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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26

rangement of the stripe on the skirt is
a very pretty touch and harmonizes
we'll with the waist trimming. The
feature of the costume which will par
ticularly appeal to the devotee of the
up-to-date in styles is the collar. This
Robespierre collar is a popular one
and forms good background for
pretty throat.
Regardless of the dictates of fash
ion, let us not forget It is the per-
sonal touch which imparts charm and
interest to a gown. To this end
study of the figure is essential ITO
know ourselves" may be a difficult
matter but if we are honest in the
Interpretation Of our good ~Gnd our
BAD points, we will know whAt bit of !
lrapery, line or combination OF mate
ials and colors to accept or reject.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26

Two feature Vitagraph plays in
which Mr., Maurice Costello, the pop
ular and well known actor will be seen
at the Gem theatre tonight. In the
first play entitled The Adventure of
the Thumb Print Mr. Costello will
appear as Sherlock Holmes the De
tective," in the second play, called
Wanted a Grandma" he will play the
leading character of the wifeless nus
band, whose love for his motherless
child causes no end of joy and sad
ness. The third reel at the Gem for
tonight is no other than the popular
actor, Mr., G. NJ. Anderson, who will
be seen in his famous character of
Broncho Billy in the western play
"Broncho Billy for Sheriff. On Mon
day the Gem theatre will present the
great drama "Ostler Joe," which is
taken and Illustrated from the well
known poem. The admission at the
Gem will remain five cents on Mon
day.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26

have many colored trimmings and In
servings. Velour de laine, a beautiful
new velvety fabric which the shops
are exploiting just now, if of brown
must have brown color tone for the
waist, but the material may be silk,
crepe or chiffon.
Little hints from Paris offer a few
unusual features in DISCRIMINATION of
materials That of adapting a cloth
cuff of the material of the skirt to a
chiffon or messaline waist and piping
it with velvet of the same shade is one
which as yet is hard to appreciate
The fashion of inserting a piping at
the shoulder or dropped shoulder line
is not new, but in that city seems to
be greatly in favor
For general wear nothing seems tos
rs to quite take the place of the tail
red gown of seryioeable material
The handsome gown represented
.ere is developed in brown broadcloth, I
With brown-and-white striped velvet
or collar, lapels and cuffs. The ar
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26

long experimence with fashions and
their fluetuating lights and shades has
taught US just what to adopt and what
TO reject. With the cunning peculiar
to the clever artist. we have accepted
the lovely Powered and figured things,
but only as supplementary consid-
GRAFTON; and even at that, with the
wisdom of the sages. we insert fold or
panel or BIT of shirring just where its
presence will be most effectively felt.
The Illustration shows us what re-
suits may be obtained by the careful
choice of brocaded material. The
gown is developed in a combination
of plain and brocaded crepe de Chine
in the beautiful shade of blue known
as ravens wing. or night blue, shade
over which all Paris is enthusiastic.
Extending from the throat to the hem
of tire skirt is panel of the brooaded
crepe de Chine The crepe is woven
in floral outline Of vines and roses.
The effect of this material is to lend
a charming touch to a costume for
afternoon at home. or for the dinner
party followed by trip to the theater.
Crepe de Chine in brocade is alto
gether the newest thing out in mate
rials. and, owing to its soft clinging
qualities. offers a long vista of possi-
bilities by way of drapery and trim
ming. 10 fact. in the use of brocade. |
whether it be crepe. messaline or silk,
when combined with other materials |
there Is no end of happy conceits for
the making OF attractive gowns. For
the bride. plain satin or silk in white
with train Of the brocade develops
For the theater. ball or elab-
,rate dinner the combination Of plain
ind POWERED surfaces in the pastel
shades works IN to good effect For
bis style Of gown. too, let US Just add
d passing that departure in sleeves
worth noticing has been ushered in.
{ has arrived as a natural outcome to
he draped shoulder effect, aad Is the {
leeye drapefy IN a long, sweeping iow
( lace of chiffon, fashioned much h
Eler the idea Of the former angel v
leeve The other sleeve nay be +,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26

The Lomo offers a program today
that is exceedingly good. an His
Fathers Steps" is dramatic story of
the heart price. Il brilliant young doc
tor was willing to pay rather than
shatter the dreams of his loving father
whom he was indebted for his educa-
ton. A simple story that touches.
DIR. Skinnem's Wonderful Invention"
is a comedy of the funniest sort. The
doctor is fiat broke and greatly dis
tressed. He falls asleep and has
dream, and then you laugh. An in
teresting detective story, entitled
The Missing Finger" is one OF those
kind of pictures that hold you spell
bound, and you wonder who is going
to answer for the crime,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26
BOARD GIVES
MISS. COLLEGE 100000

New York, Oct. 26.--More than IA
half million dollars was appropriated
by the central education board tow
ard the financial aid of colleges in
Central and Southern states and, for
the first time, toward agricultural
demonstration work on farms in
Northern states.
OF $445,000 voted to educational
the largest single sum
goes to Baker University Of Balwin,
Kan, which will receive $f25,000.
The University of Denver, at Denver,
Colo. and MissigaHoi College at
Clinton, Miss, esr 100000;
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26

Central College, at Fayette, Mo-, $751;
900; Lawrence College of Appleton,
Wis, $4,000, and Penn School of st.
Helena. S. c., $125,0OO.
within the last few years the board
has appropriated $659,700 for carry
ing out agricultural demonstration
work In Southern states and yester-
day II voted to extend this work to
Mains, and New York states, appro-
total of 50, 500 for this work
The general education board was in
ten years ago and endcw-
ed by John D. Rockefeller for the
proInoticn d general education.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26

Detroit last night to address Demo
cratic mass meeting
Mr.. Bryan devoted considerable of
his time to a discussion of campaign
contributions. He also repeatedly
criticized the presidential candidates
Of the opposing parties and treated
the Republican national convention
humorously
McCormick's $t2,5oo Returned
In central cities he mad the an
nouncement that the treasurer Of
Democratic national committee had
informed him that the contribution
Of s12,500 which Cyrus H. McCor-
mick of Chicago had, made to Cover
nor Wilson's campaign had been re-
turned. He referred u 'cC0r-
mick as being conneC.ad Vih no Inf
ternational Haryeste Company MOI
said that despite Mr. Mccormick las
a college mate and li,slo1s .tiel of
Governor Wilson e.. con'rib4t on
had been refused on .e ground mat
the acceptance of It ~.lAt cause po-
iitical opponents to ,lre .nst me
Wilson campaign haa A"yome IN
vo'ved in government legislation.
From here Mr.. Br,ao wiN 90 TO
ThiraUo ,,.bar,, L., I'll.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26

Wilson administration but had receiy,
ed their diplomas in the period sub
sequent to Mr.. Wilson's resignation.
sent their sheepskins to him for his
signature.
Miss Jessie Wilson. his daughter,
sat near watching him write his
name, then she carried the diplomas
to the fireside to dry the ink
at seems like old times" said Miss
Jessie" to see father signing dlplo-
mas"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26

tor, r. e. Weare, who is an excellent
singer and chorus leader. There will
also be several special features in
solos and such.
An invitation is extended to the pub
lie to attend these meetings and as
sist in the singing and otherwise as
they may choose.
There will be no collections taken
throughout these meetings except the
usual Sunday morning and evening
offerings.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE FAIR

SOOT n CAROLINA STATE FAIR.
Columbia, S. c., Oct 26.-On the
eve of the opening of the forty-fourth
annual South Carolina State Fair all
indications point to the most sue
cessful exhibition in the history of
the society. Exhibitors from every
county of the state were
buslly at work today Install
ing their displays in the various
buildings and pavilions. The display
of live stock agricultural products,
machinery and manufactures will be
the largest and best ever seen here.
The racing program will be inaugu-
rated Monday and continued until
Friday. Tr
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26
NEGRO STOLE RR CElFTj
FINED S25 AMI COSTS

In the city court this morning An
drew Jackson, a negro employee Oh
the Traction Company, was fined va
and cost upon conviction for the theit
of a gold bracelet valued at 1924, the
property of Mrs. J. NJ Mcbride. living
on Southern avenue.
n. B. Laird plead guilty to the
charge of drunk" and was fined $3.50
and cost
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26
REVIVAL MEETING BEGINS AT
CHRISTIAN CHURCH TOMORROW

The meeting at the Central Chris
tian church will begin tomorrow morn
ing 11:00 a. m, and will continue
each evening throughout the week at
7:30.
Rev. w. X. Clements, who will have
charge of the preaching is well known
throughout the state among the Chris
tan churches, being state superinten-
dent of missions and is an able
speaker.
The singing will be led by the pas
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26

Tally & Mason, attorneys, have filed
bill in chancery wherein Peter
Swan sues for possession of and title
to acres of land in section 8, town
ship 4 north, range 10 west. c. j..
Thornton, o. c. Grigsby and wife and
J. E. Davis, trustee, are made defen-
dants.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26

M. E. Cadenhead, former Hatties-
quarters here while travelling for VIM
A. Webster Co., of Memphis. Mr..
Cadenhead's family remain in Yazoo
City, though it is his purpose to again
take up permanent residence in the
Hub"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26

Prof. w. F. Bond, of the Normal
College, left this morning for a day in
Virgins. Mr. Bond is now building a
cottage home just west of the Normal
grounds.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26
Bryon on Contributions,

Detroit, Mich. Oct 26.-William
Jennings Bryan, campaigning in be,
half of Governor Wilson's candidacy.
shot across southeastern Michigan
Friday, making over a dozen speeches
in as many cities and returning to
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26

Perhaps the most common trouble in
lumber camps is bowel trouble. Keep
a bottle of BRODIE'S CORDIAL at
hand as safeguard soc bottle.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26

w. E. Stokes, H. R. McClesky and
H. r. Stone of the Executive Commit
tee of the Mississippi Normal College
are today attending a meeting of that
committee at the college.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26
CITATION NOTICE.

CITATION NOTICE.
State of. Mississippi.
To Thomas S. Piowman:
You are commanded to appear be-.
fore the Chancery Court of the county
OF Forrest, in said state, on the 2nd
Monday of March, a. D., 1919, to
defend the suit in said court of ]. s
Turner & Co, ct al, wherein You are a
defendant.
This the 26th day of Oct. A. d.. 1912
Herbert ellis, Clerk.
26-3sats
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26

Ensign Keller and Envoy Mrs. M.
Herald have taken over the work of
the Salvation Army in this city The
headquarters of the army will be at
POI West 4th street.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26
CITY BREVITIES

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde r. Conner left
this morning for stay of one week at
Coopers Wells, where they go for Mrs
Corners healths
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26

NJ. E. Mapp, a farmer, living four
miles out on Columbia road, was in
the city this morning with rs gallons
of new cane syrup put up in selfseal-
ing gallon cans.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26

G. H. Thomson, representing Thorn
son G. Edwards, of New Orleans, who
handle the Pullman" automobile, is a
business visitor here today.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26

FOR SALE-lS00 acres timber land,
right on the y. o. & y. L. R. r.. %
miles southwest of Meridian. est.
mated to cut 100000 #. oak, 1000.
600 it. poplar, 100000 #. hickory
and ash, 100000 IT. red gum 9.
100000 IT. cypress, 100000 # pine
Price $3.50 per acre IL cash. bal
ance one and two years. 6 per cent
interest-E. H. Johnson, Carutncrs.
vile, Mo. 58-9t
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26
H3||oWe'e en-
Guessing
Contest

cnses how much 3 pumPN'"
weighs!
And win prizel
n our show window we nave
IN display one large pumpkin
anyone guessing nearest now
MANY ounces it weighs will re-
.ot.a beautiful mesh bag
FREE. 1t will cost you nothing
to guess, just walk inside our
store and make one guess any
time between now and 8 o'clock
thursday, oct. atst, as the con-
test will close at that time for
halloween and the prize VIII
lie awarded to the lucky one
Remember you don't have to
buy anything to enter this con-
test and you have a chance to
win with no expense.
.. 80 l. $500 IN ard
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26

FOR SALE-Good horse. Purity Ice
Cream Co, 26.gt
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-10-26
NJ CORMICK' GIFT

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entrsibtn laiTsn, eine ansabe. Die an
benz triegerifhen geatureq bes Sber.
fen Der Rauben Reiter eine quite
Gtiibe finbet. RoDiepelts 9eneraf.
@biutant, 3trpn, bat 2onteite in allen
Gtaatsn angsmelbet, in fpelhen Der
Colonel unterIegsn lit. Menn bds Ras
tional.aommittee 81 llnguniten bon
RoofepeIt sntf6eibet, baben feline
Jreunbe befd!oFen, isoeu einaeInen
9onteft por Die Rational@ @Gonpntion
su brinssn. SolIten aber 5afts qnz
bdnger Die Sontrple iiber bic tempordre
rno permanente Srglniiation erlan-
gen, 10 oaB alle aontefte BON bem 8ors
flyer Der Gonpention ouber Srbnung
ettldrt peroen, 10 liegt Der GntihluB
Der Rooieoeltianer Dor, eine unubbdrz
gtge 6onpention ab3ubalten. Wtr
niiroen niat i'm Minbeiten iiberraitt
fein, ipenn es gu elmer iol6en Sp1ls
tung in Der 8artei tGne, benn es 1T
niAt gfooiepeIts art, iib in bas I'm
permeibli6e gu fiigen. Sur gerubtz
gung pirb iebod gefugt, bob bic 9aft.
2eute oieTem Gnti6lub Rooiepelts
trugen uno periuhen lper.
ben, i1n burd cine gerehte 9ebanblun3
ter aOnteite gu beIdnftissn unb ooB
HppfepeIts 9ertreter fir pieisn SAL
oeFen llnterperfuns unter has 9ittat
Der &onpention 3useiagt bat. Wus
ober cine gsredte 9ehanbIung betrifft,
berubt ihIieblih auf perI0nIi6er Qufz
fcFung. Gs 1T bober gu bsfIr6ten,
haB Die RooieOeltidnsr jsoe GntI6si.
oung, Die niht 81 ibren 8unit.n Iaus
tet, als urtgereht beanitanbsn tperbsu.
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Marp .. Taoifon $2s93.67; berienise
bss 9bos. .. Orabom $781.16; Der.
isniee Der Gaiberine M. G1fferp
$3192.41; bsrjsnise bss Casper 4us
pferfhmibt SIS. 900.
Gilbert g. Nnntrfon iit Nahlobpers
matter BON Rebseco 8. Mnberfpn; pers
fDnuIien $4,000, Grunbsistntbum
$1,000.
Jobn 8. godb0fer IN Rddlobbers
nal bon Wdrie 6. Blister; perfpnalisn
$1,000.
Nm. 5ausraib III RahIabptripoltsr
bon Qcuifs 6dusratb; perfonnlien
$3.50. Grunbeiaensbum 1890.
Sofspbins Deimer Mebaee unb Wdls
ter 20. Detmsr finb 9tiiomtntspons
ftreder BON Jobn Bernard Warbura;
p,rIcnalien $50, grunb.issnibun
$4,000.
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mafdinelIe prpbuttion iest LIBERAL
eingefiibrt lit, bort aud bic 2obnbif.
ferens auf. Trobbem tann 5ueenan
ben perben. bab in 8etrieben, ni,
niht au Iruits tonioliotrt iinb unb u
benen baber eine itarte aonturrena p6.
tpdltet, bic 3Dle teinen ionberIihsr
S1aben anrihten uno iie ioenr notb'
ipenoig iinb, um Die ameritaniihe Sn.
ouitrie Dor Der Observation-Disclosures
oes auslanbes gu ihiiben. aber si.
mem Sruit Gdus3On eepdbren, beibi
nlhts unberes, ais bas Bolt be.
ihma6polliten 8sraubuns preisgeben
Der 9ori9las, ben 5ruits alen
Stusscn 5u entsisben, ipirb niht blos
odourh geredtfertigt, DlB iie ibn nihi
brau6en, ipnbern 1T auh our6 fis
Hiidiiht auf bic Snbuitrie in fertiesn
Wuaren seboten. Gs lit nGnli6 nah-
lpsisbar, baB nitt Elm einaieer 9ruit
in fsrtisen Jdbritateu sriltirt, fpnbern
nnr in Robftoffer uro in Solbrob.
iioffen. Wenn man ipeib. tpsIde boben
preiie Die 3ruits BON ben Jabritdntsn
srprefen, 10 tam bic GinTidt niht
ousbIeiben. bab bic Sabri.an:eH
BON feriisen @aursn gu ibrer Griitsnj
treniger auf 30us angsnisfen iinb, aIs
auf 9efreiung BON ben GrpreHun9en
hsr Sruits, bic ibr rdubsriftes 5an5s
merit permitisl't Der 3one beirsibsn.
Dieie Eruits IhIagen ben ameritdnis
iten Gabritdntsn nah spei Seiten.
Sic rer.Ruern ibm uiht bios bic 6er-
iicllung Der Waoren, ionbsrn leiItsn
aud benz ausportiosn aonturrenten
@Drihub, inbem iis ben Robitoff
nld benz HUSBAND biliser Der.aufen,
aIs i'm Snldnh.
Ter Stdbls uno giien.1 1ruIt bat i'm
Iesten Sabre fir bunpert Winionsn
Dollars BON ieinsr Waarsn erportirt.
Gs tann ols ielbitperitdnblih aeIt.n,
bab er iis melt unter benz SnIanoprsts
psrtauft bat. benr man touft auslGr.
otihe Wdore nur odnu, tpenn iie bils
Tiger III, als bic inIdnbifte Wdors.
Wie ioQ ba elm omsri,aniifer Gabri.
tunt BON fertieen Wauren nit bem4uS.
Ianb i'm grporthanbel toniurrirsn
tOnnen, tueun er isins Robitoffe bsbeus
teno tbeurer beSabisn mub, als Isin
ouslGnoiiher Mitbsperber2
Was bic 4rbeitsr betrifft, 70 lit bic
Wirtuno nod perbserenber. Rein arc.
bes Snbuitrietano tam nit Der ius
Idnoiihen Rahfrogs ale isin. grbeitsr
bsibdfiigt hdlfen. Tomit bic Sobris
Ten beftdnoig i'm geiriebe blsibsn,
miiHsn WaQren naa BEN Nuslonb Der.
fault rperoen. % bas aus ben onae.
fIbrten 9rlnoen niht mDeIi6 lit, 10
ergibt iid barlus bic 5oIas. bab Der
omsritnniftx 4rbsiter in faft eor tsts
nem getrisbe sinsn pOIIsn SobrsslObu
oeroisrt. IoHoern Ulonais lang or.
beiislos bleibt.
Golden Sbatiatsn asasniiber cine
3oaermGbisuna in bomOopatbiihen
Doitu gu smpiehIsn, 1T bod lpeiter
Hthts aIs sin tiihHer uuS unsrft6ms
ter gsriu6, oas 9oIt gum Rarrsn 81
baltsn.
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Wer 5ur repub ii n /
7 den RationaIz9onpention in g6i.
cdso gebt, muB iein 3immsr duf 5tpei
Wo6en beIegen. Das arrangements
4ommittee lit benahridttgt poroen,
oab bic &Dnpention ni6t in elmer 49,
de NIT ibren 4rbeiten gu Gnoe TOM.
men piro, od bic Srganiiirun9 Der
tempordreu Organization niat por
Gnbe Der er'ten Wode gu errpdrtsn
ftebt. Sn oieIem 5oIe bHrfte Der
Sprud: nWus lange pG6rt, tptro eros
lid gut" ith tdum betpabrbstten. Gin
fold bttterer Sampf, tpie er itottfinben
tptrb, tann nidt umbtn, tisfs Spursn
5l btnterIafen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-29

Sas Suits 9epartement
Der Sunoes.Regierung sritattet gtns
5eige, baB es elmer 8srIdtpGrung auf
Die Spur getommen iet, Die Regierun1
nm SelIdnoereien i'm Wertbe bon 10
Ntillionen Dollars gu betriigen. Die
Weri hporung foQ bon bpben 8eamtsn
Der Soutbern 0acific go. dnse8sttslt
porben iein. 0ieier pQren als Cub
fioie CUR SerItelIuug Der ga6n cine
Nn5ubl W2ilIionsn Older suqetpieisn
iporoen. nit benz 9orbebalt, oab bic
SGnoereien, tpeI9e WineralI6GBe Der.
gen, Der Re9ierung psrbleiben ionen.
Den betreffenben 9eamten pirb nab.
eeiugt, baB iie SelIGnbereien in geiiB
genommen huben. Der 8preauq bes
tueiit, tpie fhle6t BEL uns Der @ertpal.
tunssz4ppdrat ar6eitet. Sn anberen
Qdnoern pirben Regierungss3ommii.
idre Gusgdhitt tporben Iein, nm bic
Gonoereien gu prufsn unb nur ouf be.
rem geri4t bin ipdren bic 8otente aus.
geIteat lporDen. 8ei uns oerlGBt man
iih uuf oas QfFiodpit, bstreffs oeiTe1
10 pieIe Die auffaFung bss guuern
t9eiIen, lpelter iagte: nDo3u iino bic
taIfhen Gtbe bu, tDenn iis nidt gss
fhporen rperben?" Rooiepelt perfutte
oieiem 8etrugs.Spitem burh IffibQs
ritz ein gnbe 5u MAIDEN, inbem sr cine
perI0nlibe Snfpettion Forberte. Qber
Elm Stanopatter-3 3OnsrsB pertpeiserte
iam unter Dem 8orponb Der Spars
femtett bic bo5u nDtbigsn Wtittsl.