Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02
Jackson.-The final order eliminat-

the ruling of Chancellor Stricken, has
been entered The bin was dismissed
as to these companies because the tes-
timony introduced by the revenue
agent showed that they. were not con-
nected with any OF the rate-making
boards and bureaus from which the
Mississippi insurance rates are obtain
ed. The seven reinsurance companies
which are still held as defendants In
the suit will remain in the case until
it is finally disposed Of These seven
companies are members Of the south
eastern tariff association and it Is the
theory of the revenue agent that this
association operates through the Mis-
sissippi advisory rating bureau. e
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Jacksons--Mrs. n 8, Dodds, home
demonstration agent FOR South Missis
sippi. Is back from an important com
mittee at The A. and NJ. college that fpl
lowed closely on her return from Cor
nSll, where she was one OF twenty Mis-;
sissippians seeking newer and better
methods OF work along Vocational and
extension lines. Miss See Rice, home
den1pnstfation agent for Northeastern
Misslssippi. also attended the courses.
During her stay at Cornell Mrs. Dodds
attanded demonstrations at the thrift
kitchen in Syracuse. q conference Of
local leader training school teachers
in q nearby county, the meeting Of the
county advisory council In home hu-
reau work at Casenovia, about sixty
miles from Cornell, and 4 number Of
meetings OF local county agents.
Crystal Springs. The trustees OF the
Henington camp meeting association
passed an order authorizing the sale
OF the camp ground property which
Is known as the Mississippi Chautau-
qua grounds and placed the. matter
Of the sale OF the property In the
hands OF Ahy 4 Goodwin Since the
sale OF the, property, was authorized
[locai capital. recognising the impor.
tance Of keeping the property lin the
family" 40 to speak have started .
moyemspt which. 10 meeting With much
interest to buy the property in and
preserve It for sentimental reasons
and to desslep Il "a a playground and
picnic grounds for the coming genera
sfions,t issTs MTss-ss'fgs ssfstS+.
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Hettieshms 81 &c tksf ths maiar
ria1 mosquito. 1thich was absolutely
/ siinihatsd frone the dity daring the
stay here Of Camp Shelby. is again
making its appearance in Hattiesburg,
due. according to him. to the lack Of
supefvisiol4of the dfty' sff,osqdito ebri-
gadeIand the laxtty ri city and citifsns
in cutting weeds, Judge X. w. Heidol-
bers~tn asispeecfr befofe the members
Of the Kiwanfs club n.:sss an appeal
to. the club to take .strofg stand and
to take on as its present activity tho
eradication OF the malaria mosquito
from this city.
/ Ellisville. Shsriff w. q. WEIGH and
posse OF men captured whiskey
stili ana two men and one woman ON
the bank of Middle Tiger Creek. 10
miles northeast Of Ovett in Jones
county. The men were Lon Looney
and enc Golden. whose initials could
not be learned, and the woman was
Mrs. Golden. Both men broke to run
and when ordered to halt refused to
do so, with the result that both were,
shot. .sszg
Greenville.-At ariarsely attended
meeting, of tho members OF the staple
cotton cooperative association held in
Washington county, the local organiza.
tion was perfected by the selection of
officers and directors fos Washinstdp
county.
Jackson.--The supreme court, over
ruled suggestions Of error in the fol.
lowing cases, r. HI. Phillips ct al, Va.
M. C. Kmmons. Claude Houston va.
State. Y. e NV. railroad company sa
J. r. McCullers ct al, Austin Campbell
va. Gulf. Mobile and Northern railroad
company, j. A. Blakeney ct al. va
John Barton Payne, director general Of
railroads, Eugene Clark W. state.
Haslehurst.- - Crop experts here from
AL parts OF the county, make the
statements that corn Is in fine condf
tien. but that cotton IL not 80 good.
The recent rains have helped the corn
fields, but have made the weevil more
numerous in, the cotton fields o. ths
entire county. However. the county
win make about 80 per cent more cot
ton 70 the acre fthsn II ala last year,
Baldwin. Elder W.. H. Owens OF
David.fipscornb college sof Nashville,
has just recently closed - very suef
cessful series Of meetings here at the
Church Of Christ Quite number was.
added to the church and - k6n6fsl'
spiritual uplift in the congregation was
manifestpd. ..s.,a9I
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