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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
ONE PLANTATION
Seeding ORDER
IS FOR 10000

Nine thousand trees in seed boxes
and 300 in transplant boxes were dis
tributed to plantation companies and
other corporations by the division of
forestry of the board of agriculture
and forestry last month, according to
a report from David Haughs. forest
nurseryman. The report says that an
order for $4,000 seedlings was received
from one plantation. and that these
win be delivered within the next six
weeks.
In Honolulu last month 854 kukui
trees were planted, says the report
Other work done consisted OF hoeing
and clearing away grass and weeds
from the young trees recently planted.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
TEN DAY reign
OF TERROR IN
HAlTI Al END
GuilIaulne Fleeing After Burn
ing Palace -Reyoiutionists
Holding Capital

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
PORT Az PRINCE, .Hayti, July 27.
AFTER Today reign ct terror the
5obos revolutionists now rule the city,
and ex-President Guillaur1e Is In full
flight, having burned the palace and
the French legation building before
leaving the capital.
Casualties have been heavy on both
sides and the jaiIs are filled with po-
iitical prisoners and wounded combat
ants, many Of whom are in dying
condition.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
ALOHA MOBILES
BES|EGED FOR
HAWAIIAN LHS
Or. C B. Cooper Tells Of Great
Publicity Work at Seattle
and at Exposition

Great promotion work for Hawaii
was accomplished at the Shriner's
convention at Seattle, says Dr. C. B,
Cooper, who returned from the main.
land today in the Lurline The Wash
ington Hotel was so besieged by peo
pie eager to secure leis that the ele.
vators and stairways we're literally
blocked.
Il have had an exceedingly pleasant
vacation of six weeks. and am glad to
get home again" said Doctor Cooper
as he landed this morning. "As aide
to Governor Pinkham, | saw much OF
the official side OF life at the exposi
ton in San Francisco June 11th, Ha
waiian Day, and the 18th. which was
Hawaiian Day at San Diego.
Hawaiian Day in San Francisco
was said to have been one of the most
successful that had occurred up to
that time The exercises in the morn.
ing were dignifed, the reception in
the afternoon was attended by crowds
and the water carnival at night was
(t;ontinued on page threel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
MYSTERY STEAMER MAVERICK
SEARCHED BY DUTCH WARSHIP
GERMAN OFFICIAL
cABLEGRAMS

y The following cablegram was =
" received today from official Ger :
= man sources: =
* German Army Headquarters. :
X July 37-The Germans have y
x taken some trenches in. the Ar =
p gonne district =
" The treReh have taken the =
D. most advanced German trenches =
= In LingekotI, Nosges. =
y Cn the cast, the Russian ad- =
it vance from Mitau has been re- =
y rlased and the Germans are =
< following. between. PoswOl and =
q Niemf, theretreating enemy The \
y Russians have attacked the Ger =
q man, lire from GoWorowo and =
n WisckoW 10 Serock and attempt =
r ed to push back the Germans that =
n had crossed the Narew river. The =
x Russian offensive failed complete =
n ly,. 1919 Russians being taken y
Z prisoner and 13 machine guns =
= taken =
= The Germans are prosecuting =
4 of Rozan. where a tenacious cam =
4 paign Is In progress. Eastward
ID On the Pruth and south In the =
x Pultusk district there is no =
z change. Before Novogeorgievsk =
y and Warsaw there is nothing y
= new to report. At Iyangorod =
R nothing new. =
~ The Germans attacked the y
r enemy from several towns north Z
Z of Prubieszow and took prisoner =
r 3941 Russians. &
Otherwise the situation with =
q the German troops under Colleen. =
n Won Mackensep Is unchanged" =
4 q II N-N n q = . "a ~ - = n a Z
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
Neutral Commerce May Win Rights

WASHINGTON, D G., July Further proposals which
Great Britain the matter of treatment of neutral
likely to be made by the British foreign office Foreign
Secretary Grey has cabed to Secretary Of State Lansing that
council note is being prepared and that the note sent
yesterday is be withheld The aevatng proposals
pected to be result of the latest German note.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
cAslE TO JAPAN REPAIRED.

The local Commercial Pacific Cable
office announces that the cable con-
Meeting Guam and Toxic has been re-
paired and that direct Communication
with Japan has been re-established at
regular rates.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
SPANISH coy KILLED eY
FALL FROM APPLE TREE
Especial Correspondents.

r HAKALAU, Hawaii. July 26.-
z A Spanish boy. IA years of age,
= lies dead at Honohina, and an ;
< cider man of the same nation J
< ality is critically injured and
may not recover, as the result ]
Z OF the breaking of a rotten limb I;
Z on mountain apple tree, which 3
= precipitated both of them about
< 80 feet down the mountain side. ;
ID /,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
JOHN MARKHAM APPOINTED
MEMsER OF. HEALTH BOARD

Governor Pinkham announces that
he has appointed John Markham as
member Of the board Of health to take
the place left vacant through the death
of David Kalauokalani, ST..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
Norwegian Bark Burned BY Germans

LONDON, England, July 27-The Norwegian bark Harbos
has been burned by German submarines which halted Che
vessel The rescued The captain says he three
vessels afre. presumably the work of the Germans.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
British Losses Are Mounting Up

LONDON, England July 27.-Ofical announcement was
made today of British losses for the entire up July 90
The total loss 33995 the navy losing 906 The number Of
officers killed is given as 1882.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
GERMAN ADVANCE ON WARSAW
CONTINUES; ITALIAN PORTS
UNDER FURIOUS BOMBARDMEN1

AuoI IhlAH ChUlOEhS ANU EoIhUIEhS IAkE hE lAIlA-
. TORY MEASURES-SUBMARIN CAMPAIGN AGAINST
ALLIES SHIPPING ACTIVELY PROSECUTED, MANY
TRAWLERS BEING SUNK--BRlTlSH REPLY TO U. S. NOTE
ON BLOCKADE MAY EMBODY ALTERNATING PROPOSALS
lAssocated wirelessl
BATAVIA Java July 27-The American oil tanker Nav
eck from Ho searched in the Java Sea and then released
by Dutch warshp There is much speculation and mystery
as to the ownership of the Maverick
This the vessel whose arrival Hlo and later moves
ents caused such interest here well the One
of the generally accepted theories that the Maverick
engaged to carry German warsuppes in the Pacific and
that there might be attempt made to stir up trouble is Java
LONDON, England, July 2-The German advance on
Warsaw continues The fighting is furious along many miles
of front The Russians being steadily driven back
French Submarine Lost at DardanelIes
LONDON England, July 27-The French submarine
Maotte has been DESTROYED at the Dardanees The has
been captured.
LONDON England July Mime trawling vessels have
been sheed By German submarines and sunk OF the Scottish
coast g
The Danish steamer Nogih has been sunk by Submarine
in the North Sea and the crew rescued
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27

q IN Honolulu but do know that II :,
= ! had been notified that Bartlett =
q might be wanted here. II any in 2
:, timation had been given me N Z
= time. could have brought Bart- 2
= lett back TO Honolulu.
=
- - y y - =
,.n. ~ - h,..a.,
s's's'
gave Charles 5aTtlett time %
make Z getaway from San Francisco
,,hen he sss wanted IN fionoluiu TO
3. ) <,,l,..-., -, .,,,,.x.
-
ziemenF =
Why was not Deputy Sheriff Ascb,
then in San Francisco, notified to keep
=. - =, .a.s&I.,, ,.,,,lt. fbe er.nd
). : -
July wa, p.oo'ns tne ssf'o1s e''-i .' sss :
Why Wss there . delay o. eight days
.fter six indictments were returned
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-. ~. ---....- -..,.s... ~,
"se = 80 80 's'.,.s u Z s :,
manager ~ tne s,es'ou'u
These questions ieaped to the fore
today when DEPUTY Asch returned
49, e., ee.nelsco nd tols the amaz.
.s,... a..
'"s sso'y' pseNeu ~ sa ."'' .'.'
he was not Instructed to get sartiett
until more than q week after the in
,,ix....r.. ....r. -...en.d .nd : .,,.et
,-,;-..-
aver ne nag reao os tness 'no'ee'n enes
In the San Francisco newspapers.
%, ,n.s~,,ew,,g nen,tv A.cb and
49,. -se... ,s.i s,,,,,s,.;t;a. nh, nro.
..le sa,.oes az .osa, $3.50 .ss -. -.
nl. su.nsply We pusy siIs ..e,,- - ns.s ~
secured tue toilOWlnB IactS anu stdtc-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
Italian Ports Being Bombarded

ROME Italy, July 27.-Austrian cruisers and destroy~s
bombardng the Italian ports Of Fano and Sengaia
the Adriatic Sea coast
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
FIRST NEWS MAN WAS
WANTED REACHED ASCH
IN NEWSPAPER ARTICLE
Deputy Sheriff Finds Former
Brewery Head Gone BY That
Time-Cathcart and Rose
Explain Delay in Various
Ways - Attorney-Ge
Office and Territorial Secre-
tary Thayer Said 60 Ahead
! SOME POINTS IN
BARTLETT CASE

q June 24-Territorial grand jury
:; began probe of criminal charges
:, against Bartlett
q June 30-Six Indictments re-
. turned against Bartlett.
. July deputy Sheriff Aseh
:, read in San Francisco papers tel.
., egram saying Bartlett indicted.
. July 7--Asch gets first instruc-
:; tions from Honolulu to appfehend
= Bartlett.
:, Mr.. Asch said today: Il know
= nothing OF what caused the delay
. IN Honolulu but do know that II
q ! had been notified that Bartlett
= might be wanted here. II any in
:, timation had been given me in !
= time. ! could have brought Bart
= lett back to Honolulu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
Say 40 German Coal Vessels Sunk

PETRoGRAD Russia, July According to information
here 40 German coaesse have been sunk in the Black Sea-
additional telegraph Dispatches on PAGE y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
French Submarine Lost at DardanelIes

LONDON, England, July 27-The French submarine
Marotte has been DESTROYED the Dardanees The Ia
been captured
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-27
fAssociated Preas Service by Fl

BATAVIA, Java, July 27.-The A
erick from Hilo was searched in the ia
by a Dutch warship. There is much
as to the ownership Of the Maverick.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26
ZUDORA
A Great Mystic Story by
Harold McGrath.
SYNOPSIS.

zuaora is left an orphan at an early
aas iief father p killed IN n gold mine
zudora and the fortune from the mine
which grows TO he worth t2Dooooo. are
eft IN the guardianship Of Frank Keene
xadora's mothers bruther Zudora. Civ.
lna promise Of great beauty reaches thu
ags % eighteen The uncle. wbo has set
hlmself up a. tiindu mystic and ~
tSown ~ Hassam Al. decides that zu.
dors must DIE before she can have
chance TO come INTO possession Of her
money. 30 that " may be left 70 MIN the
neHt Of Kin usssam Az sees an obstacle
70 his scheme IN the person Of John
Storm. young iawyet fof Shom zu.
dora has taken a fancy. and ne com.
msnds the siri 70 put the man out Of her
mind Zudora insists that N she canno,
marry Storm she Will marry no one
Well well. says usssafn Az. ~ YOU
take such q stand f'ii compromise Solve
ny nest twenty cases and you can marry
him. fat ~ single case ana you must
renounce him
zudors using the pnawisdge gainea
from years ~ association with her uncle.
unravcls baniins mystery ana wins hef
frs, case-s case ~ which John storm b.
saved from beina convicted ~ murder
instiEated ~ tiaesam Az himself
Ludora ana iiIssam AZ visit Nabok
ehana house Nnert siepp oVercumeH ev.
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his secret storm informs Ludufn that
HE lie ~ ueinE attempted freauentlN
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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26

lhr father knew thai a. recover the
uui ne would nave a. dlp deep into
Nh, purse lhiI ne wis willing enough
tu tie uui what ne wanted tn lE sure
III WAS that the imyueii should be
mat tie tia uul wish Ia 10" nounded
und pursued N thai lrrr1i %, unrrr
tnmtA ~ snSl~nse he WIS willing
{" pay IA Hi,lr and iuunry. nut ne
wanted srrrrll AMI pen'r IA return
The puli,r were securing the city
hui thri f1um net the SlightrSI chew
~ Tie whereabouts ~ the buy ~ vi
ne character ui tin nblurturs Alter
, w'rk "i MISERY snlne friend suggest
4 Ihai Ihr ~"rvicrH ~ un" lla-Sam
Al TN mystic drI@'tive ~ The sery
hrs ni MI nhaT should H. Sccure,l.
The father WIS rriurtaun. Tor he held
MI these my~tlp ~ nntsmmible
muunlriAHSS Win ihriv-d ulnn the
rrsFlnhiN al fOul- hm lh- mrllnlnll.
ISn I-'ii'~ nad Isiissi. mud ~ ras M,
Continued next week.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26

a. lure JOu can bring storm into any
Kind Of spider web
Baird felt himself pulled I'd Two
ways. 10 even hint 60 this woman
that he desired 10 shield ZudOra TOT
purposes ~ his own would BE- the sign.
ing ~ ZudOra'S death warrant. Ana
YET be needed Nme DU Vat for sue
had control Of an organization whose
qualifications rcnrhcd across the cont.
nrnt Tie wanted John Storm out OF
the way. and Nine. Du Val was the one
ultimately 20 accomplish this.
We'll. what u your plan In regard 70
yudoraT he asked curiOuSly.
Il could very easily send ludora on
on the same train with the Van Wick
ehiid--
"Ah. yes. That is easy enough to
say. But bow to get her TO the tralnf
"she does not know me. AZ least J
don't think she saw me NJ Chicago. !
will give n ball. oh. you need not
smile. live two lives N Won VIII In
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26

seemed old. carewOrn. broken ludorn
thought Bwhing ~ these subtle
changes. however Tier mind WIS ~
cnricd sitb other affairs. Hut Has.
sam Ans servant knew whit n sig
nihei mud ne boarded Ms savings
against mat day when he would have
To- MASTER For long time he kne
that u was not Hassam Al VIM went
fprih from the mystic room. but Has.
saiD Aus double and very danger
ons dmhie. had Hassam All kbOwu
The msu WIS fond " money. though
be was not quite the mlser HaSsam
WIS HIT often. while In the mystic
rU,m g'inR through the 'mumtnery be
dislikeJ aud desplsed. be could hear
the real Hasasm counting HE gold
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26

my own home I nm woman % com
Portable Income. NhO induig,s IN myu
ties ~ pnStiuir. Muuy uuts-d people
tome to my huuSv Aud We nm idea
uf unr way IT bringing Iudora. ! will
sciid hri "a invitation NUu viii urge
hei a. ,'uiuv. uiii uut insi~tvntly She
will thru rr'tate an auuny nous uute
saying that " she wishes to know what
has bryOmr Vt the Van Wick bOl shv
viii mud the Information ~ my 1utiSe
IN. npthiuR Will paint to the know
my buSinrsS
"lll nave 10 admit that. said Raird
listening when ne hid these rbnp
win Nine. Du VA he WIS uui always
sure tut tlprr WIS not u third person
Somrw here near liut he never CON
United himself. never confessed that
he was not Ilassam Au In certain
degrees he admired this hanl-Umc wa
man. hut there WIS always bit Of
fcnr of her Your idea isn't bad
one
"I'll give the hall on chnnre. any
now W " W 10 you Jul W you WISH
10 make use ~ the idea
Alnnr. the wuninu smiled II was
not = plraHHul smile There WIS ne
man IN the world who could fool her
baird WAS Failing IN love with ~
dora. mud wee 10 the little fool foi
crossing her path. even n unconscious
~ she wanted Jim Baird TOT ner
own, aud she was determined To cl,ai
the path ~ All obstacles IN MS dirrc
ton Zudura IA the scene. she was
quite confident that hef own I1wer-
~ attraction would not fan upon bar
rem ground
The Nun Wick family was distract.
cd. despite precautions that hnd rO~i
thousands the hoy hnd been staten
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26

whlrh HHiri determined some day to
get hold 81. Tie lived IN the house III.
rrrtly back ~ the myuii, house. aud
there WIS = -ernrt tunnel brtwsrn the
iwU houses
~ the beginning he md followed nut
fla~snm Al'- orders without ANY TAR
ticulnr nutitp Ut the virtim. nui after
The aifnir of wa Chang. Bairl uwUke
Ia the fact tint Iudnm Wis an ex
tremeiy attractive young woman Thus
MS Interest In duing away with John
storm began ~ nave something more
fhnn u negligibie Interest iiut ~.
d"ra' That WIS another matter after
ne neEan t. n'~rnize that his heart
hent faster Whenever she rame into
nia prr.n-e. n was fortunate that
Har~nm M WIS by nature cold and
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26
stop Tina, courh-Sow.

when you catch cold or begin 20
cough. the first Thing TO do II 10 take
DIT. Bells Pine Tar Honey. II pene-
tratea the Innings OF the throat and
lungs and fights the germs OF the dis
ease, giving quick relief and natural
healing. Our whole family depend
on Pine Tar Honey for coughs and
oolds." writes MT. T.. williams. Ham
llton. O. IL always hslpa 2se at your
druEEist.-Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26
CHAPTER *.
The Missing Hs,r.

was something strange
about this mab Hassam AN.
u There were uimcs when ne
ae-o~d Young. times when he
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26

q wig Except that Bairls skin Was q
little frcrhef. be- aud Hassam All might
easily have p,,Sed ~ twins There
was no ,Stpsion for IudOra. then. to
IOuk upon this substitute for her uncle
with suspicion she began to suspect
seriously his attitude. but not bis pes.
sUnality 81 Baird banked the ores
~ Ms eyes and endca v0red to think Of
her as little NJ pOsxible. but thoughts
are masters. and they lend us whittier
they will.
one dag he entered the secrrt cham
ier 90 the foot ~ the shaft 90 confer
with the real lias~am All. VINO lay
upon q cot
How do you feel todayT'
BADLY" said ZudVras uncle. You
have failed thr,e times
u have dOue no better. no worse.
thnn you. II that h what YEN mean
said Baird without much humility. II
have told you that LudOra bears a
charmed life Luck IL always with her.
aud John Storm stands at present 10
the light " this luck.
You are % fVui. l,nird!" snafled the
sick man. You are falling tn love
with Ludout / may Ur ~ nut am
not blmd She H. not Tor YOU. Don't
waste your valuable time with am
thought like that tell you she must
die hate herr
You have promised that " you
should die what you nave would be-
come mine. said laird. You nave
I prmissd to make me your heir
have seen that will. but willis can b,
torn ~ aud rewritten
llns.am ~ rubbed his hands togeth
er so thvy cun. he said. 80 thcy
eau / don't quite like the tone you
use to-day. 10 you think ! am NOR
bundf Are you luOsing speculativell
~ my sbo,s.i Jim. u you make the
ls4i.t misstep III break you NJ easily
~ could u church warden pipe.
AIMED knows aud my attorney knows.
~ I disappear myStrriuuSly aud don't
rrturu" Har-nm A drew his tingei
around his throat -uggc-tively.
Hut " I rid yuu ~ this girl what
are yvu guinp 90 de- with all that gold
"''''"Ht ~" W - N' ~ wv"
Know "
Ierh"ps want tue s"'u 10 pia>
win sr'nn'u 'in~HH'n Az n'u ."
playthiugr Whcn ! WIS " enid. was
tpu pour eco along I've talked
enough. p.rvishly
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p'''"'
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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-26

Stationery OF all kinda The Advo-
cate.-Advt
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-02
MEXICAN RAILWAYS
MANY TROUBLES

st. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 30-With the
closing Of the st. Louis Office of the
National Railways Of Mexico today,
it was said that NO official assurances
have been received that the Villa and
Zapata groups are planning to turn
back at any early date the operation
of the railroads to their officials. The
discouraging aspect in regard to the
Mexican lines for the past four years
has been aggravated by the necessity
of spending millions to put the roads
back into shape. It is pointed out
that no group of bankers would con-
slider the problem for a moment, with
the operation of the lines in the
hands Of frequently changing politi-
cal authorities. If those who are
now in control really believe that
they can remain indefinitely and wish
to see the railways put in reasonably
good shape again, it is suggested that
they might be willing to give up the
earnings which they are now enjoy
ing, in order to secS-e the many mil
lions of dollars that will be required
to restore the property to anything
like the high state Of development to
which it had been brought prior to
the beginning of the Madero revolu-
tion in 1910. But bankers are refus-
ing to advance single dollar so long
as the present conditions prevail in
Mexico. with absolutely no ray Of
hope of material betterment.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-02
TO THE POINT

Judge Gary denies that the United
States Steel corporation contemplatss
cut in wages.
John Parker, hostler of GAINESVILLE.
O.. was kicked in the face by q mule
and the mule died within an hour.
Parker wasn't seriously injured.
Every Cleveland worker will be ask
cd to contribute on Feb. 4 in a share
p-day's-earnings" movement for the
unemployed. Mayor Baker sanctioned
the move and set the date.
Following night of prayer WITH
his two children. Rev. Charles Erdei,
Hungarian minister at Fairport, O..
shot and killed himself in his homo.
Ill health Is believed the cause.
Coroner Douds rendered decision
that James Walsh. who was found
dead at Canton. o., with a bullet
wound in his heart, met deass BY his
Cwn hand. and freed Mrs. Walsh fEea
blame.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1915-02-02
One Team Chosen


The debating squad at high school
is progressing finely. The squad
meets every afternoon at the close
of school, and either holds debates
or has a general discussion Of the
question. The question for debate
this year, as stated previously. is Re-
solvtd, That the Federal Government
Should Own and Operate the Rail-
roads of the United States. This is
question which is being discussed
tO great extent over the entire ma
tion today. Practice debates are held
by the squad about three or four
times week and the different de-
bators are placed on both affirmative
and negative, so that although one
set of the debaters argue on one side
of the question, one afternoon, they
may argue on the other side the very
next afternoon. In this way, it is
thought that they may see both sides
of the question more clearly and thus
be able to present or refute argrb
ments on either side. At the meeting
Wednesday afternoon, Coach Sanders,
who graduated from Ohio Wesleyan
few years ago, chose one of the
teams which will represent Mt. YER
non in the final debate to be held on
March 18th. The following were
selected: Miss Lucy Hawley and