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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11

Washinrton. Nov a-whon 500. 600
women stepped un 90 the polls The
other dny and voted Cor president it ia
hardly ilhely that many 81 them
stopped 90 thluk that for this privilege
90 voting thev owed more 90 one wom-
an ID WaahinEton Than 90 any other
person OF Eroup
Yet such. indeed. vas the case. and
the one womau to whom they should
have feit 80 deepiy Indebted vas Mrs
HelVh a. lockwood. 20 thia city.
airs lockwood. nov So commenced
her aNht Tor equal rights away hnck
n che early Hfuea. when enc va
twenty flour years ~ aga. she has
kept it up ever since.
"a have mot rested since that day {"
Saws SIRE lockwood The nwht has
been a hard and furious one AGAINST
Ereat odds. and az times dreadfuily
uphuL but wa have fruits 90 shoN Tor
the aesrs Of battle
I'VE have made great progress
TIE story % nay hard and long hEht
f1r womnn's riEhts-euuai rights
gives a fair idea of what woman "a
THIS country have RAD e. 90
In 1878 7 vas admitted 10 the bar
~ thp supreme court after a great
struggle. r was the FIRST woman in the
world a. have that homer Forty nine
others have had n since
Mrs. Lockwood has not confined Der
efforts O. securing the ballot for wom-
en-. n have aiways fought for equal
rights Tor women. rha Eays. "fesling
that the ballot Rouid naturally follow.
II am attorney general ~ tne Amer
ican Wuman's Republic. with $4,000
paid up members. Nearly every WON
IN in this orsanlzation r. Tor the 20
lowlue thinss.
Woman sunragc.
Peace and arbitration.
Education ~ thc masses.
aEquu rights % an
Prohibition that prohibits
mot pledwtnH our support O. any
party until We can turn the tide On a
national election"
Mrs. lockwood o. not old and de-
rrnpIt she ts aElle and happy and
almost a. active a. when in 1855 abe
ran for president OF the United states
a. the candidate 90 The Equal Rights
Parts. Her trownish- coIored hair ID
necked with efav and her thin hands
arc wrtnkied. bat not feeble or pal
sled. Every dav she o. seen 81 her
law once On the L.ockwood buiidins.
which uhe owns
Instructive and entertaining. Fer
home a. headquarters Tor struEgiins
women
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11

savannah Ca. Nov. fn.-rurnrufins
amrinN the week wma nrn the cioafmN
QuutAtlone today being the same a. that
% saturday cinar = Wrek aro. 80
raies fuflaE fhe we'd Wrre Alb nHaka
hoeelutH were ff0a a. Cnunarud with
a.aea CASKS last year Ca Tire cnrrnaf.aufiinF
Yea. shipments wHFf $50 domestic
compared utth Giaf this 4eek al inaf
year. stools are 1z1g1 caska a. COM
nared With asa16 lat year Stocks ~
creaHea LIS ca~ks durfnE THE wefk
huHin wmH arm during the week upun
sales ~ faEHf harrelH uurfum the ats
Ter narf Of m rwrek WV Wa OF nNn
cents from Ire OPENING price and cioaei
Opening price. Receipts durinK the week
Wrrn itan1 barrels. a. Cnm1rafea with
la ~ this week 81 iasf VraF Shipments
WtEH halt domestic 81 CnuNaFrd with
n $50 ianf year Stocks w1urr ga nTg har.
res and last year 81 faF Etorka increased
1.esa barrels durinr fhr wrsk
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11

which divine guidance vas asked Tor
hts adninistraffou.
After the services the prosident elect
stood for a tea minutes on the steps
81 ne church while princetou's church
going foik came o. congratulate him
During the afternoon Governor VIII
son cleared up some - hia correspond
cnee. lie admitted eoue % TIE letters
contained suggestions Tor his cabinet
but furthrr than that he would Soy
nofhinE
In q discussion ~ ms cuFninE vaca-
ttou Governor Wilson sid tuniEht
nat he waz FuinE o. be free frum
callers - every kind during the time
b. Is away Neither National Chair
man William y McCofnbs. Vice. Chair
man William q. McAdoa nor any other
men prumineutiv identified with the
Campaign s1I invade hia retreat
Natioual Chairman McCornhs. AT ~
two dayN stay ut Princeton inft to-
night Tor New York
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
SUPPOSED TO BE LOST
IN BIRMINGHAM
Rslutivss sssk Neuns Nsbraskar. who
IL Thoupht 10 Have ssraysa 70 ths
Alabsna City.

lice department yesterday morning re-
oeived letters asking that they make q
search for one Walter Van % Hot
drege. Nebraska. who disappeared sew
eral days aEo In Atlanta. and IL
thought % have come - this city.
Han Is the son ~ a prominent Me-
hraska attorney ef HoldreRo. and his
relatives have placed several privats
detectives on the case. u In believed
~ some that the missins man b IN
In THIS city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
GUNMEN TRIAL
RESUMED TO-DAY
DEFENDANTS WILL TAKE STAND
M THEIR OWN BEHALF AND
EXPRESS CONFIDENCE m THEIR
AcoUITTAL.

New York. Nov. io.-Tho trial 81 the
four alleged Eunmcn accused ~
numbering Herman Rosenthai a. the
instiEation ~ Former Police Lieuten 4.
ant Charles Becker. who vas convicted
and sentenced 20 olecfrocuiion. wfn be
resumed tomorrow with I've jurors So
iected. Beth Justice Cor and District
Attorney Whitman are hopeful that
the Jury can be selected before the
end ~ Monday.
Counsel for the four defendants an
nounoed tonight that the accused win
take the witness stand in thorf own
defence. An said tonight they were
Conndcnt of ucuulttal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
GATHERING OF
LABOR LEADERS
CONVENTION AMERICAN FEEDER
ALTON MEETS TO-DAY IN Roca-
EsTER WITH HARMONY INol.
cArEo-No VERY IMPORTANT
ACTION EXPECTED.

Roohssler. n. y. Nov. to.--The an
nual convention ~ ths American Fed-
Grafton 81 Labor. which convenes here
tomorrow. wil b. one % the most
harmonious conventions held IN many
years. acruTdinE % officers % the or
here tonight
The executive council heid q three
hour session today. going over the re-
rorta 90 D. submitted tomorrow
Samuel Z. 0ompare. president sad
that no nuhiccf ~ oycrahadowinN I'm
portance was 10 ooms before re con-
vention this year
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11

Mlas Belle Kinney, % Nashville.
Tenn. IL gaining a national reputation
az a designer o. monuments. Her lat
umcnt 20 General Joseph II. Johnston.
the Confederate leader. which was re-
Gently unveiled at Dalton. Ca. she al
80 designed the monument 90 the We
men 81 the Confederacy. q replica q
which Il "a proposed 20 erect IN each
% The Confederate states
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
JUMPED BAIL
IS THE CHARGE
SUSIE HlNsoS. A sEoREss. IS Az.
RESTED HERE As WOMAN WHO
% WANTED FoR ALLEGED
BRGEcH OF LAW m OPP. ALA.
sAnA. ~ BoNosMAR.

Susie Hinsou. a negroes. was ar
rested here last night as bail jump
~ IN q house on North ThrraEuna
street. taken 60 the police station and
iockcd up.
she has been wanted Cor the com
mission % an aileged breach % the
lnw IN OPP. Alabama. for more than a
year. =. W. Thomas % that place
went her bail 81 the time but she Il
said - have taken Preach leave be-
fore the onHe went 70 court and "a
have come here. taking az a residence
IN a house on East Romano street
II - understood che VII be taken
back % Alabama Tor trial
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
NEW BANKING
/. PLAN ON FOOT
CHAIRMAN GLASS OF sUs-con-
nTTTEE CALLS MEMBERS FoR
MEETING wiTHIH TEN DAYS
A SUBSTITUTE ron ALDRIcH
PLAN IS PROPOSED.

washington. Nov. ia msefinE II
ne subcommittee on legislation q
me house banking and currency CON
nittee was cailed today ~ So chair
man. Representative Glass. % virgins,
Immediately upon his arrival IN Wash-
inEton. The members are urged 20 ~
fere witnin ten days A substitute foi
the Nreeiand bili emhodying the A.
drioh plan Tor banking and currenc .
reform. viii - prepared A. soon a
possible ~ the sub-oommittee. Chair.
mar Glass predicted
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
PERCY S. HAYES
NEARLY WELL AGAIN

managing editor Of The JournaL utu
Be riad % know that &c u recover
ing from bis recent painful illness and
hopes 90 BE- able % BE- down town to-
day. ar Hayes has been confined O.
his bone ca East Hin for more than
week BY an attack 81 neuralgia, but
4 nov much better.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11

Edward leach. o. New York city
has announced his candidacy for Grand
e. tied ruler Of the benevolent ana
Protective order 81 Eiks. lie has
been Erana treasurer % the order for
the past sta years. having heen unan-
lmouslY reelected a. Portland last
July. He vas exalted ruler 81 TIE
New York lodge Ter three successive
terms and a. considered one a. the
hnest orators IN the fraternity
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
Use me sEsT rs CHEAPEST.

n paws 20 use the best when tt's a
question ~ navoriRx extracta On ac-
count % Sc purity and strength only
one teaspoonftl % the quart is re-
quirod ~ Blue ribbon Vanilla Extract
hest and takes less
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
Naval Stores Market

savannah. Nov % The spirit market
was firm Saturday 81 "a - cents with
sales u fso casks. Receipts fsa. ship
menta f2i. leaving stock on hand ~ aa.
lgG eHHka
Resins we're Arm with sales 81 an8s
harrpls Receipts naaA shipments E4A
lsasVtnu Htock on had % t1a.oIa barrels
TIE fuNuWtrg we're the fEurea ard
quotations a. the naval stores market a.
posted nt the eavan nah Board ~ Trade.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
orsns ouk. Alsxls

Great anxiety prevails IA Russia
over the conditlon ~ Grand Duka
Alexis the younz heir Ia thc Russian
throne. who recently mex with a Sc
rioua accident Relirious services. ~
which prayers are offered Cor AIS re-
eovery. are being held in many cities
throurhouf the kinEdom The stricaesi
silence a preserved as e. enc nature
~ the accident
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11

pie % this - that a the dimtracted
shipwrccked paasCnEera scram cling %
shore We hear later nom Ariel;
In troops have dispersed them
bout the iHle." 4 2 IT,.
az actors. each 81 take ne part In q
drama rs which he IL unconscious.
q This second aspect ~ enchauf-
ment h stln further Illustrated IN the
expulsion ~ Proap@ro from Mlians
They hurried us aboard q bark
Bere ne some leagues a. SEA. where
they prepared
A rotten carcass n q boat not rimwd.
Nor tackle, sal. nor mast here they
hoist uA
To cry o. the sea that rcared 20 %.
20 eiKh
To the winds. whose ritv. niwhinw
hack again.
DID he but loving wrong 4 N
The result in that the victims drift
% the exact spot a. witch year, after
their persecutors drift. az the moment
q Prosrero's power. again showtnm
chances which terminate IN design.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11

Cures Daily
NEW SYSTEM OF THE GERMAN
AMERICAN DOCTORS CURING
TIE SICK AFTER AL OTHERS
HAD FAILED

These are indeed busy days for the
new Doctors. they came unknown TO-
Pensacola a month aEo. nov The Ger
man American Doctors names are re-
oeivinE a blessing In many no Ise-
holds IN Pensacola and surrounding
towns
~ THEY FAIL YOU GET VoUa
MONEY SACK.
RiEhs from ire start thay announced
that their New system % treatment
vas made Nd q AN that was best
from the many ideas Earnered inI
Europe and this country. Right from
the starr they stated that they 10
not know u ali.~ But on the diseases
that they are sp~ciaiiEinE. they 90
claim q bc. and are Master Experts.
" COSTS NOTHING ~ THEY FAN.
often a sick man o. woman win
blame the family doctor for not curing
The family doctor isn't % blame. u
h AGAINST All reason o. expect him 20
know All about troubles the nature Of
yours. he has % keep IN touch with
over
TWELVE HUNDRED DIFFERENT
hANEArE1s
on the other hand take a specialist.
does be know very much about baby
cases. confinement camemf The Chief
Physician q the German American
Doctors frankly admitted yesterday %
tho writer THAT ~ had not attended
= case ~ nka nature IN thirty years.
moreover that he had not seen. except
Tor the after effecta. a case % Ty-
nhoid Fever. Measles. Whooping
Cough. etc. In years and years The
German. American Doctors devote their
whole time 20 the curing % less than
Eighteen Dfaeaaea In these. each one.
the Doctors are Expertm
Their New Trnatmant wfli cure wom
n is not only new % this section. bot
u r. better. safer and surer nan
any other IN uee "a Pensacola and
vicinity. n n more pleasant ana re-
usrhahle in ffs results than anything
heard 81 here before
No matter how bad the case. ~ Of
how ionK standing. n Hftcr a acarsfui
examination the German American
Doctors say they can cure you. YOU
VIII HE CURED 10 the aid %
their New Treatment they prodmce
curua Which other doctors say would
- Impossible ara Witch they. them
selves would have said was iFnpoa.
sihie = few wears aRo. before they had
their New system.
Any doctor can TREAT a chronic
naseaae but IT TAKES AZ EXPERT
To CURE YOU. We are Experts
WE CAN CURE YOu.
We cure diseases ~ che Nerves.
Blood. ssin. Heart. stomach. kidney
and liver. Including Rheumatism,
Asthma. Paralysis NeurmiWta. Lose ~
Nerve Force. Go1trn. p1leu. Rupture
ana Diseases ~ Women and Diseases
% Men Also Deafness ard Cancer
Nervous oshHity % Men.
win an 20 symptoms ~ Weak
Nerve. nrnin Exhaustion. Paipf.afiou
~ the Heart. Tfrad. Worn out. Brok-
en- Dpwn and ntscauraKed. an feobie-
ness cured quick
LsSisa
E.adies. nuurwult ~ before you sub
/ NIT 20 operation. Ton can ~ cured
without ne ne - a knife. ~ Conmti
patton Displacement fnnamnnafiou ~
the Uterus o. oVaries. irrsTuiar ~
Painful Menmfru ton. which causes
| Nervousness and often insanity.
our system - treatment cures by
renewing the oauHe-fhus ensurtne a
tper1nauent cure instead ~ MeekinH
/ Temporary RELIEF ~ treating wymp-
toms We make no mistakes We can
not AFFORD Ca. Money Rack n Ne fan
4
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11

A Teun~s@ee iadw haa usrruf that
Hneakg 80 wuryfH n e dinrulf a. believe
that the EuKlish language contains -
many swear Nurds
A. agricultural rauer haH an article uu
"Nnw Oh Tel Mad UaE 81 ~ rad
anFtftrE to GEL enc unfortunate Brute. we
uuala flfhsT telephone ~ Hens q rnEfnf
Ar exchange fu . FfForfa ~ Wisdom
column EaFMs "MnrH mIsea 90 - made
in dav hT wulnW Etea6iiT thar ~ Nfgp-
pins TIE wnuiuE wso wrote these words
snould have nls pes turrWaHea
tn Euue countries 81 d. EIu CUSTOMARY
% IRE n CamuHn after ire marriage ~arM-
mnnev haH asmHu performed THIS 20 re-
uind thnsg present that the haftie % NE
has fuHf hHEnr
y Piarrorf Moran has rurchaaesI Fox'a
Book uf MnrfrrH u Pc books ~
aaaG a Erua2eF numher ~ ulartYrM
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11

oncs. rhistsn Bundins. psnsaeoia.
tsouras Frora - ~ rTorrlnaa. ard z % .
Evenings
fAdwertimew~mt1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11

If you miss your paper.
phone (l500) before ten
O'Clock, and one VIII be de
livered you ~ special carrier
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11
First Pulpit Tribute
Paid 20 w. Wilson

tcontinusd IRON Firrt PaEs)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-11

These are indeed busy days for th'
new Doctors. they came unknown q
Pensacola a month aEo. nuw The Ger,
man American Doctors names are 70
oeivinE a blessing In many no Iae,
holds Ia Pensacola and surrounding
towns
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-13
VETERAN ACTOR
 TRAINING TEAM
Lawrence McCarty, Native Tennessee an and Former Confederate
 Sailor.

Nashville, Tenn, March 12.-LaW- renee McCarty, veteran actor and stage manager, is in Nashville train- ing a degree team for Nashville Lodge No. 1855, Knights of Pythias, which is preparing to put or the most finished and elaborate work in the third rank in the history of the local K. of F. lodges. The members of the team are receiving daily instruction from MT. McCarty, who has been in the work of training Knights of Pythias teams for more than twenty years. and Thurs, day night will have a dress rehear- al.
 Mir McCarty is a native Tennessee an, having been raised in Memphis, but With the exception of one short theatrical tour had never returned to the state since the civil war until he came for this work. At the outbreak of the civil war he, with other boys Of Memphis, enlisted in the Mississip- pi River naval service of the Confed- eracy. In those days, before the times of the ammunition hoist, small boys were required for service as powder monkeys bringing the ammunition from the magazines to the guns.
 MT. McCarty when IA years old,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-13
CHARLEB,sF. KL0CK
 DIES IN SAN ANTONIO

News of the death of Charles F.. Klock which occurred in San Antonio Texas, Sunday afternoon at o'clock was received in this city yesterday afternoon.
 MT. Klock was native of Pine Bluff and lived here with his parents IMr. and Mrs. B. J. Klock until their removal to San Antonio twenty-five years ago while he was still quite n young man.
 He had a great many friends hero and among our bas's business men are numbered many of his school boy friends. He was abou,s fifty years old and leaves a widow, his mother and father, and a sister, Mrs. Cunningham, all of San Anton i0.
 MT. Klock was in the, real estate puciness in San Antonio for num- Der of years but the lasG two years his heabh demanded out door work, and he was engaged with an immi- grafton company up to few days before his death.
 He was 9 upright, conscientious, Christian gentleman, member of the Methodist church for manys years. and exceptionally good son.. lrc,.hcr and husband. "The' world has los., when a good man dies"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-13

be between Pine Bluff and Litl Rock. The local school will he rep resented by Miss Mary Davidson and John Tcnay. The Little Rock speak CTS have not been selected.
 Principal Allen a few days ago ap- poin'aed a reception committee to ai- range plans for the big banqu2t and recSp iGn that will be held in the High School following the debate. Something like fifty couples will at tend. Tine committee is working en- erge;icallv and expect to IT pare d most sumptuous affair in honor of the visiting speakers.
 The High School will send Miss Nettie Mullikin and William Roe Brewster to Hot Springs to repE2- sent them. The subject for the d. bate this year is Resolved That 1A2 United States Government Should Adopt the Parcel Post System. Pine Bluff is confidently expecting some honors in this contas. both at home and away, as the schools best speak CTS are entered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-13
! F :. E 2 BRIEF MENTION ; F < i. i
 * * l. s * + * .. + + * < + < + + d

t,a Wolf ola,tsi SjenGl; n;{x spenf yeahsrdav in
 Rush Barrett, of Sherrill, spent yesterday in tho city. | Dr. J. s. Jenkins will spend today <la Little Rock on business.
 Mrs. A. M. Hooker. Of Swan Lake, is the guest of friends in the city.
 Miss Louise Bridges has gone 70 Camden for visit with Mrs Simpson.
 E. F. Raines, of Little Rock, was a business visitor in the city yesterday.
 Mrs. A. F. Chambers has gone to Little Rock fer brief visit with friends.
 w. N. Trulock has returned from Fl Reno Okla, where he\ transacted business. fN
 District Attorney T. Havis Nixon went tc Litsle Rock yesterday on a1h2Sinoss. 1udge Jamen Gold and son, Gal i Draith Gould. spent yessefday ill Lit t.e Rock.
 E. L. Vail went to .Wynne, Ark, yef'tensay where lle will transact business.
 Miss Evan Goree has returned from visit to her sister, Mrs. Clay Cross. at Pendleton.
 John F. Sennett, the New Gascony planter, was business visitor in the city yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-13

served on the General Bragg one of the ships engaged in the great naval battle of Memphis, ill which the hour. The General Bragg" wa> among the ships lost and the boy Me- Carty was captured along with the others and sent North to Federal pr.scn. After leaving the prison he went into the theatrical profession and has been continuously engaged in it since. At IS he began as stage manager and director.
 More than twenty years ago he tool up the Knights of Pythias, being the first and at present the only man who has done this form of work. He has the endorsement of the Supreme Lodge, but is employed by the indi vidual lodges.
 On the present trip to Tennessee he has trained two lodges in Memphis, one in Jackson, and the Nashville lodge. He talks. Interestingly of his experiences on the stage in the old days, and his acquaintance with great actors and orators, including tol. Robert Ingersol'
 MI. McCarty has great many fir ends in Pine Bluff where he spent considerable time two years ago in the interest of the Knights of Pythias and all the local K. P's will be glad to hear of the good work he is doing in Tennessee. Some of the members of Imperial l-Juliet Lodge are in re- ceipt of a most interesting letter from MT. McCarty, telling of his stay at Ovoca, Tenn., owned and founded by the K P.'s of that state. It consists of 400 acres of land, which MT. Me 'Carty describes as the most ideal and picturesque land he has ever seen. The home of the Grand Lodge, an or phanage, widows home and home for indigent Pythians is maintained
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-13
RISON BANKS CONSOLIDATE

Rison, March 12.-The committee appointed March 1, by the stockhold- CTS of the Bank of Ris9n and the Far mers and Merchants Bark, both oi this place, met here Saturday and agreed upon terms by which the two banks were consolidated the Bank of Rison taking over tho effects of the Farmers and Merchants Bank, which will go into effect April 1. The in- crease of the capital of the Bank of Rison will be from S25,0O0 to $50O00. The Farmers and Merchants Bank has been in business here since July 1, 1911, with ]. T. Renfrow as cash fer,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-13
TONI HILL IS
 HONE FROM CHICAGO

Manager. Tom Hill has returned from Chicago where he contracted iol Inc of vaudeville acts which he will put on at the Elks Theater be-
 ginning next Monday. Three good tcts and several reels of,pictures will he the program and the acts will change every Monday and Thursday. An orchestra will furnish music and everything will be done to make the ,atrons of the theater comforta ole. Shorty" Lewire, well known among tle vaudeville patrons, will assist Manager Hill in cenducting the thea
 ter. For the first three days of next week the acts will be The World in Miniature,' one Of the most unique attractions on the vaudeville stage; Charles Carroll a clever ventriloquist, and Adde and Coulter, singing and dancing and comedy sketch artists
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-13
Distribution of Prizes Two Flander Automobiles.

To the contestants having the high est number of votes in the city dis- tricts will be given one Auto, and to the contestant having the highest vote in the country districts will be given tine other machine.
 The Pianos.
 The Two High Grade Remington Pianos will be awarded one to the city and one to the country districts to the contestants standing highest after the Autos have been awarded.
 The Diamond Rings. Will be awarded, one tel district, to the contestants standing first in each district, after the Grand Prizes have ben awarded.
 The Suites of Furniture, Will be given, one to district, to the contestants standing second in each district, after the diamonds have been awarded.
 The Scholarships. Will be given, one to district to each of the six contestants standing highest after the suites eff furniture have been awarded.
 In Case of q Tie. In case of : tie for any or all of the above prizes, those so tying will receive prizes of equal value. Remember the closing date, April 4.