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The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09
the cooperation that was needed. Il

the cooperation that was needed. In
fourteen years illiteracy among the
whites Of the South was cut in half.
This great forward step no one State,
no one school system, no one organiza-
tion or no one man, accomplished. 1t
is the joint work of all the forces
which make up the greater South. But
among them all, Robert C. Ogden led.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09

trouble, and plenty of it, both before
and after.
Then you're both kept so busy
lodging relations and fishforks and
honeymoons and things-thats before:
and bills and grape nuts for breakfast
that's afterward, that you quite for
get you really are married, and ought,
by all the rules of the game. to be
lodging each other!
"As for women not being trustwor-
thy creatures when men are about-of
course they're not. But what about
the men? Are they vice versa?"
The placing of too much confidence
in the average woman really isn't
good for a man. 1t shows that he
hasn't had enough experience in the
ways of the world. And, secondly, 1t
shows that he is extraordinarily con-
celted. For, if he really feels that he
can trust a woman, that means that he
can trust woman, that means that he
knows she worships him so blindly
that she will do any mortal thing fol
him, including turning herself into a
paragon of reliability and general per.
feetion
Such spelling process is bad for a
man, and is assuredly calculated to
make him quite unbearable.
| | have frequently observed that the
average man fondly cherishes the
ideal of some woman who is to be
absolutely trusted, no matter what
may happen. l wonder where the
poor. deluded male is going to find
her? Certainly not in this vale OF
tears, wherever else.
Moreover, if he did find her, he new
er would be satisfied with her. In the
evening he would be out hunting some
other form of trouble, while perfection
like the maiden, all forlorn, sat sad
ly at home waiting for her erranl
spouse to return at his good pleasure
The woman. whose proud boast Il
is that she never gives her sweet
heart moments cause for jealousy,
should remember that such patien
Griselda attitude is bad for any man
even the most saint-like, if such ther'
be-and that, after all, the creates
charm lies in the Unexpected.
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BEDTIMESTORIEs,
FOR LITTLE
FOLKS
iHE REwITcHEp eEAe A.,

vo,,. peeped into the great
H.. :. VI 'ie treasure house and saw
'nat there were not oplv ter u ho saw
go. sola piled on the floor, but also sI teh,oa ..
iali Of caskets of Jewels o. I 80, ,aOies
'opes OF pearl lay coiled IN crsh,...
VI o'ack velvet, diamonds sparkled ~
p rays rubies flashed in ebonv
maSa,, , ana great cups fashioned of
e'aias were heaped in the center Of
ne ilcnes' The bear had helped Nav
out OF her trouble again
nu' 'his only made Ona more angry
'han ever Her face grew nurn,o u,,.,,
"ee' ana she stood speechless think.
ing up another plan to annoy her SIS
ter. 0i s-S
All tnis is very fine,o she CRIED
~ Dear seems very wonderful
ah'iiiai with great power Let us trv
MIN again, He is no doubt an evi,
magician who would like to harm our
lather, the King, and take his king.
dom. He must die"
The poor King tried to stop the an.
cry daughter, but Ona waved him
aside and called to the guards about
her.
Hasten into the woods and bring
at once in chains that great hear
winch roams about near the outlet
into the lake. she ordered. eve
VIII have him shot with an arrow and
(be\r rid of this wicked beast at once"
The soldiers marched away to the
forest and soon returned with Mav,s
iriend In chains, which he dragged
painfully at his leg. The girl ran up
TO MIN and, putting her arms around
MS shaggy neck, begged the King for
his life.
mo, father stormed Ona. "You
are weak and foolish; you must not
allow yourself to be carried away by
your feelings. May here is a witch,
and this bear is a wicked magician
who will try to ruin us all unless he
Is put to death, Soldiers, draw your
BOWS and aim at his heart"
Falling on her knees little Nav
pleaded with her father, but it was
useless; the King was too much afraid
of his Oldest daughter to disobey her
The soldiers stood the bear up on his
hind legs with his back to the castle
wall and a dozen of the guards tool,
their place in line before him with
their bows and arrows in their hands
The bear was quiet and seemed to be
looking away to the top of a distant
mountain.
So busy was everybody looking al
=. the scene before them that none had
.aNotced strange appearance in the
i NY. A cloud of queer shape seemed
I'd be swiftly racing across the heav
ems, and as it drew near it could be
plainly seen by all had they been look
ing upward. But it was no clout
at all. The dark object was a chariot
of coal black, which was grawn b,
two ebony horses with glittering har
ness, and upright in the car was {
beautiful figure clothed in light.
The soldiers took up their bows an(
were about to send arrows whistlins
through the air, when May sprang t.
her feet and threw herself in from
of the bear.
"If you shoot, kill me first" sh
cried. "He has been the only frien'
have had on earth and will not de
sert him.
AS soon as these words were spokel
the car of the fairy touched lightl
to the ground She waved her tin
HSSd above the bears head and, lc
r.. Ihere was a wonderful change. II
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09
PUPPY OF GAEY. DESLYS -
HAS DIAMOND EARRINGS

New York, Nov. s.-A Chihuahua
puppy that wears diamond earrings,
occupied a suite with Baby Dreslys at
a Broadway hotel today. The French
actress arrived yesterday to take part
in new revue.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09

a wand, and in another second there
stood in her place an enormous white
bear with angry, flashing eyes.
The fairy stepped into the chariot
and led the bear in after her. "Be
happy Princess May" she cried; "be
happy with your husband and father.
must away now to take this wicked
soul to the icebergs of the North"
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09

Hampton, Va, Nov. 9.-The audito-
rum to be erected at Hampton lnsti-
tute in memory of Robert Curtis Og-
den will be less the memorial of a
man than the monument of an epoch.
Mr.. Ogden and the men who labored
with him led the movement that
brought co-ordinating organization to
the education of the South. In sue
cessive conferences for education, be-
gun in 1898, and continued to the end
of his life, one city after another, one
State after another, was aroused to
the consciousness of its own efforts,
the work already done, the need that
remained and the necessity of treating
the problem of education in the South
as whole. He organized the South
ern Education Board. which effected
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09

Louisville, Ky, Nov. 9.-The results
achieved by the Moonlight Schools"
in the Kentucky mountains form one
of the most encouraging chapters in
American education. Mrs. Cora Will
son Stewart. superintendent of the
Rowan County schools, writes of the
results as follows: 1--WE expected to
enroll struggling few, but found how
eagerly adults welcome an opportunity
when 1,200 came the first evening. We
taught persons from IS to SO years of
age that year, having two sessions OF
two weeks each. The next year we
had six-weeks session and enrolled
1900. In these two years we taught
more than 5000 people to read and
write. During the autumn of 1913, we
made an effort to completely wipe out
illiteracy. We enrolled $500 persons,
taught all illiterates in the county but
23, 10 of these being fmpossibilities.'
Meanwhile eight other counties in Ken
lucky tried the method with success
the second year, and twenty-five adopt
ed it the following year."
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09

Singer machines sold for cabs and
on easy terms. Call or telephone shop
and same will be delivered at once
Singer Machine co.-Adv.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09

Teheran, Persia, Nov. 9.-Education
throughout Persia is showing evidence
of new liberalism. In the schools
recently opened for the daughters of
Persian parents, as we'll as in the
schools of the French Alliance and the
schools founded by America and Ger
many in Persia, girls are attending in
increasing numbers, but with provi
sion that they shall retain the veil
The young Persians, especially the
sons of aristocrats who have been edu
Gated in Europe, are eager for the
emancipation of women and desire tt
find in them educated companions
The tendency is toward the abolition
of the veil among Persian women ant
the acceptance of education.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09
AreWOmenTrustlUO
BY FLORLNCE E. IODER

Convention is the barbed wire
around woman" so goes the saying.
And barbed wire has its purposes. But
at the same time there's such a thing
as being too strong a stickler for eti-
quette. Don't you think so, girls?
"It doesn't do to trust a woman!"
remarked a member of the opposite
sex lachrymosely in the law courts
not so very long ago, and the poor
man really spoke from sad expert
ence. He had been completely taken
in by some naughty lady, and his guilt
bility was quite pathetic.
And now l understand that one of
the Cologne City Fathers, evidently be-
lieving in the wholesome process of
casting cold water upon women's good
intentions so that any inaammatory
proclivities may thereby be extin-
guished, has lately been trumpeting
aloud that women certainly are not
to be trusted where men are con-
cerned."
The raison d'etre of the speech Gen.
tered around the fact that the munich,
pality had proposed erecting COM
mon recreation room wherein the men
and maidens of the city might disport
themselves at such time as the days
work should be done.
One resolute damsel put forward the
Illuminating suggestion that this par
ticular City Father should drown him
self in a bottle of his own Eau-de-
Cologne, if he had no better remedy
to offer to the mingling of the sexes
than the aforementioned embargo.
Everybody knows that the quick
est way to focment love is to share II
in the opposite direction, observed the
same lady, decidedly. "lf you don't
believe me, why did Gretna Green
flourish in the old days of history. and
why does the marriage license man
grow fat and rosy in these modern
times?
"True love needs a whipcord, as II
were. 1t doesn't want to do anything
of its own initiative. My own remedy
for a successful marriage-not that
ever tried 1t, let me hasten to adds
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09

Des Moines, Ia, Nov. 9.-The sur
vey commission appointed by DR.. Phi
lander P. Claxton, United States Com
missioner of Education, to make a sur
vey of the Iowa state educational in,
stitutions is already at work. Yester-
day they began the personal inspec-
ton at the State University at Iowa
City. This is the first survey Of its
kind undertaken since the establish
ment of its department of education
The members of the commission will
recomend additions and changes in
the courses at the various institutions
including the state agricultural col
lege and the state normal school a
Cedar Falls.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09
FROM THE EDUCATORS
NOTEBOOK.

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 9.-Twenty-four
of the public schools of Chicago have
been recommended by Supt. Ella Flagg
Young for. use as social centers. to be
open two evenings a week, beginning
this week. She also recommends that
the assembly halls of the same schools
be available to the public welfare de-
partment of the city for recreational
purposes. The recommendation were
based on a survey of the city by the
welfare bureau, with an eye to the
needs of neighborhood meeting places.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09
WHAT TO EAT.

Breakfast.
Grapes
Creamed Dried Beef Mullins
Cornmeal Batter Cakes, Syrup
Coffee g.
Dinner.
Cream Cereal Soup
Round Steak Fried with Onions
Baked Potatoes Cold Slaw
Half Cups Coffee
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09

Washington, Nov. 9.-The spelling
book has followed the bayonet in the
Philippines ever since the United
States began to extend control over
these islands, until now there are 1890
schools taught by 10000 teachers, and
enrolling more than 100000 pupils.
These facts were laid before the Lake
Mohonk conference recently by Frank
L. Crone director of education in the
Philippines. The school system. he
added, is maintained by the Filipino
people and is a source of no expense
to the United States.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09

"True love needs whipcord, as it
were. It doesn't want to do anything
of its own initiative. My own remedy
for successful marriage-not that |
ever tried 1t, let me hasten to adds
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VITAL STATISTICS
Births

Births
Mrs, and MIR. J. J. DeVault. 1892
Akli ave, son and daughter.
March s.
Mrs. and Mr.. Louis l.. Goldsmith.
1892 Alki ave. son. March 5.
Mrs. and Mr. Marvin A. Derrick.
77i0 3lst ave. y. W. daughter.
March 9.
Mrs. and Mr. NJ Hughes. 45O9
LIST ave. y. w. daughter. Feb. 10.
Mrs. and Mr. Geo. Ants. 32l7 3rd
ave w, son. March S,
Mrs. and Mr.. A. J Krekeler.
MARYLAND Apis, daughter. March
10.
Mrs. and Mr.. w. Y. Hanson. SSS
Southern ST., son. March 10.
Mrs. and MIR Mike Lelickson.
l210ia Main St. son. March Q.
Mrs. and Mr. Sam Eskanazi. 1911
Yesler way daughter. March 10,
Mrs and Mr.. c. S Allen. 1897 9th
ave, son. March ..
Divorces Asked
Louise Elwell VS. Edgar II FL
well, cruelty; Gilbert Il, Young vs..
Alice Maude Young. cruelty, Jes-
sic Bennett VS. Able Bennett, cru,
city: Carrie Neil vs.. Jno Neil. non-.
support, Sarah A. Won Gohren Mar
tin VS.. Walter VIM. Martin. non
support
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81 LEGAL NOTICES

~ TUH DISTRICT cot Rr or THE
United states for tho Western. District
uf Washington. Northern Division
In bankruptcy No b4"p
Notice NJ First Meeting OF Creditors
In the Matter OF TschRriah Wcretuitow
aud Rosa Werctuikow, his wife. bank
rupts.
To tho creditors Of the above named
hauluupts
Notlco In hereby given that on the 9TH
% day 81 March, A u. 1918. tho said
IHchHrinh Wcrrtnikow 81 ~ were duly
Rdtudicated bankrupt. and that the
first meeting ~ tho creditors ~ said
bankrupt VIII be held at the OFFICE or
the undersigned Referee Ia BANKRUPTCY.
iu seattle In said District on tho asud
day ~ March, a II. 1918. At 2 o'clock
IN tho afternoon, at which time tho satd
creditors may attend. prove their claim
appoint trustee, examine tho bank
rupts. aud transact such other business
rs may properly como before said meet
inR
Dated nt Seattle. I'm said district this ltth
day OF March. 1918.
g. H. tAWKfNs
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
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The robins hcrcl
So are the bluchlrds
Almost time To plant the garden
And it YOU live In flat YOU won't have any
garden and you'll seldom hear the birds sing!
You and the man and his wife who arc rent
ing a house are missing a whole lot
There are plenty of chances to buy homes ON
the rent YOU are paying.
Homes with lawns IN front and garden space
in the rear Places that YOU can uuthlully call
ours aud be euvied every time you do.
Right now there's house listed IN The Stars
little Want Ads that YOU ought 70 lc"k at
Tomorrow it may be sod-othcrs want 20 hear
the birds sing aud watch things grow. too.
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Funeral Notices ......s ....,.- SOC
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MAIN 9400
The Seattle Star
BUSINESS
IlREG1 DRY

This directory is intended
for the convenience OF any
one desiring something a lit
tie out OF the ordinary in
their daily needs and requir-
ing it in a hurry. The firms
represented below make a spe-
cialty OF immediate service
and will gladly furnish any
Information that is necessary.
Remember. satisfaction Is
guaranteed by every adveF-
tiser.
Just Use Your Telephone!
LOON HIRE Bargain store sts
Occidental ave. corner Main. sells new
snd second hand suits and oyrrcoats.
f1.es AZ. odd coats. ssc up pants see
ne. hats and shoes. soe np, watches
ssr NJ tools !essiry. Euns trunks At
lowest prices
ArroE>EYs-Ar-LAw
vfTsSETT ri FARREI.t--tss \ r Ris
General practice. estates Law husband
ard VIE. consultation free Eilio-i rs
ADVICE rREE -JOSEFH ALLEN At
ToRNEY: 20 years experience laws ~
husband ard Ntf. properly righfs
CONSULTATION FREE Hoerns eos
ses Ener. Music Blis Nan Zee
J0W~ n pARKER-sst f.yon BLDG Main
ssts - years experiences IN Chicago
courts
=
1910 FIRST ave Seattle. Teiephone FL
ffott szfT. Advice tree % auy subject
all letters promptly answered laws %
HUSBAND and wife promptly adjusted !.
ws@kiv reports made on collections
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AFRO DFyUEHN
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Don't LOsE ANOTHER FuNNFR-GFT
STARTED THIS SPRING. 1T a, show
you our land at Three Lakes snobofuish
county wash. close to cur mills on
soed roads and hsndy 10 msrh-ft
Prices ana terms REASONABLE. There are
four auto stages and two trains daily.
good schools store. u. = u. phone and
prosperous ueiEhhor, Tracts any siEe.
NoU DEAL WITH Us DIRECT writ.
or seo y ~ MEfKIEIOHS Mgr Land
Dept. 1901 /. e. smith aids Seattle
wash THREE LAKES LUMBER co
20. ooo ACHES shield, river valley. Mon.
iana. wheat oats alfalfa lands $500
sess. iSy,ss,,d - ny 80 nsrSs HIe
"a HOMESTEADS
$50 ACRES choice valley land. PATTY
fenced and improved small HOUSE. tvo
good wells - fine. fresh water. aud
sboui 30 acres ready Tor alfalfa. the
soil IL deep and rich. tho land lies well
Enoh schools stores and transportation
fHciiitis. close st hand This would
make sood ranch for one Wishing 20
enter me hog Hnd cattle raising husi.
ness Circumstance. force immediate
tals. ana purchaser rcap- benefit ~
sacrifice Price. " sod a. once $3.50 90
fnr entire pace For FUN particulars
call on or address T.. T.. James 1905
Ieal,h ~ sse.lls s,.oo.ooo.o..
-
so EXCHANGES
To EXCHANGE
4 number % tracts IN snuhomish county
go exchange Tor small homes iu city and
assume small mortgage where running
2 60 3 years Your chance to get back
Go the land.
4 NJ PARpEw
R27 Northern Bank RldE
TRADES What have YOU Wylde. tg
New York Block
~-~s~-NJ~~~N~4~N4~S> ~-~-~-N.~>~~~~~e~~-~4
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
$40. 80. 7T
Money on improved city property. We
max. building loans
CALHOUN DENNY a EWING
Alaska Building
RIAL ESTATE MORTGAGES. $500 IN
-. to 80, fully secured Tor sale by Jos
T. Thomas Co. Inc. l06 cherry 81,
REAL ESTATE NORTIIRRN
Bond 4 Mortgage Co. Central Bldg
hetwsen Columbia and Marion
VIRTUE
Loans Money
Before buying or building. ps.
GTn \ WRIT " co Roston Block
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81 LEGAL NOTICES
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PERSONALS

- '''f
0Ib LADY ia. furnituts Would meet
oit gentleman 9Th means heip f1r
home. ur soaii care for insah1 $50
tufisrs r.to utsr
GENTLEMAN 10 kand habit. snd ppsl
fiau Nauid Ike 60 meet anrAina sir
or etiov object matrimouY. eat
star
.GEr AcQr AiNrEp SOCIETY Name.
and addrssse. tia Pine o. Main
1900 Ladies' free
RUTH MEi.ROSE
MIGRATORY tfsatnents electric message
sas lyon NOS Third ana james
MEDICAL. iuassass s.rrtraiyss phisl
eiaus references 800 crar bida ~
asi u1nrs 1913
itEFtNEn mitdIv assd sida~ dssirss
tha ar4uaiutsnee ~ respectable fuan ~
means matrimont sYitsd ia H'af
uunuDN airrENH MAssseius uani-
curing. scalp treatments spet laiiB
tooss Second ats AT
MNH MAHON HONE tNVALtna ANp
AGEp PEOPLE 81, MERCER
carrot SIC
CET MANtttEn- nssf uiatftmuniai papsf
published mailed free The Cor
r-sunrasat rolede Ohio
pESNEh DfE WORKS -i'es tth elU
fsts 's'N ~ : " rhen. n.u.rf i.si
HctfOrr shop msthsr. chiFapatist ttzs
Weller
LAniEs -ssnasr,ons cotton Hsot piiis
ssfa ana sure cure ftr dsiaref periods
price o. Money refundsf n remedy
faits arer fair trial Nsyfuand Remedy
Co. INV PIKE -
ANNA MAHhH
usth. seisnNrr massage fti Teton -
Apf -
HEFfNrp WIDOW IS uanis 10 meet
Eentirmsn. tnatfimoaT object nas
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Happtnss. lie. ~ fasrftss tit- ~. ysa
toasiyf Iain s.attl. Retail. Frisnd-
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SOOO.Ol

20 acres level bottom land acres clear.
81 hair mile 2 a. a. store and post
office, high school
oLLlNoEH, 2Ol American Bank
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HOTELS

| 20 HOTELS
Tttn ViHutaua uoTEf
virginia ~ Hnd Eighth Ave Seattle
TEE any ears sts Weattaks ave Modern
elegantly furnished rooms. 9th the
best IN fleauiinsss oomfaf, and coufts
~ fnt the least money TfansieM zoe
80 o.. weekly igho 80 -
KITCHEN rnfvtLtgEs
rnE ANNEX 200, Eisbtn, near wsst.
lake ave N~N. clean. furnished.
steam heated bedrooms uor menI. free
bath. and nhons fse per uisht
HOTEL OXFORD i'is
joins STANLEY. Mgr ruiatt al,
narrns,oa isii4 SECOND y week 40
HOTEL rAHkER al chefry ~ Work
tusmsu.s home - 90 go - 90 ~ssh
ruE HOTEL nrHNHtpE
thdor new management. housekeeping
% 90 ana up transient. - might o. 20
week 40 Thoroughly renovated and
refurnishTd sverf thing clean and neat
ttoeh ftrst ave opposite Corner Mar.
~SN~~~~~~~~~-~-~
n FURNISHED ROOMS
.IIz FihAr AVE-
49,. -, - lei zoe W
- HOUSEKEEPING RMS
TWO FtHNiNnEn hoaseksspiHF foafns
g. 90 month. hall block tu car lire
phone and ham. ballard 1886 te0s|
Hltih
~ oo rLEAANNr nshi ara siT1
housekeeping suiiss clean capitol hul
~--~--~-e@-~-~~~
- BOARDERS WANTED.
EXCELLENT huANb with fnom. in|
priv sfa home al modern Convenience \
young people preferred 10 70 per week
COS ilth ave O.
.NAtrEp. uuAHntifR- Nir. hotar. nirs
room faf man ard wifs or man uf rent .
ah anh small child al W sist e.
tallaf1 ltit
PErNuNa tssiriaE roan spi h.afd fsa
s1natls isfas. modern. private home
rianut 90 minutes from toNn. near kin
ussr rarh Cal 4uevh Anne it-i
WIDOW. puniuE her ern home vent.
some mHu. employed CO. room and
hesrd - star
80 RENTALS
Hssdqaaftsfs fsf seattle
Hsnfai Property
Cal o. office ana 80 lsi
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