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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-07

WOMEN OF IRELAND
ORGANIZE IOn FIGHT

pablin. reh sn hundred dsls'
rates. mosi u them You,hful. repre-
seniias aomen kluu frin ofssaifa.
u.us. ~ affirmed their aleslanee 10
thr rerahiie. 10 resolution to-day
They also oalled upon tho somen q
ireland o. suppoff a. The foriheoming
elections only candidates stahilng
true 20 tho republic proclaiaed IN
1919. ana asked them 70 join IN 70.
imposing The nsiiar boycott unless
prisoners IN northern laila Ter poll.
ticai otfenses are released forh-
With
Speeches betrayed considerable
divergence u opinion. maay & ,a3s~
sho addressed the eashsrlns nppos
inc Interference With the provisional
Eo,ernuent Mrs Nal ahy, wifr q
tho minlrter u defense IN lhe nail
rlreAun cabinet declared the aelo-
rates Who ~ frs and lhdenend
cnt fepuhli through the Free state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-07
INDIAN NAT|OMAL|sTs
SPREADING TERROR
Riotink Has Been Renewed on
Large Scale and Officials
Are Fearful of
Results

London, Feb. Renewed rioting
In several parts OF India. involving
the killing q at ieas, seventeen
police officials and four members of
attacking parties in addition 10 the
wounding OF a number OF persons
and some destrucfion TO property,
occurred over the week END. simul-
taneously with issuance OF declara
ton by the non cooperationisf leader
GandhI. that civil disobedience won;d
become effective unless the govero-
ment granted amnesty
On Saturday police officers at
Chauri. on the bengal northwestern
railway. we're storned by Indian nA-
tlcnalist volunteers.
The mob Of 1000 Killed the entire
staff and a watchmaa and eight
armed policemen who were rushed
70 the scene 10 give aid to the staff
The Nationalis,s burned the offices
and stripped the bodies of shose
killed and burned them -o7se
On sAe snssfhe ssss. rioting. took
ps.ce at Bhrsnsvrfn fhe middle uni
ted provinces. where several at
tempts were made BY large crowd
OF volunteers 70 seize the town hall.
insufficient police forces charged
them without success and then were.
ordered TO fire. The mob even uaIly
vas pnf to riot after two persons
had been killed and five Others
wounded, among them the district
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iFtctF DELIVERED
MANY 10 NOME :

Geneva. rua. PRISONERS o. wAs
b he namher u st..sa wers sent 10
their bomes hetwrsu NAY q. 1853. ant
December 81. 1921. shAnks 10 ths wesx
o. the JOINT s'ommisaiou ~ the LsAaae
~ Nations and TIE International Ret
croee
The vepagFlatet mea wefe prison-
ers belonging "a NArlpssN EAr,frrea
states intefaed la Raasa ana Ras
slams ln,sfaed Ia .afleus faFopesa
conutries
A vvfy small namief ~ pf.snnefs
q ~af SIN femaln n Rassla bat
a. faF a. The Joint Commission can
learn ailheush u has n,sh aim.
cu,sr ~ obtaining assfruss iaAlr-
nation. ihei arr men ~ha IA =
preferred Coz lersinal rraaens ooi
% ioln the ennyoya 81 reratriatr'i
rFisonors
The Comm sslon considcfa that a.
work ended prcembef 1iti Ana an
agreements agWs~ialnlne a. kt ~
b. denounced au Naf.h iA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-07

n you want . yosr hair IN good
e"naiiioff - What you ~ask ~
ulfh -~&s
ha~s soaps snf nrepsrsd sh1mT''1s
eoufsin tso much aikaii Tkh drt~- rs<
sesip. roasss the hair briffis. sni /. sery
harmful hslslfe1 e.cssruf oil shasu
aoo twhirh l. rur and erflrsly rress-
iessl. is much better thsn ssythinx el-~
Tou can 49, for sbanroolng. a. thi.
can't possibly irture the hair.
simply mnisfen your hair vim water
snd ruo u 10 One OF f-s tesspoonsfai ~
duis,fied ~ni mste an sbsn1sn-< ~
rich. crsany hff =. snd eiesr.es ne hair
snd scaip thoroughly. The lssh~r rin.~-
epf easily. sni removes every psrtfsle. q
dust. dirt dandruff and excessive ID
The hair dries asickly and esenlv ana n
'e-ves II fsbe and silsy. brisht. fiurfy and
easy 70 msnsre.
Ton can at HnisiSled rsccsuut -
sha'npeo II mast any drpx store. "a Il
very cheap. ssd fs~ asn~es 4. esoass
to last everyone IN the family for rssnrhs
re sure yesr druggist gives yos Nal.
s,esl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-07

TIE n~irniaA esah eth m~st a.
he Library tem0rrow AfteFuoce
= =
Ma ~ nAAlela al he l~oste't
% he Iaa r. a. tl4t "Wednesday
st<a.af
* ~
Toe Amteun rlnh snl ~ eater
sAlnea ~ Airs - 0eFmsn wstRst.
day.
x 81
Mrs } l.. oFiswo1 ain sntsr ala
the iris slub "Wednesday
u - x
The Janior Standard Hearers ~i'l
meet February At o'cieek sta
Clean nAn 80 Nnrth Vim
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-07
OPIiRt SINGER StIS
IOR IltII MILLION

New Yoft. frb a 500 o9a libel
ssl, against the chlesso opsra
soEpauy was filed n federal eoort
Monday b. counsel for Madame j..
hanna Csdski. vae % Capt ltan-
Tanseber. . German subject
Madame caSski eharres that the
opera company after coatraefins ulth
her 20 sing the Fels of ~isolds" IN to
Chicago performances of Tristan anf
Isolde" 81 fi 100 saeh. putllcly eau
crled TIE contract an the Tround tbas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-07
SCRAMBLE ron JoBs
CAUSE WOMEN TO Ffonr

naepos Aires reh : rival ~Smen
lohseokers endeAyoilng 10 snters'es
President irlKayen IN his office ths
other Gay came 20 blups ani attacked
With hat plns and With fla.rur nails q
nnsca M ,anllor Who souKht 60 acp
arste lnfuflatsd seekers ~ govern
meut prcfernent The janltor wss
rescued by q policeman.
Women seeking government posi-
lions Who Try % at an audience with
the President - Afecnilna are ~
numerous that one day - the weok
has been set aside 10 attend 10 them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-07
APPROPRIATION IS
RAisrp ~ SENATE

Washington. "a u The senate
appropriations committee late Mon.
cay reported tie independent offices
OH auihoflflrif Appropriation ~
500 .ss5ost - passed by 'he
house. the BIN carried ttft.soi 0ls.
The Increases hy the SENATE fcm-
miiiee were largely n ,hs lfema Tor
the shipping hoard aud tho veterans
bureaa although numerous small ad
dtl0na acre made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-07

help 70 all SICK women. IL Is n wonder
ful medicine, and | give you permission
TO use my testimonial and my photo
graph. Mrs. EMMA BAKER, 80 ).
East St. Lebanon, Indiana
These letters recommending LYDIA z.
p;nkhan's Vegetable Compound ought
10 convince women Of the great worth
Of this medicine in the treatment Of All
nents to which they are often subject
Mrs. Baker calls Il "a wonderful med
icine. - II you are suffering from
troubles women often have. or feel al
run down, without any ambition or en-
ergy for your regular work, take LYDIA
r. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. IL
is a natural restorative and should help
YOU As il has Mrs. Baker and many
many othcS women
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-07

ada are for the most part orphans
OF soldiers who were killed Va The
war. Many are from the poor dis
tricts OF the big cities Some are
street wada.
Apprenti.ed 20 farm work IN
Canada, they are. IN effect. wards
of~ths government. Their careers
are closely watched by G. Bogue
Smart, supervisor OF juvenile i'm
migration. who sees to q that they
have comfortable homes and good
schooling among moral and sub
s;artial people. Almost invariably
they are happy In their new en-
wronment and develop into robust
youngsters In the healthfui country
life.
Canada's wealth IL based on agri.
culture. What the nation needs
most is settlers - people It's vast
uncultivated areas More than
20O. 900. .00O acres Of fine farm land
In the prairie provinces alone are
awaiting the coming OF home build
ers.
These British children are q fine
leaven in the nations immigration
They grow up into good. sturdy
citizens. They marry and have
happy families on farms Of their
own. Many 81 these waits are now
numbered among the nations pros
porous agrieulturists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-07
PIONEER WOMAN OTIS
wrGn riRU CAUGHT peIss

sherman. Tes. Feh 7--tirs Matte
crucker. -. pioneer herr. died ~ hs-
home lsst night from burns recelsei
late yesterday when her de-. eaash,
IA from q rhs stove
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-07

west Side Teachers Club Entersaires
Mrs. Elma Phelps entertained tho
members OF the West Side Teacher
club Saturday evening al her home
Features OF tho evening we're games
and a contest In which Miss Nellie
Payne won the prize and Miss Bessie
Williamson the consolation. After
the gamcs dainty refreshments we're
served.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-07

Six hundred and ninety six distinct
ard independent references 70 womea
are 70 be ioue IN the Bihle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-07

OTTAWA, ONT.-Boys and girls
sent from the British Isles and
plsced In farm homes In Canada
since the beginning OF the present
century number some 25.0o0. They
are coming over in increasing num-
bers every year.
Benevolent societies in Great
Britain for years have been en-
ragged In this work. The children
are trained In institutions in farm
ing and other practical employment
for the special purpose OF being
sent TO homes in the various domin-
ions Of the empire.
The children now coming TO Can
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patfuus 81 rrand Opera souid refuse
% hear her nlnr because of shs psss-
sase 10 Amsriea ~ her hssshasd.
former Osrman army officer.
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SOCIAL cAlGNcAR
rvssasy

9@&ARS
rvssdsy
EmAnes s,as- Tlks csuh Roams
Missionary sses~s = nApslst eaaroh
SaAk~spoar~ oiab fdbrass
Tuesday Br.dge innshoon eiab
i'os poned
y n n siah Ars RAy wicks
Sin Hundred eluh-Ar y N
sssnfieid
Guthrie Choral sosle,y iars'ss
ehfr h
q. A Il nosiponcd
"Wednesday
prrshyatrian social cir ie AZ
church
West n E Ladies' AZ Mrs a
"A Gross
relphlaa club Llhnrs
Red Cross Case esumitiee.
Iris club M~ J l. craseolJ
AmiclilA club Mn nd German.
Tau III Ma clpt Mlss IVY Daniels
Thursday
jpniof standard Hearers Glenn
Nn
MaccAbees O T. " Hall
Faru womans club Div. : Mrs
" nnilnrs. Mr.. Kari powers sna
Nss Prank Lewis
Thaftday Dinner club Mr. AMI
Nm y " Trapnel
Glover Leaf rnh Mr " \ Pat.
tito
o9enorky shb--.Alrs i4~liA samp.
seH
Friday
lil Ina club Miss Vera Alien
Five oclosk Tea olnh Ars lIsnr,
Braun
Domes ic Science clab MR.. . n
finie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-07
PERSONALS OF
SOCIETY

BULL
Jaage ana Mrs q. 9 n'efes
maaofcd 10 peri sunday and ven
the GUESTS 81 Mr. -hd Mfs reebe
xh "A
~ ana AIRS q u 1871, Nrs
~. pukr. Nsss ilsflhA hlshop ant
Mrs. Coad~st wili ~ 90 Oklahoma
1lty Thursday anefaoon 70 heas
The Messiah"
xNx
Nrs A. J. Provost arrived from
Milwaukee last nixhi 10 he ihe sussf
of Nlss Jennie shsrhurne
a =
Little carnssta SAnalase ~ho
unaer~ ent : rery Aerlona operation
"a her eAr. y improdns each DAY
y Tx
Ms, wiuired Phelps has returned
20 Perry after spenilng tho week
end AZ home Mls. Ph~,ps teaches
IN the hlKh. hooi a. thai place
kgx
Mis. Jessie roilock has returned
from stlllpater where she spen, last
week Al a nectlnf of the Count,
pemonsirators
rN ~
Mrs.. Halaey Davis and daughter.
Marflli Evelyn ana Mrs. Arthur A
Jones have retained from Crescent
where hey spent few days With
lheh sister. Ma Il y Durce
n ~ ~
Mrs. s. l. spurrlcr &. IN Kanaaa
cts In hospital
y Hg
Miss Grace Norris and her friend
Miss Davis moforcd up from Okls p
homa city. sunday.
Nx "
Nr Dan Ice returned yesterday
from wrist Ia nnlluss. okiahoma.
yEN
Mr. and Mrs 0corge Paddock and
Mrs John l.oy,icss are spending ths
day IN Oklahoma city attending the
hardware dealers convention.
Xx Xxx
Mrs A. A. West pili 10 10 Okla .
homa G. y tomorrow TO be the guest
Of Mrs wa Nee aud attend The
Messiah ann several csher fane-
tons
xw y
MIRA Kari Fairfield ls ~ with the
na
xH "
Miss MarIory SchAefer ir now able
70 b out after having q siege 81
the flu.
n -
Mrs A. @. G. Rierer wlil ro 20
Oklahoma CITY 10 hear The Mes
siah~
gg n
The Presbyterian soolsi Circle
viii have a meeting "Wednesday
afternoon nwht aner the IIadleu
lecture
Ernocn club ~iil have a business
meefing a s:so ., the Elks c.as
rooms Tuesday evening.
y u n
Farm woman's club. Dlslslon ?
VII meet Thurdsy At the home %
Mr.. ,. ". BEllngs with Mrs Kari
Powers sns Mrs. Prank Leafs a.
assisting bosiesres
y * ~
The Nissionary Society OF the
b@ptIst church ri,i have a busln.s.
meeting Tuesday afternoon al an
az ths church. The lesson xnl Be
The first chzpser Of the ~. N n
Annual.
y - v
The isdies AID Of the wes, N. Y.
church siil acct Wednesday at e:so
Al The home of Mrs. n. W. Gross
1879 West SsbIe.
= a
The ca'hr'e Choral Society vii
meet a. the Baptist church Tuesday
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"The.hllng" Il the name applied 70
the fundamental motions considered
in motion study.
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ron ekf.E--Old papers at ths l~Aaes
offirs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-07
SURE TO HELP
SICK WOMEN
Mrs. Baker, So Much Benefited BY
Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vegetable Con-
pound, Anxious to Help Others

Lebanon, Indiana. II waseomplete-
ly run down from women ; troubles and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-07

magistrate AMI the superintendent Of
police.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-07

The isdies Aid Of the wes, NE.
church siil acct Wednesday a, e:so
At The home of Mrs. n. W. crcss
1879 West SsbIe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-07

The ca'hrse chcral Society vii
meet At the Baptist church Tuesday
esesiaS.
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xzxyyy ygxg xxxuN
" DAILY rHouoAv n
Kzxxx xxxyx xxxxxnx

t|fAF sftQ19Nf
Kzxxx xxxxnx
The art OF p'es slng consists IN
being Pleased To he amlable l. 70
be satisfied vi Il ones self AMI
others -Harlltt
X " Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson Hosts
To Mondss Dinner Club
A group OF additional friends a.
Mr. and Mrs George Paddock. AIR
ard Mrs. Louis Halsell. Mrs Seels
Mr.. and Mrs Melville Carter ~
1ashson and the members 81 the
Monday Dinner club were delight
fully eniertained by Mr. and Mr..
Louis nronton last nieht American
iieauty roses were used a. dceora
tlons
Foilowiny the seven O'Clock din
ner bridge VAS p.ayei High guest
soorts scre made ~ Nfs scely aud
Mr. Paddock. high club scores by
Mrs. nictford and Nr n. rpatriek
and low BY Mrs HIldre;h. In two
weeks Mr. and Mrs v Fitzpatrick
viii entertain the club
y.x =
Cambridge Club STUDY
American Artists
Seventeen members RESPONDED 90
roll call al the meeting of TIE Cam
bridge club Monday afternoon Al tho
Library. The subjec Of study tor
the az ernoon was Modern womsr
Artists l.RiIft cenih pnli Eslza
beth Naurse we're given hy Mrs A.
~. Boles. Mary caasatt and Cecilia
besus were given BY Mrs. T.. A.
Hahn.
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The hissionary Society Of the
bspsist church ri.i have q business
"ees'ns Tsesaay afternoon at 2ss
at The church. The lesson rnl BE-
'he nr~ ehzpasr Of the W. N. u.
Annual
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-02-07
TOO lArs 70 cI4ssley =

FUH SALE. Thorouk hbr~d nzffsd
Rock eoekfrls ifo1 W ssaser.
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your hair IN good
What you wash A.
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Farm woman's club. Division ?
VII meet Thurday 1t the home of
hrs. ,. u. DEllnxs with Mrs Kari
Powers sns Mrs. Frank Leafs a.
assisting bosfesses.
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The art OF pea slng consists IN
being pleased To he amiabie Is 70
be satisfied vi ones SELF ant
others -Hafiltt
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The Presbyterian Social Circle
via have meeting wednosdAy
afternoon nTht after the IIadieu
lecsnre
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-02-24
tRGING THE FEDERAL
RESERVE BOARD

It taken for granted that The
ereu.taral" party m Congress has
w.. lra point. tna Fedora. Reserve
Board Nt.I be ir reasea % six and
IEr dent Harding wi.. appoint 20 the
new place some uuc who Is sa-Istac-
tory 10 Tire representative of the
Western and Southern farmers.
TIN, opposition 90 that programme
comes from men who are 90 no
way |uftrlendIy to the farmers but
wao dc not think that il Is a safe
and effective way Of helping them.
30 one believes that the presence
Of a farmer on the board, even if he
were entirely ignorant Of the bank
ing business, would upset things. He
might give the other members some
valuable information concerning the
needs and the opinions of the
farming population, and the ma
jority Of trained financiers would
still be large enough to protect the
board against making any real blund-
ers on the technical side.
But there is some ground for an
easiness lest the principle become es-
tablished that special interests have
vested rights to seats on the board.
May not the manufacturers, the labor
%uaions, the exporters, the importers,
and so on, each with some color Of
reason, claim a place on the board?
If that time should ever come, the
reserve system-which whatever we
think about the wisdom Of its
particular decisions, is the strongest
and most flexible instrument the couu-
has ever had for stabilizing and
eQualizing financial conditlons-wlli
go to pieces.
Banking is a business that has to
be learned. There are plenty Of ways
in which a man entirely honest and
will intentiored, but ignorant Of Il
nance. can break down a financial in
,titution that will work with per-
3moothnoss in the hands Of those who
understand the nature Of it and the
,coromic laws to which it must con
'Orm.
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CITATION NOTICE.

State of Mississippi. Noxubee County.
IN the Clancery Court of Noxubee Coun
H. Watkins, Complainant. vs.. S. 3.
Schwartz and f. V. Kuhn. ct al, defe
dauts Nc. 1907.
10 ). h. SCHWARTZ, n resident of the Cour
OF Shelby, State of Tennessee. whose po
Office address is S. b. Schwartz. care
Schwartz Lumber Company. Central Ba
Building, Memphis, Tennessee, and to j
NJ. Schwartz. a resident citizen of &
County of Shelby. State of tennessee, who
post office address, is NJ. NJ. Schwartz. 5
Vance street, Memphis, Tennessee -
We command you to be and appear befd.
the Chancellor of our said Chancery Cou
at a term thereof to be holden at the Cou
House in the City of Macon. Noxubee Count
Mississippi on the 4tt Monday in April. 1872
A. ID. then and there to plead answer {
demur to the original bill filed in this caus
wherein you are defendants. :
The object of said bill being to bind i
ne hands Of the defendants, +. V, Kuhn an
Nj. M. Schwartz the Indebtedness they ma
owe to the said S. b. Schwartz and also Il
effects of the said S. B. Schwartz in III
hands of +. V. KUHN and NJ. NJ. Schwartz
of certain oak lumber as stacke
and assembled on sticks at and near the No
bile and Ohio Railroad station of Mace.
Mississippi. and at Cline Switch n Noxu&.'
County. Mississippi.
witness my signature and seal Of SO
Court affixed at my office in the City of M
con, NoXubee County, Mississippi on this y
,t'h day of February. 1922. :,
JOHN A. TYSON. Clerk of the Chance
Court OF Noxubee County. Mississippi y
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TRUSTEES SALE

The state Of Mississippi. Noxubee County. =
BY virtue Of the provision of a certain dded
of trust executed by J. r. Stewart on TIE Z day
of April 1921 to Chas. Richardson as trustee to
secure to Tom Lyle Grocery Company a GER
tain Indebtedness therein mentioned, said
trust deed being recorded in Deed Book No.
1872. page S64 in the Chancery Clerks office
in said county, |. the undersigned Chas.
Richardson. trustee. will on SATURDAY. the
18th day of FEBRUARY 1922 within legal hours
in front of the door Of the Court House in
the City of Macon, Miss. proceed to sell at
auction TO the highest bidder for cash. two
acres Of land off west side Of a six acre
block, in the south west corner Of the south
east quarter of Section Is, Township Is,
Range 10. said six acre block being in the
form of a square in the south west corner
of west half of the south east quarter Of
Section is. Township Is. Range 10.
This property mentioned in said Noxubee
County. Miss. trust deed, will be sold to
satisfy said indebtedness and the cost of
this proceeding.
CHAS. RICHARDSON. Trustee
This January 2Sgd. 1929.
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TRUSTEES SALE

By virtue of the authority vested in me
by tlp terms of a certain deed of trust dated
October ------l92l. signed by Charlotte D.
Swanson. IN favor of the unders Wned. as
trustee, Tor the use and berrefit of J. c. Long
which deed Of trust appears of record in
Land Mortgage Record Nc. 145. page 24i Of
the mortgage records of Noxubee County,
Mississippi, and which conveys in trust the
real property located in Noxubee CbuIay
Mississippi. and described - follows, to-wit.
All less Eichelberger lot in Frac. Block II,
ana all vacant Frac. Blotih II, described a.
focDWs: Beginning at SN corner of Half
acre lot and running wes5 6.l0 chains to a
stake south along wire Tense 7.64 chains 10
a corner post; East s chains to a stake (;
theuce North 7.3i chains to point of Begin
ming in the town of Macon.
Default having been made in the payment
due January list, 1922. and the beneficiary
having declared the Indebtedness due and
payable. and having requested the under
signed To execute the trast.
I will on Saturday. FEBRUARY 251h, 1922,
IN front of the west door of the court house,
IN Macon. NoXubee Courty, Mississippi, with
IN legal hours, sell for cash to the highest
bidder the above described property.
| Will convey such title as is vested in me
rs trustee.
Witness my signature this FEBRUARY End.
1922.
w & RORERDS Trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE

State Of Mississippi, Naxubee County.
BY vi%tue Of the provisions of a certain
Deed of Trust executed by W. L.. Sherrod
to p. Z. Jones as Trustee for the benefit
of Mrs. Gillian n. Evans on the 27th day
Of August, 1921. SAID Deed of Trust being
recorded in Trust Deed Book No 1872 at page
BOG Of the tsrords OF NoXubee County, Missis-
sippi in the CHARGERS Clerks office 81 said
County and State and
Whereas the said Il. f. Jones Trustee in
che above described Deed of Trust has re-
: SIGNED and refused TO oct as such Trustee
IN said Deed' Vt Trust which ssid resigna-
hon IS recorded in Trust Deed Book No. las
at page 2S8 in the office Of the Chancery
Clerk Of said County and State. and
Whereas the SAID Mrs. Liaian N. Evans, the
present owner OF said Trust Deed on the
End day Of February. 1929 nominate. consti-
tute and appoint, Chas. Richardson as Trus-
zee in the place ard stead Of tie said f. f.
Jones, which said appointment is recorded in
Trust Deed Book No, I45 at gage 2SS of the
records Of Noxubeg County, Mississippi IN
the Chancery CLERKS Office " said County
and State, and
Where's the said Mrs. Lillian N. Evans has
requested ne as suca substituted Trustee to,
proceed forelose said Deed of trust. | the
Undersigned substituted Trustee will Oh Sat
urday the 18th day March, 1922, within Legal
hotrs in front of the Court House n the
City Of Macon, NoXubee County Mississippi
proceed TO sell at Aaction to tie highest
btdier for cash the following described pro-
perry to-wit:
All standing timber except the pine timber
on that part Of Section Twenty-Five, Twenty
six. Thirty-four, and Tltaty-five. of Township
Fourteen, Range Seventeen, East. That lies
On the left hand or North side of the River.
In said County and StaB.
The property mentioned above will be sold
to satisfy the indebtedness mentioned in said
Deed of Trust and the cost Of this proceeding.
This February S, 1922.
CHAS. RICHARDSON, Substituted Trustee.