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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-31
TO COMBAT HIGH
COST OF LIVING
Greenwood Housekeepers Get To
gether And Plan To Wage War
On Profiteering.


Greenwood at the Memorial Building
yesterday afternoon, was great sue
cess. 1t did what the Woman's Club,
representing the government in this
move, hoped it would do, that is it
brought the housekeepers, the women
who really have the spending of the
money, together for conference, and
many practical suggestions as to ways
in which all can save daily, were
made. These were along the lines of
the program mapped out by Mrs.
Lewis Humphrey, the chairman for
the program, and included ways Of
saving on laundry, fuel, food and
clothing.
Saving on lights was also touched
on and one mother made the helpful
suggestion gathered from her own ex-
perience with her own little girl, that
from one to three dollars month
might be saved on lights in home
of ten rooms, if some one has it for
a business to see that no lights are
left burning when not needed. The
mother gave this duty to her daugh-
ter and the child was to get ali saved
through her efforts. This gives the
child an opportunity to earn her
spending money and at the same time
gets her into a thrifty habit.
1t is hoped that these meetings
which the government urges will also
teach the housekeepers to be intelli-
gent buyers, instead of taking things
at just any price asked, as most of us
do at present. Then we will not have
the experience related by one of US,
that she read in yesterdays paper
that it is feared that when the Cuban
crop of sugar comes in the retail
price will be 20 cents when she real
lied that two days before that was
printed she paid 21 cents to one of
the grocers for sugar. In telling it she
censured herself quite as much as the
grocery, because she ought to have
been better informed, about the whole
sale price than to pay it. Housekeep-
ers should keep themselves informed
about the wholesale prices. and buy
intelligently, and the Woman's Club
is going to try to get way fixed
in which we can easily be informed.
Mrs. T. R. Henderson goes to Jack
son today and will interview the gov
ernment's representatives there with
that end in view. Meantime let US
all keep in mind the Thrift Week,
which begins on Jan. 18th and lasts
through Jan. Oath. The government
program will be carried out, with good
leaders for each day. We hope all the
housekeepers will keep themselves
free to attend the meetings. So thai
the whole town will get the benefit
Most of those present at yesterday:
meeting pledged themselves to keel
a daily account of all expenses, ant
try to make them less in February
than in January so as to have nice
sum for investment in March. Eacl
present was urged to enlist her neigh
Dor. in the thrift crusade and hav'
Greenwood come out 100 per cent sen
sible as she generally does in othe
things. The program for Nationa
Thrift Week will be published tomor
row.
MRS. HENDERSON,
Reporter.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-31
Want E. p. Morrow
For Vice Presidency

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 31-Rep-
ublican Leaders in Kentucky are
grooming Gov. Edwin p. Morrow as
vice presidential candidate according
to announcement today.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-31
rRETTILY APPOINTED LUNCH
EON.

The beautiful Keesler home on
West Washington Street was the
scene of lovely entertainment Tues
day, when the charming daughter OF
the house, Miss Charlotte, was host
ess to ten of the college set at an
elaborate luncheon. The mahagony
table with its handsome luncheon set
cut glasses and silver, was a perfect
setting for the delicious six course
luncheon which was faultlessly serv-
ed.
A color scheme of purple and white
and Agnes Scott college colors, was
carried out, the center piece being
composed of white carnations anc
ferns, intertwined with white and pur
pie ribbon. The hand decorated place
cards also carried out the prevailing
colors.
Those who enjoyed this happy re
union of the old high school crowt
were. Misses Eugenia Rennie, Jani'
Mann Susan Malone. Margaret Bates
Josephine Gardner, Ellen Mclean
Elizabeth Stroud, Harriet Reeves
Sara Jones and Charlotte Keesler.
Miss Keesler was assisted in re
ceiving and entertaining her guest
by her mother. Mrs. s. R. Keesler an
Miss. Fannie Walton Reeves.
|
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-31
THE KINGS DAUGHTERS CIRCLE
MEETING POSTPONED.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Kings Daughters Circle will be post
poned until Friday, January 9th. The
next meeting is very important one
and owing to the fact that first Fri
dav is so near New Year it will be i'm
possible to make complete yearly re-
ports until Friday, the 9th.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-31
Carlos Zetina
Not a Candidate

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 31-Carlos
Zetina a, member Of the senate who
some time ago was proclaimed by his
friends as presidential candidate,
has written TO the capital press that
he is not a candidate.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-31
MAI. GEN. WOOD
BE CANDIDATE
Filed Today His Formal Announce
ment OF His Candidacy For
President.
Associated Press

PIERRE, s. D., Dec. 31-Major
General Leonard Wood today filed a
formal announcement of his candidacy
for the Republican Presidential NOM
nation with the Secretary of State
Of South Dakota.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-31

Major T. G. Dabney Of Clarksdale,
was visitor in Greenwood yester-
day to attend the flood control meet
ing which was held here.
Messrs. R. p. Clark and w. G. Poin-
dexter, of Morgan City, were here on
business yesterday.
- -
Mr.. E. N. Kearney was down from
his plantation near Money yesterday
$3.50 -
Mr.. G. n. Kirkland made business
trip to Greenville today. He win re.
turn tomorrow.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-31

About $50 people were engaged il
aking the first census Of the United
;tates. The 1920 census will require
he services At 10000.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-31
ROBBERS LOOT
ARKANSAS BANK
Secure Between Twenty Five and
Thirty Thousand Dollars In
Liberty Bonds.
Associated Press

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Dec. 81
Robbers this morning gained entrance
% the vault of the Bank Of Lincoln
rear here and escaped with between
SIS, 900 ahd $35, 900 in Liberty Bonds,
according to advices received here.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-31
THE WEATHER

+ 4 4 X X 4 X + X X \ X !
MISSISSIPPI Fair Wednesday
Thursday Unsettled and colder.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-31

Closed 10 to 33~up.
New Orleans Spots 1000.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-31

Closed 6 to Is up.
New York Spots 1925.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-31

Mr. ard Mrs C. I GrIZ-s and
Bud wig speU CErISzr--zs Gzy zt
WI F4rr1rs Il East CEzrIes1uu
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-31
VERMONT NOTES

The secretary Of the Rockingham
Teachers association has filed with
the school board Of Bellows Falls,
eopy of resolutions passed by that
association asking for an increase IN
pay of 20qe.
The largest haul Of snuggled wet
goods vet taken on the west side OF
the state was taken the first or the
week when 10 20-gallon kegs OF rye
whiSkey was taken at Hygate
Springs. the kegs being concealed IN
some hay, which was being loaded
at barn.
The Lowell Grist Mil Co, of Low
ell. has fled articles of association
in the secretary OF states office for
the purpose of doing > milling ouSl-
ness in that town. The capital stock
= $1,000 and the papers are signed
by ii. z. Moore, A. p. Sweet and H.
A. Parker, all of Lowell.
Mrs. George Raymond of Bur
hngtOn was aSphyxlate6 the morning
before Christmas by gas from brok-
en- main on Park avenue People IN
half = dozen houses were affected and
no doubt other fatalities would have
resulted but for the discovery As
Is was several persons were uneon-
sciOus and taken 70 the hospital for
treatment
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-31

Miss Mary Fcss. E-Se- q Sae1-
Me L here heEgug care fsr her
ED2e- Noruzu Brew wro Z vsrv
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-31
EAST CHARLESTON

kIg1zp Gray visited relatives III
Island Pond last week
The students are houe from their
schools for the holidays
Mrs Verua ST. Peter Is suffering
With 4 fsI0u Cu ker finger
julian Dez4fn vlffztEt relatives IN
WztE-viIIe and Montreal last week
EzzeE HzEzzrd Recently Visited
her sitter Mrs DROVE II St. Joaa=-
bury
Merrill Lewis has an zbscess N his
mead and = czIE1g Treatment N ST.
TCh1<bUry-
Mrs Alert Pnzrd N ST.
Ioanzbzrv- WHARF she taking
treatment
Mrs. willie Hinton and daughter,
Doris OF Island Pond are visiting
relatives
Raymond Curtis of Island Pend Is
spenCEE his vacation With his ES1err
Mrs. I'd Crow
Mr. and Mrs A6oEph Pave Of Mr.
ton visited Their dz1ghtEr, Mrs
Lyle SEez1- last week
Mr. and Mrs Calvin Tsylor Of
NesEuoEs visited his mother Mrs
May Tsyia-r the past week
Mathew Crow received = Christ
Ezz Present OF = pears supply Of
7Sooc trU1 RS SEES. Norris and I'd
Mr. and Mrs w1- Locke enter
Ez11es- 4 party 0f relatives from Co
s11cccE ard West Charleston Christ
E&
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jan / How 70 Make Next Year
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TorEa
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Mr. VIZ Finley Verne Arcrer
and Pearl PTpG are III with the
uszzEz
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-31
canss of Rain a Mystery.

The mysteries of rain are not YET
elasre,a away. The forces of electric
ity. of magnetism OF radio aetlVi's, VI
mira violet light and all the otner
agencies which may collahorate IN tue
production of downpour or rain are
very obscure. Wind and rain Come To-
sether. and the changes or rehpera-
ture make what we call weather III
the South Sea islands the natives nave
no word which means weather. as the
.tr,osnherie conditions never ehsnge>
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-31

STATS
DIARY

Friday-They was fanilsy moved
IN town this week which mas , enit-
Gern 6 baby ! boy = mock nssG
6 / Is red headed & Is cross eyed
Ire baby Is the only one whlcn1S not
detected In some way.
S1rurday-went ont take I'D my
traps & caught 5 pole car p-ICCy near
Ma made ne stay ont II tne e4E4
vile / nut on sum clean close /
called I'D Jane and SeG 2 her 1 was
going 2 walk past her house 6 l mite
cum IN & Sren6 8 fSw ulIrnIeS WIZ
her 6 she Se6 II that's al Eo1 nave
got 70 spend am not gong 10 pc -
home Bought s nickslS WORTH OF
nice candy 6 TUX
Surday-surGay skool teeeher asst
BliSters who was Job - BllS-srs re-
pIysG & SeG Job was dOekrs-- Sne
SeG Yure wrong & he was ready 10
bet her = ElckeL She sso M1E co
you saw he was 3 dOekTsr & ne SEQ
the Bible and other foxes always
tawks about the pashunrs ne nSd
which was lot
Mocda-EMmS VIII soon De here
& I am sure glad heause beng gooc
for 50 long = time i kinda nard on
fsHaS nerves
TuesSay-OIe naissuS krane Sed
she iSssnr = going 10 buy emmy Crls-
mas presents for her Ecs- S1s
even said they issent emmy Santa
kIaws- Il even makes "a mad 80
/ urescon he must be figuring On
NY account
wedresday-wen We are cut o.
skC0I for week now & / hope u VII
r. zzsT-r cold & lots Of STOW s Ice
50 I can coast and skzIt- Pa seo
srcuI5ert- ought 70 wish for s1eh
when they = n cole faE-e1 al over
& people * freeing BIT WAL :
skzrts for Mebhy I won't get no1e-
CrisrK-Go5 u early and found
ehs tree q waiting for ne 1 got
rear Of shoes & = pear OF stoezI1eSs
e uercI & 4 tablet & 5 presents
TIE Ureeehsr n0cksd AZ the 6ors II
the afternoon & he aS1 ne was ny IA
---Tre,5 z I reUTvs6 & se6 Worse
thzn that she X married : pa q
7 went Oh OUT
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-31
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elae a number of questions :. /" :
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ranged TO consider the msn !, We =
OF the psychic impulse in protoa,l
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TO be chairman" - VIC {
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-12-31

Mr. Eva E1ICre1h O. Derby Line
EzS here 4 short TINE a.zv arS r.
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Evening journal., 1919-10-25
SPECIAL THEMES FOR
CITY YOUNG PEOPLE

The services tomorrow at the Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church will be in
charge Of the pastor, the Rev Joseph Y.
Irwin, S. T. D., who will take for his
subject at 1880 o'clock, Am My
Brothers Keeper2"
The Sunday school will meet at 2
o'clock and the Christian Enleayor
meeting at Gas o'clock
The evening service at 730 o'sioek
Will open with a song service and the
pastor viii take as his subject Does
Religion Save r-e Soul. II Not What
WHIP" Prayer and praise service We'd
nesday evening.
The special musical pr6gram for
Sunday follows: Morning-Organ
prelude. "Fansare" Dubois: quartet.
Rock OF Ages" Buck. Miss B Alex
ander. Miss +. Stewart, C. A. Cline and
Edward f. Miller; anthem "f VIII
Praise Thee, o Lord Leace; organ
postlude. "Postludc," Caulkins.
Evening Organ prelude, "Romanle."
Zettersert; duet, Jesus, Thou JOY Of
Living Hearts Goetze Miss NJ Reed
and William Wallace: anthem. when
Night Involves the Sky" Skelly: organ
posllude. Grand Chorus in c." Salome.
Evening journal., 1919-10-25
SPECIAL MUSIC AT
DELAWARE AVENUE

AZ the Second Baptist Church Nln'h
and Franklin streets. the Rev spenscT
b Moeser. d. D.. in charge. will preach
at both The morning and evening SER
vices. At 1890 O'Clock the theme Will
be, "The Churchs Supreme Opportun-
ityY; at 7.lj O'Clock, the subject will
be- The Saved soul and the Last Life" {"
This Is the second Of series OF night
sermons. especially for young people.
The subjects will be as follows: No
yember >, Getting What You Want" ;
November Q. Empires OF the Mind ;
November IS. "The Young Christians
Place in the Moral Life Of the City"
Bible school Will meet at noon SEN
ior c. Y. Society. at Gas o'clock, leader,
Alice E. Brown. There will be special
music tomorrow, under The leadership
OF Miss Virginia Fullen Morning. Or
gan, "prelude I'm D." Ashford, quartet,
selected, Miss Clark. Miss Fuller. f. W.
Harper. NJ NJ Mlnker. Prof Harry Z.
stauseback win give a violin solo.
"Slumber Song" Schumanu; organ
posilude. "Marche.' Smart; evening, or
gan prelude. "Gavotte." Moderne; quar-
let by choir; duet. selected. Miss Clark.
Miss Fuller; organ selections, Dalett
II. Loomis. organist.
Wednesday. al o'clock, prayer and
conference service viii be led by nr.
Meeser.
Evening journal., 1919-10-25
SUlDIERS TO Be
GIVEN RECEPTION
Mayor Taylor Will Make an
Address at Zion Lutheran
Church
MEDALS WILL
BE DISTRIBUTED

A reception win be given returned
soldiers and sailors at Zion Lutheran
Church tomorrow evening by the
members in connection with the eve
ming services. The pastor. the Rev.
Is. C. Won Bosse. viii preach a sermon
on "A Message to Our Young Men"
on Thursday a social gathering will be
held in honor Of the men. Mayor vii
liam q. Taylor will deliver an address
and the Rev Paul Yount Of Philadel-
phia, camp pastor for a year In Atlanta
will aid In the weiNome. Medals will
be distributed.
At the morning service tomorrow the
pastor will preach on "The Golden
ABC." The Sunday schools meet at
$50 and 2i5 o'clock. on Tuesday the
Young Peoples Society will hold a Hal
loween party at the home Of Mr.. II.
Witt on Penny Hill. Wednesday the
Willing Workers will hold a similar
party at the parsonage.
Evening journal., 1919-10-25
BISHOP MCCONNELL
At GRACE CHURCH
Bishop Hughes, of Boston,
Will Preach at the Eve
ming Service
HALLOWEEN PARTY AT
GRACE CHURCH HOUSE

Az Grace NJ. Z. Church. Or. ]. II.
sumwalt, pastor Bishop Francis ]. Me-
Connell, Of Denver, will preach in the
morning and Bishop Edwin II. Hughes,
OF Boston. viii preach in the evening
on Sunday. Sunday school viii meet
at ~ o'clock. One class that has shown
great progress is the young mems
Bible class, which is taught by Frank
Mitchell.
A large attendance is expected at
both church services to hear the
bishops who VIII be there. new
feature of the evening service will be
a mems chorus. which is going to be
seated in a reserved section in front OF
the church and add materially to the
singing OF the congregation. Music for
the morning service will be as follows:
organ prelude, "Grand Onertoire in d
Minor" Batiste; professional, THE
Church's One Foundation; - anthem,
FESTIVAL TIE Deum in h Flat Buck;
olfertory, soprano solo. Miss Dewitt.
by the Waters OF Babylon Howell; /;
recessional, Jesus Calls Us Ger the
Tumult;" organ postlude, "Marche Tri-
umphant." Dubois.
Evening music win begin with an
organ recital from 7.i5 to 7.30 o'clock.
The program will be: "Grande Marche,'
from Aida" Verdi; Souvenir Drdla;
prelude and intermezzo, Mascagnl; pro-
cessional, "Onward, Christian Soldiers; :"
anthem. unfold Ne Portals Eyerlast-
ing" Gounod; offertOry, souls of the
Righteous" Noble; recessional, Lead
on. o King Eternal" organ postlude,
ALA Marcia" Dethier.
The basketball teams OF both boys
and girls expect to begin practice
about the first OF November. There
will be a league OF girls teams and one
Of the boys. In addition there will be
a representative team Of each.
The records for attendance at the
midweek service were broken last
week, there being i37 persons present.
On Thursday night the Epworth
League will hold a masque Halloween
party at the church house. The house
will be decorated in accord with the
season by a capable corps Of workers,
under the direction Of Miss Mae
Mearns, the fourth vice-presldent OF the
league.
Evening journal., 1919-10-25
2 BISHOPS TO PREACH
AT SILvERBR00K

sllverbrook NJ. Z. Church, The Rev.
Elwood w. Jones, pastor, is co-opcrat-
ing with the Wilmington Alethodists
In welcoming the Board OF Bishops to
this city. Az the services tomorrow
Bishops Matthew S.Hughes and Thomas
Nicholson viii be present and preach.
The morning service will begin at tO.2o
o'clock, opening with a short organ re-
cital by Miss Connen The special
music Of this service will be provided
by the choir. Bishop Hughes VIII be
the preacher OF the morning.
The Sunday School will meet at ~
O'Clock. Special music will be pro
vlded by Miss Connelrs orchestra The
Junior League VIII meet at the close OF
the school session.
The Epworih League will hold its de-
votlonal service at 6 o'clock An orches-
ira VIII he in attendance.
The evening service, beginning at 1'5O
O'Clock. VIII open with a short organ
recital. followed by a song service.
The sermon at this service viii be
preached by Bishop Thomas Nicholson
evangelist.
Evening journal., 1919-10-25
Be Heard the city Churches Again Tomorrow
WHO'S YOUR BOSS?
ASKS REV. SMILEY
West Church Pastor Will
Advocate Fellowship at
Morning Service
NURSERY FOR TOTS
OPEN DURING CHURCH

At West Presbyterian Church. tn
Rev. u. Franklin Smiley. D. D., pastor
the Rev. James DOugherty, asslstan
pastor, DR.. Smiley will preach at bott
services. The theme Of DR.. Smiley a
1880 o'clock will be Fellowship" The
nursery. for the care of children, Is
open during this service, and is under
the direction of registered graduate
nurse, assisted by a STAFF Of competent
women.
The organ prelude will be "Canzona
in F MINOR by Ashmall; the postlude
in &C." by Lewis. The choir viii sing
an anthem, Il Love the Lord by
Dixon; offertory, I'VE Praise Thee, o
God" by Dressler; sololsts, Mrs. Lewis
and Mrs. Allen Mr.. stiegler and Mr..
Jones.
At > o'clock the Sunday school viii
meet in all departments, with music
by Banks orchestra.
The Mems Glass will meet in the
Church auditorium at the same hour
The mems quartet Will sing at this
service.
The Women's Glass, taught by Mrs
Smiley, will also meet at this hour in
the Bible School Hall.
AZ Gi5 o'clock Christian Endeavor
Meeting vii be led by Miss Mildred
Hopes.
At 7.3O o'clock the peoples service OF
song, led by the chorus choir, with
orchestral accompaniment The theme
OF Dr. Smiley's address Is, "Who Is
Your Boss ?" The organ prelude will
be "NIelodie," by Soiowski, and the
postlude Tempo di Marclt," by Dale
The anlhem-solo and chorus, "My Soul
Longeih," by Marston, ssolOist, Mrs
NJ. B. Lewis, vlollnist r. l.. Salter
Ofertory. Awake and Sing The Song,
by Brown. sololst, Oscar Stiegler.
Evening journal., 1919-10-25
BISHOP BURT WILL
PREACH AT BRACK-EX

Tomorrow morning Bishop William
Burt, Of Buffalo, y. y, will deliver the
sermon in Brack-Ex Methodist Church
The services viii begin at iOA5 O'Clock,
with an interesting program OF music.
The morning selections will be an an
them, "Hark. Hark My Soul; duet
"Hold Thou My Hand,' Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Greenfield; anthem. The Way OF
the Cross"
in the evening, the pastor. the Rev.
Claude W Clark. win use as his sub
ject, "Unsetlled" The choir will fur
nish special music for the evening ser
vice.
sunday school will meet from i2 to
o'clock There viii be prayer service
Wednesday evening, at O'Clock.