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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-27
Roosevelt Examination On.

Syracuse, N Y, April 27.-The
cross examination of former Presi
dent Roosevelt is the $4,000 libel suit
filed by William Barnes. continued to
day. Letters were read, dealing with
the activities of Roosevelt during the
time leaders were considering renom
mating Hughes for second term as
governor of New York.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-27
SOLONS OFF TO HAWAII.

San Francisco, CAL, April II. - A
their wives and families will said to
day for Hawaii On the steamer Sierra
While at the islands they will be the
The return trip will be made late in
May.
The Congressman are members of
the House Committee on Territories,
and several members of the Senate
Committee on Territories are also in
the party. Prince J. Kuhio Kalan-
ianaole of Hawaii, territorial represen-
tative in Congress, is conducting the
big junket.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-27
THIRD WEEK OF
MEETINGS BEGINS
SERVICES AT MAIN STREET 5AP.
list CHURCH CONTINUES TO
DRAW CROWDS.

Last night was the beginning OF the
third week of the meetings. being CON
Quoted at the Main Street Baptist
Church, and the attendance at botn
the afternoon and the evening services
was the best weekday attendance OF
the entire series.
DR.. NJ. e. Dodd delivered the irst
of a series of sermons on ''The Second
Coming of Christ, or The Signs OF the
Times" yesterday afternoon. basing
his remarks on scripture references,
which he had read by men in the audi
ence.
Last night DR.. Dodd spoke to the
largest audience of men ever gathered
in this church, on the announced sub
ject," The White Life for Men" The
section of seats reserved for men was
well filed. DR.. Dodd spoke from Jere-
miah dealing with Gods search for an
upright man and in 1 Timothy 5:22,
Keep myself pure" The sermon was
enthusiastically strong. and an ap-
neal was made to men who were not
Christians
At the close of the service two were
received into the membership OF the
church.
This afternoon at $3.50 DR.. Dodd
spoke again on THE Second Coming OF
Christ" and tonight in a special SER
vice he will speak especially to WON
en-. The subject will be Gods Call
to Women"
Seats will be reserved for women |
In the main auditorium
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-27
More Bodies Are Found.

Austin, Tex, April 27.-The bodies
of three more negro flood victims
have been found near here, bringing
the total known death list to II. Re
ports from the flooded districts in
South Texas covering seven or eight
counties are encouraging. The Brazos
is still rising, but the rains have stop
ped. The railroads are still heavy
sufferers. 1t will be at least two more
days before regular schedules are at
tempted
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-27
Lumber Rates Unfair.

Washington, D. c., April 27.-Ex-
port rates of eight cents a hundred on
lumber and articles taking lumber
rates to New Orleans from stations
on the Alexandria branch Of the Nor
gan's. Louisiana and Texas Railroad
were found unreasonable by the In
terstate Commerce Commission today
The commission held that the rates
should not exceed seven cents but de
MED reparation.
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j. S. Price, Okolona, Miss; H. 4
Adams, Birmingham; Mrs. e. Fl. Whit.
aker, Miss Gilbert, Laurel; r. l. Nc.
Laurin, w. F. Carroll. Vicksburg: Geo.
B. Schieffelin, This Earth; L. A. Kel.
N, Lockwood, Mo-: S. ". Newell,
Tupelo; Leila Boykin, Bolton, Miss:
E. 3. Fisher, st. Louis: e. c. Schilling.
Hopkinsville. KY; Jno B. Mcdonald
E. w. Jewett. Atlanta.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-27

The following were registered at the
Hotel Hattiesburg today: d. H. Hold
Jer, J. L. Lovelace. F. M. McRae, Jas.
Autrobus. w. ]. Miller. F. S. Fisher,
Jackson; J. o. Cowart, Lucedale; ".
A Griffith, d. NJ. Mcintosh, w. L. Wal
lace, Gulfport; s. NJ. Woodruff, Fred
N. Dykes, J. F. Miazza, Henry d.
Archer, C.. o. Silvera, r. B. Hudson.
E. F. Berg, R. H. Marshall, New Or
leans; Don s. Price, Glasgow, No. !;
]. n. Ruer, e. S. Robinson, Knoxville,
Tenn: Geo. A. Reaves, Clarksville,
Tenn; L. P. KEGS, Brookhaven; G. w.
Sherin, N. Y. c.; J. w. Brondyke, ST.
Louis; H. L. Swint, F. l.. Hollaran,
Memphis; Thos. L. Evans, Bay ST.
Louis; w. G. Lancaster, Earl, Miss.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-27
CLASS H0NORS TEACHER
Continued from Page One.b

Stevens responded in a brief address
in which he expressed appreciation al
the honors being shown him.
Victor M. Scanlon, who viii be the
new teacher Of the Seth Ward Bible
Class. succeeding Judge Stevens In
that capacity; the Rev. Charles w.
Crisler, pastor OF the church; H. s.
Stevens. superintendent Of the Sun
day school, and A. J. Guy, representing
the Normal College boys, all made
brief addresses.
Young men of the class had COM
plete charge of the dinner and the ar
rangements, and the serving was done
by these.
Those present were: Judge ]. Nor
gan Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. L. d. PPool
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Grove, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. s. Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor Seaman, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Lueg,
Rev. and Mrs. C. w. Crisler, Mrs. M.
A. Hoffman, Mrs. Ellie Allen Mayes.
Miss Dorothy Mayes, Mrs. Anna Foote,
Misses Ezilda Pegues, Gladys Lueg,
Nita Sullivan, Annie Rose Mcleod,
Katherine Selby, Maggie Mae Johnson,
Juliet Featherstun; Messrs M. G.
Cooper, Angus Mcleod, Clarence Har-
vey, ]. n. McCammon, j. II. King, H.
T. Bass, RIM Manley, L. d. P'Pool, J.
w. Dyess, A. K. McInnis, A. M. Foote,
Jas. W. Hutchinson F. M. Hunt, M. M.
Simmons, F. R. Perry. A. ]. Guy, R. H.
Hurst, George S. Bilbo.
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HOw'S This ?

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OLD SOLDIERS GUESTS
CONTINUED From Page One)

the veterans as you like. You have
my permission
A chicken pie dinner was served,
and the soldiers were taken into the
rooms Of the American Historical So
ciety. They spent the greater part Of
the afternoon here. when only that
part OF the history relating to the civil
war was taken up. The studies were
interpreted with stories recounted
BY the men who helped to make that
history. The historical department Of
the college Is in charge of Miss Kate
Brown and Prof. w. F. Bond, who
practically turned their classes over
to the visitors
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-27

n your denier can't supply you scifh
Car,eLs. send Zoe for one package or
500 for a carton Of ten packages GOO
cigureffes), sent postage prepaid IT,
offer smoking one package. you are not
delighted spifh Comeis, return the other
nine packages and soe sOiu refund your
dollar and postage.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-27
TalIy at Winona.

Winona. Miss, April 2T.-John R.
Tally, of Hattiesburg, candidate for
governor. spoke to large and rep
resentative audience at Duckhill, this
morning, and also to a big crowd at
CarrolltOn- Judging from the number
of expressions, he made friends. He
will speak at Winona tonight.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-27
CITY BREVTTIES
a. Polk is in st. Louis buying anoth.
er car Of horses and mules. The stock
viii be-in theeIaster part of this week.

The Gem promises an exceptionally
attractive program tonight, when the
new Exploits of Elaine" featuring
Edwin Arden, Pearl White and Arnold
DAILY Craig Kenedy) will have its
initial showing. Other features are
Killed Against Orders" powerful
three-act drama; Where the Forest
Ends" in two acts, with Pauline Bush,
and several comedies. Admission 10
cents. Tomorrow, a Vitagraph pro-
gram at 5 cents
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-27
HTJDDLESTON BUYS
JEWELRY STOCK
establishment of The Late A. M. Cook
purchased hY Former EmploYe.

Establishment of The Late A. M. Cook
Purchased by Former Employe.
II become known today that the es-
adjustment of the late A. M. Cook,
who met his death from a fall in a
local bank building some weeks ago,
has been purchased by J. b. Huddles-
ton, and the jewelry store will be re-
opened May |. 1t will be known as
the Palace Jewelry Store. Practically
the entire stock will be new, as Mr.
Cook had just returned from New
York, where he. had made big pur-
chases, when he was killed. To this,
Mr.. HuddIeston has added many pur-
chases.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-27

THE Pursuit of Pleasure" the sec.
ond in series of - dramas of "un'
diluted realism" will be shown at the
Lomo Thursday. The story of the
play is: A young girl, bubbling over
with the effervescence of youth. has
her imagination dwafed, and her i'm
pulses blighted by a clergyman father
who believes that. the business of NOR
tails on earth Is to repent. The fact
that repentance must follow sin.
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ART AND CRAFTS
Painting, Architecture, the San
Francisco Exposition.

ARCHITECTURE OF COLONIAL AMERICA b.
Harold Donaldson Eberlein. Illustrated. Lttie.
Brown Il Co.
ART. THE or THE PANAMA-PACIFlC NIEH-
NATIONAL EXPOSITION. by Eugene Nsuhau'.
illustrated San Francisco. Paul Elder Go.
ARCHITECTURE AND LANDSCAPE GARDEN
ING or THE PANAMA PACIFIC EAPOslIIOS.
Introduction by louis Z. Mu.gafdt. l4u'IA'ei'
san Francisco PAU Elder Co.
CATALOGUE DE LUXE u the Department Of Fine
Arts II the Panama Pacific Exposition. ru.ly
illustrated . vols san Francisco Pau! Eoei
& Co.
GALLERIES or TIE EXPOSITION, IhE. hlus
trhted san Francisco. Paul Elder d 90
IMPRESSIONS OF TIE ART AT THE PANAMA
PACIFIC EXPOSITION. BY Christian Brnton.
Co.ored plates and other illustrations. John
Lane Co
BARBIZoN PAINTERS. THE By Arthur Hoeber.
illustrated. +. A. Stokes Co
BEAUTIFUL GARDENS IL AMERICA. BY Louise
shelton Illustrated. Charles Scritnsr's sons.
BOOK OF BRIDGES. A. By Frank BraDgyn
and 90 illustrations IN black and white. John
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BOOK OF OLD ENGLISH SONGS AND BAL
LADS THE Twenty four illustrations IN co!ot'
- Eleanor !. Hnckdale. George H. Dofan 20.
CHATS on JAPANESE PRINTS. BY Arthur
Dawson Ficke. Illustrations. facsiniles of sigma
tures. etc. John Lane Co.
EARLY AMERICAN CRAFTSMEN. By waiter A.
Dyer. Illustrated. Century Co.
FLOWER ART OF JAPAN, TIE By Mary
Averll Illustrated. John Lane Co.
FOUNTAINS OF PAPAL ROME. By Mrs. Charles
MscVeazh. illustrated. CHARLES scribners Sons
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GREAT SCHOOLS OF PAINTING. A Pin, Book
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BY LOWS Spence. With IL Illustrations n cocn
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r A. Stokes Co
HISTORIC VIRGINIA HOMES AND CHURCHES
By Robert A. Lancaster illustrated J. b. Lap
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HISTORY or ARCHITECTURE. A Vols III and
". By A. l. rockingham. illustrated Douols-
day Page 4 Go.
HOUSE OF PoMBGRASATEs. A: By o.cn
By jessie N King. Brsntsho's
N THE LAND OF THE TEMPLES Forty photo
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INTERIOR DECORATION, y. Principle: ana
Doubleday. Page Co.
IVORY AND THE ELEPHANT. By George Fred
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n Co.
KNICKERBoCKER HISTORY OF NEW YORK, ~
Washington Iryins. illustrated By Mufeld Par
rish Dodd Mead 10.
LITHoGRAPHY AND LITHOGRAPHERs. By
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LOUVRE. THE By T. IenAn Hare With - re-
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MAGIC or JEWELS AND CHARMS THE. By
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MODERN PAINTING It's Tendency and Meaning
BY willard Huntington Wright Color plates and
other illustrations The John Lane Company.
NATIONAL GALLERY. THE. BY Leman Hare
With one hundred reproductions In colofs The
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QUILTS Theh story and How 70 Maks Them
By Marie d. Webster. Fifteen illustrations In
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BIOGRAPHY.
Mostly American-Lives OF Re-
markable Women.

CAMILLE DEsMOULrNs By Violet hehleJ. z.
T. DuttOn & Co
COURT LIFE FROM WITHIN, By TIE Infant,
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Co
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FANNY cRosBY's STORY OF SINErY:FoyR
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MI Company.
HELP THE OTHER FELLOW. The Autooioga-
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son Little Brown A Co
LEONARDO DA yINCL Ths Artist and ths MAJ
~ oswald Siren. over zoo ilustrsuons' iAs
University Pres.
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ian Roscoe ThAysr ms Houshton Mifrh Corn
panJ $500.
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1IFE OF CLARA BARTON. TIE. BY Perez II.
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LIFE OF HENRY GOODMAN POTTER BY Geors'
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MEMOIRS OF A PUBLISHER. By George Haven
Putnam Lit D. G. p. Putnsms sons.
MEMOIRS or THE DUKE DE ST SIMON
Translsted and edited by Francis AAWrisht
IliTstrs,sd In 8 vols. vols. I-ly. Brentsno's
NFNfoRIEs AND ANECDOTES By Kate san
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MEMORIES OF INDIA. b. Sir Robert Baden:
Powell Illustrations IN colors and black and
white David Mckay.
NY CHILDHOOD. By Marin GoriV. illustrated
The Century Company.
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DRAMA
Pantomime-The Ballet--Theat-
rical "reminiscences.

ANOTHER BOOK on THE THEATRE. BY Georss
lean Nathan. b. W. Huebsch
ART or TIE BALLET THE By Marx Z. Peru
s!ni illustrated. J. B Lipp'ncoit Co.
CASE or THE AMERICAN DRAMA. THE. By
Thomas u Dickinson. Houshton Miihn Co.
DAWN THE BY Emile yerhGeren. Translated
b. Arthur symOns Brentsn0s
FAITHFUL. THB By John Masensid. hasml'
ian Co
FOUR PLAYS BY EMILE AUGER Preface By
BrisuN Alfred A. hnopt
HFROINEs OF THE MODERN STAGE Ten
Actresses By Forrest Lizard. siufrs Wal
ton Co.
HISTORY OF THE HAIuEQyIN;ADE. THE BJ
Maurice sand Hand-coiored Illustrations.
vols j. p. Lippincott Co.
MODERN DRAMA. THE By Ludwig LeTisohn.
r. " Husbsch.
OLD BOSTON MUSEUM DAYS. BY Kate Ryan
illustrated. Little. Brown h Co.
PLAYS or CLYDE FITCH. TIE. Memorial Edi-
-'ou ( ros Little Brown Go.
SHAKESPEARE Of TIE STAGE By William
Winter 2 vols illustrated. Mofat Yard Go.
yAGRANT MEMORIES. BY William Winter.
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it may not be amiss to insist here upon the high
percentage in pleasure and profit which books
yield on their small cost They have even been
adapted to the requirements Of modern living.
Their formal offers no difficulties in even the
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tons of value and space which the new conditions
have brought into the sport of collecting tits then
that books acquire living quality and it is then
that one begins to make his own dehnitive selec-
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that is one Of the fixed charges in many family
budget; it should be the universal one.
BUY BOOKS! GIVE THEM AN OPPORTU-
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Children clamor for them-remember that,
tool Whatever the toys that tempt them, how
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their Christmas mood From the nursery to their
introduction to grown-up literature, they are al
ways reading 1t is thus that they gain more edu-
cation, more knowledge, often than from their
formal schooling More American history is
taught to our boys and girls by the story-tellers
who write for them than by the text-books-and
more patriotism. The appeal to the imagination
at which modern education aims is made unerr-
ingly by such writers as, to name but one of
very many, Everett T. Tomlinson. And do not
forget the steadily growing, purposeful and
IL
Camp Girl movements
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An Epic Novel
THE
"CEN lUS"

seen Through the Eyes Of Genius
By THEODORE DRESSER
Author Of "SlSter Carrie" Tho Ttton,"
etc. Cloth. $3.50 net.
IF America can boast of novel
ist now living of greater power, in
sight, imaginative sweep, let him
step forward and claim the laurel
wreath. Dresser seems to me our
greatest novelist now writing, and
destined in the wise judgment of
posterity to be given place among
the noteworthy writer's Of this age
EDGAR LEE MASTERS. Au-
thor Of "Tho Spoon River AnthoL
ogy," in the Chicago EUening Post.
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From the Stone Age to Present
Day Affairs.

ALFRED TIE GREAT. By Bsa;ns. A Lee, O.
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SYRIA. By Morris JastroH. u. illustrated The
J. b Lppincott Company
FIGHTING CHEYENNES TIE. By Georss Bird
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FORTY YEARS N CONeTANTIS0PLE. Rtcol-
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trstsd D Appleton Co.
FRENCH MEMORIES or EIGHTEENTH CEN
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HIGH LIGHTS or THE FRENCH REyoLU-
TON BY Hilair- Belloc Illustrated. The
Century Company.
IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF NAPOLEON. His IL,
and Its Famous scsuss. BY James McfgL Inc
Macmillan Company
MIN OF TIE OLD STONE AGE. Thsi, Eny.r-
oument LIE and Ar By Henry Fairreld o.
bonn Charles Scribner's Sons.
NEAR EAST. THE. FROM WITHIN. By High
Political Pen0nage. Fuuk NAsnAls Company.
NORMANs. The. N EUROPEAN HISTORY. By
Charles x llaskius. The HolStoa Aifnn
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RIVERSIDE HISTORY or THE uNITEI
STATES. yo.s. The Houghton MinIn Con-
psly.
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WALES Her Origins stusEles snd Later Histoy.
Institutions and Manner By Gilbert stone The
3. stokes Company.
WHO BUILT THE PANAMA CANAL y ".
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