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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
31r lcttcn &ngc.

Die Seiietltna bon Mar 6rieoerid
Hoblff muroe aeiterll Nadmittag Inn
5ipei ll6r ppn Srallerbaule, geo.
17O6 Mfain Strabe, aus allf Sem
4sine Sill SriebGofe began9en. @err
Spbannes &rpegcr iprad IN bcrppr=
ragelloer @eiie I'M Sral,erbaltie mic
alld) am 8rabe. Die gbretbabrtl1d)=
trigger lparer: @err @lr. @ogt,
Claus Meicr, Grnit Sims, Sod)inl
Mlele, Sobannes @aaen mrl0 Ibeo-
oore Sdiitt. Die aftipen 8abrtlld,=
trigger maren Die nad)itebenoen &ill=
Der beg 9abingeidlicoencn: SsSobn, Mi=
d)aro, Sltgo, Mlfrco, 9ern1an Goblfi
lllo 6ran @iniam @aller uto Srall
3. S. @iele.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
staotratbs=Ye rbanpInn9en
(Sprtlebung bon Der 3. Gcite.)

itclfllna 5llr gntseanabme ouer Sener<
Mlarmc, nid)t lpdtcr ais arn 10. Wai
1916 crfplgcn ipa. 9ieIc Citation loI
OILS Grud : Stattpn $40. 2 geiiibrt
iperpen.
@e9l.: @ltgn Woeller, gtobtz glerf.
gelt.: S. @crDolb, Mapor.
@cIdlpllcn bonn Stantratb Ser Gtabt
9ubenpprt, baB bas SeuerzGpmmittee,
Der Seller : G6ef nnb ber ginfaufsz
sl9cnt mltbprilirt perben, Insebote
fir bie grnellerlln9 ser Ga9er Ser
Gentral : Seler : Citation uno BEG
Scler : 6altIes $50. Z ein5uforbern,
BON pelde1 Mn9cboten cine Iuslpabl
gennaht llllb Sic 9dhcr CUR grnele=
rllns al1seprbnct merben ipacn.
8egl.: @ugp Moeler, Staote glerf.
gef.:s S. 8eripalb, MlaDor. !.
Ypli5ei n,tb 2iscnie,t,
Mlb. @oI6 legte Sic Gpli5ei : 9ez
partmcnt 3aglIiite i'm 8etra9e bon
S2.07S.Os ppr} nnb sic 9oli5eiz unb
Sener Nfarrn 3obdtIte in &obe bon
Ss78. 70, 2salinn ailf %ieiael, Mi,frag sinltrSe
biciefbc Sltfr MltsSaG1unS a~1i9efDic1en.
Mlb. @oIG legte hpr nnb perlas bic
fpl9enbe 9elplutipn, fpeld]e aufs5einen
Nlltraa dn9enpnilrratet1s iparbe: ~ #
8eldlpIen bpm Staotratb Ser Stabt
9upenport, babc bas 4plisei Z GpmS
%n1ittee, Der 8oli5ei6 G6ef 1u,S Der
Gintolfs : N9ent an9etpielen lcicn,
elm Iutpnlpbil fir s 8aHagiere aus
sl4pablen BON bercitg cr6alteneit Ins
%gebptcn, sltm 9reile bon nitbt iiber Elm
talIcnb (S1,00O.00 2ollars. 9teIe
9aelpliltip1 gibt sen pbigen Itaotilden
@camten bpIlc Il1tnritdt gum git1fauf
8eIf.': s. 8eripalD, MaDpr.
8egl..:: Sl1ap WoeIler, Stabtsglerf.
Scffcntlides 2idt.
! @lb. Gaben %prdlentirte eiuen 9iinltts
! gen 8eridt auf Die Getition Ser Il. sc
Mpberts Company fir Elm eleftrildcs
2iGt an ser SeheraI unb Gipits Ctr.
nno auf leinen Intrag lpurbe Der gez
ridt genebmigt.
gus. Goben lestc Dor unb berIas bit
fpl9cnbe Meiolutiprt, ipelde ouf lei1er
I11trag ange,1onmten ipurbe:
Seldlphen bpm Staotratb Der Stao.
Gubenpprt, BOB Der Stabt : gleftrifel
~in1trllirt lei, Die fpl9enben Straber
uNrc" 2ampen" in1talliren git lalIen;
Scrieb Mibse Noab, 500 SUP norb=
lid bon Ser 2pcult StraBe.
&abes uno 9l1blldilc Strube.
Scoeral llnb gipiB gtraBe.
SIN Ser meItli6en 9ritten StraBc
so SUB Ditlid bon Ben God Sslanf
8abngeleilen.
Set: S. gerfpalb. MoDor.
@e9l.: @ugp Mpeller, gtaotzglerf
@rnnoiiife mnb @cbiinbe.
Nlb. Scbrina le9tc sic Grl1nbe llnl
@ebaiubes 3ablli1tc ppr I'M 8etrase bon
$S3.52 nnb $40, ipel6c sur Iusz
3abll1ng a~ngeipielen iuuroen.
Gortlebung fulgt.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
Gr,uin Macdel in Scr &uac Scs Scr
5ugs in Slafcipcarc's Ser
&amfmamn ppm @cncbia".

Gruin Naedel, Ser SoGn bon
aler Naedel bon ser befallntel1 bic
lisen M'alartifel= Tirrna, ipielte Sic
@alptrolle oes &er5ogs bon geneoig
IN Dem fiir5lid) bonn lluiperiitp Iro=
matte Glub inn gnglert Sbeater 5l1
Sonia gitp auf~gefiibrten Ser &olf=
mann bon Geneoig" bon @iliam
'Sbafelpeare. 9as Stiid mllroe 10
poraiigIidle aufgefiibrt, BOB ser &lub
lid entidloB, oemndd)t pieoer ein-
nal ein arobes 1ruma, bieies Meal
BON Srieorid Sdiler, sur Mltffiib=
rltl1g gela1gen SIT lailen. Manent=
li6 SEER ataedel gefiel al,sge5eiduet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
aapitanc mcrOcn fit Sic s125,000=
Sa1npagnc fir eiu ncltes Stub
gebalbc fiir sen 2cuo=a=5ano
Stub" crnartt.

Sic oreibig &apitane, Sic Sen 500
Gallten l1no Mdod)en Dor
7teGen lueroell, bamit Sic S125,009=
&~anpagne fir ein neltes &lltbgebdlt=
De fiir Sen 2eno=a=Smto Gll1b" err
folgreid, ourdgefiibrt miro, mltr0en
eaIterl1 Mittag bei elmer entbulioIti=
lden Gerlammlung i'm Commercial
Gllth ernanat:
gllgene @alib, Setter Ser Iipiliolr
q. Captains: Gable Son Maur,
5eam No. i; 2oltis Is; 3eslrmaab,
Iein1 go. 2; 6. 9. Soil Seam 9so.
3; @illiam Gohln1al1ll, 5eam go. a;
y. 6. @cefs, Seom &c., 5.
George @bite, 2eiter Ser Chiffon
9. Captains: 5. s. @alter, Sean1
9eo. 6; George :. .Ieiner, Seam sfo.
Z; Eolll SohnIton, Seom go. s; 9.
Ha6el1, Sealn 93o. 9; Sl1lills
SdGniot. Seam go. 10.
Charles $. Milion, Setter Ser Il
pilion 8. Captains: 9. @. @2c=
anopn, Seam 9fo. H.; 9. ~. STARTS,
Seam No. -; Sioae Getersberger,
Ieam go. 13; ). 3. @bue1ir, Seanl
go. IA uno g. 5. Gemple, Seanl
go. Is.
Jralt @enrp Miott6eo, 2eiterin ser
Ilpiiion 2. in ser Iralrenahtbeilluts.
Captains: Iralt 5. 5. 6~lan;gall,
Seam No. 16; 6rau :. 5. @aligalt,
Sean geo. II; Sri. @elen Seiffert,
Seam No. 1S; Iralt @arl Gpliner,
Seom go. 10; Irau $. 6. @eefs,
Seam geo. 90.
Iralt 5. u. @ol,ab, Seiterilt ser
2ipiiion 6. Captains: 6ral 6. 9.
Cart, Seam 9to. 81; 6ralt Carl gif)=
ter Seam 9so. %; 6ralt 6. 6. 60
berts, Seam go. %; Srau Oscar 6.
Stabc. Seam 9so. 81 l1l1o Sralt 8.
S. Daggp, Seant go. %.
Sri. @llloa u. SalrIicn. 2eiterir
Der Gipilion s., beltcbe1o aus Mit=
%alieoern oes 2euo=a=@ano Clubs. ~
Captains: Irl.9oleta Canton, Ieanl
go. SO; Sri. Clara 2leiden, Sean1
NO. q; sri. Warp Neff, Ieam SEQ.
IS; Sri. Mia5ie 5bermank Seam go.
80.
Seoer &npitan iltd)t iid iett nel1l1
Mrbeiter flir feline Mal1nidoft aus
looaB insgelammt $50 9amerl llnS
eben iooiele Serren aftip an Ser SAINT
paglle NIT Sen 500 2eno=a-@ano sea.
oels 5uiammeuarbeiten. Moutaq
Mben0, Sen %. Mfoi, miro Damn i'm
glafbamf Sotel bie &umpag1le fei=
erlid oltrf Elm groBes @anfett croft
net. 3lpeifellps miro Oiele &agne
eilen gcllol 10 groben grfolg al,f5lt.
'ipeilen 1abet, wie "ieiner5eit sic
I$125,OOO IN Sebn Sagen ct. 2l1fe's
Soipital= m
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
WQrum Ole 5rauen weOer DeS
Stimmre6ts 6e0drfen, nod
0aS(e(6e @Q6eG woQen.
Tran Senrp Yreiton @bite ooa
Bolton miro gesen Snfrasetten=
betue9urg ipreden.
Sober Gapenportcr ipatc iid) nit lei
ncr Jamilie sit Ocm @prtras
cinftnoen.

v@arlm sic Srallen meber oes
Stimmredts beoiirfer, nod 0asIel6e
baben molen", miro Srau Senrp
9relton @bite bon 8piton, Maiia=
duietts, cine Ser befannteite1 inter
n~ationalen (nti=Srffragetten, bel1te
Mbeno INN a6t l1br Ben 3aoenpor=
tern, ibren 6ral,ett, sobnen uno
5Dhtern I'M groBen auoitorillm Des
Zines" -@ebGlroes al1seinanber5uie=
Ten perilld]el1. Sralt @bite lit sWit=
glieo Ser Maliaduletts Mnti Suff=
rage 9lfipciation uno lprid)t n1ter Den
4uipi5ien bieier, 1pie al,d) Ser Soma
Iiiociation Sppoieo to @on1an S1lff=
rage lno Ser Gapenport Miiociation
Sppoieo to @on1an Suffrage, ullo lit
cine Ser befamteiterl, padenoIten
Heonerilmen Ser Gerelnigten Staa=
ten.
Sn felielnber @eiie miro Iral1
@bite Sen bieliaen giirgern uno if
rem SSral1en Observation-Disclosures Der
iltden, mas Die gflid)ten Ser Srall
lino, nno DaB elm Stinmred)t, lpelln
BEN Sro1en gelpdbrt, bon abiolut fei=
nerlei @ert) iiir oieielben lein Mir
Sc. Ser Nlab Ser Irau lit 5lt @altie,
i'm areiie ibrer 6omilie. Sic Sral1
|iom iid Ser gr5ieblng ibrer ainoer
mibmen, BEN ibausliden Srieoen BE-
mabren ltno oas Salts 10 idmuf fiir
Sen Mann, Sen grndbrcr Ser Sami=
lie, balten, mie lie es lrllr irgenomie
bermag. @oloe gintrad)t, iiiBer 6rie=
De, fam nie in einem Sal1le herr=
iden, in bem Ser Marm Ser einet
ul1b Sic Sralt Ser anberen Gartei an
gebort. Cine Irall farrl fein Stinlm-
rebt haber, obne BOB lie iif Ser Ell
nen ooer Ser moeret politiiden 4ar-
tel anihliebt. Serner, lpas periteb1
cine Irau Don golitif, mos oeriteb1
cine SrQl1 bon elmer @inillbrlteue,
ulp. 2 Tralten bcfleioen gerufe ln>
erfiiaen 0ie ibnen al1ferlegtat Gflidf
ten iii gelp%iliel1bafter @eiie. gil
Strait lit Der &anleraD oes Mannes
lie lit ieilter ebel1biirtig, aber III
tcnnt iid lelber bas idpnade Sc
ldledt. Cine 6rau miro INNER Sc;
tISGnses beniirftig altgeieben, Elm.
5ralt miro INNER nit 3noorfommel,
, belt bebalt0elt, Ser Mat1t tritt jeoer
5eit por Ser Sralt Suriief ltrlo mad
] Der Iralt, Ser Ml1tter, ~e6rerbieti!
: Glat. @enn es mtoers mare, i
miiroen mobl SIT %allererlt Sic Snffra
aetten bie Sadie uSboding" filroe1
@as lpare Elm @alts oblte SSralt2 81
/; idaltet unb maltet, tire bier @Gno
ii1lo ibr &onisreid, Oas ibr aetort
, III Oenen lie regiert. Gott erIdl1f 81
: 6ralt sur 8efabrti1t 0es Wal1nes, SIT
Welttter leiner ltno ibrer &inoer INT
: 1nterI tellte iie ieinem Sdllse, oarltn
I fort NIT oen 6rallenltimmredt, 81
6rar gebort ms @einn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
gftien scr ncltcm Irmurp" lueroen
uie 1eifes Srut u%erfanft.
gdon Jest iino S23,425 in Nftieu
alligenpmmen moroen.

Srotoeth bie aampagne crit menis
&c Gage alt lit, lultroen bisber ifon
9lftien Ser Gaoenport Nrtillerp SOLO
ing Company sum getrage bon S23,=
425 altfgenomnerL mie sic Arlnorp=
9eg6roe ge1tern 6ei enter geriamm,
lung I'M Commercial Club befannt
nlad]te. Sisber ba6en Is 3apenpor-
ter 9lftielt gefaltft. 8ie berlal1tet,
Itelen cine Gei6c BON anoeren Ga=
%penportert ldou megen Slnfaufs bon
Nftien nit Ser ge3oroe iu Ger6ins
0u1lq.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
Observation-Disclosures.

1ie n%ad}ltebenoen @al1erlaltbniB=
ldeine ipl,rben gelterl1 erlpirft:
Mo. 1924 2iuie Mpe. - Sir IS.
q. Nepton. 8altll1ternebnler: Sssl1=
lilts Sob & Company. Cine Garage
altm &oltenanidlag Don $4,000.
No. 525 @elt 3. StraBe. 81
9entbiimer nno @al1lu1terl1ebmer: $.
6. 9fob electric Company. Mnball
sum &pitenaniblag bon 500.
goo. 24t9 @rano Mpe. = Sin
Garle Gone. gal,ltnternebmer: $.
8. Glarf. Observation-Disclosures Sad)-
aeba1oe sum- &oltenanidlag bon
100000.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
}Mie bic bulgarif6e

@ie bic bnlgari9e
3eitung uM5 SIT" aus Jiinftirden
me!bet, fat Der 9ufar 5tepban Ga=
bns pe5 Dprt;gen 8. 9pnbsbbuin1enz
regiments 0sn 9aupttreffeg Ter sctss
oertiertea 9ppoibefenlole in ber !65ge
BON 100000 &ronen %geippnnen. Sd
Dos, Der 3l 8eginn oe5 Rrieaes aus
Mmertfu Deimgetebrt mar, no er feline
Tarnilie suriidlieB, plrbe, fnapp be-
Dor er onf Den &riegsidouplaB OBJ
riiden pollte, baprn DeritdnPiet, boB
er ben 9aupttreffer gena9t habe. Gr
er3ielt einen biertdsisen urlauo CUR
Grlebisune feiner Nnselesenpeitcn
unh TT bereits BEL ieiner Marf9fbmz
pasnie tpieber eingeriia:.
Sic @nglaspertnnen,
oeren Wpbegetppba3s!!su ,1sa mani
DIES burb ben &rieg 81 eroulhen hat=
ten, tperben BON eiaem llsllst, fir Die
5riibjabrsmpbe beIpnbers bcbeutfuz
men 8erbpte bebrpbt. Mie Die .@a,!n
Meips" berihtet, beabfi9tist he eng
lii6e &esierung, Die ginfiiDrung pvn
Sebern musldnbiIder 9Dsel su Dstb..,,-
ten, neil oieie Ginfubr rlroqal!, i41=
niiB lei unb u. !Sinblid mlf b.. Gs,,y
Der 3eit { lnsr!piini9te g,riNpss.=
bung tine. Sur G~ioervain.u
DiirlGl aad} Gaglai;o gebanbelt tpesr
ZEN. A~lIerpiass tit lallll nnouaejs
men, bob bic lsBtere @rleiGterIll9
ben @59mera Der englif9en Wtobeoaz
ulet au ltnberl1 bermaa.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
Gs lei hier nnchn1oIs Soro11i

alfmerfiam eemaht, oab Ser Gri-
Gitp Greb Club am Mittpoh, Den
IL. Mai, eillen gortragsabeno i'm
@llrtis Spernbans peranitaltet. 0te
nambafte amerifaniihe Sdriftiteue-
rim Coma Serber, @erfaiierin prdh-
tiger geopellen, miro eil1en 8ortrag
baIte1, Ser altBeroroentlid interei.
iant 5u merben beripridt. Cine grp-
BE @etbeiligung bes YltbIifltms oarf
er1partet speroen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
(Gingciambt.

Glitter unierer 2eIcr, SEER SerrD
s. &uid, 9eo. 1929 @eit ?. straBe,
ltellte Der Geoaftion bon Ser Iemo=
frat" oas lladlltebeuoe @eoid)t sun
Gerfii9ung:
@eltn iy Sobn gl1n in ENGLAND NOR
SD milBte, mas il mad)t':
Sd ltelte. 1lelle 3reaouongbts fer,
6ornpabreno Gag uno Aladt.
limo lpelm id) lopiel Stiffe 6adtt,
@ie Stern on @intrnel lteA'n,
=: Conn lpiiroe Midel ldpon - i9
nett -
Sic af1griffslltlt berseG'n. >:
@ena iA Sobn glll III gt1elaao
mar,
Slit i] nod feline Glrb';
Sd %riiltete ell NieIenbeer
Dit Iiciengeloern SIT.
Gent ga5' ih Sabel, Spieb, @etpebr
llto 8olnben in oie Sallo;
=: &dln' Mid)e[ Damn altd} iiber's
Meer
SspllHI CT pod) lltd)f ali 5 Salo r.:
@elm id} So6n @ltl ingltglano mar,
gerlt6igt NOR ih nid)t;
@eil Oiidel MIDI Don pben fer
Gann nod, per 9ltftlhiff friegt!
Srl1m nablne idl 1neil1 lestes 8elo
llro pltnlpte mir nodl mebr,
>: 1afiir bout i) ein GanSer5elt
gan5 iiber ENGLAND fer. ::
sSenn ld} Spbn 9ltQ III England NOR,
Srot allem mdre idl
1tld)t lidIer, Oh bon lmten Der
9fid Wid]el nod beldlidy'.
9rum beetle ih Sen 9ooen ldynea
3eGn Weter NIT 3crnent
=: Sen er BOD mobl atf oue ISaQ'
9tlelnals ourffried)en fonnt'. J.:
llno luelm id1 10 Surd 0lott' uuo
Seer,
3emert lu1o 9al5er5elt
|2ano=, Init uno maileriider par',
@ie feiller allf Ser @elt;
Cam l1ad) 10 pieler Aotb mo Meiib'
@angt id) MIDI altf. Gem iebt:
&ei1 Mcnld lpeib, Oh nidyt irgenomie
Wiir 0iid)el oob mas tb1t! /.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
Sur elm @eiratGse

@abreno bes geitrigen Cages mur=
be in oem g1treal, Beg Glerf5 oe5
Scott Gorultp 9e5irfsgerid}ts MIR elm
ein5iger @eiratbserlallbnibidein err
lpirft, nnb Slpar mid Sri. Stella sc.
Sbeltor BON Gaoeltport gertie s. &C.
Claire ebenfaQs BON Ganenport Die
9ano sum- @lllloe fiir5 9eben reiden.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13
StaotoGerGaapt nuS Scr 1taStiidc
Snacnicltr pun Tprt SpSgc
iucilcu in Saucnpprt.

9iiraermeiiter 6. $. 6oro uro Ser
ltaotil6e Sneeniel,r &epnolos Don
Sort Googe, SSa., meilten geltern alti
genld in Davenport. Sic inipisir,
ten sic Straben, Sic bier in ser LETT
ten 3eit atsgebei1crt 1p1rDen. slnl
Mberlo rei1tcn tie micoer nad Sort
Dodge allriid.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-13

= Nud Sic 3eit. ba Sic gunbesre@
9terlng Eripaten Sdyiffe als &ilfs@
frell5er obtalft. ideint ipieoerfebreu 5ll
tppllen. 8, hu fr0blide, o. pu Iclise.
&linst es nidt mie gpott uno
9pbn, lpen Der merifanii1e General
Gbregpn lugt: v@e ore ipatdfullp
tpaitilg for Developments"
- Sic &ercinbarung NIT Ierifo
bot Sen grn6en GorSus. BOB belize 5ei@
ten Iagen fonlen: v@ir baben ge@
Sbreaon berlanst nur, baB Sic
amerifanild)en Srlppen aus Werifo
6ltrild9eSo9eu iperoen, aber er ltellt feiu
llltimatllm.
9us lit nett bon bielem Serrn -
ganbiter, nidt pnbr2
Sem llltimatlm ;. Man fonnte es
i'm ~gan5cnSanbe b6ren. tpie Dem Germ
8illon Elm Steiu bonn @er5en iiel.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-03-10
Lent Here With Forty Days East.

The many dances, dinners, teas and
other forms of entertainment during
| the social season, made the past win
| ter one of the gayest in number OF
years, for the social calendar each
week was Overlooking, which showed
that society was on pleasure bent and
continued to be engulfed in its fes-
tivities until the quiet, peaceful and
restful days of Lent, and / am sure
a hearty welcome will be given these,
for the season has been an unusually
long one
Ash Wednesday ushered in the Lent
on period and the forty days proceed
ing Easter, recognized and observed
by all the Catholic and Episcopal
churches of Christendom In the
churches of these faiths in Hatties-
burg the important religious require
ments imposed on all the faithful will
be carried out.
Ash Wednesday had its origin in.
The Catholic church and has an hon
pred place in the customs of that
church In the early ages of the church
sh Wednesday rituals terminated with
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-03-10
NO GRAND PRIZE
FOR FIELD DAY
PERRY COUNTY TEACHERS END
QUARREL BY ELM MATING
THE CAUSE

4, New Augusta Miss, March 10
complete program for Field Day wa:
adopted at the last meeting of The
| Perry County Teachers Association
For the last three months the asso
citation has been in a wrangle over g
| system that would give the country
schools an equal chance with the city
| schools. AS the teachers were unable
| to agree, and because there was al
eady so much ill-feeling over the grand
Prize, it was decided that for this
year there would be 10 grand prize
and the silver cup Will remain in Rich
ton until next year, by which time
the association hopes to have settle
the question satisfactory to all.
Field day program will be divided
into three parts.
Music and expression contest
Thursday evening. March %.
Indoor program-Friday morning.
March "a A..
Athletic y'ontest--Fr Friday afternoon
March ~.
The music program will depart from
the usual style OF contests in that
each student will be required to NAV
the same number and will be divided
according to grades in music and not
age OF student.
The indoor program will consist of
contests in spelling, sight-reading.
arithmetic agriculture and compost
ton.
Athletic contest classes VIII lie di-
'lded according TO weights and The
usual athletic feats will tc contested
for.
IL Is believed by the teachers that
this viii be the fairest contest ever
held in this county No prizes are to
be given other than ribbons.
biue riDbons, as first prize, will
count three points: red ribbon. as
-econd, will count two noints: yellow4
'ibbon as third, will count one Doint
The banks of the county and a few |
Individuals have standing medals of
cred and no change was made with
hem. They will be given as request
q. Children who won in last years
ontest are not eligible for the same
rize this year, and a regular atten-
ance of four school months is re- /
uired for entrance to any feat.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-03-10
Pretty Party In Florida
For Mrs. Herref1.

Mrs. Albert Herren is having quite
"a delightful visit in Pensacola, Fla.
as the guest of her sister Mrs. Charles
Driver former Hattiesburg matron
Mr.. and Mrs. E. /. Fissil of Redwood
o.. who will be remembered in this
city as the guests of Mrs. Herren
and Mrs. Driver are also guests in
the Driver home. The following from
the Pensacola News tells of a lovely
courtesy extended Mrs Herren:
"The past weekend was very gay
indeed with private and public enter
tanning contributing to the pleasure
of practically every circle. One of the
prettiest courtesies of the entire week
was the bridge and five hundred
party which Mrs Frank L. Mayes
gave for mrs. Albert Herren. of Hat
tiesburg. Mississippi who is visiting
Mrs. Charles Driver.
The Maves home on East Cevantes
street was very lovely with spring
like decorations of yellow jessamine in
one room and azalea blossoms in Amer
lean beauty color in the other. After
he games an ice course was served"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-03-10

a penitential procession but this prac
tice now has become obsolete.
Lent is binding to all the faithful
who are q years old and over unless
they are excused for some good cause
or are dispensed from it. One full
meal daily only is allowed, Sunday
excepted. but light meal is permitted.
The church exenpts from fasting all
those under 81 years, the sick and
weak, women nursing children, and
those engaged in hard labor Milk,
butter, eggs and cheese are permis-
sible every day in Lent and in the
one may take tea, coffee or
thin chocolate, with bread thinly cut
The gospel for Lent holds all the in
for the Holy season. Christ's
fasting and prayer in the desert is
the first Sundays lesson. Heaven is
the topic for the second: on the third,
the unhappy state of sin will be de-
scribed and on the fourth Sunday Holy
Communion Passion Sunday, Palm
Sunday and Easter Sunday, when the
fast comes to close, each have their
treat lessons to disclose to the faith
'ul.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-03-10
QUESTION COX.

Dear Sir-Kindly INFORM me i
| there has ever been a change made
in the calendar. Did the week evel
start on any other day except Sun
day? If there has been change
in what way? A SUBSCRIBE.
There have been two important
changes in the calendar. The first
i'll 40 B. c., decreed by julius Caesar
instituted the Julian calendar, provid
ing for three years of $50 days each
to be followed by year OF 500 DAYS
and establishing lengths of the months
as now. This remained in force until
1882, when Pope Gregory XIII estab.
llshed the Gregorian calendar, effect
i've October OF that year, which drop.
ped ten days, accumulated by the fact
that the Julian year was too long by
II minutes and IA seconds. 1t fixed
the present method of establishing
leap year.
This calendar was not introduced
into England or her colonies until the
passage of the calendar amendment
act in 1851. by which time an addition
al day had been accumulated. The act
dccreed that September 8, 1871, should
become September IA, and that New
Year should begin on January /, 1.5a.
instead of on March %. Russia and
Greece never adopted the Gregorian
calendar, and hence there is now a
difference OF thirteen days in their cal
endar from that of other countries.
So far as We can ascertain there has
been no change in considering Sunday
as the first day of the week. 1t was
as the Christian Sabbath
by Constantine in 321 A. D.
Dear Sir-Won't you kindly give me
q recipe for making good chocolate
caramels? Mrs. C. x
Two cups white sugar, two squares
chocolate, two-thirds cup milk, one
-hlrd cup corn syrup, one tablespoon
butter. Beat this well for five minutes
before putting on the fire. Let it boil /
Until it makes a soft ball in cold |
water. Do not stir while it is boiling. |
When done add One teaspOonful van |
lla, one-quarter teaspoonful salt. one
tablespoonful butter, and beat until :
'reamy. Pour into buttered tins and |
'hen cold mark off in blocks.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-03-10
Study Club With Mrs.
CIdud Bennett.

Mrs. Claud Bennett was hostess of
an interesting meeting of the Study
CUB entertaining Thursday afternoon
at the Woman's College The recep-
ton rooms were lovely with bright
yellow flowers and white narcissi.
thus carrying out the club flowers.
yellow and white
A current event was the answer 10
roll call and Miss Emily Jones. Miss
Matte Houston and Mrs. G. G. Hurst
were leaders of the following discus
sions Economic and Social State
QS651S69) The New Spirit Of '76
Growth and Development (1SSO-1S97
The business session followed the
program during which the year book
committee for 1916-1917 was appoint
ed. 1t is composed of Mrs J. Sgd Con
ner, Miss Kate Brewn and Mrs. G.
NJ. McWilliams. Mrs. John T. Conner
was appointed as a director on the
public library and Miss Alba Duke
and Mrs John T. Conner were appoint
ed as delegates to the second dis
triot meeting Of the NJ. F. w c. which
will be held in Laurel, March 20
A delicious salad course was en-
iOyed. Mrs James Ward, of Ellisville |
and Mrs. McVay, mother of the host !
ess, shared the pleasures of the meet /
ng with the members, who were Mes !
lanes j. sgd Conner, A. " HAYS, E. !
B. Lokey, G. M. McWilliams, T. B. |
Wright, G. G. Hurst, Howard Gillian. |
i. II. Wilson, Misses Alba Duke, Kate !
Brown and Bette Conner.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-03-10
EATONVitLE NEWS.


Most of the farmers are now plant
ing large fields of sugar cane
The tennis game at Mrs. Ed. Ed.
munsons Saturday was an interesting
one.
Mr.. j. T. Montgomery was sudden
| ly called to Louin, Miss, because OF
1.-THE illness of his little infant daugh-
ter
! The friends of Miss Jennie Hamil-
ton are sorry that she was compelled
to give up her work as first assistant
in the school, on account of serious
illness.
Two of the community's beloved sis
tiers, Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Herring,
aged IS and IS years, were laid to
rest this week at Providence.
The school patrons had an interest
ing meeting last Saturday. looking into
matters concerning building a new
school. They agat5 on a special 1evee
and are now considering plans, on
which to build.
The good roads car passed through
yesterday, loaded with the supervis-
ors, supposedly looking out the route
for 'sDixie Highway"
Mr.. J. NJ. Baylis' little grand daugh-
ter, Ernestine, is visiting him this
week.
Mrs. Geo. Mixons sister is visit
ng her for few weeks.