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The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-10-29

to the project and at once practically
puts the project into effect.
In brief, it is proposed to feature
the social as we'll as the aquatic and
other sports coming more properly
under the heading of athletic. The
meeting Sunday was quite sue
cess and the amount of work accom-
plished puts the organization prac-
tically on it's feet and already as a
going concern. New Orleans people,
summer visitors to this section OF
the Gulf Coast, are represented and
actively interested. There is also a
special membership that admits
them.
The prime movers of the organiza-
ton are to be congratulated on the
manner in which they have worked
and the spirit which moved their
every action Sunday night. It was
.'Do it Now" and thus the Bay
Waveland Yacht and Athletic Club
has sprung into existence and officer
ed from top to bottom, ready for
functioning.
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HANcOCkCOUNTYs S.
CONVENTION HELD At
N. {. CHURCH TUfS'Y.

A convention of the Hancock
County Sunday-School Association,
directed by Mr.. Powell, Of the State
Department Of the international
Sunday School Organization, was
held at the First Methodist church in
this city, Tuesday evening, October
25th.
The meeting was preceded by a
song service conducted by Mr.. Pow
ellr followed by prayer by Mr.. Alex
ander Allison. Rev. w. G. Forsythe
made the opening talk and then De-
votional service was held by Rev. j.
S. johnson. A duet was rendered
my Misses Briscoe and Forsythe.
Committees were appointed and
composed of members mentioned be-
low:
Committee on Nomination-Miss
Edwards E. S. Drake, j. A. Evans.
Committee on Future Work-Mrs.
w. L. Bourgeois, Mrs. Acker, S. P.
Powell.
Committee on Resolutions-Alex-
ander Allison; S. P. Powell, Chas. j.
Mitchell.
The following-named officers were
nominated:
President-A. S. Weston, Log
town,
Secretary Treasurer Chas. j.
Mitchell, Bay st. Louis.
Vice President Z for Beat No. L
Mrs R. Boardman, Logtown.
Vice President for Beat No. 4
S ?. Powell, Kiln.
Vice President for Beat No. s.
S. F. O'Neal, Bay ST. Louis.
Superintendent Children's Divis-
ion-Miss Mary Weston, Logtown.
Superintendent Young Peoples
Division-Mrs C. c. Mcdonald,
Bay St. Louis. Miss.
Superintendent Adult Division
A. Allison, Bay ST. Louis.
Superintendent Administrative
Division-Lamar Otis, Logtown.
Choirman Executive Committee
Fred A. Wright, Bay st. Louis.
The Committee on Future Work
recommended:
1. A thorough organization of
each beat in the County.
2. That each beat hold at least
one convention every six months,
and at their first convention elect a
full set of officers for each beat
8. That another county conven-
ton be held in the county before this
time next year.
The Committee on Resolutions
presented the following:
'We, the Committee on Resolu-
tions, desire to express our thanks to
the Pastor and the Officers of the
Methodist church for the use of their
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PROGRAM A. & C. THEATRE.
Monday. October 31st-

Monday, October 31st-
Ethel Clayton in "The Price of
Possession" and Mutt and jeff.
Tuesday, November 1st--
Bryant Washburn in Burglar
Proof" and Fox News.
Wednesday, November 2nd-
ga Perfect Crime" and two-reel
comedy.
Thursday, November 3rd--
Constance Talmadge in "The Love
Expert" and two-reel comedy.
Friday, November 4th-
Pauline Frederick in "The Loves
Of Lefty" and Fox News.
Saturday, November 9Th
Maurice Tourneur's "The Bait"
and two-reel Sunshine comedy.
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church building, to the Pastor and
members of the Baptist church for
their loyal support, to the State Of
ficers Of the Sunday School Associa-
ton for the exceedingly instructive
program rendered, and to the press
for any publicity given the meeting.
Reports were made on the Sunday
School work which has been carried
on in the County.
The city of Bay ST. Louis was sell
ected for the next general county
meeting place, the date of which
meeting has not been set.
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COLUMN DE BULL.
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The little Rock-a-Chaws played the
Cream of Greece, that calls thelrsel-
YES the Acropolis Gridders, on the
pest Sabbath of the p. M, and tied
the score in a No. knot.
Kink Constantine sent his regrets
and said that he was too busy keep
in the Turkey outa his back garden
to be in attendance, but he wished
the Shoe-shiners a very agripapapo-
lisand hoped that they'd continue to
copapopapaolis-who the whatever
he is.
News of the tieup was not relayed
to Athens on acct. of the gravy get
ting cold. The gang was Witt the
Rockachaws and 275 people came
near dyin of heart failure in the
very amen of the last u when the
whistle blew up the gravy as Greece
was spillin over the line. Doctor
page Bro. j.
That's about and is the very cut
est whistle whatever made a noise.
amt it? The Rockachaws amt
as yet growed full spurs. and if
you'll hesitate till them birds play as
long as them Kidders-I mean Grid
ders-you'll see 'em mop up the line.
But stranger, lend me your cauli-
flower, it takes a Ford to carry any
thing-even a touchdown.
The slogan is now: "Hit the
Bridge! and a lot of gumps what's
nnigratin' from the frozen burgs are
runnin' foul of Old Smileless and
his frozen globes and hearing the
frozen thunder of his charmin' voice
as he repeats the slogan. Amt you
glad you amt a migrater?
Somebody passed the unkind re-
mark to the viz: that the only heroes
were made on the battlefields. Mr..
Remarker, please step on the apollo
gizing pedal, for | would like to wise
you, or otherwise put you hep to the
fact that we have located one right
here in this village by the sea, and
it is to the also product of drug
store and the said production is all
to the hero. The aforesaid and fore
mentioned hero sports the Chevelier
moniker of Rene of the Mont. Now,
you see, gentle reader, in french
this "Mont" means Climb-up, or to
the otherwise, something Big. Now,
that fits the old boy like the proven
I5ial wall paper. Tell you why: the
other day some moon faced hollered
out the hor--r-hible cry of FIRE.
Wow out of the Ipicac and aromatic
and aromatic spirits of Asafetida
comes the pillman, knocks out half
dozen pikers, grabs him Babcock
or two, lives up to his name on the
Tea Room roof, puts Mr.. Fire on the
blink in a few shakes, hops down
lightly from the aforesaid roof,
brushes the dust from his fall pants,
smiles family, calmly wends his way
back to the Prescrip counter, and in
less than two minutes sells some old
maid S1.8S cents worth of "Alfredos
Wrinkle Extractor"
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centage sufficiently great to comply
with the order of the State Tax Com
mission, which horizontal raise being
the total raise made by this Board
compliance with the order Of the
State Tax Commission, and which
raise being the total assessment on
timber appears in purple ink in the
olumn of valuation, against each
individual or corporation.
NOW THEREFORE; BE 1T RES
OLVED; that the assessment rolls as
It now appears, the total valuation Of
timber against each individual as
we'll as the grand total appearing in
purple ink thereon, be and the same
is hereby approved, to be proceeded
with as by law required.
WHEREAS; the following tax
payers whose assessment were raised
by this Board from the amount turn
ed in on the original assessment to
the raise made at the July and Aug
ust 1921, meetings: .
M. B. Zingarling, Mary A. Zingar-
ling, Leon T. Ladner, Emelio Cue,
John Asher, Mrs. Winnie Green, Joe
A Zingarling, Erastus Saucier, H. T.
Seal, A. J. Mcleod, Jno. S. Zingar-
ling, M. B. and J. A. Zingarling,
Lawson G. Seal W. w. Carre Co,
Ltd, Elector Zingarling, M. B. and
NJ A. Zingarling, Raymond Ladner,
Jr., E. S. Drake, DR.. j. Q. Fountain,
H. Weston Lumber Co., w. A. Whit
field, Grant Wickton, j. B. Merkel,
ct. al. M. J. Faye estate, Mrs. Aug
ustine Banks Florence Faye, W. 81.
Krankey have presented objections
specifically in writing, to the raise
made by this Board of its own voli-
,, ton at it's July and August, 1921,
meetings, and not made in pursuance
of the order of the equalizing board
which objections were by the Board
not considered, and all Of said par
ties have presented in due form their
appeal from said raise as appears on
| the assessment roll of this County,
in the first red ink figures in the
column of the assessment roll for
valuation of timber, against each
individual or. corporation, and
WHEREAS; each party as herein
above set out, has appealed to arbi-
tration and this Board has been no.
titled by the taxpayer each as fully
hereinabove set out, of the name Of
their arbitrators as we'll as his post
office address.
BE 1T THEREFORE ORDERED; /;
that the said appeal to be allowed,
and that this Board appoint R. L.
lGenin, as its arbitrator. to arbitrate
all of said appeals as provided by
lChapter 323 of the Laws of 1920.
/ The foregoing resolution and or
der having been duly seconded, was
unanimously carried.
| There being no furtherM business
before the Board, on motion duly
seconded, this meeting is adjourned
i II. S.WESToN
President.
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B.-W.A. c. ORGANIZED
WITH MUCH SUCCESS
N THIS CITY SUNDAY.

The auditorium of the court house
was the scene of large and enthus-
iastic gathering Sunday night of re-
preventative citizens of Waveland
and Bay St Louis. This was in pur-
suance to a call that had been issued
q few days previously in an effort to
organize an organization that would
succeed the old Bay-Waveland Yacht
Club and to include along with the
regatta features all forms of athletic
pastimes and social side to the or
ganization as well.
The result was the permanent or
ganization of the Bay-Waveland
Yacht and Athletic Club, and as
further evidence of the earnestness
of the project permanent officers
were elected and every committee
appointed and the assurance was
given in person by the chairman OF
every committee that such appoint
ments were accepted.
The officers elected were:
President-E. J. Leonhard.
Vice President-Bernard Shields.
Vice President-E. ]. Lacoste.
treasurer. V. Lacoste.
Secretary-Arthur B. Tipping.
Assistant Secretary Treasurer
Chas. G. Moreau.
Chairman Of the Governing Com
mittee-H. s. Renshaw.
Chairman Membership Committee
John Osoinach.
Chairman Finance Committee
George r. Rea.
Chairman Athletic Committee
Forster Commagere.
Executive Committee or Governing
Board-H s.. Renshaw, chairman;
Bernard Shields, E. ]. Lacoste, P.
". Lacoste, John Osoinaeh, Geo. R.
Rea, Arthur B. Tipping, Forster
Commagere, Chas. G. Moreau, E. j.
Leonhard, ex-oficio member.
There are three classes of men,
bership: The regular adult, the jun
ior and juvenile. 1t is proposed not
only to encourage regatta interest
and events but ali kinds of athletic
pastimes. President Leonhard do
mated a large tract of land he paid
$4,000 for sometime back, this to be
used for the golf links. tennis courts
etc. It is further proposed to have a
club house on the beach front for
the use of members and the enter
tainment from time to time Of its
friends.
The generosity of Mr.. Leonhard
was applauded, but to those who
know so we'll his public spirit and
his hberality and generosity on all
occasions the gift came as no sur
prise. Thus the assurance OF the
golf links is a neuclus of great means
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State of Mississippi,
Hancock County.

President.
State of Mississippi,
Hancock County.
Be it remembered that recess of
Board of Supervisors of Hancock
County, Miss, was begun and holden
in the City of Bay st. Louis, Miss,
on Tuesday, October 25th, 1921, as
per recess order entered upon the
minutes of this Board, at which the
time and place for the holding OF
said meeting. There were present:
H. S. Weston, president; W. E. Thig-
pen, j. L. Favre, ]. P. Moran, mem
bers; A. A. Kergosien, Clerk and E.
Van Whitfield, Sheriff.
It was ordered that recess be taken
until Wednesday, October 26th, at 2
o'clock P. M. for the purpose OF
complying with the order of the
State Tax Commission until such
time all matters are continued.
H. S.WESTON,
President.
State of Mississippi,
Hancock County.
Be it remembered that a recess
meeting of the Board of Supervisors
of Hancock County, was begun and
holden in the City of Bay st. Louis,
Mississippi, on Wednesday, October
26th, 1921, and at the time and the
place for the holding of said meet
ing. There were present III. S. Wes-
ton, president; w. E. Thigpen, ]. l..
Favre, J. P. Moran, members; A. A.
Kergosien, clerk. and E. Van Whit
field, Sheriff.
The board proceeded in pursuance
to adjourned meeting of recess meet
ing, to comply with the order of the
State Tax Commission directing a
raise in valuation of the timber on a
sum equal to SO per cent of the as
Bessment formerly made thereof by
this Board and on this day conclud-
ed the said revision.
On motion duly seconded, and un-
animously carried, the following res
olution approving the assessment roll
with the change as pei order of the
Board, was adopted:
WHEREAS, this Board did as by
law required at irs August meeting
1921, equalize al assessments there
on, and did, as by .aw required send
two copies of the recap..u:ation to
the State Tax Commission, and
WHEREAS; the State Tax Com
mission and after hearing the wit
nesses sent by this Board, in protest
of the raise in valuation of timber as
appeared on said roll overruled sale
protest and directed said board te
! proceed to make the raise in valua
ton of timber as per their previou:
order, and
WHEREAS, though this Boarc
was then, and is now of the opinion
that the timber on the lands in Han
cock County, were assessed as full
value as equalized by it, at its July
land August, 1921, meetings, and
WHEREAS; the Attorney of thi
Board has advised this Board that i
was its duty regardless of its idea o.
value, to raise the valuation of thu
timber as per the order of the Stats
Tax Commission, and
i WHEREAS, this Board has acte'
upon said advice and with view O
complying with the order of sai'
Tax Commission, made certain raise
on individual assessments solely wit
a view of complying with the said or
der of the Tax Commission, whic
said raises appear On the assessmen
roll, in the last red ink figures, i
the column in the assessment ro
for valuation of timber against eac
4 individual or corporation and the
A applied a horizontal raise of pei
H.
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BAPTIST LAYMAN WILL MEET
AT JACKSON NOVEMBER 14-15.

Mr.. w. w. Stockstill, of Bay st.
Louis, County Chairman of Laymen's
work of Hancock County, announces
the program for Pastor's-Laymen
Conference to be held at the First
Baptist church, Jackson, Monday
and Tuesday, November 14th and
18th, 1921. Every Baptist Layman
in the county is urged to attend this
great gathering. Some Of the best
talent in the whole South will appear
on the program.
The program follows:
MONDAY EVENING.
700 Devotional-Dr. j, W Stor-
er, Greenwood.
7:45. "Trusteeship and Tithing
Hon. Gilbert T. Stephenson, North
Carolina.
8:45. "Trial of the Robbers
Jackson City BYPU.
TUESDAY MORNING.
900. Devotional-Rev. E. E..
Huntsbegry, Meridian.
$50. fundamentals of Tithing
Rev. w. R. Beckett, Mt Olive.
1000. "The Business of Tithing
Mr.. S. E. Lawrence, Columbia.
1890. "The Blessing of Tithing
Rev. J. D. Franks. Columbus.
11:OO. Teaching Tithing to Our
Young People-Mr. w. E. Holcomb,
Tupelo.
1870. Sermon. 'Paying our
Vows to God"-Dr. J. w. Gillon,
Kentucky.
1890. Noon recess.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
2:3O. Devotional-Rev. M. c..
Wick, Clarksdale.
300. Address-Dr. J. 7. Hen
derson, Tennessee.
3:45. General Discussion.
Adjourn.
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PROCEEDINGS SPECIAL MEET
ING OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
State of Mississippi,
Hancock County.

State of Mississippi,
Hancock County.
Be it remembered that recess
melting of the Board of Supervisors
of Hancock County was begun and
holden in the City of Bay st. Louis
On Monday, October 18th. 1921, as
per a recess order entered on the
minutes of this Board and at which
time and place for the holding of
said meeting, there were present the
following members to-wit: Il. s.
Weston, president; w. E. Thigpen,
j. L. Favre, J. P. Moran, Calvin
Shaw, members; A. A. Kergosoen,
Clerk; E. Van Whitfield, Sheriff.
1t was ordered that recess be taken
until Thursday, October goth, 1921,
at $50 A. NJ. for the purpose of
complying with the order of the
State Tax Commission, and with
whatever order State Tax Commis-
sion might make within law, until
such time all matters are continued.
H. S.WESTON,
President.
Be it remembered that recess
meeting of the Board of Supervisors
of Hancock County was begun and
holden in the City of Bay ST. Louis,
on Thursday, October goth, 1921, as
per recess order entered upon the
minutes of this Board, and at which
time and place for the holding of
said meeting. There were present
the following members: H. S. Weston
president; w. E. Thigpen, ]. L. Favre
J. P. Moran, Calvin Shaw, members;
A. A. Kergosien clerk and E. Van
Whitfield, Sheriff.
The Board having received the or
der of the State Tax Commission
overrulling it's request for a reduc-
ton of the total of the timber of the
County, by graduating it's request
o strike out the 10 per cent raise on
timbered lands, proceeded to comply
with the order of the State Tax Com
mission as best it was able to do, and
undertook to and proceeded to make
the corrections in the assessment and
took up on this day the first assess
ment, and made corrections as re-
quired by law.
On motion and duly seconded, a
recess was taken until Monday, the
Gath day Of October, at whcih time
the Board shall resume it's work of
correcting the assessment and then
applying the increase on timber as
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Do We Wan, This Industry

An industry Is knocking at Bay st.
Louis door. The Harris Ice Cream
Co.. of New Orleans and Gulfport,
wants to establish branch here. 1t
paid $58,500 to the dairymen of
Gulfport and Biloxi last year. This
market for the local product can be
had for the asking.
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ordered by the State Tax Commits
sion.
H. S. WESTON,
President.
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A little effort on the part Of Bay
St. Louis and vicinity will secure q
branch of the Harris Ice Cream Co.,
and it is well every effort towards
this direction be exerted.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-04-01
LOCAL BRIEFS

]. A. Allison, president OPT the
Etockmens' Bank of Gillette, Wyo.,
transacted business in Broadus yes
terday.
April is the date set for the
American Legion dance at the
BrOadus school house.
Miss Rose l.. Hansen was a visi-
tor in Broadus Tuesday.
A. Montgomery is nursing the lit
tie toe on his right foot which was
badly mashed few days ago when
75-pound key fell on it..
H. l.. Rayner of Kingsley was IL
town yesterday.
AL Irion left for Miles City Sunday
on d few days business trip.
A. W. Devashcr last Friday re-
turned from Marrlarth. N. D.. where
he was called by his brothers seri-
Gus illness. of his brother. M.
Devashor arrived too late to see his
brother alive.
Frank Welton Of Billings, field
maaager for the De Laval cream
separators, will be here April u.
H. L. Raynor of Kingsley is the To-
cal sales agent for this popular piece
Of machinery.
Mrs. w. 7. Waite and little sou
arrived Wednesday from Miles City.
Bill Hickcox OF Powdeiviile was
i'll town Tuesday.
c. L. LeBrun, residing seven miles
southwest of Broadus, will sell all
his property at a public sale Satur-
day, April Is.
l.. c. Larson and Walter Miles Of
Camps Pass were county seat visit
tors aSturday.
Two dances were held last Friday
night. one at A. NJ. Vannett's place
on Big Pilgrim creek and the other
at Ira Franklin's place on Little Pow
der river. Both We're we'll attended
and all report pleasant times.
When you buy De Laval you buy
service as we'll as a cream separator,
and delivered at your home ready
for work. Call on or write the local
agent for particulars.
Mrs. Ernest Leihy and father Dud-
ley Shy. and Mr.. and Mrs. E. W.
Nandeyer and John Peterson of Coal
wood Were among the out-of-towu
attendants at the Easter services IN
Broadus Sunday night.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1921-04-01

The public sale Of Mrs. A. l.. Nc
Lees property, advertised for March
rs, on account Of inclement weather
was postponed until Saturday. April
9th.
County Treasurer J. T. Wilson
has issued a call for $4,000 war
rants, $4,000 in the general fund,
$500 in the contingent fund and
Isl, 1000 in the road fund.
Hon. John l.. Scofield and wife re-
turned Saturday to their home near
Biddle. Mr.. Scoiield missed very
few sessions Of the regular and spe-
cia' sessions OF the state legislature.
Chas. s. Einsel, after being bed
fast for several days. was able to be
about Wednesday.
DR.. j. w. Craig, who attended the
legislature as a senator from Carter
county. returned Friday, accompa-
MED by his wife. They passed thru
Broadus to their home near Piniele.
Henry j. Ambuel OF Kingsley mad.
final proof Friday before Z. S. Com
missioner T. w. Craig. His wit
nesses were Geo. Brock and Jake
Dykstra.
Attorney Edward Prchal left for
South Dakota week ago to visit
with relatives. He will return in
plenty Of time for the district court
session starting April 10.
VIM. A. Vandrey of Epsie made
final proof Friday before I. s. Com
missioner T. W. Craig. Witnesses,
Frank Burnett. James Mona CHAN
Mr.. Moore freighter between
Miles City and Broadus. was in Belle
Fourche the past week to make fl
nal proof on his homestead near that
place.
The Chamber Of Commerce Viii
meeting and banquo: at the Powder
River hotel Monia, night, April A..
The checker tournament start al
the Powder River hotel Tuesday eve
ming. April 5.
The board of county commissioners
meet in regular monthly session on
April 4. , and s.
VIM. Flanery, merchant and post
master at Nolherg IS L ranch) ac-
companied l.. T. league to BrcaduS
Wednesday
J. F. Blenkner motored TO Miles
City Monday and on the return trip
was accompanied by his mother, Mrs.
Margaret Blenkner who will visit
at the homes Of her sons here for
some time,