop
tents in tho company would make the
leferred worth more. and the common
forth less.
Feared They Would he Cut on.
Much of the market weakness the
so few Gays has been du> to fear
4 the part OF the Middle West trad
that wire strike might cut them
|ray from the stock Exchange The
Jest does not trust the East and
AIRED trickeTy during the period Of
1is sold most freely.
Some Western houses that were
aders In the hull market have been
|ominent on the other side for a
|eek. Now that the wire strike
ems to have been averttd the West
expected 70 pick up Its stocks again
it'll money AZ Is per cent. cash will
Eme TO Wall street from all parts
the country.
Marine shares of all kinds act as
all ohicial and inside support had
len Withdrawn. They may b. worth
le money. but an unorganlzed public
flowing seldom knows how to make
lem appear so IN the market. Re-
Ictinn OF th2 British deal By the Mcr-
nds 10 make the insiders lose in
Irest in the market
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CMANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

SiST SSs ':is Y
east OF Lombardy Street. May %. 1912.
II. II. Pollard. Jr., trustee. to National
sac ;:o; and ci;y ank Ins trustees. 10 s,,rils
berry s1see, % Mss % ISIS s' s MGs Of Null
and Hattie af %. 40 COMFY Msy
Va. esxi5o feet. west side boulevard S.
Zee, south of Floyd avenue. June 10. 1919,
\ l. :, {; nrown e, ais. trustee 70 Mary
lar Al southwest corner Of Church Hill
Avsnps , and Twcnty-seeond Street. June
J 7. Clrneai. trustee. TO James l. n.
G.mn: ?5si -. feet! vest !iae Thirty fourth
p p. Isl is,,' ssts s' "'''" OF Gay street APr''
n 4: Harrison and John w Bates. ,rps-
elusive. lomhardy Street. i76 feet inches
ny go feet. west iinc l.omha rdy Street, -
Msy ss 'GS sis s i%S;S OF 'asaae" Street
" 10 " T. sna T. $s'd9 Fl T Rsss4.
srsei "a feet lnchss 6S i5s feet inSnes
@ east Of "F mSffI
l.. 1919, t:.4S625
3 Psn02 S5. feet Nj 5"s saaS
line Carring,on Street, west or Twenty NTH
81 l NaHn, Ii and and s'' Gay. trustees.
e TEL !; l. cT2yG :, ais 5osii7 sic feel: on
hum H. and Roberts Streets. May 81. 1919
res 70 Iisnry u Foiiard 10 1906 NaS Sf
Nest =, Inc Twenty-sscond Street, at ncrti
nrst Street. 2lxi25 feet inches cast Inc
TIMeaty- hTst Street; 90 feet south OF T
. + 81 BnSlcy. trustee, 10 William +. Nash
No. 100 West Orange Street. :oxiso feet,
al northwest corner Of Orange and ST. John
Street June ~ 1919, SLIGO.
". d. Nunnaily. trustee 10 Sophie l..
Gaines. 5jIl+0 feet. ives; side Third Ave.
nue.. rs fret north Of Pollock Street. June
-. I'I9, sI.tOe
G. Thornton. No. ?10s Floyd Avenue 2l
feet inches by i22 feet . inches, south
I'm" Floyd Avenue, 81 feet gig inches
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west Of ,ofoo, alley and Rowland Street;
isis. a1l $50 sycamore ~ Juno ''
Arthur clifford Hardin and Mary Au-
Fulton Ss'f. ,Is s. ea'hess. ,,s
,ra hGs. bfSs" f rosre sssOy street Iss
g S;la fec! west OF Second street. juno
"Hampton Court" l2axi3S.2 fee, urresu,,
east OF Lomeardy Street. June .. 1919,
o@% a'%;'" .12 "s5is %' g
nSf 2Sxiio fee, al sou,hw9s. corner ;,, 81
s;f.a',, %ans II ls,,. ,si:dis. e"''.''u''"
Rose Avenue, 100 tse, south OF wickham
l I:% I: ESP. isussss, isds.ss t:s, soS,S
saw.r. WSo a"9 .rus@s h tss,ss s' i.., to e.y
EHscs s'1:s sy 81 s JIG $50, $50 south
", stswar, White. trustee. So.ias fss,.
s. s@e uS e 100 sf south
Liza II RopSr to . roiS.d sasbyi Ipi
feet. at northwest c?rncr, OF Enslow Avenue
Ana Firm: 1 sigss5 sn"S II i'H .Sa md
John ". Hates, trustees, Nos to2 TO ais
Inclusive I:.ombsriy Street, ,l7s rec, .
street Il feet inches south of Jacquelin
street June :. 1919. 5000.
+. q. Thomas to W. Stewart White trus-
to-. 5oxl30 feet west lin. Bsrton Avenue,
go feet north OF Meredith Street June
I, 1918. $3.50.
Jr.. trustee. No. 30il Chann Street be
tween West and Sheppard Streets. June
i.inwoad webb and Ieo,,e p ,wifep. to
George ". Gillian. Jr. trustee. 25Ni4i feet
Yves; of Twenty-atth Street. June IL. 1918,
Si6a.2V.
Eugene Z; Masse to s,uar, owe, trustee:
Inches by l5c feet. south llne Monument
hvcnue; ~! feet cas-; of Meadow Street
5. r Duk" aad Iuc;ic G. twiteb "a Leroy
L. Brown, trustee. 75xl40 feet. north line
Bacon Road. iJ5 feet OF Fendail Ave
nus. Jun- /. 1913. si.oTo
Jsqu"minc Fcn;rcss Downs TO Pollard &
Bagby. inc. trustee. No. s2l Beverly Street
20 feet /! inches b. SO feet. at southeast
corner OF Beverly and Lindcn Streets. June
Z 1919, 1925.
Ida i. ovorby to Pollard IS Rssey, Inc.
trustees. No. 1927 MechanicSvIie Turnpike
joxl25 feet. east limo Mcchanicsvtiie Turn
Lane. June 10 1919. Si.lSe.
-. w. Hagemcyer and Mary Ella twifsl
20 j. L. Bla ii Durn. trustee, No. I70s Third
Avenue. 3aslio feet, west line Third Ave-
nue.. lI5 fec, north Of Pollock Street June
II. 1919. s53c so.
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cHANcERY TRUST DEEDS.

Ray Ps,hs to H9wsrd sutton rus
inches by 100 feet south side Marsha I
stres;' y june :. 1917. s5aS.so "''''s' I"
trustee No sSoa Eas, Marshall Street. ,s
feet SO inches by III feet, north line Mar
shall Street 20 feet $50 inches OF TWEEN
ty-thlrd Street. June 10. 1919. $4,000.
+. G. Thomas TO Howard Sutton. trustee.
5oxlS0 feet, west line aTt5n Avenue 2lo
feet rorsh, of Meredith Street, June a..
w: II, snyder and Leila f twifc) to l..
w. NEIGH. No I'll Rogers Street. 20 feet
inches by l7e feet inches. south line
Rogers Street, lo5 feet II inches east OF
Fendali Avenue. June u. 1919. s2,s55.
Marie l.. Parsons and Townsend 4. thus-
band) to John NJ. Purcell. trustee. 3lNlS5
feet. north line Monument Avenue. 3lO.7S
fee; east OF Rcscaeath Road June l. 1919
J. b. Kirk and Lily F. tw!te, 10 w 8
Robinson and Franklin n. Robins. trus-
tees. No. 1928 Floyd Avenue. 20 foe, 81 4
inches by 12' fee; inches. south line
Floyd Avenue. 40 feet inch east OF Mea-
dow Street. May 20. 1919, sll66.
Miller & Rhoads. Inc. to Al-iu h. Hut
Ter and James J. Pollard. trustees. 81 feet
inches by 1870 feet Grregular>. line
Sixth Street So feet south of Broad Street :
also 6Sxtt0 feet, north line Gnice Street. 65
fee; Yves, of Sixth Street. June . 1919
Lula saunders nas: 10 W T. Purcell
Ir.. trustee. 40 feet 10 inches by 80 feet
south line public alley, 40 fee, inches
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CHARTERS ISSUED.

The state Corpora ton Commission issued
yesterday tho following charters
lnvincbIn OIL Corporation. Richmond.
cay,tal~ma timu,n. ilt.ooC;ooo;;, minlmpm.
81 600. 900. Incorpora tors-H. II. Chalklcy.
Writ +. Marks. Jr.. and l.. NJ. Swopc. Of
fccrs--C Clement Cleveland. prcsident. New
York, and l.. ~. SwOpe. secretary. Rich
moni: Va. Obiect-to buy. sell and deal
VIOLA tile mineral substances.
Aiassachusetts Oil Refining Company. Inc
Richmond. Capital ma inum. 10000. ooo
I.asher. a. Bruce Bielaski Friend Hoard
and Writ p MARKS. Jr Oticcrs-W
Mass. and Friend Hoar. secretary, New
in volatile or mineral subs;snceo.
Ha;'"r Transfer ,.C.oooo Inc; HamptGn
OnO Of1cors Il Y. RiChs rison. prcsihen :;
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nd Street. Juno Il. 1919.

west of Roland Street Juno IL. 1919.
E;ca'9c ch.p,n and cb,r,.. x VIM. ,ru,.
tees. 10 y. F. Cooper, No. sos ST. Paul,
as4sa feet inches. ives. line ST, Paul
December IL. 1918. 1850
A. J. Chewing and F. NJ. Boxley. trus-
tees. 10 Mary 7. Clay. No. 500 North Thirty
nrs, Street. 23xi2s feet Inches east side
Thirty nrs, street. ils fee, inche. north
Leroy F.. Prown. surviving trustee. to
am, cSrp.r OF Baco ROAD and reos,i,
Avenue. .Iunc g. 1919. $3.50.
". II. Pollard Jr.. trustee. to John O.
Richardson. No o2i Beverly Street. 90
fcct II inches by so feet. at southeast
corner OF Beverly and Linden Streets. June
IL. 1919. 1884.
w Stewart White. trustee. TO Il. n Sing
reg. 50Hl35 feet. east line Montrost Ave
nue. 30 feet north of Hooper Street. June
III. seldom Taylor. trustee. to T. Bcnnet,
Allan and Edgar Jr Husbands. S0xl3o
tcct. at southwcst corner Of Monument
Avenue and Tildcn Street May 81. 1919
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The Curb Market

NEW YORK. June ls-Business on IN.
cclo market today OF extremely small
pTTonortion, with interest beinK scattered
fHrouSn m ore narrow Hat OF Issues Prices
n the main: showed but smail changes from
tho finals Of last week
lncuSria!S as grnup. were more active
thsn any other deoartmnnt on the curb and
prices maintained fairy steady tone
On STOCKS were considerably less active
man they have been at any other time dur
auieter. '''
Closing bid and asked: 1870 Aetna E1olo
sshner sH Hlc: go? Cosien OIL loH n 1915: g.
go go E-edera. Oil; sd ~; LOO Int. Petroleum
800 Victoria OF Me nsW AZ Gorg on 2s S,I.a, ~
=. 2n,: se2 niS l.ed<: ENe.ls: ico0 Cons
Arizona Snclters. IiI n ~: 500 C;olcfc,d Cons
hN ?G" Mother Lode q n %: 100 Minis.
sing M!ninr i'I n ii;T: 200 Tonopah E1ten.
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NEW ORLEANS. June 1.-THE heavy
rains Ia Texas gave the cotton market a
Neohy tore today. with period Of rnoder-
att sircnkth ogt advances generally were
net ~ Increased huuidIt!on from the shnr,
side and by short offerings based on the
hr'!ct that more favorable weather cond!-
ho1s we're In prospect FOR the belt Also
nc3fiSh sentiment was :oste-Cd b. the be
ilei mat higher money would work against
trading. Around the opcnirE tho weather
map caused enough buying TO .pu, prices, 2
10 y points higher. but liCulda t!nn met the
I'M oroYemen, and there was selling for the
account OF Li,e.nool so that before tho
points under the close Of SATURDAY,
fIiNate reports cor,nenced 10 pour in
from Texas. telling OF grassy fields with
much stgndinc water IN some localities. and
only limited SuDpiy OF labor with which
TO work the crou Toward the middle Of
the day tho market WAS at its highest. not
rise OF = to 81 points. The wider nuctua
tons OF ,hs day carried July w TO i.eo.
down 20 81 N and back to 81 s.
Ia tho afternoon the uacxnect.d decline
OF p points in spots. which carried middIinr
on 10 3l-SA. WAS against values In tho con-
tract department 10 Il moderate extent a nd
the close showed gains OF only to 10
points
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w. NJ. Halter and Matte L. Richard
SECRETARY. all of Hamilton Ohinci-ir,

W. NJ Halter and Matti. L. Richardson.
fer business.
;, s,hins:0 Itch. Product. Corporation
minimum. $1,000. Ineorpors,ors---John /.
inghram. \. Bryan and Holt $. Lloyd OF
Gears s. buchanan. president vini,a.
Vinta. Va. Object--to mauufacturc. pu2.
chase and sell paints and painters sup
chris!iands!phian Homo, Richmond. Of
ncers-Lee j.. sutton, president. Jesse 4
Hood. both of Richmond: John w. Lea,
secretary. Chester Ohjeot--Cha r'tabie or
Amendment to charter OF Empire Gas and
Euel Company Inc: Richmond. Oficcrs--
Frank ". ,.Fruesun. Vice presdcnt. and
Ehafles = Wedum. secretary. object-en-
nowiing Green Land Company. nc Rich
mond. Capital xmun. 800 900: mini
mum ,tI.ooo orleersIW. 7; finer. prssi.
RichmonI. and j. G. Bysrs. Richmond. OBJ
shene ndoah Packing and Mcrcantil. Com
T pany. i rs. ooS S'arkey Va CsPitaiomaxL-
G an6 William Good: PRESIDENT, C. n; Good
Va. Obicct--to operate cannery
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suprsmc Court Proceedings.

WYTEiEN lille. June 16.--Proceed
inEs in tho Supeme Court of Appeals
this day: Frys EXECUTOR VS. 'rilIett.
guardian. argued by James D. Johnston
for appellant and II. n. billiard fo-
Payne. argued by ]. II. Stuart for ap-
pellee and submitted: Becker g. Com
pany vs.. y. & w. Railway Company.
argued by r. c. Jackson for appellant
and continued until tomorrow morn
ing. Next cases to DE called: Petty
john & Son VS. Basham; City OF Rad
ford vs.. Brooks: Clark ct al. VS. Rey-
nolds: Cox ct al. vs.. Hngap; Parrish,
administrator VS.. HorseleY.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. June ls.-po-t movement:
Hi,Ga,alnF go; espor,. 2s2 stock. ioo5se.
Iota! todnyy y, l7.,ii: exports. TO-
>, J2,ai for weex-Rcoeip,s. ss5I: e1portu
To,al FOR season-ReceIp,s. 5sss.l7.: exports.
1851 80.
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NAVAL STORES
nm |i i5s Ga "a Jun ls-Turpen,ine.
in.ni. $40; .,ocr $3.50 receipts '"; 'h'D-
e0.n' f a., .s:a ~; recep,s cas ship
* 90. :. :, D. !,.o: E: 1928: r. G.
ls CO. 80 ~ 80 W. wv.
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CutCACo Cp,IN ,,.pur,,

rose today TO the hishest prices vet this
N,uni furnished most OF energy. There was
:, strong close at Sc 10 NC net advance. with
July l'6i7 tc LII. and September 10 to l. I0.s
Oats gained .lsc 10 t;.c. Provisions finished
at lOc 10 &c decline. -
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NAVAL. STONES

Yarns ~crn frin and quiet Raw silk was
nlRher. Bur!ars. firrre- D-sss goods do
HFer'es were not up TO expectations,
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SHORT TERM NOTES.

n. FOreIEN SIC. "S. AUX !. IJlJ. $1,000. go.
a. Tobacco Is. Nov /. lslo............ lo0!t
IN. Tobacco -. Nov. l. 1929. ....,.....,... IOti4
gio- French s.. oct Ii. i3so............ a.1.
mour z Co. IS. June Is. sl2J. ............ l02,.
thiehcm Steel IS. July II. 1890. ........ 1914
itish 5iIs. Nov. J. 1919 .................. 99s.
!tish Siss. Nov l. 1921. ss,.
B. and q Joint Is. Juiv !. 1927 ....... s6i.
daily Packing Co. as. july Is. 1923. -. 1927.
minion OF Canada IS. Aug. |. 1919. ~ I5- Is
lee. Auto-l.lte Co. o. Aug. Is iyIs..... lup
,ckInS Val. Ry. col. tr. 5s Mar l. 1884, ssa,
cob Doid Packing Co Is Nov. Is. 1923 l0li1
cob Doid Packing Co. IS, Nov. Is 1928. 1921.
gGett and Myers Is. &C. l. l93i......... iGoa
biine Plow Co. IS. Sept, l. 1871 ........ 1Uiis
,line Pillow Co. IS. Sept. l. 1929. 1902
uiy i. 1893. s,u
deter 6 Gamble Is. Mar. l. 1921. ....... 1929
ocIer & Gamble IS. Mar. !. l9.3........ l0i
thsrn hallway Is Mar. 1872 SaIa
FIT & Co. os; Aug. 10. 1921 .......,,.... lt1S
nC Is, Feb l. 1890 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ioot.
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iby Woodson.CraiE Co. Inc. Richmond. Va 3,
" ;. Food Atmtuistrat!pn Lice 1Se No q o27fo
Richmond. Va. June i5 1918
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g. Registered a. 1925 fbid) ........ lc5 90
died States Liberty 5its............... 50 %
Lifted States Liberty Isl Is .............. &; e
tied States Liberty 2nd ~ ............. 81 50
.tcd States Liberty LIST .i.s........... 9S 40
lifted States Liberty End iLs........ ~ 20
iied States Liberty Sd 81 s.............. s5 30
lifted States Liberty ith ii.S............ - 70
STORY Notes 90
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NEW YnRK rRnDrCE MARKET

NEW YORK. June le.--Cottonseed oil was
hrin on buvinC for western account. strong
crude situation and light offcr.nrs Specu-
iatTc interest romans light. however. the
turnover Tor til" dHY amounting to only g.
!Gn barrels. i.oGn Of which we're switches
Spo,. -. 2S
SPOT coffee. quiet: Rio is. cots: Santos IS.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET

DRY GOODS
NEW YORK. June 16.--r;pod INQUIRY wsp
reported today for cotton cloths In tho gray. !
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St,,y ynnr 1Ivr sTo,U u.,urr

CtIlTktiO nv "--''1'' '..NI.r
CHICAGO June 10 IT, ',r"n,s 5000:
mark"t mostly :" = 2: h'">Ni ''aH
ScsterdIy's avCruc" -. -, sin l. y. 7sG
?l.0l; medium weish .n6 4r.i III ,;v, /. go
Cattle: rccctats Co. ",et lee. .trnu-:
butcncr stock, s"w 'r',,. iuw,r;
calves, si"adv. {" - :" = hi-ho~ !.,..Inrs
steady. Beef steers T'yd uuI wei, Il :,6f
i.0l; veal calves. ii.?.@ I; IL, ~lrch.r Steers
sheep. rccctp,". iawp am6s. uneven.
mostly - cont. i"Mcr lhNu ,rs;crdavs hest
time. Lambs. i:s0m,i.sn: STRINGS. iC,onaD isS1
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
The vidette., 1919-10-16

Wanted Men or women to take
orders among friends and neighbors
Tor the genuine guaranteed hosiery.
full line for men, women and chill.
dren. Eliminates darning. We pay
Soc an hour spare time or $24 q
week for full time. Experience un.
necessary. Write international
Stocking Mills, Norristown. Pa.
The vidette., 1919-10-16
Grewth 81 the Hog ladusl.y
in the South.

Some idea of the rapid growth OF
the hog industry in the South may
be obtained by a comparison of ship
uents Of hogs from the State c
Mississippi in 1914 and 1919.
The chief market point for Mis-
issippi is the National Stock Yards
H.. (St. Louis Market During
he entire year of 1914 the State OF
dississippi shipped less than 5000
iogs to the St. Louis market, where
during the first six months OF
1919 the shipments. Of hogs TO thi,
anne market amounted to l37 900.
1t is possible that Mississippi has
increased her hog product IN more
than some others of the
southern States, but some Of them
ave no doubt dore as well, and
he above figures may be taken as 9
pretty good index of the growth q
hog shipments from the South dur.
ing the past Eve years. The Pro-
gressive Farmer.
The vidette., 1919-10-16
PROTESTS OF A PRoFrrEER.
BY sAMEs J. MONTAGUE.

Whenit clear that very we'd be mixed up war
l saw that opportunity was knocking at my door
The time has told myself when good hard business
sense
1T well employed will a handsome competencet
All food will soon be and high-thereI be great
demand,
And all a fellow need to do is get a stock hand.
Because used my business brains instead of giving way
To certain foolish sentiments that led folks asray
Because bought bonds but invested all my pelf
In goods that meant tidy pile OF profit for myself
Inside Of seven little months made fortune which
Has landed me with old John ID. among the super rich
It's true the public had to pay whatever decreed
But used intelligence when foreold their need
While they shouting Win the War; l merely said
"Oh, Splashl'
do not who wins the just so win the cash.
thousand of em would be rich if only they'd been wise
And snapped their patriotism for little enterprise.
And my fortunes png they have the say
That I'd be dangling from tree if Justice had its way
They they'd only be glad give three rousng
III Congress paid bounty the scaps OF proft ers
They don't suggest that be hangel-hey actually i
nand III
Too bad-such envy of success cannot understand III
The vidette., 1919-10-16

joyed on the farm at low cost and
with practically no bother. The best
OF the farm electric plants show a
very low running cost and are prac-
tically trouble proof. Their engines
are cooled by air, which does away
with the trouble of carrying water,
and the danger OF over he ating or
freezing. They burn kerosene for
fuel. Direct connection of the gener-
ator and engine, automatic lubrica-
ton, self-cranking and self stopping
are other features of up-to-date light
ing plants, which makes them easy to
care for and operate. And of course
with each engine and generator is a
storage battery which furnishes light
and power at all times of the day and
night whether the generator is run
Ming or not.
Where the plant has been properly
designed and made, the owner is as
sured of satisfactory service. And
he's not slow to tell his neighbors
about the kind of satisfaction he's
getting. The result is that where one
good plant goes into a community il
is usually followed by several more
! That there are reliable plants on the
market is indicated by the figure:
| quoted above. And they surely show
too, that the farmer as a class is TAX
ing an interest in the subject of elec-
tricity for the farm.
The vidette., 1919-10-16
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
TIuOMINGo County.

To the Qualified Electors of tn.
Belmont Road District.
You will take notice Il a. it
the intention Of the Board Cf
Supervisors of TiShomine0 county
Mississippi, at its mee;i, g 10 be
held in the town of Iuka, Mlissi
sippi, on Monday the Bra day If
Nov. 1919, to issue bonds [
said territory not TO ex Iced 10 Der
cent of the asst ed valuation Of
the taxable property of sid dis-
tric., based on the assessment for
year 1919. The creation of saii
district and the issuance of bonds
therefor shall in all respe cts be as
provided in chapter 176 laws Of
Mississippi 1914, and said bonds
shall be issued for the purpose Ct
and main a:nilg, IN
improved system of high ways in
said district as provided in said
law. This the 9Th day Of October.
1919.
E. A. PAYNE, Clerk,
OF the Board of Supervisors.
S At
The vidette., 1919-10-16
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

Geo. Malone ct al.
VS.. No. 1241.
Oscar Rutledge ct al.
To Allen Rutledge, Edgar Rut-
ledge. Claudius Rutledge,
.Jno Rutledge. Jr. Mrs WI e
Gibson and the kloM II
heirs of Viola McCombs,
Decd;
You are commanded to appe ar
before the Chancery Court of the
County of Tishomingo, in said
State on the second Monday of
December, 1919, to defena t. e
suit in said Court of George Mi
lone and Douglas Thomas, wher.-
in you are defendants.
This 7th day of October. 1919.
E. A. PAYNE,
5 ID Clerk.
The vidette., 1919-10-16
Commissioner $ Sale.
Ben Mitchell VS.. Sue Mitchell TT
al. tNo. l140.

49, - "~'~'' w. '1tN "AitNh hNii ~
al. fNo. l140.
BY virtue Of decree Of lie
Chancery Court of Tishominyo
County, Miss, rendered on Il e
11th day Of Jure. 1919, in i'll
cause. | will. on the 3rd day ot
November. 1919. within les al
hours. in front OF the court hou
door in the town Of Iuka, Cifer 1,
sale, aud will sell, a. public auc-
tim, to the highest lilder,, / r
cash, the following described land,
towt: Seventy acres lying Oh
the West side of the North West
quarter of Section IS, T. 4. K.
II, East &c being in Tishomingo
County, Miss, said land being
known as the old home place of
Joe Mitchell, decd, and sold for
division among the owners,
E. A. PAYNE,
54t Commissioner.
The vidette., 1919-10-16
aFATE 0F MIasIsaIrnl

To Milton Brady, Roxy Brady ),
Agnes Rraddy, Frank MilIigsn, i,
Molly Childress and Clifton
Brady. and all unknown heirs
of j. E. Brady. D, ceased
Yoa IRE commanded to appear
before the Chancery Court of the
County OF Tisaomingo in said State
on the End Monday of November,
A. D. 1919, to defend the suit in
said Court OF Mary Brady, wherein
you are defendants.
This 30th day of Sept, 1919.
4-3tJ L. A. PAYNE, Clerk