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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-04
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De: I. A. Basarabescu.

,,Baieti noutate'' zise di-
rectorul, oducfnd o scrisoare.
Toti lasara lucrul, ca sd ascul-
te: Primul redactor Isl intre.
rupse articolul de fond, cronica.
rul cronica, reporterul informa.
tile, lar ,,baietii'' corecturile.
Ce fl avind directorul sd lie
spuna? Vre-o gratificatie, vre
un banchet, vre-o delegate prin
strainatate? Ca avea sa fie ce
va bun, de asta erau siguri: c
puteau ghici orr cind Gu inlezni
re, dupa chipul cum stau ase
zati ochelarii pc nasul amfitrio
nului. A, cind dinsul suparat
ochelarii sed altfel, toti stu.
ce are facet.
= Iata, baieti... Primesc scri
soarea asia de la un prieten dir
provincie.
= Aaa, din provincie. -. Mer
gem, mergem!...
= Staff, ma rog: are sd NEAR
Ga numai unul...
- Ma due eu?
= Ba eu!
Eu. =. eu ma due!
= Va rog, tacere la galerie
Nici nu stiti de ce e vorba. Z,
null din vol va trebui sd devie
provincial.
=?
= Cine doreste sd fie gazetal
la provincie?...
Conditiuni avantagioase: ora
selul Sc bucura de vaZa. Opozl
tia vrea sd Sc aseze pc baze soil.
de acolo. S'a reorganizat: are
un comitet nou, compus indeo
sebi din tineri: un fost magis-
trat, acum advOcat, un bun ora
tor, dupa cum aud. Apoi MIST
proprietari, fosti deputati 81 st
natori al partidului cazut; ir
sfirsit, cum mai bine. Printre
cele dintii arme de lupta insa
trebue neaparat gazeta. Au s
infiintat-o. Sc numeste ,,Obu
zul" 81 ca trebue sa combata a
tacurile abuse de gazeta guver-
namentala din lOcalitate bOteza
ia: ,,Glontele''. Numarul unul
a 81 aparut.
Iata titlul citorva articole
LA lupta'', ,,Pe ell" -. Mi
sell 81 lasii'' -. ,,Treanca-flean
ca" -. 81 in sfirsit cronica init
tulata: ,,Ce magar'.! - Toate
aceste articole asa de tari s.
semnate Gu fel de fel de pseu
domino, precum: Lax, Pax $
Wax, lie redacteaza unul dintr'
Ell: Nicu Danuleanu, fostul su
pleant 81 acum advocat. Ins;
ell n are vreme, din pricina eli
entelei. Altfel ar conduce Sin
CUR gazeta, caci dupa cum in
susi marturiseste - still 81 ia
lent are din belsug. Afacerile
insa, ticaloasele de afaceri, i
impedeca. Pentru toate acestt
cuvinte, dragi baieti, onOrabllu
comitet de acolo gaia Sd faci
jertfa de a plati unui gazetal
bucurestean, trei suite de lei p
luna, in afara de alte bunatatl
earl ar putea sd Sc iveasca II
urma cind orizontul polite a
partidului sc va mai llmpezl
Dupa cum vedeti, nu vorba
nici de primul-redactor, nicl de
cronicar 81 reporter. Catre IT,
neret, catre vol ,,baietl" in floa-
rea virstei, imi 1ndrept glasul.
81 Sc intoarse spre grupul ba-
ietilor.
Frau vre-o sase: Popescu, To-
nescu. Petrescu, GeOrgescu 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-04
vasilescu- Ciulnita, (pseudonim

Vasilescu- Ciulnita, (pseudonim
VaD.
Acesta Sc prezinta Gu cele mai
multe titluri: dase probe. Mono
tonia Upset ce ducea de un amar
lie vreme s:.rnlalul Lalat in Du
curesti, ii dete acum hotariraa
de clipa ce-si iau bolnavii a
sunci cind au de inghitit o doc
5orie rea.
= Ma due eu, domnilor.
- Bravo Val! tocmai era sal
propun, zise primul redactor, lu-
indu-i nina. Thar esti, destept
,sti, talent al: norocul sa-si fie
mare 81, de nu te-om vedea de-
outat acolo, apoi. >. copil al
mai Fl.
Baiatul Sc rosise sub povara
lorocului ce sta pitt dupa valul
lepatruns al viitorului. o viata
1oua Use deschidea de acum: Sc
nscria de-a binele in cariera po-
itica; de la suta de lei la trei
,ute, saltul era mare. ST la urma
lrmelor, eel pasa unicului sau
oagaj = un geamantan ros de
'oareci = del va Fl scris sd stea
n strada Popa-Tatu din Bucu-
,esti sau la No. X al vre-unui
Grand Hotel din provincie?
Ionescu, Popescu, Petrescu,
3eorgescu 81 Radulescu il felici-
ara Gu raceala. Viermele invi-
liei ii rodea pc toti la inima.
DirectOrul il chema in cabine-
;ul sau; ii dete cfteva instruct
mi, precum 81 niste scrisori de
recomandatie.
Sa pleci char milne, afa-
,erea urgenta. Vezi, sa NUT
liti verva 81 talentul la Bucu.
.esti.
Char in seara aceea, Val is
.umpara benzina; Isl curata cele
lintii 81 cele din urma haine dc
gala ce avea; apoi trecu - pen
,ru adio -pe la Hugo, Oppler
6ragadiru; Sc duse sa!si Inter
7ieweze" birtasul, caruia ii ceru
pc deoparte iertare ca nu-i pu
Tea plati datoria deocamdata
ar pc de alta suta de lei I'M
prumut.
a dOua ri, in tren, dintre tot
.alatorii, ell era eel mai dus pc
yinduri Timpul sbura pc nesim
Ute; fatal ajuns. Atinse perOnul
u un aer de autoritate Gu ca
e Sc simtea Gu drept cuvint III.
5arit.
Intiia grija, fu sa Sc duca la
,eful opozitiei, care-l priml
u buna vointa. Comitetul toe
nai era adunat. Val cunoscu asa
lar char de la inceput pc tOti
nembrii, printre carl 81 pc Nicu
0anuleanu. Acesta era in tOiul
mel discutii, comenta un esec
Il opozitiei la niste alegeri. Era
isa de absOrbit in furia vorbirel,
nett sosirea gazetarului bucure-
team nu izbuti sal intrerupa.
i raspunse la salut in graba 81
81 urma discursul. ;. Toti il as
'ultau GU sfintenie.
fntiia impresie fu, pentru Va
iilescu, o dorinta vaga de a pie
"a. Presimtea ca, Gu acest Danu-
eanu nu va duce-o bine. Sc ho-
ari insa trece inceputul Gu We
lerea, 81 sa mai astepte. Asculta
81 ell ca 81 ceialafti; Danuleanu
;e aprinsese rau la fata nu mai
ntelegeai din ce spunea decit
7orbe des repetate, ca: ,,lipsa
lie energie, dior! Maven ini-
tiativa. >. Nu sunt oameni. 4.
rebue sd lie dam la cap. Sa
.aiem in carne vie! La nevoe
al asasinam!"
Din cind in cind cite un ba-
trim, mai cumpatat, mai chibzuit
in vederi, il intrerupea, vOind
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-10
!, ELKO TONIGHT: -

Geraldine Farrar in her latest
Aircraft production, "The Devil
Stone, which will appear at the
Elko theater tonight and Thursday,
the celebrated star will have as a
vehicle a story of unusual interest,
considerably different from any Of the
former film plays in which she has
appeared. ...#
The underlying theme of the mar
rative, namely, the sinister effect OF
the world-old stumbling block of
man, superstition, furnishes the basis
for story of interesting study. Ho-
bart Bosworth, James Neill, Tully
Marshall are among the actors in this
splendid production Of Cecil B. De-
Miles. One of the new Paramount
Mack Sennett two reel comedies Is
also on the Elko program for tonight
and tomorrow.
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STOMACH
Get at the Real Cause Take Dr.,
-. Edwards Olive IT blets W4

That's what thousands oft stomach
sufferers sare doings now.es Instead of
taking tonics, or trying 70 patch up, a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause sof the sailment -clogged liver
and disordered bowels. =.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse the
liver in a, soothings healing way.s When
the liver and bowels rare pertorning their
natural functions away goes Indigestion
and stomach troubles. "
IF you have q bad taste IN your
mouth, tongue. coated ~appetite poor,
lazy,4don,t.eare. feeling no ambition or
energy troubled with undigested foods,
you should take Olive Tablets the SUBJ
stitute for calomel. HI. ~.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are q
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime fol-. quick
relief, so you can eat what you like.
At 10c and Csc per box. All druggists
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POWERFUL DRAMA. /

Z: Z. Those Who Pay, powerful
seven part drama of romance and po-
Slitical intrigue, produced lnd he
supervision of Thomas H. Ince, will
be the attraction at the Rex theatre
tomorrow. 4. e. ,>4s p. .5-.5y; ;55
- Bessie Barriscale, one Of the lead
ing emotional artistes of the screen,
portrays the principal role. !" ~
The plot of the story is founded
upon the eternal triangle-one man
and two women-and abounds in
gripping dramatic episodes. Miss
Barriscale portrays the character of
a beautiful young woman left an or
phan with little sister in her care.
The child dies while her older sister
is struggling to support them both,
and then begins the young woman's
battle against adversely. e.
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a T THE I !. H !
T H E A T F r I. s: s /.
REX TONIGHT.

81 1.-THE House of Glass, with Clara
Kimball Young, pleased a large au--
.dience at the Rex last night and will
be shown again tonight. A Drew
comedy will be. shown, also. The
House of GLASS; is a dramatic story
by we'll known playwright, a photoS
play acted by Clara Kimball Young,
and superb cast under a sterling
director and convincingly produce
1.-THE House Of Glass" is very much
worth while! &. x \. ia / 3
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&. DO NOT RUB, stretcfi,s massage,
or use electricity; NOR DO practice
medicine, surgery, osteopathy or
Christian Science Chiropractic is SO
entirely different from any other
healing art that there ia absolutely no
comparison Call on meat my office
over the First National Bank, and
will explain to you free Of charge,
the merits ana principles of this
wonderful. science r., Lunde, D. G.
b. Sc; =. ~ n - 1t-41O
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(. N (,
Ralph H Wheeler, son Of Mr.. and
who left here March ~, having en-
listed insthe coast artillery, and who
sis now stationed near Boston, Mass,
has written Bemidji friends that he
fiEes the work fine and speaks very
favorably OF the: officers in charge.
He. has been promoted to corporal and
expects to go across soon. (
Miss Cora Amundson OF ANbHrn,
Calf, who was called to Bemidji
four months ago, by the serious Ill
ness of her father, "A. D. Simpkins of
Turtle River, left today for various
points in Southern Minnesota, where
she will visit relatives for q short
time. Later she will be Joined by
her brother, Charles Simpkins in
Minneapolis, who will accompany
her west for visit. 4. VI, 5..s
Gertrude Malone and Mrs. III. J.
Welte left last evening for Seattle,
Wash. After spending q short time
visiting with friends in that city they
will 60 to Portland, Ore, where
Miss Malone has accepted a position
in a bank. Mrs. Welte will remain
there for several days visiting with
friends. Croo kston Daily Times
Miss Malone, who was formerly
stenographer in the Northern Ma
tional bank in this city, was the
guest Of u friends here for short
time before leaving for the west.
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sOLDIERS ENTERTAINED,

Mrs. A. Billeadeau entertained at
6 o'clock dinner in honor Of her. lus-
band and William Abel, who left
for the service, going from here to
Camp Dodge. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. William Abel, Mrs. George
Fellow, Mrs. p. Kressell, Mrs. W. II.
Wheelan, Miss Georgia Smith, A..
Billeadeau and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Davis Of Portland, Ore. "
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GRAND TONIGHT

Two stars Carlyle Blackwell and
Evelyn Greeley appear In His
Royal Highness"", q new World-Pic-
:ture Brady-Made and they will be
seen in. this production at the Grand
theatre tonight. Mr.. Blackwell ap-
pears in this production in the role
of an enterprising. young American,
who through asstfange set Of circum-
stances becomes the king Of q small
European monarchy. I'll
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ELKO FRIDAY.

You want to see the sort of condi-
lions under which your boy will live
while at the army cantonment in
preparation for joining in the big
smash across the sea. You want to
see the speed, force and energy put
into the construction Of these can
tonments. So you will want to see
"Over Here" at the Elko theatre on
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PERSO NALS AND
NEWS NOTES

$4,000 to loan on farms. Dean
u Land Co. III 5s;ss;:.ss.s., 5s d7ltf
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Rockwell Sunday.
~. Mrs "A. Keefe of Fern Hill was the
guest Of Bemidjia friends yesterday.
Pure white lead and linseed oil
house paint for sale by P. Barnell.
s J. r .@5s5ss5as T. e. 2. w MO 429
Mrs. e. Longrack of town Of FROM
Z transacted business in Bemidji yes
terday. ~: 81 r. -. p "a
u Mrs. L.. Hogan of Grant Valley
passed yesterday In the city. with
friends. 5.&s l~.. a. II -
e. To- J. S.. Wheeler Of Turtle River
I transacted business in Bemidji yes
terday. ..e e. -: e
Miss Annie Hanson of. town Of
FROM passed yesterday in the city
shopping, ~ Il. 1;557s@sss ~ Il af n i
" NIL. oAO NSoSS
Stewart yesterday afternoon, a
= daughter. ,t.E Z. ~ a@4sa>s IT, q ~
One OF these nice days you ought
to go to Hakkerup's and have your
picture taken. Is.s..... ~. !. :. r. r.. 14tf
- .s Mrs. Pom Wright of Becida spent
several hours in the city yesterday
calling on friends. s...Ss s.
Mrs. James r. Hayes Of town of
Liberty was among the business visit
ors in the city yesterday. Il - .
~ Quality first-then only reasonable
profit on our photo work. Rich
I Studio. Phone STOW. 20 10th St:
S@.JJE i.>a., 49, 20. ~. ~ ~ II 26-43O
Doris, the little daughter of George
Severens Of Grant Valley, sustained
a broken arm yesterday while out
playing. TX
P. e. Olson and son, Oscar Olson,
and NJ. Rygg of town OF Liberty
motored to the city yesterday and
transacted business. 60. -. r..
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Mr.. I.AIMSO1N![ HOST 4.

The Philomathian club met at the
home Of n. b. Lamson last evening.
u. g. MCGEE gave a review of the
leading events Of the war from its
commencement to the beginning Of
1917 and AZ P. Richie lead the dis
@cussiOn. s5s54 ?6$ 4s3,- r.
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AID TOMORROW.

The Presbyterian Ladies. Aid So
sciety will meet at the home OF Mrs.
George Kirk. 100 Lake Boulevard,
tomorrow afternoon. The Ladies of
the seventh division will have charge
of the social hour. r. q Nv ~ 1
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GRAND TOMORROW

Norma Talmadge in The Children
In the House",sa play supervised by
ID. w. y Griffith, and q two part Key
stone comedy are attractions offered
on the Grand theatre program for
tomorrow, Thursday.
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5SaE4 IOdAy-IeleQnOu0a Inc flOHSeT u
flee, 02aa, about that news item you
have in mind. Your guests and
friends will appreciate the courtesy.
W. w. Johnson Of Kelliher was
among the business visitors yester-
day. While in the city he was the
guest OF his son, DR.. p. w. Johnson,
and family. s55,s ..;. (,
Sing,that Liberty Loan song What
Arc You Going to Do to Help the
Boys p, Buy Liberty Loan Bond) .
For sale at Bemidji Jewelry Co. A.
w. Peterson. :5s 1t-4lO
s Mrs. John Kohler of Frazee, Mimi,
is the CUES of her daughter, Mrs. R.
R. Rockwell and family, She will
also visit other relatives here before
returning home.
Es @''Dress Up Your Dollar in Khaki,
:"What Are You Going to Do to Help
the Boys, and "a Soldiers Rosary"
the three biggest sellers today.
Hear them at Bemidji Jewelry Co., A.
Nv. Peterson. :...S.-:5 20 1t-4lO
8 Garry Brennan of Scoby, Mont, is
attending to business matters in the
city for a few days. Mr.. Brennan
Is a former resident of Bemidji and,
while here was a policeman and driv-
.er for the fire department. 81 III, ri,
Miss Marie Raymond, stenographer.
for the Northwest Telephone COM
pany, who was operated upon a
week ago for appendicitis at St.
lAnthony's, hospital, is, convalencing
and will leave the hospital tomorrow.
Il Mrs. Fabian Begin, formerly Miss
Myrtle Neumann Of this city, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M.
Neumann. Mr. and Mrs Begin
have been making their home in
Bend, Ore, but are moving to Mime
apolis. &C., ~ .a ~. a..
! Earl p. Cronemiller of the town
of Northern, son of Mr.. and Mrs. }.
P. Cronemiller of Chicago, who en-
listed in the navy a short time ago,
is now stationed at Cape May, N. j..
He has written friends here that he
enjoys the service. ...'
49, Charles Chafee Of Camp Dodge ar
rived III Bemfdji yesterday on a visit.
Mr.. Chaffee and Jacob Kohler, of the
Kohler Construction company. drove
to Frazee today, where Mr.. Chaffee
will visit other relatives before re-
turning to Bemidji for longer visit.
:: Hans P. Hanson of Bromhead,
Sask., Can, who was called to Be-
midi by the death of his wife, re-
turned to Canada this afternoon. The
funeral was held yesterday after
noon, Rev. Osmund Johnson, pastor
of the First Scandinavian Lutheran
church officiating.
Mrs. G.. H. O'Brien, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. N. Shannon of Min
nesota avenue, formerly Miss Nell
Shannon of this city, has visited with
her parents the past two days, while
enroute to Yuma, Ariz., where she
will join her husband, Corporal G. H.
O'Brien, who is stationed there.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-10

Mrs. "A. Keefe of Fern Hill was the
guest Of Bemidjis friends yesterday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-10

Mrs. j ]. r. Cronemille returned to
her home IN Chicago yesterday after
spending the past two weeks with
relatives in the town Of Northern.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-10

5a Toda Telephone the Pioneer Of
flee, 02ea, about that news item you
have in mind. Your guests and
friends will appreciate the courtesy
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-10

y. 900 to loan on farms. Dean
Land Co. sss Isl d7ltf
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-10

A daughter was born to Mr.. ani
Mrs. r.. r. Rockwell Sunday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-10

Mrs. G.. H: O'Brien, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. N. Shannon of Min
nesota avenue, formerly Miss Nell
Shannon of this city, has visited with
her parents the past two days, while
enroute to Yuma, Ariz., where she
will join her husband, Corporate. H.
O'Brien, who is stationed there.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-04-10

Pure white lead and linseed oil
house paint for sale by P. Barnell.
4. Is ss Et T., a. IT, ~ 1 mo- 429
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w. w. Johnson of Kelliher was
among the business visitors yester-
day. While in the city he was the
guest Of his son, DR.. p. w. Johnson,
and family. .5a. -. - " Z.
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!, P. E. Olson and son, Oscar Olson,
and M Rygg of town of Liberty
motored to the city yesterday and
transacted business. :4.5..->.-. "
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M Mrs. John Kohler Of Frazee, Mimi,
is the CUES of her daughter, Mrs. R:
r. Rockwell and family, She will
also visit other relatives here before
returning home.
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N berry Loan song What
Arc You Going to Do to Help the
Boys 2. Buy Liberty Loan Bond /.
For sale at Bemidji Jewelry Co. A.
w. Peterson. 1t-4lO
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Doris, the little daughter of George
Severens Of Grant Valley sustained
a broken arm yesterday while out
playing. TX MI. =.
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r. Quality first-then only reasonable
profit on our photo work. Rich
Studio. Phone STOW. 20 10th St:
q ls...s j., r.. ~, III e. 26-43O
Stone County enterprise., 1918-09-21
Hero From McHenry

Since Lieutenant Charles r..
D'Olive has won fame at the
front in the aero service by
shooting down three German
machines, Hatties burg and Mem
phis are laying claim to him. The
fact is he lived 10 Mcl1enry for
eight years and is a young man
about twenty-three years of age
and is a graduate Of the A. u NJ i.
College and enlisted in the aVia-
ton service in May 1917 at Mem
phis. From that city be was
transferred to Chicago and later
to Pautinal, H., where he finish
ed training for flights in the air,
Stone County enterprise., 1918-09-21
Red Creek Association Meet

The Red Creek Baptist Asso-
citation meets with Ebenezer
Church, six miles northeast Of
Wiggins, today for a three or
four day session.
The Asso :iation was organized
thirty nine years age and is
composed of tw e nty el 8 n
churches. Rev. M. H. Broadus
is Moderator, E. 3. Cox Clerk
and Russell Davis, Treasurer.
Large crowds will be in at
tendance and especially tomor
row, when people from many
miles will be present.
Stone County enterprise., 1918-09-21
Local and Personal

G.. l.. Pou left Tuesday for
D1n, where he has accepted a
position ~ sals Sman with the
Kew Mercarti'e Company.
W.G.S.
Miss Ridgpway OF Jackson,
accom- pauled by a soldier from
Camp Shelby, viii address the
people of Stone County at the
court house, next Thursday
night on the Fourth Liberty
Loan Drive.
W.S.S.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
Mincy, on September lst, a fine
baby girl.
Ws.S.
J. r. P. Bond, living few
miles east of Wiggins, spent
last Saturday and Sunday IN
New Orleans
W.S.S.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Eorsett, on September l4th a
fine baby girl.
W.S.S.
Prof. Howard Il. Bond prin-
o,oloftbn Powprs Consolidated
Stone County enterprise., 1918-09-21
Some Belated News.

The Enterprise having failed
to appear since August 1st, we
give below some of the following
happenings since that time.
The following marriages have
taken place during the past
thirty days.
Oscar Royalty to Miss Matte
Howard.
Borden e. Shook to Miss
Emma Martin.
II. F. Lewis to Miss Allie
Pridgen.
Jesse Vanarsdale to Miss
Panolia Davis.
Lloyd Farley to Miss Jun7a
Hickman,
W. f. Bond to Miss Ethel
Hatten.
w. r. Farrell to Miss Lille
SIN it'll.
J. A. Cooper to Miss julia
Hunt.
| p. V. Bond to Miss Francis
Bond.
William Elliott to Mrs. Mamie
! Allen.
Stone County enterprise., 1918-09-21
Autoist Comply With Law

In compliance with the request
sent out by the Federal Fuel
Administration that all oy-rid-
ing and the using of automobiles
on Sundays be curtailed for the
present, Stone County is one
hundred per cent solid.
The request states that the
use OF automobiles except for
business only be curtailed on
Sundays in order to save gasO
line as a war measure, and witt
very few exceptions the auto
owners have complied with the
request.
Stone County enterprise., 1918-09-21
Longest Was Too Long.

Prof. Fl. Z Longest, of Mag
nolia Consolidated School, was
called to Camp Shelby two weeks
ago for select service with Uncle
Sam. but Mr. Longest proved to
be too long for service.
Mr.. Longest is 6 feet, 8 inches
high, but seems to fit well out at
Magnolia, where he has resumed
the principalsbip Of one OF the
best consolidated schools in the
State.
Stone County enterprise., 1918-09-21
Baptist Pastor Arrives

Rev. j. e Barnett, or Prem
tiss, will arrive in Wiggins with
his family tomorrow night, and
will enter upon his duties as
pastor of the Wiggins Baptist
Church for full time.
We extend to Brother Barnett
and family a cordial welcome to
our town.
Stone County enterprise., 1918-09-21
Mrs. Burns Letter.

Hare is letter that is certain to
prove of interest to people III this vic
unity, as cases of this scrt occur in al
most in every neiehborhood, and people
should know what TO do in like c;r-
cumstanCes.
Savannah, Mo-, Oct IL. 1915
~ used bottle of Chamberlaiu's
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy abeut nine
years ago and it cured me of flux
dysentery-, had another attack of
the same complaint some three or four
years ago and few doses of this rem
edy cured ME. l have recommended
Chamberlain Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy to dozens Of people since
first used it"
Stone County enterprise., 1918-09-21
Chance For Commissions.

Civilians from Is to As years
may now apply for admission to
he central officers training
schools, the War Department
announced Thursday. Such APP
Dlications must be made to army
officers at various educational
institutions. Men in Glass l A
of the draft and those given de-
ferred classification on other
than occupational grounds may
apply for commissions.
Stone County enterprise., 1918-09-21
New Restaurant To Open

l.. E Sullivan of Biloxi, has
rented the McRea building near
the Postoffice and will open a
first class res taurant next week.
Mr.. Sullivan is an experienced
restaurant man and will no
doubt be successful in his bust =
ness. The restaurant will be
known as the Gem" u"