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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-18

The Aid society of the First Baptist
church met yesterday afternoon ut the
home of Mrs. J. H. Unthank. Lincoln
street. The hours were spent in sew.
inx for the Christmas bazaar.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-18

The Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity OF
Anderson, has issued invitations for
a dance to be given November rs at
the Anderson club rooms. The Rich
mond chapter has been invited to 1T.
tend. s.s+.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-26

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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-26

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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-26


you're learning, Leslie" said Booth
taking the hand The other held out u
hin.
while he painter was dining 1t BIZ
elub latse a. IN he svsning. be va
called % the telephone. Watson va
- he wire. He said that Mrs. Wran
lall would liks % know II Mr.. Booth
eosll drop u % hsr for . few min
utss altsr dinner. 10 discuss . ven
important matter, II you please. cir"
~ nine o'clock. Booth was In 6ara'a
library. trying TO grasp nsw and -
variable phase In the character Of
that amazing woman.
He found Hstty waiting for him
when he arrived.
Il don't know what Il all means.
Brandon." she said hurF1sdly. looking
over her shoulder - she spoke. "Sara
says that she has come to . decision
Of some sort. She wants ~ To hear
her plan before making II ANAL. IL
don't understand her ct al tonight"
'Tt can't BE- anything serious. dear.
est" he said, but something cold and
namslsss oppressed him Just the same.
she asked me II ! had finally do
eided to-to b your wife. Brandon. !
said ! had asked you for two or three
days more In which 70 decide. It
seemed to deprsss her. She said she
didn't ss4 how she could give me up.
even to you. She wants 70 be near
me always. II is-it = really tragic.
Brandon"
He took her hands in his.
We can M that" said he confident
~. Sara can live with u II she feels
that way about Il Our homo shall be
hers when she likes. and ~ long ~
she chooses. II will b open to her all
the time, TO como and 90 or to stay.
Just - she elects. Isn't that the way
to put ~"
Il suggested something of the sort.
but she wasn't very much impressed.
Indeed. she appeared to be somewhat
-yss. could not have bssn mistaken
somewhat harsh and terrified when
I spoke Of II. Afterwards she was
moro reasonable. She thanked me and
there were tears in her eyes 1t the
ums-and said she would think Il
over. All she asks b that ! may b
happy and Tree and untroublsd al the
rest Of my life. This was before din
nss. A. dinner she appeared to b.
over something. When Ne
LETT The table she took ne 70 her room
and anlA that nhA had emma u An I'm.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-03-26
rro m CONTINUED,


The sisth grade Of . certain schesa
In Q foreign settlement In South D.
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tsoes ~ following szpessstea. Nh
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The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1915-04-15

Well, Spring has arrived at last,
and with much splendor. We had
some nice, cool, refreshing showers
last Saturday night.
Mr.. ] A Harris mother, Mrs.
Hill, spent last week with him.
Mr.. NJ D Wallace is putting in
a telephone at his residence and
is going to connect with Mr.. L T
Hardcastle. 1t is private line
for the above named parties.
Mr.. w. ]. Roberts went to
Huntsville last Sunday on visit
of several days.
Messrs. Mack Hurd and Bill
Hayes made a business trip tc
Iuka last Saturday.
Mr.. Bud Roberts has full crew
of farm hands at the present time
and is going to farm on an extern
sive scale this year.
We had good lecture on the
National Woodmen, by Jno Pruitt.
of Florence, one night last week.
Mr.. James Sullivan has visited
Mr.. Mat Wallace once since he
moved.
Mr.. Jerry Clark, Sr., was in
town last Saturday.
Messrs. w Il Walker and Bill
Smith. of Caryton, were visitors
in our burg Saturday.
Mr.. Ed Ham visited Mr.. H F
Roberts Saturday.
MI and Mrs. Arthur Crockett,
returned to Corinth Friday. They
spent the weekend with relatives
here.
Mr., Lloyd Arnett, who has been
on the sick list for several days, is
on the road to recovery now.
With good wishes to all, ] am
as B4 A Hunter.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1915-04-15

thought / would write a few
lines. as ! haven't seen many let
tiers from this part OF the country
Mr.. Bdgar Lewis has th'
pneumonia. He seems to be som,
better at this writing. Hope hi
will soon recover.
Miss Elzie Robertson has typhoid
fever, but is getting along very
well. The writer hopes she viii
be up again soon.
Mr.. Ellis Osborn and Mr.. Clar-
ence Flynt went to preaching al
Mt. Pleasant last Sunday. They
reported a large crowd ard that
they had a nice time.
Mr.. w L Osborn and wife visit.
ed Mr.. J A Robertson last We'd
nesday.
Mr.. c L eagle has been on the
sick list, but he is up and some
better at the present time.
There was a singing at Rocky
Springs last Sunday,the 4th. Not
very many out. They reported a
nice time anyhow.
Well, spring has come and the
farmers are getting their lane
ready to make a crop. Say, far
mers, let's not put everything In
cotton and then have to sell oul
cotton to buy corn. Let's pu,
more in corn than cotton and We
will get along a heap better
Don't you all think sof
Miss Alma Brown has been sicl
but is better at this writing.
Rev. w l. Norman filled his
regular appointment at Rocky
Springs last Fourth Sunday.
Buffalo Bill.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1915-04-15
Shame.

When Mary starts to board a car
Just see how brazen bad men are
Why don't they turn their heads
l beg;
Why should they look at Mary's
hat?-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Those high-step cars are a disgrace
They are entirely out of place;
The distance truly should be half;
Then Mary wouldn't show hei
animosity. Detroit News.
When Mary starts to dance a bit
Men folks nearly have fit;
If more clothes her form did drape
Mary wouldn't show her DISPOSE
tion.
Memphis Commercial Appeal,
Mary steps across the gutter
Oh, the mean things men do utter,
Mary's anger gins to rankle;
Why should they talk about hei
elbow?
--Ft. Smith Times Record.
When Mary wears that short slit
skirt
The men all try with her to fiirt,
And wonder if that naughty breeze
Doesn't chill her to the shoulder.
Birmingham Age Herald.
When Mary takes a horseback ride
The dear girl loves to sit astride
Now watch that fellow! shame or
him
He makes remarks on Mary.
broncho.
-MeComb City Enterprise.
When Mary dons bathing suit
And walks the beach with some
galoot,
Why should the people show sur
prise
If Mary wants to show her style
Exchange.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1915-04-15
Health is very good in this cor

Health is very good in this com
munity.
Sunday school is progre ssini
nicely with 9s on roll. There wer,
81 present last Sunday.
| Bro. Lcnley, of Red Bay, Ala.
filled his regular appointment a
Highland last Sunday, and re
ceived 22 new members.
! Mr.. L r Neal, of Burnsville
Miss. visited his grandmothe
last Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Blunt gave
the young folks of this community
an egg hunt Easter Saturday
night. Large crowd, plenty Of
eggs and fun. Ask the "Egs
EaterW
Messrs. Jessie Malone and Olen
Bickerstaff, of Tishomingo, at
tended singing at Highland last
Sunday evening.
Messrs. Clifton and IFennie Hell
lums, of Dennis, attended church
last Sunday.
Mrs. ] Underwood has return
ed home after long visit to hel
daughters.
Miss Bonnie Bickerstaff, o.
Tishomingo, spent last Sat urda,
night with her cousin, Miss Ethe
Blunt.
Miss Ercell Eveline Blunt tool
dinner at Mr.. Dell Blunt's las
Sunday.
Mr.. B II Hemmens, of Buchan
an, Fla., and Miss Matte Harvey
of Highland, were quietly married
at the home Of her father, March
3Oth, in the presence of a few
1 friends. They left the same day
to visit Jacksonville, Fla, ant
other southern cities.
| Mr.. Ira Harvey, of Highland
and Miss Dasie Hodgne. of Huron
Tenn. were married at the BRIDE,
home, March rs, returning tn,
goth to their home in Dear old
Highland"
There will be singing at High
land church. Everybody come, /
you want to hear good singing
! They are working the roads now
SO everyone can go to Highland.
/ Two Blue Eyes.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1915-04-15
Paden Dots.

have not seen anything from
this part for some time, SO thought
I.woutd drop you and your many
readers a few lines.
Mr.. Erastus Pardue is getting
along fine with his broken thigh
We hope he will now be able to be
up again.
Messrs. S NJ Jolley, Lee and J
E Eaton were pleasant callers at
the egg hunt Sunday last at d L
Shorts.
There was large crowd at the
egg hunt at Mr.. Dock Shorts.
All reported nice time.
Mr.. Dee Pardue, of n ear Dem
mis-, passed through our burg last
Sunday was a week to go on
Paden r F d No. q.
Miss Carrie Eaton and two of
her little brothers, Herbert and
Thurman, visited Miss Lille
Trollinger last Sunday morning
and reported nice time.
Farmers are getting along very
slowly.
Mr.. Tom O'Neal is still very i'll.
Hope he will be up again soon.
Miss Lessie Trim and two little
brothers, of Tishomingo, are visit
ing their uncle, r G Adams, on
Dennis Route No. 8.
Business is picking up at
Haynes mill, as the whistle have
been blowing now for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Miner were
pleasant callers at the egg hunt;
also Mr.. Dee Pardue at Arthur
Gilley's on Sunday and reported
it a success.
Mr.. Archie Mason, of near Dem
mis-, visited his sister last Saturday
and Sunday, near Iuka.
Mr.. r L Gable, of Dennis, was
visiting in Tishomingo last Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Harris and sister,
Mrs. Matte Carpenter visited
their father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. ] Eaton; on Easter Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Whitaker's school
closed some time ago. We sure
do miss her. She was one of the
finest teachers that ever taught
school at Shady Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Babe Hill, Of Bel
mont, visited his brother, Mr.. O..
M. Hill, last Saturday night.
| Mrs. Margie Howell, of Jack
son, Tenn, is visiting her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Car
penter, of Paden, r. F. D. No, g.
/ want to read some letters from
near Haynes mill next week from
Paden. Somebody's Darling.
|
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1915-04-15

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The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1915-04-15

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All this is brought about by using
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29

case. Speaker Johnson declared he
btlieNes $4,000 600 is a sum much
larger than West Virginia should nav
lie added that he believed the Iegisla-
ture would object to its payment.
= have been a member of three
legislatures" said the Speaker. "and
Judging from the sentiment expressed
by the Legislators. believe that not
one Of those bodies would have agreed
to the payment OF the sum fixed bv
the court They probably would not
object to paying the principal. which
the court declared TO be about $4,000
600. but when interest in the amount
OF about $4,000 900 is added. they prob
ABLY will not pay 10 unless forced. II
the supreme court insists. there js
probably nothing that this state can
do but pay it, he added.
Says II is War Debt.
Speaker Johnson declared ne he
lieves the federal government should
assume the Virginia debt. Il view ii
as war debt" he said I'VE would
never have been called upon to nav
~ mad West Virginia not seeded from
virginia. This state supported OBJ.
Union az a critical time in the civil
war and must now paw an immense
debt az a result Of her loyalty"
speaker Johnson has often been 4u-
s'sl'd as candidate for C0npre.a
IRON the Second COnrressional df.
trlCI When asked regarding hIs prob
aDle candidacy. he admitted that b..
mas been giving the subject some
serious thought but has NOT rot da.
'lded Co throw his hat into tho ring no.
As speaker Of the House of Dele.
gales. Mr.. Johnson proved one Of tho
most CAPABLE presiding officers boz tho
history OF The lower branch of the Irr.
islaturc BE was exf-mIv UopuIar rrl
only among his republican collearufa.
nut with the minority side. a. we'll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29
CORNELL WINS
Ccontinued Prom first Pax.1

the lead until they slid across the
hnish only few feet back Of Cornell
the race was continuous panorama
OF battling sweep-singers and shifting
shells
Predictions Went Astray.
ln the long drawn out struggle an
breasts and expert predictions went
dslIay. Crews selected TO fight in
ne Tore wallowpd in the wake Of
'.ghts not considered to have a
'hance Tor first place. The Stanford
combination. almost 1000 miles from
nome. with few. N any. supporters
ana only few days training on the
hudson, furnished the greatest upset
OF All Passed up I'm the preliminary
pieultilous, these giant Oarsmen from
Slt racine coast showed that although
lh'lr rowirg form might not be- quite
f' hnlshed as their Eastern rivals
Their hearts. muscles and endurance
'quHllrd anything possessed by the
crews mat measured sweeps with
them today
From the momcnt that stroke Maui
ief drove his blade into the water
stanford was a factor In the struggle.
pnu AZ the finish thousands were
shriekinC and cheering tho FAR west
'in crew ON. while the PROV Of the
cardinal shell was slipping. few sec
pnds too LATE. past the Cornell crew.
.1id, use. beaten. but not disgraCpd.
hF the fierce pace oi the laq mile.
was easily passed by the stanford
shell. bur Coach Courtney men we're
made Of sfDfnp- stun and although
ialinring 90 the finish. had just enough
strength fo hold their Roadway ull
the IudEes boat had been passed
Trianauiar Struggle
From iu' nI-s o. fhr pistol boz race
20. oIf.d .t.'lf into o. -frursle between
Cornell stanford and Syracuse The
'HIIiufuiIua caught tho water FIRST
and drove into The lead. rowing 30 10
..' minute Syracuse hif uu 90
pace Ind held second over Cornell.
ROWING .H. while Pennsylvania and
Columbia ..rofrd off -g syracuse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29
CAR SERVICE
is EXTENDED
ELM COURT BEYOND Elm GROVE
rs MADE FivE-CEHT FARE
LIMIT
All Cars Of West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company Will Stop al
New Addition. Beginning
Sunday.

No doubt h will b. gratifying news
Tor the citizens OF Elm Grove a. well
a. those who live east of the town
10 know that the five-cent street car
service from Wheeling TO Elm Grove
viii b. extended 10 Elm Court. be-
ginning sunday. July fourth. accord
INK TO statement given out yes
terday by General Manager 4. y
button. OF the West Virginia Trac-
ton A Electric company Hereto
fore. the Elm Grove ears have been
running a. far a. the Stone church
road but will nov run a. far a. Film
Court. The West Alexander signal
bon will also be moved 10 the new
stop.
The work at Elm Court Is progress
ing nicely. The streets are being
graded as well as the LAYING OF sani-
tarv sewers. and the work OF putting
down the cement sidewalks will BE-
started In a day or two. The tunnel
under the National road H. about
completed and preparations have
been made 10 start the tunnel under
the Baltimore a. Ohio railroad
which work will be rushed 10 com
pletion. Steps have also been taken
In regard 10 the laying OF water
mains as well a. electrical wiring for
lights.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29
MUSICIANS WORKED
Charges Made That Employe of Auditor
ium Impersonated Police


-Four foreign musicians who had been
playing Tor a dance. were worked in
the Second ward market last night for "A
sum OF money. according TO the Lolicc.
~ seems that the players had been paid
their money. ana stopped in the corridor
OF the Auditorium. The janitor. IL IL
alleged. or night weTchman. appeared.
flashed his badge. ard told the fellows
that he intended to arrest them but
would let the M ~ ~ they came across
with the receipts
One of the men Eot suspicious and
called Ofticcr Crumbacker. Xho walked
the whole bunch down To the city build
ing. After at Investigation they were
allowed 10 so IA their own recognizancc
and II - undcrSt 1pd that one OF the high
officials Of the Market Auditorium Com
pany VIII be asked q appear in police
court this morning 10 struightcn out
the tangle ~ ~ likely that the watch
man VIII be arrested for impersonating
on officer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29
Rheumatism in Joints
Pair Disappears and Swelling vanishss
in Pew Days

.H.f OIL. efaf Harrrra If sau uaa
I...uuf fH. unra.rf.I remedy fH1f
John coleman Co.. WH..I.n. Vs. Na
Hri H.| DRUGGIST. r.'f uu frr money
book DR. n.f lIr.U. r.rn There fl. 1 s1ef
amount off rHe.usti.m IDOL uIa vicinity.
HnI f ".u .r.v rr" sufferer .fII Doll.
attention f. .... generous offer
Ih.urH Del ri TuIet-rsfInF prescription.
YOU HIi know your rHrumafien o. Irts.
iur 20 .usre sffer sou toxic trr fret
doe. DO dIa..ltsr fb. uric acid and
drives DO from lta lodging place
Mr. Alto" s. Brown. ffHH.H ~ ~
write. 'Iur seven years suffered
greatly With rhrumati.m Iu uN hIl. at
ufrNf 4 wac scarcely able fr sleep uu.
bottle of Hffurnn cured rrs"
That sounds fufrHruIrua but UHaunIa
docs miraculous thing. Iiffy cents a
bottle
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29
SESSION
is NOT LIKELY
SPEAKER JOHNSON BELIEVES
LEGISLATURE WILL NOT De
RECONVENED
prominent Legislator Expresses
Opinion That National Govern
nent Should Assume
Virginia Debt

AcCordinr 10 Hon Vernon r. John.
son. Speaker Of tho House of Dele.
GATES. 30 BE- not at an likely that there
VIII De a special session of the lcgis
lature fo consider tine payment of the
virginia debt The legislators will
NOT convene Of their own accord to
take zap tbe debt question. was the
opinion expressed by the speaker.
and Do does not believe that the Go,
ror VIII ruufukr an extraordinary
session
Speaker Johnson spent q few hours
iH Tie cifF last uiEhf. between trains.
v bile On route from Pittsburgh fp his
home Boz Berkeley Springs The Nor
san county LEGISLATOR arrived ON am
carly evening train and stopped az
tho Mcclure Tor 70 frw hours leaving
shortly after midnirht over the % A.
O. road
Discussing tho decision az tho Su.
rrcmH Court boo fne celebrated datt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29
BUTCHERS PICNIC
WIN BE Featured BY SHINING Contest.
COMMITTEE Completes Details
TOT ANIMAL EvArf

~ meeting OF the Wheeling Butch
ers Picnic committee held az the Hadorn
fiotei last night, complete arrangement
Tor the annual picnic at Myers Lake
We're made. There will be monSte-
parade, In which butchers Of Wheeling
anton. pittsburgh. and Stcubenvilie
Will march
talf, cattle and lamb skinning con-
tests viii feature the picnic. Lou Coul-
George Neuhardt Of this citv. ono from
anton and two from Cleveland will be
in the contest. All OF the foregoing men
are artists at the trade Of -kinuIng cat
tie. There will be big barbecue at
noon. and races of all kinds in the az
tcrnoOn.
and the rate VIII be nominal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-29
PYTHIAN SISTERS
Hsrmion Lodge WIN Hold Annual Mem.
orial This Evening at
Pythian Castle.

The Hcrmion Temple No. I. order OF
Pythian Sisters. will mold annual mem
orial services IN honor OF the deceased
members. in PythiHn Castle hall this
eNcntng.N The ritualistic services of
that order will be followed az the order
Of program FOR the service.
Hon. John T.. Arbenz. Grand Chancel-
Tor OF the knights %: Tythias Of West
Virginia. Will deliver the memorial ad-
dress. Tho opening prayer will be given
by Rev. W. NJ schultz. pastor OF the
Zane street NJ r.. church. 4 quartet
from the Zane street church Will deliver
many beautiful selections