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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28
GEN. PERSH|NG TO
REACH OAKLAND
| SUNDAY
Bodies of Mrs. Pershing and
Three Children, Suffocated
in Presidio Fire, to Be TAX
en- to Cheyenne.

San Frnncisco. Aug. 2S When
Brlradier General John J. Pershlng.
speeding today from Texas. arrives al
onkiand sunday morning. he proba-
bis viii not cross the hay to san
grnncisco.
To spare him the sight of the black
cned ruins uf his former home AZ the
Preside military reservation here.
whore his wife and three children met
death hy suffocatiun early yesterday
In the fire thai destroyed the build
ing. and the ordeal of receiving gen-
oral condolences. his friends have ar
ranged a. meet him IN Oakland with
tho b0dirs in their care. 10 be placed
aboard an overland trDln SOr Cacy-
onne, Wyo.. where the intermont viii
take place Cheyenne " the home OF
Mrs prrshins's father United states
senator Francis r. WARREN Warren.
the five-year-old soa OF General Per-
shing who WINS saved By heroic 81
forts of rescuers from the fate OF hts
mother and little sisters, Will be OF
hand Ca meet his father. Tell War;
rem hat papa VIII arrive Snnda y
morning. the general telegraphet
from his train.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28
French Aviators in spectacu-
lar Defense Cripple One
Teuton Machine Which
Falls, Killing Two Birdmen
ARTILLERY ACTIVE IN
VICINITY OF ROVE
Enemy Repeatedly Repulsed
in Efforts to Storm Trench
es; Hostilitiss Continue In
termittently.

Paris. Aug. IS a D. MI -Four
German military aeroplanes attempts
ed 20 make raid on Paris this MORN
Ing. They were attacked BY French
air fiofilla and one OF the Gesuan
machines was shot 70 pieces in mid
air
The German machines crnrsed tho
French lines flying at q great heish'
and driving townrd the city of P1ris.
when over a point 10 the north ~ the
capital they sighted French air flo
tiiln which was waiting tor them and
three Of the German aeroplanes
wheeled about and headed Tor the
German lines.
Two OF the German machines
escaped bnt one was 0utdlstanccd by
ice pursucrs and was riddled by hui
lets II fell flaming into the forest
of Halatte where the burned bodies
OF two aviators we're found.
The fourth machine dropped fee
bombs az Montmorency. town fif-
teen miles from Paris. No one was
hurt. The batteries AZ Montinorsncs
opened fire on tho aeropland. but i
goi away In the haze.
Travellers arriving from pArls By
train fran the north can see at aimos
lnny hour from ten 10 fifteeu Frenef
aeroplanes la the pir at the saine tln'
protecting the cdpIial from German
air raids.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28
CONDITIONS IN CITY
OF MEXICO ARE
IMPROVING
Carranza Leader Claims Stu
alton Daily Growing Bet
ter: A. B. c. Conferees to
Continue Peace Propagan-
da Next Week.

washington AuE. 1N. Further cou-
sIdcrution uf the Mexican problem
viii %, undertaken soon uy The PAN
American conference. probably Into
ncxt week, it was said today Dos state
department officials
Iy that time all replies ta the peace
conference appeal that are ,Np,cicd
viii have been received, including ,he
rrauuus. of General rarrlu1a II is
believed General Dpran2t viii 'sN
recognition OF his Governments
g. A. Bnurlus. Duuu.yl Tor General
Currunzn iu Washington, today Zee
rei,,d th, follow ug tvl.grlw from
General Pablo Gonzalez. general in
chief ln command at McNi.u city, uu-
der date cot Aurust 30.
~ have tho pleasure of m.ormina
Won that thp H.lorl situation is iui'
proving uail, IN, hunger problem BE-
almost solved uud with reference t'
railroad traffic. su soon Hr thia is r'
eum,u with thr NORTH Whi,n viii u'
accomplished boo three or tuus days
7 thr aspect ot thc country VII haN'
changed iuNuruhIy"
Destruction. ut thu railroad hrIds'
south of All.uuDu tho American Rec
eros. reported today, compelled uH
ls.ul j. g. Wgllor to return to Pic
IdiH. No.rus with traulnld oi food
. atu.fa with which hp started uu Au
/ eu.t % to supply Co thousands ct De-,
umin Mexican women aud ,hldi'l
u Nun,lo,t ana 1lltIlp Weller T..
Ipurt,d busk rrblnr was in pros
ross south ui lIudrs Ncsroa.
s,.. ..t..... ...rII y.II.f comm DO e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28
VETO POWER OF
COVE RNOR IS
BROAOENED
Important Decision Handed
Down in Illinois Circuit
Court; May Neoessitate
Legislative Session.

Springfield. m. AuF 2s The goy-
crnor uf Illinois has power 90 veto
parts of appropriations made hy the
legislature without vctolne tho entire
items, according To % decision handed
down today hy Judge JAMES Crcigh-
ton of tho Slnglmon county circuit
court. The qucatio1 OF governor 8
power ln this connection wlr one "
the topics discussed nt the governors
conference In iioston this week.
Declaring thnt ihey had been nasscd
in an Incorrect form, the court knock
ed ont appropriations amou1ting o.
S2a0000 which had been made by
tho last general assembly. This ne
tlon may nccessitatc a epecInl sossinn
az the legislature in ordcf that state
departments may have enough money
with which tp operate. Tho DECISIONS
were made in case brought by John
o.. ForWus "a. Chicago tax payer
~ result Of tho courts action
members of the legislature may he
forced To- refund to the state s2G n0o
which they appropriated io them-
solves fnr travelling cyprnEee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28
State Department Will Insist
That Germans Sincerity to
Cease Undersea Warfare Be
Definitely Demonstrated.
ARABIC CASE FOR
U. s. is COMPLETE
Lusitania Discussion Cannot
Continue Until All Details
CT Latest Submarine At
tack Are Available.

Wa hiugtol. Aux eS. Further de-
vclopmcnts lee the situation with Ger
many now await the Bcrlin rovcrn-
mcnts official report on the sinking
of tro Arabic. The state department
expects to receive this from Ambaa-
idur Gerard ne soon ns tho German
Admiralty can secure % and mclu-
while ncrotintIunH are at u rtuldstill.
Negotiations covering tho general
subject OF Submarine warfare which.
b. BE- understood Count Nou Eernatorn.
the Gcrma1 ambassador. has uCcu in
sirurtcd los his government to open
with 70 disl,ow OF Germany intcn-
tons to cause luss of life Co Ameri-
cans when the Lusitania was sunk.
win hc begun when tho state depart
mont announces lbs readiness. These
exchanges which are 10 be contin-
uatlon of tho diplomatic correspond
once win not ho encouraged hy M
United states until the Cnsc of the
Arabic has been satisfactorily dis-
posed ~.
Tnc American government believes
Gormany's sincerity In her announce
meat that undersoa warfare against
passcngcr ships had ended must be
established before the Luaiiania dls'
cugsiun can continue.
Bcteratio1s hy American officials
that rights OF ncutruls will oc insiste,
upon in oll quarters is taken boy Ger.
man officials tu mean that when Il O.
aclcvcd Germany has modified hc'
summarize policy England viii hc ash
cd 60 relax thc blockade lgninal food
stuns for GERMANY German oili
,ials believe the change ~ their pot
iDy viii permit am acceptance hy th'
Unitod states OF The concession
which Germany will make whom ne
gotatione are rcopcrcd.
Tho state department now regard.
its case ON the Arabic as made up nj
nv as British ana American suurce
OF Information 1rc co7corned. Tner'
now remains only the German pre-
scntatlon to lrord the department
/ basis Tor uual decision.
There was mo- further ronicrcnn
| today between Secretary Lansing rn'
| Count won Borrstorn ad it Is under
stood the latter probably viii mo-
again Clll at the state department
until his Government is ready to no
init the statement ID has promised /.
I regard to tho Arabic Incident
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28
BRITISH GOLD To
STRENGTHEN
CREDIT
Forty Five Millions in Coin
and Securities Brought to
America tc Hold Up Pound
Sterling Prices.

Nnnc eboro, Me, Aug. 2ST The sec
ond large shipment this month of gold
and securities from London 10 New
YORK passed through here today on a
special train II was said here that
II consisted OF bonds to- the value Of
S25. 100000 ana si9.OO0.OoO In gold.
The gold and securities are bein,
forwarded to strengthen British credit
IN this country and to arrest the de-
cline Ia value OF the pound sterling
They we've placed on q heavily guard
ed train al Halifax, where, il was un-
derstood, they had arrived on e Brit
ish hattleship. guarded hy convoy
Of smaller craft. a pilot train consist
ing of locomotive ana one car pre-
ceded the treasure train.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28
MARIETTA SENDS
STRANGERS ON
THEIR WAY
Georgia Town, Scene of Frank
Lynching, Declines to Ex-
tend Hospitality 10 Curious
Visitors.

Marietta. Ca. Aug 2N Erht men
who did not givc satisfactory oNplnna-
tiung OF their presence here were
rounded up late lusi ulaht paccd in
O. Dux car ou . froiaht train and sent
away Tho car WAC guarded -il"t
uutl tho ;faiu lcft the town limits.
Since leo " Frank Haa iynched
hero AUGUST ~ several persons
whose business in the town woH not
known have boon invited to leave.
Fivc men were ordered away yrHter-
day.
Thcrc events n1d tho continual re-
ccipt Of letters throHtoning various
sortg nf vengeance FOR Franks
lynchlng caused the police here to ln-
crcaac the number of officers hy ht-
teen today. Tho letters are bcing zoe
,cNcd from an parts OF tho country
hy officials and pcrsuuF Who have
given statements ou the Frank .1r'
to nowrpapctr outside the silto som"
of the letters have boon turned over
tu post office l1.pcgtuff 200 Nu1ntI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28
Town Of Narevd Occupied;
More Than 1000 of Cars
Troops Captured North of
Sohoenberg.
VICTORIOUS PROGRESS
SOUTHEAST OF KOVNO
Taking of Fortress Of 0sso-
wetz Cost Many Lives, Two
Million Shells Used in the
Attacks.


i''Nn, NuH' -N Co." l"n""n' 1893
y ~. I'ui"nic pressure against the
l'n' lu eastern "alirh h't re-
h Hi''d ~ 'hn pl'r'ins "i the Eussitn
i"'7 ''i'.l ihr Ni"i- idpt river. %
p" "I"'U'llA announced today ny
''cIn''h army hwhuuhr'efa
u "' 'i." 'nn"un. 'd ih't tho
Fo"n "i Nafcw, about twenty miles
""'h''si "l hrd} fl"l. h1u ''rn "r-
h upi'n "N 'h' 'rimtn.
"a tfen'h h'nd Hrrnad' attack ON
-'hA' h"bl' ""''h "l Nn'''l'i' was l'-
USED "h rrr.u ihf' 90 ihr ir"nl
lh'i' mas ''tn muNh H'iNIl} nN
T. iJlirty ana airmen I'm mN aviator
|p"mhafd'd 'st'nd, Middlrherhc hnd
ifun''f without Fu'crsf tn MucI-
|h'iu. w lhdch thrcc CIVILIANS were
h''d hy bombs dropped n> AVIATOR
Eastern thcatcr ui var Army
Liuup ul Firld MafahAl Vrh'fhl Won
Fl iind'nhurf The enemy mas been DC
|t'ntrd in "aturs norm "i i'"usN ana
|fcho' nhcrH More than @'Vou Eus-
fl"hs were lRken prisoners ana tw"
s"nnnn ana nine machine guns were
|cnplnr"d'
III ENEMY advances Asnlh-t pAr'' %.
[4r front between i'adiiiWilis'hhi lno
vi iadus@o were r.puls'u'
III Southeast "I k"Nn" thr tr'"p+ "l
t'n'i" Won I''hh"i" "i' nl'''''H
iuIthcr victorious p'"S''ss' Ih' 'n-
W' '''l- "'s"'' n.y.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28
Today!s War
Summary

The NustrO-Gcrmans nnparcnt-
~ have begun successfully new
cnort to dfivc the I,ussinns ont
Of tho smnll part ul eastern Gal
acin Remaining Co them.
Rctlin today REPORTS that at
tacks on the liucs along the Niota
Iipa river Resulted IN the Rus
sIans' lines being pierced north
and sonth of IlrzeltnH The
RussInns counter attacked Ia this
territory Ia vain rnh after suiYcr-
ing severe lOssos BEGAN to retreat
and are being pur, ucd.
Ia the eastward drive og Gcn-
cinl Vun Fichhdru'- troous. the
town nf Nnrcw, about twenty
miles east cf the rlals Biol-k
line has been orcupicd,
The German c"NnlrN y active
On the Russians lcit ilank south
caft at BrcSt-lito, Il. where
succc-s at this branch at the
army la pursuit ot the t,nssians
T. reported.
IN The Hnltic uroyiurc~ suCcc--
scs tor the Sctmpns ih haiiirs
ntrih of nau-k aud srhncnhu'g
with the capture uf "nrc thhh
1000 prisoncrs nnd SOME "'til-
icrX are claimed.
IN attempted German mir raid
an Paris was frustrated hN q
French air ncuilr dispa chrs
from pari- .tntr Onc maciiinr
Cf ihc fuur in' thc Gc'nhn ""id-
ing tOrCc wis hruu2m down ~
bullet. aud fCil nnWln" Into tie
fnrc-t. Uoth aNiutut> ~ 10 M't'
burned. The other three wa
,hincs c-rancd, uitcr one hnd
druppcd i've huu' nn We ni-
mnrrucV, Hrtccn nilo- from Paris.
Further csidcuCt uf incra~inn
NUsigian activity ou the southern
front o. furni~hcd o., Ju hhnounrc-
n-,nt ct 'Ucuiu" Ui hc~ifiiic-
bCtWTcn the Nu-tti1u- riid Mon
tcncgrins. The mtfDr tinir q re-
lAtlnA' 81 .NNNiNtNN CIV '.'''f wv ~
q short cuga"Cr' $50 mar th'
mouth az the Cntiaro.
Tho German admiralty dcnie'
that british n,inior DESTROYED
ana -rnl Gcrmuu -uh~'arine on
offend. ~ claimed %, ia" british
admiralty. Tfr lrhmarinc al
thcurh attacked Vu. net hit AND
returned "a mort uuiumavcd, u
a. declared.
Tho ItPlian ,1Wp'lgns lol
Trent aud Trlr-i mr de'eiopln'
a. planned a'thouah progress =
slow. unofficial 1d'i'es non
Romc declare.
Only hcmh ngltin" ana nriii
levy cngngcmcnt- ou ne irnni Y
France are rcnoricd hN pari'
Another rrIiroad -tn'ion hchin
the German lines ha- h"on nom
mrdcd.
There has been iittlc IL an
chapgc In the situation ON th
Gnlrnoli ncninsula, ~ far a. IA
latest Turkish oiiicini renori ~
dicatcs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28
l2 BATTALI0NS OF
CANADIAN INFANTRY
FOR FRENCH SERVICE

UTiUWn1 UUi.l Aug, -" TW'IF' =
madam hatialions OF infantry are 20
he placed in England Tor final ttAih
ing. nccordins Co an announcement
made here today hy the military au'
thoritles. The troops viii be teeard'
ed as reinforcemonts 20 he called i'i
service In France or FLANDERS as re-
Quired.
Tho twelve nattalions have been Sc
lected from All parts OF Canada an'
are the best trained troops "a the di
vision. They contain ehnut lh,oVl
foot soldiers This draft VII llflrfIf'
the numher of men canaaa MS son
10 England 10 10000
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28
POUND STERLING is
AGAIN QUOTED Low

New YORK Aug. 2S.-Fur tie third
consecutive day new low record of
depreciation was established today 10y
English pounds sterling quoted az
the close Of yesterdays market at
Si.G3k, they dropped five-eishths Of
IA cent in the two hour session today
aud went uown 60 the hitherto un-
reached level of S4C2h.
sterling wns the only exchange
dealt Ia durirc the day ana Offerings
we're few and light Il was snid. Nom
inal quotations nn continental OK
change also showed further siight de-
probation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28
ALLEGED MO0NSHINER
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY

II| NUH0TO7' N0"- "" T-'' =
Ptocg. allceod fugitive mDuushiE'r
from Fort smith, Ark. was "a federal
prisoner hcrc today awaiting pr"lim-
mary hearing Thursday before q Unit
ed states commissioner Brock, VINO
was indicted more than "a year ESQ ht
Fort Smith. was arrested m the home
of his brother mere several days aro.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28
REoI;G NNIZATIoN or
MINISTRY - IRGilD

MCscow. Russia, Aug Is tNin Lon
don. s.i5 y. mJ- AFTER series OF
conferences hrld by the business men
and the representatives OF the pohlie
bodies in Moscow, such as the 1eWat-
vos nr provincial councils and munich
paliucs participating In the worn ol
preparing war stores. "a resolution wn'
adopted today declaring that ihe iHcf
of coordination between tho i'uaaiaf
cabinet ministers ana the uncertain
course of the government were mn
derine the efforts of the munlti"i
producer and that the ministr}
should bc roorsnnigod under the su'd'
lance of pu energetic premier
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28
STANDING TIMBER IN
TEXAS BADLY DAMAGED
inv Evoning Herald I.easc-i iglrel

Houston. TcN. Aug. 2s--i ilanlnse
To STANDING timber of approximately
s10U,0gN tors to mills of slo"'ouu,
smsllcr output ON account Of enforced
ldioucss Of the mills and poof logElnH
conditions is q result of the recent
hurricane iu southeastern I,Nas, ac'
cnrding to the Gulf Coast Lumbermar
TODAY.
II b. smtcd 1f0.00o,0u0 tect o
rtandu Umher wns destroyed an,
that Hc Idloucss OF the MILLS has cu
down thc output about ta,000,oo'
alnrn lhc .lnrm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28
Is ACTIVE
IN VICINITY OF ROVE

Paris. Aug. 2S (2:30 p. m.)~--The
French war ofnce this afternoon gave
out statement on the progress OF
hostiiities which says:
Last night saw sone ARTILLERY en-
gaRements around souchez ana Neu-
vile, as well as IN ;he vicinity of
Roye.
"In the Argonne our artillery ON
several occasions checked the endeav-
ors of the enemy to lombard our
trenches
French aviators during the might
bombarded the railroad station al
Chattel- lem Argonnc"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28
BRITISH STEAMER is
HELD AT NORFOLK

NVWpUfl NcWs, va Nuk, -
Clearance papers were withheld to-
day from the British steauler Wat
mana, which arrived Thursday with
a t.7-inch gun mounted on her deck.
The state department h4H not decided
whether the Waimana II cOnsidered
an armed verNai and clearance viii
not hsrHfanfeu nntli decision n Eiven
lT'ht Waimana wishes 20 continue on
the voyage from MaFseillea 20 Buenoa
Aires
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28
GRAIN INSPECTORS
MAY LOSE THEIR PAY

Chicago. Aug. 2S.-o1c eft the inn
mediate local effects OF Judge
Crcirhton'e decision at Springfield tn
day may bo 60 practically knock out
the erlin inspection service ON the
Chicago board Of trade. a.. ording to
Cook county member OF tho lcgls-
lature.
Salaries of the three appeal nspec-
tors were knocked out. These inspcc-
tors are the court of last resort In de-
tcrmining tho rrnde ~ grain shipped
into the Chicago market. Fourteen
deputy grain inspectors, most ul
whom were assigned to the Chicage
district also were knocked out Of
their salaries by the courts decision
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28

san Francif.o. Aug 2s. Two wnm-
on were hurt probably fatally when
90 sightsrciu. automobile with about
Ht,y persons nu board got n'>"nd
control or the chauffeur today nud
ram wild down him nip q side street
from Van Ness avenue.
~ a.-.....~~~~ ~
.nf tho former garrison of the fortress
nr bssnv,etg recently oNnpultcl hy
tho Heiaus. who ar' iu hospitals
mere. declare that the German l'sf'"
hcforc thut fortress surp1H7 imagiun
ton German prisoners are repre-
srutod aH doclarius TINT oih''is
among the nttackinr forces declared
mat the fortress bad cost them five
times more men chan were in the
g1rriFun
The Germans, h ls asserted. stormod
lths fortress almost daily. cNpendinH
laltnscthcr more than iOu0.u"u shells
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28

Londun Aus 20. IhuiHdhH' % ~
u. an OdDHyoI ng ccnsorl "a d'a-
match to thp central Ncws ir"m An-
stordum EIt
"a scmI-uW.a tolcgram ftom I''f-
lfn stltos mat tba Hrtish minister nc
Iurharrst has nah.j The official news
manor. there to declare tnht to Gcr-
mnn ofncial report ut August q was
"Ip,rpted" THIS report referred tu
Am attack hy German torpedo boats
.r.,5 Horusrln lighship oif tho iu'
/ 'nul c1nsi ON August IT, whom small
rrtsh cruiser and u British destroy
a.. .-. stated Go have been sunk.
According to further information
Ip B. lr.arrd the british vefaels were
..,,trr...d by tho attack of the Ger
,,,.,, t.rpedo craft and thnt the cruis
In vhlch belonged 60 the Auror'
class. sank within four minutos' ms
5,.tfotcr ucing immediately after
v.rd struck by a torpedo"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28

40 statement has boon issued hy
p, pritish admiralty in regard to the
It,.t,rat,on In the German Admiralty
.,,t.ucnt received ol August 10 that
., small modern British cruiser ana
,,r,edn boat destroyer had been
sunk on the Iutland 'onst Wit h'"' ie'
- ir am ettnck by live boats ui a
Goldman torpedo boat hotllia'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28

GERMANY might have saved
us a lot Of letter writing at
that by coming across at
first.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-28

There has been htilc II any
cl,apgc IN the situation ON me
GnlilnoI nenlnsula, ~ far a. the
latest Turkish oniclnl rcport IN
dicatcs.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-03-22

For SaIe==I have q Tmife d amount of home grown Seed= ed ribbon cane seed for sale, fOUr pounds for 25 cents. Jack Starr, at .J. D. Golfers old stand.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-03-22

to get Rip to assign him all of his claim in the property. Rip meditates a while on the matter and while do- ing so attends a dance where his wife finds him embracing another woman. An exciting chase takes place and Rip goes home by way of the mountains. When Rips wife arrives on the scene she demands that he leave home and never return again. Rip imbibes too freely of the mysterious liquor at the home of Hendrick Hudson and falls asleep not to awake again for twenty years.
 In the meantime Gretchen, Rips wife, marries von Beekman. Rip awakens and returns to the village only to find everything very much changed. He succeeds in finding his daughter and preventing her mar riage. The scene fades from this hap py reunion to MT. Jefferson finishing the works of his beloved father.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-03-22
CONTEST TO SELECT
 NAME FOR ANNUAL

An interesting contest is in pro- gress among the students of the State Normal School this week, the purpose being to select an appropri- ate and attractive name for the school annual, the first number of which is now in progress of preparation. The prizes for the best name selected con- sist of copy of the annual and a dozen photographs by Barnes and Earnheart. Many suggestions are being received and the staff will be- gin the difficult task of making de- cision within few days.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-03-22
At The Theatres
THE ARKWAY-

In the second episode of "The Per ills of Pauline" to be shown tonight at the Arkway, the tough man and Owen, the secretary, try to find some way in which to cause Pauline's per manent injury or death. Hicks notices in the paper the announce ment of an aviation meet in which some of the aviators will carry pas sengers. Owen persuades Pauline to take flight and then sneaks into the hangar and tampers with the machine in such a way that an accident is as- sured.
 Harry tries to persuade Pauline not to go, but without avail. He takes her in his runabout after he has punched hole in the gasoline tank and when they are about halfway to the aviation grounds the car stalls. Owen secures a car and goes after Pauline and takes her to the field, ar irving however after the aviator with whom he had made arrangements had made his flight. The picture here shows the machine crumpling up and falling to the ground. Harry arrives and discovers Pauline in the crowd and realizes that she did not take the fatal flight.
 Two other good pictures will be. shown tonight.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-03-22

"The Great Destroyer by Richard Pearson Hobson, hero of the Merri- mac and congressman from Alabama. tonight at high school auditorium.
 J. Bruce Greeson, who was recent ly apointed to a position in the United States internal revenue service, spent Sunday with his family here. Mr. Greeson has been studying the duties of his new position in Little Rock for the past two weeks, but will shortly go on the road, his territory being Arkansas, Oklahoma and Kansas.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-03-22
FAVORS ROAD LAW.

Frank Raney of Benedict township, who was in Conway Saturday, is a strong supporter of the Condray road law. Mr. Raney has made a plat showing how no miles of macadam road could be built so as to touch practically every portion of the coun- ty, with Conway as the hub of the system. He says if the roads are distributed correctly it will be the greatest boon the county has ever known