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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-14
ECONOMY IN DURBAR.

Delhi. Dec. liking Emperor
George today reviewed $4,000 troops,
both British andanative soldiers being
included in tF Imposing procession
that passed lore the monarch. The
imperial selvice troops were under
command Of their respective chiefs
The varied uniforms of the marchers
made the spectacle an imposing one.
1t was originally intended that $4,000
soldiers SHOULD garticipate In the ne
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-14
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|. AZ PHILIPPINE OUTLAWS I
|. ARE SLAUGHTERED. &:
(Bp Associated PreSS.)

:: Lanao, Mindano, Philippine Is 4:
:. lands, Dec. 14.-Forty-two out !:
:. laws were killed today in an en- !:
:. gagement with American Scouts. I:
:. There were no fatalities on the :
:. American side. The battle oc- :
:: Cured in connection with the :
!: campaign against organized =
!. brigandage among the Moros. I:
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-14

er There is little doubt the agricul-
tural interests of the South will be
infinitely better off after this reduc-
tion of the cotton acreage, and the
meeting of the Governors of the
Southern States recently to agitate
this proposition is bearing fruit al
ready in the Widespread activity that
it has received at the hands of the
members of the Farmers Union. It
is earnestly hoped that every farmer
that possibly can will attend the
meeting tomorrow end join in the
discussion of a reduced cotton acre
age and a more diversified crop.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-14
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!: WHAT WAS DONE IN :.
!: CONGRESS YESTERDAY. :.
Senate.

= Met at p, m.
= George W. Perkins urged be- ::
= fore Interstate Commerce Com =
:. mittee a plan for Federal license =
: of corporations. :
> New York Jewish delegation :.
= urges abrogation of the Russian ::
= treaty at Foreign Relations Com =
= mittee hearing. =
:. Parcels post project discussed =
= before Postoffice Committee. =
= Pension Committee to consid =
= er service pension legislation af- =
= ter Christmas holidays. :.
:. Senator Cummins 0owa) spoke :
:. on his bill providing for Su- =
= preme Court review of the tobac- :
= co reorganization decree. :
:. President submitted reports on :.
= Philippine land laws and Malam- =
:. bo, P. l., fire claims. =
= Agreed with House for holiday :.
: recess from Dec. 2l to Jan, 8. :
:. House service pension bill re- =
:. ferred to committee. :
:. Senator Cummins urged the :
:: passage of bill for Supreme =
= Court review of the tobacco trust :
= decree. Z:
:: Adjourned at $3.50 p. m. until ::
:. n m Thursday !:
I. House. Z
:. Met at noon.
!: Miscellaneous business from !:
: committees considered. L:
: Steel committee continued hear !:
= ing on ore rates charges by rail ::
& roads controlled by steel corpor- ::
:. alton. :
: Representative Sulzer of New ::
: York spoke on his bill to abro- ::
I. gate the Russian treaty. :
I: Sulzer bill abrogating Russian :
= treaty of 1882 passed, 800 to 1. !
+ Adjourned at CAT p. m. untiiN'
n
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-14
(By Associated PreSS.)

Albany, n. Y, Dec. 1.-THE finding
today of the mutilated body of Arthur
Morner under barn floor at the Nor
uer farm near Defreesville, six miles
from Albany, marked the discovery Of
the fourth victim of the horrible
massacre of the Morner family Tues
day evening. Police are searching
lor an Italian farm hand known as
I'd Dennis, who is believed to have
slain Mrs. Conrad Morner, her daugh-
tcrs, Edith and Ethel and son, Arthur.
The bodies of the three women were
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-14
Missing Juror IN Hyde
Murder Case Turns Ub

four days wandering over Kansas.
He was brought to court by his chill
Gren, AMI at once went into confer
ence with Judge Porterfeld.
Judge Porterfield Immediately af-
ter the conference announced that he
would dismiss the jury on the
grounds that Waldron is not mentally
competent.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-14
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Z: NO MORE ABsINTHE +:
:: TO BE IMPORTED. :.
(Bv Associated Press.)

:. Washington, Dec. 14.-Declar- {:
!. ing absinthe dangerous to health {:
:. the Pure Food Board of the De- :.
= partment of Agriculture today :.
: decided to prohibit it's impor- :.
!. tion into the United States after !:
:. January first The order awaits :.
: the signature Of the Secretary of :.
: Agriculture before becoming eff =
!. fective. :.
= DR.. Wiley declared "absinthe :,
:. is one of the worst enemies Of :.
= man and if We can keep the peo- :.
:. pie of the United States from be- :.
= coming slaves to this demon, we :.
!. will do it." :.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-14
House Votes to Terminate
Treaty With Russia, 800 to /

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE Sulzer
for the termination of the
treaty of 1882 between the United
States and Russia, because of the lat
ter's discrimination against Jewish
American citizens. passed the house
last night by vote of 300 to l. The
vote was cast by Represen-
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-14
(By Associated PrcSS.l

Kansas City. Dec. 14.-Harry Wal
dron, the juror whose disappearance
Sunday night blocked the progress Of
the second trial of DR.. B. Hyde,
charged with the murder of Col.
Thomas H. Swope, returned 10 his
home today pale and emaciated after
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-14
LADIES OF THE FIRST PRES
BYTERlAN OPEN BAZAAR.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church served dinner to-
day at the Bazaar opened next door
to the Gem theatre. oysters and
good things were served and the ba-
zaar was literally patronized. Fancy
needlework, candies and confections
will be sold -he balance of the week.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-14

tative Malby, of New York
Practically an identical resolution
by Senator Culberson, of Texas, is
pending in the senate. Both the Sui
zer and Culberson resolutions would
direct the president to give to Russia
Immediately the years notice neces
sary for a complete abrogation of the
treaty.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-14
THE MARKETS.
On Associated PreSS.)

(By Associated PreSS.)
Chicago, Dec. 14.-Wheat easy,
shade to one-fourth lower. Pro-
visions depressed, two and half to
seven and half cents down.
New Orleans, Dec. 14.-Cotton
kteady, four to six points up.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1911-12-14
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DYNAMITE CONSPIRACY
} COVERED II STATES.
,(By Associated Press.)

= Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. a. =
:: After Federal investigation in =
I: many parts of the country where =
= there have been 'industrial' ex- y
: plosions, the Federal Grand Jury =
: TO-DAY began an inquiry into the =
The evening world., 1911-01-07
A Matter Of Samples"

Exactly" intcrposed tho Mere Man. You can't toll any
thing about n chap by the samples Of his conversation and
manners you get during an evening call; nor OF the color or
n girls soul by the way she appears In the lamplight or the
moonlight. You've got to see 'em by the yard in the cold
gray light. OF the matrimonial morning TO obtain the real
rect."
still" suggested the Engaged Girl cheerfuily' after try
Ing a few samples. you can tell pretty much what suits
You hest"
Trying a Few samples" repeated the Mere Man
vaguely.
Being engaged a Few tines explained the Engaged
lri. noddlng her head. AN engagement, you know. Is a sort
.i-Of rehearsal for matrimony. And. after a few rehearsals.
you get to know what kind OF leading man or leading
woman you want and whether you were cut out to be a
star or only an undcrstuiy."
Great Heavens" exclaimed the Mere Man. What
woman ever went into marriage with the thought that she
was cut out for an 'understudy?' Every blessed one OF them
goes IN with the distinct idea that she is going to be the
whole show And that's what most wives are nowadays;
nothing but a snow piece n household ornament''
Well" exclaimed the Engaged Girl in astonishment.
The evening world., 1911-01-07
Another Arsene Lupin Story

Ru, II was a charming and simple
o~notheosis because Beautrelet was its
bero Ills presence was enough 10 bring
things hack Ia their due proportion. He
showed himself modest. as usual, a lit
lie surnrisci at the excessive cheering,
a LITTLE embarrassed by the extrayagant
n~onegyrIcs I'm which he was pronounced
greater than the mos, illustrlous detec-
iiIcs-a little emba rra ssed, but also not
= lille touched.
Ito saId as much in , few words that
nIsased all his hearers and with the
shvness OF a child that bushes when
Won look at II. II. smoke of his de-
light. OF his pride And really, reason
able ana s~elf-controlled as he was, this
was for MIN a moment of neyer-to-be-
,~orpotten eyultation. He smiled TO his
friends. TO his fclluw-Jansonlane, 10
Valmeras, who had come specially 70
, give him a cheer, to NJ. Gesvres, 20 his
fother.
When he had finished speaking and
Willie he still held his glass IN his
hand a sound OF voices came from the
other end of the room and some one
was gesticulating and waving u news
paper. Silence was restored and the
importunate person sat down again; hut
a thrill of curiosity ran round the table,
! the was passed from hand
to hand and. each time hat one OF the
The evening world., 1911-01-07

Yes. sire"
"Well. could you be relied Upon
could o be relied upon
lie hesltated. Tho oficTr completed
tho sentence:
Not to be,ray your Majesty! Oh.
sirei"
Then listen 10 me-"
He took from his pocket a little
book Of which he tore out one OF the
last pages. But. altering his mind:
mo. | had better cop It."
lilo seized a large sheet OF paper
and tore It IN such n way as TO leave
only a small rectangular space. on
which he copied Ave lines OF dots,
letters and figures from tho printed
page. Then. after burning the latter.
he folded tho manuscript sheet In
four. sealed Il with red wax. and
gave 1t to the officer.
Monsieur, after my death. you
must hand this to tho Queen and say
to her. From the Kirg. madame-foI
Your Majesty and for your SON. II
she does not understand'-
''tf she Toes not understand. sire"
you must add. 1t concerns the
secret. the secret U' the Needle The
Queen will understand
When he had finished speaking. he
flung the book into the emhcrs glow
ing on the hearth.
lie assembled tho sclfold on tho list
~ January.
It tool the officer several months.
in consequence Of the removal OF the
queen 20 the Conclergerie, before he
could fulhl his mission with which he
was entrusted. Al last. by din 81
The evening world., 1911-01-07
what Can YOU Dor"

"My-wHAT?' The Engaged Girl jumped.
Your living explained the Mere Man gently. How arc
you going TO earn that Everybody on earth has 10 earn
his or her living, You know. in one way or another. And n
woman who expects to get n living by marrying should ex-
pest to give value received. What can you do Cook, sew,
keep house. typewrlte. help John Mt the Office or what"
MR.. CUTTING" cried the Engaged Girl. rising. How
DARE you, I think you are perfectly dreadful
There. there said tho Mere Man, soothingly, as he re-
!uctantly reached for his hat. Never mind. little Girl.
You're no different from all the rest. Only I thought I'd
wake you UP before marriage. instead OF letting you dream
on and then wake up with a cold shock atterward. Mar
ringe is not one long, Idle dream. but a mutual partnership;
and It's not what you'll get out OF II hut what you'll put
Into IL that will make It a success or n failure. So you might
Just as we'll be considering now what you are going TO do
10 make Johns life comfortable and easy and happy. instead
OF what HE IL going to do TO make YOUR life comfortable
and easy and happy. Don't you think so7' and he took the
Engaged Girls hand in his for a moment and patted II
soothingly
IL never thought OF It in that way she rnoaned pa.
theticaly.
We'll. begin right now" urged the Mere Man encour-
agngly. and think OF II as a pnrtnership-not as a graft
But try to take It chcerfully." ne added. 1T may not be as
bad as Il sounds. Why. you may not marry him, anyway"
The evening world., 1911-01-07

state socret. was handed down from
sovereign to sovereign by means of a
letter. scaled anew on each occasion,
which vas found In tho deceased
monaroh's deathbed with this super
scrtption: For tho King Of France
This secret concerned the existence
and described the Whereabouts OF a
tremendous treasure belonging to the
hings. which increased In dimensions
from century to century.
One hundred and fourteen years
later. Louis XVI. then a prisoner In
tho Temple. took aside one OF the
officers whose duty Il was to guard
the royal family. and asked:
Monsieur. n you not an ancestor
who served as a captain under my
predecessor. the Great King"
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them. all but one, which he kept for
his " purposes.
Then he ordered the captain OF the
guards to take the author OF the book
TO NJ. Salnt-Mars, who confined his
prisoner first at Plgnerol and then In
the fortress OF the lie Sainte-Mar.
guerte. This man was obviously no
other than the famous Man with the
Iron Mask.
The truth would never have been
known, or at least a part Of the truth.
/, the captain IN the guards had not
been present at the Interview u II,
when the Kings back was turned. he
had rot been tempted to withdraw an
other OF the copies from the chimney.
before the fire got 10 it,,
SIX months later. the captain was
The evening world., 1911-01-07

appeared a little boob with the follow
Ing title: The Mystery of tho Hollow
Needle. The Whole Truth now first eX-
hibited. one hundred copies printed by
myself for the instruction of the Court.
AT ? O'clock on the morning OF that
day. the author, a very young man,
well dressed. whose name has remained
unknown, began 10 cave his book on
the principal persons at court. At 10
O'Clock. when he had fulfilled four OF
these errands, he was arrested by n
captain in the guards. who took him 20
the Kings closet and forthwith set on
In search OF the four copies distributed.
When the hundred copies were got to-
gether. counted, carefully looked
through n verified, the King himself
threw them into the Are and burnt
The evening world., 1911-01-07
downright. 1910, by Maurice Leblanc
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS
rr, great COUNTRY house 81 the Count ,e
, IN Nonnany. France. Is entered by
,.inr,. The Counts daughter. suzanne, Nnd
n',e. Ia,monde. are awakened at, milnlglt
4 no.,c, They &c, . men, cross the safuc,
'u mn armtul ot plumber. RAY flgsa ~
n, fails. Tile Count de GesVres - found
.,Iess in Ills room. Reside INN hes, his seer
lam unyal. stabbed 10 death, The grounc'
', ..,r, led in vain for the slOt burglar 90 ~
,nnil al hooty. Ihe police are s'lmnlln"d' WIZ
,,'" zones a s~,hooli,y named lsido,e Beau'felet.
-bTNs unusual C,yeraess m leiiltuh 20 SCI
,.,,nt, ia the mystery. EcantTelct declare.
enc Irpin, the ''tiiei genius $ author 81
,r,me. Raymnndu Is kidnapped b. the Sans
' .,gence fpr the shooting of the mysterious rob
scrap of paper, whcFeon a cipher ~
.'t,ecI. is picked up on the lawn OF the ueSvre'
In the crypt u 4 ruined chapel near ta
- , Loil is found apparently %lrgin's,, On
81, ,,arby soaooast is found u second body %--identi'
TO we naymonde's Beautrelet exposes the whole
"nrro,ins That Lupin and Ray monde are ,t.l
- In revenge Luv'n ndnsps. iieautreict.
O. IA, Beautrelet sets out % iiud his mlssins
'l.,, c,ua leads 10 a castle hired 10y ..upln,
''Y the thief holds Reyronde and the cider
reIet as pnsonus. lsdore seeks out Lou
'.ros the CASTLE owner, aud Interests hn
,""e case Together they enter the, castle by
"a rescue The two c~aptiyes. Nalmcrls aud
EN,Gunie lecone engaseo'
The evening world., 1911-01-07
Betty Vincent's Advice to Lovers
a LONG While.

a Long While.
A YOUNG girl VINO signs her letter
"A IL D." writes:
q "A young man has been cali
ing on me sAsht years ana I am IN love
Wit him.. Do you not think he SHOULD
ask me to marry him7"
Tho young man should not ask you to
marry him unless he u in love with
you.
Likes Hin.
A GIRL who signs her letter "A. c.
~ w" writes:
"A young man he's been Gazing
upon me steadily for the past six
months and he has several times asked
me II I really cared for him. Each time
he asked I said I did. But he win not
believe me. Now. must I make . dscla-
ration of owe to convince him?"
II In most certainly not you place to
tell the young man o love HIM
The evening world., 1911-01-07

Eng her LETT hand. that you are merely trying TO express
In n new way the old bromidiom that courtshlp Is not a
sample OF matrimony."
"Oh. dear. no." answered the Mere Man reassurirg ly.
"Cour ship MAY be n sample o: matrmony. But you can
never tell anything By the samples, you know"
They don't show the entire pattern, nor give the full et-
feet" acknowledged the Engaged Girl doubtfully. And
sometimes the most attractive samples make up $3.50 dr.
ferently, but"--
The evening world., 1911-01-07
CHAPTER VI.
(Continued.)

- he wedding day was aV<iited
With a certain amount OF
anxiety. Would IlVpin not
try to resume the offensive?
@ Would he accept with a good
grace the irretrievable loss OF the woman
he loved? Twice or three times. suspi-
,!ous-looking people were seen proving
round the villa: and Valmeras even had
To- defend himself one evening against Il
su.called drunken nan who hred a
.istol at him and sent a bullet through
lis hat. But. in the end, the ceremony
Was performed at the appointed hour
aal day and Raymonde dc SANITY erah
became Nine. Louis Valmeras.
II was as though Fate herself had
.tben sides with Beautrelet and coun-
Unsigned the news OF Victory, rms
Mas so apparent to the crowd mat MS
..mIrers now conceived tine notion OF
r.tcrtaining him at n banquet 10 ccle-
rate his triumph and Lupin's over
,agow. II was n great idea aroused
renerai enthusiasm. Three undred
-..kets we're sold In less than a fort
cllt. Invitations were Issued TO me
,lolic schools OF Paris, to send two
'Sth-form pupils apiece, The press
sing pac9~.. Toe hlnquet WAS what
IL eou.I .9. - ea al al9'"ets.S'
The evening world., 1911-01-07
The II edgeville f ditor
By John L. HObble

A committee asked Joe Jackson to vote rho Dmmhratc ticket, but he give
- thu To- understand that his father wa a Northern soldier
Nd ~ D1lsES says shc Us coins to give a party Tuesday and myEr hc. uasAIul
wi to stay some frthc evening,
p ERcr FORD tried to set on the local football team, ba M. as lsGt even
! long enough to write poIy ...
[ IECK HENDERSON thought that an education would DO his daughter a lot
! l u good, but she la turnci out to % a purty CIR. f"
= ATIENCE is an right 10 its place but a lot d people remind me OF a non
! sGIn ON u slass eg. &C.
The evening world., 1911-01-07
A Fearsome Doubt.

MAY not MARRY John!' repeated the Engaged Girl in
outraged tones.
He may be only another you know" said the Mere
Man. nodding.
Another"
Like Jimmie Blake and Berthe Iarrington-aud ME"
"Another-WHAT. Mr.. Cutting"
Another SAMPLE" finished the Mere Man. backing
hastily gu, Of tho door and taking the front steps two at a
hound,
The evening world., 1911-01-07
Cheer Up, Cuthbert" By Clarence L Cullen

s~ada-Aab At yos. to throw ths switch ana sshss ssdssssA
or ditch him.
The yearly aggregate Of ingenuity ana snsrsy With ssos
Of US eapend in trying to pass PiuGssd richsas wssA S0nA
. bridge!
Oct the Focus ana concsnsrats-and the idea vn s0a
There's . Psychological Moment fs kun1hA ~ -
there 10 one for stcaing Around-out you've eot 70 ~ bssa
over the Jumps 10 recognise Ni
Sometimes the shortest way Around wskss . 0nnDsd
JOB!
How delicious some Of this Sparkling o0id woMd ~ 20
the baked poor men who to-day are rnssfng with Creepang
Johnny IN the low iautudn'
Peace OF Mind. the Sense Of Wen Being. the Joy Of iAv1ng
who wouldn't draw to . thrse-eard nush like that. even "
the croakcrs DID eai II bad poksrf"
1t may be true that We are 'such stun ~ dreams are
made ot'-nut we're willing to dream on!
IT'S all right 70 Capitalize your Enersies 90 long a. you
don't Dish Out any watered stoosi
II you're bound to 90 IN Ohot~s. dosr At sSv ne be
shdckIed By the Ohtnera OF Feari
The evening world., 1911-01-07
The Mere Man Chats With the "Other
Man's' Girl.

( IT'S n false alarm" declared the Mere Naa, gazing
thoughtfully at the brilliant solitaire which scint!l-
= lated on the third finger OF the Engaged Girls Left
The evening world., 1911-01-07

' The Timorous make for the Tall and Uncut. but th'
Jrnafrah Nxht in the Openi
The evening world., 1911-01-07

residence"
1t is entirely incorrect for a young
man to ask n girl 20 call upon him any
where. II he Is having q tea or q din
ncr In his rooms and the function 10
properly c~haperoned. that 10 quite an
other matter.
The evening world., 1911-01-07
A CALL.

Of Call.
A YOUNG man who signs his letter
"A II. II. p" writes.
= rs Il not proper for a young
man 10 ask a girl to call upon him II he
nves In q boarding house or In a private
The evening world., 1911-01-07

Ever notice hotr, tchcn a cat stops and turns on the
dog that Is chasing her. the dog 1iues a ycIp, goes right
on orer her head and then Keeps right on Doin0' Try
that Uifh Trouble!
There's Aiways the chance. when Adversely comes right
The evening world., 1911-01-07

Days are lengthenlns and jonquits are beginning to stir
In their sleep
TOO oid?' Sarah Bernhardt i.iconins slxty- seven. and
her voice Is rs golden ms n Nlkkol temple bell!
The evening world., 1911-01-07

The Seasoned scrapper never mis-
takes q glirmfsh for Q Battle
The Balm OF Gilead wasn't meant for
the winner!
Quick 20 anger, quick 10 repent
but some OF the rounds tester and
iedre scars,
The homeiicst and yet the most valu-
able admonitlon In the English Ian
guage IL "Fer-GTT IT,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-12
The Birth Record.

Howard Garvin and wife, Midlo-
THAN, March 16, boy
John Rawlins and wife, near
italy, January II, boy
c. E. Cooper and wife, near Italy,
January s, boy.
H. NJ Bumpus and wife near
Italy, January IL. a boy.
Lit Porter and wife, near Italy,
March 10, girl.
H. j. Wilson and wife, near Italy
March 5, a boy.
L. H. Horn and wife, near Italy
March is, a girl.
A. j. Malone and wife, near Italy
March A, boy.
w. II. Lathrop and wife, Ennis,
February 2, a boy.
w. W. Ellis and wife, Midlothian
March %, boy
w. T. singley and wife. Britton,
April 4 boy.
L. n Osborne and wife, Ennis,
April s, girl
j. w. Owens and wife, Midloth-
ian, March %, girl,
A. B. Wilkes and wife. Midloth.
ian, March 2, a girl
Chas. McElroy and wife, Midloth-
ian, March 10, girl.
A. B. Wilton and wife, Midloth-
ian, March %. boy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-12
Notice, Prohibitionists,

The county executive committee
is hereby called to meet at the court
house, in WaXahachie, on next Sat
urday, the 18th instant, at 8 p. m.
This committee is composed of all
precinct chairmen in the county
and fun attendance is earnestly
requested as business of importance
is to be transacted.
1t is expected that Judge j II.
(Cyclone) Davis will deliver an ad
dress at that time, and prohibition
lists throughout the county are re-
quested to be present.
We hope to have a large delega-
tion at Waco on the 2tst instant,
and each club is requested to be
present if possible.
Respectfully,
J, M. ALDERDlCE,
County Chairman