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The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25
Urban U ar ]. League e:
Gives Warning

1t has been reported that
unScrupulouS persons are
at work in our community try
ing to swindle sincere and hard
working people out Of their
earnings. Mr.. ]. w. Strom,
Director, U. S. Civil Service,
Omaha, Nebraska District, re.
ports the latest one. A man is
going about the community
selling correspondence courses
to those wisring employment
in the U. S. Civil Service. The
cost of a course is said to be
$50 payable in installmnts.
The man is promising those
who accept his proposition, U.
S. Civil Service employment
in Omaha when they complete
the course. Mr.. Storm says
this is WHOLLY FALSE!
and such promises cannot be
kept.
Check all of these solicita-
tions with either your Nebras-
ka State Employment Service,
your Civil Service Commits
sion if it's a government job,
the Urban League, your min
lister, this newspaper, or better
still, the company with whom
the persons promise to get
you a job.
Very few, if any, jobs are
gotten by paying a fee to q
person who knocks on your
door, stops you in the street
or approaches you in a public
place. If such persons are hon.
est and sincere, their story car
stand investigation.
Before parting with youl
money, It's be sure we know
where it's going. DON'T BE
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25
New Hospital OPP
en- House Today
7:3O to 1000 p M
OPEN HOUSE AT THE
PEOPLES HOSPITAL,
7:30 to 100 P. M.

Omahans will have the oppor
tunity to inspect the New Peo-
pies Hospital at 1874 North
10th Street, this evening, DUR
ing the hours from z 80 70 10:
90 P. M.
The Peoples Hospital, is !
new venture in Negro Hospital
management in Omaha, and &C
cording to reports from the
management, it will be equlpp-
ed with the latest equipment,
and will be stated by some of
the best physicians in Omaha
and also will have an efficient
nursing staff.
1t is, however, the hope of
the management that the pub
lie and local organizations will
see the need for such an insti-
tuition providing training for
girls wishing to take nursing as
a career; underwrite expens-
es for the training Of each girl.
1t is estimated that the cost for
each girl would be approximate
ely $500. AS the situation now
stands, any local girl who de-
cides upon a nursing career,
must in most cases go out OF
state for her training.
The 20-40 Club is sponsoring
the pre-open house evening.
Doctor Aaron Mcmillan is in
charge of the hospital.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25

George H. McDavis has re-
signed as our Advertising Re y
resentative, Mr.. McDavis does
not have authority to contract
for any advertisement for the
Guide, or to make any collect
ions for the Guide.
The Omaha Guide will not
be responsible for any con-
tracts or commitments made
by either Mr.. Mcdonald, or
Mr.. McDavis. Our representa-
tives carry Identification, ask
to see it, if in doubt.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25
ELIZABETH DAVIS PITTMAN
FATHER-DAUGHTER FORM
LOCAL LAW FIRMS

Father-Dauhter form law firm
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis Pitt
man who was recently admit
ted to Nebraska State Bar, has
formed a law firm here with
her father, Charles F. Davis,
who, for many years has been
a practicing attorney in Oma-
ha. The partnership Of Davis
aha. The partnership Of Davis
& Pittman is one Of the few
such coiored father and daugh-
ter firms Of record.
Mrs. Pittman has been ex-
tremely active on the civic and
social scene in Omaha. She will
also be remembered for her
brilliant scholastic record at
the various schools which she
has attended.
Mrs. Pittman was an honor
graduate of North High school
and received a Regents Schol-
arship to the University of Ne
braska, where she completed a
part of her undergraduate
work. She was also an honor
student at Creighton, and from
which she also received her
Bachelor Of Science Degree.
She was chosen Law School
Princess at the Creighton Jun
ior and Senior Prom this
spring.
Mrs. Pittman who is the on
ly colored woman attorney in
Nebraska, constitutes the jun
ior partner in the law firm OF
Davis & Pittman.
She is a member of the Yes
try and Secretary of St. Phil
ip's Episcopal church and an
officer of Delta Epsilon One
ga Chapter of Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority.
Before commencing active
practice, Mrs. Pittman and her
mother, Mrs. Charles F. Davis
will take a Pacific coast vaca-
ton.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25
REVEREND METCALF PASSES

ficiating. assisted by Rev. John
Adams. Sr., P. E., Rev. ]. B
Brooks, Rev. H. w. Bletson
Rev. 0. ]. Burchardt, Rev. j
E. Cooley, Rev. Jorn Williams
Rev. VIM. Pruitt, Rev. c. C.
Baker. Pail bearers were A. B.
Goode, B. A. Howell, Robert
Mosley, w. P. Erwin, c. B
friedrich, r. Brown. Burial
wasin the family plot at For
est Lawn cemetery with ar.
rangements by Thomas Funer-
al Home.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25

Dodge, N. P. Dodge Co., E. Al.
Undeland, Undeland Co.; Ken
meth Red, Hastings & Heyden
Co.; VIM. Sones; Arthur Nc
Caw, and DR.. J. ]. Jones, DDS.
Cooperating with the commit.
tee are the local Federal Hous-
ing Administration and the
City Planning office.
The committee hopes to have
the survey completed and tab
ulated by November 1st.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25
HOPE LUTHERAN
PASTORS BROADCAST
HEARD Owe SCOTS
BLUFF STATION

Reverand H. H. Schauland
the Hope Lutheran church
Of the Hope Lutheran church
preached Sunday at the St. Pc
ter's Lutheran Church in Scot
tsbluff, Nebraska. The service
was broadcast over station
K. N. E. B.
St. Peters minister, Rev. Geo
rye Uleber formerly conduted
Lutheran services at the home
of Mrs. Mary Mcintosh recent
ly deceased in Omaha. !,
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25
Named to Head H
Division
MRS. r. c. PRICE
WILL HEAD DIVISION
H IN CHEST DRIVE

The headquarters for the
Community Chest, announce
that Mrs. R. c. Price of 2411
North 22rd street has been ap-
pointed the chairman of Div
ision H for the Women's div
ision of the Community Chest
campaign which will be con-
Quoted from Sept. 27 to Oc-
tober 13.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25

The indoor bath was brought
about when water systems were In
troduced into cities In the early
1800s. BY 1880 the revolutionary idea
Of q warm bath three times 4 week
was the aim Of crusade. BY the
192os the u. S. owned e5 per cent Of
al tubs in the world and had begun
to 60 In for such variations Of the
standard porcelain tub as solid onyx
tubs, marble tubs and tubs with
solid gold fixtures.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25

If we Nebraskans want this
country governed as it should
be, we can't trust the job to
furriners from South Carolina,
Texas or Maine; we'd betted
send our best men down to
Washington. I'd like to see a
Nebraskan elected who knows
its one world and wants to keep
it in one piece, and who'll intro
duce a world government ill
to that end. Gene O'Suilivan
would do such a job.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25
value es MN

"A quart Of mi1k-four glassss-
supplies approximately these per
centages Of the daily nutritfve re-
quireInents Of an average man: Cal.
cium. 100 per cent plus; ribofavin
(vitanain @, 90 per cent; phos-
phorus. 81 per cent; protein. 49 Per
cent; vitamin A, 80 per cent: thia.
min, q per cent: calories. "a per
cent; vitamin c, 10 per cent; niacin
8 per cent, and iron, 3 per cent.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25

Fashion dictators are prescribing
abundant use Of jewelry to compile
ment the ''bust and bustle' fashions
currently In vogue. In keeping with
elegance Of the new gowns. jewel
ers are creating lavish, delicate
pieces using the sister metals, pal
ladiuIn and platinum.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25

law providing one high grade
of fluid milk for cities of more
than 10000 in Nebraska" said
Mr.. Roberts. "Such a law wou.
Id, for one thing" he added,
help eliminate the danger OF
milk shortage in Omaha and
answer many perplexing pro-
blems."
DR.. L. L. Fatheree, Omaha
Health Director reported Tues
day to the City Council that
the dairy's request for permis-
sion to sell the new vitimin.
fortified product is under dis
cussion with the dairy's attor-
neys and the City Legal Depart
ment.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25

We call to the attention OF
our advertisers and readers
that Mr.. c. c. Mcdonald has
resigned from the staff Of the
Omaha Guide and is no longer
connected with our circulation
department, and does not have
the authority to accept or col
lect for subscriptions, or to
Solicit any advertisement,
either POLITICAL or COM
MERCIAL for the Omaha
Guide.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25
Early Firms Honored

The Firms who settled along
the Delaware in Pennsylvania in
1888 were honored by Finland's spe-
cial commemorative stamp 10 years
ago.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25

Catching an Alligator
The next time you want to catch a
live alligator, just hold his mouth
shut and tie him up. According to
the World Book encyclopedia, the
animals jaws are very powerful,
but once they are shut, man can
easily hold them closed with his
bare hands.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25

New Fiber from Milk
Aralac Is a milk fiber for blend
ing with other fbers to make cloth
ing, blankets and interlininRs. N
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25

My adviser on mems styles, a
chap down at Brandies, tells me
194o's well-dressed men will re-
fuse starch in his shirt collars
or a crease in his coat sleeve.
His jacket will be loose.
Il hear men have been turned
dCswn for certain university
clubs because of a crease in the
sleeves.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25
Speed of Red Fox

Speed Of Red Fox
The red fox Is much faster than
the grey fox. He has been known to
cover given distance at the rate Of
30 miles Der hour.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25
First Labor orrauization

Americas first national labor or.
ganization, the Knights of Labor,
was founded after the Civil war BY
two Pennsylvanians, Uriah S. Ste
vens and Terrence v. Powderly.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25
Pennsylvania Farmers

Pennsylvania Farmers
Pennsylvania farmers have q
total investment Of nearly two bill.
lion dollars in farm land, buildings,
equipment. machinery, livestock
and crops on hand.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25

Isaac Woodward, 29-year-oId
ex-Sergeant who was blinded
by Jim Grow police practices
in the South two years ago,
has been appointed National
Co-Chairman of Veterans for
Wallace. Woodward, whose
eyes were gouged out by
Aiken, South Carolina, police
only a few hours after his dis
charge from the Army, was
the center. of a celebrated
NAACP case. The policeman
who admitted attacking him
was later acquitted by an all.
White Federal jury in Aiken
after "a, minutes Of delibers
tion> e. IN. IN
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25
ONCE UPON
OUR TIME
By the Town Crier

Every newspaper in Nebras-
ka ought to print every import
ant vote of every member oi
Congress running for re-elect'
ion, during his entire career al
Washington.
Then we'd know what we're
voting for or against.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25

The other evening l went up
on 24th street to a mail box
that is l started-but had to
turn and go in the other direct
ion. Why? Too many teenagers
needlessly hogging all the side
walk. 1t nettles me, when l 90
out on the street, and have to
either get off the sidewalk to
get around, or risk life and limb
by crossing in the middle of the
street to the other side, in order
to get where l am going. And
to top it off, it is l, who have of
Tended these sidewalk hoegers,
and not they.
The conduct of these school
youngsters in the streets is not
at all encouraging. For that
matter, neither is that of the
older ones.
1t would pay you to first see
an insurance man, before going
too often on oath especially, be-
tween the hours OF 7 and un-
til.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25

l1SN SAID tnat ne would not
care to risk, his popularity
down there, by hitting at their
system, for if he went down
there and did not speak out aga
inst it, then this would cause
the tan voter up north and in
border states to turn against
him and probably cost him
southern support. He hasn't
the courage of his convictions,
as did Henry Wallace, who
went into rebel territory, and
called a spade a spade. So You
see, there is nothing new under
the sun, and don't let any one
tell you that you can't have
your cake and eat it too, Dewey
has knocked that one higher
than a kite in gust OF March
wind.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-25

What I'd like to have explain
ed to me, is why Dewey, the
NG. o. P. candidate blows hot
land cold at the same time? In
New York and other large nor
thiern an bordes stats he plans
to Speak and WOO the tan voters
alohg with the others. There
he Speaks about the brotherho-
cd Of man, and promises to car
ry out every pledge of the GOF
platflbrm, but at the same time
he sss not care too much a.
b hing a VIGOROUS CAM
ps An south, where there
is sthing just in reverse OF
VIII. eadvocates.
rV% IL q
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-03-26
NOTICE 70 ROAD coNrRAcrons

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Board of Supervisors of Jackson
County, Mississippi. At the jackson
County Court House until IL A. M.
Monday. April o, 1913, on the surface
ing of the following roads:
Beat 5, Jackson County,
Federal Forrest Road No. 404. better
known as Biloxi-Vestrv Road-Begin.
ming al the dividing line OF Beat 4
and 8 and extending Northeast APP
proximately II and $40 miles. TO Cross
Roads at La Rue.
Any bid received after the time
named above for receipt of bids will
be returned unopened.
Ali bids must be accompanied by
certified check in the amount of 10
percent of bid OIL Bid Bond of like
amount. ~ ~
Contract Documents may be ex-
amlned mt the office OF De Fraites Az
gocfates, 204 Old Peoples Bank build
ing. Biloxi. Mississippi. OF at the Of
flee of the chancery Clerk. Jackson
County Court House. P~ascagoula.
Mississippi.
Contract Documents may be obtained
from the chancery Clerk. Jackson
County Court House. ~Pascagoula. Mis-
sissippi. A deposit of 500 will be re-
uuired which will be refunded upon
the safe return of Contract Documents.
The Board Of Supervisors reserve
the right TO reject any and all bids
and TO waive any ~informalities.
N. G. EVERETT. Clerk.
Board of Supervisors.
81 3-i2. 10. 20
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NOTICE TO conraAcrons

sealed bids for the Repairs and
heplaeements 10 Municipal Beach
Pier in the City Of Pascagoula VIII be
received by the MAYOR and Board
Of Counciimen OF the CITY Of pasca-
soula, MlssiesIppi until 10 O'clock on
March ~. 1913. at the City Hall In
P~nscaRonla. Miss, at which time and
place they will then and there be
publicly opened and read aloud
Plans and Specifications are on file
Tor Inspection at the City Hall al
P~ascaRoulR, Miss, Or snme may be
secured from Donald j. simmons.
Consulting Engineer PaecagoulR. Miss.
upon the deposit Of 5000 This de-
post for n fun SET OF documents
VIII be returned 10 each actual bid
der upon the return of all documents
IN good condition not later than five
DAVIS after the opening Of bids.
{ BIDS must be submitted on the blank
proposal forms furnished with the gpe.
cificstions. and must ~ accompanied
nv Cash. Certified Check. Cashiers
Check or Bid Bond In an amotfnt
enuai 10 5 percent Of the amount bid.
THIS bid security shall b. made paw
able TO the CITY of pascnVouIn, and
viii be forfeited as liauidated dam
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LEGAL NOTICE

LkAAL NCAAkk
NOTICE TO ALL PARTIES INTER.
ESTED IN LEASING FOR OIL. GAS
AND MINERAL PURPOSES THE
HfREINAFTm DESCRIBED
LANDS.
WHEREAS. under authority of
Chapter 323 Of the Laws of 1916 as
amended by House Bill No. ITO of the
Laws of 1913 OF the State of Missis-
sippi. the Board of Trustees Institu-
lions of Higher Learning of Missis-
sippi has slgnified its Intentions Of leas-
ing for oil, gas and mineral purposes
lands belonging to the University of
Mississippi and appointed q commit
tee 10 publish a notice of the inten-
ton of said Board and to receive
bids for sbch lease. or leases.
NOW THEREFORE,. said committee
will up to 3 O'Clock p. M. on Friday
the 9th dav of AprilS 1913 in the office
Of Mr. r II lobe. Executive Secretary
of said Board. Third Floor of Capi-
tai National Bank Building In Jack
son. Mississippi, receive sealed bids
for the. leasing for oil. gas and min
eral purposes the hereinafter describ-
ed lands or any part thereof. located
In Jack ION County. Mississippi. to-wit:
TOWNSHIP SOUTH. RANGE Q
Section :. NET and Nwi of Nwt.
TOWNSHIP = SOUTH. RANCE Q
eaction 10: Nri Of NWt.
Section 20: SWf Of NEi.
Section n; FL of NWf. SWt OF NWf.
This notice Is made under authority
of the above described law and II
will he under the terms and
OF said law.
The committee reserves for itself
and alec for the Board of TRUSTEES
of Institutions of Higher learning the
riPht to reject any and all bids.
This the i2th day of March. la4a.
j. w. BAcKSTROM
Chairman NJ Committee
1t 3-i9. 20. AZ. 0
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NON -REsIDENT T

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To RUTH WILKINS
Whose place of residence and post Of
flee. including street number. II
unknown
You are summoned 70 appear before
the Chanoery Court of the County oi
Jackson In said State. on the second
Monday Of June A. D., lg48. TO defend
suit No. 1034i In said Court OF Neberi
ID. Wilkins.
Wherein you are defendant. and
wherein Complainant seeks a decree
OF divorce. all as fully set out In bill
on file,
This 4th day of March A. d. lg48.
NJ. c. Everett. Clerk,
chancery Court,
Jackson County. Mississippi
BY T.. NJ GALLOWAY, d. G.
81 3-I2, 10. 70
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ages. MOI penalty. by any bidder Nho
la awarded the contract and who
falls ~ aseeute a contract and fufn.
lsh bond a. provided for ia The pro.
posai and within the specified time
The owner reserves the right ~
reject any and all bids. and 10 waive
formalitieE.
lowest and best responsible bidder,
Mo bid may be Withdrawn after the
scheduled closing time for the receipt
OF blds Tor a period OF 30 DAYS,
By order Of the Mayor and Board
of Councilmen
fSEALI
BY J. n WATTS. Mayor
ATTEST. v T.. DeJEAN, City Clerk
~ 3-B, ~, 10, ~
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'rr, sIusss~ s2s s q sssrr AsP/o"

STATE Of MlsslSbIpPf
JACKSON COUNTY
no Ills ENCELLENCY
GOVERNOR FIELDING L. WRIGHT
GOVERNOR on MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI
We. the undersigned citizens Of
Jackson County, Mississippi, do here
by petition Your ENceiiency to grant
unto LEROY CLARK . pardon. or In
the alternative. a suspension OF sen
tence or other executive ciemency. and
In support OF this Petition state the
following
That the said Leroy Clark Ia q
young man OF the age Of rs years, and
has = wife and child. That he entered
a plea of guilty 10 . charge of grand
larceny at the May, iD4G. term OF the
Circuit Court OF Jackson County, Mis-
slssippi. and was sentenced BY the
Court 70 serve 2 term of five years In
never before been convicted OF q crime
or offense known To the law; that
he had been seriously III prior TO his
Indictment and plea In the above case,
and received medical attention for
several years. having had spinal men.
nights the year before this trouble, and
that NJ the time Of his plea OF guilty.
he was not represented by any
sell and the facts In connection with
the taking OF the said automobile are
such that q conviction could not have
been sustained, and there was no
intent on the part OF the said Leroy
Clark to steal the automobile at said
time That he had driven II for -four
or five hours and drove the same In
front of the home of the man who
owned the car. and the owner of the
car has expressed himself as being In
favor Of granting o pardon TO pc
titioner.
That the petitioner. Leroy Clark,
has made q model prisoner.
That the said Leroy Clark suffers
from a horrible asthmatic condition,
o broken shoulder and defective eyes.
And for other reasons 10 be as
signed on the hearing OF this petit
ton.
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED.
ID. o. Newman. ex-sherlff, G., M.
Pickett, J. r. McNeal ~ex-deputy sher.
~, y II. Cooper, J v. Burroughs, w.
y. Stephens. G.. +. Hudson. l.. G..
Beekham. H. X. Thornton, Robert
Rushing, l. q. Beckham, Jr. 8. II.
Beckhsm. ID. Franklin. J. B.. Hudson.
and others.
1t 3-i2, 10. 20
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

m THE MATTER or THE LAST
WILL AND TESTAMENT OF MENA
BOWEN. DECEASED
No. tO.339
Letters Of executorship having been
issued to the undersigned this day
upon the Last VIII and Testament
oil Menn Bowen, deceased. notice Is
hereby given 70 all persons. firms, or
corpoTat1ons having claims against said
Estate 10 present the same to the
CLERK OF the Chanecry Court of Jack
son County. Mississippi for probate,
registration and allowance within six
igi months from this date or said
claims Will be forever barred.
THIS Inc ard day of March. 1913.
~ r. l.. DeLASHMET. SIR.
Executor.
Al 3-5. IL. 10, 20
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Witness my hand" ant signature hs the nm lay of February sv :. 100. 60
sworn to and bHBedb as me- this the nh d. Of rarntp a 49,. = 4 =
ia IS "a N~1~A "ss tsS"a y ~
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE

Tnr STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
To Mrs. Minnie Lee Poole
Il, r. ID, /, co Mrs. c. II. Hanktns
Robertsdale, Alabama
You are summoned 20 appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the Coun-
Nv of Jackson In said State, on the
SECOND Monday of June A, ID. fo48,
10 defend suit No. i0340 In said Court
OF Harold l.. Poole. u.
Wherein you are Defendant. ana
wherein Complainant seeks decree of
divorce, all as fully set out In bill on
file.
This attn day Of March A. d., 1913.
NJ. c. EVERETT. Clerk.
Chancery Court.
jackson County. MI Mississippi.
BY r. M. GALLOWAY, d. G.
st 3-i2.ig. 20
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Legal Notice


NOTICE TO TRUCK DLALEHs
Notice IL hereby given that the
Board OF Supervisors OF Jackson
County, Mississippi, Will receive sealed
bids at the Jackson County Court
House Until II o'clock A. M. on Tues
day. April o 1913 for one 1915 truck.
Said truck must be OF one or one
at least 100 horse power.
Said truck must also be equipped
with dual wheels. and also be equipped
with an enclosed body suitable for
hauling II to 10 men.
The Board reserves the right 10 re-
ject any and all bids.
N c. EVERETT, Clerk.
Board OF Supervisors.
AZ aaf1 10 Of
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NOTICE

posals Will be received by the Trustees
OF Wade School for the furnishing of
1000 feet Of framing and ceiling for
the Wade School Gymnasium. Specifi-
cations are on file In the Principals
office.
The right Is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
TRUSTEES OF WADE SCHOOL
JERRY DAVIS. Chairman
CURTIS HOLIFIELD. Secretary
a. 3-1 IL 10 ~
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AZ LIS w. = HOR0
Fanlkner Concrete Pine Co. SID
plies. ga so. Faulkner Concrete Pipe
Co supplies. AZ so: Standard oil Co,
500: Gardner g. Co. supplies 81 II.
j I. Barlow. refund material. ~. 0B;
NJ. & NJ. Supply boots. p go. Joachim
Texaco Station. gas and oil. 50 30
Haxden's Service sta. gas and oil
1916; Ayers Service Sta. gas and oil
A2.05: Shanfeau's GARAGE. pas oil and
r<nairs 10 go: Geo. Pahst labor. 1920.
I'd VoivedIeh, labor. Jos so. J. n. Sew
fnour, labor, l21 20 Clifton Seymour
labor. Of N s s RAMSAY. labor. 80
10. J. J. DAVE labor 1ia 2n: Morris
Noble labor. no 100. willie Bullock IN
bns iia 20. Ira Webb. shells II 2s.
Adalnh Seymour. shells. II rs: T Vol
tedlch. rid. telephone. 600: Mavar
Shuimn & Oyster "a. shells 1905
Miss. Power Co. services 200.
DISTRICT NO. S. ROAD
IHekson Road Eupiu. Co. supplies
% Il; Gnlf Refining Co supplies 2992i
r J. Roberfs labor. iG32o. Raw Rob
eri6. labor Sl56 10. Cleve Cochran la
he~ i24 90. Johnnie Fairley. iabor
1900: Houston Holden. labor. I83e CO.
Vaneleaue GARAGE labor and narfS
f4ss2: r. 3. Hurd supplies. 1880
q &. Fletcher road foreman IsS 10
Henry " Tsvior. gas and oil. % 81
ehanfeauss GARAGE. sunDlies. $685.
poh Webb labor. SO n. Mavar Shrimp
& Oyster Co, shells. 1890.
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The following allowances for the
month OF January, 1913 were consid-
cred, allowed and ordered 10 be paid
By The Eoard OF Supervisors OF Jack
son County Mississippi. and the
draw the proper warrants, to-wit.