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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25
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Muessel in the new tire firm viii be
Giles Kane. who graduated from
Notre Dame last spring.
John Rupp. the pride Of MisAa-
waka. spent an evening in south
Bend last week
THERE'S NOTHING FUNNY
ABOUT THIS. But
Piu Cass showed 'em how cord
tires were built out IN front OF his
store yesterday afternoon.
Remember a couple Of weeks ago
when that "61" was running in the
paper? You didn't know what II
meant. didja2 It's the Cadillac
Model 81. Dick Kuehn let the secret
out today.
n we could Just think
OF something funny about
Jack Taylor or II Dave
Boswell had broken any records
Automobile or phonograpa-
or II Ben Walters hadn't told US
To quit using his name
or II G. Eldon Ludwig was
Going 10 have another hOuse-warm-
ing
Or II we could tell stories
Like Jimmy Dillon, the politician,
OR If Ray Cortright had played
Baseball this week
or II John Farneman had done
Anything else besides play golf
Or II Bob Sullivan had
Cut off his new mustache
or If lot of other
Things had happened
Then we could quit for the day.
Guess we will anyway.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

valued at s725.136.942 We're manu-
featured in this country last year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

Harry woolworth attended the
convention Of the Veterans Of For
clgn Wars In Detroit last week.
Harry says 10 was an awful war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

Frank Thorpe. Doctor Goodrich's
personal representative. was gong
biz Thursday night and bowled 27s
lin three games.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

Guess AT Gilman must have taken
up golf We haven't seen him for
"a long time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25
THERE'S NOTHING FUNNY
ABOUT THIS. But

Bill Cas- showed EN- how cora
tires were built out IN front OF his
store yesterday afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

Gene Corc0ran. the Red-Top King,
was a bit of form Wednesday night
and only bowled 662.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-25

John Rupp. the pride Of MisAa-
waka spent an evening in south
Bend last week.
The Jones County news., 1921-06-09
RAINEY

We are needing rain very badly,
1 Crops throughout this section of the
country look well though a rain would
do mucn good.
The oat crop has been harvested
and farmers are now planning peas in
the stubble land.
The farmers who shipped their po-
tatoes with MIR. Neil, Principal oil the
A. H. S, are we'll pleased with the re-.
turns.
The Singing Convention at Pleasant
Ridge Sunday was a success. Toe
singing was highly appreciated by all
who attended
Prof. Neil gave this community a
visit Yesterday. We are always glad
to see him;
Prot. Wright will begin a Singing
School at Fairfield church on Wednes.
day, July 10Th. The people OF this
community are expecting much benefit
from these classes as MIR. Wright Is
excellent teacher
We regret to learn that Mrs. Il. o
Bach continues In poor health.
The many friends Of Mr.. J. L. Rain
ney will regret to learn that he is in
the hospital at Laurel awaiting an op-
Grafton.
Good oads are valuable asset to
any community and we are glad TO see
the Improvement thet has been made
in our public roads.
The next Singing Convention meets
a; Sweet Water.
The Jones County news., 1921-06-09


Mr.. and Mrs. Wash risd ale
and little daughters, Elizab th
and Mildred were the guests OF
Mrs. Tisdale's mother, Mrs. L. D.
Anderson, Sunday afternoon.
Misses Nols, Lula ard Velma
Tisdale spent Sunday afternoon
with Miss Drucilla Weloh.
Mr.. and Mis-. Guntor were Wis
iting relatives near Soso Sunday.
Misses Ollen and Grace Rob
ertson left last Saturday week to
attend the Normal at Hattiesburg
Quite few from here attended
the Singing Convention at Pleas
ant Ridge Sunday.
An all dsy sing and services
will be held at Bethel next Sun
day June II. Every body come
and bring someone with you.
"Micky"
The Jones County news., 1921-06-09
BRADSHAW

Farmers were all glad to see the
nice refreshing showers Sunday and
Monday evening. Very beneficial to
those who have their po' atoes yet to
put out and there seems 10 be an out
look for a big crop of them 10 this
section. Everyone seems to be sui =
stituling them for cotton.
The watermelon crop will be ate in
this section.
This seems to be Irish potato week
with a good many farmers of tins Vi
cinity.
Mr.. G. r. Bradshaw IS carrying a
good many nice psa,hep TO market
for which he is receiving nice price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Berry, OF Lau-
rel we're the guests OF the lairer's pa
rents, Mr.. azd Mrs. G. r, kirkland,
Sunday.
Miss Verda Geddy of Johnson, was
the guest of Miss Ruth Kirkland Sat
urday.
Mrs. Verda Busby, Of Vardaman,
and Miss Ola Walters were visitors
IN the Messemore home Saturday and
Sunday.
M. c. r. Kirkland and two sons
attended the old folks sing at Pill
& i'm Sunday and reported very goo5
singing and a nice dinndr.
Glad to see the gravel haulers back
on the job. Hope the Borrd of Sop
ervisors will have our bridges repair
ed as it is badly needed.
Mr.. Editor, think your write-uI
on music was just grand, | am with
you. / think there Is nothing more
inspiring and uplifting than good old
Sacred music. 1t always seems to
touch tender chord.
Sunshine
The Jones County news., 1921-06-09
BRUCE

The farmers OF the Bruce communi-
ty are needing rain as the shower Sun.
day was very light.
Mr.. j. p. Jcfcoat and family visited
the home OF Mr.. J. b. Knieh, Sunday
Mr.. Matthew Todd and family visii
ed the home of Mr.. Ira Welch Sunday
Almost all of our boys and girls at
tended the singing at Mt. Rose Sunday
Mr.. Alvin Toddsand family visited
Mrs. Todd's mother, who is Ill, at the
home of Mr.. Franklin Shows Sunday
Miss Mae Hilburn spent several days
al the home OF Mrs. a. V. Todd last
week.
Mr., and Mrs. Charlie Elizey and
daughter, Elyer, visited the home Of
Mr.. Ellzey's brother Sunday.
Mr.. JAKE Dykes and family visited
the home OF Mrs. Susie Welch Sum
day
Nh. Charlie Ellzey was visitor to
the Jones County News Office Saturday.
The Jones County news., 1921-06-09
TRUSTEES NOTICE OF SALE

I. W. x. Welsh. Tlpstse under ths provis
ions Of and BY virtue OF the authority conferred
upon me In deed OF trust. made oy ]. w,
Strickland and his wife, Eran Strick and. on
the 18th day Ct December a. D. 1920. TO secure
an Indebtedness to Buckle y-Tsrry Company
and which said deed Ct trust is recorded in Land
Mortgage Record G. g. Pages s4i and siz In tbs
Office Of the Chancery Clerk at Elllsville, Miss
iasDpi. will on the 2nd day Of July A. d. 1921.
ofier for sale and will sell at plbilc suction for
cash 70 the highest and best bidder at Bllisviis
niasissipDi. during legal hours, the following
described property. to-Sit:
Lot 3 Of Block 81 Of the Felleits Survey Of thu
town Of Eiiisvile. Mississippi. condition in said
deed Of trust having been broken and having
been reauerted TO foreclose the same
Witness my signature this the 9Th day OF June
a u, 1921.
w. Z. Welsh. Trustee
TIE above notice was posted by mo on this
the 9TH day OF Juns A. ID. 1871.
9 9 4t w. E, Welsh. Trustee
The Jones County news., 1921-06-09
The State Of Mississippi
County of Jones
First District

county OIL Jones
First District
To the Honorable Lee M. Russell.
Governor of the Staue of Missis-
sippi. and the Honorable Pardoninp
Board of Mississippi
Your Petitioners would respectable
show unto his Excellency, the Cover
nor, and to the Honorable Pardon.
, ing Board that Mrs. j. e. Baker wa,
trieu ana convicted at .he Dec. lO2i
term OF the Circuit Court of The Firs
plstrlce OF Jones County, Mississippi
on cnarge OF Forgery and by th,
sdio court sentenced to term of tive
years in the State Penetentiarv
That the evidence Offered for III.
State in the trial of her case was ev,
ceedingly weak. There beiup hut one
states witness who knew anvtbine
about the charge and this witness bjm@
self al mitted that he was an accom..
plice in the charge and was at the
time an inmate in the Mississippi In
dustrlal Training School and in our
opinion was not entitled to the ere.
dence that his evidence would other !
wise have.
That she did not have the time IN
prepare for her defense fhat she
should have had and really was mn
prepared for trial when the case was
called and tried. That her case was
burriedly tried and was moi. Ia or
opinions. given The areful considsra1
ton by the Court that the nature of
the case really demanded.
That she is the wife of a nohls vouao
soldier boy who bravely crossrd ,he
ocean and faced the deadly Ere III ,ha
German horde In the defense OF our
country ana seems TO dearly love hls
"iie, TINS cefendent, and has been DO
inR ever ytnlnR IN MS power TO keep
her out of the Penttentiarv.
mat Ii she was really guilty. VIZ
no" " Heve that she has sorrowfnlly
repente1 and Is anxious TO show to me
word that she can and will live down
herself in -"Ns
THEREFORE,, The premises con
sluered, we most respectfully petition
that she be given fu ] aud .eompiete
pardon and that your Exec liencv aod
the honorable Pardoning Board after
duly considering hei claim and hes rino
ner cause presented that you "a Ike int
consideration hei plea and prant uufo
her pardon. full and complete
Respectfully submitted this the 30th
day OF May A. d. 1921.
Signed,
J. NJ. Walters
(. M. G. Biel4n
ot and others.
N THE MATTER OF THE VAIL
DATION OF s5, 090.O or RE-
FUNDING BONDS FORTHE
CITY OF ELLlSVILLE.
JONES COUNTY.
ITO THE TAX PAYERS or THE
CITY OF ELLISVfLJE.
JONES COUNTY
NOTICE
You are herebv notified TINT m
matter OF the val ilation OF S. 600 on
OF Refunding Bonds for the city n
Ellisyllle, Jones county will come on
Ior hearing before the Chancellor a.
1llisvilie, Miss. on the 10th davof lime
l9zl. Objections. II any must be fild
on or before that date.
U. s. Collins,
Chancery Clerk
The Jones County news., 1921-06-09
BETHEL DOTS

The farmers are going to work
with much more energy since
the nice shower We had here last
Friday,
Sunday School is progressing
nj ,s!y with Mr.. Luther Gieger as
Superintendent.
We are sorry to say that Mrs.
Vestie Welch is on the sick list
but we hope for her speedy re-
The Jones County news., 1921-06-09

The Commercial Appeal is one OF
the largest and best papers 10 the
South and we hope to receive many
new subscribers on this offer. One dol
lar and twenty five cents for both
papers. Send in your subscription now.
Don't delay.
The Jones County news., 1921-06-09

W ANTED: Salesman with car
10 call on dealers with a low
priced 5000 mile tire. $4,000
week with extra commissions.
MASTER PRODUCTION CORP.
g 2 ct South Bend, Indiana.
The Jones County news., 1921-06-09
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends, for their untiring efforts
to comfort us in the )ss Of hus-
band and father.
ME-. Ulmer, Grace and Kstye
The Jones County news., 1921-06-09
NOTICE or COMMISSIONERS SALE or
LAND


By virtue Of the authority conferred on me as
special Commissioner. appointed By decree Of
the Chancsry Court Of the First District Of
Jones' County Mississippi
In The case II 5. I. Boffett vs. J. X. Caldwell
and r b. Cooley. I. l.. l., Parker. will on the ath
day Of July A. D. 1921. at the front door Of the
Court House in toe city Of Eihsville. Mississippi
within legal hours offer for sale and sell to the
highest and bsst bidder for cash. the following
deacribed land 70 wit;
8. W. fonrth sec. j. Township T. north Range
Il vest. Also H. half Of N. w fourth and N. ".
fourth Of N. w. fourth sec. Il. Township =.
north Range Y west. Afro r. half OF N. Z
foarth sec. II and S. ". fourth Of n. w. fourth
ser. y all In Township North Range y west.
situated 10 Jones county. Mississippi
The title to said land Is believed to be good.
tat viii convey only such title as Is vested in
rae a. special Commissioner Of said Court.
L. L. Parker special Commissioner
lfgM
The Jones County news., 1921-06-09
A CASH OFFER

The Jones County News has made a
special clubbing rate with the Mem
phis Weekly Commercial Appeal by
which we will furnish both papers for
one year for the low price OF
The Jones County news., 1921-06-09

Hon. Henry Hilbup, OF Laurel. was
10 The CITY transastiog professional
professional business Tuesday.
The Jones County news., 1921-06-09
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Notice is hereby given that the trustees Of the
Drett Separate school District invite sealed
bids to be filed with g. L. Fatheree. Charm an
of the Board Of Trustees. on before Il m
Saturday July fe2i for fus nishinx material and
erecting one room TO the Ovett school house a
per piars and specifications now on file with
q T.. Fatberee, Chairman of the Board.
7 he Board reserves the right TO reject an,
and all bids.
Witness our hands this the 7th day Of June
1874.
The Jones County news., 1921-06-09
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MUNICIPAL
ELECTION TO FILL NACAN-
CIES IN THE TOWN OF
ONETT. MISS.

Pursuant to an order of the Mayor
and Board of Aldermen, notice Is
hereby given that special election
will be held in the town OF Ogett, Miss,
on the 9th day OF JulT 1921, for the
purpose of electing the Mayor, Mar
shall, and FIVE (5) members OF the
Board OF Aldermen to I'll the vacan~
cies In said Offices.
This, the 20th day OF Nav, 1921.
w. S. Boutwell,
w. p. Ferguson
Il. II. Whitaker
Election Commissioners of town OF
Oyett, Miss. 6 2 At
The Jones County news., 1921-06-09
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BAPTIST CHURCH

Preaching ii a. IN First, Third and
Fourth Sundays, and 7:45 D. m. First
and Third Sundays In each month.
Sunday School every Sunday 9:4S
a. m, DR.. c. S. Williams, S1perin-
,endent.
Evening journal., 1921-08-01
WANT RIVER ROAD
MADE PASSABLE

Rebuilding Of the River road, ex-
tending south from New Castle. by
the Levy Court, is asked in a petit
tion being circulated among land
owners along the road and other per-
sons having occasion TO use the high
way.
The portion Of the road from the
Bethlehem Loading Company to
Tybout's Corner is in such bad con-
dition that the safety Of vehicles and
their occupants is jeopardized. the
petition sets forth.
River road mas not been paved
for ten years. it is pointed out, and
when the paving was done only
$4,000 OF legislative appropriate
Of $4,000 was used, the rest be-
ing applied to repairing the State
Road.
A survey OF the road. made about
a year ago. showed that az that
time. the cost OF putting the road
in good shape would be ABOUT $780,
900. Now IL is believed that, be-
cause Of decreased cost Of building
the road would entail an expendi-
ture Of about 100000. Il has been
suggested that Levy Court might
legally apply a portion OF the unex-
pended Lincoln Highway funds TO
this purpose. II is understood that
when the Lincoln Highway work
is finished there will be somethins
like $4,000 remaining Of the bond
issues provided to cover its cost.
Evening journal., 1921-08-01
HAIL STORM SEVERE
ABOUT NEWARK
pecial to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
NEWARK. Aug. during a
heavy electrical. rain and hail storm
early yesterday afternoon the large
smoke stack at the University Of
Delaware heating plant near the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. was
struck by lightning. The lightning
evidently struck the stack. which is
125 feet high. near the top and
knocked out a number Of bricks.
Some OF the bricks fell on the roof
Of the engine room, causing more
damage. The lightning followed the
stack down to the ground. damaging
IL in several places.
The hail storm was the most Sc
we're OF the year. For about ten
minutes hail as large as marbles eli,
covering the ground. Severa. panes
Of glass at the Deer Park Hotel and
in other. parts OF Newark we're
broken by the hail. Heavy rain so
accompanied the storm. The hail
storm was apparently severest in
Newark and vicinity as according 10
reports there was no hail and lit;le
rain below Glasgow.
Evening journal., 1921-08-01
MILK CANNERY
FOR CENTREVILLE
Citizens Hear That Enter
prise May be Started by
Large Company
URGE DAIRYMEN
TO GIVE SUPPORT

cENTREVILLE. Nd. Aug. l.
Rumors have been current during
the past week that officials OF the
Helvetia MIX Condensing Company,
Gamers OF evaporated and condensed
milk. have made several trips to
Centreville recently with a view OF
obtaining information ooncering the
advisability OF establishing a plant
here. Growth Of the dairying in
dustry in Queen Anne's county has
been so pronounced during the last
few years that the surplus quantity
Of milk produced here now has
reached large proportions.
It is said officials OF the company
believe that sufficient milk can be
bought here without interfering SER
iously with the business transacted
by the cooling stations, and should
this be the case dairying could be
made much more profitable. II is
pointed out, for the reason that pro-
ducers would be able to sell their
surplus for the same sum realized
on the basic price
In order to meet the situation
successfully. efforts are being made
to increase the strength Of the local
milk unit. so that should any propo-
sition be presented TO local dairy
men II will be possible TO act on a
concerted basis. For this reason
those who are not affiliated with the
milk unit are being urged TO and will
in all probability become members
at an early date.
Evening journal., 1921-08-01
THREE SHOTS MISS
MRS. AVERY BAKER

Three shots. none Of which took
effect are said to have been fred by
Avery Baker. 80 years OF age. of
Townsend, at his wife at her home
In the same town on Saturday. Tho
couple have been separated for n
year and a half.
On a charge OF assault with in
tent to commit murder. Baker was
held in $1,000 bail for court by Mag
lstrate Hodgson. Unable to give
bail. he was committed to the work
house.
Baker is said to have been undes
The influence OF liquor when hc at
tempted to shoot his spouse.
Evening journal., 1921-08-01
AUTO HITs CHILn
he Evening Journal.

special to The Evening Journal.
NEWPORT, Aug. - Duane
Houk, five-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Houk. was struck by
IN automobile here Saturday and
suffered lacerations OF the body and
a sprained hip.
The truck was owned by Warren
Garrett and was being used to de-
liver ice. The machine was oper-
lted by Charles Bratton.
Evening journal., 1921-08-01
10 FRFCT NEW CHTrRcU

RISING SUN. Nd. Aug. 1.@The
Methodist Episcopel Church here, at
meeting held Friday evening. de-
sided on a new location on North
Walnut street, purchased from Will
Fam NJ Pogue. Work will begin at
Dnce.
, 1921-08-11
INSTITUTE

The regular teachers Institute OF
Carbon County will be held in Raw
Inns August '29th to Sept. End, in
elusive.
James M. Matheny OF Indianapolis,
Ind, DR.. D. E. Phillips of the Uni
versity of Denver, Mrs. Harriet
knight Orr and Miss Prosser of Wyo-
ming University will assist in making
the Institute interesting and Of more
than usual value to the teachers Of
the county.
l.. 8. Tidball, the Commissioner 81
Education of Wyoming and Miss
Elsie Seyfarth, in charge of the
special class work Of the state will
also be present during the Institute
and discuss some of the problems
which come under their work in the
state.
1t is expected that a large num-
Der will attend the Institute over
m hundred teachers now being en-
ployed in Carbon county.
, 1921-08-11

Something has been said by
Democratic Senators concerning what
has been accomplished and what has
not been accomplished thus far at
this session of Congress. The
Senator from Florida (Fletcher)
spoke Of the number OF public en-
ployes that were still retained by the
Government. AS / understood him,
he complained that there had been
40 material reduction of the number.
II he had sought to inform himself
he might have learned that, for in
stance, the working force of the
Senate has been decreased by 28 in
dividuals below what it was when
the party to which the Senator from
Florida belongs was in power. In
the governmental departments the
employees have been let out by hun
dreds and thousands. I know that
the path to my office is kept hot by
employees Of the various departments
who are appealing to me to exercise
some influence to have them retained
in the positions from which they have
been dismissed. This process of dis
missal is going on az rapidly as the
heads of the departments can find
that the services Of particular indi-
viduals be dispensed with.
, 1921-08-11
TWO NEW WELLS

Producers and Refiners Corpora-
ton report two good wells in the
week ended July 30. On Indian
tract No. 1O2 in the Burbank dis
trict in western Usage county, Okla
homa, its No. 3 test at 20 feet in the
Bartlesville sand was flowing at the
rate of 500 barrels a day. Deeper
drilling should increase the flow as
it is an offset to a we'll drilled in by
the Carter Oil Co., that came in with
an initial flow of 1900 barrels. In
the Salt Creek field. its No. 5 on
Sec. 16-4O-78 with the sand barely
scratched at 2125 feet. the well start
ed flowing. Its No. l we'll on this
lease had an initial flow of 5000
barrels, ibut the pay sand did not pro-
duce oil until near the bottom so
that 1t is thought No. 5 will be q
better we'll than No. 1. Company's
No. 2 test on Sec. 3O-4O-79 is drilling
at 1000 feet. 1t will also be shut
down on top Of the sand to wait until
additional storage is provided. Com
pany now has $4,000 barrels storage
on Secs. Is and 80 and is putting up
two s. ,0OO-bbl. steel tanks. Wyoming
Oil News.
, 1921-08-11
SPECIAL DAYS ARRANGED
FOR STOCK SHIPMENTS

Superintendent McShane OF the
Saratoga and Encampment Railroad
has issued the following bulletin:
I'VE have arranged with the Union
Pacific railroad to designate Fridays
and Saturdays as stock shipping
days for the shippers of the Saratoga
and Encampment railroad, the un-
derstand!nG being that on these two
days the Union Pacific will furnish
special crews and power to handle
that stock promptly when delivered
at Walcott, the connecting point, and
run 1t as far as possible without
feeding. The Friday shipments will
reach Omaha for Mondays markets
and Saturdays shipments will reach
Denver for Mondays markets, but
stock for either market may be
shipped on either day. 1t Is of the
utmost Importance that shippers con-
fine their shipments to these two
days during the coming season, and
every reasonable effort will be made
to give good service through to des-
tination,"