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Evening journal., 1919-11-29
nICmAnnsnN pARK M E

Services Will be held I'm Rlchardsor
Park Church, the Rev. George w
Bounds. pastor, tomorrow as follows.
1870 O'Clock. sermon, subject. Holy
Ghost Power 1915 o'clock. Bible
school; o'clock, Young Peoples Meet.
ing: 80 o'clock, sermon by pastor
subject "WhRt shall DO With Jesus %
Weekday services: Glass meeting. Mon.
day evening; Ladies' Aid meeting, Tues.
day evening; prayer meeting, Wednes-
day evening; official board meeting.
Thursday evening.
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EAsTLAkE METnonIsr-

D'st.ake ". =. Church. Thirlieth and
Iainail streets. wii have Sunday meet
lngs Of 30 O'Clock, morning class. ".
J Baldwin. leader. 1870 o'clock SER
mon Dy The pastor the Rev. Z. J. sun
neid' subject, Prayer Tor Reyival:" ,
O'Clock. Bible school Tor on depart
msnis; 60 o'clock. Christian Endeavor
seffiee; s.45 o'clock. subject. NO Neu-
t.li Ground, and evangelistlc ser
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
kINGSIAnnn NnrES

kingswood Methodist Church, Four
leenth and Claymont streets. the Rev.
Charles C.. Harris. pastor. will have
preaching morning and evening by the
pastor; subject, 1870 O'Clock. THE Bap,
tism OF Repentance and the Baptism
OF the Holy Ghost and Fire." 7.3O
o'clock "The Crisis Of a Soul:" sun
day school at 2 o'clock
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
TRAINING CLASS TO
RECEIVE DIPLOMAS

Diplomas viii be received BY the
Teacher Training Glass Of Trinity Lu-
ilefan Church, Tweniy-third street
ana concord avenue, on sunday eve
ins. 30 o'clock. There viii be an all
dress Tor Sundsy school workers. by
ne pastor, Or Milton n. slime.
Dr. slime VIII preach at the II o'clock
morning service; =. p. 5. G.. Z. and sun
DAY school vii meet at The usual
hours.
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
ASBURY MEETINGS

At Asbury VI. =. Church Third and
Walnut streets. the Rev. George White
Dawson, pastor. Services are: At
o'clock, prayer meeting, Richard L
Turner. leader; 1870 O'Clock, preaching
subject. "partakers OF the Inheritance
Of tile Saints: , o'clock, Sunday School
G.3O o'clock, Epworth League, theme,
Hints TO Growing Christians; 73O
o'clock. preaching. subject, Things Of
the Spirit Foolishness Unto the Natural
There viii be a meeting Of The Official
Board and Centenary Init leaders at
I3O o'clock on Monday.
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
"C0NFESSlNG CHRIST"
PASTORS SUBJECT

Epworth NJ +. Church services to-
morrow viii be as follows: $50 o'clock,
class meeting; 1870 o'clock, sermon By
the pastor: subject. The Criterion Of
Conduct: o'clock, sunday School
go O'Clock, special service Of Epworth
League: 130 o'clock, sermon, subject.
"Confessing Christ Quarterly Confer
ence Wednesday evening, Dr. Watt pre-
siding.
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
SmnRTER,e 4 NJ II

Services at Shorter's A. NJ. +. Church
on Sunday, Rally Day will be: Preach
ing morning, afternoon and evening
by the Rev II. Z. BlOnt, Of Grace 4. NJ.
+. Zion Church, Chester, Pa.
Evening journal., 1919-11-29
GILRERT CnUnCH.

Gilbert Presbyterian Church Thir-
teenih and French streets. VIII hold
services sunday at II O'Clock: preach
ing by the Rev h. A. Michael, Of Phila-
delphla.
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u CENTULIEy Of
JEWISH MEL dies
Given by Morris Clark Under
Y. M. H. A. Auspices To-
morrow Night
HEBRAIC FOLK SONGS
AND OPERATIC DUET

I Twenty centuries Of Jewish music
viii be presented by Norris Clark, song
interpreter and entertainer, at SO
o'clock tomorrow evening, in the Y. w.
Il. A. Hall. Third and King streets, un-
der the auspices Of the Wilmington y.
NJ H. 4.
No children will be admitted, nor late
comers.
Mr. C0rk will be assisted in The pro-
gram by Mss Josephine Dowler, so
prano. and Miss Emma SbrItskl, plan
lst.
The program win DE as follows:
Traditional Melodies
Introduction ........Aluslc Of th Bible
kol Nldrel ...............,..Ira traditional
Mai 10 Ma shma Loa .........IasiaNky
ELI Eli ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sander
Folk Songs.
Rosznkes nit Mandien. Qirn PrOpat-
chok. Nit Klein Gebetcue. Shpaiziren
Ira La La. Der Bal Agolle Nossei mii
der Fled=l
ChaSsidic Dialogue.
Shol0m Aeichem .........Di GneiNe
operate Duet
Gekumen Is Di Ieli .......... Goldfaden
I0iikvOh-Amerlc1.
The children viii DE given an en-
terlalnmcut IN the auditorium at
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Evening journal., 1919-11-29

Nursery for small chill
dren, in charge of compe-
tent attendants.
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The Welcome Is Real

Doctor Hubbard breaches.
S Il b e c I, PRECIOUS
BOOK"
Evening journal., 1919-11-29

Scng scrvice and evan
yelistic preaching at ell serv-
ices.
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MRS. EUNICE WELLS,
PianiSte and Soloist
REV. L. M. BROADWAY.
Pastor

First service Tuesday, De-
cember I'd, 7.30 p. m, then
$50 and 7.30. every day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-03-27

Much is being said about the insani-
tary condition of the city. We can
never hope to have a clean town until
some provisions are made for a hitch
ing lot. The public square is nothing
more than a horse lot. Now, if it is
the wishes of the people of Oxford to
have a clean, inviting little city, let us
go at it in the right way. Hogs are
no worse than horses as filth pro-
ducers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-03-27
NOTICES!
Sale of Real and Personal Property.

q Va NN"h ~
Pursuant to the provisions of a
Deed of Trust to me, executed as
Trustee by G.. J. Duncan, and wife M.
c.. Duncan in favor of w. P. Goolsby,
Guardian, to secure certain indebted
ness therein mentioned, which is re-
corded in Book IS, Page 404 in the
Chancery Clerks office of the County
of Lafayette and the State of Missis-
sippi, | will at the request of the
beneficiary in said Deed of Trust pro-
coed to sell for CASH, to the highest
bidder, within lawful hours, in front
of the South door of the Court House
in Oxford, Miss, on the 7th day of
April, 1919, the following described
property, lying and being in the
County of Lafayette, and the State OF
Mississippi, to-wit:
A fraction of the N. 1-2 of the S.
w. IA, Section IL, Township 8, Range
|, containing 5 acres and the S. IL OF
S. w. IA Section II, Township 8,
Range l, containing 80 r Also
the N. IL of the N. f. Quarter Sec
ton 10, Township 8, Range 1, West,
containing 80 acres.
The title to the above property Is
believed to be good, but | will convey
only such title as is vested in me as
Trustee.
Witness my signature this the 18th
day of March, 1919.
A. X. JONES, Trustee.
March 13-20-27.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-03-27
E FOR
GOVERNOR.

The campaign now being made in
Mississippi for the Office Of Governor
is nothing out of the ordinary; moth
ing but the usual abusive filings on
the part of a few people and a few
newspapers of the State who, now and
have always, believed in a Govern
ment by the Few and For the Few.
They beive in riding over the people
ruffshod, and care but little for the
masses, but, with them it is the
Glasses"
If you are of their way Of think
ing, regardless of your past political
affiliations, ace or color, you are all
right.
If you see things different to their
way of thinking, you are "disloyal,
dead and damned" The English
language is inadequate to describe
chow low down" you are. You are
denied the rights of an American citi-
zen, so to speak.
1t would be a sorrowful day for
Mississippi should that stripe Of poll
ticians land their man in the office OF
Governor of the State. The masses
know it, and for that reason they r
supporting Lieutenant-G Governor Lee
M. Russell for that high office.
The majority of the people Of the
State know that Mr.. Russell stands
for Democratic Rule-not the near
Democratic rule-but the real, old
.Jeffersonian Democratic Rule: A
Government For the People and by
the People. He is the only nan who
has announced for Governor who a
claim openly and above board the
fact that he stands on the original
Jeffersonian platform. He Is the only
man in the race today who can claim
that true doctrine without fear OF
contradiction. He is the only man
in the race who would yield to the
principles and teachings Of the orlgl-
nal Jeffersonian Democracy willingly.
Mr.. Russell has announced his plat
form to the people; he has nothing to
cover up OF hide from the people. he
does not have to fling a red banner
in their pace or throw out insults to
make the people notice him. He is
noted for his high type of manhood,
high character and honesty. He IS
beloved because he has only lone
face for you and for all.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-03-27
WHO LOST 1T?

We have in our possession a purse
that was lost aid found in u store
sometime ago. There is a large sum
of money in this purse. If the party
who lost it will come into our place of
business and answer, in a manner
satisfactory to US, the following ques-
tions we will be glad to return the
purse. The party will simply be re-
quired to pay for the cost of this ad.
When did you losc this purse?
From whom did you purchase it?
How large is it?
How does it fasten?
What is it's color?
About what is its size?
How much money was in the purse?
What is the character of the
money?
Was there anything else in the
purse?
If so, what?
Describe everything that was in the
purse.
Were there any papers of any char
acter?
If so, describe them.
Can you identify this purse or
money in any other way?
This is not a fish story. We simply
do not know any other way by which
we may get this purse in the hands
of it's owner. We simply want to do
for the other fellow what We would
have him do for us.
We are respectfully,
THE ROWLAND DRUG CO.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-03-27
G NOTICE.
The State Of MISSISSIPPI,
County of Lafayette.

ne SLdle OIL mississippi,
County of Lafayette.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors Of Lafayette County,
Mississippi, will receive sealed bids
up until II o'clock noon, Tuesday,
April Sth, 1919, for the doing of the
following work, to-wit:
The building of about 72O feet Of
bridge or trestle work in Tallahatchie
River bottom at the Iron Bridge, in
Beat 3.
Said work to be done according to
plans and specifications now in file in
the Chancery Clerks Office. The
Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids, and let the same at pub
lie outcry as the law requires.
Witness my signature this the 9th
day of March, 1919.
w. M. WOODWARD, Clerk.
BY G.. A. Woodward, d. G.
f. Mar. 13-20-27.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-03-27
NOTICE 10 BUSINESS MEN.

The Eagle has received numer-
Gus Kicks Tor the past lew weeks
on account OF beng SO late get
tug into the hands OF the SUBJ
scllDerS. The subscribers are
JuStl1iaDle in kicking, all because
we are short OF help IN the
mechanical department OF the
paper. We have, therefore, de-
CIoed to draw the line on accept
ing any advertising OF reading
notices tor publication, for the
current issue, after II o'clock
noon Tuesdays.
We have an enormous clrcula-
ton and have but little help, so
by closing the forms Tuesday at
noon, we will be able to get to
press with the last section We'd
nesday morning, and by Thurs
day morning all the papers can
be in the p~ostoffice.
Please get your advertising
copy ready the first thing Mon
day morning. But do not wait
later than Tuesday noon, if you
expect the ad to appear in the
current issue. March 20-3t.
CIV. PRICE, Publisher.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-03-27
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

To Mrs. Nellie Perkins, whose post
office is Memphis, Tenn.
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of Lafayette
County, Mississippi, on the 4th Mon
day Of May, 1919, to defend the suit
of George w. Perkins, in said court.
wherein you are defendant.
This 18th day of March, 1919.
W. M. WOODWARD, Chancery Clerk
H. 7. Smith, Sol. for Complaint.
Mar. 13-20-27.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-03-27
NON NOTICE..
No. 1894

To Orange Pettis, whose post office
address is St. Louis, Mo.
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court Of Lafayette
County, Mississippi, on the fourth
Monday of May, 1919, to defend the
suit of Flora E. Pettis, in said court,
wherein you are defendant.
This 10th day of March, 1919.
W. NJ. WOODWARD, Chancery Clerk
H. T. Smith, Sol. for Complaint.
Mar. 1902.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-03-27
not the right.

have not the right.
as America so unable to care for
herself that she needs must place her.
self under an international protecto-
rate? Ought we not have sufficient
faith in her great destiny to wish to
preserve her independence
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-03-27

We are without street lights and
have been for ten days. Who is sup
posed to look after the lighting of the
streets?
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-03-27
COLLEGE HILL


Buford, Byron
Buford, Geo.
Buford. Newt
Buford. Riley
Buford. Chester
Buford Harris
Buford, Rob
Buford, Andy
Buford, Ed
Buckner, Joe
Buckner, Ben
Brown, Jim
Baskin, Yamp
Baskin. Lee
Brown, Ira
Blakeley, Ben
Cook, Matthew
Cook, Ben
Campbell, Burl
Carothers, Cornelius
Carothcrs. Tim
Carothers, Yves
Grader, Will
Frerson, Peter
Frierson, Bill
FrierSon. Ollie
Frierson, Jess
Fricrson, Albert
Gordon. Fannie
Greer, Sam
Caters, Milton
Gales, Sam
Harris, Bel
Howard, Waite
Herrod. Rich
Hatfield, Gus
Jackson, William Y
Jackson, Robt.
Jackson, Jessie
Jones, Walter
Jarrette, Henry
Jenkins, f.
Lewis, Albert
Mathune, Will
Moody, Hicks
McEwen, Lush
McEwen, Dick
McEwen, Ed
McEwen. H. S. C.
Mcintosh, Will
McGill. Junior
McMillen. Allen
McKinnev. fedora
Nick. ALT
Price. Bob
Price. Tom
Pcttis, Chink
Pettis. Chast.
Pettis, Andrew
Pcttis, Tom
Patton. ALT
Porter, Rogers
Porter, ChaA ~.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-03-27

J, |. 1919.
McJunkInS, Henry
McJ unkInS, CilaS.
Prlce, JOnn
JarkS, j. L. -.
Smith,, VIII
Simmons, 1. j.
Archie, Bob
Berry, Clarence
Clark, Arthur
Clement, }. l..
JENNINGS, Rufe
Hill, w. M.
Hill, Arthur
HUDSON, Walter
Hill, Jack
Ivy, Ben
Joyner, w. H.
Jones, Abe
kimmons, billiard
Price, Richard
Pegues, Clarence
PegueS, j.. H..
Pegues, Joel
Pegues, Alec
Pegues, Braz
Pegues, Aster
Parham, Mack
Stokes, Nose
Talent, j. F.
Talent, Jim
Vaughn, Andrew
A~BBEVlLLE.
Anderson, Jim
Anderson, Brown
Ayston, Bus
Alexander, Jessie
Alexander, Lush
Alexander, Jim
Buckner, Ben
Blake, Jessie
Buford, Byne
Brown, Joe
Blakeley, Henry
Blakelcy, Floyd
Boone, Andrew
Bronner, Sam
Britton, Lee
Beard, Robt.
Baskin, Cliff
Collins, Jim
Courtney, Lewis
Coch, Ed
Couch, kasey
Cooper, Will
Cooper, Hugh
Ddpree, j. r.
Darby, Chas.
Davis, Luke
Davis, Jessie
Dennis, Will
Dennis, Bob
Erland, w. G..
Frierson, Henry
Frierson, C. r.
Ford, Irwin
Green, Wiley
Giordon, John
Goolsby, Eliga
Goolsby, Sam
Goolsby, Eek
Goolsby, John F.
Gillum. Sam
Gibson, Ed
Glass, Collie
Gillum, Oliver
Caters, Curly
Hill, Ode
Hughes, w. r.
Harris, Cole
Holloway, S. P.
Huston, Dock
Hamilton, Sam
Hamilton, Wade
billiard, Anderson
Herrod, Will, Jr.
Herrod, Everett
Herrod, Miles
Isabel, Harvey
Isac, Jim
Johnson, Charley
Johnson. Will
Jones, Calvin
Jones, Sam
Jones, Ed
Jones, Bill
Jones, Bob
Jones, Nose
kimmons, Earl
kimmons, Lewis
Kirkwood, Geo.
Logon, Judge
Logon, Ed
Lewis, Ben
Lewis, lobe
LOGON, Will
Logon, Clarence
Littlcjohn, Jim
Liggins, Oliver
Logon, Judgee
Mitchell, Lester
Martin, Barney
Moss, Armsted
Moss, Ben
Miller, Will
Miller, Leslie
Mathis, Marsh
Muse, John
Maroon, Douglass
Maroon, Geo.
Mansell, Dug
MCGEE, Eddie
Niece, James
McGlon, Less
Mcfarland, Arther
Nelson Liss
Nick, Howard
Nick, Sam
Nick, Myrt
Oliver, Webster
Lewis
Pope, Sam
Price, Sam
Porter, Beese,
Phillips, Dali
Rome
Pegues, Alec
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Ashley, Frank
Bcaven. T. E.
Brown, John
Booker, Geo.
Baggette, Geo.
Brown, Frank
%Billingsley, Mack
Boston, David
Burt, Vance
Banks. Curtis
Boles, Rob
Bonds, Toney
Buford, Jasper
Barron, Oscar
Banner, lobe
Bailey, Howard
Coleman, Geo.
Carpenter, w. D.
Cochron, Monroe
Carathers, Mckinley
Carathers, Haywood
Carathers, Edmon
Campbell, Frank
Campbell, Joe
Davidson, Atlas
Doolen, Leslie
Daulton. w. d.
Fulton, Fredie
Garner, Henry
Galloway, Willie
Galloway, Ed
Graham, Tom
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-03-27
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NOKTH y
ALwatLer, Lee
Dcnton, Earl
bailey, I'd
Dlock, klt
Dostolln, Hilton
Dooi., Rlcn
Dulney, Howard
Covingtcn, Charlie
cannon, Watt
Uonron, Bonnie
Carwile, w. 4.
Cook, Yves
Corathers, Will
Campbell, Burl
luke, Allen
Davidson, Roy l..
Dunlap, c. H.
r'r1erson, Will
rricrson, Joe
Farrow, Jack
Gordon, Bue
Gordon, Walker
Gray, Frank
Holloway, Ed
Hill, leak
Haley, c. T.
Hope, Jonie
Henry, Native
Howard, Curtiss
Harris, Sam IL
Jackson, Joe
Jones, Will ,.s
Jones, Bob 4
Irwin, E. J. &. l.'AA
Jones, Grant
Jones, Geo.
Jarrette, Hubert
johnson, Dudley
Jarrette, Frenchie
kirkwood, Tom
Kirkwood, Lush
Kirkwood, Homer
Kelley, l.. M.
K;mmons, Jim
Kilgore, Dan
Kimmons, Geo.
Keys, John
Lovelace, Jim
Lester, billiard
Lyles, Wallace
Legate, r. H.
Lrndie, Jessie
Lewis, Walter
Long, Fayette
Lott, Calvin
L;ggins, Buster
Liggins, Lige
Mitchell, Jonie
Mitchell, John
Moore, Wright
Mayes, Arthur
Mayes, Frank
Mayes, Geo.
Mayes, Joe
Means, Will
Morgon, John
Mitchell, Ben
Mitchell, Chas.
Mitchell, John
Moore, Rufe
Murphey, Lee
McEwen, Walker
McEwen, Will
McEwen, ]. S.
McEwen, Richard
McGion, James
McLarty, ]. B.
MCGEE, William
MCGEE, Will
Oliver, German
Ownor, Britton
Oliver, Webster
Owens, Perry
Pcnniman. Andrew
Patton, Terrell
Patton, Joe
Payne, Geo.
Pegues, Gus
Pegues, Calvin
Pcgues, Manuel
Parham, Percy
Pascal, Mels
Porter, R. w.
Quick. Est.
Redwine Lester
Reno, Hanaball
Reid, Hanson
Ragland, Lushes
Reno, Dug
Ross, D. L..
Shelton, L. D.
ShiveS, Sam
Slate, Chester
Sadler, Obie
Stallings, M. F.
Smith, James
Sanders, Alec
Sanders, Wander
.Strather, Abram
Stockard, Will
Shaw, Bonnie
Tankersley, Elan
Burt
Vester, Cal
Will
Wilbon, Renzy
Wilborn. Renzy. Jr.,
Wiley, Yancey, Sr.
Wiley, Yancey, Jr.
Williams, Sam
Winston, ]. F..
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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-03-27

# delinquent Poll Ia,
Febru
Iiiiuiil, Geo.
AA4k.iiiDUtlLaii, LiDetI
IlUuoc, Wlll
nlchAIlail, alter
Inn, Jick
IIcuucfSuil, w. N.
llufklnS, jim
huston, rfeu
huston, Chester
huston, klDert
ttliliarQ, summer
itllllara, Nanders
Hale, Jackson
Hayes, John h.
nedleston, Walter
ttcdlestOn, Fred
Irby, Z. l..
Jolley, Nose
Jones, Joseph
Jones, Ben
Jones, Lane
jenkins, Jim
jenkins, Thermon
jenkins. Harper
Joyner, Tom
Joyner, Tom, Jr.,
James, Ben
Jenkins, Will
Kelley, Geo.
kiy, Will
Lockhart, Albert
Lusk, Henry
Lusk, Sol
Lusk, Robt.
Lusk, l.. l..
Langhorn, Walter
Love, Edgar
Lee, Geo.
McFadden, Jim
McEwen, Hennie
Manning, Tom
Meeks, S. B.
Mooney, Cletis
Mize, Thomas
Milliner, Huston
Mitchell, Charlie
Mitchell, Joe
Overstreet, Edgar
Oliver, Albert
Oliver, Newell
Curtis, Lushes
Page, W. B.
Porter, Oscar
Porter, Isac
Peacock, J. E.
Peacock, J. c..
Price, Henry
Patton, f. A.
Patton, Monroe
Parham, Will
Porter, Lige
Rivers, Oscar
Rivers, Ira
Ragland, Byron
Redman, Lester
Reno, Will
Reno, Clarence
Rodgers, Will
Shaw, Pete
Sweeney, Albert
Smith, W. F.
Stotes, Geo.
Stotes. Sam
Smith, James
Trousdale, 7. c..
Thompson, Bus
Taylor, Hosey
Taylor, Chas.
Turner, Geo.
Tubbs, Nick
Tubbs, Joe
Tubbs, l.. P.
Tubbs, Bob
Tubbs, j. R.
Tubbs, S. l..
Thacker, Hence
Thacker, Bud
Thacker, Oscar
Thacker, Jim
Townsell, RUDE
Townsell, Yves
Townsell, lander
Tidwell, John T.
Thomas, Joe
Thacker, Edgar
Thompson, Felix
Vanwinkle. j. E.
Watts, Carl
Workman, Abe
Wortham, Carl
Workman, Willie Jr.
Williams, Marten
Webb, John
Webb, Johnnie w.
White, Lon
Written, Charlie
Wiley, Prence
CAMBRIDGE.
Afford, J. F.
Berry, Will
Bray, Ed
Burks, Hubert
Baird, G.. N.
Baird, j. T.
Baird, Bob
Bell, Geo.
Bell, Will
Butter, Lum
Chairman, Andy
Cooper, Will
Duke Noble
Driver, Lifus
Driver, Tom, Jr.,
Driver, Owen
Driver, Abe
Davis, Dick
Day, Opie
Foster, Willie
Foster. c. w.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1919-03-27
DELINQUENT POLL TAX LIST.

81. !
their 1918 Foil Tax by
Stockard, Lorenzo
Turner, Bus
Turner, Willie
Turner, Fannie
Turner, Bob
Thompson, Irwin
Trotter, Walter
Thompson, Will
Thompson, Shirley
Thacker, Lee
Tankersley, Will
Taylor, Will
Wilkins, Morgon
Williams, Ed
William, Sam
Williams ElZle
Williams, Linn
Williams, Afford
Wiley, John
Williams, John
Young, Floyd
Young, Wade, Jr.
Young, Earnest
Young, Elihue, Jr.
Young, Dolph
FREE SPRINGS.
Alexander, c. P.
Avant, Boykin
Avant, Henry
Avan+, William
Boyce, l.. B.
Bradford, l.. F.
Billingsley, Jessie
Burnsides, Bud
Brown, f. f.
Brown, j. Fl. H.
Buford, Shoot
Bait, Joe
Beanland, Ed
Cook, H. A.
Childress, f. ID.
Childress, D. G.
Childress, Sam
Cain, Sam
Ccan. Chas.
Cean, Odel
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THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

The Eagle has never expressed it.
self for or against the proposed
of nations. One reason is be-
cause we do not know enough of the
plans. We are just like nine-tenths
of the American people.
We have read a great deal after
brainy men, some of whom oppose
America entering in to the League,
and give good reasons for it. 1t is
something the people do not under
stand, and we fear, will not under
stand until it is too late.
America has made for herself a
great reputation, she is today the
richest nation on the globe. She has
never been dictated to and has never
had to bow to the whims and wishes
of any nation. We have been a
FREE people. The ability to defend
u territory is an undisputed fact.
Everything we have we have made.
Now, are we willing to lay at the
hands of Europe or any other nation
our resources, our liberty and all
which we stand for?
Below we reprint from the Manu-
f~acturers Record of March G., a few
questions and answer by Henry A.
Wise Wood. Read them and take
them for what they are worth.
"What Answer DO You Make TO These
Ouastions As To The league of
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The following is a list Of delinquent Poll Tax payers who did not pay their TT
February l., 1919.
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THE PRESU NIPPON OF SOME PEOPLE.

F'Particular merry hob seems to be ewing down on Ellis Island, where fre are a number Of alleged Reds (aiting deportation and where the |iial individuals with the inclination poke their peculiar brand of fun the United States and it's institu- |ns have hit upon a new scheme
 Id have refused to appear before b board Of inquiry which is look k into the merits of their cases until |wire mesh, which separates them bm their friends who might visit En1, is removed What is more,
 Icy have not appeared and there I've been no immediate steps taken make them do so.
 There was a committee of Con-
 essmen present in New York which