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APARTMENT HOUSE DIRECTORY
Furnished andUn Unfunshed Rent
mmdh and M Occupancy
Manhattan-East Side
CIV DOnMC

Manhattan-East Side
SIX ROOMS
s4th St, 1903 E.
Geo. Neiman. 522 5th Ave.
Lexington Ave. 1852. Reasonable.
Agent on premises.
Park Ave, $40. 2 baths, 81, GOO.
Superintendent Oh premises.
SEVEN ROOMS
18th St. 103 f.
Geo. Neman. 500 9Th Ave.
s5th ST.. 100 e. $1,000.
Duff Conger, Inc, Madison Ave. seth St.
Madison Ave. 1863 81 900.
Duff & Conger, Inc, Madison Ave. seth ST.
Park Ave. $40. baths. $1,000.
Superintendent on premises.
1929 Park Ave. cor. Goth ST
Telephone Harlem 1918.
EIGHT ROOMS
10Th ST., 105 f. I,so0.
N. A. Berwin, 103 Park Ave.
1920 Park Ave. cor a6th St.
Telephone Harlem 1913.
Madison Ave. 1910. Light. $500
Apply premises.
NINE ROOMS
Madison Ave. 1919. Corner. $500.
Apply premises.
TEN ROOMS
Duff & Conger. Inc. Madison Ave. & seth st.
Bronx
THREE ROOMS
2315 Andrews Ave.
Agent on premises
Teller Ave. and 163d ST.
Niewenhouse Co. 316 z. 161st 81.
FOUR ROOMS
2S15 Andrews Ave
Agent on premises.
Teller Ave and 163d St.
| Niewenhouse Co.. GIG f. 161st ST.
FIVE ROOMS
1920 ST.. University Ave.
! Inquire at premises.
| 2315 Andrews Ave
Agent premises.
Teller Ave and 163d St
| Niewenhouse Co, 3i6 r. 1G1st 81.
University Ave. and 1921 ST.
Agent on premises.
SIX ROOMS
1920 St. University Ave.
Inquire at premises
| Teller Ave and 163d st.
| Niewenhouse Co.. 3l6 f. 16lst ST.
University Ave. and 1920 St.
| Agent on premises.
SEVEN ROOMS
Teller Ave. and 163d St.
Niawenhouse Co, 3l6 e. 16ist st.
Brooklyn
FIVE ROOMS
Sacket St, IS.
! Doras. on premises.
SIX ROOMS
! Clarendon Road. 22OO.
| Mrs. Tyler. premises.
SEVEN ROOMS
| Hancock. 415 SO monthly
| Mrs Segal. on premises.
EIGHT ROOMS
| Van Buren, St, 157.
! Frankenstein, pi emises
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Queens-saIe or Rent.
New Houses at Forest Hills

From 6 to 8 rooms every modern improve
ment. all city improvements; lJ minutes ride
to Manhattan $4,000 up: tax exempt.
house. corner Colonial av. and Euclid ST..
Forest Hills, Daily and Sunday, l until 3
p. NJ.
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FIVE ROOMS

18th St, ~ w 5000.
Mr.. Gaines. on promises.
10th St. $50 w. baths. 5000
Premises or phone Lsnox 5000
e6ta ST. (740 Wost I1rd AveD. s2.so0-s2, 700
a. H. O'Brien. 2259 Broadway.
9Gth ST. (Wsst End Ave. 74o). 81. .40o-s2, roo.
A. ii. O'Brcc, a2$0 broadway.
i1sth ST.. Ga6 ". $3.50.
Earle < Calhoun. III W. T2d st.
sth Ave, s3i Rata S1a5 Monthly.
John c. Forster. IA Sth Ave-
Broadway and pSth St.
Harry jchift. Broadway and Oath ST.
Claremont Avc. .3 $I.T50
Earle Calhoun, 212 W. T2d ST.
West End Ave-. no. baths. 81. 500.
A II. O'Erl,n, 200 broadway
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SIX ROOMS

i07th St. of0 W. Si.1o0.
Superintendent on premises.
127th ST.. 65 w 500 monthly.
Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford. 1 w. 125th st.
144th St. 565 w. s120 monthly full service.
Goodwin & Goodwin. 260 Lenox Ave.
Broadway and 9sth st.
Harry Schiff. Broadway and 94th ST.
Hamilton Place, 61. Elevator. $115 monthly
Goodwin & Goodwin. 260 Lenox Ave.
Riverside Drive. 540-644
Newmark G. Jacobs. i042 st. Nicholas Ave.
Riverside Drive and 145th St.
Mr.. Wald, Longacre 1856.
Washington Square Apartments.
Pepe. 40 Washington Square.
West End Ave. 500 (cor. s4th ST.. San Jose.
Mr.. Herter, Lenox 1900.
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THREE ROOMS

10th ST., w. $50 Monthly.
Duross, 155 w. 14th st.
54th ST.. 1903 w.
y. A. Berwin. l03 Park Ave.
59th ST.. 200 w. Reasonable.
Mrs. Kent. Circle 34f9
7od ST., 1913 w. $50 Monthly
A. V. Amy. leo w. I'D St.
7ad ST., 1876 w 800 Monthly
A. V. Amy. 100 w. I'D ST.
s7th St, w. 81 1850 up.
NJ. NJ. Hayward & Co., 264o Broadway.
93d ST.. 175 w. 1900.
Houghton Co., ia w. I'D 81.
o3d St., 175 W. $1,000.
Houghton Co.. ia W. I'D ST.
i04th ST.. 210 W.
Allen. on premises
1o4th ST.. sos w.
Brad, on premises.
12Oth ST., II w. $s5-$1S0 monthly.
Shaw. Rockwell Sanford, w 12jth st
Central Park West and ssth st. so,10o up.
w. +. Ingold. premises.
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Attractive North Shore Estate

old Colonial house. modern improvements
surrounded by beautiful lawn, trees snruo-
ma reasonable offer refused for quick sale
H. H. GITDERSIEEyE, W. 3fth, y. y. G..
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BALDWIN, L. |.

BEAUTIFUL ALL YEAR HOMES.
Four room bungalow; near Merrick
cash cash 81 IiS 900 SSs PRICE. ee' .. ~ $4,000
Sweet new room bungalow. with all
depot S5 H't 100 cash. Price. $500
Splendid room bungalow; near bay;
in select all year round section; - ooo
81 900 cash. Price. $4,000
splendid room bungalow; open
porch around front; in excellent ,oo
condition. cash 81 900. Price. $4,000
Beautiful room bungalow every
modern improvement: near bay; IN
very select section: 5000 square feet
G1 ine,9dinr gfGmnd sun sISsD parlor Price 200
One of the sweetest bungalows on the
South Shore; every modern improve
ment; exceptionally large plot very
select section; within . minutes OF
depot; 81 500 cash, balance easy =, 20,
payments. Price, .,........ :.''''. so'oVV
Magnificent brand new bungalow. Z
rooms; on corner 5000 cash: $50
month takes OF principal, IN
terest, taxes and insurance. Price. St'Voo
handsome 7 room cottage. within
minutes of depot; every known
modern improvement; fully screened;
large garaee; most modern heating t
sysnng systgg H Sacrifice ego at .......... $3.50
Magnificent stucco cottage. rooms.
2 baths; select section: near depot
and schools; extra storage compart-
ments: cash 50 900. balance very 80
easy: this is really good. Price, ss'JVo
Gentlemans home. corner, Few
section section in town; 12 rooms every
modern improvement; double car ga
rage fruit orchard: $500 cash :, -co
LUERSSEN,
Immediately TO right as you get off train).
BALDWIN, L. |.
Tel. Freeport 1913.
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10th ST.. w. $75.
Duross, 1o5 w. 14th St
10th St.. 1916 W. 81 1.2oo-s1 800
j. Arthur Fischer. 600 9th Ave.
54th ST.. 103 w.
N. A. Berwin. 1o3 Park Ave
Goth ST.. 121 W. 81 100
Bracher. 200 w. I'D ST.
72d ST.. 167 w.
Whitney, OH premises.
72d St.. 2e5 w. $500.
Earle Calhoun. 2l2 w I'D 81
7ad ST.. 15e w. .3S Monthly.
A. W Amy. 100 W. 72d st.
I3d ST.. Bet Broadway and West End Ave.
Apply to Murray Hill s7s6.
7sd ST.. 157 w. Rent 81 800 to 81 400
Houghton Co.. 174 w. I'D st.
roth ST., 247 w. $75 Monthly
A. V. Amy. 100 W. 7od St
10th ST., III w. 500 Monthly.
| A. v. Amy, 100 W. 72d ST.
Seth ST.. 16s w. Reasonable
Owner, premises.
s9th ST., 62 w. Rent 81 100 TO 81 500
| Houghton Co. ia w. 72d ST.
esd St, 1917 w. Rent $3.50
| Houghton Co.. ia w. I'D ST.
! 2315 Andrews Ave
Agent on premises.
7th Ave. $50. s110-s2oo.
Inquire Regal. on premises.
Central Park West and ssth st. $1,000 up.
| VIM. F. Ingold, premises.
Riverside Drive, 3f2 81 800.
| Houghton Co., IA ". T2d st.
| West End Ave. sG2 fio2-1n3d Sts.), $1,000
| Houghton Co.. ia W. I'D St.
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HUDSON RIVER ESTATE.

so acres. one-quarter mile river: large
house, cottage and extensive outbudings. To
close estate will sacrifice at $4,000 terms
arranged OGDEN & CLARKSON COR
PORATION, I East 49th ST.
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SEVEN ROOMS

18th St. 200 w ss5 Monthly
Duross. 155 w. 14th st.
Goth St, "a w. 1925 monthly
Bracker, 200 w. I'D st.
18th ST.. 229 w. baths. $4,000
Premises or phone Lenox 1000.
SGD ST., go w. $1,000.
A. II. O'Brien, 2299 Broadway.
Saith ST.. 255 w. baths. Corner. $4,000
Premises phone Lenox 1000.
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iteIN 70 rIEnf NN You EtN UT lI"'
BALDWIN, L. |.
Tel. Freeport 1913.
GREAT NECK.

Old English stucco stone and half timber
house tapestry slate roof. remarkable sur
roundings water: bathing. boating privileges
with the property. Comprises about acres
Of handsomely Handicapped grounds. kesl-
dence has 2 master bedrooms, baths. 3
maids rooms. every convenience and finished
in excellent taste. Garage. with apartment
greenhouse orchard. pool. offered way De
low its value. Furnished IL desired.
BAKER CRowELL. Inc.
a. W. saith ST., ~ y 'lty.
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AT WESTPORT
.TWIN OAKS"

Shore front Summer Homes, rooms and
bath: completely furnished and equipped
plano. electric player attachment; victrola
hot water system; garden tools separate
double garage. Located on three shore lots
$50 feet deep, with sandy sopng bathing
beach and additional automobile garage lot.
Entire property for sale 1880
LAWRENCE AGENCY, So. Norwaik. Conn.
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.pIIoNE 1915 WHITE rLAINs. y. n.
FOR RENT OR SALE

nj beautiful Colonial Heights. artistic. new
Z room house, designed 20 solve housekeep-
ing problems without maid garage large
plot: an improvements. see before decidiug
Information. photo, l. ". TASKER, f54
Nassau 81. Phone Bcekman 450O.
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A.-A.-Only $4,000 Cash Required
16i West 18th ST.

Four story high stoop residence, f0xioo: II
rooms and baths. House newly decorated
electric light Just installed. Price sac 600
Immediate possession. Brokers protected
Y. n. ROBERT. 2f1 broadway. Barclay 23f2
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KEW GARDENS.

New one-family, corner, stucco, rooms and
9 baths Plot 50x134; Kew Gardens sta
tion and elevated; also 6 smaller adjoining:
others: fine restricted suburb. CLASSIC
CONSTRUCTION CO., Myrtle and 10th St. .
also Saith Ave. and 18TH ST.. Richmond Hill.
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Washington Heights. Above 1a5th ST..
West Of sth Av.
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An advertisement IN the Lost ard
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility of
recovering vour lost property
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LOTS-LOTS

$50 lots at Little Neck, water and
depot: fully improved: sidewalks, shade
trees, &c: actual value 81 100 per lot: will
sell entire plot this month for S9G 900; this is
less than cost of improvements. HARRY
JOBES, 8 Herman av., Jamaica, n. Y.
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PRIVATE. RAILROAD SIDING

for sale or lease az valley stream, y. J.
vith acreage adjoining Address =. 4.
W A. KANE. 40 y. 4Gth St. New York
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EIGHT ROOMS

SD St.. $50 w. baths. 5000.
A. II. O'Brien, 2299 Broadway.
ssth St, w. Cor. c. 2. w. baths.
Manhattan Leasing Co. 1i9 Church st.
both ST. $40 w. baths.
Manhattan Leasing Co. 149 Church ST.
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924-6 Broadway
Near 21st Street
3o.o x 1884 x irregular.
Area, 4,2o0 So. ft.; 4 stories.
Price, Sl65,OO0
Mortgages, 102,S00 6w
Will lease entire building for long
term at $12, 900 net. Very cheap.
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Manhattan-West Side.

ONE ROOM
saith ST., 1o3 w.
n. A. Berwin, 1o3 Park Ave.
55th ST., Cor 7th Ave. $50.
Apply IN premises.
72d ST.. 32s w. Kitchenette.
Mr.. Andrews, on premises.
7th Ave. $50. $s5-$9o.
Regal on premises.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-06-24
River Flow Up Hill?

ally understood. Any particle Of mat
ter above such aAsurface will be- at q
higher elevation, and If acted upon by
natural forces alone will tend to &c
down toward the water. Mean sea
level Is the surface generally, accepted
as the datum or, reference plane. fol
all topographic elevations. .:s s',
'sThe source of the Mississippi Il
about 1s5O0 feet above sea level
Therefore the unrestrained water al
the source, under. action of natural
forces, tends to go down to sea lesel al
the rivers mouth.
"The combined effect Of gravity and
centrifugal force makes the water ru1
down hill, although the water actually
moves away from the center of thu
earth In doing So"
If you don't believe him or don'l
understand. him. go right on debatini
the question. =
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-06-24

-
.D GORGE oTfs SMITH. director Of
Ay1 ttie Uhlted States geological sur
'vey, solved the old school debating. So
cieties problem whether the MISSISSIPPI
pi river DOESN'T does not flow uphill
and kttr3d the question scientifically
for all ;thne' Here il the answer:
.-.Aseaae describe adown, or..at lower
level aslthe,pdint nearer the center Of
the, earth, and consider the upper as
the one 'f1ftfef from tffe eehter.t@
q eff eonl5 asmaiE area lis, considered
this, Is acticatiy true, but In referring
to widely separated localities, such as
the source. and the mouth of the Mis-
sissippf river, such a definition would
lead tooan 'absurdity; and must ithere1
ifore be incorrect.as y r =. l,r. 4.
. -Now, as the equatorial, radius Of
the earth is about thirteen miles
greater than the polar radius and as
the intefmediats radM differ Id length
,befw9en me limits. ana as the source
Of thes Mississippi - nearly 10 degrees
-pf latitude, further north than !, Its
mouth. it folloYs that the mouth Of
the river Is about four miles further
from the center OF the earth than its
source :, 2, '.sc- ~ - y.
~ Therefore IL woaid seem to run up
!. hill but the surface Of water at rest
.is a level surface as tina. phrase Is usuI
. D. "a
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-06-24

wv ASHINGTON. = Official Wash
w ington smiles. By order of Sec
rotary of War Weeks. Robert j. Quinn,
a $500 clerk in the army adjutant
generals office and-a government en-
ployee for. IS years, has been summar-
lily dismissed following publication OF
a serial novel in which be. is accused
OF belittliDg and ridiculing MAI. Gen,
Peter G. Harris adjutant general Of
the army, and. Col. JEW. lewis OF that
\ Office, e.y7 % ST u sc..G. Iii /;
1.-The serial. entitled "The Lair of. the
white Eion,a has been running, ia the
;,Reclassl facati6nist.i aasmall : weekly
published here IN the interest of a
Decentralization and, regeneration OF
.ithes elyir service Of the government
thildjedited by Quinn. III.
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Society Is Worried

cent years. Now, however, the herd
70 rapidly increasing and from now OBJ
should be a. source of large revenue. !
government department has always
managed the Islands and on the who'll
has done 1t very we'll.
Now. however, by this bill 1t Is pro
posed to transfer to board Of resi-
dents Of Alaska the seal islands. the
fur-bearing animals, the game and the
forests of Alaska. Such action seri-
ously threatens the natural resources
Of the territory. for among residents
Of Alaska, as among residents Of any
new region, there Is little. thought for
the future, and people generally con-
slider only the matter of present gain
--of turning into money anything that
can. be sold. For the United States
to give up for possible local expl6ith-
tiOn such great potential treasure a.
the seal islands, Is to. take a great risk,
The United States is bound by treaty
with, other countries to pay over to
them share Of the annual harvest Of
fur from these islands.
A serious reduction, In the fur seal
herd of the Pribiloff islapds would be q
world misfortune. Fur seals ara found
in only a few. places In the arctic and
the antarctic, and ought to be closely
protected. q. e.; I'll
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g Captain Rarehorse"

Alleging that two invldious .charsc-
tiers in the novel are designed to por-
tray himself and Colonel Lewis, Cen
eral Harris had charges preferred
against Quinn, alleging conduct to
the prejudice of the good order and
discipline and morale of the civil servi
Ice" y y
Quinn countered by preferring
charges against General Harris, alleg-
ing he had shown favoritism in the
conduct of his office and had used gov
eminent ,clerks and property for pri-
vate purposes. He defended his novel
as an expose Of conditions which he
declares should be remedied. I
General Harris was : directed by
Secretary Weeks to refund to the
Treasury a sum sufficient toscoyer the
cost to the government of printing .
booklet commemorate of the gen.
erals son killed In France. Secretary
Weeks said General Harris had caused
the type to be set in the'War depart
ment printing Office, and that while
the total expense probably would not
exceed $40 or $l2; it was manifestly
improper for a government official to
use official material and equipment for
such purpose. 81 .f.sE
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-06-24
American Defense

IT. HE fur seal islands of Alaska
endangered by the bill (H.
5694) introduced by Representative
+. Curry of California, says the AID
Jean Defense society. This bill tr8
rfess tB aboard of FIVE residentd
Alaska, with great powers, pretty nj
allSthe national things In Alaska
cept the coal mines and the natiqA
. When THE Uhited States bod
Alaska. from Russia in 1867, the
sch islcAdss were, so far as
known. the most valuable thing
rahfHfeat te1fit6ry. { For many "a
since then, these islands have broJt
M fffuch-munev to-the government
terrupted during the period of pel
sealing and again, to some extent4 1
the laundering Of congress in mor{
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-06-24

's stns thst isan ths hssaa , ven a6o0ye. a
that "! ID. the earth beneath, ortshat is
~ hs;vafeS iadsf ;ssasth; u Rn-
godus 90 a. ~ r II XII 20
n Ihiss & the iaRssfss AZ the s.BiBIe On
WHICH the chicagoan stands. He, aps
peared before Gh6mak Sell head 9f
9the pSssp ort stitvIsion, and fnAslerabpii-
Catch f6e a spassporf tH it'd ofday
IND edenI where 'hes tHtsAded 10 be-
come 4 hfssiSaai ,ss sez a 9irsg 3if49on
learned tifat itswas eeceSsar5'' to have
i tMe. 3hatAgEaphso tel ken ia IA a1fach to
the passport sf$r.s idspt 5iea tiop, ,pufs
poses. hes refused to- allow htsnself to
be photographed. He referred Mr..
:.Sels ~ H. hiblttal passage quoted.
Upon advice Of Mr.. Sell. Johnson wrotk
the letter to Washington.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-06-24
Chicsgoan Says bible Bars Photographs

sIHICAGO has a mai who believe In
1.-the Bible. thinks he understand i,
Hand has hesconage. of his convict ps
Witness the following letter which las
been. received by the Department Iof
'f' sAsst1starys Of ssatd, washington %
G. Dear -Sir-In accordance will In
! strueti6nS given lAieS ct the pass Srt
Office. Of Chicago, the writer herd 18th
'tdesfreesy tt gKS fhA.qeason for fal llre
to .usmit photographs with app ca.
ton for passpo rts as is usually r.
Quired. Y
'The objection is purely a religious
one and is based upon a passad Of
the Bible found In Exodus 20:4. = Il
tie hfnff e6NSitti6n9 and belief of1tbe
writer, that the making of photogr Iks
Is the same as making 'likenesses naI
lEas Bsaii II lssd ismsnt. 'Ss'
/ However, there is another Nd ans
Of fdentification namely, such a the
loss Of q finger. The applicant has lit
|, u nitger OF the left hand missing. IAN
|SEof this be specified in the passpo
Lx.f CARL WI JOHNSO1p IL
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-06-24

William wilkie
Collins. the son of
n Landscape and
o rtrait painter,
was born In Lon
don, January 8,
1924.
He died Sep
TENDER 2S, 1850.
After some pri-
waite education mt
home he spent
three years In
Italy with his
father. On his
return he Became
A. clerk with a
firm of tea mer-
chants I'm Lon
don, but tea was
not to his taste ,
he studded law Mt
the famous Lin
coins Inn and was
called IN the bnr
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-06-24

~ - A'su rHA LEr scl'2
|rtsoo Of dsasews,Aa.sr j ,ress IN voc
were Of Il eqassff density We xouBd'has;
a population Of U0O.ood In the e0n,
tfnefltal D4utedt Statsssrandb ai1hoNEh
nearly half of the country is moan
famous. the people are normally able
to get their living out Of what they
produce @rft still shayesa senfoEtnble
.balanee ofstyade ~ their favor. Il;
Ths;s SalvadoFean people are diifer-
| ent, from, those OF any other CeftraI
American std@ THEY. hhaS zi1adle
1class.r Theres are rtl1ousanSis soGy little
FARMS not snpcA larger ythaas 2 good
t slssa E sF s48 Il eeiss e1 !.
screated: G In noS other way could 4 mil.
lien and a. rquaFter. souls; tind SUBJ
sistepee on 5000 square miles 81 ter
ritory, nearly half u It ihddhtSfnA
+. ! NIaaraaaass a and R.vg9l YiEa e.
4 Nicaragua ~ in much the capdjtiop;or
Honduras There have; been fevolu-
| lions there since the mehofys 'tf the
linhabitfnts ruiineth not Ltd The e6n-
trafy. Here ofis ssaesea- theusaufhop-
portnrities cfors NE ,fdesslennept sof
sgreat. wealth. Virgins fQrestse@ Az the
precious woods In the category extend
ing for miles on end; coff6e nhfnds
where millions Of pounds o1ihe1hdid
coffee might be- grown; sugar lands
| WHICH might Yield hundreds 'of. thou
sands of sacks -of slirsfr. 6i{ds 9f,fcal
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-06-24

lpiN skilEAa Ia L > "a. ~ 3 3
.scssis vi ~ 5iss A. .sssf or sw =
Scene IN Settled p
scsaI zs-.Ss y ] 80 S9a A..
| tprspsrS &a6y stEs sSStsonai esosr aphio 30
SsOe 5lt cjsftu1 ishipItonss o. CT <
o;The creatioR 0f a "uBited States Of
\ Central iAmAEisa." !, and troubles be-
tween Rapane AND Costa Rica which
| alnibstde da teswGE chave drawn atten-
| ,tions to. sthes .cpuptrtes south Of the
Carihhean' jsbs recently more strongly
than at saay ttnte ,siues the',completicp
of. the P2fasbu tanqES Nowhere else
In heswprlds lstH Nature been more
bountinils in chem blessings of natural
fesoufcea ahha5in the: Caribbean. re-
ssons ! Ereryfhhug that her, treasure
hoasaD lsSids hEs ;baen bestowed with
.EarishJ rahdr also aGitf6 impartial, hand.
Someone aHss d1lIseBeit that If you
ttckiea tie gruinaa xah a hoe.it smiles
back sCa. SaAn and 4esr3ain 1T Is that
M aaS. oiien0e, tDesA countries the
gf6Rnf 6fsha tAs&l resources may, he
ttialslad with thR noe OF foreign capital
Fahd 1T .sfhiles- fack with ,yains; Of
s6ealtks sbaQa 81 sGi.I-1, Il! 81;
EleThese IeoiRAaes are spearly all fa1
FSorea 1SAke las natural wealth, but
There As, az $ase difference in the del
freSpniefe. of that .wenith-rai differl
fe9ae TRAIT hSass .bes attributed almost
wholly Gtc the character of. the: goxernI
tnenfs; in 1t3se srespeotiye countries
/ In some Of these lands the milk and
honey Of plenty 11ows In bountiful
stream. others S-are In wretched
enough to Keep the gaunt wolf Of
-hunefr FROM ,gp4xing at their vitali
dag AMI might 3asd year n and yeaf
Out < I1s trayeling through these counF
4 'ries., one Is Impressed with the fact
that prosperity ahides with good ruiz
and poverty dwells with misruIe,
IN piffsssnos III - eveIopment,
Astarting ssdts witE tkeAeaslIy demon
strated fact thai there -tsl very LITTLE
1.dtfferfrce- between these countries ii
fkhelf natural resources, At. Is interest
Ting TT l6oF atoauqd and .neties chat b
fSdSt. ttinerense there -iIsin the Use skdt
Is being made Of this natural wealth
One need not 80 out Of the confines
Of Central America to SEQ thlss II
I would reqxlre ok &lGadors' to maize
eneaH Honduras, sanda.yet Salvador he's
twice the pspulaAion OF Honduras and
larger Ef6feign + comnerce Costa
Rica Is less than half : "a. big ,dE
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-06-24

do you. think the motor WIN en-
tirely supersede the horseyt r. ,fy
II hope not" replied Farmer e4hS
tossel. "There must be some market
for hay depend on what 1s2leppI
on hay to buy gasoline"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-06-24

fnou shalt not make unto the67any
craven image. or any likeness Of any
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1921-06-24

n 1sS1.- But he was still driftingj he
way not attracted to the law. though
no found his studies OF great use to
him In later days.
The death of the eden. Collins I'm
1S47 put the son partly In the way of
asding himself, .fqx he published his
fathers life in two volumes the next
year. He had been turning over his
experiences of three years. life In Italy,
snsl I'm 1850 appeared his nrst novel,
"Antonina, or the Fall OF Rome.'
ABnsiIv was published In 1852, and
"Hfde and Seek" I'm 1854. He had not
attracted the attention of the public
ms yet. The great event of his life.
however, came I'm 1851, when he made
the acquaintance of Charles Dickens.