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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-19

H<%%H . = = = . . . .
Miss Bessie Heidelberg has as a
guest, Miss Ruth Fisher, of Heidel-
berg. .t
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe I'rice VIII leave
early this week for North Carolina, to
spend the summer.
49,:
Mrs. c. c. Dearman, OF New Angus
Ia. was a weekend guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellison Garrett.
Miss Katie Hightower has returned
to Brooklyn, after spending several
days with her parents.
49,:
Miss Myrna Gay, of Brooklyn, was
among those who attended the Field
Day exercises Saturday
So:
Miss Julia Joiner, of the Brooklyn
A. H. S. faculty, was a weekend
guest of Mrs. A. V. Hays.
*-e"*
Miss Janeanna McInnis has re-
turned to her home in Brooklyn, after
a short visit to her cousin, Miss Mat
tie Johnson.
Mrs. Ida Hosmer, who has been
spending the winter with Mrs. ]. 5.
Lea, left today for Covington, to visit
her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Borthwick are
receiving congratulations upon the re-
cent arrival of a little son in their
home on Bay street.
:~"*
Miss Ruth Taylor, Of Purvis, was
guest Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. M
Taylor. leaving Sunday for Greenville
to attend the Eastern Star convention.
49,
Miss Susie Fuller, of Laurel and the
Messrs. Fuller came this morning,
having been called on account of the
Illness of their father, Mr.. T. M. Full
Ter.
Review Club.
The Review Clubs regular meeting
will be held in the home OF Mrs. Rob
ert r. Akers, at three-thirty Tuesday
afternoon.
%-%-*
TNr.h IF
and Beatrice Dubose, of Belhaven
College and their brother, Waldo Du-
bose. of Ellisville, were weekend
guests of Mrs. A. H. McSwain.
80.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ. Selser have as
house guests their son, Mr.. w. l..
Selser and Mrs. Selser, of Los An
geles, Cal. Another son, Eugene, Sell
ser. of Jackson, was also guest for
the weekend.
Miss Annie Blue, who has charge of
the music department of the Sumrall
High school, was among the out-of'
town visitors attending the Helen
Ware concert and was guest of Miss
Edith Naylor until Saturday afternoon.
49,:
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Oliphant and
children, of Poplarville, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. McInnis.
Master Hillman Oliphant was among
the contentants in the piano contest
ON Field Day and carried or the. prize.
Misses Lille and Katie Nelson, OF
Brooklyn, were Field Day guests OF
their uncle, Mr.. c. w. Fillingame, and
went from here to Mobile to visit rela-
tives Before returning they will also |
visit their sister, Mrs. c. R. Maxwell. |
in Ocean Springs.
49,
Silver Social.
Rain has been prophesied for tomor-
row, but If the day proves reasonably |
fair the ladies of First Presbyterian
AID viii give their silver social at
three-thirty o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. Martin King.
:->@
Two Club Entertained.
Misses Camille and Ruth Thrash |
eukertained jointly Saturday after
noon the Sowania ana Leofast Clubs. |
- thotr home on pr,,nfa straet
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-19
TOMORROW'S MENU

And a large chestnut, the delicious
meat
Which Jove himself, were he mouse,
would eat -Cowley.
Breakfast.
Rhubarb Sauce
Cereal and Cream
Sausages
Luncheon or Supper.
Tomato Stew
Brown Bread and Butter
Soft Custard Cocoanut Cake
Dinner.
Vegetable Soup
Roast Pork Fried Apples
Baked Sweet Potatoes
Lima Beam Salad
Chestnut Cream
Rhubarb souce-Peel and cut into
inch-and-a-half lengths stalks Of rhu-
barb and to two cupfuls Of 1t allow
half cupful OF sugar and table
spoonful of water. Cook in a double
boiler until tender. II the stalks are
very young and tender they need not
be peeled.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-19
0 Q . 3 . . = = + = . = . . =
D SOCIAL CALENDAR.
tuesday, April goth.

. Tuesday, April goth. =
. Afternoon, 1880 o'clock: Re =
. view Club; hostess. Mrs. r. X. y
q Akers.
wednesday, April 21st. =
. Afternoon, 2:30 o'clock: Pro- =
. gressive Bridge Club; hostess, =
. Mrs. J. S. Lea.
. Afternoon, $3.50 o'clock: Wo- =
. mans Club: hostess. Mrs. Luther =
q A. Smith.
. Afternoon, $3.50 o'clock: Girls =
. Auction Bridge Club; hostess, =
= Miss Marie Hill =
= Thursday, April 22nd. =
. Afternoon, o'clock: Maids y
. and Matrons' Bridge Club; hos =
. tess, Mrs. J. o. Rea.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-03
THE LYRIC.

There viii be M entire change ot
hoth picture and vaudeville program
beginning Thursday Mary Pickford
the most popular star In the movies
VIII he seen Thursday In The Female
OF the Species Headliners on the
vaudeville program win be Park
Rome and Francis I'm "Songs SmIles
and Stuff. These ARE very neatly
dressed young men with very delight.
ful voices Harmony Is the domInat
Ing note In their act which creates
many long hearty laugh. A bur.
lesque opera at the finish makes de
cided hit and many encores are nc.
corded them The biggest sensation
In vaudeville comedy will be- Sebas.
tlan Merrill and his "Yip Yaps." who
come direct from triumphal tour
OF Australia and the east Something
quite novel In repertoire will be- NJ
fcred by Miss Murlel Andrews. Re.
sides playing the violin she makes sev-
eral quick changes which ARE appro
PIRATE to the selection she renders
Jugglers " all sorts " muteral are
the Tossing Austns I'm n queer and
quaint offering This team is one of
the best In It's line ~ work. "Runa.
way June,' George Randolph Ches.
ters great serial. will be presented
Thursday and Friday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-03
THE FOLLY.

n Won are among those who have
not yet seen the present vaudeville
blll ~ the Folly thpntrr II is M 10
Non IN get busy Tonight will be- the
last opportunity to see these four
nigh class acts he program ending
tonight * the best I'm the city for such
n small pric" " admission. DO not
miss II because 1t X one N the trrnfs
~ the ycnr The Dancing Vcrnous
are Seeu In positively the best ~ mod
crn dnncing The Fox Trot and pn.
rlslcne Whlrl are two numbers that
are eSpeclnlIy pleasing Margaret
Clayton has created II great deal OF IN
yornble comment us talking cartoon.
LIST. The act X novel and IN class
nll alone DUMAS aud FLOYD crrinin.
Iy nave one Of the most clever singing
nnd thlking acts uf the wear. They
are high class entertainers from
every viewpoint. The feature ~ the
program ~ course X the spectacular
comedy novelty act NJ the Three
hlnnos II * strictly a comedy novel.
~ net and highly entertaining The
picture program embraces five reels
~ fine feature and comedy pictures
Tomorrow there viii be- an entire
change ~ vaudeville AT > 30
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-03
BLOCKADE REACTS UPON
NEUTRALS. DECLARES ITALY.

ROME. March 3-The press of
Italy IL practically unanimous In
arguing that with Germany attempt
Ing 10 blockade England and Great
Britain rctallatng with reprisals
represented to cut off all supplies
from Germany those who suffer most
are the neutral nations, where condi.
tions daily are becoming more serious
especially I'm those whose economic
life depends chiefly on maritime
commerce.
The Rome Trlbuna urges neutrals
10 unite and affirm their rights
against the eXccsses Of belligerents, ("
10y maintaining the validity Of inter
national conventions.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-03
THE EMPRESS.

Edward Abeles, who attained his
first notable screen success IN the
Jesse l.. Lasky production of Brew
sters Millions" aud later appeared
In Little Bobby Burnt Ready
Money" and "The Million" viii re.
turn TO the Empress Thursday In the
Lasky- Paramount motion picture In.
depreciation NJ the modern comedy hit
After Five" This IL Il hilarious
comedy Of amazing plots and misad-
ventures with q society which lives
OH blackmail forming the conspiracy
element of the plot II is full of
strange condolences and life IL turn.
ed upside down In the development Of
the story. The attraction should
prove popular one Rt the Empress
Because Of the fact that crowded
houses despite rain and all kinds OF
weather has greeted Tom POwells
Peerless Mlnstrels at every perform
ance Manager T. H. BOland has In.
duced the troupe to remain In Okla.
homa City for the entire week. A new
program Of minstrel variety, harmony
and, comedy singing. the latest Jokes
dancing and musical numbers win be
the offering, starting Thursday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-03
'AT THE LOCAL PlAYHOUSES
THE METROPOLITAN.

Rather pathetic strain runs
through Her Lord aud Master" be-.
lug given Ia mastcrfu fashion This
week at the Metropolitan tnearer hy
Miss Ruth Robinson. Frank Garter
carter North and associated plnyrrs
although 1t is missed by some pcoplr.
II one would stop 10 consider the on.
preston an American girl, hitherto
ullfcstralned, would feel when srr
rounded by the form aud state apd
ceremony which prevail among thc
nriSlocracy of England. into which the
heroine IN thrown by reason of her
marriage 10 Il. knight, II would not be
'ltilrult 10 realize the state of mind
IA which Indiana saltwater finds
,''rs'If "ll"r Lord aud Master" has
,'N lesson IN way one which should
=" I'hrned hy those Young women who
,"hE Tor coronet aud title rather thpp
Tor the man whom uatura has ON
u""'d with knightN qualities n tx
" N"l''y play one NJ the character
Wv ""N' seldom secn this season and
consequently the more welcome And
II mas dash and thrlI and po,yrr
'ilhi make our American blood ru
riot tn" plny hns been prndur.d in
okInhomn CITY m Miss Robinson puJ
h'r rompnur with greater exercise N
care ana discrimination than com
mon In order that II might be- given
win every detail prcsen, o stage dI
rector WAS brought here from ScnfJa
NnSh. to superIntcnd H. production.
ana the presentation of plnys In fnl
low Miss Robinson aud her company
hy this mcritorious production Give
promls" Of greater things 10 come
Sh" is leading woman whose mind
is quick and bright and who drIln
"ntcs various characters with fine I'm.
lrlligcncr. Her company f. exceed
lnSly clever Her Lord and Master"
VIII be- given cach evening this week
ana at Saturday and sunday matt.
uees
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-03
TO TERMINATE LEASES
Final Action ON School Land Leases
Will Be Taken March 10 or Case
Will go to Federal Court.

Steps were taken by the school land
commission HI meeting Tuesday
evening to terminate present oil leases
uf the Cilnarrou river bed or require
the lease holders 10 show cause why
they have not complied with the terms
Of their cHscs. Wednesday. March
10, was named as time for the show
ing 10 be- made otherwise the whole
matter Will be placed In the hands Of
the federal court and the leases can
cellpd
with the school hand commissioners
nj the conference were j. f. Darby.
who WAS nnmed receiver by the fed
cral court months ago acting for the
Interests Of the Indians. who still claim
the riyerbed belongs To them. aud D..
ii. Llnebaugh, United states district
attorney for the eastern side. Attor
ney Limbaugh informed the school
land commissioners that other lessees
were draining the oil from under the
rlyerbed, aud that II was imperative
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-03
GERMANS RECEIVE COPPER
~ ITALIAN CABBAGE CARS

MILAN. via Rome March @ Not
withstundIng rigid prrguriou, taken
by the authorities 10 prevent the re-.
expectation from Italy to bplllgrrcut
nutlons NJ goods clas4ed rs cuuntrn
band NJ war II has been discovered
that large quantities ~ copper have
been sent tO Berlin concealed In
trucks loaded with cabhages. orr
cials now have Increased their ylgi
lance In attempting to check this
lrnnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-03
ONE BOARD ABOLISHED
Board Of Prison Control Went Out Of
Existence Whn Governor Signed
Law Shifting Responsibility,

The board uf prison control passed
out Of existence yesterday afternoon
when Governor Williams signed the
new bill abolishing the board and
placing the control Of the penal lnsti.
tutions In the hands OF the board OF
affairs The new law gives the gov
ernor power 10 appoint the wardens
OF the two penitentlaries aud the pa
role officer, provided for In the law.
Governor Williams has not indicated
who he will name to flll these posi-
tions. ID. w. Dick, present warden Of
the penitentiary, has served under
both the Haskell and Cruce admin.
istrations
The new law also gives the board Of
affairs authority TO establish indus
tries within the prisons, aud other
changes are made from the old law.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-03
FRENCH.

PARIS, March 3. - The official
communication from the war office
this afternoon follows
There Is nothing OF importance to
add to last nights communication In
Champagne We hold the entire first
line Of German trenches from a point
northwest Of Perthes and north ~
Beausejor and at several points we
have progressed beyond this line.
The progress at various points
which was reported yesterday Is con
firmed. This progress has been main
talned everywhere
There has been cannonading in the
RagOnue
"On the rest Of the front there Is
nothing 10 report"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-03

that something bc done Immediately
or the government would be- compelled
10 take action.
Lenses made by the school land
board months ugo with oil men whc
bid for Dhc-o lruscs contained slipulA
tious that Inter made II Impossible
for lhr lessee. 10 operate and little
has been done while oil has been
taken from the lenses bordering the
river bauk In taking the action II
did the hmrd i. anxious thnt uuern.
tlon hr commenced TO protect the state
for II. share or the oil that is being
taken out
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-03
ORGANIZED LABOR PLANS
DEFENSE or TWO ARRESTED

Los ANGELES, Cal, March 3. -
Olaf Tyeitm0e NJ Sau Francisco. rdi.
tor ~ n union labor paper, announced
last night he would undertake 10 com
pletc arrangements for the defense of
Matthew Schmidt and David Caplan,
alleged participants IN the conspiracy
to blow up the Los Angeles Times
building In 1910
Organized labor. Tveltmoe stated.
would furnish all money necessary To
guarantee Schmidt and Caplan suffl.
Cient counsel.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-03
AMATEUR WIRELESS STATIONS
ARE UNSEALED ON COAST

SAN FRANCISCO, March 2. - on
orders from the navy department Al
mlral G. f. Pond, supervisor OF the
twelfth naval district, mseuled yes.
terday l,IOO amateur wireless tele.
graph stations In California The de
partment on August 20 placed ban
on all amateur aud restricted radio
plants ON the Pacific coast as a pre
cautlonAry measure for the enforce.
ment Of President Wilson's neutrality
proclamation
II was understood that Admiral
Pond requested such action for the
reason that war vessels ~ the belliR-
erent nations have left the Pacific
ocean.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-03
GERMAN

BERLIN, by wireless to SayylIle,
March g. The report on the progress
NJ the fighting given out by the Ger.
man office today Is dated March 3
aud reads rs follows
Near 81 ElQl. 10 the south Of
lprcS, the attack yesterday Of two
English COMPANIES upon our lines was
repuIsed after violent hand to hand
fighting Al point near Ppronue a
French aircraft came down Ju account
OF mQtpr trouble and the two men on
board were taken prisoners.
The French attacks In III. Chnm.
pagnr district have been without any
degree Of success The French troops
have been once again driven back lnto
their positions with heavy LOSSES.
'To the northwest of vile sur. Tour
hc German troops occupied 80 Yards
.of trenches French advances In the
forest ~ touscnvoye aud near Ally
land Apremunt have been easily re-
pulsed Attacks made 10y our troops
to the northeast Of Bndeuyillcrs again
'''"'''N lh 'Nl Ahillllk Ill~NtNNlbll OF
considerable territory The German
front to the northeast of CcIlpS has ad
'aurrd during the last few lays dis
laucc uf eight kilomctcrs lfi,c mllesD
The French have made vain attempts
tu recover their LOSSES NJ recent DAYS
'Nrnr Grodnu, I'm Russian Poland.
the situation r'mune unchanged To
the southeast NJ Mugustowo Rnssl
an force rudrayorrd to cross the river
Bohr hut II was driven back with
heavy LOSSES 1900 Russians being tax
cn prisoners other Russian attacks
IN the country to the northeast uf
Grodnu broke down In trout Of the
German lines
"Iu the southwest NJ Kuluu the
Germans made advances. A. point
10 the south uf kysziuicc vanguard
of German troops was forced back
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-03
FOUR CLUBS TO MEET
Leading Business Men Of the City
Will Grt Together al Luncheon
Next Week to Lay Plans.

What Is expected To be- the most rn.
thuSlastlc meeting held by members
of the four organizations this lcur
VIII probably occur during the noon
hour uu Thursday NJ next week when
the members Of the Chamber Of Com.
mrrcc the Retailers. Advertising club
aud Rotary club win meet In Joint
session at the Lee lIuckiu- hotel.
Great plans are being made for this
affair which promises several novel
features, addresses by the principal
speakers " the several organizations
touching on different subjects. but
ali NJ interest to the men who ARE busy
building buster city.
The Retailers have agreed Ia sus
pend their meeting and unite with
the Chamber of Commerce and 1t X
understood thar the Al club viii take
Hike action at meeting to be- held
before the day set for the joint srs
sion of these prominent organizations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-03
DY n /ewIe HsK0y.

The questions answered below are gen
eral In character, the symptoms or dis
Eases are given and the answers will ap-
ply In any case Of similar nature
Those wishing further advice free may
addreHs Or Lewis Baker College Bldg,
College BllwoOd sts Dayton, o.. enclos-
ing self addressed stamped envelope for
reply Full name and Sddress must he
given but only initials or fictitious nams
VII be used in my answer. The pre-
scriptlOns can be filled at any we'll.
stocked drug store ANY druggist can or
der Of wholesaler
l Or. syrup ssraaparills comp. 3 oss
wine Of cOlchioum, one half o. sodium
sslicylate, drAms iodlds Of potassium,
drains
Miss BERTHE l.. asks what remedy
can you recommend 10 reduce obesity
safety want TO reduce about thirty
pounds
Answer rely on five grain arbolone
tablets ~ being the most effective and
convenient treatment to reduce abnormal
fat Druggists supply this In sealed tubes
with complete directions After the first
few days pound day Is not too much
reduction
Mrs NJ d. d. AshS: ne you think II
II possible for me 10 increase my weight
from VI pounds to about IN peundsN
Answer Yes, believe thst the regu
lar use Of a special tonic tablet will Dc
this for you a. II has for thousands oi
others Ask your druggist for three.
grain hypO nuclane tablets IN sealed
package with full directions Take them
for several msntAs to get the full bsne
fit
Ray" writes Can a sufferer from
bronchial trouble he relieved1 Doctors
10 not sesm TO help me what wsuh 700
susgestr
Answer To relieve chronic cold. sore
throat bronchitis, would advise the
use Of concentrated essence mentho -laI.
enc, Purchase this at any drug store In
IL oG packages and mir according TO
directions given ou bottle and you win
very shortly be relieved Of all bronchisl
trouble. This will not only relieve hut
VIII correct, and Is very pleasant TO take
N, q, W asks What can one do for
n bad catarrhal condition. | have suffer
ed q long time and sm unable 10 find
rsusf In addition to catarrh IN throst
and aostrtls, 4 am also affected with
PelVls Cstarrh Tor leueorrhsa)"
Answer A good tenic and builder such
2. three srain hypo. .nuclane tablets
should build up ysur vitality, while uH
'hG antlsentic Vilane Powder for local
treatment. Get either two or eight ounce
packaHe Of the powder and complete a.
tcolons With package win tell you how
Jonn c. l., writes Il find my natural
strength and uervops svs,.U t.iiins
me. ] 40 not recupersts a. ~ yore Ny
1000 and rect seem not 30 benefit az
lhey should. Am waah, despandent and
unanle 70 perform the duties which were
assumed EARLIER In life while my ambl
ing
Answer; thinh a powerful, harmless
tonic ana nervins medicine win rtjuyrn.
ate and restore the functious N dises.
.ion, assm'lstfon and elimination by In.
vigoraune the nervous system. Obtain
three grain csdomsue tablets. psched IN
sealed tubes, and take a. per dirscsions
liss9@pAAxiRs. .=,,kaysrtiasuspt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-03
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS
ON THE WAR IN EUROPE

lby the superior strength Of the enc
my. To the northwest Of Przasnysz,
the Russians endeavored TO feel their
way and attempted an advance. Sew
ernl Russian night attacks 20 the east
of Plock have been repulsed"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-03
LACK OF FOOD AND SLEEP
TELLS QUICKLY ON TROOPS

= all the SAME Re-. Above cases
should the medical men come in time.
Then ot cOur-r should they happen Ia
,'e such wounded they Will be- uttrud
'd 10. but they eau only remove the
wounded at night un account Of the
enemy So that II Il man gets wounded
at daylight IN the morning he has gut
u" stay where he Is until night
NcottOsh Regiments Destroyed.
When you think uf II the supply
Corps. Ordinance Corps. nnd Medical
Corps methods are excellent for II
this war had hnpprncd before rhr
south African War many thousand.
more would have been drud NDu .rr.
asr regards the Mrdiru Corp. $50
have AL or nearly all been mu,umt
ed against typhoid mH ruu.InlrrI
against smallpox Then They have
.nntlsrptir surgery We have good
gnnricrmastrr general md with MI
the foIsk Hl home constantly knitting
ana sending clothes rlr rt. uuf here
wr are very we'll clad I'm the trench.
r~ you require new mlD every fort
night Some of our uhuu- al the br-
ginning wound put their hand, up for
nra'nd" ! think rhru YOU voud
be- sure lo have shot and one chap
gol bullet right through his wrist
or rpu-r th" men don't need tu be-
told now about it Tor the, know the
tuUspUuprus- tbr,ut,I .,,..ri..t.... anal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-03

Sarah says. Can anything be done
,or one who IL bothered with rheums tism
II 80 please reply"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-03

G N, G. asks Please relieve me Of
coated tongue, foul breath, headache,
constipation aud general III health
Answer II hahltnally constipAted, you
should take three grain snlpherb tablets
mot sulphur and arouse the organs
which eliminate waste material from
your body, These tablets purify the blood
aud Improve the health by acting on the
liver, Kidneys and bowels. Obtain In seal.
ed tnhes With full dlrectionR
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-03

Answer; You can be relieved Of your
fheumatism n you take the following ,
My, BY shaking well and take tea
spoonful al meal times and AZ bed time
nnd you will soon be relieved Comp es-
''aes sssaleL J % eeHp. fluid bslpwori