The Yazoo Herald from Yazoo City, Mississippi • 5

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1926. PAGE FIVE THE YAZOO CITY HERALD, YAZOO CITY, MISSISSIPPI. IS VOTE AGAINST Sister Elve wil1 I I Visit Relatives In Bureau of Census Gives Crop Ginned To Friday, Oct. 8 WEAK BACK? DR. J.

T. GRANTHAM DRUGLESS HEALING Next to Ce nlral Service Station A VOTE NOT CAST Yazoo City Soon Theatre (Q Tuesday Last Showing Of Rudolph Valentino In "THE SON OF THE SHEIK" Amendments to State Constitution to Be Voted On In Xcvember Cotton ginned wior to October 1 Sister Five, sister of charity at St. Joseph's Hospital. Iexington. celebrated her golden jubilee October Co-operative Hog Shipment Oct.

26 Arouses Interest Inquiry For Land Received By Yazoo Commerce Chamber celebration of the fifty years of service as a sister. Below we publish the two amend- Sister Elve is the sifter of Mrs. ments to the state constitution to be Honora and Mary Stionriedo of this voted on at the November elections, pty. She was the first from this paras furnished ns hv Secretary of State to receive from God the call to in Mississippi: Crops of 1926 and 1923. The Department of Commerce through the Bureau of the Census, announce? the preliminary report on cotton ginned by counties, in Mississippi, for the crops of 1926 and 1923.

The total for the state was made pub-j lie Friday, October 8. (Quantities are I in running bales, counting round as I half bales. Linters are not included.) bo one of the workers in His vineyard Walker Wood. lhe co-operative hog shipment on October 26 from Yazoo City is cre 192," I County 1926 an, Friday she was congratulated on her long years of service. Sister Five will be in Yazoi City some time in the near future for a visit to her relatives and a cordial welcome awaits her from many rela- SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION No.

9. A Concurrent Resolution to amend Section 229 of the Constitution of the State of Mississippi, so as to fix The Yazoo Chamber of Commerce is in receipt of an interesting letter from Miss Jenny Fenkart. State Line, says Secretary Chitty. It ating more interest as date nears, say the County Agent. Only one-half carload has been subscribed so far, buf mor'1 are exneeted this week.

Wednesday "PARIS AT MIDNIGHT Jetta Goudal Mary Brian Lionel Barrymore A photoplay staged with lavish splendor. Comedy Fable Friday "STILL ALARM" iHelene Chadwick William Russell Comedy the number of Levee Commissioners fives and friend The State 070,927 Adams 2,651 Alcorn 5,857 Amite 7,804 Attala 5,379 Benton 744 Bolivar 48,586 I Calhoun 2,549 to be elected from each county within the respective levee districjs. Resolved by the Legislature of the 925,691 5,620 6,853 12,996 9,078 2.174 65,850 4,547 o5 J8 10,989 2,976 6,495 3,807 6,967 36,155 5.016 MRS. PEALE DEAD Mrs. Peale, who will be remembered as a member of the household of Rev.

N. B. Harmon during his pastorate of the local Methodist church, died recently at Yicksburg. Had sh. lived a few months longer, Mrs.

Peale would have been 90 years old. Mrs. Peale hps many iriends in Yazoo City who will regret to learn of her passing, and much sympathy is extended to the bereaved family. Mrs. Peale was the mother of N.

B. Harmon. People now having good sized hog? "I intend to buy land art State in good porking condition will pes- Line and other places in Mississippi siblv get better prices now than thev'to advertise in German papers pub-will before January or February on 1 lhed in Nebraska and Minnesota fur account of the recent outbreak of hog farming. 1 would like to have th cholera in the western hog producing truth about it as I intend to deal in states. Illinois.

Iowa and Nebraska real estate and get German farmers have recently had a heavy loss of hog i from the north, and therefore I wish due to the disease. That will in all to know all the resources of this probability cause a higher price for state, so I can deal business-like and southern hogs right now. truthfully about its advantages. The price is ranging around 1 1 "Besides, I am working to find out cents at present and will no doubt the mineral springs to interest some hold that for several days yet. Since natural healing doctor to join me in this is the only shipment we are ex-; building a natural sanitarium, as I pecting to make before the last of have seen already some places fit for November and possibly December, we that purpose." Mate of Mississippi, two-thirds of the Senate and the House of Representatives agreeing thereto: The following amendment to the Constitution of the State of Mississippi be submitted to the qualified electors at an election to be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, A.

1926, viz: Amend Section 229 of the Constitution of the State of Mississippi so that it will read as follows: Section 229. There shall be a Board of Levee Commissioners for For 50 WHITE'S CEEAEI iTFJEFUGE Has Never Failed Tha sure remedy lor ex-idliS wcrms. Restores the child to htalili. Price 35c per bottle Ccld by CHAPMAN DRUG CO. are especially anxious tor all con Born Sunday evening at 6 o'clock, a son, to Mr.

and Mrs. Hansford Anderson. The little man will be named Hansford. -lr nftpr hi in this cerned to add their hogs shipment, savs Mr. Jones.

the Yazoo Mississippi Delta Levee District which shall consist of two and is reported to be receiving a warm Carroll 2,663 Chickasaw 6,384 Choctaw 2,000 Claiborne 4,134 Clarke 3,258 Clay 4,315 Coahoma 26,961 Copiah 5,272 Covington 10,678 DeSoto 6,077 Franklin 1,959 George 2,328 Grenada 2,132 Hinds 14,981 Holmes 17,606 Humphreys 14,689 Issaquena 1,345 Ittawamba 4,111 Jasper 5,929 Jefferson 4,825 Jefferson Davis 10,382 Jones 13,194 Kemper 5,816 Lafayette 1,982 Lamar 4,511 Lauderdale 7,262 Lawrence 9,558 Leake 8,065 Lee 14,623 LeFlore 31,215 Lincoln 7,622 Lowndes 6,378 Madison 15..753 welcome irom admiring relatives. Mother and son are reported as doing nicely. Good Hogs At State Fair Says County Agent Jones Yazoo County has some fine hogs 13,839 11,289 830 2,679 5,178 25,643 24,426 18,322 3,755 4,365 8,577 7,569 13,953 15,097 7,293 4,206 2,926 8,896 13,192 10,084 17,288 38,409 10,688 10,139 FISH AND OYSTERS Shrimp and Crabs fresh every day. Not delivered. WILSON COMOLA Telephone 520-J Corner Main and Canal Sts.

The Yazoo Chamber of Commerce once again wishes to offer its assistance to farmers in helping them dispose of unused lands, etc. When you write us, please send in full details concerning property and above all, state if you can afford to give terms, and if so, what kind. mm- Court Convened In Yazoo Monday; Very Little Work members from each of the counties of Coahofna and Tunica, and -fine member from each of the remaining counties, or parts of counties, now or embraced within the limits of said district. And there shall also be a Board of Levee Commissioners for the Mississippi Levee District which shall consist of two members from each of the counties of Bolivar and Washington and one from each of the at the State air in Jackson, says County Agent Jones. Ten pigs six-months and 6 days old, weighing 2(500 pounds have been entered in the stats "ton-litter" contest at the State Fair, and will be around if not the best that are exhibited.

The litter belongs to Homer Gooden on Dr. O. H. Swayze's place, near Benton. It is a fine exhibition of what can be done when hogs are properly attended to and fed systematically.

The hogs were too large for all to be To Cure a Cold in One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE (Tablets). It stops the Cough and Headache and works off the Cold. E. W. GROVE'S signature on each bun.

30- "As You Like It" Club. Mrs. J. W. Gregory entertained the "As You Like It" Club Friday after counties of Issaquena, Sharkey, and from that part of Humphreys County now embraced within the limits of said district.

In the event of the 23,791 11,067 8,702 Circuit court convened in Yazoo City Monday morning with mightly little work ahead of it. Promptly af noon. This was the first meeting of the club this year. Her lovely home was bright with baskets of dahlias and roses. Ferns were also used to decorate the house.

The game, zestfully played, resulted in Mrs. R. B. Wilson winning the 14,118 Marion 9,444 Marshall 3,579 Monroe 9,181 Montgomery 3,334 Neshoba 9,933 Newton 8.787 5,796 formation of a new county or counties out of the territory embraced in either or both of the said Levee Districts, each new County shall each be entitled to representation and membership in the proper Board or Boards. And in counties having two Judicial Districts and from which said 12,085 10,906 BREAK GUEST GOLDS WITH RED PEPPER club prize, a pair of silk hose.

The guest prize, also a pair of hose, fell to Miss Eliza McKie. At the conclusion of the games a delicious" salad course and ice was carried on on-ton truck and two trips were necessary to get them there. 11. HOLMES HOST II. Holmes, vice-president and cashier of the Delta National Bank, was host Thursday evening at a banquet for employes of the bank at the Lamar Hotel.

J. S. Hooks, genial lessee of the hotel, had prepared a special menu for the occasion, which was much enjoyed. Mr. Holmes acted as toast-master, and a good time was reported by all.

ter the selection of the grand jury and the charge by Judge Potter, court adjourned to Tuesday morning. The grand jury is still in session but there seems to very few cases on the civil docket for trial this week. Judge Potter and Court Stenographer were on hand promptly at the opening hour and ready for business. mmm Mr. and Mrs.

Nick Roberts have returned to their home at Little Rock, after a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. II. I). Roberts.

counties two Levee Commissioners are to be elected, at least one of the commissioners shall reside in the Ju- uiciai Districts tnrougn which the line ot levee runs. Passed the Senate on First February 5. 1926. Passed the 'Senate on Second Read ing, February 8, 1926. served to: Mesdames J.

B. Anderson, Fountain Barksdale, I. S. Reed, R. 15.

Wilson, M. L. Stigler, J. T. Montgomery, R.

D. Saunders; Misses Kitty Perrin and Mary Ellen Dover, club members; Mesdames A. F. Barbour, Frank Ilamel, Pauline Fisher, Richard Kinkead, Arthur Mazyck, W. A.

Henry, and Miss Eliza McKie, guests. Mrs. Charles North Honored. Honoring Mrs. Charles North, Mrs.

Tom Smith entertained Friday afternoon. The Waterer home on Grand avenue was especially effective for this occasion, decorated with golden- Passed the Senate on Third Read 13,341 4,154 10,728 2,503 16,817 9,467 7,545 17,097 5.587 7,745 14,069 11,863 12,721 63,470 24,908 7,213 8,421 5,864 16,273 7,271 12,645 6,404 33,312 4,523 4,811 ing, February 9, 1926. Dennis Murphree. President of the Noxubee 9,338 Oktibbeha 1,541 Panola 7,415 Perry 2,005 Pike 11,902 Pontotoc 6,240 Prentiss 8.379 Quitman 15,665 Rankin 4.246 Scott 5S939 Sharkey 8,032 Simpson 9,658 Smith 9,137 Sunflower 53,681 Tallahatchie Tate 4,374 Tippah 7,260 Tishomingo 5,026 Tunica 9,513 Union 7,394 Walthall 10,432 Warren 3,007 Washington 22,992 Wayne 2,913 Webster 3,280 Wilkinson 3,018 Winston 4,934 Yalobusha 1,619 Yazoo 15,826 All other 4,916 Senate. Ease your tight, aching chest.

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Always say "Rowles." Passed the House of Representa Cotton Is Cheap! tives on First Reading, Februray 21, Passed the House of Representa tives on Second Reading, February Passed the House of Representa tives on Third Reading, February 26, iyzo. rod and dahlias. The Halloween scheme was also carried out. The honoree, receiving with the hostess, wore a frock of Spanish raisin crepe. Bridge was enjoyed and the prize for high score was given to Miss Zelma Wier and the low score prize, a deck of cards, fell to Mrs.

Thos. L. Bailev. SDeakpr of the Jlouse of Representatives. 6,747 5,696 4,522 25,339 4,863 Joe Miller.

To the honoree was pre So are our prices on Repair Work. We have just installed an Electric Automatic Reboring Machine along with our other modern tools, that makes it possible for us to give you first class jobs on any car at such prices. We also have five good, honest mechanics, who want your repair business, no matter what kind of car, and will give you prompt service. Call on us and meet the Boys. sented a corsage.

Assisted by Mrs. Milton Smith and Mrs. Forest Fleming, Mrs. Smith served a salad course and Russian tea to: Mesdames Charles North, Earl Brickell, E. R.

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Rev. Peter Geiermann of St. Louis, Let Us Print Your is here for the purpose of arousing interest in the Society for the 1 Propagation of the Faith. Father mm (IS City Geiermann will be in Yazoo through this week. Special services will be held at 'St.

Mary's Catholic church for the laity. Mass followed by a short instruction is said at 6 and 8 o'clock and at 7:30 in the evening, Benediction and a ser Cliesoui Oarage When it comes to neat and effective printing of any Kind we will guarantee to give you satisfaction. mon. What's Rheumatism? Pain only. Stop drugging I Not one case in fifty requires internal treatment.

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Don't suffer! Relief awaits you. Old. honest "St. Jacobs Oil" has relieved millions of rheumatism sufferers in the last half century, and is just as good for sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, backache, sprains and swellings. SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION No.

10. A Concurrent Resolution to amend Section 231 of the Constitution of the State of Mississippi, so as to provide for the election of levee commissioners and to fix the terms of office. Resolved: By the Legislature of the State of Mississippi, two-thirds the Senate and House of Representatives agreeing thereto: That the following amendment to the Constitution of the State of Mississippi, be submitted to the qualified electors at an election to be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November, A. 1926, viz: Amend Section 231 of the Constitution of the State of Mississippi so that it will read as follows: Section 231. The Levee Commissioners shall be elected by the qualified electors of the respective counties, or parts of from which they may be chosen, said election to be held in the manner and at the time as may be prescribed by law.

The term of office of said Commissioners shall be four years. Passed the Senate on First Reading, February 5, 1926. Passed the Senate on Second Reading February 8, 1926. Passed the Senate on Third Reading, February 9, 1926. Dennis Murphree, President of the Senate.

Passed the House of Representatives, on First Reading, February 21, 1926. Passed the House of Representatives on Second Reading, February 23, 1926. Passed the House of Representatives on Third Reading, February 26, 1926. Thos. L.

Bailey, Speaker of the House of Representatives. 40 and 8 Meet Friday Night; Two "Poer Goofs' There Good Picture To Be Shown At the Yazoo Theatre Wed. THE YAZOO HOSPITAL SAGE TEA DANDY TO DARKEN HAIR to It's ANNOUNCEMENT Grandmother's Recipe Bring Back Color and Lustre to Hair I Modern Paris gay, glittering, carefree, voluptuous has been transplanted to the screen in Frances Marion's new Metropolitan picture which will be on view at the Yazoo Theatre next Wednesday. Not only did Frances Marion make the production, but she personally adapted the story of Balzac's "Pere Goriot." Particularly colorful in the reproduction of the spectacular Beaux Arts Ball, which has long been the most famous annual event of its kind in the world. The largest setting ever built at the Metropolitan Studios was designed and erected for this brilliant scene.

Marion Morgan, internationally famous dancer, supervised and directed the presentation of the dances and ballets. Every sort of masquerade costume imaginable was used by the scores of actors participating in the ball, taxing the wardrobe department to the utmost- in designing and executing the fanciful creations. Jetta Goudal, Lionel Barrymore, Mary Brian and Edmund Burns have the featured roles, while in the supporting cast are Emile Chautard, Ma-thilde Comont, Jocelyn Lee, Brandon Hurst, Carrie Daumery, Fanny Yan-tis and Jean de Briac The picture was directed by E. Mason Hopper. "Paris at Midnight" is a Producers Complete X-Ray and Laboratory equipment, in charge of Miss Phyla Hancock, Technician, is available at this institution for use in the care, treatment and diagnosis of patients.

ALLIE H. MURPHY, Superintendent. Voyageurs of La Societe des 40 You can turn gray, faded hair beautifully dark and lustrous almost over night if you'll get a bottle.of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound" at any drug store. Millions of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea Recipe, improved by the addition of other ingredients, are sold annually, say well-known druggists here, because it darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that no one can tell it has been applied. Those whose hair is turning gray or becoming faded have a surprise awaiting them, because after one or two applications the gray hair vanishes and your locks become luxuriantly dark and DeautifuL This is the age of youth.

Gray-haired, unattractive folks aren't wanted around, so get busy with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to-night and you'll be delighted with your dark, handsome hair and your youthful appearance within a few days. Mommes et cnevaux are urgently i reouested to attend a meeting of Yoi-1 it ture No. 900, Yazoo City, in the Le- gion club room upstairs over Ilenick's I Vulcanizing Shop next Friday evening. There are two candidates to be initiated, and other business of importance to be discussed. Chef de Gare, Cloyce I.

Dixon, promises something' new rftxt Friday night, and a full attendance of tha membership is urged. Distributing Coroporation release..