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:=::::: ): ::::::: SHIPPING and TRAVEL GUIDE
Europe
Canary Islands, Lisbon, Vigo, Gijon,
Sanfander, Bilbao

Europe
Canary Islands, Lisbon, Vigo, Gijon,
Santander, Bilbao
From New York
Dec. IA STEAMER (T) Ward Line
Cardiff, See Avonmouth
Cherbourg, See Southampton
Christiania, Bergen, 5tavanger, Chris"
tiansand Also sec Trondhjem.
From New York
Dec. 1o--STAVANGERFJOR PF)
Norwegian American Limo
ChristiAnia, Copenhagen, Danzig,
Abo
From New York
Dec. 13-ASABETH (F) Seager Line
Christianis, Cothenburg, Copen-
hagen, Stockholm
From New York
Dec. 24-TOLEDO BRlDGE(F)seascr Limo
Christiania, Riga Reval
From New York
Dec. l1-vINCENNES BRIDGE (F)
Seager Limo
ChriShapsand, See Trondhjem. Christinnin
Constantinopie Also ace Piraens.
From New York
Dec. I8-wEST ALSEK Cd
Oriental Navigation Co
Dec. 30-S1NSINAWA N)
Oriental Navigation Co.
ConstantinopIe, Smyrna, Alexandra
Dec. e-HARTMORE (F)
Furnoss-Prlnce Lines
Dec. 2c-ORISTANO C)
Furncss-Plince Lines
Constantinople, Varna, Bougas,
Constanza
From New York
Receiving-MOFANG tF) Bull & Co. Agents
Constanza See Constantinople
Copenhagen, Stockholm, Helsingfors,
Also see Christianla Gothenbur.
Dec. 1o-JAdKs%N [s% Sfy >fS Gfopd fHrN Line
Cork, Dublin, Belfast, Londonderry,
Limerick
Dec. ,s-uoF6rrIS' FFH% MY y, York
Moore & Mccormack Co., INC.
DanZie See Bremen. Chrstinnia
Dublin, See Belfast Cork
Dubrovnik See Gibraltar
French Atlantic Ports
From PHILADELPHIA
International FreightinE Corp.
International rreishtins Corp.
Genoa, See Barcelona, Gibraltar, Naples
Genoa, Naples
From New Orleans
Kerr Steamship Company. ino.
Genoa, Naples, Oran, Algiers
From Philadelphia
Dec. 15--A STEAMER (t)
Clyde S. S. Co. (Foreisn ServlceN
Chent, Sec Antwerp
Gibraltar, Genoa, Leghorn, Naples
Dec. s,-rAH1NHlN FIom NeT y, 3oFk 1a6Sra Lin,
Gibraltar, Naples Genoa, Also A1orss
pec 2s-cAF6Ffc FFGm NsT >fTn} ySyk %ht. Star Limo
Jan. 5-CRETlC PFR) White star Line,
Gibraltar, Naples, Patras, Dubrovnik,
Trieste
From New York
Dec. 28-CALABRlA (t) Cunard Lire
Gibraltar, Valencia, Barcelona,
Marseilles
Dec Nv AaRTu fE9m Nfy $fS E'%sli 39rk Lines
Dec. 1s-ntFH FFqm oRHH%sHfHh RhiEa%delHpfhHlfh tp,
Elwen Lines
Cijon, SEQ Canary Islands
Glasgow Also see Avonmouth.
From New York
Dec. e-VINDELI.IA G0) Anchor Limo
Dec. IH--EASr SEA (l) American Line
Jan. 5-NfTEIL.IA CD Anchor Limo
Jan S-W EST NOIINO C1) American Limo
From Philadelphia
Dec. 1l-GALAHAD O) American Line
Dec. 24-W. WAUNEKE OD American Line
From Portland
Dec s-SATURNIA G'FD Cunard Mns
Dec 20-CAsSANDRA (PI) Cunard Line
Glasgow, Moville
From New York
Dec. 12-CO1UMBIA (pF) Anchor Limo
Gothcnburg Also see Chrstiania
From New York
Dee e-STOCkNOlM (PED-
Swcdi sh Arno rcan Line
Dec. o--DROTNlNC;lIOLM PO'
Swed isii Am rican Line
Gothenburg, Maimo, Stockholm, Hell
singfors, Copenhagen, Reval
From New York
Dec. t0-PONTIA or
Moore & Mccormack Co. Inc.
Gothenburg, Malmo, Stockholm,
Norkoping
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South America


South America
Antofagasta, Sec cristobal raita
Arica. Sec Cristobal. rnita
Aux Cages, See Port Il" Primo.
Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Monte.
video, La Plata, Buenos Ayres
Also see Para. Cristobal
From New York
Dec. 22-PADNSAY (F) Ward Line
Buenaventura, See crs,obal
buenos Ayres de Janelro, bahia, sen santos s''0
From New York
Dec. 20--ANACONDA CD
Oriental Navigation Co.
Jan. 5-WILLlMANTIC (F)
Oriental Navir~ ton CO.
Jan. s~-WEST AVEN4. Cd
Oriental Navlsatlon Co.
Buenos Ayres, Santa Fe
From New York
Dec. 24-sIAMESE PRINCE Cd
Prince Limo
Cabedello, See Para
CaIdera, See Paita
Callao, Sec Cristobal, palts
Cartagena. See Para
Ceara, SEQ Para
ChanaraI, See Faita
Coquimbo, SEQ rndtA
Cristobal, Buenaventura, Bahia.
Manta. Puerto Bolivar. GuayaquiI
Also sec Port au Prince Haitinn ports
From New York o''S
Dec lo-ADNANcE PI) Panama Lima
Cristobal, CalIao, Arica. Iou;ou.
Antofagasta, Valparaiso.
FroM New Yo,k
Ds Dsc. IS 5s-sANTA NJ ELISA PF) Grac. In.
Dec. :e-SANIA LUISA (PF) f}racs ~
jan l2-SANTA TERESA (PF, Groco hIins no
jan. ~b-SANIA ANA (pF) Grace r'inn '-'''o
IWacaO, SEQ San Juan. Mayarur.
Eten, See Pata
Guayaquil, 500 crist.ba,
Haytian Ports, Cristobal, Puerto C..
lombia W.
From New yor,r
Dec. "S-GEN. HODGES (Prl p,ro
lqulque, Sec Cristobal, Paita '''"'
lquitos, See rara
La Guayra, Sec Mayarue,. Sam .,...
La Plata, ,ano;ro nIso see M,, MMo",'evideo, Rio do
From New York
Jan. S-wGLLIMANTIC (F)
Oriental Navigation ca
"ah' s-W EST ANENAT tE')
Oriental NAVIGATION o.
Maceio, Sec Para
Manaos, See Para
Mania, SEQ Cristobal
Mara caibo, Sec San Juan, M.yaxu.,
kYa x~AD
Mayaguez, P. r., La Guayra. Cura.
Gao, Maracaibo from New yors
Dec. -MARAcABo TfS Rca ii" d Lih"s "sA
Jan, 5--XUIIA CpF) Rcd u Limo
Monerno. See raita
Montevideo, Buenos Ayres
Also see Rio de- Jan-lre. Bnhln
from New York
Ioading-OSs,l NEKT lo)
Moore & Mccormick Co.. Inc
Dec. 9-IcRrENSGUS (f) Houston & Co
Dec. 20-ANACONDA tF)
Oriental Navigation Co
Montevioeo, buenos Ayses, Rosario
Dec. no-srr!TfH% Fr0% NfT STfxSD Sprh +,
Prince Line
Dee. 22-SII}ERIAN PRINCE N7l
Prince Line
Montevideo, La Plata, Buenos Ayres
From New York
Dec. 18-REN SALEM (r) C. S sDN
Barber Lines
Jan o--oOCliI<A O) Barber Lines
Montevideo, La Plata, Buenos Ayres,
Rosario From New York
Jan. s-wlLLIMANTlC tF)
Oriental Navigation Co.
Jan. 6-WEST AVENAL (F)
Ori, ntnl Navigation Co.
Natal, Sec rnra
Paita, Eten, Salavery, Callao, Pisco,
Mollendo, africa, Iquique, CAL
dera, Antofagasta, Taltal, TOGO
pilla, ChanaraI, Coquimbo, VAL
paraiso, Talcahuano
From New York
Dec. l0-MlNNEQUA tf) west Coast r.ino
Para, Ceara, Pernambuco, Maceio,
Cabedello, Natal
From New York
Dec. i"-SAlNT MTCHAEL Or.
booth American Lines
Para, Ma ~anham, Ceara, Natal,
Cabcdello, Pernambuco, Maceio.
Bahia From New York
Dec. @o-LAKE TANDON U) Ward Linz
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Puerto Colombia, Santa Marta
Also see Havana
Dec. .l-sA5STr99" A5STr99"s MNETA >Ss '5PFSS 'ffSS
United Fruit Co.
West Coast Ports, Sec Havana. Eins.sos
China, Japan,
Philippines
Straits Settlements
Cebu See Manila
China, Japan, Philippines, Straits
Settlements From San Francisco
Dec. 2N-WEST IRA lF) Dollar Line
Jan. I--WEST HEPBURN CF) Dollar Line
Dairen. See Yokohama. Kobe
Hong Kong, SIZE sraaehol Hekohen an,a 0po,pu' paps
Singapore
Honolulu. Yokohama, Kobe, Shang-
hal, Ma,iIa Hong Kong
Dec IL, Ere From m San Francisco
Jan. S-WnsT VEST cA4rRA l1.1 R $ or5 S0'
Pacific Mail s. s Co.
Jan. S-ECUADOR (PF)
Jan. 90 WEST NIGER ~
Paciic Mail $ s Co.
Feb. I3-WE EST NERIs OT)
tASt.i' ~.
japan, Sec China
Kobe, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Manila,
uairen Also Honolulu. Yokohama
Jan. s1-CITY oi' spoKANE CSD
Admiral llpc
Mar 17-EDMORB Cf) Admiral L,ns
Manila, Cebu, lloilo
Also Yokohama. Honolulu Shanghai.
Singapore, Kobe
From N'V York
Dec. 2o-IIATCHIE (F) (U. S. s b
Barber Lines
Manila, Hong KONG, From New York
Dec. 9-DUQUEsNE (F) CU. s. S. b
Barber Lines
Philippines, See China
Shanghai, Manila Hong Kong, Singa.
pore. Also see Honolulu. Yokohama.
From New York
Dec. 13--GRACE DOLLAR ~
Dec. so-MELvIii.n DOLLAR (F)
Dollar Line
From Seattle
Jan. 10-N HEATLAND or MONTANA (Fl
Feb. e1-cRoss KEYS (ro Admiral 1.ns
Singapore, Manila, Hong Kong
Also Shanghai. lcLohana
Jan. rs-rA5f2Hx Frsn Nh ERIN1H 1qrt K,
Prince Line
Straits Settlements, China
Vladivosiok, See Yokohama
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai
6sS sS-MS%s9An So ""%"'@ rHchN From Nsy ss York
Prince Line
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hong
Kong, Singapore from New York
Dec 2o-EGEEMONr CASTLE tF)
~ Barber Lines
Dec SO-HONOLULD MARU tF)
Barber Lines
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hong
Kong. Mania From Sew York
Dec 1O-ALLOWAY IF) Gu. s :. b
Barber Lines
Dec. 25-AiULrrA d') &C. s. S. b
Barber Lines
frcm Seattle
Jan. fO-W EST IVAN % Wsterho1se & CO
Jan. 2l--W EST JAI "a (T)
Nalerhc- q Co
Feb. 21-DELIGIf 90 Waterhouse & ca
Mar 24--W EST JESTER G7)
Wattrholse q CO.
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hong
Kong. Daizen, Vladi, ostol,
From Portland
Jan. Is PANL EFT ,I} Aliflral i.Ine
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\OaSsWISC
charleston, See Jacksonville
Galveston From New YORK.
Tues. Cd. Thurs. tH) Saf lpA
Southern Pacific Co
EalvestoE,, hey ives, from New York
Dec. 15-CONCHO CpF) Mallory Line
Dec. 29-COMAL lPI) Mallory Line
JacAson,ise. Cherries Ga
From New York
Dec. 9-IyF,N Pr, (plr> clyde I.frs
Dec. ll-APAcHE HF) clyde Line
Bee Dec' 1st-G9M8IGlE IL {, I, Ip} I,, Ciyde ins
Key Wes.. See Galveston
Los Angeles (San Pcdro), San
Francisco, Portland, Seattle.
Tacoma Also SEE New York. San
,o From New York
Dec. f6-oHl0AN tf7)
n.o os lr5.,.. yni,ee american Lines Inc
Dec. 2o-TENAN lE)
jar. HPii2q HRt2o>I AIaeEi'9a '3 Lines Inc.
Jan. 2s-MYsTic ~, ~ 's'i' lines iA''
Feb. 1o-s5;bjsi- Sn15Ta ia -,can lines mo
~ ~ United American Lines Inc.
NeW Orieans From New York
Wedn-sdays 90 Saturdays CPyD
New York, Los Angeles, San Diego
From San Francisco
Dec. l4-HATTIE I-UCkENBACH (F)
IuCkeubach Lines
Jan. 4-JULIA LUCKENBACH CD
Luckenbach Lines
New York, Los Angeles (San Pedro
Jan. 15-STANLEY DOLLHT. -
poilaI l.inp
POrtia I'd, See Los NnseIcn
San Diego. See See e..@ Nrw York. san
San Francisco Also see Los Angelo.
From Baltimore
Dec. 9-POINT ADAMS (F)
Pacific A'ail s IS Co
Dec. 14-POiNT LOBOS tr)
Facifc Ma. 50.
Dec. 21--bolNT BONITA tF)
PSclic Ma. 20.
Dee @1--ChEOLE srATB CPIJ
l'aclti Mati g. CO.
Jan. 5-POINr JUDITH 1rl
Pac.-c NAL $ =. 60
Jan IAN "a tllD pscif Mali s 3 Ca
iac.lc A-.s.l : 90
San Francisco, via Panama Canal
~ From Baltimore
Dec %'-Clt)l.l- S'fAf ~. 'llF)
- Pacific MAJ $ s. go
San F.anoISco, San Diego, Los Ar.
seIes rron Kew York
Dec. 2S-EDWAIs7 I.CchEN4Acu.
Itckcuua4b lIl4.s
Jan. i-ILEIAll li)
Luck' bach l-iiias
San Ped Z, San Francisco
Also see Lo- angeles No,v Yorh
Dec. 1o-cAPl. N.Y. llii%%oiii.ee, Par, -.
Seattle, See Los iD-eles
Tacoma, see Los .snscie,
Vancouver, Z. C. From New York
Dec. IS-GRACE DOLLAR ,t) Dollar ilas
Dee. 3V-Aa f.i-N Lille DOLLAIt AIj
Linz
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Antofagasta, Sec Cristobal. Paita
Ar1ca. Sec Cristobal, Pnita
Aux Cages, See Port =" Prime.
Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Monte.
video, La Plata, Buenos Ayres
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Islands of Atlantic
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea
Azua, San Domingo City, San Pedro
de Macoris, Puerto Plata, Sa-
mana, Barahona. Sanchez

Azua, San Domingo City, San Pedro
de Macoris. Puerto Plata. Sa-
mana, Barahona, Sanchez
Dec ,lroI1 From ON New York 4..
Barahona See Azua
Bermuda From New York
Dec. l3-LOEy HAMILToN PF)
TTurness bermuda Line
Dec. 1S-TORT VICTORIA (PF')
Nurness bermuda Line
Dec. 22-FORT HAMILTON opp
Eurness bermuda Limo
Cartagena, Sex Santiago, Kingston
Cayenne, See Haitian Ports
C,M.oua,. See South America. Havana
80 kingston
Demerara, see st. Thomas. Haitian Ports
Haitian Ports,
Haitian Ports, Demerara, Paramari-
DO, St. Laurent, Cayenne
~ 90 From New York
Dec. @3-LAKE SEBAGO (F)
Havana, Cris.obaI. West Coast Ports.
Port Lin1on From New York
De-. s5-ToLoA dF5 United init; ! Fruit rtI &C. Co.
Havana, Santiago, Port Antonio.
Kingston, Cristobal, West Coast
Ports, Port Limon
s,n ,-c.lE FSem q i New H's Yer YORK ,..a x....
Jan. s-PAsToREs lPF) United Fruit Co.
Jan. l5-JLUA u'FY United Fruit Co.
Jan. 2:-TOLOA pID United Fruit Go.
jamaican Ousports, See kingston
Kingston, Cartagenc, Puerto Colom-
bia, Santa Marta s,~,,sso ,,ss see Havana.
From New York
Jan. ls-lAcAPA (l'i) United Fruit CO.
Kingston, Jamaican Outports
From New York
Dec. 1t-CAIO MAMi5I Cd All. Fruit Co.
Kingston, Cristobal, West Coast
Ports, Cartagena. Puerto Co.
lonbia, Santa Marta
n.c ,.-r,,]f' From g /, \, New pltr York
United Fruit Co.
Dec. 2s-cARRIi.Lo dT) United Fruit Co.
Jan. li-SANrA MARTA CPF)
United Fruit CO.
Mayagutz. See Porto Rec
Paramaribo, See Haitian Ports
:ouCe. sec Porto kiss
Port Antonio See Havana
OH LIMOn, Sec Havana
Porto Rico (San Juan, Ponce,
Mayaguez) From Baltimore
Dec. I-IAKE Il TREf}A (IT)*
heitirnore s. s Co. Inc
Dec. 26-l-ANE GALATA (r)s
baltimore S. :. Co. Inc
'Othrr polt- IN supnc.tluu
Puerto Colombia, See kingston, Santiago
Puerto Plata, See AzuA
st. Laurent, See Haitian Ports
81. Thomas. St. Croix, St. kits, An.
tigua Guadeloupe, Martinique.
Barbados From New York
Dec. 27-MONICAN CO
Clyde S. Co NTore.en S~rv.ces,
St. Thomas. St. Croix, St. Kits, An.
tigua, Guadeloupe, Dominica,
Martinique, St. Lucia, Barba.
dos, Demevara From New York
Dec. 10-GUIANA (PEO Quebec s. s Co
Dee. @9--kCRONA tPF> Quebec S. s. Co
jan. '-PARIMA tpT) Quebec s. S. Co.
Samara, See Azun
Sanchez, See AsuA
San Domingo City, Sec Azus
San Juan, Sec Porto Rice
San Pedro de Maeoris, See Asu.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1920-02-11
The YaZO0 Sentinel
Now Published Daily

TIL eYazoo Sentinel begun the pub.
lication Of a full-fledged daily last
Monday afternoon, and we congratu-
late the progressive people of Yazot
City upon the fact that they now en-
joy the up-to-date advantages they
have in getting the news of the world
while it is fresh from the wires.
Hon. f. r. BrdsaIl, the able and
successful editor and publisher, is one
Of the best newspaper men in the
State, and the first issue of his bright
and newsy daily is an index of what
his patrons may eXpect--a publica-
ton that not only reflects great cred
it upon the enterprising citizens Of
Ga2oo City, but upon himself as we'll.
The Daily Commonwealth extends
congratulations to The Daily Senti-
mel, and wishes for it that splendid
success which it SO truly deserves.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1920-02-11
JAPANESE BUDGET
NEXT FISCAL YEAR
Amounts To The Equivalent Of About
$637, ,972.01l--Increase of 100000
900 Asked BY Army and Navy.
Associated Press

TOXIC, Feb. 1.-THE japanese
budget for the next fiscal year
amounts to the equivalent of about
$637,972,O11. An increase equivalent
to about $1O0,0O0,000 is asked by the
army and navy.
The Minister of Finances has stat
ed that it is highly important to
strengthen the national defence in or
der that peace may be preserved and
the mechanism of communication de-
veloped. Substantial increases are
also called for in the departments Of
education and communication.
Referring to the naval expenditure
it was explained that, in the extraor-
dinary expenditures of the navy, es-
Inmates have been included for the
completion of the so-called "eight
and eight squadron" Eight dread
noughts and eight battle cruisers)
The proposed naval scheme will cost
about $375,975,000 of which $40,O0O,-
900 appears in the budget for the
coming year.
1t is proposed to begin the constru-
ction of the following warships: Four
battleships, four battle cruisers,
twelve cruisers, thirty-seven destroy
ers, five gun-boats, twelve special ser
vice ships, six mine sweepers and
some submarines.
The increased expenditure will be
met principally by heavier income tax
which will advance over that OF last
year, by approximately $39,OOO,OOo.
The tax on Sake, the Japanese nat
ional drink which is made from rice,
also will be increased.
The shortage in the revenue will be
made good by the temporary suspen-
sion of the redemption of the domes-
tic national loan.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1920-02-11
MAJORITY OF AZ
FOR SCHOOL BONDS
Election Held Yesterday On Issuance
$4,000 Bonds For Ben l.. Jones
Agricultural High School.

The election held in Leflore county
yesterday on the proposition to issue
$4,000 bonds for the building of the
Ben L. Jones Agricultural High
School, to be located at -Schlater, re-
suited in a majority Of AZ votes in
favor of the bond issue
There was total of 400 votes cast
in the county, exclusive of Sidon and
Swiftown. At Sidon no election was
held, and up to the hour of going to
press The Daily Commonwealth was
unable to get any information from
the Swiftown box. However, if an
election was held there and the full
vote cast against the bonds it would
not offset the majority in favor of
the bond issue.
The vote was small at the different
precincts, due to the bad condition of
the public roads and the indifference
of a good many Of the voters.
The vote by precincts was as fol-
lotuc,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1920-02-11
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET
Closed 8 to 10 up.
New Orleans Spots $3.50.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON LETTER.
(From j. +. Clark 4 Co.,
by Abe Silyer,)

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. IL
Liverpool advanced as much as 30
points on near positions and quoted
spots AZ higher, sales 5000 bales but
was lower on the distant positions.
Altho general press news was quiet,
containing nothing especially provo
catiye to pressue in the market, the
opening was berish from the start,
with near position opening unchanged
to S lower and liquidation selling caus-
ing the decline to become extended
soon to 80 points.
With spot quotations still SO far
above the new idea expressed in quo
tations is apprehended. Today's spot
quotations yesterday were reduced 30
to so points. Without this fear, the
market prospects were rather in IA
vor Of rallies on technical conditions
of reduced long interest and increas-
ed short interest, the outlook for Il
bullish census consumption report on
Saturday and a government forecast
for rainy weather over the west. The
news from Japan of growing fear
Of bolshevik invasion and news from
Poland that a movement to come to
peace with bolshevik Russia is gain
ing, were receiving most attention.
The Dry Goods report showed
an easier tone today. New York will
be closed tomorrow but our market
will be open.
The weather map shows generally
cloudy belt, no rain Of consequence
except over the southeast quarter Of
the belt. The outlook is for continued
cloudiness, colder in Northwest quar-
ter, probably local rains. The mar
ket rallied about 20 points after the
first selling rush and seems strong at
present around 80 cents for May.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1920-02-11
COUNTRY CLUB
HOLDS MEETING
Temporary Officers Are Elected
Work VIII At Once Be Started For
Laying of Golf Grounds.

An organization meeting of the
Greenwood Country Club was held
yesterday morning at the Elks Club
and Mr.. G. A. Wilson, Jr., was elected
temporary chairman and Mr.. B. B,
Provine, temporary secretary. Ano-
ther meeting will be held on Febru-
airy 18th, at which time permanent of
ficers for the Club will be elected.
Work will at once be started for the
the laying off of the golf links on
the Clubs preserve which was recent
ly purchased Of Mr.. A. F. Gardner
east Of Greenwood.
Plans have already been submitted
for the new club house which is to be
built on the grounds. The plans have
not yet been accepted but within the
near future the contract will be let
and work started on the building.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1920-02-11
TROOPS REMAIN
AT LEXINGTON
Negro Wanted BY Mob Is Safe To,
day In EddyviIIe Prison-Spirited
Away During Night.


LEXINGTON, KY, Feb. 11--Alth-
ough William Lockett convicted of
the murder of ten year old Geneva
Hardman is safe today in the Eddy
vile prison, where he is to pay the
death penalty on March 1lth, five
hundred troops are still being held in
Lexington today, which remains nomi-
naly under martial law. The mill
tary officers spirited Lockett out of
town last night and he was taken to
Eddyville.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1920-02-11
Notice Posted About
Mud Hole On Street

A notice has been posted on the tel
ephone pole at the corner Of Market
and Fulton, in front of the Metts
Filling Station, which calls attent-
ion to a standing puddle Of mud
and water which has been an eye sore
and an inconvenience to pedestrians
for some time. The placard bears the
following inscription: "NOTICE!I
When this mud hole gets little larg-
er, the city will put in some ducks and
geese. Ladies Watch Out"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1920-02-11

declare all Indians of one eighth or
more blood, who shall have reached
the age of q years, or who shall have
taken the prescribed oath of a regu-
lar soldier of the United States, to be
full citizens of the United States.
Subject to reading and writing test,
after 1929 all Indian graduates of the
reservation would be declared full cit
liens on reaching Il years of age.
Testifying before the House Com
mittee, DIR. Dixon charged that the
commissioner of Indian affairs does
not believe in Indian citizenship, and
that he had prohibited the delivery to
Indians in some sections of copies Of
testimony before the House Military
Committee in 1917, when DIR. Dixon
argued for the recruiting of ten or
more regiments of Indian cavalry for
use in the war. Under ruling by
the Attorney General, the Commits
sioner of Indian affairs was held to
have the same power of regulation
over the mail of Indians as the war
den of a pentitentiary in preventing
the delivery of mail to convicts.
Il ask you to note" DR.. Dixon said,
a+hat tha Indian in the ma iority of
cases a ward of the government, was
treated as convict but still was con-
sidered worthy of being drafted"
The Secretary Of War opposed the
organization of the Indian regiments
in 1917 on the ground that he did not
favor segregation of troops according
to race.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1920-02-11
TY, MISSISSIPPI WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY II, 1920
SHIP SUNK WITH
MANY ON BOARD
Vessel Was Fired Upon Bw Army
Which Was Being Left Behind
and 400 We're Lost,
Associated Press

LONDON, Feb. IA wireless dis
patch from the Soviet Government a
Moscow says, according to mess
age from Noyo Rossisk, when the vol
unteer Transport Karauttn with the
officers and the officers wives and
children aboard, numbering 1i0O, left
MariupoI," in the Russian providence
of Yekatcrinoslay on the approach of
the BoIshcNiki, the Volunteer army
was incensed at being left behind
and fired on the ship. Shells pierced
the boiler and the Transport sank with
all on board,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1920-02-11
Mr.. Gardner Buys
The GOssOm Home

Mr., A. F. Gardner, Sr., has purch-
ased the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. H,
Gossom on WalthaIl Street. The con-
sideration was $G,4OO. Mr., and Mrs
Gossom will leave in the near future
for a months visit at New Orleans
and from there they will 90 to Delta
Farms, La, to reside. Mr.. Gardner
has rented the home to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Word, who will occupy the
dwelling on March lst.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1920-02-11
TRY STEALrlV
MILLION DOLLARS
Six Arrests Are Made In New York
In Connection With Effort To
Steal Securities

NEW YORK, Feb. 11-Six arrests
have been made in New York in con.
nection with what the police declare
was plot to steal $5,00O,O00 in sec
urities in the financial district and
take them to Canada where a market
is expected to be found for them. One
of the men arrested, the police said
confessed to the stealing of $2,000,0OC
in securities in the year and disposed
of them with the aid of a brother
who was also under arrest.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1920-02-11
R. u. JOHNSON IS
NEW AMBASSADOR
Is Appointed To Rome To Succeed
Thomas Nelson Page,
Who Resigned

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11-Robert
Underwood Johnson of New York,
author and editor and one of the
founders of the League to enforce
peace, has been selected by Presi-
dent Wilson as the ambassador to
Rome to succeed Thomas Nelson
Page, Who resigned.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1920-02-11
CINCINNATI HAS
FINISHED CENSUS
Was First City in United States To
Compete Work Which Was Done
February 9th.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11--Cincin-
natl was the first city to compete its
fourteenth Decennial Census enumer-
alton, the Census Bureau announced
today. The last portfolio was turned
in February 9th, but it will probably
be two weeks before the check is
completed and the total announced.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1920-02-11
Rat determination
Being Continued

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. 1l--No
cases of human plague have occurred
here since December Is. Rat exter-
mination continues vigorously, how
ever. 1O,767 rats were killed in No
yember and 27,404 in December. The
Public Health Service is cooperating
with local and state health officers.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1920-02-11
Cases of BOtulism
Or Meat Poisoning

BERKELEY, Cal, Feb. Hollow
ing number of cases of botulism,
or meat poisoning, reported to state
health officers here, the U. S. Public
Health Service has detailed Surgeon
j. C. Geiger to make an investigation
in cooperation with the state officers.