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BUSINESS CHANCES.

lNTEES-Attcntion! II you are out
or If you want some reliable person TO
keep you posted with publishers that
need help; il Will be to your mutual
benefit 10 join our Bureau. to-day. this
is purely a printers organization for
the benefit OF tho working printers of
the South, ana there is not single
doubt hut what this will be one Of the
greatest organizations that has or ever
Will he in existence. 81 will keep YOU
in good standing for Zone year,. Don't
delay. Mail your check to-day. and we
VIII mail YOU membership card, and
keep YOU posted with everything that's
Of Interest. Southern Printers Bureau,
Mount Olive, y. G.
WANTED, capital TO open up pyrites
mining property. Seven 10 nine feet
OF ore in sight; shaft 100 feet deep.
Full information given on application.
Ii you mean business. address l. 1872,
care Times Dispatch.
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ICE. COAL AND WOOD

LARGE, dry oak and pine blocks and
perfectly dry pine slabs at summer
prices. You can save 81 TO cord by
buying now. All kinds of domestic coal
at summer prices. Experience Of IS
years enables me to assist you. l.. T.
Long. laos West BROAD
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POND. Died. Friday, June Is. 1915. at
y. NJ, ALBERT ". POND aged
thirty-two years. The remains are now
AZ the home Of his sister. Mrs. +. 4.
woody. io3 Roberts street Barton
linichiS
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST. near 20> West Grace purse con-
tanning lady's gold ring. Finder suit
ably rewarded. G3l East Broad.
around neck. Partly clipped when he
left home. Reward for his return.
Phone Randolph ioit Address or call
Charles T. Branncr. Goi Virginia Rail-
way and Power Eu;ldina.
LOST. collie dog, jus, been clipped
without collar; answers To name OF
Sandy. Reward if left NJ HulChcr's
stable, Alp North Fifth Street
LOST while attending reunion. small
leather hand satchcl with name and
address oil same. Reward ii returned.
express collect. to ID. NJ Spence, Lafay-
ctte. Ala.
LOST. ladys tan silk dress. either on
Main Street car or between Seventh
and Main and Clio East Franklin. Re-
turn 10 900 West Main street or phone
boulevard 1851. Reward
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FUNEAL NOTICES

PIERCE funeral OF MIR r. l..
PIERCE. who died at his home at
Fine Creek Mills. Powhaian county,
Va. viii take place SATURDAY at :
r. NJ. nj Red Lane Baptist Church. He
is survived by his wife. TWO daughters.
Mrs. j.. T Horn"r. OF Richmond. Va;
seven grandchildren TO mourn their
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HELP WANTED-AIuIe

WANTED. monotypc keyboard opc-
rator FOR tariff work. Wire lis North
Second Street. WilminGtOM. y. q.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

FOR rent. with board. large front room
on second floor IL IL South Third.
TABLE board, rooms. lOl East Frank
lin: summer rates. l.. T. f.ubank
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOARD in the Blue Ridge Mountains;
.macadam road from Norfolk and
Western and South Railroads Airy
Flint Hill, Va.
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FOR fresh fruit Ice cream. call 4.
gallon.
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Mrhnlun0 Giulps.pisputrb
sIXTY-rIF'TH YEAR.
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
IrIED ADVERTISING.

TELEPIN0EE YOUR WANTS TO
THE ES-DISpATCH
RANDOLPH RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
ohILY ono cont q word when paid In nd.
vance No ad- taken for lesa than 10 cbrtS
SUNDAY. ono and one-half cents word for
AL Classified edn. except Situations Want.
60 at one cent a word No ad. taken for
less than l5 cent?
~ ADS. token for lee, than 70 cents whom
charged or phoncd In. Piioned orders not
Guaranteed. Cla.sincstion, not euaran-
tted after q p NJ
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NOTICE-Church.
--'>-~-
PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST PREsBYTERlAN CHURCH.
Preaching a, 4 A. NJ and SIS ?. n. by
s !me nsSt School at E MEA alasss, D.
y. NJ. Cordial welcome to all.
r; SECOND r RES cHuRcH.
and sis p NJ Sunday School school, at Il Gas 4. 81
GRACE COVENANT EsTERlR AN
streeu.-KEv J. CALVIN sTEwART..' d. q.
p Pas s%na Pr ssSn1 al a. NJ ,n and si'
4 cordial Invitation extended to all. '' .
chvlcb T nry Ns ,IM,!s PREs sIn
pastor! :-Preeehdine Tomorrow at II a. NJ.
and Sis p. NJ. Welcome.
METHODIST.
CENTENARY METHODIST &C RIA c e
nF IT. G na sis sn IT. b. the nan
tor. REV. THOMAS y. SMOOT.
a sEG@SD A sArT'S saHRf dE EhaEK
SIiiNNEH. minister. Divine worhip II A.
'front.' of Prayer Evening theme: ''Ad,
yan'arss OF plsadiyanmses,T Al the morn;
Itch STREET BArTIsT CHURCH
Broad and Twenty fifth street cars pass the
door,.-Pastor j. j. WICKER viii preach
At p. NJ. on The Only Way to Heaven"
All welcome
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
REGULAR SERVICES OF FIRST
Church OF Christ. Scientist. will be held to-
morrow morning III church cdince (cor-
ner Park Avenue and Meadow street,
ut II o'clock. Subject: lis tho Universe.
Including Man. Evolved by Atomic Fore %
Wednesday evening testimony and en-
periencc meeting 1T $50. The reading
rooms Nos. G0i-602j are located In the
n nnans sarner % r0~ ssd
Streets. and ure open daily, except Sundays
and holidays from 10 A. NJ. to p. NJ. All
arc cordially invited.
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FOR SALE-FarnnS.

WILL exchange large stock farm, 10
miles from city, fully equipped for
city property. one mile from G. K ..
station buildings in splendid condi-
ZION For detailed description, address
- III. care Times Dispatch.
MODEL 50-acre farm, new dwelling and
barn. painted. metal roof. lightning
rods. Land highly improved, well wa
tered and fenced. Plenty fruit; II head
stock, implements, convcyanccS. fowl
and crops. Gravelcd road extension
HUI street, miles Richmond. Easy
terms. j. c. Ncale. r S, South itich-
mOud,
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BYCICLEs AND MOTORCYCLES.

CHEAP for immediate sale. Indian mo-
torcyclc; no reasonable offc: refused
r. Il. Shaw. charlottesville. Va.
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SITUATION wANrED-Female

WANTED. position as assistant book
keeper, apid machine operator. be-
ginncr IN shorthand. References. = /.
Address Bookkeeper, care Times Dis
patch.
FEMALE. help furnished 10 MI any
position. No charge Virginia Busi-
ness Exchange.
\ refned lady would be companion for
invalid or elderly lady or chnpcrouc
children. References exchanged. Ad-
dress Miss y. IL. care Mrs. T. T..
Hughes. Gladys, Va.
WANTED. a place as nurse or cham-
h.rmnid by a reliable colorcd girl.
81 50. James street.
West Gracc. Randolph 59o2-J.
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POULTRY AND BIRDS.

FOR sale. stcrcotypers' mats. lSx24;
l.ne chick en- houses and outhouses; 81
per 100 pounds ut the Office; % cents
extra FOR out -of-town orders for cart
age. Address Times Dispatch
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PERSONAL.

If YOU arc half dead with rheumatism,
VIII he p YOU or charge YOU nothing.
l.. y. Iirtlc, Mt. Jackson. Va.
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FOR SALE-VeI,icles.

FOR sale, one single wagon in Al con-
dition. Will sell cheap. James r.
Smith. 1901 East Cary Street. Phone
MandiSon 26S.
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FOR SALE-HOrses.

fcctly tame. Any lady can ride or
driNG him. For further Information,
call Randolph ~.
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HELP D-Profcssional.

PIANIST. who can read ana play notes
AT sight, for theater work. q 30. care
Times Dispatch.
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WASTED-ACcnts.

NEW summer necessity. saves labor
and reduces cost Of living: over roo :
GOO sold lately in Chicago creates SEN
Sation wherever shown. sells to every
HOUSEHOLDS greatest CSC seller in years
geo per cent profit. Write quick for
territory. Triumph Mfg. Co, Monou
Bldg. Chicago.
WANTED, general agents by large ac-
cidcnt and health insurance company
for Richmond, Petersburg and vicinity;
monthly and annual policies: cstab-
lished business: equipped office. Adj
dress at once, j. $40, care Times Dis
patch
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HELP wANrED-Mule and Female.

MEN, women wanted, S15 month:
List government job' open free.
Franklin Institute. Dept. 423 Il. Rochcs-
ter, y. Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-19

FOR sale, fancy grocery. fresh meat
and vegetables. old established.
On account other business. Reason
-hlc price. Il 80, care Times Dispatch.
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FOR RENT-RoOms.

NEATLY furnished rooms in Il quiet,
respectable house. at very reasonable
rates; gentlemen only taken. 71S East
Marshall Street.
CENTRALLY located furnished rooms.
South Fifth street.
FURNISHED room IA North Sixth
- street. between Franklin and Main.
TWO nicely furnished rooms. Madison
1898. 2l6 East Franklin Street.
FURNISHED apartment for light
housekeeping July /. 105 Barton
Avenue. Madison i77O-J.
IOS West Grace; young gentleman de-
sircs roommate. Two other large,
cool rooms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-19

EDISON kaleidoscope educational NOV
tnr-ptcture machine for sale cheap.
Harvey Hollcman. Richmond, Va.
FOR sale, American patent hand loom
almost ncw) for weaving rag rugs
and cloth. Handy machine for any in
stitution. Easy to learn and work. APP
piX l5oS Grove Avenue. Phone Ran
,lolph f2i3
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SITUATION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

WANTED, by college graduate, position
as private instructor for summer
months. Experience In one Of states
best preparatory schools. Address Il
l0'. car" Times DiSpatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-19

WANTED. all the white and colored
men we can get to 70 TO England
as any other agency in this city. Guar
antee better treatment. BE at c. & O.
Depot o'clock this morning, and see
during the dag Virginia Business EN-
change, 3l6 North Second.
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HELP WASTED-a1ale

WANTED, registered pharmacist; mar
ried man preferred. send references.
l. 2S5. care Times Dispatch.
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FOR S.ALE-ISuSineSs.

GENTS FURNISHING. NICE LOCA-
TION, YOUNG TRADE. OWNER
STATE. MUST SELL AT
ONCE GOOD OPPORTUNITY. TERMS
CASH q "a, CARE TIMES DIS
.
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Fol: sale. one Frick thrcsh box. size
2SN32. Has been used very little,
and il in nrst-ciass condition. Can be
oourht cheap. Address Spencer Hard
ware Co, Inc. Pamplin, Va.
HOSTING engines, pumps. tanks, pipe
boilers ana engines. all sizes; pullcyS
and hangers. ]. Bluford ~ Co.
6N20 pIancr and hatcher, IL and l6-inch
Joiutcrs, single and double surfaccrs,
rebuilt and guaranteed. l Bluford &
90
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DETECTIVES,

BCRClfS private detective agency;
home office Park Building. Richmond
Va
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BOARDING..

BOULEVhRD Inn. on HAMPTON Roads.
shore combined. with city convenienccs
Excellent table Terms. SO TO sl2 per
week. Near golf links. Open all the
year. Misses Tabb. Boulevard Inn,
Hampton, Va.
ROOM and board. 209 South Third
street. strictly modern: cuisone unox-
ccilcd shower baths.
tlItST-Cl-ASS apartments, vapor heat,
private bath and excellent cuisine
furnished to permanent and transient
poaruer5 at Mrs. Horace Wexford
Jones's new and wcll-cIuipped house.
200 East Franklin Street.
ROATsDERS wanted for 200 East Grace
Street: also table boardcrs.
COMFORTABLE rooms. southern cx-
posture. VIII board. 40 West Grace
street.
COOL, comfortable rooms and excellent
board. Go West Franklin street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-19

WANTED. men ana women. Govern
ment wants clerks SIS month. Write
Immediately for list positions obtain
Rochester, y. Y.
act as our district sales manager in
Petersburg and city Point introducing
an artiCl. that is necessity TO every
family and every worltingmau. Your
work Will he TO appoint agents and
keep them supplied 40 experience ne
Investment and carry stock. Big pay:
steady work. Get this easy money.
Write at once. J. II. Perkins. Score
tary. 1856 ]. street. y. w. Washing
ton. j.. &.
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FOR SAI.E-HIachinery.

LARGE stock of rebuilt machinery and
cquipmcn- of every description. En-
GincS. boilers, motors betting. tanks
concrete bars, structural steel and pipe
cut ana worked to sketch. Dairy barn
equipment. We can save you money
1873 East cary street. Clarence Cosby.
Madison 352G.
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FOR SALE-MisceIIaueous

300. 900 feet OF good lumber of various
sizes and lengths up TO 33 feet 400
rolls OF, tin. painted on both sides in
splendid condition. Sash, doors and
building material for sale at Reservoir
Park: Clarence Cosby. Phone Madi-
son SJ2G
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OFFICE FOR RENT
FOR RENT--Flats.

FOR rent, upper and lower flats. TWEEN
ty-ninth street. : and rooms each.
facing Libby Hill Park, with all mod
ern improvements. Apply John r.
Grimes. II North Thirticth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-19

.CLERICALS, mechanics and other men
hunting work, call on Virginia Busi-
ness Exchange, 3l6 North Second.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR rent. September !, rooms. $3.50.
Hanover Apartments. Call from -
to and from to 9.
TWO rooms. kitchen and bath $50, fur
nishcd or unfurnishcd. Hanover
Apartments.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED, 30 solicitors of ability;
magazine proposition. Call between
: and 10. Stumpf's Hotel. See Mr.
Conner
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The funeral will take place THIS
SATURDAY. AFTERNOON at )
o'clock from East End Baptist Church.
lnt"rment in lakewood.
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FOR RENT-Furnished Flats.

FURNISHED apartment, West End, un-
usually cool, 3 rooms and bath pri-
vate phone Telephone mornings
boulevard 2O4S-W
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SUMMER BOARDING

y lEflNlA Beach the Burbank Cottage
Is now open. Reservations now be-
ms made at ST. West Franklin Street,
tichMlOm Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


FRESH straw berry ice cream for your
sunday dinner. Sanyour's. Madison
1l5O. $l.00 per gallon.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-28
WILL BURY WIFE OF
MINISTER TOMORROW
MRS. e. H. lMOUNGER DIES AT
TOURO INFiRMARY; BODY
BROUGHT HERE.

The funeral of Mrs. Sallie Mark
ham MounSer, wife of the Rev. l., II
Mounger, who died at the Touro In,
firmary, New Orleans, last night, after
a brief illness, with a complication OF
diseases, viii be held from the Main
Street Methodist Church, tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock. The Rev.
George II. Thompson, presiding elder
of the Hattiesburg district, will have
charge of the services, assisted by
other local ministers The interment
will take place in the City cemetery.
Mrs Monnger, who had been dan
gerously i'll for but few days, was
taken to New Orleans yesterday. there
being but small hope entertained for
her recovery at the time. She died
few hours after reaching the infirm-
ary in the Crescent City. The body
was returned to Hattiesburg at noon
today.
Mrs. Mounger was Miss Sallie Mark
ham. of Warren county, Miss. She
WAS 5S years old, and is survived by
her husband. the Rev. e. H. Mounger,
and two children. Mrs. David Cam
eron,. of this city. and Markham Bird
son, of Warren county.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-28
ODD FELLOWS CHOOSE
OFFICERS FOR 1916
sEMl-ANNUAL ELECTION, A sPIR.
TIED ONE, CONDUCTED
LAST NIGHT.

The semi-annual election of officers
of Hattiesburg Lodge, No. 127. I. o.
o. F.. held last night. brought forth a
large number of the members of the
fraternity. There was spirited race
for representative to the Grand Lodge
meeting to be held in Jackson next
May.
The following officers were elected:
Noble Grand, Charles H. Scoville;
Vice Grand. Jess Collier; Recording
Secretary, ]. s. Moseley: Financial
Secretary, II. Katz; Treasurer, w. A.
Bilbo; Trustee. A. f. HARRISON.
Representatives to Grand Lodge NJ.
+. Sheehan, A E. HARRISON. w. S.
Pierce
The new officers will be installed
next Monday night
Geo ". WHEELER, W. S. Pierce and
~. a. Bilbo wefe sppointed to set up
xeeolations d respect Tor the death Of
the AZ Brothsr Ben y. Foster.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-28

the head. When arrested. the woman
had large knife in her hand
She took the stand and swore that
she did not chase Chappie; that she
was playing with negro named Babe
Farley, and that she threw at Babe.
accidentally striking Chappie. She
found the knife which the policeman
took from her, after she had hurled
the brick. Chappie gave testimony
similar to this.
The evidence was strong enough, in
the opinion of Mayor Batson, to con-
vict the woman. She was fined SO
and costs. Through her attorney,
Leonard L. Ward, she took an aypeal.
This morning, the woman and Chap
pie were brought before Justice of the
Peace Farley charged wish giving
false testimony. Mr. Ward again rep
resented the woman and Chappie,
while County Attorney Hill appeared
for the state. The affidavit was sworn
to by Mr.. Mckenzie. Mr.. Ward con-
tended that the point in the testimony
which the woman is said to have mis-
represented. was not material, and
asked for peremptory instructions,
which were refused.
CHIEF Bennett, who also was a wit
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-28
TELEPHONE OFFICE
CHANGE ANNOUNCED
GARRETT GOING TO GREENV,llE;
BAIRD COMING HERE; BOTH
PROMOTED.

A change in the head of the Hat;
tiesburg Offices of the Cumberland Tel
phone & Telegraph Company, effective
January /, WAS announced today.
E. Fl. Garrett, for the last two years
district manager of this office, will go
10 Greenville. Vernon Baird, district
manager, located at Lake Charles. La,
will come to Hattiesburg Nj Gar
rett will remain in Hattiesburg till
about January T. closing up his work
here. Mr.. Baird, the new manager, is
expected in Hattiesburg during the
next day or two.
The transfer of Mr.. Garrett is a de-
cided promotion. The GreenVille office
is one of the largest in this district
Mr. Garrett will assume the same title
there as held here
Mr.. Baird is well known in Southern
telephone circles. He is a brother of
T. B. Baird local manager of the New
Orleans offices.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-28

i London, Dec 2S.-Athens' advices
say that the Allied ayiators recon.
naissances over positions occupied bv
the central powers near the Greek
! border, revealed apparently no prep
arations made for an advaHee against
Saloniki. The Greek officials reported
that they are feeling but little danger
cf military operations extending to
Greek Macedonia
Petrosrad reports a successful Rus
sian naval operation off the Black Sea
Coast of Bulgaria 1t is believed that
one OF the two submarines which at
tackled the Russian destroyer, was
sunk The Russians claim successes
in outpost operations in the Riga dis
trict.
Advices from Malta today confirm
that so persons were lost in the
torpedoing OF the French liner, Vile
Delaciotat. and 20S were saved. The
survivors assert that the liner was tor
pedoed without warning.
Paris reports great artillery en-
gagements over the whole front in the
vosges.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-28
Swear a Lie, Get Caught
and You'll Suffer For IT
OFFICIALS ARE THESES APPEARING DAILY IN
POLICE COURT MANUFACTURED rEsrMoNY-oNE
WOMAN FOUND GUILTY JU sTIcEs COURT AND HELD TO
AWAIT ACTION OF THE GRAND JURY

The first step toward ridding the
courts of Hattiesburg- and JUS
tices'-of perjured testimony, was
taken this morning, when city authori-
ties hailed before Justice of the Peace
Farley, Ruth Thompson. charged with
giving false evidence in Mayor Bat
sons court yesterday.
She was found guilty, and held nm
der heavy bond. to await the action
of the grand jury.
Chief of Police Bennett announced
following the conviction that close
watch is to be kept on the witnesses
appearing in the Mayors court in the
future, and that every person suspect
ed of perjury will be closely Investigate
ed. and that if evidence strong enough
to warrant conviction is gathered, war
rants will be issued for them.
The Thompson woman was in May
or Batson's court, charged with as
saulting Chappie Pickens, a negro
bootblack in downtown barber shop.
The assault occurred on Mobile street
Christmas afternoon Special Officer
F. H. Mckenzie. Constable Risher and
Policeman Buchanan were witnesses.
Mckenzie testified that the woman
chased the negor man with q knife,
making two Efforts to cut him. She
then picked up : brick and threw it At
Chappie, striking him u the beck q
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-28
TATUM MILL READY
BY FEBRUARY First

The double-band mill being erected
by the Tatum Lumber Company near
the city limits. will be ready for oper.
alton by February /, If weather condi-
-tions continue favorable. it was an
nounced today.
When completed, the mill will have
a cutting capacity of 100000 every 10
hours.
While the Tatum mill is far from
being the largest manufacturing plant
in the South, it is probably the most
complete one yet erected in the yellow
pine belt. This declaration is made
by dozen or more experienced mill.
men who recently have inspected the
property.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-12-28
STAR AND
MASONS 70 INSTALL
EXERCISES TO BE HELD AT OBJ
FELLOWS, HALL TONIGHT;
PUBLIC INVITED.

One of the biggest meetings in Ma
sonic circles in Hattiesburg of the
year is scheduled Tor onignt, @heIf Of
ficers will be installed by Hattiesburs
Lodge No. 397, F. & A. NJ, for 1916,
and by Myra Chapter No. 20, Order OF
the Eastern Star, will be installed.
The exercises will be conducted at
Odd Fellows Hall, and win begin at
7:30 o'clock. An invitation to the
public to attend has been issued.
G. w. Batson will be the installing
officer, and Prof. w. I. Thames will
be the master of ceremonies at both
installations.
Refreshments will be served by the
members of the Eastern Star chapter.
Short talks will be delivered by II. c..
Yawn, p. G.. NJ. and George 3. Power,
Senior Grand Warden of Mississippi.
Mrs. A. II. Cornell will be mashal,
and Mrs. II. c. Greer the installing Of
6cer for the Eastern Star.
The Masones to be installed are:
M. NJ. Moore, worshipful master; w.
r. Caldwell. senior warden; M. M.
Morgan, junior warden; Herman
Katz, treasurer; ]. G. Brown, secre-
tary; VIM. A. Ferguson, senior dea-
con: A. G. Watson, junior deacon; W.
J. Maddocks, Tiler
The Chapter officers to be installed
are: Mrs Mable Grey Mcleod,
worthy matron; Charles D. Fuller,
worthw patron; Miss Eleanor Lee, as
,ociate matron; Mrs. Lou Soiller, con.
luctress; Mrs. Augusta Caldwell( as
;ociate conductress: Mrs. Sallie Grit
ith. chaplain; Mrs. Dora Boney, mar
,hal.
Star Points-Mrs. Mamie Gatlin,
Adah; Mrs. Mollie Farley. Ruth;
Miss Matte Houston. Esther: Miss
Herbert Lee. Martha: Mrs. Fannie
Thames. Electra: Mrs. NJ. C Eaton,
secretary: Mrs. Emma McGregor,
reasurer Mrs. Ora Oakley, warden;
Andrew McGregor, sentinel.