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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-02-18
, SUGGESTIONS FOR
} FEBRUARY %.


Washington birthday hints have
crowded valentines INTO the back
ground For the foresighted hostess
who wants things that are different"
there are Jack Horner pies in the
shaped of cooked hats, in the form of
cherry tree logs, in combinations of
red, white and blue, with decorations
of cannon and liberty bells and flags
and American eagles. And inside
there are 10 appropriate favors Of
sort that would have caused the tabled
plum.seeking youngster to chuckle
with joy.
There are dinner and talley cards
with pictures of George and Martha
cards with verses that refer to inter
esting episodes of Revolutionary days
cards with sketches that portray
events appealing to patriotism. Crepe
paper napkins and tablecloths are re-
srlendent with eagles and liberty
bells, and fascinating crepe paper bags
have cherries painted on them and
used to be filled with candies or nuts.
Instead of conventional china for
the Washigtons Birthday party, paper
mache plates may be used for ice
cream in the form of hatchets, or imi
| tations of the boat in which the ia
| nous crossing of the Delaware was
made, with a figure of the General
himself standing in the centre to guard
the Ices or bonbons.
Favors of cherry logs with pictures
of George or Martha on the covers are
In reality tiny candy boxes; NINA
| ture market baskets with big punches
of red cherries on the side to hole
sailed nuts, other baskets in the form
Of cooked hats, boats, cherry tree logs
hatchets and big red paper-macht
cherries, cunningly followed. Tin.
candy boxes represent book. labeled
"A Life of Washington
War Atmosphere Contagious.
Maybe the atmosphere of smoke ant
powder is contagious, for surely thu
use of flags, cannon, trumpets, eagles
liberty bells and cooked hats for tabl
decoration was never so much the Gus
: tom in other years. But though wal
like, they are attractive, and wit
: some few exceptions not expensive
, 20 cents, 10 cents-even cent
: apiece.
Chi.dren's motto cap bonbons TO
Washington's birthday are unusual,
alluring in red, white and blue witt
tiny flag decorations, or red with som
)patrlotiersymbols. -
Il Al u1dsnal floral centerpiece wlYicl
my pc initiated with real flowers
coneiqts Of = basket made of paper
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-02-18
HOW TO COOK HoMINY.

Cook hominy just like any other
cereal; first, preferably, soaking 1t all
nisht to save fuel and time. Ask fol-
the cracked hominy and be sure to gel
a reliable brand. 1t needs slow cook
ing, in double boiler or fireless cook
err. Hominy is composed almost en-
tirely of starch, and therefore scorch
es and sticks easily. 1t can be eaten
as vegetable with meat and gravy
or used as cereal with butter, sugar
or cream. 4
~ request Of MRS. q =. y.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-02-18
A VACANT LOT.
(By Emily Cook.)

This lot Is on Hardy street, about
a block from where Hardy street goes
into Pine street 1t is sloping and
when it rains the water stands in
many places. One side of the lot is
covered with paper and old boards.
A little house, three shrubby trees
and For Sale" sign are the only
decorations. The land is so poor that
weeds won't even grow there If the
owner would improve this lot by clean.
ing 1t up 1t would be more desirable
place for a residence and become val
liable property.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-02-18
WILL STUMP FOR HUSBAND.

Chicago, Feb. 1S.-Mrs. Carter H.
Harrison, wife of the Mayor, today
addressed several meetings of work
ers, ur2ing them to renomlnate MI
Harrison Tuesday as the Democratic
candidate for Mayor.
Mayor Harrison, because OF iiiheSs'
was unable TO fill number OF MS en-
gagements and Mrs. Harrison Voluh-
teered to take his place.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-02-18
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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-02-18
Read The Haitiesburg News.
FOR A COLD.

FOR A GOLD.
If You have a cold, bake a lemon
thoroughly until it is tender, cut it in
half, sprinkle each half with sugar and
eat while hot and just before going to
bed.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-30

BON 9elgielt pom 20. 9liteiit al,Ber
araft geiest uno oieier 3uitan0 ioll
bis orei Nodlen nad1 crfolgten1 6ric'
oensiGIuB beltebcn bleiben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-30
atin Yroteit gegen
S6iffsamfanf.
Mnr ,,nnoffiSiea" iOll
6rOBbritanuien &C.
warmt baben.
Sei &unferers siuiidJcn grgan nno
britiidJem gutidlafter.
arenser Senmefec NIT &riessfliidDtI'
gen a,ts Saffa in glesppten.
9prtb Garulinn liegt nod imincr
Dor Seirat Dpr slnfcr.

g4aibington, SO. Salular.
Staatseepartements 9ennlte err
fl6rten beute. oaB Der slnfaiif Don
Shiffen Der friegfiihrenoen Wta6te
burf Die &eaieritn9 nod nift @e-
genithanb iprmeller ober offi5ieller
llnterbanOlungen gefuorbcn lpare.
9tur anldBlidl elmer llnterreoung
jtpifden Sefretor @rpan uno Cir
Cecil Spring-&ice, oem britii6er
Sotihniter. iiber ben Gal ser 9acia
bate lebterer Die Seinerfllno ge-
ma9t, DaB ieine Reeierung ipabr-
iheinIidl einem Wtaiienanfalf bon
Saiffen Der 5einoe @nglanbs oird
Die yfegierung lid entgegeiiiesert
tperoe. Ssn Staatsbeportemeiit fpir-
&c aber beitte geingt, Bob man lid
ongeiihts 0es sSeblens ieopeoer offi-
5ieIlen @rflarlrlq oil Die friiber OIL.
genonln:enen @eitimntitngen oes in-
terrotionolen 8eietes balten lperoe.
Inter bieicn @eitinnringen ober
hGtten 6roBbritanIlien uno iSralf-
reid itiQifrneieenb oas &edt DER
9feutraIen anerfall1lt, Shiffe Don
frieglfiibrenben 81 foufeiL ioIonge
mir bicie sInf6iIfe in grtem 8loiber
erfoIaen.
8aibington, 80. Son. Der
arcnser SenneiIee traf beute nit
1000 6liidtlingen aus Saffo i'll
9lIeranoria, 9legppten. eilt, iuie er
Dem Morinc 0eparternent meloete.
Ser areu5er 9tortb Carolina bIieb in
Beirut, I'M 6ie oortigen nmerifani-
| iden Sntereiien sll bei6iiten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-30
aniefaQ Srpans Dor
Sapalt.
SOber 9reis fit TrifOtu
unit ben Gelbea be=
Sablt.
Fplitif Der pfienen Sire in Ghina
aufgegeben.
Hammnng Der Ybilippinen eriulst
anf Wnnid) Sapans.
Hep. Sobiun plaiSiert fir Gripeite-
- ~
Hep. Sobiun. plaiSiert fir Gripeite-
rnns oes Slptten Erogramms

IS bingto II, 80. San. SSn
eineln lebten 9lppeu 5ipefs elmer gro
Bercn ,SIotte erfIdrte geItern nbeno
in 9atie slbg. Sobion Don 9llan1a-
ma, oaB Die Ser. Staoten Oen ,Srie.
ben nit SSsapnn mir ourfl Seriide-
r,ingeu elmer baIbigelt 3uriid5iebung
Don oen Ebilippinen erbalten batteit
sd, bin ier1er iibereugt," fubr
Serr Sobion tort. roaB unirer eriten
9lnfroge iiber Die @biiften SSapans
nit @e,ig auf aiau 5id,ao mro Die
SnieIn i'm 4a5ifiiden S5aun feline
n.eiteren foIgen tperben, rninocitens
nidt bon oieier Administration, un0
oaB Sapau als Srieoenspreis freie
8ano III China erbaltell 1pirb. nit
ser glusiidt cines nollfommenen
5auenlaiieils Der Nolitif Der offeien
5iIre, 10 6aB Gbina ieinem Sdifial
iiberlaiien bleiben miro. @dbreno
es 10 cine re9ierte 9tation peroen
miro, lpirb Ser 9nn0el @nlerifaS,
Der nod ser japaniihen Cffupotipu
in Der ManoiAurei lit @aunpole.
paren allein Inn iiber $20000,000
5uriidgegangen itLgarB oer@naoe ei-
neS ftonfitrrenten anheimseitellt
iein. Gic 8erltihtlns oes @Ieih-
setpihtes Der W1adt i'm StiIlen
S5ean miro aber 5u eincm ltituer-
meiolidcn 9rieg fiibren.
oerr Sobion iprad iiber bic ST
tuation in @uropa, pies oarauf hin,
oaB Die 9xlitif Der gegeniportigen
Regierling bon beioen Seiten in benz
@eltfampfe iharf angegriffgl iperoe
lino pergli6 Die gegenipartigen Ser
baltniiie NIT ienen, Die 5u Dem ariee
nit sSranfreib i'm Sabre 1900 lutb
5u Dem nit gnglano i'm Sabre 1912
! fitbrter.
yNapoIeon's 0tiBltilnmung, bic
81 Dem 8rieg n1itSroilfreid) fiibrte; -"
| ioete Sobion, vtpar nitt 10 tiefge.
ben0, iple ole belitlge naHienoe WeiB-
Thinning in 1el,tidIano iiber Die
groBe Menge Don @affenuorrdten
Die oen 5einben 9eiiti4lauos bon
Ben Ser. .Staaten aus SIR 8erfiigunQ
itebei1. llno @roBbritaltniens Sol.
tung eegeniiber rnirem slnfaitf bon
Sfiffen 0eittidlanos bebei,tet &c.
rooe5li eine 8efnbr."
gln bies belpeiic. baf cine @erItdr.
flung Der amerifoniidlen 6Iotte melt
iiber oas Regierungs Brogranm
)inals unbeoingt nottpenoig iei.
Die aIlaemeine 0e6atte iiber oit
Slotten @orIaae muroe eeltern ipGi
abenos abgeidIoiien uno beute be-
gnnn Die 8erlciiing Der WaBnobnt(
jtpeds ibrer Amenbieritng.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-30
WDrber NIT 8lntbnmoell
perfolgt.
Batter nnb sipei SObne in sllnbnmn
6ente friib ermurbet.

Nt tgomerp, Ila., 80. 2San.
&on 9lutbunben gefiibrte MGnner-
qrlippen beeatnen beiite oas 9an6
nabe Nroaluiia ab5tiuhen, 1lnhOem
9Sobn Heooer nnb ieine 5tpei Sobne,
tpGbrenb lie beim SSriihitiidstiidD ia
gen, 11ie6ergeihoiien porben fporen.
0lan fiirhtet, oaB oud sipei iiingerc
Mdnner lebensgefGbrIife @crleeun-
gen erIitten haben. Cine 5anlilien.
fcboe ifeiilt Ser WforOtot 5ugrunoe
Sli lieger.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-30
WprS pber Selbitmpro?

Dtt. Glenn ems, Mi6., 30
San. iSrau 6. u. 9iii; BON Minnea
polls bat Scr Yoliiei geidrieben, iit
claude, SaB ibr Mann, Der bier ON
19. Ie5ember in einen Sotel als
9eihe aufgefunoen wuroe. ermoroe
poroen iei. Gie ToIi8ei miro bie
Sahe unteriu6en. 3ie Coroner &
,Surp enti9ico ieiuer5eit, baB SIM
SeIbitrnorS begnngen 6attc, inoen
or iidl nit einem Haiiermeiier oeir
SaIs 0urhifnitt
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-30
@eiBer SflaDtnban0el in
bet Siirfei.
Imerifaniidler @otidlafter beteiliat
iia on enersiidlem aremSSng.

&onltantinobel, 80. San.
Inter Weittpirfitng oes onerifnni-
iden Botidafters 9enrp Ntorger.
tbau bot BoliSeihef 8ebri Ben elmer
enereiihen &rer55lg gegen ben SON.
0el nit neibcn Sflapinnen in Son.
ltantinopel lino lln1eebune beeon.
men. 130 Verionen, Die IN 6ielen
Sanoel beiddftiet maren, murocr
berboftet un0 Der 9oltptban6eIspInt
Durbe geidlOiien.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-30
seaislaturpanic bic Nuntag.

Banning. NiGl., 80. San. aeil
halbes Iueelib Senatoren ipar bette
fir Die Sisung oes Scnates beilon-
men llno man pertagte iih biz Won-
taa um 2 ll1r nm. Gas Saus bate
lih ihon geitern Dertagt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-30

Die einaise fdsridPe oe,,f.
f@e Seiti,ns in 2ai6igan.
pef6e Die 9epefRen Der
HH. yrsHe Brinst
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-30

SSn berlGBliAen ofii5ielen areiicn
bieB es geItern n6ertb, BAR. BroBbri-
tarien bereits eegen ben 9lilfauf DON
0ertiden lrno olterreifiihen. Sfif.
ZEN, bic III olnerifoniihcn Sdien i'll
teriliert iinb, nn oas Staats0epnrte.
netit proteitiert bate. SefretGr
9rpou beiist nnaeblih cine idriiili-
die grfIdrllng GneIan0s, OnB iOlde
elnfGuie aIs Gin nnnelitralcr ?lft Der
Rcgierltna anseieben fperoen niIilc.i.
Gieie Grfldriine ioa Sefr. grDnn
ieif 70 Saaen in SGA5en baben.
aehnlide stnfften iparoen an9ebliG
BON ;Sronfreidr lnb 9iuBIanb ans
offisiea Dem Staatsbepartelueiit nit
0eteiIt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-30
@ar Semtidcr 9sipnicr bon Ytnnrpe
Gunntn.

onroe, Nfidl., 80. San. Su
boben 9Ilter bon 81 SSabren itarb
geitern in Carleton, @lonroe Conn
IN, Taul @idenbeiicr oil glters-
idpadc. @r mar elmer Der oeut=
ihen 9Sioniere oes Gountps, in DEM
er ieit 1864 ais 6armer iebte. Sim
Der, @nfel unb llrenfeI, iotpie eiit
GROCER isreinbesfreiS trauert an
Der gabre bes Mannes. Ger Der.
itorbene mar aus 8aben gebiirtig.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-30

- anrtert Gure GrfGltmng III ei'
nem Snge = nehmt eth tiirftlnes
goo i'm Oriental SoteI. (aH3)
fr.io,5o
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-30

Sri britiid)e SlagStnge
nidt nadD ibrfr Salls
Snriid.
Sdpeinbar Dun bentidlcn 5liegern anf
bubc See eetrisbem.
Gad rinem slngriff auf Die belgi-
ifen 9iiitenitGote.
@coentenSe ocntidje Grfolse anf mcIt-
lidIem ariessidlpuplnt.
sramsuIcn erlcioen in meitlidlen gr-
gonnen sruRe &erlnlte.
745 Mnnn, Sarnnter sluOlf Sffi5ierc
gefangen genummen.
&atin 6eridDtet, 6niieu batten Saeb-
ris 6ciett
Htdlt einmal Yetrugrao ielbit beita-
tigt Die NndDridIt.
arbensmittcltenerung in Gnglnno
nls ,ucrSrcirelt" bescidDnet.
@icn, 30. ,san. lleber 9lmiter-
Dam nnS Sunbun. Sine uffi5iclls
Yiittcilnmg Scs DIT. ung. 8encral.
tabs beinst:
Sic gegcnpGrtige Ebaic oes 9rie-
grs in NaIi;ien nimmt einen fir ms
giimitigcn %crlani. Die @criil.
dc Der rniiiidl : sali5iidlc 9lmec,
Die Armce oes 6rsberSuss 10
iepb SerSinanb bel Ncn Sanoee 81
nmgebcn nno &rnfnu iiber Sarnulr
an5ngreifeu, hat ocn Gr5bersos 81
elmer 8esenuffeniiue gegcn Sarnun
ucranlaft, bic Die bintere %crbin'
OnngSlinieu Der 9iniIen In @all5ieu
mnb in Den aarpatben beOrubt.
y@leid) mirfnngslus mar Der rni.
itifc 6infna i'll llnsarn nno Der Gin
fall nadl Siebeubiirsen iiber Die Sn'
fumina, nm General ,siidlcrs Trmet
III iiuliercn uno nnierc aarpatben'
frnppcn Sn nmgeben.
Am Huroen Hdberm iidl Die bent
id,cm Sdliibcnlinicn bcn Sefeitignn
ger upn &nrifian uno iuir hnben III
Den &arpntben Serrain geuunncu.
ySu ben 9nfpwinn bat iidl Del
Seino nad Dem Siege Ses Generals
sSiidler 6ei airlibnba anf 9impulunf
5uriifgesogen.r
gumopn, 30. Gan. Ginc oruli
luic HndlridIt ans Berlin briast, onf
bon iieben britiidlen TlngSeugcn, bit
CitenSe nno 3cebrmage bOmbarSieri
babcm, orci uidIt snriifgefelrt iino
6s luiro erfldrt, ban oieie orei Ma
id,inen uun ocntidDcn Slngsenacr
nmsingelt nno iiber Ole Uffene Set
getricbcn lunroen.
(9Ius oieIer NfclOuna lheint her
uor5uaehen. SnB cine relic britiiht
Suitrn3iia onf sic aiiitcuitabtc mi
teruonuncn Dor6cn mar. 2ie lett(
Snitroi5ia. pon Scr mau &elnltili;
crbiclt, hottc iidl an %. SaIutnr CT
ci1net. Ter britiitc @eriht bariibel
bnttc aeiagt. onB 0nrd) Die Bomber
Der 9riteu cin ocutidcs llntericeboot
Dcldlooigt uu0 Don Ger @elfiibmann
idloIt oltf DEM Wtolo orci Dtann &c
totct o0er ueruin0et IpIr6en. Sel
0eiltidlc @crift hutte ertl1rt. ooB ga;
@omboroeHcnt feincn Sdlaoen an
riGtctc)
Scrlin, 30. ,Snn. Srabtlp
nbcr Spnoun. Sas Sentid)e &riegs
mintltcrinm ueroffentiidlt fulsembel
DffisieIlen Scrid)t:
~Sie fran5Oiiidlcn %crIuitc in Del
SGmpien n0rolid) bon Nieupurt an
2S. Snnnnr luartn idlluer. Wirbr al
300 YianreH nnb Nlaerier mnrocl
tot in oen Siinen sefnnoen. 5i
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-30

Srbcnsmittcltenerumg in Gnglano
nls yocrSrcifelt" be5cidDnet.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-05-20

Boone County White Seed Corn at
welch's ad
Mrs. Polly Howard Of Endel. Jack
son County, underwent an abdomi-
nal operation at the College hospi-
tai Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Kinnard OF
Omaha arrived here early in the
week on account OF the illness OF
Mrs. Sherman Settle. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mccall OF
Gibbs. n. c., visited friends about
town the first OF the week. Mr..
Mccall belonged to the 1914 sradu-
ating class.
G. II. Wertenberger, managing
editor of The Citizen, left Tuesday
for an extended trip thru Jackson
CLAY, Owsley and other mountain
counties in the interest OF the pa
per. IN
"Jephlhah and His Daughter" VIII
entertain their friends at the Chris
tan Church next Monday evening,
MAY 18th. You are one OF ther
Friends.
Nrs sherman Settle, who sus-
tained injuries last week from run
away. is still in a very critical con-
di,ion and is hardly expected 10
live. 81.
Mrs III. Lewis OF Cutshin, Leslie
County. was a Berea visitor Satur-
day.
w II. Duncan, who is employed
in paris. spent the week end with
his family on Chestnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dunn ana
sons Of Whites station spent sun
Nav with Mr.. and Mrs. Less Adams
Ora Adams and mother, Mrs. Nan.
ME Brannanan. spent few days Oh
last week with Mrs. Jack Laswell
Of Brush Greek.
III. Jackson spent week end with
family.
Mrs. Sallie Hanson and daughter
Julia Pearl. spent the week end IN
the country with Mrs. Jennie L.
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charleston and Miss
Nina King motored TO High Bridge
Sunday.
Mrs. w. II. Bower left Tuesday Tor
few days visit with her sister IN
Cincinnati.
Robert Wylie, who for some time
has suffered from an abscess in the
ear. went Saturday to Lexington To
consult a specialist.
Mrs. r. f. Lancaster and little
daughter OF Orlando, Florida, are
visiting her sister. Mrs. L. P. Elkin
Mrs. Lancaster intends to spend the
summer here among friends and rel
atives.
Do not fail TO go and hear Jeph-
thah's Daughter, and see her ac'
the part beautifully at the Chris
tan Church, Monday evening, May
I2ith. "Jephthah and His Daughter.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-05-20

Miss Addie Bowling has been Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. f. l.. Farris OF
Louisville, the past week.
After an absence of more than
"a years, NJ. ID. Settle, Jr., of Spring
dale, Utah, eldest son of Attorney
and Mrs. A. p. Settle, will again visit
his native state, arriving about June
list.
The Heroes Of &c" will be de-
scribed in next weeks issue Of The
Citizen. ad-i7.
Mr.. Settle, accompanied by his
wife, left Springville the 18th. After
making a short visit in Missouri
Mrs. Settle will come direct to the
JOhnston's on ScaffOld Cane pike,
while Mr.. Settle goes to Rochester,
n. Y, to meet with the Presbyterian
General Assembly for ten days be-
fore coming to Kentucky.
J. w. Herndon and Professor F. o.
Clark left Tuesday night for Chat
anOOga to meet the commission. who
are to decide the location of the
Dixie Highway. The interest is
great and the fight is keen. Let us
hope that the commissioners see the
advantage Of the Eastern Way"
"The Prophet" at Christian Church,
Monday evening, May oath. Go and
hear him. Jephtha and His Daugh-
ter"
Miss Ethel Azbill, who is employ
ed at Bond, Jackson County, and
who has been visiting relatives and
friends in Richmond and Berea the
past several days, returned TO her
work Tuesday Of this week.
Mrs. II. f.. Taylor and Mrs. b. II.
Roberts attended the Federation OF
Woman's Clubs at Louisville Tues
day.
Miss Christine Asher OF Liyings-
ton visited friends about town Mon
day.
Mrs. Jennie Montgomery Of Dan
willie is visiting A. f. Scruggs and
family this week.
The Heroes Of '76" in the next is
sue Of The Citizen. ad-47.
Mrs. Jess Vaughn OF Walnut
Meadow underwent an abdominal
operation last Saturday at the Col
lege Hospital.
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enjoyable musical events given in
Berea this year. This cantata has
been given before in Berca with
great success. We are fortunate in
having with US not only many OF
the east who participated in the
cantata before. but also have secured
some excellent foreign talent
Miss Estelle Bicknell. Of Rich
mond, is to take the part Of Jeph.
thah's daughter, and a more fitting
person would be hard 10 find. Not
only has she a petite form and pretty
face, hut also has a clear voice. and
arts the part to perfection ar
mold" messenger, IL played with
telling effect, hy Dwight Bicknell.
one Of the principal characters Is
that Of the Prophet" and this role
j. most eNcelcntly filled by James
Gaines, a student in Berea College.
who has n beautiful voice. and does
his solo work with much force. The
other characters are being we'll
drilled by Miss Mary Tatum, teach
er in Bcrea Graded School. The ac-
compartments will be played by
Mrs. Laura Chrisman.
This Cantata is taken from the
story Of Jcphthah, found in the Book
Of Judges. II il a most interesting
and dramati, one. and as n matter
Of course. Jephthah is the leading
character. II was difficult, in Bible
times. 10 find a leader, and was diff
iicult Ia find "Jcphthah" for this
Cantata in Bcrca in filling this place.
I. l.. VanWinkle, a former student
IN Berea College more than thirty
years ago, was selected. Since the
days Of long ago. he has cultivated
his voice in Boston, and out in the
-Gneat University Of Life
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Miss Grace Lee Cornelius, who has
for several months been in Bos-
ton studying muisc, returned last
Friday. Her many friends unite in
welcoming her back.
Henry Lengfellner was in Lexing-
ton Monday and Tuesday visiting the
State College Experiment Station in
the interests Of the Kentucky Rural
Credit Association.
There will be. Messenger" al
the Christian Church. next Monday
evening, May cath. He will have a
message for you. "Jephthah and His
Daughter"
Harry w. Jones, an architect OF
Minneapolis, MIMI, was in town the
first Of the week.
Mrs. Mary f. Evans was over from
Richmond the first Of the week.
The work has been started on Mrs
Jennie Fish's lot on Center street
for her new dwelling house.
The tableau, solo of the dying
soldier, and the duet with hi:
sister are some of the beautiful
things to be given at the Christian
Church next Monday, May 2ith
'Jephthah and His Daughter"
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Professor r. q. Clark was in Crab
Orchard last week pertinent TO the
Roonc Highway.
n. J. Johnson and Mrs. Bess Nal.
10y Of London visited in town last
Friday.
F.. C.. Boggs, introducing the Rice
and Hutchins shoes, was in town
Monday.
Mr.. Hercher, state agent OF the
boys pig clubs Of Lexington, was in
town the first Of the week visiting
the pig club boys Of Berea.
LOCkET-Lost between Graded
School building and r. d. Cooks
home on Center street. Finder re-
turn same to Mrs. r. ID. Cook and get
81 reward. ad.
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10. Bowman left Tuesday for Chi.

10. Bowman left Tuesday for Chi
cago 10 assume his duties as adj
vance agent for the Redpath Chau-
taudua Bureau OF that city. lie will
stop over a day a Carlisle, where he
has been located the past year. TO
witness the Commencement exer-
Tres OF the Carlisle high school. In
Chicago he will spend a week visit
ing Mr.. aud Mrs. Hall and MISS
pobL all former Berea people. MT.
Bowman will probably begin work
in Mississippi. He stands a
fair chance Of being advanced to-a
sLperintendency soon. We con-
graduate him on his success in Sc
curing so enviable position.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Christian Church will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Laura Jones on Chest
nut street, Monday at 2:30 p. m.
The Tripping Of the Maiden" IN
"Jephthah and His Daughter" to be
given at the Christian Church next
Monday evening, May 2ith, Is a
beautiful act. GO and see 1t.
John Cress and family Of Lincoln
County visited W. A. Todd the first
of the week.