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Evening journal., 1910-08-30
COMMITTEES FOR
CHURCH CARNIVAL
East Side MethOdiStS Work.
ing Hard to Make Big
A Show a Success
ILL MEET TONIGHT
TO PERFECT PLANS

AT the meeting Of the general com
mittee in charge OF the carnival for
the benefit of Scott NJ. n. Church. sub
committee were appointed All com
nlttees Will meet at the church this
evening. The committees follow:
General committee. H. Bartlett,
X p Turner, p. II. Overdeer, ]. C..
Cfossley and Charles Morford
Decorating committee. H. Grant
land, RAYMOND Dean, George Bailey,
Charles Morford. Mrs. w. S. Morris,
Mrs w O. Morton. Mrs. j. n. Seal
and Mrs. G. n. Bailey.
Ticket committee. II. Bartlett. w
S, Morris. Carlton Bryan. Disston
Jacobs. W. +. Drummond and Leroy
Beatty.
Publication committee.-AlfredG Gil
bert
Booth committee-W. b. Todd. A.
r. Overdeer. J. ID. Con. Gootee Stev-
ems. w s. Morris. l.. T. Grubb. J. r.
Hall, William Morton Raymond Dean,
Howard Davis, w II. Grantland.
Charles Morris. Charles Hahn, George
NJ Bailey and p. II. Overdeer.
Light committee.-E. p Turner. J.
G Crossley and Walter Cooper.
rMusic mmittee.-Clarence Hanna
and Albert McCreary.
Automobile Committee &C. p. Har-
vey, J. D. Cor and G. ~ Bailey.
Ice Cream Committee No Nv. B.
Todd, J. e. Hall, Mable Warner Clara
burns. Walter Grand, Charles Davis
aud Charles Hahn.
Ice Cream Committee No. Ray
mond Keefer
Ladies' Bazaar Commitete-Mrs. G.
nj. Fisher. Mrs. c. X. Bartlett, Mrs.
Bertha Smith, Mrs. w. d. Cooper. Mrs.
Charles Hoffman, Mrs. p. H. Overdeer.
Mrs. Ella Bryan, Mrs. George Barr,
Mrs. John Parsons. Mrs. b. r. Black
burn, Mrs. Lewis Dickerson, Mrs J. ID.
Cor, Miss Olive Murphin and Miss
eEthel Parsons.
'tCandy Committee.-Sta Standard Bear
ers, in charge of Miss Florence Nor
ton
Lunch Committee Clara
Moon, Mrs. Edward McCarroll, Mrs.
W. F. Drummon9. Mrs. Lewis Legg,
Mrs. Davis Mrs. Mary Lloyd. Mrs.
John Evans, Miss Mary Grubb. Mrs.
Ella McKaig, Mrs Death Mrs. NAL
com. Mrs. e. p. Turner. Mrs Harry
Campbell, Mrs. w. Grantlands Mrs. r
O. Butler and Mrs Roy Hitchens.
bakery V0uucllttsaze 'slrs w r
Brummond, Mrs n. NJ Gilbert. Mrs
John Evans, Mrs. J. y. Hall. Mrs. J
n. Seal. Mrs W. d. Cooper. Mrs. Fer
ris Valentine. Mrs. W. r. Grantland
Mrs. Elsie Griffith Mrs Mary Davis
Mrs. Alexander Morton. Mrs. Charlie
pono. Mrs. W. o. Morton Mrs j.
Davis. Mrs William Houck. Mrs w
G. Koons. Mrs. Mable Brown and Miss
Sallie Phillips.
Japanese Tea Garden Committee. %.
Myrtle Jackson. Mable Cropper Edit
Anderson. Pearl Horner. Edna LEOPOLD
Vera Bacon and Lille Ray.
Novelties Committee Charles
Hahn. Charles Davis. Clarence Davis
Harry Wright, John Peoples. CLARK
l<uhns. Walter Aurand. William Pur.
dy George Vandegrift and Herbert
Smith
y Peanuts Committee.-Eth Calvert
Grace Lloyd. Grace Rono. Lillian
Moore. Emma Brown, Florence Jack
son. Lille Davis. Mary Davis, Ruth
Dickerson and Killena Short
Post ONCE Committee Han
ma. Blanch Grason. Florence Lloyd
Mahlc Warner and Elsie Waller.
Grocery Store Committee.-W G.
Rooms. Harry Williams. Lewis Lemon
Charles Burns. J. c. Crossley. W. W
Jackson. Elmer Grflon. w. S Morris
n G Dean. Bayard Voshell. p. II
overdeer, Joseph Weldin and Jacol
Minker.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
EXPECTING MANY
REEDIES THIS YEAR

One OF the most anxious persons IN
Wilmington over tho reed bird season
is }. NJ. Jester. restaurant keeper. who
each year has his own troubles get
ing reed birds for table use. He said
this morning that he had been in
formed by men who gun for "reedies'
for the purpose of selling them that
there was every prospect Of the sea-
son being good one. as the reeds
this year are large and plentiful
which is said TO be a sign that there
will be plenty of birds.
Louis Koerner and FIVE or six of his
friends will leave Wilmington on
Wednesday evening for the marshes
along the Delaware river. where they
expect TO bag many reed and rail
birds
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
CRAZY WOMAN
WANTED TO KILL
MIR. DOCkStader and Auto
Party Have to Speed to
Escape Her

MS and Mrs. w. l.. Dockstader
have returned from Atlantic City
where they spent the summer. They
left Wilmington in their automobile
and returned in the same manner.
In talking with a reporter of THE
EVENING JOURNAL this morning Mr.
Dockstader told of an experience with
n crazy woman which he did not care
to go through again.
with Mrs. Dockstader and sew
eral OF her relatives" said Mr.. Dock
stader, I'VE were riding through
Pleasantulle. n. j., when a woman
came rushing from house brand
ishing an axe and a revolver. She
was gesticulating wildly in a threat
ening manner We all ducked our
heads and left there at full speed.
I afterwards learned that the woman
had just returned from an asylum
for the insane. It seems that she lost
her reason about the time that the
new Pleasantville road was built and
that she contended that the road be-
longed to her and that she would not
allow trespassing. I do not know
whether she shot the revolver off or
not because | was too busy getting
away from there"
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
NO PASSES FOR
HEALTH OFFICERS
Company Formally Says No;
Board Asks Council for
More Money

At the weekly meeting of the Board
of Health yesterday afternoon a COM
municatiOn was received from the
Wilmington and Philadelphia Traction
Company declaring it to be contrary
to the policy of the company to give
free transportation to the executive
officers of the board. as requested by
the board.
The communication provoked dis
cussion in which the company was
criticised for not giving the executive
officers of the board the same priv
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
LABOR DAY HERE
WILL Be QUIET

There will be no Labor Day cele-
bration in Wilmington on next Mon
day. The Central Labor Union has ar
ranged for no observance Of the day.
and il will be as quiet as Sunday.
OF course, there will be quiet obser.
vance OF the day by some societies and
individuals, and there will he sports
and other diversions, and many out
ings will be enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30

ileges as city patrolmen. 1t was
agreed, however, that it would not be
dignif1ed to further dicker with the
railway company and Secretary NAL
com was instructed to petition Coun-
Gil to include car fare for the execu-
tive officers in the annual appropria-
tion.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
GARBAGE COLLECTOR
SKIPPED WRONG HOUSE

Complaint of decayed garbage col
lecfions in his district was made by
Mr.. Hall. member of the Board of
Health at the meeting at the board
yesterday and 1t was decided to send
a special wagon into the district to-
morrow, deducting the cost from the
contractors bill
Fifteen nuisances we're reported
abated
An invitation to inspect the new
plant of Swift and Company was ac-
cepted.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
New Schedules Being Posted.

The new schedules for the rates or
pay for the trainmen on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad lines east of Pitts
burg and Erie are being posted by
the various division superintendents.
The rates became effective on August
l, and are a result of the recent con-.
troversy between the trainmen and
the railroad.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30

To keep your health sound; to
avoid the ills of advancing years; to
conserve your physical forces for
ripe and healthful old age. guard your
kidneys by taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy.
N. B. Dsnforth, Market and Second
streets. Wilmington Del.'
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
Prom sickness To 4RxceIIent Health"

SO says Mrs. Chas. Lyon, Peoria,
H.. Il found I'm your Foley Kidney
Pills a prompt and speedy cure for
backache and kidney trouble which
bothered me for many months. am
now enjoying excellent health which
I owe to Foley Kidney Pills"
N. 3. Danforth, Market and Second
Sts., Wilmington, Del"
Evening journal., 1910-08-30

Even in Honan city, distant only
two days by rail from Pekin, lump
silver. the same cumbrous currency
that has been used for centuries, is
suIl employed.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30
Coniract Not AMarded.

The contract for the erection Of the
new clubhouse for the General Pulaski
Club has not been given out The bids
we're opened for the $4,000 building
last Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1910-08-30

Next 20 Holland. Finland is the largest
consumer of American -four on tho CON
Evening journal., 1910-08-30

Pure Spices at Aliens
Drug Store, Tenth and Shipley Sts.'
Evening journal., 1910-08-30

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-31
WARNER MERCHANT
 PASSES AWAY
F. M. Champion Suecumbed to Menin- gifts at Davis Hospital After Be ingg in ComatOse State For
 Nearly Four Days.

F. M. Champion, 43 years old. died yesterday morning at 6:30 o'clock at the Davis Hospital where he was taken Thursday for treatment after being brought to this city from his home at Warner. His death was due to meningitis and he was in coma- tose state for nearly four days be- fore his death. The funeral arrange ments have not been completed.
 Mr. Champion is survived by his wife and five children, a brother, Mel- yin ChaMpion, of Rehinlander, Wis, and hisAged father, H. M. Champion. of Warner. Ark. MT. Champion was one of the most prominent and popu- merchants of Lincoln county and was a member of the Champion Mer- camille Company, of Warner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-31
POPULAR ELECTION
 l OF THE SENATOR'S
Wih Bring About Fight in Congress ss When the Amendment is Report. ed by the Judiciary of the
 Senate.

Washington, D. c. Dec. 30.-There
 is a big fight coming on the proposed d constitutional amendment providing for the popular election of senators. The judiciary committee of the senate will present the resoltion on January g, which will not be the original Bris- tow resoaaton, but one that has been dsaEn u, by Senator Raynor, of Mary land. The reactionary senators are planning a fil;buster against the res olution, convinced if it is passed they will lose their seats. The support of the legislatures of thirty-six states will le required for the ratification of tn, amendment, providing it pas ses Congress, and providing also that New Mexico and Arizona are admit ted
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-31
PINE BLUFF ARKANSAS SATURDAY MO1}ING 3

bers, was the White tse, where
 President and Mrs. 7, gave a Christmas dance in nor of their daughter, Helen, and eelr son Rob- ert Taft. y1S M
 A striking feature s the presence there at one timeId three White House debutantes wt had made the,r debuts in the histoE east room, where the dance S given. They were Miss Taft ofcurse, Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longswdb and Miss Ethel Roosevelt, who cab from their home in Oyster Bay espe ally to. attend Miss Taft's dance Three hundred guests were nresent including Kermit Roosevelt, who was also a house guest of his sister, Mrs. Alice Roosevelt birth.
 The famous room was brilliant with myriad of lights of the cut glass handeliers and attractively dec 1ratet of holly and other decorations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-31
JOHNSON GOING
 PACE THAT KILLS
Negro Champion WiM Give Up Thea trical Engagement and Go West For Two Months Rest-Admits
 He is Not in Condition.
International News Special

International News Special
 Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. 30.-Heavy-
 weight champion Jack Johnson is feeling the effect of the pace that kills. Daily dalliances with the grape and it's attendant evils combin- ed with the wearisome grind of stage work, winch has occupied him almost continuously since he won the title, are having a serious effect on the giant black. Johnson himself ad- mits he is far from good condition He intends to rest and recnperate be fore it is too late and with that end in view he is now mapping out two months vacation in California. With in two weeks he will leave for the West and will go into the mountains. All of the early battles have been dis m ssed from the mind of the cham pion. Possibly in March he will con- sider a match, but that depends upon his condition at that time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-31
HOXSEY UP ON
 ENDURANCE RUN Will Make Effort to Break Worlds Record in Wright Machine at Los Angeles
3O,000 SAW FLIGHTS
There Yesterday-lt Was Ladies Day After MichiIin Cup and
 S4,0O0.
International News Special

Los Angeles Cal, Dec. 3O.-Arch
 Hoxsey. who now holds the worlds
 altitude record, will tomorrow make
 an attempt to annex the Michelin cup
 and the rich prize accompanying it.
 Carfyng an extra supply of gasoline
 and oil on his Wright aeroplane Hox-
 sey will leave the aviation field at s o'clock tomorrow morning and en-
 deavor to remain in the air for long
 period and cover a greater distance
 than Farnam and Maurice Tabutau,
 the two French aviators who hold the
 endurance and distance records. Hox- 2ey will have only sixteen hours of grace when he begins this flight for the Michilin cup, which is awarded annually along with a cash prize of $4,000 to the aviator making the long est sustained flight within the twelve months.
 Tn order to win Hoxsey must break the duration record of eight hours and twenty-three minutes, made De- cember IS of this year, by Farnam at Etms. France, also the distance re- cord of 362 miles made today at Buc France, by Maurice Tabutau.
 Ever since the meeting was inaugu- rated Hoxsey has been remaining in the .lsr from one to two and a half hours without the slightest difficulty. Today was ladies day at the aviation field and 30,Q00 people were in atteni- ance, when he 'ascclded 11,474 feet. | Hoxscy this afternoon climbed eo. heighth of 10,575 rect. Owing to un favorable weather conditions he was forced to give up the attempt and de- . cend. Parmlee made a 20 minute foyaga in the, passenger carrying event. Walter Brookins also took up passenger. During the nomb throwing contest Eugene Ely in a Jurtiss biplane, made a score of sev- sn out of possible 25 points He lew around the course several times lr0 the experiment was pronounced a success.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-31
4,O00 MEMPHIANS
 HAVE MEASLES Public Schools May Close For Another Two Weeks to Prevent it's Spread.
HEALTH BOARD ACTS
Asks Board of Education to Keep Schools ClOsed-NO Deaths
 Are Reported.
International News Special


 Memphis, Tenn, Dec. 3O.-Whether the city public schools will remain closed two weeks from next Tuesday is q question that will be decided by the Board of Education at a special meeting tonight. The Board of Health reported to the Board of Edu- cation Friday that there were now not less than four thousand cases of measles in Memphis and to prevent a spread of the disease they recom- mended that the schools be closed for at least two weeks It is believed that this request will be granted by the Board of Education although Secretary Hill is opposed to it. He says the schools had just as we'll be closed for a bad cold as measles, be- cause there have been no deaths re- ported from the disease.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-31
l. W. fTHR|DCE
 OUT OF JAIL Ian Accused of McVay's Murder Makes Bond and
 is Released. E RETURNS HOME
RETURNS HOME
Ag1 Father Comes Here For Him Bond Signed by Drew County
 Men of Wealth.

J,W. Ethridge. who was arrested
 thirt& days ago at h's home at Fall
 BackMiss., by Sheriff Edgar Brew
 ster a charge of assassinating AL
 oert HVay in this city, two years
 ago, ad who has been in the lief
 lerson,ounty jail eyer since, was last
 night eleased from the jail on mak-
 Ing a an thousand dollar bond and
 returne to Wilmar, Ark, his former
 home, scompanied by his father w.
 A. Ethdge. From Wilmar the ac-
 cused m wll return to Fall Back.
 where hSwill again take the manage
 ment of Is business.
 Ethrids's bond was presented to Edgar Bswster late yesterday after noon andfter being approved the de- fendant Vs immediately released rom the ounty jail. His attorney, state Sertor H. K. Toney declared the other ay, after Judge Grace had
 issued vt of habeas corpus for bail that his cent would have no trou- Die In arraging for bail and as soon as the bon was sent to his former home, Dreweounty, it was numerous ly signed bIen of the wealthiest residents ofthat county, including larmers' ba1ers and business men. the Ibndsmem are J. c. McCloy IL. D. Wells, MT. Harris, J. c. Knox, l deofse A. kpX and a MT. Judkins, | the first nand being one of incl wealthlest laq most prominent bus -E ness men antproperty owners off southeast Arimsas. H
 After being eleased from iail hereH MT Ethrldge lnd his father held J brief conferend at Senator Toney,{ oI1lce, later lev5ng the city for Will mar On the nigt Iron Mountain trairf NIT. Ethrldge aied the Graphic to eY tend hls thank to Jailer Jack Hot and and SherA Edgar Brewster ff he many courtkes extended bib turing his imprisonment. He sah ne was glad to heath fresh air agah md his father, n aged man, wis nghly elated ove his son's relea4. lie said he waslgoing to take hh lome to see his mther, who had bebn 'ref stricken sine the young mats lrrest.
 The securing ofbail for his cliht n face of so mth opposition 3ld trong sentiment yhich has resulted nee the arrest ofEthridge, is qtte
 victory for Senate Toney. his r N- e.. Ethridge wha given preltn- ry hearing before Magistrate J.IA. 'raz CT, was bound Fer to await khe ] ction of the Jefferan county grind lry. Since that tne "Doc' lag md, the negro upon whose confesbion hat Ethridge killed NcVay, the Fall | lack merchant was arrested, Ihas { lade another writtenconfessionI in mich he says Ethrida was not kuil- 7 of the crime and tht he had fled" n hinIsto get even with him. The egro said he made tfs false cdhfes- ion forl spitework because EtHidge ad had him arrested ii Arkansas laf- ar he had stolen soms moneyI from i'm in Mississippi and nn away
 [ IL
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-31
FEuNE BURGLAR
 A BIG SUGSS
ieb Away With Three ThOuM Dol.
 ws Worth of Jewelry in lila- helphia HOme-MeWs Like Cat
hi tfnational News Special

Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. Ger nj V town, suburb, has a inc bur gE. Last night he visitedle home of Mrs. Elizabeth Gessfs and t Rough the imitation of ming of a. dE not only escaped but ,ok with I'm $3,000 worth of jewy. The tmily was disturbed by noise on
 e upper floor of the hse. Up- V inspection and witht going hrough the residence theheard the hewing of cat Then ey took it br granted that "Bill'theamsly pet, vas on a rampage. Afteeyeryth'ns Ras quiet again MT. Burar went on lis way. This is the trd time in he past month that the ewing of a amily cat has been folwed by thf discovery of a burglary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-31
HORSEWHIPPED IAN
 MUST LEHE TOWN
International News Speci.

International News Speci
 Meridian, Miss, Dec30.-Mrs. Ma tilda Barnes, 8 membe.of an old Mls- sissippi family, was ,ntenced to 3o days in jail today on charge of as- saulting Harry Belche The woman s father and two brothes were arrested as accessories and snilar sentences imposed. Mrs. Barns publlcy horse whipped Belcher, thealleged dehamer of her character. Atsentences were suspended when theiamily agreed to leave town.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-31
Destroyed by Fire Last Night With Valuable
 Contents.
600 PHONES ARE DEAD
flremen Fought Flames stubbornly- Nearby Residence Damaged
 Two Men Burned.

4 fire that resulted in a $12O0
 loss, with nos osinsurance, destroyed tn; !. mammoth Bluff City Rink building
 Second avenue and Olive street saast night with valuable contents burned away large cable of the
 Southwestern Telegraph and Tele-
 phone Company, leaving six hundred
 phone out of commission in the vest
 ern part of the city; damaged sever al nearby residences and attracted seya-al thousand spectators to the scene.
 one man, George McClean, who is eonnected with the Southern, Con structson Company, of Louisville, Ky, < was badly burned and Wash Sexton "a. negro helper, also sustained pain ssful burns. The men sustained iniur- les Nasn gasoline tank, which was storedaan the north end of the, build s liiY sxploded causing the big fire
 occurred at about 6:30l o,clocks Mr.- McClean and a negrol weressi1N the building drawing some gasolinN A lantern was used bv tbem { tll' anus A7 some unaccountable manner the tank suddenly exploded. MT. Me- Clean AM the negro were badly burn. ga apoHt the face and hands and in an Instant flames spread through the Dulldlng. Screaming for help. Mir McClean ran to the home of Mrs. IT. solmson. at No. 5o2 West Barraoue street. Just across the street from the rlnk building, and gave the alarm Altnough the alarm was sent in i'm med ately over the phone e'Informa- tion was some time in answerine aIoer the call had been given the op- eratof and about five minutes later WITS Garollsna Wolff, at No. 509 West second aveifue. finally got ssInforma- LOT" and the alarm was sent to the < 'lremen. It. was fully seven minutes after the first report was sent into ( 'Centrap' that the firemen received ne alarm. It was stated at the Gen
 
 ral, office Last night that the alarm ( vas sent in as soon as it was received C ut it was some time before results T we're obtained notwithstanding the o tatement of the phone company em- c 1oyes. b Had the fire department reached the i cene earlier it would have been inn sssfbfe to check the flames, for 1oO N ons of hay d a mass of building ma s egia, "a in erecting the office k uiiding of the Citizens Bank, and Q ther ignitable matter, were stored e I the building.
 The rink building was 2enweloped in ames when the firemen arrived and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-31
James s. Hutton, business mana

James s. Hutton, business mana ager for Miss Viola Allen, who will appear in this city next Wednesday, night in "The White Sister, Ppent yesterday in the city making arFange- ments for the appearance of tbe star at the Elks Theater. MT. Hutton ls a brother of the popular "Bill" Hutton of Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-12-31

IL A04uAi Oo ooAd0 'UbOl WOTk De
 fore they finally the fire unde
 control. A cottagust north of tn,
 rink building, uno1psed, owned b, Il Arthur Murray, waalso burning an(
 the roof of "a serlt's house in tn,
 rear of the Solmsolome was ablaze
 Quick work by thdremen prevented
 the spread of thflames, however
 and only slight dage was done to
 adjoining property A humber o1
 windows in the snson residence l were cracked anaouse badly blis- tered from the he
 The fire was st burning at mid
 night last night, ut the fire boys
 remained on the She and kept 1t
 from breaking ouagain. The big rink building haeollapsed, but the fire in the mass building material
 was hard to smoer.
 The old rink Vs formerly one O. the most popuh skating rinks III Arkansas. It wsbuilt several years ago at a cost of bout $6,0O0 by Ar thur Murray, VII carried no insur- ance on it. J I. Hood, contractor, who built the Ciaens Bank building, stated last night that his loss was about $3 800 witlno insurance. He returned at 6:10 b,clock from busi- ness trip to Loukille, Ky, and when he alighted from he train he saw the fire. He had tsk9d with Tracy Mills before his deparfre of insuring the property in the hik building, but told aim to wait unI he returned from louisville. Hesaid he was thinking about the nsurace on the train yes- erday afternoon and intended taking 'ut "a policy ont this morning.
 The hay wal owned by the Vest 'rook Grain Commission Com any and was lot insured. W. fl. Vestbrook plaea his loss at about 800 to $1,000. < The Citizens Light nd Transit C@pany's wires were al- 0 damaged aIN Nseveral poles burn | d away. Tn Sstreets for blocks round the scaa of the fire were in arkness last 4ght. | E. P. Ingran manager for the a1egnaph and Tele- hone Companssstated last night that Is company lstained a great and X oublesome dnHage. Following the re six hundrd Telephones in the estern part the city were put out
 use. MT hgram states that it i'll probably three or four days fore these hbnes are again in orking ordela Two 4oo-pair cables gre burned Immediately over the Hiding, iaEaccounts for all the lephones be1g put out of commits on by the ife. Manager Ingram inmates thed dhmage to his company
 $500. Ma of the loss is in the ble which hs burned or damaged
 water. ffore the flames had en extinglahed Manager Ingram with Little Rock off, Us of the telephone company, and lterial ana linen had been started
 the way fere to reconstruct the oles. Int work on the cables will rushed n4pt and day until service resumed.