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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
CHAuTiUQUA At CANADIAN
summer ltlrnr,irr 80 Opcn lr Ir'y
aud Lat NiN Days. With Three
Nrmh'is IaiiS.

CANADIAN. Tcy. May 20 Cana.
dian has occurred Tor the summer a
splendid Chaulauqua attraction
which VIII rpeu on July l2n ana
continue six DAYS with three mum
hrrs each day THO program thai
i1s been furnished The committee
shows many attractions of merit or.
.1uinton has bfor perfected with
the following 0f.'rnra president o.
q. Taylor. rirc president w. d.
iI Der. e0c fary %. Hudson. trea-
urcr. a. G. eIlllrr Commiitocs
hrro ben named 3e foIiow Pub.
ncfv. Frank o. Tamisrn T.. A Me-.
adams = y M,Qrddv. r. g. Moody
N a Palmer. George Richards. g
s. frarens Seasons tickets GEORGE
Gerlach 30 O. Ammoue. r. Tl stone.
~ s Palmer. W Sander
Ground r ~. Tinps. TT 2 WrrroU
T H'-rf prronHau r p
Noofl W 3 Palmer J. L.1annirgs
- p M,Nnriie. Decoration ur
itair 80 81 rrrter Edward Nprold
J. N. \ Jackson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
SENATORS FAVOR
ARBITRATING TOLLS
COMMITTEE en- FOREiGN HliA.
TiONs 10 CONSIDER SiIn.
lRLAND'o RESOLUTION.


IN Nrocini,i Press
WASHINGTON 3D. g.. May ~.
An impetus va. given today 10 the
proposition 90 arh''rate the Panama
Canal Tolls exemption dispute when
the foreign rcsolu ions committee
@ reed io take up l' tic neNt meet
.ug. senator sutherland resolution
calling upon tuc prcsitW to pro
rose arbitration with Great Britain
However. ieN of the senators be-
lioyc will be- possible to obtain %
sufficient vote to adup, this method
senator Sterling an advocate of
the an. made brio. speech to
which senator Walsh replied.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
QUARANTINE LAW UPHELD
validity "i Vet 81 lns' Ir.,-jlimc
sustained h Court .I
Appeal.



AUSTIN To. Iay &c rH.
Court af criminal al aal. .ll.
'aiml f.. H'dig 20 the a.. .. ...
a.' Ina. H'Hro myiu posr. Iu ,..
i'. f..H lrfart lmu. .u. q.
'f .e nw.r'u. Hr and a'.Dpra
t.tuF quarantine ro lhuo.. ...
'.. DnH. affirmed t.. e.. OBJ. =. D.
smith .rHm ku.t county. Appellant
w.. .....'eI OF r eiNuf cattle
arra '.' U.rautin. Zinc r .r..
county H.Iao"' hat.f dipped .a..
p'In irl .ck crlti,. lion a f. r..
lH.rel bt .ao rreula ons I. a..
nnai '." The api liant hed pIH.
iaadaH faf tHe act ITS Invalid TO-
'ar". r Hd u0I sufu. .ntiy r..ai. b
the quarantine liHo. but tri. .
npi Hp ...I b.. tHe court.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28

lARlnAliT. u.u V1t 1--
ono hundred and Iff. 0.I'-afee -rn-
's'i'ihr 100 church, Hrn ures nt
'ere today al tho opening o. tho an-
"e'i council of the ED' r1H1. diocese
i minnesota. Tho .,rrer began
ln ihe cath adral thia morning aiih
q pioc' ION ni rlerrt ard ihr cell
''ra ION OF holy Communion. The
.,'f sessions HeIr opened 'his
Hi'''hnnn Win Rishop El.a1 pre-ii-
ING The bneincas on fhr council o.
'"niii"d chI.fiy 10 ths d..rr zion of
''E"I's and the ron LIBERATION of
nl.r- l"r ihe ucrr nf iHH church 1r-
'"hifa'ions during the coming year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
Cotton Manufacture I,IL,.

southern commercial condition.
win special reference ru .-
cim trade" Vor, r.urri,f rrur ..
Ellison a Smy'h president 0. ff.
Cotton Nanulrnr,r. ...........
of South CaroIinl Ir 4o .gIr... ,..
d., before the National r....r
Trades rouvan\au
With three rme. 4a .,..
production off cotton a. ID. r.... .r.
with selling pf..r uI.. H..
doubled. 'hc rrfH.rr .raf.. .r. "a.
q particularly aG.lrf.e. .r. ,...
'.Hn Tor the fer.l.ru..t .. ........
tHdo. ihr ep,1Elr ....-.r
Nsil. from Iirw..t. 3D.. -.. ....
'ou fHpro ul. q .an.r..f.. ..I......
Nr'I tor export cotton rl...
tur'd# trair uH... gra... DID,.
!pmc $1,000 puu nu1 arr...I. ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
HAYLAAD CLOSES Term
i'-hi"cu Gr,dua,r> e. Close of the
loutth Term OF Nchoul aud
Prospects Bright.

HIl'E|IE" T.. May e7.-
t.#".. ..Hr... of Wayland
IaH ....a .....| TODAY Nith the
.HHW.H..m,.. d. f.a college Chapel
.. f.u O'Clock H morning.
lH.r. .r.. eighteen Graduates at
's I.. ~ annual commence.
m.a. "r fM Herrary depart
r".'. s. fre business depar,
mmr ..I q u tHe oppression de
plr' .0n. ur D. q Gates. president
%. fHa ro.'.e. delivered diplomas.
Ir D. %. S.huHer. professor OF
public speaking a- tho University OF
Is.a delivered an able address on
tHr -H..D Our duty 20 our mo-
thDr Fl. Hrue
Virginia Dalton was awarded the
BAYLOR scholarship. Ethel McWnl-
Jams ODE medal Tor general excel
IoHcH lui John Renlro the debaters
medal
Tho annual banquet given by the
graduating class 90 The Alumi and
patrons OF fhe colleee. was held at
tHo Busy Hoe Cafe tonight and mu-
So aas furnished by .he Plalnview
Band bo's
Tho closing term has been the
osf successful one that Wayiand
college has enjoyed tue ltfendancn
aas been Over three hundred. which
b. an increase oi over 100 per cent
over that OF last year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
MESSAGE RECEIVED AT sTOgk
nOI.M ANNOUNCING IiND
MADE ~ SIBERIA.
AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATE
starter From liane's lisnd With
Two omprrious and Nc,ru seen
Aggih. 49, :.Nss. iH,c
l. juLaoNu.

a. A.societsd rr't-
STCCKllOlN Sweden. Npy 21-
Wat is believed o. hc the remains
of tho balloon with which prlrs or
solomon Anus,u Andr,o assembled
from uluca island noar .p,lher2en,
on July %, lsa1 IN an attempt to
reach thr NDrh Pole. has been found
in forest Of eastern Siberia ac-
cordiug 10 telegram received to-
da, a. the sweden foreign office
from iaku,z. An investigation mas
been ordered by the government OF
Russia
Professor Androo was q swedish
scientist and uerouaut and between
the years 1892 10 1885 made several
balloon Journeys. finally conceiNing
tn, lea uf reaching th" north pole
los means uf balloon guided lN sails
and guide ropes
lc made the start from Dane U.s.
land accompanied by two friends.
StrIndborg aud Frankcl Four davs
.atcrward carrier pigeon wag snot
ON the sculer Aiken and WAS found
10 convey small tub, in which Was
20 message written by Andrco two
DAYS after the ascent u gave the
position of the party as point ll1
miles north and o. miles east of the
staring point. or the thirteen buoW
carried by the balloon. five have been
discovered on the coasts az SpiZbof-
gen. Two contained messales Uri-
tten July ~ Several expeditions
have been made TO Spitlberren and
u.ighboring regions but NO further
traces OF the explorers have been
found
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
Mcdialinn scorlng Sncce,..

rs Associated lues
NIAGARA FALLS. ont. May 20.
b.suosilict u' the Mexican prob
lrn hy mediation pro- .o.sru 20 Car
today Chat 90 uls decided @ protocol
would be- signed within 20 week The
mg.u i.erc. of the understanding
have boon satisfactorily worked out
iu priu.H'c end .ow there only re-
mains Co. Boz determined what issues
of comparat,ol, small Importance
shall be- included
These issues. o. w1a understood
we're tbc 1nirrt- ol 70 conference at
Toronto today
The views Of the American dele
cate. were communicated by the
mediator tom go 90 tho Mexican
delegate eu route from Toronto Co
Niagara Fails Gn pc..al car.
Tho point gat t0 Poe taken up rc-
latc chien. .H .ularua. affairs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
scis Coal Mines.

ly Associated '."e
EAGLE PASS. I'. Nay l5. Act
Ing. Ihev a.n UHder orders from
Gen raj CauHu11 the constitutions a'
ist officers 'Ul1r rouN..liDd five
coal mines near Sabine. Mexico. own
ed hy French and American capital
is.s. and The largest n Mexico
u ia stated Hlt tho mi1os Niil be
o. rated as pHuir proper.ios
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28

Y" |T"T| TIT|T "T""-
COLON. G. T.. Nay 27.-A severe
earthquake shock lasting moro than
thirty seconds. occurred tonirht n
was much stronger than the Soimic
disturbance felt ir tho Canal Zone
I1.i October $50 DAMAGE was done
,o far as reported.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
MIsSDt'Rl RiPI RiICANs
EENot ScfD AiiMfyisTIiaJloN


Z .-.s.s.a. % -
ST LOUIS Nc. May e7-The
stats convention of the Republican
rarty today urscd the progressive
TO return to the fold. ratified the
National Committee proposal 90 re-
duce the southern representation in
The councils of The PARTY and de-
nounced The pre-, M nu ional admin
instptlon rs Naccillatiug Wumcrican
and disastroue
James g.. Watson. the Indiana Re
publican whip OF The house.
made 'ho principal address
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28

.I'.|.. '" The New
CHARLOTTE OWN. =. A. 4 u.y
.'.- nus city. 4 capital OF Prince
Edward Island. MAKING ol.bor,to
lr'paf'llons Tor Je Celebration hero
this mmer toe nnIpuofatr tho uf.
uciH IHniversaf n tho roulpdcraf.
ion OF The dift mt prn.ir..e into
tho dominion of anoda Th. Initial
conference which I,d ip Doc CON 5u
nation uf the c.u dcrHt., .,u proIor.
Rw H.H iu ChHr.otioto.r. August
|.. 1861 Or iI,.n EUu took parf
n 'ho conference there Be- bul ono
survivor Sir Charles Tunpor p is
hoped Chat S'r Cra..cs. .0o nos ro
ian England 10 Do tI'a ju rs.
turn tor ths ceIp ration .r,r.rr
iHr0.r sir WillriH Iaur.r ard otl-
or notable Danadia a.o .II u. .u-
t.tnI Iu attend tbo estt.r. which
viii begin August s end continue
'Ufr. days
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
ESTIMATED EIGHrEEN HIND.
RER THOUSAND pOUNnS on
AMMUNITION LANDED.
SUBJECT TO BEING FINED
h"lhts From Ms,iru Ciy ~,
hat Huerta Has Committed Him.
10 to Turn Power over
a. tumu' ~,iun.
~ ocis,,dPr,

" haoeiat,d pra
VERA CRrE, Noy. May %
The German noamor Bavaria hna
been held here upon ho arrival
without @ manifest by General
Ftaion's order.
], is Estimated that the Bavaria
has pu' ashore eighteen hundred
thousand rounds of ammunition.
The cargo was itjiucd for Vera
cruz hut was directed To Puerto.
NcSico
bolcliur here sunday. the can
tain declared thai his mauifocl had
been taken away from him by the
American authorities. but later ad-
mitl"d that be- had landed the
rl.eo. which included three thuus-
ard rolls OF barbod wire.
The captain OF thr Bavaria Is
'lb.D Tor Inc under tho NeNicau
laws Gen Funston said the matter
of ,ho Inc was entirely IN the
hands of Captain Stickney. collector
of thr port. bot that no fine had
been levied yet.
Bumnrs are current that virtually
oE"rv German steamer touching al
mlf noris carried arms ana ammu-
uiion shipped under contract.
70 is believed that the Hucrta
Officials desire the ammunition for
thp strengthening OF their northern
lines against the constitutionalisls.
Reports received hero today from
private sources say that lluerta has
committed himself TO turn over the
power W.ui 10 "a commission COM
posed of the various factions of the
republic The report also says Chat
'lucrta's determination bas already
been communicated To the Mexican
dolesatcs a. the mediation confer
cncc and probably To the Washing
tor government as we'll
Admiral Badger cabled the navy
dopayimen' tonight that the steam
snip Ypirpcgn dispatched her cargo
a' "re'e Msey,ec .yesitG,aayy The
~. =. ss,ss 40 Il
plFH fse ~.
- - - iahaea
Celeral Funston denied the re
port that cmisFaTies from liuert.
had approached him with O view 0
a,ccriaiu.ug if he would receive On,
provisional president and protoc
IN Ho also said he had mo- Co..
grs,i0. oi .bo landing of On,
: re- o' the YpIranga.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28

tLAktNDONf Tex. Aay 2s.e~--u,
With tho departure OF the f,4l4o
tonight the greater part OF sl,c 2.o Il
.@si,'es ~ ~ lcir1e::' y
~~ a-<<g -,
ar'ea 'rr fh ZONES for shs
lgatioH period Many. noweysr,
vil return for fhe summer normal.
conducted Boz the college buildings.
which commences about the 9Th of
uro
The work done by the college
'hi- foIr has been highly praised
hf those who have b.n with The
student. during tho commencement
exercise. which closed last Monday
morning WHOM thiriy-three eradn-
'i's received their diplomas The
class wa. thc larCest in the history
90. Ih' school and the work done bv
them Ha tur l'rhcsi since the
course ' now as 70 bias been for the
past $50 FoHf. H .u'l unior college.
fe.,.H.ne 5000 roa1luition Co. al the
leading universities and colleges.
Pre- .u..t George slower will
tour tt' Panhandle this wear can
fI ur for students. The old
students ".H '.. nr 'hc yacation
pledged themselves to return with
'aa' 0r u,. student. and with
tho present crop Indications Claren-
dom '. HI enroll many more
.aHr"fs ' asr than over he
'Hf. TNe .rno' e growing very
Fast n au fNa roN departments
.HI $50 teachers have been adj
".I fn OBJ. faculty. .or next year. A
r.".. . .Hr 1I athletics will
h. Hr .. row from the start
..H arH Clarendon college
".'H.. '. CARRY away an the
D..w.nH 0r uat up hard
..H' u. -..m a le always has
DOM.
#... '.. .HG. a.. were boarding
f.. . Monday and tuesday
,.rH.... college relle we're given.
nI Dear old G. c."
.l .r u. ..rr corner
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
PROCEEDINGS IN
HIGHEST COURTS
SiPliENE COIR1 HEi.D W SIS.
SION YESTERDAY. BU1 WuL
A'i TODAY iNsTEAn

sr.,Hi 90 lU. N,vs
AUSTIN. Tey.. Mag 27- THE fol
lowing proceedings were had in the
Court of Criminal fpioals today
liri1ncd.
J v. Smith. from Knox.
Arthur FHunisan. from Grayson.
Travis Whtilesey. ffom Sahiuc
W. J. 'ouiern. ffnn Tarruut
Reversed and B,nland,d.
a $. kuoA ron Benton.
William Cuplsf enn III paso.
Scntcnc, irfo. mcd:
W h Taylor nr1ia Eurleson
Motion iur l,oheaSfhs Ovor-i.ulcd:
lun Carey. TON F.fath.
Claude l.afooB. ones.
The supreme r., 80 aes-
''cf 'a"~.
n'f aia, =, ~, n,si.s,.a 10
net holding the ( 4 icu today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
TWO srRiKEBS JAiI
CHARGED WITH NUBnFE

j.. 'Horalrd prtas
TRINIDAD. Colo. Ner "1 Two
strikers are In jail and ono under
Ia i've thousand dollar bond ohare
cd with murder rowing out Of th.
ha ile of fofbof on April 20 I'm
which mine we' iulcd. and nine
buildings end car p ouscs burned
Reports OF ali god acurIt. of up.
ioa pichots were ..eu by coal opora
ior teJay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
lOtE KILLED WHEN NTTO
rIJ NGES OVER UtIII

EVERETT Wash. MAY "a.
-Four Nerr killed today when an auto
containing ryou plunged over q
iort'''INc FOOT omhaufmeut An
other Was seriously injured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28

receiver @nl Iappoinled by thc
.odcral ccurt.
This WAS The gist OF q mcmoran-
dunn of opinion given tonight bv
Judge Thomas &. Mmger of tho Uni-
ted States District cour O Nebras-
ha IN which he grants the injunction
sought by tha Grand Island minority
stockholdsrs.
The opinion involves the settle.
mont OF Ion. pending litigation.
Judge Nuy'G' holds The roads
afiairs under he present operation
rs being managed in violation oI iho
sherman anti trust law. impariur the
dsc'nln'ss OF fh. mailer road.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28


pnnc upon conaors makh. q. N
ossary appropriations to corp fs
expense A. the present time CON.
ftcss makes an annual appropriation
of $4,000 for the promotion of for.
"itu commerce. which sum Secretar,
t'dilold con sidcrs altogether made
Nual" 10 the needs of 90. service.
The remainder of the forenoon
session was devoted to 200 omen dis
cusaion of the present commercial
conditions In the United States. with
special reference 90 foreign trade
Edward q Simmons of St. Iouis
Tea in the discussion. The cord..
lions existing in the different .,r-
llons of The country were 500 forth
ln papers presented bv lama ! nam
OF 81 Paul representing the North.
oru states hy " g.. Uorect of rbi,a
20, presenting the Central STATED.
nF pr Clarence J. Owens. managing
director of the Son Horu DommereIll
ltnefe.s spoakIns for thr South
hy Inmrs ] Arnold o.. Fort Worth
rcpt"sontinp the Gulr State. aul by
captain Robert Dollar. representing
the Pacific Coast.
Among the subjects discussed no
lh' afternoon session u.rr Hr t.I
lowing The importaur, of .0rp.rr
trade 10 the railroad- f0rDrH r4I.
as affected by the sherman 'ar ine
Federal Reserve N,' and .' ru.l
upon foreign trade. tp, uuu and
foreign trade, tho relation e., tl.
m'Ich'n' to import and sport trade
ana Government ass..'Hur, Boz foreign
trade
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
WEATHER
ImaiIots,at


tF Ar..0."'.U Ir.HH
WfsNNNGTuN NH. e- Wt
IorlH Generally air Tim-dl.
aud |Hdat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
Il'lA\ STATES ATTITUDE on
ADMINISTRATION TOWARD
fOl;ElGN TRADE.
NOTA8LES MAKE SPEECHES
""si'', Wake, ANNUAL hgpiupiil-
i'"n "i sixty ihousaud nullai.
tor Promotion ut Ton.
cign Commerce.

| Spec .iHI to 'hr News
WASHINGTON % g. May a7.-
Five hundred doloatc. aIed the
assembly room of tuc IotcI Raleigh
when the iir. national forrIrn trade
convention So. called Do order at 10
ocloDk thie moune b., lIogd G..
irlscom OF New York The delaraios
came from aIl sections of the roun.
,rt aud represented wide variety
pI mduuiaciuriue. commercial. trans.
poriat'on and exporting interests.
Ib" purpose of tine convention.
"hi'l viii continue m session two
dafs i5 io give expression to the
views OF men repre- .ouunr the pro-
ductive acliyitio. ol he country In
regard 10 the moro effective nromo-
iiou of American commerce Ina the
markets uf the world
Secretary Bryan outlined ,hc at
iI'udc of the administration at the
banquet
$50 iar as 10 is possible 30 do
3d.. ho uId. "thc desire rs to OBJ.
tain Tor Americans au equal oppur
'uniiy With others iu the markets
aLd resource OF the world
Secretary AZ Commerce Raduold
delivered the opening address al tho
session of the convention this morn
lnr Another notable speaker was
President James a. Farrell of tho
United states Steel Corporation.
Secretary Redfiold explained 10 the
convention his plans 10 rorrganizo
the bureau OF foreign aud domestic
commerce. so that the bureau may
become the basis FOR productive ef-
fort in developing American indus
tries IN every Held which Is open 90
them at home and abroad One
feature OF the proposed roorganiza-
ton is The provision for commercial,
dliacher az each of fourteen desig-
mated foreign capitals. and whose
MUSINGS ID will he 20 study commerce
and Industries OF tie couu,rla n
.slieh fher live r'-s ar e f.t.f
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28

LINCOLN, Neh., May 21.--Conirol
OF affaifs OF the ST. Joseph and
f-sls isi'ra se;'wa~ n',at J.. isr-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
CLARENDON COLLEGE CLOSES
VERY SUCCESSFUL TERM

CLARENDON Tex. Aay to-,
with mo departure OF the s,aln6
tonight the creator part OF sisc 21o il
.9e,,ies' ~ lls csrte:.h i.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10
0ad Time Sores
And Ulcers Healed
Old Wounds Often Bother
Many Years After.

People who have been poulticing and an
mounting an old sore for years and years
marvel at the way 1t heals quickly after
using SIS. S.
When you come to realize that the skin
and the hesh beneath are composed OF a
aetwork Of tiny blood vessels you solve the
mystery
Ther, arc wonderful medicinal properties
In s. s. 8. that follow the course of the
blood streams Just as naturally as the most
Dourishng food elements.
IL is really a remarkable remedy. IT
contains one Ingredient. the active purpose
of which is to stimulate the tissues to the
healthy selection Of it's own essential nu-
triment And the medicinal elements of
this matchless blood purifier are just as
essential to wel-balanced health as the
nutritious elements of the meats, grains,
fats and sugars of our daily food.
Not one drop of minerals or drugs is
used in It's preparation. Ask for s. s. s.
and just insist upon having 1t. And II
you desire skillful advice and counsel upon
any matter concerning the blood and skin,
write to the medical department, The Swift
Specific Co.. 21O Swift Laboratory, Atlanta,
Ga.
Do not allow some jealous clerk to larrup
the atmosphere in eloquence over something
"just as good" as s. S. S. Beware Of all
substitutes.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-04-10
+ r. 4. X + r. 4. r + + =. 4. 4.
T. GREER +
!. i !. - % j. !. j. !. j. !. i. i

A. II. McClurg, wife and little son,
spent Sunday at the home of Edwin
Greer.
Miss Mary Vail visited over Sunday
with Mt. Vernon friends
Mrs. Henry Mickey is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Walter Wolfe near
Brink Haven.
Misses Winnie Greer and Faye Full
mer spent Sunday afternoon with J C.
Greer and wife.
Miss Elizabeth Leaser returned
home Wednesday morning after spend
ing several days with his nephew,
Charles Melton and wife at Ashland,
Ohio
John Greer and family moved Last
Tuesday in the rooms over John
Moninger's Hardware store. After May
1st they will occupy Mrs. Alfred Tis-
serand's house on Main street.
Norris withrow, of Millersburg visit
ed }. u. Greer and daughter Winnie
last Thursday
Mrs. Walter Black and son, Wal
lace, spent Saturday in Brink Haven
Mrs. Hannah Bross of Loudonville
came Wednesday morning to make
her future home at this place. She
will reside in the Mrs. Thomas Greer
property
Mrs. Thomas Greer, who has been
quite poorly at the home of her son
r. A. Greer, west of town is better al
this writing.
Mrs Henry Shaub and little daugh
ter were in Coshocton last Saturday
J. D. Greer was a business visitor
/ in Killbuck last Tuesday.
Mr. Leroy Stats, residing west o.
town went to Mansfield Saturday eve
ming to visit his sister, Mrs. Franl
Miller, who is seriously i'll at her home
in that city
| d. v. Bunbury of this place was
called to Columbus last Monday by
the death of mis- sister, Mrs. Ella Nc
Kee. The funeral and burial at Dan
vile Wednesday afternoon.
J. D. Greer and son have just re
ceived a carload of Michigan wire
fence. See them for prices before
buying elsewhere.
Miss Bfie McClurg, who was in
| jured by a COW several weeks ago, il
getting along nicely at this writing
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LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
KNOX COUNTY. OHIO
State Of Ohio, eE rel, Scharlott M. Shell
don, plaintiff. VS.. George Lepley. defend
ant Notice:
The above defendant will take notice
that on the 23rd day of March, 1914, that
the above styled proceedings in bastardy
was commenced by the complainant; and
that the object Of said proceedings is to
charge the defendant and his property
with the maintenance of said child; the
complaint filed therein charges that the
plaintiff Is an unmarried woman and that
the defendant is the father Of her unborn
child; and that an order of attachment
has been issued and served therein by the
Sheriff OF Knox County Ohio, levying on
a certain tract Of real estate of the de-
fendant situated in Butler Township,
Knox County, Ohio, and being the same
premises conveyed to defendant by James
NJ. Fry and wife by deed dated April q
1913, and recorded in Deed Records OF
Knox County, Ohio, Volume 100, Page 513;
and that said proceedings win be for hear
ing and determination on and after May
1S, 1914.
ScharIott M. Sheldon Complainant.
Clinton NJ Rice and W A. Hosack, attor-
neys for plaintiff.
3-H ~, IL, II, ,24;5-1S
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John Huffmire is still quite low.
Mr.. Fener Robertson died quite sud
denly last week, While Mr.. Robertson
lad been poorly all winter, his death
came very unexpected and was a
shock to the community.
I Mrs. L. l.. Shaffer is somewhat inn
proved.
Miss Marie Mcfarland of Mt. Yer
non is guest of Mrs. Lee Tucker this
week.
Mr.. Dale Wintermute of Columbus
was home over Sunday.
There will be preaching at M. d
church here every evening this week
except Saturday. Everyone invited.
Miss Hvlyne Rinehart is spending
her spring vacation with her parents
Mr. F. M. Tucker made business
trip to Columbus Monday.
Mrs. Mary Robertson, son an(
daughter spent Sunday in Centerburt
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. VintoI
Robertson.