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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22
special to The Neaos.
United States.

Special to The Neaos.
jackson, Miss, June Mississip.
pi will have practically 1900 militia
men in a mobilization camp by Sat
urday night, ready for further instruc.
tions from the War Department.
This information was wired to Sec
retary of War Baker by Governor Bill
bo this afternoon, in response to a
telegram received earlier in the day
by the Mississippi executive.
Four hundred soldiers of the Missis-
sippi National Guard had reached
jackson at noon, and during the aft
.ernoon, more than 200 militiamen
from fIattiesburg and from Sumrall,
and one company from Laurel, rolled
| in in special ears, over the A. & "
Railroad.
The Hattiesburg militiamen marched
from the union station to the concen
ltration camp west Of the CITY, Al
jackson was out to welcome the
guardsmen, and the city took a hall
holiday. ~
/ Lieutenant Pickering, Of the United
Estates army, has been instructed b,
General Leonard Wood to muster the
militia into regular army service a.
soon as possible.
The Meridian company was unable
tto Join the other South Mississippi
guardsmen because its strength wa
mot in conformity to the military re
lquirements.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22
Blinded By Welder
He Says, He Gets
S3, 500 as Damages
in MISSISSIPPI CEN
TRIAL SHOPS ASKS FOR
$4,000, HOWEVER.

John Harmon King, apprentice in the
shops Of the Mississippi Central Rail
road for some time, who sued the rail-
road company for $4,000, alleging that
his eyes were damaged to that extent
during a series Of experiments con
Quoted in the railway shops more than
a year ago. yesterday was awarded
$S,5OO by jury in the Lincoln county
circuit court at Brookhaven.
King is now employed in big ma
chine shop in Detroit.
The case was transferred to the
Lincoln county court at the request
of the attorneys for King. currie
brothers and ]. w. Cassidy represents
led him
The railroad company will appeal.
King alleged that his sight had beer
permanently injured when the electric
lwelder in the Mississippi Contra
shops emitted such glaring ligh
that it blinded him. Fred Naylor, th'
master mechanic, and four other EN-
Iployes OF the shops were conductini
1.-THE experiments They. too, were TEN
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22
C. M Willoughbu Expert Military
Observer, 10 oRepresentNetUs at Jackson

woghby city editor Of The News leaves tonight lo
Jackson with the mississippi mhamen as
special correspondent The IIattiesburg News.
experience as washington MAJ
Mr. Woughby report for The
United Press the annual eneamp
Mani be National Guard Columbia Harpers Ferry
West Virginia Maryland; Fort Hunt virginia 1e
tysbug Maryland and Virginia Beach virginia
s kee military AFFAIRS evidenced
in his the attention Of hn army onlcers ~
Taft called 10000 National GUARDS
men and together New England IN ne
United States the War
designated Harding Davis and Rupert uges
full inspection privileges ihe en-
covered norons Of Mr. Will
oughby correspondent for
ton his return he submitted an
Of the encampment Secretary Of War M
will remain at Jackson indefinitely ~
appear exclusively News The first one wear
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22

Nearly hundred Hattiesburg mlamen volunteers this
morning mothers wives
sHed weled within sight of their loved
misery special which the United States
provided whred away
estimated nearly 5000 personand there
many mensahered the Northeastern station
fortune
the train pulled carrying with II three cars filled with
mtlanen boys the civilians who had gath
but all these sounds
there the sheks Of wives
With tender Of sisters and sweet
hearts as their loved rushed away
Since early morning the officers aid Of Company had
making departure and by O'Clock there
probably relatives and friends of the militia
men al the armor morning older the crowd grew
iaoer few O'Clock, FORWARD, march"
oven and hearts the nitiamen filed down
Main street then station But when the station
was seriousness spread itself the
hrono that the sheds at the depot Women
BEGAN TO cry: realize that their fathers
were beno and would not return again for
time.
Finally the Dudley mounted truck and asked the
ro ~ on n sInqinq Of My Sou and at the
o notes Of the hymn who had managed
n control themselves up longer we're able hold
ak their cries: and in the Of strong men
. hsv saw the suffering reaecte Of the
TO some appeared to inspiring but TO most OF the
son Who were gathered houghts Of patriotism and herosm
secondary 10 the pity and children For some
s s,ebru,s soldiers leaving wives and children behind
he win little any money support them They are relying
On the cae them to the front TO take care o.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22

Joy Riding Causes
Greatest DOiUnfaH
OF Girls, He Says
WARNS HATTiEs6uRG
FEMlNiTY AGAINST THE
MOTOR CAR FlENps.

The boys and girls had their inning
at the Main Street Baptist church last
night and were told what is the matter
night and were told in a forceful way
what is the matter with them.
The preacher read the first Psalm |
which he said plainly classifies every
body as godly or ungodly. TIE text
for the discourse was taken from 2
Samuel 1929, is the young man Alb
SALON safe p After portraying the
character of the boy Absalom and
showing how much of anxiety snd
suspense he gave his father and how
in the end he worked deception on his
father in organizing rebellion, the
speaker pointed out how boys and
Igirls of today are following in the
footsteps of Absalom. "They are break
ing the hearts OF father and mother to.
day just as did the boy Absalom," he
said. "They are relegating the work of
the church to the older people, are
looking upon the ways of father and
mother as old fogie ways not to be fol-
lowed by the present day generation.
Honor thy father and mother does not
go with some young people today.
Are the young men and women
safe in getting married? Some men
ought to live bachelors until thi judg-
ment day. Some women are unfit 10
marry under any circumstances. Girls
would like to marry a pin headed dude
who thinks of nothing but dress? is
that the kind of thing you want to mar
ry? Do you want to marry man who
frequents the bar or gambling RON
We have such in Hattiesburg. Do yot
want to associate with the young mar
who delights to carry you to pluce
where you are compelled to look upor
4 things evil and things that tend to TAX
away your modesty? Do you want I
associate with the young man who dc
\ ilSnJS Ill tlt JOy iiVCf 10 shS SoNfNf
man or woman save in the 10y ridley
!. Someone has said that the automobil
:, ''1oy ride" has caused the downfall 0
!, more young women in the past 10 year
!. than any other agency
Young men, what kind of a youn
woman are you looking for? A butte
: fly in dress who is practicing deceptio
on you? Are you looking for the do
baby" kind who thinks Of nothing b.
y to be petted and how she can spend a
Is our earnings? Do you want the your
E. woman who delights to frequent II
bali room and engage in disgracef
conduct?
Tonight. the subject will be, TT
Y DEVILS blockade of the road to heaven
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OF u. S. FORCES Among
SOLDIERS KILLED IN FIRST CLASH
WITH MEX|CANS;; WAR UNDECLARED|

UPON GENERAL PERSHING'S INTERPRETATION OF
YESTERDAYS BATTLE DEPENDS WHETHER a
FORMAL DECLARATION WILL BE MADE AT THIS
TIME-DEATH LIST OF MEXICANS IN SKiRMIsEt
REACHES 40-TREVINO is DISPOSING H.
TROOPS WITH A VIEW OF SURROUNDING TIL
UNITED STATES EXPEDITION CITIES I'M SEQ
TON OCCUPIED BY AMERICAN TROOPS ARE BI
ING VACUATED-AMERICAN SOLDIERS AL
READY OCCUPYING MEXICAN TOWNS.
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their dependents.
15o ON RoLLs.
Company A-Hattiesburs's corn
pany--numbered ISL men when
they left the city. Probably tl'r-
" Of this number are volunteers
who have Joined the militia WITHIN
the last few days. Many Of them
wore civilian clothes, as the local
armory had disposed Of all its un'-
forms. They will be supplied
With uniforms and accoutrements
as soon as they have passed the
riold examination to which they
viii be subjected by United States
army officials at jackson, where
thev viii be in camp until further
orders from Washington.
in addition to the Hattiesburs
company, So recruits from sumra''
we're on the train. Al Of these
men are totally unframed in mili-
tarv maneuvers and they do not
expect to be formed into single
company. They will be turned
over to some other company after
reaching jackson. None q them
were in uniform, not even their
commander. But most Of them
are husky looking young men;
and ali Of them are ready to fight.
FLAG PRESENTED.
Shortly before the train left a
beautiful silk American flag was
presented to Company a by Geo.
W. currIe and ". 4, Lovett. SO
hurried had been the preparations
Of the local company for departure
thai no organized effort had been
made to secure a sgIz
(coEtinued o ~
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22
5000 CHEER BOYS OF.
COMPANY A AS THEY ARE
WH|RLE:D AWAY TO CAMP

IMMENSE TIRONG PACKS NORTHEASTERN STATION
TO WISH GODSPEED AND SAY GOODBYE TO
HATTIESBURG MILTTIAMEN WHO LEAVE FOR
CONCENTRATION PLACE SEIRIEKS OF MOTH
ERS, SISTERS, SWEETHEARTS, AND WIVES AL
MOST DROWN NOTES OF "JESuS LOVER OF MY
SOUL WHEN HYMN is STARTED SCENE is IN
SPRING.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22
HATTIESBURG' S
M|L|T|AMEN ARE.
NOW IN FIELD.
Company A Rolls Into jackson
and Marches at Once 10
Camp Ground.
MERIDIAN ORGANIZATION
TOO SMALL; LEFT BEHIND

Governor Wires War Department That
Mississippi viii Have 1900 Men in
Mobilization Camp BY Saturday
Night, and Subject to His Orders
Army Man at Capital to Muster the
euardsmen Into the Service Of the
United States.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22

Paris. June %. The Germans last
night captured the front line trenches
between F'uminwood and Chenois, in
the verdun sector. The French re
pulsed the Dead Mans Hill attack.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22
DEMANDS Of ENTENTE
ALLIES ARE ACCEPTED
GREECE AGREES TO EVERY RE-
QUEST MADE or HER, uN-
coNDITioNALLY.
(Bg Associated Press.l

Athens, Greece. June 22.-Greece
has accepted Internationally the de
mands made on her by the entente al.
lies
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MILITIA OF 8 STATES
ORDERED TO BE READY

OHDEhEI y DG nINI
Washington, June 22.-The War
Department today ordered the
militia of Missouri, Kansas and
California to be ready to entrain
as soon as possible for the border
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22
Up-fO-Minute
War Flashes

Mexican ambassador in Washington
calls at State Department and asks
for explanation Of Americans in ap
Carrizal He said troopers
had been imprudent in nearing Mexi-
can railway.
Resolutions authorizing the Presi-
dent to draft militiamen for regular
army service introduced in the House.
General Funston has wireiessed
General Pershing for an immediate
report on the carrizal battle.
More than half of Juarez has been
evacuated by the Mexicans.
No marching orders have been is
sued to the militiamen, pending an
official report on the Mexican battle.
washington says that If yesterdays
battle was Carranza's answer to Will
sons note on Tuesday, the President
will ask Congress to declare war at
lonce.
obregon said to have assumed re-
sponsibility for attack
! Governor Bilbo is asked by the War
department how many militiamen
have been mobilized in mississippi
Senator Works tells the Senate thai
liz the foreign relations committee
does not act on his resolution To-
Mexican intervention, he will ask =
have the matter taken out OF MI
hands.
Capt. Lewis Morey, Of the Tenti
ICayalry, is said to have been the CON
t mander who lost his life in the a.
! tack yesterday.
2 United States army has large quar-
! titles Of ammunition and stores {
supplies in Mexico and on the oorue'
I READY for the troops.
General Trevino is endeavoring
rearrange his troops with view
surrounding Pershing.
: All the cities in Northern Mexi'
: lin the country occupied by the expec
1 tionary force, are being eyacuated
sithe Mexicans,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22
ON FISHING TRIP.

District Attorney Hall left for New
Augusta today on a fishing trip.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22

All the cities in Northern Mexico
in the country occupied by the expedf
tionary force, are being evacuated by
the Mexicans.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22

Governor Bilbo is asked by the War
Department how many militiamen
have been mobilized in mississippi
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22
(By Associated Press. ]

Upon General Pershlng, Interpretation ot the
battle between the Mexicans under General Gomez
and the Tenth United States cavalry at Carrxal yes
terday, depends whether the United States win inn
mediately and formally declare war on the Southern
Republic.
If the clash which cost the lives of IL Amer 4
can soldiers is Carranzas answer to the President
note on Tuesday, in which he declined to withdraw
the American forces from Mexico, war cannot be
averteo
Carranza, through his Ambassador at Washing
ton is endeavoring to show that the Americans took
the initiative In yesterday battle and that had they
exercised more prudence, the fighting would not
haVen occurred The United States is not taking
ssRShassl8 sneh ntimations.
d Ill iEAI xenart has been made to General Per
shing w 4B @ Haaaaaen in the scrap. Two
additional u hsks been sent by
either trapped or led into ssl I'LL nxi-
cans S@se q,
The President an dCongress are waitsnB A6 an
official report of the fighting before any action 10
taken.
In the meantime the 100000 or more miGtia-
men of the as different states began moving today
toward their mobilization camps, to prepare them-
selves for service the Mexican border to take the
places of the regulars who will be hurled the
Rio Grande and at the Mexican Federals the mo-
ment Congress declares war.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22

Mexican ambassador in Washington
calls at State Department and asks
for explanation of Americans in ap-
preaching Carrizal. He said troopers
had been imprudent in nearing Mexi-
can railway.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22

General Trevino is endeavoring to
rearrange his troops with a view oi
surrounding Pershing.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22

Senator Works tells the Senate that
if the foreign relations committee
does not act on his resolution for
Mexican intervention. he will ask 20
have the matter taken out Of his
hands.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22

Capt. Lewis Morey, Of the Tenth
Cavalry, is said to have been the COM
mander who lost his life in the at.
tack yesterday.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22

United States army has large guam
titles Of ammunition and stores o.
supplies in Mexico and on the border
ready for the troops.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22

This afternoon to General Funston that he had
report Carrza but that he had squadrons Of
cavalry to Join the Tenth troop Columbus has reported that
weeks disappeared last night heading for ChhuahuaA
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22

Washington. D. G, June a. Secretary
ed President Wilson at noon today that no r
received up to that time from General PershiI
between the Amrican and Carranza forces IL
terday.
Secretary Baker wen to the White IseuaA
from Funston giving information obialnea
sources. Baker. said that the United Sta sga
steps until an official report Of the spahale W.
Later Baker and Secretary of State AzaslnB h
Pershing' $ inteprretstion OF tAe kaxfarss
will largely determine whether thea .battle
United States and Mexico into var
From the Mexican reports bell
troops Of the Tenth Cavalry wsszA th=8,ney
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22

obregon said to have assumed re-
sponsibility for attack.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22

Resolutions authoriaing the Presi-
dent to draft militiamen for regular
army service introduced in the House.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22

General Funston has wirelessed
General Pershing for an immediate
report on the Carrizal battle.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22

More than half of Juarez has been
evacuated by the Mexicans.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22

No marching orders have been IS
sued to the militiamen, pending an
official report on the Mexican battle.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-22

Washington says that if yesterdays
battle was Carranza's answer to VIII
sons note on Tuesday, the President
will ask Congress to declare war at
once.
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CHESS FOR PLAYER,
LOVER And STUDENT
Marshall Declared Winner in
Set Match With
JanOwski.
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Cub has sent out invitations 10 all chess
players to participate in u grand rapid
transit tournament, with attractive
Prizes, a contest which will begin this
afternoon promptly at I o'clock.
The Washington Heights Handicap
tournament. played at the Empire city
Chess Club in two sections. has just been
completed. In the irst section =. LIP
schultz and Dr. A. Freundlich divided
the second prizes. r. l.. Hunt took the
third prize. A. Nelson the fourth. W.
Thompson took the NTH. while the sixth
and seventh prizes were divided between
and T.. J. Chilling dividing the eighty
prize.
In the second section Dr :. Buchcn-
t,lz and W. RhinclHnder divided the frs,
and second prizes. |. Katzensteiu the
Hennessy. j. Morrison and T.. !. Falk
d vided the nth. sixth aud seventh
prizes and ~. Mattens and Z. J. Murphy
divided the eighth. The final scores:
Fire, section-Lipschutz and Or. rreund-
Itch. lsts-2i.each, Hunt - l.a-ais. Mel.
son. it-j; pson. l3i7-5is DENLY
and Treiber. - each Hirsch and Glib
ling. ll-S each.
Second section -pr Buchenholz and
Rhin.lander, l3'g3'g each! katzenetein.
i2is ~ Dt. Petit. - .. Hennessy, Nor
flson and FAM. il-6 each Martens and
Murphy. lo-7 each.
Following is a fnal selection Of games
played in the recent match between the
Manhattan and Franklin chess clubs
QUEEN PAWN OPENING
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nigh rs OPENING

j. Bernstein having recovered from his
illness arrangements were AZ once made
to continue the match for the champion
ship Of the Empire State with A. kup-
chik. A, the resumption NJ play the
score was In favor OF Bernstein with one
game, the second game having been
drawn. As will be seen from the scores
Of the third and fourth games Kupchik
won both these games and is now lead
ing Bernstein with one point. The scores
NJ the third and fourth games are here
With appended
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PROM me Boston Transcript
in hounteous seasons Of recovered poiss
Wnen custom. fate and habit cease 10
WELD
Their -p.ciou. tyrann! and al "a, nol,r
pure re!d.
In those high moments when III" "hirlins
That daun, this mortal vision Ut and
show
Each hilltop radiant With celestial iry'ts,
And tn. vast arch Of heaven Nih owe
agiov
Zeai wakes anew. vii energies undra.n"i
By with In" minions "' u"-
And ali IN. victories bisck doubt had
gained
Vanish iik. empty phantasi-s Of air
,omp.lIing hours Of son" complete return
70 dseprr %sanit,e-. when not the wraiih
az, any creeping fear our eyes discern
And tn. heart auick"ns To u master talth
Immortal beau y. still Invioist. -,
through all the ;urbid ,reaoher'"s "'
Holding forever Thy majestic state
Mistress Of souls through every sun
dered CLINE
INV sway contessins, every age responds
in on. vast diapsson ~ delight,
Thy glance hath broken me strong woven
of rspe. and rem, tn. canopi.s Of night
one breath ~ freedom mel's III" bro" "f
dread.
And love ,s victor mithoai nod or 'Hl'".
souls shall a"sk" from out he "'e'''
when he hi. mighty wizardry "mploys'
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k,om ne Indi1.dpohs News
out back O. Ciermoni n-iehborhood lives
bout tn qusere.t man
At ever lived, ! b.tcha. since this old
world began.
Folks says hi. names Tn water witch.
but witches they re n she
An thi. here feller mssculine-th same
as YOU an me.
Rut-tell y. boys-he's mystical. ike
spirits er = sprite.
cause he can pint where water 10, when
water amt In sight
NoN-just fer instanc. VEL p''end We
had to dig a well:
Where would you dig Amt none OF US
could even guess an ell.
But Water Witrh Just let him come win
hat queer aft q his
An when he tells you where to dig YOU
dig-f-r there II hi
h. Got that water invoiced. boys. a. "
~ was In stock.
Jus; like them Bible prophets dii that GOT
IL from a rock.
Tn way he does IL cut n .prout an hold
IL IN his hands.
Then walk along AN tsk in words nobody
understands.
Next thing YOU know that doxgone stick
goes p'intin' to tn ground.
Then Mister Witch M smiles an says
Their. water can he found
An there g. t. Say, hoys, Id he my
soul AK N 4 Turks
At h. could cross -ilarys sand an ma
4 water works'