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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
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No One VIII Know You Use
Face Powder

thing in powders, It's impossible 20
detect it and it gives the skin THAI
rosy. peach-ltke appearance ana o Soy
put it on In the morning and IL says S
fhene an day. No touching up 10 Keep
your nose from shining. Perspl.atlohh
OFF Oh clothing II instantly h"autiiies
the complexion. puts color In your
cheeks, and Is = wonderful tonic 1or
pores. hides freckles; tan. sun spots and
other bler1ishes on the race neck. han IDI,,
and arms. Rough. chepprd skin quickly
disappears and leaves you WIG com m
tention anywhere. Apply derwillo before
going to theatre or parties and Just
note the favorable comments OF your
friends f5s4 H II Vii, feT nsvsq o' WITHOUT tn il and
you viii forever discard the old forms
Of face powder. II contains no rico
furious chemicals such as bisrnuth or
pearl white, so often found in many
high grade powders. Its principle in
eredient IS used by the leading SKIN
skin diseases. as II Is a genuine tonic
% the skin. Is absolutely harmless and
VIII not stimulate or produce growth
Of! hair. Here xo Is d1 3aI e't to-day use
it Xor a week OF two. and II you are
not satisfied ask him for your money
back and no VIII SladiY give y 70 you
II II were not something out OF the or
dtnhry. do you suppose We could afford
TO make you such an ofer? II you
really wSnt beautiful complexion hero
is your chance 10 have ono without any
cxpense II It fails. Ask for der~illo
and accept nothing else then you will
not be disappointed.
NOTE-When asked about derwlllo
one Of our loading druggists said. TT IL
truly q wonderful beautincr away ahead
oP anything We have ever sold and thos"
who use II nre wild over It. 1t ia giving
such excellent satisfaction that VIC glad
NY refund tho money 10 every dtSSattS-
Yfied customer" Derwfllo IL sold under
an iron-clad money hnrk guarantee In
this city by all druggists. Including tho
Sacr. Coleman and Griest Drug Stores
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ct MATTHEW'S CONGREGATION
VOTES To ABOLISH RENTED PENS

ception will be rendered the delegates
to the church council. visitors 10 tho
council and all Episcopalians OF "neeA-
ing and vicinity. On Saturday the VIE
itors will be entertained at the Country
Club and on Saturday night oanoue'
will be rendered the clergy and layInel'
of the Episcopal churches in Wheeling.
On Sunday morning. June LIST. the
Centennial service will be held in ST.
Matthew's church at which the sermon
will b. preached BY Bishop Thomas OF
Wyoming. and all the former rectors OF
st. Matthew's who are now living. will
take part in this service.
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In the Bayer package arc proper d.
rections and the dose for Headache
Toothache. Earache. Neuralgia. Rhcu-
rnatism. LumbaEo. Sciatica. CoioS.
t+ripnc, Influenza Colds. Nrurltis and
pain generally.
payers Tablets Of Aspirin" Ancrl-
can made and owned. are sold In vest
pocket boxes Of 10 tablets. which cost
ONLY a few CENTS. also in bottles or ~
and bottles Of lo0-also capsules. AS
nir,n IS tho trade mark Of Rayer Manu-
facturs Of Observation-Disclosures OF
Saiicyiicacid.
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You must say ''Bayer." Never ask
Tor merely Aspirin tablets. The name
rBaycr' means you are getting the gen
utne payer Tablets Of Aspirin. proven
safe by millions OF people.
Don't buy Aspirin tablets IN pii
box. Insist on getting the Bayer PACK
age with the safety 'Bayer Cross on
.notb psckage and on tablets. No other
way,
Beware OF eounrcrreits: onlT recent
" a Brooklyn manufacturer wa. sent TO
tho penitentiary for flooding the coun-
try with talcurn powder tablets. when
ne claimed to be Aspirin.
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8onth Side DHe6u.

John Mccormick. well known In this
section Of the city. continues Ill at the
North Wheeling hospital.
Word has been received here Of tho
safe arrival OF Elmer Miller from over
seas service a few weeks ago.
Miss Alma McLain- Of Charleston. is
visiting friends and relatives in this
section Of the city.
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poluuist-Smith wedding.

Yesterday morning at the rarsonate
Of ST. Lukes church occurred IN" ~ed
ding of Miss Bculah Smith. daughter "l
Mr.. and Mrs &. A. Smith, OF Beiialre
and Mr.. Albert j. DolduiS1. OF Minneap'
oils. MINI. The ceremony was perform
cd by Rev. Jacob Birmingham. in the
presence nf only the Immediate families
of the principals.
'rh, bride looked most attractive IN
her travelling costum" Of Poiiu hluH'
with urccSsoricS Of n corresponding
shade. Yellow marsucrIteS formed her
corsagc bouquet.
Following tho ceremony weodlnG
breakfast was served at tho homo OF Inc
bride. after which the Happy couple de-
parted on an extended money moon TRIP
which will include Denver. Colo. Los
Angeles. Cal. and other western points
Upon their return they Will reside II
Cleveland. Ohio. where Mr.. Dolquist will
ho manager Of the F. W. "oo'worin
store. MIR. and Mrs. Dol0u'st have n
host Of friends in this community vino
will shower them with best wishes.
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Executive Board Meeting.

This afternoon at $50 o'clock thr
April meeting Of tn" "Xerutirr BOARD o.
the Kings Daughters Day Nursery VIII
be held in the !. W. E.. =. II is request
cd that all members Of the hoard D"
present in order that important business
matters NAV b, disposed Of. Mrs. Jncrh
Erittinrham will presd" al today's
meeting.
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SOUTH SIDE
noEAH Hauouet ,

Wednesday evening. May 30. tho NOM
hers Of the Christian Endcavor Society
O: tho ST. James Evangelical church
will servo tho Mystic lodg" or Dokics
q tempting banquet In tho Sunday
school rooms Of the church. It In anticl-
pntrd that IL full ncmbcrhip of this
lodge will attend. and tho ladies in
charge are leave no preparation lnoom-
plete for the serving OF The delicious
menu for which they have gained such
a SPLENDID record
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CREB EASY WINNER
FROM LEVINSkY

CANTON. O.. APT. :8-Harry Gren.
OF Pittsburgh. easily outpointed Battling
Levinsky. Of New York. In IL round
boxing contest hero tonight, according
10 tho newKnaner oriticA.
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Sunday school Meeting.

This cvcning in the par1ors II IN"
Thomson VI. e church. the members OF
Adult Eiblc class No. S. will hold an in
formal gathering. An attractive pro
gran, has been arranged which Will OF
featured with lecture by Mr. j. ".
Kendall. teacher of IN" class. who VII!
folk On ALASKA" Other social diver
sions will follow AMI luncheon will h"
served. Besides the ladies' IS IN" CLASS
their husbands and friends will b" pres
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DAVID JAYNE HILL
SEES ROUGH ROAD
FOR NATIONS LEAGUE

vAsuIHGTON. April 2S.-The con-
s,itu,ion Of tho Ira que Of nations Is tHs
work of politicians. not Of purlstS' anu
!, creates An organ of power inStcao ~
an institution Of justice. )r lawn
Javnr Hill. former ambassador 70 'si
many, declared here today in an NV"
dress eivru under the auspices VI
George WASHINGTON university.
Or Hill asserted that In" league
covenant created either supcr-E"'ein
mont with imperial powers or HIS
rhj,f making advisory board with no
real means 10 enforce its DEGREES.
"Betwecn free Safeguarding nations
m tho one hand and supcr-gnTrrnncnt
IN the other" Or. Hi said. there Is
no Intermediate condition. u IS
chnicc between free and not free.
The league proposes L" n'no us
members TO united action, ana 1t - IN
the mex; breath pretended mat theI' 10
nothing binding about H. Inc cho'Ce
must he made. and il is important lhol
II should nc clearly undcr:tood- L""s
the league invite. or docs Il command :
II Il ONLY invites. it ~ not league.
If it commands. il is Sup"r-BoFftH-
mont. -.
"lf il is not n super government. II
tho executive council cannot bring an
army into the cid 10 enforce It's dccl-
s!ons. the provisions OF This c"nstltu-
ton create enormous risks and POSITIVE
dangers. although il ia one Of the al
legged objects Of this league 10 prevent
war, war Is not only distinctly PROVIDED
for, but tho occasions when j; must oc-
cur arc plninly Indicated and AT" even
rendered necessary"
PHILADELPHIA. April @S.-Geor8e
Wharton Pepper. one OF the lending ns-
urcs'in debates on the icaSu" Of ma
lions, who is also head Of the league
for the preservation Of American inde-
ncndcncc. In statement today said:
The amendments 10 the covenant do
not affect tho central feature Of the
constitution.
Tho voting trust OF nine nations
dominated by Ave, will have final deci-
sion Of all International disputes.
"a To vote will bind the United
States and will preclude It from crer-
cisinr force 10 sustain position
which nmy nc vital TO It's sovereignty
md independence.
Tho right Of withdrawal Is valueless
because It I. w,scr TO stay on thestca m
roller thnn 10 get of and stand IN front
Of It,"
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individuals 10 undcrwrtc any dehcit y,
r,,nd H., tn 81 .h0n.hh0. Above inc i"''o
Won arc now raising will your church or
individuals whom you may kno" JON u,
this uCfcr: Wire answer by ln'Ft'e'A'
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Katherine Hissich, Gladys G!sh.

regular monthly session this evening.
at which time the routine business will
be transacted: an hour devoted TO spn-
cial study to which the group Is dcvot-
inp its attention under the instruction
OF Miss Louise thinner. Tho meeting
viii conclude with a social session
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Entertainment Plnnned.

nnvnl affair IL being arranged ny
the members yf lhn Christian EndsHTor
Society nf the 81. James ErHnEcl!cHl
churrf Of Twcnty-srcond street. for
this evening. /" ID" given In tn" Sunday
school rooms Of The church. Tho pro-
gram will include somr Of the best tnl-
"nt in tn" city in vocal. instrumental.
and literary numbers. The proceeds or
the affair vii be dcvotI'd to the general
church fund.
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About People
Movements OF individuals TO and
From the CITY.
AT THE HOTELS.

MLIRE--C. r. Murrna. Barn"sville
Ohio: Col. Pearl y. Schnftcr. Hunting
ton; G. F.. Hutchinson. Fairmont: W. IL
Cooper. IarkersburE: =. -. Tidw"ll' Far
krrsburs: II K. Mcclure, larkcrsburE;
Mrs. II. J. Brown. :4.rmnnt: W. Il.
Fleming. iiuckhanuon; 4. {. Taylor.
ParkerSburE.
TOGERS-t1rced Marrow" Fairmoni:
Robert Morgan. F'airmonr; II. y. Martin.
Fairmunt; G. &. Duffy. GAINESVILLE.
WINDSOE-S. IT. Jones Clarksbu:s;
II. r. Marquis. Charleston: j.. d. smith.
Grafton.
sTAMM-W. Z. Wallace. New MIR
tinsvillr; Il. q. Roberts. Falrmont.
Captain Jarvis r. Price. secretary ~
the Wheeling Chamber or Commerce.
lef, last night for ST. ,Gu;S Ia attend
a meeting Of the National Chamber VI
Commerce 10 be- hrld this week in THAI
city.
George ". lu,z. Of We f,rm "t Trim
bio & I.utz, left last night Tor Chicago
on business.
Hon. George W. Byrn". nf Moundsri'l"
onn of Marshall rniniyS representatives
in tho HOUSE of DcicraTc.s. was husi-
ness visitor in tho city yesterday.
Miss Anna Smith has returned 80 her
HON. in Springdnl". as."T spending Inc
past two weeks with her sister. Mrs. j.
II. Thornton. in SiSy"rsrIilr.
NJ. and Mrs. carl Shlplcy and child
ron have rnturnrd Ia tni"nt"wh. IA.
after listing Mr.. and Mrs. Llium. II
SprIucfalr 0.rr Sunday.
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Federation Of g. 8.

Tho grcater the necessity Tor saving.
the greater your opportunity TO use
The lntcll!ecnccr Want Ads.
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Hood-Rlade wedding.

| Coming as n complete surprise TO Inc
many friends of the principals rs IN" an
| nounccmcnt Of the marriag" or Mrs. DO
! hanna BLADE, Of South Jacob street. 10
! MIR. Robert Good. of Fairmont tn" Voc
! ding was an event Of Monday. April IL.
| and took rlnce ut The rrctory OF The
! church OF the immaculate Conception. op
The South Side. Re-. Father William
! Hail performed the ceremony in the
| prcsencc of tho Immediate families or
! the principals. There were no attend
| auts.
/ MIR. Good is n'achinist. being en-
| ployed at Tairmont. and the happy cou-
pl" will take UP their rceid"nc" there al
! once. Mrs. Good is prominent lady or
tho South Side ami has innumrrablc
! friends who will wish much happiness In
| her now home.
wedding ut Portsmouth.
| An interesting wedding was performed
| at Portsmouth, Ohio. last Saturday. April
| 6. when Miss Mae Blanche MCGEE WAS
| unite in marriage 10 Delta Lionel Arts.
both Of that city. Mrs. ArtiS is tho at
! trartlve daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ.
McGee, former residents Of Wheeling. and
! she is we'll known among rho younger
| fold Of this city.
! The bride was attended by her sister.
! Miss Helen Mct7cc. and Mr.. Harold
! Mc,oher attended tn" groom as host man.
! mined atcly following the ceremony tho
! harry couple departed on an eastern
! honeymoon. Mr.. ArtiS has recently re-
! turned from overseas. 10 his home in
rtsmouth. whore h" is very well
! unovn They have many friends in this
! civ who will ext end their best wishes.
| d. Of I Dinner Dance
! Carroll Court 100. Daughters Of lisa.
bella. will entertain with dciiGhitu!
dinn"rdancc on "Wednesday rrcninE II
! thr hotel Mcclure. beginning at, o'clock
! Parker Popular Players thr VOL known
! Jazz band. Of Columbus. 0hi". will hc a
/ decided fcatur" Of III" affair. and n most
enjoyable evening Is assured az VINO
have been so fortunate rs tn rncriv" an
! invitation.
| IF there arc my who failed TO notify
! their acccptancrs. they are requested 70
! rhnnr Miss Clara Rose. Wheeling 1854
/ NO later than Wednesday noon April 50,
! for II can he realized That full number
| Of acrrptances arc necessary so TINT din
Nor reservations may hn made. Young
| mon arr encouraged 10 wear th"ir uni
| forms.
Federation Of 9. s.
bc n mccting of the Federation Of Sun
! day school classes held In tho stone
Pr shytcrian church at Elm Grove. THIS
federation is composed Of tho members
IF tho BRrraccn and rhilathcn classes
! Of tho various churches In the cornmun-
| Ity. \ business session Will occupy tho
! earlier part Of tho evening and later an
i interesting program VIII hr rendered.
! and refreshments served.
Tho following churches Will be rcp-
J resented In this quarterly meeting:
| '-nSnn NJ L.. Wheeling, Moundsvilln
| NJ r.. Muundsvill" baptist. lansing NJ.
| f.. Imninnucl baptist. Wheeling. First
| Baptist. Cnlrralu Presbyterian. Martins
| Ferry Baptist, Stone Presbyterian. Elm
| Grove
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.F|Ks' FASTER BALL LAST NIGHT
MOST ELABORATE AFFAIR Of SEASON

GI,T,.in Einr Edward EHig
Harry kicffrr. Jack 81 roebcl,
Rovmund Rcasbcck, Carol O'Conncl.
Warner Mason. Walter Rruhn.
y w. " o. u,
The residence hall girls or Inc l. =,
&. A. were delightfully."- enteTAiheo ~
evening III the social rooms or inc ouiiu
ing. with a delicious O'Clock dlnnrg
The tables wcr" beautifully dccoraieu
with spring blossoms and Ars. McndeI'
Miss Maxwell and Miss Day were most
rSsrs
The following were in attendance
Misses:
Sophir Huston Emma ""iGa!,
Woods. Cordelia Day,
J,ilIir Uappy Edna stiles.
Katherine Scott, Helen Prtres'
Edna lloldrrn. f.Fa 'nN.
nellie YoSt Mari" McGlti'ii''S'
Zelda Dee Wood, Edith Nall"y.
Elsie V Busbey. rna tEleS;
Ruth Robinson. Grace Worlcy.
Mary T. Jones. Leila Porter.
Elizabeth McLiee, Margaret nonahey'
Mildred Ross. Jennie Masters.
Alice Snodgrass. l-orenc Ailen.
Elsie Wilson. Satth I'M , !Su.'.
May Bonar, Catherine forres'er'
CAROL Thompson. Emma Saneh'
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Missionary Meeting
Tho Ladies' Missionary Society OF the
Third Presbyterian church will meet in
The Pascagoula chronicle., 1919-11-15


,,no of Ca1ifora and of the white con-
quest of the Pacific coast. Southern
California, Arizona, New Mexico ana
Texas are Old Mission centers ana
many of these wonderful Mission bulld-
ings still stand along the Tran. IN
louisiana is the romantic country OF
Evangeline and New Orleans the
"Paris of America Then the M1ssls-
sinpi Gulf coast and old Mobile, Pensa'
cola and Tallahassee, the Suwanee
river, Jacksonville, St. Augustine and
Tampa.
1t is the Trail for the traveller ana
one that will mellow his heart every
day he travels it.
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o, roll call by the following vote
Gu v I H. Lewis, J. Higginoo'nan'
MI. Valverde.
Nays-None. November.
Approved this 9th day OF No''
i'i'' Ell. LEWIS, Mayor.
NIL valverde, Clerk, hereby ce',
49,. ,hot the foregoing ordinance oi
tbe CITY of Pascagoula' was at "a resu
lar meeting of the Council of said Guy y,
,,,v oaonted by unanimous vote u
va cornci, as appears by the minutes
Of said meeting OF said Council
witness my hand this the oth uas u
November, 1919.
NJ. L. VALVERDE'
City Clerk.
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OLD SPANISH TRAIL.

The Old Spanish Trail from florida
to California which passes through
Pascagoula is giving evidence d oe-
coming a great highway. Development
work is proceeding on numerous INKS
in the system, concrete, brick and otn-
er paved roadbeds are building, DIG
bridges are nearing the construction
stage. and many bad spots are being
smoothed out.
Pascagoula is vitality interested in
this highway for the vogue of the over
land traveller is growing and the high
way that connects Florida, Mobile,
New Orleans, San Antonio, Ell Paso,
San Diego and Los Angeles will bring
many peasant visitors to this commun-
ity.
Over 500 ,000, 900 in bonds have been
voted, or are in process of voting, con-
siderable portions of which are for
highway work on this Trail.
At San Antonio November 14th, 10Th,
the General Annual Convention will be
held of interested workers and mem
beers along the 1900 miles of highway
These conventions are not restricted
to members but are open to everyone
interested in seeing the Trail devel-
oped. A delegation from here means
one more impulse toward bringing this
section to the front
The central offices of the Old Span
fish Trail Association are at San An
tonic and in every county where live
leaders can be found, members are
being enlisted and county club is be-
ing formed. All the power of central
lied effort today is being put behind
the Old Spanish Highway to build 1t
ND and to beautify it.
As a tourist highway it is without
n peer, 1t is lined with historical as
sociations from end to end. AS the
great military highway so much dis
cussed it embraces San Diego, the mil
itary and naval headquarters of Cali
fornia; San Antonio, the greatest mil
itary center in the United States and
the gateway to Mexico; New Orleans,
the central southern military outlet
and Pensacola, the southern naval
base.
Historically it reaches back 400
years to the fascinating exploits of the
Spanish cavalier and the heroic minis
trations of the Franciscan Friars-
and this history, like the Trail, spans
the continent. st. Augustine in Florida
n the Oldest city in the United States.
Santa Fe in New Mexico is next. San
Diexo in California marks the begin
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rnE SUGAR SITUATION.

Malt sugar strip is a brahd-he"
sweet which has arrived on a coihihei
c,al scale at the psychological moment
n relieve the sugar shortage, say lhe
.nacialists of the Bureau of Chemis-
try. United States Department OF Ag-
riculture, who have investigated 'afi'
Gus substitutes for sugar. In addition
IN heing a sweet, malt sugar strip mas
a delicious favor, somewhat reseilip'
ling that of honey, which adds much
TO its palatabiity and value as sugar
substitute.
While malt sugar has long peeh
known to chemists, its production on
commercial scale is only beglhilihs'
Two factors have stimulated It's pro-
s,,o.;o, recently The shortage OF
suRar has developed market LOT H.
and the recent prohibition law mas
made available both the raw material
and the machinery needed for It's man
ufacture. Malt sugar strip is haue
from the same grains as beer, ana may
ba made from corn or potatoes or any
plant containing starch. Barley which
was used until recently in the manu-
facfure of beer can be used now 10 pro-
duce malt sugar strip.
Breweries, with very little charge'
can be used and are now beng USED
for it's manufacture. Up to a certain
noint the process for making matt
sugar strip is the same as the process
for making beer Evaporating pans
ia the principal additional equipment
required by breweries to become mat
sugar strip factories.
Malt sugar strip looks very much
like malt strip. 1t can be USED lor
everything that cane sugar is USED lor'
While its use on the table may not De
mite as convenient as sugar, II IS
most excellent substitute for table use
when sugar is not to be had, as 1t not
only provides sweetness but IS equal
to sugar in food value. For COOKING
and baking purposes and for making
candy it is not only equal to sugar III
convenience and food value but is SUI
perior for some uses because 1t VIII
not so readily crystalize.
Malt sugar strip is now being soid
in large quantities to commercial paE-
cries and candy and soft-drink manu-
facturers, who use it in place Oh sugar
The wholesale price as quoted IN
recent advertisements in trade papers
and elsewhere is from Z to cents per
pound in barrel lots. Many retail gro
GERS do not handle it yet because there
has been little demand for it on the
part of housewives. Grocers can no"
obtain it and no doubt will be glad TO
do SO as the demand for it increases
Housewives can well conserve theif
dwindling supply OF sugar by using
1t in cooking, baking and homemade
ccnfectiops, and even on the table lol
sweetening coiee, oatmeal, and des
serts. 1t can be used for every pur
nose for which sugar is used. II TN
housewi res want it, the grocers VII
get it.
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OPTIMISTIC SLOGANS
FOR PASCAGOUlA

Paved streets. good roads and bet
ter traffic regulations.
Perfect drainage throughout the port
Dry sidewalks for the pedestrian
Scientific sanitation for home ana
public convenience and health.
Bountiful supply of fresh milk from
well appointed diaries.
Marketing street stands for country
produce, centrally located.
Development of the harbor WIN
docks and deep water channels and
basins.
Modern hotel. for the accommodation
of investors and sightseers.
. Patronage for local firms and better
home relations. Buy in Pascagoula.
Larger Sunday congregations in the
Christian churches Better support fol
the pastors.
Buy government bonds; build
home: Save for a rainy day.
Pay honest debts and breathe freely
and independently
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.

U. S. band Office at Jackson, Miss.
October q, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Rufus
Naples. of Orange Grove, Mississippi,
who, on May %, 1916, made Homestead
Entry No O7326, for lot 6, section H.
township south, range 4 west, 81,
Stephens Meridian, has filed notice Oh
intention to make three year proof, 10
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before clerk of the Chancery
Court of Jackson county, at Pascagou-
la, Mississippi, on the 9Th day OF De-
cember, 1919
Claimant names as witnesses: w.
X. Riley, of Pecan, Mis-; W. H. Living
ston, of Pecan, Miss; Andrew John
son. of Kreole, Miss; Avery Moria, OF
Pecan, Miss.
w. F. CUMMlNS, Register
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NONRESIDENT NO''ee'

No. 1870.
The state of Mississippi
To Eliza Ellen Martin:
You are commanded to appear peiois :
tbe chancery court Of the county y,
Jackson in said state on the 'hifu u
Monday A. D. 1919, to defend the sun
in said court of G. M. Martin "heie
in you are a defendant 900
This 4th day of October A. u. 1919
FRED TAYLER,
Clerk