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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-24
IMPRESSIVE COMMUNITY
THANKSGIVING SERVICE IN
ARMORY TOMORROW MORNING

wv HAT promises 60 be the most
M impressive Thanksgiving dus
W service ever held in Alhuauer-
que will take place tomorrow morning
Dol the national guard aniSbry. coracr
of FIlth street Hnd silver avenue. bee
ginning promptly at 800 30 O'Clock. o.
b. a. community service under the Bus-
pieces of tho citi1ens of Albuquerque BOO
which every church ana denomination
100 tine city will join boz 90 united nb-
s%eryaucc ct the day Al citizens Hrc
Invited Co this service and B special
invitation is extended to visitors zoe
Albuquerque
Addresses will De limited tn eight
minutes cech. 81 being expected that
the service viii occupy the tiIne from
10 80 until II o'clock.
Following is the order OF the scry
.ccs
Music. eSheathed Sworir New
M,N.cn Normal University Gloc club
Opening prayer-i,abhi VI ncrg-
man
introductory rcmarks-Dr paN.I
n Boyd.
Reading che presidents prYolama
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worth Of supplies In l-argc4measure,
ar. Rand conceded. The most tN-
|nehsl,s boats weer the Loreneo and
|tht Helms. whoAo cout was tiao,lsl
feS.fte. tcrpcctlrely.
IN. cluded n the ssao,tsa rhafees
aeainst the Lorenzo apparently was
the sS5e. zoe repaid her cwncre NJ
fun value 90 tho vessel after The had
been sold under prize court orders
Narman Hamilton, collector Of tho
port ~ Newport News, Va, testified
that he had issued clearance papcta
10 the Thor and thai there was NO
mention Of other supplies than coat
IN her manifest. The government
eharaea that she carried food staffs
ana other supplies.
Mr. Hamilton testified also that ho.
cleared the steamef Maria Quesadu.
a Norwcelan vessel when the govern
ment charges was chartered by the
attendants fer Valparaiso December
li5, 1914. a man named Atkinson.
MIR Hamilton testified. took special
oath ~ shipper of the ccal abonrd
the vessel and Brown WINS certlfied
tina he VAS the shipper u he pro
visions. Al this point the ! o'clock
recess was taken.
The name Of Captain Hoy-Ed. Ger
man naval attache. was again rough
into the Proceedings BY Roger Il.
Wood Of the governments counsel
while Harry Reyner of Newport News,
va. was on the stand Mr.. Reynet
who furnished the ouesadA with tome
Of her supplies. identified a letter
written in his office December IS,
1914. by Captain Suhren OF the Que
sada 60 Hochmeistcr.
captain suhrcn wrote hat he was
sailing that afternoon for Port Limon.
Costa Rica. aud had made q draft on
the HamburE-Amcrican line for
sf.0ep The letter advised Mr.. Hoch.
meister To- take the matter 10 Room
san at no II Broadway. this city.
"Did you know thai this room was
the New York headquarters of Can
tain Boy-Eds' asked AIR Wood.
Against the strenuous oh1ectiun ~
the defense the witness was permitted
TO answer.
4 ala not. he said.
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t.on-Cry C'etk Thomas Hugnos.
Music Unitcrsit, OF NeW Mexico
brass quartet al
Rcuiing. "psalm OF THANKSGIVING
Ecl. g. smith
Prayer for peace Father J y. Cot-
down.
Bemarks Du oner,ory-Rcy. G. 3D..
Bcckmau.
uncrtory OpiauoI Prof. S seder
MUSIC. Praise the LORD Uuiper-
sity of NyW McNico-Normal school
Gler club
The spirit of Thanksgi,ins REV
D.. g. schuelcr
'ThonksgivIns Tor Pcacc"M. e.
Hickey.
THANKSGIVING for the Growing
spirit of brotherhood Rev. HuRh
\ Cooper
'fh1uksENiu ms for Future uf mer
ica Hi1hup Frederick B Howden.
"Sttr Spanslcd Banner Mrs
Fr,d.rick Wiun.
closing prnycr-E ct g. r Taylor
America JnlNrrsity of Nrw
Mexico brass quartet
Bcn,dIction- Ect. A. Tuothakor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-24

THURSDAY. 2ith, our store viii moi
oDen. Thanksgiving day. D.. " FEE
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were surprised By ;he British auxiliary
cruiser carmania and another British
Doat which came on fast. intending 10
give battle. The Germans turned Ia
nee and tho Berwlnd. WEIGHING an.
Choir, trailed slowly behind. veerlng
ost ~ ang
The carmania gained fast" Cap
lain Faikenberg said The Cap Tyaf-
aigar steamed south about 4 mile.
then turned right about and faced the
'hfmania. They were about two ana
"a hair miles apart The Carmania
iifna The FIRST shot and then another
. before the Cap Trafalgar replied.
They both then began firing fast The
faHtas kept on her way. learning the
Cap Trafalsar 10 fight alone. IL half
an hour both the Carmanla ana the
cap Trafaigar were badly afire and In
Two hours the Cap Trafalgar was
sunk"
f~oppinghaus was aboard the Elea
nor Woermer al this time. Captain
~taikenberg testified The Berwind
isief reioined the Eieano woermer,
went 90 Hie JaneiTo. got a cargo and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-24
FANCY FOREST SIGN
IS WIRE BY
WOODCHOPPER
What Happened to Manzano's
Rustic Portal Recalled by
a Washington Plan for I'm
proved Signs.

Washington has called tue att,.t.ou
of the local district fuIes office tn ff.
ia.t that supervisor Anderson u. fh,
Ashley forest has submitted am oE-
ceedllgir valuable ulun .e r"nur,.t.u.
with porta'-. Briefly Nii. Anderson
has erected az each poIat ou hls for
cs where 20 vcll-uscl public road enc
.trs, % 7enhu1rd about five feet
square In one corner of ih4 ssiu-
board ne has placed % iriW" about
NO feet via" q three feet l"IE boo
Which. noe a.iss Del " good map n'
the forest With Not Goo" much detail.
showing the roads 'ruils. 'ampi-g
places distances between dH"r"u
points lueiti"n ot waiot holes springs
etc, ana such general information. SEQ
thnt when l traveller enter the forest
be-" is enabled O." procure ituW % ui.
or TINS man "a great drHI uf N|JluInIr
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future from the work OF a i've public
promotion organization.
There is no pian at prcscnt which
seeks 20 attempt To- lir the club'p deot
that must come as q natural ponse-
qeenco in the Organizations new up
building policy ana q only be ac-
cumplishcd la time, The civ ant
county is not la Il position tn now
consider an attempt To pas eNel a
portion OF ihis Indebtedness We are,
however. NJ the time where there b.
no alternative left us but To- buiid %
the membership to the point where
the Income will more thar nect he
current expenses, n this is done the
time will come whcu the citizens Will
he more than glad To- take care of tho
debts OF the organization. fur Is Will
pay them In advance for doing 20 h>
the work u will accomplish.
Members We must have and mem
beers We are going a. have a1i they
must come from Albuquerque and Ber-
nallio county. Every big business
man. every small business man. em-
ployer and employe viii be expected
TO Join this club Tor the reason tha- "
viii pay them 90 DO 90 The financial
future 90 every resident 81 this cts
and county IL tied up in the welfare
Of our public organization. ana by M
%yesting So per munth In ibis club and
its work. the members Nll each ana
every one he but taking ont some hus-
mess insurance. paying VA q email way
for the big beneats which this cfu1
has pledged itself 20 secure u it rs
properly supported
Members who do not phy their
" .. hLm HLaN... ga AZ
They AXE up our time in attempt TO
| collect SHAT Is due therh and
| waste our postage Stamps on letters
OF please remit while wc are de-
v%eloping "a seutimcn. iu Albuquerque
that there are but two classes of men.
those who belong Co the Commercial
! Climb and those who do not. 80 Wnf
as well at the same time ilculcatr q
new viewpoint regarding .he payment
| of club dues that those who have been
In the habit OF letting their member
ships become delinquent inay Wow
their Indebtedness Go the club Bon ine
! same iieht as .hc, look upo1 their
lufe insurance. something valuable 90
DE lost unlcss paid for zoo the sttpulat-
ed time. This We are going 60 do. y
man loses prcsuge when hc lets hi
| club membership become delinquent
IL b. "a sign shat he is slipping IN me
| community. So Co spea@ tAai Do" By
lnbout ready for classification among
the has beens
we ask YOU Goo become % member
Of the club. Rp want sou ana .nsist
that YOU ioiu hcOuusp he good u' 81
huauer9ue demands 10 and DEC
votr own welfare and future pID gor'
I a.. nWH.r.rN ~ WIND. .E rnH I .HNNNI| lNH
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Ns~cts

, Real estate. building =
. and fixtures valued Z
. a. approximately SGl,e00.00 Z
. With its lldcntedness repre- Z
. senting about IS per cent 81 its :
. assets, the organization u facing Z
. an increasing expense of upfeep, Z
. due 10 increasing depreciation I
0 and the fact that he income Of 4
. the club has never been sufficient !
. 10 do repair work when Il was Z
. nrst needed Within twenty -four Z
. muaths e considerable amount Z
. of money must be spent on re- :
. pairs. decorating and new fix. !
. lures Tins money cannot y =
. SHOULD not be raised Boy further !
. Increasing the Indebtedness. I
. Last June the bonds falling I
Q due were renewed FOR "a period 4
. OF three veais. In February a I
Q MORTGAGE Of over $4,000 Will fan 4
. due with no way " meeting Il
Q unless mother bond issue is I
. hoated 10 cover he amount.
. The most important fact which !
. we now face Is that the aver
. axe monthly expense Of the ciup
. is approximately Ss5e and the
. average monthly income SS'N.
y which means that abou Stoo per I
. month b. being added 60 the !
. floating Indebtedness
. At tho present time the ciun :
. has "a membership roster of 2a' !
. However. of this number only
. about 1l5 pay their dups rcsu- !
. larry ami promptly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-24
CONVENTION MUSIC
HIGHLY PRAISED
BY VISITORS

Warm commentator has been nee
corded r. stanley Sedcr Of she tni-
versit, faculty for the musical pro-
gram Of the state Educational ASSOC
citation convention by visiting teach
ers. many Of whom have pronounced
the convention music the best ever
assembled for the three-day schedule
The state Normal University glee club
from Las Vegas received something
like an ovation last night when it re-
ceivcd encore after encore. The orig
inal number was the "Torendor' sung
presented here for the first time as
n chorus number one Of the en-
cores vas an adaptation % Upper
ara" and the refrniu. "lts "a Ions
wav 20 Albuquerque made - decided
hit with the crowd.
This morning Mr.. Seder. assisted
bv Miss Louise Thorn. gave an organ
recital in the Congregational church,
the audience nilinE the church Ia ca-
parity Mr. Sedcr was at hts best In
what was probably the most pretcn-
tlous ~ has ever given here
Miss Thorn was in good voice and her
numbers were heartily appreciated.
The high school orchestra. the lni-
yersity band and glee club and the
Santa Re high school glce cilb have
contributed materially 20 the success
OF the convention music. while Miss
Elizabeth Garrett has been one of the
stars Of The general sessions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-24

returned home. She failed 10 reach
Buenos Aires, the port for which he
cleared. Captain Faikenberg said.
The government charged that the
Borwind was the only one OF the six
teen boats chartered BY the defendant
al; 8 cus5 Of $4,000 o 60 relieve Ger
man cruisers which succeeded in her
errand. The others. q il believed.
were an captured before they reached
the Germans
Captain FaikenbErg said George
hotter. superintendent Of the Ham
bufg-American line. made hin a pres
ent Of $500 in resur FOR MS serv-
ices, when the Berwind got back TO
New York.
Frederick r Hasicr. steamship
broker. testified hat he chartered
three Norwegian steamers. the Thor
Sommerstad and the Cnita. To John
"a. Cans. now dead. FOR the Hamburg
American lire. These tree steamers
the government charges. were among
the sixteen dispatched with coal and
oihe rsuppilcs for German cruisers.
AR. Hasler testified that the Tho
was captured by the allies nd sold
and that the Hamburg-American lire
afterward paid him her fun value.
Robert r Hasier. brother 81 tho
preceding witness. testified that a SUI
percarEo. Mr.. WELLER. was placed
aboard the Thor and in charge. Bruce
Mcintyre the witness said cleared
the vessel.
ON cross-examinauon Il was
brought out thns the Hasler brothers
We're born la England and are both
British subjects at the present time
William Rand. IT.. counsel Tor the
defense, az this point offered a con-
cession IN the form OF a typewriter
statement showing thnt the Hamburg
American line paid si,4is.594 for
chortering. Coaling and supplying
twelve steamers FOR ;he relief Of Ger
man cruisers. The concession was nc
cepted by the government.
These vessels were Thor, Berwind.
Lorenzo. Heina, Nepos. Mowinckie.
Unita, sommerstnd. Fran. Graecia
Macedonia and Navarro The amounts
conceded 10 have been spent by de-
PENDANTS were:
For coal, siS5.9tgi provisions, s10g.-
i4s; supplies, S34242i charter. 81
lls,5S0. against which was "a crcd4l
OF . 1880 Tor supplies placed on the
sommcrstad and Frum. which dld not
sail az planned. Ad0lrh H~ochmeister
purchasing agent 81 the Hamburg
American line. bought the 5000. 900
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-24
FUNSTON AND HIS
MEN COMMENDED
FOR CONDUCT
Secretary of War Expresses
Hearty Approval of Handl-
ing Of Recent Critical Situa-
tions on Mexican Border,

Va.rtug,or SO. "a Secretary
,.rran 90, mad. pubu. "a letter
49,. ,.,.,.l rnu.,ou r,umend-
W.. a.. ,-.n,r.f d.. nfgc,rs and men
m n,. bie,,..f t.,,.. .or theif conduct
- ~. r,...r .rittr.I situations
90 a.st,. O., .,,rass ia Won and
,,..,h b., ,. D. ,fD,.rs and men
,,,r r@o,,r,,rf wrote the secre-
,r an, ,igba.f .-u,r,eiatiou of the
- u,,r .r .Ltrb .ou ana the,
,.c,i.rm,d t,t,es of tbo most
Itta.,t ana t,,'... lipd
mn ,".. I..n vitb rnllrl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-24
TRY A HERALD WANT AID.
The Treatment OF
influenza La Grippe

II IL Quite refreshing these days 20 READ ot
d clearly defined treatment Tor inhn u3a or
Ia Grippe. In an article IN the = lancet
Clntc.1 Or. James Bell, of New \ ORR city,
Gays he q convinced that too much mcdich-
ton o. hoth unnecessary ana tuJufinurs
Whom called to a case OF Ia grippe, inc
patient ls usually seen when the Fever -
present, ~ the chill which orcahlonhllg
ushers Ia the disease, has generally phhseu
be opened freely with salts, 'Aetoids' or
citrate IT maRnesiu. For the hlRh lever,
severe headache, pain nnd general orthehn
one AutI-kamnln Tablet every three huuf'
quickly followed by Complet, retiet
Ask for AK Tablets. They are also unek-
sgllad Tor headache, neuralgia aud AL phlh'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-24
YOU'VE DONE NE DIRT
SAYS DALLAS MAN AS
PRELUDE TO MURDER

Fort Worth Texas. Nov Ell. %
I~,1sstW,ud. 70 prominent attorney
and J s. Nh.-enuut uI Dallas are
dead fulIuwiuu 90 shooting ln Ledger
woods Ollie, to-day
WhlHeuar' is said tn have Killed tho
lawyer a.rst. then himself Tho Dali
lps man VAS recently Indicted hero
Tor t]rIudulout use of the malls 300
connection win bankruptcy case.
Miss Mai5 Melton LcdEorwood's
stouosr1ph,r. asserts that Whiscnunt
entered I'm, office, walked ,o Ledger
wood desk. cried "You'vc done me
dirt and fired @lo SAYS She heard
two NOR, shots as sh, ran from the
room
TN" BILLINGS nro believed to De M,
result COZ H bankruptcy case In which
the two m'u were concerned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-24

BOVE IN the b~rieiest possible
IN form ia the present nna1cinl
4 status OF the Albuquerque cham
Der OF Commerce and Commercial
club as presented BY r. W. Wiley. gem
eral Of the Organization who
took charge ~ the newly created post
tlon on Monday.
These are the figures and this d.
he situation" snid Mr.. Wiley ihi'
morning. not discouragins 10y any
means. but conclusive proof that itu-
mediate action is necessary and im-
peratiye 10 reluvenatc public "f-
ganizatlon. Here Is our next Job ana
We cannot shirE and do mot want '.
shirk. Albuquerque. / believe. dee
light in ,aking on any Job that .s d"-
acult. Here ls one b should rfFcl 30.
The Albuquerque Commercial
club is one OF the pioneer SANTA
tions OF its kind i the southwest IN
ia time it has been the strongest WITH
the nationwide reputation 81 sup
poftlug "a club building such as '1Ii
net D. found in amy other CITY OF IKE
size In the country The ~"rEtniIi-
ton has been the inspiration i"f man
others of like nature. not only Boo New
Mexico hut other 9ta;es of the w'''
and southwest. and now We dare NOT
ten those who have looked Zoo Dol a'
the original boosters that We "te sn-
ing 20 fasi down o1 the job Ju-j 'H'
ome when Albuquerque a "' nct
best with everything To gain 100 lht
The Little River news., 1915-11-10
My Robe
 m Heaven
present war.

won't keep my widow and orphans warm down hcro-thats 6 eneh.
 If my childrn are out at the elbows and knees with pangs Of hunger gnaw- ing away, my being a member of the heavenly choir wouldn't help much Tot much,
 If, when die, I go to live in a man- sion and my wife and children go to live a tumbled down shack, my be- ing happy wouldn't do them much sood-not much,
 l may have dandy big funeral. a swell quartette may sing like four an- gels alighted in the organ loft, th4 preacher may say lots of nice things about me-but I tell you frankly. my death will be a swindIe if I die and leave my loved ones unprotected.
 Of course I put it off like most other men and say T can't afford it. l have told many an agent that I would see him later-next fall maybe But I'll be sWindle and know 1t if dodge the issue.
 ] had better leave instructions in my Will to bring my children home fror. school, rip up the parlor carpet, close mp piano, tear down the lambrequins. buy my wife an ax with light handle that she may split the wood with less effort, get her nickel-plated wash board so that he rubbing won't be So hard
 But there's better way than that INSURE YOUR LIFE TO-DAY IN
 THE EQUITABLE
 D. H. TOMPKINS. AGENT.
The Little River news., 1915-11-10
Confirmation Notice.
D. H. TOMPKINS. AGENT

Notice is hereby given that Rufus Williams did file in the Chancerv court of Little River county, Arxan- sas. on the 27th cay cf September, 1915, his petition, praying said court 10 quiet and confirm his title in and to the following described land, situar- ed ih Little River county, Arkansas. towit; The FL of the NEl of sect'or }, township 13 scuth, range 31 west. Therefore all persons who have or claim any interest in CT 10 said land. or any part thereof. are hereby warned 10 appear at the November term of sald court, 1915, and show cause. if any they have, why the title to said land should not be quieted and con nrmed in said petitioner. Given un- der my hand and seal as the clerk or said court, on this the 27th day of September, 1915,-Chas. H. Park, Cir cult and Chancery Clerk. 88-6w
The Little River news., 1915-11-10
HERE AND THERE IN
 ARKANSAS.

The members of the Cotter band gave a minstrel show in order to pay for the musical instruments used by the band When the instruments are paid for they will be given to Cotter, so that in the future private interests cannot deprive the town of a band.
The Little River news., 1915-11-10
Growing Animals
 on the Farm
Eioht Studies in the Growing of
 Our Own Live Stock.
EDITORS NOTE,

The Extension Division of the Uni versity of Arkansas, in cooperation with the United States Department of Agriculture, will offer this year. through this paper, free correspond ence course in The Growing of Farm Animals" edited by H. E. Dvorachek, head of the Department of Animal 1n- dustry, University of Arkansas. These lessons will appear in this paper at intervals of six weeks. and the arti- cles will be written in the same log 1cal order of treatment that would be followed in the preparation of a bull letin. Those who wish to take this course should write to the Director of Extension Division of the University or Arkansas at Fayetteville, stating name. age. occupation, and word about his or her general education, and stating that he Cor she) proposes to carry the work through for the elght lessons. farmers bulletin will pc sent to supplement lesson No. 1, and later for each lesson if the question plank be returned for the preceding lesson. These question blanks will be sent with each bulletin. The addition al lessons on The Growing of Farm Animals will be: CD Balanced Ration. I) Raising and Feeding the Dairy Cow; CD Growing and Feeding Beef cattle (0 Hog Raising. (6) Growing Horses and Mules. CD Sheep and Goat Raising. (S) Stock Farm Management. Extra proof sheets of each lesson will be sent free for those who may de- cioe later to undertake the Course.- J. H. Miller, Director Co-operative Ex- tension Work
The Little River news., 1915-11-10

A plate said to be 366 years cld was exhibited at Batesville last week by J. w. Parse, whose great great-grand- mother brought it from Holland.
The Little River news., 1915-11-10
U. 5. DEMANDS
 RIGHTS OF SEA
protest to Britain Insists that Inter. ference in Neutral Trade Ceace.
 Says Action Indefensibfe.

Washington, Nov. S.-The United States, in it's latest note to Great Brit ain, made public here today. covering British interference with American trade since the beginning of the Euro pean war, declares that the so-called blockade instituted by the allies is ineffective, illegal and indefenci- ble," Notice is served that the Amer ic an government cannot submit to the curtailment of the neutral rights, and it cannot with complacence suffer further subordination of it's rights and interests.
 Ambassador Pages, to whom the note was sent for delivery to the Londa1 Foreign Office, was instructed by Sec retary Lansing to impress most earn estly upon the British government that the United States must insist that the relations between it and his maj esty's government be governed, not by policy of eXpediency, but by those established rules of international con- duct which Great Britain in tine past has held the United States to account when the latter nation was a belliger- ent engagement in a struggle for nat ional existence.
 Cham0loDs Neutral Cause.
 Declaring the United States unhes- ftatiGgfy as~ames the task of cham pioaing tie integrity of neutral rights, the not rrcclaims that the American government will devote it's energies tc the task exercising always an impart- ial attitude. The note, nearly 15,00o words in length, was made public by agreement between the State Depart ment and the British Foreign Office. It carries with it a yoluminous ap- pendiX giving the text of American naval instructions issued in 1862, and a summary and table showing nund- reds of vessels detained by British au- thorities since the beginning or the present war.
The Little River news., 1915-11-10

The Arkansas Lime Company ot Ruddells, Izard county, which owns large deposits of glass sand, has re- gently accepted contracts for 5,2oC tons of sand to be delivered this fatl and winter
The Little River news., 1915-11-10
For Indigestion.

Never take pepsin and preparations containing pepsin or other digestive ferments for indigestion, as the more you take the more yiu will have to take. What is needed is a tonic like Chamberlain tablets that will enable the stomach to perform it's functions naturally. Obtainable everywhere. s
The Little River news., 1915-11-10
Warning Order.

In the Chancery Court of Little Riv- CT county, Ark, s. W. Willingham
 plaintiff vs. Florine Willingham. de, NIendant: The defendant, Florine Wulllngham, is warned to appear in thls court within thirty days and ans wer the complaint of the plaintifr. s. W. Wlllingham. Witness my hano and the seal of this court this the 5th day Of Oct, 1915,-Chas. H. Park. Clerk. w an
The Little River news., 1915-11-10

l. Parker of Eureka Springs pro posed to the Quorum court at Berry, vile to erect a free bridge at his own expence over White river if the county would furnish the labor The offer was accepted
The Little River news., 1915-11-10

Arthur Mercy, a freight braneman fell from a swiftly moving freight train near Cotter when a rung of a ladder on refrigerator ear gave way. Mercy alighted on soft earth and was not seriously hurt.