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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25
PkEHLED RENISOkNf RA.
DY "a CERVEN 1922.

(F. l.. l. S. " celku pre-
hlednuto bylo pfistehovalec-
kych pripadd "a cerven 1922
a vydano pisemnich rozhodnu-
ii 1865, v Mich bylo zahrnu-
to 2,288 cizincG, ustnich vysle-
chI bylo 252. Pripady nekte-
re vyvolaly pozornost senate
ri a kongresnika. O 1O8 pfi-
padd zajimalo Sc nekolik sena-
tori, O 259 pripadn zajimali
sc kongresnici. We 410 pripa-
dech podileli sc pravni zastup
ci a v celku bylo 361, nichz
mely lcast spolecnosti dobro-
Gimme, pfibuzni, pratele, prav-
nici a JIM.
Pred revisorni radu dosta-
1y Sc zajimave rfipady, jichz
pocet druh je uvaden ma
sledujicim:
Bylo "a piipadu, nichz by
Ii nedospeli doprovazeni cizin-
ci dospelymi, ale nebyli v pri-
buzenstvi vzajemnem. Kon-
traktnich demikG, anebo zdan
live kontraktnich bylo 1876, z
anarchie anebo komun;smu po
dezrelych 22, re zakazaneho
pasma 9, ditek pod is rok1,
nedoprovazenych dospelymi
40, pristehovalcu podezrelych
anebo usvedcenych z rdznych
zlocinG jako loupeze, podvo-
du, kradeze, vrazdy, kfive pfi-
sahy, podloudnictvi a p. 80,
sluzek 10, pc deportaci v roce
pfijelo Ia osob, mad procenta
pfijelo sem 24O lidi, ma srdec-
nj vadu jich trpelo IL, ma prl-
trz bylo leceno trpelo tou
nemoci Is, slabomyslnych bylo
35, negramotnich pfistehoval-
cI bylo vraceno 1863, chorych
duSevnG "a, cizinci bez penez
byli v 433 pripadech.
U revisorni rady bylo vyfi-
zeno dale 125 pripadd rdz-
nych telesnych defektI, pa.
doucnice, paralyse a j., vysky-
til sc diva lida mnohozenci
profesionelni zebraci byli 2
pro ucele nemravne prijelo 90
lidi, kteri ovsem hyli vraceni
dale bylo vyrizeno l3 pfipadi
studentd, 268 l:di hylo zavola
no pred radu revisorni, ktef
bud nemeli viso ma pasu, net
nemeli pas vlbec, projeli bez
prohlidky. anebo Sc sem dosta
Ii jako slept cestujici. Komi
sc vyridila konecne l34 pripa
dI cinskych, 8 iaponskych,
pfipadI zadrzenyca navstev
Mkt a IS pripadd, v nichz pri
stehovalci byli nemocni rdzny
mi nemocemi jake malomocen
stvim, trachomou, pohlavnim
nemocemi a j.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25
Mecen6S.

Jestli pax obetujete take ne
CO ma dramaticke um9ni? ~
Jak by ne? Mole zena 81 koupi
ia divadelni plast' "a tisic ko
run.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25

la malomluvna, zamestnavajic
Sc neust&le v kuchyni nebo v
sousednim pokoji pro hosty,
kde stal sici stolek babiccin.
Babicka hledela vzdy ma Jiri-
ka patrave a starostlive Sc tva-
rila, pozorujic jeho bledy, prd
svitny obliceji, a jeho subtilni
postavicku. Pripominala 81
yzdy vlastniho synacka = ctvr
teho re sedmnacti - ktery byl
ponekud Jirikovi podoben a
zemrel, Praze jsa ma studi-
ich. Jen nekdy, snad dojata
vlnou teskne vzpominky, wa
la Jiricka "a ruku, aby il po-
hladila. A Ease odbehla do sve
kuchynky. Cinnost hospodyn-,
ska vyplnovala vsechny dny
babiccina zivota. Jeji deti, jez
vetsinou zalozily vlastni rodi-
ny, navstevovaly nekdy babic-
ku a tn ozivl ma cas- hostinsky
pokoj ma vymenku, perinami
dobre opatreny a ciste vzdy u
praveny. Tenkrat byla babic-
ka We SVEN zivlu. Ia tech "a
jezdI hosti navstevoval Jirik
ridceji dedecka, hlede jaksi Ear
live ma sve sestrenky a bratran-
ce, jiz Sc vlichocovali v prizen
d6deckovu a vyckaval, az Ease
bude dedecek sam a We SVEN
pokoji. Do hostinskeho pokoje
dedecek malokdy chodival. Zdr
zoval Sc vyhradne, We sve loz-
nici, kde mohl sc voln6 procha-
zeti a hoveti svym zalibam. /
Jirikovi libilo sc tn nejvice.
Smell tn wit do ruky i knihy z
: etazeru dedeckova, mohl 81
prohlizeti blize rodinne obraz-
ky, rozvesene mad pohovkou a
mohl Sc Sc stupatka oknem "a
hledeti ma ulici, vedouci ke ko-
stelu prave proti dedeckovym
oknGm.
hostel byl dedeckovym ito
cistem. Chodival denne ma
"ranni' a to proto, re pri nj
hraval ma varhany starry jeho
! pritel, ucitel a regenschori,
Plouhra. Ucitel podobal Sc v
mnohem dedeckovi, mel row.
nez tax bilou hlavu jako on, a
lie byl zivejsi, protoze mladsi
dedecka. Ale NELL Sc s dedec-
KEN radi. Jiri casio prihlizel,
jak spolu zaveseni kraceji k
domOvu kostelnf ulici. D6decek
fikaval Jifikovi: "Budes NIT
hodneho pana ucitele, ten te u.
pevni v uceni a dobre te opatri
pro zivot." A tax sc mel Jiri
nae tesit, az bude sedet We ska.
mnach obecne skoly. Dosud he
vyucoval jen donna kaplan P
Borovy. A n6kdy sam dedecek
v zahrade zkousel sestiletehc
vnuka, ale byly to v6tsinou jer
ethicke lekce, pri nichz neby
ucitelem pedagog, ale zkuse
ny starec, nabozensky a MIRA,
ne zalozeny.
I Borovy byl take nekdy vita
; nym hostem u dedecka. Dedec
! kovi Sc libil vazny, mlady kn6.
a rad S MIN hovofil. P. Borrow
pouMl teto prime dedeckovy
a pozadal no, kdyz prijela
nemu naySteva, sestra Kla
tov, ably il dovolil pfespati i,
hostinskem pokoji sveho w
m6nku. Slecna Rizenka byl,
mila, pfijemna osGbka. Mirn6
sede Oci jeji tax meme Sc Ia
: hledely ma kazdeho, ze ziska
vala srdce kazdeho. Borov,
: mel sestru rad a ably il dal dG
: kaz sve bratrske lcasti (mel
: pred svatbou), dal il usiti
| mistniho krejciho svatebn
/ roucho. Navsteva slecnina S
i tim dosti protahla. A to k ra
dosti hostitelI a cele rodiny
!. tez k neprojevovane, zarliv
1 strezene radosti - Jirikove. .
!, fik hled6l ma sestru ucitelovu
2 takovou dctou, s jakou patfil n
.,x,o%6 Ohr6 L,y " v,nLo;; uS;%ol,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25

Il d&vnych dob.).
Pavel List.

Pavel List.
Jirik byl donna miloyan.
Snad pro svou plachost. a pro
snivy pohled modrych oci, v
n9mz zracila sc mekka srdec-
most, hluboka. ale nevtirava. A
lie nebyl hyckan, ami otcem, ami
matkou. A nebyl by ami tako-
YOU uprilisnenou rozneznelost
sveho okoli dobra snasel. Zlo-
bill Sc, dotykal-li Sc kdo jeho
prstencovitych vlasd, chtel-li
kdo polibit no ma rty. Jednou
dokonce svyma zivyma nozka-
ma zlobne podupal odyaznou
chdvu, ktera 81 doyoiila sevrit
no v mekke naraei, ably mu Eli
bala chlspeekks jemne zvlnene
rty. Bal Sc polibkd, uhybal Sc
projevum n&znOsti, jsa sam. az
pfilis neznym. dtly a rozcitH.
vely. ...x, =
Jifikovi bylo prizracno, ze
jej nelakal TAX zivot a hry deti,
jake spise ziyot a cinnost star
sich osob. We starSich videl ja-
koby IVORY, SNAIL Sc priblfziti
Sc Jim a podobat sc Jim tim, ze
81 osvojoval jejich pohyby, vsi-
NAL 81 jejich mluvy, napodobo-
val jejich gesta.
Hra micem nelakala no, a.
lie rad prihlizel praci delnikd,
pracujicich ma stavbe, rad Sc
pohyboval v kuchyni, kan pri-
ch&zel koti, aby Sc tn naobed-
val, kde sc casio n6co dobreho
uprayovalo k jidlu, pri cemz o.
chotne sam pomahal a kde VIA
dla energicka teta Sc svazkem
klicd cd Spite "a pasem. V po-
zadi kuchyne rad Sc prochazel
jakO otec S rukama v bocich
slozenyma, naslouchaje kru-
potu cerstve nasypaneho pisku
ma ,umytych dlazdicieh. Rad
prichazel tez do kupeckeho
kramu otcova, kde Sc cvicil le-
pitt papirove sacky, baliti stip
ce safranu. Tyto veci Jifika
spise bavily, nez skladati kost-
ky v obrazky nebo chytati
krouzky ma hllku ma dvore. Ba
villa no vice vazna prace nez
hra. A miloval ustrani, kde sc
mohl oddati pozorovani sveho Q
koli, kde nebylo bezduchych
her a stalych domluv, ably 81
hral. A jak Sc jen dalo, pouzi.
val nestrezenych bratri a Sc
ster a unikl jejich hram. Ia,
kovym dtocistem Jirikovym by
10 zatisi dedeckovo, v n6mz ira
vii sve dny 70lety stafecek, s
babickou o S let mladsi.
Dedeckiv "vymenek" by
oddelen Cd otcovych casti do
mu dfevenymi dvermi ma dlou
he palvlaci ma tuto pavlai
casio Sc zatoulal jiz jako peti
lety hosik, ably tn vyckaval
az Sc objevi v zasklenne cast
! paylace dedecek. A kdyz de
decka spatril, hned ma dvef'
"t'uk, TUX! Ma zaklepani de
deeek vzdycky otevfel Drank,
a vpustil Jirika k sobe dovnitf
A tady byl JirikIv raj. I
dedecka, milovaneho dedec
ka Byly tn krasne sloupkov,
bici hodiny ma sirokem vykl;
danem pradelniku, byla t.
mekka pohovka, kde usedal &c
venolici starecek bilych vlni
tych vlasd cernym s&tkem k
lem krku pfevazanym, rue
zvratmo "a hlavou slozeny I'd
decek rikaval, ze sc te poloz
dobre plice vetraji) a vyklada
Jifikovi a vsudypfitomnost
Boha a pravdach, jez zjevuj
Sc jen dobrym a cistym liden
krasnymi, prilehavymi slovy
Jirik sedel dedeckovi po boku
;, slysel-li biti hodiny, zvlastnin
hlubokym, opakujicim sc I'D
rem, jakoby z hlubin vyznivs
jicim, snil tichem svatvecs
ru d9deckovych. vyznamnyc
dnI, jichz vyznamu sice n.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25

ma RGzena stala ma stolicce ba-
biccine v novych, lesklych sve-
tlesedych satech, jez ma nj krej
ci zkousel.Slecna pripadala il
fikovi jako zjeveni. Tvare ho-
rely il radosti stestim a tes-
ny tvar sati cinil. il jeste sti-
hlejsi vabnejsi.
"Nevesta! - odejde ted. :"
napadlo Jirika sotva tuto
moznost domyslil, oslovila no
slecna vesele: "Tak, Jiriku, ri
ira Sc rozloucime! Bude Sc ii
styskat?"
Jirikovi pobledly tvare. Sc
smutnel toho dne nenabyl jiz
sve jinak dobre miry mysli.
Brzo po odjezdu sestry ka-
planovy bylo Sc Jirikovi pri-
; pravovati do skoly. Pan ucitel
tesil Sc jiz ma noveho zacka a
Jirik nemohl Sc jiz pocatku w
ucovani dockati. A kdyz konec
ne do skoly choditi zacal, pri-
rostla mu skola razem k srdci,
Jirik-skolak visel ma uciteli a
nespoustel neho oci. Ale kdyz
jednou pri sve vrozene tekavo-
sti kamsi sc zahledel pan u
citel, aby jej pokaral, podle
zvyku palcem We vlasech mu
zatocil, pristihnuv no pri nepo
zornosti, Jirik Sc zastydel a IL
tostive Sc rozplakal. "Pan uci-
tel mne pokaral!" zanarikal v
nitru SVEN a hrozil Sc dGsled-
XII teto vytky. Zapamatoval 81
vsak dobre ucitelovo telesne
pokarani a strezil Sc, ably Sc
pripad neopakoval. Pro lasku k
panu uciteli byl by buh vi co
podstoupil, ably nebyl trestan.
Dedecek byl ted trochu po-
zapomenut Jifikem.
! O sv, Vaclavu, v den jmenin
otcovych a dedeckovych, byl
pOZvan k SyateCnimu Ob6du de-
decek pan ucitel Plouhar. ia
ko nejvzacnejsi hoste byli po-
sazeni oba starci vedle sebe. Ji-
ri, sedici s ostatnimi detmi u
vedlejsiho stolu, hledel zalib-
ne ma oba belovlase starce, jak
k sobe zbelene hlavy duverne
nachyluji. Pan ucitel bavil de-
decka a ostatni stolovniky "a
bavnymi povidkami z dob mia
deho ucitelovani a dedecek byl
/. vsecek cerveny We tvari jako
rGze v rozkvetu. Rozehraly no
povidky pane ucitelovy.
Kdyz hostim podavana GER
} ma kava, postavil Sc Jifik "a de
. deckovu zidli, ably take neco z
vypravovani ucitelova zaslechl.
} Ucitel vypravoval prave o We
selych dobach, kdy d6ti jeho
| dordstaly a jak setril pro svou
dceru, az il slusne veno usetril,
: nedopravaje 81 pohodli v mia.
dem veku, o muzikantskych
i produkclch We SVEN rodisti a
: povidky klouzaly mu Sc rtG
Z svlazWanych dobrym vinem
7 jako zrcadelne skvrny pc bile
stene "a poledniho slunce
( Kdyz pax po chvili hodovnici U
: stolu stichli, jak Sc nekdy stav5
v po unave delsiho hodovani, q
: d6decek zpozoroval mileho vnu
a ka We sve tesne blizkosti, pri
], tahl no k sobe a hlade no pc
: vlasech, fekl k ucitei:
~ ''Po tomhle hochovi sc m
7 bude styskat, az budu lezet ,
! hrobe." A zakyval hlavou.
a Jifikoyi sc ZachyGlo srdce s
u bylo mu do place. Ale kdyz S,
Il "a okamzik zadival po ocku nj
e dedecka a zpozoroval jeh'
l. zcervenalou tvar a oci, spoke
a jene zarici, fekl rozhodne:
e ''Dedecku, to jeste dlouh'
il nebude! Wy tn zdstanete mez
S nami jeste hodne dlouho, tisi
a let."
D ''Kdo vi, hochu," namitl de
" decek, "zima bude letos tuh'
a. a nikdo z mas nevi ami dne, an
a. hodiny. Budu-li vSak muset cd
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-21
MiHs DEAFNESS Brewer Awarded Free
Scholarship To State Normal
College.


The free scholarship donated by
the Mississippi Delta Co. whose plan-
tations are about Scott in Bolivar
County, Miss. and whose execu-
tive Offices are at Memphis, Tenn. i,
was awarded few days ago to MISS
DEAFNESS BREWER of Greene County,
Miss. for the Normal College at
Hattiesburg. The scholarship IN
cludes all expenses, giving the sue
cessful one a full collegiate educa-
ton. The above company gives "a
way annually scholarship to one
deserving applicant whether boy or
girl at each of the four state institu-
tons. Miss DEAFNESS is a girt high
ly deserving of the scholarship and
the Herald is glad she received it as
well as feeling a pride in Greene
Comfy being so favored. The broad
phiantropic spirip which the big cot
ton planting company manifests in
giving away these scholarships each
year is a step towards encouraging
higher education to those who yearn
for and really deserve, which can
not be too highly commended. Such
a spirit is none too plentiful in these
days Of greed and should be given
wide recognition by grateful citi-
zenship, which it is to be hoped Will
some day be strong enough finauci-
ally to do all of this work and more
for her sons and daughters ip that
WaV
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-21

Some Real Good Advice In This.

Leland Enterprise.
The boy or girl out of school
should be given something to do to
occupy their minds, as the idle mind
is the Devils workshop. There are
many things around the home boy
or girl should do. We do not mean
that they should be robbed of their
play ime. Give them plenty of that
The boy or girl should not forget
that their parents are entitled to
some OF this play time as well as
themselves. But too many Of the
children act as il their parents
should do nothing but give them
food. shelter and clothes.
666 quickly relieves Colds, Cou-
stipaton, Biliousness and Headaches
A fine tonic. 1916
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-21
Revision of Pol Books Will Show
about 1900 Voters

The Election Commissioners are
busy this week preparing the poll
books for the coming primary cleo
tion. In fact they are transferring
the name of the electors to new poll
books and in that way purging out
all names Of those moved away, died
or from other reason no longer q
part of the registered electorate of
Greene County. We are informed
that safe estimate of the number
of voters after this work is compile
ted will show somewhere round l, 800
ofwhom there will be slightly over
$50 women. The number of eligible
voters last year was close to / 300.
There are always some losses in re-
vising the poIl-b books but the net
gain is due to registration this year
of whom the above named number
are women. The women have not
registered up so close in Greene
County but likely will in time.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-21

, To do 50. - II you will examine the
law, you will find that the Tax Com.
mission has not been given the auth
GRITTY to fix the assessment against
any individual; but that such author
lty has been entrusted only to the
Supervisors. The State Tax Com
mission has control only over the to-
tai assessment OF each class of pro-
perty. We have no control over the
the amount OF money expended by
the State Government. This and
the tax rate for it are fixed by the
the Legislature. We have no con-
troll oyer the amount of money ex-
pended by the county. This and
the tax rates for 1T are fixed by the
Supervisors. We are charged only
with the duty of equalizing the to-
ia. assessment OF each class of pro-
perty, one county compared with the
others. Do not mistake this as an
apology to the tax-dodgers because
we would be too glad to make every
tax dodger toe the mark, If we had
the authority of law to fix assess
ments against individuals. We ur-
ge you to cooperate with US in curl
efforts TO get the Supervisors to as
sess all taxpayers properly, without
tear or favor; for they alone have
such authority.
If the Supervisors fail to make the
proper as sessment against any tax
payer, please furnish us with the
facts, and we will request the At
torney General to appeal from the
to the court. II you
like. your name will be held in con-
fidence.
Yours very truly,
DUNCAN l.. THOMPSON, Chrmn. S
Jackssn Miss, July 18th. 1922.
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-21
GREEN WEsTBRooK.

The Herald has received an an
nouncement OF the marriage OF Mr..
Joseph Clarence Green TO Miss Alice
MynelIe Westbrook, which event
takes place in Jackson. Miss, on
Thursday July %. 1922 ats o'clock
at the second Baptist church in that
city. Carenceis brother to Bert
and Sam Green of Beakesvile and
Mrs J l.. Mills and travels out of
the Capital CITY OF the state. The
bride is a daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Willism Wall Westbrook of that
city. Clarence is also brother to
Mrs. Dir. NJ. L. Batson of jackson,
and his mother Mrs. Id Green also
lives mp there and in that way he
has been associated with some mem
bers of his family in making Jack
son headquarters, aud now he starts
a home of his own.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-21
HENRY BOND KILLED 81 jAfLEH
WHOM HE FATALLY SHOT.

The news flashed IN over the wires
Tuesday afternoon. that Henry A,
Bond IN Jail at Jackson. Miss,
awaiting death sentence, had on that
afternoon been killed by the jaIer
Rush Harris. who was himself first
fatally shot bv Bond. From Sheriff
Webb Valley who had gone up there
after Bond to bring him to Leakes-
VILE to be executed Friday July 81,
we learn the circumstances of the
killing was about as follows: The
iailer Mr.. Harris went up to the
death cell in which Bond was locked,
to give the latter watermelon aud
a chicken lunch, the latter of which
was being born on tray by negro
trusty. Just as the jailer unlocked
the cell, Bond leaped out shooting
Harris as he came, the ball striking
in the jailers chest. Bond then
went on to the door on the floor
which was upttiars. This door
stands a. head of the stairway and
had been locked by Harris as he
came up. Finding it SO locked Bond
then turned and came back towards
the jailer who seeing Bond approach
pumped four bullets into Bond, eth
er of which would have proved fatal,
as two hit him about the face, one
in the breast and another in the alb
domen. Bond sank to the floor
dead Harris then lett the jail and
walked over to the sheriff's office a
little distance away and turned over
the jail keys to him, telling him of
having killed Bond and stating that
Bond got me" about which time
he turned over and died. Bond S
folks had VISITED mm earlier in the
day aud left the lunch and melon for
! him. They we're picked up later at
Collins and carried back to Jackson.
A pistol was found hid in their car
IN paper-sack. Their party con
sisted of Mrs. Henry Bond, his wife;
Mrs. Liza Lott, his sister; Isaac
Bond and his wife and Azzle Bond,
the IL year old daughter of Henry
Bond. Isaac is Henry's brother.
The crime for which Bond was con
victed and received death sentence,
was the killing of Federal Prohib;-
ton officer Jacob f. Green in Piney
Woods Creek swamp on April l, 1921
III the famous shinny-sti liraid in
which Green lost his life and also
Town Marshal Lawrence Dunnam.
Kelly was convicted OF killing Dun
nam and sentenced to hang. His SEN
tence was sustained by both Supreme
Court and Pardon Board, same as
Bond s. Kelly it will be recalled
took his own life ia the Loakesville
Jail day be was to have been executed
| Adams was sentenced to life i'm
prisonment in the state penitentary
at the past term Of our circnit court
Morris the other man at such still,
time OF the raid, received a three
year pentitent iary sentence at Nov
term our circuit court. This ends
the chapter following such double
tragedy in PIney Wood swamp I'M
less it be traced through whatever
prosecutions may follow In Kinds
County courts as to who may have
been accessory to the killing Of jailer
Rush Harris by Bond after he had
In some secret manner secured that
pistol despite he was locked in the
death cell.
cnn.a Caal Hood Adunn In The
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

None to WHITE.
COLORED.
7-l5 o. Luther Lewis &c Viola
Patten.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-21
STRAYED OXEN.

Strayed from our Camp 4 miles
east OF new Ayera about Easter Sun
day / Dark Brown Steer. | Red
Steer, Red Spotted Steer slender
form. Black spotted Steer. All
young medium size Steers. $50. 90
Reward for the person locating these
Oxen. Notify,
EAsTERIdNG BRYANT LBR. Co.
T-28 Avera, Miss.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-21
STATEMENT
OF the Financial condition OF
Bank OF Avera

located at Avera. in the county of Greene |
state of Mississippi. at the Close Of Business
June 80. 1922. made to the Board OF Bank Ex-
aminers.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts see. 4Ss 81 |
Overdrafts. unsecured 1884
Stocks. Bonds. Securities etc. 10000
Guaranty Fund with State Treasurer $1,000
Furniture and Fixtures 1857 so
Due from Other Banks-commerclal
or reserve funds $500 20
Other Cash items asais|
Currency a9syOo
Gold coin $1,000
Silver coin nickels cents l.l06os
All other items OF Resource. viz:
Interest ard Expense $500
--
Total 500. 4sO 10
LIABILITIES
Capital stock 100000
Surplus fund 100000
Undivided profits, less amount paid
for interest.taxes and current expenses
Individual Deposits. subject to check 7i,0SsOo
Saving Deposit 2e4s Sc
Time Certificates OF deposits l44ss 90
Cashiers Checks 9oi53
-
lotai 800. $50 10
l. o. B. Bowen, Cashier. do solemnly swear
that the above IS true statement of the dnan-
cial condition of Bank OF Avera. located at
Avera. In the County OF Greene. State Of
Mississippi. at the close OF business on the
sotn day OF June 1879, to the best of my knowl-
edge and belief.
Correct Attestl Q, b. BOWEN. Cashier.
w. NJ. Dorset
T. w. Milner Directors
State of Mississippi.
Greene County
Sworn to and subscribed before me q
Notary Public. this 18th day of JULY iesa.
H. II. Russell. Notary Public.
My commission expires January 6. 1894.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-21
Barbecue.

A Barbecue will be given at Jona-
than Gin grove near school house, on
Friday Aug. 4 Every body especi-
ally the candidates invited.
J. b. DEARMAN JR. ut AL.
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-21
NOTICE.

Parties having Sand Pears for
Sale, will do well to see me or write
me at Rounsavile, by or before the
18th. of this month.
*. 2I) B. G. O'DANIEL.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-21
BIRTHS

EoRN, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Turner OF Leakesville. Miss. on
Monday. July IT. 1922, A Boy.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-21

Tanlac is the result OF years of stu
DIV. experiment tation and research bv
some OF the worlds greatest chem
lists. Hence its merit.
PEOPLES DRUG co.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-07-21
Bank StatementS.
STATEMENT
OF the Financial Condition Of the
Bank of Leakesville

located at Leasesyllle. In the county of Greene,
State OF Mississippi. at the close OF business
on June 30, 1922. made to the Board of Bank
Examiners
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts 3345. sss On
overdrafts. secured
unsecured e84 10
United States Bonds Certificates OF
Indebtedness War Saving Stamps 10000 90
Stocks. Bonds. securities. etc.. l3I5OOO|
Warrants. Estate. County. & MunicipaD 4.Osl. n
Guaranty Fund with State Treasurer 10000
Banking house and lot 10000
Other real estate owned 1.5Ria
Furniture and fixtures 10000
Due from other Banks-commercia
or reserve funds i2a604.7a
Exchange and Checks for next days
clcarings 75e4
Other cash items l525o
Currency $4,000
Gold Coin $500
Silver coin nickels and cents 76i.0s
TOTAL s5i7,7s 90
LIABILITIES
Capital stock 100000
Surplus Fund ll.5o0.00
Undivided profits. less amount paid for
interest. taxes and current expenses 4,e779
Dividends 700
Individual deposits. subject to check 25s, is
Time certificates of deposit 2I6. 30s
Bills Payable oOOOOOO
Cashiers checks 1872 IS
Reserved for accrued taxes
T. b. w. Mcleod, Cashier do solemnIy swear