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   Daily Democrat-Times, The (Newspaper) - January 17, 1928, Greenville, Mississippi                              Grow With Greenville WEATHER FOR I ft n i v li i n d mid cu In VOLUME XXXII JANUARY ISSUE ROAD BONDS Helps Youth RECOMMENDS ESTABLISHMENT OF STATE PRINTING PLANT OATH OFFICE of Experiment Is One Of Bilbos At Inauguration Today Kvin ny Associated Preda Governor in his inaugural ad dress here today endorsed the proposal o move the of Mississippi to the estab operation of n ed printing plant for publication of school text books and urged the issu ance ol fiftythree million dollars in muds during next four years Ior slate road The address was delivered to mem bers of the slate legist hire and a throng of wlm witnessed new governor take oath office which was given by Chief jLlee Sydney of the Mississippi 1 The proposal uf moving the Univers from Oxford be subject tn It he City of Jackson and Hinds raising to be ap on Ihe cost of Ihe ami the grounds of lie old available is a siK lor Ithe in recommending sind lyan yolely for the best fd bo of the he approved the of twelve to fifteen ii dollars in equipment and build xs which he said would give io largest and in the entire Urges Income Tax of the shiti high giving complete Ill d rye lo one person or a commission three Jiew eight mill if from Mississippi J i convict of throughout Ihe were in governor carried ntii his by 1 be ie tax bo lie voter law iu and if be iv The most important made the address IIH follows I a stale owned print ling plant hV built on I lie this lit is books livill be primed and offered tn the at plus S per for and Tbe will cost around be that all be done at danc Ibn plant be allowed In bid in com with private on lo bo done for nnd in during Lhe next years and a slate road Tin will be of 1 and tho secondary of approximately miles of of from the of an excise five rents on all sold in tbe Continued on page 4 STANDARD OIL WAK IT WILL CONTINUE I Sir Henri Hrail of Duties in Trier Cutting War Will swers Oil Declarations By Associated Press Hi till Coin of lln IMi if will cun Sir H nl In n li II Heres Izzy rard tho backing Irvins New york plans to open chain ot camps or Zarakov conducted a his own w WILL PERCY IN ADDRESS TO THE YS MENS CLUB Sings Aiso Kroni Their New Al lar even probably Ihe best uive had since their as iit of the citys 1ro rain Committee well in the of vhal could be termed an All local af was lie principal speaker of he Tbe impression gained him from his trip to Japan was Ills The speaker said that one he failings was tlie fact Iml residents of booked villi on all other of be of the fol f Confucius and of the oilier countries are not of nur 3ml of our said the The is in Years the we were not a and were not inclined lo labble ii World 1eupe an now lo find tbe change in that is regarded as Ihe niosi pow nation In Ihe yet the most In IK The speaker related She outbreaks In the rouble with the Sandino forces in of relating tbe matter a nese and he wan asked A for UK may be started in tin ame as the Iron the Percy spoke of the importance f a capable ambassador in Japan that il meant much for tin relations beween this country j Tercy related tbe many ens toins of the Japanese and these in He said that he fount the Japanese to bo Ihc most polite am people thai he had berom with in his Fred who has audiences with his voca on was a prolonged applause last evenin when lie be repond ed to an encore with was played by Mi I The 10 draw up he laws for the club was appointed 1 President Kranks lo be i Joe Charles and There were four new wl were welcomed inti the club Mullet Charles Moner War and Ma it was as program committee ft the program of next LOCAL MINISTERS REELECT JOHN YOUNG PRESIDED Mercer Ware is Seen iry for the Year al Ihe At mini ing Tbe ion nl lie uf 1110 n Mercer pa lor of Hie First Tbe discussed plans I year was a plan seek ing in lie oilier were will prove Iho uf ibis organization in I lie UTo of ibu BLAMED IN FIRES CITY IS GREATEST IN YEAKS 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CALLS CONFERENCE is Culled to Stales in Iun lu Ill Slayer uf Dorothy Schneider ny fur it today called i tn slates Till last from Ilial k Mini TOOMBS IN LELAND TODAY Sheriff John and ly Prosecuting itay are in Preliminary hearing for will fornery and false anil vell with oii are by in Ihe and will lo the city this Chamberlin and His Pals HOUSEKEEPER AND FATHER INDICTED This of left Ids and Kouer was taken jnl and Williams set mil Ihe day In lo cl a new endurance record at Corliss YEAST BY PLANE TWO DETECTIVES BEGIN HUNT FOR MISSING STUDENT Freshman al Smith Col HasJ Hern Sinco Friday and He gin for Her By Tress defectives in Ihe employ uf a York arrived here today to search for his Fran a freshman at who has been missing since THREE SENTENCES ARE HELD UP FOR GOOD BEHAVIOR In Hie final report of the sentences at the criminal of Hie Washing three minors were iriven colored had heir for lll days held HACK TO MIS GREATEST ACCLAIM for Key West Ailer If i Message uf Will uid Amity By Tho er 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