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The Washington herald., 1915-04-11
Remarkable Collection.

Olive May. daughter-in-law Of the
late p. F. Albaugh, has just received
from his estate q remarkable collection
of colored photographs of the stars of
twenty years ago. autographed for
Mr.. Albaugh. "Of course. I know that
by every right they should so to the
Players Club" she says. but 1t seems
almost impossible to part with them"
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11

Members of the Junior Auxiliary Of
the Young women's Hebrew Associa-
ton are arranging an interesting and
Unusual program of entertainment for
the opening meeting which ID to be
held April Is. At l:se p. n. This aux.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11

More than 40 patents have been issued
by the United States for devices intend
ed to harness the power of sea waves
French investigator has given Julius
Caesar the credit for being one of the
earliest and most earnest opponents of
race suicide.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11

The Rebew Orchestra, under the di-
rection of II. W. Weber. gave the sixth
and last public rehearsal Of the sea-
son Monday night in the lecture room
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11

The chorus choir Of the Petworth Bap-
fist Church. under the direction of Mrs.
II. NJ. Test. gave the sacred cantata.
THE Triumph" at the evening service
last Thursday. The choir Is doing eX
ceptional work.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-11

Mr.. r. Woodland Gates sang at the
Easter Sunday night concert at the Steel
Pier. with Martini's Orchestra. Mr..
Gates has fine tenor voice. and is en-
gagged to make a return appearance at
the pier. and later. In New York. where
they call him the American Caruso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-23

en- AguaScalientes y que tiene
Ell prop6Sito de If a combatir
a TeodorO ElizOndO general
convencioniSta que ACADIA de
declararse en- contra del jefe
de la division del Norte.
Los mismos agentes asegu
ran que los herman0s Arrieta,
dos jefes carranciStaS, han Pc
dido la entrega de la plaza
de Torre6n, una de las prin-
cipales de la region dominada
por Villa.
Los peri6dicos de esta ciu-
dad han recibido informes de
Ia capital de la RepUblica,
acerca de Ia orden ha dado
Villa para que todOs los te-
legramas cue enrren 0 sal
gan de la Repubhca sean es-
critos en- espanol, no dando-
seleS curse a aquellos que es-
ten redactados en- clave 0 en-
idiomaS eXtranjeras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-23
NOTICIA ~IMPORTANTE

He tenido Information que
aIguna persona o personals sin
escrdpulo, han tornado mi
nombre para especular al pu-
blico, diciendo que son Ell Pro-
fesor NJ. C. Martinez de los
Angeles, California; habien-
do asi estafado a varias perso-
mas. Esta persona, o personals
seran castigadas sacramento
Dor la ley 81 son aprehendidas.
Ash es que toda persona que
ouiera tratar conmigo debe
dirigirse a los Angeles, Cali
fornia, directamente a mi,
pues 20 no tengo agentes nj
representatives de ninguna ma
turaleZa.
Prof. N. c.. Martinez.
Los Angeles California.
1875 S. Spring St.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-23
A HACE DECLARE
o N
(Viene de la Pag. la.)

trigas que causan los trastOr-
nos de Mexico.
Refiriendose a su ingreso al
ejercito federal en- el regimen
del general Huerta expres6
que 81 habia tornado parte
del huertismo no per mejorar
su condici6n como militar nj
para obteEer ningun provecho
personal, sino por que habia
tenido Ia ~c-eencia de que Huer
ia podia hacer Ia paz de Me-
xico.
Termin6 asentando que muy
pronto recibiria IN gran i'm
pulse Ia campana cue ma mi
ciado porQue estaba para lie
garlic una gran cantidad de
elementos de guerra que le
iban a ser enviado. de este
pals.
~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-23
EXPLOSION EN- UN BARCO
AMERICANA.

caldera nGmero 4.-L&s vie
timas que resultaron de Ia ex-
plosi6n fueron trece siendo
cuatro de ellos muertos y nue.
We heridos, todos maQuinistas
V fogoneros. embellishments
despues del accidente sali6
para Guymas eS San Diego,
negado a dicho puerto a las 2
de la manana de hoy.
Sc eStan hacienda toda cla-
Sc de inYestigaciones para ave
riguar las causas de Ia ruptu-
"a de Ia caldera.
FL crucero San Diego 81 Ell
buque insignia de Ia flota del
Paciiico Y esta a las 6rdenes
del Captain Ashly H Robert
son.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-23
LA y c. PRO
PAGANDOSE EN- Ell P.
DE VERACRUZ.

Veracruz. ElIero 18.-Las
virunlas sicuen nronaoandose
on ycrarruz il noor es. nro.
aIgnnas an+oridades sanitarias
no activan TODD 10 bastante
las medidas encaminadas q i'm
nedir 81 avance del nal,
Tn las casas infastadas M
% coiccar bsnIaras amari-
Has iodfcadoras del neIioro nj
60 a,ito totaIm.rta 81 tr5ficc
no,. To- vias dorda raina 10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-23
Sc explica de otra manera Ia
rigurosa censura que eXlSte.
OBREGON Sc ENCUENTRA
A TREINTA KILOMETRES
DE MEXICO.
(Viene de la Pag. la

g6n, en- 10 successive todas las
vidas Y propiedades seran de-
bidamente garantizadas.
La pena Ultima es la desti-
NADIA al que cometa cualquier
exceso 0 Sc apodere de algu-
ma cosa sin ell consentimiento
de Su dueno.
Sc tienen notlcias que en- la
capital lie Ia Repubhca estan
cometiendo los mas atroceS
excesos los zapatistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-23
IA GUERRA.
(Visne de Ia Pag. 2.

que los soldadoS alemanes
dieron s0bre ell frente de Ia
Inca.
En- Ia region de BukOwina
capturamos ell pueblo de Vo-
rokhta Y nuestras fuerzas hi
cieron fracasar IN movimien-
to offensive cue Ell efesivO
que Ell enemigo emprendi6 en-
Kirlibaba. En- este punto ca
yeron prisiOneros n~uestros, un
mayor, varios oficiales y mas
de $50 SOldadOs."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-23

les habian sido completamen
te desatendidas.
En- terminus MI duros, Gu
tierrez cuenta de las DISPOSE
clones arbitrarias del general
Villa sobre los FerrOcarriles
Nacionales Y la circulation de
billetes. Agrega que no solo
los empleados de los ferroca-
rifles Sc rehusan q recibir Or
denes del gCbierno central, 81
no que todaS las diSpOsicioneS
militares fueron desobedeci-
daS por Villa y subordinados.
Las dsclaraciones de Villa a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-23
EULALlO GUTIERREZ HA-
BLA SOBRE SU SALIDA
DE IA CAPITAL
WienS de Ia la.)
la, que 10 aprehendieron al
salir del Restaurant SilVain.
Villa cometio en- Guadalajara
crimenes senejantes

En- vista de este convoQu6
a una junta de Ministries con
objeto de discutir las medidas
cue deberian tomarse para
evitar tales atentadOS.
"Aun cuanGo nos encontra-
bamoS tan desamparadOS CO.
mo en- ell case anterior, hici-
mos yer al general Villa que
eStabamos dispusstos q hacer
que Sc respetSrAl las declSiO-
mes del Gobierno = conseguir
al castigo de los culp&bleE
de los mencionSdoS asssinatos.
AnteS de dar una condensation
definitiva sobre este, Ell gene
raj Villa saG6 de la capital d.
rigiendoSe q Guadalaj&ra, en-
donde segia be ssbido, CO.
meti6 otra Ssrie ds crimeReG
semejantes. T2mbien ZapAta
hacia tempo que hRbia Sa-
lido de Mexico, por 10 QGs de-
cidimos reservar el eastigo de
esos delitop para cuando 81 go
bierno sc en~contrsss ~suficien-
tements fuerte.
Los miembros de Ia Con-
venci6n do Agu&5calientsS,
iustRments alRrmadoa por IL
desApariei6a do sus miembros,
ms maAifsSsAroR que dsseabAR
zanzibar de residsHcia 4 Ia c..
de San Luis Potosi. en- doRds
CREAM eneontrar, 81 40 fusrtsG,
cuando msaos suficisxtsa ale
mentoa que vslarsa poF ga &C.
Guridad.
Ell manifesto coatiRG& re-
latsndo los hechos de que loA
miembros de Ia Convection
al llegar 3 San Luis, pidieron
protection al general Antonio
l. Villarreal, ssperaRdo Ia
oportunidad sR que pUdisrAR
ejarcsr SUE funcionss con dis
nidad J libres del despohsmo
de los jetes de los paridos.
Zapata opera en- 81 Sur per gu
cuenta.
Eel general ZApats On 81
Sur, desconoci6 tambiea Ia
autoridad del gobierno cen-
uAl, nombrsAdo persoRalmeR-
te los empleados de Ia admi-
nistrAci6n federal, t&les como
Administrators do Corrsos,
del Timbrs, TELEGRAPH, etc.
Asegurs Gutierrez que Ia
unica aparieneis del gobierno
era la de una feroz dictadurs
militar, hacienda notsr que
ningunas mejoras sc habian
obtenido eA Ell Sur, puesto que
Ia question aEraria y Ia rslad-
Va 4 las slsceieass muaieaea,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-23
LOS ZAPATISTAS Sc EN-
CUENTRAN EN- LAS IN
MEDIACIONES DE
B
(Viene de Ia Pag. 1A-)

del corriente.
Debido 6 Ia ~a!ts de comu-
nicaciones con los puntOs
productores, Ia ciudad de Ne
xico see ncuentra sin petr6leo
nj gasolina Y por eSa circuns-
tancia estSn recibiendo muy
serios perjuicios las empres&s
Y compahfas que utilisaR csc
cOmbustible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-23
LUIS GUTIERREZ Sc DIR
JE A MONCLOVA.
Viene de la Pag. la
mensaje de aver.

mensaje de aver.
Antes de salir hiZO Cutie
rrez declaracioneS en- el senti-
do de que muy srOntO Sc en-
contrarian los carr2ncistas en-
possession de la frontera de Ne
xico pues las operaciOnes que
van a emprender daran mag
nificOs resultados.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-23
NO HA SIDO ASESINADO
Ell AGENTE CARO-
THEIRS.
Telegrama especial para LA
PPENSA.

PRENGA.
Ell PASO Texas Enero %.
En- eli d~epartamento de esta-
do Sc recibi6 hoy IN mensaje
de! agente consular George c..
Carothers en- el cual avisa que
sale de Representatives, rumbo
al norte de la repUblica.
Los oficiales del gobierno
americana no dan cr6dito a Ia
noticia que ha circulado de
que dicho agente haya tenido
un encuentro personal con el
jefe revolucionario Villa, del
cual resultara muerto.
Ell PASO Texas Enero %.
Sc han recibido noticias
aqui hoy de que el agente
consular Carotners Sc reuni6
con el general Villa esta ma
mana en- ell campo de opera
clones que dicho general tie
ne en- las cercanias de Chihua-
hua.
Por 10 tanto no Sc da cr6di-
TO = las versiones que han cir
culado de que hubiera ocurri-
90 I'm chq1ue entire las dos
personals mencionadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-23
la prensa americana.

Otro parrafo del manifesto
dice:
Eel general Villa nombr6
sin consultarme GobernadOres
V jefes militares en- los Esta
dos por donde pasaba, usur-
pando asi los derechos de Ia
Se~cretaria de Gobernaci0n, in
teryiniendo I~gualmente en- los
impOrtanteS aSuntos interna-
ciOnaleS.
VILLA en- sus frecuentes con
ferencias con los representan-
ties de la prensa americana Y
con los persOnajes y agentes
del gobierno de esa N&ci6n,
ha hecho declaraciOnes Y pro-
mesas que no son del resOrte
de IN general que deberla
concretarse Qnicamente al cum
plimiento de SuS deberes mill
tareE; Dues no Sc aYiene con
81 decrsto nacional que IN in
dividuo que es Solamente CO.
mandante de I'm cuerpo mas 0
menos numeroso de hombres,
Sc aventure 2 h4bIar asumien-
do la representation del pals
en- una u en- otra forma.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-23

NO Sc TIENEN NOTICIAS
DE 10 QUE PASA
(Viene dc In PAx 1a-)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-23
"EL SALVAVIDAS."

Composici5n vsgetal contra LAT Der
culOsis Asns resfrio pesado, Tcs '
de gran henahcio Gara loi pylmones d.
fecta1os 0 dabiIes y los 6rg2n3s re.pi
"a orios. Precio So bJte u seis por
IS. 0 De Venta cor N ARIZPE 629
Austin, s.. San Antonio Tes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-23

So erea muy grave 10 que sst&
pasaade en- Asxice, puss no
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-23
ARIA, ES UN
ADMIRADOR.
(Viene de la Pag 1a.l

Y espero que dentro de POGO
seran de 10 mas cordia-
les y amiStOsas."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-23
Sc RUMORA QUE F. VILLA
ASESINO Al AGENTE
~CAROTHERS.

Sc sobre Ia participation en-
la fuga del eX-gobernador
Iturbide.
Los agentes viIistas en- esta
ciudad dicen que Aingunas no
Uicias han recibido acerca de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-23
LA COLUMN DEL GRAIL.
CABRAL.
(Viene de la 1a.)

Coronel Benjamin Rodriguez.
los cuales Sc dirjen hacia From
teras, q efectO de reforzar Ia
columna cOnvencionista cue
en- aQuella region lie cerrara la
salida de Aqua Prieta al gene
raj PlutarcO Elias Gales.
Ell CorTeSpOnSal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-23
Los crimenes llegan a 81 apo
geo.

"Despu6s del regreso de Vi
la . Il ciudad de Mexico, los
jefe. y oficiales de las faccio-
mes de Villa y Zapata, Sc de-
dicaron a cometer tOda clase
de excesoS. Les Secuestros,
4zes;natos, TolacioneS, afro
Dellos contra Ia vida y pro-
pisdzd de las personAs no tu-
Viaron Unite.
Ell general Villa personal
meute, Tue \ mi casa el dia
81 de Diciembre acompahado
de die7 0 veinte de SuS faYori-
tos, entire ellos Fierros y Ur-
bina y pistola en- mano, me IN
sultaron = me acuSaron dis
que, porQue habian sabido
que 20 intentaba ~quitarles Ell
mando cue teni2n. Mientras
tanto dos mil hombreS de ca
balleria rode2ban mi casa y
quitaron Ia escaSA guardia de
veinte soldados que ALI Sc en-
contr2bs.
"Por eGto, y para asegurar
mi gobierno, abandone Ia ca
pisal que clos han estado 60
Fernando por Is fuerza mill
tar caussndo el terror = Ia de
Solsci6n por todas parties.
FL uamamiants a Ia Naci6n.
"Ha llegado ell momento
pues, de que el estAndarte CT
vii sea sAArOolsdo por todos
los mexicanos. Ha llegado Ell
momento de elegir entire una
cictadur& cada Yez mas desp6
Tea como Ia que ofrecen los
leaders del Norts y del Sur,
Asi como por Ell Senior Csrran
"a , una organization demo-
cr4ica como Ia que represen
ia Ell gobierno emanado de Ia
Convention de AguascalienteS
y Q! cual Sstoy obligado a man
tsper."
EStA es Ia proclama que ell
general Gutierrez ha enviado
q todaa las fuerzas que decli-
aaron reeoAocer su gobierno
en- vista de que elias pedian ell
retro de Villa.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
Silver Loving Cup
Won BY Hattiesburg.
Formally Accepted
PRESENTATION MADE AT HIGH
SCHOOL BEFORE LARGE
GATHERING.

Hattiesburg High Schol students to-
day are the proud possessor of the
silver loving cup, won by their repre-
sentative teams in the South Missis-
sippi Field Meet, and inter-scholastic
contests here last Saturday.
The cup, which was awarded the
school making the largest aggregate
number of points In all the contests,
was accepted by the schools of Hat
tiesburg at special mass meeting,
held in the High School auditorium
yesterday. r. G. Hauenstein, secre.
tary of the Commercial Club; Prof.
Strahan, principal of the High School,
and DR.. C. C. Hightower, made ad'
dresses to the students.
Prof. Strahan made the opening ad-
dress, complimenting the local stu
dents for their work. He was followed
BIZ MIR. Hauenstein, who commended
Prof. Strahan for his part in making
the contests such. success, and COM
plimented the High school students
on the showing they made.
The presentation of the loving cup
was made by DR.. Hightower. This
cup was awarded by Joseph Sarphie.
DR.. Hightower reviewed the history
of the field contests in Hattiesburg.
At the first one, three years ago, he
said, Hattiesburg made only 5 points.
Last Saturday, the number was
1877. He explained that Mr.. Sar-
phie had asked him to say that he
Sarphie-is much interested in the
High School, and that he was proud
of the teams entered in the contests.
The cup was received by Prof. F. B.
Woodley, superintendent of City
Schools, who thanked the merchants
of Hattiesburg for their generosity in
donating so many prizes and medals.
He also thanked the Commercial Club
for assisting in the contests, He ex-
pressed the hope that athletics soon
would touch every student. He SAID
that 15o students of the High School
are taking prominent parts in attn
letic this year. The best spelling team
the city ever has had, he said. is that
now at the High School.
A vote of thanks also was given the
Woman's College for the use OF the
piano at the musical contest held IN
the Auditorium Saturday morning.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
Continued Drought Say
Farmers, NillD0D Damage
YET. DRY SPELL HAS NOT EFFECTS SHOWERS IN
s.eHr-rHE NEWS FURNISH FORECAST FOR EACH. WEEK
COVERING THIS SECTION MISSISSIPPI - GENERALLY
WEATHER PREDICTED FOR N EXT WEEK

While the drought of the last sew.
eral days has not yet seriously effect
ed Forrest county vegetation, farmers
and truckers today report that If the
dry spell continues much longer. their
losses will be large.
1t has been several weeks since
this section was visited by real
drenching rain, and several days since
even drizzle has occurred. Hatties-
burg gardens and Forrest county
farms are beginning to show the eff
fects of the dry spell.
Gas yet. vegetation has not been
seriously damaged" said one farmer
today, although few more days Of
hot sun shine and no moisture is sure
new weekly forecast, designed espe-
classes"
Indications today are, however, that
showers will visit this part Of Missis-
sippi soon. thus putting an end to the
drought.
The weekly forecast. of the United
States Weather Bureau, sent out from
Washington for the entire country.
predicts generally fair weather over
every section Of the country during
the coming week
I'm the middle Atlantic states" says
the forecast, the week promises to
be generally fair with temperatures
averaging near or slightly above nor
NAL. There is some probability of
local showers toward the end of the
week. Moderate temperatures will
prevail the first half OF the week; the
later half will be warm.
Tn the south Atlantic and east gull
states except for local showers at the
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
JohnnyPaceMakes
Daring Jail Escape
Rousing Reception
GiUen Dr. DOdd on
His Arrival Here
SHREVEPORT MINISTER REACHES
HATTIESBURG AND ENTERS
MEETINGS.

A rousing welcome was accorded
the Rev. M. e. Dodd, of Shres port,
La, on his arrival in Hattiesburg last
night to take charge Of the series of
meetings now being conducted at the
Main Street Baptist Church. He came
here over the G. & S. l., from Shreve-
port, and was met at the station by
a special committee. Escorted to the
church, he informally was introduced
to the congregation which comfortably
filled the auditorium, and at once be
gan his sermon. He used as his text,
"But ye shall receive power. After
that the Holy Ghost is come upon
you, and We shall be witnesses unto
me, both in Jerusalem and in Judea,
and in Samaria, and unto the utter
most parts of the earth"
DR.. Dodd is well known in Hatties-
burg, having been here for three en-
gagements during last years encamp-
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade continue to
have charge of the singing. Services
will be held each afternoon at $3.50
o'clock, and evening at 1880 o'clock.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
Bankers Attitude
Leading Factor in
Riggs Litigation
STAND EXPECTED TO GOVERN
FUTURE COURSE OF THE
ADMINISTRATION.

Washington, b. e., April 21.-Uporf
the future course OF the Wilson admin
istration in the Riggs National Bank
litigation, depends in large measure,
according to the views of politicians
here, the attitude which bankers
throughout the country are going to
assume toward it in the 1916 election.
Although the bank officers who have
instituted Injunction proceedings
against William G. McAdoo, secre-
tary of the treasury. and John
Shelton Williams, comptroller Of
the currency. have expressly stated
that they brought their suit independ-
ent Of politics and other bankers, 1t
was recalled last night that Charles G..
Glover, president OF the bank, WAS one
of the few bankers in the country who
Continued on Page Five.)
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
Roosevelt on the Stand.

Syracuse, N. Y, April 21.-Roose-
velt took the stand today in the trial
of the $4,000 libel suit instituted
against him by William Barnes, and
continued telling of political confer
ences and dealings during the time
Hughes was governor Of New York.
AS result of the conference in cham
bers between the court and attorneys
1t was decided not to admit evidence
regarding things not specified in the
proceedings This barred much testi.
mony concerning politics, and Roose-
velt's alleged conversations with
Barnes on the ethics Of bossism.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
NORMAL TEAM TO
HAVE GAMES
WILL MEET euLFPoRT sATUR.
DAY, AND MARION NINE
NEXT WEEK.

Three baseball games, two of which
promise to be the most exciting OF
the college clashes to be seen here
this year, are scheduled for this week
and next. The first will be played
Saturday, and the others next Tuesday
and Wednesday.
The, Normal College team will rep
resent Hattiesburg in each of the con-
tests The team has been hard at work
for the last week getting in condition
for the first game Of the series with
the Gulf Coast Military Academy next
Saturday. The Normal College and
the military school teams are fighting
for the State Preparatory School
championships, and Saturdays game
promises to be an exciting one.
The Normal team is In good condt
ton with but one or two exceptions.
Fielder, the most consistent s. hitter,
probably will be out Of Saturdays
game, with bad hand. His place in
center field will be filled by either
Hunt, Scott or Johnson.
Working out Monday, the team will
prepare for meeting the crack team
from the Marion. Ala, Institute on
Tuesday and Wednesday. This in all
probability will be the biggest and the
best game of the series. as the Ala
bama boys come to Hattiesburg with
long string of victories chalked to
their credit.
The Normal lineup for Saturday
probably will be as follows:
Gunnell, centerfield; T. F. East, sec
ond base; J. p. Welborne, shortstop;
w. C. Smith, right field; c. c. Moore,
first base; ]. ". Dobbs, third base; R
Johnson, p c. Scott or d. O. Hunt,
center field; J. Guy. catcher and T. A.
Sewell, pitcher.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
WOODMEN TO 0NVE|L
MONUMENTS SUNDAY
EXERCISES WILL TAKE PLACE IN
THE CITY CEMETERY AT
8 O'CLOCK

Three monuments win be unveiled
in the city cemetery next Sunday
afternoon by Leaf River Camp, No. %.
Woodmen of the World. A program
of the unveiling ceremonies is being
prepared today. There will be musi.
Cal program, speech making. and a
procession to and from the cemetery.
The exercises will begin at o'clock.
Monuments to ]. Baughman. J. C.
Lewis, and T. ] WitiAas win be un.
yelled. Luther Smith will make the
address of the occasion, The uniform
rank and brass band. will march to
the cemetery. where. 80 minutes later,
the ceremonies will begin.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1915-04-21
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Austria Massing Troope.

At demonstration In Rome today.
the dean of the Italian senate address
sed manifest to the people to the
effect that consolidation Is approach.
ing for Italians who have waited and
suffered. He evidently referred to
"unredeemed Italy" or the Austrian
provinces to the north.
Austria is massing her troops on the
border to repei any possible invasion
by Italy. although Prince von Buelow
denies that rupture is imminent.
The Berlin official report says that
the French attacked a wide front be.
tween the Huese and the Moselle, but
were repnlsed. In the Argonne dis
trict, the French are reported to have
used bomb which caused the enemy
to vomit upon its explosion.