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&ooftutlt og 9agbes.

5 @aar ofientliggior0es baaoe
ct grep ira Sol. Rooieoelt til Den
progressive 9ationalfomite % ct
Telegram ira aano. Sllgbes til
famine aonlite. 5pilfe bier, at De
70 i~remitaaenoe 9lanO oil itaa Jam.
men / Sen begpaote rationale 9alg-
famp. RooieoeIt ~ifri0er bl. a.: 81
Ter NIT Sfen me0er ltoniinationen
a 9ug6es De 9etingeIier, Jon itil-
leoes al zen progressive Ratioaal-
foaite i Sanilar. % ioH ie5 bar
.@itiilet Sci 6etra9ter @fr.
8u95es iom ea 9tano. 5ois Of
ientlige 8eforo er @arauti for, at
ban life alene bill itna Tor ct Bro.
gram al pirfelig Amerifanisme
iar SaIget, men iom r~eiolut %
900 Gro pil 9ennemisre Oct. Der.
|iom ban bliper palgt." d 9ligbes
tiger bl. a. OIL 9iooiepelt: Ri ifpl.
Der O6eriten 5of Tor at 5doe faIot
ben n~ationale 9lano til 2ioe %
Tor at baoe iIaaet til 2po ior ret
% iIet 100 ggt. ameritauiSne"
|. r9ooieoelt bar bl9it en-
5rompet, iom alorig ifaI bleie
Netrrtte, % i9 snifer, at 5 ifoI
|feIe, at iee gerne oil bape al ben
|Ststte, iom 5 er i Stano til at
|gipe mig" = Zen progressive ga.
tionolfomite bar eiter bette itemt
30 moo 6 for at itstte tSii9bes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-28
Weboelelie.

Oct 6anife Excitement peo Stan.
oaro, Glberta, Canada, snifer, FOR
at forebDgge milis Wisforitaaelie,
at meooeIe:
1. ut ingen arigsitat err paolast
Gmomnnoen | Canada.
2. ut tpungen 89rnepIigt life
eriiterer og efter Hegeringens be.
itemte Grfl9ring life bill blipe inc.
fert | Canada.
3. ut alt tilbageoprenoe 0ano !
og peo bort Excitement Der, Tom
bet beoite | @eitern Canada, MID.
lertioist bar oGret taget ni Narfe.
oct | ben 9eniigt at reierpere oct
for biemuenoenoe Solonter, paa
SettIementets inotrnngenoe Opfor.
bring after at Canadian Yacifie
Hailpap Gomponn err cabinet for
rSaIg paa be inopmIige 90 aars
8etaftngsnilfaar.
RRrmere OpIpsning sioes bere6.
pilligit al Den oanfSe Excitement
2lubs SefretRr
@ntbo on .. @asmusen,
9tan1dr6, Mfta., Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-28
Nwfonsmpoe

afbol6es, on Sub oil, / Gbene5er
Menigbeo, auoubon Co., Soma, b.
"a. SrIi b. q.
Preiterne s. 81. Sanfen, 8. ".
2aurfen os 3. q. gbriitinnien bar
looet at bore Orofsrere peo bette
Msoe.
Om @itermi6oogene oil fGgenoe
afinit Of SUBS Orb blipe inoIebet
og 6rsftet.
Al Solmen / al Dopio.
b Salmen 90 af Dopi6.
q % Salmen 1926.
3ierteliet 8eIfommen til ale,
fom oil fomme os oeltaee meo os
| Wsoet.
Paa Wgb.s 9egne.
o. o. gbriftianen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-28
UR-SPECIALISTEN!

Send Deres Urreparationer til en- Fag-
mand med 20 Aars Erfaring her og i
Danmark, spar 20 PCT. og faa Diet On
skede Resultat.
Jeg underssger Uret, meddeler Dem
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tilfredsstillende, r~eturneres Uret porto.
frit. Grlndet paa smaa lokale I'd
glitter kan ieg ligeledes spare Dem
Penge paa IRE og Juveler at allie Siags.
Elgin eller Waltham, II Stene, l8
Stsrrelse, solid Nickel stevtet Skrue-
kasse $685.. Samme Verk med 20 Aars
"a Karat guldfyldt, stsvtet Skruekasse
$1,000.
GEO. E N,
Urmager og Juveler,
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-28
8ekenoteorelier
Aoresiefpranoprina.

9dit. u. 3. @ieIiens aoresie, isr
.9ruib. Colo, er MI Giigene, Ore.
9dit. ). 6. GarIiens Ioresie,
.fsr YIainniefp, 1ebr., err MI 81 6.
Ct, Salt 9ate Gin, lttab.
Bait. 5. 5b. 2ain6s aoresie, isr
Sdft 9afe Gitp, err mn Sutdinion,
.Minn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-28
Snd, @is.

Si lHtuu| hteo 9lUDeORI {
iblaipot Ouniferne, men Reieren
mao oRre tilireos meo De Snuiler,
Der tan opiamles ieIo ON be life
er al ltsrre 9etponins. De itore
Rpbeoer foar ri 10 ira R~rgsifue.
plaolen / europa % ira Merico,
iom fiffert for marge er Drummer
eet ] oenae Gio, ieIu ON Npbe0erne
Tor en- itor Del er upaaIioeIiae.
Dor auinoeforening = iom tel.
Ter goot 80 MeoIemmer, bapoe fin
aarlige 9aior anoen 9inieoaa, o.
paa 8runo al oct imufte 8eir,
lom oprairot oenne Gag, bar Der
mango Renneifer til Steoe, iaa
6orretnin9en bar goo. 4ait. 6.
Rrogb % Fait. %. 6. GarIien
bolot beer en- file Gale, fsr slarf.
ttonen begpnote. Derefter, bIeo ioo
oppartet meo aoffe os Sage, See
cream % anore 5orfrffnhrger,
oct 1l iige for Detailing.
9elret er % bar / oen ienere
Sto o9ret meget utaoigt, iaa oct
bar gaaet lent / 9tar meo at faa
'Sa0en neoIagt / Soroen iIpr pao
oct laoe 2ano. Ser oil iiftert bliue
en- itor Ssbsit / aor. o. Der er
rigeli8t me0 0res til areatlirerne,
men brorIeoes Seobsiten oaDeais.
bsiten ifal bliOe, oct ligser Ffiult
for menneifeIige geregninser.
Ser er iolgt mango eienoon.
me oct iioite aar % tilGige en-
Del SfoUIano. bDorai Der enOmi er
en- Del til SaIg til rimelige Sri.
ler, oct Ter no til, at Der fan
boerten fsbes eaer ieIgeg uoen
oeo San0agenter, og Deo ben Gel.
ianr III anore 0ationer mo
fblanot os, bOao pi life snIfer.
JON bar 9rang til at
tnge Del i ct friiteligt huff. Me.
mgbeosIfp er iitfert boaS be BELT
snifer / ale bore Menm6eoer.
Ser ffaI MI life iaa jtor en- STA.
pitaI til for at iaa ct Stem. Sfou.
tan fsbes for $50 a $40
acren, Der er mango 6amiIier,
iom leDer paa 40 acres oa bar
oeres CODE uofomme, iaairemt De
life er oioere belnsiet me6 @eIo.
Bait. 6. arogb boIoer @eIigions.
IfoIe | aar og tager ogiaa De /
9 sn0agsifolearbeioet; bet er bel
noget al ben @runo, ban bIep
ira 9larsmeoet. Nen oct
&c 10 ogiaa beIoigt NOT, at Der bli-
Der en- of Menigbebernes prpiter
bienrn1e, tbi oct bar b9not Here
UNDER aarsmsoerne, at Der
er inotruffet 5iIfnloe, iom fr9per
9liteoeD9relie, bpao og.
Iaa bpnote / Iar.
lSpeiitrup Peoerieny iom par
tenot al mango, Digit Deo Dozen
Den ~. Siini efter
Jorlpoenoe / Canton, Ohio 81.
aar gammeI, og bIep UNDER itor
DeltoseIie iteot til &pile peo 81
ben Of fine JornIore og 9rsore
paa ct. Deters airfesaarS Ssn.
bog ben 16. Saini. af6soe e~iterIa.
Der fig ire 8rbbre og en- SSiter;
10 Of bans Breore bar til SteSe
oeo boiis Sorbefar6.
Gpe6erit SSrenien reite berfro
III Donmorf ben 10. Juni for at
fine SIagtnin9e; bam frps.
Ter NOT bperfen for g9iner eller
Observation-Disclosures q q
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Suffering for 9ielpen til s. 6


Suffering iOr 9ielpen til s. 6.
@aoien mootaeet in0til ben %.
Siini. 6enrifien, SacfionoiIle, ga,
$40. 9. 6. Senien, Del @en, Gal.
s.. 6. airfesaarb. 2aiirens, u.
o., $40. llnpont. 5ertile, q. DAT,
80. g. Seiperien, Rllffin, Rebr.,
So. 3riitelig 5ielpeiorening, Ror.
ma, q. o. $40. RieIs g. Sobnien,
Gotter, Rebr., 50. On unaont, Zen.
Der, $40. Sniltet berfor tpitte.
res meo bierteIiqite 9af.
8. 6. Maoien og 8uitru,
Mor % nttbiefen. Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-28
Blair, 0ebr.

= @i tom Balt aztec iiOit, oa oi
Hanate, at ale De Der 6oenOe 3
graiter TAR til aarsmeOe; Der er
nenlii5 6. % DC par allie til Mars
meoe.
Gsrseo5 efannOoaJ / iio=
it sllge osoe 5sr8ea &asmnsisn,
bois s9gSom oi bar omtalt ct Bar
eaI3e "a Seloa8s eftermio=
oags blcp ban beBrapet uaoer tor
0eitaselie 5 oienmet 5leo Der
iunget en- salnles Init ct Sfriit-
nfait p aor. ). i-tW % 5eoet.
oe / airfen iang ui isrit en- oonif
Galme, )ooreitsr Bait. aielIer tai.
te 1aa 1anif I'D ira 81. 10, | %
2: gSrgiter, treiter nit 6olf. tiger
eoers @uo,@ O.. 3. SiOen talte
gait. AnOeriei qaa engeIif no ira
Ratt6. 16, 26: .56i 6po0 9aoner
BET ct Menneife. ON fan o.aoer
Den belle 8er0en" 0. I D., % Der
blep iunget ct Har engelife Sallner.
Der bar nemlig mango al BEN a.
oe0es amerifanife 8enner % Be
fen0te til Ste0e. Gn 9rooer til
ben aT0soe % bans Sultrn ira
Rimleiota os li9eiaa en- Softer og
spoeer ira German, 9ebr., bar
til Ste0e oeo 9egrapelien. Der
bar brogt en- M9ngoe 9lomiter til
ben afosoes 9aare. San eiterla-
Der 6ultru og Ell 0atter. 9or bier.
teIiae SDnipati meo De ~isrgenoe.
= Sitter / 4ar inobpoes oenligit
ale 9anOsmpno / 9p % Gmegn
til Ace Sulifeit oeo Dana College.
9ppe UNDER Jr9ernes IfMgeful.
be aroner iamles iaa nlan9e iom
fnn til Wi00og.
6eltprogrannnet begpnoer al.2.
9ette Erogram bpoer paa no.
get boooe for itore % imaa / beg.
&c Sprog.
Der bill oeo ltoialg al 5orfriif-
ninger oglaa blipe isrget for port
Iesemliee 8elbefinoenoe.
aar for aar bar oisie 4. Suli.
letter oppe ueo Dana College oufi-
Oct itsrre og iterre 5iIilutning, og
Oct er oa ogiaa bort Saab / aor
ct ie mango al pore 2arosm9no
iomIet til Set.
On Set iom 4. Suliieiten bur.
be alto ieires paa en- Waaoe, ser
giper til fenoe, at ri bauoe er os
bepi0it oe itore Sober, ri nDoer,
90 oct anipar. iom oermeo isleer.
DO life minoit MI peo 5a1fen
ON ben Orig, Der raier / europa,
o. Den Sure, Der truer bort eget
9an6, bsr pi | aar iamIes paa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-28
Sfopfarme meS gpanineer

ira 40 til 200 @lcres, inmt en- Del
ISfopIuno anpiSes for SaIg. greoe
beiuares, naar 6rim9rfer meoisl'
ger. Sfrio til
SobanS srgenen,
81. 8. 2iicf, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-28
6siffOleft9bnet | GIT Corn.

goa bort fibit aFboIote Renis.
beosmsoe bIeo bet of Wenigbeoen
befIifttet at afboIoe SsiffoIeitapnet
BEN moo efteraaret, iioit | ausuit
eIIer fsrit | September. Men,gbe6en
Dor at forifeIIiee @rnnoe t1oo at
afboIoe Stnunet Iise efter aars.
msoet. gefenotssreIie bill bIipe inc.
rpffet | gIa6ene / goo 9io, os pi
glGoer os til at foa toIrigt Befss
al enmIe CIT Sorn 8enner.
poa Reniebebens Besne.
6. 6. 4Iotb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-28
sl Iiis Cline earien.

Rotter, Gebr., Nsicls y. Sobnien %
0liitrli 81. sSliteb;nion, Ninm., >.
6. 9. MISUNDERSTANDING $25. Blair,
1ebr.. 2. 3. Gbrfitenieu 81. SIC
9abb, 81, Singer gonoe 50. Ser
tile, q. 9of., Rrs. Sobn Rlitber
81. Deb oct tioIigere inofomne i
alt 1874. Meo 5af mootaeet.
:. Marfusfen,
Du enfeIte 8enner bar ienot 9i.
Drag babe til proi. Big o. til
Rltbl. Siiiet, iaa be0es ale Sno.
ienoere berpeo ON, for at ipare bna.
De 3io % llo9ifter, at ienoe ale
Baper iii Dime 9orien, til Rep.
s. Rorfusien. Minoen, 0ebr., %
Der ifaI bIfpe ~fpitteret for Iamme
D~oniferen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-28
DR.. q. R. mead.
Dentist
Rooms In MAYBE Bundtna.
Pbene 10.
Ere npe " umre
al

0riiteIist IoIfebibIistef.
9arms, gIumbarbt % NoHat.
9riiteIige 9epnebsIeb | oct 10.
aarbunoreoe /. Deb gait. q. g.
8. Srope.R asmusien. 276 Siber.
SnSb. / srsnt Sbirtins meS
@ulotrpf. pris 30 Gts.
SiIleSsr fra Gslfelipet. spp Gor.
taIIinser al 8. 6. bon Soften.
meo 5orfatterens 1iIIabeIie ODER.
lat Of goft. q. Wiiniter. Gorot6
at aomtesie s. anutb. 223 81.
Der. Smuft Sbirtinesbino. priS
80 Cts.
gerbens Gnbs. On aarIiebebsbifto.
RTE af Chm. geeIefton Gorfotter
al ~@orp". IS aompens guIber~
O.. II. 800 Siber. Brun Sbirtina
me6 @uIotrpf. Dris 90 Cts.
arifteIiet 5oIfebibIiotef re6iaeres
al Boit. o. Niinfter, Brett peo ct.
2uffos airfe ! asbenbopn. De4 a
uoeIuffenoe eooe, rene Wbaer, Der
briness. De tire openitooenbe oil
bonne It barbifuIbt 4iIIqe til n.
bier 1oeiomIine.
0anifb Emil. HabI !&sxjs
Wlair, Nebr.
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O nSstiemefttf.
8Inir

gIair:
jSsnoa9sIfole 81. 9,t5.
Ssimesfeguostieneite 81. 1890.
Ifteneitostieneite aI. 8.
Crum: @iiostieneite 1. og 8.
Ssnoog / bper Waoneb, aI. 1Oh
6ormiobng.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-28

THE FIVE FOLD PATHWAY,
A Series Of five Studies on
lisa. 81: 1873: IL.
BY Walter Krumwisds Super.
intendent Of the Buffalo inner
Mission Society. 90 PaiS.
Paper cover. Price 10 eeals.
Dan Luth. Yubi 1sase.
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Velu gurf Tarme#

passrnoe for al Sloss 5armima,
til ioIas biuigt; eoot alimo, rig
Sorobnno, gooe gpgnin9er. eoot og
rigeliet 9an0. Ssieite 9rrmie peo
Iacific efspoiition. 9eoite @ootfsb,
mar Marfeo, $4,000 pr. 9lcre.
9}onae S%fanoinaper bar febt 6ar.
ME. 91D bulletin neo geIfriuelie al
mere emo 600 6arme til ialss ien-
Os irit.
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Timber @prs % Sfiernen.

ct Sangbefte Iige uofommen.
vi 9aitor 5. Sse. pris 10 cent.
Splges til 5oroeI for g~srlebiem.
meme. 5aos bog Gorfatteren.
:. SIZE, Nnrcus, Soma.
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Sofua arebs garsmsoe

nfboIoes | geoar Sails, ga, I Oa.
gene SO. Sept.
q. W. Rieffen, areosform.
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darl ibges.

@n aorl, iom er no9et fetOt meo
9%anobrug. fan iaa RIaos ltrats bos
GboroaI0 Ssr9enfen,
8uifin.. Rebr.
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Sbses.

On paaIioeIie 0anif alitomobiI.
Mdifiniit fan ina ita6ia 4faSs | Ell
mirSre gp / Soma.
9laoets aontor anoiier.
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.Odniferen"

0nsoos ben 28. sunni 1916.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-20
WILLIAMS FOR SENATE LEADER.

The name of John Sharp Williams has been
suggested for the Democratic leadership in the
United States Senate, a position that will be made
vacant by the retirement of Senator Kern on the
4th of March.
The Senator from Mississippi should be chos-
en- for this honor and his friends should urge
him to accept. "The best educated man in Con-
gress" is a title that has been conferred on him.
He is held in high esteem by his colleagues, by
the President, and by the country. Of long leg
islative service in the lower house and in the
Senate, Senator. Williams has shown a staunch de-
votion to the principles of Democracy, brilliancy
as a debater, wise craftsmanship, and a delight
full sense of humor.
In all of the memorable debates Of recent
years, the Mississippi Senator, who says he never
saw a Republican until after he attained his ma
jority, has made the members of that party, with
whom in his adult years he has got well acquainted
assume the defensive.
In his speeches this veteran statesman uses
his wit, but relies mainly on careful preparation
and a logical massing of facts and figures, which
give his speeches permanent value. Many edi-
torial writer's throughout the country, on opening
a copy of the Congressional Record, turn to a
Williams speech, if one is to be found therein.
Democrats steal his thunder; Republicans attempt
to answer him, assuming the role of Ajax defy
ing the lightning.
When the history of the United States of the
present time comes to be written, it will not be
complete without an account of the legislative
work Of John Sharp Williams, who is one of our
elder statesmen, ripe in experience, sound in judg- /
ment, eloquent in speech, a Democrat of Demo-
Gratis, a Southern of whom the South is proud,
an American who has earned the esteem and ad-
miration of all Americans.-New Orleans Ameri-
can.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-20
WHY FOOD sTUFFs ARE so HIGH.
Mr.. J. L. Gillespie. Greenwood. Miss.

Mr.. J. l.. Gillespie. Greenwood, Miss.
Dear Strive are hearing a great deal about
the high cost of foodstuffs and in many cases,
experiencing it every day in our daily purchases
here in Greenwood without being able to under
stand why our every day necessities should cost
so much.
A careful examination of the attached state
ment will cause every thinking man to wonder
why they are not higher.
What is the answer? This statement is
authentic and 1916 is not finished.
Respectfully, H. H. HENDERSON.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-20
OR SENSE?

Says a writer in the Ohio State Journal: "As
time moves on the virtue of self-denial is more
and more needed. The social destinations, the
alluring fashions, the varied amusements, the fun
and fiction in reading, the g%ladding mania, the ev-
cry day gossip and all the glitter and hum of
this materialistic age strongly demand the ex-
ercise of the virtue of self-denial. In fact, there
is no safety in any other way. Anyone who lets
himself go loose among the Establishments of the
day runs straight into the face of ruin"
The writer uses the wrong term when he
names self-denial as the virtue that is to resist
these peculiar allurements of the age. He should
have said Sense" Self-denial somehow includes
the idea OF a right surrendered, of a legitimate
privilege foregone for the saks of a greater end
in view.
When we apply the term self-denial to the
quality in man that is to resist the extravagant
vanities of any time, we pre-suppose his perfect
right to the free exercise of these ~vanities.
This is an error. Man has no right to excuses
of any nature. Any violation of the spirit of
moderation is a transgression against either him
self or his fellow man, according as his act affects
the one or the other.
D"o viz ~ 10 AiSAC al IlAC udllkCI WulCIl
he sees for the race in the multiplicity Of temp
tations of his age. 1t requires a sane and sensi-
BILE mind indeed to safely steer a life course amid
them.
Volumes have been written on the virtue
of patient endurance of the Affections of poverty.
Greater volumes are needed on the greater vir-
tue. Of resistance to the ills of prosperity.
Yes, we say ellis" advisedly. Prosperity is
far from being a blessing to a large per cent. of
the human race. Not a community in the coun-
try but can point to numerous instances of the
abuse of prosperity. Its wrecks are fairly strewn
along life's road.
We sometimes wonder if our schools, our
churches, our human betterment societies, and
even our homes, are doing their duty in intelli-
gently instructing the race in a course of sensible
avoidance Of the many peculiar ~vanities of the age.
Most of these ~vanities are direct outgrowth of an
unprecedented prosperity, and the mind of the
young, especially, needs to be particularly forti-
fed against them. Are we doing this?
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-20
STEP LIVELY" AT GREENWOOD
THEATRE. NOV. Il. ,

Musical comedy lacking IN no par
ticular. That best describes "Step
Lively" which began a weeks engage
ment at the Lyric Theatre yesterday
afternoon. MThe show has life. The
stage is covered with pretty maidens,
and all of them visions. In pulchri-
tude they excel. Taken all in all,
they are q study in proportion. No
fault can be found in either respect
they m costumed in style that we
have been dead to expect only in 81
shows. The songs are new and
Snappy. Taken in all, "Step Lively"
is q popular priced musical comedy
masterpiece. Its reputation had evil
IDENTIFY preceded yesterdays perform
ance, for several hundred more than
the law allows applied for admission
but were turned away.
"Step Lively" may lay claim to sew
eral class A entertainers. Naomi, .
young lady fair Of face and favored
Of form, who plays the violin, sings
and dances, and does all three we'll is
the star of the piece. Naomi has per-
sonality, that pearl Of priceless value.
She fascinated yesterday afternoons
audience and drew encore after encore
when she sang Bouncing at the Rub
Der Ball." again when she played
Drdla's and Schubert's Serenades.
Her rendition Of the last two NUMBERS
was a triumph. Among other num-
bers that were well sung were walk
in the Dog" pretty China Lady"
my Hawaiian Love-" "Hello, Sweet
heart" and "Some Girls Do and Some
Girls Don't"
Hal johnson, a protean artist and
female impersonator Of no mean abil-
ity, dance dhis way effectively through
the performance, while Florence Lit
tie, who will be remembered by hsr
tresses and clear and soft voice, again
came back on the loca | theatrical
horizon. Clyde Long, the comedian
Of "Step Lively" as Rumhapset; .
pickle manufacturer, and Geo. P Wat
son, with his voding old-time num-
bers, pleased the audience Billie
Wyse in blackface also assisted in
drawing many laughs frs
"Step Lively" has some plot But
this is the least Of the Show. The
dialogue and sayings are snappy, and
the music has bee n adaptsi. The
chorus has been we'll trained and Will
the most exciting eye md ear.
1t is only to be feared that the Ly1tc
has not another such production On
the way, for "stsp Lively q undoubt-
eddy the best popular priced musical
show In years.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-20
AN ORDINANCE OR RESOLUTION

@AAS VAsUS4vS14NO6 VIA AAVEN
Ordering an election to be held in and
! for the City Of Greenwood. L.
flore County, Mississippi, for the
purpose Of submitting to the quail.
flied electors of said city for their
approval an ordinance in relation
to the issuance Of $4,000 Of
bonds for the purpose Of Paving.
CURLING and Guttering that part
OF Washington street from How
ard street westwardly to. Mary
street, and that part Of Market
street from Main street eastward
ly to Pelucia Bayou Bridge and
that part of Lamar street from
Market street southwardly to
Carrollton Avenue.
Be it ordained by the Council Of the
City of Greenwood, Mississippi:
Section 1. That an election be and
the same is hereby ordered to be held
in and for the City Il Greenwood, Mis-
sissippi, on the 9th day Of December,
1915, for the purpose of submitting
to the qualified electors Of said city
for their approval an ordinance in re-
lation to the issuance of $20, 10000
Of bonds for the purpose of paving,
curbing and guttering that part Of
Washington Street, from Howard
Street westwardly to Mary Street,
and that part of Market street from
Main street eastwardly to Pelucia
Bayou Bridge, and that part Of Lamar
from Market street southwark
ly to Carrollton Avenue.
Section 2. That Warner Wells.
Upshur and J. T. Foley be
and they r hereby appointed com,
m~issioners to hold the said election,
and Warner Wells be and he is hereby
as the commissioner to
have printed and distributed the off,
,ial ballot to be used in said election.
The ballots shall have printed on it
the said ordinance in full and under
ordinance shall be printed the
"For the approval of the above or.
finance"
against the approval Of the above
Those approving the ordinance will
out a X mark opposite the words "For
approval of the above ordinance" and
hose disappearing the ordinance will
'ut a x mark opposite the words
Against the approval Of the above
ordinance"
The said Commissioners Of election
hall perform all the duties required
them by Section 3437, 414I and
,143 OF Mississippi Code Of 1906.
Section 3. That said special elec-
ion shall be held in the Mayors and
office in the City Hall in
aid City Of Greenwood, Mississippi.
Approved this the 7th day Of No.
1916.
6. L. RAY, Mayor.
Attest: s. Montgomery, Clerk.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-20
Total. ..192,1ss,252.oo 7a5,222 ,s5s.oo 6 ,ees,411oo

Wheat and Flour-"The Staff of Life" from
the table sent you resolving the export values of
the wheat and flour to bushels of wheat by allow
ing the wheat an average price of SIPS per bu.
and Flour at $500 per b., we, have exports in the
irst 8 months of 1916 in wheat and flour, an
equivalent to 342, lie, 686 bu. of wheat.
Mr.. Snow the u. S. Govt. Expert makes the
following estimate of the 1916 crop of wheat (see
attached table,. This 20 million bushels deduct
I'd from the 342 million already shipped leaves
4 balance of 313 million taken out of our stock
and even allowing for the carry over from the
1915 crop there is a heavy inroad made on the
stock Of wheat necessary to feed the people of the
U. S. and plant next years crop.
The result is that today there is not near
wheat enough in the U. S. to feed the people and
plant the 1917 crop.
Shows 1916 wheat report.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-20

Do you realize-that the queen of Hawaiia Il
about to leave this sin-smitten globe?
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-20

HO0sIER KITCHEN CABINETS.
Many steps saved sash ~. I
RAT, ROACH AND ANT PROOF.
500 Cash yi.ee w wtsk
6. E JORDAN 1 COMPANY
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-20

The Villistas are still scrapping in Mexico
and they claim to win every battle they Aght.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-20

the government has warned cotton planters
that seed next year is going to be scarce. If the
price Of seed doesn't stop they will b more val
pSble than the lint
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-20

If an European had been in this country on
the might Of the election he would have thought
that some fierce battle was on. The claimants
had " all ways.