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Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07
BROWNS HIT JOHNSON HARD,
 EASILY BEATING SENATOR'S

St. Louis, Aug 6.-The Browns knock ed Walter Johnson off the rubber today and easily defeated Washington to { for thei- fourth straight victory. Two home runs by Tobin, one in the third in. ming with the bases filled and another id the seventh featured. Score:
 WashIn ston (A) St. Louis H
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07
Ruth Gets Another

Detroit, Mich, Aug. 6-Babe Ruth hit his twentieth home run of the sea- son in the sixth inning of the Detroit New York game today. There was one runner on base.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07
St. Loui. c
Washington C
Totals 5 g 24 g {;

(x) Batted for Picinich In 9th
 (xx) Batted for Bnc1heart in ath
 Score by innings: washington . .E 2 ooo t- St. Louis ..........2 0 : Q Q rS Two base hits. Hrns. Goslin. Home run. Gcs- lin Tobn 2.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07
If wife Changes Your Mind.

As man thinks so is he unless his
 wife changes his mind--Harrisburg Pz- | triot.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07

Animals drinking milk heated in oops per vessels will usually develop scur- wy because of the loss of vitamines in | the heating process.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07
GAMES TODAY. National League.

St. Louis at Boston. Cincinnati at New York. Chicago at Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
 American League. Philadelphia at Chicago. Boston at Cleveland. New York at DetCoit. Washington at St. Louis.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07
TaftMIIs 4. A.
tx) Batted for F, Murphy in sth.

Score by innings:
 All Insurance . .0 0 o il Q q s n4 raftyi1le A. A, ....... 0, q 0 0 0-6
 Two base hits Tanning. Thorsell. Mckay Three base hit. Fanon. Hit by pitcher. Jim Murphy Struck out by Ste-nhold |; by Mccarthy | ''-'
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League,

NaIlOnal League Chicago 10; New York 3. Cincinnati 6; Brooklyn 3 No other games scheduled
 American League. Philadelphia 5 Chicago 1. New York II Detroit 6. Cleveland g. Boston (12 innings) St. Louis 8; Washington 4
 International League. Jersey City '; Reading (hrst.) Jersey City 1 Reading 3 (second.) Baltimore 6 ; Newark 2 (first. Baltimore 5 /; Newark 2 (second, [ in- nings)
 Toronto g; Buffalo 5. Rochester 4; Syracuse i (frst.)e Rochester Syracuse, second game, call ed-Rain.
 Eastern League. Pittsfeld 8 /; Albany 2 (first.) PittsfeH 8; Albany Q; (second.) Bridgeport 3 Worcester 1; (irst) Bridgeport 6 Worcester 0, (second.) New Haven 6 Springfield 1 (1rst) New Haven 4 Springfield (second) Waterbury 3 Hartford 0.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07

"Questionnarie" is merely sActhe- name for passing the buck,-Shoe and Leather Reporter.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07
cnnn stst. un.nltaI

scoTe by lnnlne Rivervlew . .......7 0 Q 1 q x-4 Anddctown e. .........O Q 6 N-1
 Two base hits Barry. Struck out,~by Dowd S; by West 5.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07

Michigan leads the world in the manufacture of automobiles.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07

tr) Rated for V Barnes in 7th. l (xx) Ran fer Robertson in 7th. Score by inninS:
 New York ...,....0 l. 5 1 Two base hit. Callghan. Three base hit Heath
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07
ne SCOre e. Detrolt (Al
(z, Rated fer Johnson in 9th. AA l.. n.1.

New Yo-k ..........2 5 c a1f4 Detroit .. ...........o 0 0 2 :-6
 Two base hits Ruth Pipp. Three base hits Schang, Bush Easier, Cobb. Home run, Ruth.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07

Johnny weissnuller, the human hydroplane, thrashed his way to an- other national swimming title in an off-shore race at the Brighton Beach Baths, N. T., recently. The distance was 40 yards and the Illinois Athletic Club flash covered 1t in 5 minutes Is and 1-10 seconds, the fastest time in which 1t has been done outdoors in this coun- try. In order not to let the day worlds mark Weissmuller hung up the phenomenal time of 1 minute r seconds for the 100 meters back stroke.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07
QneafinnnarfA

Clara Larkham. served ice cream and cake.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07
wars

Tssuis ?, 5alls Totals u5 5e7ts sancs eT innin=zs:
 Gansys O. .-.----.-...o Q coo 0 q O., FN-s O.. -------..----.1 Q e 0 TS " hss hrs. Huuuehsd Ksmvek Three base et Purnsn stTuck rIt by Rs7nolds 2. by Nlch-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-07
Score by innings

Totals s2 27 9
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16
Dividends
- OFFICE OF
iHE United GAS IMPROVEMENT CO
=. ". Corner Broad and Arch Strcets

PhiladeI DhiH. June IS lVon
TIE Directors have this day declared N
quarterly dividend Of one ana recquarf-rs
per cent ,sIhc per shar") on the Preferred
stock q this Company. payable >epte nbsr
Is. 1929, to holders OF Frernrred St"cK OF
record a. y he close Of business August al,
lN2G Checks WIN be mailed 90
" MORRIS. Treasurer
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16
Philadelphia Markets

!, ,wH,EAsT--Rscoip,s; =, 13S.iol bushels Mar.
a'n;: Z y:f yH$$:s S%sss Sb5' fs$ ]'n's: s.
ss$ ssy ss E. ,!S s. ), $$:; $S;:, ss5 IS
'e1sF sH%s!s s''Si9"s 4 eashss s?"'
ss Es: f. fsI.', ,.'. ri "a
oXTs-; ;Rsesip,s' lo;oe7 bushels. Quiet
@ g. ST:s sS% sF SsSs 'sss No. TO "s,o
oFLottRs--R.ce,p,s, 200 bbls. and a.loo.
steady. aaotssions: Per 1sS lbs., "' pscted pss
!tSs sss ss 'ssA.sGf, DO %s Tn,fs ''ssS is
shos Bs'f g. Ss.n ;SE ;sFSs9E 'Is a. fss .ssT
~, S$,,1' s!ss%s!jsSs S'.Sa:; IS S'''sS
d asn' T.df sSw is K ss and sct ,ss
&c., iShsd Sa%s DG loose. ss psS5s s'emS y
hans boIlea' boneisss. % '2 Sic: !GSssf psSe
sssn's sS5is loose loose. 'ss f9e d3 Sr:ssiss :a.a
creamery, in tubs, sh.scoTins. 30 u sEss}sc c;
ss i!s ss fSF %hssss isss1s sshs SsSs
r soasS 'GsSnas ,3ShrS swc
very fancy reods aGis a ssa CO." G: extra Nrs,S.
ssh c; nrsts' 500 a2c; lower GRADES. 9s q 9oc:
fancy brands higher: fair to good. 81 ii a0c.
The sao,a'sSs to|iow; NssrSs e,rs Hso frsss H.%;
Ssc: f'rs,s. nn 2gc: seconds. 2oc: Westsrn extra
candled eggs Jobb'ng to retailers In cartons
e. ssga4c: and loose. 81 a ssc: fair to good.
= CHEEsF;- Steady but quiet. The follow.
7ohc. single daisles. fresh. i0h o llc;
'obhiWrE sales pS,.f q: EGX isney goods 2:92ss
via exprcss--Fancy. fat. yel.ow-skinned. 24
q 26c; exceptional lots higher; fair to good.
22 2sc. fowls. I;eghorns; according to quail
!ty iS,;32c; snrIns chickens; not Lesb2rns q
ibs, each. $50 a5c; spring chickens; not leg.
ems, L.shorna, fancy: fat. yellow .skinned
spgns nS s%ss5 SIsI M.
PsRin fancy. fat % @ 29c; ordinary. is q 4ts soc
Do; mi.cd nj e. colors. 1'% e; I pigeons. ger pair
over .e so @:shnr c 0S Seirs s1a
ing 3h los;. ,26e: wcighinE 9 lbs; "a q 25c
fowls, fresh xilleda in bbls.: sary-p!ckel
; INK lbs. X Sc; @ | %eshpr lbs % and %f'sn. sn.
der. 22a 2se; broiling chickens, Western. in
boxes. 34M 3Gc: in bbls.. 30T22c: do. near
ss'' s .p1ns dScss 49,
PoTAJ2Es-wh1,: yHa1 ;o potatoes. nes.sy aS per
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16
NeV Issue
$5OOOOO
Finance Service Company
Baltimore, Md.


unuhe e1
= Capitalization OF oaHsS ths eS%pa"S %% Pa%S Is as '"
s Preferred Stock soSSS soS%S s1ssSSS 1ss$S
]"'"'
Pa val of all issues $40 share
W. H. Crane President the Company
rlabe furniture
oc double the
%H of % 5 Rss comea mne s confines s T %
charter and are fully epp TO pn pmes % fanMng @
ssd4s cash and % smma % baeRy
companies @ & M coll collateral tiers & s form on
h' @ I 5 . I % TITS @ss 5
Apa as9a 1s5 1s5s pal" !" Preferred Stock " I'm s " " ana " " ''""' ~
both "a" and class
~ 1 esSssd re-
Sf1 hSf % easiS n the as 5S % & 5 ] both class and class 3 common S
s date ? ] ] s S asa s sbs qeg G den an m be called
~ % @ % M %
The Ssne % o the ny % psn itself both efficient and progressive evidenced
@ % S % ] Tss and is % % s s @ a5s 5ssa S oV 7%s % s S
% cqa Preferred se Stock M unit
HAMBLETON & co.
SOUTH $$. S % 1s'.r BUILDING ESTABLISHED 1865 Ssss *s
Statement. so"hs1h hi" circular s~ to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16
THE OHIO CONNECTING RAIl,
WAY COMPANY

Pittsburgh, Pa. July II. 1927.
First Mnrtgag" Bonds OF This Comn.,,
20 an GggTcs9te cost ot Eighteen Thousans
VIII be, purchased 81 ptembsr l. 1929. 70, foI
rIe sinking F.nd, from! the lowest 6iddsrs.
~ SeEE!Sd pFogoS:r9hs :rhs e e. sell 6pnIs must be
Company, New Y0"k Oily b.for" t.heN
o'clock, Thursday ufternoon. August. 81.
1877, and bonds accepted must bo I-Iiv. sax
on September ! or security furniah.d M
dag, II required, that delivery will be MAJ
within tep days, -" ".~
T. II. Is. McKNIGHT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16
Fourth St. National Branch Office

The Fourth street National Hank has
taken a long;term lease for space in the
square. for the establishments OF an uptown
branch Office, which i is planned to open
about January /. The building Is owned
BY the Finance Company OF Tennsyivania
and will be gen"rally remodcled FOR the
purposes of the bank and to improve other
office space. The Fourth Street National
was established In 1885 and has always
occupied tn. same quarters In tho IulIitl
Building. on Fourth street bo!ow Chestnut,
Deposits total ,arproximatel" $40, ,00o,OUu
ana resources S6i 900 900 y. + shan
hacker IL president. and Syd.ny T., TSl"r
"a chairman OF the board
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16
To Holders Of AUTOCAR COMPANY First
MORTGAGE &c. SERIAL LNIn MONTH";

Under the provisions OF Section O. Articic
Of It's mortssss dated Apr'l l, 1919. the
intention 70 exercise the right reserved there
secured ~ said mortgag. on August 2iSt.
1922 At lo2h and accrued !ntsrest. on. pre-
Pennsyiv.nia Company for Insurancss on
Lives and Granting Annuities. Trustee. biI
interest on said bonds will cease.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16

Pittsburgh. Aug. l0.-HOGS Receipts.
h:o9y h:oo hssd oTHr HGaSes S
SHEEP AMI LAMBS--Rccepts. 500 head.
Shtep. 81. %; steady. Lambs. $3.50: higher
CALVES-Receipts 100 head. Top. Si2,
higher.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16

Atch ~ q I, Barnbu'l Corp
cv .a ,ao ~ 4 ~
No.. 102 ' '''
A'ch II & = Fs Barnsd'll Corp
" Mt DIV ~ B Ss
b.. S2x l..,. 1903,
Msa'e) syn Bell Telephone
" iranse0ntft OF Pa rs
sort l. H .tsale) los y
~0''''s~ss ll,s. iQsA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16
No Change In Raw SUGAR

kCt CO i;inues quiet but steady, with Cuba !
Tor A.sGst nnd prompt shipment quoted A /
an cents. cost a ID freight. There wore No
ales other than thoJ" reported yesterday
The local refined market was quiet hut Arm
with rchners list prices ranging from cent,
20 TO cents, less per cent for cash Re
hners generally report marked prugress in
catching up on their ovctSules,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16

BRiDGE OS LINE OF
-, SfhSSsiIvASih kSifaMohhbS SifM hhSE
nr,dss Lhe work includes removal Of the existing
giIder bridge encased in concrsts, ~ Szs tn
lass.,. I SEsSis EssS / 4 iyyss s'',s.s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16

New Y " II a
II 4s 81
10. 52h
New Y N II a
IartsA as
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16

Keokuk & Des
Moines 81
10. 02h
Laclede Gas Z
OF st l. bs
l..... 93 y
Lehigil Val IS
l.... 103 u
! go. 1o3h
" e. Myers IS
10. 100
Long Dock 6s
| 3. 100
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16
FINANCIAL
SEALED PROPOSALS W

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
Ceived and publicly openet in the office OF
The Quartermas.er General. Room 1900
iI,!mn'INs iI,f nu'i9:mx ;.h MhSsh;;ns'1nn:o p. G. At
sonst-pctton OF z group OF hospital BUILDINGS
Work includes construction Of twenty-foUr
'24l buildings built OF reinforced concr-ts
itxAtns syst:ms. roads and walks (footirsI
for nine CutldingD now under contract Plans
August l5t.1. upon deposit OF 400. from the
otiCe OF the Qusrtermastrr General. Room,
or from the Once OF the Constructins Quar-.
termsster. Chamber Of Commerce Puidins,
spectncs,iols viii be on exhibition at the
ternaster. 80 whitehall Bldg. New York
civ. GNlce ConstruStinR ouartermaster.
Gusr,er%mas,er ar. % supply oriceT. c;Iesso InssT, e
mediate Depot. 1919, West PershIns Road.
chicago. Ill. and orice ConstruCtins Qua r.
.ermaster. Scott Field. Relleville. III
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16
prop0safs
sl45 .0DO.O
Borough of POint Pleasant Beach
Iirh unI W

HorSuSh or TOiht TLr.sant Heach, n. ).
Tho Hoard of E:dTCaiton Of bistrIot q,
r@nt lss na PSssSn pss for ha%eh 6oo 90 w Tsesys
building Bonds. Interest payAbl. Augnst ist
and February ist ~ each year. Binds datsd
August LIST, 1922 Bonds duo and payable as
10 lows "
$4,000 90, each year. 1923 TO 1892 Inc.
1000. o.. each year, 1893 to 1871, Inc.
GOO0 90. each year. lStg TO 1851, inc
renomInatton. $1,000. 90 Coupon Isonds
Assessed valuation, s! .sl5. 900 90.
Present school debt. $1,000 90.
Bdas opened August q. 1922, az = o'clock
p NJ. at BChouihous., Trenton avenue
Al bids must he accompanied by Csrtined
check for $1,000 90, made payable TO H. g.
Shoemaker Jr Custodian. All bids must
be sealed and marked 'TAds on IIirh Scbnoi
Bull Ing Ronds and addressed to James W
Pearre, District Clerk W.
The right ~ rcs"rved 10 reject any and Ali
hidE. The issue was suthOT zed by IN. elsc-
tors Of said district at an election held May
LIST, 1877.
JAMES w PEARCE.
District Clerk.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16
FINANCIAL
The Atlantis Refining Company
leo rsu Sh and 0ns.Hsfi Per Csnt
Gold DshsHtufss
NOTICE. or REDEMPTION
FlNASC IAI
THE arfE2,STrntGG RE The REt3SiSo TqdPEES OF oEroyr.sr
~ ~, hrat SIX and one-iialf Per Cent.
pOIu Irb~

'old prbentures. due March j, 1881.
aaou are hereby notified that Tre Atlantic
n,dmm,ns rsda.ns Company has elected 10 pay OF and
tno snt'f. $4,000 600 principal amount Of
ns Ten Year SIX ana One-halt Per Cent
Soid Debenturcs, dated March ! 1927 duo
march J. 1881. Issued uudor Its Trust Agreo-
%!tnt Wlth Tho Egui;abl. Trust Company of
SI" YORK, Trustee, dated March / 1921
ns pr9Nl9ed In SAD Agreement The At
anti iNtAHus Conpaiy requests eacn and
.'Hy holder or said DCbrnturcs 70 present
- Payment aud redemption at the prin.
S;"aI AmuuLi thcrcCf plus tn. premium OF
90 per cent u such principal amount on
; 2'ember !. l"22, al tho ur'iCe of Ths
n1ui!"hI" frdst tuIUpuuy OF New York NJ
- Wal! street, Sew York CITY in the Ror.
HuSh " "l"Ehattuu and State Of New York
l. > A. 81. such DcburtL!es tngrther with
COUPON mGtur!ns March !. lD23 uud all sub
"FH NJ cOupuhS itttCi"d. aur iIpor nur.
render ~ sash IwbeUl urrE ~ acc0rdanc.
WIZ lhla notice, the SAM wall he paid ,nt
trareihcd " The Atlantic krfulu, Cotnpuny
"t The principal amount thereof ylu, ths
sald redemption premium Of three and on,-
quarter uol r'Ul. t3i. Eol OF such pTtncinal
amount TIC Accrued interest due Srpt.In.
Der l. l022, WI! be paid upon SURRENDER Of
the COUPE therefor whiCh should Lr d.
thched and prrscnted TOR payment In Ia.
usual manner, Interest on all the De.
behtures VIII cease on Septcmb.r l. luo2
ana the coupons maturing after said date.
will become null and void.
THE yArLANTIC REFINING COMPANY
As}ALBE6T HILL. Tssssuser.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16

Easel st. Louis. H. Aug 1G.--CATTLE--
Receipts. 1000 head. Reef steers steady to
Csc higher: Texas GraSsers showing advance; ;
$40 paid for year!inRs; 50 for grass steers
not enough steers, yenriings or cows sold 10
SHOW bulk; year!ings, cows and Gamers
"teady: bulls steady to strong: light veal
calves soc Ssher; t1p. 81 30 stockcr steers
T2.4o; calves. sll a ilto
HOGS-RtGe!pts. $4,000 head. Slow and
uneven. mostly l5c TO ?5" lower TOP. s0.75
paid for numerous loads Of l6O to 100 pound
sycrag.si .T 5 = bulk. l2o to 200 pound averages,
, SHEEP--Receipts. 1900 head. Active and
folly stendy. Top. sla paid for fat lar1Ss
heav avics. S3dp3.50. Wv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-16
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. Aug. 16.--CATTLE - Receipts
II 900 head. Beef steers active: strong TO
3; SSr hiGher Tor, .io.s'; suik, 500 70, so:
to J,igher: other grades and Gamers and
cutters steady to strong; bulls lie higher
veal ca Ives. 25c to soc higher: stockers un-
,h.Gdnsed. bulk beef cows and hsiters..o s3qe
3.I5: bulk: bologna bulls. s4G4 %; veal
calves mostly Si2Wl2: 20.
HOGS-Recespts. $4,000 hoad. Market
slow: lighter weight mostly steady to isc
weight .te.ss@io. 2io to a4o pound s. h.
ers. 80 500 o. so: choice 400 pound butchers.
g: packing sows Essnerally steady: bulk,
heavy. $40 a a."5: medium, sOaO'0N; ligRt.
so;5O@ 10; light liShts 5000 10: packing
"ogfh aIn s. 2}a7TS; killing Plss: s';25@lo.
strong TO higher; mostly 1oc to i5c up Early
top nauyes. sl2 20; bulk, sI2 asa II. so. cul s
mostly 80: several strings medium to good
Western lambs; s,:;25 al 65; good Wash:
ing:on, bid sl..S5 four cars Westerns held
above fla: .nteep mostly steady: four cars
Montana wcther,. 10c lower at 81. 10: medium,
ninety pound Western yearlinss, so; feeders
tirmly held: no early sales.
The north Mississippi herald., 1922-08-11
BAD FIREAT THE
RAILROAD SHOPS

Saturday morning a few minutes
before one o'clock, fire broke out in
the foundry building of the local l.
c. Railroad Shops and before ex-
tinguished destroyed the foundry
building, paint shop and damaged ad-
joining buildings and some cars.
The fire insurance adjuster est
mates the loss as follows: Loss and
damage to buildings, $4,000; paints
and oils, $1,400; patterns, $4,000;
cars, $1,000; too's. $200-total loss,
$4,000. Insurance, $4,000.
Local officials received instructions
Saturday to clear the grounds at once
and prepare to build temporary build
ings for immediate use, and that
permanent brick buildings of larger
capacity will be erected in the near
future.
The north Mississippi herald., 1922-08-11
SUMMONS-FOR PUBLICATION
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

To Della Shelvey, whose post Office
address was, when last known, 46
Pickhan Street Rear, Buffalo, New
York:
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of Second
District of the County of Yalobusha
in said State, on the Fourth Monday
of 23rd. day of October, A. D., 1922,
to defend the suit in said Court of
Richard Shelvey VS.. No. 2211 Della
Shelvey, action for divorce wherein
you are defendant.
This 9Th. day Of August, 1922.
d. E. PARKS, Clerk.
VIM. F. Hamilton, Sol. for Complain
ant.
The north Mississippi herald., 1922-08-11
AUGUST MEETING
co. SUPERVISORS

This week the board Of County
Supervisors held their regular August
meeting. The board convened Mon
day at Water Valley and held a two
days session, then went to Coffee
vile, where they held session We'd
nesday for the accommodation of citi-
zens of the First District.
The usual routine business and
consideration of complainants of tax
assessments were the principal busi-
ness of the session.
JEFF DAVIS HIGHWAY COMMIS-
SIONERS
: The election commissioners having
reported the election carried on the
proposed bond issues in Beats 1928
and 5 for the building Of the Jeffer-
son Davis Highway, the board ap-
pointed the following named commits
sioners for their respective beats:-
BEAT ii. F. Provine, ]. M. JEFF
j. E. Cole.
BEAT Wv. E. Blackmur, A. B. Por-
ter, NJ. C.Knox.
BEAT 3-W. B. Wagner, H. K. Hun
ter, w. w. Adams.
BEAT SIS. M. Jones, w. E. Daley,
j. E. Laycock.
CITIZENS COMMITTEE
The following named citizens were
appointed to fill vacancies on the
"Citizens Road Committee"-
]. w. McLarty, S. N. Berryhill, W.
C. Bryant. F. C. Daley, w. W. Hugh
es, E. NJ. Baddley and ]. c. Tate.
The north Mississippi herald., 1922-08-11
J. w. MAULDIN ANNOUNCES FOR
ALDERMAN, CITY-AT-LARCE

Mr.. j. w. Mauldin authorizes thi.
paper to make formal announcement
of his candidacy for Alderman fol-
the city-at-large.
Mr.. Mauldin needs no introduc-
tion nor recommendation to the peo-
pie of Water Valley, his native city
His entire life has been spent in the
service of the people of this vicinity
as cashier of the Mechanics Savings
Bank. The success and popularity of
that popular bank is due to his wise,
careful and conservative management
and his courteous and capable service.
His business association and qualifica-
tions make him a most valuable and
useful man for the place. Besides
he served the city for IA years as
City Treasurer, which gave him
thorough and detailed information of
the city's financial problems.
He is one of the best qualified and
equipped men in the entire city for
the position to which he aspires, and
the citizens are fortunate, indeed,
that such competent, high-class bus
nessman offers his most valuable SER
vice to the city.
Mr.. Mauldin viii appreciate your
support in the primaries.
The north Mississippi herald., 1922-08-11
DEATH OF MISS MoLLIE BERRY

Miss Mollie Berry, 48 years of age
died Tuesday morning at the home
Of her brother, Mr.. Clay Berry OF
this city. The funeral services were
conducted Wednesday forenoon by
Rev. Wayne Alliston at Wyatt's Chap.
ell, where burial was made.
The deceased was a faithful and
consistent member of the Baptist
Church. She is survived by an aged
mother; two brothers, Messrs. Clay
and Clarence Berry; one sister, Mrs.
George Johnson, and other relatives
and many dear friends.
The north Mississippi herald., 1922-08-11

One of the happiest events of the
week was a watermelon cutting at
which Mr.. Campbell, the gen al mana
ger of Glenwild plantation, promised
that if the Lo He Sc girls would come
back another year, he would name the
camping place ''Lo He Sc Camping
Ground"
The girls and their guardian are
very grateful to those of our citizens
who helped make the trip possible and
a success-to Mr.. Hammer for the
use of his truck to convey the tents,
etc., to Glenwild-to Mr.. Porter and
the other merchants for their timely
donations-to Mr.. Bosnia, who SO
kindly brought US fresh meat from
Water Valley and last but not leaf
to the public spirited men who so
generously permitted the use of
their tents.
The favorite Camp Fire yell
2-4-6-8,
Whom do we appreciate?
Mr.. Campbell, Mr.. Campo
bell, Mr.. Campbell!
The favorite Camp song
Mr.. Borden had a farm,
He-i-Heigh-i-Ho,
And on this farm he had some
girls,
He-i-Heigh-i-Ho.
With chatter, chatter here,
And chatter, chatter, there,
And a here chatter, there chat
ter,
Everywhere chatter, chatter.
The north Mississippi herald., 1922-08-11
CITIZENS COMMITTEE


Miss Gladys McCullar and Mr.. NAL
colin Cade surprised their many
friends by motoring over to Charles
ton, August 4th. and were united in
marriage. Miss McCullar is the
popular young daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. r. McCuIar, while Mr.. Cade
is young business man of West
Miss. After brief bridal trip they
vii return to their future home In
West, Miss.
The north Mississippi herald., 1922-08-11

Yesterday morning when the train
pulled in from Memr his mcst charm
ing little French widow stepped off
the train carrying a mysterious band
box. The madam is en- route to
some other city and has been called to
Water Valley by a certain SECRET
ORGANIZATIONS the name of viii h
she refuses to disclose, but will be
announced later. Her dashing appear
and at the station caused such SEN
sation among the men that one of
our prominent bachelors Immediately
called meeting a meeting of his pas
at the drug store to inform them net
even to take second look at her.
However, local newspaper report
er called at the hotel for an interview
and found that that the madam's s band
box not only contained paint and pow
der and other things, but also bas
ket of bugs. The bugs are of dan
gerous variety-all kinds and co'or2
and about the size or a Doll WeeVii
but if bitten by any variety the victim
Immediately succumbs. So, BACHE-
LORS BEWARE, your freedom is
Just about at an end for these bugs
have been known to throw hardheart-
ed bachelors into fever, and when
the fever has cooled the bachelor
would propose to the first pretty girl
he met.
The spinsters of the town are SO
elated over the madam's visit that
they have rented the theatre and soon
the madam viii give a public demon
stration of what these little bugs can
do. All marriageable men, of any
age, are urged to be present and
watch the exhibition.