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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-16
ARTICLE TX.
Amendment OF Charter:

These articles of incorporation
NAV be amended, or the capital
stock may be increased or decreased
at meeting of the stockholders OF
this corporation duly called for
that purpose; provided, such
amendment or increase or decrease
of the capital stock be consented to
by the vote of two-thirds of all OF
its outstanding sock. Provided,
that no amendment shall be adopt
ed changing the objects and pur-
poses for which this corporation
is created. except by the unanimous
consent of all of the outstanding
stock. and no amendment shall be
adopted increasing the capital stock
in excess of the amount originally
named as the sum to which the
capital may be increased, except by
the vote of three-fourths OF all OF
the outstanding stock, and provided
further. that the capital stock shall
never be decreased to an amount
which is less than the corporate
Indebtedness.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1920-01-16
ARTICLE X.
Dissolution and LiquidatiOn:.


This corporation may be dis
solved by consent Of two-thirds OF
all of the outstanding stock, at a
meeting called and held for that
purpose according to law; provided,
that. if all the stockholders shall so
consent in writing this corporation
shall be dissolved without any for
NAL notice to or meeting OF stock
holders for that purpose.
Whenever this corporation shall
be dissolved, either by consent OF
its stockholders, or by law, and al
the termination Of this charter It's
affairs shall be liquidated as is now
or as may hereafter be provided by
| law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
WOMEN Of STATE
To ORGANIZE
CALL Is 1851 ED FOR LAST STATE
CONVENTION or SUI
FRAQE PARTY
Will DO Hold at Huntington on Sop
tember goth.


| The following has ',,-n sent out by
| th, I.,,,,I .;uu,,., II c,o ~ m. .,.t,
!
| ana III h"Il rHPlhh"'"
! ITO NIh"''"hlh Amendment '" lh'
/ '""nlii"ll"n or the United states has
been Iatll"d Upon all tn" women ell
all ia" states, the fIhn'hihc hnh been
| conferred Ih'I NJ" about 1" enter
! upon tho "h"i'l"" 81 Their nara "Ih"h
l"illi'"l ilh'H II. Ih'I"f"'". h"h''"'" 90
| women VII" low" lh'li country I" tab"
! '"""Ib '"E"Ih"i That they may ur" tn"
: ilThi with Intelligence. hI"' i"'I"n "nl
h"" '"E"'h Tot ~" "'''"'' ""h r'""
I''''h 81 ia" r'"I'l"
| ~ 10 ""'' """ti Tea th'n !" h"'"
! I''f''' h""wl'hr' 81 tie" '"n''I'"''""
nnh niru iuto 81 ""' E"' "I"'"""'. -"
voIl "a "i tie ''h"Ir"' 81 '"''"E ~
, l" m"i""'"' 81 '""' ''l" '""' I'm.
| lhor lieut." az W." '''' h'E'hh'"F 90
! th'ir r"li'i'nl 'n''''. I" r'"hy "'""
| ur"H !" 'h" l'Hh' 81 'h"n '"'"''"" We
rIrnui"U"
TIL" National League 81 N"u"" N"'
CiG stand" Tor an lh'"lIIE'n' "I'' '"fh''
I Through """r"'"n' ""h "n'' '"''"u"
'"inWillr"H " FIuhl"N P"N'l'nI p''l
/ los. aud through It's stat" hnh I"'hl
hInurh"E. II Disseminated tho lnf"rmH
tlun u" EninC1 u ~ IN ~" ""n"" n
p"pnrai" party. hut IT, composed 81 We
m"n "f all shade" "f rliti"nl opinion
ana WORMS, nov W ''PI"SI'l"h \" WY
pnrtN. but III and through All parties
For these reasons. tn" officers 81 IN"
West virginia Equal suffrage NS$"rlh
| il"n call nH huhlllhrieh, thI"hfh 'h"lr
duly accredited delegates. to meet IN
convention ~ 'h' ~ ~ ,i"h''nE WI
IN the assembly hall "f ia" Hotel Fred
"Tl"k. at 10 "'l"'k on th' morning "i
september .2'h I" 'I"N' Ih' p""Ih"S n
Of snid aHs""inlI"n ana T." "LE"nIz" II,
rs stead. the N"hl Virginia League at
Women Waters. /" h" an auxiliary al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
new CHORUS GIRL
TYPE IN "39 EAST"

Thc,o have hSrn 'h"run Hiris ""h
'h"iua Hirln dopI'tod "n the r,toon ""1
: Invariably they havo hoen "f IL" anI""
typo beautiful rndurIIvo 'io,i"." 90.
, F"wnoh IL tho latest rnrIsihn i"uhl".
loading pIIro dog al tho loo 81. WITH
h"nl 81 mIlll"nniIor cv"r al ihriI f""l
, 'lnm"TinF /" Hivo thorn oil thalr h""rtn
doglr~ f"nri"n'r Kinney ,'Trntr1 n"w
type "f "h"ruH EIrl In hor p"rirnlnl ~
lonoinpr PENN In an TnHI tho En'h"l
ir"ih"ra rlnY Hh"wn In rl",uto !" dnY
aud Saturday ~ tho Liberty Thonir"
Nrr lIluu"r. hollRhIfullv h"rHclf.
gwN"i aud doWurC. p,uirny1 tho = ~ az
= daughter nf - poor mlnlGi"T. VIII" ma
hc"n brought wp In careful though old
fashioned manner. and gSrN !" IN" CIV
=. make hcr fortune ''"'irT,rv 10 tho
story .rf moa' chorus Eirlt. I was "uly
after Ehc flilcd to obtain nih'r "Inpl"N-
ut Mt TINT she was forced - util,G" hCr
ctuTCh choir training In ~" ranks az
tho chorus However. n"S"Ciar'rn with
tho sophisticated gold diGT"rs' 4 tn"
chorus did not faint rcnClhp". md even
whom shc became 4 premiere dnrs'u'c
ahc. remained sweet Rni whol"Som
girl.
John g Robertson Of ''Dr Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde fame. directed tn" production.
Reginald Denny liz tho leading man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
CUTTING SCRAPE
VICTIM IS IN
SERIOUS CONDITION
Rudolph Miller II Blashsd ~ Wos
Mum At y. o. DSpoS
Victim Of Cutting Borape In 3ee
Refuses TO Talk raHtff5,

~ p
Rudolph MlIrr' WI" WI"
tcrdny morning ncrosn the throat
h.., ,,diI,,d NV Walter Mum, WAS ~,
''' 49,. ~ an anS1s3
"I,"" T." nrning hv nItsndnnca &C u,
hour ih'h m"In'nR ny sn;,aI SithSvgi,
ONO EaiI'y """ r,,,c.i condition' lHiG
u" ~ n','' nn IL h,nns"i, nm nj poilco
n"H" ''nn, f. In tho county AN
'.'''t,'t'''' H." "mt.omc. -. 1, N
n IN tiu,crrinud that tho Two nohf -
~ 10 "'n r,,un,.nt nt tho naItimo06
, ,n'n ",nnt ani lint Mum - st.k
,n ,,,, ,ro''' hin "orLoi which nd ~.
WIZ WIZ ,n '' ~" ,,,nnb board y
s,nn ,n ~ Miller who II ss3
n ',,H u, m"' o, .nv
~, ,,u'n L,nwn Of IN ..-l
,,I r"' ,h"n, 10 o'"i"rh whom j ~.
r,,,,', n,Iuu on rInoonth atr ~. Z
,,c hnd ,.IIrn hrrnro ho beCA -. "A
Nv '''' <4Ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
EVANGELIST COMING
To u. AZ the Union l1sston Yos HSs1p4
of Two WsOkO az

ftinrtIna bI"hor illh the Nbvef'
rnd Ed FeIIarn. tho we'll known evGhs
prIIai win aprn two weeks beUou nk
,nocrinH- at Who i'nl"n Mission, He Will
preach r,nIy evening Of the s1Uye tToi
worhn narvlrcn startling Al 100 eqlOoI,
ANYONE familiar with iha aAvp1h
wn,Ii ~ Jhr 40 Introduction 10 HeN
TclIora 40 ho 10 ono Of the leAdIn1
rvnug, tIa nf tho country. THIS ano
also : fn"t that Nav. Follars ? IN as
man at over The country will show
how ,oriunnio wheeling II In 4ecOfine
his AorVlc"H. In fact " wsS only "
much labor mud psrruarIon that Hupk.,
cory wna abIc 10 Induce tho great ayhr,.
gcIIst 10 como to this city. The alien
dance NJ tho Mission during the two,
works. should be tho larEeN ever
gathered there" as everyone SHOULD b.
take euro of tho largo audiences thhb
him that they appreciate his COMING.
Tho public In most cordially invited 70
attend and every effort will DO made -
take care OF the alrEc nudicncea
are expected to como and hear
ErllCT1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
IRENE COMPANY
ENTERTAINS kIWANIANS
spIsAdid Program Presented ~ the NO
Luro Motel.

TIE n0"n day luncheon az tho kiwan-
lane al tho Mcclure lt"tol. ~as great
suc,Cun and was attended 10y "a largo Ina
ImIIy II mambuIS yUHt'Iiay large
n,II, hrt 81 spo'ial uuuihcra ttiloi tho
hin during tho achrl"n. shl' IL va ron
drfal by % number - the 'nnt tab iuT
part ln tho show II one - hitch "p'n"d
q hroo dayh engagement al ~" Court
GeatIC
These pe"plo wo,o hinuEhi J." M"
hnrho"n ny klwanInu rt"d l"hnH"n
VIM H. hualnoaa manager 81 Tho Court
hoaIre Catherine MniuuDon VIII" plnY.
10 role ~ Ircuc. WA In tho uumh"T
,roaSni aud uho rendered numh'r ~
cory plcaatnR nurnhru which all "nI"y"n
rory much number ~ other Rp"'l
numbers appeared on tho program nnd
In all 10 was nun Of tho In"HI plon aluE
sessions which many of tho Kiwnnian1
stated that thNy had attended I" date
DBgrRoTED PROPERTY
Paul I.ytle. WAS arrested yesterday
afternoon and lodged In In" county jail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
CONDITION SERIOUS

The condition Of George Malgon, ~
years rmploye OF the Whltaker'hes
nrr Company, wAs reported to DO little
better AT "A late hour last evening by At'
trndunin at the North Wheeling hoept.
tai lie IL suffering from p fractures
skull Although HIS condition u still
srrinua II Ia thought that he VII 70.
cover. 80.
unrrntr were nntified and they ~ once
rnmo To Wheeling and Hro ~ the pe4-
side ~ tho injured man Ito Also nen
two brnihrrr David and MARTIN, VINO
MO hlnn employed 81 tho aama plAnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
MISSION SERVICES.

The speaker for the NJ 'si"n tonight
will hc Mr. Edward Jctf"rH"r. Shtur-
div and Sunday night. SUpt g. w. cory
w.iiI nrrarh On October Bal. Mr. ID +.
Merritt. tho we'll known Hinl" teacher.
will inaugural" II series Of NH" lessons
on tho Book OF Eph"EianR. using aH Ills
thrnr. the 'N'nunsrlH IT God THIS
series Of fuudi"S iH open IT, tho public.
and auitr IA number Of people hay" nj
rr,ny Stated that they VII he sinh OF
The uprnrIunlty to hear MIR Merritt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
CHILD MAY RECOVER

Although In q critical state. the conhi.
lion Of GrorRo tidRl"y. small som OF
clarence HIdglcy. who was struck W m
automobile on Wednesday nfterhoOnt
wax reported To b" lihle better ~
Inir hour last evening. by atstndAnte ~
the ohio Valley General hospital.
Tho boys scalp WAS nearly torn OH
and II took forty stitches TO put u IN
place. The accident Unopened when the
81 ID stepped from the tracks, ~ thi
wheeling Public Service Company near
hI. home. In front OF an automobile, eno
hrfurc the driver could sound any warn.
Ing and stop the machine. he bit the
lad. ..EN -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

r. + ku"h"r. county hEr"nliurhl
,1ent Of Marshall county. conferred
With r. NJ Hunter. local hIsrt N"'trr'
dnv morning Ia an effort I" holdlhK an
n uTicuIturnl fair IN M"Ind fNlllr On
October OH and 7th. ar part II tho h"me
coming week program THIS AFFAIR.
which IL the I6UIh nunI,'.rIY "f The
founding uf M"uuIrNIil". ,mh NJ 81 -
Inryr-I prog ANA aud l.m"7 Ia b"InG
I.annrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
FINN IN IMYOBnD.

tho II" VIII" AnH nrr"rI"h Ivy ''ff'""r
ginnl"I Wrhnrndny evening. frr pnrIIrI'
mating In u Tr"c frT all fiEht whIrh was
being rtnErd on III" Pc" 'nd floor uI IN"
Eurn"r building on MaW' 'iT'"' Th'N
AN npp"nrch IN polio" court y"Ht'rdny
,unruiru brf,rc Judge John : RitI.
officer Ginnl"y piat"h that IN hEhf-
wns "vr when h" arrived. Ernest cody
md NJ ! TOnnn testified that j. IL. IN
Irrsnn tho third man. wax drunk ana
caused Ia" fight. Judg" RITZ fin"i An
d"rSun 81 md cost. Will" he other two
were diamissch
-RUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
Prot.Ot Honr Child-Ard Others

Tho beginning Of hOOl brings
cough, aud "oldn to many children At
the nIaI nisn Of cold II In we'll To
EI,r child II doar Of f"l"y'n Honey
and Tar Compound. thai nnf". rollnhln
cough medicine. Mrs ] IL lluilmrI".
40 Autum YIrucI. rha-nIc. wilt"h.
EnI,y'n Honey and Tar certainly In tho
bent ,nuilh aud cold remedy ever
Iiird f"t ,uI ulIlr boy. 'hiliIon I'M" II
,inni tee ,"uuhr colds coup. wh""p
Ing cough hnl f','i "nd "nih"h h"l'i
r.SaIyw h'i"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
nTATu rOI.IOH AnREnT
Two Fighters ri"bsd ny al TIiahslphla
by I."nsI Oni"s'a

I,r Ia, uhu nnd huI Loo OLAF N't' 80
,,rirL yrri'tlnr nftrIu""u hN ~h' 'l"l"
,nII, NJ IIln,l" lpilu f"I nEh'Inr Ih'h
,,,r hiuuphI I" Il," '"uniY lrIl I" "w"'
y hrnrIuP which VIII L." h'Ih W." "''"
Inp Iof"tr l!Iuiio " y '!"IuI'"'"
il +, alleged IhnI ID, u,'u w"r' ~ y
Lnt nIuuiuruI "v'r r"Uu" unll"I" "hi"h
,,LuItnd In - nuii, 'u'urui"I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
uOvERNoR'H GIFT

ErCrtnI hinpnirh I" 1h" luiclIiE"n""r
,.hnrIcrtnu W w sept - tract
ar eight hunhr"h r'r"H 81 lnnh hnH been
given the Gui"u Mission 81 'hnTl"""h
hy tho heirs "T III" late ". w. Nhn"y
v,mHlot" farm md rnnIinr'nm Tor
some hundreds 81 poor children 81 IN"
knnawhu valley H. I" hc established
The project iH being financed 10y COT
4 r. Humphreys. oil mnEnni". at Den
Ncr Col
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
IN SERIOUS CONDITION.

Herbert. L ynnr old Eon OF Louis
SChneid. OF No. sos National road. Full
ton, who waE hit and dragged for quit"
a distance Wednesday evening. Is In \
critical condition lilo tx suffering from
a crushed Jaw bono In addition 10 other
minor njurics
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
FIRE In LAUNDRY.

BOX ~ at Thirteenth aud I;ofr streets
|, was turned IN yesterday uhou: noon.
calling tho department - th- Home
Pearl laundry building. wh"ro ANAL
fire had h~~n started from spark ar
dry cleaning machine ThA damages
amounted Ia about 50. while tvs" J. 'rlr
tainted during the excitement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24

Is heavy nm" connected with such
obey the ordinances tho police force
VIII then have to do their duty by maxi
lng arrests Ia such instances. suyh tho
chief
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24

To avail, hearing which Will b" h"ld
before JuHtire X. q Hobbs. this morn
Ing at the Jail He wns arrested on II
Felony charge Of alleged destroying OF
pronrrk and brcuklnK windows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
s A ? p III | K T.

Tho Birthstone for September
We have a large line of jew.
cIry set with the September
birthday stone, in Rings, Scarf
Pins. La Walters, Brooches and
Earrings, specially priced for
this month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24

d. NUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24

Paul I.ytls. WAS arrested y"a,"rlay |
afternoon and lodged In IN" county jail |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-25

In connection with this sale
we are running a contest tor
the prettiest foot and ankle.
Everyone is eligible to enter
this contest. Come to the
Grand Central Palace, enter
your name and learn full par
ticulars.
The first prize is $4,000 in
gold; the second prize a pair
Of gold cloth slippers, and the
third prize a pair of silver
cloth slippers.
There is no charge of any
kind for entering this contest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-25
CORRECTION

We regret that through an error GER
tain shirts recently advertised in con.
nection with this sale were referred to
Pussy Willow Silk Shirts. Pussy
Willow" is a trade mark, registered by
the silk manufacturers, Messrs Fl. r.
Mallinson &c Co., Inc, and as the shirts
offered were not made of Pussy Will
low" silk, we should not have advertised
these shirts as Pussy Willow Silk
Shirts" If any of our customers who
purchased these shirts were misled and
do not wish to keep the shirts purchased,
we will be glad to refund them their
money. We are glad Of the opportunity
to make this correction, as we would
not, under any circumstances, knowing
ly misrepresent any merchandise In our
sale.
MEMOIRS TRADING CORPORATION,
Charles w. Mills.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-08-13
Bounty For Marines Who Re-
enlist; 500 to SAYS.

Washington, August-By a de-
cision just rendered by the comp
troller of the treasury. a liberal
bounty is granted to Marines upon
re-enlistment
Under the decision the bounties
range from two months full pay at
the rate of pay last drawn, for two
year re-enlistment to three months
pay for three year enlistment and
four for a four year enlistment.
The bounties in round numbers
range E ON $50 to $475, according
to rank last held and the number of
years fl n which the man re-enlists.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-08-13
laps In California.

Japan is again discussing the race
question in California with the De-
partment of State at Washington
according To reports. This is signi-
ficant. as one of the last public ut
terances of a Japanese government
official in Toxic was that diplomacy
had failed to adjust the differences
and that other measures would be
needed.
The same press dispatch also
stated that the American govern
ment had decided to have a show
down upon the issue. Hitherto, as
most OF Us know, the Washington
government has urged leniency upon
the California government, and told
Japan how she was unable to inter
fere under our methods of state and
Federal government. Now, says
the dispatch from Washington,
Japan will be plainly told that Cal
ifornia's position is supported by
the United States as whole.
What will this mean2 If Japan
was strong enough now it would
practically incite a war, but Japan
can't whip US now Therefore, the
crafty Jap will bide his time, hoping
for the day" to arrive when the
United States can be challenged.
This doesn't mean. necessarily, that
Japan must wait until she is strong
enough to conquer America. Japan
may decide to openly and hagrantly
challenge ia in Asia by publicly
opposing our interests there, and
just as she did with Russia, seek to
defeat us thousands of miles from
ou- own mainland
The interests CT Japan and the !
United States conflict in more par
ticulars than one. War between !
these countries is not an impossi-
bility by any means-it is most |
likely war that the cards have for !
us in the future. -Yazoo Sentinel.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-08-13
TRUSTEES SALE

Under and by virtue ul the authority
vested IN me as trustee in ana under
that certain trust deed executed on tlte
sth day OF December. 1913. by IL e.
Flynt. convey ing 10 me as 5rlsle5 tas
ce&l estate hereinafter described Ilr
the purpose OF securing au indebted
ness due De %ederlaHdseh Ame-i-
kaansche HypotHeeI,banb trhe Meth
erlands American Norfsag- Bank.
! which trust deed is recorded ali page
COS OF trust deed book 'sF" OF the rec
ords in the office OF the Chaucery
Clerk of Monroe County. Mississippi,
default having been made ia the pay
ment of the interest note due Decen-
Der 1st. 1919. described IN and secured
by said trust deed. IWiu 0n
TUESDAY. AUGUST 10th. 1920.
within legal hours offer for sale and
sell at public outCry TO the highest
bidder for cash at the front door OF the
Court House IN the town OF Aberdeen.
in Monroe County Mississippi the
following described land. situated IN
the County of Monroe ana state Of
Mississippi to-wit-
The West Half CW1s) OF Section
Eighteen 1S) and all of the East Halt
(E1k) of Section Eighteen (lS). lvi1s
West Of the Columbus and Aberdeen
public road in Township sixteen (l5)
South, Range Eishte5n ti6) West
All OF Section Thirteen G3), except
the North half of North han of North
half of Northwest quarter lNt1 Of Ma
# NJ of NWlt). all OF Section FGur-
teen 0D. except the North half ID
North half of North half tNia OF Ma
of Ma of Lot one CD. of SAID Sec
ton Fourteen QBi ali that part OF
Section Twenty-Five f22) lying North
OF ButtahatcEie River. and an that
part OF Section INVENT three t28) ly-
ing North of Buttahafchie River an in
Township Sixteen f6) south. Range
Nineteen (I9) West
The above mentioned trust deed coR-
tains the following provision The
party OF the thirG part o. assigns may
direct the trustee CT has successors 10
sell the property hereby conveyed for
payment of only the matured portion
of the Indebtedness hereby secured.
subject TO the lien Of the remaining
indebtedness hereby secured. in which
event the advertisement OF sale shah
SO state and any purchaser al said
sale shall take the property. subject
70 this deed of trust
And said The Netherlands Ameri-
can Mortgage Bank. the holder 81 all
of the Indebtedness secured by said
rust deed 1aying requested me so to
10. / viii therefore. sell said land for
the matured portion of the Indebted
ness only. subject 70 the lien for the
unpaid balance not vet matured Of the
following notes. secured b. said trust
deed. to-wit. one principal note for
10000 90 due December 1st, 1928 and
tour interest notes for sI2S0uO each,
3ue December list 1920 1921 1922 and
1923. respectively.
And in tAe trustees deed which 7
will make TO the purchaser at said
sale. | will state that said land was
sold and is conveyed subject 10 the
lien TO secure the unpaid balance OF
said notes not yet due
Witness my signature. this 12tb day
Of July, 1920.
q. NANDERTUUK.
Trustees
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1920-08-13
Commissioners Sale.

The State of Mississippi.
County of Monroe
In the Chancery Court. No. 6356
Marvin @. Chapman, ct. al, VS. Mrs
Lola c. Morgan, ct. al.
By virtue of a decree of the Chan
Gerry Court of said county. rendered
in the above styled cause on the 22nd
day of July, A. D., 1920. at the July
term, A. D., 1920. of said court. the
undersigned. duly appointed Special
Commissioner of said court, will on
the 9Th day of September. A. D.. 1920,
between the hours of IL O'Clock a. m.
and O'Clock p. M. sell at the west
door of the County Court House in
said Monroe county, to the highest
bidder or bidders, for cash, the fol-
lowing described real estate. situated
in the county of Monroe. in the State
of Mississippi. to-wit: South half
rs. 1-2l of south half Is 1-2l of section
s, and the north half In. 1-2l of the
north half n. 1-2I of section z, town
ship 10, range Is west. Monroe county
Mississippi.
Dated this the 9Th day of August,
A. D.. 1920.
JOE II. MORGAN,
Special Commissioner.
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Special Commissioner Sale of
Lands For Partition OF Proceeds.

Special commissioners SAFE Oh
Lands For Partition OF Proceeds.
State of Mississippi,
Monroe County.
Chancery Court, July Term. 1920.
No. 1892.
]. N. Pulliam. ct. al. cOmplainants,
VS.. j. N Pulliam, Jr.. respondent.
By virtue of the provisions of de-
cree of the Chsncery Court of Monroe
county, Mississippi, rendered by said
court on July 28th. 1920. the under
signed as special commissioners of the
said court in the above styled cause.
| will on
SEPTEMBER 9Th, 1920,
at Aberdeen, Miss, within legal hours
in front of the western door of the
County Court House of Monroe coun-
ty, Mississippi. expose for sale and
sell TO the highest bidder. one-thlrd
cash and the balance on reasonable
time bearing per cent. interest per
annum properly secured, the follow
| ing described real estate, to-wit:
The ne. IA of section 8. township
| 10, range z, and the SO. IA of section
80. township Is. range z, and the sw.
IA of section 33. township 10, range
z, all in Monroe county, Miss.
Also the following described land
in CLAY county, Miss. described as
follows to-Wit:
q, township 10, range z. Also the
life estate for the life of Mrs. Tennie
w. Owen in and to the following de-
scribed lands in Clay county. Miss,
described as follows to-Wit:
The NV. IA of section %. township
I6, range g. Also the life estate for
the life of Mrs. Tennie w. Owen, in
and to the following lands in Monroe
county. Mississippi. described as fol-
lows tO-Wit:
One hundred and sixty acres of land
off of the east side of the north half
and off of the east side of the north
half of the south half of section Is,
township 10, range 6; it being tract
Of land containing leo acres, in the
shape of a parallelogram of of the
east side of the north half and off of
the east side of the north half of the
south half of said section. township
and range and wide enough from east
TO west, to contain in all 160 acres of
land.
The said sale is made subject to a
lease contract for FIVE years, from
January 1st. 1920. on the following
described lands to- wit: Southeast
IA of section 80. and the sw. IA of
section 80. all in township IS. range
z. Monroe county. Mississippi.
The said lands and estate in said
lands is sold for the purpose of par
titioning the proceeds among the
owners in accordance with said de-
cree, and the title to the same is be-
lieved to he good, but | will convey
only such title as is vested in me as
said commissioner.
Witness my signature this the 18th
day of August. 1920.
W. +. DUKEMINIER,
Special Commissioner
PAINE & PAINE, Solicitors For Com
plainants. l3-4t