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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-22

torn by bullets. il hung limp and dusty.
1T is the old flag of my regiment"
whispered the Sergeant. in an awed
voice. 1.-The one the boys carried
through shot and shell for months 1t
is not bright, but far more beautiful
of its stains. l will hang it Quit
will be the greatest flag of all"
Up the street came the sounds of
bands, and the tramp of marching
feet, the sidewalks filled filled with tn
usual crowd of small boys preceding
a procession. Under the arching trees
the parade came, dozens of bright
banners borne aloft till their flutter.
ing tops stirred the leaves.
The old Sergeant stood at his broken
gate with his flag waving. Brightly
the sun shone on his whitening hair
and on the tattered banner which he
waved so proudly Proudly the men
swept past to the sound of drums and
flies, and then in an open carriage
came General Edwards. His eye caught
sight of the old flag.
Halt" he ordered, and the parade
stood STILL Without pausing a mo-
ment he dropped from the carriage
and walked over to the old Sergeant.
Where did you get this flag?''
asked the General 1T is the one my
old regiment bore for many months
in the Civil War
at is the flag of the regiment in
which | served ALSO" exclaimed the
Sergeant Il have treasured it for
years-who are you?"
when | followed that banner | was
called Little Bill Edwards laughed
the General 81 was but a boy of 16."
What" exclaimed the Sergeant
You, Little Bill Edwards-why. ] re-
member you we'll was Private Ian
don, Company c."
So there in front of the whole crowd
the two men ENLARGED with tears in
their eyes. And the General made the
Sergeant get into the carriage with
him and hang the flag above the coach
mans seat
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-22

Made Well And Strong BY Simple
Remedy.

Here is another letter that has just
come TO our attention, showing the
power of Vinol to build up health and
strength for weak, puny, ailing chill
dren.
w. A Smith, of Shanesville, Ohio.
says: MY little child was puny,
weak and ailing, could not rest al
night and would not eat. l learned
about Vinol and tried it, and within q
week noticed an improvement. The
child's appetite improved, it slept
well, strength and health were soon
built up. w ethink Vinol is excellent
for weak, puny children
Vinol is a delicious cod liver and
iron tonic without oil containing beef
peptone, which creates an appetite,
tones up the digestive organs, enriches
the blood and Greatest strength, chill
dren love to take it,
We ask all parents of weak, sickly.
delicate children in this vicinity to try
Vinol with the understanding that we
will return your money if it fails to
benefit your little ones.-Century Drug
Store, Hattiesburg, Miss.-Adv,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-22

takes active charge of the central gov
erning body. which passes on all adj
ministrative affairs of the organiza-
tion
1t is generally accepted that the
movement to combine all relief socie-
ties founded in America since the out
break of the European War, under the
Red Cross, will be consummated, and
that under Mr.. Taft's guidance, a per-
manent endowment of $100,000,000 will
be obtained.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-22

health before using
your medicine. | had
falling, inhamma-
ton and congestion,
fem a lie weakness,
pains in both sides,
backaches and bear
ing down pains, was
short of memory,
nervous, impatient
passed sic epl ess
nj G h is, IN d h a d
neither strength nor
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Island bird that he honors. 1t will be
one from the Blue Grass farro of South
Trimble, clerk of the House.
This was not part of the Agricul-
tural Department announcement.
which went on to say that in Texas
1916 cents a pound is the price this
year, Texas producing, as usual. the
largest crop. The rational crop of the
national bird, says the department, is
one of the best in years.
The Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion, without making reference to the
approach of Thanksgiving and Christ
mas, today suspended until March 80
certain proposed increases in railroad
rates on poultry. Western trunk line
carriers had planned to double the
rates on birds in coops, less than car
loads
Hight Prices at New York.
New York, Nov. 22.-"Jitney tur-
keys" otherwise known as chickens
VIII be much commoner on the Thanks,
giving table in New York this year
than the real article The genuine
bird, freshly killed, sold for from 2S
to 80 cents a pound today, with pros
poets of still higher.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-22
MAY TRAIN AT GULFPORT.

Gulfport, Miss, Nov. Pit was
learned today that Immediately upon
notice that the Detroit Tigers had
given up their training camp here that
the St Louis Cardinals were anxious
to secure the privileges enjoyed by
the Detroit team.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-22
TAFT TAKES CHARGE
OF RED CROSS.

Washington, Nov. 22.-FOrmer Pres
charge of the Red Cross, and will pre-
side at the meeting here. President
Wilson is pleased with the acceptance
by the former executive, because of
his experience in Red Cross work
when he was Secretary of War and
President Prof Taft immediately
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Scooba Ships Many,

Scooba, Miss. Nov. 22.-Today was
Turkey day at Scooba. Over $4,000
was paid out for turkeys. Scooba has
two such days-one when the Thanks
giving turkeys are sold and the other
when the Christmas turkeys go to
cheer the hearts of the New Orleans
people.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-22

Government officials in the Philip
pines have imported seed of blight
proof coffee from Java in the hope Of
re-establishing an industry that once
was highly profitable
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-22

Experts have estimated that there
are more than ,000,OOO,0 900 short
tons of coal in the United States, ex-
elusive of Alaska, more than in any
other continent and nearly twice as
much as in Europe
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-22

The next ginning report of the Cen
sus Bureau will be issued at 10 a. M,
Wednesday, December 8, and will
show the quantity of cotton ginned
prior to November so.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-11-22

NJ. H. Jordan, of Biloxi, spent Sun
day here.
Mrs. Butler McClanahan has re-
turned from a stay in New Orleans.
.-H-*5
Miss LESSEE Reid spent the week
end at Ora, the guest of Miss Matte
Aired.
Miss Cassie Hearon left Saturday
night for Pine Bluff, Arkansas, to visit
relatives.
DR.. and Mrs Welch, of Biloxi, en-
route to Collins, spent Sunday in Hat
tiesburg.
Miss Gussie Evans, of Sumrall, spent
the weekend here the guest of Miss
Gladys Lueg.
$3.50.
Mrs r. DOlive was called to Jack
son Sunday on account OF the death
of her nephew, Adolph Avery.
..-%-1
Miss Katherine Selby returned last
night from Brookhaven. where she
apent the weekend with her parents.
"a s~
Misses Frances Ferguson and Nita
sullivan spent the weekend in sumrall
the guests of Misses Elizabeth Carruth
and Irma Weems.
$50:
Mrs. Isabel WATSON, of Jackson, is
expected tomorrow to be the guest OF
her niece, Mrs. George Calhoun, and
Mr.. Albert Ratliff and family.
50.
Rev. W. L. Jordan, of Biloxi, spent
Sunday visiting his daughter, Miss
Esther Jordan, who is in training at
the South Mississippi Infirmary.
$50:
Kings Daughters Baby Show.
The Baby Show to be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock at Hotel Hat
tiesburg. under the auspices of the
Kings Daughters, bids fair to be a
success. Infants of one month to chill
dren seven years old, will be entered
in the contest
$50:
Wednesday Club.
Mrs. r. X Smith and Mrs. Stephen
Burr were joint hostesses to the Wed
nesday Club Saturday afternoon, en-
tertaining at the home of Mrs Smith
on Newman street.
Mrs. Grace Christian was leader foI
the afternoon and discussed, Flor
ence. of the 18th Century" Other dis
cussion were "Romola, Spiritual
Tragedy" by Mrs. c. E. zimmerman, and
Mrs. Foiser Has Her Say" by Mrs
F. W. Foote
Mrs. B. ID. Moore and Mrs. ID. E
McInnis, the delegates from the club
to the Federation, made interesting re
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Tuesday, Nov. 23rd.

q Tuesday, Nov. zero. y
. Afternoon, O'Clock: The Re- =
q view Club meets at the home of =
. Mrs. George Calhoun. =
. Wednesday, Nov. oath. q
. Afternoon, 2:30 o'clock: Mrs. =
D. s. Lea will entertain the Pro =
= gressive Bridge Club at her home =
= on Mcleod street.
= Afternoon, o'clock: Mrs. =
q James Hays will be hostess to =
. the Galaxy Club. =
. Friday Nov. 26th. .
q Afternoon, $3.50 to o'clock: =
= Mrs. Thomas ]. Jackson enter o
q tains at Tea at her home, 81 .
= Court street, complimentary to =
q Miss Anna George and Mrs. .
. James P. Chase, of Memphis, .
. Tenn.
q Saturday, Nov. 9th. .
o Afternoon. o'clock: Miss 4
. Myrtle Farley entertains the =
. members of Miss Frances Fergu =
. sons piano class, at her home on .
= Bouie street. y
a u n -
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REMARKABLE
CASE Of Mrs. HAM
Declares Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Saved Her Life
and Sanity.

Shamrock, Mo- feel it my duty
to tell the public the condition of my
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Editor
ports, after which the hostesses served
plate luncheon
Mrs. Royce, of Scranton, Pa, was
guest, and the club members present
were Mesdames W. H. Cook, w. +.
Cook, w. W. Crawford, NJ. G. Field,
NJ A. Holleman, NJ. D. King, J. S.
Love, w. w. Massengale, A. X. McIn-
mis-, D. E. McInnis, B. d. Moore, w. b
Perry, S. V. Robertson, E. L. Robins,
Z. F. Rush, Victor Seaman, ]. o. Rea.
Henry Turner, R. K. Smith, P. j.,
Toomer and Mrs. Christian.
80:
Dramatic Club.
The Dramatic Club met Saturday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. C. T. Sim
gleton, and on arriving the hostess
served tea and sandwiches to the
guests.
afternoon was spent in business dis
cussion. Mrs. M. D. Foley and Miss
Annie Augustus gave enthusiastic ac-
counts of the Federation of Clubs,
which they attended last week.
Mrs. Charles Ehlers assisted the
hostess in serving delightful refres D.
ments at the close of the meeting.
The members present were: Miss
Ellie Montgomery, Mrs. j. w. Da vid-
son, Miss Annie Augustus, Miss Bessie
Black, Mrs. NJ. D. Foley, Misses Eora
Haney Mamye Thompson, Laura How
ard, Mittie Morris, Eva Mae Norton,
, Mrs. K. d. P'Pool Miss Leila Mae
Smith. Mrs. L. l. Yates, Miss Emily
Clemens.
Glass Recital.
The pupils of Miss Lucy Hall Packs
piano and voice class met at her
studio Saturday afternoon for a regu-
lar class meeting. Instead of the US
I ual study a musical progra m was rem
dered by several of the pupils before a
number of appreciative visitors. Miss
Pack. assisted by Margueri te Calhoun
and Mittie Walne Pack, served hot
chocolate and waters after the pro-
gram, which was as followsa
/
Magic Dream Waltz. ......- Frysingu
Minnie Conn.
| Violete and Fern ........a... Kern
Eunice Walker.
The Jolly Workman .....:..
I Sleep Song .......-..s.. Gaynor
1 Homer Lofiin.
TIE Datssrs:y AM the Rose - rhe,ps
Ava Lee Griffin
In cupld's Wiles. Engelmann
Bessie Conn.
The Chase ..........B urgmiller
! Helen Grooms.
Dance Lightly .........G aynor
/ Marguerite calhoun.
Spring Is Coming .......... .Ehrmann
Bessie Denham.
Lullabye ..... .......... .Greenwald
Song of the Katydid -. ......,. Kern
Mittie Walne Pack.
Cooling Doves ............. Petrie
frankie Loflin.
Twilight Strains ......... Christian
Eva Conn.
AT Lover Close ........-..... Leoni
Inez Haynes.
| Myrtle d. Walker.
Etudes Nos. and OPP. Al. Heller
Marie Denham.
| 50:
Class No. 2 Hutcheson Music
Club Meets.
Glass No. of the Hutcbeson Music
Club met Saturday afternoon at the
studio of Miss Ethel Powe.
Mcdowell, the greatest of Ameri-
can composers, was the musician un-
der discussion Roll call was answered
with compositions of Mcdowell. AT
ter the lesson, Myra Lee Farley gave
a graphic description of MacDowells
! four great sonatas, THE Eroica, "The
Tragica," 1.-THE Noise 1.-THE Kettle
A scale test was then given the
pupils, they being requested to play
the scales. and arteggio in four oc-
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The many friends of DR.. c. w. Buff
kin will regret to learn of his serious
illness at his home on Main street.
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100000 BALES
CONTINUED from Page One.)

Ginnings of Sea Island cotton prior
, November 1Q14A nv statac.
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tr.ffenbtrsu 9fusbrud .tbuicnbdiiis"
lpdhIeu ipolIie.
Die airline g,rinaeifins hnt, pis
man ii,bt, m.brrs Soiieuf.I in i6ren
Disnit.n, bic an bi. a.its gu Iesen
firb.
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b.
Die SeeIioree permanent 3i ii6crneG.
fiieii ipiifoc am t3. Mpril 18s5
Serr 6. 8. Gtr1tcr gum Erceiger &C.
,p1bli. 9erfelte blieb iebot rnr sebu
.piciate nuf ieincm goiten. oann re.
lignirtc CT iiub gina iiadJ TeutihIano
Sefs Dsbnate Idme beriorgfe nm
g3niior Stroll bic jiingc @emcinbe, Bis
am Id. SUM 1916 ssaitor Glernen
bem Grdnpen ieiuer yre,lnbe nntgab
iub o7s NreSigcramt iibernabm. Iud,
id)oE I'M iolgcnocn Rcpentber fiabni
or ieinrn sbifieb, oa or nit oem &C.
ringeii SaIdr nidt ansfonmnen fonn.
te. Inter jeinem gtadfoIaer, Nuitor
GnrI fsrieSrih @o5el, ipud1s unb CT.
itartte bic @cHIeirloe, Mno lie beitblof
onl IA. Scptember tS49 ibre airtc.
neldje aIlidbrIid, ourdy lleberidapem.
mlnscn 81 leihen bate, 81 perfau.
len unb iif nnoerssuo ansliiieoeIn.
Die ncne stirbe ipuroe on Der 9lare
iinb 6iini5ebnten Gtrabe erridtet ino
lire gintueibiing erfoIgte en- 12.
,sauiinr 1851. Baitor @6bel aerieil
NIT ieiner Bcmeinoe in 1ifiergBcn
inIo perlieb Sielelbe am is. Sepien.
ber 1861. gaiior 4erfpig, @Sbels
gladlicleer, erreste BEL pieIen Wlit.
giieocrn anitoB. Ta5u fanen iinan.
,ieae gcordngniiic. bic ben G,eiterbe.
itano Der Bemeinbe in ssraee iteIlten.
lie WsitgIicoer nlad,tefl iid, id,oii init
Dem @ebaiifen einer auiIoiuug Der.
iraut, ocnn Don elmer Ienieinoe.ger.
ianintlims i'm Sebriinr 1856 fplroe
Der 9cidIuiI paiiirt. bns enr3e Sir.
fcueigentbum Der befreunoetcn belt.
ihen ct. Sobannes @emeinbe Su
pertanien unb iitJ oieier ansui4lie.
BEN, aber Die Sobannes @enIeinSc
erbot iid1. Der bebrdngteH G6Deiter.
acmeinbc $4,000 ror5nltreden. Tas
idaiiie oeu Puul,iS 9eiiter tpieoer
neuen @lutb. Sie Iebnten bas ireino.
Iide aHerbieten ab, bofiir griiien
Die uoblbnberlben Mitelieoer ieIbit in
Die 1aihe unb baIfen Der 8erne:iioe
aus ibrer Wfiiere. gnbe 1856 rdiiui.
te gaitor eberlpig irciipilig bas 3elb.
giui gcranlaiiimg bes beiudbrten
sSreun6cs Der 9emeinoe, gaitor slroa
ersins nun elm giuf an pfarrer Chr
iinp @iIheIm GiienIobr in Wew
@rmmieIs, Qeros, nnb bieier trat
Sonn ouf ON 1. April 1857 DC
Yilidren ieinea siirltes an. Inter lei.
ner amtsiiibrung brad)en rlibige Sci
ten fir bic Seuteirbe an, foonb bic.
ielbe ,ia6 Slrueu inb Guben eritar.
fen fonnie ,mS I'm Stnnoe par. IN
oen Sieb5iacr Sabren einen gerIldi
bon S12. 900 jn ertrngen, iuelheu &c.
tras elm betriigeriid)er Sdabneiiter
aIs Teii5it binteriaiien bate. Ger
aIpercbrte gsaiior giienlobr bcm In
ieinem boben sitter Sas amt 5u itrper
ipi,rbe. lceie basiel6e am 15. April
1879 nieber, sins nn9 9aaos, 9eras,
nlo itarb bort 3fpei Sabre ipdter.
Sein RadfoIser ,piirbe Eiarrer
Gbunrb @oB, Der BON II. apriI 1879
Bis 5um CONNER 1910 nit trcner
Sinaabe Der geuleinbe ola SeeIiorgcr
oieutc. gr itarb i'm foIgenbcn @iu.
ter. gu ieinem RaffoIeer fpprbe ga.
itor q. @emen5 bon Der Smma.
,li,els @emeinbe IN Jairrnour,t beru.
len uIlb ON eriteu gonntas i'm SUM
1910 eingefiibrt. Die @erneinbe Be.
finoet iib iett in einen, 3uitanb gro.
Der gIiiibe. Sie idnIbeufrei genatt
3u bdbeH, lit ben anitreng,rngen DOH
gaitor Remens unb ieines airdenra.
ibes 5u Santen-
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Nus G6rienberi6ten n
1T erii6tli6, Dab Gnstano tsitGnbl5
mebr ameritauiits paptere hsriibsrs
ididt, mas CUR SoIse bat. bag uniers
@affenlieferuussn nidt nit Solb,
ipnoern nit unieren pdpisren besablt
lperbeu. 0as lduft auf eine 9lusbuns
aeruHo Der Ser. Staatsn bsrails. aber
uitt esnuq, oub mir fir nniers Wats
fen tein 9olb betommen, oeriu6t
gnglano uns nod GoIp burh 4nleihen
in bieiem 2anSe gu entaieben.