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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-14
De AlE1 1LEI

Dnpd siarele din tdrd, scrise 81
tlpdrite IN toiul cdmpaniei electo-
rule, tOate partidele din opozitie
acusd stdpdmrea hberoM de cele
ndi sdlbotece ingertnte electorate.
Retereiut, cionaagul 81 reuolverM an
mtrat IN actinne, cu toate cd mai
era-pe rremea acea-<incd 10 sile
pdnd IN prin,a ri olegerilor, dar
GU toate aceste, fiecare partid Isl
erprimd. credinto ca "a esi tr,un,-
fdtor II, alegeri 81 liberalii cor su-
fer' 0 fnfrdngere rusinoasd.
Poate, maj stM! Dur atunci, a.
dicd, IN siua cdnd com prin,i stirea
cd u cdsut "guberhul" IN alegeri
sd stiff ca in,i las barbd 81 imi pui
cenusd PEE cap ca sd-mi ispdyesc
pdcatele cd am nutrit 0 ideie utit
de prodstd despre virtutea cetdte-
hleascd q cetdtcanulpi romdn, 81 an,
presis ca HberdlW cor cdstiga in
alegerHe generaIs,,s Ca ori care par-
tid care Sc afl0 Ia cdrmo tdrii.
Sc casd gurernM in alegeri in
Romdnia? f. posibH sd Sc sevdr-
$easc6 minuneG dceastae Dur ma
rOg, cine g guuer,utl? AreH d-trd
ldee cine Gupernul? GuveTnul,
sau mai bine sis ntiniytrii sunt sfet-
nicu regelui. El, regele IL ridicd
la cinsteG aceasta 81 nunai Ell H-o
poate lua. 81 cun, sd Sc impotrii-
ceased alegdtorW uointei suveranu-
lm. 81 apoi guvesnM are Id IN
demand atitea 81 Mitea arnse-nu
de cele Gu foc--cW cure sd lupte IN
alegeri. Sacul ca grdunte in
mana lui 81 cate Hghioane mu suut
hhmite? 81 pe,itrM nm bob de Hn-
te tiecare 1evime un propagandist
snfocat, Gu gura, on ciomagul, fie-
care cu ce poate. D'apoi pusde-
RIA de slujbasi, deM prefect 81 pd-
nd Ia Gel din urmd epistat 81 SER
gent de strddd? Sar putea ca a.
ceast6 drmatd mercenard sd vOte:e
impotriUa guvernNlui? Dar sim
tiile Tor, popii, dela Mitropolt 81
pdnd la eel din urnsd diacoue -
"Telegarul Romdn" din Sibiiu a
81 dat lozincd.
Gloata? Tdrdmimea 81 n,uncito-
rimea della orase? Dar cdnd toatd
stdpdnireo uoteasd cu "gubernup'
81 opositia Impartial in $apte cete
81 fiecore u trdge de n,dnecd, oare
n'u sc ra gdndi 81 ea cd mai bine
sd rotese pentru oamenii Regelui
decdt pentru acei pc carl ia trims
la plimbdre ca neUrednici?
Va uenn vre-0dat6 vren,ea sd Gu
"a gurernul prin olegeri dar sHele
acete nu le Oedem noi, gemeratia de
astdsi. Atunci "a Fl alta lun,e, alte
rinduiri 81 alcdtuiri, pdnd atunci
lnsd, reusita opositiei Ia alegerile
generate atdrnd de buna-rointa gu-
rernului, ori care ar fl Ell, 81 porba
0cea ca tQate puterHe en,and dela
nat'une 6 o mlnciu,,d conventio-
ndld.
Asa cred eu, 81 nn Mas supra
50 tllt un prOr0c mihcihOs.. Niticd
rdOddre, pdn6 prin,ins stirea 81 veti
UedeG, ddcG an dat ca Eren,M Gu
o'steo IN gard. CIR1BUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-14
REVOLUTIE
in ALBANIA

LONDRA, IA Martie. Din Ro-
ma vine telegrama la Exchange
Telegraph ca REVOLUTIONARY, con-
dusi de Zugliedi 81 Ilssudussek au
ocupat capitala Albaniei, Tirana.
Telegrama mai adaoga ca guvernul
albanez fugit din Tirana 81 5 a
stabllit Ia Elbassan, ga mile la
snd-est de Scutari.
Miscarea rsvolutionara, -
cum &c spune, este contra u
Ahmed zagoff. ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-14

Ss0CS lAu WI IL tOOdtC.
Senatul, dupace ascultat vor-
birile celor carl Sc opun ratificarei,
a h0tarit ca votarea sd nu Sc faca
. mai tarziu de name, la ora 4 p. m.,
asupra amendamentului propus de
senatorul Joseph Robinson, demo-
crat din Arkansas, ce, daca va Fl
adoptat. ar dispune ca sd sc invite
la conferinta toate puterile, -
81 cele semhatare, 81 cele carl n 'au
luat parte la conferinta din Wash.
ington, - in caz de controversa,
nu numai in chestia Pacificului, ci
81 in oricare alta chestie din rasa-
tit. N
Amendamentul ar schimba tex
tul tratatului 81 aceasta ar necesita
noui negociatii GU celelalte trei
puteri, Anglia, Franta 81 Japonia.
I'm vot asupra acestui amenda-
ment va Fl prilna cristalizare sem
timentelor senatului fata de trata-
tele negotiate.
All senatul, in sedinta la
care au luat parte aproape. toti
membrii, Gu galeriile pline de
publicul curios, ascultat vorbirea
senatorului William E. Borah din
Idaho, care tinut cea mai impor-
tanta vorbire contra tratatelor. El
a fost precedat de senatorial Hiram
w. johnson din California, in 0
vorbire, care este considerata de o
lovitura strayllica contra tratatu-
lui.
Gel dol republican, ireconcilia-
bill au fost urmati de sehatorm de-
mocrat James E. Reed din Mis-
souri,. carl este peste eel mai incar-
nat dusman al tratatelor. Opozi-
tia va continue lupta name.
Senatoruli Borah a caracterizat
ttatatuT celor patru puteri de 0
atlanta de rasboiu, senatorial John
son de retragere de frica allan
tel anglo japoneze; lar senatorial
Reed de Q atlanta care na prevede
aparare mutuala.
Fara indoiala, daca tratatul re-
feritor la Pacific va Fl fnfrant, va
cadea, della sine, 81 tratatul referi-
tor Ia desarmarea navala.
In cazul ca tratatele nu vGr Fl
votate, opopentii vor face aluzii Ia
soartea tratatului din Versailles.
Administratia insa spune Cd cele
doua situatii nu sunt analoage.
Presedintele Wilson fost preve-
/. nit de senat, iliainte de Sc face
tratatul din Versailles, Cd MI
va vota nicicand acest tratat, lar
presedintele Harding 9 ayut Q ma.
joritate ce n'a avut-o panx acun'
nici in presedinte. n astfel d
imprejurhri ! coryecat u 'eonfe'
srinta j. Washinstop, cesa g \ fost
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s0ARTE DE MUNC1ToR

East Liverpool, O., IA Martie.-
Benjamin H. Wilkinson, de % ami
miner de carbuni, murit eri dc
ranele prinite in o nina din To
ronto, Gu luna in urma. Ell q
.lasat dupa el sofia 81 trei copii.
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bO|Sevisnl
antib0|SeviC


Multi cred ca bolsevismul
este o doctrina. Al anumite
credinti sociale 81 politice, poa-
te 81 morale; lie aplici pana la
capat, orice s'ar 1ntampla GU
tine, 81 mai ales orice s'ar in
tampla pentru tine Gu altii.
Esti doar maximalist, as zice
char: totalist.
Oar, putin mai bine sa te
uiti numai, si-ti vel da sama ca
bolsevismul mai ales o me-
toda 81 satisfactiile pc care ii
lie procura, tie fiinta perversa,
acea metoda: siluirea constiin-
tel adversarului prin ceia ce
violenta materiala are mai dur
81 mai respingator; rapirea IL
bertatii aproapelui pentru sim
gura banuiala ca-ti vrea raul
sau pentru o simpla para ca
hraneste idei ne1mpartasite de
tine; intemnitarea lui in con-
ditii de sa sufere cat mai lung
81 cat mai multi, lar tn sa al
placerea de a te uita la chinu-
rile lui, de a lie gusta, de a te
hraAi din degradarea lui fisica,
daca pc cea morala no poti
capata; infatisarea solemna, in
spectacol, a patimilor nenoroci-
tului, 1nchipuindu-ti ca in a.
cest chip al departat de dansul
cpinia publica 81 al aplecat-o
spre tine; indiferenta absolute
pentru tot ceia ce la oamenii
obisnuiti e compatimire 81 in
denim spre 0 'frateasca iertare.
Contra ideii bolsevice Sc pot
face combateri stiintifice 81
protestant ale individualismu-
lui care-si crede dreptul, intan-
gibil, de a Sc manifesto. Con-
ira metodei bolsevice care STA
batut joe de tot ceia ce veacuri
lungi de civilisatie morala au
lasat mai bun in sufletul ONE
nesc, smuls de la instinctele
bestiei, s'a revoltat lumea in
treaga 81 de aceia-i e scarba orr
cui sa atinga mana oamenilor
carl prin fapta lor s'au pus
supt omul modern.
Oar metoda, e independents
de ideie, 81 ca Sc poate aplica
81 contra bolsevismului.
In Russia ca 81 aiurea.
81 dovada o avem aici, in
Bucuresti, de multa vreme, dar
mai ales de cateva zile, supt
doua guverne, dintre care unul
"a pregatit cinic spectacolul, lar
celalt il aplica linistit, Gu acea
dulce ipocrisie iberala care e
farmecul de capetenie al par
tidului.
Un congress communist arestat,
dupa ce Sc dasera toate asigu-
rarile ca va putea sa-si tie Sc
dintele. Arestat, de cine? toe
mai de aceia carl cereau sefilor
comunismului, cand erau eli in
sii in opositie,. o buna greva ge-
nerala, 81 cat mai serioasa.
Odata arestarea facuta in
masa, communist, necomunisti,
cine s'a aflat in granada, o
lunga intemnitare in conditiile
cele mai reprobate de orice su-
flet drept 81 nobil. Insulta, ba-
tale, cat vrei. Bucuria diabo-
lica de a vedea indurerat 81 u
milit pc acela de care teal te-
NUT. Intre Gel tratati astfel,
deputati. Deputati alesi pen
tru ideile lor 81 acuma pedep-
siti t0cmai pentru ideile lor.
Oar pentru pedeapsa trebuie
0 acusatie mai grea decat a
propaganda. Toti s1nt emisa-
rii lui Racovschi (de fapt, uri-
ia mutra!), toti au pregatit 81
au aprobat odiosul atentat,
spurcata crima della Senat.
Toata turma va plati.
81 iata-i tiriti in sala Gu ce.
lebrele ''tarcuri" inaintea
curtii Martiale judecand in
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

II 10 ordered by the Board that the
Clerk OF this board advertise for seal
cd bids or proposals, 70 be filed by II
o'clock NJ on July Bird 1922, for white
men over the ate Of 2i years, to oper-
ate Kelly Springfield, Rumbley, and
Nssh Squad, road mainiainer, and
also to run grader, 10 beat number
three, Jones County Mississippi, on
County gravel haul aud consirue
tlons.N No bid or proposal will be con
sidered unless the man making the bid
or proposal is mentally and physic9
ly able 10 operate the machinery men
toned, load and unload trucks
With gravel and wit h
suflicient mechanical knowle 'ge TO re
pair said make OF trucks, tractors
sno graders when necessary to be re
paired. Successful bidders to be reqair
ed TO give bond 10 the som Of one
hundred dollars, security TO be approx
ed by she bosrd, conditions upon the
fsisbful performance OF his duties,
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27
Abs. SUMMER TERM

The Jones County Agricultural High
School win begin its eight weeks sum
mer term July 3rd. There are several
definite reasons for mssutalning a
summer school: 1t enables studeat
TO bring up his back work wi, ,hout
adding to his years in school. (2) Il
furnishes an oppoi tunily for the aver
age student to broaden his High
School course. aud thus graduate
with greater number Of units tSl It
provides schedule by which those
who must get their education hy their
own efforts may drop ont OF schoo
curing the cropping season aud re-
gain the lost time alter the crops ar
laid.by,
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27
MOSELLE NEWS

Mrs Elder and daughter Carolyn
Of i3erwIck Penusylvania are visiting
at the home of their brother Pm. Ike
Ter,
Mrs j. C. Butler spent Friday aud
Saturday meeting the Ladies' Auxill
iary OF tue American Legion in Lau
rel
MIR &c. Burt. Sr., spent the week
with his son end daughter &c. Burt,Jr
leaving Friday for Hstilesburg and
Purvis
DR. JIG, Butler OF Charity Hospital
Laurel was among homefolks here
Saturday and Snndsy.
A pleasant outing was had Friday
night py the young folks of Moselle
when they moterad to Windhsm Creek
Refreshments that had been dan,ily
prepared by the ssung ladies' were
served In five courses. Those pariici--
pating in the ouing;-Misses Emmie
Hughes Verda Holiiisld, Alene Bat .
luez Porter, Ellen Beall and Leslie
Beall., Mr. and Mrs Grady Tolat. M
and Mrs &c. Burt, Messers Otis Toll
ar, Porter Hailes, Eunico Batl. Cam
tell Bate, Luther Spiers, Roy Black
aad Verne aolifield.
Mrs G.G. Daniels WAS shoppinng in
Hattiesburg Wednesday.
Miles b. Porter left Thursday for
Tupelo. Miss, to spend the week end
visiting his fiancee Miss Laura Fill
go.
NJ ERNIE Reeu's OF Gulfport spent
Sunday with homefolks here.
Rev. Austin OF Elli,vills pre.cl cd
to large crowd ut the First Bapiis,
Church here.
We arc glad No report that Inc
young child of PC. williams while
not ensiiely recupersted, /. rapidly
growing better
Mrs HID. Mcdonald and sister
were visitors In Laurel Sstlday.
Mrs WIN. Burt returned TO her
home Ia Woodland La. Tuesday.
Mrs Joe Thompson rslur sed to he
hons In Dallas Texas this week. Sh.
has been spendiog lev weul.s Al this
home of her parents Mr. aud Mri
ST. Avery here.
July the fifteenth has been the
date decided upon To bold = titanic
picnic at the Albcrtson Park, sub
arb OF Moselie. There win be polisi
cal speaking, band play ing aud num-
erous other FACTIONS. Picnic given
jointly by the citizens of Noseile and
the Joues County farm Beresu.
There will bs = basket dinner and bar
becusd meats. Ths local agent OF the
Railway announces that the the Rail-
road Company will stop and let off
passengers at .Aders'o 90 Spur and
train No. s3 will also stop to take on
passenger for points South, on
this occasion, everybody 10 cordially
invited to come to Mosells
early that day and leave late. help us
to make 1t red letter day.
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27

Superintendent Tart reports graft
flying progress In the campaign TO
raise 100000 to build a hospital at
Beauvoir for old Confederate veterans.
, As the result OF an accident wherein
a jitney bus and Ford car collided.
near Rolling Fork, one person is dead
and three were seriously injured
st. Claras Academy, at YazoO City,
recently celebrated its fiftieth year OF
existance in tbs form Of a golden jubi-
lee.
The tax assessor and his deputies,
of Tate County are in the field. Both
PERSONAL and real estate is being as
sessed.
The celebration of the ninetieth
milestone in the life of Mrs. Mamie
Elizabeth Bruce of Starkville, took
place at her home recently
The vegetable movement at Hazel
hurst reached its zenith on June 14th
point for northern markets
The Gulf Coast Life Insurance Co.
Of Guifpcrt has been sold to Inter
national Life Insurance Co. of st.
Louis.
Tue mayor and alderman OF Coffee
Vile have sold $40 900 worth OF bonds
for the purpose OF erecting an cleo
trio light plant
II la said crop conditions In the
vicinity of Hernando are much farther
advanced than they were this time
last year.
The municipal election at Natchez
on August 1st- promises to be one Of
the most interesting in many years
as there is a contest for practically
every office except that of mayor.
A bumper crop OF fine peaches is
being picked in the Blue Mountain
section. the orchards being fuller of
fruit Of q good variety than in some
years.
For the first time in the history
OF the town more than 80 yess-s-the
Wesson public school will have a
woman superintendent at the session
which begins in September.
A series Of revival services ere be-
Ing held at Coffeeville at the Neth0-
dist Church. The Rev. Mr.. Ward OF
Lexington is assisting the pastor. the
Rev. w. T. Rogers.
Peaches. apples. pltms. figs, dew
berries. cultivated blackherries and
other fruits are being placed on the
market by the farmers in south TIP
psh county.
A fire at Batesyille destroyed the
planning mill OF J. E. Seay. Te origin
OF the fire is not knbwn. The loss
is estimated at $4,000. with only 1880
insurance on the ma, shinery.
Clint Dkckerson, Living about 10
miles west Of Newh,sbron was shot
--~n =. v..--a.<x-,-zz-zs4r-ux
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27

and killed this morning. aooer
O'Clock by his son. Dewitt abou IL
years old The cause OF the killing
Is not known
mig" Hanna the 15-year-old boy,
who at Carthage, KILLED his uncle,
Ealy Freeny, in the Freeny community,
has been granted bail His bond vas
fixed at $4,000 at a habeas corpus rlal
held at Carthage
Humphreys County has lnstitated
legal proceedings against Hazoo
County for the collection of s1S@08.-
IA for 16 section funds Humphreys
County alleges is owing them by
Yazoo County.
,ssss
Sheriff. J. IT, Regan and his dep1-
ties Of Yazoo County have dcrei
wholesale warfare on "moon
stills having captured thf ls
and made two arrests for tne iieit
distillation of whisky in one day
Dr.. Hudson Chadwick executive Of
the state live stock sanitary board,
has returned to Jackson from several
Of the counties Of the state, whore
the question Of the eradication has
been burning one for long time
past, and reports that there has been
noticeable changa 10 public enti-
ment, Jones County particularly,
showing a decided change of heart
SUPERINTENDENT Tartt has received
a telegram from President Harding
extending invitation to Confederate
veterans from Jeff Davis solli rs
Home to visit him az the White toase
while on their trip to Richmond re-
union. Arrangements have been made
for the Beauyoir veterans TO accept
the invitation. 81.
County Register Henderson Of
Leake county has Just completed ms
round OF the county with his new
registration book and reports only
2S 739 registrations in the county or
the total number registered, he says
$50 are women.
A bear weighing 250pounds was
killed by Dock Lee, farmer, LIVING
near Arkabutla. in the western part
of Tate county Mr.. Lee was plowing
in his field about mile from iown
when his dog encountered the bear
in a thicket nearby.
Scouts Break Camp.
Hollandale.-The Boys Scouts Of
this place have returned from three
days camp on the west side Of
Lake Washington Mr. Edwin
Thompson provided The site. The
boys fished. swan ard took care Of
their own camp.
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27
JOHNSON

The crops around Johnson are look
Inc fine now. The corn is being laid
by Every body is fighting the Boil
Weevll.
Miss Octava Odom who Is IN train
at Charity Hospital at Laurel ha
been home two weeks on vacation.
Miss Manda Odom ia visiting her
brother Midi Odom in Alabama.
Mr. Scenes died Thursday alter
noon, He leaves sister and several
grand children to mourn his death.
There will be au all day sing al
johnson the first Sunday in July
Everybody come, Sing oil day and
dinner.
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27
JOHN McLENDON

John McLendon, aye g., OF Sander $
vile, died last Friday and was buried
at Florence Cemetery Saturday.
kr. McLendou was one OF the most
isbly respected citizens OF the Flor
ence neighborhood, and his many
friends deeply deplore his passing
way.
Mr. McLcndon is survived by five
Children as Mrs. Jennie Stevens
Frank McLondon, George McLendon,
Mrs Pearl Mcfarland and Dolfus
McLendon.
We deeply sympathize with them in
the loss of their father
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27
NOTICE

Everybody is invited to an all day
sing at Shelton the first Sunday in
Jrly, especially the Laurel quartet
Bro. Wright and Bush Bro will be
with us, Everybody bring a we'll filled
basket.
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27

Jackson has been c0snpiimented
again with the meeting u the state
teachers' association. whS<A vii con
vene here next May. having defeated
Meridian and Biloxi for that honor.
jackson entertained the state teach.
ers association last May, and IL is re.
ported made such a favorable impre.
sion upon the teachers that their do
sire TO return next May proved Q com
pelltng factor In the decision.
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27

Gulfport.-Harold Buckley the Il
year-old son Of Air and Mrs r. P.
Buckley. Of Lyman vas drowned in
The little Biloxi River at Lyman
shortly after he had gone il swim.
ming with a crowd Of boys.
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27

am candidate tor Judge OF the SUI
preme court from the Southern Dis.
trict II elected TO this high and i'm
important office, VIII devote my
best energy and talent to the faithful
dlscharge of the duties OF the office
10 the selection of a person to ill
this most important office, feel sure
the pe0pe Of the district IN casting
their ballots will be guided by serse
Of duty and not by any notion a. at
the governors appointees must be
el';5ti ss aa ellirsBnla; oi the
governor.
The official honors that have come
to me we're by the blllots Of my fell
low cirizrns and no. by appointment
| trust TO the intelligence aud patriot
ism of the Dernocharie voters and
with their decision, whatever 1t may
be, | will be perfectly coltent,
Edgar M. Lane, Raleigh, Smith
County. Miss.
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27
o. H. Brown, Editor.

DIRECTORY TOWN or
OVErT
Mayor o II Brown
Marshall W a West
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
o. r Cambell w. p. Ferguson
j, r. Martin X. l.. Miner
r. a. Russel
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27

Hattishurg- The Mississippi state
Endeavor Society convention adjourn
ed here AFTER one OF the most profit
able sessions ever held. Grenada
was selected for the next meeting
place
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27

ltta Bena The Sew Bethel Bap-
tist Church. colorel viii build a
church, in Halays West End Addition
to the town Of Itta Bena The siruc-
ture will COST approximately $1,000.
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27
Nnr1rR no nInpERs


Il is ordered by the Board that "a
Board will up to 1900 July 18th. ls22
receive sealed bids for both wash Q
gravel and clay gravel 70 be delivered
as required aud in the amount ueee ;
arY 10 gravel the Jackson Hsghvty
ir beat 3, at the different switches en-
he Southern Railroad from Laurel
70 Sandersville, and that Clerk send
copy OF this notice to ali parties deal
ing in gravel in this section Of Miss
issippi.
Witness my signature aud oificla
seal this June 10th, 1922,
". 5. Callin
Clerk OF the Board OF Super yisors
20. 81, 4
he board reserving the right TO rs
ject any and all bids
Witness my signature aud official
seal, this Jone 20th. 1922.
L. :. Collins
Clerk OF the b ard OF SUP eryis prs.
20. 81, 4,
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27

Mr. j. A. Barrett brought to the
News office two clusters OF tomatoes
one containing seven large tonatoe
aad the other Six MIR. Barrett says
all OF his tomatoes grow this way, and
he attributes it to his method of prun
ing. Mr.. Barrett is an expert tomato
grower.
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27
MAIL CARRIERS HERE

The Rural Mall Carriers AssoeIa-
ton OF Jones and Jasper Counties will
meet al the Court house here on the
night of the 4th Of Jolly at 1880 o'clock
All the mail carriers OF these counties
are urged to attend.
The questions of better mail sesuIce
and better roads will be diseased.
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27

The friends of q. l.. Weodard sym
pathize with Ia The death OF his moth
or Mrs. Sue Woodard, who died in
Birmingham last week. She was one
of the old land marks iu the Union
neighborhood 10 Jones county, where
she had lived many years.
The remains were entered Ia the
Onion cemetery Tuesday, beside her
husband, Mr. Griffin Woodard. who
died "A few yearsaV1,
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27
PROF. SCHONES

he was born March l3, 1912. died
June 10, 1922; making him eighty
years old. His wife died Nav 10, 1920
De leaves one daughter. Mrs Pink
Buckhalter, three grandchildren and
five greai-grandchildren. He was
born in Doublin, Ireland and reared
10 Manchester, Englsnd.
He was music teacher, and serv-
ed the English army twelve years a.
band master, and In the u s. army
two years as band master lie lived
In Mississippi forty years.
His body was laid away 10 the
Beech Graveyard. Funeral was
preached by the writer, Rev. d. w.
Walters. Text Rev. l4:i3 Blessed are
the Dead that Die 10 the Lord.
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27

IJ. Melvin editor Of the Jones Coun-
~ News who has recently also assum-
ed the publication Of the Lumbertou
Head Block is putting wotk,
hustle and ability 10 the lat
ter and 1t is lively weekly.
Lumberton is fortunate to have Mr.
Melvin take over the HeadblOck. No
good town can afford to be without
a good weekly paper.
Weekly Citizen
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27

Mrs Skillman Quick, wife OF Mr.
Skillman Qaick, died in the Infirmar,
al Hattiesourg Monday night, the
remains we're broghtto E.lisville Tues
day tor burial. Mr.. and Mrs. Quick
formally lived at E.lisVllc where they
had many friends, Mr.. Quick has
the sympathy of many friends both ut
Hattiesbnrg and Ellisvlle.
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27

Cur good friend, N. B. Fairchild.
writes rs that singing school will,
begin at Oak 2owe-y on Monday
morning, july j. under the direction
OF Prot IL. A. Wright Mr. Wright
is one OF the best vocal music teachers
to be had, aud Oak Bowery is one of
the best places in the world to have
a sing. So this may be expected to
be good and profitable session.
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27
Scouts sreak camp.

Hollandale.-Th Boys Scouts Of
this place have returned from a three
days camp on the west side Of
Lake Washington. Mr.. Edwin
Thompson provided the site. The
boys fished. swan a-d took care Of
their own camp.
The Jones County news., 1922-06-27

A bear weighing 250pounds was
killed by Dock Lee, farmer living
near Arkabutla. in the western part
of Tate county Mr.. Lee was ploWing
in his field about mile from iown
when his dog encountered the bear
in a thicket nearby.