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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05
Mar untiSWf.

Ce lesne e sa al lln garaj in De-
troit. Mich. Mai ales daca este
facut pc banii multimei care. Gu
toate acestea MI este actionara
Hlndenburg, Sc Splme. este m
dignat pentru termenii prea as
pri al armistitiului. MOI i-anf pro-
pune sa-si pastreze indignarea 81
pc mai departe. Pima cfnd Sc vor
puhlica termenii pacii.
! Asadara Mangra este mort 81
de morti nu este iertat Sc spui nj
mica decit bine. Ne miriam insa
cum Sc face ca uni dintra spriii-
nitorii lui. nu au pus coroana ala
turf de cea lui Frant Catarama.
Ministrui marinei din Statele
Unite are de gind sc aduca citeva
submarine germane ca sa lie eX-
puma vederii publice in aceasta
tara. Submarine9. E,e ca ele. mai
avem 81 moi pc aici, de alt sol. Oar
am dOri Sc vedem eXpusi prin me.
nagerii. i'm cusce. pc comandantii
Ior.
Tn medic. probab este burlac
incurabil. declarat ca microbii
saruturilor adese Ori Sunt fatali
Dmsii devoalta germenii casato-
riei.
Dupa STRIFE ziarelor, eel din
Dusseldorf trebue sd fie foarte
,,radicalis' Socialistii germani de
acolo au batut pc republican, 81
i-au alungat de Ia putere. pentru
ca nu an fost destul de RADICAL
Nh de multi. spartacienii, an batut
81 alungat de la putere pc socia-
listi, ca nu sunt destul de .,radi-
cali''. A treia ri, in acelasi Oras.
anarchistii au batut 81 alungat
de Ia putere pc spartacienii-bol-
sevisti. pentru ca nu au fost des-
tul de RADICAL Cucnila. cine este
,,next"?
De multe ori poti cunoaste vir-
sta curcelOr 81 a puicelor dupa
dinti. NJ dppa al lor. ci dupa
dintii tai.
Portugalia, MISE spune ca ar D.
yea oamenii cei mai bine imbra-
cati din lume. Poate ca acestia
vor Fl cei eel doresc pc regele
Manuel indasat pc treng
M att observat 81 D-VOastra ca
o femeie Gu cit sc apropie mai
mult de 40 primaveri. cu alta
va pomeni mai adese orr cuvfntul
moi fetele"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05
||vFORN|kT TIuM

Scurtarea tinpulni Do lucyu.
Genoua, Italia. La 0 conferiu-
~ tinuta aici, 1ntre toti fabrican-
I'll Nalielii 81 reprezentantu munci
torimei So aillns Ia inteIegerea
de : 81 reduce tmpu1 az lucru iA
48 a. ore ~ "a tamink. Nou D u
grs1n " 1tra a viee1re ~ 1nc& \
peres xilei de 1 sllsln. .3l'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05

daca puterile antante doresc sd a
planeze chestia albaneza bazata
pc justitia aceia care singura poa-
to garanta pacea in Balcani, tre-
bae sd recunoasca guvernul al ca
rui cap este ell, ca singurul care
rcprezinta popbrul albanez. Din.
sui ISL bazeaza cererea pc urma-
toareie argumente 1ntii ca in
l,'f4 guvernul sau alungat pc
rrintul german William de Wied;
al doilea. ca I'm acelas an a parat
complotul de revolta pus La Gale
de tinerii Vurci; al trcilea ca
protejat eroica retragere a arma-
tel sfrbesti; 81 al patrulea ca a re-
fllzat repetite oferte facute de tt
nerii Turci, de Bulgari, de Austri-
eel 81 de Germani, cari-i cereau
81; lupte contra antantei..
Rusii 81 Polonii nu Sc pot inte-
lege. - Warsaw. NegOcierile
ce Sc tinean la Lemberg intre mi
siunea inter-aliata, Poloni 81 Rusi,
s-au interrupt, din cauza ca aces
tia nu Sc invoesc asupra unei linii
pc care ar trebui sa Sc opreasca
81 0 arlnata 81 alta. Sc raporteaza
ca ostilitatile stunt aproape sd fie
incepute, lar misiunea inter-aliata
Sc asteapta sa piece milne.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05

City, Mo. - Dac& indecatorul A.
J. Harrod nu va da| lni John Nc
Intyre pereche de- pantaloni, Gu
siguranta ca acesta va avea "a
mearga desbracat pima Ia fnehi-
scare. Mcintyre q furat pereche
de pantaloni de la. un pompier.
Acesta la prins 81 sa dus cu ell
la tribunal. Pc cind Sc aflau In
fata jndecatorulyi, jpompierul a
zis: ,,Da, DIE jldecftor, mia fu-
rat pantalonii; nit}-i, ii are in
picioare' ..Scoate-i)de pc tine"
la ordonat judecaforul lui Me
Intyre. N am altS sa imbrac,
DIE judecators Ais vinovatul.
,,Asta nefericirea ta. nu altrua,
81 Ell niam ce-ti fac$''. raspuns
| iudecator,il. urlnind sa pronmte |
sentinta de inapoierea imediata
a pantalonilor 81 bagarea hotului
in ppscarie pc timp de 80 de zile.
Cere despagubire. Lorain, O..
- Dina Catherine tiothmar, il g
tate de 62 de ami. ctre despagu-
bire de $4,000 de dolari de la com
pania de tramvae Cleveland & 4
Southwestern Electric pentru ra-
nele ce lea primit in timpul cind |
a lovit-o un tramvai. Femeia zice |
ca partea dinapoi a tramvaiului a |
isbit-o asa de tare) incIt dobo-
rit-o la pamint, cauzindu-i low
turi din a caror prifina nici nu sci
mai poate fmbraca
Expozitis. Paris. Expozi-
tia anuala de la Lyons s'a des
CHS Official pc lga de ] Martie.
Gu toafe s,lnt wl dc firme earl
si-au expns diferite lnerlri.
vorba Chicken" costa scump.
- Pittsburg. - Tn Mexican anu
me Enesteria Dymundo a platit la
tribunal amenda de $l1.50. plus
cheltuielile de judecata, pentru
ca zisese ,lnei fete chicken Fa-
| ia cintarea 115 pfunds, asa ca
judecatorul a fixat sllma de al
menda socotind fiecare pfund din
greutatea Ell GU cite 10 cent?. La
inceput dinsa staruia ca Mexica-
nul sd plateasca pfundul dupa
pretnl de pc plata al gainilor,
Don Dymundo zicea ca sal lase
pc 5 cent de pfund, fnsa judeca
torul n'a ascultat nici la unul, |
nici la altul, ci STA facut socotea-
La dnpa cum gasise el de GU
viiinta.
o bae de apa cu ghiata. Il
Belfast, Me. - ORA Helen "A.
Hamm invitat citava prietene
sa mearga GU dinsa ca sa Sc seal
de intr 'un riu din apropiere, insa
nici una n'a volt so urmeze, asa
ca s'a dus singura 81 fnotat
vre-o zece minute printre sloetii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05
Nj treCe Gu vederea
aCeasta oportunitate
ACTEAZA ACUM!

I
timpul oporm plasez N de
lni guveznor
ne le aceasta preu1e
oprieor productive Aceaa spenda opounate pentu
Dta cigule moi e ofem
Witch Ha ituata h Summit coun
ty Colorado
CETKsTE opnia lui M M Howo un ngner de mi ne
pert pracca rapport Hase
CETESTE depre 1a acolo
stenml este
bit fondaiunea chmbul International Sc face
guvernul sd fie pimul Gel permanent umparator
Ga obtna sa treca pn numite
eementer daca putem sa ohnem
vaorabn metal cheuei mic bu adntm
adunam bogatM
All dor cuegi benefcu din bogate
placuta mstinta
manunita facuta Dnu M. NJ Howo expeu mine gat
upairma De cdna de Witch Hazel sua Sum
att de
900 do in 10 ID
naba dreptul credem urnato
la 100000 de dolar
voies parte oportunita
Dtale Fa Da imedt CUMPARA
ACTIuNI PREA T1RzIU actune
sunt intate; dute pima
NUAAI LudITAT actiunile de la nina de aur
preu
Sie expertului
M. M. Howo Garrett fl trmise
lga rapoartee $
tiuni pvre la locul unde de Witch Hazel
fatum sd si D. u Ransom geologic staor Unite
punind Pile pentru raportul
aceasta caci dn geologic guvernuui Sr
Pentru reerinte: ren ate partcuaritat ori
n. w. FALLS, Chief County Judge, vizta la:
Summit County, FORESTER
Breckenridge Col. 40609 Blackwell Building
Grant
ENGlE BROS BANK PITTSBURGH,
Breckenridge Col Bell Phone Court
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-05

Ce lesne sa al rn garaj in De-
troit. Mich. Mai ales daca este
facut pc banii multimei care. Gu
toate acestea MI este actionara
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
W. P. Kimbrough For
Supervisor, Beat 4

The friends of Mr.. W. P. Kimbrough
announce his name in this issue of
The Commonwealth as candidate for
the important office of Supervisor
from Beat A, and they ask favorable
con. liberation of same at the hands of
the voters of that District in the Au-
gust primary election.
Mr.. Kimbrough is a prominent
young citizen of Itta Bena and one
Of Leflore countys most substantial
business men and successful planters.
He is member Of the Board of AL
dcrmen of Itta Bena and also a mem
Der Of the Board of Trustees of the
High School of that place, and his
experience in these capacities will
prove of value to him should he be
e ected as a member of the Board of
Supervisors from the 4th district.
The announcement of the willing
ness Of such splendid business men as
Mr.. Kimbrough to serve in the capa-
cty of Supervisor is just cause for
the people of any community to con-
gIatllate themeslves-but this is
pretty generally characteristic Of our
great Delta section.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
THE HIGH COST
IRON AND STEEL
Production in America win Prevent
Competition With Britain in
Neutral Markets.
Associated Press


LONDON, Feb. 26-Belief that be-
cause of the high cost of production
Of iron and steel in America, the I'm
tied States will not be able success
fully to compete with Great Britain
in neutral markets, is expressed in
trade circles here, says statement
made by the American Chamber of
Commerce in London.
The United Kingdom, it was assert
ed, will maintain first place in these
industries if it gets assistance from
the state and has no trouble from la
Dor. Great activity is to be seen
among manufacturers who are con-
verting their machinery to peace
basis. To meet the demands Of steel
makers the government is seeking to
secure 100000 tons of pig-iron from
the United States for delivery this
year.
Germany, the chief pre-war com
petitor of Great Britain has temper
arily, at least, been removed from the
field. Twenty years ago Great Brit
ain exported four times as much
steel as Germany but in the last year
before the war, it is said, Germany
exported a million tons more than
Great Britain.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
Carroll Co. Gravel
Very Satisfactory

The County Supervisors having Civ
en- the Carroll county gravel thor
ough test are proceeding to build the
roads of il. Quantities Of this gravel
are now coming to this city, ltta
Bena, Marye's, Schldtcr and other
points on the Southern Railway and,
as soon as the outfits Of the contrac-
tors can be assembled, the work of
building the 140 miles of highway
now projected will proceed. By the
use of this cheap local material a
much larger mileage will be built than
was formerly expected from the
100000 bond issue, as the saving in
freight rates viii amount to the snug
sum of some $25O,O0O or 100000 by
reason of the ability to get the ma
terial so near at home. As 1t has
been demonstrated that similar gray
els in other sections Of the state ad-
nit of surfacing well with materials
such as were used in surfacng the
Humphreys Highway, it is likely that
the principal gravel highways, where
the traffic is very heavy, will be SIM
ilarly surfaced. With a fine system
of highways reaching every portion
of the county, permitting every tax
payer in the county to get to town
any day of the year with his wagon,
his truck, or automobile Leflore will
be very much in the lead
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
Join Union of Police
And Prison Officials

DUBLIN, Feb 26-Six hundred
men of the Dublin Metropolitan Po-
lice force have joined the British
National Union Of Police and Prison
Officials. The force altogether num-
bers about 200. Following the Lon
don police strike they obtained recent
ly various concessions. Though equal
ly under the control of the govern
ment, the Dublin police are less like
a military force than the Royal Irsn
Constabulary on which the mainten-
ance of public order throughout the
country depends and the Constabulary
are so far unaffected by Trade I'm
ionism.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
General Strike Is
Proclaimed in SaXOny
Associated Press

BERLIN, Feb, 20 (Tucsday)---
The Spartacans and the Radical Soc
ialists have launched movement to
overthrow the existing government in
Saxony A general strike was pro.
claimed. The Independent Socialists
in Leipzig have issued a manifesto
demanding the retirement Of the
Weimat government.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
Dropped Cigarettes
Over Line Trenches
Associated Press

PSSOCldtGu itoo
PARIS, Feb. 26-One Of the first
workers Of war service organization
to be officially recognized as a mem
Der of a fightla% unit is Martin '.
Merle of San rraGcIsco, playwright
and a knights of Columbus secretary
who was attached to the eth Aero
squadron for four months during the
fighting at Chateau Thierry, Saint
Mihiel and the Meuse-Argonne dis
trict.
Mr.. Merle has received an official
communication from the officers and
men of the 9th Aero Squadron as
notification that he has been given
the right to wear the squadron in
sigma. He originated the scheme Of
dropping Knights Of Columbus Gig
arettos from airplanes over the first
line trenches which was adopted with
much success.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
Garden Contest
Is Open To All

The garden contest which will be
conducted BY the local y, NJ c. A..
officials is open to all Lefiore County
boys and girls. In order to arouse
interest in the Spring gardens a num-
Der Of prizes have been offered as
follows:
Best record showing profits for the
period of contest, first prize $3.50;
second prize, $1OO.
Best exhibit, first prize, $3.50; sec
ond prize, S1.0O.
Best Essay, first prize, $3.50; sec
ond prize, $l.0O.
The garden seed may be secured
at the \. N. c. A. Office on Howard
street
The rules of the contest are as fol-
lows.
Plot must contain 100 square feet
or more.
All boys and girls of the county
eligible
After the first plowing plot is to
be titled by contestant.
Record of expenditures and recei-
pts must be kept
Each contestant must have at least
tour varieties from his own garden
at the exhibit.
Only those registered will be eli
gible in the contest.
Each one mast agree to complete
his garden when possible.
Contestant must register on or
before March Il.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
Preparing For Boom
In Mexican Business
Associated Press

LAREDO, Tex, Feb. 26-American
business men have been preparing for
boom in Mexican business since reg
ulation5 governing expectation of
food and general supplies to Mexico
have been modified. Representatives
Of scores of nationally known con-
Germs have passed through this bor-
der city recently to arrange for es-
tablishing branch houses or distri-
buting ware houses in Mexico.
Business interests here believe that
within the next three months all spe-
cial export restrictions will be remoy-
ed and goods will pass into Mexico as
freely as before the Mexican disturb
ance5 began. Recent notifications
have been so extensive that the en-
bargoes now cover only few commo-
dities.
Mr.. TIL. Caywood has returned
from a business trip to Atlanta, Ga.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
I'M COME TAXES
SLOGANS COINlED
By the Internal Revenue Bureau to
Stimu4a.e early and Full Pay
mcut Of Same.
Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26-Slogans
eJine. by the Internal Revenue Bur
eau to stimulate early full payment
Of the income taxes reflect the
changed conditions in which the tax
rlyar finds himself now that victory
has been won and hostilities have ceas-
ed Ire powers of autocracy have
been defeated but the monetary cost
Of taa success still is to be met, large
" by the taxes to be pad this year.
Army of Occupation sounds good
bat it needs your support" says one
Of the slogans. Then it ks, Have
you paid your income taxi"
another classes an income tax re-
ceipt with a gold service stripe.
lno-e who celebrated victory most
loudly are reminded that footing
horn On afmistlce day did not end
your part i'll winning a peace with
victory. Paying your income tax
makes more real NOISE than footing
hora.'
Persons who may be inclined to
gramble at the increased rate of tax
at.on are given food for thought in
the following;
If you think your income tax is
hardship, picture what you would
have Deen up against had William
Itonanzolle1n won the coIlectorsh,p
jcb.'
ether slogans include:
"1od stand up for the National An
them. NOW stand up and pay yodr
income tax.
There were no delinquents at
Chateau Th.erry. Are you delaying
tue payment of your income tax!
"L5uJ try ~ lvyl your conscience
by cueermg the returning soldiers and
forgetting to pay your income tax. An
income YAK eyaa,l hasn't much on any
of The o,har pro Germans,
"lf you didn serve over there you
can seA,e mere W paying your income
tax
when the boys come home they
will ask what YOU have do.ie. Show
them your income tax receipt.
"Hhen you pay your income tax
you set a receipt from Uncle Sam.
What would have William Hohenzol-
lern have handed you?
"uuule Sam still has a big job
ahead IF nm. Help hi mby paying
your income tax now
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
N!SStSSlppIANS.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Private Cuthbert VI. Ivy, Niaona

WOUNDED SEN ER3LY.
Private Cuthbert NJ. Ivy, Wiaona,
Miss.
DIED OF DISEASE.
Wagonyr Jessie T. Frazer, Liberty,
Miss.
WOUNDED DFCnFE UNDETER-
MINED.
Corporal Cecil II, banks, Pittsb1ro,
Miss.
Private James Il. Partridge, Erwin,
Miss.
Private John /. Smith, Maatee,
Miss.
Private Lardy Varnado, Irene.
Miss.
Private William n. Smith, Acker-
man, Miss.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
Lieut.. Perry A. CoIcr, Brookhayen,
Miss.
Corp. Clayburn BeairI, Lamar,
Miss.
Corp. Jasper W. Reed. Brookhaven,
Miss.
Private William S. Kennedy, Quit,
man, Miss,
Private Robert c. Burke, Big Creek,
NJ;gs
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
White Men To Be
Tried J. P. Court

Joe Williams, an Assyrian, will be
tried in the justice of the peace court
tomorrow on charge of having in
his possession several quarts Of whis-
key,
Another case which will come up in
justice court is that of D. B. Cox,
who was recently arrested at Rising
Sun Cox is being held on three
cha ge5, carrying concealed weapons,
shooting across the public highway
ond having in his possession several
quarts of liquor. He was released on
a $50 bond.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
For Period of Twenty Four Hours
Ending 7 A. NJ Today.

Temperature-highest 66 degrees;
lowest, 80 degrees; at 7 p. m, So de-
grees; precipitation, 20; river gauge
.OU change in "a hours 0.3,
Temperature-Highest, 60 degrees;
lowest, 40 degrees; at 7 p, m, 65 de-
grees; precipitation, 1.40; river gauge
ST.; change in "a hours 0.9
Miss Annie Long Stephens,
Local Observer.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
The Naval Bill Is
Reported FavOrably
Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26--The Sen
ate Naval Committee today without
It record vote, ordered $720,Ooo 900
naval bl fayorably reported Tha
provision empowering the Presideny
TO curtaiI the building program at
has discretion was retained.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
Make Report OH Bill
For Reclaimed Lands
Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Feb, 2G--Thc Sen.
ate Public Lands Committee today
ordered favorable report on the bill
to appropriate $1O0,0O000O to make
the reclaimed lands available for set
tlcment by the discharged soldiers and
sailors. A similar measure has been
reported to the House,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
Communists Arrested
At Hungarian Capital
Associated Press

BASLE, Feb 26--Seyenty six Com
munists have been arrested on char
ges of rebellion against the Hungar-
ian Republic at Budapest according
to adyces from that city. They are
reported to have admitted that the
money necessary to set up an anti
republican government came from
Russia.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
Allied Troops Are
Advancing in Odessa
Associated Press

ATHENS, Feb. 2G.--(Tuesday)--
Greek troops operating with the
French and Rumaniang have adyanc-
ed into North Odessa in pursuit Of
the Bolshcvist forces. The retreat
ing Bolshevist have abandoned many
dead and wounded and have left guns
in the hands Of the allied forces
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
Deadlock in Congress
Is Broken Today

WASHINGTON, Feb 2G--Ihe
deadlock between the house and the
senate on the bill legalizing informal
war contracts was broken today with
a compromise agreement, limiting the
amendment providing for the settle
ment Of claims growing out Of the
stimulation of mineral production to
manganese, chrome pyrites and tung-
stem. The bulk Of the contracts vail
dated by the bill aggregate more than
two and one-half billion dollars.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26

APPLIES TO GREENWOOD, TOO.
The city authorities have asked
owners to keep their chickens on their
own preserves, but a great many of
them seem to think that tie street
and their neighbors' yards belong to
them. Two or three old hens can do
as great damage to a flower bed as
can a COW, if given time.-Jackson
Clarion-Ledger.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
Department of Justice
TO Prosecute Bribery
Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Feb, 2G Secre-
tary Daniels announced that the De-
partment Of Justice will be asked to
prosecute civilians and others who do
not come under the naya! jurisdiction
who have been found to have been
implicated in the bribery scandal in
the Third Naval District at New
York.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
Fresh Revolt Breaks
Out at Mannheim

COPENHAGEN, Feb. 26--(Tues-
day)-A fresh revolt broke out at
Mannheim today. The post0iIice, tel
egraph stations and all way stations
are occupied by the Spar.a-an3.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
Ports Are Recaptured
BY Allied Forces
Associated Press

COPENHAGEN, Feb. 26-The
ports of Lbau and Windau on the
Baltic Sea taken by the Bolsheyists
on January 3lst, have been recaptur-
ed by the Allies.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
AMERICANS ON
HONOR ROLL
= = x 8 4; s. !; i = !; = = !: y

A sociated Press
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26-Tha fol-
owing casualties are reported by the
Commanding General of the Amari-
can Expeditionary Forces:
Died Of disease, II.
Wounded severely, 50.
XII! 4 in action, &.
Died CT wounds, l3.
Died of aectdaat ard other causes,
fourteen.
Died of disease, 20.
Wounded deEre und term,red, 9l4.
Wounded slightly, 1891.
Total, 2.3I7.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
w allace Nominated
Ambassador to France

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2G-The
nomination Of Hugh Campbell Wal
lace, of Washington, TO be the Amer
lean Ambassor TO France was sent to
the Senate today by President Will
son.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26

Rent, Share and Wages Contract
Blanks, Bills Of Sale and Promisory
Notes for sale at The Daily Common
wealth office,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26

Rent, Share and Wages Contract
Blanks, Bills of Sale and Promisofy
Notes for sale at The Daily Common.
wealth office.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
NOTICE.

DR.. J. P. Kennedy has returned
from the army and has resumed his
practice of medicine in this city.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
New Legislation In
Operation in N. Dakota
Associated Press

BISMARK, N. D., Feb. 26.-Leg-
isIAtion providing for state owned
industrial enterprises became opera
tive in North Dakota today.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-02-26
Cummins Succeeds Vance Mccormick.
Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Feb 2G-Cum-
minis succeeds Vance Mccormick,
who resigned when he left for Paris
several months ago as advisor at the
peace conference. The REORGANIZATION
contemplatcs the standing officers
committee to include two yicc.chalr-
men, secretary, executive secretary,
treasurer Of Enance AMI Il ser aant-aL-
arms in addition. Chairman D. Bruce
Erencr, Of Montana, and Samuel Il.
Amidon, Of Kansas, were named "a
vicc-chairmcn
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THE WEATHER

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MISSISSIPPI -- Fair and colder
Wednesday; much colder in south por-
ton; Thursday clear and warmer.
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Take the Daily Commonwealth.
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THE COTTON
MARKETS

Closed % down to up.
New York Spots 26.6U-25 up,
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MYENrO0L COTTON MARkEr.

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Mr.. TIL. Caywood has returned
from a business trip to Atlanta, Ga.