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Soban SelneS.

4 Srinad heiltup ponot Oct gier
ga iiad Ian gisrs imot II 8ruu.
3ei Gouir ei for ci han Ter
lit bleiiua 9alIo OF niSua Ger,
ion i ei uficls Sumdruatt
elm hdrmflI Storm retn 40.
90 pouill oa 10 alao ban itoo
meo Sua % &it iom aIeim.
ReR / Sdrm iom aleSNe 2ipienS @lor
10 Siuibom inn Ct Si9ertIo;
o. nm ran lie no Sielp Tan iuG,
oct Der mot Sduoe bctm.
Va Soil iirI1 tpar SduoieuS Slt,
6irlp no / ShIuSi trora!
ipr Sen fIaare SIomma ~lIoindr ut
bind Den epuerife @ut.
iom iet Net pnrntc S,aIeeipS
/ Sogaegaape eiu3oug.
Zen fne StalSebarpcs 2iom
beo leila | bans 0ug.
Gin Troia- OF Elm @Crieblom
nm itore % fiue Sing bar Bon;
men IN bcp SiutNom eimt % Ssrot
Oct iom ipadOoc nm 0uoo oa 2uN,
Zen 9rortiCrIeif / @citerhcim
CT DEL tie cuu 10 iGlb?
ga rettar no mi Bon til ocim
iom bepe Seuaar. 6IS og SetnI;
for no or ort upp Ill @inIuuo5ioIt
nm ScIncS ioeItc ital.
81. Z. 6aIoeu.
SEATTLE. lite Rou. 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-23
Teocus SOFT.

@(rS 9. r. 5tcurrS nfpii OcN -
Sen 2erodQ Sen l7oc Rop. / lin Edts
terS 0icm / minneapolis, Riuu. 9trs
@crQit SeprrtSNatrcr Stcdru5 nor ioot
sen 10Sc Tlut $40 pud 6urcbailieu
@ol 0~rcicairIN. 6nlIiugoal, Norge
ScuNtS Ear oooc meotuS bun uur
SprNbaru. Ger War 0amulcl iom bun
iummcu mcN i'm Nor % Stcoiar Ill
Nmcritd. ScuocS Dior NsSc ire llbtr
eftcr buu tom ilduN. 2usS 9. Star-
lien q Sciieriou Yrdtrtc 100 iiR On
al bcuoe % bun oIcp oporaget / bans
SicmL
I 1859 bIep bun Gift mco buIpor
81. StcuruS % / 1851 rlntteNc DC nj
Rit!duN, Niru, bpor ban loR ia
gduN oa iurmeNc. Siocu orep ban al
miuocIiq @utitforrctuira trotll lin
| $50 i 1908, pa Mrs, StearuS inttcNe
ii! NcrtbheIc. Mtml. huor brm bocNe
iii 1914 ga bcuccS nueitc 2dtter ard
rucrtr ira ct. Slai Gole9e. Chen
far bun boet hos lin rloitc Gdttcr
Sopbio. iont Dor RiucudpoIt5, Nian.
WrS. Stedrus bar urret mcgct lD9c'
ltg iiocu 1ltc SdmIdr 1911. &c II
tic @ouae bun Far pGret pdo 9cucuc
iiocu Nen Sio q paG Sorelin9spngcn
rcu 9Sc Suui od buu oucruar ret ltcrc
Sorerin9SmeOe 90 Gogcu od beuNcs
eueitc &1ruebaru blcp nsbt. Suu bIeu
II Nor 3 RnoncNcr % I Sage CANT
mel.
Mrs, StenruS bar bait IS Barn al
tniIte ire oocrleJer bcuoc ucmIig SCa
pbin % aaiu Scrrictta. MI Orr. &elpcd
8. 9abl, % Ydit. @uitau StedrlS.
Rilumifee, 8is. iom MI CT SeItprc't
peS 127oe acknowledgement i%tatione 3
ret / Camp WatSIrtbur. 8aeo, Serd5.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS boIotes / Siemmet
5irSbng Den 20Sc Rou. al. 2. ! @etbs
Icbcm airic NL 3. @egrdpcIieu lore
qii / Rem Rihlauo, Nliuu, bpor Ssr-
ec9h6StieneIte boIoteS | ben uorfslu
tterife Hir,e. @iirttcIien iunot Stee
9e Seuer 8ipcr Ncuigbebs @puu'
aadro oeo Sieeu of beubsS WduS.
.. .. &ilodbI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-23
Gn bjemio9t Satnilic.
@Gt en- hiRlpenbe SaauS til en- ips %
fattis San,ilie!

ut bore bnabe ing o9 fattig er nofs
Ian tuu9e auar for Ell Marb meo itor
SamiIie. ut ooaube zig moer Sp9e
bommenS Sn,erter ielb % iua MATTE
ic paa, at Some og @eru iulter o. fros
fer er omtreut iaa tuug Ell SOB, ION
rer fan tilfaIoe ct Rerueite. 5 Ilige
Gaar befinoer Bert 300 i 8alter,
Iinn. Jig meo fin 6amiIie. s en-
8Rtte Of Iar bar ban Iiht al @iat
% er MI albelcs neobrrbt og biplpelps
og bar / DC iinite to Gar pGret aIoele5
lrSe al Stanb til at 9isre rpget. Sads
Iange ban bar iitauo til at eiere nos
oct, ltr9pet ban baarbt for at boIbe
ben p9rite Rso noe fra Sieruret, men
mn ga ban er bIeben alseles birlpelss
og ar~beiosuSpetie, bar Nsoen tuofuus
net fig. Sc fao Iioler, ban bapbs,
CT saaet meo til 29eebieIp uben
at bIipe hiulpeu - oe til 2~iosop6olb,
iaa m CT 8amiIieu bIottet for set
aIlernsboenSigfe.
San bar Sore o9 A Iutaa 9srr.
ginterer itaar for 9eren og Der or
tiltet at leG az. llpen pl9lp ma
barnrbierti9c RcbnteHneiter oil Sami'
lien nsbbenbigois tomme til at libe
SOB, frpie og iulte.
9erfor bcnnc @en ON Sirlp for
oenne ida baarDt betrpnote og tur9t
bjemis9te Samlie. Srober oe Seiter,
hu Tom bar set lint og barmt i Sit toc
icli9e 9iem o9 bar not al gtao %
SlGber, tauife Sberfioo for big % Si'
ne, prsp at iGtte Dig inn j benuc Itats
tels 6amiIies Stiling; tGrt paa Be
itiGIpenbe imaa, Der ifri8er efter Ioo,
o9 ret Dem en- biGIpenpe Saanb. Sru,
ON Oct bar bire gsru, ism freq efter
Dfao, % on intet buobe at gtoe beml
gubner Goue itor eQer liocn oil Biz
he mobta9et meb Ben inoerIigite Sats
ncmmeIi9beo. Som ibu, "nt BET er ia
lisere al gipe eno at tdae". "@Grcr
barlnbierti8e iom eberS biurmeIIfc Sas
rer er barmbiertis".
Senb @aoerne til Mr. Bert Boa,
8a1cr, Weiuu. q. s. &egelanS,
Nepis, Wiur. &utberit YreIt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-23

So6urnes SIiou 9ranae blcb isht /
Ss YreitegjrIS. Rorge, Den ODE Otto-
Der 1889 oq uopauoreOe til Gmeritn
/ Gdret 1861. 6au 6oiattt iig isrit
Hdcine, @is., bpor ban ophoIot iig I
cite SIur 90 nrbeiNcNc ium Smer. Ser
fra iIntteoe ban III Otter SdiI 90,
5im.. bpor ban %itauie0e / 3 Hnr. be-
i!iGitiqct mco Snrmorbeioe. Sao it1t'
teoc ban til minneapolis. buor ban
iiocu bar boet Rcitcn al lit %tJ. On
| Sio orep ban tit 6uduooert iom Smco.
OF &c iieitc ierteu anr bar ban pCrss
uuiat pco Eeportemcutet for 9ncltS
@uuOforiprirg. : Aaret 1876 bIep
ban aft meo 0tiiS Scruic Seen ira
| %aug / gaISers, Rorqe.
Sr. Grange bar en- itlIirroia uG
ucuueirl WarO, Der I~igeiuaocl Iour
bans pcuncirIc 6uitru hor iauet mani
ge @erner. @iritfribeo % @enliQbeo
lar tnratteriicrct Nem begge TO, % oct
oar uItiO Ell @lrNc al beiegc benz I
ocreS bpQaeliae 0icu. 6r. Oranges
| 6el6reo bar iaImiuoeliQhco oGret goo
irOtil Sen Icuerc rio, "a ban mex %
mcr isltc. at NrT'ttrue iuauot. &c
iioite lem llaer laa ban tilieugs. Sng-
foutmcn pur NrRft / Wduer. 6uu3
troilitc &uitru qau bam Den bcoitt
YleIe og isrgcoe 'eut og tioIig tor
fans tiIHcligs o. aanoclige Bel. ga.
TOR a. $. @icbrc. en- Ben al Crun-
qcs fra tioligcre Toge. 5eieatc Dem
oite 90 o~pmuutrcoc mco @uos Cro o.
Son % oeu beljae RnoDcro. SiCle~
bulNgommeu Sciu5 Nriitu5 b,eo OsI
trrrcits, OF Grange lTuB!eoe cftcr az
iao idrc berfrd % oTrc mcN 9rinl5.
gerOul sen 30ic H09cwbcr 1917 M.
3 on gtorgcucu ioU BON title iuo, oI
! 5ir5oua ben Ste NoJ. blcU ran bcaru-
pct gGu GATE @ooo @ruUgGaro. On
TOR 5ture AZ &euuer Unr msoy ircm
Tor at Biie Den tiErc N'beot ZEN ilcrc
2Grc cg Ieoiupe bum til @raUcu Nis
ten bleu beoRttet meS &lomiIer. Sus
tor @jepre boloi SIQtuleu / NcS eupe.s
ite Spro9 o0er Sob. II. 1-G og trent
6olOt iislQe Sertcu: "0oorleoes yi fan
foa Crsit % baoe g0ot 93oo / S0rg o.
SrgoonI, ! Stp o. I so Sdrpl
Siloruan al Oen cugelitc gietbooiittirts
en- aoo Zen AZ Sem, oar o8iGu t%i!iteoe,
6olot en- tort Gale % itutIcNe mel
geu o. 6erreus &eIisrelie. &nitor
8ievre iorrstteoe oco @racen. Su1
boiler Sa oeu ,irre beriooeos q oer
bejlige cafe 8ooo 8raoguuro ri "Cg.
ItruNe1isu5 Wprleu. SI ali eIcT HL
uoeu Spnoen % Sor8eu".
5erreu rare MI meo Den ,iEre titcr.
laote Suitru o9 oRre btuoes @ITOe ot
6ree, 6eros 2ps, Srst og Stnrte
beuSes guiombeo. % Ban biGloe ben.
D. og os ale NJ toume lutteIlg 8ieu.
uem Ssnne @erosu oa ino ! Den biur'
mslIte 5dbbGtsboiIe. iom euoUu er III.
bdge for @uos Soi!
On @sn AZ SdmiljeH.
RiuueapoIis oeu 16oe Hop., 1917
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-23
sra Tcrbiraub, Sbabo.

So ben ingen anoen er, ION ltrroer
iii "Roiten." runbt Der, maa pip leg
taee fat isien % ienbe mo rogle Gin
icr, iaa Soft fan faa pioe, bporoan
Sinaeue arter fig ogiaa her. Seq er
iueen professional SlGoforreIponoent'
mer, &pelbeue begbnoer III at BIZ an
ce, % for % iirr, iom efter Stro@
oaret enbru er forbIeoeu GIene, begtns
Der osiaa 9angiombeben at irSFnoe
fla, iaa bperfen "Reaemmao" eler
rode R6einlprbere, mco en- Sofia euer
to, er tiItretteIig for llbfplbelIe AZ
Stben meuem Supper o9 Seu9etto;
Iaa CT Striberiet NIT beoite Siosfor'
brip; bet bill iiee, beripm ieg bar mo-
get at ltriue ON, iom bringer Saano
po Sobe / Sdmarbeioe. Ingaaeroe
siplinsen ber pua Rs3 Yerce Yrairtc,
5aa bleo Iinterboebeu 9ieruemsdaenoe
rpaafIagelie, naar taees / getra9t'
nina ben ~uIebnanIis lan9e Ssrte,
men gsa og Sapre iuaet ipdar bleo
BET Tibet al; berimco ipntes Saarboes
ben at itaa Serter Idnet beore.
Weaen Spebe bar blet ladet mo
ihs1t, iaa ri oenter at faa mere Sins
terhoeSe neite Gar eub nogeniinbe tios
Iiaere. gpr gp Seroinano bar trobS
cit aiort en- gob Sci 9peuing og ons
Sre improvements" / Sommereus
9sb. ct 20 @ereIIer Soipital ct M
n9iten fprSig; bertiI bar ri facet en-
MT 8ant bbsset at Srict.
EerbiuarS 9ipcfoaIe 60. bar bbs9et
pad TN gIenator, ian ben I'M bolber
10000 gnIbels, Iiselebes bar oi
faaet nb 2umberparb os NIT SIaeters
hop, faa MI tiger ale, at Serbinano
er BEN Iiplisitc Sp paa Craig RonnT
tdiiI. ana tn-g rrfrl.. .
Seq bar, i Sommer e,rsans ooer til
Sea Ycrte, iom er 10 IiI / UT bers
fra. 8unSt Der er sanife rldtrge Ror-
lie, iont Iogiaa bier Zig paa be ~peIiteIte
Sarme.t 3 EeS Yeree bar be osiaa
norifs Iutberf !&irfe, fem rbeticuss al en-
/ Charlton boerSe ,9uitor.
Com gehis paa. bodb Snrrnlanb
r1tnbt ge5 9crce betaIes men, fan be-
rettes, at CIT flere buuSrebe Gcres
Sarm ct 9ar Iil fra gpeu bfeu MI
nblig iclat til en- @rs. Soraeus fru
Soutb Satota for $40 pr. Gcre, oa
eli al mine Raboer Der, 4 Ril fra
Serbinanb, iolste lin 100 Icres Sarr
for Ben nette Gum Of $4,000, %
enba fines man Der, at Oct bar en-
r1eget rimelis Yris.
@eiret bar ibsit pGret BET b~eiligite,
man fan t9nte Jig. Set er ilit iaas
riSt Ri bar hnpt libt Tattefroft eubba.
Saa en- biertelis 6ilien til 800
items Hebaftsr % SerIonale.
6. Steine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-23

rtuuiuasr - Fun Il fmetlt pitmwtmiootI. Der tan
preptS az hpsmiomhslit ueer Setcituina. Ia.
t'ttr at ou hdr forfeit bet oa better til'rtos mtb ben
piubrtug % pumiprt bet bar piptt bll. itHb % en-
Tulnr ppjS tie fctrr % eta irtet. Eu bsffen'
mex % ui tror oio paa DIT Gro. ri ptb ittc hpor'
bon o. tinhe ptit mere ubelruu'rl 1iitTo III BORT
UhobeG let IiHortr uGittu tuhptr Stabie % ale
lilttdubt AZ osuue ian lmerts'uloe SpaboE. 'sIo eiter
IN bel espetihS Gituotaheb. nj hdr ~nootaatt puuort'
her az SrtUt fprtIutuoe ON bet pelo. 'out bette merit
prrbIQs rirfuiuQSiulht Sp'tem has hart. tft,r ar alt
auost bar 'silet. suboa ~ioiiburt % 70 rltat Cosrai,ousr.
% bet s'ttr ~ % ~ a0rs Sloelfer It mitotrs llf1l'
Der brirecS ofte uuoer " cutroI pda en- tnffte
Too, @il bu tie forisus bet paa por Bstoiin,Rgf
GbrsSit. DIR. Van Week CO., Dept. Y c 4S.
Jackson, Mich. Stuo iHQtu Beings. Strtp toaa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-23
aueips &nrmctODer,
Geue. Oh 9rssraab. Snrnepleir.

Suem tien6er life Iait. aneipg's
beremta aurmetooer % sobe FaaO2
Ser er en- al bans melt popuI9re
@eaer, en- Sunnobog, iom er ntio.
llt u~unopTrIig pda 6arulen, lanst
ira Goftcr % Apotbef. en- Strip
! ale Spgbom5tiIiGIoer % en- IR.
reri1 BOG at Ipie boaoe for gamIe
% mge % life minSit ior enbuer
Suiru ca Nor. giinittet ON Bar.
ueplcie or pNerit iutcrcSiart 90 nDi'
tio. Iris inS6uncst $3.50. TeS
Soften" S1.15.
B. PUBL. co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Sss..s..:ss!s .sssss.9sssa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-23

Siben set life er in0tonrutet noget
/ Den Ienere Sio er Der miIigsus life
Here Iom snlfcr at poe til bette, og ieg
bar trntt al ienbe Si5ie Renger bicnI
9ten pna @rltuo al ari8er % Gcue
Iuren er BET uiittert al icnbe Sen9er
til Norse MI, ga 9te9icriu8cn life ga
rauterer for at Soiten tummer ri8tig
frc1n os tiai9e er auricn paa 9o(aa
rem mi iaa lap at BET pilbe opre betpr
helig CAB at oerle / oisie Sioer. Ser
for bar iee inoiat Ten9ere / &anten
/ Hortbpopo pod 8 Waaneoer 8
PCT, 8ente. Seq bill ieuoe Ycu8euc
biem iaainnrt Foitbefororiugen er iits
fer. 8. q. WeIanb.
Rortbtuooo, Soma, 9Ne Noo. 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-23
E II u Ma til dQe
iont CT liOenOe al
&atarrb

Sea bar tnser fire SLATER al Teruna,
OF ie8 fan iige, at oct bar sjort soot
for aatarrb / 6oueb og 3aIs, Sea
orbeicIer Teruna FOR ale Iioenoe al
Gatarrb. Seq tror life ieg u~o9euiiroc
bcfanot mig nregct beNre. Get or mig
pirfelia en- Sperraffelie buab Nrbeioc
ies fcn uoiore. Ses trur life iurme.
Get fan iises til 3ernnaS 8us."
Ee, Der lite nil tase tgocnSe gics
sieiner, tan IN erbpISc Geruna To-
bletter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-23
Sea ambefaler

gars. William 8. 9indIiffe, SO. 20
0prtle Ct, Seperlp, gtois., ~Ifrtper:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-23

Bon nil brtn9e ois
en- regular Collar
Qatte al Ir. Ban
Qltds trsoobbsI,s ab.
iorpiioH Sshaubiiuafor
ftseupe. ~bIsosu6t,
uohdaenes gtles
'aut ale ausrt lidrtube
Cuotr at / uutsriet
CuiIQa at prroe
trtt.' TT gon Died.
ttoliasre atrura / be
Tortrtoe 2tot,rs Mr..
me auoeuhte 80 War III
at 'u~lb,ommtuaisre TN
uu ptroeus bersmte
rbiorpttou Wtthes
49, na.w nA.a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-23
6tartoaIS.0apcn.

Eli SrseIfonbet til 8irten / Siarts
Sal er inbfomniet fra q. q. 9abl,
8anaifa, Winn. SIS. SinIi9ere toittez
ret for 1927. Salt 1882.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-23
.6ruiom Yiles.
Or. San Sled bar iunoet egt.
Sin0riug, bpilfe beibreber
Sniinoer.
SenO Sort ior Collars Yruue jrit

SiI huemiom6ellt liheaoe al GilsS (6Rs
morrbotoer) sIer NJ bette ubesrGnisos 5ils
buo Seuo oS bin aore5is. 90 omgdusuoe
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-15
NUPTIALs.

A LF u , 1t r2t TFH
Handsomely engraved invitations
Is follows have been received BY
friends Of the contracting parties in
the city:
"Mr.. and Mis-. William Hopkins
Brewer request the honor of your
presence at the marriage of their
daughter. Annie Altchison, to Mr.. Har-
vey Leroy. Tucker. on Monday morn
ing, the twenty-ninth of January, n
thousand, nine hundred and seventeen,
at eleven o'clock, at their home, Black
Hawk, .Mississirpi."
Miss Brewer has visited in Green
wood a humber 81 times and has many
friends here. The groom-to-be has
been connected with the Quinn Drug
Co. for several years and is at pres
ent travelling for that concern in Ar
kansas.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-15
THERE is PLENTY OF PEP IN
WATCH YOUR STEP"

Syncopation, pretty girls, wonderful
costumes, delightful dances and song
hits that you will hum in spite Of
yourself-there you have a few of the
ingredients in the merry melange of
melody and mirth, Watch Your Step
which wa presented at the Theatre
Vendome last night.
This is one musical comedy which
is deserving Of the am and every
thing else that can be said of it, for
it is a merry, happy fox trot from be-
ginning to end, with song hit follow
ing song hit and making it difficult for
one to keep his feet still. 1t has the
punch, the pep, the kick and every
thing else that goes toward putting
a musical comedy across.
There is a very thin plot in the play
as a beginner, but it soon is lost, and
the audience is given a treat in sing
ing, dancing and reveling in a bevy Of
beautiful women such as have rarely
been seer on any stage. 1t is a hand
somely gowned, perfectly trained cho-
rus, and there is no scarcity Of them
on account of the war. They are there
in quality as well as quantity.
Hannah Leach doesn't sound like a
perfectly gorgeous and wonderful
dancer, but on the other hand is more
like a demure miss in a village with
a poke-bonnet on her shoulders. But
Hannah Leach is the name of a dancer
who will long be remembered by those
who witnessed Watch Your Step last
night. She was forced to repeatedly
respond to encores, with her partner,
DIN Rowland: And, speaking of dane
ers, this Olin boy is a bird. He invent
ed all of the dances that were put on,
and they were developed from good
into better and from better into best.
Hazel Boyne did little more than
look pretty and act cute, but she per-
formed her part to a queens taste, and
the audience was satisfied. Golf Phil
lips put on a blackface speciality, in
Guiding a curtain talk, which was
great.
Harry Bestry as a matinee idol pos
sesscs one Of the best voices of the
entire company, and his efforts more
than pleased. He responded many
times to encores. An especial feature
ard without a doubt the best, is the
dancing Of Miss Leach and Mr.. How
land, and their popularity was mark
ed by tremendous applause on their
every appearance.
Watch Your Step is a musical COM
edy about which too much cannot be
said, for it is the most delightful of
all the comedies which have appeared
here this season 1t is being presented
this afternoon, and to-night's show
will conclude the Nashville engage
ment.--Nashville Banner, Jan. 10,
1917.
This splendid attraction will be at
the Greenwood Theatre, Wednesday,
January 18th.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-15

Mrs. Claud Hutcheson who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Warner Wells,
and was the recipient Of many social
courtesies, left for her home in Meri-
dian yesterday afternoon.
44AA&
Mrs. John Pettey am up from In
dianola Saturday with a sick baby.
She is visiting her mother Mrs. Lucy
Wells.
Mrs. John Ashcraft and little
daughter was moved from the Kings
daughter were moved from the Kings
home in North Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Barrett came in
from their home near Schlater Satur-
day and attended services here yes
terday.
Mr.. John Cooley, of Misterton, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Quinn in
North Greenwood.
Mrs. Howard G. Grey, Of Chicago,
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. F. P.
Fox.
Dr.. Joseph Rennie and daughter,
Miss Cecil, returned today from Ok
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Mcleod spent
the week end with relatives in Lex
ington.
Mr.. Chas. j. Jones spent Sunday in
Yazoo City.
Mr.. Robt. l.. Nets, Of Louisville,
Miss, spent Sunday and today here
with relatives and friends.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-15
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY HONORS.

Edmund S%chulthess, new President
of Switzerland, was born January Is,
1868, at V%illnachern, near the Paths Of
~Cchinzznach, in the Canton of Aargau,
but raised in the nearby town of
Brugg. After finishing in the schools
of his native Canton, he studied law
at Strassburg, Munich, LEIPZIG and
Berne. He started his political career
at the age of 25, and rapidly advanc-
ed until he was elected to the Federal
Council in 1912,
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-15
HOUSEWIVES LIKELY TO FIGHT
WAGE SCALE.

Duluth, Mimi, Jan. 15-(By Union
Associated Press)-The housewives Of
this city are in arms today regarding
the scale Of wages prepared by house
maids under the direction Of the In
dustrial Workers of the World. The
new scale calls for increases in pay
pay of from IS to SIS a month, short
er working hours, pay for overtime
and one full day each week for recre-
alton. improvements in food and liv-
ing conditions also are demanded.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-15
CARNIVAL OPENS TONIGHT.

CARNIVAL OPENS TONIGHT.
The Great Clifton-K ellie Shows will
open tonight promptly at 7 pm. The
show train of Is cars, arrived here
Friday night and everything was un-
loaded and moved to the Carnival
grounds, just across the river. The
Clifton-Kelley Shows comes here high
ly recommended by both public and
press land it said to be one of the
cleanest companies on the road.
The Vicksburg and Greenville as
we'll as the Clarksdale newspapers
claim that the Clifton-Ke lley Shows
are clean and high-class and free
from graft and skin games, and on
ly carry ladies and gentlemen, and
that each and every show, is strictly
clean and moral, and you can take
your wife, daughter or sweetheart
without embarrassment. The 'Carni-
val figured on opening Saturday night
but owing to the rain, etc., they decid-
ed to wait till tonight.
Everything will be ready and in full
blast tonight and starting promptly
at 2 pm. all shows-riding devices
and concessions will open every after
noon, and at 7 p. m. each night.
Prof. Ewell's Concert Band enter
tanned good size crowds at noon today,
and he certainly has a very creditabIe
band. Band concerts are scheduled
for o each day and at 6:45 pm.
at night. All the concessions are of
a better class generally carried with
a Carnival Company.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-15
FRIENDS.

Mr.. H. Y. FRASER brought We edi-
tor and his 'better half" a nice guam
tity of sausage, spareribs and back
bone from his magnificent Mill Place
plantation home last Saturday, and
We have had a real feast at "our
house" the past two days. To our
good friends, Mr.. and Mrs. FRASER,
Mrs. E. E. Bew, we return sincere
thanks for their thoughtfulness and
kindness in thus remembering Is.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-15
MONEY TO LEND

REAL ESTATE
Country and City Property
and good Collateral.
LONG TIME A
SHORT TIME LOANS
At Attractive Rates.
Call and see us before com
pleting your arrangements.
BANK &
TRUST co.
S. C. BULL, Cashier.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-15
TO ORGANIZE
Tonight ut the Office of Y. N. c. A
Secretary, Upstairs Over Handy
Kitchen.

hiJCnen.
A meeting has been arranged for
tonight at the office of tn ely. M. G. A.
Secretary upstairs over the Handy
Kitchen to organize a gymnasium
class. Quite a number of young nen
have expressed much interest in the
plan and it is expected that a score
or more will be present.
There are a number of first class
athletes in the city, men who have won
signal honors with athletic clubs of
the larger cities and the plan is to get
these young men to aid in handling
the class. Boxing, wrestling and 9TH
er things will be taught.
If you are interested you can get
full details by either seeing or call
ing Secretary Sanford, of the Y. M.
c. A., wei phone e36.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-15
MI. Jack Locke, a prominent bust

Mr.. JACK Locke, a prominent bust
less man C Jackson, spent Sunday in
the city W. -eiatives and friends.
Mr.. Dicl: Tord spent the weekend
with his p snts at Winona.
Mrs. Susi Warren, of Indianola,
spent the v TX end with her sister,
Mrs. j. F. Eobbitt in North Green
wood.
Mr.. and MRS. J. l.. Haley, Jr., and
two little sons, and Miss Matte Ruth
Cooper, of ltta Bena, spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Rus
sell on East Market street.
*#***
Hon. Douglass Robinson was in the
city from Sidon today and made The
daily Commonwealth an appreciated
call.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-15
WANTED.

Two or three sets Of Books to keep
where my entire time will not be tax
en- up. l have a diploma from one of
the best commercial colleges in the
South, and know | can do the work
in a thorough manner
T. M. BILLINGSLEY,
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-15
FOLLOW THE CROWD

FULLUW THE CROWD 4
to the Baseball Parlor, 122 Howard
Street.
Ten minutes Automatic Baseball is
the One Real Tonic that brings back
old "Pep and VIM"
Everybody plays the game: Doc
tors, Lawyers, Business and Laboring
Men.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-15
CARD OF THANKS.

To our Friends:
We desire to express our heartfelt
gratitude, for the many expressions
Of sympathy and kindly acts rendered
US on the occasion of the departure of
our little baby.
NJ. and Mrs. H. G. Kitchell.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-15
CONTRACT BLANKS FOR SALE

The Commonwealth Office has Nj
sale RENT, SHARE and WAGE
CONTRACT BLANKS, BLAME
BILLS OF SALE, Payroll
BLANKS, PROMIssORY and co.,
LATERAL NOTES, NURSES REC
ORDS, etc, in any quantities desira
at reasonable prices.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-15

LOST-One silver mesh bag, initials
M. D. s., containing about twenty five
dollars, Friday evening, 18th. Please
return to VIM. Cook, 1875 Main street
and receive reward.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-15

CONTRACT BLANKS FOR SALE.
The Commonwealth Office has for
CONTRACT BLANKS, BLANK
BILLS OF SALE, PAYROLL
BLANKS, PROMISSORY and COL.
LATERAL NOTES, NURSES REC.
ORDS. ETC.. in any quantities desired
at reasonable prices.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-15

WANTED-Modern six-room house,
or two or three rooms for light house,
keeping. Address Box $50, city. Il
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-15

FOR SALE--A very pretty bunga-
low with modern conveniences, on the
Boulevard in Congress Heights. Part
Cash, balance easy terms. Apply to
j. l.. Gillespie, this Office.