davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-07

suitable for a shoe show. at the an
nual exposition Every sort OF shoe
made for men. women and children
viii be shown with the correct gown.
wrap. hat or evening couture. Street
shoes will be exhibited with street
suits and gowns. Patent leather and
other fancy pumps viii appear below
elaborate afternoon gowns. Boudoir
slippers and gay little high-heeled
mules will peep out from beneath
elaborate negligees and pajamas-
Sport shoes will appear with sports
suits and separate skirts, tailored
blOuses and sweaters.
One dealer will show mountain
climbing loot with powder pun
tucked in its own little leather pocket
AZ the knee.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-07

we're grunbling q little, ''you lose i've
Yards If YOU keep on Grabbing"
+. ". Layman, Wyoming and Wa5-
ham. fullhack for the new men. was
the star of the game. He made the
touchdown in the second quarter
breaking loose around right end for
a 90-yard run.
W. c. Frierson. Tennessee and Wad-
ham. quarterback for the New Men
showed good generGlship. while W. /.
Holleman. Oklahoma and Merton
made many gains through the line
L. NJ. Jiggitts. Mississippi and 81
Johns and c. l.. Mock. Ohio and Hert
ford. did brilliant running and tackl
ing for the Old Men. They made sew
eral successful forward passes.
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experiments
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-07
BRITISHER LOWERS WORLDS
SWIM RECORD FOR 800 METERS
tCerrespondence Associated Press,

fCcrres DO ndenre AssoeIated Prest-I
MTDDLESBOROUGH, ENG. Dec. IA
The worlds swimming record of 6
minutes s. 40 seconds for 500 meters
held Iy Norman Ross. U. S. A, was
lowered here recently by J. G. Hat
field, the holder of several British
championships, who covered the dis
lance in 6 minutes 81 2-5 seconds
Hatfield was timed by officials of the
Amateur Swimming Association, and
the effort was made in public.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-07

SEATTLE. WASH. Jan. "A thea
sand dollars. farm experience. and an
agreeable wife are the requisites of
an applicant for a tract on the state
soldier land settlement project The
applicants wife must signify her will
lingness TO take up rustic pursuits,
according to an announcement from
American Legion headquarters. TIL
is designed to preclude unsuccessful
eXnerimenls
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-07


Vagabond scoring Goals from
court. Peterson. IL: Wilson. Il:
Freely. 3; Musterman. 3. Stevens, /.
Goals from Wilson, l out OF ;.
sparrows Point scoring Goals from
court. Smith. z; Earle. l. Goals from
fOuls-van Ruth. 4 out Of y: Smith.
out OF 2. Reforoe-Sergean, doiiz.
L. S. Army. Snbstiiutions-St Stevens
for Musterman. Thompson for Craig.
zones ror Freeny; Sparrows Point, r.
Miller for Sullivan.
As before stated, the game between
-h,. deserves gas more OF q nat5'e. r.
though the Annapolitans managed to
command the situation al All times
and were never headed in the scoring
Eansant and l.. Brewer were the s1el-
lar performers for the Vagabonds.
while G. Miller and f. Miller excelled
for the Pointers The score al half
me was: Vagabonds. 20; Sparrowg
Point. r. Lineup and summary:
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-07

Vagabond scoring from cour'
Vansant, 6; Brewer. 8: Longo. .:
Stevens. J. Goals from fouls Brewer
out OF IL. Sparrows Point scoring
Goals from court-G Miller. 3; +
Miller. 3; Talbot, /. Goals from foul
Talbot. 6 out of 10; c. Miller. GU
OF 2. Referee Ho,tz, L. s
Army
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-07

local chapter. show slight increase
over the same periods.
g. The chairman OF the Roll Call
keenly appreciates the enthusiastic
and efficient services OF the chairmen
and workers of the various commit
tees and hegs to thank each one most
cordially.
T. The general result indicates a
healthy interest in the Society by the
community and that the work will be
supported as long as it continues TO
be of such high order
/ respectfully request that my res
ignation as Roll Call chairman. 1921,
be accepted.
T. ID. GRIFFIN,
Commodore. U. S. ", Chairman
Roll Call. 1921.
Mrs. Carryl Bryan. chairman of the
local chapter and the executive COM
mittee extend their heartiest thanks
10 Commodore Griffin for his untir-
ing efforts on behalf OF the drive
The Roll Call cashiers report is as
follows
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-07
MIAMI BEACH BIDS FOR
PAIR OF WARSHIPS WHEN
"UNCLE- BEGINS SCRAPPING

MIAMI BEACH. Jan. T. Miami
Beach would like to have brace of
warships when Uncle Sam gets ready
to scrap the greater part of the fleet
and the City Council has voted to
formally request that the Navy De-
partment send two vessels here to be
sunk off the jetties at the entrance to
Biscayne Bay. The councilmen think
they would make an imposing harbor
gate.
What sort of a fellow is John ].
Chumpson?"
I've heard him boast Of racing a
train 10 a crossing.
Say no more. Birmingham Age
Herald
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nEARINa - rRrTrs-

ne attmse q tas varr t
fc.als q ea5eagsgiag te unke the IS.
fouemens II TIE saasay Jaw 81 IS
no1i1ns IS possible atas uFresgts.
tivos 81 the tas FArBtmflHi
churches has rega i6l i1e tng m
the sabbath n she p1el r9us ara
picture shows ard she tsnnr d1
Sunday base ball, produced ci-
tion which these officials ard gher
friends neither expected nor desired
Had they shown disposition 70 aid
the churches IN their Efforts 10 have
more law-abidiug city, Ell 81 the
bitterness which now exists would
have been avoided, and other officials
who make their homes there but
whose duties extend beyond the cily's
confines would not DO placed IN the
embarrassing position--after having
endorsed the position of the city 81
fcials--of having large part Of their
political strength 10 70 outsiders.
The effort being made to persecute
Moncure Dabney and others who have
dared TO lift their voices in defense Of
the right will fall Of is own weight.
Right has always finally triumphcd,
and vieksburg shall be no exception
to the rule.
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srGGEsrI0N oFrEREn.

The Rcyeillc discovered during tht
recent primary campaign that some
Of the ladies' who were gealonsly sup.
porting Miss Kcnrncy were inclined
70 Be dogmatic and little intoleraul
Of those who openly opposed theil
eandidate. This isn't wlse politics
and does iho candidate whose cause
yon esppuae more harm than good D.
viii be said that this being the drst
campaign ia which The ladies have
been engaged they may hape beer
expected io make some biunden whisa
VIII not Be repeated: but intolerance
q q fault that snHot te easily ever
come rather becoming more pga
nounecd each time Iu view 81 th.a
fact, we feel inclined g venture thia
suggestion 20 the fair oue newer
lose your temper e.hca discussing po-
liiical qacstions never hemeaH tl
other candidates vken personally l1y
Ing 60 further the interests 81 your
own. We have seen many men make
these mlsiaAeg g their sorrow. s
many man has beer defeated fsr
Office because az lasi his tamp
Prodi IS she mistakes e ere masr
line gender improve the kina ~ p
liics she mm hays beSn dish.ag ou
% the past Yoa can g & and there
ara lsss u % wh1 are expect3ug
% ycu.
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THE ELECTION.

At the time this is being written
Stephens and vardaman are running
neck and neck, with The former slight
" in the lead, and Miss Kcarney has
total vote Of little over $4,000. II
Vardaman fails Of the nomination in
this election, his chances are indeed
slim, and the state will probably BIZ
saved Of the disgrace Of again hay-
ing him as its senator. We have been
unable to understand how loyal peo-
pie, and we know the vast majority Of
his supporters are loyal to their
country, could support a man with
such record. He possesses some
hypnotic influence which is invisible
to the writer and to thousands q
others who have opposed him for ev-
cry Office to which he has aspired.
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OUTLAW THE PISTOL.

The attitude Of the American Bar
Association IN asking that an end be
put to the manufacture and sale of
pistols, contending that ninety PEI
cent Of the homicides result from The
uae Of this deadly weapon, is a hope
ful sign Of the times. The stand TAX.
en- by the association should
and win have much influence in brine-
ing about this needed reform. AS is
stated in the resolutions oft he asso-
siation, law-abiding citizens are plac-
ed at a great disadvantage in coping
with the criminal element, FOR the for.
mer Is never armed and the pistol Is
the crimiaal's ally.
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a sAD MooNsHINE sToRY.

One Of the saddest stories resulting
from tampering with moonshine whis-
Ky is that Of the Bond family of South
Mississippi 1t win be remembered
that Bond murdered two or three pro1
hibition officers at, Leaksville some
months ago He was tried and sen-
fenced to be hanged on Friday .Inlv
2lst. Gov. Russell, as is his custom
with moonshiners, or any other GRIM
mails, gave him reprieve. During
this delay, Bonds family. wife, moth
er and sister, visited him at the Jack
son jail, and slipped a revolver fo
him. The day before he was to hang
he killed the jailor, and in turn was
killed by the jaiIor, in an effort Ia
make his escape. Now the saddest
feature Of the affair is the fact That
his sister and old gray haired mother
are IN prison and viii be tried For
murder This is not pulpit story.
but real story, happening right here
N our state. Moonshiners arc not
only vlolators o2 the law. but thew ma
really the greatest fools Ne have 81
large.-W Winston County Journal.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of the power vested in me
by that certain deed Of trust executed
by David W. Clark and Mamie b
Clark, his wife, on December 10th, Al,
d., 1918, to the unersigned as trustee
to secure an Indebtedness therein men.
toned, said deed Of trust being rec
orded in book 4-A, page 1873, Of the
record Of trust deeds Of Claiborne
County, Mississippi, and here referred
to, default having been made in the
payment of said indebtedness, and the
Mississippi Southern Bank, the pres
ent holder thereof, having requested
me to foreclose said deed Of trust, /
will on
Monday, August 21st, A. D., 1922,
sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, at the front door Of
the court house of Claiborne County,
Mississippi, within the hours prescrib-
ed by law for the sale Of real estate
under execution, the following describ-
ed real estate situate, lying and being
IN Claiborne County, Mississippi, to-
wit: 1907 acres Of land in sections
45 and 53, township II, range 2 east,
more particularly described as fol-
lows: Begin for survey thereof at
the bridge on the Port Gibson. and
Fayette public road; thence along the
center Of said road towards Port Glib
son N. Is Deg. T.. 800 chains to JOS
eph Brashear's line fence; thence a.
long said fence S. 1914 Deg. e. 1850
chains to large red oak, corner be-
tween Magruder's and Brashear's and
Montgomery's land; thence S. 1914
Deg w. 1850 chains to fence corner;
thence S. 81 Deg. E. 800 chains to
point near woods; from this last nam.
ed point, skirting the open land s.
IA Deg. w. 500 chains; S. 10 Deg.
=. $50 chains; S. 16 Deg. w. $50
chains to hickory tree; thence S. 81
Deg w. 6.50 chains to willow tree at
branch; thence up said branch. with
the meanderings thereof, to the bridge
on said road, the point Of beginning
Also part Of section 50, township
ii, range 2 east, beginning for survey
thereof at a point in the center Of the
Fort Gibson and Red Lick public road.
corner Of Magruder and MONTGOMERY
tracts; thence NJ S8h Deg. w. $3.50
chains to Gordon tract; thence S. %
Deg. u. l.S8 chains; thence S. 8 Deg
~ 3.5O chains; thence S. 16 Deg. Il.
300 chains; thence S. "a Deg. w. ii al
ehalns5 tnence ). III Deg. u. chains
to center Of branch; thence down said
branch, with its meanderings. to stone
on bank, marked two trees, red oaks.
A))); thence N. 54 Deg. W. iS00
links to hornbean X)))s S. lON BEG.
W, 1900 links; thence N. 73s Deg. F
1901 chains 10 point cf beginning.
containing 66.34 acres. The two tracts
containing in the aggregate l67 acres
more or less.
This land win be first offered Is
tracts not exceeding 160 acres each
and then as a whole, and the highest
aggregate bid will be accepted.
| will also sell at the same time and
Place and upon the same terms ana
conditions the following described
personal pr perty, to-wit: 6 mules,
mares, l horse, 50 cows, 3 calves
bull, being an the horses. mares
mules and cattle covered bv above
named deed Of trust that have been
turned over to me as trustee there
under s'S'
This sale win be made to satisfv
= ''''s
This 26th day OF July, A. D.. 1900
J. N BRASHEAR, Trustee.
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GET RID or MosQuIros.
A Rigid Campaign Needed to EIimi-
nate Breeding Places.

The Reveille has been asked to call
attention to the need Of campaign
to rid the town Of mosquitoes. There
are certain places where water is all
lowed to stand through the whole
summer, and the neighborhoods a.
round such places are so full Of mos
quitos that residents are suffering
greatly. A few people do all in their
power to destroy the breeding places.
but their efforts are wasted because
Of lack Of cooperation on the part of
their neighbors.
The Civic Committee Of the Wom-
ans Club undertook the lob Of oiling
all Of the old cisterns and places that
could not be drained, but they met
with very little encouragement, and
the work was soon dropped.
If the mayor would issue procia-
nation ordering all places kept n
proper condition to prevent breeding.
and some one would make weekly in-
spections, we feel convinced that the
town would be practically free of the
pests BY next summer.
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ment (as fixed on the foll, at its Ju-
", 1922, Meeting, 1927 that it was
satisfied should be made to fix the
assessments Of property at its actual
value so as to establish an equality
and uniformity Of taxation according
to It value among the taxpayers Of
said County. Now, being satisfied
that said assessment roll contain as
sessments fair, equal, uniform and
just, according to the value of person-
al property therein described, it is
heretofore, hereby ordered that the
said roll and the assessments therein
now contained be and they are hereby
accepted, approved and made final,
on and that the Final Recaptulation
of said assessment of said said assess
ment roll be certified to the State Tax
Commission on the blank furnished by
it.
Ordered that the Board do now adj
journ until its next regular meeting.
H. r. GUTHRIE. President.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1922-08-17
WHY NOT JAIL rHEM7

Why IS i that certain men are al
lowed 20 get drunk and disturb tie
community and disgrace Themselves
whenever they feel ike doing Sd and
then escape punishment Our laws
both state and municipal, are annie
% cover such eases, and we are a 4
less 60 know why they are not en-
forced One night IN ian would a.
more g stop this kind Of business
than a ine Of a thousand dollars: bnf
the offenders get neither.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1922-08-17

The heads q the show circuits have
placed ban on an prohibition iskes.
They claim that they have had IS
many bitter objections tprssamab 3
from prohibitionistsl they fear thsi
such jokes will harm their business.
Straws show which way the wind e
blowing.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1922-08-17
BOARD SUPERVISORS
IN REGULAR SESSION

be it remembered that a regular
meeting q the Board Of Supervisors
q Claiborne County. Mississippi. was
hegnn and held IN the Court House 4,
ne iown Of Port Gibson, on me Firsf
MONDAY and Seventh Day of AUGUST
The Port Gibson reveille., 1922-08-17

Mississippians always breathe d
sigh Of relief after every election. So
many things are dragged into political
campaigns that decent voters some
mes wish there were no such things
elections
The Port Gibson reveille., 1922-08-17

Heinz Products Excel
We have most Of the "57"
Cider and White Wine Vinegar
Currant and Grab Apple Jelly
Sweet and Sour Pickles
Chow Chow and Dill
Soups-Cream of Green Pea
Cream Of Celery and Tomato
@. r. MORRIS
The Port Gibson reveille., 1922-08-17

a lady asks the Reveille If some
thing cannot be done to curb the
present disgraeeful dances. She de-
elares that she has never opposed de-
Gently conducted dancing, but that the
present dances are outrageous. The
only thing we can suggest IS a reform
school for mothers.
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big hne Of bathing suits in wool and
cotton for Men, Women and Children.
from soc up. rs = :
David Books Dept store
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POSTED-My Sidon, Ross, and Long
places against trespassing Of any
kind. w. 9. GUTHRIE.
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FRED S. WOLCOTT,
J. T.. TREVILI0N,
EHAg n HTTMpupTNf {


CHAS. ID. HUMPHREYS,
District Highway Commission.
Second Supervisors Road District
4 APPROVAL BY THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS OF CLAIBORNE
/ COUNTY OF SECOND SUPER
VISORS DISTRICT ROAD COM
MISSI0NERSt APPLICATIONFOR
/ FEDERAL AID.
BE IT RESOLVED, That the
Board Of Supervisors Of Claiborne
County hereby ratifes and approves
/ the action Of the Road Commissioners
Of Second Supervisors District Of said
| County IN making application, COPY
OF which is hereby ordered to be
spread upon the minutes Of this Board
to the State Highway Department Of
Mississippi for Federal Aid in the inn
proyement Of that certain road be-
tween Big Black River and Port Glib
son, approximately $50 miles long, in
appropriating out of the proceeds Of
the bond issue authorized by this
Board on the 9TH day Of July, 1922,
the sum Of Fifty Thousand Dollars
1850, ,00oO0l and such further sums, il
any, as may be necessary to complete
Che said road in accordance with the
plans and specifications approved by
the Secretary Of Agriculture Of the u
nited States, and that said money
hereby or hereafter appropriated shall
be deposited at the time bids are re-
eeived, with the State Treasurer, as
Trustee. under authority Of II. B. 604
Acts of the Mississippi Legislature Of
1922, and in requesting the State
Highway Department to make the
surveys, prepare the plans. snecifica-
tions and estimates and act as agent
81 the said Road Commissioners in
supervising the work Of improving
said road.
BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED,
That il the aid applied for is granted.
no work done on said road shall be
approved, nor any allowance on ac-
count thereof made, BY this Board I'M
til such work shall have been approv-
ed BY the duly authorized representa-
ures Of the State Highway Depart
ment and the Secretary Of Agriculture
81 the United States. The State
Highway Department is hereby au-
thorized 10 maintain said project, af-
ter completion, il aid Department de-
aires So to do.
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOIyV-
H~-ff AtAtAA NAA At1iN NI kMto nNdfQ Dc
and he hereby is. authorized and d.
reeted to certify and transmit d copy
q this resolution 70 the State High
way Department.
state e Mississippi
County of Claiborne.
7, =. II. Morehead, Clerk Of the
Board ~ Supervisors of the County
g Claiborne, hereby certify that the
foregoing Is 4 true, correct and COM
pared copy ~ q resolution and of the
unoie thereof, adopted by the Board
q Supervisors 81 said County 81 al
nesting duly held on the 9TH day OF
AnTusf 81 whirh an members. Cor
membsr4 Constituting g quornm) of
said 6gsft were present.
~ III. NOREHEAD, Clerk.
M4S 8iPFi STATE HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT.
Jackson, Miss. 10
The foregoing application of
.-s-.--.....--... District
County IS approved for
eneral Aid ID the sum Of
MISSISSIPPI STATE HIGHWAY
DEPARTMENT
By
STATE HIGHWAY ENGINEER
appearing 20 the Board that the |
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POSTED-All lands own or con.
troll against trespass Of any kind BY
anything. This includes my Pine
Woods property also.
d. J. HILL
The Port Gibson reveille., 1922-08-17

FOR RENT Furnished II unfufn;sh-
ed bedroom and double garage. An
ply at Reveille Office. Nf
agS-tf
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Having leased the famous Craig
gravel bar are prepared to furnish
clean, sharp screened sand, screened
gravel OF mixed sand and gravel. Good
sand and gravel means better work,
besides less lime or cement. Prompt
delivery by truck with quality and
quantity guaranteed. No order too
/ small or too large for us.
WERKING AND LUTZ.
WANTED-50 Tie-Hackers about
June 1st. Good oak timber; 20 cents
per tie. W. G. GREER,
my18-n Port Gibson.
Magruder & Magruder. Agents, Pru-
Dental Life Insurance Co, Illinois
Automobile ms. Exchange, Phone
t23 UNCLE WATT at 119-W.
FOR RENT--Large rooms with board
or without. Hot and cold water, al
SO electric lights throughout, use Of
bathroom. Apply G. H. HILL,
Church Street,
JlyzO Port Gibson.
POSTED-Ny Sidon, Ross, and Long
places against trespassing Of any
KIND. W. G. GUTHRIE.
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POSTED-Murdoch Estate, consis
ing of Canemount, Cochrendale and
st. Elmo. No shooting or hunting
noll-lyr-
|P0STED-Archer Pond. No fishing,
OF trespassing. This means you
10 not ask.
myls D. J. HILL
P0STED-AIl lands / own Or control
IN Claiborne county, against coon
hunters, hog hunters and all other
trespassers.
dec8-6mos E. P. HOOPES.
PoSTED-All lands / own or con.
troll against trespass Of any kind by
anything. This includes my Pins
Woods property also.
u. y. HILL
POS ED--Notice is hereby giver
that ntine, fishing, trapping, OF
ssrespassing is positively forbidden on
Mont Conner.
novSl-lyr. G. b MAHAFFEY
Owners Of Bird Dogs are respe t.
fully requested to keep their dogs Of
ei my premises during the period that
quail are nesting and rearing their
R. L. HORTON.
POSIED-Pecan Grove or Disharoon
place, against all hunting and other
No exception.
JOHN J. JONES,
JOHN i. CRAWFORD.
POSTED-ALL LANDS / OWN OR
CONTROL AGAINST TRESPASS
ot ANY KIND BY ANYTHING.
lao-lyr NJ. GILST0N.
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county Is approved for
eaeral Aid ID the sum Of
MISSISSIPPI STATE HIcHW AY
DEPARTMENT
By
STATE HIGHWAY ENGINEER
it appearing 20 the Board that the
residence 81 II. II. Crisler in Sec. a,
I. IL + 2 E. Suburbs Of St. Mary,
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL AID
ON ROAD CONSTRUCTION
Application Of Second Supervisors
District, Claiborne County, Mississip-
pi, for Federal Aid.
Be it resolved by the Highway
Commissioners Of Second Superyis-
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B. d. SEGREST.
A = Gail rNnnr

~. =. OALLkNDEk.
Ordered that the Clerk refund Poll
Tax to Sam Powers he being a resi-
dent Of Kinds County and the assess
ment is erroneous.
II. r. Guthrie, attendance $50: A. e.
Calender, same $50; J. a. Reuan
same $50; J A. Regan. same $50; nj
r. Trim, same $50; B. p. Segrest
same $50; B. II Morehead clerk. same
SO. 9''''
State Of Mississippi
Claiborne County
Supervisors Court, Aug, 1922. Term
The Board Of Supervisors met n
the Court House in the Town Of Port
Gibson, said County, on the 7th dav
Of August, 1922, being the FIRST Mon
day Of August. 1922, and it continued
IN session from day to day, hearing
objections to assessments, taking tess
timony Of witnesses and examining
books, records and papers with refer
ence to the assessments Of property.
1t made such changes in the assess
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STRAND

Comedy. romance. drama and mclo-
drama are combined by Mack San.
mott IN MOLLY o. the picture which
provides Mabel Sormand with spien.
did starring vehicle and which Is be
ing held over for a second weeks en-.
RnRcment al the strand by popular
demand.
Miss Normand is great ms the fitfie
Irish colleen and she has been sur.
rounded by thoroiy capable cast
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COLUMBIA

Marie Provost is winning new iau-
rcis hi tho Columbia this week. where
she In playing the stellar role in
Don't Get Personal" "a delightful
comedy drama
In this picture the star has IN. role
OF n little broadway fiapper who
spends most 81 her time interfering
with other peoples romances,
+. Roy Barnes Is the leading man.