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PUBLIC NOTICE
THE PUBLIC AND TO THE
TAXPAYERS OF JACKSON
COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI:

COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI:
you are hereby notified that
the personal property tax assess
ment roll of the above named
county, for the year 1914 and the
real property assessment roll of
the above named county for the
years 1914 and 1945 have been
equalized according to law, and
that said rolls are ready for in
specion and examination, end
that any objections to said rolls,
or any assessment therein con-
tanned, shall be made in writing
and filed with the clerk of the
Board of Supervisors of said
County, on or before the Tn day
OF August 1914, at his office in
the Courthouse of said county,
and that all assessments to which
no objections are then and there
made, will be finally approved by
said Board of Supervisors, and
that all assessments TO which OBJ
jeetions are made, and which
may be corrected and properly
determined by said Board, will
be made final BY said Board OF
Supervisors, and that said rolls
and the assessments contained
therein will be approved by SAID
Board Of Supervisors; and that,
4. This Board will be in ses-
sion, for the purpose of hearing
objections to the said assessments
which may be filed, at the court
house in The City of Pascagoula,
said County ana State, on the 9TH
cay Of August, 1914, and,
.. This Board of Supervisors
will remain in session from day
to day until all objections, law
fully filed snail have been dis
posed Of and all proper correc-
tons made IN the said roll.
Witness he signature and seal
Of said Board of Supervisors
this the 18th day OF July, 1914.
THE BOARD OF SUPERVIl
SORS OF JACKSON COUNTY.
By X. w. BURNHAM,
President,
FRED TAYLOR.
Clerk"
Ordered ana adjudged this
july 18th, 1914
tSEAL1
X. w. BURNHAM
President.
7-21 7-2S Sd 8-1I
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count and Petition OF Harry F.
Wright, Temporary Administra-
tor OF the Estate of Howell l..
Stokes, deceased, has been filed
in the foregoing styled and mum
bered cause with the Clerk OF
the Chaneery Court of Jackson
County Mississippi, ana shall
there remain on file subject to
the inspection OF any person IN
terested until Saturday, the 25rd
day OF September 1914, at 1000
o'clock A M. at which dme Sale
Report, Final Account and Peti-
uon will be presented to TIE
Chancellor at his office in tua
court house at Harrison County.
II Gulfport, Mississippi at 1000
o'clock A. M, together with I'll
legal vouchers evldencing cl-
bursements by the tempoIarg aa.
ministrator which are likewise
filled with the Clerk of TINS
NSdAtf III q oS1ASS 9Pk ite
the Final Account fixing the
amount of fee to be paid TO the
temporary administrator anG H.
MS attorney, directing final dis
tlibudon o. the proceeds of tue
estate to the heirs, after the pay
ment of SUCH fees ana cosl o.
court, closing the estate and ois-
charging the temporary admins
traitor and surety on mis- bond.
You and each OF you are here
by summoned to appear before
the Chancellor at his office IN the
Harrison County Court House st
Gulfport, Mississippi. at l0:00
o'clock A. M, on September %
1874, % show cause, If any y6u
can, why the final account OF tae
temporary administrator should
not be allowed and approved.
the fees for the administratoG
and ms attorney fixed. the es-
tate closed and the adminiStfa-
Ter and surety on his bond dis
charged on the payment OF the
cost OF Court and Inc distriUu-
ton Of the residue of the estate
among the heirs of the decedeut
GIVEN under my hSnd aud
seai OF office this 20 day o.
July, A. D, 1914.
(SEAL)
FRED TAYLOR.
Ch3neeIv Clerk.
Jackson Coun.y,
Mississippi.
7-23 Sd Sill 9-i9
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era on the grounds of greater
seniority rights.
The Act of Congress-Selec-
tive Training and Service Act OF
1910, as amended, imposed upon
the director of selective service
the responsibility of establishing
a Personnel Division to assist
qualified veterans in obtaining
unemployment in their former
positions, or employment in new
positions. This function is being
exercised BY the director through
the United States Employment
Service of the ar Manpower
Commission
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
No. 803s

MRS MARGARET WOLFE VS.
MILDRED BOYE and ALREK
B0YE.
IN the Chaneery Court of Jack
son County. State Of Mississippi
b virtue Of the authority vest
ed IN be BY a decree OF the Chan
cery Court Of Jackson County.
Mississippi, rendered in the above
STYLED cause on the Doth dav OF
June. 1914. At the June, 1914
tenn Of said Court, I will sell al
public outerY to the highest bid
der for cash at the (main en-
tranee1. front door Of the Couny
Court House. in the City of Pas
eagoula, Mississippi, on the 9Th
day Of August. 1914. within lega.
hours. the following described
real estate ii Jackson County
Mississippi, to-wit.
n { a ON E a of Section 6
Township ! South. Range 4 West
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NON RESIDENT NOTICE
IN anl3

THE STATE CF MISSISSIPPI
i Mrs. { c Lawler, il living.
and II deed. her unknown heirs-
at-aW. deQisee administrators.
executors or Iegai r~epresenta-
tives he unknown heirS-at-iaW
de4sses. administrators, eXecu-
tors or Issaf rerre entstives 81
George Center. deceased, and te
any and siE other persons, or par
ties having or claiming, any
riel!t, titie Or interest in or TO the
property situated IN the City oil
Pasagouia Jackson County, Mis-
sissigpI. = tie Antonio Krebs
Pfi3a GIafm- eation o, Town
sap 9 South. Range 8 West de-
serlhed IS fallows:,
Let 9. Rom Division of West
y Fl Cemetery Lot in J c. Krebs
Tact Der Deed Book 50 page
336. being n CIaim-section G.
Township 8 South Range 8 West.
and being further described as
beginning - a point or he East
margin . Razaea De La Palms
Street taat j. IA chains South q
tne Southeast intersection OF Re
saca D - Palma Stree. and ST
Peter Street public streets q.
The Gil g pasc3goula, Jackson
Count. Mississippi; ana from
thence Vest 150 feet more q
less. e - Cemetery Lot fence.
thence North so leet, along saio
CemetesK zenee; thence West 1876
feet. more Of less. to the Fast
margin q Resaea De La Palma
Street. thence South along the
East margin Q Resaca De La Pal
ma Street % feet, ana TO the
point o beginning
K0a are summoned to be ane
appear before the Honorable
Chancery Court Of Jackson Coun-
- Mississippi 8 the next Reeu-
lar Tenn thereof. to be held upon
the Second MONDAY the 18th DAY
of Deeamber. 1874, to defend suif
NJ a052. wherein you are named
defendants ana wherein Mrs
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and Mrs. Don Oliver.

The WINS met for its ROYAL
Service program. Monday eve
ming, in the home of Mrs. M. T..
Hubert, ST., the occasion being
the birthday Of Mrs. Hubert. A
very interesting program on the
isles o. ne Pacific" was given
and those taking part were Mes
danes A. p. Megehee, H. p.
Maddox. II. E. Nelson, M. Z. HUI
bert, il. and w A. Moody. Mrs.
Hubert received many beauti-
sul ana useful gifts. The hostess
assisted by Mesdames M. +. HUI
bert j., Ed Nelson and Megehee
served chicken pie, cake md
iced tea % Is members and sev-
eIal guests.
Miss Betty Jane Bryant Of
Lucedale, Miss, is visiting in the
home of her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Mack.
The Girls Auxiliary with their
leader, Mrs. W. A. Moody, went
on a hike Tuesday morning,
cooking their breakfast out in the
open. The breakfast consisted of
bacon, toast eggs and coffee.
Girls enjoying the nike were ia
nice Nelson. Vivian Bennett, De-
lores Graham, Bertha Eckert, 10
Anne Emerson, Mary Helen Moo
dy Sara Nell and Peggy 10 Nc
Niece and Flora Carter.
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Notice Is hereby given that d
meeting Of the Jackson County
School Board will be held at the
pflice OF the Superintendent ct
Education. Saturday, August 5.
1914, at 9 A NJ. fer the purpose
Of accepting BIDS on the follow
ING described routes and to trans
act any ana all business author
lied by law.
Buff Creek Route No. BE
ginning at Greenhead and trans
porting all children entitled tc
transportation to Bluff Greek
School: thence 10 Joe Reddix's
and return, transporting all chill
dren entitled 10 transportation.
Distance ID miles ana approx
mately 80 children.
Yours truly,
= F. MEGEHEE, Chairman
I. E. Johnson. Secretary
Jackson County School Board
III III 7-28 81 1t
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TAYLOR.
zhaneerV Clerk.
Jackson Coun y,
sllSSiSSippl
II $40
NoTICE no CREpIToRs

Letters tesyamentary having
by the Chancery Court OF Jack
son County, Mississippi, this d3
been granted 10 the u|ndeIslgneI
upon the Last VIII ana Tests
mem O. Fred D. Becht Deceased
notice IS hereby given to ali par
ties holding claims against tue
estate Of sad Fred d. BeCht. De
ceased 70 present the same 10 tine
Clerk Of ne Chancery Court o..
Jackson County. Mississippi. for
probate. registration, ana allow
anee within SIX months from this
date. OF SAID claims viii Ice for
ever barred.
THIS 24tn dav OF July, 1914
MRS VICTORINE a. POWELL
EXeCutriX
7-28 Sd 8-II SIS
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-NoN-REsTpENr T


THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To SAM MASSEY,
503aN. R + Street,
PEI aeola, Florida.
You are summoned 10 appear
befsre the Chancery Court OF the
COUNTY Of Jackson in said State.
On ahe Second Monday OF De
eenTber. A ? 1914, TO defend
suis No. 1904 in said Court of
IRENE MASSEY vs. SAM MAS
SET, Wherein gou are q defend
ante and wherein Complainant
seeks q divorce as iuily set out
IN bill On file.
TINS 5fh day Of July A D., 1914
tSEeaL1
FRED TAYLOR.
CLERK. Cnancery Court,
jackson County Mississippi
By Eyirs DEL S TAYLOR, d. c
7-7.7-f4 7-2i ~ II
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Legal Notices
DEPARTfiENT OF EDUCATION
JACKSON COUNTY
MISSISSIPPI


Notice IS hereby given thai
sealed proposals VIII be receives
by The Jackson County School
Board at the office 81 the County
Superintendent OF Education IA
Paseaeoula, Mississippi, Satul
daye July %. 1874, at = a III. On
he-following described routes
LYON
Route beginning at he Mar
tin i place near Martin Bluff;
thence to Highway No. 80, thence
to Old Lyon School; thence TO the
hilL east Of Bayou Graveline.
thence to Gautief School via eau
tier Bus viii then pick up all
high school pupils and transport
THEN to the Pgscagoula High
School. Distance 16 miles and
approximately IS pupils TO Gau-
tier-and 20 to Pascagoula.
WADE
Route beginning at Kel-
leyss place; thence. to Coyt
BRICKS. thence to River Road
and south to Wade School pick
ing up all children entitled to
transportation. Distance IA miles
and approximately so children
Reute No. 4-Beginning at Per
keps Lake. thence 70 WADE School
tfafsporiing all pupils entitled to
transportation. Distance 8 miles
and. approximately 20 children.
TANNER WILLIAMS
Repte l Beginning at jeff
Tanners; thence east to Tanner
Williams School, transporting al
children entitled 10 transporta-
ton Distance miles and APP
pro~imately % pupils.
Certified check ia the sum OF
$1,000 must accompany each bid
The right IS reserved to reject
AMI. and all bids
IA T. MEGEHEE, Chairman
II z. JOHNSON. Secretary
Jackson County School Beard.
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cent guest Of his father and moth
er at "Ingleside." Lieutenant Da-
Wis was given a furlough to permit
him to come to Pascagoula tC
visit his wife and greet his little
daughter who arrived recently al
the Jackson County hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Martin of
Jackson were visitors Friday in
the home of Mr.. Martins sister,
Mrs. w H. Westfall
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mitchell have
as their guests, Mrs. Mitchell's
mother, Mrs. r. S. Banks of Rip
ley, Tenn, and aunt, Mrs. c. l..
Pierce, of Tallulah, La.
DRYDEN Walker and little daugh-
ter, Rita 10, returned Tuesday
from a few days visit with
friends in New Orleans.
The many friends of the Leo
Holden family regret to learn of
Mr.. Holden's death, which oc-
CURED Saturday at his home in
Mt. Pleasant. Quite a number of
friends from V%ancleave attended
the funeral which was held Sun
day afternoon at Magnolia church
cemetery. Deep sympathy is ex-
tended his widow and son.
Mrs. ]. G. Leatherbury, her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Craven, with their
children, Hermine and Eugene
Craven, of Shelby, were Sunday
guests of Mrs. L. L. Roberts and
family.
Mrs. V. G.. Humphrey has re-
ceiVed an interesting letter from
her nephew, Lieutenant Frederick
Waugh, who is at present sta
Toned in Ceylon. Lieutenant
Waugh is an alumnus of Van
cleave Consolidated High school
and has many friends who will
be glad to have tidings of him.
Mrs. Clyde Cunningham and
little daughters, Earline, Annette
and Doris Clyde, spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart FURRY at their
Ramsay Springs home. Little
Earline remained for a longer
visit with her grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Alexander
of Ramsay Springs and their
children, l. M, Jr., Billie Rhodes
and Barbara, spent the weekend
with Mr.. Alexander's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Alexander,
Among those from V~ancleave
attending the Carter-C lemen
wedding Saturday night at the
Mt. Pleasant Methodist church
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Vaughn, Mrs. Richard Steelman,
Mrs. Clifton FURRY, Clifton Dovis,
Mrs. Burton Roberts, Misses Lys-
beth, Peggy, Betty and Patsy
Dees.
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in Jackson County, Mississippi
Witness my hand this 18th day
Of July 1914
fSEAL)
FRED TAYLOR
Special Commissioner.
TIA 7-2I 7-26 ga 1T
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Carrie Cowgirl, complainant,
seeks to have her title 10 the
above described property quiet
ed and confirmed, all as is fully
set out IN the bill Of complaint on
file.
This the 18th day Of July, A. D.,
1914.
FRED TAYLOR.
Clerk OF the Chsncery Court.
Jackson County, Mississippi,
TT TIA 7-2l 1923 At
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NOTICE
TO. o107

TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To THEO PHANE THlEL
Ne4 Orleans, Louisiana
You are summoned to appear
befcfe the Cnancery Court Of the
County Of Jackson in said State,
On the Second Monday o. De
cenaber, A. d 1914 to defend
suip No. 9007 IN said Court OF
ALMA WILDBLOOD THIEL vs.
THO PHANE THIEL, Wherein
yotfare q defendant and where
il Complainant seeks a divorce
and rstorstiaa Of her maiden
narne as fully set out in bill On
nIe1
TINS 5th DAY Of July A. D., 1914
tSEAL)
FRED TAYLOR
CLERK. Chancerv Court,
jackson County Mississippi
By 9ars DEL s. TAYLOR, d. c
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ADMINISTRATORS MOTTO.
STERLING. DECEASED.

~ W -
STERLING, DECEASED.
LETTERS Or ADMINISTRA-
TON having been granted On
the 2sth day Of June, 1914, by the
Chaneery Court Of Jackson Coua-
ty, Mississippi, to the u%ndersign-
ed upon the Estate Of w. c. Ser
ling, Deceased notice is hereby
given to all persons having
claims against said Estate 10
present the same to the Clerk Of
said Court for probate, registra-
ton and allowance according 10
law within six months from this
date, or said claims will be for
ever barred
THIS the 18th day Of June, 1914
D. o. Newman, Sheriff.
Administrator.
II TIA 1921 1923 Al
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NOTICE THAT SANITARY
SEWERS ARE READY FOR
CONVICTIONS THEREOF

ALG AAONI iilLNLlO.
Notice is hereby given nat the
Sanitary Sewerage System Of the
City Of Paseagoula is ready for
connection thereto, and all build
ings used or intended to be used
Tor occupancy by human beings
on land AUDITING a street III which
he SAID Sanitary Sewer lines are
laid are required by Ordinance
OF the City Of Pascagouia to be
connected 10 Che said Sanitary
Sewer within Ninety days from
TIE publication of this notice. In
the even sucn connection Is
made within 80 days from the
publication Of this notice no con-
neetion Zee Will be charged by
the ely; failure to so connect
within said period shall require
payment of said fees as well as
subject The owner OF the prem
ises to the penalties provided by
Ordinance for Non compliance
with same. Attention is hereby
directed to the provisions of Or
dinance No. 10-1943 of the City
setting forth the manner and re-
quirements for making such sew
er connections, copies of which
may be had at the City Hail.
This Notice given and publish
ed IN pursuance OF an order of
the Board of Mayor and Council
men OF the City of Pascagoula,
Mississippi adopted on the 18Th
day of July, 1914.
Attest:
. Ii liz nrnnrn
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
IN LIE IL COIIRl

IN THE CHANCERY COURT
No. 6457
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF HOWELL L.
STOKES DECEASED HAIR
RY Z WRIGHT. Temporal
RX ADMINISTRATOR.
CHANGERY SUMMONS TO
NONRESIDENT HEIRS TO
SHOW CAUSE, IF ANY THEY
CAN. WHY THE FINAL AC-
COUNT OF THE ADMINS
STRAIOR SHOULD NOT BE
ALLOWED AND APPROVED
AND THE ESTATE CLOSED
ETC.
TO:
MRS OLLIE 5. STOKES, 4025
Rains Street, Dallas, Texas.
MRS MAURICE Stokes
GENTRY, 81 Westinghouse Lane
Southampton. Long Island, New
York.
MERLE LEA STOKES, a min
o., 81 Westinghouse Lane South
ampton. Long Island, New York.
ROBERT CECIL STOKES, q
minor. 81 Westinghouse Lane,
Southampton, Long Island New
York
Mrs. OLLIE S. STOKES, Guar
dian O. Merle Lea Stokes an0
Robert { Stokes 4025 RaWlins
Street, Dallas, Texas
You and each of you will take
notice that the Report, Final Ae-
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The length of one degree of
longitude along the equator is SO
miles and each degree represents
four minutes of time.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
No. 7079
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES.
TATE OF JESSE BRUCE GLIB.
SON, DECEASED
U 70 cEEnITnRC

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Letters Of administration hay
ing been issued 10 the under
signed in the above estate BY
the Chaneery Court OF Jackson
County, Mississippi notice is
hereby given to all creditors OF
the decedent that their claims
may be filed for probate and
registration in the manner pro-
vided BY law: and that ali claims
not filed within six months from
the first publication hereof will
be forever barred.
This i2th Gay of July, 1914.
(Signed)
MRS. DIXIE MAE GIBSON,
Administrators, eta,
ia 7-21 7-28 "a
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City Clerk
w. X. GyLLEY,
Mayor
L. G. Beckham,
Councilman
S. II. FREDERIC,
Councilman
7-21 7-2s
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NOTICE o BIDS

ia 7-2t 7-2s 81 At
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Get Hep, Little
Tells Colleges

NEW YORK. April 2S CUP)-
Coach Lou Little of the Columbia
University football team and
chairman OF the ma tionaL collegiate
rules committee, today warned
that the status quo program of
keeping regulations frozen for
the duration may find US frozen
out by the pros" when the war
is over.
He said the time had come for
college coaches and athletic direc-
tors 10 wake up or find that the
professional game has appropri-
ated all the good ideas, college as
well as pro, and used them 70
build sport more interesting 10
their players and 10 spectators. ="
Little said he had received let
tiers from coaches throughout the
nation favoring several rules
changes for the 1914 season.
Coaches. he said were demanding
changes IN the code which has
been frozen since the 1871 season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Favor FL
Over Stroh
BY HAROLD KAHL

Whether George RrlantS + & r
bowling team becomes double
.champlon" viii be decided tonight
when il crosses alleys with Joe
Norris Stroh in the closing fea-
.ture of the Greater Detroit ALI
Star League at Olympic Recrea-
ton.
Winner Of The Detroit Times
FFtt=StdT classic ute, f. a. 3 must
take two games in its position
match with Stroh 10 carry off
the Greater Detroit. Norris club
faces the stiff assignment of hav-
ing 10 register sweep 10 triumph
and must win two to gain a tie
and force a roll-off
Under these conditions. r e. r
will go in the favorite. but Stroh
has overcome such obstacles be-
fore and is set 10 make its most
determined bid since the team was
organized. The match should be
one of the best of the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
I2865 Top
City Count

Twenty Grand Recreation was
top of the field last night In the
city bowling tournament at
Palace Recreation on 1865. Steve
Kent and Stanley Shockey Scor-
ing els and 6l4.
MineraliteS had 2807 including
a SOB from Tom Rooney. and Lin
coin Park OF the Greater Masonic
League PAS, National Tent of the
same circuit, 2664.
Leaders also held on in the over
average divisions.
Fife was down 10 1858 and
Leslie fS1ppeT-S DOwHTIveT RtteS
10 26Z6. Bergers from the Greater
Masonic did 2782. Walter Shaker
shooting 6i2. Auto Club from the
Michigan Major had 2782 with
Carl Polens doing COZ Low in the
first five is 1920.
Regular spots did not change
at Vogue. A new leader turned up
IN overaverage doubles. George
Harden, 500, and Don Stafford. 5l3.
scoring 1922 for first place on
266. Their average is 756.
Fifth went 10 Albert Sipos and
John Bort. who had 1877 from 1921.
SlpOs had oS7 and Bort 504
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
Caddie Rate
Up TO S1.35
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBROD

The new caddie rate of Sl35
for Is holes, which was recon-
mended by caddie committee
=eifsifHaeFf- district association
: clubs yesterday, is an increase of
v35 per cent over what caddies
were paid less than two years ago.
This is an increase of 10 cents
since fast season. Except for the
1S-hole twilight rate, which was
tipped from Sl.35 to $50, the
others are the same as a year ago.
They are 70 cents for nine holes,
$3.50 for Is holes double and 80
cents for nine holes twilight.
With the additional charge of
10 or Is cents at most clubs for
their caddie fund. it now will cost
approximately $50 a round to
have a caddie even before the twi-
light rates become effective.
This is a far cry from the rate
OF go cents which prevailed dur
ing the depression more than a
decade ago, the lowest on record
here since golf became so popu-
lar. but the chairmen decided new
conditions justify the two adj
vances they recommended.
Sighting a caddie shortage as
acute as that of last season, these
men decided some incentive had
10 be offered 20 make caddying
more attractive and get more boys
TO come TO their clubs.
The new basic fee Of S1.35 APP
proaches the rate Of pay the
smaller boys. who now do most Of
the eaddying, receive for most
jobs open 10 them
With frequent chances TO carry
double or make several loops, -
the regulars do real well finan-
cially now during the course of
season.
* A. Moore, chairman of the
districts Caddie committee, pre-
sided az the meeting at the War
dell Sheraton Hotel.
Russell A. Shields reported the
progress made in providing off
season activities for caddies.
James d. Standish Jr.. presi-
dent Of the district, promised the
\ district would strive 10 extends
'this and other work in behalf OF
the caddies after the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-29
American League

Totals 81 "a IS Totals Is II u
'Bstted for Deylln N fourth
Batted Tor Ktrenser-in sixth
-Bsttrr fer AA8mick In ninth
Cleveland 600 tot t+f1a--1
ST. Louis 230 900 COX 9
Runs Boudresu Gutterdge 2. Epps
Christman HayVorth Error uttert1ee
Runs batted stephens 2 GutterdRe
Epps 2, ODea Stolen bases -Chrlstnlan.
Gutteridge Double plays -ChrstnAn %
GutteTTTEe 70 NCQuIhn, STEPHENS 70 Cut
terdge 20 McQuinn. Boudresu 70 Peters 70
Rocco Left on bases-St LOUIS 3 Cleye-
land ID Bases on balls-Of EmDrpe
or kiieman off Nsymck z. of Potter
S. Struck out B. Embree / by Potter l.
by Naymick Z Hits--Off Embree in
inning tnDne out m secondt. off kheman
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