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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-02-22
Bedtime Stories
For Little Folks
MARcEL's WISH.

Marcel was poor little hunchback.
He sold papers when he could get
them. and when he did not he slept
anywhere he could find shelter and ate
anything he could find. When he had
money enough he went to place
where he could get a bed and break
fast for few pennies. and Marcel
always liked to go there. for in the
same house lived q poor old woman.
Granny" as Marcel called her. was
lame, and she could not walk very
we'll. but she managed to do enough
work SO that the woman who kept
the lodging house gave her bed In
one corner of a room and gave her
enough food to keep her from starving.
Marcel had bed of straw next to
Grannys, and often when her pains
and aches were keeping her awake,
Marcel's back would be paining him,
and they would talk to each other,
trying to forget their suffering.
Granny would tell him of the time
when she was younger and had a
warm dress and plenty of food and
good husband, and how the war took
him from her and she was left sick
and alone and how she prayed for the
time to come when she should join
her Soldier boy" as she called her
lost husband.
Marcel could tell only of what he
saw each day as he limped along the
streets, for he remembered little of
his early childhood.
But he could tell Granny of beau
tiful fountain in park where he often
went and about the grand people he
saw driving in their carriages.
There is a beautiful lady at the top
of this fountain" he told Granny, land
she pours water from a pitcher she
holds in her hand If you get clo~e to
the fountain sometimes the spray will
touch your face, and l like to think
she is telling me she is glad to see
} me.
} Il wonder if she is a fairy" he
} asked Granny. Sometimes she seems
} to smile at me. and think will speak
} to her and ask her to grant me one
} wish"
Il am afraid the days for fairies
nave passed." said Granny. Il used
} to hear about them when was a lit
tie girl, but never saw one"
} But little Marcel did not give W
} the idea that the beautiful lady Of the
} fountain was a fairy, and one da,
} after he had walked far and his bscl
} panied him more than usual he wen
} 10 the fountain and lay down beside it
} The cool grass eased his aching
} hack and head, and the fountain lad!
eemed to know his face was hot, fo
he water sprinkled his face every few
| minutes.
Marcel looked at her 20 beautiful
LADY," he said, grant me one wish
just one"
The fountain lady smiled and he
lips parted. What is it you wish?
she asked.
u 1T is for Granny | want you t
S, grant the wish. She is so old and s
E. lame. Please, beautiful lady max
v her last days comfortable" he said.
II Poor little Marcel, with his lam
d back did not think of himself, but G
T. poor old Granny. The spray fe
II faster on his face, and tie lady SCENE
to smile, but so far away that Marco
IL was not sure whether she heard hi
- wish or not.
He awoke with a start, and til
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-02-22
DULL, SPLITTING,
SICK HEADACHE
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ieve at once-10 cents o
package.

You take a DR.. James Headache
Powder and in just a few moments
vour head clears and all neuralgia and
distress vanishes. It's the quickest
and surest relief for headache, whether
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IOuit suffering-it's so needless. Be
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Decentralization there will be no disap-
3ointment.
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Corvallis, Ore, Feb. 22.-The women
Of oregon who heard Mrs. Kedzie-
Jones Of Wisconsin declare at the re-
cent conference on home-making here,
that any woman can dress on forty
dollars q year, say 1t can't be done.
Mrs. Kedzie-Jones insists that many
women are already dressing neatly on
that amount In Wisconsin.
Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. 22.-There Is one
woman in Chicago who did not per.
NIT the defeat of woman candidates
at last falls election to prevent her
from seeking nomination at the com
ing primaries. She is Miss Barbara
Schmidt, Republican, who aspires to
become an Alderwoman. She has four
opponents for the primaties which will
be held on February %.
Topeka, Kas., Feb. 22.-Kansas
women under As years of age who
wear earrings or treat their faces with
cosmetics for the purpose of creating
false impression" will be guilty of q
misdemeanor, If bill now before the
state legislature becomes law. Face
powder, perfume, false hair ant
beaches are among the articles emu
merated in the list which women are
forbidden to use.
London, Feb. 22.-There will soor
be placed in Regent street a statue o
Florence Nightingale. The figure rep
sents The Lady with the Lamp a
she might have been seen at nigh
/ passing through the wards of the hos
pital at Scoutari in the time of tn,
Crimean War.
Statistics show that during the yea
1914, $50 women inventors applied TO
patents in England.
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Aaa Personals

ana Miss Davie Catron poured tea.
Miniature United States flags were
given as favors.
Misses Ella Braswell, Arden Kelly,
Lillian Bradley, Lucille Lynch, Myrtle
BYRD, Elma Pruitt, Lucille Jackson,
Davie Catron, Leila McWilliams, Lucy
conner and Mrs. sgd Conner were Wis.
itors and the club members were Miss.
es Maggie Mae Johnson, Lurline Col.
ms Marguerite Turner, Frances Fer.
guson, Marie Hill, Mabel Nixon, Kath.
crime Selby, Nita Sullivan, Ruth
Thrash.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-02-22

New York workers support their
own standing army. There are 10000
industrial insurance agents in that
city.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-02-22
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SOCIAL CALENDAR. 4
tuesday, Feb, 23rd.

n tuesday, Feb. 23rd. 4
Afternoon, 3 o'clock. Raview 4
| 1uo; hostess, Mrs. Ben Foster. 4
Wednesday, Feb. 24th. 4
afternoon, o'clock: Nautilus 4
Club; hostess, Mrs. A. v. Hays. 4
afternoon, O'clock: Galaxy 4
Cub; hostess. Mrs. Duncan Math. 4
eson' at home of Mrs. H. T. Allen. 4
Thursday, Feb. 25th. 4
y 1TEs,l o'clock: Morning 4
rH0 Ehostesses, Mrs. S. v. =
10 ftsA and Mrs. Martin King, 4
= at home of latter. 4
Afternoon, $3.50 clock: The 4
Art Club; hostess, Mrs. Arthur Z
J, Grove. a
Afternoon, $3.50 o'clock: Fran Z
els Willard Memorial, w. c. T. Z
U, at home of Mrs. Seth Heidel- .
berg. a
Friday, Feb. 26th. .
Ia Afternoon, 3 o'clock: Priscil- =
liam Embroidery Club; hostess, .
Mrs. Lowery Love. .
Saturday, Feb. 9th. =
- Afternoon, o'clock: Japanese =
= Tea, Circle No. S of Main Street .
: Methodist w. M. s., at home of =
Mrs. ]. s. Turner. .
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Mes Myrtle Byrd and Miss Elma
S76E Of Richton, spent the weekend
IN thshane of DR.. and Mrs. T. E. Ross.
49,
Mrs. L. L. Mullinix has returned
phom an extended visit to New York
City.
Miss Lillian Mason, OF Laurel, comes
Fnlght to spend some time visiting
~ and Mrs. Frank Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Mason and son
John Clifford, of Laurel, we're week
end visitors to the home of Mr.. an6
Mrs. Frank Mason.
49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther A. Smith are
eceivlng congratulations upon the ar
ival of a little daughter, who cam'
D them Sunday evening.
Mrs. Frank Green, OF LeaksVllle
Iiss., Is a guest of Mrs. X. Mclnni
nd will also visit her daughter, Mis-
reen, at the Woman's College.
49,.
Mrs. ]. Shall Yerger, after a visi
. her nephew, J. w. Garfield, lei
aturday to visit her sister, Mrs. "
!. sessions in Jackson. She will II
arH,5Rker home in Greenville after
sw Mjs stay there.
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4 Great Mystic Story BY Harold McGraih

w YHEN John Storm realized
Nv that Zudora was gone. alb
p" Quoted In her nightgown,
with only q comfortable to
shield her from the cold. he was stun
ned And he had laughed at her for
her forebodings, her talk about evil
stars.
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Woman, 5 Part in
the News Todau

Grand Forks, N. D., Feb. a.
Through the efforts of women toward
cleanliness and right prices, the city
has erected and runs its own abattoir.
insuring sanitary conditions In the
slaughtering Of cattle.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-02-22
Party At Normal COLLEGE.

A delightful event of Saturday was
the George Washington party at three
O'Clock in the afternoon at Mississippi
Hall of the Normal College, when the
resident teachers and matrons of that
building, Misses Alma Hickman, Jes.
sic May Lomas, Emily Jones, Villa
Bolton, Sarah Bolton, Mesdames Lips.
comb, ]. w. Chambers and Mcmillan
entertained the other members of the
faculty and the officers of the Normal
The decorations of the reception
rooms beautifully featured the birth
day of the country's father. Red
roses, and many of them, were com
bined with ferns and banked the big
punch bowl, red-shaded lights and can
dies we're used and flags and tiny
hatchets to further the theme.
Misses Annie Augustus and Lorena
Thames were the musicians of the
occasion and added much enjoyment
An ice with cake we're the refresh
ments served
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-02-22

San Francisco, Feb. 22.-Miss
Blanche Payson rs the queen OF the
Exposition police. Only 81 years old.
but weighing 235 pounds, and standing
8 feet 4, she has been sworn in as a
special officer to guard the women and
children, and to watch the Washers
at the Fair.
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at the Fair.
Louisville" KY, Feb. 22.-Miss
Gladys Adams, formerly Louisville
belle, has sailed for Liverpool to be-
come an army nurse She will aid her
aunt, Lady Ross, who was Patti Eli.
son, of Kentucky, and who has been
nursing at the hospital of the Duchess
of Sutherland at Dunkirk.
Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 22.-Miss
May Allison Of Gamma has been ap
pointed manager Of lazy husbands
by the Los Angeles County puper
visors. She is handling the wages oil
the Changing prisoners so that theil
wives will get it, and she looks after
husbands who are out on probation fol
failing to support their families.
Topeka, Kas., Feb. 22.-Miss Effit
Loader assistant sergeant at arms il
the Kansas State Senate, is the frs
woman to hold such office in this coun
try.
The travelling libraries of Kansas
begun few years ago by club women
now consist of some $4,000 volume,
that travel about in 600 trunks.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-02-22

President and Mrs. Joe Cook, of the
Normal College, have as their guests,
Mrs. Cooks mother and sisters, Mrs.
N. NJ. Harris, of Steens, Miss, and
AIesdames w. D. Stevenson and M. b.
Wood of Catalonia, Miss.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-02-22

lteAtlIepuno' .a,t,
/ MIS-. J. sgd Conner president OF Tt
federation. was present and gave d.
I ,n,orestipg talk to the club ou'ii'i'n-
.ho nlap for a Health Census
Miss Powe then conducted n ne,
,uests to pe dining ROOM and e VIII,
sso assistance of Miss Lucy conner
served a delicious two-co1rse aua .tilrr
; son The Washington decorations
gun frrthered here. the room bein'
rsnted by candles in q inS Old silvs
esndelaOra and shaded W
tiny natchets and cherries f. En- :,
y Mere and bowl Of e onnes.nq
!. Y HcTkMo u - rs We
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NACIMIENTOS.

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JUNO 7-Sr. Y Sra. E. NJ. BaltaSai,
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JUNO 5.-Sr. Y Sra. Z. Hernandez,
III Dolorosa Street; n nina.
JUNO .-Sr. Y Sra. Tomas Quinte-
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ma.
JUNO 7-Sr. Y Sra. F. de los Sam
tos. 407 Travis Street; mi nina.
JUNO 3-Sr. Y Sra. l.. E. Martinez,
404 South Alamo Street una niiie.
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Fue decIarada sin vaIor Ia
Hl0neda viIlista en-
Monterrey

LAREDO. Texas. JUNO 1t
nuevo prObIema til. e. "s t..
infortunados habitantes de la Ca.
pital del Eslado de NucvO Leon
dcbjdo a una disposition de los ca.
rranrista> Que tratan de crear di-
ficultadcS por dOnde quiera gu
van. La referida disposition fur
dlctada por IidefonsO Nazque2. 90
brrnad0r militar del EstadO d
Nurvo Leon Y consiS!c EN- una pro.
hibici@n absolute de que 81 papc
monrda v~iIIiSta que Guedara e.
81 concrete al abandonar los rcvO.
lU:ionarioS de Chihuahua la plaZ;
he Monterrey.
Nizuuez. en- rI decreto de- null.
lad del papel v~iIIiSta cSiabtecr pc.
mas muy graves para cl que trait
ir intrOdurir r>a m0ueda q Ia re
cha Ell pages lie tr~anSarciOne
r~umrrrlaies. Como iurantc la per
manrncia de- ia gentc ue Villa s..
imuui6 al merrado dr Montcrre.
,ir paprlrS dr los III" 81 hahla. ha
birnioSr hrcIO una "e,iici6n rXtr;
Ir rI.oS ALI. eXru>ado - decir To-
lnuincrabIrS periuicioS que reel
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AhOra bien: krOpOtkine 10 ma dl-
no. Las libcrtades. no Sc dan. 81
Jman. \ Sc he figura que ell puc-
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o. los revOluclOnariOS son bandi-
o.. Nj 10 creO reSpectO a II gran
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los que siguen de buena e los
rrastran las maldadeS de los me-
oS, que Sicmprc 81 mai ~ mas
icII de- cjercitarSe. Los hOmbreS
q la rrv0luci6n Seran tOdOS COM
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M nInguna de las cOSaS que pide.
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jrr', .Gfrida> DDr ia. dos riuia-
- Ga -. N'A'r0 y N"iarruz, y
. mi.,mIu pucu. i"clrSn de- {. las
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NOVELAS A zoe CADA UNA

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NovELAs A 35c CADA UNA.

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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-10-07
One MANS Value.

In the multitude of legislatures
founded by Englishmen and their de-
scendants in various parts of the
world the hereditary principle has
found no place. In former times in
England the house of lords stood for
a great fact. The magnates OF whom
it was composed possessed much pow
err, to which fortunately the constitu-
ton gave legitimate expression.
1t has been the signal merit Of the
English constitution that 1t has been
capable of modification so as to keep
abreast of the facts.
In this twentieth century Of ours
Great Britain, like the United States,
like Canada and like England's great
colonies. can only be governed by the
frank acceptance of democratic prin.
ciples.
We have to reconcile old forms with
modern sentiment and habit OF
thought. Everywhere the theory that
one man is as good as another is. rec
ognized as lying at the base of mod
ern constitutional systems.