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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-06
Pretty Chin Sc Girl
and AnericdnLCUer
Hunt Place ToWed
THEY GO TO LOWER CALIFORNIA
TO GET LICENSE; U. $. LAWS
FORBID MARRIAGE.

San Diego, Cal, Oct. 6.--sntermar-
riages between whites and orientals
being forbidden in California, Miss
Daisy Joe, aged 21, the daughter Of a
wealthy Chinese merchant of San
Francisco, and William Wyatt, aged
20, an American, are en- roalte today
to Ensenada, lower California, by
steamer, to have wedding ceremony
performed at the Mexican port. The
girls father and a Los Angeles attor.
ney are accompanying the couple. Ac
cording to federal officers here, It is
doubtful if the girl will be allowed to
land az Ensenada on account of the
American exclusion law in force
there. Miss Joe claims that as al
American citizen sshe has a right tt
|land at Mexican port ,and to return
to a United States port When th'
party returns, Miss, Joe will have II
make good her claim to the immigra
tion authorities or risk deportation Il
China.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-06
[ Ii
In the Hub City

1t looked like a "You do it, do it"
party on Front street, IN front Of the.
mercantile establishment of s. George,
yesterday afternoon. c. e. Edwards,
white man, was walking along un-
-;;lye. when, all of a sudden,
be leil to the sidewalk in a faint, An
ambulance was called, and crowd
gathered about the PROSTATE form.
Emmett Virgins, negro delivery boy
for the Love Drug Company filled with
curiosity, wedged his way through the
lcrowd, stopped in front Of the uri,
conscious man, took one look, and
Ikeeled over. He, too, had tainted
A white man, seeing the pairson the
sidewaik, took off his hat and rar
like he never had run before, afraid
that he. would catch the habit. The
lringing of the ambulance bell brough
the boy to his senses. He walked
jaway smilingly. Edwards was takei
| to the Hattiesburg Hospital, wher'
lhe was kept few hours, and was re
leased.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-06

jackson, Miss, Oct. 6.-orders I
were issued from Camp swep Tay2
Ior this afternoon for Company
9, B,First independent Battalion of
the Mississippi National Guard, OF
Aberdeen, to. report here tpmor-i
row and form machine gun
company Of the First Mississippi
regiment soon to leave for Texas.
No orders yet have arrived at
camp for the soldiers here to en-
train, but the exact date is expect
ed to be fixed hourly.
OFFICERS at Camp sWep Taylor
do not believe that the regiment
will get away before October 15.
1t is quite certain that the men
now In camp will be held until
the Aberdeen company arrives. It
is stated that four machine guns
and six automobile trucks will be
furnished the new machine gun
unit of the regiment when Fort
sam Houston is reached.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-06
Worlds Series,
Play by Play

The News, in its regular
Home Edition, beginning to-
morrow, viii carry a full and
complete account OF the
Worlds Series baseball games
to Be played by the Boston
Red Sox, Of the American
League, and the Brooklyn
Dodgers, Of the Nationa'
League.
Immediately after the close
|of the first game Of the serle'
which opens in Boston tomor
lrow, and each afternoon there
| latter until the pennant is won
THE News will appear on tn
streets, and win be delivers
Ito its subscribers, containing
detailed play-by-play accour
Of the games.
/ You won i have to wait IS
Ian extra to get the results.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-06
NEW JURY LIST is
MADE BY THE BOARD
SOMETHING LIKE 22s FORREST
COUNTY MEN LIABLE FOR
COURT SERVICE.

The compilation Of the names of
Forrest county men from which num-
ber iuries will be selected for duty in
the. Circuit Court, has been completed
by the Board of Supervisors, and will
be turned over to the chancery clerk,
the Circourt Court clerk, and the sher-
iff Immediately.
There are something like 225
names on the list, each member OF
the board supplying a certain mum
ber. From this list, the iuries to serve
during the next six months will be
drawn by the three officials named.
The preparing of the boards list j:
a semi-annual affair.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-06
READY TO co.

Jackson, Miss, Oct. 6.--The soldiers
now at Camp Swep Taylor were cheer
ed yesterday when the news that
they would go to the border immedl-
ately, was received, department COM
-manders having been notified to move
the units as soon as facilities were
provided.
The officers Of the regiment sta
toned here had no moving orders at
IA late hour last night, and it was the
bpinion of one officer talked to that
1.-THE troops would not leave here be-
lfore the latter part Of the week.
| Others were of the opinion the boys
lcould load their property and pc or
Ithe way not later than Sunday.
4 The kitchen cars have been standins
I on the tracks here for some days
IThey have been painted anew, arr
iclean and sanitary, and as soon q
Iordcrs to depart come will be oecu
pied. b
The news that the. troops will 500
be at the border was not unexpected
ii having been announced severe
Edays ago that the department woui
! tuse all troops on the border.
The boys, however. have been an
Z ious to get away and all Of them al
Glad that at last they are going
move. Most of the soldiers feel th'
z they will stay on the border for
Ileast thirty days, and Of course the
n lis probability Of the Mexican STU
tion becoming acute, when the trool
might get to eat their Christmas y
8. KEY somewhere along the Rio Grane
,e A good many soldiers were IN Jae
IS son last night and the khaki-cl
a youths visiting the city on this oc'
is sion were well-behaved, making
ee trouble for the local officers. =
IS assurance that it is now only sh
is time until they will be where q
es hre III danger has had a seemin
at sobering effect on most Of the YOU
sters, but at that there is hardly
ms man in the regiment who would z
ID a medal for bis chance g see
vice. =
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-06
STUDENTS At PuRvis
GREET THE ROAD MEN

puryis Miss, oct 6.-7Witn tne en'
.. stndant body and faculty from
,,ath =, tbe Purvis graded school and the
p T'araar county Agricultural Hlgh q
| school giving hearty yelis' ana ~,sl, s,,,s
large part Of the eitizenrs . !, sn1s !,
4,,,n assembled in front Of the Lamar
o,,ntv court house, it was hearty
] Welcome given the pathfnders q tns
Yacpson Highway when they arrived
,oso one hour after their departure
from Hattiesburg this morning Il,
Accompanied by R. WI Hinton Hen
= 9. Yawn and B. G. Robertson, !, i :
Lumberton, i the party rolled Y i ner J
!, $40 o'clock and were greeted 2
fconslsood o. Page f0ur9
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-06
WANT MISS STINSON
TO COME HERE TO FLY
VEfforts Being Made to Induce Former
Hattiesburg Girl to Exhibit Here.

A movement was launched by n
IN. Hirsch this afternoon to induce
Miss Katherine Stinson, the Hatties-
kburg girl who has developed into 2
well known aviatrix. to come to this
icity during the next two or three
sweeks and give exhibition flights
EHirsch wrote to the young wonans
manager today to- learn what dates
.are open, and Of the possibility @
Ihaving her appear here
Miss ssifaSosl will give exhibitions
II Jacisazla assa Mobile at the fairs &
he hela Aa his month.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-06

Berlin, Oct. 6.-cenerai Won
Falkenhayn's forces have defeated
the Rumanians in TransyIvaniss
and have driven them back across
the Ait river. AT other points
along the Transylvanian4 front, the
Rumanians have been forced 70
retire. The Rumanians are re-
treating over the Homerrcd river.
Twenty-eight field guns and 10 ma
chine guns were captured.
The war office comedies British
successes across the struma on
the Macedonian front. The Bui-
garians have evacuated the viii
laees on the east bank Of the
Strunns.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-06
EDITION TO
APPEAR NEXT WEEK
THE NEWS WILL ISSUE SPECIAL
STYLE NUMBER WEDNEs-
DAY OR THURSDAY.


The News will publish next Wednes,
day or Thursday an ideal fashion edi-
ton. In this will be the most concise
and authentic style news that any
publisher in Mississippi has ever put
out.
The service is furnished by the Dry
Goods Economist, publishers who are
known in merchandising circles to be
/ the most dependable style publishers
in the United States In fact what
these publishers say about styles Is
Regarded as official, and is the baron
eter by which all American styles are
fixed.
/ This service is especially timely as
Ithis is only the beginning Of the buy
/ ing season, and few minutes q
4 perusal Of this paper will help th'
buyers to make up their minds, Th'
business houses of Hattiesburg ar
taking advantage Of the edition Z
Ishow how authentic are their style
and how attractive are their pricess
( The edition will be published 2
! Wednesday if copy Of the adyertis
! lments can be rushed through in sufi
cient time, and it viii be publisht
I no later than Thursday in order tn
! readers in territory adjacent to Hs
UI =
Z tiesburg can read it before saturdi
l. shopping. The merchants who rd
= their copy in early will have the add
a advantage of receiving choice pa
vi tion m
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-06

Officials in the local offices of the
Gulf & Ship Island Railroad Company
today are studying their tariff lists
and their Interstate Commerce rul'
.ings; to ascertain if the conductor on
the northbound passenger train Of
that company last night violated any
law when he brought into the Ship
island station milk cow on the cow
catcher Of his train. The COW got on
the tracks in the south yards, and the
engineer couldn't stop the train He
carried it into the station, and po
lliceman was called, The bovine was
stiIl alive, although several bones
lwere broken Policeman Hugh Mcin
mis-, one Of the crack shots Of the 10
| cal force, put the animal out OF hel
misery by firing one bullet into he
lhead.
The name of the owner OF the GOV
has not been learned yet.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-06
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, o. c., oct. e.--Gen-
eral Funston, by wire, today noti-
fled the War Department that the
First Mississippi Infantry, of the
National Guard, and the Florida
Field Hospital, ordered to the bcr-
der yesterday, will be sent to
Fort sam Houston, Tex.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-06
BROOKLYN DODGERS
LEAVE FOR BOSTON
WINNERS in NATIONAL LEAGUE
GIVEN HOUSING sEND-oFF ON
THEIR DEPARTURE.
tRu Associated Press.l

New York, Oct. 6.-The Brooklyn
Dodgers, winners of the National
League pennant, were given a rousing
.send.off today when they left for Bos-
ton for the opening game Of the
worlds Series tomorrow
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-06
rAE corroN MARKEr.

New Orleans. Oct. 6.The cotton
market at 2.SO O'Clock was: January,
1851, opening at 1855, March, 1888
opening at 1852; October, 1852 pc
ceniber, 1851 opening at 1885,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-06

London, Oct. 6-While the Entente
Allies are holding the center Of the
Macedonian front, remain inert, the
armies on both TANKS continue vigor
ously active. Today's reports Indicate
a weakening of the Bulgarian resist
ance to the British pressure on The
western end Of the line beyond Stru
ma. Here the Bulgarians have evacu-
ated Nevolyen, which the British have
occupied. The Bulgarians are report
ed to be retreating from this point.
Sofia again reports the failure Of
the Russian and Rumanian attempts
to push back Won Mackensen's line in
Dobrudja, claiming to have cleared
the southern bank Of the Danube of
the Rumanians who recently crossed
lnear Rahovo
i A wireless from Rome says that
Il the Rumanians' recent crossing Of
the Danube constituted q success
Il full raid. 1t says that the Ruman-
ians destroyed Bulgarian depots,
4 large quantities Of provisions, and
recrossed the Danube without los
J ing man.
! The Bulgarians yesterday claimed
I that they practically annihiIated this
! Rumanian expedition.
British Report Gains.
The British report gains on the
Somme front along the Pozieres-Ba-
: paume road, making an iIlroad into
!. the German lines northeast Of Eau
= court L'Abbaye. The French artii-
Z lery is active on the somme front
x The Germans have resumed their
J activity on the verdun front, lombard
Il ing Pepper Hill and north 70 yerdun
j British raiders are active in the Lill'
and Lens regions.
,h Petrograd reports that the Russian
=. advanced further towards emberg
RI. capturing the AustroGerman ksition
al south Of Bre1any, southeast Of Len
,at berg. The Teutons are attacking q
~ Russians lines to the north.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-06

Here's what the average Hattiespurg
family may have to face for dinner N
the future, if something isn't done
Ia check the exodus Of colored cooks
which already has started for Kansas
City and the West:
Canned beans, corned beef, canned
asparagus, canned tomatoes, potted
ham, crackers, bakery pies, canned mo
Ilasses, and peanut butter.
or else the head Of the culinary de
partment Of the household will have e
ldon a long apron. roll up her sleeves
and 90 into the kitchen herself.
FOR there promises to be deartl
/ Of colored cooks in Hattiesburg as
result OF. rumors reaching here, sprea
by labor agents now operating in otl
Ter parts of the state. It is said tina
! the big packing houses in Kansas CIT
land the west are paying regular mi
'lnition workmen's wages to negro won
en- at this time, and arrangements a.
,4being made by scores Of perfectly got
e in search OF these so-called high pa
/ cooks to leave Hattiesburg and go we
a ling jobs.
81 There's nothing to stop them fro
going, although the police are tryi'
Ito convince these women that theN
II lbetter stay here where three me'
ja aay are certain,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-06

Petrograd, Oct. e.--The Russian
offensive is being successfully
pushed in Turkish Armenia. The
Russians are continuing their Of
fensive in Dobrudia, having taken
300 prisoners yesterday.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-06

The Pathfinders Of the Jackson Mill
tary Highway are nearing New Or
leans this afternoon.
Leaving here in the fast motor cars
which they have occupied since start
ing on their inspection trip last Mon
day, the pilots departed on the last
lap of their journey to New Orleans
at 1880 o'clock this morning, after
having been the guests of the city
ssince S o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Accompanying them were delega-
tions from Meridian, Columbus and
Lumberton. They expect to reach
New Orleans late in the afternoon,
will remain there few days, and Will
return to Nashville, the starting point.
by way of the Alabama route.
The pathfinders were brought into
Ifattiesburg by delegation from the
Hattiesburg Commercial Club, consist
inc of S. 4. Heidelberg, Martin D.
King, H. A. Camp, Alexander Currle'
e. L. Robbins, George j. Hauensteln'
r. j. McCaughey, 7. c. Hannah, =, Y
Munson, and the Board Of SuperV's
ors. This delegation went to Easta
hutchie and awaited the coming o
rho road men, and escorted them int(
Hattiesburg.
Dinner Is Served.
An informal dinner was served tnen
at the Hotel Hattiesburg, at wnlcl
were present road enthusiasts OF tn
Commercial Club, among them pein
mr. w w. Crawford, H. A. Camp, l
D. Lander, A. Grove and G. Z. smitf
There was no speech-making, an
!. = Mine visitors expressed themselves q
heing more than pleased with TN
keature explaining that they were tlre
of making speeches when they na
hut little, If anything, to say
Following the dinner, they wei
taken to the Lomo Theatre whel
three reels Of moving pictures sno'
ing road-making in Forrest coun.
were exhibited.
The pathfnders were ACCOMPANY
on their Southern trip this norm
nv H. g. Yawn, A. $. Hinton anu os
Robertson, all Of Lumberton.
The pathhnding party included !! !.
following: E. 6. Dent, Of Bowh
Green, KY; w. L. Grim saleh' -
W H. Brown, Of Frankfort, md
\ Toms, washington, 2. O. govel
ment engineer; W, (, eaoos, q !
Motor Age, and Charles prles1' \
cago, driver. III
They were accompanied py tne
lowing road enthusiasts; INF MT {
Mrs. Eugene Bostick, Mr. anu I
rliff Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. fer
and, 4. q. Rsddus, Of Meridian;
and Mrs. I. ]. Bolster Of eu''nan
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-10-06
RUMAN|ANS NOT
IN
RECENT RETREAT
Rome Hears That the Armies
Invaded Bulgaria; Escaped
WthoutLosing i Man
DESTROYED PROPERTY
AND MANY BIG DEP0TS

Resistance Of BuIaarians to British
Pressure Gradually Weakening, and
They Have Evacuated One City
Allies Report Gains on the somme
Front, and say That the Activity Of
the Germans at verdun is Being
Greatly Checked.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-01
AFEN LAWS THAT ARE
VIOLATED EACH DAY

Here are some Of the thi-gs whict
the city ordinance prohibits. Tl-
Guthrie citizen sees 20 much utter
disregard and defiance Of existing
rules and Law that a lew Of the more
frequently vio, lated ordinances arr
here gwen
Splitting on sidewalks. stairways
and public places. p l.oitering on
streets and sidewalks Skating on
streets Throwing glass In the
streets Riding bicycles on side
walks. G-Passing street ears al
street. Intersections with autos or
motorcycles when cars are running or
dlschargiR passengers. Z -Walklnb
IN streets euce'pt at intersections II
no sidewalk keep within six feet OF
curb line S-crussing streets except
on line s-Strictlyy prohibits follow
ing the fire department when max
lug runs To fires. You must pnll to.
curb lines and stand TN II is posi-
lively known to be- safe to proceed
10 Running autos at high rate OF
speed on city streets this is violated
every night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-01
IL SIT DENTS
N LOCAL High
GET SIIEEpSki\s
CONTINUED FROM PAos ONE !

tCONllNutp FROM PA0t ONE
Parents do noble service to the
community when with hearty coop
Grafton theg keep their children IN
school until they finish The loyal de
voti0n and loving service OF the good
teacher can never be fully paid for
In money.
School officers should be appre
ciated for their Inselfish service ann
for their gratitous work in the inter
est OF education Tax payers and as.
necially those men OF means who
have no children Of their own and
who cheeriully go out and vote that
they may pay OF their money that
our children may be educated those
men should be appreciated
In the lie OF any Young person
4 is grand thing to graduate from
high school That represents twelve
Years OF good work -Four wears
more will secure the college degree
a. A B and seven years more will
secure the Phi D. degree or the
highest scolastic degree The high
school diploma not only admits to
colleges and professional schools but
is also an excellent testimonial in the
business world and In any of the
more inviting walks in life.
While we rejoice with these who
graduate and our profound gratitude
goes out to all who help In this
good work. nevertheless we also deep.
ly regret that so many of our child.
rem fall by the waysMe and fail TO
finish the course. To those children
who drop out I'VE have a duty Me
must do more than We have done for
all the children OF all the people III.
timately. social welfare depends upon
efficient production and that depends
upon the right kind Of education
Ignorance is costing society TWEEN
ty times as much as society is paving
for education Increased revenues
wisely expended for education will
return many fold
The schools Of Guthrie are good
hut more money will make them bet
ter and prove the wisest investment
the city could possibly make
In comparison with other cities in
America. Guthrie is not vet paving
liberal school revenues Guthrie is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-01
VIEW or JOiIRE
AFTER II MONTHS
Ol DIRE " tR

CONTINUED FROM PACE oNH'
every telegram every order, before
signing Il
The frsi session OF the day dis
poses Of questions OF organization,
troops required at different points
movement by rail sanitary service.
arrangements for reinforcements. all
OF which are decided to the smallest
detail
Diagrams Of War Front
The first part OF the session is de
voted to what is called the situation
OF the Northeast" which means the
North aud East of France or the
Franco Belgian front, then follows a
discussion OF what is called the
IT O. f., standing for Theatre Op
erations Exterior
After about three hours consecrated
10 reports and the necessary orders to
provide for the eyentualities of the
day, Joffre rises from his desk and
puts on his cap which is the signal
for the departure from the general
headquarters To some one of the
armies at the front
The general-in chief and an ordnance
officer get into the first car, while a
second officer follows in what is
called the relief car" the third one
being reserved for two secretaries who
accompany Joffre on all his visits To
the armies.
The generals car is known to every.
one IN the army by The tricolored
tanion with a gold fringed crayat that
IL carries,
Notes Trench Work.
Nothing In the construction Of
trenches escapes Joffre. II there is
anything wrong anywhere, the off
GERS and soldiers say, it is that very
thing that the generals eye will light
upon
None of the army commanders have
yet been able to satisfy Joffre on two
points-the shelters fro the men along
the first line are never deep enough,
and the barbed wire entanglements
that protect the first line are never
dense enough
ITS very well. it's very well" says
he generally to the colonel, shaking
his hand but you must put up
little more barbed wire | am going
TO send you more, and when you have
a few men available just deepen these
shelters a bit too"
He never forgets such things. the
barbed wire is always forthcoming.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-01
Bowel COMPLAINTS in India.

In a lecture at one OF the Dcs
Moines. Iowa, churches a missionary
from India told of going into the in
terror of India. where he was taken
sick, that he had a bottle Of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy with him and believed
that it saved his life This remedy
is used successfully in India both as
preventive and cure for cholera
You may know from this that II can
be de1ended upon for the milder
forms of bowel complaint that occur
in this country Obtainable every.
where.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-06-01

aud if he passes that way again and
finds the shelters have not been
deepcned. he notices ii aud makes Ia,
colonel notice o.
Consul,s His Memorandum.
After comforting with the general OF
an army visiting the quarters OF the
troops or passing regiment In re-
view, Jefiro always consults his little
paper, the itinerary OF his round. and
This is about the only thing that dis
mrhs the equanimily OF h sitemper
We are going 20 b. at least twenty
minutes late. he often says. impati.
emily. and this means that the man at
The wheel must make up that time IN
order to pet back into the generals
good graces, he never goes too fast to
suit his ilustrious passenger.
Safety Valve Of Army.
General Joffre has been described
by some OF his generals as the safety
valve OF the army While he is the
directing intelligence Of the great
he is at the same time the
relief Tor oyerchargsd minds OF sub
ordinates
The generalin-chiet is not partial to
the visits Of civilians in wartime.
When the general lunches at the
general headquarters, he manages 70
satisfy some of these innumerable de
mands by receiving French or foreign
generals, other Officers of
allies armies, or notables, at his table.
The general-in-chief returns TO his
work at half past eight In the evening
10 receive the reports Of the day that
have arrived in his absence. and TO an
prove the communique to the press.
which Is never transmitted To Paris
without having received his approba-
tion The ordnance officers bring in
the last kilograms and receive their
orders for the morrow At 10 O'Clock
after the members of his staff have all
retired, the general finally, entirely
alone in his wora room. finishes his
days task.