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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-07-16
Officially Admits Act Was Wrong
And Agrees To Make Repara-
ton, Thus Closing Incident so
Far As America Is Concerned
NOTE FROM AUSTRIA
PUZZLES WASHINGTON
United States Already Has Deiin-
ed Its Policy Regarding Expor-
tation Of War Munitions Brit
ish Say Vienna Sounds Warning
tAs.oci.s.d Pres, BY Federal wIr.l...,


WASHINGTON, July 10. -
wv Count Won Bernstorff, the
German ambassador, and Secre-
tary of State Lansing are to hold
a conference today at the state de-
partment. While nothing has been
officially admitted, it Is taken for
granted that the German-Ameri-
can situation, as it has developed
following the second Germany re-
ply, will be discussed. 49,.
The state department announc-
ed yesterday that it was in receipt
of a memorandum from Berlin
dealing with the torpedoing Of the
American Hawaiian steamship
.Nebraskan off the Irish coast on
May 20. The American freighter,
although badly damaged, was not
sunk and was able to return to
Liverpool under her own steam.
Berlin Regrets Incident
In officially admitting that the
Nebraskan was attacked by a Ger
man submarine, Berlin takes oc-
casion, to express regret at the
occurrence and announce readi-
ness to make reparation. The Ger
man government gives assurances
that the attack was not meant
for the American flag but it win
be considered an unfortunate in
cident." ...
Secretary of State Lansing
made public yesterday the Ger
man memorandum on the matter.
At the state department it is said
that the incident is closed, so far
as America is concerned, except
for the formality Of arranging the
money payment in reparation.
Germany explains that the sub
marine met the steamer off the
Irish coast and, noticing no flag
or markings to indicate the ma
tionality, thought the vessel was
British. ......
Austrian Note Puzzling
The Austrian note Of June 29,
made public Wednesday, object
ing to the sale by the United
States of munitions of war to the
Allies, is somewhat of a puzzle to
the Administration. ,.'
The question already has been
treated at length in the course of
correspondence with Germany,
where, though the technical and
legal right of the United States
to deal in contraband is admitted,
it has aroused deep resentment as
moral violation of neutrality, in
German eyes. '.:
One of Count Won Bernstorff's 5
protests was so strongly worded
that President Wilson, in ack-
nowledging it, took occasion to
remind him that his language
might be construed to impugn the
good faith of the Administration.
The British version is that the
note is intended as a warning to
America that. if the United States
goes to war with Germany, Aus
tria will stand by Germany.
President Wilson at Cornish
has progressed far enough with
his first draft of reply to the
latest German note on the Lusi,
tania crisis to have arrived at a
definite outline of the American
nnSItInD
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-07-16
SECRETARY OF NAVY
C0NFERS WITH EDISON

WASHINGTON, July l5:-Secretary
Daniels today made a visit TO West
Orange, New Jersey, where Edison s
great plant is situated, to confer with
the noted inventor on the plans for
the new civilian bureau Of invention,
of which Edison has consented to be-
come the head.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-07-16
VLADIvOSTOK TRADE LARGE

SEATTLE, July l5.-During the first
half of 1918 shipments valued at $4l,.
100000, mostly in goods formerly OBJ
tanned in Germany, have gone from
this port to Vladivostok.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-07-16
RESIGNATION Of ENVOY
TO RUSSIA is DENIED
(AssOeiatsd Press by Federal Wirele.sl

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless)
CORNISH, New Hampshire, July 10.
President Wilson has no knowledge
of published reports that George r.
Marye of San Francisco, the American
ambassador to Russia, has resigned.
Official denials of the report were made
yesterday by the state department at
Washington.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-07-16
COAST LAUNDRYMEN
TO FIGHT JAPANESE
(Associated Press by Federal wirelessJ

SAN FRANCISCO, July 15.-The
California Laundrymen Associat ton,
which is holding its annual convention
here, occupied much of today with a
discussion of an organization of white
laundryIlen to drive the Orientrals on
the coast out of business. This was
advocated in a speech by W. |. Bon
sor, secretary of the Anti-Japanose
Laundry league.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-07-16
GERMAN SPY IS SHOT

IAbbOuIALeu FT0bb Dy F6uOfAI WiroI6B1l
LONDON, Jp .ly l6.-Robert Rosen-
thai, a convicted German spy who mas
Queraded as an American, was shot
yesterday in the Tower of London. Be
fore the sentence of death was execut
ed, he confessed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-07-16
NO CHANGE IN SITUATION
(Associated Press by Federal wirelesS.l

VIENNA, July l5.-No changes In
the Russian theater Of hostilities are
reported in the latest official Austrian
bulletin, though local successes on the
banks of the Dniester are reported.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-07-16
MANYM|SS|ONAR|ES
lNFLOODEbRfG|ON
One Hundred Religious Workers
In Danger In Inundated q
Districts of China,
(AssOciatsd Press By rsdsral wtrslsss.l }

WASHINGTON, July 16.-One humid
red American missionaries are estim-
ated to be in danger from the destruc-
tive floods which are sweeping the pro-
vinces Of Kwantung, Kwangsi and
Kiangsi, in which they are stationed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-07-16
JAPAN DAY AT EXPOSITION

Especial to The Hawaii Shinpo)
SAN FRANCISCO, July I5.-Japan
Day at. the Panama Pacific exposition
will be celebrated August II.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-07-16
NORWEGIAN SHIP SUNK

LONDON, July 15.-The Norwe
gian steamer Rym was sunk yesterday
by a submarine and the second engi
neer killeL.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
TRADE DELEGATION
/. To SOUTH ANE RIGA
MINISTER on URUGUAY ASKS
THAT TRADE DELEGATION
MAKE TRir.

BY Associated Pres
WASHINGTON. d G., May %
Another important step was taken
toward the Improvement OF bust
ness and financial relations Of the
two Americas when the delegates Of
the southern republics approved a
resolution calling upon the business
interests ofihe United States TO
unite within the next siN months for
the naming of a delegation 60 visit
all the South ana Central American
countries The plan was proposed by
Minister Pena Of Uruguay Th"
adoption of resolutions and the re-
port OF the committee looking toward
making the laws OF the American
nations uniform on business affairs
was the feature OF the general ses-
sion today
Representative Flood. chairman
of the House committee on foreign
affairs. aud Secretary Garrison we're
I the speakers Garrison declared that
/ the congress marked the opening oi
a new chapter in American history
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

SODTHBORO. Mass May -
IN celebration ~ the fftieih anuiycr
sary OF the founding OF ST. Mark
school q thrce-day program opened
this morning which brought ln tho
school many noted speakers eluca
tors. officials and O. large number Of
graduates Presidents Hadlcy of
Vale and Lowell of Harvard are "a.
mong the noted visitors The school
began its career fifty ytars ago in a
parsonage Today 90 has enrolled
I40 boys. and has modern building
and extensive grounds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

ROCHESTER MINI. Nav ,s
Tomorrow Minnesota Vil pay tribute
10 the late Dr " " Na3n. Ghen "a
life size bronze statue of the famou,
Minnesota physician viil be unveiled
Dr Mayo vas the father of nrs W.
J and & ~ Mayo. Who recently gave
o million dollars 90 found rcrearch
college ~ medicine in This cts The
statue Is the gift of the people OF
Rochester and Olmsieai counties
Bishop Thomas O'Gorman of Sioux
Fails and former Justice Charles W
start tpo of che bate doctor most
intimate friends viii i" present and
will speok
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
RElISTRICT BILL
KILLED IN HOUSE
SINl1I tONlIl,NS APPOINT.
NENT OI ". a. nULANEN "
PRISON COMMISSIONERS.


fh A'N'lH.fH .'
AUSTIN. Tex. May 2S Bra vote
Of sixty 90 fOy four the Uou.p .e.
fused 20 adon. tbc report of t.,
free conference committee 600 i..
Congressional rodistriction bi.I
thereby KILN. the measure They
adopted thc report of tho ir0c CON.
ference committee report of f.r ic
par'mcu'al appropriation BIN car
lyinr taIE'.aIano and alec f.c
miscelIau,ou. Dion carrying s9ll.
sT7.00
Tho Govern. cent a message 'u
both branches c1uera'ulatrs r.
laV maker or their work Tor .In
session
Tho promotion of Associate
iice NaIaau phillips 20 tho pnHu..
of chiet Justice to nl the vacancy
caused De-. .. death of chief IH.t..
ITroVu uaf uu.ured hy tHo ru.t.
nor Doc ..u appointed '"1fr D.
/ YautIs .u ...e. rhilups on f..
bench a. a.8rHfo iusIr.
Th, -erf. confirmed the ar
, roiuimeut .. N q pulaHoy of Toy
/ Dor as prison .siou fa m.s..
IW % Stamp Hl has been raru
.tI The legislature adjourned .'.
out dos a.. tonight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
Germany win Declare Lusitania
Armed.


WASHINGTON. u. c.. May as
The passing OF two weeks with no
reply from Germany TO the American
note has caused speculation In diplo-
matte quarters Two circumstances
contribute to increasing tension:
the insistance OF London that the Am
erican steamer Nebrasknn was tor
pcdoed aud that published intima-
tions thsS Germany viii scsd ~
- q NJ ,iu srave,' - she -!
erlcan communication. delaying
discussion of the merits OF the az
tion until here is an agreement
the facts.
American Ambassador Gerard h.
been in conference daily with the
Berlin Foreign office and has sent
intimatious of the reply to Washing
fln SO information has been d.
tulred by officials az to the contents
OF the reply
Tho German government. accord
ng 10 the published intimations. In
tends 10 inquire whether the Lusl.
'lnil was armed and carried ammu.
nHiou Tho position OF the United
states is that the Lusitania was un-
armed Officials are noncommittai
as 20 the explosion on the Nebras
kan Nu investigation Is under way
ls 20 the nature OF the disaster.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
SUBMARINES SINK
..<.dEE VESSELS
BP ADMIRALTY AROUSED
a nANGER on iNCRfA-
SED FOITil.lA.
.dEAT ACTIVITY IS NOTED
IN Unofficial Report States Italian
Troops Have Rcen Landed on
Islands Near isia-
Minor.

-, Associated rrts.
LONDON. May - The success
OF the German submarines which
are attacking the Bri,ifh fleet in the
Dardanell,s and have suuk the Tri-
umph and the Majestic has brought
the officials 90 the realization of the
great danger that would result it the
Germans ere able TO increase their
fleet OF underwater boats at Con
stantiuople
The Admiralty reports today the
sinkinl OF the British steamers Cal
eby aud Spenuymore aud of the
swedish bark ~ Roosyan state
ments are made that the big liner
Argyllshire was chased and fired ON
by submarine. bat she escaped 90
Hayre The trade from British
ports continues undated. ana % Is
said that operations in the narian-
elles continue. where the fleet must
operate u support ot the army on
lGallipoh peninsula
There are unofficial reports that
the Italians have landed on the IS
land of Rhodes, near the coast OF
Asia Minor. while q cruiser WIS BON
harding Redrum on the Gulf OF Kos
ON the mainland of Asiatic Turkey.
not tar from Rhodes 10 is believed
that this is the first attemp; 20 land
on the coast OF Asia-Mnor, where
the Turks and Germans will have
another invasion 10 meet. The Aus
triaus aud Germans claim another
adyace towards the encrciing OF
Przemysl In the west the French
loffensiye north of Arras Is not so
fast as when it was first launched
The British are engaged north OF
lLaBafsec aud are also resisting the
lGermau attacks around Ybres where
the Tcutons have lost enormously
The Italians claim 60 have advan
ccd into Austrian territory near Ty
rol Tnenuno and lslrlna, but NO i'm
portaut battle has Yet been fought
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
PRESIDENT WILL SERVE No
TlCE THAT FACTIONS MUST
RESTORE ORDER.
VESTS REPORT IS CAUSE
Officials declare similar Warnings
Were sounded BEFORE Inter-
yention Took Place
IN uha.

WASHINGTON. u G., May 2S-'
President Wilson decided today 10
serve notice on an the warning fac
tions in Mexico that conditions are
iutolerablc. ana that unless they
themselves compose the situation
soon some other means may have 10
be- employed 10 accomplish the re-
suit The determination 10 take
the step was made known In an ap.
peal issued as the head OF the Red
Gross, which stated that due 10 the
several years Of internal disturbance
the unfortunate people In many
parts OF Mexico are reduced 10 Oh,
verge OF starvation, and urging con.
tribuiious 10 the relief funds.
when the appeal was issued Il
was stated also that statement
from the President on the situation
in Mexico IS expected in a few days
Officials denied that the recogni
ton of any faction is contemplated
High officials stated that the Pres
idenrs forthcoming pronouncemeni
does not mean immediate interyeu
tion. but laid emphasis on TIE "im
mediate" Many diplomats thinl
that the United states has been paw
ing the way for Intervention whel
O. becomes necessary for the sak'
oi humanity They point ont tina
similar utterances preceded inter
yentiOn ia cuba.
The blief is widespread that tn
immediate effect will be a slatemen
which will give warning that tn
Red Cross relief supplies must no
be appropriated by the military fac
tions
Duval West personal representa-
tive OF the President, recently CAV
pessimistic report on conditions q
Nexici S. p. Morris a Red eros
a.fieDl. Be- vnrou,c TO Me5ro 90 han
die the feeding of the starving sec
tions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
RAILROADS WILL FIGHT
ARKANSAS COMMISSION

ST PAUL. MINI, May 2S-The
real battle in the war between the
railroads and the Arkansas Railroad
Commission Is expected TO be fought
here today. khen a hearing will begin
IN the Federal Court on the petition
OF the ST Louis a San Francisco and
the Kansas city Southern for per
manent injunction against the en-
forcing of the new freight rate sched
ules in Arkansas. temporary in
junction was granted at Little Rock
on May 10. The schedule adopted
by the railroad commission is tn bone
OF contention, the railroads claiming
the tariffs would produce such "a fan
in freight receipts that the new rates
are confiscatory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

PARIS, Nay2N President Ray
W1ud Foincarc has announced he
500 present tomorrow at the cere-
m.Hy Boo the amphitheatre OF the sor-
nuuc when Hon William G. sharp.
'h. american Ambassador. will be
.0H0r'1 by the benevolent society OF
artists The members OF the cabinet
"ii also attend, with members OF the
French academy and OF the Institute.
81 U1notauN. president OF the Fran
. american Commission for the De
.e.apmcnt Of Political Relations viii
deliver tho pricipal address. The
lf fn b" presented is an album OF
.E.ral drawings by leading French
artists and addresses by weli-known
authors all designed 10 express the
uttude Of France for the great aid
rendered by Americans during the
Nur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
COMMENCEMENT DAYS At
IOWA STATE COLLEGE

AMES. Iowa. Nav oS Tho rom-
mencemcnt festivities a. Iowa State
College opened today and viii eN-
tend until next Thursday The bac
calaureato wll be- delivered hy Rev
a. u storms of lndianapolir. and
the commencement day orator will
be- Pfes = " Gunsauius of Armour
Institute. Chicago The final event
on June @. is the reception oi the
president OF the College 20 ihe SON.
iors and their friende
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
PLEAD GUILTY
N FRAUD CASES
CLAIM THEY DEFRAUDED Unit
IN STATES nv MAKING FALSE
MANIFEST.

Ey Associated Press
NEW YORK. May eS-Ploas Of
guilty were entered Ia the federal
court today bv Franz Rosenberg.
Silmubd Karman. and Albert G..
Newman Of indictments charging
that they defrauied the United
states by filing false manifests at
the customs house iu an alleged ef-
fort 10 get contraband OF var 10
the bclllgercnts by ooncealing rub
Der in rosin aud cotton waste The
first two we're fined $500 90 each.
and Newman vas fined 100000.
Harry = salomon aud Albert salon
on pleaded NOT guilty Under bail
they are given until Monday when
they can change their pleas if iSay
80 desire
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
M,NN RESOLUTIONS PASSED.
condemned Opening of Panama.pa.
ciIio Exposition on sunday.

"a. 'e1ciated Press
LoNELAND. Colo. May 2s.-Ths
General assembly OF United Preshv
''rmns today heard a renoy, 80,
aiming resolutions petitioninr cong.
ross TO enact constitutional amend.
men's for prohibition. prohlhltln,
polysamy and polysamous cohablta
I'on' creating Federal moving plc
'are censorship. and forbidIns
FORMATIONS for sectarian eduea,,o
substantial growth OF lhe ss
vas reported. The assemhl, Il
a'n'ned the opening OF the ps,.sr
t"e'i'c Exposition on s.,s,~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
EIGHTEEN LIVES
TOLL Of STORMS
WINES, iIDoll~ ANp Etttt}l-
CAI ~Fplvi~ ~WIFp ONIE
TuilI ~TATIS


o. AanattsH rH
KtNeAs CITY No. May 1t
total OF eighteen deaths har re
suited from fhc ..alis. high sind.
and electrical disturbances OF tto
last three duy H Fausas. Missouri
and oklahoma I.cre are rumar
of other deaths communication Is
demorallzsI To. .eveos of tbe a.
kansas river continue 10 brfat a'
many points T. storm touched
eastern Iowa. nrf iii slIEh' darn
aee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
TRY KENTUCKY MAN
FOR WIFE-SLAYING.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. May as
fbo trial of julius Bebey OF Louis
WilD charged with the murder OF
hs wife and the shooting OF his
mother iu-law Mrs Kate Throop, is
H'' fer today In the Criminal Court.
Tho shooting took place few weeks
.En ana the court decided on early
.r."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

FAI.MOUTn. aay Is A German
submarine sunk the uew British
steamer Spennymore Off the Ork-
ney Islands today The captain and
five of the crew were drowned The
twenty-scyeu survivors were landed
here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
IACpB SALES FOUND
GUILTN ot CONSPIRACY

NEW YORK. Stay 2s Jacob 0.
salas vas found guilty 90 conspir-
acy 90 connection with the frauds
of the Panama Canal Zone. after the
trial had occupied the time OF me
Federal court for several days 10
vas paroled peaalng formal sen.
tence
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29

BERLIN, May 28.-The For
eign Office and Admiralty are
without news on the reported tor
pedoing Of the American steamer
Nebraskan, and they depreciate
any discussion Of the possible ef-
feet of the incident on German
American negotiations, pending
an authoritative confirmation OF
the attack on the ship. II Is now
admitted that il has been estab-
lished that the torpedoing of the
American ship Culfight was due
to a German submarine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
Mncl,innm Rennrted ON Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. May 2S -
4 radio report tonight announces
that the steamer Mackinaw is atire
al point thirty miles north of
here. a coast guard cutter was dis
patched 10 render aid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
COVE RNOR RAISES
QUARANTINE LAW
SHIPMENTS WILL NOW III PER.
MITTED BN TENAS ANn
FEDERAL LAWS.


By Associated Press
AUSTIN. Tex. May 2S Tho foot
and mouth disease quarantine on
importations OF cattle into Texas was
lifted today by q proclamation from
the Governor shipments are nov
permitted according TO the rcEula-
tions OF the United States Bureau OF
Animal Industry and the Texas laws
from all states excepting Iowa and
sixteen central and eastern states
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
WILL DEVELOP SUBMARINES.
Plan Will IIc Adopted To- Overcome
MI Faults.

~ Associated Press
WASHINGTON. y c.. MAY 2s
According 20 his announced determi
nation 10 develop the submarine arm
Of the navy. and eliminate Us pre-
cnt faults. Secretary Daniels this
afternoon designated Captain 4 "
Grant. nov commander of the Bat
tIFaHtp IfAhH z" '"tiiiihh" ~" Atta"
tic submarine notilla. and exercise
general supervision over thai
branch of the service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
An.trian snhmarInc sunk.

ROME, May 2S.--According 20 Of
ficial announcement. an Italian tor
pedo boat sank an Austrian subma-
riue yesterday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-05-29
urRIIN ADMITS THAT GULF
LIGHT WAS THE VICTIM
OF TORPEID.
MAY SEND SERIES NOTES
discussion of the Nebraskan incideh'
win Await A Final Examina-
tion Of The Injured
Vessel.
p, Associated Press.

BERLIN, May 2s.-It Is un-
derstood that Gormany's reply to
the American note concerning
Germany's submarine warfare
will be delivered to the American
Ambassador tomorrow, and giv-
en- to the German press Sunday.
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10

Daniel Woodard has been slightly
i'll,
Miss Helen Routh Of Harrison
spent Sunday in Batavia,
Mrs. L, O, Hentz of Hebcr has
been visiting her sister at this place,
The little folks had a very pleasant
time egg hunting Saturday at Mrs,
Bucks,
The young people of this place
spent very enjoyable Easter on
Pilot Knob.
Ernest was brought home Friday
with a broken leg resulting from a
a railway acci lent,
Tinsley Shonse, OF Valley Springs
is visiting with his sister Mrs, Ira
Stubble6eld at this place
Misses Iva and Agnes Davis, May
Robertson and Doris Nance spent
Sunday Misses Gladys and Annie
Engles,
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10
An Easter Party.

The Speer children, Misses Allean,
Neva, Gerean and Dorothy enter.
tained many of their friends Satur-
day afternoon with an egg hunt at
the Uncle Zoe Speer's farm, The two
prizes that were given to the win.
ners were two china easter eggs,
Nina Ray, who was over twelve
years old found the most eggs and
won one OF the prizes, Lucille letter
who was under twelve years Of age
and finding the most eggs won the
other prize,
Those who were present are as
follows Ruth Greene, Nina Rea,
Lucille leter, Gula Spter, Cara
Ghrvin, Nina Cocker, Dorothy Rob
Fellows, Ruth Rca, Dolly Holt,
IIlenor Fellows, Jewel Fowler, Nina
Barners, Mary Louise POrr, Josie
Frank Glass, Psanie Maggard, Elsie
Welman, Toria Monk, Hazel Davis,
Lucille Robbins, Ruby and Hester
Rublc Brma Baicd Ruby Albright,
Emma Foster, rhelma Baird, Lucy
Albright, Ruth Moore, Nell Dixon,
Joe and Nellie Diedon, Marguile
Tyson, Agnes Iones, HELEN King and
Alex Spcer, Ralph Reo, Herbert
Johnson,
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10
BerQman.

Miss Bertha Rushing closed her
school here last week,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs, Jim O'Brien
on Monday last, a girl,
Farmers are busy these warm
days getting ready to plant corn,
viii Jones' little child had the mis-,
fortune to get its arm broken one
day last week.
Rev, Carson, Of Yellyille, preached
at the school house on the Flat last
Wednesday night,
Mrs, Albert Sands returned from
Capps last Tuesday where she has
been visiting her mother who is very
sick,
The Harrison times., 1915-04-10
EImWOod Items

Rev, Carson preached here Mon
day night.
The farmers are busy getting
ready to plant corn.
Miss Virgie Stockton was the
guest of her sister Mrs. Margie
Wrav, on Saturday and Monday.
One of the most enjoyable features
Of the season was an egg roast and
hunt, given at George Parker's Sat.
urday night,
The pray meeting was conducted
by Mr., Carlyle Martin last Sunday
night, Mr., Hugh!ct Frailey will con-
duct it next Sunday, everybody
come,