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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
1nafeW Sports

mdr1@w Th@ n"n%""e TIlrIa b. G. "reEs - eoa.2, to-
manage ~ ,to H and ~ ,m> , ,nr 10 T9" as
ant"s W'h slN'"n- IEhtr.,9.y .,r-o'd ,ot,rs in
North ,ra,rhW s,roe' ~ "''''' @'-l
goRsn Ksnd"'nh "!!.h =. G., wou'H ut" 10 arrange
ing AZ homo. u. shore. 122@ N6r,h Second
od travcrs 'Sam Would Xxx To hGyr hIG,r'lTar f
such teams rs Lorra.u", Peerless Auduh,' n
nj,Ego GljaE 'or sun. s,m Enaran'"cs. II. r Nj
"'TG% Thc Twent;Irirb,b Mr,bb1 w., wnrs ,r,,or
ous 10 arrange game7 with ali Nrsr.,'!,s.
~! lGN'or t%ams either At HON" cr away us,rn.
Jones' N ~ III %ST"" %oTrh R@nlT%f ,%1fI'sm%nis srn r
Buck Jene. AlLStnr. ha,e "%on. la,a. t,r
ANXIOUS to hear from iumiorr rnsss ITss "Fn ~"
god snarantcos. Thoinas J.. J"ncs ..-
The Ifhish Travellers would ltto f., hoo,,
Taa%s ars%y w;n nTslorlass hsme cams No
sroSnds and Stferne HnS tn,aMare having
Joseph H. rrcifrer, 24iG wast naI5rSe 'i1,i,iS
L"rrain" B. q has oren date. for Sun
da's, A'l iirst-C ass home teams uru,I,. -.
drese :. [. Ransnow, S3o7 North Anrr,''r
The rhiladelrhIa Cubs. q ars,.c,a.s ,rav.
lucements. Frank Williams. Si7 Wh%r,an Si1%
rort Richmond i,% 4. Al semi -prorcsstoa,,
irhNe.ine 'lHh, IS now fllirg its schedule r,r
the coming season. First-Cass h0nr. ,r,bs
1"s,rIng t., hook This attraction should al
lrass ! WhueSIde, S31 East lehigh Eyrr,,,,
Jasper J.. {. desires to book games Win
any good hom" clubs paving reasnnabIa uI,sr
anioes James 4. Clark 1881 East t'In'",,
uno street, or rhone Garfield 0s3S
Crescent \, 4, would like To hear from
sixteen -cI G Ehleon- -vCar-Old mines Jam's ,.,rr.'
3Sn3 ShArlc, street. issshickon
Philndephn u. g.; siNtoen-cich n, onr.
win teams Of this cIafs having grounds an.
ray,nE sEi'an" 'nnIC"m"ntS Jamos kem'
The United states Naval Home has oro,
dates A. h0m' for nrai-cIRss tosns
r@call> Lorra'"". nefGlHt". Iyndenhwrst ana
All olh,r teams q this raliber wiling t1
NAV Cor fnir Euaraut"os. LEROY Sb"r,,s,
caro- ru,t'd Sl@rrs NNrHl Home, TwcntS-
The East rhlladeinhia profes SIGNALS
Nrst-c'aSs trnNeuns nine. has open dates
Cor trrws or N" sam CRllher WilIi,r
li,ll @95S Nor,h third street ''''''
BENSON Y. e.. semi PRO. t"sm would Iiko
10 hear from home mines either In or ~,
ol the city. l. Fishman. 2ig2 South Fifth
street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
CENTRAL "Y" WINS
Cops Dual Swim Meet From Ripple
s. c, Easily


The Central Y. NJ. G. A. defeated
the Ripple Swimming Club last night
in the formers pool at Fifteenth and
Arch streets. The experience Of the
Central natators waa too much for the
young independent club.
Andrews, Of Central. was the indi
vidual star Of the meet. He won the
fancy dive and the 1OO-yard dash.
Daniels captured Ripple's only first
place by coping the fifty yard dash in
easy fashion.
Summary:
Fifty.yard dash--won hy Daniels. Ripple
second. Gable. Central: third. Lynch, Cen.
seconds.
lOo:yard dnsh--won by Andrews. Central
second. Ware; Central: third. T.. Carlson
Ripple; fourth. Andrews. Ripple. Time.
20O-yard dash--Won by Gab'e. Central
second. r; Carlson. Ripple: third, MaiatIn.
second. Norris. Central: third. Daniels.
Ripple; fourth. Doushtcn. Ripple; fifth. FL.
lIott, Ripple.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
'Reinstate Babe Ruth"
Is Ne,U Petition Slogan

New York. April S.-"Rcinstate
Babe Ruth" is the slogan of more
than n thousand baseball fans who
have already signed petition to
former Judge Kcnesaw Mountain
Landis. commissioner Of organized
baseball. requesting modification
of the penalty imposed upon the
home run king. according to G.. &.
Hill. Of Liberty street, who Is cir
culntinG the petition.
Mr.. Hill said he hopes to soon
have more than 10000 names signed
to the petition to allow Ruth to
play from the commencement of the
league schedule.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
Moorlyn A. A. in Field

The MoorIyn A. A. OF West Philndel phia
will again place trst-Class team on inc
field under the management Of Arthur 4
Tof. The team Will be made up Of nearly
all Its last years stars and many new
ones. The mainstay of tho pitching depart
ment Will again be Newman. the brIght ugE,
Of last years team. For games. either A.
home or away. communicate with r. "
Robinson, 1904 South Wilton street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
"PEP" YOUNG COMES HERE
Mack Claims Tiger Second 5aseman
by Waiver Route

Il. W. "Pcp' Young. Detroit Amer
lean inticldcr. has been claimed on
waivers by the Athletics.
Young is with tn" Tigers at Mem
phis. and it is expected he will imme.
diately join the Athletics.
Detroit asked waivers on Young scv-
cral days ago when he again Developed
the trouble with his throwing arm thar
caused hia removal from the linr-up la s,
year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
TIGER GOLFERS PLAY PENN
Rival Linksmen VIII Tee on a.,
Merton on June 8

The University Of Pennsylvania golf
team will meet Princeton over the links
Of the Merton Cricket Club on jun,
3. This was announced today along
with the rest OF the Tiger links schcd-
ulc.
They will play five matches and enter
the intercollegiGtes. Donald Cresswell.
Philadelphia expert and sopho-
more at Princeton, is expected to make
the team. along with three letter mcn--
Captain Bob Wintringrr. Ed Carruth
and Tom Sparks. Rudy Knepper. ma
tional crack, will lead off for the Tigers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
HAGEN HOLDS GOLF LEAD
Star Homebred Leads White Sui.
phur Play With 142
White Sulphur Springs. ". Va.

April S.-Wa!ter Hagen. =. G. a.
champion. led the field In the second
annual open golf tournament for the
first thirty six holes here today. with
a score Of r. -7O-142. Joining Farrell,
Quaker Ridge. n. y. who finished sec.
ond at Columbia this week. was next
to Hagen at the start ofIthc final two
rounds today with 72-72-144.
Joe KirkwOod. cx- -Austrnlasian cham
pion. had a morning round Yesterday Of
II and finished in third place for the
final drive with - and total Of
next in line with 151.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
YADUSKY TO HURL
AGAIN FOR Penn
Husky Right-Hander viii Make
Start Against Dartmouth
on Franklin Field
sHAKE.UP IN THE lNFIELD

TEFF TESREAU, former New York
q Giant hurler. and his Dartmouth
baseball team will meet the University
Of Pennsylvania this afternoon on
Franklin Field in the third game Of the
week for Coach Cariss' nine.
Penn Is due for a shake-up IL Label
Goldblatt. tine former Southern High
School star. Is able to play this after.
noon. Label injured his ankle Thurs.
day and was kept out Of the Bowdoin
game. The poor playing of the team
reused the ire Of Coach Cariss.
1t would not be at all surprising this
afternoon to see George Sullivan back
at third base. with Goldblatt on Sec
ond and Liebegott at shortstop. The
outfield will remain the same.
Bill Yadusky. who held Ursinus to
four hits on Tuesday, will face the
Mountnineers this afternoon. Bill is in
the best Of shape Of all the hurlers,
and. being a husky athlete. can stand
more work than the others.
Jim Lyons. the star of the Green
stat. will in all probability oppose the
Red and Blue. Last Tuesday Lyons
lost a close battle to Catholic Univer-
:ity in ten innings. He allowed but
four hits during the decade OF frames.
On Monday. Walter Larsen, the star
southpnw Of the Red and Blue, will op.
pose the Phillies on the National
LeaEuers' grounds,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
Blackburn Outpoints Respress

ElGin. April S.-Jack HlacKhurn. Negro
middlewegh' Of Chicago, uutpuintel calvin
Resprrss, south American coOreI hHayy
weight, In tcn-round match here BIarE
burn 4iSpiaTcd the oId.um" cunning mat
made MIN known as 'th" Wizard ~ the
.Nd Wognst.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
McTlque Finishes Beckett

New York. April ;, Mike McTiguc, con.
ender for johnny Wilson's middlewrght
'rown. knocked out Billy Beckett of Nav
orleans. in the third round here. McTigue
iroppcd his opponent twice for the count
u nine in the third session before putting
,ver the finishing blow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
Clock Signs With Parkland

Charlie Clock. former star hurler Of the
RridesburS team. today signed q contract
to play with the Gartner club at Parkland
on sundays. Clock rcfutes tn" statements
Of Manager Hines that he has signed to
play with the Old Timers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
Youna Montreal Defeats White

R0at6n, April s,--Young Montreal de-
feated Jahsz White IN ten rounds here he
feated Roy Moore In ten. rounds, Joey Miller
was too, clever for Paddy Owens and scored
a technical knockout In the sixth round
when the referee stopped the bout TO save
Owens. Goldstain bea. Johnny Sheppard.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08

st, Gs.ltssus 4. g., 4 newcomer in the
seventh street and Lebanon avenue, and 10
|AAxlovs y hsar from arss.Slesc treyeltna
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08

Germantown Wins at voIIey Ball
The Big Reed .yolsy ball team, OF the
Germsntown X, n G: A., last night de-
!sS%sr ! Sses. III iiSs-a IiS-s is,,T ssa ssa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
RUNNING WAFER IN ALL ROOMS

r.lecirici'N throughout. Spacious solariup
sun deck; priva!c baths elevator. Rooms only
lJo per day up. OwUershiD mana cement.
GABLE ~ DEWITT
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
Why You Should Invest in The
Southwestern Bond and
Mortgage Company

1t is being organized along the lines OF the most
successful financial institutions in America.
II will serve territory of more than 10000
square miles in area offering unlimited possibilities
To an institution Of It's kind.
1t will assist materially in the future develop
ment OF this section OF the Southwest
1t will be medium through which to secure
thousands of dollars of Eastern capital that is not
being invested ir-the territory at present and will
not be invested until such an institution is organized.
II is in class with what has proven to be the
best Stock Investment in America for the past
twenty years.
1t will pay you higher dividends-SAFETY
CONSIDERABLE any other class OF invest
ment that YOU might be offered.
1t has the promise OF success from the very be-
ginning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
Make A Real Investment

The below p"eh@ %d@dMOt
hhq
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02

Bond land
but
School Municipal
bonds
tina done through Bond and Mortgage
Bond and Mortgage Departments
With n Bond and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
Over Twenty Years Of Test

The Bond and Mortgage Business has stood the
test OF being the most successful business in America
for more than twenty years 1t is not venture but
is time tried business with record surprising that
oi any other class for success and safety We refer
YOU to such financial authorities as:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
Undisputed Facts

Si ther class o
cimo ino in
transacted as does
he
that the Bond and Mortgage stock not only maximum
privilege watching investment
increase mar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02

Mr.. H. W. Potter, Vice President, Peters Trust
Company. says: THE Security Department OF the
Peters Trust Company has been the leading Depart
ment for great many years. We specialize in the
handling OF farm mortgages and municipal bonds
We shall be Glad TO furnish further evidences as
TO the safety and high earning power to any Bond
and Mortgage business upon request.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
E. B. MORRIS, President.
Cirard Trust COMPANY. Philadelphia. Pa.

E.B. MORRIS, President,
Glrard Trus, COMPANY. Philadelphia. Pa.
WILLIAM CEST, President
The Fidelity Trust Company. Philadelphia. Pa
JAMES A. STILLMAN, President ,
National tits Bank New York City
Hts GREEN, President
International Ranking Corporation. New York Chy
SEWARD PROSSER, President,
RanL~s Trust Company Of Illinois. Chcaro. ii'ino's
E. B. HUBERT, President
Merchants Lam Trust Company. Chicago Illinois.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20

To the Citizens Of MaeOn:.

Next week will be observed in Nox-
ubee County as Better School Week" 8.
The object is to give the public 4
more intimate knowledge of our
schools and create Il more cordial CO.
operation of parents and faculty.
Such a movement deserves our most
enthusiastic support With unity of
purpose between parent and teacher,
and that purpose the highest stand
ard of efficiency and excellence, the
result must necessarily be gratifying,
A school is designed to assist in
the child'S education. Education en-
braces all that series Of instruction
and discipline necessary to broaden
the understanding, correct the temp
er and mould the habits OF youth to
st them for usefulness. An immense
responsibility rests upon parents and
guardians who neglect the education
of those whom the providence of God
has intruSted to their care.
On Friday, the 9th. instant. at
1;45 p. m, in the Lyceum, Mr.. George
R. James will address the people of
Macon in connection with the better
school movement Mr. James is a
praetical, forceful and entertaining
speaker. t viii be worth your while
to hear him.
| urge you to lend the movement
for better schools every encourage
ment. Respectfully,
f. B. BOYD, Mayor
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20
NOTICE
To the Members of the American Be
neyOlent Association.

ney0lent Association.
The last weeks issue of the Beacon
carried the announcement of the re.
signation of Bro. c. B. Norrell as
President of our association. MS.
Norrell is man of the highest ideals
and it is with regret that We had to
accept his resignation. We especial.
ly do not want our members to feel a
lack of confidence in US because of
the change.
Mr.. c. S. Jackson will be our presi.
dent after this and the business OF
the association will be taken care Of
just as it has been heretofore.
As for Mr. Jackson he is known tC
most all the people of the county
Everybody knows Ches las we cal
him) to be a plain honest hard work.
ing citizen, and we hope that each
member of the association will ex.
press his appreciation of Mr.. Jackson
by sendirg in the name Of one new
member If you will do this we vii
soon have a membership that vii
pay the beneficiary something worth
while in case Of death.
If YOU need application blanks write
for them.
Yours very Respectfully
American Benevolent Association
BY G. =. FRALY, Secy.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20
Set Some Pecan Trees This Fall

Wherever cotton grows, some paper
shell pecans should be planted. A
good place TO plant them is near the
edge Of the ward or barnyard. Pecans
thrive in places of this kind, ard
where one is planting only few trees
for home use. no better place. as a
rule can be selected than about the
edoe Of the ward or barnyard where
moist conditions are likely to exist
There are many good varieties Of
necanS the leaders Of which are pro-
hahly Schlev. Stuart, nelmas, Sue
cess. end Moneymakar.-The Progres-
sive Farmer.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20
George X. James in Better School
Addresses

Those who heard Mr.. Geo. R. James
in his address in Macon during Aug
ust viii welcome the announcement
that he is to be back in Noxubee coun-
ty on October rs ard q. Mr.. James
is big business man. and is inten-
sely interested in the public's biggest
business,-that of education. All who
possibly can should avail themselves
of the opportunity Of hearing this
distinguished speaker Mr.. James en-
gagements are as follows:
Brooksville, October 26th at 8
o'clock D. m.
Agricultural High School, October
9th at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Macon (at Lyceum Building), Oct
27th at 1:45 D. m.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20
Mississippi Educational Leader to be
In NOXubee

Dr., J. ". Provina, President of Mis-
Sissippi College and President Of the
Mississippi Education Association,
viii deliver addresses at Shugualak
on October 25th at O'Clock p. NJ. and
at the Cooksville- Paulette School
building at ~ O'Clock a. m. on October
26th, These addresses will be in The
interest Of better schools. DR.. Previne
is one of the best known and ablest
school men not only in Mississippi but
also in the South. BY no kind of good
fortune could We have secured man
who would be worth more to us on an
occasion of this kind. Come to hear
him. J. G. CHANDLER, Sup't.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20
HAS CHANGE OF HEART.
Gus CuRniRghom Is NOw In FAVOR
of Read Amendment.

Mr.. Gus Cunningham of Clifton
vile has had change of heart in re-
gard to the highway amendment TO
the constitutions For some time he
has vociferously opposed it, but since
he came to Macon on Monday of last
week and heard Mr.. Robbins address
before the board of supervisors, he
has wisely changed his opinions, as
will be seen by the following letter
to the Columbus Dispatch:
" Through the columns of
the Commercial Dispatch some time
ago l took issue with the advocates
OF the amendment to turn over CERTAIN
roads to the State Highway Depart
ment This amendment to be voted
on in our November election.
My first fear Of this amendment if
it should pass, is that it would be a
drift toward paternalism. We are
all skeptieal of the Government talk
ing away from our state or its cltl-
zens amy Of our rights.
canno, P,| F,nn+i,n a}ror 7"" Sbo omondment p",
nssg nnloss ~. lagisiatnro .nas fit
r 49,, a,,,,, ~, ID for ,,,;n
tenance. Ii the legislature has this
power, why should we fear the High
way Department?
hsst +bing tha+ ronld bannen Il Iovn-
deS cnnnfv an6 ona IF tha hast "a
Nnv,,hoa II @;vos Co,nmbnS fiyo
Stote roads :. 6no loaJing 70 Starl.
y;,to in ono 80 - Tvne,o ona = Nasbv;ila
Tonn ono - p;nEans Con,tT Aia
ana n,o m ~ nIoaan yb;eb anos tbrons.h
Nn,,,Lao
'NTS,,o1e, ~ rav+ ,oi,+ vo want 70 l.no,y !,
4l;, ' ~ ~ "
VIZ ~ WI u,;u n,.;,.a;n thosa uo,5, >
~ G.ii ''''' tI; t1ie,..,' s,.N' C.,,,,,,.
= 1s 0Ss'9 hi's ''"S 0'''''
s'lt mn. IN, 49,, ..,4 49, ,,,.,,,,, .
T. " mere WI ,ileE i7et V'e ihoheN T
A--I rom half yi'e gas anu a'''o :" "a q.
y no Ne'' we o'''ei nan u '''''
~ ~,
Al ne Board oI supervisors 81
eaCh county
Vii tho H'a'e 1lghWay Depart
meh' does not Keep these foadS up
theh Waal
A-i ne government does t ana
eharees Ihe amount 10 the aho'meh'
to thlI SV&Ie'
Il " mere doeS the government ger
lIs fo1G none!
4-from the income tax,
Q-ih propoftoruoh TO lne income
TAX gong out OF the State, no" maci
] Is TIE Government Wiling to Senc
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20

Charging that Governor Lee NJ. Rus
sell is being lax in his use of the par
doning privilege of the state execu-
tive, Judge Robert S. Hall took a
strong stand for law enforcement to-
day in charging the Forrest County
grand Jury, when he stated that he
would promise to sentence all liquor
violations who should be indicted and
convicted to terms on the county roads
with the present governor in Jack
son | can't promise to keep them there
long but | shall certainly send them
there" he said.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20

Wanted. Experienced dairvman for
$3.50 proposition. Have 200 acres
ood land suitable for the purpose.
A. B. CAROTHERS.
Brooksville, Miss
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20

One 12 H power Lawson Engine
Il bprner and 90 inch Williams mill
lr,ces interesting.
W. A. WALKER Route J
Macon Mss
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20

lit is tolerably well established that
hpoleon was a man of small stature.
| is known to a certainty that Abra-
Inn Lincoln was not a college gradu-
le. Why not let the matter rest
Iere ,?
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20
Trespass Notice

The lard near Rabbit, known as the
Joe Phillips Place, is posted Hunters
and other trespassers will be ur0se-
cuted. HENRY MINOR
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20

"He is the best baby l ever saw"
hid a fond father yesterday. "He
Ever cries before midnight and he
swavs goes to sleep again by 4 or
o'clock in the morning"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20
No

NANTED-Tjmber Cutters. hue
virgin Oah, Pine and Gum. PAY every
Saturday app'y at mil OF YalLcs
Land and Lumber Company Bigree
EaI.a. Miss
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20
Board of Aldermen.

'egular meeting, Tuesday Oct. Srd.
Board met in regular session al
lembess present exdps Alderman
atty.
Meeting opened by proclamation by
e Marshal
All Minutes of Sept. meetings We're
aad and approved.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20

When a man loves a woman he
lroves it by marrying her. But not
lfrequently, when woman loves a
ban she proves it by shooting him
lead on the street or in a hotel room
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20

1t is only fair to say that mas
mince pies are not what they were.
There was a time when a bite of ore
Of mas mince pies was drink
saws 5 Bill.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20
Dairy Proposition

, Probably the hardest way to earn
Ioney is to make it.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20

1t takes a lot of nerve to try to
write a Prohibition joke in eompeti-
ton with the one Volstead put across
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20
Timber Land
Fnr Sale

30 acres timber lard near Mashu-
oyille. for sale. ]. NJ. ANDERSON
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20

Another way in which a man can
attract unfavorable attention to him
self is that of raising before the
draws Bill
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20

Give a man decent income and a
former employer or partner in busi-
ness to hate and he will ask no other
boon.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1922-10-20

q On motion, it is ordered that the
2,hool budget be reduced Sl5o0o.
Report of pound-keeper for Sept.
nas received and ordered filed.
81 Supt. Of Light & Water Pant re- re-
n ported receipts S24l2.SS, arr dls-
Nklrsments $l980.67, profit S432.2i Tor
&eptember ooo
M Tax Collector reported s8.82 col
1y)ad in taxes for Sept.
II IN Clerk reported $210.0. collect
n IN privileges for Sept.
: lion of Mullins Hdw Co. for re-
= Il Of taxes on motor vehicles was
&d and reduced from $2250 to
II tion of Mrs. w. S. Mullins for
r. Eion of assessment Of her resi-
y was rejected.
|. lektion of W. f. Stokes for reduc-
, Hpf assessment Of his residence
~ lclejected
X stition of Mrs. f. S. Richardson
\ seduction Of assessment Of her
u I nee was rejected.
= OF motion, the Clerk is authorized
li Nv $1,000, the balance on we'll at
u Blant on the filing Of the papers
] Ssary the papers to be 0. K.ed by
n .City Attorney.
III Hs having been asked on an air
EY Sressor for the new well at the
{, and Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
4 II the best and cheapest on motion
Z pl ordered that they be awarded the
hact at $975.00 plus freight from
1 lfactory, for air compressor, air
= Ieiver, foot pkee. umbrella top
motor, every thing complete
IN motion it is ordered that the
! ID and Int. fund borrow 5000 from
I. Sinking fund,
IN notion. it is ordered that the
y Yrk pay Interest on S2os0d0 l.. 4
1, Bonds due November lst, 1922.
y bn motion. it is ordered that the
: IF States Electrict Co. be giver con-
let for meters, transformers and
q hps for one year from date of con-
y let.
= Dn motion, the Board adjourned.
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