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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-01-23
NOTICE:

Notice is hereby given those
delinquent for road tax, either
for labor on road or farm wagon
tax, are given to Feb. /, 1919, to
pay for same. If not paid by
that date their names will be
placed in the hands of the Grand
Jury, at February term of Cir
cult Court, for decision as to
what shall be done. Take warn
ing thereby, and save trouble and
cost.
J. F. TATE,
Chm, Marion Co. Road Com.
A. L. ROBERTSON,
Secretary
Jasper, Tenn, Jan. 13, 1919.
MissRuthFoster Of Foster Falls
was the very attractive guest of
friends in the valley the past two
weeks.
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
FOR sAckAcHE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER
The Keota news., 1919-07-25

B.r ,ud ite ,.n,,,yse lihislIlu .tillUw lno
,wncu i,us u,e,.iuuHir ns.sn iinu uut.
I;,.,p r,ie uiic. citaan niii unr -
sr,uli:.u M ,Ussiine. II rt'e ai'sss'atD
NJ r,,,Iiuea IL liiiuiild ne nune py sssssv
rrl,-ses siiMip r,i,ris mum ne n,xnutsd.
I.u,'inr me rle. like digging rns
tiiic,.. lii,nuic nsE:n NJ r.Ie aucss.
T-nas.- mylinu,- runtfi,ams r.le should
n. I,id unu minded ~ ps-insd srs'7
,inr l.1.. r,,e liic. 10 rnhds- Anr Dr.
llu, u iu,.,nr mnr ranse injury 10 ths
itliit, ny ,glin ~ yy particles ,alilu0
fiu-u Il. y fAie nsnEs ars likely -
,ui,. r.p sic should oe lad AZ INST ~
IA. li,t. u completed The stnailss
a,,..., n... l,ud ..,o.p ,.Ie hank rssA Q
n.nC. Large s,x.x mus, ~ laid ~
t,und s..sn r.ie rm.o,n ~ fns discA
al nins;,,ui~d nnd nsdir c:acRed sis
,;nuuir as ii..n.-1s-d. u .ls DOS
,o, ,,nn caos.ar n-s.i ,.is preredino
n,s !. ,s.iuula a. r-ir-isd ores unt.i y
f,E a. sac -np CorA.r al large cracks
vs,.i ui...-,.s - ,-ie NJ a.,.i cement
a.-... "a. r.ie ars ia;d snd insps~.~d
sl,- ,--.I,r i.se Nos-x- a.iics prcress -
r.Il..a ay-,ning and Ies. "a ses.:e T50
,u,-,ss. - 20 hold me tie n oosas:o0
and 1,r.~.-s; ,rs.aEnes shs-n The -.
niuinds,. ~ me iifca .s filed ASee
"a. lie urs pr.ipsd they nnr nesnsi0
ve,.,nu; injury ,oy several 1ays or IN
z. nj gf ras fl,caes are rsady sos
Tlllnr. z u. soil - c,ose and u 10
Desirable 20 aid ne -a;e. n reaching
me tile quickly. me ti.ca can - par
iEallr 1ils-d vt;h s.-ar or 5F1A ~
nrts stones and pieces n orsrk q
rsi-v M. a-aiinbie. CndeY ordinary
conditions ,sie ditch IN MOST eaAly
1il..d wifi a rur-1.piow -9uipped vita
an srs-asy - or - inches long. Az
other rns.sod ls 70 place The team %
one sids of .sis ditch and pull cas dirt
n vita a s~-apes s:nm he otase adA
The Keota news., 1919-07-25
nlalI q Hsr.

No. q eer.
"was the hast agreeable
with everybody except
wife"
The Keota news., 1919-07-25
B,e corn CONTEST
IS NOW ORGANIZED
Sixty-fve Counties in Indiana
Have Been Enrolled.
ceron0erss.sr - 4ho~ esch casnmuss.
~ ~o~ Proper nssho1s - psams.
ing co's.vss:en. 9ac-. Inc-sass
y,eso - croa

fF-essr-d sv he ca.ted States cspafR.
sfa-s; es AS-csIearsl
sixty i've Indiana counties have oe.
:auiz~t for tae d-e-ac:. cnra.esuW!a9
contest. tae biggest er.ns II the Kind
FOR the lsrzes, enroilmene ever al.
'a!n-i. A statewide campaign hao
been completed by pr.c,.c.! cnra.e-ov.
srs. and they report interest this rear
ss-~n"r han ever. This cnusese - coar
tur.st zach rear by .aa Indiana Corn
Srow.rs' association. working Ia GO.
operation with Purdue university al
IN. county agents.
The cnoxest ;Aia. year 10 ARRANGED
a!sn as q dsmonse.ar:na to Show each
community ho~ proper methods Of
piaat.ns- cultivation. :.r..l.x.ns and
other fac.1ry increase tie Yield. TAa
eniy requirements for entrance to the
contest are that tae contestant ntu caa
cor1.s-o~ers' association and asrss .
Keep a record of the cost Of neoducsaoa
Ok tas c.op on one of his aaaAD efu0
which tae dv~scrs pioe u Later -
le~.et
Ias assoc.at.on v,Il eve 9 broo1p
messss 70 each persoa prp,iuc!ng 3 %
10 o1sa-ss "f corn "a The ac1Q, s1lvaP
meaals 70 tnc.e pr~1u<sae = to 10
anshess. aad so,d nesAis 70 thuse srs~.
las NS bushels oe more. EAc1 epunr
y ais" one-s a minimum pr..s q "a
or hs e2uiTa;.nt in pr.30 70 ~ =
s'seH "a the eoIaey. 20 pex eat -.
ins s'Ten on the baas ot yieiA aad -
Per ceat on the basis Of cnse oe m.
fnc'ion.
The Keota news., 1919-07-25

asir lie n~ ~ iong lat~-ais and -
9nrH 's~ shortest total length af
main drains No hnrd and FAST nj.
~sn ~ given soy determining -sls s,.p
~ The tie 70 =. rtn..1. Drains .hnrls
- large enough 20 -s.ra~s "a. srr.
pos ~s's. o~for. the s-1ns AZ. IN.
1nrSd J. ls s~.-.- 20 ase sds.s .on
isf1e 'hsn :o.o small. and 10 Gle ,ess
,nae ao1r Inches "a 9is,us... shosfsn
~ osed Cn Common tnrs xll, Iosruu
SAer~ 'as srs-ace rainfall Is appr1x,.
11sesr D inches e.y.i,..acs II. as-.n,
nu oa '~o inches 70 100 Zee, x.Il
Ds0ssds ous:es drainage FOR ~ ac-.s
A'en-iu-a r.ls for - acrss. six-.nrh
- for % scres and sour-inra 81. 20,
~ screa
TIE proper hspsh for frs.n ..ies 1e.
DsAdo oDs0 he soiI and rar.es .-oru
go 10 -Four ssef In heavy silt loans
- deps1 asouid BE- s-sm -~a 70 .a-..
deet = fhis case the Iassra.s Shau,d
~ D's1e1 seo0 y 70 ~ ce.. aua--. n
"Den asaes siasf x5re up wsser r.adisS.
80 vAers ssae drains are three 70 -Four
~ daep. he lsserals mar b. .-,m n
- 10 feet apart Il fhe NOR. poruu,
esos Ne space nay b. even greater
osssrs prsev Psu.
1Ae dsaaaass ahD1td have A Sa.l al
~ le0 rzau one iarh 70 100 se.s I.
psssshae snd 4reacer sau than This 4,
~sry d-arabie- where LITTLE saIl In Oh.
seaued, osv7.caisr car. must b. taken
70 ieer0rs . proper Sy1sse Th> hr~,.
|ep fitch should b. xsres. A. n. our.
The Keota news., 1919-07-25

Chicago. JuIr E,.~.n vsrt
Killed and tps-.iif7'-..-v-n injured s.ieU
gigantic iIr-s.bi- an it, f--st riEs,'
caux.ir IRA and ..-.l -As, t..~'. crashing
iairNrv.i tsI. :.n-~ roof Of me Illinois
Tr-rs' and Savings Bank. Mos, II i-le
dead y-r'- employees II me hank.
trapped and burned ts i.-afl n d yifl.
-s.nc rain II Or. cal-.-,i by ia- *
pIo.ion II i.l- haIisons :-s-,iIn- ianSz
A. ufi~y hit n. roor II The r,f-tn,t-i
Of IN. bnns. sii..r- nor- f.ian 90
b"oxE--p.i'- and ri.-x-. nearly al
:.r.-- v--- WORKING:
RI. -Siiinp- had o--a ryin: n gas
-Sy above ti. io.p Tor s..v.r-ll hours
when f.~ accident o-t-ur-s-L
Wh-a approximately As, feet aisssss
r:sr bnns a spur If Tame WIS >~--t
"a .hoot from fl- top Of me .a> bad
near The c-nf-r Of the slrr-atr. tn.
crowds :nfh~r-.t On The .t-~~t "a
ssfc,i IA. flight sax lie s-~st ma.
chine buckle and qIiv~r ~ IL started
ON It's fafaI plunge.
Four of it, I've orrupant~ Jumped
ss.i t-so Of ;,se~-. landed safety IN "a.
-sr--rs a. tti- -oiimp.- v-ritabis ball
~ ran.. struck The roof II the hank
with a crash lusiibi~ throughout tho
l...p district
T. -.--iu-.i. lccortlin: 9. the surytv
orr. that Tic -nffr- bank vaS On sra
Breaking through III. IRON support.
R..N s.fk .k
la:- Of III. b,imp with tso h~svy 70.
ta-y engines snd several .a-.,iine
tanks smashed to the gooe
Instantly the tank. .xpi..i,-i. ss-at.
t-rtns = vsv- .f flaming .a.oiius
ever The WORKERS FOR a radius ot my
feet. A panic -n-u.-i There v-r.
only tso exits through which they
epuld l~sr. ne wire cage vhich sur
rounded the rotunsia.
s.iri- IN the second roor ran cream
ing to tn. windows and several jnmp...i
To- the str..t below
In an instant III. marol. rot,,n,..,
~as cleared. except for the dead
Who's. bodies v-r- buried under the
flaming mas. licked to q whit. hen,
by the sa.oiin- blaze. and the ty.n1
Sho craSi.' f--oiy away from N.
.sorchinx fire. their cioth.. ~iow.y
burning of.
tn. Intense heat ma,t- r..>su. WORT
lmpp--ibs. until after IN. ffrv depart.
m~nt arrived. 4 vas thirty minute.
before tn. bodies und..r the craft.
fu-ila;s could b. dra Sx-,i out They
vsr. burn.', beyond recognition.
N.anvhil. amhgiances from every
h.spita! and undertaking establish.
ment near the lo.p came and the p.p
tc- threw Gordon about the place
I1.ens we're found to have been morv
or less seriously cuf nv the ~how.s
o( 4tass which pre--.....i ths. explosion
The re~sus work Wa watched bv .
crowd of :ts.'sss on IA>uii. street ansl
Jackson boulevard. while morr t,,ou.
sands taaS places Of vantage ou tn.
buildings n.ar by
The eal>e of the fire which bros.yi.:
IN" Gaming Gas bag piansins DOWN is
not known. None 1t the crew could
ascrihe a definite r~n>ou. Tw. the
oefes were offered. however. tn. was
that . spark from the rotary nlosora
a dangerous type tn be carried under
an lnrAmmabl- gas bag. set the blimu
arrp
The Keota news., 1919-07-25
n AZlvG caaa6s8lE SMAs~G1
ivTc CHICAGO sAwA-
MANY INJURED
ELEVEN ARE KILLED
BAllccS ~ F3oST eL6sst
CATCHES FIRE AND FAILS
&c 6acUNc

v-.s-r-, s-..--..s.-,- r aisn Sow. s.r-s'-.
The Keota news., 1919-07-25

a0iS11Ag .s1a9 Val supply
- veil - sea0 HnIic pfi
asDeaU 95OURD ~
1slte-A . s00E0GR0s-s and
III 9S-1E0p nader = Eia-
0x-s10n @ nuDrr aao,k
00vO 6fesf:r and ~ su.
os5l0 Win ;ssO ass-sssoza-r :
GbAmGotA. 3tsxs-pnossfsssc
. Vaacnsxs transformation
aaos. H. sncSvzaae a S-
hang ameuuaae1a04
i0c9unmo "a OsAge,. alno
Q O000 amusyovNexens
XNsT0Unaa 00p.posaaunsn
Ga0U Oon1e-h aans~r a.~i
a9rea1rs .siiaDaaa. should
1all ~ ought % ss-S.
ehAs1n0 G3Ow Wsts, cfse siI
bath Mao GamEs Hal,
0nco s1aia md SAa1. s~2c
0oag1o0Ca. Writes: 9sfo
0rOo0ot a60U1 Q magic
WftA NJ ! 011e1 = pur
6sfogO aaat - Oaa-
CACTlON.-A21S0n9A As
un0ypAOsa ~ .sA~~-ni
0DosOe0asanD aOa Q0S1a.
0oouJd Due 0Oe1g % -
GNa0o OooOfss. - aaea :
10eo ooe da1ns0 10 0uf on
The Keota news., 1919-07-25
TIL People
SHOULD TAKE
PAoSPH HA1|
AG9htss0 LAso Naan ost.,- ala-... +,
pst - Firm. 'ssats,. ,Er ar:
- iau~ans 9n~ngn ;s-
M N0sNO Fa,.s

Judging Hxaxn ras n:ii-:I,-t,.si zr=ga-.-.,
md .NonDa0to N'snrn A.e rtl1 nm : :
M AosN8Saa0 AEN i:le ,iu,s-lu,s- z -
nun psssp0S assaair asr@uuairs III -
- ausR, ano rus9lhsnnG .xsV 81 ~, ~
The Keota news., 1919-07-25
suM % Plan ann install 4 ~'rrfii-
Sa,Inp System m Z Valns.
ME rg-iie -arn.
mE nuE ne FAv0RE3
sft,s-e phprs. u 'Vsr, ssHil lsssiie % -'-air
All ~ -Ana a,a,- ~'hr,e S.-,si;S
sn,i,c a. S,u,r.um-sep s,ie
.W Size ~ Tile.

lf'-.-ins.~ ~ IA. riiii.a Sii.lsi I-;ii.i--
fnr,r ~ h.-.zrgiitsr-s
a gent n,7liuni.s rrgr.n NJ .s.-<is
as,-n r!ur ], nw nntu,1lIlr wall drained
10 u I,e-;nnn.,i improvement, v''n,.a
ran,.nu... % pnf di,'ia.su, II che ,a'-p
~ an-'s.n..a c-rp n,y.uurlon. ig1'r
.:l,-.s.;i, nuu luwn, frequently ns.'.d
i'rssnnEs mu = p,vr...er lied.
wou.o .. g::r.n,1r i,np'-r-s.a.l Tile
n'1nns pnuillr E,re nn-r Iau,,uE.i
r'1sinnre r:iiu nr.n di;r.ass They
o.-iip' nu i,snu nu,~nce and 10 au, %.
is.'-.-- w";.i .ii,-inar 1i.~.-if.r.n y
:,'u's-.'r ranm,-ar-.a ..i.r -s.r,Ilrs nj.
pur nu expenditure ,os sniiu's.nnncr.
Eunrs'r,e Arrangement
-'ss innsr .-nnn,nir ur-zgnrr.nr., NJ
Ia. a'7stnnr. s,,sr..n !. nn. r.lu, ps.s
The Keota news., 1919-07-25
AtelRtiaA 1ae k4Ma.

Attention for t4snA
The old idea that hens do not neea
much attens10a has a1nnose 6nn.
,.sret.
The Keota news., 1919-07-25
patents -: - :: :; f:.:;: &
Dnn0annooL ~ N6101orss s.sss-s
One e1ceess or.

One eSesesser.
Il can handle any sab g. so i
gloves"
Then please ian't t-v I've -
The Keota news., 1919-07-25

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Ga8 ~ inEhtAe vita Cgrc--s O..
DRae X2t Dneai1S shalrgg =
C1oc1HA Soao and hot va Va
0em ye0e SVsR51ay toilet pr a-l1'
- Aov0 . c1ane akan and SOC. 3.
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The Keota news., 1919-07-25

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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-06

ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.
BY A GENTLEMAN, ROOM AND
board for the weekend, all through
the winter, at Bay ST. Louis. Not
on or near tie beeeh; or, would
rent small furnished house, off
from the heach-from October to
April. Address 4ssarles APRIL,
27I8 Howard Sc, New Orleans, La.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-06
Notice to Physicians, Mdwives, Local
Registrars and General Public:-

I am Informed by the director of
vital statistics of the State Board of
Health that beginning September 1,
1919, there will be campaign
launched for the purpose of gaining
admittance into the registration area
for birth statistics. This campaign
will continue through September,
October, November and December.
1t is earnestly requested that every
physician, midwife, local registrar Of
the district in which they live.
Anyone responsible, including
the parents of a newborn, failing to
report as required by law, is liable
to prosecution.
Please let US be prompt in at
tending to this very important mat
ter, and | feel sure we will go "over
the top as in previous drives.
Each midwife, local registrar and
physician is requested to meet me at
Logtown on September 1st, at 10 A.
NJ. or Bay st. Louis on August 25, at
$50 A. NJ.
j. w. MOODY, NJ. D.,
County Health Officer.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-06
Experts or Theorists
Which?

The packing industry is intri-
cate, complex-far more SO than
the railroads or the telegraph.
Every day multiplying needs
OF society increase its problems
and multiplying responsibilities
demand more Of it.
Highly trained experts, spec
ialists Of years experience,
thinkers and creative men, de-
vote their lives, their energies,
their activities, to solving the
problems of the packing industry
and meeting its widening duties.
Swift & Company is not a few
dozen packing plants, few
hundred branch houses, q few
thousand refrigerator cars, and
few million dollars OF capi-
tai, but an organization of such
men. It is the experience, in
telligence, initiative and activity
which operates this physical
equipment.
Can this intelligence, this ex-
perience, this initiative and cre-
ative effort which handles this
business at profit of only a
fraction of a cent per pound from (
all sources, be fostered through
the Intervention of political
theorists, however pure their
purposes? Or be replaced by
legislation? Does Congress really
think that it can2
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters of administration in the
matter of the estate of MRS. Annie
Mary Schwall, deceased, were grant
ed to the undersigned by the Chance
ry Court of Hancock County, State
of Mississippi, on the 8th day of July,
A. D. 1919, and notice is hereby Civ
en-, according to law, requiring any
and all persons having claims against
said estate to have same probated
and registered by the clerk of said
court, and failure to probate and re-
gister within one year from date will
bar the clam.
This 10Th day of July, A. D. 1919.
LOUIS V. SCHWALL,
Administrator.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-06

DUROC JRSEY PIGS FOR SALE.
SEVERAL DUROC JERSEY PIGS
for sale. Address w. j. Harrison,
Telephone-131.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-06
CLASSES FOR TRAINED NURSES.

A FEW MORE VACANCIES IN
THE CLASS UOW STARTING AT
VICKSBURG SANITARIUM TRAIN
ING SCHOOL FOR NURSES.
YOUNG LADIES WHO WISH TO
BECOME TRAINED NURSES WILL
PLEASE WRITE FOR PARTECU-
AIRS AT ONCE. THOSE WISHING
TO BEGIN TRAINING WITH THE
FALL CLASS SHOULD Apply NOW
AND FINISH A PART OF THEIR
PROBATION TERM BEFORE THE
FALL CLASSES START.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-06

AUTOMOBILE FOR RSALE-CHEAP
HAVING PURCHASED A NEW CAR
my Overland" is for. sale. 1t will
pay prospective purchaser to inves-,
tigate. Car in good condition;
starter; new tires, etc. Address c.
G. Moreau, Echo Bldg, City.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-06
Cl,anccry Summons--No. 2242.

The State of Mississippi.
To Irene Rochon: You are COM
manded to appear before the Chance
y Court of the County of Hancock,
n said State, on the Fourth Monday
Of October, A. D. 1919, to defend the
suit in said Court of Willie Rochon,
wherein you are defendant.
This Gath day of July, A. d. 1919.
(SEAL.) A. A. KERGOSIEN, Clerk.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-06
Chancery Summons-No. 2246.

The State of Mississippi:
To Summer Winston You are
commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court of the County OF
Hancock, in said State, on the fourth
Monday of October, A. D. 1919, to
defend the suit in said Court of Rena
Winston, wherein you are defend
ant.
| This 18th day Of August, A. D. 1919.
(Seal.) A. A. KERGOSIEN,
Clerk.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-06
STATEMENT OF THE FINANCIAL
CONDITION OF THE
MERCHANTS BANK,

Located ut Bay st. Louis, in the County OF
Hancock, state of Mississippi, at the
close of business
JUNE so, 1919.
made to the Board of Bank Examiners.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-06
chancery Summons--No. 224s.
The State of Mississippi

The State of Mississippi
To Joseph Taylor-You are com
lnaaded to appear before the Chance
~ Court of the County of Hancock,
in said SIate,s on the Fourth Monday
Of Octobtr, A. D. 1919, to defend tn
suit in said court of Louisa Taylor,
being suit for divorce, wherein yov
are a defendant.
This 25th day Of August, A. D.
1919. A. A. KERGOSIEN,
(Seal.) Clerk.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-06
cHANCERY sUMMoNs-No. 2241.
The State of Mississippi.

The State of Mississippi.
To Sarah van:-You are COM
handed to appear before the Chan
.ery Court of the County Of Hancock,
n said State, on the Fourth Monday
If October, A. D. 1919, to defend the
uit in said court of Thomas GoVan
wherein you are defendant.
This 18th day of July, A. D. 1919.
(Seal.) A. 4. KERGOSIEN, Clerk.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-06
A. & C. THEATRE PROGRAM.

-. y X
For Next Week beginning Monday:
MONDAY, Sept. 8-Alma Rubens n
"A Mans Country" Mutual
TUESDAY, Sept. 9-Robert Warwick
in Secret Service Aircraft spe-
cial.
WEDNESDAY, Sept 1o-Made,aine
Traverse in When Fate Decides"
Fox.
THURSDAY, Sept. lie. K. Lin
coln in "Virtuous Men Special.
FRIDAY, Sept. 12-Iune Elvidge IN
''The Social Pirate.' World.
SATURDAY,, Sept. I3. Bryant
Washburn Putting 1t Over."
Paramount.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-06
Chancery Summons-No. 2z51.

Ihancery SunmOns-No. ZZ5I.
The State of Mississippi:
To Harry Miller -: You are COM
manded to appear before the Chance
ry Court of the Couaty of Hancock
in said State, on the fourth Monday
of October, A. D. 1918, to defend the
suit in said court Of Pearl Miller,
wherein you are a defendant.
This SO day of August A. D. 1919.
(Seal.) A. A. KERGOSIEN, Clerk.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-06
FOR SALE.

ORGAN-SUITABLE FOR SMALL
churches, lodge rooms, school
houses Or homes. Price very low
for Hancock county buyers. ?. O..
Box SO, Bay st. Louis. Miss.
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be glad to know that thy IRE
finding the far We. c1l-I to
their expectations.
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SIAIE OF ARKANSAS
EXECUTIVE DEP ARTMENT
PROCLAMATlO


To All to Whom These Presents Shall Come--Greetinrs:
WHEREAS. 1t has become dstressney evident that
lnroad@ OF the dread disease tuberculosis uon the lives Of
the people Of this country and State have reached sers
proportions; and
WHEREAS, 1t is lamentabe demonstrated fact that
5000 men women and children Arkansas alone died last
year from this terrible plague while 25000 more were AZ
lceea causing an economic loss 10 commonwealth. of
approximately $14,000,000 and
WHEREAS, This distressing condition has become
more vitality dangerous with each succeeding wear accom-
panied by an everncreasng mortality list due III part 10
iack OF necessary funds with which combat the disease
especially among those citizens State which Ignorance
or poverty or both have rendered cay victims OF the s
ease; and
WHEREAS, 1t Is now imperative that definite organ
led and effective steps be taken this Disastrous
toll upon the people of State that they NAV be ad
ysed against the ravages of this fatal Sickness ard
WHEREAS, The Arkansas Public Health Association
In conjunction with the National tuberculosis Association
is about to undertake the raising of $i5600) within the
State as It's quota of the national fund one-haf
hoh dollars TO be raised through the sale G Christmas
Seals to tight tuberculosis and because Approximately 80
per cent of this $4,000 to be expended within the bor-
deEs of Arkansas:
NOW, THEREFORE,, I. Charles H. BroaSh Governor
of the State of Arkansas by virtue of the authority vested
III NE under tie Constitution and bylaws said State do
hereby proclaim TO the citizens of the commonwealth that
during the period beginning Wednesday laoInq Noyea-
per Il, and ending Wednesday night December "a that
they besow attention. lend effort and strength and buy
literally to the fullest extent Of their meaS response to
this appeal TO be made by the Arkansaa Public Health
sociatioa through its loyal and devoted workers.
AND further request that this FRO araatan be read
aloud from every pulpit both white coored in the COM
nonwealth Sunday November s. and the following
Wednesday III every school, that the children also to the
extent Of their interest and effort may en In tbs gay
important work.
ISisn2dl CHARLES L. CROUCH,
Governor Of Arkar-os
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% Frs INGRAM

Among other events of in
interest that occurred in this
ely on Afni4tice Day was the
Waadag o. Miss Florence Rogers
and Mr. Pen Ingram. The
ceremony was performed at the
Associate Reformed Presby-
terrain Hanse, Rev. G. K. Rogers
0lfie atinG. Only close relatives
ard intimate friends were
present.
The bliae is the pretty
daughter Of Mrs. L. o. Rogers
Of s2---r this city, the only
,ist = Of Mr.. Richard Rogers.
@he = most capable young
lady and had made many
friends while attending the Mon
ticello schools.
~ groom - the youngest
on Of the late Rev. Ben Ingram,
q noted evangelist Of this sec
'an. alr Ingram is a musician
! 81 more than ordinary ability,
having been a member of the
Monticello Concert Band for a
number Of years. At present he
is employed by the E. A. Cason
Company.
The Young people will have
the conFratIlation and best
wishes Of q large number of
friends in this city.
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J. KNOX WOOD
GRADES COTTON
FREE FOR GROWERS

Cotton growers should avail
themselves of the free cotton
grading service of the State De
partment of Agriculture, Blu
reau of Markets and Agricul-
tural Extension Division. This
service was established by the
three departments indicated
and J. Knox Wood, cotton
specialist, was employed jointly
by them for this purpose,
"Now al the time where there
is q question az to the true value
of cotton the growers should be
urged to take advantage of this
service in every possible way"
said w. c. Lassetter, Director
of Agricultural Extension, in a
statement issued to county a
gents this week. Where posi-
sible, this service will return an
estimate of value. When that
is impossible, Mr.. Wood will at
least give accurate information
as to the exact condition Of the
cotton. The grower should APP
preciate that this is q means Of
obtaining accurate information
from an expert whose business
It Is 10 give reliable opinions
and advice which is not preju-
diced by any commercial inter
est in the crop,
The grower may write to
J. Knox Wood asking for frank
ed labels so that the sample can
be sent to his Office without
even paying postage charges
Otherwise the sample may be
mailed by parcel pest to j. Knox
Wood, care Of Bureau of Mar
kets, State Capitol Building
Little Rock. All inquiries anc
samples are given prompt at
tention and growers will find
that it is really Il valuable ser
vice"