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The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-04-17

Mr.. w. Hurlbut, agent for the
Land and Industrial Department
of the Southern Railway. spent
yesterday in Columbus.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-04-17
Wash Skirts.

Just what you desire at Simon
Loeb & Bros.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-04-17

remained in the contest up to the
present are strong competitors
for the contest honors. All
kinds of rumors may be heard as
to the plans of the friends of
Miss Wood, Miss Mullins, Miss
Eichelberger and Miss Locke.
In fact all Of the contestants are
possible winners and none Of
them are taking anything for
granted, regardless of their pres
ent standing.
If the Epworth League really
wants that 500 as badly as was
claimed early in the contest. the
rs members of that usually ac-
tive society should do something
to get it. If Miss Mullins does
not win the diamond ring, and if
the Epworth League, as a result,
loses the 500, the leaguers will
have themselves to blame. Miss
Mullins has done most of the
work herself thus far.
The same may be said Of the
Catholic church. Miss Kemp
said she would give the S1OO 60
her church, if successful, but
Miss Kemp has not received the
kind of support from the Catho-
lies which her declaration and
church connection deserves.
She has done much more to win
the 500 for the church than the
members have done TO help her
win the diamond ring. Miss
Kemp and her church associates
would make a dangerous combi-
nation, but Miss Kemp cannot
win alone.
List Of Contestants.
Miss Lucy Driver --......---....-.3 .30240
Miss Lonnie Hartman----~.28 .28450
Miss Fannie Dismukes-----,.2 .28260
Miss Lille Eichelberger-.--.-27660
Mrs. Lucy Caldwell-.-...-.--~2546O
Miss Louise Wood d-....-..---...--2526O
Mrs. Clara Gibson -....--.-.-2446O
Miss Matte B. Mullins -.-.--.19480
Miss Florence Kemp-.~-..----1834O
Mrs. Cy Thompson -.....--....-l6 1920
Miss Ollie Locke..................-..-.1484O
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entertainment AT
COLUMBUS THEATRE
MANY SPECIAL TIES PRESENTED
"URDER THE AlsTLETOE B0UGH" WAS
A FEATURE OF THE SHOW BY U. 0.
C.'S TUESDAY EVENING


A large and brilliant audience
witnessed the entertainment
given at the Columbus Theatre
Tuesday evening under the aus.
pices of the United Daughters OF
the Confederacy. Under the
Mistletoe Bough, a play of -four
acts, which was a feature of the
evening was presented by the
following local talent, Prof. Joe
Cook having read the poem,
"Genevra, " which gave a synop-
sis:
Baron---Mr. Charles Sherrod, Jr.
Baroness Miss Carolyn Hamilton
Geneva (the bride) -..........-. .......--.....
---....---.-. ....-.....--. Miss Fannie Cady
Lord Lovel (the groom) .-....-..
..--.----. --.-.--....--..--M Mr.. J. B. Patterson
Lady of Castle--Miss Ruth Ken
hebrew
| Lord of Castelar,. H. Y. Mar
.---..-.--.-.-- -.--.-. .-...--. shall
Butler-~Mr. Charles Sherrod, Jr.
Maids---Misses Hamilton, Savage
Child in Castle Suzella Champ
-- neys
May Queen--.-.~Miss E. G. Banks
May Queens Attendants-Misses
Hopkins, Belts, Dashiell, and
Wood.
Flower Children Misses Kath-
crime Maer, Jennie Sharp,
Katherine Mckinley, Nina
Weeden Oliver.
Pages-Frank Belts, Marsden
Waddell.
Participants in. the Wedding
Maid of honor, Miss Mamie
Sue Sherrod; bridesmaids, Miss
Brown, Miss Pearson; attend
ants, Mr.. Lucius Lide with Miss
Mary TIA Sherman, Mr.. Howard
Young Marshall with Miss Le-
more Hardy, Mr.. Sidney Loeb
with Miss Ellen Gray Banks, Mr..
T. ]. Cady with Miss Frances
Dashiell, Mr.. Walter Locke with
Miss Mildred Barr, Mr.. franklin
Brown with Miss Mary Woodie
Belts, Mr.. Hugh Sherman with
Miss Jamie Grace.
Mr.. John Patterson as Lord
Lowell, Miss Fannie Cady, as
bride, and Mr.. Henry Sherrod
and Miss Carolyn Hamilton, as
baron and baroness, were excel
lent and showed histrionic talent.
The characters were all good,
not for a moment did time drag.
Miss Claudia Bluhm's overture
was brilliant. The vocal solo by
Mrs. Harry Dashiell was full of
sweetness. Miss Lucille Kaye
and Miss Rebecca Pegues gave
racitations that were rendered
with understanding. Miss Flor
ence Solomon's songs were thor
oughly enjoyed. Misses Mary
Tia Sherman, Jewel Grove and
Lillian Wright thrilled the audi
ence with their melodies, each
of a different quality, but each
one deserving special mention.
Mrs. Frank Leigh gave the his
tory and origin of the song, Do
They Love You Still In Dixie, ("
after which it was feelingly sung
by Mrs. Dashiell, Mrs. J. t..
Champneys, Mr.. Eugene Muslin
and Mr.. John Johnston.
Other specialties were. the
Southern cross drill and the May
pole dance, after which Miss
Gladys Gunter and Miss Ruth
Senter danced the Highland
Fling very gracefully. March
ing Around the Beauty and the
Sumping Jack drill were thor
oughIy enjoyed.
The success of the entertain
ment was largely due to Miss
Sarah Anderson, assisted by
Mrs. Frank Leigh, Mrs. Jack
Morgan, Miss Ruth Kennebrew,
Miss Brown and Prof. Teasdale.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1910-04-17
Tub Dress SCI S

that stand the wash, sold by
Simon Loeb & Bros.
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New wash dresses just re-
ceived at Simon Loeb & Bro.
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eein grDsramm in Berlin mobHsirt'
Col. Rooiepelt hdtte Sslessnbtt. ben
friiberen nortpesiIden premtsr
an,fbfeu iharf our Rehen>
ihdft au siehen.
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Gnufonb prptfd irt.

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unb Der britiTtsn Bsiisungeu tsnIe'ts
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lidem aotiime pon Sharlo4 unb
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con BEN General 1rsnn uuD feiner
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Gin nsues Wtittet 3ur 9etlUng DOT
lDernz8ertdltung.
Col. Roofebelt Spe3tulge'
1anbter Der Der. Stdaz
ten BEL Der 8eerpiz
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gung 3 b u q T B VII.

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benz Sabresbdntett Der SdnosIstams
mer BON YaHatc beitpobnts uuo BEL
oieisr 9elegen6eit eine ldu9ere Reoe
iiber bic administrations. .Gtisnba6ne
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GEN piebsr in Waibington ieiu. Gr
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belt gum Sps5ialz9eianbteu Der Ser.
Staaten BEL Der geerotguug bes &Oz
nigs gDuarb 3u ernenneu, er bat uber
iopeit nod nihts in Der 4ngeIegenheit
gst1an, ba Bis 81 feiner IbreiIe bon
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qunq erbalten bate.
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fGQen in iplten Qngelegenheiten nt6t
pertraut, rpenn aber bic grnennung ets
mes SpesiolgeIanDten in Der Sronung
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9rGItbent ernsnnen.
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Gifenba6n 8prlage.
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belt, ertlGrte Der grGfoent nit sros
bem Ro6orut, oaB bic Giienbabnoors
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ben iei, uno er propbeseibte, bag nod
elm befriebigenoes 9eieB aHsenommsr
Deroen nIrbe.
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geitimmunqen, uno i6 bin pole,
6offnung, buB innerbalb Der ndditer
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in Spmpathie iinb."
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OoB stp.i Msnihsn iid in ernite
Tinge finoen, benefit nod gar nthts,
erft Ssr 5umpr lit sin pri:fitsin fir
Die wabIntrnanSsi i11it.
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Metterberiht.

Iar Ohio: Shones Detter am
Tienftaa unb WlittpoA. Wldbig itarte
ipejtlide Dinbe, bic perdnoerlth Dsr5
ben.
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Jn(anoT Te(egrap6
2rdIfoent 9aft
9dlt cine 1ebe ppr ber
6anbelsfpmmer in
Yaifaic, q. ).
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gum Spe5ialsefanbteu Der
Ger. Staaten
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5u ernennen.
S6omas Sefferion Soal, Der iunss
Ut0rber,
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in Gorpbon, Snb., gu entflieben.
Bos 1T aus benz 0ampfer r8enus"
getporben?
Der am l. W2ut pou gletp Srleans
ab9ing.
Gin nsues Wtittet 3ur 9etlUng bon
Misunderstanding.
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las Vpn bat aniheimeno ipeHtg
Dertranen In ben netien
Wouar6en.
9as, mas man iiber ihn tpeiB, nteht
iebr giiRitig.
aoiier milbslm pirb iih 5ur geeroIs
guns gbuurbs VII. naa Cons
bon begebsn
linb 0ait bss a0niss Georg i'm gHds
insbam galuit fsin.

skopore RooiepeIt mad Berlin r-ltsre
fpe9s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-11

CINCINNATI July ii.---Helen
Twinem, n. Of Lucasvilie. Ky.
thinks that wearing trousers aud
hoelng potatoes IA better than wear.
ing skirts and rolling cigars
Miss TNlnem n frank faced
wholesome youngatwf. She was
brought up In the c0uatry aud had
the run u a gpQAere farm III
trouble came aua her father lost ala
he had. When be died she was
forced to 80 20 work az Kitchen
drudge The sharp cOntrunt b.
tween Kitchen work and The cut.
door life 20 Witch SHE had bcen ac.
Cushioned. set her thinking ard she
decided 10 disguise herself as a boy
aud seek outdoor employment.
Donning boys clothing she came
60 Cincinnati. where her mnsqnsF,
ade 1as ended BY a policeman who
found her In the Pennsylvania
depot
Il love outdoor life ahs says
4 got so cents q day for ho.iug
corn ct home. bu; ] could earn only
sf.50 per week doing houaework
and hated IL anyhow ! wasn' I
educated enough % teach school or
BE- a typewriter. Ike girls who Do
such things
4 stopped al Irontuwn, Ohio. ard
went 70 a cigar factory where q
girl worked that I know thought
/ might Ike TO work there. bu'
when ! saw her ! knees | wouldn't
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NEW YORK. July it-W hoopa,
wigglcs aud kicks up ON their toes
and their merits stood the first
class OF the first American ballet
school at les commencement oxer.
ciaaH Ia The rehearsal theatre al the
Metropolitan opera House yeater.
day afternoon arms aud shoulders
bare, legs pink. skirts very short.
very fluffy and very journey, ages
trom "a TO 20 till further notice,
eyes aglow with bouquets plaahed
dreams Of some day tipping toe
at the footllght as the premiere
danaeuse ln grand opera ballet.
London, MILAN. Paris. nerlin and
~ Petersburg had ballet schools
before they ever had business col.
leges, hut up to ak months ago
Americas only school for tcrpsi.
choroan genuiacs was the street
hurdyEurdy II was Gatti-Casazxa
who began the present school Aud
Tor the dlfectorHhip Of the new 10
stltution he brought from England
Madame Malylnh cayalaxI Maple
son. the premiere dRnHeuae OF the
grand opera Of a generation ago
And II that conveys a notion that
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Harry Cummings did great deal
yesterday o. make people FORGET IL
was sc IN the shade AZ the ~Itad
Boy IN The Corner Grocery he
kept the audiences AZ the Lots the.
atre. yesterday afternoon ard ceen-
Ing, IN an uproar u m.Friment at
his antics. and bis rFankH upon
poor old Henry HWdwNlarr. thr Rrn-
eerynnu. ably portrayed IS Robert
webb Lawrence
" % sure soiuE some 70 jump from
Romeo and Juliet" the attraction
last week 20 THE Corner Grocery =
the Dill - this week. bat the Lots
Stock company - players showed
that they are capable - the great
difference. nnd they gave Az good n
performance ~ The Corner Gro.
Gerry IS Dan suily ever ana n his
hes tay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-11
RUSSELL SENT
TO ASYLUM

...,,.te A n,sseil vas 'n'' ~.
Naas' erssred committed 10 the
plaoeA ssslnm by JudFe tta, ,.l.
saw s,asr i the court provides VA, va.
'ltl, .s ssFn over RUSSELL TO g 4.
~ Ne ~ father. upon the rlins
wy assa Tor $4,000 Il further
= -. - hat his father may place
Fs' Y AN institution he secs SO. li,'
" ~, Y nasaeli must not he iina MAJ,
,,'..@sssFgea except upon order OF
s,ss county court
- nnssell. according % The
w.. .s,ans. viii BE- held IN stella
FiI'' ~ l week or 10 DAYS Ills
-, - IN flle bond and take l,..,. him
~, .sssase sapltariam In Valitor'
~ order Of the court as 20
sssAarre will be 81 no legal
-. a California and yeuns Bus.
a !. : i given his liberty any
~ salher sees fit 60 take him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-11
SWEET GIRL GRADUATES
THEY'RE ALL HIGH KICKERS

Madamo Nv now white haired. dim
OF eye and halt Of motion pour
MsdAm's BLACK Hair.
Tho hair Of madame in black
iei. Have for exactly four strands Of
graz Tier eyes are lively black,
her foot aud ankle objects for the
gloailng of an artists eye, her TX
uro trim and one million ~ those
bravisfi mna one should have oh.
served madame administer swivel
90 her skirt and an arch OF her
we'll. Il was indeed n beautiful, sin.
uoua arch OF Il she made as she
instructed one Of her pupils IN a
graceful pose for a photographer
yesterday Pupils and all applaud.
ed
There are many left IN New York
yet to recall her AT the Academy Of
Music 80 years ago. star OF the bal
let Then she eloped with Charley
Mapleaon, son OF Col Mapleaon.
and Il was one Of those exceptional
theatrical marriages that endured
endured until Charley Maplcaon
died in 1898.
The school takes a. pupils Amer
ioan giflh only Tuition IN free. aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-11
farm LAB0RER
TAXES HIS LIFE

-. s,ay Of WIN Street a farm
49,, 4 years q age, ~ith a bul
VI. a Ass left temple, was
~ = lis room at the falacs
- eeofeetowH. this morning
-. klm vas . S2-calihef revolt
= "a according 70 the police 4
ssse Il suicide, although ne
- a. Streets wanting TO end
Is knosn.
srss eams hegc a short time
- l.em AlleR. Mason county
~ Is xorked on a ranch there.
..Shasi 10 have a brother work
\, Are. The body Is at Nice's
..a'sssng pariors.
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HAS ANYBODY HERE
SEEN THOMAS?

Where Is r Burns. alias Noah
hfuHsO. last heard from 10 sydney.
Australia. where he met n dark
gentleman By the name OF Johnson
IN a friendly encounter r. Burns.
alias Noah hrusso. " Ia town. az
least that IL the report uut where
h hef 4 careful canvass of the ho.
tells. atill huat Ia the Fart room
at the Seattle public library. aud an
earnest perueai Of the arrival col.
umns OF the Week End fail 10 show
his whereabouts bat he 10 here.
Step up. Tommy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-11

when I went 20 tAr offices ~ Or.
G. +. iAthrop. the great nerve spe.
ciaiist. l vas suffering indeacrtb-
able pain from rheumatism In my
back and arms but after being IAN.
der the care 81 this great nerve spe
ciallat for tao courses OF treat
meuts. was entirely cured. ! want
nos 20 advise an suffering human.
ity TO consult this great nerve Hre.
claiiss. for 4 10 your nerves that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-11

She was white and thin and hollow
checked I asked her what made
her look that way and rho said u
was heinz shut up in the factory
ana working SO fast an day.
think blowing Is better than
,hAlN
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roIKT Wash. July IA l.
s.Fsxwas mill was burned 70 The
sxms VzA seek. Involving a loss
dNsNa sEa throwing - men out
Il nesgmeai. The mlll burned In
a sxxak bur the men worked all
tsnea ans al nlghf checking the
AneS sklck woeid otherwise have
tnySsS Lang valley The mill
III " shailL
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AT THE THEATRES


'''rhc Hidden Hand" an Old time
play written hY Ara r. - H. y.
Sauthwarth. ia revived az the Seat
tie theatre this week Rather a
quaint Old story IL told. and while n
IL mvlndramatic ii g. not the mod
ern. shot -eu' -ef-a cannon gun play
kind. The Russell a nrrw players
succeed well IA making rather an
Interesting production cut % the
play.
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ullnon sUSPENDS
NEWARK MAYOR

roluasus, ohie, July IT,
x.,,-~sr 1arwsn to-day announced
- ~ ksd seeded te suspend
1...r kshsrssn 81 Newark On the
r..ps = sruss neglect 81 dasy IN
800 4 save prssesivs Carl Ether
49, srun fyrehirs Nosies was
.r~s a. Asherton immediately.
=, rssrrsr asked President Nil
4 ne Nsmark La~ ard Order
.ss,< l. secure tire signatures o.
- <sssns be nsr 70 charges 81
~zs<s = sssy ssslns. Sheriff VIII
w. lineks.
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SPOKANE. July IL Yesterday
the official maximum temperature
in this city was 50, recording the
highest temperature 81 the year.
but on The streets Il wAa several
degrees higher
Comparatively Low humidity. how
ever. prevented any pFoatFRtlons
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" the pupils show art and eff
cheney IN sufficient degree they ARE
promoted 10 salarled places ia the
metropolitan corps de- ballet
Six months the school has been
In operation. and SO yesterday the
girls stood forth to the number OF
more than a score. and win waving
arms and twirling limbs did the
"Parte pouri." the "Prenez den
jambea ana made the grand As.
Hemble" and the Port dea Bra"
and "Adagio and Poses" and the
bhlon steps. aud " you shouldn't
happen 10 know what all these
mean, why. neither does the r..
porter. bat it WAS very entertaining
very
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erRr's work ron IDLE.


puYALLup, July 1.-Two
: thousand raspberry plcRsra
must be had in Puyallup and
Sumner az once, piokera
should bring cooking utensils
and bedding. Cabins and
/ stove wood are furnished free.
The crop ls heavy this year
and wages are good.
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Oh. such LImbsl

There was. for instance. such n
remarkable assortment OF legs
dancing legs. bnt then. you see. In
the main, the girls were all very
young, aud In time they will IN.
doubtedly catch up with themselves
aud be poems OF proportion
II takes one longer To become a
ballet girl than II does 10 become
lawyer or physician Nine
cayalazzi says that nine years At
least must 80 In the making OF n
premiere danHeuse. and six years at
least for an ordinary toe tripper.
II In advisable TO practice ut least
three hours n day kicking AZ the
ceiling and wearing pleasant
smile all the time You cant begin
HtGndlug on your toes for some
time not FOR year or two. But
Mime caYalazzi teens with faith In
the future OF the American girl in
the ballet
The girls here are wonderful
pretty. 70 1.-THE. $50 intelligent, so
adaptable" she says. "Out OF my
school viii come dancers that viii
make the great theatres Of the
world ring with applause.