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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-27
MQe wer0en frei aus=
gebea.
GDnntganmalt beantragt
Nieberi9lagnng Der
8nbelti=Mnflagen.
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1tnfpiten Der Yrpseiie enprm, lteber-
fiibrnng nidDt mDslidl.
Hid)ter |bclan luiro in nGd)iten Sa-
gen entidleiben.

Goli1tponipolt Snsnomsfi beart-
tragte beiitc morgen ppr Hi6ter Ebe-
Ion inl Hccoroersgeriht, Die ieit orei
Sabren idmebenoen &logen gegen Ell
he 9lnSabl friibere gllbermcn megen
slnnabme bon Seltehungsgeloern fal-
len su lolien. &id)ter Ybelnn bat iid)
Die gntiheiolng nod uorbebulten;
oa er abcr idon friiher erfl1rt bot,
oaB er iid) nud) Der @npfehllng oes
9ountponmolts rid)ten tperoe, iii 5li
erfparten, ooB er Die pon oieienl bean.
tragic glnorbnling treffen miro ltno
onniit miro Der Sorbang follen ilber
Elm 9run1o, ooer &olfsitiid ooer cine
&ontooie, ie nod Der glnldolnl1g, Die
man oariiber baben mag. Die nod
linter Nnflage ftebeltoen iino: Sollis
9ro5o, 0faurice Sitrolpsfi, 6rnnf
Wtoion, 0npib gfoientbal, SSoiepb
Sbeiierl, @. $. s. 0inble, gllois u.
0einlcl, 9lnbrep @olib, ShomaS 6.
@linnon unb Gbparo Shreiter,
(9pnis Soiip, Der ebenfaQs angeflogt
mar, lit eeitorbem. alderman 8lin-
nan unb S6reiter iinb Der Seri6rpo-
rlrng angeflagt, ale unoeren Der 9ln-
nabme Don GeltedungSgeloern. 8ltn-
nan lit befanntlid) om %. Sftober
1914 pon Der @eitehilngSnnfluge
freigeiprod)en Doroen.
Gountnanpalt So5nonsfi lieB iei-
mem 9lntrog eine lGngerc slnlprad)e
porousaeben. gr erflGrte, 0nB er
cine Gn1pfeblung betr Der Sla9efdIIe
nid)t f6on friiher gelnadt bobe, neil
er nit ben Giiljelbeiten einer sln5abl
oerielben nid)t gennu pertraut mar.
991brcn6 Der 9lominiItration bes
Gountpontpalts Sbepberb babe er,
,Sosnuipsfi MIR ab llno 3li an ben
Slaqefdllen nitgenrbeitet uno mir
nit Dem @linnan SOL lei er boil
lt1noig pertrolit gelpeierl, neil oerlel-
be unter Der IbminiItration 6ra5ers
erlcoigt pprben lei. sSerner babe er
feline Gmpfeblingen nlfgcidloben,
neil er &aroioat fir bas Gountpnn-
noltsan1t mar unb tparten pollte bis
oie9iirgeri6oft entihieben babe, oh er
ODER elm anoerer bic @erantlportlidl-
felt iiberncbmen ipae. @r babe MIN
aber Ole Sode griinolidl III @rtpo-
gltng eeSoeen: Die 5atiadle, oaB Die
&lagen i6on oft iino, babe ieben eit-
5elnen ,Saa Itiibiert, Die 0io9lidfcit
elmer llcberfiihriing erfpogen, ferner
Ole enormenllnfoiten, ipelde 0llr6 Die
8ro5eiiierilng oem Staate eriua6icn
piiroen, iofpie ail6 Die sSroge, oh Die
DEM lesteren ielbit i'm Sale Der lie
berfiibrllng erna6ienoen Sorteile
oieie llnfoIten red)tfertigten.
IS hobe nm iiber ieoen ei15clnen
Der SS1ae 0egrilnbrlngen ieiner betr.
ocrielben gclno6ten @npfeblungen
ausgearbeitet; es noae nod niele an
oere @riilbe geben, iiber pelfe per
ificoene 9lniihten berridlen m0dltelt,
bod hobc er fih altf iolhc @riinoc be-
idlrGnft, iiber pelhe perii9 ober feline
Gontroperic beitcben fonne. &or al
lem nliiiie man in gripdgline 6ieben,
oob Die Staotsanlpaltidaft niif Die
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-27
Sutidaftcr in Enris, Sonbum, @ien
nno Berlin ba;n bcrnfen.

9orbon, q. Slpril. Sas slmts-
blatt proffcntliht helite cine Seroro-
nlrnq, burh Die Die glusiuhr pon
rober Gointrpt ac aus Dem @crciilig.
ten SonigreitJ perboten miro. Sas
Vublifirm hatte ihon longlt cine iol-
dc Mobreqel nerlangt, uber ole He-
gierilne botte iid bisber begnilgt,
blir6 Die gegen 0eutlblallo erfldrte
9lodube Ole Giniiihr pun 9nlunlpolle
nod Qelitifllano 5u uerbinoern. 2as
9lnsfubrperbot eritreft lid auf ale
SGfen i'm WfittcQGnbiid)en unb
Stporien Ieere nit gIusnabmc Der
iron5oiiIdleu, rriiiihen, iponii6en
uno porteilgieiiihen SGfen 3ie riii-
iiidlen SGien in Der Oitiee iiuo III
bos gllsfubrperbot einaeidlloIlen.
9onoon, 81. glpril 9oS
@rimsbper S6leppneeifIifi 9fecolo
iii in Der Iorolee miiecflogen. @i-
nigc Wfitglieoer Der @ciasung fper-
Den pernliBt
2ouoou, 81. 9lpril Cine beitte
erlaiicne NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gob
6cn Tantpfer @oorbam frci. norouf
cr ipiort Ieine Reiie naf) Sutteroam
forticste.
Sie Hooroom hat Die Oelegotin-
ncn 5ur Srnuen-, ,Sriebensfonieren5
I'M Soog oil 9orb. Sic lit om t3
9lpril non Ierp 9orf obgegnngen,
purbe ober in Den engIii6cn @efpdi-
fern ailigebalten, nndoem oie britt.
if,e Hegierimg pcrfiigt batte. oob ul-
ler Tcrfebr nah Sollano eingcltcllt
pcroe.
Sic Seiatiing beItanb I'M gall5eu
aua nelun Vtann. Siebeu oopon MIR
Den aiigeiiid)t, Die meiiten in idlref-
lid, pcritiimmeltem 3uItono. Gincr
Der Sermunoeten iii bereits geitor-
ben. Ter 5hiiisingcnieur lit nit
Dem Sd)iife lnteraegangen. Sb Dos
Sdliif infolge slufitoBers nlif cine
0tinc uiIfflog ooer torpeoiert Duroe,
fonnte nid>t entihicoen fueroen.
Gngl1nbcr bcbnnptem Sprtidlrittc,
bclueiien tic aber nidlt.
2onbon. 81. glpril. Soier ipurhe
helltc iolgenoer SeriGt bes ,Sel0.
maridaas Sir Sobn Srend,, ocs
Sbertontmonounten Der britiid)en
Srlippeu on Der 6ront, ueroffcnt.
lidlt:
,Se'tern mlIroen ole oelltide1
Ingriffe norboitlid pon gpern 5u-
rildaeldllngen. 9iadlnlittog gingen
nnlerc 3rlippen i'll oic Offcaiipe iibcr
nilo .nahtcu sSorti6rittc in oec 9tdhe
pcH : T. Sulier.
.In unlerem linfen ,Sliigcl urbci.
teten DIE 6rnn5oien nit ms 5lliam.
men nno bcieeten fpeiter i'm &oroen
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ySSni Serloufe DER deitr;den
0dnipfe n1ad)te iidb uniere 9lrtiearie
neridieoene 8elegenbciten yrnrse
i,no filgte Dem sSeinbc ihncren SG,a.
oeu 5i
Son Der iibrigcn ssront 1T nid,ts
beri9ten. lluiere 6lieser bombar.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-27
Bon eieenem @aaen setOtet.

rcmont, Yfid).. 81. Ipril.
@finuro Sanoerbeibe puroe geitern
na6nlittog in 6remont, Wid,., ouf
Der StcIle getotet, als iein @elpunn
8feroe Dor einem Stiid gopier
idelite unb bauonlief. Sonberbeibe
pnroe aus benz @agen geid)leubert,
DER ibm iiber ben 9opf filbr.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-27
ErGiiben smr Sanfe ieimes Gnfels.

@oibington, 27.Ipril. 0ro.
iioent @iIion gebentt, om Sreitoa
nod @iGiomstoDn, Weoii., su geben,
Inn Der Soiife ieines erfeIs, ;sronris
Sopre, bei5iitpobnen. or miro nohr.
iheinli6 nm Wontae nod @oibino.
ton 5uriidfebren Der YrGfibent
rpirb elmer Der 3oufpotben oesgobps
iein, oos i'm @eiBen Snus 5ur @eIt
fam.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-27
gtenc Sample am ll5iufpnf.

@enf, Sdpei5. % Slpril. ueber
Taris. Ger bieiisen tribune miro
telegrapbiif miteeteilt, bob Die Rui.
len cine neue itarfc Sffeniipe nm Ole
6oben oes ll3iofpoiies beeonnen ba.
ben. Gie 0epeide fiiet bin5u, bob
Die Serlnite Der Oeutihcn unb Se-
iterreitcr i'll oen letter. 8lpei Sogen
10000 0tann betraeen bnben. Sfpi.
iden Strni uno. Matamaros ipuroe
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-27

60 ein5tee fdafiobe oe,,f.
f6e Peituns in 2Gte6iaon,
wer4e Die 9epefcPen Der
4H. YreGe 6riust
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-04-27
Stilt ots Srtts bon 9euti4en &C.
rdnmtt Sriidenfopf feitgtbalttn.

Gnglanb gicbt bic Sc>
oentllHg Der beutideu
GrfOlge 81.
Sdlt aber Die Cffeniipe MIR iiir elm
Sdleinman0per.
Gigentfid'e' "utidler @pritof m an.
beren Tunffcn eriuartct.
8rOseres Sntereiie menSet iidl mieoer
Snrbanelcn sn.
8enane Nadlrihten iiber Srnnpcn-
lnnSuma nidlt einsctruffen.
Hmilen lcibcn !Silie bnrf geid,icfnng
ocs gospprns.
Slngcblidl haben Sample am ltSiuf'
pan picber begonnen.
Tniicn mclocn grpke @erlnitc Der
@crbnnoctcn nm hiciem Hnuft.
Scr aricg anf bcm Yfeere furScrt
lneitere Spfer.
Sfllucoe Centric mno grite 9icenlp
iinh aeinnfen.
Sn HDm ipcrocn iehr uifltigc Som
ferenSen itattfinben.
Sptidaftcr in Fnris, 2onbun, @ien
nno Berlin ba;n bcrrfen.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03
~PROVINE-SABIN NUPTIALS.

MIR. A. K. Sabin, a prominent cotton
man of Greenwood, and Miss Marian
Prcyine, the young and accomplished
daughter of Mrs. Ada Provine of Cof-
feeviIle, motored to town Wednesday
evening and were united in marriage at
the Presbyterian manse by Rev. Mr..
Hobson. The young people returned
Immediately to Coffeevllle in their
motor. w Valley Progress, Nov. &c
Mr.. Sabin is a member of the firm of
A. K. Sabin & Co., cotton buyers of
this city, and, Mrs. Sabin is the
Youngest sister of Braxton b. Provine,
also of Greenwood.
MIR. and Mrs. Sabin are now located
with Mrs. d. w. Beall on East Church
street.
The Commonwealth joins with the
many friends of this popular couple in
congratulating them upon their happy
union of hearts and hands.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03
THE J. 2. GEORGE CHAPTER.

The j. T.. George Chapter, u. D. C..
held a very interesting and entertain
ing meeting at the Memorial Building
On Wednesday last with Mrs. N. S.
Wright and Mrs. w. II. Harper as
n~ostesses. The historical program o n
sisted of two very aoly written papers
on the ''kansas-NeDraska Bill rem.
dered by Mrs. l.. N. Chandler and MIS-.
L. K. Gregory.
The entertainment committee treated
the members to a beautiful quadrille of
1.-The beaux and bells of the 70's' in
Colonial costume, and this was a beau.
titul feature of the dya's program.
Mrs. Bruce Brown and Mrs. Harry
Huien had charge of this portion of the
program. A most delectable salae
course was served by the ~hostesses.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03
DEATH OF w. A. R

Mr.. w. A. Barry died at his home
near Schlater, November "a. He had
the second attack of hematuria, was
attended by two physicians and a nurse
but all they did failed to stay the rav-
ages of the disease.
MI. Barry was forty years of age,
had been a member Of the Episcopal
church in Winona since childhood until
during the summer of this year he be-
came q member of q Methodist church
that was organized near his home.
Mr.. Barry is survived by three
brothers, a sister, q devoted wife and
three small children, who will miss
him, Oh! SO much for he was ever a
loyal, loving husband and father.
O, the cold chilly winds Of November
Stole my flower; my companion from
me,
Him l shall ever remember
Though his dear face l never more here
shall see
O how dark looks this world and how
dreary
When we think of the ones who are
gone,
But there is rest for the parted and
When loved ones meet in that home
above.
But Oh! the Heaven I can remember,
When from earth my soul shall be free,
Where the cold chilly winds Of No
Cannot steal my companions from me.
Xxx.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03
SCHOOL RALLY oNsUN-
DAY. DEC.

The Sunday schools of Lef1ore county
are invited to be present at . Sunday
School rally at the Methodist church Of
Greenwood. December 5. to hear the
Rev. Wn. A. Brown, Missionary Super
intendent for the continent of North
America. and State Secretary. w. Fred
Long At the close of the afternoon
meeting a conference will be held and
permanent officers elected for the Lee
fore County Sunday School Associa-
ton. Don't fail to hear Rev. VIM. A.
Brown. Meeting 3 pm.
O. L. K~imbrough, Supt. Christian SIS.
w. NJ. Wilmington, !. Baptist S. s.
VT. Fountain, Supt.P Presbyterian SIS.
w. H. Stokes, Supt. Methodist S. 5.
Harry Rosmer. Supt. Episcopal S. S.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03

One of the charming affairs of the
week was the card party on Tuesday
evening. given by Mrs. Nj. L. Turnage
at the Reiman House. The double
parlors were deliberately decorated with
palms, ferns and blooming narcissus.
Many red candles were burning, which
gave a soft glow to the rooms. Five
tables Of players enjoyed the game OF
bridge which resulted in the winners of
the prizes being Mesdames Terry, Saun-
ders and McShane. Mr.. Ben Terry
won the gentleman's first prize. MRS
Turnage was assisted in receiving hel
guests by Misses Reiman and Mr. ano
Mrs Nichols At eleven o'clock. a 8
course supper was served, after which
music was enjoyed for quite awhile.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03

LEXINGTON ADVERTISER, NOV.2 6
Miss Ida Rayner visited friends at
Greenwood Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Cunningham were
over from Delta on a visit the fore
part of the week.
Mrs. G. A. Wilson and grandchil-
dren. Enid and Anne Yandell, went to
Greenwood for Thanksgiving functions
with relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Kinsev, of Memphis, and
Miss Frank Virgins. of Greenwood,
are Frightening the home circle at
Hebron with a visit this week.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03

The school children Of North Green
wood celebrated Thanksgiving day in
an appropriate manner on Wednes-
day afternoon. Nov.25 at the school with
a Harvest home table r donations
consisted of home grown and home
made articles such as turnips, pota-
toes, carrots, onions, beeLs, preserves,
jellies and pickles, and a donation of
one of the boys of his favorite dish "a
cocoanut pie" There are but 48 pupils
in the school but the two teachers, Mrs.
Turner and Mrs. VS.. Hemingway, had
buggy load Of these good things which
they turned over to the Kings
Daughters.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03
DELIGHTFUL ROCK LUNCHEON

Wednesday Mrs. Flora Mcintyre in
vited "a guests to a rock luncheon in
bonor of her aunt, Mrs. w. T. Cald-
we'll, who has been her guest for q
week Or SC.
The color scheme for the occasion
was yellow and white, and was carried
out in every detail. The decorations
were white chrysanthemums with yell
low center and each of the seven
courses were of a corresponding color.
After the very elaborate menu rock
was enjoyed until a late hour.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03
3BrrHunal aun 5nrtrty AutrH.
SOCIETY EDITRESS-PHONE 65s.


Miss Dixie Gowdy spent Thanksgiy-
ing holidays at home in Batesville.
Mrs. Fielder of Birmingham is visit
ing the home of her father, J. A. Wall.
Hon. VIM. Ward was over from
Winona on business the first Of this
week.
Mrs. Robt. Gray of Carrollton vas
the guest of Mrs. Harris Gray last Sat
urday.
Hon. Garner Green, of Jackson, vas
in the city on legal business the first of
the week.
Mr.. j. B. Redditt was among his
many Greenwood friends a day or w
this week.
Mr.. R. A. Joiner and wife, of Sunny
Side. were in the city shopping the first
of the week.
Miss Lillian Corbin of Belzoni was
the guest of Mrs. O. M. Mcdonald
the past week.
Miss Sallie Harvey of Carrolllton
spent Thanksgiving day with Mrs.
Earl Kinnebrew.
Miss Grace Elliott came owe from
Grenada College and spent Sunday and
Monday at home.
Miss Florence Ford will move to the
new home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Trotter
in a very few days.
Mr.. Lucien Gwin, of Natchez, visited
the family of his brother, Capt. S. L.
Gwin. the first of the week
Mr.. J.. P. Joiner and wife. and Mr..
J. j. Church and wife were down from
Sunny Side the first of the week.
Treasurer-elect J. T. Flanagan re-
membered The Commonwealth sub
stantially while here first of the week.
Mrs. G. w. Dulin, who was the
guest of MIR. and Mrs. Scott Duiin, has
returned to her home in jackson, Tenn.
Messrs. w. C. and P. S. George and
niece, Miss Kate George, were over
from Runnemede shopping last Tues
day.
Our good friend, A. J. Scruggs, vas
over from his Carroll county planta-
ton home the first of the week on
business.
Mrs. M. w. Stroud and her daughter,
Elizabeth. were in Memphis last week
for an examination of the ~latter's nose
and throat.
Mrs. Ben George Humphreys was
the guest of Mrs. Calhoon Wilson for d
few days this week. She has returned
to Memphis.
Mrs. T. r. Henderson spent We'd
nesday in Jackson as a member of the
Federation of Women's Clubs of which
she is secretary.
Misses Nettie and Mildred Watson,
the attractive sisters of Mrs. r. l..
Foy, came over from Lexington shop
ping last Tuesday.
Mrs. w. B. Dickius has returned
from Canton where she was called sud.
denly on Thanksgiving day by the
death of her mother.
Hen. Firman Smith went to Jackson
last week and spent several days very
pleasantly with his friends, DIR. ant
Mrs. Dunbar Rowland.
Our clever friend, Oscar hernandez
was down from Money last Tuesda,
and remembered The Commonw ealtl
substantially while here.
Mrs. ]. A. Tyson has returned from
| Colorado whence she went to be witt
her sister, Mrs. Humphrey, in thu
recent loss of her husband.
Mrs. Jim Mclean and James lief
Wednesday for her home in Memphi
after q very pleasant visit to he cml
! of DR.. and Mrs. j. L. Mclean.
Rev. ]. E. Cunningham left the frs
of the week for the annual meeting o
North Mississippi Conference whic
is now is session at New Albany.
Mrs. Walter L. Scott prolonged he
visit to G~reenville relatives n friend
q few days this week on count of Tn
illness OF her little son. MIR. Scot
spent Sunday in Greenville with them
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03
SALE.

This is the last opportunity to be
reminded of the handkerchief sale to be
held Saturday, Dec. 4, by the Dorcas
Workers in the old Lefore Bank build
ing. Handkerchiefs are always accept
able and appropriate gifts and a dainty
assortment will be on display. There
will also be homemade candy for sale.
The sale begins at $50.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03
THE EARNEST K

A large number of the members of
the Earnest Workers Society met at
the residence of Mrs. S. r. Keesler
last Monday afternoon and a most
pleasant afternoon was spent. Fancy
work of all kinds was in evidence be-
speaking the approaching holiday. -
There being very little business or
hand a devotional exercise by DIR.
Rennie closed the meeting, after which
a very elaborate and tasteful menu OF
chicken salad. olives, crackers, lettuce,
sandwiches, salted pecans and coffee
was enjoyed.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. Andrew Dahmer.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03
THE MATINEE MUSICALE.

The Matinee Musicale met on Thurs
day with Miss Leila Robertson. The
meeting was held out Of the regular
time on account of conflicting meet
ing.
The subject for the afternoon was
GODDARD" and a very interesting pro-
gram was rendered by the following
ladies': Mrs. Albert Metts and Miss
Jane Casey vocalists, and Mrs. R. +.
Friermood, Earl Kinnebrew and n. S.
Wright, instrumental soloists.
After the program was finished an
appetizing salad course was served.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03
MISS BESSIE
OF PIANO
Studio. Stein Building.

The ''Dorcas Workers" of the Pres
by teTian church will hold their hand
kerchief sale on Saturday, Dec. 9TH, at
the old Bank of Leiore building. The
sale will begin at $50 and last as long
as the handkerchiefs last. Handker-
chiefs are always acceptable pres ents
for christmas and a splendid array will
be offered at this sale.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03

Thursday Afternoon Mrs. Ben Terry
charmingiy entertained the Thursday
afternoon bridge ciuo with q very elab-
crate luncheon and bridge party. The
club is composed of twelve society
all of whom were present. Ar
ter the game a most delicious S-course
luncheon was served on the card tables.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03

Little Miss Frances Thompson &C
companied her cousin Mrs. Jim Nc
Lean to Memphis on Wednesday for a
visit to her grandmother, Mrs. Cooke.
Ye editor and his ''better half" ap-
preciate the splendid treat Mrs. R. l..
Foy sent them Tuesday in the snape of
some of the best homemade pork
sausage we have ever tasted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Trotter have
rented one of the Montioy houses on
East Market street, and will go to
housekeeping as soon as the house has
been put in thorough repair.
MIR. and Mrs. R. F. Sabin and two
children, also Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby
Sabin, joined in the family reunion held
at the old Sabin home near Greenwood
last Sunday.
Little Mary Fearn Prosser, the baby
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Prosser, has been ill for a few days.
The little one was threatened with
pneumonia but is now much better.
J.. J. Barrow and family have moved
to the Barry plantation, near Money,
where they will reside in future. Mr..
Barrow has leased the Barry planta-
LloH anu Ills tidLy 1IleuuS WISH 1OI iilLIi
that splendid success which he SO truly
deserves.
Mrs. w. A, Mothershed has returned
from ,TupeIo.. Her father, w. N. Low
cry. Of Tupelo, had been i'll for a
month or more, and his death was not
unexpected. He is survived by a wife,
three daughters and two 0 n who live
in Tupelo and Mrs. Mothershed of
(.roon urnnI
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03
Iaushter Aids D,9estlon.

Laughter is one of the most health
full exertions; it is of great help to di-
gestion. A still more effectual help is
q dose of Chamberlain's Tablets. If
o should be troubled with Indigestion
give them a trial. They only cost q
quarter. Obtainable everywhere.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03
JEWISH LADIES BAZAAR.

The Jewish Ladies Aid Society will
have a Bazaar. Cakes and fancy work
for sale at the old Greenwood Hotel
stand next door to Wilson Fur. Co,
Dec. 9th. Everybody cordially invited.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03
AN APPRECIATED LETTER.

AN APPRECIATED LETTER.
The following letter from our
esteemed young friend, R. P. Eth
ridge, Of Schlater, who is attending
Mississippi College, is highly appre-
clated by We editor:
Clinton, Miss, Nov. %, 1916.
Mr.. J. L. Gillespie, Greenwood, Miss.
Dear Mr.. Gillespie:-I wish to tell
you | sure do enjoy reading The Com
monwealth. II it was not for The
Commonwealth l don't know how I
would pass off the time in Clinton. I
am doing well over here. Mississippi
College is a fine place. We have four
hundred students, and moreare coming
in each day.
With best wishes | am your friend,
r. P. ETHRIDGE.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03

owes Her Good Health to Chamber
Iuiu'8 Tablets.
II owe my good health to Chamber
lain's Tablets" writes Mrs r. G.
Nef, Crookston, Ohio. 1.-TWO years
ago / was an invalid due to stomach
trouble. I took three bottles of these
Tablets and have since been 10 the
best of health Obtainable every
where.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03

Miss Marian ClendennenL Baird, Of
Fort Loring, has as her guest Miss Nell
Hunt, Of Stanton, Tenn.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03

George Forester came over from
Oxford for Thanksgiving.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03
For Sale.

Combination driving and saddle horse
and surrey, for sale. Apply at Reimal
House.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03
VOICE CULTURE
MISS IESTY

Studio days: Tuesdays and Fridays;
300 Church street; Phone 5l3.
The ladies Of the Episcopal Guild will
give their annual bazaar and turkey
dinner at STEMS Hall on December the
| fifteenth.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1915-12-03
For Rent.

Nice groom Cottage. Apply to c
L. Lomax.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-04
SAILING" AND ROLLING BOTH
POOR ON ST. JOHNS ROAD

Towcd by the launch of Hon. Amos
w. Corbett, mayor of st. Augustine.
lighter bearing three automobiles
arrived here Sunday morning. The
several cars, one of which was the
Hotel Despland's new motor bus, were
being driven from Jacksonville last
week, and at a place on the road about
II miles south of st. Augustine they,
together with four other machines,
encountered mud so formidable that
the trip had to be abandoned. for the
time being. After three days delay.
arrangements were made to send
three of the autos to Daytona in the
manner above stated.
1t is understood that the East Coast
roads are rapidly improving, owing to
the fair weather which prevailed for
several days.