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ire Of YOUTH Arny s,zme, 1S e, a.

else. Then suddenly she cried
aloud: f.
"oh. why did I tear up his note
that day." With Q sudden start It
came to her-hs had not tried to
excuse himself. Indeed,
had he not virtually confessed to
something7 She could mot remem-
Der his words. But that he said he
had meant to tell her everything.
that he surely admitted her feeling
was Just-that much she remem-
bered definitely. What did he
mean!
All that he had done for Grace
Thomas, far from being q misdeed.
was heroic. Was Grace Thomas
could 1t be possible that she was
lying7
No! q thousand times no! All
her instinct defended Grace and
sympathized with her. She mad
been spending many hours out of
the many days with that young
woman. and she could swear that
Grsce's attitude as regarded An
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sharp pain gAawed at her soul. No
answer had come from Anthony.
Had he received her letter and
scorned to replyf That would be
mo worse than she deserved. But
she could not imagine it. That was
not like Anthony. Her rooted in
stinctive belief In the nobility of
his character. never entirely
eclipsed, was now h permanent
element In her thought of him.
She believed that Jim Howard
might be in possession of An.
thongs accurate address. To Jim
Howard. however. she dtd not care
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ung-two million-two million
after all these years. knew you'd
do it!-oh, bring her to mel re-
member-she is beautiful!-two
million!"
Mrs. Nash's recovery was rapid!
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CHAPTER Xxx.
A Discovery.

A DELLA was alone in the studio.
~ The newly welded couple,
still on their brief honey
moon journey, were expected to re.
turn within a day or two.
How easily happiness had come
to them, reflected Adela! There
are times when we look down on
those whose felicity comes too
smoothly. A vagrant notion of this
kind now kept thrusting itself into
Adela's thoughts, but Loyalty she
brushed It aside. She rejoiced In
the happiness Of her friend Clarice
strange how II had come about
and Douglas was a dear boy--but
compared with Anthony
A restlessness that was like
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10 write Tor tha 1n~
formation. She could
not remain supine In
her ignorance indefi-
nitely and suddenly she
took do&n the receiver
and telephoned to Cass
Liggett and Company.
She evaSed their
queries as to her iden-
tity and was about to
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(O 1920. International Tcatuss, Service, Inc,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-11-05
For Sale Or Rent

Peach and Pecan orchard, 30 acres
20 acres under good fence and Guilt
walton. ll-5
]. A. SMITH,
Box "a, Fruitdale, Ala.
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-11-05
DEPUTY SHERIFF I. r. JONES SHOT
Last Saturday BY Negro Desperate
Resisting Arrest.

While endeavoring TO make the
arrest OF Robert Jackson. desper-
ate negro, at the Avera Naval Stores
Office IN Harringburg, short dis
lance below Ayera ION the new rail
road), Deputy Sheriff 7. r. Jones,
was shot last Saturday morning,
Oct. 20. The bullet which was from
a 80 Smith h Wesson pistol entered
from the front and piowed its way
through his Intervals penetrating
one kidney and the liver. and lodged
just beneath the skin on the back.
Tom bad been summoned there by
the company who wished the negro
quelled as he was known to be a DAN
gerous character of the floater gam
bier sort and he had threatened the
woods-rider and one of the boss men.
He was but partially In the compa-
ny's employ Tom and he exchang-
ed shots both emptving their guns,
but if the negro was hit 1T was some
slight wound. He escaped and re-
ward amounting to $500 is being Of
tered for his arrest. Blood hounds
we're procured and the woods combed
that day and night but not even a
trail struck, Tom was carried TO
Hattiesbnrg for hospital treatment,
and at last accounts, was doing well
considering the serious nature Of
his wounds. He is a son of Cy
Jones Of the Northeastern part of
the county and had served as special
deputy under Sheriff j. F. Green
during the latter's administration.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-11-05

State of Mississippl-Hinds county.
City OF Jackson. Office of The State
Tax Commission OF said state.
l, d. L. Thompson, Chrmu. of said
commission. do hereby certify that
the foregoing is true copy of the
Minutes of said Commission, now on
file in said office, in SO far as it re-
lates to the approval of the personal
assessment roll Of 1920 of the county
of Greene. This the 25th day of
October. 1920.
D. L. Thompson, Chrmn said Com.
Ordered by the Board that B. w.
Mcleod be allowed the sum of $78. "a
for 1856 fit of bridge lumber gotten
by T W Beard, payable from c B
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-11-05
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
PROCEEDINGS
November Term A. ID. 1920.

Be it remembered that regular
term of the Board of Supervisors IN
and for SAID County, in said state
was begun and held in the court
house thereof, in the town OF Leakes-
vile, said county on the First Mon
day, the 1st. day of November, A D.
1920, being the time and place fixed
by law for the holding OF said court.
There being present and in attend
ance on said term of the Board the
following named members and Off
GERS to-wit:-
]. d. Turner, member from Dist.
No. President.
W. L. Robertson, member from
DIST. No. 2,
e. w. James, member from Dist.
No. 3;
r. l.. McInpls, member from Dist.
No, 4;
c. o. Backstrom, member from
DIST. NO. D;
j. L. Alderman, attorney for the
Board;
Webb Valley, shift of said county;
r. d. Cochran. Clerk of said Court.
After proclamation by the Sheriff
the following business was trans
acted to-wit:
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of
the State Tax Commission of the
State Of Mississippi that the clerk of
the Board of Supervisors of each
County named below has filed with
this Commission a copy of The roll OF
assessments (as of the first day Of
February 1921 of the personal prop
ertv OF said county; and that said
copy has been stated 10 conformity
to the requirements of law; that said
assessments have been filed in ac-
cordance with the order of this Com
mission. duly entered on is minutes
on the second day of October 1920;
1t is. therefore, hereby ordered
tnat said assessment roll be and the
same is hereby approved:
1870. Greene County.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-11-05
A. 6 M. R. R. Required To Furnish
Bond Al Hearing.
Lucedale Times Oct. 10Th

Lucedale Times Oct. soth.l
No receiver was appointed for the
A. s. M. Railroad Company in the
trial before Chancellor Griffith at
Gufport concluded this week, but
the railroad company was required
to give BOND 10 double the amount
OF ali claims fled against it and any
other creditor or creditors are given
the right to 60 before the court at
any time and prove their claims and
have this bond increased. This. we
gives the railroad COM
mission the right and power to force
the,propee operation OF the railroad
bv imposing and collecting penalties
on account OF Encouragement OF the
railroad.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-11-05

& ] fund as per bill on file.
] Ordered by the board that 3 W
Mcleod be allowed the sum of $72 II
for 5612 IT culvert lumber gotten by
S ] Hillman, as per bill on file paya
BILE from road fund of road dist No. /
Ordered by the Board that the APP
portionment of County common sch
fund by the clerk for May, June, July
August and September 1920 be and
the said report is hereby approved
and that the following school dists
be allowed the amount set opposite
its name. payable from the common
school fund as their prorata share c.
said funds, polls, as shown by said
report on file, to-wit: Leakesville
Sep schl dist. (mnnicipa) $l5 80;
State Line municipal schl dist 6 90;
Mutual Rights rural schl dist 3 48;
Red Hill Rural schl dist 75i Indian
Hill rural schl dsts 2 22.
Ordered by. the board that George
E Williams be allowed $500, payable
from Gen Co fund, for 2 sacks cemen
bought for Dunnan dipping vat as
per bill on file.
Ordered by the board that Burley
Dunnam be allowed So payable from
Gen County fund for fixing the Dun
nam vat lastspring as per bill on file
Ordered by the board that Webb
Valley, shift be allowed So 90 PAYABLE
from Gen Co. fund. Office postage for
Oct. 1920
Ordered by the board that Webb
VALLEY, sheriff be allowed ID 90 pay
able from Gen county fund for mon
ey spent for wood for the courthouse
for the month of'Oct. 1920, as per
bill on file Sec 3l5, page 223 Code O6
Ordered by the Board that Webb
Valley, shift. be allowed $91 20 paya-
Olt ifOiu Otu OOHnt} iu1u Iofs NtCbu-
aiing prisoners for month of Oct
1920 as per bill on file. Sec 2l76,
page 677. Code 1906
| Ordered by the board that James
Faux be allowed IS IS PAYABLE from
common SCH fund for manifold pa.
per cut to order and list of teachers
, forms as per bill on file.
Ordered by the board that James
Faux be allowed the sum of 20 so,
payable from the Gen Co fund, tick
cts for General election Nov. 2, 1920
as per bill on file,
Ordered by the board that James
Faux be allowed $25 90 payable from
Gen County fund for publishing two
times each two articles. Resolutions
of Supervisors other counties anent
the proposed Constitutional Amend
ment removing Supervisors jurisdic-
ton Board Supervisors over roads.
ferries and bridges as per bill on file
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-11-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.

10 30-2C Il. II. Watson to Miss Alb
bic Valley
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-11-05

OrdeIed by the board that James
Faulk be allowed SIG 90 PAYABLE from
general county fund for publishing
road tax notices and 2 VI typewriter
form letters notice to taxpayers, as
per bill on file.
Ordered by the Board that the
Greene County Herald, be allowed
40 90 payable from Gen Co fund, for
Publishing The proceedings of the
Board for October 1920.
Ordered by the board that the
Picayune Item be allowed $50 pava-
BILE from com schl fund for report
cards and duplicates furnished Supt.
said acct being o. k. by the Supt.
and on hle.
Ordered by the board that the report
X l. Turner, Supt. for Oct. 1920 be
and the same is hereby received and
approved and that be be allowed
$l68.9 5 payable from Common schl
fund, OF the county as county prorata
share OF salary for said month, and
thath be allowed $4.51. payable from
Mutual Rights schl fund and 3 a6,
payable from Red Hill schl dist fund
and 81 payable from Indian hill
school fund, as said districts pro rata
share OF salary for October 1920, and
that he be allowed the sum of A 90
payable from com schl fund Of Coun-
ty, as Office postage and stationary
Sept 1920. Sec. l page 269 laws 1916
and Sec. 3l5 page 223 Code 1906.
Ordered by the Board that Peoples
Drug Co be allowed 2 W payable
from Pauper fund for primer, arlth-
metie and reader on account of Mrs
McMilIon as per bill on file.
Ordered by the board that Peoples
Drug Co be allowed 3 " payab O
from Pauper fund, for medicine to
pauper, as per bill on Tile.
Ordered by the Board that, the
following named parties be allowed
the amt set opposite their respective
names payable / ON road u d
of road Dist No for the purpose as
stated in this order to-wit: William
Clark 1878 feet culyert lumber 81 81
L G Bush Grocery Co supplies bnl
dated Oct. s, 1920, $50 ~; STANDARD
Oh Co, oil and gas as per oil on file
81 55 Turner & Dorsett, supplies
8 81; Jas Hiilman shop work 8 10; !.
j b McInnis 10 lbs beef 2 90, Church
well Motor Co, gas and oil Is 80, J j
McInnis supplies 9 80; N L hcRee.
q Co bolts 39c; G B Balack, smith
work 4 90; Henry Roberts. 244 days
$72 70; L 4 Cooley "a days " 90;
David Pipkins 234 days So 70;
Oscar Churchwell n days l8 75;i
Rush Churchwell l24 DAYS 81 20;
Ella Box month 40 co. Gun
Williams 81 days p 81, Talton Beard
8 days so; S HilIman l month
$125 90.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-11-05

COLORED.
La 20. Irwin Allen to Pearl Perry
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-11-05
BLACKSMITH NOTICE.

] have moved NV blacksmith Shop
from out Of the building near A. G.
Turner store into the Gabe Church
we'll building below Turner & Dor
sett and viii be better prepared to
serve the pubic in my line.
HIP C.fB. BLALAcK.
IAdNertisementl
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-11-05
BARGAINS
BARGAINS

BARGAINS in Dry Goods this week.
Prices have gone still lower on on
some articles. Get the benefit of
the last decline and fresh goods at
GEO. B. McRAEs.
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-11-05
REDUCED PRICES.

Give me chance, to sell YOU those
staple articles OF cloth for winter
wear and household uses. Reduced
prices worth your while.
GEO B. McRAE.
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-11-05
LeakesvIIIe Masonic Lodge Needing.

Th next regular meeting O.
the lodge will be held at Leakes-
vile, the second Saturday and 18th.
day Of November
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-11-05

666 quickly relieves constipation,
blliousness, loss OF appetite and bead
aches, due to torpid liver. adv
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1920-11-05

We hope to publish the retnrns
by precincts next wees;; the returns
were cauyassel too late to present
that way this week.
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Gibson and Leonard Got q Scare
When Gate Receipts DISAPPEARED

days bSore tho show. This l. q very good rule
and should be lived up by all the clutu.
Although the bout bstwem Frankie Buns q
JerSey City and Jack Sharkey OF this city waa
only arranged on wednesday night. tho demand
Tor tickets have already been very hrge. The
lads are very popular in their respective ctios
and for that reason their admiran arc ali
worked 10 over tho contest. They Will hattde
twelve rounds At the ArmOry A. A. Of Jersey
City on Monday night.
Jeff Smith. the crack middlsIeisAt. who bones
Johnny Howard At Perth Amboy neIt Tuesday
night. has been signed up By his manager. Al
Lppe. 70 meet Mike McT1Tue. who knocked
out BrouSseau. the Canadian champion. Gt Hail,
fax June 20. Al LDpe. Smiths manager. hAi
also matched X. o. LOughln to boz Johnny
Gil At Dayton July 20.
Charley Hayes. the Harlem teAtherweiEhA hA
started trimming at stillmAns Gymnasium 10
his twelve round bout With Chuch ProVey Nhicl
takes place At the Hoosank Valley ball park
North Adams. Mas. July p. Two weohs ~
| Hayes knocked out Johnny lyman q PhilAdel
paliA in ten trOunds a. the same club.
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LIVE WIRES
By Neal r. o. Hara.
90 b. The Press Publishing New York Evening" Wosa1

o""EAI 1870 " The Pres Publishing Co tina New
In the big leagues waving goodbye.
"~N0 A0 O"oS
TORONTO HOLDS PLACE IN THE INTERNATIONAL
LEAGUE WHICH TEAMS AS CAsERs FOR THE CA
MADAM CLUB
to make home $1,000 '' ~ "
A OS of brOOd-mindsd guys
- ~ -S '' -'N 'NN' P''''
average may be poor but it's still better thar their
attendance , ''0''
The plank that the Democrats 0anOpIank
only gas have been in the cellar no.r than
A! ~ ~ ~ Wv O0'~' O"S'' ""~'
phonogah shop to look I'D
evening "S' ~'N o"O''''
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LITTLE CHANCE OF
MATCHING DEMPSEY
AND CARPENTER
Meeting of Those Concerned
Shows Frenchman Is Tied
to English Promoter.
TACK DEMPSEY and Georges Car.

TACK DEMPSEY and Georges Car
pentier cannot be matched to
box until Dec. 81, 1920, the date
the present contract Carpenter has
with Charles Cochrane becomes void
and also providing Cochrane is I'M
successful in obtaining the Ameri-
cans signature.
This was the conclusion reached
at a meeting at the Belmont Hotel.
Jack Kearns represented Dempsey,
Francois Deschamps, Carpenter, Jack
Curley was interpreter and william
A. Brady, Charles Cochrane's Ameri-
can representative, acted for both the
English promoter and as chairman OF
the meeting.
Deschamps, according to the Coch-
rane contract, Is not allowed to enter,
discuss or consider any offer until
the last day OF this year. the time the
contract expires, and he Is to assist
in every possible way to help the
promoter he IS under contract TO 10
get Dempseys signature.
Shortly after Mr.. Brady called the
meeting to order in Jack kearns
suite at the Belmont where TEX
Richard, Charlie Harvey and numer-
gave the manager OF the American
fighter the privilege of stating what
his plans were in behalf of Dempsey.
Kearns said: when Carpenter ar
rived in this country he proceeded to
hurl defs at Dempsey in which he
was quoted through interpreters on
board La Savoie, represented by Des-
! champs, that he was anxious to box
Dempsey and would sign Immediately
and be ready to step into the ring to
fight in six weeks time. Dempsey
was held to answer the charges OF
draft evasion" continued Kearns
and did not have any conception oil
the possible outcome of the case
putting him in a predicament where
he was unable to answer the chal-
lenge of the Frenchman sent through
the press
Later, when Dempsey was exon
Grated, / sent a challenge to Carpen'
tier through the papers, but received
no answer. l wrote a personal chal'
lenge several weeks ago, but as ye
have had no reply. To-day ] am her
to sign articles for Dempsey to boz
Carpenter. post a forfeit and let tn
match go to the promoter who Is tn
highest bidder"
Deschamps said this could not b
accomplished owing To his agreemeh
with Cochrane, at least until the en-
OF the year. and that Dempsey's onl
chance of meeting Carpenter was 10
him to sign TO box for Charles Coch
rane. To which Kearns would nc
, listen.
: Kearns voiced his disapproval {
. the Frenchman meeting Battling lie
= whisky, stating that there might nj
b be anything left OF Georges after h
. boxes the Battler.
+; The reason Deschamps signed
= box for Cochrane, he said, was tina
t. during the Beckett Carpenter figl
+ nc did considerable advertising
n the effect that the winner would
n matched TO meet Jack Dempsey Il
the heavyweight championship
!; London, together with an eXcellel
:, financial return for his services.
D. The Frenchman and his manag
g. will sail for .Havre July 10, return
r ing Sept. TO box Levinsky.
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Latest Training
GGILOps OfHOrses
At Local Tracks

AZ Belmont. July 8. Track Fast.
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iurlOnu. in l.N as; Rankin. la. in 50 S-5i
Little Dear. la. in 81 SIS: Asht Fantastic. Ia
In 81 49, Red Red Rose. l.2. in 81 as; Lads
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l02. LII 10: wAchAprsaEuo SIS, In los: Red
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son. mile in li9; John Paul Jones. SIS. IA
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furlonEa. In ls Uluidge. B-s. in l.OG: BastIlls
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ator Crow furlonEs. IN LIZ; Touch Ne Kno
! SIS. in los rs.
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5 6 tuTlongs. In III s-s! Alliran mile. In l.l
b AneTiA, l-2. in as: Irish Dream SIS. In 2
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MenOcAl. furlonss. in 80 SO. los lr5. IL
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la S-5. la; Different EysL Ia. in 81: Car
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70 George Bowes SIS In 80. Poor Butterfly. mi
q In LAO: ChCvArr, SIS IN les. Thrift. 0 Il
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into the umpires' dressing room and
made a getaway with the personal
effects OF Hildebrand and Evans who
were judging the plays. The burglars
visit was a decided success, as there
loot amounted to two suits OF clothes,
two straw hats, two pairs Of shoes
two rings, watches and pins and
about 5000 in cash. A couple OF
"bulls"-not assigned to the Elweil
case-were discovered and they were
put to work on the mystery
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LAuFette and Rosenberg Clash at
BayOnne Tonight.

Al the Bayonne A, A.. 50th Street, on
the Hudson Boulevard, New Jersey, to-
night, Kiddie Diamond OF Elizabeth
meets Artie Schick. the Jersey City boy
who Is hot on the trail Of CLANCY. Frush
and others OF that high calibre, Schick
and Diamond lock horns in "a twelve
round event
Two shrewd ring craftsmen, each a
puniAher, have II out In another twelve
when Walter Laurette, clever welter-
weight, and Dave Rosenberg, former
A. A. y, champion, swap punches. A
special eiEht-round bout between Joe
Weber OF New York and Young Tiger
a Bayonue will preoede the two tWelvea.
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AouEpUcT SELECTIONS.

First Observation-Disclosures, Walk
Up. Arada.
Second Race-Bllly Kelly, on
Watch. Different Eyes.
Third RAce-Tenons Bon. Hen
drie, Airman.
Fourth Race-Naturalist Donna
coma, Royce Roofs.
Fifth Race-pAy Lily. Prodigy.
Joan Marie.
Sixth Race-GeorEie, Sir Grafton.
Dream OF the Valley. v. T.
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Rip Collins also twirled in great
form, and but for the bad support
of his teammates would have been a
victor. The local player allowed the
visitors but five safe hits and one
earned run. Collins is in the best
shape OF his career and will turn in
many a ball game for Miller Hug
gins.
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Promoter Returned, However,
and Paid Benny $4,000 for
Knocking Out White.
Blu John Pollock.

Champion Benny Leonard and his
manager, Billy Gibson, will surely pass
up Benton Harbor. Mich, the next
time the promoter Of boxing bouts
there should offer them match. Loon
ard came very near being done out OF
his money for his contest there on tho
afternoon OF July 5. The writer learned
the promoter disappeared with all the
receipts after the show. and 1t was not
until o'clock the following morning
that he was located just outside OF
Chicago. He came back to a hotel in
Chicago, where he paid theaighters for
their services. The promoter turned
over $4,000, which he said was taken
in on the show. and from this sum
Leonard received $21 900 and Charley
White got close to $4,000. Billy Glib
son claims that there must have beer
over $4,000 in gate receipts, as the
open air arena was packed to IT.
capacity.