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The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1916-08-25
PROF. HUGH CRITZ
RESIGNS AS REGISTRAR
Prof. j. G.. Herbert to Assume
the Duties of the Office

With the announcement just
gwen out of the resignation OF
registrar Hugh Critz, of the A.
& M. College. and who has ac-
cepted more lucrative position
as president of Bolton College,
Tenn. the MIsslssipppi A. 4 M i.
College gives up to her neighbor
state one Of the most popular
members Of the faculty.
Prof. Critz states that it is with
much regret that he leaves Miss
lssippl. and does Sc only for H.
nancial reasons. The new Stu
alton offers a greatly increased
salary with long contract. The
change will be made on Septem-
Der lSt, when Prof. j. {. Her
bert, head of the history and
civics department will assume
the duties Of registrar.
In the meantime registrar
Crltz will continue to handle the
hundreds Of letters and applica
tlOnS for rooms for the coming
year. and reports an unprece
dented number Of requests for
Information. He predicts that
the college will open this year
with a far greater enrolment
than that of the first month OF
last session. winch was the great
est opening enrolment IN the
history of the college. \ total
of 1000 students for the 1916 II
session Is anticipated. Regis.
trations will begin on Monday
morning, September 18Th, and
the rule Of ''hrst come, first
served Will aupi" in the assign
ment of rooms. With the ex
ceptIon OF the rooms reserved by
the students who renamed
through commencement last ses-
sion, no reservation Of rooms
will be made, and unless the old
students are on the campus by
Friday night, September 22nd,
10 claim these reserved rooms
they will be assigned to ulher
applicants.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1916-08-25
WATER WORKS
WEEK CAMP PAIGN
November 12 to l8, is the
Date Set for Water Works
Week in Mississippi

According to announcements
now beng sent out. November
II to Is. is the date set for water
wosks week IN Mississippi, when
the campaign for installing
waterworks IN every farm home
will be carried to a Whlrlwlnd
finish. Indications are that
other duties Will be overshadow
ed and the whole attention of
the state focused on waterworks.
Prof. Daniel Scoates. Of A. &
M. College. who is IN charge of
the campaign has announced a
partially completed program
which will be carried out by the
organizatlons of the state.
Sunday, November y, all MN
listers in Mississippi will be ask
ed to cooperate by preaching
sermons on the subject Of sani
laliOn and a pure water supply
piped into the house as a means
to health and comfort.
In order that the farmers will
have no trouhi" in securing ma
terials. all hardware meu IN
Mississippi will be asked 70 dis
play in their show windows dur
ing the " eek the necessary out
fits for simple inexpensive sys-
TEN
State and county fairs IN ses-
sion before or during waterworks
will put on SPECIAL exhibits of
the systems designed by the az
ricultaral engineers Of the COLI
lege. There are four of these
systems from simple pitcher
pump that brings the water to a
kitchen sink fitted to a dram
pipe. to u more elaborate sys
tenn, supplying both hot and
cold water in kitchen and bath
room. Any resident Of Mississ
lppl can get plans and approx
mate costs of these systems now
by writing to the agricultural
college.
Bought at the local hardware
store, the cost of the mater lals
for putting in these systems IS
within the reach OF every farm
er ano is the lowest Of any COM
pIete waterworks yet designed. /.
A figured by the agricultural
engineering department the cost
for the first system should not
be over S1S 40; tor the second ,
S33 Is; for the third, 5000; and
for the fourth 1923 80. By the
end of the summer 1t is expect
ed that 10000 farmers Will have
put IN duplicates of these sys-
tens.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1916-08-25
Going Away Party for Mrs.
Hightower.

On Thursday afternoon Of last
I week. Mrs. Lloyd Magruder and
SsMrs. Allie Tarry entertained
Nth going away party IN hon-
kor OF Mrs. @. r. Hightower.
The lawn of Mrs. Magruder' 5
home presented an attractive
= attractive scene with palm leaves
and cut flowers. Misses Ella
Rogers Gum, Mena Biumenfeid
aud Lyn Mullen served at the
nonch bowl. Mesdames Ranck,
d Hogan, Smith, Kean. Chiffon
aaud Kirk assisted III receiving
! ,she big host of friends.
An interesting going away
\ nerformance was enjoyed. Just
@hatore the dainty ice cream was
! served little Miss Allie Bonner
1 and Juanita SuddIth brought
\ ont tin suit cases filled with
j gifts for The popular honoree.
= Mrs. Hightower's foue years
i STAY i'm Starkvllle has won for
her a host OF friends who regret
10 give her up.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1916-08-25
Receive ellborn.

Mr. and Mrs. j. Fl. WellbOrn
announce the engagement and
approaching marriage of their
daughter Annie Elizabeth, to
Hon. Joseph S Rice, the wed
ding to take place September 20,
1916, al the Methodist church.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1916-08-25
Vann-McIlwain.

A wedding which was quite
surprise to many was SOlemnlzed
Wednesday night at the resi-
dence of Rev. w. FL Harrison.
the contracting parties being
Mrs. Jennie McIlwaln aud Mr..
w. w. Vann. They were driven
to the house in an automobile by
D. E. Ralney. Mr.. Vann is an
old Confederate veteran and q
man Of business propensitles,
while the bride is a lady Of ines
tlmable character.
MIR. Dismukes of ArteSia. was
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1916-08-25
BIG BOOSTER
CHAUTAUQUA
A Attractions to Be Staged IN
Large Tent on the Public
School Grounds

rhe business men OF STARK
! y,ile and community nave ar
! ranged for a grand mobilization
of the communities lnduStrlat,
educational and social forces III
bio booster chautauqua to be
held the 18th, 14th and 10Th OF
] September. This is not to be d
street carnival or cheap show
1 hut a series of entertainments
healthful. wholesome, instructive
land etevating to everyone who
attends.
The first day Is to be Good
] Roads Day, to winch Gov. BIloo'
Hon. Cliff William. of Meridian
and other noted speakers have
q been invited to address the as
: sembly.
The second day is the Ladies
Day for addresses on suffrage,
.Atemperance, etc. A strong pro.
gram is being provided for this
q occasion.
q Tie third day Is designated
s Educational and Health Day. DR..
sLealher or Valley together with
! Supt. Smith and others Will be
sk,resent and deliver addresses.
s. These morning programs Will
8all be free. and the entire com
u nluuity Is invited to attend and
Sbring dInuer as the afternoon
Twill be devoted to the chautauqua
Afeatures presented by the Rad
slffe people of Washington. ID.
~C. TIE opening day attractions
Will be presented by Ellsworth
gPlumstead aud the lmperSonator
land the mysterious Meibourns.
In MIR, PlumStead you will teel
syourself to be in the presence OF
almost the funniest character you
have known from the silly bare
! foot boy to Uncle Ezra singing
Nbass- IN the church choir. The
MilhOurns will delight the Chill
= dren and entertain their parents.
}. The other days grow III their
:. cumulative interest and value.
]. The attractions WILL be staged IN
q large tent 80 by 100 feet. locat-
an the public school campes,
srid will seat between SIX or
] seven hundred people. THIS will
be the only big attraction here
J thus year. The A, & M, College
) band will furnish tire music.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1916-08-25

MIR. Dlsmukes of Artesia. was
here Tuesday.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1916-08-25
Notice to Teachers.

Examinations will be held for
white teachers on the following
dates: Sept. 1st and 2nd, 10Th
and 10th. For colored teachers
Sept. 9Th and 9th and 22nd and
.23rd, 1916.
G. E. ScroggiE,
Go. Supt.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1916-08-25

for the News.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1916-08-25

Mr.. Harry Alston who recent
ly purchased the beautiful home
formerly occupied BY Mr.. Ohio
McIlwain moved there Monday
evening.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1916-08-25
Dead.

MIR. James Thompson residing
near Longview dieo Monday
evening after an illness OF d
week. having been operated on
for appendicitis. He was a tine
young man and his death Is d
sad blow to the community IN
which he resided. He is surviv-
ed by a sister whom he lived
with previous to his demise.
The remains were inferred IN
New Hope cemetery Wednesday.
Mrs. J. l.. Martin and Mise
Roy taill returned from Mobile
Monday evening where they had
been visiting IN the home OF
the formers sou, Mr.. Robert
Martin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-28
FOR SALE

81 ,S00-4-room frame bath me
shade and fruit trees, North lalev-
cuth street, fine location.
81. 000-G-room bungalow hardwood,
floors, huilt-m features, good loca-
ton, northwest section.
Rehabilitation frame, modern
glassed-in sleeping porch, cellar
good outbuildings, fine shade ane
fruit trees, lot f00X142i Fourth
ward.
$500 -5-room, modern BUNGALOW
stueco finish, lot so by 200, gooc
shade, garage, West Central avenue
81, 6O0--5-room frame, bath, etc. ID
Highlands, close In very easy
terms.
Many other bargains in improved
and untmproved property.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-08-28
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-24
JENNINGS WILL REACH
DALLAS ON FEB. 10th
LETTER TO BOB SEAY SAYS HE
WILL STOP OVER THERE
TO PLAY GOLF.
This Means the Squad OF Young I'll.
gers Will Reach Here During
the Last Week of Next
Month.

Attention is called to the fact
that the coming of the Detroit Ii
gers is now not more than thirty
days off by a letter from Manager
Jennings to Bob Seay of Dallas,
which says Jennings will arrive in
Dallas about February Goth for a
brief stay before coming on to Wax
ahachie with his youngsters to be-
gin their spring training. Jennings
expects to spend day or two play
ing golf on the Dallas links before
the squad of youngsters arrives
here.
In the meantime the park direc-
tors have their hands ull getting
the park in shape, but Ground Keep
er Haisman, exercising the right OF
a new conner, has prophesied not
less than five days of clear wethcr
for this week, which would mean
almost the completion of the park.
With grounds in good playing con-
dition it would be an easy matter
to arrange for the grand stand and
fencing. A large number of teams
are busy hauling sod for the ball
grounds. This sod is cut about four
inches thick and is being placed on
the ground in layers of that thick
ness. When filled in and planted
to rye the sod will equal bermuda
sod in early spring time. 1t Will
not take many days to bring the
grass out green.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-24

End most effective way is through
personal work. Let the people OF
Waxahachie begin now to make
mention OF the summer normal to
their teacher friends and invite them
to come to waxahachie. Put your
self out to tell them of the wonder
full advantages a normal held M n
first class university has over the
rormals held in the high schools
Tell them of the entertainment that
the people of the city prepares for
visitors during normal weeks. tell
them that We want them and their
friends.
III the plans of the normal mnaage-
r1ent mature the normal will be
greatly enlarged upon in the way of
useful instruction for teachers.
10th young and old. II is said that
new departures for normal work
may be introduced which will make
the normal of interest to old and
| we'll trained teachers as we'll as TO
the struggling young teacher who
is striving to maintain a certificate.
The belief Is growing that a teach
er who desires to follow teaching
| as profession should and must
make the most OF the opportunity
to better qualify himself for the
work, and there is no better way
than to profit by the experiences of
| persons older in the profession.
Some of the best educators OF Texas
will be asked to address the normal
during the term.
Mr.. Gable said it was his purpose
to bring the normal to the atten-
tion of every teacher in Kaufman
| county and make a personal appeal
| to them to come to Trinity. Mr.
Jackson of Navarro county and Mr..
Rogers of Hill county made the
| same promise. 1t is also barely
possible that special representatives
| OF the normal will be sent out from
time to time to talk normal to the
teachers.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-24

clear. a., Grcenyilie. clear, ~, LIB
erty. cool. cloudy Robstown. cool T.
Winnsboro. clear. Tyler. clear. as.
Roscoe. clear. Taylor. clear. az.
Palestine. clear. 4s: san Antonio,
oelear. &C. Del Rio. clear. -. sber-
man, cloudy, -. Luling. clear.
warm. Rockdale. clear, cool. Paris,
clear. 40 brentwood. clear, cool
Lockhart, clear. cool; Vernon. clear
cool. Beaumont clear. 30. Waco.
clear. - Wichita Fails. part
cloudy. as
ONLAHoHA-Generally clear.
cool. Oklahoma city, clear. IS; Al
tus. clear. 81, Muskogee, part
cloudy. IS
LOUISIANA - Shreveport, Gear,
43; New Orleans. part cloudy. g..
ARKANSAS ~ Teyarkana. clear,
Az Fort smith. clear. 81; Little
Rock. clear, Al
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-24
COUNTY JUDGES MEET
PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED
MEETING WILL BE HELD IN
WAXAHACHIE FEBRUARY
TENTH AND ELEVENTH.
Interesting Topics viii BE Discussed
With Better Roads Featured
Throughout the
Program.

County Commissioner c. ID. Smith
of Dallas, secretary of the Texas
County Judges and Commissioners
association, on Saturday gave out the
program for the semi-annual con-
vcntion of this association, which
will be held in Waxahachie February
10 and II. The program calls for
some very interesting papers and
talks on subjects of greatest impor-
lance to county judges and commits
sioners, and is so arranged that IL
will close at 2 time when the visi-
tors can make train connections in
all directions without delay.
At this meeting the subject of in
sane in the county jails will be dis
eussed. This subject promises to
become an interesting one in this
and other circles. The program is
is follows:
Thursday. Feb. 10. 10 a. m:
Call to order and registration OF
members and visitors.
Address OF welcome on part of
members of association, Judge w
NJ. Tidwell. Ellis county.
Address of welcome on part of
citizens OF Ellis county. Judge o. e.
Dunlap. Ellis county.
Response on part Of members OF
association. Judge George y. Den
ton. McLennan county: Commission
err ]. T. Miller. Dallas.
Noon intermission.
p. m:
Automobile ride. road inspection
and trip 10 county farm and. weather
permitting, trip TO Palmer. Ennis
and return 10 waxahaehie.
Banquet AZ Hotel Rogers, with
niussic by band
Friday. $50 a. m:
Are the Probate Laws AdeQuats'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-24
REVIVAL IN THE W|A-0NE
CAMPAIGN STARTS MARCH rs

The revival meeting at the Meth
odist church as a part of the win
One Campaign" to be conducted SIM
ultaneously in Texas and Oklahoma
during March and April will begin
on Sunday, March &c. 1t has not
been determined just how long the
revival will run, but the campaign
will close on Easter sunday. April %.
Rev. w. B. Andrews. pastor OF the
church. has been corresponding for
some time in an effort 10 arrange
with some evangelist who could come
here ON the date he had selected Tor
the meeting to begin, March 20. he
was finally able TO secufe Rev. II. C..
and o. F. Pugh. the
latter an eyangelistic singer who IS
widely known throughout the coun-
Try Rev. Haudenschleld and Nc.
Pugh have held meetings in many OF
the larger cities OF the country and
have a reputation for successful re-
viyals Rev. Andrews feels conf
dent that il the members of his con
eregation give the evangelists their
hearty support a great meeting is as
sured.
Local ARRANGEMENTS for the meet
ing will be started in few days
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-24

and his children and show them
consideration above everything else
In the world. The man whose head
is flat on top. fiat and almost even
with his ears in the back and mar
row and foroshortened on the front.
whose lips are thin. whose eyes are
cold, will not make good hus-
band In any sense OF the word, ao-
cording to kibbv. The longer the
mans jaw bone. the greater hts
capacity for affection. according TO
Kibhy. All these things are az APP
plicable to woman as to men, In the
experts opinion.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-24
CRIMINAL DOCKET IS
SET DOWN FOR TRIAL
NUMBER OF IMPORTANT CASES
MAY RE TRIED At THIS
TERN OF COURT.
Johnny Johnson Murder Case l. Set
For February . and Powers
Cases Set for February
~ and ri.

1t is heavy and important
docket that faces Judge Hawkins
in district court for February. lie
Will take up the criminal docket on
January 81. and hope is entertain
ed that a number of the cases may
be disposed of. The cases have
been set down as follows:
]. II. A. Powers. murder. Feb
ruary IA.
]. r. A. Powers. murder, Feb
ruary IA.
Stacey Powers, murder. Febru-
airy q.
Stacey Powers. murder. Febru.
airy p.
Jess Mcknight. selling whiskey
February 81.
Charley Douglas. theft. February
II.
Della Fields, theft from person
February II.
A. j. Crawford. embezzelment
February II.
Pearl Childers, burglary. Febru
airy Ia.
Johnnie Johnson, murder, Febru
airy 3,
Johnnie Johnson, bigamy, Feb
ruary 3.
Ben Williams. burglary of per
son, February 10.
Ernest Lang, murder, Februar!
10.
Sanford Clark, robbery, Febru
airy Z.
Claude Rollins. robbery, Febru
airy Z.
Gertrude Benton, robbery. Febru
airy Z.
Euin Bate, perjury, February Z
Vernon McCauley, assault to muir
der, February Z.
John Binkley, assault to murder
February Z.
M. f. Williams, embezzlement
February 2s
Ream Bryant, F. and p, Febru
airy g.
w. A. Changers, P. c. c., Febru
airy 81
o. E. Maris. F. d. of NJ. p, Feb
ruary 81
Robert Chesney, burglary. Janu
airy 81.
Joe Peschal. keeping gaming ia
BILE, January 81.
w. B. Lowell, burglary. Febru
airy /.
Will Boyd, F. and p, January 81
Kid Mcfarland, robbery, Janu
airy 81.
Geo. Carpenter, robbery, Janu
airy 81.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-24

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CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. "a
To all daughters of Eve who have
leap year intentions, the vocational
guide and well known bachelor Will
liam J. Kibby, today offers advice
concerning the habits. Characters
tics and dispositions Of various sorts
OF men, which Is intended 10 help
the girls win their hearts desires
without suffering rebuff In the pro-
cess. A good deal of what Kibby
says is based upon phrcnology. A
man who has thin. straight lips is
branded as cold blooded. stony
hearted creature upon whom the
dearest girls appeal would have no
effect. This sort OF man will do his
own proposing. run his own we'd
ding and rule his household: and
he'll 90 IL more with his head than
his heart. But IL the man OF your
choice has full. well-formed lips.
Kibby says you may depend upon
his capacity for and inclination TO.
love He also IL susceptible to the
right sort OF feminine approach.
Kibby says the way TO tell whether
the one you love. loves you. IS by
the coloring OF the under lip when
he is with you. Every human emo
tion gives some physical demonstra-
ton when il is aroused The evil
dence that love has been aroused
lis given by the deep erimsoning OF
the under lip. IL his under lip is
perpetually pale when he Is with
you. he doesn't love you. II he is
crimson and YOU want him. grab
him quick: he won't run. A man
with a broad. square. massive fore
head is 2 good business man; he
can plan ahead. has good business
judgment. II the crown o. his
head is high and round he IL ALSO
lutely conscientious. too: and II the
back OF his head is well rounded
out he will love his home. his wife
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-24

n Not. Suggested Amendments
Thereto. . JUDGE J. A. KinF. SAackel-
ford county: Judge T. p. Temple.
Parker county: judge cucnten u
Corlcy, Dallas county.
General discussion.
Are Narrow-Tifcd Wagons the
Cause OF Great Repair Bills foi the
Public Roads," Judge s. T. Dove
Frio county: Judge G. W Fryer.
Frecstone county; Commissioners f.
NJ. Cory. Frio county; aud followed
by general discussion.
as 1t Advisable for Small Coun-
ties to Employ n County Agricultu-
raj Agent2 II SO. How Cen We best
Reach and Convince tho Farmer
That II Should BE Done9" Judge
Jesse VI. Brown. Tarrant county:
Commissioner James VI. Chapman.
Ellis county.
General Discussion.
1880 y. m:
Relation Of the County Auditor
to the County and Commissioners
Court. Is the Best Interest of the
County Subservcd by Having a
County AUDITOR" Judge r. r.
Owens. Navarro county; Auditor
Charles Gross. Dallas county; Audi
ter c. r. Spnlding. Ellis county:
Commissioned A. T. Raper. Collin
county.
"How Can the Best Results BE
Obtained From Road Overseeers and
How to Get Faithfully and Profita-
bic the Five Days Time Road Hands
| Are Subject To Road Duty" Judge
G. W. Keeling. Camp county: Judge
J. r. Smith, stephens county, Judge
j. T. Ranspot. Palo Pinto county
! Commissioner Charles Roberts
| Limestone county.
General discussion of condition OF
insane in county iais.
Report of committee on consti-
tuition and bylaws, Judge Thomas
l.. Beauehamp. Lamar county.
| Election OF officers, selection OF
next place of meeting. new business
unfinished businesses and adjourn
nent.