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Me,p Telescope Brings Moon IN
Close New of Mother Earth

would follow each other u the pro,
ss~.ias of sosliaesSs aaa ssss,
The sssiishs upoa the 0oos. ss.
ims-dsa By . layer a cir that al.
.osts asa nodities 10 . esssaia ga.
ssal tls ishessas bssshlssss. aass ba
iapossibie 10 Contemplate. u ~osoa
destroy os~'s sSsios ~ ~ saiesstsS.
The ssoos 10 . Plsasssry cosps.
usrhsassss is the 1sash that ssssslss
lsom The sbsolaSe sSuilibsiso ot est.
usai suvvss 10 = world. We sss sos
vatssssed 10 ss~sibias 10 sss .
fiery yoash. .sereedea ~ Archaic.
Ms-nsosc saa sCsseaie ssess. with
their sitssAsss evolssios of lacrsss-
TASTY ceaplsss fes0s u f,oss ssS
sasns. Rather sAe 0ass - psetaessf
- . voslA shss nevse ss0Vosss1 al.
nate satsssaes. hsl whieA vss bo0.
hssasd By aissilss fsoo heaven ssS
srsrs-d and gifted - 'hosuushly -
-s~s ~ss Rassias cruiser By Jspassso
shsiis.-'
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-16

bisness Of the government aad the
danger Of employing the army. such
sxeilemeats have 10 I've eurbed and
controlled BY Diplomacy. The danger
at them has hsss shown In very ~.
cent Year,. the Rseehusn outbreak.
which MAS the hsginniaK Of the antss-
MaaeLu roa,sliios. haviak ises ere
aisd In the ohtrry axalnst the Huk.
was railway eeassses.
In desperation the sosernnssnt h
NON eadsAvnsis sto obtsss another
iASxe loan fsosi the qsistupie sroSr
of Lsshers. roapo<ed a rrea-h. Ger
msa. British. Jaiassas ssd Rsssisn
baaks. saspposssd by their respective
envesaneata u wili be Eemenbss-
I'd that last ysss's .s.oee. .Sos pousas
laan Sas lhe easse of considerable
outbreak asn0sx parliamentary mem
hers against fuAa Shi kai sad uas
0oe Of the rrosntnsos eauses u the
fsb~iiiaa II iAsi summer. feeiinx
that Tass's government 10 too disov-
saniAra asa unstable To trust With
Asih-r SAsss ioss. The ssistspie ie-
xs,ioss arr resuisiss tho hahks 10
stipuisis What snoaais al forcisn
s,stso, of chiass fiassses fos .
pesiod Of. il is stated. fifiy Year.. ss
eosdilioa OF say further sairesive
horroStas.
~ tn the psss~st the sox-sameat
hss refused this eoa1iiioa. an0 10
sessisx sioas As hess II eAs With
sufsfl bosns ~ high tsi~r~ss. parts of
abSsh arc soo,rslmss saLen oas II
arms. ammaaiibos sad other aessst.
sss~ es tho n,aaisissss. ann- iisnss
railway and ashes eoss~ssioas arc
srAss~a for sseh ueeostru,ieA tasas.
HUT i, is believed that the dAs of
stii snos arrive,
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-16
The Permanent
Road Is the
Geapest Road
SHOULD COST OF 4 HIGHWAY
De Fl0U1ED N TIE FIRST
YIAH Oh n The fwEN.
nE1u YIAll
tny viii T.. Gi.ltI

\ itapsoa lawyer. i.Ds,ts D. usau.
a.is. iAfsvi The ssIf.s.'ssm ot rail-
tas.i masssess ssae sine ago b. a.
sstiiss that a ssiiiiop dollars . dsy
arc wasted hy the railroads In ss~t-
tieicaS nasassnsaI The debate
that rasa~d hos peshsp. ses~s
reached say definIIe eoaeiasios. bat
IL has had the effect of .asiinx Ia
the asl~sltos Of the railroad world
.. veil - the shippias asd snasuas.
las world To os~ simpir fact:
Il IL s.l alone ha~ much s;ea-y
yoa evS but What yua sio With u iasi
determines yoas prosperity.
Good susd adsocates for Hrc~a
ycars past have exhausted their Ia
scau,iy aud iheir ettosts in the rats.
iaE Of revenue for rusd tuiIdtas.
They have siscu America tho in,ses.
.ioa that II .affieicas money ss fosih-
coming Tor sood roads. the hisa~aS
question: ia solved.
Meanwhile events ~ SC~ York
and aimcat e,cfy ahsr state in the
union sass-si this seio,i from the
public. ''iio~ have yoa spCnt the
money that you haA raised In Iae
past?"
II .arnos he claimed that rad
builders have wasted million dol.
lars a day or anything like that s'sm.
I, cannot bc dCnicd that there " u
need Of greatly Increased rrad .cSc-
aur. hut the sarcs, way To get read
revenue Is 10 deserve II. aud the
.u,cs, wsy to deserve II is TO he able
To show that II has been go expended
as to produce dollar for dollar the
,aiuc that II represents.
To Il, this two elements musi hC
taken into account. first coat and
Ipcrmancncy "a we'll - constant US
able condition. The cardinal mis-
take made by a large number Of ros 4
Officials Is that of counting the Govt
of n road as soon as Il II laid with
no reckoning Of its ont Of repair con
dition. Gov. Glynn Of Nc~ York rid.
t.lc. this policy in his recent good
roads message TO the legislature. I,
is the coz, at the end Of ton or ,wcn-
" years that .houid be the criterion.
lie says:
New York l. engaged in building
10000 miles Of road. which will
wear out forty years before they arc
paid for.
"unlcss the state makes a radical
change in the type OF road II builds.
lii will co.t from S:O.oOO.OoO to S30.-
O00. 900 yearly to maintain and re-
build New York's highways when the
present system is completed.
This II the real highway problem.
at costs New York approximately
|si2,oOO to build a mile OF macaiam
road which. under present traffic
ondi,ioas. will not last more than
ten years. II costs thousand dol
lars q year to maintain and rcsur-
face these macadsm roads. And. at
tho end OF ten years. when these
roads are worn out. II will cost nj
least $4,000 q mile to rebuild them y
The governor points out that in
tercs, and sinking fund charges on
previous bond Issues viii amount 70
y 100000 per year. besides the cost
Of maintenance and, al the end Of
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Chinese Regime
Faces Crisis


i'.kins. April is.-fLa, Yuan sSAi
kai's sossrnn.sI, is iasad With .
safiosie iinan.isi crisis Is the SplnloA
Ut q substantial i-,-iy Of foreigners Ia
t'skisx aha the treaty ports os csina
These msh pT-ai., foreign financial
soat,oi os . Foreign puddle deb, sesss-
mtasioH. Ts. difficulty al ,h- si,na-
tioa he tha, sh. pTtsi,.-ns Aad his
snspsss-ss srp. VI. I" tho .'s-s~h,.
uasbis to a4.,ain nlon-s ss.en ,h-
nsosias-s fos III. a.In,ists.ra,is. re-
auir-neais OF the s-airai sss-Fn-
aa.at. \ i.s,Sr I. the rr-sii7a, sr.tsi
ih. ,a'uh tn,iiisafS ssNsrrort al
isusan. .a.laaSiHE a r-nsi,tsnr-
of psre."9s. s1n,ains an integ-~iins s
siAi-sasni "f 'h- sas~ sspn a psassi-
eel 'hin-sS p~in, ~ ,iepo Tans
iisiasr Mihs. ID. sa'uh. saSss
on ,as~ sas .ol.sss hss A~-a i'm
= 'assnosi OF sssii strife ard iroa.s-r
issssbi... aas s~aw-i, a ssY ha. pass
I'd -ith.al sssn- nsiIilsr, ot~fsiisns
AMER ssaf ssorii-ats suppressed the
Internal isussbi-- snd made p~sr-f.l
s~t,ietnrs.s Nth th- I.s~rfs. tho first
thing that s,sfars.s y.aF aGi.asiaa
vas sh- financial as:naihlsiraliSn i
Foreign io.ns have b-.n rrs.st-d To
70 relieve Tho s-sntfs's tiaanci,i -ssss
tssfsssa~nt. Lsss n~tas To tho fart
that The i-rme of the tascien sYrss-
sAi.s ~-s~ t.a harsh. sas.s- patriotic
I~uri. have suggested SAYS at coll
irsiinx ,asss ~hii. other rrur-.~s .
f-ts~nshmsnl I-oiiry. iiut all lh-.-
sprsI.us ~.sas AMI theories ran su
se real erp: To the soanify.
During shs. critical p~ris-; ,h-s-
.s~uss ss ss hardly say rvnray sus
tho eo1nssy's nsss.i.i ir~,bis.,
whea ! s~sd ihs doeumeuis truas ih<
.cnsra' e.s-ssn-n. stating iss tia.
ssrtsi difficulties asd The .ss-rs os
yoor ~A,ci'cnes. I gave s-as q. mss
ztt~f in .a's. ani l-ars. iik- every,
rec riss -hs s,as a sens. at pstfios
isw
''w~ arc in au,, ;--und q. relieve
The embarrassment of the enss,a.
uaeas. n 'h~ provinces do not hcip.
national bankruptcy viii result and
the nation will i"s- i,s Undergraduate.
And " the nation 1. 4. i,- .',ii,-rai-.i
low could tho rrnrines of Human ~,
is, nioa-' I hereby remit 'h- .s,r,
Of Si"".S.o ,M-siean, to the gov.
-rument
1t should t- horne in mind th,.
tho financial condition cf Human is
quito sin.r-at from that of other
province II would 80 razy for 9th.
-r pru, in.ss to .ais- double the
amount Our remittance. thouEh u.,
tatr~. is sufficient 4. Display a-r ~.
NIotism aud anxiety over the situs.
;icn.''
This Sin. as u miEht h. called.
from the province of Human. small
ss II Is. Is exceptional. As a rule.
ii;slc or nothing he got from tho
provinces: thcy are. on tho contrary.
continually calling upon the central
government Tor assistance. the tn.
tubs threatening that rebellion or
brigandaxc and footing ,ha, viii i'm
rlicaic the Eovrrnmcn, with foreign
crs. will result unless the assistance
Is forthcoming.
Tho prcsidcn, and his Supporters.
by employing the army. succeeded In
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supprszssins ih- E-i,@iiion OF las.
snEnii.sr but the, have NOT be-a able
to stamp oa, IN. .i-m-nls Ut dis
oss'er. iai.-d. i hor;sf To do this
ihsy aoaiid han. lo abolish the array
itself a n-r.-nasy siiussioa. - tAe
frontier fighting aaa the sorssi se-
b-iiioas have sho.n. lacking dtsrip-
line and not Y., a-f-ioted above the
idea tha, the privilege of ssidi~r. II
the sish, Tn piani-r. Vet the psesi-
c.ut has TN, the pa~ef 10 aisband
several hundred thousand men ia
erns,
characterization thfoisLoat the
.slnssS rs-ssn,s the soreram~ss
frssn .ois.,ins tas.s ~ sestcss
iln-. tFons the rscsins~s sS = whole.
ahiir artis- at.pasistoa sbi.h viii
isss. il is said. ss long as Yuan Ral
Sai r-sssips president so.,ii other
~isr rr-s-nI. in the soishrfn prov
irs-s. th- iu.sitattna of a neu ~r~i-
-rn system, iisN tho s--airns diffi.
.ui,F is h-iis,-s bs sosrixn~ss here
ia tssinE To b- the lack Throughout
ih- sailaa at sarsh;- na~s. p<~s@@sr
ing ti1 .hafsss-r and islsliixrnre
n.s-xssrs 4. hasid al, = ssoss~rs vs-
,.ssi out af the sosfaps aad antiaaai-
81 eastern ss- which the soan,ss
An.~s
Susa shi Nsi's s.r.snmsnt has
fstt-a hack aa the old Naaehu .ss-
,.Ha .f sisias Tie governor nosHst.
Is. the Sir.fay, srd-ss to .rsa To the
capital certain a.tini,u smaasls.
leaving the sps.seef To collect ~
as can saf.i.s-ss sl.,s the svsauis-.i
sur, ss tas his rsusiner's rsp~asrs.
iu siudira the cost ut hi. psoviasist
army. ahi shsi sums he chooses sa
sako a. hi. o~a p~sSpaai srssi'rass.
liaa. iii, etes this piss htihestn hes
faii--i. fos tho srassat snsessmras
has nos i.eps ahle to recover the spses.
sixr ss.i rover ~hsrs tho Manshus
held. feeble az sh-y vvsv. The A.so-
siss~i rr~ss eoss-s ssnadSarr tsou, ~
Aire has s:a~a ho~ the sc.eaii.d
modern army refused to tishs the
uaasai ,sihssases ~i,his lh- rsor.
in.- .f the capital. Chill. tis~if: aud
ha~. sh-n di.aaadss. ihr ifuci.s
iain-J bieanti hsnss. uee ct which.
in the province Immediately south at
Chilli. nursb~f.. II u calculated. over
800" sncn.
Except ~hr:- foeeiss~sS arr civ
~n control OF a measure of it-ss
IA sh- sa.r at tho extensive salt sas.
shr Salt Gaheiio-'hr government u
able tn coiir,, little in tho way at
revenue. Yus, shi kai might cm-
rioy mnr- foreigner and psi, them IN
authority. but the n,.n immrsii alriS
Hruuud him. as we'll q. he himself.
hav- given continued prcpf. of their
unw,iiinEn-.. I" give authority Ia
foreigners.
The ni-u IN hiEi, Positions round
the l~>idcus arr cf tho al is-houl.
afm"-i every one having been high
officials under the AaRchus: and II
,s generally unicrs'ooi in China that
II was the Chinese and no, the Man
,aus who uioet cp,s,sed the entry of
the foreigner. The opposition to tho
foreigners. however. exists no, onis
In tho presidents palace. Whenever
the presidential government ncgpti.
a'cs with for .-igncrs. in making
loans. granting concessions, or any
business in which there might he
'spurcse' or the surrender of au.
.hnrity in any form. a noisy oppnsi.
.jon rjscs And in view of the fee.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-16
FRECkLts
How = ths ftns - ose n 4 fhsss
Ue1y Opooa.

INV - ~ AkD ~ ~ - - AoOOD
Ugly opses.
There's no loasse the slieatssi
ascd Of fseiiss asAaAsA of yoar
frecklss. - the psesrsiptios oshise--
double sirvsgsh-ia gsasasseed 10
remove lhsse homeiy sposs.
simply get "a oasee Of oshise-
double streaath-tro0 say asussIst
aat apply = little OF u si9hi ssd
mosaias and yosi shoald zoos sec
that cscs the ~osss fsrekiss should
have baspa 4" disappear. while tho
lighter oacs have saaishcsa catircly.
Il IL scidom that more ihas an ouaec
II needed 10 completely clear the skin
sad gain . beautiful clear complex
Ion.
III sure 10 ask for the double
strength oshiac - this IL sold andcr
guarantee Of money hack u II fails
10 remove frccklcs.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-16

had breath. bitter taste. dissincss
and . ecnera1 40 account feeling
IA = sure sign Of . torpid liver. HER.
BiNE IL the medicine needed. II
makes the liver active. vitalifcs the
blood. regulates the bowels and re-
stores = fine fcciinE OF energy and
checrfulness. Price soc. Sold BY the
HsusaAA Deug O..
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-16

ais your feet
" what under
he sun you'vs
.risd without
getting ..rik srsiak!si!:
lust use TIE. |"
"TfZ" draws
out all The poi
ooAous exudA-
lions which pud
the feet;
~ffE" is mag.
lcal: "T1z" u
grand: "1'1z"
Fill cure your
foot troubles 70
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-16

you'll never limp Of draw up yoaf ieee
Ia pain. Your ahses won't eenn tight
and your fcrt will never. never hurt or
get sore, swollen or tired.
Oct a 81 cent box at any drug Or
Department store, Aad get relief.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-16
''T|z" FOR TIRED
SORE, ACHING FEET

Al! what relief. No more tired fest,
70 more burning issA swollen. hed sasal.
ing, sweaty feet. No more paie In corae
.sllouses or bunioss. No natter what
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-16
1HuHsnAY

They viii gladly tel yon what relief
it gives from Sore fhroSi. hrauehiiis.
CroI,. Siiu Meek. ASTHMA. Neuralgia.
Ceng~lior. i'iecrisy.. khsumatism.
Iumbsgc. Pains and Aches OF no
Hack ar Joints. hprains. Sore Muscles.
bruises. chiiblains. fIosase Pess.
Colds Of the Chest (is prevents
losGlOria). a, vo,, 5,n.v;S,.x
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-16

A. your druggists.
ia :se and 90, jsis. and
q ,Sssiaf Is,sr Ae,l1ssl
siss Ter $50.
Accept no sutsss.sass.
u yonr druggist eanac<
supply you. send 2Sc 0e
50; 10 tho MUSTER.
OLR Company. Cisvs-
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-16

lAnd. Ohio. and Ne val msu you \ JN.
Postage p'-p-id. IN
b.J J. iss me q % ~~~s iAssrsis ftssk
- al /. . i-o.s.ss
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-16
ct mUSTEloLE Tsdsy
jev lnn6a(s!

Us an amazingly guisI Te.iei. And
Ms 50 easy a. use
You Just .ub MUSTEROLE Ia
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-16

brisliy. and presto. the
pain is gone-a deli
ssoas. so.sh'as comfort
eOOss 10 take its place.
NC8TEROLE is a
esean. white oia,laen'.
0Sds with Oil OF mus,
tssd. US II instead Of
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-16

0ssissd plaster. RsH Ssf 4.i'f~.
Doesoss and nurses Use MUSTER
O(.E asd recommend II u ,i&ts
Daisais.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-16

II you cough all aisst sou get no
rest. nor does anyone else In the
house. Keep within rcach = bottle
Of BALi.ARD's. .HOREHOtND sYR.
Up. II Is ihes easy to stop the ticki.
Ing which causes the cough. whca.
ever IL appears. Price csc. soc and
S1.0O per bottle. sold BY the Haus.
man Drug Co.
II you nssd pstattHS q any ksnd
come to the Chroeicis-Nsws. higA.
elass work, reasosabls prSesa.
The Huttig news., 1914-05-16

Are" when I was only foolish and ignorant girl.
 I started home, still in my uniform, with my knapsaek strapped across my shoulders and the precious pass signed by the commanding officer, in my pocket
 Leaving the train at the little sta. ly through the fields towards my kins. woman's holding.
 A peasant was working in the field, a strong young fellow. I could tell by the lusty strokes of his mattock. It must be Jan Covens, I thought, helping because of Dmitri's death.
 "Ho. Jan," I called, glad to speak to one of my own people again.
 But it was not Jan that turned toward me at the sound of my voice it was Dmitri. Then I supposed that I must be delirious from overstrain, and that the man I saw before me was only phantom.
 But mo- it was Dmitri. who welcomed me back as one from the dead; for his mother had never told him Of my taking his place, but had led him to believe that I had wandered away, no one knew where.
 Not till long after Dmitri and were married, did Anna Pretzoff tell me the whole truth about the strange sickness of her son. When the day had come for him to join the army she drugged him with tea made from a poisonous herb. He drank this liquid during the morning meal, and shortly after became insensible. Later she had written that he was dead, think. ing that the news would bring me home.
 Copyright by Daily Story Pub. Col
 
 After fortune has smiled on a man ha can afford to laugh and grow fat
The Huttig news., 1914-05-16
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO TH
 CONSTITUTION or THE STATE

Notice is hereby given that the following joint resolution, proposing tuition, was passed by the Genera. Assembly at its reguiar sess4on o1 1915, and that the same will be submitted to the eiectors of the to be held Monday, September 14th 1914, for adoption or rejection.
 Proposed Amendment Ho. Is.
 That the following is hereby pro- posed as an amendment to thv Constitution of the State of Ar kansas, and the same being submit ted to the electors of the State Tor approval approval or rejection at the and Representatives, il majority Of the electors voting at such e ec. ton adopt such amendment the same saail become part of the Consti- to-wit:
 That Section Fifteen d5) of Article Five t5) of the Constitution of the State of Arkansas. as amended by Amendmenf No. 13. declared by the Speaker of the House of Representatives on February 10th. 1913, to have been adopted. be amended so As to read as follows:
 section l5. The members of the Gen eral Assembly shall receive as their salary the sum of Seven Hundred and Fifty t$450.e0) Dollars. except the Presi- dent Of the Senate and Speaker of the House of Representatives, each of whom shall receive as his salary Eight Hun dred and Fifty (sS50.o0) Dollars. for the term of two CD years; and in ad- dition to such salary the members of the General Assembly shall receive five cents per mile for each mile travelled in going to and returning from the seat of government over the most direct and practicable route Said salary shall Be payable in the following manner, to- wit Five ts5oo) Dollars per day for the frs. hundred days Of any regular session Of the General Assembly: Provided the H. .l. the House of Representatives may draw Six tS6.001 Dollars per day for the first hundred days Of any regular session The remainder Of their salary shall be raid to them quarterly on the first day of January. April. July and October of the year following any re~uiar session Of the General Assembly and tho Audi tor of State shall draw his warrants in favor of the members of the General Assembly on said dates for the amount of salary due each at that time and mail same to the mo nhers at their re- spective steffiee addresses No mem Der of either House shall receive any salary or emoluments for his services terms of all members of the General As senblv shall begin on the day of their election.
 The above resolution was filed Tn the office of the Secretary of State on March 6. 1918.
 Each elector may vote for or against the above amendment.
 Witness my official signature this 18th day of February. 1914.
 EARLE W. HODGES.
 tSeaD Secretary of State.
The Huttig news., 1914-05-16
Poetry and Business.

The craze for giving fantastic names to de luxe articles designed for the rich lady shopper is spreading. For merly it was only costly bottles of perfume which received titles sup posed to express their contents, such as Like You,' "Temptress, '4Seduc- tion," Eastern Mystery" Now the great dressmaking houses are naming every model which leaves their atel- iers. Well of love- is the name of a filmy evening dress, very decollete and innocent of even the suspicion of sleeve, which would not be ap- proved by critics of the slit skirt, al- though it is most beautiful example of the dressmaker's art. Daphne" "Escapade," Caprice, "Modesty," "Frivolity,' 'Imprudence,' and even Nightmare" are some of the titles of the latest imported dressmaker's models
The Huttig news., 1914-05-16
Ihe.Whoie Show.

The status of the office boy came ur for discussion in the lobby of Wash ingtcn hotel the other afternoon and congressman told of an incident that happened in one of the metro politan cities.
 One day a young man went to the office of a large firm and asked to see the head of the house. On being re eeived by that party the young man intimated that he would like to be connected with the firm.
 q sec" thoughtfully unused the head of the house. What particular position in our establishment would you like, sir?''
 T was thinking" loftily returned the young man, q might be made the confidential adviser or the general manager.
 Just the thing" happily replied the boss. You may have both jobs. will make you the office boy
The Huttig news., 1914-05-16

Roosevelt Chapter, No. l88, Order of the Eastern Star, meets every secone and fourth Tuesday9in each month.
 Mrs. C. Williams, W. M. Emma Bearl, Secy.
 EAST LAKE LODGE No. 6562 G U. o. of O. F. meets First and Thiro Thursday in each month.
 G. W. Smith, N. G. w Seates, P. s.
 GOOD LUCK LODGE No. 25e F. & A. M meets First and Fourth Saturday night. All visitors welcome.
 Geo. kelso, w. M J. H. Law. Sec.
 OMEGA COMMANDERY No. 4 Knight Templars meet every End Thursday night in each month.
 j. H. Law, E. c. E. Brooks. Recorder.
 SPINOLA Lodge No. 26l, c. of w. A., meets every first and third Wednes- day night at o'clock.
 w. I. Henry, Gov. s. G. Crayton, Secy. < LEBANON, Chapter Mo- Al, R. A. M meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday night at z:5o. Jog SeoTT, H. P. J. H. Law, Secy.
 Royal Circle of Friends. R. A. Williams No. 524, meets every first and third Friday night, All visiting friends are welcome. G. w. Smith. President. LULA OLIVER, Secretary. JEWEL TABERNACLE, No. 412. meets every lst and 5rd Tuesday.
 Augusta Stevenson, H. P. Tena Harris, c. K.
 BLUE LIGHT LODGE No l55 K. of P. meets First and Third Tuesday in each month. B Francis, c. C. A. Lewis, K. of R. S.
 ELECTRIC LIGHT COURT OF CA LANTHE, No. 20, meets first and third Tuesday in each month at l:45 p. m.
 Lizzie Oliver, w. C. Ever Pittman. R. D.
 Spanolia Camps No. 26l C. w., w. 0. W. mee every first and third Thursday at z:5o o'clock. J. c. ELLIS, Gov. s. G. GRAFTON, F. s. OBLIGE GALE CIRCLE No. 2l3 meets every first and third Saturday at l:50 o'clock. 7 EMMA BARNS, Gov. MARY ADKINS seoy.
 HOUSEHOLD RUTH, No. 2eeo. or sG. U. o. of o. F., meets the first and third Thursday in each month at l:5O p. m. Carrie Averett, M NC. Eva Pittman, W. R.
 STATE LINE TEMPLE NO. 55z meets every End and 4th Friday night at o'clock. c. s. ScATEs, c. M. W. R. BARNES, c. s.
 Board of Education A. High, president; w. M. Mccormick, vice presi- dent; Joe Scott, treasurer; Prof. L. s. Scroggins, secretary; Lonnie Poole, as sstant secretary.
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Recently a delegation of Ameri- cans who had just left Tampico, where they have extensive busi- ness interests, called on Secretary of the Navy Daniels and told him
 Uncle Sam ought to police Mexico ard permit the resumption of bus : ness enterprises. MT. Daniels told h 5 visitors they ought to be thanl : fuI they had escaped with their lives. He suggested that inas- much as they had gone down 10 Mexico to invest their money {. greater advantage than was possi-
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Rev. A. J. Smith will occupy the pulpit Sunday for the G. M E. church. All are invited to alter d the services.
 On last Monday night the follow ing officers were installed in u e Womans Home Mission Society :: Sallie Armstrong. president; Mil dred Brunson, vice-president; Aug usta Stevenson, secretary: Mrs. Joe Bradford, corresponding sec retary; Polly Scates. treasurer; Laura Sims, Bible instructor.
 Rev. J. H. Evans and wife and Rev. John Smith returned to Oak Ridge Monday.
 Prof Geo H. Moore, of Wynne. Ark, G. H. P. of R. A. M. of the State of Arkansas, made bis annual visit here last Wednesday night. He gave a short lecture on the subjectof Citizenship, after which luncheon was served and enjoyed by all
 Old papers for sale at this office. 15e per hundred.
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It is ratrsr noticeable, now that We think of it. that of all the con- g .essmen and other high political C gn.taries who have offered their ssrvices to the country notone has offered to enlist as a private.
The Huttig news., 1914-05-16

The United States Customs De- rGrtment has discovered that sar- diaes are herrings. The informa- m is not at all startling, most P ople having held the opinion for some time that the little fish are al most anything from catfish to mnnoWs.