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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-26
INDIAN HERBS.

The great blood, liver and kidney
 remedy, which is absolutely guar
 anteed to, cure the following com plaints: sic8 headaches, indigestion, rheumatism, constipation and etc. For chills and fever it has no equal. Sold by A. M. Levey, 217 1-2 w. Bar. St. Phone No. BOT. 3-22 If.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-26
CICARMAKERS FORM
 A LOCAL UNION

Pine Bluff cigarmakers have or garized union and have been granter charter by the lnterna- icnal organization. The name of the organization will be 'garmakers international Union Local No. 117. The following officers have been elected: Parel Hill, president; Peter Pfe.ffer, vice pres dent; Clarence Bosche, corresponding secretary; Ctto Pitts, financial secretary; AL bert Maupin, recording secretary; Hy.ran Saultz, treasurer; Jules \. Frs zier, sergeant-at-arms.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-26

A freight wreck of little conse- quences on the Monroe div sion of the Iron Mountain early Monday morning delayed train No. 1O4, due her, at $50 a. m., about six hours, tbe train arrived here at 12 o'clock yesterday. Few details of the wreck were received here bus it was stated there were no fatalities.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-26

Mrs. P. S. Leslie and baby and Miss Lesl e, of Little Rock, arrived in the city yesterday to visit Mrs. Leslie's mother, Mrs. Frank Mays.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-26
Piles Cured in ( tO I4 Pays.

Your druggist refund money r PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding O Protruding Piles in to 14 days. 60c
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-26
LIST IF NAMES ENTERED
 IN GRAPHIC CONTEST
Vote Changed Daily at ?. . For Publication ill Fol
 lowing Issue
DISTRICT NO. 1AIl that of fine Bluff lying west of Ma n thn cty mi,S ard yGm fia o

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 Stephens Ark
 DISTRICT Mciehee, shs'!ssn shslr andy
 Ark.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-26

Miss Emma Pertius, Dumas, Ark. :. Miss Blanche Stokes, Humphrey, Ark
 Miss Lula Mitchell, Sherrill, Ark. . Miss Bessie Brown. Monticello, Ark
 Mrs, Jake Young Stuttgart, ....... Miss Bessie Lord, Arkansas City, Ark
 Ms w. A. McGraw McGehee, Ark. Miss Willie Frazier. England, Ark. ;. Miss Alice Burkhalter, Altheimer, AT Mess Laurne Johnson. Lake Village
 Miss Clara White, Stuttgart, Ark. Miss Agnes Cone, MoItrose, Ark. :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-03-26

e DISTRICT McGehe \rsansa Alhemer, Wabb Stuttgart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-09
TRAINING SCHOOL
GRADUATES -FOUR
Commencement Exercises of Re
treat for the Sick Held
Last Night.

Seated on the stage behind banks
of dull-red autumn leaves and ferns.
the graduating class OF the Retreat
for the Sick Training School enjoyed
last night the public recognition that
follows the successful completion Of
three years hard work. in the audito-
rum Of the Eiks' Club at the COM
mencement exercises Of 1912. Follow
ing the formal exercises OF the eve
ming. the chairs were hastily removed
from the floor. and while the orches-
ira played in corner. the young
nurses, medical students, internes and
friends turned the commencement into
q dance.
The senior class OF 1912 is composed
Of the following four young women.
who received their diplomas and pins
last night: Miss Margaret J. Nichols.
Miss Lot,ie banner, Miss Ellen Deeds
and Miss May Siliing- They have all
gone through the three years Of train
treat for the Sick. On the stage with
the graduates were the speakers of the
evening
An Interesting feature OF the exer-
oises was the resume of work done IN
the last .hreS years. by the Retreat for
the Sick, -Nhsrh- was read by Mrs d.
A. Kirk, chairman OF the sick commit
tee Of the hospital The address TO
the graduating class was delivered by
the Rev Mr. Lewis. assistant rector OF
Grace Episcopal Church. while Or. b.
NJ Rosepro recited the oath OF conse-
Grafton which the nurses take The
prese ntatton of diplomas was made IN
a diznified manner by DR.. Moses ~;
HoSe. and Miss Frances Scott Delivered
the handsome gold pins TO the four
members Of the class with few sensi-
BILE words Of encouragement and com
g.a,.a.ion The blessing was pro-
rounred by the Rev. II. A. Goodwin.
rector Of 81 Johns Episcopal Church-
The scene presented by the SinsiinS
Of nurses IL the uniforms Of the on
ferent city hospitals. guests ~ 'sI'i.o
.Jn.hes rrd men in black fun dress,
VAS very striking Not seat In the
Mi was vacant WREN the exercises
commenced and more guests s'ras
In 70 be on hand for the dancing WIZ
SsYSo-.s Refreshments were served
t.,xe.n the close % the program anu
the beginning OF ;he dance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-09
WILSON VICTORY
TOBE CELEBRATED
President-Elect Himself May Be
at Richmond's Jolli6-
cation.
CITY COMMITTEE STARTS IT
Everybody in Virginia Asked to
Help in Big Time in
December.
CITY COMMITTEE STARTS II

Plans for a Statewide celebration oi
the national Democratic victory In var,
ginia, with Governor Wilson hamse1i
a. the central figure. were anAuy uraseo
last night at the meeting OF the Caty
Democratic Committee. City Chairman
Miles NJ Martin was instructed TO ap.
point any and all committees necessary
TO carry out the idea, to associate IN
the movement all civic bodies. 10 en-
list the aid Of State authorAues and q
invite all cities. towns and villages IN
Virginia to come to Richmond and JOIN
in the fun. A big scale Will be fol-
AZ President Elect Wilson will be in
Richmond the first week In December In
attendance on the Conference u Gov.
ernors, It was thought 10 be q gooo
then. II may be held on MONDAY nignt.
December 2. before the Governors
meeting opens, or IL may be deferred
until rrioay, December 8. after the
other ceremonies attendant on the WISH
are concluded.
starts the Ball.
Frank TerranuIni broacned the pro-
iect TO the City Committee. tie thouSht
il but right that some sort OF ceiepra-
ton be neid IN honor OF the eiection
of q Vlrglniau to the presidency d the
American nation. 1t sn0uld be held In
Ricnmond, the capital OF the State OF
Wilson's birth, and 1t should be the
right sort Of celebration. something
genuine and something 70 be iemem-
Dered by the youngest child until MS
dying day. He named NJ day. but
moved simply that the committee get
up a celebration.
clyde w. Saunders seconded the mo-
ton. The President elect Will be here
early next month. and that would be
the ideal time for bag joilihcafton.
He had already taken the matter up
with Governor Mann. who he felt sure
would cooperate. and would consult
with Governor Wilson regarding the
most appropriate time.
Everybody caught on the idea with
<usto. Torchlights were discussed,
and the older members OF the COM
rudttee went back to Democratic cete-
brattons of former times to recall what
had been done in that misty past when
the Democrats had elected President.
Ask stanton Here.
CAPTAIN James H. Price called at
hemtfon TO the proposal OF Staunton.
Wilson's birth place. to have a ceaenra.
tton and It was decided to invite that
CITY to come down and help Richmond
out. There is room here. IT was Ieit'
for everybody.
50 A came to pass that the Ferran-
aini motion was unanimously adopted
and the celebration plans are on. But
first Governor Wilson must be heaIo
The tentative proposition 10 to have
an address by the next President IN Sne
City Auditorium. with sort OF puoic
receuotou. Governor and Mrs. wilson
anS thar three daughters will be
sne.t. on Governor and Mrs. Mann at
the Executive Mansion during the con-
ference of Governors.
one Of the features OF his visit VIII
he a reception on the cttys part az the
Blues Armofy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-09
VIRGINIA GIVES
NEARLY $4,000
May Have Paid More Than Full
Quota to Wilson Cam
paign Fund.

Virginia gave a total OF S2S.s1s to
the campaign fund of the Democratic
National Committee. according to a
telegram sent yesterday from Treasur-
er MorEenthau to John Stewart Bry-
an. chairman Of the finance committee
for Virginia
Mr.. Bryan thinks that this State
raised the full quota OF $4,000, only
little more than $1,000 remaining UNI
accounted for. There may be small
sums which had not reached Treasurer
Morgenthau yesterday. and funds may
have gone in other channels. which
would have more than made up the
quota. At all events. the sum IL a
good one, and Mr.. Bryan is pleased
that the State OF Governor Wilson's
birth should have responded SO well
to the call to help the campaign
The records OF Mr.. Bryan show a
total of S23,4S5.0S. He docs not know
the district to which the balance of
Si3os2 should be credited. The dis
tricts paid as Follows. according to his
books:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-09
ROBERT WH|TTET
GETS LONG Term
Members of Administrative
Board Settle Length Of
Service.

In the drawing for terms of the first
Administrative Board yesterday. for
mer Alderman Robert Whittet, Jr,
drew the four-year term: State Senator
H. p. Beck each drew three-year
terms. and the two-year terms fell to
former Mayor Carlton Mccarthy and
former Councilman John HirschberS.
The drawing. 1t il believed, will have
some bearing on the selection of chair
man of the new board. friends Of Mr..
Whittet having urged him as the loGi-
cal man for the position. 1t may
also have some result on the campaign
two years hence. Several Of the de-
feated candidates in the recent pri-
mary are known to desire another trial
Of strength before the people, and the
relative strength of the incumbents Is
a matter for consideration.
The drawing was held In the ONCE
of the clerk Of the Hastings Court.
drew krouSe. chairman of the Board
of Election Commissioners. had charge
Of proceedings. Five large marbles
were used. Two were marked with the
figure two. two were marked three
and one had large four painted on
in a hat and held 1t high In the air.
The members Of the board were then
called in alphabetical order. Mr.. Beck
stepped up first. put his hand in the
hat and drew fOEth a marDle, winch
he clutched tightly. Mr.. Folkes fol-
lowed and did not show what he had
drawn. Then came Mr.. HrSchberg
and Captain Mccarthy in alphabetical
order. and Mr.. Whittet took the last
marble left in the hat.
Mr.. Krouse called for q showdown.
and each commissioner showed what
he had drawn. Mr.. whittet had the
lucky four spot; Messrs. Beck and
Folkes the three-year term marbles.
and Messrs. Hirschberg and Mccarthy
the two-year terms.
The certificates OF election were
thereupon ordered to be issued in ac-
cordance with the drawings.
Hereafter al! elections to member
ship on the board will! be for four
year terms but as q result OF the long
and short term provisions at the be-
ginning, not more than two commits
sioners will come up for reelection at
any one time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-09

dogs freed an animal supposed to be
Of the variety sought. and one OF the
men climbed the tree TO secure the
prey. the owner having decrecd that
trees were rot TO 70 CIT down at such
times,
GniiK. 'possuHs. the ANNA! led the
attack. lie did nc; visit for the Frank
down ;hc trunk with rapidly. Fret :
fully hc switched his big and muscG-
Jar tail. covered with quiils. agaIss;
rs aSSailanI The man. who had
reached up 80 secure wha; he though;
was a 'p"sxuui. had his fingers pierced
through and fhrsugh. lie re;-esfed
rapidly. reaching the ground IN ex-
fTc-1. haste. lie hurricdiy informed
his companion that they had freed q
h~sr by mistake.
Presently their souls grew stronger
bczI'sting then no longer. they pro-
cured a pole and pcked the animal out
o. the tree. he reached the ssound
and was set upon ny a dos. m-ch 20
the INN csiste regret of the canine.
He ho~Ied for two hours. and regis
tered naay ssshs NO; 60 do IL again.
The men speedily shot the animal 10
death. and bore him home IN triumph.
lie weighed something IKE forty
pounds. Mr.. Saunders saw " was 4
porcgpine. and removed suthci~nt OF
his anatomy TO prove his caoA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-09
BIBLE men WILL
HEAR MONTAGUE
Congressman-Elect to Make
Speech at City Auditorium
Tomorrow.

Congressman Elect A. j. Montague
win be the principal speaker before
the FEDERATION Of Mems Bible Classes
Of Eichrcnd and vicinity Tomorrow
afternoon as the ct Auditorium. TIE
serySce will Ne preceded by . silent
pasNAe.- the members Of the various
caassps forming I'm df6e~ut sections
of shx cssy and marching through the
ssr~css 20 the Cssy Auditorium, where
800 van be reserved for thcee taking
part in the v1ra1e-
me ssrvSce win bekfn at $50 O'Clock.
All male Bible students are invited to
parsscspuae IN the parade. whether
suemOerp % orgauesed csesee& o. not.
suS4fcrium service. Rev. Thomas
(Ja4sts akinner VIII read the opentns
scvSpeure LESSON, and the Invocation
van be delivered BY Rev. 0ecrge w.
K<wp>s. Tue benedicssou FOLLOWING
ne SN1rpss ~ NJ. Mons:-~e van nc
6eNysrvs % Rev. Laae0n = Asssa'
y y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-09
NEGRO ELEcTRocUTED
e,.~r,to, of H~rt~-t rert.n for M"rde' ."
King Geerxs-

f=.rbsr- Peyro-. = r"-=a from MFG 'Teo
&C convicted % r. G-icT was e.sctr"cS'-
= :, 81 state reuG'sc-ia-E cary N-sS''
a. rno--.rS Ths ssgsI tufy Ess p,ssen'
.. -.cui-st ~ az. TIE execution o, U.
essth sentence gag wiih9G' u 's'".-
et5eki- Occurring
A. s-oesl had b~s- mad - '"s"-n"T
Mar .o- communicative 20 - a''nN' ~,
80 e-ns-s tNs- -N~ ki'''-S -es=I-'" ron
x-~.-si Tss-ft % T-fy row ssfn5- - sr'fy
.-s .Aa- .S~ sxEdsar1 -s- too ~1r'a =
.+o- sriFb~--.e murder. sgf a." r-"Si"iHs
fEfre and the attS--~- s"T ffc conn m
-.z,ih occ3lusd 20 ini7 - the s"P.i'a'''a '''
sfs-rs-r-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-09
LARGE SUN AGAIN
ADDED TO VALUES
Henrico Grand Jury Reports
Additional Corrections Of
More Than $50. 900.

Additional increases In taxable val.
ues. amounting to more than $50. 900.
were reported to Judge Scott yester-'
day morning by the special grand Jury
investigating the tax returns In Hen
rico County. when II met for the nfth
time. and again asked for adjourn
ment until next Wednesday morning.
at $3.50 o'clock. when a number Of per.
sons will be summoned before II to
testify.
The list OF those who will receive
summonses will not be made public
grand Jury. since the jurors asked
Judge Scott to order the matter kept
private. 1t is understood that the list
includes not only delinquent taxpayers.
but also witnesses to give testimony
In regard 10 certain cases under OBJ
servation.
The report of additional corrections
in the Individual returns was tabu-
lated. and showed the increased as.
sessments given In by each person.
A total increase in taxable values OF
&ls2,o25 has resulted from the inves-
OF this sum, Sa.,lo5 is classified an
income. $5e.040 as personal property,
and $4,000 as ints ngible property. An
increase OF 3s.le0 in the valuations on
automobiles was noted The average
value Of all vehicles. including car
riages, wagons and automobiles, az
contained In the original returns. was
$4o.15.
1t 10 hoped that a number OF per
sons who have up to this time failed
to make corrections In their returns
may be reached before tne next session
of the grand Jury In case this -
not done. the body will take testimony
with a view TO learning II indictments
are advisable.
The grand iury's next session VIII
not be its last. and II tndtctments are
TO be returned. IL is hardly probaoie
that they will be made at that meet
ing The Jury is proceeding TO Ns
work In a careful and deliberate man
d,c,menta result from the investiga-
ton or not, the question OF tax returns
will be thoroughly cleared up. SO tnat
discrepancies Will not be 30 freauent
in the future. s.
The county. OF course. will benene
AZ well as the State from Increased
assessments. except on incomes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-09
RENTED through RENTED
Grand total, ::


The Iuracy commission which sa; yesser-
day to decide the sanity OF Walter Lewis.
th.. negro man found sleeping on Sheriff
E.r.p's farm. in Henrico County. on Tues
DAY decided that he should be remanded
10 III. Petersburg asylum. Lewis had been
ia that institution previous % thts time. but
was released and placed under the care o:
his daughter. lie escaped from her guard
isrsLip and started an excursion OF his own
o., witch be was apprehendsd.
tn. commission was composed o: MaEis
.Tste n : Sunday ard Dr.. J. Fu'mcr Brigh:
agd pc a l.. Martin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-09
SELLS WHIsKEY
u->e,e San to Dispose Of 10 Gallons Of
FIRE Water.

u-,ele San to Dispose Of 10 Gallons o.
Fire Water.
Seven hundred and ten gallons o. wn,skes:
S,etes collector OF Internal Revenue. VIII Dc
nm, up 1t auction Tuesday morning At noon
/, the virginia Bonded Warehouse. along
wt,h IN hounds Of seised oleomargarfne- The
noodle, 4, divided into . number OF peck-
,1es each Of which will be sold to the high
es, bidder.
These 10 eallons Of third-r1N wh!skey are
On. nroceeds Of recent raids BY revenue oRl-
cers on distiilerfes which have been guilty
OF violation OF the internai revenue laws
snd have been seised and shut down The
ofY,eer, Of this district recently completed
a eIeaning-up process that shu, down most
of the distiIleries In the district.
In addition to the whiskey and oiecmsr-
ga,ino mentioned above. there is copper
brandy still capacity ninety gallons which
viii be auctioned or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-09
ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY


FTfyepa-Yeor-Old Boy Accused q Seeo4ing
G~stis ffUm ReddleTs Can.
Bessie Bennett. a nf;cen-year-oid boy, o.
cy,s (;i,ber, Street, was arrested yesterday
bv Bicycle Policeman TrayIor on a war
rant charging him with entering stable At
ae, south Be.vfdere Street. and stealing a
large quantity Of groceries asd vegetables
der. OF Ashland
Bennett. who was employed as helper BY
Ford denied the charge but some OF the
alleged stolen property 10 said to have been
:crnJ AT his home The robbery took place
Thursday.
Bennett; viii probably be given . heartns
this afternoon In the Juvenile Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-09
TRAYL0R ARRESTED


Former County Deputy onefAA
AnnOyinE Woman
Frank Traylor. a former deputy snsrn y.
a warrant charging him with maxlns IN =,
;,,nroner remark to Mrs. Maria Wilson. OF
q Snrth Twen.y-first Street The alleged OF
tense is said to have been committed ias.
wednesday. but TrayIor. who Is now ensaSeo
IN che real estate business. denied inc
Ms Wilson swore out the warrant Wed
,.~day afternoon. While passing Ninth ana
Main streets yesterday Traylor was INFORM
~, h,d heen issued for his arrest Tray!or
readily announced that he would SURRENDER
bin.seis and went to the First Police sta
ton where he was Immediately baiIed TOT
his appearance in Police Court tnis "orh-
n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-09

&c. -rs orfee ., c,srE sa-u"i =. w-sH''
a. Hs--fra cna--roa.e 90 7 Z y~arhv rni
MI r.rzs G7sor-h.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-09

" " Old. Jr-, Of Norfolk, quaIined yes
,e,day IN the City Circuft Court to prae'ies
Law IN that court
ws..crn r-nion telegraph Company. heard
yc.,erday in the CITY Circuit Court verdict
ana Judgment were entered IN tH sum o.
$40,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-09
Marriage Ii<sn.e

a r-s--sss iiccnss Tas issued y"tt-rs-E
O .h. rse-s-. erfce % tss Euxti-E~ CogTt
- ssfer Ice uavs- asd Fsra CAV P~rs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-09

Mrs Mary W. Pemeer;on qua'issed yesser.
DAY ia the Chapccry Court as execufr,H o.
,hs estate o. T. william Pember;on- The
estate IL vaieed 81 s7H.ese All OF the prop
erf- IL left TO his wife.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-09

The real estate agency o. nsri'son
pat.. cnnSue,ed q trustees suction sale a.
the Real Estate Exchange at noon yesss,-
dax me attendance Was good and the Did
otns spirited. A good deaf OF property was
disposed Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-09
4. nv Iicene1

FasJed 70 Pay lleezss.
For failing 70 pay his state license TAX =.
p vicho,s q merchant. was hned 30 ana
Costs yesterday by . jur5 IL the Hastings
Court.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1912-08-08
Cold And No Coal.

Persons using coal for cooking pur-
poses have been more or. less inconveni,
enced this summer because the Western
Maryland railroad is building a new lot
of coal bins at Geo. w. Stocksdale's
warehouse. The old bins were all torn
away and Mr.. Stocksdale had no place
to keep coal in stock. At this time many
persons are in the habit of putting in
supply of coal for the winter, but as the
bins are not yet finished, Mr.. Stocksdale
cannot order this very necessary article.
The Powell-GWsllon Thresl,ing Case.
The case of Chas. J. Powell VS.. Harry
erosion and Jas. A. erosion, was heard
Monday of this week before Judge Urner.
The case was one in which Powell is
sued an injunction restraining the Grosh-
ons from operating threshing machine
within Is miles in any direction from
Thurmont. The Groshons sold thresher
to Powell and gave him a signed contract
wherein they agreed that they would not
engage in threshing, but shortly after ID
new machine was shipped to Thurmont
and has been run by Harry and James
erosion.
The decision of the case has not been
made.