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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-17
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fampagne, og Ben er 10 i Aar bleben
6repet iaaleops, iom BET foru6 bar
befien6tgiort, ogioa / alle oorife
8la6e, bbor Ser 81. a. bar offentlig-
giort felgenoe:
rs tioligere Mar er De @i6rag,
fom mat1ge Miltoner at fre1nmeo-
fg6te bar gibet til 6en11e Sag, inb-
eoaet i ct felles @egnifob, iaa at set
zamerifanife .@ublitum lite bor bolt
snogen 2eiligbe6 til at blibe befien6t
meo, bbormeg& @e6e &ors beres
oppe be6 8i6ra9 fra bore fremmeo-
fbote 8oreere. S Mar bill bette blibe
an6erle6es, ibet gfpbe &ors lao pi6t
mltligt bill ipge at gibe bber Motfo11a.
litetsgruppe h,l6 Mnerfienoelie for
Be @iorag, iom mootages fra benz.
Set bill fuale6es beo sSnbfamIingers
5lutning blibe offentliggiort, bpor
mango Danife / Mmerifa, Ser bar be-
talt Me6lemsbi6rog til @Boe &ors,
pao iarune Maa6e iorn Ri un6er @ri-
gen fit fh1l6 ggre for, bbae 6e Danfe
! Amerita tegneoe fig for i bber 81.
bertp 2oa1s &an1png1e. Men set
@b6e &ors bill goa er16r1,, nioere: set
bill lite nlene boI6e Megn{fab meo,
bba6 belle Dor @ationolitetsgr,1ppe
giber, men set 6anife 8ro6erImz
fi1nb, Seiterfannfu11b oib.sog De bnnife.
&irfer btl bber for fig fna 9@ret1.
al De -aelsb, fom 6eres sMeolenmer
inbier1oer.
Ser bill blibe fbrt ierlist @egrifab.
ODER bisie oanfte @iorag, % efter.
S1oiarnlingers SIut1ing bill be ban.
fe for fbrfte Gong faa Sen Sore, Der
tf%lfonnn1er os for be mango a,1i11oe
9oliars, fom be oanffe oarliet Fl.
brager til 6enne gooe Sag.@
Ssbbeen n1e0 at or6ne @boe aorg
SSt16famli11gen iaaIeoes e. bel not
foruoen bet rtaotte, ,1erIig at bier
Natiort % 6enS 5oreni1ger % Sir.
Fer faar, bbao Der tilfo1rt111er BEN at
sere, tiIltge Sen, M ber poo ben
Maaoe ff,1loe bi,1oes flere Medlasu.
n1er tI @eoe aors.
Mdaife Def er Ipffebeg. geeu Ser
e bbert SaI6 steoer, bbor 6etim
g. Ser e. Bier, bbor 1togle oa1tffe
5oreti11ger % Nentebeoer e1tet1
e.lo,l, i,td bar giert euer bar beo.
Al
taget lite q gibre nogeb foroii 81.
baboer, nt R6oe aors e Ell fq1es
2a1,bsiag, 90 oe forffieIlIeeSgn11.
me,,illtrinser bar nofsa sire meo
s bper fine eatie fped l &C eIgoaer,pgiaaa
eiqdp tra1eetoe i1,oe,fprs 1eres
Qrsoie, Raofte oettegspn paazsa
eenStu,1 it1oes oal steoa. elpii
sAetasr st foun en aeaosairntne,
81 s. N trnssso eer Sc
g 81 aaoes alsrbsbs pptr,os.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-17
@itn1fxpnliB.

Sri aalenber Tor 1921. gcaroi-
11apian M1nericn11 2irie11s @olen6er
'er M mfommet 90 fnn erboloes pau
.2iniens &ortor, 1913 5outb Ebir6
.5tred minneapolis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-17
9auff InbeIsbirfipmbtb.

Oct e lite az trlo,1ee aar Fben,
|at ,raarsman berobre biloe n11befaIe
y@o.operation1 om Ell Msobe,,oig.
heb mango grancber, men melt At
cit 2anobr.ig4, bIeD man 11oIet..
Sra 8eap1,oeliensa Councillor
BET u,1erifarife sa1nfar1b boz aasiio,1e-
.rerttez lo1beraH bIeDet sba1t q n1aat.
s. itole paa % ielD % oe,1ne 6glele
81 sselplte11biebeo % l1afbeaaia1eo.
q a1,1ore e bnrsa fororibe, fpreno
|don elb begp,6er atfale bper
for Il ta & ta MIL tifte 81 lure &c u,ere, 81 ie
lbss abfolp dt'5 !RteoDe,ibiiabe mere
4 '',lua % salua,ie.drbei6e, 81:
faaleoss Hbetob III fann,m
I',aeppe tage ,'pea gIdo edul men
rQso.operottoI. paIta
sl hume pc i
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-17

Af7vore siht impofterede Bigger kan vi serng anbefale:
B. S. NGEMANN:
MoRGEN oG- AFTENsANGE.
Rigt nlustreret af Carl Thomson. Pragtverk, indb. 1920. Heftet $3.50.
vi har kjebt hle Restopaget.
MARIE SOPHIE SCHWARTZ:
AZ denne yndede Forfaterindes kjendte Romaner kan s@rlig frem-
BLADE. AT KyINDERs Ly.
1ndeholdende .83 Slider i 2 heftede Bind. Faryetrykt Omsag. Sc
Sages for $1Oo for begge Bind.
sKILDRINGER AT FAMIIIEIIyET.
sr nes pfs sp : ss Seo' f faiye g dsn Snslas tlsamnsn ss1 Slider. P0sen
ARBEJDETs BARN.
slider; M 5ssfsI sophie sg5 s! ssaEal 7 Ssss : a5s :, ziss min l5s es vel e
~ sz1be etiess Barn. s. = s festsr : ! s se%es, dses e on e asn kun va e Cents.
OLGA EGGERs:
Denqe FolkeRoman j to Bind, som indeholder 953 Slider, IT benget
ss,s, s7 ii s2ss4t b Sss 81, sci n j shassgH ! Ten sas ga1t n s%s dsssss ,5 1asss:
hske# Tidrageiser vii blve starkere beayste. - -
Begge Bind koster $125
BURDE HUN HAVE FORrALT HAM DErq
ct 4 75ass i Rai sR 7 &s@'a ON der + k E sys # sp p Faa asss sgsssi G s1o se% sy aa
2 s e s,nf s., .{ g Gents. : : : ''4'S' -''NS' -
DEN GALE PAA FRIFOD,
af storer Clouston, Hvert Eksempar faryetrykt Omslag, koster zoe.
DpDENs DROWNING,
at Guy Boothby. Ovenud sp@ndende, 20s Slider. Pns $1O0.
], Per ? e. iRassna r. Remaa psaas fra r Asshsneuss Eoaag n.r altia tu4ast
hold, er meget biluge. vi kan nene:
MIRIAM NICHOLSON: rpons AZ
Pms 60 Cents.
DIET RUNDE VEREISE"
go - Pms 60 Gents.
PHYLLIS BOiTOME:
# WYNN STAINES LYKKE",
Pms 60 Cents.
MRS. DE HORNE vAIzEY:a 49,
: BILLIE BEIsHAWs BEDRlFTER,
49, Pris 60. Gents.
JULIUS MAGNUssEN:
"GUDS SMIL". LIE
Aarets NEST omtalte Bog. tHeftet). Prs $500.
DlsseB Boyer VII slkkert finde mango Kj0bere, send derfor Deres
Ondre. ind straks. #@@ S
ALE ovennaynte Boyer portofnt tlaend we'd Modtagelsen at Besbet
c. RASMUSSEN COMPANY,
7so-7ss South Fourth Street, Minneapolis, MINI.
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BrGittfprnptteIie.

Haitor q. 81. scb1ilt5 az sen Gor.
.ereoe 0onffe airte, bar opfaat lin
@ierning ! Blair % bar taget mob
.'&alo fra %Sstmrnau1eIs Mentgbeo, @o-
cine, isis. #.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-17
ALE Breve og Indsendelser til Bladet bedes adresseret til
c. Rasmussen Company, 7s So. Fourth Street, Minneapolis, MINI.

It Orr fra 0strt1.
Emigration fra Danuarf til
Amerifa.
timber ben ii6ite ftore &rig itoub-
ie0e 10 omtrent al l1%obanoring fra
@uropa % beropre bar Sn6pa1-
oringsproblennet belt foripunoet.
.Selp efter at @aabenitiIftanoer1 otter
aabneoe Sabet for freoelig Craft,
Dor 10, itaoig Mmerifa luffet for Sn1,a
migranter fra 6e frigsfprenoe 2anoe,
ioalenge lite en- pirfeIig greo5 bar of
lnttet, bbilfet faale6es noeluffebe
ierli9t 8piferne. Desuoen bor Ser
8anifeligbeoer meb at erbol6e 8as,
8iQetpriier1e bar urimeligt bgie, og
| bet belle taget bar Ser inoma11ge
@anifeltgbeoer forbl1noen me6 at faa
Basiage berober, at n1a1ge, fom el-
lers lenge baboe forbereot fig pao at
reiie, opiatte set foreIgbig. Otter
iom efterbaan6en @eiieoonifeligbe-
oer1e minoifeoes bar Srobanoringen
til Nmerifa, iiRr bia Stem gorf
@itD, tiltaget ItprH og er mn blebet
iaa betpoelig, at 9brigbe6erre pao
ellis Sslarb finder fig / Ell faa ban
1teltg Stiaing iorn al6rig fsr, og fin
Ser set neiten l1oberfommeligt at
tage 8are paa 6en11e u%1naaoelig
6trem at ole Mationolite-
ter. SCI flager ober bore panffeliae
Gorbol6 / l1niteo 9tdtes, % ober
Dprtioen og .me6 goo @runo. Men
j 6orbob til bbilfetiombel]t an6et
2ano 8er6en CT bel NOT limited
States beoit itillet.
@bao nil ipr1igt Danmorf, Moree
90 Sberige argaor, iao be6 bi 10 ollie,
at Sfanoinaperne er ibIan6t Be be6if
agteoe % melt afbolote l16lnn6inge
.berobre, ligeiom De, Ser er blebet
Mmerifanere, 1aabeIiom Sen fplgenz
De Generation reenes blan6t Sc MT
tigite / belle Mmerifas 8e%folfnira::
Dette bebgbes mi lite at blipe ,1o-
peget ct 6onif 8Io6, for6i hi 10 iom.
Hegel CT glade not ODER % ieIb, og
altio logger Merfe tie 11aar Mmeri-
fanerne taler gobt ON Of. .Sbilfet
alt er gobt 90 bel, faalenge bi bill.
paste paa at gigre bort beofte for al
.opretbolbe bort gooe SIP. Seq bar
,tofte tnrtt Pnd, bbor bel6igt BET
at au1erifnner11e lite tan Iqie 6nnffy
TIL Der er iiffert for mango al %,
fom elfer at gibe 6eres 2o1tosmnno
paa Graffen, fmm at Fier1oes ON
aeiferens 5fieg, % fploe Aniiernes
1Spalter meo stip11oeril Sbor go6.
Mariag Der eno ofte fan bore for
ltilfreosbeo, fan er set oft iialoer,t
at 1,ogf bi1,oes beo =btsie apis.8ataI.
lei, bborir1oo oet er iiffftert, d Sc:
.ofte ffaber Be Sauf11116, bbor sc III.
oer steb. Der e. nj e1ngar,g mango
.S1ags goH geroe1t e,,ooeiaa set
lille @atn11arf % m1bffert e. ofte,
.d rtaor GoH forn11er berober, Jon
bar forffienige 0pfatteIier baaoe Il
iociaIe % relisisie NnIiege,,oer, prg-
;ber man ct rpfte benz ale a1111e11 i
en #oiel @eiultatets e. Hart
9auif anoelsbiriio.nb,b.
GET e lite aa n,anae aar Foe,,
,1aarsu1ar berobre biloe n11befaIe
! Go.operation1 om Ell Rsobe,,oig.
.beo 1ta'lee grancber men melt at
cit 2aaobr.igf, bIeo NON 1loIetss
Sra 8egpl.oeliensa Da,n1eIffe1t
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r1brs1e 8al1aes 6 mt
seuIssa ed,tle 8erep @aI,ueg,
Eureffiere proet pod nlaes
Epone ellne grcserDb,ifif
sIlbteun,1ss. 81
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9gbsfal1.

sgren 8. @atlien 27o1 Geoar
GDer11e,, bsoe Ssrong Morgeat
Mi1tn., so Anr ga1u,11eI.
:s&a1 oberleDes Of Suftr,1 Ell Datter
% to Sgttner .3
8egrobeliens anot 9teo @aor
fra engers 2ofaIe tn grpitaI Gate
@rabplnos 4.
en oa11ff Mm1o, Carl Msar
Melien2 % Mar gmrneI blep fl.l1oer,.
DO gprelie 40 10. etc.
Sol bar bit iHe fierot mel ener of
Der fgeg a ban gtff
.,t,1oer Rabn Of Rn,l8arob paasoet
sSotel, hpor bonarbeioeoe. $500
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-17

S~fSE
ger ali1.bbor ng6benoigt set Ct, at
iaooau11e golflr1aa baoe r,oge1 aapii-
.td fgre16 sc tim tanfe paa al e
bberbe eget $iem, 0gielbTom bisie
gapfo1r111ere bar nogle 8ufino Sol.
lars, raaoer leg oemsm fgri at tnge
fMrbei6e for andre Ell SITS, i1rotn Sc
.lerer JorboIoete Of fienoe o. faar'
.IRrt beore gngeIf. 2igefa1 irps
pre1tter lee alIe Mgopetsigbeon al
q lore az set e1,geIife BE fan; in
oe Sc reifer beroDer, 81 oet alti6ser
5en tor 6iplp or d lere @progd
5bnrtigere % beore
#staI Rbto,u,ners gaa gtReuer pfp.
SegPrbper a bares1lpartHi, men.
bet fpneg bog riin1elHtet-m 11aar Ell
camille forna11er beroper, Sc erif
a iie ON goue nermere2aIotna
fteoet og ior1let aI 0plpsuinasr.
s fa1, fbrenb Sc begtber igspaa Ell
Inte,foftbat Reiie 2tedeoes Iani %
i,tgen npstessat 1onr az o1,bn1ai,o
d, q Et.i.,ore aapita tonal,er ia
ling, aa e1lffera HIDE eedt
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Buntyn
Beautiful
Bungalow
PASSING & DePass
Realtors.

hedltQIh.
On Spottswood, big lot, blocks west
OF Highland. Story and half frame, with
hardwood floors, furnace heat; has )
bedrooms also breakfast room. Very at
Beautiful lawn, shruhbery and shade.
Only reason for selling Is a necessary
change. Phone our Buntyn agent. Mr.
Serbsby, Hemlock 360l-J.
Bungalow.
Bungalow. vacant. Out East, $500
Central avenue car. Frame. hardwood
floors n very attractive stone manteli
good furnace, all Conveniences; atuac-
tive front porch almost covered with
shrubbery and vines. The yard is also
very attractive in shrubbery and flow
ers, giving it a semitropical effect
Good terms.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Street.
Price $3.50. Pretty little bungalow,
hardwood floors throughout; highly pol
ished. rooms and kitchenotte and
bath. Cabinet mantels, interior finish
in oak. A coy little home, neat as a
hin. Just the ticket for a couple or
small family, $3.50 cash, Si5 per month,
later s25. Price $3.50.
Bungalow-S3 $50.
South OF McLemore, 4 rooms and bath,
all Mastered: neat as pin. Not a
cent Of repairs, finished street; $500
cash. 49,, ,roo
cash.
Seven Rooms. Furnace Heat
Good house and good furnace. on
finished street. Southeast section, $50
feet of car line, $3.50; $3.50 cash
Cottage, Furnace Heat.
on Poplar car. Good shape, Good fur
mace, cts; terraced lot, $3.50; $3.50
cash.
Seven Rooms, $4,000.
Out near Lamar car line. I rooms,
new roof, nicely arranged for two fam,
lilies; hall in center: separate bath ana
toilet; corner lot. with garden; A'6oo'
$3.50 cash, balance like rent.
Two Story Frame, Large Rooms. Shioo'
South Of East McLemore.
Three bedrooms. bath, lights gas,
Painted and decorated several months
ago. Two-story garage, chicken anu
servants house. Interior tlhishe1 AZ
white enamel Large veranda. Shaue
trees, Price $4,000; $3.50 cash, $40 per
month, later $S5.
Hollywood Cottage.
Four-room cottage. close TO car and
church Has nice lot. Can be had FOR
81, 500; $500 cash, balance easy
Good Cottage-Six Rooms.
On CASTOR, Al shape. Nice, pretty
lot. Price $4,000. H,lOO cash.
Cottages, $500 Cash.
We have several on these terms; some
good ones.
PASSING & DePass
Realtors.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-20
Ferd HerOLd Hull
Hauling MoLGsseS;
Other RiUer NeLCS

The hull OF the steamer Ferd Herold,
which was recently dismanteled OF her
Hachinery by junk dealer who bought
/the ship for that purpose, is now in
use BY the Sugar Products company
as one Of it's all-steel barges running
out of New Orleans to other points on
the Mississippi. She is being used to
haul blackstrap molasses.
The steamer was one of the vessels
of the Lee line and was sold in Feb
ruary to the junk dealer, who in turn
sold her to the Sugar Products COM
pany.
She was one of the veterans of the
river and was built over rs years ago
by Ferd Herold, of ST. Louis, and ran
between that port and other points to
the south on the Mississippi. She was
later placed on the Ouachita river.
but was withdrawn soon after and
placed on the Mississippi river run be-
tween Alton and st. Louis.
Since the purchase of the steamer
by the Lee line several years ago she
has seldom been seen on the Missis-
sippi river. She was built at a cost of
$4,000 and was sold to the Lee line
for 100000.
The towboat Kenneth Dillman is now
under the command of Capt. Morton
Davis and is the property of the Dill
man Egg Case company. The former
name of the boat was the D. T. Fisher.
a3ghe Choctaw of the Mississippi
rlor line is due to arrive in Memphis
Wednesday from st. Louis. The Ad-
vance, of the same line, is due ip the
local harbor from New Orleans on her
way to st. Louis. The F. NJ. Wallace
has cleared at New Orleans for St.
Louis.
The Kate Adams will arrive in Mem
phis Wednesday from Rosedale. She
cleared from Memphis Monday with a
cargo of freight and passengers.
The Friar Lee was the regular packet
Tusday between this port and Friar
Point and other way points.
The Eclipse cleared Tuesday morning
for Charlottesville and intermediate
points.
The Ossining cleared this port Mon
day afternoon for Osceola and other
points between here and that city.
The 1dlewild cleared Tuesday morn
ing for Seyppel. She returned Monday
from Pecan Point.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-20
FOR SALE.
HOUSEHOLD Goods.
For Bargains In
Slightly Used and
Refinished Furniture
GRAVES & GRAVES.

You may find here just the piece to
fill in that vacant space for less than
half the original price. Below we list
Just a few of the many real bargains
for you:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO BoNDHoLDERS
OF THE MERCER COAL
COMPANY.

Public notice is hereby given that
bonds Nos twenty-three (28. twenty
four (2D and ninety 600 OF the Mercer
coal Company will be paid on presen.
tation at the Bank OF Commerce and
Trust Company On August 1. 1920, from
and after which date interest thereon
MERCER COAL COMPANY,
BY r. f. LA CROIX, Sec. and Treas.
Trustee.
By S. J. SHEPHERD, Trust officer.
This July 2, 1920.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-20
VICKSBURG TO VOTE ON
$625,00O BOND ISSUE

,VlCkSBURG, Miss, July 20. (Spl)-
Vicksburg will have an election in Sep
TENDER to determine whether or not the
municipality shall issue Improvement
bonds to the amount of S625, 600. OF
these bonds, 100000 will be for street
paving; $125,OO0 for the erection of, a
schoolhouse and $780, 900 for paving the
river landing. The federal government
will build a 100000 river terminal at
tpis port, but this will be for the gov
eminent barge line and not for the
local packets
The matter of holding the bond cleo
tion was decided yesterday afternoon
at the meeting of the mayor and city
commissioners. at the request of the
officers and directors of the board of
Jade. 1t is proposed to secure authority
70 issue the bonds in this election, and
hold same ready for issuance when the
bond market is propitious, and the cost
OF material Is reduced. 1t is probable
the bonds will bear six per cent in
terest.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-20
N The Dead W.

COLUMBUS, Miss.-The body Of Mrs.
James W. Wright, 81, who died Friday
in Dupont, Ind, reached Columbus on
Monday and was taken to the family
residence, where funeral services were
held Tuesday by the Rev. j. II. Felts,
pastor of the First Methodist church.
Burial took place at Friendship ceme-
terry Mrs. Wright is survived by her
husband, one son and her mother and
father, Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Bevard, OF
Indiana. Mrs. Wright. who resided here,
was spending the summer in Dupont.
NEWBERN, Tenn. News has reached
relatives in this county Of the death
of T. j. Haney, a former resident OF
NeWbern, whose death occurred at his
home in Waverley, Tenn. Mr.. Haney
VS. a well-known Dyer county farmer
prior to moving to Waverley some years
ago. He is survived by daughter in
this county.
BRISTOL, Tenn.-Robert Cummings,
night Waterman at the Bristol Door
all Lumber company, died last sat
urday night at his home near Bristol,
as the result of injuries sustained at
the plant Cummings was struck by
a falling log from truck. which was
being unloaded, the log crushing his
chest, He died two hours later. He
was 6S years old, and is survived by
his wife
wHITTHORNE, Tenn,-John John
son, 90, farmer who resided rev
miles east OF here, died Sunday morn
ing after an illness of several months.
Mr.. johnson is survived by his widow,
two sons and one daughter.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-20
TRI-STATE BRIEFS

CAMDEN, ,Ark.-C. A. Doak, of
secretary Of the Camden chamber of
commerce, has accepted the position and
will assume his new duties about Aug. s.
CAMDEN. Ark.-The Presbyterian
church at Mount Holly, near here, is
day on July 25. The church was or
ganized May IA, 1915, by Evangelist
Aaron Williams. Ouachita presbytery
has met in Mount Holly Is times, a
Arkansas holds, J. w, Marshall is the
present pastor of the Mount Holly
church.
MANCHESTER, Tenn.--The rural
schools of Coffee county will open Mon
day for five months term. All Of
the positions have been filled with
teachers. OF the 81 who will teach. rs
of them have received high school, nor
NAL or college training. The other nine
have attended high school.
MANCHESTER, Tenn.--The teachers
institute Of Coffee county was held at
the high school building here this week.
There was a full attendance of teach
egs, and among the lecturers who were
school inspector; ]. w. Brister and S.
II. Sheriff., both former state superin-
tendents.
OLIVE BRANCH, Miss.-The Rev.
Mr.. Holder, presiding elder of the Holly
Springs district, will have charge of the
protracted meeting in Olive Branch be-
ginning Sunday, July IS.
WINONA, Miss.--The banks of the
county on July l in statements pub
lished according to law, show that there
was on deposit in the county something
over $1,500,000, which speaks of pros
perity at this time of the year.
WINONA, Miss.-The board Of super
visors Of Montgomery county will sell
900 of road bonds at the August
meeting of the board. Recently the
Stewart road district and the Kill
michael Nations road district voted to
issue bonds for the building and main
tanning of hard surface roads in these
respective districts, and $50, 900 of these
bonds will be used in the Kilmichael-
Nations district, and $4,000 in the
Stewart district
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CITY PROPERTY.
DELLA PLANTATION
FOR SALE.

DELLA PLANTATION
FOR SALE.
2,500-acre delta plantation.
on gravel road. twenty
five miles from Greenwood.
Entirely free from overflow.
Is in fine state OF cultiva-
ton. sandy loan soil. Good
seven room residence. barns
and all other necessary out
buildings. Artesian water. II
is in fact one OF the finest
and most desirable planta-
tons in the Mississippi delta.
This place is very desirable
for a home. being In fine
neighborhood. II IL well
stocked with satisfied labor.
There are two colored
schools and two churches.
Two thousand acres In cul-
tivation. and the crop on II
now looks fine. There are
about seventy tenant houses
with from two to six rooms.
II is worth considerable
more than asked for IL and
will pay for itself in two or
three years. Price $3.50 per
acre. $4,000 cash. $50, 600
oct. |, 1890. The sale can be
arranged to suit purchaser.
LOT FOR SALE.
Located on. South Latham.
viii take $1,000 cash for
quick sale.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-20

FoRDs, DoDGEs, BUCKS.
Our lease expires soon. We must sell
our present stock at actual cost.
Ford Roadster, new top, new
tires, seat covers ............. .$395.00
1919 Worm Drive Ford Truck,
cab and body .................. 1880
Ford Light Delivery Truck .... $4,000
1919 Ford, Liberty Starter, new
tires, shock absorbers, 1920
license, new paint .............. $500
Dodge Touring, new tires, new
top, motor Al shape .......... 1880
1918 Dodge Touring .............. $500
1919 Dodge Roadster, new cord
tires, Johnson lock, 1920 IL
cenSe ............,,.... 99o.UU
Open Sunday Evening. Terms Arranged.
FRANK FLANAGAN.
1922 Madison. Main 7117.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-20
AUTOMOBILES.
Automobiles
To Suits Your Purse

10 OulLS lOuI I ulSC
One 1919 6-passenEer Dodge.
One 1918 5-passenEer Dodge.
One 1917 5-passenger Maxwell. new
top and paint
One 1919 5-passenger Maxwell.
One 1917 6-passenger Elcar. now top.
new paint.
One 1918 4-cylinder. 5-pasenger Elcar.
One 1919 4-cylinder. 6-passenger Elcar,
new top. new paint.
One 1918 6-cylinder, 5-passenger Elcar,
One 1917 4-cylinder 5-passenger Buick.
One 1917 REQ. 5-passenger, new top
and paint.
One 1918 5-passenger Overland. new
top and paint.
One 1919 5-passenger Overland.
One 1918 s-cylinder studebaker. Z
passenger.
One $40 Hudson sedan.
One 1920 Nash, 5-passenger; Just
been used as demonstrator.
One brand new Oakland sedan.
One 1917 5-passenger Chevrolet.
One 1916 5-passenger Ford.
The above cars are all in first class
mechanical condition, good upholstery
We guarantee every car for 80 days.
Terms
ONE-FOURTH CASH, BALANCE IN
IL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
CALL
]. w. Ellis
So S. Fourth st. Main 1884.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-07-20

OLIVE BRANCH, Miss.-The Rev.
Mr.. Holder, presiding elder of the Holly
Springs district, will have charge of the
protracted meeting in Olive Branch be-
ginning Sunday, July IS.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1920-11-11
For Red Gross Honor Roll.

Have you responded to the Red
Cross Roll Call? Did you know
that favorable response to this
is about the biggest little thing
you can do?
The Roll Call was given a fine
start-off in this community by
the union meeting at the Com
mulity church in this city last
Sunday night, and those who
were present at the meeting not
only were highly entertained by
good program of music and
readings, but they got the story
of the intents and purposes of the
Red Cross in peace times first
hand from Rev. d. j. w. Som
merville, of Lewiston, and an ex-
plicit outline Of what may be ex-
pected Of a county public health
nurse in a talk by Miss Holes.
Rev. Mark Pike, who is head
Of the Roll Call drive in Lewis
county, presided at this meeting
and has this week been personal
" conducting the campaign fol
memberships here and reports al
most unbroken success.
Perhaps no appeal made by the
Red Cross for public assistance is
quite so effective as that which
comes through the "honest-to-
goodness manner and methods
of its workers. Their way of get.
ting at the soul Of things, and be
ing there with real help when
needed, leaves excuses out Of the
calculation entirely.