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Evening journal., 1916-03-18
BRITISH SUB SEA
BOAT SUSPECTED,

BY The United Press.
BERLIN. March 1S.-The Amster-
dam correspondent Of the Vossische
Zeitung, telegraphed toay that two
English submarines were in the neigh
borhood where thc Tubantia was sunk
"a hours before the liner went down.
Evening journal., 1916-03-18
CITY BANK cLFARINCS.

Clearines of the local banks for tho
week ending today were 3, .o32.s9.
as compared with sl.664,0il.2s for the
corresponding week OF last year.
Evening journal., 1916-03-18
DIR. CHIPMAN DRIVES 0yFRLlND

DR.. I. Lewis Chipman. whose Offices
are located az Lancaster avenue and
Harrison streets. has purchased an
Overland roadster.
Evening journal., 1916-03-18
WEATHER

Fair. not so cold tonight
and sunday. Moderate winds
becoming sOutherly.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20
GERMANTOWN LOOKS
FORWARD TO XMAS
EVE entertainment

EAST GERMANTOWN, Ind, Dec.
20.-East Germantown is looking for
ward to what 1t Is believed will be
the most beautiful Christmas service
in its history This will be the rendi-
ton OF the Christmas cantata, Peace
and Good VIII (by Ira B. WILSON,
by the choir of lions Lutheran
church.
The success of the affair is
assured in that NJ. w. Gaar, who needs
no introduction to the musical public,
Is the efficient director.
Mrs. Gipe. organist, will be assisted
by Miss Ada Bertsch at the piano and
by Mr. and Mrs. Will Murray with the
rornet and violin.
The service will be on Christmas
Eve. Sunday. the oath. From the at
lention this undertaking Is receiving
throughout the community, 1t is be-
lieved that a large audience will be
In attendance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20
EMPEROR CHARLES
REVIEWS THE ARMY

LONDON, Dec. 2O-Emperor Charles
Of Austria has reviewed the Austrian
armies on the Trieste front, according
to a Reuters dispatch from Amster-
dam quoting a Vienna telegram. The
emperor, accompanied by General Bor-
ovich, commander OF the Austrian
forces on the Isoneo front visited the
tips Of the line on that river and later
went to Trieste where he is reported
to have received an enthusiastic recep-
ton. The notables were presented to
the monarch in the government build
ing and he addressed former Burgo-
master Sanaringlli in Italian. After
ward he visited the troops on the
Carao Plateau
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20
rHADDEUs THOMSON
CLOSES UP WORK

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-Thaddeus
A. Thomson, retiring American minis
ter to Colombia. today closed up his
business with the state department
and left for his home in Texas
Officials pointed out that since Mr.
Thomson's resignation was Offered
several months ago on account of his
wife's precarious health. the resigna
ton was not in the category Of cases
wherein many diplomats have tender
ed theirs as an incident Of the termi
nation of the first term of President
Wilson's administration in order tc
leave him free to make any changes
deemed necessary.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20
BUILD NEW SCHOOL;
NO HEATING PLANT
DUE TO INJUNCTION

EATON, O., Dec. 2O-Court action,
around which centers considerable In
terest. was concluded Tuesday when
Judge E. P. Middleton, Of Troy. grant
ed q permanent Injunction preventing
the board OF education Of the Camden
school district issuing bonds in the
sum Of $4,000. The suit was filed by
r. c. Prugh and others
The board has a 100000 centralized
building under construction and
sought to bond the district for 5000
more In order to procure funds with
which to install q heating plant.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20
ORDERED TO REPORT
ON MILITARY AFFAIRS

Ell PASO. Texas. Dec. 20. - Col.
George v. H. Mosley, chief Of staff
10 Major General Charles M. Clement,
Of the seventh provisional division,
has been ordered to report before the
senate committee on military affairs
In Washington on Friday. Col Mos
ley today wired Senator Chamberlain
of Oregon, chairman Of the committee,
requesting more time to arrange his
affairs with the seventh division, the
headquarters OF which has been order
ed to Pennsylvania to be mustered
out
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20
GIVES XMAS PAGEANT

MILTON, Ind, Dec. 20.-The Chris
tian church Sunday school will give
White Gifts For the King" Christ
mas pageant, at the Sunday school
Sunday morning. The Rev. F. C. Nc
Cormick will follow with Christmas
sermon, at the morning hour for wor
ship. In the evening he will give the
New Years sermon. Everybody is in
vited to attend these services.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20
RAIDER FOLLOWS LINER

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-An nnidenti.
fled ship having one funnel and two
masts. In general answering the de-
Ecription Of the German raider of
which entente vessels have been warn
ed by wireless during the past ten
days, followed the White Star liner
Adriatic last Friday morning, accord
Ing to passengers when she arrived
here today from Liverpool.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20
CHURCH HOLDS CHRISTMAS
TREE CELEBRATION

ECONOMY. Ind. Dec. 20.-A large
Christmas tree celebration was held at
the NJ. E. church Saturday night. Al
bert Atkinson impersonated Santa
Claus and gave all present treat from
the tree. An old relic exhibit was held
in connection with the tree. A candy
market operated in connection with
the tree netted IS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20
AVIATOR BOMBED
EMPEROR'S QUARTERS

PARIS. Dec. 20.-Captain DeBeau-
champ. the aviator who bombed Essen
lnd Munich, and whose death has just
been announced, on one occasion
dropped bombs on the headquarters of
khe German emperor. according to the
Petit Journal. This last exploit was
performed in April, 1915, when the
emperor was stationed at Mezieres-
Charleville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20
RECOMMENDS COLLINS

EATON, o., Dec. 2O.-Harry D. Col
Inns, we'll known New Paris man, has
been recommended by Congressman
Warren Gard for appointment to the
office OF postmaster at that village
Since Marshall's death the business OF
the office has been transacted by his
niece, Miss Faye Marshall, who former
~ served as deputy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20
VIEWS PLANT SITES

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-A special
board OF navy officers was appointed
today by Secretary Daniels to make
final study of sites recently approx
ed by the general board for the pro-
jected $11,0OO,OO0 government armor
plate plant.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20
TAKEN SUDDENLY Ill

EATON, O., Dec. 20.-Mrs. Amanda
Monebarke, 40, cook, was overcome
Tuesday by attacks Of peritonitis and
appendicitis at the City restaurant,
North Barron street.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-06
Ts.IrgruFna esiPrrlzI para LII PREMsA.

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-06
HiJBl 324i CAStlS DE- TIF1 EN-
iIEKI6O DI]flHTE EI. PIES
DE DItiEHDRE
TIcihrgraIra fsprriaI PGHa la 'HE.NSA.

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mn iEfolme OFFICIAL dr. Ia capital DE- la
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.re @ue d~l.:rte eI TnsS de Dicierlbre
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tim. habienGo habi1,o s1Earnarte &O5
nUeraus.
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QGe Ia esIadist6ca le6,antaaa paa, has
.GuT0uiiap.Ies SaEritaria& de la capital.
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en Ins ho=pisaie5 die L. ciud.ad, sofa
menge e- clnc@ D0r ciemDc lra sibo el
contlrgemte de Gauertes per esa en-
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alacleHGien a un velnre por c5ertn.
-ActuaIHaente, dice el inforune de re-
ferencia Hnay en la cGudad y sus al
Fededpres cerca de 900 Gasas; pnes
los cmerpos naEaficus y aut1r[dfaiesi sd
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de rEichas aubori&syf!es. en Dc sucasiv0,
mara ;aysGi5Rar ,ran ia epide11nia-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-01-06

ComPre lid. EMS fihros en esEafiDa 10 lguH-
cSp E. Luggno, 60- p,nluposs Sit. san hnlc-
uin, Texas. Su casa es ls rnas harata~
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circulation than aIF otI,s=- rnezScln nerTsIape-
/ 5n the Ini.e2 Statas.
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The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-29

tuous feast Of good things. with ice cream t0 Waste The people were ln theif happiest mood Not an acci- dent nor a cross word marred the pleasant occasion This successful plcnic is In keeping with the work done by the association in our erst- while much neglected cemetery We can now boast of one 0f the best kept cemeteries on the line. All h0nors Co the ladies and few men who compose the association.
 Prof ] L. Rufiin left Wednesday for the National Education Associ- .ation in New York City. His trip includes a visit to Niagara Falls and nboal trip down the Hudson. While East, Prof. Ruflln will take a summer course in Pedagogy in one of the great universities. He has been elected head Of the Charleston schools. The faculty consists of eight teachers. They have a mod efn building, and q nine months term Prof Rutflin's work here for the past two years has been of a high grade. as the attendance will attest Altho the school was closed seven weeks on account of smallpox and the berry picking season was on in full blast, his last month was one of the fullest in attendance in his grade.
 ME. D. NJ.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-29
EGGER OFFERINGS.

MT. and Mrs R. E. Lee visited at Waters Sunday.
 Dr. J. F. Lee of Loving, Ok, is with homefolks again.
 R. T Morris of Holly Greek is vis- iting friends in Egger.
 Mrs. Josie Garden made a business trip to Mena Wednesday.
 Mir and Mrs. Marion Philp0t are the proud parents of a baby boy
 J. N. Fair came from Mena Satur- day to spend Sunday with friends There is much excitement in this neighborh0od over prospecting for oil.
 Wilbern philpot and son Roy and 4. c. Bratcher were in Mena Thurs day.
 Aunt Amanda Philpot and Lucius Baker came home from Cove Thurs day.
 j. B. Wimberly and family spent Sunday with Mir and Mrs. Levi Wimberly.
 W. T. Suit, J. T. Barton and MT. Standridge and their families were at Big Fork Sunday. The Rev Mfr Mfr Kelley and family went to Nunley Friday to be in attendance at the Sunday services.
 Mr and Mrs. Dewitt philpot have moved into w. M Wimherlv's house just across the creek from Egger. w. c. Miller, county superintend- ent of Montgomery county, and Rob- ert Miller of Oden, were in Egger Thursday.
 A. A. phipot and family and Annie and Joe Philpot left Monday for Gerty, Ok. to visit friends and rel atives. Mir and Mrs Howell Sump- ter went with them to Mena to bring the team back
 A nice crowd attended the ceie- bration at the Masonic hall Satur- day There were several lectures and speeches by members of the lodge and dinner was served.
 Fceprita
The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-29
COVE CATCHES.


 Il. A. Barton sold his cold drink outfit to Fred Gray, and his stock of groceries to the Cove Lumber Co.
 G. c. Golf and family spent sever al days at Baker Springs last week, making the trip in Mir. GofTs car,
 J. c. Goodman has moved his stock 0f general merchandise into the building recently vacated by H. A Barton
 Uncle Jimmie DeMoss, who has been at work on Kelsey Skinner's new home has demonstrated the fact that he can build a bungalow as well as cable ferry.
 Bob Capehart and Charlie John son are building some kind of busi- ness house on east Barton avenue, for George B. Nixon. but who is going to occupy 1t or what is going into 1t, no man but George R. knows.
 If people would dig pits for their closets, keep piles of manure hauled out on the fields where they belong and keep their back yards cleaned up they would do more to solve the ily problem than all the tanglefoot, lly traps and swatters ever manu- factured.
 This has certainly been a great season for vegetables in this part of the county. and 1t also bids fair to be a great year for watermelons and cantaloupes. Gardens are not only larger than usual, but have been better cultivated than as a rule The result has been that near lv every family in the community has been greatly reducing the high rost of living,
 Crops of corn and cotton are also looking fine. some of the former bursting into tasse and the latter putting on squares. and the abundant yield of vegetables also the pr0mis- ing outlook for good crops all being due to the seasonable rains that have fallen in Polk county during the month Of June. Part of the month of May was rather dry. giVlng veg citation an opportunity to tasf on good ground growth. anl also for thoro cultivation As it is this year, so it Is every year. and We should all rejoice in living in one of the most favored parts of Gods great garden spots.
 Fisherman
The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-29
POTTER pICKups.

Don't forget the Old Folks singing Sunday
 krgus Rowe was in Mena Monday for supplies.
 Lester Heath took fat hog to Mena Saturday.
 Rufus Gam made business trip to Mena Monday.
 Prof. R. B. Dodd and Family moved to pOtter4this week
 Nr and Mrs. H. F. 0ann were Mena visitors Friday
 Little Waltham Bates and ITS. T R Rptes are on the sick list.
 The Rev. :. A. Neighbors filled ia annaintfnent at Shady Sunday,
 T. R. Bates and family returned from their trip Co Mt. lua friuasi
 Most of the potterites attended the U, 1 Children's day exercises at lWo-Mlie Sunday. IT
 Argus Rowe took Mir and Mrs; Il C. Clark of Texarkana to the '. M, Cf A. camp Monday .
 Mr. and Mrs Jake Butler nave gone to housekeeping in one oi th' i Foster cottages.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jim Goodwin visited their daughter. Mrs. George Craw- ford in Mena sunday
 Mrs. Vaught and children started Tuesday for Mort SsfArkansas, wher' | thev will visit friinds. ! Mrs. Phil Stevenson left Sunda, 1 for Plum Creek. Ok. where she WI visit her sister and brother. Phl accompanied her as far as Mena.. ,l Dr Gordon reports the birth ei
 girl at Mir. and Mrs B. A. DaNl' home northeast of Potter. and a gll ) at the MeCrov home at the pavl , shingle mill. Both arrived Wednes day .
 Miss Cox from Opal is visiting ne l lunele and aunt. Mir. and Mrs. MclNe : Rufus Gam made his last trip . !, fhp rural route Saturday, At noo $ aho,l4 90 of his friends surprise him with a big dinner at the home Q Mir. Sellers.
 q Mr. Cursrights father of Doul Il lassviile Tex, is visiting hi 7 Eand Nr. and Mrs. B. !. stuart b in Mena Mrs. Stuart visited the Y Saturday and Sunday, and her rat
 er returned to Mena with her for . few days visit. He intends to st m 1 ir fhfS country for q month.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-29
FACTS FROM FREEDOM.

Irwin Maddox and wife were trad ing in Mena Tuesday.
 Curtis Patton made a business trip to Old Potter Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mansell Jones were trading in Mena on Tuesday
 Uncle Port Cornelison and son Isom, were trading in Mena Mon- day.
 Mrs. Curtis Patton visited her mother, Mrs. Lance, at Shady Grove Sunday.
 Adolphus Copelin and family came Monday for a visit at the home of Mrs. Nancy Cummings.
 Odes Turner wife and little son .of Rocky were visitors at the c. B. Chamblin home Sunday
 B. w Carr and D. D. Davis, with their families attended the Old Folks meeting at Hatfield Sunday.
 H. A. Chamblin, wife and son Lloyd, attended the preaching ser vice at Rocky Sunday afternoon.
 Mir and Mrs. Wm. Chamblin and children attended the birthday din- ner at the home of J. H. Naler in Mena Saturday
 Do not forget to come to the All day picnic at Center Point school house, July 5. Prof. Pigg and J. D Holman and probably others will speak. Excellent music will be fur |nished by local talent. It is expected that an agricultural demonstrator from Little Rock will be present with a canning outfit.
 Primrose.
The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-29
Correspondence
 HATFIELD HOTsTUpH.

George Rork made a trip to smith, eilis Tuesday.
 Kelsey skinner of Cove was a Hat aleld visitor sunday.
 Lowe pays i5c and i7c for eggs.
 Adv.
 Mont Craniill ana Ethel Cecil of Vandervoort visited in Hatfield Mon- day.
 Mrs. 4. I. Hamiter of vanderyoort, ls visiting at the home oi Mrs. c. W. Liner.
 ]. (. Hoheimer made business trip to Hatton and Nanderv0ort Tuesday
 The farmers in this vicinity are preparing t0 ship three cars of p0- 1at0es instead of one.
 Dan Dover left last week for New Orleans to join the Naval service.
 The Methodist pr0iracted meeting ilas been put of until the second sunday in July
 The Baptist protracted meeting 1eing conducted by the Rev Bros. Brown and Benson, continues to draw large crowds.
 Miss Joe Cooper of Texarkana, visited Mrs. J. C. Hoheimer last week senr0Ofe to her home at Smithville, ySAere she will spend her vacation with her parents.
 Bro. Arnold is spending a few days iu Hatfield. helping to arrange for 3he entertainment of guests during 4ssesxlef conference, which convenes June 2p, till July ?,
 The newest news from Hatfield. ss the Golf Club that is heinz talked ID. This. with bridge whist club. would take up much slack time and place our town in a class with sev- sral other southern "m0derns
 \ large crowd IS expected here during the District Conference and Gng several committeeman are out rilstling homes for them during tkseir stay The conference is com aElg Nn during a very busy time, for csNeryDDdy seems 10 be making a arop this year and are now laying kteln by.
 4 mans nerve and patriotism oft a exists in proportion Co his igno- s~aar,of danger For instance the i. S.alilss.S- s-..>aal. ID around the New Eng U .a ess ai, vlus to get to the Wexicans and thrash ttfcsA out ,ooous pus Ff i$ not so with the state Ss0gbPs .bo gaear the border of Mexico, Wslo [unw the fierceness of the Mexicans1 large crowd attended the Old Folks Day at the Baptist church Sundas. It was treat to hear the choir led by Uncle Tom Davis. sing rnaWy old time songs in the sacred Neart and Christian Harmony song lNsoks. Even going for years ana wears without practice, they easily rixaled our present day Snnuay school and church ehoirs in freedom from diScords,
The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-29
WESTERN MONTGoMERY NEMs

J. M. Hughes was in Bigfork last Thursday
 Robert Coulter went Co Redbird Saturday to spend over Sunday with friends.
 A. L. Smith. tax assessor, was here Friday afternoon and Saturday,
 Freeman and HOpkin Edwards, and sister, Miss Fora, went beyond SIatington Friday and got a nice lot of huckleberries.
 w. J. Holmes of Mena came down Monday to visit his son, Albert, and to look after his farm.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Edwards, and Mr. and Mrs. G. Lively, went over near Bigfork Saturday and gathered lot of huckleberries.
 Rev. Hopkin Edwards preached at Providence Saturday night and Sun day
 Uncle James Beck of Slatington, visited one night of last week with his son. J. NJ. Beck.
 Mrs. Marion Edwards and sons, Homer and Alfred, visited with Mrs. Edwards parents, Mir. and Mrs C. Rowten, near Black Springs, Sat- urday and Sunday.
 Mrs. Bettie Crump and son. Lex, of Black Springs, visited with Mrs. Crump's parents, Major Henley and Mrs. Henley, Saturday and Sunday.
 Rev. R. Stevens of Opal will preach at the school house at Clagett Sun day afternoon at 3 o'clock
 Jesse and Wayne Beck, with Gran vile Bowen, made a trip to the riv- CT Friday night.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Yarbrough of Mimosa. visited with Mrs. Yar- brough's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Riser. Saturday night.
 The good housewives are busy canning good things for next win ter.
 Misses Ada and Martha Spake, and Minnie Christenberry of Rates creek attended Sunday school at the school house Sunday afternoon.
 Crops are fine, since the recent rain Friday. Some are laying by corn. A large acreage of peas have been sown. Threshing will begin at an early date
The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-29
OAK GROVE CREST.

section. 'i' ''ii' Whit Robb and Will smith lef, Monday for Hobart. Ok.
 A granddaughter from Texas came sunday to visit Mir. Nichols.
 Next Saturday and Sunday is Bro heddlngs regular appointment af this place. "' MT and Mrs. Perry Chamhlin and MT and Mrs. Frank C0rnelison were In Mena Monday. ''0l " ei Y Mrs; Millie Crawford has been vis- Itlng her. sister on Mountain Fork who has been quite sick 0' N' MT and Mrs. Robert Sarfain Mir ana Mrs. W. A. Gordon. MT. and Mrs and MT. and Mrs. w. A. Gordon and MT and Mrs. Wallace Hambv visitad MT. and Mrs. Allen Hamby Sunday n Joe smith and family and Misses BelVa and Johnnie Tomlin went fo the Linn mountains to pick berries ana came back with about 75 gallons VT. smith says he found punches of berries as large as hen eggs and al Iter picking them of he counted tLllem and there were only 2O berries ne visited Ike Kennedy on linn mountain and says his corn cron will make Do bushels to the acre.
 pncir
The Mena weekly star., 1916-06-29
MOUNTAIN FORK NEWS.

aL= = r. ". Rivers mode q husiuess trip to Mena Saturday.
 A. p Epners0n and J H. West were in Rocky Saturday looking aft or business.
 Mir and Mrs Ira Hall visited at Mena one day last week at the home of D s Thomas.
 Mrs NJ c. Gray and daughter, Et- la. visited the home of H H. ThOm- as at Mena last week.
 Bunyan Hillhouse moved back to Mountain Fork from Oklahoma. to make his home with us again. ! Saturday this office was discon- nued and the mail service replaced new rural route from Potter. Flames and Erwin Taylor and bvd Fields. left last Monday for ,s hstern Oklahoma. to spend the iiss lnmer and fall.
 " .mong those from here attending .a singing convention at Nuniey e Misses Lena and Axle Ward y Miss Anna Gray. K. w Rivers. in tiY. N. Martin All report good ssee ne people of this vicinity plan Mo have grove dinner at x on ain Fork nostofliee Saturday, .s felnunt of the heavy rain which .sS smaiay the attendance was very
 SunAower.