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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
While U.S.. Has Permission For
Use Mexican Railroad, Motor
Truck Line To Be Maintained
Cayyanza Agreement SfipnIateS That
4 Railroads Must Be Used Only For
Commercial Transportation


SAN ANTONIO, Texas. March 3d.
Although military supplies viii be offered
70 The management of the Mexico North
western railroad 1T Jnarez for shipment ia
the American troops IN Mexico. officers AT
the army headquarters here regard the
conditional use Of the railroad a. ~ ex-
perimental that the motor truck line from
Columbus will be maintained
If ii j. demonstrated that supplies are
being held up or intcrfcrcd with on the way
~ the front. General Frederick Funston.
y i expected. will again urge that permis-
sion he secured 70 place escorts on the
trains.
II supplies shipped aS commercial
freight reach their destination without
harm on the Northwestern the base NJ
Columbus will bc moved 10 III Paso. and
the line of communication from the New
Mexico border to Casas Grandcs will be
shifted eastward. Ii IL indicated nj Gen
eral Funston's headquarters that the use
Of the Juarez- Chihuahua line of the Ma
tional Railways will be asked ii the bad
condition Of the Mexico Northwestern
made il impossible 10 handle supplies
or II the shorter and more direct
route became necessary.
The only reports received by General
Funston today were of routine nature
and did not mention a fight with Villa or
any lniimaiion that he was trapped
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
THREE SEPARATE INVESTIGATIONS.
RAILROAD, STATE AND FEDERAL.
WILL DETERMINE WHO
WAS RESPONSIBLE.
BLAME FOR WRECK MAY BE TRACED
TO NEW BORN BABE or TOWER
MAN ERNST. WHO INSISTS
HE WAS NOT ASLEEP.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. March 30-Twcn-
ty-~evcn bodice have been recovered from
yesterday New York Central wreck thu-
far.
Attention today was f"cu--cd on iht
Federal. state and railroad Investigations
I" determine the responsibility A. far ~
The railroad i concerned the responsibility
= either upon the towerman, who II j. al
legged was asleep. or "n the engineer who
some say either failed 90 see the signals 81
exceeded his orders.
ot the more than forty passengers IN
iurcd in the wreck several are said ~ be-
IN precarons condition today and other
fatalities are feared. Railroad official,
state that only tweniy-~cven bodies have
hren recovered and they regard it j. being
Impossible that more bodies are in the
runs.
What We're regarded ~ reliable report :
yesterday placed the number of dead al
thirty. II - believed the actual number
of dead may be uncertain for some hours
Vet.
Blame for the wreck may be traced a. 4
baby's hny crh II the investigation under
way show that Towermau A. Ernst gave
The wrcnP signal. Nrg Ern~t ga,r birth
20 baby Sunday night. and Il j. sand that
Ernst had had but little sleep since. ON
The other hand, Ernst says that hc was not
asleep. aud that he knew something wa
wrong and gave the right signal
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
of 45 BILLS OF
MENT, 28
ARE FOR MURDER
GRAND JURY COMPLETES ITS AC-
TIvlTIES FOR SESSION AND
is DISMISSED.
INDICTMENTS GREW OUT OF THE
BANDIT ACTIVITIES ON THE
LOWER BORDER LAST FALL.

Ont uf "a total ot forty five indictments
returned hy the Cameron county grand
iury when it adjourned Wednesday after
noon twent y-c eight true bills were on
charges 81 murder. most ot them growing
out IT the bandit activities ON the lower
border last summer and tail. which prpb-
ably sivc~ this grand Jury the record of re-
turning more bills 81 Indictment for mur-
der than amy grand jury ever convened il
Cameron county.
All but two of the men indicted on muir
der charges are:
Lorenzo Lopez. four counts.
Ramon Pizana. one count.
LUIS dc II Rosa. three counts.
Mclqniade~ Chapa. three counts
Rciu.lo Domnguez. four counts.
Rcicro CJballero. -four counts.
Martin Ca~torena. three counts
Quirino Guaiardo one count.
Francisco Gonzales, two counts.
The foregoing indictments were al in
connection with the bandit outrageS Two
are not made public yet
Other indictments were: George Berry.
charged with the murder at Lyford re-
Gently of Nathan Boyd; Aniceto Lozano.
theft of hnr~c. assault with intent To mur-
der, four counts Sabine Cavilla. burglary: /:
simon Rivera. assault wiih intent Ia muir
der; Frank Leyhc, cmhezzcmcnt: Howard
Miller of Laredo. swindline: Ccle~tiuo
kocha, theft of cattle.
In compliance with the charge gwen
when the inry was cmpauclled. the body
made mo written report ~ District Judge
w. B. Hopkins ON adiournmpnt Judge
Hopkins thanker the body for the diligence
II had shown. and the amount of work il
had accomplished. and dismissed the body.
u =. however. subject To call should it,
services be needed for further inyesiiga
tons.
The iury included W. g. Whitman. fore
man. J. = REEVE. Dr. y. IT, Bell. Fred
Tate, Phil H. Barbour. H. H. Roberts. II. &.
llcn~cn. Asa :. Agar. Ray - Wait. ID. A.
Templeton, NJ. III. Drcyer and i. H. Cotting-
ham.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30

Revolt
Reports Are
lr' Conflict

WASHINGTON, ID. O.. March 30-Ad-
wees dthe nature and extent Of revo-
Hiionarv movement sand 10 be led by
Felix Diaz IN Southern Mexicon continue
conflicting. Diplomatic dispatches from
European Legations IN Mexico CITY said
that movement led hy Diaz himself wa-
assuming formidable proportions and j.
distinctly anti American on the other
hand United States government inve~ti-
gators believe that Felix Diaz ~ hiding III
the United States. probably ~ New or
leans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
BROTHERHOODS
DEMANDS ARE UP
RAILROADS MAY NOT MAKE UNI
FORM REPLIES TO DEMANDS
OF RAILWAY WORKERS.

CHICAGO, IT,, March 30.-Whlc the
formal demands for the four railroad
brotherhood~ are heing made today. the
possible nature of the replies from the
railroads j. being discussed The posi-
bIlity that the railroads might not make a
uniform reply j. limited.
The demands are without precedent. and
It appears. II j. said. that the railroads
are reluctant Ia JON III a general move io
make the schedule for all railroads, r.
Fardless ~ tlp individual conditions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
$1,000 Reward Offered
For Men Who Robbed
Train AT Shreveport

SHREVEPORT. La. March 30.-Fed-
eral and state authorities are unable to
obtain clue today to aud them IN captur-
ing 10 masked men who boarded n Texas
4 Pacific tram here early this morning.
gagged and bound two mails clerks and q,
capped with all loose registered mail in the
ear The amount oi loot ha~ not vet been
announced from New Orleans. The GOV
ernmcnt has offered reward 81 $1,000
Tor the capture ot the men.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
Thief Robs Widow Late
Chicago Mayor Day
She Went To First Job
CBy Associated Prcss.)

CHICAGO. H.. March 30.-Whie Mrs.
Fred Busse widow of the former mayor
Of Chicago was earning her first days
salary ~ a clerk in the city hall, thieves.
II was learned today. entered her flat and
stole $4,000 worth OF iewclry and 500 in
cash. She wa~ recently appointed 10 a
position. ~ her friends said she had no
means Of support.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
Panhandle Country Is
listed With A Heavy
Snow; Drought Broken

DALIIART, Texas. March 3O-
What promises to be- heavy snow
has been falling over the Panhandle
country since daybrcak. and marks
the end of the drouth that has held
fer several months.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
Death Convict Should
Worry" Wants To Skip
Rope AS Exercise

DANNlLI.E. Ill. March 3n-John
Murphy. condemned - hang April IL for
the murder of George and f"nis Land. re-
fuses 10 worry When the sheriff visited
the death cell today hc asked Murphy II h.
would like little exercise. suggesting 4
short walk. III it, all the same 10 vou.
sheriff Murphy replied "I'd Ike Ia skip
the rope
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
STERLING BROTHERS ARE
ACQUITTED AT EDINBURG
Especial To The HeraIdJ

eDINBURG, Texas, March 30.-The
jury this afternoon at o'clock brought
in verdict Of not guilty in the cases of
Ed and Will Sterling prominent ranchers
OF Monte Christie. Hidalgo county, who
were charged with the murder of Frank
Warnock. farmer The defendants were
tried together. Both were discharged.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
Receives Many Offers to Supply Equipmen,

Secretary Fred >tarck ,ssf the Brown
vile Independent SCHOOL, Distdirt j. re-
eeivine sample Of sehSo materials and
furnishings galore since,the word has gone
abrpad That Brownsville IL To build new
high school The latest contribution con
s'sis Of two individua Y school desks and
seats.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
American Soldiers Work
On New Aviation Field
fRy Associated Prass.1

COLUMBUS, y. NJ, March 30.-Several
hundred soldiers are al work today ON ~
new aviation field preparing for the ar
rival of eight new acroplanes 10 be- sent
here.
Lieutenant Correl left today To flv "a
The front. An aero courier expected from
General Pershing's headquarters today
failed to arrive.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
French Unearlh Scheme
To Provide Supplies
To Enemy Submarines

PARIS. March 80 The discovery GA
the Greek island al Corfu ~ an elaborate
organization providing information and
supplies for submarine j. reported IL
Rome dispatch to-day. Forty person. IN
elndsne the keeper al large hotel. were
arrested aud wil hs removed To France
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
''''sssssssssssss,
THE WEATHER FoRrcAsy

me Following weather forecast "a
NO, ,"e 'o~er gulf states and the Mas,e
valley . lsSncsi BY the United e,s.se
Ton,''h, out'"a NJ New Orleans:
.1, 'on'en' i"'r' Friday fair. colder.
'n"a'rate ,'a'. 4" gentle Sontherls Wind.
smiling 7" norihwcsterIv
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
Killed on Railroad Track.

DATNGERFIELD. Texas. March 3d.
Tom Frazier, - years old of Avineer
wa killed bv Missouri. Kansas 4 Tex
~ freight tram near here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30

WASHINGTON, u. C.. March 3o.--The
immediate purchase of eiehi aeroplanes TO
~ sent at once to General Pershing was
euthorixed BY the war department today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30
:, Local Weather 0bserva,Iec.

,,,,;' '"e following local xeatber vLser.
ea',,n'. S' :. covering ibe 2i-hour psr,sJ
.pu'"s n I .. a., today. ar fnrr;.h~J
at Fort Brown. f '"ss''r'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30

FL PASO. Texas. March s0.-arn~ral
John j. Psr~hing has projected long aud
relentless campaign in the hunt for Villa.
a chase that mny last many weeks before
the bandit l. run - earth.
This information was gained here today
from military men who made no secret NJ
their belief that Villa had slipped through
the Gordon of Carranza troops and Amrrsl
can soldiers.
Mexican officials today said they had na
information ~ ~ the whereabouts of Villa.
\ report that Villa raidcd Santa Toms y.
south of NnmIaupa. was current. here to-
dav. but J. unconf-mcd. Neither General
Gavira III .Inarez I'll Mexican Consul Ger.
cia here had any news ~ the report and
they did not credit IL.
Carranza Grants Permit 10 Use RalIrpad.
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. March 30--Onr
of the army'> most serious problems ,n
hunting Villa was solved when Cnrranr.
granted the request ~ the state d%nart
ment for use "a the Mexico Northwestern
railway for the transportation of snn,.i,..
to the American troops IN the field. The
road To be used on a commercial ha~,sn "
This means that all service will H. nn..I
Tor M regular rates. II J. assumed fhar
General Funston will bcgin The shipment IA
supplies tomorrow. The state department
H. continuing the negotiations uith Car
rama Tor IN agreement on al auesti.-,.
~ ISSue. War department officials wer..
greatly relieved over the removal ~ a..
necessity for continuing the operation .T
motor truck trains over the dessert. nt
hcIalS sand there wnnlh w. nn hns,. N,
working ont details 1T The propa@-d y.r..
focol between che two governments whn.h
apparently are IiIarcord on the main ,uem.
tion of captnrinHRNilla.
a. was the ease when American t....,,.
crossed nj" Mexi~o m pnrsnif of g~r.ni
mos Apache outlaws years ago the t.ru.,
agreement may not be completed until IA.
expedition has completed its purpa~e I,
VIII serve. however. a. a legal ha~.4 s.,r
The adjustment ~ an claims arisirr .... M.
,he n>e OF American troops to pursue Yin.
:" mexico Inc agreement j. nndpr~fu...l ".
nave another object. Carransa ha. go
ihat nc desires 49, perfection a. a a.a,....
ana mnd'ns understanding with ,be r.;,-l
STATES which he can show his neanl. ".
support of the statement that No sovrv.'.'
rights ~ his country have heen s,...-,.-
ed or violated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-03-30

''''ss.ssssssysysss'
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-11
The Pot VS.. The Kettle.

TIC Coloul was back In his old
form Mhen he spoke in the circus tent
At ,attio creek last Saturday. AS we
ecuuned the labyrinthine sentences OF
his speech We could almost see his
enenohed teeth. ruddy countenance,
ana rammering fist Thole is but
on, man in the country who excels
him rs phrase-maker Woodrow
Wilson. II cannot he denied that T. r.
turned loose some red hot metal when
he flung at the President expressions
of his characteristic coinage as when
he accused the latter of teaching the
doctrine that we "ean avoid duty by
the simple process Of drugging our
souls with the narcotic Of meaningless
pbrasemonserinE" He added that
Wilson substitutes "adrot eloeution
Tor straightforward action"
One Of BE main charges laid at the
Wilson door by the Colonel is that
Inc Presidears course on the recent
eieht-har day for railroad labor act
did not square with his ROAD ccnvic'
lions. SAID he Colonel: THE Presi-
dent is now a candidate fer office and
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-11

We doubt very seriously IL there is
another port on either the Atlantic OF
the Gulf coasts the size of Bruins
wick and of the importance Of Bruins
wick that does not have steamer ser
vice to New York or Boston We
ought to have II and We are CONVINCED
that with tho right sort Of effort we
can get it. Tho Board Of Trade ought
10 take the matter up aud put some
real ginger Ia the movement
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-11

speaks wen Of labor. Untn he be-
came a candidtte for office and as
long rs he @ss PRESIDENT Of a Uniyers-
ity. he with entire safety, ignored or
assailed the Labor Unions. Indeed. he
was then their bitter ungenerous, and
often unjust critic" The former
President then asserts that Wilson,
in 1915. publicly declared that Labor
Unions drag the highest man to the
level Of the lowest" In 1907, he said,
in speaking Of the capitalists. There
is another equally formidable enemy
to equality and betterment of oppor-
tunlty and that is the class formed by
The labor organizations and leaders Of
this country"
The Colonel Is Of the opipjon that
there is no reason 20 believe that his
(Wiison'sb convictions changed" but
he :, Gets that the President h3s
changed his mind on other problems.
When at Princeton, Prof. Wilson said,
with reference 10 w. J. Bryan, "Woeid
that We could by some means at once
dignified and effective knock him into
cooked hat" but after Bryan's hero
ic work in turning the tide for Wilson
at Baltimore Mr.. Wilson's opinion
changed. and it was Mr.. Bryan who
was selected for the seat at the Pre-
s-dent's right hand at the Cabinet
table. Then Mr.. Wilson radically ait
cred his view OF the initiative. the
referendum and the recall
The world would wag along very
slowly if we did not accord to our
selves the right to change our minds
Our greater statesman have in great
er or less degree been guilty OF the
charge Of Inconsistency John C. Cal
houn changed his mind on the great
internal improvements question.
Change is essential to progress. AS
the Romans put il in centuries ago.
"the times change, and we change
with them" Take Col. Roosevelt
himself The very night that he was
elected President in 1904, he gave out
a statement declaring that he would
never be candidate for the Presi.
dency again, but in 1912 he changed
his mind and ran for a third term
a third cup Of coffee" as LymaD
Abbott regarded it. Woodrow Wilson
has changed his position on several is.
sues. no doubt, but Theodore Roose,
welt is not the proper man to take him
10 task.
Roosevelt is synonym for political
inconsistency. His record is honey
combed with reversals of opinion. a.
the number and the rapidity of his
evolutions, the Colonel is the master
somersault artist Of modern Ameri-
can politics. He is the Pot who'd
better not talk about the Kettle.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-11

That Georgia pitcher with the
Brooklyn aggregation played in hard
lunck on Monday However, he is
among the really great twirlor& and
has made a great record for himself
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-11

The Florida Democracy needs a real
lcadcr 1t has acted IN bad faith with
IT'S party nominee aud it has SO diyid
ed the partly that q good clean. Re
publican would have little trouble
winning the goyernorship on Nevem
Der T.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-11

The New York Herald tries TO be
fair in It's straw vote campaign hut
it finds it nard job and it actually
mas to give it up. It does confess,
however, thai III the present DRIFT
continues until November Z. Wilson
viii win, Il also dlsabuses the mind
OF the Hughes people that they have
anything like a landslide coming. In.
deed. il there is landslide, It won't
be hi Hughes direction.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-11
The Souih's Progress.

/ Southern development enterprises
reported during the past week were
numerous and they include many re
curing large investments, says the
Manufacturers Record These range
from s4.OOO,0Oo fer a grain elevator az
Baltimore to $25O.0O0 for building adj
ditions to a limostone-products mill in
West Virginia. Practically every phase
Of industrial activity is represented in
the announcements, all detailed in to.
days Manufacturers ecord.
The s4.OOO.OOO grain elevator for
Baltimore is to be built by the Penn
sylyania Railroad and win have q
capacity Of more than S,00O.0 900 bush
els OF grain. Il will be OF fireproof
construction and include facilities for
loading and unloading five ocean
steamships at one time. unloading
twenty cars at one time, etc. A big
expenditure for improvements is that
decided upon by the Norfolk and
Western Railway. which viii invest
s. 900 600 for building additions 10
shops. constructing freight station,
buying locomotives and cars, etc, at
Roanoke Funds for future improve
ments by the Pine Bun (ArkJ Com
pany will be provided by increasing
capital to the extent Of 100000 for
electric light and and water and rail
way systems. A 100000 expenditure
is reported proposed by the Western
Maryland Railway for buildings, ma
chinery, etc, to construct and repair
mil cars at Cumberland. Md. Build
ings costing $4,000 will be erected,
machinery costing 100000 will be in
stalled at Baltimore by the Cocoanut
products Corporation Of New York,
the plant TO have a daily capacity Of
1875 tcna of cOpra. The Penn Marv
Steel Company, Sparrows Point, Md,
which awarded contracts some days
ago for constructing 240 additional
coke ovens, ordered a plant 10 re
cover benzol from these $40 ovens and
from the 100 ovens it is now operat-
ing. Peanut oil. peanut cake stock
feed, etc. viii be manufactured in
$500 600 plant which the American
Peanut Company, Of Fort Worth pro
poses TO build The Texas Resources
Development Company, Chicago, is
considering plans at Texas City. A, d.
Wolyin, OF Minneapolis, is president,
and among the directors are John II.
Kirby. Of Houston and II. b. Moore,
OF Texas city II is understood that
the corporation contemplates invest
ing several million dollars for iron
mining. iron and steel manufacturing,
etc, to develop a steel industry at
tldewater in Texas
Today's Manufacturers Record pre-
sents some interesting figures denot-
ing the progress Of the southern cot
ton manufacturing industry during
the past three months. During July,
August and September there~were &c.,
GSS spindles and 1896 looms announc
cd for installation, the Investment re-
quircd being $9.4G7,2O0 Ten enarg
ing mills are expanding $214o,i0O of
the amount named. From January list
to September 30th the installations
reported total 3$2,S20 spindles and
4,357 looms, the Investment aggregat
ing $S.320.5 500 These figures indicate
that southern cotton manufacturers
are enabling tn South to consume
greater portions # its cottonl crop
from vear to yoar.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-11

ANY INDUSTRIOUS man may devote
his time tp god advantage selling
priced tires. Tho Cut Rate Tire
business is a money maker. 80 3
non-sliid castings at S52S. Small CAPT
tal required. Better write men about
IL at once. Address r. p. James, l7S9
Broadway. New York city. 10 Is
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-11

rs Congressman Kent OF California
gays 'tac.c are more farmers and la
borers than there are bank presidents
and the former are going 10 see to it
that Wilson is elected on November Z.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-11

The Republican party viii find out
two things Oh the night of November
2. one OF them Is that they cannot
buy the office OF President Of the Uni
ted States; the other is that the Amer
lean people are not fools.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-11

Former Mayer Fitzgerald of Boston
of rEyangeline" samc is a candidate
aghinst senator Lodge and he is put.
ting up very lively fight For the
first time in his life Henry Cabbot
lodge is fighting hard TO save his
political entity.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-11

It has been revealed that only one
submarine did all of that damage on
Sunday In these circumstances IT
must be confessed that the crew must
have been pretty busy for u few hours
az least,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-11

They say THAI William j Bryan is in
the campaign for Wilson. If 50 he
like him.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-10-11

Glyn7 County.
City Of Brunswick.
United States Court, Southern Dis
trict Of Georgia, for ten countie5.
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The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-29
KEOKUK ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Kelles attended,
the celebration in Fort Madison on
Friday, September %.
Mesdames W. A. Frye, w. L. Green.
L. Wilson and F. D. Bland attended
the celebration in Fort Madison on
Friday Of last week.
Mr.. Ralph Tebeau left on Monday
of this week to resume his studies at
Howard university, Washington, D. c.
This is Mr.. Tebeau's last year 1T the;
university.
Mesdames ]. Freeman and G. u.
Coleman and the latter's daughters,
Madah and Marie Lewis, attended the
celebration in Fort Madison on Friday
of last week. u.
Miss Letha johnson is home, after.
an extended visit in Chicago.
Messrs. w. A. Frye and Charles
Owens will give dance at Cameron's
hall Thursday, October 5th.
Miss Ruth E. Bland will leave on;
Sunday to attend the Iowa State.
Teachers college at Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Reliance lodge, No. 1859, and House
hold Of Ruth, 1T, held a joint meet
ing in behalf of the delegates. Re-
freshments were served.