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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14
REQUEST FOR ALL TO TAKE PART
IN COMMUNITY XMAS TREE MOVEMENT

to give will he greatly appreciated by
the committee. In this connection, ii
may he said the people are responding
,ncrously, but 1t Il desired that all
will take Il part.
.. There Is a program committee
OF course there must he good music
ard the best players and singers OF
the city will be called upon by the
Music Committee. Make no excuse
when Mrs. Il. n. Bell or Mrs. r.
-. Turner ask you to assist. 1t does
not make any difference whether you
'eunt to help or not, it is entirely Suf'
iiciCut to know that your services
ale needed. This is Christmas time,
YOU know. time for giving rather
than for receiving. and give what
you are asked to give, whether it be
money or your talents. The music
committee is planning for great cho-
rus consisting of not fewer than fifty
trained voices. Make the labors of
Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Bell light and
pleasant by responding with cheer
fitness. And when the time comes
fcr practice he on hand Mt tn APP
pointed time. Put your whole hcart
in this service, for this is Christmas
turr. and who ever heard of shirR
when Christmas doingS are on? some
people don't like to sing In great
Chorus. because the individual vote,
Goes not stand out quite so well, hui
ycu are not this kind. You are moi
uying To show off your voice, ror this
j. Christmas time, and the tut
Christmas spirit can he shown only
lev concert uf action. P,r1S" l'Ii
refuse when called on, for You may
lee misunderstood. II matters net 1
yoi ere II little hoarSe I'm this cas-
VOC need not sing 81 l1lGiy. cheer
full compliance with I'll requests II
now 10 he desired above all othel
Things. for this lis Christmas time
and there must I've nothing to mar tlit
program.
There are doubtless many oihel
ways that you can help, but this ar
tile is now long enough. and the
question is left with you AMI yorl
conscience. May You enter Into this
service with your whole heart what
cyr, nsy he your part TO PLAY!
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14

Back to our hobby! Picking up the
NoW York Packer last weeks cdi.
ticn it is observed that Florida egg
plant finds ready sale in the north
crL markets at So and 50. - per
crate. Florida peppers find It ready
market at 81 and $3.50 per crate.
N,w potatoes sold at so per barrel.
R.di>heS were in light supply and in
good demand at - cents per dozcn.
Oilcr southern vegetables were in
good demand at fine prices.
What does all the above mean 10
TIC truck growers OF southern IiOri.
da, the only place in the Cni'ed States
where such vegetables can BE- grown
pr, fitably in the late fall, winter
ana early spring. II means very liil'"
If these crops are tried I'm the old
fashioned way as are other field
crops, such rs corn, rice, sugar "ane'
hay. etc, but it means wealth and
comfort If prepared for In the right
way.
Only the past week was there seen
I'm the Florida Grower an article wrir
ten 10y Edgar Wright, the editor Of
this great paper. calling at
tcntion Ia the success Of the fam.
ous Davis Farm. near Barlow. prac-
tiyally all Of which is under irriGa.
tior. We hope to give this articl" IN
FUN I'm the near future, for II is w0rth
it, weight in gold IN the truck grow
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14

trees, just six years old that tile old
orange growers Of the party said have
OF them at least four boxes of fruit
and the quality as perfect as Is pos.
Sible. Counting the present price ey.
en- for average fruit, and allowing III.
ty trees to the acre, this would show
yield Of at least $3.50 an acre on
this siN-year-old grove. This ineans,
net price on the trees.
Mr.. York, the owner Of this prop
erty il an Arcadian. Bostonian. 1t
will he observed that Arcadian Is tsed
first, because we know positively that
MIR. York places Arcadia first. and IL
II should become a necessity to choose
between the two. Boston would have
to 90. Anyway, life becomes a real
pleasure when engaged in such bust
.rcSs. and there is opportunity galore
for YOU 10 turn your attention it, the
same direction II you desire little
exercise that will bring you heath
wealth and happiness.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14
CIRCUIT COURT.

Circuit court continues In session.
and there will probably I've sufficient
number Of cases to require ocntln-
rance of the session through next
week.
The following cases have been 70
Gently disposed Of: Charles Long col
cred murder: sentenced 10 life i'm
pIlsonment. Jessie Wilson. forgery
plead guilty: six months ON the coun-
tv road: Charles Robinson. assault
with intent to kill; sentence WITH
ielI: Flick McCasiill and John Ar
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14
TRUCK GROWING IN SOUTH FLORIDA

ers VI south Florida, who will read it
and get the spirit Of its teachings.
Mr.. Davis makes net earning Of
S2j 900 annually from his farm. He
never fails, for there can be- no such
thing as complete failure I'm Florida
when you have the soil. and you have
il you select it intcligently, and then
prepare for irrigating your crop at
the proper time and In the proper
way. EARNING then becomes pleas
ure and profit, with as practical Ger.
tuirty as amy business in this life
can be made.
Truckers Of DeSOto county, II we
were engaged in the fertilizer bust
ness, we would prefer To sell you ST..
OOG worth of fertilizer on credit to
be paid for out Of the first money you
get from your crop, should you have
two acres Of we'll selected lands and
arrangements for proper irrigation,
than we would to sell you 5000 worth
Of fertilizer to he paid for ont of tue
first money you obtain from cultivat-
ing twenty acres in truck where 40
pro visions are made for irrigation.
II these views are correct then they
speak volumes on the possibilities II
trucking in south Florida when CON
diticns are at their hest. They are
at their best when done intensively
rather than extensively.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14
ELABORATE IMPROVEMENTS.

Mr.. T. II. Brown, well known
CONTRACTOR of this city, who has just
Vmrleted eleven miles Of concret
sidewalk In the city of Pmta Gorda'
VIII next Saturday commence re-
modelling the Craig Garage. making
V concrete building. Mr.. Brown also
has tie contract for making the con-
crete walks on the court house
Grounds, which includes twelve loot
wslk fkrom Oak street to the build
'ns and another connecting this Win
The walk leading TO the court house
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14
PLAN TO BUILD AN $4,000
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING
" TINE LEVEL ELECTION CALL ED FOR JANUARY sTH 1911 PETL
IlON SIGNED \ LARGE NJ NBER OF PINE IEVEI,S uOST
PROGRESSIVE CITIZENS

The County Board Of Public IN.
Slruction has called an election to he
held at Pine Level January Sth. 1911.
Tor the purpose Of determining wheth.
cr the free holders Of that Special
Tax School District desire to bond
FOR the sum Of 5000 for the purpose
OF acquiring school site and erect.
ing and equipping Junior High
School building.
The petition was signed 10y NJ. T.
Howell. NJ. Il. W. Albritton, NJ. Il.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14

Upon petition by citizens e District
No. 10, g. NJ. Collier was recon.
mcnded for appointment ~ inspector
of maraJ and brands TO- both live
ana slaughtered stock for the said
district.
Moved by Commissioner Wcllc~,
seconded 10y Commissioner Hagau amt
| carried. that the attorney for the
! hoard be, and he is hereby authorized
and instructed to prepare an official
ballot, sufficient ia form. substance
and number, for the holding Of the
elections to he held in Districts 2 and
/.
Moved 10y Commissioner Wcllcs ava
seconded by Commissioner Hasuu
that the resolutions relative to th,
s.rrdcrk Drainage District passed by
this hoard on the 9Th of December
\, p. l0lG, be- and the same are here.
10y rcScindcd for the purpose # the
fTthtr consideration Of this 1UaId
it being the opinion Of the board
that the said resolutions were prcmn.
turoly acted upon.
Upon motion being au1uuuCcd
Wclles voted 50; Written voted yes
Ilagan' votrd yes; WhitehurSt voted
no. The motion was declared car
ried.
It was then moved. seconded and
carried, that the minutes Of thi>
board be amended 10y striking out the
resolutions adopted on December 9Th
relative to the Murdoch Drainas,
District.
The following petition was prc
scented and was, 10y motion, second
and carried. referred to- the attorney
tor this board for advice:
Whereas, Under the Arcadia Special
Drainage District ditch has been
cut diycrting water into the branch
known as the Tom Williams branch.
this increasing the flow Of water in
said branch.
And whereas The natural water
course of said branch is inadequate 20
take care If said water thus diverted
without being Strengthened out and
nhstructionS removed.
Therefore we, The undersigned
petitioners residents and property
owners on said branch hereby petit
tion yorr honorable body to use the
money remaining over from the
money used to dig said Arcadia Spc-
cial Drain, 10y Strengthening ont and
removing the Instructions in said
branch.
Respectfully submitted,
W. n, Budd. J. u. Micklcr, j. S.
Semple, Mrs. Mary II. Smith, ]. l..
Livingstone z. Y. Smith. II. 4. Wild
den.
A petition signed by NJ. +. Mizcll
and eighteen others asking for road
from the intersection Of road ono.
quarter mile south of township line
near NJ T. Nlizclrs 10 county line
In township rs south. range 90 east
was received and placed on file, and
NJ. +. Mlzell, Charles Hagan ana r.
r. Mizell were appointed a committee
10 view and mark out said road.
There being no further business,
the hoard recessed to meet again OH
Tuesday, December 18th, 1915.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14

Mcleod, A. +, Hull. \. l.. Keeue
j. l.. Holliugsworth II. l.. Kecnr
Charles Hagan, W. u. Tucker, Albert
kcenc' j, Is. Martin, W. d. Martin
ana \. l.. Messcr, which represents
more than - per cent. Of the free
holders of this district
The Board Of Public instruction mp.
pointed VI. Il. W. Albritton, II G..
Mcleod and Charles Hagan a. in
spcctorS of the election. and A. +.
Hull as clerk.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14
MINUTES HONORABLE BOARD COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 9Th

The Board Of County Commissions
erS roconyened with Chairman White.
hurst presiding, Wednesday, Dccem.
Der 9th, 1916, and transacted the fol.
lowing business:
Whereas. The Cornwall Construc-
ton Company, on the Sth day Of Au.
gust 1916. made and entered into Il
contract with the Board Of County
Commissioners Of DeSotO county,
Florida. for the use and benefit Of the
Charlotte Harbor Special Road and
Bridge District Of said county: and.
Whereas. The said Cornwall Con-
Structon Company desires to Suhlet
the said contract to Adam Silcox. OF
Pnta Gorda,
Now therefore, BE It Resolved. by
the Board of County Commissioners
Of DcSoto county. Florida, in rcgu.
lar session convened. that the Corn.
wall Construction Company he and
It is hereby authorized to sublet the
said contract to the said Adam sill
cox;
BE II Further Resolved, That the
said Cornwall Construction Company
shall not he relieved of its bond Ut
the said commissioners, said bond hc.
ing conditioned upon the faithful per-
furmance of the terms Of the said
contract. and that the said Cornwall
Construction Company I've held and
firmly bound unto the Charlotte Har-
hor SPECIAL Road and Bridge District
by virtue of the said bond. to make
execute and fulfill ac fully as though
it did the work, all of the terms of
the said contract: and that the said
Cornwall Construction Company he
held responsible for any failure Of
the said suh-lcSScc To- faithfully per.
form any and all Of the terms of tie
said contract.
The following motion was made 10y
William NJ. Written, and seconded by
Commissioning Hagan. and being upon
motion was duly ucrried:
Moved. seconded and carried that
Mrs. Tom SmmerallS he placed ON
the pauper list at so per month.
Moved. seconded and carried that
Tax Assessor II. g. Murphy he ana
he Is hereby requested to certify to
this board the total tax assessment o.
each commissioners district.
The bond Of \. l.. Dmrlncc. clerk,
as follows r. u. King, S20or j. T..
Hrndry, $1,000; J. J.. Jones, $1,000;
F. T.. platt $1,000: u. /. Carlton,
81 900. was approved.
Tie tax collector filed - report.
Moved. seconded and carried. thW
u. l.. Crews he allowed so for t"m-
purary relief
Tie clerk was instructed 10 advor-
tlSc for a road roller for road dis.
trict No. ].
Notary public bond ~ TreSSie
Pierce. with II. T.. Brown and n. y.
Parker as suretles, was approved,
The clerk was instructed Ia notify
all hanks in the county that the
Board Of County Commissioners and
the County Board Of Public Instruc-
ton would hold n joint session on de-
acmber 10Th for the purpose Of con-
sidering the appointment Of county
depOSitories.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14
From More Haven

John O'Brien aud y. A. Colbert
arrived here from More Haven this
morning and are spending the day
In the city transactlng business. Mi.
O'Rrlen who is now resident OF
More Haven was a former resident
Of Philadelphia. and city editor Of the
Philadelphia Ledger. They are stop
ping at the Arcadia House, and will
probably be her until tomorrow.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14

% breaking and enterng: plead gull
~: three years In state prison; I.ze-
lliel Johnson. John WisguiS and Pete
rrowel. plead guilty to grand Inrcc-
ny. sentence suspende under gIc'l
behavior.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14

During 1915 the total road and
bridge expenditures In trc United
states amounted to about S9S3-oOO.
900, of which probably n 1t over sl1.
100000 represented he vaiue Of the
state and convict labor.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14

from Prtvard avenue. A waiE WI
a',o ne iuade from the court hrr%
tc The jail. Concrete improvements
in he basement of the building VIII
alsn hc core by Mr.. Brown.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14
c instruction OF DeSoo County, Publishes
ARCADIA SCHOOL DISTRICT WILL Vote
ON $4,000 BOND ISSUE SATURDAY

SCI 900 OF THE ISSUE WILL E USED ERECTING MCu >Frn
I'D GRAMMAR SCHOOL BUILDING IN EAST ARCADIA mn
PRESENT CAPACITY Is NOT ADEQUATE TO SEAT COlFoETa
BLY, ALL THE CHILDREN THE INCREASE IN AVERAGE Ar.
TENDANCE DURING THE FAST TWO YEARS WAS FROJ 400 TO
1919. MORE THAN CENT. Nv w
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14
Prominent Cattle Man

Prominent Cattie Mali
r. B. Frayser arrived here yester'
terday and is spending II few days al
thc Arcadia House. Mr.. Frayscr is
n prominent and well informed car
ne man of vinita. Oklahoma, and is
also a property owner in this county.
He will probably be in and around
Arcadia until Christmas.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14

From Zolfo--
II. @. Murphy, county tax assessor.
arrived here yesterday from Zolfo
and spent the day in his office at the
court house.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1916-12-14
GREAT POSSIBILITIES FOR GROVE
PROPERTY IN DE SOTO COUNTY

YOUNG BUDDED PINE APPLE OR ANGE YEARS OLD
THE PROPERTY OF }. NJ YOR H. WILL YIELD
YEAR OF PROBABLY $3.50 AN ACRE OR MORE. YOUNG
TREES ARE A PERFECT PCT IRE OF BEAUTY
GOLDEN FRUIT OUR DISIIN GJISIiED SAY THE
HALF HAS NOT BEES TOLD SECTION OF
COUNTRY"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-04
REGiSTRO CIVIL.
Licencias de matrimonio.
Nacimientos.

D. R. Daviia Y Magdalena Norm.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-04

+! vicrnes dc n ,"m2ra en- curse
r.cgo = CiuIaC JuarcZ. pcrfectamca-
te escoIlada ?or soldados proyIsto> de
fusiIe, o amctral,adoras y cauoneS .
scncrira L"ure@na Cruz Sobi" qui,n
pasan los "argos dc hacer demos'r%-
clones anti-amcricauaS en- in 2iH' I'D
he MADEIRA.
No@ parecen muy bicn las prcoar-
clones cue tomaron los carrancis.1.
para conducir Ii agitaiov" me>,ca1"
Il K f"ontera, pue~ realmcntc cs pc
.igrosa una mujer que dcmuc-tra ser
tan atrahi.iaria Y tencr memo, "rl-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-04
DefuncIAnes.

La sonora G r. Saucedo de IS q
nos. n lacj6 d. P~erjtoni,is - "a casa
numero AS de Ia Gale Milin.
Jose Galvan, de 5 amos, falleci6 de
Enteritis en- IA ASA numerp 1915 de
Ia Gale de E. Paso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-04
HEROISMOS

Taya una ~imD.cZ2,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-04

En- Ia caS numero I03 de Ia Gale
de Kerr nacio IN niho del matrinonio
s. Rangel.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-04
POLITICA HEHUDA

deHci" y ca.ma que los di@noS n""i.-
da.;os del digao Primer Jefe de- Dig
n!.imo ojerri;o Preconst.oclon".Ist".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-06-04
VICTOR DAVID DELGADU.
Crema para Embellecer paragon"

FI&glSe bella Y at"=ctlva
trru,r 2 las Lrln1~. con Il USC
Gr L. i.I"ua 'st'aTIu+Un."
Nuri,a = sill cS,IQu IuYrIli
E-ia CTr.u! -, una CnmhiEa
rj5g ri-n,.ucI dc ace!;es ~
ro>. etc. que ~Inbcllnr-r4n !
alllU"G;arip l-bIdamenIe Is
peel >irye lara Remover -
I.l.i!I>. ueCaS, GHelnaIUrl.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-29
(Bg Associated Press.)

Judge waddn today decided the libel
possession captured British liner Appam il favor
the English and against the German
the hereFe February
Germany to the Appan and her
into the neutral waters Hampton Roads
!he vessel indefinitely
Other salen feature Of the decision were.
That the Prussian of 1889
Appam prize an
prize
the Appam while litigation
has effect the Jurisdiction of the
pecedents
The courts conclusion Of the decision reads
Of
Wills
violation United neutrality
bidding permission she's violation
unable to for which
o neutrality present
without lawful and
the Appams and practical
abandoned
that entitled restitution
which this should irrespective the
proceedings Of Germany will ordered"
The
brought under her steam after the German raider Moewe
captured
The attorneys
n that
appeal doubtlessy be
scmg said that could be found
taking the from US
The court discussed treaty
Ambassador Besto and Secretary Lansing in which
Lansing
the prize crew indefinitely
Wadn held that lansing ruling was correct adding that noe
he treaties rulings United States
only be brought in by the cap
herself washp acting convoy TO the prize and then not
temporary causes recognized by international
apa or held at Newport marshal
at present million dollars Her cargo sold for
which placed in the courts custody God
marters the the raider Moewe and
recently declared prize by Germany
md turned Appam has been in American waters
since February in the prize Of 20 men,
Elder Dempster Limited London the owners o the
owned by several persons fns
owners Of the Joined in uheing her
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-29

London, July 29.-Coming sudden
ly through the fog covering the Eng
lish channel, and from some conti-
mental station, three monster Zeppe-
Inns made a raid on the east coast of
England this morning, throwing the
inhabitants of the small towns into
a state of panic, but doing little dam
age to property.
There were no casualties, so far as
the reports show.
The big air machines co-operated
each with the other and their pres
ence was not noted until after the
first series of bombs had been drop
ped. The coast guards were notified,
and in minute, the shrill whistles
from the sirens announcing that "The
Zeppelins are here" were blasting
forth their warning notes, and hun
dred anti-air craft guns were trained
on the German raiders. After the first
few shots, the Zeppeline were driven
back into the fog which covered the
channel, and disappeared.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-29
10000 Germans Taken.

London, July 29.-The British yes
terday advanced north and northeast
of Pozieres, and near Highwood. The
Germans were repulsed at Deville-
wood.
Petrograd reports that the Russians
yesterday captured 400 Austrian and
German officers, and 10000 men, to
gether with 55 guns, on the western
front.
The French have repulsed the Ger
mans west of Vermandovillers.
The Russians claim to have driven
back the Austro-G Germans along the
whole western front from Kovel tC
Brody. General Letchitzky won al
important victory south of the Dneis
ter, in the direction OF Stanislau.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-29

No Saturday Night
Baths For Forty
Hathesburg Folks.
WATER DEPARTMENT CONNECTS
SUPPLIES OF THIS NUM-
Der OF FAMILIES.

The Saturday night baths of more
than 40 Hattiesburg families are like
ly to be interfered with tonight be-
cause of the activity of Burke Jones
and his water department crew, who
are disconnecting as rapidly as pos
sible, the water supplies of all per-
sons who have failed to pay their
water department taxes for the last
year.
Jones and his crew, working under
orders from the commissioners, have
been out a couple of days making the
disconnections, and up until $3.50 this
afternoon, more than 40 homes had
their supply cut Off.
To get this water turned back on, it
not only will be necessary to pay all
back taxes, but to pay an additional
81 for the disconnecting service.
The number OF delinquents this year
is unusually large, according to the
records of City Cashier Ester. This
is due to the fact that the household
ers have become careless regar ling
their payment of water taxes.
The work of disconnecting the sup
plies of all delinquents is to continue
till the last cent in arrears is paid.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-29
ALL IN SAME WRITING
AND ON THE SAME FUND
chancery CLERK Issues a Statement to
the Public, Giving the Details of the
shortage-$3o5 in Warrants Still Re-
main in Local 6ank-Youne Rawls,
Charged With Issuing and cashing
Paper, Still in Jail.

detailed explanation of the facts
connected with the illegal issuing and
cashing of school warrans, amounting
10 more than 81 900, by former dep
uty in the Chancery Clerks office,
was made to the public today by Chan
Gerry Clerk Herbert Gillis. m
The statement tells of the number
Of warrants frauduently issued, and
those issued and cashed, one
is still outstanding. Warrants
were cashed by the County
Treasurer amounting to $79S.7O; 9th
ers amounting to $SO5 were cashed
by local bank which still holds
them, while one 500 warrant was is.
sued, but never has been presented
for payment.
Mr.. ellis statement in full is as
follows:
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-07-29
Hatiiesburg Fourth
City in the State

Hattiesbnrg is the fourth city in Mis-
sissippi, according to the 1916 edition
of the United States Postal Guide, just
off the presses of the Government
Printing Office.
Postoffices are rated according to
the volume of their stamp sales, and
the salaries of postmasters and the
allowances for clerk hire are adjusted
on the same basis. The larger cities
of Mississippi are rated in the follow
ing order: Jackson, Meridian, Vicks
burg, Hattiesburg, Natchez, Laurel,
Greenville, Columbus, Gulfport, Green
wood, Clarksdale, Tupelo, Yazoo City
Brookhavon, Corinth, West Point and
McComb City.