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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-24
last HONORs PAID
TO BISHOP B STANLEY
Thousands Of Catholics Paid Last
Tribute Of Respect to Hon
g 8. ored Prelate. sS, .siss. .sS
Bishop Met Golrick of Duluth Dio-
cese Was the Celebrant at as
Funeral Service. u q

y AIoGO,5 NJ D., July 20 Cargo was.
the mecca Of thousands OF Catholics
Tuesday to pay the final tribute to
the late Bishop John Shanley, whose
funeral was held at 4 ST. MarY's ca
thedral and was the most imposing
service ever witnessed here. ssssss u 81 z43 IS
rchbishop Ireland of st. Paul,
whose protege Bishop Shanley had
been when he first entered The min:
istry IN st. Paul years before his ele-s,
ivation to the bfshopri preached the,
funeral sermon. S Bishop sALoGolrick IN
Duluth, elevated to the bfs1,o oprtc ats
the same time as Bishop Stanley. was
the celebrant. Other bishops. i1ss at
tendance at the service were 81 ishops
Lenihan Of Great Falls font. Scan
nell OF Omaha and Davis of Dayen-
port. Every priest in the see w.lx
here and prominent Cathoffcs from
every corner m the st&te With hun
dreds of members sof the sKirbts or
Columbsas state ofricials 11ocsa county
and city officials and hundr ads of 10
cal itizens 5.of other relfg fgiorW idenomr
nations Joined Al. paying their last re-
spects to the deceased. Bus vas
generaly suspended from 10 O'Clock
TIL noon and the parade from the
cathedral TO the cemetery was the
longest that ever followed 8 funeral
service n North Dakota 81
The late bishop was i pioneer of
the state and pop,llar with an classes,
and with people of All religious views.
He 10 reported to- have had q larger
1personal acquai aintance Ia the n sta te
than n any man Ss$ys ever restfled la
North Dakota. s.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-24
WIscoNs1N TOWN WILL
OBSERVE L.ABoRsDAY

5WAsIIBJJRN. WIS. j July u a,;II shs
burn 81 = making arrangements to- hold
one of the biggest celebrat ons on
sbor Lay that has ever been held III
this his vicinity and arrangements. AFs2
Ibeing made by the unions at Ashland,
and Bayfield to attend. The work tSe
selecttng the diferent comnnit Y
Soon be done
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-24
FIRED BRO oCKHAUsEN;

Friday evening a big banquet was
rendered the visiting delegates ~ tile;
local Trades and Labor council. Bust
ness matters, such as the election of
officers, ETC., constituted the work of
the he Friday morning session, while sto-
day will be devoted to work la sconnec-:
ton with the American Society or
Equity, with whom the Federation IL
working hand in hand. number of
prominent Equity speakers viii de-
liver addresses. I@ ~ large attendauce
OF farmers Is expected to attend the
meeting Saturday. E-#ss
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1909-07-24
WISCONSIN J |. S IN ] STATE .
FEDERATION / D |: |'' |. !! lELARQR
Holds Annual Convention at Eau
Claire Beginning Wednes-
day, July o..
Resolution Unanimously Adopted
Favoring Tax on Incomes
and Inheritances. ::

The annual convention Wisconsin,
State Federation of Labor convened
at Eau Claire on Wednesday, July g.,
and will close today, July "a -,:-' v
Over two hundred delegates from
all parts of the state are III attend
ance. The opening exercises began:
at 2 p. m '.:-s' ,Es &.< ID ri e. ...1
Mayor Frawley delivered the ad-
dress Of welcome. After the pre1im-
mary address, reports Of General Or
ganizer Frank Weber and of Secretary
and Treasurer Fred Broekhausenwere
read and acted upon. The morning OF
the second day was taken up with a
discussion of general business matters
and vital questions pertaining to the
Federation. @,,$s." ~
/ a feature Of the convention was the
big mass meeting of labor men Thurs
day evening. Preceding the mass
meeting there was asmonater a parade
of union labor men, which wound up
at the Pythian hall, where the meet
Ing was held. Addresses by the off
GERS Of the Federation were the prin-
cipal numbers on the program ss
VI The most important matter of the
first days session was. the adoption
Of the following resolution ii form of
telegram to the president, intro
duced by Victor l.. Berger, editor Of
the Social Democratic Herald, MllWau-
kee.: Id *zi ssz # 81 Z + M 81
Hon. VIM II, .Tatt, White House,
Washington, ID. G.. The Wisconsin
State Federation Of Labor IN annual
convention assembled demands by
unanimous vote the tnta1 Il al,0l lfahnnanf
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startling Revelations Made BY
* -Corone e rmsMong of
P'iittsburrg:

= 50
Y. s Coroner Armstrong
Some OF the facts stated by & Mr..
Armstrong are as follows: s
@ Sufficient care mas not always been
exercised by those running the plant.
The Pressed Steel Car Company kills
CT. Its works one man per day on an
average. Those running the plant
didn't care much whether they killed
9 few "hunkies' or not. The company
had q sort 0f insurance that was very
dangerous to human life, since it let
the company out Of all damages for
deaths from uries and permitted #
TO become very careless. Soon after.
becoming coroner he was compelled to
place six Or seven men high In the
company under arrest In order to-
compel them to give him information
regarding deaths IN the plant. He
made It so hot for the company that
It was compelled to. take some pre-
cautions, and ITS death roll was, In
conseq slence. reduced about s6 per
cent. & n
According to the Pittsburg evening
papers one Of the mills has long been
known as the slaughter house. be-
cause 80 many men were killed there.
Another plant bears the inviting name
of the last chance. !, for no man ever
seeks work IN that mall II he has q
chance on earth outsid n1agnifi- u
cent Hlustration, by the way, of the
.bount opport mi ties y which this
Inarvelously rich eountr holds out to.
all men. @. s--s.
6tate11snt By otrik6rs. rs. q. sss
The strikers have issued q state
nasrt of zaeH 8r1eyancea settling forth:
their pay cheeks ia tensn, and cslls
upon psopls to- In
svestig thetr kalargoe ana .Sccs how
they are bein s gtreated. These ehscks
show q. strange situa on iih .aorne IN
stances the workmen are paid as low.
.os two cents an hour for their work,
the check being numbered, say, so14,
and thespays for forty i've hours work
being 80 cents The average pay seems
to be about u X X I cents an hour, but
there are many instances where II
goes below 10 cents.
s s. The Strikers Appsal. :s
Referring to this system the strik-
ers' statement says: 3.s& e: .ss. &.
rs II possible to- live on such wages
in decent manner and provide for q
family
4 Under the present conditions this
is impossible, and II any person can
show US how q nian ana family can
exist on such wages, We are willing to
obey all the rules OF the company and
return to worh.
The methods OF paying are scanda,
lous, and every one familiar wit1, the
proceed edinss feels. only contempt for
the men who direct the afEatrs OF the
company
we SHAH nght u lnish, as II il
our right
shall not make concessions,
and fear no threats of the company.
We promise that during this fight be-
tween labor and capital we shall con
duce ourselves peace fully, and We beg
al the woridngmen and citi1ens to
help us IA onr victory. 55s
DO not listen @ false and lying re-
ports
Help the workers Ia this struggle,
Tor this is nota fight only Tor ol11,
selves, hut also to save our wives and
ddren from star rvat tions.''
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epurt in Gbina.

Die S6bne Oes SimmeIs iino be.
aeiiterte Sportsliebbo6er. sic ba-
ben snor cine ausgeiprohene gUbnet-
gung gegen ale Sportgattltngen DIE
itarfe fouperlibe Gnitrengungen uno
@eiabr IN iidl idlieBer, iie te6ten
nidt, iie bOren uno ringen nibt, oa'
fir d6er piIegen lie ooa @iier Ball
ipieIe unO Dor aaem ben Ruber1port.
luf ben 5Iiiiien tperoen dabIreife Re-
gatten absebulten Die Bretie be-
iteben aus einem gebratenen 5ertel.
aus ieioenen Sabuen, aus aIten Gil
bergefGBen ooer 2ampen nit olten
sSrihriften, Dor allem aber in Blu'
men. Oaneben Iieben Die Gbineieu
beion6ers ben 9rilenfaupf. Die
Sportsbegeiiterune erreiht babel lei
Seni6aftIihe Soben. Sn Durfel Der
gsad1t tperoen @riIlen sefansen, Oann
in pergoIOete 8dfise seiperrt unb
bier nit GROCER Sorgfalt bis gum
Rmpftase eepflegt ano ernabrt.
Die Sample finOen auf offentIi4er
8IGten ODER IN GbeaterrGllmen Itatt.
Der 8anpf fpielt iid in einem gro
ben @IasfaIten db. 8orber tperoen
bic @riIIen iorgidm geDogen rno ie
mad, sSarbe un6 @roBe in Rlaiien
einaetbeilt sSm BubIiflm biloen
Iif Sonn garteien, Die Oieie ODER iene
Grille gum Souoriten erbeben. Cine
Grille, Die piele 8egner rieoergerun'
aen bot, piro 6orn DSriumpbator"
unS lpenn iie ftirbt, ruir6 iie feier(if
in einem fIeinen SiIberinra beeroigt.
Der geiiser Der iiegreihen Grille aber
erbdIt iein gebratenes 6erfeI uno
nLerlei Sropb1en, Die er Oonn om
9Qtare ieiner 9lbnen oiifhdnat Da'
neben iinO nuh Snbrenfdmpte uno
&6ntpie miIoer 5nuben iebr beliebt.
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6 0 u II I b.
@pcbens6
Snla no.

Sn einem Sdreiben, oas @ouoernenr
Sasfeu on Prdfibsnt Gaft ridtste, be-
i6mert er Ii6 bariiber, oaB bic Sunoss'
rsaierung Die llebertreter bes StaatS'
grobibitiOnsseisses in Stlaboma un'
tsritissu, oa iie ibnsn erlaubsn, slnSsi'
gen tiir bsraui6euOs @stranfe ourd bic
goIt su perI6iden. Dem Srief mar
cine pom 1000 Biirsern unterjeihnete
getition bsiseiiist, in Der Der Yrdiioent
nm Silie bel Der Dur6fiibrun9 oes
Staats. .ProbibitiOnsseieses uon Gsn'
neiee sriuAt wiro.
Sobn .. Spredels, 2pman s. Sage,
Der frlbers S6asumtsiefretar, uno u.
9. @rant jr. iteben un Der Spise elmer
@eIelll1ait, Die nit einem capital pom
elmer DtilliOn orsuniiirt 1T uno ben
3med bat, oufiir gu iorsen, oaB i'm
Sabre 1915 cine SSeltausitelluns abge'
halten weroe. Durh oisie 9Seltauss
itellung ioll, nie elmer Der erpdbnten
Serren erfldrte. Die @rOfinung oes Pas
nama.Sanals in miiroi9er Beiie se'
feiert neroen.
sIus Stem gOrt traf in 8aibinstOn
bic 9ia6ri6t eiu. oaB @eneral 3. 6.
@orbin an ben Solsen elmer Operation,
Der sr fi6 in eiuem OOrti9sn Soipital
untsr5isben muBte, seitOrben 1T. Der
8eritorbsns bssann feline Otilitdr.@ars
riere ON 2s. Suli 1862, oils er als llns
terlsutnant in bas s3. Sbio Sreipilli'
gen Resimsnt trat. SBabreno oes
Serieses apancirte er fortwdbrenb, bis sr
am 13. Wtars 1865 gum Brigade @ens'
ral ernannt purbe. gm Is. Gpril
1906 puroe er OILS @ensrallsutnant psns
iionirt.
Didtiss 8eitliiiie, bic bel Der
beutidipredenben SsuOlferuns oes san'
,sn 9anossIbsn msitslten S8isoerball fin'
ben iollteu, Durben auf Der Is. @sne'
ralueriammluns bes Ssutiden r6miih.
fatboliiben Staatsperbanbes in SerieD
Gitp seiuBt. Der Grbultuns uno Be
f6rberuns Der SenntniB Der beutl6en
Spra6e, iopie bem PrOteite sessn bic
Yersepultisuns biirserli6er Sreibeit
salten bic in euersiiden unb trdftisen
Borten nieoer9elesten Reiolution. Die
Sntsreien Oss nDsutiden Sunoss"
fOasn mad Srdfteu ssfUrOsrt perOsn,
mo iie ni6t beuen oes r6mii9'fatboIi'
I6en Staatsuerbanoes Suwiberlaufen.
@eorse 6. Slider, Der RraiiOsut Der
Slider SOuuorp 60. uuO elmer Der
Snbuitris'Yioniere Der SHOieite, iturb
in Yittsburs i'm gllter BON 20 Subren.
Serr Slider SOs iid Dor etwa udt Sab
rem pom uttiuen @sidaftsleben Suriid.
Der 8eritorbeue purbe In Salisl,
Oentlbldno, 9eboren ullo tam I'M Sabre
1851 mad ben Ser. Stuateu.
Sn Isinsr pulufturtissu 8Obuuns in
arben, u. g., bic er nit einem SOiteu'
aufmanbs BON Spei WtilliOuen bate er'
bauen lafen, itarb @owarb 8. 9arri'
mann. Sn GiienbubnfreiieH uuunte
man ibn railroad wizard", unter ben
Sinan,iers Oss 9unoss mar sr uls tiib'
ner unb babel erfOlsreiher umanips
ulator" befanut; isinen 5reuuOeu unO
naberen Bstanntsn gait er oils bas
srDBte unO munberbarfte erfinberiide
@snie unIsrsr 3eit. Das Pnblitnm I'M
allssmeinsu fannie ibn untsr osm gIa'
men p@iisnbubHfOnis". -..--. ---.r.
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rSord, Der Gain erdaHt BON Stebern
llnb Die Gueqe rieieIt flor -
&aum III in Der fIeiniten Siitte
Sir elm sliidIib Iiebenb 9aar." /
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-09-16

SnfeI Gam fat i'm perfIoiieren
TigfaIiobr nnbesu fieben gtillionen
on S6napsIteuersebiibren eingebiibt.
Die ssreit6e Der @euder bariiber miro
iib Legen, IdbaIb iie merfen, oab iie
slr 9eduna oes 9lusfales nit in Die
Sai6e greiieu miiiien.
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Sonneritas, 16. September 1909
SemcfratiSbe Stpminatipnen.
g I O O I:

Staat:
Sir TiGtsr Der Suprsme @ourt-S.
20 Rus Dlunion. ypcoming Sonntp.
SIR Staats Sdusmsiiter- @sor9s sS.
aipp, BRADFORD @onntp.
Sir @snsrul sluOitOr-S. Wooo @lart.
Snbiana Gountg.
@ountg.
Sir S6sriii-P. s. @onnOr.
Stir DiItritt slnwalt-SOiepb S'Srisn,
STIR Yrotbouotar @illaro M. Sunnsu'
Sir @eridtsi6reiber @barles @raf.
Sir @ountp Sdusmsiitsr-B.6. Dnffp
Sir &ecOrOsr Of DssOs-SS. 3. Subss
Sir 8esiitsr Of Bins-9. .. Sawlsr.
SIR Surp @OmmiIidr- s. O'SOple
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Strnfs.

Snusbefiser: 80 eine 9re;fti9.
teitl @ogt Der Bittper, Der BEL mir
I'm Snlfe pobnt, elm auee auf meine
Sotter 3u tperfenl . ga, ben bab'
id aber fhon sfteisertl-
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per $dJutter mt Oct
fredJf,t $d)nau,r. !

Sdiller in falider Ro0e. - llsber
8rnnbeisentbnms- -AssuteH.- Die
SebniudJt nad eiHem eiseneuSsim.
- gooenipefulaHten nHb ibr Bir.
Ten. = llebelitGnoe Der 0rukitubt.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-11
Social and Personal
tn PHO WES SIS

will have as her guest soon Mrs.
VIII Sweet, of Troy, Penn.
= :. ::
Miss Edna hampton, of Columbia,
who has been the attractive guest of
Misses Aussie and Lora Haney left
Tuesday afternoon for Scranton to
visit her sister, Mrs. Ford.
I: Z: Z:
Miss jamie Thatch of Rawls Springs
spent Tuesday with Miss Lucille
Sparkman, enroute to Heidelberg,
where she will be the guest of rela-
tives.
Mrs. ]. C. Green on West 4th street
has as her guests her cousins, Miss
Harriet Martin, of Savannah, Ca,
and little Miss Lucy Duball, of Lum-
berton.
Mrs. T. B. Wright and little daugh-
ter Janelle, have returned from
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Wright in
Oxford and DR.. and Mrs. e. A. Row.
an in Wesson.
Miss. Earl Craft, of Ellisville, is the
guest Of Miss Harriet Hill at the
home of her father, Judge N. G. Hill
on River avenue.
Miss Ethel Banks, of Columbia. and
Miss May Holloman of Purvis,' are the
guests of Miss Lillian Banks on Lau-
rel avenue.
The regular prayer melting service
of Main Street Methodist church will
be held this evening at the usual
hour, 7:45.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Sharp have re-
turned from visit to Baton Rouge,
La.
Miss Van Norten is at Rawl Springs
where she was called ON professional
business.
Little Gladys Hays is visiting
| friends in Winona.
= :: !.
Messrs o. e. O'Ferral and Jewell
/ Tate Collins are in New York.
:. :: {.
( Mrs. J. y. Glover, of Colorado
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-11
ALL ABOUT THE HOUSE.

Time to read will never come to the
housekeeper who has a microscopic
eye for dirt. She should occasionally
turn the blind side of her vision to
the furniture, to dust on the chair
and tables, that she can keep in view
what is going on in the world, is the
advice of a modern housewife. This
sounds like heresy to the conscien-
tious home-maker, who hates a hori-
zon bound by sweeping and busting.
but sees no way out of it. What she
needs is to distinguish between dirt
and disorder. There are women to
whom a grain of dust on the inside
round Of chair spells dirt and a book
out Of place gives Infinitely more con
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-11

lavishly decorated with ferns ano
flowers.
The guests were received at the door
by Mrs. Phillips.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather a number of those who were
to take part in the program were az
sent. but the solos rendered by Misses
Fannie Thompson and Lucy Hall Pack
we're much enjoyed.
Cream and cake was served by
Misses virginia Caperton, Amelia
THOMPSON and Lucy Hall Pack. The
guests besides the members of the
church we're: Mesdames Conner, Ken
nan, Mccoy and Misses Lucy Conner
and Fanny Thompson.
g I. :
B. Y. P. U. Entertained by Miss
Phillips.
The members of the B. Y. P. U. of
Columbia Street Baptist church were
DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained Tuesday even
ing by Miss Raba Phillips at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. L..
Phillips, on West Fourth street.
The porch and lawn were gaily
lighted with Japanese lanterns while
the house was tastefully arranged
with ferns and potted plants.
Several games and pretty musical
program were among the features of
the evening and in the word contest,
Miss Pearl Arledge won the first
prize, while the BOBBY fell to Mr..
George Pace.
Dainty refreshments were served on
the lawn by the hostess mother, as
sisted by several of the young people.
{. :. !.
The Delta Alpha class of Court
street church are melting this after
noon with Miss Julia Lokey.
{. !: :.
The Lydian Circle of Main Street
Methodist church will meet Thursday
afternoon at 4:30 at the parsonage.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-11
GIRL CARRIES MAIL
$4,000 MILES FOR HER
FATHER WITHOUT DELAY.

WASHINGTON. August 11.-Altho
Miss Grace VanHart, of Roelofs Pa,
did not have star route contract
with the postoffice department, she
did carry the mail $4,000 miles be-
tween Bristol and WoodbOurne, Pa,
during her sirvec Of eleven years and
five months which terminated lasta
week. She did the work for her faith
er, who had the contrarr
never known to have been behind
time with the mail during her long
term Of service. however severe the
weather conditions
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-11

CAN A MEDICINE BE A FAKE"
that has lived and grown in popular
ity for thirty years and demonstrated
its worth by actual cures of female
ills in thousands and thousands Of
families?
Any fair minded, intelligent person
will emphatically answer NO! Such a
medicine is lydia f. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, made from roots and
herbs, and its ever increasing popu-
larity is due to actual merit alone.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-11
Parent Teachers Association

Parent Teachers Association
OF Ward I.
The Parent Teachers Association of
Ward met at the Main Street school.
The secretary, Mrs. G. w. Ellis, be-
ing absent, Mrs. T. S. Jackson took
her place. Interesting talks were
made by Mrs. Stapleton on THE Re-
lations Between the Mothers Con-
gress and the Parent Teachers Asso-
citation" Prof Woodley on THE
Needs of d High School," Mr.. F. F.
Phillip on some of the things the
board had done in the past and would
do in the future, also a short talk by
Mr.. Strighn.
The musical part of the program
was furnished by Misses Katie and
Lucille Hightower and Hessie Hick-
man. The program for next Thurs
day night was read. Mr.. Hunt Cook
of Vicksburg, will be the attraction
for then, he will give an interesting
talk. The entertainment will be at
the Auditorium and the price of admis-
sion only % cents. SEQ.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-11

Springs, Colo, is the guest of Mrs. J
]. Green on Elizabeth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M. Fergu
son and family are spending while
at Monteagle, Tenn.
:. I. g
Mrs. M. M. Barnes, of Lumberton,
was the guest of relatives here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, of Hazlehurst,
are the guests of Mrs. McMackleha'
ney on West 9Th street.
Mrs. Peyton Phillip and children
are visiting Mrs. Phillips brother, Mr..
Ben Hall in Columbia.
Mrs H. E. Welch and little son
Alfred left this morning for two
weeks visit on the coast
& :.
80 **:* 49,: $3.50 - .
e CHURCH SOCIETIES. Z:
{. :. :. :. . :. {. :. = :. :. :. I: :. : . .
Senior League With Miss Thompson.
The Senior League of Court Street
Methodist church were prettily com
n1;D,aptod yKTadpacdoy avaninp wher
Miss Gladys Thompson entertained
them at the parsonage.
The League colors of yellow and
white were used throughout the decor
atoms.
Miss Emma Siebe gave a pretty re
citation and Miss Bessie Cook sang
a sweet solo.
The game making possible His
tory" was played, Miss Evelyn Cool
winning the girls prize and Mr.
Lloyd ellis the boys prize.
The hostess young sister, Miss Mag
gle Thompson assisted by Miss Der
tina Ward served cream and cake tt
the following members: Misses Eve
Ign and Bessie Cook, Cleo Johnson
Allie Graham, Mamie Trigg, Emms
Siebe, Nan and Pearl McInnis, Sophie
Derrickson, Jennie Gray, Maggie Nc
Innis, Lilly Cameron, Rose Green, Rutl
Holland, Bertha Ward, Annie Carter
Messrs. Heman /Magruder, Prestol
Mccain, Curren Sullivan, Floy AMI
Alongo Gillis, John Davenport, Gaugh
Glenn, Hester Williams, Dewitt Cam
eron, Henry Siebe, Jim McInnis, Gid
con Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy Nors
worthy and Mrs. R. L. Breland.
:. :. I.
The Women's Missionary UUnion Err
terrain.
The members Of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Union entertained the ladie
of the Fifth Avenue Baptist churc'
Monday afternoon at the home o
Mrs. Peyton Phillips, her home bein
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-11
kIpNAPER NOT eENpusA.
Lamana Black Hand Not in the ST
Louis Job.

Lamana Black Hand Not in the ST
Louis Job.
NEW ORLEANS, August 11.-That
Sam Turrisi, alleged hdnaper Of the
Viviano children in St. Louis, is be
lieved by the New Orleans police to
be Tony Gendusa, who figured in the
Lamana kidnapping at New Orleans
was denied at police headquarters here
The chief of detectives said that the
description Of the alleged st. Louis
kidnaper in no way conforms with the
description of Tony Gendusa on rec
ord here.
Following the kidnapping and murder
Of S-year-old Walter Lamana, of New
Orleans two years ago. Gendusa is be-
lieved to have gone to Italy.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-11

Germ than books unread. No one will
deny the beauty of cleanliness ami
the advantage of orderly systematic
housekeeping. But there is such a
thing as paying too much for that
ideal.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-11
Kings Daughters With
Mrs, T. o, Watkins.

Mrs. T. o. Watkins.
The Kings Daughters met with Mrs.
T. o. Watkins on Jackson street and
spent busy afternoon.
A great deal of new business was
talked over and plans made for the
future a large number of members
were present and one visitor, Miss
Anderson from Meridian, Miss, were
present.
Mrs Watkins, assisted by Mrs.
Mitchell, and Mrs. Billy Howe served
cream and sake The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Billy Howe at Mrs.
T. o. Watkins.
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o. Alb. to Have Ice Cream Supper.
The Order of the American Boys
will have an ice cream supper Thurs
day night at the corner OF Main and
West 4th streets.
The proceeds to go to the library
fund Cream, cake and cold drinks
will be sold.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Haskins, of
Duke, Okla, will spend the remainder
of the summer and the winter here
with Mrs. T. T. Marian. Mrs. Marian
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-11

Rush orders a speciality Am
lal .'I.L..ls 3D., -4a.n ee.. T.
Phones 1873. &
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-08-11
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