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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-03
OPPOSE HARMON
 FOR PRESIDENT BRYAN DEMOCRATS HOLD CON. FERENCE IN COiuMRuS To
 BLOCH HARMON.
TO PREVENT CONTROL
Wani Ohio Delegation to B. snri. s'armnn and Dc Not Disguise
 Their Plan.

Columbus, O.. Jan 2.-Opposition Ia Governor Harmon's presidential aspi- rations We're the keynote sounded by number of leaders who came 10 GolRmbus 10 hold what they char 5teterized as q Progressive Democratic conference, --....-.......--,....,s..e.-..aa M a
 Nowhere was any effort made fo disguise the tact that the prime ob- jet Of the conference was to devise ways and cans of lighting Harmon for the control of Ohio delegates al the next convention
 The arrivals in the city today were Democrats S close to William ] Bryan ln' reSoiutions prepared for adoption Governor Harmon was not mentioned by name. They were prepared by William W. Durhin, democratic nom- inee for state auditor in 1908 and former Congressman Joseph ]. Lentz, of Columbus, and referred to the Democrats present at the conference as "Pionerr Progressives to the Dem- ocratic Party in Ohio.''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-03
TURNER JACOBSON --'-
 BILL NOT A LAW
Attorney General Hal NorwoOd Gives
 This as His Opinion.

Little Rock, Ark, Jan. 2.-That n his opinion the Turner-Jacobson bill has not yet become law and will not be effective, unless approved by majority of the qualified electors at the general election in Septembec, 1912. is the substance of a communi- cation from Attorney Gs neral Hal [. Norwood to Hon. JnoI B. King, tax assessor of Jefferson county, written yesterday. The letter is as follows
 Dear Sir:--I am in receipt of 2 commun cation from your pros cut Ing attorney, Hon. T. Havis Nixon. in which he states that you want an olsnion from this department as tt wh her you must begin in Februaf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-03
THREE CENT FARES
 FOR TOLEDO, 06I0
Ordinance Is Passed, Mayor Win Sign 1t and Street Car Company
 Faces Trouble.

Toledo, Ohio, Jan. 2.--As the result of the passage of an ordinance by the city council today. the Toledo Rail- way and Light Company is confront Cd with the option of accepting three cent fares and giving up transfers pr discontinuing the operation of their street cars. The company's fran chises have expired on fourteen streets.
 Mayor. Whitlock will sign the ordin- ance tomorrow and the city solicitor then will call upon citizens to pay three cent fares and in case they are elected from the cars damage suits will be brought against the conl- pany.
 Many citizens thinking the passage pf the ordinance by the council made 1t a law, tendered but three cent fares today and were elected from the ears. Many near riots occurred.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-03
Yonr VetF trHl4.
 "HAl, r. NoEW60H. "Attornee Genera
COULD NOT RESIST .'''s's
 TIE PISTOL HABIT
Rahe fa,ior Gets 4 S20G Fine H,ien
 He Insisted on Carrying

Rube Taylof il nesr4 @as tba staE in the performances im police court yesterday morning. PaHai@aa IIz arrested Rube Monday when he .aW the negro W0lkins down the street. win his en,a .bt1 '=ine o8 oyer his right rip 'osl<et Nestefdas morning po'iae l1dE2 Stce aIt stuck ht4 Tor $2o6 for ca Fjng ,7heealed @eap- ons Taylor va arrestid sagife iima Heo on similar cllar&e. but proved fhat he had commission from Shor= if ! .Gz isan Of Grant co"aty Later tGo sT0rffff took IT1@' coonissioI aWby rom tte negro, but Rube insisted dn carrying thc weapon. and be came to grief. and for tbe next @eh daYa. will assi't i'll keeping tIle tr'ct of The city free from debris
 Henry Bell, a negro, w}lo aas af- rested Monday night by officers Me Burn II and Hoyd, whilo he was pio- lently cnrsing negro and threaten
 
 gnu he held in hi hand, was fined s2., for disturbing the peace. fhe charge ef carrying gun was eontin- uGd for invest igation
 The other cases Were !. W Ifarri ,son negro s3 for trespassiue q the union station: l.. K. Kelley "bite drunk. s5; I. L. Powers, white, ns'ng S10 A. Williams. negro drunk, s5, Carrie Chamber. negress, turbing the peace ny fighting. $5; Herman Halloway, negro, disturbing the peace by fighting, s. West Carmical. white, drunk. s3 Ed Ohlinger, white. drunk. s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-03
W|ff.'DfSfRTS Y
 1 MILLIONAIRE:  tlHtRi' SMEsla FOL aNS l.EK 10 MANiT0BA. BUT SHE WOllD
 NUi SPEAK ID HIM.
" KILL [, | . v FER
Ii He Ever Puts His F0oi On tmeri- can seii Eloper> sas
 They Will Marry.

Winnipes,z Nga., Jan. 2.-Abcrt Snead, million7ire caft1eman, Of An- arllo, Texas, whose wife eleped with 4 G. Royce, Fort Worth clubman and society leader, started befo.e leaving Winnip g for he South today hat ii hc caugh Boyce an America soil he would shoot him. Mrs Smead ind Eoyce came 10 Winnipeg eaIly in Dcce mber and registered al q promin- tnt hotel Shortely aft rWard they were arrested on iclegraphic adylces from the United Sattes Immigration authorities and were ordefed dep0rted q ts undesirable citizens. SGead came North when he heard the couple were aeFc.
 Mrs. Snead was deported today ;,nt! went South accompanied by de- .ecrives. She refused to speak to he: h,Shand or receive attention from in Boyce $ ing held here and ail' be deported later. Royce says be rill marry Mrs. Smead as soon as ste can get divorce from her hus- band
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-03
COTTON EXCHANGE
 ELECTS OFFICERS
Ire Reelected For the Ensuing Year.

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Pine Bluff cotton ex- change was held yesterday afternoon at their quarters In the Citizens bank building, and officers elected for the ensuing year. The annual report o1 the treasurer shows a healthy tinan- cial condition. and the coming year promises to be a most successful one for the organization.
 w. A. Taggart was reelected pres ident. F. B. Tomlinson, vice-presi- dent; F. A. Howell, secretary and treasurer. and A. NJ. Riatt, manager The directors were elected as fol- lows: P. P. Byrd, F. A. Howell. F M Roane, A. W. Scruggs. W. \. Tag gart, F. E. Tomlinson, C. G. Wall, ! w Wilkins and Clifton Howell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-03
EARTH TREMBLED
 IN ILLINOIS

Chicago. .iau. A severe earth- Quake shock struck Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin at 10:20 o'clock this morning. The trenogs were felt distinctly here aud iii ad- lGinine towns. Tn soHie places doors were slammed and china broken. causing much alarm Tie most gio- leut shock was fel. at Aurora. Ill, where the big press of the Aurora l,escon vas shifted violently from it's base Several building 1t Joliet we're rocked to and fro
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-03
III lNhtR dlst0NMtE4 IlNAs(R tttn5if1ff DISCUSS lpft af
 >ttEtltkA >tAtLpINt.
Y 0 X A D v E R ITS N G
Nefcnan1. hlll Be t>,r~sed 4crof4. tpe ta eencti4- t0 ~iau
 tp For ] 3ear>.

=ia sHe65sz =4t 55z fHFaee oa. 4ilEE. u t5e Pin f.iaif Chamber of 's4.naree aeio T meeting sesrer4ar 2s9"5n4oR @ifH l.s aea geGFefaa7 l5. e@ snaa5ae. 4a1 aiseas ed 58e 5Esp4 1af!9Ea= pz 4ig spanid5a f5- he 5isa'F q e#a5u. tapae 4ad 5=f 5ha organization 1oL b br lsss aau f!s. "a3 5 se9 Tae aonnt.ts Nili prob 45iz staf' 10 york t@e fommr v7eh sa etise faa feqoies1 4aaaa, and lo. cal basi6o4 maa all hf asE ( 0 sfga up ttsir donations tor aaoaa asses @eets#let ae1iod q tbe, yeaes
 EaeIe. '6e p.aa 9avaueed 6s Mf 5HaHtd fe | is plaaned to speaa this money n advertising 1t apr5e0ltaral iau3#t# Hn5 metropolitan noWqp4 5 K ga1 ip entertaining ejzitors n afis eiA and doing other atf efig. #oft=tae the ei6e and eonety plaetng aae m5ao1 from al9 10 fime vbets [ ean accomplish fhe 6eql fesalts.
 Tbe Iaca business man Wil1 be ask= z5 fn de8at le tAe f4nd according D tbs benefits 5heI ytra 10 receive. 7}!5e plan k tlte same as that waich 1aa carried oat at Ferl smith bf Mi. slaulding. is manager for he Fort smith comiHereial Leaqno One ady, Who t1 s iu Nes York BUt owns pro- nety rH Eoft smith aecordjng 0 MT. spaUldine, voluntarily donated $69o alfe,lalA fo he fnnd in the Border civ. feeling that she oad b eu benE= fif'e.f tes,-4ss' ~tes,sssa essrss1a.a ijsing and progress nampaign'" that sh, could " Il afford 10 donate that atu mt 10 aid in the further develop men Of tho city where she had in- vesrmenJs.
 T a me tioe yesterday @as d most enthusiastic one and much infTrest 4aS displayed bY lie members of tho finanre committee. including several prominent banl>els, in the plan of Mir. Spaulding The new secretary is con- lid IT fhe maintenance fund will De realized jn short time fhe commit tee menb IS were encouraged by hia report yesterday and declare that Pine Bluff can do even better than Fort smith has done in the past. Without the proper fund 10 carry on t,,. affairs of the Chamber of Com ,Degee little can be accomplished in the work outlined for the organiza- lion. ...H
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-03
PROSECUTORS ARE
 10 COOPERATE nSt tR iAWITR ND JOHN n. fRENERitskS. TO ,lD tI.
 P4RNEY MIfLER.
Nj MANIGAL ON WAY
New Developments Ire Looked For During the Week When Me
 Nanigal May Testify.

ttiilauapoltz, tud, Jan 2z"Jhe eu operation with United States Distric; Attorn, Charles " Miller here of Oscar tawtsr. special aovs rnneu prosecutor in Southern California AHd District Attorney John h. T9red- tricks of Eo2 Angeles. who pfosecHt@ d the MeNamara brothers triple alliance esl,ec ally sought by tie De p4rinl Tt of Justice in uurateling the alleged dynami,!ng conspiracy country wide extent, was expected be- fer. nightfall today 'o be an accom- Hlsbed fact
 Eoth Mir. Law.,r and Nf. Ffede z ichs wefc expected to arrive during tie day and begin their con. ultatioH' with Mir. Miller, the federal Grand fnry be ng scheduled formally to re Sano it's probe tomorrow
 0rdf E. McManigal's arTivai ber within two or three days, timed to fol Io@ close upon the coming Of the tWo California prose cutGre, is taken Q mean that tte latter will assist NJ Miller il assembling the 1olumin- ous confession Of McAlanjgal. which | is predict'd d will be of gf ater us= heFo than OF tha Pacific coast.
 Lengthy testimony from MeManiga! | is said will mean a flo0i ii indie. meHts, carrying with them scores .! helsons. conspicuous as well K in- eonsp cuoiIS, in thts labor world
 5yedeIie&s, and LaWlGI- ara. Xpect. 1 0 be able to marshal for District At iolney Miller much ai the informa- fion which was not revealed ill I.os Angeles OH account of the confe sone Of the MeNamaras
 Dfyefopme ais are looked for hett constantly throughout fine week When MeManigal arrives he will ht under special gnatd, uct that the au- tbori'ies fear bis escape. but the pos sibi(ity of foul play from those against whom hc has ben testfying Thousa federal prisoners nsnally are kept iu the county jail here. arrangement . arc being maoa to shelter McManiga] in the f deral building it's If where an armed guard will protect him This arrangement. too, will not make il necessary for h.m to appear out oi doors from the time he reaches the federal building until the Grand Jury finishss the taking of testimony. t
 Recognizing that the statute of Ii, mitations would prevent the implic. l. tion of some persons for causing ex- plosives to be transported which led to the destruction of property several years ago, the government pros, <@.. tors here will take advantage of fe- cent decisions in the eo-call sugar trust cases, wherf in conspiracy of lenses were held to be continuous This fact, likewise, Is taken as an ill., dication that the indictments to DC returned here will embrace long period of time as we'll as a host oI persons, however small their part in the allegsd conspiracy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-03

". s, Hurburt. of Fort Smith. has arrived in the city and will make th's clry his home He is associated with Fl. C. Spaudine. the new secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, In the rnh,ication of "Dack to the Farm monthly Journal that will be publish cd here by them in the interest of aar,cu)ture and farm lands. Tne beadouarters of tht publication nave heen moved to this city from Fort Smith.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-03
bETEt!TIYF WILL APPEAR BE. a
 FORE GRAND JURY THE,E IND
 GIVE TESTIMONY.
IMPORTANT WITNESS
j. Cook. Former, Dookheeper ni Me Namaras, Said Union Officials
 Knew nf Schemes.

Indiauap0lis Ind. Jan a.-.sn pfet~ aration for the meeting ot the united States Grand Jury t0morrow. to E. sume the investigation of tue dyn8- tivitv around the office of the United States Attorney Charles w Miller to- day Detective William !. Burns was an early arrival and held a confer ence with Miller District Attorneg Fredericks from Los Angeles and Spe- c'al Assistant United States Attorney Oscar Lawler. who mas been in eharga of the Federal investigation n Cali forpia, are expected to arrive ht:a tomorrow.
 William ]. Burns wilt be q witness before the grand jury this week Fredericks is coming also to respon'i 70 his subpoena and n addition to holding q conference Yith fhe United States attorney here regarding rAa various phases of tie cases and tell D. certain evidence in bis posscsion Lawler may go fore the grand jury If il develops that his presence these X necessary in connection With som' of the evidaace. hnt the prime pug- pose of his sit is said t0 ha to con fer with Miller regarding the Federal invest igation. tLe western invastis2 ton being closely inierWoveu wit. ina now on in In fianapo!is. District Attorney Miller say. he $, es no ret sons t0 c6afgf his original estimate sthat he woIk of the grand Jury vii. he completed abou February |
 The belief is strong among tnos- 0ho have watched the goverunlent Investigation that fully thirty mon will be indicted by the grand jury. There is 10 he a possibility tha. th7 number may he nearly fifty.
 l. Cook former bookkeeper in tha offices of the iron workers, who has been absent from Indianapolis for several months, has arrived here and was at the district attorneys office Cook Is regarded as an important witness Shortly after tue arrest Of ]. J. MeNamara in this city he said in an interview that he believed that !. ]. McNamara was non-unionist. as after fight extending over sever- al years she National Erectors' Assoc citation finally had the union whipped
 In speaking of the books he kept he said that some of the entries might look "phoney" but he desired to say that If any such were found they Were o. K'd by McNamara before they were made. He also said that he was confident that J. J. McNamara had supplied J. B. McNamara and McMani- gal with money out of the funds oi the Union. Asked whether other of ftcers of the union had known of this he replied: "How could they help bu, kndw."
 He also said that he knew why dy- namite was stored in the basement of the American Central Life building and what 1t was to be used for. The rest. he said, had prevented the carry-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-03
DON'T MONKEY

Get her what she Wants:-MuI1anc's c's Taffy or BelleMeod Sweet Chocolates. The two leaders of all candy: absOl- utely guaranteed to contain no gln- cose. artificial color or adulterants of any kind. Nothing but pure sugar milk chocolate. fruits and nuts. We have such confidence in these candies that we sell them to you with the fol lowing agreement: Eat half and if yoa ever had better candy. bring back the other half and get all your mone3
 CITIZENS DRUG STORE sWe Deliver 1t Quicker"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-03

to asses St Y property ia S0Jr con #F.,# US provided in ttt Turucr= l5ro9s pill, or whether yon saajJ pfoWe5l + heretofole prescribed III sa. sa.5n5
 - have the aonor to pie =.3 ms opinion he rGrusG tza.als.5.= 6 .H has not vel bceoma =td@z asa .Ha5 will nos he et,eeti4r Haless Be eae bf majnfit4 ,. taa qualified elsag5 2 at thc e71I fal=eIse5iet=E SeFft za9= lsl2 Thi- view of -" mn fes f5ss been sustained Jts ] deeissus. ns fi ebaneerY court, in tb" Ga.e a#sf=.= the attorney g ueral ti a#e8;le4 E d.smIss I suit bHUsH5 R ra t@f ansas TaN Commission tei Ii, aa4 pose of having tIe -rayUT.Tao5H= =oa bill declared $ ia0 @5a"a 5ie 8a= proyal of the people
 "1 do net know q! 4a1 eoat aE slsz utiieiai with authority fn eSpt,s.= aa opinion in the preHia' Hha Baa 4s.i# the Turner-.laeohson hill to b. ao2 Elective The sait bf0aGHt oy =.# Tax Commission E nov b"edin& Q 1he Supreme FouFt or eoa1 1e if 10, Supreme Coutt sustaina th. chteHz ion of the Tax Commission i HiH iE your duty to reeoe0ize ttle ta =al'=z Jacobson bill n. , la@. "ad egaeoe' accordingly
 Yonr VerF trHi8
 :t4A1, T.. NoHN60H.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-03

IeIday. The fiYe negro wonaa. Geor= 2ia Williams. Est,lle smith I.ouise Biues,iue. Ida Phillips and R(ane'e Nixon. were arrested on q ehafg "F disturbing tse peace b3 fighting aud a1 the afternoon ssion of 5it.- poii 'e court yes erday were each fined S2a Thsy Were no1 abla to bay fbe fitle ard reala ned ih iail
 Williams Aad gone I'd the hoase tf irilcr rsilect }4,e entire anoum of tns gas bi'i Or remove the me+er. Ta Williams wouiaus ~bo is the prepri TOT of fhe ioint ottared to pa! bart af the bill hur be toad her he would have = : tlo"t r5" Hliro bill or take odl the meter, which in etfect. meanr The gas supply woula be# rat off i'iudinf. fbat she WGaIt. tot pay the bill he at. sempted 10 take the met ' 0Ht and all five oi them jumped oa h m, tisiui- he r bottles. broonlS aud other lhin.- as weapons Williams finally eseaR- ed ftom the isous< and ealled ahe pc 1ice. Officers HraHson ard To1son vent to the house irl the patrol wass- on and took the Wofnen to headqaat- fs. fudge stewart immediately con ven d his court aud fined the women Williams was not arrested or fined as he had acted under oeders fror his employers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-03

ing out of this purpose. He hintaes strong at things planned for ite tn- Jure, but refused 10 tell what thes , things were before tue grand jur.T, however he is expected ID tell in de- tail those things aoout which he merely hiuted in the interview. L is expect d tha6he viii he a witness [ is wceE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-03
IN GRO WOMEN
 ASSAULT COLLECTOR
Gas Company Employe Severely Beat. en When He Attempted to Take
 Meter From Negro Resort.

Will Williams, collector for the
 Pine Bluff Corporation, was severely beaten by five negro women who live at Fifth venue and Missouri stre:t. when he attempted to remove the gas meter after they had refused to paT the total amount of the gas bill yes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-03
AID WOLGAST
 MUCH IMPROVED

Venice, Cal, Jan. 2.--It was given out at Ad Wolgast's. home tonight that the lightweight champion WAS rapidly recovering from his illness W rich for few hours threatened to develop into a case of pneumonia.
 "Wolgast's fever has gone down and he is feeling better than he has fer two days" said Manager Tom Jones' eve have passed the point where we fear an attack of pneu- rlenia. and expec. the champion to be out again in few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-03

Ross Mccain, of Little Rock, spent yesterday in the city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-25
THE BRIDGE
DINNER.

The invitations to q bridge dinner
are usually informal, but they should
state clearly the object OF the COCA
sion.
They NAV read, Dear Mrs. Jones:
VIII not you aud Mr.. Jones give us
the pleasure Of seeing you at dinner
OH Thursday next at o'clock? If
you Ike we w.sl play bridge after
tsct. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones are thus fairly
warned OF the fate awaiting them. II
they dislike bridge. they need not ac-
cept the invitation. II Is best to ask
card players only. but this is not al
ways possible. II a host has invited
couple who do not play he should
ask some other nom combatants to
keep them in countenance It is rather
sad to be left stranded in the drawing
room when every one else retires to
the library. shutting the doors firm
ly to keep out the noise of converse
ton. Either the hostess or the host
is obliged by the laws Of politeness tc
remain with you. but II they are fond
OF the game they ane apt to be absent
minded and to cast longing glances
toward the paradise whence they are
Unhappily excluded.
II all present are devotees of the
game their number should, of course,
be divisible by four. A company of
eight is large enough to make the
dinner q pleaGant one, especially as
small parties of one or two card
tables are preferred by many who
care seriously for this amusement.
The bin OF fare should be brief in
order not to interfere with the main
business OF the evening. Soup. fish,
roast, salad and ices, with coffee
served In the drawing room. would be
SUFFICIENT. On an Informal occasion
among friends three COURSES would be
enough namely, soup, roast and a
sweet dish
Plain narrow cards are now the
favorites. as gilt edges easily become
furnished and soil the hands. They
must always be fresh. and for large
party or where the play is to be for
money they should be perfectly new.
It Is sometimes necessary to place
lamps or candles on small stands near
the players. especially IL they are ED
erly players, in order that they may
have plenty Of light. But these should
never be set on the card tables, as the
result would be very trying to the
eyes.
It is extremely thoughtless and III
bred to talk while a hand is being
played. Some persons like TO discuss
the game In the Intervals. others find
this extremely tiresome. It is a part
of good breeding to keep ones temper
at cards. No matter how stupid or
inattentfve ones partner may be. enc
must not scold him at the card table.
Some people become so deeply inter-
ested in the game that they do this
half unconsciously. Then they are
greatly surprised because they receive
no more invitations to bridge din
ners!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-25
WILL Fight TO
OBTA|NFGRTUNE
JOHN ARMSTRONG cHARLER
WILL Try AND SECURE HIa
100000, NOW BEING HgLD tsY
HIS BROTHERS.
an.ni.l "a - .1nnnaI

New York, web. 2yy-In the next
week or two thaEre f. fosng TO be the
biggest kind Of 3 fight between John
Armstrong CksSNlsr cod bis brothers,
william Aston Cox Ssa- and Robert
winthrop Chanlsr. for TIE restoration
TO the former Of the z2.G00. 900 estate
belonging TO him. neys trusteed here
on the 1sound that he 8 insane. Chan
Ter. who il a great grandson of the
original John Jacob 4 stcy, IL the for
mer husband of Amelie Rives. the
authorsga. now the Princess Troubetz-
koy Of Russia Many years ago his
family had him adjudged insane and
committed to tho Bloomingdale asy-
ium, from which he coptTlved to eft
feet his escape on Thanksgiving Day,
1900. Though he has been Legal de-
clared sane in Virginia whers he il
now residing. his est ate hezs Is etill
trusted for him a. n ne were 6 luna
tic. In the event Of bis death. i this
status II maintained. mis- fortune will
revert to his brothers. whS-ssskaTs
have never ceased szysag ~ is=S :! "a
back TO this state ~ kss<<= ssssss i1e
might be returned a. EsooE1inK9ale
Robert winthrop fsle.ps--. rs ~ the
brothers. Il WIN - s>c.IIe6= ssss1iA<i
Lima Cavaleirf. -. famous grant
opera contralto. RSs~ sart@aiEr a1cat
HE way after she has prsecss..ssssd upea
estate that was rs eaa up by his
ffrst wife as sec.irity fer tts So. O80 a
YEA =st,soBy ne pays ~ - Ter the
saGppfa q herssslf a2G -=-issss4a.
: This 1es-oS folly Ea the part ef
ChanlsS VIZ, De rrzaemberad- ssstss:ss,a
; ssaEg ArsfSNFong C.-..sis.1 70 astx saF-
1asticagy. "NacA iooney Row,
phrase which hsS since hsSa used - :
challenge and tDSeacnment OF mora
than one love sick swain throagh 81
country. With a keen SER q hsissa5r
John Armstrong ShanfeS Eazzss one
of his pigs Primes Tros1b%tzkoy.7 az
ter the noblerEzn. who Is charged with
having won assy from his brother the
love % Cavaietri. In order to secure
Immunity froGs srre@t here, Chznler,
who has had ala name legally changed
70 SnalOhS-- has enacted ard received
the protsctloaI OF the federal courts
lite Ii coming here backed up with
the afadNvitE Of all his neighbOrs In
VirAsaia whr1e he lives the life Of a
gentleman fserEer. testifylng to his
sanity.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-02-25

Look for bargains! See
here, "McMillan's" have pur-
chased the elegant bankrupt
stock of the Friedman Dry
Goods Company, and will
put it on sale tomorrow at 8
o'clock; most anybody
knows what that means in
bargains!