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DEADLOCK ON THE
Won IGEL PAPERS

WASHINGTON, April ~ The
state department and the German en-
tassy apparently are at deadlock
over the disposition Of papers seized
by agents Of the department OF justice
when they raided the offices in New
York of Wolf Won Igel. former secre-
tary 10 Captain Won Papcn. recalled
military attaChe OF the embassy.
The state department b. willing 10
return the papers. as demanded by the
German ambassador. IL he or some
other responsible official Of the en-
bassy will Identify them as being Of
fetal. Count Won Bcrnstorff insists
upon having all the documents re-
moved from the office. and refuses to
per onally identity any OF them unless
directed 10 do so by his government
He has asked the Berlin foreign OF
nc" for instructions.
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ion OF the conference. he introduced
n" resolution. and the debate ended
without action
senator llu.fiur asserted that the
iI.' organization of bad instituted a
propaganda 'n BIS state last February
iH Hn effort fo induce him 10 sunporf
f' n'ui'.n placing au embargo on
INuniinn. uf war to Turour no puf
INTO ihr record letters barring ibc
names Off Colonel Jasper Trucker
''fIiHr PRECEDENT w E Mcdonald
general manager. and U Forrcsf.
s',,tIart a. officer. of the embargo
conference
Discussed Win Lansiro
lnrInr fhr da1 Senator IIuaffnr
,iU'd tf frr state department ana
discussed fhn subject with Secretary
lHr inr who expressed hi. rraffHcs.
I'n aI ha1.nr fIr .ugrrD of tho tnie-
rIau. made public
Ih" senator submitted to tho sen
al' form letter sifrrf bv inc
American EmhHf.r Conferences "A
N Mcdonald. secretary. ." sent 10 efft.
lnns n. WI-tun .fn. enclosing forms or
"hrr I''i"re iu hs sent f1 him urrfrr
SUPPORT Ol 1n DW harlO ro.oIufion mo
thousand letters from Wisconsin ciff
gu vet" identical and we're SUP
l.i.d hN ffg embargo Conference Tra
VIC Donald I"ff'r read 10 The senate
ADVISED Wisconsin citizens 10 Keep
toonunasd on rss. Eis.j
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REVOLT WHICH STARTED MONDAY
IN DUBLIN SPREADING RAPIDLY
new REVOLUTION IS
STARTED IN SINAL0A
BY GEN. CARRASCO

SAN FRANCISCO. April 27-Ac-
cording 10 an unofficial report re-
ceived today from. the Mexican west
coats by officials OF the Mare Island
navy yard. General Juan Carrasco.
heretofore Carranza follower. has
started revolution in southern Sina
,oa against the de facto government OF
Mexico.
The report Is borne out by advices
from Guaymas TO the effect that the
Mexican armed transport Korrigan Ill
mas sailed from Guaymas. presumably
and fifteen field guns
Nilla-Carrasco" is the Inscription
on the fags carried as standards by
Carrasco's large peon following. ac-
according to the report.
Carrasco AT present is said 10 be in
the vicinity of Culianciata. a town in
southern Sinaloa.
Anti-American feeling is intense in
Sinaloa. according to the reports re-
ceived al the navy yard.
General Juan Carrasco became wide.
ly known in the latter part of 1913 and
1914 through his minting OF the go
called Carrasco dollars. In his opera
uons on the west coast. Carrasco seized
a large quantity of bullion bars at a
mine belonging to Huerta sympathiz-
trS. Having no other means OF paying
his troops he proceeded to turning this
bullion into dollars.
This was done by means of moulds
made BY pressing regular Mexican
dollar into damp sand into which the
molten bullion was poured. The bul-
lion was the color of silver and that IL
contained other precious metals was
unknown TO CarrasCO and his troops
when they were distributed A wide
demand soon put these dollars at a
premium and II finally became know
that Spectators and itinerant mer-
chants from Arizona had discovered
that each dollar valued at IS cents in
American money contained nearly So
in gold.
The greater portion of the dollars
was rcmelted into bullion by the spec
uiators while the few In circulation
attained high premium as souvenirs
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HAVOC WROUGHT IN
BATTLE OF VERDUN
IS INDESCRIBABLE

PARIS. Wednesday. April 2G. ...o
o. m The extent of the havoc Wrou.rf
IN NCrdun during tho fighting of tho
lasi t'w weeks is pictured by Castor
iteN' rfUIp@. war CORES pundenf ~
me Temps. in tOdays issue Of that
paper
As our automobile drew no before
the cathedral" he SAYS. "l f.rrffI. 60,
rluslon N "a mortar she'll caused scr.
IouH damag" nearby Entering fIa rom.
nani. ~ The famous old cathedral one
was fairly cOufoundcd by fh. .r1rwDu.
havoc wrought by the buwhararrarf
tN"n fh" huge mosaic paving STONE.
are wronchcd into masses III drbrf.
columns and Uillara arc broken into
ifHrUruff. rich Caudslahfa. and fu.
f'fa reduced to bIfs. and tho fartrf
IlIrIi ana 'cu'r'urcd railing around
plies. " ''- U" ''''''
"N'1r tho cathedral Is fh, monastery
whose sruIufur'd wall. vsrr f4mou.
ae ifffgufh century maafrrr...r AN
Those have been reduced fo mlt.r. pf
IuhhI Even fnr clu.efrr,d garden
on p'.,I'd under th. avalanche ~
drU from falling vail.
ho b. shops palace aI.u I. JOB ruin.
Ono ni .'" 'H'f h'1IfIr. CON .|.frH 1f
'fU .'uIufuf.I mural decoration. ron.
f".'nf'nr fHn river Mtu.. In .Ur.
loir manner These d.,lr1 ions have
boon N''rH.I. mashed |D ri.... h.
violent ..'II'r.. Ha iI some nur.suur
N0f'II.. I.I l..d 4 slant I1mm.r f,
'fH..n IN".' 'NIu.sI''It delicate b.f. OFT
...'l.rr.
.F.rdur f..If r,mtr. .n-rfsf...
DO .rffrd From Porte ..u. fl r.rf
81 Victor 'u f.r lower l.ft. and also
ln 'r. upper rft .r IHe once bus.
r. r. condition of absolute abandonment
and silence. II.II. ..I. .f |rf.rt..I. 4.
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DEMOCRATS To
SUPPORT THE
SENATE BILL
GIVING INDEPENDENCE
TO THE PHILIPPINES
Caucus Votes To Accept l4O
10 35-Many Will Not Be
Bound By Action
WILSON APPROVES BILL

WASHINGTON. April 27.-House
democrats in caucus tonight approved
by vote of 40 TO 80 the senate :
Philippines independence bill. but
agreed TO permit an Amendment in the
The measure Twenty-eight mem Ders
announced that they would not be
bound By the action OF the caucus.
The vote came after the caucus had
been IN session until nearly midnight
opponents OF the bill fought vigorous.
~ 10 prevent action. as they did sue.
cesstully last night in spite Of tle
reading Of letter from President
wilson giving the measure unqualified
endorsement
As soon as the agricultural appro-
priation bill. which H. to be passed 10
morrow OF Saturday. is out Of the way
the Philippines bill will be taken uu
IN The house for passage The Demo.
Gratis opposing b. will have the SUPPORT
Of most of the Republicans. but Rem
resentatiye Jones OF Virginia. char
man OF the insular affairs committee
sald tonight ne was confident Of It's
passage Neither Speaker Clark nor
Majority Leader Kitchin took any Jari
IN the caucus discussion
Those Opposed.
Those who voted against the reso
luton. declaring that the bill should
be- passed by the house. Were.
Representative Allen. Beaks. Bruck
ner. tarew, Casey. Coady. Conry. Dale
!lewalt. boolinE. Eagan. EstopinYf
Farley. Fitzgerald. Flynn. Gallachrr
GalliNan, Griffin. Holbort. Igoe. Iipbol
McAndrews. McDermott Maher. Oi
ney. Dvermyer. Patten. Riley. Riordan
NhcrleN. Smith (New York;. Steel
ticnnsylyaniD. Tsggart and Van
OF the 81. the following aid not ab
solve themselves from the caucus
pledge to vote for the bill.
representative Casey. pewalt. Lie
bel. ONrrmyc Riley. Steele. Tarc1rt
and Van Dyke Representative Og
les hy. oi New York. who did not vote
also ah-oNcd himself
Representative Johns. of virginia
Jarrett. Oi Tennessee. Rainev. of mn
mois, H'flin. of Alabama. FarIo. of
IeNt-. and Thomas. Of Kentucky. made
speeCh'- tu favor Of the bill while
hepressutatiNc tpnrv. 81 New York
Sh"rloy. ~ Kentucky. Ociesby. Of New
fork. and Tagg7rf ~ Kansas. opposed
o. The latter dwclt on the unreadi-
ness ~ Tho Philippines for indcpen.
d"nce. and The possibility of their be-.
coming Tho possession of another
world power n Independence were
granted
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CONFERENCE To END
INTERVENTION TALK

EL FNSO AurI 20 Hone that tho
comm conference between General
NIlHfn thf'rnn. rrpre. .eufiur NexIeo
andGfnrrHls Uurh l. scott ard Frad
'f''h Pun Ion repre- sufiue tho United
states viii end an talk of intervention
iu Mexico was tho feeling prevalent
aingr- Mexican officials ln Iuarcz and
20 FHao tonight
ON account of Tho late arrival of
General Scott and General f,yr..r, 30
F Thought likely that tho conference
VIII NOT h" begun until SATURDAY ana
ro hlF only fir prclimiuarira will be-
settled fh'n Tho real work uf tho
.'rf,f''. NAV nuf hp reached before
sunday
.' M'''inE place cannot hn settled
until tIr arrival Of tho rarfIrIrsnfa
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CENSORSHIP HAS
BEEN ESTABLISHED
And Little News Can Be
LearnedHFighting In The
Streets Continues
GOVERNMENT CONFIDENT

LONDON. April % QO:l7 p. MI
Martial law has been declared through
out Ireland and Major General Sir
John Maxwell, who until recently com
nanded the troops in Egypt. has gone
over 70 Ia ke charge. the Irish execu-
i've officials having placed themselves
under his instructions. He has been
gwen full disciplinary powers for the
extension OF the operations and the
suppression OF the rebellion.
. The revolt, which broke out in Dub
I'm Monday, has spread TO other parts
OF Ireland. chiefly TO the west and
south. This information. together with
the fact that the rebels are siili in
possession of parts of the city OF Dub
IN, was given 10 the nation BY minis
terS in parliament today.
PREMIER Asquith who yesterday had
gwen reassurinC news respecting the
situation in Ireland. caused something
OF flutter OF anxiety by his statement
Today in the house Of commons when
ne announced the spread of the move
hent 10 other parts OF Ireland. the re-
tentlon by the revolutionary forces of
certain parts Of Dublin. and the fact
streets.
Faction Leaders Disausted.
John Redmond. leader OF the Irish
Nauonallst party, and Sir Edward
larson, the Unionist leader. strong
49, va tAAf Aiblltf IAlt question.
expressed their dctestation of the
rising
Al the rising Of the house. the home
secretary Herbert Samuel. announced
me me receipt Of Information that over
considerable districts" OF Ireland
calm prevailed. and to repeat the
prime ministers promise that. consfs-
tent with the military eNigencies an
thr news available would BE- published
Individually the ministers express
confidence
ne spot can deal successfully with
me movement. on the political side
me position is much more satisfac-
tory. Mr. Redmond and Sir Edward
arson being In agreement that no no
'itical capital Is 10 be made out OF
The troubles
Premier Asquith's promise In behaIf
or the government of a searching in
NestigatiOn into the origin OF the
i.ioNement and his acceptance Of fuII
possibility together with the
speeches or the Irish Nationalist ana
hlonist Leaders. expressing their de
sire 10 do everything In their power
70 assist the government. Went far 10
dliay the rising psssions OF the house
when had been shown In demands for
ne resignation OF Augustine Birrell
chlet secretary for ireland. Baron
Wimborre the lord lieutenant. and
other officials alleged TO be respon-
,lble in disreEardiug warnings a. to
nat was likely 10 happen from the
0lhn Feln agitation. Sir Edward Car
(Coutfnued en- pag. ~--r.t-..
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ELKUS THE new
TURK AMBASSADOR

WASHINGTON. April p - The
state department today incurred OF
'He Turkish government whether
Abrem !. Elkus. Of New York. would
De acceptable as ambassador to src-
eeed Henry MorEenfhau. whose resix-
uation has been accepted by President
Wilson
NO dlnlcul'N over the appointment
i- expected and the nou.iuation rr,.
baby Will be- sent 20 the senate within
few days In reply to Mr. Morsen.
ihaus letter of resignation. the Prpsi-
lent has written him commencing him
for his work in Cousfantinople since
he outbreak OI the European war
Mr. Mur'rnthau already has active
Dr. entered upon organiZat work for
me coming Democratic campaign
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Woman Suffrage Edition of The Inteligencer Out
Monday; Will Be Sold By Suffragsts from Automo-
biles on Three Street Corners of CITY.

page woman be
auspices whcht
all
OF
Wheeling Of
he frageE
NaketFou
eight
portraits
thanks all
\ andc cryc chair
Harriet b Jonesan
the sufrag
FrankC
o. itself y"
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REPORT DENIED

WASHtSGTON. April Regarding
published report thar th. stat. f.u1rr-
mont nai made possible tho rautuf. of
Sir Roger easement br turning over
Information to the British government.
~f'r' Iarf Lansing said swphtfi,tIIv to-
Iaf that fns department. had mo- know
ledge of ~lr Rogers expedition until
after h' Usd been captured
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MoADoo AT CANAL

fAN NN a. NurN 90 WUHr W.Af.o
.fnr. .f o.. United sftf.a fr.raurg
nrI fIr urwh.rr off fN. fnI.r.afI.-si
''fl ..n.HUI. .r''H. arrived fr|H fr.rr ...-
Hf iIf.n.aa .fHm taIIHn. I..u Nsf.-
'f'"frr " tHrfhHfe EItrru..
~ fI. farruH CANAL r.r. MOI fU. r.. ,
avs accom- panied fn.rl through ffr r4u4f
iF colon where dinner VS. rIv.r .-
fNr.r hHrHr fH.rIchf
Nr Nr Nfuu HrH fn. other ..,.,.,,.-
ai.rfra viii leave rrr. bv ar.-isf $50,
'".m"fr'w muruInE f.r Panama
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PoPULAcE ORDERLY

LpNboNBEEEN. April -. Iu. 80 %. ~
'IfitE thH past three days fh. be-
htNiHr % all classes uf tho community
boz Londonderry has been ab-plutel. or
d'rH Iuein'S' is proceeding normally.
Luudurdsrrr is borough 900 The prp-
Vince ut Ulster. Nortu ireland ~ Be-
situated i-} miles northwest OF Dublin.
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'rrcfHry declared. seemed danger
pue .F near if mot inevitable"
It lH. been asserted time and
again hf Tho pulOE. Tor Tho g,mD
fra'lr laundering In NrAIro Chat prr.
ilruf WI uu inherited tho MEXICAN
uHi Jon from Irn IIerf Taft" .rII
Nf hnnN NOIHiur could be further
from fhr truth than IhI. HfafcfneuI
I,fI'W u' fIo situation will con
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CINCINNATI TROLLEY
ACCIDENT KILLS ONE
AND INJURIES MANY

CINCINNATI. April 27.-A double
truck Nine-Burnet street car. crowded
with men. women and children. be.
came unmanagea a. 10 approached
Mcmillan street here TODAY. ran Wiln
on d own grade for six blocks.
jumped the track. crashed into a tele.
phonc pole. which almost demolished
10 and caused the death OF one woman,
and injury 10 IS other persons.
Miss Carrie Stilger. aged II. an AZ.
lrndant ~ the Cincinnati General Hos
pital, was beheaded She was TO have
been bridesmaid tonight. al the we'd
ding Of Miss Carrie Geisler. who was
with her on the car. Miss Geisler was
seriously injured
Physicians at the various hospitals
announced late today that probably
Wtniy Of the injured were i'm "A ser.
hurt
THE WEATHER.
WARRINGTON, April 2a-Forsoast.
West virginia, Ohio. western Penr-
sylvanis-Fair Friday and saturdav.
Rising Temperature.
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toontinusd on FsTs rightD
Okolona messenger., 1916-06-01
GIRL WAS TOO SUSPICIOUS
Ard as a Result She 10 Out Three
Pounds Of Perfectly Good
Candy.

Wouldn't it make YOU feel Joyful
IL after allowing your thoughts to
linger over the sweetest peach in the
orchard of love and you admitted the
soft impeachment by blowing in
three good iron dollars for box of
sweets. And not caring to trust the
mails with the precious stuff, you
sent it by special messenger. After
giving the boy time to reach the
house you picture the peach receiv-
ing the package ali aglow, and mag
inc her chirping, "the dear boy"
Those were the sweet dreams of
young man who sent his best girl
a box of candy. And this is how the
young woman received it; She ham
died the package rather gingerly,
then she grew suspicious and finally
frightened. ut is a bomb," she ex-
claimed, and still believing it was,
she ran with the package to a nearby
police station, where it was placed
in a pail of water. After fifteen
minutes of soaking it was removed.
The young woman waited until it
was opened, and she saw it was
three-pound box of chocolates and a
card on top reading, Sweetest
Thoughts From Morris" OF course
the candy wasn't much good as candy
after its soaking, SO the young wom-
an cried. Morris feelings have not
been recorded as yet.-New York
Times.
Okolona messenger., 1916-06-01
STRONG DESERVE THE FAIR.

'To the strong the fair" COM
mented Judge Morgan in granting a
divorce to Duke r. Lee, a strong
man in circus, from Elizabeth Lee,
a bareback rider.
Lee testified he was married in
New York in 1911. Shortly after
ward, he said, his wife became ac-
quainted with Lee Sampson, who, he
admitted, was stronger than he, and
was, in fact, second to none but the
Biblical Samson.
"As soon as she discovered that
Sampson was stronger than | she left
me for him." said Lee. "She is still
with him. San Francisco Dispatch
Los Angeles Herald.
Okolona messenger., 1916-06-01
REGISTRATION NOTICE

| will, at the time and places. visit
e ach voting precinct OF this County.
so that any one wishing to register
can do so.
Pleasant Grove, Monday. June 49,
Atlanta, Tuesday. June 20.
Woodland. Wednesday, June Il.
Sparta, Thursday. June q.
.McCondy, Friday. June %.
Buena Vista. Saturday. June "A.
North OkoIona. Monday. June rs.
Egypt. Tuesday. June II.
South Okolona. Wednesday, Jun 2S
Van VIeet. Thursday. June 29.
New Hope. Friday. June 80. {
Houlka, Saturday. July l. &
Beeson. Monday. July 3.
South Houston. Wednesday, July s.
North Houston. Thursday. July b.
After which time the books will be
closed. hope all will take advsn-
tsge Of the opportunity and remember
the dates.
Very truly yours.
JOE C. DAVIS.
Circuit Clerk and Resistrsr.
Okolona messenger., 1916-06-01
:Dr. N A. Love. g:EG sURG ON 3 \ &4sh
Oce over First National Bank OkOon Mississippi Telephone IS
NONRESIDENT NOTICE

The State of Mississippi.
To Mrs. Lee Tyson Elliott. whose
Post Office address is Denver. COL:
You are commanded to be and
appear before The Chancerv Court OF
the Second District Of Chickssaw
County. Mississippi, on MONDAY. the
5th day Of June. 1916 to defend the
suit Of E. S. Elliott. wherin YOU are
defendant.
Witness my hand this May 4. 1915
W. A. Wilkinson,
Chancery Clerk
By W. J. Williams, D. G.
Okolona messenger., 1916-06-01
FOR SALE
State of Mississippi |
Chickasaw County ]

State of Mississippi
Chickasaw County
Notice is hereby given that Board
of Supervisors of said County, will on
Monday the 9th day Of June. 1916. in
front Of the Court House door ia the
CITY Of OkoIona. Miss. offer for sale
and sell, TO the highest and best bid.
der, at public auction. for cash. TWO
MULES. now belonging to Supervis-
ors District No. 3. The board re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids.
Witness my signature this the 5tb
day Of May, 1916.
w. A. WILKINSON, Clerk
Okolona messenger., 1916-06-01
WHERE SHE WoRsHIPs.

'T see where the sacred mirror
plays prominent part in the coro-
nation ceremonies of the japanese
emperor" said Dubwaite.
Sacred mirror, eh?' replied
Twomble. "My wife has one"
"Nonsensew
eyes, she has. It's on her dress
ing table,"
Okolona messenger., 1916-06-01
State Of Mississippi
Chickasaw County ]

Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of Supervisors Of said County,
ewiIl on Monday the 5ih day Of June
1915. in sfrOnt Of the Court House
door in the City of Okolona. Miss.
purchase THREE MULES from the
lowest and best bidder. for Supervi-
sOrs District No. 3. Of said County.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and slt bids.
Witness my signature, this the, 5th
day Of Msy.. 1915.
W. A. WILKINSON. Clerk
Okolona messenger., 1916-06-01
APPROPRIATE CUSTOM.

$50 these two society girls are to
open a fashionable dairy. Where
will they get patronage?"
"From the cream of society,""
Okolona messenger., 1916-06-01
State Of Mississippi.

State Of Mississippi.
To Shep Locus, whose post-ofhce ad-
dress is unknown:
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court Of End Dist.
Chickasaw County in said State, on
the LIST Monday Ct June, A. D. 1916.
to defend the suit in said Court Of
Adleana Locus. wherein you are a
defendant.
This 28th day Of April, 1916.
w. A. Wilkinson. Clerk.
By w. j. Williams. D. c.
Okolona messenger., 1916-06-01
THE UNFAIR SEX.

Hazel-Mr. Gushley tod, me I
was the handsomcst girl at the ball.
Aimes-Poor fellow It's too bad
he is 20 awfully near-sighted
Okolona messenger., 1916-06-01
Notice of First Meeting of
Creditors

In the District Court of the
United States for the North
ern District of Mississippi in
the Eastern Division in Bank
ruptcy.
In the Matter of
". v J. Large, No. 243
BanKrupt BarJlr,n1t In Bankruptcy
To the Creditors of w. j.
Large of Okolona in the County
of Chicakasaw and division and
district aforesaid: Notice is here
by given that on the 10Th day of
May, A. D. 1916 the said W. j.
Large was duly adjudicated to
be a. Bankrupt; and the first
meeting of his creditors will be
held at the Court House in
Okolona, Miss, on the 18th day
June, A. D. 1916 at $50 O'Clock
in the forenoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint a
Trustee, examine the Bankrupt
and transact such other business
as may properly come before said
meeting.
This the Both day of May, 1916.
John A. Davis,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Okolona messenger., 1916-06-01
State of Mississippi.
To AIgie Green. Defendant:

You are commanded TO appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the
Second district in the County, Of
Chickasaw in said State on the first
Monday in June 1916. to defend the
suit in said Court Of Pleas Green ct
al. wherein you are defendant.
This 11th day of May 1916.
w. A. Wilkinson. Clerk.
By w. j. Williams, D, c.
Okolona messenger., 1916-06-01
Woman's Growing Glory

is her hair, If yours is streaked
with ugly, grizzly, gray hairs,
use LA Creole" Hair Dressing
ane change it in the natural way.
Price $1.00.
Okolona messenger., 1916-06-01

State of Mississippi.
To Robert Moore, Midway. Kentucky
defendant
You are commanded to appear be.
fore the Chancery court of Second
District in the County OF Chickasaw
in said State on first Monday. June
1916, to defend the suit in said Court
of Daisy Moore wherein you are de.
fendant.
This May II, 1916.
w. A. Wilkinson. Clerk.
By w. j, Williams, D. c.
Okolona messenger., 1916-06-01
NATURAL RESULT.

"What did your friend do when he
found out he had been chasing a
rainbow
"He turned all colors."
Okolona messenger., 1916-06-01
THE OBJECTION.

'DO you believe in taxing bache-
lors?"
Certainly not. I'm no single tax
crank"
Okolona messenger., 1916-06-01
MODERN WAY.

ga feminist says women will be
leading armies some day."
"Why not! Most women are ex-
pert in using the telephone"
Okolona messenger., 1916-06-01
State of Mississippi.

State of Mississippi.
To |. V. Porter, PostolFce, McCrary.
Arkansas, defendant
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery sCourt Of the Second
District Of the County Of Chick kasaw
in said State. on the first Monday
in June 1916 to defend the suit in
said Court of Matte Lee McPher-
son wherein you are defendant
This llth day Of May, 1916.
w. A. Wilkinson. Clerk.
By w. j. Williams. D. c.
Okolona messenger., 1916-06-01
State of Mississippi.

State of Mississippi.
To Samuel Blackman. defendant St.
uis.ssMissouri:
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court Of Second
District Chickasaw County in said
State on the first Monday of June
1916 to defend the suit in said court
Of Mamie Blackman wherein you are
defendant
May 4th 1916.
w. A. Wilkinson. Clerk.
By w. j. Williams. D. c.
Okolona messenger., 1916-06-01
DIR. B. T. HUSTON,
Veterinarian

Graduate Of Ontario Veterinary Col
leae, 1892; Post graduate. Chicago
Veterinary College. 1907.
TREATS ALL ANIMALS.
Residence and Office
OkotOna, = Mississippi.