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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-19

Three to six months. working four
or five hours each day. are required In
Ecuador TO complete the best "Pana-
ma" hats: but children will make two
OF the cheapest grade nats from un-
dressed straw In a day. Qualifica-
tions such as patience, good eyesisht
and the skill acquired by years OF
experience are necessary to produce
the very best grade Of hats
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-19

II not 80 intimate and personal and
individual az others. are those which
write down the laws Of NE. the plat
forms OF Gods kingdomzthe TWEEN
tieth chapter Of Exodus. and the IA.
OF Matthew.
The human touci with flashing
phrases OF loyalty and love. is found
In the brief letter 20 Philemon which
Paul wrote, letter all too little
known.
The most soaring minds OF all time
have devoted their pens TO an apaly-
sis and apotheosis OF love. but Il re-
NAMED for John the Beloved, In the
latter part Of the fourth chapter OF
his first letter. TO reach the summit.
No litany for lovers can equal this.
Even Paurs philosophical presenta-
ton OF love, In the thirteenth chap
ter OF First Corinthians, lacks the ore
and glow and exaltation OF Johns
great words, beginning:
Beloved. let Us love one another:
for love Is OF God: and everyone that
loveth Is begotten OF God, and
knoweth God. He that loveth not
knoweth not God; for God is love"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-19

Strfkingly, the most moving brief
portrayal Of the Man OF Sorrows is
not found In one Of the New Tesla
ment biographies. but In the Book Of
Isaiah. The nfty-third chapter, with
its heartstirring picture Of the SUI
fering Saviour. ranks at least third
among bible passages In the popular
favor Of Christians. Has al litera-
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-10-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.


The undersigned commissioner, In pursuance
n a decree rendered bv the Chaucery court OF
Hareeek county, State OF Mississippi, on May
25th, 1915, in the case wherein Frederick Free
man is complainant versus Edward T.. kIuge,
respondent, No. 1865, of the Docket OF the chan
Gerry court OF Hancock county. viii oner Tor sale
at puhiic outery to the highest bidder for cash,
hefo. the frontdoor of the courthouse, of said
coanty, in the city OF Bay St. Louis, within law
ful fours, on Monday,
FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1915,
AZ e land situated in Hancock county, State OF
sas issippi, described as follows, to-wit.
-eiss = rtain lot or parcel OF land having front
san the western line of Dunbar avenue IN the
2n s.s VIZ ID OF the city of Bay ST. Louis and
Ellss ,.no. X between parallel lines LIB feet and
S inches apar. on course north % degrees wesl @
s ssas mora or less. to the western hne OF the
ooS s2,.t claim; bounded north by lands
of Miss HettIeJ. g. Dwell and south oy ianas q
Cd on plat Of said city filed n the e oc9 I.oa O. thf
Hnaaesra lani an 1annary6 lSo. as lot 3s5 First
Ward. and Lossa7 rear Frs. Ward of s said city
Special Commissioner.
Bav ST. Louis, Miss, Oct. 8, 1916.
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HEALTH DAY IN
MISSISSIPPI SCHOOLS

To the Teachers of Hancock County /:
Through proclamation Of the Governor
the 10Th day of October has been set
aside as Health Day To be observed
in all the schools of the county, the
object of which is to create six months
health campaign. At the close of the
six months prizes Of $50, $25, SIS,
and $40 will be given by lie Miss. Anti
Tuberculosis Committee to the COM
munity making the best report at the
close of the six months. The money
offered in prizes must be used in the
improvements of the schools. Reports
and other evidence OF Improvement
must be mailed Miss Susie v. Powell
Jackson, Miss. by April 10Th 1916. The
report in the six months shall include
the following, (a) Public health pro-
gram, CD List of homes screened, (c)
List of patrons who have cleaned wells
and properly drained premises, (d)
Detailed account of care aud equipment
of school with reference to health con-
ditions, ,(e) Photograph of improvement
made in community and other improve
ments. I am going to ask all the schools
on the county to observe this day aud
try if possible to carry out the program
as Quilted by the Department of
Education. The program will be found
in the Educational Advice and I would
advise all teachers to write FL. L. Nc
Leskey, at Hazelhurst, Miss, and sub
scribe for the Advance at once. Com
munities who enter the health campaign
can get further information by writing
Miss Susie V. Powell, Jackson, Miss.
| would like to have reports from all
who enter the campaign after the 29th.
Cordially yours
JOHN CRAFT,
County Supt. Education
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NOTICE OF CONTRACT.

Notice is hereby given that bids are invited
and will be received by the Sea Wall ComGlis-
sion of District No. 1, Hancock county, Miss,
for the construction of concrete sea wall and
the the filling of same. (either bids may he sub
mitted separately or jointly on the beach front
of Waveland Miss, from the Bay St. Louis
Waveland dividing line to the northeast line
of Wayeland Terrace, said seawall to be not less
thun 1900 feet nor more than $500 feet long.
Sealed bids to be received at any time, and
to be opened by the Sea Wall Commission on
Wednesday. DECEMBER /, 1915, at the office Of
Robert l.. Genin, Esq, ia Main street, at Bay
StLouis, Mississippi, az 1880 O'Clock p M; sealed
bids can be mailed to President of Commission.
ANY and all parties desiring TO bid on the work
can get copy of the plans and specifications
from Charles G.Moreau, at Bay st. Louis Miss,
the contract to be given to the lowest and best
bidder and the successful bidder to make a
bond as provided in specifications for the faith
ful performance of the work,
All parties desiring plans and specifications
shall make deposit of Eve dollars with the re-
quest, with the President OF the commission;
said deposit to be refunded on the return OF
the plans and specifications.
The Commission reserves the right to reject
80 CHAS. e. MOREAU. President.
Bay st. Louis, Miss. October 16, 1915,
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Judging from present indications the
session 1916 1916 will be banner year
in the history of grand old S. s. c.
The excellent spirit manifested by the
students is scource of deep gratifica-
ton to the faculty., Indeed, on all sides
we hear excellent rene rom teachers
and prefects al Tue spl y work and
conduct diaRlayad boys The
register 4 ssir5sag the
past week three neN fasaehts were
enrolled,
Columbus Day witnessed the first OF
a, series of elocutionary displays to be
held from time to time at the College.
Four speeches, appropriate for the day,
were rendered with becoming has and
grace by the embryo Ciceros. The
following are the students who spoke
Louis Ros delivered columbus to
His Mutinous Crew" in a graceful and
forcible style. John Soule amused the
audience with the comic recitation
"The Storm in the Dormitory." Leon
ard Fruge did full justice to his selec-
ton "The Dream of Columbus" eco
lumbus The Man" was declaimed by
Aronald Steinweg in creditable man
ner.
Under the leadership of Prof. G.
Hamersbach, our able music instructor,
the orchestra covered itself with glory
by the rendition of few choice selec-
tons of classic music. We were also
glad to note the initial appearance of
the Glee Club. 1t behooves us to
remark that the singers suffered some
what from stage fright; but considering
their first effort we expect great things
from them in the future.
Mr.. roster Comagere, the popular
coach, contributed, to the success OF
the evening by the rendition OF two
high-class songs and calisthenic drill
by the Juniors. Judging from the ap-
plause we are of the opinion that coach
made hit.
To Bro. Cyprian, teacher of elocu-
ton, who prepared the program belongs
all credit for the success of the enter
tainment.
Despite the inclement weather the
Sisters of ST. Joseph and their fair
students graced the occasion by their
presence,
During the week Mr.. Charles Wilbeg
of Plaauelnine, La, paid a flying visit to
his son and daughter, respective students
at the College and Academy.
Skaters from Mobile have begun to
repair the damage wrought BY the late
storm.
Last week work was begun on two
running tracks; one circular track
measuring one sixth of mile, the
other a straight away measuring 20l
yards.
Indoor baseball started in earnest
Tuesday night. A lea que of four teams
was organized and judging by the close
score of the first games a lively contest
| for the penant Is expected
The weeks games in the Basket Bal
League were the best played thus far.
LIE Ola m6u nave sC3tucs pdGh u IOTU
and the new ones show such improve
ment that the job of picking The frs
team will be made doubly hard.
Tycer's team leads with perfect re-
cord. Hassinger's is next with 666
a battle royal is expected when the tWs
teams clash next week.
During the week challenges were
mailed to the following teams; Tulane
/ Louisiana State Unigersity-A. e III
College, Ole Miss-Sprins Hill and th'
Gulf Coast Military Academy A sche,
rare sport TO the local baaket-baI en-
thusiasts,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-10-16
REGULAR OCTOBER
PROCEEDINGS MAYOR
AND ALDERMEN.


At regular meeting OF the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen of the City of
Bay st. Louis, Miss, was held at the
City Hell thereof on Saturday, the End
day of October A. D. 1915, at 5 o'clock
IF. M.
There were present: Hon. L. B. Cap
depon, mayor; R. w. Taylor, R. s.
Blaize, E. w. Edwards and Frank S.
Fabre, aldermen; r. F. O'Brien, Sec
retary; Fred Banderet, Sr., Marshal.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read, and on motion duly second
ed, approved.
The reports of the various city Off
GERS were reae, Investigated, found cor
rect and approved, and ordered filed.
On motion of Alderman Blaize, Sec
onded by Alderman Edwards, the fol-
loving proposed amendment to the char
ter of city of Bay ST. Louis was adopt
ed:
Proposed Amendment to the Charter of
Vic SIty Vi DdS ous iOuloA
Section THAT in addition to the
powers conferred on said city that it
may own, construct, purchase and oper-
cate system of waterworks and may
operate said waterworks for its own use
and may sell or rent water to any per-
son or persons or corporation as it may
desire, and may pass any order or or
dinance regulating the sale or renting
of its water, at prices by it to be estab-
lished.
Section 2-That this amendment take
effect from and after its approval and
record thereof as by law required.
Approved in opened board this the
End day OF October A. D. 1915.
L. B. CAPDEPON, Mayor.
Attest: r. F. O'Br;en, Secretary.
On motion of Alderman Edwards,
seconded by Alderman Blaize, that the
Mayor be authorized by the Board to
purchase four drinking fountains, one
for the city hall, one for new school in
the fst ward, and two for Central
school, to be selected by the Mayor and
Prof. Consley of said schools, also to
invite bids for the installing of said
fountains, and award same to the low
est bidder. Carried.
The petition of taxpayers on Carroll
avenue praying for light to be INSTALL
ed near property of Eddie Saucier and
E Fricke was presented and read,
and on motion of Alderman Taylor,
seconded by Alderman Blaize, that a
light be placed on Carroll avenue be-
tween the property of Eddie Saucier
and A. Fricke properties, location of
light to be given by street commission
er.
The report by the street commission
er that light could be placed on street
asked for in petition presented at a
subsequent meeting was received, and
on motion of Alderman Blaize, second
ed by Alderman Taylor, that A. L.
Stokoe be notified to install light on
street between A. L. Reams property
and L. & N. R. r. Company's freight
depot, location to be given by the street
commissioner.
1t was ordered by the Board that a
warrant be issued TO G.. w. O'Malley
contractor, for first payment on new
schoolhouse in ist ward, in the sum OF
5000, 90, out oi the bond fund,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-10-16

STREET FUND
International Harvester Co., knives
and new parts for mower, S2.24
L. Bangard, express paid on new parts
for mower and knives, 63 cents
SCHOOL FUND
John Craft, pro rata of county salary
as superintendent Of education, 30.45
Cumberland Telephone Co., phone for
Central school, t.65
A. Thiery, 3-4 days labor on desks,
etc., lat Central, Webb and Celored
Schools at ESQ per day, 1888
F. Ramona, 5 3-4 days labor same as
above, 14,37
Hy Seub, l day labor as above, 1.50
SCHOOL BLDG. FUND
w. A. Mcdonald, lumber for Central
School, 8.86
Ed F. Becker and w. E. Saucier,
for painting outside of Central School,
as per contract, 2S5.00
BOND FUND.
W. A. Mcdonald, lumber for fire en-
CINE room, 54.41
Recording deed OF FL. l.. Pitcher, lots
for new school house, 85 CENTS
The Secretary presented the Annual
Financial Statement of the fiscal year,
ending September 80, 1915, same was
read, ordered received, approved in
open board and ordered spread upon
the minutes. Annual statement pub
lished in another column.)
Approved in open board October lst.
1915. at o'clock d. M.
There being no further business, on
motion duly seconded, the Board ad-
| journed to meeting in course.
L. B. CAPDEPON, Mayor.
Attest: r. E. O'Brien, Secretary.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-10-16

The following bills were allowed,
approved and ordered paid out of the
following funds:
CITY FUND.
L B Capdepon, mayor, salary, $50
RW Taylor, alderman, salary, S2
r S Blaize, alderman, salary, 81
E w Edwards, alderman, salary, 81
Frank S. Fabre, alderman, salary, 81
RF O'Brien, secretary, salary, $40
Fred Banderet, Sr, marshal, sal, S65
Henry Colson, deputy marshal and
meat inspector, salary, $40
L Bangard, st CON-, salary, $50
Henry Egloff, Sr., janitor, $40.
A. Pouyadoux, teamster, S45
Bay ST. Louis Ice, Light &: Bottling
Works, 1876 street lights at St.67 1ac ca
per month, S255.00
Bay st. Louis Ice, Light &c Bottling
Works, light at city park l month So
Bay St. Louis Ice, Light and Bot
tling Works, two lights III engine room,
$3.50
Peter Alexis, boar ding prisoners in
September, S1.20
Cumberland Tel. &c Tel. Co., tele-
phone for marshal, S1.65
E Pouyadoux, 201a days driver water
wagon at $3.50, S30.75
A. a. Kergosien, recording deed OF
Chas. Sanger, So cents.
r. F. O'Brien. ice book, 81; stamps
and stationery for seeretary's office, 10
cents; S2.75
The Sea Coast Echo, publishing pro-
ceedings of the Board for 1st quarter,
S25 90; printing tax receipt book, i4.75;
carbon paper, rs cents; S40.44
A. Pouyadoux, days extra labor on
Sundays. 800
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LEGAL ADVERTISER
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE TO CREDI-
TORS OF SALVADOR s. BENIGNo.
Letters of administration having been grant
ed on October 2, 1916, by the Chancery Court OF
Hancock county, Mississippi, TO the nndersign-
ed upon the estate of Salvador S. Benigno, OF
Hancock county, deceased, notice is hereby
gwen to all persons having claims against said
estate co present same TO the clerk OF said court
TOR probate and registration, according TO law
within one rear from this date, or they win be
forever barred. ROSINE "A. BENIGNO,
Administratrix.
This the 9th day OF October A. d. 1916,
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CHANCERY suMMoNS.-No, i
The state OF Mlsglsslppl.

To Fl. ". Harper
Yon are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court Of the County OF Hancock, In
said state, on the fourth Monday Of October A.
d 1915. to defend suit In SAID court of the Mer-
chaats Bank of Bay st. Louis, VS.. II. Y. Harper
and the Guarantee Life Insurance Company,
wherein you are defendant.
This Sth day OF october, A. ID. 1915.
Seal A. A. KERGOSIEN. Clerk.
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Wanted -Furnished house.or furnished
rooms, with or without board, for family
Of i've. No small children. Terms
must be reasonable. Address, Box 484,
Bay St. Louis.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Administrators Notice to Creditors of the Es-
tate OF DR.. M. A. Rush.
Letters of administration having been granted
on the 6sh day OF September. 1915, by the chan
Gerry court Of the Eighth District. OF Hancock
county, Mississippi TO the undersigned upon
the estate of DIR, NJ. A. Rush deceased, notice
Is hereby given to all persons having claims
against said estate to present the same to the
clerk OF said court for probate and registration
according To law, within one year from this date
or they will be forever barred.
This the 9Th day OF October, 1915.
HERBERT GILLIS, Administrator.
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Sig. B. Monies, who has been sp end
ing the summer in Bay ST. Louis, re-
gistered at the Tulane Hotel, left for
New Orleans during the early part of
the week, delighted with his stay Of the
entire summer, with the beauties of
the locality and promising to return
again. MIR. Monies was quite hero
during the night of the storm. At
about 10 o'clock when the elements
were at their height of fury, he braved
the storm in answer to distress call
from the residence of Mrs. Lapsley,
where he found water in the dive ling
and where this good lady had tainted.
He trayersed the street and debris Of
the storm over waist high in the rag
ing waters in order to make the rescue,
after which he carried Mrs. Lapsely to
place of safety at ST. Stainslaus Col
lege. Although Mr.. Monies is adversed
10 publicity and his modesty forbade
his mentioning his heroic deed yet The
Echo chronicles the affair as noteworthy
and praiseworthy as we'll.
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cYrANCERY SUMMONS NO. 1923
The State of Mississippi.

10 Romey Davis;-- ,...,.,, 49,,
fshanasry Court of the county OF Hancock 70
said state. on the fourth Monaay 10 UeIoosss a;
"a defend the suit In said court OK FeaFi
I DAYS IS RomeY DAVIS, wherein you are ue-
fenda1t. = .o,z
Iseall Sea - a. A. kEREQSIEN, Clerk
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Perkins, accom-
panied by their warm personal friend,
w. J. Gex, left for New Orleans yes
terday by way of Picayune overland in
Geo. r. Rea's automobile, where they
were met by I. M. Lichtenstein in his
Limousine, and Mr.. Perkins, who has
been i'll the past week or more, taken
to the Touro Infirmary, where it is
probable he will undergo an operation
deferred and which it is thought necec-
sary to restore him to his former good
health. There is not man, woman or
child in Bay ST. Louis, Hancock county,
and wherever he is known. that does
not know Mr.. Perkins but to esteem
him highly. No man stands higher in
the regard of our people than he and
it is the one unanimous wish that his
stay in New Orleans will bling about
successfully the results sought and he
will be restored home again to his loved
ones and the people who know him best
and love him best. 1t is a consumrna-
ton devoutly to be wished for.
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The inclement weather precluding a
elebratIon on Tuesdav NIGHT. nenhers

The inclement weather precluding a
celebration on Tuesday night, members
of Pere Leduc Council, Knights of
Columbus, celebrated the anniversary
of Columbus birth day on Thursday
night with smoker at Woodmen Hall,
which affair was largely attended and
proved noteworthy success. Rev.
Father j. NJ. Prendergast delivered .
splendid lecture on "The Life of Colum-
bus which, needless to say was well
received, and proved the feature OF the
evening. Rev. Father Downing also
delivered an address appropriate to the
occasion, and Judging from the applause
accorded him this address too was well
received as were also the remarks
of Rev. Father Millot, the new pastor
for the county missions. Jos. O. Mauff-
ray, grand knight, was master of cere-
monies, the duties of which he acquitt-
ed himself in their performance most
creditally. After. the entertainment
the members and several guests repair
ed to the dining room, where a feast
of good things to eat, washed down
with a generous brew of Java, was
thoroughly enjoyed. Cigars ad ibitum
were in the supply. The local council
is in a flourshing condition, with a
constantly increasing membership, and
the affair of Thursday night will no
doubt do much towards proving an in
centive to greater interest in organiza-
tion. A. A. Kergosien and Henry
Scafide, as members of the committee
on refreshments and general utility
men, discharged their duties in man
ner leaving nothing to be desired. The
A. & g. Movie Orchestra discoursed
music during the afternoon.
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ANNUAL SPECIAL MEETING CITY COUNCIL.

Pursuant to Section 3430 of the Code
1906, meeting of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen of the city of Bay ST.
Louis, Miss, was held at the city there
of on Friday, the 1st day OF October A.
D. at O'Clock p. m.
There were present: Hon. L. b. Cap
depon, mayor; r. S. Blaize, Frank ..
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Fabre, aldermen; r. F. O'Brien, sec
retary; Fred Banderet, ST., marshal.
Absent: r. w. Taylor and E. w. Ed
wards, aldermen.
The object of the meeting being to
receive the Annual Financial State
ment. The City Depository Monthly
report was read, approved and ordered
spread upon the minutes, viz:
SEPT fat5
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1915-10-16

CONDENSED STATEMENT SHOWING THE CONDITION THE
Hancock County Bank:
Bay st. Louis, Miss,
INCLUDING CHRISTIAN AND PEARCToN MISS
On Sept. 9, 1915.
RESOURCES.

Loans and discounts, ts,................s si9592.7o
Oyerdrafts ............... 37i As
Guaranty Fund 1900 90
Stocks, Bonds and Warrants. -. sa7O6,77
Banking Houses furniture a fixtures 22si1.o0
Other Real Estate te........ 7o5.0s
Internal Revenue Stamps. ............ sS.A7
Demand Loans secured by stocks and
bonds listed on the New York or
New Orleans stock exchanges, 2l935.00
Cash and sight exchange. .l09505,06
Total ..,................. S 542745.4S
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St. Staniis|aus College

ECHOES OF THE WEEK.
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By GEORGE J. MULLER, Asst Cashier
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-09-28
KILLED BY PEN CONVICT
SUPERINTENDENT MINTO SHOT
BY ESCAPED DESPERATE.
Weapon Wrested From Jefferson
Marshal While Resisting Arrest.
Sheriff on Trail of Murderer.

Harry P. Mimic, superintendent of
the Oregon state penitentiary, was
shot and instantly killed at IL 80 o.
clock last night by Otto Hooker, an
escaped convict, on a public road two
miles north of Albany. Superinten-
dent Mimic and a party were trailing
Hooker and had been notified that he
had shot City Marshal J. j. Benson
at Jefferson and was going toward
Albany. Mimic was shot through the
head.
A party including Mimic, Walt
johnson of Albany, Sam Burkhart,
penitentiary guard, and others left
Albany in an auto and had proceeded
along the road two miles when they
suddenly ran onto the convict. In
an exchange of shots, Mimic was kill
ed. None of the other men in the
posse were injured and it is believed
that the convict escaped unhurt.
Three posses were put on his trail,
one from Albany and two from Sa-
lem, one led by Sheriff William Esch,
the other by one of the prison guards.
The officer shot by Hooker at Jeffer-
son is dangerously wounded and may
lie.
Superintendent Mimic was killed
with a gun which the desperate had
yrested from the officer at Jefferson.