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, 1922-03-06

course In window decorating. The
ooiors Of the Shrine. AID h idea Of
the lodge viii DO carried out In lovely
detail
Tbs midnight supper un b served
by h ladies of tho Eastern Star In
the banquet ooms OF tbe temple Mira
c. S. Thompson win be IN charge of
the serving
No engraved invitations r being
issued by the committee this year bat
lodge cards VIII bo presented at the
door.
Mn. Buclmcr to
Be Hostess
Mrs. Ralph Buckner a issued in
~vitations for the second OF n series
OF bridge luncheons. which will be
served at her home on Park avenue.
tomorrow afternoon at 1 O'Clock
Auxiliary
To Meet.
Mrs Chris Wagner ASSISTED by Mrs
J. A Huff VIII act as hostess a. Q
homo on South Grant street. Tuesday
afternoon at a social meeting OF h
American Legion auxiliary
, 1922-03-06
Welfare Mcukhng
This Week

On Friday Afternoon OF this week
the Mesdames ]. w. Mcintyre and
A. A. Slade will act Is h~ostesses at
a meeting of all OF the divisions OF the
Welfare club. which viii be held in
the parish house OF the Episcopal
church
Business VIII opcR the meeting and
= rogram viii be presented
, 1922-03-06
Formal Dinners to
Precede a

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Taylor will en-
tcrtain a few friends at a formal din
ner to be served Friday evening pro
ceding the Shrine ball at the Masonic
temple.
A Dutch treat dinner b being plan
ned to precede the annual Shrine ball
and a special men will DO served at
the Henning hotel About ten couples
plan to join in this affair.
, 1922-03-06

shakaspeartan plays. was played O.
the vicsroA.
A discussion Of a>mrsicai evenfnx
TO which friends VII be invited was
held The special entertainment pro-
ssnting local talent VIII be held this
spring.
A luncheon was served By Mn
Free
The next meeting of the club WIN
be held at the home OF Mrs. w. A
Bssckmnre. on South woicott street.
Regular Meeting
For Touighf.
The women's Benefit Association OF
Ladies Of Maccabces WIN meet In reg
uiar session tonight at tho 1. q. o. II.
hall with limitations in order.
During the social hour, the pretty
custom OF observing the birth anniver-
sa<ies q h members IN the month
Of March. WIN DO carried out, and
gifts WIZ be given the birthday
gusts" along with humorous as wen
as useful lines.
Tho Mcsdames Clowry, Boiner, Al
len. Wright and Calder WIN act as hos
tesses and Refreshments viii be
served
Program Of Interest
Al Methodist Annex.
A well wrought drama from the
story OF ~Jeptha's Daughter In the
scriptures. viii DO read by the author.
DIR Butler Cromer. at tho annex OF
the Methodist church. this evening.
The play is IN five parts The
E-f~,.--~-sp asrA~ D-----e s-ra-
Vow" The Sacrifice and Tho Ju-
bilee.'
Between the acts. musia1 selections
and readings will be presented by
members OF tie L. T. L. the young
peoples organization of tho w. C.
T. u.
There will be no door Admission to
h evenings entertainment but a
silver collection win be taken up dur
ing the evening to cover the expense
of h program.
ri Phi Meeting
For Tonight.
Mrs NJ n. Wheeler, assisted by
Miss Margaret Longshorc and Miss
Gladys Hasbrouck win C. as hostess
at a meeting Of the Pi Beta Phi alum
nj club. ut her home on North Lincoln
street. tonight.
Casper Couple Arc
Married Saturday.
Saturday night It $50 o'clock the
Rev, Charles A. Wilson performed the
marriage ceremony uniting Miss Gene
Watson and Mr.. Robert Duncan, both
popular residents OF Casper. They
were unattended.
The bride wore a gown Of Midnight
blue taffeta while a corsagc bouquet
Of sweet peas gave a light touch to
the costume.
Mira Duncan is a valued employee
of the Wyoming Grocery company.
, 1922-03-06

Matinee Musical
Meeting Thursday.

Mrs. r. J. Cook viii receive the
members OF the Casper Matinee Mu-'
steal club at a meeting TO be REL
her home on South Beech
Thursday afternoon.
The program will include papers as
vel as Illustrative selections in piano
and vocal.
All members are asked to be
present.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15
Troo Alleged VioLdtOrs of
Motor LdiUS DISCHARGED

Charges against an alleged speeGeI
and a defendant facing a complaint
Of driving his automobile while in
toxicated were dismissed in city
court Thursday
g z. Cook. 511 Lincoln way w
arrested by MOtorcy Gle officer
Schricker. Nov. so. won his release
from a speeding" charge by failure
Of the arresting officer TO prove the
speed at which Cooks car was
travelling
Arrested Dec. 10. When his Ford
touring car side -swiped truck On
w Indiana av- and charged with
driving his machine while intoxicat'
ed. Perry r. Baker. 1910 l.. OAK
side ST. escaped prosecution at the
hands of Dep Pros. Donahue. The
latter claimed that the officers were
unable TO substantiate Bakers al
legged intoxicated condition.
Through an error Tuesday,
Charles Gates who formerly con-
Quoted a dancing school on +.
Wayne st. was confused with the
Charles Gates who seeks a divorce
~ Superior court No. l. Mr.. Gates
the dancing master. left South Bend
several months ago and is now To-
Gated i'm Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15

Snowy Ouch who you are and
where YOU go.ng.
co quick brother Ez and put up
stone FOR me az snowy Gulch.
Your brother
Hiram Melville.
And you haven't heard-whether
your brother ls skill Give ."
Il gQt "a Wire the hotel man sent
me. u readled me weeks before the
letter came. AMI guess ne must
have ei soon after no wrote IL. /
suppose you see what he means
when he says 20 carry a copy OF
'h-s letter. instead Of the original"
OF course-because u constitutes
his viii, your legal claim. Jusc the
fact that you are his brother would
be claim enough. I should think. but
this s.mpLfes matters for you.
You'd bctte- make a copy Of IL and
you can leave IL In some safe place.
And Of course this claim is what
you offered 10 let me IN on"
That's g. Not much. but oil
what 7 got. What I want 20 know =
IF It's a go"
Wait just a minute Before we
90 any further tell me what service
I've done YOU. what obligation
you're under TO me. that gives me
right to accept 20 much from
YOU"
L. might have been in the moon
lght that Ezram'd eyes glittered
/ percept.oiy. You're in my charge, -
he grnGed. II guess you amt got
ANY cav comm"
''Wa.t-wa.t.' Ben sprang TO his
feet, and caught by his earnestness.
Ezgam got up too. Il sure appre-
Cato the trust YOU put in me-" Ben
went on slowly. For my own part
I'd give everything I've got and all
I'd nope 20 ever &c. 90 60 with you.
It's a chance such as 1 never dared
believe would come 20 me again-a
chance 20 go away and get a new
.art .n country where ] feel. in
/ sLnrt.vely, that Id make good"
The dark vivid eyes seemed 70
glow in the soft light. Forgive me
/ II I talk frank; and if 1t sounds silly
/ can't help IT," Ben continued.
+ You've never been i'm pr.son-wita
a fve-year sentence hanging over
, you-and nobody giving damn
But / can't take all that from a
. stranger. You must know how i is.
F a man can't while he's young and
/ irons. accept Charity
Good Lord. IL amt charity" the
old man shouted, "Tm gettin as
+ much pleasure out Of it as you
His voice sank again; and there
was no line of m.rth i'm his face
1T was long ago. in Montreal
I Ezram went on, after a pause. Il
knew your mother. al a girl She
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15

married better man. but ! told her
that every wish Of hers was law 20
me You're her son"
Night is always time OF myster
in Snowy Gu.ch-that little cluster
az frame shacks lost and far in the
northern reaches OF the Caribou
Range.
only few have any idea OF SYM
pathetic understanding with IL.
Among these was Beatrice Nelson,
AMI she herself did not fully under
stand the drea na and Iougings that
swept her ever at the fall Of the
mysterious wilderness night.
l. seemed hardly fitting IN this
stern. rough land-the soft contour
and dedcacy Of the girls features.
As she passed the door OF the no.
te. one OF the younger men who
had been lounging about the stove
strobe out and accosted her.
Going homer" the man asked.
Tn going up TO see your pop. and
III see you there, 4 you don
mind
CONTINUED in Our Next Issue)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15
CANDIES FOR CHRISTMAS

Broken tafies; peanut brittle; co
coanut flavors; many varieties CSC a
pound; three pounds Csc. THE ID
ANA. Washington, between Main
and Michigan. Adv. 34S-349
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15

There was "a great house-cIeau-
ing jim tho dome OF the heavens ono
memorable night that flashed like
"a Jewel from the murky desolation
q p rainy spring
The Seattle cit.zoury for the first
time in some weeks, re allied the
existence % the stars. a msgntG ceut
moon rose iu tho eas-. too big and
too urGht 70 compete with
40 living GRE tG.c who saw &c re
manned wholly uumovcd " g..
Eut tp 300 oue the city was the
-rnueuce or the moon more potent
than 20 Ben Darcy once known as
"WoG Darby through certain far
spreading districts. and now newly
come from the state capital. walk
ing Seatt.e's streets with his ward
and bsneraetor Ezra Melville
Forest had given over the case. il
was Melville time for experiments
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-15
THE SKY LINE
OF SPRUCE
by EDISON MARSHALL
by EDISON MARSHALL

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that SIR Melville" Ben iute-00sed
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
POETS WIFE WINS
SEPARATION AND
$500 A MONTH

tlil 'N'f. March o." Poetry
porueI YEARS uen ny Eirnr leo
Masters nuthra uf spoon EIyur
Anfh0Ilry" wna cusl I. tho
basis for er,irt aciiun hrre yae.Dr-
day wherein Mira Helen I.uklus
Masters was granted % decr.r uf
srparai, mhiu.uuunc, by Judge
IRA HHWor
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
ROBERTSON
ACCUSED OF I.
ThkING HRID[
Gov srnor Involved i
allure of Okmul-
gee Bank

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
Princess Obtains
p erm to
Enter the u. S.

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Mar 90
Princess Elizabeth Tsherriis,h,w
who says she i- th American
widow 81 a FORMER Lussiu prince
and who has been detained hF 'u-
migration authofi,ios since h"r uI-
rival hcrp month ngo from Fro
mon. was granted her appeal today
To enter tho United States.
The princess told the 1uinwil.a+
on her arrival that she wa born
IN this country of "a family named
Schhch hu' that her parents h1t
been dead Tor some years Sine
told uf witnessing the crucifislon
of her husband hy rcvuluIuniata boz
l,usan and % hor flight across
RUSSIA and Germany tu Rr,m
Tho princes said today she pltns
tp lecture ON conditions IN Hu,sin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
ROGERS QUITS
As DIRECTOR
Of ASYLUM
Not in Accord With
Board Members,
He Says

Las VEGAS. y. ~. March %.
Appointed to succeed y. D. Nc
Wcnio "a director Of the Nrw
Mexico insnnt asylum uft"r TN"
muer had resigned last January.
A. r Rogers. Jr. uf this city
has rendered his resignation to
Goscrnor Mcchem
my views on q number Of
rather important matters pertain
ing 10 the administration uf the
nrylum are not In accord wIh
the views of the majority of n e.
board" Mr.. Roger1 said in cN-
planntion Of hia resignation.
The asylum administration was
recently subjected to % probe hy
a cummissic1 appointed hy Gov
crnor Mochcm. the commission -
report freeing all the members OF
the hoard from blame it was
after the f.iiug ~ this report that
Rogers wns appointed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
.RICKARD TOOK
TWO OTHER GIRLS
OUT AF TER ARREST
Sarah Schoenfeld SO
Iestihes in Trial of
Sport Promoter

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
ROBERTSON oNo.
I-IAnI-n NM Mimi n

OKLAHOMA CITY OKLA Mar
D. d. A Robertson. fDurlf
gorcruor of pkmhomr. 1suumo,
office January D.. 1910 h8viug beer
elected 0n tuo democratic tlcket IN,
preceding rIl IIe hus boon 4
roelou, oft oklahoma since TeBg
Tho indictment uc.uriuT Dov
I.nlrri-H. off connection with ni
legged HU.I transactions lu CON
n."rinn WITH fH. fIiHre of tH.
laut si C.mm.rc. ut okmuir,e 4
not the frr Nw. HI- nume Dad
boon nnhrd with ih. Okmuige|
h#uk eiiuation
Iu t sensational report returned
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
nay nIiECrun nr.IoNs

The resignation OF Patrick Gloa
son nz federal prohibition dirrc-
tor Tor Hawaii was announced TO-
day by Commissioner Haynes. Au-
pointment OF his successor prob
ably will be made from among the
personnel ~ the Honolulu office
u was indicated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22

tors OF the northern Pacific Rail-
way company today declared a
Quarterly dividend uf Ia per
cent on the common stock. This
represents u reduction from e TO
per cent annually.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
HING DTnltGI Nu'sr STAY N

LONDON Nor 90 King Gorge
who b. suffering from q slight cold
and sore throat. must rumuin iu-
doors fpyerul days, it wuH Hn-
nounCoa todnv
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22

YOU CAN COUNT ON HERALD STATE
\ NEWS SERVICE TO KEEP you WELL
INFORMED ON ALL IMPORTANT
NEW MEXICO HAPPENINGS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22

RETAIL BUSINESS NEWS Or ALEU-.
oUERoUE rs FOUND COMPLETE IN
HERALD ADVERTISING COLUMNS
IT'S PROFITABLE READING.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-04-07
OUR SLICE BONUS


II The sold,prs' bonus hin a., r,g.o1
by rbp Iovrr bons, If Cnnur,.. n,a,
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world war; In N,y.5y.nni ,.i1 rno,i,r,
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mon Sent rrnm ms st,In ~, tho ynri
Gus branches Of thn s~rry,rn and ,ndo,.
the provisions or h, horn. Nm tbny
win hcnrtit his f,nnvs
Alnlslod rcrtirir,t, ,rti,, lam
$3.50 600 '
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-04-07
CITATION NOTICE.

state Of Mississippi. Noxubee County.
~ thc Clancery Court of Noxubec County,
G Watkins, Complainant. VS.. s.. b.
hwart2 and !. V. Kuhn, ct al. defen-
dants No. 1907.
Io :. T. Schwartz, q resident Of the County
~ Shelby, State of Tennessee, whose post
Gee address is S. Il. Schwartz. care of
Schwartz Lumber Company, Central Bank
'f'jidinE, Memphis, Tennessee. and 10 NJ
N. schwartz, Il resident citizen Of the
County Of Shelby, State of Tcnnssee. whose
t''t office address, is NJ. NJ. Schwartz. Sal
nee street, Memphis, Tennessee -
We mman you to be and appear before
nc Chancellor of our said Chancery Court
ut a term thereof to be holden at the Court
'cn'e in the City of Macon, Noxubee County.
Ns>tsSippi on the 4tt Monday in April, 1922,
\. d. then and there to plead answer or
.,n'''r to the answer and cross bin Of W. l..
Shcrrod filed in this cause wherein you are
defendants.
The object Of said answer and cross bill
Of w. L. Sherrod being to bind in the
hands Of the defendants, +. v. Kuhn and
NJ. VI. schwartz the indebtedness they may
nv" TO the said S. B Schwartz and also the
Directs Of the said S. b. Schwartz in the
hards of f. Y. KRtn and NJ. NJ. Schwartz
consisting of certain oak humber as stacked
nd on sticks at and near the Mo-
bile ana Ohio Railroad station of Macon,
" 0ssissippL and at Cline Switch n Noxubee
Nou.ty, Mississippi. and 70 quiet the title Of
W. l.. Sherrod, cross complainant in and to
all the timber except the pine timber on that
part of section IS, 26, "a. 35, 7. II N, r. It
f. north of the river. situated in said county
and state.
Witness my signature and seal of said
Court affixed at my office in the City of Ma
con, NoNubee County. Mississippi on this the
3rd day of March, 1922.
JOHN A.. TYSON. Clerk of the Chancery
Court of Noxubee County. Mississippi.
BY KATE b. AUGUSTUS, %. c.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-04-07
CITATION NOTICE
The State of Mississippi

"iSoioolppl
IN the Chancery Court of Noxuhee Count,
mrs' Ellen Beirne Sanders Bullard at al
compliments vs. Bierne Sanders ,Bulara a.
al Defendants. No. Asp. g.
10 Beirne Saunders Billiard. adult who IA
a nonresident of said State of Mississinni
rs residence and post office address ba;nS
Wv connecticut Avenue, Washington N
=. and John Saunders Carroll, a minor On
years OF age, Genevieve Beirne Carroll
MINOR Il years OF age and William Turner
fauntleroy Carroll, a minor 10 wears ~ .~a
an OF SAID minors being citizens and rasi'
dents of thu City of Baltimore, in tbe ST.
OF Maryland. their post office address be;nG
III W. Preston Street, Baltimore. MaryIand
We command you to be and appear bofn..
the Chancellor of our &id Chancerv Cour t
a a term thereof to be holden at the Court
ho9se' IN the City of Macon in, said co Uu
OF NoXubee, on the 4th Monday in AMI JI' :
u, W. then and there to plead, ansver a.
demur to the Original Bill in saiJ 60 OF
wherein you are defendant. cause
Witness my signature and seal ~ lid
S N affixed at my office in City Of Macon
MISS this Z tn day of March 1900 =
JNo. A. TYSON, Clerk
BY KATE B. AUGUSTUS n r
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-04-07
TRUSTEES SAFE

The State Of Mississippi, NOxubee County.
BY virtue of the provisions of a certain
deed of trust executed by John Graham. on
the Goth day of October 1921, to A. T. Dent
as Trustee. to secure to William r Lucas
a certain indebted ness therein mentioned,
said trust deed being recorded in Deed Book
No. 1872 page ass in the Chancery Clerks
office in said County, |, the undersigned as
Trustee, will on Monday the 18th day of
April 1922, in front of the door of the Court
House in the City of Macon. Noxubee County.
,ississippi, proceed to sell at auction to the
HIGHEST bidder for cash:
The South Half of that certain piece or
parcel of land situated in that part of the
"h-East Quarter of Section 90, Township
Is, Range Il, lying North of the Macon and
Starkvilie Road in said County and State.
and being the South One-Half of that certain
Acre of land adjoining the Hall or Lodge
of the Brothers and Sisters Society No. One
"a. Colored. in what Is known as the Negro
Piny Woods Settlement about Two Miles
Nortt-West of the Town of Macon and des.
cribed in a survey of this land and lands ad.
joining. and by the late G. W. Cunningham
purchased of j. b. Elkin. The above deS-
cribed Acre being described as lots 10-11-69
and 60 of the said survey.
The property mentioned in said trust deed
iii he sold TO satisfy said indebtedness and
the cost of this proceeding.
This March 22nd, 1919.
A. I. DENT, Trustee.
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DEAD IN EXILE

The final end u al has come to the
dreams u hin wa9 was Charles l.,
Emperor of Austria ana King Of
Hungary. lie came to the throne
as q great war crImb.ed the haps-
burg EMPIRE, and ne strOve his feeble
best 20 save it from the gulf. He had
the vision 10 see The end was near,
but he lacked the strength TO ave
AlscrO-Hungary from the Impending
doom. He vas ]o.etJorHc by Kaiser
Wilhelm when h. sought peace in
April, 1918. His dream Of "a reorganiz-
cd empire ended wher the Italian
armies swept forward and the Aus
TRAN forces broke.
Folly, romance, pathOs and distress
bad been his part and portion from
Ell. lay an uneasy Austria expelled
hu u 1919. He could not forget the
o .orn doctrine Of divine right"
haunted and obsessed him and
Empress Zita and led them into
I mad attempts to regain the crown
i.ire they failed, and as is the i'm
memorial custom with kings, that
vu threatening the peace Of ma
4 ae was sent to such another is
land as other kings have known in
r." Death came to him in the
~'ai.1s, m~ercIfully for those states
tr WIRE once his realms and merci-
tgr the ]dethroned Emperor. So
as he lived he was a menace to
The peace Of Europe and so lorg as
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NOTICE
No. 99S2

Sealed bids will be received on or before
> o'clock p. m, on Monday, the lst Hay of
May 1922. for the purchase Of a pile driver.
the hammer to weigh 1890 pounds and $500
pounds and pulleys am cables and necessary
equipment complete. and for the purchase of
creosoted lumber Of following dimensions
Piling l6 to 80 feet long, IL inch butts and
5 inch tips.
Lumber lOxl2, IL to l6 feet long 3xl2,
Is feet long 4xl2, 16 feet long 3xS, 16 to
20 feet long. Axe, Is feet long 2x4, 12 to
Is feet long 3xS and SNl0, IL to l6 feet long
all square edges and sound. All to be treated
with No. IL creosoted oil delivered at Macon.
Brooksville or ShuQualak, Noxuhee County,
Miss.
The contract will be awarded to the low
est bidder.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
BY order Of the Board of Supervisors of
Noxubee County. Mississippi, this 9Th day of
April. 1922.
JNo. A. TYSON, Chancery CLERK