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Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
HE NEVER DID

(Houston Post.) He (despairing)-Oh, why did l ever learn gambling She-That's the trouble; you never learned.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15
CORNELL FIVE BEATS VALE

ITHACA. Feb. 14.-CorneH defeated Yale in an intercollegiate basketball league game today, 25 to 23.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-15

kindly order his circumstances that he will never again have need to steal. Very considerately submitted.
 T. E. YATES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-06

slight wound in isft leg caused by stay
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
James Kecles. twonty-six, 750 North
Forty-hfth street. sunshot wound in hand.
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Emmett Fitzpatrick, Pennpdale street near
Peach street; bullet wound In left hand while
Lcons Heims. twelve. 5e3 Gate street;
burned risht hand hy nrScracker. ,
Charlcs Phillips. seventeen. Hermit strec,
near Manayunk avenue; burned By nre-
Anna Gargulo. nino. 1929 ITnbria street.
face burned by sparkler flung at her by an.
Bertha starsarski. nineteen. iSs Dupont
street, compound fracture OF left leg duo TO
the bursting OF cannon made OF a piece OF
'''' HAHNEMANN HOSPITAL
Clara Coles. twenty-onc. eeI South FIJI
tcenth street. shot In right leg. Della
Kic!er. go North Ninth street was cleaning
a revolver on the second floor Of her home
when the weap pom was exploded, the bullet
striking Miss Coles, who was In the street.
Mary Shanahan. eighteen. o2S North Hicks
street. burns on hand.
Thomas Farley. fifteen, 1915 Spring street.
leg hurt by blank cartridge.
Frank q. Day. six SIT North Tenth street
face and eyes burned
JEWISH HOSPITAL
Milton Bronncr. ten i1iG wyoming ave-
nue.. burns on hand.
EPISCOPAL HOSPITAL.
Thomas smith; twelve. s47 East sarah
street. burns on body mack OF 1rccracksrs
having exploded in his rocke.
William Smith, his father severe burns
OF the hands and arms
wOMAN's HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL
Walter Il Rrod~ay :wenty-one. 2l30
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-06

a serious condition to the chiidren's Hos
Fanny rrultnsn forty. 5is South Fourth
street. seriously burned on abdomen.
PoLYCLINIc HOSPITAL
Mrs. Dolly Clarke, hfty-two. 1880 Add
son street; gunshot wound In head: her con-
in the rear OF her home when she was struck
BY bullet nrcd by an unidentified person
Mrs. Kate De. Kline. forty. 1888 south
Lambert street, hit BY stray bullet at base
shot nfr'e IN rIsst hand. SiSo'''"' -'-- A''"' 49,,
Jacob Chsnery. thirteen. lIio wharton
Pete Peter MeointY' ,hIrty.ninc. eoss KOter
street. burns on body.
MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL
Ioscrh Nen,, forty-seycn, $40 Wolf street street
samuci PATTERSON. twenty-five. 7oT sIcscl
street; serious burns on the right hand
PANEL Mailnn. twelve, 1877 Daily street,
OU Alice " Roiiings. i've. 40 watkins street:
Norman Nsthcns. slTht, 22I pichianon
s,rs! ssToy' SSTns on s"CS eoyscd the nupy
which Il Is said will mean the loss OF the
Herbert sshwart. thirteen. 1883 South
Fif'h street: burns on hand ,-.
simon SItnick. 10, 6S6 Garnet street;
burn. ON body and arm.
HOWARD HOSPITAL
James purn. torty.two. i35i Christian
street: bullet wound In right thigh. Dunn
vas standing at Thirteenth and tntharlhr
streets when q sSot from the opposite side
vf ila ,trcc S'ruCf him.
Albert McCpuliey. n.nct zen. lT"R Lombard
a,r'mi; Gunshot wound In riRht 'eg. Nc
"a ,;Icy was az Thirteenth and South streets
wnTn "A stray bullet struck him.
"'ts Jcseph y. Nior.o. twelve. 1851 Christian
street: burns Of hand,
Thomas Boeel fourteen 1928 Lombard
street. powder burns on legs
Peter Caoieli. ~. 1870 Salt Adams street:
wounded N thish BY stray huis,,
salty Henri. II. lloI Bainbridg" street:
'ruck by a freCrncker aud will lose lctt
eye.
METHODIST HOSPITAL.
Yet;a tN"ick. Pevcn. 1874 South Tenth
90 rect. burns of ~, arm.
Mira Ger, rude Ragtlniar, thiriy.slx 1918
20, th Cana ''r'nt, shot In ankle at Nin,..
t..rth ynd Ellsworth streets
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-06

Conrad sehansr, eleven. 7so4 ,.v..- -
r,s, nus risht hand burned BY sspiodnnss iI,dGns sy~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-06

Yetta IN"ick. seven. 1874 South Tenth
rect. hurrs of ~, arm.
Mira Ger, rude Eagtlnar, thirty.slN 1915
{: q, ~ Cana ''rsnt, shot In ankle at Niu,.
i..rth ynd Ellsworth streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-06

North Twentieth street. bufns on hand.
william Jacobson. twelve 2s2a oxford
under him,
George Keidcl, six ,2ise North warnocN
Fred Ctamer. O. aiss West susouehanns
avenue. burns on leg.
Everett MacCuire eleven, 224S North Wood
stock street. burns on rirht eve. -
Tlwood Hopkins, fourteen, o44t Glen
wood avenue; burns on hand.
John Brossman, twenty-onc, ni47 west
Sargent atreet: burns on eye.
Irene Wittock. nine, 5ia winton street;
so frightcned by a hrecraaker that she fell
and was hurt internally.
ST. MtRY's HOSPITAL
Eleanor Rockway. seven, 1908 East sarah
street. burns on chest and arms; condition
serious.
JEFFERSON HOSPITAL
Elizabeth Miller. thirty.four oSO Shacka-
maxan street, arm hurt by exploding IRE
cracter. struck her above the elbow.
, John ". Brown thirty. 1922 North Tenth
street, bc!h haEds burned by n irecracker
explosion.
MEDICo.CHI HOSPITAL
Veronica Tonen. seven OF Nineteenth and
Wood streets: burned by f,recracker.
james Riley ten. OF 1897 Pearl street
burned by premature explosion OF frecracker'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-06

Martin Krupnicn. eleven. gao South Hicks
street; burns on hands from fireworks
Joseph Cheney, thirteen. i7iD Wharton
| street; bullet wound In right leg.
BENJAMIN Paul sixteen. 1122 Wolf street;
serious burns on leg
Paul Kecfonz seventeen. o154 South Hicks
street; powder burns on hands.
william Lalch ciGhtecn. c5ol South Camac
street: burns on hand.
Garrett Keiitz. twelve, 203S South Juniper
street; burns on leg.
John Porter. 49, 1924 Porter street. burns
on body.
YettN L.bock 7. 1894 South Tenth street;
burns on arms.
sT. AGNES HOSPITAL
william FIREMAN., fifteen, eI2I South Opal
4 Suiiet ared by brennan denceted e from S"Ie ,s.
pavement and caused the injury.
Richard Reid. twenty 2ll' South Twenty
third street; burns on hand.
WEST PHILADELPHIA HOMEOPATHIC
HJI,IrAI.
George Turner. eleven. 600 North Yewdo,l
street burns over right eye, caused by
frank Martin. nineteen. 4s North Con.
toss street fingers OF left hand burned by
hrecracker .explosic'
caster avenue. BODY slightly cut by c1piUd.
son street. powder burns from blank cart.
Edith dl Andrea, Ave. 1919 Thompson
street, struck by bali from Roman candle,
Gcorgc turner, eleven. GGo North Y.w.
dell street. burns over right eye.
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL,
Edward Hutton. eight, 423l Ludlow street.
susan Murray, twnlvc. $500 pr,v,dyN inc
s'T,s,; pGwGSr NSSN ," "r1 simo sTEa-,, ,,,., ,
Robert Russell seventy. osa Union s,r.e,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-06

NORTHWEST oENnRAL HOSPITAL
:, Weiter Meyer. twenty-scven, e727 silver
street, hend burned by hrecraciter.
ST. JosEPH's HOSPITAL
Dorothy Neufnnn fotrtoen. III oo5or
Stree, sire ieft hand burned by premature explo
FRANKFoRD HOSPITAL
John Beard, Jr.. mine. oil Brlgss street,
burns on hands.
ROOSEVELT HOSPITAL
Cecil Tolander. fifteen, AT Wood street,
burns OF hand,
sidney, Hyman. ten. 722 Bodine street
face and eyes burned.
CHILDREN's HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL
William Rickert. twelce. 1910 North Sixth
street; burns on hands.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-06
LAFA6 F I TIE

Every element in the competent
action Of the LAFAYETTE is a
natural consequent of the expert
engineering gthatproducedthe car
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-06
SMALL GIRL KILLED
Observing FOURTH
Child Accidentally Shoots Her.
self With Fathers Revolver.
Injuries Number III
SPARKlER BAN IS HELPFUL

One little cir, was killed and III
persons injured in IN" two day cole
bration Of the Fourth Of July ending
yesterday. Precautions taken against
the sale of sparklcrs. it is believed. ma
tcrially cut down the number of in.
iured.
The chill killed was Angcl"na
dAmorc, fourteen years old. Of 900!
North Front street. She shot herself
while celebrating with her fathers 70.
volver The accident occurred in the
rnrd whore tho child had gathered her
brothers and sisters to hear her make
. big noise. The parents nrc pros.
trstcl.
Thirty two accidents were reported
on Sunday. while tho count yesterday
brought the figures fer the two days M
TO Ill. Only few OF the persons
injured yesterday are in serious
condition. the majority Of the cas-
naltirs attriN"'nhlc 70 ~" ~" of the
firecrackers being of the az didn't know
II was lighted" character.
No deaths were caused by tho fire.
works yesterday. but ono child was
killed the day before and tw" others
previously. in tho pre-. Fourth crlchrn-
tion. Sparklcrs caused t"" vt the
deaths, ana gunSGrt wound one.
Many victims Of gunshot were re
ported yrotcriny. ~" victims having
been struck by stray bullets.
''Fewer children played with frc-
works yesterday than in many years
gone by and that is the reason for tn"
low rate of accidents" stated William
II. Mills. superintendent of police. to
day.
much credit is due TO the parents
for their splendid CO. operation with tho
Department OF Safety this year." he
continucd. "Thr community cc,cbra
tions were undoubtedly n SIIrrNss. iua o..
mur, MS they eliminated individuals ar.
tivities.
"1his safe ard sane Fourth of .Tull
has been success. We hope to have
this kind from now on.
Renor's ~ accident victims .rcat"d in hos.
pitais fol"w:
PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL
Jostph Guswait. min" wears Cd. "iS South
American strrc:. burns ~ right hand
Sarah Kat min, ~ south Second street;
blank ca, ids, wounds -r6 ln l,i:l.. -izht .rn
serious burns l"f' leg,
Josephine LuEGaEigr. eiEht, 2G7 South
Second street; burns on face.
Pasaqaie Sane, fourteen, GrS can,rcn
street; burns N hand.
James Ioc"lonto, ciEn,. 80 rassyunl
sam Natu'i t,vcntv."iIh'. ~ South
American street; burns on tar".
Roosevelt Friganrt.. thIr'"' n. rs Sruth
Peter Cook. thrtrcn. s23 ScEal street
'uans AnseioIn Ic a. srryero four 81 sou,h Ran.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-06
Will YOU Profit by the Experience o.
The Ohio Brass Company?

be invaluable to the entire organization.
Whether your office is large or small.
we are ready to install Dictaphones,
Then you can judge for YOURSELF on your
work, how The Dictaphone speeds up
letter production and cuts correspondence
costs. Phone, wire, or write today for a
working demonstration in your office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-06

The Ohio Brass Company, Of Mans
field, Ohio, is using The Dictaphone in its
General and Branch Offices, Heads Of
departments and their assistants use
The Dictaphone daily.
For speed, accuracy, and directly trace
able economies in correspondence work,
The Dictaphone has proved itself to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-06
aAMAprrAN HospfTAb

George sweeney. ten. 2bi5 North Jessup
street; burns Of right hand BY hrecracseT Tso
North Tifty.hfth streets gunshot wounu, III
hand when revolver accidentally explodeo'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28
Farmers Warned as 10 Sweet Potatoes

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Tja@ TIo 't6on' t fa5t rs ~ i-ou.I,'.i t t l''
10 ''' i vie @ s'lv ''iio',et , l ",, wy ~
s,'Co "ec.i' .i'' VSt, GIN ''Jg, J1 ~" & "S
',,i'gl.0'9 ,,,,, G y, ,''e l,-''0 i'''i' '''ii'
'"i,'R r''0 p'a' "'e"
10 proEe49,Jne further @trodQleuoni
OF TINS pest 6uie 40 OF the tiaoJ board
pLohioiJa IRON shipment into Ai5s's5-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28
BROOKSVILLE
Gilmore Beaman.

bSnHhhs
Sunday afternoon, at Mr. Britts,
Mr. II. Q. Gilmore and Miss Maggie
Beaman were united N marriage, Rev.
W. ". Hartsfeld performing the cere-
mony.
Mr.. A. c. Hudson cashier of the
bank, has spent the week in Gulfport,
at the Bankers association. Mrs.
hudson accompanied him.
Mr.. Z. NJ. Rowan Of Jackson was IN
town for the weekend. Mrs. Rowan
is here with her home-folks.
MIR. r. L Holmes was called to his
former home in Michigan few days
ago by the illness and death of his IA
ther.
Mrs James Gartin Of Fairport was
shopping in town the first of the week.
MIR. Edgar Smith, wife and daugh-
ter Of Alton, Okla, are with the family
Of his father, Mr.. John SCmith.
MIR Ferd Hopkins of Meridian made
business trip TO our town Wednes-
day,
! MIR. and Mrs. f. NJ. Perry went up to
Rienzi Monday to see their parents
Mrs. Perry will be away some time
He has retulnd to his business,
Mrs. +. T. McCarley's visit to fela-
tives in town was interferred with by
the death of her sister Mrs. Ruth
Hamm Tippin who has been in El Paso
for some time and who died thereWed-
nesday. Mrs. McCarley returned to
Meridian to be with the family at this
sad time.
! The A. & NJ. boys are at home for
4 the vacation.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Love Of Soule
Chapel were with Mrs. j, G. Peterson
Sunday.
Mrs. Cope and children have gone
to visit relatives in Tennessee.
/ Rev. l.. r. Long is at home for
few days.
/ Most Of the party who went t'
Washington few weeks ago, VISITED
New York and other Eastern cities
enioying a most delightful trip.
Mrs. T. c. Hambrick and childrei
are visiting in Meridian and Demopo
lis.
Mrs. G. W. Cunningham was in Ma
caon with Mrs. B. NJ Boggess Thurs
day evening.
Mrs Tom Rosser Of Shuqualak spen
part Of the week with her mother
Mrs. Anderson.
MIR. Fox Glenn is at home from hi
visit to his brother, Maj. Woodward a
Fort Sill.
Town has been extremely quiet thl
week--the farmers and colored peopI
are busy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28
NO CAUSE FOR ELATION

Attorney-General Robertson has fl
cd suit in the circuit court of Lee coDnt
ty against the Standard Oil Company
seeking to recover the sum of $40
5G0,0 900 for alledged violation Of the
antitrust laws.
Filing a slit OF this sort against
the Standard Oil is very much akin to
drilling for oil. Its good bet if YOU
win, and only a small sacrifice if YOU
lose.
Many antitrust suits have been in
stituted in the various courts oof the
nation against JOHN D. Rockefeller's
modest little business organization,
bdt the record Of victories is not
such IS to be highly encouraging to
the complainants.
1t is well, therefore, that the people
of Mississippi who are now complain
ing SO strenuously about high taxes
do not pin too much faith in this suit
or believe implicitly that it is going
to ill our State treasury to overflow.
ing with ready cash.
And ii also should be born in rninG
that John D. has avery nifty scheme
Of recouping his losses when Il court
decision goes against him. In event
he should eventually be forced to pay
more than ten million dollars into tht
Mississippi treasury he will merely
advance the price Of gasoline few
cents per gallon and get it all back a.
gain within short time. Ltgatine
with the Standard Oil is ver-v rnuct
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28
CookSviiIe- -PGuIeue Items,

Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Sparkman and
Mrs B. Z. Boyd were shopping in Ma
con Thursday.
Misses Chamberlain, Hurst, and
Adams spent the weekend with their
home folks.
Masters Earl ard Henry Sparkman
were the guests of their Aunt, Mrs. Il.
NJ. Long Of Dancy, Ala. Saturday
night and Sunday.
4 MIR. Jack Daniel made a business trip
to Macon Thursday afternoon.
Miss Nannye George Adams, who
has been q guest of her aunt. Miss
Genevieve Adams for the past week,
returned home Friday.
Mss Ethel Boyd spent tn week end
at her home near Cochran, Ala.
i Mr. Marshall Jackmond made bus
mess trip to Aliceville, Ala. Saturday
Mr and Mrs. T.. D. oliver of Dancy
Ala, wre the guests Of MIR. and Mrs
j. S. Deal Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. B. Jones were II
Macon Thursday afternoon.
Messrs. J. +. Hibbler and Eugene
Young of Panola, Ala. passed through
Cooksvlle Saturday on thir way. to Mr.
Hibblers former home.
Mr.. f. A. Permenter was in Macon
on business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Wilder and fami-
ly spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w
s. permenter at Mcleod,
Mr.. Edwin Britton who has been al
tending the law school of the Univer.
sity Of Alabama this session, returned
home Sunday.
DR.. ". w. Holiday and sister, Miss
Matte have been called to the bedside
of their brother, Dr. r. l.. Holaday.
Mrs 3. +. Boyd and Miss Molit
Moore spent Saturday afternoon Will
Mrs. j. f. Sparkman.
Mr.. j. K. Hill spnt the weekend Will
his family at CalyX.
Mrs. and Mrs. d. II. Brtton and lit
tie grand son returned to their homea'
Cliftonville Saturday after a visit o
several days with Mr.. and Mrs.W. T
Britton.
MessrS.- W. ii. and Z. f. Hill wer,
in Macon and Shuqualak on business
Saturday
: Miss Janice Robbins, who has been
: attending Grenada College this session
is expected home on Thursday after
noon Of this week.
Mr.. K. NJ. Halstead spent the week
end with Mr. J. B. Watt
Mrs. Jessie Hill Of Macon is visitin:
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hi
; of Mcleod tbs week
Mr.. VI. W. Daniel, Jr, was a vsito
in the Mcleod neighborhood Sunday.
Misses Hurst and Adams ATTENDED
the graduating exercises Of the A. H
J s. last week
Mrs Minor Russell spent Sunda.
with Miss Mary Lillian Peters.
MIR. and Mrs. W. T. Britton were tn
guests Of Dir. and Mrs. W. B. Jone
Sunday afternoon
Ssch00l Closing.
The commencement exercises Of tn
! Coohsville- -Paulctte school win be he'll
! on the evening Of June the second an
third. On Wednesday, June 3rd, at
o'clocE p NJ, Prof. Gaines from the A
I & N. College will deliver the gradua
i ton address. Diplomas will be deliN
cred to the following: Preston Hill
Juanita Hill, Walda Holiday, Halli
Wilder, Gladys Wilder, Fannie Dea
= and Bessie Watt. The music class wi
give their recital under the direction @
their teacher, Miss Mary Lillian Pc
ters, on Tuesday, June 2nd at s p. m.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28
COUNTY CONVENTION CALLED

llacon, Miss, Mss y, l92a.
To the Democrats of NoXubee;
The Dmocrats of Noxubee County
are hereby called to assemble at their
respective voting places ut 10 o'clock
a. m. Thursday June Bird 1920, the date
named by the Democratic State Exec
utive Committee, and elect delegates
to the county convention, to be held at
the court house in Macon SATUR-
DAY, JUNE 5th, 1920, at 10 a. M, to
elect delegates to the State Convention
by law. e. B. BOYD,
Sect Noxubee Co. Dem. EX. Com.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28

Calvin Lee, student Of the AGri-
cultural High school at Mashulaville,
was seriously injured Wednesday
morning when a crank shaft Of q gas
uline engine struck him on the cheek
bone with such force a, to break it
and Il fragment was driven into his
eye socket. The young man was at
tended by Drs. Hubbard and Afford,
and the latter accompanied him to Me
ridian, where an operation viii be per-
formed in an endeayor ~ save the eye.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28
HOW TO BE HAPPY.


The recipe for q happy life handed
out by Senor lbanez to the American
Booksellers Association is simple.
Live we'll hear good music love and
be loved by beautiful woman" The
expense of the several ingredients of
the prescription is a matter for the
individual to determine. As for the
first item, the mere subsistence, it is
known that one mars feast is another
mains famine. He who demands meat
thrice a day is no; satisfied with ce-
reals, toast and tea. The philoso-
piers barren cell nay suit him, but
the sybarite is forlern without periol
furniture, rich trappings and hang
ings, eXotice perfume and glittarlng
( ibijouterie.
But the last spec fication outWeighs
the rest and is the determining factor
IN the expense To "iove and be loved
by q beautiful woman" may wreck or
make the idoliZed i, olater. 1t may be
d fortune or perjury; a grand ste
css o1 It luination; q heaven on earth
or q perennial he'll II depends on the
man and The woma
One Wn0 mas foa.ld t.ie right ceBl
rade in life has discovered the supreme
felicity. He needs no other banquet
sions few or many he has an atfiu-
ence forever beyond the net Of the taxi
collector. Whatever the burdens llte
imposes, they are carried more easily
in the division and the sympathy
4. ~, -,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28
Glai Minor Dent.

II. NJ. Dent Of Noxabee who served
with distinction both ON the MeXcan
border and on the fighting line i'm
France had his merit recognizd during
the war by promotion from lieutenant
to captain. Since his leaving the
army in recognition of his ability and
his valuable service Capt, Dent has
been made Major in the reserves by
the War Department and has received
his commission as such. This is q
well deserved n0nor
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28

Miss Anne Mart.n, Republican, Of
Nevada, once again aspires to be the
first woman 20 enter the United States
Senate she, for a second time, Will
onposc Charles B. Henderson, the pre-
ent sitting Democratic member,against
whom Miss Martin ran at the 1918
election to fill the vacancy caused by
the death OF Senator Francis 6. New
lands,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28

trade for castle. Stock can be seen al
good mares. VIII sell at a bargain OF
-Four good work mules; also four
J. l.. Bells ON the place known as the
Nick Augustus place, five miles north
of Macon. HINES K BELL.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28

One set thand-made) single buggy
harness.
One set (hand-made) light double
harness; silver mounted.
Ones6t heavy double team harness.
All n first class condition.
f, A, TABER, Macon, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28

Straying on my place near Nashua
willie, about April 10th, bay mare
star in forehead with chain around
neck. Is very wild. Will be estrayec
if not called for. G. L. HILL
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28
THAT HAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED

Thirty head high-bred Jersey heif.
ers and milk cows. If YOU want some.
thing nice look them over.
a. Z. SMITH.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28
L. $. GOLD BRICK.

Registered stations will make the
season at my place five miles south
west of Macon. Fee: SIS to insure.
All precautions take, but not RESPONSE
BILE for accidents.
II. =. ADAMS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28

A gold Eyersharp" pencil. Return
to Horizons Garage and receive re
ceye reward,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28

FOR SALE Ford Racer. New lines
engine just oyerhau.ed.
Ellis Cochrell.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28
FOR SALE.

One share stock in hub Lake.
N. SCALES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28

TOMATO pLANTS-From Hem
derson's seed---POnderosa. Crimson
Cushion, Etc. The best grown. At
the Beacon office.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28

a fye-passehger Dodge, 1920 Model
in good condition for sale.
j. n p0RROH, Macon Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28

The shock-troops aree all mobili2ing
against II. G. l..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28

Six fine red sows with pigs for sale
at u reasonable price.
Il. II. HANSEN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28

FOUND-A watch. Owner can Sc
cure same by giving description and
paving for this DIV. Apply to
Simpson jackson or Y, 5. Jackson.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-05-28

a baby buggy in good condition.
phone t7S or 180. W. f. EZELL.