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Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06

,LosT-one Coat with belt 1syear old
size. Lost between Bennettsville
and cheraw, Label on inside pook-
ct, Boyle Bros, Winston Salem, N.
G. Finder return to J, H, Lewis,
Bennettsville, 8. G., and receive re-
ward. -...,.,..,
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06
BUSINESS LOCALS

All Business Locals CASH In nd.
vance. One cent q word for each In.
sertlon.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06

Bonnie B Hair Nets, any shape and
color, 3 for 35c at Cheraw Drug Co.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06

Buy Narcissus, Hyacinth and Tulip
bulbs at Cheraw Drug Co.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06

Bonnie B Hair Nets, any shape and
color, 3 for S5c at Cheraw Drug Co.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06

LOST-White and Black Pointer male
dog, two years old, black head and
ears, blazed face. Answers to name
Of Dan. Liberal reward II rteurn-
ed to
w. R. LAND. Hamlet, N. C.
106-1f
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-10-06

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-21

Sc krasny gramofon
Star, S padesati novymi re-
kordy, set do jidelny a sice 6
kozenych zidli, kulaty stul a
buffet, yse jake move; krasny
billy stul kuchynsky q tri zidle;
houpa, davenport, jeden Sc zlu-
tou kuzf a jeden 5 cernou,
krasna kombinacni kamna, ku-
chyaska kamna ma uhli, vyta-
peel kamna ma tvrde i mekke
uhli, zaclony ruznych veliko-
sti do Ionic, linoleum ma zem
V sesti rozlicnych vzorcich, po-
stele noyymi matracemi a ii-
ne suzn6 veci koupite LEVINE V
obchode VAC. SEDLACKA -
4729 Broadway -?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-21
Qfae-safess~a~f
: KAJICNA HRISNICE.
7 Roman cd Wilkie Collinse pro ''Domacnost"
; anglicny prelozil Gust. B. Reisl.


~ - " 80 > PNSAA
Ii 20 tine. "Povezte NIL" pokra
Govala .osetfovatelka sc zvyse-
nym ponekud hlasem, "jak Sc
stalo, re jste Sc mohla odvaziti
cestovati zemi touto "a dob va
lecnych?"
Has Grace-in Sc mirnil,
kdyz zodpovidavala tuto otaz-
ku. Okamzikova zivost zpuso-
bu jejich il nahle opustila.
"Mela jsem zvlastnich pfi-
Gin k navratu do Anglie," pra-
villa.
"Samotna 2" namitala dru-
ha. "Aniz byste mela clov6ka,
ktery by vas ochranoval a do
provazel?"
Hlava Grace-ina klesla ma
nadra.. Zanechala jsem sveho
otce - jedin6ho sveho ochran
ce III ma anglickem hrbitove V
Rime," odv6tila prost6, "a mat
ka ma zemfela pred lety Ka-
made"
Silna postava oSetroVatelky
V kresle zmenila pojednou sVe
/, polozeni. Byla polekana po-
slednim slovem slecny Rose
berry-ov6. "Znate Kanadu?"
tazala Sc Grace.
"Dobre," znela kratka odpo
we'd - jakkoliv kratka, prece
I jen 5 nechuti dana.
"Byla jste nekdy pobliz Port
Logan?"
ella jsem kdysi We vzdale-
nosti pouze nekolika mil cd
Port Logan"
"Kdy?"
Pred nejakym casem." Po
slovech tech schoulila Sc Mer-
cy Ease do sv6ho koutl1a "a
vedla rec ma novy predmet.
"Prdtel6 vaSi Y Anglii musi
miti o vas veliky strach," pra-
villa Mercy.
Grace udiven6 k hi while
dla.
"Nemam zadnych pIatel y
Anglii. Stezi 81 muzete predsta
viii osobu vice opust6nou made
mne. Opustili jsme kanadu
l1dyz otci m6mu zdravi neslou.
zilo, abychom Y souhlasu S ia.
dou lekarovou zkusili podneb
italskeho Smrt jeho zanechals
mne nejen bez pfatel ale chu
dou." Zamlcela Sc a vytahls
kozenou tobolku ma psani 2 kal
sy dlouheho sedeho plaste, kite
ryz il osetIovatelka zapujcila
Me vyhhdky do budoucnosti'
pravila, 'vsechny isou obsaze
ny me tobolce. Zde spocivi
jediny poklad, kteryz jsem s.
snazila 81 zachraniti, kdyz by
Ia isem olupoyana ostatn
syUl majetek." p"
Mercy stezi uvidela toboI
/, l1u, jak ii Grace stale uby
vaiielm sVetle do vyse drzels
Mate \ nj penez?' tazal
sc.
"Nemam, obsahuje pouze II
ktere listing rodinn6 a psai
cd meho otce. uvadejici mn
y dunn obstarozne dame Y A.
gill ~ jeho to pribuzne, il
jsem nikdy byla nespatfila. d
ma Ia svolila ku pEijmuti mn
"a spolecnici a preGcitatelkl
; Ncvratim-li Sc bro do Angli,
mu1e nehdo iiny zaujmouti n
misto."
"a nemate zadneho iinel
utulku?'
Zadneho. Vychovani n
: bylo zanedbaifo vedli jsn
!: diNoky ziyot ma dalekem zap
I, de. Jsem opravdu neschopnt
I. stati Sc yychovatelkou. Jse
!; dpln6 zavislou cd t6to cizink
: kteraz mne prime jedine
+ vuli menu otci." Grace zas
+ ella tobolku tam, odkud il b
i Ia yytahla skoacila struc
i sve vypravovanl tax prost
I iak je byla zacala. "Smutna
+ poyidka, neniliz pravda?" ?
:. villa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-21


Grace Sc zdesila, "a co V O.
sude mem muze byti zavideni
hodno?"
"Neposkvrneny vas charak-
ter vase vyhlidka, re pocest-
ne budete prijata Y ctihodnem
dome"
Grace obratila Sc We SVEN kre
sic a pohlizela udivene do tina
veho kouta poboie. "Jak div
ne ia slova pronasite," zyola-
la. Nenasledovala zadna Cd
pov6d'; stinna postava V kfesle
sebou ami nehnula. Grace mi
movolne povstala a tahnouc
zidli svoji "a sebou, pristoupi-
Ia k osetfovatelce. "Vyznacuje
Sc snad zivot vas nejakou 'ro-
manci2" tazala Sc. proc ODE
tovala jste Sc yykonavani hroz-
nych tech poyinnosti, jez plni-
ii vas spatruji? Zaiimate mne
nevylicitelne. Podejte mi svo-
il ruku."
Mercy $ sebou trhla a ode
prela nabizenou il ruku.
proc nejsme pritelkyne-
mi?'' tazala Sc Grace udivena.
MY nikdy nemuzeme bJti
pfitelkyn6mi.'
"A proc?"
OSetTovatelka onem6la.
Grace vzpomneIa 81 vahani, ia
/ Ik6z divka ma jevo dala prve
nez jm6no sve vysloyila cinila
toho move zav6rky. "NemJ-
lin Sc mnoho, spatfuji-li We vas
yysoce postavenou nejakou da-
mu pfestrojeni?"
Mercy slabe j trpce pro sebe
Sc usmala. ia a damou vyso-
ce postavenou!" pravila opo-
vrzliv6.
"Pro nebeskou spasu mluv.
me o necem jin6m,"
Zvedavost Graceina byla ma
dobro probuzena. Nedala Sc
ien tax zhola odbyti. "Jestt
iednou,7 sepotala domlouvaji
enc: "Bud'mez pfitelkynemi'
PronaSeiic slov tech polozil;
iemne ruku svou ma ramenc
Mercy. Mercy hrube j odhodi
ii. We vykonu tom spocivala t;
kova hrubost. &c by nj byls
urazena nejtrpelivejsi zena
Grace rozhorlene ustoupila ma
zpet. "Ai!" zvolala, "vy jst
take krutou.'
"Jsem laskavou," odvetila
, setrovatelka, mluvic peynej
nez dosud.
Jest snad laskavosti odpu
zovati mne? Povedela iser
vam o soba yse, co jsem povt
deti mohla." "
Has osetrovatelky rozcil,
nim Sc vzmahal. 'Nepokouse.
&c mne ku zpovedi," pravili
, "budete toho litovati."
Grace zdrahala Sc pIijmou
. teto vystrahy. "Duveroval
/ isem vam,' pokracovala. "N'
. MT TO velkodusne, ze 81 mne
! dikum zayazujete a pax sv
i duVery mi nepoprejete.'
/ 'Vy chcete miti me duv'
e ry?" tazala Sc Mercy Merr
/. ckova.
/, "Nuze dobre, mate il nit
la Zaujmete Ease sve misto." 81
&c Graceino poealo prudce bi
10 u ocekavani nastayajiclch o
haleni. Pritahla zidli syou te
e neji ku kreslu, Y nemz sede
le oSettopatelka. Mercy pevn'
a. ra4ou odnesla zidli Ease Y IN
u cnou yzdalenost. me tax bli
m ko mne!" pravila ostre.
y, proc ne?"
k me TAX blfzko," opakov
H. peyn5 HAS. "Seckeite ~ Y
" slechnete, co yam mann fici.
ne GRACE uposlechla, aniz
e, byla ztratila jedineho slo'
to Siaby zableslS svetla kmitl
ia Cd uhasinajici svicky j ukaz
Alarg,, Lt.ot,4f9f 60 ~ kraelp
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-21
Kapitola IL.
Magdalena " dobach moder-
mich.

matinky sve n6kdy z vecera u
| licemi velkeho m6sta?"
Neobycejnym' timto zpuso-
tbem zahajila Mercy Merricko-
va duv6rnou rozpravu, ku KITE
lrez il Grace Roseberry donu-
tia. Grace odpov6dela proste;
"Nerozumim vam."
"Predlozim otazku u jinym
Izpusobem,' pravila osetrova-
Itelka. Neprirozena tvrdost
pevnost hlasu jejiho pominula
prirozena n6znosU a tesknost
hlasu jejiho opet Sc jevila V te-
to odpov6di. "Vy ctete casopi-
sy prave tax, jake to cini ostat
nj svet," pokracovala Mercy,
"cetla jste n6kdy ne4tast-
nych svych bliznich, hladem
zmirajicich We psi danych,
jez nedostatek dohnal kl hrl-
chu?"
Stale je$te Sc divic, odpove-
della Grace, re caste ella o po-
dobnych v6cech V casopisech
| j knihach.
"Slysela iste = byli-li hla-
dem umirajici a hfeSici tito
blizni zenStinami utul-
cich zfizenych ma jejich ochra
nu k jejich napraveni?"
| Grace pfestala Sc diviti a po
calo Sc j zmocnoyati neblah6
jak6si tuscni, ze uslysi n6co
trapn6ho.
Tot jsou otazky neobycej-
n6," pravila nervosn6. Go tim
myslite?"
"Odpovezte NIL" setrvavala
Iosetfovatelka ma sv6 zadosti.
"Slysela jste o takovJch utul-
cich, slysela jste takovych
zenach?"
"Ano."
"Odstrcte syou zidli pone-
kud dale ode mne.' Zamlcela
Sc. Has ieji kleSl co nejnize,
Ianiz by vsak byl ztracel sve
lpevnosti. "Byla jsem kdysi jed
nou 2 techto zenw praviIa tise.
Slab6 vykriknuvsi, vyskocila
Grace do vySe. Stala zde zdese
ina neschopna pronesti jedi
neho slova.
"Byla jsem V takov6m jed
|nom utulku," pokracoval slad-
ky, avsak bolny hlas druh6 ze-
my: "Byla isem We vezeni. Pre-
iete 81 i nyni jeSte byti mi pfi-
, telkyni? Trvate nyni jeste na
tom, aych yam dovolila sedeti
Itesne yedle mne a drzeti mne
"a ruku?" Vyekavala odpov6d'
ale odpoHed' Ia nepfichazela
"Sama nyni nahlizite, re nedo-
e bfe jste jednala, pokracova
la Mercy mirn6, nazyvajic mnt
Iukrutnou a ia mela pravdu
, sdelujic yam, re jsem laska
YOU"
Ma toho doyolavani Grace 81
vzpamatoyala a promluvila
! "Nechci vas uraziti =" jaia S
zmaten6 slova. Mercy Merr
ckova hned il zadrzela.
: "Neurazite mne." pravila
nedavajic ami dost malo ma ie
!, vo nejakou nelibost. "Uvykl;
isem tomu, stati na pranyii N
j nuleho meho ziyota. Casio sa
4 ma Sc tazi, stalo-li sc TO VS.
: vlastni moji vinou. Casio rozv
< zuii o tom, nem6la-li spoleC
e most lidska zadnych poyinnost
vdci mne, kdyz isem byla dit
: KEN po ulicieh sirky prodava.
l. elm - kdyz jsem byla tezc
pracujici diycinou, kteraz pi
/! sye jehle omdleva nasledkei
d nedostatku potravy."
ii Has jeji poprve poneku
l. sc chvel, kdyz pronaSela sloy
s ia, seckala chyili. nez SC zas
IA lvzpamatoyala.
~ "Vaak pozde iiz pfi tom ~
a dl6vati,' praviIa S oddanos
u truchlivou. "Spolecnost mua
pozadovati me napravy, vsa
spolecnost nemuze mne pi
al imouti nazpet. Spatfujete mi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-21

pROrNAJWTE SSE:

PRONAJME Sc farma o 80
akrech, 2 kon6, 6 krav, 2 pra-
sata, slepice, 10 akrG pastvin,
seno, owes, slama, brambory a
hospodarskG naCini. Haste Sc
u Jos. Sedivy, 1879 yych. 40.
ul., roh Hamm Ave. !?
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20
BARLANDTsEGREsT.


This mornings Vieksburg Herald
contained the following announcement
l6f1tlie marriage ofhtwo well lhowI
claiborne county young people;aad
4 hE"@sTh Barland and Miss Ruth fse.
lgnesr 9fgGlaiborne county, we're mar
iiedmlaste evening cat the y bCrawf6rc
street Methodist church. parsonage
ihyp RewhRobe1e Selby, past6r.,r as9
5g1Mr. fBarlslnd GisC oiie of the nfn6si
Irominnt business men iii the county
his,ahomef being att Barland inH bhs
Fifth District; and the bride is equal.
lg9 Proipinent. She has been one gol
thel5 colnity's best teachersR Dufihe
the Maroshebheld a civilisersice posi-
ton at Washington,e since them She
has fbebn teaching IN aCopiah county
She gavenp her school there last No
Ncmher1andoreturned home to MAKE
herIapproa ching man.
riagepiWs3 10 dgHd n vi IN fo a0a 4
The couple arrived home this morn
iFsg Rnd sHill reside ataBaflandg ea /
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20
TEYLoERz5HTIL.

s2E ast nigpdRy iaIiss Annie saiay Hill
sSet Af. sStelds Eaylons both iof 4tlis
hNsky' Springs psighbeFhoGd, 4awere
married here at the Preshytarian
manse Rev. =. sH,oBFpYplse olficiat-
izgg sd3 1oi efs19nur dvrttrs VI
rtjlei afidesis sthe fdaughtery Of Mr.
and AIRS. Nsnads hlil and the sroom Is
sin efe0Aarana Mrs,9i NJ payIarre
hi'sf. ll''llss.s'a euoaull 9di n3 booig sit
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

956 quickly relieves a cold, Adv.
liAaIfi-- al e lncaA9Bl
n the .IIERS 4 no AD 81 81
59Jl WsyGlafk has zbeen awardedlthe
oehtralt fer draining the l6maplacek
alldn wideninH Some fofsthe dumpsyon
ithe rosd from ths bridge lat Port Glib
s0nltd theEi2olnola school house on
ildfhianvilie iroadmdEhis work IS lto
cost about $500. The bf6sidenb0S 0Sf
the board Of supervisors informs us
this work must She done heforel the
r9Hds can be 4gravoled, even sheuld
thege be, sufficient funds for grayeling.
.sW 81 also & learn that the gllyibid
tqE grayeling sthis road was, So high
that. &. .itE was prohibitiye.dt 1t aageuld
tase the entire amount IN the treasury
available for that purposel to- gravel
Hope mileY aaosa i.stq ssbeN
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

-a9 idQniuITl sltllfSS77lf9 zef15i1sv lIB 1of
sdf ;l38 8y51HSh bnb .SOfa-1s3
s4stl yepli ssahscpjpJiun TO the,Proareas
slNs hsfTner exp5ress seem Is arrIres
saf niaplaIapIs Ssls tQirupsuhti ] ansa1
gIulp ghlai1h words, .rigenrdus tile
e9ianesser qthlsnyeas freeov This soffns
t2oneHgenes sls awehaasl dlda Nioeiriv
esie ensslsts ola CoRntrs GantIennan Sds
Ses.Ess{ kEenLos kpHt l &zAbesa and
AsaNies' Home Journal 50. IS -
-''3s4q bieCHASsfN.. 0W Ard ,isssa
Laundry and News Agent )
rp@p4 ses Q. aHnae @e shiei4 ss{x
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

r Contractor sClure has, hpSs q, ,esf u
l.pf men us9al3sgg on the grave yard hill
Ton Ihe Rodney road 'ilist west Of fowl,
ia large quantity Of the top % the
Thigh bfibRiikment WAS Blown down
with dynamite and the 9taud holes
whichq have So long naatIe thedfoad
almbstJsimpnsshlAe gmCTb ptompletaly
rcovered itoladepthiof abQatdtwp feet.
Tha hllhiHipowaip excellantusandition,
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

The price of cotton has been rathef
strong during III week, with sligM
advance. For the past two days mid
ding has been quoted in New Or
leans at 1928, rNn"
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

There are about twehtysiive acres
pledged for tomatoes market In
this immediate section. +. @. Ellis
will plant an acre Of Pfan461I
ton 70 tomatoes. AAA6xC4A1 Nj
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

! Mr.. and Mrs. N!JH H6ksoH lB.lI
4 adopted small boy from the Bap-
= tist OrphanaRe az jackson.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20
TAYLOR niL1, iIisaa

A friend sendsth Rexeille the fol-
lowing account of the marriage s 81
Mr; Claude Taylor and Miss Annie
Hhlenr siIsNsbis 8 3E
Mr.. Claude Taylor and Miss Annie
May Hillawe1e married III Port esibsryn
last Monday evening, dan. 17th.3Ie2f
Rev. RroNirnee officiatine o Mr.. 9Ta.lny
rs son ef AinJ. M TAYLOR 81 HIM
phreyS, sfid Miss Hill IS the ,olriest
daughter of iNllauand Mrs w. III Hi
IA RoeiSy SpKlngss They win hanaaltt
sneig home IN Humphreys, and have a
!iost Oh trien1se who wish them much
happiness andssuceess in life. aass
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

The Chess & WymolId mill Itceive
their additional engine ililseMnk. Thu
win double the capacity Of The mill,
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

!. The jackson Clarion7Le Ledger Of We esl
terday had the following 70 say Of tI4s
sermon preached there at the opening
of the Diocesan Council Wednesday by
Rev II. w. Wells Of Port Gibsbfi9 fa
gl"The feature iofi elnsta 'hight'siiaeat
sion niwas a4pery HtronRsisufnoii "
DhyeIk. WltMslls iofliRort {fibsoIip one
of tha ablest iministeiwa inthe eoseviee
Of the EpiscopabchYTeh in thisaatatesN
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

Mr.. p. +. Whatley, his little son
Judaon and his sister Miss Cecil spent
Sunday in the home Of Mr., and Mrs.
j. A. Rosn.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

According to the report Of the Bu-
reau Of Census, the lptptinniDpntIheI
cotton ginned in Mississippi TO jan
uary l was S2l ,208 bales, compared
with S22,02b last year. m "A
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

Mr.. Frank II. Reid has returned
from a trip through the delta and to
Memphis, having been absent about
q week.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

Local tfuckefH have had iideai wealth
& Qisl fUnle eiIhih& Hhsirp ~ u HSdz Wofk
n and preparing ground.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

Again this week the days nave Been \
spring-like and the amateur gardener
has felt the call TO sthe rhpq-y and 4
sprinkling pot. HowSNfr, ,afa satltd-t Z
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

Mrs. Z. o. Hood Of Clarksdale was
The guest for a few days last and this
week Of Mrs. w A. Moore.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

Mrs. M. G. Gordon who has been in
the north for her health for several
months, Is again at home, very much
improved.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

Mrs. +. v. Rogillio and son Charles
have Just returned from Fayettc
where they visited their uncle's family
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. clinkscales and
children have moved from the Maury
place TO the Manse property in Port
Gibson.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20
FaMoRE9 9oWIRELESS FOR FOR BRA Isl.I AzIl

1 hgg8 QtRpQt gigd3 ,hsWoa syfd wol
IIdedSlqu dai Janeirp,H5Tl negeasedh wireless
ieqprllFFi nn iGqtiopi witA neiglaberlng Amer
l4saRiasRYbAas anitiiwlthihiiwhe9tast
territory Of Brazil itself is the aim
a. a4 bill just introduced into the
.t.l,s,f,tl,,.,. - ,lc,,,.st,,,.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

Rev. II. w. Wells Is attending a
meeting Of the Diocesan Council Of
the Episcopal church at jackson. He
preached the opening sermons.a
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

VI D1nlty buy yDur Spring Suit inni
ypuHAea myod New SprinRnSampl
l wlDolF Nill 9atrivo in FemoDhyai
|No&safe gilI hastegE ohneringa
special BuoapAs fiwmhthe samples (
handoHae ..oo soNlTakR q ,H
.As ,ATnA-FfAE. MokklSi
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20
PURELY PERSONAL

Mr.. Hunt and sister Flora " west
side, were guests Of Mrs A. J Trim
last week
Mr.. 4. A. smith, Jr., Of yiclsburg
was the guest Of his parents for two
days this week,
Mrs. z. o. Hood Of clarksdale was
the guest for a few days last and this
week Of Mrs v. 4; Moore.
Mrs. +. v. RogiIlio and son Charles
have Just returned from Fayettc
whore they visited their uncle's family
Mr.. Frank II. Reid has returned
from a trip through the delta and TO
Memphis, having been absent about
q week.
Mrs M. G. Gordon who has been in
the north for her health for several
months, Is again at home, very much
improved
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. clinkscales and
children have moved from the Maury
place TO the Manse property in Port
Gibson.
Mr.. r. +. Whatley, his little son
Judaon and his sister Miss Cecil spent
Sunday in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Rosn.
Rev. II. w, Wells Is attending a
meeting Of the Diocesan Council Of
the Episcopal church at jackson. He
preached the opening scrmonslg
Miss Ruby Taylor Of Humphreys
has just completed. cha eept i6cate
course IN the Mississippi NormahCol-
lege and is now teaching AZ MeEhir.
0Mesati isI
Mrs. G. b. Smith, daughter ofshirs.
NJ. ", Lum, has GpAA4lp Homer La,
to make her h6Bfs! tshe has bhen
visiting her sister Mrs. G. 3. Wheel
oas. -,
Mr. q. D. shaifer has returnd h from
Memphis where he want for ab opc2A
alton Of his eye trhlnove a RaHticle.
Of steel. NMsblieped that The NRFt
viii not be damaged. ~.
a4sF n al
1 Mrs., Rpymopd Thshak and 1itAei
lsoTJ n az M J * = iiaNn eturnea VI
ftnclt &FskfrIa .HulHA4tn Duath WhkuU"f'
lafter Bpendinr8two months With her
mother Mrs, Ida Brown. Shcl ia ren
meinbefed as Formerly MISS ldA
Brown Of this place. ~
fusa FniEAtisafisAts Id tsoSgEa AMpes lo@ai u
Bsef y sSBssaieiliS ast 'SSeSal Eess UNA ia
aagh nlGPI Dto sIeelVqB shgihig2 fagRsr
srI ssrrHIt5ie(bN&F 9 8 y1sSSEss / 8 ~.
proving. Mr.. Herlong served ons Che
jury last week VI
rAac,lHt 1 Nj t5lS tes~a
play the Vicksbprg High School tdyH
' TS1111A 2
Best Work Shoes. i
lee4S ese<a sfh Al0RRlSl '
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

A beautiful line Of Gage Sal
,lors on display at the Paglor
Millinery. vol 5saiesla ST
MRSssT HOS. TURNER.
z9ftot ei4 s. q wigva s9Sfai4iz9 8H
rhone loosasd3ss3 .s4aed9
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

.tElQl l9li1 li6 ui HEo11Ds sNN -
street stYp between n MSiS bnd 1 Palmer m@' Ia n
about beeng Observation-Disclosures fthh up4ts
date storesY on that street are eye
more attractive than before
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

Mr.. E. ID. Shaifer has returndd frol
Memphis where hi want for ab opcs
alton Of his eye tfrklnove a RaHtic
Of steel. lt9sbliaped that The NGl
viii not be damaged AIl
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20
FRESH .GARnEnIa iIgEn--na.nl

The col6red people df this 'c0infhbn
fity Have Aail6d d ffiass fndetihE TO b
helH iAt, the court Rouse liohi athe ever
ing Of tis 24th to9formulate plans fo
atoampaiRn d fdInian industrial lschoC
to be established 5atP Poptl GSibson.5rs
eral white mennAHe 10 haeamong th
lSpealfers,eni ad bE.oss ssljltloa8
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

Mr.. l., A. Smith, Jr., Of Vicksburg
was the guest Of his parents for two
days this week.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

n "a Aparceigp0st Sale, ,Agil ti9a given
the hofae 6filMrn n j fVaasIiDelk |,
aAthfdayp2ath inst. fofpth4 sodnetit
8floV Old onialHinal tffOme1iAti tiR.Ja aukst
MISUNDERSTANDING askea1f0rathe sd
4 tDoha5fs AeilIilpleaSe .Buna hapaelmg
tAtkteln ArR Hwurthn Aatn lessiathsn (
tcents. u 10y gv'uDg hAiS
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

~ VIiHpnnl NNfIIffI 8ltI 10 HIifnI3Hay x
ilEDR SALE OR, RENT i've on 81
ia aeHe8h of land II CITY, limits sqitqbl
itQr trlck. fagplinR, "a Ia. seYetal. /. Dc
beiGable buildiiig. slots, foE" 9Ale, IFc
1ltaffhs fpplg to Reve eille Pfliee P (
4gynfia 1fsAf fa.fnsisgcs eFtifffsrt VB tstt4g +
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

POSTED All lssss or con-
trol is fe 1e@ III
anyth aqsa Il. IN.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

Mr. Hunt and sister Flora " west
side, were guests Of Mrs A. J Trim
last week,
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

sSife ana baty VIII &c Cared for kbolitg
Il Il NM not wolttiIig. u dopsf .ea,l..
slH5pegsh 80 gerhwhatdl do, jpstsso its,
3PoElfs LSt9reqxa sfIaiiaw 9hI vii
IalxHP lease getlthls stfhightEl 8ruonf
hAvailt anSiehaidtysE5u 5ustz 1ant asehhnce
igtoqmIiketgood nor hlle S2,5o0mst 9dl
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

Miss Ruby Taylor Of Humphreys
has just completed. - cha eept i6date
course IN the Mississippi NormahGol-
iege and Is now ieaching AZ Melqhir.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20
a"I'Ve Trfed EverythInun

r"figt, 4 dom, belQpg. on dry land" he
said n ysfried sEsTything2 AIyfwlfe
us Rabwe wel1andiIslillT'hwant to iedye
dhersndSbab in0fhaliy began aEashina
Ywiuel9wsiahdi icientn 2 ifiagYoae I'm,
prutty vhanaasat ellnibihg Ishe Che
.an6hgqHdht1 eoHikaInw ,dain sbnad s
n sTtnigfif ssvel tlovyh NJ a,is "a u
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

A JA3sf II y ~ ~ q sstfAd +
| Sheriff Ragnell left yesterday for
1 JGhicag1 Cliqrtg hes goes t0 aeG Mar
tin Cornish, the negro who shot hna
cth4r ineBfoe ehamedi LEONARD antsh,l IN
I P@lkf Gibson Observation-Disclosures and
: HAS been abiihrgegaincgDbIsa hna I
a. alNhhfilY 4Aesst .sis.si tssgsliad 6M
y htNtllD prevent tn.cold takpf66 66GoodAdy
ll90q iaosa ssis-ie-eesAsf asa yiueB3
~ A. aiarfiageelietn ewtiI dissiBF this
insfniAg t0F FFaAA III Bakelo ~ wed
Miss Ethel B. Robinsoaet iMr9Bakef
2 fasiileb lnothu srhif1 District, thhd Miss
y tSlbllnsbh Nflsrotubiyiu r'esiaenb4d the
i same shborhoodlaa aw ,ndqa4A .
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

Mrs. G. b. Smith, daughter of.Mra
NJ. y. Lum, has GpAaltp Homer la
to make her h6Bies She has sbhel
visiting her sister Mrs, G. .. Wheel
aaa
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

j. Ws3 u Hddsbt aptL SsIlM HaWsa
killed eighteen squirrels in four hours
Tuesday afternoon. They had to "a
five miles, and the time included the
Limo ennsllmed in going To the hunt
The Port Gibson reveille., 1921-01-20

Mrs, Raymond Thanak and ~
lsoTi, 4 ii 4 d. J 4, siifRn etuinesl
their gaaHsi horitaNn Sdath Dakd
after Bpendinratwo months With
iFnnfhaf Mnn Iln Hen,,,,, Ghol "a
, 1921-04-15

as saying he was satisfied a solution of
the problem could be found. The chief
question to the men is how TO reconcile
the demand OF the ~mIne0wners for dis
trict wage settlements involving drastic
outs in localities when expe ices exceed
revenue and the miners d emand for ma
tional wage system and a national profits
pool to keep wages level in all districts.
Doom Holland, April 11th.-Former
Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany
died here at six o'clock this morning.