The Vicksburg Post from Vicksburg, Mississippi • Page 8

TODAY'S TKMFJtRATURES THE vIEATDEB SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1920. VICKSBURG, MISSISSIPPI TeHipcralnr at a. a. "I degreci. Temperature at owoit, fit degree, TuiifH-ralttr at 2 p.

SI degrees. Fer VlckOmrf and Vllrniljl Partly rlofcrfr Inntahl and pfobaMf (4MHtiMl shower, iieliftafa teenitiQ fait SUIT BROUGHT TO ft I Futyour RECOVER MONEY BY BOONE HEIRS Carl ISoone and Robert Boone, the in Bottle jfl JOli JJUUI1U1U1 OUR BANK of Thirst Destroyer latter through hir next frlenl, Tar! Boone have entered suit in the chancery court, through their attorneys. Chancy and Ramsey, against Mrs. T. M.

McKay, guardian of their sinter, Annie Boone and the Peopled Saving Bank and Loan Co. The petition alleges that the plaln-! tiffft are the heirs or the latt) Dour-j las Boone who was killed on the Gulf land 8hlp Island K. K. in December, 1917 and that a Judgment for 41)0 was secured against the company of which amount the attorneys received one-half. The court decreed that the balance shou'd he divided 1 so asi to pay $3,566.66 to each of the three heirs.

The petition states that before the I payment of the judgment Mrs. McKay was appointed guardian ot Annie Boono and that in securing the appointment as guardian, she slated in WmT DCMT LET her application that Carl and Edward had assigned their interest In the There's One Tiling About ItIt Sure Hits the Spoil Judgment to their sinter, and that the YOU ArlU ivkiiir yum. uk If EXTKAVACIAXCK IS A HAIVIT SAVING IS HABIT. money was then collected 8nd deposited In Mrs. McKay'c name in the People's Savings Bank and Ldan Co.

Tho petitioners stato that they did not make any assignment of their interest and that Robert could not legally do so, being a minor, now under 21 years of Hge. The suit is brought to Keeurc the payment of the amounts to plaintiffs and to enjoin the hank from making any payment of the money on deposit to Mrs. McKay. Tho caue will coma up In September. He Sure to Buy It in the Grip Bottle Ii) It i as easy put a little money into the Hunk each pay day, as It Is to figure on what pet extravagance can Indulge In! Hat jour extravaance will later becoiite a great burden Vou'll get the Habit." Your savings will noon show a big balance and you can look forward to somctNiiR tilth while.

We Add 4 Per Cent. Interest Semi-Annually. COME TO Ot a BAN K. Peoples Savings Bank Merchants Bank TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY roil PATTEHX WORK and Wood turning ring 1617. A 11.

HOOD. July 10-Ct. STRAY Kl) Two pigs, one spotted and one sandy. Spotted one's tail clipped. Notitfy Jessie Swanagan, 1918 William Btieet, Vlcksnurg, I Miss.

July 10-2t. On a Hot Day When Vou Arc l)o-Tireu and Hav a Million-Dol I ar-Th i st That Nothing Klse Can Get at Then's the Time to Tip Up a Bottle of Coca-Cola. Oli, Boy! Piquant Restful -Zest ful Ask For It By Its Rijjlit Name Not By a Nick-Name. WANTED Two furnished or unfurnished rooms with bath connections. Reply to K.

L. care Evening Font. July 10-2t. YOU Are invited to hear the great at Trinity (hurch, Sunday 8 T.M. WEISS AMI zzzzzzzzzzzzz Phones 271-553-711 its.

t.i OF M'ROWELL FAMILY. Fashions anil Cleansing UOW wnart and. praciicaVa ie rrealions'of black' The model here pictured has the soft roll collar that is so becoming and youthful, draped skirt' falling in graceful folds and the new pointed If jour Summer wardrobe contains a dress of this material It will be to your interest to know that we clean it to a queen's taste. Biedenharn Bottling Co. Mrs.

J. W. Weiss, ot New Orleans, and her three attractive Lydia, Anltn and Frank Draughon, are here enjoying a pleasant visit to their relatives of the McDowell fam-'ily. Mrs. Weiss is a niece of Mrs.

Em ma McDowell and is a guest at the homo of her cousin, Mrs. Dan Flohr, whoso friends and those of her other cousins, Misses Elise and Hazel McDowell are giving a moat hearty welcome lo the visitors. KENYON WILL TRY-TO (handling twU abuttes aside from lis NKW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET CTfI t'Y I'L'VIilTIIIHV exposure I shall bend every effort New Orleans, La, July 10 Cotton OiUI rAl ftiMJl 1 Kti7 when 1 get to Washington tn stop futures opened Bteady, 15 points low-1N II. C. L.

CRUSADE of foiigrosalonal ap- er for July and 26 to 75 points hlgh- propiintloti. I shall protest at once er for other options July declined EVERY IND OF THE to Ita tiee and when congress meets i 35 points further and there wbb scat-egsln lam going to endeavor to have terlng declines in other options 2 to SI. l.ott, July 10 Determined to 1lt the eapcndiiiira ot money appropriated by rmigiexs, Hiipposedly for UTENSILS BEST the appropriation repealed. 10 point YOUNG ZIONISTS HAVE VERY RADICAL PLANS 59 FOR. THE The market later becamo firm, advancing 10 to 45 points over the opening The close was steady, 35 to 85 points net higher exoept (or July options, whk'h closed 15 points net lower The market was reegarded as ffifFTiHiTTiitft lndon, July 10.

The etorrny debate In lh International Zionist con th reduction ol the high Oft of hv-' Inj becauae Its altigcd mliitiin In Ubif of Attolrnsy General A. (1 campaign for the irmtle mmlnatlon for the presidency, Semitor Kenyon, rhalrman of th tuth" fund rommlttee departed for Washington today. The hciidle mnunlttre adjourned 1h hearing aftr roralling to the Aland Misa Olivia HruRgeman. former eeretary Ihe Missouri Woman'a ttigh ('out of Living Commlttete, 'a hone leatlmony revealed the use of ference on Friday wan followed to- overscrtd d.iy by chargea that faction of the MAHKKT CUSKI) NTKADY delegates la attempting to overthrow I tho old Zionist leaders to replace thorn by younger and more radical I men, I The program of this faction calls for: CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. By U.

S. Ilureau of Markets. Chicago. July 10. Hogs: receipts New York, July 10.

The Block market r.loaed steady today. The market showed a steady tone in the lain dealings with Miriness on a somewhat smaller scale. American pomewnai mnHiipr scale. E.0O0; market steady to 10 and 15c flc-purtmeut of Jiwtice fund 1 1. A Jewish world centres to rerfurn Ihn' i.

(trilled hy rongtewi to i.tuHB mantr iir inn n.u 1 11 1 ra t- tti of living for J'almer'l cam-' 1 timiien, niter tailing over 0 points 10 Sheep: Receipts. 12, cars; market hoice lambs $16.40 betfar grades $L-50 up others 75c to $1.00 higlief. SlPEUVIStl! STILL AT ROLLS. VThe board of supervisors will remain in session the greater part if not all of next week in order to complete the task of going over the personal assessment rolls for the purpose of equalization. They are required by law to -orvmnlete the work in vv rnuieu 10 i-i, aim Creation ot a Jewish armed 78 i.j.

Jalgn purposes. Mls Ilrii'gRman added to her pre-aioti testimony declaring that the oman'i rommltlee directed by the Mfrhcr; Bulk $13.90 16.20; heavyweight $14.60 (, 16.00; medium weipht $15.60 16.40; light weight $15.35 (rr 16.10; light lights $14.00 16.20; heavy packing sows, smooth $13.65 (if 14.65; packing sows, rough $13.15 (n 13.65; piga $12.75 (w 14.50. Cattle Receipts market; compared with week ago gixid heavies legion to support the new Zionist I'an-Amorican Tetroleum yielded government when II ls formed. 5-8 frm tho high to 10 1-8 while 3. "An "open immigration poll-1 Invincible Oil roee 3 points to 44 7-8.

aiuo rney genera! a office had used cy for Palestine. 1 Canadian Pacific was in demand functions of tho high cost of llv- nr. wax rtorunu wants me Hrnisn moving up over 4 points to 1 22 3-4. ten days, and have been at the joa higher others unison steady to high- now for three. I nlted States Bleel Common fell from 94 7 to 4 1-8 and Baldwin yield-led to 1J3 S-4.

I Government bonds unchanged; railway and other bonds steady. 1ST. LOUS UVi: STOCK MAHKKT. National Stock Yards, July 10. Cattle; receipts 600.

market steady; A mill cpmmmee lo fight hentor Reed government to fix a definite time llm-b well as to further tho personal for Ita mandate over Palestine and llttlona of Palmer, I he demands that the negrttlatiins be- At the coticliihton of tho hearing teen the Zionist leaders and the al-i "I'd: 1 lies, prior to the San Kemo confer- The use of government organlm- rnce be published Hon and money dorlgned to reduce! h'; 7 tor the fur- Services will be held at the Treshy- personal alms of At-Uerlan church Sunday morning at nrney GPnpral mu U'chn followed by communion scr-IKe. There ought to be some way of 1 vices. in i nstivo beef fteers 15.00; Yearlin; beef steers and bolters 16.25: cows $8.25 11.00; sttK-kers and feeders $:.00 ii 10.78: i chotce veal calves $11.00 13.00; 1 cannera and cutters $4.25 (rf 7.00. SIRK, IK HAVE THE PAUS. PANS, CHVRXS AXU KVEKYTHLVO KLSE YOC SKEW FOR DAIRYING.

WE HAVE ALL KIXOS OP HARDWAItK XOV NEED. YOU. WILL' KIM) OCR PRICES FAIR AND SQUARE OX AXYTH1XG WE SI'XL YOU. CttMK X. tll'R HARDWARE WEARS O'NEILL-McNAMARA HARDWARE CO.

TUOXES 40 AXD VICKSBURG, MIS. Hogs: receipts 3.000; market steady; mixed and butchers $16.15 good $12.60 13.50; rough $12.75 it 15.75; lights $15.35 (g bulk VU.10 (.1 16.45. Sheep: receipts 150; market steady ewes $6.75 lambs $10.00 (ii 13.00; canners and choppers $5.00 (ri S.OO. l'OLts tt At I A 1 1. l.Llur Kti cording to a dispatch received hero 11 111 this afternoon from Vienna.

The ad- THUNDERSHOWERS COMING NEXT WEEK LXHiuuu, juij in r.THucaiHiu oc miuisiraiion is Demg transferred to I uemoorg Dy me j-oies nas ovgun. ac- i racow. Washington. July 10. The weather bureau today issued the following forecast for next week: SOVTH ATLANTIC AND EAST Gl'Lr STATES: Frequent local nrnhahlA dnrinff the wiHk HaveYouaFan? I Not the Fashions of Now But the Fashion that ARE-TO-BE.

The Advance Styles Of Fall Pumps and Oxfords Have Arrived. 1 Seasonable temperatures. WEST QCLP STATES: Occasional "The i-ijfht pmpnrtiim in baking nvikcs good I-rearl. 'The1 right jiroportion in mkes ends meet and leave something for the bank account." 1 You CAX save you PLAX to save. This bank ants to HtXP yon save.

Start TODAY. City Savings Trust Go. Office with the First National Bank. local thundershowera although mostly fair the second half of the week Seasonable temperatures. UORK COI RT ROCSE WXTriKIK We have a large slock of Finer-sons, the fan with 3 year guarantee J.

Mf PRIED Phone 477. 0 LL HERMAN SHOE CO. 1404 Wa.MoB Rtree. "Wr Hhnr, and bin tie." StW AND ALW.U a APVAXrK 8TVI.KS. Dublin, July 10.

The court-house 'at Cork was ocenpted by British troops today. Barbed wire entanglements were erected around the build" ling. WHUXO SIPPUESXOVELTY tiltTSAlTW ACXSSORIES. no) 102.