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Evening star., 1927-11-17
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I need two of you to assist me IN calling
on the hctter class of WaShngtonlans; our
line is educational in scope. ls pleasant uE
nj fed and very rentlneratlNe from tne SAFES
mans standpoint; should YOU he abIe 10
qualify according to our standard OF sales.
manship, you need have no worry ABOUT
earnings. as orr average men are ~ tne
IS OOO-a year class and topn0tchers double
and treble this amount. Ask for Mr.. Ian
dow. Room 100 McGill Bldg: apply 3-lo
am. > PM only. -----------
SALES REPRESENTATIVE.
An exceptional opening for travelling
salesman who is capable Of presenting a
high grade advertising service to banks. anu
merchants; our clients are composed OF tnc
leaders IN all lines of business IN the ne me
diun1-sized cities throughout the Unlted
states: our unusual ADVANTAGES are exl.
deuced by our igrowth. over many ,Sst1,an ScarE;
who is ambitious and able TO earn from
$1,000 to $4,000 commission per I3 year
Phone for appointmonti n9rnmInSs y 10 L.
HOTEL RALEIGH.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
A BUILDER OF NEW
HOMES WANTS A NEW
HOUSE SALESMAN OF
OUTSTANDING ABILITY
AND A PRODUCER 70
SELL. A NEW. HOUSE or
GRAFTON. A HOUSE 10
LIVE IN, RENT FREE. "A
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNl- l.
TY. ADDRESS BOX 30-k,
STAR OFFICE.
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Only Exceptions.

HELP-MALE.
AUTOMOBILE FAINTER; spray work; must
he first class and be able to stripe. See Mr.
Rocca Triangle Motor Co.. = New York ave
NV. -.------------------
BARBFR- ncrmanent position for colored
barber at the Murmur Barber shop. 43| y
st. NV: apoly at once.------ once.
BOY to deliver orders and work around store.
Columbia 6S72. -
BOOKKEEPER. first-class, at once; age, past
experience. qualifications. salary expected
mist be stated. Address Box SIX Star office,
BOYS-White schoolboys who have sold pa
6efoe Teod ID snrs ea
and SO per week from $3.50 to q pm: per
mansnt work york pnn Appy satuday Siay mGennS Rdr
renee enc "Hsi address Box Bon sSoK: Star Office
CHAUFFEUR. am. to 2 pm. daily except
Sunday: references required; state age. ex
M phon ,i no.. if any Address Box SIX; Star
COLLECTOR and salesman. must have small
ff5 Hnov ss1f5enssh ss45 1sth St 2ala'y anu e0lll
rsference. Childs Co. 800 \. Canitol st.
DEALER wanted reliable in, Washington to
orddr for KindIine ii fires. Sroinr ETC. Write Manu-
facturers Charcoal Company Bradford ia
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE BUYER = Man
familiar with buying at wholesale; applicant,s $
present and former employers: answers treat
ed confidentally. Address Box I'M, Star
ONCE. IS.
HOTEL CLERKS 7s5. experienced: give ref
ercnces. ages experience and salary expected.
Address BOX Al M. Star Office. Is.
MAN. familiar with Pyroxylin painting must
Co.. 1os5 W .sconsin aye.-----------------
MAN to drive Ford delivery and work
around store 400 10th 81. NV.
MEN---Free course IN life insurance sales, $,
nnshe fe Earn n'vfrfS WhIe lsarnnr Address Box
24O-H Star Office.
MEN clean cut; outside sales w1rk So ,;.,,. per
c Geek E Rans neSBaefs Bdr u
SALESMAN iull time. $50 weekly eklyyo gVaran- nran
ward Bldg. Q TO Il ------ am .---,-
SALESMAN-Mus state cxperiencee Gin, in wit, pnE
nth Star Office. ---.-------
SALEMEN-The onlv thing q its kind. kind =, 4 a
necessity that makes beantful tn ana dGhyssas omen
Rogers @ at 5 u.m.. Hotel Chastleton. 10th & r
Statesmen 12) to sell most popular 6.cyl,
cars On market. by one of leading firms in
Washington; give experience. references. Gan Gan
ss.M s$g osy ssar e1ziss ssm0n''11.0r. Ae.. o~
SHOE SALESMAN. Junior must must DC e. eSper: iT seai !.
enced; steady y, position; tsh =. Apply m wallace
sTENoGRAPHER. TEN bookkeeper and general
Office work: bachelor with no encumbrance
salary compensation. 1900 year at start.
Address Box 103-M. Star office. ~.
TRICK DRIVER white. experienced driving
5-ton full Dog machine: bring references
11O5 11th st. Sc. --11 L.
STERERS-Several, those that can
renair also. Phone Franklin D6S0 or call
Oo4 st. NV. after $ O'Clock. Ring bell.
WATTERS-o5 rclored. experienced. ApplS
j. s. Harris read waiter. 131 ct; NV.
hot ween 4 and q y NJ. Wednesday and Thurs
day. Call Potomac 332S. II.
WHEELWRIGHTS two. must be Al Ap-
ply Mr. Moffitt. Chestnut Farms Dairy:
YOUN MAN as collector for womcn's large
spcciaIty store: state references. Address
Box 1O-H. Star Office:
VOTING MAN 81 TO 25. accounting Office
large corporation. Address Box 2S-M. star
Office.
MEN---There are many men in Washington ton
Evening star., 1927-11-17
PERSONAL.


MAJ, ssy ,d fds eI:s:n fEAD
sage. 1925 NJ st. NV. Apt. 1. 19'
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED AND RE.
paired; art screens made to order. hand
ly recommended. Address Box TAX. Star
THROW AWAY YOUR ARCH SUPPORTS.
1907 PC coNS a aAE ssi MAIN SG55sS' S6 GOES GOES
MAssEUsE. GRADUATE IN PARIS; TREAT
nent for nerves and rheumatism; hours. . to
y. 11o2 14th st. NV. Apt. 2. Main ,S. 1855
ELECTRoLYsTs ONLY SAFE AND PER.
moes S IN MARIE B;1s sTEyENs I6 20 years. exp
TRUssEs AND ELAsTIC GooDs At RE; real Al
guaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman at.
t e stors Nc for y9s % Ts snd wan ss peo
FOR ADOPTION-BABY BOYS, RANGING
in age from two weeks to fye months WlIT sSme q
EsNTY Lanshorne Adfess YEL Pa
FEATHER BEDS MADE INTO FOLDING
r: L. Isherwood. 1913 2Sth s.e. Line $3.50
VIOLET RAY ELECTRIC TREATMENTS by
over: hours 10 to Z. 1s'
PASSENGERS DESIRED FOR WILLIAMS
port or Binghamton. Saturday. in Ford Sc
PARTIES WHO CALLED FRANKLIN 2135
Tuesday evening in regard to closed car
please call again this evening Ask Tor Mr..
KINDERGARTEN M NURSERY SCHOOL
Children from / to s years, Day, week.
month. Arrangements for boarding. North $50.
DEFECTIVE SERVICE = CONFIDENTIAL
secured. Consultation free. HAYES. INC: :.
Barr Bldg. 01o 18th st. Main COOS. 23.
ORIGINAL POEMS-wANT LADY OF RE-
of original poems. Apt. 3. 1926 10th st. NV.
FOR SALE-UNUSUALLYD DESIRABLE CO
operative apartment less than cost; party
snnday t y Cal 6S ny Pofter ssenns g. assT Ap o
MAssEUSE NURSE. PHYSIo PSYCHIC
therapist graduate; healthy ,coloredl mag.
retired retired white private studio. Potomac
DRIVING TO ST; LOUIS ON NOVEMBER
share expenses Cali North 27s3.
MODERN BUNGALOW IN EXCHANGE FOR
room and board. nearby suburbs. by owner.
Address Box 04-M Star Office.
sLIt COVERS. OyERsTUFFED SEPARATE
sfs ssss ss Inc
REWARD-FOR INFORM ALTON LEADING
to the return of 10 Anne Bacon Gibson. 10
o"'as CO. Cali W Clarendon % $50 Sso. '-' 81 i 81: ;'
NURSERY, KINDERGARTEN: SHOPPING
and working mothers children. 25c hour. 81
day: o to 5. 1922 MASSACHUSETTS,. ave. NV. .
FREE TUITION = sECRETARIAL COURSE
for the remainder of 1927 to 10 deserving
boys and girls; Apply personally / to 2
Monroe st.
ELECTRICAL TREATMENT. CIRCULATION,
colds; IL 80 TO 3. Frank. 5303. Sun, IL
to : pm. 10l Dist. Nat. Blk. Grace Nash.
PRIVATE HOSPITAL WILL ADMIT TU.
hercular patients. Address SUPERINTEND-
ENT Box 4S0-K. Star office: 19s
Want Want cor companion nAasA no chaFses RussEtL n1Al
HACKETT. 1913 18th NV; Homewood Ho-
tel. IL
SPECIAL. ANNOUNCEMENT = EUGENE
permanent wave. whole head. So, including
shampoos and finger wave. Hair dyeing q
specially: scalp treatments: Facial and
Ei EYpert ie operators only. 925 Grant pl; fr.
PIANOs-EXCHANGE YOUR OLD PIANO
for a new Ortho. Vic. or RadiOla combna-
tion; liberal allowance made. Call Columbia
1t41. MT. PLEASANT MUSIC SHOP. 1910
14th st. NV.
REDUCE WEIGHT NATURALLY AND RE:
gain your youthful figure. Main S725.
BATTLE CREEK MAsSEUsE.
Electric violet ray treatments Office. 9
to .. Apt 2. l459 n st. NV.
Accredited Private School
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M EN-

Tho Oldest manufacturer OF it's kind re-
ouires several young men for their wash,
ington branch. No experience needed as we we
nrefer to train our own men. Wonder1ul
oonnortunity for all kinds of factory and
office workers to get into sales W4rk with xth
annrnxinlately S35 weekly while being
taught PROMOTION to real Torkerss:s ss,, G2l 4n1
NJ HayksyOrth sales manager.
Evening star., 1927-11-17

CONTINUED in Tomorrow's Star.)
Evening star., 1927-11-17
YOUNG MEN
~ ,VO WI =

YOUNG MEN.
21-3a YEARS -..-......
Hooking for q postion where opportunity
"a unlimited where you can soon dictate
Your own income: right now is our best sea
son; YOU can be trained in proven methnds
and earn right at the start through draMlng
account against commissions Today from
o:3) TO Io noon see Mr.. Sauriol; Potomac
Electric Appliance Co. 14th ana = sts: Nv:
Evening star., 1927-11-17
SITUATION--DOMESTIC.

AN ELDERLY white woman. Protestant, as
honsekeepcr to an employed couple. Phone
Cleveland 657S. u.
CHILDREN'S CARE daily except Sunday
refined white woman recommendations. Call
after 8. 5400 7th st. NV. Apt: 1Ol.
GIRL wants general housework or PLAIN
cooking III small family OF two or three.
References. Franklln 1900 3O0.--.-----17 Il.
GIRL coored wants work: care for child
or elderly lady. clean apt. 2600 Eye st. NV.
GIRL neat reliable. wants general house
work. Call North 2414. Ask for porter.
GIRL. colored. wants morning work. part
GIRL wants to do cooking for private fam
lily. 1865 Kalorania rd. NV.
Evening star., 1927-11-17

MEN-There are many men in Washington
WOW Would vits Welcome M Change for the better: il
50 happens that a large company known as
the A. b. Lux of Sweden. which has assets
over $25 900 900. is inst developing a
sales organization in the United States; n Their al
selling over 800 900 per year in, Europe. and
elsewhere: the United States field is IN a a
much better position to purchase this artlcie
ent that men who have Joined Ts are a.
ready earning between $50 and S125 a week:
statesmen and managers this may be your
opportunity. ,
o,1 r.,r,l,n I.IJ~ 1O1O Vermont Ave.
Evening star., 1927-11-17

PIANO TUNING. So so: we specialize IN gen.
eral piano repairs and rebuilding Get our
estimate Prices reasonable Skilled me-
chanics Work guaranteed Sanderson.
Schaeffer Co.. GA st ne. Line l051.
Evening star., 1927-11-17
XYANTED-SALESMEN.

REAL. ESTATE SALESMAN
wanted at our main office, who is hus-
tier and capable of handling prospects. large
or small.
Also have opening for good exchange real
estate man. Large list of desirable prop
critics in and out OF the District. Also many
inquiries.
n. +. RYON CO., INC.
Main 4597 1923 St.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1927-03-10
Fourteen Elevated as
PickenS Scouts Hold
a Court of Honor

The Pickens Scouts staged quite a
party at the Court of Honor for the
advancement of several members into
the Second Glass. O. W. Jones, Field
Scout executive from Jackson, was an
invited guest and made talk explain
ing scouting, the Court of Honor, and
other points of interest.
The court opened after the scouts
formed in their respective patrols
the Bear Patrol and the Rattle Snake
Patrol-marched in single file before
the American, and saluted, repeating the
Scout pledge to the flag. After song
by the scouts and prayer by J. M. Var
borough, a Scout demonstrated to a
rookie how to tie knots, first aid, and
ether scout lore. Games were Indian
foot, wrestling, picking up paper, crab
race, wheelbarrow race, building a tow
er for signalling purposes.
The Scout committee, consisting of
H. S. McKie, chairman; W. S. Owen, J.
NJ Marlborough, then approached the
p.aform and this committee, together
with the Scout executive and scout
master, formed the Court of Honor.
Scoutmaster B. F. Collins then called
to the platform the following Scouts
who had passed the ten examinations
Dennis Anderson, Billy Anderson, Sid
ney Boiling, W. A. Hanna, Woodrow
Johnson, Lowery Ingram, Clyde Max
we'll, Wilbur Marshall, James Shanks,
Chester Shanks, George Strowd, Bar
nette Waits, Clarence Williams, w r.
Williams. After brief examination
they were given the Second Class
harges. The Scout Executive congrat-
ulated the troop in having fourteen of
the nineteen scouts who are members,
ready to receive these badges.
Visitors present were Messrs. knight
and Nelson. of Goodman who are in
terested in Scouting at Goodman. a
number of fathers and mothers of
Scouts and several prospective Scouts.
The Court of Honor closed with scout
prayer.
The Pickens troop was organized
about 30 days ago by the Kickapoo
Area Council and since that time. they
have made wonderful progress under
the leadership Of B. F. Collins who Is
serving the bows of this territory as
Scoutmaster.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1927-03-10
EbeneZer Home is
Scene of Marriage

A childhood romance which eliminated
in marriage after the elapse of many
years, is the history of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
l. Stevens, who were united in marriage
last Saturday. Schoolmates Of long ago
their paths diverged, to touch again last
September and permanently Joined in
the marriage Of Mr. c. L. Stevens and
Mrs. Hattie E. Rogers. The wedding.
occurred at the home of Mrs. Stevens
Greenwood Place." near Ebenezer, and
only a few of the intimate friends of
the couple were present. Immediately
after Rev. Edgar Evans said the words
that made them one, the happy couple
departed a tour of ten days which
will carry them to MIR. Stevens old
home, Tyler, Texas, and to Mexia and
other points in that state After their
return the. Will be at home at the
Greenwood Place. host of friends
wishes them godspeed on the short we'd
ding journey and on the longer journey
through life.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1927-03-10
2O5 Year Old Fiddle,
Left-handed Fiddler
Wins Championship

Making merry on fiddle reputed TO
be two hundred and five years old, W.
NJ. Davis, left-handed fiddler from va
zoo county, won both the judges and
the popular decision as the champion
fiddler Of Holmes county. Mr.. Davis Sc
lected Arkansas Traveller" as the
means of expressing his art in the old
time melodies, and the lively chords so
captivated the audience that more than
once the music was drowned in applause.
The Old Fashioned Fiddlers' Contest,
managed by W. I. Pickens, of the Holmes
County Fiddling Fellows, at the Lex
ington Theatre Friday night, was thus
stamped as a distinct success, with every
seat in the house filled and the enter
tainment greatly enjoyed.
The winners in the class of Young
Fiddlers were E. W. Waldrup, first,
playing "When You and l We're Young,
Maggie; Cyle Pckens, second, playing
LET Me Call You Sweetheart; A. j.
Waldrup, third, playing "Silver Threads
Among the Gold" The Old Fiddlers
prizes went to W. M. Davis, first, play
ing ARKANSAS Traveller; T. G. Steph-
erson, second, playing "Cotton Eyed
joe; T. H. johnson, third, playing
Good Bye My Honey, Pm Gone"
An attractive premium list was made
up by the Lexington business houses
ing firms and individuals contributing:
Lexington Theater, Lewis Grocer Co.. R.
& B. Sontheimer, Inc, M X. Flower,
Flowers Bros, l. Flower, Applebaum
Bros, D. Fink, B. Schur, O. L. Ellison,
Rathell Dry Goods Co.. S. Cohen, Rathell
! / Moore, Patterson's Variety Store, Her
bert's, Inc, City Bakery, D. c. Lundy,
W S. Sample, Noel White, J. D. Weeks,
tG H. Love, Johnson's Garage, Walton
Yhurmond, Welcome Inn Cafe, Lex
ington Shoe Hospital, jenkins Bow
ran, Crown Service Station, Dixie
Pressing Shop, H. L. 4 T. V. Nichols,
Shaddock, Kimbrough & Co.. Dewitt
Fuck, B. S. Beall, P. A. Lindholm, Barr
Gwin Co.. Peoples Drug Store, j. Lon
McRae, Advertiser Publishing Co.. c. o.
Buck, Whites Corner Grocery, W. H.
Fincher, Jr., Truhart 4 Co., Wallace
Company, T. J. Trull, Lexington Oil
E,,,% nar rhar
Shop,
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1927-03-10
Body of Will Dyer
EnrOute to New York

Word is just received from the War
brilliant young naval officer who died
suddenly off the California coast on Feb
ruary Goth, will reach New York on
March 11th. Young Dyer died of lobar
pneumonia on the battleship West Vir-
ginia, which was then enroute to Pan
ANA. The body was of necessity car
ried to Panama, and placed on the
transport ship Somme, which is now en-
route and will reach New York on March
11th. The message conveying this in
formation did not state when the body
would reach Lexington, but it is pre-
sumed there will be little or no delay.
Will Dyer was member of one of
Lexington's prominent families, being
a son of Mrs. Anita Watson Dyer and
the late W. L. Dyer, and his boyhood
days were spent in Lexington, where
he was one of the brightest and most
popular young men of the city. He had
reached his twenty year, was IA
graduate of the United States Naval
Academy, and was commonly known as
one of the most promising young Off
GERS of the fleet.
His death was a shock to the entire
community. Surviving him is his
mother, Mrs. Anita Dyer, and four sis
tcrs, Mrs. Anna Willis Carter, Misses
| Nettie, Fannie and Octavia Dyer, and
an uncle, H. W. Watson, all of this city
and many relatives in Lexington, Green
wood and Jackson.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1927-03-10
Little Jimmie brennan
is Instantly Killed as
a Flower Box Falls

Lexington was shocked late Friday
afternoon at the trgaic death Of little
Jimmie, six-year ola son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John brennan iof this city. A
large flower box attached to the house
became detached in some manner, fall
ing and striking the little fellow on the
head, inflicting fracture at the base
of the skull and causing hemorrage.
DR.. R. NJ. Stephenson was called inn
nlediately but little Jimmie had goae
to that Eternal playground ere the doc
tor arrived
No one witnessed the tragedy An
older sister heard the box fall, and on
running to investigate, found Jimmie
PROSTATE. Death was instantaneous.
Funeral services 'verf conducted from
the Franklin church at II o'clock Sat
urday morning, Dr. H. L.. Martin saying
the last sad rites Interment followed
in the Franklin cemetery A host of
friends of the family and of little Jim
ME attended the ceremonies, and The
Advertiser joins with them in offering
deepest sympathy to the bereaved ones.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1927-03-10
Powers Unable to Run

To the Voters of Holmes County;
| very much appreciate your call as
one of your representatives and re-
gret very much that, situated as am
it will be impossible for me to enter
the race. However, should enter, and
he elected I don't feel like I am
qualified to represent the County as it
should be. Again thanking you for the
call. Very respectfully, j. M. POWERS.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1927-03-10
Holmes County Man
Sells Hogs Through
Yazoo Cooperative

The following Yazoo City Special
,aken from Saturdays Commercial APP
neal contains an interesting side-light
l. the cooperative's shipping of live
ktock from Yazoo county:
"Co-operative shipment OF hogs from
Ear;ous points in Yazoo county are ere
$ting widespread interest not only IN
azoo but in adjoining counties. rms
illustrated by letter received here
County Agent L. l. Jones from T. J.
rown. member of the board of super
sors of Holmes county, who states
at he recently sold some hogs IN
Zoo cooperative shipment, for which,
he states he got $40 more for them
Ian was offered on the local market
Ire, enough to pay part of the taxes
county agent for 20 years.
tMr. Brown says he axrActs Ito fur
kh three more hogs in Yazoo's next
fpment on March s, and incidentally
kkes a strong plea for the employment
farm demonstrator for Holmes
nnty, saying that the people of Hol-
county have just begun to realize
value of a county demonstrators For
| have always gotten value received
every cent of taxes paid on DEM
traitors salary, and I hope that we
have one in the near future. The
shipment from Eden by Mr.. Jones
uded one carload on Tuesday ane
ther load on the following day. There
1853 head in the two shipments
D. Morgan of Eldorado plantation
four head weighing 440 pounds
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1927-03-10
ewardship Institute
Mas Largely Attended

y Holmes County Stewardship In
|ts met At the Lexington Baptist
Fch on Monday, Tuesday and We'd
hy nights with the following
ehes represented: Durant, Antioch;
fal, Lexington, Pickens, Ebenezer
Baron.
\. B. +. Collins, Of Pickens, was
Bounty organizer and deserves 4
deal of credit for the splendid
Pity given the Institute.
II. L. Martin, in his usual charm
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1927-03-10

County Health Force, consisting of DR..
s. D. Blackwelder, Miss Inez Breland
is now engaged in innoculating the ne
gro children of the delta section of the
county, which will immunize them
against the disease for period of three
years. Five hundredfifty seven negro
children, being the entire scholarship
o. five schools, have been so treated.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1927-03-10

ing manner taught the book on Steward
ship and the Institute closed on We'd
nesday night with splendid address
by Rev. j. w. Nets, Of Durant. Every
one who attended expressed themselves
a. we'll pleased with the benefits de-
rived from the study of Stewardship
and a great deal Of praise was given
Rev. Il. X. Cox, Nississippian, for
the splendid manner in which he had
presented the subject in the book that
was studied.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1927-03-10
County Health
Bureau Guards
Against Typhoid

Three cases of typhoid reported, two
of them serious, has led the county
health force to enter a fight against
this dread disease. On account of the
high water over the delta portion of the
state which scattered germs Of the dis
ease broadcast, typhoid is expected to
occur all over the delta. The Holmes
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1927-03-10
Services Offered at
Beulah Church Sunday

Rev. Jack Nixon will preach at Beu-
lah Church Sunday, March 18th.
Sunday school will meet at 10:3o for
this one day only, instead of at p.
m.
Brother Doyle will preach Sunday
night at 7:30.
Everybody cordially invited to attend
these services.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1927-03-10

Will Gee, seed buyer and inspector
of the Hollandaie Oil Hill, has been
in Lexington for several days taking up
q quantity Of seed bought from the
local mill.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1927-03-10

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Secretsl
, 1927-09-09
Publication.

1T is hereby brought to public no
i tice that the Government has,
this date, authorized the ReVerends
MATHEW MEIGHAN and HOWARD
JOSEPH HEROLD, q. SIS. r., to pei
form civil-reiigiOUs functions in the
Municipality of st. CroiX.
Government of the
, 1927-09-09
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