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The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-06
UNIVERSITY MAINTENANCE FUND

Whenever Arizona is mentioned from an lndustrlal
standpoint it is thought of mining state ana Win no
light for is the greatest copper producer OF all
the states Yet it is not known generally that IN the ma
ter of agriculture it ranks very high and IN the araoe
lands susceptible of cultivation it ranks SO high that t
possibilities in that direction are equal to its area tltth
in the Union Even today its agriculture ranks in lmpor
lance and value with many states which are CONSIDERED
purely agricultural. e.,,
The agricultural states have found it very profitable
to support literally their colleges of agriculture; and the
mining states have found profitable to grant ber
al support to their schools of mines 1t is related that at
cost not exceeding 100000 annually the agricultural
college of Wisconsin realizes to the state more than one
million dollars annual return upon it's dairy industry
alone and dairyng is but of the branches OF agr
cultural science taught in that agricultural school
In like manner the mining states have found it very
profitable to foster and encourage their schools Of Mines
The Colorado School of Mines ranks of the great
est institutions of scientific learning applied to the
mining industry anywhere in the world and it has grad
mated many eminent mining engineers whose profession
al and scientific work has been of great value to the
state.
In two preceding paragraphs of this article mention
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-06
Forget 1t.

Forget the grief of yesterday he is the e bv
1gho btfonhoes us on his way to talk ABOUT ns
' woe you've held 9 Oag
the gent who lives next dG9n = Se sore Forget
the wreng has missed that
frost always IS good any 5 yUe
hsss prnss psgs fs'g mers 9ss
blood IN u theirs YOUR stately brains Forget the
snd Of T the low estate get
down to tacks and hustle fast and keep your tnas
smile on straight Forget the dark unpleasant SAN s sd who
w s a and sings detes the who sheds roa For
oet the ailments YOU have bad the mumps the ganders
and forget the Es and liver wa pas hnss
S +hst keen men yawnng as you spiel; spring glad,
ness when you have the floor and tell how dadblamea
good you feel! 49,.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-06

has been made Of but one agricultural state and one
mining state with their schools of mines and agricultural
colleges respectively But there many states which
have both Among those may be mentioned Missouri,
(which has great school of mines and great agricultu
ral college, both doing good work, receiving liberal sup
port from the state, and making rich returns.
In none of the states with which this newspaper is
familiar is there any stint of public funds for manten
ance of either their agricultural colleges or schools of
mines They have found that such maintenance funds
In connection with University OF Arizona thelu Qre
both agricultural college a of mines nd
each is doing good work. Their work should be extend
ed and enlarged fast possible 1t related that
two women demonstrators from the agricultural college
went into one of the mountain Valleys and in one season
their instruction in preserving and marketing fruit
etabes etc. made return Of $4,000 to the farmers Of
that valley And the cost did not exceed $4,000 Such
citations be multiplied indefinitely if the maintenance
fund to pay the cost Of the work can be extended
1t is not necessary to cite instances Of the value of
the school of mines to the people of Arizona Every pros
pector and every miner tell about it. The munfi-
OF the mining companies Of the state in contributing
literally to new building for the school of mines speaks
volumes At cost of the state there has been
erected upon the campus of the University at Tucson
splendid, finely equipped Structure that represents an
outlay Of $225O0O
Yet with such practical presentation of the value of
the great educational institution that Arizona building
up, it is stated that the Arizona Legislature proposes to
cut the appropriation for maintenance at the University
of Arizona by about $600O0 That will mean DISCHARGE IF
large part of the working force crppling both tho
school of mines and the agricultural college.
1t is hoped that wiser counsel will prevail and that
the maintenance fund be increased rather than d.
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27

ia jifIi woimme BERLIN waifiittaa.
|9aSten ia i~memGisten iliun talitta
OH Sierra itieIleen fiitofien walmiS-
tamit ia len ndemme monasti tapab
taltpon npfpiiisi1fin oloisin. Ypba-
follu lnpiet ~fertopat, lufemat ia
Iaulaipat fotonaan mitG omat pp-
b1foulilsia oppineet, ia main Doim-
lte beio1n fauttaan maiflittna FEM
moiIiin aitaiiiinfin ibmiiiin jotfa
eituGt miniten lite roGlit1 tulla Sii-
malan ianan fiirloon. Olemmebm
tGm1n tGst1 iaaneet lutea fertomif
fla iiitdfin, fuinfn monet manbem-
mat oipat lapienia pfiinfertaisteu
puEritten fmitta %iaaneet piston ip-
odmeeniG ia palanneet paboilta tell
tG, arnon ia nitlti,oen teiIle, See
iufien mapabtajaipIiin.
NGin iiis toteittamme, ettG bel
tostu ia mGbGpGtoiIestG t~postGmme
p~pbdforlnsia on iaturta iilinausta.
So maifta enline it'd itie nGfiiifGGn,
min onban meilld lupnus etta SSai-
maIan iona ei tpbidnG palaia. "Se
meneDdt murbeella nathan ia it
fepGt, m1tta paIajaipat riemltlla ia
%taiotpat beibGn QpbteeniG". Siiben
|iaamme lliottaa mefin ia tietdG, ct
til terran iaamme urmopalfan, /
jonfniffiien aiitluiben.
Ml,tta pDbGfoilaitpo eli moiflIta
iirnutfielIiiesti ainoastaan pppilai
Liiin, uitta mDosfin opettajaan. sos
fiifa baI,,aiii, ettd banellG tiliii in-
mnlanfanaa abferammin fdiitellpfii
ia ett1 paremmin i~pmentpiii nsfon-
tomme totriltfIiin, Min fofemrs to-
bistaa ettd ~ppbafoiilln fai1tta iaa-
mttetaan t6tG. ga iota tabtoo ope-
tella fristitpIe iangen tGrteGtd fGr-
iiapGlliippoen taitoo ia iaaba oIaf-
Teen Sumolan arnron jofa noprille
on lltmattli ia iofa tabtoiii aniiotto'
mana &erran polmeIio1n noprtpa
Serran eteen fofemaan ettG Ell ie
mitGm ole iofa iStitttaa eifd lie ioto
faStelee, maan Siimala iofn fas-
aprm antao ia iofa tabtoiii oppio
aIettamaan Iltottamtfienin Dfiin-
omoan Sitmalaan, faifen bpman an
tajaan, banen on ipptG olla ppbaf
opettain. SiinG tposiG oppii fitd.
&ristitDn m%lorufaiien ja neioor
welnollifliats on ottaa ppbGf. opet-
taian toimi, fosfa bGnesid beran-
MT bengellinen eldmd eoelleen fe'
fnipoc
ia Siten faa iotpeIiosta toimintaa
Naioriiitoen maarullifena ifGfauteno
bGn iiten marjeItlnt monesta paa.
rasto fef1 iaa tilaidiitttta, barloi-
t1sta ia moimaa if6toDereilleen 10
mathematician ibmiiiIle Serroon-
Ia tl1nmtstmaan. Samalla bGner
luonnollifet fpfpnidfin fasrpnfpat 10
febittDnGt ia toteiitlra laitie; "fllo
iofai1elle iolIo on, arnetaan ia bd-
neId on oletpa plt6fpIl6", = mutto
pdintpastaiiesia tapmtfiesfa, jos 10
HI Inbjonia fen %pienurtoen tofio
maaban toiipoa, toteuttaa laran:
"mutta iolIa eli ole, bdneItd otetaan
pois iefim mifd bGnellG on.
Eebfd6mme iiis innolla ppbG.
tpotd, faifista pnstifiista baoli-
mattal S~ebf66mme iitd, Si,m1plan
atulIlo, lGbimmdiiicmme iefd omdf-
Fl BDobpfiemmel =
SnmaIa iiiinntfoon ppbdfcrllio,
fen oppilnita ia opettaiinl
@. so.
-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27

Spiminta q. 3. Milliin g. iearaf
p~iirisia marrasf. Ipppmpmplella:
80 p. Yaooocfin firtosia flo 10
epp. s p eft. tansia.
80 p &eb @pelIa flo 2:30 ipp.
tirfosia s.. p eft. tntSia. sSIlalla
Nl,oriioliitm illmpietto famasia
paifasia.
$50 i,tblisfa on ilbIafaar-
naaimm postori 8. M,otiaIninen
@lpsta ia 81. SnsieI.
S. Saafana
SeIef SO
;. 81. 9. Wius, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27

Observation-Disclosures m~arrasfnnIfn
2auantaina 90 pdipd gopingto-
nisia Wr .. Sarnaiien aiunno1a
ieminnariiitblien alfaiaiiet flo pr1o-
Ii s illalln.
Sltnniintaino 80 pditpd ittmaIan-
palpeliis Serran ebtoolliien fansfa
gotpingtonin &anfallisietrafimnofl
firbosia Flo 10 up. iolIoin inbla-
iaarnar1 pitdd %iemirnarin iobtajo
pastori &. g.. 6alonen. Srblaa iaf
fetoan iltap1imdlld iosta tarfem-
min ilmoitetom ilmolanpaltpelnf-
fen pd1tpttpd.
MippifoiiIuluoffa fofoontuu mod
nontaina 1 pGipd ionllf. flo 10
ap. Scr SliIilis Sobnfonin ninn-
nolln.
80. 8isfari
gs,,heIiu 75S SO4 Gin ct.
Calumet, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27

Snmalanpalmelmfiia marrasfnuIln:
80 p. flo 10 $opeaioella.
Mhaista fofoufiista ia ~iItaiemrois-
to iImoitetaan erifieen paiffafunnal-
Ia. 2milubarioitiifiet iofa periantai-
Ito filloin Inn oien fotona.
8or 81 8rantmooo, isis.
g. 81. &ranftala
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27

@itttaian toimitis on i1rjes-
tanpt bengellisten padfirioitiisten
firioittdIat uuoelleen aaffosidrjes'
tpstG iilmiadpitaen Sertdboen,
ianalIa fuin fiitatnrne artp. firioit'
taiia antamnstaan aipistitt'esta,
wetoamme iGIleen papistomme IT,
n66n ia idGmme obottamaan ieii'
rautpasia iGriestpfiesid firjoihiflia,
mieIutmmin ferroatpan innnnntain
firffotefiteistd:
6. Omasfoinen iorliif. 1 p.
9. Manfila ioiiliif. 8 p.
g. g @isianen iouliif. 10 p.
8 Muotialainen iorlitf. % p.
s. Sapola ioiiIiif. 80 p.
s. llrpiIoinen tammif. 5 p.
u. @oimnta tammif. IL p.
So. So. BiIen tammif. 19 p
I. @istari tammif. 26 p.
81. Wuori beImif. 2 p.
M. 81 Besterbacf belmif. 8 p,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27
SnmalanpaliueInfiet oiuat jSriestet.
tGm6t fcnraatuaSti:

@arqaetisia toinen, neIias ia
ipiioes lunmuntai fliusia flo $50
a. p. ia ilIalla obielmallinen iaan.
tpietto. 2olmannen iunnuntnin e.
oelliiend tiistaina Wllniiinsisia, feS
fihpiitfona Wiowapsia, torstaina
Sorest 2atesia; iofa toinen tul ".
maIasia flo 10 ap. ia flo 8 III. Eiis.
taina 9eecbpoooiSin. HpbGfoulr
Narquetisia flo 10 up.
S. s. $einonen
Gel. 594 200 81. 4tb It
Marquette. Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27


eddmn5Ilinen tpiminta Ser,ep Gitsn
Gp. 2nfb. femratantapiirisia:
Serfes 6itpsfa, n. s.
0irtfo. gbesnut atpe. ia Germ Il.
talmasfn. Idbend maannliien raiita,
tsen ,jGnmmit" -afemaa, iosfa on Netp
Doriista tliltoesia iddtdtpd pois III
ndsta ia fdfpeItaipd ~iirfoIe.
SitmaIanpolapelus funfin fitufa1t-
ben eniimdiien6 firnnuntaina s. eft.
farrsfu ITO a fp.
0appeIi: 81 Bergen atpe. Boob,
tatua ia Nrnitong ntpe. tpdIis{d.
Saciion fatlrtpaiinii tho I69ene iappes
ia, feid acknowledgement Samusit-
GgsmaIta.
DaHnn4anpaItperiiS ioea ~funnantai
To 1915 ap. ia ~ppb6foitl,i flo 100
ip.
Dwes5ufeurGxssGsns iosa torstat
- 8 h.
Cast Bort Gbesterisfd, Gsnm.
Strife: 1efo3pam atuenueIIa.
Greentpitc6in fatitpaliurtien iporreI'
Ia. SumalanpaItu. fuitd,iben 8:na
(rnnunt. no $50 III.
94pufclairiSfa, g. &.
Rirffo: @le1 Nibge aape h
0ssest f iulmcsfa. SumaIampaItpe-
rns fuIIfaibeu 2 ia A tiistaina Ho
$50 iu.
D~slIctpiuesid, 81. s.
Hartms5etfi fuifaiben 1 festttpiifio'
ma no 8 III.
U2unnt WernpSfn, y. D.
2abetpsfappeIisia, 443 @ailroao
oipe finifanoen 2:na ia 4:na festi-
wiiffona flo s III.
gatsfinisfd, 81. 3. ia &obcfisia.
R. 8. q. m. eri iImoitffien mifaat.
BaItpeIustani baluafpat tpoitpat u
msittod iirieeIIifesti, tabi fdsbd pa4'
biJasto, tuarmemmin t~atpattatuisfa
suuspditpdrId ia iua4Ia 10 81
s.. @nori
81 Bergen atpe. Serfep gitp. 81. 3.
-"
SnmalnnpaIiuelnffia ia mnita to-
fsnffia Srabbpef, u. .. f~enratna'
ndsfa:
SumoIanpaItpeluffia iofa finifaii-
ben enfimdinen ia foImas fttnriirt'
tai oIfaen feno II e. p. p.
ennmrntaifoiiIu toifena ia nell
iawtena firnmantaina feIIo 1 /. p. p.
g. 7. opettniien fofoiis ttriifniioert
foImontena i~unnfntaina Hello B 1.
,. p.
1usrifoIiiton fofoiifffsta iImctte-
ioar erikeen.
DwteIufearo fofoortitu ictd fot'
fema IA neridntend torstoina fiftieto.
Gortmasfofonffista ia mitisfa IA.
hinnni6ista fofcifiistn iImcifefanit
ertFeen.
81. 81. @esterboef
@ro66oef, q. ..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27
KirkoHh$ia Tmoituk$ia

edannSllinen tpiminta 8ttett1rsi1
G,p. 2ntb fearafnntapiirisfd.
BHcbburaisfn. Mtnos:
a,niimibeu e~n5imdiiend funnuntais
ma neutrality-suspicious. no. 10 op. ia
bartmusbetti To. 7 IN; rippi ia .. p.
ebtoolinen ioia aamaiumaInnpaItpes
Iiireu tai iItabartmisbetien pbtepbess
"a.
alntfaiben toiiena i~trnuntaina n
MaIanpdIpeIus 10. 10 ap. ia .ieupas
human obielmaiItama no. $50 ~.
asniiaiben iolmnmbena ~itnnamtai.
"a neutrality-suspicious. 10. 10 IA las
ten otieImaiItama no. $50 n.
aanimisen neIidntend f~unmuatatna
innoImpaItpeIus no. 10 AZ. ia Rho
rifsIiiton o5tImaiItaana no. $50 ~.
*pbdtouIu ista ilnnrmaaina no. 1
pdiipdnd.
0SSri barioitteIee lola tiistaisSfaa
10. 7.80 .
Seuraflnusau ~finitmslolouS hnas
100 III.
iauSen e~niimdiend maanantaime ~.
7.80 III. Seurafrmnnm iirito on: SO
&ecbonic fnbrn. tparrelIa.
Rasn&rbisla, Rass.:
2snsiauoen toifena ~frnnuntatna
inmaImpdItpeIus etp. Iut5. iirtosia
Ne. 4 t@i uoEla jos nitn erntittstt
foipitann.
Rnufmiben piimeifend fesfipiif>
iona ~bartnasbetft etp IltS. firfosia
10. 100 IN.
8sarIborosia. Trobsfa ia 8it5tpininm
~ y. 8. pibetddn hauaIanpaIpe.
tasfs4 bsImasren funauurtoi,s fess
susfa iota f~uitaibesia.
Seurafla,tapiirin pastori on:
g. Miettihen.
70h Iecbanic #.
6itc9batre, Caass.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-11-27
Snmalanpaliuelnffi

Snmalampaliuelnfiia
80 p. 8eDlasia feIo 10 ap. ianr-
runa ieminaariIainen 81. &offonen.
30 p. Bifesia feIlo 2 ip. iaar-
roa ieminaorilainen ". @ottonen.
30 p. nlen past. Soafanan PHI
risid ep. iiibIilla.
&iiitldella.
@. <otinIainen
8or III YaibeIin 1872
Gin, Minn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-25
Pays YuleHde Visit
To Soldiers Home
Blu Yopp, Former SIdve,
Keeps Up Loug-Stand-
1Rg Custom.
rBy Associated press.,

ATLANTA. GA, Dec. 24.-Biil Yopp
CORNER slave, held his annual reunion
at the Soldiers Home here today with
the old warriors of the Confcderacy,
and us usual, brought along n little
gift FOR each OF them.
The aged negro has been providing
'he gifts for years. partly with his
owr money and partly from dimes co.,
ltctod around his home near Macon
cent Bill"
Last summer the Georgia Legisla-
ture In making appropriations for
1870 provided n special fund to carry
on Bits work, and. as this is prob
Apply the last time tho old darkey viii!
pay santa Claus at the home, Cover
nor Dorsey and other State officials
arranged 10 be present.
Bil started his custom OF brighten
ms Christmas for the old soldiers
Wren ne returned TO Georgia ter. years
$50; and IT. found that his old master.
mate OF the Soldiers Home.
Biil has been all over the world. he
Says. starting out as "a sailor shortly
:.!tcr the war, and working as n din
ing car cher, and then in private
homes OF the North. lie talks OF
strange eastern ports and OF great
cities he has seen, but most of ali he
likes TO tell OF what soldier his ole
Narstcr' was
Captain Yopp. whose 90 years have
pinned him almost helpless to his bed
Of how Bill, then his 15-ycar- body
servant, rescued him wounded from
the battlefield ana nursed him back
20 strength.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-25
FIND IT HARD TO AGREE.
MINERS AND OPERATORS
CLASH ON DlFFERENTlALS
Unable TO Adjust - Per Cent Al
vance, knnsns city Meeting
AdJOurns.
EEy Associated Press.

KANSAS CITY, MO. Dec. "a
Union miners officials and operators
of Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and
Arkansas. who met today TO CONSIDER
application OF the ii per cent wage
increase granted to the miners In the
settlement OF the bituminous conI
strike. adjourned tonight without
reaching am agreement. No date
was set for further consideration.
The miners arc insisting on n hat
increase OF Ia per- cent while tho
operators contend the increase should
apply only to machine miners Opera
tors said that ''dlfferentiuls" must be
n, ms or large number would
De forced out OF business.
Dilicrcnt:uis, Harry y. Taylor Of
me operators explained. are based on
inc cost of production, which must
DC Kept 20 cents Il ton lower In the
southwestern field than in Illinois to
Keep Illinois operators from selling
Goa in this territory. He said this
system had been followed for several
years
Alexander VI. Howat. president OF
pnG,ra,ors' plan OF applyng dineren-
tiais would mean q reduction OF the
~ per cent increase in some places
TO or per cent.
Neither operators nor miners would
say OF what basis tho men now at
work would be paid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-25
LULL IN SIMS CASE
Secretary Daniels Has Not Yet Re-
pl1cd to Criticism, Offered by
Admiral
lBy Tnivcrsnl servicc. !

WASHINGTON, Dec. .l.--'rherc was
a period OF calm today Ia tho storm
that has arisen in the Navy Depart
commanders chief OF the American
forces Ia the North Sea to accept tho
bistingulshcd Service 3Ieial awarded
ann by Secretary Of tho Navy Daniels
and his protest against the findings
Of both the board Of award and the
secretary in the cases OF other naval
oiiicers whom he recommended for the
same honor
Secretary Daniels has not set re-
piled 70 the letter Of protest sent him
by admiral Sims. and he was unable
TO-DAY to ssy when he would answer
the charges OF the admiral. who now
Is head OF the Naval war CO lege at
Newport. Mr.. Daniels expressed re-
Srct that rivalry over navy decora-
Tons should mar the Christmas spirit
IN the service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-25
ARE UNDER BRIBERY CHARGE
Three Men Held In Chicago IN Con-
ncctiOn with Attempt to- Cor
rupt Nevenuc Agents.
IRy Assnclaicd p.A.s ,

By Assocla ted pFtsS.
CHICAGO. Dec 24.--Three men, two
or them dealers in grain alcohol, and
the other seller of BARRIERS supplies
today were under technical arrest, aud
the Federal district attorneys ciiicc
bad started an Investigation OF sevoral
ohtcials or tho Internal Revenue De-
partnent.
II wns charged the men sought to
prioc deputy internal revenue collcc-
tors TO permit them to color and flavor
whisky
Revenue agents In four cities are
involved in the investigation. 1t was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-25
SLAIN MAN IDENTIFIED
Man Stabbed To Death In Miami
BrnWl Proves to he Pittsburgh
SnIckman.

MIAMI. Flu, Dec. 2i.-The body
Of the man VINO was stabbed to death
here Tuesday night was Identified to-
day as that OF Maurice IIoyie, a Jew
CRY salesman OF Pittsburgh.
John Wilson. of Charleston s c.
was arrested on a charge OF killing
John stiles. OF Pittsburgh. who was
also stabbed in the AFFAIR which is
said TO have resulted from drunken
quarrel, IL IN Il local hospital with but
slight chance for recovery Uoylc's
body was identified by his SON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-25
Robbcrs Kill Merchant.

bIRNlNGHAM. ALA. Dec. 2i.-Jotn
~. bciscr. wealthy proprietor of q
general store, is dead Following an at
LAC upon him by two robbers carly
bound and gagged. beaten Over rho
mead with shovel and robbed. He
was round this morning. and died with
out rcgaininE consciousness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-25
HoI,heyi,t. Cnn,urr ann

LONDON, Dec. 24.--The BolshevIsts
captured fifteen guns. 1000 horses and
500 incn after defeating the rorccs
Of General Mamcnton and General
Ghclnokoff in the region Of Staroni-
ensk. according to wireless dispatch
received from Moscow today. The dis
we're killed. including General Shelno-
Eoff"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-25
jap Cruiser to WISH, Mexico

imp Cruiser to Visit Mexico.
Eli PASO, TEN. Dec. 24.-Thc Jap
anese cruiser fatino ~ expected to
in January, according TO ;dviccs re,
ceived today by Alberto Ruiz Sandoval.
acting cQnsul-gcncral of Mexico. The
commander of the cruiser will nav n
Visit Of courtesy to tho authorities of
III" port. it was announced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-25
nex lob. xs...,

81. PAUL. MINI, Dec. 24.-Rey. John
Wright, rector emeritus Of 81 p.ui..
episcopal Church. died here late Iast
night; DR.. Wright was So, and vas
CONSIDERED an international AUTHORITY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-25
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Mrs Juliet Chiffon Keith is spending the
h"iiday season hs-c ut the jefferson Hotel
MISS Eisc NichauX. of 'SIichauS Grant
mas sr, oeen INC recent guest CT relatives here
MISS isabel Christian, OF l.ynchbury 10
snendinE The hulidnNs here - 20
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-08-22
NONRESIDENT Notice.
State of Mississippi,
Monroe County

State of Mississippi.
Monroe County.
Sept. Rules, 1919.
A. J. Wilson, Complainant
VS..
McWilliams & Schultz. Defendants,
composing the firm of McWiliams
& Schultz, and
security Bank of Amory, Miss, Gar
nishee.
To McWilliams & schultz, compos-
ing the partnership of McWilhams &
schultz, non-residents of Mississippi,
whose postoffice address is McClein
avenue. Richmond Court and Horne
streets. Cincinnati, Ohio.
An attachment in Chancery at the
suit of A. j Wilson against your es-
tate for $4,000 90 returnabie before the
Chancery Court of Monroe County
Miss, at the sept. Rules, 1919 has
been executed and is now pending in
said court; and unless you appear be-
fore the said court on the 2nd Monday
of sept. 1919. and plead to such action.
Judgment will be entered and the es-
tate attached will be sold.
This the 9Th day of August. 1919.
G. G. RAY. Chancery Clerk
of Monroe County, Miss
PAINE & PAINE. soils. for
Complainant.
S-S-4t
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Legal Non Resident Notice.

State of Mississippi,
Monroe County.
Number 6193.
Chancery Court. January Term. 1920.
Toney Eckles. Complainant.
versus
Marguerite Eckles. Defendant.
To Margareete Eckies, postoffice adj
dress. Marked Tree, Arkansas:
You are hereby commanded to be
and appear before the Chancery Court
of said County. at the Court House
thereof, in the City of Aberdeen,
Mississippi, on the Third Monday in
January, A. d., 1920, then and
there to answer the complaint filed in
said Court by Toney Eckles, wherein
you are the defendant.
This the 9th day of August. A. D.,
1919.
G. G. RAY. Chancery Clerk.
w. H. CLIFTON, Esq,
Solicitor for Complainant.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETChER'S
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Notice to Soldiers and Sailors.

In returning to civilian life. you
have many things to think about.
You may have allotment difficulties
Or arrears Of pay or number OF
other things worrying you.
There is one thing. however. that
is more important than all others
put together-your Government in
surance. The Red Cross. which has
stood by you while you were. in the
service, now wants to say . word to
You on this vital subject. Come to
the Red Cross Office and talk it
over. Office second floor Of City
Hall, hours Tuesday and Friday
from 2-5 O'Clock.
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State of Mississippi,
Monroe County.
Chancery Court. January Term, 1920
Lucille Jackson. complainant. vs..
Mack Jackson, defendant.
To Mack Jackson, q nonresident oil
Mississippi. whose postoffice address
is st. Louis. Mo-. but whose street
address is unknown:
You are commanded TO appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the county
of Monroe. State of Mississippi. on the
third Monday in January, 1920, to de-
fend the suit in said court of Lucille
Jackson. wherein you are defendant.
Witness my signature this August
18th, 1919.
g. q. RAY. Chancery Clerk.
PAINE & PAINE. Solicitors For Com
plainant. ais
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Petition For Pardon

To His. Excellency, Governor Theo.
g. Bilbo. and Honorable Pardon
Board: Mississippi State Peniten-
tiary:
Conference.-The. the employees of
the Parchman State farm and citizens
of Monroe County respectfully petit
ton your honorable body to grant a
pardon to Walker Gum, Convict No.
$40. who was convicted of murder and
sentenced for life from Monroe Coun-
ty in 1910. for the following reasons
towit:
He states that the killing was acct
dental and he has served the State
faithfully for nine years and has been
trusty for the last seven years He
has made . good and obedient pris-
oner and we think the ends of justice
have been met and that if he 10
granted a pardon that he will make =
good and law abiding citizen.
Respectfully asking your consider
alton we submit this petition.
Respectfully signed.
w. r. HUNT.
n. BEST,
II. L. WALTON,
r. F. MOORE,
w. 81. CARLISLE.
And Others.