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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-24
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81 Sid,erbtitsbirsftOr SrieblanSer
iiber bas gerbaltsm bes Sanitat5'
iuipeftOrs 6oliOm.

MISUNDERSTANDING sSrieolanoer
nnbnI geitern @eleoeftGeit, ben Dit
glieoern Der @eiialobeits6eboroe in
ri1t mibsuperitgbenoen aSorten 81
iagen mas er pom Gbef|Sanitdts'
inIpcftor Soliom bonn lt1btii6en @e.
ilnobeitsamt bentt ine obi9on 10.
tiirli6 ieitens Der @eiunobeits.
teborbe 6cliurn 10 gut es angiug,
entid)uloist ipuroe, oiirite Bis arf
Ipeiteres oas @erbdltnib 5riiden Der
8eiunobeitsbebor6e rno Dem Cider
beitsbireftor nidIt gerobe ons bette
iein.
slas elmer ct. Coulter 3eitiniJ
5atte 5err 8rieoloneer erie6en, bag
Snipeftor SoIiom her @eiutobeits-
be6oroe in ct. 2ouis eincil grief Sc.
ihric6en bate, in tpeIdem dritit an
Der bieiigen 9oIi5ei geiibt ulroe.
5nipeftor 5oliom fpor bon ct. 2ollis
aus INT glusflnift iiber Die &nlDba.
6ung Der bieiigen aliictbSfaiernen-
inipettion aneeOnngen morben rno
bate in ieinem Gntportifretben I'LL.
ter anoerem benertt, baB Die bieii8e
Eolijei Dos 9eiiulofeitsantt IN Ser
0iietbsfaiernen sSilipeftion abiolltt
ni9t iulteritiise Sn Ct. Soliis butte
man oieien @rief prompt nerofiellt-
lif)t un6 ai,f oieie g9eiie Dnr Die
SadI. CUR aenlltniB ben !Serrn6rieo'
lanber gctommen, Der geitern init
ieinen aniiften iiber einen geunItcn,
Der III iclfer Betic freinOen FerIo,
nen gegeniter einen orbcren 3meig
Ger itdotiiden gIDmiitiitration fritz.
iirt, nbiolut nitt binter Dem gerge
bielt.
sluber6em bcnerfte &err 3rieo.
lanber, oaB falls oas Geiunobcits.
amt Die Observation-Disclosures
nid,t oitrdyfiiBren fonne, lie oielen
3rpeia ihrer Sbdtigfeit ribig oil Gle
Soli5ei irbertragen iulb iib abiolut
niht in Die Sate einmlifen ioatc
imo Die 4oliSiiten rpilrben Damn audi
brcien SbIiegenbeiten I'M poalten
llmiang geredt iueroen.
Inter Dem gegempdrtigen Spltenl
Ger Observation-Disclosures, in
roeldje iib bas 9auamt uto cas- Se'
illiobeitsant tbeilen, pdbrerlo Die
9oli3iiten 70 nebenbei arf ab uno 81
:iafj bein gfed,teit ieben iolIen, miro,
lpie Serr 6rieolanoer betWtfe, iebr
Oicl 9lrbeitstraft prgeii0et, ou Die
ueioen 9epartenlents nidd Sano in
Sano arbeiten un0 idlieBlib aist Die
9soIi5ei iebr bdufig Snipeftionen Dor.
rirnlnt, 100 9ertreter oes 8dliamts
ober ees @GimobeitsanIts bereits &c.
neien uno Die Gdjdoen mOuirt boben.
gie Serren Doii Der @eiunobeits'
beboroe perIudten nadl Sraften, III
rem ,slripeftor 81 entidpllotgen unoI
pertraten ben StanopiiIrtt, oaB Sol
iom es obne 6rage gut genleInt uno
iid) itur etrpas imgeidJdt ultsgeorlidt
fcbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-24
Dies uuo Sas.

- 9is Sellt6 onb altcibent I'm
berpriters Rouferen5 bat seitern i'm
6otsl @i6Iun cine breitGsise aonbens
fion beaonn.n. Die AonFersn5 beiteht
aus ben geitdftsfiihrern Der 9eiunbs
heitss unb llniaa 0eriifsrunss s9es
I,aIhaTteu Der 9ereinigten Gtadtsn.
3irta hunbert Gelegatsn ipsilen In Der
Stabt. 3ablreihe fufDifeuf6dftlife
gorirdse fiekn duf Dem prosramm.
: Decentralization 5rieSIanber
l,at neItcrn Die geidtueroe bon Nbl.
lib cannes, ron gso. 429 Central
slpenl,e. Der befanntlih beballptete,
oof Dor @eonatsirjit, aelcseutlih ti'
ner sinssia aui eiin SpieIb6ae Gin
loIisijt ibm $40 uus Der Eaide 1e'
monument bate, aIs pollie lrbegriiil'
oct obgeipieien. 9oIi5eidef Gppelan
bat BEN sSall eingcbeno lInteriutt irh
duf ieinen gcridDt bin bot Der
GiderbcitsSirsttos bic gciapcrSe
abaepieiei.
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Ses etraSeuraubs be5idJfist.

Der 5arbige Sames gruel, Don
go. 32S S5lntt Strnbe, Der iidj se'
jtern por 9fihter Spiesel pesen einer
Sdi,berei perultt1porten icate, lpilroe
bon 8oli3eileutnntt slrata ols Gin
9uridle ioentifisirt, Der ipcgen cinca
Dor langerer 8dt beriibten StraBct.
raubs eeilidyt mirb. gr rpiro beidld.
biat, On Der @eraiIbims bon @iaianl
0ocgetl, BON 90. 947 Saflano stpe.,
5cibciIiet eeueieii 5u iein, Der on Ger
GbOrpe slIleD lno Central sIpeune
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-24

traits cine alass iiber $142o.31 ssssn
sSDisp6 pope angeitrenst.
Die american goT6 Regifter Sc.
flagte cine 5orbsruns iibsr $46O.45
eegen Bernnrb NetsIer elm.
alite 6. Rob bat cine WerIiders
unesforberung iiber $500 gesen Cir
tpOOb Council go. 343 Sr. 8. u. u.
90. sinseflast.
Die 8. g. 9obirie guilbina Go.
tlagte cine GOrbruns ii6er s561 s'g':.:
e. g. Clements Elm.
Oeo. .. 9ertts bat cine @er1i9ers
unssforceruug iiber $500 uensn bi.
Stuppdant Sniurance So. einse>
ilast.
Die 1sitflage 6es staaisanfDdlt5
assen bic prcponirte $500, 600 Bombs
sabe fir bas aOngOiep SoIpital ipurs
be ssitern DOR Ri6tsr Map berban-
bslt uno bon benz 9estersn bebufs
Gntf4eibung untsr gsrdtbuna aenora.
men. gs banbsIt ii6 babel SumeiI!
I'm bic 5rngs, O6 bic QongDietp &oms
miifion ober cine aug brei giirgsrn
uno ben gcuntb aommiTdren Sc.
ite6enbe 9pe5iuI aOmmiIiion bic
aOnirolle iibsr Die gauar6eiten fiibren
jeff.
Die Wlonbnmustldee beg 6drrb
Sisgsl, bur9 tpsl8e er ben Gtabt5es
ridtstlerf airbsrt 5piHaen pOate, i9n
aIs 8iirae fit einen gefpiIen gbparb
epn4 .Su dcesptiren, nurbe DON Rid
ter Rippert aIs un6egriinbet abeepis.
fen.
arimindfri4t,r GossraDe asbt nit
Der abIiGt nm, isine aoaeasn 3u
reranlaiien, Elm ipeiterss 0eribt fit
temperate grbaHoIuug BON ariminels
laden su beitimmen, I'm bic 3abl Der
SeiaHssnsn in Der Gail, bic fi8 auf
mebr ais 100 bslauft, gu Dsrrinsern.
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SaHfiagung.

Die Damen, pelts in geglettung
be-, ,Delegaten gum Acknowledgement
Der Maiter patnters auo Decorutprs
mad Cincinnati gstpmmen fpdren, MAJ
rsn sntSiitt bon Der liebenspiitbisen
Iufnabme, bic iie selegentli9 bes BE-
iuds Aes Gta6lifsments Der Banner
Batting 60. ieitens bieier 5uportpns
member 5irma fan0en. Das lotdIe
Damsntpmnrittee piini6t Der 5irmd
i'm eigeuen Gdmen uno i'm Gnmen
Der beiuhenbsn Dumen bsr8Iiaen
Dant gu iagen fir bic Iisbenspiirbige
&ufnnbme unb getpirtbuRg.
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gterblidbfeitsberidbt.

Robert 2pubin, 65, 513 goal
Str, 2uftr0brenentSiinbuns.
5reb. pfIeiberer, 46, 1411 WluiH
StraBe, RierenIeibsn.
9orotbp gengel, 4 Monate. 1717
Sisbtanb glbe., Snqueit in Sdipebe.
9lnna 9prne, 81, 1896 @abe Ctr,
Snqueit in Shpebe.
glifabetb glep, 81, 1852 9anfielb
Str, SerSIeioen.
aatberine Riebsrsans, 49 SOuiton,
Ger, Nierenleioen.
emma SriB, 81, 2702 GaDtne Ctr,
RippenFeIIentSiinbuns
Ntur Rubplpb, 50, 1888 Clifton
place, Snqueit in SGpe6e.
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liberiaQen unb ausaepIiinbert moroen
mar. Ger Sauptitplloige bel bieienI
Nau6iibcriaQ lit bereits in Der Yer
ion cines ssarbigen 9samens Glmer
Diitdlea su 3udtbapsItrafe perur'
theilt lporoet.
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Aus ben 1eridttsbsiem.
Ter itHiOn.anftreidrr Charles Slu
pert In gerbiHbnns nit Der SOtg.
groseil Seniation
g'ou ben Groiseidliuoreuem inter BIZ
Autlass bts yeittdnuasperimdJS
geitelIt.

Sisiiesr SuiiisfIii4tlins In Baltimore
Dsrhaftet. - ebef6eibunssfdae. =
Sing lsrr aus. - stffaireu Der
1rum Goal 60. - gineerei4te
asitamsnts. = gladlabia9en. =
Dsri4isbsnes.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17
EDUCATION is CHEAP.

Agricultural College, Miss, Jan. II.
That the cost of an education at the
Mississippi A. and NJ. College is with
in the means of every boy IN the state, |
who is willing to make the best OF his |
opportunities is shown in a statement
Just issued by Secretary, w. J. Jen-
nings, in which he sets forth the actu-
al expenses for each boy for the en-
I tire session. of 1914.isi5 as follows:
Fees and niture - \ uniform,
s1s.35, board, lights. heat, laundry anu
water ssl .4o.s Tossl,S s1s1.25.
The boy whk\A willing to work a
year and save, y much as twelve dol
lars month out of his salary can at
4 t-nd the college for one session. Re
Iferring to this low cost, President G.
, lR. Hightower5 in his biennial report
now ready for distribution, says, "The
. cost of maintenance for the student
: here is less than at any school OF cor
!, responding rank in the country, SO ia
as we have been able to ascertain
. Board and service per month aver
- aged $S.S7 the past session; water
lisht, heat, laundry and janitor ser'
ice the past session averaged $2.45 pc
month. The mode of living is sue
- :, as not to encourage young men
habits of extravaganza. Many 6
through the entire session on an e
penditure of $135, and some student
earn large part of this sum. MOI
than three hundred of the regular st
~ dents are earning a part of their e
~ penses and quite number are ear
~ ing all expenses. This is made pos
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17
Sowania Club With Mrs.
r.. q. Mcleod.

. Mrs r. B. Mcleod was hostess OF q
pleasant meeting Of the sowania Club,
Saturday afternoon, entertaining at
the home of her mother Mrs. II. y.
Greer. on Walnut street, which was
bright with vases Of pink carnations.
There was no program but the
guests were asked to draw the plans
of house and the prize for the best
! plan, a box Of correspondence. cards
was awarded Miss Lora Haney ane
the consolation, a fancy pencil, fell tt
Miss Bessie Powe. Tea towels wer'
4 then given the guests and they wer
told to embroider an initial in col
ner, and for the best work, Miss Be
tie Conner was given the prize, a bo
( of correspondence cards.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17

BILE by giving the students certain
privileges and assigning them small
Jobs about the college.
In addition to this there is a regn-
lar working boys department by
means of which many ambitious
young men who otherwise would nev-
er have chance to prepare them
selyes for the battle of life. are giver
the opportunity of paying their col
!lege expenses, and developing int
useful men. There were II men en-
rolled in this working boys course las
. year. with correspondingiy high er
rollment for this session.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17

Mrs Lamar Remington assisted
the hostess in serving salad course.
There we're four guests who enjoyed
MRS. McLeod's hospitality: Mesdames
III. c. Greer, Howard Gillian, =. I. Gil
bin of New york, and Mrs. Julian Bal
lev Of Meridian. The club members
present were Misses Bette and Lucy
Conner, Anna Fuller, Lora Haney
| katie and ,IIightower. Leila Nc
IiWilliams, Ellie Montgomery, Etne
and Bessie Powe; Marie and Nell Row
an Mary sloaI, Mamie Thompson, Ca
imile Thrash fHthel Turner and Agne
lHaney.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17

fallen n love with stella by this time,
ana when he heard what the stars
Ineid for him he cried out "Neyer will !
marry the Kings daughter. ! will
make you my bride or no one. Come,
we will go to the King. and II he VIII
not consent | will give up my claim
to the throne, If you will be my wife.
The witch told her to go to the King
and SO, with Stella seated on the horse
beside him, he went back to the castle.
The Queen was watching from be-
hind her curtains and when she. saw
Stella her heart leaped for Joy.
| The King was struck with Stella's
Ibearty, and. when he head that she
was the daughter of witch he said
The would not give his consent, and al.
though the Prince pledged that he
would not we'd unless he could have
Stella, for his wife, the old King was
firm and said no.
/. "Then you can find someone else t
be king" replied the Prince. 81 woul'
0 rather have Stella than all tn
/ Thrones in the world" And he pu
s her on his horse and was about t
/. ride away when the Queen came int
!. the room.
Wait" she said to the Prince,
have something to say. This girl
tthe daughter of a king and queen an
in every way worthy to be your wife
- "who is she asked the King.
~ should only be too glad to have h
% for a daughter if this be true"
"Stella is your daughter and min
y said the Queen, going to the girl a
putting her arms around her. "E
you were so angry when the ste
brought a daughter instead of {
that | told you she died. for fear .
Ill might harm her. She did not die.
took her to the witch and asked
Ito care for her and she did. Thi.
~ your daughter.
al The King gave big wedding
his daughter. and told all the pei
that he had found her and sor
well. The old King lived for n
years, and the Queen also, and
Prince and Princess were happy
after"
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17
Surprise Dance.

-
A few friends surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. Santa Cardemonie Saturday eve
ming. The time was spent very pleas
antly dancing, the music being fur
nished by piano and victrola. Punch
was served throughout the evening
and salad course was enjoyed, Mrs
Cardemonie being assisted in SERVING
by Mrs. J. B. Grain.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs
Walter Bailey, MIR. and Mrs. w. J
4 Haynen, Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Allen, MI
and Mrs. j. B. Grain, Mr. and Mrs. Er
gene Bridges, Mrs. Frank. Hill. Misse
Lily Warner, Lily Clarke and Florin
Miner.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17

to S tay at nome
from work and suf-
fer a long time.
One day a woman
came to our house
a n d a SIX e d m y
mother why / was
suffering. Mother
told her that | suf-
fered every month
and she said, Why
don't you buy {
bot.le of lydia E
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17

!. FOR LITTLE.
FOLKS
THE HIDDEN PRINCESS.

Il |
! Once upon time there was a Queen
to whom the stork' brought a nice lit
/ tie daughter. Fs
The King, however, wanted. little
son, and when the Queen saw the lit
tic girl she was afraid to show her to
1.-THE King.
+ So she.took her to an old witch who
lived in cave a. long way inside
mountain, and asked her to take care
Of her baI,y girl and bring her up tol
: lie q good Woman.
Tiie witch Avas very good witch
I sndS she greaf very fond Of the little
-leifL plAs &
She named hsr Stella and she taught
her her 10 be good girl as well as wise,
|. so tha.. when Stella grew up'she could
q 1read the fortunes Of many people IN
- the stars.
Nbw the Qneen always visited the
le witch once a year, for she loved nef
IS baby and. only gave her up through
G. fear of doing her .iarm. When shs
saw how beautiful Stella grew eacl
year she tried to think OF some wa'
She could have her daughter near ne
and not have the King know II wa
his daughter :,
BY and by the King grew:old ana n
was afraid the storks would not prih
him a son. SO he sent for distant re
ative who had a son and gave him
bap of gold to let him adopt his Sol
The relative consented and the hin
made the SON a Prince and his heir.
When the Prince became man IL
King said to him one day: Il have nj
long to live and want tossee you Sc
tied in, life before l die. Go out oV'
the, country and find a wife who
> suiteds 10 be, your queen and bring h
to me'
So. the Prince started out, but
fore he left the castle the Queen sa
to him: go to the mountain on I
opposite side of the woods from ne
and you will find a cave. In TINS ca
lives good witch and her daughte
the daughter can read your fate in
stars. Consult her, it may heip y
find wife"
3 The Queen thought III the tPrii
saw the beautiful girl he might fall
love with her, SC. she hurried off to
l cave herself by shorter route
!, took with her beautiful dress.
.Put on this" she told Stella;
Prince is coming to you to have
fortune read in the stars. 1t is ht'
that Won should be dressed prop
to receive him. but do not tell
have been here
by and by the Prince and MS
ants came riding up tosthe cave
called for the witch and her daugf
When he beheld Stella he got
" This horse, and taking on his hat
bent low before her. Can 1t be-
you are the daughter OF witch
le asked when they were alcae,
4. look more like the daughter of x
- But stella only blushed and
y her head, she really had not kr
what. he meant; but to have
q and handsome man speak to her
Is something that had never hapr
bfore.
on She found she was disappo
when she began 70 read his fat
III the stars told her he would ma
~ Kings daughter, and that be wou'
90 Car to find her. The Prince
- -
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17
Hour Of Club Meeting Changed.

Mrs. A.. t. McCurdie will entertain.
the Galaxy Club Wednesday, afternoon
at her home on Fourth avenue at 2:3O
o'clock, instead of o'clock, the regu-
liar meeting hour. The change was
made SO that the members could at
ltend the tea given by Mrs. w. E
WALES ,ons the same day.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17
ro Compliment MRS. w. J. Greer.

Miss Nell Rowan will entertain q
number of guests from the married
set at bridge Tuesday afternoon at J
O'Clock at her home on Bay street, q
compliment former young Hatties
burg matron, Mrs. w. J. Greer, o
Joplin, Mo.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17

Mrs. Frank Powe and daughter
Miss Helen Powe, will leave in few
weeks for New Orleans where they
will reside in the future. Miss oliye
Powe will remain in Hattiesburg ano
continue her duties as a member Q
the public school faculty. III
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17

DR.. and Mrs. p A. Carter had az
their guests for the weekend at their
home on Bay street, Mr.. and Mrs
Dan Folts, Of Slidel, La. who made
the trip to ane from Hattiesburg in
their touring car.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17
Socies md Personals
1aHS. ANDREW MAC. JONES Editor

the City Federation send in their year
ly ( ues before the first of February
The dues are to be sent to the new
treasuresyMiss Alba Duke, 312 Fourth
avenue.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17

Called Meeting Of the Music Club.
A called meeting of the Morning
Music Club will be held Tuesday aft
ernoon. at O'Clock at Hotel Hatties.
burg.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17
Mrs. J.. A. Fohey Entertains
Entre Nous, Club.


x delightful event of Saturday was q
the bridge party at which Mrs. J. a.
Fohey was hostess, entertaining az
her bungalow home on Third avenue
the members OF the Entire Nous Clup
and a few other guests. y
cut glass basket of large vloiets
and purple tulle and many ferns were i
Itastefully placed in the living room
where. the three tables We're arranged
for a series OF bridge. Boxes OF cor
Irespoudence cards were given as tio-
Il phies and were w@n by Miss Marie
LHim, among the club members, ana
,.by Mrs. M. L. Thompson OF the guests.
Hat the close of the afternoon, MIS-.
Milton G. Cooper assisted Mrs. Fohey
{ lin serving delicious hot plate lunch
Leon.
This is the first affair given by MIS-
IFohey in her home since coming here
al as a bride to reside and it proved a
= pretty and most enjoyable one for the
!. members. who were Mesdames
!. George Calhoun, Walter Herren, s. H
I Protheroe. A. j.. Carroll, A. T. Mccur
% Idle, Milton G. Cooper; Misses Emma
! Cary and Marie Hill. The guests in
. lcluded Mrs. Walter Stuart, of Cush
q ing. okla, Mrs. w. ,. Greer, of Joplin
C Mo. Mesdames NJ L. Thompson, Jr
i. Floyd Ames M. D. Foley and Mis-
r. LMary O'Conner, OF Epley
i, ~:s----
es The Art Club.
ne The meeting last week of the Al
Club was held at the home OF Mrs.
G. Greer. with Mrs. Greer and Mrs.
B. Mcleod as hostesses.
The meeting opened with; roll ca
u currert events in art and the readii
Z of. the minutes, after which the mel
ub, i;bers discussed the taking over'of I
at public library by the City Federati
c.. and decided to help with the libra
was as much as possible.
ons. After the business session the p
the gram followed. A paper "The Cos
ANS According to Art by Mrs. John
best Eatman was read By Mrs. =. ". H
rds, ma and Mrs. B. F. Hines read q pa
and on German Paintings Of Today y
II to Neil Fairley's paper on German p
were rait Painters and Their Work. r
were by Mrs. Charlie Bradfoard conclu
cor the program. 4,g4ti " 4,
Bet-i A plate luncheon was served to
box following club members; Mesda
b. r. Hines, M. A. Hoffman, G. M.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17
GIRL COULD
NOT WORK
How Sne Was Relieved from
Pain by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Taunton, Mass. - | had pains in both
sides and when my periods came ! had
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17

IosT-Black and white Pointer dog.
Thin in order. Liberal reward 4 re-
turned TO t. [. Morrow, 21t second
ssa,,ra 15s2t4p
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17

FOR RENT--Two unfurnished fnd'
for light houseleepins, cr one fur
nished room. All convenienees: ece4
locality; on car line, close in. Apnly
|s14 Hardy street. cnnh. phone ~
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17
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SOCIAL cALENpAR
Tuesday. January is.

elloon, o'clock Bridge y ;
= party; hostess, Miss NeIl Rowen; -
: honoree, Mrs. W. j. Greer. III
Afternoon, 8 o'clock! P. T. A. ~
= of Ward 8 will meet at Eaton .
: school. =
"wednesday, January 49,. = /
' Morning, 10 o'clock: Lee Ami .
versary Exercises held by U. D. .
= =, at the Lomo Theatre. =
J = Afternoon, 2:2O o'clock: Gal = !
= axy Club; hostess, Mrs. A. t. Nee
= Curdie. >l
= Afternoon, 2;9O o'clock: Pro- -
gressive Bridge Club; hostessy .
= Mrs. NJ. Dryfus. .
: Afternoon, 3 o'clock. Nautilus =
= Club; hostess, Miss Alice Haney. =
= Thursday, January 20. =
= Afternoon, 8 o'clock: Worth =
= While Club; hostess, Mrs. w. w. =
= Leland at the home of Mrs. G. w. =
~ Hamper on Hardy street. =
= Afternoon, o'clock: Pupils =
= recital at the music studio of Z
= Mrs. w. NJ. Massengale on West I:
= Pine street.
= Evening, s o'clock: me Morn-<
= ing Music Club will have pu- 4
z <pils' recital at the Baptist Wom- 4
= ans College. 4
- Saturday, January 22.
= Afternoon, 8 O'Clock: Leofast
= Club hostess, Miss Edith NJ. I
*Naylor.
<<<<<>~<><<<<<<.' : -
Miss Amber Bishop has returned
Wingate, after spending the week-en
at home. .
Mrs. NJ. Hemphill has returned fro
\ an extended visit to her son, Mr.. Ro
Il ert Hemphill and children, in Atlant
J Ca.
M =
Miss Anna Mary Pickett has as 5l h
at her home on southern ~
former Hattesbmg girl, MI
\Ahl6 Sweat, Of Meridian, VINO
III Saturday.
e pupils OF Mrs. W. w Mass
music olass will give reel
day afternoon at O'Clock
bias aueale's-sta4li6-- ely
Pine str
8
The Morning Music Club VIII
a pupils recital Thursday evening
& o'clock at the Womens College
the associate members and the trie
of the club.
81
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17

FOR SALE-Mule and mare, or ex
change for cattle. Phone Cumper
= ,,na 500 10-6t-eod-l
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17
ON THE SICK LIST.

. w<< <<<<>
Mr.. James c. Hardee continues i'll
with the grippe.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17
Pine str

B The Morning Music Club will give
a pupiIs' recital Thursday evening at
o'clock at the Women's College Tor
the associate members and the frlends
of the club.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17

REMEMBER r. H. Walker Coal Co
Best Kentucky coal SAFE ton Phone
Z cumberland 325 or ATS. lS-lm-c
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-17

FOR RENT-Rooms for light hoesr'
keeping. All conveniences+ 49,
depot. Mrs. Bushman. 47S<'1