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New-York tribune., 1922-11-08
Board Offers 4 Ships
To Test Sales Market
Vessels Held for More Than
$50 a Ton Rank Among the
Best i'm II. s. Fleet

AS test Of the market for good
vessels, the Shipping Board is Offering
for sale four ships built by the Los
Angeles Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
Company. These are the West Grey
lock, West FaraSon, West Chopeka and
West Prospect, Of 10000 deadweight
tons each. and ranked among the
finest in the government fleet. The
board is holding them for more than
$50 a ton each, according to state
ment from Sidney Henry, director of
sales.
The board announces that it is pre-
pared to consider offers on the four
ships on the basis of "as is, where is"
exclusive of consumable stores and
leased equipment, through private
competitive negotiations on or after
November io.
The West Greylock is now at New
York, having recently completed a
voyage to the Orient. The other three
are now engaged in trips to the Orient
and are scheduled to return to United
States ports next February.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-08
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Vessel Port
Tsh. TTeshteus. yohoharna. Sept Il. Booth & Co
l,Sa lt5,nsfsy Dlnkirk. Oct 20. .coaraopoiitan Linz
Hyaaspes. Buenos Ayres. Oct 10. -'.Ds
stanlev po,,.. Houston Lines
Mundeits, cristoba. Oct 2s. Munson as Isnso GO
Ne"oy aaii' Gibraltar. Oct 2s
Haiizones. Barbados, Oct as Houst,y s,,y = IIo 20
Jersey City. Middiesbro. Oct r.. A1''''
Tarisians Leith Oct "a. Furnesss s.lSn W1,So 90
u,rss ,,e. ,rrince. Boston,. Furness- WITH
1t0u living, Tampico, Oct 81,
ran American Pet a. Tran, 20
Due To-morrow
Bankdsle, Marseilles. Oct a.
halt Moon, Boston, Nov s. - . ~
United American Lines
Due Friday
southwestern Miller, London. oc. 20
oanta Rosalia, Buenos Ayres. Oct Il. : 20
Marconia. Almeria. oct es q 70
Asixonan, Boston, Nov g. --'Ae
United American Lines
Due Saturday
SScoslsourss Hamburg, Oct 90. garher Ysrs.
SSssiawatl, Gtoraitar. Oct 2s F'uneh EdSa
shersaan. Para Get % -. Lamporf & Ho,s
New-York tribune., 1922-11-08
Foreign Ports
ArriYaIs

:, GIBRALTAR. Nov 6--Passed. G,pserns
Verdi Qt). New York and Boston ~,
Ksabas; Eeh6a; r,bo Gold ps Shell Calcutta. for -
5th arrlysa.. .say, s.n Ca,outta for New York
Tor Genoa. N1' 1Aoilreai
New York. A4Sor1
GENOA. Nov 1--Arsa frt,. Port Arthrr
phia. W. rhiiadei-
. Han M.sANKow. Nov a--L,snnea tBr). Port
aRsANGEMoUTH. Nov 4--Eastern TENN
ess: New York via st. John, N B.
8. s.,WuEnLLlSGToN, Ill GToN, Nov 4--Maunganui (Br),
YOKOHAMA. Nov 4-seattle Araru
Kohs KnsIn'' New Orleans via San Pedro for
Francisco. son1uh' San
yors TnsNSmRqFFE. Y. JEFF Nov s-Boutry tBr,, New
LIVERPOOL, Ney s---caledoniar tBr).
New-York tribune., 1922-11-08
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-ds,

srs aanhai aiah ca Galvo Isp1. Havana Nov 3; te
General w 6 Gorgas, Colon: top to Panama
+ r Line with pass, mails and mdse; will
Santarem (Braz), Santos Oct z Rio de
Janetro 10. Bahia 10; TO Lloyd Brazileiro
noon G, At Pier s., Bush Docks, B'kiyn.
President Polk, London Oct %; to U s
Lines with mails: is expected to dock fore.
noon at Pier 8, Hoboken.
Reina Maria Cristina (Sp). Havana Nov
Z; to Spanish Line with mails; is expected
Slip).
;, Estonia tpan>. Copenhagen Oct 20: to
Baltic American Line with mails; is ex.
pected to dock forenoon at Pier s. Bush
Docks, B'klyn.
Colombo, It). Naples Oct OF; to Italia.
Amerioa nantsd y SHIPPING Corp with malls; is ex.
pySaed Wset I5., 10 dock forenoon at Pier 81. N r
M Marays, W,ss tBr); Trinidad Oct so; to Fur.
10 dock forenoon at Pier "a. B'klyn.
ADVANCE Cristohal Nov l: to Panama
X Co with mails; is expected TO docS
forenoon at Pier 81, r (West 2sth st1' 'A
6 Munamar N an Nuevitas Nov 3; to Munsor
forenoon at Pier ., Z (coenties (t 81 siip5' pooS
CITY of Savannah, Savannah Nov S: tc
Geean . co; is expected to dock at Pier
Due Tomorrow
Homerio tBr), Southampton Nov =, =,
Whlte Star Line with malls is expected tc
doek 1st; forenoon at Pier So. r owes,
Res1lu,e ,nssosa ,I Hamburg Nov !; to United
pier pGes ss saee fo-day lv or forenoon Friday al
sixaola, Santa Marta Oct 81: to 1Yn,+sd
Fruit co with mails; is expected to dock
foFsn9on s1w;a inrI At Pier Is. q maiden Lanel
d GO With mails; is expected to dock fore,
hoon On at foot java st. B'klyn.
0dUleS w ElWeH e. Co wit o;J-
B'klyn. -oo' '1st ST.
= surinam, Trinidad Oct 81; to c,vae g
a a ( fSPeSsG chssdphsq to sq'a IS, fore
n fp,, T,,rn .. George (Br}, Bermuda Nov z;
West b6th st) 'ei 90
8 AaFafpahoe. fa Jacksonville Nov 6; to Clyde
. 20; Is expected to dock at Piar ~
N (Charlton ST.. ier o.
Due Friday
-. Aauitania lBr), Southampton Nov 4; ia
Gunard 8 Co with mails; is expected "a
qSsh qonK forenoon at Pier 81. + West
President Roosevelt. cherbourg Nov a.
70 a, Lines with mails; Is expected to
Wuei'temburg (Ger), Hamburg Oct as
to United American Lines with ~ ot,s 90 g,
evpected Hst ae.t to dock forenoon at Pier Sc, n
,v, Penis ,S,Br3. Para Oct go; to Booth & CO
Dae Saturday
rrsnca rr,, Fort. Agency.
samaria, Liverpool, Nov Q Cunard 8 g re
Mexico, Havana, Nov 8. ~
N & Cuba Mail Co
Due Sunday
Finland. Antwerp, Nov Red s,orr,,
0Genic; Liverpool Nov A.. White Star Line
Vestris, Rio de Janeiro, Get az. -''"o
rr,,a p,u. Lamport & Holt Line
caracas. Mayaguez Nov q -
Bliss. Daliett & Co
Due Monday
Voiendam, Plymouth. Nov S.
Rarg.n,s4a n, Holland America Line
oeFsensfJord, Christiania. Nov 8.
stno,,, Norwegian-America Lima
stockholm, Gothenburg. Nov 4. A1''''
Barscoas Kingston. Nov CiySs 6 6 g ne Ie
Faf'Fna, Barbados, Nov g. = ~
Ga, Y Furness. Witty g. Co
san Lorenzo, San Juan. Nov s. "
Montserrat, Cadiz. Oct 81. 1o 20
Spanish Royal Mail Lin .
Due Tuesday
Mount Carroll, Hamburg, Nov 2.
Algerta. Glasgow, Nov 4nchnr LINES 4 1,a
sSnunargo, Nassau, Nov 10. Munson 8 s Iine
siponey, Havana. Nov H. A1iie
N & Cuba NAH ca
New-York tribune., 1922-11-08
Outgoing Steamships

NoTE.---Mail information Will be found
on Travel Page: eighth column.
Sail To-day
President Van Buren,, Queenstown, IL M.
Argus, Antwerp. 1s M.s. Army Base, B.lsiyn
Metapan, Kingston, II AM. ....... .. N r
Inca. San Domingo. 3 N....s4. B'kiyn
sark. Buenos Ayrss. Ia M. 20. B'klyn
Mayaro. Trinidad PM. .:..,..24. B'klyn
Thorgcrd. Tampico. IL AM. 8, u r
Sail Tomorrow
Ad-iatic. Liverpool. 10 M. ..........6o, N r
ssyat. MSasHl.a nl.msn nnsmsarg Il i
Madonna. Lisbon PM.sist 'otn s. st. a9slhs BRisn
Noun, Mount Clay. Hamsurg. u Il. M.......ss. II I
napsrsnsa hanasl aa'YGs Mavana aaai1 !
p Fred Hendrix. Cape iayti. q PM. n ? ~ !
ATisonan, Seattle. PM. Bush .. T. Bkiyn 4 n
pittsburgh. Bremen IL M,...a.....sl, N Il
Heina Maria cristina. Bilbao 10 AM.
Skegness. Manchester, 10 M...ae, B'kIyn
Sail Friday
HHuassoni Hu,s Hayre, i T., Automatically, y r
Robert nssi 'asmsl pollsr shanebsi rM r.
nanan. Santiago, ia 4 Bush .. Docks, estlyR E. y (
Vsnsnnsa Wunamsr. Nngs,yisss nr,stass, u Q +
Sail Saturday
Ryndam. Rotterdam. IL AM
America, Southampton. IL AM...5, Hoboken
csSmanis csomerlG; SOUTHAMPTON. nnannr,o. y M.5e
argentine, Naples 10 M -, Bush D. Bklyn
Sretie. Ponta Delgada, 1a M. so. NJ r
Lassell. Bucnos Ayres II AM...l4, HoboIen
silvia, st Johns. II AM. Java st, Bkiyn
Fort st George, Bermuda, II AM a6, Mr.
n VA Nm
sisaolas Kingston. 10 M........e n r r
@ @porto Rioo, San Juan, 10 NJ. Q, N r
Mmrar nura, Maayagues; aay @ II m.:;...:.l II. Bklyn
Bolivar, Kingston. Pm. n r
southern Cross. Buenos Ayres. PM.
Edgar Luckenbach. Seattle. Pm. 0'A0n
MMsIsn, Helen, San Juan: 10 n, a. Bkiyn
Sutton Hall. Manchester. 3 PMSs II Il
King Alexander, Piraeus. 3 PM, Bkiyn
New-York tribune., 1922-11-08
FOREIGN RESORTS
FOREIGN RESORTS
The Ideal Wirter Resort
PRINCESS HOTEL
B E r M u D A

Dec Is to May /. Directly on the Harbor
accommodates 400. Grill Room Tiled
swimming Pool Golf. Tennis Yachting, etc.
Direction of L. A. TWORoGER CO.
Mr. Jones will be at Hotel Belmont
rarK Ave & AID St. Nov. II to Dec. /.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-08
Mellon Orders British Ship
Seized i'm Rum Raid. Freed

WASHINGTON, Nov. T.-Release of
the British schooner Buema, seized
September II with liquor aboard out
side the three-lnile limit, was author
lied to-day by the Treasury Depart
ment. A review of the facts by the
State Department is understood to have
failed TO develop any evidence that the
vessel was using its small boats for
bringing liquor within American ter
ritorial waters.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-08
Duo Sunday

Duo Sunday
Malaeca Maru. Algiers, Oct ss.
Nippon Tuaon KRisha
Floridian, cristoeal. Nov 4.
United American Lines
steel Inventor. Cristobai Nov. /.
Isthmian s 8 Lines
Due Monday
Kentuckian, Boston. Nov 12.
United American Lines
Norton. Lilly &, Co
Lucia, Trieste. Oct 16....s.. Phelps Bros
Monticello. Hamburg Oct 20.
United American Lines
Ellerman's Wilson Line
Due Tuesday
Zarombo, Bordeaux. Nov /.
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
Saucon. Hartlepool. Oct a.. .Lyises Bros
New-York tribune., 1922-11-08

Boston for Manchester: 7th. Governor t8r,
coLoMBo. Nov B--city Of Lahore tsr>
AvoNNfouTH, Nov S---conehatts. Bos.
ton:
GLASGOW, Nov 6--Meissouier (Hr)
Boston for Halifax
SHANGHAI. Nov 5--Nassau tBr), Por,
:. HAMBURG, Nov. b-Nilemede lBr)
Savannah; 9Th, Foldenfjord tNor), Calves
ton; %, Hslder tNorl. Montreal
ton for Copenhagen.
LONDON. Nov e---Boiivia (Dan), sar
Francisco; Emanuei Nobel tBalg). Phiia.
hops tBr), Philadelphia
-, sqnz. Noy sS-Lingfleld tBr), Calcutta
DOVER, Nov. 7Dauperata, New or.
leans for Rotterdam I'm tow.
HBLsINGFoRs, Oct a7--Belvidore. Phil-
,.NoRRKoPINa. Oct as--pellas tswcd),
GoTHBNBuRG, Nov 1---Nordio tswed).
EsHJnRa. Nov a--Alstern tswed),
AARHUs, Nov a--Gorm tDan), Calves
BERGEN. Nov a-Idcr.ord (Nor). Mont
GHENT, Nov s--Hornby Castle (Br),
ANTWERP. Nov. 5.--Minnsdosa tBr)
HARw1cH. Nov. 6.--Tongking (Dan),
San Francisco.
1rishman from Montreal; error.
ADHN.. Nov. S--City OF Naples (Br).
HoNGKoNa, Nov. s--pres,den. Madi-
son, Tacoma
BRISTOL, Nov. 7.--Chicego City (Br),
New Tork.
NAPLES, Nov 1--Cymric Pride tBr),
Philadelphia; 3, gaormina Qt). New York
via Philadelphia.
.sTocKHoLM. Nov 1-Pallas (swsd).
LEGHoRN. Nov Is Calvert tBr).
BORDEAUX, Nov s--collamer, Now
MARsEILLEs. Nov a--vesuvio t1t>,
cIvITA vEccHIA. Nov s--ville dc
pjibSpti shSn 9} SFr5 Phladelphia AND New Yerk
New York via suez.
HAvRE. Nov 6--Lafayette (Fr), New
York.
sUEz, Nov s--Daore Castle tBr)
Manila etc. for New York; Z. stadsdyk
(Du), Batavia for New York.
HULL. Nov s--Rozan Maru (Jap>. Port
GLASGOW, Nov s-saoandaga, New Or
leans.
SHANGHAI. Nov 7---prosident Cleveland,
phlladelphia via Montreal for Genoa;
on SoS Neg YSea fHr
New York for Boulogne and Rotterdam
tand proceededl.
Departures
BORDEAUX. Nov - zarsmbo, phila-
HUELvA. Nov B. Bohems t1t>. New
HANKow. Nov t--Talabot (Nor). Now
York. ~
YOKOHAMA. Nov %--Arizona Maru
Tar
KOBE. Nov 4MMandasan Maru (Jap>.
CLYDE. Nov 4-paytonian tBr>. Ros-
COLOMBO. Nov 4-Atlantio tswed),
sHANGHA1, Noy Empress Of Asia
Mayebashi Maru (Jap> (from Hongkonsl.
New York; prssidens s,,.a Jefferson mon, from from
5STmn HSaftSRg ssn Noa
hela Tom LsndG9 ss,bss, Ssw fp' 99rh San Fran.
GoTHENBuRG. Nov l. Brahsholm
sMAMnURa. Nov Mount Carroll; Nsw
Nlssmaha. SGsn; hsurs New wy orsans s Aa''pAa o
AMSTERDAM. Nov s-pavanser (Nor>,
>G5 DuNKfRK. NNKsifiRaK Nov s--Pipsstons County,
FUsAN. Nov 4-Kendal Castle tBr>,
PENANG. Nov 5-slavio Prince tBr).
HoNGKoNG, Nov e-Kentucky (Br),
tDan5, 1fron cRY cSTistiania,, soston o0'ao
VALENCIA. Oct 31-Bankdals (Br)
f52RH %HnsnfnhHs Nov New YORK s5ues Henry
sH1ELDs. Nov 7-Bloomtlsid tBr), Key
IEITtI. Nov 7-Eastvood fBr,. Boston
New-York tribune., 1922-11-08
Sailed Yesterday

Aquitania (Br), CherbouYv P1vmouth
and Southampton; Texan, San Francigco
MAJ, Maple NJ Philsdelphie; Bayonne, philadel-
lBr). London; El Aimirante. Caiveston:
Schodack, Rotterdam; Jolee, Houston;
freeman. Norfolk; Chester Valley, Gal.
SSSstono, Conancne. Jacksonvile and
Charleston; City of Montgomery, savan-
nan; Mckeesport Philadelphiai HI Sol.
GalVestons E L Doheny III. Perth Ambny.
Winneconne, Norfolk; William Boyce
Thompson, ------; Commercial Trader. San
Francisco via Norfolk; Samland (Belg1.
Danzig via Baltimore eI'
New-York tribune., 1922-11-08
City Island

,ol bSnnd %nn south-.prhoim tNor,. Walton
tor tor Hew YORK. with plaster. to Rock Plas-
comb for. New York. with lumber I 70
shees MeestfT Hsrhor humssr g 6 Co: Edwin Farrar
tiscos Nantucket for New York. Eiia
Greenport for New York.
bound East-schrs Viking, New York for
slocK Island; Ruth and Mary, New York
New-York tribune., 1922-11-08
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
VinsIa at Sca T,o. .SinY

Winds nj Sea To-day
East gaff-~Moderste east and northeast.
partly cloudy
West Gulf Moderate northsa and
north: cloudy.
Caribbean Sea and windward Passa ge--.
Moderate northeast and east; partly
cloudy.
North OF Sandy Hook--M Moderate south
and southwest; cloudy
sandy Hook TO Hatteras and Hatterss
to Florida StrafSs-~-Gentle, variable; fair.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-01-12
FELT LIKE IRON BAND
AROUND HEAD

Ibis Is How Lynchburg, Va, Wo-
man Declares Her Headaches
Often Affected Her,
Everybody will read with inter-
est the statement Of Miss M. q,
Woodford, 1903 Fillmore ST., Lynch
burg, Va, who says;
Il don't believe anybody ever
suffered from headaches like
did. The pains felt like an lrou
band was being drawn around my
head and my temples would throt
until was driven aliest distrac
ted. shudder when think OF
those awful headaches. had ne
appetite either.
Il owe Tanlac an everlasting
debt of gratitude for entirely rid
ding me of those terrible head
aches. Ny stomach has been tcnet
up toe, and everything ! eat ag
REFS with me now. Tanlac certain
ly brought me health and happi
ness" -
Tanlac is sold in all ieadin
drug-stores, ADVERTISEMENT
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-01-12
NEGRO MINSTREL !.

4 Negro. Minstrel Will. be givea
| New Prospect Consolidated
school Auditorium, Friday evening
anuary 70, 1922, ct 1850 o'clock
The following Program will Ds
rendered.
nafacter Song Qu.ts Dat Tick
IN Me-
{, heauih g. Net Me-.
II, Play aIssastus Blink minstrel
Chorus Gre oniiig Neata at
atton Pcking Mocia.'. s.'
Is dialogue :" Feeling tie Ranlps
", Selag Bride and Groom
III, Dialogue Au .cn9 Die ride.
III, Garry lie Back 81 Ole Virgin
~ (Stagea) 'e s..
K, Negro Political Speech 4
!. Scng--.I Amt Got Enuf Eur L
IS Aroun' SO / Guess I'll .keea i
HI Fur Mysef.o $3.50.
i. Dat Famous CHICKEN Debate.
omission, IS cents.
n. n. SOUhI4>L1, Principal,
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-01-12
PGIAHATCHIE


Mr.. james Harris, student OF
Mississippi College. visited rela-
tiyes here Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Willie May Shelley is on the
sick list this week. We hope fer
her a speedy recovery.
Robert Harris of Birmingham,
Ala, IS visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. j, Harris.
Mr, Boy Moore is moving back
to his farm, We regret t. lose Mr..
Moore and family from our midst.
McLaurin are visiting il Slideii,
New Orleans and Harmon /, b.,
this week.
Edwin Raglan, who has finished
a business course il Bowling
Green Kentucky is 1t home again
to the delight Of his msry friends.
Quite a number of The young
sportmon Of Pelahatchie went up
On Pearl river yesterday for few
days aunting.
Resolved fer The year 1922 to
srile, smile the whole year
through. A pleasant smile word
Of cheer will help some other their
burdens 10 bear.
The Climax Tobacco man is in
town handing out samples # Spit
or Drown" The young boys are
Chewing and splitting til few Of
the old heads speak sf quitting.
= a
The Methodist Ladies gave an
j5yster supper last Friday night,
wnich regardless Of the inclenent
weather netted quite a nice sum.
Mr.. !. T.. Moore, prosperous ner-
chant of jackson and former resi-
dent Of Pelahatchie is shaking
hands with his friends hire today.
Mrs. r. r. Grimes and Mrs. Dora
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-01-12
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE SALES

Whereas, on November %, 1920,
Mrs. e. e. Knott, executed a deed
Of trust to me. as trustee for use
Of E. W. Patrick, to secure certain
Indebtedness described therein,
which deed of trust is of record
ii, the office Of the Clerk of the
Chancery Court, Of Rankin County
in land deed of trust Book 6 page
1909 and whereas, the indebted
ness secured by the deed of trust
is past due and unpaid, and re-
quest. has been made of me that
foreclosure be had of. the deed OF
trust, therefore, notice is hereby
given that en- the 23rd day of jan
uary 1922, within legal hours at
the south door Of the County court
House at Brandon, Mississippi, |
will sell for cash at public out.
cry to the highest bidder, the pro-
perry described to me as trustee,
in said deed Of trust, to-wit:-
Northeast Quarter and ten acres
en- the west sidesof the Northwest
saarter of section l6, Township s,
.ange 2 East. containing in all one
nundred and seventy acres, more
CT less.
The said sale will be without
warranty and will be, to satisfy
the aforesaid Indebtedness, ex-
penses and costs.
Witness my signature this 20
day Of December 1921.
S. L. NESBETT,
Trustee.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-01-12
GAAINS REPORTED
BY BUSINESS MAN
Resident OF Salt Lake City Add.
Ten Pounds While Wife Gains
% Pounds In Weight.

John j. Perry, $40 Ounce St..
yell-kncwn Salt Lake City, Utah,
business man, in reporting remark
able gains in weight both by him
self and his wife, says:
my wife gained twenty-eighs
pounds and gained ten pounds IN
a few weeks by taking Tanlaac.The
change in Mrs. Perry is all the
more remarkable, as she has been
going down hill steadily for four
II five years She gotno nourish-
ment from her food and | don't be-
|iieyc she averaged three hours
sleep out of the twenty-four.
while my condition was not Is
serious as hers, / had been under
the weather for some time, had no
appetite and was bothered q good
deal by Indigestion. Tanlac has
certainly proved all and more than
is claimed for it with u.s.
Tanlac is sold in all leading
drug-stores. advertisement
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-01-12
TRUSTEES SALE


Default having been made in the
payment Of the debts and ohliga
ions secured to be paid in a GER
ain, Deed Of Trust executed oil
December &c, 1919, by Paul Green
md Laura Grec:1 to Henry Craft
frutee, which appears of recors
IN Deed Book s, page S34 Of the re
lords of Rankin County, Missis
.5ippi, found in the Ctancery
Clerks Office thereof, and the sale
Henry Craft, Trustee, decli ling tt
act. as Trustee, and tie Nortl
Memphis Savings Bank, the legai
owner and holder CT said indebt
edness, desiring to appoint 4 sue
cessor to the said Henry Craft b
virtue Of the powers given undti
said Deed Of Trust, did, on Nov
amber 80, 1921. appoint the unde1
signed substituted Trustee, will
full power and authority confer
ed upon the said original Truste
which said appointment is recorS
ed in Baok.84,page 6s8 of the 7,
cords In the Office Of the Chancel.
Clerk of Rankin. county, Mississil
and the owner Of the debts and Oh
legations secured. having requesi
ed the undersigned to advertis'
and sell the property described !
said Deed Of Trust, this is to Civ
notice that / will, as said subst
tuted Trustee, on Friday, January
Doth, 1922, within legal hours,
the front door Of the Court Eous
in the tcwn of Brandon, Rankl
County, Mississippi, sell at pub
lie cutlery to the highest bldde
fer cash, the following describe
real estate situated in Ranki
County, State of Mississippi, :.
wits.
The West half of the Northwest
Quarter (W1-2,NW1-4 section 4,
'ownship s, Range 4; The South
vest Quarter (SW1-4) Of section
3, Township s, Range 4; Tn
Sorth half (N1-2) and the East
,alf(E1-2) of the Southeast Quar-
ser (SE1-4) of section 5. Township
!, Range a, and the Southna1
(S1-2) Of the Northwest Quarter,
NW1-4) and the South half Of
,ection 81, Township s, Range z
md the Southhalf (S1-2) OF the
Northeast Quarter (NEl-4) Esst
,f the Public Road, Section 81
Township 6, Range 4.
Title to said property Is believed
TO be good, but / will sell and con-
ICY a. Trustee only.
KATHERINE WATSON,
Substituted Trustee
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-01-12


IN 70 Jury List.
Be it ordereiG by the BOARD OF
supervisors that the following Per-
sons be selecsed and placed In Jury
boxes, to-wit:-
BEAT ONE
r. r. Chapel, Il. B. Taylor, $. +.
l.egett. A. G. Sloan, l.. /. Butler, ),
W. Burke, &. M. Holccsnbe, J Q.
pa rlsion, j. r. Russell, ]. 4. Taylor,
i. P. Byrd, Guy Butler VIM. Graz
dam, ". Il. Loflin, a. j. McDon-
aid, E. F. Muse, w. N. Tucker, I.
" barron, E. II. Smith, ". L. Com
oere. Drewey Hilton, II. A. Laird,
II. w. Hudson, I'D Neely, j. L. Bot
elsr e. Swindler. ". 3. Lcng,Green
Myers, L. L. Kirkpatrick, W. D.
Taylor, isaiah Smith, R. 1. Seen
n w. Grain, G B. Hilton, w. d. Nit
chell, T. j. Morris, ]. j. Sandifer,
Troy Price, w. A. Ross, j. L. Burke.
ID. b. Crawley, Anil Different, j. H,
lAlfcrd, JOIN AVERT, G. G. Williams
Is. w. Ceoser, Il. A. freach, l. G
Jones, r. NJ. Laird. Oliver Smith,
r.. b. Webb, E II. Brinson, J. w
/ Desr, G. E. Laird, S. L. Laird
1g NI. Ross, Roy pattie, W.L.Wh,te
! ". J. Butleg ]. ". Taylor, ST., J. H
Harrison.
Concluded next week
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-01-12
BEFORE HEALTH
BREAKS DOWN
Wise People Take
Pepta~Mangan
The Blood Builder

IFsE blOOd builder -"
The prevention of sickness is
ore of the greatest works Of the
public health authorities. People
are being taught how to take care
of their bodies 50 that they can
avoid sickness. In schools children
are being taught hygiene. Serious
illness can be avoided by propeE
care Of the health Pale faces, sick
ly Dodies,loss Of appetite and sleep
headaches, and nervousness are
usually signs Of weak blood. With
POOR blood, the body has ne rests-
tance. @
Disease germs have en easy
time of it. People are learning the
necessity of keeping blood in good
condition. They take GUIDES Pep
to-Mangan when they feel run
down. That keeps blood normal so
that it can resist disease. 1t is
scld In both liquid and tablet form
at drug stores. advertisement
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-01-12
EANnlSUlt 4 lssJlil< -

10 the creal,o4s o. J A., Jscksol-
rueaett, nls5., III Ice Soall-yy -
.anK,ll and olscrlce. a oresala, :.
bankrupt.
isctace is hereby given thst Oh
ne day Of Jaa. 7th, 1922, TIE 5aiu
q. A. jackson was duly aajuu geo
,anKr1pt; and that the firs6 inoe.-
~ o.. creditors will be held al
,ackson, Miss, in the o.ilce CT I
I. Wea., Esq, Oh tae Gsy 81 Jan,
9TH, 1922, at 10 O'clock am. a.
vnicn time the said creditors may
sttend, prove their claIms, app0TAa
/ |. Trustee, examine the bankralt
nd transact such oshsr bushes
lis may properly cone before liz
aaeetlng. :
Paakrupt is oreered to lie pres.
at' - !.
ered at jackson, Miss, tai.
- 1922
- n. " Is
Referee in BaYsFs !, /. ss g
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-01-12
RUB BACKACHE AND
LUMBAG0 RIGHT OUT
Rub Pain and Stiffness away with
a small bottle Of old honest
ST. Jacobs Oil

When your back 10 sore and lame or
iuuabago. sciatica or rheumatism has
YOU stiffened up, don't suffer- Get a
IS cent bottle OF old, honest "St. Jacobs
Oil'' at any drug store. pour a little
in your hand and rub it right into
the pain or ache, and by the time you
count fifty, the soreness and lameness
is gone.
Don't stay crippled! This soothing,
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once. It takes the ache and pain right
out Of your back and ends the misery.
Tt is magical, yet absolutely harmless
nd doesn't burn the skin.
. Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatica
and lame back misery SO promptly!
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-01-12
FINE WATCH AND yyELRY
REPAIRING S
AT YOUR SERVICE
WORK GALVANIZED
Send me Your next package :
of work.
J. D. GRAVES. Jeweler
DLO, MISS.
COUNTY AGENT NOTES

Hogs shipped from Pelahatchie
last week sold in New Orleans for
&c to Sc per round. Fifty three
head of these hogs topped the New
Orleans market for last week.
We will ship another car of hogs
from Pelahatehie. rightsaway, and
all parties having hogs ia 90 in
this car be sure to list them with
me before shipping date. - x
/ have a good ntany peas listed
for sale. | am offered $1.85 per bu.
fob shipping point but. am. trying
to place them at $500. = =
S. v. BURKS. COUNTY AGENT.