davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01
zavezniki zahtevajo skoro vso Mem
Clio kot vojno odskodnino.

prihajala V novem kapitalu vecl-
noma "a tukajSnja industrijalna
podjetja. Bas tistega dne, ko Sc je
trdilo, ola Sc bo Nemcijo zadavilo,
je Daimler Motor druzba sklenila,
da podvoji svoi kapital.
Use to izgleda nekam neumlji
vO.
London, 80. jan. Uredniski
clanki danasnjih jutranjih IL
stih razpravljajo sedanjo parisko
pogodbo raznih vidikov in pri-
hajajo do najrazlicnejsih zakljut-
kov.
Daily Express izjavlja dvom, &C
bo Nemcija zmozna placati zahte,
vano svoto ali he in pravi: "Ce Sc
bo zahtevano svoto iztirialo, tedaj
sc bo izvrsilo ma talk nacin, ola bo-
do meli upniki vecjo Skodo nego
dobro." ("
Daily Telegraph je nasprotno
mnenja, da je Nemcija povsem
mozna plaGati zahtevano svoto a
ko bo le hotela, toda da naJbrz ne
bo hotela ako Sc ne bo podvzelo
ostrih korakov, da Sc jo prisili.
Priblizno tako Sc izrazajo ostali
listi.
Zavezniki zahtevaio od Nemci-
ie, ola mora placati V teku dvain-
stirideset let 330,000,000,000 fla
tih mark, kar znasa sedemkrat
toliko kot Sc nahaja vsega zlata nj
svetu V denarju, zlatnini in votliii
zooeh smrtnikov. Kako bo to sto,
ria bono videli V bodoce. Casa i
ma IL let in dvainStiridesetih le-
iii sc lahko marsikaj spremeni na
svetu.
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01
RUSKI PRIMO KROPOTKIN JF:
BAJE UMRL GLADU.

Copenhagen, %. jan, = Prime
Peter Kropotkin, ellen najznamenl-
tejsih geografov in zgodovmarJev
Ma svetu, je umrl Moskvi radi
gladu, pravi brzojavlla, ki Je do
spela danes IL omega mesta.
Prime Kropotkin je bill potomec
enc starih aristokratskih druzin V
Rusiji. Rojen Moskvi leta lS42
ie bill od mladih nog vzgojevan "a
armada. V letu 1862 je bill pride
lien h kozaSkemu regimentu V A
mur distriktu V Sibiriii. Pozneje
:je postal pomocnik governerJu
Trans-Baijkala in nastavlJen V
Chita. V letu 1867 je zapustil ar
mado in posvetil svoje delovanje
geografiji ali zemljepisu. Tekom
svojih Studii je skoro neprestano
potoval. Ma eni svojih ekspedicil
.ie podrl do osrcia Manzurije
Postal je socialist in V letu
1872 je zaGel propagirati sociJali-
sticne doktrine. Polagoma je pre-"
hajal il Tolstojeye vrste sociJaliz-
ma Ma anarhizem ter postal everi-
tuelno eden voditeliev nihilizma.
Bill je Wet III zaprt V letu 1874 to-
da posreCilo Sc mu ie ubezatl V
Anglijo odkoder lie pozneJe odsel
V Svico. Po uspeSnem atentatu na
carja Aleksandra III. ie svicarska
vlada Kropotkina izgnala. Leta
1917 Sc je povmil V Rusijo in ma
prosilo Sc ga ie, ola vstopi Ke
renskijev kabinet. Odkar je vstal
Lenin Sc je pogostoma slisalo, da
Sc Kropotkin nahaia V bedi in ola
so drugi socialist zbirali prispev-
Ike. da mu olajSajo stanje.
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01
TRINAJST OSEB zGORELO v
POZARJU.

Hoboken, n. j., 81. jan. = Da-
mes je pozar unicil Hotel Colonla.
in do sedaj Sc je dognalo, ola Je Y
ognju izgu5ilo zivljenJe trlnaJsS
oseb. Dva moska mocno obzgana
Sc nahajata V bolnisnici.
Gilday, nacelnik pozarne bs&m
be je naznanil, da Sc je naslo ie-
K,ln gase,.ja V nekaterih sc''al
sle;llcnico cd zganja. To Je Po-
vzrocilo, da je zacela policiJa e.
stro preiskavo.
Pet zrtev = tri zenske in diva
moska - nj bilo mogoce spoznatl,
rrupia so tako mocno obzgana, di
Sc jih sploh ne bo dalo sponatl IL
vzemsi morda po dragulJlh, kate
re so nekatere zrtve imele ma sebl.
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01
ZADEVA NASELJEVANyA.

Washington, d. c., %. jan. =
Predlagana legislacija, ki Je dolo-
Gala, da Sc prepove naselJevanJ9 '
Idruzenih drzavah "a dobO enega
leta ie 5ila po sedanjem kongrcSu
zavrzena, poskusalo Sc pa DO
predloziti zakonsko predlogo, Ga
Sc nadaljuje omejevanjem naSe-
ljevanja.
Kongresni komitej "a zunanJe
zadeve odobruje predlogo, ki &C
loea, da Sc po sklenjenem formal
mem miru Nemciio nadalJuJe S
sistemom kontroliranja potnlh Il
stov do 80. iuniia 1922. Ia sistem
ie bill uveljavlien tekom vojne. '
soglasju MIN nj bilo nobenemu
podaniku sovraznih drzav dovo-
lieno priti Zdruzene drzave brez
potnega lista, ki je bill potrJen po
ameriSkem konzulu. Amerlsk1 kon-
zuli so bill pooblaSGeni, ola odklo-
milo potrjenie potnih listov vsa-
kemu sovraznemu tuicu, radlka[
menu agitatorju ali drugacnim o
sebam, Xxi bi utegnile postat1 ne
varne Iudski varnosti.
Cd 100000 oseb, kl so lSkale po-
trdila pri ameriskih konzulih te-
kom zadniega fiskalnega leta llh
ie bilo lie diva Odstotka, N nlso do
bill vise-tia ali potrjenja radi tega
vzroka.
ReGena predloga della izJemo
napram politicnim beguneem. Po-
litiGnem beguncu, Xxi iSce zavetJa
V Zdruzenih drzavah pred prega-
nianiem V svoji lastni dezell sc
dovoli vstop V Zdruzene drzave
tudi Ge nina potnega lista pOtrJe'
mega po ameriSkem konzulu V
taken sluGaju je treba beguncu
priti V urad ameriSkega konzulata
kjer dobi wise brez pOtnega llsta.
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01
zELENA INTERNATIONALLY.

Berlin, 81. jan. = Bi Ii hotel a.
meriSki farmar pristopiti k inter
naciionalni kmetski zvezi ali uni
il in bi Ii hotel agrikulturist IL
drzave Iowa, ola sc ga imenule
"kmet"? Te odgovore zeli SllSatl
George Helm, katerega Sc imenuJe
tudi "nekronanega kralja Bavar-
ske". Je clan nemskega drzavnega
zbora, predsednik bavarske kmet-
ske lige in nemSki zastopnik med
narodne kmetske lige.
Ko nitro bo proglasen mir ma
merava liga povabiti Americana,
da bodo navzoci ma konferenai
"zelene internaciionale", neke
vrste organizaciie, Xxi je ma zunaJ
podobna skoro sociialisticni inter
macdonald, toda namesto industri-
ialnih delavcev so tn "zelenci" Sc
stavlieni IL evropskih kmetskih
zvez. Program "zelene nacijona-
le" ie truditi Sc "a povzdigo kme-
tiistva in pa = boriti sc proti
boljsevizmu.
Pc vojni Sc ie Helm sestal Z
Lauerjem, predsednikom svicarske
llmetslle zveze in nagovorh Svi-
carrie, da Sc pridruizjo "zeleni or
ganizaciji". X receni zvezi SO pri-
stopile re Holandska, Ogrska,
Danska in Spanska. POgajanJa "a
pristop Sc pa vrse z vodltelll
kmetskih organizacii Poljske, Ce-
hoslavije in Bolgariie.
Organizacija je dosegla svoj W.
hunec SpansEi, kjer steje ze
$50 900 kmetskih dl'uzm svojim
clanom. NaGrt farmariev ie, ma
! praviti poslovanje lige priblizno
tako kot ie ono mednarodnega de
lavslxega biroja zenevi.
"Kmetje tvoriio hrbtenico vsa
kega naroda," ie rekel Helm ola.
nes. "Oni so politiGno konstruk.
tivni, toda najboljsa primera ka,
so kmetje zmozni storiti Sc je po
kazala, ko je bill Munich, glavnt
mesto Bavarske rokah bolJseNvl
kov. Bill je regiment kmetov, III Sc
! ie sestavil vaseh izven Munlcha
ki je prikorakal mesto IN spodlI
boljSevike ven.
Mednarodna knetska zveza ra,
ste Z vsakim dnem in upanJe ME
nth voditeljev je, da Sc j prldru-
ziio tudi Americana kmetje vse-
povsod bi morali uporabiti svoJo
moe i'm svojo modrost "a korlstl
mednarodnosti kakor tudi narod-
nosti."
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01
JUGOSLAVIJA IN holland
SKA.

Hag, Holandska. PretrganJu
diplomaticnih zvez med Jugoslavi-
10 in Holandsko je sledila prepo-
we'd HolandGanOm potovatl skozl
Srbiio. Jugoslovanska vlada 1e
MANFRED naznanila, da ne bo dala
viseiev Holancanom.
Prelom je nastal llot smo pofo-
cali re pred neka.i tedni radi tega,
ker je jugoslovanska vlada baJe
zaljivo postopala z M. Rappapor-
tom, avstrijskim podanikom, kl
pa ie bill tekom vojne holandskl
konzul V Belgradu. Srbi so ga
smatrali "a sovraznika in spijona.
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01
PREDLoGA SvICARsIKIH so,
CIJALISTOV PORAzENA.

Brno, 81. jan. - Predlagana "a
konska predloga, podpirana cd
socijalisti6ne stranke zahtevajoca
da Sc zatre dezeli vojaska sodl-
sea ie bila po liudskem glasova-
niu ovrzena $4,000 glasOvi ma
pram $4,000. GlaSovanje Sc je W.
silo DO vsej Svici. Glasovalo je sa-
mo so odstOtkov vOlilcev.
Kot je videti zeli Svicarsko pre-
bivalStvo prekih sodov in podob-
mega militariStiGnega pOstopanJa
napram civilnem prebivalstvu.
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01
WILSON NOCE OPROSTITI
DEBSA.

Washington, 81. jan. = Pred
sednik Wilson lie danes odk!onh
pomilostitev Ia Evgena V. Debsa,
ki Sc nahaja zaprt obsojen na de
set let !jece, kcr je prelomil eSpl-
ionazni zakOn.
Washington, 81. Jan. = Justie-
nj department je priporocH pred
sedniku Wilsonu, da oprosti Ev-
gena V. Debsa. Oproscenje bi i.
melo stopiti veljavo ma II. fe,
bruarja.
Wilson ie pomilostitev odlllonil.
Washington, 81. jan. = Victor
L. Berger in stirie drugi clani So
cijalistiGne stranke so bill spo-
znani krivim, da so prekrsili espi-
ionami zakon in bill obsoieni na
dvajset let jece vsak. NajviSje So
disco je danes to obsodbo zavrglo
in vrsila Sc DO ponovno obravna-
va.
Oni, XII so bill obsojeni poleg
Bergerja so: Adolph Germer, ma
rodni tajnik stranke; William F..
Kruse, urednik mesecnila Young
Socialists Magazine; Louis E''
lohl Ia I,ruI;nn CT John Tucker
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01
NASA POTOvALNA
ZASTOPNIKA.

ANTON JANKOvIC, Sc sedaj
nahaia V Pennsylvania, cd tam
bo sci skoz jugovshodni del drza-
We Ohio nazai V Cleveland.
FRANK RICHTER, potuje Sc
dai DO draw Montana, cd tam bo
Sci skoz drzavo Idaho V Washing
ton.
Obadva Jankovie in Ricter sta
pooblascena pobirati naroerino "a
mas list in vse drugo in ju roja-
kom topic priporocamo ter prosi-
mo, da jim gredo ma roko.
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01
BICANJE IA BANDITE.

Dover, Del, 81. Jam. - Drzavnl
senat drzave Delaware ie danes
sprejel predlogo, V kateri doloca,
da Sc kaznuje cestne roparje stl-
ridesetimi udarci bicem po GO
lem hrbtu, ne mani nego dvajset
let jeee in 500 dolarjev globe. =
Predloga je sla ma glasovanJe IN
ie bila spreieta soglasno.
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01
vELIKA BANCNA TATvINA.

Washington, 81. jan. - Com
monwealth National banka '
Reedville, Va, mestecu oddalie-
mem kakih 100 mill cd tn, je bila
oropana. Vlomilci so odnesli "a
$4,000 dolarjev V gotovini in vre-
dnostnih papirjih in OBJ svojem od-
hodu so Sc zazgali 'bancno poslop-
je.
Poslopje visoko dve nadstropji
je bilo povsem unieeno. Deyet-
najst tisoc dolariev je bilo V &C
tovini in sto tisoe vrednostnih
papirjih vstevsi precejsnje stevilo
liberty bondov.
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01

Tajniki druStev S. S. P. 2. pre-
iemaio list kot drustveno glasilo,
Ker so pa novim letom nastale
pri drustvih spremembe, ker so
prevzeh poslovanie now tajrih
pri mnogih drustvih, prosimo vse
XII bi morda glasila ne prejemah,
da nam to takoj naznanijo in po-
sljejo svoj nataneen naslov.
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01
EKsPLozIJA LOCOMOTIVE.

Wheeling, w. Va, %. jan. -
Zelezniska lokomotiva lie danes V
5lizini Broad Tree eksplodirala in
ubila pet oseb.
Glas svobode., 1921-02-01
NASIM NARoCNIKoM IN TAI
NIXON DRUSTEV S. S. P. z.

Vse one nase narocnike, kate
rim je naroGnina potekla, prosi-
mo, da isto obnovijo sami, da nam
iih ne bo treba opominjevati. 5
tenn nam prihranijo delo In nepo-
trebre stroske ma postnini.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-04-09

Vincent Astor's .ncome amounted
to $3,750,0o0 during 1920, and he
paid a tax of 2,400, 600.
James A. Stillnan, president of
the National City Bank, as well as
Thomas f. Ryan, Daniel Guggen-
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-04-09

The state bank commissioners
gave out a statement today in which
they explained how the bank guar
antee fund is managed, and how
they make that fund responsible for
losses cause by the failure of state
banks. Among other things the COM
missioners say: No failures occurred
until 1916, that is since the state
guarantee law was passed. In 1916
there were four failures, and in 1917
one failure. As the legal require
ment did not exist for the maximum
five assessments each year against
the banks, for the maintenance of
the guarantee fund, only one call
was made in 1914, 1915 and 1916;
two calls IN 1917, three calls in 1918,
four calls in 1919, two calls in 1920.
The total receipts from these four
teen assessments on all the banks of
the state amounted to SAT-, 1903.
Upon the failure of bank guaran-
tee certificates or notes are issued
to all guarantee claimants. The de-
positors of the bank operating under
this act is protected first by the as
sets or investments, which have been
made of the funds of the bank; sec
ond, by the stockholders liability,
and third, by the guarantee fund.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-04-09
HATTIESBURG WAGES REDUCED
- BY MEN.
Carpenters, Bricklayers Unions Re-
duce Schedule Voluntarily.

HATTIESBURG, April 6.-Wages
for carpenters and bricklayers took
a voluntary tumble here today when
both unions announced cut, made,
they said, to enable certain large
building projects, which had been
holding back because of high labor
costs, to be put through. Bricklay-
ers' wages have been lowered from
95 cents to IS cents per hour, and
carpenters from 75c to 60 cents.
AS an innovation in Harrison
county court circles the Board of Su-
pervisors have placed the names of
women voters in the jury box and
from these names will be selected
the jurors for the next term OF
court. Judge Graham presiding over
the present term of circuit court
stated today that women, according
to the Mississippi law are not eligi-
BILE to serve as jurors. When these
are drawn the matter will be watch
ed with interest by persons through
out the county to see whether wo'
men will. be allowed to occupy the
jury box in the court of the county
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-04-09

helm, Chrales M. Schwab, j. P. Nor
gan and Joseph Widener had an es-
timated income of $3,500,000, and
paid approximately $2,400,000 as an
income tax.
Henry Phipps, however, and James
B. Duke, like Jacob H. Schiff and
Pierre S. du Pont, had incomes
slightly in excess of $2,500,000 and
were required to pay over $780,
900 as a result.
Of 178 who had net incomes OF
100000 to $1,000,000, 46 made
from $750,000 to $1,000,000 and 1872
corralled between 100000 to $780,,
600.
The average tax paid by eacn per-
son in the country who was subject
to tax amounted to $245.S5 and the
average tax rate was 7.08.
The Mobile Register of yesterday
morning carried this press telegram
from Panama City, Florida. AS 6
bit of news lbs interesting and viii
be read with such attention, whether
true or not in detail or to the very
inch of measurements. 1t does sounC
rather ''fishy." But there is one
truth about the matter sent out from
Florida it is always good advertis
ing; attracts attention and keeps
Florida on the map. The news
story from P. C. follows:
"Quite the largest alligator evel
slain in this section was that which
was killed by E. 2. Criswell. and j
E. Churchwell last Monday, the
suariap being over ten feet long anc
weighing BAT pounds. Those wh6
profess tc. know state without hest
tation that the alligator was about
200 years old The reptile was first
seen at night by Mr. Criswell, and, OF
course, at the approach of man triec
to get in the water and make his es
cape. Blinded by brilliant ligh
which was projected into his eye, the
reptile seemed to be at loss how tt
escape and it was not long before
weapons of. various kinds were
brought into action. More than {
dozen shots, it is claimed, were free
at the scaly body before bullets fl
nally found vulnerable spots which
caused its death. 1t was then placed
'on exhibition.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-04-09
BILOXI YACHTSMEN PLAN FOR
BIG SUMMER SEASON.

Biloxi, Miss, April 6th-The BIZ
loxi Yacht Club at regular meet
ing held last night made prepara-
tions> for big summer season now
approaching. The membership of
the club at present numbers 100 paid
up members bringing the total to
more than 200. The local club has
forwarded to Congressman Johnson
at Washington largely signed PEE
tition protesting to the additional
tax of 10 per cent to be added by the
government to all newly constructed
pleasure yachts. The club with its
numerous improvements will have
three separate bathing apartments
protective life lines and preservers
together with other features for the
benefit of the members and visitors.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-04-09
LOCTOWN CLASS '21 ENTER
TANNED.

! Miss Nittye Holloman entertained
the senior class of the LogtoWn
High School at a lovely turkey din
ner Monday evening, given in honor
of the Class of 1921.
The class wore their eolors and the
table was decorate d to match, and
everything looked lovely
The guests present were: Prof.
Arendale, Diana Evans, Florence
Russ and Alma Parker. Everyone re-
ported a good time.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-04-09
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS BOARD Of SUPEhV|-
sORS, HANCOCK COUNTY, APRIL MEETING.

Paul Egloff, labor on County
truck, z days ----------- zl.Uu
Ed. Kimmell, labor on county
truck, Is 1-2 days at $3.50 53.25
Purcell Shaw, replacing
bridges ----------- $500
Simon Moran, replacing
bridges zl.Uo
A. Scafide, 16 SKIS cement = 2O.80
bill rendered Nov. 9Th 14.55
Andrew Carver, wheelwright 800
VIM. J. Mitchell, rep. bridge 5000
Breath's Garage oil, ETC. 1914
J. A. Alsabrook, sill for bridge 1.50
w. G. Thigpen, rep. bridge 600
John P. Gates Road Machin
cry Co., blade for grader 500
John A. Haas, lumber furnish
ed county, 1904 feet - 26.O8
w. T. Holden, labor II days
at $500 51.OO
Frank Cuevas, labor II days
at S2.75 ---------- S3.UO
Will Holden, labor days at
$2.75 ll.UO
John McGrathy, labor days
at s2.75 -------- 11.0O
Manuel Haas, labor 10 days
at $2.75 Zf.5U
Lee Holden, labor, 8 days
at $2.75 ------------- 22.00
Sam Haas, labor days at
1915 per day ---------- $50
A. J. Lott, 200 pounds nails
at 7 cents ------------ 14.OO
Turner Payne hauling lumber
and 10 draft bolts----- 1880
TREASURER'S REPORT.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-04-09
WANTED SOME PUPS.

The minister delivered a sermon
of but 10 minutes duration-a most
unusual effort for him.
At the conclusion of his remarks
he explained: II regret to inform
you, brethren, that my dog this a. m,
playfully ate the portion of my SER
mon that / have not delivered. Let
US pray"
After the services a man who was
a member of another church shook
the preachers hand heartily and
said:
Doctor, | should like to know
whether that dog of yours has any
pups. If so, | want to get one to
give our minister. Our Dumb Ami
mails
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-04-09


l also have in my custody Pike
Couty Mississippi Bonds, City of Bay
st. Louis Bonds and U. S. Liberty
Loan Bonds aggregating $44,000.00
to secure the County Funds on de-
posit with the Hancock County bank
as County Depository.
Also policy No. 10099 of the
Northern Assurance Co., Ltd. in the
name of board of supervisors of Han
cock County, Miss, covering $4,000
on the M. E. Ansley dwelling on
Nicholson Avenue, for three years
to October 7th, 1922.
Also two notes of T. J. Collins
dated August 9th, 1919, one for
$4,000 payable one year after date,
one for 5000 payable two years af-
ter date, both bearing interest at a
rate of six per cent per annum.
All of which is respectfully SUBJ
mitted.
SAM C. LADNER,
Treasurer Hancock County, Miss.
State of Mississippi,
Hancock County.
|, Peter Tudry, assistant cashier of
the Hancock County Bank, of Bay
st. Louis, Miss, do hereby certify
that at the close of business on Mar.
31st, 1921, the balance to the credit
of the several funds of said County
with said bank as the County Deposi-
tory, including the 18th Section
Funds, amounted to the total sum of
$82,441.83.
PETER TUDRY,
Assistant Cashier,
Hancock County Bank.
Ordered by the Board that the
Board adjourn until tomorrow morn
, ing at 8 a. m,
FL. s. WESTON,
President.
TUESDAY MORNING.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, present as on yesterday.
+ Pursuant to legal notice given
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-04-09

& IL. M. Nicholson, of GreenviIle,
has leased the Solomon residence.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-04-09
ALL ABOARD FOR COUNTY FAIR

That Hancock County Is going to
have the biggest and best County
Fair, to be held in Bay st. Louis,
October 9th and 7th, should not be
lost sight of. TWO. THOUSAND
copies of the Official Catalogue will
be distributed during the present
month. Are you doing anything to
assist the Fair?
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-04-09
State of Mississippi,
Hancock County.

Hancock County.
BE it remembered that regular
meeting of the Board of SupeTvls-
ors was begun and holden in and 1or
said County, at the Court House
thereof. in the City of Bay st. Louis
on the first Monday in April, A. d.,
1921, the same being the 4th day OF
said month and the time and place
for holding said meeting there were
nresent. to-wit: H. S. Weston, presi-
dent: JOS. l.. Favre, Calvin Shaw, Jos.
Moran. and w. E. Thigpen, mem
hers: A. A. Kergosien, clerk and Il.
Van Whitfield, sheriff.
Whereas, it appears to the Board
that there is now in the County
Treasury sufficient in the Bridge
Bond Fund to retire 100000 worth
of Road and Bridge Bonds, No. l55
to 162, both inclusive,
1t is therefore ordered; that clerk
advertise for the retirement of SAID
bonds above mentioned, on the lst
day of May, 1921, as interest VIII
cease after that date.
Ordered by the Board that Clerk
advertise for 800 gallons of cattle dip
recognized by United States Bureau
of Animal Industry.
The report of the County Health
Officer received and ordered filed.
The monthly report of County Su,
perintendent of Education received
and ordered filed.
Ordered by the Board that the fol
lowing amounts be allowed and pald
ont of tho General County Fund as
per bills on file, examined and ap-
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-04-09
OUR COMPELLING NEEDS.

The BIG NEEDS of Bay st. Louis
the compelling needs-are mainly:
County bridge across the waters OF
Bay ST. Louis, concrete roads IN
county and city, and last but not
ieast-a big hotel Which shall we
pet first? The trio are imperative
factors. Why not get them all at
once?
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1921-11-16
BRAIN TESTERS

/ What is the chemical compost
ton of water?
2 What is believed to be the
greatest depth Of the Atlantic Ocean?
How many soldiers compose a
squad?
4 Where was the largest u. s.
Naval Training Station during the
war?
What is the seating capacity Of
the Yale Bowl?
OF what new state is Serbia
now part?
Z What is the capital Of Russia :?
The former capital?
8 Who wrote Les Miserables" :?
8 Where is the Zion Nat .onal
Bank?
10 For what is Burkburnett, Tex
as noted?
Answers To Last Weeks Questions
81, ney Smith.
lie. Susanna Lenglen.
8 SiXty-four.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1921-11-16
WHAT OTHERS HAVE TO SAY

(ArticIes dealing with any public matter will
be published under this head. when signed BY
the writer. They may or may not coincide
with the publishers opinion. n you have any
subject OF general interest TO write on. you
are welcome to space here
Mr.. Editor:
A citizen walking down Main
street every day in the winter time
observes that the walk in front of
the Bedding 'Banner-News Office and
the United States post Office are the
only ones on the street which are
not cleaned from snow and if you
fellows have not got enough to buy
snow shovel, the citizens of Bel
ding VIII raise enough money to buy
one and leave it at the offices above
named if you fellows will agree to
use the shovels in clearing the snow
off the walks.
-Citizen.
(Anything to get the snow off the
walks. We're willing to have the
citizens buy us a new shovel or or
ganize a bee and come up here and
clear the snow off the walk every
time it SHOWS. Anything to satisfy
the public.-Editor)