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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-10-07
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East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-11-21
Now is the Time.

Here is what happened to q nat
in South Mississippi who was to o
stengy to take his county papers
One evening he sent his son
over to borrow the paper, and
while the son was on his way he
ran in to large stand Of bees,
and in few minutes his face
looked like summer squash
Hearing the agoniaed cries of
the son, the father ran to his ass
sstance. and in doing 30 he ran
into a barbed wire fence. cutting
out a handful of flesh from bis
anatomy and running a "a pair OF
trousers.
The old cow took advantage o
the hole In the fence, got into the
corn field ane killed herself ea'in9
green corn. Hearing the racke
the stiDgy mans wife ran out OF
t1e house, upsetting a four gallon
churn full of cream and fell do VII.
stairs, breaking her leg and a SO
set of false teeth. The baby, left
alone, crawled trough the spilled
cream into the psrlor aud ruined
$40 carpet, During the excite
mept the daughte eloped with thu
hired man, taking the family
sayings Wit them.
The moral is that every man
should send in his subscription to
the Times at once, tonly 81 30
year in advancel aud prevent
calamites.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-11-21
Death Of Mrs. ". c. Gum

The sudden death OF Mrs. w
q. Gupn which occoured at her
home In this city Tuesday after
noon, came as a shock aud sup
prise to the family, relatives and
the community.
Mrs. Gum VAS seemingly en-
joying the best Of health and was
in her front yard at the time OF
her death,
The funeral services took place
at the family residence at 2.3O
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, con.
Quoted by DR.. Ray pastor of the
StarkYille Baptist church, of which
Mrs. Gunn was life,long mems
bar, y.
!. A husband, Mr.. w. e. Gum,
two sons Messrs. W. H and Geo.
G. Gum and two daughters Mrs.
Abney Hogan and Mrs. Il. G.
Carpenter, survive her.
In the death Of Mrs, Gum the
cummuuity suffers a great loss,
Her life was blessing to her
family aud was filed with good
deeds, She was beloved by her
neighbors all of whom grieve with
genuine sorrow, and deeply sym.
pathize with the bereaved family.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-11-21

A prominent local tailor and
haberdasher assures us that the
following styles for men will pres
vail during the Fall and Winter.
Wallet strings will Re much
shorter than heretofore. The lorg
strings are no longer necessary.
Suspenders will be two In nuns
ber and will Cross In the back.
Vests will button up the front
and will noe be made this season
with inside pockets. as these pocks
cts are no longer necessary for
the accommodation of currency.
Trousers will be much worn
worn to fraszle, In the new
trousers the flask pocket will De
eliminated entirely.
Belts will be popular. Married
men who stay out at night will get
them at home. Many men will
get several during the season,
Good "a shoes will sell as low
as Sic If the buyer uses discretion
n purchasing. or course these
are the cheaper grades, Rubber
heels will be generally worn BY
life insurance agents, bill collect-
Ors and outlaws.
Shirts will be tighter than ever
this season less material beiaR
used than ever before. Shirts
will also be some what shorter
than last year although more ex.
pensive.
Overcoats will generally be Of
last years pattern, or perhaps of
the pattern OF year before. There
will be not much change in the
style or in the pockets. .-Jackson
Paily News.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-11-21
Golden Anniversary.

The home Of Captain and Mrs.
Walter w. Scales was thrown
open Monday evening to the fam I.
lily and near relatives in ht nor Of
their fittieth anniversary. The
home was beautifully and approp>
rialely decorated for this occasion
and the bride aud groom bCie ev-
idence of their long aud happy
life spent together, in the radiant
smiles and hearty welcome extend.
ed 10 their guests.
The bride was presented with the
wedding ring while the groom was
the recipient Ut a beautiful gold
pencil. Many beautiful flowers,
following up the color schemes OF
the happy event, were sent in by
the U. D. T., the Missionary So,
clety, The Sunday School Glass
and other organizations Of which
the bride was member, While
one of the most appreciated and
enjoyable compliments to the pop,
ular couple, was q serenade by
the College baud.
Those present were Mr.. aud Mrs.
Walter Scales Jr,. DR.. Hunter
Scales aud family, Mrs. 3. w.
Scales and family. Mr.. G. Il Gay
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
b. Butts. Mr.. Walter M Scales,
who is in Erie Pa. and MISS Cath
crime Slaughter, who is at Ward
Belmont, Nashville Tenr., two OF
of the grandchildren, were un>
avoidable absent.
Mr., Slaughter, following up an
ancient tradition as q piece of good
luck, went out in the afternoon
and killed handsome yellowham.
mer, which he with great ceremony
presented to the highly honored
conple, wishing them many returns
OF their marriage anniversary.
The Times voices the entire
communicated it wishes for this
highly esteemed couple continued
voyage Of their long and useful
lives which haye been spent here
amorg q people who love and
them,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-11-21

! man of sound views and one promi-
nently identified with the city's interests
Dit. Dougherty is farmer and practices
farming on an extensive scale a few
miles from the city. To try to convince
any Of his acquaintance that be Is not
up-to- date In the practice of either po.
litical or domestic economy would be
as Hnavailing- US to try to dlsprose the
assertion that he is not one of the honest
yeomanry of the land, who are the
truest blessings to land OF freedom,
The cashier, Mr.. A. Q, Erwin, Is a COIN.
paratively young man Of fine ability
and Of tine utmost probity.
Mr.. Walter W, Scales, Jr first clerk
Is a young man, and has the confderce
of the whole mn unity. He comm
enoed his business career in the service
OF the bank and Is the son OF Capt. w.
w Scales.
Mr. A, }. Carothers, second clerk and
assistant boOkkeeper, Is Well versed In
his responsible sphere, and we'll and
favorably known 10 the citv's best So
eiety and religious circlee, so 1t will he
seen by the reader that the fnanci II
interests of tn community, SO far as the
Influence and honor Of the Peoples
Savings Bank Is concerned, is in $ de
and competent hands, which Is a good
guarantee that the best interests Of the
city and section will always be protest.
ed and find friend In the Peoples
Savings Bank.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-11-21
Married.

On Thursday evening at eight
o'elock, at the home Of DR., and
Mrs. B. l. Magruder, Mr.. DeveV
Brown, Of Bradle aud Miss Lill-
an Lamb, OF Longview, we're quiets
ly married in the presence OF the
family and a few intimate friends
Rev. DR.. Ray, performing the
ceremony.
The Young couple left immsdiae'
ly for their home at Bradley.
They have the best wishes at their
many friends,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-11-21
] TRUSTEE SALE

II y
m A. .. Erwin, Trustee, under
I'M |s provisions Of and by virtue OF
authority confeerd upon me in
~ s,'u OF trust made by NJ. w.
See MI AND his wife, Jane 4 ack,
glo ne as Tru2tee on the 18th
'sssa'NSoysabsr 1916 I'd sscu {
ssaalsSlntebtneas ssa to Peoples say.
IN tDsnks Starkville, MISS, and
y ~ sald deed of trust is record
\. 4 uesd &c book 142 on page 1856
" Chancerv Clerks c,Hce of
'SOena County, Miss, Iwill on
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-11-21

or. and ) w or CT : W or aud n
E or Of s w Or Section 33, Towns
ship I8 Range IL East containing
l20 acres more or less.
Dated this the goth day of No
vember 1919.
A. G. Erwin.
Trustee.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-11-21

Mr., and Mrs, Carl Bsthea, aud
Mrs, Bevil, Of Wintson county
was In the city toGay,
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-11-21
LOCAL
and.
PERSONAL

Mr.. John Davis, of Memphis
will visit relatives here next week.
Miss Fannie Dell Eckford visit.
ed friends at the IT.. 4 G. last
week.
Beet roasts 20 cents per pound
on Saturdays only, Thomas &
Sullivan.
Misses Elizabeth Smith and
Rnby Camp spent last week end
in Columbus.
Remember that Thomas & Salli-
van reduced the price on meat in
Starkville.
Mrs. Trelevan was the attrac.
tive hostess of her rook club Tues
Gay aftern oon.
No beef or pork steaks over
30 cents per pound at Thomas &
Sullivan's,
Mrs. Tom Montgomery was
hostess Of her bridge club Tues.
day afternoon.
Mrs Carl Goodman entertained
her bridge club in IN ost delight.
full way Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Earle Cox. of Columbus,
spent last week with her parents, =
Mr.. and Mrs. j E. McCrieght,
Miss Matte Lou Bailey, of Jack.
son, is visiting her brother and
wife, Mr. and Mrs Bennie Bailey,
Mesdanes U'z and Higgi ga qpd
Mr.. Gus Hogan and Miss Alberta
Ames motored oyer to Columbus
Friday.
Misses Martha Gum, Hszel,
Goodman, Elizabeth Gum. and
Irene Ames spent the week END
in Columbus.
Mrs. Sallie Bryan, Mrs. j. E.
Gladney and Mrs. Ada Robinson,
of Osborn spent Thursday with
Mrs Ell Robinson.
Mrs. Glenn McIllwain and child
rem and her mother. Mrs. l.. E.
Ellis, of Columbus, visited Mr.,
and Mr.. Nc Mc1llwain last week
Mr.. Abe Altman, of Greens.
boro, Pa, and a nephew of Mrs.
Rossoff, is a new and accomodatip 2
salesman at NJ. Rossoff's.
Mr.. Frank Cottrell will enter.
tain tomorrow evening in honor ot
Mrs. Johu Davis, Of Memphis
who is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mundy,
Mrs. Arthur E. Taylor. " Maths
iston, is spending the week with
her husband, Mr.. Arthur E. Taylor
who is a war student of a. NJ.
College. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor are
domicilled at Rev. James McUaff.
erts's.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-11-21

WANTED White renter on
Wiggs Place. HALVES, four TO oln
house. Fine land address,
Mrs. CLARA s TURNER,
ctarkville, Miss. Route ..
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-11-21

n LIN ~ sale, and will sell of pub.
n iss',oa ~. for cash to the highest
a. ~ y bidder, at the front door
lIs... ..vurt House in Starkville,
(lbIs' County, Mississi ppi.
I'M. .sgst hours, the following
.s .td property, loswit,
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East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-11-21

Hon. r. l.. Kincannon Of Tupelo
Miss. District Census E lumerator
was here Wednesday examining
applicants for enumerators for Ok
tibbeha county There are eleven
districts in this county aud and .
number Of applicants were exam
ined. The appointments will bs
made later
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-11-21

Ifthe 8-hour day is forced
upon the country the
farmer will welcome it as
a relief from his present
14-hour, 7-day schedule,
with unpaid help from
his wife and children
but both capital and la
Dor must pay his price
or starvel Wheat at So
instead of $2.26; pork at
20 cents instead of IA;
milk at 20 cents instead
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1919-11-21

the farmer refuses longer to be the
goat in the round-robin argument be.
tween labor and capital.
The Washington times., 1919-04-01
FRANCE TO TRAIN
JAPANESE TOFLY

TOKYO. April 1.-Seventeen off,
GERS and twenty men OF the French air
forces headed by Colonel Faure, have
arrived in Japan to supervise the reOr-
ganization Of the Japanese air service.
The mission comes in fuIhllment OF a
promise made by the French govern
ment to the Japanese war ministry
during ths war that such assistance
would be given as soon as possible
after the cessation of hostilities.
The, French government is sending
100 airplanes to Japan to be used in
the reorganization work. IT is expect
ed that the visiting aviators will be
mere three months. They have been
given a very hearty reception by jap
anese officials. and French flags are
crossed with Rising Suns throughout
Tokyo i'm their honor.
The officers arc all veterans of the
air. and each wears several decOTa
tions and ribbons Indicating his serv-
ice for France and for the allies. One
of the members OF the mission, Lieut.
Georges Richardson, fought with the
United States marines last year. hav-
ing been assigned to duty as a liaison
officer Commandant Lefevre, who
downed a Zeppelin on its return from
bombing expedition to London, is a
member. Some OF the officers have
seen service on all battle fronts
The Washington times., 1919-04-01
MOORE AND HANES
SEEK CARLIN SEAT

Entries" for the Democratic pri-
mary to be held April 90 to fll the
vacancy in Congress from the Eighth
Virginia district caused by the resig-
nation OF c. c. Carlin close today.
According to Gardner l.. Boothc'
chairman of the Democratic district
committee. only two candidates have
filed their papers, II. carlton Hanes,
of Herndon, and r. Walton Moore, of
Fairfax.
Col. z. B. White. of Leesburg,
whose friends announced a few days
ago that he would run, has declined
to become a candidate. ]. George
Hiden, of CulpepeT, also was men
toned, but. according to Mr.. Boothe'
he will not run.
The campaign is attracting atten-
tion in Washington as well as in the
Eighth district. Both candidates are
lawyers who have practiced before
the Interstate Commerce Commission
here. Mr.. Moore maintains his win
ter home in Washington.
As the Democratic vote in the dis
trict usually runs about six to one.
and no Republican candidate has been
announced, it is assumed that the
Democratic nominee will be unOp-
posed at the general election May p.
The Eighth district is comprised Of
Alexandria city and the counties of
Alexandria, Fairfax, Culpeper, Orange,
Loudoun, Fauquier, Louisa, Stafford,
King George, and Prince William.