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WELL WELL
I. Homes on Ins.allmenis.
:. Real Estate Loans.
: Fire. Lightning. Tornado Ia
furanec.
q Farms for city Property
s. Rssldenee Property for Live.
Stock
6 a Ranch for a Business Build
mr.
Z. sabnfbsn Tracts. Sale or Trade
. fIesses and Mules Tor Rental
Properly.
,. OH Leases and Royalties
10. Rentals.
Well We want you coming or 70
irg~ Selling our preference. but no
trade viii be neglected. neither Will
youf Insurance or Loan matters be
overlooked The Gaffaey Co. iss Il
Eas. Oklahoma avenue
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FOR SPEEDY MARRIAGE E--Ahsol
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HANDSOME eongenial young lad,
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honorable. worthy gentleman Mary
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Farm wANTED-s=wanfed TO hear
from owner OF farm Or good land
The Keota news., 1921-08-12
Taking . Chance.

Taking . Chance.
Junior was In the habit Of coming
to the table with . dirty face and. of
course. had to be sent away to wash.
One time his mother. nearly losing
patience. said: "Junior. why do you
persist In coming to the table with.
out washing? You know always send
you away"
SWELL" said Junior. meckly. ''ones
you forgot. Tribune.
The Keota news., 1921-08-12
Busy Bertha.

The dear old lady WAS travelling 10
q compartment Of an Enslish train
and. what with her knitting and
watching the scenery and her guide
book. she was enjoying herself about
% much ax old ladies usually do. Then
q young soldier. carrying . ride. came
in and sat opposite her.. Immediately
she stifFcned up and presently said. In
no iunu,isiakable tones:
"Sir. will you please put the noxxle
OF your gun out Of the window r.
Harper's Magazine.
The Keota news., 1921-08-12
REsCUERs SAVE 1855
AMvox FIRST VESSEL TO REACH
pIsTRGsSg0 SHIP IN ANSWER
TO RADIO SIGNALS.
,w~.~s x..~.,s r..ss xs.s s.rk.,

(Wsssssu kssS0aoW cs1so SsU SeSksb
Eureka. CaIif.-Forty.eixht persons.
thirty.six passengers and twelve Of
the crew. were lost when the steamer
Alaska of the San Frxncixco and Port.
land Steamship Company. southbound
from Portland. Ore- to San Francisco.
sank thirty minutes after crashing
into the rocks Of Blunts reef. forty
miles south Of this city.
The survivors. numbering 1853 per.
SONS. were brought here BY the rescue
ship Anyox. the first vessel tn reach
the scene Of the wreck In RESPONSE to
the Alaska's radio signals. The coast
guard tug Ranger. dispatched from
Eureka, returned to port with the bod
les Of twelve men. Eight were mem.
hcrx Of the crew and four were pas
sengcrs. Capt. Harry Hobey, master
Of the Alaska. 10 still unaccountesi for
and II believed to have gone down
with his ship.
Of the survivors landed by the Any.
OK. thirty were seriously injured and
received medical treatment at the To-
cal hospitaia
The Alaska struck the reef bow on
In q dense fog. according to the sur
vivors, and immediately bcgan to list.
The work of launching the lifeboats
wax accomplished without delay or
disorder. Three Of the boats success
fully rode the waves, hut the fourth
boat capslzed and precipitatetl It's oc.
cupants into the sea. The greatest
lOsx Of life. the survivors said, result
esi from this iuislap. A few who wore
life belts succeeded In keeping afloat
until the boats Of the Anyex picked
thciu up.
Thomas Johnston Of Brooklyn. n.
T.. was drowned and his wife rescued.
though injured. Owen Teriin and his
wife Of indianapolis were saved.
slightly injured. OF the twelve bodies
recovered four have been Identified -
passengers and d~eight az officers aud
crew.
According TO the stories OF the sur
vivors, the last lifeb0at was but . few
feet from the wreck when the Alaska.
which had listed to starboard. sudden.
~ righted and then plunged bow first.
George Glenn. who. with another
passenger and the. captain. were the
last men on the ship, came to the sur
face short time afterward and final
" found an empty lifeboat Others
were struggling In the water. The
steamer AnyOx. towing a barge to Van.
couver. was twelve miles distant when
flashed out.
Within an hour the Anyox arrived
NJ the wreck. ana with order that won
high praise from the survivors. the
crew Of the Anyox speedily picked up
'hose who were drifting In life pre-
servers OF In liteboats. Through the
night other ships Joined in the rescue
V0rk
The Keota news., 1921-08-12
Whist DID Ho Meant

Whot Ob0 bJ0 Wuoo0J
Imagine the shock that the co0Sro.
cation Of an Indianapolis church re-
ceived when It's pastor. at the close q
the olYeftory. looked down an the COL
lectinx plates and remarked:
"Evldently there II q stranger here
tonight. see strange dollar bill In
the collection"
The Keota news., 1921-08-12
Germany 70 Issue History.

Berlin.-Germany II about to begin
the Issuance Of the official history OF
the world war. The government has
placed q large staff Of historians. edi.
tors and assistants at work In the gov.
srnment archives to begin the work
O assembling the material and writ
ing the history Of the war % sesn
from within Germany.
The Keota news., 1921-08-12

Was Sick
Now Feels Youni After
Talkini Eatonlc Tor
Sour Stomach

II had sour stomach ever since had
the grip and It bothered me badly
Have taken Eatonic only q week and
am much better. Am 90 years old"
says Nrs. John Hill.
Eatonic quickly relieves sour stom-
ach, indigestion. heartburn. bloatinG
and distress after eating because II
takes up and carries out the excess
acidity and gases which cause most
stomach ailments. II you have 'tried
everything and still suffer. do not Give
up hope Eatonic has brought relie1 to
tons Of thousands ike you. \ big bog
cooto bat q tyiao WITH youS oyue91oeo
The Keota news., 1921-08-12
II Yeu uood I nodIelno
You Sloun uayo no Best

Havs you eva stopped 10 rsasoo Why
Il p th:t % many products that ass q.
tsadvely ADVERTISED, al at once drop eat
Of eieht and are coon fosfottsa! IL
ss.soS 4 pIsin-the article did not fel6n
~ neomisee Of The manufa6taref. 1his
sooNes mors pa.ticulariy 70 . medicine:
a medicinal preparation that has RAJ
curstive valus almost sslls itssH. - kts
m endless chain system The remedy =
recommended By thoss who have esca
bene6ted, 70 thoss who ars h need os e.
A prominent druggist eays Take Tor
example Dr.. Kilmer's ewamp'Rooe, .
preparation I. have cold for many Year,
and never hesitate to recommend: Tor II
almost every case Il shows excellent r
euits. q many Of my customer TESTIFY.
NJ sth'f hdae, r'n'd' has % arg .
Iceordins 70 swoen stateasnts md
vcri6sd testimony Of thousands wAe hevs
.se6 ~ prsparstioo, tAe success ot d.
Kiin,er's Svamp.Root 10 due 70 TIE tsst,
70 many people claim, that Il fula!e a.
most every wish in overcoming kidney.
liver and bladder ailments; eorreees srt.
n:r troubles and neutrali1es IL uste
acid which causes rheumatism. !.
You may receive . sample bottle Of
s-.mn.Root by Parcels Post. Address
Dr. Kiimer 4 Co., Binshamton, n. q,
.ni eooloee tan cents: also mention this
nsnar. Leses and medium sise bottles
6c sals st Ill drug storss. Advsrtisemsat
To Preface Q reveh.
Nr. 0oodsols-''Cadser tells . phi
mi hard.luck story" Mr.. Pstunss-
.Yee. it's quite q touching tale"
The Keota news., 1921-08-12

Every mother thinks there 10 no baby
like her own and every other mother
II glad az II.
The Keota news., 1921-08-12
ASPIRIN
Name .''Bayer" on Genuine

Tsks Aaparia saly - told b eaeA
paekase q eenuine Dayoe Tables o9
Asplrin. Theo yoa win - following
tie direetioos and dosage worked ont
by physicians during n years, and
proved safe By millions. Take 10
chances with Substitutes. II you see
the Bayse Gross - tablets. yo1 can
tako them without feaf Tor Colds,
HsadacAA Neuralgia. 1hsumatasm.
EaracAA TooGhaeAA LanbaSo and
tor Pain. aandy tin bo0s0 of twelve
tabjotO cost boW cont0. Druggists also
eell largef packages. Aspirin 70 the
trade. marx o1 Dayee 4anufactufo q
Noooacekicacidostee o6 Saljeylieaci6-
Advoetisemeat.
II observed one very remarkable
thing about the dinner given In
Blanks honor tonight"
"what Eas i'll"
"Not one Of the speakers made .
frivolous reference to bis badness"
The arst Ingredients Of the melting
Dot are soap and water.
The Keota news., 1921-08-12

ohavo With cveleWra oeap
And double your ra10e e4aciency a.
ven - promote skin parity. sk1n CON-
fort and sain health. No mug. NO
slimy soap no gesma. 70 waste. no
irritation even when shaved twice
daily. One soap for all uses-shavinE.
bathing and sa,ampoolnG. Advertisement
The Keota news., 1921-08-12
Peer Orphans.

Peer orphans.
'Say. waiter. II this an incubator
chickenf'
II don't know. SIR"
-.It must be. Any chicken that has
had mother could never get as tough
- this one 10"
The Keota news., 1921-08-12

The arst ingredients Of the melting
Dot are soap and water.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07

formed the ceremony Both the bride
and groom represent distinguished
families Of the state.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07
CHIEF BOWEN WANTS
TO PREVENT ALL FIRES
His Views on Subject. Which
Are Especially Relevant
Right Now.

With b operty throughout the
country teing destroyed by fire at
the rate Of about hall billion dol
lars yeaF, there is an imperative
need of awakening the public to the
necessity for crater carefulness in
dealing with common fire hazards In
the home and elsewhere. Every day
should be a fire prevention day and
we hope to make 1t so in Brookha-
ven.
IF the people of this city would
observe the following precautions,
life and property in Brookhaven
would be considerably safer than
they are at present" said Fire Chief
Bowen yesterday In talking with a
Leader man. Among the suggestions
he offered were:-
Don't use make-shifts instead Of
proper fuses in your electrical cir
cults; the fuse is the safety-yalve Of
the system
Don't leave electric flatirons or
other heating devices turned on
while attending to something else.
Don't use gasoline or other vola-
tile liquids to remove spots from
clothing or for other purposes; 1t is
cheaper to pay for dry cleaning than
for a funeral.
Don't throw your matches or
lighted smoking material where they
can possibly cause fire.
Don't smoke in bed; even II
those guilty Of this practice are too
green to burn. the beds are not
Don't let your children play with
matches or bonfires.
Don't fail to have your defective
chimneys or hues mended; they are
the direct cause Of numerous fires in
Brookhaven.
Don't forget to have your smoke
pipe cleaned Of SCOT; If clogged, it
may overhead and start a hre when
you operate the furnace.
Don't forget to protect walls,
ceilings, and partitions from the ov-
erheating Of stoves, furnaces and
pipes.
Don't put not ashes In wooden
boxes or barrels.
Don't fill oil lamps or stoves by
open fame light; many lives have
been lost by this form of careless
ness.
Don't let rubbish accumulate;
cleanliness and fire safety go hand
in hand.
Don't fail to keep bucket of wa
ter and bucket of sand in con-
venient place for use In case of fire;
they may save the lives of your fam
lily.
Remember, fire is danger that
never sleeps and be continually on
your guard.
Lets cooperate in every way to
prevent even the smallest fire loss"
were his closing words in which The
Leader heartily concurs.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07
Cut Of 10 Per Cent in Rates
Announced.

Washington, D. c. Dec. 8. - A
general decrease Of 10 per cent in
rates on virtually all farm products
was authorized by the Interstate
Commerce Commission today in pass
ing fayorably on the voluntary ap-
plication of all roads except those
in New England territory.
The commission, acting with great
expedition on the application Of the
railroads which was barely completed
this week, repealed all outstanding
orders Of its own affecting rates
which would interfere and authoriz-
ed the railroads to establish and
maintain lower schedule for pc
Tiod Of six months.
AT the same time the roads were
given permission to make the o per
cent reduction between Southern and
Western and official classification
territory without observing the long
and short haul provisions OF the IN
terstate Commerce act. The definite
schedule of rates under the order
will be flled for the commission's ap-
proval before the reduction is made
effective.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07
Farmer is Convicted
of Manufacturing Booze

Hazlehurst, Miss, Dec. 3.-After
about three hours deliberation the
jury returned verdict of guilty in
the case of r. D. Travis, jr., charged
with manufacturing intoxicating Ii
quors. April %. 1921 Federal Of
ficers. Chapman, Whitehead, Boyd
and Phillips raided the home of Ira
Wis at daylight and claimed to have
found the best equipped still they
had ever seen.
At the time it was reported in the
papers that Travis showed fight and
that killing was narrowly averted.
However, the evidence did not sup
port this. as the officers testified
that Travis made no effort to
resist them.
The defendant resided in the west
ern part of Copiah county, near u
tica, was a prosperous farmer and
considered one of the best citizens of
the county.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07
Big Brother" Fred Long and Assist
ants in Brookhayen.

There were three distinguished
Sunday School workers in our city
Sunday other than those announced
for the Baptist Institute,
Mr.. Fred Long, State Secretary of
the INSTRUMENTATION work; Mr..
Powell, assistant secretary and Miss
Brisco, of the elementary department
we're all here; but on account of con-
flict with the announced meeting,
the convention was not so we'll at
tended. The coming of the active
officers was really unexpected on the
part of the many uniformed.
Mr.. Long is the big brother" to
every young person in the State and
he has done fine work not only in
the Sunday School but out in the op-
en- where his great heart has led him
in love and sympathy among those
who are often overlooked but who
will always cherish his memory for
the good that he has done.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07
Dedication of New Sight School Fri
day, December 9th.

Exercise beginning at 10 o'clock.
1. America (Song.)
: 2. Prayer DR.. Taylor
8. (a) The Heart of Rose,
Lahr; (b) A Little Fleet of Cloud
Boats, Finden-Miss Oberschmidt.
4. New Sight Male Quartette -
Selected.
5. (a) The Dew is on the Glover.
Coombs; (b) Mammy's Song, Ware
Miss Jones.
6. The Ideal Rural School for
Mississippi-Prof. J. /. Calhoun.
Z. Lead Me All the Way, Briggs
George Day.
8. Dedication sermon-Dr. I. w.
Cooper.
9. Chorus - New Sight High
School; ta) Victory; (b) Haste Ye
With Gladness.
Noon.
l. Primary Grades. Sc
lected.
2. King of the Wind, Am =
Bennett Bass.
8. Educational Address = State
Supt. w. F. Bond.
4. Informal Talks.-Kfwanis.
s.. Flag Song - High School.
Music by Mrs. Willoughby's Pu-
Everyone invited. Ladies bring
dinner.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07
Nomads Getting Plentiful
on Brookhaven' S Streets

Many and numerous, as we'll as
diversified in the callings they are
carrying out to earn a livelihood are
the occupations of different parties
that "blow into" Brookhaven from
time to time, which causes num-
ber of thinking ones to wonder how
they get by. But most of these
travelling statesmen" for something
or another-whatever it may be,
generally appear to be rather pros
porous and in want for nothing
really needed. A large number of
these nomads now use their own cars
to get around from one place to an
other and if what some of them sell
to passers-by is without merit, they
seem to find Barnum's old adage a.
bout "a fool being born every min
ute" is true along with another of
his sayings that "the people like to
be humbugged." In all events they
appear to find one class or another
to cater to which enables them to
keep on the road at profit for their
troubles.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07
Miss Ethel Priscilla Potter Interpre.
ter Of Literature.

Miss Potter, graduate of Welles-
ley College, and graduate of the
School of Expression Of Boston. will
appear under the auspices Of Whit
worth College at the Lampton Au-
ditorium on the evening Of December
18th.
Miss Potter has most attractive
and delightful repertoire partly. as
follows:-
Shakespeare. AS You Like 1t;
Drinkwater, Abraham Lincoln; Per-
cy Mackaye. The Immigrants; Plays
from Sutro, Dunsany and others, be-
side miscellaneous program OF mo-
dern poetry.
Miss Potter's coming to Brookha-
ven viii be welcomed as charm
ing change of program and she will
occupy a distinctive place as an en-
tertainer. Her evening will be anti
cipated with pleasure.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07
DON'T FORGET.

Women should not fail to pay
their poll tax. Unless they pay on
or before the first day Of February,
1922 they can not vote in the con-
gressional and senatorial elections Of
next year nor in the state and county
elections of 1923, as all taxes legal
ly required must be paid for the two
preceding years. Pay 1t this time
and then let us hope that the legis-
lature will repeal this law when it
meets in January. Those who fail to
pay their poll tax and get in line
for voting will regret. it when the
election time comes along and they
see other women voting. These ell
ections- get intensely interesting and
personal sometimes. especially SO in
the state and county election and
unless the women pay the poll tax
now required of them they cannot
vote In 1922 nor in 1929
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07

Two very intelligent young ladies
have sent us an interesting batch"
of news from their neighborhood; /;
but 1t is written all over and a.
round and about on the paper. We
have no time in this modern-day
rush to copy If we were so inclined.
Again-please write on one side only
of your paper.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07

The annual Methodist conference
in session at Pine Bluff adopted a
resolution urging Congress to pass
the proposed law forbidding opera
ton Of trains and newspapers on
Sunday and requiring closing Of all
business and amusements on Sunday.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1921-12-07

DR.. Edwin Harper Linneld, only
immediate descendant Of the lament
ed r, p. Linneld. prominent Missis-
isippi educator, was married .at Lex
ingtons TO Miss Olive Barrett. nov.
2e. pr. .. =. Jones of Newton. per-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
LIVE STOCK

Articles For Sale 81
RTCYCLES-yI5 up. Tires. 81 90 up. Baby
carriage soc. United Supply Co. 913
Shipley street. Open evenings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-06
Are Correctly Classified Indexed Alphabetically Arranged

A feature n tho play is ths bngada n
dainty, shapely and gDod looking sub
principals Win know huw 80 dance sud
who have real vnicep There are ssVeuiern
numbers in the rc0rr and rvffvrf ia
popular
"tDvE nfnpg frTrutT svn NrnHranfr
On TUESDAY evening. Isnnary A.. will
occur ono ~ Che nnngi iupIfiani rVrufH
~ the current theatrical srasDn ra'
Hoonny md fafign Bent. Nill 20 thlr
evening, make their debut on ihr muslosl
comedy siagp a. the playhuuss in s iag
musical production "Is0vn bifir
"cnsRab fv qrrar - Hia r0rru ar fur
NAfEarir
Thomas Meighan - fdaving ~ 90
Majestic N Conrad in Quesi a ifiE
Youth and be - still enjoying the eufeess
with which his engsgement started. plur
big mrreaer - prpfNauiy nH thr fnn"
goes un
Clyde Cooks comedy Don't Tickle b
the aided attraction
DouGtas rsfRHsvFs Az rHr ourru
The Marx II Iorro. Dofiglsa Paw
hanks new picture oafnn ~ WIlmngiim
With records ~ 80 aufis ATTACHED fr f
II seerps ~ he making another ono n Ni
rning'on burug l's shpr 1g ihie web t
Tho Queen Ihfaffr The faff
Zotro' dracrrra thr ifla mi rer- n
DmFl bret picture
rLNp LfvrnIr Az rHE Rftfr
Memories ~ Lack lpndon mi HrI-ri
T0ma Stevenson ~ their isei ril
vlypd ~ ihr Rial'o to-day md ihs f-si N
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