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The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publisher.)
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Jackson Missis

u. S. Land Office at Jackson Missis
sippi May 2, 1919.
Notice is herebv sven that Lee ROD
inson, of GaUter, Mississippi, who, on
March 18th, 1916, made Homestead
Err. ry, No. 07249, for 81 of lot or SEA
of the NV, Section 81 Township 7
South, Range 6 West, Stephens Meri'
dian, has filed notice of intention to
make Three year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore Chancery Clerk of Jackson County,
Mississippi, at Pascagoula, Mississippi
OH the 14th day of June, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Hermes Gautier, d. r. Martin, Ned
Bilbo, Walter Gautier all Of Gautier,
Mississippi.
w. F. CUMMINS, Register.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-14
Attitude Not Uncommon

Some folks" said Uncle Eben, sis
so anxious TO give thanks dat dey don't
want to leave nobody else apy bless.
ms to give thanks foh."
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-14
Bowels Usually CIooped,

Regulate them with safe, sure. co-,-
tortabie DR.. Kings New tn Dit Pitt
Correct that biliousness he.d. suls'
sour stomach ton tongue coat. BY elimio.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-14

Mrs. T. f. Sigman and children. who
have been spending several weeks
with her mother. left Wednesday for
her home in Corinth.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-14

Miss Mabel iirebs returned first
of the week from Mobile, where she re-
Gently successfully underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis.
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-14
DISTRICT NO. S SINKING

Pascagoula National Bank, semi
annual interest on rod bonds dted
October list, 1912 $4,000
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-06-14
DARTING, PIERCING
SCIATIC PAINS
Give way before the pene.
tratine effects of Sloane
Liniment

So do those rheumatic twinges and
the loin-aches of lumbago. the nerve
Inflammation Of neuritis, the wry neck,
the joint wrench, the ligament sprain.
the muscle strain, and the throbbing
bruise.
The ease Of applying. the quickness
Of relief, the positive results, the clean.
illness, and the economy Of Sloans
Liniment make it universally preferred.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
LAND GRANTS TO IAPS
CANCELLED By MEXICO

MEXICO CITY. April Son ace6uHa
Of failure to comply with its original
stfpulations, the Government today
announced cancellation Of the eOneas-
sion to the California-Msxican Lad
Company, OF Los Angeles. The CO.
cession granted the company lano9
In lower California Aggregating Ia
4S0,355 acres.
The tract was granted to GepsFa1
Andrade, Mexican, by President Dias
upward to forty years ago under tho
stipulation that the land would -
coloniBed by the settlement Of q ceP-
tain number OF families annually.
This agreement Was never carried
out. the Government contends, and the
land was devoted to cattle and otAsr
live stock.
Shortly before the Madsro P0volu-
tion the tract passed into control Of
the company In which the late II. 9.
Otis. OF the Los Angeles Times, ard
his associates were interested. Il y
declared. subsequently, a portion q
the lands was irrigated and improved
on q large scale, without being col
oniZed
The Government declared these In
provements viii be appraised and tbs
company Adequately compensated.
but the lands must revert to the
Mexican nation.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
CARRANZA MAY ASK
OBREGON TO HELP

Carranza may seek the aid OF Gsnp
eral ohregon against the new BIaa.
quet-Diaz revolutionary move 50
Mexico. Il was learned in Nsxieaa
quarters here today.
obregon, considered Aextco's Lad.
ing soldier. q now engaged In mining
activities In northern sonora He In
dtcated while on q visit 20 New York
and washington q few months ago
that he wished 70 stay out Of the fac
tional disturbances IN his country foP
the present
He has been mentioned as q sue
ceSSOr to carranza for the presidency
next year.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
SALMON FISHERIES
PACT COMPLETED

OTTAWA. April 5.-A treaty be-
tween Canada and the United States
to preserve the salmon fisheries In
British Columbia and Washington
has bean prepared and is ready for
ratification, Il was learned today.
The treaty provides for the creation
OF fisheries commission to watch
the spawning groundA
The document was complied a. the
result OF a report made By a joint
commission in 1917.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05

the open contract plan, with a fixed
commission, since adopted by prac
tically all agencies, which quickly
revoIutionized American advertising
and placed il on a high plane. The
plan originated by n. w. Aver e. Sor
comedies the right of an agent to a
reasonable profit and places the agent
and the advertiser on the same side
of the counter as sellers. The modern
advertising agency is as different
from the old as a department: store is
from a pack peddler.
The Aver agency made the first sue
cessful venture into advertising a
staple as branded trade marked
product That was with uneeda bis
suit. Since then they have developed
such famous products as domino
sugar" prince Albert tobacco .
camel cigarettes, "karo corn syrup
Hires root beer" and "lS47 Rogers
Bros" Among other weIl-known prod
ucts advertised by Aver are United
States tires" National cash regis
ters." "Steinway pianos" "life-saver
mints." Seth Thomas clocks" blue
buckle overalls." Dixon pencils, and
"ConkIin fountain pens"
Now AdvertIse Advertising.
Having won its place as the fore
most advertising agency in the coun-
try. n. w. Aver & Son has set its aim
upon still greater things for the ad-
business. Recently it started
an advertising campaign to advertise
pointing out To the read
er Of the daily newspaper the benefit
Il be derived from reading carefully
every advertisement
This campaign provides for one
piece of 4O-inch copy once a week, over
4 period OF at least fifty weeks. Ac-
TO announcement made at the
banquet by William VI. Armistead,
Of the firm. over 300 newspa-
pers have accepted the campaign.
4 glimpse into the future Of adver-
Using was given by WiIfred w Fry,
another member Of the firm. in a talk
on The Next Fifty Years"
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
BALTIMORE POLICE
HOLD FAKE Dominic

BALTIMORE. Md, April 5.-Johr
Williams. ffty-fve years old, who
gave his occupation as a teacher. was
committed for The action OF the
grand jury yesterday afternoon on a
charge Of obtaining money by false
representations. So far ten cases are
entered against him.
The prisoner. according 40 the Do
lice, has been impersOnating a clergy
man Williams. il was testified by
the Witnesses, called at various homes
and asked for a contribution for Hone
Chapel on Fremont avenue
He was arrested when he called at
the home Of Lieut.. Joseph NJ Matthai
The officer became suspicious and
after questioning the fake minister
decided TO notify the police.
Williams is said to have served q
term in a Pennsylvania penitentiary
for a similar Offense.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
GOING UP" CHORUS
GIRL TAKES LIFE

CHICAGO. April 5.--A sealed letter.
addressed to her sister, Olive, today
Is locked upon as the probable source
Of a clue that will reveal the cause
O: the suicide OF Miss Ruth Massey, a
member Of the Going Up" company
now playing at Chicago theater.
Miss Massey ended her life by turn
ing on the gas in her apartment after
she had written the note to her sister
and another to her mother.
The dead girls homo was at Su-
perior, Wis, where her parents are
well known.
Chester Massey, over the long
distance telephone. said he knew no
reason for his sisters act
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
WASTED LIFE AS ALDERMAN.

CHICAGO. April 5.-Edward F. Cul-
lerton, reelected alderman from the
Eleventh ward last Tuesday, and who
has served in the city council for
forty-Cight years, received crngratu-
Iations obviously when he appeared
at the city hall. 81 have wasted my
whole life as an alderman" the old
est member OF tho council said, and
II ] had IL TO live over again !
would never run for office"
The Washington times., 1919-04-05

other Christian Science churches and
societies are branches"
AneEe "ArbitFaFy Construction"
The answer declares that the trus-
tees have denied the binding effect
upon them OF the bylaws OF the
church and have put upon said by
laws an arbitrary construction con-
trary to their plain meaning and in
tent. 1t gives a copy Of a letter sent
by the directors to the trustees in
February last, in which. after stating
their position and calling attention to
their previous request that the trus-
tees. resign, the directors said:
1.-THE directors invite the trustees
to consider whether II is right for
them to accept election to an office
which for twenty years had a we'll
defined character, and then to hold
II in spite of a request to resign. at
ter having tried to convert 1t into an
office of a different character"
The answer says that the action of
the directors in insisting that the
trustees, as a condition OF retaining
office, acknowledge in writing that
the directors had hnal authority in
regard to the editorial policy of the
publishing society and general super
vision Of its affairs. was required by
the duties and responsibilities" i'm
posed upon the directors by the trust
deed and the church manual.
The defendants deny that their no
tiCe Of dismissal sent to Trustee Row
lands was in pursuance of a plan to
dominate the publishing society "in
terogation of the terms of the trust
deed" and say they sent the notice
'for reasons which to the board Of
directors acting in good faith seemed
axpedient."
They deny the allegation that they
have threatened to make the publish
ng society IAN empty she'll" and say
L has always been their endeavOr to
promote the business of the society
as an integral activity Of the mother
hUrch."
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
BRAZIL TO SPEND
BIG SUM ON AEROS

Brazil viii spend half a million
dollars this year for advancing aVia-
tion, Rio de Janeiro dispatch an
nounced today.
The ministry Of war win use the
sum In organizing an aviation
service. buying aeroplanes, establish
ing aviation schools and purchasing
necessary supplies, It was stated.
The service will be operated for
civil needs, but viii Be ready for
war purposeA
The Washington times., 1919-04-05

other Christian Science churches and
societies are branches"
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
"GNE Us CzAR AND PORK.

LONDON. April 5.--Petrograd is pIa-
carded. Down W ith Lenine and horse
flesh: give us the Gar and pork" ac-
cOTdinE TO a copyright dispatch to
the Philadelphia Ledger
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
10 BOOST RUMANIAN TRADE.

NEW YORK, April 5.-Formation
Of the American RUmanian chamber
Of commerce to assist American busi-
ness interests in developing Ru-
1nanizu trade is announced The or
ezuization will strive particularly to
promote commercial relations during
Rumania's period of reconstruction.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
ILLINOIS FARMERs ORGANTEE.

CHICAGO, April 5-An organization
Of Illinois farmers to protect their
interests has been organized in sixty
counties with q membership OF b,o0o
Offices were opened in Chicago. TIE
membership will be $1,000, Il was
said, when all the counties Of tho
State have been organized.
The Washington times., 1919-04-05
"BAYER CROSS"
ON ASPIRIN
Always Ask for Genuine
L,Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"

Only Aspirin Tablets with the safety
.13ayer Cross on them arc genuine
..Bayer Tablets Of Aspr-.7, owned and
r-sde by Americans and proved safe by
rlfllionS Of people. Unknown quantities
Cf fraudulent Aspirin Tablets were
sold recently by a Brooklyn deale-
:, hich proved 10 be composed mostly
81 Tslcum Powder.
''I3aycr Tablets Of Aspirin should
always be asked for. Then look for
fIe safety Payer Cross on the pack
s-e and on each ta blet. Accept moth
ing else! Proper directions and dos
age in each Bsyer package.
Aspirin IS the trade mark Of Bayer
TfanufactUre OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
Salicylicacid.
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spo 0afota Qanb

CT eroln1 meget billtgt, men er /
b1rtig 5tigning, ifriper Dommer
5bos. sc: Nelion til ps fra Dupree,
g. Dafota. CONNER Ne1Ion meo-
oeler, at Der en6nr er en- Dpl6e1,
gnnltig 2eiligbe0 for Gfan6inaper
til at op11aa billige Sarme paa
.lette Nilfoar / 6enne 5tot og paa
benneWaaoe fo1nn1e til at 30 blanot
2anosmpno De talrige fanoinapi=
tie Settlements oeroppe, % ga
Gon1l1er Nelio1 ct / eli gtilling.
Der letter bam iitar1o til at gibe til
forlaoelige 0plpsni1leer ON Sc lteo-
ltge Sorbolo, bill hi anbefnIe Sc at
pore 2piere, iom ct in~teregiereoe i
goot 2ano paa billtge Nilfaar, at
benoel'oe fig til bant oesangoaenoe
.l11oer ben obettfor ol1gib,1e Moresie.
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5piten % Miniiteriet.

Observation-Disclosures n1eo6e,
Ter, at i11bebnrenbe Mars Spebebg't
.anllaaes til ODER en- 8illion 8uibeIg,
0e1 Itprfte / Mmerifas 2onobrngs<
biltorie. 5or at nr16gaa unp6ig
.Spilo Of Gio o. @refter mmooer
'Departeme,rtet Garmere og Gleba=
%Storftrn1aer ont at gjere oft mu1ig
for at Iette Mrbeibet ,meo gransport
og 9pbebaring Of bel1,e e1tormeglpl.
9lD1en ifior 5elgb fig til omtrent
|900,0o0,000 8uibeIg, iom Gle fap-
|peoes ON at fno transporteret til
Waarferne iaa b1trtie, Tom Sorbol.
oene LOB fig gigre. @efultatet bleu
EN- Spbobning i SnbnebDerne boo
Atla1lterbopsfpiten, glebatorer
rn11ot ON ] qanoet % paa MiHotbe-
items amtlige Sernbonelinier 1,oer1
5Ioeltptfe. S9lgen beraf b1ep, al
Der mdatte laoffeoes Sorbuo mos
aopltrdnsport inotil 6orboIoene
bar blepet normale igien. SeIoig-
big bar ginteren mills Ell Dmitan-
oigbeo, BET biorog til, at Eabet, Jon
|paa @rn1o at oaarlig Dpbeborina
|ellers futoe bore blenet oberbal-
oel1oe, bIeb forbolosbis nbetpoeligt
Departementets Bureau Of Mar-
fets arrnooer berfor 6ar1,ere %
Glepatorfirtl1aer ON az bore forbe.
[reot n1eo SeniDn tiltrnftsIiue
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4bor 9grnene bar alnbe be

9bor 9grnene bar elaoe peo
9a1n! Raar De faa ban TONNE paa
lin Gpfle til 2anosbnen bar set
itrafs 5i1nal for 8srl1e,1e at fa,u-
ales So Ser bar oiit life mat,ge
sgprn aolonien ban life fienbte.
efter at ban bar rejit bjem til
9altnarf, fom 8er1ene ofte og
lpltrgte, ON ri bapoe bert noget fra
ban, % on bbor6nn set ltoo tit
1lteo BAN, og pm ban life mart fom
1l1b iaiel1.
Weo lit Sip bibne6e ban mere emo
l11'eo fit ORB: Sa,1 1epeoe ariftlls
tbla11ot Santbalerne. 0g set er 2i-
bets gionesbpro, JON peier melt al
lepeaae @erocn, ogiaa uoe blanot
l5antbalerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-16

.StorilH3splaofer DIOR &beocn i All
sfnI0eo arofifforiintelier falt oFbes.
tnrea,beus at tage sfdos saTss
beIesbea bgr euhper GarrlIter- Iagge
zig bette poa @lerte. Specififatio
,,er oepprtable form %gra11aries'
Ifal, erboloes neb at tilffribe Il. g
Department Of Mgritltltur, 8ureat,
of Marfets, Maibirgton, s.. 6.
afmoo ON gillenoelie al "Marfets
Document $50. IL.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-16
.tion al @nobel1, 6luaoelts Meol,ce-
ring til ell 9oon6f1lo ln1aa 5tibe,
lG1aifri1,.,nn nf Rnflni4,i,tnnr1n hnN

tipn al @oobel1, Sluabel1s Me6llce-
fring til Ell 6aanof1lo Imaa 5tibe,
Egleifningen at @efn{tniugerne beb
Mbin5oneu % paa .@elgola1o, %
ON aonmisiioner1, Scr lful fol,trol=
1ere, OH 9piflano opfploer fine Sor=
pligteI1er, 1er BET lo til, at ltbprets
i&lber er blepet afflippet. @i bar
pirfclig Met til at baa6e, at Spif-
lol,b. CT reolieeret til CIT froftlss 9fa-
tinn. ..ot &rigen ct mlnbet. ].
S &riJcns niprfe Gage pdr Ell al
!Spmltntrinaerne, io,,t i%n1pirerebe &c
Mlliereoes fa1npel,oe @nre oa Sol
|fet &%jemlanoene, ltoiigterne til e,
t%erio,llia Nfltrnffelie af De melt h,tn=
lutte III 5unuerne &eilcre,, %
DC 6prife Wennelfer iom. opfan6i
|gortur % forber1ige6e fig / Grit
lombe6. CT Ser iltbint tilltrnffc=
lige 8eitem,nelier / Eroftota1stil
oeres Mfltroffel1e? Ser foriouges /
9roftaten, at aeiieren ltal ll6lebe=
res % fremltilles for eli %internotio-
nal Met. Ser forlonges, at gpIf=
Hand ifal 11olepere on6re jfpl6iae
8erioner, % Sc Mlliere6e forbebol=
Ser fig Met til at t%ilbngebol6e us
palgfe tpife 0fficerer, il,otil Sc fpls
lbigc er n%61eberet. 9isIe 8e1ten1-
nle1ier er maaife iffe tilltreffelige
ffilat earantere, nt Sc itploige bliper
IoHtraffet; mel, BET er= iao n1eget,
liom fan gieres i 2jebliffet. Set
bliuer op til ben illteruotiono1e Met
at affige 9ommen, ON Sc anflageoc
Ier ifploige eller life fpIoige:
Spts Der bar bRret 5tri6
iilbel1for 6re6sfonferenee11 for al
belfptte eller Ie igieltnent Siinerene
nle6 Gpiflarl6, ct 6isIe 5origg til
lDnelaoel1oe mislpffet. &obe6fom=
pen ipnes at bnbe bRret meIlem Sc
Mlltereoe felb, % inrltg ON Sc flor
tell Nu11fter. De itolienlfe og ja=
panifc arop oberfor sssl,go-@
% 4ira er lite, OF bill maoife al
brig blibe, tilfre6sitillenoe ofgjort
paa @afis at g~cIpbeitemmelie-8rin-
Ictpet.
Sort OF go6t: 81 faor S1,otrDffffet
iof at set er eli Seirsfre6. gpifInmbs
Mfagt er for itenfe brubt, bets RIper
er afflippet. Gets SPITE og Groh=
ringer for mere eno ct Morburbreoe
CT frataaet oct og gipet ti1bage til
oeres rette gierc. &bis BernepIig-
tens MfffaffeIie i Epiflonb er 8egpn-
oelien til a1min6elie Mfp9bning
geroen, bill 6en bore ell flor Sin,
bling for Menneifebeben. 90 Gle
l1encea1t bar iiffert @et, 11aar ban
lfiger:: Set er en- go6 6re6.1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-05-16
Brebstraftaten afflipper Sen tpife
2rns alger.
(Borti. fra SIDE ~.
Den tbife BresIe.

Den fDlte Yres1e.
@cle Sen tpife Bresie ct enigc ON
ct foroemme graftaten. Gerlig
foropmn1es 8eltemnrelier1e meo
SeniDn til 5aarzgolcn og Dansiqs
Observation-Disclosures. Berlin "En-
+ges 3eituag" flyer, at "Betinacljer-
ne betpoer 5attigoom, Sunaersnso
og Slaberi. 8etingelierne frtnoe
lite bore bprre." 3ngiicbe Muno-
febal," ifrioer, at "Yrn1ioent Wil.
ions .6orten Yl,11fter ct ulpnliae.
Sen melt ponrpgenoe 8eitemmelie
CT arapet ON Qejlerens u6leperel-
le." Oct iociuIiiiife 8lao ngor-
lOa aartS fonltoterer, at "gntenten,
ION gien,,em Wilion falte Ipit om.
Mctfaroigbe6 og Solfenes @ettiabes
Der er afileret. 8i bill .mad1e BIZ
pe%stpinget til at unberifripe al Grpat
Q Su'1sefsneo' NET bt oil n9gte
Oct inooenoig. gi ,naa tole paa,
at Oct internationally Yroletariat bill
bri'tge Ell birfelig 6reo." Qignenbe.
notaleller fun6e onfpres / Maslc=
Dis;;; men 6isie giber ct 8eareb on,
Sten1l1i1lqet1 / GhifInn6
a.n..p pnpe pteele'
axass.aAn o1uOe o101ale AZ
.,s,,..a:' e sler.''en'eaae1oe
asu1f1's. Dle 9a1toeisblao" toll
rono o. itno6 m}cnneFabano,, %s,
e,,n Observation-Disclosures. -
roftoten H,,tter ;ffa ar;o ~.
fort,ptter 6cn Ia, toaa oe ~"
qcreoronnu a"u'e &9e
storop,nH 90 5ioer. ns,,fronS ~
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men set fort;e,pr ;ffc ., IN,
@rff,y 0ss,t; q,
no,,
So, asustu ! oieo9lra11oten,
,nS1;,a &c.. U'1eu,I'enunln
no,,,a,x p'sl'er SpHgt !
70. otuoe'le erllPfer, at ge-
,se'' Salt'11e1 er 2p1tere,
e:1u su'.'.aai TIC enlter, oo oeres
eust'et moenfor Sanoet
lul'oe 1ere I'll tren1tioig Raeefon=
m.
30 ~ 81. ss Snl'rl ~. naf telegratc-
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8. s, 1unl.e aepra1e'1to'1ter Ra-
~ uteu ugloo e. not o%Derraitet opes
ne"nar 'elo ON De 1totaler
= 1itrpnShnS 4,,oS e.
-. llsosgep meo oe 0roninger,
~ : llul'tl n'eo 9enlpn III Giles
'ae' e 1orDoulef ooer, 'at8ron=
s ~ ~ o'nraaoer> ppor 8efolt-
femme =, Oa a.a,, oeIeroref ~ at be.
bpt,,aorio 1oo,,ae. S,1<.u'c, oleo 1et
opn ,6on5fo el'p -poaoe
% 6resnia-9a,,r ar,,sv ae'e9ereos
to,ter bonac fore,laeat aeprolen-
fonfcrence,r. o'eo'=
Mnore Mn6rber iro Hor;s
Otter at areSsfonfo,o,,eo,, !.
Sig nleo gebonolinoen Il gre6sha.
til gpifrmno, bar aonfe.
re1ccn taaet fat poo getiugelierne.
lom ltal titles 9itrig, bpis Repre-
le11ta'1fer otter Snobpoclie of Sc MI-
3 osr o. W. - Ra11s bpor
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