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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-01-18

Look Within
Within is the fountain of good,
and it will ever bubble up, if thou
wilt ever dig.-Marcus Aurelius.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-21
.SAWYER'S WIN
FROM CONCHS
LOSERS SHUT OUT UNTIL.
FINAL INNING: TIGERS
FORFEIT GAME

Last night the SawyerS Bar
oers won over the Conchs by a
"A to 3 score.
The feature of this game was
that the Conchs were shut out
until the last inning when three
walks and three hits gave the
Conchs 3 runs.
AT bat E Albury and J. Rus
sell led the field with two hits
each IN three times up. G. Lastres
and K Aritas also hit two out of
three. Navarro and Russell hit
for the circuit, Navarro's coming
with the bases loaded.
Castro famed IL Conehs in
seven innings and Albury, Ma
varro and Hopkins starred for
the winners and Thompson, Ar
mold and D. Roberts for the
losers.
Score by innings:
R.H.E.
Key West Conchs
900 600 3-3 Z 5
Sawyer's = $50 032 x-14 Is o
Thompson and Menendez;
Castro and Hopkins.
In the second game, the Park
Tigers forfeited their game to
the Blue Sox, but picked club
from the Coca Cola, Conchs and
the Tigers and played an en-
hibition- game that the Blue Sox
won by a z to 3 score.
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RED SOX Lose
TWO TO BROWNS.
LEADS CHANGE
BOSOx TIED FOR FIRST
PLACE WITH INDIANS:
BROOKLYN IN FIRST PLACE
AGAIN AS REDS LOSE -

NEW YORK. June 21.-The
lead changed in both major
leagues yesterday. Boston Red
Sox continued their nose dive by
dropping two games to the St.
Louis Browns and the Indians
won over Washington to pull up
into an exact tie for first place.
Cincinnati Reds lost to the Phil
lies. the Dodgers moving up to
first place again.
St Louis Browns won their
fifth and sixth straight games
yesterday, defeating the slipping
Red Sox, 2 to l and II to f. Ha-
rold Cliffs home run and John
Niggeling's five-hit pitching
turned the trick in the first game,
while heavy hitting, with a total
of Is safeties, produced the VIC
tory in the second. =
Cleveland Indians opened with
four runs in their game with
Washington Senators, then jam
med across seven more in the
sixth inning, which with one run
in the third produced the total
of their days runs and II to
victory. Bob Teller won his
tenth game Of the year.
Chicago White Sox won over
the champion New York Yankees
yesterday, the score being l to o.
The lone run of the game didn't
come until the 18th inning when
fresh singled and Kennedy
doubled him in. Rigney held the
Yanks TO five hits.
Philadelphia Athletics kept the
Detroit Tigers out of the first
place by pushing across three
two-run rallies in the third,
fourth and fifth innings of their
game and taking the contest 6
to 4. Two Athletics hit for the
circuit, Albert Brancato and Ben
ny Mccoy.
Philadelphia PhillieS, paced by
Chuck Klein'S phenomenal hit
ting. pulled the Cincinnati Reds
out of first place in a -12-inning
contest at Shibe park. Klein
knocked in all OF the PhilIies
four runs. final score being 4 to
3.
New York. Giants won over the
Chicago Cubs, 6 to 3. All of the
Giant runs came in two innings,
the sixth and seventh,
when six of their seven
hits were punched to produce
four and two runs respectively
Pittsburgh Pirates edged out
the Boston Bees again, this time
by an 8 to z score Elbie Fletcher
was heavy hitter of the day, get
ting three doubles to help his
team win, while Max Butcher
went the route for the Phillies
in the pitchers box.
Results of the games follow:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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CHAMPION Louis
DEFEATS GODOY
REFEREE STOPS FIGHT IN
EIGHTH ROUND on TECH.
NTCAL K. q.


NEW YORK, June 21.-Tn his
eleventh successful defense fight
of the heavy weight boxing
title, Joe Louis pounded Arturo
Godoy into effective submission
last night before disappointed
crowd of boxing enthusiasts at
Yankee Stadium, totalling not
quite $1,000.
Taking all seven of the
rounds fought, Louis won the
verdict after one minute and
twenty-four seconds of the
eighth round had been under
way. Godoy, down for the third
time in that round, rose al the
count of eight and Immediately
fell into a clinch. Shortly after,
Referee Billy Cavanaugh stopped
the fight and awarded the fight
to Louis on a technical knockout.
Unanimous approval was &C
corded the verdict by judges and
most of the audience.
Louis stopped Godoy in the
first round with some hard right
punches to the jaw, two of which
brought blood from the South
Americans nose and over the
right eye. From then, the out
come was never in doubt, al
though Louis appeared puzzled at
Godoy's crouching style at times,
searching for openings in which
to land knockout blows.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-21

Games scheduled for the first
half:
Tonight: First game, G. c.
Camp and Sawyer's BARRIERS; Ma
rineS and Coca Cola.
Monday, June "a: Blue Sox
and V. P. So; c. c. Camp and
Coca Cola.
Thursday, June Y: Park and
V. p. So; Marines and Conchs.
Friday, June %: c. c. Camp
and V. P. So; Blue Sox and
School
Monday, July 1: c. c. Camp
and Conchs; c. c. Camp and
Sawyer's.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-21
LEGAL NOTICE

For Sale at Public Auction
AT the P & O. s. S. Company
Freight House-Key West, Mon
roe County, State of Florida, the
18th day of June. 1910, at 10 a.
m TO the highest bidder-the fol-
lowing described freight ship
ment-1 Grin Wood Table KID
Flat-2 Bdles. 4 Chairs WI
Wrapped, 1 FBR. Bed Base Rug
and 2 Packages Dry Goods
consigned to Walter R. Koehn,
Key West, Fla J. h Costar,
Agent, the P. & O. s S. Co., Key
West. Fla, June 14th. 1910.
juneI4-2I, 1910
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vessel were the following items:
For Key West, Sc tons of freight,
and one sack of mail and for Ha-
vana, 70 sacks of mail
The Cuba sailed for Havana at
1890 o'clock with 81 first cabin
passengers and four second cabin
four automobiles and eight sacks
Of mail, received at Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-21
TRANSPORTATION
S. S. CUBA

Arriving Thursday morning 6:15
O'Clock from Tampa the Steam
ship Cuba of the P. and o. S. S.
Co. had four first and five sec
ond-cabin passengers for Key
West. II first first and four sec
ond-cabin passengers for Hava-
ma.
Key West arrivals were: F. B.
Smith. Mrs. W. Clark. Helen
Guerra, Alice Guerra, Eugenia
Pita. Fanita Pereira, Albret Pita,
Pat Rourk., Miss G. Reyes.
Shown on the manifest of the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-21
MARRIAGE license

Marriage license was iszue6
from the Office Of County Jndge
Raymond r Lard. authorIzuE
the marriage Of Rafael p BEr-
cells and Miss Josephine ~
Padron.
The ceremony VIII ~ p=-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-21
LEG AIS
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.

IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re: Estate Of
LEON c. ROBERTS,
Deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To all creditors and all persons
having claims or demands against
said Estate:
You. and each of you, are hereby
notified and required to present
any claims and demands which you,
or either of YOU. may have against
the estate of Leon G. Roberts. de-
ceased. late of Monroe County,
Florida, to the Hon Raymond r.
Lord. County Judge Monroe County,
at his office in the County Court
house in Monroe County, Florida.
within eight calendar months from
the date of the present publica-
ton hereof All claims and de-
mands not presented within the
time and in the manner prescribed
herein shall be barred as provided
by law
Dated June 18th. A T. 1910.
SYBIL ISABEL WEIMER.
As Administrative Of the Estate of
Leon c. Roberts. Deceased
-june14-2I-2S; july5. 1910
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S9I FIRE
By Jean Randall

YESTERD.-Y: LSL-.c Ct THe
Street ere licking en- Dad turn.
Judge Harper holds Brenda re-
sCOnsible for q silly lore letter
trTiften him By Maud VcnNess,
and Ned BarroIr Is 50 Interested
IN botany that he has dropped The
ida Ct mar ing Alamo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-06-21

The weary magistrate said,
Cant this case be settled out of
cOurt?"
''JeS what ives trying to do.
yo' honor, when the policeman in
terfered".
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN


THE HLINGWORTH MUSIC
STUDIO. Mr.. and Mrs. Haydn
Illingworth, European Training.
Special Summer Session. Thor
ough instruction in Piano,
Theory, Band and Orchestral
Instruments. 615 Elizabeth
Street. Phone 1T.
June IL If
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WANTED TO RENT

FURNISHED APARTMENT or
small house having two bed
rooms. State location and
price. Apply Box KY. co
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HOTELS
FOR SALE

CANOPY and two Awnings. Can
be seen in front of The Cabana
Apply within. jun15-1wk
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NEWLY BUILT APARTMENT
with all new furniture. Modern
conveniences. Screen porch.
Apply 1418 Petronia street.
june20-3tx
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FOR RENT

APARTMENT. 1104 DIVISION
STREET. Hot water, modern
conveniences. Opposite lifts
Grocery. Apply 1910 Varela
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
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COOL APARTMENT, nicely fur
nished. Ideal for couple. 1016
Watson street. june18-1wk
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Oestermueller and Desautels;
Bildilli, Kramer and Swift.
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FTVE-ROOM FURNISHED
HOUSE, Catherine street. Elec-
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Low Year Round Rental E. A.
Strunk, Jr., Phone 816 or 597.
jun15-tf
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Detroit.
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/. Butcher, Brown and Lopez;
Fette, Coffman, Erickson and
Berries, Mast
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Dean, Heusser and Hayes. New
houser. Trout, McKain and Teb-
belts.
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Twelve lnnlngS1
Thompson, Beggs and Lom-
bardi, HershbergeF; Higbe and
Atwood, Warren
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French, Root, Olsen and Todd;
Schumacher, Melton and Dan
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Standing of the League
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22
Negro Woman Dies
AS Result Of Auto
Accident Monday

Mar Mitchell. a negro woman
aged - years. n resident Of Eaks
Mo&s Point. died In the Jackson
County Hospital shortly after she
Was carried there after an auto ac-
cident IN which she WAS said TO
have had q fractured skull and other
injuries The accident occurred on
Monday Afternoon about six O'Clock
on Highway 20. near the paper mill.
Officers stated that the woman
walked In front Of q truck driven b.
Est4FaYa Vaughn Of vaneieave who
Is said 10 have run into a ditch In
trying TO avoid striking the woman.
Coroner Fails empanelled a cor
oners jury and held an inquest on
Tuesday afternoon. the Jury rem
defing q verdict that Mary Mitchell
came to her death by an unayoid-
able accident OF an autom0t.ls
driven by Edward Vaughn" The
jury was composed OF p E LIvinRz-
ton. +. % Mays. j W. Cullum. g. p
HinSon, Y v suthoff and j ",
Lindley.
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BISHOP WINS REGIONAL
CHAMPIONSHIP

Although not enough boys went
out for boxing to make a team,
Coach Stripping entered three fight
ers IN the regional tournament.
They we're: Salem Lahhous, heavy
weight class; John Mccoy. Ii6-
pound class; and j. T. Bishop. 1875.
pound class They have been train
ing steadily for over a month.
The Regional championshtp
Tournament was held March i4th,
18th and 18th in Bay St Louis. Al
though John Mccoy seemed to be
xhe better man. he lost because of a
cut over MS eye. a technical knock
out. Salem lost in the last fight BY
a decision.
j. T. Bishop came through VIC
torious In three fights. thus making
him the regional champion Of the
is5-pound clasS-From the Panther
Pen.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22
EK-SERVICE MAN
GIVES SOPRANO
NOTE To films

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this hin in nv Possession since july
IA 1918 expecting 10 70 back over
IN PYance and buv 4 couple Of
staayt az YIN Blanrh. g.. nov I feel
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tban I evrf VIII need the wine so I
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MISS. COLLEGE
BAND To PLAY
HERE APRIL or

ule 2lasAupp. College Band vii
max he first appearances in Pas
caRoula or April 9 and 7 II Is OF
il4 annual tour which brings Il 70
ms rrzion oniY once every two
yeRrs The Band ia sceduhd 70
present iwo concerts. the first OF
whleh vii b helG Ia the pascae0ulA
High school auditorium on satE-
dsy night. Aprl 9
The program for the Saturday
night concert viii Include such ia
miliar numbers as Fnlandla b.
albelita and q symphonic arrange
nsent o. Lady OF Spain In ad-
dillon 70 the orchestra program.
there WlA BE- = brass quintet. 9
woodwind quintet q xylophone solo.
a b0ys vocal quartet and = novelty
stunt called The PatSafootski
1sY
The second concert. q religious
concert viii b. made up Of religious
stngs and hymns, q Of which i
In A Monastery Garden" = number
the p H S Band Is working on.
Tnis concert 1t which no admission
vii be charged. viii be particularly
edifying and entertaining.
The Mississippi College Band Is
the official band Of the ls5th infan-
Try Of the Mississippi National
Guard II Is directed By Ii George
Il. Mackie. who has been at Missts-
sippi College for about twenty years.
II Msckie who studied at the
fnnes School Of Music In Kentucky
Is known all lei the state for his
superior ability as well as his
superior band.
In the Band Of fifty members, the
officers are President, Cieon Proby
Of Grenada, Business Manager
Arthur Nelson: Vice President
Durant Dahhs. Jr. Of oulfport and
Drum Major. T. C Clark {. Rrooh-
haven.
The appearances are being spon-
sored BY The Pascagoula Band
Prom the Panther Pen.
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Wake Lazy Insides
H. Vegetable Wsy

Here's > laxative that generally
acts thoroughly. but Is 8 ssnRs per-
aHadsF Z used b. simple directions.
Take BLACK-DRAuGHT at bed
time There's usually tine for :
good nights rest. Morning general
y brings . thorough evacuation;
relief fer e0nstipation's headaches.
ioginesS Try spicy. aromatic. all
vegetable RLACK-DRAUCHT. It's
eoonomleal. 100: s e 90 doses. &c
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22

st. yehn's Church. Psscagoula-
Holy Communion every Sunday NJ
7s30 O. m.
Holy Communion at 10 90 9. m
on the First and Third Sundays
Morning Prayer IN the Second
and Fourth Sundays at 10: 90 3. m.
Sunday School and service for the
boys and girls every Sunday at
$50 q N.
A sermon Is always preached ut
the 10 90 O'Clock service.
EDWARD @. MATTED.
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METHODIST cHuRCH

The pastor and members Of the
Methodist Church extend q cordial
invitation TO all who wish 70 wor-
ship with US.
Program for Sunday:
1000 a m.-Church School. A. p.
Megehee. Supt.
u:00-Morning Worship.
$50 p. m.-Epworth League.
7:3o-Evening Worship.
Woman's Missionary Societies on
Monday afternoon
J. W. MOORE.
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CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH

Special Good Friday service con-
Quoted on Friday evening. March
q. at 7s30 O'Clock on that evening
We shall mediate upon life's most
inspiring and most moving thought
What Does The Cross OF Christ
Mean To Met We extend a most
hearty welcome To all Holy Com
munion viii be celebrated at this
service.
Easter Sunday morning divine SER
vice al 10 O'Clock The glorious. re-
yitaltzing Easter message Of Christ's
Resurrection viii hold our hearts
and minds on that great day. Do
go TO church on Easter morning
Come 20 worship with US.
Sunday School and Adult Bible
Glass convene at Q q. m. Sunday
Holy Communion viii also be cele-
brated on Easter Sunday morning at
10 o'clock Announcements for Holy
Communion TO be made TO the pas
tor on Saturday afternoon and I'VE
ming. JOHN r. NAU,
Pastor.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22
IRIS BAPTIST CHURCH

" L DAY. Pastor
Sunday
es5 A M-Sun6ay 8ciseoL o n
Loper superintendent
II % a M-Mnrntng worship sar-
vice
eW p NJ Baptist Training
Union. p p A Thompson Darec-
tor.
TO P. M-Evenlng worship er-
vice
Wednes>ay-
10 M-SundAy Rcssoss Teach-
eo and Offlcers Conferences.
7B P M-Prsysr Service
80 p M-C7aoar rehearsal
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Resrganized Church OF Jesus Chris
OF Latter Day Saints


Escatawpa. Mss
Church School at e.45. ]. L. Bar
low, supervisor.
Sacrament Service at IL .oo-Frst
Sunday In each month.
Evening worship at T.3o.
Program rendered BY young people
third Sunday night in each nonth.
Mld-week prayer service on We'd
nesday night at 7:3o:
Woman's meeting ct 400 D. N.
every ether Thursday.
Adults Organization at 500 ,. m
sunday. Elder Z. w. Sherman,
teacher.
lions League tyoung peoples
meettng) At eco p. "a. Sunday
Mrs. Lola McQueen- leader and
teacher: Mildred Thomas. president.
Everyone cordially invited 10 thee
services.
a N. BARNES. Pastor.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday School at e:4S q. m.
Divine worship at iis00 A. II.
Special Easter music.
Choir rehearsal and singing We'd
nesday TOO d N.
Young Peoples Society Sunday at
ESQ ?. m.
Accuse not Nature. she hath done
her part; DO thou but thine Mil
ton.
HERvEY MCDOWELL.
Minister
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22

Letters e Administrative haxinz been
xrzatza en- 4 2eth dag If fehEnafx A. D
ia&a b. the GhaHeeFy 0oort 81 daekeea
GeauW. Mississippi 60 the underxtEnet as
AdminzztraeaE. upaa TIE Estab Il Mr.
+ Harrnoa White. Gecessed. notass
= hereaF eisen = al perseus hAsiak
e.zlma aaatuat the said state = have the
zaaas rrahatea Ard rcx<tered b. the Cisxk
q ne Ehaneswg Goart q 19zksun Gauntx.
Mlzszszepi. aeooFaing - a. wsthEn ~
e. uzaaths fr0m tbs cate. and tat =
fniiar~ - pHoaate and ezste fss SIX -
nsaeha EEz ar TIE eaias
Nttneas ~ haha tai. TIE ETh day q
FzArgaFs A q. Ia&Q.
HAgRY II WHITE
al s-sssn sas@i
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81. Pierrc's Churcn, GautIer.

Holy Communion at s:45 a. m. on
the Second Sunday Of the month.
Evening service at TOO O'Clock In
the winter and at 7.30 O'Clock In the
Sunday School every Sunday at
1000 q. m
EDWARD q. MAxTED.
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UNION CHURCH

Eon-denominatonal. South Pas
cagoula street j l. Morgan. sup
erintendent. Miss Lena A Han
superintendent primary department.
400 p. n sunday services.
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headeFs vii name interest rata In bt4z
tiled. said bonds viii b. sod - ths
highest Bladder for not tas than par and
accrued iatsrest to date of delivery. 1hs
Beard reserves the right % reject any and
ali bhiNa
A eertsfied o. cashiers cheek in the
amount Of Si.7se.et must accompany each
bid. saeh eheck b be dFASn payable % ths
Of the Chanxers Court Of Jackson County.
AiAaussipBi. and approved ~ g. validity b.
saae natsonal8 recognised band atforusga
al a. The expense Of the Schaol nstricL
dated a. PaseagouiA. Mississippi ths eth
day a. March. A. D. iH4e,
tsEAL1 tslsneal FRED TAYLOR.
Cierk 81 Eoard 81 Supervisors
q Jsek~ou Coaaty. Mississippi
Is, s-1a. 9-z1 8-sa-eNl
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

STATE oF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
IN THE CHANCERY COURT
IN VACATION
IN THE MATTER or THE ESTATE OF
MRS l. HARRISON WHITE De
CEASEn.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE TO cRED-
TORS
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NOTICE Of SALE OF RoNps

Notice i hereby given that sealed bids
vii be received h the Board Of Super
vlsors 81 jackson Coanty. Mississippi. up "a
and ~ineludtng the hour Of 10 o'elOck A. NJ.
ga the First day Of April 1910. for the
purchase Of Thirty-five Thousand Dollars
ts25. eel School Bonds Of the Lyon
kurai Separate Sehoei District Of jackson
County. Mississippi said bonds 70 be
lated March l, 1910, be IN denominations
81 &beQ.eQ each. be numbered One "a %
seventy ffaf. 10th inciusive. bear interest
at = rate later % be fixei b. this Board,
not 20 exceed Six Per esntum t6sfi per
aaun1. interest payable -semi-annuaily On
September / and March I. Of each year.
and be payable 81 the office Of the Treas
aref uf Jackson County. Mississippi and
u payable IN Their numerical order IN
the principal mounts Is ~failous. t0-witf
A. - sa. - 80. =
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-03-22

BAs HonIs LNdnser-Ios S, s.. - and 81. Eoathiasd
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-13
Census Head Too
Busy For Speech

A speech, which Mrs. Kathryn
Malstrom. director OF the u. 8.
census for Pierce county, was 10
have given before students Of
Beutel business college Friday
morning. was postponed indefi-
nitely. Mrs. Malstrom said press
@. business at her office forbade
her TO make the scheduled talk.
Work In taking the business
and manufacturers census II
progressing rapidly, Mrs. Nal
strom said. and the second ship
ment of individual reports were
being prepared for mailing FRI
day.