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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-09-19

the wire at the top and bottom and
lighter wires between, are correspond
ingly cheaper. Satisfy yourself that
the wire is of sufficient weight to fill
the bill. While fence is now sold by
the rod, to~get fun value it should
be sold by the pound. This is an inn
portant item.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-09-19
SIZE OF WIRE.

National Crop Improvement Service
The price of the fence depends upon
the size of the wire used so that when
one price seems to be cheaper than
another, look at the weight of the
wire. Perhaps the best fence made
uses No. 8 gauge for all of the line
wires. Then other grades which use
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-09-19
Ship Us Your Dogwood,

For quick shipment we arc offer
ing high price for Dogwood IN car
load lots OF six cords and up. Write
at once for terms and Specifications.
1910 PRICE 4 Norris,
Bx 666 Hattiesburg. Miss.
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-09-19

On those auto drives the first
morning in Winnipeg, we experien-
ced our initial taste of Canada cool
weather When we left home July
"a, it was blisteringly hot. Was SO
all the way up on the trains to Chi
cago, and conseq uently we were clad
10 our Panama suit and light under
clothing. Not striking any Lake
breeze at Chicago we kept on our
hight clothes until we reached Win
nipeg and ventured out riding in
them that morning Wife had her
winter coat along while this scribe
had nothing to ward off the cold,
except the lap robe 10 the car and
we stuck to that close enough.
Right out of hot spell 10 the South
for some three weeks it did not take
much to make us shiyer. We found
that the thermometer in these Cana
dian ATTITUDES lowered round about
80 during the night and until the
turn of the day when it would rise
id the afternoon at times to round
20. This was about the range we
struck all on the trip through Cana
da except fn the desert country
about the Kamloops, which was
pretty hot. Before we leave the
subject we will say that the writer
stood it until we reached the coast
al mountains after which we pulled
on heavy under clothing and donned
our winter suit and stuck to them
until we landed back at Vinegar
Bend, taking off our coat at times
when we struck it extra warm in
afternoon at places and frequently
in the mornings and az nights wnen
out on auto or boat rides, we b ad to
wrap up in lap-robes or borrowed
coats or else stay inside to stand the
weather, though it was not reaI
cold, but it was chilly alright AT
ter the day had advanced and the
sun climbed up high enough il
proved warm in the open if no vino
was blowing but cold in the shade
and forest and mountain shadows
and even on the open plains by the
grain fields it was right cool IN the
mornings on a number of our autt
rides of inspection, but we are run
ming ahead of the Winnipeg part o
the story.
Winnipeg is city of the most
surprising development, ia loo Il
had 215 population, today 1T claims
262, 900 and we believe that it hai
C ose about that as its real bis
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-09-19
HOMESTEAD PUBLICATION NOTICE.
Department Of the Interior.
u. s. Land Office at Jackson Miss.
Sent 4 1910

Sept 4. 1919
Notice is hereby given that James J. Grimm
OF Nicely. Miss. who. on July &c, 1915. made
Homestead Entry No. oe945 for W X OF SW Ia
ana y OF NV Ia Sec 20. Township North
Range West ST. STEPHENS Meridian. has filed
notice OF intention to make Three year
Proof. to establish claim 70 the land above de-
scrfbed. before circuit Clerk Of Greene
County. ct Leakesville. Mississippi. on the
18th. day of October. 1919.
Claimant names IS witnesses: g. O. Her
,xnetou. w. B. Brady and Writ Hillman all of
reekesv.lle, Miss. R-A.. J. D. Daughdrili Of
Tssly, Miss.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1919-09-19

In ordering gate, specify the width
OF yonr gate and allow for latches and
hinges extra.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-13

The main body OF the fNseiage back
Of the cockpit is enclosed in glass-~-a
con. forta bic and tidy ii.tle cabin, with
double row of swivel arm chairs
ranged along @he triplex glass win
dows.
Electric heaters and electric light
ing make he cabin OF this air eX-
press, as comfortable as any first
class railroad compartment. Tables
can be Let down from the sidewalks
to accommodate themselves to lunch
e9us and an electric stove, guarantees
the Englibhmans essen,ia! tea and
toast at any hour.
During the course of luncheon
given to the guests invited to come
and pick their seats for the first fight
OF this and similar. SKY swimmers
Mhirh are to be releas I'll as soon as
the British air ministry gives it's per
tnission. air. Handiey Page announc-
Cd, that with the opening Of passenger
service, arrangements had been made
with Cooks To book air travellers to
any destination ON the aerial routes
lUsf as in peace times. one used to
stroll into the ageneys counter and
purchase TICKET to cannes or Nice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-13

peace brings lis ebh and fow OF ira
yelers across Europe. Nothing has
brought home TO London the definite
dawn OF a new era OF tfayel. as does
this chariot body Of the passenger
niape. which is ONLY waiting the form
uiation Of international rules of air
it's first fortunate passengers across
traffie. to take to the clouds and ~hisk
channel and down. down TO where the
the blue OF the MediterrAI can frames
A picture of orange groves and red
rooted chateaux in the Rivera.
The half assem- bled machine which
hundreds OF invited guests viewed
was necessarily minus It's wings. which
have spread OF iso feet and could
not be accomuod ated in even SO spaci-
GUS place as Seifridge's. II was q
converted warrior from the airlanes
Of France: q bomber" which had
seen service on the wester front and
had dropped many a load Of deadly
stuff on the Rhine towns. But as it's
makers had rem modelled it. the veteran
OF many night raids was hardly rec
oenizeable as A fighter.
The fuseI3Ee measures 81 . feet
in lenGht and provides accounioda-
lions for eighteen pass augers, besides
the pilot rs weight when fully load
ed win be . / 4 tons. Rolls Royce
engines Of $50 horsepower. each will
drive the two propellers of an eleven
foot span at 100 revolutions per
minute and at maximum speed of
tnG miles an hour
Where the giant nose f the ma
chine tits 3 feet above the ground
chair behind him for one outside
t,3qSnpger
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-13

Il
l4tSse isghis op automobiles nave
Aose away with the many ~
1Roes attendant from the use
~ Oil lights. but more #44ilof
4kxn thar az a. eahS "t Hfui1''-3
- 49, been the Gsf of e4ef'f1ctf*
ntinH the engine
lnInSsls. Al .,yton,obIle users arpre-
n x1snt Ahs ssslf- s;artiuz aud uaHs
Ii E Ifssra "a Ar AUTOMOBILE. rs iea}ly
III ntxfre electric ltkbt .ud power
r Y9,s "a. engine On the ar
llIan IN essct,ae dynamo ahilh rs
n,s.s rrases .lectrtrlty ana stores a
~ Sst,t~a a. hnftersy T'h4 ,1ss5r.t4n.
2@ ~ nIaore., s,,rax ~ then stafl,.a..s fer
''1i1 49,. s.ta f.,r sshrting tb.- IA
-
...t ...-.. .r.
Z ~ ,ha,, ..s =, ,,eis ~ r.,,,,,,-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-13
MOTOR NOTES

The new series Of the Stearns-
Knight including many rehnements
in detail OF construction and general
body line, with the finest features Of
the sleeve valve motor will be on
exhibition in Richmond at an early
date said g. A. Blenner, the local
distributor this week.
Russell II. Rawlings. Of the Kline
kar Sales company, is in New York
on business this week.
Thomas n, Hearn returned this
week from an extended trip through
the territory in the interest OF the
Fordson tractors.
IA. =. Gibson, of the Gibson Motor
company. made a flying trip TO New
York this week TO meet the sales
manager Of the Cole Motor company
in an effort 10 have his allotment OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-13

is largely responsible for the ample
t,re eduipnent which has always heen
found on Franklin cars
II economy Of tires and relisbilit.
of tires are desired. CONCLUDES Mr.
Murphy. the thing 10 LOOK TO hrst ia
the star Of tires in proportion to the
weight Of the loaded cRr. and secondly,
- observe how the weight ie dis
trjkuted between the sprung and mn~
sprung parts Furthermore. just those
elements ts1at make car easy riding
also make II easy on tires, II should
be remembered Tires chosen on this
ba sis Sou@ very greatly reduce the
number Of spares that Il IL necessary
go carry on the cars registered in this
country. spare tires having lately been
pointed out as another source Of tire
waste
Atlantic Motor company are diatri-
-huiors ofsth Franklin csr Ia Rich
y oHd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-13
AERIAL CARS De LUXE
NOW ON EXHIBITION

London April 3-Thsre is an ex-
hibitjop la Londons largest depart
uent store OF the fusriare of the first
Of the lIsndley Page feet of aerial
jasse carrying ears }e luxe which
ARE 20 take the place of the old
Wagon-iit CompanYs continental
palace railroad cars when definite
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-13

Cole cars for this territory for thas
season Increased as the demand for
these cars is much larger than he an
ticipated earlier in the season,
Several changes in the service de-
partment Of the Franklin Motor corn
pany were made this week, with the
idea of lettering the service 70 the
owners pf Eco cars
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-13

Hand baggs &c could be carried by the
passenger, Heavier luggage would
follDw by a plane van" il stipulated,
or could be sent by train or boat in
the old, earthly way.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-10-24
Specials in Dry Goods
Bargain Basement

3G-nch Creones; good quality worth soc yard speeyl
One lot fancy gngams worth 25 and 85c on sale yard 15c
lot fanneees 3G inches wide in dark colors worth
}5e ward on sale .------ % 12c
One lot linen crash oweng worth 25e yard; on sale l0c
one lot plain and fancy curtain scrims, worth 35c; sale
per yard -------------------- 2oc
lot checks worth 25c yard, sale yard 15c
Good heavy Madras shrtngs worth 35 and l0c yard
36nch percaes in pretty patterns, worth 40c yard on
sale per yard II 12c
sale ----- % 12c
ChIdrcns heavy bleached union suits all sizes worth
81 % and s. 5O special for r------------------- 95c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-07
GREAT MARKET ACTIVITY
BRINGS RECORD PRICES
General Motors Was Leader and It's
Advance of Ten Points Meets
With Approval.
STEEL AND TOBACCO GAIN
rood Shares, Sugar and Many
Spccialtics Also &" to High Levels.
Money Rates Arc Not Materially
Altered.
STEEL AND TOBACCO GAIN
ny nnOADAN MAIL,

NEW YORK. June 6.-Another ses-
SION OF great activity in Wall street
saw new high record prices today
Genera! Motors was the natural leader
aud its advance of ten points met with
general approval The company has
put itself at tho head of the column by
us patriotic act III breaking the dead
lock IA the steel Industry. IT was fol-
ioWed IN its advance by the steel com
49, ~, "ahS ,spcciaNicS. Tobacco" Prod
ucts ana United Cigar stores We're
cenicrs or great activity. The Marines
were aui"i. as great difference Of opin-
ION exists regarding the proposed sale
an" phFticuia:iy as TO the identity Of
ne iIEstefi9ns Englishmcn who want
~. ShIpS. Money rates We're not ma
'eFihI1E altered. as funds are in album
uant supply from other parts Of the
country II the New York bankers do
wants
>. Cotton was weak. losing more than
S ~ a Dnif: n ne afternoon heavy
MAS strong.
Less Talk OF Mergers.
There was less talk today ot auto
in'oll" m"rScrs. Tho advance of Cigar
stores and Tobacco Products was as
much surprise to insiders AS 10 the
street important developments are
on thc!r way but some shorts appar-
.nt'E heard a rumor and covered pre-
htochs subsidized. but b. mat time tho
situation was well in hand and there
80 !atcf advance due 10 genuine
ing Tor Investment. American To-
odcco ana lor!!lard were strong Amer
ISa't Huinatia and Genera! Cigars also
""""ec evidence OF good buying
american Ice share. made ncw high
mon "''1 eo"
,Worth!neton Pump. which has been
threatening 10 do something in tho
lp"FHct Tor several months. did IL all
~ once today. jumping IL IL points
ia the single session.
Food shares in Demand
rood shares were In demand from
~ quarters .! the country I.insecd
nas the double reason for strength
IN thht II produces both food ana paint
ptocucis The absurdir !..sh prices
OF bananas !nsurcs q bouud!ess mar
Hct Tor al! that the United Fruit Com.
pany can BRING to the country. and
no" there nre ships available for tina;
'faiiic Sugar Is also IN such vas;
tuppiF That the ports are EIUt;.d with
~ Recently caTgocs OF sugar have
oeeh refused because There was no
rIatc l" hh'd!e u in this country, the
ordinary warehouses being oNcrstockcd
y cut In IN" price OF sugar. to a ,irc-
consumption ana be = service 10 both
consumers and producers
oo4cu stock !c!l on III net In sul,c
81 an optimistic report. Copper shares
are IN Letter demand, because the
metal must be used in greater auan-
ity As the steel business improves In
modern business there can be no en-
copper and steel Also the improving
prospects OF tho local traction com
panies promises well FOR greater con
sumption OF copper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-07
Sixty to One


MAZE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-07
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Juno G-Liouldation OF cot
..n on I'm active scale. including offerings
f.om bulls. bear pressure and selling BY the
~buth together with n withdrawal of pur-
chasing orders from the trade caused severe
losses in the market here today, Stop loss
orders we're reached in considerable volume
Sales Of the spot article during the week
we're said to have fallen on. Brokers are
conditions now thai business in cloths has
oS nitma;c hes from the south reported an
advance in the basis Of IS points COM
The actual article was smaller. Heavy gem
eral selling kent The market in an unset
tied and feverish state throughout the last
hour and rallies were poorly maintained
The close was barely steady at n not de-
cline OF l25 To l33 points.
Spot at New Orleans was quiet at de-
1872 bales. Spot here was quiet at n de-
cline OF los points at 30 cents. There were
Port receipts for the dav amounted to
40 $50 bales: exports aggregated 1856 bales.
Cotton futures table.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-07
Capital $4,000
2 Derricks
2 Oil Wells


Burk-Fort we'll just ill., $500 barrels. This well within
half mile of our lease.
SUCH ss G"S'' prov s'""sG M
@ ses reesy n5S ps,
% re @ eep 5s stock has Jumped away
Han interest in Humble Company sells for Twenty
Million ($20000000). See the map as#
:Ss . s% s'S 4 81: 81 Us TINS vel come ssns s 10 @
* @ e. .saGs sss3s aSG 5 @ ]
sSS' ssrTas % s h
Of + M paid for " is the lease and
Oil has made miionaires than any other min
era This may be your last chance at 1Oc share
VII ] % AK neS srs a w Ssns s ts We % % s s1
any S % . aa'' 'S ,s sm ss our , s (
square S All we N that you take just ono chance with We
s :s' ;;s: NJ s ' = $ s;; s ss s zs @s IL IKE MS
SENS n s sSE 1Has4 bzvss To This
nf s?s" Ir':% s:s s ssssn T an""s' Dept
s s ms ' s Hsy %ssis that s s
from y%. ss% @ @ ] Of 81 Ss s,s sG %.ss
an" @ S the s' snm g',ss .ar : sss
] n the III a,s ss .as o S s
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hereby us,cs. -ss
a.
Name
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-07

NEW ORLEANS Jun. s-The selling
movement ~ the cotton market gained new
hsaaway 'edsH and u'ice. wore carried Of
d"rtouo Was easy throughout the session
and III" rioSe Wa At the bottom. whore tho
tEaI!rg months showed losses OF IL 20
l3- n"ints. Much better weather condition.
~ IN" bolt were tn. main announcement of
tho sellers.
The orcnirr Was lower poor cable, and
offerings We're SweIl"t br thr warm and dry
weather man. In the carly trading PRICES
lost a. points on tn" akcSt months The
forecast OF FAIR weather FOR practically Ia.
c;ltiT" cotton region Increased the pressure
on the market and w!deued the decline TO
nearly 100 points following partial rc,ov-
cry around noon whore prices came back
% within - to - points o, Yesterdays close.
Thls recovery WAS due mainly to realizing
by shur's
Th" snpearancc ~ ,ouidat!on late IN the
ia" the signal for iacTca:ed offerings
tur short account. and the market became
very active and very weak. july fe'i on n
. Is. which price cornoared with the suo,
quotation On midd.!rE ~ $50. Spo,s were
lowered by - points.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-07

SHORT TERM NOTES.

Am Foreign Sec. -. Aug. !. lsle... So 1916
Am. Tobacco IS. NOV. ]. 1919. ............. 1907.
AIN. Tobacco IS. Nov. l. 1872. ............ loIi.
Anglo FTcHcn Us. oct 10 1870. ...........97 els
Armour ~ 20. Is. June 10. 1873. luaN
lteth.- hem steel IS June 10 1870. lnlL
British 5ias, Sov. J! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lO0i.
British 5A.s, Nov l. 1921 :................... a+is
g. b: and . Joint Is. July /. 1921 ........ 9st.
tudHhy Packing Co. Is, July H. ls2S.... lO2;<
Dominion OF Canada 5s. Aug. J. 1919. so Is. 10
Il"C. Autu-l LIT. CO. Is. Aug. IL. 1873. 900. lSi
Hooking Val. Ry col. IT. ss. Mar. l. 1924 49,
Jacob Doid Packing Co Is. NOV. Is. 1922. lOlh
Jacob DOlu rae king 90. as, MOVIE. 1875 lulI
l.igrctt y Myers Is. Dec. l. 1921 l0oS
Moline r!ow Co IS. Sept. !. l92l.......... l0lis
Moline Piow CO: as Sent !. 1923. .:....... 10:
July /. ig23...................... ss,.
Proctor & Gamble -. Mar. !. 1877. 1924
lrocter ~ Gamble IS. Mar. l. lsa%........ 100
Sou' hoTn RAJ wa -. Mar 1872. SaH
Swift * Co. o. Aug. IL. 1927 .......... 1coA
ing g. Feb J. 1890 ..... loou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-07
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
MhOlcSnlc Onnfnfinna

,5E Woodson- CTa,G Co.. Inc. Richmond VAL
y. = rood Administration License No g 02-40
NiChIEonl. Va. Lune s lnln
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-07

M,ddine 500: stock lc4 s5a bales 's.''
N alt ny ports-Receints is.!ts bales: exports.
Total today to III ports-Rece!o,s. to.52s
bales
Total for week At ali por;.-R.ceip;s 1878
b: lies: EXPORTS ii.ijii bales
Total for season-Rece.pts. 5s3:tH bales:
exports. ij!a.s5S bales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-07
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Continued on Tenth Paee5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE MAnkEr

Kew YORK. June s-Talk OF government
vcSalss Of olcouurzar!nc and ihc weakness
IN cotton were reflected In lower prices FOR
Cotousced oil. but sharp rally followed
when lard turned strong Final bids were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-07
Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York

%. Bankers and Brokers.
Sales.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-07

Lettuce. fancy. per hamper. o.
BcanS. green snap. per hamper II
PeaS. green. per hamper. 2 ~
Berries.
Stra berries. fancy. per crate S y,
Stra wineries. choice. 2 81
Bla OK berries. Der crate.. oC
Cherries. per crate... ( &C
Country Produce.
Bacon. hams small we'll
euOked {;
Bacon. hams. medium to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-07

Is points lower 10 IL net higher Sales ! 400
barrels. Prime crude. 2lHG $50
Spot coffee ouiet: Rio IS. l.7. cents: San
The Washington herald., 1919-11-14
ASK NEW TRIAL IN !
B0NEDRY VIOLATION

A case Of alleged violation Of che
bone dry" law was tried before
jury In the police court yesterday
afternoon. Judge John p. MeMahon
presiding. ElEie Jones. Merle Shelton
and Leroy Sellers. all colored. were
ehorged with bringing into the Dis-
triet ~ hair pints Of whiskey from
Ellicoti CITY. Nd. They were de-
Tended by Attorney Robert ]. Miller,
who claimed the liquor was being
taken through the District en- route
10 q farm in Virginia, owned by
Jones father, and that d was IN
tended for the personal use Of the
Jones family.
The men were arrested on the
Bladensburg road. short distance
over the District line. WHISKY hidden
In the folds ot the auto top was
found. IL Was ssoWn that Sellers had
been picked UP at Laurel as a pas
senger and given a ride to this cry
and he was eliminated from the
charge by Assistant District Attorney
Harvey Given
Judge McMshon instructed the jury
that II Il was shown beyond q reason
able doubt that the defendants were
going to take the liquor to Virginia
without stop In the District they
must acduit the defendants. but II
they were to stop over here even fof
short time then the jury must nnd
verdict OF guilty.
A verdict OF guilty was rendered.
and Lawyer Miller asked for a new
trial and gave notice he would sppiy
% the Court OF Appeals for a wrst
OF error
The Washington herald., 1919-11-14
fAnuric Did 1t"

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The Washington herald., 1919-11-14
Latin State Diplomats to
Attend Thanksgiving Mass

Representatives OF the South Amer
lean republics and members OF the
Cabinet will attend the Pan American
mass on Thanksgiving Day Novem-
Der q. at St Patrick's Church. Tenth
and c streets. it was announced last
night
Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop
Bonzano will be present Monsignor
c. F. Thomas has extended invita-
tons to prominent men in public and
private life
The celebration begins at lo:SO a m
Father Fitzgerald. of the Dominican
House Of Studies. Catholic University.
will conduct the mass and the sermon
will be delivered by the Rev J. A
Cunnan. Of 81. Andrews Church. Bal
timore.
Cadets OF St Johns College viii
serve as the guard of honor and es-
cort for the South American diplo-
mats
The Washington herald., 1919-11-14
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
WANTED-ROOMS.

TW0 UNFURNISHED LIGHT HOUSE
k-s'Hng rooms. northeast preferable mother
sud daughter. Mrs. ERIAN e st nv
uol4 =
The Washington herald., 1919-11-14
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