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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
MUSIC MEMORY CONTEST
BEGINS IN SCHOOLS TODAY
About O,J0O Pupils Will partici-
pate and BE Divided Into
GrOuDs of fIO

The Musical Memory Contcs, wll
begin in the Richmond pubic schools
today and Will last for two months.
Walter &. Mercer announced vas
terday. About $500 scholars of the
MN. sixth. seventh and eighth grades
VIII participate ard will DC dlrid, d
The iirty classical selections an
nounced Yesterday by tho committees
III charge VIII bc PLAYED i'm Tho yori
Gus schools gatherings by various
SINGERS ana players 20 famiilarize the
children with the music Mrs {;
watson James. violinist. will play
this morning IN John marshall I.igh
ford Junior High school quincy
Cole Will play AT O'Clock at EinforI
Junior High school and ~. lp.pn
o'clock in Bainbridge Junior High
school and Shepherd Webb "a; Robert
L. Ice School al 2:3O O'clock
Al music stores wlll keep open
house and will give special concerts
while churches Viii co-opcra,e
Managers Of the various moving nl"-
turc houses have agreed To hay, ;hc
selections played whenever possible.
II is planned 10 get the whole city
Interested in better music through the
conccntra on these mtg pieces
sire study of this music thes. in
dividual groups will hold climIna
ton contests. after which ONLY tho
ten scoring the highest will be re-
tnincd. ana the night OF May there
VIII he three concerts in different
sections OF the city. 4 biz concert
In the CITY Auditorium viii II. held
the following night at which t.mr
the leading local musicians vii! take
part
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
Allen ana J. w. Lash. Scwpor: News
III. +. Just!s. Blackstone.

r.. +. Justls. yiaexstone. "
Le.inston-J. Otto Morris. Louisa;
L-awrensevilie. Richard .i..tom and
Iyn,!,, n,, x,,rginls; Mr.; and Mrs.
y Itshpa pl.h% vn i Th S; Ii h Il
NNoriGik ~: {. Pierson. Rock Castle,
va. ': y. Ward. Durham. y. G.; VIII
nam Martin; culpeper: 4. N Bower
Armatagc. Clayton. y. G.; a. -. over
street, Virginia; DR.. j. o Babcock.
Not .r,,,.r.o GeorSe 7; Row, Anayista
Norf"lh rs" o. a. nS 1%nn x Sor Dneh'Ts
g. clayton. Roanoke: J. W Hancock.
M,;1anohe; II. g. Fiizhueh; Pulaski;
Mount. y. a.. Mrs. Page * Grnveiy.
nocky. Mount. y. e.: Rice Groynn.
nanyiile; Major BOWMAN. Camp lee:
,5orothy nownnn. Camp, Lee. and
RmrEer's-A. Z. Eiam. South Inn:
!: J; peasants. South Hn!;. }. +.
l lru,S1n' ,W!!fcn. s. c.; r; l.. Garord.
I'M: g.. e. Clupin. Newport News: $.
+ E:oo GIii'land: South Boston \. l..
Danylile; cari g. fGn Norfolk EerH Dr
William y. Price, Mere,iihviiie: il. 4.
G snn &oanokei ". $. Brown; VIII
J.. ritts. :;cottsvllle: Brooks Marnon.
ioanokc; NJ. G. Williams. Salem: f.
ford. Hampton: j. r. Paschaii North
Carolina; W. Carl wh!tioch. Univer-
sity. Va: i. y. II. Whaicn. Norfolk:
J. l.. Hall. Williamsburg.
Murphy's-h. T. Turner and wiz.
clarksvillc. J.. II. Maddux and wife;
Chase city: l.. Il. Granger. Norfolk
j.. Ross. Bnrkcylllc: J. II. Carroll
Sorfoik: J; w. hampton. l.ynchburg;
q. :. Wood!ng. Danvill.. w &. cow
ard. Lawrence lathrop. Norfolk: r.
II. Bobbitt and son. Enfield y. C.: G.
Is iolslnger. l.awrenccviilc: f. T.
Johnston, Ernporia: W. &. Thomas.
Grecnville. y. g., George RinSland.
Lynchhurg; Y. g. Smith, Grundy:
W, Ehsley. LynchburG; j. ". swan.
Culpcper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
DISTRIBUTE ENVELOPES
TO AID BLOCK DAY WORK
scores Of Women In All Part. of the
city VIII Aid board of Social
MOrkera OF Nurscs' Settlement.

scores Of women in all parts OF the
city VIII assist the board OF the So
cial Workers OF the Nurses settle
IncRt In distributing envelopes on
"Bluck Day" which is nest tuesday.
Dth.rwife. II Is said. II would be i'm
possible to cover the entire com
gnunity In ono day. and II IL the dc.
sire oil Mrs. Edwin 4. Palmer chair
man Of the event, that not a house
snail he without iis envelope.
This is the third annual Block
Day and IL IL hoped that $4,000 VIII
De contributed through the envelopes
= this is one Of tho main sources of
income derived by the organization.
Th. social workers are coordinate
with tho Instructive Visiting Nurses
Association. and many Of the fa,ni-
lics now the beet friends OF the Set
Element House were arst met By the
nurses. There are now hfty casse.
and clubs conducted BY the voluu-
teer workers under the supervision
OF trained women ana hundreds Of
men and women. boys and girls NEE;
each month for recreation and in
struction.
The envelopes viii be collected the
following day. March ii. and IL is
hoped that the public viii! be- as gen
-rous as possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
IN HOTEL LOBBIES

Richmond--carrie Joyner. pendle-
ton. G.: Frednrick Dalton. pe,ers-
News; II; J. Ds..ncy Norfo.t: Mrs. c,
ID. Tcmpleman. henderson. y. c.; Mrs.
!: II. Rang. Wilmington. y. G., Airs
Edward 7. Haley ard Leighton fiaiey.
Lynchbnrg; VI. n. Hayes. North car
olina: w. f.. Church. cape Charles
l. O. Ayers. Norfolk. w g. Jones.
urhanna: a r. CHISHOLM. urbanaa .
Mr. ana ana Ms NJ. !; Il Cotton Ersnltlin:
6; L. Valentine. Norfolk: J. W Moore.
uonston; }. J. Wilton Portsmouth.
T.: a. Shacklcfoid: Warsaw; 7. l.
salem. y c. y o Clodfei;.r. Ham.
let y. c.. J. Jen Bass. Danvi!le: Jo-
S,.ph H. Glenn. Roanoke: George i
paws. nristoI; NJ. 81. Johnson, Dunn.
~ G.; NJ IL Murray. Lynchburx: r
q. H"back. Roanoke: Johr n Chenpc
"; and ". L Foylcr. char.ottes-
riils: +. y. Allen and wife. Norfolk.
9 u Johnson: Virginia: II j. White,
e: @. y. Billiard. LumbcrtOn. y.
e; Mr.. and Mrs. Tom P-ttus, W!l.oi
). e r. L; Warner. ur5anna. Mrs.
a. J. and Virginia Doughcrty En-.
poria l. !: Lynch ana \ y. Buchan.
hinston. y. O.: X a Tucker White
Stont; +. V. Clements and wife Mar.
gun; Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Thomas and
I. Chase. Roanoke Rapids. y. g. T.,
X. Taylor. Ayd-n. y e.: Lieutenant
charles Myers and wiz. Ca,np t:ustir
Va; NJ incrva Thomas, Newport News
W J: kirg. wilson. y. C Lieutenant
" T.. Brown and family. iIu-nptou
Roads; j. F.. Row.y, &. Harg q h.incr
i !, b !at l.. Peters; ot,o Lb.n.
era ayes, D!iiyn: J.. y. Osborn oxford
y G. Morris l. liorncr. Alexandria !:
y G powden; Newpor, News: L
Mason. w. T.. Watkins \ :. Brown
VI. u. n. Jones 4 4 -
f"ntrus and g. l.. Horr- Norfolk: l.
~. Currin ana ~. l.. Cottrci!. oxford.
\ G.; w. +. poQu.cn, Norfolk: X. y
Green aud wife. t.rnpOria: r l.
White, Roanoke; i g. Massey and
daughter. Iiampdcn- sidney; Mrs /,
r. crowdcr .Covinctnn: ID. Edwards.
Lynrhhnrs ) J.. Bass and $. /. Dci-
Greensboro. y. G. MIR. and Mrs. "
W. TuTnbii!.. Virginia; K. Haynes.
V n m N,ty; II Morrow. iIampton;
son. y g.: ). Mason Hodges. Nor
IIo.k L. !: Edwards and vic. SURF;
va; r u Gage and r. H. Grimth.
yillc; +, j. Fidler and r NJ. Coates.
Shorp; Nj. and Mrs. f.. :. surguss
Charlottesville.
;, St"mnf's WIIDoru. Roanoke:
BE p, +. Williams and A. l., Gallio@: VIC
Vaughan. Norfolk; L. H. Cowan,
liopcwciI: Il NJ. Crank. Louisa; J..
l,nnlst y g. r " D,vcupor,. oak
burg; g VI. iiouscInau, Roanoke. IL
u. kraion. Virginia T. w. Ashworth
nnnyil."; !. ). Bri,t1n. visco: NJ +:
folk. ! y. Grow, Crave: CiS. Strnt-
ton. Norfolk: H. IL. Chaanr. Rlnck
s'one; sam Edwards, Roanokc: w. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
IL AND our or TOWN.


Miss Mary Y. I.apsby left yesterday
.or 4 visit to friends a:id relatives in
charleston and Lee County. South
Carolina.
Miss Berthe Allie Drewry. OF Souh-
ampton County. tx visiting her Sis
ter Mrs H. Il Woodward. in Nor
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Allen are
spending several weeks In Richno nd
washington and Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Moss .trmistcad have
returned to pOrtsmouth.% after spend ;
ing the week end In Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Vi Thomas. Of this
city. have been recent guests OF Mrs
\. II. EgGlcston In Norfolk
The annual meeting OF The board OF
managers OF the Richmond Exchange
for Women's WORK VIII be held Fri
DAY morning at IL O'Clock az the
rooms or the exchange
An important meeting OF the Moth
crs' Club Of Franklin School Will be
held this afternoon at . o'clock at
the school business Of impor,anc.
VIII come before the meeting.
The Harrisonburs Aiumnac Asso-
citation viii meet in tho club room Of
the Y. ". G. y. Saturday afternoon
at o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
SOUTH IS TURNING
AGAINST CAL0MEL
Mr.. DodsOn, the silver Tone
Man, Responsible for
Change for the Better

Every druggist In town has noticed
4 great falling of in the sale OF Gallo
mel They all give the same reason.
Dodson's Liver Tore is taking its
place.
''Calomcl is dangerous and people
know H." DodSon's Liver Tone Is
personally guaranteed by every drug
y:st who sells II. y large bottle
doesn't cost very much. but II II faila
TO give easy relief in every case of
liver sluGg!shn.ss and constipa zion.
lust ask for your money bnck.
Dod,on's Liver Tone is pleasant
tasting. purely vegetable rem cdv.
harmless 10 both children and adults.
Take g spoonful al night and wake
UP feeling hne: no biiiousness. sick
headache. ncid stomach ar cons.i-
gated bowels. !, doesn't grippe or
cause Inconvenience all the mex, day
Ike violent caiomei Take 4 dose OF
calomc! today and tomorrow you WIFI
feel. weak. sick aud rauseatcd Don:
lose q day.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10

$4,000 ices than in 1919. and about
IL cent on each dollar ~ sales or :,
profit OF less than ono mill per pound.
referring 10 the increased sugar
SUPPLY. President Eabst SAYS;
The amount in the national sugar
rowl In 100 represented III pounds
lor eacn person in the United states
Tho decreased supply IN 1920 over
lcl3 '|dS sufficient TO last the United
states from Labor Day to almost
THANKSGIVING,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
YEARS OF STOMACH
And Bowel TROUBLE
Had three operations nnd was all
run down. Newspaper al
guided her back to health.

III Il suffered from stomach aud bowel
Htroub!e in the worst form for long
,ltimc. | went through three serious
generations and doctored all the time.
but found nothing that would do
= me any good
d "On seeing Milks Emulsion adycr-
: tiscd in the daily papers. decided
ITO try it. The first three doses re-
n licved me. and ] am now on the 18th
4 bottlc. and can say | have never
q taken any medicine that has done me
faO much good. nm feeling better
III am gaining in health and fest,
1rapidly. I now weigh 14S pounds
d Mrs. Hattie Sharpe. 1916 Ridge St.
j Kcokuk. Ia.
Thousands of sufferers from ca
tarrh OF tho stomach, Indigestion and
Milks Emulsion gives prompt relief
land real lasting benefit.
a Milks Emulsion is q pleasant. nu-
Stritivc food and corrective medi-
Hcine 1t restores healthy. natura,
bowel action, doing away with all
motes appetite and quickly puts the
digestive organs in shape to assimi-
late food. AS a builder of flesh and
strength, Mi1ks Emulsion is strong
fly recommended to those whom sick
ness has weakened. and is a power-
ful aid I'm resisting and repairing the
oTects Of wasting diseases.
This Is the only solid emulsion
made. and SO palatable that IL Is
4 eaten with II spoon like Ice cream.
NO matter how sevoro, your case.
you are urged to try Milks Emul-
sion under this guarantee---Takc six
bottles home with you. use 1t accord
Ing 20 directions. and r. not satis-
fed with the results. your money
VIII be promptly refunded. Price 75c
andiS1.50 per bottle. The Milks Emul-
sion CO.. Terre Hante. Ind Sold by
druggists eyerywhere.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
steals nus, or Mark r,y,,n

II .fIN T NII. IIJNN.. AIIrCh. T.
Theft OF 81 bust of Samuel L. Glenn ems
Mark Twain. from in front of the
,torinerr home Of the author. was
the bust was found in Park River.
hut no trace Of ;he bus, Itself had
been discovered \ money reward
has been offered Tor its return. as
friends Of the author consider ii an
excellent likeness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
MAY JUNK ROAD IF LOAN
Is NOT SECURED, REPORT
REPRESENTATIVE of Memphis. Dallas
nnu Gulf RniirOnd, Ask [. y. Gov
eminent for S5an,GOO.
LIZ ssOClMtrd PrnSs


WASHINGTON. MnrCh a..-Wonre-
sentatives OF the Memphis. Dallas
and our railroad a line liz miles
Tong entirely within the State Of ar
.ansas. said today that unless the
Interstate Commerce Commission aD-
proves thrir application for loan
OF s5sO.h.p from the government the
road viii be junked
Representatives Of the road: Mar
in Walsh. receiver: W T.. Collins
auditor and fJr. w n. Toland. all OF
Nashville. ARK. told ihe commission
that during the war traffic WAS III :
vcrtcd, from the railroad ny Federal
control, and the road Is In urgent
need OF funds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10

80 pound pure Felt Mattress;
good quality ticking. Special this
week Si2.iii.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10

lions by Dwight f'iske. tho New York
composer and pianist who played
three piano groups MR. Fiskc's
music is most magnetic and of great
variety and was played with aathor-
ity., Miss Dorothy Fox. who In
tcrprcted three groups, has a voice
OF rare sympathetic qualities and
made delightful Impression So
ci.ty was well represented ana Il larSe
gathering enjoyed a pleasant after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10

Genuine National Fabric Steel
Spring: high riser style. Special
this week, S6.nJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-10
AMERICAN SUGAR COMPANY
HAS LARGE INCREASE
Record xsO.Gnn.G0O Mere business in
1870 Thnr Was Done I'm

[ Ev .AsAocintcd rrnss

iIS Associated ProSS
NEW YORK March 9Th. vol
une nf business done by the Nmeri
can sugar ReAHinS Company IN 1920
shows Hn increase of Sd0.000.gUO over
the previous year. according To the
annuai report made public today
The total of 100000. 900. President
Earl BhbSt explained. represents the
smallest trnuag" handled ia the his
tory OF the company, high prices
alone accounting for the increase OF
gross receipts.
Operating rroH, OF sI,soo.ooo was
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-23
Prompt Subscription Renewals Are Urged

Those who have thoughtfully re-
newed their subscription in the
past few days have our thanks.
Others who have not done so and
wish the paper continued will kindly
attend to this, as the paper-house
is after us so insisteatly for cash for
our weekly supplies, that we are go
ing to be obliged to cut off all who
won't pay promptly. We dislike to
drop any name but we cant go in
debt week by week for the paper on
which to print that which you read
the Greene County news from, unless
| you do your share financially to keep
the ball rolling. If you are out of
money and cant get any more to
spare right away, maybe we better
rest you Oh the paper business till
| you recover. Some have made ar
engagements for us to carry them q
few days longer, but these times its
a question Only OF days and not
months in newspaper subscription
overruns. A few overruns will
create leak IN the expense account
of any newspaper and all have nov
to watch the leaks closely to come
out on their operations and not LOSE
money.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-23

In making mention of the faculty
of the Agricultural High School last
week, we did not have the full data
ON Miss Louise McCloud, which we
now publish. She has the assign
ment as Mathematics and is B. A..
graduate Of Grenada College. The
school is now running good and we
hope to secure and publish the usual
list OF students in an early issue.
Malissa Taylor, an aged negress,
DIED. in the Bear Creek mill quar-
tiers, Friday September II, 1921, of
that fell disease tuberculosis, from
Which she had beer sufferer for a.
bout year. She was hard work.
ing woman. in years agone having
dipped turpentine and bringing up
her work along with most any OF
those in the orchards.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-23
.@sespBoR!!:s!!! e.
You KNow,

Mrs. Hardy Hayard and little
daughter sailed Tuesday of this week
for her former home, Paris. She
She and DIR. Hardy Hazard, former
ly. of this place, met 10 France during
the war. Mrs. Hazard returns for
visit with her people. -Cltronelle
Call, Sept. 10th.
Mrs Hazard is the wife of a broth
err of Mrs. A. G. Turner. and is known
10 Leakesville from having visited
the latter here.-ED.
Rev. Mcintosh OF the First Pres
byterian Church returned to the
city last night from Greene County,
where be held a successful meeting.
Hattiesburg Citizen, Sept. LIST.
666 is quick relief for constipation
biluosness, loss of appetite and
headaches, due to torpid liver.
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-23
STATEMENT
or the Financial Condition OF the
Citizens Exchange Bank

located nj State Line in the county of Greene
State OF Mississippi. at the close o.. business
Sept 6. 1921. made to the Board OF BANK ex-
aminers
r.oans and discounts s35. $500
United States Bonds. Certificates OF In
debtedness and War Saving Stamps l,3S64S
Guaranty Fund with State Treasurer oOooo
Rani.ing nouse and lot $4,000
Other rea estate owned
Furniture and fixtures L5oooo
Due from other banks-commercial
or reserve funds 7.Ss6.75
Currency 10000
ao,d coin 1000
Silver coin nickels and cents 444-4s
All other items OF Resource. viz;
In course of Collection 5000
Total s52.052 IS
canital stock 100000
surn,us fund 100000
Undivided Profits less amount paid
for interest, taxes and current expenses 324.4s
Individual deposits. subject to check lssiS.s4
Time certificates of deposits @f4eS
Total S., 052 50
Nv S. Candy. cashier do solemnly swear
nancial condition OF The Citizens Exchange
Bank. located at State Line in the county OF
Greene, State OF Mississippi. at the close OF
business on the 9th day of Sept. 1921. to the
best Of my knowledge and belief
Correct Attest w s. CANDY. Cashier.
w. L. Candy Directors
| 4 G.. McNath
State OF Mississippi.
County OF Greene.
Sworn to and subscribed before me by w.
Candy, Cashier this 18th. day of Sept. 1921.
P. b. Burney. Mayor.
My commission expires March 20 1891
NON RESIDENT NOTICE.
State OF Mississippi.
County OF Greene.
In the Chancery Court OF said county.
Pine Cypress Mfg Co.
Mrs. Anna K. Givens
To Mrs. Anna X Givens ana the Peoples
Bank OF Mobile. defendants
You are commanded to be and appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of Greene county
Mississippi. on the
End Monday January ia. d. 1922
to defend a suit in said court o. Pine Cs :
press Manufacturing Company. a corporation
| and petition OF Intervention OF ]. Zimmern s
Co the nature of which is an alta hment SUIT
OF the interest OF Mrs Anna X Owens in ceI-
tain timber in Greene County, Mississippi.
wherein you are defendants.
| Given under my hand and seal of office on
this slst. day of September A. d. 1921.
Chm. CT. SeaD r. d. COCHRAN. Chm. Cik'
1
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-23

Belle Plains. CKan.) News

Belle Plains. Ran.) News
In this day of so many knocks from
a few disgruntled folks at home 1t
is refreshing to know their are some
who appreciate fellow and are not
afraid to say so. This week we re-
ceived marked copy OF the Greene
County Herald. published at Leakes-
vile, Miss, by James Faux, and he
hands the editor of this paper the
following bouquet. 1T is mighty
nice of jim: we have travelled about
with he and his charming wife on
many N. E. A. trip and always
know we have at least two warm
friends when on such journeys. We
are pleased toknow our kodak vie VS.
please for they are always taken,
first for our own pleasure, then the
pleasure OF those with us. We have
taken many hundred pictures during
our journeys with the kodak at our
side. This squih refers to auto ride
we took while on the Florida trip.
1T fell the lot of this editor and
wife to ride in car In which also
rode J. Byron Cain of Kansas and
his little 10 year old son Paul. who
is taking the trip. Byron is an
old friend, as we have been bump
| ing into him and his good lady
these dozen years off and on at
| the National Editorial meets and
| on their tours, and he is jolly
good fellow with an open hearted
friendly nature and together we
all enjoyed the day greatly. He
is an expert kodak man and one
of the best judges of what consti-
tutes a good picture that we ever
saw, and he is right there at the
| psychological moment. Johnny-on-
the-spot. to get a snap when the
right time arrives. He has serv-
ed as treasurer of the Association
and is known unofficially as the
i party photographer though he
only uses large size kokak. HIS
pictures are excellent and we get
a bunch of them each year as do
many OF the party which some
what re-imburses Byron for the
great trouble he goes to keeping
keyed up to high nervous tension.
watching for good picture scenes
and clipping often at great incon-
venience to secure them"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-23

That negro who shot j. B, or Jake
Turner in the hand in q successful
effort to escape as he. was being
brought to Jail by Jake and Justice
Cosper on. Aug. 22nd. was captured
by Sheriff Webb Valley and Deputy
Jonathan Turner Monday night in a
mill quarters above here and after
they had carried him about to sew
eral places tor iden LITIGATION, placed
in jail at Leakesville about $3.50
o'clock Tuesday morning before day
light. At shortly after Z o'clock it
was discovered that he had made
his escape and that in some mystic,
rious way the front jail door was
open. The others prisoners heard
him go down stars along about that
time.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-23
For Sale.

My Residence in Leakesville, also
my farm miles north of $50 acres,
will make good price, for cash, wilt
consider part payment, and balance
on installments.
Nj. l.. BATsoN. M. d.,
Jackson, Miss. -9.21
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-23

The Latest thing in Soft Felt hats
for the College and School Girls just
received. also Ladies Velvets. etc.
Mrs. B. Faux, at Printing Office.
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.

916-21. Rufus Afford to Miss Quill
la Williams.
9-17 Fl. Jim Palmer to Miss Cleatle
Smith.
9 1921. g. L. BYRD to Miss Sarah
Cooley.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-23

Try Display ad OF your wares in
these columns. Rates reasonable.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-23

Fnnished.l
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Carlman drove
out from Mobile Sunday and spent
the day with Mrs. CarIman s sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.. Green near Da-
Wis farm. Mrs. Carlman before her
marriage was Miss Pearl Lewis.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-23
None to CoLORED.

FOR SALE Seven Room Resi-
dence good buildings, three acre
field and good garden. Ia Leakes-
vile, Mss. All for $l,650.00, See
A. f. Cook at postoffice, for
terms. 1929
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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-23
The Greene County
Leaf River Baptist Association

will meet with Washington church
on Friday before the Third Sunday
10 October and run for three days.
Every body has hearty invitation
and we are hoping to have lots OF
good preachers with us.
Fl. N. IRELAND.