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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28
Disabled Veterans
 Seeking To Become
 Self Supporting Men

Detroit, June 2S-The supreme ob- ject of the disabled American veter- ans of the world war is to inspire in it's members a determination to come back and take their places in the na- ton as self supporting and indepen- of Cincinnati, national president, told the veterans at the opening session today of their first convention.
 "It is a glorious thing to know that our undertaking is succeeditg, Judge Marx said. From every hand we hear records of men who have surmounted their physical han dicap and taken their places in in dustry. Wounded and disabled men of America today are winning a did the army of Pershing, for they are conquering the disabilities inflict- ed by the Hun"
 DepIoring the tardiness of the gov ernment in providing for disabled men, he said:
 when we are justified in speaking out in no uncertain terms The war has been O yer nearly three years ana there still is an urgent need for more than 10000 suitable beds for sick and disabled ex-service men. Notwith standing all of the agitation, no ade- quate provision has been made to take care of tuberculosis, mental and ner- vous cases.
 When wounded were lying on the field of battle there was no real man who would not gladly have risked his fife to carry them to a first aid station, yet tuberculosis and mental cases to- day are lying virtually where they were left on the field Of battle, and neither the men, the means. nor the hospitals are available to rescue them.
 Ut is our purpose to help carry out 5uffering comrades to a first aid sta ion and to make certain that such stations are promptly provided"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28
Civil Engineers
 In Convention

New Haven, Conn, June 2S.---Civi engineers from all over the country including many who are regarded as experts in their profession, gathered today for the convention of the Ma tiOnal Associat ton Of Engineers. Yale University played the host. and the visitors were quartered in the Hark- ness Memorial Quadrangle.
 The welcoming address was by Di- rector Russell H. Chittenden of Shef- field Scientific School.
 The delegates will be we'll taken care Of There are luncheons and dinners, receptions, sight seeing trips and inspection of three topredo boat New Haven harbor On Friday there will be an al-day excursion to the submarine base at New London
 Secretary Denby of the Navy De- partment will address the convention Thursday night
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28
OBITUARY

MARTIN BLUTE, of ITO Lee ave- nue, was buried this morning. The funeral was held from the late home on Lee avenue at S:30 and a half hour later, a solemn high mass was celebrated in St. Charles church, by the Rev. Charles A. Leddy, assisted by the Rev. M J. Lynch of St. Marys church, as the deacon, and Rev. M. J. Lynch of St. Peters church, as sub-deacon. The pail bearers were Richard J. Kiely, James Donnegan, John Farrell, Col. T. J. Murphy, Thomas Buggy and William c. Kiel1y. A delegation from the A. O. Hibernians attended the funeral The committaI service was read at the grave in St MichaeIs cemetery by the Rev. M. J. Lynch of St. Peters,
 CRUDE OIL REDUCED.
 Pittsburgh, June 2S Crude oil prices were further reduced here to- day.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28
Special Panel
 For Kahn Trial

Cleveland, June 2S-A special venire of forty-five talesmen was or dered to report to Judge Maurice Bernon today for the opening of the trial of Mrs Eva Catherine Kaber, charged with killing her husband, Daniel F. kaber, wealthy publisher.
 This was in addition to the original venire of thirty-six summoned. Doubt was expressed whether a jury would be selected before the end of the week.
 4 long drawn out battle over the seating of women on the jury was forecSt.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28
ROWAYTON
 ACCEPTS ACT OF LEGISLATURE

Norwa1k, June 2S - Against the active opposition of James A. Farrell, the steel magnate, the district of Rowayton voted 122 to 106 yesterday to accept the action of the legislature making Rowaayton the Sixth taxing district of Norwalk, with the right to lay a special tax for improvements of any kind desired. The legislative act carried a referendum. MT. Farrell, who owns about one-third of the grand list of S1,50O,0OO of the district, vigorously objected to having the dis trict thus empowered.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28
EXPECT HEATED DEBATE

Detroit. June 2S.-A half dozen res olutions relating to party policy, some of which were expected to bring an other session of heated debate, were up for consideration by the Social tStS convention here today. They in cluded proposals to bar from the party any person holding a member ship in a chamber of commerce and instructions to Socialist congressme en that they shall not vote for military or naval appropriations
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
 District of Connecticut-
 1921, The United States of Aneriea diesd a libel in the District Court of the neoticut' t a against @ % dezen lSl cans of of oine Oil, wis. Pure Food Law, Act of Con gress approved June 90, 1906. Civil and AND WHEREAS. by virtue of pro- cess in , due form of law law to me directed. said cases of gals. and case of quarts. trict Court viii be held in the United Ha1sn Sai Sonn o oo m noon ns n' on t6e Us ftS day, of September, 1921. for the trial of and all persons who may have or claim any interest. are hereby cited to be and to show cause, if any they have, why a final decree should not pass as prayed. Attest: WILLIAM R PALMER. By David Miller, Deputy U. s. Marshal.
 F; L. Smith, Hartford, Conn. for Bridgeport. Conn. June 2s. 1921. D2ss. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
 District of Conneoticut.
 a T6e unte 9n states ths of of ae aag 9d 'SR Ssd a libel in the District Court of the United i5 sa for o the District dF Of Sonneeticu Si cases gal cans. cases F gal cans. 4 cases quart T eans}' 8 Tis 1d5s Act or 2 ConsTese time.
 AND WHEREAS. by virtue of process in due form of law. to me directed. re- turnable on the fifth day of September, 1921, I have seized and taken the said g gal. cans. 36 half gal cans and 4S quart cans, and have her in my custody.
 Notice is hereby given. that District Court will be held in the United States Court Room, in the City of New Haven. September. 1921. for the trial of said premises. and the owner or owners. and all persons who may have or claim any interest, are hereby cited to be and ap- pear at the time and place aforesaid. to final decree should not pass as Prayed
 Attest: WILLIAM R. PALMER
 U. S. Marshal By David Miller. Deputy U. s. Marshal F. L. Smith, Hartford Conn., for the Bridg eport. Conn. June 2. 1sel Dszs-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28
JIINEY DRIVER GOES TO JAIL

Norwalk. June 2S-Pasquale Ro- mano, local jitney driver. was sen fenced to sixty days in jail and se- verely reprimanded by Judge Vos- burgh in the Poljce court late yes terday for assault on Laura Chap mann of Bridge port, passenger, who alleged that he took her to a seclud- ed section of the outskirts and at tackled her
 -sThe jitney must be made safe for women passengers" said Judge Vos- burgh in passing sentence Romano appealed the case
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28
TOWN SWEPT BY FIRE

Oatman. Ariz., June 2S.-The bus mess district of Datman, one of Ari- zona'S leading mining towns. was swept by fire yesterday.
 The damage was estimated at from s250.000 to S500.oo0- None of the mines or mine buildings were dam aged
 Oatman had a production of about 0,o00,ooo from its gold mines last year
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28
TODAY's WANTS

RTBEY & TAYLOR 9 Gregory St Auto repairing of every description. Reasonable prices. Satisfaction guar anteed- Barnum 2623- D2sali' GILBERT HOWE 49 Gilbert st. Nicely furnished rooms; electric lights. baths. all improvement very central location Bar. 1870. D2Sss'p FOR RENTGarage space for six cars. corner Jones Ave. and James St.
 I WILL GIVE YOU A BARGAIN to quick buyer Three room cottage. lot Rroadwav Ave of FeachTno1t Come in and make your own terzns-s D2Ss'p
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28

The organization, Judge Marx said, also would call upon cities that prom 'ised aid to wounded soldiers and have failed them, to redeem their pledges.
 He declared the organization rep resented more than half a million wounded or disable service men.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28
DHED,

BURNs-In this c9y. June 28, 1921. Ellen, widov of Owen Burns. of Newtow Conn, at the residence of Patrick Roach, 103 Clinton ave nue-
 Notice of funeral hereafter. a" CDARK-In this city. Monday, June 27, 1921, Orville s. Clark, aged 40 years, II months.
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Funeral Home of NJ. J. Cannon. 415 John street, on Thursday, June 30, at 2:3O o'clock Burial in Lakeview cemetery.
 D9Shs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28
FOUND DEAD IN BERTH.

Plymouth Eng June 2s-Earnest Pinan. an American, was found dead in his berth upon the liner Finland when it arrived here today.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28
Page Seven
kinonos

Japanese style made of crepe cloth and ela- borately embroidered in several colors.
 $3.95 and $500
 Second floor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28
$500 and $7.0
HAS 1868 MEMBERS

New Haven. June 2s--AddIhons to the membership voted by the Auto mobile club of New Haven, last night, brought the total to 1,663.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28
"Ihermonor"
A refrigerator that requires no lce

A refrigerator that requires Ice
 The principle of the Themonor is cooling by evaporation. This is not invention, simply old put to modern Air and water the only requirements necessary, and by placing the Thermonor where air will circulate freely around it the food will keep fresh and sweet Once every three days place the ThermOnor cold water. In camps summer bungalows, to say nothing of small apartment homes ThernOnOr is ideal.
 Ask about it in the basement store.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28
orgette Dresses

beaded Georgettes, a special and now on sale. They are navy blue and black. The leep girdles are heavily bead l white crystal beads and the ! |ith black beads and iridescent have fine knife plaited waists, deep tucks with rows of nar- |e is looking for an '1extrA but dressy for summer oc-N Ter the purpose nicely. b24.50
 price a slight charge will be
 Second ncors sr Petticoats irts, good quality, made with , and double panel down front,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28
Stromboli Is Again Active

Rome June 2S-The volcano of StrOmboi. situated on the island of the same name, off the northern coast of Sicily, has burst into activity.
 Strombo1i is a volcano which is re- naarkable for it's activity, having been in eruption for the better part of the last two thousand years. The two most violent outbreaks in recent years occurred in 1907 and 1915. The activity of the volcano in 1907 was considered by some observers as ss4ennic disturbance which virtually destroyed MeSsina the next year.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28
"JifH Waders z

For little people who play on the beach. Pro tects the clothing and the bright colors make it easy for a mother to ''spot her own" at a distance. In red, blue and green.
 $1.00
 Children Shop,
 Second floor
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28
er Petticoats
DIa1n hcIlStltCheU III

White sateens in all lengths, These are shadow proof, having a double panel down front and back. Scalloped at bottom Women like these for der real thin dresses $1.25 White sateen, above, but in the extra sizes $l.39 Pique Skirts, extra sizes only made plain with scalloped bottom, $50 White Muslin with embroidery trimmed ruffle, extra sizes only, SLIGO
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28

date and perfectly equipped trunk of its kind. Everything about it has been designed for the convenience and comfort of the owner. The trunk, which is a full forty-inch size. has a box of three ply bass wood veneer with a hard
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28

vulcanized fibre covering. There are heavy brassed locks, drawbolts valance clamps and corners. The inside is lined with heavy cloth. On side five drawers including hat box, which has attached locking bar to securely lock and hold drawers in place. On the wardrobe section ten combination hangers, laundry bag and shoe pockets. These have a adjustable follower to hold garments firmly in place.
 So complete is the equipment of this trunk that may arrange his possessions with much conf dence would be shown in his at home. It is not necessary to unpack at every stopping place thls kind Of trunk acts dresser and closet.
 The regular price would be $75.OO.
 Special at S50 m
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-03-25
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

+ J. II. Brown. Trustee. under the proVts-
ions of and by virtue of the authority ses'-
"a In me in q Deed of Trust made aho eH-
ecuted by r. E. Smith and L. B: Presssrove.
ON the second day of June. 1919. TO secure
a certain Indebtedness to James Horton ano
which deed oA trust is recorded IN BOOK 80:
page e2s, in the Chaneery Clerks oit'ee o,
Grenada County. State Of Mississippi; Ano
having been requested by the said James
Horton. the said beneficiary. to foreeiose
the said deed In trust. I will on the eth gay
of April, 1921. at the east door OF the eou,'
house in the City of Grenada Hrensos
County. State Of Mississippi. within iega
hours offer for sale at public outcry .o'
rash. to the highest and best bidder. the ioi'
lowing described real estate. described "
sa;d Deed of Trust. to-wit:
Southwest quarter of the north-west quar-
ter. section 28: southeast quarter, ana sow
half of the northeast quarter. and nortn
east Quarter of the northeast quarter. sec
t;on 90: northeast quarter. section 81. an
northwest quarter of northwest quarter .
section SO, all in Township %. Range Z
East. Grenada County. Mississippi
Title believed to be good but only Sc
such title rs is vested in me as Trustee
J. H. BROWN. Trustee
Grenada. Miss.
! March IL, 1921. 3-ll-Zl-4t-
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-03-25
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust exc
cuted December s. 1919. by l. M. stevens
Mrs. M. l.. Stevens. and Miss julia M. LAKE
to secure The Bank of OF gre
NADIA. Mississippi. in certain indeoteoness
therein mentioned. which deed OF trust Is
recorded in Book So. page 1873. OF the hecoros
of Land Mortgages and Trust DEEDS OF ore,
NADIA County. Mississippi. the undersignea
Trustee. at the request OF the oeheticia,y
therein. default having been made IN tne
PAYMENT of the indebtedness secured WI
offer for sale at public auction to the n.gh.
est bidder for cash. in front OF the East
door of the Court House in said County ahG
state. within legal hours. on Monday Apt
4. 1921, the following lands in said Irenaoa
County. Mississippi: -.
Sl-2 of NE Ia. and S acres off South enc
of NWl-4 of NE1-4. and 19 acres OIL ooutn
end of NEl-4 of NEl-4 running ehtrt
length. in Section 20. Township -: Range
| 8. East: and SWl-4 of NWl-4 and ID acre
| off South end of NW1-4 of NWl-4 runnihs
entire length, and all that land lying pc
tween the above described land and bogu'
Creek, being about s acres, all IN sector
81. Township %. Range S. East-oe'hg II
all 1853 acres. ,o.l
Witness my signature. this March iotn
A. NJ. CAROTHERS. Trustee.
No. 1163-3-11-21-At.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-03-25
NOTICE.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Grenada County. ,oo,
IN RE: Assignment. J. P. Meaders Furnl-
ture Company. L. J. Doak. Assignee, NO.
1899.
American Red Cedar Company. Memphis.
Tennessee ~.
American Bed Company. St Louis. Mis-
Acme Furniture Company. Chattanooga
Tennessee. r
Brenard Manufacturing Company iowa
Carson Pirie Scott & Company. Chicago,
Illinois. .s
Dow Wire & Iron Works. Louisville.
Kentucky. .
james Davis Wall Paper Company. Chica-
| go, Illinois.
Ezekiel & Company. Richmond. Virginia
+. Goldsmith & Sons Company. Memphis
Gem Crib & Cradle Company. Gardner
| Massachusetts ~.
Herkert & Meisel Trunk Company. ST.
Louis Missouri.
Hunt Spring Bed Company. Chattanooga
Tennessee. ~n,;s
Tennessee. Ut.
H. w. Johnsmanville. Company. St Louis
Missouri. ..,
Kemper-Thomas Company. Cincinnati
Ohio. -
King-Haas Furniture Company. Memphis
Tennessee. ~,..
LOOMS & Hart Furniture Company. Chat
Geo. E. Mallinson Importing Company
New York. N. Y. ~
Matthews Electric company Dn"Ns
ham, Alabama. rou
; Memphis, Furniture Manufacturing Com
pany, Memphis. Tennessee. -,;
Memphis Coffin Company, Memphis
Merchants Trunk & Bag Company. Peters
burg. Virginia. -
} VIM. r.. Moore Dry Goods Company
Memphis Tennessee.
) P. c. Murphy Trunk Company. st. Loui
Geo. C. Mages Company. Chicago: Illinois
Myer-Bridgers Company. Louisvhie, mel
s lucky. -..;
0 w. F. Norman Sheet Metal Works. NJ
0 vada, Missouri.
0 National Company. Boston. Massaehuseet
0 Henry Nurre. Cincinnati, Ohio. .
OIL Nurre Mirror Plate Company, bioomlh'
0 ton. Illinois. c,:.
Q Nj. L. Nelson Furniture Company. Chlc'
s go Illinois. n
New Home Sewing Machine Conpan
Chicago, Illinois. .,.,,
Nashville Chair Company. Nashvhl
4 Orgil Brothers 4 Company. Memphis
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-03-25
SOUND DAVIS
As TO new LEAGUE
hu0hES PLANS TO GET VIEWS
or RETIRING AMBASSADOR
At CONFERENCE.
ASSOCIATION IS PLANNED
Ambassador Davis 10 Expeeseo 10 w.
clare America Should Iona"
With Allies In Execution
Of Versalltss Pact.

Washinxton.-Secretary OF State
Hughes soon will get the views Oh
John w. Davis. retiring ambassador 70
Great Britain. on the ~advisaDhHy Oh
attempting to create = new ASSOCIATION
of nations. to replace the present
league Of nations.
The exclamation here was that DAVIS
will advise Hughes that this country
should cooperate with other nations
In adherence to the Versailles treaty,
even though In greatly modified FORM.
Davis is known to be a strong league
OF nations advocate.
The conference between Davis and
Hughes is expected this week, wnen
the retiring ambassador calls at the
State Department to resign formally
Equally with the discussion OF the
Versailles treaty, the league OF nations
and a new association, Davis coming
conference with Hughes Is expected tt
be important in dealing with direc'
relations between the United State'
and Great Britain. Davis is known u
have enjoyed the high regard or I'M
British government, and Is prepared
to tell Hughes the British attitude o.
pending questions. among, which are
One-Disarmament agreement oe
tween the United States and Grea
Britain, the leading sea powers OF IN
world. as bearing on the rapid stride
of this country. which threatens BIZ
aims traditional supremacy OF tn
seas
Two-The final disposition Of tn
staggering war debt OF $4,000, ooo,oo
owed by the allies to the Uni'e
States.
; Three-The issues between In
United States and Great Britain II
yolying American rights IN forme
enemy territories and su
rendered as the result Of the wa
which the Harding administration M
" let It be known will be vigorously u
-. held.
The principal issue Of this charact
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-03-25

Tennessee. ,-.,.u;u. Ken
Perfection Canopy Company. Atlanta
perfection Mattress Company. Birm'ns'
hx a. aiaOa.na. u.rphis.
Pittsburg Piate oiass a
E A Patrick 4 Company Duluth. Min
nesota, - 81.
Louis. Missouri, -
Petersburg Trunk q Bag COMPANY
burg. Virginia. rss.
Ramona Porch Shade Company. James
willie. Wisconsin. - st.
Ro.enbsum 4 Mendel. Nemph's. Tennes-
Rose Spring & Mattress Company Mem
PM" ROYAL Easy Chair Company. stursis.
Rosenfeld Company. Atlanta. Georgia.
Reinhardts. Inc: Memphis: rh;einnsti.
G. l.. Sellers a Sons Company h~00
Indiana. r.n,.nv
Simmons Hardware Company. St A'o'S'
The simmons Company. Memphis. Ten
nessee. Atlanta
Soothern OPnoNSseio
Georgia. Nam.
standard Rus 4 Shade Company "e"
phis, Tennessee. rx
standard Sewing Machine Company
STANDARD Crowa Company. ltAsesm. Ne"
York. cmn.ny
Chattanoora. Tennessee. W.T.
c. &. Sheppard Company. New horH
success Portrait Company. chsstano0s'
Tayioe Paper Company. Memphis. rennes
see. - Ch.tta
nooga, Tennessee.
II N. Thayer, Erie. Pennsylvania.
u. s. Bedding Company. emphis len
United States Rubber Company, Memphis
Tennessee. M
Western Grip 4 Trunk Company. Nj
waukee, Wisconsin. ..
Ph;lin Werle;n. Ltd. New Orleans. Louis
lana. ..r,
Woodstock Manufacturing Compah'
Rochester,, New York. NJ
Wool Products Company. WATERFOWL. Ne
York. ~.
York. aid
And to all other creditors OF the said
, r meaoer' DEFENDANT
Won are commanded to appear before u
chancerv Court of Grenada County. IN sa
state, on the third Monday OF April A:
1921 to defend the suit in said court
8 the above styled cause. wherein you are u
PENDANTS. oo
o ]. B. KEETON. Chancery Clerk.
Mclean. Carothers & Mclean.
o Solicitors.
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NOTICE or SALE OF LAND BY
SUBSTITUTED TRUSTEE.
A OF MISSISSIPPI.
Grenada County.

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Grenada County.
Notice IL hereby given that by sir
tue OF the terms Of a certain deeo ot
trust made and executed on the Sth
day Of March. 1918. by Edmond har-
ris and his wife. Mary Harris. to ID.
T. Bayle. Trustee. Ben h Sayle.
beneficiary on certain lands in Gre
NADIA County, Mississippi. and the
said deed OF trust being properly and
duly recorded. page 2S2 OF BOOK A.
| record Of land cOnveyances or Gre
NADIA County. Mississippi: and the orig
inal trustee. d. T. Sayle. having re-
| fused to act by his signed and ac'
knowledged instrument filed Tor rec
ord In the Chancery Clerks office IN
Grenada County. Mississippi. M the
undersigned having been duly and
legally appointed as Substituted
Trustee In the said deed Of trust by
a duly signed and acknowledged IN.
strument also OF record at page A'
Of Book "a Of the records In the
Chancery Clerks office at Grenada.
Mississippi. and having been request
ed so to do BY the beneficiary In TINS
said deed OF trust, DEFAULT having
been made in the payment OF IN:
debt secured by the said deed Of
trust, hereby give notice that / VIII
within legal hours on Monday. tn
4th day OF April. 1921. being thu
first Monday Of April. 1921. at thu
east door OF the court house In thu
city, OF Grenada, Mississippi. one
for sale and sell at public outcry u
the highest bidder for cash the f0l
lowing described Land In the Count
: of Grenada, State Of Mississippi. to
wit: -.
One and one-half acres In the NORTH
= west corner Of the Northeast Quartz
of Northeast Quarter OF Section !!
Township %. Range 6 East: also tn
South half of Northwest Quarter c
Section Is, Township %. Range
" East, this being the homestead an
W all other lands owned by Edmon
-, Harris and his wife, Mary Harris. l
; Grenada County, Mississippi.
Witness my signature. this the 1!
re day Of March. 1921.
= r. D. CHAPMAN.
112S.3.45t. Substituted Trustee.
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First American Stock Market.

The first congress Of the oniteo
States while in session in feuera'
hall ON Wall street, New York, in I
8 authorized and subsequently ISSUED
bonds (then called stock) amounting
IN $4,000, 900 for the purpose OF dis-
charging debts incurred by the Con
tinental congress and the various co'
onies. This naturally led to orders
for the purchase and sale OF t'ese
bonds being sent to New York. Inese
orders first came to merchants at
torneys and others. but later as the
transactions increased, some men De
gan to give special attention TO TINS
business, becoming the first brokers'
In America.