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San Jose Mercury Herald
Thursday Morning, April 28, 1921.

Daughter is Born as Soldier Goes to Camp


Fremont, May 27 -- There are many sad features in
connection with departure of soldiers for cantonments,
but perhaps the saddest was that of Cleo Smith, who left
here Saturday. While he was enroute to the station with
other selects, Smith's wife gave birth to an eight pound
daughter at the home of her parents. The news was not
told the father until he reached the station. Then it
was too late for him to make a hurried tirp to get
mother and child, before leaving for Camp Taylor.

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(Picture of Rev. Harris)
(Caption:  Rev. Bertha J. Harris)

who is with the Stephens Evangelistic party, now engaged
in conducting a great tabernacle meeting in Bellevue.
Mrs. Harris will preach in the Clyde Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning, Nov. 14 at 10 o'clock. She is a
wonderful woman with a great message. Be sure and hear
her.

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