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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
= ENERAL EAKER has long been an

NJ outstanding American airman.
Although but lately made a command
ing general, he seems to have the qualities
of very good general.
The most encouraging thing about the
war to date as far as our part in it is
concerned, is the frequent rise of good
leadership to places of responsibility and
command.
AS in all wars. we began the conflict
with untried leaders-some of them very
good, but some of them bound to be very
bad
The painful process through which we
have gone, and are still going, is the
elevation Of the good and the sitting out of
the bad.
The leadership at Pearl Harbor. high
and low, was regrettably and disastrously
very bad, and had to be- sifted out Since
then, the leadership in the md-Pacitic area
has improved most commercially, and i'm
fact has the important Midway victory to
its credit
BY contrast with Pearl Harbor. the
early leadership in the Philippines was
most competent, although the position it
had to defend was made untcnable by in
competent political leadership.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
BAERlNG DOWN ON THE NEWS:
NJ Doesn't EehzYEIsp
DIV ARTHUR "BIGSg BAER

The first thing qusng discovers that neither side
wants him Benedict Arnold did get quarantine
It's tough when have burned your bridges behind you
and cannot collect of the insurance company
Facts facts and boiling will eyaporate them any
Ny advice 10 anybody with conscientious objections pick
out country and stick 10 IL like wet feathers.
The best example Is the Norway type qusiug who
with the hares and hunted The Nazs have
lnerned him by the thousands L Arctic concentration camps
That's the KIND Of poetic justice that doesn't rhyme.
-FF7 EeTTT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
| EFT ers to
The Editor
TO THE EDITOR:

~ - he LII IN
A PROPOS of the Presidents
"A demand for legislation to
head off uncomfortable and
devastating initiation. the coun-
try is deeply indebted to our
own Senator Prentis NJ. Brown,
for his courageous stand on the
Senate floor. His undiluted patri-
otism quickens the imagination.
There may be a few others OF
his full stature and caliber in
our governing body-but their
ntnnber is sadly in inverse ratio
TO what Our country should cX-
pcct in a national emergency 10
prevent a crisis from becoming
a calamity.
JOHN X. CORCORAN,
EOS East Grand avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

OF TREATMENTS for arth-
" ritis there is no end. The
poor patient is put through
succession of mental expert
eneeS.
First he is blown up with
hope. then he is beWildered with
different advice about a given
remedy, then in most cases after
a trial he is disappointed, then
he hears of something else, is
blown up with hope and the
dreary round begins again.
II is well for every sufferer TO
remember the sound advice
which the Committee of the
American rheumatism Associa-
ton has issued in its primer on
arthritis, as quoted in this coll
umn the last two days, TO the
effect that certain general prin-
ciples of treatment should al
ways be observed and are oil
indispensable Importance.
II they are being observed. 1t
will do no harm TO try other
less proved treatments that do
not interfere with fundamental
,onttirannnnfS
THESE fundamentals arc. no
l. matter what type Of arthritis
is present:
Rest: general, of the whole
body, and local of the affected
joint or joints.
Improvement of the gen.
eral health of the whole person:
treatment of anemia by iron or
TRANSMISSION, of malnutrition if it
exists, of overweight if ii exists,
of vitamin deficiency if it exists,
Of focal infection if it exists,
of digestive disturbance if it
exists, etc.
This does not mean that any
Of these are cauSative OF the
aTthritiS, but that since the gen.
eral health of the arthritic is
less robust than of the average
person. more than average al
tention should be paid TO its
improvement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

TliE iSolationist versus the In
Il ternationalist has always
been false issue. in my opinion.
The issue has always been
commufasciSm versus Amer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
Better Health

OF TREATMENTS for arth-
" ritis there is no end. The
poor patient is put through
succession of mental expert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

THUS under focal infection the
Il committee says:
THE patient with rheumatoid
arthritis has as much right 10
the removal or treatment of
abscessed teeth. diseased tonsils,
or sinus infection, as any other
person under the care of
physician. The treatment Of
such infections often helps the
general health"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

Generals Macarthur and Wainwright
met the severest test of military genius
by making defeat glorious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

All money sent at senders risk. Do not
send cash or stamps. All checks. drafts
and money orders should be made payable
TO THE TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY.
International News Service has the eXclu-
sive rights 10 use for reproduction IN any
form all news dispatches credited 10 II or
not otherwise credited In this paper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01

Published every Week Day Evening and
Sunday Morning by The Times Publishing
Company a. l225 Times Square. Detroit,
Michigan.
Entered at Detroit. Mich. as second-Ciass
Mail Matter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-01
BY Dr. Logan CIendenin9
ArihritiS
Treatment

physical herapy: heat,
diathermy. massage, muscle eA-
ercises. sunshine. climate.
4-Relief of pain by salicylate
medicines.
5-Psychotherapy: encourage
mental optimism. Most cases get
we'll. Encourage the patient To
have confidence in definite
routine Of treatment and carry
it out forcefully
CERTAIN other treatments the
committee cons d ere d as
perhaps having some merit. but
not yet definitely established.
One of these is the gold treat
ment, which every aFthFitie
must have heard OF.
Several preparations OF gold
have been used. Good results
are claimed by different clinics
in from 40 TO so per cent OF
cases. and the committee admits
that 10 per cent can be regarded
as cures.
Certain treatments the COM
mittee does not believe OF any
value.
Large doses of vitamln ID are
in this class. as are also prep
arations of the ductless glands,
dietary fads, and the use Of the
sulfonamide drugs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
BrushoH de Luxe

II was a complete brushoff--
the treatment accorded the
French multi-millionaire by the
azure-blooded Long islanders.
Yet many men who gathered
at Meadow Brook for the hunt,
10 play polo or just 10 join in the
convivial spirit of the barroom
secretly wished they knew what
the snubbed Jacques Labaudy
planned to do the next day down
In Wall street.
For his Wall Street manipula-
tions were the only sane achieve
ments in an otherwise mad, hys-
terical, capricious, fantastic ex-
istence.
Proves Sanity. and How!
And IL is worthy OF note here
that Lebaudy, sometime after
he had settled in Westbury. in
the heart OF the richest and most
oocial-minded sector OF Long
Inland. proved to the courts he
wasn't insane by hurting q three
word Wall Street tip at the Judge
BUY Erie Railroad"
Erie was then selling at S1e a
share. Lebaudy had foreseen the
fight coming between the Harri-
man and Morgan interests for
control Of the road, and in a
short time Erie was selling for
$35 q share.
The court quickly decided
Lebaudy was sanel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

ing since childhood, burst into
flames. He was rich---why not
buy one OF these kingdoms and
place himself on the throne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Marguerite DoIiere

Somewhere In his theatrical
wanderings in the French cap
ital Jacques Lebaudy met Mar
guerite Doliere.
Marguerite was an actress Of
small ability and little known
to the Partisan public.
She was easy TO gaze upon.
however. willing 10 put up with
Lebaudy's ever-increasing eccen-
tricities and ready to share Le-
baudy's name and fortune with
out fussing about the union
having the benefit Of the clergy's
blessing.
1t was after he took Mar
|guerite 10 live beneath his roof
that Jacques Lebaudy encoun-
tered an Englishman in a Paris
cafe and was fascinated by tales
|of minor Kingdoms in the Bal
ksns and Africa visited by the
English soldier Of fortune.
HIS "roysl complex smoloer-
PART 3, AGE {
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Flag and Throne

Arrived in his empire" L.
baudy ran up the Emperor S
flag. which he had designed.
The heat was almost unbear-
able.
But Jacques Lebaudy was
happier than he'd ever been in
his life-he was an Emperor"
And TO prove il. his well-psid
army" carried off the Fras-
quita. a gilded throne, made to
Lebaudys order in Paris.
The throne was placed in the
center Of a large circus tent,
and from there the Emperor OF
the Sahara" viewed his domain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Battle Bedouins

Soon the Moors and Bedou-
ins came around under the cover
Of night 10 ascertain what
strange things were happening
The Emperor Of the Sahara"
ordered his army 10 open fire
on the surprised and puzzled
denizens Of the desert. and from
then on. for several weeks, there
were constant Skirmishes.
BY this time Marguerite was
fed up with the whole business.
Despite the fact that Lebsudy
had proclaimed her the En-
press OF the sahara" she
wanted 10 be back in Paris. in
the comfortable Lebaudy house
and in touch with the Paris
shops. theaters and restaurants.
II has never been divulged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Woos the Beauties

With the millions inherited
from his father young Jacques
Lebaudy started a career of
spending In the best Partisan
tradition.
He scorned such social luxu-
|ries as race horses. hunts and
elaborate chateauX and devoted
most Of his early years 10 WOO
ing the great beauties Of Paris
and TO acting as the angel for
Theatrical productions.
II the beauties and the the
atrical productions dented his
fortune, he astutely studied the
American stock market and
Quickly recouped his Paris losses
on the New York Stock En-
change
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Royal Complex

When he died his vast wealth
was divided among his sons and
"a daughter. the Countess de
rels, who had annexed a title.
thanks to her fathers sugar mil
Hons.
The younger Lebaudy son,
jacques, was particularly hand
some in a dark. Latin way and
was noted even as a boy, for his
royal complex"
II pleased him TO read In
French newspapers references TO
his father as Sugar King of
France" And once, when his
father asked him what he de-
sired for Christmas, Jacques,
then s, promptly answered, "a
throne"
Later In life he had his
throne-and the story of how he
achieved il is one of the most
bizarre of Tattle-Tales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Equips Army Of 200

AS secretly as possible Le-
baudy gathered together what
he dubbed This army" Two
hundred strong, they were
transported TO the desert waste
along with machine guns, am
munition, food supplies. etc.
And early in 1908 Jacques Le-
baudy, accompanied by Mar
guerite Doliere and daughter,
Jacqueline, who had been born
after Marguerite joined up with
Lebaudy. set sail in the Fras-
quita for the Labaudy Sahara
Empire.
AS he sailed away, Jacques Lee
baudy proclaimed himself En-
peror of the Sahara. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Empress Stays Home

Marguerite was left at home,
at Phoenix Lodge" in Westbury,
l.. l., attended by a retinue of
servants whom Lebaudy insisted
address her as Empress"
II was. indeed. a trying exist
ence for a young. beautiful and
normal woman.
Once she managed TO have
Labaudy incarCerated i'm a hos
pital for the insane out on Long
island. He escaped. And il was
then he proved his sanity GU by
telling the court TO Buy Erie
Railroad"
Later on. when matters be-
came more and moro unconven-
tional at Phoenix Lodge" and
close and fashionable neighbors
threatened legal action 10 halt
the crazed antics of the En-
peror of the Sahara. poor. dis
iracted Marguerite again man
CONTINUED on Page Nlne)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Returned TO France

Diplomatic negotiations were
carried on between Spain and
France, and a French battleship
put in at Las Palmas to carry
the Emperor of the Sahara"
back 10 his native land, along
with his empress, their daugh-
ter and the by now rather for
lorn followers Of the emperor.
That insane effort TO build an
empire i'm the sandy wastes OF
the Sahara had cost Jacques
Lebaudy more than 5000, 900.
Back in Paris, Marguerite en-
deavored TO forget the Sahara
nightmare, and Jacques re-
sumed his pleasant night life
along the boulevards.
AS the years passed his eX-
ploits became more and more
unusual, and the French au-
thorities breathed a sigh of re-
lief when Lebaudy, Marguerite
and Jacqueline decided TO settle
permanently in the u. S. A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
How Taboo Arose

With a great fanfare they
landed in New York in 1908,
Jacques insisting on being ad-
dressed by ship news reporters
as the Emperor Of the Sahara. J."
II soon leaked out he never
had married Marguerite and that
there was a shadow over the
birth Of young Jacqueline.
So the CONSERVATION of the
Swanky Long Island set can be
understood when they learned
the Emperor Of the Sahara"
had purchased a showplace adj
jacent 10 Meadow Brook and
would settle IN their midst.
Ii was then the taboo on
Lebhudy was decrecd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Nuts. Friends Say

The more Lebaudy mulled
over the idea, the more en-
thusiastic he became. Paris
friends with whom he discussed
the plan decided the Lebaudy
heir had, at last, lost his
reason.
At the time Lebaudy owned a
large and fast ocean-going
yacht. the Frasquita. This he
ordered stocked for a long
voyage.
weirdly enough, the place
Lebaudy favored was a strip Of
the Sahara Desert. a lonely
waste OF sand in Morocco that
was a French and Spanish pro-
tectorate.
There was no vegetation In
the 1S0-mile strip Lebaudy chose
for his empire. and the only
inhabitants were the native
Moors and the savage Berber
tribes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

"A RI 3, p A G f 6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
tKennelh wickware)

how the Spanish government
discovered so quickly what was
going on on that blistering strip
OF the Sahara Desert, but the
general impression is that Mar
guerita bribed one of the lie.
baudy army to get a message
10 the proper authorities and a
Spanish gunboat appeared in the
"emperor's" harbor and soon
had the situation we'll in hand.
Lebaudy and his army landed
IN Jail at Las Palmas, the Fras.
quita was seized by the Spanish.
and the throne chair. Lebaudy's
most treasured bit of furniture
was rudely pitched into the seal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

Jacques Lebaudy was a men,
Der Of q good, substantial but
unsocial French family. AZ the
tine OF his death Jacques
father, Max Lebsudy, ranked as
perhaps the richest man In
France.
Starting from scratch Max
Iebaudy had amassed a fortune
of $50. 0oo. 900 In the sugar In
oustry.
France" he built q fine house
and lived In q lavish manner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Frenchmdn With Fortune Of 90 Millions,
Self Enthroned Emperor Of Sahara,
Spuned by Long Islands BIuebIoods
sy CHoLLY KNICKERBoCKER

BY CHoLLl kNlCkERBOCkEH
n.sissrea. Unlses stsses ratss, otncs
TATTLE.TALEs of Old New
- York
Jacques Lebaudy possessed
$40. ooo, 900 - but he couldn't
crash society on New York's
Long Island.
He lived adjacent 10 the
very Uppity Meadow Brook.
smsrtest Of all Long Island
clubs. for nearly a decade and
never once was invited 10 sam
pie hospitality as il is served up
at Long Islands top-ranking
organization.
Members OF society hurried
past Phoenix Lodge the so
roomed. rambling Lebaudy man
sion set in a park of $50 acres
in the presto manner.
And the carefully arranged
gravel in the roadway leading
TO Phoenix Lodge" was never
disturbed by the wheels of
motor cars bearing dinner or
luncheon guests TO the Lebaudy
abode.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
DR.. r. A. Williams
Succumbs 10 HeCrf
Attock a Tclluloh

Moss Podnt faeala p - Ffaak
a ~ tafns were a4seA -
heaYn - anaih lrsam @at
afiBck al Iaiaaah H. Taa
Vt g5 B n aeasek "a hH
ing rushed e. : hospital at te
burg
Dr Williams Aas stricken 81
hrs bouse IA Lake Providence aHa
was being rushed g. tda Mss
81 city Tor treatment
lie was formerly s resaeng -
MoN POINT Where hc W e1
picyca 81 Burnhams 10 the eapa
city II pharmacist he late went
% Lake p~res6aance where be fas8
since inside ~ haBas
He nag & veteran 81 IRE First
World War. having bs-en be- server
aa moiof bsffies IN France
Surviving relatives are ala wife
the IormeE Misg Eleanor Cafge4 -
Moss Point . daughter Fgankae
Mae and a son F a u.
Burial took place yesterday At
has oia home Qulttman "
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
Navy TO Mark First
War Anniversary
With Campaign

TEE anh eel car
aaf ~ aa wlN - oRei o
the e S Eagy wlth 8 nafsan
alae enlistment campaign e4
nsasea g. one mlnuu 81 silence
~ - = m Centra} War Time
~ necanber according 10 SCI
annoanaeaenl maae tha
an fha 9aekssn Hr-ruitlaH
aaa
The a-bavVanc w45 pas f5
= the great pgu ana
rasnnl hfHents ni the 81
muutiu Walie pleaglrN raaaBh
Efforts foe tle hatufe afieIa
eafea Although CaHg d
not officially recognize tatf 81
W Until lfse mcxt aay hasEaf
i0f Amaflca began On nyteeu
hes
a aaelal anniversary neeEu6
navy pewter ba bfssn prepare
which expF ue eens
iHefnf u tas campaign 4 nah
aae al . painting - Jonn p
Tar depicting ar American Blue
JACKET against y background ~
the American flaE win 6hH Is
4pttan Henemisf Ia IL
eemtm-that FREE people may
moi perish from tens earth -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
Miss Marguerite
ColleY Member OF
Choral Ensemble

onaa
e ia fe neas aaf Mss Mar
C daua * Dr.
IS p Co = mem
l Hea eoFa en-
musical aait q Is mem
TIE group IS noN king on
fNo outstanding Christmas pro
one 81 these vii tie in
elaboration with the mixed
c8am II Mllsau college and
Central Heh school
combined Nggasps vii
present II sndels Messiah an
aef the direction 81 Professor
ALVIN J KAng
On Man1ay evening Beeeul
r q tire Belhaven ensemble
8 present the traditional
Singing Christmas Tree en- the
campus of the college
Waieh anuailv attended BY
tJa3ua 81 J8ckmnlsns the
enssmbe WlB be directed ny lis
~ Mrs. John 7 CslaWell
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
Negro Slain In
Early Morning
Fight Sunday

Jsrnes Bel ~ wear old nearo
VA stabbed t. aeash varlf sun
day morning a. the shspyard Bo
fsi where he Nas employed a. 8
waiter. Willie s. jackson 8 cook
- me hoteL wRx arrested b. Pc
flce Officer Foster Barrow ard
charged with murder 10 egunuc
ton with me Staying
A. q preliminary hearing neiure
Justice 81 tie pesre kHie DEEMS
Tuesday afternoon Jaeksun
Tensanaed e. the 0eana 3ufv
winch VIII not CorlVene again
until spTine
According % testimony given
Is Jackson - TIE aeaf1na D.
stabbed Bell Wifh 8 butcher knife
when Bel attempted e. attack
hlrn with a pockus knIfe Tire
knife wa found on the nccnr
but il WAS 0nis partially opened
The stanuaa& ElnlaSea s heat
e argument anaas s aasnan who
VA Bells companion ST fs Une
Of the stAb11nE Jackson cal Bell
first on thr shoulder bat ihs
knife apSreutiy stF1sek the stsaul
Ger bone and Jaeksof then uinnE
& the long blHae infu fas man
SIDE ard stomach Eeath was )
most instantaneous
Eyewitness testified mat
Jackson broke down tie door %
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04

~ w.sh aa Res Z ug
ma u~flaia1inE
III Dozasn na aWay Hf
the Bauiast hospital II Nem o.
at SIS Msn9 euooa
au na mmafna N aeaaf
81 Psasa - MA "A
Tco1ntn wao 0a hls he
mg hf illness and uaa
aestb
Born ard reavs il Cpana
ren Sweden the aeaaaae8 esus
Sc inns country ia lsz6 I
Sis wife and tNo 81 Hler Sons
retarnea 20 Malua en
anee 5he FAMILY haa made c
aaase prior & coming @ tae Enit
Cd Sfales bug ws1e nfcTenfe
from returning a. thfa cgantry b.
tire ouftrcak q TIRE present W
n addsuon to these fhfee ie 81
Survived = f0o a Wfo re
Is NeA YORK ana tcI Mrs
Elizabeth Lndeemau e Coaen
hagen
TIE funeral wa aela lrom yhf
home 81 mis- heothea taE iate Al
bert Deicomvn Nsth latefueui m
ire family plot 81 Machpvla@
cemetery
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
History Of City
Reviewed at
Council Meeting

- q aH age tnh OK
a ct PaacaFoala 81 i
me So @e sas1a Give
6 ane TueaiaF night 81 tns usO
Cammlfas yepnfx
se8 She 5ef Business mart
lnE ane or a-aatanai commit
s anfea e. further tsse
feln uE ulaH 81 Ire council
The egrr llee "a piaelaE gGgna
- tHe @ns - RawaN0uls
en- fe tracks and o..
HIGHWAY e otlt#Has5 paans Fssi
~ ag la6aFgaa1Iau e. a.
thereon W IneIaae nv
ton 0tHsn ans aatf -
ua o and wiI
olnt 0uf tHaFHaa far holNf
81 tg a cream and the
IHaa aaaiaag CoFpWa
m
IS Nalsle sHNltan nnd MiE
Xaanf DaRgea weHt appointed
~ Mr j q Cole president h.
aN kfU tae Improvement ~ she
work fgr the Improvement ~ islf
ha Etailuu
Mf SpBrkmau traced the MS
IaFF ai PaseaHoola fram ihe Pa
earnuia Hfesd kasev indians
Through il1e FIRST white men who
ttled here lie pointed oui fbat
L. 1909 thH Ws lhe second larg
eI lumnff paff IA fhe world bat
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
Death Comes 10
Mrs. WestfcuI at
Mobile. Friday

e dth a. Mrs Josephine
y mother 81 humn West
NlaaH Point took place 81
November p whil sha
ag with anolhe8 aon
q #es WeftaRi
tas death Of hes husband
Wasafaul Bass divided hnf
saaue memtefa - faef fam
"a frequent F4aef m
81 Robert Westfaal dBf
f IS Ycar Size haa
- Mobile from Noes Point
aR0
90 NeW Oriean4 Mrs
5 w approaching hpr
birthday Wheu claimed
asaH 81 addition 10 hHs tafo
e survived hF 8 daugh
#r Cleo Meaheg 81 Frteh
As
abeHaI services were conduct
ra ~ u 4 Fails 81 Moss Point
HteHment Wal iu the Mach
cemetery with ue Rev
j Carey officiating
a4rday o. 2 go pm
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
YWBC Dance
On Thanksgiving
Well Patronized

e err 8aH tF
Yaua M "a club
and ra UnfH et Qaeaaxa
lah fm nl M H8
ign2 paa ta
ine nsaH 81 ere service ce s
afaa 81 evea4aa 81.
au aH
M was HaFn fd IS te
s. 3 Negro
ifefa H1Nl
at USO elab aa
MsEn0 treHt
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
Funeral OF John
DeIcomYn Held OF
Mochpeloh Cemetery

Tire funeral Of john DelcamEn
of New Orleans Was held f9ofn
the residence ~ h4s sister Ia l4M
Mrs Albert Delcumyn IN Pasea
goula Tuesday. December / *
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04

PEE fasr aHe eImf 81
TIRE has kr Be
an.on q a
the eM 81 He aHie N
ana fa6 eea ca
8 0eH ssnserf Qn fe
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
BAPTIST

The week % PRAYER has been
observed This week n TIE church
by members ~ the v NJ u.
were held every after
naam during the week except
IS when the service was
observed IN Wednesday evening
ST Size regular PRAYER service hour
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04
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church on Monday afternoon 81
fhfee thirty Al members are
uFged a. attend
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04

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community
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-04

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