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Evening star., 1948-12-17
Loves Blond Wife, Sailor Says;
Asks AnnuIment From Brunette

So he sent word for Mrs. Ruth
Garrett to join him on the West
Coast where they were married on
March 8, 1886. He did not learn
until much later, he said. that his
divorce from Mrs. Nannette Garrett
did not become final until August
10, 1886.
From the time of the birth Of her
daughter, Chief Garrett told the
court, Mrs. Margaret Garrett "ex-
erted great pressure and made
severe threats to persuade him to
marry her.
On May 4, 1887, Chief CARROTS S
petition for an annulment states,
"the plaintiff, while under the in
fuence of liquor, and deprived Of his
true sense of reason, was prevailed
upon by the defendant Mrs. Mar
garet Garrett) to drive to El1icott
City, Md, and participate in a
marriage ceremony,
Chief Garrett told the court he
drove Mrs. Margaret Garrett back to
Washington after the ceremony and
that while he has given her money
to support herself and the child, he
has never lived with her as husband
and wife.
Mrs. Margaret Garrett in her cross
bill told the court she and Chief
Garrett lived together as husband
and wife from August, 1888, until
A
Mrs. Margaret Garrett charges
Chief Garrett committed adultery
with Mrs. Ruth Garrett here, in
Manila and Hong Kong.
Chief Garrett told the court he
was finally driven to seek legal help
In solving his marital difficulties
after Mrs. Margaret Garrett wrote a
letter to the Navy Department in
1916 demanding that he support her.
Evening star., 1948-12-17

1QCneS OF SKIN
from his thighs
and back.
The pain he'll
feel after the
operation will be
tortuouS a n d
doctors say it
will be constant
for several days.
Out Of tn e
torment, how
ever, Mr.. Becraft
will get the sat-
isf a C tion of
knowing that he
will have done
oil hn could noS.
Evening star., 1948-12-17
1S Building Cases Dropped
By Baltimore Grand Jury
BY the Asseeioted Press

BALTIMORE, Dec. ia city
grand jury has dropped 81 com.
plants against 18 building com.
panies engaged in construction o1
veterans housing.
Most of the complaints dismissed
involved only one house. Some
charged builders with violations
similar to several which have been
dismissed in cases already tried.
City officials would not say how
many cases were left for action, OF
II this cleaned the slate,
Evening star., 1948-12-17
80 Chain Store Workers
To Get YuIe Bonuses

Christmas bonuses will be given to
80 employees Of the F. e. w. Grand
Five and Ten Cent Store, 40C
Seventh street NV, it was an
nounced today by M. ]. May, man.
ager Of the H. L. Green Co., owners
(of the chain,
Evening star., 1948-12-17
MRS. Trumun Arrives
AT independence Home
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, Dec. IT,
Mrs. Harry s. Truman, Miss
Margaret Truman. and Mrs. Tru-
mans mother, Mrs. D. w. Wallace,
arrived by train here last night
from Washington to spend the
Christmas holidays.
Evening star., 1948-12-17

penses. but the law states 1t Is for
such things as providing additional
policemen. However, it was stated
at the District Building that an
other $4,000 fund Is available-de-
signed to cover costs Of entertain
ing visiting personalities and other
miscellaneous expenses.
Evening star., 1948-12-17
Berwyn PIuy Announced

The college and Junior groups oi
Berwyn Presbyterian Church will
present a Christmas play at 81;
pm. Sunday at the Berwyn (Md.)
Elementary School.
Evening star., 1948-12-17
Man Auergic to Sight of Pain
Offers Skin to Save Burned Boy

George Becraft, 81, who says he
can't stand the sight of pain, is
going to Casualty Hospital tomor-
row to let surgeons strip 100 square
Evening star., 1948-12-17

John Thomas Moore Of Kitty Hawk N c. only surviving
witness of the Wrghs first flight the sand dunes
today describes the event he when small boy
Milton Wright of Dayton Ohio nephew Of the Wrghts Mr.
Wright made the formal presentation today in behalf Of the
estate Of the late Orvlle Wright (Story Page AID
Star Photos.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-07-03
Exit One Party System
, ontinen a. r,c@--

SERIOUS STUDENTS frank to admit tnat
basic underlying taking place in the area OF govern
nt The old major parties the Democrats and
Republicans ideal PHILOSOPHERS govern
ent are struggle between the H. O r.
and the Democrats the Od Guard and the liberal e
men in both parties
OF even significance is the political changes taking place
the South trend the Sohd South Will be re-
ed to only considerations Long before the cleavage OF the
two major nana the Southern Republicans and southern
Democrats policy Both operted to eliminate w
Negro as political Southern politics Many white voters
were Negro completely excluded from
that party.
Presently thousands of Negro Democrats
throughout the South There thousands who will qualify
within the next few years naon of these coored voters will
alter not only complexion extent the aims policy
and philosophy of the party in the South
On the hand many white whose major reason fol
affatng Democratic forces The Negro) has been moved
will undoubtedly remain Democrat and will be
Republican column The umaum handed the Ne
publican resolution group Negro delegation headed by Chann
Tobias significant He spoke the truth when ne stated
that line throughout the country on the issue OF
citizenship Another significant straw the wind is ne
lack of solidarity Southern front the Civil Rights issue ne
gadess of the Civil Rights President Iru
(which assured) white Souheers
will continue to party, while others will bolt
two party system desirable thing Inc
party on We do not know the
nature or parties will play the major role IN tut
ure Southern life the might follows the day
great underlying significant the political life OF me
right under he Tampa Bue-
tiny.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-07-03
Something The Perry Howard
Republicans Can Do

Up in Philadelphia during the meeting of the National Kpuo
can Convention first National Committee then the Credentials
Committee between the Regular Republican
ton Mississippi headed by Perry Howard and e SO
Party of Mississippi Lilly Whe
headed ex-governor Sheldon OF Nebraska Vd
unanimously the delegation under the leadership
of Perry Howard being the main despite the que
ton of Lilly Whesm, the issue of party regularity
action of the National Commute and OF he
the Republican Party concerned
party system OF pohtca act
Independent Republican Party Mississippi has neither the a
adjunct of tie Republican Party IN
the State Independent Republican Party of Mississippi exist at
all following Philadelphia exist only as thrd
During past Independent Republicans have had the
name the official ballots of the State along Win
those Regular Republican Organization using the results OF the
their claim for recognition as
the Republican Party of the State
In view during the Philadelphia Convention II ap.
logical the only which the Independent
Republican Party Mississippi has right have the names "
it's ballots would be by meeting the quacaos Oh
third party.
the really great and needy things that the Ferry
Republicans should to file suit and have the courts
mine th. Republican Party first step to
the unity developing real Republican Party IN MISSISSIPPI
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-07-03
RACE AND COLOR PREJUDICE
AT IT'S WORSE

Medical Association, at It's reens
meeting Chicago time in the nations history IN con-
tnung it's membership Negro doctors will be view
further evidence OF the ut
States for world leadership and OF It's
ability to interpret the equran concepts of De-
mocracy which proudly hail
What the verdict will may Immediately evident
distant
when the Nations people world began choosing sides
what NAV resolve struggle for world
The greatest the half century the pre-
Charlie Drew Negro doo which moe
possbe the storing the dreation of the
Bloc Bank medical facts Notwithstanding the
dead in World War proportions greaey in
cess of what actually white mother in the States
where Negro membership the return
their sons to the the Negro doctor Drew
In accomplishing great discoveries Dr. Drew, a
Negro worked with leading Englan and France
cocieties
Dr. Drew Negro DOCTOR fortunately his work Negro
did not membership anywhere the
American Medical appears plain that
its bar Negro doctors the gh
of the great N3rka md discoveries of doctor Drew.
Coming immediate question there those who take
The poson that the refusal bar against
Negro right denial of which would
guaranteed by the constitution OF
thus would much logic were
not for the fact that through the ANA has itself
qualification rest membership
in the ANA.
This being the case considering that the members of
ANA must acquainted scientific truths which make
prejudice invention of the self seeking the irrational
and Medical Association at Chicago
and becomes stark evidence OF
the prejudice and the great
curse o United States as Nation.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-07-03
COP Civil Rights Challenges Democrats

could scarcely have been
emphasized forceuy Representative Rankns
South the National Convent
L. incorporate in the 1948 platform the weak
vagu civil rights plank of the 1914 platform
would the rebelous South
to continue its through the November election.
surrender of political
expeden would invite fight the Convention floor by
the wing party supporting the fortnight program civil
rights forth by President Truman
Democratic leadership must take made all the
more the Republican National Convention
containing concise constructive
statement rights which leaves for misunderstanding
If the Democrats campaign few States will
be handicapped
The republican plank yhg and other forms Of mob
violence t. the calls legislation end it,
opportunity and fer Federal legislation necessary
to maintain it, it favors abolition poll requirement for
voting segregation in the armed for
ces of the United States
Rankn the leader white supremacy" bsc Congress
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-07-03
BROTHER OF WELL KNOWN
BUSINESSMAN DEATH
VICTIM

d.. Summers, brother of W..
"Bill" Summers, well known local
businessman died at his home in
Washington Addition last Wednes-
day following lengthy illness.
Other survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Marion Summers, four chill
dren, four brothers, and a sister,
Mrs. Bessie Anderson.
Funeral Services were held at
Terry, Tuesday afternoon with ar
engagements under the direction of
Peoples Funeral Home.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-07-03

wants no part specific actions have been made Official ne
nub;can policv or Truman has indorsed
The Democratic platform of 1914 did little more than state ha
racial and religious equal rights to v develop an
vote and share rights guaranteed by the Constitution
The onv call for the meaningless statement that
should Constitutional to protect those
rights
The real measure any platform the extent to which the pied
are redeemed has gained political
taco justice has been advanced by
which has met the CIVIL gs
promises must be fulfilled
(Frorp The Philadelphia Enquirer)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-07-03
SREY'LL NEVER DIE 81 Slee~ "a
i f't~JYE or cHlCbC .,

4 "tTlVE or CHICAGO,
kF-l Z sCYRLoCKW8c BORN
20 =AR rs 400 He MAS
a. 1&oUSTEp FROM LANE
"r.~ NHIcAL HIGH SCHOOL As
ELECTRICIAN AND RADIO
r=RAToR MAJOR
DUNG ScURLocK ENLISTED
I'd T+i- U.s. NAVY AT The START
~ WORLD WAR 7 AND MADE
5 FIRST TRIP AS WIRELESS
.1ERAToR, TO LIVERPOOL.
..M1LAND HE WAS ABOARD a
t,fl.TlSH SHIP. IN 1917 He
lLlSTED AGAIN THIS TINE IN
: 9TA ILLINOIS REGIMENT
= FITTED Up A TEXAS CANTON
LENT WITH TELEPHONES AND
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
WHILE AWAITING PROMOTION.
he VS. FATALLY stricken
Wtr 3t,-JtS1ti!A.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Joyce Evelyn Cunningham,
young daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Cunningham. was the hon
Gree of a party given at her
home last Thursday in observance
of her 18th birthday.
A gaily decorated birthday cake
was placed in the center of the
dining table. and was cut after
the guests had sung the Happy
Birthday song.
Assisted by Mrs. P. J. Moore
and Isabelle Baker, Mrs. Cunning
ham served cake and ice cream
as refreshments.
The guests were as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Manuel and
Gaynell Manuel, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
T. Ladnier and Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Moesch and family, Mrs.
Arthur Burrough and baby, Will
liam, Mrs. Julia Mason and
Woodie Mason, Mrs. Joe Manuel,
Janet Terreson, Alma Dell and
Helen Wilkerson, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. J. Moore, Isabelle and Dimitri
Baker of Los Angeles and 10 Ann
Murray of Mobile.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-08-13
Cooks To Play
In Finals OF
Softball Tourney

The Cooks softball team Of
Pascagoula after going through
the season undefeated has adj
vanced to the finals in the Mis-
sissippi State Amateur Softbail
Tourney being held at the Biloxi
VA Center.
The finals are slated to be held
Saturday starting at 1880 p. m.
when Cooks will play the winner
Of the Nc Comb-Jackson tilt for
the championship.
The Cooksmen advanced to the
finals by virtue of their wins
over Gays of Gulfport and the
Blue and White Grill of Nc
Comb.
Porter pitching for Cooks bare
ly missed a no hit, no run game,
as his team downed Gays 8 to o.
Bartlett of Pascagoula led the
winners at the plate with 2
singles while j. d. Faggard hit
a triple and Spade Roberts a
double. Cooks won its second
game of the tournament by "a
count of 8 to |.
The heaviest hitters for Cooks
were Toots Stauter and ]. T..
Bishop with 2 singles each, while
]. D. Faggard and r. Roberts
raped out a double each.
Including city league games and
exhibition games the Beermen
have won 38 games this season
and lost IL. Their record includes
wins over such outstanding
teams as Brookley Airmen, KEGS
Ter Field, Cocoa Cola of Mobile,
Firestone and Falstaff of Biloxi
and Gays of Gulfport, Dixie As
of Pass Christian and McComb.
Composed entirely of players
from Moss Point and Pascasoula,
the Cooks team is sponsored w
John F. Daley and managed by
Antoine Kihyet and Arnold
Pierce.
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Pasture Tours

Continued from Page y
ture fertilization and explained
soil texture.
Among guests introduced were
R. P. Colmer, State Plant Board,
Starkville; E. E. Dean, district
agent, Hattiesburg; C. S. Brock
man, county agent, Mobile; j.
Calhoun. soil conservationist of
George county; members Of the
board of directors and officers of
the Pascagoula-M Moss Point bank
who were present.
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BOATS. ACCESSORIES 2

FOR SALE new i4-ft. Battle all cv-
press fish boats. At c & G. Auto Parts.
1415 Main St, Moss Point. 81 81 ] 7-30
FOR SALES h. p. "Seabee" cupboard
motor, new condition, $500. 500 9th
St. phone 432-W. 81 1t p 8-l3
FOR SALE-2nd hand cupboard motors.
Humans. 926 So. Market St. phone
1887. 81 II p 8-l3
FOR SALE-New I h. p, electric mot
ors, $14.95. Humans, 1926 So. Market
St. phone 1887. q 1t p 8-13
FOR SALE-New 10 h. p. Evinrude
motor. cheap. Can be seen at 900
~Pascagoula St, any afternoon after A
p. m. q 1t p 8-l3
FOR SALE-Two and half hip. water
cooled inboard motor, wheel and shaft,
$4,000. A. K. Walker, 472 Lake Ave,
phone 268. 81 4 p 1928
FOR SALE-7 h. p. air cooled engine
with shaft and wheel, Perfect on
dition. $500; also one skiff with
well. $500. Phone 67-J or l055-M.
81 Ut d 8-6
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LEGAL NOTICES

cessor is elected and qualified.)
All persons desiring TO have their
names placed upon the official bal
lot to be used in said special cleo
ton, will file petition requesting such
person or persons to become a can
didate for said office signed by at
least fifteen (l5) qualified voters of
said District No. S, such petition TO
be filed with the election Commission
ers of Jackson County, Mississippi, on
or before the 10th day of August A.
D. 1913, tbeing at least Is days of
said e%lectionl.
Said election 10 be had and held
as far as practicable in accordance
with the law regulating General Flee
tons in the State of Mississippi.
WITNESS our signatures upon this
the 3rd day OF August A. d, 1913.
II. W. GAUTfER,
MRS. OLLIE p. SMITH,
A. L. GOTTSCHE.
3t-8-6, 10. 20.
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Mrs. Murvin BrYdnt
Entertuins PrimurY
Sunday School Gloss

Members of the primary class
of the Admiral Schley Sunday
School class were entertained at
a party given by their teacher,
Mrs. Marvin Bryant, who was as
sisted by Mrs. B. A.. Williams.
Games and contests were en-
joyed by rs children with Ernest
Hitchcock, Jr., Robert Atwood
and italia Terry winning prizes.
After ice cream and cake had
been served each child was pre-
sented a favor.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

~ SAh 1890
THREE-BEDRooM HoUsE-For sale.
9fO Resca de la Palma. Will decorate
to suit purchaser. is If be Ing. ell
5-ROOM HOUSE-and BATH for sale,
also garage. 588 E. Live Oak st.
phone 542-W. 10 1t p 30
5-ROOM HOUSE-With bath, for sale
cheap on large lot at Kreole. Known
as j. D. Bell property. For informa.
ton call $3.50, Mrs. J. B. Bell. is 8t p 8-6
FOR SALE-7-room trailer camp. high
powered water pump, 81 grown chick
ems, 1000 feet lumber. Apply at Pic
mic Inn, $4,000. l6 IT p 8-l3
FOR SALE--A modern 4-room house
with all conveniences OF large we'll
drained lot. Close to schools and
churches in Escatawpa. Bargain price;
Phone 1858. 16 1t p 8-13
5-ROOM HOUSE-With large screened
back porch and bath. Lot 50'x150':
Close to schools. stores. churches n
shipyards. 1871 w. Bienville Ave. call
1047-M, $4,000 C. d. Ellerman.
16 2t p 8-6
HOUSE FOR SALE+On 10 acres of
land, 8 acres in pecan trees. House
has six rooms with bath. gas, water
and lights. Nelson's Place on East
Lincoln. first place to right after pass
ing 18th St, phone 1904 l6 ct p BIB
D ACRES fOH SALE-NeaT WARY
Walker Bayou and P~ascagoula river.
Beautiful wooden thome site, electricity
and telephone available. Land well
drained, close to schools and churches,
located opposite Merrils Fishing Camp,
Gautier. Phone 2i01. Moss Point.
16 81 p 7-30
INGLEwooD HOMES FOR SALE
MODERN 2 AND 3 BEDROOM
HOUSES AND DUPLEX APART
MENTs. HARDWOOD FLOORS. PLAS-
TERED WALLS. GAS RANGE, AUTO
Matte HOT WATER HEATERS
$500 90 DOWN PAYMENT. BALANCE
IKE RFNT. PAYS TAXES. INSUR-
sNru AMI PRINCIPAL
NO CLOSING FEES. SPECIAL TERMS
VETERANS INGLEWOOD
HOMES. INC, 1901 CHERUBUSCO ST.
PHONE 20o-M. is fc TIE
BROOM HOUSE-For sale. furnished
with 2 heaters. gas range and linoleum
rugs. so by $50 foot lot with CITY
lights and water, butane system.
$4,000 terms. 929 Old Mobile High
way. Concrete block garage, 25x36 fl.
on 50xI50 fl. lot. Equipped with $4,000
worth of tools and machinery all for
$1,000 on terms: new Groom house
with lights. water and butane gas on
5 acres of land with IL pecan trees,
$4,000 on terms. 81 off for cash. n.
P. Human. 926 South Market St.
phone 1887. is 1t p 8-13
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE OR TRADE

a. ~ 9EA11 OAt 80
FOR SALE-25 gal. Butane gas tank,
$4,000. Phone 1373-M2. % ct p 8-6
FOR SALE-52 in. wide screen wire,
10c a running foot. Humans. 926
So. Market St, phone 1887. % 1t p 8-13
FOR SALE-10 #. all porcelain electric
refrigerator. Humans, 926 So. Mark
ct St, phone 1887. % 1t p 8-13
FINE BABY CARRIAGE-For sale, $12.
large gas range. $25. r. H. Lee. l406
Tyler Avenu % 1t D 8-13
FOR SALE-Bath tub and an ABC
washing machine. Humans. 926 So.
Market st. phone 1887. % 1t D s-13
ROLL-A-wAY BED-For sale. Hin
mans, 926 So. Market ST.. phone 1887.
% 1T u S-13
CHIFFEROBE-For sale. single bed and
springs. Humans. 926 So. Market st.
phone 1887. % 1t p 8-l3
FOR SALE-Desk type Singer Sewing
Machine. Humans. 926 So. Market St,
phone 1887. % 1t p 8-f3
SECOND HAND BICYCLES = For
sale. Humans. 926 So. Market St,
phone 1887. % 1t p 8-13
GUARANTEED BATTERIES 5000
up. Davis Radiator and Battery Shop.
816 Market St, phone 1877. % 4 p 7-23
FOR SALE--Enlargements. ski for Csc
935 E.. Lincoln Ave. % at p 7-30
CHEVROLET RADIATORS $28. so,
model 35-41. Cores for any car. Davis
Radiator and Battery Shop, 816 Market
st. phone 1877. % 4 p 1923
NEW LOW PRTCE-On buttonhole at
tachments, S9.95: sewing lights, S2.95;
motors and controls. SIT. so. Humans.
1926 So. Market St. phone 1887.
% II p 8-13
FOR SABE-One pair Sanitary scales:
one pair Simpson scales; one National
cash register: me Victory adding ma
chine; 10 #. all glass show case: n
Enterprise meat grinder. sos N. Willow
Street. % 1t D .8-13
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CARDS OF THANKS

and heartfelt thanks to relatives,
friends, and neighbors for their kind
ness and sympathy shown us during
the illness and death of. our loved
one. Joyce Isabelle Harris Thompson.
Special thanks to Drs. McIlwain and
Lockard, nurses and attendants of
Jackson county hospital, Mr.. E.. r.
Arnold and Fails Funeral Home. Many
thanks for the beautiful floral offer
ings. All have u everlasting graft
tude. Father and aunts. 28-1t p 8-f3
90 LEGAL. NOTICES ~
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as provided by law.
The above and foregoing Ordinance
having been introduced in writing at
this regular meeting of the Mavor and
BOARD of CoureiImen of the CITY Of
p~ascagoula. Mississippi. held upon
Friday. July %. 1913. and the same
having heen marked, introduced and
filed with the Clerk. was again read,
considered and discussed and on mo-
ton of Councilman Beckham, duly
seconded by Mayor Watts was adopted
on this the ........ dav of .......--.,...f 1913.
paragraph by paragraph. section by
section and then as a whole BY the
following vote. to-wit:
Reckham. aye; Watts. aye: DeJean.
absent.
APPROVED:
BY .~..-...-..-.--..s Mayor.
ATTEST:
Clerk.
Notice Is further given that the Zen-
ing District Map referred to in Or
dinance No. IL. 1915. and Ordinance
No. 16.ia47. Is on file with the City
Clerk Of said City.
Done by order of the Mayor and
Board of Couneilmsn of the CITY Of
Psscagoula. this 23rd day of July,
Iods.
(SEAL)
V p. DeJEAN. CITY Clerk.
By MARION ]. WILSON. .. c.
$3.50. s-6. Is.
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RoOMs-BoARD
ga

AND BOARD-For men only.
Mrs. Clark. 335 South Magnolia st.
phone 651. 13a Ut p 8-l3
FOR RENT-In private home,
twin beds. 208 w. John venue
13a st p 8-13
ONE BEDROOM-For rent with pri-
bath. $500 a week. 1901 Resca
de la Palma. Call 272 or 1021-xR.
13a If 8-13
FURNISHED ROOM-Twin beds. pri-
entrance. with or without meals.
Men preferred. Phone 1003-R.
l3-a st D 7-30
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING T
BIRDS AND PETS

BOSTON BULL
PUPPIES-For sale. Natural screw
tails, sired by champion. Females.
S25; males $50. Mrs. Leo p. Davis,
943 Cherobusco St. phone 666-M.
"a q ID 8-lS
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A CLASSIFIED AD IS A
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
FOR PROPERTY OWNERS
LEGAL NOTICES

Mississippi described as follows:
Lot Number 8 Block Number 2 ex-
cept s. on the South Line, having a
frontage on the West side OF Ward
Avenue of S. and a depth East and
West of 1862 according to Plat of Alto
Park Addition TO Town of Ocean
Springs. Jackson County. Mississippi
made by f. N. Ramsey. surveyor, and
dated February 8, 1890, all in the Town
of Ocean Springs, jackson County.
Mississippi.
You are summoned to appear before
the Chancery Court of the County of
Jackson. Mississippi, at the courthouse
thereof in the City of ~Pascagoula,
Jackson County. Mississippi. on the
18th day of September. 1913. the Sep
TENDER Rules Day of the Chancery
Court of Jackson County Mississippi
to defend the suit numbered l0486 filed
in the Chanccry Court of Jackson
County. Mississippi in which suit Orion
S. Baker and Mrs. Orion Baker are
compliments and in which suit you
are defendants.
This the goth day of July, A. D.,
1913.
(SEALl
N. C. EVERETT,
Chancery Clerk
BY Z. M. GALLOWAY.
Deputy Chancery Clerk