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The midland journal., 1915-08-06
For Sale.

NEW CABINET GRAND PIANO; WILL BE
IN sol dcheap Good make. reliable and guar
anteed. For terms apply this onice. a6u
The midland journal., 1915-08-06
Lost.

In Rising Sun plain rope necklace gold
chain. Suitable reward IL returned to this
ONCE.
The midland journal., 1915-08-06
For Sale.
For Rent.

SToRE AND DWELLING. IN RISING aim.
~ sto, suitable tor jewelry. millinery or grocery
J2stf JOS. 8. PoGUE. Rising sun Ma
The midland journal., 1915-08-06

hereby announce my candidacy for the nom.
ination for Clerk of the Circuit Court for Cecil
County, subject to the decision OF the Democratic
primaries
H. ARTHUR MITCHELL, M. d.
ElktOn, Md.
The midland journal., 1915-08-06

hereby announce myselfa candidate for Clerk
of the Circuit Court, subject to the Democratic
primaries. Your support is earnestly solicited.
j. w. MCALLISTER,
ElktOn Md
The midland journal., 1915-08-06
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
James n. E. Church. Rising Sun, nd.
Rev. A. p. Prsttyman, Pastor.

'"'e0 lA' T. |nurch, Rising Sun. nd.
Rev. A, P. Prettyman. Pastor.
SUNDAY.
Sunday School, 9.15 a. m,
Superintendent, W. LOUIS RyAx
freaching Service, 1880 a. m.
Glass Meeting Immediately after preacb,nv
service. Leaders, Benz. Boberson
and Thos j. Wilson
combined sunday Evening Service at 2. 40 in
charge OF Epworth League and Pastor.
WEEKLY. -
tuesday afternoon either Junior League y
Loyal Temperance Legion at 400 o,clock
supt Jr. League, MRS. VIM. M Poaur
supt L. t. L., Mas. N. @. BRowu
tuesday evening-Prayer Meeting az soo
O'Clock, led by the Pastor
Thursday evening" Young PEOPLES cIas. :.
500 O'Clock, Mrs. N. {. Brown leader =
Choir Praetice-Thursday evening aitar ~.
Service, Miss Pear Ryan organisf 'sA oaas,
cordial invitation Is extended to av....
TO come and worship with Is. iFooo
The midland journal., 1915-08-06
For Clerk OF the Court.

hereby announce my candidacy for the nom.
inaton of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Cecil
County, subject to the ensuing Democratic
Primary.
THOMAS ). MURRAY.
l hereby announce myself candidat tor
Clerk of the Circuit Court foi Cecil County. If
elected will give the Office my entire attention.
Your support earnestly solicited.
JOHN II. KIMBLE,
Rising Sun, Nd
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26

will be made regarding the intertroop
contest now In progress.
Plans of Business Mems Association.
The Business Mems association at
present has in charge several impor-
tant matters, among which are plans
for the year, with especial reference
to dues, and headquarters, garbage
disposal and a lecture by a speaker
from Boston.
DIR. Jay William Hudson, professor
of philosophy at the University of
Missouri and director of the education
department of the Massachusetts
Peace society, is an expert ON various
phases of international relations, espe-
cially with reference to the problems
Of International peace. He has been
secured by James H. Cutler, vice presi-
dent of the Business Mems association,
to speak here in the Bradley theatre
Sunday evening, June 6, at 8 o'clock,
on Americas Message to Europe. L.
y. Williams has consented to train a
chorus, drawn largely from the choirs
of local churches, to render music ap-
propriate to the thoughts of patriotism
and peace. A rehearsal of this chorus
will be held Thursday, June 8.
Mr.. Cutler is enthusiastic about
Professor Hudson's ability as a speak
err.
The association officers are cousid-
ering very attractive plan for large
offices in the very center of the city,
to be maintained Jointly with the
Farmers association. This would be
possible with an increase of dues, and
there is a strong feeling that the dues
at present are too small to command
respect not to mention the difficulty
of accomplishing much that is worth
while without funds.
committee consisting Of John G.
Johnson and Charles E. Dean is look
ing into the question of garbage, which
the various wonen's organizations
were interested in last year. There is
sentiment in favor of dealing with
this matter before warm weather.
A meeting of the directors of the
association will be held at the Putnam
inn Friday evening.
The secretary, Rev. C. J. Hartman,
will attend a meeting of secretaries in
Hartford Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26
Mail Unclaimed.
COUNTY AGENT WORK.
Cow Testing Taken Up With Govern
nent Expert-Farm Management
Demonstration.

Some time ago the farmers of this
section took up the organization of a
COW test association. For some reason
this work was not finished. probably
owing to the coming on of the busy
spring season.
This organization work has now
been taken up by the county agent
who has working with him Mr.. Fergus
from the dairy division of the U. S. de-
partment of agriculture. Mr.. Fergus
has done considerable work in this
state in organizing COW test associa-
lions. He has also worked in such an
association and knows just what the
work means. The work of organiza-
ton is going on rapidly and should be
soon completed and the cow test asso-
citation should be working before the
first of July.
Mr.. Kennedy is also taking up some
farm management demonstration work.
This work consists of taking records of
farmers business for one year, from
April of one year to April 1 of the
next.
are tabulated and worked up to show
the amount of business done and the
profit or loss of the business. In do
ing this work the county agent has
the help of H. F. Keyes of the state
college and Mr.. Whelpton of the U. S.
department of agriculture.
These men are busy getting records
of farm business in Windham county,
and as soon as these figures can be
put in shape Mr.. Kennedy will take the
records back to the farms from which
the figures were taken and will go
over them with the farmers themselves
and will possibly suggest means
whereby the farmers can increase their
profits the following year.
Monday, May 81. Mr.. Kennedy will
be at his office in Putnam to see any
who care to avail themselves of the
opportunity. This is done because it
is thought that farmers might be able
to come in on a holiday perhaps better
than on the regular office day, Satur-
day.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26
PUPILS, RECITAL.
Pleasing Program of Piano and Violin
Music by Pupils of Miss Burbank.


The annual recital by about forty
Of the pupils of Miss Emma Burbank
was given in Phoenix hall Tuesday
evening and was attended by many
relatives and friends of those having
parts. Wild flowers and bunting were
used in the hall decorations. The pro
gram which was very pleasing in all
of it's features, follows:
Signs of Spring. Rowe, nine girls,
accompanied by Ethel Warren: piano
solo, Elves at Play. Mueller. Priscilla
Wilson; six hands, Waltz, Ierman,
Harriet Whitman, Elliott Reach, Dean
Whitman; piano duet, Resting, Crosse,
Barbara Leavens, Ruth Francis; piano
solo. Little Tiddlewinks, Barron, Mir
lam Gordon; piano duet, Daffy Down
billy, Wing, Emily McEwen. Mary
Geer; piano solo, Mignon, Sattelmair,
Loretta Trahan; piano duet, The Lit
tie Trumpeter, Wing, Eloise Babson,
Airline BabSon; piano solo, Reverie,
Greenwald, Florence Dawley; piano
duet, Iris Intermezzo, Renard, Louise
Benac, Louisa Beeny; piano solo, The
Birds Farewell, Read, Dorothea Will
son; piano solo, Dream Idyls, Martin,
Beatrice Maynard; piano duet, Military
March, Christiani, Albert Birch, Law
renee Casey; vocal duet, When Thou
Art Near, Nevin, Rose Broughton,
Harold HutCh1nS: piano duet, Medlta-
ton, Morrison, Emma Aillery, Blanche
Aillery; piano solo. Silver Stars. Bohm,
Harold Tucker: piano duet, Bugler's
Gallop, Merz, Rae Gordon, Beatrice
Geer; piano solo, Cujus Amman from
Stabat Mater Rossini-Kuhe, Mae
Preston; piano solo, Lucia di Hammer
moor, Donizetti, Iva Jones; vocal duet,
The Adieu. Nicoli. Lena Robarge, John
Day; piano solo, Rustling Leaves,
Hewitt, Birch; piano solo, Caprice Ro-
mantique, Jackson, Bertha Pigeon;
vocal solo, Dream of Already, De Ko-
ven, Rose Broughton; piano solo,
Spring Showers, Fink. Grace East
ment; piano solo, Norma, Bellini,
Marion Wood: ladies' quartet Mighty
LAX a Rose, Nevin: piano solo, Der
Frieschutz, Weber, Helen Dove; songs,
Sans Toi, Guy dHarlot, Somewhere a
Voice Is Calling. Tate, Mrs. Phillips;
piano solo. Play of the Waves, Pea
body, Ruth Arnold; songs, Caro- Mic
Ben, Mozart, The Woodpecker, Nevin,
Iva Jones; piano solo, Valse Chro-
matique, GODDARD, Rachel Halle: ladies'
trio and solo. The Mermaid. Zeckwer,
Iva Jones, Florence Aldrich Ethel
Billings; Mrs. Phillips, accompanied
by Rachel Halle and Ruth Arnold;
male quartet, The Turtle and the
Clam, Macy, Wen the Little cones
Say Goodnight Macy.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT.
Byron c. Wilcox. Alumnus of Nor
witch Free Academy, Completes
Washington Course.

Friends Of Byron c. Wilcox of
Washington, D c., are pleased to learn
that he has been graduated from the
Washington School Of Accountancy,
having completed a three year course
in accounting and law. He is at pres
ent employed by the I. c, C. as an
accountant and statistical clerk. He
is to be awarded a Pace Standardized
certificate as an expert accountant.
Mr.. Wilcox is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. c. Wilcox Of Lisbon and Is a grad
uate of the Riverside grammar school
and the Norwich Free Academy,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26
JDANIEL SON AND PUTNAM NEWS

of the Brooklyn Savings bank is ex-
pected this afternoon when the mat
ter of considering absorbing the
Windham County Savings bank by
merger will be taken up, in accord
ance with a proposition made by Off
Gals of the Windham Savings bank
and notices sent out ten days ago to
the trustees of the Brooklyn bank.
The number of Brooklyn Savings bank
trustees who have spoken favorably
of the merger plan indicates favorable
action and this is generally expected.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26
GOING TO SOUTH klLLlNeLY.
Members of McGreeor Post to Take
Part in Memorial Exercises for 10th
Year,

Arrangements have been completed
for the annual Memorial day services
at South Killing1y, next Sunday. Mem
bers of McGregor post G. A. r., mem
bers of Colonel Edward Anderson
camp. S. of ", and St. James band
will leave the G. A. r. headquarters
here at 1 o'clock and travel to South
Killingly in a motor bus. Rev. H. B.
Goodsell, pastor, will deliver the Me-
mortal address at the Congregational
church there. Members of the Sun
day school will march in the process
sion to the cemetery, where the cere-
mony of the decoration of the graves
of the soldier dead will be conducted.
This year will make the twentieth
annual visit of McGregor post, G. A.
R., to South Killingly for Memorial
day exercises.
Many new flags for decorating the
soldiers graves have been secured by
the post this year.
The easy going taxi lands a lot more
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26

Judge Geissler will preside at a ses-
sion of the city court this morning.
Selig Goldman was in Boston on a
business trip Tuesday.
improving Cemetery.
Rev. c. F. Bedard is causing many
improvements to be made in st. Mary S
cemetery-readjust of stones,
where required, clearing away of
groWths. etc.
Derey-Via.
Adelard Derey of Grosvenordale and
Clarinda Via of this city weer mar
ried at st. Mary's church by Rev. Ad-
rian Dykemaus.
Mail Unclaimed.
Letters addressed to j. Broulet, A.
Lowenstein ard Sons, Mrs. Rhoda Bill
lard, Miss Julia Burns, Miss Bertha
Pigeon and Miss Lulu Williams are
unclaimed at the Putnam postoff1ce.
Members of the Putnam Equal
Franchise league will attend the meet
ing at Danielson to be addressed by
Mrs. Thomas N. Hepburn of Hartford
on Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26
OBITUARY..
Charles Fourier,

Charles Fournier, IA died Tuesday
morning in Glasgo at the home of his
son, Charles Fourier. He had been
i'll for some time with pneumonia. He
was born in Canada, and had lived in
Jewett City and Glasgo for 25 years.
He is survived by his son and a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Minnie Richards of Fall
River,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26

6rsnferd.-Mrs, Ella Wheeler Will
cox Of Short Beach has been named
honorary vice president of the Wo-
mans American club, recently organ
lied in New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26

Torrington. The H. Wales Lines
Co. of Meriden has been awarded the
general contract for the new hospital
to be erected on the Litchfield road
by the U. T. Hungerford family.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26
FUN ERAL.
Charles NuttaII,

Funeral services for Charles Nuttall
who died Saturday, were conducted at
his horne here Tuesday afternoon by
Rev. George D. Stanley, pastor of the
Methodist church. Burial was in
Grove st rect Cemetery
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26

GIastonbury-Troop
Boy Scouts destroyed
eS of tent caterpillars
noon and Troop No.
field 100 egg masses.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26
PUTNAM

Derey- Via Marriage Funeral of
Charles Nuttall-W. r. c. President
Gets May Basket-Seouts to- Aid
Monday-Dr. Jay w. Hudson to Lee
ture-Farm Agent Resumes Cow
Testing.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26
Indian Reservation War.

Indian Reservation War.
Pachaug cemetery: Henry Maynard,
Colonial soldiers who served from
175S to 1850 and some of whom served
in the Revolutionary war: Pachauh
cemetery-John Brown, Oliver Colt,
Rufus Hatch, Andrew Huntington
John Tyler.
Leonard cemetery: Israel Burton,
Eleazer Prentice, Daniel Stanton
Brown cemetery; Samuel Bliss,
Abel Geer.
Rixtown cemetery: Roger Billings.
Spy Rock cemetery: Winter Green.
Wilcox cemetery: David Green.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26

No. 81 OF the
sos egg-mase~
Saturday after
"a OF Wetheu.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26

relI, Timothy Sullivan, Jerry Shana-
han.
Jewett City cemetery: William
Wallace
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26

Prince Albert il soId everytshsye Bseasss
the demand for it 10 uniUersaL So wherever
handissf shop thGt sells tobacco and buy the
foppy red bag for ojitney piece. Sc; tidy red
tin, Zoe; handson,e pound and half-pound
pound humidor With spoRss,meistsasr ten.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26

New judge for Town Court Thursday
*. n, S. Defeats Pornfret First
Team-RecitaI by Pupils of Miss
Emma A. Burbank-G. A. X Post
to Participate in South kiilIngiy
Memorial Exercises.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26

The easy going taxi lands a lot more
money than the average racehorse.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26
Children Crv
FOR FLETcHER'S
G a 8 T RIA

WHEN You WANT to put your bus
mess before the public, there is no
medium better than through the ad-
vertdsing columns OF The Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26

Constantly increasing numbers of
complaints come in about reckless
driving of automobiles in the city and
about drivers who do not sound warn
ing signals at corners and cross streets
and who drive at night without lights
At present, the complaints indicate,
there is a free-for-all campaign of
putting the motor vehicle laws into
the discard
Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-26

Here is another Unsolicited msmbsr i
ofthe Prince Albert "ofd-fine jimmy +:
pioers club" This is John O'ReiHey,
of East Providence, r. T., who has
Just passed the century mark. Mr.:
O'ReiIIey is one of those grand old
men who has come to this ripe age
with the joys of his friendly jimmy
pipe fresh in his mind each morning.
He has always been liberal smoker.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-04
AMARILLO SEEMS
SURE OF MEET|NG
HAS DEEN ENDORSED ny ENE-
CUTVE COMMITTEES But
MUST TIGHT HARD
.RARR[LL FOR Secretary
Convention viii Adjourn Auci
Voting On NcN Meeting city
Eniny Auto Ride aud
start Home

FL pASO. TDNas. March . ANA
rillo SCENE practically assured OF tho
next convention having been en-
dorsed by the executive committee
The Albuquerque claimants admit
that the Amarillo managers are
some politicians and intimate that
the pressing of the name OF a. =.
CroWl,g a~ secretary against Harrell
was a ruse go force the Southwestern
cattlemen into line for the Plains
CITY
Mr. Crowley Withdrew from the
race today and iho oNecuu,o com
mittce endorsed uarroll for se,re-
tary. Nations for president. DcGwtt
erried for Vice president and BNins
for treasurer
Al tuo Communications OF the
executive committee will probably
be pa ,d uuoumou ly except the
location ol tho next convention
which viii he opposed by llhunuer-
que which i- mastering every par
.ticlc of her strength 20 land the
prize for herself n is believed by
some oi the Nmar.llo partizlns that
should The recommendation ot ANA
rllO be- rejected. 30 win Imperil the
organization as the Panhandle cat-
tlemeu feel that the convention
should be- brought home occasion
ally
There v9. mll u the conyon
ton enthusiasm tonight the mem
brrs of the convention turning 90
take advantage OF the entertainment
offered by the hostess city Th"
grand ball tonight is being attended
by hundreds
An auto ride followed by @ smoker
tomorrow win wind up the enter
taiument
The special will start on the re-
turn trip Immediately after the end
Of the smoker
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-04

and oui Of Amarillo that will be l1und in connection with
any other city in Texas
Amarillo was among the first Of The few cities in Tex
as which have adopted the modern Commission form
manager plan Of municipal government.
Amarillo is the one and only city in the United State
which has Chamber Of Commerce Board of City De
veopmen that derives its financial support from direct
taxation-the only equitable and common sense method
Of maintaining such organizations By this plan the
Chamber of Commerce becomes practically depart
ment Of the city government.
Amarillo has more beautiful and costly homes than
any city OF its size in the entire Southwest
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-04
Ne EWS SENDS bIG
SPECIAL TO 'FRONT.'
TWO THOUSAND ooPl}., ut PN.
pER 10 RF nISTEU'I'H
AMONG nIt.EGtfT~

The DailN New. has continued ,,-
offcite en- the li,i to see ihl, Ann-
iillp cattlcWsn anl tnaJ H. iDH.t-
-, wax up and use th,,r hest enc
,rgic, to l.nd ,hc PAM ndlc and
Southwestern S,a,bmcu Dumcn.
upn Tor neNt wear.
1lc last move e. s vp'
y,l x ~ / 5
,cution cduiu,D 2,ouo om.. a.
which win reach 90 pauNhi- urrn-
ine AMI Wit Dee distributed lnuug
rtc ,'tii,mrp 1ui about 'hr hotels
rud the convention hHll before th"
orrniu. ~ thv convention at O.il.
Tm. ,psriaI ~iijton snwHin~ ,r %
even. 'lnmr u plHt 'u the Ius,
rgl. t,I"i n.iufi Hud description
rt im'1'il' iur isuh ndlc tud thr
,iN a,crHm ur. togr'hrt with m
urgent INITIATION ifsw tnr km.fillp
Hoard az 'itN Ur,ciurWrut
Tho m.-f prominent Mrrc ou th'
iii-t uf- d, given IH % likewise
h'ui' iuViiatiun '1 NuHr iica~lcl
1rd commissioners ll-i aud liitiu>.
Nu, oul, this. mm ,.lrc o. two
ui Awariliu.- pfumm,lf husine--
huD-c- aui notc.- e,tamdel personal
initiation, through liN.rl amounts
of HdNciti-iuc space When thc
uOn oupi.- ut THE N.N, are dis
tributcd iu 90 ra-n r.i. morning the
toWmcn U.l, iuuu lhm thr lHirh
string hangs uuI and trf thei ar
W'l'uWc-thrirr uti,sH. 60 Ami-
tillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-04
HOUSE PASSES
RENT MEASURE
MS ALREADY PASSED SENATE
NND GOES 10 GONERNOR
WHO PROPOSED II


rs Associated ros
AUSTIN Tev. March The
House tonight passed finally tho
Land rent tenant blu VEcu already
has passed the senate and goes 90
ihe governor
The House set Tor special order on
Friday az p. m. thD fo. book BIN
.nd also passed bills Increasing the
Oyn iurirdictiou off tho county
,ourts of Lynn. Day son. flalnu
'aiEl Da ss. .F4.ou tId ftI--
cosa couuiirs Tho soaai consider
"a the compulsory education hu 1nd
iudy OF tho mca .T, uil ue IDum-
cd tomorrow
= minority to OBJ. UoH., s. ,,.
iCO,d 90 yot, al.uH 'h, rO..-ml
turi race hciuug uI.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-04

WASHINGTON, u G. March S.
Impeachment proceedings against
Judge DAYTON, OF the Northern Dis
trict Of West Virginia, we're drop
ned by the House Judiciary Com
mittoe today by e vote OF II 10 4.
The majority report OF the Inycsti-
eating subcommittee held that
while his conduct In some eases was
"ro-norsihle " thero ie "li'flo ,poeei
hllty of maintaining thom TO T. con
clucian of guilty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-04
ALLIED FORCES PRESSING AGAINST TURKS
BALKAN STATES WATCHING DEVEL VELoPdENrS-GREECE
HAS CALLED GRAND COUNCIL TO DISCUSS SITUA-
TlON-NlNE BATTLEsfliPs MAKING PROGRESS
IN DARDANELLEs ACCORDING TO ENGLISH
RFPORT-NO REPLY TO NOTE

LONDON March 3.-lu their determination relieve Pre-
my and drive the Russions Of Galca the Auo-Ce
armies which have been the Gaan side the Carpaihans
made repeated attempt, break through Russian enlrench-
without Since Sunday they have repeatedly made
ma'scd attacks with heavy cses The Russian positions
sdcred almost impregnabe
The Aurion Also according two reports failed
ouloo the Russians in Eastern Calea losing 6O0o prisoners
and many gums.
in North Poland Germans are chr on the defensive OF
retiring except oowe where they continue bombard the
fortress Berlin officially they have cnced forts The
Germans claim Augusowo but adm, withdrawal
from south Of Myszyuicc.
The Russen seem to be advancing along the entire northern
line slowly because Of mud and have reinforced their
threatened points and claim good positions the
Tbs Champagne region the center oi interest in the
French have reached the highest points the ground
north Of Pefhcs gcaUseou and be positions
they viii be able shell the German communication lines
With the allied fleet bombardng The Dadanees, and Russas
pushing hc offensive Caucasus t again in the lime
light The Russians have scored distinct by the capture
Of the Turkish Port Khops the Black which the Turks
IN Caut \ 3seg n1,j tfaeir e..
Ubofciul fcpo.s coy III ;ie 1,-' tne Oardsneie
throwing shells into the Gulf Of Saros the Turks subjected
sides The Tu rre concniraio strong forces in
Che defense Of Cons'aubroplc.
The Balkan States are watching operation. with interest the
outcome them much The King Of Greece has called
grand council to discuss the situation
Great Britain has replied the American regarding
the food shipments
DARDhEElLtS ROMBARDMENT NOT SUCCESS
TIE DARDANEIIES Monday March l-Tb. allied fleet
consisting of baeshp cruisers ma orty British
hove bonbardcd ot the Asiatc sdc Dadancles but
without d seemed Associated correspondcn
watching the bou bardcnl al ih fleet unable the
Turkish po61ous. Operations curing h. ef,-uoon
spirited but apparently without results One British hit
squarely and Obliged o action Saturday. Owing
heavy weather there b1mb'dr,nl Sunday. The British
and French fire Is bad bot heavy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-04
To The Panhandle and Southwest
ern Stockmen's Association

THE CITIZENSHIP OF AMARILLO is COMPOSED VERY
LARGELY OF PERSONS DIRECTLY INTERESTED IN THE
CATTLE BUSINESS; CONSEQUENTLY, WE FEEL THAT AN
INVITATION TO HOLD YOUR NEXT CONVENTION HERE IS
ALMOST UNNECESSARY ON THE PART OF THE CITY.
WE HAVE ALWAYS REGARDED YOU AS H0MEFOLKS
THE COWMAN IS ALWAYS WELCOME IN AMARILLO
WHETHER HE COMES AS AN INDIVIDUAL OR AS A CON
VENTION WE THINK THAT YOU HAVE WANDERED
ENOUGH WE WANT TO SEE YOU AGAIN AND SHAKE
YOUR HAND THE BOYS ARE ALL WAITING FOR YOU
WE HAVE LOADED UP THE CHUCK WAGON AND WE
WANT YOU TO COME HOME. WON'T YOU DO TT?
JIM BEASLEY Mayor
C. A. FISK Commissioner
LEE BIVINS Commissioner.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-04
CONGRESS TRYING
To FINISH TASK
MEASURE ron ENFORCING NEU.
TRALITY ADOPTED BY SEN
ATE UNANIMOUSLY
STILL BUSY At MIDNIGHT
Agreement ON POstofficc Appropria.
ton Bill Approved Allowing
Railways Pay For The
Space Used


" Associated Press
WASHINGTON. d. G., March g.
The senate late tonight unanimously
adopted a substitute for the Joint
resolution passed earlier In tho
House. enlarging the power OF the
Pres idont 10 prevent infringements
on American neutrality by vessels
leaving American ports with men
and supplies for belligerent war
ships. The Senate substitute was
aersed 10 by the House.
a resolution drafted hy the De
partmcnt OF Justice for the State
Department was earlier passed by
the House. designed TO prevent yes
sells from leaving American ports
with supplies for hellirerent war
-hIps at sea.
The resolution would authorize
the President TO direct customs col
lectors 10 withhold clearance papers
from vessels OF American registry
or license if 10 is believed they are
intending 20 carry such supplies