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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-11-07
ALDERSON.

-. 81 Mrs--M.-H.- Banks and daughter
Alice, are visiting ut POwelton.
lyE Misses Maria Waldron and Myrtle
I Hopkins are taking In the James
town exposition.
.% Rev. ,.Becks Is holding revival
meeting at the NJ. +. church.
The entertainment Of the church
aid at Mrs. Julia Buckers last Thurs
day. evening was we'll attended, and
EWas. q Highly enjoyable affair.
II :.Ienwood Brown is still improving.
4, Ernest Hopkins and Alex Brown
spent Sunday here.
I&s r. F. Watkins was in Ronceverte
Friday and Saturday on business.
IT, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Smith enter
tained Rev. D. G.. Deans, }. NJ. and
J. A: Trice and E. A. Boiling at din
ner Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Susie Hill and Hattie Smith
were visiting in Hinton last week.
: Garfield Crawford our enterprising
young cook has bought the stand OF
/. N. Wilson and is now conducting
first-class restaurant and bakery.
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BARaBsouRsvILLE;. y

Mrs. Harriet Johnson vi::tad re.s-
tiNes here Sunday. ~
:. John Hin. was In Guyandotte and
Protterville Saturday. 9" -;
Homer Mullins, or Guyahdotte, was
in town Sunday. ..'..
Scott Hill was called to proctor
Vile Sunday by the serious Illness or
his mother.
c. P. Martin was up from Ashland
Sunday, where he is employed.
=. Miss Berthe Goode, OF Huntington,
visited relatives here Sunday.
Miss Bessie Hicks was shopping in
Huntington Friday.
Little George Martin, who has been
i'll with the fever for the past week
is reported better.
Matt Hicks went up the G. " r.
r. on a hunting trip Monday.
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RED STAR.

Mrs. T. G.. Gregory and Miss Rosa
Winston went to Winona Inst week
to visit Mrs Sue Cauls!
! Mrs. Ora q. A. Hunter, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. H. C. A.
Washington, for the past two weeks,
left Thursday for Pt, Pleasant, where
she will spend week them leave
for Detroit, -Mleh,s to join-her hus-
band, who has employment there.
.; There are about seventy-four stu
dents enrolled at West Virginia semi.
nary and college and others yet to
come. .>.
Milton Malone Of Staunton, Va,
but recently OF Lynchburg. Va, ar
rived Saturday, October &c to take
charge Of the printery OF the Senti-
mel of w. Va. S. and G.
Rev. Stratton paid the school WIS.,
1t last week and gave very practi-
cal talk.
DR.. S. A. Washington, Messrs, Dav-
is and Banks went to Paroll Sunday
on business.
John White left for Fayetteville
to spend few days.
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pOWELLTON, w. VA.

Rev. S. e. Williams returned last
Monday to work in his revival after
being sick several days, owing to the
death of his sister, at his home he
had to leave again Tuesday night
after meeting.
There was born to Mr.. and Mrs. t..
r. Fairfax little daughter last Mon
day.
Robert ingram who has been at
Salem for few months returned last
week. &c.
Mrs. Banks and daughter OF Alder
son were visiting relatives in town
last week.
Mrs. Wills Jackson who has been
visiting her former home in Virginia
for several weeks, has returned.
Rev. r. D. w. Meadows, who came
to assist our pastor in the meeting a
few days, carried the meeting on to
success. with twelve new members
added to the church. The meeting
closed Sunday night.
Rev. Meadow after being away
from home two weeks, expects to re-
turn Monday morning. 49,. - Is
Rev. Harris, the agent, of the OF.
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CONVICTION, VA.


Irving Reynolds, who was shot In
the foot week ago while hunting at
the Hot, is getting along nicely. ~.
Harvey Neusome left October 81,
for Washington to continue his
course in law at Howard.
Mrs. White OF Salt Sulphur, spent
one week here the guest Of Mrs. w.
y. Hackett. She left Monday to visit
her sister, Mrs. Anderson, of Char
lesion. -: a.. o., o." I
Rev Hackett baptized Sunday the
Following persons: Mrs. Lille Smith,
Mrs Martha Jackson and Miss
Main. r..
Rev. e. p. Jackson is conducting
u most successful revival at Pine
st. Church. Quite a number have
made profession.
Mrs. Amanda Clark spent several
days the guest Of Mrs. Haywood
Brown in Glen Wilton.
Mrs. Susan Anthony, of Natural
Bridge Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.
She IL T. T. Anthony's
mother -.. .;.......'... .....3....a. =,
Mrs, r.. N. Smith has been confined
to- her room for two weeks. ,.tss..e;%s ;.
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ANsTED.
~

Rev. H. c.. Gregory closed a very
revival here. The follow
ing were connected with this church:
Mrs. Virgie Skipper. Mrs. VIM. Forte.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jones. Mrs.
Whey Hicks Misses Hilda Linthi-
COIN. Mary Woodbridge. Mr.. VIM.
Clay and VIM. cPoindexter. Harrison
Rev. P. H :, Woods. Of Greenwood,
was here visiting Sam Clay and he
assisted Rev. Gregory with the re-
vival three evenings. -..
Mrs. Roy, ofs5Meadow Creek. is
here visiting 'ffeR daughter, MRS
BESSIE Eldridges aAho has been very
i'll. iiS6A -. -,
Miss Savannah Holmes, of North
Carolina, is here visiting her sister
Mrs. Ieadviife. ---~----
Our school is without a teacher.
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hour for parting. ere the guests were
aware that the time had half passed.
Rev. White, Of the First Baptist
church: OF Clifton Forge. stopped over
here Monday to see Miss Viola Doug
las. Students and friends we're glad
to meet Rev, White.
A. P. Daniel and son Godfrey were
In town over Sunday.
Mrs. Annie banks Joyce, or Cali,
fornia, paid storer visit last week
after an absence Of thirty years. ..
|; Mrs Joyce was once a student Of
Storer and spoke very highly Of. the
improvements made since her time.
Mrs, Horton and daughter, of
Washington, visited Storer during
chapel Monday morning. 1t is al
ways pleasure to have old friends
visit as we'll as new ones.
President Mcdonald preached at
the Carter First Baptist church Sun
day night.
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HAMPERS FERRY.


The latest event Of interest at Stor-
er Is the social given In the Memorial
nall on the evening OF Halo we'en
from $50 to $3.50 O'Clock by the
young ladies Of the Junior and senior
classes ~.
The reception Halls were prettily
decorated" with autumn foliage and
flowers. The guests, appeared in cos
tunes suited to the occasion and we're
served to coffee and. Sandwiches after
which they we're free, to enter into
the amusement or the evening such
as visit to the Gypsy tent, where
one might have fIfs fortune told,
or to "Rebecca at the Well" where
FOR small sum he would be ssrv-
ed with d glass OF the refreshing
contents o fthis well, which proved
to be lemonade Later on one might
enter the photographs gallery, where
he could secure fifgrown likeness In
just a few minutes. Ice cream, cake
and all kinds ofr8froshnaents we're
on hand. Every effort Wss put forth
to make the evening one OF enjoy
ment. 50 great = kuccega was the
evening that the na1pIeaaauf sound
Iof the gong vac Heard calling the
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WESTON.

Uncle Gibson Grigsby is here from
Sutton visiting his children.
Little Ernest Lacy was quite sick
several days last week. .
Presiding Elder S, P. West and
Rev. ]. L.. Grafith held a series Of
meetings at Sutton recently.
VIM. Jackson gave a coon supper
TO several Of his friends last Wednesr
day night. Among those present were
Messrs. j. IL. Esbley, Simpson Brown
and Creed Smith, .. 49,
The injury sustained by, Cecil
Smith recently. was rather serious
and painful one The wound Is. re-
spending nicely to treatment, how
ever. and he. will be able to so to
work again soon.s.
Rev. S. P>aEWest held quarterly
meeting here last Sunday and quar-
terly conferences on Monday night,
The meetings. were we'll attended and
the able sermons preached by him
were greatly enjoyed by all.
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GUYANDOTTE.

Joe Parsons, Of Keystone, was In
town Sunday for few hours calling
on his mother. Mrs. Ed. Holland.
Mrs. Willie Layne and son return
ed Tuesday evening after spending a
couple OF weeks with her son at
South Caperton.
Thomas Agnew left Wednesday
morning for Oakley.
George Martin, Of BarboursviIle,
was in town Monday the guest of
Nelson Layne.
Charley Hill, of Bradrick. was in
town Sunday calling on relatives and
friends.
Abe Epps,, Of Huntington. was in
town Sunday calling on friends.
Mrs. Fannie Johnson, of Hunting
ton, was in town Saturday calling
on relatives.
John Hill, OF Barboursville, was
in town Sunday calling on friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Emma Layne is on the sick
list this week. ..,
Mrs. Julia Phipps continues about
the same,
| Misses Cora Twyman and Nancy
Harris were calling on Mrs, Maud
Layne Sunday. -
! Ruben Jackson, Of Catlettsburg,
was in town Saturday for a few
| hours.
| Mrs. Ed. Holland was in Hunting
ton Wednesday shopping.
Janet Layne Is on the sick list this
week. "a, ....
! Miss Berta Johnson was In town
| Monday calling on her sister, Mrs
tEmma Jackson.
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FAIRAIONT NOTES.

\ Miss Bessie Jordan. Mrs. r. L..
Morton and little daughter spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Morgantown,
the guests of their sister. Mrs. a. h.
Williams
Z Miss Cornelia Meade and Messrs.
Willis and Banks, Of Clarksburg.
we're the pleasant guests Sunday Of
Misses Grayce Martin and Anna
Dawson.
MIS-. Arch Meade is quite i'll from
a sudden attack Of acute indiges-
ton.
Richard Moore has moved his fam
ily'here from Mt. Lake for the win
ter. While here she will be in the
employ of F. II. Jackson.
Rev. J. w. Robinson preached two
very able sermons at Mt Zion Bap-
tist church Sunday.
Miss Bessie Jordan attended the
Fifth Wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Hunt at Morgantown
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Fannie Fraction OF Berrys-
burg spent a few days here last week
on business
MRS. VIM. Fortune is much i'm
proved at this writing.
Mrs. Mont Harris is much improv-
ed from her recent Illness.
Chas. Williams is enjoying hunt
In the Mountains this week
Jacob Smith was i'll quite a few
days last week
In reply to the following invita-
ton, I'VE maids of Fairmont on the
night Of Halloween ask, nay, com
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| mand their presence Of we Bachelor
at a party commemorative that night
at 2l2 Jackson street. MesSrs. Ol,
Meade, H. Meade, Lee, Riley, Sam
uels, Brown, Hamilton, Hunter and
Williams met the following young
ladies: Misses. Meade, Jordan. Tay.
lor. Martin. Washington. Hall,
Greene and johnson at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Morton, where
the young ladies very agreeably sur
priSed them with delightful Hal
lowe'en social. Cards and finch
finch were the games until IL
O'Clock, when they repaired to the
dining room, where a sumptous re-
past was served. The house was
beautifully decorated with leaves
ferns. The dining room was decor
ated likewise while the color scheme
for the table was red, white and blue.
Immediately after luncheon, punch
was served by Miss Anna Dawson.
Then souvenirs consisting of jack-o-
lanterns which were drawn from
huge jack-o'-lantern pie. FateS for
their futures were then found out,
dlleT WnlCA SuCu SoCASiSAhAh oSpoA>
ed with a lady friend declaring they
had never spent a pleasanter even
ing.
The NJ. E. church is being given a
much needed coat of paint.
Handsome Hunter. of Warrington,
attended the Halloween social Thurs
day night.
The Citizens Improvement League
will hold it's next meeting at Mt.
Zion Baptist church Tuesday, Novem-
Der 18th
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was presentable at table" When
the night arrived and her ladyship
had presented to her a we'll groomed
and set up. young fellow but little
darker than most Of her guests in
faultless evening dress and the dia-
.mond star, of his country cleaning
on his breast and was told that this
was Prince Ali Of Zanzibar, her con-
fusion may we'll be imagined.
Since then the young sultan has
been a familiar figure in all the court
besides the courts But; aitRougT hf fie
appreciates the good things OF the
earth he is a man of large ideas and
his mind is devoted to the industrial
development of Zanzibar. 49,
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TIL kpCATE.4

II = IN "a S~r'7xE 49,. -
|sday and nv here the guest OF
friends ~ gtivess ttat..H
Geo: n Wand Floyd Adams
.spent q r%Ss out OF town ,last
week. = NJ y SsSSI2 ~ ,s< - ! Is,
Joe Via of Hugheston. spsnt
"a few idayss this week ~ ~
Littlet akilt Watt is sable to. attend
school after ahort illness,
|, F. R. 0AAS9A was a business visi-
tor to Lewiatoh Friday. -
Mr.. and Mss Pink Harris spent q
few days inst Adams. her former
nome. 'ia.sSSsy~ ,,.. ......,, 49,
Miss Sarah Smoot left for Charles
ton Saturday where she expects to
spend the wintev. =,
J. w, Alflend, one of the oldest
and most respected citizens, passed
away SATURDAY about 6 o'clock, OF
old age. He Was devout Christian
and was alW1ys found ut his post Of
duty at church and Sunday school.
both Of whishhe helped to organize.
He was tn1urad about Ave years ago
in the mines <by falling slate which
broke his legs and at the same time
he lost HE: sight Interment took
place Sunday$at 3 o'clock In Massie
Hill cemetary.Se<> ...
Jas. l. Thomas was a business Wis
itor Saturdaystos Lewiston.
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ST. ALBANS.

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
G. Clark died Friday morning.
Mrs. Brown, of Anderson, spent
week with her daughter, Mrs Clara
Erskin.
H. Melton is laid up with a frac-
tured leg
Mrs. Nina Jackson, OF Charleston,
was the guest OF Miss Paris at the
fair Friday night.
Richard Harris spent Thursday in
Charleston with his mother.
+ Floyd Price spent Sunday with his
brother
W. M Preston spent few days at
home
Miss Carrie Brooks, Of Hurricane,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Taylor,
Clayton Gordon is suffering with a
bealed head.
Mrs. JEFF Washington entertained
Friday Mrs. Brown, of Anderson, and
Mrs. Lizzie B. Kimbrough, of Louisa
Va, at dinner.
George Oatmeal, P. II. Preston and
Henry Dalton, Of Virginia, were Wis
itors in our town last week.
! Mr. and Mrs Chas. Wright enter
| tanned Sunday at dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Waddy and Mrs. Lizzie Kim
] brough, of Virginia.
/ Mrs. Lizzie Kimbrough left for
Charleston, accompanied by her aunt
/ Tuesday morning
4 Arnold Spurlock, Vert Wheeler
Kenton and Oscar Williams, Of Insti
ture, were home Sunday.
4 Jno. Clark has moved his family
to Elkridge.
II Lon Wilson and son are at home
D. A. Lipcomb spent Sunday al
home.
VIM. Preston has moved his fam
A lily from this place to Eldridge, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Friend, Of Boomer
spent Sunday with the latter,
mother, Mrs. Fl. Melton.
II Falby Parrish, who has been ir
Pittsburg for the past 3 months, ha,
returned home.
Miss Martha G.. Washington spen
Saturday, and Sunday at home.
Mrs. G.. Ellis was called home b,
the illness Of her mother.
J. Trent, Of Sissonville. has movet
4, his family to this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson, Of Hurri
cone, spent Sunday with Mrs. Susat
! Smith.
Mrs. Amy Lee is able to leave he
4 room
Mrs. Julia Handbook has returned
home.
Miss Ruby Preston was in Char
lesion to see Dr.. Crichlow. Mis-
Preston seems to be improving.
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MT. CARBON.

Mrs. Jennie Scott departed this life
on the SOth Of October at the resi-
dence Of her brother, Rev. S. E. Will
liams. Rev. r. D. w. Meadows con-
Quoted the funeral
Mrs. Alice Banks. and daughter, of
Anderson, were the guests of Mrs.
White and Mrs. Coleman last week.
Quite number Of the Eagle
friends attended the funeral Of Mrs.
Scott.
J. w. Johnson remains very i'll.
Rev. S: E. Williams filled his regu-
lar appointment here Sunday.
The ladies OF the Court are pre-
pairing to give an entertainment on
the evening of the 10th.
Mrs. Florence Stoke, who has been
i'll for some time, is much better at
this writing.
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POINT PLEASANT.

Mr.. Otis Woodson, of Huntington,
was the guest Of Miss Craig Sunday.
Miss Nellie MCGEE spent Sunday
in Gallipolis, Ohio, guest of her par
ents
Alfred Banks. who has been home
the past month visiting his parents,
returned Monday to Glenn Osborne
to resume his duties.
Press and oe Alexander, Sam
Craig, Alfred Bradley and Jim Jones
spent Sunday in Gallipolis, Ohio.
Miss Myrtle Stevenson spent a few
days here last week the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. James Franklin.
Mrs. Frank Henderson is very i'll
at her home on Ohio street.
John and Sam Williams spent
Sunday on Kanawha the guest OF
their parents.
Master Julius Settles who has been
quite i'll for the past few days, is
convalescing.
Misses Kate and. Ida Craig enter
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HAREM.

A&i Bin Hamoud, the youthful Sui
tan of Zanzibar, who is now touring
Europe, Is said to be on the lookout
for possible additions to his harem.
The dusky ruler enjoys the dis
tinction Of having the finest collec-
ton OF female beauties in the Orient.
Rival harems, such as those of the
Sultan Of Turkey and the Shah OF
Persia, may be more extensive, but
Ali is credited with exquisite taste
and he does not leave the duty Of Sc
lection to a subordinate.
Each candidate for admission to
his seraglio receives the personal and
critical attention OF the youthful sui
tan Such care has had its inevita BILE
result. Turkish, Arabian, Circassian
and European beauties combine to
make the royal harem Of Zanzibar
|: the most superb institution Of its
kind the world over.
II reports be true the keeper Of
the royal harem Is pestered with an
almost endless stream of candidates.
FSeveraI French and English beauties
are known to be inmates. And star
teriously disappeared, few years ago
was traced to the door OF his luxi-
rious prison. There the trial and
the purcuit ended.
The sultap's own knowledge Of
Western life has made ,his haTem very
different from the ordinary 'Qrienta1
lseraglto. The luxurious splendor of
Eastern decoration has been toned
down with. Occidental good taste,
The inmates fthe harem themselves
are given every privilege and It,. is
said that they are eminently, con-
tented with their lot. At times
weeks pass without a royal visit and
whenever one Of the intended formal
announcement is made and the sultan
bege permission to present himself.
The sultan is almost as much Il
European as an African. He was
drought up IN England and educated
I In Harrow and oxford. Although be
is only % years old, his great idea
in life is to develop his own country
Eand to bring it we'll to the front.
At Harrow school sultan Ali was i'm
mensely popular and was q success at
cricket. His skill as a horseman,
even In those days was extraordinary
In 1902, the year Of King Edwards
cornatfon, the young sultan first be
came generally known to London so
ciety, He went out frequently and
was to be met in nearly every we'll
known house in London. There iS a
story Of q famous Artisan traveller
being invited to bring Prince Ali with
him to the dinner table OF a protni
fient society hostess one night, ~ he
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EAGLE.

Samuel league is reported very i'll
at this writing
Mrs. &ettie Dow has returned
home after spending a few weeks at
kanawha Falls.
Miss Mamie Sanders, of Institute,
is spending a few days with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Sanders
Novil Willis and J. w. Cain, of
Gauley, were visiting here last week.
Mrs. H. H. Railey and Mrs. E. G.
Page were pleasant guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Woods Sunday.
. T. H. Hanna was visiting friends
Iat Page this week.
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TAKE NOTICE.

To all who have subscribed for
doors or Windows for the domitory
for the. Colored Orphan Home and
Industrial school, please send us
your subscription at once. Those
who have not given their subscription
f'r Ave or ten dollars please do so
at once or windows. C.. E. McGhee,
Huntington, w. v, r. r.. D. No. 2.
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phap home, was here one, night last
week In the meeting and preached
very excellent sermon. ,'..,..
:, All OF the societies that gave, way
to the revival are, now given. the
chance to resume their work. =
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WINIF1SEDE.

G. w. jenkins was business Wis
itor to Charleston Friday.
Mrs. Jas Thomas has been i'll the
past few days.
Little Ernestine Shelton is report
ed better at this writing. q
VIM. Peters, of Wright, spent Fri
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taiRads y. few ;oE thsia friends Friday
eventna ~. s<,l u @'~r>>. .s - -.
Rev ss Rs%R. McKenney preached
an able sermon Sunday.
Mrs. Lpe, Stevens and little son,
OF, Spillmens spent few days here
last week! g0estsSot Mrs. Fred Bob
erts. < 1,,T,l.& V,'l,,, d,
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r school is without a teacher.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-31
Associated Press.

Tashkend Russian Turkeystan, Oc-
tober 80. One of the worst horrors OF
the century is reported here this morn
ing.
The whole town of Karatagh, in
Bokhara province, sixty miles from
here. has been destroyed by land
slide from the adjoining mountains,
closely following an earthquake tre'
NOR.
Karatagh contained a population oil
about fifteen thousand people, and the
community is buried beneath count
less thousands of tons of earth which
swert down from the mountain with
terrific roar
The first report received here was
that there was not a single survivor
lbut a later report states that the gov
ernor of Karatagh and his mother sur
yived the disaster. having fed whei
the populace refused to be alarmed
by the earth's tremblings.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-31

immoral matter through the mails,
the charge growing out of the publ
cation of his magazine of serial
story entitled "Growing to Manhood
The tale purported to be the confes-
sions of young rake, and, while
teaching morality and purity OF life,
was admittedly somewhat frank IN.
it's details. Sentence will be imposed
on McFadden in a few days.
The charge against McFadden
aroused wide attention. as being a
legal battle between the physicians
and others constitution the Free
Speech league, on the one side, and
Anthony Comstock and other apostles
of purity on the other. The adher-
ents of McFadden contended that the
cause of real purity demanded plain
speaking on moral questions, and
sought to establish their rights in
the courts, in which they failed. 1t
is thought that McFadden will pay
! the fine assessed and allow the mat
ter to drop.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-31
new CORPORATION
CAUSES Comment.

Some comment has arisen here over
the incorporation Of Christian
Science Church and it has been asked
if this is not the first church of the
kind in the state. 1t is stated in an
swer to this question. however, that
there is another Christian Science
church at Laurel. While these
may be the only churches built
or owned by the Christian Scientists,
there are number of Christian
Science Societies. established all
over the state. Every town, of much
population, in fact, has a society, no
matter how small it may be. Hatties
burg has quite a large society and
new members are appearing all the
time. 1t is true, however, for the most
part, that the larger per cent. Of
members in these various societies
particularly those in South Mississip
ri, comes from northern and western
homeseekers who have settled in th'
state in the past few years.