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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-07
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Sra Trestpu, Wimn., bercttes ben
Site Sftober:
Scrbranb Smile % 8arcn Sim.
lie, boiottc / 2cnora, Iinn., blep
igaar picbe Der al SrebSbommcr Git
IillS Sobnion. Sc or oct Gloitc Tar,
iom nogeneang or blcpct Ggtcpiet
her, ioet Mr. SimIic err 10 % Wtrs.
SimIie 76 Iar gamle.
90 iii bcnnc cueitaaerbe @caipcn.
beo fnptter iia CT &oman, ser nof
cnaana bepiicr Sanobcben al oct
gomIe Orbiprca, at "gammcI SiGr'
ligheo ruiter life.
DIR. o. Mrs. Simlie bar pGret
giite en8ans ipr, nemIig for SO Iar
iibcn.
Sor 80 Iar iibel,, aItiaa eiter at
De bapoc pGret gilt i fem Iar, beilut-
ieoe Sunlie JIG til ar uopanore til
amerifa, men aonen piIbe life pore
meo. San reiite oerior aIene, % ef-
ter at bape opbolot iis Der / fem Aar
isgte % lit ban SfilSmiSie o. inc.
git / CT npt seeteitab. Sans anbeu
Some, meb bpem ban bapoe flere
Bern bsoe for to Iar iioen.
"a Den isrite Some bsrte ON
G~sbsialbet, beilutteoe bun iig oeiao
til Of reiie til amerita % opisse Orr.
SimIie meo oct @eiuItai, at DC eamIe
~ steiGler otter iorenebes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-07
SecDrab % Snegn.
SmaapIuf.

- Sbconorc @icf fom iibitc ltge
hicm ira Strool, 2. ., bpor ban bar
prouct op fit Someltcob.
- 4oitor ). I. @urictt % Sr,
itru al GIcrn1ont, Soma, opboIbt iig
her / @pcn opcr Spn6og. 1aitorcn
prpoifcoe ioopcI 6ormiooag iom 9If-
ten iitcoctior @ait. Sdmiot.
- Nr. og Mrs. NooIpb See bophe
Not til SSuoag Sen Sorg at mite
i'm lille Cater, Ser finn bIeo Iibt
oocr en- llge GommeI. @cgrapeIler
~foregaor / Gitermi0oag, Wanoag
fra Siemmet.
-Sil glpbcliq llnberretning for
~Rorifc ScIitab"S @cbIcmmcr mel
SeS, at "6oIfcn" err peuOt tiIboQc ira
fin Iange 6eriefIu9t og pnn ieritfonr'
menhe Sorsbog Iitcu piI aflGa9e
@eretning ON inc 0pleoclier.
- Mrs. Otto &attIcitab, 9utter al
Nr. og Wr8. Ggae Der / @ncn fom
iiOite l1gc tiIbnge ira &oipitaIet / Ga
Crosse, boor bun babe opboISt iig
Ell Woanco8 GiO % uu0crfaitct iig
70 Sperotiorer. Slu cr III / qoo
@ebring, ifient ircIroelc$ iuaq citer
ben LANCE SpgOom.
-Sobr @egg ira @roofiuQS, g..
Sat. hur purct her en- GiO pao DC
ieR hos Tine 6orrIorc, Wlr. % Mr3.
Sohn &eqG. San rciitc tiIbaae til
@roofirg& igicn ! 2cr0oQ8, ioct ban
o9teoe at itonoic Ell @or Sage /
Siour Sails ior at bciSGc en- Bro.
Der % Seitcr oco 2utb. GormoI
itoIe Der i @peu.
- SIiocr &auo5rlo, Tom / Soft
bar oGret noe oc0 Courts, u. ., oN
orbcibct iom engineer" mcO en- Gre
itcmaifinc, fom iioite 2cronQ bicm.
&an fortrTIcr, Of ser bar prrct iao
meget Gegu bcruoe, al SET / belle 3
Tiger nor umuIig Of fao uoQct Qiort
for bare Troc. Get or ooN SET QoOc
Oeh Reanet, at oct letter Sorocr /
uhmGrtct Stanb, % man qicr iiN
foIgcIig @aob ON Ell uOmrrfet 9lps
ling nGite CONNER.
- 8roicSior Z. g. GbomsIor
holbt / SpmraiorcuiuocrS ii0itc
gPe6c hos :. 6. Serom Ct opcrmauoc
iuteresiaut ol bel uNarbeioet Sore,
Drag oper 2lltbcr College @ano;
aonccrttourne til %citfuitcu. GroicS.
loren ifil0rcoe meo Ieoenoe 6aruer
Ocn itorartcoc 3atur, iom ell I'm
Qicruem Noutana % @aibinQtor
bringer Den Reiienoe Nuiigt til Gn
iigt mco. San iortaIte i~utcreSian
ON &rGlait. 90 6iitetraiifeu paa &p
item % ON mango ANDRE Sina, ION
iiPr DC al Meolemmcrne, ser life bol
baot ben 2Dffe al fuune gi6rc Ell Iig
ncnoe Jteiic. latte itor TriS pao
gaubens ReolemmerS 9ur til Mt
Tacoma, eaer 4Rt. Rainier, iom be
fnloes ! SentiIe, bleu ogion beifrepe
paa en- IipiuIO Ntaaoe. glt iaIt c
ppperliq Gorc0raa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-07

9enne iibite 8runo, iom 5orenin-
gen amer for ben aaerpigtisite,
funbe egentlig meo lieeioa flor &et
benptteS MOB bens geitrpbeIier, ba
oisie 90 Milioner 10 bIir / 2anoet
og itptter en- bIomitren6e Saanote.
ring, iorn piIbe bli soelagt, bpiS Dir.
felig garberfnip og garberfoit blep
Init / Hiaets 9ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-07
Sffcnu' at brp fs pm. Sru Sunielt

SffenU' at brp fs m Sru Sanierl
bar fortbilet.
"Se Der, ia9oe bum til i'm Sieneitc
piG:, ieg bar iIaaet iitptfer nit Saancs
ireil, og on peb, al bet betpper lnneras
rig llIbtte at ilaa iitptter ct Spell.
ga" ia Yi9en, bet Hal Srla aIbrie
brp Jig ct Gran ON. &c paa mig, ie8 er
lite Bib, o8 neg bar netop iIaaet iitptter
bet ip9re aoniolipeilet / Stuen.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-07
SorfieHiet.

Cutler %nrbanfs npeitc Srembrin.
sclie er Ell "9lacfberrp". Silife uoen
Sorne. Oct bar taget bam ii aar at
ircmbringe bette npe Siounoer i
Elanteperoercn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-07

seno '2ecorabsg oiten" III slqsininee oe
Eeuner / Gamlelnnoei. lirsbaas % Sire
bnesubeaben iolier $780, Greoassabsapen
alere, S1.25 pt. elar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-07

fig til Spgape at niooarbeioe Den
blanot @~rabucnterne itaoig itigenoe
Senoens til at itaie fig no peb Gra.
mensieiterne. Oct or alereoe blepet
til ell itor gproe for S~orpIorene,
iiGr ba for Dem, iom bar minore
Haab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-07

Msstclciuncn I Manitpba bar flo.
tie Iar paoiort Eropiniers Hegie.
ring ct Sab al $t50,000. S DC TO
foregaaenNc aar CAB Den ct sanife
~betpbeligt SOreifuo.
SafiisclicsSasen. ErGiioent Gait
bar epo Troflamationen faitiat
Sorsbag Sen 3Ote Nopember iom
"SbanfSgipingsoap", og efter oenne
9eitemmcIie oil @upernprcrne | De
forificIIigc Slater babe at rette fig.
@crbens IGngitc Sru bIir ben npe
S~ernbanebro, iom ifal opisres opcr
Suoionflooeu / Stem gorf. Gen fcm'
mer til at ioa en- 2anabe al ODER ire
NfiI % en- &sioe al t40 SOB paa lit
bpieite Titnft oper Sarioet, Oct mlo-
ire SrpipanO blir 1000 5oo langt.
"Sniialu @ia" trGffer iis tilbaae.
Sra Hidmono, @a,, meooeles, at Den
pcrbenSberemte "guffalo giu",
Sbcrit @iQiam G. Gobp, bar beNlilt.
tet at trGtfc iis tiIbage til Tripat!i.
bet. San bar iolst DC fleite al line
Scitc % icnot Snbianerne tilbage I'll
fine Sicmitapne. Selp astcr ban at
tiIbrinsc fine eamle Gage paa i'm
Hanh | @pcming.
Ut islscprrbiat Grempel er iat at
SsiifoIebeitprer %. 5. Garlp ! Sionr
Soils, 9. Sat. San bar rerrl's iaf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-07
@elfurtient Surfrcmmclie. 8oIbe.

@elfortjent Surfremmelie. 8aIoc.
mar Sinogren err ben 3bie os. al Sn.
oreoepartementet / 8aibington bic
BET iionGpnt til G~befgeolos / De 6or.
Staters g~eoIogiifc SpmaaIing. Wr.
Sinogren, Der bar p9ret fnpttet til
Spmaalingen lige iioen 1884, err Ell
onerfienbt Iutoritet paa @eologiens
Smraaoe, en- fremitaaenbe Winein.
genisr % WeoIem al oct amcrifan-
tie 8ioenIfabsielifab.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
Baltimore Women
Bowl At the Arcade

Five Baltimore women met a team
composed Of Washington women at the
Arcade bowling alley last night. where
the dispute over the championship.
which arose during the recent florists
convention held in Baltimore, was to
have been settled. Because the wis.,
tors were forced to catch an early
train, only two OF the three games wero
bowled last night.
Mrs. George II. Cook was hostess,
and entertained the visitors. A dinner
at the New Ebbitt followed the bowl
ing match. Last nights game was the
first of a series. The next one will be
played in Baltimore.
The Baltimore club was represented
by Mrs. Boone, Mrs. Bauer, Mrs. Klein,
Mrs. Perry, and Mrs. Quick. Washing
ton was represented by Mrs. George II.
Cook. Mrs. May Berry, Mrs. Nudero-
manski. and Mrs. Simmond, and Mrs.
Shaffer.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
GRAHAM WILL URGE
ENLARGEMENT Of
PROBE COMMITTEES
Believes House Should In
crease Them From Seven
to Nine Members.

Increased membership, on the In
vestigating committees of the House
is to be urged bv Congressman James
M. Graham. chairman of the commit
tee now investigating the. Interior
Department. the Controller Bay
charges, and Indian frauds.
Congressman Graham saws that the
investigating committees OF the
House should each consist of nine In
stead of seven members. The inyes-
LEGATIONS of his committee, Mr. Gra-
ham fears. may be delayed because
of the absence of a quorum or the
proper proportion of members as re-
gards party affiliations.
1--WE will proceed with our investi-
cation o. the Interior department al
the earliest possible moment said
Chairman Graham today, and the
work already outlined Is sufficient to
keep us busy every day OF the ses-
sion"
Chairman Graham's committee will
probably resume its hearings early In
December.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
TOBACCO TRUSTS
STOCKHOLDERS TO
ACT CTQND|SSOLUT|ON
Special Meeting Called for
December 26 - Books
Will Be Closed.

NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-At a meeting
of the directors of the American To-
bacco Company today resolutions
were passed calling a special meet
ing of stockholders Off December &c
to act upon an amendment to the
charter carrying out the provision of
the disintegration plan.
The directors also provided for the
closing of the transfer books of both
preferred and common stock on De-
cember 1. The regular quarterly div
idend will be paid January 2. The
preferred stock books will be re-
opened January 8. but the books for
the common stock will remain closed
until March II day after the reg
ular annual meeting.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
Tears of Wife Fail
s.s To Save Her Husband

Tears of his wife and a promise to
lead better life did not save Edward
M. Hobson, who pleaded guilty to en-
bazzlement frem receiving a sentence
of four years in the penitentiary from
Justice Anderson, in Criminal Court
No. / today. His record was against
him, as it was shown he had served two
years in prison for forgery.
The plea was made that the prisoner 8
wife was suffering from tuberculosis,
and that If she was forced to support
herself and two children she would not
survive her husbands sentence. The
pale-faced woman sat among the spec
tators and wept while her husband was
being sentenced. She departed sobbing
when the court refused to be lenient.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
Husbands Property Held
AS Alimony Guaranty

Granting limited divorce to Anna
B. owen from Benjamin L. owen, In
Equity Court. No. /. today, Chief JUS.
tice Clabaugh ordered that the hus-
bands property at 1922 Eighteenth street
northwest be held permanently as a
guaranty that the wife shall receive
aIimonv in the sum of S35' month.
In the bill, which was filed through
ATTORNEY John w. Lnskey. Mrs. Bowen
charged her husband with cruelty and
intoxication
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
Frederick Mccormick
To Lecture on China

present Conditions in China is the
subject of the lecture to be given by
Frederick Mccormick. at the opening
of the National Geographic Society's 8
lecture course in the auditorium Of the
New Masonic Temple. this afternoon at
5 o'clock. The lecture will be repeated
at SIZE o'clock.
Mr.. Mccormick vas for many years
the Associate Press correspondent at
Peking and is acqrs inted with many
noted government leaders.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, NOV. II


The sudden death of Henry Baader,
prominent business man OF this city,
which occurred last night. came as a
distinct shock to his many friends in
the city. AS was his usual custom,
Mr.. Baader left his home shortly be-
fore s o'clock last night in company
with his friend, John P. Robinson.
They> had proceeded but q short dis
tance when Mr. Baader complained of
illness and they at once returned to
his home, 21s King street, summoning
Dir. T. NJ. Jones. Death occurred a
few moments later.
Mr.. Baader Is survived by Ave child
rem, three daughters and two sons,
Misses Rosa, BERTHE, and Edna Baader,
and William and Henry Baader.
For two terms Mr.. Baader served as
member Of the city council from the
Second ward. He was also q member
of Alexandria Lodge of Elks.
The sum Of s1S,2 $50 was realized from
the sale of shares of stock of the
Charlottesville and Albemarle Railroad
Company, of Charlottesville, Va. at a
public auction held in the office Of
Judge L, C. Barley, Of the corporation
court, yesterday afternoon.
The stock was among the assets Of
the Virginia Safe Deposit and Trust
Corporation and the sale was made at
the instance of the receivers of the con-
Germ.
Receiving a fracture Of the skull in
fall while painting the house of
Henry Wildt, on Shutters hill, shortly
before noon yesterday, William J;
Sanford, about forty years of age, died
several hours later at the home of
David Sacres, with whom he boarded.
At first 1t was reported that Sanford
! had been struck by a brick thrown By
felfSw- workman, by Officers Roberts
and wilkerson found this to be incor-
rect.
| Grace Virginia, the four ur-month-old
| daughter of Robert L. Ponton. died az
| the family residence, I'LL Prince stree,
| this morning. The child's mother died
! but a short time ago.
Miss Elizabeth c. Mcknight, promi.
ncnt church worker, died at her home
| 2oS South st. Asaph street yesterday
| after a short illness. She was the
daughter Of the late William II. Nc
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
Lectures In Schools.

Three lectures are being delivered In
the public schools today, as part of
the series arranged by the National
Medical Association. Uses, Abuses
and Care of the Teeth" is the subject
of DIR. George F. Girard, at the Hub
bard School. DR.. Michael Dumas is
speaking at the CORDOBA School, and
DIR. T. A. williams at the Emery Eek
ington School.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
OBTAINS JUDGMENT
: ] !: !: FROM OLD EMPLOYE
&,
!. FOR LARGE AMOUNT
,rrt
Washington Firm Victor In
Suit Against Man Who
OverdreW Funds.

y ROCKVILLE, Md, Nov lin a suit
Chase, this county, the p. ]. Drury
=, Company. of Washington, was yester-
~ day afternoon awarded Judgment for
$3.50 and interest. Cummings was en,-
q ployed by the company for several |
years, and it was claimed that when
he gave up his position he had over
drawn to the extent of $3.50, for which
amount, Cummings later gave his note
Cummings was represented by Attor-
neys Thomas Dawson and Alexander
Kilgour, and the company by George
II. Lamar.
The funeral of John Hanson Gassa-
:way, a prominent citizen of this coun-
ny, who died Wednesday morning at
his home In Rockville, took place at
$50 this morning from the family resi-
dence. The services were conducted by
the Rev. q. A. GiIlinghaN, pastor of
the Darnestown Presbyterian Church
The body was taken to Hagerstown,
Ros. I pesde the
y OF Mr.. Gassaway's first wife, who was
"a q Miss Armstrong, of Hagerstown
q There were many handsome floral trib-
\ utss.
i Miss Lydia Eva Stelnacker and Will
liam F. Holmes, both of Baltimore,
were married in Rockville yesterday af-
;, ternoon by the Rev. Philip B. Mcclure,
sr pastor of st. Mary's Catholic Church,
= the ceremony taking place in the
2 church. They were accompanied by
- the bridegroom brother, Frank T.
Holmes, Of Washington. Immediately
~ after the ceremony, the young couple
left for Washington.
81 John T. Reid, of the upper section Of
g this county, has bought from James L
y Williams, of Boyds, farm of 1G7 acres
u near Boyds, the consideration being
- The literary depaI tment of the Ep-
-, worth League of the Rockville IA. Z.
Church, South, is arranging for series
of traveloSues to be given in the Sun
TT dsy school room. The first number on
Is. the program is tslh by Leroy War
g4 field. of Rockville, on What ! Saw
{ Abroad Last Summer" Special music
q will be provided for each occasion,
g.
,e' After spending several months visit
= ing relatives and friends in this vicinity,
{ William 3. Veirs left few days ago
.--- for Australia, where he has been en-
- gagged in business many years.
'"'- Tho junior football teams represent
ing Kersingtor and Rockville played at
the Fair grounds here yesterday after
noon, the Rockville boys winning, Il
to 0. The locals outweighed the visitors
and played better football at all stages
Hilton and George Peter played vel
for Rockville.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17

Knight, and is survived by William p.
and Charles III. Mcknight, brothers.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed.
The funeral of Mrs. Ascytha Mount
Joy, who died in Washington, was con-
Quoted from .Wheatley's Chapel at 2
Luttrell. pastor of the Trinity Metho-
dist Church, officiating. Burial was In
Union Cemetery.
Bertha, the f1ve-year-old daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph f. Watkins, 171O
Duke street, who was missing for sey:
eral hours yesterday, was later found
wandering in the western section of the
city and taken. to her home by Of
ficers Rawlett and Beach.
Carroll Pierce qualified in corporation
court this morning, as school trustee
from the Third ward.
BY DEGREES entered in corporation
court this morning, two more claimants
are allowed to share in the distribution
Of the funds of the Virginia Safe De-
posit and Trust Corporation: They are
the First National Bank. of Berryville,
and c. r. Stege-. Of wellwater, Va.
Dcpositors In the concern already have
received an initial payment Of 20 per
cent from the receivers, and the court
Oh ders that checks for that percentages
be forwarded at once to these claimants
A meeting of the memorial COMMITTEES
of Alexandria Lodge of Elks. will be
held at 7:30 this evening for the pur-
pose of furthering arrange ments for the
memorial services to he held December
s. Representative A. G. Stanley of Hen
derson, KY, 1t ts announced, has con-
sented to deliver an address on the oc-
casion.
A final decree Of divorce on the
grounds of 6esertion has kecn granted
Robert Erooke Blundcn from his wife,
Catherine Abigail Rlrndon.
At a meeting OF Alexandra Canton
PatriarChs Militant, held last evening,
final arrang smcnts were made for re.
organization. Election Of officers will
be defer ed until the first Of the year
The initiatory degree OF the order viii
be conferred on several candidates at i
meeting Of Potomac Lodge of Odd Eel
lows ,his evening.
A final decree was entered in corpora
ton court yesterday in the case of Nan
ME M. Davis. guardian. against Emily
| Davis and others. referring the cars,
to w. F. Foster, special commissioner
for report.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
DamenVerein Euchre.

The Damenverein of the Washington
Saengerbund. realized a substantial
sum from its euchre party held last
night. There was play at twenty-five
tables. musical program, and distribu-
ton Of prizes.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
Wife's Novel Plea.

NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-Because she
earns more than her husband. Mrs. Ros-
allie Sawyer, suing for divorce. wants
Ruth.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17

A final decree was entered in corpora
ton court yesterday in the case of Nan
ME NJ. Davis. guardian. against Emily
Davis and others. referring the cause
to w. F. Foster, special commissioner
for report.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17

The initiatory degree of the order will
be conferred on several candidates at i
meeting OF Potomac Lodge OF Odd Eel
lows ,his evening.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17

At a meeting OF Alexandra Canton.
Patriarchs Militant, held last evening,
final arrang sments were made for re-
organization. Election of officers will
be defer ed until the first of the year.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17
HENRY BLADDER, OF
ALEXANDRIA, DEAD
Sudden Demise of Prominent Business Man Proves Great
Shock to Friends-Raiway Stocks Net
Thirteen Thousand.

Knight, and is survived by William p.
and Charles H. Mcknight, brothers.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed
The Washington times., 1911-11-17

+ Tho junior football teams represent
ing Kersingtor and Rockville played at
the Fair grounds here yesterday after
noon, the Rockville boys winning, 10
to O. The locals outweighed the visitors
and played better football at all stages.
Hilton and George Peter played well
for Rockville,
The Washington times., 1911-11-17

Grace Virginia, the four month old
daughter of Robert L. Ponton. died at
the family residence, I'LL Prince street
this morning. The child's mother died
but a short time ago.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17

A final decree Of divorce on the
grounds of desertion has kecn granted
Robert Erooke Blundon from his wife,
Catherine Abigail Rlrndon.
The Washington times., 1911-11-17

Miss Elizabeth c. Mcknight. promi-
ncnt church worker; died at her her home home
after a short illness. She was the
daughter Of the late William II. Nc
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Walnut Grove, Woodman Circle,
will meet this evening at O'clock at
the w. o. w. Hall. All members are
urged to be present.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-06
KELLY WOMAN RELEASED
ON A 100000 BAIL

Natalia Kelly was allowed bail by
Judge Wall yesterday afternoon,
which was fixed in the nominal sum
of 81 900. Bail was quickly furnished
and the woman allowed to go free I'M
til the next grand jury takes some
action on the case. The crime for
which the Kelly woman was held, the
killing of her husband and the wound
ing of Hattie Grimes, when the two
last named were found in room to
gether, served to draw a large CROWD
to the trial and sympathy seems to bt
generally with the accused Undel
the law the woman could only be hell
on a charge of manslaughter, which
offense is bailable, consequently afte
hearing the evidence the judge had III
course open except to allow the bal
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-06
HEAD OF SCHOOL
ORDERED TO M'COMB

Jackson, Miss, Oct. 6.-That the
military authorities are no respecters
of persons was shown late yesterday
evening when Prof. Thos. Sykes, Of
the jackson High School faculty, re
ceived a peremptory order to assume
command of the Aberdeen company
of the Mississippi National Guard, and
proceed Immediately to McComb City.
Prof. Sykes has served as captain
of the Aberdeen company for several
years, and is one of the. best-known
guardsmen in the state. While Bes
averse to having some fresh military
experience with the strikers at Nc
Comb, the command caught him IN
the middle of bad fix, as he wae uI-
able to secure substitute for his posi-
ton in the Jackson High school.
However, the young soldier-educa-
tor made no effort to "beg-off," nor did
he ask that the order be revoked AZ
ter considerable difficulty a makeshift
arrangement was perfected, and Capt.
Sykes assumed command of the Aker-
deem company when it arrived in Jack
son at three o'clock this morning en-
route to McComb.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-06
TO FIX LEvEE ELECTIONS.

Jackson, Miss, Oct. Elm order to
obviate the likelihood of controversies
on the subject in the future, the Mis-
sissippi Board of Levee Commission
ers has framed bill to be presented
at the next session of the Legislature
fixing the terms of its elective Off
GERS, and naming specific dates on
which elections shall be held.
A copy of the act has been submit
ted to Governor Noel, with the re-
quest that he transmit it to the legis-
lature with his recommendation at
the next session.
During the past few years there
have been frequent disputes in the
levee board regarding the election of
officers, and the measure as framed
will make the statutes plain on the
subject.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-10-06
Weigh YOURSELF
BEFORE USING

Weigh yourself before commencing
to use Samose, the great flesh forming
food. The wonderful sale on this
preparation since first introduced in
Hattiesburg and the remarkable results
following its use have made The Cen
fury Drug Store such enthusiastic be
levers in the great value of Samose
that they give their personal guaran-
tee to refund the money if Samose
will not make thin people fat and re
store strength and health to those
who use it.
This is a strong guarantee, but The
Century Drug tSore has seen so many
of their customers who a few weeks
ago looked like walking skeletons be
come plump end well, through the use
of Samose that they feel they canno
So. too much to induce people to try
it.
This marvellous nesh-formiug fooC
is assimilated as soon as it is takel
qto tn, stomach makes good ricl
Mood aes up the weakened system
helps .o oss.-jla.e The food and make
, tie us.g plump, we'll and rosy.