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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-26
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arlf alien @riegsidouplaeen. SIZE beutS
ldc @cimatberbe lit fret bonn Seinbe.
limo es muB Sen enttd1ldten @egnern
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bunserlmgsplan an Ser iiesreiden
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@ein1atbcrbe audi tbat lire gflidt nnb
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5eidncte Gflege sen gertpunbeten 5u
tbeil ipiirbe, bab ols Sen beutiden
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berltanblidfeit. Sic olf llns fern benz
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pas @unber bollbradt iperben, Die
8unben unb 2eioen oieIes arieges 5u
beilen?"
@er nod feiner @ilfsseleuldaft ans
geb6rt. Ser ienbe ieinen 8eitrag our
2inberung Der &riessnptb our6 Die
9euti6en &onlulate ober sic beItebenz
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9eutlde 6otbe &reu5.
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bes 9eutihen 8ptben &reu5es in Sen
@ereinisten gtaten befinbet iid: 1923
8roabpab, 3etp 9orf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-26
2omiS Snbcr befcnnt iid idpnlois;
lutr0 bcr6Dnncrt.

2ouis Sltber befannte iib seltern
Meprgen in 6rieoensri6ter So. st.
Wsai11es' aamn1er idn1loig, Elm nn=
lanitares Sdlad)tbous gefiibrt su ba.
ben 1tnO muroe gu elmer @elofrafe
bon $40 nn6 Ben apIten Ser Ser
bmtDlung berurt6eilt.
Mie Der @ilfsmarid)om Matt 2an1f
geltern befarmt madte, lit &uber Sc,
critic, Der nad oielem l1ellet1 @eleb i'm
|Staate Soma perurt6eilt mor6en lit
- Die slnpGlte 2n1re l1no @ater
man lieBen geltern inn Nan1en 6e1
!aorn Batting Company cine 8etitior
fir cine gsellperba1olung ser Sda
oener labflage, bie @alter Sparbel
gegen 0ie @eIeaidaft angeltrenat bot
blden. Die @eleGidaft bebauptet
Dob oas g~etpeismateria( nidt mad,
1pies, Dob Bel Dem in 5rage fommen
ben ltnfaa l1nporlidtigfeit bon sci
ten Der @eflagtcn nocr oercn 9laen
ten porlie9t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-26
BeHutut6A
SO alinaton, 26. q.

@aigington, 26. Mpril.
Sir Sli,pis: l1nItetig Mittmod inns
9pnllerstag, S1al1er uno anbal=
tenb fiibl.
Sir Soma: l1nltetig Mitttpo6 ur6
9omnerstag, S6alter int Ditli6en
Gbeil Mittlpod ll1o anbaltet0
fifth.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-26
Gomntrp Gatrs ~be0tnnem Int
Mu0ufk
Sulua miro iedJsnnOadDtsis Mnsitcl-
lnnscn anf,uciicm.
Sdolt iest miro init Sen @orbereitlm=
gen begp1lte1.

SSn Soma mer0en in oielem Sabre
adtunoied5ig County Iairs abgebal-
ten merben, iuie u. u. Gorep, Ser Sc
frctar oes Smpa'er IderbalDeparte=
me11ts, geltern befal1nt mad)te.
3lpei 0ieier Mltsltelll1ngen mer0en
I'M Slrli, ncllnllnOpier5ig i'm Mllslllt
ltnb Die iibrigen int September ab9e=
baltcn merben. Sic eigentlid)e
5taats 6air miro am %. Mllelrlt be
girnen uno bis 5llm 1. September
fortoaltern.
Maditebelo Sic Srte, lit benen Sic
6airs abge6alten meroen lu1o Die Ia-
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gem gemeloet.

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Allarantane iiber bie in 6rage font
menoen @allier p%erbangte: Jrar
9aiels @eterien, 665 SDlpan Mpe.
6rau George England, 1914 @al
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|Tra1 6. S. @oncanron rnb Dorotbt
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Mdlt @eburten ,uer6em gemelbet.

Die nodfoIgelloen adt @eburts-
falle m,r6en gelterl1 benz 8urean bes
5ta6tclerfs gemeloet:
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I712 @ranb @peitlte, &itabe, IL. Mpril.
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914 Sarriion StraBe, &1tabe, "a.
Wear5.
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1920 Mor0 Marfet StraBe, &1tabe,
5. Mpril.
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1868 2ibertp s5trabe, Mdod)em, 81,
glprif.
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1872 graoD 5traBe, Wabd,en, 8.
Mpril.
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Meue 2~ln5ei9en,


100 AN~
Die tranrige Ma6ridt, baB meine gez
licbte @attin lnb So6ter, u1iere liebe
'S1neiter, Srau
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tribten 9tnterbliebenen:
gBilliam .Gmnninsba,m, @atte.
5ranf 6offmarn, @ater.
Gbtparb S. 6pffnarr,
Nidarb 8. 5uffmanr,
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ortoal,ern.
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Sairs abgefaltem meroen un0 Die %
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Corning, 81. Sali bis. 3. Mltg.
I%llollbon, IL. bis Is. Sept.
@i11tu11. 80. Sing. bis 1. Sept.
@aterlop, 8. bis is. DIT.
Gebar Sails, 16. bis %. Sept.
Sgoell, s. bis ii. slug.
@aperlD, 9. bis s. Sept.
Snoepenoence, IA. bis is. Mng.
Ml1rora, IS. bis IA. Sept.
Ilta, 8. bis IL. Mltg.
Mliion, 20. slltg. bis 1. Sept.
Manion, 90. Ml1g. bis /. Sept.
@ocflpen Gitp, 26. bis 90. ssuli.
Carroll, 10. 6is Is. Sing.
Itlal1tic, 4. bis 8. Sept.
Gipton, 80. slug. bis 1. Sept.
Malolh Gitp, IA. bis 10. Ml1g.
Maiblta, 81. bis 25. Slug.
15tramberrp 4oint, 80. Mug. Bis
Sept.
glfaoer, II. bis Is. Sept.
Wc@regor, 90. bis %. Sept.
De@itt, IL. Bis Is. Sept.
Bloomfield, 12. bis Is. Sept.
Burlington, IL. bis 10. Mltg.
@elt l1niptl, 81. bis 20. Ml,a.
CHARLES Gitp, IL. bis Is. Sept.
@ampton, 81. bis "a. Slug.
Grumpy Center, %. bis "a. Sing.
Guthrie Center, 10. big 90. Sept.
@ritt, 80. Slug. bis 1. Sept.
@lOora, 5. big s. Sept.
Wiilouri gallep, 10. bis Is. Sept.
Mol1nt Bailey, Is. bis 10. Slug.
@infielo, 5. bis 8. Sept.
Sl1mbolbt, %. bis %. Mllg.
williamsburg, %. bis "a. slltg..
Marengo, 1. bis 3. Slug.
Maql1ofeta, 5. bis s. 5ept.
geetpton, is. bis 81. Sept.
SairfielO, s. bis ii. Mltg.
Soma Gitp, 10. Bis 1S. Mug.
MorticeIlo, 81. bis 81. Slug.
Mllamoia, IA. biz 1S. Mug.
Msbat Gbeer, is. bis %. Sept.
Mgona, 5. bis s. Sept.
Councillor, %. bis 25. Slug.
@elt Hoitt, 26. bis 80. Sept.
Central Gitp, 9.sll1g. bis 2. Sept.
Wsario1L 81. bis %. slug. /
Columbus Sunction, 80. Mug. lis
!. Sept.
@od Mapios, %. Bis 25. Slug.
Gella, 26. bis %. Sept.
&booes, 26. Bis %. Sept.
Waribautotp11, ii. bis Is. Sept.
Malpern, z. bis 10. Slug.
Slqge, -. bis Is. Sing.
Snatpa, 5. bis 8. Sept.
albia, 81. big "a. Slug.
WeIt 2ibertD, 81. bis "a. Slug.
@rlton Sanction, Is. bis IL. Slug
Sutberlano, %. bis 30. Slug.
Sbeloon, 16. bis Is. slug.
Sbenan0oaB, Is. bis Is. Slug.
glarin6a, 81. Bis 20. Slug.
Jon6a, 2. bis 4. Slug.
aooca, 80. slug. Bis 1. Sept.
Maalcom, %. bis "a. Sing.
'@rinnea, 4. bis 8. Sept.
Sac Gitp, s. bis II. gllg.
Sarlart, 10. bis "a. Slug.
Orange Gitp, 13. bis Is. Sept.
Imes, 26. bis 80. Sept.
Soleoo, 19. bis %. Sept.
Neofor0, "a. Bis 90. Suli.
Wfilton, 5. Zig 8. Sept.
Gloon, 1. bis 4. Slug.
Sttumtpa, 10. bis 10. Oft.
Snoianola, IL. bis is. Sept.
Gorpoon, IL. bts Is. Sept.
Semal, 81. slug. bis 2. Sept.
Sorelt gitD, 90. Bis 25. Slug.
0ecorab, Is. bis 18. Slug.
geortbmooo, 9. Bis 90. Slug.
Clarion, s. bis II. Mug.
Siour Gitn, 1S. btS 90. Sebt.
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9sfsIer Betterberf6A

9 aoe import, %. gpril.
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8ltrdldflitts Semperatllr +. 49
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@eiI 1ie angeblih bon. 81 @au=
lie NIT brem 8eliebten oltrd)gebrannt
apar, malroe eeltern Wbeno I'M 5 Msi=
nltten nod balb II ltbr Die 19iabri-
sc meagsie Grant bon @rinelle. Sa.,
Don Noli5ilt &anOolpb in Habnbofe
Der6aftet, als Tie Den 3l1g bcrlieB.
|Sdon I'M 5lpei llbr Worgens muroe
lie pom Marid)al bon @rinelle mie=
Der nad) 0prtbin 5uriidtranspprtirt.
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@crlangt: Meiicnser Bob, Is Sabre
alt. @ad5ltfragen Bel Der @citern ltrt-
pn, 219 8rabp ctr. 2O,21,22.23t.
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Mnaet8en fur
urtettStl&te, Bertkxfe, DszixRs,

@%erlangt: 2allfiunse uab Inn in Der
office 5l arbeiten. MluB IA Sabre alt
ooer bariiber fem. Ser 9ennDfrat".
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8m ncrfanfcn: GIeftriide @al6mas
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19,1@t.
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@erlatst: 9entides D1ab9en fir
Sausarbeit. 2245 tpeitl. 8. ctr.
23,1Bt.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24
3 MILLION DECREASE
IN COTTON GINNING
mIssIssIPPrs OUTPUT DROPS
SOMETHING LIKE 100000 BALES
LAST YEAR.
Francis x. sushman,

Washington, Jan. "a. The ninth
cotton ginning report of the season,
compiled from reports of Census Bu-
reau correspondents and agents
throughout the cotton belt and issued
today, announced that 10. .766,20 bales
Of cotton counting round as half bales,
of the growth of 1915, has been gin
ned prior to January 16. That COM
pares with 14,915.S5O bales, or 1913
per cent Of the entire crop ginned
prior to January 16 last year; 1882
036 bales, or S7.1 per cent in 1913;
and 13,OSS.930 bales, or 81 per cent in
1912. The average quantity of cotton
ginned prior to January 16 in The last
ten years was 12;231.494 bales, or
95.5 per cent of the crop.
Included in the ginnlngs were 106,
996 round bales, compared with 5o,.
942 ginned prior to January 16 last
year, 96,S07 in 1918, and 1880 in 1912
Sea Island cotton included number
ed 9O,736 bales compared with 79,515
ginned prior to- January 16 last year
72.277 in 1915 and 70.75S in 1912.
Ginnings prior to January 1s by
states, with COMPARISONS for the last
three years, follows:
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24
! billy HOWE DIES
AT HIS Laurel HOME
FORMER HATrlEssuRe REsTAu-
RANTS SowNsR TO Be BURIED
,"fHgs AFTERNOON.

News of the death in Laurel yester-
day Of BILLY" Howe, for years owner
of restaurant in Hattiesburg, but
who has made his home in the Jones
county town for the last four or Ave
years, was received in Hattiesburg to-
day.
The funeral will be held in Laurel
this afternoon.
Howe was resident Of Hattiesburg
for eight or ten years, having come
here from Chicago. At one time he
was considered wealthy. He owned
the Palace Restaurant, located in the
building now owned by Deas & Duke.
He left Hattiesburg 70 20 to laurel
to operate a cafe there.
He was about As years Old, and both
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe were well known
in Hattiesbufg.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24
|AR[EDGE RESIDENCE
THREATENED BY FIRE
|MoToR TRUCKS RESPONSE SAVES
t. BBuILpING FROM
DESTRUCTION.

Only mile-a-minute speed by the
big automobile truck Of the Hatties-
burg fire department yesterday after
noon saved from destruction the res.
idence of ]. E. Arledge, at Edwards
street and Duke avenue.
Z The roof was aflame when the blaze
was discovered The alarm was turn
ed in, and Chief Potter, realizing the
danger. directed Chief Engineer Estes
to speed her. up" The pumper made
the best time it ever has made. and
reached the burning residence before
the flames had spread.
The damage resulting from the fire
amounted to between SIS and $1O0.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24
DANCER IDENTIFIED
Continued from rass one.)

Ter lived only about three months after
the marriage and the widow, with her.
ester. Nellie, went to live with an un-
Gle in Louisiana. The girls frequently
had expressed desire to go on the
stage, which their brothers objected to.
Sister Trained Nurse In Shreveport.
Sallie was next heard from as
trained nurse in hospital at Shreve-
port, while Nellie, over her brothers
wishes, went West and sang at various
places. Hospital work apparently was
displeasing to the older sister, who
shortly afterwsrd was heard from on
the stage in the West, she having
taken the stage name of Mrs. Sallie
Ray. Her present whereabouts are un-
known to relatives here.
The brothers last heard from Nellie
benson about two weeks ago. No one
here knows Updike, the benson broth
ers stating that their sister met and
married him in Chicago about two
years ago, and neither has ever been
south since.
Nellie is now "a years old. and Sallie
2s. They have two brothers here, r.
p. and j. M benson, and another
brother. A. +. benson. owner Of 4. NOV
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24
HDBT|VE !
MOMENTS ADOPTED
PASSES ON CONCURRENT
eoLuTioN or REpRgsEN-
1Arivs NoRwooD.

cEsun, Miss. jan 24.--The lower
&<@se Of the Mississippi legislature
'to1IHy adopted the concurrent resolu-
tIhn of MI. Norwood. of Pike. putting
lHfo the constitution of the state the
several Judiciary elective amend
x1ents, voted on favorably by the peo-
ple in 1914, increasing the number Of
supreme Court jpdges from three to
~ = nrQvidl8e that it sit in two d.
VII ~ ~ concurrent resolution
NJ hiIf1ied over to the Senate.
WII5f6 Il probably will be adopted to-
morrow.
When the Senate adopts the res
olution, the machinery for putting
the amendments into effect will
become operative, and it is known
that Governor Bilbo will at once
appoint three men to the Su-
,preme Court bench to serve until the
new members provided for can be
elected by the people. The bill pro,
viding that the additional judges shall
be elected next November and take
office on Jan. 1 next. was introduced
By Mr.. Norwood, but 1t was withdrawn
to have certain technical points cor
rected. At its session today he House
adopted q resolution of Mr.. Robinson,
Of Pontotoc, that committee Of five
members Of the lower body be named
/, to visit all Of the state institutions,
make Investigations. ascertain their
needs, for the benefit of the commit
tee on appropriations.
After disposing of considerable rou.
tine business today. the Senate went
INTO executive session for thirty min
utes, to consider the Govrnors ncmi.
nations. When the doors were opened
Mr.. Crawley called up the bill % ere
ate board Of law .examiners IN the
state. This bill came from the com
nittee with favorable report. but
Il was known that certain features of
Ii would be subject to attack.
Senators differed quite positively as
TO the methods Of selecting the bar
examiners, whether IN recommenda-
Z { ions of. the supfems Court, or that
: : 6{Sts Bar a Assdeiation. Senator
ui4lf W. 10 fts hSht for, and sena-
tor lsti7kbIInr against the matter Of
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24
: >>>>~~~>~>~~~>~>
= NORMAL COLLEGE NEWS. .
n &>~>~>~A~<~>.>>>< -

.
The Rev. Mr. Tins gave an inter-
esting chart lecture in the chapel last
night on the Life Of Christ" This lee
ture was Of necessity brief because Of
an appointment at Petal, Miss, at a
late hour.
New students are coming in on most
every train. and 1t is evident to even
the visitors that another dormitory
IS needed to accommodate the vast
number of applicants.
The following were the guests of
TIE Misses Robinson of the Normal
College yesterday: Mrs. Henry and
0race Noteworthy, Misses Nellie
Noteworthy, Mamie Martin and Eva
B {1aIe.
X Miss Rubye Huntley of Purvis,
Miss.. who has been out of school for
,+neXaral weeks on account of illness
1ed her work at the college to-
s 49lc WfI1 be missionary program
given q ohapel next Sunday night
}his program is expected to be, good
and everyone who is interested l11
this work is cordially invite
present. z
Mrs. A. II. owen, who has rs Il
s for several weeks ats1ier home near
the college Is convalescent now
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24

Bryant Washburn and Edna Mayo
will be seen in Despair" three-act
Essanay feature at the Gem tonight,
along with Helen Holmes railroad
drama, "A Mile Minute;" iBograph
drama, Loves Enduring Flame" in
three acts and number of comedies
Tomorrow, "Theda Bara, "The YAM
pire" in the six-act drama "Sin" a
William Fox production. On Wednes
day, Francis X. Bushman and Mar
guerite Snow. will be seen at the Gem
in "The Silent Voice. six-act Metro
drama.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24
FOR VICE PRESIDENCY
CONTINUED from Page one.)

testimony that this particular prophet
is not without honor in his own cou1,:
try. But the suggestion that the
Senator, who is fighting a battle for
America. lay aside his arms ana as
vice president lapse into the role OF
spectator probably yilif not appeal
either to himself or tQrsthe United
States at large
John Sharp Williams is needed just
where he is.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

E Resolved, that in the death of F. M.
Sheppard valuable member of Leaf
River Camp No. 2S, this camp loses
one of its best members.
Resolved, That we tender to the
bereaved family and relatives of the
deceased brother our deepest sym
pathy in this, their hour of hereave-
ment.
Resolved that Gus charter be draped
in mourning period of 30 days.
Resolved. That these resolutions be
spread on the minutes of this camp,
a copy be sent the family; copy be
furnished the Hattiesburg News for
publication. .e
George w. Wheeler.
z. M. Haynes,
w. J. Fowler,
24-lt-p Committee.
Don't forget Red Letter Day Wed.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24

c. P. Roberts left yesterday Y for
vicksburg, where be has accepted c
position with, the southefn Express
Company.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24

Mrs. z. c. Pickett, who has been
threatened with an attack of pneu-
monia, is somewhat improved today.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24
INCOME TAX LAW is
HELD CONSTITUTIONAL
United States Supreme Court Renders
- Decision, Sweeping Aside
Objections.
fBu Associated Preaa.l

Washington, D. c., Jan. "a. - The
United States Supreme Court today
upheld the constitutionality of the in
come tax law. Chief Justice White
gave the decision, in which he swept
aside all objections raised as to its
constitutionality
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24

S. r. Taxey, of Hattiesburg. was a
business visitor to Jackson on Satur-
day.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24

A. T, Woodruff returned this morn
ing from jackson, where he spent Sat-
urday and Sunday.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24

Halle Bennet, the young daughter
of Mrs. o. A. Bennett, who has been
Ill with scarlet fever at her home on
West Pine street, was reported as be-
ing greatly improved today.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24

have gone away from them to seek her
fortune on the stage, they had nothing
to say. Both were greatly grieved.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24
CARD OF THANKS.

wish to thank my friends for their
kindness during the illness and death
of my husband. q
24-1tp. Mrs. r. M. Shepherd.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24
CITY BREvrTEs
s>~>~St - ~s~>~>s~>

A. s. Bilbo, Of Canton. is visiting
relatives in Hattiesburg today.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24

,,.,on machines sold for cabs and
on easy terms. Call or telephone s.so supe
singer Machine co.-Adv.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24

workmen were killed and Is more
probably fatally injured in an expio-
sion at the plant Of the Kelker Blower
Company, here this afternoon.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24

Wesley Ames has returned from {
several days visit TO New Orleans.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24
Preston Robinson. of Mt. Olive,
spent Sunday in Hattiesburg.

Miss Emma Thornton spent the da,
in Jackson Saturday.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24

FQR REM Rooms furnished com
pletely for housekeeping. All con
venience, near depot. Mira Busch-
seen' 24-3t-p
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24
e. Sarphie. of Mccomb, spent Sun
day with his brother, Joseph Sarphie,

d. L. St.John spent Sunday with hi'
parents in Brooksville. N
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24

Edwin Arden scores success in the
perturbation of VIM. ]. Locke's FAM
GUS novel, Simon the Jester" which
is the main attraction at the Lomo
Theatre today. Simon the JESTER
is Gold Rooster" play and If it Is in
keeping with "The .Galloper" and "yia
Wireless" which have already been
shown here, it will please all without
a doubt. A two-part Tanhouser fea-
ture and novelty comedy entitled:
f"A Musical Mix-Up" complete today's
offering. Tomorrow Miss Stella Ham.
merstein, the broadway favorite. will
be featured. Wednesday one of Para
mounts most popular stars. Miss
Hazel Dawn, will be seen playing the
lead in THE Masqueraders." Miss
Dawn ranks next to Mary Pickford
and Marguerite Clark in ability and
popularity.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24

The report of the Public Library
for the week ended Saturday, as made
today by Miss Marie Oakley, the Ii
brarian, is as follows: New mem
bers. Z; Fees and fines, $1.35; books
lent. a.; magazines received, 8; mag.
azines lent 9; Daily newspapers. ,2;
persons using rest room, 80; persons
using reference books, Z. 49,
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24

The final ginning report Of the Cen
sus Bureau win be issued at 10 q. M,
Monday. March 20. and will show the
quantity of cotton ginned from the
entire crop of 1915.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24

Tom Caughman and Shelby Picket
visited near Moselle yesterday.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-01-24

Don't forget Red Letter Day Wed
nesday. .o'FerrsIl's. -. 1t