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The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

Department Of the Interior, U. s. Land
Office at Jackson, Miss, Oct 81, 1916.
Notice. is hereby given that Ellen
Watts, of Hattiesburg, Miss, R. F. D.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09

DR.. N. T. Lowrey, of Blue Mountain,
Miss, is visiting Rev. L. E. Hall.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09

Mrs. Daisy Woods has recovered,
after long spell Of malaria fever.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09

Mrs. Fl. ]. Whitfield, of Demopolis,
Ala, returned to her home this morn
ing, after visiting her brother, Eugene
Bridges, here several days.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09
NOTICE.

As the current issue oil. 2, IS
New South or Modern - 18th
to be twice ordinary sl1s' mnch
time has been taken in prepah a" ,s
tion. A little further ae'as aa,d.
ing press room removal. lIs0rs lnaa,,
gence is asked of suOso''''
and supporters.
j. Frank Mcdonald
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09
CITY EREvITIEs


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sp wbitter nromirert ;rsrroro.
man of Jackson is in the c;tv TO-DAY
in uattiesburo th;s morn;ny
Charles w. Mcdowell. Of Jackson.
W. w. pieford and A 8 Hinton of
.pmberton are here TODAY
p. A. Ouin. of poplaryille. snent Las |
night in Hattiesburg.
70 his he'd is reported tn he much i'm
proved today.
of Forest. Miss. are among the dele. /,
gates to the BAPTIST Convention.
was in Hattiesburg Sunday nm busi.
ness.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09

Viola Dana, the Broadway star, will
be featured in five-act drama, "Glad-
iola," at the Gem tonight. On the
same program Meal of the Navy"
Pathe's masterpiece, will also be
shown, along with number of good
comedies. Thursday will be w. o. w.
night at the Gem and a special pro-
gram. consisting of the Woodmen or
chestra, songs and feature moving pic
lures will make up an attractive pro-
gram. Friday the Gem presents Eve
lyn Nesbit Thaw and her son, William
Russell Thaw, in Threads of Des-
tiny" in 5 acts.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09

t'Nearly a Lady" the film comedy
in which Bosworth Incorporated, is
starring Elsie Janis. has brought to
light a new writer OF photo stories.
This new writer's ability is revealed
particularly well in the boudoir scene
where Elsie Janis dresses as man
and has a lot of explaining to do, has
the finish and keenness Of the French
farce writer rather than the method Of
the ordinary play carpenter. Nearly
Lady will probably be as much Of
this writer's unusual work as the pub
lie will ever see. The writer, all
things considered, however, can hard
ly be blamed for resisting Bosworth's
inducements, and preferring to stick
to her present career. Especially in
view Of the fact that the author is
none other than Elsie Janis herself.
Nearly q Lady will be presented at
The Lomo Theatre today.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09

Mrs. Small, of Lake, Miss, is in the
city visiting her son, r. c. Small.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09

Robert Ferguson, of New Augusta,
was here yesterday.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09

w. E. Foster, manager Of the Singer
Sewing Machine Co., is in Columbia
this week on business.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09

G. H. Goodwin has returned to Men
denhall, after being at the bedside of
his wife.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09

H. s. Stevens and w. Fielder Cook
left last night for Leaksville to attend
court in session there.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-11-09

Mrs. d. T. st. John. of Brooksville,
is visiting her brother. and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. M. P. L. Love, on Main street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-23
MILAN

Mr.. and Mrs. James Cook of Bowl
ing were Milan callers Wednesday.
Gilmore Fisher is i'll with the
measles.
Mr.. and Mrs William Walters visit
ed Sunday with friends in Rock Is
land.
Mrs. William Dempsey and daugh-
ter Grace and Miss Carrie Lambert
visited one day Iasl week with Mrs.
George Holland of Carbon CliI.
AIr. and Mrs. \. Danielson and chill
dren are spending 4 few days at the
Gus Da1ielson home near Audalusia.
J. L. Arends of Orion, formerly Of
here. was a caller here Wednesday.
Mrs. T White entertained Miss
Nav white of Rock Island Sunday.
Miss Ruth Campbell entertained
number of friends at dinner Sunday
Guests from out of town were Miss
Alice Mccoy OF Rock Island and Nern
Link of Moline
Mrs. L. StrayeT and granddaughter.
Helen Strayer OF South Rock Island
and Mrs. Bert Strayer spent one day
recently at the John Strsyer home.
Mrs. o. T. Larson and son Max
have returned home from Galva, H..
where they visited with relatives q .
few days.
Miss Lulu Carroll of Rock Island .
visited Tuesday with her aunt, Mrs
Ruge.
Ira Zshn visited few days The first
Of the week with his brother, Phil
zahn and family, east OF town.
Mr. J. c. Miller Of Reynolds spent
Sunday with his daughter Mrs J.
Crlswell
\ meeting was held in the Presby
terrain church Monday evening for the
purpose OF reorganizing the Christian
society. The officers elect
ID were as follows: Presidnt. Mrs. i
!. CrisweH: secretary. Everett Shaw:
reasurer. Lucille Johnston; pianist.
eleanor Shaw.
Christian Endeavor week VIII be
celebrated here the second week in
February and a play entitled a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-23
n ERCHANTS Give
CHARITY BALL AID
Supplies for Event of Next Week
Are Donated by Rock Is
land and Davenport.

The merchants are showing most
liberal spirit in donating the supplies
Tor the forthcoming charity bali. Jan.
IS. They realize the proceeds go to
charity and that whatever expense is
lifted rom the shoulders of the sup
pcr committee is that much more for
The cause. Members of that commit
tee have received voluntary donations
Tor supplies from the following Rock
Island firms,
Hartz * Bahnsen company. oil;
Home Tea company. coffee: Mill
store groceries; y. ". Dietrich. gro
ceres; Sele Bros, groceries. Schmidt
Boulevard grocery. groceries; Henry
Caetbje. flowers; Judd Stapp. flow
ers.
Even Davenport has insisted on
helping and donations from the TO-
lowing are reported: J W Kreu &
company. confectiouer; Bills Floral
company. decorations.
The committee acknowledge its
gratitude TO Mrs. a l. Richards ano
MIS-. J. b. Bassett for supplies.
The committee announces the re-
freshments will consist OF salad, sand
wiches. coffee. ice cream, etc. and If
any one wishes 10 donate any part of
the supper program. 10 call any OF
the following members OF the commit
tee: Mrs. G. Z. Sharpe. Mrs. A. Mos
enfelder. Mrs. Mary Carter, Mrs. J. |
r Garrison. or by calling the general I
At the Rock Island club.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-23

Guyer. White a Pope to Louis p
Schroeder lot 3. block 121, New Shops
addition. East Moline. s335.
Louis Mumm TO Norman Stoehr, lot
10, Mumm's addition. Moline. S4.75.
John D. Beecher to Louis p. Schroe-
der. lot 4. block 1, Beecher and Walsh
addition. Rock Island. $3.50
Real Estate Mortgages.
Charles F. Plog to Central Trust &.
Savings Bank. tract in section 2-17-2w,
$500.
Harry Rothkofsky to Black Hawk
3. and L. * Saw. Association. part lot
4. block IS, Old Town. Rock Island,
81 500
chattei Mortgages.
NJ. Young. Milan TO Sarah a. Young.
fixtures. auto and piano. 81 900
r. F. and Edythe Connolly. 5l9
street TO Hin Furni-
ture Co. $3.50.
Joseph and Elizabeth Spes. 1921
Seventh and half avenue. 70 Hin
Furniture CO. S164
J. T. and Mrs. ]. F. Robinson. 1915
Seventh avenue, to Hill Furniture Co.
SIP.
Fred Tom, 1928 Twenty-fourth
street. TO Hill Furniture Co. S14S.75.
Herman A Liedtke. SIvis, 10 John
c. Balinks. 1858.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-23

Prophecy Fulfilled 90 or Mrs. Church's
Baby" viii be given. The date has
not been decided upon
Miss Emma Ditmer entertained o
number OF friends Saturday In honor
of Miss kathryn Goldsmith of Chi
cage.
Mrs. r r Little. Mrs. J. White and
daughter. Miss Kathryn. visited Thurs
day with Mrs. c. 2. OHaver ia Rock
Island
Mrs. Roy Diseron visited Wednes-
day with her aunt, Mrs. Frank West
bay in Rock Island.
Miss Lenora Nice is visiting a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stone
Of Davenport.
Misses Kathryn White and Kathryn
Goldsmith were entertained ar the
home of Miss Harriette Sheldon in
Rock Island one day this week
Mir. and Mrs. j. c. Johnston are
entertaining a number of relatives
and friends at house party this
week.
Mrs Holt Of Galya called at the
home of her daughter. Mrs o. r. Lar
son. Wednesday on her way to Rock
Island 10 visit relatives.
MT and Mrs H. r. Walters were
visitors at the home Of the formers
father, James Walters and family.
Mrs Is Post and Mrs Amanda Post
are IN at their home on Grand street
Cam and William Hutchinson and
Floyd Hutchinson of Bowling. who
have mad their cattle oH the Sears
farm west Of town, took them home
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Hudson Of Pleasant Ridge
visited Friday with her daughter Mrs. f.
George Brown.
Mrs r H. Cautv entertained q mum
Der of friends Tuesday afternoon. A
social club was formed which VIII
meet every other TUESDAY The name
has not been decided upon
Miss Walters entertained Miss
Sadie Lewis OF Rock Island che first
Of the week
Ruth Cohen is IN with the measles.
Mrs Charity Walker is spending
few DAYS at the George Clarke home
in South Black Hawk.
Mrs. J Griffin is sick with the
grip at her home ON Water street
Mrs. Emily Nelson spent one day
-ecentIy with friends in CozI valley
Mrs. Lou Williams of Milan ald
Mrs T. Flcbig OF Rock Island visited
friends near Andalusia one day JAS.
week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brown visited
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-23
COMMUNITY SCHOOL HAS
ElRcI SESSION L0NoAl

The community --siu,n- school N4-l
hold i-s FIRST session Monday evening
az 1880 ar broadway Pres 1Eter-a1
church All Sunday schools lu the
city. teachers and students alike. have
been invited 70 attend. Rev. r. O.
add OF Moline -Hl give the lecture.
p O.. Fisher superintendent OF city
r-h-o,-. VIII give instruction 90 the
advanced tcaclor=. IEs elementary
teachers WIZ be- arranged Hy cone
u.stro cC which tlrs. W. ~ Marshall
d. chairman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-23
GOVERNMENT TO
Rake MUNITIONS
At OWN PLANTS
Congressman Tavenner Gets
Important Amendment in
Army Appropriation.
SPEEDING UP is HALTED
Application q Taylor System Barred
en- Al Work Done Under sfof.-
100000 Provided
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H.a-.r lfaflVc Taveuuer. Thursday.
ua terminated az Che request Of
SPEAKER CLARK. tre house yesterday.
practically without opposition. adopt
OBJ ar lu-lduleur offered b. him con
ar three words. elm government
...-H .uaut.." which referred 20 an
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600 worth % field artillery equip
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r.a. for which legislation labor has
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-23
DULUTH PLEASED
WITH DR.. BARKER
Health Expert Unusually Sue
cessful in Campaign Con
Quoted in That City.
ARRIVES HERE TOMORROW
First of Series of Lectures viii Be
Given at Broadway .church-Has
Remarkable Message.

DR. Charles Z. Barker. health ex-
pert, viii arrive in the city early to-
morrow and will open his series of lee
lures at the Broadway Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning at 1925.
His topic viii be. Why : Am a Chris
tan" In the afternoon al . o'clock
he viii give the address TO men on
a Mighty Conquer5r~ and in the ev-
sning he viii speak az the First Meth
odist church on the topic. The Finest
Of the Fine Arts. or How to Be Always
Happy"
During the whole time that Mr. Taft
was president Or. Barker was his
physical adviser. directed his diet and
daily pu. him through a systematic
course of physical training Later. Mr..
Vanderlip. president of the leading
bank of New York City. Mr.. davidson
of the J. r. Morgan company and 9th
er wealthy men offered great induce
monts 10 DR. Barker TO locate i'm New
York and take care of them. but he
had developed such a power as a
speaker and lecturer on Health
Physical EfioienCy" and kindred sub
jects that the international commit
tee of the Y. N. G. A. persuaded him
to give two years to lecture work in
the larger cities OF the country before
locating in New York
Duluth Likes Him.
He was in Duluth last April and
made such a hit with his audiences
that they secured him for a return en-
gagement. Rock Island is fortunate in
securing Or. Barker for one weeks
time, ana his lectures u men. women
and boys VIII be treat
He comes to the city from Duluth.
where he has been highly successful .
over 1000 people attended four meet
ings on his first day.
Boys Meeting.
The meeting for boys at the Y N. T
c. A will be held at o'clock tomor- .
row afternoon. Secretary Craig VIII F.
talk about Photography" All boys .
are invited to attend.
Announcements of the father and
son banquet viii be made in all
churches tomorrow. There will be
some one at each church to take the
names OF those who wish to reserve
places for this large meeting. one
feature of the program viii be the
glee club quartet of the Y. NJ. c. A.
boys department. Several members
Of the boys department are on the
program. q
All boys meetings of the Or. Bark
sr health and happiness" campaign (
viii be largely attended, according to
present indications. especially the
'atber and son banquet and the grade I
school boys meeting Friday afternoon, '
Ian. %. when every lad who comes {
will be given a free swim in the pool.
4 Massachusetts man has perfect {
ID apparatus that permits wireless
messages to be received without the i
se of head telephones and records
hem on wax phonograph cylinders. y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-23
COLLEGE ORATOR
PRAISES PURITAN
DR.. S. Parkes Cadman at Al
g-ustana Pleads for Return
to High Thinking.
CHRISTIANITY IS ON TRIAL
Declares Democracy Must Be Planted
in Theology if Religion Is to
Stand the Test.

! Men of today are children in think
ing against the giants of yesterday"
said DR.. S. Parkes Cadman in his lee
ture. The Puritan in Two Worlds"
given AT AugustanG college last even
ing. If this nation is to maintain
itself and not fall by the wayside as
the ancient nations have done. we
must have scientific and sober think
ing We must learn to play the big
game Of life" He made an earnest
plea for the return to the high ideals
and puritanic living. for culture he
said. cannot redeem anyone, because
it cannot even redeem itself
In deriding the present conditions
in Europe. he remarked that zone
chord in the Fifth Symphony was
worth any army corps in Europe to-
night" and earlier in the lecture he
said in connection with the same
topic, which he touched upon from
time to time. There are some pagans I
who viii stand infinitely higher in the ,
kingdom of heaven than bishops who .
bless battleships and parsons who pray I
over cannon"
"Puritanism is the Teuton developed /
to the uttermost" said the speaker as
he carefully traced the movement from
its beginning TO its ultimate growth
in America. The puritan stood for
freedom and so does America We
sune- from excuses OF liberty, but
benevolent dospotism never could sup
plant liberty which is the essential
part Of our democracy. 7 would rather
be free and little dusty than TO be
kicked all over the world in order that
l may be clean" The only cure for
democracy Is more democracy. and in
summing up this part of the lecture :
he declared. Perfect obedience to per ,
feet law is 10 mankind, perfect lib ,
erty"
Christianity on Trial.
I'm closing he admonished the col
.eee student to practice restraint in
order to experience perfect enjoy
nent- Flowers of pleasure never
grow up in the swamp of lust. but on
The austere bluffs of discipline he
said. In speaking of the importance of
he bible ne declared I'VE must plant {
our democracy in theology for Christ
anity is now on trial as it has never
been since the agony Of our Saviour
n the garden of Gethsemene."
Although suffering from an attack
IF grip. DIR. Cadman kept his appoint
nent since. as he explained 10 the au- {
Hence. he could not secure a subsei- q
ute In spite OF illness he made q u
decided impression on the audience.
md is considered as perhaps the
strongest number given thus far on S
he course.
Dr. r. r. Baumgardt is the next
speaker on the lyceum course. and v
viii give his scientific lecture An f
evening With the Stars" Feb. H.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-23
ZERO WEATHER INCREASES
LODGERS AT CITY BASTILE

Tie prevailing zero weather brought
an increased number Of dodgers TO the
police station last night, II applying
for shelter. Thursday night 80 slept
at the station and Wednesday night -
were given hunks
This morning y men were fed at the
First Baptist church It is expected
that with the closing OF the work on
the ice fields a larger number VIII
seek free breakfasts during the winter
season
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-23
ON COUNTY RECORDS
Warranty Deeds.

p. Victor Peterson to Christina NJ
Schieberl. lot 4 block >, Peter Yager's
addition. Moline. S40o.
Mary T Kaesey TO Della r VIII
liams. lot 9. block 2. Oak Grove addi-
ton. South Rock Island. 81.
Della r. Williams and husband to
the Trustees of United Presbyterian
church. Rock Island. lot 5. block ..
Oak Grove addition. South Rock Is
land. 81.
George n. Long 10 Paul Gumber. lot
J. block 4. Pleasant View addition.
East Moline, 81
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-23
PINCH PROMOTER
FOR CHECK DEAL
Louis Eisman, Manager of Andy
Dams, Is Arrested by
Local Police.
$40 IS THE SUM INVOLVED
Passes Worthless Paper at Jack
Tighe's Buffet Jan. ENDORSED
by LEGAL Man.

Louis Eisman. manager OF Andy
Dams, fast featherweiebt scrapper OF
Monmouth. and well known in pugil-
istic circles throughout the state. was
arrested yesterday on the charge Of
passing "a bad check Eisman is alleg-
Cd have worked or worthless paper
TO rhe amount OF $40 90 TIghes buffet
on Jan 4. the night that the Dams
Schieberl fight was called OF in this
city
Eismau left the same evening for
Chicago, aud came back 10 Rock L.
land yesterday 90 promote the wrest-
ling match between the Great TN
known and Hukon, the Bohemian
champion scheduled 90 be- held at the
Burus opera house ia Davenport next
week
Local Man Endorses Il.
Just what bearing his arrest win
have ca tle match remains to be- seen.
Eismau issued a checE on "a Chicago
bank 10 which Doc had no funts end
had local man endorse g. when
Chic, Brinn heard oil bis return 90 the
city yesterday. he sent an officer to
arrest him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-23

Tuesday with Dir. and Mrs. Frank
Ziemer West of town.
Miss Haude Robertson OF Rock Is
land visited at tbo r. r CAVITY home
the r5t of the week.
lI;s. Atlas Tindan Of Bowling cali
e1 on friends here Saturday.
Mrs Clarke Smith entertained a
number Ct friends a dinner sunday
william =. Mustead WIS "a business
caller IN TAYLOR Ridge Monday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-23
BABY GIRL FOUND
HERE is ADOPTED
BYDAvENPORTERS
Last Chapter Is Added to Story
Of City's Founding in
County Court.
NOW FIVE MONTHS OF AGE
Little Child. Back Of Whom Is An Un-
known Histry. Gets Home With
Nice Surroundings.

Rock Islands baby is no longer a
founding on the hands OF this city.
but has become "a daughter OF promi-
ucnt Davenport man.
This morning the last steps for her
adoption were taken by the little
girIs new parents and in the eyes OF
the law she IS as truly q child OF
theirs is II born 20 them.
The finding OF the little girl in the
basement OF the Watch Tower park
one afternoon late last August Will be
recalled. The baby. then less than a
day old. was located in a basket and
attired Co plain clean clothes and was
apparently perfectly happy.
The spot il which the child was
found was used as au impromptu rest
Ing room and two girls found the
child. who 70 is thought had been
placed there but a short time previous
to the discovery.
Mrs. Margaret Schroeder. police
matran OF this city. took charge OF the
little GIRL placed her in the hands of
local woman who was well ac-
0uau.ed with the care Of children and
with clothes.
rad Many Clothes.
TIL. response was very gratifying
and iae little girl was soon pcssessor /
of wardrobe which would make the 4
AVERAGE cailt green with envy. After 4
some riJ1e. duly considering each ap- (
plcltio= for the baby. Mrs. Schroeder /
placed 80 with the Davenport family 4
The baby IS now five months old .
and has been In the Davenport family .
FOR over four months. Mrs Schroeder /
was its guardian and saw that the lit
fie girl was rettius good care. This
morning the baby was adopted by the
family u county court.
There are no other children in the
family 10 Uhi-h :Fe little Girl now be
longs W-- Schroeder declared this
That size is satisfied that it
HiI receive all of the care and atten-
.'ou thar rla best OF children get and
.s ciafei that the little protege Of
the cl-r viii! o. enabled 10 grow into
-hc world with suitable environ
ment SD as 20 become refined young
lady.
Search Fruitless.
Tile police. following the discovery
or the child. started on hunt 10 To-
cate the parents and attempt 10 learn
-he conditions surrounding the case.
lu- since no clews were left the quest
-csuited unzuccessfu1ly.
d. was stated NJ the time that the
baby might have been placed there
ly out OF town people. but there was
nothing TO establish this.
EIrs. Schroeder declared this morn
ing that for obvious reasons she was
withholding the name Of the Daven-
.crt people
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-23

\ Massachusetts man has perfect
ed apparatus that permits wireless
messages to be received without the
use of head telephones and records
them on wax photograph cylinders.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-26
YALE BREAKS ALL
RECORDS-AT THE
TURN STILES

NEW HAVEN, Nov. 26.-The
present football season viii break
all records in gate receipts at Yale.
The receipts will amount to more
than 100000 This is more than
SOS. 900 In excess OF any previous
year. and Is due TO the building OF
ehe Bowl with it's great seating
capacity.
Yale this fall will get the benefit
OF the Bowl and the Harvard Stad-
lum, the biggest structures In the
country. Two weeks ago $3.50 saw
the Princeton game Princeton
only took 1000 seats for the Yale
game, while. last fall Harvard took
10000 The receipts this fall viii
be as follows.
Yale VS. Princeton 500
Yale vs.. Brown .,,......... 10000
Yale against 6 minor teams 10000
Yale VS.. Harvard .......,. $4,000
Grand total receipts 49,. 1921 500
Yale's share. $115.75O
IT Louis Nationals have signed n
one-eSed pitcher as runaing mate
for Meadows. the four-eyed hrrie-.
That puts the club one eye 10 the
good.