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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCIITs
IN AND For MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERN.
No. 1850
ROBERT JOSEPH PLAUT,
Plaintiff,
RUTH BAKER PLAUT.
Defendant
NOTICE TO APPEAR
TO RUTH BAKER PIlAUT,
Defendant,
11S5 $. Parton Street,
Santa Ana, California.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to
appear To the Bill Of Complaint
for Divorce filed in this cause, on
|sor before August 10. 1916. other
Wise the allegations contained in
said Bill Will be taken as confessed
and a decree. pro eonfesso entered
against you.
This order to be published in The
published at Key West. Florida.
DONE AND ORDERED at Key
West, Florida, this 18th day Of
July, A.D. 1916. 800, = !, -x,,,, 4
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: FLOR ENCls Il. SAW YER,
Deputy Cler&.
213 Shorthand Building,
Miami 80, Florida,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
jul 20-27; alig 3-10, 1916
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case Ma. I0-S40
| KATHERINE MARIE E-ANGILE,
Plaintiff
VS.. DIVORCE
lcHRIsToS SIMON yANGILE,
Defendant
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| (SEAL1 Ross G sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida
BY Kathleen Nottage
Deputy Clerk.
esd ALLAN b. CLEARE, JR..
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
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IN THE CIRCUITS COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JTDICIAL CIRCUIT
or THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COL NTIs
IN CHANCERY
Case N0. 10-S44
LEWAIN BEARD,
Plaintiff
VS. DIVORCE
SHIRLEY EUN1CE DAVIDSON
BEARD,
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end of the first half.
The sheet showed nine first
downs to none.
Tigers Hold
The second half was hardly
I underway when a Vicksburg
cuick-kick and 4 Tiger tumble
combined to pu; the Gfeenies on
the Tiger nine yard line again.
Here the Tiger forward wall
held and Baylot took two, tossed
two incomplete passes. and "The
Hornet" was thrown for a rare
five yard loss and the ball went
ever en- downs.
But seven plays later, the
Green.es had scored again when
Davis punted % the Greenie
81 yard line from where Lanier
took Ia yards, then 10. and Bay
,ot plunged over for another score
and Lanier's placement was good.
The score stood at $50.
Another blocked punt for the
Tigers and the Greenies romped
to another score early in the fin
al quarter and the VicksbIrg
second team went in to stay. A
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last five minutes to pull out a
IL to 0 decision over Columbus.
In non conference s~ettas, the
scores were:
Natchez rs, Rolling Fork 0.
Hattiesburg SO, Petal 0.
Pascagoula 48, Collins 0.
Corinth 10, Okolona o.
Tupelo 81, Bonneville 0.
Clarksdale 81, Belzoni 0.
Jackson 26, Crystal Springs 0,
Greenville rs, Lake Village,
Ark. O..
Biloxi 26, Ocean Springs 0.
Gulfport 10, Magee IL.
Brookhaven IL. Magnolia 0.
1t was no walkaway for Lau-
red. Three times Aaron Sumrall
turned back scoring threats by
intercepting Columbus passes.
Columbus had an edge until
the dying minutes of the final
period, when Sumrall intercept
ed another pass to give Laurel
he ball on the losers 35. Lau-
rel drove all the way from there
Charles Crumbley bucking over
rom the three.
Jimmy Howard climaxed a 3d.
ward advance by going Over
from the two.
The Natchez orgy was paced
by Bernard Calendar, who step.
ped to three touchdowns anc
counted one extra point. Free
Foster contributed two touch,
downs and two points after. A
touchdown each was credited Il
Fred Ballew and two points af.
ter. A touchdown each was cred.
tied to Fred Baliew, Ray Boyd
Sheldon Kaiser, Edward Waiser
Henry Simonton and Davic
Eidt. Bill O'Malley accounted fol
four extra points, while Ralph
Thompson and Claude Porter
iiid0C Ollc cdCii.
Harrisburg Scorer
Little Ed Langford of Hatties
burg, who was the Big Eight
top corer last year, jumped
right into the groove again with
four touchdowns in the Peta
debacle.
Pa~scagoula's scoring machine
was hitting on all cylinders. Ev
erette Stone, with two touch.
downs and one extra point
showed the way Robert HARE
and George Walker turned in ,
touchdown and an extra pom
each. Kirby King, Jerry Purdy
and Paul Ryan had a six-pointe,
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Jones. Perry Meet
In Finals For
Club Golf Title

Herman Perry and Merley
Jones will meet in a 36-hole
match Sunday for the golf cham
pionship Of the Pascagoula
Country Club. Doe Graham. club
pro, announced this week.
The first Is holes in the cham
pionship match will begin at 8
a. m. Sunday morning. with play
in the final 18 holes scheduled
to begin at 2 p. m. Sunday.
Jones won his way into the
finals by handing C. SAWYER a
8 and 2 defeat in the semi-final
round last week, while Perry
defeated Walter Gulley 2 and |
in the other semi-final match.
Finals in the second flight, an
18-hole match, will also be play
ed Sunday with Red" Robert
son to meet the winner of the
other semi-final match in the
second flight between Wilburn
and DR.. w. j. Weatherford. Play
in this match will begin at 9:l5
a. m. Robertson went into the
finale in this flight by defeat
ing Saul Peterzel 2 and l in the
semi-finals.
The public is cordially invited
to witness play in the finals
matches, Pro Graham said.
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little later, Spud Afford, in for
the Tigers, took Davis pass for a
first down on the Vicksburg 40
but the Clay's pass was intercept
ed by the Greenies on the next
play.
Moss Point was in the air when
they had the ball from then on
in desperate passes which failed
to click and the Greenies were
on the Tiger three yard line as
the game ended.
The Tigers were on the road,
playing a season-opener on a
strange field but nothing can de-
tract from the show the Greenies
put on. Coaches and sports
writer's seemed to agree following
the game that only the McComb
nins stands in the way of the
Greenies and the Big Eight
Crown.
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Tigers Badly Mauled In Opener;
TO Meet Biloxi Indians Toniqht

took the boot back to his own 81.
Four first downs and less than a
dozen plays later, the Greenies
rad their first of five touchdowns
and less than three minutes had
elapsed since the opening whistle.
Cecil Lanier went for five
around the Tiger right end and
The Hornet" made il a frs, on a
reverse around left end to the
Greene 48. Moss Point took a
five yard penalty and the ball
moved into their territory to the
AZ. Baylot made IL a measure
first in two plungeS. Lanier took
two yards and THE Hornet took
Is on a fake pass to the Tiger 25.
Baylot attempted a pass, which
was incomplete, and The Hor-
net went 81 yards to the Moss
Point four on a reverse and over
the goal line on the next play.
He topped II off by holding foe
Lanier's perfect placement and
the score was re before the
packed-stands had settled in
their seats.
Vicksburg kicked just over the
so yard line and Louis Clay tried
the line for no gain, then passed
to Davis for five yards. Davis
went arounf left end for two and
Clay runted to Elchos who romp-
ed back to the Vicksburg 81.
The Greenies made one first
but, failing to gain, quick-kicksd
to the Moss Point IA where Clay's
attempted punt was blocked on
his own IL a couple of plays later
and the second Vicksburg score
set-up.
Second Score
In two plays, the Greenies had
scored again. The Hornet" took
nine yards and Lanier went the
remaining two to cor standing
up and then booted the extra
point and the quarter ended
couple of minutes later.
Failing to gain, Clay bootee
a nice spiral out of bounds OF
the Greene % where even a |!
yard holding penalty failed t.
stop the Vicksburg team. Baylo
picked up II yards and thel
plunged for a first on his owl
"a. The Tiger fine frightened ant
Davis ran Bay1ot's long punt bacl
to his own 43 only to have 9Th
Hornet" intercept his first pas
and run it back into Tiger terri
tory to the A.
The Greenies moved RICH
down the field with Jimmy Strib
ling, in for Vicksburg, catching
Baylot's toss for the score afteI
having SET it up with a is yarc
run. Lanier's kick was good
and the Greenies led 2l-0 as their
second team went in close to this
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Walker carried the pigskin to Col
Inns four yard line, thus end
ing the third quarter.
Jerry Purdy, sub left end, car
ried the ball over at the fourth
quarters start, by means of a
forward pass from Penton. Rob-
ert Hare, another substitute,
made the extra point. The score
at that point was 27-0.
1t was at this point that Col
Inns did its best work, which was
useless against the confident
Panthers. Massengale was down.
ed first by Clark Page and then
by Paul Delmas, both substitute
tackles, but managed to gain a
first down. Page then stopped
Corley, who made a sprint for the
goal, and Rubber Bogdahn pull
led down Cooter Carlyle. Pitt
man blocked a kick that he then
grabbed and carried to the ten
yard line.
Robert Hare made Pasca-
goula's seventh and last touch
down, while Bobby Penton fol-
lowed through with an extra
point. From that point, Collins
made to attempt to do much
passing, but tried to smash
through center.
Pascagoula's coach, Dobie Hill
den, sent in a flock of substi-
tutes, and Kent Massengale, Col
Inns coach, sent in only four,
Substitutes for Pascagoula were;
Carl Taylor, Don Byrd, Robert
Hare, Bobby Pittman, Buddy
Shemper, Leonard Trehern, Jer-
ry Purdy, Paul Delmas, Marion
Cole, Thomas Hayes, Rudy Bard
well, Buddy Ehrlich, Bobby Pen.
ton, Warren McCleskey, Clark
Page, Paul Ryan, Frank Branch
George Walker. James Allen, M
R. Richards, Alvie Walker. Col
Inns alternates were Bill Cauthern
d. Coulter, F. Yawn and j. Cor
ley.
Outstanding Players
Best work of the game was
done by Pascagoula's Hare, Walk.
er. Shivers, Stone, Penton and
Byrd, with some good gains by
Paul Ryan and Bobby Pittman
both of whom stayed in the game
only a short time. Collins best
players seemed to be Massengale
Carlyle, Rutland and Thompson
Pascagoula completed ne
passes; Collins, two. Passes in.
complete by the Panthers, none.
Collins, two. Pascagoula sui
fered most in penalties by losing
IS yards, while Collins was pen
allied Is yards.
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three touchdowns by Bob Eth
eridge and another by Guy La
Masters. Ellis Davis made two
conversions.
Biloxi's star was Tony Pitalo,
scorer of two touchdowns and
two extra points. Edward Lee
and Chester Comeaux also made
six-pointers.
Although Gulfport never wa
behind, the team had to hustle
to out point Magee. Lester Pad
gett scored touchdowns on runs
of one and SIS yards. Jesse Harri-
son pitched 10 yards to Roy An
derson for another. Thomas
Compton placekicked one point
after.
Runs of eight and 43 yards by
T. ]. Smith accounted for both
of Brookhaven's scores. =
Merioian, McComb and Green
wood had open dates.
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BY NoLLE T. ROBERTS

The Moss Point Tigers will
tangle with the Biloxi Indians
in their second Big Eight tilt
tonight at 500 o'clock in BIZ
loxi.
The Indians won their sea-
son opener against the Class
B Ocean Springs team last Fri
day night by a score of $50
while the Tigers suffered a
qoing-over in their opener
against the Vicksburg Greenies.
A pint-sized swivel-hipped back
named Elchos. dubbed THE
Green Hornet" and rated the best
light back in the Big Eight, led
the attack of the Carr Hi Green
les in Vicksburg Friday night
where the Moss Point Tigers took
their worst shellacking in at
least d decade in their initial
bow In the Big Eight.
The final score was $40 and
the statistics that go with it look
n o better. The final count on
first downs was II to l, from our
spot in the Greene press box
and we might have missed a few
in the general confusion which
began with the Vicksburg lightn-
ing attack at the opening kick
off and never let up until the
final whistle.
Coach Sammy Bartling's eleven
runners-up in the Big Eight last
year and rated in some quarters
as the best team in the circuit, un-
corked a speedy, tricky offense
and s~plit-second timing which
rocked Moss Points heavier line
back on their heels and kept then
there.
Quick Score
Harry (Red) Davis kicked of.
for the Tigers and Erwin Baylo
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apiece. Dellys Shivers, ames
Allen and Bob Benton each
broke into the scoring column
with a point after.
1t was the first Big Eight
start for Natchez and Pasca-
goula.
Corinth, also a newcomer,
showed plenty of power. The
scorers we're led by Paul
Jones, with two touchdowns,
and Frank Waggoner, with a
touchdown and two points af-
ter. Eddie Doyle, Ken Farris and
Ernest Cochran the last a guard,
also counted touchdowns, and
Jesse Bynum came through with
two extra points.
Halfback Paul Rodgers contri-
buted two touchdowns to the
Tupelo cause. Fullback Bobby
Guyton had a touchdown and
a point after, and Tom Smith
and Gene Allen came through
with a touchdown each.
Four men did the heavy work
for Clarksdale. Bobby Pitts
counted two touchdowns and one
conversion, while Pete Compass
81, Charley Harris and Leonard
Kelly accounted for a touchdown
each
Billy Boyles scampered Is 62,
and So yards for three Jackson
touchdowns, and passed to j. B,
Walker for another. James Shores
connected with two placements
for points after.
Greenvile had the help of
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Pascaqoula Panihers Walk Over Collins
48 10 0 In First Grid Battle Here
BY ALBIN KREBs

Pascagoula's Panthers chalk
ed up their first victory of the
season by defeating Collins High
school in a comparatively easy
victory Friday night of last week
on the local gridiron. The score
at the closing whistle was Pas
cagoula, 48; Collins, 0.
1t seems only fitting that the
first touchdown ofsthe game and
season was made by the cap
tain of the Panther team. Ever
cite Stone scored the first of sew
en- touchdowns only two or three
minutes after the game began.
The Panther right half ran only
eleven yards for the touchdown,
which with the addition of an
extra point scored by Dellyc
Shivers, brought a score of TO.
Collins best player, left hall
Buddy Massengale, seemed to be
the only player that gave the
Pascagoula team much compe-
titiop. The boy has that ad-
mxable quality of sheer tenacity
He proved this by bucking Pas
cagoula's stronghold, knowing
that his teams weak point was
its passing ability.
Pascagoula's next touchdown
came in the second quarter. Kir-
by King, left half, and Dellyc Shi-
vers, fullback, gained most of the
ground in this quarter. King car
ried the ball over for a touch
down after Shivers had carried il
to the Collins three-yard line
on an off-tackle play. Shivers
subsequent failure to gain the ex-
ira point was the only occurrence
of its kind during the entire
game. Extra points were added
after six of the games seven
touchdowns.
Paul Ryan, substitute RICH,
hall, made the next touchdown
for the fast-winning Panthers
His was the first of five scores
made by substitute players. James
Allen made the extra point. Hi:
score was followed by a tumble
on the part of Collins Scooter
Carlyle, which was recovered by
Don Byrd, Panther center.
Walker Scores
Surprise of the evening came
when George Walker, sub full
back, tore around right end fol
his touchdown. Although he
happened to have 2 clear field a
the time, he still showed ability
in that play and later, when he
gained much yardage for his
team. Walker gained his own ex
ira point.
With this scoring, the new
scoreboard recently erected a
the football stadium showed. il
red lights: Pascagoula, 20; Col
Inns, 0, at the half.
High7score man for the Pan
theirs so far this season is Stone
who added seven points to th,
Pascagcula score during the thirC
quarter by making the fifth
touchdown and adding an extr;
point.
Substitute Bobby Penton, re
placing Dellyc Shivers as full
back, showed his talents to hes
advantage, with the aid he gave
George Walker in making a frs
down after Massengale lost tht
ball to Pascagoula on his owl
34-yara line. Penton's lateral Il
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Laurel And Vicksburg Take Lead In
Race. For Big 8 Conference Crown

Vicksburg and Laurel had a
head-start today in the race for
the Mississippi Big Eight high
school conference football cham
oionship.
They scored conference tri-
umphs last night. while other
Big Eight teams made a clean
sweep OF their opening engage
ments with outsiders.
1t Was an easy win for power
full Vicksburg, which smother
ed Moss Point, "a to 0, but Lsu-
rel had to make a splurge in the
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Nebraska is called the corn.
husker state.
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PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
COMPOUNDED
HUNGRY?

AT the Hre sign Of illness COLL your doctor. He will diagnose and prescribe
then carry the Prescription to your nearest Virgins Drug Store where
they will be compounded b YReqhtered Pharmacists.
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sion force in Normandy on the
move as German counter-attacks
check the British.
1915. 900 U. S. planes bomb
deep into Japan.
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Today In History

f753-The University of Pen-
nsyNania chartered as the Col.
lege of Philadelphia.
1787-Congress senacts the his
toric Northwest Ordinance - in
the first rank among American
constitutional documents.
1854-U. S. sloop-of-war Cyane
shells San Juan (Greytown), MIC
aragua, in retaliation against out.
RACES committed against Ameri-
cans,
1886-Indian chief Geronimo
taken by troops under Gen.
Miles.
1917 $4,000 men ordered
drafted into service.
1941-Italian Government puts
American business houses in Italy
under Government control.
1943-A British force lands
near. Mt. Etna to assist Americans
there.
l944-Entire. American inva-