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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
JOHN COFFEY's ESTATE ovrs
&S,2SO FOR MS DEATH

H'R, Coffey, administrator ~, ,,s.
,o''.y' deceased, has received from
we Consumers Light 4 Power Co
,ne sum OF sa,?so, Ns n rcsul, Of tho
a,',u'h'a' death ~ John Coffcy'
wn'ch occurred scvera, weeks aro
wneh no ran Into u live wire ON tho
sround ot Katy avenue, as hc wa.
walking home after u storm,
.ne administrator brough, sui, in
"'S,r'c' court Tor $4,000 alleging
mt's'neo on the part Of the com.
pa"y, Tie was represented by Hayes
q Mcintosh in the case. and tho
'omrsny's interests were handled by
ut'eroack 4 Macdonald. The cu,e
was settled ou, Of cour, for the sum
mentioned above. "
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
rs Plan TO PUT A CHECK
on PRESCRIBING OF BEER

h. dr. - the national Congress
prp1roG to jamb through that
\ h, au'I-bccr bill on short no.
,us, as ,oon as the revenue bill
been often ont Of the way. II
move successful II will invali-
! the ruling of the Treausry De-
! lment 'hat beer may be made and
)Cribed ,e medicine. II is said
the i,,~ want to get their pet
kla,iou through Congress before
kers ha.' had time to manufac-
(a lar. quantity of beer. 4 petit
viii h circulated asking for the
|csi'lun ul cloture. under which
brief ], bate would be permitted.
! trs sHy they have the necessary
kthir!, vote to accomplish this,
will. ''rr"forc. he able TO pre-
] long drawn out debate on the
-heor Till The bill already has
(et The House and was approve ed
D. senate in radically amended
, The House approved the
bte report. hut the Senate de-
fd tu ao this. and the vote will
Fn 'h' 'cport when finally II is
kt
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
THINGS WORTH KNOWING

anhhNhO wOGNh" NNV WhsNu
Eucalyptus trsss sdhe,.mss attain
height Of 500 feet.
The pubic libraries Of Great
Britain circulate nearly s0.o0o.ooo
books a year.
The lotus ot the anci,nts 10 believ.
cd to bc the date plum Of southern
Europe.
bacon 10 more than twice as val
uablc as rump steak, from tho food
point Of view.
Tho Mtss,ssippi River takes ia
name from the Indian word meaning
"Fathcr Of Waters"
No bird ever visits the banks "
Lake Avcrnus. near Nap,cs. because
or every 100000 students who
go through college b.'sS become
distinguished In some walk ot life.
Tho inclination to "strctch" when
tired comes either from a crampine
of the muscles or desire Of the
lungs for an additional supply Of
oxygen.
Tho Vatican library 10 the most
sumptuous,y housed OF all libraries
and contains some Of the rarest man.
uscripts In existence. The printed
books include more than a.6o0 vol.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
MEXICAN STABS AND WOUNDS
An AMERICAN CONSUL

Lloyd Birmingham. American con-
sui at Santa Cruz. Mexico, was as
saulted and stabbed hv unidentified
assailants in the consulate building
Monday night The consul's wounds
are not believed to be serious. con-
sisting only of two knife wounds in
the left arm. The Mexican minis
ter has expressed deep regret at the
incident and has promised that an
attempt will be made by the Mexi-
can government to apprehend and
punish the assailants.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
TOWN or WYANnNTTE. OKLA.
II RAVAGED ~ ne FIRE

The town of Wyandotte, a small
town in Ottowa County. was swept
gy fire and almost wiped from the
map Wednesday. The fire consumed
ten business houses. a church, hotel
and number of smaller structures.
The fire started in a drug store at
about II o'clock Tuesday night and
ragged until nearly noon Wednesday
The loss is said 10 exceed 100000,
Talk of abandoning the town Is
heard. il Is reported Thursday.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
!, <,,t,urS AlsE kll.l.ED
"a t.lN FIGHT AT ENID

,r,. Jones' and Charley Yates
'Io,d irsul, OF an attempt to
| sow. Wv store at Enid last
l,,, mont The owner Of the
|. 4 said, surprised the in.
l,rs AZ Ncir work, when they
1 ,sc p., misses. Officers saw the
L,,. loving the store and In an
[,nec shots the two negroes
I Kill nd one OF the officers
I,,rcd hnllrt wound In the left
|, Anu' $50 worth Of loot
|ukc, rom the dead negroes
lot, pYc " the negroes had
|. hr,nt. in his head. any one Of
N vcuid have produced death,
:, the other had five body wounds
ccull not have survived any OF
\ doctor, said. Both the negroes
long police records and we're re-
he'd rs N.d characters.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
KILLED IN AUTOMOBILE
WEFtk At GUTHRIE

I've W'O were killed and three
Prs slightly injured when an au-
|obil' i1 which they were riding
n into ditch in south Guthrie.
7 late sunday.
|te nrA KILLED were Cyrus Ewing
Robot McClain. Ewing was
fd instantly. Mccain died an hour
p IN ID Guthrie hospital from in
pal !a.G'."S he sustained. Names
FhOSe injured were not given out.
ne ca' went into the ditch as Il
l' % tempting to pass another
pmoal'" At Il narrow place on the
grounds road. The machine
ned completely over.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
BENNI:TT.I'OTTS

Another surprise wedding was
solemniscd at sherman. Texas Tues.
day when MIR. Delton Bennett and
Miss tttis Potts. were quietly mar
ricd by Rev. Manton at sherman. in
the presence Of only close friends
The young couple left Immediately
for a shor, trip in Texas after which
they will be at home in Durant The
groom is the second son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bennett of Durant. and
the bride Is the daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. J d. Potts of Colbert. Both are
we'll known and popular here.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
L.,, or OKMUlNEE
wv, >rV FREE ON BOND

.,., suspended sheriff Of
.n,y, awaiting his third
ue ,rs VI malfcasance In
v" frosted Wednesday by
r. p,ouy Marshall charging
,, ,,, rating n whisky still,
., ~ n,frrn u y, 4. commits.
Fs" .. released on u bond
F sensational charges
~ ,ously made that Kuhn
"" gigantic whisky ring
w., w." vas to receive n large
W. %...., ~ connection with the
Whsky IN that county.
1 .,i ury trying him on one
m,' .,nrc charges. ended by
E,s oil Tree for all fight and
'' '.sv, a. was secured People
Nv, @ sn,wr are said TO be much
w.. .",, Nh ,,rr the affair.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
FARMER MILLS WIFE
AND THEM HlMsEU.r

A''er slashing his witc's throa,
wuh razor while she silent, k,,linv
h'r instantly. and making an attack
on MS son. Furman, ls years old
w. r. Hopkins, farmer living nine
m,ies west OF Ada. Okla, killed him.
se't early Wednesday morning when
tracked by Officers to creek near
the farmhouse. II Ia said tina, Han.
k'ns mad been in an asylum.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
DOOOOOOOOOOOOOO0OOOOOoOOOOO(
THE NERVE OF SOME PEOPLE

Gentle Reader, in the beginning l
want il understood yours Truly" is
no fault finder. Nor do lose much
sleep worrying about what some
people think. or say about me. Al
ways finding comfort in that old
prOverb. Truth crushed to earth
shall rise again." -Four years ago
when | hung the red sign board on
North Second Avenue, opened up
that one horse prunc shop, loose
tongues begin to wag. But l found
consolation in that old saying, IAN
empty wagon makes the most
noise" Some said, "IIe makes the
price but he gets you on weights"
Another said, Yes, and he puts sand
in his sugar" Another said, "lle
puts water in his coal OIL" Still an
other pulled that old one: "IIe puts
the little apples ON the bottom"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
NRY SEASON BRINGS A
DEARTH or WILD D,,Cks

Although the duck shooting season
Is open and quite a number OF hunt.
ers have been out to bag a mess OF
ducks, none Of them have reported
any success so far. II is said that
the lack of rain the past few weeks
mas dried up the small lakes where
'hey usually alight for the night.
which has accounted for the scarcity
Of them
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
NEGOTIATIONS SUSPENDED
WITH THE MEXICANS

The statement is made in Wash
'ngton. that negotiations looking to
the recognition by the United States
or the present government OF Mex
'co, nave been suspended until after
the conference on the limitation OF
armaments, No special reasons for
the suspension Of negotiations. other
'han the conference. have been an
nOunced
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
TWO CONVICTED HERE
LEAVE FOR REEORMATORY

Edward Ferrell and Alex Reeves.
convicted during the last term of
court for burglary in the second de-
gree. left Wednesday morning to be-
rin their two year sentences at the
reformatory. They were in the Gus.
tody Of Sheriff Ruel Taylor, leaving
at noon on the Katy Ferrcll and
Reeves were convicted of burglariz-
ing Il store at Calera.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
SURPRISE WEODlNO

Mr. Glide Collier and Miss NowsoA
yarhrouRh. both W this city. puma
u surprise on their sriends> -
sunday evening, when they vaso
quietly married by Rev, u. H. 0R~N
ory and loft a, ou,c Tor TWxae ~
n brief wedding trip, AtteV whsnA
they will be- at homo hcre, The gyua0'
Ia son ot Mr., and Mrs. r. J. Ca
iter. The bride In tho daughter -
Mrs. las varbroNsh. 10th Are wu1
known and popular with the younOR
set,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28

Officers Jim Keirsey and Jess
Bruce arrested A. l.. Wiley just east
of town, catching him with a quan-
tity of Choctaw beer. which he is
thought to have. manufactured. A
charge Of manufacturing intoxicating
liquors was filed against him.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
'hHh AlE LOTS OF PECANS
HERE THIS YEAR

S"hoofh cotton has failed, It is
"'ed w mat the pecan crop in Bry-
'.uI'y this year is a good one.
l MA, here are not only lots Of
.us, Gus nuts but that they are
w. |ssua.ly fine in quality. Lots of
( "om districts where pecans
IO' rIow get their seasons sup
'.,a "a Ar%an county every year, and
~, 70 Aave no trouble this season
'''''"P good supply Of fine nuts.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28

unes issued In ono fiftccnth cent1sy.
many " them vc,lum copies. rns-
library Ia said 10 contain more thna,
??o, o,00o volumes and 10000 1aA-
uscripts,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
BENNINGTON ORGANIZES 4
LEGION CHAPTER

erans of the world war at Ben
e'oh nav" organized and applied
char'"r for a post of the Ameri-
legion At a meeting held Fri
night. twenty-three members
ted w. and charter applied for
'ush 'h" state headquarters, and
'o''o"ine officers for the post
.fa post commander, Ceph Shoe
e' vice commander. Fred Ryan;
au!utant, c. P. Mccoy; finance
f,e' X l.. Butler: historian. l..
Aee sergeant at arms, Ben Ris-
IN" new post plans to hold a
supr November II. in order to
y funds.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28

A. u genera, thing thc kind ~
man who has nothing to do but ~
go,f wonders why there II such 60
ado over the unemployed.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
'''Lb SINK EVERY BATTLE.
SHIP

"'ht rivalry is the fomenter
admiral Bowles of the
' navy declares that every
'f $4,000 tons or over
sunk. as the German navy
- but this is not the Ameri-
J. II Is not what nations
"hat they do that tells in
',iment.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
FINAL EFFORT MADE TO AVERT
sTRlKE

UContinucd from page one)
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-11
GENE RAkisSlMo OF THE ALLIED
ARMIES HEADS PARADE OF
100000 "k. c.'s."
IS INnucTED iaIo ORDER
Fully Half a Million People Jam Mich.
isan Boulevard to Cheer Allied
Leader-l0oes to Detroit sge.
for Njsits ~ xsr-r:- ~.

Chicago Chicago turned ont EN-
nasse. to cheer and honor Marshal
eruiianu rocHetaS sssss. I sts,s =
More than half million people
jammed. Michigan Roulsvards To- greet
the leader Of the allied armies when
be headed parade of knights of Co
lumbus, whose guest he was during
the day.
r,,,v ,oo ooo re,.,,. 49,. a. .pa
I 1870 pt SUNS m1, =. ~
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-11
BOOZE BALLAST MISSING.

British Ship aLimps Into Port 1000
.sAI ntn, Cases shyoin ,4i II
+ NeW Yorksv The. British two-sticker
j.. b. Young was .pilotedl into spsrt re-
Gently minus her captain and With
nothing tQ show for 1000 of thas 1s2Qp
Gases OF whisky listed on her manifest.
.. The Schooner was sighted with dis
tEess sighais flying OFF the New New Jer- Jr
ssey coast by the pilot boat which
gNided her to The harbor. The mafes.
Leon Mangoy, explained tfsat the iskfpl
ner, Capt. Miles Olson, departed fH a
4 motor boat for parts unknown while
the schooneyc vas loafipg off the Long
Island shore. Mangpy said he, did not
rklIllow know how to navigate the craft and
.flodndefed Around with the four four mem,
bers of the crew since the 'captain's
departure. saEg.l 70 u ssn = fts asf
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-11
ASKED To. ADVANCE CASES.

IN U. s. Supreme Court and Concerns
'aes Woman's Suffrage Amendment.
,* Washington.--The Supreme court
MAS BEEN asked to''advahce this hear.
ihEs on several eases Involving Athe
'cohstitutionality Of the woman's suf,
fridge amendment.
'aThe motion was made BY Charles s.
Fairchilds,' plaintiff is one of the
cases. who also commended the. court
Should direct the, ssecretarys Of state
10 fescipd the proclamation prQmul-
eating the amendment pending its de-
CITIZEN in the case attacking that
Ssfatnte. = s.l.. -.ss ss.s ss.se 4.f-A
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-11
PodoIsk Captured.

Riga.-Kamanetez Podoisk has been
captured by the forces Of Gen. Peltura,
the anti-Bolshevik leader, which re-
Gently began new invasion OF the
Ukraine, according to Moscow advices
received here by way of Reval The
town was taken after many hours Of
fierce fighting with the soviet troops,
which are Said to be retreating in a
northeasterly direction, pursued BY
Petlura cavalry.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-11
.PusLlc .pERT CUR.

'y46s. 100000 Reducticn Made in octo-
Il = Der Treasiiry Report.
Washingtons- A.FeductionS Of shout
SASS 900, 900 IN. iha public debt during
Qeteher has been announced BY the
Treasury department.
!. The d6ta1 public debt On Sept. so
stood ats.S7a.s2 .f0s;f26:o6, while on
Oct, 81 the totsl was &2s s.d59s14Ss496.5s,
making decrease for the period Of
64.959. .62S47.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-11
WATSON FIGHTS
SHY Of ? PROBE
l631
CLAIMS HE WANTS TO PRESENT
l.st CHARGES IN OPEN
Ssz SENATE. '''' .s
MAJORS ARE Z AROUSED
seIy to Go to the Bottom Of Geop
CLANS Charge That American
/ Soldiers were Hanged In
Discriminatory.

cleveland, Ohio.--Charges Of Sen,
ator Thomas Watson that American
soldiers in France were hanged with
ont trial and were subjected TO bar.
barous treatment were declared to be
s'preposterous and incredible by
Newton. D., Baker, former secretary OF
AWar, tonight. France was not howl
slngs wilderness but. a. civilized coun-
htyf' MIR. Baker said. 1T was pretty
aWel crowded with American men and
Women who would have been quick
.to report anything or this KIND. ''-s'.
~, r. - --4------i.e ~ ~ ssA
Washington.--Notice was, given in
the senate by Senator Watson, Demo
crat, of Georgia, that he intends to
present to the senate itself evidence
On hts charges that American soldiers
had been. hanged overseas without
court martial,
u, The Georgia senator declared that
he would not be bundled up in any
committee room" and have his evi.
dences ssentombsd with senators. In a
report nobody would read. but. would
make his fight In the open senate. The
senator said later that he would re-
serve decision whether he would
appear at all before the special SEN
ate committee appointed to, inyesti-
gate his charges.
a.Senator Watson's statements today
were made in another hour's spirited
clash over the Investigation when
Senator Brandegee,.. Republican,. of
CoHnecticut fhairs3an OF the special
Ptonmittee, presented formal resolu-
tion authorizing the committee to take
Ntestimony under oath and subpoena
! witnesses and papers. The resolution
drew. sharp comment from Senator
j Watson and also involved him with
Senator Reed, Democrat, of Missouri,
ia a spirited discussion with several
Republicans regarding 'the proposed
Investigation. g. H..
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-11
RESOLUTION Il BRANDING Spec 4
sas suNANiMou sun. ~ y.
= 40 ADOPTED. u sscajs4
LANGUAGE ( TONED DOWN
|FIrst RssSiuttot, ofsefed cailesd fosr
A%S.ssades,ss I V. tssss sstnrn siu Hi9ms. !. . 7
uTcptslly sUnfitl r. RsPressnt =
" yS.z7WIIsqp Ghsered.r oot

/. Kansas city, The national al conyen. en-
tion Of tie American Legion ina; adopted { do
the report OF its resolution Committee
after 'deleting a section severely az.
raigniAg Col George Harvey Ameri.
Hcan ambassador to Great Britain, for
q recent speechgon'A thea FeasonsS why
America went into the waposand SOP.
stitutlngs airesolutisn oouched nsiess
DRASTIC language. The filbstitutelre
oiution was, adopted, ,ynapimovslx. 10
Inc convention GGhseeged landly a Ees-
olution extending greetings. to-, the
former commander In chief Of the
American army and navy. %ishing
him a speedy ana complete rec0very
from illness incurred irrthe service Of
his country" andsthere. were shouts
OF ''Wilsoni s'Wilsonbsss 81 ssvs a..
The. text OF the, snbstitute ,resolu.
tion on Harvey said: y, !,
That the sentiments expressed by
George Harvey, United States ambas.
sador to Great Bfitafh, in His Pilgrim
Day speech setting forth the reason
for americas entry into the world
war and the cause for which America
fought does. not represent 1theaitrue
'sAmericsn attitude ~ interpreted by
the American Legion; sand .lets1it. sbe
kHown for all times that ..3America
fought not Only for the maintenance
,N Americas rights, but, for the free
dom OF the world, and that q copy OF
this resolution be sent to the presi.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-11
WAR MEDALS PAWNED"

Bfitish Laborite says Unemployed
Heroes Give Decorations for Food.
Lsondon.-An angry SCENE occurred
in the house of commons recently
when j. E. Mills, aslabor. member of
parliament, charged that thousands of
British war medals had been pawned
for food.
Col Stanley had just announced
THAT 100000 medals out of total of
nc, 100000 had been distributed when
Mills jumped up, shouting:
2 4sIs it a fact that thousands OF these
medals have been pawnsd for food?''
Z Cries. OF shame. shame came from
all parts Of the house, and one mem.
.ber shouted "You dirty dog "
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-11
HELD FOR sLAYINc.

Dry officer Refused Bond in Killing
of Youth.
Heflin, Ala.-Robert P. Ferguson, a
federal prohibition officer, was held
without bond at preliminary hearing
here a charge Of murder having been
filed against the officer a month ago
following the knliRg IL Chalmers Nc
Alpine, white youth. during search
for stills. .rAAfN. .Ut
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-11
ilIcsrnient attiks fcertsIn. .

~ New York AProspects Of 4 suspen. sussIp M
sion cf'work'.in the gsrmerit Working
industry, which union leaders decfare
will inyclve' 10000. workers. nbecafne
more aertain when representatives OF
the Cloak, Suit and SkirtuManufactur.
eB' Protective association and the In-
terna1opalo Ladies' Garment Workers
union issued statements declaring a
deadlock in the situation. -.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-11
NOT BARRING WOMEN.
Other -chicago Golf Clubs Not FOLLOW
IA ~ inq. Bob o, Link. .-s.-.

Chicago Action by the Bob o. Link
COLI Club IN barring women from It's
links Is n9t Spreading TO other. gplf
rciups In fact, women haye. started
such = campaign that. il. would be- sx,
ceedihgly risky to. even. suggest .6ar,
bidding them 70 play at other. clubs.
sBob @ Link formallated. its RULE, sput
it over and gat away. clean : before
sunere wes any. opportunityator srtisAt,
put the others are. hastsning TO-. Cite
assurances that the .farthest thing
from their minds iss the ,sharring Of
women. " 81, 3. !.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-11
HoLDuP PAIR GET $4,000.

Take Payroll Of st. Louis Auto Body
's-r'NT ~ - Factory.
st. Louis.--Two bandits held up
Carson 8. Clinton, an employe OF the
Commercial Auto Body company, and
escaped with $1,000 OF the company's
payroll. The Robbery occurred as Mr..
Clinton was entering the company's
.Osfices.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-11
a.ssve Non.pa1tlsanl ! RaInkE.

! Fargo, N. DMwhile Vopipoolpents q q
the Nonpartfssh league IN. North, Da, De
kota succeeded in odsfingT three
league indorsed state OFFICIALS in the
recall election, they failed nj thefr ef.
forts to pass an initiated law pIroyid.
ing for LIQUIDATION or the State Bank
Of North Dakota. eaes 4 osts
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-11

And will come near 70 yop IA 1u9g-s
ment /; / will be q swift witness against
false sweefers. ahd against tlibse that
cypress the hireling IN his wages, TIT
widow and. the .fatheriesss sand -llael
turn aside the stranger from his right.
and fear not me. saith the Lord Of
Hosts. For am the Lord; change
not--MalacM 3:5. g.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-11
BITTER DEBATE
/: DOWNS BONUS
SENATE DEFEATS THE REED
AMENDMENT BYA VOTE
|, or SO to %.
HARDING AUtNDER q DER Al ATTACK /!


Washington. by vote Of .38 to 26
the senate rejected the Reed amend
act the soldier bohds bin and rstalh
the excess bfofitf as -tnean ar fifianf
cling adjusted compensation for for
ner seldierq- slltD III sntigi.sI
Five Republicans, Capper, Johnson
Kenyon, Ladd and LaFU1lette. support.
ed the amendment, and two Demo
crats, Glass and Myers. voted against
It. The vote for the amendment was
as follows: ss' -
Democrats - Ashhurst, Broussard
Caraway. Fletcher, Gerry, Harris, Har
rison, Heflin, Hitchcock, Jones of New
Mexico, Kendrick, McKeI1ar. Overman,
Pittman. Pomerene, Reed Sheppard
Simmonsy Swanson, Trammel, Walsh
rof Massachusetts,, Walsh of Montana
and Watson of Georgia--23
Republicaps-Ca CapperA Johnson, Ken
lyon, Ladd and LaFpllette-5.
The following voted against the
amendment:
Republicans-Ball, Borah, Brande.
gee, Bursum, Cameron, Curtis, Bdge
f'ermald, France, Frefinghuysen, Good.
ing, Hale, Keyes,.I.enroott1M M cCumber.
Mckinley. sMcNarys Moses, New, New
berrys SNiGhalson, sNnrbenks OddieS Pen,
nose. Phipps .RoindextAr, 4Shortridge,
Smoo<y' Spencers Stanffelds Townsend.
WadawCrth. sWarran. Watson OF Indt
-ar<a Wo11or oud-y -yy7llSu-Qe
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-11

Washington, Brig. Gen, Eli A. Hei
mjfk has been nominated by President
Hhfding to be inspectoreensfal OF the
array with the rank OF major general.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-11
as Goal Output Lower.

Washingt6n-- Settlement Of the rafT.
road stfile 'checssd the trend toward
increased coal production. The OUT
put of bituminous coai during. the
week ended October 20, was 10,s51.- ?
00Q tons. decrease Of f07,00 tons
from the previoNs wesH ACCORDING 10.
ths weekly fepprt .effiha GeoIogiesh
Survey.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-11-11
Loan Tor Germany.

Berlin.-German industrial interests,
according to Lolal Anzeiger, have re-
ceived sAruffsrruf a3ioan o. a5,0eo; eco
pounds sterling from British finan-
cial concern