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In juruI cxs4toriei
Principesei Maria
a Rom1niei

Ziarele din strainatate 81 CHA,
din tara au anuntat in mai multt
rinduri casatoria Principesei Ma
ria Romaniei Gu Regele Boris a
Bulgariei.
In ultimul timp, Gu prilejul vi
zitei primului ministru al Bulga
riei la Bucuresti, uncle ziare al
publicat ca d-sa vine sa ceara in
mod Official Regelui Ferdinand
mana principesei Maria pentru
Reggie Boris, 81 afacerea find
aranjata mai dinainte, misiunea
lui este mai multi O formalitate, Gu
care prilej Sc vor lua ultimele
dispozitiuni,
Dupa aceasta insa, ziarul Uni
versul, publica urmatoarea des
mintire categorical, dupa toate
aparentele din isvoare oficioase
In jurul casatoriei regelui Boris
= Desmintirea unei nascociri. =
Svonul publcat de uncle gaze
te, despre o imineuta vizita a d-lu:
stambuliski la Bucuresti, in SEQ
pull de a cere mana Principese
Maria pentru regele Boris, ests
nu numai neintemeiat dar 81 sb
surd. Confratii nostri au fost vic
timele unoa. spirite fantaziste SAT
a unor rauvoitori Ia adresa Ro
maniei.
Cine-si poate inchipui o lega
tura dinastica intre Romania $
Bulgaria, care = dupa cum 81
site - ne-sl atacat in 1915 81 Z
maoelarit pe romanii din Dobro
gea? De asemenea cine-i poate in
chipui ca Romania sd faca o ase
menea legatura dinastica, ce a,
indeparta-o nu numai de aliati
sal din Mica Intelegere dar 81 d.
Grecia Gu a Carl dinastie ne in
rudim?
Ideea ca o asemenea propunert
ar putea sill fie facuta printr III
prim- -ministru dovedeste Cd ce
care a nascocit aceasta impossible
stire, nu stia ca obiceiurile Curt
lor domnitoare, nu admit propu
nerile facute de catre un prim
minigtru de cat atunci cand lucru
rile au 81 fost hotarite intre fami
Lille regale.
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SCURTAREA VENITELOR IN
STATELE UNITE.

Washington, % Nov. - Veni-
tele Statelor Unite pc anul viitor
fiscal vor ii scurtate, - in urma
nouilor legi de contribute, - Gu
suma de 1895, 100000.
Reducerile Sc impartesc in mo.
dull urmator: veniturile indivi-
duale: $3O.OOO.OOO; capi de fami-
lie: $40. 900; reducerea supra
taxelor: $6O,OOO.OOO. La castiguri
dupa capital: $2O,OOO.OOO; Corpo-
ratii: la taxele dupa profitul ex-
cesiv: $25O.OOO.OOO; Transports
til: $27O.OOO.OOO; Premii de ash
gurare: $2O.OOO.OOO; Beuturi ce
nu contin alcool: $26, 200. 600; ad-
misiuni: $2O,OOO.OOO; Instruments
musicale: $12,OOO.OOO; marfuri
pentru diferitele sporturi: g..
600. 600; Guma de ros: / million
Filme de cinematograf: $6,00O..
900; Bomboane $4,000. 900; Bla.
ne: 100000; Sapunuri de tca.
leta: $2,OOOOOO; Take de lux
$18, 100000; Parfumuri, cosme.
tice, etc. $6,OOO.OOO; Marci de
posta: $2,OOO.OOO; Timbre de asi.
gurare: $2,OOO.OOO; Lucrari de
artd: 100000; Eventaiuri elec
trice 0.OO0; Sticle Thermos
100000.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-23
DE
ADUNARE E..
SUSPENDAT
in BERLIN

Berlin, % Nov. = Politia dat
ordin ca, pana la urmatoarea dis
positie contrara, toate adunarile
de sub GER liber sunt interzise.
Acest ordin s'a dat in urma de.
monstrarilor sangeroase ce-au a.
vut loc in saptamana trecuta din
cauza Upset de, pane 81 alte ali
mente.
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LISTA DE
SUBSCRIPTIE

Deschisa de Uniunea s. 3. A.
81 ziarTl "America," pentru
Universitatea Populara Nj
colae Iorga la Valenii de
Munte.
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Presedinte
GEO. B. GAVA,

ST ce era sa fac? Duminica
trecuta, intamplandu-se sd fie a.
dunarea directiei Inst. Tip. am ex-
pus cazu, 81 mi-au zis:
"Da-i drumu sd mearga J" 81
lam dat.
CARABUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-23

WASHINGTON, 90 Nov-In priveste chestia desar-
mari navae fnre delegati individual 81 exper naval au
avut oc uncle schmbar de parer Pam este mare in
ceere reusta panuui Sc crede ca in zua de
name Sc va ocupa comitetul aceasa ches dar luand
in consderare pecarea u Brandse crede ca comtetu
consderare prma data aprobarea cerut de Brand
Anume BRAND sd duca sine in Frana ash
gurarea conferne despre pnu moral al Ell in ce prvese
pitica Frantei refertoare la armaa Pan nu Sc site
M oare confernta Brand adeca apre-
area moveor pentru carl Franta este sa sa menna
mai mare armata din lume
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-23
DiSCutia aSupra Chinei COntinud
DELEGATE IAU IN DIsCUTIE sIsTEMUL vAMAL I'M
PUS CHINEI 78 AMI IN URMA - SA NUMIT UN SUB
COMITET CA SA RAPORTEZE CONCLUSIUNILE. -
DESARMAREA Pc MARE 81 Pc USCAT.

WASHINGTON, % Nov.-Trecand della principiile ge-
nerale la apcarea lor practica coetu pen Orenul Ex
trem Pacific sa ocupat auorarea Cne in ce prveste
integritatea Ell administrative.
Sub nitaa delegatei americana comteul discuta
tia matiei admnistratei autonoma Chine mai ales in
priveste chestia veniturlor
La propunerea senatorulu Oscar W. Underwood decs
numeasca sub-comtet compus din cate m deegat
din toate putere participants la confernta propun
dupa dscue soute 81 raporeze comteulu plenar.
Acesta pas ctre reazarea scopului pentru sa
convoca aceasa conerna adeca dea Gberate de
acune Chine mai ales in prveste ervcul tarfal 81 ad
ministrativ al eli.
Sstemul arifeor in China este foare compcat uncle
contracte aeaza din pmul cand sa uat contact ntre
China 81 restu umii.
Deega chnezi afirma ca pana Chinei i-s'a refu
za dreptul de fxa singur tarifu eli venul Gel
in ataeor de deritele pueri este absout in
sufficient negalatea vamelor nsemnat nedreptate
pentru contrbuab (ce patesc darcy 81 dunaoare des
vOltarii economice tarii.
Procedure comiteulu, compus din deegati ceor noua
puter participants la confernta nseamna ca China poae
sper neeger carl arana cele mai arzoar chest ale
eli in mod favorable.
China din punct de vedere al venitelor are situate
unca Incepand 1843 nare bertae de a xa sngura
pentru import export Ca resultat al rasbouu pen
opium Britannia China acceptat in 1843 rata de wanna
bazaa la suta valer parte din tratatul din Nan
king.
Acest aranjamen din cauza clausuei natiunii cea mai
favorzat fost aplca aproape la oae putere carl
avut contract
drept ca s'au mai facu uncle modificar s'au mai
ae traate, dar precum spun chneznic ratat
lea dat sd coecteze mai multa wanna de suta ad
vaorem Eli decara ca aceasta resce este uniateraa 81
aplcaa nmai la vame maritime c 81 la cele della from
tiere contnenale xae mai nante de Rua apoi
de Japonia Britannia 81 Franta
Asemenea uncle resrctii referitoare la raee
nrfue transit carl della district vama la celia
llt pc tertoriul Chnei, chiama "Likin
Doua din princpaee venite ale Chne, vamile maritime
81 taxa de sare control strain Aceste dOua
vente mene serveasca acoperre pentu datorie
Chinei.
WASHINGTON % Nov.--In prveste chesa desar-
mari navae deegat Individual expert naval au
avu oc schmbari de parer Pam este mare in
cedere reus panuu american Sc crede ca in Nua de
,one So va ocupa cometu aceasta cheste dar luand
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-07-08
N. {. Church. South Conference Dates

From the New Orleans Advocate
we lift the following dates ID the pub.
lished Third round Quarterly Con
ference the Hatties burg District W.
W. Graves, pres ding eide; Leakea.
vile at Wimborn Chapel Aug 27-2S;
Avera at Piave. Sep, Is, ll:00A. NJ.
and 1880. =. NJ. New Augusta at
McLain, Sept. is, IL 4. NJ; Luceda'e
Aug. 70, 1880 p. a. The new Plan
Of Episcopal Visitation is now being
published in ne Nashville Christian
Advoea he and these art 3a interest:
North Mississippi Corfaraace at Ar
mory. Miss. Nov 16, 1921 Mississip-
pl at Jackson, Miss, Nov. 80, 1921
with Bishop McMnrry and Kilgo set
down Jointly to preside over both
conferences.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-07-08
county &|
|(orre}P'0l,lldlGfKe
~ d III VI
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GRAFTON.

Richton RI, Miss. July 5, 1921.
A nice rain fell for us Sunday
afternoon, the first we had had in
seven long weeks. The crops were
injured some but not to a great ex-
tent.
E. j. Shows and family have NOV
ed into the teachers home. We are
glad to have them with us again.
Work on the new church is pro-
crossing rapidly. We hope to re-
port in the next issue Of the Herald
that its almost completed
Little Hunter and Bernie Beard
went to Leakesville Sat, to spend
two weeks with their mother and
grand parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Travis Byrd and
children from Pleasant Hill spent
spent Friday at the home of E. N.
Beard.
Mr. G. p. Eubanks from George
Co. the Masonic Lecturer has been
with the Sand Hill Lodge for several
days.
Beat three can now boast of having
about thirteen miles of grayeled
road; come one and five aud lets put
it through to the county site. The
Freeman Singing class with Prof
burden as leader met with Sand Hill
last Wed. night. All enjoyed their
singing very much.
Mrs. E. N. Beard was a Richton
visitor Monday.
Mrs. Miller from Hattiesbufg is
visiting her sister, Mrs. T.. ]. Smith
this week.
Quite crowd from here attended
the picnic at Avera the 18th, all re-
port a nice time.
Melton Valleys home caught on
fire Monday afternoon but tire fire
was eXtinguished before doing much
damage, -Ichabod.
lcHABoD
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-07-08
MRS. MALlSSA TURNER.


DIED at the family home in Hill.
man, Greene County. Miss, on
londav morning, July 4, 1921 Mrs
Maissa Turner, from a stroke of pa
ralysis, which came on her the
middle of the week before, while she
vas out on the porch one afternoon.
hrs. Turner was right about ~
gears old and lived to see the secoad
family that she assisted in raising,
nearly all grown. She first raised
her own family, the children of her
marriage with George w. Turner,
who preceded her to the grave some
10 years or more ago. and then after
her son Bodo Turner's wife died
leaving children all small, she assist
Bodo in raising them. Mrs. Turner
was a Robertson before her mar
rage. She is survived by one liv-
ing sister, Mrs. Manda Byrd who
dwells IN the Upper East Side. An
other sister who preceded her to the
grave several years ago, was Mrs
Iieard, the mother of the second set
u the elderly Boards. Besides her
son Bodo Turner, she is survived by
daughters as follows: Mrs w p.
Rhinehart, Mrs. p. g. Hilman, Mrs.
Walter w. Green and Mrs. Nath G.
Hillman. OF grand children there
are quite number some of whom
are grown. The remains were bur
led the next gay at old Sweetwater
church cemetery where sleeps other
81 the family dead.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-07-08
s@=eJpBoP44!ssu L..
You KNow,

The stolen car belonging to R. NJ.
"cKay, was located Thursday even
ing by two Churchwel boys of
Leakesville and brought 10 to town
that night very little the worse for
The trip The car was found aban-
doned IN an old abandoned road up
up in the forks of the river where
the thief or thieves had run out of
gasoline and were forced to take it
afoot. Pretty strong evidence has
been found against the suspects and
it remains to connect them which
will most likely be done for arrest
and conviction. -Lucedale Times,
July 1st.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-07-08
PERKINsTON.

Perkinston, Miss, July 6, 1921. -
"A very large crowd attended
t % fls h fry at the CT t Y
bridge on Red Greek, ABOUT d mile
below the home Of w. A. Preston,
on the 4th. Some of the men sened
lake, and plenty of fish were got
ten.
Mrs. Ada Williams wife of Bose
Williams formerly residents of
Greene county, who has been in bad
health has recently hao an attack
and is not doing well at ali now.
She likes to hear from her brother
Mr.. John Massav, who lives on the
Leakesville, Miss star Route.
Written by,
ELSIE Preston.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-07-08
M-sz.ss.s====ssi - zS=sssSc<<
YDeATHSS

In the Wayne County News we
notice an account of the death of J.
V. Candy at Waynesboro, Miss, on
Sunday June 10, 1921, after long
illness. We understand that Mr..
Candy had developed tuberculosis IN
the rapid stage. He was brother to
w. s. Candy, president of the bank
at State Line and himself interes ted
in that institution. He served as
Superintendent OF Wayne County for
term, then a term In the LegisIa
ture for bis county, since which time
he has been Sergeant at the state
lime crushing plant in that county
Candy was man OF pleasing per-
sonality and his death will be re-
GREETED by that large circle of
friends which he had made over the
state in his various capacities ip
public life.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-07-08
Surveying On Meridian. Mobile Highway.

L. A. Dixon and crew of government
engineers arrived in town last week
md started the survey of the six
niles Of road running north and
south that is to be a part of the
Mississippi Valley highway. This
means that after awhile we will have
three miles Of good road north and
'hree miles south, for the roads built
by the government are good. 1t is
not known when work will start on
this section, as the building of this
stretch is left entirely up to the Fed
eral Board. When the engineering
crew finish here they will go to Clarke
county to survey the route from the
south line OF that county to the north
line Of Beat two In the county, bonds
and government aid having already
provided the money for the building
Of the Clarke county link of the high
way Wayne Co. News, June Bird.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-07-08
Catarrh Can Be Cured

Satarrh is local disease greatly infiu-
enced by constitutional conditions. II
therefore requires constitutional treat
ment. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE,
IS taken internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of
the System. HALLS CATARR IT
MEDICINE destroys the foundation of
the disease, gives the patient strength by
improving the general health and assists
nature in doing it's work.
Ali Druggists. Circulars free.
+. j. Cheney & Co.. Toledo. Ohio
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-07-08
BIRTHS

Communicated
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Scan
ian on Thursday Juoe 30 1921. A Boy.
BoaN, unto Mr.. aud Mrs John
Mizell of Leakesville, Mss, on Tnes-
day July 5, 1921. A GIRL.
BORN, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Ri |
Turner of Betty, Greere County,
Miss A GIRL on june %, 1921.
600 is quick relief Tor constipation
biluosuess, loss of appetite and
headaches, due TO torpid liver.
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-07-08
That Killing At LatOnIa.

1t was learned here Saturday that
Frank Chest nut aud Dan Cameron
had been killed by Harry Dye and
the sheriff went down to investigate
the killing 1t was brought out at
in company with others had come to
Dyes house and began shooting at
him through the windows, he re-
turned the fire and two of them were
killed, the others escaped. What
brought on the trouble in. the first
place was left in doubt but it is sup
posed that shiny is at the seat of
The trouble. Geo. Co. Times, July
LIST.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-07-08

Eugene Rounsaville recently got
home from Mobile where he was in
the hospital for number of weeks
and last accounts is that he is show
ing pleasing progress back towards
normal condition,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-07-08

This last couple was married by
Rev. C. G. Griffin at noon same day
in clerk ]. W Colbert's office.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-07-08

Quite number of Leakesville peo-
pie were attracted to new Avera to
spend the Fourth taking in the pic
nic in progress there that day,
Others took the day quietly at home.
The stores were closed in our town
but no patriotic celebration of any
kind was pulled off.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-07-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.
MONTH OF JUNE, 1921.

$50 21.-H. r. w. DiIlistone to Miss
Lillian A. Kimbler.
78-21.-S. Brannon to Miss ADELAIDE
Edwards.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-07-08

July Sale of Ladies aud Children
Hats now on. Call in and look
them over.- Mrs. Jas. Faux, at
Printing Office.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-07-08

Nath Brewer who lives in the Red
Hill school community in the north
ern part of the comfy and who had
the contract for transporting the
children to such school last term,
was down to the county-seat last
Friday and told us that be had had
a good rain lately and that his crop
which was mostly young had not up
till then suffered much.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-07-08

July is showing some hotter days
than did June for all its sultriDess.
July LIST. the hottest day so far
this year, j was 100 in the shade
Tuesday July 8, another swelterer
gave 80 before the shower and cool
ing winds blew at midnight aud cool
ed off the superheated atmosphere,
which was causing the inhabitants
of this section to squirm under its
long-sustalned tug.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-07-08
STATE SUPT. W. r. BOND TO SPEAK
At LEAkESvILLE, JULY IS.

| have arranged TO have Supt. w.
f, Bond at Leakesvile for the bene-
fit of Greene County school trus-
tees and teachers and patrons who
will be here to hear him. Mr.. Bond
has only one time this year to be in
this County and want to especially
urge all trustees and teachers to be
present. School Legislation; Duties
of Trustees; Transportation and
and School Betterment will be dis
cussed. BE here.
advt Il. l.. Turner, Supt.
ADVERTISEMENT
The following snake story is re-
ported and vouched for by O. H.
Hillman: That Jen Cooley, son Of
Rufe Cooley, recently killed a rattle
snake near Writ Hillman S place,
which is on road from Betty to Con
cord, and that such snake had So
little ones in it. At this rate of
increase it would not take long to
restock Greene County on the breed
of rattlesnakes if all but one old
Mother snake was done away with.
We have had reported to us before
female rattlesnakes killed which had
mum bers of little ones but tins one
heads all other accounts She had
about IL rattles and seeing some of
the little snakes playing round her
after she was killed, they cut her
open and found the bunch of them all
live and wriggling.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-07-08
Barbecue At W. P. AVeTa Old Place
Friday July 18th.

A Barbecue will be given at the
w. p. Ayera old place on East Side
of river on Friday July ID, 1921.
Pole-cllmbing for prize, foot-races
and other amusements. Efforts be-
ing made for a good speaker. Ev-
erybody invited. Come and enjoy
the day.
advt) w. M. ELLIOTT
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. West were
down from new Avera Tuesday com
ing round via Betty with Bro w.
W. Hill, who has been engaged to
teach the Breland school IN that COM
munitv for the coming session and
was looking after arrangements for
it's opening early in September.
Dave went up into Newton County
early IN June and brought home as
his bride Miss Mamie A. Bynum.
who lived in about miles Decatur
the capital of that county and who
has been school teacher for about a
dozen years following primary work.
She. is wei! pleased with this county.
Thinks it relief from so much billy
and clay country as that to which
she has been used most of her life.
Connection has at last been made
by the local telephone concern, the
Turner Telephone Co.. with the long
distance. and now helloing at Mobile
rnd other distant cities is an every
day thing IN our city from anywhere
there is a phone installed when the
need arises. This gives Leakes-
vile two connections with the out
side world foe long distant calls
that is through both the HARRISON
line via McLain, and the Turner line
via Lucedale. The Turner boys
have been working all summer get
ting their all metallic circuit brought
in from Lucedale and finally have
that as an accomplished working
fact.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-13
NEW DRY SLEuTH
TAKES OVER OFFICE;
NAMES ASSISTANT

Washington, June 12.-Roy Haynes
OF Hillsboro, Ohio, entered Saturday
on the duties Of national prohibition
commissioner as the successor to John
F. Kramer Of Mansfield, Ohio, the first
federal prohibition officer He said
that while he had not as yet .ormu-
lated any general policy. he brought
to his new office the best of his energy
and ability.
Upon REIMBURSEMENT Of the post he
held since November, 1919, Mr.. Kramer
issued formal statement. setting
forth some of the more important prob
lens before the new commissioner. To
make Haynes burden easier, Mr.. kra
mer suggested that congress enact a
law giving him authority to levy limit
to the number of prescriptions which
physicians may issue and the quantity
Of wbiskey which may be manufactured
and imported and to prevent the use Of
whiskey in medicines in which alcohol
has customarily been used.
Primary among the problems facing
this new prohibition commissioner,
Mr.. Kramer said, will be the necessity
of maintaining an organization which
will loyalty do the work he has to
do. While a few prohibition enforce
ment officers have betrayed their
trust. he declared, the great majority
of them are absolutely loyal and hon
est.
Mr.. Haynes announced Saturday
night the appointment of James E.
Jones. formerly of Youngstown, Ohio,
assistant federal prohibition commits
sioner
Mr.. Jones has been connected with
the department of agriculture since
1893.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-13
Baseball Gamblers
Defy Police, States
Owners of Pirates

Pittsburgh, June 12.-Barney Drey
fuss, president of the Pittsburgh base
ball club, in commenting upon the re-
port Saturday Of the board Of temper
ance prohibition and public morals Of
the Methodist Episcopal church at Chi
cago, that Pittsburgh was the greatest
center Of baseball pool gambling in the
United States, declared that repeated
appeals to the police to stop open
gambling had been without result
In a statement, Dreyfuss charged
that gamblers who are known to police
are making bets not only inside the
Pirates park but on the outside, in
spite Of the presence Of patrolmen.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-13
Daughters Of Nile
lnduct Class of IS
at Tirzah Temple

Butte. June 12.-Women from all
parts of Montana took the stage at
the Masonic temple Satudry, when the
semi-annual reunion of Tirzah tenn
pie, Daughters Of the Nile, was begun.
The banner class of the order, num-
bering Is novices, was given the work
with Mrs. Alice Schwefel, queen, in
charge of the ceremonies. About 800
participated in the reunion, which was
begun in the morning, when visiting
Shriners and their women were guests
on an automobile trip to points in
Butte and the vicinity.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-13
Lands to Arbitrate
Wage Dispute Of
Building Trades

Chicago, June, 12.-Federal Judge K.
NJ. Lands Saturday night accepted the
post Of arbiter in the Building Trades
wage dispute that has tied up $685.
100000 in construction since May /.
Judge Lands is specified only one
condition that the lockout be ended
and building be resumed in full BY
Tuesday morning.
The unions and company's repre-
sentatiyes agreed to the conditions
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-13
Exodus Follows
Flood Warnings In
Gunnison Valley

Grand Junction, Colo, June Ii
Scores of families are leaving their
homes in the valleys of the Colorado
and Gunnison rivers near here Satur-
day following flood warnings from the
weather bureau. Lowls tlong the
river banks already '~ sded amad
The Colorado river in two inches
above the highest mark of last year
and still rising.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-13
BOY GUILTY OF STAYING;
SENT TO REFORMATORY

st. Louis, June 12.-Isaac Shivers,
Is, charged with the killing of T. NJ.
Parr, storekeeper at Raleigh, sub
urb, was found guilty late Saturday Of
granddaughter and his punishment fixed
at 10 years in reformatory.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-06-13
70 UNIoNisTs ELECTED.

Belfast, June 12.-(By The Asso-
ciated Press. TWENTY-FIVE unionists
representatives were elected Saturday
without opposition as members of the
senate Of the northern Irish parlia-
meDt