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CaTta de Ia Junta Local
de exenCiOneS
Con gusto iinsertamos Ia siguiente
farta que sc mos remite:
Headquarters, Camp Las Casas. PR
Mario IA, 1919.

@i"i ~ IL AVlH.
/ SefOres:
Adjunto tengo el gusto de incluirles
blancos para el cobro de la bonifieaci6n
de SESENTA 10000 d6lares que hace
el Gobierno de los Estados Unidos q
los soldados lieenciados
El obieto principal al solicitar Ia
cooperation de las Juntas Locales, es
evitar que los soldaios Sc vean obli-
gados recurrir personals que les co
brasen por el modelo adiunto. a este
,blanco Sc le unira la licencia que le fut
4 entregada a cada hombre III licenciar
I Sc, ambos documentos seran envia
dos a esta ofcina utilizando para clio
los sobres dc libre franqueo que le in
cluimos.
Tenga especial cuidado al llenar el
blanco que sea con letra clara v legi-
bic, 81 es possible en- maquinilla. Isl nom
brc (name), range (ranl0, organiza
ci6n Organization, y ndmero de SCI
RE (S. NJ SON datos que aparecen en-
Ia Iiceneia.
/ TT "record' militar del individuo
empieza el dia en- que este lego al Cam
pamento; esta fecha aparece al dorso
\ de la liceneia donde dice Enlisted or
Indueted'' Despues de entrada esta
fecha Y continuation Sc haran apa-
reeer las diferentes organizacioues
\ (compafia regimiento) a que perte.
neei6 el soldado 81 este estuvo en- mas
de una organization; de 10 contrario
/ solo ase hara apareeer In compahia y
regimiento en- que estuvo dcsde que
lego hasta que fu6 hceneiado.
\ ST 81 interesado no sabe irmar hara
una cruz Y frmara como testigo cual-
4 quier miembro de Ia Junta cualquicr
persona de responsabilidad.
FL eeheque por SESENTA $4,000
d6lares 10 enviaran direetamente de
Washington al soldado, al mismo
tempo le devolveran su licencia.
Diri6a toda Ia correspondence rela
I eionada con este asunto al
CAMP PERSONNEL ABUNDANT
CAMP LAS cAsAs, P. R.
Atentamente
L. S. Emmanuelli.
Major Inf L. $. a.
= Personnel Abundant
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la opera That's, del insignc compost.
tor frances Jules Massenet, fue estre.
NADIA en- Paris, en- el teatro de la Ope.
"a C6mica, en- el aiio de 1894. Ha sido
representada con 6xito on todos los
teatros de Europa America. FL asun.
To del libreto fue escrito por Louis Ga.
llct, basado en- la famosa novela That's,
del celebre nOvelista Anatole France.
En- la noche del Jueves subi6 por pri.
mera vez escena en- ell Municipal Ia
preciosa partitura de Massenet. Guam.
do llegamos al teatro, la representation
habia comenzado, y perdimos la intro.
ducci6n.
La primera escena Sc desarrolla en-
nm campo dc cenobitas cerca del Milo
El coro inicial de los monies es I'M nG-
nero exquisite. No conociamos la obra,
pero desde los primeros acordes nos
atrajo Ia sugerencia de una musica
nueva. No era Ia comedia v vieja mG.
sica mel6dica a que tan acostumbrados
m6sica de "Thais'' no es la m1sica pc
gajosa sentimental de Donizetti Y
Bcllini. Es una m1sica muy moderna
Inuy complicada, muy grave, Y muy
cientifica. Hay que escuchar Ia obra
muchas veces para poder apreciar sus
meritos intrinsecos. El pdblico profano
no puede darse cuenta de primera in.
tenei6n del espiritp de la mlsiea de
That's. Como el 'Fausto, de Gounod
IN mdsica de That's es profana y misti-
ca I'm tempo mismo. rs grandiosa,
solemne, y emincntemente esp.ritualis.
IN.
FL desempeno dc la obra cstuvO a
cargo de Viglione, Sinagra y Blanca
saroya, que fu6 Ia protagonista. Estos
tres artistas tuvicron su cargo todo
el peso de la obra. rs una opera pocC
movida para 81 tenor, que casi desem
peha un papel secundario. La soprano
lifica Y el baritone amman con su cons
tante presencia la escena.
La eseena del sueho del monte Atra
nael es primorosa. La orquesta di6 bri
llantez al momento con la ejecuci6r
dc un intermezzo, soberbo por su fac
tura incompatible. la romanza de des
pedida de Athanael sus cOmpahero;
dc Cenobio, antes de partir para Ale
iandria en- busca de That's, fue inter
pretado por Roberto Viglione de nj
modo caracteristico, La plegaria de los
cenobitas es mo de los n1merOs mas
solemnes de la obra. Lastima que hays
sido cantado por un eoro tan POGO nu
trido Y tan NAL orientado.
El segundo acto Sc desarrolla en- e
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INSTITUTE Buffalo, NJ !.
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LA VIDA EN- Ell PUERTO

Informs Official de las dltimas "a no
ras, que terminaron ell dia IA al medic
dia.
Entradas.
FL transporte americana Hancock =,
proeedente de Panama, condueiendo trO-
pas.
Salidas.
Ninguna.
Ell vapor "San Juan" Sc espera de
un momento Otro, procedente de New
York.
El vapor espafol Montevideo" sa-
ho aver a las cuatro para Espaha.
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Ramon LEBRoN.

Fernandez, Servando Pico, Maria Isa-
bel Pico, Juan Angel Pico Y Jose Ra7
mon Pico.
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COntinuaci6n dc Ia lra pagina.

predicara este. Dice que 10 que Sc quia-
re es atemorizar a los trabajadores pa
ra que Sc presten las combinaeiones
de las Corporaciones.
Que ha habido huelgas en- muehOs
pueblos por los tabaqueEos, .pero que
como estos estan mas adelantados y
mas instruidos, las han ganado todas,
pnes no Sc les ha podido dasbara-
tar los meetings. Dice que por medic
de estos movimientos los trabaiadores
estan en- condolences de ganar hoy un
peso en- lugar de-45 eentavos que ga.
nnban anteriormeRte.
Termin6 la session las dos Y media
dc Ia tarde.
Peticiones
No. 29.-"a av--De los Catedratieos
de Ia Universidad de Puerto Rico: So.
licitando Sc provea por una ley, para
Ia construction de un edifeio para el
Colegio de Leyes Y Farmacia de la
Universidad.
Proyectos.
p. del $. 9S.--Por el senior Tous So
to.-Para garantizar los derechos de
reunion y libre emission del pensamien.
to, fjando la penalidad para la infrac-
ci6n de las mismas, para otros fines.
p. del s. 99.-Por los sefiores Suso-
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DOCTOR ESPECIALISTA
AMPARADoR DEL sExO FEMENrSo
Dedic6 vida ~ cstudio de los dolores del alum
bramicnto las dolcncias fcnienfnas.

Mllarcs dc seloras sehoritas Estsaas uatss.
del eSuaniero pueden decir que dsbts ssIaa
feiieidad dlfrutan 81 oporiBns ds D. sspifs
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suscribase a EL MUNDo.
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medicina del Dr.J.iI. bye.
espeoialista emincnte en- -
obssetrfcia y las doienrias
fenleuinds.
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Fl Dr. H. L. GuIIsette de Ia FacuItad de Nei,ein, a
Bunalo. ~ ". 3. o. De A.. CERIIEICA. ~. -.

faia aV2f Jos duoce dtl lfs feHf#fsf
saa ue % pcstafo lus mei1res ssrgas ~ tseaieaf ~
sehoas las i6tcncs cue radecsn ~ Eialss d8enss
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-27
BOND ISSUE FOR
ROADS TO Be ASKED
N MISSISSIPPI SOON.
twenty-five Million Dollars Amount
Suggested by State Highway
Department-To Be Ask
ed of Legislature.
STATEWIDE CAMPAIGN FOR
GOOD ROADS SUGGESTED,
Federal Government Would Give
Like Amount, Making Fifty
Million Dollars For Mis-
sissippi Highways.

The January session of the Missis-
;ippi Legislature will be asked to
authorize a bond issue of $25 200, 600
:or good roads, according to infor-
nation given Que at Jackson yester-
day by the Mississippi Highway Com
mission. This issuance of bonds would
BE conditioned upon the receiving of
IN equal amount from the federal
government.
A call will be issued from Jackson
within the next few days for meet
ng of good roads enthusiasts to be
neld at Jackson durh4gg the State Fair
when the Mississippi Good Roads As
siciation will be reorganized and the
outline of the proposed measure dis
cussed. All members elect of the Le-
gislature will be invited, and already
she highway commission claims that
many have given their assurance that
shey will support the measure.
The plan to be presented provides
Cor a sinking fund to be created by
4 special levy tax on automobiles,
based on horsepower. Ten years
only will be needed to retire the en-
slreDond issue, according 10 HeHipeIS
of the commission.
The money would be spent for a
State system of good highways to be
built under direction of the State
highway engineer and his assistants.
No attempt has been made to total
county bond issues passed for road
work in the past few months, but it
is known that they run far into the
millions, and added to the $50,00G,-
900 State and Federal funds, would
give Mississippi one of the finest high
est highway systems in the country.
Many other States have tried the
State bond issue plan, with the prin-
cipal and interest taken care of by
a special tax on automobiles, and
have found it feasible.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-27
Rev. DIR. Thomas B. Clifford Re-
ceives Call from Algiers Pulpit.

When shown the following article
from Thursday mornings New Or
leans Times -Picayune, DR.. Clifford
said to The Echo that yes, it was true
he had received a call from the
Algiers church, but the matter was
so fresh and so little discussed that
he was surprised it had already reach
ed the press. My going away, said
DIR. Clifford, would largely depend on
the view the Bishop would take of
the matter; that it was left to him to
say whether he could be transferred
from one diocese to another. Contin-
uing he said: The pay would not at
tract me to leave here. The only
compensation that would attract is
the larger field to work in the Mas
ter's vineyard" The article from
the TIP. follows:
Rev. Thomas B. Clifford, rector of
Christ Church, Bay st. Louis, Miss,
probably will succeed Rev. ]. S.
Vail, whose resignation becomes eff
fective December / as rector of the
Mt. Olivet Church of Algiers. DR..
Vail will succeed Rev. Clarence w.
Bispham of the Free Church of the
Annunciation, Camp and Race street,
whose resignation takes effect Octo-
Der /.
The vestrymen of the Mt. Olivet
Church sent an offer to DR.. Clifford
Wednesday. The Mississippi cler-
gyman, vestryman sad, is an elo-
quent preacher and good organ
ger. They said they believe their
chances for obtaining him good. He
also Will precah at st. Johns Mission
Chapel, Third ands Annunciation
| streets.
Rev. DR.. Bispham recently left
New Orleans aboard the passenger
/ steamship Creole for New York. He
will spend some time in Boston, lat
er travelling first to japan and thence
! to the Holy Land.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-27
Letter from J. E. Ruff, Emergency
District Agent


Jackson, Miss, Sept. 10, 1919.
Louis, Miss. Dear Mr.. Pittman-l
am in receipt of a Hancock county
fair catalogue and premium list. II
is we'll gotten up and shows clearly
that you have given careful thought
to the distribution of premiums.
Arrangements have been made
with Mr. r. H. Pate to be with you or
both days of your fair. Mr.. Pate i:
competent judge and has had a
great deal of experience in judging
both agriculture and livesock. Ono
or two years he judged the Mississip
pi State Fair. ,. IN.
In looking over y .ium list
of the Mississippi Sts, @ r no
tice that $500 is offered for the best
general agricultural exhibits. This
exhibit to be made by county and
preferably by he couny agent. Since
your fair will be held on October G
and 10, convenient time before
the Mississippi State Fair. / am won
dering if you would not be interest
ed in bringing the best products from
your county lar 10 tie otd1e dii.
feel sure that you would win enough
premiums to pay all expenses on the
exhibit, however, this is merely a
suggestion and want you to do
whatever you think best. Quite
number of our agents are going to
put on county exhibis. In he event
you are interested please write me
at once so that | can reserve
booth for your exhibit.
Trusting that you may have goo:
fair, with large attendance, am
Yours very truly,
j E. RUFF
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-27
COMMISSION FINDS OYSTERS IN
PLENTY ON REEFS.
Visits Reefs Near Pass Christian,
Wayeland and Cat Island.

Biloxi, Miss, Sept. 26.-The Mis-
sissippi Oyster Commission, compos-
ed of prominent citizens, accom-
panied by Chief Inspector Staehling
and his deputies, made tour of in
spection of the oyster reefs near Pass
Christian, Waveiand, Cat Island and
others Thursday aboard the commits
sion boat j. D. Minor. The commits
sioners found the bivalyes to be plen-
tiful, indicating a successful season
opening October /. These tours are
made by the sommissien annually
tfios to the enenfnE af the season.
and are followed up during the oyster
season for the purpose Of continual
ly ascertaining the condition of the
various reefs.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-27
What the Minister Said.

The editor Of a certain newspaper
was called out of town for week
or more and he called upon minis
ter of the gospel to edit the paper
during his absence. While he was
away the following letter came to
the office from a subscriber: 81
know very well that | paid my sub
scription to your paper the last time
was in your office. If | get any
more letters from you, as / received
last week, / will come in and maui
hi out of you" The minister an
swered like this: 81 have been try
ing to get that out of the editor for
ten years, and if you will come down
and maui it out of him, then, my dear
sir, / have twenty members of my
church l would have yau operate on
-Byhaha (Miss.) Banner.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-27
HIGHWAY TO GULF
COAST CONTRACT IS
GIVEN TO N. 0. FIRM.
/. O. Times-Picayune Is Authority
For Announcement of Conrac.
For Chef Road Let.
WORK. WILL BE PUSHED TO RA-
PID COMPLETION SAYS KERR,
assistant Louisiana State Highway
Engineer-Twelve Months she
Limit-Contrac. Calls for
Expenditure $7oO, 900.

Work on the Chef Menteur road
Jays yesterday N. q TimesP Picayune,
which eventu ~ will gisS New Or.
cans highway to tbs Gulf Coast,
will begin Frid-.y fording to an
nouncement by Cls nc. Kerr, as
sistant State Highway engineer.
Contract for the work has been let
20 A. 3. Blakemere and Co., oper-
..ting jointly with Hampton Reynolds.
Building of the road will be under
supervision of the State engineers.
Bids for completion of this road
we're invited some time ago, but no
action was taken because Of INSULT
,ient information as to the condition
If the part Of he road already sarted.
Jew bids recently we're asked and en-
sineers of the State Highway De-
oartment made survey of the road,
is condition, requirements and 9TH
,r details, in order to determine the
approximate cost of he work in ad-
Judging the bids.
Three miles of the road have been
completed near Chef Menteur and
Stag has been laid for a distance of
line miles this side of the complied
lection. Drainage basins have been
ut and work to be started this week
Will be the laying Of Stag for the re-
mainder Of the distance.
"Work will be rushed on the road
md we hope to complete it within a
lew months" said Mr.. Kerr. "How-
ever, we expect some little delays in
Getting materials on account OF short
lge of cars. We have twelve months
n which to complete the work, but
1ope to have it finished before that
time"
Funds for the project are raised
through bond issuesof 700, 900, one
.alf being used to finance the Chef
Menteur road, and the other half
rom New Orleans to Hammond.
Plans for the Stase Highway De-
,artment include ferry across the
chef, continuation of the road to Sl-
iell and thence ovN 1eha Rigolets via
:.erry. where it win be connected
With the highway on the Gulf Coast
.unning to Mobile.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-27
NEW EVENTS MARK
THEFORTHCOMNGOF
HANCOCK co. FAR.
Fair Management Particularly Foy
tunste in Securing R. r. Pate,
of A. & w. College, TO De-
liver Opening Address.
WILL ALSO JUDGE LIVE STOCK
-AGRICUHTURA PRODUCTS
Mr.. Pate Competent Judge-Serveo,
Mississippi State Fair In Simi-
lar Capacity Two Years
Is Well Known Here.

The Hancock County Fair, to take
place in Bay st. Louis on October
9th and 10th, continues to be favor
ed with new events almost daily
that are going to contribute to make
the occasion more successful; pleas
ant and instructive.
'"This is encouraging" says Mr..
B. Pittman, county agent, who is
general manager of the county fair,
"and it helps considerably in ou1
work squirting our efforts to greater
activity.
"We are particularly fortunate
says Mr.. Pittman, sin succeeding il
getting Mr.. r. H. Pate, of the Exten
sion Department of the Mississippi
A. & M. College, to deliver the ad
dress of the day and to act as judge
of the agricultural products and live
stock. Mr.. Pate is well known in
South Mississippi and over Hancock
county, having appeared before oul
people and addressed them on va
rious, occasions. His ability well
fits the occasion, as he fully under
stands the work and our problems
here"
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-27
|SAEnGAR COMPANY
OF n. 0. FEATURES
BAY ST. LOUIS HOME:
On Theatre Program In Special
Number Issued for Current
Week Elmwood Manor
Given Prominence.
SPLENDID PIECE OF ADvERTIs-
ING FOR BAY ST. LOUIS.
Bay St. Louis Recreation Home to Be
Used all Year Round Says
Company-"Afl Work and
No Play" Etc, Etc.

"The Saengerette" is the title of
/ the program used by the Saenger
Amusement Company for its different
| New Orleans theatres, namsly, the
| Strand, Globe, Plaza, Trianon and
! Liberty.
The program, consisting of 20
pages, is enclosed in beautifully
/ Autographed cover, and on its front
page, done in harmonious colors, is
a picture of "Elmwood," the hand
some Bay ST. Louis beach home ra-
Gently purchased from Mrs. w. II.
Bouslog by the Saenger Company
for use as recreation home for th,
employees of its different theatres
over the South. The home for years
was known as the ante-bellum home
of the Cowand family, an6 later for
a long time as the country home of
Louis Leonhard, merchant, of New
Orleans who spent much of his time
here.
This is a splendid piece of publ
city for Bay st. Louis with a circula-
ton in city of 100000 and where
transients swarm all the winter.
Within the covers of the Saenger-
cite we find the following reference
to ..Gslmwood Manor"
"As an appreciation of the loyalty
of its employe personnel and to fur
ther cement the bonds of happy COM
radeship which exists in the organ
ization, the Saenger Amusement
Comany this summer purchased
magnificent estate in Bay st. Louis,
Miss, "Eh Mood Manor" a perfect
type of the aristocrat old Louisiana
plantation home-the most comfort
able of all structures designed for hu-
man habitation-set in the midst of
spacious lawns and beautiful gardens
fianked by giant elms and venerable |
oaks whose hoary limbs are wreath
ed in festoons of Spanish moss. It's |
grounds front the beach for a dis
tance of over city block and extend
and magnolia. There are quantities
of fruit and pecan trees, scuppernohg
arbors and berry vines on the estate !
"Elmwood' is \ tended by the COM
pany as year-'round recreation
home. It's employees throughout the
circuit are privileged to use the place
at any season of the year in their lei
sure moments. Vacation period will,
of course, find it most populous, but |
the huge log-burning freplaces will
oft times be ablaze in the cold
months.
All work and no play |
makes Jack dull boy, says an old |
adage. We have work, lots of it, but
provision has, we see, been made for
play. There you have the inspiration /
for our Saengerette cover this week. /
In the one building pictured We work, I
in the other we play. In the one we
apply ourselves to workaday prob
lens with unbounded enthusiasm !
without time or inclination to think
of anything but business, except per-
haps when we're seated at lunch
we have our own cafeteria in this
building. In the other we apply our
selves with equal enthusiasm to the
problem of having a good time.
We're at play now and business is
how are we going to
forget our company Or our business
when we meet here fellw workers
from different points 'on the cir
,uit?'"
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-27

The si1eriffs- elect OF Mississinn,
VINO had planned to meet stSJaekson
September gath, have decided to as
semble with the association Of sher-
lffs which goes to Jackson October 8.
according to an announcement by
5. III. Bagwell, sheriff-elect of CIai-
borne county. Mr. Bagwell urges q
full attendance of sheriffs-elect and
suggests that each invite the senator's
and representatives Of his county to
attend to hear discussed the salnrv
law, which will be only one of the
many important topics up for dis
cussion at the meeting.
+. Van Whitfield, sherifr-clect of
Hancock county. intends being pres
ent at this meeting.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-27

MIR. I'll. j. fhnrsten is spending
the week in New Orleans, where his
company, the Thurston Turtle Cam
ming Company has an excellent exhi-
bit at the Industrial Exposition held
in that city this week during the AID
Mems Convention. The exhibit is
very creditable one, attracted many
visitors and viii help to- expand the
Campany's trade, which is growing
Y TIE tune,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-27

To Henry W. Olsbn:-Yaa are COM
manded to appear before the ChaOy
cery court Of the county Of. Hsn.
cock, in said Ssate, On the fa,arib
Monday Of Qetober,. A, D.. 1sas,. q.
ds1SsRd The suit in said cour.. uf Mr. s
rsstA Olson. being. . ssit Tor d;.
vorce, wherein you sSs. 8 sdefesdAnt
This 22nd day Of Septs. As d. I9Ibs
lsssl. A Ak1KGoslEN, Qlarks.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-27
chancery summon.-No. 22so.

Chancery Summons-No. 2250.
The State of Mississippi:
To Philomene Acker:-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 Char
iie Acker, Jr., wherein you are ., oe1
PENDANT. sss go
This z7Il day of. Sept. A, D. 1919.
IlSssls3 . M 4. KERGosIEN. Clerk.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-27
GULFPpRf MAsoNs BUY NEW
BUILDING,

Pay $40, 900 for Two-story Brick
Building at 18th and oath.
The Gulfport Masons have pur-
chased the two-story brick building
at the corner of Fourteenth street
and Twenty-fourth avenue at cost
of SIC, 900, which they will occupy
as 4 temple in the near future. The
building viii furnish local Masons an
excellent hoHas, if being one Of the
best in Gplfport.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-27
509S0s.Sz

/, George r. Rea, do solemnsy swear that
the above Is true statemeA: Of the 6nan-
eial condition of The Merchants Bank. 10,
Gated at Bay st. Louis, In the county ef
Hancock, State of Mississippi, at tie close
of business on the 18th day of Sept. 1918, to
the best Of my knowledge and he.ssk
GEO. h. nEA. Cashier.
1, 1920.
correct JOHN C.SotSACH.
GEO. EDWARDS, Directors
STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
County of Hancock.
Sworn to and subscribed befere coe by
Geo. X. lea, cashier, this % day of Sept.
1919 ), A. BREATH.
;! p. ex.afaoao Notary Public.
tSEA+.l. ~ esmmissisa expires January
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-27


MoNDAf, Sept. 29-Wm. Desmond
In "A Sage Brush Hamlet"
TUESDAY, Sept. 30-Irene Castle
IN The Firing Liner Ateraft
Special.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. IA Fox Fea-
ture.
THURSDAY, Oct. 2-Wm. S. Hart
IN Border Wireless. Aircraft.
FRIDAY, October 3-Montagu Love
in Thru the Tolls" World
Oct. Dorothy nh in
"Out Of Luck" Paramount.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1919-09-27

The State Of Mississippi;
To Z, A. Carco:-feu srs con4-
manded to appear before tha Chan
cery Court of the County Of Hancock,
in said State. on the fourth Moaday
Of October. A. d. 1919. to defend the
suit in said Court of Theresa CARGO,
being suit for divorce, wherein you,
are defendant.
This the 23rd day Of September,
A. d. 1919.
(Seal.) A. A. KERGoSIENs Clert.