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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27

n Jim suffered any reaction from
his unexpected embrace Of Deb. ne
didn't bctray II that day. hut next
morning he criticized Ann for the
first time. and I wondered what hid
den trait Of thought made him sur.
denly hard 10 please. A golf contest
was on nj tho links. and most Of tho
members Of my Sunday supper party
were among those presant In tho gal
iery which accompanied tbs players
Tho links touch tho lorimer
grounds on one side. consequently
part Of the gallery collected on my
terrace before tho game
carae pch. smiling brnypiy N she
said eood morning 70 Jim. smiiing
bravcIy. aisu. on popr devoted Ted
Came Ann. sdbpin9 acrons the
lawn with Ginger cuddlcd In her
neck.
She sat down on the arm o. my
chair. Ann often sits on the floor. ~
on both feet: shs ignores the rules Of
proper behavior. no u,Attss how
many men are around
A. rho sat on the arm Of my chair.
she pokcd the nose Of her sfroctous
pet into my face and invited Il 20
kiss tn Aunt Jane and then she
scoldcd because Aunt Jane was a
cross old thing 70 turn away from
Sweetsie.
Jim heard. ana came 10 N and ]
felt like saying For this relief
much thanks." only II wouldn't have
sounded very poiifA
To me said Jim. Sorry. Jana" BY
way Of apology: then he put his arm
about his wifc's shoulder and whis-
percd In her ear.
II will ! wiiir' said Ann. q onea
And she kicked her hcei9 hard
against my chair. ~ II she we're .
naughty t-year-old
Jim stood up stiffiy. and his lips
wcr~ firmly set M they used TO Be
when he came home on leave from
the army.
"Jim says I ought not 70 take
Ginger TO the links. know is's not
nice to take does-but osnger--he's
only a raccoonr' she walled II VIII
tnke him Wouldn't you. Janey"
II would do ms my husband -
auestcd." I rnid. Positively. III he
gets ioosA you'll lose him mean
the COON" l addcd
Jim surveyed Ann heiple~hy. BUD
denly. 60 ernphasixe her remark. she
stuck both feet out straight In front
Of her. like q show giril
Jim's lips ughiened ] had MOI
noticed AIMS feet before. They were
shod In high hesled pumps. tied with
ribbon. and on the outside Of each OF
her ankles was an elaborate rosctte
with naring ends. thought ! had
nevcn seen such conspicuous feet off
the stage.
took a long breath Ann intend.
81 20 tramp several hours over the
Green In those ball room trappingx!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
PALACE HIP FEATURES
MUSICAL COMEDY SKIT

Patrons Of Lows Palace Hip
showed emphatic approval Of tbs en-.
tsrtAinment provided In "wiii She
VIM the fantastic comedy with
girls" thai In Appearing with the
nov show opening yesterday. A pret-
~ prtmA donna plays the role of
chief assistant TO Mephisto. and
there arc . couple Of comedians and
half . dozen pretty chorus girls 10
complete tho cnAt.
cy and Cy provide an abundance
Of laughs In their comedy eocsntrict
tea
A help yourself cafe II tho soene
for the activities OF ON and Weak.
who get plenty Of amusemen, out OF
their daft balancing OF china and
their casual acquaintance
Harmony singing and solos an
featured by Smith and Kesse. two
young men Tho Aerial Macks pre-.
sent = routine Of AERIAL and strong.
Jaw fcats. "A lave Wire HEX with
William Russell y the feature photo.
play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27

0&t0O&ST
Dear Miss Grey. Have women
~ IN appreciation Of mems good
GcEoEtsf
I an asliug your opinion Of =
u1fs Who falls to appreciate . hus-
nond and . good home We were
wnrs1ed less than one year. ! did
ovorything that . husband could do
- make NJ happy. When business
~ cana she said II wasn't bud
- but women ! was going TO
-. without any Just cause Of sus-
pkc1oA
The horne I provided for her was
ouual 70 any fine homo In the city
---uAe called u . dump. While FUR
nashing provisions In large auanu-
t1ea she said I was starving her.
vben have proof to the contrary.
Now. Miss Grey. worked all day
- NY business. than NJ home In
- evening. altogether about J., or
a. hours . day. then she tried twice
g have me arrested for lazy hus-
nAnd
ghe deserted me and took betwcsn
~ end seven hundred dollars worth
q furniture and provisions and gave
Ghnu 70 her son In a nearby city.
Now Miss Grey. tell me-what
80 the average woman expect OF
. hushandf Thank you X
fhs syosbss u. Mr.. Men. vos
lads's Aece On leverage scona"- for
. sctfs- She scasn'f eren q scoma"--
hust - excuse for one Just De-
oosss this sscssdier happened aionc
- p~lied the scooi ovcr your eyes
~ : nme. u 10 reason sohy yon
1AouJl loss your perspective.
Be)tsps NE sche~ sav the average
|r0pomsn scoSId be eonferted Nth far
Jsss shss vos provided for your
OQ&
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
|4!Elh'eSfdl@e:

uai acts seen In Seattle IN souse time
is uncovered In "A uood Had Man"
In which Wallis Clark. . vain old
man-about.town does soms excellent
acting. Hc h ably assisted In his
work By I1osals Ancisrr ana pevnh
Morea. The act. bcsidos the acting.
has an O. Henry ending which ooss
plctely SURPRISED
The thrce Lordona altl,e ti,eir oct
IL old. do n differently. Tho opening
act two trained, scalA " also old. but
the scala II anything. are much more
clever than most ether seals In aim,
liar actA
The blu opens and closes with the
usual motion ptctureA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27

SEATTLE PLEASED
BY QUICK RESULTS

Everyone u pieased with the
quick results a simple witchhasel
oamphos. hydrnstiA etc. ~ mixed
In IAvoptfk sys wash- One mans
eyes were - baby strained he
could MOI reaA without pain. Twe
applications relieved him A h9y
with weak. fnflamed syss via
greatly helped By ONE bottle. We
guarantee . small hottis Of IAvop-
TIN 70 help ANY CASE weak.
strained or inflamed eyes. Swtft's
Drug Co. and leading drugxistA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
FACTS AND FANCY
ABOUT PARASOLS

II u said that umbrellas were q
Chinese invention Only those Of
royal birth were allowed TO carry
them. and the rank was Indicated by
the color Of the umbrella
There n . superstition that me
gift Of an umbrella viii protect one
against the plots Of enemies. To
open n In the house portsnds bad
luck and even death. For girl TO
break her parasol signifies the ioss
OF her sweetheart
SIGN OF
SHARP TEAdPPEB
Women who leave their umbrvfias
flustering loosely win always have
financial difficulties. The girl who
dragu her umbrella behind her 10 .
gosnip and has q sharp temper. III q
person carries the umbrella under
the arm allowing the handle TO curve
toward the shoulder. u indicates
cheerfulnees. The flirt swings her
sunshade. A woman who sets down
her umbrella firmly at every stsp
has q dominating character and vii
rule IN the house
LOST
UMBRELLA
Tho person VINO ioses an umbrella
In unfortunate In money natter
and inclined TO borrowing without
ever returning anything. while one
who takes q parasoi everywhere. Il
a cautious person who saves money
and abstains from speculations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
NOVEL TRIMMING

Paris has invented . novel NE for
flowers on large hats. The soft nov.
ers are worn close to the face edgfng
the undsnlde Of the brtm WHARF u
joins the crown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
"A Bog Pleads
for Ron Wolff

Dear Miss Grey: have BEEN read
Nc up 90 the Roy Wolff case and
en- II standstili as TO what to think
- r. Isn't there any way the peo-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
LEWIS ORPHEUM HAS
COMEDY OFFERING

Robert Lorenzo ~ an Italian eso-
tor and Madeline Mathews ~ .
housemAid have the leading FUN
roles IN The Living venuS- the
musical comedy At Laws orpheum
this week
Bozs Hin the charming leadins
la<iy. appears N . rich young scuip-
trcsA who 10 esarching for a perfect
man and woman. Needless 10 say.
her search Estes ample opportunity
for = good supply Of comedy situa-
tionA
Afiw FIN has . lively murcai Of.
fering with the chorus Of ~ giris.
II In = bathing number.
Robert Lorenzo has jaRy special
~: Billie Bingham sings and dances.
with the aid Of Lorenzo and Oscar
Gerard: Madeline Mathews has q de-.
iiEhtfui comedy song. In which she
introduces some eccentric dancing
steps during the chorus.
James Dooiey and Frank Budd
also appear In speclaiueA with the
chorus assisting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
Doctors
Use
Adler-i-ka

Il use Adier.i-ka IN ALL bowel
Sases with great success. Some cases
require only ONE DOSE" tsigned
Or. w. A. Lane. Westbaden. Ind
Adler--ka flushes BOTH upper and
1Dwer bowel so completely II relieves
ANY CASE gas on the stomach or
sour stomach Removes foul matter
which poisoned stomach for montha
OFTEN CURES constipation Prevents
'nppendicitis. Adlertka Is a mixture
n buckthorn. cascara, glycerine and
nins other simple ingredients. Swift
Drug Co.. Barteil Drug Co. and all
leading druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27

Once more Jim Whispered 70 Ann.
Her reply this time was:
II won'u I won'tr' Then 70 me
she complained pcevishly.
He says no wants me 10 change
my shoesY'
Jim. without snothss word. De
parted
"Yes--AnA - 10 n ] declared
Those you have on are too conspic
uo,is. my dear. for the iinkA You'll
be-be--too noticeabier'
Il won't 30 At air Ann pouted
and she ran homo. Across the ter
rnee ] saw Jim Lorfmer helping Del
int her car. Deb had on some wasf
things with oxford2 iow heeled and
immaculate. and ample enough fol
the feet nature had provided 70 sup
port her height and. weight
Ann didn't come back and jim
didn't 90 hosna He stepped Init
Deb's oar.
This DOESN'T prouz1ss wen for any
hody's happinen.~ thought L
Go BE Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
DAINTY VANITY
| BAGS


The now VANITY bass for svsn1nU
use come IN an the fashionable SUM
mer shaded They arc flat and lined
with silk Of contrasting color. and
trimmed with tiny handmade flow
ers. Tho mounts are either gold.
silver. antique tortoise. or even am
Der. The bags are handmade and
are extremely popular.
~~~~~~.~~~~.~~~~
put into Jelly glasses and cover with
paraffin when cool; the carrots
should be mcasured after putting
thru the food chopper: this MARINA
lade has the Appearances Of orange
marmaiade: the taste In rather IKE
that Of orange marmaiads without
the bitter tang.
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CARROT
MARMALADE

CAhnOI
MARMALADE
Carrots combined with oranges
and lemons. or lemons alone. maks
a deceptive marmaiads. There In
small amount OF sugar In carrots. 70
the amount Of sugar may be less
ened In making the marmaiada
cups carrots
Z lemons
! orange
2 cups sugar
Wash and scrape carrots. put thru
tho food chopper. barely cover with
water and cook until tender. squeeze
juice from lemons and orange: put
rinds thru food chopper cook In
water TO barely cover until tender;
combine ana add sugar and juice Of
lemons and orange: cook until thick;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-27
4 Photograph Will Aid Your Memory

Keep portrait of your loved ones on
yoatr desk.
Your children, "before you knoao it,"
WiU be grown. Every day brings
changes.
Haze them photographed no,O, and
later IN life you'll treasure these pic
tures as priceless jewels.
First select skilltM photographer,
then arrange "sitting" as soon as pos
sibLe.
Later the Christmas rush begins and
yoalr order may be delayed.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1920-12-03
TRUSTEES kAIn,

She STATE Of Mississippi, Hs1ubee b -Ss.
~ Virtue OF she provisions Of a .rrAA.
seeh OF trust executed by Dick Hiss;na on m,
tsf az sf January, 1918. to 2. r. Cow. =
rsstes' 20 seec<e to N. Scales. a esrt.in -
oeotedness tserein mentioned, sad trust a.
Ss,as recorded in Deed BOOK Ne, iso a.,
" IA ne Ca8noery ClerA's sfAes IN a~;d
sesnw. Z sne undersigned, as tr1aatee viii an
Ne, STA day 81 DoeenAey, isst. -, vi
N Ae city Of Macon. proceed 10 s-n y. "o o,s,'
Son 70 ths highest bidder fer c.sh, The F,S-
rnAt eectAin parcel Of land eonn.,e,,~
~ tee drs.n teat enters fractional hlact sS.s
ehoeeo Va tbe City Of Macon, Miss. mao, ~.
sefnesst esrrer Of said fractional klork ma
ruhnns three In Q southessternIy dirsrt;os
sSsoas me Middle line Of ssid drrir In ~.
HoxSsse river. and thence ID ala rivs, -
seherssn serees. thence north along IN. -
9.de or Jefferson street TO point Of begirn;ns'
me property herein conveyed being eli az
gsrtton OF said fractional block s.venteep =
is CITY Of Macon. Noxubee county, Missi.s'
!9pt and lot two in section four .oapsSs-
iIsorteeo rsnge seventeen In said COUNT ~
ing west Of said drain. "'' ~
Inc property mentioned In said tina. H.,
% satisfy said Indebtedness and the cost ~ y
tbs proceeding. = r cEopvC Uss
Tna November nth. 1920. T TSsts.
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AMERICAN MAGUIS

/. Our lives are the little garden
plots in which it is our privilege tc
drop seeds.
,, Smile and the world smiles
With you, kick and you kick alone, but
She kicker is never known.
8. It is poor team work which
calls for q hot head and cold feet.
4. 1t is not good business policy
TO boost prices on a cash customer.
5. Anticipated pleasure too LONG
delayed loses its original favor.
8, Stealing q heart has resulted
N a life sentence for many a man.
2. Nc man can be happy unless
Re Is on good terms with his stomach,
8. To make others happy is a
great and beautiful work.
8. Careful thinking sometimes
shows the wisdom of changing plans
10. What angels we ali would be
# we lived up to our obituary notices
II. The fellow who comes down
Town smiling hasn't a nervous wife.
u. It is seldom a rounder is on the
square.
10. The crime is not in making a
mistake but in repeating it.
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an ordinance authorizing the borr.,,.
ing Of S25OO00. in anticinafior ~.
ldNrS for the current wear and n
meet the expenses of the schools ot
Macon, Mississippi, for said year
ana authorizing the mayor to exc.
cute note therefor.
It being apparent to the Navor and
Board of Aldermen, that fbero T..
necessity for the borrowing Of S2500
"a anticipation Of taxes for tba c1,r-
rent year, to meet the expenses Of the
public schools Of the CITY of Macon
mississippi, and the Board being adj
Esed that the Merchants & Farmers
Bank Of Macon, Mississippi. is will
ing TO lend said sum to the CITY at 8
per cent, payable the 18th of Febru-
ary, 1921, THEREFORE,
SECTION /. Be it ordained by the
Navcr md Board Of Aldermen Of the
Cts g. Macon, Mississippi, that the
6um 81 $27o000 he borrowed Of said
pans, and the Mayor l. j v author.
t1ed and dire I'd to- aNocut. the note
II SAID City for said amount, payabl,
p said Bark, with interest at s per
sent per annum, due and payable the
18th Of February, 1921
SECTION 2. The occasion being
urgent, it is ordered that this 0rdi-
- Aance take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
Approved November 18th, 1920.
Attest: JAS. G. HORTON,
J. J. SCOTT, Clerk, Mayor.
IL. J. Scott, City Clerk, hereby Ger
tify that the above and foregoing or
dinance wa duly passed at a regular
adjourned meeting of the Mayor and
Board OF Aldermen held Thursday,
Nov. 18th, 1920, same having been re-
duced to writing was considered and
voted upon by sections, then as
whole, Aldermen Allen, Featherston,
Patty and Lamberson voting yea, none
voting ray; said ordinance was adopt
ed and ordered spread on the Minutes
and published.
], 4. SCOTT, Clerk.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

State % Mississippi, Noxubec County
By virtue Of the provisions Of a certain
deed OF trust executed by Robin Hughes and
his wife Nettie hughes. on the Ind day of
March. 1916. 70 A. Z. Dent as trustee to sc.
cura 10 G. D. Dnsmore a certain Indebtedness
therein mentioned, said trust deed being re
corded in Deed Book No. 1913. p. 264 in Chas,
Gerry Nerk'6 sasoe In said sosnty. !, the un.
dersigned tru5tee, will on
Monday. the 18Th day OF Deeetnher. 1920,
within lesd aours in front Of the door Of be
Court ouse IN thu City of Macon, Miss pro.
cerd " cell al saetion b. the highest bidder
Tor cash;
West haA Of cas-. half Of southeaa, quarter
section 35, tswnsaip Is north. range 10 east,
containing ~ acres moreor less.
The property mentioned in said trust deed
will be sold 10 sstisfy said indebtedness and
the cost q this proceeding.
A. 7. dent, Trustse.
This Nov, 1875. isi2,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
State Of Mississippi, Noxubte County.
In Chancery.

IN thdnCeTy,
Robert Cameron Farrar ct al, complainants.
versus W, P Farar, defendan No 487q..
In pursuance Of a final decree rendered In
the above-stated cause at the October Term
A. d., 1920, of the Court aforesaid. dated tbe
zoth day of October, A. D. 1920 reference
0elnR hereby made TO Minute Book 81 nagpg
otU' Oh 5l2, the undersigned Special Com
missioner in said cause appointed will on
Wednesday, the 10Th day OF December 1920
u front OF the west door of the court house
IA me City Of Macon, in said county, within
legal hours, proceed TO sell at public outcry
10 the highest and best bidder the follow
ing described real estate, lying and being stu
ated in said county and state, towit:
me southeast quarter of southwest quarter
anu northwest quarter of northeast quarter OF
range 16 ~ '"A'A'P 40
North half of southwest quarter of north
east quarter ~
Five (5l acres off west side of n tbirtv fas,
acre tract of south end of northwest onarte.
q southwest quarter Of section 85, townshh,
Eighteen Is) acres off south end Of NORTH
east quarter of southeast quarter Of sectior ~
township Is, range i6 w.
. Al, oil said lands lying and being situsss,3
~ NoAuoee county, Mississippi. and contsSap
ing nnety.three (9S- acres more or leas
a. ieIns OF the sale will be ten per cent ~
VIZ chsse price Of said lands, to be paid aa
sash 70 special Commissioner on the dou r
tne sale and the balance, being ninetv 90.
cent OF said purchase price, to be maid -
opecial commissioner upon the cnnfr,ns9isss
Oh m he sale by the Chancellor,
inc titie 70 the above described pronsr&x T.
DeIieVeu 10 be perfect but shall only -
dscree W Ttrtne OF said Rsea
Ahs November i1th, 1920.
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MISS BESSIE BOGGESS
MAKES INTERESTING TAIN

Quite an interesting meeting was
leld AT the school house Friday after
noon, November, Goth, when Miss
Bessie Borgess. gave q very pleasing
and instructive talk on the different
foods and their especial value TO our
children. She told why growing
children needed mere food, and differ
food FROM ar adult. She had
very beautiful hand-pa.n!ed charts il
Illustrating tie classified foods. She
told how malnutrition vas the cause
Of many children being under-size
and subject 10 disease. She said
a child that took" every disease that
cann along was almost sure to be
under-nourished She gave the symp-
toms Of mslnutrition so plainly that
a number Of mothers decided that the
children must eat more Of the proper
food and lsaH sweets. Shs spoke Of
something hot with the school lunch
and how easily every school could
We either hot chocolate or hot soup
without extra equipment or without
taking any time from the regular
school work.
The Parent-Teachors Association
would be glad to undertake this work
as part Of its health program il there
was any cooperation. We can only
make these improvements by all
together. It is certainly
TO conserve the health Of
our children.
PATRON. |
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GUARDIANSHIP SAFE mr. ,.x~

In IN 'a'e OIL Mississippi Noxubee Co,ptr
~ M 0le Chancery Court of I0wnaea c..
,; nuardianship OF Richard A. Bra ;.
In pursuance Of Ami decree -,
a az we state cause in vacation on the a. -,
W. NoVepef A. D.. 1920. the unders;,ua ~ uS
aian OF said minor will op guar
'he 9TH day Of December. A. n tsva
~ i rom OF the door Of the court h,-,.. =,
~; Wy OF Macon, in the County Of Eoy,i.a,
sen 40 o,at, Within legal hours, pressed DO
sen az public cutlery 70 the Highest A;d,.
me Following descrber landa lv;n. a.. 49,.
i5sippi. towt. anu oVs% OF MlsSs
p, nesslhning at stake on the soutA -. =,
az. snL'e ana Pickensylie road, AT the ncrtf
east corner OF tn. lot formerly ownsS r. n'f "
~ Mullins. now owned by W |" u
running thence south along the east hen.I snn
VI sasu Allen lot, . distance Of Al. hn"Xa.I,
anu "ttyiouf feet 10 stake; therse est
u,va. the horhernly boundary Of the k,s r,-
tehtly ;6id ~ y. "; Mullins " W. J. Alien.
! distance Of two husasrs thirr.i.sr sad
le'iss fett g stake or tht western lse~-sa-s-;;
o. me sam Conner lpst thence north slpps tnr
lance of ass hu,dred ia three fs.x "a
s M..m at the sor.A east corssy 4, tke o. ~
t. stort lot; thence north sts,ns Ia vrx.
an. < oIuheary OF said store lot A sissn,s d
III. nsSafed hfy-two feet to stake "a ,r..A
thence - oSMsiiis and Picksrs, ills = rcs6
a distsn,s 80 s'ons the south side Of AID rpSS
the point Of beginning. N"'- W" '''t "
~ ., 10, seyensy-syo ee-t VIE In,neS .,sI.u
o wsss o. and adjoining the ,torehocss - ~
BOUNDED ei a. % f,,i sam Conner. said ,ot wing
mouse now occupied BY Sam Conno,. ~ -
We. w~' BY lot ocsupied by Sam Connor ssA ~
.ne north BY Breoksvills and Pie..,- slS
t tVaa said las. described lot fronting ,-vr..-
PieS.n,v;, 1e more OF iess on Brooksvilie rrd
aFed and sixty feet more or less, and IN inu
in paraiielogram. All Of sad lands bein,
~ section %. township is north. rasrr N
cast and in the village Of Clif.onvils Ms.
Terms Of sale; Ten per cent Of psrehnse
49, oe paid on day OF sale. and bslsnse
cellor in vacation. 'NA'" '" |"a1
c,,..,,. REBEccA A. BRYAN.
'NAiaian of Richard A. Bryan. a .a%~
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NOVICE

o. the eaEPsse Il the Beard Fl EapeT,
visors Of NOXubee County to Bor,
roW Money.
Notice IS hereby giver, as reouired
by Chapter 227 Laws Of 1920. of tbc
intention Of the Board # Supervisors
IL said county to borrow the sum OF
Ten Thousand Dollars on NoHdav
December 9Th 1920, at 10 O'clock a
m. 10 defray the expenses Of the eoun-
ty other than judiciary expenses. and
to issue negotiable notes the, afor
payable not uater than February III
1921, bearing per cent interest Dey
annum. interest payable as the Ner.
chants and Farmers Bank, Nae,r,
Mississippi
Sealed bids are invited.
BY order Of the Boars this sSS SsV
Of Gsre1AeP. 1920.
5E0. h TYHSIN
Clerk al theEsar Of SupsrrisxxN. Ma
taA M4sSfsS5HAA
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The 9tala Mississippi Nozuben County
ny tH,Ie p. tire provisions OF q certain
a.e' ot tH. tE'suted by r. r. Lands and
"ie Grace NJ lands on the lSth day Of Sep
tender iEl9 a u. L. Martin al trustee 10
secure 10 th'8ar5 Of Macon, Macon Alis3iss-
lnp .,a.n ialtedness therein mentioned
Jhe ndea' in7st and trust deed securing same
/ wal on an.r- leth, 1920. transferred and
ass|'ned ta a'g. Bessie G. Dorroh the said
trust deri Har recorded in Trust Deed Boog.
NO. l11 '@a' r n the Office Of the Chan
Gerry ticrt Of NDNuhee County Mississippi.
and default lE been made in the payment
OF said 7t-h ings5
| And toe SAID r. J., Martin, the trustee named
,a,J t'.st a.e. having RESIGNED and the
SAID Mrs Bessie g. Dorr0h, the owner of the
sad Indebtedness as well as the trust deed Sc
curing same having appointed the UNDER
, signed as substituted trustee on the 18th day
OF November. go. which resignation and ap-
ponimeut is dug accorded in Trust Deed Book
Nv, 9aF5 ~ Of the records Of NoSubce
|, the gaae sgned as substituted trustee,
viii on
Tuesday, the 2ist Day Of December, 1920
thin ltgai hours in front of the door Of the
court house of NoXubee County Mississinni
in the CITY OF Macon, Mississippi proceed to
sell at auction To the highest bidder for cash
IN accordance with the terms Of the said
trust deed and the statutes in such cases
made and provided, the following described
real estate. towit:
The southwest quarter OF section and 20
acres oil the north end of the west half OF
he northwest quarter of section 7. and the
esst half Of tho northwest quarter of section
7. all in township 10 north. range II east.
CONTAINING - Hsres more or less. situated in
NoTuho, p--tG. Mississippi.
~ p-,rHrty mentioned in said trust deed
'rU be SOLD 70 satisfy said Indebtedness and
IA" CO.'S Of thus proceeding.
|. L. DORROH,
Substituted Trustee
This Nov sca, 1920