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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-20
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r.rn 2rFTNe ctR.
EEEE s. 500 +.oa
E Dees
roEHI-7r C1U3s
EeS szEE-s E.oTs Fastner5 lie sbts
N18 it, ecH Vl saI slHelE or as &
vuoa Epsl de sala. amply to &. n
EGAFiE, y West street n-ll-W
EoR ~ALE S,n le comb Wtite Leph EGGS
Fox HAIChlAG G f5su thor. . shbF d Jtck.
ppN IS Market Street nlb.%
TOR sAJE--Au,ious Janior. bav male HORSE.
Bugsy. GarE Harness + sale at l, A.
I3H>S1N an be sea a. Easiport 81 hes
~ ST. Ave Sytars I'D, y isnt, soe , ds
Ssh; II arst class con :tIon. m4-m
LeOR SAFE To close an estete 81 Oom HOUSE
Il lRWtrZ 81 Gl1ta~r Bidg Baiu more % AZ
$50 West 81, 1t f5f
EN3R SAIE-A cut.uader Morning CARRIAGE.
highls col shed se ulne lestfeT Sesf. padlro
ash board side lamps Appsy . CAPITAL e e
-s0R SALE MORTGAGE NOTES N tablets
0f s. Aonlv ai ~sursl ofbCe s2rf
LNOR SAIE--A good drivins and saddle HORSE
vii seii cheap Apps CAPITAL OH1ce
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A. THEODORE BRADY,
DANIEL r. RANDALL.
Trustees.
Notice to Creditors.
Trustees

The creditors Of Henry f. B. Pardee.
deceased, are hereby notified to Gle
their claims. properly probAted. with
he Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Anne Arundel County within thirty
days from the 7th day Of sprii. 1916.
A. THEODORE BRADY.
DANIEL R. RANDALL,
Trustees.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-20

Notice somebody giving advice on
how To become public speaker to
young man who modestly admits that
he las ideas in chunks ami q great
fow Of words in his mind,bu is tongue
tied in the presence Of an audience
30 matter what anybody else says,
that's natures sign to quit talking
and 90 10 saving wood. Don't ignore
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-20
FOR SALE

MOTION PICTURE BUSINESS IN
ANNAP0LIS-is now on q good paying
basis. and will sell cheap to a quick
purchaser Address
FRANCIS II. GALLOWAY.
mIe Nv Attornew ct Iase.
RsVitasle puildiaz Bgltinsre nd
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-20
FOR SALE--$2,5OO.

A O. Room HOUSE. with bsth. reception
halleud bali porch ali rooms GA nrst ns1r :
aog water beat gas aud electric light be
iwellihg ia attached to plate Etase front
Store, With cellar or basement t@uAadl
under Store. Tie property coull be rente
to different Ter sRts "a advantage ali lsTt-
vate anu leading "a main street Nise yard
with cement drive Wny, fsn also triFe IN
8Eid ouf af basement. Coed upiEhh"rh ted-
Wamid make z good stAHt f.fr grocery
store You ca8unt refuse this bargain wlen
aEBspelia ~, fissf
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HAyTEn
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

,vo-aea $50 for 1istributi-e 1oo FREE stei
Wear Proof UarHing cotton with hosiery
y0rr section. tNrrfte' q unfo csSarF.
ternatioaaI NiHa. peBt. 'eo, Norristtown.r,
vt ~1nV %
-aIE N-l -h alas rdr I
S-fte.a.ssiip frac Write The rolco Mfr
House EuN q Ashury Park \. J. miSl
Reliable Man or Woman wanted in cact
town. steady WORK urfil Junc 1st Lib
erl Pay Win Gsporrtgiar.ity ria.y t. ro, gft perwss
drcrs IEAaIlLTOS & co. Ene., Dept---39
Atlantic avenue. boston Mass mis-
fr-itv Scn3 today for free rarticul9ry
CLAW Merchandiee- CO., lipgel Bldg, l,l
more Md. mo- 81
WANTED IT. FENT FuR- I-HrD Yer
~ Ma l5h @ Juns Is Furuis 'sd II u
arths. .vai Araremy send swer II
- q 50 597, Auna"o 5 sd ~
w aNTfD-oeee.a' slect PuPU $ for Vi lin
w harmon heel. rers or edvan>ed p bef
'hod moderate terms. Address 9
fa7. Annapolis Stml7
{UsNTFD syvou0c rrarrieA counla two Fl n
w ~ H. n 70 M IN = d.sirshle location
Tighf hon .s.keepiuv by hurii iSr ~ dar0 corVtr
'ences. Stateterms. Address Z Box 197 ~
polls. m7
A GENrs-Fin- new n-oo,sitjer relting ",
particulars free. Tidd-HilI Co, Trenton n
WANTED Young MrN rs Pail cav ~.
~ Gle tra $500 rrfNrth Sem ia
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-20

Esteemed correspondent remarks
mat The comma that nearly put a
full stop to the Osborne trial. eelips-
81 the hyphen for short period
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-20

Baltimore. city is se.fsh. to the last
gree and would not care il the bal
ance Of the State went to destruction
as. long as the city gets w-ha. she con.
aiIors 20 De Tor her interests Any
coenty man who votes for either ct
the pending annexation bills. votes
against the interests OF every county
d the state. and should either biU
pass. she result will be a final Cetrl-
ment 10 the interests Of every county
ing contiguous to the city We hope
o see the bills fail.
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PUBLIC SALE
% F.
VACANT LOTS,
On g street beginning at Duke Of 'ilou4
cester street, between Conduit ana
Green streets. formerly the site OF
the Old City Hotel. Annapolis, nd.

Under authority from the owners.
the undersigned win sell in their en-
tirety at Public Auction at the Court
House Door. on
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WILLIAM n. MOSS. Auctioneer.
PU BLIC S A L E
q T.
LOT And DWELLING,
No. 80 johnson Place. in the City OF
Annapolis, Mary land.

Under and by virtue of power Of
sale contained in a mortgage from An
tonic Flores tano and Josephine For
estano. his wife. dated June 21 1919
aud recorded among the Lan# Records
of Anne Arundel county, IN Liber g
W. No l01. folio sc. he undersigned.
as assignee OF said MORTGAGE. viii cdCr
for sale by public auction at the Court
House door in the City Of Annapolis
Maryland, on
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Wednesday, March %, 1916


the property described in said mort
gage. namely:
A lot or lots Of ground. fronting 27
feet, more or less, on johnson Street
otherwise known as Johnson Place, in
the City uT Annapolis, Marylsnd. With
a depth thercfrom of S. feet, more or
less. ami beng improved by a compar-
atively new and comfortable
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE.
DESIGNATED as street number 90 John
son Place. Furtber particulars may
be had of tie undersiGued)
Terms of Sale A deposit of $500
will he required of the purchaser at
the time of the sale and balance Of the
purchase money, with interest thereon
at the rate of six per centum per
annum, to be paid in cash upon the rat
ifcaticn of the sale and delivery of
deed.
RIDGELY p MELVIN,
f25td Assignee
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GREAT
NOVELTY SALE!


Jatlhg decided to reduce our Stock
Of Jcwelry, Watches, Rings, Lava
liers, Bracelets. Scarf Pins, &c.,
We are going TO give our custo-
mers nj home the benefit OF this
Great Novelty Sales instead Of
shipping our goods TO the deaiers
in Balto. as we have been doing.
GRASP THIS OPPORTUNITY.
| Lot Of 64 Fountain Pens of the well
known makes of Parker, Luckey,
Curve, Waterman, and numerous
other makes, viii 90 at the amaz-
ing low price of 81. and $l.25.
! Hamilton Watch, 21 jewels, adjusted
the very thing for the railroad
men. sells for $4,000, will go at
Sl3.9G.
4 Solid Gold Watches. Elgin. and Wal
than movements, viii go at
elO.gJ a piece.
1 lot of 26 Watches. all in first class
condition, crth 81, S5 and $6,will
SO at Sl.S5 a Iiece.
1 Solid Gold Watch, worth s4s.OO, will
go at S25.75.
4 solid Cold Chains, worth IS and SO
viii go at Si.Sj a piece.
Gillette Safety Razors, value s. and
$3.50, viii 90 at $40 and S3.25.
We are also Offering few Kodaks,
Opera Glasses, Guns. Drawing
Sets and some novelties in silver
ware III great reductions.
OSCAR SHACKS
DEPARTHENT STORE
YouT Bargain Store
30 and 37i2 West ST. Annapolis. Md.
Phona is6-m
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-tlt1ttutrftgliss', llEi.Lf..lIfll itsttli

DON'T wait until you must regret thai
sou di3 as tave your teeth 3te1 H
time. step .n 8ov for Bu sga@IuA.'Cu
aud make arrangements for bavme .1.
necessary WORK lone rig method of
both treatment and e1*rz ctioD f.
painless thus eliminatiDg the dread
Fnlinss 5ae. and up Grown sna
bridge Nork . spcelai,y, DrnisI pa,
'ors sre open Thursdays, Thugsdaye aub
Saturdays, rbOHs 75s-al-
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v. REl. [LEGIRIG R. R.
Mln.llrY TERNINALS.

sAlf HourIy Service @orotng sud
Evening between AnuaaeAa- tsat-
tiIaore snf Wwaht Eten- NHeAs
fuyton f.ssst1lEcrs shaAEe st
NaFaI Academy JuAtuel3
YH.s aapauafia wrs, At steHaa
IS 5tasss 50 6eg 610 a7so s. So se
~ 9s sSeA E#g0 d5.23. s340,
1oQ k n EdsU t.12 Z 81
Leave Sarsi Aeadeay Gsre 10 miuates
earlier Etate t5oCs station. stia'iSa
81 ans College ave. seven 4i nin-
UteH earlier.
LEAvE BALTTWORE.
a26 x7ss $50 go lo3a. ll.ta, q
l2HS S5 4to oG ~ t.sS
x5u5 635 d.3a i.So. eaa u.Sa. T. ~
4U trains receive or discharge pas
gs.rF Ell icHai points between AZ
nspola aus Naval Academy Junction
and Al LiuthicuW on siKAaA
XFAvE wAsuINuToN.
500 s4s suS saOS. IotH. lIHa A. n.
fznS Id3 20S sos $50 s405, $50
5ua 6u5 7.o5, a-05. llo3, r. u,
1905 A. II
xnsiIy exceut sunday.
dConneets az Odenion with e B z.
and Bf Annapolis Junction with ne
lt g. Os T. j
sConuects AZ 0ientou with z. r. r.
oLocal Aupsgolis 20 baltimore
For tickets sna information apply
at our city uck~ Offices VI est
Street station State House Station,
College Avenue sud Rlsleu stree g
CarNeI Hail GsrvlaHd Hotel 4,
Keut Green R.s'se' efase > j.
ror oi1ors Dii3shipu ta ETC., con
nRrteb .rIfA the Naval Academy.
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E,0R RENr-FUPNSHED Il nUSE. Conduit
Street. Bed Eoon1s. Ba p, Fu mace Gas mo
Coal Raunes: atse yard an Eafd-n. Price
CHAS + LEE. TeleohOne COS IN mat
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-20

Zeal asserted once a year for q wor-
Thy purpose IS commendable. but the
zeal that viii not conGHe itself to
priug activities is more to be desired
The various civic forces which have
been welded together in the spring
c.oauup organization, should work to
accomplish the creation Of public con-
cieuee. a feeling among the whole
oople oi individual responsibility for
he condition of streets and sidewalks
and alleys; hatred OF the fly and the
osquito and, therefore, of the unclean
rubbish IN which they breedia hostn-
.,y toward the misdTected use of the
tin can ana the brickbat ana the bro
l,cn h0st'e.a wholesome enmity for the
litter that fills some Of our thorough
fares. II this could he done, If every
lay could be turned into a cleanup
lay hy common consent, Annapolis
would truly become a pleasant, health
ful town to live in
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A GENTS-Fin4 new o~opositjar relting "
n g. 2 each sale: fat and eaeilt mae rs
particulars free Tiddail Co, Trenton. n
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-20

E,OR RENT Ruum HOUSE 10 good con
dfion. at & germantown J. acre 81 land, 7rc
stale ieud Rest sl2.00 CHRS. +. -
hUrCh Lyrcle J4it
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fErhWTFO Evvouvc married counia two 2 R
w ~ HID ROOM IN q. sirahle location
Tighf hon ps-krepfuu by hpYi iS-. ~ dar0 cor Vtr
iencas. State terms. Address Il Box s97 a. 2
polls. nl7
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-20

f,0P RENT -FURNIsHFD HOUSE, No 2
Naryiand Avenue near main gate Naval
Aca 'cmv. tor une week and summer Ap0h
f Westc IT. t23-m
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rooms. pa Nv and barh lstrore stove u
good repair Rent SD 90 AsDly next door
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-20

w aNTFD-oeve, az s -lsct PUPU S Tor vi lin
~ harmon heal' ners or edvau,ed Pc boz
- thod moderate terms Address L r. 2
fa7. AnnaDots- 81 tm7
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-20

tRTANvFD Te FFVT Fr7P I-HrD ~,
~ Ma 1871 Juas Is b Fnruis "a II U
81 ART the q avail Araremv send swer ID
:" g 81 597, Arnano- sd 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-20

7va-1eo SEQ for 1isfribu#H 1no free slci
Wear Proof darHing cotton with hasier'
vasr section tNuerieH q uu7. acsSary. 7
ternatio4aI 'IiIfe, Dept. .e0. Norrisfown.p
fnar1Stonl v1
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WANTED YOUNG NrN rs Pail cav 49,.
~ Clerks S7tf0 -orth Sanlrlr eX-wir
iiou on seans free Franklin institute, Dent Il
n. f6c ester Ny ms ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-20

E7,AR PENTHOUSE s-Po rs with elec'ri
light wster on Z u ApolY . 8 Ch-s'e
Ave eas.uurt Pho a. ST. mic IN
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1916-03-20

AF0NrY rt roANOT FIRST no TIC CFe,
IA cutrs ef.f tr~reUsv an~tv - Ns IN,S. >
G 1Dtr. attorney. % Sclsoo' Street. Anu -.
Ma ns-Us
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TOR SAIE--A good dr1vins and saddle HORSE
vii SCI cheap Appls Capital OElce
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-04

don't believe the fairies did it, after
all think it was because you were
always so good to me and never fret
ted about your lame leg or found
fault with your lot that everything
came out all right for you"
at may be mother" said Tom; "but
| either dreamed it all or it really did
happen; anyway, all good things
come from good, and have always
thought the fairies were good and the
goblins, too, even though some peo-
pie have said there were bad fairies
and bad goblins, too"
Maybe the ones who think they
are bad find them So said Toms
mother "and those who think good
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-04
Nautilus Club Meets.

The Nautilus Club was prettiIy en-
tertained Saturday afternoon by Mrs.
John stockton at her home on Bay
street. The long living room was dec
Grated with baskets of cut flowers and
the program rendered follows: "The
Pageant, Its History and Develop
ment in America, written by Mrs. P
L. CASTOR and read by Mrs. w. B
Glover; unique Theatres in America"
Mrs. Joseph o. Rea; Roll Call, "The
Play Remember Best"
After the business session and the
program hot plate luncheon was
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-04
EldeIis Class.

The Fidelis Glass of the Main Street
Baptist Church. met recently with Miss
Annie Dee Denham at the home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J X. Denham
on Miller street. Owing to the abb
sence of the president, the vice-pres1-
dent, Miss ellen Thompson, presided.
The principal features of the business
session was the appointing Of com
mittees for the month which are as
follows: Membership, Miss Ellen
Thompson. chairman, Annie Dee Dem
ham and Maurine Ates; social Miss
Rita Bennett, chairman, Carrie Ben
nett, Jessie Belle Thompson, sNd Tru-
gen Beard the eyangelistic Commit
tee, Annie Clara Lane, Irma Bennett
Mamie Thompson and Winnie Ben
nett The special work decided on
was the framing of the Lords Prayer
for the class room and the presenting
of a Christmas present, bath robe,
TO an invalid and needy girl. The
committee appointed to look after the
framing of the picture is composed oi
Misses Mamie Cotton, Trugen Beard
and Florence Hickman, and the com
Imittee to select the bath robe con
sists of Mamie Thompson, Edna
Jones and Anna Clara Lane. After
1.-The lengthy business session a socia'
Ihour was enjoyed, during which
Isalad course was served by the host
less, assisted by Misses Hazel Batol
and Kate Denham. Those present be
sides the members Of the class wer'
lMessrs. Geo. Nelson Bennett. Ernes
hHurkett. Guy E. Matheson, D, Pressle
Snow and Fred Schroeder
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-04

things about the fairies and goblins
see good things; anyway, it makes
us happier to think good than evil"
q know it does,p said Tom, #
have always thmought that way, and
now know there are no bad fairies
or goblins; they are all good ones.'
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-04
Miss Marie Dickson Hostess to
Sowania Club.

9NNNatieA O'~Ns
A delightful meeting Of the Sowania
Club was held Saturday afternoons
the Robinson Inn with Miss Marie
Dickson as hostess. Large yellow
chrysanthemums decorated the recep-
ton rooms and a salad course was
served.
Miss Annie Cook who has been
serving as presidentrfor the past few
months during the absence Of Miss
Marie Rowan, resigned and the place
will be filled by Miss Rowan. Miss
myrtle, Byrd was received as a new
member. Some timewas spent in the
discussion of the sale of Red Cross
Seals and committees for the selling
sbf same were appointed.
Miss Jane Fuller was leader Of, the
program on "Shakespeare's Comedies
and Miss Annie Cook read paper or
t'Discussion of.As You Like IT, Read
dngs from GAS You Like It" were rem
dered by Misses Marie Rowan, Jane
Fuller, Agnes Haney, and Rutf
Thrash.
/ Guests besides the club members
were Mrs. H. E. Allen, Mrs. J. w
Davidson, Mrs. Dickson, Misses Anne
lila Thompson and Susie Fuller. Tn
members in attendance We're Misse
Annie Cook, Jane Fuller, Agnes Ha
ney, Mary Hightower Elise Montgom
cry, Marie and Nell Rowan, Mar
I'sloan, Camille and Ruth Thrash an
Myrtle Byrd.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-04
, 20 ' 100 NA~~NNN<N~N
SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
Tuesday, peeember Elfth.

--- \ ~
afternoon S15 o'clock: A. A Hardy Street School will
nave musical at the school Nlst a
afternoon $3.50 o'clock TIA of Main will meet at the
school a., 49, = @
& h0ar 8 Wednesday, December .
Afternoon 2S0 o'clock: Progressive Bridge Club hostess Mrs
e, G. Russell at the Robinson Inn a
Afternoons O'Clock: Womans Club hostess Mrs w r. Be-.
thea, at her home, 61S Bay a
Afternoon O'Clock: Wednesday Mrs Stephen,
Burr and Mrs Smith home of the latter on Newman
street 49, q
sa Thursday December Seventh .
Morning 10 o'clock: Monin Mrs In. a
he Smith Mrs Charles M Wrloughby sophronia Hde
and Miss Sarah Tomlnon at tn Jackon
a
Afternoon 2SO o'clock; Fortnighy Bridge Club
j. W. Davidson the Robinson Inn ess .
S4 Saturday, December .
Afternoon 2SO o'clock; Miss Ethel give a recital
re the Hutcheson Music Club College street
VI Afternoon, 3 o'clock: Historical Club
Mrs ]. Monroe Smith at her home street .
A%% %<%%%A%% = ~% = y . = = . . .
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-04
NEGRO KILLS LuM5ERMAN;
ESCAPES; POSSES, ON TRAIL

Z vicksburg. Miss, Dec. 4-Posses /
were searching the woods near Holly
Bluff, in the delta, along Suntower
river north of here, Saturday night,
for Joseph Stephens, vicksburg me-
gro, who killed Tom Allen, a white
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-04

timber camp foreman, also of yicks-
burg. stephens was camp hostleri
and when reprimanded by Allen, he
drew pistol; killed the foreman and
escaped. Allen was 80 years old and
Unmarried. ss
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-04
CHURCH
AND BENEVOLENT
SOCIETIES

The Woman's Benefit Association
OF the Maccabees will meet this even
ing at 1880 o'clock at the W.O. W.
Hall on Main street for regular re-
view. Members are urged to attend.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-04

N. D., as the mother, when Miss Annie
May Mcdonald, made her home here.
The little fellow arrived on Nov. 23rd.
D. w. Holmes, student at the Uni
versity Of Mississippi who spent
Thanksgiving in Jackson, where he
went tc-see the football game between
"Ole Miss" and Mississippi College,
was the guest Saturday and Sunday
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. B.
Holmes on Hemphill street.
Galaxy Club With Mrs. T. S. jackson
One of the pleasant events of Satur
day was the meeting of the Galaxy
Club which was held with Mrs. T. S
jackson at her home on Main street
iFhe reception hall and living room
were bright with cut Flowers and ferns
and salad course with coffee ant
fruit. cake was enjoyed at the con
lGlusion of the program, the hostess
being assisted in serving by Mrs. WI
LEY Jackson, who was the only guest.
Al program on Neyin was led b,
Mrs. Gilbert Gilman who substitutes
for Mrs. Andrew Mac. Jones. Rol
call was answered with Musical Cur
rent Events, and paper on "Nevin'
Lifep was read by Mrs. Alex. 7. Ms
Curdie. Two piano solos, from Nevir
I"Gondolier" and Goodnight" wer
rendered by Mrs. Gilman, and MIS-
Wiley Jackson gave the piano sole
"Water Nymph," by Nevin. The con
'versation, "What Women Have Don
in Music" which concluded the pre-
gram, proved most interesting.
Two recent brides, Mrs. Gabe {
Hawkins and Mrs. ]. Claud Fields hay
been welcomed into the club.
Those present were Mesdames 4
H. Carroll, Wiley Jackson, Dunca
Matheson, F. F. simmons, Alex, T. M
Curdie, Andrew Mac. Jones, Gilbe'
Gilman, t. S. Jackson, James Haye
and ]. A. Fohey.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-04

served in the dining room at large
able and two small tables, the large
table being laid with dainty Gre
tonne luncheon set and ornamented
with crystal candlesticks with beaded
shades and autumn flowers which
were arranged in basket in the
center.
Mrs. M. L. Harper, Mrs. Henry Tur'
ner and Mrs. James Leekinzy, Of st,
Louis, who is visiting Mrs. Joseph O.
Rea, we're guests and the members
present in addition to Mrs. Rea were
Mesdames Floyd Ames, M. S. Hagerty
~, J. Haney. A. y. Hays, H. T. Noun
ger, and M. l.. Thompson, Jr.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-04

%NFT Nolan Lightsey Of Laurel is
<4Ntng few days with her parents,
sNfrSahd Mrs. owen Reedy on Walnut
letreef' ~ 3' Fly Ha' ~
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-04

Friends in this city will be inter
ested in THE announcement Of the
oirth Of little son to Mr.. and Mrs.
lsmmet b. Van slyke of Sioux Falls,
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-04

The Historical Club Of the U. D. O..
will meet Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Monroe
smith, 1O1I Adalines street. Members
whoiintend to be present are requested
Ia notify the hostess.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-04
Bedtime Stories.
For Little Folks


Poor Tom was a peasant boy who
lived all alone with his motherf un-
der hill in little cottage. The
cottage contained only two rooms
a bedroom and kitchen-and Tom
had to Sleep in the barn with the
COW.
Poor Tom he was called by the peo-
pie of the village because he was
lame, and besides that he was very
poor indeed.
The only way Tom and his mother
had of getting living was from the
milk they sold and the little garden
by the house in which they grew
vegetables.
But one year the rain did not fall
when it was needed and the garden
dried up and the vegetables did not
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-04

Mrs. Frank D. Lander, Jr, with
her little daughter, Gertrude Olsen,
left this morning for Canton to visit
her mother, Mrs. Christian Olsen. n
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-04

Mrs. T. NJ. Lewis, Of Clinton, was
the weekend guest Of Aer son-in.law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z.
Lewis OH Main street,
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-04

T. A. of Main Street School
NV let Tuesday afternoon at $3.50
s~s:f6ck in the domestic science room
lof the school, A question of much
Importance will be discussed, SO all
members are urged to be present
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-04

Mrs. Fred C. Covert and four chill
dren have returned to their home in
Meridian after spending Thanksgiving
and the weekend with her brother-ln-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. d. b.
Holmes on Hemphill street
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-04

Miss Marie Rowan has returned
from Athens, o., where she spent the,
summer and fall with relatives.
.
Miss Ruby Mutt, of Enterprise, spent
the weekend with Miss Sadie Russell
ION River Avenue.
-
Mrs. L. M. Perkins and children left
this morning for their home in Bates
VILE, after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. B. Holmes on Hemphill street.
Miss Ethel Powe will give a recital
Saturday at Yher studio on College
street at 2:3O o'clock before the mem
bers of the Hutcheson Music Club.
The Hattiesburg news., 1916-12-04

The meeting this week of the Re-
view Club which was planned for to-
morrow has been postponed until
Tuesday of next week when Mrs
Charles Ehlers will be hostess.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-12-21
RUSSIA REJECTS PEACE
PROPOSAL OF TEUTONS
Considers German Proposal Fresh
Proof Of Weakness and Hypo-
critical Act.

London. Dec 1S,-A dispatch to Reu.
ter's Telegram company from Petro.
grad says: The Duma has unanimous
ly passed resolution against the &C.
ceptance Of the German peace propo-
sails. after spirited speech by the
minister OF foreign affairs.
The tex: OF the resolution, as re-
ceived here, follows:
THE Duma, having heard the state
ment by the minister of foreign at.
fairs, unanimously favors categori-
cal refusal by the Allied government
to enter. under present conditions, into
any peace negotiations whatever.
ut considers that the German pro-
posals are nothing more than fresh
proof OF the weakness OF the enemy
and hypocrltieai act from which the
enemy expects no real success, but by
which II seeks to throw upon others
the responsibility for the war and for
what happened during 1t, and to excul.
pate itself before public opinion in
Germany.