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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
NEW SOCIAL CLUB
At WEST PO|N 7
Site Purchased on Euclid Heights
and Old Mansion Re
modelled.


Wost Point VA September H.
There was ORGANIZED at Wes, Po.at
last week d GLIB wh.ch will afford a
variety Of pleasure and social enjoy
mont SUCH IS wollu be difficult TO
duplicate \ site has been purchased
on Euclld Heights on the bun over
looklns the lamunkey ami NorK
rivers. The Ola BeecAcr homestead,
watch stands ON this site, IS bene le-
u-odo4el ana equipped with eli up-to-
date requirements. and a latEc -aEaSe
il beins built TO accommodate tne
cars of those who motor down from
Richmond. The cluu. WAi,A will he
limited to 100 members. Aas secured
the exclusive A~ui!ns rr4.uvl,s ou
1000 acres OF land owuv4 - tno Gu
Dominion Industrial Corporation ana
located in three different counties.
which join AT that point The duck
shooting in this Vicinity eannot be "a
oelled ANA there are thousands OF
quail on these tracts. whe:e tines nave
been closely protected ior some time
past. Last winter tho people lyd ana
wstered the birds during Tine serer,st
period.
II the biz woods and hickory groves
there are squirrel ia great numbers.
ald lovers OF rifle shooting can enjoy
this sport 10 their hearts content
When there is no hunting or hsnirs
the delightful breez,s MOVING across
the wide eNpanse OF water viii prove
most refreshing ana restful- and f1r
those VINO must be active. there win
be tennis and golf The clubhouse !.
only few hundrei yards from tho
new Euclid Heights station on the
Southern Railway, ana special fast
service IS soon to be Installed between
Richmond and West Point. which VIII
enable one to so down at : a NJ. and
spend day ct the club or 20 down
at p. NJ. and spend tho night there.
returning TO business early next morn
ms. All the comforts viii be provided
for in the clubhouse, and the service
Cne1celled
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
DR.. Milton W. Humphreys Will
Retire To-Day on Carnegie
Foundation.
HIS SlXTY-ElGHTH BIRTHDAY
Prominent Among More Eminent
Scholars OF America
and Europe.
Especial TO Tho Times dispatch. ]

Charlottesville. va. September IL
on tomorrow. September 49, his sixty
eighth birthday. Or Milton y Hum
phreys. professor Of Greek in the Uni
versity Of Virginia for the past TWEEN
ty-hve years. retlrcs from the faculty
of that institution to go on the Car
ncgie Foundation.
DR.. Humphreys IS prominent among
the most eminent scholars OF America
and Europe. having been awarded high
honors in the universities OF both con
tinents There arc two facts TO which
he attaches special Importance be-
cause erroneous statements about them
have been repeatedly published. one
OF these facts is that he was the FIRST
BY several years to employ what is
known as the Roman method of pro-
nounclng Latin and fought for It
against stubborn resistance on the
part of the very man who have been
credited with its Introduction. The
other fact is that nc was member
OF General Robert r. Lees faculty at
Washington College. now Washington
and Lee University. He is also the
last Confederate veteran In the fac
ulty of the University of Virginia
Milton Wylie Humphreys was born
September 10. 1888. on Anthony's
Creek. Greenbrier County. w Va. tho
seventh OF family of twelve When
he was still considered too young to
be taught his letters, no by himself
learned to read, no one ever knew
how. Whom, few years later, ne
was seat to school, It was discovered
that he could also write. although. as
his older sister assured the teacher,
he had never had a pen in his hand.
During the Civil War ne was one
of the bravest soldiers and best
gunners in the Confederate army, be-
| ing known as the first gunner OF
Bryan's Battery--a title In which nc
takes more pride than in any othor
| that has ever been conferred upon
! him. Hc is recognized as being the
| hrst to point out sone facts In artil-
cry service which are now regarded
as very important. His devices for
finding distances. getting ranges. etc.
! he has himself discussed In tho Jour
nal OF the United states Artillery
having been requested 60 do so by the
editors. These articles have beer
published In whole. or In abstract
in European Journals. He also con.
structed an instrument for measuring
time at night.
Tho war over, young Humphreys ont
tored Warrington ColloGe, and during
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

ovcrgreens on each side OF the house
First came Misses AIaude Jones Mar
Earct Atkinson, Mamie Baird and An
nie lrdmunds. who. acting as antccc-
dent girls. stood by tl,~ Side of The plat
form. follpWing tnc,a wete the ushers
George J.. Walker. OF Blacksburg Dr
e. r. Lopes and John r Jones. OF Pc
tcrshurE. y. Tulane Atkinson, OF lamp-
dcn-Siducy. r. = Baird. 81 Bruins wick.
and Geors. H. Powell az Dlnwlddi.-
who. with tho bridesmaids Misses
Myron Galusha. Besac Edmunds. Nr
linia Baskerville Ellie Rivcs. OF Din
widdie. and sRllie Whitmorc Addie.
Ida and Annie Lee Jones. of pet,rshurg
all dressed IN white iuarQuls-tte and
carrying gdlfenrod. formed 4 double
crescent on the high steps on the rear
~ ine stag. NsNt iu order came tho
flower Misses Harriet Pope of
lefersburr. and Miss Mildred Polling
White. Of brunswick -drcsscd in white
lingerie who took their stand on tho
front corners oi tho stage Mss Nan
IT, Atkinson. in Hcllow satin vcilcd
with SILK marQulsetta. ana CARRYING
1elloW chrysaHthciuums Was maid of
honor. Tao groom, with nis best man
tir1rrs Feiid chuubllsa. advanced to
the platform. ant was there Joined ny
inr bride. att.rol in satin yelled Win
lntrGnisett". and carrying a shower
bouquet OF bride roses and lilies OF the
valley. 500 advanced leaning upou the
orn Of nor father. Mrs SPENCER
Hardy presided AZ tho plano.
After inc ceremony Nj and Mrs
chamhiiss lefi Cor an extended tour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

among tho watering places in the
mountains OF Virginia.
Guests from a distance included Mr..
and Mrs G. McD Pope and Miss Har-
W T. Moore Of Pctersburg: Miss Annie
iiaskins Of Blackstone: Mrs. p b.
robertson. of PULASKI and Mrs. s T
Pauleit. OF Hampton Sidney.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

canton. y C. September ia-Canton Is
nov 4 banking town. the Bank OF clyde
having opened It's doorr for business The
oFlcers have been greatly pleased and en-
courased by the cordial reception accorded
me nov financial concern BY tho business
peopis % the community. The officer. are
J. = Wood. preriednt. = \ Wood Wee
president and cashier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

horo :, going TO revive her iong los, TOBACCO
Industry. The leaf warehouse fust
completed is one % the hest in Tho country.
not mat u : the largest. By any mean.
but IS oonveniencos are ali That could b.
desired The hrst sales We're large and very
satisfactory TO the s.iierF and TO the ware
housernen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15
G. z. c. M a
also called letter. snit Rheum. rr1ritu.,
MIX Crust. Weeping skin. etcJ
ECZEMA CAN CIREn Tn STAY

!,
and when say cured. I mean ius, what
sag C-R-E-D. and not merely patched
up for awhile. 10 return worse than be-
fore. Remember make this broad state
fnen; after putting ton years Of my time
on 'his ono dlseare and handling in THO
meantime quarter OF million cases OF
inis droadfu disease. Now. do not care
mat all YOU have used. nor how many
doctors have told you that YOU could not
be cured-all ask is Just chance to show
you that l know what talking about
II you VIII write TODAY will send
You FREE TRIAL or my mild. soothing.
guaranteed cure that Will convince you
more In n day than or any one else could
IN a months time. II you d!sgusted
and discouraged. dare you 10 give me a
chance 10 prove my claims. BY writing
mo to-day you VIII enjoy more real com
font than you had ever though; this world
holds FOR you. just try {; and you will
see am telling you the truth.
Dr. .. L. CANNADY.
i64i Park Square. Sednlis. Mo.
References; Thlrd National Bank Sc
dalla. No Could YOU do better act than
to send this notice to son6 poor aufferer
OF Eczeua?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-15

tefesi expressed. 4 anance committee .os
me purpose of collecting oaPpaiEn :unGs
was appointed
The Forrest City times., 1912-05-24
Confirmation Notice.

.'EaH#aN '' tteuc>t teTu at ti.e Har-eEs easf# ## ~H Ha#-l- te#HiEl asf# a#,rl-rss=Hf -a#a H=#si aaH t4l#.t he sale lHaar i's .#e Collection al ~t graae4s Count R=aH 1ae ftH HHN =a Aaae# H-s=. Ht i#Hef#ft ftaeazt quarter .ar -H.' t-f t.Hagitf If section ,j-ir. -4l1l- t-rl& 4-sze--. aH-l= sa- faf f--#s= ..I....55t -It-iE ...,. -.s4t-.tt,,- fr -Hstaea-- alUtetu. ll4s==#a 'aea~f 8Haftea If ~"-luh r.-.i te1. IoeEzzp I4lI A AaEza I1u-e3#"' N'.~L- r't. s-lt4f.- iaf}Ftti asHs~ ucta at said tta-'- aaEiA- usel >4io ,a l..s state at said sale.
 raliaaaer eIa1m, afIs to sa5a I4sa 5. 1I.s ....1ssit.c UllLilcE J}-1N.t=
 tHeI t-tl d.lA af .IfH#tz l,z.l Fl t8#H.#-4==- Aau~e Cleri> ut ta, County Court of ~l. FIat- eio County. certified the northeast 4HafzsEaf tae 78alAea~H quarter If section e.-Ht= t~5 township four t4} north range aHe el1 We~t ta# the- state Of Arkansas ~8fa eertfhratr retH--1t rrrord IH fOoks5 pa-e 64ot lJe Eeeor0tf eat- d.e of Il Itauri> County. Arkansas
 oHttr Eth day of tWit i>oS f. o titzuat- rick. Clerk ot tHe County tourt If >t tfaurIS County Arkansas. veitslrd tu fbr ~iafp of AtkaH>a-. the >aat hrast auaftel ot the -autB- raol g8aticI ol section ttEhi .>l township taH1 ED north. range eHe q west sad tcitJHeafr being af record ln Book .2 page iti of the Records aforesaid
 Du tae 18th day of fptil t~esf. lin, >rarf# af Arkansas conveyed all of said sand dtn.i 6 lGNeatt. said deed helHzat ree4ltI5H BaaH |, of pa-e .hA Records afopsaiG.
 bH tine 1itH day ef september. EHs J t lhWeatt and Maggie TUNgatt his wife. com yeyed ali of sad l8ud tu = II Mann ~aii deed beiHs 9t record sa aoek t2. at page laa. af record, aforesatd
 oH the itH day of November. taa. >. II. Mann and his ##fe Aaff Mann conveyed all of said land 1e Iowa &Al Naasa, Land 6o.. said deed being of reeotd n Book E. page H.. Records aforesaid
 pn the s1th day of June. lg,o Iowa X Ark ausaS Land Co conveyed said land 10 Hiram G. Norton and Edwin e Norton composing the firm ot Norton Rruthele. said deed bein- ot record n Book d3. al page as2 Records aforesaid.
 On The i2tA day of February, Ia2, Hiram ti. Norton and Edwin G Norton. composing the firm of Noriou Brothers conveyed said aud io Merton hfatHtt~, q corporation, said deed | being of record iu BooN h1 page g5, of tHe Records aforesaid.
 Now therefore notice t> hereby given that all persons who eau sci up any right or claim to the land herein described iu eonsequeuer Of any tnformallty or irreEularity conueeted with either of the tax sales hereiubefOre Sei cut, shall appear at the next term uf The thaHcery Court of >t. Francis County aud show cause. r they can. why the sales >0 made should not be confirmed
 NORTON BROTHERS. 3--H-el Petitioner
The Forrest City times., 1912-05-24
Notice of Confirmation,

Notice j~ hereby zieea. tAa; Fred >ehmsa la, hlea iL tHe GHaurefy Court of st Francis County. his petition asking for q confirmation of his title 10 the following described lands in said County
 The northwest quarter trH l-b Of section thirty-three iS). township four () north range one G5 west
 He claims title to said lands as follows;
 That he and those through whom he claims title have had color Of title under various deeds Of conveyance from various parties for more than seven years prior to the filing Of his petition and that during said time. he and his >ald Etantors have continuously paidihe taxes thereon.
 That he and his predecessors IF the title have for more than seven year, next prior to the filing of ti, petition, been IH the actual. adverse, continuous, exclusive, hostile, open and notorious possession of said lands. and that during the said time. have continuously paid the taNe, thereon
 That no person i~ lg possession Cf said lands nor any part thereof. claiming adversely tD tue petitioner and that petitioner know, of Ia person who owns nr claims To own. any right OF title iH said land, adverse tu his iu- tere>t>
 Nea. notice i> heyeay given to all persons Nho gan sci up any rfzHt tp sad lands IH eou- connected MIth the sales uudeE which tHe pr- uti9ner holds tile. To appear and show cause. f any they have. a the June Term, fsi2, of the -. Francis Chancery Court why the said sale. under WEich petitioner claims title >hQatd not he confirmed. and t6e title L. said lands hc quIeted in the petitioner. April 1a, l912 R. W. PAYNE.
 Clerk i-92z't Merton < H"-aes. ~ols.
The Forrest City times., 1912-05-24
Confirmation Notice.

Notice i> hereby given that the undersigned will al the next term of the Chanccry Court of >t. Francis County, Arkansas. apply for a decree of said Court confirming the sale for taxes of ls!9 of the northeast quarter of sec ton seven tt, township four q north, range one G west, one hundred aud sixty tl6ol acres
 Petitioner claims title To said land a> follow, to-Wlt. T. C MerWiu clerk of the County Court of Francis County. Arkansas. on June T. l@5, conveyed sad land to Joseph HOiUb jr., said deed being based ou a sale of said land for taNc~ uf 1>4a said sale hcfug June Iu lpo. deed appearing Of record in Book u. page ,s3 of the Recorders Dflee ef st. Francis ouHty, NrSaH~a~.
 tH= thr 10th of February. i|f. Joseph ii0tUh. jr. conveyed said land to ~olomau Parsons said deed being of recatd e Eaoie 5-, page fa E,eaFsJ>atQtesaid.
 tifl fh. l5th day af February faa Solomon Parsons conveyed ~aiJ land tn N NJ. Todd ~7id aeed hcH- of record in ltsoE 59 page U. ul taG Records aforesaid
 ou fHe lffH uay Of February ElI1 ". NJ Inftd and his HIfo. May NJ toda. conveyed ~ld laHd to tiIf- petitioner ~tId l.oet heIa- af rDrataf m Book d7 page tt5 Records 3fprt9fsaI-
 \ea therefore Hpttee l. hereby -ft,it H#8f all paI-sa- Aaa eaa ~t.t HliaaN rj-3rt ef .siltff iu tHH #aUu HHFfHH tlr> sf#4oH Iu FHHs 5.tt4#t#9f auE fafuaiHt4 atfrt-flufttE ettr.ffszt t=t4 Hi1H tae taN ~tte Waate by line ta,Itlttf mn iHs. .1aaA day af j 4up. lsat -i.tt ahnsaf Fri f#ff HrEt hmm Hf tHz-a itrssrrE et5f+ af #~t FH#=- Hi- es##1s' 4s=sH=-I#aH' saal-t. 3t H#=t-s ssH t.e-a.t u..gU -..., .ault 9egltfu.,l-
 FIFE Iitfo58I~ COMPANY
The Forrest City times., 1912-05-24
Commencement Exercises.

The Faculty and Graduating Glass of the Forrest City High School re- quest the honor of your presence at Commencement Exercises at the 4. NJ. l.. Church, of Forrest City. Ark. Friday, May 31, l9l2 So reads the first page Of the prettiest Commence ment program ever issued by any school in this city. It exhibits the taste Of Prof. Purifoy and the artistic skill Of the artists in The Times prin- tery
 The following is the Class of 1912. Georgia Lyda Williams, Theodra Myr- tie Cranberry and Frankie Sterling Carter.
 Sunday. May 26, at II am, al First Baptist Church, Baccalaureate Ser mon by Rev. ]. K. Burdette. A. B. Monday, at s.30 pm, at C. NJ. l.. Church - Prize Spelling Contest = Awarding Prizes, Rev A. C. Bailey. Tuesday, at s;3o pm, at Taborean Hali-Annuai Alumni Entertainment Wednesday, so pm. at First Bap- list Ghurch-Prize Declamatlen Con test-Awarding Prizes. by Rev. E. L. Neighbors.
 Friday, at s;30 pm, at \. NJ. L. Church, Commencement Exercises
 Music. Grafton Salatatory-"W Pass This
 Way But Once.
 Miss Georgia Lydia Williams.
 Music. Oration-"H Have Faith in Your Star
 Theo. Mrytle Cranberry.
 Music Oration-N aledictory = "The Torch
 Bearers Of Civilization "
 Frankie Sterling Carter
 Music. Class Address-R. c. Holbrook, D. D.
 Music. Awarding Diplomas ". ]. La nier, president school board.
 Benediction.
The Forrest City times., 1912-05-24
Tuesday, May 29, i912

between legal hours on said day and al the front door of the court house iu the town of Forrest City, tn said county offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder forcash the follow ing described land, in st. Francis County Arkansas:
 township north range 2 east containing Ri acres more or less. Also northwest part Of south ia of south west l4 section 2l, township 6, north. range east. ontaining acres more or less and all appurteaaace, thereto belong ing
 Said sale will he for the purpnsa of satifyin. the indebtedness secured ny said Trust Deed which is yet unpaid.
 Given under my hand this May T.. 1912 l-l -2t W. NJ. WOOD. Trustee.
The Forrest City times., 1912-05-24

Nr II. K Becker Wt0 drilled the K. &E@oflt. Special Degree Team which covered itself with so much credit and glory al tle grand lodge meeting in laneSbora last wees was given handsome token of the ap- precldtlan in which his efforts were teld " members of the team, in the shape of gold locket engraved with the emblem Qf the lodge on one side and his initials on the other. which was presented 10 Aimn the members Qf the team.
The Forrest City times., 1912-05-24
N aruin@ Or der.

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 zH =At taaH=ely tuHHt 9i ===a#.. z5=at+-e-s ta enforce tHt
 =Hz"' i#sH- au tHe sIf-
 
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 Township NQrtH. bauze Ea~t NI5ttleteId. wof 1. Ii end q l-2 see .5lI, T ,> Lula ttri--s, N nf r u z l-t see 4H ii 44 "tHHe Love &fouofrFw pt.See 1fI,o F eU
 FownsHip5 North. Range 6 East Crluedeu I-hr Co. Of ru l-- eee i..23> 5i~ e> tF}BeHdrH lbf Co., ~e l-4 ~eCf ltu tl Or same ne i-t >ea. r. .--z. l69 25 to Ue1h Plauta eo..l'rl uHai-t see Is..l6l a5 ,6 same >e l-4, ~ee sp l6Q 5 69 Brandon Kau-hACou u3uVl-4 ,ee3l lu3 T. r,
 Towu>hib6 Norta4 Range EaSt. Pat Herring II t-3 W l-2 >e i-4, ,,ec.4s .I fl
 Township North Range | Ea,t A II Chatfeld, Il l-2 ue l-4 Se. 4a - >e + ST same s l-2 sW 1-4. see 32 >n F ,a
 steel Tram
 r. F Taeurer 10 miles steel Tram ..s 50
 Town Lots Mdener sweet Brother, lot6. and blk 51 T W3her, E>t south Half blk5 oa
 Lots in 2l. 3, 1 Town of Widener T Il House lI.otl5sw l-4swl-4 5a k of r Lodge loj T. sw sN 5o T II Nithers Est pj tl-2 nv 2S 5 | 3a l, Barrow Addition to Town of Widener N J i.anier lots | ! t.-..--= p . II Mann, lot .-... ... s3 J Anderson lots and q.---.-- 2 00 Hall Addition 70 Town of Wideuer Jno ' Hall lots and S blk a8 ora Moody lot ;. blk 2 1u Fussen-MeCutcheu Addition l. ToWHaf
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The Forrest City times., 1912-05-24
Proposed Amendment No. II.

Proposed Amendment No. Il.
 That the following article shall be proposed as an amendment to the Con- stltution of the State of Arkansas which. when agreed to by majority of all the members elected to each House and adopted by a majority of the cleo tors of the State voting at the next general election for senators and rep resentatives. shall become part of the Constitution of Arkansas
 Every male citizen of the United States, or every male person who has declared his intention of becoming citizen of the same. of the age of twenty one years or upward who has resided in the State twelve months. in the county six months. and in the pre- cinet. town or ward one month next preceding any election at which he may propose to vote, and who Is able to read and interpret. or interpret when read to him, if he Is prevented from read Ing the same by reason of any phySi- cal disability. any section of the Const luton of the State of Arkansas. except such persons IS may. for the commis- sion of some felony De deprived of the right to vote by law passed by the Gen eral Assembly, and who shall exhibit poll tax receipt or other evidence that lie has pad his poll tax at the time of collecting taxes next preceding such election. shall be allowed to vote at any election held in the State Of Arkansas. but no person who Was, on January l. ANo9h Oi dl ally tune HIipF thereto. ell titled to vote under the Constitution or statutes of any State in the United States. wherein hs then res\ ed. and no male person of foreign birt\ who was naturallzed prior to the adoption of this amendment. and no Iineal descend ant of such person. who shall possess the other qualifications described in this article, shall be denied the right to vote because of his inability to so read and interpret sections of the Consti- tutlon Of this State provided. that male persons who make satisfactory proof that they have attained the age of twenty-one years since the time for assessing tho taxes for the which the election at which he may propose to vote Is held. and pos sesses the other qualifications required by this article shall be permitted to vote; and, provided. further, that the said tax receipt shall be so marked by dated stamp or other written endorse ment by the judges of cleo ton to whom it may first be presented, as to pre- vent the holder thereof from voting more than once at any election The judges of election shall enforce the provisions of this article and shall be the judges of the qualifications of electors"
 TtIe above resolution was filed Tn the otfiee of the Secretary of State e-eH March 16 1911.
 Each eleet0r may vote for or arafrst the above amendment
 Witness my ofiielai signature tEis l2th day Of February. 1gI2
 EARLE N, HODGES
 Secretary of State
The Forrest City times., 1912-05-24
30th Day of May, 1912,

within the hours for judicial sales, the follow ing real estate, to-wit:
 An undivided 1-3 interest Subject to the dover interest of Mae F. Roberts therein in the fractional northwest quarter of section one, in , Il ., being all that part of said northwest quarter which lies north of the line of the Rock Island railroad track containing 266 acres of land more or less.
 Witness my hand this the eth day of May. 19l2.
 J. NJ. PREWFTr. Agent and 5-l0-2t Attorney in Fact
The Forrest City times., 1912-05-24

In ~t Francis Chancery Court Louis solomon et al,-FfaiEUH Warning
 Vs A. \. Parsons et al. Defendants Order The defendants, <. \ raf~au,. Jessie D. Parsons Frank Brasicr and F. f.. Ilcudrry. Trustee are warned t9 appear In this court within .n days. and answer the complaint of the plaintiff Louis solomon. LafC solomon and r. E. Andrews Trustee
 l. W.PAYNE. Clerk Dated thj, May IitA laf2
 t-pat
 Walter German. solicitor for Plaintiffs.