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The Washington times., 1912-12-25
EUROPEAN WHEAT
PRODUCTION LISTED
Institute Of Agriculture of Rome
Has Interesting Data on Sup.
ply Of Nations.

A cablegram from the Information
Institute of Agriculture Of Rome has
been received by the Department Of
Agriculture which gives some Interest.
Ing Information about crops In Europe
The production OF wheat last year In
Germany was l60. 227.0O0 bushels: In
Austria. 69.64O.O00 bushels. Rye. Ger
many. 456,GOS,ooO bushels: Austria. H.
lN.0Oo Oats. Germany. 5s6. .sss. 900 bushels;
Austria. l67.4e3.OO bushels Barley, Ger
many. l59.s27,OoO bushels; Austria. 49,
$4,000.
The production of sugar beets IL 1856
per cent of last year production in
the following countries: Prussia, Bel.
gum. Bulgaria. Denmark. Spain,
France, Italy. Roumania. Sweden, Rus.
sia In Europe and Canada.
The production OF cotton IL estima led
at 9.0'2'0o0.0O pounds In the United
states. India, Japan and Egypt. This
10 49, per cent of last years produce
tion In the countries named.
The Washington times., 1912-12-25
Planning to Study
Origin of Images

In an attempt TO solve the ancient
mystery Of the origin and meaning O
the hundreds Of colossal stone tmages
found on Easter Island. In the South
Pacific of the coast OF Chile. a new *.
peditlon has been landed there under
command OF w. Scoresby Routledge. OF
the British Museum. according 10
bulletin Of the Pan American Union H.
sued today. The efYiGles. uniformly sol.
emn Of vlsaGe. were cut from the crater
Of an extinct volcano In prehistoric
times. and were carried many miles to
stone platforms upon which they were
erected. Wooden tablets contain. ng
hieroglyphics which none Of the mod
meath these platforms.
The Washington times., 1912-12-25
CHINESE To HOLD
CHRISTMAS FROLlC
Sings and Cong and Others Plan
. Very Merry Cele-
bration.

Christmas entertainment will be &C.
corded . party Of Chinese children
and their mothers In the kindergarten
rooms OF the Chinese Christian Union
Chapel. 2o7 John Marshall place. this
SfiisrG"Sr ;siSs Tno'e cor Who % r, q onS enter;
se Sue aons. as Am Al. Yee @ dong. op Com nom" dons,
Hoon Yum Gong. Ye Gum Gong. and
Phon Ii Gong. children Of Moy Gong:
Lee Tom Sing. Con Qua Sing. HON Lee
Lee Sing; AZ ON. Of the Chin family;
Cum suam and DUN sue. children Of
Lee Sue. and Wing Shu and An Lung.
of another branch OF the Chin clan.
The Washington times., 1912-12-25
Freed as Gift.

CHICAGO. Dec. &.-Michaei McDon-
onSh. tlied for murder Of Louis Bel
mcit. his partner. was freed by the jury
as "A Christmas gift. McDonough wished
= the jurymen IA Merry Christmas"
The Washington times., 1912-12-25

Flowers for tho Holidays.
Fresh-cut blossoms and blooming
plants. Prompt delivery. Guide, liza r.
Advt.
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Reported by St. Francis County Ab- stract Company for Week Ending
 Wednesday, February 14.

(. S Marsh and wife 10 Robert C. Waterford, lot 6, blk l0 in Pettus X Williams addition to Forrest City, 300
 $. D. Harris and wife to C E. Ellis, sw II ne li See. l3, n, e, S50.
 James Russell, Jr., and wife to ) and 6, block ,. Forrest City, S5O0. James Russell, Jr., lots , and 1, block 4o Forrest City, S450O
 (. l.. Wheeler, ct al to Hickory Jones Co.,, timber deed, all Sec. Is, Il l-2 r. n l-2 s l2 L. l2 sw l-4 r.. nv II 2o n ; e.: ne Sec. l3, { ( n. (, s2250
 M Moore and wife 10 Eugene Vii. Hams, sW II ne | Sec -, j Il, , z. si2O0
 William Johnson and wife 10 | G. stern >e II lie II Sec. Ii. 1 Il, T , .. 500
 \. L. Moore and wife to \. ! Nae- caro, lot x, block IT, Pettas X Wi. tiaHs addition. s34o.
 l. \. H7ite and Nifa and Eug Wlf .l4M> and Nifa t4- ] W Moore. lots i ,. A. and > iH block ~. Bafe X Vii 33# addition ta Forrest city. >o00.
 Frank lafkaH auj Hife t1 Bob EaEar amt ea. aaee Ealfe &# iau, addition la Forrest Citl
 tf ~"eef ffa~tec. #tH Aii-~ ptA @e~-. .,r ~ tzoek l. ~uU.iiqIsilu lot H. lsazl-a ~.at4aIaH t Naeter. -I15
 II V. \ .el. trustee. t4 Het1ie A.aat44-ae.aai .t.taa Ha5zeg. .u, ..5 |H.e.er -sad3zls#.u Iat1Nu af Mad i. FH. Iue
 ]. T. re4lf fa .ruar,saa Ua8.taa l- N#e F. t.e n. F. r. ~a5fu VT f'fItary road sa5
 MT~ F.l Mafarmica ta=CH4-. De aHa. tat, I2e82I and I-2. Hthe Fas seIt addition ta Forrest CIfy.Sf
 Frank Eaf5aft and wife. t9.W F Perkins. s I-2 I6I~ L. aud II. Fa,seI addition t0 Forrest tity. S220o
 j. F Mc3e8gaI and wife t0 r.. \ Ratfe und l-2 interest ia See 3o. ] Il, r Q lNoo
 M W Seabofn. trustee. To Ms. A l.. Matthews. nv II See IT. tn.i : C. 4l3}4
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
Caraway Criticizes Macon.

Hon. T II. Caraway of JonesborQ spoke here last night in the interest of his campaign for congress. The speaker asSailed the record of his opponent, Hon. k. B. Macon, of Phillips county. Referring to the bridge bin and the reduction of fares across the Frisco bridge at Memphis from 50 to p cents, for which Macon claims credit, the speaker stated that the bridge company had no right, according to their original charter, to charge passengers anything but the regular rate of } cents per mile for passage over the bridge until Macon secured the passage Of an act of con- gress amending the bridge company's charter and fixing the bridge com pany's toll for passengers on railway trains at p cents per head. Caraway declared that the 90 cents the bridge company had charged for passengers over the bridge prior to the time it's character was amended by the Macon act, had been fraudulently and illegally made, and that Macon's act, instead of being in the interest of the people, was really in the interest Of tue bridge company. The speaker aBnounced that he would visit Forrest City again on the open ing day of the St Francis circuit court Monday. March ii. It which time he expressed the wish that Mr Macon might ind it convenient to meet him here Tor | joint d9eHssiOn of 1 he i.SlpS
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
STEVENS-SlAUGHTER.
Popular Palestine Couple Marry We'd nesday Afternoon at Home of
 Brides Parents.

A quiet and transformations, but none the less happy home wedding was solemnized Wednesday afternoon shortly after ) o'clock at the resi- dence of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Lon Slaughter, in Palestine, when Miss Bertha Slaughter was mar ried to MT J. II. Stevens, Rev. ]. II. Stevens, is manager for the Banks Company. in Palestine He has been a resident of this county, for a num- Der of years, coming here originally from Mississippi He is a gentleman of sterling integrity, conscientious, industrious, sober and capable, and is well fitted to make and maintain a home and care for the young woman who has honored him with the be stoWal of her love and affection.
 The bride is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs Lon Slaughter, pioneer citizens of this county. She k | young lady HHo is possessed of al the rare graees and virtues that endear her SIX ta mankind. and the lucky man whom sine las wed is indeed tu he congratulated apan winning her fHr lis bride
 Nocafds were issued and tuere3ere only few relative, of tle high ean- tractius parties present at the etre- mouy among them being Nf- Gea. Slaughter and Ms Mi Ford. of Ma fianna Mr. and Mrs John l. Jones and family Mrs. X F. Matthews and Mrs. X. \ French, of this city,
 After the impressive ceremony a umptuousweddingsupper was served, after which the newlyWeds boarded the evening train for Memphis, en- route to the groom's home in Missis- sippi, for a brief honeymoon trip.
 The Times wishes to join the other friends of the happy couple in all good wishes and congratulations, hoping that their welded life will be a long, happy and prosperous one.
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
Death of John R. Jones.

NIT. John k Rich Jones. council commander Of the Palestine Camp Woodmen of the World, and an es- teemed and highly respected citizen of Prairie township, died at his hone near Palestine Wednesday, after a painful illness resulting from the ef- fleets of carbuncle on his neck.
 He was buried Thursday afternoon in the Bell cemetery. about two miles north of Palestine, the funeral being held under the auspices of the lodge of which lie was all honored member
 Soys. ]. T. Johnson, A. b. Boyle, T. W. McClendon, B. F. McCrary. NJ. r. Remley and N. r. Horney of the lodge of this city. and Dr x r Beau champ. of Wheatley attended the fu- neral
 The Times wishes 10 join the be- reaVed relatives and sorrowing friends of the deceased in sincere and heart felt eondolence and sympathy.
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
HOW CRROhIC COUGHS
Are Being Cured by Vinol


 New Haven, Conn.-"I was troubled with most persistent chronic cough for long time and had tried so many remedies and prescriptions without benefit that I was discouraged | was persuaded by my friends to try Vii mol After taking the second bottle. my cough left me, and I must say I never felt better in my life. can al- so recommend Ninol to any one in rundown condition as the best possi- ble remedy"
 It is the combined action of the medicinal clements of the cods liv. CTS, aided by the blood-making and strength,creating properties of tonic iron which makes Vinol so efficient in curing chronic coughs. colds and bronchitis-at the same time building up the weakened, rundown system Try a bottle of Vinol with the m derstanding that your money will be returned if it does not help you. Sold by Hatcher X Caldwell. Drug
 gists. Forrest City. Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
Large Audience Sees food Pls,
y count them over, every aHf apar
 My Rosary. My Rosary l tell each bead unto the end. And there a cross is hung

The record house for the seasan ana If We are not mistaken. the la,y. est one that ever greeted a traveIjp, organization, assembled at the Becse, & Lewis opera house Wednesdap nlght To witness the production o The Rosary. The play had been we advertised and the spectatators had their appetites whetted Co see som. thing real good in the dramatic lin. and they were not disappointed. Tb Rosary tells in simple words stOu that IS old but ever new and as eTet ldstingly true It shows how on, evil mind, can sully and impart is own evil influence throughout a gres number of other minds which we. otherwise pure It carries and ho4 an audience spellbouHd througho.l the four acts in which the story k anfoided and finally at the thriIH. climax. as the beautifa. chimes oft chape of The Rosary ring out upa the morning air. iulerMukling wit tine sWeet music and EIEg> ui an IF el~able choir. ds the ateHf song i chauled. shows d sceNe 8t huS0aG and wife reunited, after having 5ee dragged rom luXu8 and c0mtot and having tasted t9 tie aJlerm& tbe dreE> at human 0 ~erY. repea. aut Vi ain Wu0 bad rked tas. downfall and "heu he Huno.y ASA n forgiveness. heafs t.e0afEiS ot II -uad priest as he proclaim, that ta
 mission Qf the church k ta seek f pentauce and justice n1t reyelse AH=j a~ tHe Sau rises alt tue g14 ei 8 new born day fFee aims t- words At sunrise every sou b3ru again.
 TA- part Father B9i4a Kelly sf taken by Mf. Bi0sser Jennings, ana | @ao acted 10 perfection. Bruce VI. ton. the hero. was played in hne st'' bY Thornton Bast0n. while Nii0s Chambers as kenward Wright, maG very notable villain. Miss NlFglGs Lewis, in the dual role ef Vera Nf ton and her twin sister. Alice Mas1 played two very difficult roles ID ll. style, and has some pretty scenes 7 emotional work. Harry Walker ' ' Charley Harrow. and Miss Blanca' Florence as Kathleen O'Cohas&. niece of Father Kelly, did some lml' m work, Henry Garron, as Lee MaIta converted bowery tough, ana 2 burglar, and Miss Bessie Andfs Lesura Watkins from Bellows ta. ermont, provided enough coMra9. for the audience to sandwich a Sll, or two along with the tears that cSI' unbidden in many eyes.
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
Monday. Trbruar5 96. 1912.

lue tH 5a#f nf tse~ 4fe H.H-e v .a taU.~ 7H##aHa. tr ta.e~H Hltse. ~t raF#= =aHtiE Nr#ea~a- 3'tef tst s=tiss-tf puIII#z H=#5= tetHa htzsrSt Ht8Hrl. farr1st tIa. ra1fazz1=zz de-t7lHea 1ea5 s-d Ifet-euaI ufuprtfS
 Iue -puf Hea-t quarter 4t the ~uuthVe~t 8##ftrl ~eA=#~ l-t at .ft# #aFf tttcuts =qs7f5 E-t1 township Htr ,,} north faH-eorc tf4f:,.f. .uui aiuluz 4G a..tta~. uilI. Of It-a iNaept ou4. 4 acre tat vhieH dred has been made for ~eaool pufpo,c~ Nl>J ort# SaIat.t HUtse u5itp. otd. one Two her~, wagon aad htfuc~.- one red rNH- u years A4u
 5rG Rti5fs [a,.,. fI.. ,'' s,t G Francis county. and wa, given tu sccufe th,. uucbtedues9 4t the ~ald sam Hare and ~ulIa Hare evidenced by their Hefeiu the ,am of one thousand sietU"No uollate paNahle= tp tiIes said Hanks Company and af esou date#eH3H sad deed of tfHSl
 The >aid note }> nuN past dGe and unpaid and line saIG sale win be=matc for tlH. BHr pe-c of the aYHieut thereof
 E. tt-if VA l 9t =Nti. fJ4t@ftF
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
Note of Thanks.

We desire to express our heartfelt thanks and appreciation fer tue many kindnesses shown Us during the recent illness, and at the death of our beloved husband aud father. Geo. B. Mallory. Though our grief was great. it was immeasurably les. sened and made more easily borne by the loving tendrance of Dr. l.. H. Merritt, Judge E A Rolfe, c. \. Warren and Brother Paris, and by the loving sympathy of you all
 The Family.
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
fa.
Hrundid-r Coming Tomorrow.

aS Erlmia4euf HDitae#atF. tf tate ter The mtei >t4les @cu- Ni6#aaire.s tHe yoter, if ~t. r m iseeauty at o'clock JaH59g8 N1tafHat afternoon al line court house m this city. in tne interest of h'o candidacy Mr Brundidee. who "as at one tlme prosecuting attorney of this district. and k recognized ae one of tHe most powerful and magnet Ic orators iii lhe state, He WiH be greeted here by many odtime friends who anxious 10 hear his message To the people
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
\ Warning Against Wet Feet.

Wet and chilled feet usually affect the mucous membrane Of the nose. throat and lungs and Ia grippe, bron- ehitis or pneumonia may result Watch carefully, particularly the children. and for the rscktug tabbofn coughs give Foley's Honey and Tar Compound IL so1thes tHe iufamed membranes, and Heai> the cough quickly FaEe no substitute Sold by ! T Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
How [ polish

To suffer from skin disease Itch, Eczema, Ringworm, etc, when one soc box of Hunts Cure is positively guaranteed to cure or your money promptly refunded Every retail druggist in the state stands behind this guarantee. Ask your druggist and see the guarantee with each box You don't risk anything in giving it trial. Al Al Druggists
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
He N outIinip Now.

more impuE fir Tom Moore f Cochran. til. 2l=Had t9a sore OF nE lH>tep That nothing >eeMe4 tg help tH# ased Blrh.en.s Aruica >a.te. be writes. @3at this wonder tal Ie3szf so2ue4ted ne. fIeaIs old. running sores. aieere. baiz-. buru~. cuts. hfeiSes, teleHa OF pies Try it. oulY 25 cents aI Al Druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
Good .Ad,ice 10 Forrest City PeopIe

People in Forrest City who have constipation, sour stomach or gas on the stomach, should Use simple buck thorn bark, glycerine, etc, as com counded i'll Adler-i ka, the new Ger man appendicitis remedy \ SIN C LE DOSE brings relief almost IN SIANILG because this simple mix ture aHti>epticizes the digestive or gans and draw oti impurities l r Sanders. Druggist
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
Mnndak. EehrnaIA 2G. l9la

af the twf' aoor ot thc Banks Company Iu Palestine. ~t= itat-i- county. Arkansas 0tfpr iHi sale ai papHt puttfv te tho hi-Nv~l bidder iaf cash tae fatiuN IH4 de~HffRed tcUi ana personal property,
 pur lot iu the town of Palc>tuc described a~ follows: EoMmtncu- at tuc southwest cor ntr ut Lucy Whites iut W the southwest 4aar'etot the northeast quarter teN II me l-tl ni section eight tNH, township l0ur ca north range lWp CT ea~t- running thence west on the Aaif section llHe fOrty-~HN ttel yards: thence north lGa yaFds. thence east 46 yards thence south iU3 yaId> to the beginning. containing one l) acre more or less: also
 Tine southwest quarter of the uurth-west quarter tS-W l=4 IT. ". i-4t of section eighteen tNl. township four G north, range two - east, containing +u acres. more CT less all be iu- m >t- Francis County, Arkansas. also,
 Black horse mule lo years old.
 Two horse James X Graham wagon and harness
 The said deed of trust i, af record ill Trust Deed record 65. page l26 of the records of >t Francis county. and Was given to secure the iudeht edness of The said Maggie Burt and cvi- denccd by her note iu the sum of eight hun dred tsS00eG1 dollat>, payable to the said i Banks Company. and of even dale with said deed of trust.
 The said note i> now pa>l aae and unpaid and the said sal" will be made for the purpose of the payment thereof e-l6-2t W. AoENG. Trustee
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
N arning Order.
In st. Francis Chaueery Cou

In >t Francis Chaucery Court |. \ llalrod et al Plaintiffs ,,.,....4..
 " 't'itt- VI Fred echnid et al. DefenautsA ter. The defendant Ioutse b Henniugsen j- warned To appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint at the pIantifG~ Iehu AHmFet and \nHje A8#Ptr January -t. tat-
 F M@PAANE- GIerz N3m. EaIlNa-l X MOTION -aI>
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
Lnmbaso, Rhrumatism and ehillblains

There Is nothing that gives so quick benefit as Hunt 's Lighting Oil The very minute il is rubbed on the inn proNement iS noticed For over thirty years this Eminent has been ac- know edged to be the best for these troubles. Every druggist will recom- mend II. Price Dc and 3oc per bottle, al All Druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
Dissolution Notice.

ltea4z a4#.a #fteff his date=tHs-Gtm of F-ttHs X u-- IS ft4S~a4tra ny mad aI efm-,Ht Af f. fN. la-- let.Izlz- ami NlftE- L.. l'4ftf~ 8>,Iaa= Ha- a4l i.a4fzHissH it sttz H#f atli', I.lss Ia e4lr atg ftst#lt for uil -ll -tz.tIl..- l. l-sti3 -+tte-- .tt-t zz#r-errt trt1 iH''.-,t ts ff., -.iga#E
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The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That
 Contain Mercury

a> mercury will surely destroy the sense of >a1ell and completely derauge the whole sy>- tenn Wltcu entering il through the uuc1l, >Htfaee>. such articles should never be u,ctI cNcet oit prescriptions from reputable phy- >iclanse a, ihe damage they do k tenfald Ia the good You can possibly derive from them liaiist ala1rh Cure, manufactured by F | Cheney < Co Toledo. Ohio contain, no nl,r- cntA. rha k taken Internally, acting dIre,.t k. upon 1he blood aea muts}u- surfaces, of in. system. In buyiu- Halls CatalrG Cure he Nule You gel the -enuinc lt k taseu. iutcr- nallY and made in Toledo OhIa hY r I Cheney X Co. Testimonials free
 sold HH all duez5~t> 55e
 Fake tlail> Family rll> fsr cDa~t4ratior
 Laughs may come and laughs may go. but the laugh produced by "\ Bachelors Honey moon Will 70 on forever This was New York sue cesS for ten consecutive months and Gibson X Bradheid are presenting 1T here for Le first time At the opera House cn next Thursday night
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
\ Timely Fortune.

ItRa.3r priced u4sica comedies. ale #Ifiiu- tEeiruau at prt~tHt thel 4fe-eeHih- t=.ass# #Nl.at taa paa.ic demands
 \ tiHr} Fortune WGlea# aHt ie tte e8I .et t.=eaH.rl house aH Eau.. I3. ,e aae .ae~oiI a.IpflHg- u. ft- H5tsrr .iHe94t HHsezI k a #t-f=H5t# #4fee z##-tt tf5.aE 1#jtE 1f#7f #=ssa.d f@45t rqaF effective il=el hl'taat aGe ..Narla#.= =ett- 5+I tstz=fzti. H= S1H-~ dH3 chorus c4mr ~zaat -,#-t= tpaaties e~feeiaH ' I>ezez.ft1 tr.Il tas rank, 4s chorus singer.
 Iae sang~ reH=e=gd are#caHsH9. and tae fat k IF i tfeply nature re- tined. pleasing and abuude iu good laa16iH2 matefIal The piece las a good interesting pot and proves a good gehIcj". acieYer cast and chorus.
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
Trustees Sale.

No,ire i> hetrey -neu Una, pursuant la. deed ut trust da'i t,eruaI} q. l9u. cNetUte, by Ma--lr Burt To fine u.I1ttISI-Ucd a, ftIsici for Inc i{ank> WpauN cauFeviu- IAe here
 matter deseflaed wopeltH. the uudef~i48e,
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
tee

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The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
WHERE MONEY CAME FROM.
Hendrix College Debt Liguidated Through the Efforts Of Ray.
 l. k. Farris. r. F.

Statement showing the amounts collected from the Helena District on the Hendrix College debt.
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
E. tttSSe W E. Kirby

Dr \. |. Beauchamp, of Wheatley, was III the city Thursday on business and shaking hands with friends
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing and doing business under the firm name ant style of W F. Kirby X Co was on Monday February r, 1912, dissolved. by mutual consent, W. F. Kirby retiring, and B. Russell taking charge of the business, accounts. etc. of the firm, assuming all liabilities. and all debts due the firm are To he paid to him.
 Respectfully
The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
Total d9 g.

l tId I-AIat 3J Amount pad W N Martin Treasures Hendrix College : 5aa oo Amount paid Bank af Forrest titE Interest aH borrowed m u.X I.i 33
 T8a H5I9 .,5 -&j5 Hr seen tifat H8Hey paI1 |. r3~t5I.. and reIitted hs them Ga me. !~creaitei totheiG respective q .at-e9. t-a eaharI faitot from tat.cl4aH iaE s##e 4ea.tz4s Aeza gi2aH 3.- -iIt thank every donor
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The Forrest City times., 1912-02-16
First La Grippe. Then Bronchitis

That Wdo the case with Nrs N. k Bailey, McCreary Ky M wife was taken down with severe attack Of Ia grippe. which nun into bronchitis She caaghed as the. she had con,ump- tion and could not sleep al night. The first bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound gave her so much re- lief Chat she continued using il until she ~aS permanently cured. Sold by ]. T sanders.
 A,ran of ten consecutive months at the Madison square Theatre. New ! ork. k the record of "A Eachelor', Honeymoon and il is now touring the principal cities of Canada for the first time. When the play Was first presented in New York the San of that city said It is overwhelmingly funny That il has lost none of the qualities which made it a success in New York iS evident from press mo- tiees Ill other cities, The story k that ot man who marries an actress. but wants to keep his marriages a se- cret. The play k Saidsto be a scream of laughter from the rise of the eur tain on the first act until the drop on the last act. The company k made up of well known people and if reports go for anything. il will be one or the best offerings al the Becker X Lew k Opera House this season + k to be on next Saturday night
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-11
rebels ANN|H|LATE
BAND OF FEDERALS
FORCE OF 1.5OO REBELS WIPES
OUT DETACHMENT OF
159 FEDERALS.

LAREDO, Tex, oct. 10 A rebel
force numbering 1900, under the
leadership of Cheche Campos, yes
terday afternoon practically annihi-
lated a force Of 159 federal near
erma, between JimineZ and Torreon,
according to reports said to be reli-
able, which weer received here today.
The federal force was reduced TO
seventeen. Among the dead are four
officers, including Colonel Tellos, in
command of the federals.
After killing Colonel Tellos the
rebels hanged him to telegraph
pole. Eighteen federals were cap
tured. The federal flag bearer held
TO the flag after he was captured
The flag bearer was told that II ne
would surrender the flag he would
be given hsi liberty, but he refused
and was shot.
The fight took place near Yerma.
The federals were marching on the
public road in wooded section ac-
cording to the report. when suddenly
the rebels appeared on both sides and
in front of them. The battle was
fierce but did not last long as the
rebel force was overwhelming. The
federals are known TO have inflicted
severe loss on the rebels but the
number of the latter killed is not
known