The Vicksburg Post from Vicksburg, Mississippi • Page 4

THE VICKSIIIT.G POST, MAnC.II.21, 1915. iwf.i: i. Alamo Theatre! The Vicksburg Evening Post Published Illjr irpi huniUr In tie I'o-t HiilMing, 01 1 Crawford hlrret, hjr J. G. Cashman's Sons -TODAY- -TODAY- V.

r. 'C Francis X. Bushman 6t 99 Editor I KA.NK I "ASHMAN Their Hour J) r44J -AND J- pDtered at the I'oKliitrirtt nl Vli k-hiirK, SctiiwJ 'la Matter. hi list lilPTION KATJiH HV The I.vptiliiK l'ut In delivered hy mirier In VltksburK him mimiuud-lti Winn Hi 1.1 renin week, or 60 ceiitK per mouth. (2 Part (i.

See thin heaiitiful Mir1ruyal a iirglerted ife, and the unloved liuslmml of aimtlier, played hy rleo and Joe KiiiR. "Rooms for Rent" (Victor) Irene Wallace and t'lias. (rai play tlie leading rnks iq this most droll niimlicr, tvhereiu a trial to break a husband liquor libit causes lnuli scream mid luuhter. IIV MA 1 1 I'OHTAUK PAID. One Veiir, In ndmiite fd.im bn M'uji In hOvuihh a.OO Hirer Mont lit, in advance I (Inn Mould, In vdyinte Beverly Bayne in I3HKOtiay's Kntcst Success "She Accounting" IN THREE REELS Direct from Tudor Theatre New Orleans re "Orw The High Seas" (2 Part K.

It.) IrfMina II ut ton, Iticluird Stanton and Thelnia Salter are featured in this thrilling I Ira ma of Shipouard. 4 And He Never Knew' (Princess) Itoyd Marshall and Ki ne I arrinlon are seen in their hest in tliis beau! il'ul Pliotoilay, wherein a financier's daughter proves herself lier father's own child. Who I I' l.i b.ei i.t l-l, I I (I 'Mill ii. I- COMING TOMOIUtOW 'TATTY'S RECKLESS LIFE" (Keystone) "MINERVA'S MISSION" 2Part Majestic) "WHERE THE FOREST ENDS" (2 Part Rex) liijou Dream and Dreamland Theatres Tuesday and Wednesday, March In Mm' Keels Itcv Heach's (ireat American Homance Acts 1 "Hi I i Mill' ill Hll-I Mil i I i Mill -rv I. In! Friday A Charles IT.10.1Y THE LITTLK RAND OF GOLD' (2 Part Keystone) With Mabel Noi-mand, Kattv n-i'l Kdrd JUAREZ, THE "WIDE OPEN" TOWN, MOST WICKED CITY IN THE WORLD Arundel yim see.

lumping in lite win-i (lows of lite colludes. In rye an. I gaily; t-o lie, I earns hi'iiiin the inline ol tin. men in lull lions, -hoi, I who have iit.iie to war. It is not unusual to see three or four cartls in llie window ol' lilllt" lionm.

"Who ate lltose eai'tls I'oi'" I asked a wiiiinui stiiiidin nl the (liinr ol' her enltiisie. "My two sons mid my she saitl. proudly, "i liaven't any more and they're nil at the t'ronl. Those raids are all 1 've uol to show ihal any inen ever lived in this house. rs d's Great Landlords Lnalan I illini.11.

I nr I '('In Mil I 1 irli' i i i1 1 8 .1,... c- 1 8 A "l-iji'i Mm- I.H i J.i.t; I 8 tliill i i i i 'Ji'. ZL fc i J3 ft jjr "ii'ii i in 'u. r.r.-i in vil' I. m-iiiiiM ii iinoinliic iliiHH' 1 1 i 1 1 i i i.

1 1 1 1 1 i in l.i in'1 "I J' 'i'. i J. I hi 5 ''JSl'A fill I 'Inriii" I In' w.vU in ilMli jSl ft Iwli I ho li.l.il'ji i ft It' Hi, Im.Ih A i. ''a i Ii i' I m-II il; "I'' i 1 hIht I. I.

lr-i T'liZ ft in ihr ii'i lull 1 1.4--i..i;it I iin M.inc nii'l Jt-'Z-'-m 2 a Are Potent Factors in the the i Hotline: is rife. On Snmlay liie ptuaile to the bull fr.dit. Recruiting TIIK POOH MAN'S dua, ez. Mi March 24. I doesn't jci up in the The, stable hoys at llie tare track ami llie lower class do, hut I hey are' not Ihe flit.

-j they tin not make the city. In early afteviioon there is semblance of activity. The crowds In llie iiit'iit niillion-iliilhii- riilhetl- eTu -r iirMip 1,1 lln' UlJK.ho olAY Al nUMb; hiiiit. with jtis tivvn tuiiiii'v, ihrri' were i eiu'lileeii hlaek-htii'dei eil rai ds on lite liulleliii hoards, henriiyu: the lliiiucs ol IIS a Condition Bordering Oil men who have fallen in hallle. And Ii used to be said that tlie saloon was the poor man's club, but it seems that the movies or the picture shows are usurping the saloon's ancient ureroKative.

Here ueoule assemble pour to 'lie track or to tlie pool Feudalism Parliament vyaere hoards ami bookies, and enjoy warmth, companionship harts and dope sheets adorn 'and relaxation, where there is some- rooms form m.iI,i .1 I. i 1( 1 J1Swb i', in, 1 1,, i i i.i.i A X1 A' XV Members Mad the walls. lean iniiig soing on an mt nine, wuuoiu. Ihe eoiiyi-t'Ltal Ion of the eliiiich iittni-heis (inly I. IMHI.

a la rue majority of then women. There a re few chui'i-lics in l-inhind that can show a record like Ihal of ihe Duke of XoiTork's rut hcdi'itl. el-iss Mex- or injury to ueaiin, purse or hut rccasionallv I he upper 'I I Ii'j pre- llpptt'l character. In llrooklyn during the Here: iean. of either sex, is lo be seen Il is si at I'll unit's tvl.ti 'In in tilt- 'fifi' I lllls Hl'l-s i I'll i jt tiniiiii'i nun i.

Tin (il'liriiil Ii-. I tit- ili-piirlnii nl til' the church lolls visi I lie el ter last year fifty-three saloons went into bankruptcy, while the moving picture theaters increased in twice the corresponding ratio. The saJoons blame the pictures for putting them 1 1 I. Mil, I II, (H'C'lillll UIMll'l i 'J ll'IH' Ill's I'm ini'iit, ni' in-; are Ihe iniss'nm embezzlers, the pickpockets and yciiiiiiien their hauls, crooks of every description. No one asks uni'tlier's business in II.

ink liitmi' lll'ls ft 0 Ilia S.H'll ill ili'j-j ut' 'ii i 71 I I'll HHiu an hit'i- an In IV I'Vptlli ll, II, I nl Slalrs) I'm 1 n'i iiilh WII.1JAM (I. SllKI'llKKli (I'liitt'd I'l-t'ss Si ti IT London, Mitreli 1. liy until to New There is no in llnl there is a form of "Persuasion," that is as el let-live, which id Kilrhenei 's nnny has, in purl, liecn iiiade up. tors. "Almost all, muie In war.

and Iw ii -j i a ml Charles CHzLplin he yoiini: men have "ve three sons tuts servintr. I out of business, and our good perance friends will hail with delight Juarez. It 's dangerous. Women mistresses of l-'i-hrn it- li'Mir-sift Ami lurtl.t-r, Im Tlie I "si i l.iiv i tlie appearance ot each new movie. Miifvv i.i the.

Kuulish a coiiilition his pe, suasion of landotv uei's initv intl.ciile il ,1, patlllHllt nl Ii lsi' lApl'l llllsint'ss every a i a unieii an, I t'vnv ii.iv a a an im 1, ninth virus nil ril I 1 1,, t'u, ill! hiir landowners of Knulauil are i horderiiip on feudalism ill the yoitnii His (Neatest Knockout I. Mineh Mt. I'M, ft I'M men inaicir off sinitu; and happy The thai lt'lls vvImi I ii I huvnm iisnr I i i 'I' I 1 1 i 1 1 I ami iiitil I iuii- a in 1 1 it's remain the most effective recruiters nuliiml hits today. There arc if llie little island of Kiudand tine may stand on a hitrh hill uhtiul him with Held glass nl' tin- I jS is prim i it's) ilni-iiiy lai'uer limn slni-v of "iir Na- 'ft MHntt'il Ml Irtmlil, tin' i.tlicr I inh', (Hliil III the lli'ial'l siiiiii'i' lull, 1 1 an 4VHIII In liny. I If fin, i si' heir supply ii.iiiilh, ivirre full ol' assurance Ihul they hit I heir ilul v' hv his t-ace." Champion I purls i where and Im iiniiini, ill ihii was tinii Ii in I 'el i-M'r ht- hi i I'lni'ln Plriily of members of parliament are mud al Ihe tt'ovcrnmciit.

How iniinv there are of I would- Essanay. In 2 Reels ill Tonight! Clean Your Bowels and End Headache, Colds, Sour Stomach am! tl was an pri'ssii 1 es and know ihal every inch nl'dand, as fai' as hit can see, is owned hy one num. (In this land are small villages. These villages have their hollies. I heir business streets, their pulilic lihraiies, their holels and tail- an1 it Mil.

II roll penod, liu-l'l -iiiitioii and pmt be insiiiLicnt.s and how mad cannot he hiniiel: the hides these facts. Kveiy I nev of' now iusur and vill no! inrltiiitl to thai h. wat ami renl a Vi iTvoIuUnrary, alii red in Ihe lalesl Ihal fashion lias nlTered, sharnly nous in the little town of atlt.be bills, pioineii-' iide on the principal streets, appear al Ihe I rack or take their places at tables alongside men to drink mid jiiunble. To be without past in this sell lenient is lo lie a novice aim.ni professional The racis over the well grills alliiic.t Ihe sit'rtaloi-s for dinner. Those al the i nyr 1 allies do no! dine.

Mostly they do not even think of it 1111 1 1 1 their money is lione and thru they dare mil I hint; of il. Lituor is Ihe common meal of tin! n'amcsleis- sandwich is heav( A'nv inline thai appeals lo the sportive inclination of the person with money is readily The attendants of the rooms are to accommodate. The house lakes 211 per cent, l'unclio must have funds for his wretched peon army, Kvery-where the concessioners point one a siiin which declares that if is nine llieiubei- of Ihe ev-: thru road slulioits and pnsli.llices, hut erv insl ilul ion in Ihe niid evl r.mr.l iitii in 1 lie pn: i-ha ll iler Unit I h.i i. 1 1 1, I here was he thinks thai parliament otuihl lo he llie coiilideuce id I ue taken into Great Majority Decklrs lo Buy OKI Water Plant Tin- I 'ttsi is linn ii Imik a Ifitthti; pint in tlie lilly I In' hi vv ali'i- hi ks plant vv hit-li Irsitlti'il in im t.v vv hi'lnuii'j villi, ly 111 Ihe pulls M'slfi Thf vt, Ha-. JjTll in 111 to 1.

There vine inaiiv spli-inliil ml sous vvliv ihe tit slitnihl pun-lnisi-the olil plant lh.it Tin- il'iiili-i-iv able thai the of the VliHil at inhl he ii-ie, 'let! hy the olei lnlii-e an, I spile ami eoiil i a i iness Inn I a liiine pan i i 1 1 1 -1 i I he units tit course iht-ie was no vvnv to I upon oimress, lot' I iipt'i ton of I'reiiiiil in imports miij.l 'u' inoi'e was an uii-'o the thai stiii-'iy. ol trt-ulil I an el. he iovrru-M i sliips anil t'U-hl t-arrv 111 I snips, ai menl sii trn.t cry person' ill that dislncl hy permission of the duke, or lord who owns Ihe Wild. To hi'se f't'i'sons in such vilhmrs Ihe uooil will of the land owner is of importance than the 1 will of llie kimt'. "His Viiacc." as the lenants call him, possesses an almost unlimited power over Ihe lives and, actions of tenants.

"His irraee," in out- of these small towns, has only to publicly his wish that every able bod uiakr a single speech in favor of the oh noxious hill. I Mr. shall make advocacy of tlie ships purchase hill his issue, ami if The Herald shall (Us il undoubtedly will) support Mr. Williams and the tttt-lirtiiorralir measure, we predict that Mr. Williams and The Herald will he delealctl hy an to 1 vole, similar to the vote riven yesterday hy Ihe volet's ol' k-h-n to Ihe proposi-lion iidvocult'd liy The Herald imposing the purchase of I in- ill crw ork TOWN ALMOST DESTROYED I (let ii ID-cent box now.

No odds how had your liver, slum-. I itch or bowels: how much your hcni. aches, how 'miserable and lincoint'ort- able you are from onnslipalinii, in- i digestion, biliousness ami slnniiisli I liowels you always I'd lite desirnl results with Cascarels. Don't let your stomach, liver mid bowels -make you miserable. Take jCascarels lonif-lil; put an end to tlie 4aL'i- in the I'iv leaders.

Kverybodv says, "How intelestinu' llie mail member sils tlown u-Jiiin and thai ends il. just transfer the situation lo Washington and see whether our ami senatois wouldu't he mud, too, itntler the circunistunccs. Suppose iht. I'nilt'd 'States were til war with some foreign nation ami ol lilt' 'ill nations. The report I iov ei tin-ill i show that I her I loihiy.

t-s-il for herau-r list- pillillsh was no tit im-iisiiit al Appeal lais eleiiii'iil vvhu haihui-eil I he. it siirli mi aniiniisii lumpier private 'eoiiiiiiei nlisl and suppose thai. President Wilson ied man in the place and deposited in a bank awaitini; the in-1 headache, biliousness, dizziness, lici- ilvim- al! sup Tl it thai is', ide the voun is pressed woe lie-1 eereta ry l-ryiin ami peaurr unm man. who, several Clark and all the democratic louden thill in oiiler to s.ilisly their veil writ- tvilliie. to hankinpt ,1 he e-l hut up as as clams ami the t-itv ship, llll'le.

pllh'i is.u'.l l's whirl, I IliP-d slim weeks later, vvumnit piod reason, is si ill found within the village ciucts. The old men ami the women ould-what that and 'M March l-'rom! i it-pnrls vcsienjav i' rou, Si.repiii. an iuleriot' town' I in 'nltinun 1 ht- iiiiki of 1 n't tell anybody in congress they weie And suppose The President and Hrvan I I Mt. Sen; A lliaolll ut ihe rlt i sollit els have mailt- a nun, her of pi oiuises, i port ninth tht'v nuuhl to make --ood nl'siait i ii 11 l.al diviilual who can prove there is any I vousness. sick, sour, jiitssy stotnacii, thinir wronir wilh the system.

No, I backache ami a'l ofher distress: there is not him; vvitini; with the sys- cleanse your inside orsians of all the tern. bile, jrases anil constipated niatliT K.verylhiiu; is. of the moment in which is producing the misery. the "titv of sin." The fen I A Ill-cent box means' health, commandments tire forjrolten -if ev- piucss and a clear head for mouths, or known. Today is now ami No more days if: fsiooni and distress rilTratT of Xortli Americiv which if you will take a Cnscaret now and makes up the population of tile city then.

All druitists srll Cascarcl-. means to jhe mosl joy anil en-! Don't the chihlren their tertaintiion! out of il as possible. Ev-' little insides need a gentle cleansing, it onre. Tllt-v have pnxinseil an im- i into their councils Sen-'cniose. and I'm-lf Clink calle iilor Hoise hi-, advorat-y i II mi issi.r in hi' 1 1, to he imike IMsf 1.

rr eh- biisiiii''tf''pail of ihal lovvu was tie-strove, I hy tire last tiiuht. The si ores hiiined vt-ie tile Sarepln Mciianlile com; inv, 1 's storr. stole and Poviiri 's slore. each a roin-pli'f fie oM-jii, ol' the lire is the ship- put i'u ate in that "I It will h. renu'tu'tt'i til was a hilld tev ile him and the of the village "cm him" driiil.

There is only one i' him lo do and that is to -jo lo war The villi. ie of Aenutit-l. on Ihe estate of Ihe Huke of Norfolk, who owns hl.llilH acres in lite south of is an example of the small l'lmlish town where younsj lheu are not to 1,,. seen. What iiilliicncc the Huke of Noi folk used in helpiiivt his IV' i.lt-diale i I net it in ol' vvali'r rales.

They have pioinised an evleii-mn of I lie ii, mils i ai mas 'is. The oiumissiiinei dumM see that the tvati'r phinl i oprralrd is is it' watri roiisinnt i an- U'-I proper 'irut-tits lioni tiomirip.tl ow nei s'n i. ai 11- Cannon and. Klihti liooi ami all the lenders of 1 ue Wc publican "opposi-lion" ami plauuud with them what should he done but still refused to tell the democrat it- members of parliament what was And suppose thai The democratic members of eon- ndv hi. ami tempo' Sii.alc in erv now and then there is a cock-j too.

-eal i nl known, a nee en teil auv ol' tht-st i- I. thai liMle Mr. and lot ornm hes in lave-, idrntallv tl, -t-cri't ramus lire in lav, iilleil Hrvan and Daniels ami kind ft, secure remits is not know Tin-it' was little iiisi.r-on or stork ii, ins. The the vv iis ii ii-adwav hen disrovert'd 'Ii! i't. done f-ve eilh- i.r lhr i and nrd rapidly, hint's ihe sloit's in lilt' Not Ilul ihe furl remains that Arundel 'Harrison before hem demanding- in-'uis ctiit! ilulli'tl all of its young- men.

formal ion about wha'. the st ate coulil possibly get away, to the partmem and Ihe n.ivv and the army Immense Exports without Government-owned Shins or the. and not vv it list of wo, thai Ti.is o'dv nake I he siups pur. ihn PHH. Nev 1 1 heh-ss the published Williams will t.

I ai inv. I were doun; and these ireutlenien san Amen-hriiai I. in. Ma roininr, Wasnin: ran evpoil As ou pass ihroi, i-h the streets ol i in effect ton we ill is is camp, ii. tow n.

I Lnough It is not enough to know how your own business is, but it is vital' that you know how every business Here in our We tell you what we re iloing. It wouldn't be wise." Wouldn't conuress be mad? And suppose that Wilson was a IHSIDE AND OUTSIDE VIEWS MICKSBURO'S MUNICIPAL WATER WORKS PLANT hi, fTTi pjf ifr'v 2 1 to keep the lid down on the angry speech of all the democrats andlloisc Penrose and t'ncle doe Cannon him. wouldn't congress lit still madder? other -'j -v "i's, -Jrn X- ri Af- IL 1 1 Sf if 1 I Thai's exactly the situation of the I members of the English parliament, jllolh the liberals, who our country Vi-ould be dniioci iils and the iinionisls. jwlni would be members of the Re-i publican party, have this anger. 1 I si Ami then suppose, tm lop ol all of; this, the general election was duel within a few weeks and Wilson audi city everywhere else.

By issuing a monthly Trade Report we are aiming to assist you in getting together the needful facts. If you are not receiving this Report, ask for it. MERCHANT'S NATIONAL BANK VICKSBORG, MISS, a v.j rV 4, I5 4 Js.s.'' TV i if. 1 A-- f' I en ruse gel logellier and decided that congress iimsi -vote to postpone the election until after the war. And suppose ess hud to follow 1 licit- orders.

Wouldn't congress believe that everything that Hen. Sherman had saitl about war was true? s- i.til INTERIOR VIEW OF PLANT EXTERIOR VIEW OF TLANT THE SETTLING BASINS.