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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-04-29
NON. RESIDENT NOTICE.

State Of Mississippi
10 Martha Ann Hemmingway, whose posto1lce
address is 70i East Broad St. Dunn. North
Carolina.
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court of the county of Greene In
said state ON the
End Monday OF June A. D. 1921
TO defend the suit IN said court OF Amma r.
Hemingway (bill for divorced wherein you
are defendant.
This 10th day of April A d 1921.
r.. d. COCHRAN. chan, Clerk.
Chan. CT. Seal BY S. r, Mckay. d. C,
CHANCERY SUMMONS AND NOTICE or
ATTACHMENT.
The State OF Mississippi.
10 Vinegar Bend Lumber Company, a COR
p%oration.
You are herebi commandod to appear before
The chancery Court OF Greene county in said
nate on the
2nd Monday in June a. d. 1921
to defend the suit in said court OF C. l.. Eu-
banks, wherein YOU are named as defendant,
and wherein certain property belonging 10 YOU
in aid county has been attached; and unless
YOU appear at the time aforesaid and defend
said cause. u decree will be entered and the es-
tate attached will be sold.
Given undcsmy hand and seal of office, this
the 10Th day of April 1921.
II D.. COCHRAN, Clerk,
Cha. q. Seal by s. Il. Mckay, DC.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-04-29
EDITORIAL

CIrscNELLE across the line over
in good old Mobile County. Alabama,
has attained to the distinction OF
being recognized by the postal de-
partment for City Delivery OF mail.
The street routes were published IN
a recent number of the Call sho wing
where the carrier will travel aud the
hours. We trust when Bro. Thomas
sits in his editorial sanctuin and
hears the strideut whistle OF the
postman, that his good democratic
heart will not allow Itself TO become
disturbed but will beat close a. ever
TO the people. No danger, however,
we venture of City airs ever spelling
@ W. Some day maybe L~eakesville
will grow Up to having her mails
delivered from door to door but we
have considerable room for it as yet.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-04-29
HOMESTEAD PUBLICATION NOTICE

Department Of the Interior.
U.S S. Land ONCE at Jackson. Mississippi,
March 4, 1921, !
Notice is hereby given that Drew Brewer
OF Richton, Miss. RID Nos who on February
II. 1915. made Homestead Entry No. o7si4. for
NV Ease Ia and S w Ii OF N r. "A Section
8 Township 5 North Range s West st. Ste
pnens Meridian has filed notice of intention
TO mike final three Year Proof, to establish
claim TO the land above described, before the
CIancerv Clerk of Greene County. Mississippi
at / eakesvite. Mississippi on
the 14th day of May, 1921.
Clai ant names as Witnesses: John Man
ming. Allen Meadows, Arthur Brewer of Rich
ton, r 5 Miss. j. w. Gordon of VALLEY. Miss.
w. Il. CUMMINs. Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-04-29
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OUR
Thousands Not Cpp'ssd TO fractional
Politics.
T~aylorsvilie Signal.

T~aylorsvilie Signal.
Gu the 3lst. day OF Jany. 1921,
Miss Belle Kearney Of Flora, Miss,
announced her candidacy and gives
her platform on a card, Tor the Uni
ted States Senate. She says she is
opposed to factional politics" She
will find hundreds and probably
thousands of voters in Mississippi
Who are rot opposed to fractional pol
|%itics.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-04-29
Legal Advertisements
BRIDGE coNTRAcT NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that contract for the
building Ola Bridge across Robertson creek
IN district Number , east side of river
VIII be let TO the owe responsible hid
der therefor according to plans and specihea-
tions on file in the clt rks ofnce. ut public out.
cry ~ the front door OF the courthouse in the
town OF Leakesyille. Greene County. Missis-
sippi. on the
First Monday Of May A. D.l921
&c the hour OF noon on said day. Bond will be
required according TO law. The Board reserves
tue right TO reject any and all bids.
This April 6 1921.
r. COCHRAN. elk.
BY order of the Board OF Supervisors. Greene
County. Mississippi.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-04-29
c1rATIoN NOTICE
State OF Mississippi
County of Greene.
L. G. Miller
We

William II. Green. ct al.
To Miss Iduma Turner. whose postof1ce is
Mobile, Mobile county, Alabama; Elizabeth
Stevens ifliving and II dead to her unknown
heirs or devises; Easter Still II living and II
dead to her unknown heirs at law or deyises
to william H. Green if living and il dead to his
unknown heirs at law or deyises: to all I'M
known heirs IL any OF joel J. Green deceased;
Easter Green. deceased. and }. H.. Green, de-
ceased and ali unknown persons or parties
having or claiming any legal or equitable right
title or int rest in the Southwest quarter of
northwest quarter lswia of NV In and north
west quarter Of the southeast quarter INV IA
OF Sc l. y section TWENTY-FIVE, TOWNSHIP Three
north, range Five west. Greene Count Miss.
lssirpi, defendants,
You are commanded 10 be and appear before
the Honorable chancery court, of Greene
County, Mississippi. at a term o De held on
the
Second Monday OF June 1921
at the courthouse in the town OF Leakesville,
Greene county Mississippi, and Then and there
to plead. answer or demur 10 the allegations
of the bill OF complaint OF L.. G. Millerthe ma
ture OF which is a hill to quiet and confirm
his title TO the above described land. and to
which bill of complaint you are defendants.
Given under my hand and seal OF office on
| this LIST day Of April A. D. 1921
! chm. OF. seal) II. d. COCHRAN. Chan. elk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-04-29
Coast Editor Calls On Ex-senator
VaTdaman.

Pass Christian Beacon.
Ex-senator Vardaman. who is an
ANNOUNCED candidate for Senator
John Sharp Williams successor, was
busy with his editorial work for his
Weekly. but found time to greet the
many visitors that dropped in with
n most cordial welcome, and from
the number that called from the va
rious sections Of the state, it was
evident that the great White Chief
stil retains the friendship Of many
Mississfppians. He expressed him
self as being ready for the race, leG
all euter VINO NAV, as he holds that
he is not running against any one
or more candidates, but that be is
a candidate for that Office, and at
the proper time will carry his mes
sage to the people.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-04-29

All the nation rejoices with New
York City over the arrest and seem
ing positive Identification q few days
ago Of the driver of the death wag.
on into the Wall Street section of
that city at the time Of the fearful
explosion in front of j. p. Morgan
office and the U. S.Sub treasury.
A creature with such horrible ideas
OF destroying humanity by the
wholesale to vent some political
grudge against the country which
gives him haven, should be ferreted
out and legally put to death as be is
a constant menac to lives OF limo
cent and unsuspecting p opIe. Let
us hope the evidence will be so con-
elusive that he will break down and
make a clear confession duplicating
the others guilty OF that awful deed
10 which scores of lives were instant
ly snuffed out aud hundreds manned
and wounded in different degrees to
say nothing Of the loss to properly
and uneasiness created all along the
street lest another aud greater dis.
aster visit it from the hands OF IN
known sinister plotting iends il
human shape.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-04-29
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE SALE.

Under and by virtue OF the authority vested
in me as trustee under TIE terms and provis-
ions of u certain deed Of trust dated June
1920. executed by the Vinegar Bend Lumber
co corporation. a corporation, to the under
signed as trustee for the benefit of the Bank
OF Leakesville. a corporation. to secure a GER
tain Indebtedness therein described aud CON
veying the hereinafter described property
which said deed of trust is of record in book
90 page 9S to 80 of tn Records of Mortgages
and Deeds of trust on land of Greene County,
Mississippi. and
Whereas. default having been made in the
payment of certain Indebtedness and demand
has been made upon the undersigned as trus-
tee to foreclose said deed OF trust.
Now, Therefore. the undersigned trustee,
will on Monday
the 2nd. day of May 1921
during legal hours. at the front door OF the
courthouse in the town OF Leakesviile, Greene
County. Mississippi sell for cash to the high
est bidder. all The merchantable timber upon
the folio " ing described lands. tJ-wit-
Southwest quarter OF northwest quarter Sec
ton Thirteen: northeast quarter of northeast
quarter. Southwest quarter OF Northeast quar-
ter, East half OF southeast quarter of north
east quarter Section Fourteen, East half Of
southwest quarter. Southeast quarter Section
Fifteen. township Two North, Range Sixwest
Greene County, Mississippi,
Also, all rights OF ingress and egress over
said land necessary for the purpose OF cutting
and removing, said timber. also the right to
construct railroads over said land.
And out of the proceeds arising from S id
sale. pay first the cost and expense of exeou-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-04-29

From the ATMoRE, Ala Record we
gather that Editor Salter is still at
the helm of the old Monroe Journal
Wonder if it is the redoubtable @ L..
who was editing that paper when
this editor was a boy roaming about
the classic scenes of old Mt. Pleas
ant, situated near enough to Monroe
vile to hear of the doings in that
the capital city of the county of our
boyhood days. Well here is wishing
be may live many days longer and
keep the Journal going at its same
good pace of these many, many
years. The RECORD states that Sal
ter's paper wa. established 10 1886.
The, g are few weeklies that old, eth
er in Alabama or Mississippi but
that few, continue to keep their mast
waving aloft the banner OF sustained
existence to the great pride of their
present producers and to the admi-
ration of us all.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-04-29
CHANcKRY SUMMONS.

State OF Mississippi.
To The Alabama Naval Stores Company, %
Corporation.
You are hereby commanded to appear before
the Chaneery Court OF Greene county. in said
State, on the
2pd Monday IN June A. d. 1921
to defend the contest in said court of your
claim against the estate OF p. NJ. Davis. de-
ceased wherein you are named as a party de-
%fendant and whereby the Administrators Of
said estate is seeking to have your SAID claim
d.Sallowed.
Witness my hand and seal of ofice. this the
10Th. day OF april. 1891.
I'm CT, Seal) r, ID. COCHRAN, elk.
90 BY S, Il. Mckay, {.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-04-29
BRIpaE coNTRAor NorIoE.

Notice is hereby given that contract for the
building OF IA Bridg ross Indian Camp
creek in District NJ IN Le~akcsvflle and
kiehton road near Alex smiths according to
plans ana specifications on lie ia the clerks
Office. at Lcakesvile. Mississippi, vii be let
ST public outcry TO the lowest responsible bid
der at the 'front.' door OF the court house ia the
town OF Leakesvllle on The
lst. Monday OF May A. d. 1921.
at the hour OF noon on said day. Bond Will
be required according TO law. The board re-
serves the right TO reject anyiand all bids.
This April 6. 1921.
X. d. Cochran, Clerk.
BY s. r. Mckay. d. G.
Nv order OF the board OF Supervisors. Greene
County. Miss ssippi.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-04-29
Bonneville Advocate.

Tue Advocate stands for every
thing that tends to build up tins
town and county. You may differ
from us in our advocacy Of some
measure, but don't let this bring you
10 the conclusion that we are alto
gether wrong, you are right and so
about criticising the paper without
giving us the opportunity TO answer
thV\e criticisms Air your views
through the public prints and let .he
public Judge between US. Our col
umns are open to you at all times.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-04-29

where we we're met at the depot
with waiting autos by the welcom
ing committee of that hospitable
port city and given quite "a ride
through it and on its outskirts, igo-
ING to the eminence to the rear
where Andrew Jackson put up for
tifcations. We also saw iortifica.
tions which marked the period Of
time when the city was in its early
DAYS under Spanish, French and En-.
glish control. After a fine break
fast served at a local cafe at expense
Of the city our party went in groups
to view the city from the top OF the
American National Bank Building
which is "a sky-scraper and overiooks
an open park-like square near the
bay. The bay affords 8 fine view
from this high building, a view well
worth going up to sea had we not
accommodatingly been shot nearly
to the top on a smooth running ele-
vator placed at our disposal. The
bank made quite a hit with the par
ty next morning by distributing as
free gifts to each one a genuine
grained black leather folding bill
| pocket book with button snap fap
and side poAches. A gift which
came in handy all along the way
for while some OF US did not have SO
much money 10 carry we had some
and valuable papers and this bill
book was arranged so as TO manage
them with least trouble aud security
against being jerked out apd lost
from pockets or out of ordinary type
fof purses.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-04-29
No Cali For RavivIBg Ku-Klux Khan
Organization

Christian (Nashville) Advocate.
We sincerely trust that there may
be found in the South only a few who
nave any sympathy whatever With
the revived Ku,Kiux organizations
which, according to reports are op
Grating in some sections. There is
20 call for such m organization now.
To foster it with simple Endorsement
is 10 prepare the way for the prosti-
tuition and subyersion of the laws to
which we must finally look for re-
dress of public and private evils and
for the defeat of the very purposes
for which the KIu-Klux claims to
stand. If civil procedure through
Ithe established channels of a great
government is not now adequate, II
is time to try some other forms Of
government rather than resort to
unlawful violence.
L RSALE, Two good Milk Cows
with young calves.
Y. D. Westerield,
Leakesville, Miss.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-04-29
HOMESTEAD pupLlcArLoN NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT. of the Interior.
U. ). Land ONCE ut Jackson. Miss.
April z. 1921. \

DcpArtmenL OF Inc InteriOr.
u. :. Land ONCE ut jackson. Miss.
April Z. 1921. '
Notice is hereby given That Mary Hen
dersou. Of Bichton. r FD.No 3 Miss. who On
Jan. i6, 1918, made Homestead Entry No. O1532
for Sw IA of NV IA Section. 10 Township 3
North Range West St,Stephons Meridian, has
died notice q Intention to make three year
Proof to establish claim to the land above
described. before the Chancery Clerk Of
Greene County. Miss. at Lcakesville, Missis-
sippi, on
the 21st day OF May, 1921.
Claimant names as Witnesses: .. II Smith
a.. A. Murray. Nathan Brewer, all of Richton
Miss. RS .M.vanderford OF Richton. R4 iaiss.
w. +. CuMMINs. Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-04-29

Announcement has Just been made
that The 1921 Convection of the Mis-
sissippi Press Association will be
held at Greenville, Miss on May II,
10 and 18th. The session will be a
combined business and pleasure
meeting. Good things are down on
the program for both features OF
entertainment. Among the high
points of pleasure planned Is an auto
trip to Messy Lake the afternoon of
the second day. and on the third day
a steamboat ride on the Yazoo River.
The Florida-Cub trip pulled us rath-
er hard financially but If the raj :
roads grant the exchange Of adver-
Using c%ourtesies for transportation
think we shall attend the gathering
of the Mississippi newspaper-folks as
we missed 10 last year account hurry
lug to get off to Boston for the East
Canada trip with National Editors.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-04-29

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isssIzsss 1<sSs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-30
BUTTER AND EGGS
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

New Yr-L. 1unr cA.--rrrrnr mercantile
rap"r ~, u6's. ENrhauc" h"a'H. Ster-
,nc - day hii's and commercial 80 day
rlls "n banks. SOS. commercial 80
ia, balls $685.: Gcmnnd. &.7Sls
.rnl"s. $40. Francs. demand. N.m
Cable. $SnS. E,ic.au frames. demand,
80 cahlcs. $50 Gu!lh"rs. demand.
t2@ 81. rahcs. -" -" I.r". demand
stA?: cables. tt'l MARKS, demand
81. cables. 81 -. 'irc er". demand
g. ~ sweden. d'rnand. t:@.c2 Nor.
va. demand. t14.i.. Argentine. demand
t:u"i. Hraz,. III. demand. 'il.Jn. Mon
trcal Il l-I6 T"r cent discount Gov.
c-rmon' bonds. irregular. railroad
lond-. firm Tine loans. steady. 81 days,
90 Jays ~iN months. r"r cont.
"a, money. Grm"r: h,=h. II: low. Sts
rli.n- at, -. closing bid 5'!. Offered
:; :. L.; loan. 6, hank acccptances
=. as.
sterling dchHn"d further m tho late
DEALINGS sixty day bills and CONNER
cial So dav hills On hanks. &%.6S.: com.
mcr"ial :" Day hills. $685.. demand
SIS. cables. s3.7S%.
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BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE

\"w York. Jun" 29.--Rut;"r hTm'
creamery higher than extras. :" n" "'''
creamery .NtraS tS\ 10 81 >corcl. "2'H
Sac: packing stock. current maxi No.
>. @lc.
Eggs Firm. Fresh gathered "N'r"
nrst$. II n - i:r: nrStS. - = " ''"'' E'"'''
rsrncvIvanra and nearby western h"n-
merry whites. trSiS To extras. IL" ~
state. Pennsylvania and nearby west
,rn hcnncry brnws, extras. &1n 36c; DO
gathered browns and mixed c"'orS' iTs's
10 extras. "hT %:'".
Cheese firm. state. whole milk. flats
fresh. sprria.S. i"m 1874: do. average
run. l3MIjicr: state, whole miIk' TWINS.
specials. l6m l6i.C. do. average run 10
SO.
,-css GS.,: nr. Dressed poultry steady.
prices un"hanacd.
Flour unchanged.
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HARRISV|lLE, 0.

Mrs. lanes Hawthorne dI"i ~ h"r
home Saturday. June %. after an llIn"''
of some unl,. tuncra! services were
held a, the |. L. church Monday after
noon. conducted by her pastor, Rev.
pankln, and internent At Onr@
Rrlnrh. Besides hrr husband she caves
,hrrr sons. Reed OF Illinois. Boyd md
Ross OF near this pla &C.: also. a brother,
Gilmore Mclaughlin Of Snort creek.
who have tho Sympathy Of many
friends in their troubl"
Mrs. Lena Sioan Cn,lin 81 Houston.
Texas. and her sister. Mrs John UnIc-
lev or Ca,llz. were visiting their cousin.
Mrs. Jonl Hopper OF Thursday. Mr..
raI,In and her four childr"n Will SrenH
nc summer IN Colorado.
Sir. Re:ir* "r Martins Ferry receive /
The contract for tn" cement sidewalks
IN town and has Il force Of men WORN
INK on them.
The condition nr Mrs. Theodore Clarke
Is not much improved
hey, Walter Wilson and FANNY II
Wcl!Svlle -. who hay" e"en NiSItin !;
NJ, mother. Mrs. George Wilson. nave
,cturned home. His mother acrompAni'
ed them homc for a several weeks Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. {. Tolard and son
Donald arc visiting friends IN Scio.
Mrs. ! l.. Seek is quite ~.
Davis I3urkham and Tyier's OF Wheel
lng delivered PLAYER, pianos a. Walter
En9thorn ana Dalton Morris recent y.
Harry Carey IN the "Fre"zc Out WI!
he thr attraction a. IN" Glen theatre
Saturday. July =.
=. q. Wilson was caller in Adena
Monday.
MARY Murdoch. who has been VISITING
her brother JOHN OF Blaine. has returned
homo.
friends IN town recently
Dave and Doris johnson have been
visiting friends IN Bellaire.
M W. DUNCAN is drilling well for s.
AZ. Farnsworth
Word has hccn received Of the death
Of Mrs. James Starkey Of Canton. Mrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-30
NEWS OF BUSINESS
Big Increase in Pig
Iron Compared With "A

WASHINGTON. n. .. JuHc es.-. 4 rr"-
..r,ln:,rI etatern"r; Of 'hc l?2H rcnSuH
uf manufactures with rctrr"nr" ~ IN"
~ ron industry has been prepared nv
"a" Hur"au .! m" census. p"pnrtmrh'
~ rrr.nrrCc. II consists ~ dctaIIe'
S,a'cnl"n' Of the Quau,itirs and values
o." he products manufactured and IN"
quantities and cost or the pr.nripni ma
,rrru,> used dufnc ;hc year lHlH.
III" figures Hr" hHsrd upon m" 70
iU!r, from ~ establishments with pro-
aI,re valued =; s7?iiGGG01. In add
rl.n pig ron - inc value "f f6.'9H.s""
~. produced by fly" establishments
-, iIdrl under 0thcr classified indus
tries. making total nf 200 establish
mcnt&. and $50 .h6@.3n0 in products. At
no census nr lHlt there we're $50 blast
furnace establishments with products
valued! At S%i7.6ii.Oh6.
Tn" PIX ir"r Production IN 1919 was
n ;lSlG1 g-nSS 'on$. valued Al ma
nGo. 400 ~ compared With @3.@6o.T3l tons
valued a. s3i%.76l 500 in l9lt. an In
crease 81 al pnr cont in quantity ana
ISL per cont IN value. The l?li fighrrS
nr.ude blast furnace rorro-aiioyS' SplH-
c"lrlsrn. IrrromanEanCac. etc. ta29aSn
'nusp. which arc NOT Included n the pig
ION figures for 1919. h"nr" tn" actual
growth is somewhat greater than above
lnG:Catcd The producers consumed In
'rr!~ st"r! Turna cos. etc" = per cent ~
IA" production n III" ana hh.h per rom
"a ,HIt. COX" ron constituted hS )" per
.,~r' of The prudu"t!"r IN lHl9 and H1.95
mr. ..rri IA lgli TnC Ir"dTrt.hn or
ra-rna, ron n lHlH WAS 3i5.I%1 tons
Il us pc~ ccnb. valued n s!!.!AS lnh ~
,nuparch with 2Gj."?o IONS l.i< per
rcnr and Si4it7nh n i9li. an increase
or - per cent in quantity and la rcr
cnr' in va uc considered nv Erndrs,
~ So PIG conErifu'nd - Nor cent NJ
:". 'o'ai prndu'tInn ~ 1917. HrsS"mer
~. so nc" cont Foundry pig To- per
.."rr and all othor grades IS rcr cont:
$50 corresponding percentage m lHlt be-
re hasI,. So. Rcssrmct. e. :: foundry.
SO and all other, ST.
Tho consumption "! IRON orc " 1919
w;, - 80 IiS IONS. costing S5lh.Hsl Ion
and ~ '"Il i1.S-f.Sl1 tunS. costing
tl5he 49, 90 Less than per cent or
~. ,"rna-, was fo-ci:n o." IT 1919 as
l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-30
W J. woLLMAN CO.'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTEE

(Ev 9r.vatc wIrn TO \. r. MaSt"n co..
Ncw York. JuHr Ala carly after
noon IN" feature OF the market wa the
cnnlnucd advance N Genera. Motors
and Sludchahcr. I':'rcc-Arrow S%mna
,h,zcd with this buying and sold ur
near % chandler VAS steady but d'H
not r.. with other motors. l.hi'r II
reacted Canadian rarlIi'' and Heading
wcr" strong points N high priced ra!iS'
uh IL &. 4 O.. x. l.. T"XaS fa'!i". Nan
SLS cry southern wcr" III d"mah"
among tho low priced rails. some By
tor prices were marked up IN '"iUmH1''
,;rauharhonr. Sugar stocks were strong.
St\ per cent money caused some FRONT
taking IN i:,tc afternoons.
". J. WULLMAN & co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-30
BROOKE COURT TERM
WILL CLOSE TODAY

Today IS the final day 81 the June
circuit court term n Brooke county.
and Judge SommcrvIllc will hear few
naturalization cases and the few StrAg-
Cling matters incident to the closing
period This term has been very brief.
only one important; criminal case having
been tried and that tho case OF William
Price. wei! known MoundsvIlle man.
who scvrra, weeks ago accidentally ran
down and Killed Il small child in this
town. Price Was acquitted.
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Starkr.' was well known here. having
resided in HarrI$yl!ic before moving TO
Canton several Years ago.
The Modern Woodmen II America
hold a cake wax At the h. Of T. hall
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Widmier and baby
~ Columbus arc visiting her sister.
Mrs. John CarCthcrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-30
TOLEDO GRAIN

Tclcdo. .Iunr s.. -Whcat--A-ash 3l."2;
Ju., Sl-;i-: September. !.o1a.
C'lovcrSecd Prime ca sh, SIC. 90: 0cto.
hcr 81 -: December. :ll.jj. February,
$!i.tn: March. sll.3h.
Ala:kc--prIme cash. August and DC.
tohcr. sll.c5.
Timo'hy-PrrmA cash. 1915. sc.95:
1917 g. m; 1870 sos. september,
so.Sj: October, sass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-30
LIBERTY BONDS.

\cw York. June .A.--Liberty bonds
closed: sl.'e $50 80: frs, 81 $3.50 hid.
second s. 1855. FIRST II. g $50. .."r-
ond il.'s $6i.72: third iia's s''."G q.
fourth - $ sS6.SG: Victory .S"t 5 SH"+i'
Victory -. $ !Si