davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28
SJEZD CSL. MAR. SDRUzENf
Jmeno zmeneno ma AmericKe
Narodni Sdruzeni Cechoslova-
lzd. Ustredna prelozena do
Clevelandu.

Chicago, 20. list. Dnes dopo-
ledne zahaiiIa Sized Ceskoslo-
venskeho Narodniho Sdruzeni
mistopredsedka t6to organisa-
ce, pi. Anna Stolfova "a pfi-
tomnosti delegate re statu Hi
ncisu, Nebrasky, Mmnesoty a |
Michigan. N6kter6 staty, jake
na pr. New York, daily Sc zastu
povati mistnimi delegaty Kro-
me krajskych vybor6 a odbo-
eek Mar. Sdruzeni, byly zastou
peny t6z nasledujici organisa-
ce: Narodnf Hlavni Rad G. S. |
P. S., Ustfedni Vybor Jednoty
Ceskych Dam, Ustfedni VFbor
S. p. j., VJkonny Vybor Sokok
sk6 Obce V Anerice, Sokolska
Zupa Stredni, Velkorad StatuI
illinois c. S. E. p. j., |. Okr.
Shor Mar. Sloycnske Ligy.
Pc reel mistopredsedky pi.
Stolfove, iez mimo jine pouka-
zala, ze predseda ustredny
Sdruzeni DR.. Pecival taiem-
mix, p. Musil, vzdali Sc syych
nradu, pfistoupeno k volbe
sjeZdovych uredniku timto W
sledkem: Predseda, p. F. M.
Vacha z CleVelandu; misto-
predsedoVe, D. JOS. +. Sramek
pi. Anna Stolfova; tajemnici
p. Bret. Jonas a p. V. Fucik, z
Detroit. u Cleyelandu podileli
Sc Ma sjezdu p. Vacha a pi.
M. Zemanoya "a Narodni Sdru
zeni a p. Bernreiter "a Mar.
HlaVni Rad G. S. Z. S.
Cd pocatku az do konce
preVladala We siezdu do
bra nalada ukazalo Sc mimo
jine,. die zprav zastupcu kraj-
skych Vyboru a odbocek, re Ma
rodni Sdruzeni jest organisacl
zivota schopnou.
Chicago, 27. list. V strucno-
sti nasledujlci jsou dulezita u
sneseni sjezdu Ceskoslovenske
no Narodniho Sdruzeni, jenz
byl vcera zahajen dnes skon-
cen:
Jmeno Zm6neno ma: Ameri-
cke Narodni Sdruzenl Cecho-
sloVaka.
Tendence: Pokrokove svobo-
domyslna.
Pfisp6vky; Pro jednotlivce,
81; pro spolky, So.
Ustredna prelozena do Gle
velandu a ieji organisaci po-
vefen tamni krajsky yybor.
Vydavani 'Poaelstvi' bude "a
staveno a na miste toho budou
vydayany mformacni bulleti-
ny.
Bylo odhlasovano poslatt
million korun presidentu Ma.
sarylovi K pouziti, jak ia do
bre uzna a odpustiti $4,000
jez poskytnuty byly Sokolu ia
ko pujcka dobe konani Sic
tu,
O jednani sjeadovem buds
vydan protokol, nikoli v5ak tai
nakladnV. iako poSledn4,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28

Riizne bavlnene zbozi
19c OBLEKOVY SOTYS = 27 pal. sroky
lo5s, 1Ss'Ay yard 'islay' jea . $500 yafda l21c
YARD. SIR. BlLENY MUSELfN - who'd
ny na prosteradla atd. 5000 yar- 1c.
22c NEBHENY SHEETING - 40 pal. sir.
bezvadny snadno vybileni 1000 1E.
TlSTENY MADRAS - yard SIR, ma kos-
lie, zivatky obleky, 39c hodnoty 9E.
1900 yardd po ... ZCC
36 PAL. SIR. SCOUT PERKAL - ma "a
stery saty, 10000 yardd tomto 1r.
Csc SHAKER FLANEL - bileny, 36 pal
Sir, ma nocni 1bory, atd 5000 10
yardu po AOI
Baiey's-Sklepeni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28

CSC DETSKE GUMOVANE ZASTERY -
do hry, tomto prodeji %
Jen "a ......,..... ......s.,..
35c NAKUPNt BRASNY - vosIo Or
vaneho platpa zadanych velk. LC~
9sc OCELOVE NUZKY- rjiznych cE
49c GUMOvANE DOMACf IA o0~
STERY - velk6, pouze "a JJS
SC HEDVABf K SITf - vsech ba- I'll
rev, SO yardove Spulky "a ... JZN
Csc GUMOVANE DETSKE KALHOTKY
rdznych velkosti, tomto pro- 101'
42c A 45c SAMETOVE PODVAZKY -
cerne neb bile, tomto prodeji Or
Jen .....-.-.-.-.r.4.f.-svs svs-s-.y.vs-..r.s.-s @~~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28

Stuhy, sally a vazanky
89i STUHY 49c - Krasne stuhy do vlast
i ma serpy moherovy staed, kostkova-
ny okrej, 6 palcd Stroke, vsech AOc
pozadovanych barev, yard "a :. V1N
39c Az SOC STUHY - do vlasu jinak,
celohedvabne, 512 pal. Sir. tez ma %
serpy, ozdobam atd, yard "a HV~
$500 Az $500 sally -, cesan6 Why
velke, pfipojenym pasem kapsami
tfepenim, nektere S limcem. CC 10
Vsech barev jen ......... VO. 40
$1.50 Az $2.9S VAZANKY - prekrasny
vyber limcG celych setG, pekne or -
IVORY oblekGm, kabdtdm atd. OOS'
soc Az 75c VAZANKOVE ZBOZf - no
We IVORY benatskych krajek limce
lie sopravy, tuxedo vzor, krem neb CE
ecru, "a tohoto prodeje jen "a wv
Bailey's--Prizemi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-11-28

$3.50 IMPORTOVANY VELVETYN -
yard siroly stalobarevny, ma damske,
divci detsk6 obleky. Cerny, cC "A
hnedy navy, TOM prod. yd P@s III
SIPS PLAIDOVA OBLEKOVA LATKA
JAMESTOWN - SO pal sir, dobrych
vzoru a kombinaci. ZvlaStni cena 90
tomto prodeji yard "a . OOA
35c MERCERIsOVANY SATEN - yard
siroky vsech barev, ma spodnicky, 80.
bloomersy a podSivky zvl cena yd A%as
$1.5s SATENOVY MESALIN = yard Sir,
cerny zadanych barev, ma, blI-6sT TN
zy kabatove podsivky, yard %As sAU
$l.69 CERNY SAMET - jednoduchy neb
Paon hedvabny ma zdobeni oble- c. Gr
XII a klobouku, yard jen -. TG sVV
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02
MILLIONAIRE HELD
IN SW|NDEE EXPOSE
wv DAVIS, oAlo 'FlNsNclER, ON
D En- ARREsT-aELExsED ON
y $4,000 BOND.
SIX TY OTHERS ARE ACCUSED
Officials Say Three. scorXn Prominent
"a Men VIII BE Indicted io,connec.+
tion With $4,000, 900 sehems ii
s' Evidence ,rublishkd. Is.

Chicago.--Sixty men, many OF them
leaders in banking and other business
connections in their communities, win
be indicted in connection with the al
legged Charles w. French $50.000,000
.swindle trust" federal officials have
announced
y: Col. John v. Ciinnin, assistant dis.
trict attorney, in charge Of the inyes-
tigation into the alleged gang, said he
had sufficient evidence Which would be
presented to the federal grand jury
meeting early In September to warrant
the indictments.
Evidence disputing the claim Of z.
Nv. Davis. Cleveland and Canton mil
lionairs, that 100000 Of Davis notes
feizsd by federal agents In the inves-
figation of French and his alleged
f'swihdle ring" are either 20 years old
pr forgeries, was made public by Col,
Gilman. Davis was arrested at Canton
and released under $4,000 bond.
The evidence produced by Col. Gin.
hin In letter ON the stationery Of the
Diamond Portland Cement company.
pf which Davis is president, and sign
bd with his name. It 10 dated March
20, 1891, at Cleveland, and addressed to
g. J. Coach. of that city. The letter.
kfter recommending French to Coach
hnd endorsing the Securities Develop
nent company being organized BY
French At kansas City. Mo-. says in
hart.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02
TAX LEGISLATION
GIVEN PREFERENCE
REV ENUE BILL, GIVEN PREFER.
: ENcE.6Y THE COMMITTEE.
BRITISH TO PROTEST.
MR. PENR0sE's PREDICTION
Thinks Tax Measure Can Be Whipped
into Shape for. Submission to the
Senate September 21--Many
Protests Over Tariff.

Washington legislation was
given preference over the tariff by
the senate committee and arrange
ments were made for the committee to
begin actual consideration of the house
revenue bin September 1. The tax bill
will occupy the attention OF the COM
mittee exclusively until 1t is ready for
submission to the senate, which Chair
man IPenrose believes will probably be
when congress reconvenes Septem-
ber FL. a'H'''e IS So mum tssss
when decision was reached TO dis-
piacd the tariff. 1t was. said In some
quarters, that the permanent tariff bill
woulh probably not. be enacted until
afte1 the new year. Hearings ON the
MEASURE are only about ine.fourth fin
ished, and In addition treasury experts
have yet to begin assembling data on
American wholesale selling prices with
out which. according to committee
members. the contemplated revision Of
house rates cannot be started.
Z U9tl taxes are taken up the com
mitt}et will continue hearings ON the
tariff. taking up the wool schedule and
some OF the agricultural list. Tho
committee. 1t the request Of the state
department, has also agreed to hear a
British deputation. who. It Is under
STOOD, will protest the proposed rates
on high speed steel The delegation
includes Arthur J. Balfour, 8. }. Rob.
insoh. Peter MacGregor and }. C.
Wash. who represent the Sheffisld
chai}sbsr Of soHsmerco. Reprssenea-
tive3 OF the Chicago association Of
comtnerce also VIII be heard on the
subject OF American valuation, on
whidh, however. the committee has Al
ready acted.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02
JUDGE uI IEsrs EVIDENCE.


eatN Of Cider. h. Rottsd tuto poilce
Court " lptlieensaM =
chicago: 4Roheep zhSfh9s. hraial
hon rolled : Barrel Of cider info. the
wabkeasan,ipoiic court. /, ftffwss' the
evidence against George PafheT !
prominent merchant OF .sthes xillaga,
WHO vas chafsedlwtth selling the bev.
erage.
Magistrate waiter Taylor jndlcIous.
ny asked whsfhsrEths zesfdsnes han
been tested, and "A. negative reply
brought an order 10 tap the barrel.
The judge drained d tumbler full and
then ordered Mcmahon to put the evil
dence to the test.
A moments hesitation. then the
Judge again rose to his feet, less pom
derously this time.
Two hundred dollars and costs" !"
he ruled. and. Of course, the liquor is
confiscated."
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02
rur PRiNrERs on NOTICE
clneDnrafi gmpieysrs Plan Return d
Old status Win Waue Cut.

! Observation-Disclosures Of . return 70
the status sprior to the existing agree
ment. has been posted In book and lob
shops By members. Of the Cincinnati
PRIMERS League. This action. which
followed the failure of the employers
and representatives of tho bookhind.
ers. pressmen. press assistents and
TypSgraphical Union % 70 reach an
agreement regarding arbitration Of
the 44-hour week Is Interpreted 70
mean : return 70 HE 4a-hour wsek and
arsluctioa ofwagss. sbssinning SApk !.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02
LABOR INVESTIGATES
CORPORATE GRANTS
CLAIMS DENIAL EQUAL RIGHTs
ANp oPPoRruNITlEs WTH
CORPORATE INrEREsTs.
TO PROBE THE BANKS ALSO
VIII Make Sure That Labocs Deposits
Are No<esised Against Fhem. G
says Esseutivs cojqs.l :,
At Atlantic citySnesa

Atlantic City, N. jim order that
corporate inddstfes conducted under
corporate grs6 shall be operated for
the aommonssooS and mot merely fof.
the profit ota spss of msnt,sthe s1-
ecutive council af the Amerieah FEEDER
ation of LABOR announced fhs4 1t pur:
poses to iatssasats this entire sub.
iect. so thai the, people Of our land
may be fails snd accurately apprised
OF the real lsftnntion Of affgirs."'
Rights. privileges and ohportunities
equal to those granted the corporate
interests ar6skzhanded bx. the wage.
earners, saih the council. Declaring
that an inquiry will alsdSbe mada,
with view Of devising comprehens
sive plan for the correctopy OF the
grave dangers and great evils that
have fastened themselves aike barna.
cles upon our people"
Organized labor" the statement
said. "intands not to suffer longer uu--
der the Persistent efforts being made-
TO misrebAesent their hopes. aims apd.
aspirations, landxto deny them equal
rights and opportunities witha all other
Olasses OF citiss1d.
! Dsporing ARe diecriminations asaInx
the workers In favor Of orsanized ip<'
dusttial corlpaat4 intsrsstk the couns'
eli declared that 1t will giEe attentioa
TO the revisb6t - plano BY whish I'M
PsrcAip rigAtap4s page sArnsrs mA,S
fully recognixkd' and adequately saf6r.
guarded and SO that corporate inter
ests may no longer use tXair 6fganized
power to deny like right ~ organize
tion and collective power ssstAe wage.
earners. 3
I. The coS1Qi1 declared that the COD
spiracy apd anti'combinatidn laws were
being mihessd against the workers In
behalf OF the csrporate ineeSSsts and
refefred especially to the akapsas iti%
dustfial court law as only ANOTHER at.
tempt to 6aeny the wage carriers tina.
right OF organization and II collective
deci3ion u pf0t40t themselves against
the enGaaaahMPts Of corporate
wealth"
MThe council" It waSsadded PRO-
poses that careful review and analy.s
sis de made Of all laws md legal dods,
trtnds Of this kind. and II 40 Adequa4
remedy can be devised to novent the
sgsisvances md Sbuses nov. pyevalent.
then effqrtsTpe made that ALI anti
comkinatf6n Xw8 and conspiracy doc,
trines whichskave been febeatedly,
used to prevent the workers. aexercis-
IND their coIfsstlve bargaining rights
am privileges shall be wiped off our.
st4qte books: Nv 4.
behalf VfHthe wage earhers tbs
col Hcil deciann1u1h hat 1t would hot onfxs
pr est agaifst all "thea9eysalcial ds-
eli bns. LED 6ooelke tendencies and
pr tices of corporate interests. but
pr bpses to undertake thd pIganizi6g
Of lpcal committees througilbut tiEe-
la and through them to familiariza
tn public Of all that 10 going on ard
pr Fessil l1qmfaq review the latitude
an acti4tief Of 1Pll grouns hid inter.
es AZ - rs Ahe iegislatlye enact.
md hts and judleIal decisio1s which aie-
do tuctive Dkhe worhSsx eQuals
ri Is. privRefel land oppoEtdaities. & :.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02
REFERENDUM IS
SUGGESTED IN ERIN
LONDON SAYS CRITICAL STAGE
HAS BEEN REACHED, siNN =
FEM GONE FAR ENOUGH.
ULSTER IS GIVING NO HELP
Obstinate silence on part of North
IRELAND is Chief obsfacIe--Dub-
lin May Accept Dominion
Status A. Last Resort

London.-The Irish negotiations ntw
have reached the critical stage in tn,
British view. as mirrored by the great
majority OF newspapers, including those
previously supporters Of the home rule
and those advanced liberal newspa-
pers such as the Daily News and the
Manchester Guardian, which In the
past have gone almost as far as the
Sinn Feln.
They think the Sim Feln declara-
tions Of general principles have gone
tar enough and that the time has come
for dropping declarations or principles
and getting down to the business Of
arranging the terms, ifethe Sim Fein
proposes to negotiate the proposals
which the government offered to set
forth in detail In Prime Minister Lloyd
Georges first letter. wn
The British find 1t difficult to ana.
iyze Mr.. de valera's exact position
from whatever light his latest notes
, throw upon It. There is the belief, or
at least the hope, that the policy OF the
Irish republican cabinet will be, while
constantly affirming Ireland's claim
10 independence, to negotiate It the
same time terms for dominion status
Under the new watchword OF consent
yf the governed"--in other words. that
while clinging TO the assertion OF the
Inherent right Of Independence. the
cabinet will consent" to accept do
minion status. bargaining to the last
ditch for the nearests approach to In
6spsndeAcs possible.
. 1t is hoped here that the final solu-
tIon may rest upon referendumh Of
the irish people. The New Statesman.
which Is the most solid organ OF the
labor movement and q constant and
we'll informed friend OF ireland, as
serts that four-fifths of the Irish people
would vote for the acceptance OF the
British terms.
II the Irish republican cabinet event
aally refuses the British terms, q ref
srendum of the British people probably
twill follow In the form OF the British
government resorting to general elec-
lion to give the country chance to
reject or confirm the governments
policy. snA M g IS
Judging from the newspapers again,
!herS Is . distinct hardening OF British
sentiment In the direction Of coercing
The Irish with more force than hitherto
has been used. British sentiment,
they declare. would approve this.
based on the feeling that tho govern.
ment has offered very generous con-
cessions and that the secession Of Ire
land could not possibly be permitted,
Ulster apparently is giving no help
to compromise. and Mr.. de Valera, 1t
Is believed here, must drop any hope
Of making an arrangement with the
northern provinces whereby they wfli
present = united front with Southern
Ireland to Great Britain. n
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02
ciRL FouLLv MURDERED.
BODY found Floating In Creek In Flor
A.- ida by Small Boys.

Iod py SHSAH~ooyss
sd Petersburg. Fia.--The body oi
Mis4 Virginia Turner, daughter Of A
C. Turner OF Clearwater. former couu
ty commissioner. was found foatins
In a creek Is miles from Clearwater
by two small boys. One OF the young
woman's arms had been broken and
she had been stabbed through the
heart. '''.'''t n, ''''''
TIE young woman left home Wed
nesday to go to Tampa. The body wa,
found about $50, feet from = bridge
whidh, according to officials, appeared
to have been the scene Of recent au
tomSbile wreck. The body was taker
to clearwater.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02
ANOTHER TEXAN rARRED.
Beaumont Electrician Also WMppee
by Band 81 Masked Men. 81

Beaumont, TexAs--Jl W. B0rdorn, an
electrician. was taken from his office
ct Silsbee By several m asked men and
carried into the country in an automo-
bile, where be was tarred. feathered
and whipped. according to word 70
csivsd here from the sheriff Of Hardin
county.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02
Jusr 4 fxMitS' AFFAIR.
Man and Wits stage Own Election
issus Carries overwhelmingly.

Plainsftelds, llL a. Hartong and
his wife were the whole works" in an
election heid here,
They were the election officials and
the only voters. & 'rhe DIGESTION was
irhsthe9 khs,H HarteRs farpsts to be an
nexed to the Plainfields school district.
Al the polling place Mrs. Hartons
acted as judge and clerk while her
hdsbanA cast his s6te. them they trad.
cd. Together they counted and record
Cd the votes.
Ii ~sis reported the Issue carried
overwhelmingly.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02
LESSON FOR SEPTEMBER 4
FROM PHILlPPITo ATHENS. /.


| LESSON TExT--Acts ls.9: T7:15
GOLDEN TExT-The angel of the lord
encarnpeth round about them that fear
| him, and delivereth them.-Psaim A;7
REFERENCE MATERIAL--I and II
rhess.
PRIMARY ToPIc-God Takes Care Of
Paul and sifas
JUNIOR TopIc-A Midnight Experience
In Phiiippi.
INTERMEDIARY AND SENIOR TOPIC
Courage in the Face of Persecution.
| YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
| Preaching with Prosecutions.
!. Paul and SIIas in Jail (vv. 1920.
]. The occasion tvv. 1920. When
the demon was cast out of the maid
her supernatural power was gone;
therefore, the source of revenue was
dried up. This so exasperated her
owners that they had Paul and SIias
arraigned before the magistrates on
false charge Those men ought
to have rejoiced that such a
blessing had come to this poor girl
They cared more for their gain than
for her welfare This Is true Of tho
iniqditous crowding together Of the
poorlin unsanitary quarters In our ten
ement ustricts ana tne neeiec, Oh pre-
cautions for the safety of employees
IA 1nops anu STORES. "itnout any
chance TO defend themselves they
~e.q sti.ppeu Ana osa,e. " 'ne ansIs
lnop alp sneh nsnueu - ,a''' anv
ws1g n'aue ins' ~ s'ocks ~ s"o 'n"es
pl,sY -, 49,
uei1v'Os - Jul -. -
.ne ~ers playlns 1lu s'nsus as.l''
- u :. SENS tu,.1 "As' s'as
@ s,'ou'u pray uu ~. sou's
'.onf ous - s'ns nsmu. ua.1e s1
s.- = 49, ass'...se .."a- - =. .ss !.
.vn,e nv - 90. =, ..'.-. -
- 49, .. sA.ousn 80 ~. - 80 ~ -
~sH ens.. $3.50 -. - 49, u.
rs ~ - - -. :. ~ = ~ 49,
- '''oss -I l'.'-. y ' - - 80 ~.
e Z. VIC 81, = -
I ! ''o.ow ,e.o'e !, 49,. - "s1 80. 80
E''.s -. .a~e' q ,la'... 'a'n.s' ."s''
~ r. uyu - s'' s.a - rs.
a. a.e,a '.e,...s -
10y osa. sss.,1 u.. ,.',.ss 49, - s.ssa s -.
slea' ealtnquaAe wnIcn opsneu .ne
,sp" W. M 80 ''1
'1 ~ - ru rus -. ,.u..
| o. -,
-,
| 's s"pas u.1 NO. - 49,.
AoI '.o =, aAss-
~
\
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02
. NerthclI va iin AntIpodea.

I, lsis tioTthc.lfsair Antipodes-
London Northcliffe has com.
'pleteds ,anothers lap Of his trip around
the world. A Reuter- message reports
hts arrival at Auckland. New Zealand.
He received An officiAi welcome.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02
IkPR0vED UKlfUKM INTERNATIONAL
SlI11ldayScflool
' Lesson

by REV r b. F1TZWA1ER. ID. D..
Teacher OF English Bible In the Moody
Bible Institute OF Cheago.)
co., 1921. Western Newspaper Union.J
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02

nlli Wills.-The first meeting of IL,
Jones' kcouny B. Y. p. y. copventio,
vas \ pa at Indian Springs Baptis
churcl The attendance was estimato'
at l.0p. Seventy-five young peo3a
pledge themselves for religious work
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02

Jac1son.--Tur the first time in the
histoSE Of the stats board of examin
srs ptpers have bean handed In BY
Cathogr sisters seeking the profession
Il licdnse. Last year q number Of the
sistert took the regular state examina,
tt0n 4 the close Of the summer nor.
NAL sehool ct vicksburg. but hereto
fore nh applications for the profession.
q liceRse have been made. n -
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02

Msr )ian.--W. n Baskin, Of the eylaw
firm Baskin 4 Wilbourn Of Meria-
San. q = Of the best known lawya3
Of MI issippi. 10 reported Improving.
eollow rs surgical operation at To-
cai hd pital.
Hlii ille.-Dr. r. H. Crawford. su-
psrint bdent Of the South Nississippi
ohArit Assptonly-o y-ovagsusns~sU@1soen1ss
-. lfinn-. 70 attand the clinic Of tho
1Goyo nro4hers. vesl1famcus surreons.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-09-02

LESSON. TExT--Acts ls.s: u;l5.
GOLDEN TExT-The angel OF the Lord
encarnpeth round about them that fear
him, and delivereth them.-Psalm Aa.
REFERENCE MATERIAL--I and II
rhess.
PRIMARY ToPIc-God Takes Care Of
Paul and siias.
JUNIOR TOpIc--A Midnight Experience
In Phiiippi.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
Courage in the Face of Persecution.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Preaching with Prosecutions.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-08
INSTRUCTION CARDS
To GATHER VOTERS
BOB UP IN FIELD
Brooks And Murray. Independent
Candidates For Sheriff, Have
Names Printed On Slate Of
Rival Factional Candidates Of
Democracy
SOME VOTERS LIKELY
TO BE CONFUSED

The four-cornered fight for the
Democratic nomination for Sheriff in
the impending primary has reached
such an acute stage that Charles n
Brooks. of Annapolis, and George T.
Murray. Fourth district, who are run
ming Independent of Organization
or Progressive" Endorsement, have
resorted to vote-catching tactics apart
from personal campaigning among
the voters of the several districts.
Both of these candidates have had
printed, sample instruction cards, such
as voters are permitted to carry into
the booths. setting forth their respec-
tive names. as means of offsetting
the cards distributed by the rival fac
tons
The most sweeping of the two is
that of Murray. who has two sets of
such cards, each of which carry his
name with the TX" mark boxed off as
the Democratic candidate for Sheriff
in addition to the factional candidates
for other Offices. Brooks, on the other
hand, has card with the "Organiza-
ton" candidates printed on one side
and the Progressive" slate on the re-
verse. and his name. in each instance,
for Sheriff, though all other candidates
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-09-08
PASSES RULING ON PAY
OF SCHOOL TEACHERS

In an opinion to George H. Reavis,
assistant superintendent OF public
schools of the State, Attorney General
Armstrong holds that the County
Commissioners of the various coun-
ties must provide funds for the pay
ment of school teachers at the mini
mum rate prescribed by the last Leg
islature, even though levy of more
than 40 cents on the 800 of assess
ment is necessitated.
In his opinion, Mr.. Armstrong rules
as to which of two conflicting statutes
shall take precedence. One requires
that County Commissioners shall pro-
vide funds in accordance with bud
gets submitted by the County Boards
of Education, provided that levy OF
not more than 40 cents is necessary
The other law is the teachers min
imum salary law 1t is this statute
which the Attorney General holds
takes precedence over the other