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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12

Ream on Nl!ng bond Sii00o-- Est
Frank Hand to Anna Hand per bond
500,
Proof OF Heirship-Est Barbara
Lang Frank Hand
Pvm a. Make Correction st Wal
ter $ Aitkrn--gtt Dec 10 40 80 days
notice
Final settlement EST Sottled-&t
Thos O'Rouykc.
nrc FdN \ Reed--ura 10 give Do
days notice.
G,pt OF g5a's Sale App-Est Frauo
W Gordon ct al,
nnuI acct a. Kept Est Darius -
Gates j y Malone apptt C \ l. lor
minor legatee,
Acct @ KEEP. App Est Herman
Nauke az l .e-t sett MS 10 Ida,
Final Sottlement--E Est James
Kcough--coGt Jau term Stanley &
placy-slme-lus \ Sigmund-s same
-Frguk "ayet'I amc-Thos Rich
ardsoU--yout Dec a. Est Martha y
Unl-mle on ain persons into Tie
obms by Dee Sarah Il Conard-
cont Dee lN-Auce Link-cout--
Ernest Nur'Laptal.- CpHtJ
Final S.tumeut Est Settled Est
Ella Stevens Est Elizabeth Holmes
w r. Van Nance Adam c WyIie-
Mary b Fleming Mary harris-Jamcs
C Coleman Clarence GrahoN.
Final Settlement-Dist Ord-ESt
MARY Fitzpatrick -NiuCenzo Saiarlo-
Philip AIT
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12
BROWNE TELLS WHY
HE IN AG|N CHANGE
IN Constitute N s
LEGISLATOR ADDRESSES LARGE
AUDIENCE AT ARMoRY IN FL
NAL CAMPAIGN TO BEAT
DRAFT or PROPOSED BASIC
LAW.

Sang In clear deep voice, with
out piano accompaniment the state
song, Illinois" was used last night,
as very appropriate opening for the
talk by Attorney L. O. Browne,
against the new constitution which
was voted on today The singer was
r. b. Farrell who after concluding
his song with few brief but well
pointed remarks spoke on the finest
state In the union, as he introduced
Mr. Browne TO the audience.
The meeting was held in ArmoY
G., aud was attended By almost SOD
people. WHO IN spite Of the extreme
cold, assembled az the armory to
hear the address. against the new
constitution as delivered by one OF
their fellow townsmen
The talk was one OF the most en-.
tightening and thorough addresses
that has been delivered on the new
basic laws OF the state up to the
present time
Mr. Browne pretaced his analysis
of the constitution declaring that al
least one year should be given the
people of the state % study and ia
miliarize themselves with the cousti-
tuition before adopting IT,
he also spoke on the additional
cost of holding a special election to
day. saying thar It should have been
presented at some general election.
He declared that selishuess was
the prime evil which kept progress
retarded. but that so long as We
cculd restrain uW selllshness through
laws and provisions for the general
good. civilization was safe; but when
q s,Gte constitution crystalli2es the
selGshness OF predatory interests in
d state charter on which all the laws
Of the state are based then there is
danger of subverting the very foun-
dalton of freedom and this is what
the hfty-seyen lawyers representing
the big traction and corporate inter
ests of the state OF Illinois who fran
ed this document have succeeded inl
accomplishing. /
The main points on which he
and illustrated so clearly and /
simply that everyone could under!
stand even without preliminary study
If the subject were violations of the
basic freedom in tho bill of rights
Cook chuntvs Representation in the
legislature, autocrWic powers given
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12
KELLY RESIDENCE IS
SOLD TO c. A. ANDERSON

a transfer was recorded Yesterday
showing the sale OF the Henry NJ.
Kelly residence ON Green street TO
Clarence A. Anderson OF Chicago The
house was sold by Mr. Kelly sast
month 70 William 5 Warren OF Chi.
C8go.
1t is not known in Ottawa whether
Mr.. Anderson purchased the dwell
ing for a home or an investment. Mr..
Kelly will retain possession of the
property until July /. 1928. in com.
pianCe with the terms of his deal
The transfer yesterday bore a con
sideration OF $40, but carried $4,000
worth Of revenue stamps on it, MIR
Warren purchased the property from
Mr. Kelly for 10000
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12
MARION HANNA ON
SEMINARY TEAM TO
DEBATE CHILD LABOR

Rockford, ILL.,, Dec. IL Specially
Miss Marion Hanna 303 Highland
place, Ottawa, H.. is a member of
the debating squad OF twelve at the
Rockford college for women and is
assisting in the gathering of mater
ial for the annual triangular debate
with Beloit and Knox college in Feb
ruary The question for the debate
is. Resolved. That child labor be abol
ished by an amendment to the federal
constitution
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12

ment Duncan \ OConor
2iS27 Hoadlcy w. Hogdlcy cont Jan
% a, 1880 at costs eomp' =.
Admrstn.-Est Esther REYNOLDS 10
l. Il Corle bond 5000 adj Fen term
260Os Haskell VS. Cool,-order hx'
ing solrs fees y Tor .dlst
26llS Lukins IT rs Selpy et aI-or'
der of reference
26394 Oglesby state ik VS. \ t HOT
nung judg by coutn for Ss5O,od y
costs cX issued Coleman n OoIe'
man Solr
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12
6mfNew
Probate Court

Inv App-Est Milo Yagusvic.
Futher & Add Bond App-Est Ma
ria Mattiotti
Petn for Monument-Est Fred
AIeinke-hrg Dec 10 at 1000 days
notice.
Irre Est Anna Brignou-cont Dec
q.
WHILST Barbara Lang to Henry
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12

Many hoy makes lis way through
college by writing fiction, but he al
ways sends it to his father instead nf
publisher Eoonville Mo) Iicpub-
lican
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12

might have voted yes on the parts
which are worth while and no ON the
parts which are dangerous, That u.s.
The manner in which any such vital
document should be treated, and that
we are compelled to take It, an or
none, is poor policy unfair and irrJ
tiuual
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12

Either nan musl he competent or
he j. being carried through lie On
somebody's back.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-12
HENRY BILLINGS, TENOR

Recital congregational church to-
night
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
TIMBER AND STONE AcTl


Department OF the Interior.
u. S. Land Once at Jackson Miss.
July 20. 1922
Notice is hereby given that Hinkle Patton
Heidelberg whose postoffce address is PAS
cagoula. Mis- sissippi. did. on the 24th day of
April 1922. file in this office Sw IN statement
and Application No. Os77S. to purchase the
N ~ of Lot 2 or N w Ia N w a
Section % Township North Ranger West St
Stephens Meridian and the timber thereon.
under the provisions OF the act OF June 3. 1873.
and acts amendatorv. known as the Timber
and Stone Law at such value as might be
fixed by apprasement and that pursuant to
snch application. the land and timber thereon
have been appraised, Mt One Hundred Twenty
Dollars. the timber estimated 10000 board feet
ut s.. 90 per M. and the land $4,000 that said
applicant will offer final proof in support OF
his application and sworn statemspt on the
9TH day of October 1922
before the Circuit Clerk OF Greene County. ut
Leakesville, Mississippi.
Any person is at liberty TO protest this pur-
chase before entry. or initiate contest at any
time before patent issues, by filing II corrobo
rated affidavit in this Office. alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
w. +, CUMMfNs. Register.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-15
DEATHS
MRS. r. W. VALLEY
(Nee JENNIE LOTT VALLEY.

After suffering several weeks from
bad spell of typhoid fever, Mrs. X.
w. VALLEY, nee Jennie Lott Valley,
DIED, on Thursday September Z,
1922, at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
Writ Elankenship near Alabama
line below Rounsavile, Miss. Mrs.
Valley leaves no children but is sur
yived by her husband usually known
as Bob Valley, who had the fever
same time she did, but was able to
throw it off better and was rapidly
convalescing when she died. The
remains were buried at Mt. Pisgah
church graveyard the day following
her death. The deceased was about
80 years old and up until early in
this year had together with her
husband been living for several years
near Leakesvile. when they moved
away first to the K-C farm near
Lucedale and later into Lucedale,
where Luke Lott went and got
them when he found out that they
we're down with the slow fever, car
rying them up near him and among
her people that they could have
close attention and nursing but all
was III vain for Mrs. Valley, whose
system seemed unable to throw off
the inroads OF the disease which
gradually Slapped her vitality until
she passed peacefully away.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-15
TIL + CHRTER OF lNCORPORTIoN or
AvERA NERO ANTILE COMPANY.

/. The corporate title OF said company Is
Avera Mercantile Company.
2. The names OF the incorporatols are:
r. L. Valley Postofice, Avers. Miss.
Murdoc Valley, Postoffice, Avera Miss.
Thomas Avera. Postoffice. Avera. Miss
3. The domicile of said corporation is at
Avera. Greene County. Mississippi.
A. Amount OF capital stock $4,000 90
5. The par value of shares is One Hundred
dollars (Sl00.00).
6, The period of existence not to exceed
fifty years is Fifty (50) years.
r The purposes for which it is created;
TO conduct and carry ON general mercan-
tile business. either wholesale VI retail; to
own and operate saw-mills. shngle mills.
grist-mils and to do anything necessary and
incident thereto,
The right AMI power that NAV be exercised
v this corporation are those con ferred by the
rovisions of Chapter "a, Mississippi Code 1905.
\ s Ss q s %siisy rpeorporasors
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
State of Mississippi.
County of Greene.
This day personally appeared before me
the undersigned authority X. L. Valley,
Murdoc Valley and Thomas Ayera the
incorporators OF the corporation known as the
Avera Mercantile Company. who acknowl-
edged that they signed and executed the above
and foreRoinR articles OF INCORPORATION as
their act and deed on this the 18th, day of Aug
ust 1922 (9-i5)
IN p. Sea) A. BATsoN Notary Public,
My commission evpires Aug. 20 1923.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-15
EMMETT HIRES.
County Election Commissioners Are
Appointed.
TAdvertisementI

The State Election Commission,
consisting of Gov. Lee NJ. Russell,
Atty-Genl. Frank Robertson and
Secty. State Jos. w. Power, met IN
Jackson, Miss, on September 2,
1922, and made the appointment of
County Board of Election Commits
sioners. The following we're appoin-
tea for Greene County: w. G..
Churchwell, (redppointmenD, M. M.
Mcintosh (new) and Miss Annie Ray
Mckay new, their commissions to
be dated from Sept. ., 1922, and
holding for two years from date.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-15
COLORED
1922 Dave Glover to Cora Carter
THE CHARTER OF INCORPORATION OF
LEAKEsvILLE' INvEsTMENT COMPANY

THE CHARTER OF INCORPORATION OF
LEAREsvILLE INVESTMENT COMPANY
l. The corporate title of said company is
Leakesville Investment Company.
?. The names OF the incorporators are:
IL 9. Lister. Postoftice Leakesyille. Miss
A. G. Turner. Postoffce. Leakesville. Miss
]. w. Backstrom Postonice. Leakesville, Miss
B. W. Mcleod. Posto1ice. Leakesyille Miss.
j. Turner, Postoiiie. Leakesville, Miss
Geo. b. McRae. Postofiice, Leakesville, Miss.
3. The domicile is at Leakesville. Greene
County, Mississippi
4. Amount of capital stock TWENTY-FIVE
Thousand Dollars (ss5.ooo oo) but may begin
business when $4,000 90 is paid
5, The par value OF shares is One Hundred
Dollars (sl00 COZ each
8. The period of existence (not to exceed
fifty years) is Fifty t50) years.
7. The purpose for which 1t is created
To buy own and sell note, bonds and secur-
tiles To buy. own and hold and sell logging
railroad TO buy. own lease ard sell the prop
erties of railroads. including, rails, road bed
rolling stock right OF way. franchise and such
other properties as may belong to railroads.
but not to operate railroads as common car
riers. May buy. own. hold and sell personal
anu rthi pfopefty. U not 10 nOld any certain
property In violation of law. May do all acts
and have all powers and privileges that are
conferred on corporations generally by the
laws and Constitution OF the State OF Misss-
sippi.
8. The rights and powers that nay be exer-
cised by this corporation are those conferred
by the provisions of Chapter "a. Mississippi
Code, 1906.
II. C, Lister
A. c. Turner
Incorporators j W. Backstrom
b. w. Mcleod
j. N. Turner
Geo. b. McRae
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
State OF Mississippi
County of Greene
This day personally appeared before me. the
undersigned authority in and for said county
and II, C. Lister. A. G. Turner, j. ". Back
strom. Is. w Mcleod, j. N. Turner. Geo. b.
McRae incorporators OF The corporation
known as the Leakesvilc Investment Compa-
ny who acknowledged that they signed and
executed the above and foregoing articles of
Incorporation as their act and deed on this the
18th. day OF September 1922
I9-a9) JOHN w. COLBERT. Circuit Clerk,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-15

expect to be 10 Leakesville socn,
/ my usual Line of Up-to-date
|inery. Wait to see my line be-
buying. Dates announced later.
Mrs. NELSON SEELEY.
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-15
NOTICE

| have opened up a Pres
sing Club in the rear of
Boards Barber Shop; clothes
cleaned and pressed at a
reasonable price. Called for
and delivered in town. Tel
ephone rs.
EMMETT HIRES.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-15
AUTO CASING AND TIRE FOUND.

FOUND. Auto tire and casing.
Owner can get same by proving and
paying for this ad.
g l5 b. w. BEARD.
Leakesville. Miss.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-15
LOCAL


The Redditt Cash Store has gone
TO bankruptcy aud closed its doors
hiding appointment of a trustee
d disposition CT the stock through
beral court.
Nr. and Mrs. G.. W. Neel and son,
tne down from Meridian and spent
days visiting their relatives while
krt had that much vacation from
3 studies under army vocational
the business college in that city.
Miss Viola Courtney, of Epworth,
b., who helped nurse Mrs. Moses
Ixon, during her illness, has decid-
Ito remain over In Leakesville this
hter and attend school here and
b is staying with the A. G. Turner
hily.
Ws Turner lett for the A. & M. Col
Re this week, having ended the
hrt vacation which be got recent
He is taking the army vocation
lis the oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
kncan Turner of Pine Level COM
nity.
IN. L. Turner, who Is a son of Mr..
b Mrs. Syl Turner, leaves today
The A. Il Nj. College where he
Ikefs for another term. Nigel did
Inner special work up there but
x4 brief vacation and now goes
keX to his studies.
NOW that the campaign is over we
I've time to LOOK into our mailing
md shall have to expunge all
run names unless immediate
Ihgs-np are made, as the cost OF
bpaper production is such these
n that we can not carry subscrip-
s. accounts but short time in
M. w. Green suffered very pain
Injury while in town Monday
Inning, getting caught some way
kitching his mules, so that the
E4st chains jammed him against
Breast tree, while the animals
Isl rearing back and forth. Wal
was carried home alter staying
<6wn a few hours under doctor s
( ching to see how he got along.
xise Rev. Mr.. Jones of the Upper
kof the state. who is dong the
o1ching in the meeting at the
aEesville Presbyterea church ar
bed the first Of the week, the
8ting beginning Sunday and the
v Services are held beginning at
Iuen ocIocn q m. with night servi-
at usual hour, the pastor Rev.
". Hardy. present and assisting.
1liard Smith, who was tried in
ce J. M. Avera's Court at New
ia last Saturday was placed in
I.being under 5000 tine and days
1ence on nquor charge. w. M.
bIpepper is also in jail, being ar
ted few days ago in the Piave
Immunity. on 2 grand jury lndict-
#nts, liquor charges, which were
harmed at the May term of Circuit
5hrt.
The rail ON The Evanston link of
u A. & M. r. r. that was recently
Erchased under Federal Court de-
3 sale, is being rapidly taken up
q hauled away, it having fallen
b hands OF pacties who propose TO
III or use it elsewhere. That part
hhe line which extends from Lea
Bville down as far as Rooms mill is
Ing left undlsturbed, it being IN
block which was sold with Vine
Bend and Leakesville unit to the
Iakesville syndicate or bnyers.
Due to a disagreement among the
Itronsof the Buffalo School Dis,
let who metal the school house in
th district the day last month the
bciai election was to be held, same
not held and another special
tion has been ordered TO be held
latter part of present month
pa the qualified electors in Buffalo
DOL district will be given another
ortunity to decide by their votes
ther they desire their school
rict consolidated into the McLain
pol district or not.
IL
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-15
BUDGET
BUDGET
AND ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Town Of LeakesvilIe, Miss.
On September / 1922.

The Board having considered the
expense of the Town of Leakesvllle
for the next fiscal year and it was
ordered that the following be fixed
as the budget for next year.
Salary Of Clerk and per diem
of Members of Board $4,000
Miscellaneous 10000
Streets 200 90
Interest 1886. 90
School 5000 90
ARTHUR TURNER,
elk. BID. of Aldermen.
Town of Leakesville, Miss.
SCHOOL FUND
Balance on hand Sept. /, 1921
$1,000. Az
Collection Tax Sept. /, 1921
to 1922 5,668.9S
$6,67S.44
Disbursements 0.U77.71
Bal on hand Sept. 1922 800 81
GENERAL FUNDS
Bal on hand sept. /, 1921 90
Collection Tax sept. /, 1921
10 1872 3l5. 64
Disbursement zS6. 81
Bal on hand Sept. 1892 1913
STREET FUNDS
Bal on hand oept. /, 1872 sl0S 10
Col. tax Sept. /, 1921 10 1922 zz4z Oi
Z,4Ul. 81
Disbursement 800. IA
Bal ON hand Sept. /, 1922 1910. 50
INTEREST FUND
Bal on hama oepJ. /, 1921 3o4. II
Col. Lax oepb. /. lJzl 10
sept. /, 1922 340.99
Izo.lI
Disbursement $50 %
Bal on hand Sept. /, 1922 3S9 II
SINKING FUND
Bal on hand Sept. /. 1921 230 81
Col. Tax Sept. l, 1921 TO
Sept. l, 1922 $40 SO
Bal on hand Sept. /, 1922 571.79
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-15

lnl Cures Malaria, Chils,
UUU Bilious Ever, Colds and
LaGrippe
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-15

MARRIAGE LICENSES.

WHITE.
9-l1-22. j. w. ParnelI TO Miss Bes
sic Oxner.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-09-15

666 quickly relievess, Colds Cou-
stipation, Biliousness and Headaches
A fine tonic. 1916
ADVERTISEMENT
Arizona republican., 1922-05-04
France To Stick
With Belgium On
Russian Policies

PARIS, May 3.-France sticks with
Belgium on the policy toward the
Russian soviet and NJ. Barthou will
return to Genoa Friday having the
full approval of the government.
This announcement was made this
afternoon at the conclusion of the
cabinet meeting. NJ. Barthou made a
complete statement of the actions of
the French delegation at the Genoa
economic conference and the minis
ters went over the text of the memo
randum to the soviet delegates.
When the discussion was ended It
was discerned that the seeming di-
vergence between Premier Poincare
and M. Barthou had disappeared.
This difference of opinion arose more
from a misunderstanding of the
method of procedure than from the
principle involved.
NJ. Barthou has behind him the full
cabinet in resisting any encroach-
menta upon private property in Russia
and has instructions to remain solid
ly in harmony with the Belgian dele
cation. The decision of the cabinet
council is interpreted in official
quarters as meaning that the provi-
sion signature of the French delega-
tion to the memorandum to the sovi-
cts is null and void and that it will
be necessary for the French and Bel
glan delegations to agree on some
modification concerning the article in
question which would be acceptable
to the British and Italian delegations
before French sign.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-04
Allied Plans To
Rebuild Russia
Displease Reds
CRepubIlcan A. p. Leased Wire]


GENOA, May S-Thesoviet pleni-
potentiaries "are not delighted with
the project of the powers for the re-
construction of Russia. Such is the
brief summary emanating from
Soviet sources Of the bolsheviki views
on the memorandum on which
Europe's statesmen have worked so
laboriOusly.
The fact that the document does
not mention recognition Of the Soviet
government and ignores the sugges-
tton sof governmental loans is said to
displease the Communist leaders who
now are comforting with Moscow.
andum, and word was received here
this evening that France had de-
termined to stand by Belgium. but
as yet there is no official announce
ment in Genoa of Frances action.
All the leaders expressed sausfac-
tion at today's plenary session, be-
lieving that it will improve the
finances of Europe.
The essential points are limitation
of the issue OF paper money, fixing
parity with gold, economizing in the
use of gold. and coordination of gold.
The United States, said the chairman,
with almost half the worlds gold,
could join in the future study OF the
problems without involving itself in
political difficulties, and could help
Europe as well as herself.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-04
Plan Regrouping
Federal Bureaus
To Meet Demands
TRepublIcan A. p. Leased Wirel

WASHINGTON, May 8. Re
grouping OF the various activities of
the government departments by ex-
ecutive order to avoid as far as pos
sible the necessity for further legis-
lation TO enable a more expeditions
reorganization of departmental func-
tions, was understood tonight to be
under consideration by the admin
istration.
The suggestion has been made. 1t
was said in high official circles that
such portions OF the report Of the
Brown reorganization committee
which does not require legislation to
become effective by executive force
and the remainder submitted to
congress for action.
Steps along the line of regrouping
already has been taken. Secretary
Mellen and Secretary Hoover are
understood TO have approved the is
suance of an order transferring the
statistical section Of the customs
service located in New York.
This change is sought by the COM
merce department. it was explained,
to permit of an expansion of the
governments facilities for compiling
data on the country's exports and
imports through unification of the
work now being done jointly by the
treasury and the commerce depart
ment.
Another transfer declared to have
been under consideration would place
the coast guard in the navy depart
ment 10 link the federal activities
under one head.