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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
TEACHERS NOW ON
RICHMOND ROLLS
Enrolment in the Public Schools
Over 15,Ooo--Dates for Com.
meneements.

The thirtyssix Washington ward
teachers were Thursday night placed
on the pay roll Of the City Department
By ths School Board.
superintendent Chandler reported
II. 1874 pupils enrolled in the city's pub
lie day schools. with 5ss In the night
schools.
The dates Tor the seversi commence.
ments we're nxed a. follows.
John Marshall High School in the
High Schoi auditorium, June 18th.
washtnktons ward High School. In
Leader halt. June 18th.
Armstrong High School teolofed).
June 18th.
Tho annual recognition Of the beard
rBsuited II the re-eiectlnn OF ChsirmAu
ESei and Clerk Charles waiford.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29

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Virginia EAtS. WAfhaAr te-hieht. HAts
utd6y partly cloudy Aud warmer
North Carolina: FAtS. warmer TO-
nseht ana eAtufdAy,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29

meaner, and upon oopviction thereof
In any court OF competent Jurisdiction.
shall be liAbls to q fine therefor in q
sum NOT 10 sxteed twenty five dollars,
with costa. In the discretion Of the
court" aJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29

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coupon ana bring with sh0eGs
Apf1l 30th. We can no< -
them a. this special pT3eA
dies u soIes related % 80
pafr served; best Ieathef- 49,
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
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tSA0 W month, 10 North Zard 81,
DUGh Acusse n excellent order.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
PRIZE F|GHTn cHAReED
WITH SHOOTING JOCKEY
William Woodberry in Serious
Condition from Ballet Wound
in Stomach.

BALTIMORE. MD.. April as.--wn-
liam wsedberry. ~ years DID. o. coiuAn-
bus. Ohio, q stssrischkSs Jockey. rad.
Ing fst the stables u Carter Hail u
Pimlieo. Is at thA UAitsfstty Hospital
in critical eendi&isn with . bullet
wound In his abdomen. Gus Gardner,
6 phiiadeiphia prise A9nter. 10 under
arrest, but olaimA that Woodbury. shot
~ shYot,nx occufr.a eAr,y to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-03
TALK OF The TOWN
4 general maTkdown at Abbott's.

4 general markdown at Abbott's.
G. G Peake IS spending d few days
with friends ii underhill
Misc Nellie sadlior visited friends IL
burlington over sunday
If you wish to be in style, get
STANDARD pattern At Perry's.
Mr. ard Mrs. b Sartalls returned
Saturday night from q weeks yasit II
Boston.
Peter Smith Of Montreal visited al the
home Of his brother Donald smith, over
sunday
Mr. ard Mrs. George VI. Lander re-
turned to-day from d visit with friends
in Burlington.
Al those wishing 70 play for Clan
Gordon ii the eribbage tournament are
asked to he at tho tlan rooms Ibis even
ing At seven oelock.
Mr and Mrs. Z q huntington q
pittsfeld N f., visited at the hame
81 Mrs. Huntingion's mother, Mrs Mary
A Downie Of Merchant street, yssters
day.
Mrs Fred W Bancroft returned sat-
urday night from trip which included
visits il New York. Washington IalNs
vile, Ohio, and various points il Virginia
and West Virginia.
The fire department was notified at
six o'clock last evening Of q chimney fire
n the four tenement house On Brooklyn
street owned 81 Alex. BRUCE. a hand
chemical was taken to the house and the
FIRE extinguislsed with to damage
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-03
wILLIAMsTowN.

Special meeting Of Summit lodge, No
I04 f. and A. NJ, Wednesday evening
january s. Work, g. a. degree. All
master Masons in good standing cordial
III invited Refreshments after work.
J q Pirie w NJ.
The week 81 prayer win Be observed
with union meeting at me N. p.
church tomorrow (IHesdayl evening,
and meetings at the Congregational
church Wednesday and Thursday event
inaa. The hour of meeting viii be 1880,
ID each case.
Much sympathy IS felt for Randall
Wood in the fresh accident that hos be-
fallen him. The leg which had hardly
recovered from the FIRST break, has now
been broken ia another place. TIE has
been taken TO the hospital
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-03

Cabinets and racks for holding
best gold plated goods Checker
ids Brushes and Stripping Pencils.
les. COnle in and sec for your
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-03

Hebrew Wedding at Eagles Hall Last
Night. Fire at H. J. M. Jones Place.

Hebrew Wedding at Eagles HAN Last
Night Fire at H. J. M. Jones Place.
The marriage 81 Miss Gussie Good
man, who came from Russia about six
months ago, and Morris Rocovitz Of this
city wos solemni2ed last night 10
Eagles hall. Almost the whole Hebrew
population Of the city WAS in attend
anea. The ceremony WIS performed by
Rev Israel Rosenberg Of Burlington,
rabbi Of the state, assisted by Rev a.
Mowsoyitz and Rev G. Brodie Of Mont
peler. They we're married under a cam
opY. Music was furnished by an
orchestra and dancing was enjoyed. Mr..
and MRS Rocovitz left for weeks
wedding trip ii Montreal. Rabbi Ros-
enberg urged upon the Hebrews present
the building Of synagogue in this city.
A small blaze in the house Of Il. J. NJ.
Jones On East state street called out
the firemen yesterday, but It was put
out By the use of hand extinguishers,
after only $50 damage had been done.
It was caused b. defective chimney
III basket bah game Saturday
night. The Dlontpelier high school de-
feated the Nofthfeld high school by q
score 81 Is to s. For Mortified, Stone
and Holland did the best work, and Tor
Montpelier the features we're Cullen's
shooting and Bucks blocking.
The Montpelier Gun club held a shoot
Saturday afternoon ID honor Of q, p.
Bartlett, formerly of This city and now
OF Ann Arb0r Mich. lie was presented
sienet ring md in the evening an IN
formal reception was rendered him Nv
the club
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-03
Skirts

Price is what counts in these Skirts
and it will we'll repay any lady to buy
one eve.< if only wanted for next seasons
wear
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-19
SOME CLASS TO
 BILL AT THE MOON

Mabel Elaine, in a character sketch, act will feature for the last three days of the week at the Moon Theater. The other act entitled "The Fisherman and the Eccentric Frog presented by Jerome and Jerome. will also be a prominent feature. The latter act has been eomplimented throughout the country as one of the most amusing and comical on the vaudeville stage. The management of this popular play Iouse is complimenting itself on se- curing this feature for it is expected to prove a drawing card for the house. Miss Elaine is a charming young sing CT and has an act that is pleasing from start to finish. One of the best hills ever presented has just closed at this theater. The feature was the juggling of the Kins-Ners company. This was one of the best juggling acts ever seen in the city. It will be in- teresting to many music lovers to know that more numbers have been added to the orchestra of this playhouse. The pictures shown are as usual of the highest type.
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NEW BILL AT
 ORPHEO TODAY

It is with much regret that Key holds, the great yodler, leaves the Or rheo theater today, but two fine acts for the last three days of the week have been secured to take his place. These acts are some of the highest class on the road and it is with satis- faction that the management an- nounces the change of program. "A Mail Order Wife, presented by the Grace Cummings Company, is to be feature of the bill, beginning this af- ternoon. This act is said to be ov- erflowing with comedy stuff, and the title guarantees a funny sketch. Burt Howard in his act "A House Upside Down., is one of the greatest and most amusing juggling acts on the stage. In this act the principal fea- ture is the juggling of bed room set hy MT. Howard along with no small amount of comedy stuff as side line The usual pictures will be shown with music by full union orchestra.
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OFFICIALS WILL
 MEET TOMORROW
Stockholders ci Memphis, Paris and Gulf Railro~ . Will Hold Import.
 ant Conference at Nashville.

Nashville, May 1S.-The stockhold- CTS of the Memphis, Paris & Gulf railway will hold an important meeting in this city tomorrow at which the future name of the road and the route eastw,lrd will be de- cided upon.
 At this meeting the matter of in- creasing the capital stock of the road to s6,200000 will be decided upon. and the proposition to change the name of the road from the Memphis, Paris & Gulf, to the Memphis, Dallas & Gulf, will also be acted upon. The Troposition will probably be unani- mously adopted by the stockholders.
 The matter of the probable east ward route of the line through Ark ..nsas will be another important mat ter to be settled Two routes are under consideration.
 For the southern route the cities
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-19
PRESIDENT TAYLOR
 WANTS TO RETIRE

According to an announcement made hy Hon $. M. Taylor, president of the directors of the school district for Pine Bluff yesterday, he will not be ,l candidate for reelection at the an- nual school election, May 21, when his term expires with that of F. l.. DiI- ley. MT. Taylor has been member of the board for about fourteen years, and greater part of that time he has held the presidency. Mir. Taylor's reasons for retiring are that he bus been on the board long enough and that 1t is time for some other citizen to be given the place. The patrons of the schools will regret very much to see MT. Taylor retire, for he has proven to be valuable as counsel for ihe members and a leader in the im- provement of the school system in the city. During Mir. Taylor's time on the school board many noted improve ments have been made. such as the building of the new High School, at g cost of $100,00O; the erection of the First Ward and Lakeside buildings and Improvements on the Merrill and Sixth avenue school buildings It is expected that the voters will urge MT. Taylor to remain on the board.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-19

Stella Senyard and Mrs. Wolf have gone to Little Rock, to attend the Elks convention and visit for a few days.
 Mrs. J. H. Eddins left yesterday morning for Monticello where she will be the guest of her sister. Mrs. Ed Harwell whose husband is i'll.
 Sherrill Claud Norton of Lincoln county, passed through the city yes terday morning en route to his home at Star City, from brief visit in Lit tie Rock.
 MT. and Mrs. o. Poole returned yesterday afternoon from Ferrid,ay La, where they have been the guests Of their son and wife, Mr and Mrs. Orval Poole. for few days.
 Mrs. J. A. Perdue returned yester- day afternoon from Tynertown. Miss. one hundred miles from New Orleans where she was the guest of her hus- band for several weeks. Mr Perdue is constructing a railroad in the state.
 Mrs. W. c. McBryde left last night for Jenesboro, to be the guest of her brother, w. s. Stroud. for about two weeks. MT. Stroud has been here at tending the Knights of Pythias con- vention and he returned last night with Mrs NIcRride
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-19
GOOD SHOW AT
 ELKS THEATER

The bill this week at the Elks Theater is one of the best ever seen at that house There is always an artistic arrangement in the attrac- tions at this house which is pleasing to the patrons. The management ln- troduces a new variety of acts week. ly and all are always up-to-date. The bill this week includes, Miss Lucille Langdon, Ross and Kramer and Two Joeres. This bill offers a grea var iety of stuff. Miss Langdon, the clever comerienne, does singing act with changes of costumes, which is one of the best of it's kind ever seen in the city. The little lady has q good voice and beautiful costumes combined. The two Joeres, in comedy Dutch act, is 3 big feature on the bill. presenting new jokes and q number of the latest songs. The
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Garrett Ho'wsen was in Little Rock yesterday.
 Mrs. A. D. Foster, left yesterday af- ternoon for brief visit in Little Rock
 J. s. Mcdonnell, of Altheimer, was in the city yesterday on business.
 Col. M. W. Taggart is in Little Rock the guest of his daughter, Mrs. I. P. Shelby.
 Mrs. Laura Springer and children are visiting on Cache Prairie, near Stuttgart.
 Mrs. T. H. Collier, of Altheimer, was in the city yesterday the guest of relatives and friends. MT. and Mrs. Alex Perdue leave i Tuesday for Hot Springs, to spend a few weeks visiting.
 Ed. McCorkle, editor of the Star at Hope, has been attending the Knights of Pythias convention in this city.
 United State Senator Jeff Davis, of Little Rock, was in the city yesterday morning, but returned home on the early train.
 Mrs. H. B. Allspaugh and little son of Stuttgart, are in the city visiting MT. Allspaugh, who is at present working here.
 Mrs. H. B. Solmson returned yes terday afternoon from Camden where she has been the guest of relatives for several weeks.
 E J. Bloom left yesterday afternoon 1 for Memphis, on a business trip, af- ter which he will go to Oklahoma City ;! to spend q few weeks.
 Miss Louise Belcher, of Little Rock connected with the Guaranty Title Co.,, has returned to that city after a brief business visit in this city.
 Mrs. J. H. Ancrum leaves this morn ing for Little Rock, where she will be the guest of her mother, Mrs. George w. Byington, for few days.
 Mrs. Jack Bernhardt, of Dumas, ar rived in the city yesterday afternoon to join her husband who attended the K. of P. convention here.
 Metellus Lycurgus Gallagher left yesterday afternoon for Little Rock to attend the Elks convention. He will return home Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs Fred Senyard, Mrs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-19
EMERGENCY HOME
 FOR PINE BLUFF
Salvation Army Officials to Organize Corps and Establish Headquarters
 in This City.

An emergency home and headquar- ters are to be established in Pine Fluff by the American Salvation Ar my by Captain l.. A. Odom and B. T. Cover, divisional officers for Arkan- sas, Tennessee and North Carolina, who arrived in the city yesterday and held their first street meeting here .ast night. It is their intention to organize a Salvation Army corps in this city, which will be placed in charge of Captan R. D. Watts and wife, of Hattiesburg, Miss, who will be called here as soon as the corps is perfected. They will be assisted by Lieutenant Crawford, of Cranes boro, Ala, who will come to this city within the next few weeks.
 Captain Odom stated yesterday that he is looking around for suitable location and will open the emergen- cy home immediately. At this home it is planned to furnish food and provisions for destitutes and the u1l- employed and to secure labor for men and women desiring employ ment. Daily religious services will also be held at the home.
 Captain Odom and Captain Cover have been in the Salvation Army work for some years and come here highly recommended in that field of labor. They have established emer- aency homes all over the south and organized many branches of the or g;anization. It is believed they will meet with a general support here as the Salvation Army work has never , been permanent in this immediate section.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-19

along the line have pledged the fol- lowing amounts Philadelphia, $60,000, Dewitt, $25,000, Helena $50,00O, Pine Fluff, $100,O0O.
 On the other proposed route the following cities have been interested to raise bonuses: Amity $15,000, Hot Springs, $10,O00; Little Rock, $100,- coo. Meetings have recently been held at Hot Springs and Amity, but enthusiasm does not seem to be very high at those places.
 J. w. Henderson a prominent stockholder and officer stated that he wants to see the road completed from Memphis to Dallas within the next two years.
 J. w. Bishop, secretary of the road stated today that there was nc reason why the work should not be- gin at once or as soon as the route was definitely settled Financial mat ters are in condition to begin and officials are anxious to begin the work of construction on this line
 which means so much to Arkansas.
 FOR SALE-A room modern cot. tage on corner lot 8 blocks from
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-19
Little Rock Visitors.

Mesdames s. Gersman F. Yout Sid Mayer, nave Lubin, Fred Rossner, Sol Bilheimer, c. A. Roth, William Bales Morris Lattner and Sakolsky, of Lit tie Rock were in the city yesterday attending the convention of the Knights of Pythias, with their hus- lands. While here they were en- tertained by their friends in the city and were guests at the ''Dokey" ban quet last night at the Hotel Jefferson. Miss Ruth Bartlett, daughter of B. w. Bartlett, grand keper of records of seal, is also being entertained here by friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-19

Flowers have gone to rest"
 9-Chorus, The Garden of Flow
 ers'-(G.orden of Flower sso Fair)
 Chorus-Mesdames w. D. Ferguson, (. J. Lake, T. E. Adlms. Lutie Mont somery, J. k. Ledbetter, Hinton Fer suson, J. B. A. Johnson. Clifton Dan- cy, Walton Seymour, John Sanders, L. D. Lifts, Mrs. F. w. Bocaee accom- panist
 Mlsses-Ethel Clements, Fannie Harding, Marion Sandeforl Ethel schloss, Lucy Hearn Broadstreet lnez Shannon, Louise Bridses, Jessie Whyte.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-19
Main st, on west Barraque. Can give terms. Price $4,300.00 c. s. McNew
INSTALLS CLOCK IN
 NEW COURT HOUSE

F. A. ArnOId, Watchmaker for the local jewelry firm of R. H. Stearns and Company, left yesterday for Sheridan, where he will spend several days installing a large town clock in the dome of the new Grant county court house, which was recently er- ected in that city by Monk and Ritch- ie, local contractors. The clock was ordered through Stearns and Com pany and is said to be one of the fin- est every brought to this section.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-19

feature of the bill is reached in the act of Ross and Kramer, in one eff the fastest dancing acts ever seen in tht city. The dancs~s have ne0 steps which are amaziu@, ,and during their act get off number of jokes and songs. New pictures and excel lent music are offered at each per farmance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-19

Rev. !, r. Rogers, cf Roe Ark, is in the city and is preaehina for Rev. W, W. Nelson. pastor of the lIawlcy Memorial church, tais week during the hig revival meeting. Interest con tinues t2 grow i'll the meeting. and ;ll are enthusiastic in carrying it on The attendance has been exception
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euiors to Gather.

Tuesday afternoon the Senior Class the High School will gather at the bme of Miss Leinard Byrd, on Lake |de for jolly time before the part l lo of the graduates. Many mem Irs of the class have been school otes for number of years and in ktor life the fond memories of past kbool days will be cherished by em The affair at the home of Miss Erd will be very formal, but the class Ii11 gather for a glorious good time
 d they will doubtless realize their {pectatiols.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-19
my home No. 1909 South Cherry street. Mrs. F. E. Cherot
DANCE

The first dance of the season will be given at Forest Park Friday ev- ening, May 27, 1910. Music will be furnished by Smiths Orchestra. All are invited to attend and will be as- sured good time. 5-18-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-19
and Concert Tonight.

The closing concert or grand con- It by the Musical Coteries, will be en this evening at S:30 o'clock, at Temple. Much interest is cen ed on the attraction on account of being the final concert of the sea- After the concert the coterie Il disband for the summer. The Sgram is announced and includes be of the finest local talent of the The following program has n arranged:
 EOrgan solo, March Militaire Rgler)-Mrs. F. B. Renfrow. EQuartette, Overture to Semir- de"-Mrs. Seymour, Mrs. Scott, ses Alma and Edna Langford. EVocal solo, selected-Eugene Fns.
 EPiano solo, Spinning Song" bgner)-Miss Julia Williams. EVocal quartette Medley of thern Airs '-Mesdames Hinton guson, c. J. Lake, and Montgom- and Miss Fannie Harding. EDuo for two pianos "Belisaro''- E. w. Bocage, Mrs. J. I. Nor Vocal solo, selected-James oding.
 Part II Cantata NJ ' Garden of Flowers-Denza. .=e.- "The Moon.'' 7 rise up, this happy moon l .1liet, "The Lark and the Night le' (The Larke has a song of |ect Joy)-Miss Broadstreet, Mrs. Euson.
 Trio, White Butterfly, White Ferfly wandering the garden thro'' ss Broadstreet, Miss Harding,
 Lake.
 Alto solo Lovely Rosebuds'' pvely Rosebuds Wet With Dew
 Ethel Schloss.
 Chorus, Summer Freezes Over hills, and over the plains.''
 Soprano solo and Chorus, "The
 From flower to flower, each en hour'-Mrs. Ferguson and tus.
 Mezzo Soprano solo "Oh Hap Streamlet" Lucy Hearn
 dstreet.
 Chorus, Good Night. The Weary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-19
Ii yiye Club.

ii Tive CIuD. The Oui Vive Club will meet this +ernoon with Mrs. John D. Will
 urne, at her home on West Sixth
 enue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-19
|niors to Feast.

ks a farewell to High School days, Senior Class, which will receive blomas at the annual commencement hrcises to be held soon, will indulge
 feast Saturday evening at the kh SchOOl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-19

FOR SALE-A room modern cot tage on corner lot 8 blocks from
Arizona republican., 1910-04-28
NOTES OF NEWS.

MT. and Mrs. Wesley Hill were down from GOldfield yesterday
 A telegram from Douglas yesterday morning was to the effect that the Woods baby was not expected to live
 The Arizona Honey exchange has let Q contract to Charles Murphy for tie construction of a 30x50 warehouse near the site of the old P. & E. depot. Suf- ficient ground for the building was re- gently purchased from the Tempe Land and Improvement company and Inc raiiiuad company has agreed to run a spur a necessary distance. The warehouse will be built of brick and will be a substantial affair.
 The Woman's Mission circle of the Baptist church will meet next Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. George Poll.
 The Good Templars are planning a hayrack Iide for tomorrow night
 A number of Tempe knights attend ed the regular meeting of the Tempe Knights of Pythias Tuesday evening.
 The ladies of the Baptist church will have a sale at the Hodnett store on Saturday: All friends are asked to help hv making their purchases there and then.
 Brown and sam Warner are serving this week in Phoenix on the trial jury.
 The Arizona Mercantile company has just received one of the largest ship ments of lace ever brought to Tempe