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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-01
ACT I. SCENE I

1
Courtyard in front of Politics Inn.
L. II. e. Public, bell hops, citizens
Etanding about
Public-If 1 mistake not. 1 see three
Sgentlemen approach there-and perhaps
more.
f Bell Hop-Youre right, sir; as they
sdraw nigh unto where we stand I should
Nudge them to be three gentlemen and
Ia valet.
r Public-They are of stately mein, that S
lplafn. And of goodly reputation among
men, if 1 am any judge of people
trust they intend stopping with us for
Ethe night. l would know more of them
bto satisfy my curiosity
Commissioners Ward, Weatherly and
Lane (having approached from the dis
Etance)-And who, kind sirs, IL We may
Aask, is the innkeeper?
Public-I, gentlemen, am the innkeeper
3and at your service.
4 Commissioners Ward. Weatherly and
A kLane-Are you the keeper of The Poll
i Etics Inn?
Publc-T am. gentlemen.
Ward. Weatherly and Lane-We wish
1 Ito stop with you, for awhile. Have
pyou room? Three of us and our valet
Public-The exact room for you, sirs A
blarge room, withal with a great large
Dcomfort and a smaller bed-a neat little
bed-in the corner to rest the portly frame
pof your valet
I Ward, Weatherly and Lane-Good kind
man. proceed and guide us to the room
and the great bed.
\ Public aside to a bell hop)-Take care,
YOU youngsters, that they discover not
! that the great bed is enchanted
Weatherly-What speak you thereto
kthe boy?
n Public-'Twas nothing, sir, but instruc-
Ations for him to prepare your supper
PFollow this way. GAN go ouD.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-18

At New York II II E
New York ...<.- .-... Z 3
philadelphia ...-.. -. ) 2
Batteries: Caldwell and Sweeney:
Brown and Blatt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-18
HARRISBURG AND
CAIRO DEBATE
IS POSTPONED
High School Boys Gould Not Get
Here Last Night Account
Train Late.

On account of The Big Four train
being three hours late last night. il
was impossible for the Harrisb}r. 3
lieh school boys 10 reach Cairo IN
time 10 take part In the debate
scheduled for last night. An excel
lent program bad been arranged for
tho entertainment OF those who
wore to attend. The subject of the
debate which will be given at an
early date is Resolved that thera
should lie federal compulsory
court for the settlement OF all dis
putes between capital and Labor"
The Cairo boys assigned 10 discuss
this question are Hugh Martin,
George Curry and Edward IIassan.
The date Of the adjourned meeting
of the contestants VIII be announced
as soon as the Harrisburg con-
tingency is heard from.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-18
BALI. kESBtfS
M...IHE THREE
BIG LEAGUES
Fast Games Ali 0ysr The ciralt: :
Wet Grounds al
Pittsburs.
Fedel Al League.

Al 3. Louis: II innings X Il +
st. Louis .......... II =
Indianapolis 49,. ...... 9 ,
Batteries: VailettC and Simon
Mosley and Bsriden.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-18

Receipts OF wheat at Bueno1
Ayres are light and some difficulty
being experienced in filling con-
tracts. Corn firm on unfavorahl1
weather and good demand from Con
tinental Europe.
Russell's Commercial News. New
York says: Argentine corn rates
1. The New York Central and E-;i
railroads have revised their rates on
Handling cron from New York. This
reduction in l.tes VIII 90 into Ell.
feet Ma, | and on the New York
Contra! will include the CentlT,l
West Shore and Boston and Albany
lines and il is understood the Erie
viii aIsc haFa a schedule in enec,
early IN May. The Lackawanna IS
| expected to Issue a rate shortly and
other roads within 4 short time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-18
We ALL GO TO
CHURCH may 3
THE BIG DAY
Views Expressed by Another Local
Divine With Reference to Re.
cent Movement.

The Go to Church" Gamma, gu
which is now on among the differ
ant churches of Cairo, is exciting
more interest among the people OF
Cairo than was though possible. Net
only are the church people interest
ed in tic movement, but people who
have not been to church for years
are making il the leading topic OF
conversation, not only at home. by
the hreside, but on the streets and
in the business houses a, Well. Eash
church in the city has gone into tie
movement with one hearty accord
and that with no selfish feeling IN
the matter. and are not trying Just
simply to increase their own congra-
CATION, but are working to get every
body 20 attend church.
May 3 is The day set for the ars.
Go to Church Day and, of course.
each pastor will try to be at his
best AMI will give his gregation
just such spiritual food as will lic
best for them, and we feel sure iha.
no one who attends church in
Cairo ON May 3 win so home vita
out being benefited.
We feel free to say that We bn.
lieve that as class of men, tAa,
Cairo has as able men in the nlin-
istry DIS can be found anywher In
any city the size Of Cairo. or LARGE.
The ministers of Cairo as BIO, h
scholarly and able speakers: thcre-
fore. We nave no hesitancy In sayin.
that If yon attend church in Cairo
that YOU will be benefited. rha
time IS now nearing and let every
body do all they can to make MAY
J great church going day in
Cairo,
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-18

S,s-'sss:zs:ss: ::::s--,-s::
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-18
MOUNDS
Z. 49, p : :
0>ss-c@~

=
Don. forget the two school cleo
lions Today. f9lis open at ! o'clock
p. M.
Mrs. Ena Fitzpatrick and two
dal ghtars Mrs. YIN. Grain, Miss
Olga Fitzpatrick and little grandson
Rober. Grain, We're visiting in
Mound City Thursday.
zon Walftoh has been Gu the sick
lis, foffs few days
The District Association of the
congrr gdiiolraf church Will meet in
this city May45 and 6.
Or. w. G.. Rife 81 villa Ridge. was
1wn Yesterday looking after the
moro temcnts on his property here.
An adjourned meeting Of the city
council Mas IN session Thwsdav
nitat Nine Saloon licenses were
etgantHa ana sh,ooe collected Mayor
Fletcher Vas erdefcd to oDen nego-
Tia ions VITA N different companies
for a .eonaplate stwasc system when
IL to ae, installed and finished dur
lug The eoming year. The clerk was
ortleraaggto advertise for bids for j..
yards n sraYsl delivered on our
ntrets. The city has placed an or
der toffa hnefsteam roller and nj
HE streets throughout the city Will
be graded and rolled before the
gravel is placed OH Them. A COM
inunication from the First National
bank offering two per cent on the
city deposits was laid on the table
until. the next regular meeting.
IA
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-18
CAIRO HIGH AND
MOUNDS Teams
PLAY BASEBALL
Game Win Be Played at Mounds
This Aftemoon--First Game
Ths season.

The caro- hign school baseball
team will play today with tn
Mounds team at that place. TIL
lineup foI the cairo boys is as fol
lows: Han, pitcher; Kusener
catcher; llarBan. first base; Fitz
gerald. second base; Rink. short
stop; Ireland, third base; Brown
lieasiaE and l-andon. outhcldars
Coach Ryan Will look after the
Cairo team aud while tae boys nav,
not had mach practice lately on nc.
cunt Ct wet grounds Prof Ryan
re us confident they VII win tn
game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-18

Batt'fles: Faber Russell anl
sehaike; lia8eman, Follamre am
Carrisch.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-18
THREE VICTORIES
REBELSCIAIMf@ f'''
NEAR MONTEREY
Concluded from Page Ons.D


ionr Arizona military Officers .!
their side arms "Wednesday. .sad ias
resarn Of ihe swords fcIays tas Ia
cident was closed. WheL Gov. lipn'
CT Ar.~ona, and Cox. AZ DoEaid q
New, hf Nito, crcssed the ho:dsi
Wednesday 90 visit Aqua flieia, th-
boz der guards took tie side arms 81
tn Officers. II has Leen the custom
here 10 lay aside Weapons Whel
eros sing tic lines.
In defense OF his action the cap.
tain OF the guards SAID tne militar,
authorities hal bceu notified of tn.
governors and he thought the al,
vance Of the Arizona militia was 4
possible outcome OF the Tampico IN,
cident
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-18

batteries i'o1hling and Hem
rick; Leonard and rarrisan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-18

Batteries: Kamplehiner and Glib
son; Perrett and snyder.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-18
The Arithmetic of IL.

The pupils i'll school were asked to
give in writing the difference betM cen
a hiped and quadruped. One boy
gave the following A biped has two
legs, therefore the difference be.
tween biped and "A QuadrnDs4 u two
legs"
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-18

Batteries: Vaughn, Lavende:'
and Archer: flames, Davenport Lear
and Clarke, Gonzale.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-18

AT CHICAGO
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-04-18

Advertisiil e. makes more business.
Keep tlle Dollars at Home--Buy
Hsras M
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-21
THE PINK LADY

Tas most dsiisHtuI NJ mu=i-a'
r"n"tii's. Toe rink i.sty. uha.
Niii o." rasa ~ rhs Net Iam0rF f
"V'"'ns, lie sIrH sh 'isisagat- pro tul
ti"n ihr' IL & Imperative 'h1t ths .,-
'n'us psri"smsHrr sa"uli b.sin Br
'h' usAu 'iEs" rbv Mri.~iian-Cr rl
rlsy l. 'a" notable mIsls7i sa,rr.'-
hii NJ 'h" h"sstr zna bits fair e. o.
msin i"r D Ions time On snm" II
r'sutifui t'aTisisn E"Ers a"ru
'hr T"gH7 T1diss ~ r1e lnmp1nk ei.
''H.iHihr ,h-aiT'- 1"rrs H tiHt ~ ..r
a'uss' @aal"na rh- slnrmi 90.
Ole Hf The riHr Iai7 is bella
aEtHtlHI sasrYH .aars
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-21
EXTINCTION OF JEWS
CiSpR0vED BY FACTS
III EAST MAIN STREET

TIL. rrs iic,;oa thu, tho Jc~. ar.
fsc,ns extinction. made 10y br. isns.
Tni,.cssa. ~ Vienna. in y recent sd.
ir~s- delivered In Philadelphia. ~,
'ak"n up hy the s"V. Henry It-rko.
wits nj she nEasd and Aonat vrrn.
"n Streets synagogue In his .Srm"a
VITA, /. True Cui,nrrs"
tn" rabbi agreed with nncior zs,i.
srhan that tho ps.s~rs alton nf the
i~~ish people n. n distinct force Ia n.
vital inrorianc~. no, merely troa,
motives of s~if-rr..cr,ation and self.
respect. hut alsc because the jc~ has
con, ,ribui~d Ia the service nj human.
iiy tn" proiu.t. Of the rich culture
which has bccn developed in tho
-onrs" of his wonderful, his,or..
Moreover. II would he n distinct los.
to the world for tn. Jcw tn lo.c his
identity. tr then the force Of his In
iisiduaii,: and the genius Of tho
Jewish spirit. with it's notable po.si.
hili,ica for good. would ,cri.h.
Doctor Bcskowt's took iAa,ir with
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-21
coloHfR's jury
! s!llnes !! N yee;Rlo For
- 'xltliN6 OF MINER

Franz Ias"'s. : coal 'nin.E. cams
I" nj ss-ih ts"m a s1tnssa, wound
i.ni'ic'i with n .'Is,n. IN the hands at
Nr'hnr Lyons. y negro. al 1ahssrs m
jrnasrS ~. and the kiiiias ~. i..
Inainns. This was the verdict os the
coroner jur, ,Ns' 80, ,his morniss
~ IN. soeonrs's office ani inquired
Int" ;t~ tragedy ~ the Lyons board
ias house. Lyons ~. i-.a 'or tho
li!!ias and l.. In the .auaiy jail.
Thr~- uiin"sscs. Pete b,vi.. Frank
i,oiandn and Manuel Gardens. i-s-
Iifi.a =. III" effect ihnt Lyons shot
GaTciH. Dr. Perry jsffa testified ~
tn the .umf.-s ana nature 81 tn.
wounds. hut no evidence Nas al.
durci a. to the .ans" NJ the trouble
that pr"Siptias-i III. shoniin:.
An inar-., tn inquire into ,ia
death o! lame. CoiosI. a striker who
~as Killed by a e. s <. train near
thc isGlll~ ,an' colony Las, SUNDAY
morning. vii! bc held tomorrow
morning.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-21
PRoAlNENT Elk DEAD.

Colorado SPRINGS. Ian. :i.--Ed'
ward Lewis Preston. aged 70. scs.r.
an court s,cnorrarhor and prominent
Elk. dl6i u O: o'clock this morn.
Ing. after n ,hort Illness. Some 'int
sgc he suffered n severe attack q.
In Griprr. ON January II an acute
ni'a"t Of appendicitis srrt him To bc'l
insumrnia set in and though twice
checked. finally Toi control and
snusod his death.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-21
The proper thing after the theatre
Sspper al the columh,sa Cafe.
VERDICT FOR 500,

\ verdict In 'sS"' rf ~. isfaE 4,a'
80 allowing IL. L.:. nl.n' 'i';Erfri'
Tor s:"S -As T~'r'r"i bT y iirS IN
tho itslti.i ..,rt 'fis -f"r"ins H.
a." sss- ir shi.I rahi fIass a.
tiain'if in an a.siah 10 recover III.
.Gm II So. freia Fran. M-,,~r.,s,'
hirh snn, h- alleged vas inr HIN
an rr"nisa,fy rot. Tho inrY 80
,ird Yesterday afternoon under In
s'rues,ons 4" return a scaled verdict
as sa- opening of court this riosr,nt
Tire defendant was r"rr~.on,r.i 10y
S'snrn"y Earl Cooley.
Tho suit involved no, nniy,hr or.
trinai claim ot tho plaintiff &" So.
eevsr on nos~s. hut ALEC y count r
claim by the defendant arnina The
plaintiff. tn. latter Nv the .-riir,
s'ts nothing and ihr d.f-naaa' u
judgment for s:"". TIL" -a.- VA,
tried YESTERDAY.
chronieie-News zoe . moath.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-21

csn. ". II. Danks let, iast night
tor Dss,er an business "trip.
J. r. Asassnases Of Wsisenears is
IN the city today on business.
j. II. sloekisy OF Canon City 10
sp~sctnE the day 10 the city % busi-
sess.
A,. ana M,s. EassAe wiikin~oa At
IL vsla srs u The city ~ abort
visis. u
Aains l.. W. ksasady sad Mrs..
kAnAedy came 10 Tits sorains froa
Nais~asurx. 81. a. .4- .
csp,sis II. y. iAs.sy. nf Forbes.
esne in iss, evesinx sss . -oaf-rene~
~iis Gessssl Chase.
u. asa George AsDesnsotI. o. Lnd-
'a~ arrived ia ihs city last evening"
oa a short basineS. tsin.
Sir, aaf Mis. T.. J. Rl.o and
lasass,sr left isAsy for beaver xA-ss
iLsY viii spent The week atteaiiss
the stock show.
Mrs. T. y Cooley. sho bas b~sa u!
f"r soEas 'im-. has nas saliy T~-nV.
"fsA from an attack q. appendicitis
ant is sh!- "a M out aEsin,
Mrs. Ralph fsee 10 stsitins with her
sisters. Mgs. }, II, sh-aY.: aaa Mr.,
lsAa ii-iss. Mrs. Ire sas formerly
Ntss kashesia- nurk~.
N. John Psrsnn. .. Nihaaaesaae.
y, n. is -sp~st-.: here ,oaisai su
his ~sy 10 Gsaad Jass'iea. it~ AiiI
adass.s a m~@,iss al IN. sai,,,ian
ARA, hail isaIxht.
Miss isoaA tsass q here Sf.i,iaa
sish hss pssesss. Mf. sha Mrs.. Chss
lanes Nss4 insss is . hars~ NJ skr
.saes ~ 1919 af ihs e. y. & I. csrs,
IsAays M,snsqus Hospital. fns
sosn- time fast .he has made her
hots. 10 i'a-hio ~h-s- she hs. s~es
HsssisinS hes psn..asiaas sh- has
s'-a rassst the State naass rxas.ira.
lion. RSr has hs-n IN isaisias ...
ih,.- ..ssss
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-21
Cevu,aa Firm Brbed
LAP Admiral, Clare

Berlin. Ian. ci.-!.c,,.ra show ihC
that the si"m.ns-achukost Electrical
concern ARRANGED IN i.ay commissions
tn Visc Admiral Koichi fajii. for.
morly Jsp5ncAo. naval nlta.h~ IN
Berlin. on all hus!ncss done by tho
iorm for tho IaPaarsr navy were
read IN court herc ,oday during the
trial nt former stonosiarhrr of the
firms Toxic branch.
Tho accused was srnicrucd to two
years imprisonment for s.c.,in~
confidential correspondence and at.
tomn:cd blanknaii.
One Of the Letters said two and q
half per cen, commission was to he
raid :" tiso Adm!-ai Euiii. Ono
commission. s;a,a:O. which had been
authorized for 'parttcu,erly conf
'dcntisl expenditure in occurring a
s::!.0o0 contract for the erection OF
a wireless station ty subsidiary
German telegraph omp,ny. wag
mentioned among others. Each lc,-
icr argnod against reducing price.
on account Of report made by a
Jarancsc officer in London. I. stat
cd that it was easier aud better tn
has. the officer removed II hn con-
tinued troublesome.
The company denied that it paid
commissions to officials but did not
disalib~ tho letters.
n tnctfiil hint 10 your beet girl
In season would have avcrted tho
possibility Of that embroidered
Christmax ncektie. which you must
now wear downtown.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-21
Hofior 10 sIIlEls or MILK
m Ala. PERSONS SELLING MILK
WITHIN THE City or TRINIDAD;

You and each of yon ar. hereby
notified that tn" city milk aAd dairy
ordnance requires that every row
from which milk IL sold or offered
for sale shall h. subjected In test
for tuberculosis each year" anf pre-
yiA~s that any person 81 violating
such ordinance shall b~ snhis.'' l." \
fine of not less Tran ss,na nor mere
than sino.nn. and confinement In
III. eoi,y jail nn,ii sbsh fine sni
COSTS ns@ nsdi."
Yoa and each Of you arr hereby
po,ifi.-i ,ha, said 0'tinahs" will bs
snfasrei ssains, al, persons ~ha 4"
not by February !. 1911. shea 10
the dairy Inspector f.riflea'" fNaEi
. licensed veterinary showing \ test
of their e6g's for tuberculosis ai'h'
in the past year anh further sh"N'
tas tina, their eo~s sr. free Of ,i'
bes.uiosiss
Fail not to comply With this no
,is~ a. your peril.
". =. ni'Ni.NvY. Mayer
rr. bONNiii'H.
Chairman Health Committee,
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-21
FIVE Dlls ADe
DRAFTED Alen1
tWs1 n0elAn

wsskih staa. Jan. si.--tif- hills
tn essrs ou. a. sr,rs~4sjans ~
rstssaeni Wiisas's isrs, messas-
Nss~ A~tns completed r. eoezrrss To.
say.
tn. hi:is ~iil .u,ssars the s.',ns
s.ss
An tst~r,nte t-as- rs-,n.i..isa.
With iuarisisns.ai poSss. into rct-
rnsaisoas aad authority IN Aid ~
the soasss ant s.or ''air srsin-ss''
~ishin the, a4.
rr"hisi,ioa a. ia,e'iat.ias aisc-.
srral.A in ias-ras,e .Srrrss,iop..
Isiifoaa. aad sn,ieas, hat.ls.
Empowering The Interstate c"as.
inrrrc eosasnss.ioa To regulate the
issuance At ,ai'rcai sso-.s an,s
hnads.
A SHERMAN ias definitions HIT.
vht@h would define specifically ~aat
e"0s't'otrs restraint ~ trade.
4 general relations mcasus- seek.
las To eliminate "r;,t throat" comtS.
siiisc ha.ine.s AMI which xos,ia mo.
siic !',nishmcu: for Individual. 10.
stead NJ business and make II nos
'ihlc TO- firms or inii, idnals iniar-d
i'y unlawful hus;asss r-s'ra,.t TO
avail themselves Of findings assins,
'omhina'ioa~ and insii,rtc sui,. In
u0uii, for rr1tcf,
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-21
os,ruAaY 0

Adsna.
Wi'i!ssa ,istas. n s"ai miner. uas
iassansts Killed b, y fall n, rosk IN
the k~nH.,h mine af the Ten. .,i-
tn-s sonir1ns YESTERDAY, The ie-
--ss~i 40 ga years q. ss- and nn.
masried ans hos relatives iisins in
shi. city.
csissi.
The san.rai ~ lame. caiasi. .ha
~as rus over and killed by a ,rnin
a~sr t.nalaN ma s.niay. took place
ssia nosnins fTam the i,nli sna Ms.
Mshoa chapN,. several hundred
.'sikiss --ai miners marh"t In .
procession ,hst Ioiia~-a the holy IN
,h. castoii- cemetery.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-21
PHONE TRINIDAD q,

the emiarat aasaas fsoH, Austria m
the .oa.ir.i,a. he drew !run III. sta.
sissi.s cf ia,rrrrari iae-s in w~s'-.a
Europe. Nri,b.. Aos!d s~ accept
the -.,iaau. ptadiction that the ~co-
nomic pressure n which tho Jews are
subjected In eastern III; OPT and cleo.
~h~r" rr~sas~d sh~ir ultimate ~.
sinS'ion. itr cited tho in-anlrnvrss-
ibic fact shat there arc now mosv
than i:."""."n" Jews in tho world. .
larger n.nhcr than has existed al
any time heretofore.
ini~rmarrissc ~a- prevalent. n.
doctor Iniisrhan admits. even In
1nei-a, Palestine. Moreover. tho
,cr, leaders stc.rassna. Mo-cs wed.
ded an Ethiopian. David Nas Do.
scrnd-'i from n MoAbiioss. solomon
married an Egyptian.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-21
LISTEN rOR THE WHISTLE.

Listen Tor the wh'stics' The On
carrier BOYS now POSSESS rev whis.
ties. The bors VIII blow the whistles
whom thcv deliver papers. when
you hear the whistle tonight aud
nights hereafter rct your C-N Just
after II has hecn thrown.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-21
suNKEs SUBMARINE LOCATED

tiy,n"a'h. England. Jan, si.-Th.
ntitish submarine ''A-.". -hlrh ais-
app~ar-a IN Friday last DURING ms'
n-arsrs in riymsn,h soans. ras i.-
.aI-a an ,h- bottom a, \ s-p,. "f
ESQ feet.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-21
cULL0N is SETTER.

wsshins'na. Ian. si.-WhnS ,h~
coalition ~ former senator shr!hy
". Coiin.,- showed a slight Improve
n,-ns 'fis morning mn h"i'c is hsi'
"s'' for his f"-",sy. ans. rscas'ii.
10 tho attending nhy.i.ians. 'hS ~na
NAV cone ~ nry tire
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-21
Ms. NOsNER RfCOVERs
FROM RECENT ILLNESS

Mr., a-"rs" y iiHs'E. o former
resident al fTiniisd, sHa hsu shI"F NJ
AZ. ami Mrs- = ", ripi6n, ~ ihls
ciiy. 8. sl"Niy lmPr"NiHs a, ~"
N-r.y.s i,asPi,al in DshEsT from sn
operation Tor sFp~HhiFi'is- D-oFse
ii.sm.r ,s promiaeu' Ia Democratic
sir-i-s Of tho state sHd editor n 'h-
For, Morssn Herald
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-21
ONE ESTATE PAYS NEW YORK
TWO AND ONE.HALr MILLION

Albany. y. v. Ian. ?i.-A chcc.
for A..is 600 III ravncnt Of the
transfer tax on tho estate Of tho late
Anthony y. Brady Of New York waa
received today by tn" state comp,roi.
Ter. Tn" tax was ripuurcd or an 80.
iimat"d valuation of s,o.ooo. 600.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-21
ATTENTION. gixs

Regular n-"'ins Thar IL. lsbH-
aty ssns. M s,si,isa bs"sh'Ts usi-
came y II, sinH". I:,slt.si ,;Hi"ri
ChsIlra l.Ii-r, - -. rra T"'a- ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-21
TWO VIEWS OF IT.

Nr. S'ingcy-"ThCrc arc moro
than s3o.oob.o0o in circulation in
tho United States
Mrs. Stingcy-".iidginy from the
trouble have to take to 20, half n
dollar out of you | though, that ,hctr
was no ,norc than cighi or ton dol
lars in circulation"
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-21

The Salvasioa Army can nss asS
east-off clothing. furniture. kitehes
useosiis. dishes. heddine. cic. Any.
one having any os such pieaAe phoas
Rcd :ss: and they will be called Sps
promptly. Thanka. Capt. r. g.
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The chronicle=news., 1914-01-21

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Chairman Health Committee.
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1914-04-17
OCTOC

Miss Leila Mae Randle spent
last week with her home people.
Miss Elsie Self, of the |. | Il G..
spent several days at home I'eccnt>
ly.
Dr a. Ii. Rice is attending the
State Medical Association in Co
lumlus this week. =. 81
r. y. NJ. Goddard, of tir y,
Il M. College, hus been At 'iolii'
severa. days on the sick list
Messrs Benton Custom and Geo
freeman, OF the A. e. M College
speut Sunday in the home Of Mrs
Z. Self.
We are glad to report Miss Alic,
Hollisshead is at home and is nucl
improved after her trip to Merid.
ian.
Although the day was yer.
showery, . number Of people ea
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1914-04-17
ADATON.

Miss Ruth Steele-retnrned' home
Saturday from short visit to
Shuqualuh.
The young felix's enjoyed finr
time OF an Easter egg hunt at Mr..
Billy Lewis
Mr.. Billy Lewis and daughter,
Miss Carrie, visited Starkvilie
Wednesday.
Mr. 8irchfeld and family, who
| reside near Pheba, and Miss Car.
roll, Of Wallhall, visited Mr.. jim
East Mississippi times. (Starkville, Miss.) 19??-1926, 1914-04-17
SESSUMS.

Mr. II. G. Young attended the
cattle sale at Meridian last week.
Miss Rushing and Miss Myrtle
Tomlinson spent FRIDAY in Arte-
Sia.
Presiding Elder Wollard con-
Quoted Easter services here Sun.
day.
Mr. Il. G. Harfell returned from
Meridian last week after spending
a few days in that city.
Eugene Fox and Lyman Russell
attended the ball game at the A. &
M. College Tuesday evening.
Miss Hortense Gladney, of
StarLvi.le, was the guest of Miss
Pattie Will Askew, last week.
Mrs. Grace Russell left Sunday
for Kentucky, where she goes to
visit friends and relatives for u few
weeks.
Miss Addie Kennard went to
Starkville last Thursday to attend
the funeral OF her uncle, Mr.. j. B..
Kennard.
Miss Julia Self was in Sessums
Friday calling on friends and on
her way to join Mr.. Self, DR.. Eek :
ford taking him in his auto thru
the country to Starkville.
Mr.. Everett Russell is preparing
! to erect silo Oh his farm about
two miles from town. This is one
of the greatest needs Of The farm
er in feeding dairy cattle.
! DR., and Mrs. Bryan left Sunday
for Meridian where the doctor
went to have an operation for ap-
pendicitis. We are gratified to
learn that the operation was sue
cessful.
Misses Sallie uollingshead and
! Mary Kennard, Of IOctoc, were in
Sessums Saturday mingling with
friends, and also to meet Miss
Aii@e Hollingshead who had been
in Meridian awhile.