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EXCHANGE FOR QUICK RESULTS
HOUSES FOR SAFE

FOR SAGESiS;room house, "a baths.
gas, lectricity. Block from post
office: Will sell cheap IL sold In next
thirty days! Apply Box 113s this Of
fee! 3.1mo=N 10
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nee essary to Fotect his Interests.
Iii "a order that . copy Of this OF
der r he ,e pnbiishstl and ppstsd Is requir
ed nv law.
.5Giyengunde en- my iiand this 9TH day OF
Jnnes ei5.
'fis5 D.. W.. S. BLACK, Clerk
e! i, = dORGArS,
Counsel for PIathtifi.
This ord 5is publfshed for The hrai
time June 8, 1915.
w. 81 BLACK, Clerk.
June a.16.23.3o.
NOTICE OF FlRsT MEETING or
CREDITORS
United States s6t Anerica,
Northern % District IL West YtFgiuh, s.
IN the United States District Court IN
and for Said Diatrtct
IN the Matter OF payid 8 Huffman
Bankrupt, No! IN Banlfaptcy'
To the ditoTs OF spayid s, Human
Of Fatrmont1 I'm the County OIL mar
ion and seset AFORESAID Sank
ruptsi IN 49,. -. a..
Cd dat e. June pI 1915, the said
David Hufma swns duly adiudicat-
6frt frInANIM|
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eTATE of WEST VIRGINIA, SIS:
Az die regular session Of the county
c.etirt; held in and for the County oI.Ma-
RON ati the Court House thereof on Da0'7
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LEGAL / Ia NOTICES n I i

4, a SNoTlcEsTo CREDITORS. u
TO the Creditors of a. Bruce Melon:
aid, deceased " II; y 81
q In pursuance OF a decree OF the Cir
cult Court. Of the bunty OF Marion.
made in cad ee lereins pending. it9I
subject theFreaI Este of the said sE.
decedent to the payn az btS his debts.
YOU are, required 10 resent your
claims hgainst the esta of the said
DECIDE II. for ad iudicatt9 I fEL z
man; i6ofa Toner, a dis office ~
the I'D CO. MY, OF; ol before the 18th.
daJo Jun q 81 81, 4. Z 7. &
Witness, NJ. 81 Black, Clerk OF said.
Court. this % day OF May. 191 s.. &;
s. BLACK, Clerk.
May 5:12!te: 2s June ~.
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MoN r. I, l 4 3 !,

IM10TNEY LOANED in sums from
3 $1,000 6up, to anyone having steady
work: No reference %: end eerant
required. Address Box 5s5. ClarkshurgS
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EosT-Monday morning, pocketbook
Containing bank notes. Reward u
Returned toll. u. Moran Grocery, East.
PARK Ave. and Marion ST.
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FOR SALE

FOR Ai.E-Blnnlz on and Gas Leases
south Penn farm; also Assignments
Of Leaso and Houss Leases. apply
west vissinian osiee. IAN
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sAIJTONToBIEs. AZ ACCESSORIES
sAEETX FIRST.
fire shop Tor the man who wantg
what ne want WI en- he wants IT, Z mi
fftires. tubes and accessorie Gasolines
hi .scSands1S So: Just as close as your;
feIenhone F'airmont \ rrulcaniZtng and
Ratreading. Co. z First Ward, Bell phone
i4So:R consoi. 5s5. s;:2s1 I'll 1s go
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01

srs. was introduced and adopted at
last nights meeting of the official
board. = Z q
The city engineer was requested TO
supply the board with detailed plans
showing the cost Of the work. the area
.of assessment and the specifications.
Charles r. Forbes, territorial super
ihtendent OF public works, gave notice
IS the beard that he intends to inn
prove Kamamalu, Auwaiolimu, San
Antonio, Lanakfla, Concordia. Ma
dsira, Azores, Perry and Frear streets
fn the Anwaiolfmu district Under an
sot PASSED by the last LEGISLATURE.
About So 900 is ayaitabIe for this
werk. Forbes asked that the city hare
eureing put in along these streets.
Mayor Lane will appoint a special
committee OF three at tonighfs meet
Ing of the board to meet the officers
OF the Polo Club and negotiate with
then for the renting OF the pole gald
al Kapiolani park TO the association.
The committee on public expendI
lures recommended that a 1916 Buick
touring car be purchased for the joint
pse az the treasurer ana the super
Aises S The report was adopted eFaf
he protest. 81 Supervisor Larsen
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01

On the afternoon Of September 10
the Commercial Club viii hold its an.
nual meeting Tor the purpose Of elect.
ing oEiicers Reports OF officers and
committees viii be made at this time
and after these the regular banquet
win follow. The following men have
been nominated for the beard of GOV.
errors from which the officers Will
BE chosen L II. Beadle. AZ D. Castro.
j K. Clarke. c. r. Frazier S. 81 Low
roy. II NJ Maryin. Nc Aicfntyre, e
III Paris, S. S. Paxson, L. Underwood.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
HEkIRlCAI Oft RING5
SCENES IN AUSTRALIAN DESERTS

In The Lone Star Rush" the I'VE
part photo-play OF the great Austria
liam gold fields which is the feature
this week at the Popular theater,
there Is with a few exceptions an out
door background.
me action Of the drama is laid in
the mid australian desert II Is an
elaborate film and tells thrilling tale
of the great gold fields of the Anti
podes. The scenic effects are spec
tacular and the action Of the picture
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
new TELEPHONE
BOND ISSUE Is
PROVING WINNER

That the $2oo.e0o allotment OF the
recent $4,000 bond issue Of the Mu,
tual Company which win so into ef-l
feet on October / Is very attractive
to the investors Of Honolulu was the
statemens made this morning BY J. A.
Balch, trgasurer Of the oompany
Great eagefness is being shown BY.
the old holders Of our bonds to take
I'D the new issue, : said Mr.. Baich.
satisfied with the soandness Of the
company and In every way with their
treatment II the past, the h0Iders
have taken advantage Of the oppoftu-
nifty which the Mutual Telephone
Company has extended to them 70
buy up the new bond Issue ct q pre-
MUM Of 1015k. Owing to their mani
tested dislike of giving up their old.
bonds the company decided to allow
them to purchase the new issue In.
preference to other bidders at this
advanced price.
Already they have bought up more
than $3.50, 900 Of the SEQ 900 allotment
and their bids are coming IN now
with great regularity. In each case
however, they are limited to the same
amount Of bonds which they held un-7
der the old issue. 6 IS &
bids from other quarters are also
being advanced and one large offeri
has been received which is consider
ably in excess Of 191
Mr.. Balch left today for Hilo with
the manager Of the company where
he win make statement before the.
public utilities commission setting
forth why the Hawaii Telephone Com
pany has found 1t necessary to make
an advance In the rates which are be-,
ing charged on the Big island. On
Hawaii there have been many COM.
plants and the public utilities com
mission win hold q long and careful
to see whether or not
the complaints are justified.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
EVAPORATION TO
handle RANLEY'S
Dl|RY BUSINESS

y q E 49, ..s4l. n. :. t,--ffs,I
were nleQ Win tne 1eIl.so-
1' treasurer yesterday INCORPORATING
J. |''Is lee Cream 4 Dairy Products
Limited. the incorporators
zen. .181rt g. Mclean, Harry Z.
I. James u Mclean, Jennie 4.
Mclean and Alfred w Games
IA. new corporation has taken over
Il, I1einess heretofore carried on BY
Hart L Rauley. and the manage
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
CITY NILLMAKE
0FFER0F S75,000
T0RPLAYGR0UVD

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
ADGLUB flLMI Is
LIKED At IRY. OUT

The committee in charge Of tie Ad
Club night to be held at the liberty
theatef tomorrow evening. reports
everything in "tip-topg shape for a
gala occasion
The film has been tried out and the
few. who witnessed the run claim
much for it-and say that those who
do not see it Thursday night win
miss q great treat 1t Is an anus
ing and interesting depletion of the
adventures Of q Mr.. ''Noad, z who gets
into all manner OF trouble through
his wish that there should be no more
advertising.
This f1m which was received by the
local organization q few days ago. was
made for the advertising clubs OF
America and comes direct from q
very successful run on Bfoadway 1t
win be run in addition to the regu-
lar program OF the evening.
! 80. ! (
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01

High mass was celebrated IN Lud-
wigs church. Berlin, in memory Of.
Mrs. A. MONTGOMERY Tnackera. wife.
of the TONER American consul general
q Berlin. Mrs. Thacl1era died in.
Paris on July IS
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
IhlA0VEMENT Of
REREIANIA GETS
O 4 From BOARD

In accordance with previous an
nouneementS supervisor Shingle =
esolation ploviding for the improve
ment OF Beretania street from King
street to Nauanu street and from Ala
pai % Papahou streets under the
frontage tax statutes, one7third Of the
cost. 70 be borne By the city and two
thirds BY the Auditing property own
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01
MOVIE DIRECTOR IS
HERE WITH FL MS OF
SAN FRI cisco FAIR


: Among the pasSepgers arriving On
the HilCnian this Informing was NJ. Al.
Read, noted moving picture man.
who is accompanying his big eight
reel feature on the San Francisco ex.
position here and to Australia. Read
directed the taking Of the hlm himself,
the story covering about two
months. The picture, which Is called
"A Trip to the Panama Pacific Expo
sition, opens tonight at the Bijou.
Two mines, the Dunkirk and the
Hazel Kirk of the Westmoreland Coal
Co, resumed operations. giving EN-
plcyment to 400 men. The mines are
located near Chartered, Pa
Several deaths have been caused in
parts Of Spain BY severe heat wave.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-01

The Greek Government denies that
Greece had negotiated, a $40, DOE. 900
loan from Germany ,I
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-02
OFFICIAL REPORT.

Jackson, Miss, Aug Crops are
badly in need of rain, says the weekly
report of crop conditions issued to-
day by the weather bureau of the
United States department of agricul-
ture.
The report in full is as follows:
Summary of weather and crop con-
dition in Mississippi for the week
ending in Mississippi for the week
ending Tuesday, July 81, 1915:
The week was generally too cool
and dry for the best results. Cotton,
as a rIhe, is in good condition, but
there are some complaints of shed
ding, and there are continued reports
of the presence of the boil weeviI
Late corn is badly in need of rain,
and all crops would be benefited by
rain.
(S!gned; Austin H. Scott,
Acting Section Director.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-02
MISSISSIPPI NEWS
ABOUT MOSQUITOES.

Biloxi, Miss, Aug. 2.-Ine ITosqui
to pest of 1915, | think was the worst
we have experienced on the coast for
more than twenty years. Possibly
the worst in living memory says Prof
James Brodies.
During the past four or five sum-
mers were almost free of mosquitoes.
To account for the return of such
swarms as have been with us for
weeks will be problem to solve and
one of interest to many.
The seasons of 1913 and 1914
brought us little rain. 1914 was a
very dry year on the coast. All fresh
water ponds and brackish wet spots.
dried up. During the early months
of the present year the drought con-
tinued. l think all who are familiar
with the coast and near cOstal areas
will agree they seldom, if ever, saw
so many permanently wet spots per
fectly dry for months on as they saw
in 1914 and 1915. No doubt this
dearth of fresh or slightly brackish
water kept the mosquitoes in subjec
ton. They will not reproduce in salt
water and the marshes must have had
little else for them to work on. Again
this drought must have destroyed
Of I'D
water insects that feed on the mos
quito in its larvae and pupa stages
When the late flooding warm rains
came, the mosquito found the ponds
and still waters free of the enemy,
and so, at the period of development
they had, from the mosquitoes point
of view, a splendid hatch. We are
told American methods have Danish
cd the mosquitoes from the Panama
Canal Zone. 1t would be quite reason
able to suppose mosquitoes reared be-
yCnd the zone area would find their
way to every corner of the ten mile
strip. We blame the Louisiana marsh
for all our mosquito plaques, yet, the
distance over land or water to Biloxi
must be thirty to forty miles. Fish
ermen tell us mosquitoes are seldom
troublesome after getting out four or
five miles from the marsh. We claim
with some truth, mosquitoes come to
us by westerly winds. To bring them
from the Louisiana marsh to Biloxi
would require of southwest wind and
If this rule stands good, a south wind
would flood them into Bay ST Louis
from the sea marshes where we gen.
orally suppose they come from Won
der if this is customary?
If we are to fight the mosquito it
will never be done by laying the
blame on Louisiana. We have some
home product to start on, and some
thing more than a ten-mile strip to
work an before touching Louisiana.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-02
DELTA CROPS ARE GOOD.

Vicksburg, Mis-, Aug. with the
most ideal weather conditions for
making cotton grow, with the excep-
ton of the excessive rain for several
days, which fell two weeks ago, the
Mississippi delta section never had
better cotton crop prospects than at
the present time, according to the ex-
pressed opinion of number of plan
't~.~ Who have just been through their
Ecl'a. The excessive heat, and espe-
".9'ly tic warm nights at this time
lad ;.ought out the slow blooming
-ottcl in the flower of perfection, and
with a continuation of the warm. dry
Weather, the prospects could not be
Gcre encouraging, so the general re-
'rCrts are heard. All the way through
fcom Yazoo county, taking in the in
tCrvening country, the cotton is open
ing rapidly, and planters look for
Dienty of the staple to pick by the
tenth or middle of August
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-02

London, Aug. Sir Edward Grey,
the British Minister OF Foreign AT
fairs, has given tire following author
lied statement to The Associated
Press:
Il have been asked to send mes
sage to the United States of Amer
lea at the end of the first year Of
the war.
The reasons which led Great Brit
ain to declare war and the ideals for
which she is fighting have been fire.
qucntly set forth. They are fully un-
lerstood in America. | do not feel,
therefore, there is any need to repeat
them now l am quite cOntented to
leave the rights and wrongs of the
causes. and conduct of the war to the
judgment of the American people.
The United Kingdom. and the
entire Empire together with their
more determined than they are
been more determined than they are
today to prosecute this war to a sue
cessful conclusion which will result
in honorable and enduring peace
based on liberty, and no burdensome
militarism"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-02
Subscribe For THE NEWS.
CITATION NOTICE.

State of Mississippi.
To all persons who may feel disposed
to object, defendants
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the County
of Forrest at Rules in the Clerks Of
fee on the Second Monday of August,
A. D., 1915, to defend the suit in said
court of Winnie, George and Geo. d.
fairfield, wherein you and others are
defendants.
The said suit seeks the vacation OF
the addition to the City of Hattiesburg
in Forrest County, said state, known
as "Montezuma," the fairfield sub
division of the S. IL of NV.
IA and n. IL of SW. Ia OF
section 4, township north Of
range 10 West, said county and
state. with the exception of the south
30 feet of Seminole street, entire
Apache street, entire Chohec avenue,
Aztec avenue from Apache street to
Lenape street, Comanche street from
Aztec avenue to Chonec avenue. that
portion of Choctaw street lying be-
tween Aztec and Chonec avenues to
such width as to conform it to the
street left on the east thereof You
may appear and object to said pro-
ceeding if you wish.
Given under my hand and official
seal, this the 10th day of July, A. D..
1915. Herbert ellis,
Chancery Clerk.
19-3mOns BY w. 3. Rawls, d. c.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-02

Berlin, Aug. 2.-MajOr Ernest Nor
&ht, the military correspondent of the
Berliner Tageblatt, reviewing the
twelve months of the war, for the AS
s0ciated Press, says:
"a year ago a coalition with pow
erful numerical superiority declared
war on Austria-Hungary and Ger
many. The hostile countries have
far larger population than have the
two central powers and their comb
ined armies originally Outnumbered
those of the latter The central states
however, have known how to improve
this difficult situation-by alternately
taking the offensive and defensive on
the western and S~stern fronts.
1.-THE Germans have every reason,
at the end of the first year of the war,
to consider their sacrifices in blood
and treasure have been rewarded. We
are well prepared for a continuance
of the war. Our nation still possesses
determination to conquer and to make
the necessary sacrifices. Our sup
plies of war material are assured by
efficient organizations. Our finances
are far from exhausted and there is
no lack of provisions. Our fleet, de-
spite few losses among the cruisers,
is ready to be thrown into the strug-
gle at the proper moment and in full
strength and our submarines in ali
the seas are the dread of our enemies.
Thus their offensive has changed TO
a defensive and the prospects Of
eventful victory for the central pow
ers is materially increased"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-02
SHOOTS AUTO DRIVER.

Vicksburg, Miss, Aug. 2. = H. B.
Austin, Jr., young cotton broker, son
of H. B. Austin. president of the
Vicksburg cotton exchange, fred four
shots at L. S. Flowers, a public auto
mobile driver this morning. None
of the shots took effect.
Austin fired at random while hun
dreds of persons were on their way
to their offices in the business district
but 'tthe innocent bystander" escaped.
Austin and Flowers had dispute
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-02
Gard From i. K. McLenore
To The Voters of Forrest County:

On the Of tomorrows election | want to say,
Il word that appreciate sincerely the splendid support
which ny friends have given through the campaign
have e for Circuit Clerk and will appreciate no less
sincerely every vote that is cast for me tomorrow.
haze attempted to meet every in the county, but
this has been possible those whom have failed to
per- onay will say that all ask is that you go
who knows and knows my record private ct-
ara ask him whether qualified hold the office
seek
have every that when all the count
ed, Mel Ignores will lead for Circuit Clerk All ask
is that my friends remain loyal tomorrow they
have thus far and elected promise do my duty the
best of my ability.
Yours faithfully,
H..K. McrENIoRE.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-02

at an early morning train regarding
automobile fares.
Austin went home secured his pis-
toll, came back and told Flowers to
get out of his car Flowers jumped
out, and Austin began shooting. Flow
ers ran Austin was placed under
$1,000 bond He will be tried in the
city court tomorrow
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-02
PHONE GIL SUICIDES

Moorehead, Miss, Aug. 9 - CaY1c
for the suicide of Miss Carrie Drr
ham, %, chief operator for The Cum
berland Telephone Co., here, still is .
mysterfy No letters or other cxp,2
ton was left.
The girl drank carbolic acid in her
room in the home of her parents an
died in a few moments. She was
apparently in cheerful mood at sup
per, relatives say.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-08-02

Paris, Aug. "A year of war finds
France is fit to continue the strug-
gle TO the end and confident of the
outcome" says Cuont Adrien Lannes
de Montebello in a review of the first
twelve months of hostilities given to
The Associated Press. Count de Mon
tebello, a recognized authority on mil
itarv affairs, was one of the strongest
advocates of the three-year military
service law. and its co-authOr with the
former Premier Louis BarthOu. He
was formerly Deputy from Rheims
and Vice President Of the Committee
on Military Affairs of the Chamber
of Deputies. His grandfather was
Marshal Lannes, at whose death on
the battlefield of Essling Napoleon is
said to have Wept.
Never since the war began has
the French army been so fit to con
tinue it to a triumphant conclusion as
today. We have not only carried on
the war with success during the year
but we have accumulated immense re-
serves of every necessity for continu-
ing the war until it has been won.
Our reserve troops in depots and I'M
der training are relatively greater
than those of the Germans. The army
is absolutely confident. The people,
behind the army to a man, are equally
so.
THE French people, through no
fault of theirs, have suffered and are
suffering today, but they are equal to
every hardship, every effore necessary
to drive the war to a final victorious
conclusion"